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Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
YOUNG WINS CHAMPIONSHIP
Holder of Title in City Tennis Singles De-
tends His Claim.
SCRlBNES BEATEN BY THE VETERAN
Runner Up Wins Deuce set After Los
ing Two, and IL Unable to
Get Nearer to
Victory.
SCRIBNEa BEATEN BY THE VETERAN

Conrad Young again won the title Of
city champion in tennis singles by his de-
feat OF Arthur Scribner at the Field club
courts Saturday afternoon before a large
and enthusiastic gallery. Young won the
match by superior all-around playing, al
though the final score on points does not
show much Of a difference.
Young demonstrated that an older head
at any game will always tell, and he won
by superior use OF a cool head, with which
he is endowed This was shown con-
stantly throughout the game when time
and again he would pass a ball which would
have required considerable eXertion and
would await his time. He won the FIRST
two sets before Scribner could become
used to the style Of game that Young was
playing. When Young was serving he
would follow his ball clear TO the net and
this seemed to rattle the younger player,
who was not used 10 such an aggressive
game. He had Scribner running all along
the back line, while he himself played
close 70 the net at all times. Young was
fearful Of the superior training and en-
durance OF scribner. who has been playing
considerable this spring and summer. and
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attracts the best players Of the west 7.
looking over the names OF winners Of the
fixture one finds men who have won ma
uonal honors in the tennis world. among
them being SlOcum, Bond, Carver, Waidner
Hunt, Parker. Sheldon. Whitman. Young
Roche, Sanderson. Fletcher, the Eberhardts
and q number Of others.
The present champion in singles Ralph
Fletcher Of Galesburg, has already an.
nounced his intentions Of defending his
title, which he won last year by defeating
Frank Eberhardt Of Salina. Kan. The
Eberhardt brothers. Frank and Fred Of
Salina, Kan, are holders OF the doubles
cups, and although they have not been
heard from to date, they will no doubt
defend their titles.
The trophy known as the Field club
challenge cup in singles has been won as
follows; 1901. y. A. Webster; 1872. F A.
sanderson; 1903, F. L. Eberhardt, ls4 R.
b. Fletcher. II will become the personal
property OF any one who may win the
championship three times. not necessarily
in succession. The trophies known as the
challenge cups in doubles will become the
personal property OF the team winning
them two consecutive years.
All matches will be best two out Of tire.
which will be the best three out q i've
sets. An entrance fee Of 8 will Be charged
IN singles and s per team in doubles Al
entries must be made on or before August
~ and the committee especially requests
that those intending 10 enter do So jus, IS
lar IN advance as possible.
sanderson and Holland, the fast team
from Galesburg, and doubles champions IN
4SlS' are again entered, while kaasas City
VIII be represented by Dr.. F. Sheldon and
y. V. Vernon. the recent winners 4 me
MISSOURI state championship Possibly four
players Of the Wanderers club Chicago,
and number from the Keuwo15 and Al.ee
clubs VIII come
II Is expected that both Denver and Colo
raoo Springs Will send players and ne
possible prospects from these o. E,s are
!. +. Dodge, the Grahams G ? Fen
messy ana number OF others whose names
nave not been learned as yet.
sioux City, Des M0ines and number q
the other Iowa towns have tEa- era IS
and viii send teams.
Nebraska, with its score Of goo players
VIII De the best represented N-rr en-
Iles are expected from towns ys, Go hear
from Ike St Joe. St Paul. Milwaukee,
annapolis Bookings, s. u. a-5 Grand
FORKS y. ID. This years NEE, VIII be
Truly well representative one.
VIII N. Wood IS Chairman Of r-a CONE
hlttee and all communications relative 70
the tournament should be addressed %
MN care Swift and COMPANY south
Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
SANE STORY FROM SAINTS
Omaha Wins Fifth Consecutive Game from
De1tsrs Tailenders,
wclosMY PROVES A STUMBLING BLOCK
Not only Does lie Prevent ST. Joe
from Making score, hut tie
Lines out = Home Run on
His own Account.

81. JOSEPH, Mo. July 2e.--McCloskey
proved invlncible against ST. Joseph to-
day, Omaha winning II to O. Jones was
hit hard in the fourth and ninth innings.
Not hit was made on either pitcher until
the fourth inning Thicl IN the fourth
opened with a two-base drive and scored
on pclan's single. Welch and Thomas
scored on schipkes hit,
MoCloskey in the NTH hit 70 the left
fence for home run. The ninth proved
the disastrous session OF the game Rank
fumbles on the part Of Qulllan, wild
throw by schliE and a bad error by An
drews caused the fans 20 hiss the work
OF the Jobbers. Quillins low throw througlr
Dexter let In two. Attendance. zoo Score:
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5 E2qSs ': 49,: Gsst9ssaEss
5 53qPs =. !itt5 ttsE

The results in the other matches:
Championship doubles semi-hnals: Matte
son and Smith beat Dufrene and Wilson,
So g.
Consolation singles, finals: G. A. Potter,
South Omaha, beat Collett, Field club, 6-2
60, 50.
Consultations. doubles. serni-hnals: Hills
Mansfelde, GO so.
On Monday afternoon at $50 Scribner and
Kohn will play Matteson and Smith in the
finals at doubles. The winners will play
Caldwell and Young. holders, for the city
championship, probably on Tuesday. Glenn
ents and Honhine Will play Hills and
Sunderland the finals in the consolation
doubles on Monday evening.
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AnonR the BowIrrs-

Following is the schedule fHr me i"
round for Individual city cham .s4 ~
be boWled on the association e.. I"s -
Mondag-AOdges GTihtES Bs--.' ..,''
French. Zimmerman
IueSday-Brunke Potter -'.a..t-7
Glerde, Forscutt. Fritscher -
Wednesday-H Char go
ton. Reed. Rasmussen Williams
Thursday-Frush Of Co-u-.
GJerde o. Omaha in FINAL sever
match for a purse
Fnday-O' Brien. ID. J.. Bese..- .
Davis, Hartley. Francisco, Ne-aE-
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PLANS FOR THE MIDWEST TOURNEY
Prospects for the Great Fixture Are
Unusually Bright


Unusually Bright.
Now only few weeks away, the middle
west championship tennis tourney at
Omaha, August p. bids fair 10 be the most
successful tennis event ever held in the
west 1t is just eleven years since the
first interstate tennis tournament was held
in Omaha, the foundation and beginning of
the big meet which is now yearly heId
on the courts Of the Omaha Field club
under the dignihed name OF the middle
west championship. Starting in 1884 ana
meeting with various successes for four
years, it was allowed 10 lapse with the
decadence OF tennis in the west, TO be re-
vived in ISl by the Field club. which v,s.
given the recognition Of the United sta,es
National Lawn Tennis association which
body formerly recognized the fixture nm
der the auspices OF the Omaha Tennis CHM
Each year since 1901 this meet has r.,
growing larger and larger, until now n
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
Nm IN noaton-

EaTned ms 81 Louis !,
ease hiis. Grady D0laz-
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Splendid Fielding Record Continues,
with Improvement in batting.

Seven games played. with five 10 the good,
is the record for the last week for Omaha,
which Is a tTine better than that OF the
week before, which had eight games played
with nve won The team hitting has i'm
proved a single psint, with several OF the
players boosting their points up a ittle
while the team fielding stands as the best
average OF the season. Every man Is doing
81 per cent work and seven OF them are
doing better than IS per cent with three
more Just under that mark. The team aver
age Is over sa4 per cent and that is pretty
good work. II anybody asks you Here are
the statistics for the season:
RAFTING AVERAGES
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

One OF the principal events OF the past
week occurred Saturday afternoon when
a bunch from the hrm OF Miller. Stewart
q Beaton took u upon themselves 20 win
honOrs BY defeating a bunch from Orchard
& Wilhelm's establishment They reckonei
without their host. however. for when the
anal result vas announced a Vas found
20 Be something 10 this elect;
Orchard a Wilhelm ....... "A
Mlller. SteMart q BaAton ........... .........
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noian Sacrifice hits: Smoot, Beckley.
Double play: Abbatichio to Tenney. Passed
ball. Moran. Stolen bases; shannon, Thief
man. hit by pitched ball; BY Frazer
Smoot Wild pitches. Frazer, Ihlelman
Istses on balls. OF Frazer. 4 struck OUT
By Thielman. Z; by Frazer, 3 Lett on
bases ST. Louis II. Boston, G. Time; l'S''
Lmpire. Klein
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
oOnins Hold Two champion,hlp..

DEEP HAVEN, Lake Afir1et--es MINI
5u49 SIN one OF the pretuas- 'ara.s
l.atches OF the season KrelEs q,
= S,lliiSaeo today defeated Reube- % .--. 2,
Sahfornia for the northweste-r r.. T.17-
ship BY his victory he nov holds ... rT5
ulSs oI western and noTtEwrs-r-. .a'
pion- Collins and Waidner % c.. re
champions In doubles. won wiz
horlhWestern chnmpiOrEh.p EE.
btloen brothers Of tins city iI .h-.. -..a.--'
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

WNMORE. Neb. July
Wymore and BruninE PLAYED a --
here yesterday. which resllt-1 .- 80
for Mymore hy lie score 81 . rr--
terles. Snyder and RYAN. IA. -a
Masters Snyder famed tr- -4s
walk and allowed four hits -
four men, let four Naik and a-4s1
hits
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
Columbus Bunches Hits.

COLUMBUS, o.. July 2s.-Columbus.
after successful road trip. won the first
IN the sixth inning. Berger was generally
ehecuve with men on bases Home run
ur1ves bN Congalton and kim were bat
ung features. Attendance, 5.S63 Score:
COIIMpUg
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

PITTsBURG, July 9-In Pittsburgs sec
ond inning when two were out and one run
scored, Lumley dropped an easy ~ an9
the home team followed with six hits anu
eight additional runs. After that there was
no interest to the game. Attendance BIOS
Score
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Totals. o
Ferguson out on bunt strikes.
"Batted for lsbel in the third.

49atIVu IuI 4sDeU IN the thITd.
kkSqisyill e., ;;;.........SS 996S93S 81
Three-base hit: Shaw. Stolen bases:
sullivan, Kerwin (2), Shaw, Clay. Sacrifice
hit; Brashear. First base on balls: on
Eerguson. /; on Isbell. 2; OF Eels, :.
struck out: BY Ferguson. 8; by Isbeli, l;
oy Eels, 2 Hit by pitched ball: BY Isbell,
/; by Eels, Wild pitch: Ferguson.
passed ball; stoner Double plays: Quin-
ian ian 70 Brashear 10 Sullivani Ferguson to
Louisville, u: Kansas City. l. Hits: on
lsbell in three innings: of Morgan. in
one-third inning; on Eels, in ive and
tWo,thirds innings. Time: 400 Empires:
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Totals

'Batted for Reulbach in ninth.
Philadelphia .........0 / 0 3 Q %
Chicago ....,..........O C-S
Left on bases: Philadelphia. 8; Chicago,
6. " Two-base hit: Tinker. Sacrifice hits:
Maloney, Chance Gleason. Double play:
Gleason to Doom to Doolin. Struck out:
BY Reulbach, 9. Bases on balls: on Reul-
bach, /; on Pittinger. 3. Time: las. UNI
pire. Bauswine.
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Barbeau, o Brien. Sacrifice hits: kim,
Siymer, Hemphill, Elournoy. Base on balls:
on Berger. :; on Evans !. Two-hase hit.
Hemphtll, Three-base hit: Hemphill. Homo
runs; Congalton, kim. Double play:
Noonan and O'Brien. Hit by pitcher
Hulswitt. Struck out: BY Berger s: by
Evans, > Wild pitch: Evans. Time: l:s5.
Umpire. Kane
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
in four innings. Time: s:oo Umpire:
GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
and milwaukee Break
Even IN DouhIe-Header.

INDIANAPOLIS, July % - Indianapolis
and Milwaukee broke even this afternoon
i'm a double-header. the first game going
to the locals by a score Of to g. Milwau-
kee won the second game by q score OF
to /. Attendance, $500. Score, first game;
sBatted for Beville in the ninth.
sFarrell out; hit BY batted ball.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
Chicago Beats PhiIadeIpRla.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2s.-Chicago de-
feated Philadelphia today in a well played
game by Opportune hitting, Both teams
helded sharply. Isbell played great game,
making several difficult running catches.
Attendance, u.07S. Score:
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Iotals...... ~ IotaIs-....l Q 8 - y Q
1.-TWO out when game was called.
WASHINGTON ...............0 90 0 0 IL
Detroit ..................,.,.O v v v w
Earned runs: Washington. l. Two-base
hit: Schaefer Sacrifice hits: Hickman,
Cooley, O'Leary, Coughlin. Stolen base:
Anderson. Left on bases: WASHINGTON, 8;
Detroit s. First base on balls: on Mullin,
2 First base on errors: Detroit . Struck
out: BY Adams. 8; by Mullin. 3. Time: lis.
OIL aurhiin
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

SIOUX CITY, Ia, July SIN a pitchers
battle today, in which Summel mad the
best of Il, Pueblo defeated Sioux City,
10 !. Sioux City secured its urst and only
run In the fourth on two bases on balls
and a single by Noblit. II looked like Sioux
Ctty's game until the seventh. when Hatch
Lest his head and donated a run to the Or
phAna. Delehanty opened with a single
and went to third on Schriver's single. Mott
hit an easy one to Hatch, who threw IL to
second and allowed Delehanty to score.
In the ninth Delehanty was given a base
on balls. and went TO third on a sacrifice
by Mott to Sheehan, O'Hara failing 10
cover third. while Sheehan ran up TO get
the hunt Schrtver knocked short ny
over Weed, who was playing close in. and
Delehanty scored the run that won the
game. Attendance, Lea Score;
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Postponed Game.
At Toledo - Minnea polis-Toledo game
ostponed: rain
Standing OF the Teams.
OF THE OMAHA TEAM

Games today. Kansas City at Louisville
Minneapolis at Toledo. St. Paul al Column
bus, Milwaukee al Indianapolis
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
MsvV York shuts ont Cincinnati by
acnrn Of Tire % Nnthinn

CINCINNATI, July 2s.-Cincinnati had
men on third and second in the hrst inning
with none out but was unable 70 score.
Overall weakened after the sixth and as
sisted the New Yorks materially by his
Wildness. Attendance, SOS. Score
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
New York Wins Both Games.

NEW YORK. July SIN celebrating
their return from the western trip, the
local Americans took both games OF
double-header from Cleveland today. At
tendance, 2.o0o. Score, nrsI game:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
SIOUX CITY.
PUEBLO

Earned run Pueblo. TWO-base hits:
Carney. Rsder. Double play: Minor to
Schriver. Left on bases, Sioux City. 4;
Pueblo, Stolen base; Mott. Sacrifice
hit; Sheehan. First base on balls: on
Hatch. /: or Stimmell. 2 Hit by pitched
ball: Starnagle. Struck out: BY Hatch,
10; by SummeL G. Time: l.& Umpire
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
Louisville shuts out Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY.
LOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE Ky, July 29.-Kansas City
could do nothing with Ferguson today and
was easily shut out Attendance, 5000.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
GAMES IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE
New Pitcher shuts Out
St Louis.

WASHINGTON, July 9.-Washington to-
day, with Adams, the new pitcher, in the
box, shut out Detroit, l to o. Two singles
and a sacrifice in the fourth inning scored
the winning run. The game was called in
the seventh inning on account OF rain.
Attendance, 5,SSS. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
st. Ionia Runehea mn.

BOSTON, July 2S.-St Louis won today
bq hitting consecutiVely IN the early part
OF the game. Boston rallied toward the
close but the visitors lead was too great
10 be overcome Attendance SS9S. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
BRooKLYN


Earncu nuns. Flttsburg, 5. IWO-UasV
hits: Leach, Wagner. Three-base hit
Ritchey sacrihce hit: Clarke. Stolen
bases: Beaumont Wagner. Peitz. Double
plays Ritchey 10 Wagner to Howard
Stricklett to Malay to Gessler, Babb &c
Gessler Bases on balls: on Phllippi, 1; OF
Mcintyre. / OF Stricklett, /. Hit by pitched
ball: BY Mcintyre, 1. Struck out: BY
Phillippi, 8; by Mcintyre, 8 Wild pitch
Stricklett Hits: on Mcintyre, 10 in two
innings; OF Stricklett, s in six innings
Time. l:S5. Umpire: Emslie.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
DENVER
DIES MONIES

Stolen bases; Perrine, Rossman ., CRdyn.
Sacrince hits Hogrtever 2, Deifeld, Caffyn,
Wolfe, HartEell Two-base hits; AartKell,
Ganley, Wolfe. Home runs: Rossman.
Double plays: Hostetter TO Perrine. Hoo
grtever to Rossman. bases on balls; on
Manske 2 OFF Hickman 3. Struck out; BY
Manske 5, by Hickman I. Passed balls:
Brown /, Wolfe !. Time Of game l:i0
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
standinE Of the Teama.

Games today; New York at Cincinnati,
Boston at ST. Louis Philadelphia at Chi
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
OMAHA.
ST JOSEPH.

Earned runs; Omaha, g. Two-base hit:
Thiel Three-base hit: WEIGH. Home run:
McCloskey. Stolen bases: Martin 90 Do
Ian. Hit by pitched ball: Carter, Zinran.
Struck out. BY Jones. 3; by MCClOskey,
8 Time: As. Umpire: Burns.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
CLEVELAND

f sSsS SS on SSIis: on Bernhard s s1rSSk
out: BY ChesbrO, z; by Bernhard, & Two
hasc hits. Conroy, Keller, Chase, fhck.
Bradley. Sacrince hits: FultL Chase.
stolen bases; kpeler. Neager, Chase. VIVID
pitch; Bernhard. Passed ball; Mcclure.
Tine: LIS. Umpire sheridan.
Egrrzr zIas@nuH "a
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
Ratfest at Des Moinea.

DIES MONIES, July 2s-Des Moines hit
Hickman hard today and won with ease
from Denver by a score OF to J. After the
first inning the Underwriters were not in
danger though Denver started on with a
rush that had IL not been checked by won
derful fielding upon the part OF Leiheld,
HogrteVer and Long, would very likely
have lead TO victory for the Grizzlies. NC
Hale opened the game with a hard drive
Into center field and went to second on
Hartzell's sacrifice Randall singled into
right field and McHale started home, but
Leineld's long throw caught him at the
plate. Long made a sensational stop of
In the NTH inning with no outs and Long
on first, Rossman lifted the ball over the
center field fence for a home run, one OF
the longest hits of the season. Denver's
first run came on Manske's error in cover
ing FIRST, which gave Randall life. Belden
walked and Perrine singled. scoring Randall
but Belden was caught trying to so to
third. Their second and last run was on a
well placed hit by Belden, Perrines out
and Hostetter's drive over second. which
scored Belden. Attendance, 1900, The
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
INDIANAPOLIS.


First base on balls; on Cromiey, 2; on
Hickey, 3. Struck out: BY Crowley, 2; by
Hickey, Wild pitch; Hickey. Hit by
pitched ball; BY Crowley, Robinson. Two
base hits: Bateman. Mccormick. Sacri-
fee hits: O'Neil, OBrien. Double plays:
McChesney to O'Bren; Moran to Farrell to
Massey: Left on bases: Indianapolis, 5;
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

tNIlIa11's.I . ; q y
sBatted for Overall IN eighth.
New York ..........-.0 0 Q Oh Is
Cincinnati ....-......o Q 0 Q 0 "a
Three-hase hit; McGann. stolen bases.
OdWell Strang. Double PLAYS. Strang 10
Dahien % McGann. Huggins 20 Schlei 10
BridWeA % Hoggins- First on halls: on
Overall. 5; on AatheWs0n. /; on EWing.
Sacrifce hit; odWelL struck out: By over
all 5; By MatheNsoni 6 Wild pitch; Ewing
Innings pitched; b. Overall. 4. runs. 2. hifs
Z; hy Ewing. !, run. ]; hits, 2 Time: l.sS
umpires; O'Day and Johnstone.
80. Louis villas fron Boston.
ST LOUIS. July &-Thielman beste-i
Frazer In an unintertsting contest today
SnlOots sensational catch, with tNo on
bases, was The feature Attendance, AS0
Sclre;
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

GAMES IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games today; Omaha at st. Joseph, Den
yer at Des MOines, Pueblo at Sioux City.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

Totals."". lo''s Is
Indianapolis ...-..0
milwaukee, ...O

MiiWaukee ......,....O 0 2 o Q 0 O-5
First base on balls: on Curtis z; on
Morrison, /. Struck out: BY Curtis, s. by
Morrison Q Hit by pitched ball BY Nor
rison. l. Two-base hits Carr. McChes-
ney (0, Mccormick. Three-base hit:
Thoney. Sacrifice hits: OBrien 90. Double
plays Carr to Massey Moran to Farrell
Stolen base: Farrell. Passed ball; Beville.
Left on bases: Indianapolis, 10; Milwaukee,
s Time: 1:4S. Umpire King.
Score, second game:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

CHICAGO, July @.-Two fumbles gave
the visitors ali Of their four runs today
and lost a game that the locals should
have won. Attendance, 800. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

sBatted for Dineen in the ninth.
s. $751; Louis ............5 StdSSGt Is
Two-base hits: Gleason. Frisk Armbrus-
ter. Three-base hits: Stone, Wallace. Home
runs. Gleason. Freeman Sacrifice hit:
star: Stolen base: Stone. First base on
balls: on Dineen. 9; on Howell. = Struck
out: BY Dineen, s.; by Howell. 5 Passed
ball. Sugden. Time: l;S9. Umpire: Con-
molly.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
PHILADELPHIA.

Left on bases: Chicago, s; Philadelhia.
10. Earned runs; Chicago. q Philadelphia
2 Stolen base: C. Davis. Two-base hits:
Three-base hit: Jones. Home run; Sullivan.
Sacrifice hits: Dundon, G. Davis 90, lsbell.
Struck out; BY Maddell, Z; by owen. s.
2 Hit by pitcher: Green. Murphy. Time:
l:& Empires; Mccarthy and O'COnnor.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
CLEAELlNn
NV INK L

on bases: New YoTk, :; Cleveland. & Bsss
on balls; on Powell J: on Rhoa6es q
Struck out: BY Powell 2; BY Rhoades
Rhnades- TWo-hase ria: KahL Sacrihcs
hits FultE 90, carr. Double PAYS:
DouEherty and Colroy, Eiherfeld. Conroy
AID Chase. Turner and carr. Hi WITH
tall. By Orth. /. By RhoadeS q HIS:
OF Orth. " ~ I've Innings 81 Powell J
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
EIks defeat Relieve.

PLATTSNOUTH. Neh- July &.-fspe-
cal The E1ks defeated Bellevue teaEn.
with ave men from the Fort Crook team
Score
E bsfi.yas ,-. ............S iiSSS5H
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
We will start
Our Annual August Sale

day early MONDAY and gUo all day these great
department wU be affected First and foremost the big cut an ORI
TWO THOUSAND PIECES Of the products Of the
the small antique Dagbean SherUGns And
Bkhdras Others haze immense 81
MuSsd6da Psdn RendnSsas aSsortent Ind
u
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

EaIteTles. Elks, WtIIe and echDeldeT,
Bellevue. Graves and Waller. Struck out
By Graves. IS b. White. s. BASE On balls.
81 White. .. - GraVes.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-07-22

The gubernatorial campaign in
Georgia is SO hot it is attracting ma
tional attention. What makes it a
very public affair IS the fact that
Clark Howell. one of the leading can
lidates. is the editor of the Atlanta
Constitution and Hoke Smith, the
other leading candidate, owns the con
trolling interest in the Atlanta Journ-
al Those two papers are making as
much fuss as four brass bands-Nicks-
burg American.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-07-22
A number of prominent and wei

A number of prominent and well
known citizens of icksburg were in
dicted at the recent sitting of the
grand ury for gambling in their club
rooms. THE majesty of the law is
trampled underfoot IN this way in M
merous places. and the Warren coun-
II grand Jury as set an example
that should r. fo,lowed up elsewhere.
TIE law not and should not be any
raSDsctor cf ners~~s or stations in
life-Fu9ora p-cgress.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-07-22

The Hon. Ben G. Humphreys pro-
poses to continae his fight in Com
gress against the liquor interests. He
VIII endeavor to secure the enact
ment OF national legislation prohib-
ting the shipment of liquors into dry
counties. notwithstanding the fact that
such a measure would be direct
violation o fthe interstate commerce
act--Clarksdale Register.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-07-22

The local paper excells all other
mediums for advertising purposes.
Practically every member of the COM
munity, and it is OF the immediate
community from which the trade of
the local merchants IS to be drawn. is
impressed. But it IS fact that when
he does his tradingit If will be with
the firms name and the firms good
that were in this manner impressed
upon hirl.-Yazoo Sentinel.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-07-22

Governor Vardaman today issued
his proclamation Incorporating the
village Of Beuia.h ii Bolivar county,
and appointed the following officials
Mayor w L. Sassidy; Marshal. J.
Arnold; Aldermen, ] f. Bond, J. S.
Grant and W L. Courson.
1t having been shown that the vii
age CT Vardaman- has a popalat.on
OF SIS, the Governor today issued his
proclamation raising it to the rank
Of tewn.
The Governor has issued his proc
lanatzon raising the village Of Solar
City, in Harrison county, to a town.
t having been shown that it had the
required observation-disclosures Mis-
sisslppi Column.