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Amador ledger., 1909-03-26
REGULATING THE COOK.
The Good Housewives Experience and
lts Abrupt Ending.

Its Abrupt Ending.
maggie" said Mrs Hartford sharp
ly. this meat is not properly cooked.
NV husband says it is not fit for a
pig"
"But. Mrs. Hartford
"Now, do not answer back, Maggie.
/ 90 not care to argue with you.
went to the butcher myself yesterday
and bought the steak, so | know it is
all right"
"1f you
40 not be impudent with me. l
have warned you several times about
irving 10 correct me- You have made
n dismal failure Of todays dinner. Mr.
Hartford is thoroughly Disguised with
your cooking and just left for the cafe
TO get something to quiet his appe-
tite."
BY this time poor Maggie was in
tears.
"Ihere is no use crying about it,"
continued Mrs. Hartford without the
least display Of sympathy. II have re-
moustrated with you about your neg
lect of duty long enough. Remember,
now. If this occurs agar l shall GER
tainly discharge you without mo-
mcnt's notice."
Fut Mrs. Hartford awoke with a
sudden start and, shaking her hus-
band violently, said:
George, l have just had the most
impossible dream."-St. Louis Repub-
lie.
Amador ledger., 1909-03-26
TRAINING WILD BEASTS.
Whips, Sticks and Iron Rods Are the
Methoda That Win.

Whips, Sticks and Iron Rods Are the
Methode That Win.
kindness and argynint," said the
backwoods father OF five husky sons,
sis great things, but whenever l want
er persuade one O my boys to do
suthin' in hurry tibet he don't want
er do l use bale stick"
In laying down this rule for the gov
eminent of his offspring the old back
woodsman hit the principle of wild
animal training straight in the nose.
The only use an animal trainer has for
the word kindness" may be found in
its employment when he discusses his
professional methods with an inter
viewer.
Many pounds of good white paper
have been wasted in describing in
stances Of mutual affection between
animal and trainer, but when it comes
right down to actual cases the sole
bond between the domestic man and
the wild beast is good strong stick,
and the fiercer the beast the bigger
and tougher the stick. OF the great
army of nature takers certainly the
professional animal trainer is CON-
mander in chief
Whips, sticks and iron rods are the
accepted instruments of persuasion,
and trainers constantly employ them
When a wild animal is to be broken
the first thing to break is his spirit. 1t
is done with q club. - Everybody S
Magazine.
Amador ledger., 1909-03-26
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Amador ledger., 1909-03-26
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Amador ledger., 1909-03-26

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Amador ledger., 1909-03-26
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Amador ledger., 1909-03-26
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Amador ledger., 1909-03-26

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Amador ledger., 1909-03-26
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Amador ledger., 1909-03-26
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Amador ledger., 1909-03-26

There is many a good hearted fool.
The trouble is that a man doesn't do
his thinking with his heart.-Philadel-
phia Record.
Amador ledger., 1909-03-26

The hest known pills and the hest
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-14
SEVENTEEN. INNING TIE CAME
Darkness Stops Play Between Wash
ington and Chicago.
EACH TEAM HAS ONE RUN
white Allows But One Hit in Last
Ten InninEp-scOres of other
Games in the American
League.

CHICAGO, May ~13.-Chicago and Wash
ington battled for seventeen innings today
and the game was called on account OF
darkness with the score l to 1. White al
lowed only one hit in the last ten Innings.
Manager Cantillon's tactics in the sew
enteenth innings probably saved his team
from defeat. The locals had men on sec
ond and third with one out. Manager Sui
Ivan then took himself out Of the game
and sent In Welday. a l~eft-handed batter.
When Cantillon saw this move he sent
Hughes. who was pitching, to right field
and sent in Gray. a l~eft-hsnded pitcher.
Sullivan countered by taking out Welday
after Gray had pitched one ball to him.
Then Cantillon tried to withdraw Gray
and send Hughes back against owens, a
right-handed hitter. According to the new
rule 1t was up to Gray to finish pitching
to the man who was then batting or give
a pass. After some heated argument the
umpires forced Gray to continue pitching to
Owens. He did and passed him. Tame
hill was the next man up and Hughes re-
turned to the box, while Ganley went to
right field. Tannehill hit to Hughes and
Altizer was forced at the plate. White
ended the chances with a grounder to
Delehanty. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-14

Son of Vice President Defeats
Former Amateur Champion Travis.

Former Amateur Champion Travis.
WASHINGTON, May 1S.-T. N. Sherman
of Utica, N. Y, son Of the vice president,
today lowered the colors Of Walter j..
Travis, former amateur golf champion Of
the United States, winning the cup for the
best score in the qualification rounds Of
the Chevy Chase open spring tournament.
Sherman, who is. % years of age was
entered today from the Yohundasis club
OF Utica. Travis, however, as we'll as
Sherman, qualified among the first eight
who are TO play for the club cup.
Sherman, who Is champion of central
New York, and Travis nave often been
pitted against each other, but always be-
fore today Travis won the victory. Shef-
manNwon In reality in the morning round,
when he turned in q card OF s. strokes
better than Travis. Both went the round
in the afternoon in the same number Of
strokes, 70. Sherman's score for the day
was 1853 and Travis lB.
The distinct disappointment Of the day
den City to qualify among the first eight,
class by three strokes. Scores OF first eight;
T. NJ. Sherman, Yohundasis, 1853; w. r.
Travis, Garden City, 158; o. McCammon,
Chevy Chase, 1b9; w. Tuckerman, Chevy
Chase, 100; Allan Lard, Chevy Chase, 100;
c. g. Treat. Chevy Chase, 160; j. c.. Da-
wilson, Columbia, lS@; r. Lewis, Chevy
base. 1873.
The drawing for the play tomorrow
among the first eight resulted In the fol-
owing matches: 7. NJ. Sherman and A,
Lard, ]. G. Davidson and Q. McCammon,
G. G., Treat and r. Lewis, W TuekermAn
and W, j. Travis.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-14

place s1o.io. show s7.s5) won, Miss Felix
OO6, Burton, place $299i show SlSMD sec
ond, Usury uO9, Steele, show slol0 third.
Time: 1;07N. Autumn Winds. Bess Ward
Banrida, Captain Taylor, odalie, Select,
Tim Kelly. Tackle. Marmorean, Cygnet
Hiram, Tom McAfee and Nervator also ran,
win L. Ss. Martin. H. straight si5.so. place
1875, show $500 won, Snap Ct, Hufnasel,
place Ao.l5, show SIS. So second, Rara Avis
dl0, MCGEE, show s9.9W third. Time; i:4S.
Denver Girl, Richard Reed, Meadow Grass.
Paul Ruinart, Warner Griswell atnd Don
Enrique also ran.
Opening nay at jamestown.
NORFOLK, Va, May lathe opening Of
the jamestown Jockey club spring meet
Ing today was suspicious. The stellar
racing was the hurdle race on turf at two
miles. The field OF five jumpers went the
course without mishap, Impertinence at 5
to 2, the Canadian jumper. winning after
a hard fought battle. The attendance was
2,OOo. Weather fine, track fast. Sum
maries:
First race, 2-year-olds, purse. four fur
longs: Jessica ylg4, GIanu, s TO ~ won,
FFSSSSss N MSlehe' dG GS7. R aSy : g 10 100 se tSinS,
The Ti@'' speaker s = Mis- Missouri %nf Bel Bell and G eaTSS;
Second race, 4-year-olds and up. selling,
six furlopgs: star Gowan q6, Reid, 2 TO
o. won. lncognito 0l, Grand; TO = sec,
third. Time: i:Il. BerSoo, Profit. Lady
Gay Spanker and Farm or also ran.
Third race, 4-year-olds and UP, handicap,
hurdle, two miles, on turf. Impertlnence
gW, Mc1.ain, 2 TO - won, Sperkles QS9,
Grantland, even) second. Henlsla Ql5, So
bel, I TO lO third. Time; 9:ST%. Ponta
Tao and Charles g. Gates also ran.
Fourth race, 4-year-olds and up, sell
ing. six furlongs: Escutcheon Oil, NC
Cahey, 6 to II won, Mazuma Q@, Conlin,
2 to 81 second, Cloisteress Q4, Haynes
even) third, Time: liza. Baby Willie,
Masks and Faces and Botanist also ran.
Fifth race, 3-year-olds. selling, SIX fur
won, Champion COS, Grand. 1 to y second
Guy King 002, Reid, I TO l) third. 1915
Donaldine. Chepontuc, Colono and Eusta-
clan also ran.
Sixth race. 4-year-olds and up, selling
mile and a sixteenth: Coat OF Arms Qii
McCate. 5 to II won, Killochan Ql1. Nc.
Cahey, 2 to u second, Montrose OOS. Hardy
TO 81 third. Time: 1:4s. Martins. Fancy
Bird and Laughing Eyes also ran.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-14
WOMEN EXPERTS PLAY TENNIS
Mrs. BarEer-waIlHch Defeats MTs.
Mclean in the Singles.

NEW YORK, May l3.-The women lawn
tennis experts reached the semi-final round
OF the tournament on the courts OF the
the singles Mrs. Wsllach, the out
door national champion. defeated the for
mer champion, Mrs, M, Mclean, t-S'
Ga, CO.. q,
Miss NJ. Wagner. the indoor n~stlonai
Champion. defeated her rival, Miss =. u.
Moore, the four-times nationalist, 30.
Miss Louise Hammond, Metropolitan
champion, and Miss e. Marcus. New Jers
brsckets. The former defeated Miss Black
we'll, 6-1. ga, and the latter defeated Miss
p. c. Bunce, Hudson River, titleist, 81. 81.
ammond won their place in the semi
finals, defeating Miss Lane and Miss saliie
Romans. 81, OIL.
In the first round OF this event Miss Edna
Wildey and Mrs. A. G.. Miles defeated Mrs.
BaTger-Wallach and Mrs. F. schmItE'
6-2. "a.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-14
WENT FOR SEVENTEEN INNINGS
After n Hard Days work the visitors
frnm PnebIo Won Ont.


LINCOLN. Maj 1S.-The Lincoln and
Pueblo clubs today shattered all records
in the Western league for many seasons
when they battled through seventeen in
nings, the visitors pulling out the victory
by a score OF 2 to /. Neither club scored
until the final innings. A base on balls
to Clark led to Jones undoing after he
had pitched marvellous ball. Clark was
walked and Hogreiver forced Clark at sec
ond. Curtis followed with a single and
Corhan smashed the ball to center. The
sphere bounded away from Davidson and
Hogreiver and Curtis scored, the latter
Hiding in only by a hair. The G~reenback-
ers rallied in their half. Sullivan doubled
and Mason, batting for Jones. contributed
with a single. Waldron's Texas Lacquer
scored Sullivan, but Fox popped up to
Kensel and made il three out.
The contest was marked by marvellous
fielding, Jude, Gagnier, walters and Spen-
Ger carrying off the honors. In the tenth
inning Pueblo had the bases full and none
out. but Jones famed two batsmen and
escaped. -Four Lincoln runners we're cut
down at the plate. The Greenbackers had
several chances to score, but Swift steadied
in every pinch and his team mates saved
him by giving the husky s~outhpaw per
feet support. None OF Lincoln's errors
counted in the result. The score:
ITNCOT
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-14
HIGH SCHOOL LADS HOPEFUL
Expect to Make Showing at Inter.
scholastic.
LAST YEARS RECORD IN DANGER
Omaha Athletes Conadent They Can
DO Better Than In 1908, When
Thirteenth Place was AlIot.
ment at End.

with hieh hope OF doing many times
better this year than last at the state high
school track and field meet, ten con-
testsnts and forty or fifty rooters will
leave Omaha this morning at els o'clock
to attend the contest at Lincoln.
At the meet last year the Oman con-
tinsent won fourth p~lace-from the last
or, in other words. II trsiled in for thir-
teenth place, with half a dozen dinky
schools out in the sand hills beating It to
a fragile. This time the show will be a
better one from the Gate city standpoint,
and II expectations, determination and
skill count. Omaha will rank high. How
ever, with Lincoln's strength and that Of
several other schools. the locals are not
hoping TO carry off fret honors.
Two men from each school will enter in
each event, and the Omeha lads are taking
as many as the rules allow. The team is
made up rs follows and will enter In the
events indicated:
Captain Ralph Weirick-lO yard and 2eO-
yard dashes, 2N-yard hurdles and pole
vault.
Bob Thompson-l20-yard hurdles, high
jump. pole vsult, SHOT. discus and hammer,
Bob wo~od-lOO-yard and 22O-yard dashos,
broad jump.
V. warner-44o-yard dash, broad and high
Jumps.
Harry Kulakofsky-Mile end half-mlle
runs.
H. Fraser-44O-y yard dash and half-mile
run. ....
Alfred Kennedy-Mile run.
Ed Burdick-Shot and discus.
II. Andrus-Hammer.
Benson Rowley-29-yard hurdles.
Half-mile relay team: Rowley, Warner,
Wood and Weirick.
Some of the stars.
Among the Omaha contestants who are
expected to take places are Burdick in the
shot put. Thompson in the high hurdles,
Wood and Weirick in the dashes, Weirick
In the low hurdles. Andrus in the hammer
throw, Kennedy in the mile run, and the
relay team in their race.
Burdick is doing over forty feet in with
the lead ball, In spite of the fact that he
was in a hospital for leg trouble not long
ago. Long Bob Thompson has developed
some wonderful form in lifting those pedal
extremities of his over the hurdles. As
Weirick and Wood both pressed the win
ners Of the Missouri valley nterscholastic
meet for places in the dashes, they are
thought to be in the way of bringing home
a few ribbons from Lincoln. especially as
they have improved since the last races.
Andrus has improved with his hammer
tossing and has broken the local record.
while Al Kennedy Is sure of giving Cham
pion Wright OF Kearney a good run in the
mile.
Fine form in almost all cases has been
developed since working out was given
awhile ago. with some good work at the
state meet Friday and some further prac.
tice, the locals expect to do big things to
Lincoln when the dual meet with the high
school athletes OF that city 10 held in
Omaha, May 20.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-14
CHAMPIONS BEATEN AT HoME
Grizzlies Pull Out of X yellow Game
with Top score.

SIOUX CITY, Ia. May 1S.-Sioux City
and Denver engaged in a yellow" exhibit
ton OF the national sport here today, the
Grizzlies winning by a score OF 10 to s.
The champions pitchers were clearly off,
both Starr and Eells giving a grand per-
formance of how not to get the ball over
the plate, Denver receiving fifteen passes
to FIRST base, at one time Eells forcing In
three runs. Big Pat Bohannan did some
good pitching during the early innings, but
1t was so easy for Charley Jones men
that he let down in the ninth and gave
the Champs two bases on balls. followed by
four hits, which Melted four runs. The
batting OF Welch and Zalusky relieved a
tiresome three hours contest, both getting
long home runs, Lindsay and Hartman
also did good execution with the willow,
the former hitting a home run and the
latter a three-bagger. Holmes pitching
staff is in poor condition. Pitcher McCaf-
ferty Of Toronto was signed up today and
the manage is looking over others. Score
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-14
National League Contracts.

NEW YORK. May 13.-Acting President
Heidler of the National League Of Base
Ball clubs today announced his approval of
the following contracts and releases OF
players;
Contracts-with Chicago, ]. c. Higgin'
botham. contract assigned by st. Louis
with Cincinnati. Thomas Cantwell; witt
PittsbuTg, Alan NJ. Storke.
Releases-By Chicago to Brooklyn. Ma.
tional, Carl Lundgren; TO Washington
American league, George Z. Browne. By
| gleby; 20 Roanoke, Virginia league. Robert
G.. Vail; to Wheeling, Central league, Gut
Saffel. BY 81. Louis TO Montgomery, South
ern league, Champ Osteen.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-14
Dode Criss is ReinstateA.

CINCINNATI, o., May l8-By A ruln8
OF the National Base Ball commission an;
nounced today the application OF ".Dods
Crlss OF the ST. Louis American leaguS
team for reinstatement H. granted ana ths
ST. Louis club Is required TO pay hin MS
salary from the time OF his signing OF z
contract. No penalty IL imposed against
crlss, who had been placed on the insLsi-
BILE list for falling 10 report 10 his Cub
al the beginning Of this season. The COM
mission holds tbs his demands on the
club for an agreement regarding salary
were not ex~travaKant" and that he re-
portel as soon as he could after that mat
Ter had been settled.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-14

Totals. .....O Is 80 10 2 Totals ......B l2"SS 70
'Batted for Ferguson in eleventh.
sRan for Mclean in twelfth,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-14
BACK TO DEAR OLD cOLUMBU.
Parsons Passed Up ny Rourke. who

Parsons Passed Up ny ROurke, Who
Gets Through with Him Quickly.
Pa Rourke has got through with Pitcher
Parsons and passed him back to Columbus
with thanks
Columbus let Pa have him on trial and
il he gave satisfaction Pa was to buy him.
Well. OF course. Parsons is a great pitcher,
but Pa has just decided tina he won't need
him m longer and has wired Columbus
20 send for him or leave him.. or do any
thing else II wishes Pa has 90 many star
pitchers that he couldn't find room on the
STAFF for another.
Parsons pitched In part OF two games FOR
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-14
Game ~Pnstnnned.
GAMEs IN THE THREE-I LEAGUE

At st. Louis-st. Louis Philadelphia game
postponed; rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-14

PILGER. Neb.. May i3.-(Special Tele-
gram .)-Wisner and Pilger played ball to-
day on the Pilger diamond. This was the
opening game of the season for the home
team and they were victorious, 10 4.
Charles Cooper, formerly OF Council Bluffs,
pitched for Pilger and struck out eighteen
men and got three hits out Of forty men at
bat. Score;
Wisner ...............O o o 3 o 0 0 l o.
Struck out BY Cooper, is; by Casey, 10
Three-base hits: Nancker, Haper. Two
base hits: w. Montgomery, Thompson
Schwartz. Batteries: Pilger, Cooper and
Hopper; Wisner. Casey and Thompson,
Hits: Pilger, 10; WisneT, s.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-14

Earned runs: kansas CITY, q columbus
r. Two-base hits: Carlisle, LaTue' Love,
Congalton, James. Hits: OFF up, : In
two and one-third innings. off brown q
in five and two-thirds innings. Left on
bases: Kansas City. g; Columbus. :. sac
rifice hits: Shannon, Love. Mailman. sac
rifice fly: Kruger. Base on errors: Kan
sas City, 5; Columb g. Double play
Love to Brashear to Beckley. STRUCK out
BY Swami, g.. Base on balls: OFF swami
|; off Upp. s.; off Brown, l. Time: LAB
Umpire: Hayes.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-14
Peoria Defeat. Rock Island.
PIIRer Puts II on WIsner.

At springfield-springfield-Ce Cedar Rapids
game postponed; wet grounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-14
NAaAo ~
lated for Alderman in ninth.

IWo-bAse hlts. OTuIksndHk, onlIUH' Tow HtI
Andreas, Zalusky. Three-base hit: Hart
man. Home runs: Welch, ZalUsky. Lind
say. Stolen bases: Andreas, Hartman, Cas-
sidy. Double plays: Smith to .Andreas 10
Hunter; Lindsay to Hartman TO Lindsay.
Bases on balls: Off Starr. 4; off Eells, III
off Bohannan, 4. Struck out: By Eells, Il;
by Alderman, /; by Bohannanr 3. Time,
500. Umpire: Haskell.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-14

Bases on balls: OFT BIersdorfer, {; off
Burnum, 8. Hit by pitched ball: Gilmartln.
wild pitch: Burnum Struck out: BY
Biersdorfer, Z. Stolen base: Fenlon. Double
plays: Dalton to Gilmartin; Kahl to Cooley.
Sacrifice hit: Geier. Left on bases: To-
peka, 8; Des Molnes. 8. Time: 1850. I'm
pire: Mullen. Attendance: 1000.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-14
Bresnahan Is suspended.

NEW YORK, May B.-Acting President
Heydler OF the National league today sus-
pended Roger Bresnahan, manager OF 81.
ing language. Tim Hurst, the American
league umpire. suspended by President
johnson last week, was reinstated.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-14

PUEBLO
'Batted for Jones ln aeventeenth.

'Batted for Jones In seventeenth.
Lincoln ........0 OO0O00OOOOOO0O 0 Ii
Pueblo ."......O OOOO0OOOOOO0O0 2-2
Three-kase hit: Gsgnier. Two-base hits
sullivan, Corhan, Swift. Double play: Cor
han to Curtis. Stolen base: Davidson.
Sacrifice hits: Waldron, Fox, Gagnler,
Sullivan, Clark, Walters. Bases on balls
Off Jones, 8; off Swift, T. Struck out: BY
Jones, 6; by Swift. s.. Time; 800. Umpire:
Clarke. Attendal ce: 800.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-14

At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s; Memphis. L.
Al New orieans-Atianta, s; New Or
At Little Roek-Ldttls Rock. g. BirminS-
Al MOblle-MontSOmery, o. Mobile. g
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-14
.AInsworth Beata Lona PIae.

AINswoRTH. Eeb., May la-(special)-
The ball teams OF Ainsworth and Long
Pine made their debut In the 1893 season
In a well attended game at the Ainsvorth
hall park. in which the score stood Is TO 8
In Ainsw0rth's favor. Batteries; AinsWorth,
SaWyers, Grimes and Wakeman; Long
Pine, Lynch. White and Kirby,