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Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22
GAMES IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cubs Raise ChHIupioBship F1hE ana
HsoEe Game.

Cuhs Raise ChH1uptoBshfB flag and
Lsse Game.
CHICAGO. MAY I.-After an hours CON
cert. during which the teams parRded The
mark md pised the Worlds ChHmuion-
ship" psnnRuI. won by the Chicago Ma
Ii0nhl league team from 1ne Detroit Amer
ic8ns last FAN Chicago showed . reversal
uf championship form by losing 10 Boston,
10 "a Mayor BuEse threw The first ball
from an upper buZ. Boston pounded the
three local pitchers 81 viii. FlRherrF
pitched Q winning game. keeping his hitE
well scattered except IN TWO innings. EverE
was hRniEhed IN the fourth for diEputing
3 decision. Score;
rBS1tee fur Frsister in fifth
f5iSSs0 saEioS .......S ...........S ! III
Two base hits: Ritrhsy (2l schulte, Eirn-
norman, Bates, S1sinfeldt HitE. or Over
an, 3; fn rwo and une-1htrd tnningE; OF
Pfeistsr, in twD and one-third innings.
Stolen bases: Brown, Mc9Rnn- Double
plays SlEClE Chance and king FlRherty'
Sweeney ard McGRnn Left on bases. Chr
uREn. s; Boston. 10. Base on balls OF
Pfeister, 2 of ReuIbBCh. 3: of FlRherty,
2 BRse on error: Boston, ? Struck out;
By P1eftser. j; by ReuIbBc ch !: by F1RhsrTy,
6. Time. 1.5E Umpire RuddsrhEm.
FhnaeeIphtn BeHts Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, May Six pitchers were
used in 1odRys game. these Of me visitors
finally proving the winners HEro hitting
was tpdulEed In by both teams. Mnrek was
NOT IN safely until the sixth mining. after ter
protesting decision. Score:
sBEttsd for Campbell in ninth
Cincinnati ............O Q 0 ct
PhnadelphBi ....--..-0 o o 0 eb
4 T'wp-bsse hits: Ganza. Dooltn. Three
base hits. HuBEins. Mitchell. Sacrifice
hirE; EuEgins Grant, Morsn. Stolen base
\ Osborne. Double play: tuuHBsiEteol- Struck
ont: BY wsimer, ], by Space, 2; by Moren
Muren, :; of SPARKS ]; off McQuiDen, !.
EttE: Off WeimHr, IN four innings; OF
SpEde, Z In three innings. of Campbell,
I o in two iunningEi of Moren, in five and
one-third innings; of McGluiusn, IN Two
innings. Time: hours. Umpire: Enslie.
Lake Loses His Own Game.
] NEW YORK MAY Z-Lake lost mis- own
game 70 Chicago today by allowing the
visitors 10 bunch hits IN two iuninEH- The
locals mn Walsh free4F, but not al the
right time Conruy injured his arm in
l third inning. Score
Chicago ...-..-.---.l 5000 90 -
/ New York .........--..O o 0 p-3
TwO-bRse hit stRhl Three-bass hit:
I Dunphue. Sacrifice hirEE: NilsE. Hemphul,
IEnnenin. Stolen bases: Keeler, Chase
Left on bRs=B: Chicago, = New York, o.
First base on balls or Lake 4 First
base errors: ChicErn, &; New York, i
iii by pitcher; By Lake. J. Struck out:
BY Lake, !; by Walsh. 3. Time: 2-0S- I'm
pire: BERn.
New York DefcE2E 81. BouHG-
ST LOUIS, Mo. May 21-New YORK
took q -uiKedup game from 81
Louis this afternoon. 10 4. 81. Louis
gained an early lead through hitting TEy-
llor, but could not hit CrHndRn KargeT
WIS hit freely in the fourth inning Hn6
New York Iisd the second. He WIS or
dered from the field IN 81 Louis half
GpriEiuul gUd F'vurr v re-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22
Milwaukee Team Unable so Make
Ef1 cr a Run.

KANSAS CITY. No. NAY gl-In one
Of the most remarkable Eumes ever
pitched IN the American asGuCiEtiOu .3DE
" oud shut out Milwaukee Today Wttu no
hilE and no runs A triple and 3 sscrI-
flee fly EuVe Kansas City The winning
run. Score
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22
aAMES Nv THE AMERICAN LEAGUE
Efsrraa' PzgcAinE Toe Nneh fer the
Iketrair slueeeFe.

WASHINGTON, NAY 2--BurnE hsld De-
tr-r "a rw8 uIrE Today, washington SCOT
ing q ehuI aut, ] 10 o. Eut three uf the
Visitors reached first and none second.
Many sensational plHvs were MADE by both
SIDES Score
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22

None ON when W-inninE run scored
EErled Iur Hlpke in uinIh-
Columbus ..----...---1 o o y g B-g
Indianapolis .----------e q q o -
TND-bEss his Kism- Friel. STRUCK 8ut.
BY EEl. .. hy EriEEE. . Duutile play.
hEidF 20 kim. FaEsad hall LfrinEstuu-
Stolen base: CdWen. Sacrifice hitE- Jack
son (2l. OdWEll. culEullHl- Bases a. balls.
OF F3riEEE. 2. ufl Hal. q Umpire Kern.
Tine. 1ls0.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22

Lake james pErk addition 70 tho city.
which surrounds the lake Sufficient %
the land near The lake being reBUrved 10
make possible the develupment uf q resori
and fishing place.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22
nInErrcrful Cnnhnrt

Of liver ana bowels IN refusing 10 act. is
quickly reInsdied with DR. Kings New Lille
Pills. &c For sale by Boston Drug 90,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22

INDIANAPOLIs, MAJ 1.-Two bunts Gnd
hi in The ninth inning, coupled with
had throw by Han, gave Indianapolis rWo
runs ans tht game WIKI Columbus to-day
Sagzai
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22

fBHrted for EhnnueE in eighth.
LlfNtluIil --------~----sN y a ~ 81
fiiIfih delpriH ..-----. q o o 80
Idits or EhnEdes. 3 IN Beven inuingE Two
thse hif- Nichulk SEcfificE hi1E- q Earlael
kiuruhy Eflian hEsf. Turner. Left on
bases. Cleveland. 8 Philadelphia 81 struck
uut- BY EhondaE- a ~ TlEkerE. q DDuhls
plaFE. ElhuadeE 10 Turner 10 ElUrUIl- KIcst-
obs 1u ID urptV 1o Davis HaHe an errurf-
N~------~as - -1--=-----.tlil- J. BHHe On balls
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22
BOHAKSOE GOES up IN THE NINTH
Lincoln Jumps ON Him for -Four Runs
IN the EtEhth.

LINCOLN. Neh. May a.-Up 10 the
eighth inning today BOhRnnRn had the
Lincoln almost al MS mercy, four scatter
Ing hfts netting but d single run. In the
eighth Fritcher1 Jones' Jude and GaEnisr
singled. Pr'iIche1 scoring and Fenlon sent
the other three men in with q triple 10
center Jones WIS MI hard early In the
game, bun fine fielding minimised the
effect of the sluEEinE. three singles being
the total Of Dsuvers BRfetiss. Score:
LINCOLN
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22

Ths Cneishtun DeuI1l nolleEe team bsHf
The Liu1oin Dental college term 70 the rllns
~ - ~ ~ the Balson base BAL para
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22

yesterday The features Of the game were
home run by FfHhbRck and the piichinE
Of BulFer whe allowed but rwO hits. Bat
teries. Creighton BulEBr and Fitzgerald.
Lincoln, Maxwell and Carr.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22
BANK STATEMENTS

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF TFzE
unit-d stutes National nank.
rf Omaha IN the EtEts uf Nebraska, al fht
CLOSE O. business. MY a. 1sh
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22

Two base hits DelHhanty. GEniey. Stolen
base: Shipke. Left on bHseE: M GEhinE1ln,
6: Detroit, 8 Base on halle OF BurnE j.
of EieVHr. g. STRUCK uut- BY Burns, 8 by
EIever. 4. Time 20. Umpire; Evans.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22

harmed Tun- kansas City Three-base
hit BecEley. BEse on balls Off
DOuEherty. J. Struck out. By WOOD s.
by DuuEherryr g. Left on buses Kan
sEs CITY, 4, Milwaukee J. stolen bases
HHlmEn. Cross, Kerwtn Sacrifice hits:
BecElFy. B-aEhear Time; 81. I'm
uireE. Ksna End EierhatlRf-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22
OCEAN STEAMERS
CANADIAN PACIFIC
EmPrsss zans q tnc A1lAutar
NEEE WWnR FOu8 rAEE AZ Ewa

The Emlreases sal from QDebBc tr
Liverpool an aiE dEyEs Two dH1E On me
mE leEtir 81 LEWrenuE speed. culIf urz
sleEEucs Unc safety are uumhined IN thsss
EpiHncln cypress EleEmErs
ASA any ticket agent for pErtiUulHrE
Gail OF write fuT duuEtraIeo bnuiIlei
desc-1bing personally conducted Eiuro-
DcEn tnurs
q ~ EAh EHIZE. $50 EE-
11lsphuns ZErE1EuH 171G
Eza aputh C1Erk 6trsEt cha1EEn. IA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22

Ever tv The Bee Went Ad Columns
II n0t. o. ss-End Bsr best resIilE
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22

GAMES IN AMERICAX ASSOCIATION

At PirtsburE-F'itIsbIrE Brooklyn called
tn third innings. rain
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22
TuEnR

TEXAS L.ANDE-How 10 Esf tharu ssnn
Gleo - r. G LumEk. AuEtiz. TeERE. for
how n buy. WAS for ten years chief OF
land Department state treRBurerB q office
Know the lanok. Nshen they come on ths
xnGEkBt, how 10 set them fOr my cliEnts
Faaforannes Austin National bank. Austin
Texas. BeHf lands 70 be sod next rhres
mouthE- Feez reasonable
CDl-AESg5 MIX
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22

uSvEETORE AND DEALERS TAKE NO
TICE-Tou dunt know g. bun LET me
Tlruve To yp0 fhGf 7 hFn authority On
Worth and South Dakota land. Can sell
cheaper and better than anybody. FIf-
1ren years sEper1enco; best Of references.
Va G. Clark. Omaha, Lock BOX 6s6-
(20)-BhS 24x
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22
REAL ESTATE
Farm AND RANCH LAND FoR SALE


GOOD FAEllrnG LAND
EASY PAYMENTS.
Near Dunver IN GreeleY district. black
BOil. clay guhBuA. wells y 70 % feel.
AbunaNnce uf moisture lOw altitude. gen
-eral fErIutnE includinE corn raising. one
urup pays for land. close 10 lRne Ss5D En
acTe; 1vw prtca. eREy terms, win SOON
6Duble IN vRlna.
NAT1OEAL INVESTMENT Co,
- HrRadisn Building.
Omaha. Neb.
n
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22

TntalE ----.E q = IutElE 1T e s !
Kansas City. 0 o o 0 q o -
Milwaukee .--.--...0 Q o q o o o q 90
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
AUTO DEALERS FORM
NEW ASSOCIATION
PLAN ENDURANCE TO SAN FRAN
CISCO AND RETURN
Contest to Be Conducted in Such a
Manner as to Protect the Public
and ForestaIl Adverse
Criticism

First steps toward the organization
of another automobile dealers associa-
ton were taken Thursday evening and
encouraging progress was made. An
other meeting will be held on next
Wednesday evening, when the organi-
cation of the association will take place
and officers will be elected.
There has been felt need of an or
ganization that will do something for
the betterment of trade conditions in
Los Angeles and to take the initiative
in good roads" work and legislation
that will insure the motoring public a
square deal.
The present association, according to
the statement of several dealers, has
accomplished practically nothing lately
worthy of mention. The recent hill
climbing at Altadena was, they say
provocative of so much hard feeling
and charges of irregularities on the
part of some of those in authority thai
a number of the more conservative
dealers do not feel inclined to parttci-
pate in any future events held under
the same auspices.
number of the more conservative deal
ers do not feel inclined to participate
in any future events held under the
same auspices.
one of the first things to be at
tempted by the new organization vii
probably be an endurance contest tc
San Francisco and return. instead Oi
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15

that the American roadster, which has
four cylinders of 51aX5R dimensions,
will be driven by Fred /. Tone, the
designer of the car. The American
has a frame hung from the axles which
is a unique design in stock cars. The
race between this American car and
the Apperson car of Lytle will be a
duel as there is side bet of $1,000
on between the entrants. the outcome
of bantering between Chicago owners
of American and Jackrabbit cars.
There are five contestants for the
runabout trophy. for ears of $40 cuplc
inches piston displacement or less
There are two Thomas-Detroits. which
are newcomers in the racing field;
p, .lnsylvania thirty-five horse power,
an Apperson and a Premier. a num-
her of additional entries are promised.
Altogether the entries at savannah
number seventeen, not including
promises" In each case the formal
entry has been made and all require
ments complied with. 1t must be re-
menbered that at Savannah no car
may enter more than one race. as the
basis of classification is on different
cylinder capacity for each race.
From four northern cities special car
narties have been organized and there
will be an immense amount of travel
individually on the part of automo-
bilists to the Georgia metropolis Tor
the races. An ornate program is being
preuared and the militia is practlclng
daily on the course to become famlllar
with the field telephones which VIII be
used and the signalling system, all OIL
! which will be in the hands of the
] trOoDS
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15

rating the cars according to price and
ignoring their power, the rules of the
A. A A will be followed to a certain
extent and the event will be conducted,
in an up to date manner, in conformity
with the most approved methods of the
leading eastern and European associa-
tions. While no definite plan has been
outlined as yet, there will doubtless be
observers in each car who are appointed
by some other contestant. In this way
the observer will be sure to note all
things that are likely to score against
the car in which he rides, and by chang
ing the observers to other cars each
day the chance of winning favors Will
be reduced to the minimum.
The intention of the promoters or the
new organization is to conduct con-
tests that are run on the square, and
will withstand adverse criticism. There
are a number of matters relative to
roads and to legislation that need the
backing of some such organization, and
it is the expressed Intention of those
interested in the new association to
take up such matters and try to have
them successfully carried through.
There is at present no other one thing
that would do more for the automobile
trade than the building of set of in
terurban boulevards and better trade
conditions in all lines would follow the
good roads.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
POSTMASTER FAV0RS
USE OF AUTOMOBILES
Would Prove Especially Valuable, He
Thinks, for Transportation of
Newspapers and PERI
odicals

Postmaster Morgan of New York
placed himself on record as being en-
phatically in favor of the use of auto
mobiles for the transportation of mail
matter, particularly that composed OF
newspapers and periodicals. At the
annual meeting of the New York state
Association Of Postmasters he sald !:
There is one class Of mail matter tha1
should not be neglected and that cam
not be neglected without serious com
plaint. That is the class which includes
rewspapers and periodicals. As we de-
liver that mail now We have to depend
upon wagons. 1t is my opinion that au-
tGmobiles should be used. Whether the
automobile can be relied on for this
service will be up to the department al
/ Washin. ton, but 1 believe that the au'
/ tcmobile has reached a point OF serV'
/ ice that warrants its test as factor II
the postal service Of the UniteC
/ States
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
INDIAN PRINCE HAS
NOVEL AUTOMOBILE
Caste Conditions Necessitate Parti-
tions In Body

Various countries have presented
their problems to the automobile
builder and in nearly every case the
right solution has been found.
An order, however, from an indian
prince taxed the powers of the Sayers
& Co. body builders of London TO an
extreme degree.
The prince wanted body that would
comfortably carry twelve persons, and
while such an order from an American
or European customer would not have
been difficult to fill the caste condl-
tions of India made the matter some-
what difficult.
The climatic conditions of the coun-
try where the car was to be used also
called for especial consideration and
the woodwork was almost entirely of
teak and mahogany.
To separate the various castles that
would of necessity have. to ride at one
time in the car removable partitions
were made and placed in the car, and
separate entrances even were provided.
The body, of course, was large, but
when completed the exclusiveness de-
manded by the narrow caste restric-
tions of India was provided for all par
ties concerned
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
SAVANNAH is
READY FOR RACES
LIST OF ENTRIES HAS BEEN
INCREASED
Holiday Is Declared by Mayor OF City
During Race Meet and Elab=
orate Program Has
Been Arranged

SAVANNAH, Ca. March 14.-The
whole city has taken on gala day
appearance in anticipation of the big
race meet to be held here on the 16tA
and 10Th. A holiday has been declared
by the mayor of the city and all pusl-
ness viii be at Standstlll Oh lne CWp
days of racing.
4 number of cars already here have
been trying out the course and some
fast time is reported to have been
made.
Several of the drivers claim that 1t
will prove to be the fastest course in
America and may become the scene
of the next Vanderbilt cup race.
The grandstand is nearly completed
and the turns have all been banked
The oiling of the course is nearly fin
ished and the indications are that
everything viii be ready on time.
large number of parties have ar
ranged for special cars from quite n
number Of points and the railways
are planning to run excursions to ac-
commodate the people Of the surround
ing country.
Two more cars have been entered
and there is a promise of still others,
as the officials seem inclined to eX-
tend the time of entry to within a
very few days previous to the races
i'm fact, Just giving the technical COM
mittee of the A. y. A. time to inspect
the cars.
Both the Benz and the 3, Mathesor
cars that have just entered in tn
past few days are to race in the high
power class for cars with cylinder dis
placement of 575 cuLic inches or over
This makes five entries in this class
already entered.
The entries are a Hotchkiss Of 12t
horse power. which will be driven by
Scheffts: a Stearns sixty horse power
of six cylinders. to be driven BY Franz
w. Leland; a Thomas Flyer, rated Al
sixty horse power which George Salz
man will pilot; the Benz sixty hoYst
power. to be driven by L. j. Bergdoll
and the Matheson. 100 horse power
driven by j. B. Ryall. The Mathesol
car has 6x6 cylinders and is considered
= formidable competitor. Ryall is vel
known as a track driver his spectacu
lar performance at Brighton Beaci
last fall, when he drove in a twenty
four. hour race with his broken leg il
plaster. excited much favorable com
ment. ,.,,.,-
II is reported that several additiona
entries are contemplated i'm the $50
mile race of March 10, which has sever
nominations to date, consisting OF tW'
Appersons, two Isottas. an American
an Acme and Lozier. Ii is announce
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
CHAUFFS SEE
BOTH WA VS.
SMALL MIRRORS GIVE A REAR
VIEW
ENABLE One to Read Speedometer on
Motorcycle Four Blocks Be-
hind" Says One Truth
full James

"Automobiling has a contest on Win
+be notorcycle COPS similar to that be-
tween the gun plate artists ana tne
great powder manufacturers and max
ers of projectiles and artillery eA-
plained the chauffeur, examining a
spring in his touring car when mas
case of "heart failure
"Soon as one gets ahead the other
sits down, shuts off steam and thinks
real hard Then something happens.
For a time they had us Worsted-
what with their ordinances ana the
rules and regulations and the motor
cops fitted out with the speedometers
right on the breakfast table.
1.-The only difficulty with that condl-
tion of things was that we chauffs had
to run so slow that we couldn't keep
the chickens from roosting on the rear
tires.
But you see those little fellows?' he
asked, pointing to two small mirrors
on the front of the machine on either
side of the wind guard.
1--WE can keep an eye on the sleuth
of the chug-chug wagon now.
"They're convex mirrors-lens mir
rors. / believe they call them. You can
see the road for blocks back of you.
| and can make out trolley or car
riage or other auto easily.
end of the block of course you don't
break your mud guard on some other
machine coming up behind you. For
these Edward Bellamys looking back
| wards let you see twice at once. Only
the other day l saw one fellow come
narrowly missing the car behind him
| by turning that way.
"Some of them are made single
wide mirror only two inches high or so
along the entire top of the wind guard
But they cost too much. Thirty-fivt
| dollars. I made these two myself
They'e just as good.
"Why, you can see the cpeedometel
on a motor-c cops cycle four blocks be-
hind you. I've done it, mani ought tc
know"
And truthfully and quietly this chauf.
feur waited to see what the motor cops
next move in this war between then
and the chauffs would be.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
NEWS OF THE AUTOMOBILE-LOCALA AND FOREIGN
WOULD EXAMINE CARS
AFTER GLlDDEN TOUR

There is considerable difference OF
opinion between the manufacturers
about having this year technical ex-
animation and report made on the con-
tlition of the cars at the end of the
Glidden trophy contest, as has been
suggested by James Joyce. manager OF
the American Locomotive Automobile
company. A number of manufacturers
object to this and claim that no good
purpose would be served. Mr.. Joyce
says: ut is notorious among those
familiar with the facts that while a
number of cars finished with perfect
scores last year they were fit only for
the scrap heap at the end of the run.
There were cars finishing with broken
springs, broken engine parts, bent axles
and all sorts of troubles. Obviously,
cars that were wrecks at the finish
should not have as. much credit as cars
in a condition for continued service,
and the way to adjust this equitably
is by a technical examination at the
end of the tour"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
GLlDDEN TOUR WILL
START FROM BUFFALO
Queen City of the Lakes Raises Func
and Plans for Entertainment
of Convention Dele
gates

1t can be regarded as certain that the
1908 A. A. A. tour and Glidden contest
Will be started from Buffalo during the
week beginning July 6, probably on
Wednesday or Thursday, the Sth or 9th.
1t will end somewhere in New Eng
land. There is to be national good
reads and legislative convention held
at Buffalo by the American Automobile
association for two days prior TO the
start of the tour, This is in accord
apce with a resolution adopted at a
meeting OF the A. A. a. executive COM
! mittee held at Chicago December 6.
J The Automobile Club Of Buffalo has
! raised subscription fund of $4,000 for
| Tie convention, and tours viii be pro-
Imoted from various points to the Bison
city for the occasion. There will be 4
varied program of speechmaking and
entertainment along the lines of the
convention held at Springfield, only ma
t:ona in scope and more elaborate in
| every way.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
Wrecked

A large and robust Irishwoman ap-
peared in a New York court recently
10 prosecute a case in which her hus-
band was charged with having beaten
her. The defendant, Il small. stoop-
shouldered man, had the appearance
of having been run through a thresh-
ing machine. and seemed scarcely able
to stand. The judge surveyed the two
with an amused light in his eyes.
You say this man beat you?" he
asked the woman.
"He did not" the prosecuting wit
ness said with emphasis, folding her
powerful arms. "IIe knocked me
down."
you mean to tell me you were
knocked down by that physical
wreck" the judge queried.
"Tis only since he struck me that
he's been a physical wreck, your
honor" she -Harper's S
Weekly.