The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 16

FOUR. THE LINCOLN SUNDAY STAR SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20,1925.. THE LINCOLN STAR LOCKE TO STICK University Place Gun Club HUSKERS DRIVE Markets I shells Go On Hitting Spree; WinFromRods Up Neat Record ON ER SQUAD POWER 1 Maynard Jackson, North Platte. Richard Krause, West Point. Adams Kahler, Lincoln.

D. W. Knox. Essex, la. George F.

Koehnke. Hay Springs. A. M. Keyes, Holbrook.

John Kraemer, Washington, Kas. Delbert Leffier, Holdrege. L. E. Lucas, Omaha.

Leslie Lows, Huntley. A. Larson, Stromsburg. Dan McMullen, Belleville, Kas. James McQrall, Lincoln.

Onrtlle Miller, Elmwood. Wally. Marrow, Omaha. Ralph Murray, Omaha. Paul J.

Morrison, Havelock. William Mertser, Cheyenne. Wyo. Ernest Miller, Harvard. Bruce Nimmo, Cheyenne, Wyo.

Harold el lor, Beemer. Robert A. Novak, Wilber. Carl Olson, Lincoln. Kenneth Othmer, Omaha.

Elmer Oberhauser, Huatis. Leon Robertson, Basin, Wyo. Rodney W. Roberts, Maxwell. T.

H. Ryhd, Arcadia. Francis Rasmussen, Colon. Raymond Richards, Pawnee City. Joseph Reeves, Omaha.

Leslie Stearns, Morrtll. Verner W. Stoodj, Omaha. Carl Sokolof, Omaha. Dtcs M.

SUul.aan, Chicago. Adoph Simlc. Oek. Harold Stephenson, Hutchinson, Kas. F.

C. Summ ers, Featric. F. ederlck Sthl. kaywjod.

111 Fonsti Schoenoman, Hawardsn, Is. J. E. Shofer, Ccmstock. Nfttl Skinner, broken Bow.

LIVESTOCK MARKSm. OMAHA, Sept. 10. MOOS' Receipts, 8.000; market steady, too up; medium weight butchers. 013.36 13.74.

Saktarday'g BsprssenbatlTa ssvlee. N. 44 43 40 81 80 30 68 44 A TV 314 884 860 318 324 340 170 173 Price 811.66 11.64 It. 73 11.10 12.40 13.60 13.64 12.00 No. 63 60 60 44 68 74 34 AY.

80S 280 380 383 300 370 333 180 Dk. Prlca 811.40 11.70 11.80 13.36 13.40 110 40 130 13.68 13.78 12 34 market CATTLE Receipts. 400; ivaoy; cows and Jfii veals, 8U.0OJ heifers. 33.75 7.04; Blockers and feeders. tQ.JDIg.

S.ZO. SHEEP Receipts, 800; market steady; wooUd lambs. 314.70& 16.00; wethers. 1'sht and handyweight, 3i.Wi87.6o; feeding lajnbe. $14.40916.00.

GRAIN MARKETS. CHICAGO. lit. Sspt. 1 A weak undertone prevailed ia the Sratn market today, and the close was sasier.

Wheat finished unchanged to lower; corn 93e off and oata down. Provisions were Inactive. Wheat trading wae mixed in char acter, with commislon houses on the selling side. The Liverpool market was lower. Toward the close of the local market there was good buying on the decline.

In corn there wae muck liquidation, sepecially In the September delivery. Thte had a depressing effect on ether montha Oats trading was light and featureless, with the tendency of prices easier. Previsions closed higher. Grains developed an sasier tons during early trading today. WHEAT Starting 1 to tt lower, with mixed commission house selling and buying en the break by brokers belisvsd te bs acting for eastern and foreign Interests.

CORN Started with heavy liquidation In September, which, started to 10 lower. Weakness in that month bad a depressing infiusnce 00 later trade. OATS started lower tn nign Sr. with trarle amnll. PROVISIONS Opened steady for lard.

Chicago Range of Prices. (From the Updike Grain 734 731 Terminal Bldg.l CHICAGO, in sert. It. Close I Yeet, Shots Hang Upper pictureThree members Kendall and Walter J. Kirkbrlde.

Lower pictureThe University Members of the University Place Gun club hung up a nifty record last Wednesday when they bagged 139 birds, the assortment including teal, bills, pin tails and spikes. Members of the club were In their blinds early in the morning and wound up the bombardment at 8:30, the bag being believed be a. record considering the season has been so warm. The University Place gun' club lake is located one mile north of the suburg and veteran hunters will remember the place as "the basins." The lakes in this district comprise the second largest body of water In Lancaster county. The lakes cover AN DSN i n'KSTKRN LKAGTJK.

OMAHA. Sept 19. Wichita hit two Omaha twirlers for fifteen hits and won a poorly played same here today. 12 to 0. Preceding; the same, the two teaems played two and a half lnninga of a protested same from Au.

ft which the Omahans won 8 to 5. Score by inningg of first same: Wichita 0 1 Omaha ....1 0 1 0 0 14 2 Batteries Jolly and Haley; Bailey and Wilder. 1 Second same Wichita. AB TO A Smith, cf 5 0 0 1 0 Morehvart, 2b 0 1 Payne, If 11 4 0 Sweeney, lb 8 1 13 0 Chad bourne. If ..4 8 3 1 Graff, 3b 8 3 3 9 3 Haley, 4 1 3 3 Mitchell, as 8 1 3 8 1 Jolly.

8 0 OS Totals 4ft 13 18 x2 7l 8 Kelly out, hit by batted ball is the sixth. Omaha. AB PO A Monroe, 3b 4 0 14 1 Derate, ss 4 0 1 1 8 Kelly, cf ...4 9 3 3 0 Osnorn. If .......4 0 0 1 ft Kirkham, rf ft 3 1 Neill. 3b 098 Hendee, lb 3 0 0 11 1 Wilder, 3 0 0 8 9 Bailey, 9 10 1 Giaiaer, .......3 9 0 0 9 2T IS Totals .31 9 Br Inainss: Wichita ........9 1 9 3 8 3 9 1 913 Omaha 9 99098999 ft Summary: Three hasehit Mitchell Two base hit Kirkham.

Chadbourne 3. Graff 3. Moreheart. Double play Mitchell to Morehart to Sweeney; O'Neill to Hendee to Wilder; Graff to Morehart to Sweeney; Sweeney (unease isted). Base on balls Off Bailey 1.

Struck out By Jolly 3, by Glalser 4. Umpires shannon and. Donahue. Time 1:44. Phils Flop Back To League Cellar CINCINNATI, Sept.

1. Frank VI rtcb. a young hight baader. lasted only three taainga against the Rede today as the Phillies were toeing. te 2, and returnfng to last ptaee In the National league race.

George Durnlng, rookie outfielder, caught seven flies, had two assists and chased wight hlpj tn right flel das hie debut in taet company. Walker bounced a homer inta the right field bleaehera with one on la the third. The score Jr hiladelphla. PO A SS Mots, ss 4 ft Wendell 1 0 Leach, ef 4 0 Mokan. If 4 4 Duraing, rf 4 1 Koneeca, lb 4 1 Henllne, 4 0 Huber, 3b 4 4 Frlberg, 3b 3 0 3 0 1 0 0 4 Ulrich, 1 0 Wilson 1 0 Pearce.

1 tiand 1 Totals 36 3 11 34 11 1 Wendell filed out for Meta In ninth: Wilson grounded out for Ulrich In fourth: band grounded out for Pearae in ninth. Cincinnati. Wheat I 1 163 3 1184 160 162 140 0 161 Cora 88 88 80 00 81 0 81 Oata 46 46 38 38 411 41 Rye 84 84 80 80 Msy. 83 84 Lard 1711 1696 1707 163 183 183. 150 180 150 140 150 16J 84 88 886 30.

80 80 41 44 44 46 37 37 38 40 40b 41 83 84 84 87 88. 02 03 704 1T10 11701 11696 1697b 1696 Kaaeae CHy Range of Prtros. (From Lamson Bros. A 603 First Nat'l Bank Bldg.) KANSAS CITY. Sept.

If. (Continued from Page Three.) ards of Pawnee City and Lucas of Omaha Central. Varsity Candidates. The list of candidates out for the varsity during the first week of practice Include Arthur Asche, Leigh. W.

Allen. Valiey. R. H. Andreson, Bloomfield.

John Brown, Lincoln. Paul Bixe, Julian. Glen Bennett. Ceresco. Charles O.

Byrnes Lincoln. J. A. Boyer, Pawnee City. Cecil R.

Casey, Johnson. D. C. Casey, Johnson Frank Dally, AU lance. E.

F. Dutean, Lincoln. W. Dover, Madison, A. W.

Dunker, Ravenna. Walter Ernst, Lincoln. Tom Elliott. West Point. Fred Ekstrom.

Newman Grove. Harold Hutchinson. Lincoln. J. A.

Hlnman, North Platte Archie Hecht, Havelock. Clifford Holt Johnstown "Wayne Hubbard. Lincoln. Harry Kuska. Milligan.

Joe Kuska, Milligan. Monte iff In, Lincoln. J. Kuttler, Falls City. Walter 'Kriemeimeyer, Turns, Colo.

EL G. Lee, Edgemont. S. D. Roland A.

Locke, North Platte. Vint Lawson, Omaha. Dorsey Mclntyre, Lincoln. Verle McBrlde, Park VfcManigal Glen wood, la. Cecil Molsen, Memphis.

Paul ousel, Cambridge. R. J. Maaske, Bertrand. Roy Mandery.

Tecumseh. Avard Mandery, Tecumseh. Stanley Mlelenz, Stanton. A. H.

Oehlrtch, Columbus. Lawrence Patadle, Mai mo. Ted Page, Crete. Frank Posptsll, Wahoo. Glen Presnell.

Dewttt. J. L. Roth, Plymouth. J.

Roller, Princeton. John Rhodes Ansley. Cahuncey Ryan, Colorado Springs, Colo. Clarence Ralsh, Grand Island. R.

A. Randels. St. Anthony, Kas. Henry Rock, Mason City.

Curtis Rogers, Rapid City, S. D. H. P. Scott, Ansley.

Walter Schols, Osceola. Lonnie Stlner, Hastings. Max Shostak, Lincoln. Lloyd Schram, Norfolk. C.

P. Swanson Loom is. Glen Shaner, Maxwell. Robert Stephens, Hastings. Leon Sprague, York.

J. D. Splker, Lincoln. J. A.

Wlckman, Morrill. Lowell Waldo, Dewltt. Robert Whitmore, Scottsbluff. Perly Wyatt. Scottsbluff.

Joe Wostoupal, West Point. R. N. Worrest, Lincoln. Ed Weir, Superior.

Joe Weir, Superior. Clyde Worrall, Wahoo. Merle Zuver Adams. Roster of Husker Frosh. The list of freshmen candidates reparting for practice the first week includes: R.

H. Adamson, Omaha. Clifford Ashburn. Tiki en. Ralph Andrews, Randolph.

Robert Anderson, Stromsburg. Paul Bolen, Ulysses. Benton Lincoln. D. F.

Barnes, Norfolk. Harry lorn Strom, Ceresco. Lloyd Betts, Arcadia. Clarence Busby, Wakefield. Donald Barber, Waterloo.

Newton Becker, Omaha. Harold Conklin, North Platte. Kirby Cook, Blair. Max Cramer, Lincoln. Malhorn Carpenter, ulde Rock.

W. A. Culver, Fairfield. Walter Cast, Beaver Crossing. Lynn Cox, Dontphon.

J. D. Chaloupka, Wilber. Everett Durlsch, Lincoln. Clyde Dean, McDonald.

Kas. Wendell Dodd, Randolph, Ia. Walter Drath, Minden, Kas. Glenn Eh tea, Bassett. Robert Eady, Lincoln.

Jim Hague, Lincoln. F. C. Hutchison, Franklin. L.

J. Holmes, Grand Island Louis Holla way, Fatrbury. Joe M. Hunt, Scottsbluff. Elmer Holm, Omaha.

Earl Hall, Omaha. Ed. Hermanson, Havelock. Blue Howell, Omaha. Charles Haas, Omaha.

Robert Homey, Crete. P. Jones, Dauglas, Wyo. Rheuben Johnson, Omaha. Glen Johnson, Lincoln.

SATURDAY'S HOrRLY 1LMPKUATLBK6. 1 a. ..87 3 a. m. .80 3 a.

rn 4 a. 78 I a. 77 a. 74 I a. a.

....81 Sam ti 11 a. 13 ..0 ..02 ..84 ..88 ..4 ..03 ..01 ..80 m. tn lft a. Sunrise, 4:13 a. sunset, 8:38 p.

m. Highest temperature, 08 degrees: low est temperature, 70 dfgrees; mean tern peiature. as degrees, which la 21 degrees above normal. rry Bulb 77 03 a Wet Bulb 70 73 73 ReL. Huiu.

73 40 44 7:00 A. P. P. Prevailing direction of wind, south. Highest velocity, 88 miles per hour.

Height of barometer at 7 p. 29.33 Inches. Precipitation for last 24 hours, .9. THOMAS A. BLAIR, Meteorologist.

OWI Pi Dee Molaes 1SI 48 Denver It Oklahoma City ....17 71 Wichita 164 7 7 tit. Joeeph ..155 74 tl .477 Tula 167 71 .462 Omaha 154 la 4 .44 Llnuola 154 08 88 .441 Walker, rf 4 1 2 4 9 0 Plnelli, 3b 6 13 ft ft tt Kouah, cf 4 1 ft 1 4 0 Bressler. If 8 1 4 1 4 Nlehaue, lb 4 0 13 0 0 Crttse. Jb 4 0 13 3 0 Hargrae, 4 1 3 0 0 0 Rixry, 4 110 3 0 Totals 34 1 7 15 1 William Schulx. Norfolk.

Henry Strathman, Randolph. Walter Sturck, Omaha. William Sopher, Grand Island J. R. Swart z.

Frankfort, Kas. C. L. Swisher, Greenfield, Ia. O.

F. Strain, University Place. Oliver Scherer, Dallas, S. D. C.

E. Thomas, Lincoln. J. Tice, Council Bluffs, Ia. Jos Toman, St.

Paul. Ted Wood. Linwood. Melvin Wostoupal, West Point. Adrian Wostoupal, West Point.

Sam Weller, Seward. Ernest WeymuUer, Omaha. Gerald Wirslg, Sargent. William Witham, Twin Falls, Ida, Leroy Zust, Omaha. SEW YORK STOCK MARKKT CLOAK.

Ajas Rubber Allla Chelmere American Can 11 iiiiiii(tlilkl 34 344 lift 110 American Car A Foundry American Locomotive American Hmeltlng .....113 American Steel Foundry 43 American Sugar Refining 80 American Tel A Tel 140 American Woolen 41 Anaconda 48 Atchison ..133 Attantlo Gulf and W. 1. 1i Baldwin Locomotive 134 Baltimore A Ohio Bethlehem Steel 3 California Petroteum 36 4 Canadian Pacific 148 Central Leather 10H Chesapeake Ohio lft Chicago, Mil. A St. P.

0 i Chile Copper Columbia Gas and Eleetrle 30 13 74 10 81 41 Consolidated Oae Crucible Steel Cuba. Cane Sugar Erie Erie first afd General Electric General Motors ieeeeei 323 103 Goodrich Great Northern pr Great Northern Ore 74 31 ill It ItMtl Ineplratton Copper 37 International Nickel 84 International Paper ..40 Kennecott ..88 Lehigh Valley 30 Marine 0 Marine Pr 84 N. Y. Air Brake 30 New York Central 133 N. N.

H. Hartford 37 Norfolk A Western 137 Northern Pacific Tl Pure Oil 36 Psnnsylvanta 41 Peoplee Gee 120 Pressed Steel Car 86 Ray Consolidated 13 Railway Steel Springs 136 Reading 86 Repoblle Iron A Steel 81 Southern Paciflo 00 Southern Railway ..100 Studebaker 08 Texas Co. 47 Tobacco Products 03 Union Pacific 142 United Cigar Stores 84 U. 8. Ind.

Alcohol 88 U. A Rubber 88 U. 8. Steel ..134 U. 8.

Steel Pfd. 138 Westlnghouse 74 White Motors 00 Willys Overland 34 Sinclair Oil 18 Nevada Cons 18 Coca Cola 144 Preeport Texas 10 Oeneral Asphalt 83 Gulf Statss Steel 83 International Harvester 133 Louis A Nasa 1. Mack Truck 818 Mariand Oil 43 Nat't Dept. Stores 41 Owen Bottle 83 Pacific Oil 3 Pan. Am.

Fata 04 Remington 81 Royal Dutch 41 Seare Roebuck 311 S. L. A San Francisco 07 Simma Pete 18 Stewart Warner 76 United Drug 132 Standard Oil of N. 30 Hudson Motors 78 New York Cotton. NEW YORK.

Sept. 10. CTTTON 'The cotton market was Irregular at the opening of trading today with first prices from 6 points lower to 3 points higher. October opened at 34.13, up December 14.60, up i. end January 33.88.

down 6. The market closed irregular; Una! prices were from 4 points lower to 3 points higher. Spot cotton was unchanged with middling uplands at 14.48. IMberty Bonds Opening. NEW YORK, Sept 10.

LIBERTY BONDS rirst 8's. 100. 10; firsts 4'a 1001.36; second 4's. 100 31; third 4's, 101.14; fourth 4's. 103.6; nsw 4'a.

106.16; new 4 s. 102.30. Liberty Monde Close, NEW YORK. Sept LIBERTY BND8 Flret 8100.30; flret 4'a, 101.38; second 100 81; third 4's. 101.16; fourth 103.8; new 4's, 104.18; nsw 4 10.

3'a 4'a 4'a 103.8. Foreign Kirbangee. (Quotations in cents NEW YORK, Sept 10. Cable Great Britain 4. 84 4.84 4.41 4.73 40.30 14.43 04.37 31.10 30.84 1.47 4.11 Belgian 4.4i France 4.73 Holland .............40.18 Spain .14.40 Denmark .............24.31 Norway 2 1 06 Sweden 36.84 ftraece 1.47 Italy 4.10 Track Coach Schulte Advises North Platte Flash To Play i Ir i Home from a trip over the stale, during which time he has beea conducting football officials schools in high school circles.

Track Coach Henry F. Shulte issued a statement Saturday night announcing that he had advised Roland Locke, Ms '1928 track captain to turn out for football. The veteran Nebraska track mentor, maker of Missouri Valley championship track teams, called attention to the possibility that a football Injury may wreck the corner of the greatest track athlete Nebraska ever produced. Chance to Smash Records. Locke, who has done the century In world record time, has a splendid chance to register a new string of records next spring, barring possible Injury on the gridiron, accord ing to Schulte, and the Nebraska cinder mentor deeply regretted that the shortage of backfield and eag ernesa of the grid fans to see th North Platte flash in moleskim should not leave Looke free to de vote all his attention to the cinch path.

Advises Locke to Play Football Schulte said: "I am told th Nebraska wants Locke in footbal Today I advised him to go out football. "As a sprinter, Roland Locke, he enters the track season spring in good health, will win ternational recognition for t' University of Nebraska; in the Olympiad he will carry Uncle Sa shield in glorious fashion. He a member of our student bodv am therefore subject to the wishes of that body. FIVE VETS ON HftRRIER TEAM Coach Schulte Has Quintet Of Letter Men Out For Cross Country. Five better men are members of the cross country squad at the University of Nebraska this season.

Coach Henry F. Schulte. who re tuned Saturday from a tour over the state, during which he has been conducting football official school.s took active charge of the squad Saturday afternoon. Veterans back this year are Captain Jimmy Lewis, Havelock; Paul Zimmerman. Lincoln; Jake Schults, Blair; Lester, Lawson, University Place; Jack Ross Gibbon.

Other members of the 1924 squad to re. port this season include Kills McCartney of University Place and Frank Hays of Lander. Wyo. New Men Join Squad. New men showing up well are tfearle of Hawarden, DuJBois of Cheyenne, Ralph Dexter, Marysvllle O.

A. Randall Gibbon, O. Roberts; Walter Cronk, Omaha; Randolph Mestle Howell; Elmer Cummtngs, Lincoln; Ed Crowley, Cambridge; Henry Engle, Central City; Milton Tappan, Sioux City la. The first scheduled meet will be with the University of Missouri at Columbia, October 10. Preliminary tryouts for the Missouri trip will be held next Friday over the (mile Belmont course.

Denver Gains Lap on Demons in Flag Fight DENVER, gept. 19. Denver gained a lup on Moines In the close race for the pennant in th Western Icakm by defeating Oklahoma City today. 6 4 in a tight contest. The defeat also virtually eliminated the Indians as flag contenders.

Lynch roe ted along easily behind a good lead until trie eighth, when a tlouble by Luderua. Hock's single and AtcNally'g home run tallied three markers. Another tally was added in the same inning, but Lynch retired the side in order in the ninth. The a ore: Oklahoma City. AB IX) A 0 I 1 0 0 1 1 Funk, cf ..4 1 9 6 1 1 0 0 0 1 9 a McNaUy, Felherg, rf M.Daniel, lb iHermn, If Moore.

Sb 1 1 1 8 1 i 0 9 0 Wolgamot, ,,,.4 1 jirown, Luderus May, 1 1 V.O Totals 35 4 ii 10 Luderus batted for Brown in 8th. Denver. All ft Tfl A Falk. Sb 6 0 O'lirlen. if 4 1 Oinglardl.

if 3 0 Koran, rf 4 1 ight, lb 9 1 Mnlih, ........4 0 Jii'ger, sa 4 1 liorman, 3b ......8 1 i nch, 3 0 3 4 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 9 Totals 33 13 21 I 3 lif inning: Okia. City 0 0009004 04 Denver ....0 3 9 0 3 0 0 0 6 Summary; Tv baae hit Gorman. Iforan. Falk, Luderus. Three base hit Horan.

Home run McNally. Htolen base Smith, Hagtrnian. lierger 3. Nacrtflre hit AJinKlardl. Lynch.

Ift on base Okla. City 4, lnver Itase on balls Off llrown 1. Double play llasermsn to Moore; Denier to Falk to Knight. Struck out Hy Brown 4, by inch 6. Hit Off 1 frown, 13 in 7 innings.

Losing; pitcher Drown. Vmplres Van Graf flan and Powell. Time 1:57. Ebbets Heirs Heady To Sell Half Share In Brooklyn Club NEW YORK, fciept. 19.

Stephen McKeever, vice president of the Brooklyn National league baseball aib. opened negotiations with the heirs of the late Charles Ebbets today to purchase their tut If interest in the franchise and the realtv holdings of the club. The heirs of the late president of the rlub were raid to have asked 11,360,000 for their Interest In the club and nego tiations wilt be continued next week. George Campbell, considered on of the best soccer players Canada 1ms ever produced, has been playing the gams for 33 years. He was raptatn of the Canadian team that defeated the United Status in the first International game between tu two couatrtee The Lincoln star 1 a member of The Association of Nswspaper classified Ad vertlelng Managers, which Includes lead w'DAuera throughout the eeuatry.

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4 Monuments and Cemetery Lota Persona! a 8 Religious and Social Events. 0 Societies. 10 Strayed, Lost. Found. AUTOMOTIVE: A Automotive Agencies 11 Automobiles for Sale.

12 Auto Trucks for Sale. 13 Aato Accessories. 14 Oarages, Autoa for Hire. 16 Motorcycles and Blcyclea 14 Repairing Service StatlonA 17 Wanted Automotive. BUSINESS SERVICE: 18 Business Service Offered.

10 Building and Contracting. 3U Cleaning, Dyeing. Renovating. 31 Dressmaking and Millinery. 32 Heating, Plumbing, Roofllng.

33 Insurauce and Surety Boada. 34 Laundering. 36 Moving. Trucking, Storage. 34 Painting Papering, Decorating.

37 Printing. Engraving. Bind lag. 80 Professional Services. 20 Repairing and Reflntshlng.

JO Tailoring and Preeelng. 31 Wanted Business Service. EMPLOYMENT: 33 Help Wanted Female. 33 Help Wanted Mala. 14 Help Wanted Male and Female.

34 Salesmen, Canvassers, Agents. 34 Sataatisn Wanted Female. 37 Satuatloa Wanted Mala. FINANCIAL: 38 Buslnsss Opportunlttea 80 Investments, Stocks, Bends. 40 Monsy to Loan.

41 Wanted To Borrow. INSTRUCTION: 42 Correspondence Courses. 43 Local Instruction Classes. 44 Musical. Dancing.

Dramatlea 48 Private Instruction. 46 Wanted Instruction. LIVESTOCK: 47 Doge, Cats, Other Pets. 48 Horeea. Cattle.

Vehicles. 46 Poultry and Supplies. 40 Wanted Livestock. MERCHANDISE: 61 Articles for Sale. 41 A Barter and Exchange, 63 'Boats and Accessories.

43 Building Material. Turpentine and Reeln. TURPENTINE; Savaauah. 11.10 New York 01.17. ROSIN Savannah 113.60; Nsw York 116.21.

Chlravgo Dairy sand Peal try. CHICAGO, Sept. 10. BUTTER Receipts 11,140 tubs; creamery extras 4c; extra firsts 44 e46c; firsts 4v4ici packing stock 3233e. KOGS Receipts 7,167 eases: miscellaneous 924l'3lc; ordinary firsts 'it 030c; first a chocks 30(0 36c: dirties 3026c.

CHEESE Twins, nsw 22c; daisies, 23 4f 3c; young Americas 3sj34c: Longuoras 33c; bltck ll(fc. New York Petroleum. NEW YORK, Sept 10. PETROLEUM Steady; cruds PssnsyU sale 3.06 ew York Sugar. NEW YUKK.

Sspt 10. Wsak; Cubes 4.1lo; Porte Easy; fine granulated RAW Plcoe 4.10c. REFINED 18.409 4.70. Chicago Poultry. CHICAGO, Sep.

II POULT4VT Turkeys 80c 1 chickens. 14 g)23e; springs 34c; roosters 16c; geeeo 16c; ducks 1843 30c. Chicago Potatoes. CHICAGO, 111., Sept. 10 POTATOES Receipts 104 cerei Wis.

eonoln and Minnesota sacked round whltas 81.800)3.00. Kaitana City Ray. KANSAS CITY. Sspt. II.

Unchanged. HAY Now York Toffee. NEW YORK. Sept. COFFEE CI ossd.

II. RAILWAY TIME TABLES sDally. Datly except Sunday. xLeaeee Mondays and Wednesdays. xxLeavas Tueatlaya, Thursdays and Saturdays.

Leaves BiirHwytow Artfres) 3 OOpmj' hlcago Llm. via Oma 6 10pnChlcago Llm. via Oma. 4.40pm)Chlcago Lira, via Oma. 6 anilowa A Illinois Local OupmlOm.

Flysr via Ashland 0 1 8: loain 11 Item 6 Unit) Om. Flysr via Ashland 10: If am 46pm 1336am 1 6ffpm '36pm 14 1 0plH 11 1 60 tit via Ashland. Om. Flysr via Ashland Callf. Flyer, Callf.

Flyer. C'alif. Hastings. McCook Loc'l Haat. Kearney Loal A Mutton Hsattlo via BHl'ee P.

via Bill'gs G.N 11 Uurwsll Sargent Loral 11 OtamiBrok. Row Seneca Lei 6 Garland. L. St. J.

K. CJ. 13 'itain St, St. J. K.

C. Wymore Loci 3 topm.Neb. City Fslls City I 6 lepm beatrtce Wyrnore Lcl. 146pm City 415pm Hock 18 OhU ago Llm. via Oma.

Leaves Ruck 10 16am 1 4 1 fentn 10 if am 0 6iam Arrlree 1 19pm 3 1 7pm II 87am 6 Oxaiu 8 4:16 put 1 :4 am I 6tam Leaves Chicago Flyer Chicago Fsst Mountain Llm. Tssss. Bluffs A Omaha. Union' Fact Ae Arrives 1 Manhattan A K. am'Topeka Kanaas City 4 i'lptn 3 2am Arrives '4 25am 6 1 uplit 8 0 am 6 46pm iiaatrlcs fsssenger.

A Intermediate 4 lURiiOiiiaha A Intermediate I 26am Central City A Weat.s 4 OipmjOrand Island A Went tea vee MTijerTFilte'" 0: 80am. Local Frsifht, t'nlon 4 4t City A St. Louis Kris. 1 1 A t. Louis lewtMS ArHves I.

SCarn jFrsmont, Albion, Hat I ItiiKs, Kuperlnr. Nor I folk. Omaha. 1: ChU it irtv. i I iwin cities, norn.

1 I sstse. Leadirood. of the club, B. A. George, Harvey C.

Place Gun club lake. thirty five acres, both lakes being connected by a channel of water. There are three blinds on the two lakes. George A ins worth, who Is also deputised as a game warden, is the care taker In charge of the club. The club Includes twenty members.

The roll Manager C. H. Roper. Walter J. Kirkbrlde, Harvey C.

Kendall. B. A. George. Charles Freadrich, Dr.

Clarence Emerson, Dr. D. J. Bowman, Dr. Carl Kail, Dr.

C. C. Hickman. Dr. F.

M. An drus, A H. Edgren, A. P. Taylor, Dr.

Murphy, Dick Russell, Proctor Sawyer, L. W. Weaver, A. C. Lau.

J. B. H11L Haskell Indians Win First Game SPRINGFIELD, Sept. 19 The Haskell Indians opened the 1925 football season here today by drubbing Drury college, 40 to 0. The Indians led at half time, 20 to 0.

Cleveland Breaks Even With Boston BOSTON, Bept The Red Sox and Cleveland divided their doubleheader here today, the winning the ftfTt, 3 to 3, in tea Inntnga, while Buckeye of the Indiana ehut out the locale. 8 to 4, in the eecond game. Score of a ret game: Cleveland. AB PO A Jamleeon, If, 1 3 1 4 0 Ltchrodt, cf 1 3 1 0 ft oumma, rf .3 1 ft Hum, lb. ...,.4 1 it J.

Hnwell, as ...4 8 4 Lutako. ih ...........4 4 3 Hoduph, 3b 4 4 4 3 1 6 4 0 1 3 1 0 Miller, 4 ft 1 3 4 Totale 84 3 IzJl 16 1 One when wSinlg run scored. Boetoa. AB PO A jenkone. If 4 4 1 1 ft riagsceaa, cr 1 Carlule, rf 8 Todt.

lb .4 Prothro, 3b 4 Wamby, 2b 113 0 0 0 6 3 0 4 ft 3 13 3 Tft ft ft ft 3 ft 3 1 9 1 1 1 ft 0 0 0 welch. Rothrork, sa 0 ft ft Mtokea, 1 Blevhoff, Khmke, 3 Wlngfleld, ft V'ache 1 PUtnlth ft Exjkiii ft ft, ft i Totals 36 3 11 10 18 ir. L. oanea ror wficn in aixtn; Kiel nk batted for Ehmke In ninth: JKaaell ran for Plrlnlch in ninth. By Innings: Cleveland ft ft ft 0 ft ft ft ft 3 Boston .0 ft ft ft 1 ft 0 1 1 3 Summary: Two base hit Klagatead.

ntscboir. Stolen baee Jamleson, Bacrl flew Summa. Jenklna. Rotbrock. Double play Burni to Seweii; Lutrka to Hums; Wamby te Todt.

Left en baee Cleveland 8. Boston 13. Base en balls Off Miller 6. struck out By Miller 3. by Ehmke 3.

by Wlngfteld 1. Umpires Morlarity, Ormsby and Kalltn. Second game: rievvland. AHHHPOA1 Janileson. If 3 1116 0 KUhrodt.

rf 4 0 1 1 ft ft Summa. i 30 ft Rwatl. ft 3 1 ft ft Burns, lb 4 1 1 13 ft ft Mpurgpon, tb I 1 3 I 3 ft Hodaph, 3b 4 0 8 1 0 0 4 1 1 Buckeye, 4 ft 0 1 I ft Totals .37 13 37 13 "ft Haeton. AB PO A If 4 ft 1 ft 1 0 cf 4 ft 3 1 ft Carlisle, rf 4 ft 3 ft ft ft VL 4 ft 011 I Prothro, 3h 4 0 1 4 Wamby, Sb 1 0 ft 1 ft Hog ll, 2b 3 ft ft 3 1 as ft ft 0 1 1 Biarhoff. e.

3 ft 4 3 3 1 3 ft ft 1 ft Zehnlser, 0 ft 0 ft 1 Vache I ft ft ft ft ft Tl 33 0 ft 37 I V'arhe batted for Klefer In eighth. By Innings: Heveland 0 0 0 1 0 1 ft J8 Boston 0 0 Summary: Three base hit Car I vie. Katlt. stolen base Jsmlesnn. Sarrlflne hltHortaih.

Klchrottt. Left en base leveland It, Boston 4. Base on belle Off Ku fpr 4. Struck out By Buckeye I. Iiy Klfer 8, Hits Oft Xtefer.

6 In 8 nnings; off Zahnlsef. 4 In 1 Inning. Losing iltchir Klfer. Vmplree Ormsby, Naiiln and Mortalty. Time 1:41, American Association.

Aft Columbus. rtrst fame Toledo 13140004 4 ft 13 I Columbus 01180000 46 14 1 Battertoe rsnavan and Schulte; Northroa end Bird. Second game It Toledo 3401 1 1 0 6 13 0 Columbus 1 33 6 4 Bettertes Grant and Gaston; Lever etta and Moore. At Kastsas City. ft If Milwaukee 0 4 1 4 0 0 0 4 3 ft It ft Kansas City 4414400001 4 1 Batteries Bell and McMenemy; Olson and Snyder.

At, Ht. Paul. IB Minneapolis 00010300 03 I 1 i. Paul ..00003300 ft 0 Batter! Oumont, Hall. Francis and Alnswortlii JMiAuaid and Collins.

A Leulslle, If Indiana iel i 00100001 13 13 3 Uotvsvilie 01100040 0 ft Hatteriee Henry as4 Flerenci Tis cup sad Aterera Close Test. 133 160 161 113 181 83 77 31 86 73 DAILY CARLOT RECEIPTS. LINCOLN. Sept II. (Furnished by the Updike Grain Co.) CHICAGO Today Test.

Wheat Corn vm OMAHA Wheat Corn Oats KANSAS CITY wneat Corn Oats New York Cash drain. NEW YORK, Sept. 10. WHEAT Market steady; December 11.61: May 61 63; Sept. 31 61; Ne.

3 red winter 81.64. e. i. t. N.

export baels: 81.63 f. b. to arrive. CORN Market eaey; No. yellow, 11.10; No, 3 mlxedjll.01.

Htm York Flour. NEW YORK. Sept. 10. FLOUR Steady.

Spring patents $8,100 8.60; clears 7.6oe 6.00; soft winter etrsighta 86S07.60; hard winter straights 81.400160; patents $4.60 1 0.00; clears 7.00 87.76. New York Poultry. NEW YORK. Sept 10. POULTRY Dressed Easy; chlcksns 80940c; turkeys.

30 40c; geese 1643e: broilers 34o; fowls 80PS7ct ducks. 16 41 14c. Live: Steady; chickens 3641 S9c; turkeys 36 4010c: ducks 36t)30e; fowls 30O 32c; roosters 14o; geeae 20c New York Potatoes. NEW YORK, Sspt. 10.

POTATOES Steady; nearby whits, 3.604.76. SPECIAL BOND 4JCOTATIONS. (Furnished by The First Trust Company) (Saturday's Quotatlona) Bid Asksd 9 03 09 04 100 102 07 108 101 101 103 103 07 38 A. E. O.

fs. 1041 Amer. For. Pr. Andes Copper Ts.

1343...... Argentine O's, 1957 Argentlns 4's, 9M Argentine 0'e. 1960 Austrian 7'S. 1943 Australia as, iee mm. at B.

O. SW. B's. 1960 wis I 102 1961 06 17 106 B. A O.

O'S. 1096 Bel a. Govt. 7's, 1 Rrittsh lU'n 103 Rrnoklvn Edison 6'S. 1841.

..101 Csnada 6's. 1931 102 Canada 8 s. 1353 101 Canada 6's. 1920 ..102 Cent. Pac Ry.

0s, 1060..., 07 Chi. Rap. Tran. 6's. 1044..

Censumsrs Pr. 6's. 1953.... Dodge Bros, Dodge Bros, common Finland 6's, 1946........... Finland Is, 1950 3 07 07 2 17 06 01 Helta 6'a 1963 08 Harshey Choc.

6'a 1940. Ind. Bk. Japan 6's. 1027 09 Jap.

Govt, 4's, 1931 03 Jap. Govt. 4'S, 1064 01 Missouri Pacific 7's, 1010. ..100 Nat. Cy.

Bk. N. T. 4. 91 N.

O. A St. I 6's, 1074. 07 N. Y.

Steam 0's. 1947 101 Paris M. R. R. 6'a 1968..

73 Rotterdam 6 1064 102 Raxnn Pub. Works 7'S, 1148. 4 91 Seine 7's. 1943 91 Tenn. Else.

Pr. 4's. 1947. 103 Virginian Ry. 6 s.

1962 96 09 04 0J 6.04 7 103 80 103 92 93 103 WE PAY DELIVERED QUOTED MARKET POULTRY AND EGGS NELSON BROS POULTRY CO. 701 St. Phono BS444 of equal preMure. AlN 1 Open High 1 Low Ulteat 1 I 183 (ll 161 Dec. .160 61 160 I Corn 1 I 88 88 83 78 71 77 May.

II 14 100 101 46 46 40 44 11 mm tS7 34 101 101 23 33 IA 10 1 By Innings Philadelphia Cincinnati ft 0 2 ft ft ft ft 01 .1 0310034 7 Humniary Two base hit Kouah, Fon aeca. Frlberg. Tbree baae bit Uar grave. Home run Walker. Htolen base Roush.

Sacrifice hit Bressler. Double play Cavsney. Crits and NleUaus; Duraing. Henllne and Ulrich. Struck eut By Ulrich 8.

Baae on ba lieOft Rlxey 1. Time 1:33. Umpires McCormick and Klein, Giants Knocked Off By Chicago's Cubs CHICAOO. Rept. 18 The Cuba beat the Olanta today 4 to 3.

and climbed eut of the National league cellar aa a result of the defeat ot Philadelphia by the Red a The Cuba, In addition te getting a round doaea hits, were aided by three errors by Farrell, who succeeded Jackson at abort when the latter was slightly injured. Kew AB PO A Southworth. cf 6 ft ft ft 0 0 Prlsch, 2b 6 0 3 4 3 1 Young, rf ft 0 1 0 ft 0 Meusel, If 1 18 0 0 Terry, lb .4 1 3ft 0 0 Llmlstrem, Sb 4 0 0 0 1 0 Jackson, as 4 0 2 1 8 1 Karrell, ss 1 0 0 0 1 8 Snyder, 3 0 0 4 1 0 Me Mullen, .10 1 2 0 0 Mcott, ,2 0 1 1 2 0 Dean, 1 0 ft 0 1 0 Ben Hey 1 ft 0 ft ft ft Totals Bentley batted for Dan t'hlcag o. AB Adams, 2b 8 Metsler, cf ft Krslgau. 2b 8 Jahn.

If 4 Munson, rf ft Or I mm, rf 8 Plttenger, ss 2 Hartnett, 4 Blake, 2 2 11 34 13 8 In ninth. PO A 0 2 3 4 0 3 0 0 0 0 4 ft 1 0 '0 4 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 ft 2 2 0 8 0 Totals 37 ft 12 2T 20 4 By Innings: New York ft ft ft 1 ft 1 98 Chicago Iftftl4ft4ft4 Summary: Home run Freigau. Two base hit Scott, Munson. Hartnett. Left on base New York 10, Oh Ira go 10.

Struck out By Scott 3, by Dean 3. by Blake 3. Double play Jarkson to Frisch to Tsrry; Plttenger to Adams to Grimm. Umpires Dsy. I'ftrman and Sweeney.

Time 1:86. A New Tork Trenton Philadel phla bicycle road race will be held September 20 and more than 300 riders, representing at least 20 of the country's leading cycling clubs, 111 participate. Trophies, cups. medals and cycllris; paraphernalia to the value of $5,000 are offered as prizes to the successful riders. Chiesfcto Wasninoton Second Game.

Lttleaa o. ABRHPOA25 Hooper rf 4 3 3 0 0 0 S. Harris, rf 3 0 110 0 Davis, ss 4 1 1 4 4 ft Barrett, tb 8 1 2 2 3 0 Sheely. lb 0 3 0 0 0 alk. If 8 3 4 8 0 4 Moetll.

cf 4 3 3 8 0 4 Ktrnm, 3b .....4 2 1 2 4 0 flchalk. 4 2 2 0 Crouss, 3 1 1 8,0 0 Lyons, 8 2 2 0 1 0 Totals 17 24 17 1 wasHing tan. 0 0 a 0 4 0 0 1 0 0 0 ft 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 PO A Rice, ef 8 Harris, Ooslln, If Judge, lb Vu rf MctJee, lb J. Herris. 1 4 0 0 2b 0 rf lb" a a 'e A.

MrNeely, ir HlUfge, 2b Stewart. ktut, as Huel, Tate Xarltary, 0 A ilama, Zb Jannes. et liallou, severeid a .0 Totale 8T 0 137 18 4 Hevereid batted for Ballot! tn ninth. By Innings: Chicago ....0 0 0 ft 3 0 0 01? Washington 00000000 00 Summary Twotase hit Barrett, Falk, Lyons. Three base hit tiheely.

Htolen baae Sheely, Mrhaik. afoatll. Sacrifice hit Lyons. Double play Russell to Judge. Hxae on belle Oft l.yone ft, off Russell 1, off liallou ft Struck out By Lyons 3.

by Jr.ach'ar 4, by Ballou I. Hits Off Zeuhary. 8 in 3 Innings; off Ruseell. ft In 1 2 3 ii nfvgo; off Ballou. 8 In 4 1 1 Innings, gsieaer Meaarw.

vmpir AMERICAN LKAGCB. OWL Washington 141 ft 89 Philadelphia lit 84 88 St. Louia 74 44 Detroit ............141 73 48 Pet .646 ,61 .636 .618 .607 .461 .441 Chicago ...........144 73 71 Clevwiand ..145 67 78 New York 143 63 80 Botton 143 43 9 NATIONAL LBAGTK. Pittsburgh 148 IQ 84 New York ........142 81 61 Pet .626 .670 .638 .486 .471 ,446 ,430 Cincinnati .........13 77 64 dt. Louie 144 70 74 Brook I ya 14 66 74 Boston 146 68 81 63 81 Philadelphia 141 61 81 AMERICA ASSOCIATION.

JL, Pet .660 .665 .637 .626 .476 .467 .430 .361 Leuitvllle ....167 103 66 St. Paul ...167 67 70 inntanapone it Mlnnvapolte ...158 63 76 Kaniai City .......168 76 63 Toldo .....164 73 83 Milwaukee 166 68 0 iJulumbue 167 67 100 Tigers Outlast Mack's Athletics PHILADELPHIA. SeU 1. Detroit tpok the third same from the Ath letlca today, bombarding Sam Gray from the peak tn the third Inning to finally win by te i. The score: Detroit.

AB PO A Haner, 3b 4 I 3 1 0 O'Hourke. 2b 6 ft 7 1 wiiigo. II 4 3 3 0 I 8 8 Cobb, cf 6 MeUinaun. rf 6 Blue, lb 4 Tavener, as 4 Baaaier, 0 4 DauaM, i a 4 3 13 3 3 1 Total 3 14 37 II l'hlliMieiphta. Aft PO A Biacbop, 3b.

...4 1 3 1 3 Cochrane, .4 1 3 1 I Perkma, 10 4 11 Bwll. If 4 0 3 14 aiiiiiuuui, tt 6 9 I 3 0 fc'ienth. rf 1 Hull, lb 4 4 Lyea. so .4 1 3 13 3ft 1 1 8 04 UMHoway. aa 2 tiiiiUU a ray, ft 0 0 0 0 0 Poole 1 900 030 0 0 0 Maniac, 1U1 1 Groves, 6 0 0 tamar 1 1 1 0, 0 0 Totale 38 ft 11 37 14 8 l'OOle batted for tlrair In Uat.

battwi for lUrrma in eeventh; Lamar utiwy in aeventti. By inning, Philadelphia ...0 1 0 1 0 1 3 06 Wmiiinary; Twe buee hit Cochrane. 'lavener. Freniti Dybee. Stolen baao Blue.

Hunn. lUa on bulla off Ury 3. off Uiove 1, off iU4, a. Huu. lt oui By oray 1 by Herrlae by uiovea 3.

by Dauas 1. Umpire. Mildetueud and Kaita. Pacific Coast League. A6 NtnfrunrUre.

Plrat gamev II Portland Mi 13 3 San Pran. 0 1 a 3 lo Leerena and Hannah Idoudy, Urlf fin ans) Agnew'. HtM ond game it Po lUr 0 1 0 3 4 4 10 1 eeaer sad Tobin; Oeary. nd Al Hue re at en to. Vernon ftftftftgggg J1 bacramento 0000031ft 3 ft 4 a.lia and At Sail Lake.

First game Oakland 0 0 0 ft ft ft ft ft T0 4 3 Sou lke 3 4 0 0 0 ft ft 1 a.t f4 is Isaaejf. McKenley, Mlekok and Baker i Muleahy and Cook, Mecoad game 4 4 3 1 0 0 47 bait 4 8 0 0 0 0 i i ia 9 Kraue, Pmett end Read: Hulvev Stroud. Ponder and Ceok. 'vey. At I4M Angeles.

If. Seattle 1 0 0 1 3 0 0 1 ft ft 19 4 Los Angela 08430000 is 13 4 ruseell, C'hekatui4 and Bald Wlu; Payu and tiaudboff. le S. EPT. OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU CHARLES F.

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