Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 29, 1915, Page 5

THE BEE: OMAHA, NE 200 1015 R I'UESDAY, J JOHNSON SHUTS 0UT Driver Killed as Car ENGLISH ACGEPTS #:v @ oo oo S WHALES WIN FROM £ 10,00y \ PHILA MACKMEN| . ' " g RECREATION JOB PR e . TOPS ON FANS' DAY ' - O, KIng, ‘& veteran AViver, Wb InstantlS \ Jhe lecreat rd ! e v B i ‘ 1T, June StLouls tok Walter Wins Hurling Duel from [*ilied and 1 Pewatt hrothe Chicago Man is to Supervise Public /""" """ b bpe s Chicago Wins, Ten to Five, by Bat- ||/ v S 8t. Tous nd W aish Crowell, Pitching Twenty-Eight |\ 0 oo hae badiv injured - Recreation in Omaha After ' I m - xtton ting Three Hurlers re were features. Score: Runless Frames A race toda First of July il ! ¢ Hard \ i soi1300 : King, in se pla . t . . N 4 Davenport, Groom and Hurt SENATORS SCORE IN THE SECOND | [ 'Y, 1S for when b ot “on MONEY SET ASIDE FOR WORK ADMISSION TO THE GAME FREE 52, Halley and Jackiits WASHINGTON, defeated Philatiphia [ A similar accident _ C. H. English, supervisor of the T W Y T ‘ Hfl]‘ry Gl‘allt Pushed (boten ‘Sohnaon "and" Crowell: Rotts |ttt oad e arors e lett| Paller Park recreation system in : e formed ‘ will o e ; : ‘ Out of Fourth Place { fouble, a passed ball, Anamith's walk, a Paul Brast & hn ® Recreation board for the position of o 8 $he St of O Recreation i . b e i ' ¥ t couble steal by Neft and Ainemith and | cefved injuries that are expe o prove 3 A L 5 SINgle AR (he: second. ShNIng | fRtRL Reverk) of Fovit i S stperintendent of public recreation | boar t to approva t 1 toa nte for supe N v . fghodi ki als their runs. Johnson has | fracture 1 n this city, has been confirmed by . "_' o - ygrour et eld! " et “ eatorday without a has pit re "'_\‘“'"""‘ a year, beginning July and has ¢ r Grea n Mr. Ens 3 Honrd 8uiva. | ¢ I ] ' t i time :‘ s ”I\" | matien, ¢ he and v Only Mt. English returnied to Chicago 't Saturday he has studied Al | wor n fa ‘ A Witson: M i e Pighel Atmd. bS § ins : " last evening and will begin his new o *n 06 ot : PRl oy . ). Grant Ids fitth place ‘ Hehels Defent Rufinlo a2 3 The Bee Want Ads Are Dest Rusiness WOrk here next week cs of th . ) Athy wit | it N . § The official time for Resta, the sults, Commissioner Butle ted against G y nt will be the use of nt tots | wid N & g hington 0200000 2| Two-base hite: Neff, Alnsmith. HBases | m balls: Off Crowell,'2. Hit by pitched »all: _Shanks by Crowell, Kopf by John- 1on Ey Crowell, 1; Ly John n, 7 Jle: Ainsmith Lap; Hildebrand Browns. CHICAGO, Iriple with t 8 lead whicl N lake and the loc: rened the third with a triple | | trne and Scott walked, filling the Felech then delivered his blow that scored iimselt on Weaver's single. Scor T. LOVIS CHICAGO ABILOA ¥ £t. Louls 1000000102 Bl . 00 40000C *—§ Shotton, Leary, Lavan, | Three-base hite ‘ournier, | Felach. Stolen base: E. Collins, arned runs: Chicago, 4; St. Louis, 2. | Lavan to Pratt to Leary E. Collins. chalk suble play rors and four singles in the third in- | iing gave Detroft sx runs and a & to 3 Hictory over Cleveland today. Detroit's | irrors helped the Indians to two of their \cores, the other one resulting from 00600000 v dauss, 6 in seven innings’ oft Coveieskls, pne in two innings: off Hagerman. 5 in [iree innings: off Harstad, none in five nings. Struck out: By Dauss, 3, by toveleskie, 2; by Magerman, 1; by Har. lad. 1. Umpires: Connolly and Wallace, Divide Doable-Header. BOSTON, June 25.—New York and Ros on divided today's double-heade,, the | isitors winning, 3 to 2, and the Red Sox | to 3. Cree’s double and three singles \ the second inning of the first game | ccounted for all of New York's ta.lies in dat contest, In the second game the way Red Sox a five-run start as a Score, first game got [ | oty | MIDLAND GLASS & PAINT 0O. 1ith SRS 65 Mhbra th TAL e AU L. G. DOUP CO. 1301 Nicholas St., and HMoward, Douglas 791, *Batted for Collins In elghth | Douyles. 1900, * » PLANING MILL MR RER AN =] COFFEE, TEA AND SPICES imety u Ject BANKZES ‘REALTY mRVEsTMDNT base hite: Cree. Janvrin, P km~| ’;lul ?;1'5!:0. CO., 112 So, 11th Bt,, :JQ .fl‘:ound Floor Bee Bldy., Dolg. wree-base hit Hooper. Double oug] 3 > kinpaugh to Hc to Pipp. | GERMAN-AMERICAN COFFEE (O, 2 3 : : ») S IS v s on Bl Gt Shore, 170 Cotling: 1117-19 Dodge St., Douglas 7196, There is a manufaturer in Omaha who not only does a large domestic busi- FRINTERS—HOOK AND J0B Hits Off Shore, & in five inninge; | 2 M ¥ OMANA PRINTING OV, 13th and Far. It Collins. 1 n three innings; off Maye, | CRACKER MANUFACTURERS ness, but is a big exporter as well. uam, Dougies 346, ’L )-:n‘{(n\.:. 'H |‘.I\r\ .l‘l"'yl.ml ITEN BISCUIT CO., Capitol Ave. 13th . ! g R ’ 0%:3.: mllul. 1407 Haruey St 2 by 3 : r. b s to 13th Sts., Douglas 2133. He makes Ice Making and Refrigerating Machinery and installs Refrigera- Pl fineen an Score, second : SADDLE § : CREAMERY COMPANIES tion Plants, g NEW YORK. BOSTON TAIRMONT CREAMERY CO. 1ath aud gl RANEY & CO.. 313-17 Soush 13th i k ones Sts., uglas . y igshino i H 3 TR ‘ WATHRLOO ORBAMSEY CO. 1617 __ It may be astonishing to know that this line of business can be extended so STARCH MANUFAOTURERS fatsel. b... 8 0 0 1 ; Boward Bt. Douglas 1409. : widely, but this concern possesses improved features and patents; they use better DEFIANCE STARCE 00. 2560 Cuming | PRt 110 §nmine, b 1 COMMISSION, PRODUCE, ETC, grade material in the manufacture of their machines; their mechanics are experts, W BAINg 110 hone, 2b...4 0 1 0 KIRCHBRAUN & SON, INC., 13209.11 i id: o i i ino i ino SERUM MANUFACTURERS i i, 3 0 3 113 e e By R ?figl;ly;) ]E;::L and they give the utmost aitention to laying out and installing | O . STRUM Go. 2035 % Bt Boutn Jeuman .0 0 0 ! || DISTILLERS AXTELL SERUM CO. South Omaba ) S i ! AR Y NILLOW EFRDNGS DIS. Confectioners, ice cream makers, creameries, groceries, butchers, hotels, ! OMAA SERUM 00., 401 No. 338 S8, e mom [ el ol cafes, etc., etc., of Omaha, here is a manufacturer you can patronize and secure [ ORATE R S SRR, Shat ottrell in fourth ELECTRIC COMPANIES I equipmem which stands the very highest in the United States! change Bldg., South Omaha, Bo. 3584, Batteg r'ar }(m;‘mun in (fourtt | OMAHA BLECTRIC LIGHT & POWER malnb /ERTS, GRAIN BINS *Batted for Pich in niath, | = g A 2 5 2 ANKS, 8, GRAIN NS, fow Yori g 91200000 €0. U. ¥. Bidg.. Dougias 1062. | Another instance is this of ‘‘Omaha-Made,’’ standing for standard quality, | aND oin M Twodnse hite: Lewls, Thomas, Hast. AND Il and reasonable prices, NZERASKA & IOWA STEEL TANX M Mays. Stolen Vegne double 4 " o [} lay:" Janvrin o Wagner 1o Hobiftarl BURGESS-GRANDEN Co. 1511 How. | ages on balls Off McHale, 2 off ard st., Tyler 68l. I || TENTS AND AWNINGS e, 3, off Tien. 1: off Mays | il | SCOTT-OMAHA TENT AND AWNING i anee 3y N i ENGRAVERS—ELECTROTY PERS €O. 11th and Harney Sts., Dous. 88d. €€ Pieh, 4 in five innings: off ¢ | BAKER BROS. ENGRAVING CO., 1313 . CRAVATS, BELTS, PURSES, POCKET }_three and two-thirds innin | Howard Bt.. Douglas 2528. 16 h d N h l S || BOOKS and SUSPENDERS 1——' B by _pitchod bail: “"Nonacharcy "2 ENVELOPE MANUFACTURERS | th an iIcholas Sts. SMITH, LOCKWOOD MFG. 0. 3333 | iregg,” Cree by Mays. Struck out: Ry | BURKLEY ENVELOPE CO. 417 So, | ! o ugias J bregg, 3; by Mays, 2 igth St., Douglas 691, ind Din, 3. & 0. MAKING BUSINESS OF ITS SPECIAL TRAINS Umpires: Nallin } | | | convention | The Omaha manufacturer is desirous of securing your patronage of his pro- duct IF after a reasonable trial it BEMIS-OMAHA BAG CO., Jackson Sts, Douglas 1109, BOILER MAKERS 11th and EGGERSS-O'FLYNG CO, (Omaha Fibrs Ave., Webster 231. METZ BREWING CO., 6th and Leaven- worth, Douglas 1498, FRED KRUG BREWING CO. Krug Avenus and Boulevard, Tyler 420. JETTER BREWING CO. 30th and Y Sts. (South 8), WILLOW SPRINGS BREWING CO,, 30 and Hickory Sts., Douglas 1306, BRICK MANUFACTURERS HYDRAULIC PRESS BRICK CO., 1303 W. 0. W. Bldg., Douglas 909. BUTCHERS' and PACKERS' TOOLS C. B. LIVER & CO.,, 1510 Capitol Ave., Douglas 619. CONFECTIONERY D. J. O'BRIEN CO., 801-11 Douglas St., Douglas 833. VOEGELE & DINNING CO. 1816.18 Jones St. Douglas 806. COUCHES AND MATTRESSES FIXTURES OMAHA FIXTURE & SUPPLY OO, 414-16-18 So. 13th St., Douglas 2724, FLOUR MILLS UPDIXKE MILLING CO. 1513 Shermas I Webster 68. ha people individually and collectively eral prosperity. - So, if his products makes good with you--buy it. REFRIGERATION GAS COMPANIES hapman's triple and an out. Score: DRAKE-WILLIAMS.MOUNT ©O. 230 L L ONAHA GAS 00. 1509 Howard Wt. et Yoy ik to give his goods reasonable prefer- e o T8 1 (Bivine B s 11 BOTTLERS g | i ".‘",:‘ & OORD APORASS 00 L) 2 3 0¢ obb, of il : oa‘.fi);fl:rlfiwa CO., 615 So. 11th | 1224 Chicago St.. Douglas 50, ’ ‘0 e 31 3 ] - OMANA ICE & COLD STORAGE CO., » § oo o | @NCeE, fOr he employs thousands of work- g‘: 3 P Workt mY, DokEas T /Gy MoCagne Bik. 15th and Dodee St 1St e B T BOXES—PACKING 4 & = 1CE MACHINES L gl K marager s e o v | @FS, PAYS More taxes as his business in- | i insacmms g m e 21000000 03 " ) - & Oorrugated Box Co.), 16th and . LAUNDRIES Chapman. Stolen bases Leavenworth, Douglas 1139, ) NONPAREIL LAUNDRY Co., 1708 Vin- Vambegarss, Cobb, Crawford, Bush | Creases al I COI I rl I l eS O I I Ia a S en- ton St., Douglas 3560, o ;nuhlo lpmyu: .hu:nmn. HI‘\"nn“Ifllf"l{.f\ BREWERS KIMBALL LAUNDRY .. 1507.09-11 van to Burns. Bases on balls: Off | : dause, 1; of Hagerman. 4. Hita: Off | STINELLEWING 00, 1619 Shetman = J. F. BLOOM & CO., 1703 Cumi. o ot e R | 7 N Douglas 576, o . gy 41300 CEMENT BLOCK MANUFACTURERS oIS pos 3 ook OMAHA CONCRETE STONE CO., N. L. v, W. Cor. 28th Ave. aund Bahler, W (2 ster 880. MADE IN e ‘I..l? ‘.‘l:,",i‘:,"n“"':f? ].""”:?.,;‘;“‘."'é.nfl':“ KEEP THIS LIST FOR KEEP THIE LIST FOR iy Boott! 1: by Teuderalk. 11 bu i FUTURE REFERENCE - . FUTURE REFERENCE " et S — He can make it worth while to Oma- e DETROIT, June 28 —~Two passes, two BAG MANUFACTURERS FUR GOODs NATIONAL FUR & TANNING CO., 1936 So. 13th St., Tyler 130. Nicholas Sts., Dourlas 1861, Jackson Bt., Douglas PURITAN LAUNDRY, 2§06-12 Farnam St., Harney 1771, LEAD WORKS LAWRENCE SHOT & LEAD CO. tory South Omaha, Douglas 1845, LODGE SUPPLIES LONGE SUPPLY 00, 1111 Farnam St. Douglas 4160, MACARONI SKINNER MANUFACTURING O 14th and Jackson Sts., Tyler 1538, MONUMENTS Fao- 0., NICHOLAS OIL CO. 304 Baird Blag., Douglas 389, PACKING HOUSE PRODUCTS SWIFT AND COMPANY, South Omaha, uth 2280, A?_fooUl & ©O., South Omahs, South 740. MIRRORS and ART GLASS WINDOWS TIN CANS AND SHEET METAL GORDON LAWLE ”go., 8th and Dodge Sts., Doug! WOOD WORKS OMAHA WOOD WORKING CO. 1501 Maroy St., Douglas 2346, WHOLESALE GROUERIES Jnte Chicuso o atiend the comention | e IOt . Doxias e 701711 Souta ub, he more hio road ARD UPP; [ v f andled the delegations from Washing- FTO% AIn13 Bo. 10tk Bt Houries 3067 |- WRROu SUADN MANUFACTUWERS »n, ore, Richmond Mitshurg (4 bit all cast and Welr all . | MID-WEST HADE FACT 0] PG Phiadeipnia on twe specia i | Fuiiaces) CUARANTEES npANTEE | gp.wmsr smaps racromr. sois he movement ‘being looked after by | &_ \ - Viliam E. lLowes, assistant genera Resenger agent. One of the trains o ed the Poor Richard club of Phila elphia. Both tralns reached Chica n | — —— r e B o chedule time and speaking of the ngo, Mr. Lowes said A Getting down t every day business he Baltimo be sald to be ‘ unning speci m Chl > ery morr ashington and ‘mifed train leaving (hicago e W at_10:45 o'clock W Tew K, now run v ip enst as we oy [ id train services. both in the nger cars and Pullmans and iners on the Baltimore & Ohio. in v.:l