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The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-04
HELP WANTEp-MALE.
YARD Boy wanted, stead job, good pay nights of,
nothing to do but look ornamental about the
premises. Apply to Bystander.

nothing to look onamen about
premises. Apply to Bystander.
Japanese yard boy looking paper in morning
after cutting daylight and thinks he will apply BH
OF Jail for inducing him WHILE cell
tser manager accomplish in crime
yard boy your night grows
ous He told by his teachers that by studying hard he win qualify for
position clerk law office head fountain If this isn't
attempting to induce man to quit washing dishes currying horses my
reading words fault the bety, sd
things bring
earth be looked inducing
positions and be infracions of the statutes made and provided
If see lOahng the street and him if he
be done protect the public this every
collar with The would
be the let particular
Another handle the situation would be every
keep his employees his premises
In do
go
Waikiki the wait minutes the
waste if you care to stroll and down the street
Have ten minutes the of the oriental
looking the curious
bargains be found but with higher
studying the signsf If walk will
There seems be singular appropriateness in these signs whether acct
by sign On impulse upon it
joke but further observation brought to light signs just fitting
boasts conspicuous reading All Chew Brothers. while
sang Kee is the proud proprietor whose show window is
filed with musical instruments of all descriptions Farm Comm for
dealer might initiated
fitting
the Chinese
passing the of the this might prove
ewing Chew Lung pOclaims medicines and mott Think
of the of people looking for something soothing lung Oub
regarded
such decaees why should they be ground soothing
the likei
n
All opteian, and
glasses great variety owing Wg'what better could
poultry Hop'
in boots "QuOng Chew,
and uing the action to the word window
with its The ewing
puvey you
something Sum-,
sng' till all the "SOn China shining
gmpses time Aeeng
your along may the sign opposite, son On"
They say very
suddenly
been for any Hawaiian,
standing Kapolani the waiting
standing stopping
being pOd about by mahn friend who
sided in the States
naihn knowledge
had acquired during her months residence in the Islands The tourist
lady taking little rubbed against
skirts asked what kind of it and informed that
OF why it called received
the startling information that the word poi therefore all
the poor little called
handed
said she thought had such Hawaiian for all Of place
and asked for several OF them be translated Most Of them
ghAbe tansaons but the for Kainu
called Kaimuh because hthful
"Eeyor Die" 'Mu" meaning death i'
This little poi seampee
be dehapty barked "KhikL"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-04

HasrI don't ,ou running your any spakeBo
Bpg ~ money enough 70 buy ons-ohsago Daily News
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-04

oasey Phvat tina horse cob huigan~tf bees
uWa aoIsy on ~ ieaolsmu'-hosion TisnssFpt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-04
TROUBLE NEVER PAU.

disappeared
disturbing that health
and moral sandpOn that perhaps the would look the
publish them, sperd
election long The
the Uncle Sam has lot soldiers for protective
purposes slight recmpe
for the weeks by threatening take
own from
everything looked lovely; prepared for nice
popularity
hem when
had the conclusion that the fates longer to Own
looms the recurring labor problem
To the situation is simply bewdeing, maze from which
almost impossible The costly Russians with their strange ideas about
rights an the spn rich in tales of the of
the Mead and Pnkham FpnOs contest time with
fellow untmanal these they
While food and transportation provided they veitabe
OOseve travel and get ready for migration in less time than it
dancing Home
by them railroad and steamship tickets end and
grub longer supplied.
The Chinese towards the setting but the direction of the s-
ing The can't from China they have
been before The bring their here and back home
f they but California closed Truly have said that the situation
lis bewldering.
unmoled But would like to
just little of the used to fight back Let send one to Cali
Alaska recruiting When the fruit
in California and the cebegs Alaska shove the mosquitoes out
established aations Senator
Fairhld land scheme would bring for baon hOno
Transportation would be cheap could the the
coming assist the making Hawaii look deserted
But the problem one for the men, The oenta are still with u.s.
that's the source of supply for yard boys and cooks
A PROPER SUNDAY
Senator 9anns bill concerning Sunday aeas is apt through
bad habit of plumbers bills and the the window of the
a once says he one engaged na' occupation wmen mas TOT AT
the of the paragraph the socae funny
He fixed baseball marathon and they have work
ed well that he believes the list of permissible Sunday nmens should
%
will come the rescue give
needed IT be II shTewd appropriation bills
made Tom Jefferson made Washington the capitol Of the United States
by giving enough carry pet legislation
on assumption Of State debts Trading therefore, and In good
n has the sanction Of While KnneyS political ancestor and Treasurer
loonkngs financial mitaoi
Fms for Sunday moving shows should be carefully censored
the other which would suit admirably I Inventor borrowed
three agnbaehs trained on couple Of dozen from nsaTb'
eaier lot OF ptn from ond hand store and enee
tive settings company which presenting meoama where
10 band Of train robbers and cattle thieves had l rendezvous 10 place
called e hos 10 Tbs wall" Result Hagnhen thrilling portrayal 81
papid This merely The oteam
mergau peedon Play might likewise be meuiioped.
Vaudeville should be- pi out n bat ihe hslne ability n ne
gs might ~ utilized With pagd au GOLIATH would b. an right
lana lH of te p Hepd npte ht l pfsutfu eY pv
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
new COUNTRY CLUB LAUNCHED
seymour Lake Country Club Holds
First General Meeting.
LOTS ALLOTTED TO MEMBERS
Tiers of Cottages Are TO he Built
ABOVE the Lnke-C1ub House of
Logs md Stone-GaraEe
TO BE Erected.

AMID the sylvan shades Of Seymour park
the seymour Lake Country club held its
Llrst general meeting Saturday afternoon
ne chlet feature of the occasion was the
distribution of lots adjoining che lake 70
the stockholders. Sixty lots were awarded
oS the lot to the stockholders who chose
their locations in order of allotment Tbe
cottages are to be erected in two tiers
upon the hillside west OF the lake A third
plat OF sixteen lots was laid out on the
north side, but the board OF directors have
not decided whether the last place shall
De used for cottage sites or whether a
third tier of cottages viii be erected in the
rear or the first two rows.
After their numbers had been called the
men were allowed ten minutes in which
to select their site within the prescribed
radius
The club site itself comprises ssv.n.v
acres of land in and about what IL known
as seymour park. where formerly stood the
mansion OF DR.. George Miller. The club
propose to erect club house built of Min
nesota logs and rock. There will be a
garage equipped with all automobiling con-
Veniences and the club will develop a strong
tendency towards making the place a
mecca for autoists
1t was said at the meeting that the
douglas county commissioners had prom
ised to connect the Q street boulevard with
center boulevard by a macadam road
winch would open up a new ingress into
the park and one more slightly than the
present entrance.
Arrangements for the admission of associ-
ate members have not yet been completed
1t was said that the Initiation fee for as
ISOLATE members would probably be $40
with as much again for annual dues. The
matter will be decided at a later meeting.
Fifteen of the stockholders are from
South Omaha, while forty-fve belong to
Omaha. The officers are H. X. Burket.
president; j. p, Lord, treasurer, and w. b.
Cheek, secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
John Paul Jones is
Best Mile Runner
Cornell Lad Only Living Man with
Chance to Lower Professional
Record.

ITHACA, N. Y, Jue 4.-Another John
Paul Jones has written his name in letters
OF gold on history's pages-John Paul
Jones. student and athlete. OF Cornell col
iege. Ithaca, n. Y.
The Jones Of today has proved himself
the premier mile runner OF the world and
his name has become household word
wherever the great American press has en-
try.
John Paul Jones is a mere youth. just
turned 20 years. He weighs 1B pounds.
II Is not 90 many years ago that his fam
lily physician in Washington. his home
town. looked At him sorrowfuliy. felt his
pulse. tested his lungs and shook his head
hopelessiy. He hasn't many months of
life." was the doctors verdict. An ath-
letic course OF treatment was suggested.
ard this peerless athlete Of today bears
little resemblance 10 the stOoped-over. hol-
low checked weakling OF short time ago.
Jones Is the only man IN the world today
tkat looms up as having q possible chance
to lower this professional record.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
GRTNNELL LOSES DUAL MEET
Close Contest at Cedar Rapids Settled
by Four Points.
half MILE. RELAY DECIDES
Last Event of Afternoon Goes to
GrinneII in One Minute Thirty
Five Seconds, Taking
Meet.

CEDAR RAPIDS, June 4-(SpeciaI Tele-
egram. )-Cornell lost to Grinnell In a dual
track meet at Ash park this afternoon by
the score OF 65h to 61h The meet was un-
usually close, the results Ringing on the
last event OF the afternoon, the half mile
relay. Summary:
lO0-yard dash: Sherman of GrinneIl/ first
Hovey OF Cornell, second; Ramhardter OF
Cornell. third. Time: 0:lO%
,,' one mile; Boyack OF GrinneIl. first;
Tucker Of Cornell. second; Finger OF Cor,
nell, third. Time: l:l3
l2o-yard hurdles Eagan of Grinnell. first:
Grass OF Grinnell. second; Clinton OF Cor
tAO-yard dash; Lott OF Cornell, first; Daw-
third. Time: 5:l2
22O-yard hurdles; Lusted of Cornell. first
BAR of Cornell, second; Eagan of Grinneil,
third. Time: 0:T
Half mile run: Stevenson Of Cornell. first:
Tucker of Cornell second; KensinKer OF
22O-yard dash: Hovey OF Cornell. first.
sherman OF Grinnell second Matson OF
Cornell. third; Time: o:2s.
Mile relay: Cornell. Time: 3s7M
Two-mile run: St. John Of Grnnell. first:
Bair Of Grinnell. second; Carson OF Cor
nell, third. Time: 1l;09.
Half-mile relay Grinnell. Time: l:S53S.
Sherman Of Grinnell. second: Hunter OF
Grinnen, third. Distance: l07 feet. inches
shot put; Hunter Of Cornell. first; Kramm
OF Cornell, second; Gruwell of Cornell,
Pos vault: Ross of Cornell. first; Bair
OF Cornell. second; Petit OF Grinnell. third.
Height: 10 feet.
High jump: Jones OF Grinnen. first: cl,n-
ton of Cornell second; Eye OF Cornell, and
Petit OF Grinnell, tied. Height: feet. Z
inches
Bair Of Grinnell, second Bair OF GrinneIl
third: Distance. q feet.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
JUNIORS TRIUMPH
Swamp Other Classmen in First Track
Meet in History of School.
ROLL UP FoRTY-Two POINTS
Fourth High Team f. Second, with
Thirteen, and Freshmen Come
Third. with T~elve-Fest-
ner Gets High score.

In the first track meet ins which Creish-
ton college athletes ever competed the
junior class grabbed the silver trophy cur
and first honors with "a points. The next
competitor was the Fourth High class with
IL, then came the Freshman College class
with IL points, and the Third High a close
fourth with II credits. Second High col
lected g. First High I, and Specials s.
Julius Festner OF the Junior class took
first individual place and won the indi-
vidual cup with IA points, with Duffy OF
the Third High and o'Connor of the Juniors
tied FOR second honors, with 10 points each.
Festner Good Point Getter.
Festner won first in the running broad
jump, second in the standing broad jump.
the shot put and the high Jump, all field
events. Duffy won first places in the 100
yard and the 22O-yard dashes, making a
time of O:10% for the 1OO-yard distance.
OConnor was the distance man, winning
first In the mile and one-half mile.
The meet was the first ever held and
consequently the records made will hardly
stand when the track athletes OF the school
meet again after years training. Enthusi-
asm Is high in the school and IL is likely
that good track squad will be developed
hefore two years. as there is plenty of ma
terial. The results:
1Oo-yard dash Duffy Third High. first
Lamphier, Juniors, second; Burns FIrSt
High. third. Time: 0:1Ox.
2D-yard dash: Duffy, Third High first
Burns, First High. second; Ed Smvthe
Second High, third. Time: 0:26M
44O-yard run: Murphy, Fourth High. frat
Clarke, first high, second; Norris Juniors
third. Time: 1898
SS0-yard run: O'Connor, Juniors. first:
Mcguire, Second High, second; Moore
Juniors, third. Time: 2:36.
Mile run: O'Connor Juniors, first; Moore.
Juniors, second; r, Council, Juniors, third.
Time: 54S3S.
l2-pound shot put. Tamisea, Fourth High.
first; Festner, Juniors, second; Young
Freshman, third. Distances 81 feet 1 inch
High jump: Mcclure. Second High, first:
Festner, Juniors, second; Hamilton Fourth
High third. Height; feet 80 inches
Standing broad jump: DerinRer Freshman.
first; Festner. Juniors, second; L. Ryan,
Freshman, third. Distance: feet 81 inches.
Running Broad jump: Festner, Juniors,
first; L. Ryan, Freshman, second: Murphy,
Fourth High, third. Distance; is feet,
inches.
6O-yard hurdles; Gouvreau, Special, first;
Morris, Juniors, second; H. Cornell, juniors,
third Time; 0:11%.
Relay race: juniors team composed OF
Lamphier, Miller Tobin and Festner, first;
Freshman team. second; Fourth High team,
third.
Tug-of-war: Freshman ana Fourth High
teams pulled Juniors and Seniors over line.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

COLUMBUS, Neb.. June I-(Special Tele-
gram. )-Columbus won its first game this
season with Grand Island. Score:
GRAND leland. . CnI.IfMpra
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

The Key to the si,uatiOn-Bee Want Ads.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

Persistent Advertising Is the Road to Big
Returns.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
sHANRoCKs AND GIANTS TO MIX
Battle mt south Omaha Park Between
Amateurs Today.

Two games are to be played at the
Shamrock park, South Omaha, this after
noon. The Shamrocks meet the Omaha
Giants, the crack coored team which de-
feated the Kansas City Stars last week,
and the Hoffmans meet the Hanscom
Parks, led by Pete Hawkins.
Sergeant S. Clair Of Fort Crook will
offciate as umpire.
The game will be called promptly at $3.50.
Take the West . street cars.
The following is the Giant-Shamrock
lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
CARDINALS HIT BALL HARD
Win Third Game of the Series from
the Trolley Dodgers.
sALLEE PITCHES GOOD BALL
Five Hits punched with a Base on
Balls In the sixth Inning Gives
Sc. Louis n Good Substan-
tial Lead.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, June 4-The local team
hit BrocklNn's pitchers hard and won the
third game Of the series. The visitors
scored one in the third on two singles and
a sacrifice; the locals scored two in the
same inning on a base on balls a single
and double. -Four singles, a triple and a
base on balls in the sixth inning netted
five runs for St. Louis. Brooklyn scored
one IN the ninth when Coulson trlpled and
scored On Harser's error. Score
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
Mrs. Raymond Heat. Miss sutton,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June AIRS. Ed
ward RAYMOND Of New York, formerly Miss
Louise Hammond, holder of the tennis
championship of Pennsylvania and other
eastern states today defeated Miss Flor
enoe Sutton Of Los Angeles, Cal, in the
round, two sets to one
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
NEW YORK

sRan for Killing in eighth
zone out when winning run was scored.
Chicago .............0 2 0 0 O 3 1-6
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
CnrdinnIs sem Pitchern.

ST. LOUIS. June 4-Pitchers zmich and
Hearn of the st. Louis National league
team were sold to the Louisville American
at once.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
BIG BLANK FOR HAPPY HOLLOW
Y. NJ. c. A. Team Draws One score in
Tight Game.

The Y. NJ. C. AS defeated the Happy
Hollow club in close game on the Young
Mems Christian association grounds, l TO
0. Lewis and Wilson pitched alright ball,
neither allowing a hit. and only three of
Reeds men reached first base Lewis
pulled Off one OF his sensational pitching
stunts, striking out six men in the second
and third innings. Falconer was the heavy
man with the stick. Score: RH.E.
Happy Honow.O 0 0 o 90 90 0 1
Y. NJ. c. 40 o o o o o 0 IL 4 0
Batteries: Happy Hollow. Cass Burnett
and Eastman; Y. NJ. c. A.. Lewis. Wilson
and Dolphin.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

HUNS batted IN: Gagnler, Cobb az; Me-
hoff ~. Home run. Nlehoff. Three base hit:
Williams. Double play: Cockman to Thomas
Hall TO Pick. Left on bases: Lincoln. 81:
Omaha, 5. Stolen bases: Gagnier Cnglaub
(0, Miller, Mccormick ~, thomas. Sacrl-
flee hits; Applegate, Kane Williams, Ag-
new. Struck out; BY Applegate, Z; by Hall
T. Bases on balls; OFF Appegate, 4; off
Hall. T. Wild pitch: Hall. Time: las. UNI
pires: GondinR and Fox.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
FoIey,. I[idncy nemedv

Is particularly recommended for chronic
cases of kidney and bladder trouble It
tends to regulate and control the kidney
and bladder action and is healing strength
ening and braeing. For sale by all drug
gists.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
DIES MONIES.

Stolen bases: Lloyd. (2), Gilmore, OuiIlin.
TEo-bese hits: MoMurray. Weidensaui.
Struck out: BY ~ Brien, 2; by GalEano ..
by Mckee, 4. Bases on balls: Off 81 Brien'
! OFT Galgsno, !; off Mckee. /. Double
pitched BALI; Gilmore. Graham, Left on
bases Denver, s. Dies Moines, s. Innings
pitched; BY Galgano, one and two-thirds
Quns 6, hits 10). Time: I:S. Umpire:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
ANfER ASSN
MINK LEAGUE.
Yesterday Results.

Yesterdays Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha, 2; Lincoln, T.
Des Moines, 81; Denver. 13-14
Sioux City 1; Topeka, 3
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston, g. Cincinnati, g.
New York, s; Chicago. s
Brooklyn, 2; St Louis, Z.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Minneapolis 2; Kansas City, s.
st. Paul, /; Milwaukee e.
Toledo, l; Columbus. 4
Indianapolis, 3; Louisville L.
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
Hastings, /; Seward, T.
Kearney 8: Fremont, g.
Grand Island, 4; Columbus, 3.
MINK LEAGUE.
Shenandoah. 2; Maryville. 3.
Games Today.
Western League-Omaha at Lincoln, Des
Moines at Denver st. Joseph at Pueblo
Sioux City at Topeka.
National League-Philadelphia at Pitts
burg, Boston at Cincinnati, New York ct
Chicago Brooklyn at ST. Louis.
American League-Detrot at Washing
ton, Cleveland at Philadelphia, st. Louis
at New York, Chicago at Boston.
American ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at
Kansas City, ST. Paul at Milwaukee, Toledo
at Columbus, indianapolis at Louisville
Nebraska State League-Superior at York
Hastings at Seward, Kearney at Fremont,
Grand Island at Columbus.
Mink League-Clarinda at Auburn, Falls
City at Nebraska City, Shenandoah at
Maryville.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

Saturday the Diets viii play the Burline
ton Headquarters. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
ShamrockS,
RESULTS IN THREE-I LEAGUE
Danvine, Waterloo, Peoria and Rock
Island Win Games.

DANvILLE. June 4.-Danville punched
hits in the second and third and won from
Quincy, 6 to g. Score: R.H.E.
DdnNllle IL
quincy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3
Batteries: Kirwin and Hildebrand; Spen-
Ger. Walker and Forney
WATERLOO, June 3.-Waterloo scored
three runs In the third and beat Daven-
port. to 2 Score: R.H.E.
Davenport ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o
Battertes Showers and Wolfe; Dick
Crabb Walsh and O'LeaTy.
DECATUR, June 3-HoYlik held Decatur
20 one hit in eleven innings, winning TO Q.
Score: R-H r.
DecdluT ssssssss"sss'sssss mummy l Y
peoria s.sss-.s.ss.ss..ss. v
Batteries: Rustenaven and Johnson; How
lik and Jacobs.
ROCK ISLAND. June 4-Rock Island
won from Dubuque, to s. today. Score:
RHE
ROCK Islhho ''''''''''''''''''''S
Batteries: Lakaff, Dellar and Custer
Akers. Rogge and Boucher, Kreitz,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
Tnbor Defenta NInIvern.

TABOR. Ia, June 4-(speclal Telegfdm)
Tabor High school base ball team defeated
the Malvern High school team here Fri
day afternoon, IA 10 Z.
Batteries: Tabor Ellis and Mann: NAL
vern, Boyer and Piatt.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
'Batted for Hartman in ninth.

totals. ....35 II 2lis 2
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

OF the stomach liver torpor, lame back
and weak kidneys are overcome by Electric
Bitters. Guaranteed. SOC. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
HIGGINS DRoPs TWO TO DENVER
DeH Moines Puts Up a Poor Exhibition
OF Base Ball I'm Second Game.

DENVER, June 4.--The Des Moines team
played poor ball and lost both games TODAY
TO Denver, the first game. 10 to 3. and the
second, "a to ]. The second game on Des
Moines part was the poorest base ball
ever witnessed on the local grounds
O'Brien pitched both games and the visitors
were unable to do anything with his de-
1iveru
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
Kearney VIM In FIrst InninE.


EARNED runs: Kearney, Z. Two base hit:
Johnson. Three-base hit: Turpin. Home run:
Hoffman. 1; off Campbell, l. Struck out:
BY Wright, 4; by Hoffman. 2; by Camp
bell 4. Hit by pitched ball: BY Campbell,
Hargts. Passed ball: Bonner. Wild pitch:
Wright, Hits: Off Hoffman, in three and
one-third innings; off Campbell,4 in five
and two thirds innings. Umpire Mckee.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
SEWARD DEFEATS HASTINGS
Local Team Wins BY Score Of Seven
to One.
VICT0Rs SECURE EARLY LEAD
Henry Knocks out TwO-Base Hit
Hill Strikes out seven Men,
while Hanson Fans -Four
and Perry One.

SEWARD. Neb., June 4.-(special Teie-
gram)-seward and Hastings played here
today to fair sized crowd, Seward win
ming by the score of to l. 1t looks very
much as though Seward county would like
to have Sunday base ball The attend
ance was about 500 Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

CHICAGO, June 4-Chicago defeated
York before an immense crowd, s to 5,
tying the visitors for first place in the
pennant race. After two men were out
In the eighth inning, Tinker and Kaiser
singled and Killing and Archer each
doubled tying the score. A Texas Lacquer
off Ames in the ninth gave the locals
the game. In the eighth inning Tinker
hit a swift liner to Wiltse's stomach. and
ne Glo not IecupIrate tlll etter me game
York their first run; a triple and single
netted another, while one hit with ragged
fielding, gave the visitors three more.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
. RECORD Mnde for HItn.

CINCINNATI, o., June A-Cincinnati
INDUCED in smuggling fest while Boston
was piling up eight errors. and the combi-
hauon resulted in the local team winning
by rs to 3, the record score in the National
league for the season. Twenty-three hits,
with total Of thirty-six bases, were made
OH Boston's three pitchers, all of them
sharing about equal. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
MARYvILLE TAKES HARD FIGHT
shenandoah Loses by score OF Three
20 Two.

MARYVILLE. Mo-, June 4-(SpeciaI Tell
egram.)-The first Sunday game PLAYED in
the Mink league this season drew n large
transferred from Wednesday. Naryyflle
won in hardlfought contest. Score;
Maryvme ......O10O 90 OIS 10 :
Shenandoah 20 0 . o % 4 :
Batteries MaYville. Wise, Oswald and
DietE' Shenandoah. Duran and Castle. I'm
pire: Davidson,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
Niue sor Win.
FriEhtfuI spanms

Walnut Hill Blue Sox beat the River
view Juniors. Il to IL, at Riverview park
Saturday morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
poughertr n In,.incihIe.

MGLWAt EEE, Wis. June t-Dougherty
was invinclbls today, Milwaukee winning
hv 3 to | from st Paul Chech was easy,
and after Milwaukee had made three runs
in as many innings, Steger was subst-
tuted Only sixteen men faced him in the
five innings he worked Two wild throws
by Charles i'm the ninth gave the visitors
their only run. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
KANSAS CITY BEATS MTLLERS {
Minneapolis Loses First of Series by
Five to Two.
RHOADES PUZZLES THE VISITORS
Each OF minneapolis Two Runs is
Due TO an. Error--Rossnaau and
Love secure TwO-Base
Hits.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, June t-Nfinne- ,
apolis lost the first game Of the series
here today TO Kansas city to 2, through
inability to hit Rhoades safely. Each OF
the visitors runs was due to an error.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
DDS MONIES.

,ototen DaseS: Lloyd. Beall, MattIclt,
Kores. Cassidy. Two-base hill: curtis'
Three-base- hits Beall. Gilmore, Hersch,
lone run; Dublin. Sacrifice hit: Cassidy.
struck out: BY O'Brien, 4; by Benz a
Passes on balls; orr O'Brien 2; off Benz 2:
of Herself !. Double play: Lloyd 10
Weidensaul TO Lindsay; Mattick 10
Graham Left on bases: Denver. p: Des
Moines. I. Innings pitched: BY Benez four:
: runs. 2 hits: by Hersch. four; runs. i
Scorer second game: