HIE BEE: OMAHA. SATCEDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1911
Sherlocko the Monk
The Exasperating Advng Assistant enture of the Blnnderi
Copyright, Mil. National New Association.
By Gus Mager
WATSO, I HAVE ftAWED THE CONFIDENCE OT LI
BUkCIS. PCTE'S Aft TO RCO KWxtff I
H0US6 TO-KI4W, Xl COHCEAL tOUESCLf THEtfi
ANDSPftlMO. OUT
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Of SWG"!
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tVwNT me TO Shout "PLENTY I
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NATIONALS ADOPT NEW PACT
jleifu XAgnatet Agree to Cany
i . Out Frovitioni Exactly.
' AXT2TCA5S REFUSE APPE0VA1
ilimml U Urr mm Wkalt to
( PtMidrat JaMawa far RrUloa,
wltk Ka Data art tor HU
I KBW TORK. Fab. ll-Tha MaUonal
Jaafua today adoptad tba HI aadanal
atratmant, taa ravlaad paaoa paot baliif
lapamaa as It waa raaa aaetlan by ate
'tiom at tha olotlnc aawlaa of tba ml
lHataa annual BMatlng bara hr Chairman
'Aueuat Hamnann of Uia nattonal com
mtaMoa. Na word baa eoma to tha Na
'tlonal laaaaa owiwt of any advarn
laotlaa by tha Amarlran laacua oa tha
aaw aaraamaat whan Chairman Harr.
mans Inform thorn that action atmUar
ta thatra would ba takan by tha youniar
araaalaatlaB,
It waa at tha and of a Brolotujat aaa
lakw wham tha anneuneamant ef tha ap
proval of tha aoa airaamant waa mada,
coaftlod with tba atMamant that tha club
wnara had plodfrd ihomaolroa by a
roaolotloa ta support tha acraomant In
ovcry detail and daclarlng that omla
tona that wara ancused in tha paat
would not ba tolaratad la tha futura.
Toll raaolutloa which waa praaaatad by
rnaidant Bbbatta ef tha Brooklyn elub
aod anaalmoualy adopted, raada:
"Th National laacua. In adoptlnt tha
rartaad aatlonal, aareament. will Inalat
that la tba futura all rotations between
all parties ta It must ba eondueted In
atrkt accord with all Its provisions,
both In letter and la spirit and serves
DOtlea that penalties will ba Inflicted
against any of Its members who may
violate any ef Ita provisions, or eeuee
.any friction between any parties to It."
Predict Era mi Gee reellaa.
Hearty approval ef tha new asraament
waa axprssaed and It seemed te ba tba
prevailing opinion that It promised te
epea a new era ef good reellnc between
tha bit? leaaue ercanlsatlont,
Althouch there had been no joint meet
Inc ef the' playlnc rules oommltteea of
tba twa leaa-uea, K was annouaosd that
tha National lea rue rules committee had
sufiesied that action ba taken te stop
tba practice of relalnf tha pitching boa
above Ita local maximum.
A reeoluttoa offered by William Lock,
secretary of the Pittsburgh club, waa
adopted, providing for stringent methods
to suppress w sacra In pools or any other
form of gambllDf -on the grounds of any
league party te the agreement and
where found, to be Investigated and pro
secute. Tha league meeting adjourned tor tha
eeeaoa with tha paaaaga of votes of
thanks to August Herrmann and Prea
dent Lynch on their work on the acree
ment presented by President Murphy of
Chicago and tha appointment of Press
dent Lynch ta draft resolutions of sor
row aver the death of Frederick
Knowlea, former secretary ef the New
York club and the late Judge Elliott of
Philadelphia. , '
The league took no action oa the quea-
tkta of bow ticket sales for the world
series gamea should ba handled, leaving
tha whole question la the hands of the
national commission.
No deals for players came te light,
such talk aa there waa coming to noth
ing. It waa announced tonight by tha
New York club that Charlie Heraog, the
third baseman, had signed a three-year
contract.
Checker Players
Keep On Moving
The state tournament of checker play
era at the Young Men's Christian aaaoela
tloa butldtag win probably be finished
this eftsmeoa. Great Interest b) snant
fasted and a large number ef people eon
tloasjly bang around the tables watch
ing the moves. Lest Bight's results
werei
Won. Lost. Draw.
1. L Wills, Omaha II
T. A. Johnston. Chadroa... Ill
P. W. Moeher, Omaha, I I I
Ben Dllon. Koldreg. Ill
Peach, Omaha Ill
Phlppo, Lincoln Ill
Chambers, Table Bosk. Ill
Pepoon. Lincoln ill
Won. Lost Draw.
Wllle l a
Peach I I t
Chambers -1 1
Moeher I j
Today Wills will play tha winner ef the
CTiambaro-Moaer affair, which will be
continued, two more gatnea. Phtpp and
Pepoon win continue their match la the
second division and Dlaon will meet John
ston la the second dlvteloa.
Marchant Finds
De Ponthien Easy
NHW! TORK. Feb. H-Bllly liarohaal.
hailed aa England's beat featherweight
decisively defeated Louis De Ponthleu of
Prano In a tan-round bout here tonight
Marchant had tha better of every round
except the second, la which De Ponthleu
landed a hard right and left te the Jaw,
staggering tha Englishman for a moment
Da Ponthlea near the and of tha round
again sent a right and left te the face,
la the third Marchant came back strong
and outfought his opponent all the rest
of the way. Marchant did all tha forcing
la the seventh, eighth and ninth rounds,
with De Ponthlea apparently resting.
De Ponthlea made a desperate rally la
the tenth, bu. Marchant stood him oft
and easily took tha round and the tight.
NEBRASKA TIES FOR SECOND
PLACE IN DAY'S SHOOTING
KANSAS C1TT. Feb. It A live pigeon
event for five-man teams, the feature
today at the Interstate ahoootlng tourna
ment wee won by Kansas City's repre
sentatives, who made a aeore of sixty
eight out of a possible seventy-five. Ne
braska and Mlseoarl were tied at sixty
sevsa and Illinois had a score of sixty
Sli. Ed O'Brien of Florence, Kan., was
high professional . In tba day's target
shooting, breaking 1 out 1 targeta. J.
It Orahara of Encleetde. HI, retained
his piaae ah high amateur by scoring 111
out of UL
1
Xh Want You to Come to
ii ' A t i'i oi
me AuiomoDiie onow
He houm'o a?
eeaaar euaaai jur ml
determined that no man can sell yon .
a our without proving beyond his nn
supported word that his car, when
measured by service and length of life,
is worth its price.
"We believe that a dealer with a
good car can prove, and should be re
quired to prove, that his car is as good
as he claims it is. Hie only adequate
proof of quality in a car is found in
the condition of the car after thirty,
forty or fifty thousand miles of service.
"We want yon to judge the Chal
mers car solely upon proof of depend
ability, great length of life and pos
itive satisfaction to the owner as pos
itively demonstrated by its record in
the hands of owners.
You will want to see the Ctal
mers compressed air self starter
in constant operation at our ex
hibit, Space Number 28.
H. Eg Fredrickson Auto Co.
2044-46-48 FARNAM STREET
Also Agents for Pierce-Arrow.
Nebraska Will Send
Team to Big Eight
Track Meeting
MM.-OLX. Neh.. Feb. k-The I'nlver
etty of Nebraska track team will take
part In tba annual tnterschotastla meet
held under the auspices of tha "big
right," according to an announcement
made here tod adv. Nebraska has not en.
tered this meet for eight Veers. The
track schedule as announced follows:
April n. Amea at Lincoln.
May I, Kaneaa at Lawrence.
Mayll, Minnesota at Lincoln.
May S, Missouri Valley meet at Dea
Metnea. I , ,
June 1, Big Eight meet at LaFayette.
Ind.
Challenge of Gion
Accepted by Wassem
Oarer Waasera hs answered the chal
lenge Issued by Oeorge Olon of Aurora
by posting HOI with the sporting editor
of The Bee for a match at Lin
coln or Omaha or any town In Ne
braska except Aurora. Mr. Waaaam
sava he ta ready to wrestle at any time
aa onn aa hla money Is covered. Pete
Loch, manager for Wassem, aaya he will
give Olon II for railroad axpensee If
he will cover th 110 for th match.
Former Manager for
St. Paul Team Dead
CINCINNATI. O., Feb. 11-Kdwsrd
Ashenbaek, former manager of the Byra
ouae team of the New York "late Baaa
Ball league, died today at a detention
hospital of paralysis. A hen bach at en
time managed the St Paul teem of the
America a association.
NEBRASKA WESLEYAN WINS
FROM YORK COLLEGE
UNTVERSITT PLACE, Neb.. Feb. M.
(Spedal.) Wesleyan strengthened Its
claim for the Mate Intercollegiate basket
ball championship by drubbing York ool
lege here last night by the score of
n to it
Wesleyan started out strong from ths
beginning, scoring points to their op
ponents L during the first five mlnutea
During the remainder of the game the
play was a little more even, but Tork
waa never able to atop the goal toeatng
of tha Coyotes nor were they able to
break up the team work of the locale.
McCaudless, Swan and Qery played the
beat game for Wesleyan, while DeBord
and Bowers did ths best work tor York,
Wesleyan. Tork.
Keestrr-Kllne L. F. Arnold
Uery-Hull R. F. ..Ware-DeBord.
(Captain.)
MnCaudleaa (CapO.C. Debord-Rngers
Hill-Clark R. O Harrmao
Swan I. O bowers
Field Ooala: K sealer. I: Qery. 11; Mc
Ceudiees. 7; Swan. II; Hull, I; Arnold, I;
Ware, 1; DeBord. It: Bowers, 1; Rogers,
L Foul Throws: McCaudless. I out of
I; DeBord. 4 out of I.
SEVERAL BASKET BALL
GAMES. FOR SATURDAY
There win be no gamea In the Trl-Clty
league ea the Young Men's Christian as
sociation floor on Saturday, but the high
school will play Crelghtoa and South
Omaha will play University of Omaha oa
the university floor.
In the Young Men's Christian aaeooia
tlon gymnasium the grade school "A"
boys will play the St. John's church
team and the Omaha National bank will
play the City National bank.
Saturday night at l:M o'clock U
Pirates leave for Fort Dodge. la. . The
following man will go: Ritchie, Barrow
man. WelceL Graham, Shields, Root neon.
Nomas, and MaxweU.
WASSEM CALLS DEFI
ISSUEDBY DR. ROLLER
Oscar Waasem haa covered tba IHI
forfeit money posted by Dr Roller for
a match and bow the parties are trying
to get together for a match.
armed While rta-fctiasr wire.
IOWA C1TT. Is,, Feb. U-8peetal Tel
egram.) Left alone at their country res
idence, four ml lea west of here, today
Nellie and Geneva Shay heroically fought
the flamee te save then- home and both
wore painfully burned. Geneva Is ta a
serioas condition. Their efforts were fu
tile and the lose will be t.w.
Rsvessa Wlaa ft sea St. Paal.
RAVENNA. Neb.. Feb. M -(Special. V
Tbe t. Paul High echool basket ball
team played the locals at this place last
evening. Ravenna winning, a to la. Tb,s
Is the eeventh game the locale have
played with other high schools and they
have won six. They lost to Broken Bow.
and also loot a game to the commercial
college et Broken Bow.
Mrs. Eekerealt ta Geaated Divorce.
CHIC AGO. Feb. IS -Mr. Elisabeth J.
Kckeraall. wife of Walter FckemlL the
former foot ball player of the 1'nlversiiv
of Chlcaxo. was evented a divorce bv
! Judge Bretano here tcdav. One of the
1 grounds for the decree was cruel treet-
menu They were married August 1,
to.
I lajarrd by Cat Expleatwa.
IOWA CITY. Ia-. Feb. l.- Special Tel
egram. Aa explosion of gaa wht-h
; wrecked tha home of James Wtlklaooa
I today seriously Injured both Wilkinson
' end Me wife, who were la the boas at
Itha time, . - - -
HEAD OF TEE CAEDIXAL3, WEO
BOASTS ED I5TESTI05S.
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Hit . ','
fSe.
if
Roger lire nana n, manager of the St
Louie Cardinala, who haa come out with
the boast that bla team will ba strictly
In the National league pennant fight
during the oomfng season. The Cardinala
pulled up la fifth place last year, after
having mada a remarkable spurt almost
to the top of the heap several week pre
vious. The breaking of the Breenahaa
crew at the tag end of the year waa one
ef the great disappointments of the era
eon. But etoger ear such a thing cannot
happen thle year, as be has a bunch of
likely youngsters in addition te hie vet
eran, and almost baa evolved a "new
system." Whatever this "new system"
may be be refuses te divulge aad there
will be many Inquisitive fans watching
for Its appearance the moment after the
Inaugural curtain ring up.
RAPID CITY JUDGE HAS
DECIDED PROPERTY RIGHTS
RAPID CITT, 8. O, Feb. K.-fSpeclal.
-After months at legal battling the ques
tion of the local property rights of the
late Cbauneey L. Wood, former demo
cratic candidate for governor, waa settle
by Jedge Lewie ia the county court bore.
Wood died a year ago In Seattle end bis
body was only recently brought here and
burled, and during all these months the
widow, Mr. Bessie F. Wood, and the two
sane. Bra and BuelU have been disput
ing in the courta over the property.
Wood left a will, one clause of which
save to Mrs. Wood the rental from the
Rasvd City properties.
The sons contested the assignment of
thee rentals en the ground that they
were made when Wtood was of unsound
mind end also that they ware against the
statute ef perpetuities. Judge Lewis
held that Wood waa of aooad mind, but
that the latter contention was wen taken.
Hs allowed Mrs. Wood the rents due at
the date of the Inetxiunenta end alee or
dered the administrator to pay her the
accrued rents to the date of a recent
The property from which the rents
came kt valued at about tS, and goes
to the sons, ft not being contested. '
Keg ta t2 tftrwroa woAtsjuin,
AFFAIRS ATJODTH OMAHA
Pttblio Demand for Postal Saving!
Bank ii Great.
MAT? DEPOSITORS ABE WAITING
Maia City Will Entertain Deaglaa
Ceesvty faaday ttrheej Associa
tion Oehrtas; te speak te
t. Martla'e Clan.
Postmaster Lew. Etter la quite con
vinced that the postal savings bank that
will soon be added to Me office will not
fall for want of patron. Dally sine the
announcement of the selection of South
Omaha aa a postal savings bank station
tha postmaster Ms been called upon to
refuse deposits ranging from to to COO.
Aa ths official Inauguration of ths bank
ill not be made before March 1 the pros
pective depositors ere turned away. In
every ease there I disappointment writ-
tea open the faces of the applicant tor
deposit slip.
One eld man who Indicated that h had
a trust hi anyone except I'ncle Bam
applied te the postmaster the day trter
th announcement of the postal savings
bank department in tha local office.
When the postmaster explained that he
sou Id not accept deposits yet, th old ma
bought a money order, which hs had
drawn to his own order.
Ia Pearly every Instance the would-be
depositor requeat that theirs be the
first deposit made In th new savings
Te Katertala Rauedar Srkeola.
South Omaha will entertain the Douglas
County Sunday School association on
February a at the First Presbyterian
church.
Maypr P. J. Tralnor will deliver the
address of welcome to the delegates and
representatives to tba convention. The
sessions will begin at I p. m., oa Feb
ruary 10, and will continue during two
day.
Mrs. W. W. Slabaugh of Omaha will
preside at the meeting assisted by Mrs.
P. W. Stallard. The convention
will eloee with a dinner on Wednesday
evening. February n. '
The Men' club of St. Martin' church
la making preparatlona for a literary pro-
gran) to ba given Tuesday evening, Feb
ruary , at th home of June O. Martin,
Twenty-third and F streets.
Mathew Oebrlng of Plattsmsuth will be
the guest of the occasion and will deliver
a lecture en 'Tolstoi aa I Saw Him." Hs
wtll also speak on the "passion Play at
Oberammergau." Both of that subject
are the outcome of a recent trip abroad
by Mr. Oehrlng.
The program of tha evening kt In charge
of George Francis, Theodore Vol and Dr.
A. A. Frlck. - -
Leral Fires Kxpaada.
Fred J. Offennan yesterday purchased
tha bankrupt stock of ths Allen P. Bly
nompany and will conduct, the business
under the title of the Fred J. Ofterman
Mechanical Equipment company. Beside
the old scope of the Ely business ths new
company will handle machinery and con
crete devters. plumuwag and general me
chanical supplies. A part of the new
plant win be under tha charge of a pub
lie aervio plant expert. Fred J. Offer
man, the new head of tha company, na
been engaged In the general contracting
business for several years In South
Omaha. His company has lust eoanpleted
th building of the Mud and Jotter creek
sewers.
Bawling Scwee,
OARLOW COLTS.
Name 1st. Id.
Jones H7 11
Boien ns mi
fiu-ow 1U m
Wolfe 144 i
Howe lal in
M. Totals
IS ri
16t ett
loe 4)
W ,ll
1M . ill
Total
Handicap .....
..TPS TU 1,131
M MM h
Totals..
fit M 117 Its
STELLrNOS.
Name. 1st M. Id. Totals
Haal 177 n K4 Mi
Winters 1M lei ltf afl
Ktraw M6. la Ui 4
gporven ill- U 1 407
Ohnesorg Ill 171 191 M7
Totals m 7M Us aot
SOCTH OMAHA STARS.
Name. . 1st. Id. M. Totals
Hammond IM lal m tt
Cootey Ml M lift 67
Lriggs ....... JM lie its nt
Kennedy 10 191 1S4 K
Leptnakl la m Ml
Totala M( ra fit Jia
FORT CROOK.
Nam. 1st. Jd. Id. Touts
Sterner .',.171 171 lex 467
Theln 1W 177 HS JM
Schnltsev u MJ n js
Hoolihaa -m 1 1
King IS HMD)
Totals 771 71 7S UM
SOUTH OMAHA ICE COMPANY.
1st. Id. M, Total
Cex IS 11 wi r7
Etter IS 1 Ml 4f
Oribble 171 lit 17 4S
Tom brink 1M in 171 ett
Peechefc . 1 If II IN
Total tit 71 KM 1441 '
Handicap 17 SI ft 111 !
PETERSON CANDY KINDS.
1st. M. M. Total.
Hunt les in Ut
Clark J 19 11 tt
Winter ... T lal IM 4M
Martin ............1J lw M 445
Francisco 19S HI 187 itt
Totals sea m ct vb
Maarte City rtefe.
Oreer Hotel, under new managemeat
Turkey dmaer Sunday. Atlas Cafe, 491
X. Hlh.
Adolph Marsh nt Valley haa returned
home after a business visit to South
Omaha.
Fine turkey dinner Sunday, Atlas Cafe,
B N. Mth St
a Xechek0fXrATB4 TbTdy tTecaj.1
the convention of the hardware men at
Lincoln.
John Swanson, after a visit with his
brother. Julius Swanson of this city, has
returned to his home. - - - -
Family Sunday dinner a specialty at
Atlas Cafe, N. 24th. i-
Judre Jacob Levy has purchased the
Intereets of the Dlmmock Lumber com
pany at Twenty-fourth and H street.
JKTTKR'S BOTTLKI' FOl'K BEPR
PF.LIVKRKD TO ALL PARTS OF CITY.
PHONE SO. 868. WILLIAM JKTTKH.
8. K. Krlghaum. aa old resident of this
city. Is confined to his bed by serious
illness at hi home on West Q street.
Try a Sunday turkey dinner at the
Atlas C afe, M N. 34th. .
Herman Katekee of this rltjt haa ac
cepted a position as credit man with
Hughea Co., wholesale grocers, Omaha.
BilOR SALE Don't neglect to attend
the biggest bargains of the season. Dr.
Reed K OO shoe at M.W. Johnson
Karlqulst Shoe Co., 40S North Mth street.
The funeral of James Zadlna will be
held Saturday morning at 1:30 o'clock
from the residence of hla son, Louis
Zadlna, Thirty-sixth and T streets. At
la m. services will be held In the Church
of the Assumption and burial will be
made In St. Mary cemetery.
Phone Bell Kotith -lnd. F-lss for a
ease of Jetter (Jold Top. Prompt Delivery
to sny part of the city. William Jetter.
Frank Hhlmowaki, who Is alleged to
have stolen some chickens at Thirty
sixth and F streets, was arrested yester
day afternoon by Captain John Dworak.
Hhlmnwskl. stter having made away with
the chickens, departed hurriedly to St.
Joseph. Mo. When he returned the offi
cers were on the watch and nabbed him.
Valentine J. Buglewlct and Miss Mary
Piskac were married Wednesday morning
at I o'clock in the Church of the Assump
tion bv Rev. Father Chundelak. Imme
diately after the eervtce the happy couple
entertained a numoer or menus ana rela
tives at breakfast The groom la em
ployed as foreman In the pecking bouse
of Armour dt Co. The newly weds will
maks their future heme In Albright
Urged thereto by the matrimonial activ
ities of Justice of the Peace Oeorge Col
lins. Police Judge James Callanan exer
cised the prerogative of his office on
Wednesday afternoon by joining an Im
patient couple in marriage. The fee that
was pasaed over to tlte judge by the
happy couple was appropriated by tha
wife and daughter of the Judge, who Is
not altogether sure that a marrying lue
tics haa an easy game.
DIVIDED REPORT PROBABLE
ON SUGAR BEET BUSINESS
WASHINGTON, Feb. M.-A divided
report from the Hardwlck committee of
the house which has been Investigating
sugar trust affairs, now seems likely.
Ons section of ths committee Is said
to hold that agreements as to prices,
restrictions of territory and output sxlet
among sugar beet growers.
The republican members of the com
mittee, it is said, do not agree that such
a condition has been shown by the In
vestigation and today some of them In
dicated that they would refuse to sign a
report to that effect
Several days ago It was said a unani.
tnous report had been agreed upon.
I
Persistent Advertising kt th Rood to
Big Returns.
With the Bowlers
CssBsaeretal Leasee, ' , j
LA VALORAS. '. :
1st. 2nd. Id. Total.
Stlne 147 177 14 47
Stoddard ISO m 141 4tt
Lindsay 147 171 154 47!
Dohar 1S4 14J 17S 4
Horwlch M 1)1 177 MO
"Totals .78 lli m 1414
SCHROEDER'S ST. JAMES.
1st fc.d. Id. Total.
Scannell 12 137 1 85
D. Jdoyne ;....14A 1 IRS 4M
J. Moyne 191 171 M8
Straw 1M IS HI C
Wilson .........174 MO 161 481
Total ......IN 821 771 fct
Morrleesi's Leagae
ELKS NO. .
1st. 2nd.
Wlthnel! l4 17l
Vsn Camp 118 IS
Hammond 166 1S1
Hummel 14 147
Grayson 188 160
M. Total.
ns M7
157 44H
in . 4
117 428
1 ffl
Totsls 814
Handicap
723
M
Ml
et
IMS
IM
180 7
SAXON BRAU.
rst. ind.
14
it
184
t5
to
178
162
194
191
141
I7 IMS
M. Total.
171 lit
147 4
11 531
MS
141 601
Totals
Frttscher
OJerde ....
May them
Ktuns ....
Cochran .
Totals tt Kt t aS
WROTHS SPECIALS.-
1st. 2nd. M. Total.
Weeks US 167 1 49
Halul W 1S4 121 4H
Roeeelg 1 164 ' J 4T
Kopneck HI let f
Burke 11 ItB. 1 63
Total ....'.......ui 82 M IMS
OMAHA FIELD CLUB.
1st. 2nd. 8d. Total.
Douherty 114 1 14 J
Chamber Ill 200 in 4l
Denmaa IK 178 188 111
Kin......... IM 14! 1 444
Rusher 1 , 1W lt 4M
. . Total .727 WI 741 II7
SOUTH DAKOTA SUPREME
COURT MAKES DECISIONS
. . -
PTERRS. a D., Feb. 14.-flSpeoisl.r-.
In ths supreme' court today opinion
were handed down in the following easesi
State against J. A. Fulwider, Lyman,
reversed. .
Albert W. Mors against M. A. Pick
ler. st aU Fsluk, affirmed.
Charles Orant against D. P. Wharton.
Beadle, affirmed.
Mnganeee Steel Safe company agalnat
First cut Bank of Leola, McPheraon,
reversed.
J. I. Csse Threshing Machine company
against Theresa M. Farns worth. SuUy,
"A'Tfithomberc against Frank Bender.
Cueter. reversed.
Jacob Tschetter against C. A. Ray,
MsCook. affirmed. .
The Fish snd Hunter company, Frank
8 Peck against New England Home
atnd Mining company, lAwrence, re-
TEc! Frank Meier of Sioux Falls wjs
admitted to practice In the courts of ths
stale.
Going Out of Business
This a no fake tale. Thousands . of Dollars' rYwth oi
New Spring aothIn we had to accept Orders were
placed before we decided to o oat ot business, so we
most close them oot qnict . Now they are alt
all Price
' This is m idle talk, bat facts ,
la this new sprinl lins are Sails, Raincoats
and Orercoats. Think of boyiaf "Society
Irand," The F. B. Q. CIothin Compiny, New
York, "Adlcr's' Rochester, AT HALF PRICE
$35 Suits aid Orercoats $17.50
$30 Suits and Overcoats $15.00
$25 Suits and Orercoats $12.50
$20 Suits and Oyerctits $10.00
$15 Suits and'0?ercoats $ 7.50
550.10
Fell
Dress
Salts
535.00
JUST RECEIVED
New Lot of Puts. Notice
These SUg.bttr Prices
58-58.50 Pants 54.50
56-57.50 Pan!s $3.50
5445.00 Pants $2.25
$2.09 Pants 95c
Remember
This
Sale Won't
Last
Lon
VOLLHER'S I '-"'" H
Opposite Hayden'i
107 SoBth 16th Street
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