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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-04
Excerpts From
the Night Sermon

"And aohy call ye me Lord"
"Loue is the mightiest thing in
the 1Dorld. The aDorid is starving
for a practical demonstration of
Christianity"
~ am not saying you can't be q
good Christian and use tobacco, but
I do say If you use it you're q
mighty dirty one"
"If anything makes me sick it
is to see fool qVoman hugging and
kissing a brindle-1tosed pup. And
let me suggest that perhaps that
is Why her husband is not more
afectionate, for no real-blooded
man 9Uants to play second fiddle to
a botU-legged bulldog"
eve spend more for chewing
gum than 1Oas giUen for missions
By all the churches, Protestant and
Catholic, combined"
"Christianity is a cross as weU
as a crotU7."
"You can't raise the standard of
morals By raising qOages, and it's
an insult to aOomanhood to sag 1t.
You haze got to look higher"
"There is no reason 4Uky the
politics of today should not become
the communion of tomorrow"
"We stamp In God q0e Trust on
our dollars. It's all hot air. It's
a bluff. There is no God IN it."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-04

Are vou fighting for p'fncipleP
DO pou quake and qttiver IN your
boots eDerv time a breIOer blo1os hts
Nosef Let ME urge poW to get out
and d0Ht Come on, you Gods rep
feseHtdtivesl Come ont"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-04

n sap ~ a man doesn't settle his
fRtFfe before the undertaken pumps
fhe en- baluttn0 fluid into him. then
heS 0oner"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-04

"Wherever the APOSTLE Paul icent
he had either reUipdl or a riot"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-04

Joshuo said to God. Just make
the sun stand stiH a little tohiie til
7 lplstp that bunch to frdssie.' And
God reached up and grabbed the sun
ard said stay there, and don't
move Until thv servant Oives Hou
tho nhiDhbaU"'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-04

Text-"And why call ye Me Lord. Lord,
and do not the things which say?"-
Luke. vi, 20.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-04
The Holy Ghost"

WhV, an angel N hedven could
not eome to Philadelphia and Hve
ftco fps1ts and loaf tCith the people
heateft tcifhOut FIRST beinO disin-
ftcfsd and fHmi0dted and Oiven
bath n Hsoi and corbofc acid"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-04

"We stamp In God zoe Trust on
our dollars. It's all hot air. It's
bluff. There is no God in it."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-04

"There is no reason 1Uky the
politics of today should not become
the communion of tomorrow"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09
BLAINE YOUNG AND
JOHNSON TO MEET
Will Fight it Out for the 1915 Golf
Championship of the Happy
Hollow Club.
SCORES IN OTHER MATCHES

Harold Johnson and Blaine Young are
the fortunate golfers who will fight it
out for the championship Of the Happy
Hollow club, The championship event
will be for thirty-six holes,
johnson and Young won the right 20
battle for titular honors by victories in
the semt-final round, Johnson won over
w. T.. shepard ST., one hole. Young won
from T. w Austin, 3 and g
In the second flight of the club cham
pionship. r. w. Morrison and J. w. Par
ish. were victorious In the seml-final
round Morris beat Bryce Crawford.
and 3, and Parish beat Norris Brown,
and 8
+. A. Cuscaden and w. w. Buchanan
are finalists in the third flight. In the
semi-finals Cuscaden defeated V. r.
Gould, 8 and T. and Buchanan defeated
II. d, frankfurt.
r. d. wead won from \. W. Friend in
the fourth flight, 5 and I. aud Thomas ].
Kelly wa from w, Hildreth. 2 and 2.
In the Nfth flight Lee l.. Hsmil won
from c. h. walrsth, and 2, and W. w,
Hoye won from William MeAdam by the
same margin.
BiE Field Saturday.
A field of nlnety-seven players took
part In an elghteen-hole handicap medal
play contest at the club yesterday. The
following sixteen low scores qualified for
tho Albert Edholm cup:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09
CUBS DROP TWO
TO THE SUPERBAS
Brooklyn Wins Both Games of
Double Header from Bresna-
hans Warriors.
DODGERS ARE IN SECOND PLACE

CHICAGO, Aug, S-tTenry o'Day re-
turned TO the umpiring staff OF tho Ma
tlonal league today after a years alb
sence, and offioiated at the double
header between Brooklyn and Chicago,
both games OF which went 60 the visitors,
10 TO and 10 4, the latter game going
eleven innings,
Brooklyn batted the local pitchers hard
in the initial contest and this, coupled
with erratic fielding, gave the visitors
an easy victory. Chicago rallied In the
ninth inning and drove Douglass off the
mound. but could not overtake the lead
OF their opponents.
In tho second game Daubert scored the
winning run, having also scored two OF
the other runs. lie opened the eleventh
with a double. went 10 third ON Wheats
fly and scored on Cutshsw's sacrifice fly
to right. Score, first game.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09
NORTH PLATTE MAKES
CHAMPIONSHIP CLAIM

NORTH PLATTE, Neb., Aug. S-(spe-
cial TeleKram,)-North Platte took the
first game OF the series with Bridgeport
here to determine the championship OF
western Nebrasks by a score OF 70 g.
The game was filled with fast playing by
both teams, but was marred by the crab
bling OF visitors at umpires decisions
which took up much time.
The features OF the game we're home
runs by Gray and Holiday and the catch
OF foul ball by Manager Gettman IN
among the autos
This il the third game North Platte has
won from Bridgeport and has thus laid
claim 10 the championship OF western
Nebraska.
The two teams win play tomorrow
score: R,H,E
Harmed runs: North Platte, Bridge
port. 2 Home runs; Gray. . HOLIDAY
Two-base hits: dettmap, Bockewitz
Struck out: ny Luby, 81 by Galgano, g.
batteries; North Platte, Luby and Holt
day; Bridgeport Galgeno and Gray. I'M
pires; riley and Harrington.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09
Herman Wins Tight
Game in the Ninth

HERMAN. Neb.. Aug s-Cspecisi Tel
egram. with two down in the ninth.
the score deadlocked and a man on sec
ond base, Edmond West poled a single
to center that proved the undoing OF
Fontenelle in one OF the hottest base ball
combats seen in Herman in many a day.
Herman won. 1 to o.
Burdick, an 1s-yeaT-old lad. pitched
for Herman and held the Fontenelle
crew 20 two hits. Not a Fontenelle man
reached second base and only four got
as far as the first station. II was
Burdick's second voctory over Fonte-
nellie. Score: R.H.E.
Herman 40 OOO 5000 ii 8 /
'Fontenelle % 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 . 2
Batteries Herman. Burdlck and West;
Fontenelle, Cook and Cook.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09
Newarks Capture
One Off Caseys

NEWARK. n. j., Aug. &-A triple by
Esmond. following Campbelrs single
and an infield out gave Newark enough
runs 10 win another pitchers battle in the
first inning today from Kansas city, A
largo crowd took advantage OF tho re-
duced prices. Rain preoented the sec
ond game. Score RIFLE
Kansas CITY o 7 o 0 0 0 o O--1 q 9
Newark 80 90 l o 0 s--s 1
Batteries: Cullop and Easterly; Nose
lay ard harden.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09
Fender Shuts Out
Ramblers of Omaha

FENDER. Neb., Aug, S-(speclRl TEL
egram.)-Pender shut out the HANDLERS
of Omaha today by score OF Is 10 O
Tho feature OF the game was the field
ing OF Peters and Wagner, the pitching
of Brown. who let the Ramblers down
with three scattered hits, and the hit
ting OF the locals. who secured nineteen
hits.
Batteries: Pender, Brown and Smith;
Ramblers, Mongerson and Mongerson.
II any of the other fast teams OF
Omaha or vicinity wish TO cross bats
with this team they can be assured of
a good fat purse II they can take home
the bacon.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09

PATNTNNf,
Pulver against pegau.
Burness against Cuscaden,
Friend against winner OF tie.
Kent against Manning.
Bowman against Crawford
laYerty against Smith,
Sadler against second low in tie.
Miller against Arthur.
In the first round Of match play for a
special prize the following are the re-
suits:
james Fitzgerald won from Ben $.
Baker.
L. l., Freneh beat T.. 8. Folsom, 3 and ?
W. r. Macfarlsnd beat IL. Goodrich
H. d. Frankfurt won from T. w.
y. W. Arthur won from w. E, shep-
E. buval beat E. NJ Wellman, 9 and l.
II. n. Laverty beat u. n, Robertson
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09
KANSAS CITY RED S0X
DEFEAT MANKAT0 TEAM

MANKATO. MINI. Aug. s.-(speoial.l-
Ira Bidwells champion Kansas city Red
sox defeated the fast Mankato team In
the best played game OF the season here
today by score OF 10 !. cummings
pitching ana the sensational fielding Of
the Red sox featured. Batteries: Man
kato Spencer and Williamson; Kansas
City Red SoX. Cummins and Brammels
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09
ROURKES' LOSING
STREAK Is BROKEN
After Dropping Eight Straight
Games Omaha Cops Second Fray
of Double Bill from Bears.
BIoDeETT HURLs SLICK FRAY

Tho expert curving of lob Blodgett
and the heavy bombarding Of Bobbie
Wells and Hippo MoChesney broke oma-
has long losing streak in the second
game of the double bill staged at Rourke
park on the Sabbath and Omaha won
one after losing eight games I'm a row,
six of them on the homo lot. Tho bar
gain matinee was divided. Denver wln-
ming the first game. 3 20 0. and Omaha
the second, to @
Omaha came pretty near losing that
second game. too. Dick Cantwell. the
Denver hurler. was in punk form and his
offerings seemed to please the Rourke
artillery. Also Dickie was wild. Many
an opportunity for a score did he give
the Rourkes. but for some reason or other
the Rourkes were reluctant TO take ad-
vantage Of their opportunities.
Wells and HippO DO it All.
But there was nothing slow about Wells
or Hippo. To that duo can be traced all
three runs. In the third round Omaha
scored one. Breen singled and went to
second on Shields error He was caught
trying to swipe third while Krug was
coaxing a walk. Wells poled a double
down the first base line ana Krug went
to third. to score a moment later on NC
Chesney's infield out.
The second home counter Yves marked
up in the fifth when Wells singled to
left and scored on Hippo's double to left.
And the winning run came over in the
eighth when Wells poled triple to CEN
ter and Hippo singled to the same garden.
In the meantime Tom Blodgett was
hurting slick ball. He allowed but four
hits and Denver scored in only one FRAME
the fourth. The runs were counted on a
walk, an infield hit and Kelleher's triple.
Three Runs I'm First.
The first game was hard one to lose.
In the first inning Thompson passed out
two walks and Miller made a hit Breen's
wild chuck allowed two scores and a
sacrifice fly by Shields the third. That
finished it, as Thompson permitted no
more scoring.
But Prince Gaskill, chucking for the
opposition, was in a similar mood and
the Rourkes counted nary once. Prince
was exceedingly tight in the pinches.
Omaha outhit Denver seven hits to five
in the game.
Today Topeka comes for four games.
Today will be ladies' day. Game called
at q O'Clock. Score, first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09
Totals e.

Ran for White I'm NINTH
o, Two out when winning run scored.
sioux City ,......0 0 3 0 o 2-5
topeka ............O 0 o 1 3 o Ia
=, Iwo-oase hits: Cosgrove, baltimore,
Itapps Sacrifice hits: Callahan, Lakaff.
bases: Callahan, Kane. Double piays:
Fisher to Bostick to Fisher, Hall TO Mon
roe to Fisher. Hits: OFF Lakaff, 4 in
rive and two-thirds innings: off Higgins,
balls: OFF Lakaff. 3: off Higgins. / /:
OH Grover, /; off Dashner. /; off
Boothby, 3. Struck out: BY Lakaff. g.:
DDyo0 Hugglns /; by Boothby, T. Time:
S:Oo Umpire; Geisle. Score, second
game:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09
Topeka Comes for
Four-Game Series

Topeka will invade Omaha today for a
series Of four games. A doubls-header Is
carded for Tuesday when the first game
will be called at , o'clock. Today will
be ladies' day. Game today and Wednes-
day called at O'clock
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09
R0URKE THANKS FANS WHO
ATTENDED BOOSTER GAME

Pa Rourke. owner Of the Omaha bali
club. has issued an expression OF thanks
60 ali those who attended the Booster
day ball game Friday Included are all
the commercial and fraternal bodies, Joe
and Anton steeher, the Omaha musicians
the newspapers aud all the fans and
fanetteH.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09
Bilioasness and oonstipa tioB.

Il Is certainly surprisins that any
woman will endure the miserable feel
ings caused by biiiousness and cohstipa-
tion. when relief IL so easily had and At
20 little expense. Mrs. chas Peck, Gates
n. r.. writes; About a year ago used
two bottles OF chambsrlain's Tablets and
they cured me Of biiiousness and eORsti-
patton" Obtainable everyWhers, An
drug gists.--Ad Advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09
SIOUX TAKE TWO FROM KAws
Indians Capture First, Five to Four,
and second, six to One.

won both games today from Topeka
Tydeman dropped Boothby's NY in the
ninth inning with two men on bases and
the Indians took the first game, to 4
The second game was called In the soy.
enth by agreement, with Sioux Chy
leading, to I: Score, first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09
Yesterday's Results.
NNrEsNeru,r,V,Z- .-@.WTt.


WESTERN LEAGUE
Topeka, Al: Sioux City, GO.
Wichita, A. ST. Joseph. 2.
Denver, 80; Omaha, O-3
Lincoln. 2-l; Des Molnes, i-2.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston. 2; st. Louis :.
Brooklyn, 1916; Chicago, "a
Philadelphia, "a; Cincinnati, g.
American League-(No game scheduled.)
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Newark, 3; Kansas City. /.
Games To-day.
Western LeaglIe-Wichita at Sioux
City, Topeka at Omaha, Lincoln at St
Joseph. Denver at Des Moines.
National Beague-Boston at st Louis,
Brooklyn at Chicago, Philadelphia at
New York and Pittsburgh.
American League-Detroit at Washing
ton. Chicago at Philadelphia, Cleveland
at New York, st. Louis at Boston.
Federal League--Kansas City at New
ard, Chicago at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at
Buffalo, st. Louis at Baltimore
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09
DIES MONIES

Two-base hits: Jones. Sawyer. Sacri-
flee hit: Morse. Left on bases: Lincoln,
4; Des Moines. Q. Struck out: BY Mo-
FridRe 6: by Ehnan, 4. Bases on balls:
OFF Mogridge, l. off Ehnnan. 5. fit by
pitched bali: BY MoRrid9e. Bhman and
williams Double plays: Gilman 20 Will
Jams Sawyer (unassisted). Passed ball:
Rreen. Tive: 1:4. Umpire: Van SICKLE.
Score second game
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09

Three-base bits, Wells Kelleher. Two
base hits: Wells. McChesney Stolen base:
COffey. Double plays; Tannehiil to krug
- Schliebner Cantwell 20 Sjahr TO
Shields, Galloway 20 Kelieher 20 Shields.
eft on bases: Omaha, 8. Denver, s.
Struck out: BY BlOdEett. q: by Cantwell,
Bases on balls; Off BlOdgett. 4: off
Cantwel g. Time i:55 Umpire
o. Brien.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09
ATHLETICS OF OMAHA
LOSE TO 0AKLANDS

OAKLAND. Neb., Aug. S-(speolal.l-
Oakland defeated the Athletics OF Omaha
by the score Of 10 /. The feature Of
the game was the pitching OF Eggert,
who would have scored shutout had
not one OF oakland's fielders frozen to
the ground Omaha used two pitchers,
The game was called at the end Of tho
eighth TO allow Omaha to catch a train.
Score: R,H.E
Athletics ..,....,0 900 OIL 2
Oakland ........2 / o 0 0 - I
Batteries: Athletics. Hirseh, Buyer
and Morrow; Oakland Eggert and j.
Krasne Struck out: By HiTsch, T. by
Eggert, II. Bases on balls: OFT Hirsch, T.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09

Kane, Callahan. Home run; Crosby
Stolen base; Cosgrove. Double plays:
Hensling to Kane, Callahan 10 Cooney to
Kane. Bases on balls: Off Doyle, j; off
Sanders, G. Struck out: BY Doyle, 3;
Doyle, Rapp. Time: 1925 Umpire: Geisle
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09

'Batted for Bliss in ninth.
M IS {bGi:ssp I.,....S SSSfGSS e
r; T%o-b S,,s hits; Hosp Hetins e. sac
out; BY Riley. 3; by Nallandingham. 2
Bases on balls Off Vallandingham, 2;
off Riley, 4. Hit by pitched ball: BY
Time: 1853 EMPIRES: cusack and Ryan.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09
DIES MONIES AND LINKS SPLIT

Games.
DDS MONIES. Aug. SIDES Moines and
Lincoln divided two games here today.
The score of each was to /. Errors
behind Mogrdge lost the first game and
Schreibers wildpess caused his defeat IN
the second. Score, first game:
LINCOLN
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09

The 81. Louis Federal club has signed
Frank Ellerman OF the Mount Vernon.
Ill. independent club.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09
sBatted for Dale In third.
sBatted for Benton In eighth.

'Batted for Benton in eighth.
c eailfSsiRhia ...... .ss ) ?5SSfs O.:
TwS-Oase r. slts SEava ho,, dEoh
rifice hit: Bancroft Double plays:
Bancroft 20 Nlehoff 20 Luderus. Alex
ander 10 Bancroft 10 LAudeTus Bases on
balls; Off Alexahder, y; off Chalmers, 4;
off Dale, 3: Off AeCaOsEey. 2; off TOney.
L. off Benton. 1; off Lear. l. Hits: or
Alexander, II In seven innings; of chal-
merH, 4 ia two innings; off Dale, Ia
three innings. off Mcciofkey, none none
out IN fourth off TOney. In one inning
off Benton. IN four innings; off Lear. !
Ia one inning. struck out. By Alexander.
3: By Dale. l. by Toney, I; by benton. 2
Wild pitch; foney. umpires; Quigiey
and Emsiie
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09
Offer 90 Efatty.

II T. said that when New York 4 IN
vaded by the Feds christY Matheua3n
Will be offerec the management OF the
team.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09
Totals
DIES MONIES.

Bills (2), Hahn. Baker Left on bases:
Lincoln, 2; Dies Moines. n. Struck out
BY Baker. ?; by SchTeiber 2 Bases on
balls: off Schneider. 4. Hit by pitched
ball: Hunter by Schreiber. Double play:
Ewoldt 60 sawyer 70 Jones. Time. 100
Umpire. Van Sickle.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09

Gh rSSSDS" .. 80 Q Q 0 ~
Slated for label In ninth.
sBatted for Schultz In ninth.
Two-base hits Meyers. Stengel Miller,
Good. Home run; Schultz. Bases on
hale: Vaughn q, label. ca, Douglas.
HI r. Off Vaughn. in four innings, and
nonc out IN fifth; off label, Z In five
innings. off Douglas. Y In elsht and
two-thlrd innings; off Smith, none In
BY Vaughn (Cutshawl. struck out: BY
Douglas 5; by label, |, EMPIRES: Quig-
ley Rrd O'nny,- Score ser"~d pame;
pnAAzr CrrfTAan
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09
WICHITA DEFEATS THE JosIns
Wolves win Wen Played Game from
nruErn mara

ST. JOSEPH. No, Aug. S-Wichita de-
feated St Joseph today i'm well played
game. Vallandingham was hit hard in
off his delivery, while Riley pitched an
air-tight contest throughout. Score:
SIT TnGEnII
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09
Union Giants Win
At Sibley Carnival

LIJVERNI1. Mimi. Aug s-(special
Telegram 1.-The Union Giants won first
money at the slbley. Ia, carnival by de-
feating the All Nations and Luverne
Score R.H.E.
All SNtiionas; % 900 IS
Batteries; Burch and Coleman Smith
Giants ........O O1O1Oo Las i
Luverne .....O o o 1 o 0 o O-l 2
Batteries: Simpson and Coleman Wei
del and Toullfson.
American Association.
Columbus-Kahsas City. rain
Indianaoplis, 3; 81. Paul "a; first game.
Indianapolis. 3; ST. Paul, /; second
Louisville. .; Milwaukee, I: first game.
Louisville. 3; Milwaukee. 4; second
same.
-
Coast League.
san Francisco. ~: Salt Lake City. g.
Vernon. 90; Oakland 5-2
~ Really noes Relieve RheumRfisn.
Sloan's Eminent does give almost in
slant relief. Nothing better for rheuma-
tism. baekache ana sclatica Only GO
All Observation-Disclosures
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09
Cravath BattipR HaFd.

CINCINNATI, Aug. SIN a slugging
game of the series from Cincinnati, IL
10 8. Cravath. with -four doubles, brought
in eight runs and scored three times
himself Mollwltz made n triple and
three slnsles out or iouf u'nes up ocofe;
PHILADELPHIA CINCINNATI
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09
Down nOnton Pitchera.
Totals IA go -,

Abatted for Ragan In third.
'Batted for Hughes in eighth.
81. Iouis............a o 0 0 Q 0 0 81
Two-base hits: Snyder. Magee. Home
run: Bescher. Double plays. Ames 20
Miller 10 Hyatt, Bescher 10 Miller, Butler
to Miller TO Hyatt. Bases on balls OFF
Ames, 2; off Ragan, 2. Hits. Off Ragan.
five In two innings; off Hughes, in
five innings; off Davis 2 In one inning
Struck out BY Ames, 3; by Raglan, o.
by Davis /. EMPIRES: Rigler and Emsiie
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09
BROOKI.YN
IA. -
CHICAGO.
'Batted for Rucker In eighth.
'Batted for Murray in tenth.

Waited Tor Rucker IN eighth,
sBatted for Murray in tenth
BRtted for Lavender In eleventh.
Two-base hit: Daubert. Three-baso
hit. Zimmerman. Home rum Schultz.
Double play: Cutshaw TO DRubert. First
base on balls: Off Rucker, 1; off Dell,
3. Hits: OFF Rucker, 3 In seven innings;
off Dell In four innings: off Hum
phrles. In eight. and none out In ninth;
off Lavender In three innings, Struck
out: BY Rucker, 9; by Humphres, |: by
Dell. 8: by Lavender. 1. Umpires: o'Day
and ouigiey.
Down BOston Pitchers.
ST. LOUIS. Aug S-St Louis over
whelmed three Boston pitchers in the
opening game of their series here today
ing their fourth successive game.
A ninth-inning rallied saved Stallings'
team from shut out. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09
REAL EST TE-WEST SIDE
CATHEDRAL DI.oIhICT

New modern, 6 rooms and sleeping
porch; oak floors: oak and birch finish
throughout; built-in buffet and bookcase.
plumbing, furnace and hardware very
Omaha. Tel Owner. Douglas lh2.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09

TWo-base Mt. smlth ol0IsiI Dasyi nIII-
Sacrifice fly: SHIELDS. Double plays;
Kelleher to Galloway 20 Shields. Gallo
way 10 Kelleher to Shields, Galloway to
Shields. Breen to Krug to Scbliebner
Left on bases: Denver, 8: Omaha. g. Hits
OFF ThompSon, in eight innings; off
EVerdon, 1 I'm one inning Struck out:
BY Gaskil, 3; by Thompson, l. Bases
on balls: off Thompson, 3 Time: l:ao.
Umpire: o Brien.
Second game:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09
SNAP

A BARGAIN for cash; having moved
from Omaha l viii sell or trade for
land in Minnesota or North Dakota, the
property at 1911 Capitol Ave. consisting
OF nearly 800 30. feet Of ground. with
a brick building thereon, at a sacrifice, II
a quick deal Is made. Address your offer
70 c. h., Ewing, 25 Plymouth Bldg
Minneapolis. MINI.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09
American AssociatI On

Coast League.
san Francisco. ~: Salt Lake City, 5.
Vernon. 60; Oakland. So.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09
REAL EsTATE-soUTH SIDE

CLOSING up an estate, sell at sacrifice
vacant lot, also 5-room cottage on Polk
St, So. Omaha; good surroundings and
location. Address 643. Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09
REAL EsTATE-NoRTH SIDE

-OIU N. AUIIII %
Here's a CIR. and hall. all modern, full
2-story square; one block to car.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1916 Omaha Nat. Douglas 27l5
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-08
GOOD BUSINESS
MARKS OPENING
Of NEW YEAR
MERCHANTS HAVE LITTLE CAUSE
TO COMPLAIN. SALES IkCREAS-
ING EVERY DAY AND GOOD
WEATHER is AIDING THEM.

The afterthe-holidays special sales
are now being put on by the mer-
chants of the city and their circulars
and advertisements offer some attract
i've prices to the consumer. The peo-
pie in this immediate vicinity are TAX
ing advantage of the sales already in
progress and brisk trading has been
reported since the first of the week
by merchants who already have their
sales under way. The condition of the
roads the first of the week was han
dicap to trading The recent rains
made them soft and in some places
they have been badly cut up. This is
rapidly being remedied, however. and
Few days more dry weather will find
farmers especially the wheat grow
ers are wanting some cold, freezing
mild but the indications are that a
change is soon to take place, and II
this section escapes a severe cold
snap during this month. and next, it
will be something it has not done I'm
several years As a whole, the mer-
chants of the city have enjoyed good
trade all the fall season, notwithstand-
ing the European war, and their
Christmas trade was about normal.
There is already good season Of
rain in the ground, and, with what
will undoubtedly follow, there is no
reason to apprehend a failure of crops
another year, in fact, the farmers as a
rule, are very optimistic. As one mer.
chant said last night. This country Is
in better shape than | expected tc
see 1t at this time of the year and
the people as rule are not in nearly
as bad shape as many would have us
believe"