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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-02-02

The man who laughs at his troubles
deprives his friends of the satisfac
ton CT laughing at him.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-02-02

Many mistake soft words for tender,
loving ways.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-02-02
Senator Paynter.

quent assertion in the public press that
the president is using his personal, if
not his official influence against Mr.
Lorimer, Mr.. Payn.er said he desired
to resent the imputation against the
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-02-02
SEVEN
YEARS OF
MISERY
All Relieved by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.

SikeSton, Mo. =" For seven years I
suffered everything. I was in bed
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-02-02

All the neighbors have done the
same thing. That leaves me with
money on my hands that nobody
wants to borrow"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-02-02
Vauaries of Finance,

81 understand you have paid the
mortgage off your place"
Yep" replied Farmer CorntosseL
Then why do you complain of hard
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-12
Steel Hearing Develops Fact
That Finance King Once
Had Chance to Buy Out Car
negie for $l6O,OO0.O0
LATER HE PAID
S50O.OOO,OOO FOR IT
Melville +. Stone of Associat.
ed Press Asks to Be Heard
on Letter Saying it Needs
His Explanation.
fn, E,en,ns herald =. p. Leased wir-,

fHs E,ening nerRId =. y Leased wirrp
Washington AUG ~ After dis
cussiug a structural steol agreement
ioI apporuonins products throughout
tn country. an arrangement -.dd &"
have been discouraged hy y a. GARY
OF the United states steel corrorn-
ton and q discussion of trust meth
uds generally, the house steel trust
Investigating committee to-day at
iournrd until October 10.
W g. Temple Of Pittshurg. Who
Vas commissioner of the steei plat"
association. was the las, Witness.
Among other things he told how j
T. Morgan once refused 100000.
VUu option on the carnegie Steel
companN aud siN months later paid
$500. 100000 for that property.
When the house committee inquir
ing into the so-callcd stccl trust al
fairs resumed its hearings today 10
was with the expectation that re-
| cess would De- taken late this after
, noon uutll autumn. At the outset of
| todaS'S session Chairman stanley of
tho committee read telegram from
Melville T.. stone general manager
OF the Associated Press. requesting u
hearing lie viii be- heard when the
committee resumes after the recess
MI stones telegram 10 Mr.. stanley
read
/ Albany, y. v. Aug. il.-Hon \.
, O. stanley Washington, u G.:
Have just learned that personal
letter ~ mine to Oaklsigh THORN.
I Was introduced in evidence today. Il
/ is only fair to SAY that this letter was
/ written under what now proves to
/ haN" been misapprchousion OF the
facts ana its use before YOUR commit.
toe without explanation is unjust I
therefore request hearing at your
! hands. tStgurdl
MELVILLE T. STONE"
'rho chairman. announced MIR
stanley. "Nill hr very glad to hear
| from Mr stone"
'l received q telegram from Mr.
stone This morning, said Ropresen-
iatiNc Littlcton OF New York. IL
| do not happen To- have 10 with mo. but
ln % he requested that his telegram to
Mr.. Sanl"l be- introduced I'm the ioc-
ora of the proceedings
All th" members OF the committee
expressed tHe opiuion THAI Nj. stone
should hr ny'u an opportunity to
appear
u ' Boiling, one of counsel Tor
Che United states steel corporation.
declared that son behalf ~ Mr.. P,r-
k'ns ! would suggest To- the commit
Toe mat Mr. stone be- subpoenaed
Nj Littlctou moved that when the
'"mittro resumed after a recess Nj
stone pc heard This Wns usr.aa 20
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-12

siows that th, prices for the -iN foot
hind'r which i- sold M America for
Yl.i. ar, az follows
France. Slf3.50. Germany. t2O3.
Denmark, ti61.5O; south Russia
slGN.a6. Great Britain. Sl3i.i6. and
tuat tho mot prices received by the
American manufactures are greater
on the machines sold abroad than AT
iumc
AZ 10 the charge that the intorna-
uonni Harvester company is "A trust
th" reply is That it was not merger
of existing corporations but % new
ono iu which $40. 600. hUu was invest
od by persons NOT heretofore n the
Harvester buslu,es
Finally the international denies
tIut amy plants purchased by it were
closed or abandoned. hut spt.4 thpt
the plants were enlarged. improved
nd huV" employed more men than
N,r before.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-12
WOOI. BIII. REPORT
nlil. VIVID 10 IInI- IL

Washington Nug D. Tho confer.
'nrr .'port 900 90, SooI tariff rcyis.
'u lil N9- presented to thr house 20
day hs Hnrr,..uuuy, Underwood,
Who requested tbJt tnr report and
accompanying statement Just pre-.
purrl ID, printed lu thr record under
tine yuIrs ol fh, house Minority
Loader Mann made th, point that
r,,u tauj action could not Doe taken
until tuy senate acted ON tho report.
Hr argued that mo body "Asrcelnr
to holding conference must 1ct
urst 'u thr conference report
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-12
BIG COPPER MERGER
BLOCKED AGAIN
Action Filed at Maruette is
Fourth Brought to Prevent
Deal and Each is in Separate
Court. -
IN, E,salas msrala a. y. L.s..a wlr.l

Marquette, Mich. Aug 10 An.
other attempt to blockade the propos.
90 consolidation of the Hccla and
Calumet Osceola Ahmcck and sew
eral other Lake superior copper min
ing companies was made yesterday
when John S. Jockson of Milwaukee.
an Ahmcck stockholdor. hogan an ac-
ton In lltc United states court at
Marquette, in which n asks porman-
cnt Injunction against the merger
TINS makes th, fourth suit that has
hccu instituted. each In Il different
court
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-12
Mr.. LOUOENSLAGER
IS DEAD At HIS
HOME TOWN
Member of Congress for Ten
Terms and Secretary of Ma
tional Republican Campaign
Committee Three Times

"a, E,eniag Hcyaid 4. y. L.-sed wIreb
HtuIsuuIu n J. Aug ~ Con
gr's-m8r Henry g. Loudouslagcr died
uf hi. sllrucU hrro this morning
Mr IUudeus'uuEsr was ten times
elected tu congress from the first Ncw
Jersey district and during the last
thro" congressional campaigns scc-
rctnry OF the republican congressional
campaign committee was 80 years
old ne had been ailing Tor long
lme
Henry clay fAudcnslager. repuhl-
cnn of Pauisboro. Glauccstcr county,
was horn Miy 80. 1853. Lowing the
farm rumc hc engaged IN business in
Philadelphia In 1873 wherein ho con-
tinu'd Tor ten yrnra la 1882 hc was
elected county o'crk. ana reelected In
1NNt. Hr was appointed secretary ~
the republican Congressional cam
1airn committee in 1905 and 1905 Al
tbis time his entrance into national
politics was effected He WAS success
vtN elected 90 congress as repre-
.rat. tive ln hc uftN.third 90 the
e'Nty-uv.t receiving 1t.4l3 votes TO
$50 f"r Edward T. Grossoup. dem.
urral h.- nearest opponent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-12
W0MAN's BODY FOUND
HORRIBLY MUTILATED
nv EVENING Herald a. p. Leased wire,

Sioux City, Ia. Aug ~ Tho po-
nrc today are irving 90 solve a mut
der mystery brought a. their atten-
ton ny tho discovery OF the mangled
body yesterday of an unidentified
woman ou farm two miles south of
the ciu.
The Woman had been dead about
two weeks Hcr head Was crush,
md her bod, was In such a condition
ihnt Identification was tmpossihie
Bullet wounds from revolver Nero
found in the arms
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-12
House
. . s%Ae e~~%Aa 4

washington. Aug tg-The confer
"n"r 'n the fro" ij-t bin today refused
9" 'sr'. Co iha kouu senate amend.
n'nl Limiting thu free admission of
meats aud cereals % hos, countrie.
Win which the United states has re-.
..p''".l trade agreements. which was
".Neu'" G" cuuunc such frr, impor.
'ai'"n Co imports from Canada. Do
''-" refused 60 lgr,. 60 M, houe,
fw.nim"ur auditing lcmou- to ,h, fr..
1.l The Cnulor"'- accepted aII oihtr
senate um,ndm.uts
Tho bin wil %, sent back d, the
senate Immediately FOR u.o y,t, ou
i1" Kern amendment ANA tnc. nous,
I"f another vote uu tho lemon am,ud-
mont These viii prublhI, 10, taken
on Monday tU which dnic TODAY both
houses adjourned
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-12
KANSAS HEAT IS
WORST EVER
Temperatures of Over 100 De.
grees in Middle West Cause
Sufferings and Loss of
Crops.


Kansas ritN aug ie 50 relief
from th' excessive heat which has
prevailed ~ the southwest for a wack
Do in sight according Go thu United
states weather forc,ast,r lerc Tcm.
','tufrs $50 o'clock this morning
seemed q" indicate that Yesterdays
nsW's which Nor, Juoy, e hundred
'l through Missouri kansas auI
oklahoma would ho oquaned The
'1ll"wnG ,rmp'rlturos at that hour
vcr, recorded
Kansas city. 500. Wichita. Kan. OK
nh"Wp CITY and Fort smith. Ark
is. So Joseph Mo. 20, Omaha. 90
Fort worth, Texas, -.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-12
CAMORRA ATTORNEY
MAKES ENEMIES
Defender of Alleged Thugs
and Murderers is Recipient
of Unfriendly Demonstra
tion in Court Room.
uny E,-aisE Herald \. y. Lv..-d Wire,

Nitcrho Aug Aiessandro Llog
The attorney for the defense. who Ial
been accused OF unprlcssionai conduct
hy The prosecution and rebuked by iha
court for pi"cipillting violent scenes
was The object oI an unficndh doom
onstrntion go toiuys proceedings 100
the Cam0rra trial
Grmaldi, formerly cMcf of rlo
branch at the Camoyra no CusIallJ-
mare look the stand aud testified tlJ.
Lloy had hrined him tu bear false W.T.
ness against Tomaso ne Anrolis n
~ charged that the Camortists. W,.l.
Inc 10 divert suspicion troW iho -
selves caused th" prI'st NitofzI tu
falsely dcnOuuco d. Nug'lis ami Gl'.
tlnO Nmedio as the murtyrcr of G"g.
naro CuoccOlu and SIgnou Cnocpl1
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-12
IIOUSE COTTON Bill
TAKEN tpIN SIN ATE

Washington. Aug ts.-Thc house
cotton bul was tak,n up by the sem
ate todly ON muU.a of senator ~moot
of Utah
senator Dumm,u- ol Iowa onorod
uis amendment FOR th, revision Of
tnc lron and steel schedule of me
urin bin
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-12
Edgar Bancroft, Special Coun-
sci for Concern Files Report
With Committee Denying
Charges.
TOWNSEND REPORT IS
NOT BASED ON FACTS
Attorney Asserts That State
ments Are Nearly All I'M
true and That Even Names
Are Wrong
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-12
STORM SWEEPS O\ER
COAST or FLORIDA
Ins Evening Hrrsid \, q. Leased NireI

N'" orleans l.'., Nag -~f frn-a-
cola. FIu. Nls shut lu frnm wire
communication with the rest of thD
world today us result of storm
which swept tu1l part of IN" gulf
coast Yesterday ltrports received
ntr H.t uant were tlat br wind WIS
uin,t uI.t au hour ANA wus mo
worst eur. 'H. hurricane OF s.ptom-
hrr lYut.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-12
PRINTERS ENROUTE
TO BIG MEETING
Train Load Arrives in San
Francisco From Houston,
With Bevy of Pretty Girls
to Win the Fight.
tns Evsa,nE H~rals \. y. Lsas.I wirsl

san Francisco, Aus. IA special
train arrived here today from iinus-
ton Texas. with delegates Go tho In
tornationai Typographical union r.
convention. which opens here Mon
day The party included tcu girls
from the Texas City brought along
as boosters a. secure the next cuu-
Vcntion FOR Houston
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-12
FREE LIST ITEMS
ARE RETURNED TO
THE SENATE AND
THE HOUSE
Kerns Amendment for Free
Meats and Cereals From Re
ciprocity Countries and
Lemons Caused Stumbling.
Blocks.
PUBLICITY BILL Is
READY FOR ACTION

~, Evening Herald 5. =. 'ras~d Wtrrl
, TO-DAY ~ CONGlsI.~~. .
, ~ .n.nrtou. Nup ll y
, ~rnntc. .
Mot nt noon.
y cotton ban token up fur .on. q,
-idartuou
ordered investigation ni ,,I,.. =
B ulu ur senator stephenson ui .
Wisconsin
Agreed tu vote Monday uu .
B proposed diSuoutuUauc, ot the .
, national monetary commission q
December .
, Foreign committee Ugr'cd to =
recommend ratification ot atbi- =
, tratIon treaties with Great Bri- .
, tain ANA France modified .
confirmed recent diplomatic .
D nominations senator Bacon .
3 chosen president protomporo for =
. Monday =
rouf.roos having failed to =
. agr,, th, resolution for direct =
. election OF United states sruU- Z
D tors ho- ho'r postponed until =
. next session
v 'lNNIh'i''l 81 Nlll lNNlfU AifNNlf'N
. 'ur two hours in executive Scs-
. ,tuu without result. Grave doubt 4
y Of action at this session
. Free list ban agreed on I'm CON 4
y i'renC" except as To- the Kern 4
y amendment and free lemons 4
Campaign publicity hin h. Z
y agreed on iu conference 4
y Adjourned at 2:tl -. m until 4
. noon Monday Z
y House 4
y Met az t2tO4 D. H.. 4
y Recessed at ~ 90 until T. I
y m. to receive wool bin confer 4
. cucc report with vicW to acop- 4
= tion Monday
News ut death ot Ucproscnta- I
y ttv" LoudensAgcr OF New Jer- .
Fry received
St"'l trust iuyeeugluug com. 4.
. Mite" continued hearings
Adjourned ot 30 M. uuru ,
' Monday noon OUT of respect to 4
y m'in"r} ot Rrpresouuuy, Loud 4
. cuslaE.r +,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-20
University Splinter
Makes Record in South
Guy Reed Has Good Mark Under
Colors of Kansas City Athletic
Club. s...

LINCOLN, Neb.. June 19-(special)-
Friends of Guy Reed, the crack uni
verslty Splinter who went to kansas City
last week TO compete In western athletic
games there Saturday under the colors
OF the Kansas City Athletic club. were
much gratified with his showing. which
included among other events the hundred
yard dash in a trifle less than 9t seconds.
The former Cornhus<er Will go into ath-
letlcs for the next two years. In which
time he is to visit England and Scotland,
where he will run against the fastest CEN
fury men in the world. Reed Is a graduate
Of the Holdrege high school and before
coming to the state university was known
as one OF the fastest men In western Ne
braska. He holds the quarter-miie record
at Nebraska, having done that distance
in an seconds.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-20
Nebraska Races Z,
Get Many Horses
Large Interest in the Races at Te.
kamah Starting on the Fourth
of July,

Bud Latta, president of the Tekamah
Speed association, was in Omaha Sunday
enroute to Friend where he will secure
entries for the Tekamah races. The entries
close today. The Tekamah races will be
held July 4, and s. The races at Friend
are Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Of
this week. The races on the same circuit
at Fremont will be held June rs, ~ and so,
and at West Point July u, ID and a..
Horses are in great demand because of the
numerous race meets being held, but on
account of the $500 purses for each event
the Nebraska towns are experiencing little
difficulty in securing numerous entries
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-20
PUEBLO TEAM BUNcHEs HITS

decisions he made his decision before the
play.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-20
sherman Avenue Boys win.

The Sherman Avenue Merchants defeated
the Walnut Hill Merchants Sunday after
noon on the Box factory grounds BY a
score OF 10 TO ?. The sherman Avenues
had the Walnut Hills outclassed In every
part Of the game up to the seventh inning
when they came together a little and ran
In two runs; after that it was grapes for
was the batting of Meyers, Brinkley and
Kinnard for the Sherman Avenue Mer-
chants Brinkly and Kinnard each getting
a three-base hit with the bases full. Score
Sherman, Ave2 0 O,O23 2 90 1s
Walnut Hin o o 0 2 o. 8
Batteries Sherman Avenue Merchants,
Wade and Kinnard; Walnut Hill Mer-
chants, Elliott and Rechac.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-20
DOubIe-Header for Eagles.

header Sunday and defeated the Imperiais
of Council Bluffs by the score of I TO i,
and the Eagles also played the Royal
ssrriye The hitting of rPefke and ostronic
featured. Score: R H p
Eagles % 100 OF 10 :
Batteries: Eagles, Sabin and Polifka
Imperials, Gunnie and II. Skinner. Struck
out; BY Sabin, 10; BY Gunnie 9. Base on
o. Ostronic. "a. Umpire Stronge.
Next Sunday the Royal Achates will
play the second game at the Benson Eagles
park.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-20
TWO MORE FOR DODGE BoYs
North Bend Loses BY Single Run
Blank for West Point

DODGE, Neb% June l9.-(Special.) 1.-THE
Dodge Athletics defeated the North Bend
team in an exciting twelve-inning contest
by a score of to 5, The North Bend team
was strengthened by several Morse Bluff
men and put up a hard battle. 1t was a
pitchers battle with honors about even
score; R.HE.
Dodge .......,... o 03OOOO1-6 ~ (
North Bend 80 10000 2OOO-5 II
Struck out: BY Hefti, TO- by Bockemuehl,
10. Hit by pitched ball: Hefti, l. Bocke-
muehl, 2. Batteries: Dodge, Hefti and But
Ter; North Bend, Bockemeuhl and Lehmer
Dodge Athletics administered a shultout
70 the West Point Reds, by a score of 7 to
o. The feature of the game was Hefti !
pitching allowing only two hits, striking
Out eleVen men. score: Ri f.
West Point 40 o 0 % 0 %
Struck out: BY Hefti, Il; by Cooper, z
Bases on balls; Off Hefti. o; off Cooper, s.
2 Batteries, Dodge, Hefti and Butler
West Point, Cooper and Thesen
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-20
Soldiers Defeat A,hIand.

ASHLAND, Neb., June 19-(SpeciaI)-
In well played game on the Ashland
who are at the target range for their YEARLY
practice won the game from the Ashland
team by score of TO I. The features OF
the game was the pitching of Clark for the
soldiers. who famed fourteen men. and the
two-base hit made by Carroll In the eighth
inning with the bases full, which decided
the game, The Ashland team was always
Score by innings:
Fourth Infantry....,O % 100 O-5
Ashland .,....,,.,,,.i,O 0 8 o. 0 O %
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-20
HASTINGS.
KEARNEY
IN IL

STRUCK OUT BY FERRY, s. by Wright, l.
Bases on balls: OFF Perry, o; Off Wright
!, Two-base hits; Garzee, KAtz, Hoernle,
Pagles. Three-base hit: Watson. Umpire:
Mckee
YORK, Neb.. June 19.-(Special Tele-
gram York defeated Grand Island easily
for fourteen hits. including five home runs
Wilkins had the Islanders eating out of his
hands after the first inning holding them
to one hit in eight innings. Grand Island
scored in the first on a single and stolen
base by McKibben and double by Nc
Lear Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-20
Totals...-.SS 8 a Il .

Earned runs Fremont, 1; Superior. 2
Sacrifice hits: Michael. Spellman (2). Stolen
bases Bennett, Bonner (2), Rondeau, Nc
Lowell r. Bockewitz, Orr. Two-base hit
on balls; Off w. Smith, Z; off Stevens, g.
struck s3i, out: BY W. Smith, 5; by Stevens, 6
t III py pitched ball: BY w. Smith. l; by
perlor, g. Time; 200 Umpire: McDermott
Hts uhss Neb, June l9.-(Special Tele-
sial After having the game costly won
60 costly errors Hill pitched a good game
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-20
Forty-Two Strike Outs
In Ten-Inning Game
Pitchers in Semi, Professional Contest
in Toledo, o., Make Remarkable
Record.

TOLEDO o., Pune i9.-Forty-two strike
outs in ten-inning game was the record
established yesterday afternoon in a con-
and Oak Harbor played at Oak Harbor
and won by the Melvns, to /. Luebka Of
the Melvins and Kolath of the Oak Harbor
team formerly with the University OF
Michigan. each struck out twenty-one bats
men.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-20
Benson Eagles Lose
to Achates Athletics
Cross Aggregation Gets Cold Feet and
the Imperial Lads Take Con-
test by FORFEIT.

The Royal Achates added a big victory
to their long list Sunday by defeating the
Benson Eagles in a ten-inning game by the
score of . to 4. The Achates were SEIZED
when the Crosses saw the Achates prac-
tice they got cold feet. The Achates claim
the contest by the score of to o. The
Benson Eagles tried hard to wallop the
Achates. but only twice were lucky enough
to hit to any advantage. The Eagles made
two home runs, but the Achates turned the
same trick in the ninth, when Platz drove
the ball over the fence and put the game
on the high shelf. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-20
COLUMBUS TAKES EASY ONE
Leaders Bunch Hits Off McGlynn in
Cutting in Three Innings.
BREWERS LOSE, NINE To FOUR
Liebhardt Is Hit Hard, nut Fast
Fielding Saves Him Several
Times--CongaIton's One
Hand Catch Feature,

MILWAUKEE, Wis. June 1s.-The lead
ers punched their hits off McGlynn and
Cutting in the second, third and fifth in
nings, winning a one-sided game by the
scoIs of to 4. Liebhardt was hit hard,
but fast fielding saved him several times
Charles fielding and a wonderful run
ming one-handed catch by Congalton fea-
tured the game. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-20
Detroit signs COLLEGE Men.

DETROIT, June ls-Four more college
men have been signed BY the Detroit base
ball club. They are Catcher George r.
Wilson OF Bowdoin; Pitcher H. j. Wood.
another eastern coliegian; Third Baseman
Lundstrom OF the University OF Idaho
and Outfielder J. F. Mcdonald OF Vermont
university. Harold Killing, a brother OF
Catcher John king, will be turned over 70
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-20
Bill Bows win,

The Nebraska Telephone company de-
feated the fast Hanscom Parks at Florence
park Sunday in a fast and interesting
game. Pike, for the Bell boys had fourteen
strikeouts to his credit. The Nebraska
Telephone company would like TO hear
from the Townsends. Score: Il IL T.
Neb. Tel Co 0 90 , 0 - .
Bogats; Nebraska Telephone Co. itks and
Most. Hst .H.f." - .rr
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-20

Two base hits Clymer, Hickman, Hohn
horst Three-base hit; Gill. Home run
Rossman. Bases on balls: OFF Cavet, .
off S. Smith, 1; off Paige, 1. Struck out
BY Cavet, 3; by S. Smith, /. by Paige, .
1887 UmpiresA Bierhalter and Weddige.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-20
ncrrn Want Gnme..

The Bergs are without a game for next
SUNDAY and would like 20 hear from some
fast team either Ia or out OF town. Several
dates. especially July T. are heine held open
for out-of- town EaTes. Address NJ @.
Rogers. sra Nn~ie street., Omaha, teiep-
hone Webster. -912