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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-04-17

There are some people who are
mighty careless about throwing old
truck into the aleyways. Such peo.
pie should be taught little civic
pride by modest fine. 1t is impos
sibIe to keep places clean if people
will persist in such practices,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-04-17

The public should be very lenient
in their criticism of village officials
who are charged with illegal fees in
the examiners report. In no case is
there any charge of criminal dishon
esty, BUT MERELY TECHNICAL VIOLATIONS
OF THE FORM or PASSING AND PAYING
BILLS.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-04-17

Under the recently passed law,
assessors will get So 90 day instead
of the $500 for which they have been
working in the past.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-04-17

MY child was burned terribly
about the face, neck and chest. ap-
piled Dr. Thomas, Electric Oil. The
pain ceased and the child sank into
restful sleep."-Mrs. Nancy NJ.
Hanson, Hamburg, N. Y.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-04-17
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES

March 2S, 1908.
The Board of Trustees met this day
pursuant to adjournm mt. Members
present, Martin Ault, VIM. Brossia, s.
j. Croft with p. Wetzel, twp. clerk.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
The following claims were read and
ordered paid
John Danner, labor ) 10
Geo Wieland, " , 80
G Hlllabrand, l 80
7 Tyrell, 6 90
II II Roether, services for poor o 80
G l. Koch Co, coal , 35
" lumber for hall II S4
Alex Beard, labor Il 90
Total $53 Al
STATEMENT.
On hand, 1854 As
Expenses, 53 Al
Total 5O31 OF
Mr.. Speck paid his share of the Lev
erton-S Speck fence.
Nothing further appearing, on mo-
tion, the Board adjourned.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-04-17
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of Aaron r. Champney, Deceased.
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Executor OF the estate of Aaron
Champney, late of Wood County, Ohio de-
ceased.
dated this 2ud day of April A. D., 1908.
CHARLES p. CHAMPNEY.
&c Perrysburg, Ohio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-04-17
SHERIFFS SALE.
Doc. 48. Case No. 1856.
jason A. Barber
VS..
Marie Nichols, ct al.

In Wood County, Ohio, Court of Common Pleas.
By virtue of an order of sale issued
in the above en- titled cause, by the Clerk of the
Common Pleas Court of Wood County, Ohio, and
to me directed and delivered will offer for sale
at public vendue, at the front door Of the Court
House in Bowling Green, Ohio, on
TUESDAY, MAY 18th, 1908,
Between 10 and II o'clock A. NJ, of said day,
the following described lands and tenements
to-wit
Parcel No. 1.-The southerly one acre OF Lot
fifteen of Eagle Point, Subdivision of River
Tract No. SO, Town No 3, in Ross township,
Wood County, Ohio.
Parcel No 2-The northerly one acre of the
southerly two acres OF Lot No. Is, of Eagle Point
subdivision of River tract No so In Town num-
Der three in Ross township, Wood Comfy,
Ohio
First Parcel appraised at $3.50 co.
Second Parcel appraised at 10000,
Terms of Sale: Cash.
A. c. ROACH, Sheriff
j A. Barber,
Plaintiffs ATTORNEY
Bowling Green, o., April l. 1908. &c
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Mary o. Barker ana husband e al
% George ". Holdredse. west =
feet lots s. and G.. Hartman 5 ADDS sen
john r. Hughes % Ellen Campbell.
south = feet LOG T. block I3la.
Omaha ls5
B. T. wilcox and vie 20 Claude p
Combs part Tot O. block 8 e Y.
smitas add sos
Auauda y oUien % Mary EaFka- Iot
2 bl1ek 2 Br1Wu park Las
Thomas A Rlll ana vie % Ba-ra-
min r. h-r-a-Ell- uCrrH Do feet lOr
. aHd south - lest JOB - block IS
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
HANDICAPs FOR TROTTING DERBY
HiEhbaII, SOnOma Girl and sweet
Marie start at 2sO5 Marx

BOSTON, Aug. l9-Handicappers Budd
Duoie. the great rein.sman from California;:
Hicks Of Boston. devoted the entire Gay and
evening 10 the task Of penalizing the seven
ty-three trotters entered IN the $4,000 Amer
lean tTOtting derby TO be decided at Read
vile on Tuesday, August .. ard the result
of their work was announced tonight.
The race is for a mile and a quarter. one
dash. but in case OF too big a Held Of start
ers, the track reserves the privilege Of hay
ing preliminary trials. the six leading horses
IN each 10 contest in the final OF the big
purse $4,000 will 60 20 the wilmer.
In handlcapping the horses records did
not necessarily govern. as the trOtters
known not TO be up 10 their records were
treated accordingly. Horses without rec
ords were not necessarily placed on the
scratch mark. At the one and One-tOuTth
mile mark were placed those considered
up 10 racing a mile in 2;l5, and no horse
was handicapped 70 be slower than that
time. At intervals OF fifty teet are set
the different marks back from the one and
handiC-ppers each fifty feet represents one
second Of time in placing tine faster trot-
ters in the rear Of the slower ones.
Highball, Sonoma Girl aud Sweet Marie
were given the biggest penalty by the
handicaPpers, each starting back at the
The entries and handicaps follow
Binpolla, .2l5, Bay Berry, 2-l5; Ebony
Boy, ans Harriet Alderman, 2:l5 Me-
e.l4; RebecCA G.. 2:15, Peter Donna 2:l4;
Cold Coin. 2.l4; Binyolo, @:l3 Ralph
WICK ga marley L1oHnaS @ TLo
MIA 2-13: kim, 2:13, Jennie Constantine,
2.1S; Princess Piuue. -.l3, Mr.. Radium,
2:-3: The Laird. 2.I3; Six Axworthy, 2:l3,
Betty Brook, el2; William J. -l3; Ca
Dena. 2.l2; Marjorie, =lz kinstress ~,
Prince c. 2la: Peter Balta. 2-i2: SUsette
Baron. 2-la, Ruth Dillon. 2:l2: Invader, I'll;
Grattan Boy. All: Colon Grattan, III; San
Francisco. 2:I1. TeaseL. 5:l1: The Hunts
man. Eli: Vendetta, $50; Aristo, -.IUi Allen
Winter. ESQ. Beatrice Bellin, el0, BeryaIco,
I'm. Clary Larus. 2.lo: Daniel 2.I0; Derh-
NEST. 40. Gold Burr. ale; Gentell. H, S-loi
Mack Mack. 2;l0; Othello, 2.le: Chlan, re;
Wilteen, 2.I0: MuniC. 2.i0; Dewitt, u
D-ecloronado. 2-G9, Fred c. zN9; Locust
Jack. 2.os; Miss AdbeIl, 2Oe; Somalta- 2:us
Watson, 29O9; DR.. Strong, 21R WIkes
Heart. 2-O7; Margaret O., 20U Amy
Brooks. 2s0S. Hamburg Belle, 2.06; Sterling
Mckinney. EOS, Hlghbail, 215: Sweet
Marc 9NE Snnoma Girl 2.E.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
EVENTS on RUNNING TRACKS
NimhuR Makes New Record for six
FurIOngs on Circular Tracks.

YONKERs. y. Y Aug IA new
worlds record for six furiongs for car
culaT tracks was made at Empire CIV
track today when Nimbus carrying les
pounds. won the first race in l:llb- The
tine clips twO-fifths Of q second off the
old mark made by ROseben, carrying l4'
ago. Simbus, performance today was not
a. good as that Of Roseben, for he had
weather conditions were ideal for record
breaking. summary.
First race, handicap, S-yeaE-oics ana
up, six furlOugs Nlmbus COS, AcDAn-
lei, s 10 l. won. Jacobite los, shiLling, ,
10 i second. Gretna Green tll1, hotter,
5 10 y third. Time l:1lL. Tom Nc
Grath. Rialto, Balbus and Pantoufe also
Second race. fiIIies, a-year-oIds, five and
to 81 won. Mariana tIOs. Mccarthy. 10
to i second. Yankee Daughter tl0s
Miller. 70 third Time IT,
Agnes. sniff. Miss Cardigan Donseha.
Energy. Adele C. R0sslare, klEle, Green
bow. MariJusch, Mercadel and Krikina also
Third race. handicap. mares. s-year-olds
and up. mile and a sixteenth. Cresslna
81. E1oE De gam j . = s senand BsctoS
IiO6. McCahey. s 70 ID third. Time:
I.4sZ. Killicrankie also ran.
Fourth race. the DunWOodie, s-year-olds,
one mile SpOOner I0l. Mccarthy, s 20
ID won. Arasee l03, Smith, 9 10 = sec
gndl Frizstte q IPton : to % tAdrd
The SQUIRE also ran
Fifth race. 2-year-olds six ~furlOngz.
EaErlgau tll3. Notter, . 70 ! won, fore
Il06. Gilbert. 5 10 J. second, COnnaught
Ranger lU9. Shilling, 3 10 d third Tine
I 06@ WaPonoca Ross Eenton, Ton
Demeteros. Sir John. Ed Ray, san Vita
and Ardenia also ran
sixth race, 3-year-5lds and up, selling
mile ana an eighth. Coat OF Arms tlos.
smith. 8 20 ID won, Golconda G05. Ne
earthly. 8 TO ID second. Lord StsnhOps
OH. hotter. 3 &c ID third. Time. 1856
Disobedient Ace High. Lady karma anc
Molesey also ran. Charley ran away
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
CAPTAIN CASEY WINS cUPs
Delaware soldier Breaks All Records
for LoaE-RanGs Rise ShOStinE.

CAMP PERRY. o.. Aus N-What Is
said TO have been the musl ,N-raorGinary
long q rifle shooting ever seen IN
America was accomplished today by cap
tain n. X. v Casey. q the First DelaWar
In the LeeCh and Wimbledon cup matches
both OF which he won by record breaking
scores In the Leech match for the cup
presented BY Captain Leech Of the Irish
team which visited New York In 1874 a
match at s0a pW and L08 yards. Casey
scored f4 out Of a possibe les In the
Wimbledon l.p9 yard match this afternoon
he scored 81 beating the match record
u 81. made by Captain Richard Of ohio IN
1919. casey won the Wimbledon here last
year by the score Of ~ under very IN
favorable conditions. Today the conditions
were az nearly perfect as could be desired.
In the Leech match irtvate MlnervinL
Of the Fourth New Jersey and captain ;.
W. Wise OF Massachusetts third at 81 The
trsth seen shots counted for the Leech
score and the next eight shots for the
Wimbledon cup. About 20 rifemen par
uCipated in this event. the largest Of the IN
dividual contests conducted By the NaIuna!
Rifle association. The Wimbledon con-
test was open 10 all Corners.
The twelve leaders in the shoot Tor the
Leech cup were as follows:
EamfuFm Casey TaaTaUa~a "A q g
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
FURCHNER Is IN RARE FORM
Allows Des MONIES But Two Hits. Both
Of Them by Fournoy.
EACH Is THE PIVOT OF A RUN
WitheruB e. Pounded Hard by the
SiouS and the Bombardment
Results in Five Runs and
= Game Won.

DIS MONIES Ia. Aug IA Furchner
pitched a great game for Sioux city He
allowed but two hits. both secured by
Flournov. one % which was a hunt Al
also struck out twelve % the Boosters
The game vas featured in addition by
sensational fielding on the part n Nieh1ff
and Granville. Niehoff captured a fierce
5ounder and touched Green. who was com
ing his way. and completed q double play
by throwing 20 first Sioux City punched
all II It's hits fn the first part Of the game
and De= Moines c~bIglnEly punched It's
errors al that time. F1ourn-v secured
Dcs MONIES first run By getting 10 first
IN a beaten burnt. stealing second and
third and working a double steal with
Dryer for home. F~0urnoy's single. coupled
with ~ pass. brought in the other one.
Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
W. J.. CLOTHIER DEFEATS LITTLE
Easily Takes In New Yorker in Play
at

NEWPORT, r. l., August a-WuIiam J.
Clothier Of Philadelphia defeated p D.
first round Of the aIl-comers singles tenn
tournament -Oday in three sets TO love.
The scores were g., So. So
Clothler played al around Little. dis
playing a cool. calculating game. while the
New York player was nervous and erratic.
The match was the feature Of tOday's sport
With the championship in the doubles
decided, tennis at the Casino court today
only question being how many matches
Lhe m could run off OF the nifty
or more scheduled IN the second and laird
rounds. The weather conditions this morn
ing were again ideal.
SECOND ROUND
fault.
D. Clarke beat V sorehan BY default.
THIRD ROUND.
r Stevens beat A Z. Thaysr. "a. SO. ST.
A cabiegram today from England fixes
the preliminary Davis cup matches. The
dates will be September II. Is and 70.
An eomers, singles, first round, con-
W J cIothier defeated R. D. Little
second round. continued:
R. Leroy defeated Cyrel Hatch.
seymour Johnson defeated F. VIZ
a c ButleT defeated H. NJ Hartman.
a saIlmaa defeated W J. Bourne. 81
g., 81.
l r James defsated H R FOrt.sque, by
default
J 9 colsron defeated A l. Sands, So,
F. 9 Inman defeated P R. Livingston.
9 NJ church defeated = L Day. 81.
60. 81.
l 9 Wright defeated y. W Niles. s-s
j o. Ames defeated G. F Parrish. ST..
rs. &c.
3 Emerson defeated E $ eiair, 81
{ N Bun defeated E H. whitney. "a
So Ea so
\. Torrance defeated H Buck~sitsr. So.
90, Cd
H 4 Mckinney defeated D Appleton.
50. 81. so
Third round. continued
F J suloway defeated D. P Hawk. 81.
A | westtau defeated A s nabnsy.
semi Russ defeated william Jordan, g.,
W ] Johnson defeated Q o Fosiis. 81.
F. II. Alexander defeated R H Pearson.
r leroy defeated p ". watrous. 80.
So 81
b usinE the various apartments OF TIE
NJ Want Al wana van raF 49, ~-a.rrsa
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Unable to Hit Durham and
Are shut cut.

MILWAUKEE,. Aug -a-Durham de-
feated Sghneiberg today. indianapolis win
-a-n p 80 W LOO.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
RivaIa After GeIf TitIr.

CHICAGO. Aug B-The final match for
the western junior championship on the
Westward Ho course began today with
Charles Evans. IT.. Of EdgeWater. and Al
bert SeckeI Of Riverside, old time rivals
coutestinZ for the title.
Evans gained the nigh 70 a place IN the
finals hy removing the 81 Andrews player
from the competition In the semi-nnals yes
rerday. the scotland player having had but
slighr chance during the match Seckel de-
fsated his opponent yesterday, Donald Ed
wards o. Midlothian. up. A large gallery
followed the Young finalists on their 3 hole
Journey.
I the end 81 the first eighteen holes
Evans vas up on his opponent
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
STOVE REPAIRS

STOVE. FURSACE. STEAM and hot water
boiler repairs water fronts
OMAHA STOVE REPAIR WORKS.
L4f-S Ouglas s.
Tsl5phone Bell Douglas -.
Nh
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20

Hits: Off Plank 1 n one inning; off Dy-
CERT. 3 IN five and twC-tnird innings; off
ViCkers. / in two and 0ne-thirC innings.
Two-base hits: Eartsei, Davis. Nichols,
Powers. Tnree-base hit: z. Collins. Sacri-
flee hits: Isbell, Oldring. Davis 70 Stolen
base AtZ. Left on bases. Chicago, 2, Phil
adelphia, g. Struck out: By Walsh, 6, b.
Dygert, 5, by Nickers, , Double plays:
Walsh to Parent 10 Isbell. Tannenhl 70
Parent TO Isbel Bases on balls OFF
Walsh. >; off Plank. /: off DygerL 5 Hit
with pitched ball. BY Walsh, /: by Dygert,
!; by Vickers. J. Wild pitch; Walsh. Balk:
Walsh. Time, 2-l2 EMPIRES: Sheridan and
Fan.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
Tie IL No came.

GRINNELL Ia aug N--S10rf-ng
Editor. Omaha Bee In our CITY league
here the C0Jhers and FFramen PLAYED a
game, which the umpire called on account
OF darkness VITA the result a tie. The
former which has the greatest pe- cent
refuse 20 play another game and claim the
pennauL They claim that a Tie game
counts the same as any scheduled game.
The public seem 10 agree that another
game must be played and recognizing YOU
although not nowin your name. as
an authority, Ne would be glad 70 obtain
your opinion OF the point. Does another
game have 10 Be played OF does a tie
game count as a scheduled game
F. J. MOORE, Secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
WANTED-To BORROW

500 FOR ONE YEAR Secured by second
mortgage on good residence property.
Value S11a Wide margin. Address LIS
care Bee. l245-M65I TX
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
JOE THOMAS Is KNOCKED OFT
Goes Down Before KeteheI in Second
Round.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug l9-After about
one minute and a half Of fighting IN the
second round last night Stanley ketcheI Of
Grand Rapids. Mich. knocked cut Joe
Thomas Of this city with a shower Of
punches 70 the Jaw and body.
In the first round Thomas landed a
couple OF punches 10 the body which
seemed 70 give him confidence. Ketchel
backed Thomas into a corner. made a hall
sEifr and caughr Joe on the side Of the
head with a hard left-hand punch. Kei-
CLel then Tented Thomas vide open and
sent IN a fierce right-hHuder on the stom-
ach, putting Thomas down for the count
OF seven. When Joe arose Ketchel sent
him down again with hard rights and LET'S
70 the body and Jaw
The gong saved Thomas from going out
iu this round bis right eve was entirely
closed from one Of keICheIs blows. When
Thomas toed the scratch for the second
round IL was only a question Of now
long he could stand in front 81 the hurrt-
can tighter from Michigan
KStchel rushed Thomas after a moment 4
sparring and sent him 20 The canvas FOR
tie count Of eiEhL ketrEel rushed Thomas
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
LEGAL NOTICES

OFFICE OF THE SIOUX CITY AND
WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
OMAHA. Nebraska, August J. 1893
To the Sto kholders:
meeting Of the stockholders Of The Sioux
Cfrv and Western Railway company vii
ha held al the office OF the company in
South Sioux City, Nebraska at ten C0
O'clock a. m, on Thursday, October Is, E0S,
n elect directors for the ensuing year and
to act upon the question Of selling the
raiiroad property and franchise Of this COM
pany to the Chicago, Burlington a. quincy
railroad company, the railroad and prop
erry aforesaid being now under lease 70
said company, and for the transaction Of
such other business as may legally come
before the meeting
BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
W z. DCRKEE.
Secretary.
AID cot
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
New YORK shuts out Detroit.

NEW YORK. Aug I9-Detroit met an
unexpected defeat by the local today. the
home team scoring an : &c 0 sLutCut.
MOriarity made a sensational steal home
in the seventh inning The visitors we're
outplayed in every department Of the
game. EIberfeld was put OFF the field for
disputing with the umpire and il vas
learned that Donovan has been suspended
indefinitely for a similar rransEressiCn
during yesterday contest Score
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
BURLINGTON sTA-IOTH 4 MASON.

Kansas CITY a. ST J0e-aB IS pm az an
Kansas City a. ST Joe.-a SIS am 4 so DE-
kansas City 4 SL Joe--a as pm -.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
Not OuG.

OMAHA. Aug. N-TO the Sporting Editor
Of The Bee. Kindly answer the following
question IN the sporting column Of your
paper and oblige. a subscriber=
II q baseFunneE- after he makes a fair
hIt or pa any other manner Il able 70 make
first base. 0vsrruns SAID base and IN re-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
FAST TIME AT POUGHKEEPsTE
The Eel Makes New Record for Track
and Himself in 2:I6 Pace.

POCGHKEEPSTE. y Y, Aug. la-The
feature Of the opening day Of the Grand
ing park today was the els pace. in the
first heat OF which the Eel went IN 27H+4
Owu record, and made the fastest mile
paced in the grand circuit this year. TIL
Gels chief competition was George Gano.
The first heat was a great race between
pole. the first quarter being made in 0-S&.
he half in DISH and the three-duarters In
l:SziH. II was then that the Gano horse be-
gan to slacken speed and the Eel eased I'D.
The Eel won the second and third heats
in 2.05 and 2-0A, respectively. The last
quarter OF the second heat was paced in
lack Lsyburn won the e-os trot with COM
pararive ease after losing the first heat
bv a break soon after the word was given.
This heat went 70 Locust Jack. being the
first heat he has won this year, and re-
ducing MS record tr1m III 70 21sh
Geers won the SIS rrot with LUval after
losing the first heat TO Rafhes. No pools
were sold Summary:
The queen City 2as trotting, : in ). purse
locust JACK g g 1MsHsnTy)
Nahma , n CBurTessl ?
Daniel br. z Mcdonald --....---.. z : q
time sds1@ 2-G7L 2-a-L.
The Nelson 2is PAGERS. 3 in s. purse. so.
The N1. Eel 3 n G~amooher-JohH L q,
George Gano. b. h. Cox. -. , 9
Fender, jE, ch- g GeersJ s
a Time ION rs: 5oc .
The vasszr. 2;ls trotting, 5 in s. purse
LSySl. b. h. by Boreal-Nsvlion
RsfSes, blk. z Burgess. !
Prince e, Or. h. MeHenryD..-- ? : :
Cereal b m AndreEs9 )
Time g:ua 2.iOS SO; 2.uE-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
Standing Of the Teams
NArL. IFAGrE
AMER LEAGUE.

Western League-Omaha at Denver. LIN
coin at Pueblo. Sioux City at Des MONIES
National L~eaEu-Boston al Chicago.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg. New 1ork at IN
cinnati. Philadelphia al st Louis
American League-ChicaEo at Phuanel-
phia- 81. Louis az Washington. Detroit at
New York. Cleveland at Boston.
American AssUciauon-Columhus At Mn
neapous. Toledo at 81. Paul, az
Milwaukee. Louisville at Kansas City.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
WANTED TO RENT

ROOMs-Two unfinished. OF one rurnished.
with convenience reQu red BY young man
studying for holy orders, n vll!l-Iy OF
81 BarnaDas c-Ircl or The high school
Dodge street. private family preferred
references exchanged, state particulars
70 y s., care Bee office. t-6l-Al- 1x
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
second Day for Archer-.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Plainview 20
Charles c. Miller 10 Mary J. Burright,
3 acres in southeast corner neA nel
N~Aa-Aa WV
Sylvester and Anna G. Emley 10 Har-
ret H Heller. oue-half lot 6, block
u. Plainview =;
William r. Gooch and wife 10 Martha
Potter, north g feet lot 8. and south
8Sfeet lot : block -. BOyd's add L51
J. P. Greenshields and wife to George
s BoETs q HiTs "a add-..-.......- so,
Total .EL.T "a
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20

TRO-base DIT. Colbert FTst base on
balls: of Bulger, .; of Prophet, L
stolen bases r. and T.. Bulger Sacrifice
hit: Cooke. Time: l=50. Umpire. Harper.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20

% the ropes and hammered him unmcr-
cifully about the head ana body Referee
Smith had counted nine over him wien
Captaln Anderson OF the police depart
ment motiuned Smith 60 stop the ercuun-
ter. Thomas had absolutely no chance %
4 ~favurite.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20

BEST EVESTMENT IL NEBRASKA
viii offer Tor sale Tor a short time only
ms Nl-aCrs farm, four miles from mat
leaurtrQl I3Wn cf L0Cge Pole. Nch. a sod
house. earn, sueCs and other blLdings. !
We..s with plenty OF water and good Wind
mills on them. all fenced, good soil. l1
acres lu crop, vii sell al a BARGAIN III
taken az once Inquirslock buN S.. P.erce.
EeS Gl-M56 Ak
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
AyDSENATORS SPLIT
Rube wsddell Pitches First Game and
Wins Easily.
TAKES sECoEr
81. Leafs Gets But -Four Hits on
BuEhc- and scores But Once-
Other American League
Scores

WASHINGTON. Aug. r. - Washington
and St. Louis broke even in the double
header here today. the visitors winning the
first game. 4 TO p while the second went
to the locals. 4 to l. Score. First game.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
Brooklyn shats Out PtttsburE in First
Of the series.

PITTSBERG. Aug lg.-Br0oklyn shut
out Pittsburg today in the first game Of
the series by a score Of = % Q. The home
team was unable to hit Wilhelm 1aUng
relieved Leifield after the first ming
and pitched a good game score
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20

sBatted for Edmonsou IN eighth
HBarted for {. Smith in ninth.

sBatted for EdmonsCu IN eighth.
sBarted for c. Smith in ninth.
Washington ........ 0 / @ @ O @ l %
St Louis .....-..---. o g o o o o Il
Two-base HIT: Gsnley Three-base hit:
Williams. Home run. Heiirick. Sacrifice
hits. Schipke. Wallace. Stolen base: Milan.
Double plays. r. Jones 70 Ferris. MCBriue
to Freeman. Wallace TO 7. Jones Left
on bases Washington. s. st Louis. =
First base on balls: OFF Smith. !. off
Waddel. s. Struck out: By Smith, 2. by
Waddel Il Time: Is. Cmpfres; Con-
molly and Hurst.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
W~ANTED-To BUY

HIGHEST PIECES Tor L-Land ~turnItlre, CT
pets. clothes and shoes Tel. Douglas SgIl
El-S
RIGHT prices paid for 2d-han furniturs,
carpets. stoves. clothing. shoes. TeL. Red
l4l. (5l@T
A YOUNG. sound horse, city broke 20 sad
die and harness. Phone Doug [6 or
Webster a5a. El-M6-l 9fN
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
Cuba bunch Their Hits.

CHICAGO. Aug 19.-BroWn was ef-
fective against Boston today. except in
the third, when. with two out. he was
hit for two singles and a double. The
locals punched eight Of their hits. four
Of them doubles, in the sixth q eisnth,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20

:. Al Deuver-Denver-Omaha game post
pCued. wet rounds.
At Pueblo-Pueblo-Lincoin game post
poned. rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
Game Postponed.
INDIANS TAKE IN WOOD RIVER
score of 4 to 1 Decides Hard Contest
Berreen Teams.

WOOD RIVER, Neb.. Aug. 9-tSpecial)
The Oxford Indians defeated Wood River
today in a fast game by a score Of 3 70 /
The feature OF the game was the au-around
playing of Free. the Indians left fielder.
A large crowd witnessed the game. Fol-
lowing is the score.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
n Dakota.

~ acres IN SuIIy county, IS niles Zen
Pierre, NJ broken. all fenced No better
land IN stale TINS Is a bargain, - Per
acre. Several nna quarters a. l0W a. -
Joln oar excursion early IN September "a
see TINS iand There Is No bCItrr invest
tE9-M&6 SepLs
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20

turning to the base turns toward The left
with no intention whatever 0f going 10
second base. but walks straight back 10
first base. can he BE- touched with the
bail before returuing 90 first base and be
called uufT