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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-03
u%nstwsbste WefIams.

Gin SdnsiOer in 0is5a battle ben
GinfuG, in ieintm S9aufenitsr els
men Mann, anideinenb iebr melans
doIiIden @emits, auf einsn Stubi
gu ieben. ans.tan NIT einem graeuss
mis- ieintr Stunt uno umsebtn bon
Stoffen uno an3iisen aner art. Der
lsbsnbise asiGritod fab BON mors
gems bis absnbS obne iih gu riibren,
fait obne cine Mustel feines trauris
gen antIibes 81 betptsen uno
cine an3eise in alien 9ages3.itunssn
psrtiinoiste uno ieniationeQ sefdrbte
anidIdse unb 3sttel an benz 2aben
tpeitbin iidtbar, nit Rieienbu9Itaben
bemalt, beitdtigt ss. oab Der Mann
bonn @eI90ftsinbaber nit Dem 4mt
betraut mar, i'm @9aufenittr su
iiben unb ni6t gu laden. 0ds ate
ainoeripiel: Seer sulebt ladt. mar
bier in Den 0isnft Der Retlame sss
felt; bsnn an Oas piblitum sins in
BEN erpGbnten aufrufen Der auftrag.
Dor Dem S9dufeniter fi9 in alien
&inItsn Der &omit oamit 3u bsfhdfs
tigsn, ben Mann gum Baden au brins
gen. Der, Dem Dies Wunoerpsrt ges
ldnse, io1e einsn anSug na9 Mab
ppIitdnois umlpnf, ODER f@tpsren
Stoff fir Elm po1tGnbiges Damentpz
Itiim erbaltsn. Die Retldme aog gee
ipoltig. @n Den %beitimmtsn Sasen
brdngte ii9 cine unsebeure Msn11ens
menge Dor benz 2aben; mebrmals
mubte Die poli5et einfdreitsn, neil
ieSsr @ertebr In Der Strabe su ftoden
brpbte. @aIisb!id organiierte man
cine Dirt Defilisrcour an Dem dussea
ftelten Manne boriiber, bel benz fid
ieoer ettpa flint Minuten aufbalten
uno Iein MDslidies fun burfte, I'm
ben iraurisen SnidHen bes Gsnfters
gum 2aden 5a brinseu. Mber. fei IS
nun, bab bie M.landolie oisies &C.
miits our9 Die eritaunlidsn Oinse,
Die Die 2euts oa brauBen au ieiner
8eluitisung ausbadten, nur nod ges
feissrt puroe, fsi es. Dab ipirtli9
ni9ts auf Der Welt biefen Mann gum
Baden brinsen %tonnte, er blieb pDlig
teilnabmslos unO erfiinte nur bin
uno lpieoer feline pfli9t. ben 2euten
fem 2~sbenoisiein ourh cine 9etpes
suns, Die seeisnet i6ien, ben anaug
fir 70 ST., nit Gem er betleibet mar,
kraus8uitreiden. @ela1t bat er
nidt. Sb Ole Retlame Dem 2aoenz
beIiber bel @elb eingebraat bat,
ipurbe nidt betannt.
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Sin yf6nigIider" Seppidl.

Dor benz pDli5eiseri9t BON Warls
borough Street in Qonoon hatfen iih
unldnst spei orientuliiGs MaritGtens
bdnbler iuegen DiebItabls unb 6ebIes
rel gu bsrantiporter, ginem Runfs
bdnbler am @aurbaI Bridge Modb
namens Sbomds Simpni mar i'm g2oz
pember Dorisen Sabres Elm periertepz
bid i'm Werte bon melt iber $1,000
abbdnben eetpmmen. Der Uers
ba9t oes 8eitoblenen fiel fpfort auf
einen Biz Dor furSem BET linn dnaes
felt gepeienen Srisntolen nit Mas
men Subanger @uitomiee. Dieter
bate iid eerleinfam nit einem Snber
Sarebon 8bungara felbHdnoig aez
ma6t. Dor @eri6t bebaupteten nun
bic beiOen Srientaler, baB Ger fraas
lihe Ssppi6 NIT MiHen bes geEbers
BEL sinem anoeren Mltb1noler in
Pfano geseben purbe uno bdB
@imont BON Der barauf entliebent1
@umme i'm 8etrage BON $3.50
einen Sell erbalten bate, gbunaara
erfldrte, Simpni pGre i'm 8eiib perz
fhiebenen Mertobiefte, bic er ihm Qez
liefert, aber nod ni6t be3dblt erbalftn
bGtte, mas Der 8efduloigte nidt III
Mbreoe iteQen tonnte. Snt Werlauf
Der @erhanolung CAB er fosdr gu, BON
8buneara bieier Gahe fpegen bereits
berfl1gt iporben gu fsin. Bon Der
8erpfdnoung bes toItburen Ssppihs
dber mill CT ni6ts getpubt baben.
Oos Streitobiett mar urfpriinqIid5
fir ben perftorbensn Gmir bon
Mfabaniitan 5bera gli Rbdn gedrbeis
tet tpprosn. Der 9tppih, beFtn Ser.
ItelIuns flint Sabre bouerte, III uiis
reiner SeiOe gelpirtt. Gr ipnrbe i'm
ariitalpalait gu .2Dnbon ausgeneIt
unb bort gum 9~rDnunsstmpfdng I'M
Sabre 1911 benubt, BIS fur3 porhtr
befanb ii4 Der i~ogenannte .RSniass
Eeppi9" i'm 9sIib bes Sirbor MDulh
Sban, Der i'm berfaufte, neil fein Nm
Bid al3u ihmer5lide Grinnerungsit
in ihm pudrief, ME g, beiB.
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'@uii ionnis ni6ts onnlmmsn, bn
MdrSbn9n ma9it "a immr moo pitl
G6liebIid Sable fr aud
nod benz antdt bic 3sf. uno bsitslts
einen nsusn eiisr, ben Ft bonn 5i'
fammeu iranisn. Damn litb or sttpds
gu ellen tomm,n unb ioeis: 81 6auIs
iperbe ME orS,ntli9 aefo6t. Ga fam
.sr aber Dos an, Der ant6t ianb ouf:
Rein, iiber bic Weihtria Iiebs r
ni9ts tommsn!"
gabd." badis Der MGabader unb
ltimpfte ipsittr nuf BIZ. 6ouStoirts
i9att uno auf bic Deib.rlsut I'm
grobsn un6 ednlsn. Dabsi befam sr
aud bic bIonc Gene unt,r b. Ribsr.
ga ipuros Der Guiti butierrot unb
bib piitenb bi. 3dbne sufdmmsn.
Yer W6r3bda,r mar ori,nii.rt. Gber
q ipurbs tusiisr a.trunttn unb aui
he ihledtsn Soften, bic Rest.rune
uno ben 9iiraermeifier losge5att.
Ua modts Der @u1ti pisbsr mt.
Iuf einmal lam WGr5bd9.rs OF.
idbrise unb iuSt.:
s9dttr, bi, Rib. fdrei.n i'm Stan,
Fc tdben nidts 3u freFen."
Dos gIdub ih," fasi, Der WGr5'
bdfer, rfuenn i'd nur an Der arirss
itebsn lpoate unb duf benz Gutter lies
gen. bdtt' i'd aud nidts."
Sos MdOd sine. Der aret!
ipuroe unrubig.
.Msiftsr, i'd min bod f6n.l nal
einidiitten eebn."
I'D mos! lubt's faif,r, oas 9i.bs
5eug."
Der anedt ipnst. ni6ts mehr sa
idser, aber tben iebr molig fam i6m
bic So6e nidt Dor.
Rdd elmer Gtunbe fam bic aIeine
tpieber:
p@oter, bic GoFe poltern 70 -"
s9as fam i9 audi" idete Der
Bauer unb i9Iug auf ben sii6 nit
Der 5auit, oub Die 9ldier tansten.
Damn begann er gu fingen, unb tpd6s
rsnboem f@Ii4 ii9 Der guNi gang
beimIi9 bapon.
Der Mdr5buder ging ,rit bel fpG.
ter, ttnb er Fat ME tpie6er cine Wirts.
bansre4nuns 10 germ besdblt, tpi.
oieie. DEM bon nun an, hi. er ge.
re6nst botte, mar inn Der 9ufti duf
Sob unb 2ebsn tr.u.
Den Guiti nber feIbIt esreute ts
ni4t, benn mad Stpei Sabrsn b.fann
Iid bic 2ens anOsrs, unb bann tpurbe
er feines alien M.iiters NaGbar. Der
ieinsrieits bate isbt tsinen an.dt
mebr n0tig, Nenn in3piidsn par.n
Spei Mdr3budsrbuben aus Der
Sdule entIaHen iporoen, unb nur Bel
befonceren anlGFen ionnte Der 9uiti
briben belfsn, mas er bann INNER,
ba isiu @iitdm serobe tlein unb erob
gcnuS mar fir slpsi 2suts, isbr germ
tat.
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ednpiuioss 4robIs,u.
sSis arsh III sas wrpidi bss QsIncr
Toms?

g9le aroh w bae Wripidt bss Q5fneS
Toms?
bon Dem esipoltigen @epi9t, bo1
Elm gdutperf BON Der @r0bs bss Roll
nsr Dcmes bartlett, maht Ii9 b<r
ldie niir fdtper einen Btgriff. Nos
tiirIid iinb ss Defenders bic gduiperfe
aus benz WittelnIter unb aus nod
dliere 3siten, teren Gtipi9ie aIre
@srmuiunaen iibsrtreffen. Ttrn In
ttilbsrsn 3eiten ipurbe mdfiper ae>
bout, ais beuie. @elbfberHGnblim IN
g ni4t moeIid, bic Ghi<re zines
tertis sebouten Domes senau ieitaus
itel.n, ba es tein @erfabren gibf. Ct
bdubt db5uiuitesn. Won III bariiln
alf Die angoben dfigeipisien, bic fi9
iibn bic erridtuns finbsn, unb aus
nsntn berporeebt, fpie grob bic bers
tpsuosien @efteinsmdHen fparen. @es
raos bsim 9olner Dom III bic JeitfteIs
lung ieines @efpidtes i~penigItens bis
gu sinsm getpihen @rabe erleiditrt,
oa in ieiner Iebten 9auperiobe iibtr
Die ~beripenoeten Sieinmofen Bud gfs
fii9rt ipurbe. 9iefe @neabtn rsiHsn
leoot muir biz gum Sabre 1852 5rr
rid, unb fir bic Glteren Etils 6es
SOnss III man uuf Shdtunstr ans
getpieien.
aus ben aufssi9nungen oss aSIs
ner ar9ius geht berppr, baB in btr
3eit bon 1862 Biz 1880, oIfo in odts
aebn Sobrsn, 2,151,OOO 3sntntr
Stetns CUR 0erarbsituna aeldngten.
Die feds 9reu5sepoIbe, bic bon .Suni
big September 1862 aus 5ufffeinsn
5uidmmensefebt puroen unb bas
2ansi4iff bil6en, ipiegen 1000
3entner, bic fiinfsebn areu5aeip1l6e
oes 9odf9fffes nabeSu 10000 Gents
tier. 9dbei 1T fir ods @efamtsefpiht
pes BONES gu beriidii6tigen, bdB bic
IN ben lebten Sabr3ebnten bes Doms
baues perfpenoeten SteinmaFen an
QualitGt piel gerirgirertiger {inb, ofs
oas IN ben friiberen Bauperioben pers
tpenoete Geitein. Wie aus ben llnters
iti9unsen bes &Dlner Domes burd
ben 9ombaumeiiter 6erter berDorgthf,
erftrett ii9 bic in bic IeBten sSa6reYs
fehr mertli9 eetporoene 0erpitferu1q
oes Spmes nur gum Teif aif has
alte geitein. 0dfir finb bic reuert
Seile pielfa9 febr in MitleibenIhaft
geaogsr. Sardus gebt berbor, bah
oas gu ben lebten 9auten pernenbefe
9eitein on QuaIitGt binter benz fribe>
rem suriditebt. Die dnoeren TeiIe
beg 9omss, beren @etpi6t nint mebr
feit5ufslen lit. finb oarum bernnutIi6
I'M WerbGltnis piel fdnerer, ais bic
neiierer. 8efpnbers bic qepaItiaers
5nnoamente miiIen elm eana folofas
les 9epi9t baritelen, bds febr fhip<r
ob5uf4dsen lit. 4u9 ole mG6tiaen
S4iffe unb Der gbor oes Dpmes finb
BON elmer berartisen Moffigfeit, bak
bic bineingebduten Steinmenqen eir1
auBerorbtntIi9 bobss gefpi9f BADEN
miiFen. had gersdnungen, bic eini,
germdben anfprud auf Ni1tisfeit ers
beben @tOnnert, barf man 6ds geasis
9etDi4t bes 8Dlner Domes, oas beibt
Ieoieli6 Der gum gau b~erpenbetert
8eiteinsmafen, auf 6reiBig Miuionss
3entuer be3iflern. Natiirli9 tretet
boSu NOD bebeutenbe t~peitere @etDihte.
Die duf bic gefamte Snnenaustattuna
oes 0omss fallen, 70 haB tie 2aE, bic
Der Grobuben Ser Gtene bes Qols
Iier SomssS gen bat, mod melt
bDber 1T.
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lLt tOd]eH IDHHlt, Nper * Dulhe
ii6 nod i'm rtdtsn aug.nblit barauf
bsionnen, 6aB CT ouf folts dubere
Dinge pirtli6 gar nidts s.bs.
limb bdnn mar bds Wlabl bor-
Her. Die 3ednungsrdtin un6 Der
Nrsunb bon Dem 9errr Jngsnitur
qieiat fparsn eepunesn. 0u iugi, Der
SER pieIai: so, Rdtden,' iagte
er, 10 nun t0nnten mir binHbers
ge6en -"
aber ba III Der 9nnte Minu nod
tifpns eirgtf11tn: .Meibt Ou, adts
den. fngte fie, stusnn bsin damn
ni4ts bageseu BAT, bonn tGnnitit ou
urd elm bis4fn aufrdumen nit Dem
@ei9irr - 6u peibt ia, Dos Rdbden
tommt erit morgen -" ...,...
lln6 Der S%nssnieur pisidt bate
tpirfli9 ni6ts Sagessn. GO Dab
alio &Gtden in aler Ruhe nod olles
~attrdgen %tonnts, dbfpiilen tunnie,
Giles rieber bIiBbIunt MAIDEN tOnns
tr, uie felt 70 Dislen, pisIsn Subren
iebtn gag.
|. llnb oas mub i6 audi nod Iassn,
onfiir CAB ibr bic 9dnte Mind Oonn
ned tinen Grtrasaub. ,Sa, ia, bos
adtdsn," iagte iie, pi6 bab Is ia
qetpubt, mein Iiebsr S6piessrIubn.
ods adt6en bleibt biz gum Iebtsu
aus.nblide, fuO5u i6 fie tr3Ossn boz
he al Die bisIen Sabre lang. limb
mos benz Meni9sn .inmal sur speis
ten @atur seporben iit, fust Sufes
ldno, bds -"
@nOIi9 mar ss bunfel aepOroen.
LIMB 6d eingen fe biniiber. Bon .is
mem Saus ins an0ers. On Ser Siir
cher fiels 6errn piefaf Elm: rgnts
4uloige, adt6en," faste er, .sntI6uI-
eige, ih babe gang pergeFen, mir
bonn Bureau bic 3ei9nung gu boz
len, Die i9 morgen uno ii6ermcraer
iertis MAIDEN fuOlIte tpd6renb m.ines
urlaubs = ni4t tpabr, bu bif ni6t
boie gu ssbit einiffpsilsn dLein
binduf unb madit es mir = uno
madit es mir Elm ipenig ssmitIi6
in elmer hdlben Stunoe bin ih
luieber bd."
Damn NOR er o6ne rtebsrbaHunq
re StraBe binaufgegansen. llno uls
tr iDieoertdm - ia, als er pieb.rs
lam, od mar eben bas rnbesr.ifs
lide gef9eben, ba mar Der ser
Snads in &dt4ens 2eben einsetreten,
her u1begreifli6e &nads.
Sber mar es bielei6t ni6t urz
tsgreiflih, mar IS ni6t segen dies
rlsnfalide @mpfinben, boB Der Sns
genieur piefat BET ieiner aldiebr
Ole @obnung leer fan62 9aB feline
sben unsetraute iunge sSrau nit eli
mem tleinen @elbbetroge, Den fe nod
BON ben leBten abseIieferten Glide
reien fir Sage C 60. in ser Sadie
batte, baB iie nit bieiem @elobstruas
buragebrannt mar, einFa9 bur6sss
branrt.
MObina 8sin M.nf6 bat bas ie
erfabren. @ieuei9t oaB Ie bulo
oarauf eeftorben unb peroor6.n 1T
= i'd peiB es ni6t.
Sd peiB nun, baB Der Snaenieur
piefat nit Re6t bebauert fpur6e. Sd
peiB nur, buB man BET Der sante
Wlina &onbolenabefude ma6te
iogar 6rauer, Ole font nift su ihren
5reunbinnen sdblten, mo6ten auns
folenabeiu6e - id fpeiB nlr, oab
man nit angemeiner seilpabme mid
te, als bic Sante mina fagte: ,Sa,
nnb osnten Sie - benfen @ie - an
Gle biele Miibe fir cine oroentli6e
gr5iehung gang umiunft - al oas
fa6ns @elo gum Seniter binaus ses
tporfen -" llno es tparerl e6te SrG>
men, pelde Sante Mira bier bsrsoB.
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Gindeadndeu. -

Gingegangen. Srau
(aur neuen &0ain): Sinh sic benn
NIT Sbrer W~orsdnserin perpanbta
aGdin: Ni6t n biBhen!
9ndbise: 9as III aber redt eisens
tiimIih, ben 6olboten. ben sic
mir bsute oIs Sbren Gouiin porsss
ieIlt babsn. ben bate bic mir mans
lin aud alS gouiin porsstsIIt!
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9ebentIid. Mie Id
bDrte, 1T Sbr Serr SnteI audi idrifts
ftellerii4 tdtisg
Satppbl, felt einem balben Sabre
arbeitet CT an einem 0ebans
ttnfptitters
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1sr eisrns 1roa.
Son grisba sumo.

Hon Btftpn 1T 4.
Don ben Gieraen iont Is Ieiis
Nieber dlf bic title sgelt,
Glb alf jebeS miibe Huge
wnIIamgIeid Gin &ropfen ant.
Gdb elm iebes iid AL innficm
Sfnume idliebt Elm Gtiinolein AT.
gon ben Gttrneu tnut Der Sricbc,
glon hen Gternen foniHt bic Mub'.
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Oregon 1T Elm MepoIbtr n
funben noroen init elmer Morrids
iiing, ipeldt beim Druid ouf siuen
8nopF sn eIsttrifAss ai1t hstpprs
brinat.
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eanse So9ssit. sante Mina iaste,
RGtden perbe fid's ni9t nebmen
laFen, au9 bas 9odseitsmabl sleid
mad ber 5rauuns am friiben Mors
qen TeIbIt al bereiter. gs eins aIe5
toie am eanIr1en. 60 Elm graut>
tleib, 70 Elm einfadss, lit i'm sui
tpi.ber dusgs5oaen unb bur9 bas
Saustleib sriebt. limb pie bic Rede
nunasrGtin an Der Sir ldutete =
9ante Mina bate auber Der ashs
nunggrGtin niemanb .ingelooen, neil
Ie aubsr ibr feline pirtlide Sreunbin
bate am Srt, fdste ie - alIp tpie
sic Heanunesrdtin ldutete, ba
Fhliipfte &dtden ipieber in bas
9rdutseipano.
lno ou9 bas lieb fi9 &Gt6sn
nidt nebmen, bate Sante Mina ges
iaat, ielbit bus Glen aufSutragen.
ols Der 9err Sns.nieur pieiat nit
icinem Sreunb erfditnen tpar. Die
Ter Sreunb mar Elm penig unbebpls
fen, bas lit rihtis. gber bas bate
CT bod ssiust, bab ibm bas GFen
ausge5eidnet fhmedte. uno aud
bic Me9nunssrdtin bate aenidt bas
gu. llno Ser Snaenieur pieiat bats
te besbalb beinabe ieiner iungen
Jrdu sinen Sub sssstsu. neil fs 10
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Defeated

Columbus, June 11.-Indianapolis
won from Columbus yesterday after
moor 10 to 8. The locals used 16
men in an attempt to stem the tide.
Columbus scored eight runs In the
sixth inning by making seven hits; five
of which were Of the infield variety.
Johns hitting was a feature. a catch
by Crandali In the seventh with the
bases full saved Indianapolis from de-
feat.
Columbus ~. 900 i0s ooo-s II :
Indianapolis .,.oss go ooo--lo. Z j
Batteries: Vance, Cramer and Rob-
tertson; Schardt Works and Clarke.
Summary: Stolen bases Gettman,
Reilly. Flynn, Crandail: sacrifice hit.
Clark; two base hits. Metx, s9thardt.
Smith Bensen; three base hft,5Jnhiln:
bases on balls. Klmballs : Vance 2.
Cook A.. Gchardt y. WORKS al, struck
out. by Kimball I, BY yanEe Z. by
Cook d byaWorkl ! pitchtngssx record
~ Kimballat hit1 IN " lnnin6S ho6
TaH JEfEsE
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AMER. ASSOCIATION
DEFEAT
KANSAS CITY men
opportune Hitting. Coupled
With Covington's Wild
ness, Does the Trick.

Kansas City, Mo-, June 11.-Oppor-
tune hitting coupled with Covington's
wildness and Gilligan's good pitching,
enabled Minneapolis to defeat Kansas
City 8 to 4 yesterday. Minneapolis
jumped out in front with two runs in
the second inning, resulting from a
base on balls. K%illifer's triple and
Hunters sacrifice fly. The visitors adj
ded another run in the fourth when
Rossman walked and scored on KILL
fer's double. Two additional runs
were added in the eighth on three
singles mi an infield cut.
The locals could not solve Gilligan's
delivery until the seventh when a sin
gle, two infield outs and a wild throw
put across the first run. Altizer's err
ror in the eighth, with the bases full,
gave the locals another score. Three
singles and a base or balls enabled
the locals to add two runs in the ninth.
The score by innings: r: II. E.
Minneapolis 1920 100 Q2O-5 6 2
Kansas City 1000 900 112-4 i
Batteries: Gilligan and Owens:
'Covington. Schlizer. Came and Krich-
ell.
Summary: Stolen bases, Barbeau;
sacrifice fly, Hunter: two base hit, Kill
lifer; three base hit, Killifer; double
plays. Killifer, williams to Hunter,
Barbeau to Carr: hits. off Covington
2 in 3 innings none out In fourth,
Schiller l in 4 innings, Came 8 in 2
innings; struck out, by Covington 1.
by Gilligan 4, by Came 2; bases on
balls. off Covington 3, off Gilligan 1;
Wild pitch, Coyington.
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II formed Pelky's acquaintance at
North Adams. Mass, in February,
1912. and trained him for a fight with
Jack Winrow. the English heavy
weight wrestler, and, strange to re-
late, he knocked out Winrow in the
first round in just about the same
manner that McCarty was stopped.
"Pelky is one of the finest gentle
men personally that 1 ever met in
the boxing business. He is a highly
educated man, who speaks four
languages. He is of striking appear
ance, but would be taken for a bust
ness man, if Judged by his conversa-
ton and general department, rather
than for a fighter. 1 have. been
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Arthur Pelky. now white heavy
weight champion through the fatality
at Calgary. will soon he called upton
to- face the men that McCarty would
probably have had to face if he sti.l
llved-Gunboat Smith and Jess Will
lard. Pelky. Smith and Willard now
are the most prominet heavyweights
ir the world. Pelky is thirty years
cid and has not been fighting long.
He has a terrible right-hand puuoil.
He weighs 21O pounds. Gunboat on
IL scales 1871. Willard registers go
and is the biggest of the trio.
While McCartv was training for
Pelky he was offered a match with
Smith which called for a purse Of
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around with him a good deal. and
heard him boast. In fact, he Is
an exceptionally modest young man
who know him will bear me out in
this, for he is we'll liked wherever. he
goes.
knowing Pelky as we'll as 1 do. 1
am positive he is nearly heartbroken
over the fatal accident at Calgary.
There is nothing vicious in his make
up, and he was in the fighting game
simply for the money to be made at
it. When 1 first met him he was re-
garded as a raw dub. But he has a
grand physique, and in the hands Of
a man like Tommy Burns he should
develop rare ability"
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$4,000. He probably would have
accepted 1t. Pelky could grab that
money right off the reel by battling
Smith in California. Tommy Burns
may steer his man into the big prize
unless Pelky suffers through having
been the murderer of McCarty. Of
tentimes a fighter who kills another is
not able to fight at his hest for a long
period.
Willard was recently beaten by
Smith in twenty rounds on the coast.
but his fighting plainly showed he still
is in the race for the championship.
An Englishman's Opinion.
Duke Thornton, the English sport
promoter. who knows Pelky person.
ally, has this to say about him:
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Standing Of Clubs
OFFICIAL STANDING
OF NORTHERN CLUBS

The Times this afternoon offers the
official standing of the clubs in the
Northern league. Chief Statistician
Larry Ho" issued a bulletin yester-
day, giving the official positions of
each team in the league. When the
bulletin YVES issued. Superior and Du-
lUth were tied for first place, but the
results of yesterdays games gave the
Red Sox the position, with the Zenith
city team second.
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Saints Defeat Brewers.

Milwaukee,. Wis. June Flour
Milwaukee pitchers failed to stop st.
Paul yesterday, and the visitors won
by a score Of ~ to 8. LaRoy pitch
ed good ball with men on the bases.
Hemhill's hitting and fielding featur-
ed the game.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Milwaukee 1000 10 o1o-3 9 2
st. Paul ......2O4 $50 21O-12 Is 2
Batteries: S%lapnicka. Watson.
Dougherty and Block; LaRoy and
James.
Summary: Two base hits. Hinch-
man. Hemphill, Aubrey. Randall q;
three base hits, Rehg. Scott: hits. off
|Slapnicka 2 in Ia inning. off Watson
4 in 2 2-3 innings, of Dougherty 5 in
4 innings off Braun 2 in 2 innings:
schlitzer 1 in 4 innings. Came 3 in 8
sacrifice hit, Riggert; double plays.
Jones. .Blackburne to Jones; left on
bases. Milwaukee 10, st. Paul 4; first
base on balls. Slapnicka 1, Watson
l.. Leroy 4. Dougherty 1: struck out.
by Watson 3, by Broun 1. by LaRoy
K p KS b. = 4. q .etF@I ~ -r,. - .as q T.
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Toledo Wins in TENTH.

Toledo Wins in Tenth.
Louisville. June 11.-Toledo defeat
ed Louisville yesterday in a ten-inning
game by the score OF 12. to g. The
Visitors fought an uphill game and
overcame a five-run lead secured by
the locals in the first inning. "A SEN
sational one-handed catch by Jones
prevented Louisville. from winning in
the final half of the ninth inning. Two
wild pitches by Loudermilk in the
tenth allowed the visitors two Of their
four runs in that inning.
Score by innings: R. H. e.
Louisville 1900 o1o oo2 Il . 10 3
Toledo ......021 400 100 4-12 IL: 3
Batteries: WOODBURY., Northrup,
Loudermilk and severoid; collamore
and Devogt.
Summary: Sacrifice hits. Stump.
Stanbury: sacrifice flies. Kirke, Os-
born; stolen bases, Burch, Hulswitt,
Stump. Burns. Kirke. Bronkie 2. Ed
dington; double plays, Hulswitt to
Beumiller to Weinberg, Collamore to
Kirke: bases on balls. off WOODBURY. 4,
Collamore 8: left on bases, Louisville
10. Toledo 8; hit by pitched ball. by
|Collamore 1 (Stansbury), by Wood
burn / (Burns): hits. off Woodburn 4
in 3 innings. by WOODBURY. 2. Cola
more 4, Northrup 8: passed balls,
Devogt 1; wild pitches, Loudermilk 2.
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Grand Forks .........704 007 5-2a
Summary: Two base hits. Altman,
Sam Foster. Brammell: three-base
hits. Jarnigan 2. Wilkes; home run,
Chase: first has on balls. off Morse I.
OF Pecky Rhoades s, off Dusty
Rhoades Q; struck out, by Pecky
Rhoades 9. by Dusty Rhoades 9. by
Wells 2. by Morse 2; hits. of Bracket
6 in two-third inning. OFF Pecky
Rhoades 10 in five innings. off Dusty
Rhoades 3 in one and one-third in
nings; stolen bases. A. Foster, Sam
Foster. Bond: passed balls, Gerlach 1,
Wilkes 1; wild pitches. Pecky Rhoades
!. Morse 2; hit by pitcher. Meneice by
Wells. Brammell by Wells. Altman by
Dusty Rhoades; left on bases. Grand
Forks z. Duluth 4. Umpire, Werden.
Time Of game. 1850.