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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-27
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Russ Halls husky bunch from thu
mountains The hruFs vas Z 10 8
The game Was won and lost 80.
eral times and. despite the fact that
old Sol never hlinkea an ere. the
8. GOO fans In TIE gfandnlaud aud
hloaeheru aiteruxeiy thawsd aud
ffoxe With IN. Y1istnK fortunes uf
the ipcAl team !, waa the kiud
% a game that II worth the price
Of n season pass anY time. ons
minute apparently = mile to tbs
Enod. the neat down In the damps
n was tantalixinE In spots. but
things DID manage To break Fixbt
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Twas a See Saw, Affair But
Siwashes Finally
Beat Il Out.
Rainy Day Game Is on al
Dugdale S Park for This
Afternoon.

There --ere no lemons sao~tsHi
out Ia Dugdasi''a hallyard yesterday
Il Was peaches. and ihes were
handed out IN bushel baskets THIRD
nnaemsn Hammond. little Rsck
Allen and Emil Frish gat the cream
Of the fruit. but every one OF Dag :
pets came la faf a hand oct The
locals noaed Gus IN a aftbre4k.
Ing finish aud ralloped inte the
stretch with a gosd lead. reaching
the flnlmh one run o. the Eeed over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-27

liaekenaehmidt az Chicago recent
~ Roller viii likely b. called
upon 70 meet Fred Reel before be
tackles Gotch. and il ~ necessary
tor him 10 put Mesteresard out
Of the running. If his skin aud
strength can accomplish a. n
Roller ever went into a match de.
tcrminea o. win II viii be- 10,
night for be has everything "a iase
b defeat ~ this time wesieF
Raard. on the other hand. has ex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-27
NERVE, SPEED AND JUDGMENT;
THAT'S WHAT YOU NEED TO PLAY THIRD
tstar Special ssrvieel
nv JIMMIE COLLINS.

Tell the Youngsters how TO play
third baNe7 sure I will II there
ls anything Ike 20 de- Il Ia Ia help
the young fellows just breaking
into the game OF the kids Who PLAY
ball after school. and n anything l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-27

can say VIII DO them any good count
me in
In the first place. a third base
man must be- active. unusually -
he ought 10 b. set on steel springs.
ready to bound Ia ans direction an
short notice. grab the ball and put
u where II will do the most good
Third base Is considered the most
difficult position 10 play b. many
because the distance from the plate
20 the position usually occupied By
the fielder II shorter than % the
second baseman or shoFtatnp.
THE third haHeman must - on
the job all the time for hard Iine
or ground htz or an unexpected
hunt down the third base line,
When men are on the bases be must
be alert To cover the bag and at the
same time To gather In q bunt Il
necessary. Like all positions In the
game. thought and execution must
be instantaneous IN the man uhp
expects 60 shine
advise young players 10 sturdy
the demands upon them constantly.
let them figure out for themselves
where they will stand during the
flme a third baseman with power.
lnl throwing arm can play deepsr
than one who does not poszsas thls
valuable qualification. aud can
therefore cover more territory.
II Is essential that a third base
nan should be able to field balls
upon either side Of him ne we'll ~
those which he meets dead In front.
Once the bail Is In his hands he
must get Il away without the loss
Of second. and must know when
he gets che ball where IL Is 10 90.
The third baseman who can come
In fast on bunfs. spear tho ball
quickly and accurately and get II
away without fnmbiing or stuFnbl
ing Is an asset which any team may
be proud Of And he IL not any too
numerous An underhand throw
with speed and precision. such az
marks the work Of that wonderful
player. 1911 Bradley of the Cleveland
club. Is Of the greatest value and
increases the effectiveness OF the
lnfleld.
Hard BIT balls go 10 the third
baseman like bullets. whether they
clip the grass or go to him on the
line. lie has no time to think
What shall dog" lie must Jump
al the crack Of the bat 10 the right
ypoi. grab the ball. turn aud throw
II 10 the first baseman. without n
false move or loss Of time.
On the perfectly constructed In
fields Of today the ball as gen.
erai thing bounds more truly than
on the skinned diamonds which
we're 30 common a few years ago.
But at that one gets bad ones often
enough 10 keep the senses alert and
expecting the unlookedfo con
siantly.
As a general proposition. when
no runners are on the the bases. the
third sacker plays deep. leaving the
pitcher OF catcher 10 take possible
bunt. unless he has reason t0 be
lieYe the man NJ bat intends 20 lay
one doNn and take a chance OF
beating it out
With = runner on first and no one
onl he will pls, Ia close, to handle
the bunt that In iBteud.d tn sasu
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has Il on his opponeat Ia more
WAYS than one Rollers masulfi.
cent foot sork Is one OF bis best
assets aud he can make almost as
good use OF his pedal extremliies tn
downing a man a. many wfcstnla
can wi,h their hands.
Il Is no secret that Roller aspirus
to be Que day announced az the
champion Of the world Al present
the title Is held by Frank Goleh.
who WAS declared winner ovsf
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eythlnE 10 Eain and comparative.
y little 20 lose. outside of n mono,
tafy consideration. and that he will
pat forth his beat efforts 10 re-.
tricvc that former defeat goes with.
out saying.
The match tonight viii be called
promptly at $50 O'Clock. II will be
for piu falls the best two out VI
fhrrc The rcfcree viii be aelactsd
after the men feaeh the ring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-27

Nnss -uas suz shsu ptnniaa Faa was
sFHFef
assimafy aaHftura hits Hess. esf
~ Hennast kfasea tssas naes rpF
cakAEi Eaftssr AHA " aAsiee III hfHsash
uai ~ Hs.h - Afish. = ~ CT
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finally and when the matinee waa
over 8 500 fans left tho grounds
fully determined 10 see every other
game this year. n they had 70 have
q uaddcn attack 81 Illness oVery
tas in order 60 accomplish the nee.
essay Afternoon of
Dudley 81 Short.
Dudley went hack TO short and
pat up = brilliant game The hn'
initiation Of that last high throwing
exhibition evidently changed his
ways. for he handled the position
In first class shape. Dudley went
after everything which came bis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-27

ia. Race 90 haiia- oft EHsh. F
of Afisa. Of riAfHiH. Hone fuhs
rflak Tna.i L. dc I'd H#HurtH
iffsF Double p'-ya ifsF ana E.aasl
fsaassd balls shea. hrsitH Nrpifs
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Everett and Edm0nds

HasaaAaHaH 80 tHAN
Three round trips daily G.sav. 10.
etie nt J s.. ~ ~. sod > ~
sunday. lsaFe Seattle at 1tAs y. ~. fa
o. fitH . ~. esd iits o ~ sunday
leave gNsrHtt - siae . %, tia o IN
est fis % single fsrs to snuhssa-
ish 50 - Nnuri trip etee
Steamer ci's - Everett caimsn poea
ghonss Sunset sess. Ind tlss
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way without foozie Hammond
managed the third cushion IN
major league style. aud Bennett
kept 40 the good work "a second.
The locals certainly had their bat
ting eye with them. aud the HwatH
came at opportnne dmC. Ia the
eighth. with lutte two ~ the good.
Little HacK' Allen met the ball
square GA the scam and brought Ia
the necessary two runs 10 Tie the
score, In the ninth Ross started
towards the laurel wreath by biz
ting safe Coy advanced him Ia
Beound ON a sacrifice funk sent
Artie 60 third with a hot one Ia
Bennett. aud Hammond earned hih
meal ticket fnf THE seek hy lining
ont safe one. which allowed the
winning run to score.
Home Run Made
IN the last Of the NTH big Emil
Frial lifted the ball over the right
os.dss osuee for a home raaA With
s.lss s.ots ALREADY on bases. this gave
or h.ssiass a s.so This Emil o.
esabRitde & sOtqpbb.u Md and be IL
Alsaaaqa a2areess.s When FfiHk
o.ss.es rhe heafascs. o ~ always OFF
30 laffk isurp-y and II he ever
gpcta thaae soug idsa OF hia started
rkeis4. the elsrapassr. fielder IL going
o. bring IN Inaofy r ssn for the home
teRsa
Harry Essk taEs eNryising
- assa4..fa.4 -, "a
hut Ia that isuHhs he commences to
sahbie aud before tlse flfeseo ios
were over be- had heen s.asi sse4eo
f0r four runs Allen west In 80 q
anlnhod the day strohE Flne satel
ting rally which followed won ta-e
Eause far the leeaia
Play This Afternoon
Tho teams play a postponed safafo
this afternoon. TomorfaW Butte
opens at Vancouver. aud the Black
Cats make their Initial boS II the
season on the local diamond Gem
iuR here from Spokane. with rec
ord 81 niK games wen and one iani
Il il up 10 DuEn beauties 10 50
some 90 save the daY. n the ioeaia
break even With their psfchedup
iufield. there will be no kick com.
ing The recollection 81 the first
series II last year sith the Cats,
when the Aberdeen HaHdHaf eaters
grabbed nine ont nf ten games ~
stiii fresh IN the minds q fandom
and II DuFs aggregation can turn
the tables this year the siwaHhrs
viii have free meal tickets for the
reat Of the season.
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A. Hsisra Yrsf efaaF f8afniuH Port
ann I. ouklsnd . Afisfnaen isgfiiaad
+ osk1anf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-27

Bay your bicycle from Piper a
Taft. go Spring st Sc
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Roller and Westergaard 10
Go on the Mat for
Final Bout.
Both Men Are Confident
Of Making Two
Straight.

With both men confident Of vic
tory. the wrestling match between
or. u. p. Roller. OF this city. and
less Wcstergaard, the Iowa Her
eulcs. who will wrcstle tonight In
Dr-amland rink. promises % BE- one
~ the best events OF Its Kind ever
pulled off on the Pacific coast. The
asst desperate struggle between
these two Titans of the mat, which
Was Won By Roller. II silll fresh Ia
he minds OF those who Witnessed
he contest as one ol the gamcat
mat fights ever known In western
Fres,ling history. and Il history
ever repeats Itself tonights bout
.hculd Be IN a class BY Itself
WestergNard's strength l. some.
hing enormous. and Il viii take all
81 Rollers skin ard science 70 over.
come the adysntage possessed by
he corn.ted husky from Iowa In
his buiging biceps and remarkable
aody muscles.
wsstersaard's Huneh.
Il am golag 10 win tonight. says
Nestergaard. with every air Of con.
ddenee. I underrated the local
man before. aud / have spent most
% my time since the first defeat
preparing for this match tonight
Wes,ersaArd possesses the
strength OF a giant" explains DR.
Roller. and | realize that I have
A hard proposition 20 throw him.
but | am firmly convinced that I
can put hIm 90 the mat again. /
would not advise any OF my friends
20 bet on me. | believe have Il
n the biz boy.
The seat sale indicates that the
house viii be crowded Excellent
seating arrangements have bcea
provided. The stage will be eie-
sated. and Il visible from all por.
tons Of the house. Tickets are on
sale al Joe DiEard's. at second av.
aud Yesicr wAy. end At the box OF
flee Of DFeamland rink.
Roller In Condition.
Roller cannot afford to lose this
match tonight, and. while the local
mans friends rate Westereaard
mighty muscles at their true worth,
they still believe that the doctor
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Roller cannot afford to lose this
match tonight, aud. while the local
mans friends rate westcreaard'
mighty muscles AZ their true worth.
they still believe that the doctor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-27

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-27

Take boats AZ Pier : Ten round
trlpa daily 5ec round triR. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-27

W.
cAoa<
A gentleman vas In the
store yesterday buying
some white goods for a
reception he was slated for.
and | heard him say that
people we're mot worrying
50 much about the mot
toes on the coins as they
were about a chance to
earn the coin" I see
that an American boy has
earned the coin In the lat.
est scrapping affair and
put the Russian Lion. the
worlds champion wrestler,
on the mat. That puts
American grit 10 the front
again. Think Of Admiral
Evans ("Fightrhg Bob"l
making that trip around
the Horn when he was
suffering the pangs Of no
body knows what from
muscular rheumatism. II
takes courage 10 Ein out
at any stage OF the game.
The boss bought a lot OF
fine BaibrigEan Under
wear in the Hight summer
weights 10 sell at a dollar
a suit. lie had TO buy
about twice az much as
would have bought TO get
the discounts. and stIIl the
discount Is the only profit
we viii make on the whole
lot II We sell II. That sort
of thing takes grit and
confidence. We are con.
fident you will help the
old man ont when You
need underwear. n You
see ours. We buy direct
THE9E;;3HUB
On the Square
Opposite the Totem Pole
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10 sac aArrIEsnles

Take boats AZ Pier 2. Ten mars
trips daily. Soc round tris. "'
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-19
In FIGHT FOR RATES
Gate City Asked to Join Others in
Protest Against Texas Tariff.
FRUIT SHIPPERS ARE AFFECTED
Schedules Are Declared to BE Dis
Elimination Against h Cities
of the Middle West, Hence
the Fight.

A movement to have Omaha shippers join
with Chicago. st. Louis, Cincinnati, Kan
sas City and Sioux City in a protest against
the advance in Texas in interstate freight
rates made by the railroads in new tariffs
effective August 10 and August Is, is being
launched wtth~the possibility that Omaha
will give assistance, as the rates materially
affect the shippers Of Texas fruit besides
giving the railroads an entering wedge
for a general horizontal advance in freight
rates.
J. M. Guild returned from st. Louis and
Chicago Friday. He attended a conference
in st. Louis of the representatives OF varl-
Gus commercial organizations. If Omaha
joins shippers Of other points the plan will
be for the shippers Of the Jobbing centers
to employ Sam H. Gown of Fort Worth
as their attorney to intervene with the
Texas State Railroad commission in the
petition which has already been filed by
the state commission before the Interstate
Commerce commission.
The new rates are declared to be a dis
elimination against middle west cities and
1t is probable the hearing on the Texas
State Railroad commission will be held In
st. Louis, September Is.
As the rate from st. Louis to Texas
common points Is the basis for making
rates from Omaha to Texas or from Texas
points to Omaha, the new rates directly
affect Omaha. On first class commodities
the rates from St. Louis to Texas common
points is advanced N.37 to si.47 per hun
drer pounds, with advances on other classes
averaging about the same.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-19
TIRED VETERAN DEMANDS AID
Aged Soldier walking from Denver
to Illinois Asks Army on
GERS for Help.

An old man of 20 or 70 appeared at army
headquarters Friday morning, and after an
nouncing the fact that he was a veteran OF
the civil war, demanded that he be sup
piled with means and food to continue his
journey. His gray hair hung down over
his shoulders and his long white whiskers
suggested a vision of Santa Claus. He car
RED a pack and prodded himself along
YEARLY with q stout cane.
my name is Wilson, Jim Wilson, and
Nv walked all the way from Denver
said he, "and I'm getting tired of walk
ing. l was in the navy during the civil
war and fought under Farragut and Por-
ter. I'm no beggar. But I haven't any
means and when travel I've got to walk,
I'm going to Illinois, where l guess I've
a son living and maybe l can do enough
pottering around to earn my v~ictuals Off
him. If l can't. then I'll so to the soldiers
home"
He was given some money and was ther
directed to the Soldiers Relief commits
sion of Douglas county for further help.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-19
DTARRHOEA
QUICKLY
CURED BY
Wakefield's Blackberry
Ralsam
Read This letter.

I have used W&kefeld's Blackberry Bal
sam for over forty years. i am not Civ
en- to writing letters OF this kind, in fact
never did before IN my life. but l do wish
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i have recommended il to. When drug
gists say TO me: Here Is something Just
as good" / tell them very candidly there
have never found anything Just as good
and l never expect to. L can cheerfully
recommend IL TO any one, young or old
for all Bowel Trouble. II has certainly
helped me when nothing else would.
]. f. PARKE,
1853 L. 54th St, Chicago.
W~akefeld's Blackberry Bslssm has
been the surest and safest remedy for
Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Cholera Infant
UNI and Cholera Morbus for 81 years.
While It is quick and positive in its
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pate. 1t simply checks the trouble
and puts the stomach ami bowels IN
their natural, regular condition. OF
the millions Of bottles that have been
sold In the past 62 years, never has
a case been reported where a cure was
not effected when directions were fol-
lowed, ever after other remedies had
failed. Every home should have a
bottle or two on hand ready for sud
den attacks. Full size bottle, S5c
everywhere.
Be sure you get the genuine Wake
ueld's Blackberry Balsam.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-19

Rudolph Schank. conductor; Carl Schank,
guard; b. NJ. Thomas, sentinel.
HASTINGS-R. Mclean of Cedar RAPIDS,
Ia, has been appointed physical director
of the Young Mems Christian association
to succeed Harold Westerman, who re-
signed because of entertaining. Mr.. Nc
Lean arrived here a few days ago and is
preparing to organize classes for gym
nasium work.
TEKAMAH-Walter and c.. West, who
were arrested In Herman Wednesday,, were
brought before United States Commits
sioner Singhaus yesterday charged with
selling liquor without a license. Both were
placed under bonds to appear before the
next federal grand jury. A detective who
has been playing the role of a sign painter
In Herman for the last week, is the princi-
pal witness.
FAIRF1ELD-The street fair opened here
yesterday for a three-day run. Considering
the wind and dust, a fair crowd was in at
tendance. The ball game between Harvard
and Fairfield was the feature of the day,
the game being a tie at the end of the ninth
inning with two scores to the credit of each
club. The home athletes blew up in the
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-19

tenth inning, allowing the visitors to run
in three scores and win the am ) to 3.
BEATRICE-The contract for the ere ,tlon
of the Western Corn mills has BEEN let 70
George Burchard of Lincoln, and wo;k W II
be started next week. The contra. c is
for a main building S6x56 feet in siz wiIh
a 70,0 -bushel capacity and a power pla 1t
built of concrete 40x50 feet. The site fr
the new corn mill is directly south Of ths
old gas works in the south part Of the
city. With two industries OF this kird n
Beatrice, farmers in this section wi GER
tainly find a splendid market for the't
corn.
BEATRICE-The annual meeting of tIt
stockholders of the Blue Valley Mercantile
company was held last night. c. II. Hite,
e. e. Abbott, Charles Hickman. c. l..
Griffis and L S. CARRIER were Gle t d as
the board of directors. 1t was vut d t.
raise the authorized capital stock to 5 3d.
600, and increase of Sl50.O00 over that Of
three years ago, at the time OF the iHc1r.
poration. The officers are c. Fl. HE,
president; Charles Hickman, We, pre 1.
dent; +. a. Lucke, secretary; L. s. CARRIER,
treasurer.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-19

Saturday. They were working but eight
hours a day most of the previous winter
and summer.
BEATRICE-The BARRIERS of thsi city held
a meeting Wednesday night and decided to
increase the price of shaves from 10 to Is
cents. This action was taken for the rea-
son that the price of BARRIERS supplies has
been increased during the last few months.
BEATRICE-John Helmer and Miss Lena
Stroemer of the Barneston vicinity were
married in Marysvllle, Kan, Tuesday noon,
Rev. J. S. Spears officiating. After a we'd
ding trip of a few weeks the young couple
will take up their residence near Barns
tom.
BEATRICE-Mrs. w. G. Houston was
called to Blue Springs yesterday by the
serious illness of her mother, Mrs. S. w.
Buchanan, who is suffering from ptomaine
poisoning caused by eating pressed chicken
at a church social, She was reported
slightly better last evening.
BEATRICE-The Court Of Honor held a
meeting last night and elected these Of
ficers: Mrs. L. z. Mumford, chancellor;
w. E. Conley, vice chancellor; Mrs. Lulu
Oleson, chaplin; j. w. Boswell, recorder;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-19

appreciation of Mr.. Cheney's efforts in the
past and an appreciable program of musical
numbers was presented, among which were
several solos rendered by Mr.. Cheney. Rem
ditions by the Misses Tebbins, Goodsey and
the chorus were enthusiastically received,
as was the character sketch by MI. s. S.
Hamilton.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-19
Announcements OF the Thenters.

The bill which opens up with a matinee
tomorrow at the Orpheum is one which can
not fail to bring pleasure to all beholders.
It is headed by Paradise Alley a little
one-act musical comedy wherein is set forth
an idyl of the New York Bowery. The
cast is headed by Marguerite Haney, and
in the company are also w. P. Burt and
John Walsh. Second on the list comes
Charles Wayne and company, in 9TH
Morning After" ''Slivers,'' the famous
clown, long with Barnum & Bailey, and
later with the Hippodrome, New York,
comes in his p~antomIme, assisted by Artie
Nelson; and others complete the bill.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-19
TESTIMONIAL TO CH0IRMAsTER
Attendance at Concert Given
for DcImOre Cheney at Lyric
Thcnter.

The event of the season in local church
musical circles was the testimonial concert
given TO Director Delmore Cheney by the
former Kountze Memorial church choir in
the Lyric theater Thursday night. A large
sized audience was present to express its
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-19
q. @. McNish Dangerously III.

FREMONT, Neb., Sept. 1S.-(special)-C.
c. McNish of this city is sick with Bright's
disease at Excelsior Springs. Mo-, and Is
not expected to recover. His family was
called there several days ago. Mr.. McNish
came here from Wisner eleven years ago
and has had a large law practice in this VI
entity. He has always been active in poll
tics and was at one time a candidate for
the nomination for state treasurer on the
republican ticket. His friends here are ex-
pecting any hour TO hear Of his death.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-19

The Omaha offices of Swift and Com
pany were advised by wire from st. Jo-
seph at 10 a. m. Wednesday that the fire
in pork warehouse ] was under control and
that the fire was confined to the first and
second floors. No effort has been made
to ascertain the exact extent Of the dam
age, but it was said to be comparatively
small. The company carries a full insur-
ance. Manager II. o. Edwards said the
fire would cause no inconvenience at st.
Joseph. The plant there is very large,
especially for the handling of pork
products.
III the warehouse should be a complete
loss, all local trade could be supplied from
the several others" he said. 1T will not
affect our buying nor shipping so far as
we know at the present moment, We have
always carried the fullest possible insur-
Rnce."
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-19
Nebraska News Notes.

HASTINGS-Dr. A. f. Turner, president
of Hastings college, has accepted election
as secretary and platform manager OF the
Hastings ~chautauqua.
WYMORE-The Burlington shopmen arr
working nine hours a day commencing last