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Bug-House Records
Copyright. International
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Drawn for The Bee by J. Swinnerton
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GUNNERS START
OUT WITH A WIN
Give Walter 0. Clark Trimming
in Game Full of
Features.
thrty-three to thirty-one
After tying the score three times and
jumping in the lead twice, tba Townaend
Gun club five Oefcatea the Walter U.
Clarks at the Young Men's Christian as
portation last eve nlng In the second extra
five mlnutea of play. S3 to 31. Not until
the last toot of the referee's horn was
the content decided, and ' even then It
might have gone five additional minutes,
as Noland of the Clarks flipped a basket
one second after the contest was cslled,
but which was not allowed. The game
was the most eicltlng and Interesting
from the spectators' point of view, ever
staged on the gym floor and served as a
fitting opening of the Trl-City loop.
Carl Hansen, substitute guard for the
gunner", who replaced Carl Welgel. made
the lucky flip for the gunners In the aeo
ond extra flve-mlnute period.
Prom the start the Clarks Jumped In
the lead and throvphont the first period
were never headed. The half-time count
ended 17 to 1!. On the restart the Clarks
began to Increase their lead, but were
Jerked up short when the Gunners hy
gradual and persistent m work begun
overhauling their contemporaries. A bas
ket by Carl Welgel, followed by Lutes
and Harris, put the Oimners on a par,
the half ending with a to 29 tie.
Both fives had plenty of chances to
eop the game In the extra minutes of
play. Each missed a number of easy
goals, the ball at times rolling about the
hoop In a tantalising manner. Roth fives
were also off in foul goal shooting, Psr
rlsh landing flva out of twelve attempts
and Harris seven out of fourteen.
While all the players put up a hrand
of playing seldom equalled on a loral
court, the work of Bechtold at center for
the Gunners was more Than above the
average. Though outweighed and smaller
than his opposing man, Bechtold out
Jumped his lanky opponent on a number
of occasions. TMe lineup:
TOWNfENPS
Harris
R. Welgel ...
Hechtold
lutea
C. Welgel....
Substitutes:
Field goals:
CLARKS
RF.IT..F Nolan
...j.F.iR.F Klrpser
O.IC Puiyear
..U.O. L.O.... Montgomery
..UG.IR.G rarilsn
Hansen for Carl Weluel.
Harris (M, C. Welcel i,
Lutes t4, K. Welgel, Hansen, Kaepeer,
Nolan f7. Puryesr S). Psrrlsh (V Foul
goals thrown: Harris 7), Psrrlsh i.
Koiils committed 'larks. 7; Townaend.
It Heferee: Charleawnrth. Tlmekeeiwr.
lake. Kcorer: Moore. Time of halves:
in minutes and two &-mlnutea extra e-rlods.
SPEARS GETS LONG LEAD
ON SCIPLE AT BILLIARDS
George Fpeara, Floug City billiard ex
pert, performed last night at the Byrnes'
billiard parlors before a big crowd, which
witnessed him as he administered a de
feat to K. A. Bclple. Bpeara tore off the
200 buttons at the ill balkline game,
while the Omaha man waa getting W. The
visitor's highest run was ;2 stalnst
triples U,
GASPAR TO LEAD THE
SIOUX INDIANS AGAIN
PlOrX C1TT. Ia,. Jan. T.-Harry Cas
par, manager of the Ploux City Western
league team during the last few weeks
of the 1015 campaign, sgaln will lead the
Indians In 1911 Ha signed a contract
today.
Oaapar announces that he will not be
a bench manager, but will take his turn
on the mound.
"Cyclone" Davis Hits
Preparedness Crowd
WASHINGTON. Jan. T.-Debate on the
the floor of the house were pectied today
for the first time since the holidays,
members and spectators crowding m to
hear Representative Davis of Texas, a
new member, familiarly known aa "Cy
clone," spesk on "Preparedness and
Rural Credits." I Ma speech included an
attack on the "Interests," which, ha aald
war urging preparedness for war. and
was enlivened by some poetry of his own
making.
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ale w 3 Jit veronals at iramid
From America's Best Makers: Hirsch - Wickwire, Society Brand. Schloss Bros.,
"L" System and Sophomore, Worth to $30.00, on Sale Saturday for $15.00
Overcoats for every man, for every purpose, overcoats that are reliable in fabric, findings, tailoring and I Coats for street, for dress and for motor wear; in each kind a complete range of styles. Come
wear. You will find the greatest variety ever assembled in any one store in the west. , to our men's store expecting to find the best values offered in months.
Store
January is Clearance Time, and
These Are Priced to Go Quick.
Worth to $30, on Sale Saturday for
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This Sale Will Strengthen Our Reputation
For Giving Remarkable Values.
Also On Sale Saturday
Fur Lined
Overcoats
$25.00 to $125.00 Values, '
Assorted in Five Big Lots:
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fil Valuea, Value, SJ.VI Values,
$19.50 $21.50 $31.50
lt 4, Lot B.
$7.VOO Values, ri"$.(K) Values
$51.50 $91.50
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Our Semi-Annual Sale of Manhattan,
'rh Emery and Other High Grade Shirts
A sale too well known and welcomed by Omaha men to require any com
ment. "Manhattan" and "Emery" are recognized as standards of quality
wherever men appreciate high grade shirts. Below are the regular prices and
our sale prices for Saturday:
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All $1.50 Manhattan and Emery
Shirts, madras and percale. . . $1.15
All $2.50 an.l $3.fMT"Manhattan and
Kmery Shirts, madras ami satin
striped $1.95
IS Dozen Men's Wool, 65 Dozen Men's Wool
Silk and Wool and Flna Hoae, regular 26c values.
Worsted Union Suit. for ,Bc
mostly large aireg. wortn 60ft pa)r of Men'a Tine
to $3.60; epeclal. Satur- Quamy Kld and Cape
"ti0 i diiy ,l -W8 L"""8 nd street Gloves,
Men a Kid and wortn t0 $, 60 A
Cap Street 18 Dozen Men a Inter special pair 9c
and Dress Weight Cotton and Wort
Gloves, slight- Mixed Union Butts, in 120 Docen Men's Negli
ly mussed, ecru sod gray color, gee and Golf Shirts, mad
Worth to 95c, Worth to $2.00, sale price ras, percale and flannel,
at Saturday . .9.V and HI I AH Wlorth to 76c, St.... 49c
All $2.00 Manhattan and Emery
Shirts, corded madras $1.55
All $3.50 to $4.50 Manhattan and
Emery Shirts, filk and linen. Sale
price $2.85
About 35 Dozen Men's Fur,
Fur Lined and Wool Lined
Gauntlets and Driving Gloves
Included in this lot of glovsa ara all our
fin. fur and fur lined llnrtuon 8ml. t'rxin
Hkin and Muakrat Gauntlols, mostly all of
I lie gloves are fur lined. Also all oar fur
lined and wool lined Auto Gauntlet. All
our fur lined and wool lined Driving tilovea
ara Included In this J HrgiilMr values
ur to 110. On sale hatur- 1 qe jp, o ne
dy. In two lots, at
$1.25
Any Man's Hat
(Stetson's Excepted.)
Your Unrestricted Choice of Any Man's Hat in Our Entire Stock (Stetson's Excepted),
including our fine Imported Velour Hats that have been selling at $3.00 and $3.50,
Saturday .81.25
ah mo f amous aiayo wax) Hats j 1.13
All the $2.50 and $2.00 Hats $1.25
Serviceable Shoes
For Men
Shoos that wear well, look
Khm1 and cost little. Three spe
cial bargains :
Men'a Holld Leather Serviceable
Khoes, made up in good
styles, dull leather; button
and blurher tare; wide roomy
UsUl. All sizes,
pair
Men's Canvas Leggings, all
sizes. Worth up to AQ
79c s pair; sale prlre "HC
Men's Heavy Work Sboes, made
from finest elkskln leather,
oft and pliable, full double
soles through to the heels;
either in black or dark tan.
Specially
priced . . 1 . .
$2.50
$3.48
Any Man's Cap 35c
Your Unrestricted .Ohoict
of Any Man's . Cloth
Cap in Our Entiro Stock
(Pur Caps Excepted.)
All fall and winter caps,
former prices 65c, 95c,
& $1.25, Saturday, 35
Boys' Headwear 29c
Your choice Saturday of all the
Hoys' and Children's Head
wear that has been selling
at 50c, 65c and 75c, at. .29