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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-28
Sra Spiflamb.
. Ell ationel Sfanoal e.
81 f. ere.

Som befenDt 6lep @fteraoret
1907 meget fompronlitterenOe for
oct tpIfe Sltrealtfrati. 9ieouftpren
At SocialiltblaOet r9ie 3utllnft"
.Otarinilian 9arOen's utilIlpre0e
9yfeOoelelier ira BET ifjulte og inap-
lcOe SIP, iom blep lepet inoenfor
Sureallfratiets 9f9ffer, pafte ct
ldaOant Gpre, at ben tpife &ron-
prtns tiliioit iao fig neoioget til at
forelegge ielpe &eileren @nfeltbe=
oerne oenne for lelpe Soffet me-
get fompromitterenoe Sfanoaleaf=
1pre. S Sugen bar nenlig ino-
pitlet laa bvititaaenOe fpritelige
Eerloner, at man goot fan foritoa,
ai &ejier @ilbelm peo at le bette
ilibrige SfanoaleItof poa &rint
moralif Jet fglte Sfam paa oe an
flageoes gegne Selpf6lgelig of-
feote slfferen en- Wfengoe 9lfifeoi-
geller, og i6lanOt oisie rar1te5
@rep BON Wfolfte, iom nnliooelbart
oerefter anlagoe 8roces moo 9fe-
ooftsr Saroen. Wfen officielt er
@oroen ganife frifenotl Sg BET
lpnes, iom ON ban og ben tplfe
aronprinS er iterft 6apsr bos
4ulitum Den aujf 5fF5Be l56 r1f fGrfi 99rf r.
e ef1fl ere1s gllirr gllirrtalI1 liIsI ii5s nilUrullie
2iDsfprelie, og ben fioIte, foroi ban
tcg Jig aF at Der / Sfanbalernes
Inleoning ifete en- ltblltftning
lblanOt oct fororgeliespeffen6e
9rrea1frati.
Smtolertio er Sagen eronu
langt fra lagt pao 6ploen. 9}plig
blep Ser paa Sorunleoning al Sci
leren neolut en- nilitpr Get, lon1 Ifal
t9lle og pele 8run0ene belle 9lf=
fGren. Gen militere giet, ion1 be-
Itoor al fem 0onmere, lebes of Sc
reral 2oenenfelo, en- fremrogenoe
Gopocitet at &ejierens Stab. Oct
ferlte SfetsmSoe ofbolotes fioIte
llge og blep al meget pripat &a=
rafter. Der bar mgOt 130 Gi0ner,
melt milit9re @nlbeo5men0 og bgit-
itaaenOe Gerioner. &eoafter Sar=
oen bar peb Spgoom forbinoret i
at gtpe Wt6Oe og ienote Steoet
Ell Spgeerflering fra bans Goftor.
Oct er funOgiort, at &etsbonolir-
gerne bill blipe utilqnngeIige for
Sffentlig6eoen og at ser intet 92e=
1erot bill fremfonlne, f6reno &et=
ten 6ar oflogt fine &enoelier.
c
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-28

st anOet Telegram al "a. os.
ira st. petersburg nleloer ON, at
Eolitiet bar laoet llOgipelien al to
meget no6reote repollttionere 8looe
itunbie. Oct enc al oisie 9looe bar
fpr pGret nGr 9erering meo So
Iitiet, ioet bele &eooftipnsitprfen
ben 16. Sec. Sior por orreIteret,
foroi oe bopoe itooet / intin1t Sor=
holb til 5erroiiterne oisies Scamp
moo Stolppin. 9e blep oog oen
@ong bl1rtigt Ioslaot igen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-28
II. Marg.

0els inobegnet, men pi bleD 1tanOiet
gfteraarct al 6rolten, iaa pi maa
bope fnt igen til Soraaret meo bette
9lrbeioe.
S9lerne blioer bel trPt al at bgre
mere ON Dor Wenigbeos Soger; men
s maa lln0lfploe; tbi 6poo Siertet
er fnlot al, lpber Wtltnoen oper neo,
Tiger ct ganmelt Orb. 9en 1fal ieq
laa fortGlle liot ON @eiret til 8e-
roligelie for Dem, lom tenfer, pi le-
per epig Sne og gpr Dor &griel
meo &unoe.
Si bar og bar baft 6ele Ginteren
ct Delligt milot Sejr; hi 6ar en- lille
Smllle Sne, Dog life nof til, at Dt
fan gpre megen &griel paa Sleoer,
pg &reaturerne, iom fife malfes,
beftnoer Jig rigtig goOt uOe paa egen
Soft og 2Ogi.
=. sloamlen far en- itor Stolo,
1O3S0 SOB UNDER SpfSrelle; set er
Zen itor1te &olonien. Sil 2pffe,
2eeter, BET ppnter paa Settlementet,
rg ri penter poa &eiiegilbet.
s. Gbriitionien er fife rolf, og
fan er III reiit til @6en-@5er, Colo
,abo, for ON nltligt at blipe raIf,
Gg Di boober, at @uo bill pelliqne
hons &eiie, Ioa ban mart noo font
NE bjem igen Juno og friif.
q. .. Sontl1m og Snitru bor
foaet Dem en- lille glrping, BET BIZ
llge, De bar taget en- lille Yige iorn
oeres egen fra en- norif San1ilie,
hpor Wsooeren ligger for 9Soen. @n
Sel al Settlementets 6olf operra=
ifeoe Dem forleoen 9lften for at lpf=
enife oenl ben 9lnleoning, o. Di
hntaae at, sfan lNfftasa Ga,re,a s,iI
l-.s y stalgt!lle 1stH9sHfleTD Tstatati tqa Oct
Ter no, iom Scr. Sontin1 er bangc
for, at bans Sus bliper for lille; tbf
ban tuler ON at benptte &egeringens
1Silbuo til npe Settlere ON frit 2urt=
ber og ifaffe Jig mere of BEN gare.
Get begpnoer at ie p9nt no onl-
firing Settlenentet; tbi npe Su1e
og Stoloe bpgges op, og Ser boloes
1Slptteoag baaoe al Wenneifer og
0pr fra Dc gunle 8oliger ino / Sc
nDe.
Senrp 2orien flyer, at ber bil iif=
fert fomme en- Del npe Settlere ber=
til til Soraaret; tbi ban bar en- Del
qpOt 2ono til Sulg biGigt, og Der
iii nof pGre nogle, iom bill benptte
zen gooe 9lnleoning og f9be, mems
2anOet er biQigt.
9}u non ieg piIt lutte, el1ers
fnar leg nof en- Guanlinoelle fra Dor
gobe Eebaftor ON fife at ifripe Of
tere. @lpOcligt 9fDtoar til alle 2e=
Iere og Genner. 4.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-28
Sra Stalien,
s Soro I plp.

Sra Sfiggis 81 Golobriu, eli
lige ina ganmel iom marfperoig
lille Sp Spo-Stalien meloer Sele-
Qrofen ON ct Soroifelp, ser ret ar
porligt bar biemiSgt 9pen. @fter
EpItelien itprteOe Solicit rpoieIs=
lngne al SteO u0 of 8pen til oe
oobne Marfer eller tog Silflltqt til
DC n9rliggenoe umoerioroiife @rot-
ter. Wan bar enbm1 intet bert ON
Cab af Mennelfelip.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-28
Sauemegcrs y5amf lmffes.

Comptroller of tbe Gurrencn
@iaiam 81. 9iOglep ororeoe / 2pr-
Gags nSbe 9totional 9onf Of 9eort6
glmerifa" Seem Oorf luffet og u0=
nppnte 9leceiper for Sen. Ien er
cfter GrGiiOent Sopenepers Hop-
port goaet foQit meo en- n0epoiit"
af $2,5OO,OOO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-28
EeD0lmti0nRrt l10bru6
t Yrpjlen.
SOcialiitcrnc furSrer alminbelis
&alsret Os bemmelis 9lfitcmning.
y | 0Igt t @ a III m en1tS0
NJ el le m Foliti og 8ubli
fun1.

Get er fon1lnen til alporliue
llroligbe0er Spiflnn0. % @rlut-
ben er ct garnmelt o. retferoiqt
&rap, iom fremI9ttes al Sociali=
lterne ON alnlinoeIig Galgret og
Genmelig @fltenning / &rgjien.
Com bette 6orilag oItio tioligerq
er bleoet ibrigt i11SOegaaet al Sci
ierenS polttiife Stab, iuaoon gif
bet ogiaa 1llL oa man igen 6ap6e
bet til SebanOling 9figsoogen.
&igsfansler Billion bil0e paa 91e-
Geringens Segne nof g6re pisie
SSnor6nmelier for Sen prpiIiife
Wtiooelitano; men 1noer ingen
SmItGnoigbeoer pilbe ban goo ioa
blot, Iom man ItiIle6e &rab ON.
Oa bette officieIle glfilag paa
Socialiiternes Sorilog noaeoe 81
fentligbeben begpnbte, iom man
funoe pente, iocinliitiife 9ennon=
itrotioner. Sg BET gif ioo piot, at
Folitiet maatte gri6e til Gooben
for at o9n1pe Sprersaanoen. Sm
oisie blooige og olborIige l1ofalb
ifDloes Socialiiterne eller Golitiet
ielb, er Dog ct Spergsmaol. 9eogle
Selegranmer ON Miieren goor no
poo. at ben -hLnoiae Sine Of
gen n0eluffenoe ifploes set tDffe
Tolitis befenote 9rlltolitet.
Ser fan life neres Sbibl ON, at
Socioliiterne 6ette SiIfpIoe fen-
per for ct fulotub berettiget &rap.
Ser er ingen Wening / ben nibbel=
oGberIige &Iosieinboeling, ion1 po-
litiif let giber oe bgjItbeifatteoe
ftore gfettigbeoer pao 8efoItning af
Wfiooelitnn0en og Troletoriatet. 9[[-
minoelig GaGgret, iaaIeoes iom pi
bar BET fer 9lmerifo, er fulotlt6
berettiget og er set n1iloeite l1otrpf
for politiIf Getferbigbe6 / laa Sent
ieenoe.
SSSfelge en- Mpngbe inole6ne
Selegrontmer ON llroen er Ser
tDoeltge Segn poa rebolutioner
@ering S 9figsboqen ioopel Ioln
noenfor fortiettes Spreretl 0e
iocialOemofrotiife &eprnientanter,
meo Slider og BEN 6er6ntte gebet
Spioien peo6liper energiIf at
nemonitrere SoIfets retfer0ige
&rap. Sg BET iforter fife / oe bio
fige 9e6atter mellem SocialiIterne
rg De fonierbotibe paa pgte franif
llb6oiIf6e6, iom naar ct eller anoet
brpnoen0e Sp6rgsmaol er oppe til
gebanoltng Tnrlamentet. W1an
onben0er 6aooe forofteriItiffe oq
nartige 2qennpne rent perIonliqt,
ioa 6erltie6e er man 6Der pau lin
Sfoe - for eller inoo 9fetfproig=
Ee6en.
Gg u0enfor 9tigs0ogen bet
6rie, orager itaOigt itore Sfarer af
9emonItranter on1 6oloenoe So
men bit og ipngenoe 6ri6eosIange
Sg Bolitiet, Der meoer for1tprfet
op ooeralt, IDnes at gri6e enbper
Selligbe0 til at benDtte 8aa6en.
Get, iDnes pi u6enforltaaen0e, 6uroe
funne bi0rage lit til, at set tpIfe
Solf ielp fit gjet op for SpIflan0s
Srntalitet, bpor ben Ter en- eneItc
2eiligbeo til at piie Mogt og
Gel0e. Gi tGnfer ierlig / oenne
Sor6inbelie pna oens ne0rige 9e-
6anoling al iaaoanne ltnoerlatter,
iom ben bar tpunget ino unoer
hens Serreosmme meo golo oq
Mogt.
SSmiolertio baaber pi at Stor-
men mart mao lGgge fig; pi baa-
Der set for Spiflan0s egen Sfplo
Sbi ben .iiolereOe Stilling, ion1
SpifIano inbtoger geroenspoliti-
fen, iammenltemner MI fife bioere
gobt mcb en- inOre Geoolutions.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-28

gering. Den tpife Yresie peo iif-
ferlig goO 9eifeo, noar ben alpor-
ligt og beIten1t bebanoler iaaOanne
inOre politiife ltroliebeoer iom en-
truenoe SSare for 2anoet. c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-28
h9morrhoIder kuserede paa 6 tn IA Dase.

PAZO OINTMENT er garanteret at ku-
rere hvert Tilfaelde af kloende, usynIige,
b1odende eller fremtr aedende H@m 0rrhoi-
der paa til IA Dage eller Pengene refun-
derede. SOC.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-03
Cardinals win from Reds.
CINCINNATI.
ST. LOUIS.
-

ST. LOUIS, July 2.-St. Louis took the
opening game of the series with Cincinnati
today, 4 to 2. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-03
BALLOT WINS ADVANCE STAKE
Keene Horse Adds Another Biz
Event to His String.
MAKES NEW WORLDS RECORD
Colt steps Vile and FI~ve-Sixtecnth
in 2iO9 a-5-KinE James il
second and HessiRR
Third.

sHEEPSHEAD BAY, July flames Il
Keene's Ballot added another stake to his
already long list when he won the Advance
stakes, worth loo, at Sheepshead Bay
today, The Keene colt also made a new
worlds record for the distance, one mile
and five-siNtcenths, 10y stepping Il In 2:0gh
This is one second faster than the best
previous time, made Jointly by Bedouiu
and Ironsides at Belmunt park a couple
Of years ago. The distance is a very odd
one and Is only run a few times during the
season. The Advance stakes is a weight
for age race for 3 years and upwards and
Ballot carried l26 pounds. lie went to the
front soon after the start and took a two
length lead in the first quarter, followed by
king James and Hessian. This order re-
NAMED unchanged until the stretch was
reached, wh,n Ballot began to shorten his
strides and the two S-year-olds began 10
close on him. Notter shook him up and
he again drew away to win easily by two
lengths. Hessian closed strong in the last
sixteenth and managed to beat King James
a head for the place. Summary:
First race, the Correction. S-ycar-olds ana
up, selling, six and one-halr furlongs, main
course: Bosom t9i, r.. Dugan, to y won,
JaCobite Ull, hotter, 9 to 81 second. Sara
cinesca dCs. Miller, IS to ~ third. Time,
l.19}s. Beau Tom McGrath, James r.
Brady, Torenkia and Batsman also ran.
Second race. the Dandelion handicap, g.
year-olds .and up, mile and one-eighth: Bis
Chief Ol3 Notter, ? to % won, Question
Mark QO9, Lee, 6 TO y second. Antaeus u02.
Dugan. 4 to u third. Time: 1;5l%. Castle.
wood and CampAigner also ran.
Third race. the Vernal, 2-year-old fillies,
five furlongs: Melisslde G15, Notter. 1 10
- won, Mediant Q1S, Mccarthy, 6 to -
second. Counterpart Q15, Miller, 10 to -
third. Time: 0:39b. Lady Hubbard, Sen
t%entious. Cotytto and Mauviette also ran.
Fourth race, the Advance, weight for age,
for 3-year-olds and upwards, one mile and
| five-sixteenths Ballot Q26, hotter, l to 81
won, Hessian G14, +. Dugan, 8 TO II second,
King James Ql4, Miller, 10 to - third,
Time: 2:O9b. A new worlds record. Frank
Gill and DoTante also ran.
Fifth race. the Domino, for 3-year-olds
and up, mile and one-siXteenth Sea Wolf
QOS, Dugan, 7 to 1M won, Marathon Qt1,
Mccarthy, Z to y second. Great Pirate it04.
Garner, 20 to y third. Time: l:476. St.
Joseph, Robert Cooper and Chaplet also
ran,
Sixth race, the Falcada, for 2-year-olds,
selling, five furlongs, Futurity course:
Watervliet QO9, D. Dugan, 3 to p won,
Dandor Q07, Leach. 50 TO II second, Taxa
hira d09, ]. Lee, 8 to y third. Time: 1:O0b.
Newbury. Verbatim, Sir John, DR.. PILLOW
Hammock Key. Hubby. Merry Gift, LILY
Pad. Court Lady. St. Withhold, Rub
Grand and Greenback also ran.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-03
Sporting GOssip.

Say Bill, it's a race were having in this
Western.
The Skipper continues to peck the ball
on der kasnoot.
now the difference between a handicap and
straight match.
Wahoo Sam Crawford only made three
three-baggers In Wednesdays game.
Fisher is hitting the ball every day, and
that's what we have been looking for.
So long as Raglan can work the Sanders
method of making 'em fly out he'll win.
Poor old Phillie goes down In humiliatlng
defeat before Boston twice the same day.
Stones i~ndisposition is not keeping him
out OF the game any longer, but II Is GER
tainly telling on his batting average.
Gotch was kind to let Roller break" the
tOe-hold six times" Any DAY Or. Roller
breaks the real Gotch toe-hold he doesn't
There are doubts if Turner, Cleveland $
great shortstop, ever, will be himself again.
There was one of the greatest shortstops
that ever played the game.
Pittsburg went into first place by not
playing two days and held the place by
laying off for the third day. That's what
you call Idle Rich isn't il?
Old Hoggie made four hits in five times
mp, and Matticks three in three. With two
such stickeTs it's little wonder Pueblo got
those six run in the eighth inning.
Pueblo made one OF the greatest finishes
of the season in beating Lincoln after Lin
coin had piled W five runs in the first
inning. Meantime you've got 10 look
around and see what's propping you ~
when you go against that Pueblo bunch.
Under the able and efficient management
Of Clark Griffith the Yankees dropped h.
sixth place, and under four days Of Kid
Elberfeld's mastery direction they have
gone TO seventh. Betcha a good manacer
could take that team up into the first al
vision and not half try.
Connie Mack has notified the distinguished
Mr.. James Collins that the continuity OF
that prlncely stipend has a certain deli
cate relation to the batting average Of the
famous third baseman. The willy Connie
can think OF several less costly jewels that
would sparkle with quite as much bril-
his pay roll.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-03
CANS AND NELSON ARE READY
VIII Box FOrty-Five Rounds on
Fourth at Frisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, July Joe Cans and
Battling Nelson, who will meet on the
afternoon of July in a forty-five-round
boxing contest for the lightweight cham
pionship, have practically finished their
training work. The weight agreement calls
for 1873 pounds at the ringside, stripped and
only work OF the the lightest kind will be
necessary for them to reach that figure
by Saturday. Cans methods of training
for the coming fight have differed from
his usual routine preparatory work for the
many previous contests in which he has
figured. He has confined himself almost
entirely to road work and gymnasium eX-
ercises of the simplest nature, entirely
eliminating boxing.
BY adopting this course he has had in
mind the building up of his strength in
anticipation of a prolonged struggle.
Every one knows that / do not require
practise in order 10 outlook Nelson said
Cans.
Nelson, on the other hand, has paid partic-
ular attention to boxing I'm his training
anG appears to be In as good condition as
when he last met the champion at Gold
field.
Jack Welsh. the referee. visited the diff
ferent training quarters and personally in
terpreted the rules to each fighter.
If both Of the men hold as they did in
Goldfield, 20 said Welsh, and they refuse
10 break at command, I will use force il
necessary"
There has been a rush for tickets TO the
fight, which began at 2 o'clock. Cans Is
faVOrite at 2 to l.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-03
CHAMPS LOSE The SERIES
Denver Takes Last One, Making il
Three Out of -Four.
GO AFTER HALL IN THE SEVENTH
This, Combined with a wild Throw,
Nets Four Runs and the Game
Omaha Has Great Chance
Ina the sixth.

DENVER. July 2.-Denver's batting
streak in the seventh inning, following a
bad throw to first base by Austin, caused
the Visitors to lose today, giving Denver
three out Of four games. The game was a
pitchers battle largely, in which both men
did grand work. Omaha made a run IN the
first on Fishers t~wo-bagger, which l.
BeIden's error stretched to three bases
Kings fly to Lauterborn, which the player
took running away from the field. permit
ted Fisher to score. In the sixth inning
Fisher opened proceedings with a three
base hit. King reached first because the
first baseman chased the ball and no one
covered the bag. Aubrey was given his
base. This put a man on each corner, with
no one out. CiAbek pitched himself out
OF that hole, two men being caught at the
home plate md the third going out on a
rv. Harry Welch was robbed Of two
home runs by, Cassidy, the latter playing
away out in the brick piles. Sanders batted
for Belden in the ninth, getting a hit, but
the others gave only short flies. Score:
nErETNrunn
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-03
AIRSHIP MAKES LONG TRIP
Machine IL In Air Twelve Hours and
safely Carries Crew of Four
teen Men.

FRIEDRICHSHAFEN, July 2. Count
Zeppelin today outdistanced all world rec
ords for Siderable balloons. He remained
in the air for twelve hours, traversed the
greater part Of northern Switzerland and
visited Zurich, Winterthur and Lucerne, at
tanning an average speed throughout of
thirty-four miles an hour His arship dis
played splendid qualities of dirigibility and
answered the slightest movement OF the
helm, while its stability was quite up TO
the greatest expectations.
In the most desirable weather conditions,
almost a dead calm, the airship, manned by
a crew OF fourteen under the leadership Of
Count Zeppelin, left its floating home on
Lake Constance at $50 o'clock in the
morning. Less than five minutes later
Count Zeppelin shouted "All clear and the
balloon rose about 1000 feet in the air
and turned its bows towards Constance.
BY 3 o'clock it had disappeared on the
western horizon.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-03

PHILADELPHIA, July 2.-Philadelphia
broke up a pitchers battle and beat Bos-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-03
Pnger il shut ont.

PILGER, Neb., July 2.-CSpecial)-Stan-
ton defeated Pilger Yesterday in a clean.
several chances to win the game. but by
poor base running failed to score. Not a
score WAS made by either side for five in
rings, when a passed bail by the catcher
let In one score. Again in the seventh two
errors and a hit gave Stanton two more.
In the eighth SwartE struck out three of
Stanton's heaviest batters, Pont, Sanders
and Hopper, in succession. Pilger got five
clean hits and a two-baggeT, while Stanton
got seven hits and a t~wo-bagger. Swartz
was entitled to a shutOut and but for
errors not a Stanton man would have
reached third base. Struck out: BY Swartz
3, BY Hartman, T. Two-base hits: Hopper.
Montgomery. Batteries: Pilger. Swartz
and Hoffman; Stanton Hartman and
Hopper. Umpire: Jack Peters. Time: l:aJ.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-03
Washington Wins Both.

scored a double victory over New York
today, 4 to 8 ard 5 to 8. Score, first game:
WASHINGTON. NEW YORK.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-03
soOD GAME IN MUD AT SIOUX CITY
Sioux Score the Only Run in tn,
Twelfth Inning.

u SlSSA fisid Z aa' S Sfiy and ldFI bss Names 0n q
went twelve innings today in one of the
best games ever seen on the local diamond,
the home team winning by the score of l
to 0.
II was a desperately fought pitchers
battle from start to finish, honors be-
tween Furchner and Witherup being almost
exactly even until the twelfth inning, when
the fifth hit off Witherup brought in the
winning run. AS a rule the hatters on both
sides went down in order. Des Moines got
q man as far as first in the first inning,
hut did not repeat the performance until
the sixth. while for Sioux City there was
nothing doing on the bases until the fifths
In the twelfth inning Campbell, the first
man up, hit safely to left field. He was
forced at second by Weed, who in turn
was forced by Andreas. WEIGH followed
with a hit to deep left field. scoring An
draaa Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-03
Cnmpanenaa Go to BIanchard.

BLANCHARD, Ia, July 2.-(Special.)-
The Campanella base ball team of Omaha
will play two games here Saturday after
noon. The C~ampanellas will have a strong
lineup. and as the home team is aware OF
this fact they have strengthened their
lineup considerably with outside players,
so that both teams will be evenly matched.
Other attractions will be had, but the base
ball game is the main event, and IL the
weather is agreeable Blanchard will have
on hand the largest crowd that ever wit
messed a base ball game in this town.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-03
CUBS AND PIRATES DIVIDE
Nineteen Thousand Enthusiastic Fans
See Two Fast Contests.
CHICAGO WINS THE FIRST
Champions Move Up TO Head Of
Column Again, only to Drop
Back 10 Second Place
Later in Day.

PITTsBURG, July "A crowd of nearly
1900 enthusiasts saw Pittsburg and Chi
cago divide a double-header here today,
the visitors shutting out the home team by
8 to 0 in the first same and losing the
second game 9 to 4, thus reaching first
place, and again in the second contest
dropping to second position. Young weak
ened in the fourth inning of the first
game, allowing the visitors a base on balls
and three hits, which netted them three
runs, At all times this game was of in
terest and the final result was not a GER
tainty until the last man was out. King
had his hand badly cut in the sixth inning.
The second game was never in doubt.
Score, first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-03
MILLER PARK HAS COLE CLUB
Players Are Wide-Awake and Arc
Building New Home,

The Miller Park Golf club, fifty-two
members, was organized Tuesday night
and a considerable interest manifested in
the golf and cricket, which the players en-
JOY in this public park. The club house,
costing about $1,000, is in course of con-
struction, and will be completed In about
thirty days. 1t will have baths and lockers
and ample room for the players. The city
has provided a nine-hole course, which is
kept up free of charge and which is open
to the public for the golfers who do not
belong to some of the other clubs or who
may be more handy to Miller park. An eff
fort will be made to have the park board
cut the fair greens more often. Des Moines
has two public golf links and they are
kept up as well as any club links
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-03
1T WAS BIG Gus. ALL RIGHT
VIII HoaEIand Tells story h n Has
n Natural Ring,

Il was out in Seattle and saw a bail
game the other day." said VIII Hoagland.
1.-THE game was between Seattle and Aber-
deem and as the teams were warming up
l saw a big fellow pitching who looked IA
miliar, l thought i watched him after he
went into the box. l followed his work
with closest attention.; it was great. In
ming after inning his opponents came up
and went down, unable to solve his mas
terly delivery. For seven innings this big
fellow continued his superb work. l had
begun to think l had discovered a phenom.
Then came the eighth inning and Seattle
batters began to find this big fellows
curves with astonishing facility. One, two,
three, four hits and my idol had blown
up completely.
II turned to the man next to me and
asked the name of this big pitcher.
Gus Thompson he replied.
II could almost have imagined II was
last summer and / was out at Vinton street
park, II all seemed so natural"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-03
GOToH WINS IN STRAIGHT FALLS
Champion Easily DtspOses of DIR.
Roller at seattle.

SEATTLE, Wash, July 2-Frank Gotch
OF Humboldt, la, maintained his right to
the worlds championship tonight, When he
outclassed Or. b. L. Roller Of Seattle, win
ming two consecutive fails in Is minutes
and - seconds and % minutes and "a sec
Onds, respectively.
The men entered the ring Weighing close
to 200 pounds each. Roller may have been
a pound or two heavier.
Gotch worked his toe hold six times in
succession in the first bout. Roller broke
away each time, but il wore him ana finally
Gotch downed him with a crotch and nalf
Nelson.
Roller did better work in the second bout,
but GOtCh went from hold to hold with
startling rapidly. Rollers best work in
this round was to break a half Nelson and
crotch after he was seemingly lost. He was
finally picked up and dumped to his Shout
ders from the same hold.