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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-10
RISES FROM PRIVATE
 TO COMMAND IN YEAR

' London, Dec 10-The most rapidly promoted man in the British army is Iieutenant-Co1onel w. F. Austin of the 17th Reserve Battalion of the Cheshire Regiment, who enlisted as a private in that regiment on August 30, 1914. He enlisted as a stranger. with only some militia experience be- hind him, and rose rapidly through the non-commissioned ranks to a com mission, and then from quartermaster to adjutant, con pany commander and battalion adjutant with the result that at the end of eleven months he was commanding a regiment.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-10
NORWAY's PAPER MILLS
 THRIVE ON WAR DEMANDS

Chr1stiania, Norway, Dec. 10 Prices on all sorts of paper in Nor way have gone up thirty to forty per cent. and are stlIi on the increase Some sorts can not be manufactured by the Norwegian paper mills, as, for instance, blue paper. for want of blue dye-stuff, which usually is supplied by Germany
 The central valleys in Norway are great lumber districts, much like trees are pine and evergreen and. thanks to the numerous ceIlu1ose and paper mills. which have been built, fr the last fifteen or twenty years, the value of the wood has increased con- siderably. So many foreign factories had to stop because of the war, prices on the produ&ts from the Norwegian plants have gone up-on cellulose from $40 a ton before the war to $70 ton now
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-10
Industrial Exhibition
 In Korea Successful

Seoul, Koreta, Dec. 1O--The big in dustriaI exhibition organized by the Japanese government was closed yes 5terday after having been visited by E900,OOo people The general impress sion is that both the Korean and Jap anese have had their eyes open to the vast amount of hidden wealth await ing exploitation in Korea and that a great impetus has been given to i'm dustriaI and commercial initiative.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-10
English Generals Resign
 "For Personal Reasons

London, Dec. 1o--sir James Will cocks has resigned the command of the Indian Corps on the western front for .'personnal reAsons. A Heuten- ant-general since 1908 he was senior to Sir Douglas Haig until the latter was made a full general last NoVem- Der. For similar reasons, so far as the public knows, General Smith Dorrien left the front several months ago.
 Henry R. fletcher, United States Ambassador to Chile. is expected to be appointed to Ambassador to Mexico.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-15
[ nIRTIss AND pEATHs.

Births--B'red. and Anna Kan. b5os South
Thirty -second. Girl: LEWIS and Ethel
Hayes. RaIston, bay Joe and Mamie
Alice Martin, S41S Davenpoft girl; y.
Earle and Mary 4, Pullens hos Grant
girl. Oscar and victosla soiuuiet, ti1O
South Seventeenth, boy; w. H and Mary
Westergard. 10ss South Twenty-third. girl
vahlAv and Mary vnia. SSla Drexei, boy
George and Barbara 0utsc1her. W7i
Marcy, giri; Bohurpll and Elisabeth flip
ala Atlas. BOY William NJ and Pauline
Deutsch, f7l6 Van Camp boy: Leo j. and
Michilln DomanslIi af20 Bancroft boy.
ID. T.. and MRrjory Hoyt. 4e@ webster,
gtrf Charles and Jenny Beavers, SAL
Nbffh Fifty-seyeHth. girl; g. q and Lou,
isq. Baker. 2xzl Pratt, giit; Albert and
Hsilsa Conn. fll0 Pierce. girs; Sebastiano
and Lucia Psstrftto, lila South Eighth,
gil. Benjamin and Estella Harrison. t256
pcr4las: boy: john b. and Jessie Brain,
pesths-jsns A. Petersen, %. 900 SfianIi
J, II, Cassidy, SCI hospital; Albert y.
Hbuth. ~, 1502 Emmett: John Ballard.
months, Afs South Seventeenth, bertha
Levine. 10 hospital; Arthur walkup. 8,
9aoe North Tweuty-first; Margaret Tang
mira Z. Clark. IS. 22W South Thtrty-sec-
oudt Lring An Gus, -, hospital; Roy
Linday, So, 1921 Grant
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-15
nfARnIAan LEcRNans.
mUrLDTNo PERMITS.

a. y, Marshall, S1Oa H, frame DWELLING
foilc~s; is6s south beer PsrE SUBWAY
400: 1915 Deer Park boulevard, :. 700
south seventeenths 1900; $50 South Sew
enteenth. &.eo0
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-15
FOR SALE
FURNITURE.

BARGAINS IN FURNITURE AND
HARDWARE. isss n. 2tTH. WEB. leo7,
FOR sAl.E-iiere IL a Classification thai
reader, AZ this column offers some excep-
tlonsl opportunities every day and =
small want "a will sell your article al ttB
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-15
RENTALS.
1PARTMENTs AND FLATs.

the For Rent advertisement appearing
10 the For Rent column Of The Bee daily
cannot b beat for variety that Will please
and fill the needs OF any one desiring 70
Fsnt Phone Tyler f006s
MODERE l-f, apartment. Including beau
tafni east sun room. In west Fafnam
district. Tor. rent. Harvey issss %
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-15
RENTALS


al sDsI ISN'T csIPP HsT lam Il, '' '0"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-15
cAnn OF rHANIke.

WE wIsh TO extend our sincere thanks
% our many friends and knights OF
PYthiaa lodge for their sympathy shown
d. e. BRAdoNiRE AND WIFE.
We ,viuh 20 express our sincere thanks
20 tha frienda and neighbors for the
Kindness extended and sympathy shown
by the beautiful floral offerings At tins
aenfh Of our beloved daughtsr, Bernice.
N VIM 9CHOMHR AND FAMILY.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-15

Cards OF Thanks, Death, FNuneral
ard Lodeo Notices, 70 cents q line
each Insertion. Minimum charge
30 cente.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-15

An advertisement inserted 20 De
stopped by written order.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-15

RJIPTHR.E successfully treateo
~ " = A"A- without a suFeicAI
oparation. Call or write Dre. Wray n
Mathany. sos Bee BLDG Omaha I,
RHEUAGAT1eM treated suecassfulIy, re-
suits Gusrnt'd. DR.. Bcwter.. aA Bee BLDG.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-15

December Is, aged Is years.
l1iharnl services will be held Wednes-
day, December Is. at . O'Clock at Hulse q
Riepen's chapel. Wl SOUTH sixteenth
Of Christ, Scientist. officiating Friends
welcome. IntorTnent, Walnut Hill cerne-
AaRH. Council Hluffh Ia.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-15

Parties advertising in. theps col
umns and having their answers
addressed IN care OF The Bee WI
please ask for cards 70 enanle
will be delivered except on pre-
sentatlon OF cards.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-15

RnTuRsEN-Jens Andrew. aged 90 xsass
ID months, o days, Decennber II. laiA
noon from residence, 900 Miami 81, q
6Dfingweil cemetery. Friends invited.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-15
CHARGE RATES.

one time, IL cents a line,
Three consecutive tlmen, 70 cents
q line. each insertion.
Seven consecutive times, cents
q line earh insertion.
Thirty consecutive times. cents
q line. each insertion.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-15
CASH RATES.

. One time, 3 cents a word.
Two or more consecutive times
ia cents a word, each inseIuon.
Eaven consecutive times. cent
"A word. each insertion.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-15
MEDICAL

PILES. FTsTUI.A CURED.
Or, =. r. Tarry cures pilfb fistula and
other rectal diseases without surgical
paid until cured write tor book on
rectal diseases with testlmonlalA DIR.
4. r. TARRY. $40 Bee Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-15
NOTICES.

Count usx average words 20 the
line. No advertisement taken TOT
lees than % centR
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-15
lost AND FOUND

LOST AND FOUND
LosT-SIw REWARD for capture
and conviction of thief, $40 for return OF
team, buggy and harness. Team OF bay
mares, weight 1.150 each; one q little
darker than other, front white foot star
forehead. tip of ears clipped other
rougher looking solid bay MohAir TOP
buggy. light colored from weather, orig
inalIy brown; side curtains almost white
WIN probably be seen driving SINGLE ana
leading other mare, as shafts were sub
stituted on buggy, Also took single hag-
ness. II seen, please notify me tpnS-
diately. A. s. Edwards Sheriff Mills
County. Glenwood, In. =
OMAHA q. COUNCIL. BLUFFS STREET
RAILWAY COMPANY, ~
Persons having lost some article would
Do yell TO- call up. the office Of the
company to ascertain whether they left
Il In the street ears. 49, ~
Many articles each day are turned IN
and the company Ii anxious 70 restore
them to the nghtful owner. Call Doug. ~
Lost or Found ads in omaha's Lost and
Found medium means the immediate re-
turn Of that article n Advertised In The
Zee. the Lost and Pound peper.
LOST. strayed or stolen. bay keidtnes
weight LOO lbs. Call Walnut to0s.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-15
MOVIES
~ FEATURES ~
e TODAY -


GRAND. 18TH AND BINNEY.
The Family Cupboard. partb.
LoTHRoP. 24TH AND L0THRoP.
H. b. warner in The Ghost Breaker.
MONROE, 3bb5 FARNAM.
''Ths Wonderful Adventure" a For
feature in five reels.
ORPHEUM. PATH AND NJ.
salvation Nell" i've parts.
PRfNOEss, lslT-1s DOUGLAS.
Harold Lockwood ana May Allison IN
The Buszard's Shadow. 8 acts.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
CHIRoPRACTIC, spinai adjustment.
can successfully remove the cause Of
Rheumatism. liver. stomach. paralysis.
nervousness ana female weaknesses. Ex-
DIR. w. II. KNOLLENBERG.
Suite 81 Bee Bldg. Tyler 1888
BRODEd AARD's Lucky Wedding
Rings at 18th and Douglas SITS
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-15

IsrEpGEY--Roy. aged "a yeara AT his res
t1ence, M Grant street.
Huneral Thursday at y. M from TAS
CARTE chapel. Interment Eorege Lawn
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-15

/ WILL tfpewfite aud revise your
scenarios and ehort stories and advise
whefe to sell. Price q. Model Typing
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-15
HELP WANTED
MALE AVN EVuNFALE.

1uaT u w nsrusn
. W ny AnD
MALE AND FEMALE.
Wiz tfpewnte and revise your
.koenhIlOS 4nu enQrt storiss enn LOVE-
70 hseh fIlce VI Nopel Aypins
Co. BOX w, lndianapoiis. lno.
- -
SITUATIONS WANTED
VAN ,.-1tE Tso.,S i,.es ,-jTn
CITY, wants deiivSrine on Contract or
by day Walnut i'll. : - =
al, 1890. - -. ,....S
ton 20 play with ofchestra. band 81
anywhere; can furnish refefeneA from
military band. Call Tyler 74SO-W. II not
nv Ts;sTssS
HAEmtE ecoountenl wants position as
al College: four yeafs, exteTief,os: two IL
five hours day TO work Ad6reSs Il, n
1917 jackson St t.N ~ ~
WXNTEfJ-To6 a. hoiiae caTfsSnfHr IN
htore 'or office buiidIoe nv royysr-ateyf
mcdaniel call HsrnSv 500 - -
~ T,aSIs 7;-SS 5,SS75-
i,sRis stahia rsec.,Sssto,sS =. 0nTSi Only To-
rePerehces A6dyeSs \ SaSs,dv az ~
Del, city ! -; '' 49, S''
60T0REb yoS;T@ man 1VantS oYyIoS .Is5Ss--
ing Good workman. reference. TIA r1,ev
6S4S =, ~ :. -
REsPE1ST KRT-5 -.i5z-1,. ,.o,,,.,, ,,-...ss;-z
and assist with I'M o work AM handy
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-15

The Bee viii not be responsible
for more than the first tncorrect
insertion Of any advertisement.
You can place your want al IN
TIE Bee hy telephone.
TELEPHONE TYLER 1000.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-15
prArHs Arp ruNnRAL NoTIcnl

CAftrsoH--Charies j., December IL. 1913
TSSneral Wednesday at . .. m from
residences of Mrs Amanda Berg. 81
North Twonty-asventh avenue. Inter
Hnent, Forest Lawn cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-15
WANT AID RATES

WANT ADS for the evening
edition must reach The Bee Office
before ~ o'clock noon.
WANT ADS for the morning
ana Sunday editions must reach
The Bee OFFICE before 5:b p. m.
WANT ADS received after these
heufs win make their first appee.e.r,,,
afca under TOO Late TO Classify.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-15

r1nndarn 81 q. "a 81
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-15
AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILES o..
whensver you are considerinR ssilsng 81
buying q used car and you want fail
value for your money or you want people
VINE. are willing TO pay for what they are
buy or advertise through the used car
column Of The Bee. Phone Tyler Zoo.
6-pAseENGER Ford for sale. Cali Red
s06, morning or afternoon.
6,ooO MILES 6f mileage in your old times
SkebuitI. BEND tnein 20 DO TIltE ~,
1911 chIcAkO Sc 80
Industriai .oerage Co.. % q Harney ets.
HEbRABKA buick Service StAtion. tsiA
EernanI Sc Phone Douglae In.
AUTO. elsaslns house. Buy. sell and So
500 REWARD for any rnaSneto We cane
BRUSH ruhabout. cheap, Omaha Con
Teiephone colfax sss
TIRES ellSS, $40; SOxsf, sS7si. guarAn-
ted 500; limited number at this price
JOE MURPHY--Auto repairing at Middle
State Garage. Phone Tyler 207.
BUSINESS CHANCES
TEIpATEzsA-sBuy. lease or aeil your the
Theatsr E1oh. Co.. 1905 Tafnani. d. 1ss7.
II yonr Businens Chance viii stand
rigid lnvestigation and Il iust what 4 e
advertised. OF II you are looking 70 start
in business for yourself you WIN be per-
sS 's eoie Zee zee. sA %hsS sSs
lns-or selling q business Phone Tyler 1000.
FOR sAf.iD--Restaurant and confoction-
cry buainens; will invoice for about
81, 800: reason for selling, other business
requires my attention: Tor further infor-
NATION. acdress q ~, care Bee
LEASE and furniture for sale OF a II.
room hotel In Grant, Neb., doing fins
business Passenger train takes dinner
here, also freight train takes dinner anc
supper. County seat town. Only hote
! IN Grant. F. b. Lance
| oFFlCE Tor real estate or Jnsurance
same floor as Bee office. ISxu feet; go
The Bee Bldg. Office Room 100
10 SELL or buy a business. call ON
Busch q Borghoef. Frenser Blk. ID. Ssis.
Want 20 lease my shop and garage and
sell my tools and stock OF goods on
hand. fine location. write me at once
| J. c. Kirkpatrick. Athelstan, Ia.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-15
WANTED 10 RENT

WANTBD--Tos rent, small place Tor chill
parlor. Call ID. sls4. Mrs. Madrid. sou
s, 10th 81
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-15
FURNISHED HOUSES.
FURNISHED ROOMS

UP-TO-DATE furnished house or apart
ment for the winter; must be first
class. Address o 44S Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-15
RENTALS
APARTMENTs AND FLATS.

VERY choice or 5-room. steam-hea
apartment on West Fsrnam st.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-15

PERSONAL
$1,000 TO PENSION
INVALIDS
The Ladies' Home Journal, si.ee
The Saturday Evenlng Poet........... 1.kO
The Country Gentleman. .s....s..,..k.1 LOO
SS SUBSCRIPTIONS IN DECEMBER
practically earns the 5000 for the IN.
YALIDS' PENSION ASSOCIATION
Your order or renewal means 800. Please
phone Douglas Tics or mall 20
GORDON,
THE MAGAZINE NAN,
Omaha. Neb.
YOUR furnace cleaned. a. work guetanl-
tesd. Central Tin shop po1kiaa ts9A
THE Salvation Army tnluaer1al home 60-
llcits your old clothing. furnitore, nnaNa-
Elnea. We collect. We distribute. Phone
DouElan liss and our wagon VIII call.
Call and inspect our new home. lilo~iit1-
tiit Dodge -
YOUNG women coming 90 Omaha as
strangers are invited TO visit the Youna
Womene Christian association building
al si7th b. ana 81 Nary's Ave where
they viii be directed 70 suitable boqrdlns
places or otherwise aatisted. Look tor
our traveller guide ~ the Union station.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-15
MAP wNNTED---FEMAIE

sTENo1., $50; stenog., $50
REF. CO. SSs-40-l2 Brand. Thea.
sTEN00R.APHER. Oliver ........... $3.50. 00
lTfH cHNo kG M Scc bee aldS. 50
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-15
WEST.

MAGGARD Van & Storage Co.: Moving
packing. storage and shipping. d. l4ss
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE
SEPARATE, locked rooms, for house
hold goods and pianos; moving. packing
OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO.,
500 SO. 18th St Doug. ass
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-15
SPECIAL Low RATES

Steam heated sl'p'g rms, close In. r. +443
ELEGANT four rooms. furnished. strictly
modern, $16. 2 rooms, furnished or un-
furnished either. $40. 2411 s. Path.
80 6. list AVE.-Modern furnished room;
walking distance; quiet home. Phone
Doug 1919
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-15
JCReed n Ef g.:f G.. S 8 v:
Gordon Van Co. g SSi: ISL:

JUST from the country. three farm mareA
from 100 to l,5O0 lbs. from TO II years
old; will sell cheap. eOlS Douglas.
SIZE the Central Furniture Stores FREE
RENTAL LIST
HAVE you got the money III you have
investigate this. 5000 win buy a buSl-
ness worth $1,000. II taken before Dec 10.
Address p. s3s care Bee
| Hnusas creigh Sons q Co, Bee BldT.
- In an parts OF the city
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-20
Floyd Rynte1'
HIGH HONOR FOR BUICKLEY
Is One of the Few Harvard Athletes
Who Holds an III" in Three
Major Sports.
HARDw1CK ALSO GETS HONOR

CAMBRIDGE. Miss, June 19.--Charley
Brickley will take his place in that class
OF athletic immortals commonly known
as "three-H men" during commencement
time the latter part of this month. He
will then Join Tack Hardwick In hold
ing the III OF Harvard In three major
sports. The present senior class will re-
jolce when BriclSiey lands I'm the ex-
elusive ring OF three-H men. for 1t will
give the 1915 men the honor of being
the first class 70 be represented by two
such all-round athletes,
Brickleys third III" will come In base
ball, for he has demonstrated to Head
Coach Haughton that he has the goods
in the outfield and at the bat, Just as
much as he has then when he is within
the s6-yard line OF the opponents In a
foot ball game. Brickley has already won
a steady place in the outfield OF the
varsity base ball team. and since II Is
necessary for Harvard man TO COM
pete against Yale before he can win his
III in sport, Bricxley will necessarily
have to wait for the fire game OF the
Harvard-Yale series. on June p, before
For three years now Tack HHrdwiek
has been enjoying the distinction OF be-
ing the only Harvard man In college TO
wear three HIS" for he won the triple
honor in his sophomore year BY playing
on the varsity foot bail team in the falL
putting the shot for the track team In
/ The Yale dual meet and then playing on
the varsity base ball team.
Brickley also had a wish TO gain three
letters when he entered harvard, but his
| great Importance 20 the foot ball team
"a soon as he developed his drop-kickins
wizardry stood in the way OF his compel
ing for base ball In his sophomore year
ha cleaned up an "I1' in foot ball and
another one for putting the shot in track
hut he was advised against trying base
bali for fear that he might sustain In
turtles that would affect his drop-kiek'
ing
(The attack OF appendicitis which KEEP
Charley Brtckley out OF the foot oal
Lineup during bis oaptaincy year last TAI
was one OF the greatest disappointment
that he had, but he resolved while h
was still convalescing that he wouh
make up for II by playing base ball an
earning his third III" Therefore, whel
the first call for candidates was mad
way back in February BTickley cam
out aud he has been improving IN has
ball efficiency ever since.
When Brickley and HaTdwick Quit Han
ward in June there viii be dearth
possibilities for three-ietter men anon
the undergraduates, AT present West
more wilcox. the sensational quarter-mil
l runnar stands out~as having the bei
, chance Of accomplishing the feat He
. a member Of the sophomore class an
this Is his first year OF varsity eligibility
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-20
MORE TALK OF SLASHTNG
Rumor of Conference OF Minor
Mays to Cut Expenses
Revived.
o'NEnL MAKES A STATEMENT

CHICAGO. June LIT was learned
here today that the more radical pro
ponents of economical measures among
the higher class minor league magnates
have proposed a combined movement by
the leading circuits to reduce salaries
and oven to curtail the playing season
sharply this year. The movement would
require action by the International
league, the American association. the
Pacific coast league, the Western and
the Southern leagues. Though a proposed
meeting Of the presidents of these or
CARNATIONS was discussed. 1t is said, at
the American association session here
carly this week. President Chivinston
said today he had heard nothing of t.
President Johnson of the American
league was quoted not long ago as. say
ing some of the minor leagues would
better suspend for the season rather than
battle against the unusual weather, re-
ported lack of interest and unfavorable
times Certain magnates, taking their
cue from this statement. have advocated
extreme measures. but others believing
that interest Is reviving and that return
OF good weather Ia due, are opposed TO
radical action.
Discussing the statement made by Hugh
Jones, owner OF the Lincoln club, who
said 1t would ask the reduction of the
salary of President O'Neill among the
measures of economy In the Western
league, OMEN said today he would abide
by any action Of the league.
They can take half my salary. as
Jones proposes. or all OF It." said the
president. "and VIII run the business
OF the league Just the same The league
is welcome to use my own money as we'll
as my salary as II has done before. 1t
has at different times used $4,000 of mine,
and is welcome to It again
No date for further discussion Of the
retrenchment plans has been set, Presl-
dent O'Neill said. He IL waiting now
for further reports on the proposition
put to ball players regarding q cut in
their salaries
How BARROW Feels.
NEW YORK, June 19-President Ed
ward Barrow of the International league
said that he understood that a PROPOSE
ton to reduce salaries and possibly cur
tail the playing season had been under
discussion by some OF the minor, league
executives.
Certainly the International league il
not planning to reduce players salaries
or curtail the league season which Is
scheduled to close on September 49," he
| said.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-20

the growth Of the game in this country
has been tine use OF the word love" in
the score as a synonym for nothing. il
has furnished the peg on which to hang
many a jest. The influx of the juniors,
the actual opportunity to see the great
players in action and 70 know that IL is
no baby game" has resulted in bring
ing crowds TO the courts. few Of whom
will ever find their names on the rank
ing list.
West Leads East.
Strange as 1t may seem, the west is
completely outstripping the east in the
rapid development OF the game. One of
the prominent manufacturers told the
other day OF the tremendous demand for
implements I'll the sport throughout the
west. A manufacturing silversmith has
been kept busy turning out cups and
trophies which are TO be- competed for
IN tournaments in Colorado, Montana and
Rocky mountain states. Robert ID
Wrenn, president OF the National asso-
citation. awoke to the position that the
west is taking when he received deluge
of applications for the eastern states team
to stop over for special matches on Its
way 20 the Pacific coast SO great has
become the interest In some sections that
important newspapers made offers TO the
National association TO defray ali the eX-
penses OF the team, which will include
r. Norris williams. ID, the national
champion. and Watson NJ. Nashburn, II
the team would stop at their city for
matches OF a day or two.
While the boom in the game Is encour-
aging TO those who have so Loyalty stood
by Il for many years, they see that the
rapid growth in many cases is at the
expense of slovenly attention TO the de-
tails which arc the fundamentals of II.
Harold II. IIackett, the captain OF the
Davis cup team that returned tho inter
national trophy 20 this country in 1913.
talked of some OF the dangers Of faulty
I beginning as he saw them I'm his passihs
about the city, In the estiipa ton OF the
expert. the proper measurements OF the
courts and the absolutely proper hang
ing of the net form enc OF the most Inn
iportant essentials. on some OF the park
ana public courts the nets are hung as
lif there was no rule whatsoever as "a
height at center and sides. The careful
|, development of an effective service and
of a variety OF shots depend chiefly upor
1.-THE exact height OF the net, Courts
marked longer or shorter than the Off,
lclal measurements, and especially wher
the Dimensions OF the service court arr
changed are apt to make material dis
ference in the work Of even a beginner
In the estimation OF those who study tn
question most carefully, every player Wit
is starting the game should carefull'
oonsider the rules and hrthcrr1o-e IN
stat on proper measurements and heigh
OF net II he is playing outside OF a club
| Then he does not have 10 unlearn earl
, mistakes,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-20
Dodge County Boys
To Give Joe Stecher
A Big Diamond Belt

Dodge county friends OF Joe stecher
are preparing to give him a diamond
studded belt II he wins from Cutler here
on the evening Of July 5. when they meet
at Rourke park. A committee has ar
ranged to raise $500 to buy the Dodge
favorite something worth while II no
brings home the bacon in his match with
the ehamDion.
II think Uncle Sam ought TO pay the
promoters of this mach a commission
on the monev orders they are helping r
sell and also on the increased business
they are giving the mail department.
said Dan Gaines OF the Merchants hotel.
which is the headquarters for the match.
Il never saw such keen interest in any
sporting event"