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Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-17
REAL ESTAIE-wANTED
HOMES WANTED

HOMES WANTED
We have clients for modern homes.
West Farnan. Dundee or Field Club
Districts ~ YOU want TO sell your
o'NEfi.i n. +. & ms. AGENCY.
sS2 10 6Se Rrandcis Thea. Tel. Tyler io2t.
WE have a client that wants or \
room house within walking distance, on
81 sfeen H5V IN ,sI sl0e aISin 5 ~
monthly.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
9th flr. ON. Nat lax. Bldg. u. llSl.-o
HAVE buyers for Mod. n. size cottages
bungalow, easy payments. NoungmRn,
90i ON. Nat. Bank Bldg Doug. ltl6
WANTED-To buy on monthly payments,
small store room. with living rooms
above, I'm Central school district. Phone
Red 1864
WANTED Contractor willing to build
20 lease in region OF 10Th and Farnsm.
Address J COS. Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-17
FARM AND RANCH LANDS


NN"fNNANA bNhNNs
ALI. TIE TINE YOU WANT
Owner OF 1to acres In Cedar county, 20
miles nom sioux City. will make very
liberal terms 20 first-ciass farmer who
can make reasonable cash payment;
farm has about $50 acres IN crop. o. well
improved and close to town. Price. 800
an acre. what's the use OF renting
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Omaha Natl Bank aids. Omaha
KIMRAIL COUNTY LAND BARGAIN.
$40 acres In the northern part Of KIM
ball county, where the soil IL equal 10
eastern Nebraska; smooth table land.
at SIS. Terms will be given II desired
j. n. DUMONT a Co,
Ie-iS Keeline Bldg. Phone Doug. go.
= FARM PRICE REDUCTION
To secure n sale by March 1, owner
authorizes price OF a good fertile, we'll
improved eighty. Is miles from omaha
% tiio per acre: carries mortgage OF
GEORGE 5. wAIAcE. Keellne pldg,
BARGAIN
% acres fruit farm with t0-room
house, good barn. etc. Close 20 TT. Cal
houn city park. Bargain at $4,000. Joo
Bolen, FIT. Calhoun.
Is BUSHELS WHEAT LAND. IS PER
acre; Cheyenne Co.. best small grain
Co In state; few snaps Tor y early vi buy
inEsland Inv. Co. Sidney. Neo
GOOD TERMS
150-acro central Douglas county farm,
we'll improved. adjoining town, Si76 per
pcre, ]. u. Gihney, Elkhorn, Neb.
ONE or THE REST FARMS in Cedar
county, Neb.. 2S acres. &lOo per. Relyea
and Clifford, 3i6 Range Bldg, Omaha.
Neb
FOR sALE-Best large body high grade
medium priced land In Nebraska: very
little money required. c. Bradley, Vol
bach. Neh. %
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-17
FARM LAND-FoR RENT

10 ACRES
For lease or will sell on payments.
This land Is Ia miles northwest of
Florence. Is improved and has a Groom
house and barn. For price call
CREIGH, SONS g. COMPANY,
Douglas 200 SOS Bee Bldg.
NTH AND BOYD, I acres, unimproved,
S25 II acres grass west Miller park,
Sg5 John ~ Frenzer. Douglas bH.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-17
MOTORCYCLES BICYCLES

FARLEY MOTORCYCLES.
Bargain In used machines. Victor Roos,
THE Motorcycle Man" H03 LeavenwoTth
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-17

NH y oNFEl SOUND
and reliable Investment a pecan orchard
excels any other known. Investigate
our orchard propagation N you would
make your financial future secure
W. 7. SMITH co,
Douglas 2S19. City NATL Rank BldR
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Parker t3, Candy 60. Fox (el. st. Martin.
Reynolds (2), Scott f2). Schultz, wra,ten
t2). Crist (2l. Walters t2) Lake. valid
hauer. Stolen basos-Moore t3D, Candy. IA C.
rihce hit-FOx. Home run-Gandy. Three
base hits--Mnorc. Reynolds and wrat,en.
Two-base hits-Parker. ST. Martin Fox.
Wratten. Scott, Walters. Double play
King TO Fox. Triple play-Reynolds to Scott
TO Fox To King. Bases on baIls-on Ham
!lton. /: off WaIdbauer, :; off Scott. 3. Struck
out-by Hamilton, l. by Waldbaucr. .; ny
Scott. g. Left on bases-Newport News. 3;
Portsmouth. s. Wild pitch-Scott. Hit by
DItcher-by Waldbaucr, tReynoids. Cueto.
Candy. Parker. Pitching summary --off
Hamilton. runs and hits In I rnn.nS.
Time, 2Il. Umpire. Kennedy.
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ancc in the .c!ty this season by de-
feating the ShipbuildcrS, IL to O. The
locals outhit the visitors hut the
Pirates Gombined hits with mscues
of the Christians 10 good advantage
y freak triple play was registered in
the fourth. Which, The locals had the
bases full and nobody out Pahlmnn
popped up a hy, which REYNOLDS went
after OH fair territory The runners
held their bases. thinking Umpire Ken
needy would call an inhcld NJ but he
did not for some unexplained reason
Reynolds dropped the ball. then picked
it mp and threw to second; and the
ers protested VIGOROUSLY but Kennedy
refused to allow their claim that il
was an infieId fy and no on" hui the
batter was out.
The batting of Walters and Candy
and the throwing to second of Lake
who headed six would be steal-ss. fca :
tured. Candy hit homer with the
bases full In the seventh. Hamilton
started the game, and the side should
have been retired in the first without
a run All seven OF the talics came
after two were out on mnffcd flies. a
pass and two doubles and "A single. The
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CREW SNATCHEs VICTORY
TRIPLE IN NINTH
EARNS WINNING RUN
Win tlnrk Makes Fatal Error, and
Norfolk Takes Measure Of
HopcNcll.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times DiSpatch.1
NORFOLK. VA, May S.--Whcn win
Clark sent steve CASTOR TO the mound
to replace Crabbe in the ninth inning
to-day. he made the mistake Of his life.
favor of Hopeweil. and Norfolk had
the bases filled with none out. CASTOR
served one ND to Bruce. the former "
i. |. outflelder. and the younGSter laid
against the pellet good and hard. When
II landed II was against the fence in
deep center field, aud three runners
who were on the sacks crossed the
while Bruce was Derched on third base
The blow Was enough To defeat tho
Bombs."' The score was . To i.
With two runs behind when they
went TO bat in the last frame. and
half the fans leaving the park in de-
Spalr. Crahbl" passed Newton. Whitfield
singled, TTartsell hunted. and when
narnett dropped Crahblc's throw TO
first. All hands were safe Then il was
that Crabblc was derricked aud CASTOR
sent in 10 take UP his task. The game
was a weird ono. marked by loose play
ing NY both teams, and the Punishment
OF Gene Steinbrsnner. in the seventh.
stein" had made three hits In the
afternoon. and in turning second in the
seventh claimed that McNahon tripped
him When he continued his arGu-
mcnt he was chased
Macalis started the game for Nor
sent in 10 pinch hit for him in tho
NTH Sprngman replaced MaSalin In
the sixth. and Hopewell scored five
runs before he was replaced by Nicks,
who held the Powder Pufs" safe for
the remainder Of the game. The score:
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HERD BOWS TO ORIOLES
lspcciaI,o The Times.pispa,rb ,

tSncc!a! 10 The Times Dispatch
.r ,, h.H - ~ re. MD. May S.--George
nlnG, scoring Bates ahead of him
nhnIeh baltimore 10 take the finai
."ii' az IN" series with buffalo here
today - TO 10. Twomblv also clouted
me oau over the fence in the MFR
iraln.. putting the Orioles in the run
The game was featured by heavy hit
.'I'S. no less imam ain. nXtia base hits
beng made.
sam tran', the former Maci.rnan
piaycd his first game as an oiiole. and
NJ 'cpNt was most suspicious one
HEuftiE IN two fast double PLAYS and
ais" getting a hit. The score
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ftoprwelI.

summary: Runs Newton ':cI. wh!t,co,
hArt.cl ~. M"Mahon. Sticking. Summons
~, Rove. 'rahhl". Summers. Stoinhrenncr.
Two. has" hiis-Stcinbr"nncr Newton AIc.
Mah"n SichinE Three-hasc hit--srncc.
stolen haseS-Simmons t2b Barnett. Double
pihy*-iiartscl! 10 Morpeth TO McMahon:
St"inhr"nncr 10 Gust. Bases on buIls--off
trabb!c. 8: on Ma6ais. l: OF Springman
>; off Nick, l. Loft on ba.cs-IInpr,yc..
,: Norfolk. :. Struck out-by Crabhi. },
~ Magalis: :. 10y Nicks. ); Time. hours.
tmpirts. hughes acd Warren. Attendance
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BRAVES HUMBLE GIANTS


NEW YORK, May s.-The Boston
Braves knocked Palmero, the Cuban
pitcher, out Of the box in three innings
to-day. defeating the Giants for the
third time straight. to .. Pat Ra-
gon was effective throughout. holding
the Giants to five hits. Singles bv
Konetchy and Raglan and two bases
on balls gave the I'ravcs two runs in
Continued on Ninth Page.)
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Bnttcd Tor Nyc In ninth.
noe

SutnmnrSi TW0-hnsc hits-McDcr-
mott. iIersrhr. Hoclke. Farrell,
Clemens, sloan. Thrcc-busc hits
SiEtn. NcyuOldS. Home run-.Da-
robson. Sacrifice hifs-Hulc tHyI,
sloan. Hale. stolen bnscs-Mrtu-
Icy, Farrell. iinIc. Double plays
SiElin To NrAulcy, Rhondcs to
fnutsrh Ia ElbcI. McAulcy tn Siglin
ia liorike. Double piayn-Nyc to
tIihcl. struck 0nt-by Gleason. =;
by Hcrsche, .. BHsc or huliy-by
Glcnson. &; nv RhOndcs. ;; by
Hcrarhc. 3. hit by pitcher-t:Icn-
son tBnhhingionI, by RhOndrs iStI-
I'M irrsrhcl. will pitch-by
HhonhcS. !. Hts made Oft Gleason,
In 32-3 Innings nnd q runs. I.cft
ON hhscs-Rirhm >; Rochcster,
~. tmpire, Carpenter md Chest
mutt. Time, 9 hOurs.
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CUBS AND PIRATES DIVIDE
SPLIT DOUBLE BILL
ON CHICAGO GROUNDS
WheeHer Dell Pitchc. second Shut-Out
for brooklyn. rriumphinR Over
Alexander.
ISpec!al % The T!mes. Disnatch.l

n.
CHICAGO. May S.-Thc cubs ana
Pirates split even on a double header
this afternoon. the locals taking the
hrst game. to ]. and the visitors the
second. TO T. \ home run by VIII
lams. after Mcconnell had singled
ers' battle IN IN mo eiubth irn,n,
MamauN allowed put four hits I'm the
second. SChultz's error being rcsponsi-
bio for two OF the four runs scored hv
tho Cubs. Chicago used four pitchers
and gave them poor support. Score
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COOLERS DOWN TARHEELs

I9Pt.IdI 10 Ht FIlneS- D1spatch.
ROCKY MOUNT, ~ c. MAY S.-Tor
sixteen frames the Tarhcels and C;oob-
ers were AT each others throats in
to-days opener. 10 have Petersburg
hnally annex victory by score of
!, to 3.
The game was a pitchers battle. in
which Poole and .,DpleSate shared
about equal honors. ANA would have
evidently ended in tie had not the
support of tho Champions ninSer
wohbled. and the game was dropped.
The score:
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NEWARK DEFEATS ROYALS

Especial TO The Times D!spa,chl
NEWARK, y. j.. MAY S-Ncwark
.again defeated Montreal today. MI.
ting Fu!lertor's offerings for . to.a,
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INDIANS WIN EIGHTH

CLEN ELAND. May S.-Cleveland won
a postponed game from Detroit TO -dav
3 TO !. IL being the Indians eighth
consecutive victory While the hits
were equal. BaGhy was the more cnec-
tive with men on bases score:
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OF FIVE runs while Cy pieh held the
visitors I" single tally. Martin $
doGnic. two errors and doubl. steal
gave Newark three runs in The second
inning. In tho seventh singles ~
liable and Wittcr. Milau's sacrifice and
tallahan'S double accounted for TWO
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Totals 50 IT rs 81 Totals .65 IL as Il 1
'Bati"N FOR Mcclellan In slXtcnnth

Score by innings: n
Petersburg ......oI 2 10000 5000 Us
Rocky Mouni....2 o O. o 0l 1000 o q o.;
HImm"r Poole Eu1ssnenc Henry T"I
on bascs-Fct"rsburE. .. Roc:y Nount H.
Earned runs-FctcrshurE. {. Rocky Mount,
: S,oicn bases Henry. Talbot 90. SacrInc-
hit-frlhot. Two.base htts-Poh. Spencer
Richie t:I. Talbot. Gray Double play
ParmaicS 10 Mcclellan Struck o,it-by
Poole. :. by Anplcghir, {! Bases on bails:-.
OF Poole. y of AUpie.atc I. HIT by pitched
hali-by Poole. tBergcr,; by Applcsate /
,HudSins,. Passed ballraibot Time 2:i5
Umpire. Ros-ano
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JOHNSON IS POUNDED HARD
WASHINGTON'S STAR
RETIRED IN EIGHTH
Cleveland Best. Detroit md Makes
Eighth Straight win-Bonton
Shut Out.

Plt1LAD1ILPIllA. May S.-Philadel-
phia hit Johnson's delivery for thirteen
tafe,ics' including three doubles. drove
and won from Washington to-day, /
TO .. Johnson was poorly supported.
while Myers was given splendid sup
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SLUGGING FESTIVAL

tSaccal 10 The Times Dispatch.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. May Sin a
baseball game OF the vintage Of 1885,
Portsmouth celebrated Is first appear
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''bht'"d Toy Damsau In ninth.

S'"r" 10y innings T.
Newark .............n I q q i -
Montreal 49,. q n =, - 10 - n :.
SUMMARY. Huns ahlc ,!,. ca!Iahai.. sar-
"a, !'h tuit"iion Sarrihc" hits Milan
- SSh"eri stolen hasts---Cablc Gala
h"h. I"o-oasc aits--Nhgti',. callahan Mo
AN ''Shcs On bails-of P!ch. :. off Ful-
,"r'on. .. Struck out-hy pich ), NV Fui.
,t!iph, Hit b! Wtcher-by Fullerton.
noi., t'"un!e riays-Caliah man to IIrn.
'c' III, ", zimmerman to Cabic 10 DurFin
fhsi h"s" or errors Newark :: Monirsai
err ON htscS--Newark, s. MontreaI Q
MpirfH Hart and kcruan. Tim. n:
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Total - II .; 70 b Totais3s s2i 9 1,
1870 Tor Anderson In eighth
Sur'" rF iuriug-. -
bur,1n -" I. q :, =,
Bslt.lrur. 3, > 4 n i, -.
"iIImH5, Runs Bates, K"pf Trorhiy
h'-'rl'. E.uer crane. McANn. On Nor
',s"'. I""'t jackson, Eopp 81. Holmes
- " ll@imld -. CSarlstron. Cooper Tive
Continual on Ninth Page)
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North Carolina League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Durham. 10: Charlotte b
winston Snlrm. II: Greensboro. 4.
Asheyillc, 3; Raleigh, L.
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National League

RESULTS YESTERDAY,
Chicago. .: Pittsburgh, I (hrst camel
Pittsburgh, Il: ChirHgo : tsecnnd ynme).
BostOn. q: New York =.
Brooki.n. .; Philadelphia, q.
othcr game not AciicdnIrd.l
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SECOND GAME.

'Battcd for Pierce in hfh
tSattcd for Dooian in sixth
.Battcd for Prendergast in ninth.
Score by innings: T..
Pittsburgh .............n h-5
Chicago .................0 o.
Summary: Runs-Carey. Johnston t9,.
Wagner, te). Schultz. Schultz. F!aca, vii
iiRnrs Safer Two base hi;s-Fack Ma
maux Threc-base hit-Yerkes. Double
plars-Pa ckaIG 20 Allen 10 Safer: Yerkes
10 Safer tc Doolan to hendrix PreEdergast
10 YerkeS To Safer. Bases on halls-off
Packard. 3: of Hendrix. !; off Marnaux. =.
Struck out-hl packard. 2: by Hendrix l.;
ny Mamaux. 6: by PrcndcrGant. :? Hi ny
MISUNDERSTANDING. Wild p'tch--TIcndriX.
Sacrifice hits-knabc. Flack. Stolen base,
Carey. Wasrcr Knabc. Umpircs. Klein.
and Time.
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Chicago Ht New York.
pctr"it at Philadelphia.
81 Louis at Washingt ton.
Cleveland at Boston,
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BOSTON SHUT OUT

BOSTON Nav s.--AioEridge. for New
York, held the worlds champions To
three hits to-day. and with perfect
support. shut out boston 10 n Scor.
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STANDING OF CItJBS,

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Hopewell at Norfolk.
Portsmouth At Newport News.
Petersburg at Rocky Mount.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY,
New York at Pittsburgh
Go other games ScheJuieJ1
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY,
1nlnmbus at KRnsts City.
Toledo at Milwaukee,
indianapolis Mt MinnrapnlIs
Louisville at St Iouih
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500" hE infllnE': r.
Dctroi, ...............o a A al
Cleveland ............n -
Summary: Runs -C;raney. Speaker. Smith,
founE. Sacrl Ne. h'ts-';rau"N. Duhuc -,
stolen htscs-Gandil. Neach. I'irst ba,s
IN hsis-om Barey. -: OF Dunuc. J.
struck by B.Eby Z: b. Dubuc l. TIT
by pitch"r-hy Dubuc. tWauihrgsn.r Two
base httS-Snuth ~, Grsrov Sac7ifc. fy
.Gardh Time. ltIo. Empires, Evan, and
l.h
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South Atlantic League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Charleston, I: Albany. Q.
Jacksonville, 10; Macon. I.
Augusta. &: Columbus. ..
Columbia, II; Montgomery, l.
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STANDING OF CLUBS

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Columbia at Montgomery.
Albany nt ChnrleAton.
Columbus at Augusta. .
Macon at InCksopyilI
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Southern Association

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Mobile. I; Memphis. 3.
New Orleans. 8: Little Rock, q.
Birmingham. q; Nashville. 5.
.Atlnntm, 4; Chattanooga, 3.
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Raleigh Mt hsheyille.
Winston Salem nj Greensboro.
Durham mt Chariot
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International League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
dorchester. 10; RICHMOND. 3.
Toronto. O; Providence. 3.
Bnltinlnrr. IL: Buffalo, 10.
Newark. s; Montreal, /.
American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Philadelphia. 8: Washington. ..
New York. 1; Boston, o.
Cleveland. 3; Detroit, I.
No other cume sciiednicd.)
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S"oF" by irninE'.
New York,.............I q o J q . -
Boston ....-.............n n , ~
Summary: Runs-MaScr Ma,.ei o.,
God"on. Bases hsiis-oH Gregg, !, oN
Mcltal. J! OH MoTridG". l. Struck out oy
Gregg. :. 10y NoSrdS" T,ro-pasc hif.-
MA.scl. rcckinpsugh Sacrifice h.'H-NsiSel
icckinpauSh. stolen base Tim. poGbl"
plan Hooper To JRnVriu. HIT - rirchrr-
by gregg. Nippi Hits-otf Cog. in
inning. Cmp!rcs. owens and Connolly
finn, %
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Virginia League

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Norfolk, n0peWcll g.
Portsmouth. 10; Newport News q.
Petersburg. .; Rocky Mount, 3 (sixteen
innngsl.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Nashville at Birmingham.
Little Rock at New Orleans.
Chattanooga at Atlanta
MemDhis at MObi
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,,niiad'iphia ...........1 ~
summary: Runs-Wnt. Strunk, Pick
Myers. RondHau. Barber. Hts-on Johnson
]. in innings Two-harc hitS--W'i:t on
lton" run Barb"i. Sacrifice ht,7-witt
Thompson. stolen has"s-pick Morgan
NinSmi'h. "truok out--by Johnson . by
myers. :. Double piays-Iaioi" WIT 4,
M"Innis: Milan TO McBrid" 10 Morgan: WI,
70 l.aJoi" 10 Mrlnnis Bases bails-ofr
My"rs . Passed ball-Ainsmith. umpir..,
DlE.cn and Nnllln- ,rlme - =,
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Oronto.
.. TOTALS. o~l. 1o,.

!. Store by inning
~Providcnce ............I n D q 80.
yToronto .............. % + d 1 q ais
summary: Runs--1rue Ts.,-.
sPisckhurn. r.yd.n. Trout itcI, r,, .,,
.Tutwiler. Brninerr Sacr!fI,c ff-u ~,
sBrainrr6. THOMPSON Trout g....r .
sBr1inerd. r,o- base h!,-TEo-.r...
.ba<o h!t-Eayrs Eas"s on l.lls on ~.
roman. !; on ierbsrt ! Double ia.
PH!sckburn 10 Graham. Thompson 81, =. .ft..
gCnsiow 10 Shesn to Eayrs 10 Snc.u VIA
.rltch-MulTennan '"I. Eayrs ~ 10. 80,
MnlTcnnan. IN innings Of F.Nrs : ., .
sinninEs Time, 2"s. Umpire> Rrausaold and
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PHILADELPHIA
Washington.

Totals. 80 1926 is Totais....7 came
Morgan out. hi, by battcd bali.
fBai'cd for Thompson in eighth
tBat,cd for Alusmith In ninth
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Detroit.
Cleveland,
Score by innings:

Tota,....72 - u q To,a's..cs n u q
'Ratt"d for Suyur ~ ninth
tBattod FOR S,anaSr in ninth
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Newport News.

Totals. 80 iG - 10 l Totais..,.N Is - .:
.Batted for Waidbauer In ninth.
Portsmouth, ..........7 q l-IS
Newport News ....0 -
Summary. Runs-Moore. King, Cueto.
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How They Stand This Morning
American Association

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
.olumbus, 10: Kansas City, /.
Mtnncapolis. .; Indianapolis. 6.
Toledo, I; Milwaukee,. s.
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New York

Totals. % "7I' Totsls...:s % IS
Dated FOR lInblitzrl in Ntrth
rBattcd for MCisi" in ninth
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The report of the Water Lily tom-
mittee was then taken up and had,
and on motion Of Mr.. Sanders, Isec-
onded by Mr.. Fanguy, was accepted
and an appropriation Of $65D.00
was made to cover the over-cAeck
with the Bank of Houma, and to
continue the work in the streams of
the Parish.
W. l.. COMMITTEE REPORT
Houma, La, June 18th. 1916.
To the President and members of
the Police Jury.
Gentlemen
Since the last meeting Of your
Hon. Body, I have been in evev
stream of the Parish. l have finished
cleaning Bayou Black, a distance Of
80 miles. I have also cleaned the
Bayou Blue Canal a distance of A
miles and Bayou Dularge, 8 miles.
I have cleaned the Marmande Canal
between DuLarge and Grand Gail
lou, 3 miles, and have just finished
the Grand Gallon, II miles. l have
removed all the distractions that
was in the Bayou, and repaired the
lamps on the Dulac Bridge, which
had been damaged by the storm,
| with the exception of a few colored
glasses which l expect to have this
week.
have Investigated all complaints
made to me. and am now at work
cleaning Upper Bayou Terrebonne,
l wish to report that the lamps on
the Gibson bridges are in bad con
dition, that the three big lamps
have caught afire and were destroy.
ed. These lamps are the same used
on all the Parish bridges, and sc
far, none of the others have caugh,
afire.
The following is the expenses since
the last meeting of your Honorable
Body.
Respectfully submitted,
JOS. c. MARLBOROUGH,
w. L. Inspector.
RECEIPTS:
April IL. 1916, by appropria-
ton Police Jury -. 80. $4,000
EXPENDITURES.
April ~, 1916, total over
checks to date -. .....37.4'
April 18th.
JOS. C. Malbrough, 6 days
work Bayou Black -. ..13.5'
Van Eschete, IL IL days work
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Total

The following report was received,
read and ordered spread on the
minutes, and the secretary instruct
ed to get in communication with
the Live Stock Sanitary Board with
a view of getting said Board to
furnish this Parish with an expert
to superintend the dipping of cattle.
REPORT OF W. T. COBB.
Houma, La, June IA, 1916.
To the President and Members of
the Police Jury.
Gentlemen
l beg to hand you herewith my re-
port for the months of April and
May 1916:
Miles travelled . . $3.50. ...... I'LL
Consultations in office >. .....62
Letters written .... go. ...15l
Club members visited :. ......21
Watts charged. . . =. ........10
Watts tested =. go. . ......12
Cattls dipped (approx.) 1000
(This item applies only to those
dipped under my supervision and
| does not include the cattle dipped
by the owners when l was not
present.)
| Cattle vaccinated :. go. ....292
I have to report that Chauvin and
Dplantis have attempted to repair
the vat Vat Montegut, but it is re-
ported still leaking by Mr.. Sanders,
The vat at Schriever, which was re
tported leaking is apparently al
right and holding the solution. The
vat at Mr.. Felix Guidry's is still un'
repaired, and of course untitled.
The vat at Gibson is being repair
ed at the present time and will be
put into operation this week. Tn
watts on Upper Terrebonne and Low
er Black are all in use.
There have been several communi
ties who have approached me In re
gard to a vat for themselves tina
ARE needed and in every case tn