Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 1, 1915, Page 12

100100 03 ird, Hinchman, Getz, Hinehman. Stolen Gets. Bases on buils Coombs, 3, off rnl Mnmnul 6 in six elly, 2 in two Inning BRAYES WIN DUAL “" per Hits " as, s inning. Stru k out by Coombs, 3; by Cooper, Boston llhonli Cnpmn Both Ends ; of Double-Header from Cincinnati. mumwsnvrmtmnm! BOSTON, Aug abied Boston to take both ends of day's double-header from Cincinnaty, each by the same score, 2 to 0. Nehf, who was In the box In the first contest, allowed only four hits and did not yiela S pass, In the second game Hughes gave only three hits and one base on balls, Comp- ton, the Braves' new outfielder, made a g0ood showing In the second game, get- 'V:‘-!m:‘lm- work In the pinches. Score, first ting three hits and scoring both of Hos- * CHICAQGO. NEW YORK | ton’s runs. Score, first game st . AP Inher, w4 hulte, 1.4 Zimmerm, 2b. t ond game i | Gilants Win Serles, | NEW YORK, Aug. 3 ita series from Chicago, one. by dividing a_double-header today Chicago won the first game, 2 to 0, nmfl New York took the se and, 7 to 1 ~—Good pltching en- James Lavender pit hed s no-hit game to- for the visitors in the first contest, only two men reaching first base. Merkle w .8 safe on Fisher's fumble in the second inning and the same plaier recel od a se on balls in the elghth. Willlams saved game in the de a_sensa- Willlams home run grounds. Vaughn and Adams were eas r the Glants in the second game, while Benton Jew York won Lavender s perfect h inning when he running catch on Doyle. AR 0 OBurne, 1t 2 1Grant,. $b..4 0 ORobertson. 1 0Doy) 2 1 3 ‘ . > " oDooln, ¢ Schang, © Hchauer, p 1°Meyers ‘ ‘1 ‘ ‘ 3 Lavender, p e Totale " IVX lesscsssscsex VV(I o 0 0-2 Totals vhntted for Schaver in winth * Chicago 00011 New York.. 2000006064 Two-base hits: Willlams, _Lavender. | Home run: Wililams. Stolen base: Phelan ‘ Base: on balls: Off Schauer. 1; of¢ Lav ender, 1. Btruck out: B 3; by | L.vender, 8, Umpires smalie. Bcore, second game CHICAGO. EW YOR | AB.H.O. A E J Murray, rh-of.4 Fisher, s ‘ Echulte, I | ZAmmerm L34 | Bater, 1b | Willlams, of Totals ... *Batted for Dale h Inoin, *Batted for Fiizoatrick in sevenih 000600000 00 Boston .. 00010010 " Two-base hit: Griff Hom Double plays llolwlu Jear to M b.l- o; off Lear, 1. H.s: Oft 3 |- seven innings; off Lear 1 in e u:?mr Btruck out: By Dal L h, Jmpires: O'Day and Qu re, second game: ,‘-q emosmoome Cincinnat Echauer, lem and K 0Darne, BOSTON. i AB.J Brainard, OMeyors 1Benton, o o Totals ... 5% 11371 | “Bresnahan | Toms .. “Batted *intted f Chicago . | New York hth. 000001 2031001327 Schulte, Dovle, Fietcher. | | Mevers. Three-base Vit s. Btolen {Dase: Brainard. Doubie plays: Metkle to | {heainard, Dovie to Fletoher to Hrainaid gn--« on balls: Off Ben . Hiw: Off | Vaughn. 7In seven innings; off Adams 4 in one inning, Struck out: By Vaugnn, | ( dams, 'i; by Benton, 1 Umplres: Hrem and Kinalle.” Form,Omaha Branch ; of Security League A number of business and profes- | sional men met with Willlam B. Brew- | ster, flelq secretary of the National Se- curity league at luncheon at the Com- mercial club at noon and organized an | Omaha branch of the soctety. This is the soclety that is making a campaign of | education in an effort to arouse publio | sentiment to the polnt of demanding of | congress at the next session some ade- quate defense for the United States in the way of a well-equipped citizen sol- diery or reserve army, and an adequate navy. ‘‘We are not for a big standing army,” sald Mr. Brewster. “We want a wall- balanced army and a well-balanced navy. I find the sentiment good out here in Omaha, All it needs s to be organised. I find very fow ultra-pacifists.” General George H. Harries was elected : | president; Francis A. Brogan, vice pres- ident; Vietor Rosewater, secretary, and Victor B. Caldwell, treasurer. Others present were W. A. Fraser, Charles R. Sherman, A, G. Beeson, J. E. Fitagerald, J. A, Bunderiand, J. L. McOugue, John W. Towle, Arthur C. Smith, George F. West, Walter Jardine, Dr. J. P. Lord, C. 1|8, Hayward, H. A. Holdrege, F. L. Clark, A. A, McLaughlin. An executive commit- tee of fifty, including officers, is to be |made up and announced within a few 1 1l b Louls today, first game, Louis wioning the secol i'“-n.. ope: oyent was o Shaies 8 TPl -t.nn being scored enth In- E' kert » -Iu n uggine and Cravaths single. th two mea out and & runner 120 second in the ninth, Alexander tool ny- place and ant Gonszales. lL unu Demaree the second game uld 'on easily. Boore, first L 8. HOA up & success, oven with l'.‘I winni wloesosg - LT ;gisggg ol orocormmomunnzy ¥l occcoduaBone=D il elps. Get & bottle wuy Only %c. Al druggists.—Advertisement. i | GALVESTON TRAFFIC TO % BE RESUMED SEPTEMBER 3 : o 20n A Traffic Manager Booth of the Missouri Pacific has notified the officials here that rallrond traffic into Galveston will be resumed September 3, a which time the roads will nave their lines repaired. With this Information, the Missouri Pa- cifio has sent out word that from this date, all classes of freight, ‘except live 4 tock, will be recelved for Galveston for N, A u.—...w.. L & eport and for coastwise mnoomuo- ‘E:‘M'fl.':r t drtvine | NEGRO BOUND OVER FOR e !."' ou {wiln fook the wes- ATTAGKING CONDUCTOR Charles Saunders, colored, 6 South ’hnnlr-nhnh street, who attacked houlhuvnu-lu M. Stewart, a street car con- today &nd | 4uctor, at Sixteenth ana Webster streets, over to the dlstrict court with bonds fixed at $2.500. and Incii| Neme Kqual to Chamberiain’s. lufln in second place| “T have trled most of all the .cough -“fi. Marqgara (€328 and fiad that thare is none that today vl John |edusl Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It PEafe him tomor- has mever falled to glve me prompt re- ot the & o0 llef,” writes W. V. Harner, :nr-ul‘ |Ind. When you have a cold give this Same: remedy a trial and see for yourself what PITTSBURGH. a splendid medicine it is. Obtalnable Al is the extract of the golden grain with a delicious hop flavor. Each bottle has a coupon. Save them and get Free Premium. *Phone Douglas 1889 Luxus Mercantile Co. ‘Rigler and Orth l THE BOARD IS AGAINST BEE: SUNDAY IN SCHOOLS| Majority of lemban Do Not Favor Allowing Evangelist to Speak Before Students. et tod ‘"IWH.L COME UP AT NEXT MEET Members of tne Board of Educa- being - thrust against the proposition of whether permission should be granted to the Billy Sun- day committee to carry the evangel- ist's campaign into the public school tion are | bulldings. A tormal communication from Rev, Titus Lowe to the teachers’ commit- tee states that Rev. W. H. Sunday and Homer Rodeheaver would like to speak to the pupils of the eighth grades and of the high schools. Mem- bers of the committee looked at each other with unwonted seriousness when the matter was broached. The committee deferred action. The question will be taken up by the en- tire school board. Outspoken in Opposition. Of the five members of the teachers’ committee, R. F'. Willlams, W, A, Foster and A, C. Wakeley are outspoken in their opposition to the proposition of throw ing the schools open to the Sunday propaganda. Rev. D, . Jenkins, chair man of the committee, declined to mak » positive statement, although it is un- ' derstood he Is not against the idea Golf Tourney for 4 Women Starts at | Seymour Lake Club Play In the tournament for the woman's golf champlonahip of the Seymour Lake Country club has been started and ths qualifying round has been completed, Drawings for play in the first round have been made and all these matches must be played by Saturday. Drawings are as tollows CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT. Mrs. Georse Francis plays Miss Irma Book. Mry G L Parr; prijis ‘Mary Conner plays Mra. W. E. hilh, Miss Mabel Melcher plays Mrs. A. A. Midlam. SECOND FLIGHT, Mrs. I, M. Lord plays Mrs H. Marling. Mrs. J. k. Bednar plays Mrs. George Volimer plays Mrs. J. H | McDonala. Miss Ida Kaley plays Mrs. M. L. King. | Miss K. F. Worley plays Mrs. W. B, | TaEg. rs. J. J. McAllister plays Mra. Allen Dudley. Straw Hats Must | Go Without Delay Straw hats positively must be banished Wednesday, September 1, and no mercy hereatter will be shown the wearer of | a summer lid, Acting Mayor Dan Butle: announced Mr. Butler sald he would issue mo proe- | lamation extending the straw hat period this year. Chief of Police Dunn an-| nounces that all persons will wear straw hats at their own peril after the closed | ™ “That’s a Sure druggists.—Advertise- | season begins, The Steel Lined “SPEED SHELLS"” For Velocityand Accuracy Sportsmen are willing to take their chances of spoft but they want certainty in their Shells, Get the lllmu- on-UMI";l‘IAmw" and “Nitro Club” ~the steel nuv lumo dealer and 1138 ling merchants in Nebraska The Woman Who Talkes the proper lulp to keep her digestion right and her system isonous accumulations, not troubled 0 s b‘ckuhe. languid feelings, unnat- BEEGIIAM’S PILLS women who have tried proper help for them. A l-w doou 'lli mltc'lmm-dhu fi?"fi'fimw occasional use T:ill zrmm rmv n trength. e Pfiu.r'l.f.n :od and dv:ry ‘woman 'ht’) nl!u on Mnn ls, not onl cnjoyu better phyliell condition, with quum nerves { ter spirits, Enjoys A Clear Complexion e e s e SCHOOLS AND COLLREGE! o SGMBGLS AND cotinems. | FOREST PARK:2xx, v Carte: Vol.d Sith 7 Sentor and Jusior Colleges tificate admits to lll onlu.—. Expression, Bobool, Muste, Violiw, Art, G e GNIVLRLITY curn. President, rnm | | OMAMA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 We Want to Show You the Greatest Line of Boys’ School Suits Offered in Omaha in Years. Every Mother Will Keenly Beginning Wednesday Store Will Remain Open Till 6 P. M. Appreciate the Splendid Quality of the Boys’ Suits YOEN: Offerings Here. See Them. Free With Every Boys’ Suit at $3. 95 Up A Dandy Rugby Foot Ball or a Pair of Bamey & Berry Roller Skates One of America’s foremost makers of Boys’ Clothes offered to supply us with a number of these skates and foot balls to in- troduce their high grade suits, EVERY BOY WILL APPRECIATE THE SNAPPY STYLE OF THE SUITS AND THE GOOD QUALITY OF THE GIFT. Every Mother Will Appreciate the splen- did quality of fabric and workmanship evi- dent in every garment, Boys’ All-Wool Suits at $3.95 Seven different styles, all knickers, full cut, every seam taped and double sewed. All sizes 6 to 16 vears; a good $3 95 . suit. Values to $5. Our price.. .. Roller Skates or Foot Ball Free. SUITS WITH 2 KNICKERS, AT, $4.95 Made of all wool or silk and wool fabries in broad range of the scason’s best patterns—- every litile detail of the tailoring on these suits is perfect, even the buttons are sewed on with waxed linen. All sizes 6 to 18 years. Actually worth $6.00. The greatest boys’ suit value ever offered at $4'95 choice. ... Roller Skates or Foot Ball Free. Roller Skatu or Foot Ball !'ree HAND TAILORED BOYS' SUITS—Nothing better in quality of fabric or u.llofln‘ $7 50 to bé found in Omaha, for Broad assortment that perml(a your individual tastes to rule in the ualocuon 'hllorlnx and trimmings equal to the §25.00 men’s suits, new and attractive styles in single or double breasted Norfolks that have all the little details you'll tind in fine Young Men's Suits, Knickers ‘are eut full, full lined and have the new button fastener at the knee. Come in all sizes 8 to 18 years, Suit with Roller Skates or Foot Ball Free, at.... cesseeiraiian BOYS' FANCY NOVELTY SUITS—Sizes 234 to 8 years, remarkable values, $2. $3.95, $4.95, $5.05. Vestee style in velvets, serges, tweeds and gabardines, Russian Norfolks in serges, corduroys, tweeds and velours; new middy suits and Balkan suits in all different fabrics and colors and many other popular styles. Suit values for school or dress, you'll not find equalled clsewhere. Our Great Semi-Annual Opening Display of Laces and Dress Will be Held September 6th to 10th, inclusive. Every woman in Omaha and vicinity will be inter- ested in seeing these magnificant lines. Extra Special September Grocery Opening Sale Wednesday s § Ibs. best White or Yellow Corn- oy No. 1 Dairy Table Butter, pe- c o i iqy” il Cream, Young America m., Large Juloy N ork ngt or Wisconsin (‘rohm Cheeés (.Wklnn Butter, 1 200 UT “ YOUR mml, PEARS wncy Wisconsin Brick Chm ib. 1% PLUMS IO . Extra fm | Fancy Limburger Cheese, ¥ California Elberta Free- nm w o8, the pride of cultor. orate P20 EXCLUSIVE STYLE SUITS AT $5.95 All have 2 pairs of knickers, both full lined. Come in blue, or gray serges, tweeds and Scotch weaves, Hand-tailored fronts, hand pudded shoulders and collars and snappy style exclusive with the makers. All sizes 7 to 18 years. Values we’re confident you’ll not find equalled elsewhere at less than $7.50. Our sale price, weet Bugar_Corn, Wax, !tr!nl{ Green or Lima Beans, for 730 2-1b, cans Early June Peas. 3-1b, cans Golden Pumpkin, aver Kraut or Baked Beans MacLaren's Peanut Butter, I E. C, Corn Flakes, pki 8. best bulk LuLn ry ‘Starch..@5c | z. jars pure Fruit Preserves 25c 0%z, cans Cordensed Mlilk. 250 6-0z. cans Condensed Milk. best Tea Siftings, 1b, den Santos Coffee. 1b Sweet Corn, per dozen . 2 large heads Fresh Cabbi § bunches Fresh Radishes 6 bunches Fresh Onions .. € heads Fresh Leaf Letture | Fancy Wax or String Beans. 3 large Cucumbers for Fancy Defver Caulifiower, Ib, Fancy Ripe Tomatoe: Fancy Head Lettuce, nar hud 4 bunches Fresh Reets or C 4 bunches Fresh Parsley ... Market Basket Beets or Turnips 12 1bs. No. 1 Cooking Apples When you buy Potatoes or Apples buy them by welght, not measure, 15 1bs. Potatoes to the peck 12 Ibs, Apples to the peck. To make mood bread, pies, cakes or ! biscuits you must have good flour, | Try a _sack of our h.<h grade ..a- mond H, Flour, nothing finer, made from selected old whe.t Wednes- 46-1b, sack Rty 240 | The best Country Butter, carton nr bulk, per 1b. | Fancy No. 1 Creamery Butter, 1b,, m | It I’ays--Try HAYDEN'’S First--lt Pays 10 bars Beat ° Soap for ... Pennant Winner” TRIUMPH BEER (OR. O Saxon Bran Is So GoobpYoulli SMAckYour Lips Ask For MORE 7 Bkuw MAMW This is the Verdict of every Discriminating Smoker who tries ‘To the man presenting the greatest number of EL TELLO Cigar Bands by September 18, 1915, will be given a FREE ticket to the World’s Championship Series of Baseball Games and all expenses of transportation to and from the place where the games are played. To the one presenting the 2d largest number of bands, $50.00 in h; 3d largest number, $30.00 in cash; 4th largest number, $20.00 in cash. Two Bands from Little El Tello Cigars count as one from Large El Tello. SAVE YOUR BAND. McCORD BRADY CO. Distributors OMAHA All bands must be presented at our office wot later than noon of September 18th