THE OMAHA DAILI' lititi: SlJ.MJ.Ai, 31 Air n, 11)01.
OMAHA SCORES A VICTORY
Pap Roarki'i liall Plajtrs Bhow the Saint,
i Thing or Two.
GRAND STAND IS FULL OF ROOTERS
Unttlnif llnlilts Possess lit, cry I'lnjvr
In (hi- (Mtinlui Tenm mill a
Splendid Inhibition U
Given.
Tho second gamo with St. Joseph Satur
day afternoon reminded tho big crowd of
fans which witnessed It of the opening game
of tho season. It was so different. "Dusty"
Coons pitched tho game of his Ufa. Ho
was touched up for four hits only nnd with
tho asslstanco of a flno working field he
was ablo to shut out the Saints without a
score. Heforo tho gamo was ended the
locals succeeded In amassing a total of six
tallies.
It was n great gamo. Any real en
thusiastic, dyed-In-tho-wool baseball fanntl:
who missed It will over have cnueo for
regret. Hut tho crowded grandstand and
bleachers Indicated that most of tho fans
were In nttendance, nnd the way they did
enjoy themselves. They rooted nnd rooted
nnd thou rooted soruo mora nnd nil the way
through they had a root coming. For the
Omahan played ball.
Every man In tho team had his batting
habits on. Wlggs, a sparsely built young
man whom Manager McKlbbcn picked tip
down In tho Missouri pines, was sent to tho
tall timbers early In tho struggle and
Wllllo McDonald, who followed him In the
box, didn't do much bolter. Twclvo hits
wan tho sum total of tho Rourkcltes' stick
operations. Thomas Lotcher was the star
of tbo occasion In tho manipulation of tho
ash. In four times up he mado three hits,
two of them tuo-bnggcrs, nnd tho encom
iums of prnlso heaped upon him mado tho
old warrior feel mighty kittenish.
I'ut Gliiiccr Into the. (in in o.
Tho Omaha Injected n heap of ginger Into
tholr performance. In Ibo beginning they
startod out with a rush and kept It up all
tho way through. "Dusty" Coons wns In
flno fettle. In tho first Inning Hull sockod
out a doublo-cnshlon drive, but it didn't
develop Into anything, In the second Clark
singled, but he died on first. After that
tho visitors went out In one, two, thteo
order nnd nlong nbout tho fifth Inning tho
fans began to think that It was to bo n
shutout for tho visitors. And sure enough
It was. Each Inning when tho visitors wero
tlrod without crossing tho plate u mighty
shout of approval went up from tho big
crowd and tho Inspiration urged Coons nnd
his supporters to their best efforts.
Whllo tho Saints were being led to tho
slaughter tho Itourko family wero getting
tholr work In In great shape, In six of tho
eight Innings plnyed someone of Captain
Stewart's crow scored, and as each man
crossed tho plato there was great re
joicing and glad acclaim In tho spectators'
snnd. Thomas Letcher had tho honor of
making the winning run. It was tho first
one, and camo In tho very first Inning,
Carter started oft and went out at first.
"Old Hoss" Letcher followed and rapped
out n two-bnggcr. nuckley flew out to
Flood nnd Stewart trotted down to first
on four wide ones. Pitcher Wlggs threw a
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lice,
thundering bender past Calhoun nnd It
went away by Dooln. In tho scrlmmago
that resulted before the leather was cap
tured Letcher pranced clear around from
second base to the home plate, and tht!
first tally was chalked up.
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down to Wlggs, nnd that young gentle
man threw It far beyond Ira Davis. Whllo
tho chief comedian waa searching for It In
tho bleachers Toman skirted the bags and
scored. In the third Letcher descended
upon Mr. Wlggs for a two-bagger, nnd It
was all off with tho tow-headed pitcher.
Manager McKlbbcn called him In and sent
McDonald out as his successor.
Cnltcvwillt tines (In null On.
It continued to bo n cakewalk until tho
end. The Omahas swatted nnd soaked and
biffed nnd banged the circumlocutions
which McDonald sent over the plate, and
when the fusillade was ended MeKlbbcu
scurried off to n park In the north end of
town, where an amateur gamo was In
progress, for tho purpose of hiring a
pitcher or two. Score:
OMAHA.
All. R. H. O. A. K
Carter. If 5 1 2 2 0 0
Letcher, rf 2 3 10 0
Buckley, lb 4 0 2 9 0 0
Htewnrt 2b 3 112 2 1
Calhoun, 3b 3 0 0 3 3 1
Clouding, c 4 0 1 f. 0 0
Toman, ss t 12 12 0
Held, cf 4 O 2 1 0 0
Coons, p 4 1 1 0 J J
Total 35 1 12 27 10 3
ST. JosEnr.
AD. It. II. O. A. K.
Ifonevman, cf 1 0 0 0 0 0
Underwood, rf 3 0 0 2 0 0
Flood, 2b 4 0 0 2 3 0
Hall. 3b 4 0 1 2 0 0
Hchrnll, rf nnd cf 4 0 0 1 0 0
Davis, lb 4 0 0 0 0 0
Hulswltt. rs 3 0 0 2 0 0
Clntk, If 3 0 1110
Doolll, c 3 0 1 5 0 0
Wlggs, li 1 0 0 0 2 1
McDonald, p 2 0 1 0 3 0
Totuts 32 "5 "i ii 1 1
Omaha 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 -6
St. Joseph 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Karncd runs: Omnhii. 3. Two-bnse hits:
Letcher (2), Hall, McDonnld. Three. bno
hit: Ritd. Sacrifice lilt: Letcher. Stolen
bases: Letcher, Stewart, Held. Double
plays: Ciilhoun to Stewart to Buckley,
Tnmnn to Stewart to Huckley. Hasps on
balls: Off Wlggs, 1. Struck out: By Coons,,
4: ny wipes, a; ny .Mcuonniu, i. nil ny
pitched ljn.1V: By McDonnld. 1. Passed ball:
Dooln. Tlmo: 1:25. L'mplre: Carruther.i.
KAXSAS CIT1 WIXS ACA17V.
Makes It Ten to Mnc AKiilnst Den
Moines,
DES MOINES. May lS.-Knnsas City won
today's game, the features of which were
hard hitting nnd loose fielding. Attend
ance, 1,200. Scoro:
n.ii.E.
Kansas City... 20000250 1-10 9 7
Des Moines.... 0 01211400-9 14 4
lotteries: Kansas City, Rcttger nnd Mes
sltf, Des Moines, Morrison nnd Thlcry.
MI.WHAI'OMS SIX TO TIIK ROOD.
MnUen Score of KIkIiI to Two Afnliiit
Cnlnrndn Sprliiun,
MINNEAPOLIS, May IS. Wads worth let
tho Colorado Springs team down with four
singles this afternoon. Whlterldge wns
wild nnd pesscd nine men. When ho did
get tho ball over tho homo team hit It. At
tendance, 2.60J. Score:
IUI.E.
Minneapolis ...10220300 0 II 1
Colo, Springs.. 00200000 02 4 1
Batteries Minneapolis, McConnell nnd
Wndswortli; Colorado Springs, Donahue and
Whltcrldse.
ST. FAUIj TWO AM) D13XVKR ONE.
Hunched Hitting; In the Fourth In
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rtrnln and n. trlnle hv Werden In the fourth
Inning gave St. Paul the second game of
tnc series wmi uenver. Denver openeti me
seventh with a single hy Hlckey, followed
by Drndley's triple, but
third. Attendance, 2.CO0.
Hrndley died at
Score:
Il.lt. 13.
St. Paul 00020000 '2 8
Denver 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 01 3
Hatterles: St. Paul. Thomas nnd Wilson;
Denver, Meredith and Jack Sullivan.
Western
.enicue tiwirtlnu.
Won. Lost.
P.C
Ifnnsns City 11
4
.733
.600
St. Paul 9
St. Joseph S
Minneapolis S
Colorado Springs r,
Omaha t!
Denver 5
Des Moines 4
r.
(5
6
s
t
5
10
.571
j71
.428
.42S
.311
QUAKERS SHUT OUT ORPHANS
DiiKKleliy Olvew the Vliltnr .to
dinner to (let n Stnrt In
the SoorliiK.
PIIII,ADKt.PllIA, May R-Chlcngo wns
shut out today by the Philadelphia Na
tionals In a well-playid nnd Interesting
game. Duggleby pitched n masterly game,
nllowlne the visitors not more than one hit
In any one Inning. Play was suspended lor
twenty minutes on account or rain. -t
tendance, S.IM. Score;
PIIIUADKMMIIA. I CHICAGO.
P..H.O..I .!". ' H.II.O A K
Harry, cf.... 0 J
Otlah'tr. lb 1 0
Hick, rf.... 1 0
WolVn. 3b. 0 1
HIsrK If.... 1 1
MeFsrl'd, c. 1 J
CroM, M 0 1
llftllnrii, 2b. 0 1
DuKglfby, p. 0 0
J 0 0 llartael, If. 0
0 0
7 1 0 Dolnn, rf . 0
1 2
t 0 OCIrrfn, cf.... 9 1 1 1
1 1 0 Iloylr, lb. ... 0 0 0 1
2 0 0 ChlMf, 21i... 0 115
l o nsymr, 3b. o o l l
r. 1 Mcfor'k. m 0 1
2 I
3 1 KlIUK. e 0 0
4 1
1 0 0 Dexter, c... 0 0 1 2
Jltilf Iti. tl.. 0 0 0 Z
Totals .. 4 JJ 11 2,
I Totals ..0 I 21 IS 2
Philadelphia 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 0
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 00
Two-base hit: Single. Sacrifice hit: Cross.
Stolen bnscs: Doyle. Kllck. Double plays:
Dolan to Doyle. Chllds to Doyle, Cross to
Mailman lo Dclahanty (2). Left on bases:
Chicago, fi; Philadelphia, 5. l'lrst Imso on
balls: Off Monefee. 3; off Duggleby, 1.
Strjck out: Iiy Menefce. 3; by Duggleby,
o. Time; 2:00. Umpire: O'Day.
Xntlnnnl Oilmen PoMimned.
BOSTON, May 18.-C'inelnnati - Boston
game postponed; rain.
NKW YORK, Mny lS.-Pittsbjrg-Now
lork game postponed; rnln.
IIHOOKLYN, Mny lS.-St. Louis-Brooklyn
game postponed; rain.
Xntloiml I.eiiitun .Itnnillnic.
Won. Lost.
P.C.
Cincinnati 14
.CM
New York 10
Pittsburg 12
Boston 9
Philadelphia 11
Brooklyn , 9
Chicago 10
St. Louis 9
5M
.571
9
9
11
11
15
14
.501)
.500
.411
.400
.331
CLEVELAND'S LUCK CHANGES
After I.okIiik Kiev en (lumen Picks Un
the Tueirtli, Mu.le Knsv
ity lletrnlt'H Krrurs.
.CLKVHLAND, May 18.-After losing
eleven straight gnmes, Clevelnnd defeated
tho Detroit Americans todny, 9 to 7. A
combination of errors, a passed ball, n baso
on balls nnd four hits gnvu Clevelnnd four
runs and tho gamo in tho fourth Inning.
Attendance, 3,255. Score;
CLUVELAND. I DUTROIT.
n.it.o a.i:. n.ii.o.A.i:.
Picker' g. rf. 2 4 3 0 0 Casey, 3b.... 1 2 1 5 0
McCarfy, If 1 1 0 0 0 Harrett, cf.. 1 2 0 0 0
iiratney, an. o o z i o.
Oleason, 2b. 0 1 2 & 0
I.iCTrce. lb. I 3 13 0 1
Ileck, 2b 1 2 2 3 1
Holmes, It.. 12 10 0
DIUon. lb... 0 0 15 0 1
niberf'M, ss 1 2 1 2 1
Nonce, rf... 1 1 2 1 0
McAUs'fr, c 0 0 2 0 0
Miller, p.... 1 1 0 S 1
Frtelc 110 0 0
Hluiy, m ...
Wood, c
Oenlns, cf.,
Scott, p
Totals .
0 0 1
2 2 2
0 12 0 0
2 1 0 3 0!
9 II 27 15 3
Totals .. 7 12 24 21 3
Batted for Miller In tho ninth.
Clevelnnd 1 0 0 6 0 1 2 0 9
Detroit 1 0 0 1 2 2 0 0 1-7
Earned runs: Clevelnnd, 6; Detroit, 1.
Two-bnso hits: UiChance, Wood, Scott,
Pickering, IClberfeld, Barrett. Three-base
hit: Klberfcld. Sacrifice hits: McCarthy,
Shay, Genlns, Dillon. Klrst base on balls:
Off Scott, 1; off Miller, 2. Struck out: By
Scott, Miller. First baso on errors: Clove
land, 3; Detroit. 3. Ieft on bases: Clare
land, 9; Detroit, fi. Wild pitch: Miller.
Passed ball: McAllstcr, Tlmo: 1:35. Um
pire: Jnck Sheridan.
pi.A.Mt hum's A'riinvrics no it.
Plillnel)hlii Amertennn' Pitcher Aids
In llentliiK WiinliiiiKtnii.
WASHINGTON, Mny IS. The Philadel
phia Americans won their Urat game from
Washington by superior batting aud
riank's clover work In tho box. Neither
pitcher was well supported nnd the errors
of both teams wero costly. Attendance,
2.SS3. Scoro:
PHILADELPHIA. WASHINOTON'.
H.H.O.A.K.I II.H.O A.E.
Cleler, cf.... 3 4 1 0 0 Parrell, cf . 0 1 3 0 0
Puttz. 2b.... 0 0 0 4 1 Duncnn, rf. 1 1 1 0 1
Harden. If.. 0 0 0 0 0 Qulnn, !b... 1 12 2 0
Ivxtole. ss.
2 2 2 3 0 Poster, If... 1 0 3 0 0
2 2 2 0 1 Kverltt, lb.. 0 0 10 0 1
0 2 13 1 Clark, o 1 0 6 1 1
Seybold. rf
Cross, 31)
Powers, lb.. 1 2 14 0 1 Cllnum'n. ss 1 1 1 3 0
Murphy, c... 1 0 7 0 0 Couchlln, 3b 1 10 2 2
Plank, p.... 2 2 0 3 0 Gear, p 0 1 1 4 1
Totals ..11 14 27 13 t' Totals .. G 6 27 t2
Philadelphia 2 4 0 0 1 2 1 0 1-11
Washington 0 0 1 0 0 4 1 0 06
Karned runs: Washington. 2; Philadel
phia, 3. Two-base hits: Karrcll, Dungan,
Qulnn. Seybold. Powers. Stolen bnses: La
Jolo (2), Seybold (2). Sacrifice hits: Kultz,
Powers, First baso on balls: Off Gear, 1;
off Plank, 4. lilt by pitched ball; Hy Gear,
1. Struck out: By Genr, 6; by Plank. 5.
Left on bases: Washington, ii Philadelphia,
6. Tlmo: 1:55. Umpire: Cnntllllon.
TIIIIMU STRAIGHT Ol'I' MILWAUKHH.
M'cnrern of the Mmw)' Sox Win AKnln
from Neighbor.
CHICAGO. May IS. Tho Chicago Amer
icans won the third straight game from
Milwaukee todny, Inbell's bnttlng being tho
feature, his threo hits scoring four of his
team's flvo runs. Katoll held the visitors
down to four hits, but threo of his sifts
helped them to all of their scores. Good
fielding was mndo Imposslblo because of a
high wind, causing both base hits and er
rors on what should bo cany outs. Attend
ance. 4,900. Score:
CHICAGO. I MILWAPKHE,
it.H.o.A.i:.l n.H.o.A.::.
Hoy, cf 3 0 3 0 O.Waldron. rf. 1 1 3 1 2
Jones, rf.. . 1 2 4 1 0 Gilbert, 2b.. 0 112 0
Mertea, 2b.. 0 0 1 2 0
I. bell, lb.... 1 3 1 1
Hartman, 3b 0 0 0 1 0
Hallm'n, cf. 1 0 10 0
Anders'n, lb n Ml 2 0
Conroy, u.J 0 H 1
Duffy, If.... 0 0 10 0
nurkc, 3b... U 0 0 3 0
Irfiihy, c... 1 1 1 1 0
Hawley, p... 0 0 13 0
Hhugnrt, is. 0 1 2 ! 2
McPnrl'd, If 0 3 3 0 0
Sugden, c... 0 1 5 1 0
Katoll, p.... 0 0 12 1
Totals .. 5 9 27 10 4 Totals .. 3 4 24 13 3
Chicago 1 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 -5
Milwaukee 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0-3
Left on bases: Chicago, 7; Milwaukee, 5,
Two-boso lilts; Isbcll, Waldron, Anderson.
Home itin: Isbell, Sncrltlco hit: Waldron.
Stolen bases: Hoy, Isbell. Double, plays:
Jones to Sugden, Merles to Shugnrt to
Isbell. Struck out: Hy Kntoll, 2. Bane on
balls: Off Kntoll, 4; off Hnwloy, 3. Time:
1:30. Umpires: Connelly and Mnnnassau,
Amerlenn (iniiii! Postponed,
BOSTON, May J8.-Baltlmoro - Boston
game postponed; rein.
American League stnnrtlns.
Won. Lost.
Detroit l
Chicago II
Baltimore 11
Washington 11
Boston s
Milwaukee 8
Philadelphia 6
Cleveland 5
6
.727
.617
.611
.441
3ii3
.315
.23S
10
11
13
16
CREIGHTON'S NEXT BIG GAME
HlKlilnnil Purl- lleroen from lies
Mo I lie Mill Pin - Hero
Sext Tnesiliij.
T.he,5nTP Hint Crelghton university plays
with Highland Park college of lies Moines
next Tuesday promises to bo as Mno un ex
hibition of collegiate baso bull nB nny lover
of amateur sport could wish for. Tho High
land Park team has long been recognized
us one of tho fastest eolfego teams in the
country ana this year has shown up
stronger and fnster than ever. Among Its
victories are wins from tho Des Moines pro
fessional team, the Universities of Town.
Missouri und Knusns, Grlnnell, Ames, West
ern, Cornell. Still and Simpson collogta.
The manner in which Crclghton completely
outclassed Bollevue, Tabor nnd most of tho
locnl amateur team3 nnd tho excellent
showing made against semi-professional
paid town teams shows that It has tho
strongest aggregation ever wenrlng tho
bluo and white uniform. All the Crelghton
men nro betting that Crelghton puts up a
suffer game than Nebraska against thesu
terrors. Tho Crelghton boys have gono to
great exertions In bringing tho largo teams
to Omaha this year ami expect strong sup
port from all the people of Omaha who wish
to make Omaha anil an Omaha unlvcislty
a ccuter of collcglato games.
W: R. BENNETT CO.
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Winning Team.
An Intor-clty golf association, the largest
In tho west, Is to bo formed hy representa
tives of tho clubs In cities between tho Mis
sissippi river and Rocky mountains at a
meeting In Omnha on June 8.
Tho movement to form this big associa
tion was inaugurated nt a meeting held In
Kansas City a week ago yesterday. The
Transmlsslsslppl oolt association was then
formed by representatives of tho following
clubs:
Omaha Country club, by II. T. Lemlst nnd
II. Q. Lcovltt; St, Joseph Country club, by
John DeWItt nnd Elliot Marshall; Kansas
City Country club, by F. S. Young; Evans
ton Oolf club of Kansas City, by John
Young.
Officers were elected as follows: President,
II. T. Lemist, Omnha; vlco president, Elliot
Marshall, St. Joseph; secretary, H. O.
Leavitt, Omaha; treasurer, F. S. Young,
Kansas City; directors, Dr. St. Clnlr Street,
W. II. Holmes, John Young and F. S. Young
of Kansas City, J. B. Judge of Ieavenworth,
John DoWltt nnd Elliot Marshall of St.
Joseph and II. T. Lemlst nnd II. G. Leavitt
of Omaha.
Tho clubs which will bo represented at
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Oolf club of Leavenworth, Overland Park
Golf club of Denver, Town Golf club nnd
Colorado Spring's Golf club of Colorado
Springs, Athletic club nnd Wheel club of
Donvcr and clubs from tho following named
cities: St. Joseph, Kansas City, St. Paul,
Minneapolis, Sioux City, Burlington, Keo
kuk, Topeka, Davenport, Dubuque, Des
Moines, Cedar Rapids, Lcmnrs, la.; Lincoln,
Lawrcnco, Atchison and Omabu.
Tbo league which will bo organized horo
on Juno 8 Is an extension of tho Trans
mlsslsslppl Golf association nnd will bear
Its namo. It la tho Intention of the pro
moters to held a championship tournament
during the summer In which all tho clubs In
tho leaguo will play. After organization Is
perfected a schedule committee, will be ap
pointed to prepare a program of games for
the season, At the close of tho tournamont
tho club with tho highest nverago will bo
proclaimed winner and receive some trophy,
perhaps a loving cup.
Challenges havo been Issued for several
preliminary games. Leavenworth Is to play
In St. Joseph on May 25, Omaha on Juno 16
and Kansas City on Juno 22. Other pre
liminary games nro being arranged.
COWBOYS DEFEAT ST. MARY'S
(inuie nt Manhattan All One hldeil
lu Favor of lie Xc
1 rn Un 11.
MIVIIATTAV Mu. 1fi QnAflnl
Telegrnm.) Nebraska defeated St. Mary's
In a ono-sldcd game todny. Tho Irishman
wero not In the gam". Thoy played a poor
iteming game nnd rouio not 1111 w,wnen
when hltn meant rum'. They got flvo hits
off the lanky Nebraskans. but no two of
them wero mado In onn tuning;. Tho Cow
boys mado one In the tlrst and followed up
with four more In the second. The collego
men mado two errors and Rhodes was hit
hv thn nltfhnr llnane cot n bit to rlcllt
wnicn went tnrougn mo noiuer s legs, al
lowing nil four to score. In the sixth the
errors by tho Irishmen nnd a hit by Hood
gave the Lincoln men three more. Tho c ol-
lego men wero unnlile in score uniii 1110 inni
Inning. Oalnes nnd Rhodes ench mado an
orror. Hlgglns" hit to right leaving the
Irishmen u slnglo run. Scoro;
11. 11. u.
Nebraska 1 4 0 0 0 3 0 0 O-S 6 4
St. Mary's.... 00000000 1-1 6 0
Batteries: Nobrnska. Gaines nnd Doane;
St. Mnry's, Slattery and Hanlck.
THEY MAKE TWO STRAIGHT
Xetirnaliit lliiy Put In Some Winning;
Hits With Knniili AtkU
Millurnl t'ollrne,
MANHATTAN. Knn.. Mnv IS. (Blicclal
Telegram.) Nebraska made It two straight
today ny easily defeating the Kansas
Stnto Agricultural college this afternoon.
It took tho NcbrriHkans two Innlncs to KCt
started, but they mado u big start In tbo
mini ny getting tour, n unso on uaus,
an error ond three long hits doing the
work. In the seventh thoy nulled In threo
more on two hits and nn error. They re
peated this In the eighth and added one
mors In tho ninth, Tho farmers got their
tlrst one In the fourth, on two single.
They mude another In tho seventh on two
hits nnd n man hit hy a pitched ball. This
ended their scoring until tho last Inning.
With one man out ond no ono on bases In
Special Sale
AXLE GREASE
2c BOX
Tho V. S. Standard Brand of Axle
Orease, good pure stuff, nnd a long
lnstcr.
Second Floor
When it Is warm weather you
want something that Is cool and com
fortable get ono of our reed chairs,
settees, rockers or hammocks to drop
in when tired nnd rest yourself.
Ilced Hockers or Chairs, built on good,
strong maplo frames, nicely r q
armed a resting chnlr .03
ltockers, fancy braided arms, pollrt
frames and rockers r ro
for (yo
Hockers, nil reed body, fancy roll
around arms and back rt sjf
nn ornament nnd n comport.... O.
Hockers, same ns nbovo .4 5s;
large size w50
Lawn Settee, splint bottom, A en
well mado Hr.OU
Chnlr to match 4 na
cetteo lVO
Itocker to match r ,iq
settco 50
Hnmmocks, nil kinds, nil sizes, fancy
nnd perfect hangers ,Q
J4.S5 down to 40C
Croquet Set AO
four balls 4oC
Oo-Carts, Baby Carriages, Houso
Chairs, Taints, Oils, Brushes and
anything clso you need.
W. R. BENNETT CO.
Chicago-.' U) Mr v W
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'llNNEAPOUsl ?7 A
' tiTDIANAPOUSfc, J
CI NCI MN Al F 1 V. Vl
DENVER V rlfX
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public, and have lived to see the confidence of our judgment ver
ified, and gained to ourselves, upon a substantial basis, the largest
tailoring business the world has known.
We are going in for more trade every day. Thousands of in
telligent buyers have yet to hear of our novel prices for superior
made-to-order garments, and see our generous assortment and sam
ples of our make on the dressy men.
We would as soon try to sift dollars through a ladder and save
them, as to offer our large and increasing trade a mean style, poor
quality, imperfect work, or an unfair price.
It requires a tremendous stock to supply 50 stores. The cloth
markers of the world offer us flattering inducements to purchase in
large quantities. We in turn offer them to you. Any wonder
that we are able to offer you the most tempting values?
You can't draw the line too sharply in placing your order for
dressy attire. The tailors must be in active practice, the fabrics
up-to-date, and the price moderate. We offer tliose inducements.
Trousers, $5-$6-$7-$8-$9. Suits, S20-S25 S30 S35.
We put the best tailoring in tbo country at your service at
easy prices. Samples mailed upon request.
...ALL GARMENTS MADE BY THE BEST SKILLED TAILORS OF OMAHA,.,
209-211 So. 15th St.
the ninth. Tbompklns, tho big center
tleldor, put the ball over the right Held
te co ror a nomo run. dcuio.
R.H E.
Nebraska .... 0 0 4 0 0 3 0 3 1-11 11 1
K, A. C 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1- 3 9 6
Batteries: Nebraska, Bender and Plnlayj
K, A. C, Owsley and Coldrcn.
Vnle-Cniiimliln Content.
KRW HAVEN. Conn.. May 18. The Ynln
freshmen crew defeated Columbia fresh
men In ft course of ono nnd three-eighths
mile on Lake Whitney this afternoon by
one boat length.
.Vehraakn Imllnn, -D Kent, II,
KENT, la., May l5,-(.Snec!aI,)-Kent Ira-
Crockery Department
A beautiful and rare dis
play on Monday a table
full of the most beautiful
vases and most graceful de
signs imaginable to t ho ar
tistic eye. (Jrand specials
of Koynl Worcester ware -each
article going at one
quarter of their real value
and which must be seen lo
appreciate their real value.
Your choice Monday,
only
.1.25
A lino of new Hungarian Vases, cobalt
blues, beautiful designs and nn enor
mous bargain vnltio 11.50
tomorrow tot
A table display of line, fancy, thin
China Teacups and Snucors, choicest
lot, with values up lo 75c OfS.
Monday you get them nt "Jl
Teapots, floral Jets, flro proof, values
from 45c to 75c onr.
your choice OVt
A fine assortment of water pitchers,
all fancy designs, Iftr-.
English 'sly les your pick....
.... vw
Oatmeals, down blues
at
Sherbets a hnndsome lot of
cut foot wnrcs
Saucers, for Ice erenm nnd
strawberries
10c
..4c
.. 2c
A visit to tho department will l.c n
pleasure ns well as a profit to any cno
you nro nlwnys Invited, nnd ques
tions nre solicited.
209-211 South 15th St.
Omaha's Popular Tailor
We believed at the outset that avc could
place our tailoring business above the evils
of high prices for credit and shoddy at
deceptive cheapness.
We believed in the intelligence of the
ported a team from all over this section of losing Wednesday by n score of 1 to 0. th
the state to play the Nebraska Indians Nebraska Indians played rings around Red
yesterday. Beckwlth, Lincoln's famous' ford, tho best team In southwestern Iowa
son-ln-law, came up from Crcston to do Thursday. Scoro; 11 '"' 1
the pitching. Score!
Indians 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 0 1120
Kent 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Wmlerii Amiieliilliui,
At Tnledo-Loutsvllle, 2, Toledo. 1.
At Marlon Columbus, It, Marlon, 7.
ji urn itu)ius urami uupius, li; in
dlannpolls, S. i At Davenport-Davenport, 15; Hock Isl-
At Tort Wnyne-Kort Wayne, 7, Dayton, I and, 11, '
" . At Bloomlngton-Tcrre Haute, I; Bloom-
. . I Ington. 0,
BEDFORD, la., May lS.-(Speclal.)-Aftcr
J"?" "'lfr.l.
Jewelry Department
This dcpnrtmenl, llko all others, Is
Mocked with goods that are of great
attraction to all.
Scissors, nickel plnted, nice shapes,
various lengths, prices from 4 7r
4c down to I m
Crlsty Bread Knlfe--tlu Afir
best on tho market OV
Butcher Knives "Capitol cutter"
guaranteed Muff - a Kfln
7-Inch blndo OVC
Knives and Forks whllo 4 AO
bone handles, set
Knives nnd Forks extra good 4 fZQ
blade, bono handles, set I'UO
Safety itnzor- The Star one you can
use without any 4 AQ
danger ICJ
Ha2nr-"Capltol Cutter" hand ham
mered blade, guaranteed 4 T 4
satisfaction, small size lA-k
Medium size Qg
Extra largo size 2 24
Fountain Pens-Solid gold pclis-nlccly
made, rlog-int "Ttt
finish 70C
Stenographic Pens some- 7tS-i
thing new ' yj
Hardware Department
Tinware. Ornnlteware. Irouwnre,
Stcelware, Allumlnum wnro all wear
when you buy 'em In this hardwaro
department. A profitable purchaso Is
money saved.
Carpet Tacks 100 In 4
box. at s Iv
Tack Puller e
for ol
Gfo'r"',.,..,l".k?. 19C
ac")KZZ''Z'Z ..24c
Garden Set Hoc, Itnko on-
ami Spade tJ
Wire Carpet Beater 24 C
Shears for lyawn Trimming q
Or.iss Catcher, for CQr
mower tJCJtj.
Lawn Mower O
Monday only for SSi3
lee Cream Freezer 1 00
4 quarts 6OC5
Karbach Block,
Nebraska Indians. 200 0 0070 311
Bedford 0 0 00000 1 11
Three-1 Lenscne.
At Rnckford-Ccdar Rapids, 15; Rockford,
I At I'vansvllle.'v..n.i,m..rw.
postponcd,nVala;'
