Pitcher Wilber Cooper Wins Own Ciunie With Single in Ninth Inning lliiriisliy Out of t onlol Due In Injury tollaml INr*|r Hurler Srurra Maran ulle Willi l*i ruling Hun Vfler "Huhlill" lla.l I rijilnl. t i'h n i ti n li r« Mm IMirher "II ■ yTB (lilt- I'rM'prr of fill* hut ah mm hi* '•*" HF (Hina mill Hi *“««•• f t >J iikhir when h* W" ■ A\ ,1,1,-wi * Himi* Ituilim ^ r alnal* lh»t •.•"ml * Maium lll* n lm li*‘l miili.i rhp n iii p wa* 1 I" S. ttngara lliirnuliy mi* kai’t nul of th* ■ fnp Hi. I,mil* Wetin* of an Injury hi* tin ml rewlved In yp*lrnl*v'» arnnir. Brora! __ AT. l.Ol'IA. A IT. II O A 4*f? mttliM.rf 4 1 1 a Tin mlf lb 4 Ain II M VAn.'f 4 2 4 A T.'ri’linu.Sh 4 A • A |1..||,«» 4 2 14 Torp'irSb 4 1 1 n T.«vail:Ii A a a a OnnimTnii.e 2 14 rfi.ffAr.il 2 " A I lAnbuiU 1 A n Ai I Min I til AAA* TnlnlA S4 IA«2« ‘ pittiwuiwih All II l> A m*i«»»,if i9il t'«r»y "f 9 * } J TrAym»r,lll» 9 1 lUrnk ll rf « I " J llrlmm.lli 9 0 4 1 Wrlfht.oo 4 # I t Movlllo.-’b 4 J J CJoorh.r ^ fl * o CuPppf.P 4*01 Tolftla 12 I 27 J «. *Bnttf»d f°r Tnrpnrc»r In Main. %Hau for Myora In ninth ,Onn out wh«*n wlnntn* run •«*or*fl ■i"rr™ut.by .i«« * Idlt.hlirih".*."I I ••• »»' -» 8immtJ*ry— Run> Bladr* (2>. * *W» Orlmm. Marsnvllt". Krror: I ••r<'n,r' *r Tm inw hit: My»r». Thr** ba«e hits. Trsynnr. Msrsnvllls. tfnm* run. Hli'lM I'ouble piny: Orlmm tn Wright tn Ur mini. { Aft ott base: Pittsburgh. »; St. I.oitln, * p,»,.e nit hells: Off Tfeffsr. 4 Btruelt nut: Oy Pfrffer. 5. by Oonp*r, 1. lm spree: Sweeney. Quigley and il*rt. Tlmo, 1:26. _ _____ Home Runs Win for Chicago Cubs Chicago, May 2.—Home tun* by Hargrave and Bohne, two by the letter, enabled Cincinnati tn defeat Chicago, 4 to 3, and regain aeeond place, Tom Hheehan pitched In fine fnrtn and would have registered a eliiitniit but for erratle support Kaufmann allowed only four hits Pfpr the first Inning, hut three of tlioMr* v. or** circuit blowi. Bcorf: flM'INNATf AII.M.O A B.irnn rt I '> " " 11 liari. Hi < 2 1.' f Holme. 21* I 2 '■’> >' Ji'tvhn. If I •* \\ H freve '• 1 *’ } “ I'i'*IH. 3b ; «> « 1 fl'uvch. - f 1 " - J I’m nay, mm I <» ’• » * hnn ii ! '* I To*mJm J3 7 -7 If. CHICAGO Anno A Statu, ef * o 4 o Adurrtf, Mi 4 2 2 « (j'hum, £b 4 0 2 lb ♦Of') H"brr*. 3b 4 1 ii I Urlby, If 4 3*'’ ll>of«, rf I 1 • o'K'r*#- « 2 1 * I K'min, p 3 I 0 * Totftlft 33 • 2? * S' ore r»y 1A * M=i ■Lmni.ry" Hun, Daubart. Hamrava. Krll.ni*. • borne of th • Chi' ifo I'uN by the w*lv#r route. Moore * _ .. r»nf,Ai'k#r n, p 0 0 0 0 zHofttJ" 1 1 0 0 Total" 44 12 27 J 5 aRatted for Yarrlaon In rigmn rBnttni for Ttlekerman In ninth. Score by Inning*. rniie-ieiphi. .■!!?!!! 1 Brooklyn .a.0<>0 « Mammary — flun*: Mnnd, M^nrUn. llama, Ford 12). Hub),.11 (*». Fournier, Hto.k, High. Taylor <2). t.oftur hrroras Johnaton. High, Yarrlaon, .tlekerman. Two-t>a an hlta Holke, H ubbell Iniee bare hlta: Woahra, Bala (2). Taylor. Sac rlfl.e hlta. Mokan, Holke Double play: Hubhell to Wllaon to Woehra to Ford X.eft on I,area: Philadelphia, 7: Brooklyn 6. Barer on balla; Off Yarriron,. 2: off THckerrnon. 2 Struck out: By Yarriron, 7- hv filrkarman, I: t.y Hubhell, I Hite’ Off Yarrleon, * Ip * Inning*: off flicker man. none In I Inning Hit *,y pitched ball By Yarrlaon. Mokan: by Imkermen. Mokan. t,orlng plleher YarrHon 1 rn pirer. O'Day and McCormick. Tima: 1.2*. Giants Win I2*lnning Gamr. Beaton May 2 New York today won a aenaatiooal game from Boeion 7 to 4, when alnglca by Oroh, Frlach, Kelly and Jaekaori and a pan* by .r Barne* to Young gave th* (ilanfa Ihre# runr In th# 12th. outfield cal. bee by Southworth, Cun nlngham and Cooney featured although coon-y muffed Bentley a abort fly to .>n nr fifttr a bin* run, ullowln* twn -.mw Tmk run* to or* and tl* »h« ff»m« fh« **v#nMt MfO** NBW YORK A M M O A Forth, tt n 4 » Gr oh ih « ' t 1 Frisch. 2h fi I * « Vounir, rf 4 I 3 M-1IM-I if ft 2 4 ft K*l1y. lb ft 4 11 I ,f*rl.,n, mi ft I 2 4 Oowily, c 3 13 1 iTftrry I ft ft ft Rnyrtftr. ft 1 ft ! ft Jlfti.ilfty, p 3 ft ft 3 4' R'nftft. p ft ft ft ft pO'fnftll. I ft ft ft Jluntft'r, p ft ft ft ft yWllunn I ft ft « Oftieh’r, p ft ft 1 ft TftUln 4ft 12 *<4 1ft ROVTCTiV a n n.O A B'rroft, ••#o*4 <"»y, nt lb S 0 # * f'lin'nm. If 4 I 3 ft Tl^rrj'y, 2b ?» 1 2 * R H’ltb. 3b 1 o ft « M'fnnl*, lb # 2 11 ft Mp*rb*r, »f I o I 0 rf * 0 1 0 P'tl. 3b 2b 4 I 1 2 I (YB*III. r r, 2 # ft \r»|U«ir4( p I 1 # 1 xP*1l* 1 I ft 0 M'N'ara, p ft ft ft o r,rrui«^ I ft ft ft iJ.fTri#*, p 1 ft ft 1 TftUbi 41 t 3# 13 yFlafteO for flowoy in mmn inaiiMl for V Flam** In ninth rFfaf’r'l for Mtint#!rig*r In *l*v*nlh. *B»fl*f n« *>«-« Summary—Bun*; Oroh. Frlgcfi. Toong. McuiiH (21. K*lly. Oow4y. rt»,u*y. Tlorngy, .\fefnol*. O'Vrlll Krrorr I*' F on. f'oorijy. Two-b#»* hlii Oow'ly, Oroh. V*4u*H. M* Tnnlg. Thr** r>a*o hit*: MruMl, ' unnlng ham. Mtnlan b#**«: Tl#rn#y n»*ng#1. Ha* rifle# hit*: .r*cU*on, f nnnlngbain. Tr*r» on b****: N*w Tnrk, 14. ffnafon. 14 B***a on bill*: Off n*nti*y. 1; off M*r/|0#rrl. 2; off f RirflM. 2. Mlru*k o*»f Hy Henilny, 3 by M*rouaM, 4. by J. Barn**. I MM" f rff B*n»l*y. 4 In 4 12 Inning*: off V Barn**. 2 In 12 2 Inning*: off M«nt/,|»jg#r 1 |rt 2 Inning*, off Oe«rhg*r. non* In 3 Inning*: off Mwrnii*(4, 4 In 7 inning*, off MeNamara. I In I inning; (f I H»rn**. 7 1n 4 Inning* HM by f»M#h*il boll By B#nfl*y. F'*tig*»t P****4 b*H. Oowoy. Winning f»lfeh#r 0#*/-hg#r l.o»ing olleb #r J ll»rn#* I 'fit|*lr*a. PUtrnnn. f#ow*ll and Moran. Time1 Ml Harry Bell to Coach Lombard r.aleaburg, Tit., May 2 —Harry Bell v.hji appointed coach of Tytmbard cot lege today to auececd P J. Kchlaalrr, who will depart ahorlly for Oregon agricultural college, where he haa a three year contract. Ball haa l«een coach at Oca Molnea univeralty for the laat four '■urn Prevtoua to that he waa athletic dl rector at Thai" and for three veara waa eoar h at Ihe Tree Mother High ■eJiool. EDDIE’S FRIENDS .. «|»' * 't t - ^P ‘»4*g CAtfS MOT t A\p OP*\ ■ Wfc A» RAVP OF VOTAP'Mtrf . \ \ IB 0OT mS 71C6H. MAT'S* ALL !y f l _Jv---V ‘MAM T>K*.1 An 0M I ■^HB. ■ 1 - ( A MNvT MS' I \A>(XA,PMT fuit -r«-r Atvs «ZT " ' **'0* »M THAT tAM 0= I rTOs^ A900T OAip , • - l, mg m*g pjp oWi£ ^ FOR MAT CARTtX) ^j Tt) TA^t, MV. \lONV_ j Athletes Gather for Dakota Meet Sioux Falls, S. n.. May S,—Five hundred athletes were gathering here to compel# Saturday In the second annual Dakota relays, Fnlversltlea, colleges and high school* In North and South Dakota, Mlnneaota, Iowa and Nebraska were among the entries. The first event begin* at 2:30 p. in. With the track In excellent con dlllon and with fair weather promised, official* are hopeful of laige attend ance and confident Hint several inset records will he established The schedule calls Sir half mil*, on# mil* and two mil# relay* and a medley relay In th* university, col leg# and high achool sections and several speelal events, Ineluding a tf/0-yaid dash, a hroad Jump and an exhibition discus throw by drib Mucks, former Wisconsin star and holder of several records In weight events. I-M GOLF BODY ELECTS OFFICERS Bhenandosh, Is.. May 2. officers were chosen for th# tow# Missouri Intergolf association when th# organi sation w## completed and a schedule starting May 4 was adopted at a meeting at t'larlnda. j, I,. (Ton# of Shenandoah, 1923 champion of th# Houthtnorrland Coun try club, was narn#d president *nd t>r. Max Drown of tied Oak, score tary. Th# team captain* will com prise the hoard of directors. Six men will play on th# tram. On* point will h» given for medal play, on# for hole# In bogey and on# for hole# In par or hett#r There sr seven clubs tn th« association. Mary ville. Mo : rted Oak. Hamburg, When andoah, t'larlnda, Vllllsea and Corn Ing. “ACE” HUDKINS TO BE BUSY BOXER "At*" Hudkln* of Lincoln, claim ant of 'ha Nebraska lightweight championship, has moved to Omaha and In the future will maks this hi* horn*. ffinikin*, who w** auapendod by th* Nebraska Htafe losing eomrnls Sion a month, has licen Informed that (ha atiepenalon Is to Via lifted May 4 Ha already has a number of fights lined up for this month, meeting Itoscoe Hall In He* Moines, Mav #; 10 round main event with HI Handage in Moux City, May 12, and a return match with Battling HOsysr In Lin coin, May 20, BATTLE CREEK OUT OF KENTUCKY RACE Louisville, May 2—Battle Creek, W, It, Coe's Kentucky derby candl date, has been eliminated as a atarter In the classic. Tbs son of Sweep tin - Munition, for which Coa recently paid Phil T. Clnn $40,000 -was cut down when Volt Jumped on him dur Ing the running of the Mount Hterllng pm set at Lexington Thursday, It was his first start of the year. The tendon In his l»ft hind leg was *ev ered arid the only hope Is that he may tie saved for breeding purpose*. Beau Butler, Col K. It. Bradley's fast classic candidate, ha* tieen ship pert to Pimlico m. start In the I’i'ak rets. . HIGHLIGHTS IIK.V It to covering ground, no oflor abort at op Mi* W**t*rn I*«gti* *v*r hn* **n ran (*ofnpsr6 with Jon l»*rsj*r, who ha* ju*t returned to fh* circuit ** rrianag' r of fh* r>*nv*r Hub. ,fo* niUlMnl a fragile rwwd for if»*M* In 1911 when hr h;»o«ll*il fil* while playing with Puebla, M* I* no* bed |»*n more than any other vhorlatop In I9IH, repeated with In Ilf!!I and rain* through with 5W In 19ZZ, lire b**t reeord In the loop that **«fton. No other abort atop in fh* l*agu* *v*r h«* rr'anal fh* aoo mark, Ifud l*v !/**'* M7 I* at >*»r bHpg tli* n*ar*»t appioA' II SARAZEN BEATEN ON JAMAICA TRACK New York, Mny 2. -Saraxen, Mia. W. K. Vanderbilt’* Kentucky derby favorite, wbtsh wa» unbeaten la at year »n a 2 year-old, eumtalned defeat, to day for the flrut time In the T.yn brook handicap al Jamaica track Tin gelding, making hie Initial fl year-old e*art, trailed the TTancocae atablcV Mrneadole to the wire In the elx-fur Ion* daeh. The time wax 1 12. ttarnxen, apparently badly ridden by I'. Kurnrner, w»a unable to move up from aecoml place at ariy alage of the race and wee beaten by a length and a half. Bralrtatortn fln lahed third, while Mr. Itate Harring ton, I'rlnee of Umbria, ly*od flranlte, Ileptialatoa and Thorndale alao ran RESULTS 4\M\U \. F rat ran-. I», furlong* Mm* • mmeo (KM»fi«ri lift f I T-JO f.ady horn* ng Devil Cork Kirn. Mnryund tteiie nad Hor let alao ran Himb ra<# % frill* l'#'l*fogu* /Manna) ft II 1 • • t ft / it. / lilirket | 4 ft I 4 i imt*ntfn*nt t ftornoi 1 • 6 Tim# I Al 3 ft fflu* Rldg* He* man nop*. WfetMtlar. Th#o Had al*/ r*n. f.rXIkOTOH. Fi^gt r*'# 1* mil# F-rtdI# y ( K» ton/ . ft 11 2 41 2 21 My Valet IK Pool/...3 2f 2 7# rtton# Ag* lMontgomery. . .1 64 Tim* 1 14 3 ft Carnarvon. horn# Pun kina, t .ranna and Dearie *i*o ran H*'ond ta-m 414 furlong* Msgb Wafer iTn/lnn .121 4 21 ft 16 Hon of Tramp Kirn 1 Frank / ,,,., .,.1 Tim* ftl K*#ry 1**7, Tangar*. Roll v#r Mood, Hen Pranklln and Ht. r’liarit* #|*o ran Third r*## Mila and 1 11 f»j,ul#nt /Fmatfwnodr ,,.ftll 111 ft *1 F.unit* H4||*y fO'Mrlrn) ....... 4 7§ 2 *'< Hrflah Mfl'f /M*rgi#r/ .2%o Tune I 41 2 ft HUam a. Long Green pno The thanmmar alao ran. Fourth re#*' % rnlla .flftOO fMrrtallwoodI ... .4 61 1 11 1 Hoy a I l» ' k /Merglef) ........12 21 * *" Hullo f Front*) . . 4 2'* Tune | 14. Hroth*r I i»m, Old Top, Hpod# Hilly «m#h. t'harlaa H#nrjr and Mrok#n Mloaeow el*o ran. Fifth rare- mil#. f.a v*#n ffOherr . .!»• 41 41 1# « 111 Tt t l*r IK Pool) * M 2 4# Al-'# Hluo Gown (MrToy) .2 10 Tim#, 1 13 1 - Beautiful Afnaa. . Dual flnerr and Po*«»hl• atao ran. H11G1 rat* 4 *4 fnrl«ng* f.ltfl# .firnmy rftf«rflr»t .. .141 fll • *1 fneh f . t 11I M I' "if t i 17117414ft! Vft #Inu’ Mall (•'• *ffln) 6 44 | | . Kirklf-vlngion (I, h1*lj*rmottf ... 2 10 Tim* I 6’- Randal, H#* • outt. ('nun tem, Plying Prim e and Hit P*n» e alao ran. rinuro ¥trrf r§r* ¥'<>ir an/f out half fur foot* Wu»mi f'S*rf»*M MM !»»• • 14 VV -0/1 lf,TA> , If fl I* Vl kiNririAflA 4MAf»nA|l>» ,. ..Is* >*• Tit,)* ft* 4 # *tir* To H m Trl|i*r, OoM f*rur->f» Kitff Koti/li, PrAfirli l.t*} v, Trart*|/l«»nf. M»r |* froffnar. CiiMfif, n»n Fifry ind llrltn J4u< to »lw ran H'-mnA r»’*- tom#pi*-ha*# ♦«*'» m‘1t# f-* V *n»*n!* (Pirhn*fi .1*40 • '-4 7 14 T##a*| (Hir -\f . , 77# 4 *' -• K Kvf*»r» irul On*/* ran Thirrf r*'» fhr** mt»r1*r rm « T • /»f» / »I \Kn*r M'-'aM «<«l i 14 » »4 f14 U#>lfi • lx non 44// < <■.,f/r* »»» * i'i -«* w»li«> ... *«• s »'» Hfiir* (Pnftr*t Tim* '4 MoIaM Ml'!"!*'*, K*lMl#f ar»-1 l'ltfmA**fy a Ian ran KlfMi r»- Thr#* «HAft#r ml!* O.Wa -IIvm ***/•• * flr|-« f 14".'fi~rai , ft 44 ro « fi.rni.l.ln MJ«r»#fl Tn* 1 ft- Ifa'Ainao, K#fl#rnt#n 0*1-1 " jtrr - nrill «IW l-'-.rf# »nl l*iAM**f!Ar 4 ff #!*'• ran. hi ' * h r *'-0 1 it * Ui>,m r,r •* <11 t " t 4 f4 4 f# f ». *r /||- » M4* * 1 J f,r-.»*r/1 (| Ml, ; *'* T ",* f 4r« if ».«/, ff Invar A 4 tty* Ion Prlnr* a:*o ran 44«v*n*h t»>• *• mil*' r ✓ On / Wf Iff 10i A • ftf'4 47 14 ft*" lOarntri 4 14 J A //-rt/ial ( Mffntf > " >* Tirn*. I 12 1 ft Vt< uuin. 'Minting Vina. r.n >>«« Hr Mfftla UMaoh Aronlua. Con • r*| a 1 to ran ftornmtt of Ih# HhlHlrt, on* of fh* • - * *| « »#a*nn »#« rfr*t#n f*/»rrt f!»* 'l'»«n'! >»*. 4 It* fir-I 14/ti, itlm «*oo • >o I v Hft /Jiilrn r i-lilnc !!*♦»•*»• »h<'4 horn# run • orr.i (to# loot rtoilgdalftola run I ii Work to Start on Muny Net Courts Work on the now municipal ten irla court* will start n»*t week, si cording to N. K. Harmon, secretary of the Municipal Lawn Tennis also j elation. Through tha efforts of tha munle I pal association the city council was in rounded to establish a fund of Jk.000 for th# Installation of the new munle Ipal tennle courts under the direc tion of th* association. Tltc court* will he located at Thlr rV fourth and Ia«avsnworth atrseta Haven Hay court* with marble dust tops will be Inalalled. I-atcr It I* hoped to bring about the appropriation of another IS.DO by the city council so that seven more courts may he Installed. A meeting of the board of director* of the Municipal T.awn Tennis a**o < iat|on ha* b*»n railed for Monday night In th* city hall by Albert Hln k|c, president. At this meeting the final plar>a for th# new courts will tat consummated and construction work will follow Immediately. Th» new courts will enable th# mu nicipal aeeoclatlnn to hold city tour nament# and also to stags Intercity tournaments In Omaha. Townley Protests Fight Decision Vienna, May 1.—Arthur Townley, the Hrltlah heevywelght, who wa» knocked out by Oeorge# Oarpentler. Ihe French fighter, her# todey, hna protested he was struck a foul blow , The Judges will consider th# Halm which was mad# by Townley Immedl ately after he got up. after being counted out, and will mak# known their decision. Fight thousand spectators ahouted and hissed at the Frenchman, who sent uppercuts to Townley'a Jaw aa lie had scarcely arisen ffnm the count of 10, and wae aa yet unable j to move hie arme. C’arpentler won In th* eecond round offer having the upperhand of th# fighting from th* outset. *--1 —\ Bluejays May Dedicate New Marquette Stadium S I-.... .Milwaukee, Wla., May 1—Oround was broken her# today for a Mar quette university stadium with a seat ing rapaHly of 10,000 following action Wednesday night of th# Marquette association fh awerdlng th# contract to a local builder, Th# structure will be of concrete wllh ZS.OflO seals prom ised for th* fall foot hell season, this section to coat $l"!r,000. The Mar quette stadium will Insure Milwaukee a eomnwHIous plant for various form# of athletic*. It I* **p*rt*d that th# stadium will t>* dedicated at The Marquette Creigh ton homecoming game here on No vember l» Boils THERE is a reason for every thing that happens. Com mon-sense kills misery. Common sense also atops boils! S. 8. 8. is the common ■cnee remedy . (or boiln, he ceune it it | built on rea ton. Scien tific authori tiea admit ita power I S.S.S. builda blood power, it build* red-blood-cell*. That in what make* fighting-blood. Fighting-blood deetrojra impuri tica. It fighta boila. It fight* pirnpleal It fighta akin eruptional It alwaya win* I Mr. V. D. Schaff, 557 Ifth street, Washington, D. C., writes: *7 tried tor yeara to gat relief from a bed cate of holla. Every thing failed until I took S. S. S. I am now ahtolurely cured, and It wa* S. S. S. that did It.” t. g. >. la ant* at all good (true In two tlitt. Ttia Uigtr aia* la oaor* atonamuaU C C OV-Worlds Bert ,J,JL '/floodMrdinnr I m!|(|i ^tlti Mtrl, ttfeMtanHwIt. Mar f »*«. , In \»r r rr»*>t > *»i fl inn, • • N»»t »«*'«• ')*!»< !,*«•« It I t I1WM* »• •fllWMtfMMili I* tWwAw^»l» * »»M till 1 II |IH. t si I'.fl*** f* ‘ )ri>w < i»t* •' |>| Ml , M » *««• * 11 • ■ # I I f ** * * »*• • * * ** ♦»*§ t »KftwM** . HBl ' Continuing Saturday Sensational Sale of “Styleplus” 2-Pants SUITS $3350 Values to $50.00 All New Every Suit Spring Styles Guaranteed Coming at this opportune time, when every man can use a new Suit, these values are extraordinary. Every Suit with two pairs of trousers and earning the usual Stvleplus standard of fine hand tailoring, and guaranteed to give satisfaction. Fabrics Imported Woolens Domestic Woolens Tweeds, Serges Flannels Colors Pencil Stripes Over-plaids Fancy Mixtures Plain Co fora Size* 34 I# 46 Main Floor Styles English Box-back Single-breasted Double-breasted Semi-fit Conservative Special Built Oxfords for Men A better shoe for less money. All have Goodyear welt soles and are fitted with rubber heels. Sizes AA to I). Blaek end tan Russian ralf, medium English toe, bal last. Toney brown oxfords, square toe, fancy stitched tip. Plain toe oxfords of blaek calf. Triple crease on toe. Blaek calf oxfords, French toe, brown trimmed folded tip. IIair rtor The “Tom Logan” $ Q Golf Shoe O Made especially for the golfer and outdoor man. Suction rubber |jdes that stick to the ground, or the new crepe rubber soles. Made fmm good qual ify tan calf leather. Mala ‘Marvel’ Shoes for Boys Reasonably priced, wall built, smart styles for boy*. $5.75 A new black collet* toe. calfskin oxford with cherry rod stitching on vamp and sole extension Goodrich rubber heels, Sixes 1 to t. $5.50 The trouser crease, plal* to# blucher oxford with Scotch col lar. In black and brown calf skin. Goodrlrh rubber heel* $4.50 Blucher oxford In brown clkskln with moccasin to* and trimmed with smoked elk Sixes * 4 to 134. . Plain toe btucher sport ox ford with brown calfskin col lar. flexible leather soles. Goodrich rubber heel* Mata Hear —Sale of— Fishing Tackle < |l >0 tier VIIIted flailing rod*. ^ 1 1 n S to 8 foot length*. $3.00 reel, $0 yard*, brat *0 Ag quality.. *J>d£*^»J> $3.00 lecl, 40 yard*, agate AO CQ treat Inga .y. 1 *0*7 We alio bava Juit received a complete line of reele, pole*, file*, book* and artificial bait. Banehall Specialt $3.00 Holder*' glove, all * | leailier.V 1 • » *7 $2HO official league ball*, d* | OQ induced to ... $1 no boya’ mitt*, apeclal priced gg^ Hoy*’ baaeball hat*, apertal at. I Boys* Baseball Suits ' A regular $3 7T. value, cc-jointing of pant*. l*hlrt^belt^Mid^ $2.98 1 Mmin rUmt Specials in Men’s Furnishings UNION SUITS 89c Men'a fine light weight llate union aulta, of the well known "Majeetlc" brand. Made in either athletic or ankle length et>le, In eern or white. Uegularlr $1,26.. SHIRTS $1.45 Never before have we had nuch attractive shirt*. Ottr •took la moat complete. \|| the dealretl color* are her* in plain, *trlped, collar at tached and neckband st)lc». Other* up to $.V5.00 We are showing an especially good line of new stylos in spring hats, which include the new shades so popular for present wear. These lists sre made to give real service, % Main t'tneif