Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 20, 1916, Page 5

{ THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1916. L5 DODGERS WIN FROM CUBS, FOUR T0 TWO, Visitors Drive Hendrix from Box in First, but Find Vaughn Less Easy. SMITH STEADY IN PINCHES Chicago, May 19.—Smith's steadi- ness in tight places and splendid field- g by his colleagues spoiled most of Chicago’s scoring chances today and Brooklyn won, 4 to 2. The visitors drove Hendrix from the box in the first, but had some difficulty with Vaughn, who fanned ecight men Flack's home run, following one of Mann's four hits, accounted for the Cubs' run, The victory left Brooklyn alone in first place. Score BROOKLYN CHICAGO, ABH.OAR ABH.0.A.¥ Myerscf 6 1 1 0 OManndf 4 40 0 0 Daub’t,ib 4 0 8 1 OFlackrf 8 11 0 0 Sten‘slef 8 2 8 0 OWilmnct & 12 0 0 Wheat,If 3 2 3 30040 Mowrey,b 2 1 1 4013 0 1 Cute'w,b 4 2 8 $1°1:80 OMrass 4 0 2 41900 Meyersc 4 1 6 79 18 0 Smithpp 4 1 0 00000 - Vau'np 0 0 0 00 Totals 84 83718 0*Doolan 1 0 0 0 0 Totals 83102712 2 Arooklyn 200 17000 0 1—4 Chicago 00 0 V000 St} Two-baso hits: Myers, Mowrey, Cutshaw Three-base hits Wheat Sacrifice hits: Mowr: play: Cutshaw to O'Mar Off Brooklyn, 1, Bases on balls: Off Bmith 1; off Vaughn, 1. Hits and earned runs: Off Smith, 10 hits, 2 runs in nine innings: off Henrlk, 3 hits, 1 run in one Inning, Hit b pitched ball: ' Zimmerman, Smith truck out: By { by Vaughn, 8. Umpires O'Day and Reds Be Cineinnatl, O, May 18.—Cincinna nexed anot close game belng on th began scor walked, but was forced b Boston Herzog doubled and then Neale wcored on Chase's out and Tisrzog tallled on Griffith's single Boston made one in the fourth on Konst ) in and Bmith's wacrifice fly. They the fifth, when Rugan walked ed b yMaranyille, The latter, howver, scored on Collina’ tripl. The lo cals won in the ninth. Chass tripled and arigtith and Killifer wers purpasely pasted, the . Louden then flled to itz but Wingo mcored Chane, Score BOS1 CINCINNATI ABILOAE, ABH.OAE Mrn'lass 4 0 4 0 0Grohdb 3 1 0 8 0 Evers?b 4 0 0 6 ONewloef 4 06 1 0 Collinarf 8 1 1 0 OHersoge 4 1 6 1 0 Fitzp'k,f 3 1 3 0 0Chase,ib 4 1 6 0 0 Kont'y.1b & 2 & 0 0GrifChrt 8 2 0 0 0 Smith,ih 0 4 OKilferit 2030 0 Bnodg'act 4 1 2 0 $ 01 3¢ Gowd 30 6 3 417131 Raganp 3 0 0 0 30010 Totale 30 7° 0 Totals 30 *One out when winning run see Bonton D00 11000 Cinefnnatl 2 0 0 6 0 0 Versog. Three bans Collin. Btolan Kanetch Smith, Bases on balls orr sichulz, 6. Hits and earned Ragan, & hits and 3 runs in nine innings; off Schulz, 7 hits and runs in nine In nings. Struck out: By Ragan, 3; by Shulz, Umplres: Ki Wesleyn) Hantings, Ne Teln gram.)—Wesleyan won the eighteenth an Tual intercolleglate fiald moet, which was held in a steady rain this afiernoon. D wpite the soft track wome good time wam made a rd of 111 fest for the disc roken twice, Dur ham of & & new mark of 119 of Hastings be ing four inches behind him. The total wcores were: Weslayan, 01; Hastings, 46 4 York, & each Thers were Doane, 37; Grand Isiand AMER. LEAGUF AMER. ASSN WL Pet w1 00| Loutsvfite .17 10 .53 Columbus .13 & Cleveland Washin'ton New York Lt Minnenpolis 13 0 Hoston 164! Indlun’polls 1410 Detroit i 44K Toledo 12 Phila §.429 Kan. City 8t. Louis 407/ 8t. Paul Chicago A00| Milwaukee 6 WEST. LE /\l:l E. NAT. LEAGI WL, Pe W1 W.L.Pet.| Rrooklyn Lincoln ..14 & .36 Hoston 13 10 Wichita 1 9 625/ Phila’phia 14 11 Topeks .14 10 .BA3|Chicago ..,16 14 . Moines.12 10 45| 8t Louls. . 14 16 h Bloux City.10 14 " 1113 .468 Kt, Joseph. 8 13 14 17 .46 Dénver 815 12 17 414 Yesterday's Results. w TERN LEAGUE, Denver, 2; Bloux City, 4 8t. Joseph-Oma Topeka, 2; Des b Wichita-Lincoln, NATIONAL, LEAGUE New York, 6; St. Louis, 4. Brooklyn, 4 Chicago, 2 Ronton Cineinnati, Indian Iis, 2; Pittsburgh, ¢ “PHI‘\\ VVAA.lY 8t. Louis, f; Ho Detroft, 3; New York, 2. Sixteen fnnings darkness Chicago, 0; Philadelphia, 1 Cleveland, ' 1 hington. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION St. Paul, 1; Minneapolis, Kansas City, 4; Milwaukee, Games Today. Westorn Le Bt. Joseph at Moines, Wichi National League—N Brooklyn at Chlcag Philadelphia_at Pitisburgh An Agreeabls Rurprise There are many who have no rells thelr meals and who muat ba ver as to what they eat, that would he ag bly surprised It they were to take a doses of Chamberiain's Tablets tablets strengthen the stomach wnd e 1t to perform 1ts duties naturally dreds have testified to tha great ber they have ¢ 1 from the use of t tablets. The t oA or talnable everywhe Advertisement Crernowitz University Heopena, Washmgton Affan.s j" Ve ” ‘l'. e AR s At 1 Berg Suits Me Olsen was Sunday vis W . sis atia, who is attend : ot f0 o yniversity g | triend, Miss Van W e | Elkhorn. n s A L. Zwiebe Mrs. Mary C. Day arrived Friday morning 1 | MR dif Calvalt Vid an. Oiaba vieltor ) N and_the su from California for an extended visit with - ks “ A His Work in|her son, ¢ and tamily Diiven IO n R | Mrs. Adam Leu was an Omaba visitor | *f : . Thursday o Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey Mrs, H. A, Hansen ent 1 the Ladi SR | ) Kensington Wednesday B e o Mrs, James Walsh of Benson visited her : . 0 sister, Mra. Charles Witte and family A Ad Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gibbons and Ernest e Schurman motored (o Omaha Thur Angry Bull Attacks Farmer. The oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. heltos Neb { 9, Special Jumes Frye s quite il with pneumonia Shelton, Neb, May 19.—(Specia Mrs, J. McCormick, Mrs, Harry Clark and L. C. Butterson, a pioneer settler | Miss Kila Hanson were taken into th: ern Star lodge at Waterloo Wednesday eve ning Miss Donna Straub was visiting at Omaha | southwest corner of Hall county, was and large lav 1 owner, living in the \urln[llrhl Weeping Water. this week attacked by a bull and knocked down tsl Mrs. Charles Philpot Is visiting relatives Mr. and Mrs, P. L. Hawley were here ey e A | \ \ Edyth Tyo of Loulsville vial riends p ng but for the arrival of Mrs her Tuesdny fad - f 9% | at Cosad and Scott's Blutt, from Berlin Wednesday t t i ¢ \‘ \l‘”l a ‘l H Mra., WiIl Stilts of Cody, Wyo., is visiting |~ Andrew Olsen shipped three cars of fat| Mra. Fred Kuhnhenn left Thursday for v ¥ Wil Buits of Cody, Wyo, is vialtng | oy iiisto"tne! Oana arkat Tuesdas I Tow 0 e b lly injured. Although dehorned I'rank Beebe went to Atchinson last Sat Charles Ward has sold to Barl Quinn his| Miss Pearl Sharp entertained the mis- | the animal suddenly attacked its arday to mttend the funeral of his brother, | *!Ehty acres four mil west of Elmwood slonary kensington Wodnesday evening. owner | Mr. and Mrs, Kred Barber of Omaha |, Mr% F. J. Barnes was down trom Omana | Mra, M. G Keedy has returned trom a 1‘ o ot irw oy Whitney this | thiw weelk Tooking aftor some business mat | visit with reintives at Kansas City R : wouk oY y % | tor Mrs. Gus Mohr and Miss Laura Witze Find Mr. Groundhog | A ) returned Inst Saturday from C. I Butler and Thomas Murtey at-|were Nebraska City visitors Thursday Weeping Water, Neb, 19--A genu-| okl and exps o make his|tended the bankers' convention at Beatrice | E. ‘T Gearharl was called to Eldorado, [ine ground hog was killed the first of | he this week Ia., this week by the iliness of his daugh the week on the farm of C. B. Bark y the high achool gave David L. Ami fornier resldent of this the operm houss Thurs- | Place, died Wednesday at his home In Miss Hattie Royer has returned from a | hurst, northwest of town tholr class day evenir Mr. and Mra. K. 8. Wykotf of Omaha haye been visiting Mr. and Mr I Gelb this weel Mrs. E. O. Wilson of Falls City, who ha been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mra Addleman, returned to b ho T Monds Fpworth sidents; Bula Bates, secrotary; Joh N BARGAIN VALUES|LARTAR pted a place a perintendent of ik Bennington fiss Nelllo Grover In visiting 1 . Mry. Loeach Fhe Roynl Nelghbors visited Irvington ¢ Thursday Mr. Nusbaum is attending confer ence at Colunbu; Miss Dena Lobbert is recovering froth an operation for throat troubls The Royal Nelghbors will have & May falr and luncheon at thelr hall, May 27 0. W. Boenche, who was injursd last Thursday, I8 now at an Omaha hospital yland Wells Magee returned home y after a visit with Omaha relatives Omaha Young Women's Christian as will open its vacation homse at Bummerhill farm next week Mrs, Chris Ba At the John FEEg where a new daughfer arrive K'——' y bR | LY The Best Values and /1| Greatest Variety (rom——— Of the World's Finest Ready-to-Wear Clothes at wus spent several days home, near Blkhorn, Tuesday Miss Bensle Grau ed her term of sehool in district 1 sturns homa Haturday to spend the gummer vacation Papillion Joe Foreman of Ce Creek, Neb., visited friends here Sunda Miss Hattis Pattprson of David City is a guost of Mrs, E. 8 Nickerson and Mrs. E, & Fase thin weok o 1 X8 . Misses Mina Antisdel, Btella Sallenbach \ " X W -0l | peeRpssEt N 1l T A& T lJ- and Katherine Dinnigan of Omaha were Bunday guents of Mis Bdna Wilson Rev, LA, Thompson and family are mov ing to Hamburk, Th, where Mr. Thompson An unrivalled exhibit of distinctive styles of superhb hand-tailored, master made garments in the new belted or pinch-back, Young men's extreme models or models for stout, tall, short or extra size men—— will have charge of the Presbyerian church HANDSOMELY DESIGNISD, TWO-INCH CON- | EXTREMELY COMFORT Arnold Grothe, the 13-year-old son of A SPLENDID VALUE IN A | TINUOUS POST, ALL STEEL BED OUTFI ABLE FIBRE REED skeleton or full lined. . mmil Grothe, died Iast Eaturday atternoon FULL ROLL EXTRA ROOMY | Bed cnameled white or Vernis Martin, Heayy | ROCKER — Has detachable The taneral was held Monday afternoon AND COMFORTABLE FI1BRE | angle fron wire fabric spring and a well made, | cushion seat, wupported by ’ from the Frieden Lutheran church REED ROCKER — Excellently nine coil springs. Upholstered we Prelent ll’le world s Flnelt Kupp‘“h.'m.r and sanitary cotton top mattress, cover ed with durable ticking. Special price . 5 The aeplor class play, “Tho Profemsor's finished fn natural or baronica in high grade aftractive tap ciety Brand Mumimy wae eplandidly siven af the opers ' Hand-Tailored Clothes M..n.rm’I Creations brown, Suitable for for three pleces, only estry, Sultable for 111 ba given tonight indoor or outdoor sun room or Hving 189 use room A second performance $22.50, $25.00, $30.00 to $40.00 Dashing styles for young men and a revelation of smart styles for men of more advanced years. Valley. Mummy #nd children of Boone, Ta have been visiting Mrs. J. 8, Kennedy wme thne, left for home Thursday mornning The senlor class of 1916 gave & plenic at King's Inke Thursday afternoon for all th members of the and those who assisted them in the cla Has extra massive frame, which is made entirely of selected solld oak las play Rain Coats and Slip-Ons | Spring Trousers New Coats especially® prepared An abundance of new patterns In the newest mission design. Seat i Ralph Jlouseman of Omaha con ducted the Jervices at '-4'> n::nv:“‘:;’;":"; and back are upholstered smooth in for street wear. A practical to meet all the requirements of R seeived into the ehurch guaranteed imlitation leather over light weight spring coat, dressy particular men. Regular, me- sccompanied by Miss and showerproof, self and vel- dium and peg cut styles, at full steel spring construction, Easily operated and Instantly changed from a beautiful settee to a roomy, full sized bed. Our low price for Sat urda N selling, $16.75 The botany class, Cook and Miss Brawn, spent Wednead afternoon getting specimons near Elk City. | Tt also visited the weather experimental sta- | vet collar. | two special prices oTan and oxfords. | . and . Regular tan styles, $2.50, $3.50 ‘ Some as low as $1.50, $2. $2.50 and $5.00, Gabardines, $10.00 Others in qualities to $6.,00 tion The Valley Woman's el enday aftern Whitmore. gave a "Book at the homr ighteen new Shower” W of Mrs. ¥ | uy others for the A U hooks and ",“,'4'.4'32"" buy others for the | 3 to $20.00, $7.50, $10.00, Jar monthly meeting of the Mis K ilety was held Wednesday after GLEANSE THE BLOOD BANISH RHEUMATISM| Rheumatism Due to Bad Blood. i #’ 8 g —Mfl Ihousands have been made well, Peo. f - “x iz NV A g ROUNC '4‘ Young Men’s Suits at $15.00 Young men who want style quality and “pep” to their Spring Suit and want the most and best value in America for $15.00, would never dream of buying elsewh®re if they looked over the amazing assortment of patterns and models we have 315 00 and that are specially priced at. Fyvery garment a fine hand production of hlgn grade Tailor's Belted and Pinch Back Model; full English patch pocket style, semi English and loose back model, skeleton and full linen pencil’ point collars, moft and flat roll front; *i, 2 and 3-button model; checks, st health, suffering m, 1 tism, with Wwhom pain stripes, worsteds, flannels, serges, eotc, etc Without question the Eroi P SN S A Kreatest showing in town and from $3 to $5 saved If yoa buy was constant. Who believed that the resgent viol vitality was sapped beyond repalr, It m that the cause of d; that Url y of Rheu wag proven 1o the thefr trouble was the bloc Boys’ Clothes — Acic 16 most faithful a Acid, U rl . Shait Al sen Ahels BOYS' CLOTHES—The sort you want your boy to wear. The kind matism, had grippe that stande the wear and keeps thelr shape. Smart styles, especially in the blood had sapped its stre ) designed for us as s’ clothes should be— The weakened iad ,allowed pol BOYS' DOUBLE SERVICE SUIT, Specially Priced—Made with two pairs, fuil lned trousers $3.88 late, ani on and impuritie aceur Guarante brics in popular mixtures and pattern, in the new sport 1ted back model of the 23.00 Styles Have Extra Beits and ( 1l cnerg wa 5 n was ever s to Match A »\\l!\?\‘ VALUE IN nt, wi Boane- PPTRACTIVE COLONIAL WASR SUIT—All colors and styles, from 2% to 8 years, n he §.—nature Constructed entirel .,WM““ tonfe. T Arugs " ‘“‘*" L BOYS' ROMPERSE - Splendid values 500 1 of nature's remedies of AR <t e BOYS' FAST BLUE SERGE SUIT - Dark navy blue serges, in fine erbs did what ks failed to d avy weaves, that are strictly all wool, and guarantesd \’nl’. L liter ashed the blood free from s]] 85 lJlB.”ooul". o back health, strength, vigor and pomeng Men 5 Furmshmg Specials appines ( ' ~- : : 80T aiii SHIRTS ' and fancy striped solseftes, soft and laundered cuffs; st prb Ay el i sl i') ALUMINUM KITCHEN OUTFIT wlue 31,60, pri . .98 \'ad it AP A GUARANTEED PURE ALUMINUM KIT ne madras and percales, laundered cuffs, in neat styles, 40e : m 5 B 8 st onee ( Covering every requirement for Silk Tub Shirts, in soft, high toned colors,...83.80 to 96,00 Adve he average kitchen. All full sized and ex UNDERWEAR-- Knit Unior soft cotton; knee, & and full lengt ceptionally well made. Containing all the IR el RRRARERG « eces that are shown in wtration. Con al 436, 780, $1.00, hu’ fering the great advance In this material ROSE- Silk | A alue ve. 100 FREE will find this one of t st unusuA Nue | an stripe ris .. S8 plues ever offered at th 1Hime® Our FLY SWATTERS HAMILTON PAINT & GLASS CO. 1517 Moward Bt Phone Douglas 2644, p— HOTELY Hotel Marie Antoinette — Broadway, 66th and 67th Sts OLD RELIABLE NEW YORE QITY N §16.% Wl SwoBODARETAIL DEALE 322 s4 98 Sb 99 1 S8 PHONE \DOUGLAS 222, OMANA 1414-106-18 VOUGLAS 91, Rooms, With Bath, $2.50 Per Day Up Suites, $4.00 Per Day Up ROOME 4100 PER DAY Uw LARGE @ | skl - o 4\ Phone Tyler 1000 &% e | woon A1 THE BEE Offin 1 Pergn | AW WiN PR T $4.69 Weatanian [t sl Waselive H \I\NIH (RHN v