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ROURKES START
SERIES AT HOME
WITH BOOSTERS
. MSS-sasSssMSsaaa
Play First Fray of Seven
Game, Engagement on Lo
cal Lot at Rourke
r . Park Tonight.
The Rourkei, begin seven-game
eriei on the local lot tonight when
.;. the face Dei Moines in jhe first
fray of a four-game series.
The Rourkes are returning from
their first long road trip of the sea
son. They left' Omaha June 2 for
their invasion" of i hostile territory.
The road trip was not a howling suc
cess, but on familiar ground. Jack
son's men promise to reform. The
Rourkes have played at Toplin, Okla
' homsrCity, Wichita 01 Hutchinson
since they have appeared in Omaha.
Tonight's game will start at 6:45.
This is 15 minutes later,, than twi
light games formerly started-in Oma
ha. The twilight game has proved
popular in Omaha, attendance at even
ing games being twice as lirge as at
daylight pastimes, and this prompted
Pa Rourke to delay starting the game
another IS minutes so as to give the
fans still more time to finish the day's
work, eat dinner and then go to the
ball park.,: V-"
f : Sioux City Friday. v :
Des . Moines plays Omaha tonight
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
AH of these games start at '6:45.
After Des Moines, Sioux City comes
for, three games neat Saturday, Sun
day and Monday. Then the Rourkes
hit the iW again. They go to Des
Moines, Sioux City and St Joseph
and do not return until July 6. v
One or two "new faces are among
the Rourkes. There is Catcher Mc
Menemy and Pitcher Hale who joined
".' l..e Roufkes the day they left ,on the
road trip. Pitcher Manske is an Oma
ri htirler. He oitched for the Longe-
n ys in the Greater Omaha league.)
I.'eis said to be a coming star
C;:e on Balls by Meadows
Gives Game to Salt Packers
Hutchinson, Kan., June 17.4-The
' Oklahoma City wildcats tried to be
dangerous here today, but Haines held
their hits down, td five and . while
Hatchinsoiugot the same number,
bases n balls by Meadows gave the
tame tc the Packers,; 7 to 4. The
score: v : '
HUTCHINSON. OKLAHOMA CITY.
AB.H.O.A.B. ' AB.H.O.A.B.
wumuv i i t euccrn.is nut
e.l ' 1i OConroy.Jb 4 1.0
1 t4'y.lW t l.OQalk.lb U 1 0
l-fw,Tt I t tlt,Kv HIM
I Ill S IBen'n.lb I 11 1 I
1 -aor.tt I V S lO-ConT.o 1 1 I S
huitol 'I U4 Hewm.e!-: 1
.nlna a a 1 1 DSDarks.rt I 1 I 1,1
" lvaiBee.s 411 0Meao's,p I M I
Total IT II1U I Totals U 11411 1
-Vutahinaaa ...II , S 4 S Sil T
. OEiaaom City 1 Oil t I S
Saraed runsi Oklahoma, City, Iftwo-baae
hiu: : Bradley, Cleveland, M anion, Benson,
rmtav Passed bails:- Manlon, O'Connor.
Bases en balls: Otf Meadows. 1; oft Haines,
,' 4. ' Strock est:- By Hatnea, S; by. Meadows,
a. Left ea bun: Hutchinson. II Okla
homa, City, 4. Double plays: Meadows to
MoCUUan t ralk. - Stolen bases:- Wnffll.i
N' (D). Pettltrrew, Trainer, Falk. .Time
1:20. Umpire: Datley, .... , ,
Fremont, Neb;. June 17. (Special
. Telegram.) Fremont is entertaining
the lth annual cohve'htion of the -Ne
braska aerie, uroer ot tagies. ;xne
' session opened this afternoon with I
greeting and welcome by Mayor W.
C Wiley on behalf of the city. Judge
A. B. Duncan, grand worthy vice
president of St Joseph, made a stir
ring patriotic address., This evening
the visiting Eagles and their ladies
were entertained at a fishbake and
dance at Morris park. Judge Duncan
spoke following the bake. The ses
sions continue tomorrow, -,when offi
cers will be named and installed. Up
wards of .100 delegates are in attend
, ance. jx ' ' . , .
.Blaine Young Leads T
Omaha Golfers at K. C.
Kansas City, Mo., June 17. (Spe
cial Telegram.) Blaine Young . led
the Omaha golfers todaji in the first
18 holes of the qualifying round of
36 of the 18th annual Transmissis
sippi Golf tournament wjien he turned
in a score of 8J. This was seven
strokes above the best score of the
day, which was 'made bV'G. L. C n
ley of the home club. , In making 76
Conley equaled the old tours rec
ord established by himself two years
go, but wnich-was beaten two strokes
Sunday'' .by--. Jimmy Manion of St.
Louia in practice. ' . s "
Frank Lynch of St Louis was sec
ond with 77. The Omaha score for
the first 18 holes are:
Jack Hutbes ....ISC. A. Amos .......14
!. A. Hlrein ...S4lCharles W. Martin. 37
lain Toung- ....IJ C M. Richards ...
Albert Cabn ....16Frncl Potter ....34
'. B. OnKey ,...I7H. E. Mllllkea ...II
f . A. WaM Ernt Sweet .....31
I. J. Bwarts '...I:J. Fradenberf ...,l
. Q. Brack ......ItiArthur Mets M.,.4
. G. J-owry I!0. O. Lleben ......39
1 Clemencean atTront '
-''' faria.'June 17. Premier, Qemen-
iaujipent Sunday at the front. The
Jetit Jdurnal says Hie premier re
, .i t-l to talk I'Ut that he smiled when
inclined to discui th situation.
THEN
! Standing of Teams
AMERICAN. I NATIONAL
W.L.Pot.1. W. L. Pet.
Boston ....14 tt .07IChlcago as 15 .61
New York. J9 it .177
New York ,.asl.(73
Cleveland.. I1JS.H4
Boston 36H.490
Cincinnati.. 23 27.460
Chicago v....Z J1.M1
Bt. Lbuli ..15 II .40 Philadelphia 2124.447
Washington 27 2S.4I2 BL Louis. .. .20 28 .417
Phlladel'la 1 12 .7JPltUburh.. 20 2 .417
Detroit .'. ..1710.t2Brooklyn.,. 20 J .408
WB8TBRN LEAGUE. AMERICAN ASS'N.
W.L.Pct.1 ' . W.L.Pct
Wlchlt. ...2S 14 .647 Loulivlllo ...25 17.66
Hutohlmon .21 IS .COt Kanau Qlty .23 II .590
Dm MolnM.26 11 C(lColumb4i ...22 14.57
Joplln 20 20 .600Indl.napolU 2117.563
Okla. City . .21 24 :7i Mtlwaukas .2117.575
Oman ....t0tS.4M8t. Paul ....1111.475
81 JoMph ..II 26 .405 Mlnneapolll 15 24 .385
Sioux City ..11 10 .3021 Toledo 10 30.250
Yesterday's Reeolts.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia, I; Plttaburgh .
Boston, 4, 4; BU Loula, 1, 1.
, Brooklyn, 4; Cnlcafo, S.
New York, 1; Cincinnati, 1.
AMERICAN WKQWE.
Cleveland, I; Philadelphia, I.
New York, I; Detroit, 5. Game called
to allow team catch train.
Waabtnfton. 2; Cnlcafo, 1.
Boston, I; Bt. Louie, o. t
WESTERN LEAGUa.
Hutchinson, Ts Oklahoma City; 4.
Joplln, 1; Wichita, 6.
Nebraska Y. M. C. A. Men to
' Attend Meetitlg in East
Fifty Nebraskans who served as
"key" men in the Young Men's Chris
tian association war work fund cam-
oaten last fall will ko to Chicago next
Friday for a meeting of the Central
United States department ' council,
incTthere will decide plans for raising
the quotas of the varous states in the
$100,000,000 drive this fall. Ne
braska's share is! expected to be about
$1,000,000. .
The national council held its meet
ing in New York City a week ago.
The Chicago meeting will duplcate
this, only it will be on a smaller scale.
John R. Mott, chairman of the na
tional council, and George W. Per
kins, eastern capitalist who is finan
cal chairman, will be among those
present at Chicago. The meeting will
last one day.
Returning, the workers will hold a
state meeting, then county and finally
community conferences, leading up
to the campaign.
Play In Telephone Golf
, Event Reaches Semi-Fna!s
Play at the golf tournament among
I the employes, of the Nebraska Tele
phone company dragged during the
past week and it was necessary, for
the committee in charge to default
several of the matches. The semi-final
round failed to produce any startling
golf with the exception of the match
between W. J. Brazell and L.. R.
Howard to go to iu holes.
Results of the semi-finals were as
touows: --' "- ( ' - " " - -
CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT.
L. R. Howard beat Arthur Olson 4 tip and
I to to. . - '
B. J. Hatch won from B. M. Moreman,
Jr., by default . , .
SECOND FLIGHT.
P. H. Skahlll beat B. C. Hartley 1 tip and
t to o. ..
D. T. Smith won from W. R, Overmlre by
eetault,
THIRD FLfOHT.
W, 8. Rail beat. A. T. MoAdams t up and
"1 to .' -.. i '' .'
3. C. Peterson won from B. B. Crouch, by
default. . '
FOURTH FLIGHT.
W; X BraseU heat L. R. Howard 1 up (30
holes). '
' B. L. Ward beat A, B. Van Dyke T up
ana e to to. ?
Base Ball Men Not Exempted
From Work or Fight Order
Washington, June 17.--Reports that
the provosa marshal general's office
has decided that the "work or fiffht"
draft regulations shall not be allowed!
tc; interfere with major league base
ball players this season led to an au
thoritative statement that no' ruling
on the subject had been made.
It was stated that Provost Marshal
General Crowder adhered to his origi
nal announcement that the question
would be passed upon by the presi
dent in the regular way when the oc
casion arises on an appeal from a lo
cal, board's decision.
Thel'work or fight" order becomes
effective July 1.
Kingsley is Winner of
Omaha Gun Club Shooting
Ray Kingsley ' caotured the five-
pound box of candy hung up for hjgh
score in me irapsnootmg at the Uma
ha Gun club Sunday. Despite the
heat, Kingsley nailed 48 out of a
possible 50 blue rocks and easily led
the field of marksmen. Scores Sun
day were asfollows:
Xlnnley, 41x60. Smith. JlxSO.
Holts, 44x50. Vermehren, 44x59, "
Peterson. 43x50. McDonald, 38x50.
Vort,35x&0. Thorp. 42x50.
McCaffrey, 17x50. Adams, 43x58.
Barnes, 40x50. Bimpson, 43x50.
Wolves Win Qpener 'of
Series From Wichita
Wichita, -Kan., June 17.-Wichita
won the opening game of the series
from Jopjin, 6 to 3. Waldbaber. and
Hubbell, the two youngest pitchers in
the leagues, opposed each other.
Score:
' '''- R H E
Joplln ..0 SO 0 0 0 0 0 3 3
Wichita .1 0 0 t '' I l 5 1
Batteries: Hubbell and Collins; Wald
bauer and Watlln.
' ' , - .
Breaks Two Swimming
Records In One Place
Alameda, Cal., Junt. 16. Harold
Krueger of Honolulu broke two
world's, swimming records in one
race here today when, using the back
stroke, he swam 400 mfcrs.in
6:27 2-5 and 44 yards in 6:30 flat Vs
ssws Vt 1 Jl' rs ," 8."
BRAVES WIN TWO
FROM CARDINALS
BUNKER HILL DAY
Konetchy Forced' to Retire
From Morning Game, After
Being Hit Behind the Ear
Herzog Played First.
Bostoir; June 17. Boston cele
brated Bunker Hill day by winning
the morning and afternoon games
from St. Louis here today. Nefif'held
the visitors to three hits m the morn
ing and won over Ames, 4 to 1
Upham. pitching his first game for
Boston in the afternoon, allowed six
-hits, did not pass a man and struck
out hve. rackard held the home team
to three hits until the seventh, .when
a walk to Wickland, a single by J. C.
Smith and a home run by J. L. Smith
scored three runs. Kelly's triple and
J. C. Smith's single in the eighth
scored the other Boston run. '
In the morning game Konetchy was
hit over the left (ear by a wild pitcn
and retired. Herzog played first in
the afternoon game. Score:
ST. LOUIS. BOSTON.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Hthcte.cf Soil lRawlg-s.ss 11140
Balrd,3b S 1 1 4 0Herzor,2b 4 13 3 0
Crulse.rf 3 16 0 OPowell.of 4 1 S 0 0
Hrniby.sa 3 0 0 3 OWcklnd.rf 4 110 0
0bulet,b 4 0 13 9 ir.C.Sth,3b S S 1 3 I
Walaceb 3 0 S A OKoncby.lb 1 0 3 0 0
8mltb,lf 3 0 11 OMasaey.lb 10 10 1
Oonials.p 3 14 3 ORehg.lt 4 3 10 0
ms,p 3 0 0 C OWIlson.o S 0 I I 0
Wheeler 1 0 0 0 ONehf.p 3 0 0 3 0
Snyder 1 0 0 0 O'Traseser 0 0 0 (0 0
Totals 21 1 34 14 S Totals 39 3 27 14 1
'Raw for Konetchy In fourth.
Batted for Wallace In ninth.
Batted for Smith In ninth.
Bt. Loul ..0 0 0 0 0 1 0 9 01
Boston 9 0 0 9 0 0 0 4 4
Two-base hits: J. C. Smith, Rawlins. Sac
rifice hits: Balrd, Nehf, J. C. Bmlth. Sac
rifice fly: Massey. Stolen bases: Balrd,
Heritor. Double play: Balrd to Gonsalea to
Paulette. Left on bases: St. Louis, I; Bos
ton, 7. First base on errors: BU Louts, 1;
Boston 1. Wild pltoh: Ames. Hit by
pltcht-i. ball! By Ames (Konetchy). Bases
on bail J: Off Ames, 2; off Nehf. 4.
Afternoon frame; . '
BT. LOUIS. BOSTON.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Hthcte.cf 4 2 0 0 ORwIngus 4 114 0
Balrd, 3b
0 1 8 OHerzos.lb 4, 0
Crulse.rf 4
0 0 9 OKelly.cf 4
117 lWcklnd.rt S
1111 0J.C.8th.3b 4
0 3 4 IJ.L.Sth,2b 4
Hrnsby.ss 4
PauleUb 4
Walace.Sb 1
Ooniales.o 1
0 ORehtUf I
9 OHenry.o S
1 OUpham.p S
0 0
Wheeler.lf 4
Snyder.o I
Smyth, tb 9
Packard, p 3
May.p ' 9
1 9 Totals 39 7 37 11 4
9 9
Totals 33 123 33 1
J. L. Smith out In eighth, -hit by batted
St. Louis ...... 0 0 1 9 9 9 0 9 92
Boston 9 9 9 9 9 0 3 1 4
Two-base hltr Paulette. Three-base hit:
Kelly. Home run: J. L, Smith. Stolen
bases: Heathcote, Smyth. Sacrifice hit:
Wickland. . Sacrifice fly: Balrd. Double
play: Batrd to Hornsby to Balrd to Paul
ette. Left on bases: St. Louis, S;- Boston,
S. First base on errors: St, Louts, 3; Bos
ton, 1. Bases on balls: Off Packard, 3.
Hits: Off Packard, I In seven and one
third Innings; off May, 1 In two-thirds In
ning. Struck out: By May, 1; by Upham,
S. Losing pitcher: Packard.
Burns' Homer Wins for Giants.
New Tork, June 17. Burns' home run
In the eighty Inning broke a tie score and
enabled New Tork to defeat Cincinnati, 3
to 1, here today. The game was a pitchers'
battle between Bailee and Schneider, with
the home pitcher outlasting1 his rival Black
burn's fielding featured. Score:
CINCINNATI. NEW TORK.
AB.H.O.A.B. . AB.H.O.A.B.
Oroh.Sb 4
10 1 OBums.lt 4 3 10 0
LMgee.2b 4
111 OToung.rf 41999
111 0Fletchr.es 11919
SIS 9 OKauff.cf 4 119 0
0 19 OZtmr'n.Sb, 119 10
19 1 OHoIke.-lb I 1 10 1 0
Neale.cf 4
Chase.lb 4
BMgee.lt 4
Orlflth.rf
Blkbrn.es 4 9 1 10 ORarlden.o 3 0 110
Allen.o 119 1 0Rdrlgs,2b 1112 0
Regan f0 0 0 0 OSallee.P 19 19 9
Wlngo,o 9 9 9 9 9,
Snelder.p'l 9 9 1 9 Totals 21 13712 0
Totals 31 1 14 20 9
Ran for Allen in eighth.
Cincinnati .. 1 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 91
New Tork .. 99991991 2
Two-base hlte: Holke, Zimmerman, Grif
fith, Neale. Home run: . Burns. Stolen
bases: Chase, Griffith. Sacrifice hits: Sal
lee, Schneider j Double play: Fletcher, Ro
drlguea and Koike Left on bases: Cincin
nati, 4lvNew York, t. Base on balls: Off
Schneider, 1. Hit by pitched ball; By
Sohnelder (Fletcher). v 8truck out: By Sal
lee (2), Passed ball: Allen. . v
r-hiUle WIb In Tenth, v
Philadelphia, June" 17. Cravath'e home
run Into the bleachers 'With a pinch runnr
on first base In the ninth Inning, tied the
score for Philadelphia snd Williams' double.
following elngles by Burns , and Bancroft,
won the game In Jhe tenth, 9 to S. None
of the seven pitchers was very effective.
Score: ' .
PHILADELPHIA. AB.H.O.A.K.
I AB.H.O.A.E. PITTSBURGH.
Bnncrft.es 1 2 7 3 ICaton.ss 112 19
Wtllms.cf I
Stock.lb ' S
Luders.lb I
9
4
1
9 Carey ,cf 4
9Cutshw,2b S
lHlnchn.rf 1
2 19 1
1119
9 2 11
Pearce,lb 9 9 2 9 0Mollws,lb S 1 T 1 9
Cravth.rf 1119 0Blgbee.lt 1 3 4 0 0
Meusel.lt I 1
McQatf.lb 1 1
OMcKec.Jb 4
OSchmldt.o 1
1119
14 19
Burns.o 1
1 .1 1 OMIUer.p
1 k0 9 1 9
Davis.
0 V 0 O Steele. p
19 9 9
Mayer.p
19 9 1 OHarmon.p 1 I I 9 9
9 9 9 1 9
Matn.p
Prengst,p 9 9 9 1,9' Totals 39 1537 11 1
Fltagrld, 1 9 9 9 9
Watson, p 1 9 9,1 9 ;
Totals 381J01 1 V '
One out when winning run scored. Wil
liams out. hit by batted ball.
Batted tor Prendgygast In eighth.
Ran tor Burns tn 10th
Pittsburgh ..9 19911999 -S
Philadelphia 1-19119991 19
Two-base hits: Blgbee, Cutshaw, Schmidt,
Mollwlts, McOafflgan, Cravath. Williams.
Three-base hit: -Steele. Home runs: Cut-
BASEBALL
OMAHA vs. DES MOINES
Juna 18, 19, 20, 21.
ROURKE v PARK
Friday, Juna 2U Ladles Day
Games Called 6:43.
. , "- '
Amateur Results
Greater Omaha League.
Murphy-Dld-Its. I : Beeellns. 1 first game.
Murpby-Dld-Its, 4; Besellris, 3 second
gams.
Armours, 1; Holmes, 2.
Krajeclks, 13; Longeways, 1.
City League.
National Cash Registers, 11; Morris A
Co., I.
Alpha Camp, W. O. W., 17; Stags, 0.
No other gam scheduled.
? ' American League.
McCaffrey Motor Co., I; Florence Mer
chants, S.
NO other games scheduled.
Jtotcr-Ctty League.
Dally News, I; Dresher Brothers, I.
Krajeolk Juniors, 10; Philip's Department
store, 8. -v
No other games scheduled..
. Booster Leu-ne.
Trimble Brothers, Jrs., I; Parsfey Com
mission Co., l.
J. B. Roots, 12; Ramblers, 11.
Homesteads-Harley Davidsons. Forfeited
to Harley Davidsons.
Townsends, 10; Rlggs Optical Co., 9.
ehaw, Luderus and Cravath. Stolen bases:
Carey, Cutshaw. MeuseL Sacrifice , hits:
McKechnle, McGafflgan. Sacrifice flies:
Schmidt. Hlnchman, Burns. Double plays:
McGafflgan, Bancroft and Luderus , 8tock
and Bancroft, Left on bases: Pittsburgh,
I; Phlldelphla, 10. First base on errors:
Pittsburgh, 3. Basses on balls: Oft Miller.
3: Steele, 3; Mayer, 3; Main. 1 Hits: Off
Miller, I In two and two-thirds innings;
Steele, B,ln six and two-third innings (none
out in. 10th); Harmon, 3 in one-third in
nings. Mayor 5 In five Innings (none out In
sixth); Main, 2 In two and two-thirds In
nings; Prendergast, 6 In two and one-third
Innings; Watson, 1 In two Innings. Hit
by pitched ball: By Steele (Luderus). Struck
out: uy Miller, l; Steele, 2. Harmon, 1;
Mayer, 1; WatsonT 1. Wild pitch: Mayer.
Winning pUchen: Watson. Losing pitcher:
Steele.
Dodgers Rally in Ninth and Win.
Brooklyn, June 17. The Brooklyns made.
is nits toaay, out were forced to stage a
ninth Inning rally to win, 4 to 3. Cheney
waa wild- at the start but settled down.
8oore: .
CHICAGO. BROOKLYN.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.E.
Flack.rf 4 150 OJonatn.rf 4 3 2 1 0
Holohr.ss 1
4 4 1 Olson, ss 5 2 13 0
Mann.lt I 9
Merkle.lb 1 1
Paakrt.cf 4 1
Deal.Sb 1 0
Zetder,2b 4 9
Kllllfer.o I 1
Tyler.p 4 9
Duglaa.p , 9 9
4 0 ODaubt.lb 5 4 7 0 0
S 9 9Wheat.lt S 1' 1 0 0
9 1 0Myers,cf -J 1 S 0 0
1 0 lO'Mara.Sb 4 2 D " 1
2 1 0Doolan,2b 2 9 2 1 0
4 4 0 Mlller.e 4 1 M t
9 1 OCheney.p 1 0 0 9 9
0 9 O'HIckmn 1 0 9 9 0
Grimes 9 9 0 9 9
Totals 29 425 II 2'MWheat 119 9 9
Totals 25 II 27 9 1
One out when winning run scored.
'Batted for-Doolan in ninth..
? Ran for MlUer In nlath.
. 'Batted for Cheney in ninth.
Chicago ..... 91999191 92
Brooklyn .... 9 9, 9 9 9 1 0 0 2
' Two-basv hits: Flack, Olson. Home run:
MerKle. sacrifice hit: Kllllfer. Double
plays: Zelder, Hollocher and Mrkle; John
ston and Miller. Left on bases: Chicago,
I; Brooklyn, 10. First bsss on errors: Chi
cago, 1. Bases on balls: Off Tyler, 1;
Douglas, 1; Cheney, 7. Hits: Off Tyler, 14
In eight and one-third Innings; Douglas, 1
In one-third inning (none out). Hit by
pitched ball: By . Tyler (Z. Wheat). Struck
out: By Tyler, 8: Cheney, 7. Wild pitch:
Cheney, Losing pitcher: Tyle.
OFFICIALS STOP
FULTON-DEMPSEY,
BOXING "BOUT
Hartford, Conn., June 17. Governor
Holcomb has had a conference with
Thomas :F. Egan, superintendent of
state police, on the matter .of allow
ing the Fulton-Dempsey boxing match
in Danbury, July 4.
'John H. i Perry, president of -the
state police commission, also has con
ferred with Superintendent Egan. The
latter has inquired into the conditions
for the bout, and says he is satisfied
it would be a violation of the law. He
accordingly has communicated with
the . prosecuting officials of Danbury
informing them of his intention to
prevent the bout. v ;
Strangler Lewis' Throws
Freberg and Wins Match
Sioux City, - la., June 17. Ed
"Strangler" Lewis won his mat match
here tonight with" John Freberg,
Swedish champion It required but
one fall, which came after -37 minutes
of wrestling. '
Lewis applied his favorite headlock
on his opponent with such force that
he was unable to continue, nis necic
ligaments were injured. The referee
awarded Lewis the match.
GREAT OLD REMEDY
FOR SKIN DISEASES
S. S. S. Clears Skin of Erup
tions, Drives Poison Frorn
1 - the System." j
Get it fixed in your mUd that skin
eruptions, Scrofula, Ectema, burn
ing, itching skin, .and lU skin dis
eases are due entirely to impure and
infected blood. If the trouble was
ont the outside of, the skin, by sim
ply washing Snd keeping it clean you
could obtain relief not even oint
ments, lotions, snd salves would be
necessary. Agree with us in this be
lief, and your trouble can be relieved
you can be entirely restored to
health. S. S: S. is a purely vegetable
treatment that you can secure from
your own druggist it is a blood tonic
that will purify your blood and cause
a most decided abatement Tf your
glesl
DR. E. R. TARRY
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SENATORS WIN.
FROM WHITE SOX
IN CLOSE GAME
Johnson Outpitches "Three
Chicago Hurlers and Wins ,
" 3 to 1; Ti3htens Up in
" Pinches Twice.
Chicago, June 17. Washington de
feated Chicago today, 2 to 1, Johnson
outpitching three local pitchers. Benz
was tjken out in the first inning, when
Washington filled the bases on a base
on balls, a hit and an error. A sacri
fice fly scored a man and then Rus
sell refused a run until the sixth, when,
Milan singled, took third on a wild
pitch and scored on a sacrifice fly.
Liebolas single and relsch s triple in
the eighth' averted a Chicago shutout.
Twice before this the locals opened
innings with two hits and could not
score. Danforth pitched the last
two innings for Chicago when a
pinch hitter batted for Russell in the
seventh. Score:
CHICAOO. WASHINGTON.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.E.
drphy.rf 4 110 0Shottn.lt 4 13 0 0
Lelbold.lf 1119 0Foster,3b -62180
!.CIIns,2b 4 0 0 2 OJudge.lb 3 0 1 0
Tels.cf 4 1 S 0 0 Milan, cf 4 3 4 0 0
Jandll.lb 4 '110 0 OJchanks.rf 3 13 0 0
Weavr.ss 1 1 3 3 0Morgan,2b 110 10
Rsbrg.Sb 4 0 0 2 2M'Brlde,ss 4 10 10
Schalk.o 4 0 1-9 lAnsmth.o 1 9 7 9 0
Beni.p , 0 0 0 0 OJohnsn.p 4 0 12 0
Rusleli.p 1 0 0 2 0
Dnfrth.p 0 0 0 9 0 Totals 33 1 27 3 4
J.Collns 1 0 0 9 9
Totals 13 127 8 I
Batted tor Russell In seventh.
Washington ..1 9900100 0 3
Chicago .....0 9 9 9 9 9 9,1 01
Three-base hit: Felsch. Stolen base: Slot-
flee files: Shanks. Morgan. Left on bases
Washington, (; Chicago, 8. First base on
errors: .Washington, 2. Bases on balls: Off
Bens, 1. Hits: Off Bens, (none out In first
Inning); off Russell, i In seven Innings;
oft Danforth, 2 in two Innings. Hit by
pitched ball: By Johnson, (Weaver): Struck
out: By Russell,' 1; by DanfortK, 1; by
Johnson, 3. Wild pitches: Jonnson, kus
sell. Losing pitcher: Bens.
. ' Cleveland Takes Four Straight.
Cleveland, O., June 17. Cleveland made
It four straight from Philadelphia today,
winning 1 ( to 3. Pitcher Scott Perry, for
whom Manager Connie Mack went Into court
today and secured a restraining order pre
venting the Boston Nationals from Interfer
ing with his Bervlces with the Athletics,
pitched and .lost his flint game since the
National" Baseball commission's ruling de
ciding In favor of Boston. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. CLEVELAND.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.E.
lhanon.ss 4 0
)ldrlng,lf 4 1
!7alker,cf 4 1
2 OJhnstn.lb 4 3 12 0 0
0 OChpmn.ss 4 1 1 sl 1
0 03peaker,cf 3 12 9 0
1" 0Roth,rf 4 10 0 0
3urns.lb
4 1
afdnr.3b 4
Perklns.c 4
avdsn,rf 3
3
0
0
2 0Wbsgns,2b 3
13 2
3 0Wood.lt 4
2 0 0 0
2 2 4 0
0 0Evans,3b 3 2
5 lrhomas.o 3 0
4 OCovlskie.p 3 0
Kugan.2b 3 0
7 0 0
0 4 0
erry.p 3 0
Totals 33 24 16 1 Totals 31 10 27 11 1
Philadelphia ..300 00000 03
Cleevland 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 6
Two-base hit: Gardner. Three-base hit:
Burns. Home run: Evans. Stolen oases:
Speaker, Wambsganss (2), Wood. Double
plays: Evans to Wambsganss to Johnston,
Perry to Dugan to Burns, Shannon to Dugan
tn Burns.' Left on bases: Philadelphia, 3;
Cleveland, 1. First base on errots: Phila
delphia, l; Cleveland, 1. cases on Dans:
Off Perry, 2. Struck out: By Perry, 3;
tjy Coveles(V, 7.
Tigers ana xsnas uarae.mucu.
Detroit. June 17. New Tork and Detroit
played a S to S tie game this afternoon, the
game being called at the end ot the eighth
to allow Detroit to catch a train. New Tork
scored the tying run In the eighth on
Pecklnoausrh's double, an out and a single.
The visitors scored four runs tn the first
two Innings on three errors and five hits.
Score:
NEW TORK. I DETROIT.
AB.H.O.A.E. ' AB.H.O.A.E.
GIlhTy.rf 4 110 OBush.ss 3 3 5 2 0
Peck'n,es 4 2 2 4 OVltUtH 2 0 12 1
Baker, 3b 4 0 0 0 OCobb.cf '41990
Pratt, 2b 4 3 7 2 9Veach.lf 3 3 10 1
Plpp.lb 4 16 l.OHetl'an.rt 3 15 11
Bodle.lt 3 111 ORJones.lb 3 2 7 0 0
Marsa's.ct 3 0 1 0 0Toung.2b 4 13 5 2
Walters.c 2 15 1 ITelle.o 4 0 3 S 0
Lsve.p 3 3 12 OCunn'm.p 4 10 11
Flnne'n.p 9 0 0 0 0
Totals 30 10 24 14
Totals 33 11 24 11 1
New Tork 3 2 9 9 99
Detroit 9 9 9 r 0 . 3
15
95
(Called end eighth, allow Detroit to catch
a train.)
Two-base hits: Pecklnpaugh. Three-
bsse hits: Walter, . Love, Cobb. Sacrifice
hit: Hellmann. Double plays: Peckln
paugh, Pratt and Plpp: Hallman and Toung:
Bodle arm Pecklnpaugh; Vltt, Toung and
R. Jones; Cunningham, Bush, R. Jones.
Left on bases:' New Tork, 3; Detroit, 7.
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on balls: Off Love, 5. Hits:' Off Love, 9
in Blx Innings (none out In seventh); Fin
reran. 1 In four Innings. Struck out: By
Cunningham, 3; Love. 3; Flnnaran, 1. Passed
ball: Walters. ,
Hays Stingy With Hits. v
St. Louis, June 17. Mays allowed St.
Louis four bits today while his teammates,
due to the Ineffectiveness of three locar
pitchers and two errors by Tobtn, ran up a
score of eight runs, Boston winning. 8 to
0. The two teams split even on the series
just concluded. Score:
BOSTON! ST. LOUIS.
AB.H.O.A.E, . AB.H.O.A.E.
Hooper.rf 3 0 10 OTobln.cf 4
Shean,2b S 1 1 S OMalseUb 2
Strunk.cf S 1 0 0 0Austin,3b 2
Ruth, lb 3 112 0 OSialer.lb -4
Schang.c 3 0 5 0 ODemltt.rf 4
Thmas.3b 4 111 OSmith.lf 3
Scott.ss 4 3 7 1 0Oedeon,2b 3
Whtmn.lt 4 10 0 OOerber.ss 1
Mays,p 4 1 9 t OJhnson.ss 2
Svreld.o 1
Totals 36 27 12 . OHale.c 1
Galna, p v
Houck.p 2
Dvnport.p 0
Hndryx 1
Wrlgkt.p 0
0 2
0 1
1 2
1 11
0 4
2
1
1
0
1
2
0
0
0
0
00
Totals 30 4 27 11 1
Batted for Davenport In eighth.
Boston ...3 0 1 0 2 0 0 3 08
St. Louis 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Summary Two-base hits: Slsler, Ruth.
Three-base hit: Austin. Stolen bases:
Thomas, Scott, Whlteraan. Sacrifice hits:
Hooper. Sacrifice fly: Whlteman. Left on
bases: Boston, 10; St. Louis, 4. Bases on
balls: Off Mays, 1; off Oallia, 4; off Houck,
4. Hits: Off Oallia, 3 In one and one-third
Innings; off Houck, 3 In five and two
thirds Innings; off Davenport, three In
one Inning; off Wright, 1 In one inning.
Struck out: By Mays, 3; by Houck, 2; by
Davenport, 1. Losing pitcher: Gallia.
T
ln the Silent Drama
Sun "Patriotism." showing at the Sun
today, Wednesday and Thursday, with Bes
sie Barrlscale in the leading role. Is a story
of the Red Cross and of war and America
that' Interests everyone in these times of
war emergency. Miss Barrlscale in the part
of the Red Cross nurse heroine Is given an
opportunity to display some of the most
successful acting of her career.
Blalto "In "Rich Man. Poor Man," here
for three more days. Marguerite Clark pre
sents the vanity of riches, the unhappiness
that they may bring and the happiness that
may be found In life without them. A
Wall street financier disowns his daughter
for marrying a poor man and she passes
from his life forever. Years later a girl
Betty Wynne, played by Miss Clark, is
foisted on him as his grandchild ana sne
comesto live in luxury and dissatisfaction
with life. When lovers come she, too, chooses
tho poor suitor and In a surprising turn of
events it Is discovered that tne poor suitor
Is really the grandchild of the old financier.
Strand Charles Ray In "Playing the
Game" will be seen at the Strand again,
the bill running until Wednesday night.
The play Is one that will please most audi
ences as the Ideal of a perfect picture
drama., Laughter and tears are skillfully
blended ,lt the scenario and Ray's charac
terization of the leading part is excellent.
Empress The Four Hun Chasers, at the
Empssss theater, la a quartet of young
men who can sing and harmonize. Spe
cial mention la due to Monohan snd company
In their roller skating novelty. It Is a great
laughing number. Charlie Chaplin is ap
pearing here on the screen in "Oh, what
a Night!" a comedy that is hilariously
funny. There is humor In abundance, as
well as a moving love story tn the William
Fox photo comedy "We Should Worry!"
with Jane and Katherine Lee as stars,
which lis being shown for the first half
of the'week.
HamUton WIlltanAFarnum In the fea
ture drama "The Conqueror," will be here
for the last times today. In' his deploting
of this strong character Farnum Is In his
favorite element and he brings to the part
all his own powerful personality and virile
strength. On Wednesday and Thursday
will be seen Theda Bara In "Rose of Blood."
Lothrop "The Danger Game," a thrill
ing series ot adventures in playing the
greatest of all game," ls being shown here
for the last times today witn juaage Ken
nedy and Tom Moore tn the leading roles.
Full of dramatic situations, tne play la
sensational in parts, yet the thread of the
love story runs through it in a very pretty
fashion.
Rohlff "Tarran of the Apes,"a feature
film that is unusual and an extremely In
teresting story will be shown here today
and Wednesday. The picture of the ' de
velopment of the human placed In the
position of his forefathers hundreds of
AMUSEMENTS.
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HOME OF THE BIG DOUBLE SHOW
Four Hun Chasers
' Novelty Singing '
Ferguson & Sunderland -.
Singing and Dancing
Dolly Richards
1 That Vivacious Girl J
Monahan & Co.
A Roller Skating Novelty
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Jans and Katherine Lee in f X
"WE SHOULD WORRY"
iWm. FOX Presents
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CHARLIE
CHAPLIN
"Oh What y
a Night
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years before and how he develops his mind
and proves his superiority ver Jhe animals
with whom he has been raised as a weak
ling is an Interesting one and many thrill
ing adventures befall him In his Ufa In
the jungle.
Grand Thrilling and novel adventures
befall the hero of VTarzan of the Apes,"
showing here for the last times today.
One of the most sensational scenes of ths
play shows the revenge taken by Tarsan
on the cannibal tribe for the death ot his
adopted ape mother at the hands of one
of the tribe. Marshalling the elephant
friend of his. he utterly destroys the can
nibal's village, killing the offender himself
after an exciting chase over the tops of
ti4 great trees as tne savage flees on ths
ground. 'S '
Ideal Mary Miles Mlnter, In "Social Bri
ars," portrays the struggle of a young girl
who has gono to a great city with ths In
tention of making her own living. In ad
dition to the leading feature there will bs
shown here today the first Installment of
the big serial with Pearl Whit and An
tonio Moreno as the stars, "The House of
Hate." The play is one ot mystery, ad-'
venture and secret Intrigue of foreign spies;'
Is a thrilling one and there is not a mo
ment when there is not something new
for the audience. The serial runs In 15..
episodes two reels being shown In each one
Apollo The offering for today at ths
Apollo Is the superfeature film, "The Whip,"
one of the largest companies and the great
est .assortment of stage properties of re
cent times having been gathered together In '
this production. The plot of the story
deals with yie Ufe of a famous racing king
and his driver. In spite of the fact that
Its size and splendor of production over
shadows the merit of the play Itself there
Is realty a very vivid and Interesting lovs .
drama involved which has been weUkctel
and well carried out.
Alhambra Bessie Barrisoale In "Blind'
folded," will appear here for the last times -today.
The play is a powerful drama, which'
depicts the upbringing or. a little girl tov
be an expertvsafe robber and crook. Miss
Barrlscale does some fine acting as she de
picts the character awakening of the girl
when, she discovers that there are other ',
and better codes of morals than the one
which she has learned from the "Ear" and '
dramatic scenes are portrayed as she turns '
into the paths of right.
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PHOTOPLAYS.
Wiltiam
Farnum
in
"Rough and Ready"
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Bessie Barriscale
in
"PATRIOTISM"
LOTHROP-Sir
MADtE KENNEDY A TOM MOORE
in "THE DANGER GAME''
HAMILTON
40th nd
Hamilton
. WILLIAM FARNUM,
in "THE CONQUEROR"
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in "PLAYING ;
the GAME"
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