Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 3, 1909, Page 7

orry I‘REI ol HAVE three new thoroug oom restden of Lincon nce SN ALK waim propertics eb.) residene in section I will well at a bargain or exc Omana proper Killy, 404 2. 900 Acres $71.5 norsh Lies a fes il ¥ ty What. have you? Life Bldg nroposed motor line. Harrison & Morton LIST you and Cuming ts O as Omaha what' yolling, but highly (mprovea ur property with Chris Boy $%0—New 6-room ‘entirely mode ish; goad Lothrg) LARGE. pew pelghborhpod Ca a9y dor best , ange W 1Al %) — M n «9) 00 me enr M6 er, 224 | 19)-62 1 oak at M s mod. G-r, cottage, eor. 100x1%° (o blocks from car lin fin 1402 me- diate riosseasion; get & home on easy pay- ments from the owne: Y oven Ings Web. 4661 . Doug. 1653 IF YOU HAVE City cha e, rale. 1t _cost, w, #0-ACRE _homestesdsr 3. Berzing, ments Mitchell, 22 tm; )~ M 4oL pfopesty, farms, ranth lands or mer. ndire to sell or trade. cheap relinqui Neb. ayl; or even. (19)—~Mi% list themn with you nothing unless T effect a Rd. Td. bldg. 'm_,& ax EOULEVARD HOUSW, 248 Norths 1th ae, | % rooms, Brennan, room 1 A Little-¥arm Near Omaha New modern, onl Yok [ Thomas Lite Bldg. 1 | | It you ®aft two to ‘ten acres of land oad and in a | close locality ing, where sce us. Ba vakws are sy to Omaha, near paved rapidly terms it you fne want |~ Garvin Bros. PAYNE INVESTMENT €O, N Flrst 8 1601 Tel* Doilg. 2 8. %t will mmuke SELL, 624, N ¥ Omal Ave th N 1 REAL 'F OWNER SAYS SELL Fine six-roonf. fesldenice on Burt St. facing every way, good | the Boulévard, STATE, he aln Ina modern i ut bagement and ‘walks. to & 82800, 3900 cdsh NATIONAL JNVE G52 Br PET We “‘lh‘l‘t We can. plac HOUSE and See Owner Io FOR SALE barn, Fuil 2058, NEW. 7 rooms, very cicice, Bemls Park C. M. Ruch, 03, A S district. D large wrs City. PropepLy deis Bldg. Blag: Y ™ L AL it W B1842 Bl 1158 A_SIX-ROOM "HOM Look at pric g a9 me in WANT TO Nowata Land and Lot Co., ‘Phone .Ngb. Open_ evenirigs ¥ ¢ 9 Y . : TOANS and Inm List your property with Red M40 uran us for aad Orchard Hill 4010 Hamliton St. we | nite 1999, ce— | o | s ‘'Phones (19166 The owner is obliged san on his, lomestdnd this week balunce COMPANY, as rent Omaha, Neb. loatis on ERS TRUST.CO YORK LIFE BLDG. well loca Price, | | ted, large amounts at low rates. Peters Trust Company, New York Lite Bullding 19)—705 May21 it v wale F-rogm ot. 82,8, 4R, FRAME- cottage modern from Weaa, Han, except shade, 11 blocks from car, about 6 blocks only $3,125 (19)—506 1 m park, 1801 Farnam St. heaty 1 74 \0use, 820 cemes K16 (19)~MaTh $x mec Phone (19)—Mos8 3x N. Y. Life. nt REAL ESTATE FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALR COLORADO IRRIGATED 4 acres joinin; from Denver; Colpxade. . ¥ fr townsite, uit ltes beautituily ; fin it at once. NATIONA u. 8 Snake River 50,000 acres Write C.'B L and INVESTM Idaho. 2d lern, eh 19)—M! good - repair, -all walks F. SNAP, twelve miles vegetable wlew of the taina; kdeal for home or investment. will be #old at one. NT CO. @82 Rrandels Bldg.. Cmaba, GOVERNMENT IDAHO-CAREY-ACT-LANDS Valley-Twin open ‘by HURT Fal Is Dist drawing June § Idaho. Boise, large land; moun: This, -hall its presént value St ster | and| D rict 1906, IMPROVD FARM, MILLS CO. TOWA, 100 ACRS IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 14 miles from cultivation. Five Couneil re Hiuffs, e tur ture or possession. balance to suit NATION. W BRANDEIS BLDG €o0d -farm 0 all a miles flom Glenwdod, s und; er 1@ orchard, alfalfa, . running wa hog pas- . good timber and pas fenced barn, crib, sheds, ete Price S por 610 »om Can give lmme a $900 house, iate ash Must’be turncd quick. INVESTMENT COMPANY, AL . Nf,h'lllll. OPPORTUNITY EXTRAORDINARY Gwner compelled to_realize on lapd o braskd., and Wi jet i This is vest whare Jax worth $8 per NATION an Lo from neing .75 to_$1,000 % s0 cheap. te 820, N Red ¥ 0 wotl, near Car WT-T00 Acres body; sui some is not i Nowala; s cuted near some draws orn and ased .for per_acre at 3% per ac $9— 1,00 acres smooth and part of 18 lea oats ol and adwanced nd acre n this at an OppHrtuRity will today Cheyenne OMAHA ) ®0 at $5.75 per lifetime to in of doub once. Write, value. wire acre. Is AL INVESTMENT COMPANY, Brandeis Bldg Oklakoma. OKLAHOMA. in northeas the great ry) 1000 ‘down to 10 acres, let us tell vou why Omaha i a«m‘i‘ Ir &as pri e Nowaia Land and Lot Co., Omaha, Open evenings. y a9 Lire Blag [0 LAHOMA ey in 4t re. f 4 pich same is in a hi of price $2i per 20 acies of. extin Wann. is as.rich as you will 320 acres o upiand prairie T, agrieultural pri for ol m good okl fine ra iles Lar i gas and royadiy of gultivation: this land is Watova miles from thrée miies 15 “located well worth We have iand tract you ma: of Nowata, is practically $n one tirres Okl body S0 ] M3 land nd gas south 0 land, 200 acres of ) acres S by acre payin i bur sted w and acres Neb, 1 black sandy this 5 3t gain it in six it and 240 acres nilles south; per g00d bargain at ¥ in ¥ n any an ‘exceptionally ) per aore Nowatu desire from § acres up stze prices ranging from $10 to % per acie Cherokee The Oklahona & east and west th certainty value within two years ugh th this opportunity gent about ome_in_and NOWATA Suite 6. Phone Red 190 Jr Cpon_evenings W ANTED-CIt, Farnem Smi us LAND o, ha N Y ow or wri Cer is Land will probably You can't afford ntral ounty R Ask Mo AXD LOT €O Life Bidg. & ¢ 0)—Mi EAL ESTATE LOANS - oans and warrants Ca., 180 Farn \ m ) Huble R n Pac rates to Nowata Neb. ' w. .)_ | NOWATA | = | FRENGH LINE | REAL ESTATE LOANS SECOND MORTGAGE loans negotiated. Apply Room 417-18 First N Bell ‘'phone Douglaa 28 NO COMMIsSION amounts ¢ improved. céal estat fund is-all Joaned BROS.. 161 Farnam before 1 GARVIN WANTED-City loans. Peters Truj “ PRIVATE money 1o joan. 4. H. Sherwond. €16 Brandels Bidg, )4 PATNE, BOSTWICK & CO.. N. Private money; 400 to 36,000 Good 6% Farm Mortgages Always on hand and for amounts from $300 to BENSON & MY (229 sale $3,000 in MONEY TO BUILD. 00 to $200,000 at Turreny Tates. W. H. THOMAS, 508 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. )63 Branaely Bldg. ()62 LOWEST RATES-Beml| $100 TO $10,000 made promutly. F. D. Wead, Wead Bldg. 18th and Farnam. “22)-828 FIVE PR CENT MONBY Omahs Business B maha Business Propert; THOMAS BRENNAN. Reom 1. New York Life Hidg. 00 to $200,000, owest ra‘es, 1604 Farnam 500 TO $5,000 on homes 1 Omaha. Real Estate Co., 101 N. ¥. Life. or A-2152. MONEY TO LOAN-—Payi O Keefs Dous. (@2)—837 neInvestment (22) 631 REAL ESTATE WANTED WE HAVE BUYERS for a 5-room nouse, s 6-room house and a_couple of vacant lots. LAND AND LOT COMPANY, Sulte 624 N. Y. Life Bldg., Omaha. 'Phone Red 199, Open Evenings. (23)—-M7% _ STOVE REPAIRS NEW furnaces, hor water and ‘hot air com- bination heating, 2 and 4-hole laundry | Lot water heatérs, mantle grates, gas| stoves repaired, witer fronts and flower | vases. Omaha Stove Repair works, 1206- St ‘Phones Ind. A-381; | Bell. Douglas 90, =6 | WANTED—TO BUY HIGHEST prices for secondhand furniture, | carpets, clothes and shoes. Tel. Doug. 397L (%) 640 BEST price pald for secondhand Farniture, | carpets. stoves, clothing. - shoes. Tel. Doug. (2%)—841 The Practical Auctioneer. 843 N. Y .| STANDARD upright plano ster 372 (2)—] BEST prices paid for 2d-hand furniture, clothes, shoes, .eto.. Tel.. Douglas 4265, (®)—811 May 2 GOVERNMENT NOTICES OFFICE Quarterm OF' THE ter, Fort RUCTING | Omaba, *Nebraska April Sealed proposals, in tripli- | cate, subject t the usual conditios, will | he received at this office until 11 o'clock | ®. m., central standard time, May 22, 19 and them: opened in public for furnishing | and . placing in position_ threc sheet stevl | ventilators on roof of brRoor fouse at Fort Omiha, Nebraska. Full information fu: nished ‘on appiication. ~17. 8: reserves the right ta veject any or all bids. Envelopes | cobtaining propowads ‘to ‘be ‘marked *Pro- | posals for: ventiltors,” '4nd addressed to Captaln’ George 8. Gibbs, Constructing Quartermaster, Fort Omaha, Neb M OFFIC term OF CONSTRUCTI H ster et Douglas, Utah 199 Sealed proposals in triplicate, to the usual condi ¢ will be this office until 10 o'clock 4. m 199, and then 1 in t pre attending bidders for construction bowling alley at Fort Douglas, Utah formation furnished on application velopes contalning bids to be marked Is for Public Bullding and addre ptain R. Hark Qua aster \fantry Constructing Quartermaster Douglas, Utah. May subject elved nt May sence of of In- | En open e fort OCEAN STEAMSHIPS New York to Paris In 6 Days Safety, Speed, Comtort | via Havre to the City Beautiful, Fast Trains to All ('unllnu;ul l;‘olnl&. Compagnie Geénérale | Transatlantique Gigantic twin screw .express steamers sail | every Thursday, 10 A. M. They are modern won- | ders, with all conveniences and lnxuries of most ial hotels, on even grander scale. ~Passen- roof cafes, orchestras, famous sium, daily newspaper. elegant iofficers, | culsine, gym Suites, provide greatest comfort. man-o"-war discipiine, wireless telegraphy. sub- marine bell signal system afford evesy provision | for absolute safetv a Lorraine May a Provence May La Savole 6 La Touraine La Lorraine La Provence large (one class cabin) . E. Moores L Neass ... W. B Book ot LESS TRAN POUR DAYS AT sEA. Sailing Between Montreai, Que oy and Liverpool, e titnd Two days on the beautiful*St. Lawrence | river and the shoriest ocean soute to Eu- ope. | Empiesses Wireless on all steamers. ¥irst class, §90; second, $50; one class cabin, $46. - Ack your tickel agent, pr’ write for sall. ings, rates and_bookiet E. BENJA G. A. 233 South Clark Ghicago. t.. GRINNELL WINS. FROM DRAKE is Made In WMot spite Cold Weather, MOINES, Ju Drake upiversity In the unnual fiekd meel, by & score of & to Wi Despite the bliszard-like conditions time was made in the chief ast Time Event 2—Grinnell Gripnell tda D outed Summ, Boyuék n_one Hai Hav 0:34% Griy easily Th iek | Drake. | irinnell, defested Tepke run in 3 ake took first Drake, . won in low 440-yard hurdles dash in wi captured two-mile 1 Ogbarn in Wemt 1 to N8 | e Grinmell RRLs a | Ziegler, Grinnell with 118 feet 2 in Wells. Grinnell rehes 8 in w dash, wéns hammer throw, | took highi Jamp, with Titoe o want be Lake tones up the ‘ 10 fegl W o Foley's Kidney Remed kidneys and bladder. pu the blood and restorgs health and strengt Pleasant te tak ar Why v ¥ well ey ifies and ‘cpntamis a0 harmful commenee toduy? For s not sale gists | swine | hard ana aia | & two-bag | Rice, | Kane. | Cassiay | Belden, | Zunnsky | Dearsdorf. | 8t PLESLO WINS FROM OMARA | Two Home Runs with Men on Bases Turn the Trick. [ 13 SANDERS AND RICE HIT HARD|! — |1 Pitches G s i Other nall 1 Makes [ Foar ' Western pur Times | pe— Leagne Scores. PUEBLO. o two India by a sy but the early Colo., Ma 1 both hit home runs toda 1 )10 to 8 s annexed opener from Omaha ¥ Swift pi | winning | ball was & miserat wport in innings rd Omaha scoring five runs | maha 1 PRI ning after the side should two men, which, with v home etted ited t run by Jehl and & fleld: he X With ind \ra Mitze was hit nd | eight! a4 w sinples ancrificed. Sper rn tirough left. but Swift wa by the stole s with ¢ seen here. drive and red out. Spencer ond_and Clark then won the game of the lon C The w r game was long drawn out and full of g Swift secured fou Bits out of fonr tim The OMAHA K Fisl er, If King, cf iraham Kane, 1b. Pendry, b Welch, rf Francks. ss maing d, © » Sanders, 2 3 Totals Kensel Spencer Clark, 1t Hogriever Jehl, 1f Iters, rhan, Mitze, Swift, p ol b Totals J *Swift l t batted ball 1 Omaha 1 Pueblo Stolen base hits Left Home runs Pendry, Kensel by Sanders, 1 Swift off Rice Tine ®. Umpire 2,50, Two, bases Pendry, Swit bases: O Jehl, Clark Struck First base Wild Dugan T Pueblo. fice hits Swift on balls: Oft pitch: Swift Attendance, | DENVER EASY FOR DES MOINES | ( v o | inson waulk Off McGlynn By MaGlyrn Hoosiers ISVILLE. | Selby | Halla Adr e Toma »avidso, ARiC ritehe il Tockeniie W v LUSRTTITY MILWAUK pitc toda nn Me tarrisc Hns t Jut LOT lis, won 1 inning, kee Dout ouisvilie when locals used v the t were MONDAY 1IN A Runch Shuts Out M i to 0. Al Stolen play ini Me( 1 Paul oft 1 Time Pile Ky seesaw by heavy ten run four n no specl LOUISVILLE D Woodru Hughe Puttmann, b b habek, p *Peit ¥i Game, Unsteady. i ~Des Moines beat owing to the fine Jackson was un- really losing to the | visitors by his.poer work. Almost evening this up - at the opening were thé errors of Neihoff, who.gathered hims-If togetber Jater and fully ftoned for his misplays Denver had a chans \ the second and | in the eighth, - getting three men to in edéh inning, but the mecegsury b culd rot be garnered from Dears- Score Dearsdorfer tehes While Jnckson is DENVER, Colo., May Denver rather easily pitching of Dearsdorfer steady for Denvor ¥ h ¢ dorfer. DENVER rf [ of 0 sn Jones Hartm D Maag, 2h Thompson Lindsey. 1b P 1 1 0 1 Jackson, 0 *Stankard Adams, of 1 it kD 2b Colligan Curtg Mattick Dwyer Dalton, Neihoff. Gilmartin Heckinger. i n 0 1 Totals 6 1% *Batted for Denver Des Moines Two-base sey. Dwyer en bases Denver, 12 n eightl 00 Belden, Lind Heckinger Left on bases: First base on Dearsdorfer, © by Adams, 1 pitch: Dears Clark Jackson 300 Gilmartin, Sacrifice hit Jones, Dwyer Des Molnes, 9 balls: Off Jackson, 6; off Struck out: By Jackson, 6; by Dearsdorfer. wiid dorfer. Time Umpire o o 3 0 hits ¥ TOPEKA DEFEATS S10UX - CITY Allow F i Two Bad Throws the Kansas | Jones Stone, St Tot L Stolen nann Sacrifi ttéd Indianapolis Louisville O'Rourke, Sacrifice McChesne Three | Quinr Puttmann, 3 Off Puitma Selby, Cheney | Hughes & e balls Y f off selhy in four | wen iAM leve Wakefield t I8 IN LOU1S owing was 1 Louis and ally on far I Toffman. Fere Wallace phiens weil b elty. p Totals *Batted for: Powell In elghth Louis Cleveland iffce Wallace Topeka adn whipping te s from Soux 3 to 2. Btarr game. bad t to TOPEKA istered the th -~ straight Ducky Holmes and his brave City today, taking the game was entitled to have t throws behind him allowed uns. Score a ¢ but be' locals Y CITY 5. R o 1 SI0UX A Campbeli, If. Holmes, cf. Hunter, 1b Welch, 3b. Stoval, . Smith, ss Andre Towne, ¢ . p *Chuckshank Woole G Kankle Olson Fenlon Andrews 1 Manus Kaufr f "t if ih, i o Kaulfan Totals 5 *Batted Topeka Sloux City Three-base hits base hit: Campbell. First )i Kaufman, 1; off tarr By Kaufman, 5; by Starr Holmes. Welch, Andrews Btoval, Kahl. Time: 1:40. or Starr basc Struck acrifice Stolen Umpire on 1 bas Mullin, WICHITA WINS FROM LINCOLN Brennan's Effec Pettigrew's Hom WICHITA, Kan from Lincofn today ) because & ive Run Ma of w's tehing Tarn Triek, 2—Wichita the scofe of Brennan's effectiye home ! it Brennan home the game for the Jobber I's superb work with on bases e visitors from overcoming the Twice Lincoln had the bases loaded but one man out and [ nan_ struck out the next the fifth was Fox and vietims irves with he gav and Wald hits were scrat besides winning th S from the grand 100, was showered repeated the trick the Hockenberry. too, pitched | first reasonably SeRsOLab 1a P run fifer while with Br In ol e two t Jud n th Hocke visitors' eight Ugrew's home run gani netted him & giand. while Davidson with silver when h next inning well. The s .« elghth berry Joss Joss ings the sational A three-basc to 0 had pitcher, Umpires ivering play ABTLO A for Chabek 00 Wo Dy Hop Chen, Carr hits bases hits fiy Lo Hivan by Gr ) off I 1 Chadbourn eney ?%). L r and in ot six off on_ba Tl i n 1 00 Hit OLN wn st ¥ niEth st hing houg Mec ™M ft N nn on i 1€01 Nel Um May 2 game hitting 5 were pitchers in-an en le and all wg fou 18D ih Rourke Wakefie Hor, Grajum Cheney, Howley Tolg ' (e 0 0 s odrufh injeay RO ible pla Stru A, . 14 132 ¥ W 0, 1its onexthirdAthning nings; Hallad AMERICAN ¥ d Shuts Ou Noth May team won ball Loui Up to gam t not 1 two singles st & Addie piteh; with bi a four seven hit sitors and ay CLE Rrddley ¥ A Crarice, ‘ hits; Wa Wil Perring jone [ Struck out Hits: Off ¥ Pelty, 1 in O'Lon jeago § L fia several time ateh in the nit. Sec CHICAGO off and Willett ABH.0.AE H Sucrlfice Dot o of ! 1 th, 9 n " Kerin MARATHON RACE AT ST. LOUIS Erxiehen of M &r Marath Field LOUIS Erxleber day th ago n ago ten sece Josept ut athon defea fifth Thibeau N May Mixs eld was second, H tnd h Forshaw Olaf and Wa ¢ regiment Chicag Wng p aves being of Forty iinols fe Parring i Stovall { owell 1 ane &hiin Wi Detroit T Ir-sizec flury Cob first | i DE Melniy 1 3 0 ahn ¥ \gherty base: 1 balls t M v Wille sulliva d 1t n and Vanpi Ru Runn surl Atk Tor that Fix o f Ath fellow Mi a His ting " tinishe e Par twelf ken by Big Scor Two-bits O Rovwke, McChens DIf Grah o 49:1 MAY % [ PIRATES WIN TWO FROM CUBS Pittsburg Nationals Move from Fifth to First Place. dun br folt the Gophers Brainard wi Northwesters w have nothe probabiiity Thirteen Hors i | | | | 'REULBACH WILD AND UNCERTAIN In See "ty a in Gn Visitors Make Five t luning Pefore He res—Chicago Fa i efield. AGO, May Pitd sburg w Pass: first CHI es from: Chicage 1 up in m two " two to One. lowed b, hits, gave Pittsburg tied the but we Chic players rst LOUISVILLE Derb: of A turt noor Th fixt A mph in t usual, being th May d be track 1 o re unable (o it Camnitz afterwards, i i v 1 while the visitors fean will run two passes . on the same hat ond W hatsman ing of wnd hit 1 Aristides tr Buve b this Pet Wal W i 1 rors, two hits f econd X stolen bases the opening of Churchill Downs | brightly “ided over iwed, netting . five Wagner Unless th ing stole nd home ¢ sirow the event I Heag three gam helpless throighout i men reaching Mas / « heavy track e, only second are seheduled to go the () announce for the $6.0K purs Jockeys ABH ‘ odds and lows Horse Match Sir Cates Camy Ada Mes . M. Greer Friend Harr Miami Michael Warfield Direct Wintergreen Woolwinde Dr. Barkley Wits and " 0 Weig Odds, 110 110 12 11 i Hofman Zimmer'n pitehers | Overall, 1, | *Hownra ‘ ' Me M ik 1 1 17 [t Angelo 1ol W to ! 1o to1 thed PALT ARLH.O.A ¥ for . kard, Gibson, He Abstei, Overall Stolen ba 1 J. Miller_ t Chicago, 7; F Off Overall on errors Overall Umpires crif fy: Clarl Double pl i bases First on balls it Camnitz, 2 First ago, 1. Struck oat by Comnitz Time O'Da s | EVENTS ON THE RUNNIN Ab Wilson o stein burg 1 By ¢ eeting of which success L spring Kent 1 dtoda despite the of the Pari-mutuels betting ma ! winter weather reduced the duy bad spill in the broken leg for Joc M Light Blue won (he qualified for fouling, first. Sunin | association, | nanclal k. Threc Host tand: nick hases on AGO. ABLH.O.AE PITTSRU o o Bart 0l 1W Ab A sulted in Jock Mil- bail Struck Balk 1 first race and ries race, six furlongs d (105, Whitney, $45.20 st Sea (99, Lovall) second, Franklin, $.10 to show) Light Blue, Lady Thor Hamiltor, La Jeauncsse Miss Felix also ran. Light first, but was disqualified Second race, five and a Tom Holland (110, Martin won, Busy Man (167, Steele second. Austin Sturtevant | to siow) third 1:15. | Lady Osimar. Peter Pender, | Stowaway, Ludhiana Kiddy and B Vista also ran and Nettie Travis threw thel | Jockey Third race. ingt Slewfoot { won. Pinkard | second, Lou | how) third. | Dalsy Boone ran Fourth race, four Straw (102, Page, $4.9 straig place, $240 to_show) won, K (105, T. Rice. $8.05 for place second, Calash (102, E. Mar show) third. Time: 0:51%. Rey | Gandbar also ran | CFifth race. six ‘furlongs Mary (105 8° Page. $13 lace, $2.8 to show) won Brannon, $5.4d for pl ond, Earls Court (111 show) third. Time: 117 and Youthful also ran. Sixth r o fng: Ren Double (108 irairht, $295 for olace) W, Obevt. £2.70 far ol o Typrer (109 W third. Time: 2114 Sum PIMLICO, First ruce, Lovis (104 Mcintyre pira | placed First Reulh Hage =~ Indianapo- today trom in the tenth | scored. I i ™ 1 | 1:18%; Mae Pittshu Chil Howard in M hits: Wilson Off Reulbach hit: - Clarke Wagner (3) Liefield to nin ANAPOL ABH.0AE 0 Two. Hits ase S0 ulte inning Abstein, Miller Abstein o Wagner Meago, 5; Pittsburg, 3. base on balls: Off Reulbach, 2 man, 1. First ba errors 3. Hit by pitched ball: By Reulbach stein. Struck out: By Reulbach | Hagerman, 13 by Liefield, 2. Time | Umpires: "0'bay na ¥ Reds a Cardinals Div LOUIS, May The Louis teams divided a double. today. The local team won the i to i, and the visitors the second 8. Both games were featured b hitting and poor fielding. Bresna- han was put out of game for dispui- Griffith used eveyy . pitcher on hi staff with the exception of Fromme du £ the two games. Score, first game #1. LOUIS, CINCINNATI ABIHD.A ALH.0.A % Kan Sac- Bar Doub| Left First nh 3 35 067 1 four a1 (104 nier me 0 18 malie. Heidel Martin (102, 0:39, ST st here first, 13 1o heavy 1 War Ora Cineinn nintl 301 1019} 020 09| Carr Putt- | Deleaanty. ! fon, Ol& furlongs, Hayden. | Haydon | Olson 1o Buses ¢ m, £t Chabek. 11d - pitches £ Pultmann “ I ck * 0 9 Huggins, 10ukes, of 0 Pankert 0 Lobert ) Mitchell 9 Morfarity 1 MeLean 0 Rowan Campbell Byrne, b it b, r ib 8. Hi t Usur Tr won 9 Tie Delehan Reill off Seloy in two-third Louisvil Umpire H S : L | Rranne H Totals $ Total *Winning St Louis Cincinnati snardine puries at ¥ May 2.—Summari five furlongs, se Reed, 5 Lo 2) won to ) second, Liebert to 1) third Reyburn, Tom Melton. Footrest, Altar, Mald also ran. Second race, six furlongs Upton, 8 to §) won, Le Mun; bert, 16 to ) second, Pu n, 16 to 5) third k also ran. Third race, four and Clabaugh memorial cup Melntyre, 6 to 5) won (112, Kennedy, 50 to 1) secon ton (105, Liebert, 11 (o 5) t 0:38%. Chilton ' Queen, M} Nancy Pansy, Raffaello, Jjr Kryat, Daisy’ Garth and Neb Fourth ra t two i & valley plechase 4 (104, Smith, 10 to 1) W (105, Sampson, 9 to 1) secc Cat (132, Melain, 20 to 1) t 4:35%. Bir Wooster also ran Fifth race, seven turlongs. ton cup: Ontario (144, R ©) won, Aster D'Or (144 2) second, Kdgeley (141, 1) third. ' Time: = 1:31 phn_ Garner also ran Sixth_race, mile and | ing: Mazuma (104 Belle Scott (107 nd, George G. Hali 1) third. “Time: 1 Rye, Belle of Jessamine inee and Lady Tsabel also ran Seventh race. mile and selling: _ Lad Langdon 010, 1t 3) won Chandler, 12 to 1, § L ond, Hawk Wing (97 to 1, 10 to 1) third Miss Marjorie, I¥ Arkle, Jeanette M. Montrose Eschau and Boz also ran TRAVIS WINS York Hybar ATLANTIC splendid play in run scored 01000 00001 Autrey, Shaw Sacri- Sacrifice fly: Os- les to Konetchy on balls: Off off Rowan By Beebe, 2: by Row Hits: Off Rowan, 3 in five innings 1 offt Campbell, 5 in three and one-third in- nings. Left on bas st. Louis, §; Cln einnatl, 4. Time Umpires: Klem | ‘and Kine with one out 00 1—5 AGUE | s I'wo-base_hits fice hit: Morlarity teen. Double Stolen base Be 1 1 puis One to Joss of 0 t battle Dave John T ¢ off Struck out ers 1 Campbel Powell t th of score the Cleve. + their infield | i | ‘ | ‘ \ | lone out second game LOUIS AB.H.0.AF 0 ‘ i ) . CINCINNATL The ABH.0.AE 1 JVELAND., AB.H.0. AR 1 ] MeLean 1 Ewing o ] *Batted *Batted per in the Higginbotham 0 0 o hi Paskert ) Autray Konetchy Huggin asper. 1 Sallee, ‘1 Apbell More two. and in int 188 nnatl, 8 and Klem fourth in the £00 000 1 third 3 415 K 1 a Tartsell Deveric H (104 19 Double il William balls: Off *owell by in eight in n Time nd Perrine. te o Eilis e-hase bits, Moriarity Autrey’ By ( « hits Th Delelanty Mit Sacrif pla Hyrne Oakes pitched ball By Struek 2.’ Hite: Off thirds innings; one-third o-third ngs; off Left on Time ut s allee, 5 1 off Ewing nings: off ¢ off More, 9 bell St nose two and in two aspar, 4 four iny Kan his i hir mide nning 1 Uipires saving | ETROIT Town to ABH.0.A B ace Northwester, IOWA CITY, 1a., May 2—(Spectal.)—With | the Minnesota meet a matter of history | Coach Mark Catlir id his track athletes will turn their attention to preparing for the Northwestern antual event to be held | eun s Walt next Saturday. The clash with the 3 2 Gophers, which ended in a tie fatled 1o | 1043y won fir the wal worth of the Hawkeyes as | City spring golf cold weather prevented elther team | of the first although the match blinding rainstorm His opponent was H. B University of Pennsylvania, feated 5 up and 4 to go Heyburn, before meeting Tr Eben Dy the former {fon, on the 19th hole in the | morning and defeated H the Pittsburg expert, yesterda Travie' only blunders were | New Player, U at CITY th L 1 honors tanc Travis o tournaments the 8¢ made but et 1 Atz 001 11 awford Bush Cohb Detroit Off Smit s, nati Struck | Mu o1l e thirds in b Hits 1 s ™ When the stomach will not digestthe food it craves you should recognize |out of this as nature's warning —a fore- |the bunker on the ninth runner of dyspepsia. Otherwise you |obliged to surrender that hole will soon find yourself fast in the |throughout In his old form gnawing grip of thisdreaded disease. |1ate been varlable he won three and halved two. The Pest Tonic sixth was halved to. Heyburn. The half. troab the essence of modern diet, prevents | /\'7 " D D44 gon and relieves dyspepsia. Furnishing | e nutrition without demanding un- | necessary work of the stomach, bosis desire is created for more solid loods and the capacity furnished for their | digestion. Insist Upon It Being Pabot exryiipones while . elghth pre s In the n organigatior L regiment nd Calvert club, Chl minutes " Travis out in Travis got tenth by the eleventh was four extra Wi he teenth | on holeing a and twelft on four ures took 16 to It | up. the stroke was townsme art O Athlet) An the Olympic mar . gave him to stand th P Travis Heyburr e w Tilln sixtl d fitth, X! Th local runners Order a | Dozen from Your Lecal Druggist Sturdy oaks advertising in from little your b name the bounds and getting Tow ket Cs K nda t fe will Thirteen Lo Wa D Poy M Wa ie t Will Stait in the Kentucky Derby (i ve d weight rren A W Page 1eky Wintergreen and Miami Favorites in Preliminary Betting at Four TRACKS | Eood A npopularity chines atiendunce ond v Preston was slightly Iy but was dis- Crawtord i ht thir pe Al s ( Oh Meadow Buena ren, Dal purse ht ing 85 t tin, DY elling straight Boserean (113 £2.85 10 show) & e ¥ H\-(. ie wi Craw Tin 3rit nith fini pla $10 Shaw Travi Vis lers ar Lovell sustained a broken leg and a half furlon $2.90 $3.80 for pla 3.3 e, Kay Jac $345 fc Solome 0 show $2 1k $4.00 1 4 il Tedic nd T to show) Bui Uipster Time Nicholson, Love Watches and Cotton | | cidealy Tra a le 1 1 %) 13 If 1 Mo ossl vl hird wx sy (11 (il 1:0: nce 24, 1 14, Be urlon nk (10 amp i O'Tool Isendus iles on 1d. nivd 150 ra Gree andiza I Timy w Rowe W a straight) | ta wd . Grunewald and Keadeon also | | ck r n W) 10 and Dick i ) | | | | the Beauchil n P Grand pa Helle the Carroll Taylor Tuck Wrig ing sixteenth v, 1 Cro fLady Melbourne Nom (108 Cc h A¥ it 1n r t Sol to gk Wiy Kaim Hart i 1 Disput Atlant to 10 to M - 1 1) 10 sixteenth 1 Galahad FIRST HONORS In the final | twe hol, avis onal » error es In he a Heyburn of the whom mifinals this ¥ y ow n th that H which On the first five holes | Tgen Hey began to improve ved ntl p in or two against nes ¥ e Kol he w putt has 1 wel left | p pu [ thirteent) his ) half Krow & o an | ed | of | | he The Bee will do wonders for | be | Hy stralght) | WANE 15 (. h., SAYS O'MEILL New First Baseman LooKs Good to League President S0 DO THOSE TWO NEW TOWNS Wichitn Are ing e Rav Topekn, He with Rase Mook is " ver and Hrigh neett X Not teel leATY about firet eack, f O'Nelll, presi W and 1ot O'Nelll 1 e pe 1 N 1pa orke he Wi Sunday tern y was in evgning Moines. Mr other n ! Play 18 b lengye oux 1D en the towns and he team That ) cost the in the ich a day ing to be hot 1 h ard ope any. player world wot Wt o muff on W Wi 1 i on the hdor where you move mew buildings and pulitton Wieta it e improve The: chtire g i Kt and back n "W team for the fivst 't ' years find thé mbrits of Some . « i the pap n't enough red ink to tefl abo the teams Western 1 ot o i fine. Nne I Wichita witl game 1 in with he a now t been won. better team Wichita yoley's team 1 saw tost by traight i Topeka thinks not a look « ery game wiilch un e pit Wl got rounds it owa ' put ors e " plichers and they ter ue the & ady The umpires Western are workii 1l fine and bright p cag IOWA AND MINNESOTA A TIE Dunl T ek M fed OF In Snow- m. May Minn here IOWA CITY, Towa (Special Tele- ota tied In the Saturday with seven gram.) and dual track first meet cach was closely contested last event, " In of Towa saved winning first place from the beginning Engstrom 4 defeat by aleap of 20 feet Ihe weaiher the broad jump his team with condltions performa reezing and many off hetween svented any The tem of flurries Minnesota ptain Stutsman Hyland, ofe of Coach captured the “huydle I Perature wus snow. Captain Smile won thtee events Towa did Citlin's tind races mmary One sota One hundred-yard dash Time: (1210} hundred Jand, lowa ialf-miie run Pole 10 f Two hindred and Smiley, Minnesota High jump 5 feet inches 'wo hundred Hyland, Tov Four Smiley Mile Smiley, Min hur§pe: Time: twendy-yard Time: 0:164% Hull, Minnesota vault: Straine, Minnesotu. Helght twanty syard 1ime strom dnsh 5 Towa. Height: 3 h and twenty-vard 0:27% dred forty-yard ta, Time: 0:648. Rathbun, Minnesota. hurdle ‘dusn Tim Minnesota h M ' Two-mile Pime: 10 Shot put 34 feet 5% Hammer_throw tance. 117 feet i Discus throw tance: ' 121 feet 2 Broad jump: 20 feet i1z incha un: Connelly, Stutsman, lowa inches. Distance: Stutsman inches. tuteman, inche sstrom, lowa. Dris- 3 Jowa Dis- lowa #Distance CHICK JCTRIFY at Hit Pla Sack. ey and Moriarity were in the ind while the former electrified the audicnce with his marvelous playing ‘on tirst, and the latter played a brilliant game in the fleld, yet at the bat Chick was de- wenk, as he had two opportunities iefi by simply’ connecting with but he fanned. Morlarity, how well an oxcerpt from the 's story of a Cincinnati-Cub game, shows how old Chick Autrey Is getting on in the hardest town in the coun- ry to get on. The day that story speaks ) Chick did not hit, but Saturday he wal- loped 01t & two-bagger in the psychological moment and got on greater than ever with the fans. 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