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Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-11
BRIEF CITY NEWS

raw Eruf Friuf n
rls-r-ae -crnussr-
ny a Ralph- Fr1ntsr. Try hi-n pa e.
NSrrir 81 Rire-wirw - Lrks-s Buth-
.r sunday sehuol a. south Omaha wIn
.f -f srrurl uacrir Thurndnr 81 Rirer-
iau uari-
rz1srfHzrnurs Furtpunss-The enter
amman s-ilh uaa 20 lave ben Eiren
b. MrH WiicuE - thE members q e 8
Grant Rs1sf curT,s on Toeadav Eftsrneon-
g-r r. 81 postpunsd-
Anushsr Rsyuhzsruz Fnes-gznss F,ich-
-dson " ths Eleventh ward b ths sevsnrh
.eiubHoan 70 f1e fur The schooi boAre- A.
-r- there are no dsnoc-ars IN the risld
Jay E.ichardsun is al present rle-nber o.
ne buErd-
MaEhuDs rnss for shsrzff-F ] Nc
shane IT. ADDED Ms name Nunesy morn
M 10 ths long us1 q entries tn ths race
Cor nornids1iuus As sheriff AZ tbs Aueust
primaries McShznsf Is q 6srnocra1 n z
Brass Ms rled fue coroner un tbs rspuh-
scan ticket.
Flrr1nh AEpanna MaHs Wurm-aiEs
IrurA Worm. 1s-1 sUulh Twenty seventh
street has assumed duties ss q clerk IN ths
0rnos q tha pubBGity bureEn q ths cszn-
lltIlA1l Glib l. y LMILAtlAs y Do EAGLtat1l
WE A Campbell ~ directur o. The bureau,
Assumed ms aurisE Monday raurztnE
Eharaff Hru1sr Hasurzp-E +. RrnilgF.
sheriff has rstlrned trur1 a vHcEtion trip
q rhrs. weeks that inelnosd asvieus
-----rts throughout the north Ene east Que
bee ana Nur9ok. va. we're ths outward
points q Eosd share q the journey bstne
MADE b water In ne party we're Mr. ana
Mrz- ". H DurrAnos ana Mr.. and Mrs.
J. c EcNish q Wisnsr
zanrua1 caHA PrpPsr1y soas--Ths prgp-
erty % ths defunc1 railroad clab xhIch had
guArtsrs In the Barker block. has been
sold BY ths recsfEer. Hugh Robertson 70
he dtrscturn q the University cluh. u il
. possihil8fy tha1 ths Uzll~srslty rlrh via
take ever the rouns m the Barker bsoek ~
temporary quarters uzItn a homs can be
bulk. The rrHnE1srrsd yruperzy sunaEss q
fur1Iture Ene hrlisrt rshass
Daspzss Over 18ss e 1rsHa x.aus-Ths
rr-uPsr sire q y loaf q brssd caussd q
small sissa rtst An a Crsek bs-ksry II TIA
Nich0lA4 Ezpst Monday fnrenoor- A hurry
I'D call fug hs1p 90 the police stMzisn cEusse
q ostEa q uops e be rushsa to TIA place
. N rbs pHrrol w1Eon When they arrived
ne fight v1s AL s-s-. nlthsuEh rh=-s Va.
evidences that eonsidsrHsls hlood had bsan
spilled. Fstsr Cak1ris. the be1nRerenf
baker. whs 0b5sctsd - the stx1tuas u the
foreman. was l7rksd I'D charged win dls-
turning the psaca
ora1 Cess Bask Hams-Ths rrns Eptr4i
a fraternity Of the Fra1ernAl Oe6ar us
EAElus was eEazspaifasa In Omaha tsdaE
when q Representatives a the oraur from
the NEpA tCRlD aer7s arrived here 70 hrang
Dounrino ozsc back 10 his extensive fruts
1Arm IN ths gnldan stHss. oFic n thu AEcs
Cal1furnia IraliAn VINO became lost TIRES
times IN Omaha over . week aes while o.
ms way % viEif has old horne In Its'g-
Artsr fiueinE him tina rhtrd time CAptEiE
Dempsey took no chances about Opic
strHytng away again. 10 he had the old mar
sent to 81 gOssrh's hospital for trsRtfau.
for temporary mental nbgrrariur
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-11
~ sosu.. Are An oamp-

OXFORD. Nsh-. July 18,-spscaH1-(-
Eiehtssn bog SCOUTS from HOldrees N
charge OF RsF- MIR. Bennett Are eDeA-z'Pse
in schrAasrSs ETvvs On the south side o.
rhs Republiczn river nsHr towA
During the STERN Saturday might tha
house uf MIR. Azsck was struck ~ hSnf'
nang, buf not seriously damaSee. rns dAu'
age cunxlsring of n h5le IN the roof and
some plAstzr31S bstzg knocked nff
Mrs D J. Primo. who las ben w1saz1ns
relatives in Iowa far sevsr11 weeks -
turned hunR Saturday evening
Mrs w. W Ls0wrsE reeu-1ad Sunday
fr1u near BuZngtua. Ia, whsrs Hns ha<
bs.n 10 Ar1ens the funeral ~ her mother.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-11

COLoME. s D. July 1R-fspeoisll-Ighs
rains eur1nE the lEs1 two dAyz practically
assure . large T1elc % curn- Of which
there IL q large acrsAEe- TIE nREns came
too late. however. 20 help the smaller
grain mnch- oE9E generally n much dam
aged and wheat win make unly about
hEn a crop- Win these last rains the
po-Et0 crop ~m bs lArgs MoH Of fhs
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-11

FATRBuRT. Neh-. 1uly 1A-<special -
FHfrhurv nuw has a enIlr pRpsr. TIE frss
enc since 1p& This IL the FHirHu-r Daily
Times and the rrEt edfriua win appear
tins evening. and as published IN ths otfics
q the FEtrNurF GEzetse W. c LaFnon
is publisher and y. B. cropssF uwnsr. Ths
lHEt dEfly. which was owned and pubHEhsd
by A II Hammond IN 1sE. and the people
Of Fsi-brT are eagerly watching ~ see
whether the venture VII be . success or
installed
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-11

Birzhs-C 7. BeW1tnE Esr1: Frank Bar,
06 South IWaury-secan1. E4rl. lanes p
ounnolly. 3r-, z7W sDuth Tenth. boy. KJa1
-Xs1hl, hey M111Gn Elitrr1. AZ NEir-t1 EcETT-
FIRST hoy. r. = EzEnson Ne & Nnsun.
hwy James Jenes 2fK eDurh NlneteeEIh.
girl. LAxreDce kier. girl Harry FArkey.
Dnnxhs-LsHas Bsrtn. So &1s Eor1h sew
en1oau4hs J. ". l. C41ett, 81 Lar &urth
Twenty -siEEfk Greuue. c Funkhouser. n
Frnncas r eEnBrne q ezlB Hsurrh I41irfy-
etEhts- n H JerEelBu1- CNroul Ia
p H Laary, e.. 7EW &or1h Fourteanth.
Twths Mra Eva EirtleT =. rs BoE1s-
ward sou1hs 4z-y J. Eguk - k<1 AAsons
MEry A L1myer1eF, - 1rF7nEtuns AaEEan-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-11

SHELTON. Esh. guly 1a.-<spsclAiD y
ne Ehsltun BoArd "a Ed11.rion x-1n IN M
@su rWD weeks lst Tia eautrRct Ear q
sS1la8e school building. the ban6s having
been voted some tine 40 and are new
sul6. ana ne plans ~zn be ready early
the oansiag weak. and TIE Nerk Ehsn
eomDsneso VII - hurried ~ EEEz Es pus-
slhls. Hne tr-z szpestss uhAE he bz1dinE
s1A - rsaay Ser aouapEney hy szzua-y 4
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-11

STANTON. Nsh. July aA-4(spsrial, y
Saturday Ee1g100n whils wurEtzg IN the
hay led AZ HEro8 Burru1scls'A 1vs
miles n1rfheAst q town. oErer EGrhsSHnE
Yrs struck by TIE hay fork n s1ch .
manner - - Gf1sk Ii i1Esr JEW. e--r1zzs
several Tech fhr0uEA MS cheek- EDd IN
sarang very ns-aDuEsy ma nnsclsE IN rhe
kaAck Of tns neck He wns nns0nseious
for s1zns r1ms Hae n suffering gr~s1 paths
TODAY. Dr. ~ h PsferH. wh0 IN Grasnd-
ting bsGseres that he CAR bs renewed -
fswQ IN q eEW dAyaA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-11
oOMMIssIoS FORM rOR BEATRICE

PerfxA~ns fer Special E-RectfoE VIII Bs
Presented 20 C0unegL
BEATRICE Neh-. July la.--gspscial p
A psriu0n h being circulated IN TINS ufty
calling for the adoption Of the cournissiu On
fern uf government in Beatrice II il be
ing Eeers1ly signed and viii be prsssntsa ts
TIE CRY Council with 4 view Of having rhs1
socy CAL q special election TO vote on the
adoption q the commission piMn
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-11
Nebraska

. druErirf a. EsndersunL ard r1acst m
the hands % Sheriff sweet Re wfth
DEPUTY sheriff Nar11n wcnt 20 thar VI
lRre. served thR warraut- fuun6 une-half
ha-rel a. beer. Eu-ns WHISKY Ent rther m
iuzientinE hguurs- Re vas Srrsstet ana
eruurht 20 Turk ard Er-Hirnst f.efurs
gucEs Wruv and placed under t1m bune
fur ms EppsArEnoe NEXT thursday ne
Judge
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-11
BOY BROWNS IN BLUE RIVER
v7frtse TSnrAn Loses LAfe WhtAe sThD-
mAng Near TO~n 81 Beaver
CrnaRAAE-

sEWARD. HSeh- July 1s-<spsciAl(-
WIIBe T5EraA. y yaa-1 81 aga We
drowned IN ths Zine river rouaGnf Nl1'e
sxanurng ncG- HsaEer eruasang rive
years ago the boy was semi 70 eEsAFs1
crossing for Hune Rlcohol and n1'nIins'nl
home wooa a1c0hol winch CAUSED ms
1Dothsr's 6sa@h. and made ms t2rhsT.
klnrkFutfk hind
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-11

Rr0sr vrHshea - spcre-a Miecheu
l-AwRECCE Kan July M-ststs 80
Htor Rraev. editur q the LAvrenos yournal-
" eFad toaEy ANNOUNCED hin candidacy frr
ths rsTuhnuan numtnHtiun fur couE-ussnH1
frun tha sscunt Kansas disfracf 70 I'm ne
rNoHocT oAus~d ~ TIE dssth q AisrEnasr
lC Mncheu
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-11

TbCUAsEH Neh-. July 1B.-<spsciaI ,
Eoais link Starring boy. step2ed on .
broken crock while swimming In the Ne
rE1ahA river near thai town. and 20 badly
lAesrztsd his foot that nine stitches wer,
required ID close the wound
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-11

% fhs g.c-nacA turrdt nvsr, hHDs heek
sne w..k RaansTH ars orsruurns ~ k1ent1ao
Eattora Gur-HutsaA bna. Tur ale hT
session nruH ca
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-11

YORK. Neh-. July 1n--tSpecis1 l-sgtur-
Cay morning q search warrant was insned
ny Jndgs Wrzy against p Z. Robfrnnou
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-11

Al = msE41g al ths saE42ian legastrH-
rina hoard h r EEnGa. Pzuteasuc q GuS-
maj hushMnesE IN the nHivsrzisy. Nzus
slsu-sd pruzdsn1t A BouEragR. stA-s I,Ss-
srnHr4En- ~Es Easaca VICE prssa8suss and
sssrstE-z ~ r lEaiiUs az rhs Esszs board
q AEr1olz-us VA slsztsa ssaars11-y- zAs
bo1rd Eppaiu1sd A T. Nelson c3srk II
va prasaAsy HsDoiu r~0 1Rss.sctars WA
n q 1sE aHyA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-11

cns a ma Uoat nlrlerly o1u1ssasd pssoes
a. hrigzno1 ever occuId1e rhs Er1sutiuu
q . oD1r1 An rhis uo1Ety. and ons MAJ
A<r-An1sa N14s artsurlon tk-Dughouf In.
srA1s b@1suas q N pecullar narura. a
Drse4hly taEnlaAtsA rhr0uEh rhs nnn-
nllrtDanx q NrA LA Nselsn1 ~ a.
nEylEn FAR ne 1na4nA m deesaasur
pGr1y n rhs cAas n WAi1A M woman
va ths oomplz11Anf wnE Eha Ixnruan
mannal aanagA and M e1ars osuru.
q nrszun Ersw 0uf e ne rsrunaa a.
rhs 1utbuEzuss g ehE1 insrruusus a
sr1nt Eha wumAn ma a,sauzA N1.iuh an,
ciA1mse ~ 1.A1 e4rnae ana Nh1rh -.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-11

Schn ". Gates ser4~u.lr IN
PARIS -ufr 1n-Ths cundftiun q gehn
". Gates vas Esit tutkv 10 Re unchnnrat
sEceTt a. the 6urariun % the Illness has
weakened the patient and rendered ths
cRse more se-ious
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-11

COUng Sup'Gzn1a1duuf A v Taad a.
DalEuD oouu1y hAa Tia ciHrinEru1 q beinE
tss rr& eozy s1p'@raEnandsut 10 lie
an GnnaAl raDor1 N1rh TIA stats Euparzn-
tandant- Fur sewers gaGrs C0Gnrg super
An1ana@ut Prank Edlgzr q Fssrrs oou1ty
las 11ae xhs 1rst rsp1r1 ThGN are
siEhg-rw0 disuac1s h Dszaa GoEufy ana
sspeury-fuar IN P1erus eourr-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-11

sSuEhf 70 secure HfnsrwHrd thrOuEh Fe-
cDur-as 10 the UouTTs
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-11

" I. StAry, . fErDsr. F0urth district
oongrsBEnkn and q well known fustun
wUrlzsr fled sasrfcons 70 day requesting
thai his aRrns 50 IN the democratic and
pesplss independent tickets ~ a csndiG&1s
for the BurBinarim Tor judge Ct the state
supreme cozr1- Judge Stark'B fling came
as distinct suEzr1ss II democrats here
the old party war b0rss havtnE be1z IN
their estimation not al H5ftiOus along
t1dicial Inca
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-11

Ths first test q the recently enacted
Ho1cn s:-Trs-rrss Es1 enterprise art VII
be made IN federal District court bers To-
murrOw with Judges T. c and W H
Munrer and Circuit Judge walter / Smith
81 Council Bluffs sitting In the case The
INITIAL bearing wa BE IN the matter u
ths injuBst1an prayed for by william Gold
a TINS city representing the Eperry and
Huchlnnon trading stamp concern, ana the
Ms.gzzins and BOok compGzE Of New York
CRY
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-11

Fu- selling 6issassa neH1. Prank Ser
erin. q sulchar u sumrnsr. was prosecuted
ana 6ns6 An 3nEDSoW Of he STAG
1ood cornnztaaionsrrs office bsard 81 com
EzK1uts and obtained acme % the meal
szsAk-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-31

Present laws applying to Alaska
make the development Of coal depos-
its impossible An Individual is per-
mitted to hold only 100 acres Of coal
land and it seems to be obvious that
an attempt to work on such a small
basis could result only in loss.
Bills introduced in the senate by
PoindeXter, Works (rep. Calif) and
Jones (rep. Wash) present solutions
cf the problems. They are similar in
respect to providing for strict govern
ment control OF railroad rates and the
the price to be charged To- c.usum-
ers Fair remuneration TO those en-
gagged in the industry but mo- monop-
clistic eXtortiou. are the points held
in view by these senators.
Senator Works bill was written by
Clifford Pnchot. Some OF ic. points
are that the secretary Of the Interior
may lease to a person not O. exceed
5l2O acres OF coal land for O. term of
not over 80 years A sman royalty
on the production is made payable
to the government. Lease are 10 be
granted under the condition that the
lessee will not monopolize or unduly
restrain the trade in coal and that
the lessee will proceed to develop the
coal diligently"
Full power is given the Interstate
commerce commission to fix the price
at which the lessee may sell coal
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-31
OKLAHOMA SENATOR AN
ADMIRER OF NATHAN

Washington,-On the desk of SEN
aIor Robert /. owen of oklahoma, in
the senate office building. is a stat
uette that excites the interest and ad-
miraton of many visitors. Asked to
tell the story of the artistic creation
/ Senator owen said today:
THE statuette is of Nathan the
Wise. 1t Is a piece of pure Carara
marble. 1 bought it, not only be-
cause it is an exquisite work of art
hut because of my admiration of the
story of Nathan the Wise. The story
as I remember it, and l have not
( heard it for many years, is substan-
TALLY as follows:
"Saladin was the sultan of Assyria,
noted for the noblest qualities of
chivalry, greatness Of soul, piety, JUS
tee and moderation. He caused the
philosophers Of the three great reli-
glons to appear before him and when
they had argued the case of the Chris
tan, Mohammedan and Buddhist re-
ligions, Saladin was conduced and he
called on Nathan the Wise to ex-
Rim to him the true religion"
Nathan replied with a story of a
famous emperor who had lived long
before. When he was about to die
the emperor called in. separately, his
three beloved sons. Each of them
prayed, as a parting gift a magic ring
worn by the emperor, which had the
wonderful quality of making its pos
SCISSOR beloved by his fellow men. It
gave happiness, peace and prosper
lty,
The emperor promised the ring to
each of the sons. Beng troubled in
mind he caused his skilled jeweler
tc make two exact duplicates. Having
confused the rings, he gave one to
each of the sons, "admonishing each
to keep it as a profound secret, dis
closing to no one that he possessed
the ring" Nathans story concluded;
"A year after the emperor died
the brothers assembled in anual re-
Union and each disclosed to the 9TH
or that he had the magic rirng. As
sOud brothers should do, they then
agreed that whoever showed by his
life that he was virtuous, honorable
and kind to his fellow men, and was
beloved by his fellow men, he. ii
was who had the magic ring.
And so Saladin,' said Nathan the
Wise, you may determine between
these great philosophers. Whoever
shows by his life that he is virtuous
honorable and kind to his fellow man
! and is beloved by his fellow man, he
has a right to claim that he has the
true religion
at was this story which induced
me to buy the statuette of Nathan
the Wise"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-31

Policemen all over the world use
T1Z. Policemen stand on their feet
all day and know what sore, tender,
sweaty, swollen feet really mean.
They use TIZ because TIZ cures their
feet right up. 1t keeps feet in per-
feet condition. Read what this po-
liceman has to say: ~ was surprised
and delighted with TIZ for tender
feet. l hardly know how to thank
you enough for 1t. It's superior to
powder or plasters. 1 can keep my
feet In perfect condition. Believe In
my earnest gratitude for TIZ. I am
q policeman and keep on my feet all
day."-Emzy Harrell, Austin, Texas.
You never tried anything like TIZ
before for your feet. 1t is different
from anything ever before sold.
TIZ is not a powder. Powders and
other foot remedies clog up the pores.
TIZ draws out all poisonous exuda-
tions which bring on soreness of the
feet. and Is the only remedy that
does. T1Z cleans out every pore and
glorfies the feet-your feet.
You'll never limp again or draw up
your face in pain and you'll forget
about your corns, bunions and cal
louses. You'll feel like new person.
TIZ is for sale at all druggists at
26c per box, or 1t will be sent you
direct IL you wish from Walter Luther
Dodge & Co.. Chicago, III.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-31
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
. . . . . . . . Q . . . .
Oakland 8. Portland .

San Francisco, Aug. S1.-Portland
lost the lead in the pennant race of
the Coast league yesterday when
Oakland won a bitterly contested
l3-inning game from the Beavers, 8
to 2. 1t was a pitchers battle between
Ables and Henderson and while Hen
derson struck out Is men Ables was
always steady with men on bases and
Portland was unable to gather more
than one safety in any one inning
off his delivery. Henderson's support
was ragged and Portland's errors were
costly.
Portland took the lead in the first
on double, an infield out and an err
ror by Cutshaw. Oakland . tied the
score in the second on a single, a
sacrifice, a steal and the squeeze play
Oakland went into the lead in the
fourth when one run resulted from
a walk, a single and a sacrifice fly.
Portland tied the score in the first
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-31
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
80 %><>~~~~~>
Boston 4-6. Pittsburg 60

Boston, Aug. S1.-Marty O'Toole,
Tor whose release Pttsburg paid st.
Paul $22.50O, the highest price IN
baseball history. made his debut yes
terday in a major league game and
Pittsburg won the first game of Il
double header. ICY" Young, who
was released by Cleveland recently
for "old age was in the box for the
locals in the second game and shut
out Pittsburg. O'Toole's bow to Ma
tional league fans was made in COM
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-31

If you sit in a cool draft when you
are heated and get stiff neck or
lame back, you will be looking for
Fix your mind on BALLARD'S SNOW
LINIMENT and don't be talked out
of it because it is the best pain
relieving liniment you can get any
where. Price Csc, soc and s1.0O per
bottle. Sold by A. C. Koeppen &
Brothers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-31
Accused of stealing.

E. z. Chamberlain Of Clinton, Me-,
boldly accuses Bucklen's Arnica
Salve of stealing-the sting from
burns or scalds-the pain from sores
of all kinds-the distress from boils
or piles, TT robs cuts, corns. bruises,
spralns and injuries Of their terror" "
he says, "as a healing remedy its
equal don't exist" Only Csc at Koep-
pens.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-31
Forest Fire Near philomath

Philomath, Ore.--A forest fire is
raging west of Philomath, ore, and
much valuable timber is being de-
stroyed New men are being sent out
morning and evening TO keep the fire
as nearly under control as possible
The wind Is rising and much danger
is anticipated.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-31
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
% 90 . %
Cleveland 4, Washington 8

Cleveland, o., Aug. 31.-Cleveland
defeated Washington in 10 innings.
Blanding allowed but one hit for sew
en- innings and only three in eight. In
the ninth, however, Olson's error was
followed by three hits, Washington
tieng the score when Cashon's hit
drove in two runs. In the tenth
Banding singled and scored on
Butchers sacrifice and Olson's sin
gle
Score: r. H. e.
Cleveland ............... 8 /
w NoSlliiSN WI "
Batteries-Blanding and Easterly;
Walker and Street.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-31
Western Iea0ue.

At Des Moines-Des Moines, q;
omaha s.
At Pueblo-Pueblo 4, Lincoln /.
At st. Joseph-St. Joseph, s. Sioux
City, IL.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-31
BATTLESHIP SAN MARCOS
is SHOT TO PIECES

Norfolk, Va.-About 20 battleships,
cruisers and supply ships of the At
lantic fleet returned to Hampton
Roads from Tangier Sound, where the
dreadnought Delaware practically de-
stroyed every particle of the old bat
tleship San Marcos (Texas) that was
visible above water.
The Delaware used for the first
time her entire battery Of 12-inch
guns on the old ship at a range OF
from $4,000 to $1,000 yards and it Is
said to have settled forever the fate
of the San Marco.
mt ,.oa.to, 90 c,,ndau tbaatra,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-31

Dany with Kelly, the catcher, for
whom Pittsburg paid st. Paul $4,000
The young pitchers showing was
marred by nervousness, and his Wild
ness placed him in a hole a number
of times, but he was strong in the
pinches and his nine strikeouts offset
ten bases on balls. He hit safely twice
cut of four times at bat. Kelly was
weak with the stick and gave way to
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-31

Score: R.H. E.
vancouver b 5
Batteries-Sage, Seaton and Whal-
ing; Clark and Lewis.
Spokane 5. Victoria I.
Spokane, Aug. S1.-O'Loughlinz
pitched mastery ball yesterday and
Spokane won the gave in the first in
ming. Miller steadied thereafter till
the eighth, when he was batted hard.
Spokane has won IL of the last IA
games.
Score: r. H. E.
Victoria l
EPohdHe L
Batteries-Miller and DeVogt;
OLoughlin and Spiesman.
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SPORTS
NORTHWEST LEAGUE.
. . . o . . . Q Q Q Q Q Q ,
Tacoma 4, Portland 8.

Tacoma 4, Portland 3.
Portland, Ore, Aug. 31.-Tacoma
broke Portland's string of nine
straight victories yesterday in hot
lO-inning contest, by score of 4 to
Z. Three consecutive drives through
Casey in the eighth by Annis, Bassey
and Abbott made Portland's chances
look poor, but Williams crew scored
two in their half of the inning. In
the tenth Annis beat Williams throw
to first, Bassey sacrificed him and
Coleman and Abbott singled in a row.
Score: R. H. E.
Tacoma ................
Batteries-Annis and Burns; Hen
kie and Harris.
Vancouver 4, seattle 3.
Seattle, Aug. S1.-Seattle outhit
Vancouver but the visitors punched
their drives in the first inning and
obtained a lead of three runs. An
ether run was added in the third. Sc
attic scored one in the third and two
in the eighth but was unable to tie
the score. Frisk's sensational catch
in the fourth was a feature.
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of the ninth. Both teams were run
less until the last of the thirteenth
when Peckinpaugh juggled Wares
grounder, Cutshaw and Hetling sin
gled.
Score: r. H. E.
Oakland ................ ..S 10 2
Portland ..........2 4
Batteries-Ables and Mite;
Pearce; Henderson and Kuhn.
Vernon Q, Sacramento 5.
Sacramento, Aug. S1.-Jumping out
IN front of three runs in the first
inning, largely due to trio of Ver-
| non errors, Sacramento threatened to
break its losing streak yesterday but
the Hoganltes settled down and drove
Ciaddy to the bench in the fifth after
they had tied the score at to 5. Fitz-
gerald was sent in in Gaddy's place
end while he held the visitors to
three scattered hits in the rest of the
game, his l.berality with passes cost
the game when Vernon scored again
in the seventh, winning by to 8. 1t
was Sacramento's eighth consecutive
defeat. Brown was badly spiked in
the fourth when Shinn attempted to
slide home, Hogan going in behind
the bat.
Score: R. H. E.
vernon ...'.... .......... 80 10
Sacramento ..............5 IL 8
Batteries - Castleton and Brown,
Hogan; Gaddy, Fitzgerald and Kern.
Angels 5, Frisco 2.
Los Angeles, Aug 31.-A surplus
of disputes of the decisions of Umpire
McGreevy and the pitching of
Flame" Delhi We're the features of
yesterdays game between San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles, which the An
gels won to 2. Claude Berry pro-
tested too loudly in the first inning
and was banished to the club house
to mediate over a IS fine. In the
ninth Captain Mohler drew $50 fine
for an especially loud wall.
After the first inning Delhi allow
ed but two hits.
Los Angeles ............. 30
San Francisco .............2 2
Batteries-Delhi and Abbott; Mos
kiman, Meikle, Henley and Berry,
Schmidt.
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The question Of Sunday theatres
Is exciting Forest Grove.
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BatterieS-Miller and DeNC
O'Loughlin and Spiesman.
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of the ninth. Both teams were run
less until the last of the thirteenth
when Peckinpaugh juggled Wares
grounder. Cutshaw and Hetling sin