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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27
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, were absent from the state for some
several weeks
AZ virsinIn Bcnch.
Among the guests registered at the
l<insey cottage, Virginia Beach. are
Mrs. Jack Temple. Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Sinton. Mr. and Mrs Ernest Bux
ton ana son. Ernest Buxton. Jr.. j,
w. Trant. all of Richmond. Misses
Marie Walker. Margaret Neimeyer. Ju-
liza and Charlotte Barksdale. Adele
Walker. Gordon lnnis. Frank Ben
son, Victor Boatwright. Erwin Person.
Mr.. and Mrs William II. Baker, Will
liam II Baker. Jr.. all of Portsmouth:
Miss Ellie Gwathmey. of Hanover;
Otto Dunkcl. of Columbus. o.: Mr.. and
Mrs p. H Gibson. Miss NJ. Gibson. of
Charlotte, O.. Mr.. and Mrs Bob Rison
and children. of Suffolk; j. Il. Peake.
of Churchland.
Eutertniucd for Bride.
Miss Jessie Stewart gave a reception
al her home III Clifton Forge Tuesday
afternoon in honor Of Miss Ella Archer
Anderson. whose marriage TO James
Lemuel Wills West was n society event
of Wednesday evening in tina, place.
Miss Stewart was assisted in receiving
by Miss Nell Anderson. Miss Grace
Kelly. of Huntington. w. Va. and
Misses Mary and Susie Anderson Miss
Bentley Wysor presided at the punch
bowl and Mrs j. II. Drewry poured
tea. Mrs. W. u. Baker. Mrs. Il. G.
James. Mrs. 4 Gleason and Mrs A.
f. stewart assisted in the dining room
Big Jars of ferns and hydranEeas dec
GRATED the parlors. and a bowl OF gar
den roses was used on the tea table
y linen shower was given for the bride
during the afternoon.
Miss Stewards guests included Mrs
Lavtnder and Miss Hunter. of Lynch
burg; Miss Mates. OF New Orleans
Miss Mallory. of Athens. Ga Miss wy
sor. of Muncie, Ind; Miss Hannah wy
sor. Of Pulaski: Miss Matte West Of
Westland Miss Mary Barksdale. or
Houston. Miss Flora Snead. Mrs L K
Masslo. Mrs J. W. Gleason. Miss Carrie
Tinslsy Miss Mary Wilson Mrs & c.
Dunn. Mrs. Eugene Mathews, Mrs Rich
ard la Shy, Mrs {. +. Sentz. Mrs O &
Harvey. Mrs L. J. Giles. Mrs II +
Donovan. Mrs. ". w Taylor. Mrs
George * Anderson and Miss Bessie
Williamson
Mis-. Cleveland Engaged.
Announcement has been made of the
engasement of Miss Esther Cleveland
eldest daughter OF the late Grover
Cleveland and Mrs. cleveland TO Ran
dolph u. West. of Princeton Univer-
sity Miss Cleveland is about twenty
years old and at present is spending
the summer with her mother al Tam
worth, y. II.
The wedding Will be celebrated Octc-
her IL. Mrs. Cleveland is planning the
erection Of bungalow for her daugh-
tor OF her properly in New Hamp-
shire,
CONCERNING Miss Burbank.
Miss Annie Belle Eubank. who re-
Gently completed tho post graduate
course In art At the Mary Baldwin
Seminary. in stanton. has accepted
tho chair in art al the Fredericksburg
Presbyterian College. at Fredericks-
burg Miss Eubank graduated in June
from the Mary Baldwin Seminary, and
also assisted in several classes in art
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Big Stone Gap Social News
Especial to The Times-Dispatoh. ]


Big Stone Gap. Va. August 26.-Mrs.
W. 1. Smith. of Petersburg, has re-
turned to her home. after visit to
her son. r. F. Smith.
Mrs Carrie Anderson has returned to
her home at Wise. after a visit to her
sister. Mrs. j. w. Kelly
Miss Donnie Shuler, who has been
with her sister. Mrs. Clarence Burns.
at Lebanon. is visiting her father. Rev.
J. w w. Shuler
Mrs. oscar Buckley, of Rye Cove,
scott county. was in town Thursday.
Misses Byrd Kelly and Katherine
Stuart, of Roanoke. are guests of DR..
and Mrs. Painter.
Mrs. c. c. Craft and children, of
Hartman Tenn, who have been Wis
iting in the Gap. have gone to Ken
Mrs. r. d. Morrison and little son
have returned from a visit to Mrs. II.
c. 7. Richmond. at Ewing.
Mrs. Katie Lindsey and niece and
nephew, Kathleen Knight and Robert
Brown, have returned from q visit to
relatives and friends in Scott county.
Miss Vera Willis has returned from
visit to Miss c. L. Cobb. or Knox,
Rev. and Mrs. C. B. Livesay and lit
tie son. Herbert left this week for a
months visit to relatives near Jones
ville,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27
How to Remove A
Bad Complexion
(From London Fashions.)

Cosmetics can never really help poor
complexion; often they are positively
harmful. The sensible. rational way is
to actually remove the thin veil Of sitting,
half-dead scarf skin from the face and
give the fresh, vigorous and beautiful
young skin underneath chance to show
itself and to breathe.
This is best done in a very simple way
by merely applying mercolized wax at
night, like cold cream, and washing it off
in the morning Good mercolized wax
can be obtained from any we'll stocked
druggist. 1t absorbs the disfguring cuti-
Gle gradually and harmlessly, leaving a
brilliant, natural complexion. OF course,
this also takes with it all such facial
blemishes as red blotches, tan, moth
patches, sallowness, liver spots, pimples
etc As frecklc remover and general
complexion beautiher this old.fashioned
remedy is uneQualed. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27
Chatham Social News

speciei to The Times Dispatch.
Chatham, Va, August 2e.-Cards arc
on, announcing the marriage of Miss
A!iice i'ipscomb, daughter of Mrs
heila iiipscomb. OF Chalk Level Pitt
syivania county. TO Frank Berger. also
~ max Level. The nuptials are to
ne celeprated on the 9Th of Septem-
nsr, at ST. Johns Episcopal Church.
MGunt AIRY. Pittsylvania county. They
VIII make their home at Chalk Level
h. thompson. of Lester Manor, is
Nlsiting his mother and brothers.
Mrs. T. p. Martin returned Saturday
ION ION visiting relatives in Halifax
The Baptist Sunday school gave its
thursday. Several wagons were Sc
cured to take the children to the
plchie eroends. where they enjoyed
Miss Rowena Moses and sister. of
%ngton: are visiting at the home
OF y w. p. Moses. in North Chatham.
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q OCIETY in Richmond is much in.
terested in the announcement OF
the engagement of Miss Evelyr
Lois Gardner. daughter of DR.. aud
Mrs. Charles S Gardner. to George
Thomas Waite, of Herndon. the wed
ding TO be celebrated in Louisville
some time this fall DR.. Gardner was
for several years pastor OF the Grace
Street Baptist Church in Richmond.
and Miss Gardner has a wide circle OF
friends here who are interested in her
approaching marriage. The GARDENERS
are prominently related in South Caro-
lima. having lived for number of
years in Greenville For the past sew
eral years Dr. Gardner has held a
chair at the Baptist Theological Semi
will take place in that city. Mr.. Waite.
who is widely related throughout the
State. was one of the football stars
OF Richmond College several years
ago. and is we'll known III this city;
Left for Wnrrcrtop.
Miss Dudley Powers. who landed in
New York last week, after an extended
stay in Europe. spent several days re-
Gently in Richmond en route for War
renton, where she will Join her father.
the Rev Dudley Powers. aud spend
Sew tId4 Ntths. MlSS <NUif iAPN I'll, " l+p
has heen a guest Of Mrs. Harry Toul-
min at "LanEcllen." near upperville,
has Joined Miss Powers in Warrenton,
and will be her guest for the horse
show there this week.
Miss Powers and Miss Royal Will
both attend the balls given in Warren
ton this week. and several dinners
have been planned for Miss Powers
and her guest after the horse show.
Anderhon---Barns.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
Eosalie Barns for the wedding OF her
daughter Jessie Carter. to John Ran
dolph Anderson. jr. the wedding 10
be celebrated al htsh noon, Septem-
Der Z. in the home OF Or. :. " selden,
oak Hill, W. Va.
The birial couple Will have their
home. after october /. at l54- stuart
Avenue, this city The announcement
OF the approaching nupuais VIII be
received with interest by Richmond
friends OF Miss Barns, who is a chaim-
ing girl, and visited here during last
spring Mr.. Anderson is son OF the
late John Randolph Anderson and Mrs.
Matte Il Anderson. of Lexington, Va.
but has been Tor years Identified with
the business and social life ana in
terests OF Richmond The former res
idence of his grandfather William
Anderson. a prominent citizen of Rich
mond in the early nineteenth century.
was Warsaw. on the site of which the
present home Of the Little Sisters Of
the Poor has been built. Warsaw was
one of the places that rendered the
hospitality OF Richmond famous sew
eral generations ago
Back From Motor "trip.
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Diamond Rings

Because OF our extensive patronage we
must carry the largest Diamond stock in
the city
1t is to your advantage to inspect our
selections before purchasing.
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John D. Cox. Jonesboro. Tenn: Joe S.
Kite. Bristol. Tenn.
Returned to Richmond.

| Returned to Richmond.
| Miss Lucy Ann Gwathmey, who hae
been visiting her brother. Frank
Gwathmey, In Atlantic City. has re-
| turned to the city. Mrs. Rylond Gwath-
mey who also accompanied her daugh-
| ter to Atlantic City. is now visiting
| Captain and Mrs +. V Winston. in
| Louisa. before returning to Richmond
The Elkton Hotel has been very CAV
the past week, Miss Belle Perkins. Of
; Richmond. and Mrs William Nelson
! Marye. of Baltimore. gave u large caed
party on Monday. Miss Perkins was
gowned in black net over old rose.
! Mrs. Marye in an elegant black chif-
fon. Among the guests were: Mes
danes Cassel. Wilcox. Rawley. Adkins.
Keller. saunders. Wells Artz. Misses
: Mondy. Saunders, Williams. Adkins.
and Deaton. of Richmond Misses colo
and HARDWOOD. of Petersburg. and
, aTisses worsley Mordecai, Ellen and
Sue Banner. Jacquard. Mr.. Heath
Rawley. Mr.. cassel. Judge Wells Mr..
Marye. Mr.. Williams Mr.. Leebrick.
The first ladies' prize was awarded
Mrs. Keller. of Washington. the sec
ond. Miss Deaton. of Richmond. the
BOBBY prize was won by Mr.. Marye. of
Baltimore.
In nnd Out of Town.
week for Washington and Warren
ton. returning to Richmond the latter
part of the week.
street Ief, town several DAYS AGO n
spend several weeks at Natural
Bridge
Mr. and Ar. Henri po,L,r ,
h,ya 10, 90 Ia;,,.ns 1
FRIDAY for wash,rrton "eNs' 'e''
anu M Isaac p'Nehpor' ara
.,iss hapetn liareIave arc spena-
Maine
Miss Ruth Terrell. of st. Paul street,
laide Ryan at zoos West Grace street,
Mrs, Anna Tyler and little dangh-
stree,, are spending some time near
Spehulhg some 'ime IN New York and
w. 'ie' 20 her nome
hir's -m ,r S'ree'' is conVaiesc'hs al
'e' d" ''''iess VI 'e" '"Ss
~, ,s
some ume win friends IN Greenwood
N ~ p..,, 49,, ,.,
uses Nihs an" Nirsie
80
Mrs Morris and her daush,er Miss
Maude Morris. who have been visiting
hsyo rc,nrrad - ,bair nome a, r,tfton
Forge
Frank yancev left town last week
a, Tiasara Taus
>,,. c r =. 49,
-
I, "e' ~ ~. - soyor.i Ls
Mrs b. Wakefield is quite sick at
her home on Nenable street in this
city.
in Gloucester county, where she Will
visit relatives.
Itt. N.r U-h;,o torr,.rl =. ,h,s
civ. now Of Columbia. s C.. is spend
ing some time In Gloucester.
cuest Of her aunt Mrs Mann at her
home in East Alice
,,. ru. 80 N.
L.. a.. ,.,s,,i,r rsintivas &, Isur.n
'"' b ~
a.. I, = r, NJ r..
49, go. ,-.,,Ia -
pi rio'''v' Na'
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w. - 49, "a h ,.h
80, go, So
M,sseS ~ ,t Hno 49, 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27

Mr and Mrs. Henry F. Boykin. VIII
have been guests OF relatives an
friends here for several weeks. lef
Friday for Washneton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27

Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Davenport, and
Miss Elizabeth Hargrave arc spend
ing the summer at Little Bears Head,
Maine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27

Miss Ruth Terrell. of st. Paul street,
Baltimore. is guest of Miss Ade
laide Ryan. at zoos West Grace Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27

Mrs. Anna Tyler and little daugh-
ter Florence Relri. OF ll06 West Main
street are spending some time near
Hardware.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27

Miss jamie Staten, OF AS West Grace
street. left town several days ago to
spend several weeks at Natural
Bridge.
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Mrs. Agnes Crowder Is spending
some time with friends in Greenwood
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27

Miss Corinne Davis, of 3l2 NORTH
Thirty-frst Street. is convalescing aft
ter an illness of ten days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27

Miss Mabel Geisinger. who has been
spending some time in New York and
Jersey City, has returned TO her home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27

Misses Carrier Perkins and Nirgic
ponnhue are spending some time at
Summer Rest at Greenwood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Grant, of this
city, are visiting relatives at Charlotte
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27
In nnd out OF Town.

Charles G. Harris will leave this
week for Washington and Warren
ton. returning to Richmond the latter
part of the week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27

Arthur McLaurin Lipscomb has re-
turned to the city after an extended
= orthern trip that included Washing
ton. Philadelphia. Baltimore and the
mountains OF Pennsylvania
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27

Miss Grace Palmer has gone to eileen.
in Gloucester county. where she Will
visit relatives
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27

Mrs. Morris and her daughter. Miss
Maude Morris. who have been visiting
Mrs. J. + Davis for several weeks.
have returned to their home at Clifton
Forge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27

Miss Mary White. formerly of this
city. now OF Columbia, S. C.. is spend
ing some time In Gloucester.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27

Frank Yancey left town last week
TO spend some time in New York and
at Niagara Falls.
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Miss Grace Lucas OF il5 North
Twenty Street is in Green
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27

Miss Mary Ayiett. who has been Wis
iting friends in Albemarle county, has
returned to Ginter Park.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27

Misses Emily Evans and Macy Bun
d. are visiting relatives in Lauren
burg. y. c.
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Miss Jessie Hill. of Richmond, Is
guest of her aunt, Mrs Mann, at her
home in East Atlee.
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Mrs. Z. Wakefield is quite sick at
her home on Venable street in this
city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27

Mrs + c. Frazier. Mrs. J. u, Fra
zier and little son, j. p. Frazier. Jr..
of Mobile. Ala. are visiting relatives
in this city.
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Mrs. y, Neale and her daughters.
Misses Gladys and Sadie Neale, ac
by Miss Marie koiner. are
spending some time at the Blue Ridge
Springs
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Mrs James Moncnre and children,
who have been spending the summer
at Rockbridge Baths. will return to
Richmond about the middle of next
month.
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Fred r. Zane has returned to ru.
leski after an automobile trip to
New York and other points of inter
est en- route. Mrs l. J.. summers. of
Abingdon. and Miss Rose Williams.
daughter OF Attorney General Will
liams, OF this city. We're among Mrs
Sane's guests on tho trip North They
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-23
Higgins Gets Some
Of the Rourke Team
Anderson and Graham to Play with
Des Misunderstanding and
Patton Seek Berths.

I Former Second Baseman George Graham
will in all probability 60 to Des Moines
as Higgins has been after him since he
received his release from Pa Rourke An
derson was sold by Rourke outright 10
the Des Moines aggregation and will play
the right field position for the Hopefuls.
Pickering and Patton, who were given
their unconditional release by Rourke
have yet failed to sign up with any team,
but the former is dickering with the Mil
waukee management Of the American as
ISOLATION Pickering played stellar game
for the Rourkes at the beginning Of the
season but his batting ami fielding, both
fell off as the season grew older. VIII
liams was secured and the old veteran
was placed on the retired list Graham
has not yet signed with Des Moines, but
he is awaiting word from Higgins now.
Anderson, the former right fieldec for the
Rourkes left the boys with long face
yesterday. He said he hated 10 leave, but
says he will make up his slump at the
Des Moines. ooq
Pa announced yesterday afternoon that
he was in the market for two new pitch
ers. He is now negotiating with the White
sox for a pitcher, but refuses to dlvulge
the name Of tho hurler he is after. II
am going to get pennant winning team
II have to spend fortune" said Rourke
yesterday afternoon.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-23
Cubs Beat Phe Tigers Bumped Athletics Win Easily Sioux City
Flynn Says He Will
Win on July Fourth
from Carl Morris
Pueblo Fireman Expects to Have LIT.
tie Difficulty with the Big
0klahoman.

Jim Flynn. the Pueblo fireman, and Carl
Morris the Oklahoma engineer. the two
premier claimants for the title OF the
white mans hope, win clash IN battle for
supremacy July T. The fight will be held
at Tulsa. OIL
Jim Flynn gained his right 10 fight the
topnotcher Of the white heavyweights
when he defeated Al Kaufman. proclaimed
az the best Of the white fighters. Carl
Norris. a gisnt in stature. has not won
any great battles, HE biggest fight beins
against Mike Schreck. but he Is neverthe
less considered as one OF The dangerous
men.
The only hitch 10 the signing Of the ar
ueles that has occurred Is the choice Of
referee Morris wants an Oklahoma man in
the ring, besides wanting the fight there
while Flynn declares that no fight will
come off unless someone else besides an
Oklahoman referees
Carl Morris will look like giant be.
side me In the ring" remarked Flynn IN
omaha Monday, In speaking of the fight
Il will weigh about i65 pounds when
enter the ring and he will weigh more than
eco pounds. ..
In spite Of his size l think can whip
him. He isn't real fighter, for the sim
pie reason he hasn't had the experience.
II can whip Norris. Of course I viii have
no other obstacle toward getting a fiEht
with johnson. l have a standing challenge
to Johnson now, ready to fight him any
place any time, and for almost anything
or nothing"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-23
Llneup for today's game:
SIOUX CITY RHATEN IN EIGHTH
AntelODess Take Final of serious by
Four to Three.

LINCOLN. Neb., May 22.-Playlng on a
muddy field. with ten-minute shower
as an accompaniment, Lincoln won the
final game Of the Sioux City series by
score OF Ito 3. A batting rally in the
eighth inning, with a costly error by
Mullin, Miller let in three runs. and, al
though the Sioux made bid in the ninth
they lacked the necessary run to tie the
score
Barber pitched a heady game going the
nine rounds, while three Antelope pitchers
were pitted against him. Sioux City was
first TO score and held the lead up TO the
eighth. In the second Reilly was passed
went to seecsid on BARRIERS sacrifice and
scored on Andreas hong single Reilly
also scored The second run, getting his sec
ond base on ibausASgoing 10 second on Bar
ber's sacrifice ana fomping home on STEMS
safe hit They could DO nothing more un-
I'll the ninth, when Towne, batting for
Barber, hit FOR double and was scored
by Address two-bsse' crack l
lincoln got one IN the fourth on
Unglaub's sipkle, Coles sacrifice and
Cookman's safety 70 left. The eighth
brought Iineofn's Victory Thomas hit
safely went 70 second on Wild pitch and
scored on Gaguier's hit Cngiaub followed
with a double scoring Gagnier. and came
home when Miller threw Wild to catch him
NJ third. Score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-23
ROURKlS And LINCOLN TODAY
RejuvensteL 0msha Team to Battle
with the Prohibs.
NEW FACES IN THE LINEUP
Niehoff. williams and Pick Have Put
New Life Into the Family a.
the Fans WIN see This
Afternoon.
lew FACES IN THE LINEUP

Lincoln contenders for the Western
league rag. commonly known as the Ante
lopes. vii come 10 Omaha this afternoon
to open series of three games with
tho Rorkes. From The way the Lincoln
players have been going they viii come
here with blood in their eyes but Pa
Rourke asserts that Tire wild and friv-
olous Anteiopes win be tanned before they
leave these stamping grounds.
The fans will see many new faces in the
Rourke lineup this afternoon. and con
sequently many OF the old familiar faces
will not be in evidence But Just the same
there will be a new kind Of base bail put
up by the Colts and Il VIII be superior
to anything seen on the home grounds this
year. After two days Of rest the Rourkes
are feeling tit and trim and will enter
the game with a determination to 90 or
die.
Manager schipke. who has been playing
the third bag nearly all the season. will
not be seen.-in the lineup, but his smiling
face Will be seen on the first base coach
ing line. Skipper Is noN a skipper right.
and is plotting the Omaha team up the
ladder OF eight rungs and asserts that
he will have the Colts sitting on the
uppermost rong in remarkably short time
Pa Rourke believes that Schipke will
}prove q great manager and his work for
the last few days has been classy.
Pick and Niehoff have proven to be
pillar Of strength IN the infield and their
work has inspired the while team and
when the boys get going the sparks begin
to fly. In the outer garden Williams Is
playing like flend and any ball that
gets by him has 10 be far above his head
or outside OF the diamond At the bat
the new players are eIouting the ball for
all there Is in it. Niehoff especially Is
playing the game at the bat and on the
bases. Already he has managed to con-
meet with the sphere for the entire circuit
Everything promises to be fair for a
good day and large crowd Is expected
out at the park this afternoon The
weather man says we Will have nice
warm weather and the sun is going to
play around the players for fair To mako
things interesting and look like a real
midsummer game every man that sits In
the stands or bleaehers this afternoon is
supposed to don a straw sky piece as to-
day is straw hat day.
Lincoln will leave here Thursday night
and give way TO- the Pueblo team for
merly the Wichita bunch. Isbeil will be
with the team the same as usual and
everything will Hook familiar except the
name. After this series the Rourkes will
leave for a two-days jaunt to Denver
and then return and meet the Kaws for
two games. ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-23
state Shooters at Lincoln.

LINCOLN May 22.-(Special. lover forty
we'll known shooters from over the state
and from different large cities OF the west
have gathered here TO attend the thirty
sixth annual Nebraska spartsmens tOurna-
ment, which will open Tuesday morning
for three days meeting hore. The prizes
to eb given during the shoot amount to
more than 81. 300. Among those who have
Springs Thomas l.. Marshall OF Keiths-
burg H.; j. s. Day of Mindiand, Tex
who won the national shooting contest in
1910 By hanging up two worlds records;
Ed OBrfen OF Florence. Kan; Fred South.
ard. state champion, and Dan BRAY OF
Columbus. Among the Local men are Dick
Iinderman. George I. Carter and Nick
Carter Of College View.