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OKIHr 60 ttAPflNEfi In Katlcrial AT TM-AT hVAPP tfl id jtf 4i 1 ymU I PAT-tt C.OIMC ANO COMFoevrAfcUi A fV CP oTHrO r1 IMcago; 24. The big drive for premier baseball honor, in Hit major league 1 In full sway, with Isadora in the. various departments nieusurlng strength In th race for th li i. i. Eddie Rousch.

the hard hitting ('In. cmnxy outfielder, with but nine day Slb (S Mti a APOLOGIES BECAUSE -SO MANY PHONE MAREYINQ 1 (By Associated rest,) London; Aug. many gli uno season remaining. attempt 's- to crowd Brooklyn veteran, front the coveted top rung of the National league batting ladder. Seventh In the list of leaden a week ago.

Rouscb today la In eecond place a a ruult of collecting sixteen hits in his hut eight game. He le slx-teen points behind the Brooklyn veteran, who in leading with an average of Charles Hollocher, the young Chicago star, batted his way from nth to third place, with an average of Dauber another Brooklyn yeteran, fell Into a batting slump and slipped from second to seventh place. The averages published today include game of Wednesday. Rousch also took a gpurt in sacrifice hits, going Into a tie with Moll-wlt of Pittsburgh for a total of twenty-elght Heinle Oroh of Clncln-nati Is giving Burns of New York a fight for scoring honors. Burns having registered seventy-six runs as against seventy-two for the Cincinnati! Cravath of Philadelphia tops the home run hitters with seven.

Max Carey, the fleet-footed Pltta- burgher, is in a clan bv himself in ass stealing. Ha has ttfty-flve thefts his credit, while Burns, the New er, his nearest competitor, has thlrty-slx. TEIEUNS WANT AD EATI3. On otnt a word each insertion. No advertisement taken for leu than a total of 25 cents.

Want til most be ordered out by 11 a. or otherwise they will be run on that day and charged for. Want adi received after 11 m. will appear the followis; day. Copy for wast adi must be in office by 11 a.

m. to be properly classified; otherwise they will be run elsewhere ruder bead "Too Late to Classify." The Tribune will not be responsible for more than the first incorrect insertion of any advertisement. r.i I CALL 'X- i "MuiiiR uauers: vtneai, JT Jooklyn, 4I; Kousch, rinclnnattl. sr ii.ii ln.lJ are tin- I ES ilia I exaggerated. A well-aimed hit on a 'store of German ammunition may de stroy the work ef many, months In the munition factories, -and cripple numerous batteries for many long days.

A British air man. Lieutenant W. A. Barnes, has given the Associated Press the following account of recent 68-mlnute raid on a German dump as characteristic of this form of activity. "On this particular night there was not enough moonlight for a long raid, so the target given as was a German ammunition dump.

We welcomed the change, for, naturally, the strain' of long distance raids Into Germany, night after night, becomes a bit wearing. Dumps are of course, situated as near as possible to the firing line; and so mean short mid a "Dumps are by no means easy targets to find at night, for they are seldom situated near any definite landmarks, and are Usually well camouflaged. By the study of maps and photographs, however, we had pretty well located the position of this one. and started out on the raid with high hopes of success. "We flew almost due east from the aerodrome.

At the end of the fifty minutes, we could Just make out the outline of sheds. This was good, hut we let out a parachute flare to light up the ground and mnke sure we were over the target This promptly dispelled all doubts, for the Hun searchlights opened up at once, and a hall of machine gun bullets leaped up from the ground. Anti-air craft guns had been firing for some time, but the shells were burning well above us, and giving no trouble. "The parachute flare proved a real friend, because both searchlights and machine guns concentrated upon It giving us just sufficient time to dive swiftly, release our bombs, switch on the engine, and start climbing. "When we turned to observe results, we witnessed the finest fireworks display I ever saw, Ammunition was cracking off at record speed, dense cloud of smoke were rising, and highly colored flames were leaping a hundred feet and more from the ground.

"We watched this pleasing exhibition for some minutes, until the cough of an 'Archie' burst near to remind us that we vera still over Hun-lund, and so turned and etecred for home. 'The whole Job occupied exactly KS minutes; but It must have cost Germany hundreds, of hours in munitions works there was still some fire there at noon next day and saved our French allies a good many casualties, for, as it happens, that big dump, we learned, was to serve a bit of front facing French troops." MIX COI.SOV (Owned to Fremont, not in Omaha) Safe Insurance tn hound Companies. Third Floor First Katknul Bank. "For Results try Tribune Want Ads, y.i, nouocner, nicngo, 122; uron, Incinnnttl, 117; J. C.

Smith, Boston, 17; Merkls, Chicago. 101: Daubert Brooklyn, 104; Young, New York, 29; Magee. 26: Paskerl, 'hlcago, 294. There Is a wild srmnihla nn In the American league for honors In scor ning and base Mealing and Ty Cobb, the Detroit star, is getting the worst 1 of IL Cobb, of course is certain to bag (T the batting championship, but Chapman of Cleveland, and George Ulster, of St. Louis are leading him in the other department.

1 Chapman Is showing the way In scoring having counted seventy-seven times. Cobb has registered seventy-three runs. flisler tops the txiso stealers with thlrty-lght with t'hiipman and Cobb tied for second Bis) at Chapman aim ''led with Sheon of Boston for the had In sacrifice hitting, thirty-one. Hehas Cobb's patting mark, Recording to figures Including games of Wednesday, is 19, which gives him a thirty-six point lead over Burns of Philadelphia, who. Is second with 141.

SIslcr Is buck Into thrd position, displacing Spcuker'of Cleveland, "Smo-kcy Joe" Wood, the veteran pitcher, who has been playing tho outfield with Cleveland, clfmbed from tenth to fifth place within the last week. His average is 40. "Bahe" Kuth of and Walker Tov I honors li. hi me run liiltinis wun eiev- champion, camouflaged behind a navy en each. The leading MtUeri: Colb.

jswab and an extm large slsp of leg-Detroit. .379: Burns, I'hlla Iclplil 'gins as a rookie seaman ut the Great mi ti, Seme of Big KIr.cs of Vest fa -Vest braskaiis Unroln, Aug. 14 The t'alverally of Nebraska football schedule, culling lor eight games. Is one of the stiffest arranged for the Cornhuskers In years. The season will open on Oct.

with Iowa, a "Big Ten" machine, playing at l-lncoln. The schedule originally provided for games at Lincoln with Washington Mate college, champion of the Pacific coast conference last year, and Denver university, champion of the Kooky Mountain conference. These dates were cancelled however, and bookings arranged with the Camp Funston eleven at Lincoln, and the diversity of West Virginia at Morgan-town, West Virginia. The schedule follows: Oct i University "of Iowa at Lincoln: Oct Camp Funston at Lincoln; Oct. 19 Notre Dame university at Lincoln Oct.

it University of West Vir-ginia at Morgantown, W. Nov, 9 University of Missouri at Columbia: Nov, II University of Kansas at Lincoln; Nov. 21 Northwestern university at Uncoln; Thanksgiving Day Syracuse university it Lincoln. SMMfOSES ARMY-NAVY HATCH Fheriom Wants Crack at. Wrangler Lewis Great ldkes, Aug.

14. Joe Stecher. former world's wrestllns Lnkm Naval Training station, propos- ee an army-navy wrestling champion- ship match between himself and Ed "Htrsnxler" Lewis, an instructor at Camp Grant When. Htecher arrived at the- station, it required a minute search of the outfitting room to gather enough and big enough togs to clothe big fellow in regulation manner. Joe is a second class seaman.

He's swabbing the decks of bis barracks, shining coffee poll, picking up cigar stuns about the camp and other detail duties in detention. One brother of the famous wrestler already Is In the navy. Lieut Iwlsl J. Htecher la an Annapolis graduate of 1914. Joe is serious In his proposal to Lewis.

Three years ajro he and tho' "Htrangler" grappled for five hours without a fall. EXCITING WORK dot Hall Is Dull Is Quiet In-ncjMUcnlSta's (By Associated Proas.) Dehlnd Hrlllsh Lines In France, Aug. 24. The British aviation communique frequently contains a brief line to record that "direct lilts were obtained upon an enemy dump at" some point behind the German lines. This colorless announcement may seem to the resdee in America nothing more thnn the record of a dull piece of but the deed Itself is different from Its record.

American air men attached to the British squadrons have long since found out that the business of bombing "dumps" oftsn la exciting and spectacular work. Moreover, the Im-Jortance ef Its effect upon enemy plane and operations can hardly be fcye, Ear, Nose and Throat SPECULIST Clasys Carefully fitted D.G.Gc!3,RLD. VrtTM National Bank Bldg. rranHinl.Ncll, rtione ztu Make One Suit Do telephone operators have been mar-1 rled lately that the. officials In charge of the teleplrohe service in have issued a statement l.

clients apologising for delay and explaining that all the exchanges are very short -handd. "The claiina of love have proved too strong Jor many of out-girl employes. says the statement, "and wc are now in urgent need of. a large number of operatora" tcp Cszl Boor You can otUy ride i milt in five minutes or ka on a bicycls. would let you cat lunch at home, get to work on time regardlea of late trolleyi sod spend more time with your bunily.

IvEii TruM'Brldg I CYCLE If WMw Una an MlMT OUt-hta 4 mommr to xiuilp4 to pmrfiK tiuir chitv man ew4 man uei un udts4iiuijtiiiliirl We Cany a LdmpUu Line ofSappliei Pedersen Bros. 633-637 MairvSt. Phone Elack 491 CLEANERS DYERS Telephone 28 PENNSYLVANIA -TIRES and Noa-Tcstcd lilts Main, rnona in FOR- Fulton Trucks -1 irr i 141: Ulster; Hpeaker, Clevcland, Wool Plpp. New York Minnhy, .1 14 York, ltuth, Boston. Philadd-phla.

Mi. -r, Tribune Want Ads Bring Results. ooo 0 0 000000000 NOTES OF SPORT 000000000000000 i Fred Full on, Itorhcster, pug- 1st who lost a tt-sveond buttle to kok Dempsey, hai obtained another lb. After the Dempsoy fight Fulton jcepted a position with a local mill- ig company and shoveled wheat for couple of weeks. Then he resigned hnd went to Roberts.

to Join a threshing crew. His mansger, Mike Vollins, is manager of the crew. t'ulis heat the Oiants In a ninth-Inning rally "yesterday when Causey weakened, permitting two runs. The Cube now lead by ten and one-half games, in the race for the National Icagno pennant Cincinnati made a olenn sweep of the series with the Philadelphia Nationals yesterday winning I to 7. Both teams hit hard, the Beds scoring 14 rthe Phillies 11 safe blows, Mcu- i hit for the circuit.

Th Boston Braves made their fare-sell appearance at Pittsburgh yes terday, beating tho Pirates, to 0. Northrop for the Braves had the better of Hill In a hurling duel, the Braves burler yielllng only three hits. Hill was touched for five blows and FOB BALI FARM LANDS. FOR SALE One S-seottoa tract Improved, one section tract, unimproved in Colorado. Both tpecl.l bargains; six-room house and onj on pay.

ments. S. W. Boyd, sere moun. tain homestead; 6 miles fence; IT head stock: 30 acres crop: bid dings: niachlnery; tools.

$3,600 cash. nest Lampman, Flortimnt Colo. 160 ACRE HILL FARM pasture, 75 ploaed, I alfalfa. Town 2 ruil.it; 12 grade school: A churchci; route; good water, trees; S-room hoare; basement barn; corn crtn; stock shed; ft ton nlo; shop, etc. Have other work.

Fred G. Mason City A FINE KTOCK FARM 167 fair Improvements, miles northwoHt of Scribner. A very chok piece of land About 90 aures of good pasture, some good hay and some very fine farm land. One of the good stock and grain farms In the county. Price 1226 per acre.

Terms are very easy. Owner will carry bark on land 160,. 00 for 10 years at i per cent BERNARD MONNICH. THE LAND MAN. HOOPER.

NEBB. 40 acre stock and grain (arm, fair Improvements, miles to good town; very easy terms Price 186. For particulars write E. R. Wegner, Rout tiuncr.

FOK KALE LIVE STOCK Toung hens and Eleventh. 642 East FOR SALE 1 one-year-old high grade Short Horn bull. Address or phooe F. A. av Is.

North Bend. FOR SALE One 6-year-old black horse, one blark mare, 11 years old. Mrs. Tberese Osteriuan, Route 1, Box IS, Arlington. FOR SALE Oood heavy work home.

sound Cheap If taken at once. In quire 721 North Grant TEAM of dark gray mares, coming I years oM. good harness and new wagon. Owner drafted, t. Levine lt Wet Jmn Phone Bed LOST Will the party who picked up a w'k of potatoes around Military and if, Friday evening about I o'clock, please- cull lletl 104.

1 LOST Bunch of keys on ring, nam on lav at Tribune and receive reward, Child's spectacles, gold bowed, phone FOR RE5T. FOR REXT 4 -room North II. Orork W. I ly 1641 FOR RENT Small collage, 726 Wsst Fifth. Phons U4U.

FO RKEN'T 7-room. partly modem louse with good barn, on Eighteenth end Broad. Phone Red 402. Oood garage (or rent Gnat Sixlh. Phone 167, 142 FOR RENT One store front on Main tree.

For particulars inquire Terry Hotel Ce. FOR RENT S-room eottnge. partly modern, tntnlr CJ street, Fort On TRVPF FClU TRADE Urge Ilulrk louring car, Mo.ll 66 far good smaller cur. fioom 111 First National Kink build-IbK- FOIt SALE Oil TRADE T-room hour- Will) two slid ons-half lots for wntern farm or stock and rent farm. Kai-lber, 11:1 Keen Fr- nnuit, Nfii.

It Pay 5 to 2 Where it DidTake Two i WE UN SAVE THAT SUIT The i United Stalei Is now reclaiming and conserving by the cleaning and preising method, all available wooleni of the army lor use this (all and winter. 4Jk Should not everyone dp the same thing). Con- servation of woolens is one of the great need HELP H'AXTEI) FEMALE. WANTED Ten brlifht, capable ladies to travel, demonstrate and sell well known foodrto established dealers. to ISO per week; railroad (are paid: weekly advance for traveling expertises.

Address at once Ooodrlrh Drug, 6 IS, Omaha, Xeb. WANTED Ctrl or woman for pressing. Model Cleaners Dyers. PIANO PLATEU wanted. Wool-worth's 5 and 10 cent store.

Apply to manager. Competent ror general housework. Phone 805. I1ELP V. ANTED MALE.

WANTED J.ABOKEKS Temporary work, 69 cents per hour. W. K. Adams. WANTKJ Married man experienced In farm work to work on farm for single man.

E. A. Krause, North Bend, Neb, Are yoQ Interested In a propostlon In Nebraska, Iowa or South Dakota, paying you from IIS to ISO per week? Country work, Must have horse and buggy or automobile- Address 201 E. Farnam BldgH Omaha, Neb. HELP WANTED At the Foundry.

FOR SALE UISCELLAXEOC8. FOR SALE Indian motorcycle, good condition: cheap If taken at once. Phone Black USD. 1812 North Broad. FOR SALE Indies wheel.ncw -Jres; prlre $18.

Call Hotel 1'aUti'liidcr. VACITM WASHING MACHINE and man's bicycle, good condition, tii East Kth. FOR SALE One spring wagon i one Set single harness; one set double harness, very reasonable. (11 South Broad street i Man's good second hand wheel (or sale. Call L-1M5.

I2S East Sixth. FOR SALE Work bench and tools Phone Red IWt. TOMATOES for canning; good ripe stock, Sl.Ss per bushel. Phone A-1US Charles Hcrfurth. BICYCLE almost new for sale.

1141 North Clarkson. Before September first, 3 oak table stands. commodes; several rockers; sewing machine; man's leather chair; mantel clock; heavy plate hall mirror, small mahogany tapestry cov- lered dlvnn. Mrs. W.

E. Smalls, 111 Nye Avenue. small showcases. 1 small coal range. Hotel six waffle irons.

(7 West Fourth. Pure bred big type fast growing Mule-foot boars eligible to registry. H. C. Beebe.

Phone 10S. North Bend. Neb. Tomatoes (or canning per bu shsi delivered. Phone Black 71S or Black U.

Bam Maxwell. FOR SALE Kumed oak library table, sectional bookcase to match, oak rockers, 2 sanitary conches with mat. tressvs, side board, Singer sewing ma thine, gas range, refrigerator. Mul sell at once. Miss Angus, liO West Eleventh street.

On account of moving from the rliy wll sell nickering Bros, piano, Mr. )otigalt kitchen cabinet, steel, aud Jewell gas rsnge and other vurtous articles of furniture. Mason fruit jars etc. W. P.

Uanson. East Military, TEAM of horses, wagon and harness Twentieth and streets. Four hrrtd of tood work horses and I large creum separator, sjsed just one season. Phone li-lltf. TOMATOES ror canning.

Cliarles HwfurtU. SMS North C. Phooe A. t. CHICKEN FF.EI Barley, wheat and mtllett, mixed.

J. J. Funk. FOR SALE Large wooden Boxes, 10 rents each. Hammond Printing Co, TURKESTAN ALFALFA Is scare Need any? Buy It now while the buying la food, 1.

S. Funk. FEED-CORN OLLTEM FEED It's than eorn for esttlsj. horses and chickrns. J.

J. Funk. Orsat oslta frrnn Hula sevriis grow. i (torn liUit nt Ji 8ho FOR SALE nEAL ESTATE. FOR SALE Sandpit land on rood road.

Reasonable price. Do you want to buy small or large tract and work up a good small business hauling yourself and delivering, perhaps? Hue J. F. Hanson Co. FOR BALE Garden land.

We have especially In our charge a num ber of the choicest tract now In the market at Fremont that are making big crop returns. Bee us about them i. V. Hanson Co. The residence of the late Joseph Haw.

thorne. We SI Hilary avenue. Large lot Fine locaUonJjprlnger Plana-beck. I cottages (or sale. Sixth and Logan.

Inquire corner FOR SALE My residence on Broad street I -room house, a six room house on Wc Eighth. Both pro penies strictly modern. Easy terms, call or telephone W. T. Qibson tor business, nil North Broad, Fre mont Acre property, business and residence lots on reasonable terms, All or part cash.

E. N. Morse. FOR SALE Modern home, corner lot, fruit HpecuU price, terms. Inquire no S.

Military. The Misses Abbott offer their borne reasonable terms. Oood reasons for selling. No encumbrances. Inquire IZi East Fifth.

WAXTED. LARGE MANCFAtTl'REK Wants re-presentatlves to sell shirts, underwear, hosiery, dresses, waists, skirts, dlreci to homes. Write for free samples. Madison Mills, 60S Broadway, New York City. GOVERNMENT CIVIL EXAMINATIONS Nobrask.i I September.

Government clerk, railway mult, teacher. Immigrant Inspector, typewriter, researh clerk Experience) unnecessary. Men and women desiring governmuit positions writs for free particulars. J. i', Leonard I former Civil Bervlc Ex-amlner).

Konols Washington. WANTED Plowing with tractor, 13.60 per acre. Sutlxfucllon gnu Dleckman Bros. Koine Scribner, Nelj. WANTED By lady, employed, board and room In private family, clow In.

Address 6S, Tribune WANTED One or two rooms (or msn and wife. Must he wltMn easy walking distance. Address Tribune. WANTED To rent modern or room house. Mrs.

P. H. Elmore, Phone B-1'4. WANTED To clean rugs With Hoot. er Vaccum cleaner.

Phone Donald Thomas. Black 1111, All kinds of team work done reason able. Phone Black BEWINO 17. WANTED Phone BU CALL W. L.

TANK for twlnunfl aa paper hsnrlng Phnns lit lOIt REM ROOMS Two furnished rooms for light how keeping, downstairs or upstairs. 6110 North Clarkson. Modern llsht Phone F-64S-. kouavkosplng rooms. FOR RENT Furnished moms for light housekeeping.

237 West Sixth street FOR RENT -One largo room (ur. nishod for light housekeeping, partly modern. Phone Furnished rooms In modern borne. 6I( West Eighth. Strictly modem rooms for rent Inquire Ray Negus.

Terry hotel, phone IhT or 1144. TAKES IF. TAKEN VP CALF Owner msy snme by proving property and pvirg for this ad. Phone Cedar nil, A. F.

(jr-rlcke. I'OR KALE All Oi FOR RALE A Void. 1117 il-i ,1 at rwnn'a L'ulun Cieatneiy, ft bu--l of the hour. 93 West Street FRED STEWART, rropriclor i 4 was given poor supiw Ca.ll If was given poor support Kddle Murphy, playing second base la place of Eddie Collins who o.ult baseball to enlist In the marines, had big part In the White Box from Philadelphia yesterday. The game went 11 innings, the champions eopplng.

I 10 Murphy scored two runs, helped a third around with a sacrifice and drove In the ether three, including the winning tiilly. The gamo was featured by heavy hit-ting. Ihe Athletics registering 14 end the White 8ox II safe swats, Each team used two pitchers, i Cleveland scored six" rim I the eighth inlnng and defeated Washing. ton, I to 1, In the. final gume of the series.

The winners were oirthlt. sla te nine, but bundled tholr blow In 1 the eighth for the Ji ZAPP GARAGE ill Street. Near AGENCY itrunk and Jlulh worked a doul.le 1 1 IP with iwo out In the lasl.of the Ml I and Hlrunk scored on poor 1 I I of Jfvcreld to Wklsol, Uoetmt Hug from 81. Juis, 10 I gave Kie-ieMue lexers two out ree fames pla)-d so tar ai Dodge Elgin Chalmers Chevrolet i i IHR Storm Windows Order yours now bflotk told weather A Coal Saver IVvRi fRecUmeyer i Wi I A Dodge Bros. Trucks V.

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