The ' Omaha Sunday Bee
PART V.
SPORTI.IG SECTION
PAOES 1 TO 4.
THE OMAHA DEC
Ecst VKt
VOL. XXXVII NO. 9.
OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 1"?, 1907.
SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS.
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rceiva tt ran t tell whether h ts getting
thirty dots sr fifty. He doean t know
w aether It is th Lord's Prayer or th
Declaratioa of Imtepemtenr. "
MID-WEST TENUIS TOCLXEI
DUMB WORK FATAL TO CUBS!
STenA Aaaial Ket BrLnj faniit
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QHL1EJL BATS Ef WUMG I0B31
KIbiiII Tkm
ttmw til nM am m
Llwewla SMtti t
Tatter.
Oman IX. Dmw A
5mnw errors wer largely responsible I
tir th losing of th u Br th Teddy
Bear to th RoorXe family Saturday after
noon at Tmton street park by th scors of I
C Ml Th error column one bait tell 1
C th dura a plays w ate ft win mod fry J
Captain. Wueir and til cohorts La tiieir
attempt to play a vnt of ball la th
champtoaahlp series.
Sanders ani Rick Alamo the two south
paw, wer opposed to each ather and th
honors wer about oven, botk twin ait
hard, ten ait being mal by both, Dwwt
and Onto a "Hi differenc waa that San- I
sr had- support, whi' Adams bad not
Th kail waa muffed by th Mountain
and tbsown around tn durao headed fatiaoo.
Sandars waa a prominent factor tn. th
winning t to uw. aa b bit th bail
tvtct, th Orat tlm drtvtng tn. two run
and th second tint sending oo bimft
Hi: aim fielded eve-ything which cam bia
way. Denver nail th Jnt start toward '
corrng. when Wheeler lamled for a doubl j
tit th One Inning, but danders passed
Whits and than strick out CHil Sport Ms- I
Hal. Omaha nodn two singles la th
opening rounit, but thy did a good except
tr show th ham folk they tncsudad to I
land on Mr. Adam lCr la th train a.
Th first run wm mad tn th second
toning by tn Bovrkan Aatrey singled and
wica aat tlm to turd a a double, Son
aara bit th bail t right and both, cam
tooa although. thr wm no need of tt if
Mr. Uurpay bad show kuman Intelligence
and carown th ball bam mstead of to
Watch, would aut bar trtd to
tt Croat third if th ball bad ta
atartstt toward th bom plat.
Dn-rr mad fair stnI. In th tftl.M
tnnln and at that waa ahl t.t t.t but :
on mat around th circuit, although
ant fut SeldlntT on th part uf iiuuteri
waa Mtiwiuf ta bend off WDeeier at
bom, whea Old Sprt hit to tii tntleid
with thra on base.
That waa th only rut made by Denver,
except fn th sixth Cnninjf. when. Mi!
Lonoufh s Bom run waa respooslbU (or
thre runs, and on mora waa mad on
H. Adams' sla;L and aa Infield out. Mo
Hal had slnld and Lauterhortt willed
wbast MeDonnuirb, hit th ball past WU-tx
and Autrey.. tt looked tin tt would roll
aaajnat th fenc. but Lnateail nxal
bus bundv completely clarins; til top
f th fene ami scortns; three runs.
Tlkr Staww f Paw
Omthit mil tiire rana tn th fFirt:
tnnTX Acstin. wiiiteil and LxBrand Iwat
out an at'emptt at x aacrtilcc. Wt.jh
wslTteit and Sanders struck out wni
B-ii-.u RJt f'jr a douhl. wtiifU. irli!U.iil
, ti ho-iei, t. hick wr fall whan a mod
tha Sit
tu fifth Lani.no; tww mc runs rr
ois.ir u lthaut a hit IB waa a rial conv
edT f srr-irx Two bases oi bal'us. a man
b.r. twi wr and tbre stolen, Ua
wer what did th buatnass.
tn th svnth tare singles, a aaj in
& . i.. . 1 . r. ,nr.: ' i,, .
f.iur mora runa Omaha waa bl v-iltd in
tn s-jntn. uuunav a an mon run r
B"dl.
Lincoln: wtlJ b at Tint on. street park
CI ai'ternowa for on ram.
T'Jo score:
OMAH.C
AB.
Eei'l'en. rf
Gimiln. e I
L'xiin. i-
Aiiatin, at ..........
Unham, ...........
Autrey. if 1
La Brand, Iht.
eUrn. ef -- I
Saaiiars,. B. 4
R. K. PX aC
2 I
2 t
dill!)
I 2
I I t
4 t 3
a 2 w
3 I X
i a a
5 vi ar m l
Total
ZVES.
H. PO. 4. 3
Karphy. rf.,
Cassady. Lf-
t
fc hits, Ih. a
ltd fclai. f
LaaurtMrn,. 2b a
1-tiU a. ... 4
Mcoaaua. c
sL atlama p .
Totals)
Run
Am.la ..
i,ner
3T t XL 3a
.. t a a -a
itllttttl-l
Hit
omaij ... a a t a -a
a 3-U
Tw-ba ltt: Welch. Btisenv Whir.
Tumea-baa hit: Adam. Horn run: M..I
Lnmnusii. Bu on, ball: Ot Saoulvr. L;
it Adiunav Hit by pitched ball: Br
Adam. L Srruirk nt: By atuxters, 3; by
A tama. i. Left aa bases: Omaaa, T; Ca
rr T. Dwubl play: Qranans, tindinT
and lVBrand. Aaxiia amt Oraiutm: Adam
and " ai.ii?w. L,nn 1 - -v
Aarrey. nita imam. im Lain.
atreanaa. Attewianc: L ta
SMn f tm
1 '
tancolar today.
San-Wr waa bit bard, btt what waa th
dliZ a tunc a th whol team waa Uoin
.... . hn,k mt him
Th oMCUa now la waathas- Lincola will
b a l to iv Oman, a aecnack ta tn a-
ward mad whicte k tyin auhd foa tn Did
Marphy waa e,uit a bar FrMay wtta all
tl, wwak awa a aputil it a-l y aia
taint pi ay Satardar, wae h let tn tw
run; tun tt waa acsssry to IC but
a acroaa eh piacav
By wtonieg yeacerday th OwuthA team
baa pertitroiad tn fciat of winning; ovary
gani f.J th hut tare serta una bw
ttrefl placed at Viae. stra4 pork stwsi
(xnal-.a and Cwaver.
lUneally. th Omw shortbin Irt Cor
hi ham last aiant vtM h will rwaam
until a reeovvra tnm ta affeata at braaA
Out Chre bmnea n bia hands. H la) a auuai)
la City Clerk Ceaa Bather.
Tb avirt Dttnr turn aeaxly tuDM
Braaaa. La th sixth, IrniHit LauLerbwra
haa a good cnasf Cor a duuht py. out
um muSed th 0L Ta Uea puLyera
u4hrtd b bad nuJtt Uu '. bate suopr
arupui tt ta aa MtWnt tv taraw is
uu roai3 iiim a iaxb
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MOLXXaV Asa, tL-M.it Mtim
a box tat ta atntbi ntatngj ws ta
C a dubi-aadr tar Co
laoiae. fcs a wn if I U I Tb kasaw
war 911d at to tlm. Bafor to aacaad
Csaxxr HaskatT ttoaiarad kia
bis) snefr&sl . and
aiayex aaatxrea were mm saasi f. Kail seat
Shaoauo, oa. but Holsi rifiisa ba sad
any ty mr tax thm 91.
t mix th selds. waited ttv
thea Insrn sVeciarad ta goal tosfauad
I r M.nr . by a ser af t A Tb
grwt goat wis th rftmax mt th grma.l
awiia af baal BCw
Ott HuM and
Lntom. M
: JLay sat wild a sm4 aarx
it kin snppsrt we g swvk
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"W. T. HATES, THE CHAMPtOX.
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onlnr that, although th CHampa lUVd th
ba.9 f.jur tims thy wr anaht ta
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I t.lnra war no mora till th Urtt oC th
I BinrK whn. with on out. Ketchm sin-
tried and want ta second on Fa as out, from
Clar'io to ttter. Holmes went tnto th
tarn and bit short. Th ball was p:lud
op and threw wild to first, allowing Lin
coln's only score.. In th last of th nuitn.
wtth, two oat. Wilsoa stnirled and M.:Lr
,t.- f,TT. mui nn-n t.
Hogrlever. M:Laifhnn hit ower th r'a"ht
ftel I ftai- tot two baoes and scored th
winning run. Scorer
DEB MO-tMIS.
A3. R H. FO. A.
Wllnrm. rf. 5 I
M'-Lr. If J
Hoifr'.ever, Jb 3
M.'Lanifhlin. cf J
Dwr.er. lb
iinilre'ts. a . 1
doutinaur.. sa. J
T?r t
CTorit, 9.
9
1
I
U
3
t
1
Total
; 3 a
r 13
ab. a.
H. PO.
2 3
Ketchenv rf-
ri. it) t
Reddirtt. Jh 3
Holmes, rjb. I
DwMn, if.........
Vnlnn. rf 3
tumier. sa. . 3
4
4
0
4
t
2
2
9
I
2
1
13
i AulllVU. r 3
! cKay, p. I
Totals .1 2S
2 "3 U
Twt out when wlnntns; scDr was mau.
Batted for Shannon.
t Moines rfta -2
Uncola 8 8 4 4 I I
.jipnnl run: D Motoes. L Tw.bat
hiis: ftilsin. MaLauajhiin. T'iree-base hitr 1 f(,r milP9 fj)iia tture hits. Out of Its clean
rJff bar." Des MmaU;MLln.WC-..tf B.ton man-tire.1 to max only one
wild sitciiear McKay. 2. Struck out: By run but that waa enough. Sirore: R.H.E.
Lrk. 7: by Mobk-ay. i stolen naaxit:
Wilson. MrLeax. box. Hfflmrt. uououi
plays: Eetcnem t Sulltvan: flnrk. Ho
areiver t rstrr Clark t Dexter. 3a!
r'.nca hits: Fox, McKay. Daxter.. Sliannoo.
Tim: 2 110. Attafldanc: 1.MM. Umpire:
HaskeO.
SOuTS OUAHA COuBTBT WTI3
Oas Bwt vvtal ta Ow-I
A n-stded cam between th South,
, Omaha Country dub- and th Overland waa
Blaywf on th former' ground yestssmay.
Tn Country club aucplaysd th Overload
at all scage of th fame. McMaacars
pitched a f'Ht gam, bu given p
sucrpurt. Tb pttchlna; o Ro waa th fea
tnr.. scrkmtT out twiv and allowing bust
a stal and tw doable. Kcnneity tla
tin rote ht himself by bard rannios m
kanaVd ateh. alow makm three stnitle
and on triple btt. S:or:
COOTTRT CLCB.
R. H. A PO. n
w--,-.fT If 22
Taibnt. lb
Marshall. 3. . J
E. t iara. ib
I
a
15
2
I
t
4
CrantlaU. .. .. 1
( -
I
5-0-rtt -e
.. a
t
Sherwowd.. ft
Total
S 2T
A PO.
emtRLAjro
P"iei., cr j
sfm.
, Cariaoo. T
j iwiiaa. 1 . - - t
4
2
1
4
IV
4
2
4
2
t
4
1 4
t mrr.itr
Sneariev. !. . e
Scftwsxckt .-.
Vortrwald. 31V, . 4
McMastra, p
Total. -2
Two-baa fiffsr Oesrea. Snenrlev. T'iree
base hit- Kennedy Sa.-r'flr httr MsrsnaiL
T"nM plo."s: Leer r Mreearr Clark tt
Tn.llwt. STruelt ot: By Foe, tft tv M--MiWev.
10. Stulan bases: Cmintry Club i
Umpire: Rlnifer.
rrrz has 011 ibisjd tcbetxb
Fwekk Piwatr TUVetes ky Lirtlw
- - suasl root
-What atif row tnm ef that throw.
grla'"
TM awry wa hnrtsd at rh Tad
stand 'at TtetsM atrvet park by FWsarrald
f Pnebt afta k bod mad a bird at
threw front baft field and beaded off a rum
at tn aura psat.
Tb glrta all apptsaikt 1
. Later kt thw day wfie TUtget aid fell all
enr hhnawlt Bt garttlno; at a ST terns
taceClno tea b tb grawitoitand ailed nc:
-raria. what a yw think; Pltx nawT
A tttrl snatt rw bar full burht at
funs' feet and turBmj ta faa ra
llied: --VaO. btW aoe gtrl wtta sj-iU al-waya I
think I"tt b ma rhghs.-
Tb faa wah suJbttuad.. a b 8iii d Bt ax I
K moat hav beea Mrs. ritagerald.
Tvs 8atit at
Two garnet win b played an th Ftor
ai! grwmaf tni afterneiin. in first H
) tweet tk P1nmc Attiiecje aott 9Co-
-1
per alie and saaruad between M 'Lurv s Ad- I
and W alter A Clara a, FVst gam
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MATCH AT THI MIDDLE WX3T TTXTR N HIT.
DETROIT STEPS UP A PEG
Wiaa from 5e-w York in Jiati
Inning IUUj.
TAP CZZS320 102 rSTO 453
; wraAlatai Bt ta n ait m aad
I rbuw tmll th Ln4n
Dtwt a rf Ttr
at Gaaa.
DETROrT.. An. tr. -Detroit wallnpd
Xw Trk In th laat inain today, thrby
out tha WTlita S.JX. ChHSbru ha.1 hia r-J-mrt
w.a tn th fourth tanina. but in th lJt
ch.im: th Dwtruiters wulta up and raneit
aruund twtca, putUna them, on to the (fui.
r.tm. t92-
w Toric ft I '1 I --i
Eartir!f: DfHit. h.n:i:in anil Bnmin
n1 1 """"
SOX FAIL TO SCOBE
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a.H H.ld Ta t r.ws- Hit. kl
Ty Ar Caabd t Caaaw
CTUCAOJ. AWT li. waaninston- wiuisii
on th Snx today and toolt eli?va hits from
Pattwrsun's twisters. Til nam was prac-
ti.TalHy -without rr.)rs, th only on betn
i mad by Chicaxr). Smith did som tail
stunts ta th box for the Senators. Score:
R.H.E.
Washimrtoa ..9tI i U "
Oiii:a,i. ft ft (J 0 0 ft a ) I
Battrtes: WashlnifTon, Smith, and Bla:k;
Chicair Patterson and Hart.
JLIOTS 3CO GET A SETBACK
CWwrlaa Refa t t Twa Haw s
CLEVELAND; An. IT. Th Saooteons
a.TB tli Q'iaiTS a drubfttn today, jn
f run in th nrst. frar In th fifth, and on
2 : In th seventh. Rhoa.les allowed: th rtui
but
I nothinir cam of tt for thent Scorer
- R.H.E.
rr!rtveland t I- -4 J
i ' Batteries: Cleveland. Rhoaile and Clark;
4 ! Philadelphia, plank and .Powers.
I SE3ATCB3 SZTTT CUZ BBOWTTS
mm ii
t Iki
Rita
Wafer a. Ar Talalea.
ST. LOCI3, Au. n. T.i visitors won
a bactlH royal today.. One lucky run in th
second vav them a lead. Th St. Louis
batrtrs were unable to solv priitt s curves
, eoacoa .. 1 0 ' ' ' l
St. Louis 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 4
Batteries: Boston. Pniitt and Snaw; St.
Louia. Powell and Spencer.
- An An-AxoiEid Athlete
Th entry of Jack Cannon of Kansas
City ha been, received by th tennis enm
mltto la charx of th Ciddl West tour
nament and It La welcome,. a Mr. Cannon.
BMlrta. belnr a Mania crack, la on of th
best all-around athletes la th west. He
ta th western. American Amateur Athletic
anion mil champion and bold th record
fox that distance of 4 XI. baa a mark of
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jacs cAxxoM or acAjrsA cttt-
1 S f ar tb sn high tumos five fee ton
Inches; tt blu ifsnwimf hand boll cnoon
pu,a. slays right half an th foot baO. team
aad left field oo a kas bail team; h Is
ths seortr.g farwxnl on th basket ball j
taatvn and Is raxtd a to third beat gal? j
plavr in. kTtnsss City. In th haniilcaa ,
tennis tiiorney hist eumnlatad Coaoon was
taaiUcaw pad as aw 12.
Cannon, is a young pUyr but has good
I form, world of spate and a goad bad
f it r" -
BIS 3CEJ 01 3CAT SXXT WUTO
CrtMekv B. rrr. Brw aad Maya !
twits (.).
OtnaiiA laid th foundation ' last winter
for what la designed a th biggest sea
son of wrestling th west has ever knowa,
Peter Loch, th pro cm iter and wrestler
himself, bruught to a succesnful cuimin.t
tioa bis campaign af matches ladt winter
at th Auditorium and Is now planning
oa a much mors claborat season. If his
plana carry be will a.Tord th aimirers
of the mat in , Omaha and vicinity the beet
opportunities Chey ha ever- bail, be will
bring to th etty th wnrlif s greatest mem
Th world's greatest men. very greatest,
are Prank Cotch and Georga Hatrken
strhmldt, th Ruaalan Lion, since the Lln
has recently demonstrated his suprsmacy
over MaUrall, th Terrlbl Turk, wlin
weighs something over 304 poumls.. Who
is th better man, Gotch. or Hack? In still
a matter of doubt since they hav never
met and each has defeated th best men
on- each sui of th waters. Th rivalry
between th two big chiefs la becoming
more Intense each year ami th tlm haj
com for them, tj meet. They would have
met last winter at Kansas City had Hack
come over, but after a para of Sttl.Ooi) bud
been hung up Hack backed down. It was
then said h wa afraid ef Gotch, and this
cfiargs was not altogether dissipated by
a statement of Hack himself when be
said he would like to study up mora oa
th to hold before tackling Gotch. At
that time betting would have favored th
American, perhaps, but It ta a question
if It would today, since: th Russian has
thrown MadraLU who had been regarded La
Europe as Lnvinclbi.
Of course European seal la this Lin
of sport has not always- proves, reliable,
for a few years ago- Europ thought Its
then Terrible Turk waa Invincible and so
did th sultan of Turkey. That whimsical
monarch, bad such impltclt faith ta th
pruvsoa of his champion that h sent hint
to Amartca and agreed to- forfeit a woman
from bis harem every tftn th Turk was
thrown. ' But by th tlm th Turk bod
got half across th" American omiaent
and been used a a foot baa by such
men as Parmer Burns tile sultan decided
he bat better begin trying out new m Ar
terial or h would go- ftrok oa th deal,
so- h la reported to- bars sent out sev
eral scouts Uy se what th minor leagues
hod La th way of promising recruits for
hts harem. At any rats his tavlnclole
wrestler proved a false alarm, nothing
mors til an a big bunch of weight,, and th
only things neceosury to throw him were
cunning and endurance.
It Is barely poeslal,. though not prob
labte. this new p annum, MadralL Is of
tb same class.
Mr. Loch's plan now Is to start the big
'mills wtth perhaps Burns and Purr, th
winner ta meet Fred BeelL th w Inner
; of this match to meet Frank Gotch. and
then. If possible, hav th winner of that
match go against Hackenschmidt. It Is
a I to- I shot Gotch will bo th winner
' of th latter match, and he Luis u-ujiy
friend who still think h can put "h
big Russian ta th mat.
Parr, though he Lust twice last winter
no Farmor Bums, ta nevertheless a jreat
wrestler. Burns, of course, is La a class
to himself. What Parr needs ta stay .ng
gu&lity. For th orst go h Is undoubt
edly th fastest mam oa th mat. unless
tt b BaelL and he generally wins In th
flrst go. but a can't hold his wind for
th ather two. Such was his exparanc
both; times b mc Burns) last winter.
Beell 1 kicked upon aa th logical suc
cessor to Gotch as champion sf Amer
ica, and yet h 1 not now regarded as
auit as good a maa as th present
champion. H 1 thirty pound llghres
and savers! Inches shorter, but for his
Kit aad St ft six b bt th beat
bundl that ha svr been wrauped tf r,
and na man. no- otaxtar wtki b Is, ha
any tlm ta los waa he ta wreatll-ig
with Beell. It must b remembered that
BeeU Book th title away from GoCja
tn X-ivmfier,. lsoi, alblt Gotch got tt
back ta th Ostlawing February.
BeeU. showed ta OmtHc something of
kl wonilerfal gualltte last winter when
k did away with Pet Loch ad PZisnl
Kloak tfi same evening la a limited tUoA.
TBI -STATE TESTIS TtTCBXET
aye
Blataewwtefc kTcals
ta
rUailMAIf,
eSIOTX CTTT. L-. Aug. IT. tn on of th
hardest fights ever waged oa a tenolt. court
tn Shiax City Walter T. Kayo sf Toledo,
la. and Lw. W. E. Blatherwtck of Rock
Talley, 1 successfully defended their
tit'. t th doubt champiuaohln- af th
Trt-Stat Tennis ansoclatioa by defuating
John Barton and P. E. Phillip af Sioux
Falls three ut of dv seta,, t-i, -!. (-A -4
aad a-A
Xa Boat tSta Ptsw.
Timely hitting and good general playing
wa a gam yesterday fj th team of
R. a. Dun A Co.. sgamsr, tb Omalia Gas
company. To eatchmg af Tlckery was
aa esrsclal feature af th performance.
uui.ua awwcu tuma n a. anawuurw luu
atttfnilanea, whtca wa a llber-U oaav
Bressraan work en third was tn sub
ject of much, diacusstiia anil generally
speaAing to gam was an esurit.ng tu
toroHg.'uiut. Botun-es: Fbr Duo, Voilterp
and Wrglt; for Go company. Lewis aad
Clark. Score, I to 4. Games wtta aay f
th locals or destrad.
Traais Clakv
Th Sarmtuga Tennis club r.eli txs Art.
mg for its awconit aon ial ro'irnament Fri
day evening. Lmup fur ttnglest
J ilillusm slay a cieadiey.
H int piays Luirao.
C. M?a.eoa1 Blast Bennett.
Pbeap siays Vaut Dorao.
G'ly rt tti guars Lv
Parjlca piays t. ;,isyia,
Swaut piays Lan.
Ballard jiaji Martin.
Guy K 'naas, srestitent of tb ctnbi. Jla-
ssnteit tn slivkt cup Lajt f vox. wiuuk is th
crapay u a oamreaxaa Cos.
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KRTCTGH COLLXN'S. WXSTERX CIIAM-
PLOX.
SCHOOL TEACHERS AT SCHOOL
Isustlrtt Wst Meur Vertitg to
tVtv Pfsttal rstslm t
I tt 1 aetata.
Tb Docgla County Teachers' tnstitat
will be held in the Omaha High school
building this week. Th sessions will be- '
gin each day at 13 a. m. and close at j
12 30. Tb instructors will b Prof. A. A. '
Reetl of Lincoln, state tnspei-tor of b:gh
schools Principal A. H. Waterhous of
Omaha. Miss JTellle May Schlee af th
Pent Stats normals and Supt. W. A. Toir
of the Dnuglaa county sirhonla
Speaking of th institute. Mr. Toder said
T-vd. w ss. flynt whkOT pminfY inittiriitr
were really summer schools, th purpos
being to Lnstruet teacners in cne suojeci ;
matter to be taught This la not th cos
now, especially tn localities most favijrably
situated educationally. Th many high j
schools, normals and colleges, both prtvat ,
and public, make unnecessary any attempt j
to give academic Instruction tn the county '
Institutes. As a rxsrrit, th Institutes ar 1
becoming mnn and more professional ta j
their purpose. Th country supennienneni. s
Lnspecooa f the sulniol during each year
show bint dearly how th work can be
mad more practical, what phases of school
work need to b strengthened, and what
must b specially emphasised before th
opening of a nsw school year. In th Doug
las county Institute this year, besldas th
general classes, there will be a special
class fbr principals, on for grad teach
ers, and on for rural teachers. Th
county Institute will b attended by th
village and rural teachers of this county
as well as by soma who will teach. In
other counties.'
WHERE COTS COME RAPIDLY
Telsrrasoev Tn
Wtkt stams tk
Wdt
fat
-What a layman doesn t know about tel
egraphy would fill oa encyclopedia,'' said
John L. McCague. who was aa operator
tn. th days of his buy hood. "iow Alex
Charlton there, on of my partners, .loesn't
know any more about telegraphy than a
cot, and Til prove It Ones I had bint
prepare a cod for as In, our corrspond
nc. both for secrecy and to decrease tele
graph charges. When h handed tt to ma.
I found tlie word 'sheep' and directly 00
Boslt tt th meaning, -money received and
deed given.
" -I.a her. Charlton. " I saliL Th oper
ator who- receives that "sheep' will get a
regular b-r-r-r-r. He can't tell whether tt
ts sheep or cows, likely- Boat you know
that "shp"" Is a string of fourteen dots.
Without a dash, to relieve th monotuny.
Is three dots "U ' ts four dots "'" ts an
dot and "V Is five dura' "
That's nothing.' said a telegrapher at
stnk beadu'iortews, whea Mr. MicCagne's
story was repeated to him. "If you want
a string of dots forty-five feet long, giv
'rm. Mississippi.'" Tb 'M give ya two
dashaa to start with, and then you get
thirty dots tn. succession. Th fellow who
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nuia so., Aug. it. spfiai. in ,
sixth annual tournament of th Frteetd
Tnnia chib wis slaved kere on Tisesttay,
Wednesday and Thursday af this week.
There went tweafy-tght entries, composed
f som of th best players in th state,
and som fast exhibitlnns sf tennis were
wttnessed by th spectators tn both singles
and doubles, making on of the most suc
cessful meets ever held tn th west,
Messrs. Funk and ScuddVr of Doniphan
won th eupa hi doubles and any Cdmond
son of this city th cup for tingles. Liber,
man' and Albrecht of this dry won tn tb
consolation doubles and S O. Scudder af
Doniphan th consolation tlngiea
Following I th senr by rauods:
First round sf double
Funk anit Scudde beat Dorsey aad Wblt
eomb, 4-4, 4-4.
Champ and Edmondsno beat B urban k
and Hisebiwlc 4-L 4-1
Stone and Toung beat Libwrmaa and AI-br-e-ht.
4-J. 4-1.
Wwlin and Hnwey beat Hannws and
Hull. 4-3, 4-4.
Kesier and Hacker beat Barton and
Pierce, 4-J. 4J.
ngi and Hawz beat Proudfit and Dor
wart T-4 T-S.
Llndstrom and labtrmaa beat Mors and
Callahan. T-4. 4-2.
:inii round
Funke and Scuditer boot Champ and
Edmondson. S-W. 4-1. T-5.
Stone and Young beat WeaverlLng and
How-y. 4-t 4-1.
Ingie and Hawk beat Kesier and Hacker.
J-4. 4-2. 4-4.
Llndstr-m and Liberman a by
Semi-dnals:
Funk and Scudder beat Ingie aad Hawk.
T-o. 4-L
Tour and Stone beat Ltnifstram and
Llberman. 4-2. -i
Final round:
Funk and Sirurlder beat Taong and Stonav
4-4. -7. ,4-UI. 4-1
la th singes (first round:
Barton bear Hull. 4-2. 4-L
Cailanan beat S,me. 4-4, 4-4.
Funk beat Proudrtt, 4-4 -2.
Fdmondson beat Sruddr, 7-4, 3-4.
Dm-wart beat Toung. 4-A 4-4.
Hawk beat Hannea, 4-4. 4-4.
Hiseueek beat Morse, 4-4. 4-4.
Veaerllng k.at Champ. 4-L
Ha'ker beat Ingl. 4-4, 4-a.
Liniiatrom beat Llberman. f-L -!
Keeper beat Whitcomb. 4-4, 4.
Llberman beat Pterca, 4-4, 4-4.
Albrecht. a by a.
Second round:
Barron beat Callahan. 4-4. 4-4,
Edmondson beat Funk. 4-1 4-A
Lorwart beat Hawk. 4-4. 4JI.
Weavertflg beat Hisebeek. 4-L 4-2.
Llndstrom beat Hacker. 4-). 4-4.
A'hr-i-ht beat Kesier. 4-4. 4-2-Thlrd
round:
Eilmomleon beat Barton -3. k-4,
Weawnrling beat Pwwart. 4-4. 4-4, t-T.
Llndsrrum beat Albrecht. t- 4-L
Seml-flnals:
vuaver!mg beat Llndstrum, 4-4. S-Jt k-X
Fdmomlsoa. a by.
Finals:
Edmondson beat Weavsrllng. 4-2. ft-X
Consolation doubles 1 first nunif):
Llberman and Albrecht beat Dorsay and
Burbank and Kieebeek boot Hanne god
HuiL 4-2. 4-L
Barton and Pierce beat Prood.1t aad
Dorwart. 7-i 4-C
Callahan and Morssv a by.
Semi-finals:
Llberman and Alnreebx beat Bur ban it aad
Hisebeek. 4-1 VH. tVX
Barton and Plere boot Mors aad Calla
han, T-i. 2-4. 4-3. ,
Finals:
Libermaa and Arbrecht beat Barton aad
Plrc. T-i, 4-L
Consolation stngies f first reund:
Scudder beat HulL 4-3. 4-L
ProtulAt beat Hanne. 4-4, -.
Mors beat Champ. 4-4, 4-4.
Whltcnrao beat Llberman. 4-4, t-V. (-L
Llberman beat Pierce, 4-4. 4-4,
Sei;ond round:
Scudder beat PmuittTt. 4-t, t-4.
Morse beat Whitcotnb. 3-4. 3-4. 4-4.
Seml-finais:
Scudder beat Mors. t-L (-4.
Llberman,. a bye.
' Finals:
Scudder beat Libermaa, 4-3. 4-3.
UNCLE SAM WANTS HELP
Th United State Civil Servtc com
mission announce th following ttami'V
atlons to sweur a list of eUglble ts Ml
existing vacancies In th etvtl service:
September 4 For th petition of dl
and timlmaker, at a.an per oay. m n
mail lock repair shop, Postomc depart
ment; age limit, 24 yoars r avar. Fur
the position of marine engineer, at IW1
per annum, in nuarterma.iter's deport-ment-at-Lorge.
Boston, aga Limit. So yar
r avar.
Septembar 5 For th poaltlon ef m-spei-tor's
assistant (mal)-, at 3444 per
annum, tn the bureau of antavl Indus
try. Department of Agriculture. Promi
tloa to 21 O'l'l per annum la mod after
three years' satisfactory servti-, anil
from that figure up to 11.300 par anarxm;
axe limit, 2i to 1 year.
tfeotemOer 11-12 For th position of
local assistant inspector sf hulls. stea'O
boat inspection servtc. at S 1.4M pr an
num: age limit, 25 to 54 year
September 1 For th vooltlon of fora
men mechanic, at 31.240 per annaot, t'ior-termaster-s
dopartmant-at-Large. United
Bne til aoial-
cioa of mineral clerk, at S3 per day. tn
th offlc at th surveyor general of Cal
ifornia; age limit. 14 years or ovor. For
tn position ef plumber and steam fittsr.
at li'10 per annum, at Fart Oglethorpe,
ij.. aga limit. 2l years ar avar.
COMET NOW IN MORNING SKY
silgg 7 CrwtgBttaa
ralve-raory.
A rnmot ts sow vlaiQl bt th morning
sky. Th best Vew may b bod at about
t o'clock. Th couwc will be found easily.
It Is half way ap tn th sky and about
midway bsrwosn tn praminsot stars tn
th Twins anil tn Orion. Th talf bt.aboat
thre times as long as th moon's diameter,
and ta growing, although., 1b about a weak
ar so tn comet will b lust bt th mora.
Big twilight. It Is surely worth half aa
hour's sleep to those who) hav never seen
a comet. Th view may b sotnawbat 41s
appuinting. bowanrstv ta thos who expect
to se a comet af th kind usually saown
In books sf astronomy.
Th comet baa ao eonnaetlam with tb
meteor, which ts reportad to hav fallen
tn East Omaha last Wadnasday sight. If
anyone will b kind -enough to toll mm tb
exact spot where th maKour fall, I will
go to se tt and find out whether tt bt
a meteor ar not, although If tt atun front
Saturn, as unoon has ssssrtd I oat
sura th labat wKl b mlsstng
WTLLIAM F. &IGG1I, A J.
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Tmottuw la th day set for In opanm
sf th eleventh, annual Middle Wet, tennis
tournament for th championship af th
midril west, th tournament )o b played
as usual an th courts sf th Omaha Field
pton for the titia ef champion (or th eom
tournament In charge ts gratified avwr th
way en trie bar been coming tn. Th
tournament bids fair to emu! at Its pre
deeessnrs In an way. that bt tn bains;
better than any previous tournament.
Mors and mors each year Is tb Mlddlt
West tournament caneldered a national tn
st ttutlnn and Is recogaiseit a on sf tb
loading events af th year, tt has always
beea recognised by th national body, th
United States National Laws Tennis as
sociation. Again this year ts th konotT
given to play for th ebamptnnshlo af tb
middle west oa th Omaha eourta
Tb winner of th singles tn th tourna
ment will be called npaa ta play Walter
7. Hayes of To'edu, Is., the present ehans
pton for th tittle of champion for th com
ing year. Tb winners of th doubles will
play Krsigh Colllna and C. S. Patsrs to
th cOamptonahlp tn douftlea
Hayes ts th wonder of western tennis,
as b simply ptcAed up- th g-tm and stin k
to tt until h bos something aa ail th
players b meets. It ts not fancy tennis
etthr. but simply ability to get sver th
ground and "get- th ball. Th way h
tildes over th courts ts am axing. Not
sf a Rintsoiae mould, he ho an abundonct
ef ability and mokes up (Vir what b Lacks
In fancy strokes by bis great actlvitji.-
" 11.1 Clafc- Will D tt Rtgtt.
. Th Omaha Field club ts not going to
b out, lone this year la th way of enter
tainment by anything any other club In
this vicinity can do, or anything which bat
bean don. Something bos been planned
to occupy th entire leisure Mm sf th
visitor Tb Omaha Country club will
Join m. th entertainment and several unit
stunts hav been arranged to take piac
on those beautiful grounds. Although; th
plans for th entertainment of th visitors
ar not complete, tt Is probable they will
b token to th Aft-Sor-Ben, den Monday
night, ridden across the burning sonata ef
Cibola and mad ta climb th mountains
to th taron of th king of Qulvera.. Tues
day night a Gymkana will be given at tb
Country club, with enough variety of turn
that aa may partlcipat. Wednesday
night tb woman sf th Field ciuft, .wilj
glv a done to help bt th antertalnmant
af the vtsttam Aatomabll ride around
tb city bavw been planned for Thursday
sight, and FY day sight th usual bamiu;
will b hsld, Saturday night Is th night
for th final bop.
Everything at tb elub win be thrown
ansa for the ns and accom modatlrtn f th
visitors, and they can play golf, or host
boa. ar barwt. ar do any old thing they
Th drawings wilt not b mad and wa.
lost mmur to allow aa lot comers la
b placed.
tat
Th directors of th Middle Wast tennis
tournament or gratified with th Inter at
which, Is beirg taken ln this classic alt
ar tb country, for alt th tennis papers
are commenting an th proposition af nuk
ing th Omaha event carry with, tt th fctl
af clay court champion ad tils United
Stat,
Th American Lawn Tennis, besides set
setting forth th claims of th tennis eonv
mitts of th Field etui) tn a long sews
story, bos this to say oultorioily an th
matterr
"Tb p rope sal that a 'clay court eho.-n
plonship' shall be Institute.!, as noted on
another page. Is on that has som strong
arguments behind It Everyone knows how
much, dlfferenc there is between play oa
gross and on earth.' clay, gravel and ather
similar material. Th change from on to
th ether Is sot to be lightly mod. Met
who- ploy sir one confess their Inability t
enuel their gam on th other- Th Omaha
Field ctUb bos mad formal application t
th United States Xatlnnol Lawn Tannin
association to hav tts Midi It West tourna
ment sanctioned as th "Clay Court Cham
ptonship.' It holds that th clay court bt
peculiar to and practical universal tn th
west, and that th tournament, coming
at th aom tlm as th Newport meeting,
bt entitled to- share honors with, th latter
as a national event. Thar Is good ressna
mg btrhtnd th claim, at least sn far aa It
relates to a separation of grass and sort It
courts, and th outcome wtu b awaited
wfth interest
Mlias awrl Tallow nt Kasaas City.
Following th Miiiitl West Cournaoient at
the Field dubi th sixth annual Mlsaourt
Talley Tennis tournament under gh '
ausplcas of fat Kansas City Athletic etna,
, will b held at Ifsnsas City, th dote
being Aoguat to Aaguat S.
; Stiver ran will b given for, th flrst,
ssrond and nmi ilntlnn prises in. bwtli sto
gies and alatskktstv la ad.lltloa to- thea th
Ouraey A Wart challesg trophy win also
b ployed tost Mr. Tsraon bos two win a
to bis creata and should h b succastful
this tlm fi wtu kacora his personal psoo
srty. That Tsnsas City Athletlo dub- will
also offss? two savor eupa to b known ss
ebaHaag trontas. and which must b wan
twtc ta, tntasssstan ta become prmannt
proprty.
Th wsxttsr to? th singles ta th Patau y
wtu b ooOssl npon to ploy a T Tenon,
Besnt ball ilar. for th Mlsaourt valley
chajnplantninv Th winners of th sntnsst
"HI b that Mlsaourt volley cnanivtonav as
rA L Jsmasi sf th team af Jam and
. prsosnl bo liters, ts sbrood.
Flay wtu ktgnt each day it tv ax sod
oca artttsan at 1 p. at., and wttT bt 1
th rolot of th United Stat Lawn fa
u sassnanuu, Th tennl nfTsstm.
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Thompson goat Oi r. Laming;
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Telegram. Hldngs dfeaid baT
a good goal kr uxlo. acorw: "
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