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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-18
ocToGENARIAN is MISSING
Family of d. c. Hutchinson Fears IT..
May Have Fallen Into the River

May Have Fallen Into the River.
trenton, ~ y, September 10-David
C. Hutchinson. eighty-three years old,
wealthy retired miller, disappeared
from his home. 925 Catteret Avenue
this afternoon. His family fear he
mas either met with foul play or
fallen into the Delaware River ANA
drowned,
Mr.. hutchinson, until about ten wears
ago, was the owner of -four mills at
White Horse. near here. He was one Of
the pioneer settlers of the vicinity
Hutchinson Pond once owned by him,
is now popular recreation spot.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-18
BLooDHoUNDs TRAP DIVINE
Pastor Admits Robbing Cafe whe,
Dogs Thrice AccuAe Hin,

Dogs Thrice Accuse Him.
Versailles. ILL.,. September 17.-Rev
w. II. Walstrom. pastor of church
here. pleaded guilty In court to rob
bling restaurant OF $50. After blood
hounds had gone from the restaurant
to the Walstrom home thrse times
the minister contested.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-18
EARTH SHOCKS RECORDED
Believed 10 Be Connected With Dis
turbance of Mt. Etna.

Believed TO Be Connected With Dis
turbance of Mt. Etnn.
Washington. September IA heavy
earthquake was recorded on the seis-
mograph Of the Georgetown University
Observatory here during the night. The
shocks lasted an hour. Father Tondorf
director of the observatory. said to-
day the centre apparently was about
$500 miles away from washington
and he connects it with the disturb
rnce of Mt. Etna. on the Island OF
Sicily.
The seismograph records. which wero
observed early to-day. showed tho
earth tremors began at 1858 o'clock
last night. The heaviest shock came
at ll:06 p NJ. This greatest move
ment was followed shortly afterwaro
by two shocks of Lesser intensity. Tho
shocks continued, growing more feeble.
until at last they died away about
midnight.
The latest eruption OF Mount Etna
has been in progress for about week.
The flowing of lava from Its crater
has been accompanied by numerous
earth shocks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-18
, SACRIFICES EYE TO STUDY
Worn Out, 1t Goes Blind on jealous
Girl Popil.

Altoona, Pa, September 17-As n
result of overstudy at school. Ger
trude Berndt. aged tan. lost the sigh:
or her left eye. She was intensely
stus.ous, and when her eyes became
affected physicians were puzzled. So
she was taken to Wills Eye Hospital.
Philadelphia, whore the left optic was
found to be blind Il was removed TO
save tho othar.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-18
Recorded at LoroIn.

New Orleans. September 1.-THE
eeismogrsph IT Loyola College last
night recorded earth shocks beginning
at GAP p. NJ, lasting sixty-nve min
ntes. The main shock was recorded
at 1909 P. NJ.
The vibrations We're slow. the long
est being ten seconds. 1t is estimated
that the disturbance was about slx
thousand miles away
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-18

Gontinued on Second Page.l
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-16
PUEBLO TAKES THE OPENER
WINS from the Rourke Family in the
First Inning
Williams STRONG WIN willow
Rouriscs Rally Toward the End Of
enme. but the Rally L. Ntpped
in the Bud by TIE
Orphans.

Pueblo won the arst game Of the series
rom the Ruuriaes n the FIRST inning vss-
to-day afternoon On three punched hits
two errors and a dead ball Three runs
were pushed across the platter IN this In
ming bv he visitors and ar no time vas
t1oir lead overcome. The final score was
s TO 2. with the Orphans At the Ions. end.
5indelar vas chosen 70 hurI Cor the
F1urkes and aside from the first inning
he got away with a good game Numerous
errors behind him were responsible for tce
other three runs secured By the Orphans
Omaha made six errors while the visitors
r-IdA four The Rourkas pur up a good
battle but could not strike their gate until
the asst two innings. and then il vas too
late Ellis. who twirled tor the Orphans.
was found for eight hits. but he was tight
in the ptnches He famed ten q the Rmrrxe
s.Iggers
A vain attempt vas made by the Rourkss
n the ninth inning 70 lie the score but.
although getting the bases filled. only one
man could be pushed ACROSS the rubber
IN this inning Arbogast singled to left
Schoonover was sent IN to bat for Sin .elar
and was hit with the ball. Agnew batted
for Moore and drew 4 pass. filing the
bases A sacrifice ny by Niehoff scored
Arbogast Thomson flew out 70 right and
Aguew was forced out az second BY Kane.
CoYle. The new EourSe left fielder. whom
Pa secured from the state league and VITO
led that league in batting IN the season
lust closed. got his barring toys on yester-
day and cloUted out Two pretty singles.
Williams. howevE-. vas the big noise with
the willow getting three hits IN four times
at bat Arbogast was also there getting
two hirs. For the Orphans. Eoerner was
the only man 20 get more than one hit
He drew two hits in three times up. one
OF which was a double to right n the eighth
inning. The hit, however. failed TO mate
rialize. as Tsbeu. the next man Up batted
into a double Score
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-16
ENDURANCE RUN IS AT AN END
All the Cars Reach the City After
Four Days in the State.
ALCo HAS THE BEST SCORE
Last Days Run liz from Hastings to
Omaha-TechntcaI Committee Ii
Vow Figuring Out the
Penalties.

Returning home after four days en-
durance run. with almost every car entered
still in the running for winning places, the
contestants Of the Omaha Motor club
fall event arrived in Omaha Friday after
noon The party was led by J. L Stern
berg and his Interstate official car. with
Baker in his VeIie leading the contestants
The Friday run was made from Hastings.
which was left at o'clock IN the morning,
70 Lincoln for lunch. and from t1are 70
Omaha AL Of the cars made good time
into the city. the big Kelley truck earrJ-
ing Bert Murphy and his party arriving at
{ clock in the evening
The Alec car the only si1-cylinder car
in the party has the best road record.
having a perfect score. except for a point
discounted for the greasing Of the chains
OF the car when II was N control N Lex
ingron Neb. The Alec is a seventy horse
power car weighing 4,3O0 pounds and is
owned by Jack sharp II was plotted by
Jim Smith over all the rough road and
came through perfectly
The technical test OF the cars Of the race
will be made today by a committee COM
posed OF Louis Schmttz. George Coe.
Charlie Smith and Fred Melcher The
technical examination counts more than
a perfect road score and some OF the cars
which have points against them NAV Jump
ahead OF the Alec and take the lead for
the prize cup.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-16
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

GOVERNMENT SALE INDIAN LANDS
AosoLnre lite GlVsn1Fhe unallottsd
tons OF the Five Civilized Tribes in Okla
noma. and not including the coal and tim
auction TO the highest bidder at the fol-
lowing terms, times and places at not less
than the minimum price stated in the ad-
tracts $500 acres. November q, g. Ste
phens county, Duncan, 20 tracts. IS. 800
Ryan. 7aS tracts, % 100 acres, November :.
10 u. Love county Marterta, % tracts,
$500 acres, November Ia IA, Is, ID; Carter
November II B 90 IL o. IS; MURRAY
county, Sulphur, 352 tracts. 5000 acres,
November a Is Ga5vin county, Pauls Val
Is. %; McClaln county, Purcell, 2s5 tracts
500 acres. December !. .; Pontotoc county
s. &, Johnson county, rish0mingo, 5s4 tracts
county oSi1 MadiE 20 tracts, 1850 acres. De-
tracts, Is. 100 acres, December u Is; Atoka
county, Atoka, L9l9 tracts. 124.O00 acres
! Soaigars' Ss tracrs 81. 800 acres. Decembsr
/ 90 z, y, Hughes county. Calvin. 4S7 tracts
5000 asres. December Is, q, Ptttshurg
| county McAlester, 1.630 tracts. 167. 100 acres
/ December Is. =. b. l9l1. January L 2; Has
/ kell county, Sugier, lS tracts. 1880 acres.
I January g. 4. Latirner county WiIblrton
I lgI tracts, 5000 acres January 8, Leflora
/ county. POteau, G5 tracts. q. 500 acres, jan
/ uAry g. Pushmataha county, Antlers, 81
] tracts, 1<,uUJ acres J4lAAEy >. >, 10 GlOG-
/ taw county, Hugo 5Sl tracts, 1850 acres,
! January Z. Il. q; McCurtain county, Idabel
/ rs tracts. 545O0 acres. January Is, 10. IL
/ is 1872. Not more than 100 acres OF agri-
| cultural and $40 acres Of other lands VIII
/ be sold 20 one person in any one nation
1 Agricultural lands ara those having a min
| mum valuation OF Is 20 or more per acre
/ Terms are . per cent at the time OF sale
| s per cent in twelve months ana 20 per
| cent in two years with per cent inter
| est Payments must be made in the form
| OF draft or certified check payable 70 ]
! g. Wright. commissioner. Upon full nav
| rrenu being made az any time deed viii
/ issue Immediately after approval OF saIa
| session be given, but cutting OF timber or
| drilling or mining Tor minerals thereon
| will not be permitted until full payment OF
! purchase price Right Ia reserved to re-
iect any or al bids For Information an
3 oily TO the Commissioner % the Five Civil
7 ized Tribes. Muskogee. Oklahoma, or any
! OF the District Agents as TO lands within
/ their respective districts. Lasts OF these
/ lands have been prepared by counties
I showing the terms OF sale. the description
OF the various tracts and minimum price
| II will be impracticable 10 furnish each in
| quirsr all OF these lists and il Is suggested
! specify tbs locality IN which they ara In
/ terssted. Blueprints OF che various coun-
ties. showing the location OF the and
/ 10 be sold will be furnished upon applica-
ion 70 the undersigned upon the pay-
ment OF $50 for each county. in the form
I OF draft Ut postal money order J. O.
WRIGHT. Commissioner 70 the Five Civ
lised Tribes. Auskogee. Oklahoma August
l. l9l-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-16
HILTON PLAYS SPLENDID GOLF
American Defense Of Amateur. Title
Rests on Two Men.
rRAvERs LOSES TO BRIT1sEER
Upper MOntcIatr Player Makes Gal
liant But Hopeless Attempt to
Put viEttor Out OF the
RunnfuR.

RYE. n. z. Sept 5.-H H Elton Of
England won his way into the finals Of
the American amateur golf championship
tocLv by defeating c. ". Lnslee OF New
49,. Up and 70 play.
zsaorf squared the match on the
tNe4ry-slxth through Evans errors, al
uhough the three previous h0tes were t1alved
n fine golf Eerreshoff took the lead at
the twenty Up and to play.
Fred Harreshoff OF the Ewanok club de-
feated Charles Evans OF Chicago, Up and
, TO piay. Herreshoff will play Hilton for
the American championship tomorrow.
Hilton will play Inslee tomorrow.
Jerome D. Travers Of the Upper Mont
clair IN. - club, twice a national cham
pion. made a gallant effort in the third
round yesterday TO stop the British cham
pioR, but failed on the thirty-fourth green by
a score OF down and TO play. More than
5000 golfers tTampsd the 500 yards OF the
Apawamis course twice TO see one OF the
greatest gnlcng struggles ever waged in
this country
The three other matches in the third
round were neglected. YET Inslee had "a
play thirty-six holes 70 defeat P ".
whittsmore Of the Country club OF Brook
line. Mass, Up. while Herreshorr was
carried TO the thirry-second green by o.
wald Eirkby OF EngIewood-
Chick Evans, after being three down
at the end Of the morning round. played
record golf IN the afternoon and disposed
OF Western Champion Albert Seckel Of
Riverside. Chicago ? up and to play.
II was ideal golfing weather and the
Apawamis course with its tree boundary
furnished a setting for one OF the most
brilliant sporting pictures Of the year The
cards OF Hilton and rravers. yesterday;
MORNING ROUND.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-16
sBatted FOR Move in ninth.

AIilwaukae
IudianapOlil
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-16

2.05 pace. two IN three. purse 5000;
A1or Br1no, b. g, by Wild Brlnn
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-16
Iowa Ready for PT.cr,,..

IOWA CITY. Ia, Sept B-SSuecfaI)-
With the arrival OF Assistant Coach Norayy
Eny IN Iowa City today the WORK OF get
ing the Iowa foot ball team inro shaps
Lor the coming season has been Definitely
begun. While practice OF any sort before
september 20 Is forbidden by the Big Eight
r4les' Eby viii Keep busy getting a line on
ne elgible candidates and working over
pays and signals with Captain Murphy
Head Coach Hawley Ia expected about the
first OF the week 0
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-16
CUBS And PIRATES DIVIDE
Chicago Gets Even Break After Losing
First Contest.
PITTsBUEGH WINS IN TIE THIRD
second Game Is Called After sixth
Inning On account OF Darkness
-1fmmerman Gets Home


PITTsBCEGH Sept I5-Pittsburgh and
Chicago broke even -oda-. Pittsburgh win
ming The first game. 3 90 e and Chicago
the second. 4 90 The second game was
called after the sixth inning on account OF
darkness Hendrix pitched tine bal for
The home team ard had errorless support
In the second game Gardner weakened IN
the sixth inning, when A single by Sheck-
ard. triple BY Tinker and 4 home run BY
Zimmerman Melted three runs ard the
game. Score. first game.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-16

GLENWOOD. Neb.. Sept. Is. Especial. -
Under the instruction Of Or. T. A Pearson,
CTlenwood High school viii have a foot bali
team that will equal II not surpasa, the
team OF last year. This year the team viii
average LOO pounds against lac pounds Last
wear With the exception Of one game.
thew defeated all Corners last year. DR. T
A Pearson. coach. was with Des Moines
from 1904 TILL 1897 and played end with the
University Of Chicago in 1893.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-16
Morris Will Meet
Jim Flynn Tonight
Oklahoma Giant VIII Do Battle with
Pueblo Fireman in Long Post
poned Engagement.

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-THE first i'm
portant battle OF heavy-wsights IN New
York since the DAYS az old Horton boxing
laws viii take place at Madison Square
garden tonight when Carl Morris Of
Sapulpa- Okl.. meets Fireman Jim Flynn
Interest both in and outside the city is
shown BY the high price, the big sale OF
tickets and the army OF sporting men here
from all over the country TO see the con-
test
A whole trainIoad Of Oklahomans arrived
today with pockets full OF Morris money
and started the first real betting Odds in
Morris home, they said, favored him
20 Hitherto practically no money has
been wagered here on the result OF the
battle. This was mainly because the Okla
homa giant is an unknown quantity in IN,
east
Flynn Is a fighter OF ten years ex
perience. who has met nearly all the big
heavy-weights. including lack Johnson. HI.
experience and EsneraIship is expected q
offset IN some degrees Morris trsmsndoui
advantage in weight and reach. Morris
weighs 80 pounds and Flynn tS0
Top gallery seats at the garden sold To-
day for g, with prices ranging up 20 81
for the rlngsIde boxes. The bout Is sx
pecUsd TO net about $4,000.
II Morris shows decisive superiority TO-
night his friends viii proclaim him king
Of the white hopes, with little fear Of
contradiction A message received from
prominent London sporting man says thai
Johnson is kssnly Interested IN the result
OF the match and planning, Il Norris WINS
20 make an early return 70 America In sx
pectItion u a battle with the new aspiranr
The bout tonight viii be a tsn-round
lo-decision affair. with hve-ounce glove.
and under straight Marquis OF oueensbury
rules
The following table shows the measure
menrs OF the fighters.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-16
Standing Of Teams
NATLLEAGUE.
WEST LEAGUE.

Yesterdny's Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Pueblo s. Omaha, 2.
Denver. g. Sioux City.
Lincoln. .. Des Moines, g.
- ropeka-St. Joseph, rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago. -; Pittsburgh 80
Cincinnati. -; ST Louis. 3-3
AMERICAN LEAGUE
St. Louis-W ashIngron. rain
Chicago Philadelphia. rain
DECENTRALIZATION, train DELAYED
Deuroir-New York. rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Indianapolis / Milwaukee.
Games Today.
Western LAague-Pueblo at Omaha, Dem
yer AT Sioux City, Lincoln at Des MONIES.
Topeka at st. Joseph.
National League-New York at Pitts
burgh. Philadelphia at Cincinnati, Brooklyn
at Chicago. Boston at St Louis.
American Lsague-St Louis at Washing
ton, Chicago at Philadelphia Detroit az
New York, Cleveland at Boston.
American ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at st
Paul. Columbus 1t Minneapolis, Toledo at
Kansas City. Indianapolis at Milwaukee,.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-16
Dewitt Team wins.

BEATRICE. Neb sept B-tSpeclaI
Telegram Two base ball games were
played at Pickreu this afternoon. The
first was between Firth and Dewitt the
latter winning BY the score OF 20 L Pick
rel played the winner. and Dewitt won
by the score OF II 70 o. Reed. formerly
with the business college team Of this City
pitched both games Tor Dewitt
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-16

STANTON, Neo.. Sept B.-ISpeciaI)-A
loot Dali squad has been organized in the
nlgh school here and as soon as the team
Is picked viii be ready to take on games
with other high schools superintendent
WEIGH will coach the boys and is bound
in the past
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-16
Reda Lnse 10 Games.

ST LOUIS. Sept 15.--incinnau made its
last APPEARANCE OF the season on the local
grounds and lost both games 81 the double
header with St Louis.
The first game was hard fought and went
TO St Louis in the tenth inning, when
Bliss long single scored Hauser with the
winning run. Benton walked nine ana hit
two batsmen. Magee was ar second IN
Cincinnati started the scoring in the
second game gathering two runs in the
first inning The locals tied it n the
third ana won out in the ninth, when
Eouetchy singled and went to third on an
error. scoring on Cakes sacrifice ny. Score
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-16
Bav. Indian Ptteher.

CHICAGO, sept. 1.-THE Chicago Ma
rional league club today announced the
purchase 81 Slapnicka. the Indian pitcher
who won the Wisconsin Illinois league pen
naut FOR Rockford 5lapnicka viii report
next week He has won rWeuty-tour OF
twenty eight games pitched this season.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-16
GRIZZLIES DEFEAT sioux CITY
KIepfer Pitches Better Ball. but
Errurs Prove Costly

SIOUX CITY Ia Sept I5--Elepfer
pitched better ball than EinseIla today
bur his two errors allowed three runs and
lost the game for Sioux City s to j. He
dropped a ball at the plate. allowing Cas-
sidy 70 score in the fourth His wild throw
70 Erst on Coffey's sacrifice was re-
aponsinle for two runs in the seventh
Score
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-16

TWo-oase hts. hltier, DoIan- Three
base hits. EAlsuon. Doiau- Sacrifices hit-
Ritter Double play Move 70 Williams
10 Hunter Left on bases. Anlwaukee, g.
Indianapolis g. Struck out. BY Cutting
J. oy Link, L Time. 80. Umpires. Owens
ana AICNuluy-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-16
CEyCETNArL
r1tals. = 5 30 IS 2
.rwo out when winning run scored.

Two out when winning run scored
sBattsd for Ellis IN rhe ninth
Cincinnati .-.---. o.
81 Louis ...... 0 o o l.
ryo-basa tir- Knneuchy Three base hit.
Mitchell First base on balls; OF Steele.
2. off Bsnton 3 Struck OUT. BY Steele. &
bv Berron 4 Time 2.23. Empires. Fin
ueran and Rizler.
second zlme
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-16

Eight Thousand People Attend Mar
shaIItovyn Fair Second Day.

MARSHALLTOWN. la Sept -5.-spe-
cial Telegram. Eight thousand people
saw the second DAY races OF the Iucz.
county fair Two out Of three harness
events were won IN straight heats. sum
mary.
80 pace. purse 500
Raymond n u H EoUlger. OIiel I
DR. Goldsmith "a z. Agisr. DoWs). ,
Bessie IT " HisUler, NsWuonl ..-- 3
Princess Vasco CIV. Beecroft. Eldoral 3 4
Time. 2.Iglt 2-23a 22L
20 pace purse E300
Prince Edgar CIV. r Johnson.
Casrlewood u. H BoUrgar Olliel. / 8 ,
Gold Coin &c. " Nelson. Mar
shallroWnl .....----...--.-. .--.-.. 2 a
Tirns. 2.t4za TIA 2.Isla 2.Ls@I
$50 Crot. purse E200
Idella u H Botrssr OIlie4-....--. 1 I 1
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-16

with pitched ball Shaw E-oerner. Schoon-
over First base on balls. Oft Sindelar
OFF Ellis g. Sacrifice hits Moore Me.
hoff. Ellis. Berger 81. Stolen base Bergar
Struck out. By Sindelar. l. by Ellis, 10
Double play Berger TO Hughes TO Me
hntt Left on bases: Omaha, II Pueblo.
s. Time rs Umpires. Clarke and Nc
Dowell.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-16
BREWERS SCORE IN NINTH
DoIan's Hftting, Combined with
Moves Errors. Enough 10 Defeat
HOLSTERS by Two 90 one.

MILWAUKEE,. Sept I5-Dolan hitting,
com bined with Moves errors, was enough
10 defeat Indianapolis today. the home team
winning, to J. Cutting, although hit hard.
had good support AZ critical times Score.
| IVA Y
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-16

HEARTwELL- Neb., Sept. 5.-tSpeciaI.)
-Heartwell played the Kansas City All
Stars today one Of the best games ever
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-16
PAFILLIoS TAKES FIRST PRIZE
sarpy County Players Win HOuOrs IA
Hall Tourney.

SPRINGFIELD Neb. sept Is Special
Telegram In tina base ball contest here
TODAY between Papillion. Greenwood, Cedar
Creek ana Louisville. PaplliOn Won first
prize. Greenwood second and LOUISVILLE ana
Cedar Creek the third prize
score. first game. Papal1on. 2; Louis
Vile g. Second game. Greenwood. e. Cedar
Creek. O.. Third game. Papilliou, IL; Green
wood. 2
The first prize was SO second SIS and the
other prize was s.. so 10 each.
Batteries; Fapillion. Rhodes. Clare and
Williams, Green Carr, Howard anu
Burks. Louisville. G0sch and Shanburg
Cedar Creek Wolf and Connors
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-16

seen here The locals trimmed the visitors
o 20 T. IN the remarkable time OF sixty
minutes. The score.
All Stars. ........... q a a A a A
Hearrweu ...........-1 90 q "a
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-16

Ben Russell CA z. Anger, Brooktyu) & 2 3
Tom Genaro CH- NJ Leach, Eldora). 1
Winawanda e. 3. Mccoy Knox
Time. 2:2sl1; 2.21l 2:2sL
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-16

Two-oase nit Curtis. Hits or Hagsr-
man, IN SIX innings; on smith ! IN three
innings Sacrifice hats. CollIEan. AIaLricz-
Stole bases Anderson go. DIVER. Dotble
plays. Anderson 60 Ulrowsiu GO Graham.
DunGon 10 Thomas % UnglaUb 70 Nc
Grain. Lett on bases. Des Molnes, 3: Lin
coin. 10 First base On balls orr Hager-
man. q, or Owens, & Hit BY pitched ball.
Granam. struck our. BY Eage-uan, 8.
Owens. Time; lis. Umptrss- Mckee and
weaver
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-16

sOne out when winning run scored
sPatted for Willie IN the ninth.
Cincinnati ......-..2 O 0 o 0 o.
Sd Louis ...-...-- 0 0 . 0 o 0 Q 0 l. 3
b Tvo-base hits. Bescher, Mowrsy, Hoh-
itzaL Hit with pitched ball By Lauder
milk Narsans BY Frunnrne willie. First
base on balls Off Laudermilk, s, off
Fronar1e. l. Struck OUT: By LAuderuilk.
!. bv Fromme l EMPIRES Rigler aid
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-16

sacrifice hits Lindsay. Hartman, Gull
In. Cotfey 90, kinseila- Two-bass hits
Cassidy. Framhss. Hartman, Reilly, Lind
say. Stolen bases, Stem. Wagner, Cassidy
Cotcey. EenworthY. Hits. or Elepter, D
IN sighr innings; or Barber , IN one in
ming Double play Kinsella 70 Frambes
20 Lindsay Struck out BY klepfer. 10;
BY Einsella- 8 Bases on balls orr KEEP
fer 8 off Einsella. A. Passed ball. Miller
Hir oy pitched ball Einsella. Time. e,05
Unpires. Morgan and Knapp
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-16
summary

Hilton won from rravers 3 up and two
Insiee won from Whiruemore l up.
Herreshotf won from KirkbY 8. up ana 5
Evans won from SeckeI up and /
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-16

-sartsd for Richie in nlnlh.

"Earred for Richie N ninth.
Eitrsby1rvh O. o o "a
Chicago .............-0 0 0 0 Q o.
rwo-basa hits. Byrne. Campbell. Tinker
rhree-bas hats. Carey. Wilson. =heckard
Sacrifice hirs. carey lIcCarrhy Good
Bases on balls orr Headrix. Il OFT Ruel-
bach. ,. of Richie. l. struck out. By
Hendrix 4. by Ruelhach 2, by Richie. 3.
Double PLAYS Mccarthy 70 Miller 70 Wag-
uer, Miller to Mccarthy 20 Wagner
Doyle lunassisted). Wild pitch. Ruelbach.
Left on bases. Pittsburgh 10; Chicago, 2.
Hits. Off Ruelbach 5 in three innings
of Richie, 5 IN five innings. Time. ~
Cu1pires- C'DHy- and Emslie.
score second game
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-16
It's Most Gratifying

to see the way parents are bringing the
boys to US for their clothes. Guess we
must have clothed about half the school
boys IN town.
Never saw anything Like it the way
they have bought suits this season-and
there must be some good reason for it
and we feel that the reason Is the great
amount of value they get for their
money.
Come and see if that isn't true.
Suits at $3.50 to $1,000
that carry a guaranteed saving Of 800
or more.