TIIH IlKK: OMAHA. SATri,MAY. f.Y 101.'
"5
BREAKS RECORD FOR
HAMMER THROW
Stile? of Maine Seti New Intercol
legiate Mark in Franklin
Field. TryouU.
HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIVE FEET
THIRTEEN INJHE HANDICAP
Andrew Miller'i Crack Four-Year
Old Gelding, Roamer, Carries
Top Weight
WILL BE VERY RICH STAKE
riiiu.iEiri-nA. i
elimination trial on Fmnklln field this
afternoon In the hamnifr throw H. V.
Hailey of Maine broke the Intercollegiate
record by making a throw of 165 feet.
The reoord la 164 feet in Inchea, held bjr J.
R. Dewltt of Princeton.
The following men qualified for the
tinal In the shot put:
Whitnev, Dartmouth. IT feet Inchea;
MeCutclw-on, Correll; Ppeara. Dartmouth:
I. catty, t'olumt'ta; Rlcharda, Cornell;
Allen, Maine. Whitney's put wan lent.
Hunnlng high Jump: Following lx
Sualified at 6 feet 11 Inchea: Connolly,
ohna Hopkins! Johnstone. Harvard;
Kolletta, jr. Haverford: Oler. Yale; Mo-
laren
I.OIISVII.LE. K. May M.-Wlt'J An
Ottw Mlllrr'a .crark eaatern 4--ear-old
holding. Itoamer, i-arrylng top weight,
l.T oounrln. thirteen all-affed horaea urob-
May a -In the BMy win ,,., , tn thlr)1 ,nnuai tun
ti'ng of the Kentucky handicap, distance
cite milo and a quarter, at rougla ark
here tomorrow.
Although comparatively a new cent.
lf-vard dish: Following men cillnll- ; Hon. 13R tiniiiuli' V.mll Ur
nea tor tne eemi-rmaia tomorrow:
Tenrhner H m mm rH lkwnrw1. Pr.n.'
rylvanla; Foley. Harvard; O'Hrieri, Ml...- and Emrraon Cochran. 102; J. W. Srhorr's
,Jr?.V,nf..rn11- Ctornoll; Nelaon, Harvard; Pavld Craig. 112. and Ed Crump. 103: W
Hmlth, Michigan: Treadway. Yale: Hut- , ... , . . , , . ,
tereoii, Pennaylvanla; liartach. Cornell; J- Weber a Hodge, 109; A. P. Humphrey's
Cornell. Yale; Kauffman, Pennsylvania. I Broniewlng. 105; Jefferaon Livingston's
Beat time l'1 seconds, made by Teechner iioy.1 it ifti- t- Marinn'a Prlnca
and Foley. Mppln.ott. Penn.ylvnnla. , y", "' 10' JW lar,"n 1 rln
uroke down In enrlntlng and t
off tha track. He la probably
Man With Skeleton
Keys Shot by Cedar
Bluffs City Marshal
CEDAR Bl-VFFfl. Neb.. May . (Spe
cial Telegram.) The local pullceman
picked up a man at the Northwestern
depot hera about :1S last night and after
taking Mm to .iall atarted to aearch him
but he drew a revolver and oblevted. Tha
marshal then drew bla revolver and aho.
the bullet entering Juat In front of tho ,
ear and cam out the back of the netk. '
The prleoner fell to the floor and tho '
marshal the:i nearched htm and found 1
two thirl y-elaht-callhcr revolvcra. a bot
tle of exuloetvoa, a akeletoa key, a key
the handicap la aaid to be the richest , extractor, and what appears to be a
(lake In America thla year for older j stick of dynamite, lie also had a receipt
horaea. Ten thousand dollare ha been ! from the Young Min'a Christian aseoc It
added to the puree, describing the ap-jtlon In Fremont for ll.f and a letter of
proxlmat value of the race 115,000 The recommendation from the, imstor of the
fifty-aeven entrlea originally made were I First Baptist church of Vremont to the
.arrowed today to theee horses and j pastor of the First Baptiat chun h of i
Grand island.
He claims to be a surface miner and i
his home la Trinidad, Colo.; that Ms'
mother Is dead and his father living In ,
Denver. He haa aome literature on him I
and seems well posted along thla line. ;
He walked Into town soma time yeater-1
day and beggrd a meal here about 5:30 1
p. m. Ha Is about to years of age and j
fairly well dressed. . I
weights: ,
Harry Payne Whitney's Borrow, now
tunning under the colors of I.. 8. Thomp-
Short .Trass,
124; R. U Baker ft Co. John Ound. Ill,
waa carried
orr tha track. He Is probably out of the
meet.
Running broad Jump: Following alx
qualified for aeml-flnala: Worthington,
Dartmouth: Oraham, Columbia: French.
Maine; Frederick, Dartmouth: Olcr.
Yale. Worthing ton waa beet with a leap
of 3 feet in.-hes.
Hajnmer throw: Following atx quali
fied for semi-finals: Halley, Maine, dis
tance. If fet Inch; McCutoheon, tr
nell; Murphy, Pennsylvania: Ixvighrlilge,
Yala; O. W. Leadbetter, Bowdoln;
Nourae. Princeton
Pole vault: Following alx qualified for
finala: Crutlsa, Hyracuaa; Carter, Yale:
fJreely, Jr., Harvard : Fosa, Cbrnell. all
12 feet; Wilson, MlchVgan. and Baker.
Prtncnton, at 11 feet 11 Inches.
aiD-yard hunilee: Following nine quali
fied: Allen, Harvard; Crawford. Prince
ton: Brady, Columbia; Shedden, Yale;
Smith. Harvard; Starr, Cornell; Ptewart,
Princeton; Brown. Pennsylvania State;
Maxwell, Lafayette. Best time: 0:'i
by Urady. A dead heat between Kauff
irmn. Pennsylvania, and Savage. Bow
doln, for the tenth man to qualify will
' be run off tomorrow.
220-yard dash: Following twelve men
qualified: Patterson. Pennsylvania;
Treauway. Yale: Bnrtach, Cornell; Stew
art, Yale: Teschner, Harvard: Poat,
Pennsylvania 8tate; Foley, Harvard;
lioekwood. Pennsylvania: White, Penn
sylvania Mate: ttmlth. Mich I ran: Snow
den, Princeton; Dolbln, Pennsylvania
State. Host lime: 0:21 by Patterson.
Hermls, 103; J. T. Looney'a Leoray. W.
md F. D. Weir s Rlngllng, 5.
Added atartera may be W. R. Mlsell's
Robert Bradley. 107; F. It Bradley's
Bradley Choice, M; T. C. McDowell's
Mar Jasmine, 103; L. S. Thompson's
Harmonlcon, 124; M. 11. druber'a Mttlo
Hiring, W.
Five Hundred-Mile
t Automobile Race
: Goes Over to Monday
; INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., May 2S.-Oi
account of weather conditions th 600
mile automobile race, which was to have
been held at tha InlanapoIla Motor
speedway tomorrow was postponod today
until Monday. This anrouncement was
made at the speedway office.
Mrs. ffyrte Wins Title.
SCARBORnrnil V V Xlnv i.n
defeating Mrs. Joseph E. InivIs of Pipping
nocK, i., 4 up ana 3 to piav. in tbe
final round for the women's metropoli
tan golf chamnlonshina at Kleenv Hnlln-
Country club today, Mrs. Lillian B. Hyde
or weatsnore. I., won the title for
th fourth time.
Maay Dtariera rim - from I.trer,
Constipation, headache, bilious stwlk.
Indicate a sluggish liver. The tried rem
edy la Dr. King a New Life Pllla. Onlv
25c. All druggists. Advertisement.
1
Berg Suit Me
AND NOW WE SWEEP THE BOARDS WITH THE D1G
GEST CLOTHING EVENT OF THE SEASON-
North Platte Cadets ;
Pitch Tents in Rain
A SALE OF
MO
JUL
THAT SOLD AT $20 TO $35 SPR1XG AKD SUMMER STYLES AT THREE SPECIAL PRICES
SI 51
Si m
Apartments, flats, houses and cottages
ean be rented quickly and cheaply by a
Bea "For Rent" Ad.
' OOTHENBCRO, Neb.. May t.-Hpe- ;
tlal.-The North Platte High school
cadets are camping on the north shores j
of Lake Helen. They pitched their tents ,
In tho rain thla morning and are getting j
a real taste of rsmp life. j
: I
North Platte Pool llal Robbed. I
NORTH PLATTE, Neb., May 2R.-(ripe-
clat Telegram.) Burglars early thla
morning entered the T. L. Green pool halt
and robbed It of 1100. Entrance was
gained by forcing a door at tha front of I
the building. Will Long waa arrested on
suspicion today. Long. It is said, gave
several friends sums of money to keep
for him. A bunch of keys belonging to
I the pool hall was found in his possession.
Water Turned Into
Pawnee Ditch
Big
TECUM&BHV Neb.., .May JSSpeclal.)
-Two weeks ago the main ditch on the
Nemaha river drainage project through
thla county was completed to the Pawnee
county line to tha aouth. The Pawnee
county ditch comes practically to the line
.to meet this ditch. . It was desired to hold
the water In the ditch to assist the dredge
In doing its final month's work on a
lateral ditch up Elk creek, and so a strip
of land thirty feet wide waa not ex
cavated between the two ditches. With
, a four-inch fall here tha water began to
overflow. Workmen blew out the thirty
"feet of soil between the two ditches with
dynamite yesterday, and soon the waters
were rushing through the ditch on to the
(Missouri river through Pawnee and !
Richardson counties. Up to this time j
there Is no Indication of an overflow
onto the thousands of acres of farm lands I
along the ditch, and the several laterals.
and thla will mean much to the farmers
who have the land In crops. The big
drainage work is now practically com
pleted In Johnson county, after two
year a' work and at an expense of about
$2SO,O0O.
No Trouble on Sunday
if you dine here. Leave care at home
and additional to a pood dinner, enjoy
surroundings'found here.
Sunday night "Dinner de Luxe"
from six to nine at one-fifty the per
son. An exceptional music program
rendered by Christian's Fontenelle
Orchestra makes of this a most enjoy
able dinner concert.
Table arrangements may be made
with M. Charles Mayard.
The Fontenelle Will Serve You Weir
i
It Milt
Hi! pi
Hotel fToKTENELLE
TELEGRAPH APPRAISERS
ARRIVE IN BEATRICE
BEATRICE. Neb., May . 8pecial.)
It. L. Oil I ps, representing the Interstate
Commerce commission; O. W. McKenn,
the Western Union Telegraph company,
and P. Doyle, tha Rock island Railway
company, are In the city for the purpose
of taking the physical valuation of the
telegraph property of the Rock Island
read. They have covered the company's
lines In Texss and Kansas and ha 'c be
gun work in this state. . Their work In
cludes the valuation of telegraph poles,
TvlreF, Insulators, etc., and they are
obliged to travel afoot. They cover from
ten to twelve miles each day. After com
piling their reporta of the valuation of
the telegraph property In the Kanaai City
district tho rcrK.rt are' filed at Kansas
City and are later sent to the Interstate
Commerce commission at Washington.
MAN INJURED BY CAR
GIVEN $2,500 VERDICT
KFARNKT. Neli.. May 28.-lXpecial
Telegram.) A verdict n given Oeorge
amater In district court here today,
awarding him 11500 agalnat George BIs
cliel. Scomster was inj'ired In an auto
motive accident last rail, when the au
tomobile being 11 1 en by Bischel
ran into himself, and companion,
who wera riding bicycles to twa
front the atate Industrial school. Seam-1
ster leg waa broken at the thigh and
has never healed. Beamttter waa present
ai the trial, but it waa neceesary to
bring Iilin In on a etretcher. Peamater
was an employe at the Industrial school,
and BUchet is a prominent grange or
yanUer. a'ao running for representative
i-n the progreaalve" ticket last election.
Get Rial or . ever."
A laxy liver and sluggish bowels will
overcome any ambitious and energetic
man or won an and make them feel all
tired out. dull, stupid and lifeless. Foley
Cathartic Tablets relieve conatipatlon, r
rtore healthy bowel action and liven up
your liver. They are w holerome and thor
(Ughly cleanalntc; do not grtpor nause
ate. They banish that full, close, heavy
feeling. J. L, Knight, Fort Worth, Texaa.
says: "My disagreeable aymptom wera
entirely removed by the thorough cUana
!ng they gave my system." Sold every-
here. Advertisement
VACATION
OPPORTUNITIES
Via . Rock Island Lines
(From Omaha Effective June 1st.)
Alexandria Bay, N. Y., and return..' 940.30 to 4l.o
Aabury Park, N. J., and return f 48.80 to 931.85
Atlantic City, N. J. and return SM.85
Bangor, Me., and return $52.53 to SStf.KU
Bar Harbor, Me., and return $54.70 to S61.UO
Boston, Mass., and return $47.83 to $51.85
Buffalo, N. Y., and return... $S8.55 to $40.10
Burlington, Vt., aud return. $45.4U
. Chautauqua Lake points, N. Y., and return $37.20
Cleveland, O., and return $33.70 to $5.7l
Cbarlottetown, P. E. I., and return $56.10 to $72.40
Concord, N. II., and return.,:... $47.00 to $58.15
Detroit, Mich., and return $31.20
Kabyan, N. H., and return $48.73 to $50.50
Halifax; X. S., and return $56.80 to $78.85
Lake Placid, N. Y and return $45.20 to $46.70
Moncton. N. B., and return $51.80 to $06.7O
Montreal. Que., and return $41.30 to $51.65
New York, N. Y and return $48.85 to $58.85
Old Orchard, Me., and return $40.0O to $55.40
Portland, Me., and return $49.O0 to $54.70
Portsmouth, X. H., and return .$48.40 to $32.40
Pictou, X. S., and return $57.15 to $72.00
St. John. X. B., and return. $51.80 to $62.20
St. Johns, X. F and return $76.15 to $95.60
Saratoga Springs, X. Y., and return $44.05 to $15.40
Toronto, Ont.. and return $30.20 to $40.55
Yarmouth, Me., and return $40.00 to $55.40
CIRCUIT TOURS
Xew York and return $54.60 to $58.80
One direction via Buffalo or Niagara Falls, other direction
via Washington, V. C.
Boston, Mass. and return.. $53.o to $60.20
One direction via Montreal, other direction via Niagara
Falls and Albany.
Boston, Mass., .and return $50.50 ao $05.23
One direction via Niagara Falls and Albany, other direc
tion via New York and Washington, V. C.
The above la only partial list of Eatttarn points to which
excursion fares are available, and many other attractive Circuit
Tours are offered.
Tickets carry final return limit of sixty days from date of
sale, and very liberal stop-overs In both directions.
Chicago Limited at 6:08 P. M. Daily .
For further information inquire of
T7 J. S. McNALLY
r i'K I Division Paaseoseer Agent,
JRmUM 14,h Md Karnm HM- w- - W. Rldg.
Right nt tho hoight of the senson, with Juno just around tho corner nnd Momorinl tiny but two days away, we offer
yon clothing values without an equal this season.
These Suits are fresh from "The House of Kuppenheinier" a house which doesn't know how
to produce anything short of the Best. They represent those selections in which we are short of
size rnnges and which, in compliance with our policy of cleaning tint everything but full assort
ments, MUST BE SACRIFICED NOW at END-SEASON PRICES.
All patterns Glen Urquharts, Tartans, Hnnj Stripes, Piping Hlues, Unttleship Grays and nov
elty mixtures Models for men of all builds and tastes, eizes 33 to 4fi.
As An Additional Feature
for this great "Knppenheimer Sale" we have been able through right
planning, right conditions and right co-operation from other clothing
makers who stand near the top rung of the clothing ladder to offer u
special selection of 44C suits of genuine $1 $12 and $15 CQ 7C
i.uuli tics for PO"
Every Day We Demonstrate
to our customers the superior excellence of our "Fadeless Rlue Srge
Suits." The variety of weaves and models gathered 0TT Cf I 00C
from the lending producers are offered you here from WatW
!0YS' UJOOL SUITS
"SMS-'- FREE
I want a good suit for my boy, but I do not want to i j
ver iK I CT
mi - .1 i il i. L 1 J
inis is mo way a great many inomcrs pui it, onu
we are ablo to show the best suit $3.(K) ever bought.
Selected Woolens every point doubly strengthened
Seams sewed with silk Buttons on to stay. No detail
omitted to better the suit. Two pairs of pants full lined, and in addition to
all this, we give FREE with every suit at $5.00 and over, a Complete Base
Ball Outfit Mitt Mask, Ball and Bat.
HATS STRAW AND FELT
Weather permitting, you will no doubt be
interested in Straw Hats. And we want
to remark that no one has a finer or larger
assortment to select from.
$1, $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3, r
$3.50, $5, $6.50, $10, $12, $15
At either price we can easily promise you In
all truth a saving of 50o to $1.00.
Felt Hats, In the mid season styles
82. $2.50. S3. Stetsons, $3.50
SEASONABLE FORIUSIIMGS AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
madras and: percale,-soft cuff
$1.00 Shirts,
tyle. at ...V.;.. S
$1.60 Shirts, madras soft cuff and front.... 05
$2.00 Shirts, madras soft cuff and front.. $1 45
76c Shirt, madras soft cuff' and frent 45 J
UNDEItWRAB. ' '
$1.60 Shfrt and Drawers styles.-..,.. 85
$1.00 Shirt and Drawers styles.. '.v. 50
$2.00 Union Suits, j all styles...., $1.45
$1.00 Union Suits, all styles...... 75
ATHLETIC UNION HUIT
Nainsook, mull, crepe, etc.50c, 75. $1 nd up.
Another invoice of those Fine Hiik Hone at 10
All colors and black and white.
RAIN COATS and
SLIP-ONS -
CSaaav looklna coats
juat the rlKlit
wrlirht for praaent
wear
16.00 nualltlea. UN
17. B0 qualitlea. 90.09
112.60 qualltlvs. S10
Bea Window Slaolar
ill
: -
EXTRA TIOOSESS
Kvary pair La well
tailored and a splen
did variety of pat
terns. Knsrltah ami
regular ntylea. ami
Hlvie Serre. l.60, a,
a.60, S3.60. ts. ami
nn to $10 It you
wish.
covriomt tats
THI HOU8I OP KUPPKNHZIMin
i'r Bysv
Sfffftfif
IH FREE . - r-rry
; ... Small- f
Ni:Srii i
II V
MEM
The store that makes the lowest prices that Jfl
gives the greatest values and includes a M
BRASS BED with every outfit amounting to
$100.00 or over.
EASIEST
CREDIT TERMS
We ask less money
down and make smaller
monthly payments than
any other store in
Omaha.
'REFRIGERATORS
Front tear, hardwood cabinet.
lever-lock door and A Baa 1 C
adjustable shelves I Ifl
great Ice saver; al- V I bav JJU
ways ory ana ouur- 1 "
less and sanitary. Ill
Upelal at W
EASIEST
TERMS
IN
OMAHA
GO-CARTS
una ami ja
line beat
st features l
Kxceptlonally good valu
-iurmf' una and
HturKeaa
carta, newest
price 12.15 to til)
Hee our big- apei'lal on
ale now at only
1513-1515
HOWARD
STREET Between 15th and 16th Sts.
Remember
the
Address
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OAK HALL CLOCKS
They staad ft. Ua A am "I P
Hulid oak, famwl.r h
bru4 movememte, JIU
flue time keepers, ea- a .
tra speelal, this sale w
7
THE DREXEL KID
Bar": "On
rtinjr days
other shoes
leak through,
tbe soles but
not my Bteel
Shoda."
The Best
For Wear
If a boy's shoe will not
stand rough usage It la no
use at all to the average
boy. Here Is a boy's shoe
that will outwear two
pairs of ordinary boy'a
shoes.
HOD
HOES
Get a pair tomorrow,
we hare them in button
and bluoher. Boys' 1 to
6V4, $2.60. Little Oenta
9 to 18H, 12.25.
PARCEL POST PAID.
Drexel
1419Farnam St
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