Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 29, 1915, Page 3

Copyright, 1918, News Service. International WHAT? THIS 1S THE VOLUNTEER FIRE (%MRYNENT ? YOU WANT MR dGES! THE CouRT HOUSE 15 ON YOU SAY THE FLAMES ARE SPREADING AND DINTY MOORE'S CAFE DUTY CALLS MAKE LB A GOOD EXCUSE YOU'RE LATE - WHAT KEPT WHO IN THE WORLD YOU AND WHY THIS GETUR? ELONGATED FRAY Wolves Get Early Lead, but Lose -nd Finally Triumph in the Fourteenth, SIX TO FIVE IS THE SCORE|} WICHITA, Kan., July 28.—Wichita won a fourteen-inning battle from Omaha to- day. Then the locals an early lead, but Omaha tied in the sixth and seventh. Score: W l(‘HlTA AB. . H. 0. A, 5 o G et O W bk L e oW e SRR W, B For S g0k 011 ' TG A M e Bl ok O O T L ) S R P, g ) o 1. OMAHA. B. R. H. 0. A. ree; . . 7 Fon;'the, rf. 4.8 3. 9 rug, 8b. $ T R Krueger, c. 5 0 0 10 2 Varney, cf. et gl S S | Schliebner, 1b. .t Vet R S | Blanck, ss. . 5.8 N B ‘Thompson, P. Y Sl S B Bdogett, p. . FL9. 9 9V Vells o et LS BT Totals .... .82 6 B °a B *Batted for Thomplon in the seventh. Two out when winning . SIOUX TAKE ONH FROM KAWS Gaspar Almost Unhittable in the Pinches and Indians Win. Jul 28.—The veteran Cas v.m:l. in the pinel ‘while Hullll\l for ‘Toj as hit hard. Sloux Ci r.nwl&tln:;“fi to 1. ot fx ‘The game was pl off nu b Sy itaned. bait: was interrupted once by rain. Score: k&k.r. 1 1:48. tYl':ptn O'Brien. SIOUX CiTY, cooner b B B O A B UNION GIANTS BACK FOR Callabian, 6 ot 5% o TWO WEEK-END GAMES Tajeune, W ORL TS TT Y MY | 1b. 30 1 3 1 §| Manager Bragtora of the Stors has Da | S G G | 3 0 | scheduled the Chicago Union Glants for Donnelly, 5 1 0 6 0 Ofreturn games Baturday and Sunday at e 3 0 0 1 2 OlRourke park. Becond Baseman Johnson Totals .8 6 1l 2 o O0|of the West Baden Sprudels will join TOPEKA. the Giants at Clarinds, Ta., this week. AB. R. H. O. A. E.|Johnson was signed by Manager Petors £ 90 3 3 % 3|on the recommendation of Simpson, the 3 1 0 0 0 OfGiants’ crack slabman, and is touted as 4 0 1 4 1 0Olbeing one of the classiest colored in- $ 8 3 1 3 §|neders in the country, With the arrival 3 0 0 1 5 1[of Johnson, Payne Will return to his § 0 01 0 Ofregular position in left field. 90 0 3 8 0| Owmon, whose magnificent pitching was - — — =— = =—|& great factor in the winning of the TOtRls wo.reooeee 32 1 6 27 10 2|frst game of last Sunday’s double bill, *Butted for Talion in ninth. | will be held to oppose Simpson, who had | b W 4 198895206 55| the tocals at nis mercy in the final con- ‘Two-base hits: play: rBown to ln]sun. Bases on balls: Off Huggins, 4 WON BY WICHES * ka was wild and Brown, Lejeune. Double Monroe. Stolen bun | JOINED THE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPART- MENT - 1T'S A DUTY A MaN OWES THE QGalloway, Whelan, Shiclds, Keliher, ak. 2b ab See S| oem PLIPSA & HY | conmse 4 it Nicholson, rf Koehler, 1b Helmer,' cf Williams, It | Grodick, 2b - [ cHame o9 Totals .. . *Batted for Kelfer in §t. Joseph Denver . 5 S 5| nuon~nvonnsl ©| ~om~own °, ol emoococon~ ©° | oummononns? Bloomon % IT vl ozomoocssol wlocsss~ o 1 ° H ioe flies: Holmer, Nicholson, Two-base hits: McCorm Three-base hit: Kellher, Hom. Raj Kiefer. run: McCormick. Btruck out: 1; by (rllkell 3 BI.'P Keifer, 6; off Kaskell, 1. Double plays: | Whelan fo Galloway to Shields, Grodick to Koehler, Helmer to Blln, ‘Galloway to Shields. Time 38. Umpire: Abbott. BOOSTERS TAKE THE OPENER ol ococossos Link Batters Can't Find Baker and Drop Gam. LINCOLN, July 2.—Lincoln _batters could not hit Pitcher Baker today and Des Moines won the opening game of the series, 6 to 0. Beore: LINCOLN. AB. Wolfe, 1f.. MoGaffiga H. Behrelber, Melntyre, .. Williams, 1b mlaoe——=~_o—efi N oloecscsccol ol ewnssccesi LR Z 8 H cunononund RlorwruBuwewed Blisunuvuledlt’ ol a0aat sl Sl ob e sset o) seiisianatly =°=|\e..._“°? il chaseoial 0 0 0 g 00 0000 12 Two-base hits: Hartford, Hunter, Bills. Double le Sawyer to‘b! ford, or to Ewo [dt to Jones, {1liams [ er to Hart to . lonl to Sawyer to Jones. Stolen base: rtford. Sacrifice hits: I(:G‘lfln reen. l(nmk out: test. i American Association. {f Gaspar, 3 Bimck out: By Huggins, [ By Gaspar, £ Wi pitch: Hugging. HIt | yoatanamene oo by pitched ball: By Huggins: 1. Time: | Touiaville ¥ SOk Umnire; Van Jwgkie. Batteries: Regan and Blaokburn; Gos- BEARS AND JOSIES DIVIDE |*6 l{"“"“’(','";:" Crossin. A Minpetbols . 615 Drummers Capture Opener, Denver Wins leeou Combat. DENVER, Colo., 8t, Joseph “aivided nt today, ( e visitors taking the first, 7 3, and_the Bears winnli the second, to 8. Errors by the locals were much evidence in the first. run and two-bagger featured in the ond. Score, first game: > wlocorornoorot wloomcononal :re ncer, cf. ler, rf. llchrmlck. Almsonommnon ! Slosunounning N umscnnmuug > Sluracuuscs onmlcoconmumrny alocssuncunay oo w® 2l onmnwanooo, e While 28.—Denver and ouble-header here MoCormick's hom Kansas City. Batteries: Hopper and aull!v-n, Delht and Alexander. At Milwakee, First Game— RHE to | St. Paul. 0 Milwaukee' 0 I 3 "in| Batteries: H-ll and Johnson; Dough- erty and Brannon. Second Game— RH.E. 49 4 l 1 Laroy and Glenn ughes. | Columbul—CIwollM postponed ; | grounds. North Platte Defeats Grant, | NORTH PLATTE, | clal)— Resolute Wins Again, GARRISON, N.b Jlll' 2 —( Garrison defeated Emun‘l. Tto L 'l‘hll lnAk #ix wins for n ‘M ;ml def re: R.H, Clireuit Races Postponed. DAVnPORT Ia., July 28.—The Great ‘Western circuit races, -h-du-d for Dlvcnwfl W were declared on aocount of rain again. If the u-ux l- In M condition tomorrow and the re- mainder of the week, the races will be ltn— Lake 'h.. grEiEe Ivnlv- Bee “For Rent." COULD BE CALLING UP AT THIS HOUR ? 14 by 1 Catiod end 0' MLoughlin and Hidebrand. wet Amnccn. de! Oobb, al.)— | Crewtord rainard on their home | heses: A.‘rtmnu. flats, houses and cottages best cough, m be rented quickly and cheaply by &|cine made (CHICAGO FIELDING \ 0, DEFEATS BOSTON WESTERN LEAGUE > e Played \;fim. 1 Jes olnes.. ] B Red Sox Fail to Score Despite |DPrrver - b Rudolph Holds Cincinnati Tailenders 3 : N 4 < : Erratic Pitohing of Scott, on -y ] to Five Hits, Two Coming &8 a : : Mound for White Hose, fi:“‘{y’,,,.; 2 ) 8 ‘ in Sixth. Wichita . . 90 o HM!) NAT. LEAGU )-. | 4\\!!*.[( LE \l-l SINGLE RUN GIVES VICTORY WI Pl |THREE TO ONE IS THE SCORE yn L 346/ Chicago BOSTON, July 28.—Chicago's sharp Bf,‘:f(,..’ 118 44 508 Detrolt 1| CINCINNATI, July .-—Boston, by op- fielding today held the Red Sox runless, | Pittaburglh 4 4§ 00 Wasnington 43 & (00 | portune hitting, won the firat game of notwithstanding Scott's erratio pitching, [ {iic "::ru”d B N outa k38 84 40 | the serfes from Cincinnati today, 3 to 1. while the White Sox scored a single run. . Louls...4 8| Cleveland | Rudolph pitched a good game, allowing This came in the third inning when [ Cinclnnati 8 0 u:n\ Fula. - only 170 hits, two of which were made Schalk, who had singled and had reachea | FED. U""{,"" Il?«'ll AME in the sixth inning, when Cincinnat! second on a sacrifice, scored from that | won COyty..58 3 671 St. Paul | #cored its one run. Score: base after Scott hit to right fleld, Thomas | Chicago ....52 3 671 Indlanap's 47 | N oin cINaNNAT failing to hold Hooper's throw to the | Pittaburgh 48 41 .58 Minneap's [t RO St. Louls...40 42 538 Kan. City Greb, 8 i plate. Boston had several opportunities | Ngwark 522, mumnl, 13 oo w4138 to score, which plays by Felsch, E. Col- | Brooklyn .43 53 .448| Clev 130 0Kililter, of.8 1300 lins and Blackburne checked. Buffalo 143] Siwanies 41 82 441 218 1 Gortmes 8 1.8 ¢ v, Baltimor: 874/ Columbus .87 657 .3M 12 3 0Clarke, ¢...3 0 3 00 Loving cups were presented to Umpire A Tl udelte Thomas Connol'y and to President J. J. Yeaterday's Reault Gowdy, c.....3 0 3 1 0Mol'wits, w10 WESTERN LBAGU Tudorph, P4 1 0 o Lannin of the Red Sox by a delegation | g (rooop “78: Denver, 3 S oy - of enthusiasts from Natick. Score: Des Moines 6: Lincoln, 0. | Totals .82 92113 " BOSTON. Sloux City, 6; Topeka, 1. ':nnlnn . 11 ABHOAE | Omaha, 5; Wichita. 6 Cincinnati . L l)»l -5 el B UK NATIONA LLEAGUE. Two-base hit; Smith. Three-base hit: OSpeaker. ¢t 4 2 3 1 o| Philadelphia, 1; St. Louls, 3, Magee. Stolen bases: Mollwitz, Connolly OHoblitzel, 168 113 3 0 Boston, 3; Cincinnati, 1. (2), Maranville. Earned runs: Boston, 8; o:’.v;- .. : : H : : Brooklyn-Pittsburgh, rain. gl:dcl::u‘l‘,‘ lli.onl‘)?l\;blel‘n'lfl; Herzol o‘: 0Gardner, 3 ye1y OF. Beott, $068 41 AM:‘.R};',“:, f‘?“m (on.‘fl:’l‘lnrlnnn\l. 2. Bases on balls: Off R o 0 8 St 1 Whahaton. 1 McKenery, 1. Struck out: By Rudolph, _____ SHenrinsen 1 8 0 6 0| Detro New York, 8. 2; by McKenery, 1. Umplres: Klem an OR. Collins, p.0 : : : 2‘ Chica, ; Boston, 0. Cockill. P i Tk PRSI bR * FEDERAL LEAGUE. - ump . s .20 63734 3| Brooklyn, 4-2; Kansas City, 3-3 ST. LOUIS, July 28-8t. Louls hit . e Mowark '1: #e, Touia & {Alexander opportunely and -helped by Batted for Ghore in.the elghth, Balth 33 Pittabury Philadelphia‘s six erro ‘from the ~Batted ‘for K. Boott In the siath. ianasclin i Lodavie, [ Visitors "Donk heid Philadelphia o three 00100000 0 {adtanapaia B towiving 8 scattered singles. Three errors in the 0000000000 Mnneapolls, 6 Kansas Clty, 8. 4 end |firat inning §ave Bt Louls & run. Bt lackburne to Fournier, | saventl inning; darkness). Louls made another tally in t ond, . Scott, B. Colling to Fou when Butler singled. was criticed. to nlor, Weaver to K" Colling to Fournier, Games Today. second and scored on r'a double. to E. Bcott to Hoblitzel, mrdm Western League—St. Joseph at Denver, | The third run came In tlm lll\h on Wil- to Hoblitzel to ner. Bases on ball bu Moines at Lincoln, Bloux City at] Y Snyder's single and an error Ot Beott, 5; ott Shore, 8; off R Collins, peka, ha at Wichita. | Score: 'Hite: " Oft Shore, 5 in sight inninge; | ' National TLeague—Philadeiphla at 8t | = PHILADELPHIA. o1, LOUIS off R. Collins, none in one inning. Btruck | Lous, New York at Chicage, Boston at | ABH.OAR ABHOAER out: By Scott, 2. Umpires: Evans and| Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. | Bancrott, w4 133 1000 Connolly. erican e—St. Louis at Phila-.Byme, 8.4 0 ¢ 1 38 Browns Whip Maeks. delphia, Cleveland at’ Washington, De- Becker, 1 18¢ &3 Y PHILADELPHIA, July 2.—8t. _Louts | trgit at New York, Chicago at Hoston 182 i8nder, o004 3 420 mixed three base hits with a pass and m“‘l'y“ 3 Km:; le e & 81e :‘1.4;:-;.’ .8 8108 T oy a Eae i oared Tive | Louls, Baltimore at Pittaburgh. IR R e X R é runs. This rally gave H ek gtid tory. Every player on the 8t. Louls team H it go at least one hit, while Austin secured ' - two singles, Score ore Te S Totals .28 33410 PI"LAD'IAPK:]AA s *Batted for Ale: lndar in nl“hfl\ Philadelphia ......0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 01 el Pl They M g = P TR SO0F WS i R o Wi eep 1n Lon ition Louls 1. Sadrifice hits: Whitted, Doak: ouble ay ancroft to loho! to > ¢ 380 g |derus. Bases on errors: Philadelphi 1¥oot, 13 1| CHICAGO, July 3—President Gilmore (&% Touta, & Buses on balla: oft NS P /by oo 3 § 0 lof the Federal league has notified players |ander, 1; off Doak, 2. Hits x- 222 /o¢ the organization that they cam no |&nder. 7'in seven innings;: off u-u art- Totals ... 30 13718 & ner, 0'in one inning. Struck out lex- h longer shirk their duties by hiding be- |ynder, 7;: by Doak, 5. Umpires: Qullle)’ © 0—g|hind their so-called ‘“lron-clad” con- |and Emalle. Pnuuelphu 1 05 |tracts. . e Three-base hits:| In & notice iemued today, he orders club Chlcago Athletes ‘Two-base hit LlJnle Shotton, Bchl £ Louls, 2; p! Malone, V\'-l-h Oldring. Double plays: Loudermilk to Lavan to Howard, Pratt to lLavan to Howard. Bases nn balls: Dff Loudermilk, 6; off Wyckoff, 5. on errors: St. Louls, 3; Philadelp Struck out: By Loudermilk, 1; by Wye- koff, 3. alk: ~ Wyckoff. = Umpires: Dincen and ruugn s Win from Senators. NGTON, July 28.~Cleveland batted in an easy victory over Washing- ton ay, 10 to 1. Both Boohling and Harper were ineffective and poorly sup- rofled Jones baffled the locals except n the fourth. Score: CLBVELAND, WASHINGTON, ABH.OAB ABH.OAE. 141 1100 140 0600 301 1101 410 0 1301 130 1831 315 o310 0 2 2 1Willlams, [ 1300 1 3 1 OMcBride, as. 1231 1 0 32 0Connolly, 8b.3 0 1 2 x — — —Boehling, .3 0 0 4 73712 1Harper, 0600 Totals ... 63713 ¢ Cleveland . 30100501 0-10 Washington ......0 0 0 1 0 00 0 0—1 Two-base hit: Southworth. _Stolen bases: Moeller, Turner. Earned runs: Washington, Cleveland, 7. Double §) play: Southworth to Wambsganss. Base on errors. Cleveland, 1. Bases on balls: oft Jones, 1; off Boehling, 2; off Harper, Oft Boehling 11 in five innings, nom out in the sixth; off Harper, Struck out: By Jones Boohllnl, 1; by Harper, 3. Umplres! in Yankees Trim Detroit. NEW YORK. July 28.—The New York feated Detroit today in the second game of the series. 6 to 4, The Yankees hlt Dubuc hard, five out of their for extra bases. Lietroit ell hard, but he kept the ¥ | hits mlu except in the necond and ninth. Dubuc drove in three of Detroit's runs Score: HR ST L LI - %l cnmmeZnmwd’ | weowe: A, E'l on M-1 NO& off Dubue, b lt‘uck ou'. I; Il;l Dubue, 4. Umpires: Bv al- lace and Cl B e — Do You Saffer with Colat Take Dr. King's New Discovery, the cold, throat and lung medi The first dose helps. Goc. All druggists.—Advertisemonl. FIRE? THE NEXT BLOCK 1S DANGER \ Standing of Tea - |presidents to suspend players who are ; |mot iving their best efforts to their clubs. The notice reads: "To our managers and players: It-is quite evident to the writer that some players in the Federal league are lurk- ing behind their so-called fron-clad con- tracts, feeling sure that they will con- tinue to draw their salaries for the terms of their contract, irrespective of what kind of service they perform. “I simply wish to notify such players that from this day on, they better not feel so secure, because instructions to all club presidents that they should im- |mediately suspend without pay, any players who fails to keep in condition and thus fuifill his part of the terms of ithe contract, and in cases of dissipation I have issued instructions to cancel the contraoct, whether or not it contains the ten-day clause. ““The Federal league has operated along the lines of treating all ball players as human beings, but I regret to say that !'nmo players have falled to show any appreciation of our efforts. This is a ‘warning that, If not given attention, may deprive some of you from the healthy revenue you are now enjoying. Activity, energy and a showing of real interest in your work is what we want and demand. Otherwise you must suffer the oconse- quencea.” President Gilmore closes with the statement that the work of each player will be closely watched from this time on. WAHOO RACES PUT OVER BECAUSE OF THE RAINS WAHOO, Neb., July 28 —(Special)—On account of the rains the Wahoo races have been postponed unt! Itomorrow, Fri- day and Saturday. Among the horses to g0 Thursday are Pronto J., Triola, Red Rico and Billy Murray, in the 224 trot. In the 2:3 pace are: Charline, Shady Mae, Lalu D and Frank H. Holloway. In the 2:15 trot aret A. One, Dr. Wayo, Jim O'Shea and Lord Duke. There are about 125 horses at the track and a good meet is promised. Apartments, flats, houses and cottages can be rented quickly and cheaply by a Bee “For Reat" N 0PPORTUNE HITTING GIYES BRAVES GAM On Way to Coast CHICAGO, July %.—Five University of Chicago athletes, in charge of Director Stagg, left today for San Francisco to take part in the Panama-Pacafic exposi- tion amateur track and fleld champlon- ships. The men are Trumbull, Knight, Breathed, Stegeman and Campbell. Dis- mond, the other member of the Maroon team, left a week ago. The party will stop at Denver for a workout Thursday afternoon, and will take another prac- tice at Balt Lake City on Saturday. The Maroons are due In San Francisco Mon- day. g T il Tennis Favorites Win BOSTON, Mass., July 3.—Favorites, in- cluding C. J. Griffin of San Francisco, came through successfully in the morning play on the Longwood Tennis ocourts today. M. F. McLoughlin of SBan Fran- ¢tsco, holder of the Longwood cup, ar- rived and began active practice for his defense against the winner of the tourn- ament. In the third round of the Long- wood singles, Griffin beat H. T. Emar-un, Cincinnati, 61, 61, 64, President Wilson Plays Game of Golf CORNISH, N. H, July&—?r‘lflm( Wilson was out on the golf links early today for a game with Dr. Cary Grayson, to work later until time for the informal tea arranged for this afternoon by Miss Margaret Wilson in honor of the mem- bers of the artists’ end authore’ gelony of Cornish, r BIG PACE AT DETROIT DETROIT, Mich, : o July %.-Today Censt League. grand circuit races, which included t r:r'v.ul:d' Angoleg- . . R E 91000 Merchants' and Manufacturers’ Vernon . eassesere 110 1|stakes, were postponed until tomorrow Batteries: Portiand. Kahler. Bvans and |on account of rain. fi.m:;.nv-’mo-. Henley and Mu'{.u 4 At rancisco— K Check V. mmer Cough. 4 Trpesiase........ 373 1| or Bell's Pine-TarHoney will stop Batterd San Francisco, Fanning and |your cough and strengthen your lungs. Schmidt; Oakland, Buras, Russell and|Get a bottle now. Only %e. All drug- glsis.—Advertisement. —_— 3 A “For Bale” ad will turn second-hand furniture into cash. 1S ABOUT TO GO! | Prrrse in Morning Round| his naval alde and physiclan. He planned | POSTPONED ONE DAY ME - .n")’ RALLY SAVES THE Nnmxs’ Terriers Defeated, Despite Their Lead of Three Runs. PLANK RELIEVES DAVENPORT &T. LOUIS, July 2. leading by three runs, In the ninth inning and won game here, 7 to 6. Davenport, With 8t Touts | Newark rallied today's who had Louls un- Plank pitched air-tight ball for S8t Ul that Inning, Score: qulrk was relieved by o8 alserling, Mosels h«r: nnd Rariden; Davenport, Chapman, Split Double-H. TRGH, July 2. Pittsburgh and Baltimore ~ aplit today’'s aoublo-hnnd the home team winning the first game, 4 to 3, In eleven innings B-l\unon took | the second, 3 r was knoc! of the box ln the nln(h inning the first game, SBuggs ylelding two hlt- in the eleventh thnl sent over the win- | ning Fun. * Balley was effective in the second game after the first Ii\nhll‘.R 3 firat game: Baltimo 00101100000-318 1 Pittsburg! 00000000301-413 Beoder, Buggs and vanl. out Batteries: Rogge and O'Connor. Score, unond v\me H.E. Baltimore loolno—::l :ooooooouso Batteries: Blw and Owens; Hearn and Berry. STATE TENNIS TOURNEY LINCOLN, Neb., July 28 —(Special Tel- egram.)—Rain a third day, necessitated another postponement of the state tennis tournament. With clear weather in sight, it is hoped to play the preliminary rounds tomorrow. [ S— Shntout for Holbrook. CAMBRIDGE, Neb., July 25—( fal Telegram. l—(‘nmbflflw -hu( out Hol here today, 1 to olbrook outhn the A ncurln' seven hits, ‘while the ocals got ut the visitors’ hite ‘were IullGM and they never got past wecond base. Archbishop of San Francisco Installed BAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July 2.—Most Rev. Edward J. Hanna, D. D, was in- stalled as archbishop of Ban Francfsco here today with impressive ceremonies. He succeeds the late Archbishop Riordan, who dled December 27, 104, after a serv- fos of thirty-one years. Archbishop Riordan's predecessor, Most Rev. Jose- phus Alemany, also served thirty-one years, and was the first incumbent. A distinguished gathering of clergy, headed by Most Rev. John Bozano, D. D,, apostolic delegate to the United States, participated in the ceremonies, which with one exeeption followed the usual program for such occasions. The pal- Hum, a yokelike band of white wool, adorned with crosses, which is usually went from Rome as a symbol of author- ity, can be conferred only by & consistory of cardinals, and as such consistory is impossible because of the European war, the pallilum will be sent later. ‘The archeplscopal province includes the dloceses of Sacramento, Monterey, Low Angeles and Salt Lake City, Archbishop Hanna was born in Roches- ter. N. Y., In 1860, \ Shirt We include in this sale fancy patterns. follows: $1.50 Manhattans— now ..... . $1.25 $2.00 Manhattans— BOW . cwiiainiisnsons s AN $3.00 and $2.50 Manhattans —TOW ....0v000.. $1.08 GOES OVER ANOTHER DAY | fre MAGQE! THIS UMPS GETS IT COMING AND GOING Federal Arbiter Chases Stovall and Magee After Fight with Them in Two Games. KAUFF ALS0 MIXES IN ROW KANSAS CITY, July 3.-Two fights with the umpire, one in each game, which resulted in the manager of each team being banished. featured a double-header today between Brooklyn and Kansas City, in which the visitors won the firat game, 4 to 8, and the loulu the second game, 1 to 2. In the first contest "mnn Corcoran called two Brooklyn runners safe on what appeartd to many persons to be a per- fect double play. The argument which followed was punctuated with fisticuffs by George Stovall, manager of the locals, and he was sent to the clubhouse. nl the second game Lee Magee, man- ager of the Brooklyn team, objected to a decision .of Umpire Corcoran an balls and strikes which were called on Kauff, Magee struck Corcoran and when. Cor- coran drew blood from Mages's lip Kauff. came to Magee's rescue. Mages and Kauft were both banished. Score, ' first 00010 ° Storm Does Much Doos Much Damage in Montana BUTTE, Hom.. July 28.—Montana was recovering today from one of the worst storms of recent years according to re- ports received here from various sections of the state. At Livingston merchents. wero busy pumping water from their basements and stores after a_cloudburst last night. The rain and wind damaged harvest flolds, railroads, telegraph and telephone Unes. Hall also caused damage at other points Electric power lines were blown down ard Great Falls was in darkness for four hours, A chautauqua tent was blown down here and rixty persons in it were injured. With the exception of George !‘oflnhgx who suffered severe wounds, all others were much Improved. MISSING SHENANDOAH MAN IS IN THE ARMY! SHENANDOAH, Ta., July 28.—(Spectal.y/ ~A wearch for April and went to Riverton, and Davenport. As the perents did ceive any word from him, the was taken up with the secretary Mr. De Rousse s separated married, but him. Semi- Annual Manhattan Sale our Manhattan plain white \ | | | STARTS THURSDAY, July 29 ’ Shirts, white pleats and full drese. Also all fancy patterns " in soft French cuffs, soft shirts with stiff cuffs, fancy ‘ pleats and a variety of silk shirts in plain white and The choice patterns are selected f\nt, 50 We urge our friends to call early Thursday. The prices will be as $4.00 and $3.50 Manhattans $6.00 and $5 00 Manhattans $7.50 Manhattans— NOW..cvvees senee SEMAE Other Worth-While Bargains All Bailor Straw Hats, 14 Price Summer Suits selling up to $25.00, now......... $16.50 Lewis & Wilson Bros.” $1.00 Union Suits, lfl'.'. 69¢