Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 18, 1902, Page 5

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, J L O'Neh, Nichols, Chitds. Hit by pitched First basg on balls: 4 Lett Philadeiphia, 9 hrkn 34: by O'Nell, Ok Yernow, T: ot Ginell, 8. in’ mnn Ditched: By rrmr, 5 by Dugleby, ) g Off Fraser, 9 gleby, 5 HFime: 160, Dimpires: rrb-y and Brown Mathewnon In Good Form. THREE IN AROW FROM PEORIA Omaha Takes Beries fi’m Distillers wm _Very Little Trouble ALLOWAY WHITEWASHES HART GANG | pitched in his ' old Podge's Piteh Bddie Creighe | faultiess support. « oWRniag the Peat | buneh their hits and & Game that Was We Worth Sceing. forfa and was given locals coul ot CINCINNATL CRoAR Bddie Creighton batted a beautiful singl oft Billy Hart in the fifth inning Thursday with three men on bases, scofing the first and winning runs of the day. He com- tinued his star throwing of the day pre- vious on the only occasion when the Dis- tillers cared to test it, catching O'Brien at second In the first inning. Furthermore, he cut off & run at home plate by com- pleting a pretty double from Carter to home, taking the ball oft the mud and touching O'Hrien on the slide just in time. A sticky fleld, a nasty ball and a drizzling rain made no more differénce to him than to the oldest player on the grounds, and he played the game through with the same #ang froid that marked his first day's work. “Podge” Alloway was in great shape, and Wllowed: but six well scattered hits. The énly time that it did seem Peoria would score, in the eixth, with three men on bases and one out, the double of Carter and Creighton finlehed ihe business. Till the fifth Billy Hart was & stiff rebus, allowing 5o hits, and putting ‘he Rangers out one, two, three, for four innings. In the next singles by Stewart and Pears, Hickey's base on balls and Creighton' single mcored two. Then Bddie made a clever sacrifice steal forsecond, and while Wilson #hrew there for him Hickey came home, After that Hart went up a little, giving three bases and hitting a man in the mext three innings. In the eighth the other three hits were made off him by Dolan, Stewart and Pears, bringing in two scores, Dolan made startling one-handed stop in the eighth, and Hickey had some fine onea to His credit. Genins’ catches in mid- dle, especially the one. where he doubled over o Pears, were top form. Pears kept up his Hitting streak by making two out of the six. Rain. stopped the game ten minutes n the middle of the third inning, and the ground ‘was treacherous thereafter, A thou- sand people were out. There is no game today; but Kansas City comes for Satu day, Supday and Monday. Yesterday's scor R} wSonawurwd [P TTE! ~ownacme com Cinctnnat! Barned runs. hits: Beckley, Crawford, First base on balls: ()H ‘Thielman, Struck §; by Thisiman. b. Time: 3:00. Umplre: Power. Pittsburg Outplays Boston. Cincinnati, #! New York, 4. ml Dunn, ' Beck. ll.ltn bazes: Hagen pll ed Boston at ever aslly, making tour stra |or' A\(endlnu. 1,890, ore > » BlandcsBuigud oo armand Three-hase hit: Greminger. run: Ritchey. Double piay: Moran to Long. 'l-‘|rn ha-e on balls: Of Clmey. 1 Hit by pitched bail: ftruck out: By Leever, §; 7 by Hale, 4 Time: 1:80. Umpf Standing of the Teams. Plaved. 7 Carney, Pittabu Brookh:: 8t. Loul Phu-delpm- Clnelnnati . New York . 3 i ” 25 - Boston at Brooklyn. AMERICAN LEAGUE Opportune, HI =3 B I SO esmoonomel Bl wemanigond m}"glb.’;flg?nl& gave fory ove lcfin lonyn and ret; In who sueceed al But six scattered hits. Score: the home Hustin Attendance, 2,722. PHILADELPHIA. Alloway, RN Totals . O'Brien, 2b. Vlut:‘ 1b. Rl e 3 Alnasadues *Batted (ar Ehllldalbhll LloosernnoBu® Mlcaciuwann Totals . Omaha - pos IJ: [ Ll ! owecoocoocl wlosmoomsoo! P {owaluomonmmonll ol cnoummosol 0 0 a, on cago, & First base o ot .il th 2; 'ru-n:" ‘I:k Umpire: " Contioll Washington Defeats Detroit. WABHINGTON, - ;.uu and unny m(’tfl’ ox i toi\mnu Vin today's DETROIT. R 5 = §oe i 3 3 r=§'~ ol uoeeeeeey Strucl v ay, off Tt l.'l.«‘ bases: Dhbl 19 4Tl ton, vau balls: O 1 ¥ gt Fodru, O'Brién. Time: mpire: Pltchers' llt( at Denver. DENVER, July 1. —-ln a pneh-n hnm‘ lmce. o in which peither side 9 e o2 cosmannond o Sleventh ““Inning. Latham, 0 been umplire this season, played hm _base for Denver. Attendance, 000000010 0083000000521 Batterles: Denver, Eyler and Wilson; Kansas City, Welmer and Messitt, Des Molnes Beats Milwaukee. DES MQINES, Ia, July 17.—Th bunched_ thelr hlts in the first inni nf ran thred scores, which the visi Tatied'To overcome. - Attondance, 400, Score: R [ 0000°*-38 000200000-261 Morrison and Barber, Kenna and [ PO s 2 " L] RUDRURUSRo = el hecournus? Washington, 3; Detroit, 2, Delehanty, Cougl Carsy. _Btolen 0 o Carey, lnd itors asse By M At Solorade Springs—8t. Joseph postponed lu-nn-- of the Teams. Played. Won. Lost P.C. ST ) hen Fits. hlll in the third inning. Rain Foat o) No games 1608y, GAMES IN_NATIONAL LEAGUE St. Louls Winx from Philadelphia in| Bos Farcical Game in Which Errors Are Plentiful. 3 el By Wi muu Bemis. eridan. ..lll ore Forfeits to St. Louts. BALT uonn July 17.—The base for today LDUII Jlly l"—l'. Louis won nuu & farclal game here today. Both R Ty plu-her- nM ks =M errors were plentiful. Attendance, core: lornlllty of nllylnj the ol Carruthers 'decia vy % nnn'ufu ned tlapsed, Eetr, arien. B M. O'Nelll, ‘1. 5 uniform on the grounds. Standing of the Teams. Plaved. Won. Lost. PC. K4 “ -] 82 Is not a umpl. rash or eruption, neither is it pio. duced by animal or :u E GZEMA B to the retention in the system of Uric Acid or other infla which find their way into the blood, and are forced by the cirenlation the glands and pores of the skim, causing it to bum like fire, and incessant itching allows mo rest night or day. Eczema a| 8.in a great many different forms, beginning frequently as a mere redness of the skin, followed by little blisters, pustules or pimples, from which a clear or | straw col matter oozes, forming into lotu, scales or scabs; this is ing Eczema, commonly called $alt Rheum, SALT RHEU. These acid poisons sometimes d hard and drl;: often cru:kl A7 l and’bleeding and causing intense paitt and fear- ful itel mg This form of Eczema is known as Tettcr oftenest " attacks the hands and feet. Unsightl rE I ER :\I iptions in the shape of pimples and blackheads brea{ out upon the face; neck and shoulders as a fesult of polluted blood, this hmunun‘ stubborn disease is called Acne. prx;lurmgdles IE:)I:: -l ‘ c"‘ t scant velief. The blood and system aré saturated with | the pohon and the dA:e‘: canfiot be reached with wuhu. or any local application to th: B. 8. 8. m&u the NZod to its normal vondition, stimulates the sluggish' organs, and all the waste matter is €liminati the proper channels. 8. 8. S. makes the blood ch and strong, and under its tonic and istvigorating effects the general health improves, the con, lands and pores are opened, and the skin saft .Tll swooth again, 8. 8. 8. is guaranteod purely vegetable. Write us- ““dfin this will cost you nothing. trated book on seat free.,. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Ilius. CINCINNATI, July 1f—Mathewson today not Attendance, 1,50, * wanlvscsssses PITTSBURG, July 17.—Pittsburg out- point_and won ht from the visi- Won. Lost, P.C. % 16 .18 GAMES July ‘l'la-oppur!unl i Wil the visitors att, (l !lruck out: ft bases: mnn'- wild- home team &al wloncacoren® .g 5 - > .o - & = EI hlin, Bar- base: Ailinter to L1 17.—Cleveland won today in the sixth ln- re: wleseoresna® ball between St. Louis urmud to the former ltimore piayers appeared in ugh | the natural oils and the skin becomes | eago more, at Philadeiphia, Bt Loule st Bait- Detroit at Washington. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Bleven Straight Defeats Col COLUMBUS, July 17.-After _eleven stralght defeats Columbus broke the losinj today by _winning the last game ol the Indianapolidkseries. Sudhoft was very wild and Willlams, who relieved him, was hit hard: ~Attendance, core: lNllIAIAPOn LIR “lrosomcsscax Knoll, Hart. Bacri. Bailey. Two- Hogri Three-base hits: Grim, Kih Dnuhle ¢ Y OBrien to Kinm, Struck out: alfey, §; by audnon 3 Y it Hases on ba off Willlam sen: Turner, Kihm. Loulsville Indianapot 8t. Paul Milwaukee 24 today: Minneapolis at Milwaukee, Toledo at Louisville, Columbus at Indtan: apolls. WILL DETERMINE SENTIMENT Special Election Called to Vote onm day Base Ball Question st Nebrasks Oity. 3 oft Tale, NEBRASKA CITY, N lu!y 11 —(Spes efal.)—The question 'of ‘Bin will be submitted to the people at heclll glection, to be held on July 19. The news- a rint announce- y the Business W hHe such an election will have no legal effect, it will glve some Jaea of the sentiment of the people. The trial of the base ball players who were arrested for playing ball last Sunday waa called in Judge Hill's cougt today, The case was turned over to Judge Lfl& ‘who had been lgclllly DPnlr&Sed defe d Thareday. July o1, and it was grant There y'l-l : maetl? of the Law and Order league today and plans were formu- lated for the continuance of the fight ainst lnndn ball, Mans of the Argo club has ar- 5% anather game Sunday, when it is nat {he spectators well_as_the ayers will be placed under arrest. Both m"n‘:h‘h‘ fight :xw-r determined and a long SEXTON SUSPENDS M'KIBBEN Manager and Pitcher of i Team Are Fined and P of League Takes Ha: GOLORADO SPRINGS, July 11—As a re. sult of the row on_the bail_dlamond here yesterday, in which Manager Mekib: ben and Pitcher =McFadden of the Bt Joseph team and Umpire Cole were mixed and the players were today Yaken 1o the ‘\u(lu court and each fined &8 and costs for disturbing the peace, the Saas " Sein DY JAssistant District Attorney lared hlvs deewl hlle hlll ll\ khl;‘c!t Bhss, it t B¢|xton 4')( ll‘ha VlV':lIan led d A nyestigation, e 8 z:" e e, Bl oy s OnI.IiOl Takes Trio from O er‘l'. CREIG! Telegram. )—crfifmo (look ‘oday’s l-m- tno Sixtn inning on account isitors were entirely out- s putting up & high class ‘onnolly. “reighton, Stesie, & "4 and oyes and Wood: [ Cnllhlnn Coleridge Batteries: Coleridge, R. Woods. s Cnl[hlun heads the league with a per- centage of .860, Norfolk Shut-Out at Randol RANDOLPH, Neb., July l1.—o?eclf Telegram.)—Norfolk was shut out today in #'x innings by Rlndoth. Score, 2 to 0. The batteries for the locals did fine work, the vlllmn [MIlnl to lel a hit. Batteries: Randolph, ~Bat Shaffer; Norlolk Glnke and A !lruck out: y_Ba by Gluke base hit: lhlflnl. Urapire: Speed ntrln to York Races. YO! uly 17.—(Special.)—The ‘ma o! lh. Yorl County fair propose to make the fair one of the big events of castern Nebraska. Already a number of the fastest horses in the sta entered and owing to the entries many new box ltlll ln built. The hlr begins August 12 and mu untfl August Rain Spolls Game at Kearnoy. KEARNEY, Neb, July 11.(Bpectal Tele- fim.. —The second game of ball between orth Platte and Rearney, played here {ogay, Jasted only six innings, the score n:u to§ in Kearney's favor. The ghms calll off on account of wind n. Bat Rosrney. Penderasatt and Bur: Man; North Platte, Shatb and Shore Three-l IAl.ne. Rock_ Isl Haute, R Rock isiand, 1; Terre Haute, 0. At Davenport—Bloomington, rt, 4. Thet cmn Raplds—Cédar Rapid: eatur, 1. n. . w At Basiness Against Profession. YORK, Neb. July 17.-(Special )—On next Tuesday the business men will play the doctnrl lnd law; eh of York another .un. of ma proceeds of the n wlll bt donllld lowud the new p\l Dakotas Down Bangrofts. CROFT, Neb, July 17.—(Specal akota City ball Joam ds defeated Bfllcml( nine ednesd: re, Batteries: Bancroft, 'hrnnt and lmllh Dakota City, Hazelgrave and Rodgers. UArile” Latham Signed by Denver. DENVER, July 17.—"Arlfe” Latham has been signed by the Denver Western club to play first base. Program of Derby Meet. MISSOURI VALLEY, Ia., July 17.—(Spe- clal)—The following program of races and purses has just been announced for the {hree daye’ Derby meet, which will be heid in_this clty on August 13, 14 15: Wed; y, August 1 roa Four and one-half furlongs, for maldens, 'rhur-d-g August 143 mile and repeat, §100. Se; hd:“h $100. Vi mile ‘das} Friday, Lugunt 38 mile and repeat, 100 Three-quarter-mile Boven-clghins mile dash: gi00, | One and'a sixteenth mile dash, $125. urses will | n this seéc- tion o e, country and & large stiendance ! s pree lrlnd by thn local hor-eman Miss Neely is Det CINCINNATI, July \7.—In the Interstate T-nnll tourpament today Miss Maud Banks f New York, middle states' champion, de- eated Miss Carrie Neely of Chicago for {iwo. years joint holder of the western champlonshiy in doubles, Miss Banks now s Mise Cloeterman, iri-state champion. ¢ "Emerson, Oblo champion, Bd Flacher, New York champion. aad Latter: son, c-n.am\ chtmpmn. beat Diehl, the ttract Atiants. Gae.' AvSgdsje oba ULY 18, 1902. BYERS BEATS OLD CHAMPION Pittsburg Man Plays Phenomenal Golf at Times, Defeating Travis. EFFECTIVE WORK IN LAST NINE HOLES Makes Seore of Thirty-Five Toward Clowe and Wi GLENVIEW GOLF COUREN, Il July 17.—B. M. Byers, Yale golf champion ia 1000 and 1901, now a member of the Alle- gheny club of Pittsburg, today defeated Champlon W. J. Tra one up at the last hole of the third round, in the m for the amateur golf champlonshi Byers' medal score of 77 and Travis' 78 aro six and five under bogey, respectively. Byers won the game after apparemtly being hopelessly beate: He was three down at the turn, Travis playing perfectly. But he stuck gamely to it and on the last holes played in form seldom shown even by veteran professionals. His medal score for the last nine holes was 85, or #ix strikes under bogey. Travis took his defeat I'ke a true aports- man. “That score tells the story bett than asything I can say,” sald Travis after the game. ‘“The game Byers put up would have won from almost any pro- fessional in the country. It was un- beatable.” Byers defeated Chandler Bgan of Exmore in a brilllant fifteen game. His medal score was 80. Walter Egan disposed of Geerge Ormiston of Pittsburg in the morning round, but In turn was beaten in the afterncon by F. O. Reinhart of Baltusrol. Percy R. Pyne of Princeton was defeated by George H. Leslle of Skol and Leslle was defeated in the afternoon by Dr. D. P. Fredericks of Ol City. He had the game won, but with the driving raln of & sudden thunderstorm pouring like a catarsct on his back he missed a two-foot put for a half-on the eighteenth green and the Pennsylvanian won the eighteenth hole and the match. Travis Défeats Ormiston. Former Champion Travis, though out of the contest for the championship, had the consolation of beating Ormiston in the playoft of the tie for the gold medal given for the lowest score in the qualifying round. Ormiston could do no better than 93, while Travis turned in a score of 81, out in 39 and back in 42. Travis’ 39 wi the third in succession he made durinz the day. The semli-finals at thirty-six holes will be played tomorrow. Byers will meet Dr. Fredericks, and Louls Jam: who barely qualified, but who has been playing par golf since the first day, will Relnhart. H ‘Leslie of Skokie held his ad- "3"“ nur Percy Pyne and won, 3 up Henview beat Ralph M PR p e ey Dr. D, y forem Pooh. ir. o "}“&u-mm, 3 up and , Glenview, beat Herbert .7»- B. Hoxt “"’.',, T, b, and 18 play. Exeiting Aftern Conteat, ' A big gallery followed the Byers-Chand- ler-Bgan match in the afternoon hundreds of women braving the blazing sun and trudging over the long course behind the favorites. The first hole was halved fin 3| bogey, five. Egan drove to the left of the second green fully 230 yards, but Byers balved by a pretty eight-foot put. The third was halved in five and the fourth in four, Byers holding & twelve-foot put. Byers took the lead on the sixth, ome strike under bogey, Hgan rimming the cup for a 3| balf; he also won the eighth, 5-6, Egan's third overrunning into the bushes. Hgan took the ninth with a three, rimming down & twelve-foot put. The tenth was halved in five, the eleventh in four, Byers laying Egan a stymie in his third, and the l'.lllh in four. Playing for the thirteenth, Byers went into the brook on his third and lost the hole, 1-6, evening the match. But he took the lead agein on the short fourteenth hole, his drive stopping two yards from the cup. He also won the fifteenth, Egan missing a three-foot put for a halt. He won the match on the sixteenth with a pretty four, thus winning his way to the semi-finals. The medal score follows: ERR R B .‘. S 4 s oo Mo oa oo de y £ Walter Egan wi ppiiee Kean i defepse eral nh::lnmo!? ::. Match, 14.. ‘medal so -u- 385 F g e w ve on S s oo § o fce ou 2 om eo 3 won nine Y. M. C. A. ATHLETIC CARNIVAL Entries and Handicaps for the Events at the Park om Afternoen. Last night entrles for the Young Men's Chrlatian_assoclation | mid-summer track athletic carnival closed, and t ndicage fi“ will o= unty until were figured out. ll' the rnn be satisfied to withhold after the meet the traci | be lightning fast and some excellent por(nrm-nou should be wornd ,up.- The events, entries d handlica First ev, s under A Wi nt, 100 yi dash, bo . B R, Bnthch!ld. gy boys pndar | s R Wi gm. 1 feet; dnur scratel nn uulu—poun TR, 11, E. Il. C Hlmfllan, ¢ feet; mu-i t, relay race, boys under David, Lowe, Lyden, C. Ro er, scratch nth evei Skinners, child; Stard, R. Rothchild, Lehmer, Wulpl, Curtls. Eighth event, running broad jump, handi- ¢ . 11, R. Cornwell, scrate! P C. B Whitehead, 1 Y 2 inches; C. Goodwell, N Inches. o Vintn event, 30 yards handicap: No, & o Baenr, 4 yarde 1, R B Cornpreil Paintér scrateh 1. C. K, Whitehead, hy-ns:‘ yards; 8, A Field ke THenin_event, pole vault, bandicap; N R. (‘ornvell § _inches Bne& teh; 5. sideon, 4 tnches; son, 13 in h Eleventh_eve s, handicap: No. YDNI l| “w 5 E. A lleber( L) i ards; 10, Paulson, éomwell \‘I’I( 2, A. r‘rdl' F. Baker, 12 yards; 14, l .Y I‘o'{ ‘v..m-. o BV [ ‘alsh, 22 yi A. Flel Twelfth event shot-put, handl R R Kinkadg b feet: 9, H, ‘Hamilton, 2 E. Bl feet; 18, Lnrnwell 2 ‘teet; 15, H. P‘lnnDY scratch. 'Thirteenth 'event, relay race, one mile: Reds, Siebert (o pllln) ansen, Foley, Kroeger, Fleld lni, lllll) N luhllmlu od Wfi" nead, Waish and Cornwoll T, substic r teenth t, pursuit race: Leather age, B A,e;leenb‘r; Long Winds, R. R. s tournament, singles, Youns M ristian _assoclation members: N. C. Webster, R. Sunderland, A, B. Tenbine, R. Wiison, B. Kenworthy. 'wo base bal |_lfl___ FAVORITE TAKES BIG PURSE oea B‘IIrdn bt b aleh, 1 . 4 teet; event, 4 Damn Pateh Captures Event at Grosse Point in Tweo Straight Heats. gard at the Detroit Driving club's Blus Ribbon meeting st Gresse Foint track to- day were the ce, left over from yes- {erday, and the 207 trot. Dan Paich was an almost prohibitive favorite in the 3:04 ace and captured the event In straight eats, with Bearchiight second both times Lord Derby and ~Charley Herr were scratched in the 2:07 trot, leaving only The Monk and Dolly Dillon as contendes mare opened favorite in the betting at §118, with Monk at o kept Th Tlonk in tront il the wi The weather was fine an in the first heat of the wood was favorite at 81, Medium_at Hawthorn at $25 and the fleld at $56. Major Delmar had the pole and took the lead from the start, winning by a head from Aggle Medium. The betters gwitched to Major Delmar for the second heat and he won it e K, Bililngs won 2:08 amateur to wagon with Hontas Crooke. It w Pelly" race between Hontas Crooks and ‘rasler to the stretch, where Hontas Crooke came away and won. Mr. Billings also won the 2:18 amateur trot to wagon with Loulse Jefferson. Darwin took the $:37 trot in streight heats, although Jurash pushed him hard. The 3.0 pace was the biggest betting roposition o( the afternoon. vy play on Fred B, Wedgewood at 3500, eld at $360. Wedgewood won tha firgt heat easily. In the setond heat Dan R. forced him to pace in 3:06 to win by & head. Dan R. won the third heat by a nose’ from Wedgewoad, after the hardest drive of the aft DETROIT, July 17.~The features of the 3 of th Chambet of Commerge cor nol-uon, wlnnlu eats easily. 3:04 pace, purse K, 500, Two in_thres heats: Dan teh, by Joe Pn!chen- 2:] l’ (m( nuru Major D.\mr b. Donald) Aggle Medl Hawthorn, ro. m. Dr. Speliman, b, g. ( Crelnnu. b. (French).. % ‘pace, to wagon, amateur, one mils H Crooke, ch. h Billin, l’fl“xler. ch (Jon ) i lrot to wagon, amateur, two in three heatn: Louise , Jefferson, br. m., by Jefferson (Bllitngs) . (Devereaux) r. Otle, Ir. 2:27 trot, pum 2001 Darwin, & by Commoner-Carrle (l{cHenrv) Jurash, b. g. (Munson). oralmas Brother, b h (K etay Tell, bik, s i lem, blk. g. (Fisher) New Richmund, A SR A 2:07 trot, (Wg in lhree hel!l pune um m. (!lndlrl) Time: 2:24 P € of Commeree consola- tion stakes, value 11,000, (w0 In three Grld Bglck. blk. g, by Hal Parker MAY FIGHT OVER FRANCHISE According to Plan of Johuson, Baltle ore is Out of American League. hllure to have a team in position to . Louls club. Under the by- all rights of Baitimors In that respect {his sfternoon passed into the hands of the American lea Mr. Johnson ton! tion Ball feht sent an officlal com- o the preafBent And pecretary more club, in which he sets forth ““Your club i4 charged with each of the following violation ndment of ‘ta organization or team during the cham- plonship season; failing to present a team Poday, (o Dlay & regulncly scheduled game, gnd disposing of weversl players to thé ase ball club, not & member of, [«m- - i rise you of th 16 ses nrated ...fl’ Indyire whother Any charges dis) ule exis! lncu all by noon tomor- e reques row. A mesting of the boatd ot directory of the Americas - of T Ritayle, ot Bnibe, Philadel Nint leveland; Henry Killilea, Bo-m- an President Johnson, will be held in this city tomorrow, or as soon As & quorum ar- rives. Mr. Johnson was in_the ecity today in ‘consultation with stockholders of the club who have been friendly to the Ameri: ) d sanguine of succe 1l ng here. Outflelder captain and enough players have been ge- cured to insure & game ow. To- morrow's team will prob‘hly h. constituted as follows: Drill from Washington, eatcher; Shields, itcher; McAllister, troit, first eman 1lliams, second nan; Gilbert, short stop; Oyier, third base; Selbach, left Howell, ceter field; Hartey, “Detrols, rigni D Snswer Other players who will join the Balti- mores tomorrow are: MeFarland and Ka- Loll, Chicago; Wiltse, | Athletics; Maloney, t. 'Louls. Robinson has tendered his services to the new club, but it has not yet been de- cided whether .to sign him. State Senator Olin Bryan, who has been Pure Vegetable Oils These alone are used in Jap Rose; and glycerin is one-sixth of all of it 8o pure that it's clcar, you can read through it. Jap Rose Soap Can anyone claim to know more _about soap than Kirk? Jap Rose rep- resents the best that we know. ’'Tis the result of a life-time’s experience. _JAMES S. KIRK & COMPANY, CHICAGO White Russian Laundry Soap Wrappers exchanged for valuable promiums. erohtl'n. JULY I to 21 ROUND TRIP RATES. To Heléna or Butte Spokane or Nelson. Tacoma or Seattle Portland or Victoria.... The Burlington Route via Billings s hundreds of miles the shortest and hours the quickest line. TICKETS, i602 Farnam St. To MONTANA, WASHINGTON retalned as counsel for lh% new club, de- ¢lined tonight to dlscuss the k.n phases of the questions involved. Mooted ques- “who owns the property in the to which Ban Johnaon, as trustee, e lease? What 18 the status of the contracts held ?y the old Baltimore club, with the v!n wlom the new Races at David Oity. club’ proposes u DAVID CITY, Neb. J\lly M. 1 Telegram.)—The second day of Ih u!h 7, to flnl.h om _start h‘-n-'r ow"'ummnm: race mn- 4 T"Woods of Malcom: Ia: B’ ll‘ner, owned by Charles Miller of Pecan Gap, NO WIHEN CASH ACCONMNIES OROCK ONLY WILL SEND COD, SUBJECT TO EXAM+. INATION ANYWHERE.NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED MADE IN AL SIZES.CATALOGUE FREE WITH KEY TOTHS ILLOSTRATION & MEICHANICAL COMSTRUCNON THE VIM COMPANRY, % /fim’i=* CHICAGO FOR SALE BY ©Omaha Biocycle Co., 328 N. 16th St. Nebraska COyele Co., 823 8. 15th ovned by O H. Alarich of i e won first money an Eléona mfi third was divided equally tween Ollle Miller and Isetta, Time: 2 2. 1 there were seven , owned by J. A. i Freda Strong: pe of Medfor: ! by B. B. Zan; .,1 Sehs B lonaire. owned by lc ward, Neb.: Btar Onelds, owhed mke of Fremont, Neb. Guy ed by A, B. Robindon of Whit- edlurn owned by Rob- e, Neb. Guy Caton J' ‘second and Billion- The couplé have been married oumber of years. For the last Speyer has been awa; with a pony show. has never had any | band and wil leave tonight to in Kansas City, street joln him Congressman Little Renominated. MENA, Ark., July 17.—Congressman John 8. Little has \mn nominated by the new Fourth dis emocratic convention withollt_opposition,” PursuABt to ‘the resuit of the primary fon held March 29. Hi by ca Caton, ownel g T T m ert w0n flrl‘ Dnn alre thire DENVER, July 17.—The reports of the ofy ficers of the Anclent Order of Hibernians were presented this forenoon at-an exeou- tive session of the annua! convention that continued untll past noon, In At Birmingham—Birmingham, 1; New Or- | s, ‘Nashyille—Nashville, 7; Little Rock, fl ch‘:tuon—chnnn«m- 1; Bhreve- PR Ktanta—Ananta, ¢; Memphis, 7 ——————— Mru. Speyer New NEW_ORLEANS, La, Annle of, the wife of New Orleans ho lrun.r ing his son )nn been found Philadelphia P PHILADELPHIA, Dun er, uee Marke July ‘11.-BUTTER— rints 1o lower; éxtra weatern cream- 2li4c; extra nearby prints, 2c GGB—¥e lower; fresh nearb; July. 17 v—Mr'; L rer, t ous .Daeg i off; fresh w nsas City. has | western, uvu at 1014 Bt. Peter | 15c, loss o! tern, 19c, loss off; yluh -ou'h- 18%c, loss off; fresh Bouthern, 11