r
THti BEE: UMAHAMUNUAYAUUUSTg.lO.
f if i
1 1
1
Ice Cold, Ready-To-Drink
Home Brew Grabbed in Raid
Fifty bottles of home brew, part
of which was on ice and ready to
quench thirsty throats, were found
by Police Sergeants Thestrup and
"VSummitt when they raided twu
routh Eigth street residences Satur
Tuay night, arrested three men and
. JF two women, all negroes.
J McCarty Bullett, 1107 South
J I'.ighth street, and James Embr:r,
1118 South Eighth street, were
charged with unlawful possession of
intoxicating liquor and keeping a
disorderly house. The other nun
and the two women were charged
with being inmates.
v '
f All the odors of cooking are car
ried off into a chimney from a range
ir. vented in Paris which is enclosed
vith glass doors on the principles
of the chemist's draft closet.
.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
North.
FOR COLORED.
W havu a nice 5 -room c"Uge at
1424 Patrick Aw., for S2.200: 1500 rush.
12; pr mjnlh. Look It over, then se
us.
l. DRUEL Sl CO.
J40S A met Av Colfax 726.
Omaha Rnl Estats ami Investments.
JOHN T. BOHAN
. !1 Pi Hon Blk Phona Tyler 4889.
IP"- a FEW homra and lota for'ssl In Park-
mooa additions a aara oiaca for invest
manti Norrla - Morris. Douiaa4J70.
". NKW oak finish home. T-room, aun
mora, tile batb. double garage, f Irepla -i-,
I13.S.10. Terms. Doug. I734 Jys.
111NNE LUSA "homaa and loti) offer the
beat opportunity to Inveat vour money.
Fhons Tylar 1ST.
IMMKOIATB POSSESSION."
1515 N. 24TH ST. 7-r. modern, ll.nnt
cash. C'relgh, SOS Bee Bldg. Dg. 200.
S-ll. COTTAOB clnsa to Fort Omaha; (as.
v.-nter. llgliia. good "pair. Col. 412.
South.
FIEJ.D club
DISTRICT
S-rnom house, nak and name! finish ;
nalc floors throughout; mirrored doors m
very bedroom, iBrus bath; good bas
ment and attiu; fine lot; rloaa to school
and car lino, on a fine atreet.
D. V. SHOLES CO.,
REALTORS.
S1S-17 Olty National. Douglas 44.
J914 South Sixteenth atreet Now vacant.
nearly new. i-room moaern house.
I4.S00: about one fourth caah. balance,
payments. Douglas 6967 or D-7JI1
.Berke, &Muall,
Miscellaneous.
Two-ROOM .modern apartment,
close in, 21st Ave. and Howard
St.; newly decorated; no objec
tion to children: $40 nrr month.
E. E. AUSTIN.
Tyler 785; (Sunday. Tyler2968.)
BEAUTIFUL modern manalon.'hardwood
flniwh 9 lot- lir.nlltir.il Pn.nAm
iT,.bBrflin. ns.ooo.
U. r. HTEBBINS. 1810 Chicago St.
:vBIRKETT & CO.
nt
anil maurea. 150 Be Bldg.
Douglaa 6 3 J.
BEAUTIFULLY flnlahed S-room house,
hot water heat. Bargain. ?7,JO0. Dg
4641.
4-ROOM
house.
2 Iota, near
Douglaa 4641.
Windaor
scnoor, 13.000.
4-ROOM house,
school, $3,000.
two lota, near Windsor
Douglas 4641.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
KERN Sarah Kberhardt. died at resi
dence, 1717 Spraguc atreet, aged lit
ytars S montha and 7 daya. Mm. Kern
came to Omaha i yeara ago. Husband
passed away January 17, 1819. She
levea to mourn, thiee daughters. Elisa
beth and Belle Kern, at 1717 Sprague
sire -t. and Mrj. Matthew Mason at the
Angelua upt. Funeral aervlcea will be
held at family residence Tuesday at 2
o'clock, Dean James Fanrock officiating.
Interment will be In family lot at West
Lawn cemetery;
MHSSKRSMJTH James, August 8, 1920,
atted 74 years, at Dea Molnea, la. Resi
dent of Omaha 8? years. Funeral from
Fere's chapel, 23d and Cuming streets,
Tuesday 2 p. m. Interment Prospect
Hill cemetery. Frlenda welcome.
HARKS John, died August 7, 1920, aged
60. Funeral from residence, 2011 Spen
cer, Tuesday at in a. ni. Members of
family who survive: Wife, laughter,
Marguerite, and sen, Raymond.
IXiUND A bunch of keys at 'Lake View
park Saturday evening. Owner can
have them by calling South 2727 and
. paying for ad.
4-ROOM' flat and bath. 3d floor, 621 South
ith St.; no beat. Inquire Mra Larsen,
2d floor; rooms open today.
WANTED
Ten experienced comptometer
perators for temporary invetv
ory work until September 20,
.920; salary $147 for 8 hours. Ap
oy to F. J. Holmes, Division
Storekeeper, office U. P. R. R.,
8th and Cass Sts.
His Hobby
"If I have one public hobby
that is more outstanding
than any other, it has been
the preachment of 'more
homes.'
"You can preach patriotism
to a man and appeal to his
sense of duty, but you can't
make the sort of appeal to
him that he gains from his "
own reflections after he
owns a home."
A Presidential Candidate.
Realtors have been preaching this doctrine for years.
OMAHA REAL
THE GUMPS
BUSY 6"ETN "mViNS TO
GfeT BUaCKSTOHtT V708 KOR.
OMAHA SPLITS
DOUBLE BILL
WITH BOOSTERS
Palmero Weakens When
Teammates Make Two
Wabbles and Des Moines
, Scores in Eighth.
Dcs Moines, Aug. 8. Des Moines
and Omaha split a double-header
here today. The locals won the first
game with a rally in the eighth
inning which netted six runs, Pal
mcro going in the air when his team
mates made two errorsi. The score
was 6 to 5. Omaha won the second
game 4 to 1, a rally in the sixth
scrooring three runners. Score
First game:
OMAHA.
AB. R. H. TO. A. E
Huney. a ..4.1 1 1 t I)
Waldell, Sb S 11 0 1 1
Gklnaon, 2h 8 0 15 1
1'lntte, rf 4 1 I 8 0
KnllveJt, lb 4 1 10 1 0
Lee. If t 1 0 2 1
Mown, cf 4 1 1 1 6 0
I.'nerle. e 4 1 1 0
Palmero. p 4 1 S 0
Totala ! 5 24 IS J
i DES MQIXKS.
AB. B. H. ro. A. E
O'Hara. If . . .
M. Kermott. Sb
Mot Her, ef . .
O'Connor, lb .
French, aa . . .
C.ffy, Sb ...
Med. rf
Hnnncr, r . . .
Ileloher, p
Anderson . . .
I'ykowaki, p .
1 11 9 0
15
0
J
4
ft
t 8
4)
Totala T St Iff
Bntted for Fletcher la eighth. ''
Omaha lltMIII 2 S
Dea Molnea ... ... HIOMOf x
Home runt Platte. Two-base hits!
Weldell, Piatt, Mason, Moeller. Sacrifice!
Hits: Welded, O'Hara, Freneh. Left on
bases! Omaha 4. Dew Molnea 4. Struck
outt By Flcher 3, by Palmer 8. Bases
on hulls s orr rietcner x, orr raiment 4.
Passed ball; I. ingle. Karned runs and
hits: Off Fletcher. 8 runs, and 5 hits In
eight Innings; off t ykowskl. 2 ran and
8 hits In one Inning. Winning pitcher:
Fletcher. Donhle plaja: MrDefmott to
O'Connor to McDermott to French: (ils-
lason to Hnney to lllvelt. traplres:
Jacobs and Buckley. Time: 1:9.
Second ruti
OMAHA..
A.B. R
.. 8 1
H. P.O. A. E.
840
1 0 1 0
18 10
000
1 7 10
1 S 0 0
100
501
1 18
1 9 "l
I.
H. P.O. A. E.
10 0 0
0 0 8 0
0 0 0 0
0 10 I 0
115 1
1 4. 4 1
110 0
430
Ifaney, ss . .
AVelilell, 8b
(Isluaon, Sb
Platte, rf ..
l.ellvelt. lb .
1-ee. If
tf aatin, rf .
Hrown, c . ,
Ragiin, p ..
Totals
.. 3
.. 8
...
.. 8
,.. 8
.. 8
.. 8
.. t
85 4
DES MOINES.
A.n. R.
O'Hara, If . . . .
Mtl'ermott. Sb
Moeller, cf . . ,
O'Connor, lb ,
8 0
1-9
2 l
8 0
8 1
French, as
Coffey, Sb 8
Med. rf 8 0
Anderson, e ....... 8
ESTATE BOARD
ONV-V
Fletcher, p t
Banner I . . 1
Totala 14 1 4 81 11 3
Rafted for Fletcher in seventh.
Omaha 010008 0 4
Dea Molnea 0 0 0 1 0 0 01
(Called end 1th hr agreement.)
Tno-baae hit: Olslason. Sacrifice hltst
MrPormott. Stolen bases: Haney, Ie,
McKcrmctt, Med. Left on bases: . Omaha
1. Dea Molnea 6. Struck out I By Fletcher
t, by Rocan 4. Base on halls; Off
Fletcher 1, off Rafnn 1. 'lilt by pitched
linll: By Ragran i McDermott). Earned
runs: Omaha 3. Dea . Moines 1. Double
Jiliiya: Coffey to O'Connor. I'mplresi
llurkley and Jacobs. Time: 1:06.
Heavy Hitting Wins for
Wiches Over Joplin Crew
Wichita, Kan., Aug. 8. Wichita
defeated Joplin today by a score of
7 to 2. Washburn and Beck captured
home runs for Wichita. Nine of the
ten hits for Wichita were for extra
bases. Score:
JOPI.IM.
AB.H.O A.!
Robinaon.lf 4 10 0
WICHITA.
- AB.H.O.A.
Smith, cf 4 0 .1 0
Sluts. 3b 4 2 1
Rnb'taon. ss 4 0 1
Hogart, rf 3 14
Snedecor.lb 4 17
T.amb, cf 4 12
Tockey, Sb 2 0 2
Klnn, e 2 0 6
Dunn, c 10 1
Soh'nberg.p 10
Murks, p 2 0 0
Wolfer 0 0 0
O W'ahhurn.rf 6 14V
2, Berber, aa 4 14 6
0 Yaryan. c 3 2 2 1
niBeck. lb 4 2 11 0
Butler, 8h 3 2 0 1
Conlan, If 2 0 11
(J riff In. 2b 4 12 5
Bowman, p 4 1 0 1
Totala 33 10 27 16
Totals 11 24 i
Batted for King in seventh. '
Joplin '. 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 02
Wichita .. 11021020 N 7
Rvins: Robinsnii. Tockey." Washburn,
Ferrer. Taryan, Keck, Butler (2). Conlan.
Errors: Stuti, Peck, Griffin. Bases on
balls: Off Bowmnr 4, off Hchoenberg 3,
off Marks 2. Sacrifice hit: Conlan. Left
on baaca: Wlchlt 8. Joplin 6. Two-baia
hits: ogart, Robertson. Butler (2), Bergor,
Orlffln. Beck, Bowman. Yaryan. Homo
runs: Washburn, Beck Stolen bases: Con
lan 12). Bntler, Smith. Runs and hlis:
Off Schoenberg, and S In four innings.
Losing pitcher: Schoenberg. Dopble plays:
utler to Orlffln to Beck; King to Yockey.
Struck out: By Schoenberg 4, by Marks 3.
by Bowman 1. Wild pitches: Sohoenb'i-g,
Marka 2). Umpires: Becker and Lauzo.n.
Time 8:00.
St. Jog. and Sioux City
Divide Double Matinee
t. Joseph, Aug. 8. St. Joe and
Sioux Citq divided a double bill here
today, the Saints taking the first
game in 11 innings, 6 to 5, and the
packers the second, 3 to 2.
SIOUX CITT. I ST. JOSEPH.
AB.H.O.A. I AB.H.O.A.
Crouch, If 5
OlPtewart. cf
2 4
Marr, 3b 6
UIKelleher, sa
0 4
2 6
1 0
1 0
3 10
2 2
0 4
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
Def ate. ss 4
3Connolly, 2b 4
Mett. lb 6
Walker, if
Robinson, cf 5
Elffert, rf 5
Cooney, Jta. (
Conroy, 3b
Slitstak. lb
Allen, rf
Spellman.o 5
4 i Crosby, c
HUaae.II, p 4
2 B'.ae, p .
0 Allison, p '
Manouk, p 0
MLaughlln
Totals 43 1422 12,v;i)lama, p 0.
Totala 36 12 30 13
Batted for Allison In ninth.
xTwo out when winning run scored.
Sioux Citr 201200000 0 S
St. Joseph .. 4O0000001 06
1 Runs: Crouch (2), Defate (2). Russell,
Kellentr, Connolly, waiaer, conroy iz
Allen. Errors: Shestak. Runs and hits
Cft Russell 4 and 9. oft Manouk 1 and 2,
off Rose 5 and 7, oft Allison 8 ana none,
off Williams 1 and none. Earned runs:
Sioux City S, St. Joseph 6. Base on balls:
Off Ruaaell 2, off Manouk 2. off Rose 1.
olf Allison none, off Williams none.
Struck out: Ruaaell 3, Manouk 1, Rose 1,
Allison 1. Williams 1. Left on bases:
Sioux City 2. St. Joseph 6. Two-baae hits:
Walker, Defate, Crouch, Marr, Robinson,
Allison. Three-base hits: Conroy, Metz.
Double plays: Kelleher to Shestak. Sacri
fice hit: Crosby. Stolen base: Connolly.
Umpires: Daly and Fltzpatrlck, Time:
1:60.
Second game:
, SIOUX CITT.
AB.H.O.
1 ST. JOSEPH.
A. AB.H.O.A.
0 M'L'ghlin.rf 6 2 4 0
Crouch. If 4 2 1
Marr, 3b 4 10
llKelleher.as 4
0 3
2 2
2 4
1 0
1 10
0 1
2 3
2 0
Defate, as 3 0 2
Mett, lb 4 0 14
Mobtaon, cf 4 1 2
Elffert, rf 4 1 3
3Connolly,2b
' Walker, If
OjConroy, 3b
1 Shetak, lb
4! Allen, rf
OlOroaby, e
6 Stewart, p
Cooney, 2b 3 1 3
Spellman.o 2 0 2
R'sm'ssen.p 3 0 1
Totals 31 ( 27 IS ' Totals 37 12 27 JO
Sioux City 03000000 03
St. Joseph 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 02
Runs: Crouch, Elffert. Cooney, Kelleher,
Connolly. Errors: Defate, Shestak. Runs
and hits: Off Rasmussen, 2 and 12; off
Stewart, 3 and 6. Earned runa: Sioux Ci'.y
3. St, Joseph 2. Bases on balls: Off Ras
mussen 2, oft Stewart 3. Struck out: By
Rasmuasen i. Left on baaes: Sioux City
6. St. Joseph 10. Two-base hits: Elffert,
Connolly. Sacrifice hit: Spellman. Stolen
bases: Marr. Walker, Connolly. Umpires:
Fltapatrlck and Daly. Time: 1:35.
Home Run Nets Big Sum
To Oklahoma City Player
Oklahoma City, Aug. 8. Darring
er's home run in the twelfth inning
which gave Oklahoma City a 4 to
3 victory in the first game of a double-header
with Tulsa today was
worth $300 to the hitter, that being
the amount showered through the
screen and collected by self appoint
ed ushers who passed among the
six thousand frenzied fans. Tulsa
took the second, S to 2. First game:
TULSA. 1
OKLA. CITY.
AB.H.O.A.
AB.HJ.O.A.
Burke, If
0 0
OlPltt.rf
1 1
Wuffli. 2b
1
l! Moore, If
1 6
0 3
2 2
6 11
1 i
MManus, lb 4 3 W 0Harparcf
Tlerney. ss
4!L'dtmtffe,3b
CievelncUb g
Connolly, cf 4
3 2iQrahm, lb
2 O.D'rr'ger, ss
0 O'Hughcs, 2b
5 2 Griffith, o
1 5Breen, c
0 OlStoner, p
Davis.rf 4
Query, c 6
Rlohmnd.p 4
Brannon 1
Morris, p 0
0 o xBrannlgsn 1
Ramsey. D 1
Total
41103114
Totals 32 s 36 IS
One out when winning run scored.
xBatted for Richmond in twelfth.
z Bat ted for Stoner in eighth.
Tulsa 0010011000 03
Okla. City ..10160000100 14
Runs: Burke (2). Connolly, Pitt (3),
IJndimore, Darrlnger. Errors: McManua
Tierney, Hughea (2). Two-baae hits:
Wuffli, Llndlmore. Home run: Darrin
gir. Sacrifice hits: McManus, Davis,
Moore (21. Harper (2). Graham, Darrln
ger. Stolen base: Llndlmore. Bases on
balls: Off Stoner 3. off Richmond 2.
Struck out: By Stoner i. by Ramsey 1,
by Richmond 4,i Hit by pitched ball:
-Richmond Lindlmre. Harper). Wild
pitch: Stoner. Double plays: Breen,
Hughes and Breen: Harper and Graham.
Runa and hits: Off, Stoner I and 8 In
eight Innlnes, off. Rtmsey none nd 2 in
three, "off Richmond 2 and 4 in eleven,
off Morris 1 and 1 In one. Passed balls:
Ouery. Umpire: Flood and Wilson.
T:me. S'20.
Liberty Bonds Cashed -
American State Bank.
18th and Fnr-.'-.-i S(. Adv
THAT BUSY SIGNAL AGAIN
THAT GUV StAKH- HE'S
fcviVf OKfc H
"FVE VEARS WWEM He VAt
BASE BALL
DIRECTORY
Games Today.
Western League.
Jf.pllti at Wlchtta.
Tulsa at Oklahoma City.
Omaha at Dea - Moines.
Hicux City at St. Joseph.
I Notional Lexgue.
t. Louis at P-hlladolphla.
Cincinnati at Boston,
l'lttsburgh at Mew York.
American League.
Philadelphia at D-'lrolt.
Beaton at SL Louis.
Ni-w York at Cleveland.
Washington at Chicago.
BROOKLYN HOLDS
LEAD BY WI
NNING RALLY
Wheat Scores Winning Run
On Wild Pitch Fans
Shower Field With
.Pop Bottles.
Brooklyn, Aug. 8. Brooklyn held
first place by a 2-to-l victory over
Pittsburgh, in a game of argument
and a shower of pop bottles. Wheat
scored the winning run on a wild
pitch in the ninth while Pittsburgh
players argued that Kilduff, who
was at bat, had been hit on the hand
because he nursed his fingers after
dropping to dodge the ball. Umpire
Rigler ruled it was a wild piteh. The
pop bottle shower came in the
eigth when Brooklyn players
crowded around Umpire Moran to
protest his decision that Mitchell
was out at third. Score:
PITTSBURGH. I BROOKLYN.
AB.H.O.A. AB.H.O.A.
Blgbee. If 4 0 3 OjOlson. ss 4 2 4 3
Carey, cf 3 0 3 0,Johnston,3b 4 0 3 2
So'worth.rf 4 2 1 OIGrlfflth.rf 4 0 3 0
Whltted,3b 8 11 SjWheat, If 4,2 10
CutHhaw.2b 3 0 2 HIMyera. cf ' 3 18 0
Orlmm, lb 4 0 12 2Neis, cf 0 0 10
Caton. as .411 2KonetchyJb 4 0 6 0
Haeffner, c 4 2 1 OiKilduff, 2b 3 0 11
Ponder, p 4 0 2 7Krueger, o 3 2 6 0
(Elliott, c 0 0 0 0
' Totals 33 626 UiMarnuard, p 2 0 0 2
Cadore, p 0 0 0 0
McCabe 0 0 0 0
xMitchell 110 0
Totals . 32., ( 27
Two out when winning run' scored.
xRan for Kruesrer in enlgth. - -rJiatted
for Marquard In eighthly. -
Pittsburgh 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
Brooklyn 00000001 12
Runs: Carey, Wheat, McCabe. Errors:
Wheat. McCabe. Whined, Olson, Johnston.
Two-base hit: Haeffner. Stolen base:
Cacy. Sacrifice hits: Whttted. Cutshaw.
Double play: Ponder to Caton to Orlmm.
Left pn bases: Pittsburgh 8, Brooklyn 5.
Base on balls: Off Ponder 1. Hits: Off
iuarquara, 6 in eignt innings; off Cadoro
none In one inning. Hit by pitched ball:
By Marquard (Carey). Struck out: By
Ponder 1, by Marquard 3. Wild pitches:
Ponder (2). Wlnnina- nltcher: Crtnr
Losing pitcher: Ponder. Umpires: Rlgtor
auu iuoiaii: nine: 1:40.
Xew York Beats Chicago.
New Tork. Auy. I. New York defeated
Chicago, 7 to 1 t'iday, making it four out
of five. Tone, wts a puzjle to the Cuos
Until the ninth, when he was hit three
times, resulting in the visitors' Jtally. .
Tlw Giants' hi!s off Vaughn were 'time,
ly. Score : - .
CHICAGO NEW YORK.
AB.H.O.A. AB.H.O.A.
Flack, rf 3 2 0 0 Burns.lf 4 13 0
Heriog,2b
4 0 1, 6'Bancroft.6S
4 2 0 4Young, rf
4 0 8 liFrlach, 3b
4 1
3 3
4 2
3 0
3 0
3 1
3 1
3 1
3 1
1 0
Terry, ss 4 2
Barber, lb 4 0
Paskert, cf 4 2
Rbertson.lf 4 1
Deal, 3b 4 1
Klllefer, e 2 0
Merkle 1 0
O'Farrell, c 0 0
Vaughn, p 2 0
xTwombly 1 1
Carter, p 0 0
zDaly 1 0
Z OIKelly, lb
3 OiKlng. cf
1 (I Doyle, 2b
2 6
Snyder, c
Toney, p
Totals
6 1
0 2
0 0
0 0
0 n
0 0
30 10 27 12
Totals 4 t 24 12
Batted for Kllllfor in eighth,;
xBatted for Vaughn In eighth.
zBatted for Carter in ninth.
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11
New York ,1 0 0 1 0 0 1 4 7
Runs: Paskert, Burns, Bancroft, Young
(J), rrisch, Snyder. Errors: Bancroft,
Young. Two-base hits: Young. Snyder,
Pankert.. Three-base hit: Terry. Homo
run: Young. Sacrifice hit: Kelly. Stolen
baess: Doyle. Frlsch. Double plays:
Flinch to Doyle to Kelly. Bases on balls:
Cff Carter 1, off Toney 1. Hits: Off
VfUghn 7 In seven innings, off Carter 3
in one. Struck out: By Vaughn 1. by
Carter 2. by Toney 2. Left on bases:
Chicago 7, New York L Losing pitcher:
Vaughn. Wild pitch: Carter. Umpires:
Klcm and Emslle. Time: 1:35.
American Association 1
At Loul8v!lleFirflt nmA:
R. H. E.
Mlnneanolls
0 li 1
6 7 0
Louisville 6 7
Batteries: T.nu'.'ernnlm ami flivsn,. Taii,
Koob and Kcclier.
Second arame: "R H TV
Minneapolis 7 14 1
Louisville 6 1
(Ten innings.)
Ttltteri,S Ki.hmiei .Tames tt V.i,,,.
Koob. Wright a.,d Meyer.
Ac Toledo First B-ame: R If.
Milwaukee 4 T- 1
Toledo 5 11 3
R 1 , ori Saint,.., an, I ll.,lnn. .1 ..
and McNeill.
Second game: R. H. E.
Milwaukee 6 8 3
Toledo 15 19 2
Dadf-nt.; .tic vt neene , Miner, rtaujr
and Gaston. Ulrlch: McColl and Murphy.
At Tnrfi.ne.nnll. TTIr.t 0.n,.. TJ 1 V
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Batterlos: Reynolds and
Whitehouse and Heullne.
4 6 0
.360
Sweeney;
R. H. E.
0 8 6
11 il l
Second game: ' ,
Kt-nsas City
Indianapolis
Batteries: Songer. Meadows,
and faweeney; C'avet and Goasett.
At Columbus Flr3t game
St Paul
Letter
R. H. E.
3 7 1
Columbua o 10 2
Batteries: Q. Browne, Coumbe, Grlner
and Hargrave; Dauiorth and Hartley.
Second game R. H. E.
SI. Paul , 10 17 1
Cclumbua .......!.-. 0 6 2
Batteries: Hall and Hargrave. Mc-
Mcoemle; Sherman, Barger and Kelley.
Foreign . Exchange.. .
American State Bank. .
.l'.h and Farnnni A '
10 2
WEUL-NO MURR.Y I'M ON' MY
VACATVON TWO THINGS TAKE
UP M06T OV MY TiME
TELE. PHONES AND ELEVATOIS.
V
Line is. bsx
INDIANS TRIM
PHILADELPHIA;
YANKS BLANKED
Caldwell Too Much for Phillies,
While Tigers Win, 1 to 0,
Over New
York.
Cleveland, 0 Aug. 8i-Caldwell's
pitching was too much for Phila
delphia today and Cleveland won 5
to 0. Perry was batted hard and
he was loosely supported. Manager
Speaker was unable to play '.until
the ninth, having an attack of neu-'
ralgia.
PHILADELPHIA.
CLEVELAND.
AB.H.O.A.
AB.H.O. A.
Welch, rf 3
Dykes. 2b 4
Jamieson.ct
1
Chapman, an
Oraney, If
3
1
0
1
3
C.Walker.lf 4
FWaiker.cf 4
Dugan, lb 4
Speaker, cf
:Smith, rf
Shannon, r.a 4
Perkins, 0, 4
uaraner, id
W'bgnss,2b 4
3
Perry, p 2
Keefe. p 0
Myatt 1
Johnston, lb 4
O'Neill, o 4
1 12 n
2 3 0
0 0 2
Calwell, p 3
Totaja 33 6 24 111 Totals 31 12 27 12
Hatted for Perry ii: eighth.
PhUndelphja 00000000 00
Cleveland 1 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 x B
Runs: jamfeann, Chapman, Orancy,
Johnston, O'Neill. Errors: Dykes, Dugan,
Shannon, Chipman. Two-base hit: Smith.
StolMi bases: Johnston, Chapman, Granoy.
Sacrifice hits: Oraney, Smith, Chapman.
Double plays: W.-lch to Orlffln; Dykes o
Shannon; Gardner to Johnston. Left on
bases: Philadelphia 7. Cleveland 6. Bases
on oalla: Off Perry 1. off Caldwell 1. Hits:
Off Perry, 12 in seven Innings; off Keefe,
none in one innlnt. Struck out: By Perry
jj Dy cainwtii ?, nosing pitcner: rarry.
1, by
tlmi.tres: Chill ane Frlel. Time of gams:
i
Ruth Ours Hitlese.
Detroit, Aug. 8. Superb pitching by
Hbmke shut out New- York. Detroit win
ning, 1 to 0, today. He allowed only 'three
hits and struck out eight men Pratt
v.as the only Yankee to get as far as
third. Cobb scored the winning run on
a double, Veach'a sacrifice and a wild
pitch.
Ruth lifted only one ball out of the
infield, an eaay fly to Cobb.
NEW YORK. I DETROIT.
AB.H.O.A 'AB.H.O.A.
Ward. 3b 3 0 1 6 Young, 2b 3 1 4 6
P'klnp'k, a
Ruth, rf
Pratt, 2i
Lewis, If
Plpp. lb
Bodie, cf
Ruel, c
Collins, p
Meusel
1 2 1 Jones. 3b 2 0 0 2
0 2 O Cohb. cf 3 2 10
1 3 2Veach, If 3 0 10
0 1 OIHellman, lb 3 1 12 0
0 12 HHhorten, rf 3 0 1
3 1 1 0 Plnelli. ss 2 10
8 0 2 liStanage, c
3 0 0 3!Ehmke, p
10 0 0
1- Totala
3 0 8
3 10
26 6 27 15
Totals
2 3 24 13
Batted for Ward In ninth.
New Tor 00000000 0 0
Detroit , o o o i oo o o l
Runs: Cobb. Errors: Plnelli, Stanage.
Two-base hits: Cob, Ehmke. Stolen
bases: Pratt, Hellmaii. Sacrifice htts:
Veach. Cobb, Young. Double plays: Ward
to Plpp to Ward. Left on bases: New
York 3, Detroit 6, Bases on balls: Off
Ehmke 1. off Collin 2. Hit by pitched
ball: By Collins (Jonesl. Str-jck out:
By Ehmke 8, Collins 3. Wild pitch: Col
lins 2. Passed ball: Ruel. Umpires:
Dlneen and Owens. Time: 1:53.
Pitchers' Battle.
Chicago. Aug. 9. Chicago evened the
torles with Boston today by a 2 to 0 vic
tory. The game was a pitchers' battle
between Dick Kerr and Pennock, with the
former having a rhade the better of it.
Kerr's single In the third was later re
sponsible for his scoring on E. Collins' hit.
A home run in hs fourth, waa responsible
for the other run.
-BOSTON. I CHICAGO.
AB.H.O.A. AB.H.O.A
Vitt. 3b 4 1
1 3'Le!bold. rf 3 2 2 0
Scott, ss 4 0
Menosky, If 4 3
2 6 E.Colllns, 2b 2 1 2 t
0 0;Weaver, 3b 4 0 2 2
3 OlJackson.lf 4 0 3 0
7 OlFelach, cf 4 13 0
3 OiJ.Collins.lb 8 1 13 0
6 HRIsberg. sa 3 0 2 3
3 O Schalk, 0 3 110
0 SIKerr, p 3 112
0 01
0 01 Totals 2 7 27 10
0 0
Hooper, rr 4 l
Mclnnls. lb 4 0
Bailey, cf 4 1
Brady,2b
Walters, c
Pennock, p
SO
210
2 10
1 0
1 0
1 0
Foster
Bush, D
iSchang
Total! 34 6 2 13(
Batted for Pennock In eighth.
xBatted for Walters In ninth.
Boston 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Chicago 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 x 2
Runa: Felach. Kerr Errors: E. Collins,
Risberg. Two-base hit: Leibold. Home
run: Felsch. Sacrifice hit: Brady. Doubi'i
plays. Scott to Brady to Mclnnls; Pen
nock to Scott to Mclnnls. Left on baaes:
Boston 8, Chicago 6. Bases on balls: Oft
Kerr 1, off Pennock 2. off Bush 1. Hlta:
Off Pennock, 7 In seven innings; off Bush,
none In onj Inning Struck out: By Pen
nock 3. Losing pitcher: Pennock. Urn-
pires. Hlldebrand. Evans and Morlarlty,
Tim: 1:30.
. St. Louis Win Series.
St Louis, Mo., Aug. 8. St. Louis made
a clean sweep of the series by winning
twice from Washington today, 3 to 2 and
11 tc 4. The locals won the first game
In the ninth on Smith's double, a wild
throw to Rice, Tobin's single. Sisler led
the attack In the second game with a
single, double, trinle and home run. driv
ing In six runs.
WASHINGTON. I ST. LOUIS.
AB.H.O.A.i AB.H.O.A.
Judge, lb
3
1 11 OIGerber, ss 4
0
Milan, If
Rice, cf
3
0 0 Oedeon. 20 3
o
2
3
0
1
3 0 4
0 Sisler. lb 4
Roth, rf
Harrla. 2b
Shanks, 3b
O'Neill, ss
Qharrlty, c
Zachary, p
Totals
3
4
4
3
3
4
2 3 oi.lacobson. cf 4
0 2 2 Williams, If 4
1 0 4 Smith, 3b 4
1 2 2iTobin, rf 4
1 2 llSevereid, 0 3
0 1 4ISothoron, p 2
4 2
0 7
0 0
Shocker, p 1
30 621 121 .
Totals 3 1U 27 11
None out when winning run is scored.
Wat-hington 1000001 0 0 2
St. Louis 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 13
Huns: Judge. Shanks. Sisler, Jacobson.
Smith. Errors; Rice, Smith, 3othoron.
Two-base hits: Tobln, Sisler, lacobson,
Smith. Three-base hit: Tobln. Stolen
base. Tobln. Sacrifices:' Rice Roth.
O'Neill. Double plays: Slfler (jnawist
ed); Gerber, Gedeon and Sisler, Zachary
and Judge. Left on bases: Washington
7, St. Louis 7. Bosea on bais: Off
Zachary 1, off Sothoron 2. Hltsi Off
Sol boron 6 in six and one-third , Innlnns.
off Shocker none in two and two-thirds.
Hit by pitched ball: By Sothoron (Milan!.
Struck out: By Zachary 1, by Sothoron
3. by Shocker 2. Wild pitches: Zachary
1. Scthoron 1. Winning pitcher: Shocker.
Umpires'. Connolly and Nallin. Time:
1:36.
Second gamee:
WASHINGTON. !
ST. LOUIS.
AB.H.O. A. I
AB.H.O.A.
Judge, 1b 4 2 3 2;Gerber, ss 2 3
Milan, If 6 3 3 O'Gedeon, 2b I 0 3
Rice, rf 6 13 OlSlsler. lb ' 6 4 13
Roth, rf 3 0 2 0 Jacobson, cf 6 2 2
hqth, rf 3 0 2 ttiWllllama.lt 2 1
Harris. 2b 4 2 3 HSmith, Sb 5 3 0
Sltanka. 3b 4 12 llTobln. rf 4 11
'"V .'" 10 1 l,B:nin"s, e s i r,
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Drawn for
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ft
E-lckson, p 20 1 0'xColllns 10 0 0
Kilerbe 1 0 0 0 Burwell, p 2 111
Totals 4 10 24 6 Totals 38 16 27 13
Batted for Erlckson in the ninth.
xBatted tor Vangllder In the fourth.
Washington 00210010 04
St. Louia .... 0 0 4 2 0 2 1 2 X 11
Rune: Judge. Milan, . Harris, Gharrltv,
Oerbcr (1), Oedecn (21, Staler (2), Jacob
nn, Williams (2). Smith, Billings. Errors:
Rice.. Hurfrls, Shanks, Erirkson. Two
base hits' dialer. Jacobson, Smith, O'Neill,
Glmrrliy, Harris. Three-base hits: Hlaler,
Hlllii.gs. Home runa. Sisler. Milan, Judge,
Stolen bases: Slianks Milan, Tobln, Sac
rlflie hits: Erickson, O'Neill, Tobin. Dou
blep lays: Gedeon to Gerber to Staler: 11-.
rls to Judge to Oharrlty. Left on baaes:
WasliiiiKlon . St Louis 10. Bass on
ball.-: off Erlckson 4, off Vanglider 1.
Hits: Off Vanglider, 6 In four Innings; off
Burwell, 4 In five Innings. Hit by pitched
ballsi By Erlckson (Gedeon). by Burwell
I Roth). Struck outt By Erickaon 4. by
Vanglider 1. by Burwell 8. Winning pitch
er: Burwell. Umpires: Nallin and Son
nolly. Time: 2:03.
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Oi.iaha Printing Co 13 7 6
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Sprague Street Mercht 13 3 10
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Class A Git Championship.
P. W. U Pet.
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Omaha and Milwaukee markets and are in position to handle
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State Base Ball
OStand Island. N?b.. Aug. 8. (Special
Telegram. ) The American Legion team
of this city defeated Hastings in a faal
game, .lomke'a pitching featured. Hast
ings' only run was on an error.
The score by innings:
Hastings 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
Grand Island 100O0001 02
isatterles: Know ics and Oliver; Zlomke
and 1'rltchara.
Hurman, Nob., Hug. 8. (Special). Her
man won am Interesting game from the
I'aiton A Vlerling lion Works team of
Omc.ha today, In 1. Bur dir. who has
been pitching for outside teams recently,
retired after three Innings, Carl, Standi
taking his place. The game waa even.
Herman getting hits wheu they counted.
R, H. E.
Omaha 0C00O001 01 ' 8 2
Herman 10 0 11100 X--4 7 2
Batteries: Paxion' Vlerling, Beers and
Mir.. sky; Herman Hurdle, C. Stangel ind
West.
Columbus, Neb., Aug. 8. (Special Telo
gram). Tho Columbus base ball team won
from Silver Creek, 4 to 3. In a hotly
contested ten. Inning game Sunday. Bat
teries wcro Boetteher and Boettcher for
Columbua, Knowles and Douglas for. Sil
ver Creek.
Hal Chase Barred.
San Jdse. Cal Aug. 8. Hal Chase
attempted toddv to pitch for the ,Sa:i
Jose club, in the 'Mission Base Ball
league, against Hollister,- and the
umpire, acting upon orders of James
J, Nealon, league president, declared
the game forfaited to the Hollister
club. Nealon several days ago
bared Chase from participation in
games of the league.
A new machine counts coins of all
demonstrations without needing sep
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tinuously or will stop automatically
when set amounts are punted and
when operated by hand will count
more than 1,500 coins a minutes. 1
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$2 50 Wins $50,000
A poor man becomei
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gushers are struck. If you
knew the wonders of tHe
great Gulf Coast Oil Fields
and HIGH ISLAND District
of Texas you would unques
tionably bJyourTe rom
US today. I know more about
the Texas Oil Fields than I
-
will ever be able to tell you
through this advertisement. I
know the oil business in a very
thorough way. Have drilled
many, many wells in some
wonderful fields. 1 have built
up the Gulf Coast Develop
ment & Refining Company un-
til today it is known as "Ne
braska's very own oil com
pany," but how can I tell you
the whole wonderful story, or
show you the facts unless you
come to our office arid meet
US face to face, man to man,
or send for our bulletin hot
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the facts, demonstrates be
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offering you the surest shot
for big money in exchange
for a small investment ever
brought to. Nebraska. ,
Send for our bulletin today.
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yourself with these great ac
tivities and all my company's
holdings, and our wells, and
know that when you deal
with me that you are dealing
with a man who has made
good every promise, whose
every prediction has come
true, that every property 8(
lected by mehas developed
into oil.
There is much in knowing
the business and the man at
the head of the business. I
claim to know the oil busi
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have surrounded myself and
company with experts in
every department. I give you
my word that HIGH ISLAND
gives to you a chance, as a
lease holder of"5 acres, foy
$250 to win $50,000.
Now take me at my word.
Make me prove this. Either
call at our office or send for
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our printed matter. Don't
buy until you know facts,
which you can learn from us
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or from our sales representa
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Don't turn a deaf ear to oppor
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I will personally select
your lease, giving you the
benefit of my judgment based
upon knowledge and experi
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never drilled a dry hole. I
promise that I will at all times
! have the personal supervision
of the drilling of our well at
HIGH ISLAND, and to do
everything within my power
to prove up your lease and
make them of great value.
I will make the selection of
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will. not trust the Supervision
of drilling operations to paid
employees..
Come in with me and help
me put this proposition over
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benefit of many citizens now
buying these leases. Get the
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Invested capital brings
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poverty.
Respectfully submitted,
H. R. ELLWOOQ,
. President
of v " V
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DEVELOPMENT &
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740 First Nat. Bank Bldg.
Omaha, Neb.
Long Distance Phone
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