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The Whit. star liner Bait ,,..s
Ihursday for Idverrool. VIII take Wai
closing az s:So n NJ, for ''reat iir,i.'r
ireland ana South Africa, AM ~p..a .
addressed correspondence for u'hor ."'!-
tries except Germeny. Ausiri.. Iau-ais
LuNemburg. Bulgaria. serbia, ! I-ke' N,'r
erlunds. Norway. sweden AMI r.irriA
Tn. cnnarder Otduns. sailing -Hturitv
for Liverpool. Will tab" msi. cio.ui. o.
80 T. NJ, for Great Britain, ireland y,
GUM. Russia. Rumania aud south Nfr.i
also specially addressed correspondents ~
other countries except Germany. Nu,,r.s.
Hungary. LuNemburg, Bulgaria, -,rgs
Turkey. Netherlands. Nor"ay. Sweden ont
Denmark.
The French liner Chicago. eating sa,vr.
day for Bordeaux, will take mail, elos,rs
nj noon. for Franc. Svitz"rlan1. italc.
SPAIN. Portugal, Egypt, Grc.ec Er'','h
Gibraltar. Csylon. straits -c't''mr',
Dutch East Indies. Wet Apstr'lr and
Persia.
Tho american liner -. PAU. s1i!,ug g..
urday for Liverpool, will take mai clo'
ing ~ $3.50 A. ~. for Europ" 'oNc-pt Ic'.
many. Austria. Hungary. LuNcmuut:, EH'
rsria, Serbia, Turkey, Ncthcrlaru,, ".
way. sweden and Denmark, Africa ~,
Asia and the East Indies.
The Italian steamship San 1urli'.'u.
sailing saturday for Genon, Will take inu'.
specially addressed only, closing ~ S..
A. NJ. for Italy, swiizer!ani suI Greece.
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1vPREME COURT. NASSAU COUNT
0sntrsi Trust Company Of New York. a.
Trustee. Plaintiff. against Roslyu Estates.
'.s:''S :. 'Sos: :: q, al. rl.s psfsssa %Sl.aat. O.. Per
lS:s, q kosiyn Es,sts.. ineorporstedi
Dursusncs Of a Judgment of Foreclosure
eSove entitled action and bearing date the
mentioned and described In the complaint
and in said Judgment were duly sold at
public auction BY the undsrsis ned as R.t'
and purchased by the defendant. Union
Mortgage Company. ono OF the holders OF
such bonds. for the sum of one hundred
and eight thousand dollars ilios.o0oJ.
The judgment provides that all bond
sSlders y may .partieipa.e In sal said purehs,ee.
cation Of this notice. to wit. on or before
the ssth day Of December. 1918. shall sis-
nifty to the Referee At the place so de,is.
purchase shall be allowed to participate
therein pro rata with the other parties ac-
his contributing his preporticnste share OF
the purchase money: tina, ia. in cash. tho
proper proportion OF the total amount o.
poses whatsoever. and contributing for the
balance bonds pro rata.
The judgment further provides tha, in
case OF the failure OF any holder Of said
bonds TO signify TO the Referee at the time
and place above designated. or In case o:
the tailure OF any hofdsr or such bonds TO
contribute his proportionate share OF the
purchase money to.the Referee at the tins
named by the Referee, such holder shall
net have the right to participate IN said
purchase.
Pursuant 20 said judsm.n. .he under
s1gnsd hereby designates the office 81
Messra Joline. Larkin 4 Rathbone, So waii
street. IN the eorough OF Manhattan sni
city Of New York. as the place whore the
honAholders may signify 10 ~. Nef--ss
their desire to participate IN said purchase
November 90 1915.
HERBERT y uARBASsE. Referee.
JoLTNE. LAEE1N & RATHBoNE. A,'n-.
neys for Plaintiff, "a Wal Street. Nov
York.
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures Outgoing
Foreign Mails
THE WEATHER.

Fer sasesra New Ysyk. fsap ts.A.v. A.
morpew raAn - saow In chs south s..S,,.. -
and snoW In the aoeth; essS and sc.sy
cast wtnd0 increas0nG ts-0evroW. s'"
For New Jersey. fair to-day; rain o. 49,
to-nieht or Tomorrow: moderate se,,es
sno southeast winds. increasing in y.isc,,H
to-merrow. '''sety
For northern New England, fai, ,o-1..
Tomorrow cloudy. probably with sncS
easterly. ''s'"'hf
For southern New England. fair ,..,.,
Tomorrow probably rain or snow. 49,
crate variable winds shiftins to the so",h
east and south and increasing In int.nslt,
tomorrow. "'N
For western New York. Increasing e,,,,,
ness, followed by rain or snow in the We,
portion to-day: Tomorrow snow and cold.
winds shifting to the northeast and heco,'
NEW FORK. Dec ,,.-rh. storm ,,,,
spread rain over the Atlantic state. ~,
saturday moved OF the coast, the cent?.
passing out the st. Lawrence Valley. H.,
weather prevailed over all the STATE, .1,.
OF the Mississippi yesterday, where /, ~.
somewhat colder, especially In the SOU.
Atlantic and east Gulf States '''
west OF the Mississippi the pressur. N
Iow. with considerable cloudines. aud SOM.
rain In the plains States aud yomn us,,
snow in scattered places In tho Northws..
with generally warmer weather In ali ,,,
states between the Mississippi anI Hoct
Mountains. y"
In this city the day was fn,r and ,,i.b.,v
colder: winds. fresh westerly: ayrracU H.
midity. 81 per cent: barometer, correc..s
70 read 70 sea level, at A. ~. .o.is: 4
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American Smshsrs Securities COMPANY

CENT. FIFIEEN-YEAk SHINING FUND
GOLD. GOLD BONDS H Of %& Amsr;csn an sm:ss.. as f.
ery J., 1911. between American Hmeltss.
cs%p.ns q q%psH Ssw YORK c.f fs.ses
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Amer
lean smelters Securities Company. In as-
cordance with the provisions Of the Trust
10 sassm and pay on II. : ss; DAY Of
ruary, 1917, at the Office of the Central
Trust Company OF New York. Number 81.
wall Street, New York City. at the rate Of
Five hundred and twenty-five dollars tb25)
and accrued and unpaid interest. FOR each
bond OF Five hundred dollars ltS0o, face
value, ana at the rate Of one thousand and
atty dollars tl.0t0) and accrued and un-
paid interest for each bond of one thou
sand ssH do doilars 0i;oool face value; al cf It's
Gold Bonds. issued under the above men
toned Trust Agreement and outstanding
o" on ss,a :..a a'srSs rss Day oi FsSiu, , ,h.r.
said cfae. q Central TrSs! tsmp.ny Of
% fs,s ssss ss TstS Il. s al % ., SSs
per cent. thereof and the Interest accrued
to such date. and from and after the said
An holders OF said bond, may. pursu.n,
nent eHtween Amer!can sms!t!ng 4 Hosn-
of Now York. dated February lst, 1911,
convert ril said bonds Into common stock
phnN on or bsforc the thlrticth dny prior
O Five hstirci dollar. 'ioo, par I Value 'cs of
$500, bond and Ono ,honsand dollar.
Vi.ooo> par value OF snid -tocl, cor each
one Thousand dollar Hl .ooob bond, in the
manner provided In said conver. .ion Agree.
A2ssssssss;Ass' A2sssss; \. 's';i 'ss'H;liur.n. SECURITIES
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ASIATIC MAILS.

Postmaster Morgan announces that mails
Of the following dates: Hongkong, Mo-
vembsr 8; Shanghai November Z; GaniIa
November II; Yokohama, November ~.
which arrived by steamer Japan, we're
despatched east from Seattle on December
Z and are due In New York this morning
Japan, Corea and China. via seattle, per
steamship Ava Maru. close at q 80 i. NJ.
"wednesday,
Japan, corea and China (eHcept Shan
ghai cItyl, via Vancouver and Victoria,
H., G., per steamship Montcagln, close at
I:3o i. NJ. ThurSiny,
Hawaii. Samoan Islands, Australia tex
copt west) and specially addressed mat
for New Zealand. via san Francisco. per
steamship sierra, close at II 30 i. NJ.
Thursday.
Hawaii, FIJI Islands. New Zealand and
Australia (oxcept wcsp. via Vancouver ana
Victoria, y. g, per steamship Ma cara.
japan. Corea and China, via San Fran
cisco. per steamrhip Persia Maru, close
st 1880 p. NJ. Friday.
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TWIN cITy RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY.

TWIN CITY RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY.
The Board OF Directors have declared a
regular quarterly dividend OF one and
three quarter per cent. tLcs) upon tho
preferred. and one and one-half per cent.
llia fc) upon the Common Capital Stock of
to stockhnldors OF record at the close OF
business December 18th. 1916.
Dividend checks will be mailed by Tho
Farmers Loan and Trust Company. Trans
fer Agents. Nos. 16-22 William Street. New
York sI;r city. rp. to stockholders who have filed
<. N. ROBERTSON, Secretary.
New York. December 9th. 1915.
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The DULUTH:sUPER!oR TRACTION
COMPANY.

Tho Board o. Dlrectors have declared Q
regular quarterly dividend OF one per cent.
this Company. payable January ind. 1917,
TO stockholdsrs OF record At the close OF
business December 18th, 1913.
Dividend checifs will be mailed BY The
Farmers Loan and Trust Company. Trans.
for Agents. Nos lG-s2 william street. New
York. city, to stockholders who have MED
mailing orders
i. l.. WE!CHERT, Secretary and Treasurer.
New York. December 9Th, 1919.
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To odsss Certificates Deposit TwsnyYe.r Five Per Cent
Gold Dsbsnturss Of
1HE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
issued under the Deposit Agreement dated July 10 1916
between the undersigned Committee and such Hodsrs Of said
Dsbsntusss should become parties tisrsto
NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN Plan and Agreement
November - 1916 for the Reorganization Of The Chicago Rock Island
Am Emile K Boo Charles Hayden James Speyer and Davies
signed Committee acting under said Deposit dated July
modified by said Reorganization Committee
said Plan and Agreement modified has been approved by the under
signed Committee acting under said Deposit Agreement dated July
that said Plan and Agreement modified has
lodged by the undersigned Committee with Bankers Trust Company
the Deptary under said Deposit Agreement holder Of Cer
Of issued under said Deposit dated July 10 ioi
within thirty days from December 1910 the date Of the first pub
satio Of this notice surrender to Bankers Trust Company the
with properly executed transfer thereof blank resstered and
compliance otherwise with all the and conditions Of said Deposit
Agreement dated July 49, 1915 with respect to Withdrawals withdraw
be entitled the delivery Of Deben to the amount and Of the char
Dated New York. December T. 1916.
SEWARD PRoSsER, Chairman,
EMILE K. BOlSOT
A. BARTON HEPBURN,
JAMES SPEYER,
H.. ". sccreary Debennrs
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sLOss sHEFFIEI.D STEEL AND
!EON COMPANY.

Tho hoard OF Directors has declared n
quarterly dividend Of one and threee-auar-
ters per cent uhEl on the preferred stock
iSi7. at the once oi Central trust Com.
pany Of New Yerk, without the closing OF
books. e etecahc!asrs % record At r. N.
II l::E lESsisss 49,: :ss;s;:::'ts.Yast r''''s'.''
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THE HANOV VER NATIONAL BANK
Of the itS Of New York,

New York. December 9th. 1915.
Notice IL hereby given that the Auula,
Meeting OF the shareholders OF thi. Ranl.
for the election OF Directors TO serve during
ths eomins ss.r anu ios .he trahsast lion oI
Meeting. will be held at the hank inE. house,
Nassau ana Pine Streets, Tuesday, January
sth: in!. eseCses " Assrs OF u o'clock
1tHSS HvuirTAEuA cssAiss.
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UNION RAG 4 PAPER CORPORATION
oLAEIERIN lINIIkNu ~. I

\ diVsd"nJ Of Que aud one half per cent.
having been declared, p,.uhla on pcynmbct
Is, l"l6, - tho holders OF record Of tho
sto,h ot this Corporation ~ tho ci"s- a..
husiu.ss on De .epipor :, l1l5, EpIItL l.
HEREBY GIVEN that said dividend VIII
no pa'd ulto 10 the persons 20 whom stock
IL this Corporation has been or .haii lee
issued OF record on and after December f.
1916. In exchange for the preferred or com
mon stocks OF The Union Bag Gnd Paper
Company Uhe old company. such payment
TO bc made on December Is. 1915, IN respect
OF stock therstofore issued, and upon issu-
ancs, In respect OF stock thereafter issued.
Until the Directors or Executive Committee
shall otherwise determine.
q. b. MURRAY. Secretary.
December q, 1915
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
vice-Pres. a Cashier.
New York. Dec. 8. 1915.

THE x D. PoRTER COMPANY.
Notice 10 hereby given that the Annual
Porter Company for tho election OF directors
and for the transaction OF such other bust. !.
ness as may BE- brought before the meeting,
will he held at the ONCE of tho Company
No. 80 Irving Place, In the City of New
York. on the md day Of January. 1917. at
~ NJ
Dated December II. 1916.
FRED J. WILCOX, Secretary.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST,
THE NORTH AMERICAS CONPxNY.
isiss 81 fn fist siETsSNs hsy sl'

QUARTER. PEN GENT. Spon this Com Com
AIRY 2, Isi1. to stockholders Of record at the
close OF business on December Is, igi8.
The stock transfer books Will NOT be clo.cl
CHECKS VIII be mailed 10 Ntockholdcrs
who have tlied permanen, dividend ordo'
at this Office.
. j. L. FDGARrY Secretary
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SAILED FOR NEW York.

s. Ia Touraine, from Bordeaux.
SIS New York. from Liverpool.
So f<nspc. from Jacksonville.
SIS FL Mundo, from Galveston,
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.

So Pbiia1lelphia. at Liverpool.
Ss Pastores. At Cristobal.
s. Goyovalc, at CristobaJ.
ss Sabine. at Tampa.
Ss Apache, at Charleston.
IS Friesia. At Sabine.
Sc Mama Hata. at Baltimore.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.


Racin-. wi-.. L. :. \ December :, 1915.
4 regular quarter yearly dlyidend Of one
and three.Quarters per cent. iAteb upon
the outstanding PREFERRED STOCK Of
this Company has been declared. payable
on Monday, January !. 1917, to the holders
business Monday. December II. 1916. and
On January 2. 1917. the Voting Trustees for
CERTIFICATES will be prepared to dis
tribute the above dividend when received by
them among such holders entitled thereto
whose names appear Of record on their books
at the close cf business Monday. December
II. 1916. wS +. SAWYER. Secretary,
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CUBA s; cane. .U:As Gan. CSsr0.Ar'oN

A quarterly div,dsnd or ii'is per share
has this day been declared upon the Pre-
.ss.s Ssss'GIls'i sls ;, e. AZ =:
abls JsnueIy 5nd. ie11. 70 eteobhsldsfs OF
@ 'Ai :';:. 4 oSssFi's:' ,.::s::. .:::s.''
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

HiHnsst temperatufe. Vt. at -!sV T. u
lowest Temperature, 80. y. 100 4 v
average temperature, IS.
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MARINE NTEILIGENCE.
MiNYATryRn ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United states Coast and 0sodesio Survey
STANDARD Tine.
Sun rises. ....7:os AN Sun sets. - - p II
Noon rises.. ......S:c3 Pm
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. s:s2 A NJ Gov. Island. :o1 A II
He'll Gate.....Ii :07 AN
Low WATER THIS DAY.
sandy Hook. .2:?o A N Gov. island. ass A N
Hell Gate......<:3S AN
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Tho temperature in this city yes.sria,
ae recorded by tho official Thermometer b.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-23
Jim Would Go to War,
But WHEY Said No

Jim Savage, the New Jersey heavy
weight, yearned to be soldier When
the call to arms came from Washing
ton, Jim donated his services, took
the oath of allegiance-and went to a
militia camp. He was ready to knock
out as many Mexicans as would step
before his trusty gun. But Jim didn't
go to Mexico. Here is the reason, as
given by the Newark News:
N"When Jim Savage went to the
camp with the troops,
Mrs. Jim Savage surveyed the seven
Savage children and promptly con-
cluded that Jim was needed more in
Newark than in Mexico.
MRS. Jim then visited a number
of army officers in an effort to secure
Jim's release. Finally she got to Gen
eral Sadler. The warrior was i'm
pressed with the statement that seven
little Savages might suffer if Jim went
to war. So he said:
"'We don't need him yet. I'll put
him on the reserves
"Mrs. Savage agreed that would be
fine.
"All this time Jim didn't know
what was going on. He was pre-
senting arms standing at attention,
etc, in camp, when, to his aston
ishment, Mrs. Savage appeared at his
tent and announced he was through
temporarily as soldier. He
wouldn't believe it, and went to work
again. She waited around. In about
an hour the papers arrived.
"Jim is home again."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-23
Bob Simpson Ranks
As King Of Hurdlers

Simpson, the University OF Mis-
souri, athlete, ranks today as the
worlds greatest high hurdler.- He
won the Missouri Valley champion
ship in the fastest time ever made
over the "tall sticks" lowering the
worlds record by two-ffths of Sec
ond. Previous to his record-break-
ing performance Simpson tied the rec
ord of fifteen seconds held by Fred
Kelly Of southern California, and on
two occasions showed fourteen and
four-fifths seconds. Two weeks after
the Missouri performance of fourteen
and three-ffths seconds Simpson
again went through in the same time
at the Western Conference champion
ships, which were held at Evanston,
Ill, during the first week of June.
Simpson, who is a magnificent
specimen OF an athlete, weighs, strip
ped, 1882 pounds and stands six feet
two inches in height. He is only Is
years of age. Simpson entered ath-
letics just four years ago, when a
junior in high school, and never had
any coaching until he entered the
University Of Missouri two years ago.
He never attempted to hurdle in
high school, His most wonderful
form which he displays while taking
the fights is a creation of his own.
J. P. Nicholson OF the Missouri uni
versity and the 1918 Amateur Athletic
union high hurdling champion, taught
Simpson the rudiments of the game.
In less than one months time Simp-
son had developed into fifteen and
two-hfth second performer, and six
months later he equalled the worlds
best time Of fifteen seconds at the
Conference championships. Simpson
has also been credited with doing ten
seconds for the hundred yards sew
eral times. He is also capable OF do
ing over twenty-three feet in the run
ming broad jump and is a,good all
round track and field man.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-23
G& G2|3'S}i&y pes4S & s'eai!!o
By FRED S. HUNTER

TO CHRISTY MATHEWSoN
Far back along the trail of years,
You were a rookie lad,
Fighting for your share Of cheers,
And giving all you had.
Sound of wind and strong Of limb,
You sped up to the top,
But now those years gone by grow
Your paths begun to drop.
Twelve years ago, in nineteen five,
Not long as we see time.
You checked the great Athletic drive,
Then you were in your prime.
And as you marched through later
years,
Stepped forth to battle fate,
They called you Matty, In their
cheers,
The greatest of the great.
But time has made its toll at last,
You're going to the Reds,
The pace has now become too fast,
What every pitcher breads.
But as you pass upon your way,
Your duty nobly done,
The world will up and loudly say,
Were always with you,
Mathewson.'
A golfer may not always break
record, but he never fails to
break at least eight command
ments.
Some golfers are good players,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-23

To keep your liver active use Or. Kings
New Life Pills, They insure good dises-
ton and relieve constipation. At druggists
Northumberland.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-23
NEW MACK MARVEL
Is NO COLLEGIAN
Elmer Myers, Athletic Pitching
Sensation, Dug Out of a
Blacksmith Shop. IT.
WAS IRON MAN WHEN BOY

Muscles developed as kid, putting
bellows and massaging the anvil in
his dads blacksmith shop in York
Springs, Adams county, Pennsylvania,
are making Elmer Meyers famous
these days.
From the smiths stand beneath the
spreading chestnut to the front rank
OF the 1916 curving marvels was a
short jump for the rookie who has
proved the pitching sensation of the
American league this season.
Proud of Myers.
Myers is the greatest young
pitcher | have ever developed. Bet
ter than Plank, Bender or Coombs?
Yes sir! Meyers does not know as
much about pitching as these old
stars, but right today he is better
pitcher than any of them were in
their prime"
That is Mack's tribute to the grad
uate blacksmith.
The youngster is Highlander,
stands 6 feet 8 inches tall and has a
long pair of arms, which aids him in
getting closer to the batsmen before
he lets the bali go out of his hand
That section of Pennsylvania whence
he came saw the rise of Chief Bender
at Carlisle school and Plank at
Gettysburg.
Real "Iron Man.
As boy wonder Myers was called
an iron man" because of his ability
to hurl and win three games week.
Mack signed him in 1912. The lad was
then l8 years of age, so Connie ship
ped him to his son, Earl, at Raleigh,
N. C., for seasoning.
After two years in Dixie Myers
took the 1915 training jaunt with the
Mackian host, only to be returned to
Raleigh. Last fall he again reported
to the Athletics, but failed to impress
until the last week of the season,
when he BANKED Washington, getting
two blows and tanning ten.
Has Fine Curve Ball.
The youngster has splendid control,
a corking curve ball and graceful,
easy delivery which gets the ball over
the plate almost before the batter
realizes it. In three games against
Washington, Detroit and St. Louis in
the same week, only twelve hits were
made off him. Only one Tiger rap
ped him hard, Burns getting three
safeties.
Mack predicts that before the sea-
son is over Myers will rank with
Walter Johnson and Grover Alex
ander. ,., ..- 49,,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-23
Amateur Games Today

Council BLUFFS victors against Stays. Aths
letic park, 1870 p. m.
Carter Lake club against McCarthy's Sun
nybrooks. Carter Lake diamond p. m.
Omaha Bicycle Indians against ]. ID.
Crews, Luxus park, 1870 p. m. f.
Luxus against Bourgeois, Luxus park.
$3.50 p. M
Chris Lycks against South Omaha Mer-
chants, Armour park, 1870 D. m. st
Armours against Omaha Gas company.
Armour park, $3.50 p. m.
Nickel victrolas against Hollys. Ducky
Holmes park. 1880 p. m
Burgess. Nash against Frank Deweys,
Ducky Holmes park. $40 p. m.
Corr Eiectrics against Omaha Beverage
company, Riverview park, 1880 p. m
Nourse Oil company against Albright
Merchants, Riveryiew park, 1880 .. M
Trimble Bros. against Tradesman, Thir-
ty-second and Dewey avenue, $3.50 D. m
Polish Merchants against Tenth Street
Merchants. Elmwood park, east diamond,
$3.50 p. m. .
Modern Woodmen against Western Union
Electrical club, Miller park. $3.50 D. m
Murphy Did I1 against Beseiina. yert
Omaha, $3.50 p. m
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-23

feat in a league that Is cluttered up
with crack moundsmen.
And now this all-star slabman ID
jobless.
Just before the gong sent the base
ball warriors into the April fray, Jose
plus and his owner, one ]. J. Lannin,
got into little argument anent ma
yuma. 1t appears that J. ]. was quite
keen about pruning the $4,000 salary
Of the said Mr.. Wood, whereupon the
latter exuded wall Of anguish and
remarked that idleness was preferable
to laboring for paltry sum like
5000 or 1000 bucks.
And idleness has been Josephus' lot
since then.
Lannin won't let Josephus work for
the Red Sox, nor will he sell him.
Other clubs, especially the Indians,
banker for Josephus. but Lannin muir
murs, NAY, nay" and there you are.
Some persons have the idea that
Joe isn't performing heavy chores this
summer because of wobbly wing.
But that isn't the truth, the whole
truth, so help me, gosh. Yep, Joe's
wing allied somewhat in 1914 And
also a triile in 1915, but despite that
he managed to win fifteen out of his
twenty starts last year.
The wing was quite we'll, thank you,
when the 1915 season ended, and II is
said TO be in real working order now.
But Joe can't fling it because he sort
Of sassed his boss when his boss de-
cidcd that he ought to work for less
dough.
Moral; Don't be sassy.