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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-07
UNOERTONE
MUOER RATE TRADE

NEW YORK, Dec. "A steady un-
dertone and a moderate trade mostly
evening up prevailed at the opening
OF the cotton market Initial price.
We're unchanged to points higher,
following steady cables. but after The
can the entire list eased off 10 the
closing level OF yesterday on Increased
offerings.
Prices: December. 1850 70; JHu-
uary.i IS. March. I4aeGla. 90:
MAY. 10. Ii q Ii; July. 1a.tfGl2: IA
gust. 1875 q IS; October. I3.3fn3...
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-07
RAILS BALI OUR
m ENGLISH BRYAN
ljnionist Leader Suffers His
Third Successive
Defeat
ASKS REFERENDUM on
n TARIFF QUESTION
Indications To-Day Are That
s. Liberals and Their Allies
n VIII Have Increased
Majority

LONDON, Dec Alfred j. Balfour.
conseryAtive leader Ut England, was
3p@day Dubbed the William J. Bryan
~ English politics.
This appeiiatton was applied IN
sxlew Of the now certain decisive de
&rai election now IN progress, The
31&feaf will mark the tniru successive
sype for Balfour as leader of the IN
t0nists-
M The strongest pressure liz being
brought tn bear To force Bai.our out
~ the leadership.
s8 Hte offer To submit the question of
III protective tariff to the people in
s4he shape of referendum. In the
Aovent Ut the Eniopists success. is
c0nsidered by many as the ieaaers
sefOwning political biander.
There is every indication to- day
that the Liberals and allies viii ac-
skuAlly Increase their present majority
ut ia In the next parliament. They
had "a net majority OF one at the be-
9inning OF to-day's polling, having
steadily cut down tho Conservative
gains since the first day. Out of
40 constituencies. the Unionists have
splActed III. Liberals los. Irish M
ztiOnAlistS Is. and Laborites 20. This
gives the coalition 1872. or one more
seat than they had In the same dis
a4rtctS In the last parliament.
Nationajists Lose a Ssat.
81 The Irish Nationalist lost "a seat to
their enemy, the 0'Brienites day
Through the defeat in Cork of William
Redmond and A. Roche by William
0fBrien and Maurice HeaIy. only
s1e0che. however, Will lose his seat Az
s8Gdmond WAS returned yesterday an
s0pposed from County Glare. Although
sti3e Nationalist thus lose a seat, II is
not thought that the Gonservatiy win
gain b. II, as there IL little likelihood
mn the O'Brienites supporting the Com
~ .saY
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-07

of his associate insurgents on each
candidate. The elevation OF Justice
Hughes to the chief justiceship and
the appointment of George Wharton
Pepper. who represented clifford PIN
chot in tnt recent Bailinger-Pinehot
investigation. and whose name Is on
the list az narrowed down by Presi
dent Taft, are the only two proposals
which the insurgents favor SO Tar.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-07
MARKET IS STRONG;
GAINS ARE SHOWN

NEW YORK, Dec. AFTER open
ing irregular. the stock market show
ed decided strength. nearly everything
In the list joining In a brisk upward
movement.
The show of strength just after the
start disappeared and severe losses
were sustained later In the hour under
liquidation of some important speeuia-
tive account and heavy foreign sell
ing. Government bonds are unchang-
ed. other bonds are weak.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-07
AMERICAN FLEET
SAILS FROM LONDON

LONDON. Dec AFTER having
sampled London from end TO end ann
found II rather slow. the sailors OF the
third division Of the American feet
welcomed the weighing OF anchors TO-
DAY. The feet sailed from Grayescnt
for Erest, France. IL will he succeed
ed here by the fourth division, which
will arrive on Thursday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-07
Figures on the Dnko,a.

WASHINGTDN, Dec. 7.-The Cen.
gus bureau to-day announced the pre-.
ent enumeration Of the following
States.
North Dakota 1896: increase.
2o',sfe, or SOS Der cent. North pa.
kota gets anotRe4 representative in
Congress.
South Dakota, s3,sss: increase.
isz.5ls, or 54.4 per cent south pa
k"tas gain Is not sufficient To give
her another repre=efitatjve.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-07

special to The Richmond yireinian. ,
oTAt NToN. VA, Dee. Mrs. Susa n
Carpenter. aged sixty-two years Of
Cumberland Md, died here last night
while on visit to her daughter Mrs.
Louis Hawkins. She is survived by
her husband, DR.. G. II. Carpenter and
FIVE children
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-07

Faithful y, Woman's Temperance
League OF Aner'ea viii hold "a dime 50,
oiai al ne hpne. OF Miss Leila Bur
Ioukns' 81. enable street. Thursday
good time ~ anticipated for ali who
attend.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-07

Ktthmohd, Va. Dec. T. I9I
Brlehts--C Unchanged; Arm. light re-
ceipts Dark Fired---New--Ree \
continue very light and market firm Mt
quotations. Sun-cured---Rec. ,ts com
tinue light: market fairly active at
prices quoted.
DARK STENMING-NENe
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-07
S59.94 PER TON

Mine shaft
this above the other this With
machinery the latest improved type this figure
naturally be neadsp advantage buy stock
MhLet the nricais low.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-07
READ THIS CAREFULLY

management Argus Mining Corporation find
Reduction Plant magnf
sight developed their fullest They
Treasury price
only 50 600 shares and when this subscribed for
be ad Tor figure
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-07
nIcMo>D TOBACCO MARKET

LOCO Va. Old es. SIS; 1000 yu. Centu-
ries SO.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-07

The decided place the market for development pur
when they have been subscribed
at make the mistake OF
greatest benefits While
price price hghcrnk'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-21
.Scribner and
Young Victors
Championship Doubles Go to Them
Over Kennedy and Burns After
Close Match.

scrlbner and Young won the champion
ship doubles of the city tournament by de-
feating Burns and Kennedy by a narrow
margin at the Field club yesterday. The
two winners will play the last years
champions, Potter and Koch, at the same
club Saturday afternoon for the champion
ship cup of Omaha.
The match between Scrlbner and Young
and Burns and Kennedy was a surprise to
all the dopesters. as they expected the
former pair to win easily, but the score
turned out 4-6 ca, 3-6, Ga, Sc. For a time
II looked as II Kennedy and Burns would
come out ahead In the match, but Scrlbner
and Young managed to brace up in the last
two sets and take the match set by SIS.
Burns and Kennedy play excellently, the
only criticism being that neither Of them
played q really scientific game OF net ten
mis-, but remain In the back OF the court
and return the ball from there. Burns
played the best all-around game OF any OF
the four, smashing with great force and
surprising accuracy time after time. Scrib-
ner and Young have played together so
much that they have the art down Of COW
erinE the court and playing net, but neither
of them was quite up to what was expected
Young was bothered somewhat by lame
ness in his right ankle which prevented
| quick action in returning the ball.
| Consolation doubles In the tournament
are almost finished and will be played of
entirely by this evening Buck and Nc.
CaRue are making a fine showing and are
in the finals now with a good chance Of
winning the series.
In the first round Buck and McCagut
heat Watershed and Watershed, Ga, 6-2
and Adams and Beckett beat stebbins ant
Heyn, Ga. sc. This placed both OF thes,
couples in the semi-finals; Beckett anC
Adams TO play Rayley and Williams for tn,
finals wednesday morning and Buck anC
Mocague have played, winning over Ralnel
and Wood in as. 60, 6-S
The match between Buck and McCagu
and Ralney and Wood was the best II
the consolation doubles, both teams play
tn0 fast tennis.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-21
Mare .
Winner in Big
Race in Michigan
F. G. Jones Drives Dude Churchdale
to Victory After Buying Her for
Sixteen Thousand.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, July @.--The
second day of the Grand Rapids harness
meet was a day of triumph for F. J. Jones
Of Memphis. Tenn, principal owner Of the
Geers stable He climbed into the sulky
in place of the injured veteran and drove
his own entries and The Abee besides. He
won the 2:12 trot' for the $4,000 furniture
manufacturers stalks with Dude Archdale,
for which he psid $4,000 last week. and
also took The Able to first money in the
2:16 class pace % t'.
Geers, disobeying the orders Of his doc
tor, drove to the park and saw from a car
raige the winning os'the horses he trained.
He was given an iCatatien.7 $40 al u 9.i1@l
, Because of Geers' injury The Harvester
was drawn from the 2:06 class trot. Orc
won the race hapdtly. Summary:
Pacing, ZIG class, purse. $1,000; three in
five: The Able won, Andy N. j., second
Nellie G., third. Best time, 20Sh,
Trotting, 206 class, purse 81 900; two In
three: ORC won, Wilkes Heart, second;
Margin, third, Best time 2:0SA
Trotting, 3.12 class furniture manufac.
tureres' purse, $1,000: Dude Archdale won
Blsa, seconds Bervaldo. third Best time,
2.Os%.
Pacing, 200 class, purse, $1,000; three in
5; King Cole, first; Averly, second; w. A..
third. Best time, 2O7h .rf
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-21
DEATH RECORD.

IOWA FALLS, Ia, July 2o-(special.)-
The funeral of b. ]. Hail. pioneer buBi-
ness man OF Illinois and for many years
identified with business interests here, will
be held at the home OF his daughter, Mrs
F. L. Coils, in this city The services will
be conducted by Rev. II. o. Pratt OF Tama,
but former pastor Of the deceased In this
city. Mr.. Hail was 80 years old last Feb
ruary and had been in feeble health for
some months. He was born IN Licking
county, Ohio, and when a child moved to
Laoon. ILL.,, where he resided a number OF
years. Later he engaged In farming and
stock dealing near Triumph. III. where he
resided until he moved to this city about
ten years ago. He was lifelong member
OF the Methodist church. The interment
will take place in the family burial lot In
Union cemetery.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-21
'Pop" Geers IL Injured.

GRAND RAPIDS, July 2o-E. F. Geers
the veteran race horse driver, who was
thrown from his sulky and stunned at
Comstock park today during a warmup
Of Orienta, trotting fllly, is on the road
to recovery in Butterworth hospital, where
he was taken in a semi-conscious condition.
Tonight Geers talked OF going to the
races tomorrow. but his physician believes
II prudent for the famous driver to remain
at least another day in the hospital.
TIE harness racing meet started here to-
day with perfect weather, a fast track
exciting contests and a large crowd. The
absence Of Pop" Geers, due to his injury
In the morning, was the only dampenins
influence.
The 2:2s trot was announced as tho first
International harness race In America,
owing to the presence of Dora. Hun
garian bred mare owned in London. Dora
was strong contender in three heats, but
fell back in the deciding heat. Summary!
2;G pace, purse $1.000: Willie Benton won
Ella Ambulator second, Doctor M. third
Best time: 2:O5h
200 trot, purse $1,000: Nancy Royce won
Teasel second, Ruby Clay third. Best time
2;G pace. Ora M. smith stake, value
800: The Limit won, Branham BrouSn-
man second, Direct Hal Junior third. Best
time: 2:o6H.
2;22 trot, purse $1,000; Captain George
won, Fair Maiden second, Dora third
Best time: 2:llh.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-21
ROURGES BAT With EtFECE
Win Second Game with Sioux City,
rF -Four to One.
CORRIDOR FIRST ONE TO SCORE
GOndInE and Flood Hap Ball when
There Is sobeSne 20 score and
HELP the Good work
Along.


Omaha, 4. Sioux city, l.
Getting hits just wien they would do
the most good. the Rourkes took the sec
ond game Of the Sioux city series.
omaha played liveHer game than for
many days. both al the bat and in the
field.
The game began in earnest in the third
inning when, with two down, Corridor took
long shot at the right field fence for
two bags. Flood followed with a single.
also over toward right which scored Cor
rldon Flood was caught at the platter,
making the third ont.
In the fourth and fifth two more taliies
were marked up 20 the credit Of the
Rourkes. In the Fourth Thompson walked
and scored on Gonding's hit, and In the
fifth Davis came home on another timely
hit by Flood
Sioux City made their first and only
score in the seventh after a drive for three
bases by Miller. Kelley went into the
box for Showers as the tall pitcher stopped
one Of Alderman's fast ones with his elbow.
Mcneil relieved Showers at second after
ne had taken first and had been sacri-
feed to bag No 2 by Davis and scored
on a three4base hit by Corridor
In the last two innings nothing happened.
Kelley allowed no hits and there were no
more runs for either side.
The score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-21
Superior Shuts
Out Grand Island;
Raises Position
Also Allows Only Five Hits-Morse
Permits Seven-Bockewits
Gets Three agger.

SUPERIOR, Neb., July 20-(Special Tele-
gre m --Superior shut out Grand Island TINS
afternoon In a splendid exhibition OF the
national game. Eds allowed only five hits
while Morse gave seven. Bockewltzs
hthree-bagger and the field work OF both
teams were the features. This puts SUI
perior near the top, tieing with Grand Is
land for second place Score: R.HE.
Grand Island.a,O 90 0 900 %
superior ,.,...I 0 o -
Batteries: Grand Island, Morse and Car
roll Superior, Eds and BARLEY. Time: l2O
Umpire. Griffith,
KEARNEY, Neb.. July 2O.--(Speslal Tele-
gram. )-Kearney lost the second game OF
the series today to Fremont. Fremont
found Wright for eleven hits and to Kear"
ney is charked up four errors. The attend
ance was large. Score RH.E.
Kearney ...G...O OO1 90 % Z
Fremont ......O y Is IL
Batteries: Kearney, Wright and Town
send; Fremont, Campbell and Bonner,
Time: l:45. Umpire: Fleming.
RED CLOUD, Neb., July 20.-(Special Tel
egram.)-Columbus defeated Red Cloud in
today's game by hard hitting we'll placed.
Score: R.H.E.
G Eo6 GIU,s, .~...,S d.SSd2S S-SlS
Batteries: Columbus, Sndelar and Agnew;
| REQ loud Mitchell and Moss. Struck out
BY Sindelar, 8; by Mitchell, g. Bases on
balls: Off Sindelar, /; off Mitchell, l.
| Home run: Mills. Three-base hit: Brown
Time l4O. Umpire: Boswell.
| HASTINGS. Neb., July 20.-(Speclal Tele-
m)-Hastlngs pounded Harrington for
eight hits and seven runs in two innings
Stewards defense broke badly in the eighth
Score: R,H t.
Seward "........O.O-O 3 0 o 0 O--s Z
| He stlngs ........0 o 0 0 4 ~ IL
Batteries: Seward, Harrington and Wally
| Hastings, 9th, Couple and Donnelly.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-21
Totals .....S2 Z II 10 4
sBatted for Beckman in fifth.

"Batted Tor Beckman IN tl1th. -.
Philadelphia ........0 . y oil
st. Louis ...........0 o O1 / o. 2
rwo-bas hit: Ellis. Three-base hits:
Bates, Konetchy. First base on balls OFF
Harmon, 2; off FoXen. 10; off Reiger, 3; off
Geyer, 1. Struck out: BY FoXen, 8; by
Harmon, /; by Backman, 8; by GeyeT, 9.
Time; 2;D. Umpres: O'Day and Bren-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-21
Interest Grows
in National
Tennis Match
Clay Court Tourney at Field Club
August l, First Official
Event of Kind.

Omaha's interest In the national clay
court tournament at the Field club August
Is steadily growing as the time for the
event to begin grows nearer. Many OF the
local enthusiasts have promised the com
mittee to enter for the honor OF Omaha,
with Art Scrlbner, the recent winner Of
the city tourney, at the head Of the list
As this is the first year any OF the
greater events In the world OF tennis have
been held west OF the Missouri, every
effort is being made by the men In charge
and by the officials Of the Field club, to
make It the most successful tournament
In America.
Special inducements are offered to all
Nebraska players who enter the national
contest All are eligible to, compete in
another contest for cup which is for
Nebraska men only. The idea is Conrad
Youngs and It is to arouse more interest
in the spirit OF tennis and especially in
tennis tournaments In this state. so that
Nebraska will soon be on the same footing
in this regard as other states. The prizes
for the extra state event, although not
purchased yet Will be OF considerable
value and will become the property OF the
winners.
All the country clubs OF the city will
help in entertaining the visitors the week
they are here. VIII Wood OF the tennis
committee has taken charge Of this part
of the tournament and, as he stated the
players will have not one minute OF the
day in which there will not be something
doing. The Omaha Country club has in
vited all the players out there for q social
time on Tuesday evening Of the week.
and the Happy Hollow club for either
Thursday or Friday. as details will settle
themselves later
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-21
Red. TnI.e So Out of Ten.

LAKE CITY, Ia, July 20.-(Spceial)-
Out OF ten games they have played on
a trip this month, the locals have lost only
four. losing two to Mason City and two
TO Clear Lake. Their record has been as
follows since last Thurday:
July 14-La<e City, /; Clear Lake, 0.
Batteries: Barber and Beers; Northrup and
Kelley.
July 16-Lake City. 2; Mason City 8
Batteries; wilkins and Beers: jacobsen
and Noll.
July l7-Iake City, e. Clear Lake, T.
Batteries: CrissingeT and Beers; Rother-
mel and Sweely.
July iS-Lake City, 9; Clear Lake, 10.
Batteries: Crissinger West and. Beers,
Barnhill and Sweely
The Red Sox play Edora at Eldora
wednesday and Thursday. They play
Rockwell City at Rockwell CITY Thursday
OF next week and at Lake City saturday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-21
MINNEAPOLIS BATS WELL
Indianapolis Loses Chance by Poor
Team Work.
SCORE IS FOUR TO TWO
Two TwO-BaERers--HOOsi Blanked
After Third InninR-MilIers Keep
well in Lead In Pennhnt
Race.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July 2o-Timcly
hitting by Minneapolis. coupled with poor
local team work, won Tor the visitors,
Score:
i mianineSPSJlis ',,.,,,.S . Q "a
Two-base hlts: Crayath Clymer. Struck
out: Patterson, 2; Lindaman, J. Sacrifice
hanty C2j. Zine: 1910 umpires: Hayes
and Guthrie.
Louisville Loses O.. "a Came.
LOUISVILLE, KY. July 2O--Louisville
made grand uphill fight today and iofIs"
the opening game OF ne series WIN pa eSS
Fishers fielding was a feature, Score:
Louisville .........O ..
81. Paul ......'..., 10
sSeriflce hits: Rouchor, Fiourney sseri-
flee fly. Murray. Two-base hit; STANLEY
Three-ba hits: Brain, Fisher, Stanley.
Struck Sas.s On out sa1 BY 'f Refts4 of t GSch
1. Hit by pitched ball; BY Brain, Wild
pitch: Chech. Decanniere; HTS OFF De
canniere, I in part OF one INNING Off Rich
ter, s in nine Innings; off Chech, In five
innings; off Laroy, in five innings Left
on bases: Louisville, s; st. Paul, T. Time:
2:O5. Umpires Chill and Cusack.
Toledo wins in Eleventh.
TOLEDO, o., July 2O.-yToledo won In the
eleventh. when Hinchman singled and on
an attempted steal reached third on Mar
shall's high throw Hinchman's sacrifice
Fly scored him. Score; 9.s.o.g
zone out when winning run was scored;
TGISaS :;;;" -. 2 u
Two-baoe hit: Mailman. Stolen base
Breen, Sacrifice ny: Hickman. Sacrifice
OFF GiIigal, g. off McGlynn, 9, struck out:
BY GiligRn, 8; by McGlynn, 3. Left on
bases: Toledo, 8; Milwaukee, 4 Time;
21O Umpires Ferguson and Bierhaltcr
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-21

Carter G Returns
to Earlier Form;
Wins Over Cracks
Nebraska Pacing King Steps Three
scorching Miles-Trotters Race
Hard and Fast.

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., July o-(spe-
cisl Telegram 1.-THE first day meet Of the
four days races held at the Driving park
was a success in every respect and the at
tendance was larger than anticipated. The
track was hard and fast and some exceed
lngly fine races were pulled off.
The feature Of the afternoons racing
was the S-year-old trot, in which Pass All.
owned by J. o. Karick OF St. Joseph, won
In two straight in 1924. There were eight
entries, with only four to so, for purse
of $500.
In the 2;25 trot there were twenty-five
entries and eleven started, and they made
one heat in 2i74. In the 2:i2 pacing race
there we're eleven entries and six started,
and the race was won by Carter G., owned
by H. W. ]. Hill Of Arapahoe, Neb., with
Silver H., owned by ]. A. Hamilton Of
Brookfield, Mo, a close second. They step
ped In 2l0k in the first heat
There were eight entries In the running
race Of nve-eighths OF a mile, and this was
won by Vacena. with Burlington a close
second and Don Bonette third. This was
for purse Of 500. Time: 1908.
Mystery, the gudeess wonder went a
mile In 2;lSh. Dan goes tomorrow and
both horses race without drivers on Thurs
day and Friday. Tomorrows program is
longer and better than today's and larger
purses are hung up with full entries in all
Of the races. Results:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-21
HENRY c. MORSE is Kissing
GPinneII Man Disappears Under Un'
usual Circumstances.

GRINNELL, Ia, July 9,-(speoial,)-
Henry S. Morse of this city has been miss-
ing since the evening Of Thursday. July H.
and diligent search has failed to find any
trace OF him. on that evening he came
from pes Mines on the early evening train
and started toward his rooming place. As
he was a single man and very unobtrusIve
in his ways no one thought to look after
him until his horses were found in their
stable on Saturday afternoon, having been
without food and water for some time.
They were taken In charge by the city
marshal and turned over TO the care OF
the humans society, and search was at
once made for Mr.. Morse, but no trace of
him has been found. He has no near rela-
tives in this city. He was short. aged
about 80 and euriously deformed, his left
leg being bent into almost ssmicircle
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-21
Mrs. Prescott Heads RebeIlnha.

MASON CITY. Ia. July 2O--(sINScIad D
Mrs. X. X Prescott of this city was elected
president Of the Rebekah assembly of the
state. This position is filled by the voters
Of each lodge In the state acting, indepen-
IDENTIFY and count Of the ballots just COM
pleted assured her election. She is con-
sidcred one OF the best posted women in
Rebekah work in the world. Mrs. LEM
Ring of Marion was elected vice president,
Mrs. Effie Butcher, Des Moines, warden
Mrs. S. Elizabeth Matheney. Keokuk, sec
rotary, and Mrs. Belle silvestein. Daven-
port, treasurer.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-21
Omaha Men Will
Play Champions
Field Club Enters Team for Western
Golf Tourney-Sumney, Calm
and Chambers Named.

CHICAGO, July 90.-The entry list for the
western golf championship to be held at
Minneapolis during the week beginning July
rs includes al names.
Charles Evans, jr., OF EdgewAter, the
winner of the title in the 1909 tournament.
Will defend his honors. Among the more
prominent golfers scheduled to contest with
him are Warren X. Wood OF Homewood.
Harry c. Legg of Mlnikahda, Mason e.
Phelps OF Midlothian and Walter Fair
banks.
In the list of entries are: II. c. Sumney,
Calm, W. N. Chambers, Omaha Field
club Ralph RAIDER. Des Moines Golf and
Country club; Paul r.. Talbot, Evanston
Golf club.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-21
rcnnIn RennIt. nd Chicnnn.

CHICAGO. July 20-Ebor Morley and
Henry Helmholz today won the Illinois
state tennis championship. defeating Walter
shib in the singles and former Champion
Peters. Miss Miriam SteeYer and Miss
Neely defeated Miss Aiable Lee and Mrs
Mems doubles, finais; Morley and Helm
holz defeated Peters and Hayes, Sc so,
SO 6-S
Womenis doubles. finals Miss Nicely and
Miss steeYer defeated Miss Lee and Mrs,
Barnes Ga Ga,