THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY. AUGUST 31, 1907.
LABOR DAY
THIS GREAT STORE WILL CLOSE PROMPTLY AT ONE O'CLOCK
CHILDREN'S SCHOOL DRESSES
Made of fine Scotch ginghams, in plaida and stripes, at
48c, 98c and $1.48
Children's School Jackets Made of fine English cheviots,
checks, stripes and fancy mixtures!, t yf Q 1 OO
Saturday at IJtO nd I.jFO
Womcn'js '-.Walking Skirts
Made of fine'panamas and fancy cheviot, checks and plaids, regular price Q P
$5.93, Saturday for ., , tJO
68 new Fall Sample Suits, Fifth Avenue's best styles, all the new shades of broadcloth at
about one-half tlieir regular price
$35.00 Suits for . $19.50 $45.00 Suits for $29.50
WAISTS
Lawn and Madras Wnises that have foremrly 6old at
$1.50 and $2.00, to close all of them quick, Saturday.
,
69c
Long and Short Kimonas
At one-half regular marked price, while they last Saturday:
48c Kimonas for. 2-ic 98c Kimonas for ,. . .49c
75c Kimonas for .3$C $1.48 Kimonas for, . .74c
wijiMiiunnwaaBB y Q I WBaaDBSSBaam
A Clean-Up
! ' MEN'S SHIRTS
Men'g Neglls-ee Shirts, worth up to It. 85 .
Men's Negligee fc'Mrts, worth up to 11.60...
Men' Negligee Shirts, worth up to 13.60..
MEN'S NECKTIES
50 down fine Ties In four-ln-handa, batwlngs, strings, tecks.
etc. worth 89c, Saturday a So
50 dosen fine Tie, four-in-hand, strings, bat wings, etc..
values up to 76c, Saturday .7. ..330
MEN'S UNDERWEAR
Men's nicely finished balbrtggan Shirts and Drawers, worth 85o.
Saturday s
'.'h,"'?, Aermesh Underwear, nice and comfortable.
worth BOo, Saturday ,33o
Men's light weight rib Shirts and Drawers, worth' Too.' Saturday
89o
Men's fine balbriggan Underwear, worth up to T6c, Saturday 49
M7.00 "va'ur'satur'day8'!! . F . J1? feS
BIG SALE OF
Boys' and Girls School Shoes
The Good Durable Kind
Misses' and children's solid leather laced and button
shoes, sizes up to 2, in kid and calfskin, fa
at, per pair $ldv
Also finer qualities from .'. iS1.75 to $3.00
Boys' and youth's solid leather, we mean it, good stout
soles, made of Army calf,
to 5Y2, at, per pair
Thirty Green Trading Stamps
BENNETT'S BIG CROCKERY
Finest cutting, latent shapes, brat Bi KM vHn.n.
workmanship, a special for 8at- A1!, e,Pn""' ZZ Zi
Finest Austrian sets, every piece perfect, fine thin goods, $18.00
values, Saturday, set -$12.08
Our best Fruit Jar Rubbers, 10c
values, Saturday, per dozen, 5
.Six dozen for ....... ,". . , . ,23c
Good, well made German Stein,
. metal top, a 75c value on sale
Saturday; each" 33
DENVER WINS GOOD CAME
Both Sides Bunch Hits, but Grizzlies
Are More Fortunate.
PUEBLO GIVES WINNERS A CHILL
Rick Adams Bent to Relief of Charles
. la Time to Prevent Loss
( ' Gam la . the
Kinth.
DENVER. Aug. 8. Good playing by both
. teams characterised the game today, each
. Of the seven . runs being earned. Denver
won by bunching hits on Jackson In the
fifth Inning. Pueblo came within an ace of
winning It back In the ninth by bunching
bits on Charles Adams. Before' the game
was hopelessly lost. Rick Adams was sent
In. A marvelous catch by Cassady nnd the
fielding of Wheeler, Bader , and Corhan
'.were features. Bcore: i
DENVER. ,
AB. R. H. PO. A. E..
Csssady. It 4 1 1 " t 0 0
Wheeler, .so. 4. I I 4-6 0
White, lb 4 0.1 1 0
McHale. rf 4 1 t 0 0 0
' lluterhorn, 2b t 0 0 3 I 0
1 w. b t 0 0 1 ! 0
McDonough, c t 1 t ' 1 0
Pohannon. rf 1 0 0 8 1 0
C. Adams, p t 0 0 0 1 0
K. Adams, p 0 0 0 0 1 0
Totals to 4 8 27 16 0
PUEBLO.
' . 1 AB. R. H. PO. A. K.
McGllvray, cf 6 0 8 0 0 0
Bader, 2b 6 0 4 6 0
Byan. rf 4 18 10 0
Kiwert, 8b ...4 0 8 1 0 0
Helden. If 4 0 110 0
O Hagan. lb 4 1 2 18 1 0
Smith, c , 4 118 3 0
Corhan, ss 4 0 " 0 0 6 0
Jackson, p 8 0 1 11 0
Krause. p 1 0 0 0 1 0
Drill 0 0 0 0 0 0
' Totsls 37 8 IS 24 1 0
Butted for Krsuse in the ninth.
Denver 0 1 0 o 8 0 0 0 i
pueblo 0 O 0 0 0 1 0 0 88
Two-base hit: McHale. Three-base hit:
Kiwert. Hacrlflcs hit: Lauterborn. BtoU-n
base: Cassady. Bases on halls: Oft .'.
Adams, I; off Jaikson, 1; off Krause, 1.
rHruik out: By C. Adams, 8; by Jackson.
J s by Krause. 2. Lt-ft on bases: Denver,
; Pueblo, b. Double play: Corhan to Ha-dt-r
to O'Hagan. Time: 1;0. Umpire:
Conahan.
, Champs Take Te.
DE3 MOINES. Ia.. Aug. JO.-Des Moines
took two from Biuux City this afternoon.
Tha first game was a shut-out for Clurke
nd the second stood 7 to 3 ut the end of
the slsth Innlrg, when the game was
celled to allow both trams to catch trains.
. Clarke allowed the visitors but five hits
In five different Innings in thu tlrst gime,
and but ot.e man. Nance, who hit for two
bases, reached second safely. Fast field
ing market the game and Ifea Moines pulled
off two doubles, each following a safe hit
by the Glous. In the second game Blous
Ctty scored two In the third on sn error
thst gave Haxe a life, an a base on
balls to Nsnce, and Nobllt't Their
ther score came on three slngl-s by Gran
ville. Jarrott and Campbell. The champs
, pounded In all of their runs, getting ten
Its In the first three Innmirs.
In the eighth Inning of the first game
T'mplre Brensn was struck wllu a foul
ball and left the vame. Score, first game:
D1CS MOINES.
AR
II. PO. A.
8 2 0
r.
Wilson, .rf
Mrlxsr. If
Iloarlever, b....
McI.auBhlln, cf.
Dexter, lb
12
Aftdexaa, 2b..
.. 4
Coclmaur, ss 4
in Mens Furnishings
B0
890
91.10
MEN'S UNION - MADE SHOES
In Honor of Labor
Largest Line of men's union
made foot wear In Omaha. Re-
tailing $3.50 to $5.00. 100 green
trading stamps with every pair of
men's shoes sold Saturday, up from
sizes up $4 SO $-175 np JQ
V. .... " A 0 pjj
on All Boys' and Girls' Shoes.
The Majestic Gas Light, put up by
the Welsbach' company; burner,
mantle and globe 58c
SS green- trading stamps with each light:
See our special lOe Mantle, It
beats any offered, heavy weave
and regular full slse.
Shannon, c -...4 0 1 1 1 o
Clarke, p 4 o 8 0 8 0
Totals ..84 4 12 27 IS 0
SIOUX CITT.
. AB. B, H. PO. A. E.
Campbell, rf 4 0 1 0 0 0
Nance, If 4 0 110 0
Weed, 2b 4 o 1 8 8 1
Nobllt, cf 2 0 0 8 0 0
Slattery, o 8 0 0 1 8 0
Hart, lb 8 0 1 10 1 0
Granville, ss 8 0 0 8 2 0
Hare, 8b 8 0 0 2 4 1
Williams, p.., 8 0 0 1 1 0
Totals o 6 IS 1
Des Moines. 1 0001011 4
Sioux City 00000000 0-0
Earned runs: Des Moines, 4. Two-base
hits. Nsnce. Hogrlever 2. Bases on balls:
Off Williams, 2; off Clark. 1. Left on bases:
Des Moines, 8; Sioux City, 8. Struck out:
By Clarke. 1. Double plays: Weed to
Granville; Williams, Weed to Hart; Coch
naur to Dexter; Hogrlever, Andreas to
Dexter. Time: 1:40. Umpires: Brennan,
Yeager.
Second game:
DES MOINES.
AB. R. ' H. PO. A. E.
Wilson, rf J i o 0 0
McLear, If 8 1 2 1 1 0
Hogrlever, Sb 8 12 18 0
Mclaughlin, cf 8 0 1 2 0 0
Yeager, c 8 1 8 4 0 0
Dexter, lb 8 0 0 8 0 0
Andreas. 2b 3 3 2 0 (1
Gochnaur, ss 3 0 0 3 1 0
Sporer, p J i i 0 8 0
Totals ! T IS Is 12 "l
SIOUX CITT.
AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
Campbell, rf..... 3 0 1 0 0 0
Nance, If 0 10 0 11
Weed. 2h 3 0 0 0 0 0
Nobllt. cf 1 o 1 i n
Sheehan, c 3 0 0 1 2 0
Si. '.M 1 0 0 6 0 0
Fisher lb 10 110 0
Granville, ss 3 113 3 0
llore, Jb..... 3 1, 0 3 3 1
Jarrott, p j 0 x 0 ,
jj??' ..a 1 1 w io 1
Des Moines 12 10 1 7
Sioux City 0 0 2 1 0 0-s
Earned runs: Des Moines, .; Sioux City
2. Two-hsse hits: Hogrlever, Yeaaer'
Bases on balls: Off Jarrott. 2; off Sporer.
J;.. . 1 5?" Da,: Des Moines. ; Sioux
tlty. 4. Struck out: By Sporer. 2. 8tolen
bases: Mcl.ear. Hogrlever, Andreea (?).
Hart. Double plays: Hosrtever to Dexter
Nobllt to 8heehsn. facrlce hits: Wilson
Gochnaur. Time: 1:06. Attendance: 1.100.
I mplre: Shannon.
HUMBOLDT GIVES I.IXCOLX A Rl'f
Oathlt the l.eaornere, bat Lose on
terrors.
HUMBOLDT. Neb.. Aug. 3.-(Sreclal Tel
egram.! Humboldt outhlt the Lincoln West
ern leaguers today, but still lost the game,
through errors of the locals and the effec
tive pitching of Stlmmell In the rtnehe..
Bcore: RHE
Humboldt 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 w 01 7
Lincoln 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 3 4
Batteries: Humboldt. Lair and Poteef
..Incoln. Stlmmell and 7lnran. Struck out:
by Lair. 3; by Stlmmell. 11
rierce Defeats Stanton.
PIERCE. Neb.. Aug. 33.-(Spcial.)-Plerce
won from Stanton yesterdsv bv a score of
14 to 2. Kelly for Pierce wss in fine form
snd held the Stanton boys down to three
hits. Hsrtmsnn for t-'tsnton wss bstted
out of the box in the sixth.
Batteries: Fierce. Knlly and Rhonwltx;
Stanton. Har'mann. Mayor snd Pesrson
Struck out: By Kelly. ; by Hartmsnn. 4
lilts: Off Kelly. 3; eff Hurtmann. ; off
Msyor. 2. . .
Newman Grow In Gooa Fornt.
NEWMAN GROVE. Neb.: Aug. SO (Spe
cial. ) The Ne trsn Grove base ball team
continued breaking records at the second
day of the ball tournament at Creston. The
first gsme. between Msdlson snd Newman
drove, resulted in a score of 13 to 0 In
favor of Newman Orove.
Batteries: Newman -Grove, Provo and
MEN'S HOSE
Men's fancy hose, neat patterns and ef
fects, regular 16c value, Saturday .. .loo
Three pair a 5s
Men'a fine lisle hose, In plain and fancy
colors, values up to 75c, Saturday . . .390
Day -
(ft
J)
5P00
Xj) pair
- - m w a a "At
Bennett's Big Hardware Meats! Meats!
Eegular $23.50 Gas Range, with
high broiler, special ....$19.85
Regular $25.50 Gas Range, with
high. broiler, s'pc.ial $21.65
Regular $14.50 Gas Range. $12.00
Sealing Wax, per pound 100
And 10 green trading stamp.
Whisk Brooms, best quality .10a
And 10 green trading stamps. , '
SAXOKSI '
r We will sell R&sora. tatarday Only, at .".1."..
one to a customer.
Clothes Lines, SO feet
And 20 green trading stamps.
Coffee Mills, three different kinds, at. each
And 40 green trading stamps.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
wzsTxmzr i.xaqub.
Played. Won. Lost. Pet.
Omaha 188 76 69 .6SI
l-s Moines !' '-., .674
Lincoln 126 IT 68 .638
Ken.er ' m .40&
Pueblo 122 64 , 68 .448
Sioux City 128 (1 77 .388
NAT L LEAGUE. AMUR. LEAGUE.
W. L. Pet. W. L. Pet.
Chicago 88 32 . 733 Detroit Dft 44 .till
New kork..7 48 .684 Phlla 68 4(1 .mH,
Pittsburg... US 49 . 681 Chicago 70 4 .am
Pnlla A 60 .12 Cleveland. ..68 49 .61
Brooklyn. ..64 64 . 468 New York. .64 61 .470
Cincinnati.. U) 68 .M Boston. ..... 62 .433
Boston 48 73 . 3.1 St. Ixiuls....47 67 .412
Bt. Louis.. ..36 86 .292 Washngt'n.34 78 .3C4
GAMES TODAY. . '
Western League Sioux City at , Omaha,
Des Moines at Lincoln, Pueblo at Denver.
National League New York at Boston,
Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Chicago at Cin
cinnati. Bt. Louis at Pittsburg.
American League Chicago at Cleveland.
Bt. Louis at Detroit, Philadelphia at New
York, Boston at Washington.
American Association Columbus at Louis
ville. Toledo at Indianapolis, St. Paul at
Milwaukee, MinneapolisatKansusC!t .
McKay; Madison, Belling snd Zaluaky.
Hits: Newman Grove, 14; Madison, 0.
The second game, between Newman
Grove and Humphrey, resulted in a tie at
the end of the ninth Inning, when the
game was called on account of darkness.
GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGfK
Timely Illttln by Philadelphia
Takes Game from Brooklyn.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 30.-Timely hit
ting by the home team defeated Brooklyn
today. Both pitchers were hit hard. Score:
R H E
Brooklyn 1 1 0i0 1 0 0 0 03 10 j
Philadelphia ...0 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 4 10 1
Batteries: Brooklyn, Pastorlus and Bit
ter; Philadelphia, Sparks and Dooln.
BOSTON. Aug. 30. Store: R.H.E.
Boston 4 o
New York i 3 $
Uume called at end of sixth Inning on
account of rain.
PITTSBURG. Aug. S0.-8core, first nme:
Pittsburg " 2 6 0
Chicago , ; 1 4 j
Score, second gsmej R.H.E.
PlUsburg 0 2 3
Chicago t 6 u
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMKM
Colnmbas a Wins Errorless Gamo by
Battlnz In tho Fifth.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 20 Columbus won an
errorh-ps game today by a bombardment in
the fifth, netting four runs ofT Durham.
8core: R.H.E
lyoulsville .......0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 I 6 0
Columbus 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 4 7 0
Kellam 1 Easy.
INDIANA r 1. . IS. Aug. 8w Toledo batted
Kellum end Chenauit at will snd easily
defeated Indianapolis 13 to 1. Score:
' R H E,
Toledo 00042310 S is' lit' 0
Indianapolis. 0100000001 6 i
Hstterfes: Toledo, Vt end Iard: In
dianapolis, Kellum, Clienajlt and Living
ston v
MILWAUKEE. Aug. SO.-Bcore: R.H.E
Kansas City 1 8 1
Milwaukee 1 6 2
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. SO. Score: R.H.E.
St, Paul 4
Minneapolis 6 10 3
MIna Sattoa Winning;.
NIAGARA-ON-THE-LAKE. Ont . Aug
3"V In the international tennis tournament
today Miss Sutton of California won from
Miss Hedley of Toronto In strasht games
bv a score of -0. -0. Miss Hedley ran
her onnonent un to deuce many times, but
Miss Sutton's superior control won out.
Emerson Infers Defeat.
EMERSON. Neb.. Aug. 30 (Special )
Hartlngton deeated Emerson 19 to 0. Hits:
Emerson, 1: Hsrtlngton, 1L Srrorsj Em
erson, 6; Hartlngton, '
CIGARS! CIGARS!
"Owl Cigar", 8 for 25c
Box of fifty ............ $1.50
"El Crono" Porto Rican Cigar, 8 for. . .25c
Box of fifty $1.50
Double Green Trading? Stamps la Cigar Section Saturday.
Big Sale oi Fine Clocks
Jewelry Section See Window
MANUFACTURER'S SAMPLES oi
FINE GOLD and BRONZE CLOCKS
Every One Warranted
V
Values up to $25,00 on sale Satuiv
day, while they last, at these pricesv
$U98 $98 $fl.98
See Sixteenth Street Windows
Come Early and Get First Choice
Fresh Dressed Spring Chicken,
per pound . ' 16 M
Porterhouse Steak, lb..l3Mt
Fresh Pork Roast, lb. . . .8K
Lamb Legs, lb ... .'. . . . 9 M
Lamb Roast, lb ....... 7H
Choice Pot Roast, lb . . 7"5
Boiling Beef, 10 lbs. for . 25
Fresh Leaf Lard, 10 lbs $1.00
Cudahy's Rex Bacon, lb.!2H
No. 1 Picnic Hams, every one guar
anteed nice asd lean, 6 to 8 found
2 average; per pound-...'; OH
Swift's Silver Leaf Lard, 10-pound
t Ralls, for -$1.23
. And 20 green trading stamps.
.SOo
30 a
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SOo
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GOLF TOURNEY FINALS TODAY
Dr. Sumney and Abbott Will Fight
Championship Bound.
HOT CONTEST IN SEMI-FINALS
Dr. Sumney Defeats Or. Hollistcr
Before Good Gallery and Yoaaaj
Pushes Sprasne Abbott la
; Iaterestlas Match.
The Field club, represented by Dr. H C
Sumney. and the Country club, represented
by Spragua Abbott, will to pttted against
each other today In the finals of the Ne-'
braska Golf association tournament. Theso
two have won, all the way down the line
and will now fight It out for the cham
pionship at thirty-six holes, eighteen to
be played In the morning, the start to be
made at 10. and eighteen In .the afternoon,
starting about 2 o'clock.
Both matches in the finals Friday after
noon were full of interest. Sprague Abbott
defeating Blalrie Toung with difficulty, In
spite of the fact that he made an to to a
W for the Junior. Dr. Hollleter also gave
Sumney a hard tussle for the first nine
holes, but fell down on the Inside.
A large gallery followed the two doc
tors, Survney and Holllster. In their match
In tho semi-finals, and all were rewarded
by seeing some fast golf. Both were In
good form, and both -drove well, having a
great deal of similarity in their play.
Neither player used a wooden club at all,
but both drove with heavy iron clubs, with
which they were able to make about the
same distance. Sunvney was off to the left
with his opening shot and approached
short with his second shot. His third
shot went out of bounds, giving Holllster
the hole In five. 4
v IMny cn Second Green.
Sumney lay a stymie on the second green,
forcing Holllster to shoot around, and he
then missed an easy 'putt, giving Sumney
the hole in five. Holllster was In trouble
on his second shot for the third hole, but
reached the road In three. Sumney won
the hole In flve, putting him one up. Sum
ney drove the tracks all right, but landed
In the rough grass. They were even on
the green, where Sumney missed an easy
putt, which cost him the hole and made
the match even again.
Sumney duMed his drive for the fifth
and then pulled his , second shot Into
trouble, which gave Holllster the hole
and made him one up. Holllster overap
proached on the sixth hole, which Sumney
took In four, making the matcre again
even. They halved the seventh and eighth
holes. They were each on the seventh In
three and Sumney rimmed ror a four and
then rimmed sgaln, putting tils ball stymie
snd the score was 6-6. Both drove nearly
'tin the green at the ninth hole, but Sum
ney approached too strong and It looked
to be all day with htm, but he won by
maktng a sixteen-foot putt, which put him
one up for the tlrst nine holes.
A splendid lofter shot from a high grass
He over a bunch of trees and onto tha
green won the tenth for Sumney, for Hoi
lister was In ths rough where be could
not get out. This win made Sumney 3 up.
Holllster hit a tree on bis drive for ths
Initial Display of Men s New Fall Hats
. Every New Shade and Shape in
SPECIAL. FOR SATURDAY
26 dozen Men's Fine Soft Hats in all
the latest blocks and colors, poatlvely
worth up to $2.50, on sale at $1.25
Boys New FALL CLOTHING
Special
Knee Trousers (or School Wear
Made of blue cheviot, dark cassl
meres and corduroy, 'with taped
seams and stay-on buttons, sizes
4 to 16 years, gQg
Better grade knee
bocker
trousers
$1.50,
BENNETTS
Pride of Bennett's Flour
sack ....$1.40
And 60 Green Trading Wipe.
Bennett's Capitol Baking
Powder, 6-lb. ran. . . . f 1.U0
And 76 Green Trading 8tp.
Bennett's Best Coffee, three
pounds .. $1.00
And 100 Green Trading Bps.
Bennett's Best Coffee, per
pound 6o
And SO Green Trading Stps.
Tea, B. F. Japan, Oolong,
Gunpowder, English
Breakfast, lb 68c
And 76 Green Trading Stps.
Lemon Extract, bottle... 6c
Geneseee Lima Beans, two
cans I6c
And 10 Green Trading Stps.
"Best We Have" Corn, two
cans 20c
And 10 Green Trading Stps.
eleventh and this cost him the hole, al
though he made a hard fight. Bumney now
began to take matters easy and halved the
next two .holes. Holllster drove Into the
railroad track at the fourteenth and before
he could get Into the clear Bumney had
captured the hole, making him 4 up, which
with th next hole, which he captured
easily, made him S up and 3 to play and
gave him the match. The score:
Sumney Out 6H6 BS4 843 44
1 In 464 664
Holllster Out W 645 644-15
In 604 606
Yessg Pushes Abbott Hard.
Blaine Young gave Sprague Abbott quite
a game In his match with the champion
In tha semi-finals. But for a missed putt
on the seventeenth hole the match would
have gone to the last hole with a chance
for an extra hole match. Young played
in hard luck In the first of the match and
drove bad, but later rounded to and played
like an old-timer Instead of the 19-year-old
that he Is.
Young drove out of bounds at the first
tee and topped his ball on his second so
Abbott took the first hole In bogey. They
halved the second hole In 6. For the third
green Young had all sorts of trouble, dub
bing his drive Into the long grass end land
ing In the bunker on his secohd. He took
10 for the hole, while Abbott made It In
bogey. Abbott cut bogey a stroke on the
fourth and was 3 up.
Young cut Abbott's lead to two on the
fifth by a good drive and by laying his
second shot on the green. They halved the
sixth, seventh and eighth holes, the sev
enth being played by each In one less than
bogey. Both drove to the ninth green and
Young missed a hslf by missing an easy
putt, putting Abbott 3 up on the turn.
He played the first nine In 29, two lost
than bogey.
The tenth was. won by Abbott, making
him 4 up. and. although he played the next
three In bogey, he could not make another
point on the "Kid." who was fighting
hard for every hole. Abbott dubbed his
approach for the fourteenth, while Young
played good golf and took the hole In 4.
He took the next hole In 8, while AJibott's
missed putt forced him to shoot four times
This left Abbott 2 up at the tee for the
seventeenth. Abbott's second shot went
Into the trees on the seventeenth, while
Young made the gTeen In 3. but overplayed
the hole and then missed an easy putt, so
the best he could do was to halve the hole
Abbott winning the match, 2 up and 1 to
play, making the course In 80, two under
bogey.
The scores:
Abb" J 4s !,'!!!! fciU
Youn il'i'JUSJnU
Reynolds Wins Handicaps.
Sam Reynolds, one of the Junior members
of the Omaha Field club, won both the
handicap .matches. The morning match
was a match handicap against bogey and
the afternoon match was a medal handi
cap, ball sweepstakes.
Ths scores for the handicaps were:
Friday forenoon, handicap match against
b'y Hd'cap. Net.
Sam Reynolds 7 1 up
F. L. Campbell 3 down
W. A. Redlck 1 4 down
Hal Brady T 6 down
C. B. Bogue S down
Albert Cahn down
W. D. Bancker S 8 down
J. W. Pariah T T down
Friday afternoon (medal handicap, ball
sweepstakes)
Gross. Hd'cap. Net.
E. E. Brando m 13 98
J. Sharp M 7 89
W. N. Chambers 87 i 83
The, La Crosse t..'$1.50
The Lamont $2.00
The Kingston ,.$2.50
The Bennett Special $3.00
John B. Stetson Hats.
Soft ............ $3.50 to $7.50
Stiff ............ $3.50 to $5.00
Complete showing of boys' and children's
school caps, in all staple and fancy styles, 25c to $1
FOR SCHOOL. OR SUNDAY WEAR
Boys' Suits, newest fabrics and patterns, stylish
double breasted coat styles,, with knee and knicker
bocker trousers, sizes 5 to 16 years, at
$5.00, $4.00, $3.00 and $2.00
for School Wear
Double breasted coats, with one pair
Knickerbocker and one' pair knee
trousers, made of most serviceable
casslmere and cheviot materials In
neat stylish patterns, for boys 8 to
16 years, regular $5.00 S9 AO
values for .vOtVO
Nobby blouse and Russian Suits for
little fellows up to 9 years, plain
and fancy patterns, at $3, $4, 93
. and 92.00
and knlcker-
$1 and 75C
BIG GROCERY
Bennett's Capitol Cocoa, HLrge
pound can ...iiciam 20
And .0 Green Trading 8tp. Pickles,
Three Star Halmon, can, 20c
And 20 Green Trading Stps.
Peurs, In syrup, large can,
for .... 16c
And 10 Green Trading Stps.
Diamond C Soap, 9 bars, 26c
Granulated, Saga, Doobls
O-rsen Trading Stamps.
Eddy's French Mustard,
with spoon. Jar 12ttc
And 10 Green Trading tups.
L'needa Biscuit, 4 pkgs., 16c
And 10 Green Trading Stps.
raiB Ice Cold . Butter
Kim ran
New york Full Cream
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And 10 Green Trading Stps.
Neufchntel Cheese . ,...4o
Hand Cheese tic
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A. Cahn 94 8 86
P. C. Davison 98 T 86
B. Young 90 7 83
8. Abbott.. 80 6 8
Burkhardt 99 10 , 89
D. V. Sholes 93 7
S. Reynolds 87 9 78
J. J. Boucher log 10 6
A. W. Scribner 114 JS 9
J. B. Porter...... 93 T 86
W. D. Bancker 89 S3
W. E. Martin 110 8 102
J. Eneneter i loj a $4
W. Butts 109 " 12 97
Championship Flight, Semi-finals
Bprague Abbott, Country club, defeated
Blaine Young, Country club, 2 up, 1 to play.
H. C. Sumney, Field club, defeated Dr.
Holllster, Field club, 6 up, 4 to play. .
Consolation Flight, Semi-finals
W. J. Foye, Country club, defeated N. F.
Reckard. Field club. 1 up.
Jack Sharpe. Field club, defeated R.
Peters, Country club. 2 tip.
Directors' Flight, Semi-finals
If. C. Fvlsble. Field club. dfentd R M.
Martin, Country club, 3 up, 2 to play.
R. R. Kim.hall, Country club, defeated F.
H. Blake, Field club. 4 up, 3 to play.
Solace Flight. Semi-finals
J. B. Lindsey, Field club, defeated I. &
Taggart, Overland Country club, Nebraska
City, 7 up, C to play.
Frwln defeated Will Doane, 1 up, 19 holes.
Fifth Flight. Semi-finals.
Harry Lawrle, Field club, defeated Will
Doane. Country club. 1 up, 19 holes.
B. W. Arthur. Field club, defeated F. L.
McCoy. Field club, 8 up, 2 to play.
. Matches today will l)e the finals In all
the flights. Abbott will play Bumney 33
holes for the championship. Foye will play
Jock Sharp In the consolation. H. C. Fria
ble will play R. R. Kimball In the directors'
flight. Llndsey will play Erwln in the
solace, flight. Harry Iawrle will play E.
W. Arthur in the fifth flight.
Old Dal Takes Hand.
The sun played a prominent part In the
second day of the third annual tournament
of the Nebraska Golf association at tha
Omaha Field club. The rays beat straight
down as a reminder of the hot days of
last year, making It sultry for the con
testants, who were glad to hunt the
hydrants around the course. The greens
were much faster than on the first day and
many good scores were made.
Sprague Abbott Is still the favorite In the
pools. In the morning he beat Preston
Davidson 8 up and to play. He was In
fine fettle and made the first nine holes In
89. two under bogey. He drove well and
his approaches were perfect, and If driven
might have made a better score than he
did.
One of tha surprises of the morning was
the defeat of Frank H. Gaines, one of ths
Country club cracks, by Blaine Young, one
of ths Junior players of the Country club.
They had to play the entire eighteen holes
and Gaines lost by a poor put at ths last
hole, his ball rimming the hole on his putt,
J. M. Watson, expert at the Field club,
received many compliments on the excel
lent condition of the course. No pains has
been spared to put the entire course In the
best condition possible and not only are
the fair greens In fin shape, but tha put
ting greens and all other parts of the
course as well.
Brady Makes Thrm Harry.
An Interesting match was played Friday
morning between Bob Simpson, Frank
Campbell, Hal Brady and C. Bogue, Jr.
They were playing In the bogey handicap,
and Hal Brady, although a Junior, made
them all hustle.
CHAMPIONSHIP.
Second round
Blaine Young defeated Frank Gaines 1
up.
ripratruo Abbott defeated W. H. Cham
bers 8 up and tf to play.
H. C. Sumney defeated E. M. Fairfield i
up and 1 to play.
Holllster beat Adams, S up and I to play.
Softs and Stiffs
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CONSOLATION FLIGHT.
Second round
W. 4. Foye beat Russell 3 up and 3 to g
Reckard defeated Hamilton 8 up and
to play. .- 7
Snapp defeated Davison 8 up and 2 1
play. - .
Peters beat Al Smith by default.
DIRECTORS' CUP.
flernnd mnnil
Frisble beat Mclntyro S up and I to rla
mni.111 uricuien rf. a. JIDDOll 3 Up and
to plajr. -
Blnke defeated D." V. Bholes 2 up and
w trssa s
R. R. Kimball beat Porter, 2 up and
to play.
SOLACE FLIGHT.
Fbwnnil rnun
Taggart beat Tlllson 4 up and 2 to plsy
i.iuuaay unrmeu ut. Teal 7 up and 8
play.
Kemper defeated Shields 5 up and 4
play.
Erwln beat Martin, 1 up.
FIFTH FLIGHT.
Second round . 1
Doane beat Hoel, Jr., 1 up.
Mct'ov defeated rWnutt l.v ,i
E. W. Arthur defeated Johnson by 6
Lawrle beat Stickler, 1 up.
- ' t ' : Election of Officers.
The delegates to. the .annual meetlna
tha Nebraska Oolf association, six in nui
ber, nut at the Field club Friday evenl
and chose directors of'tfie association 1
the ensuing year J. B. ' Rahm of I
Omaha oCuntry club, president; C
Morey, Hastings, vice president; F. J. Ho
Omaha Field club, secretary and trcasun
L. C. Storey of Lincoln, J. B. Taggart
Nebraska City, W.. J. Foye of the Oms
Country club and John Parrlsh of I
Omaha Field club, directors. The flnr
clsl affairs of the association were
amlned and found to be In the best T
slble condition. Next year's totirnann
will be held at thu Omaha Country clut
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