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Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06

Two-base hits: Isbell. D. Sullivan. Pur-
tell. Three-base hit; Parent. Stolen base:
stahl Left on bases: Boston, A. Chicago,
& Bases on balls: off Smith, 3; off Nor
gan. 2 Struck out: By Morgan. B; by
Smith, 3 Time: 1:52 Umpirss: Sheridan
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06

President johnson of American
League says Setting must stsP.

CHICAGO. aug. h-Efforts 10 stamp out
gambling in base ball win Immediately De
made by the American league. President
johnson Of the league 10 IL announced To-
day. viii issue q bulletin TO every Amer1-
can league club, caIl3ng attention 70 the
prevalence Of betting and asking each club
owner 70 enforce to the letter the section
In the leagne constitution prohibiting bel
ting.
President johnson figures that In order
to discourage the gamblers II may be nee
essary TO place under arrest everyone
caught making bets at a ball park. u the
civ police cannot be trusted TO enforce
the order. he VIII recommend that the
cub owners assign a force Of private DE-
~tectives 10 ferret out the bettors and those
receiving bets
There IL no question but that the gam
blerE which have been put out OF business
by adverse Legislation against the turf
hsve Hooked TO base ball" said Mr.. John
son. TT has become an evil which must
be nipped now II the game is TO be kept
clean. o. course. ] am pcwerless to 90
anything against the handbook makers
around town outside the ball grounds, and
that IL up to the authorities Of the different
cities.
gambling inside the American league
grounds around the circuit however. must
be suppressed. and at once"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06

! Ne-phbt hLH- AII4nIuHAtIt hiNtFA Aslf
Hickman. Noonan- Bases on balls: Oft
Hall, /; off baltimore, J. Sacrifice hit:
Struck out. BY baltimore. s. by
Hall 3 Wild pitch: Han. Time; l.Sn I'm
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
OutinE wins Lake view Cup.

LAKE WOOD PARK, LAKE VIEW. Ia,
Aug h-(SpeeiRL)-The third Of the Fai-
boat races took place yesterday and was
won by the Outing, owned bY Mr.. Dammer
OF Darlan. Ia, and built by Captain Law
renee Of Lake View. The winner, Mr..
Dammer. was presented the cup given as
rOp 20 The victor by the Lake View
Yacht club. The Judges Of the race were
W. Dean, Prof Slacks and DR.. Speaker OF
Lake View. Summary:
First. Outing, sailed by Mr.. BANNER
DErlan. J hour 26 minutes 2 seconds; sec
ono, ketue Moore, sailed by Fred Dam.
third. Ellen. sailed by Mr.. Reed, Omaha,
J hour g minutes 8 seconds; fourth. Edna.
utes ! second: nfth. Rosa. sailed by Arthur
Provost, Lake View. ] hour Sc minutes 2
seconds; sixth, Omaha sailed by J. Erick-
son. MApleton, Ia. J hour Is minutes d
seconds. time limit, ] hour 50 minutes
distance s miles: breeze. fair.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. Indianapolis
defeated Milwaukee today. s to 4 Each
team used two pitchers. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
OCEAN COVERED WITH OIL
Indications Are Petroleum. Carrying
Vessel HAs Near
HatterAS-

PHILADELPHIA. Aug b-Captain Olsen
Of the Norwegian steamship Captain Ben
nett, from Jamaica, says thai when north
Of Cape HAtteras his vessel passed through
oil floating on the surfAcs Of the water.
covering an area of more than 400 miles.
extending IN all directions, apparently the
cargo of an oil carrier which founoered.
Within the petroleum area the oil had
stiled the surface.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
Horribly ManEIea ~ rrasa.

WATERLOO, Ia, Aug b-Ths remains
Of George Moss, who was killed by the cars
al Nora Junction. passed through here yes
terday enroute to the home o. his mother
al Alma, Kan. for lnterment He was Il
years old ana was returning from the
harvest fields In Dakota when the accident
occurred. While trying 10 board the train
his hand slipped and he Zen under the
wheels. His body vas horribly mangled.
the heart being found protrsding through
his back when be was picked Up.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
OMAHA TAXES ANOTHER ONE
Mr.. Hall Does Some Good Work snd
Ii Well supported
THREE RUNS CONE IN EIGHTH
HsImes, AFTER securnGi Base On BaIla,
Scores On Weed's Drive over
Fesee-e4arr Plays
OuL

SIOUX CITY. AuG. h-Omaha took the
third q the series todsy. . 10 4 II was q
pitchers battle until the siEhth. Whsn three
FHafeties and some trAnsportation Melted
three runs for Omshh. Hall tWfrled great
bali throughout the game and only allowed
the Sioux 90 secure two hits After ROurkeE
I men bad secured three runs In the eighth,
MCKAY took stars place in the box bat
the game was lost the locals being Unable
70 find Hal IN he eighth OF ninth.
The lone score IN the first was secured on
q base on balls 70 Holmes, who stole second
and came bone when WEED drove the ball
over the fence into TIE river. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
TENNIS PLAY Ar DEs MONIES
sertbner Of Omaha Defeats waraeld
II 0icnnn IN seenna Rnnnd.

DIES MONIES. Ia. Aus b-The results
in the second round q play Tor the Iowa
singles tennis championship, in part fol-
lows.
W s. Gilman. Sioux Sity. defeated Il
r. Burton. Iowa City. So. ga
Pred Carr, Des Mpines, defeated e Hol-
brook. Omaha SIS. SIS. 60.
DIN J. Sweet DeE Moines, defeated
Bruce Butler. DeE Moines. so. 81
=. &. Bailey. Oklahoma defeated c sen
den. Des Moines. 90 Ga
Arthur Ecrihner. Omaha, defeated W. 8
Warfied, Chicago. 81, 7-b
Harry wineate Det Moines, defeated
e Il. BAILEY, Charles City, ga, e-t
VI. II Biatherwick Rock valley, de
fsated N. ]. TorRn. MANCHESTER. SO. 81.
Herbert HRrwcod Des Moinea, defeated
s scott By default.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06

II is reported that John Frederickson
ran into a bullsnske Monday while cut
ting hay and broke out two guards and
three s -tions Of his mower, yet IL IL not
to be wondered at; when they measured
the reptile IT was found 10 be two feet
thick and fifteen feet long. II anyone
can beat this. John is from Missouri and
must be shown-Uehling Press.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
WHEAT TAKES SECOND Squirt
Reports Of DRY, Hot weather Cause
Prices 20 Go Up Three
CenIs.

CHICAGO. Aug E-Wheat traders, in
nuenced largely BY bct, dry weather, bid
al prices on that cereal in sensational
fashion today. At the high level prices Of
all operations were more than ; eentE bet
ter than the closing prices yesterday and
az the close quotations were but q slight
fraction below this. The most notable Hd-
veanes was made In the December delivery.
whieh al one time was "a cents over yes
terdsy's final figures. May closed ~ u0A
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06

FRIEND, Men. Aug. b.-Special 1ele-
gram Friend defeated Exeter here this
afternoon in a one-sided game by p score
Of s to 2 The feature Of the game was
the hitting OF Fenlon and Mcdonald. Score;
Exeter ...............O Q Q IL
Friend .......-...2 . / 0 / 0 ! IS
Batteries: Exeter, Parminter and Ander-
son; Friend. BOgRtts and Mcdonald. Struck
out: BY Parminter, &; by BogattE, & Hts
Exeter, 5; Friend. y. Two-base hit: Nc
Donald. Home rum: Fenlon- Double play:
Friend. Errors: Exeter, 2; Friend, 4 Toe
Western league team will be here August
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
reknmnh Win. Twice.

TEKAMAH. Neb., Aug. 5-CSpeciall-
The 1ekamAh base ball team seems TO
have gotten back to its old form again,
having won two games this week, beating
the All Stars Of Omaha S to 3. and Ban
croft yesterday, 10 10 O.
Petty, who has been on q trip with the
Walthin Indians for the past ten onys-
returned Sunday, but was unable TO pitch
on account Of the hard games last week
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
Toleas shgta Oat a. Paul.

TOLEDO. Aug h-Tuledo hlanked n
Paul again To-Day 6 q o Ltrnors va
~iugincbiG Hickma joined <hs Toledo club
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06

HONOLULU, AW. b-The crack rifle
team Of the National guard Of Hawai-
sailed ttdAy OF the steamer 70
tition 10 be held BY teams from the regular
army and the National guard at Camp
Perry, Q. The local team was selected bF
competitive shooting al which good rec
ordG were made. and is made up OF the
best Ehote IN the Hawaiian guard.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 6-SensatiOnal fielding
In the first contest and Pelty's effective
ness IN the second enabled st Louis 10 win
both games Of todRy's double-header with
New York The scores were 5 10 2 and 6 to
J. WHddeu, who worked against Manning
In the first game, was wild at critical
times, but brilliant support kept the score
down Manning was hit hard IN the first
and seventh innings. In the second con-
test Petty was inVincible, holding the Wis
itors to two singles, while Chesbro was
easily solved. especially IN the third IN
ming, when four hits Melted the locals four
runs. Score, first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06

today and played in len field in place Of
Mccarthy. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06

Lnculn tvirler winning BY . margin o.
i 70 o. A single By Thornaa paviosonis
Sacrifices and Frftchette slnE1e scored the
Crrenhackers tally In the fifth. The tai
enders twice had the hases fun. with two
out. but the hit thar VA needed failed 70
materiaiine GAgnier played q dhzEiing
gaus at the shorr field accepting eleven
chances without az error. A fumbled
urounder BY Jones was the only mispisT o.
- nma- Ennra.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06

TwO-bass hits. Weed, Aubrey. Frsnek
Stolen bases. Holmes, Henry. Double
and Autrey. Base On balls: off Starr, 2;
eff Hail, 3 Struck out: BY Starr, s; by
Halt 6 Hit ~ pitched ball: starr. Time:
isA UFHptref: Haskell and Brennan. At
tendenct. ARn-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
LEGAL NOTICES
OFFICE OF THE SIOUX CITY AND
WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
n-aha NaF~osHa a~-r..T 4 100

OFfIDH OF Tx SIOUX GIN And
WESTERN COMPANY.
Omaha, Nehraska, August q INA
To the Stockholders:
Notes ts hereby given. that the annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of The SIOUX
city and Western Railway M VII
be held Al the office Of the cofnpGuy ia
South Sioux City. Nebraska. az ten 90
O'Clock q. m. or Thursday. October "a, 1904
70 Rct upon the question Of selling The
railfsad property and franchise o. thiS CON-
pany 10 the Chicago Burlington & Quincy
Railroad company. the railroad and prop
er1y aforesaid being now under lease 70
said and Tor the uEnsAcuon Of
such other business as may legally come
before the meeunE
". p. DURKEE
SeCrethrT.
AAd cot
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
Amherst Defeats Elm Creek.

AMHERST, Neb, Aug. b-(Special.)-
Amherst again defeated Elm Creek yes
terday, this time shutting them out, I TO
0. Wright was hit rather hard, puf re-
ceived ragged support while Thomas al
lowed Elm Creek but one hit ana was
almost perfectly supported the work OF
Handlers at short being especially good
Batteries: Amherst, Thomas and Pratt;
Elm Greek, Wright and Wright.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
A

"Batted for Harsh IN the ninth
Gin5ssPolis 5SSSSSSSI
Stolen base. ONeiL Sacrifice hts:
OdWel Hsldys Wrglsy. sEcriflce fly
Kruger Base On halle: off RoEe-a q.
off Wilson TEo-bass hit: Priel
Double play; smith 70 CAnke Kit by
pitched bah: Clarke Struck oEt By
wilson ZINE: i-S0 Umpire; OWsna
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06

DIES MONIES

'Bntted for wiegsrt in ninth
Hncoln ........----.0 Q -
pes Molnes .....-..e Q 0 o 0 0 %
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
TWO PLAYERS ARE SUSPENDED
Both Used Abusive Language 10
Umpire O'LOuEhltn.

CLEVELAND, o.. Aus. b-Second Base
man DelehAuty Of the Washington Amer
can league club was indefinitely suspended
today by President Ban johnson az a re-
suit Of the abusive language used by the
player IN yesterdays game here following
an adverse decision by Umpire
MANAGER CAutTlon Of the Washington
club has also received notice Of the in
definite suspension Of Right Fielder Otis
Cymer for disreputable language 70 I'm
on gtrflea
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
HIMEkEAL.
SaIe-whfttaker.

Miss Craze WHITAKER. daughter -
T A. Whitaker and barry n Gale, were
married by Rev. Charles w. SsvidEs
Tuesday evening n the home Of Mr.. and
MIRA. c. p. Smith. ESO Burostt street
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06

4utAh-Hfa4-hA = Il IuthAA4-as.sh = y "a ,
Slated for TAYLOR In ninth
Ran for Mclean In ninth.
sBatted for Campbell IN ninth.
Cincinnati ............e 0 Q Q 0 Q +
New York.-.....-....1 0 J Q o / 0 IA
Two-bAse hit: Brdwen. Hits: Off Gran
dali 6 IN eight and one-third innings; of
Taylor. z In two-thirds inning; off Camp
bell : In eight innings; off Twins, : IN one
inning. Sacrifice hits: Mccormick. Schiei
Stolen base Crandal Double plays:
Mcrkle, unRsEiEted: HulsWitt 10 Mclean.
Left on bases. Cincinnati, 6: New York. 3
Base on balls. off Crandall. 5. off Camp
bell 3 off OWNS J. Base on error: Gin
einnad. J. Hit by pitched han. Bv Camp
bell J. Struck out: By CrRndRll, 2 by
Ewing, ]. Passed ball; Bresnahan- Time:
900 Umpires: Rigler and Emslie.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
Standing of the Teams
AWE LEAnrr
Nn~LLEAGUE
GAMES TO-DAY.

Western Beague-Omahs Al Sioux City.
Des Moines at Lincoln. Denver at Pueblo.
National LeaEue-P1ttsburg at Boston. 81
Louis ~ Brooklyn two gAmesl Cincinnati
at New York, Chicago at Philadelphia.
American LsREue-Boston at Chicago.
New York st st Louis, Philadelphia at
Detroit. Washington at Cleveland.
American Associaron-ColumbuS at To-
ledo. Kansas City At Milwaukee, Louisville
al Indianapolis
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
DETROIT MIXES THEN Up
Tigers Win in Sixth on Two Hits, Two
Passes and an Error.
NUL1n PITCHES GREAT GAME
Two Run. Made BY Athletics I'm sixth
Inning Due q MuHed Fly ~
Jones-Other American
League Games.

DETROIT. Mich, Aug. B-Detroit
mixed two hits on balls and Al error In
the sixth Inning and scored three runs
Mullin had the Athletics bAfned. the two
runs Of the sixth inning being due 20 a
muffed fly By Jones. SchRefer con-
tributed the fielding and Crawford the
hitting feature. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
Americas sPrtnter wilma

sTOKE-UPOH-TREST, BnE. Aug g.
In TIE Alhleue games here today ~. J.
the 10 yards and the ~ yards scratch
races respectively IN lOA and IN seo0ndA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
REAL ESTATE
RARM AND RANCH LAND % SALE


NEBRASKA-CoLORADo LANDs
10000 acres OF western Nebraska and
eastern Colorado tnnprOvOd and unimproved
lands al y 70 &s per acre Any sire tract.
Pin crops. Wrte OF come and see as.
Globe Land and Investment Co. 81 s. 18Th
g., Omaha l1)-MG4
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06

Hlt. vi Durhah 3 N Two and one-thlrd
innings; off SlRgle, 2 In six and rwo-third
innings, Oft Curtis, 4 IN two innings; off
Bateman, : in SIX innings. Struck out: By
Durham, !; by SlBgle, 2; by RRteman, J.
Wild pitch: Curtis. Hit with pitched hall.
BY slsgle, J. Two-base hit: Roth. Three
base hit: Hayden. Home run; Robinson.
Double plays. Slagle 70 Hopke TO Carr;
Bush 10 Carr. Sacrifice hits: williams,
BatemAn- Stolen bases. Williams, Roth.
Bases on balls: Off Durham. 2, off Slagle,
J. off Curtis, 3; off Bateman, l. Time:
In TTwnuH~a4 Igrau
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06

Denver Leads EARLY ia Game, hut
Indians Ffnd Him.

PUEBLO. Colo, Aug. 5-Pueblo ran up
another big score on Denver today, win
Ming by q SCORE Of y TO 4 Denver took
the lead early IN the game and maintained
n until the fifth. when the locals began
20 find jackson. After the fourth inning
jackson wis pounded hard, ana the locals
scored almost al will Honska was Q tr1fle
unsteady ana owens relieved him IN the
eighth and held the visitors safe. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06

INo-Da6e hits. Alace, Hoffmah Three
base hit: HsrtEel Sacrifice hits: Conroy,
Ferris Hemphil Stolen base: Williams
Double play: Ferris TO Williams TO Jones
Left on bases: 81. LouiE. 6; New York, g
F1rst base on balls: OFF Petty. 4 off
CHESHIRE. g. Struck out. BY Petty. 4; by
CheEbro. G. Passed ball: Sweeney. Time:
Ia ump.res: Hurst and Evans.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06

h14Nr naDaAal gs1sr fron1A
omaha Stove Repair Works
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06

IOTuEVII-

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 6-Jouisville won
both games Of a double-header here today
from Kansas City. The first contest was
close And interesting throughout. but the
second terminated in q farce after the first
inning, when the locals scored seven runs.
The visitors tried to delay matters because
q approaching rain. which stopped play in
home run In the first inning OF the second
game. with the bases fun, was the feature
Of the day. Score. first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
spikea BAN Player Dies.

BASIN. Wye. Aug. ~6-tspeciAl Hugh
RehEAldt, a member Of the Germania
base ball team. who was spiked while play
ing with Basin on July 4. died a few days
ago as a result Of blood poisoning, caused
by the spiking, Before death came Reh-
waldt had suffered paralysis from the hips
down.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
Qrlrkr1 PInr a nIcaA-

CHICAGO. Aug k-HiKh-clAas crfrksf
NaS shown IN tOdAy'g game q rhs tataf~
CITY 1Ournameut AZ farkaloa 8 Loaa
kna winnipeg were NE U1AaAla1lG Tia
match sDdlnG IN . anGN. VIII the a.
EAntEEe resting with the former team. 81
l1E Annrsd - runH in ia tllinE WlEEl-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06

Slo4en bases; STANLEY, P1etz, Qutnlan,
Woodruff. Two-base hit; Mailman. Three
base hit: QUinlan. Double plays: Perrine
TO QulnlRn to S. Sullivan; Quinlsn TO Per-
rtne 70 s. Sullivan; Cross 10 Becklcy.
Struck out: BY Putnam. 4; by Brandon.
8: b. Egan, / Bases on balls: Off Putt
mann, /: off Brandon. 5; off EEan, 2 Hits:
off Brandon, : IN six innings. off EERn. z
IN three innings. Left on bases; Louisville,
u; Kansas City, 3. Time: 2:10. Cmpires:
Kane and Bierhalter.
Score, second game:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
Naps Pile Up BfE score.

CLEVELAND. Aug. 5-Washington
played q miserable game In the field to-
Szy and Cleveland won easily hv q score
OF Y to J. Berger was invtncible, but
Manager LRjoie took him out Of the box
and gave Foster q trial. Gates WAS knocked
out Of the box in the second inning. Score:
CLEVELAND. WASHINGTON.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
AnsIey Defeats Broken Bow.

ANsLEY. Neh. Aug. b-CSpeciAlSThe
best game Of ball played IN the AnsleY
diamond THU season was played between
Broken Bow and Ansley. The following
IL the score:
Ansley ...-......-....O 0 0 Q 0 2 Q -
Batteries: Broken Bow. Stewart and
Snfth. Ansley. carothers and iafdr. I'm
pire: WaEgoner.
hit each by Carothers and Gaines of Ans
ley.
Errors: One by Broken Bow in the
seventh, which let IN two scores. Other
wise the game was errorleSs.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06

TWo-base hits; Stone 90, HartEell, Fer
ris, Ball Sacrifice hits: Manning, Niles,
7. Jones. Stolen bases: Hemphill, Chase.
Ball. Double plays: Conroy to Niles TO
Chase: Wallace 70 Williams TO Jones. Left
on bases: St Louis, s; New York, 6 First
base on balls: Off WAddell, 4; off Naaning,
s. Struck out: BY WAddsA. !; by Manning,
2 Passed ban: Blair. Time: l;5a Umpires:
Evans and Hurst
Score, second game:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06

Columbus Blanks Minneapolis ana
Makes "a Three Dat Of Rive.

COLUMBUS, o. Aug h-Columbus
maze n three IN five on Minneapolis this
afternoon by winning. ] 10 0. Wilson
held Columbus 10 three hits. Friels
double in the first min with a bunt
sacrifice, and Kruger fly to Omen made
the run Rogers struck out nine men
and WAS helped 70 his shutout BY a throw
Congalton made 70 second from deep
right. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06

At Boston-Boston-Pittsburg game post
puned rain.
At Observation-Disclosures Louis game
morrow.
At Philadelphia Philadelphis-ChicAg
game postponed: rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06

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DNtNNN y DFtNIN ID LIF thUNN-
Detroit O s-5
Philadelphia .......0 0 0 0 3 2 0 Q Ia
Two-base hit: Z Collins. Three-base
hits: Crawford Mcintyre. HITS: off
Dygert, ; in seven innings off Coombs,
2 in one inning. Sacrifice hits: Jones,
Dygert Double play: HRrtseu 70 Da-
Wis. Left on bases. Detroit, 8. Philsoel-
phia, 8. Base on balls: off Nulin. 2;
off DygerL B. Base on errors: Detroit,
8, Philadelphia l.. Struck out: By Dy-
CERT. 4 Passed ball: Schreck Time.
10 Tmrire. CnnnnIlr
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
BoEton Bunchcn Hitr.

CHICAGO, Aug 6-Boston punched hits
off Smith today and defeated Chicago. 3
10 z A base on balls. two singles and
Jones error gaze Boston two in the third
inning. Chicago tied the score by q SIS.
q double and a Eigle. The winning run
was due to a hit, Sullivan's wild throw
and StEhTs single. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
REDS AND GIANTS PLAY TIE
Game is Called in Ninth Inning on
Account Of Darkness
SCORE STANDS FOUR 10 -FOUR
Bunehes An Its Ruas IN
Final InninE-Other National
LeaEne Games Prevented
bg Rain.

NEW YORK Aug 6-with he score a
tie in the ninth inning. 4 TO 4. today-s game
between Cincinnati and New oTrk was
called on account Of darkness. Score:
CINCINNATI NFW YORK
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
NEBRASKA FROM DAY TO DAY
0u4in1 and Curious Features of Life
in n Rapidly CROWNS
state. "a

MAYS little lamb went off
And soiled its little fleece
with dust and dirt and alBo mud.
And likewise axle grees
And when against her shirtwalst white
He rubbed his little hea
The word meant mother OF the lamb"
Tint gentle Mary said.
Grand island Free Press,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
A ToInI EcItnne

Of the functions OF stomach liver, KID
nsyE and bowels Is quickly disposed Of
with Electric BitterS- roc. Beat0n Drug
On
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
LOUISVILLE
Ctr

NLOItU UAse. OOUTuIL. baCTifICe hItE7
Woodruff, Cross, QuiniRn, Harley. Two
base hit: Harley. Three-bAse hits: Hall.
man. Poole Home run: Hughes. Doublt
play; Poole TO Quinlan TO Sullivan. STRUCK
out: BY Poole, 3. by Carter, 6. BASES OF
balls; Oft Poole. !; off Carter, g. Len OF
800. UmpireE: Kane and Bierhalter.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06

Tuo-base hits. BA6er. DolSn. Double
play: Ghgnier to Thomas. stolen bases;
kelly, Dolan. Sacrifice hits: DAVIDSON,
KeIy. STRUCK out. BY Jones. T. by DIM
stead. Base on balls Jones, 4 Ohm
stead. J. Time. lN. Umpire: DaviA. Al
tendance. so.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06

Btolen baReE: EeIden. hinDeaIlY. Epencer
O, Corha Mite Two-baEe hits: zAlusky,
Clark. Three-bAse hits; Corhaa, Hogr1ever.
Hit by pitched ball; By Jackson. / sscr-
flee hfts: Beldsn ca, K~inneAlly, Jackson.
Struck out By HonEka. J.: by Jackson, g.
Base on balls: OFF H0nskR. 2 off Owens.
2: off Jackson. 2 Wild pitch: BY jackson.
J. Time: l:N Attendance: go. Umpire:
Black.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
5 Take Two from New York: Another One for the

neg hnvine 90 for ten wickets when time
we ua1ieA The hiEh scores were A. .
Smith. who made W Ter NlnulpeE and J.
Evans who hhtted cut 81 Tor 81 LOUIS.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06

washington -. 0 / ii
Hits; OFF Gates. 4 IN two innings; off
Tannehill, 8 in six innings; off Berger, 3
IN seven innings; off Foster, 3 in two In
nigE- Bslk: TRnnshin- Base on errors:
Cleveland. G. Two-base hits: N, Clarke,
Hinchman. LAjoie. CnglHub. Three-base
hits: Stovan, Altizsr. Sacrifice hits: Brad
ley. LA5oie %, Berger az. StovalL. Stolen
base: Milan Double play Lstoie and
StovAil. Base on balls: OFF Berger. 4; off
Foster. 2: off Gates. !; off TanDehill. 2
Struck out: By Berger. Z; by Foster, !; by
Gates, /; by TEnnehill. 2 Left on bases;
Cleveland. s; Washington. 8. Time: 200.
Umpire: OFLoughlin.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06

The Twentieth Century Farmer
The Best Farn FaDsF.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-04

Max Allor, running for the Rcpubli-
can nomination for sheriff. is making
frank appeal To the voters IN his
speeches. There are 1000 saloons
In Wayne county and It would cost
me $4,000 If were TO visit each one
OF them and put up only 81 apiece. I
haven't the money, so ! am going to
ask you TO vote for me though don't
buy the drinks and cigars"