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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-14
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GLOBE WOMEN ARE FINDING RE-
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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-14

Stafford Monday morning and will ar range to move his furniture, etc, to Miami, where he will make his perma- nent home.
 John Davis, who went to Winkleman several weeks ago to represent Sheriff Thompson, will return during the week and assume his former duties.
 Peek s restaurant, in Toombs town site at Miami, has arranged to make large addition and will add dining hall
 D. Brown has opened his new grocery store at Miami in Toomb's tOwnsite and is building stable and warehouse.
 Mr. Copas, of Rose & Copas, expects to leave for Fl PasO on Wednesday, but it is not reported that when he returns he will have taken a partner for life.
 Johnson Givens of the Toombs townsite, have let the contract to en- close their saloon in concrete and add q large addition to be used as a bil- Hard parlOr. Joe Givens will move in his new dwelling on Wednesday.
 Simpson & Davenport, the pioneer blacksmiths on ToOmbs townsite, at Miami, have put in complete stock of every description and will add rew forge and helper, as they find business is far better than their most sangune expectations.
 Deputy Sheriff Fred Russell had five Mexicans to take to Judge Burnett g court Monday morning, one of whom had been stabbed. One of them refused
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-14
QUEEN ELVA

QUEEN ELVA Noted paln.st, is in your city for a short time. Office, 231 South Broad.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-14

to move one step toward court unless an automobile was provided for his transportation. Russell decided that drastic measures were necessary and so procured an automobile in the shape of board three inches wide by three feet long and applied the steam in the shape of a few mild slaps, and the Mexi- can decided to go on. After going a short distance he offered Russell $l0 for a wagon, saying automobiles were too hot, even in cold weather.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-14
NEWS NOTES FROM MIAMI

~npson & Davenport is the firm style of d new concern recently opening a grr-ral blacksmith business in the Tnmbs end of Miami Both members m rne firm are experienced workmen ar. dre establishing a fine business. Iar. have fine new shop, which is ro" receiving it's finishing touches.
 X. J. DunawaY of Kohn < Dunaway, Globe. s we'll known tailOrs, was a sun as Eisitor at Miami. and was greatly ,rurs sed at the rapid growth of the 'orr and expects to locate here in the Tea future.
 .. Mill Williams, North Globe's E..,ar dry goods and general mer- .a..Hse merchant, was Sunday yisi rnr r Miami and it is understood will ..'sh a branch there.
 ...u Perdue and J. E. McMurray of 'lrlor barber shop, Globe, were , Jay visitors in Miami. Nr. Perude rect a strictly frst-class barber with baths, and expects to be 2. for business by January lj.
 Ink Coryell of Fl Paso has been q or in Miami and has decided to
 there permanently, having sent rn family and household goods.
 -. & Copas, the pioneer meat mar k. cn of Miami, ordered 9 large sup D. groceries on Saturday and will .n grocery department to their new ,. which they will occupy on the inst.
 M. E. Peters of the Palace saloon
 .u a visit to his old home at
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-14
ENRIQUE CREEL ON
 MISSION TO CAPITAL
Thinks United States Will Be Considerate

ST. LOUIS, December 13.-Enrique c. Greet, former Mexican Ambassador to the United States, was in St. Louis for few hours today en route to Wash ington
 CT am satisfied that the American government will maintain considerate policy regarding Central America, said Senor Creel However, I cannot discuss my mission.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-14

The new jail at Miami will be com menced Tuesday and be completed by the first of the year, Merriam X Mer- riam, the contractors, have all the nee. essary material on the ground.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-30
HARDWARE MEN TRIM M1DwAYs
Game Starts AuspiciOusIy for COlOred
Men, but They Fall Down.

The Lee-Glass-Andreesens took Manage
Ford's all-star colored aggregation, the
Mldways, down the line yesterday after
noon at Vinton Street park. The Midways
started out to do things to the hardware
mems slab artist, Bunnell, and crossed
the home platter with three OF their five
runs before their white opponents realized
the game had started. A fast double play
from Graham to Lawler to Farley and a
trikeout retired the side without further
damage. Their final runs were made in
the fifth on a base on balls, a hit and
two fielder's choices. Brodbeck was brought
out to do the twirling in the sixth and
put the Twelfth street wonders away as
fast as they came up.
The Lee-Glass-Andreesens scored one in
the second on Roses error of Minikus'
grounder, a stolen base and a passed ball.
Again in the third, after Bunnell had been
sens scored on Mickey" Casey's three
base hit and LAWYERS single.
"Mistah" Lee, who had been doing nicely
fifth inning Melted the white players three
Of the coveted chalk marks. The sixth
saw the finish of the aforesaid "Mistah"
Lee. Brodbeck. who had relieved Bunnell,
started the round by striking out. Casey,
however, poked out a two-sacker, going
to third on a passed ball and scoring on
LAWYERS sacrifice. George Graham singled
past first, which seemed to nettle Mis-
tab" Lee, who Immediately became gen
erous and presented Farley and Gibson
with free transportation. At this critical
period the colored boys seemed to have
a longing to engage In a long distance
throwing contest, that ended when they
couldn't find any base runners to throw
at. The Hon. George Washington ended
the slaughter by pulling off th9 fieiSlng
stunt Of the day. going back Of second
base and pulling down an apparently safe
hit hat J. Minikus had started in the
direction Of the center field fence. Dandy
Rose essayed to stop the slaughter and
had a fairly good start, striking out two
in the seventh, with no runs. The eighth,
however, added two more runs, but that
wasn't "Dandy's" fault, for he had some
thing ~startling-guess 1t must have been
his broad grin and watermelon vine
windup.
Altogether, the exhibition was entirely
satisfactory from a spectators point Of
view, The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-30
Omaha, 8. Time: Las. Umpire: Clarke.
Attendance: 1000.
STEAL HOME WINS FOR WICHITA
PettiErew Turns the Trick in the
Fourteenth.

WICHITA, Aug. 29.-Pettigrew's steal Of
home with the score a tie and two down in
the fourteenth inning broke up a three
hours pitchers battle between young Hass-
Ter, late Of the Kansas State league, and
Frank Miller, the Chicago White Sox re-
cruit, today, giving Wichita a we'll earned
victory over Des Moines by the score OF
3 to 2.
1t was by far the best game seen here
since Wichita became a member OF the
western league. Both pitchers were work.
ing grandly and received excellent support.
Two of the three errors, one on each side,
were costly.
Des Molne scored in the first inning on
Hughes error, a hunt beaten out and
Dwyers hit. For six innings thereafter
not a visitor reached first. and for nine
innings not one got TO second. In the
fourteenth Dalton hit for two bases, was
sacrificed to third and scored on Mattick's
two-sacker.
Wichita tied the score in the ninth when
Middleton hit for two sacks. was sacrificed
to third and scored on Westerzil's long fly.
In Wichita's half OF the fourteenth Hughes
led off with a hit. Middleton hunted past
the pitcher and both men were safe. Petit
grew also beat out a bupt. With the bases
full Westerzil drove a long fly to center,
which Mattick dropped, and Hughes scored,
as he probably would have done. even or
Mattick. had the ball been caught. Pencil
famed and White forced Middleton at the
plate on a questionable decision. With
Weaver Ut, Holland sent Pettigrew in and
he slid home safely. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-30
OMAHA IS BUMPED TWICE.
Hollenbeck and Sanders Are Both Hit
Hard and Effectively.
BOTH ARE RELIEVED TOO LATE
Kaufman Pitches Both Games for
Topeka and whiIe HIT Freely in
the second One Manages
20 Pull Through.
BOTH ARE RELIEVED TOO LATE

TOPEKA. Kan, Aug. 2.-Topeka trimmed
Omaha in both ends Of the double header
today. the first session 6 to 1, and the sec
ond 4 to 3. Kaufman piicned the two
games, allowing a total Of fifteen hits, no
bases on bans and striking out thirteen
omaha batters. While he was doing that
stunt, Omaha was using four pitchers, and
the locals got to them just when they
needed hits to make runs.
In the first session not an Omahog got
to first until Gonding scratched a bunt
hit In the sixth. He never went any
farther. Then Welch got a single In the
seventh after Kane got on through Abb
bolts bobble but that did not bring in a
score. In the ninth Fisher leo off with a
single, but Fox was choked. King sent
Fisher to third on a short double and Kane
sacrificed him in home.
Topeka got one in the third with two
singles and an infield out and five in the
fifth on a hit by pitcher, a base on balls,
four singles and a triple. Kelley held
them 10 one hit when he took the mound
when two were down in that inning.
In the second session the visitors pounded
Kaufman rather freely but gilt edge sup
port held them scoreless until the fourth,
when q triple and two singles brought in
one run. In the fifth two singles and a
plfered base scored another and three hits
In q row counted the third one In the
eighth.
Topeka got one on two singles and a
sacrifice In the first and three on a
double and three singles in the fifth. Then
Lower came In and held the locals help
less from that on. but 1t was too late.
Score, first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-30
DRY MAYOR GOT EVIDENCE
But Man with Bottle Has official
Arrested for strong Arm


MITCHELL, s. D., Aug. 29.-(special.G
Mayor Sam Ramsey OF Woonsocket lie a
beIliEerent fighter of the saloon In that
town, which Is now under dry conditions,
and he Is watching every opportunity to
land on any Individual who is selling liquor
against the law. He saw a man come out
of a place with a bottle OF liquor and then
invelgled him up to his office. The mayor
is a big man and Sherman alleges that his
horror forcibly took the bottle of liquor
from his pocket, and that therefore the
mayor did a little Job of robbery. He
swore out a warrant for the mayors arrest
and on the charge, and the mayo was
taken to a small town adjoining for his
examination. The mayor took a change
Of venus off TO a country Justice Of the
peace, and there the case His hanging for
the present. The case is exciting a lot OF
comment because of the alleged procedure
Of the mayor in trying to secure evideneA
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-30
BIG FUTURITY RACE TOT
TODAY
Largest Purse of the Year Goes to
the Winner.

NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-The rich Futurity,
the classic race between 2-year-olds nomi-
mated before they are foaled. will be run
tomorrow at Sheepshead Bay. Uncertainty
envelopes the outcome of this struggle Of
sixteen young bloods Of the American turf
for the richest purse that has been hung
up this season, about &3IOO0 James r.
keene, whose stable has always made its
best effort TO win the Futurity, has two
representatives entered, Sweep, a brown
colt, by Ben Brush-Pink Domino. and
Grasmere, a chestnut colt, by Meddler-
Rotha II. af
sweep appears today to be a slight favor
lite. A product OF the Castleton stable,
this %youngster appeared early IN the sea-
son to be a second Colon. He won several
races consecutively and then was soundly
whipped by Dalmatian and Bovetie. Gras-
mere was bred by Clarence MacKay and
sold to Mr.. Keene as a yearling for $500.
Mr.. Keeno has declared to win with Sweep.
Candelbrla, owned by r. T. Wilson. IT.,
ls a smart horse and has worked out in
the sensational time OF 1:1St. Other fine
animals that will be considered are Barley
Thorpe, recently purchased by James Gaff-
ney for $4,000, and James McManus' Rocky
O'Brien. II may be that Rocky OBrien
will not be started, as MoManus was hunt
ing today for a jockey to ride him.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-30
JUNIOR CITY TENNIS TOURNEY
Play Begins at Field Club Courts This
Morning.

Drawings were made last night for the
Junior City Tennis tournament, which
starts on the Field club courts today.
Forty~eight young players are listed to
start. Thu byes and pairings for the pre-
liminary round are:
~Byes-AdamB, Delamater, White, Offut,
Sweet, Smith, w. Nelson, Weirick, Dris-
coli, HRlpine, Stockings, +. Nelson, Darby,
c. Gardner, Bowen.
clifford plays Heyn, Gaines plays La
vitte, Beckett plays Connell, Hatch plays
Carlson, Thompson plays Johnson, Ma
honey plays MoCague, Emmett plays Fer
maid. Ellsworth plays Davis, Peters plays
Turkey, j. Gardner plays Duffie. McShane
plays Aycrigg, Smyth plays Defrance, Wat
son plays Megeath, Suesman plays Allwine,
Kuhns plays Frederick, Mccullough plays
Kahn. .
Play on the preliminary round will begin
at 10 o'clock this morning, and will be
pushed through steadily. Entries for the
doubles will close on Tuesday evening.
when the drawings will be made. Ned
Smith is In charge, and has provided suit
able prizes.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-30
MORE BLACK BASS o LAKE
Stock Best Ever, O'Brien Says,
is Put in Cut-Off.

A new stock Of black bass was put in
Cutoff lake yesterday by superintendent
w. ]. O'Brien Of the state hatchery.
For some time the Omaha Rod AID Gun
club had been in correspondence with
Superintendent O'Brien regarding the re-
stocking OF tho lake and Yesterday morn
ing a telegram vas received from him say
ing he would get to Omaha Wit a car Of
fish for the lake that evening. The bass
had been removed from a lake near Ne
braska City that was going dry.
There were over 5000 fish in the car and
were from five to seven inches in
They were shipped in twenty-six
large cans which were loaded on a special
car provided by the street railway company
and taken cut 70 the lake. The Burlington
tain with ire fish car attached arrived at
80 and by $50 me Dish had been placed
in the lake and the can had been returned
to Sc car at the Burlington railroad.
SIS" rintendent O'Brisn says the plant OF
fish NJ brought here was the best he ever
had o6 ony car since he has been in the
(or the state. He has promised to
re-stock n. lake each year with bass. He
is taking CSC to put fish In only the lakes
that are prce> cted against poachers, Cut
off lake Is well guarded. for the Rod and
Gun club and the Omaha Park board rave
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-30
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES

punched Hits and Errors Win for
Louisville.
TOLEDO, Aug. 2a.-Three hits, including
Tate's t~hree-bagger in the fourth, and
two errors by Toledo in the sixth, won the
game for Louisville. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-30
SHERIDAN OUTPOINTs M'GRATH
Thereby Wins Field Meet for His
Club by One Point.

CHICAGO. Aug. 29.-Morton Sheridan OF
the Irish-American Athletic club of New
York and Matt McGrath OF the New York
track and field meet of the Gaelic Athletic
association of this city today. Sheridan
won the meet for his club by scoring IA
points while McGrath was second with
watched the contest.
Sheridan won the three standing broad
jumps and the discus throw; took second
In the running hop, step and jump, and
third in the hammer throw. McGrath won
the hammer throw and the fif~ty-six-pound
weight throw and was second In the dis
Gus throw. He threw the the hammer
13 feet 10 inches and tossed the fifty-six-
pound, weight IS feet 6 inches.
j. T. Amour of the First Regiment Ath-
letic association won the twelve-mile mara
thon race, the feature Of the program, in
.1:15:5 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-30
ONE TO NOTHING ron HOLLYs
Close Contest Won from Duffy Park
Team Of south Omaha.

The Hollys won a sensational fielding
game from the Ramblers by a 1 to 0 score
at Duffy park I'm South Omaha yesterday.
Jimmie Kelly celebrated his return from
the statewide trip Of the All-Stars by put
ting up the niftiest kind Of a game. Paul
Kelly, the Holly pitcher, was the particu-
ppnents at his mercy, striking out seven
and allowing but five scattered hits and
also won his own gamef driving in Bress-
man from second for the only run of the
game with a two-bagger.
In the seventh inning the Hollys filled
the bases with none out, but were pre-
vented from scoring by a double play on
a pop fly when the squeeze was attempted.
Next Sunday the Hollys will meet their
old rivals, the Americans, for the fourth
time this season.
Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-30
DALLAS SHUTS OUT GREGORY
Wins Game at Burke by score of
Three to Nothing.

DALLAS. S. D., Aug. 29.-(Special)-
Dallas again defeated Gregory, shutting
them out at Burke by a score OF 3 to 0.
Dallas ~outplayed its opponent In all depart
ments and won a clean-cut victory. The
game was fast from start to finish and
several star plays were pulled off. Kirk
and pitched good ball for Gregory In all
but one min and he was hit for four
hits, enoug to win the game. Lefty"
Alvin pitched good ball and his support
was gilt-edged, with not an error back Of
him. Ratter Reynolds OF Dallas pulled
down a fly by reaching over the radiator
OF an auto, and stopped Gregory from a
possible score. VasDInder. also OF Dallas,
made a sensational catch in center field.
Anderson OF Gregory made a star stop with
one hand in the fifth that stopped trouble
for Gregory. Both teams were out for a
victory and only one error was charged
during the game,
Batteries: For Gregory, Kirkland and
Ford: for Dallas. Lefty" Alvin and
George. Hits: Dallas. 6; Gregory, g. UNI
pire: Bert Harris OF Lynch. The game
was played before $500 people.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-30
washinEton shut out.
WASHINGTON.

CHICAGO, Aug. %. - Chicago defeated
1 to o in a close game today.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-30

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 29.-"Sermons in
Stones and Good In Everything" is a text
applicable to a sermon delivered by Rev.
G.. L. Morrill, to the FAM at the ball park
before the game here today. 1t was the
first time in professional base ball history
that religious services had been conducted
in connection with a game.
The holiday crowd listened Attentively
to the practical religious discourse of the
minister before the umpire called play
ball"
Then the game proceeded and the Min
neapolis team, first to introduce religious
services as a prelude to Sunday ball, won
Hughes was very effective, while Carter
was pounded hard in the fourth inning,
eight singles and a double scoring seven
runs. Kansas City's one chance to score
was spoiled by a wonderful throw to the
plate from right field by Altrock in the
seventh. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-30
STILL ON TOBOGGAN
Sioux Bat Out a victory in Closing
~InnInEs.

DENVER, Aug. 2s.-Sioux City won n
batting game from Denver today by hitting
at the right time and aking advantage OF
the dopey play OF the locals. Berger Was
driven from the box In the eighth inning
but his removal was after the damage had
been dore. Sioux City used three pitchers,
sending one to the bench whenever Denver
took a notion to hit. 1t is Just a week
since Denver won a game.
Denver fans were given the first chance
of seven days to root in the fifth inning,
when Haley led Oft in a batting rally, and
four runs were driven In. But poor battery
work in the seventh gave Sioux City the
chance to get a lead, which was increased
In the eighth by poor work of the pitcher,
errors by the locals and two sacrifices,
ToWne's hitting was the feature, he driv-
ing in four runs. Sioux City stole bases
on Haley with impunity, just as Lincoln
did. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-30
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Valentine is Trimmed.

ALLIANCE, Neb., Aug. ~29.-(Special Tel
eRramD well known Valentine team,
which has been so victorious throughout
the season, met defeat here today, by a
score of II TO 2 Batteries: Alliance,
Bohner and Mitchell; Valentine. Cox,
Grimes and Marsh. The heavy hitting OF
the Alliance team put Pitcher Marsh to
Inc bad in the third. This was the feature
OF a fast game on the part OF the home
team
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-30
PUEBLO WINS 1T IN FOURTH
Make Enough in that Inning to
Settle the Contest.

PUEBLO. Colo, Aug. @.-In the fourth
inning of today's game Gardner opened
with a single. and after McChesney mad
struck out Locke secured a t~wo-bagger
and Walters was hit, filling the bases.
Mite hit for three bases, driving in three
runs, and scored himself on a Wild pitch.
This proved enough 20 win. Jackson
pitched good ball and after the fourth the
visitors did not have a nance to win.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-30

Rateken, Bensen's pitcher, wal unable to
break the South Omaha hoodoo yesterday
and Benson lost to the Union Stock Yards
team at Benson, 6 to 5. Drummy, Clarke,
Murphy and Dick Kennedy featured in
hitting and fielding. Batteries: Stock
Yards, Graves and Kennedy; Benson,
1e; Benson, 9. Errors: Stock Yards, q;
Benson, 1. Struck out: BY Stock Yards,
70; by Benson, 5. Home runs: Clarke and
Drummy.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-30
SIOUX CITY.

Two-base hits: Towne, Cassidy, Edmund
son. Three-base hit: Mag. stolen bases:
smith III, Hunter 20, Cassidy. Sacrifice
hits: Andreas %, Alderman %. Bases ON
balls; OFT Berger, 8; Oft Bohannon, /; Off
ohnson ;; off Alderman, S. Struck out:
BY berger. 3; by Bohannon, l; by Johnson.
3; by Alderman, l; by Chabek, 1. Left on
bases; Denver IL; sioux City, T. Double
plays: Jones TO Mag, Alderman to Smith
to Hunter. Passed Dall: Haley. Wild
pitch; Chabek. Hit by pitched ball: Ed
mundson, Andreas, Hartmann. Time: 2:1l
Umpire: Haskell.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-30
Injured Driver Dead.

NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-Laurent Crosse,
driver of the Stearns car, who was Injured
In the Neutrality-suspicious. automobile race
at the Brighton Beach motordrome Fri
day night, died today. Leonard Cole, his
mechaniclan, was instantly killed in the
accident. Crosses back was broken and
his spine shattered. He was 26 years old
and lived in New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-30
Sweepstakes by Benson
Gum CIub IL Planned.

The Benson Gun club will hold a sweep
stakes tournament on Labor day, .Septem-
Der G. There will be ten events OF twenty
targets each. The entrance fee will be
SIS, money divided under the jack rabbit
system. The shooters can enter for the
money or shoot for the targets only, and
although many professional shooters will
take part. they will be allowed to shoot
for the targets only.
The South Omaha club, Pottawattaufia
club Of Council Bluffs and the HambuIE
la, clubs have notified the MANAGEMENT
OF their entrance and other clubs are ex.
pected.
The shoot will be held at the base ball
park In Benson and rain will cut no fig
ure In the program, as the grandstand Will
afford protection.
The following are the scores made at tho
regular weekly shoot OF the Benson Gun
club. Owing to the high wind the scores
were lower than usual. A three-man race
az twenty-five targets between William
krug, Chris Lyck and PHI Mergen was
won by Krug with 20 out of Is.
Regular scores at lO0 targets were.