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Evening journal., 1909-04-14
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G.EI2fZAN ZEGAZZON W REHZ7V Sszsss

PEKIN. April IA 14-Germany's reduction
Of her. military force in China proper is
the only material change that has re-
Gently been made in the so-called Lega-
tion Guard, despite a good deal of talk
OF significance of certain reductions
made in some of the other commands.
Away from Pekin the impression pre-
walls that China resents the presence OF
foreign troops at her capital and within
her borders, and when Japan a few
months ago announced that she would
reduce her force the japanese press saw
fit to construe this an. act Of friendship
which would be much appreciated by
china.
There is no basis for the assumption
that the Chinese government construA
the presence OF foreign troops an i'm
pingement upon her sensitiveness
Evening journal., 1909-04-14

were none. because there is n cease
less call for the drugs which form the
foundations OF medicine. A falling off
In trade In oen direction would be
made up ia another. There are many
curative agents on the market. but
nobody is expected to buy them all
Evening journal., 1909-04-14
u =. NZ175zzRS 61zzDNc. PEHAT
they vii, Keep clean much longer.

they wiz keep clean much longer.
Don't use soda when washing china
ornaments with gliding for soda win
ia time surely take off every yestige of
sold from the pattern. Soap may be
added 10 the water with impunity. and
it will do the work of cleansing with
out roughening the hands of the oper-
ator, who in cold weather especially
will find soda has a very bad effect on
the skin.
Evening journal., 1909-04-14
Sparks Fire soothvvn station.

CHESTER Pa. April 14.-Sparks
from a locomotive set fire TO the sta
ton at Boothwyn. along the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad. The second floor
of the building and the platform sur
rounding the station were destroyed,
entailing a loss Of $1,000.
Evening journal., 1909-04-14
LUXURIANT HAIR
Women With Plain Faces Should Study
the Hair.

Women With Plain Faces ShouId study
the Hair.
ANY woman can have beautiful and
luxuriant hair by using Partisan Sage,
the most efficient hair tonic and dan
druff cure.
Partisan Sage is the favorite hair
dressing OF refined people. and since
its introduction into America 1t has
met with wonderful success
If you want beautiful, lustrous hairs
that viii be the envy Of your friends,
go 20 the drug store Of Miller Drug
Co. and get a bottle of Partisan Sage
to-day and use Il for a week.
II az the end Of a week you are not
satisfied that Partisan Sage is the
most delightful and refreshing hair
invigorator you ever used. take it back
lNnd get YOUR money.
Evening journal., 1909-04-14

IT there Is anything
about your aliment that
you don't understand. or
II you want any medical
advice. write to the doc
tor. and he will answer
you fully. There Is no
charge for this service.
The address is Or. W. 3.
Caldwell. 256 Caldwell
bidg.. Monticello, Ill.
Evening journal., 1909-04-14
Visited Eormer Homs.

The many friends of Captain Frank
Wood, formerly superintepdent Of the
Delmarvia Telephone Company. were
pleased to met him today. He is now
located in White Plains. n. Y.
Evening journal., 1909-04-14
PAVING in South WiIminoton.

The Street and Sewer Department is
putting down a cement pavement on
Claymont street in South Wilmington.
The Water Department is laying pipe
on B street in order TO be prepared for
the laying Of cement pavement.
Evening journal., 1909-04-14
MaroIs Hook Eir. Out

The blaze at the Standard oil Com
pany's big oil tank AT Marcus Hook.
which burned Monday and yesterday,
burned out last night. The loss will
amount TO about $4,000. There were
Al. 900 barrels Of oil in the tank.
Evening journal., 1909-04-14
Dance For churoh RenefIt.

In Reilly Lyceum Hall tonight. a
dance will be given for the benefit Of
the building fund OF st. Mary's
Church
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cnnntv,s Einanoes.

County Treasurer Burns has re-
ported the following county balances:
Levy Court. s15,516.O9; special bonds,
t2671.24; miscellaneous. $195.53; Chris
tiana. S157S.25; Mil Creek, s1374.10;
White Clay Creek, $51.53; Pencader,
s155.56; New Castle. S1O97 Sc; Red Lion,
S4S4.22; St. Georges. S1279.s4; Appo-
quinimink, S6.94; Blackbird, $S7.46;
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Bishop kInsman to Visit.

bishop Kinsman has postponed his
visit TO Christ Church. Christiana
hundred, to Sunday morning. April %.
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To obtain this pasterD or any %
the others heretofore described In
THE JOURNAL. fll out the follow
Ing coupon and inclose IL With 10
cents in an envelope adofe essed 70
the Fashion Editor. THE EVENING
JOURNAL, Fourth and si.ipley
vtrecta. Wilmington. Delaware.
Evening journal., 1909-04-14

J. w. Anderson, Jr.. has received
from Charles Rothouse, of Blue Ball,
a handsome new milk wagon.
Evening journal., 1909-04-14
CHAT ABOUT THE FAMILY
MEDICINE CHEST

Did you ever see the medicine closet
OF the average woman? 1t is some-
thing TO behold. my friends. and the
chances are that she will acknowledge
fairly good health. I know a few
who travel about a good bit. and medi-
cine is the bulk of their luggage. Every
year family of my acquaintance
moves 10 and from as ummer hons,
and the box containing the family
medicine is the largest of the lot.
Many OF us could get along without
any medicine il Il were not within
reach. Most of us need little at any
time. and all of us have a great deal
too much on hand. A medicine closet
ie part of the furnishing Of the modern
bathroom-and who ever heard Of any
closet being half empty In a house
over which woman rules? BOTTLES are
never weeded out like books and other
things-they accumulate, the labels fall
off or become discolored. and the con-
tents become either useless or danger
Gus. even to the woman who believes
she can rely on her memory.
II we must have medicine, let us
have us little as possible A bottle
of witch hazel is a sovereign remedy,
and a bottle Of ammonia has many
uses. Something OF hot nature like
ginger Of capsicum-whichi is liquid red
pepper-has been known TO save a call
for a doctor. Peroxide Of hydrogen
is invaluable for wounds, AMI medicine
/ left over from a spell II sickness is
carefully hoarded-that Is bad enough.
but when you add 10 II the fact that
from a sense Of economy the medi-
cine is taken up by some member of
the family, you have a serious state
Of affairs
Medicines are prescribed for certain
conditions which may never occur
again. so taking them after the condi-
tions pass away is rank nonsense.
saw a good bit of suffering occasioned
by tonic taken by woman who had
economical ideas. II was prescribed
when illness had reduced her heart
actin and quiokened a normal heari
nearly to the point Of suffocatlon. She
learned a lesson she is likely 10 re-
member. for she emptied her medicin;
closet after she recovered.
Medicine taking is a habit quite toe
expensive for the ordinary pocketbook
/ have not reached the stage of BELLE
that Il can be eliminated altogether
but ] believe in curtailing the supply
There is no good reason for enrichinl
every man or woman who seek
fortune through the aid Of remedies
' they are like everything else in life
, good and bad Druggists f'ourishe
before patent medicines were so mum
erous, and they would flourish If ther
Evening journal., 1909-04-14
Has New MiIkwaaon

We make Brass Signs. Bucher's.'
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-08
Kansas City
Automobiles
Run to Omaha
Second Annual Endurance Contest Of
Kansas City Automobile Club Will
Be to Omaha and Back.

Omaha is on the route OF the second
annual endurance contest OF the Kansas
city Automobile club. The race will be run
from Kansas City to omsha via junction
City, kan, Beatrice ana Fremont. The re-
turn will be made through st. Joseph. Al
q meeting Of the board Of directors Of
the club the other evening. Roy sanborne
was selected as official scout and the
Studebsker-Gsrford car, chosen az the Of
fetal scout and pilot car. MI. sanborne.
accompanied by A. M. Blake Of the Auto
mobile club, H.. H. Herr, publicity man.
and Frank Frost Of the Kansas City star.
will start early this week on the trip to
collect road data for the official log book
and will probably arrive at Omaha before
the end OF the week.
1t is expected thai over 100 cars and at
least 800 people will participate in the big
automobile contest this year. The Jackson
Motor company has already declined two
entrants. the Franklin two. Maxwell four,
harmon two and REQ two. Every car rep
resented in Kansas City will undoubtedly
take part in the run.
The Omaha Automobile club has ar
ranged to meet the racers at Fremont
and them to Omaha, where a
banquet will be rendered them.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-08
SCOTCH ENGAGE IN ATHLETICS
Annual Picnic and C~aLedOnIAn. Games
LILA E.A.L-. n----

Annual Picnic and, CaIedOnIAn. Games
Are Held at COurtIand Beach.
With every sort OF athletic sport from
singing Aud Lana syne" in Esperanto to
to a human duck hunt in the. water, the
members OF Clan Gordon and their fam
lilies held a picnic and celebrated. their an
nual Caledonian Eames at CORTLAND Beach
Saturday afternoon. After the races an ex-
hibition of Scottish dancing was given for
which John Britton did the piping. A num-
Der Of the Caledonians came in kilt and
plaid and the Scottish bonnets with feathers
and streamers were everywhere. A basket
supper was partaken of after the program.
Thomas Falconer acted as starter and the
prizes were given out as follows:
Boys race. under II: Paul Davis, Roy
Halves.
Girls, race. under II: Ruth ,Alcorn. Dor
othy
Boys race, over IL; WILDER Granville,
William Britton.
Girls, race, over p; Jessie Ferguson,
Mary Dunn.
Old mems race, over 20; J. Y. Craig, John
Trench.
Race for Ladies Auxiliary: Mrs. John
McTaggart. Jean Falconer.
One hundred-yard, open: e. Reed. John
Mckay.
women's race, over Is: Jeanette syme,
Kate Granville.
Ciansmen's race; W. C. Ferguson, D. T.
Reed.
ClansTen's wives race: Mrs. John Nc
Taggart, Mrs. w. ]. Hislop.
Swimming race; d. w. Ferguson, f.
Heffner.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-08
AUTO RACE AT NEBRASKA CITY
Daft Trophy Contest Will Re Held in
Fall for All Corners.

NEBRASKA CITY. Neb., Aug. I. =
Nebraska City is to be the scene of an
automobile contest, which will be one OF
the biggest events ever held in this sec
ton of the state. 1t will occur Friday,
October 8. and will be styled the Duff
trophy race. The run will be TO Falls
City and returns distance Of 100 miles.
TIA contest will be a sealed-bonnet one,
and will be q free-for-all, open to any
.a-eylinder or t-cyiinder car up to and In
Guiding ES-horse power. r. A. Duff, the
promoter Of the race, will give . valuable
cup to the winner In each class.
Five control points will be established
between Nebraska City and Falls City.
The, running time for each fifty miles
will be two hours and forty-five minutes.
The contestants will leave this city at 7
in the morning, with an observer in each
car. Dinner will be had at Falls City.
The control points viii be Julian Corners,
North Auburn, Verdon, Howe and Stella.
Each control point will be fitted with tele-
phonfc communications TO Nebraska City.
with men in charge to properly check out
every contesting car.
Upon the return Of Mr.. Duff from Chi
oago, the latter part OF the week, first
steps will be taken towards the laying
out Of a suitable road, The county COM
missioners will be seen In regard to
strengthening of bridges, and farmers liv-
ing along the proposed route will be asked
to drag a certain part OF the road adjoin-
ing their property.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-08
WHITE PLAINS TENNIS PLAY
Nine Leading Doubles Pairs OF

Nine LEADING DOubIes Pairs of
Country Meet In Tournament.
NEW YORK, Aug. Mime Of the lead
ing doubles pairs OF the country met on
the turf tennis courts OF the Knollwood
Country club at White Plains today. for
a two-days' tournament which will make
the way smoother for them when they
meet at Newport, r. l., ten days hence
in the national championship.
In the matches today. the southern cham
pions. T r. Pel and W. c.. Grant, de-
feated the eastern champions, n. W. Niles
and A. s. Dabney, jr, both Of Harvard
SO, 3-6, SO.
T. c. Bundy and s. NJ. Sinsabaugh OF
California defeated F. c. Inman and the
Buffalo player, G. o Wagner, 3-6, So 60
Bundy and Sinsabaugh then met William
A. Larned, the national champion and the
cx-champion, X. %. Wrenn and split sets
with them in an unfinished match, as, SO
and bail. Darkness made further play
ing impossible.
The Pacific coast champions, George
James and Maurice Mclaughlin split sets
with Niles and Dabney in an exhibition
mStcb \
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-08
FOUR CARS ENTERED
Racing Card for Indianapolis Meet
Includes Varied Events.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. Thirty
four cars, representing domestic and for
elgn manufacturers already have entered
the international Motor car races, to be
held at the new Indianapolis speedway on
August 10, 20 and 81, and the list is not
to be closed until August 10. The cars
entered are:
Stoddard- Dayton, 10; Apperson, 2; Ma
tional. s; Lozier. 1; Knox, 8; Chalmers
Detroit, 8; Fiat. /; Marmon, s; Marion, s;
Benz, 1; Christie, 1.
The racing card embraces events for spe-
ciaily built racing cars, stock cars and
professional and amateur drivers. Nearly
every sort of test of automobile speed
and endurance is to be made in the course
of the three days meet.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-08
New Coach for
Doane College
Csdy Clark, a Famous Foot Ball
Player, Will Handle the
Team There.

CRETE, Neb., Aug. e-CSpecialD-Doane
college Is to have an expert coach next sea-
son In Cody Clark, who played for four
years on the foot ball eleven Of Wisconsin
university, and who in 1906 was rated by
Golfers as a member Of the All-Western
eleven, with the position Of hslfbaok. other
members were Eckersall, Chicago. quarter;
Marshall, Minnesota. end; Cortls. Michigan,
tackle, and Garrels. Michigan, full back.
In the writeup It says: CLARK Of wiscon-
sin is selected for one Of the halfbacks.
He Is. in the opinion Of many. one OF the
strongest halfbacks in the west this year.
In every game tina he has participated in
he has been a shining light; he has rarely
failed TO make good gains when called
upon"
Cody Clark is a Nebraska product. His
home is at Andrews, Neb., and he is an
ex-cowboy. On several occasions he has
given exhibitions of his broncho-busting
ability. Nebraska has developed athletes
not only I'm the cornfield, but also on the
ranches. Bronoho-busting is more like foot
ball than husking corn. Clark went to
Chadron academy and played once or
twice at Lincoln. and appeared on the
Doane field, where he distinguished himself
III nufQllnB. OUT ne subsequently "Sh "
Wisconsin, where he learned foot ball under
Phil King and, DR.. Mccarthy, also Coch-
ems, Curtis and Hutchins.
Mr.. Clark is also a base ball player and
pitched on the law team Of Wisconsin uni
versity. Upon his graduation he Joined the
Fargo nine of the Northern league. A re-
port says: Clark is certainly the most
reliable man on the Fargo staff. He works
with a peculiar delivery that draws much
comment from the stands, and he has
something and can throw on speed that
does the business
Mr.. Clark afterwsrd served as athletic
director Of Marquette university and was
instrumental in aiding 1t to win the foot
ball championship OF Wisconsin. Great
things are expected this next year Of Mr..
Clark and il is expected that his presence
will head athletes to Doane. The Doane
foot ball team will lack Spencer, McClurs
and johnson, but will retain Its other
stars. The following is the schedule:
Doane VS.. Kearney, Oct. s at Crete.
Doane VS.. Peru, Oct. 15, at Crete.
Doane VS.. Grand Island. Oct. p, at Grand
Island.
Doane VS.. Nebraska, Oct. 30, at Lincoln.
Doane VS.. Wesleyan, Nov. S. at University
Place.
Doane Va. Bellevue. Nov. 20. at Bellevue.
Doane VS.. st. Mary's, Nov. Is, at st. Mary $
Kan.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-08
GOLF PLAY AT SOUTHAMPTON
Byers withdraw and Travis Does
Poor Work

SOUTHAMPTON, L. l., Aug. An en-
tirely different aspect was put on the
annual handicap Of the shinnecock Hills
Golf club today by the Withdrawal Of
Eben N. Byers, the Pittsburg player, and
by the poor work Of Walter J. Travis.
The gross score in the contest at thirty
six holes went to John NJ Ward of New
York for Is and sO-l6S-s-l5O. There was
a tie for net score between Ward and Rev.
p NJ. Kerridge of A~magansett, J.. l., Who's,
sore was 50 and sl-lsO-3O-l5O
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-08
DORCHESTER AFTER THE FLAG
Has Fast Team and L. Making the
others Go some.


others Go some.
DORCHESTER, Neb., Aus. 7-CSpe-
cial )-Dorchester has q bunch Of the
best ball players in the T~ri-County
league today and is making q desperate
fight for the pennant. They played in
hard luck the first OF the season, having
been forced to leave out some OF their
regulars from the lineup when they
played away from home, but now that
the busy season Is about over and the
team is in fine form, having been
strengthened with a new pitcher, they
Expect to make the balance OF the league
hustle. Up to the game with Geneva
July 20. Dorchester has played thirteen
games, winning seven and scoring SO
runs to their opponents I, having been
shut out but once and have credit for
three shutouts themselves. They won
the longest game in the league to date,
a fifteen-inning contest, from Shiekley,
the leaders. by the score of 2 to l..
They still have eighteen games TO play.
including a double-header with Fair
mont.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-08
DIES MONIES BEATS SIOUX CITY
WranEIInR with Umpire G~Ienalvin
Greatly Delays Game.

DIES MONIES, Ia, Aug. I'm the most
exciting game of the year, Des Moines
made II three out of four. defeating Sioux
City, 5 to 9. 1t took almost three hours
to play the game so filled was it with
wrangling. Glenalvin put Alderman and
Towne off the field. The latter stepped
aside from pitched balls in an effort to
injure Glenalvin. In a tight place Stovall
knocked a liner into C~olligan's hands and
completed a double play. 1t took Glenalvin
five minutes to get Sioux City to resume
the game. Andreas claims that ColliEan
made a pickup of the ball. The pitching
of LANCE was easily the feature of the
game. The wonderful twirler struck out
thirteen men. Dalton's hitting was mag
nificent. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-08
ROD AND GUN TENNIS MEET
Event Scheduled Between the Women
and Junior Membera of Club.

Beginning August Is a tennis tourna-
ment with Junior and women's events
will be given for the members of the
Rod and Gun club on the club courts.
The biggest prize offered is q club
trophy, a big silver loving cup, the gift
of James D. Prentiss, which will be
played for annually.
There will be singles and doubles,
championship and consultations for men,
for women and for juniors between the
ages OF is n IS. The list of prizes
includes a silver smoking set, gold
scarf pin, gold buttons. ennis balls
shoes and trousers, leather collar box,
several boxes of cigars. pocket flash
light, candlestick. engraving, taboret,
sofa pillow and the cup.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-08
WESTERN LEAGUE AVERAGES
Sioux City the Best and Lincoln Poor
est Hitting Team.
OMAHA HAS TWO 300 sr1cKERs
Fisher and spence stiu Tied in Base
Running and Pendry sticks Tn
There - the Best saerI-
flee Hitter

Omaha has two men hitting 100 or better
Fisher and King. weleh has dropped to
.2a5. WEIGH, in this respect, is repeating
his record Of last year. Miller Of Pueblo
Is leading the league with the remarkable
record Of .Sss. Pueblo has two others,
Clark and Spencer, hitting far above the
coveted line. The team hitting OF the
league lie still exceptionally high. Lincoln
is the lowest. with IN average Of as, and
Sioux City with .Se.
Fisher and Spencer continue tied for first
honors in base running. Each has stolen
forty-three bases. Pendry and King are
in the list with twenty-seven and twenty
six, respectively. Pendry maintains his
grip on first place among the sacrifice
hitters.
Here are the statistics for the league up
70 August 5:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-08
OMAHA WINS
FOUR STRAIGHT


a pitched ball. Wooley was given first.
Geier brought in two runs with a single.
Kunkle was given a base on balls. Fenloh
was safe on a dumb play by Haley. Kahl
drew a base on balls. Then Adams replaced
WATSON, but the damage was done. A
single by Henry brought in two more runs
for Topeka, giving them the six in the
inning. Rain fell steadily after the begin
ming of the sixth and Haskell called the
game in the ninth because of darkness and
lowering clouds. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-08
GAMES IN THREE.I LEAGUE
Peoria and Springfield divide Honors
in Double.

Ah DOH"AN
SPRINGFIELD, H., Aug, Peoria shut
out Springfield, 4 to 0, In the first game
today and Springfield won the second. 10 10
S. In the first game, with the bases full
In the third, Donnelly's sacrifice and Hig-
gins single netted Peoria four runs. Score.
first game: R.H.E.
Springfield NO 0 o o 90 . 2
Peoria .......S..0 0 4 0 0 0 o. & 3
Batteries: Bell and Johnson; Hawk and
Higgins.
Score. second game: R.H.E.
@f Feoris led. ..::.S . tdS8SS = g /
Batteries: Miller and johnson; Hawk,
Rogers and Higgins.
DECATUR, ILL.,, Aug. 7.-Decatur won
both games by / to 0 scores today. Score,
first game: R.H.E.
BsSaSdn % 9 9 9 9 9 Q 9 % 5 !
Batteries: Ruby and McNamara; David
son and Smith.
Score, second game: R.HE
RssS IT ic,..."S SSSSSdS al 2
Batteries: Cowell and Boucher; Davidson
and Smith.
DAVENPORT, Ia, Aug. davenport
lost two games to Rock Island today, the
first. Z to o, and the second, which went
ten innings, 6 to s. Hardin pitched both
games for Rock Island. Score. first game:
R.H.E.
Davenport 80 o {. 5000 o 90 ! .
Rock Island.....1 0 Ole OF s 1
Batteries: Spencer and Smith; Hardin
and Eng.
Score, second game: R.H.E.
Davenport II o 1o1 0-5 Ii 2
Rock Island. % 1 1 2 0 o 1 o 0 is Is /
Batteries: NJ. Smith. Fleet and e. Smith;
Hardin and Starke.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Aug. dubuque
took two games from the locals TODAY the
first, 6 to 4, and the second, 5 to /. Score,
first game: R.H.E.
Cedar Rapids...1 o 900 % 8 2
Dubuque ........1 o 0 06 5 4
Batteries: Kissell, Carmichael and Rob-
rer; Quincy, Faber and White.
Score, second game: R.H.E.
Cedar Rapids...o 0 o 1000 o o. 4
Dubuque ........0 3 o 0 0 l O5 5 o
Batteries: johnson and Rohrer; Faber
and White.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-08
9 &C PuRIFIEs
OsOo0o BAL @

sac blood Is responsible for most of our ailments, and when from any
hTn is sure &c follow. Muddy, salow compilations. erupuons, pimples etc.
It from a pure, fresh stream to a sou. acid fluid which forces ut its
impurities through the pores and glands of the skin. A very common evidence
of bad bbod is sores and ulcers, which break out or the flesh. Otter from
a very Insignificant bruise or vel scratch or abrasion. If the blood
was healthy the place would heal 1t once; but being infected with impurities
which are discharged into the wound, irritation and Inflammation are set
up, the hbre and tissues are broken, and the sore continues until the
blood is purhed o. the cause. s s s is Natures bood-puriher and tonic,
made entirely ron roots, herbs and barks. It goes down into the chcuh-
ton. M removes every particle Of impurity, humor or poison, restores lost
vitality, n steadily tones up thu entire system. s. s. neuuahzes n
excess OF acid In the blood, making 1t pure, fresh and healthy, and perma-
nenty cures Eczema, Acne, letter, Salt Rheum, Bons, and all other skin
eruption or disease Book on the blood and any medical advice free.
4 THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-08

mer and sailed BY Mr.. Nelson Of Lake
view. Time:
Ellen. fret. 1:15.A.
Nettie More. second. 1913
Omaha, third. 1z1s.
Outing, fourth, fN1.S.
The next heat will be sailed next Tues
day II weather lie favorable. The outing
won the first heat Of this years races.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-08
OMAHA BOAT WINS SECOND HEAT
Ellen, Owned ny n. ID. Reed, Comes
In First at Lake View.

LAKEVIEW. Ia, Aug. T-(special)-The
second heat of the Wall lake yacht races
was sailed here Angus 5 and a fair
breeze prevailed. The Ellen, owned by II
d. Reed Of Omaha and sailed by Arthur
Provost, Lakeview, came in first. Other
boats contesting were Nettie More, oWned
by Wall Lake Pleasure Beat company.
sailed by Fred Flam, Lakeview; Omaha,
owned by Walter Parkinson, Cottage
Grove. sailed by Kenneth Reed and Percy
Hall Of Omaha; Outing. owned by p. Ham