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The Washington herald., 1910-04-11
SUPFRAGISTS TO WAR
Stormy Session Promised at
Annual Convention.
TWO FACTIONS ON PLATFORM
Led by Mrs. o. ii. Z. Belmont, Mill
tant Body VIII Declare Open Fight
on Opposition To Votes for Wom-
en-" Movement-Other Side Wants
a Campaign of Education.

There promises to be a stormy debate
between the faction of the National Wom-
an Suffrage Association that wants rad
icaI, campaign for votes and the faction
that is for a passive one. at the annual
convention which opens at the Arlington
Hotel next Thursday
Led by Mrs. o. II. F. Belmont OF New
York. the militant suffragists will at
tempt to have the platform of the con-
vention declare open war against those
who oppose woman suffrage. Already
calls have been sent out to radicals in
the ranks of the national votes for
women" organization to rally to the ban
ner of the progressives and demand the
issue be forced upon the country.
VIII Educate People.
On the other side will be arrayed q
dozen women known throughout the coun-
try as steadfast suffragists, who never
theless believe a campaign of education,
slow but sure, is the best way to open
the polling booths to their sex.
Who will win and how the delegates
will line up on the question is problem
atical but some dissension is anticipated
from the first call to order. Both sides
viii oring every influence to bear to keep
the convention harmonious. and both
sides agree that whichever wins the de-
cision it will be abided by without dis
content.
New issues and nm entirely new reor-
ganization of the various suffrage bodies
affiliated with the parent organization
have doomed up since the convention a
year ago
Catching the spirit OF their warlike sis
tiers across the Atlantic. an energetic
faction has sprung up that wants to de-
mand votes for women rather than go
through the tortuOus methods Of edu-
eating the people and grabbing territory
bit by bit.
Many Daughters Members.
The suffrage convention overlaps the
National Daughters of the American
Revolution conference, beginning next
Monday. Many Daughters are affiliated
with the suffrage movement, including
a number Of Washington women
Locally opinion is widely divided as to
what the suffrage convention will do TO
bring every difference of method by the
various affiliated bodies into one big
movement. That the issue of the conven-
ton will be this-tO adopt a harmonious
method OF forwarding the movements
conceded, but whether 1t will be militant
or conservative is said TO be impossible
to forecast.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-11

The Tailoring Features demanded
BY exaeting men find highest develop
ment in clothes made by Z. II. Snyder &
Co. iii Pa ave. A broad variety of
exclusive fabrics. Reasonable prices
The Washington herald., 1910-04-11
RITES FOR EDMUND MORGAN.
Funeral Will BE Attended by Mem
bers of Catholic Societies.

Funeral services for Edmund HOrgan,
who died at Fairfax. Va, Friday. will
be held at ST. Pauick's Church this
morning at 10 o'clock. Delegations from
the Catholic Knights of America and the
Ancient Order OF Hibernians will attend
the ceremonies and escort the body TO
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Mr.. Horgan is survived by his wife and
twelve children.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-11
MEDICAL.
DR.. SRADE SPECIALIST Eel lLl

WashingtoR's Oldest Specialist.
IS years practice treating Nervous and
Chronic Diseases also stomach. lungs,
asthma cataIfn Appendicitis hgeT heart lidnsys
BLADDER structure. discharges. general debility and
special weakness: blood and Sin diseases. Special
snd private ailments OF both sexes cured Quickly.
Consultation free Hours $50 to 1870 and ; to Sc
daily; Sundays. 80 20 l011 Chandler Building.
Elevator and 'ph0ae.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04
Forrnaldehyde at
Fuller Drug Cos.
RIO cRANDE FISHERMEN MEET

RIO CRANDE FISHERMEN MEET
A most enthusiastic meeting of
the directors and members of this
association was held in the rooms
of the Alamosa Club last Monday
evening. Much business of a
routine nature was transacted and
among other things called to the
attention of those present were
the following facts:
That in pursuance of the avowed
principle of the association of
stocking the Rio Grande river and
its tributaries and by so doing,
improving the fishing therein, a
committee has been appointed to
endeavor to secure an appropri-
alton from the Commissioners of
Mineral, Rio Grande and Conejos
counties. The committe in Miner
al county reported that an ap-
preparation of 500 had been made
by the Commissioners of Mineral
county, which had been used to
purchase 100000 tingerling East
ern Brook, which trout had been
purchased and released in various
small streams in Mineral county.
The committee of Rio Grande
county reported progress and felt
sure that q like appropriation
would be made there.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04
STATE OF COLORADO
County Of Rio 0rands ~

In the Matter Of tho Estats Of
George Besslsr, Marion Bees,
ler. Edward Beesler and Nsl.
lie Bsesisr. minor heirs at Law
Of Tessis Boesler, deceased.
Alvin G. Beesier. guardian.
10 the County Court at the Nay Term there.
OF. A.. d. 1910.
Now on this ist day Of juno. A. D. 1910, tho
0uardian's petition to soil the real estate Of
said minor heirs at private sale upoo ten days
notice. said land being their undivided fifth
interest 10 and 70 Lot No. u In Block No. I
Grand View Addition 70 tho Town OF Monte
Vista, Colorado.
The judge Of said Court having ooosidsred
said pstition and tho evidence touchius same.
IL Of the opinion that It is for The bsst interest
OF aid minor heirs that said land b sold; aud
the sa.s having been appraised at Three hun
drsd aud sosty.dvo Dollars BY appraiser duly
appointed by this Court. said Appraissment
having bssn returned in this Court.
II IL therefore ordered that said guardian ssll
the said ainors' interests In aad 70 said land
for not less than tho appraised value thereof
for cash 10 hand aud report his acts with all
coavsnisat speed 10 this Court drst giving ten
days notice of said sale In the noots Vista
JOURNAL. . Newspaper Of general circulation
published In said Rio 6rsnds Couaty, Colorado
Dooe In open Court ,hi. LIST day Of jane, 1911.
isy the Court:
ALDEN BA8SETr,
(ounty Judge.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04

Ne&Ses OF Application Te Lsass State
Lands
Once u the State Board Of Land Commis.
stOueru.
Denver. Colo. Nay =, 1870.
Nosics 10 hereby given that Roy Hooker
% Shcss postot!ee .ddre.. < nosts Vista,
the following de-cribed school i-ands, situate
10 RIO Urauds County. Colorado. soviS:
All Of bec. 10, Twp ~ n. RsE.
No other application u lease the above dss.
cribsd lands wiIi bs considered after Juus :s,
y. l.. Jsv1sasos,
Register State Board Land COo aissIuusr,.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04
Formaldehyde at
Fuller Drug Co.'S,

ST. JOSEPH SANITARIUM Del
Norte, Colo, Conducted by the Sisters
Of st. Joseph. Medical, Surgical and
Maternity cases cared for with the CO
operation OF all physicians.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04
keyt the Kiss ss Meme

"F'or the past year we have kept the
King oi all laxatives- DR.. Kings New
Lite PilIs-in our home and they have
proved blessing to oil our family"
writes Paul Msthulkn, Of Buffalo, N. Y.
Easy. but sure remedy for all stomach,
liver and kidpsy troubles. Only &c Ut
The Fuller Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04
Classified Liners
For Busy People
FOR SALE
Por Sale

Sixty acre farm. beautifully located,
perpetual water right, good title, 1876 to
1O young fruit trees just beginning to
bear, 20 acre patch alfalfa, 10 to % acres
in small grain, all fenced and improved.
Excellent bargain. For particulars en-.
quire OF Roy A Clifford, Taos, New
Mexico.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04
cbureb Services

Bible School 9:45 a. M.
Y.P.S. c. E. $50 p. IN.
80
prssbytsrisa-
SAMUEL q. Moowx. Pastor.
Sunday School $50 .. m.
Morning Service ll:OO u. IN.
Evening Service 7::O p. IN
Christian Science
Christian Science services are held
every Sunday in Journal Office Building
Washington street.
Sunday School 10 =. m., services at IL.
Wednesday evening meetings ut 7:ih
All are welcome.
Catholic
Father Guod, Priest
Services the first Sunday in the month.
Spanish st =. m. and English vt 1910
.. M. Sunday school at ? .. m.
Meehe1lse-
T.. N. EDokRroN. Pastor
There will be something for you next
Sunday In both services, At the Mstho.
dist church. P0tor's morning topic,
"A Spiritual Fugitive" Evening topic,
Dreams That Come True" You will
enjoy the music greatly. Visit tho Sun.
day school At 9:i5 .. N.
ehriselaa-
n. ~. NELSON. Pastor.
Morning subject. "On the Water"
Evening subject. Our FilIipeno
Cousins"- A stsrsoptican lecture.
Mok>orlov ,,o. hos. e.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04

II in need Of money, at very low rate
OF interest and long time for payments,
call on SrRoUP Bros.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04

There are ladies who have to be told
twice to remove their hats in public, but
no one has to be told twice to go to c.
NJ. Thomas feed store and stable,
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04
Money to Loan

Money to loan on city property. Will
make few IS loans on good improved
farms. GEO. w, SpANGIER.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04

Lest You Forget-We have Mason
and Economy fruit jars, also caps and
springs for the same, for sale at o. A.
Cramer's.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04
WANTED
Wanted

The Hall l. Slater Concrete Con-
struction company will contract work in
their line again this season. Sidewalk
and Tile work specially.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04

FoUND-Between Monte Vista and
Del Norte, pocket book containing
money. Phone Monte 1882.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04

Wanted-200 head OF stock hogs at
once. Popejoy Il Son.
Phone Cascade % r ~
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04

Water Stock Wanted
Will buy Empire, San Luis, Prairie or
Rock Creek water stock.
GEO. w. SpANGLER
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04

Losr-One black year old horse
mule, broke, has Magill brand, V X
quarter circle. Liberia! reward.
Pedro Truiillo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04
Pof Rent

Two or three furnished rooms.
Mrs. HooPs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04

Editor Stewart, of the Alamosa
Courier, and party were visitors in
Monte Vista. Wedne sdny.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04

For Sale-252 acres Of hay. grain and
potato land, about two miles northwest
from Monte Vista. Address,
CHARLES YDRKN, Monte Vista.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04

Prof. Berryhill who, in his
masterful playing of the violin,
showed himself to be an artist.
and genius OF exceptional ability.
In the sad notes, and in the glad
notes, he carried his audience with
him in wrapt attention. Miss
Paul accompanied Prof Berryhill
and rarely have two such artists
been seen in concert or recital
Fort Collins Courier.
John NJ. Cochran and daughter
returned from Boulder, Friday
morning. Miss Cochran is attend
ing the state University and will
spend her vacation at Del Norte.
Mr.. Cochran is planning to go to
II lower altitude as soon as he can
arrange business matters so that
he can get away.
o. +. Lindcrholm of the Monte
Vista Securities Co. leaves tonight
friday for Denver to be gone II
few days Oh business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04
To Sell

Two mules
Two Horses
Three Sets Double Harness
Two Farm Wagons
A. NJ. lsBELL.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04
vIoLINlsr COMING

In securing Mr.. w. Berryhill,
an accomplished violinist, to give
a recital at their church, the
Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian
church feel they are to be con-
graduated
Mr.. Berryhill WAS in Monte
Vista 70 years ago, and has since
perfected his musical education
until he ranks with artists of note.
He will appear at the Presby-
terian church June 16. The
prices will be 80 cents for adults,
children under IL, 25 cents.
Work on the new garage for
The Monte Vista Motor Car COM
pany OH lst Avenue has been re-
sumed. The Denver contractors
gave up the job and J. E. Car
michael will go ahead with the
building. 1t is to be 5Oxl43 feet.
TIE front will be of stone, 70 feet
high; the sides and rear wall solid
concrete, IL to IA feet in height.
The roof will be circular with no
pillars or posts in the garage to
support it.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04

j. j. Moberlcy was here from
MofTat last week with fine driv-
ing mare for which he tried TO find
n buyer, without success.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-06
IN; Athletics Winners Again Grand Island Give
Grand Island
Gets Shut Out
at Hastings
Leaders Trimmed by Brickmakers by
Modest Score of Nine to
Nothing.

HASTINGS, Neb., July 5.-(special Tele-
Island was shut out for the
third time today, Herrick holding the visit
ors to one hit. Watson's one hand catch
was a feature. Scorer R.H.E.
Grand Island. 20 o o 90 0 % |
Hastings .,~.;e2 o
batteries; Hastings HerTiek' Saaroe'
COLUMBUS, Neb., July 5.r-(special Tele-
gram -Columbus found Mcmahon for four
runs, winning the last game Of the series
from Kearney. Hamilton was in the box
for Columbus and was in fine form. The
visitors had difficulty in finding him, but
when they did his support was good. Score
R.HE
Kearney ... 80 "a . Q Q Of
Batteries: Columbus, Hamilton and
Agnew; Kearney, Mcmahon and Townsend
3. Bases on balls: Off Hamilton, /; of
Mcmahon, 2. Two-base hits: Brown, c.
Brown, Gray Three-base hit: Agnew
Double play: Brown to Dolan. Umpire
FREMONT, Neb., July Especial Tele-
gram -Fremont won the last game Of the
series with Seward this afternoon, taking
three out o fthe four games. 1t was called
at the end of the sixth to permit Seward
to catch train. Score: R.HE
Seward ................l 1000 0-5
Fremont ...."..........0 o o l-6 10
Fremont, Bennett and Mason.
Batteries Seward, Walker and Sack
SUPERIOR, Neb.. July 5.-(specisl Tele-
gram. )-Score, first game: R.HE
Superior ......1 / 40 Q Q Is II
Red Cloud q 1 2 0 0 l o l OF
Batteries Lowenthan and Moss; Ellis and
Bradley.
Score. second game: .RHE
Red Cloud. 90 o 3 Go Z ;
Superior ...........3 80 20 D 0 0-6 IL
Batteries: Gibson and 5pellman, Jarrett
and Moss
the eigth to catch a train.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-06
LINCOLN WINS A SWATFEST
ntelopes Get Only One More Hit
Than Rourkes,
BUT VISITORS HIT HARDEST
score il II TO In Favor Of Lincoln
After session OF Pretty battling
ana Failure of Pitcher"--
Rourkes Use Two
BUT VISITORS HIT HARDEST

Omaha, 6: Lincoln H.
A swatfest was played Tuesday aiter-
noon at the Vinton street lot between
the Rourkes and the Antelopes. lne
AnteIopes only got one more hit thah tue
Rourkes, but they hit harder.
Sanders was sent into the box III the
s,xtb after Holenbeck had displayed
little wildness. and Sandy was meat loi
the Lincoln sluggers. Cobb was the trs'
man to face him and he liked Sandy = Oh
ferings SO well that about the se0onu
bau pitched he cracked on the nome Iuu
npo, and Il sailed over the left Helu
fence. Cockrnan singled and then JACK
Thomas came up Jack picked out soou
ono and slammed it over the Iett Ielu
fcnee lust a little east Of the spot seleeteu
nv Cobb to place the ball This meoe
three runs from three men up Not con-
tent with partial slaughter CLARK anu
Fox each hit for doubles. These rive mus
brought in four runs.
Lincoln used three pitchers. Knapp
started and was doing well when ne was
hit on the hand by a pitched Dali ana
had to 90 out OF the game. McGrath was
sent IN. but he was not steady Fox was
called upon TO bat for McGrath In the
sixth when Clark was on second. He
pitched the remainder of the game ana
got away in good shape.
Omaha started off with a rush and helu
the Antelopes runless Tor two innings
In the third Hilley blew up and allowed
,wo-bagger, passed four men, forced
,core And hit a man. He steadied Tor an
inning. but was touched up for four hits
N the nth. Sanders was called into the
xame in the next session. Score;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-06
Dawson Winner
of CODE Trophy
Snatches Victory from Burman in
Annual Two. Hundred Mile Race
at Indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July 5.-Dawson,
driving a Marmon car, snatched the VIC
tory from Burman. with a Marquette
Buick, in the last five miles Of the annual
2OO-mile race for the Cobe trophy at the
motor speedway today. Burman. who had
led nearly all the long way, flashed over
the wire of the electrical timing machine
only three seconds behind the winner. A
pause for a new tire at the 1s5th mile cost
him the race. .a-,,
Harroun (Marmon) was a close third.
Louis Chevrolet (Marquette Buick) who
won the CODE event over the Crown Point,
Ind, road course last year. finished fifth,
behind Grant (Alcol. fourth. The Ameri-
can speedway record for the distance and
for cars Of the claasT 100 cubic inches piston
displacement. was cut from 2:5S:4S.I to
2:43:aOl4 "A
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-06

UEHLING, Neb., July 5.--(Special jim q
game marked by much wrangling over the
umpire's decisions, and heavy hitting,
hooper defeated Oakland during the ceIe-
braton here yesterday by score Of to
B. Babe" Cook, the Hooper catcher, fea-
tured in the batting, getting three two
Hooper also made. a fast double play.
Score: RH y.
Oakland ....-.1 0 O 0 o 90 Ia II z
Hooper ..,.....2 o o 2 0 8 s-g 10 ]
quist; Hooper, Miller and Cook. Two base
It's: storm, Rrasne, Roseh, Cook 80
Bullock. Double play Zellers 20 Heckei
TO Bullock. Bases on balls: OFF Storm, 2
Hit by pitcher: BY Miller, /. Struck out
BY storm. 8; by Miller, s. Time: Lao. I'm
pire Thompson
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-06
InvincibIea Lose twice,

LAKE CITY, Ia, July Especial Tele-
gram)-The locals defeated the Council
Bluffs Invinclbles in this mornings game,
TO 3 The visitors lacked team work
Crlsnger pitched fine game, with good
support. The locals won the afternoon
game with the same team, to l. Both
teams played a good game, before the
largest crowd OF the season. Wilkins famed
twelve, allowed five hits and no base on
balls, the Red Sox making three errors.
Peterson allowed six hits and gave one
base on balls, the Invinclbles making two
errors. The feature of the game was
Scanlon's catch In left field Of Faucets
drive, le-handed Batteries: Lake City.
wilkins and Burr; Council Bluffs. Peter
son and Ebblewhite.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-06
sToRz TRIUMPHs TRIM GRAYs
Hard Fought Contest Taken by six
to Four.

ATLANTIC, Ia, July 5.-(Special) 1.-The
Storz Triumphs annexed another contest to
their victory list when they defeated the
fast Merchant Grays of Atlantic, Ia, yes
terday in a hard-fought and interesting
battle. Score, to 4, In the first chapter
the Iowans garnered one pearly and for a
few minutes it looked as If the one tally
COPIED by the locals would decide the argu-
ment, but the joy water gang decided that
few counters would reimburse their fl
nancial condition consequently they poled
out a couple of runs which gave them
lead and the Iowans, try as they might,
were unable to catch the Storz family. In
the batting department Durkee walked off
with the hUnors, he baggnE two cloute,
one of which entitled him to go the limit,
and said swat also scored another gent
Bruggeman twirled a mastery game, MAX
ing twelve of the Grays swing at the at
mosphere and allowed only seven hits. In
the early part of the Iracas Dusty Hall
cracked one on the cocoa for two cushions,
with second and third occupied. George
Dougherty made a wonderful stop of what
looked like a clean drive, and while on the
run he made an accurate peg TO the mi
tial sack for one of the prettiest putouts
ever pulled off at Atlantic.
Next Sunday the Storz Triumphs meet the
Townsends at Vinton park. Score:
storz ;............... 02d %
Hits: Storz, 10; Atlantic, 7. Errors: Storz,
/; Atlantic, 3. Batteres Bruggeman and
Coe; White and Marshall. Umpire: Fisher
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-06
CUBS BEAT ERRING PIRATES
Chicagoans Take Easy Game with
Crippled Team.
TINKER AND MILLER INJURED
BostOn Takes Toll OF New york;
Philadelphia TrOunces Brooklyn
st. Louis HumbIed by
Cincinnati.
TINKER AND MILLER INJURED

PITTsBURG, Pa, July 5.-Pittsburg gave
the game to Chicago, II to 3, by miserable
playing all around. Miller and Tinker were
out Of the game because of injuries sus-
talned, Tinker in yesterdays game and
Miller in today's practice. Tinker left to-
night for Chicago and will not be able to
play for q week or more. Miller may play
tomorrow. James Dowd, the Holy Cross
college pitcher, pitched the last two innings
for Pittsburg. Score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-06
OMAHA PLAYERS RESENT
TALES OF TEAM TROUBLE
Say It's Had Enough 80 suffer DeTeaa
and Injury, Without Being
Roasted at Home,

when Omaha finishes with Lincoln this
afternoon AZ VIII DO TO be abroad for
teh-day trip with the fortunes OF the tea m
at their very lowest cob. 1t has been a
long time since Hard Luck oamped so per-
sistently on the trail or the Rourke family
and refused to be shaken off But the
poys are not discouraged. They are work
ing hard, and each man is trying his level
pest To break up the spell OF misfortune
anu get the games going the right way
again. 49,. =.
The thing that hurts them most is the
persistent peddllng of stories of dissension
IN the team. This doesn't seem fair TO
the players each OF whom Is putting forth
ms utmost endeavor. A group of them,
rtdon, were at the Smokehouse yesterday
when the matter was brought up.
What sort Of reward is it," said one.
to FELLOW who is taking all the chances
just to be told by some home knocker that
he Is not trying? You see what Bert King
got2 Breaks his hand trying to make a
play and here comes the home rooster
peddling the story that King Is not trying.
and that he Is quarreling with the team
members. Maybe George Graham was
scrapping with the rest of the team whcr
of US, we are all puiinE Tor the tea cam m
and earnestly trying to win, and II we
you'd listen to some OF these wise ones
you'd think Johnny Gonding dropped that
ball on purpose Sunday-just as II he
wasn't. as crazy to. win as any man who
ever put on glove. It's bad enough 10
lose on account Of the steady run OF bad
luck. to have one man after another get
hurt and TO have every possible thing
break bad for you, but when you have 10
stand for this roasting from home people
it's pretty near the limit" -
And the others assented. The players are
trusting that something will turn up 10
change the run OF fortune that has been
against them Pa Is trying 20 smile but
can't. and yet is looking for better day
that can't be far away, The next series
al home will be with Lincoln again--a
double-header on Sunday. July II,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-06
RESULTS IN MINK LEAGUE
Nebraska City Annexes One from
Auburn RedtOps.

At Nebraska City-Score; R.H.E.
auburn ..33.;..O AGA l-S.s I
Batteries: Keeper Gill and Kraninger;
Collier and Waller.
At Falls City-SCore: RHE
Fans Civ ...'.is o o "a =
Batteries; Gardner and Pollock; Baubie
Duran and Poteet Umpire: Meyers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-06
benson Gun Club shoot.

The tournament of the Benson Gun club
at Krug park Monday was a great success
and was attended BY thirty shooters. The
high gun shooting through the entire pro-
gram OF 200 targets was Fritz Miller Of
Berwyn, Neb. with $50 out OF 200. George
Rogers and Frank Lowering OF Omaha tied
for second place, with 1856 out Of 200 Jesse
Aylesworth OF Council Bluffs and Chris
1872 out of 200
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-06
American SCHOONER wins Again.

wARNEMUND, Germany, July 5.'-West-
ward. the new racing schooner yacht
York added another victory to its credit in
German waters today 1t won the forty
three mile schooner race from Tavemunde
to Wanemunde. Emperor Williams Meteor
finished second.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-06

SPRINGFIELD, Neb., July b.-(Special)
Springfield won an easy game from the
Hooters OF South Omaha yesterday by q
score OF 8 to g. The game was too one
sided TO be interesting. Springfield has
not lost a game this season. Batteries
Springfield. Gottsch and Comte; Hooters.
Allen, Deckman and GTeb Hits: Spring
field, 10; Hooters, g. Struck out: BY Got
tsch, ia; by Allen and Deekman, 3. Two
base hits Haney Van Orden. Three-base
hit: BlodRett