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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-07
git lobbDiftn-
llntn(a9ans!
Gendtcr SomnienS bebanptct, bah
Er0iiocnt gSilion seiuiiie SeHa.
torcn beeiniluiie.

WaI6ineton, 9. g., Z. Suni.-
Ger repnbIifanii1e Senator 1oipn.
itno bon Wlifigm iudte Der Inter.
iudlna ipegen geeiniluiiimg Der
eeuatoren ourd gertreter Der
Wrobinouitrie bel Den Sarifbera.
tbutgen cine @en8mg 5it geben,
oils OF oieie geeiniluiiims Brdiibeut
@iIion tno Dem gebeImen oenofra.
tiihen aaufus IN Die Sdube 5il
ibiebcn iei. gr nonilte ben Srlid
0es Br1iiocnten lmo Der 9emofra.
ten bebufs Glr6brin9ens Oes LIN.
sperpooo 9ariiS geiuem unbereh.
Diigten Ginflilb Der WlitsIieOer oes
Songreiies" om ndditen fommen0.
Senotor Eounien6 fritiiirte oas
Neutrality-suspicious. 6ofiir, DAB es
Die WlitaIieoer oes Senats nidt
beirogt babe, OF Der Grdiioent iie
babe 81 beeinililiicn gciltd)t. Gr
betradtet ollo cine ioIde geeir.
fluinmg ais ebenio unberehtigt in6
Die frcie @eratbung benmeno, als
irgcnbcine iogenannte a2obbp" (ge.
cinfIuIIung 0urb geOlmgene Der.
treter Der inouIiriellen S5lltereiien.) J
glid, fpenn Der Br1iiOent feline BE.
einfLuiintg bea6lihtigt babe, erfIGr,
IL Der Senntor, 70 piirOe idon ieine
fiir5lide @eronmmpmg Der Rob
bieS" gepiiie Genatorert 5mingen
gegen glmenoenlentS 5n itimmeu,
ipelAe iie als redt erfaunt bdtten.
Genator 9feeo berlnngte, bic gta.
men Sieier Senatorcn st ipiiien,
Gtr- Topnieno ingte, er iuolle fei.
re. .an. Die Seilatoren Gee6
un6 @alf6 tpieien oie gerOdhtiging
gang entihieoen 5uriif, ols OBJ grG.
iibent @ilinn oitr9 irgenotpelde
Grobilnoen Die l1nteritiibung bon
freiem 3uder ODER @oIIe er5tpingen
tpollte. Senator @alib beaittragte,
onb oie oeinofrotiidlen Senatoreit
anaeiidts ofeier 8er61dtigimgen
nod einnlal nit ge5ug 6nrauf Der.
llorirleil iDer0.en
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-07
@ermeiIert.

6. $. @aIlep, an 12. tln6 ssor-
nam StrdBe lpobltbaft bntte geftern
9todt auf Dem 9nnlpfer nit eiiieln
Sreltn6 einen Streit. gIs beioe
an Der Ia. 1tno 9oiteIos GtrnBe
itonoen, usriebte inn iein &amernO
einen Stid in ben 9iiiden lno
brannte ourd. &eIlep's gerlesln-
gen iin0 5nn Slid nidt gefdbrlid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-07
Mit Slaiirmeiier anaeariffen.

@dbrenS @iiD Smitb. 1916 ar.
fur StraBe ipobrlboft, gde Der 13.
un0 Douglas StraBe NIT cinem
Srelutoe iprnf. idlid iid Senano
ncn binten an i'm beroll luno per-
ilihte inn NIT einent GaiirnefIer
Den SAILS 5lt 0urdidneioen. ssbm
tuur6e Die Sberlippe ourhidnitten
lnto 0ns Sbr fat obgetrenrlt.
gsa6oem Der Goli5eiar5t i'm bcrs
6unhen, iDuroe er nod Dem ct.
sSoiepb's Soipital iiberfiibrt. Ser
Mann fam fih nift erfl1rel1, mes
bolb Der s(tgriff ouf i'm gealadt
tpuroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-07
..asr rsidliie gsaua DER wsrtH.

aeip gort, Z. SsSinti.-nSSobn o.
NeiD gorf, 1. Slni.-rSom 9.
ModeieIler lit ein arner Mann I'M
@ergleidb 5ii mir. Sd babe fooieG
@eIO, baB i'd nod ME inlitn16e
mar, es Sii SibIen; uno i6 CLAUDE
nidt, 6aB Serr giodefeaer metn
@ort beltreiten miro. 90 fagte
Der bier eiilgetrofiene uno nnfJ
europa beitimmte Genor G5equieI
GiIio bon Chile, alS er altf bent
@eroed oes SbtOanpiers Santa
Mdrin" itnn0, 3lr eiltem 3eitpnas-
reporter. vMie aroB lit in rutoer
Gimme SIR Geidtbum?" fragte
Der Reporter. v0as fam ib uidt
Iaget", eripioerte Siiio; 0es foan.
Ten 500 Millionen Collars fem, abe
bohinpobriheinlid) fonlntt es auf
1000 MiILionen Collars. @etug-
id bin Der Solpeterfonig bon Chile
mo Der reiAlte Diann Der 4elt Z"
Gomit perbeltgte iid) Der &nollprob
bon Chile Id1elno m6 iiberlieB Den
01eporter Ser Genora Giiio uno
Dem e5eiolgc. 0iiio bnt olibene
GeiidtSfarbc, ober iein Saar lit
ireib. Gr retit nit fiiritIider aus.
itattung uno rieiigem @epdd.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-07
/ IS Gtreifer idlnlbia befnnScn.

I gditcrion, q. s, 7. Suni,
Cos Golnttngeridt bat 38 Streifer,
iogenanrte 8idets, Die gfiftlnion-
orheiter oapon a6bieIten, in Den
DiiibIen su orbeiten, in 0enen elm
etreif beitano, iduIoia beflnoen,
cine ungeieblihe 8eriammlrng OBJ
Gebalten 5u baben. Die Stroie
heitfbt in bon eiltem Biz orei SsSobren
Saft, ooer elmer @eloitrafe bis 81
$500. Infer ben iduIoig gefunbe.
men befinOet ii6 ein 17.idbriges
Wi1oden.
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.Sinppbrnn1e.'

8as Sippo6rome ihliebt om Id.
SUM uno beginnt Die ttddite Sal.
Jon ain 2abor 9ap. 9as Milto.
nobil miro am SdhBtage pergeben
Der0sn. glle Stimmen nriiIIen ali
Dem Gage bis 6 lt6r abenos nbge-
geben iein. Wlit Der om Goinitag
begirnenoert g8ode fontnit vgbs5
Seulinorp @irI4 sur g[uffiibrliilg.
Sic Snuptrolle in 0ieien rei5eiioen
nuiifaliid)en Sdmanf ipie[t Ser be-
gabts &nute gridlon. GoS Slid
finbet ipeaen ieines erbeiternoet
Stoffes beionoers BET Der ssSugeno
8eifon. 9r Gbor lit
bor5iiglid einItuoirt uno Derfiigt
iiber cine 9llisfpabI Der neilten uno
be5ailbernolten 2ieoer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-07
stabtratf perluirft @iieilement.

Ser Staotratb itirnnlte gegen ei-
men Sal Ser @eiteuerimg eines
@rrnoeieentbiimers fir 2eeung ei.
ner @aiierbauptleituns Der &on.
iument miro bereits burh cine Tri-
natleitung periorgt. Die aommii-
iore Tablnan, 9ipoer ino @it6-
nell itinlmten fir ocn Tlan Der
@aiierbebOr0c, 5. :. fir bic ge-
iteuerung. :,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-07
Sanerritt Der 9oiu6uns.

@anias gitp, Mo.. Z. Sunt.-
Grei Gotpbops bonn Staute 3eras
begannen einen 1900 Wieilen Ian.
gen Hiit BON bier mad @innepeg,
Canada. Sia iperoen 5urddit iibcr
Smabn itd6 MinneapoIis reiten.
Sic iperOen om slnfang % w1eiIen
bro Gag MAIDEN, aber beiin Ietten
gnOe Dor Dem 3ieI 20 Wtsilen pro
Gag.
Mnpor Soft bon @anios Gitp
funsirte aIs offi5ieIIer Starter uno
CAB ben Sfeiterit einen grief an
cen Mobor bon @innepeg nit. Dsy
Greis betrdgt $1,000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-07
g[merifaner perlanaen sdlnt.

Sdnipico, Wler., Z. Suni.-Drei.
bunoert I'M iiioli6en Gdntonlpnl
DobnenOe glmerifaner, I'M @on5en
6S 5amilien, baben an Yr1iioeri
@ilion cine orobtIoie Gcpeide ee.
ianot, IN ipelder iie oieien I'M
Sdub gegen Die llabergriffe Der
Merifaner eriu6en sSn Der 9epe-
ihe beiBt es, mir lin6 DIR On
iidt, SoB umier 2eben gefGbroet lit.
gS lit nidt mebr 3peiielbait, Dab
Der fIeinite 6unfe je6en sligcnbIid
cine 5euerSbrunit entfaden miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-07
Cmafa sgfniifprrei1t.

Ntontog 9lbeno, Sen Is. SUM,
finoet i'm gereinslofaI II. lito CAB
StraBe Die regelnlGBiae geriomm.
lung Oes Omaha Muiifpereins itatt.
9a lpidtige 8eiddfte sur gerbnno-
lung borliegelL tit ieoes gaitgIieo
0ringenO eriuAt 5u erideinen.
SarrD Slider, Sefret1r.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-07
Gerionalnptisen.

Ser @eritann Ser Yiebreft, 81.
geHtbiimer Der sSosal Hleating Co.,
miro nd6iten SamItag cine auf orei
Wonate berednete 9eutidlanbreiie
antretan. Bon bier aus begi6t er
iih na6 Davenport, SSa., I'M feline
5ipei bort nobnenOe Sdtpeitern
gu beilhen, mo am 10. SUM- miro
er iid auf Ser nslmerifa" nod aieI
cinidiffen, am ieinen in 9Sries bel
&ieI tpobnenoen So Sabren olten
@oter uno 8erpauote su beiu6en.
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gspnf g'(ih eridllanrn.

syrecport, Sa., 7. Suni.-eir
gIiBItrabl fiibr tpGbreuo zines bef
tigen @elpitters in oie bieIige bcllt.
id)e reforniirte Stride. Grei gcrio'
men, Ste in Der Stride 3ufluht boz
Dem ltnipetter aeiuht batten, iuur.
ben bon 0em glib eridlagcn. 9oE
WebdaiDe bronnte bis auf Der
Wrlmo ilie0er.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-07
uDnfals pill
(bwtr krank!
2er beriiGmte aunbidafter nnb Sns
oianenampfer leioet an uers
pOier G1dOpfHns.

SinorbiIs, 9eiut, 7. Sluli.-Gie
s(erjtc, tueIfe @iIIiam 8. goop
(guffaIo giI), ipelder bier geitern
pIoblid erfr1nfte, beban6eln, er.
fldren, 6aB er Gin idper franfer
Nnnn iei. Sod seitern gsadntit.
tag tuirfte er in Der Sdou nit,
am slbeu0 aber ipuroe CT pIotIid)
10 frduf, bab mebrere aerjte citirt
irer0en niuBten. gr Ieibet an iier.
poier gridopflmg imo lit bon einem
atuten MagcnIeiosn befaIIen. Usau
befii9tet oas SdIimniite.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-07
grofeiior @6eeler amSseBrid)net.
gSirO snr faiierlidlen 5ribithdStafel
cingclaoen. - 7cnfmnI Naiier
sSilbrlms brs Gritcu. -Srrgbau
ani Sdladltielorrn eineeitcllt.

Berlin, Z. Snti. - gr1iioent
geniamin Soc gsbeeIer bon Der
gerfelen. llniperiit1t in California,
Der in t909-t0 Die AooiepeIt- Bro.
ieiiin oil Der @erIiner llniberiit1t
befleiOete. befin6et iid felt einisen
1aaen nit ieiner @enablin in Der.
lin un0 III bonn saiier in bemerfens.
lpertber 8eiie oiisge5eidnet nor.
ben. genh0em groieiior @beeIer
ihon baf0 md ieinem bieiigen
Giutreffen 5ii Der faiierliden 6riib.
itiifstafel bin5uaejoaen mar, bat er
oif perionlide GinIooling oes 0lo.
narhen Der groBen 5riibiobrspara6e
oes @aroeforps aui Dem Sempel.
bofer 5eIoe beiaeiuobnt. @eItern
lat Dem @elebrten 81 gbren cine
6eitiibing Der bier gegriinOeten
g9beeIer. .@eieIlidait itottgeimOen.
al Die iih eiu gl1n3enoes gonfett
inter @etbeiliglmg Der berporro.
eenoiten 9ertreter Der biciigen nil.
ienidoFtlihen g9eIt anihlob. Tlor.
gen geben Serr mto 5rnu 8beeIer
einen 8bee I'M 0ioolebeltiaaI Der
llniberiitdt.
sSn @eloerlt I'M GegierllngSbesirf
2iiiieloorf bat beiite in @egcnnart
oes aaiiers Die gntbiiIllmg eines
8enfmals 9oiier 8ilbeIms Oes or.
item ltattgefmtoen, oas bort anl1bIih
Ger Grinerungsfeier Der 200.i16ri.
gen 3ugeborigfeit @elocrns su
Greuben erridtet iporoen lit. Der
aaiier geOndte in elmer 9leoe BEL
Der Gntbiillung Der Geidifte Gel
6,rns iuio Oes @el0crnlonoes, 0eiien
eFetinIs ipaniider 3beil auf @runo
alter 4nipriide bon aonig sSrie0ri6
Dem Griten in geiib genommen unO
burd ben lltredter sSrieoen bonn II.
glpril 1913 an 8reuBen ociaGen
mar. Ger aaiier erlp1bnte aud
Die 8iener @ertrdge bon 115, Iaut
ipelden 0ns @eIoerlono Suiiden
FreuBen uno Dem a6nigreid ser
9ie0erlanoe getbeilt fpuroe, m0 felt
benen Der preuBiide 9fnt6eiL crit
Dem 9egierungsbe5irf Glepe, nah
oeiIen gufloIung Dem Gegierunes.
be3irf 8iiiieIoorf snertbeiIt tpuroe.
SeSn erareifenoen @orten gebnfte
Der Gaiier ieineg BroBbnfers, 0sm
oas Senfntal geiebt lit.
9ie groBe Gta6Ifirrna bes Srbrn.
b. Stuntm bat ieit einiger 3eit ouf
Dem 8erroin Ser SdIadltfeIoer bon
ct. 9ribat uno ct. Wtarie, gl6bau
bon Green oorgenommen lmo ou.
ourd ben geroruf tpeiter patriot.
ider &reiie erregt, Die fir 6ie Gr.
boltung Der biItorii6en 9l1be aus
6em groBen &riege bon 1S70-7t
hangten. 9ie GinmGn0e gegen oie
inoliitrie[le gtusbeutllng oieier Stat.
ten tpnrett on 0as Sbr oeS aatiers
georlngen, un6 Der Wonarh ia6
iid Oeranlabt, ben 8unif aus3u.
iprefen, 0nB Ser 9[6bau eingeItellt
tueroe. Die 3ireftion Der Stlnnn'.
iden 8erfe bnt Dem faiierIiden
@lmIf)e iofort entiprohen.
g8ie aus 5rieoberg qenreloet miro,
lit oui Der oortigen giiengrube Ros.
bad ein ibiperes @rubenungIiid
borgefotnuen. oem bier Meniden-
1eben sum 9pfer gefallen iinb. g[uf
borI1alfig unnlifqeflGrte g9eiie lit
ipG1reno oes 9etriebs cine @rploiton
ron @ru6engaien eingetreten. 8ier
g(rbeiter pur0en auf Ser Steae ge.
to0tet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-07
StraEtanamett atanbert

Ser Staotrntb paIiirte Die Oroi.
mans, ourd ipeIde oreiBig Omaha
StraBen eilien anoeren 9tomen cr.
hieIten, Inn bur6 4ebnIidfeit Der
ganen &onfulion at permeioen.
0ie Sroinans, betreffeno Die gsa.
mengebung Der gouleoaros. lit nod
in Sanoen bon 9arftonilidr Sui1l-
mel.
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9urd) gntpinubilnnfall setSStct.

@rie, 80, Z. Sunt-5ranf NC
2enn, Geoaftsur Der Zines" in
Union Gitp, 8a., nuroe Inn Mit-
ternaht augenblidlid getootct, ais
iein 9lutomobiI auf elmer 9abnfreu.
3ring bon eincm Sradt3uge getrof-
fen muroa. SRI. gernice Barr lpm.
De id)lDer uno bier anoere Sniaiien
leidt berlebt.
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@a6air gabn mns $4,000 sahIcn.

Sun 0iitriftsgeri6t 0eg 9lidierg
Sears puroen Ser SanliIie oes
@robidmieos @iniom Gables, Der
auf Ser @abaib gaBn apilden
8landar0 lrno goi1, Soma, fei1
2e6en ciltgebiiBt bat, $4,000 Gto.
beneriab aiigeiproden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-07
,rnn GIninitein aeitprben.

SpringiielO, SG., Suni-6ier
lit 5rau glrt. S. &0nigItein bon
gtorfOlf, gteb., @ottin oes County.
anmnltS bon @abiion Gountp, Web.,
nad fllr5em &ranfenlager im Sauie
iBrer @ltern geitorben. Sie batte
elm gllter BON 80 Sobren errei9t.
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staatsaalaen luirb a6aeriiien.

eincoln, 9aebr, Z, S5lnli. SIM
Staats8udtbaus miro iett Der Gal.
gen abgeriiIen, oa Die 2egislatir
beitirnmt bat, oaB Die 9ooesitrafe
trrd gIeftri5it1t 5n ool3ieben lit.
gluf Dem @nlaen boben iieben Wen.
iten 8erbreden 0llrd) Oen Sob
gebiiBt.
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@umpers pperirf.

@aibington, 7. Surti.-Santltel
@onpers, grdiioertt Der gnrerican
Federation Of 2obor, tit gum stpei.
ten Waale eiites 9arngeihtpiires me.
gen operirt iporben. Ssiit 8efin.
Gen lit berb6ItnismdBig gut.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-07
Ssriiberer GmaLaer tobt.

George 9feeo, friiber 1924 5ar'
nam Strabe iuobnbnft, tullroe IN
@elepille. aaS., toot allfgefltnoeit.
Gie oortiae 9eboroe bat bic Gnlaba
Goli3ei eriilht, bic Gltern 0es illlt-
gen Mannes inden 81 belief. Die
llrind,e ieines IoOes miro nidt al.
.gegeben. 80
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-07
c,taIieu nadlt NIT.

9lon, Z. SUM. Die itolieniife
glbgeorbnetell annlnier beDiIigte
100000 fir Die omtlidle BE.
theiligung Staliens OIL Der 8anama.
Ga5ific. .@eltanSiteing. melde 1915.
3u San 5rancisco obgebalten miro.
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gspn Der Site iiberinGItiat.

SnfoIge Der itteriiuen sibe mar
@illiom Sarr, ein arbeiter bon
GolttonJ O., beipuBtlos iifiter Dem
IL. StraBen @inonft anlolnnenge-
brofeil. Dr. iyoIB innotc ben
Mann ttad benz ct. Soiepb's So
ipital. n
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NSetterheridlf.

Sir Smobo, Council Bluffs un6
1tmqegeno: Shon un6 anbauern6
fa6I 9benos uto Sonntag.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-30
IIleke oHld b
Some Race Here

John Paul Jones, the great Cornell
miller, has run his last race on the
cinder path. He says 50 himself.
Jones graduated from Cornell this
year and il going into business. 1t
takes hard training to keep IN cham
pfonship form, and Jones doesn't wish
either to spend the time on 1t or to
run when he isn't at his best
Jones' announcement has been re-
ceived with sorrow by the followers
of athletics. They expected he would
agree to meet his rival, Abe Kiviat,
in special mile event. The majority
of college athletic experts believe
Jones is capable of beating any man
in the world at the distance, but there
are number of other athletic experts
who are Of the opinion that Kiviat can
take the Cornell man into camp.
Among them is Jim Sullivan, secre-
tary and treasurer of the Amateur
Athletic Union. Mr.. Sullivan thinks
Kiviat is the greatest miller in the
world. II the pair were to meet when
at their best on an ideal track and
an ideal day there is still doubt but
the winner would travel the mile dis
lance in about minutes IL seconds.
With Jones on the retired list there
is no chance for a meeting.
Greatest Ever Run.
The recent race of the intercollegi-
ates in Cambridge was the greatest
mile race ever run. Norman Taber,
of Brown, who finished second, came
within second Of the old mark. Har-
mon, of Dartmouth, and Madeira, of
Penn, both ran the mile under 4 min
utes and 20 seconds.
Two years ago Jones smashed Tom
my Conneff's record. which stood for
seventeen years, when he went the
distance in 4 minutes Is 2-5 seconds.
His new record Of 4 minutes IA 2-5
seconds, made at Cambridge recently,
is likely to last a long time.
Jones was recently voted the best
all-round man at Cornell. He is one
athlete who did not neglect his stud.
les and give all his time to the track.
Despite his duties as captain Of the
varsity track team, he found time for
attention to his work In classrooms,
He completed course of engineering
and he stands so well that his serv'
ices have already been spoken for by
a large manufacturing concern in
Pittsburg
Worked Through School.
Jones has worked his way through
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-30
BAN ON BEANiNc.

Word has been passed around
among the National league pitchers
that Il would be folly to Lean Bob
Bescher Of Cincinnati Bescher d not
only very husky little person, bun
he also gets quite wrathy when arou1
ed and no one at all TO start anyt1iu3
with. Considerable beaning or near
beaning has been done Of late IN Tie
National league and Bescher gave z
out that he would like to see q pitch
er sail warm one near his head
Because, he said. he would jolly well
throw his hat at 'em. he would, and
follow It up with belt on the beezer.
What did he care about = fine and
suspension7 And as Bob has been
known to do that same little thin5 On
previous occasion when almost
beaned by pitcher, al the Natio11I
league slabmen are leaving him very
much alone.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-30
BIG TINE ON
MAUI AUG. 10

There are more applications for po-
sitions on the Honolulu tennis team
that Is to battle with Maui on the Val
ley Island on August Is. than there
are places available. and this year
the scramble to make the journey to
Maui Is keener than ever. Maui can
put only seven doubles teams In the
field for the annual event, and so only
fourteen racquet experts from here
can figure in the games.
From present indications there will
be big doings at Puunene on the Sat-
urday following Mauis Harvest
Home festival. In addition to the
tennis matches, there will be base
ball game between A. L. Castles Pun
ahou amateurs and an All-Maui team
that Is practicing up for the event.
This game will be played at Waikiki
Saturday afternoon.
The swimming relay feature will be
pulled on as usual and dinner dance
will close the festivities, the Honolulu
crowd, accompanied by the Maui polo
team, being scheduled to return on
the Honolulan, leaving Maui at / a.
m. Sunday.
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] BLAMEs THE SCOUTS.

President Bob Hedges of the ST.
Louis Browns is heavy on the scout
idea. Hedges thinks that scout has
more to do with the building of a
ball club than the manager. It's the
scouts business, he says, toSland the
material with which to build a club
and manager can't do anything with
out something to work with. Stovall.
he says, has done as well as could
possibly be expected with the materi.
al he has had and If he doesn't build
up a high-class team it's the scouts
fault He has instructed his secre-
tary, Branch Hickey, to call in the
three scouts out for the Browns and
take them to one of the Brown games.
BY watching the Browns play a while
Hedges figures his scouts will be bet
ter able to understand just the kind oil
ball players the Browns need. The
chances are that this will show them
more clearly the kind Of players the
Browns do not need.
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HAS DUMMIES ALREADY.

Jimmy Callahan. manager of the
White Sox, will have his little pleas
antry, A few days ago in St Louis.
Percy Skillen, former Dartmouth
pitcher of repute and at present In
the sporting goods business, tried to
sell Callahan a contrivance he had in
vented to help young pitchers develop
control The thing is dummy ball
player that stands at the plate bat
in hand and offers the pitcher plenty
OF practice at putting them over with
out fear Of beaning anyone or being
ratified by the batter's remark. Gala
han admitted that 1t looked like a
good idea, but he wouldn't buy. What
do / want with one of those when
I've got three or four on my pays
roll now?" said he, I'H use the dun
mics / already have for the purpose.
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GET SICK paEAcAINo HEALTH.

Coaching college athletic teams, ac-
cording to those who have been there,
is not exactly a large fat sinecure. 1t
Is a difficult matter for those who
tutor the collegians in campus, pas
times to retain their own health and
vigor. The work il strenuous and en-
ervating. Mike Murphy, thes great
est coach of all times and the maker
of more world famous athletes than
any other ten coaches, broke down his
own health in teaching others how to
preserve theirs. AloDzo Stage, the
Chicago University athletic expert,
has been forced to retire from active
service and Is now in Denver trying
to recover his strength. In bringing
about the physical perfection Of 9TH
ers he has lost his own.
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SAMLANGF0Rl
TOOCLASSY TO
GET MATCHES
IBy Latest MALI

by LATEST MALL II
SAN FRANCISCO Sam Langford
is the original child of hard luck. AS
stated in the Call on Sunday morning,
he stands out, as the only man in the
ring today who cannot get a match
because he is possessed Of too much
ability. This was demonstrated yes
|terday, when the supervisors refused
to allow the Boston tar baby to go on
with big Charley Miller in a four
round exhibition next Friday evening.
All sorts of protests were lodged
with the city fathers when it became
known that Langford had been signed
to box Miller.
1t was the general impression
among the fair minded sports that
Miller would not stand chance
against the black bone crusher, as he
has long been known. But Miller was
willing enough to go on, SO Promoter
Mitchell took it into his head to make
the match, more for the purpose of
giving the, local patrons of the game
glimpse at Langford than anything
else. But now he must hustle for an
other suitable attraction.
The stopping of the Langford- Miller
bout Is proof positive that the people
| OF San Francisco do not care to look
upon the. coIored heavyweights any
more. They have seen enough of
them, and If the white hopes cannot
afford them the amusement which
they crave, then they will be very
willing to pass up the big fellows en-
tireiy, and devote all their attentions
to the boxers in the other classes.
| Naturally, Langford and his mana
ger. Joe Woodman, we're sadly disap-
pointed at the action of the city ia
theirs
The Boston tar baby was fairly
tickled to get back on American soil
again. and he sincerely hoped that he
would be able to make creditable
showing against Miller, and thus re-
store himself in the good graces of
the San Francisco ring patrons. But
his dream has been rudely inter
rupted.
i This practically means that there
will be no chance for Langford in San
Francisco. He may possibly be
matched with some other heavyweight
in the near future, but this is not at
all likely. The hopes have been pass
ing Sam up with such regularity OF
late that nobody looks for them to
change their minds in hurry.
I, Dusky Sam fought in Australia till
he could fight no more. He beat al
J corners over and over again, and he
beat them with such ease that the
sports of the land of the kangaroo be
J came convinced that he was fully as
Il
credited him with being.
! He liked Australia and her people
! and he came home with boost fol
|, everybody and everything in the lane
with the exception of Promoter Hugh
Mcintosh. whom he blamed for bad
treatment
Langford and Woodman probably
will pack their trunks and start fol