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Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18
TAHLENDERs PUSH LINCOLN Rack
Timely Hits Follow JohnsOn's Base.
On BaIla.

LINCOLN. June r-IAncoln host 10
Pueblo today, 3 TO . because Of inability
70 bat Fitzgerald consecutively. The Green
hackers made more hits than the Indians
and played an errorless fielding game, but
Pueblo's hits came IN punches and they
were able TO take advantage OF the I'VE
bases on balls Johnson rendered them.
Ifneoln's two rum came IN the fourth on
hits by Gaguier and Davidson and Ho-
Erievers error. Pueblo tied the score IN
The sixth. Smith singled and Patterson and
Clark hit for doubles. The final run came
in the ninth as a result of a base on balls
70 Spencer. 3 sacrifice and Mfiler's double.
Lincoln made two hits in the ninth. but
the men died on bases. The weather WAS
threatening and there was q drizzle during
part OF the game. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18

CLEVELAND, O.. June John Z.
Rockefeller. accompanied b. the menbers
Of mis- household. arrived here on the Lake
Shore Limited this morning The train
was stopped al Glenvtle. a suburb. where
automobiles were n waiting 70 take the
party 10 Forest Hin. Mr. Rocksfener's
summer home. II IL stated that Mr..
Rockefeller wiz remain At Forest Hul
during the summer.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18
diamond nnst.

Jack Sheridan says Pitcher Plank Of the
Athletics wants more from an umpire than
most pitchers--
Wen we are going TO hope Just the
samey. that George Graham wifi be back
In the game some day, better than ever.
With Aubrey, Ragsn, Welch and possibly
Austin gone 10 faster COMPANY next year.
Omaha viii be up against the recruiting
job again.
.Mugxyr MCGEE, the champion batter OF
the Fort Omaha team. Is batting .sS 50
far this season, and sherer Is second with
q percentage OF .3A.
Young Mr.. Quil1n 3s doing right well,
playing on the bench for Minneapolis.
That's the result OF heAd-StrongneBs
coupled with oVer-self-eEtimation.
Omaha win welcome another pitcher TO
Pa Rourke'E staff and If Charley Jackson
proves, to be a winner local fans will cele-
brate FOR him. Noah certainly has proved
q disappointment but perhaps with add
uUnAA trAining he may make 9 great pit
cher some day.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18
Pt.toI Tryout for oIrmr,c.

NEW YORK June 1.-THE final troy
outk for the selection OF an American
pistol and revolver team which viii CON-
pete In the Olympic games al Bisley, Eng
land. we're concluded todAy AZ sea Girt,
fled. a. follows:
DR.. Caulkins. Springfield. Mass. with a
score Of Las; J. DtetE, New York, 1894
- ormA san Franclsco, lSsS, Or
r H Seyre. New York. l.3A2.
The contests were at fifty yards IN the
open air. The team sails next saturday
on the steamer Tmhria-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18

ITHACA. -. Y. June I7.-More than 2.nl
Cornell Alumni are IN the ciy today 70
help celebrate the fortieth anniversary o.
the Uundiug NJ The university A general
mass meeting was held On the Quadrangle
this fersnon-The alumni body was al
dressed by the first president OF CornelI
university. Andrew d. White. former SIN
bAssadar 20 Germany and Russia. JudGe
Frank H Hiseoek ana President J O.
SchuruIan.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18

white sox Recruit at Des MOtHes Hit
safely Fourteen Tfmes.

DEs MONIES. Ia, juno T.-The longed-
for White Sox recruit. Andrew Nelson, APP
peared In Des Moines today and pitched
lilies knocked hts left handea slants 10
every corner Of the lot. Nevertheless the
consensus OF opinion Is inst Des Moines
has a valuable man in Nelson and that be-
fore - season is over he viii be among
the top n0t=1ers IN the Western league.
"Skirtsf Cassidy played a star game for
the visitors, buttinB in at the wrong time
with catches and hitting IN clever fashion.
Dwyer aid the tail swatting fer the Boost
ers. Niehoff made a gTanostand stop Of q
ball which was whlxzing over third base.
Chebek did well on the slab. Score:
nEE NrnTNnC
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18
DEATH RECORD.
Cvrus Douglas.

TECUMSEH. Neb. June 1z-especialS
Cyrus Douglas. a pioneer settler Of thiG
community, died at his home Gust north
Of the city al 2 O'Clock this morning. He
had been In poor health for a number o.
years and confined 20 his bed for weeks,
He suffered with q general breaking dowr
and thus was auEnpented by . stomach
trouble. His age was 60 years. 5 months
and q daNE.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18
eoYERNMENT NOTICES

OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
master, Fort LeavenWorth. Kansas, June
10, lR0A sea1eo proposals. IN triplioate, will
be received here untiln a m. central time,
June 30 1903, and then opened. for the con-
etrnctton Of approaches and porticos for
Grant. sherman and Sheridan halls at Fort
Leavenworth, Kansas. Fun information
and blank forms OF proposal furnished on
Application 10 this office Plans and speci-
flcations may be seen here. also in offices
ct chief onRrtermkEteT at Omaha and Dem
yer, and Secretary Master Builders ex-
change. Kansas City. No. United States
reserves the right 20 accept or reject any
or All proposals. or any part thereof. En-
velOpes 10 be endorsed Proposals for Ap-
pronches and Porticos" and addressed 10
Captain Mm, ID. Davis QaartermRster.
Ilei1-12-l3-1s-l9
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18
Cubs Bat Ouf VIctory.
PHrhApELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA. June I.-Chicago won
the decisive game of the series with Phil
adelphiR today by timely hitting. Score:
CHICAGO.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18
school Election az sturris.

sTURGls. s D. juno 16-special Tsle-
gram.)-The school election held here today
resulted In the election OF r. p, Smith.
William Grams, John l. Mick. a NJ. An
derson and o. J. Sherman as members OF
the board and Mrs Hattie G, Brigham was
elected school treasurer. The last three
named had no opposition. Two tickets
were in the field, nonpartissn ana citfseng.
Politically the new board IL republican.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18
Illinois MinIster Lsses hlina.

6TEKLlhG, III. June TZ.-From a strong
man physically and mentally 10 an Inmate
az an Insane asylum, wrecked both IN mind
ana body, is the me-tamorphasis Of Rev
Ezra F1ory a Wonipent minister Of this
dty, OF the Church OF the Brethren, through
about q member Of HE congregation. The
decline Of the preacher following the birth
Of his deiuEiOn was rapid. Only q few
weeks sufficed 10 transform him from d
vigorous, aggressive exponent Of the gospel
% a sub3sc. IOT . egA inquiry
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18
GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Toledo shuts Out st. Paul, Making
One Run on Twelve Hfts.

TOLEDO. June n.-Toledo won the clos
ing game Of the series from 81. Paul this
afternoon. getting to Leroy for a double
and two singles in the first inning Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18

The Sonthsi6e Turnvsrein Of Omaha won
eighteen prizes at the turnfest IN ST. Joseph
June IA IL and Is, among them first class
priae ana seven individual firsts and three
seconds The class consisted Of the follow
ing mefnberss l. Bolot, O. Mast. w Hum
pert. G.-kGuth. c WieEer, A. Schneider.
Charles RieA Herman Herring, Waiter Noss
and George DinEledine.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18
PA WINS on WET GROUNDS
Three Scores in Seventh Cinohes Game
Almost Lost
SIOUX LEAD FROM THE FIRST
score mt B~eEinninG Of the Game,
but After That war SAM
ders Helds Them
Down.

Omaha. 8: sioux CITY. /
One inning sufficed for Omaha 10 make
enough runs 70 win from Sioux City
Wednesday afternoon by the score Of 3 70
/ II was another ease where the gambler
would have won on the proposition that
the uinninr team would make more runs
ia one inning than the loser would make
in the entire game"
Ducky Holmes and his rejuvensted Sioux
came to Omaha on a rain cloud and con-
ndently whispered II around that they In
tended to keep up the winning streak they
had started on the GriGKies at Sioux City.
They said they were no respectsrs Of
leaders OF percentage tables. but intended
10 put Omaha hack a few holes. Their IN
tention was good. but their execution was
poor.
Pa Rourks heard Of these dire threats
which had been made around the Merchants
hotel. where the Sioux stopped. and after
a consultation with Captain FrRnck de-
cided to send the veteran War anoer "a
the hilltop 70 stop the rush OF the Sioux
Sanders took his point Of sntag and
headed off every rush they made
Ducky started the first rush in the first
round by making a hit. One WIS out and
Weed hit the bah to Franck. who had 9
splendid chance to make q double play,
but instead he muffed the grounder and
both were safe. That gave Jack Henry
much encouragement. so be soaked a hard
one through Sanders, letting Ducky tro'
home. That was al Sioux City made ir
that inning OF IN any inning a fast double
play ending the game. II was just the sori
Of double Franck had a hance TO start
earlier in the inning before a run waI
made.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18
OUTPUT OF PACKING HOUSES
Flood Conditions In SOuthwest Inter
fere Win the Marketing
of HOga.

CINCINNATI, June 17.-tspecisl Tsle-
gram.)-Prce Current says: The marketing
Of hogs has fkuen short OF last week and
last year. largely due TO loo conditions al
Kansas City. The total western packing
was $4,000. compared with 5000 the pre-
eeding week and 500 last year. Since
March ! the total is 7.SS0.O0o. as against
g,25.O0 a year ago. Prominent places ON
nara aa fpIowf.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18
DENVER

-bAtted for Nelson in ninth.
sOlmsted ran for White.
Des Moines .........0 Q o o 90
Denver ......... % ! 0 80
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18
PA SECURES ANOTHER PITCHER
jackson Of Pueblo to yOin fhs
ChnmBiona.

After a conference Tuesday EVENING with
danger Patterson Of the Pueblo club
Pa Rourke secured the services Of Pitcher
Charles jackson for the balance % the
season Pueblo now has seven pitchers On
the lay roll and Jackson Was disposed
Of owing 20 the high salary he was receiF-
irg. BY authorities Jackson IL considered
aetion OF Manager Patterson meet with
the approval Of the amer OF the Pueblo
franchise n Is probable that Noah will be
disposed Of.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18
FIRE RECORD.


PETOsKEY. Mich. June H-Ftre Of IN
known origin last night Totally destroyed
the Imperial hotel vAlned a. n2aOOo. The
Imperisl vas a summer hotel and had not
yet been opened for the season. Ths only
occupants we're the c~aretakers.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18

WASHINGTON. June IT.-The Olympic
committee at London has finally rejected
the Afne1Chn ehtries for the International
rife Datfhff.3e be held this year. accord
ing 70 avoisfhCh received today by General
JameA A Drain the president Of the Ma
tionaf Association OF America 70 whom
the names q the entries were submitted
The entries for the mBtches were alleged
70 be defectiNe in some reEpRctR.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18
WARRINGTON

FBRtted for Mcbride In ninth.
Cleveland ..-....O o . Q -
Washington ..........0 0 0 0 0 0 . 90
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18
Midway Play at TaImare.

The Midway base ball team, under the
management Of Charles W. South. IRA
Douglas street will play at TRlmage, Neh..
July A This team has gained considerable
local fame and Mr.. South has been its
manager continuously.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE Coney Island
gockeyrclGh. which conducts the meeting 81
~kheehhehd Bay. gave out the following
announcement today: The Coney Island
Jockey club greatly regrets being obliged
TO reduce added money 30 per cent FOR all
Enclosed races Rt the coming June meeting.
The program for stake races will not be
changed and lhe added money In these
events viii no be reduced.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18
BAN Games az Fort Omaha.

A bunch OF lively base bah games are
Echedu1ed for Pert Omaha the afternoons
Of June IL. %. q and r. The contestants
VIII be the awo Fort Omaha teams. with
one OF SWp teams from the northern part
Of the etF-Tbe games Will be played on
the athletic field at the fort. games being
called at 3 O'Clock each afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18
wANrED-To RENT
ADMINISTRATIONS

EXPERIENCED sbenoGrHphsr; ereelleuf
references. Address 7. OmAha Bee
Councii Bluffk- WD-Aa@
UIDERLY single nan would like TO work
for private family; can take care q
horst. COW or la WI and make himself
generally useful reference Address a 5sh,
care Bee tLD-Mo@ -
WANTED-By July l.. position az city
salesman with Wholesale house Address,
A-sol care Bee UD-MeS h1
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18

wild rltch. srhpeIberr- Passed hnlli
Hughes. Hitss Off Durham. 3 On one and q
third fu,1inEs: off Adams 2 IN seven n
twc-thirds innings LeJ On hages Lguls-
vile. 5 Milwaukee. 8 Tine: iN Umrlres;
KERN and Hierhafer.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18
SUSPECTED MAIL PoUcH ROBBEn
Authorities at sturgis Have One
Under Arrest.

sTURGIs. S. d, June IZ-Cspeeial TeIe-
g~ramD-The authorities here have confined
a colored man giving the name Of George
Young thought 10 The Kansas city mail
pouch thief. The description and picture
Of the guilty party 10 expected 10 arrive
from Denver tomorrow night by mali.
Young seems hot TO be worried and says
he Is not the man wanted
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18
John Ennis Arnin I'm Form.

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE veteran ions
diatAnces walker. Eparrer and all-round
athlete. John Ennis. is planninc a long
walk across the continent. Although SO
years OF age, he believes the viEor Of for
mer days has not departed and tina he
can vel hold his own in an endurance CON
test of any sort.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18
Totals

sBatted for Sullivan IN ninth.
Stated for Manuel in ninth.
Chicago .---..-.--.. o 0 o o 2 0 Q o.
New York .....-....0 / 0 0 . 0 2 O-5
Hits: OFF Manning In five innings. 3;
off Chesbro in three and twO-thtrdE in
nings. J. Sacrifice hits Jones. Stahl.
Chase. Stolen bases: C0nroy %, Ball,
Donohue. Dougherty ca, Jones, Stahl Left
on bases: New York, 6: Chicago, s. First
base on balls. off Manuel. 8: off MAJ
ming. /: off CheshrO. J. Hit by pitched
ball: BY Manuel !, By Manning J. Struck
0ut: BY Manuel 2. bg Manning, . Passed
ball. Sullivan Time 30. Umpires
Hurst and Evans
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18
Craker'a To- HeaIen.

LONDON. June E-RichErd Croker I
Rhodora- which Is q faVorite for the gold
cup ar Ascot tomorrow. was badly besteI
in the race Tor the biennial stakes at Ascoi
today. Rhodora was not even placed Eh
started q hot 1aVorlte IN the bettlng a.
6 10 I against w. H Walkers White
Eagle Was first RENE Claude owned by
Lord Hamilton was second, and G II
Pulley's Eaton Lad was third sever
horses ran
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18
GAMES IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE
Highlander Win on Errors and Bases
an Balls.

CHICAGO, June I-New York broke
Chieago's winning streak today, defeating
the leaders, 5 10 . Manuel held the visit
0rs TO two hits, bat bases on balls and
errors made up for this. Manning was
batted out Of the box In the sixth. The
game was watched by the Blaine club OF
Cincinnati. MI. and Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth and other convention visitors. Score:
KEW. YORK rHIrAnn
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18
STANDING or THE TEAMS.
WEST LEAGUE
AMER AsaN


Western League-Sioux City at Omaha.
Denver at Des Moines. Pueblo at Lincoln
National IeaFue-PittsburE at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia. Chicago az New
York ST Louis at Boston.
American LeBEueWash ington AZ Detroit,
Philadelphia at Cleveland, New York at 81.
Louis. Boston At Chicago.
American Association-Mtlwaukee at Lou
isvtlle, Kansas City at Indianapolis.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18

T TWN-UUNN MI hIUNs IdNHVU UHIII
Henry. Hit by pitched ball: BY Mckay.
l. Struck out; BY Sanders. ]; by Mckay
J. Left on bGsos. Omaha, 5: Sioux City
3 Double plays: Franck to King to Aubrey
Henry 70 SEVERED. Sacrifice hits: Austin,
Gonding. Stolen base, Franck Time
ia Umpire: Brennan. Attendance, 9N
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18
Tie Game st Columbus.

COLUMBUS, June I7-GrRney, pitching
his first game in the American association
after being secured Tuesday from CleNe-
land. put Colun bus ahead IN the second
inning with q two-base hit His WldncsF
v as not costly until after two were out in
the ninth. Then he passed Buelowi Who
made The tying run on hits by Block ana
OuiIin. In the tenth ONeill reached third,
with none out. but could not he scored.
Manager Cantinon and First Baseman
Clarke Of Minneapolis were sent off the
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18

TotRlE .-...S7 10 80 ~ 3 Totals.-----8 l6-s 10
"One out whom winning run was made
%Indisnspohs &SeS1s 60
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18

sacrifice hit Seymour. stolen BASES
Huggins. Kane 90. Paskert. Left on bases
New York, 6 Cincinnati. 10. First base on
balls: Off McGinnity, ]: off Weirner, 2
First base on errors: New York, /; Gin
cinnau, 3 Hit by pitched bail: BY Nc
Ginnity, 2 Struck out. BY McGinnity,
j; by Weimer, 3 Time. 1,45. Urnpirrs
Rigler and tombstone.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18

LOUISVILLE June TL-Louinllle won
the last game Of the series with Milwapk-e
IN the first inning today by batting SC mel
berg for six runs DurhRm's Widnesk
caused him 20 be removed, Adams taking
MS place. Adams checked the visitors and
allowed but two hits thereafter. Hughes
hatted out two home runs each time with
tive men on bases. Score;
nrr~TGNHU MTNUTNTHEF
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18

CLEVELAND, June E.SClevelhnd made
IL three out OF four from Washington to-day,
winning 2 to o. Cleveland MADE only two
hits against six for Washington, but had
the luck. In the second Hinchman's triple
with two out was followed by Freeman's
error. In the fifth Freeman's error, two
passes and J. Clsrke's Fly scored another
Eaura.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18
RAILWAY TIME CARD

VxION, sTATION-IOTH AND MARCY
Enian
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18
sIrnnI Cnrrr nrfnnt ImnerinI

The Signal Corps shut out the Imperials
on the Fort OmRhA grounds yesterday aft
ernoon by the score. ito o. Batteries: SiR-
nal Corps, Cass and Hslbe; Impsrisls. WI
lie ms and Zehle.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18

IWo-bAse MT: LAVE. lhree-bhse M:
Bergen. Hits: OFF Frumme, 4 in one and
oue-third innings; off sallee. Z In one and
one-third innings: off KRrger. 6 In six and
one-third innings. Sacrifice hits: Barry,
Pattee. Stolen base. Murray. Double play:
Fromme TO Konetchy. Left on bases:
Brooklyn, 5; st. Louis, 6. Bases on balls:
Off Fromme, ]: OF SaHee, 2; off Karger. j;
off Wilhelm, 2. Bases on Errors: St Louis,
! e. Hit with pitched ball: BY Sallee, J.
Struck out: BY Fromme. 1; by Karger. 3:
by Wilhelm, 8. Time; In. Umpire; O'Day.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18

Susanna Parker 10 Esther Sutton
.lof q, block 3. Patrick's add 1913 n
Frank II. Woodland. trustee. 10 lila
Feerl 49, 2.szs
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18
LINCOLN

-Betted for johnson in the ninth.
~Clark out. hunted On third strike.
Lincoln -.-...-..-.0 0 0 Q Q Ga
Pueblo .-.-------.- 0 0 0 0 0 2 o r
Two-base hits; Patterson, Clark. Miller.
Stolen bases. GagnieT. Fenlon %, David
son. Patterson. Sacrifices hits: Thomas.
Corhan- Double play: FoX 70 GEEnier 20
Thomas Struck out: BY Johnson. 5: by
Fitzgerald, 4 First base on balls: off
johnson, 3: off Fitzgerald. 4 Hit with
pitched bali: BY johnson, J. Left on bases
Lincoln. 10: Pueblo. Z Time: rs. Umpire.
Davis. Attendance, 7N.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18

DETROIT. June E-Detroit did not get
a safe hn off DyEeTt until the sixth.
Then, with Two out. two bases were filled
on two passes and an error. Cobb singled
and Jones tripled and enough runs with
which 20 win resulted Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18

BROOKLYN, June T.-Brooklyn's bat
tiers drove Fromme out Of the box IN the
second inning today and then caused Sal
lee 70 be removed in the same period after
five runs had been scored. karger fin
ished the game in excellent style. Wilhelm
pitched mastery ball for the locals. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18

'Batted for Leroy in the ninth.
Toledo ............ ! 0 0 o 0 q o 0 -
ST. Paul.....-...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 o O. 0
Two-bsse hits: Armbruster. Land Three
base nit. Hinchman. Left on bases: To-
ledo. &; ST. Paul. l. Double plays: Nc
Carthy TO Hinchnsn TO Lister %, Tiemyer
to Flood 10 Noonan. First base on balls:
OFF West. l. Sacrifice hit: ArmbruEter.
Stolen bases: ArmbruEter, Land Struck
out: BY West. 6; by Leroy, !. Time: 1870.
Tmpire. HAYES.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18

Two-base hits: Herzog, Mitchell. Three
Double plays: HulsWitt to HuEEinR 10
Camel Kane TO CAMEL. Left on bases
New York. 3; Cincinnati, = First base
errors; New York. !; Cincinnati J. Hit
by pitched ball: BY Mathewson. J. Struck
out: BY Mathewson, = Time: In I'm
pires: RiRler and tombstone.
Ecorp ae~nrd ran
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18

For an the weather man admits il has
rained about thirty days out Of the last
month the rain has interfered with but
one game on the home grounds during that
time. Tuesday IL was too wet to play and
Wednesday the grounds were in the worst
shape they have been this year. This old
not stop the fans who ventured out in the
face Of threats Of rain from seeing one Of
the good games Of the season. Sanders
held the SIOUX 10 four hits and did not
issue a pass or hit a man. Mckay did
about as well for six innings. but in the
seventh he was bumped for four hits, two
OF which might nave been prevented A.
the ground had been dry. Two were hunts
over the infielder's head. Welch ran up on
Belden's hunt. which went cafe just over
his head, the long third-saeker bang unable
TO stop.
Omaha made all its runs in the seventh
inning, the lucky seventh. II had begun 10
look as though Sanders was to lose another
/ to 0 game. as Mckay was working strong
and had a lead Of one run Franck opened
the inning with a clean soak and Belden
! pulled Off that freak hunt over welch's
head Gonding advanced them each 4 base
by a well placed sacrifice and Sanders
tied the score with a hit TO right field,
driving Franck home. Austin sacrificed him
self TO send Belden across the plate ana
KIM MADE It good by hitting for three
lacks. driving Sanders home with the third
run. Aubrey had made three hits during
the game and none had counted in the run
getting. He now had g chance to drive
King home, but could only ground out
from Mckay to SEVERED.
After the first inning Sioux City got but
two men to first base.
The same teams this afternoon. The
Enore.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18
REAL 7 A TRANSFERS

susanna Parker 10 Esther Sutton,
.lof q. block 3. Patrick's add 1913 u
Frank y MeoalT naq EI at = bloch x,
John a Jesnson and wife 70 sams
john 5a1' s saV Wstssii and wife 10 same,
w5lism HSnrn and wife 70 william
spr,hss si Lake Park anu l.Soo
John Frnse 10 Margaret O. Richie.
lot II. block 1 Noes sub $50
Msettens, part lot 8 block -. South
John Steel ana vitt 10 Thsoaore
J. ]. Fttzgeraid n wife 10 Margaret
3, DevRwey, rot 16. block 4, Isl add.
1mperiaG fnvsttmeni Co. to Freaerick
J. Harrington, part lot Z, block ),
1st sub 81 Griffin a smiths ada LIS
B9yo l. Bees and wife 70 FrsaeIlek J. agss
George W Paynton 10 National Bank
Of Commerce. lot 4, block Il. omaha
Case Realty Co. to Antonie Bossitto.
part lot "a Kouatze % add.-.--.-.. zoe
Hieute Snrrin 20 AAton zelenk3, part
lot Il. block :. Kountze 81 add. 500
Byrdie Gaines 10 Henry Bachman,
part lot 40, block G. Walnut Hti.... 80
Same 70 same. lot 10. block g. same. 800
Theo Farnsley 10 John steel. lot II,
Andrew Williams g. Troxells sub. 1850
Same to same, lot 8. Luke & Temple
IONA osavV
David n. Archer and wife 20 Arthur
H Dillon part Si+-1S.-.-.-.--,.... 25ol
William Fitch 10 same, part same. 40
Frederick J. Harrington and wife TO
Boyd L. Reek, lof y. Keystone Park. 2.25O
Henry ". Yates and wife 10 Thomas
Kiipatfiek. lot l. block Z, Hillside
Elizabeth 8. HosYner TO Gertrude
Buchholz, part lot II. block o. Park
Brattiebere Savings Bank TO Harry
Reuben. lots 20 and "a, Hartman's
James s. Gilbert and wife et al. u
Charles 8. AEnew part lot l6 block
2, Willard Place ..--..-..-..... LION
Reserve Real Estate Co. to Stephen
d. BanEs lot 10. block Is. West End. Z.12S
Harry Gross and wifestO Frank shrop-
shire. lot H. Omaha Building and
Savings association add .........-.-. AO8G
W. r. H. Armstrong TO Sarah {.
ArmBtrunE. lots 10 to ~, Utica Place. 6,65G
John C HEvemeyer and wife 10
Thomas Adams and wife. lot 10,
block 46S. G~randview .............. 6l
Warwick Saunders and wife to Annie
L SHundsrs. lots 8 e. s. block 8.
DnAha View 14N
Mary g. GrutmAk and husband 10
Warwick Saunders, same ............ LOO
J. J. Lark and wife 20 Edward M.
Walters, part lots s and I, block -,
Orchard HMl l5O
Iotal
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-18
HOoEfers Win in Tenth.
KANSAS CITY

INDIANAPOLIS, June T7.-Bush's home
run hit IN the tenth gave Indianapolis the
ZANE fndav Epnre.