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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-09-04
.ITs A ILE," DECLARED TAFT.

"There is one brief way to deal with
the story which has been circulated
that / have said that dollar a day,
was enough for any laboring man,
calculated Judge Taft in the midst of
a speech at Athens, Ohio:
'It's a lie."
The speaker came down on both
heels and hung on to the last word OF
this sentence with an emphatic tenac-
ity which brought the several hundred
men listeners to their feet with cheers
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-09-04
Offers Auto to Governor.

Governor, johnson may use the auto,
mobile~in the Minnesota campaign this
fall. B. H. Nelson of Hibbing, the
nominee for state treasurer on the
democratic ticket, has just purchased
a fine new machine and today tender
ed it to Governor Johnson to use
from now until election at any time
he wishes it.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-09-04
Ed LO0NEY DIED AT Will MOT
His Friends Are Souoht For in Man.
kate, Couldn't Be Located.

Chief of Police Osten received the
following telegram today:
Wilmot, S. D., Sept. 2.-Chief of
Police, Mankato, Mimi: Edward Loon
ey died here Said friends are there.
No money. Look up friends. Answer.
NJ. +. Cummins
Any friends of the dead man will
please communicate with Chief Osten
The chief made diligent inquiry
today but failed to locate anyone who
knew Edward Looney.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-09-04

Bryan's claim that he is< the right
full heir to Roosevelt will be contested
most vigorously by Taft, with the
chances that the American people, act
ing as the jury, will decide in favor
of the republican candidate for presi-
dent.
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RED BLOOD FLOWS
CONTINUED From Page One.l

of them had not heard of Averbuch.
"one thing You notice when you
land in Russia and which keeps itself
upon your mind all the time is the
presence of the millions of beggars. The
cities and towns are <Overrm with
them, and in the country they are
thicker than tramps in our country"
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

August Pommerenke~ to Charles Bun
de, lots 3 and 4, block 5, Hanks adj
dition, Good Thunder, for $l,075.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-09-04

f. P. Fairchild of Garden city spent
last night in the city, having business
here today.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-09-04

A vote for johnson is vote fnr
Frank Day for governor.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-09-04
Wonderful Cures

Perfected in old cases which have been neg
lected or unskillfully treated. No experiments
or failures. We undertake no incurable cases
but cure thousands given up to die.
Consultation Free and Confidential.
Reference, Drexel State Bank.
Address DIR. ADDISON-JONES,
las lakewood Blvd. Chicago
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REPRESENTATIVES.

: REPRESENTATIVES.
; Republican-Ezra Gates, John T.
: Lewis, William L. Mcqueen, A.
D. Crane, A. L. Wendt, ]. w.
{ Heritage, William Borchert,
]. C. James, Charles w. John
: son, ]. NJ Barclay.
: Democrat-Charles F. Herzberg,
! H. o. Thompson.
. Prohibitionist-M H. Cater, !,
Brooks Hitchings.
. AUDITOR.
Republioan--Edgar Weaver.
. SHERIFF.
; Rerublican-George Pond, G. A.
> Hultengren, D. T. Bowen, w.
; P. Lewis.
; Democrat-John w. Donahue.
JUDGE OF PROBATE.
> Republican-William F. Hughes.
; Democrat-Victor A. Tenney.
TREASu---tR.
, Republican-Thomas w. Hart,
: Evan E. Davis.
> Democrat-A. G.. Johnson.
. REGISTER OF DEEDS.
> Republican-Ben Bangerter, Jr,
; J. G. Fowler.
; Democratic. C. Francis.
. CLERK OF COURT.
> Republican-Stephen rhorne.
; Democrat-George G.. Krost.
. COUNTY ATTORh-4.
; Republican-W. A. Plymat.
CORONER.
; Republican,. r. Kennedy.
. COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.
: Rcpublican-O. o. Ulvin.
) SURVEYOR.
: Republican--William F. Brooks.
. CON. -,SSIONERS.
: Republican--Third District-Alec
: Hanson, Evan ]. Davis.
> Democrat-First District-R0b-
p ert Madigan Fifth District
: Charles E. Jones.
. =. SO. 4 =. 4 3. &, 4, 4. Z. =. Il
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These Have Filed
For the Nominations

The following are those who
have filed for nomination in this
county:
JUDGE OF DISTRICT COURT.
DemOcrat-A. R. Pfau, Sr.
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CONGRESSMAN.

Republican,. T. McCleary,
Gilbert Guttersen, Paul A.
Ewert.
DemOcrat-W. S. Hammond.
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Special Diseases of Men and
Women a Specially

Blood Poison, Syphilis, Structure, elect, Sper
matorrhea, Varicocele, Hydrocele, and the
effects Of early Vice or Excess, producing De.
bility, Nervousness. Defective Memory, etc.
which ruin mind and body, positively cured.
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Piles, Fissure,
Fistula, Hydrocele
Nervous Debility

Are you nervous and respondent; weak AND
debilitated; tired mornings; no ambition
able and irritable; eyes sunken, red and
plurreo; plmples on face, restless; haggard
looking; weak back; deposit in urine ano
drains a stool distrustful want of confidence
lack Of energy and strength?
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Republican-Third District-Alec
Hanson, Evan ]. Davis.
Democrat-First District-Rob-
ert Madigan Fifth District
Charles E. Jones.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-03
) Play Second; Browns Defeat Athletics; White So

while Haskel remained behind the home
plate and called balls and strikes.
Duoky Holmes did not want another
clash with Mr.. Rhodes, who was billed
TO pitch. the second game. so he had It
called off.
Even the fence was lined with fans
all the way around the diamond and the
fans had to Keep their own scores. as the
score board was obscdred by the crowd.
Austin missed = good chance for a
double in the ninth inning after he caught
Campbelis liner. He hurried the ball to
first, but a wild throw spoiled his chance
Belden made four hits, all Of them sin
giles, but they came just at the right time
to drive four other members Of the
Rourke family across the plate with the
runs which we're needed.
Brother Dave was completely swemped
In his department and the pop and soft
drink boys would no sooner get started
into the crowd than they were sold out
and driven back for another load.
Weed was back into the game and COW
cred first base in place of Hester, who
was picked up in, Colorado to take
all right. but did not hit the ball.
About 100 Sioux City rooters had come
down for the game and occupied the east
end of the grandstand. but their COW
bells and yells could do nothing TO save
bered to be heard much OF the time.
Hall pulled off a neat fielding stunt
in the fourth inning and stopped a score.
Andreas had hit the ball toward King
and Aubrey started to field It. When -
started back TO cover the sack he feil,
but Hall was on the job and beat Andreas
to first.
1t is said by the wise ones who watch
such things that 1t was the largest crowd
but one which ever attended a ball game
in the west The Kid Nichols day sey-
around the diamond although Pas stands
are larger now than then.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-03
TURNER'S TEAMS IN CONTESTS
Three Divisions Of Athletes Score in
Tel Jed sokol Meet.
WOMEN, MEN AND BOYS AT WORK
wnber Team Makes High Mark In
second Division, 0mahR second
omaha Ahead I'm Third
Glass,

Strenuous work throughout the day yes
terday put through the entire program OF
team and individual drills OF the bohemian
turner's IN the western division
at Turner hall before 9 O'Clock. which was
considered "going some" The figures were
compiled with the following results;
First Division, Northumberland Riha.
l74,1; John Pesek. l644i Joseph Pesek, lts.a
Second Division, Individual-Stephen Jel-
lnek, 1883; Joseph TObiskS. 1903. Frank
Prucha, 49,.
Teams-wilber, Sis; Omaha, Si0.S; schuy-
Ter. SOFA: Dodge, 66l.5; Howells, sl6.S.
Third Division T~eams-Omaha, 6a2; RAJ
VIENNA INC. ID, 565S; Crete, Teo.s; Piatts-
mouth, 6Ss.6; Ravenna mo. %, 6I.T; Dodge,
6lS.e.
Girls Teams-south Omaha, 2e6,s; Omaha,
zoos; WILDER, 2i6.4; Schuyler, 2s,B.
Individuals-Clara Zeleny, COS; Mamie
Kment 47.6; Bessie Chvala, 46S
The prizes, consisting OF twelve medals
for individuals and three silver cups n
laurel wreaths for teams, will be awarded
this evening by Joe MIX, president Of the
committee in charge OF the tournament, as
sisted by Joe Sterba and Frank Slavstin-
sky .
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-03
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
Hilarious wins United states Hotel
Stakes at Saratoga.

q. SARATOGA, Aug. flames r. Keene
day added another stake to his long list
of winnings when his Hilarious easily won
the United States Hotel stakes, six furlongs.
worth IS, 200 to the winner. Summary:
First race, mares ard gelding, ~S-year-olds
and UP, selling, ono mile: The Wrestler
QO1, Smith, s to u won, Crack Shot (4.
Sweet, 4 to 12) second, George G.. Hall COS,
Brussell, 10 to - third. Time: IAN. Dolly
Spanker and Biskey also ran.
Second race, the Shiletelah steeplechase.
+year-olds and up. about two miles and a
half: Bayonet Q4S, Kinney. Z to 20 out)
won, st. Nick Q39, Henderson, 3 to 2 out)
second. Time: 5:31. Only two starters.
Third race. the United States Hotel stakes,
$40, 900, 2-year-olds, six furlongs: Hilarious
Qi4, 10 to y won, Bobbin Q14, e. Dugan, 5
to u second, Selectman u14, Shreve, 3 to u
third. Time: 1:i5. Edward, Torbellon,
Statesman, Widening Hour and Ely PICARD
also ram. Hilarious and SelectmaD coupled.
Fourth race, the Ratskfll. 3-year-olds and
up, seven furlongs: Angelus (1O3, Shilling,
5 to u won, Westbury Q07, y. Dugan, II TO
81 second, Altheno 400, Mccarthy, 20 to u
eign and Polly Watts also ran.
Fifth race, 3-year-olds and up: Arter
Dor Q0s, Shilling, s to u won, Whip g to
and 4 TO - second, Orphan Lad Q0S. Notter,
z to y third. Time: 1:34. Gowan, Earfs
Court, Sanguine and DeBurgo also ran.
Sixth race, 2-year-olds, selling, five and a
half furlongs: Edwin l. Q01, Shilling, 3 TO
y won, Clef (9S, Sweet, IL to 81 second,
Adirondack Q04, Lang, 10 to u third. Time;
1OS%. Midshipman,, Easy. Patriot and Va
Radon also ran.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-03
REPUBLICAN CHATRMEN TO MEET
state Chairmen WIN Hold Confer
encea over state.

From a staff Correspondent)
LINCOLN, Aug. R-(special Telegram)-
Chairman Hayward OF the republican state
committee will hold meetings with county
chairmeH beginning August 3 to II. The
meetings have been arranged for central
points and neighboring county chalrmen
have been invited to attend. Following are
the places and dates Of the conferences
and those chairmen who will attend each:
Conference No. l, Lincoln, August as. w.
Burnham, Lincoln; A. II. Kidd Beatrice;
Sam b. Thurber, Tecumseh; r. w Eustis,
Auburn; ID. w, NELL. Pawnee City; John
Wiltse, Falls city; 8. r.. Merrill, Fairbury;
ard; A. d. Taylor, York; NJ. NJ. Aiken and
+. II. Hatch, Fairmont; James Elliott,
Hebron; F. w. Anderson, wahoo.
Conference No. 2, McCook, August IS. r.
Smith, Indianola; w. J. Ssooper, Imperial;
I. ]. Garritt, Hayes Center; c. L. Keller,
Benkelman; s. II. Lawrence, Trenton; l..
II, Cheney, Stockville; A.. Alberty, Beaver
City.
Conference No. 3. Hastings, August 81.
II. Fleming, Hastings; Dan NJ. Nettleton,
Fairfield; Ed Brown, Nelson; ]. c, saylor,
Red Cloud; A. c. Christensen. Minden; j..
Frank Lantz, Hlldreth; F. A. Dean Hold
rege; J. B. Billings. Alma; John COPYRIGHT,
Elwood; c. N. Carter, Grant.
Conference No. 4, Grand Island, August g.
w. T.. SPELLS, Wood River; w. A. Farley,
Aurora; F. X. Sprague, Central City; r. G.
Douglas, Oseeola; NJ. N. Troupe. Kearney;
- - IAAAEa ~ - A&EA
North Platte; J.. W. welpton. osallala;
Joseph Pigman. Broken Bow; Aaron Wall,
Loup City; II. b, Vandecar, st. Paul; John
Forfeited, Fullerton; @. w. Scott, Greeley;
John Marsh, Ord; c. L. Cppp, Taylor F. r.
Hogeboom, Candy; w. J. Woods. rryon
David Weesner, Dunning; E.. e. Parkhurst.
BARLEY; w. u. Todd, Burwell.
Conference No. 8, Alliance, August is. p.
futile, A%lliance; Duncan MoMillen, Chad
ron; K. f, Pontius, Harrison; ]. B. Boyer,
Gering; w. 8. Mckee, Harrisburg; w, ].
Crown, Kimball; Paul r. Borgquist. Sidney;
T.. NJ. johnson, Chappell.
Conference No. 8, Omaha, Rome Hotel.
August S-M L. Learned, Omaha; A. F.
sturm, Nehawka; p. ]. Langdon. Gretna;
Joe Leasure, Blair; r.. w. Reynolds, Free
mont; W. H.. Woods, Schuyler; William
Huznetter, Linwood; c. Rupp, West Point
]. f. Piper, Lyons; J. ]. Eimers, Dakota
City; G. L. Wood, Ponca; W. H. Murray.
Thurston.
Conference No. l. Norfolk, August 10
c. A. Smith, Tilden; w. @. Hirons, Pierce;
Frank Nelson, Niobrara; 8. p. Morehead,
Albion; A. Vance Anderson, Neigh; j. p.
Giliigan, O'Neill; J. X. Moore, Bristow; +.
p. Voter, Laurel; A. r. Davis, Wayne;
Louis Smith Berger, Stanton; Edwin Hoare,
Monroe.
Conference No. s, Valentine, August IL
#. M. Walcott, ValeEtine; Frank Lessig,
Ainsworth; c. B.. Root, Bassett; Sam Deit-
rick, ~Springview; william Ford, Rushville.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-03
INDIAN CHIEF SLOWLY DYING
Head of Once Mighty POttawattOmies
in Critical Condition ON
Reservation.

MENoMINsE, Mich, Aug. L-David
Crotch, head Of the once mighty Potta-
wattomie Indians, is slowly dying at the
Indian reservation of his tribe at Herman
Vile. The aged Indian chief is said TO be-
close to " years, he is said to be a de-
scendan Of the chief who signed the treaty
with the United States in IS3s.
In hts youth and prime he was consid-
cred one Of the most powerful Indians in
this section and his will was law. For the
last two years his health has failed and
he has had few well days since. For sew
ersl weeks he has been constantly con-
fined 10 his bed and II is not expected
that he will survive over a week.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-03
DUCKY BALRSO ON CAME
Loses First 10 10 z and Works Haske
to Disappoint Thousands.
TAKES ADVANTAGE OF RULE
Fearing Another Defeat sioux City
weIcbeu Before Finest
& Crowd vinton street Park
Ever Held.

Omaha, 10; Sioux City, T.
Ten thousand people crowded into and
swarmed all over Pas vinton street lot
TO see the Champions a k two games
away from Ducky Holmes and his bunch
OF Sioux Sunday, but they were doomed
TO disappointment on account Of a certain
streak OF yellow displayed by Holmes. who,
after he had lost the first game by the
score of 10 to 7, induced Umpire Haskell
to call the second game because Of dark
ness. He called up a rule Of the Western
league which says the second game need
not be played unless two hours of sun
shine remain. The first game was over
at 5 o'clock, requiring two and one-half
hours OF play. with ten minutes inter-
mission under the rules the second game
should start at $40. Technically speaking,
the sun was scheduled to set Sunday at
7:1e, which, under a strict Interpretation
of the rules, would have given nine min
utes leeway. But that was not what
Ducky Holmes wanted. He simply wanted
an excuse for not losing the second game,
and 1t really seemed absurd to the i'm
mense throng to call a game in the mid
die of the afternoon because of darkness
when several hours Of daylight remained.
Crowd started out at Noon.
What a crowd that was which filtered
out to the park by every known convey
ance. BY noon the fans had started for
the grounds and although the game was
scheduled to start at 2:3O Pa had to issue
orders TO stop selling grandstand tickets
at 2:10, at which time the bleachers were
also filled and the throng began to crowd
all over the lot. Chief of Police Donahue
and a score OF sergeants. patroimen anc
plain clothes men were active in keeping
the thousands off the diamond and away
from the home plate. They crowded out
until they made a complete circle twenty
or thirty deep from the home plate around
the field and back to the home plate or
the other side.
II was a good natured crowd and hun
dreds OF women stood with the thousands
OF men with no shelter from the direct
rays Of the sun. through the two and 6
half hours OF playing. The street cars hat
more than they could do to get the people
70 the park and up to the time of caliinl
the game. although the cars followed one
another closely, large number were lef
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-03
PSEUDO POLICEMAN a0Bs HOBBS
william Malone Held ON Charge Of
Highway Robbery.

FAIRBURY, Neb., Aug, 2-(speciaL)-
William Malone was Ia court yesterday
and wal bound over to district court to
answer a charge Of highway robbery.
Malone, who has been at times a special
policeman. visited the Rock Island yards
a few evenings ago and. claiming 20 be an
officer. took a revolver from a oolored man
who was working his way east on freight
trains Then using the revolver as a per-
suader he took 81 from two freight train
tourists and sent them 10 the east end Of
the yard TO catch an outgoing train. but
finding one had more money he counted
It over and distracted $50 from the roll.
This proved his undoing. as a bona ndO
policeman came along and stopped the
proceedings.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-03
GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville Wins From Kansas City ON
Fast

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 2.-Fast fieldinr hv
STANLEY and StoYall enabled Louisyiiie 10
win the first game Of the series from
Kansas City today. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-03

BURLINGTON sTA-IOTH q MASON
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-03
BENEFIT GAME FOR ORPHANS
Des Moines and Omaha Play for Little
Ones Friday.

Friends of the orphanage at Benson are
making final preparations for the benefit
base ball game between Des Moines and
Omaha on Friday. The entire proceeds
Of the afternoon are to be turned over TO
the orphanage management by Managers
Higgins and Rourke. Committees are Wig
orously boosting the sale OF tickets and
boxes in Omaha and South Omaha, and
the number OF tickets already disposed OF
indicate that the benefit win be one OF
the most successful events Of its kind yet
attempted at the Vinton Street park.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-03
Fr,end Gets TWO OFF seward.

FRIEND, Neb., Aug, A-lspecialoE
Friend beat Seward on the Iatters' GROUNDS
Thursday and Friday Of last week. AS
Seward lays claim TO having the best anna
teur team in the state, the fans In Friend
are feeling jubilant over their teams vic
tories. Fenlon's, formerly, with Lincoln;
is now with Friend and Is clouting the ball
with persistent regularly. The team has
won the last ten. games played and hope
to clean up the All-Omaha Stars on their
trip. It Is hoped to have Pa Rourke's
Champions play here about the middle Of
August on an off date. Friend is in need
OF a good catcher, n a shortstop hat
can hit the ball. Thursdays result, which
was q ten inning game was as folowsi
Friend ...............oo1OOoooQs-T 8 3
Coward ..,...........O 0 3 0
Batteries: Friend, Morse and Ling; Sc
ward, Stewart, Neff and Brownie. Struck
put: By Morse, s; by Stewart, g.
Fridays games: R.H.E
Seward .,..,,-,...".1O0Ooo1Oo2 8 0
Batteries: Friend, Rlesch and Ling. Sc
ward, Weaver and Travis, UmpireI
Stewart OF Seward.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-03
DENVER WINS FROM DIES MONIES
Grizzlies Bunch Hits with Errors OF
Home Team.

DES MONIES, Aug. 2.-Des Moines
handed another game to it's opponents to-
day. For the first three innings each side
went down In one. two three order. The
crowd settled Itself for a long. strenuous
contest. But in the last half of the fourth,
with two men gone and two on bases, Me
hoff let an easy bounder escape him and
two Grizzlies came across the plate. That
started the ascension and It lasted more or
less all during the game. Olmstead, the
new pitcher secured from the White Sox,
did far better work than the score indi-
Gates. Most OF the hits came after there
had been plenty Of opportunity to retire the
side. F1uornoy slugged the ball in frightful
manner and had the fielders standing back
by the fence every time he came to bat.
The last time he fooled them and knocked
a Texas Lacquer. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-03
SAILORS AFTER FIGHT HoNoRs
Robinson and Holmes Want a Purse
10 Fight.

VALLEJO. Cal, Aug. 2-Battling Robin
son of the crusier California and F. W.
Holmes Of the Maryland. have signed ar
ticles to fight or the afternoon OF August
6 on board the ship, which will offer the
largest purse. The out is to settle the
question Of the m~ldleweight championship
OF the Pacific fleet. The weight has been
set at 1853 pounds ringside. Jim Chase. a
heavyweight boxer OF this city. will fight
a ten round preliminary with Pete Hen
rich OF the West Virginia.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-03

The Sterlings won two games Saturday
afternoon at Fort Omaha, defeating the
Signal Corps team in the first game by
game were the pitching of Cross and
McGowin's three-base hit in the ninth
inning, with two men on bases, winning
the game. The second game was easy for
the Sterlings. The Bankers of Council
Bluffs were unable to get a hit off y.
Fitzgerald in their six innings, his work
ss,tsTiipsss or ;.....S dSSSSSS5- =
Hits: Signal Corps, 9; steriingg, 9.
Errors: Signal Corps, 81; Sterlings,, 2.
Batteries: Signal Corps, Wells and Halbe;
Sterlings. Cross and Mcdonald.
Score, second game: =. h E.
Bankers ..........O 0 0 0 o. o 8
Batteries; Bankers, Cooper and Bender;
Sterlings. Fitzgerald and MECHANICAL.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-03
WYOMING TEAM IS CHOSEN
Crack Marksmen to Represent state
mt Guardsme ems Shoot.

CHEYENNE, Wyo, Aug. 2-(special)--
The team that will represent the Wyomins
National Guard at the national shoot at
Camp Perry, o., has been selected as fol-
lows:
Captain L.. c.. Phillips. Douglas; Lieu
tenant Holland. Sheridan; Lieutenant
Troyer, Sheridan; Corporal Osborn, sheri-
dan: Corporal Kelsey. Sheridan; sergean,
Bishop, Douglas; Lieutenant Arp, Chey-
enne; Sergeant Underwood, Cheyenne
Lieutenant Westman. Buffalo; Corporal
Dieter. Buffalo; Private Long, Buffalo. and
Sergeant Donielson, Newcastle.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-03
ToIedo defeats st. Paul.
HAPPY HOLLOW WINS TWO GAMES
Defeats OF world and n. G.
Dun a Co.

The Happy Hollow base ball team won a
hard game from the Woodmen of the
World team. The game progressing into
eleven innings, when both pitchers weak
ened and the Happy Hollow team batted
out a victory. The feature of the game was
the pitching Of Ellis, who struck out four
teen. and allowed but four hits. The game
with the r. G. Dunn & Co. team resulted
in a victory for Happy Hollow, by a score
of 6 to 8. Anderson pitching and Dow
catching, for the Happy Hollow team and
Kelley and Vickey for the Dun's.
The tabulated score OF the Woodmen OF
the World game follows;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-03

Kansas city 4 ST. fOs,,S as pm ...
WEBSTER sTA.-IBTH a WEBSTER.
oAieaEo, ~. Paul, Minneapolis a
Leave. Arrive.
Sioux City Passenger. q sos pm a 1850 am
Emerson Local .,.......,e s;S am c 6;65 pm
Missouri PAcinc-
Auburn Local ..,.......b $50 pm bliss am
a Daily. b Daily except Sunday. G sun
day only. q daily except Saturday. Daily
except Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-03
Franklin and Red Cloud Tie.

FRANKLIN, Neb.. Aug. Especial
days game the teams broke even, each
winning twice. Today's game was a
pitchers battle all through. but Red
CLOUD in making timely hits won out.
Bohner made the only two-base hit,
Score:
Franklin ...........O 0 0 o 0 0 90
Batteries: CARRIER and SchoonoveT;
Short and Bonner. Struck out: BY Gar
D. Franklin. 8. Umpire: Peery.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-03
Sioux Fan. shoot.

SIoUX FALLS. S. D.. Aug. L-(speciRl)-
A movement has been Inauguratsd for the
holding OF a big shooting tournament In
sioux Falls some time during the month
OF August. While the plans are not fully
developed, they are under way, and, IL they
materialize a tournament viii be held for
three days, on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, August IL, 10 and 10.