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Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
BUD LATTA SAYS OMAHA
RACES WILL BE C0RKER

Quite number Of horsemen have al
ready arrived for the races Thursday.
Friday and Saturday Of this week and
are quartered at the Merchants hotel.
which Is the headquarters OF many OF
these. "The Omaha races should be
eorkers," said Bud Latta OF Tekamah
at the Merchants. Mr.. Latta is secretary
OF the Tekamah Racing association.
which each year puts on high class
events. IAN the state is boosting 70 make
the omaha races a success. for we realize
that with a fine high class meet at
omaha each year Il Will help Us TO secure
'"tter horses. The 200 horses entered for
he Omaha races viii furnish plenty Of
good racing 70 satisfy the most exact
ing"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
CHICAGO VARSITY BALL
TEAM OFF FOR ORIENT

CHICAGO. Aug. 2-The University of
Chicago base ball team. in charge OF Prof
C. w, Wrlght OF the political economy
department. will leave tonight for a trip
to Japan to play the three leading uni
versities Of that country. There were
twelve players in the party and the plans
include number of exhibition games be-
tween Chicago and the coast. A stop OF
ten days will be made in the Hawaiian
islands and tho party win arrive in Japan
about September 2l. The Msroons will
meet teams OF the Universities OF waseda,
keio and Nell. The first game will be
at ST. Paul, MINI.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
Busy Afternoon on
Tennis Courts Of
Carter Lake Club

A large gallery turned out Sunday aft
ernoon to watch the tennis matches on
the Carter Lake club courts, where the
contests were all hard fought. The play
ers we're apparently at their best and en-
tertained the visitors until nearly dark,
being busy all the time. In the third
round of the mems slngles. Creedon beat
Walter Wharton, 6-S Ga. Hansen beat
Baugh. Ga, 81. A. Newell beat Paxton
ca. Ga. and r.. Newell beat Hatch, 6-l. 6-i.
In the semi-finals. r. Newell beat A.
Newell. 6-3. 81. 6-s. and Hansen beat
Creedon, Sc, g. Ga. O-6. SO
In playing the doubles, Wilson and r.
Newell beat Hatch and A. Newell, 6-a.
6-2. and Hansen and Wharton beat John
son and weirick. Ga. e-2.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
ROURKES RETURN
HOME WEDNESDAY
Trip on Road is Disastrous, Krug'S
Men Losing Eight Out of Thir-
teen Games Played.
BAD PITCHING IS THE REASON

After a more or less disastrous trip
over the western wheel of the circuit
the Rourkes return home to open
stretch of twelve days on the local lot
Wednesday Des Moines will be the
first attraction.
Omaha won five games and lost eight
on the western swing Two out of three
we're dropped at Denver. Wichita and
Topeka and the four-game series at Lin
coin resulted in an even break. But the
losses on the road did not affect the
standing of the club, as the Rourkes re-
turn home in fifth place. the same posi-
ton they were in on their departure.
To bad pitching must be ascribed the
poor showing away from home. Tom
Blodgett, regarded as among the best
twirlers in the league lost four games
and annexed nary a victory. He was
hammered hard in every game. Bob In
gersoll, the new pitcher, lost three and
won one. Cecil Thompson won two games
and Lou North won two and lost one.
Everdon was used only as a relief hurler.
The Des Moines series, which opens
Wednesday, will consist OF three games
played in two days. The original schedule
called for games Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday. but II was agreed to double
the Friday game and play II as part OF
a bargain bill Thursday. Then Denver
will come here Friday. an open date,
and the Booster day game will be played
with Coffey's crew. Also Des Moines
Will jump for home and play its Booster
day with Lincoln on Friday. Following
Denver will come Topeka, Lincoln and
Wichita in that order.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
AlMER LEAGUE
LEAGUE
-

Yesterdays Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE
st. Joseph, 3; Lincoln 3.
Des Moines as, Denver. 81.
Sioux City. /: Wichita, 8.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York-St. Louis. scheduled game
played Sunday
Philadelphia, 1; Chicago. T.
Brooklyn, 4; Cincinnati, 0.
Boston-Pittsburgh. rain,
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago, 2; New York. 3.
Cleveland, 4; Philadelphia 3.
st. Louis. l. Washington. 8.
Detroit, 8: Boston, 3.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Baltimore Kansas City. rain.
Newark. 8; Chicago, 2.
Buffalo, 6; st. Louis. g.
Brooklyn-Pittsburgh. rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Indianapolis, 1; Louisville, 4.
st. Paul, 3; Columbus, o.
Kansas City. s; Minneapolis. Z.
Games Today.
Western League-Topeka at Lincoln,
Denver at Wichita, Sioux City at ST. Jo-
seph.
National League-New York at st.
Louis, Philadelphia at Chicago, Brooklyn
at Cincinnati, Boston at Pittsburgh.
American League-Detroit at Boston.
Chicago at New York, Cleveland at Phil
adelphia, ST. Louis at Washington.
Federal League-Baltimore at Kansas
City, Newark at Chicago, Buffalo at St.
Louis. Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
Hundreds of women

are entering the professions or
business world and go to work day after
day in bad health, afflicted with some
female ailment. dragging one foot YEARLY
after the other. working with an eye on
the clock, and wishing for closing time
to come.
Women in this condition should take
Lydia +. Pinfham's Ve~e"-i'-
pound. made from roots and herbs. IL
has brought health and happn,-ss ., 49,.
women In America than any other rem
edy. Give Il a trial l-Adyertisemcnt.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
STECHER FAILS TO GET HIT,
BUT IS THERE JUST SAME

FREMONT. Neb.. Aug. 2-(Speciai.)-
The Dodge base ball team. with Joe
Stecher, the wrestling champion, playing
first base, and his brother, Anton, at
short. defeated the Fremont team before
a crowd Of 500 fans here Sunday after
noon by the score Of TO o.
When Joe stepped to the plate for the
first time he was given a great ovation.
He failed to get a hit during the game.
but was safe on an error. He flew out
once, hit to the pitcher another time and
famed for the fourth time up.
Wright, a former State Lacquer with
the Hastings team. pitching for Dodge.
held the Fremont team TO four scattered
hits. He was never In danger. The Dodge
players pounded the deliveries OF Peck,
Mallonee and Hausner hard, while the
Fremont fielders gave them wobbly sup
port. Score: R.H.E.
Dodge .........0 o 900 O2SO am 1
Fremont ......O o 0 o . o 0 90 4 I
Batteries. Dodge. Wright and Raines
Fremont, Peck, Mallonee, Hausner and
Lange. Umpire; Turner.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
Norris Williams Gets
Revenge on Griffin

BOSTON, Aug. ar, Norris Williams,
"a, the national lawn tennis champion.
squared accounts with c, j. Griffin OF
San Francisco. who defeated him at the
exposition tournament In that city re
Gently, by winning In straight sets from
the Californian In tho fifth round OF the
Longwood challenge tournament today
Williams found his opponent troublesome
In the first two sets. but took the third
easily. as Griffin tired rapidly on the wet
turf
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
Blues whip Terriers.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 2-Buffalo defeated
ST. Louis here today, to 5. In the third
inning, with one out and the bases full,
Groom for st. Louis struck out Dalton
and 1.ouden. St. Louis got four runs in
the third and one In the fourth. The
Buffalo team Knocked Groom out OF the
box I'm the fifth, getting two runs. The
visitors tied the score In the sixth and
got the winning run in the eighth. Score:
R.H.E.
st. I.ouis.....O % o 3 o Q as
Batteries; Marshall, Bedient and Blair:
Groom, Davenport. Plank and Chapman.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03

'Two out when winning run scored.
'Batted for Mayer I'm eighth.
sRan for Plpp in ninth.
'Batted for Alexander in ninth.
sBatted for Cole in eighth.
'Batted for Brown In ninth.
New Tork...........0 kt.......0 Q . Q Q Q . S-3
Three-baae hit: ]. Collins. Stolen base:
rlfice hits: Faber, Barney, J. Collins.
Double plays: Faber to Weaver to Four
nier. Blackburne to Il. Collins to Fournier.
First base on errors: Chicago. l; New
off Faber q; off Scott. /. Hits: OFF
Cole. 6 in eight innings; off Browne, ncne
In one innlng; off Faber, in eight and
third inning Struck out: BY Cole, 81 by
Faber. 3; by Browne, /. Umpires; Con-
molly and Wallace.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03

Home run: K. Williams. TWo-base
hits: Lloyd. McGaffigan, williams, Nc
ANlster. Double plays: Helmer to Bliss
Rapp to Grodiek 20 Koehler. Stolen bases
r. Williams, Grodick, Rapp. Wolfe
Koehler, Helmer. Sacrifice hits: Hell
mer, sehreiber Struck out: BY Morse
.; oy Wtdeman. l. Bases on balls: OFF
steward, ]; off Wideman, s; off Morse
= Off Nallandingham, 1. Hit by pitched
ball; by Wideman. / by Vallandingharn.
l. l. Whd pitehes: Wideman. 2. Passed
Two runs and hits i'm one-third inning
off steward; 2 runs and hits in eight
and two-thirds innings off Morse; s runs
ana 10 hits In six innings off Wideman;
run and hits in three innings of
Sailsndingham. Time; 2:04. Umpire:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
Cednr Rnpida WIND.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia Aug. 2--(speclal.) }
Cedar Rapids easily won from Belgrade
on the local grounds Sunday by the score
Of TO in clean, snappy game The
feature OF the game was the battery work
OF Alexander and Lang for the home
club, also their timely hitting Score
R.HE
Belgrade 80 01OO 5000 Ia 3
Batteries: Belgrade, Totenhoff, Ross
and Bobbitt; Cedar Rapids, Alexander
and Lacy Struck OUT BY Totenhoff, s.;
bv Alexander a.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03

DETROIT. Aug. IA dispatch 10 a
Scranton paper received here today am
the Scranton club, Ia the New York state
league. had agreed TO sell Outfieider
George Maisel to the Detroit Americans
IL Is understood the price Il 1880 The
outfielder is a brother OF Fred Maisel
third baseman for the New York Amer
leans.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
Totals ..,.......5l
DIES MONIES.

Stolen abases McCormIck Izll MIIIeI'
Hartford. Two-base hit: Hartford.
Three-base hits: Harrington, Miller,
Sawyer. Home run: Shestak. Hit by
pitched ball: By Baker, Shields; by
Mitchell. Hahn; by Thomas. Gaskell.
Struck out: BY Baker. 2; by Sterzer, 1;
by Harrington, 2; by Thomas, 8. Bases
on balls: OFF Baker. /; off Sterzer, 4; off
Harrington, 4; Off Thomas. 2. Double
play: Sawyer. unassisted. Hits: Off
Baker, in three innings; off Thomas
in five innings; off Harrington, in
six and one-thrd innings; off Sterzer, /
in one ond one-thrd innings; off Gaskell
none In one and one-third innings Time:
212. Umpire: Van Syckle.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03

BOSTON. Aug. 2--Rain stopped today's
Decentralization American league game
after the seventh inning ten minutes
of five runs TO three. Detroit scored
three runs In the sixth off the deliveries
Of Collins and Leonard. Boston knocked
Dauss from the box in the third. but was
Boland.
This was Shriners' day. Cobb. Speaker
and Gardner were presented with diamond
studded emblems OF the order and PTesi
dent Lannin OF the Red Sox with ma
LoRanV clock ScOre
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
American Association.
David CITY Hanks Hav@IocIs.

DAVID CITY, Neb. Aua. 2.-(Speeial)
David City defeated Havelock here sun
day. 2 to o. Miller for David City struck
out twelve men. Score: R.H.E.
Havelock 20 0 0 0 o o 0 90 S o
Batteries: Miller and Pickering; Phipps.
Dermer and Holderness. Umpires: Kinds
and Smith. Time 1880.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
Maal.on pefeat. LIna.n,.

MADISON, Neb., Aug 2.-(Special y
Madison defeated Lindsay yesterday aft
ernoon, to g. Batteries. Madison, Bal
lou, Theiman and Altsohuler; Lindsay.
Lee and Agnew. Hits; Off Ballou a'id
Thelman, 2; Off Lee. g. Struck out: by
Thelman, 8: by Lee, 8
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
Denver wins Both Ends of Double
Header.

double-header here today from Des
Moines, 5 to and Z to 6. The outcome
OF both was in doubt until the ninth.
Galloway's home run in the ninth won
the first and is said to be the longest hit
ever made on the local grounds. Des
Moines came from behind in the second
lead. but was retired at critical times
with men on bases. Score, first game:
nENUINn
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
ncnder.on Outplnys Charleston.

sNDERSoN, Ns5., Aug. 2-(Special)
yesterday, Il 20 T. The Charleston bait
tors could not solve the curves OF Pitchers
Ratzloff and Bray. while Henderson hit
Score: Hi, n,
Charleston 20 o. IL
Batteries Bray, Ratzloff and Hilbert;
Rich, King and Cox.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03

PETERSBURG, Neb., Aug. 2.-(Special
Telegram. am.)-PetersbuTg defeated Genoa
by the score Of 70 / Score: R.HE
Genoa ..'.....S . . . II 3 Z
Batteries: Madden and Clair; Trash
and Willard.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
HYMENEAL
weddlng

The marriage OF Miss Fannie sherman
and Mr.. Harry Cohen OF Sioux City was
celebrated Sunday evening at Chambers
academy. the Rabbi II. Grodinsky Off
cisting. over 400 guests witnessed the
ceremony
Preceding the entrance OF the wedding
party. Miss Nettie Gorelick sang. ''oh.
Greenfield.
Tho bride was attended by her sister.
Miss Rose Sherman, as maid OF honor.
and the Misses Bess Grushkin. Ida Cohen
and Sarah Rubin as bridesmaids. Mr.,
Michael Mushkin was best man. Messrs.
Phil Sherman. Max Kulakofsky and Rob
ert sacIA were the ushers.
After an eastern wedding trip. the
couple will be at home I'm Sioux City.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
chance. an easy fly. acterward making
single aui scoring a run. Score:
ST. LOUIS WASHINGTON

: WW-I'WNN TII0s ININWTIl NWTlWITs TIVTEW
hassa: Milan. Earned runs. st. Louis, /;
Washington, g. Double plays: Johnson
10 Gandil, Johnson to Ainsmith to Nc
Bride to Shanks First base on errors;
st. Louis 2; Washington. L.. Bases on
balls: orr Sisler 2; off Johnson. T. Struck
out: BY S.sler, 81 by Johnson. 5. I'm
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. R-The Wild
Charleston. s. c., club, enabled Cieve-
land 10 defeat Philadelphia today, 10 g.
Willie who Joined the visitors today
after being with the Cleveland American
association team, went 70 bat five times
and made three singles. drew pass and
took first base when he was hit by
pitched ball Score:
PHII.ADFT .pHIA
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03

LII On ndsts. SIOUX city, 3, Wichita,
:. Earned runs; wichita. s. Sacrifice
HITS: Lecture, Clark Two-base hlts:
Donneiy, Hetling. Threc-base hit: Pat
terse n. stolen bese: Hosl. Double PLAYS.
soutnern 20 Buster 10 Hosp Hosp to Brit
ton "a Patterson. Struck out. Bv Clark
3; by Southern. 3. Bases on balls: orr
Clark. 4. off southern, ?. Hit by pitched
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03

IWo-base hItsi Burnh, VIII, OuTTIbAh'
Young, Baker, Bush. Three-base hitsi
Cobb, Speaker Double plays Gardner
70 Carrigan TO Fairy, Speaker to JanyTin.
Passes on balls. OFF Dauss, 2; Off Boland,
4; off Collins. /. Fits; Off Dauss, 3 In
two and two-thirds innings; off Boland,
in four and one-third innings; off Col
Inns, 10 I'm five and One-third inningsi Oft
Leonard, in one and two-thirds innings.
Struck out; by Dauss, L: by Boland, /;
by Collins, !; by Leonard, !. Empires:
Chill and EVanR
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
superbas Trim Reds.

CINCINNATI. Aug. 2.--Cincinnati was
unable to score off Prefer today and
Brooklyn won, to o. The visitors
scored their first run in the firth inning
when Herzog threw wild to first, STEM
gel taking second and scoring on Getz 8
single. Snyder weakened in the ninth.
when he passed two men. Stengel fol-
lowed this with a triple. bringing in two
runs and Getz again singled opportunely,
scoring Stengel Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
ReIief from Acute nheumatIsm.

John ~. Gronx, Winchester. NJ H..
VIZ ties: Il suffer from acute rheuma-
tim and sloan's Liniment always helps
quickly 2Se. All druggists.-Adyertise-
ment.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
CINCINNATI.

IHItt- Ddbt HIIs EItNBtIs olOItH Ddst
Double plays: Griffith to Mollwitz. CUT
shaw to Daubert, Getz to Cutshaw. First
base on errors: Brooklyn Bases on
balls: Off Pfeffer, l. off Schneider. l.
Struck out; By Schneider, 6. Umpires
Rigler and Hart.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03

sBatted for Mayer In sixth.
sRatted for Raumpn f-tnnr In eiRh

"Batted Tor Mayer IN SlNtH.
'Batted for Baumgartner In eighth.
Philadelphia .......0 o . 0 o OIL
Chicago ............,O l 0 ~
Two-base hits: Paskert, Knisely,
Schultz. Home run: Schultz. Earned
runs: Chicago, 4; Philadel lpllla. l. Bases
on balls: OFF Mayer, 2; off Cheney, B
Baumgartner, none in two innings off
Tincup, l in one inning; off Cheney, ? IN
six innings (none out in SEVENTH; off
Lavender, 4 I'm three innings. Hit by
pitched ball: BY Mayer, Zimmerman.
struck out: BY Cheney. 2; by Lavender.
l. by Baumgartner. /. Umpires: Klein
and Cockill
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03

Sacrifice hits Hahn, BiIIs, EWoIdt,
Miller Mitchell Two-base hits: Bills,
Hunter, Miller, Shields, Coffey, Spencer.
Three-base hit: Hartford Home run;
Galloway. Struck out: BY Mitchell, =;
by tiilligan, l. Bases on balls: Off Mlt-
cheH, 8; off Gilligan. 5. Double plays;
Sawyer to Hartford to Jones, Kelleher to
Galloway to Shields. Time 1:50. I'm
pire: Van Syckle. Score, second game;
Scnra aacond game:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
w. johnson Celebrates.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2.--Walter john
son celebrated the eighth anniversary
OF his first appearance with the Senator'S
by defeating St Louis. s 20 l. Kopp. an
outfielder, obtained by Washington from
the ST. Thomas club. dropped his first
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03

DO You suffer with COIdst
Take DIR. Kings New Discovery, the
best cough. cold. throat and lung medi-
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druggists. s.-Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
PHILADELPHIA.
.aatted Tor Fallngtm In seyenth.

Cleveland .......''d 9 Q @ q
Three-base hit: Kopf. Earned runs:
Cleveland, 3: Philadelphia, 3. Stolen
bases; Chapman (2); Walsh. Double
plays: Wambsganss. Chapman and
on balls: OFF Walker. s: off FilllngiTh, s:
off Knowlson. /; off Wyckoff. Hit
by pitched ball BY Knowlson (Wilie).
Struck out: BY Walker, l. by F1llingim,
4: by KnOwlson, l. by Wyckoff. /. Hts:
off Walker in six innings (none out
In seventh)i off Jones. In four innings
off Fillingim, In seven innings: OFF
Knowlson, o In one inning: off Wyckoff
Nallin.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
LINCOLN WINS FINAL GAME

st. Joseph Loses by Score of Nine
to Five.
LINCOLN. Neb., Aug. AIN a game of
loose fielding and hard hitting Lincoln
won the final game of the series from
St. Joseph today, 9 to {. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
DIES MONIES LOSES TWO GAMES

ball; BY Southern, Lejeune. Time; 1880.
Umpire: CusaCk
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
snuthern Asnocin fion.

Memphis. II; Birmingham. 3.
Little Rock, 3; New Orleans, 4
Chattanooga. 4; Mobile, 2.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
SOUTHERN HOLDS THE SIOUX

wichita Makes Clean sweep OF the
Series.
WICHITA, Kan, Aug 2-Southern
heid Sioux City to three hits and one run
today and Wichita made a clean sweep
OF the series. Clark for the Champions
I'D not allow a hit until the sixth, when
TWO scores were made by Wichita. Score:
WICHITA
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03

Frsmont Pe6Sa MslIones, n' HaSsner hna sSiSt q
Lange. Umpire: Turner.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
DIES MONIES.

sone out when winning run scored.
Des Moines. ......2 0 l 0 o.
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who so generously sent the ferns and
Oregon grape with which to decor
ate the club house for the reception
to the teachers.
Rules governing the care Of the
house furnishings were submitted by
the house committee and adoted by
the club. 1t was decided to have a
Christmas program on the evening of
December 25th. Mrs. j. X. Haw-
kins was appointed to take charge of
the decorations and Miss Julia Son.
derman to arrange program. Mrs.
Craver and Mrs. Albright volunteered
to entertain at the January meeting,
the December meeting being given
over to the Christmas entertainment,
Mrs. Zierdt gave talk which was
much appreciated on "The Gray Nun
merry" in Montreal. The hostesses
served luncheon which was almost
a banquet, but We're excused for the
violation of the rule of just two eat
ables when they pleaded the Thanks
giving season as an excuse.
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HIGHLANDS NEWS
j. K. Hawkins is in Seattle on bust

j. K. Hawkins is in Seattle on bust
ness.
w. L. Craver was at Prosser on
business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Russell came
down from Yakima on Monday.
Fred Hawkins has been out of
school several days on account of
sickness.
Henry Liebel has erected large
new barn and has painted his house
recently.
Chas. and Ed. Robertson, former
Highlanders, purchased new Ford
Thursday.
Frank Oliver had for week end
guests his SON and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Oliver, of Pasco.
Annual meeting and election of Of
ficers for the Improvement club on
Friday evening, December, 8. 9riT z
Frances and Irma Richter, of Pas
CO, were visiting friends on the High
lands during the Thanksgiving holt
days.
M. L. Volwiler is pulling out the
peach tree filters from his five-year-
old orchard, the peach trees having
become large enough to crowd the
apples.
Herb Boldt returned in time to eat
Thanksgiving Turkey with the home
folks and Elmer arrived on Tuesday
of this week. Both young men have
been working with the apple harvest,
Herb in the vicinity of Wenatchee
and Elmer at Spokane.
Miss Dorothy Mann was painfully
burned on her arm and slightly burn
ed on her face Friday by an explo-
sion of gasoline which she had added
to water in which she was boiling
clothes, the water stopping on the
hot stove carrying enough gasoline
with tito cause the explosion. Medi-
cal attendance was Immediately Sc
cured and Miss Mann is reported as
doing nicely although not able to re-
sumo her duties teaching at Locust
Grove for few days.
The meeting at the club house on
Friday was well attended and sew
eral matters of business considered
and disposed of. The club decided to
send a barrel of fruit to the Ortho-
pedic hospital for Christmas. Mrs.
Craver and Mrs. Nye kindly con-
scented to pack the fruit and look af-
ter getting it shipped. 1t will be
packed at Mrs. Craver's home and
all wishing to send fruit are request
ed to have it there on or before the
10th, as it will be shipped at that
date. The club voted to extend a
message of thanks to Mrs. Hawkins
sister, Miss Stella Cyphert, of Colby,
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DR.. H. o. Perry and family spent
Thanksgiving with friends in Sunny
side. They returned by way of Pros
ser, where they spent Sunday with
friends, getting home Monday in time
for DR.. Perry to catch the O-W. R. &
N. train back to Prosser where he will
attend to ministerial duties.
The members of the official board
of the Methodist church held meet
ing in the church parlors last Monday
evening, following a "feed" served by
the committee of men from the bible
class. The men demonstrated very
thoroughly that they could serve a
meal without feminine assistance.
About seventy-five plates were laid.
The ladies especially enjoyed the new
order of things.