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Mutt Should Not Allow His Personal Feelings
ESS A FSLtOvJ CMLNcftle J
QUICKC N . V , J&' ' X
AUTELOPES TAKE LAST GAME
Pa Sourke'i Bangers Go Sown to
, Defeat by Fire to (hie.
SCHOOLBOYS SWAMP STANDS
Were Taaa Tea Teeaaaa Saaeeate
Tera Oat aa rfiee tar
Brat rr Ww Car Far
' Either. '
, Before mora lhaa 10, one public school
etuflente, r Rours.es nthlete loet th
fourth ng last gam ' ttia aeries lu
tka Llnroln Antelopes, through ' th ef
fective pttrhlnf of "Rip" Hagerman. by
a Ha-J cor. Tha Ra njrre mada their
only ruaa la tha ft rat Inning, altar which
Hsgrrman eettled down and had tilings
. hi owa wy. Rhoade quit tha boa In
tha ailddla of tha seventh Inning and
Mall flnlihad tha nmr.
Nam la tha hlstery of baaa ball la tha
Western league waa ther a mora ea
tguslastle (atharinf of klda to watch
aa Omaha ball fatna. They were wail
lac la Una at i o'clock, wrten tha galea
war thrown open, and came until after
Ike fourth Inning, whaa they managed
to gat squared away and eettled.
The bleachera ware flrat filled by
Bourke and then the grandetand waa
thrown opto, Just before the game
etarted. the word waa eent out that tha
klda la the bleachers could go Into tha
grandstand. Immadlataly tha diamond
liai aan Iahablte4 by hundrada of young
tare who made their way from ike
blaachera to tha north wing of tha grand
stand. And. aa one would naturally
Judge, tha klda ware aura noma fane.
Noise commenced with tha trotting of tha
Hours es onto tha field and lasted until
tha last man went out la tha ninth. At
time tha rooting waa aa wud and eelf
erout that It could hava bean heard
downtown. If one were listening for It.
People In tha ataoda war com pal lad to
ytU to their nut aaat neighbor. .
Mr, rar CaarereaV.
A turpriae waa In wait for tha kldt
wrtea they boarded tha street car. Not
tn of them waa charged car fare and
many were tha brightened faeea aa they
pocketed tha money and thought of tha
"goodies" which could aa purchased at
tha park.
OH. to be euro, there waa a gam. Tha
Rourkea played eome classy ball, as did
tha 'Lop, but "Rip" Hagermaa waa
at hla beat attar tha flrat Inning. Thar
waa ao such ward aa defeat for him yea.
teroay. Each team made three rrora,
but Omaha a war the costly one. An
error In the second meant a run, another
la tha fifth meant a run and a wild pitch
la tha aeventh meant another, ao ther.
With an down la the flrat, Coyl
at rsgled to canter. Thomaaoo aco red
his wttb a double to left. Kan put an.
other hi Ike same spot and ToounJa
In the second McCormlck opened for
Uneala with aa tn(h!d hit Mullen sae
rtflead. At error by Coyl placed him on
turd and h arored on a aacnf.ee fly by
Cobb. Cobb got to first oa an error In
th fifth Csrney savcrlfload. Miller put
Mm on third wltk a hit and he scored on
Col a single to center.
Hsferman opened tha aovaoik wltk a
dabt to right Miller walked. Col
got t flrat oa a fielder' ohoic. Hsger
anaa getting aefely la third by atratch.
Barbour aingled, (coring Hagermaa aad
patting Miller oa third. A wild Pitch
by Dusty Rhedea let Miliar in. - McCor
aniek atnglsd ta) rtfht, aco ring Col.
Scar:
, OMAHA.
A.a Ft. H. O. A. K.
David sea. If
Coyl. rf
Thomasao. cf
Kn. lb
Jvhnaoo, .,.
aVariton, St ..
Nwhoft, 3b
Wanner, aa ..
M nodes, p
rtall p
kArtxa4t .,
, 4 4144
1111-41
1 ill
1 4 I 11
i 4 4
4 4 14
4 4 14
...... 1.44 I
...... 1
...... 14
ll
Total a
1 J 17 11
LINCOLN.
IB. R.
Hiuer. a t
Cole. Jb I
Karbour, lb
Vict or mirk.
kluliea. Ib 1 4
berKbammer, aa ... 4
Cobb rf 1 I
Carnev, e 1
itagermaa. 4 1
Total! X 4 4 tt 11 1
Batted lor Hail tn Ike at nth.
Omaha
Kune f 4
. Hit 1 141114-1
X-ravola . ,
Run ... t 4 4 1 4 I 4 -4
Wit t 111114-
Twe base hit: Theamaoo. Kan (2).
Mabatf. Cobb, llaaermau. Three-base
hit: ecaninn. Doubie t"s: aVaalen to
Kane: Barbour to atergnararaer to Mullen-
Hi! with pitched ball: IWKlaon
Jiita: Off Rhode. S tn all inauuja: oft
HaU, 1 la three Innlngj. Mruck out: Br
Hnode. . by Hail. 1. by Hacermaa. t
Baaea oa balls: Off Rhoaea. 1: oft tiagor
rnan. i- Siolee) haaea:, ivtdeon 'rt.
Thomaaoo, .Nwhoff ill. SacrlUce hits:
Wanner. Carney. Cobb. MiHtaa. Ueft on
baeo: Omsha. t. tlucoia. a. Time: I as.
Umpire: HaskelL
wvlra , tk Caaae. '
wflcklta tadsy
Hbere must have been a Jinx among
tha. M.'we.
Hagermaa had
wtrjxHsi s doubt.
Ike "tuff" yeetaiOay
Thoao error atao Uilrur murk harder
iv iwaij. woo waa gotng goo.
Bcaruoa am the lotureet hit of ta gay
v.ta a trUH to the ngkt fleid boards.
Weil, we're sua k aacead ataaa.
Ma only gave ear kit ta t!a tare ia-
no waraaa, aaa atnsca aa twa.
rxck tarn pulled off a awabi. Jnst
tk
Rourkea.
Even the achool marm could not help
but yell in the eighth Inning when tha
Rourke got two men on baeet and no
on out. with Johnson to bat.
Well three game out of four la enough
for any baao ball team which want to
do tha right thing, but then we would
not hava panned up Hie fourth If ther
waa any chane of getting It
Arbosast broke Into the gaeoa yester
day i( went tn aa a U.ich hitter In the
ninth and drew a walk.
DID HAM BWrt.KS glOl'X CITY
Wtrklta Bala Victory, with tear
lea ta Paar.
BfOVX CITT. May N -Durham waa ef
fectlve against Xioui City, only allowing
four hits In seven Innings. Four hits In
the eliihth netted a trio of rune, when
Kills relieved Durham. Coetly w-rori con
tributed heavily In the visitors runt,
Kcor.
SIOUX CITY.
AS, R. H. o. A. a
Million, cf 11114
Andrsas, 2b. I i t 4
Myers, ff. 4 1 I 1
Tennant. lb. 4 114 10
Brern. rf. lilt
nmlth, ee 11110
RelUy. to. 41111
lawman, c 1,44411
Campbell, p. 14 ' 1 0 0
Rroan. p. I 4 4 4
tlUfln. p. , 4 0 4 4 1 4
Terrell 1 4 4 4 4
Total
n 4
WICHITA.
AB. R.
I r u 4
M. O.
I 1
A.
Pattlorew. rt
1
Crala. If. ...
1
Miariieten. cl
I
Hughe. Jb. I
Callahan.
than, at. 1
i
4
1
1
t
4
Koerner, lb.
ate, so
Wacob, a .,
Durham, p.
Kills, p.
Totala M I 11 TT 14
'Batted for Brown In the tlghtn.
Slou City .....I M ( I I I M
Wichita t 4 14 114 4-4
Two-baa hits: Kellly. Hughe. Dur
ham. Mlddleton. Ricriric hit: Andreaa
Htulen baaea: Breen, Million, Crelg. Dur
ham. Mlddleton, Pettifuw. Callahaa.
IouM play: Umlth to Andrea to Ten
nant. lilts: Off Campbell. 4 In aevea
and one-third Innlnga: off Brown. 1 la
two Innings; off Durham. 1 In eight In
nings: off aiffln. I In on Inning. Base
on halls, off Campbell. 1; off Durham,
1: off HroWn. I. Struck oul: By Camp,
bell, 1: by Durhtm. i. Tim: i.M. I'm
plr: Knapp.
T. JOa? OVTBATTKD. BIT W1NI
MoalF
trlkea Oat Eleven
Mea
Pttrklwa tar tseavaw.
8T. J08BPH. May M.-AJthuiii Den
ver out hit th local dub two ta one, thre
passed balls by Bnahr In the first tw
Itinuiga gave Bt Juaeph eaeugh runs to
win. Ilia ecore being 4 t 1 Aside from
th pitching of HeelT, who etruck out
eleven men. many brilliant Mpa In th
field featured. Hcore:
DbMVe 1
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Lloyd, !b 1 4 4 1 4 4
Qulilln. 3b...: i 4 I 1,114
Heal), cf .. 4 4 1114
Caasldy, rf 4 4 114 4
Kenworthy. lb 4 1111
Channetl. rf 114 14 4
Coffey, a 4 1 1 4 1 1
gpahr. c 4 4 I 14 I
Mean, p 1.44114
bchrelbar 1 4 4 4 4
Total.,!
M M 11 1
8T. JOKfcPH,
. , A 8. K. H.
Kiiv. -
Powell. If
Watson rf....
Burton, lb....
Borton. lb...,
Reluy. lb ,
Melaka, ee...
Omnit.
Bachant. c...
Chalietta, p..
4
Total ......... .....at' 4 T 11 1
Baued for Ileal In Rtntk.
Donver 4 4 14 4 4
Bt Joseph I 1 4 4 4 1
Tnree-baa bit: Kenworthy.
4 1-4
4
Kelly.
Two-baa hits: Coffey (). Sacrlflo kit:
Ckannell. Stolen base: Bpahr, Wateoa.
Struck oati By Ckelletle. 4t by Healy. 1L
Bears on bails: off Chellette, I: off
Healy, 4. Wild pitch: Chellette. Paaeed
biis: Bpahr (). LtQ m buee: tenver,
M; atf- Joaapk, a Double play: Wat so
to Meinke to Borton. Tim: 144, Um
pires: larurr aa Kiaaaaa.
Umt M011HEI MAKII MO BRKOItl
Topeka Lasce Ttatrdl Itralgkt by Big
ta Tkroo Boar.
tK8 MO! WE. Ha M.-Dea lfnlaaa
played an errorleaa gam and mada ft
three straight vlctoitee ever Topes a. 4
to 1 Five hits tn th first two Inning
netted th locale five rune, lead which
Topeka waa unable to overcome. Brora:
laa MOINga.
' - AB. R- tt.
O.
11
a
o.
Mann, rf Ill
urtia, u
tfelllgan. Ja. ........
Clair, lb. 1
Thomaa. lb- 4
etaeea, ss. ..(.w.,.,. 4
Belden. If. 4
McOraw. e.
Faber. p. ...
....
Totala
TOPEKA.
M
AB. R.
A.
Walsh. . ..
King. cf. ....
Lea. rf.
(lardner, lb.
Rlckert. If. ..
Dulto, a
Errtorv. . ,.
4
,.t... 4
Howeil. a.
Wainwiight. -"Oear
,
.. 1
... 1
Totala a 1 11 3 T 1
Batted tor Wslawrtgbt In tb aiatfc.
Curtis kM by baited bail.
Dea Motae .: 1 4 4 4 1 4 4 g
Topeka 4 1 4 1 4 4 4 4 -l
Two-base bus: Kmory l. Curtis
Three-baa kit: Walsh. Sacrlflc bits:
Mctiraw. -Fasr. ptss: CoiUean to
THoenas; Clair to Contra r Thomas.
First baaa oa balls: Off Howell, J; off
Faber. 1: aft WamwrtgM. a Utrucw out:
By Howeil. I: by Faber. 4: by Wain
wrlgkt I Btoleei tails: Claire. Cotltgan,
Rleaort tS. Kara. Cum. Hit: Off
Howell. 1 In thro aad one-third tnalmr.
off Wainwrtght, tn six and two-third
rnnmca. Left on basse: Da Miwnaa, L
Toejaaa. a L'aatra: Johaaoa. Tlasa: u
Pe-slXest AdvrrtJatw bt ta
1 Returas. -- .- v
THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY. MAY 25,
BOSTON TEAM BUNCHES HITS!
Athletic Defeated by Score of Four
to Three.
BUSSELL A5D HOUCK SUFFIE
rieUlac of Colllaa aad lewU rre
vldee Feat a re a of Gaaset Old
rlaaT Drlvea Oat Hosser
One Three-Bagger.
BOSTON. May K-Boatan bunched ait
off Ruawell and Itouck today and de
feated Philadelphia, 4 to a Collins and
Lewi furnishes) fielding feature, Bcore:
BOSTON. rHlLADELTHlA.
II HOl l Al H 0 1.
K.I I I I eatroni. l.llll
It
soMrln. ft.
Clhss, So.. I
lie
aasaasr, . , 4 1 4
ti
Ull, II. .. ail
s..r. ta... 4
tMarskr, rt. I
SeMeaee. nnj
SBsrrr. St. ..1
STmeias. a.. I
eAuasll. .. 4
t 4 1
Osresse, III I I
rseler. I. 4 4 M
I I
I 11 4
i, sa. 4 11
rsrrtaaa. a 4 4 4
tilt
111
p.. I
-Hears, p...
.u inn scooat .... i
414
Tsui
It
t Tetsle ...-tl t M 11 1
Batted for Thomaa in ninth.
Boston 1 4 4 4 4 4 1 4 4
Philadelphia 1 1 1 4 4 4-4
Two-base bit: Bayer, Yerke. Lewis.
Threa-base hit. Baker. Horn run: Old
ring. Hits: Off Russell, I In one-third
of an Inning; off Houck, 4 In seven and
two-thlrda Inning. Klolen baaea: Coll
Ins. Hpesker. Double play. Wagner
to Yerks to Bradley. Left on baaea:
Boston, 7: Philadelphia, 1 Baaea an balls:
Boston. 7; Philadelphia, a. Baaea on
balls: Off Bed I ant, 1; off Houck, 4. Htnick
out: By Bedlent, 1: by Houck. 1 Tim:
1:44. Umpire: Dlneen and Perrtne.
HltblaaOr Beat aeaator.
NEW YORK. Msy M.-Nw Yrk de
feated Washington today 11 to t Walker
waa hit hard In the flrat and seventh
Innlnga Blnn m the seventh hit home
ru Into the center field blejclirra. Boor:
WAaellNOTUN. MgW YORK.
Al IIO.i l Al U 0 A.I.
Meatier. N.. 1111 iriaalela. ef.. 4 III
roster, Ib... 4 111 Iis. t ... I 1
Mius. ef... Ill law Ib... I I I I
Miselsr. Ik I 4 4 i It I I t
l' Wslker.rt till eainaoss, 4 1 I I
Kslbt. Ik .g I I I OHuutll, lb 1 I I I
UrSries. aa 4 I I r IMims. as.. I t I t I
Atsaank. e I 4 4 I Hsmasy. i..l I I II
g Walker, pi I 4 I liemlaa. a.... till
ewillkHea ,. 1 1 4 4 4
TeUIS .,. n H n H I
Totsia ....as Hail i
Batted for si Walk In ninth.
Washington ,. I 1 0 I 4 1 t 4
New York I 4 4141 -ll
Flrat baa on error: Waahlnfton. 1.
Two-baaa hits: Milan, Daniels. Sunmone,
(kihaefrr. Throa-baie hits. Moeller. Hart
sell. Home run: Klnn. Raetiflc hit: Dan
Kla. Baerlfle file: Hurt sell. einn. Blolen
baaes: Martin t!), Foster, Milan. Croe,
Rlmmons. Left on baaea: New York, 4:
Washington, a Doubt play: Martin and
Hartssll, Baaa oa ball: Off Quinn. 1:
off K Walker, a "truck out Mv Qulnn,
4: by F. Walker, t. lilt by pitcher: By
Wslt-e w.ney. Tim. I-4S, empires:
lean and Ivans.
Creighton Jni and
Nebraska to Clash
on Tennis Courts
Creighton unlveralty Baturday after.
nooa Inaeta Nebraska Slat university on
th Creighton tennl court. Thla t the
second annual match between th two
Qnlreraltiei. ' NebraakB winning from
Creighton last year by a scanty margin
of a few game, although th two teams
were tied in th number of seta won.
Tha Creighton roan are confident of
winning Mil year. Of th Creighton teat)
Adam aad Buechmaa are the only two
who played In but year' match. The
ther two member are Edward Smyth
and Anthony Sullivan.
John a. McKay, foot bait referee and a
tar at tha rgequet gam at Penn Stat
cHeg. will act u an of tb referee
t Beturflay a match. Harry Koch and
Cub Potter will also officiate.
Creighton wttl play a return match with
Dean rollegt at Crete. Nsb , neit Mon
day afternoon. Doom wa easily de
feated on tha Creighton court last Satur
day and th Creighton players feat con
fident of repeating th trick. Only two
man will mak thla trip, sine only two
men represented Doer in Omaha.
Adam aaat Buachexan , will repreaent
Creighton,
Wichita C9mes Next
to Meet the Rourkes
After auccvaafully drubbing; Don Dee-
Pal a Amelope. tka Rodrkca ara sow
ready for tb four game aertea wltk the
wkhlta loam, which teglna Saturday af
ternoon, marking tha test eerie on th
local ground for th ameteoa day. Tka
Wkhlta team Is hovering around last
piae and cannot be classed wltk tk Lin
coln leans, and far that reason th
Rourke cipct to grt the big end of the
art. After tka Wlcktta eerie the
Rourkea will tsar for twenty Samoa.
awatJat Bnm City, Dirrr. Wichita.
Uncata aad Tacoka. after whtck they
will be back far twetv gamea at kora.
Tkew return n J use tt. Monday win a
ksW way. Tka line-up ta tomorrow s
gam will be:
Omaha. -
Poaltien.
First
Wichita.
InVenton....
Koerner
...Hue he
Moe
Callahan
. . . Craig
Xalboft
Wanner....
PavHosw...
Tbomaaoa-
....Third
....Short
Left
....Center
....Right
....rau-fc. ......
....Pitch
Middle! o
Pettirrew
.. Wacob
. Hcnck
Coyas.
Johneoa....
Rbodea
' gala ( Blew aenrwlaaklaam.
Saturoar Biao aa aant ta surplus
stocks aad samples eat thro wB kaowa
maker of Men' PanilsJirncs at valuaa
very muck oat of tka srtSnary. Tkee
bargain nC aa at mtarast at atearr assa
la Oawaw. - - akaadaki Mara.
to Interfere With Duty Drawn for The Bee
Standing of Teams
W. LEAGUE. - NAT. LEAGUE.
W.L Pct.l W.L.Prt.
Rt. Joseph.. 21 II .!New York.. .21 4.4
Omaha U 14 .57l(inclnnaU . 21 14 .67
Denver IS 11 .Vl Chicago ....14 it .V4
Dea Molnes.K 11 .6i Pittsburgh .14 14 .804
Topeka ....14 IS .43S Phlla II 14 .W
MOUK City.. II II .WM. lyOUlS....ll SI .
Lincoln ....12 14 ,7l Boston 12 81.371
Wichita ....12 21 !3M Brooklyn ... 114 .HI
AMEIL LEAGUE. AMER. AS8'N.
W.L Pct.l ' W UM.
Chicago ... .24 .7.V)iColumbu .. 21 14 .Ml
Boston 21 10 .1771 Minneapolis 22 14 ll
Wsah gton 1 h". .6li Toledo 21 11 Nl
Cleveland .13 li .44 Kansas City 11 14 .6")
Detroit l.i 17 rlt. Psul 11 Jl .
Phlla 13 Is .44 Milwaukee .14 M .411
New York.. 4 1 .32lllnd'napolis a.W
St. Louis.... Ill .:7 Louisville ..13 21 .M
STATE LEAGUE. MINK LEAGUE.
W.L.fCt.I W.L.rct
Hastings
1 .Kt Falla City.
,i i.i:
kearny ..
Fremont .,
Columbua .
Reward, ....
York
Or. Island..
4 .Kh'N'eb. City..
, i i.u
4 aw Beatrice ..
1 .rWi Auburn ...
.1 IM
. 4 T .41
.4 7.42
4 .411 Humboldt
4 .i Hiawatha
. 4 .
7 JM
Buperlor
1 .2401
Yesterday 'a stew I re.
WESTERN LBAOtE.
TJncnln, j: Omaha, 1
Wichita, 7: Mloua City. 1
Denver, 1; St. Joseph. 4.
Topeka. 1; Dee Moines. 4. "
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston. I: Philadelphia, a
Chicago. I: Pittsburgh, 7.
New York. 4: Brooklyn.
Cincinnati. 14; Ht. Louis, 4.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington, 4: New York, 11.
Philadelphia. 1: Boston, 4
AMKH1CAN AMMJC1ATION.
Toledo. 4; Indianapolis, t
Columbus. : Louisville. 1.
Ksnaaa City, 4: Minneapolis, a
Milwaukee. 4: Ht. Paul. i.
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
Hastings. 7: Grand Island, a
Seward. 1: Fremont, a
Superior, 1: Kearney, a
York, 4; Columbus, .
MINK LEAGUE.
Nebraska City. 4: Falls city, la
Humboldt. 4: Hiawatha, 1
cBairicc, 0: Aubuhn, 4.
(.aeaee Taway. ,
Weatern Igu Wichita at Omaha.
Topeka at Sioux City. iJncoin at Bt.
Joaeph, Denver at Dea Molnea.
National Leafue Boston at Philadel
phia. Chicago at Pittsburgh, New fork
at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at bt. Louis.
American league Washington at New
Yark. Philadelphia at Boston.
Amerk-an Association Toledo at In
dianapolis Columbua at Louisville. Kan
an City at Mlnneapoll, Milwaukee at
St. Paul.
Nebraska State League Haetlngs at
Grand Island, Seward at Fremont. Su
perior at Kearnev, York at Columbua.
Mink Leau-Nehraka City at Kail l
City, Humboldt at Hiawatha, Boatrlc at
Auburn. , ,
Uni of Omaha;
Elects Officers of
Athletic Branches
Th Athletic association of tha I'niver.
Ity of Omaha elected officers tor th
coming year Thursday afternoon. Thr
wss very little strife for th various of
flees and nearly every on selected wa
choaen without opposition. In choosing
athletic manager ther w departur
from th custom of the last two year
Heretofore on person has been landing
to tka business of all branch of sport,
but alno th achool I becoming active
In so msny kind of athletic, manager
war choaen for tack department Th
officers elected weret
President, Andrew Dow; vie pmdent.
George perclval; secretary, Gladys Solo
mon: treeaurer. Neat Parsons, manager
of football. Stanton Salisbury; manager
of basket ball, Andrew Dow; manager of
track, OWfham Paisley; manager of Bas
ket ball and tennis, Neal Parson. ,
Ttj girl placed th nam ot Mis
Ethel Holmqusat before the body aa their
ciiotc for manager of girl's athletic
Ml Holmqulat will endeavor to make a
date with th girls' track team of tk
Unlveralty of Nebraska.
Four Matches Are " .
Played in Girls
Tennis Tourney
Four (sat matches war played off
Thuraday afternoon ba th cwolatta
round of tb annua) toeing atngla tennis
tourpsssent of th high echoai girl.
Kathertn Woodworth aad Delia Hack
furnished th beet snatch of th aftemooo
at Happy Hollow, th former taklag tw
bard fought seta acor 4-1. 4-3.
Results of play: '.
PRELIMINARY ROUND.
Anna Purdy defeated Helen Sanford,
4-4, -a and default.
'lKfT FOCND.
Katkarlaa Woodwortk defeated Beru
Hoag. 44, 4-a
Dorothy Brown defeated LcttUa Taa
Bureo. by defaurt.
1 econ round. .
Kathertn Woodwortk da teat) Xaslia
Rich, 4-a -t
M id red Hoag efeated Dorothy Brown.
4.1. 4-U
. Oral tartrate Boertlaw l
ORD. Neb.. May K-tSpedaLV-Ord
opened tSe VI;! semson by winning dose.'
. naro-rougnt game from urotia. rilttmg
i b) Borger of urd and fast fielding by th
'entire Ord team featured. Cook pltcne
a good gam, but error at critical time
lost it- Score: R.H.E.
Ord 41444141- 1
bcoti 444441 o-J I
Batter! ea: Orl Ouryaa. Coskla an
Ckoueats, Brooa. Cook ami aUnsaerniaa.
Bbawa Cirr Bella
BlOt! I CITY. la.
Bracks, a first Isainssn who wa se
cured fnrn th Atlanta. 7w club, has
hew aoM to th Seattle cluk la In Norta
wwsterw leearu ky tka aVs Cftjr W ass
ess lagB BMoagewioM.
1912.
Bowing Club Has .
Plans for a Most
Brilliant Start
An auspiclou opening' of th Council
Bluff Rowing association will b bald
Saturday afternoon with a great Una of
porting; aventa ta tn afternoon, to be
followed by s kanquat and dance tn th
evening. Tb opening day commute has
arranged a program which will ha ot
Interest to all, and baa ape red no effort
to mak tk day a red letter one. '
The opening rxercteee will begin by th
breaking out at color at I o'clock. From
Invests Three Minutes Daily
at Heavy Profit
Business Man Says Gillette Shave Keeps Him Fit
a ' ' ,V
A man whose time is worth several dollars a minute shaves
himself and uses a Gillette. .
I haven't time to hang around the barber shop every day, he
declares.
I used to do it started as a young man and kept it up for years.
1 "Then work piled up on me. I couldn't spare time for the
barber. I was never shaved when I ought to be.
"One day I tried my boy's Gillette. I had never handled a razor
, In my life but using the Gillette came natural.
I bought one for myself. I shave with it in three minutes every
morning.
MI feel better do better work and more of it It'" worth a good
bit of money to me to be perfectly alert and fit in the morning."
: . What the Gillette WUl Do
for You
, Whatever your shaving habits may be,
no matter how tender your skin or tough
and wiry your beard, the Gillette will
give you a clean velvet shave.
It will give you a light shave or close
shave (closer than a barber dare give
-you), with no roughness, no irritation.
It is not necessary that you know how
to shave yourself. You do not need to be
"tool-wise" or handy. There is no strop
ping, no honing.
' You quickly get the knack of the Gil
lette and you will learn little individual
shave-simplifying tricks every day you
use it.
The wonder of the Gillette is its
adaptability the way it meets individual
needs.
Every man's face is different. Your
beard is individual in the way it grows
and its shaving requirements.
The adjustment of the Gillette will
suit your beard end your skin. The
GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR COMPANY. BOSTON
: to f p. m. a golf match flag contest
will be held. It will be so arranged that
beginner will hv an equal chance with
all the old timers at the game. The
match will be pulled off on a handicap
keera. WhU the golf contest is going
oa a aerie of tennl eliminations will tw
held on the thre clay court.
At 1 o'clock an obstacle canoe rac will
ba atarted. There arc many canoeist
entered In tnl race, and tt promise ta
be on of th best race of the afternoon.
Following the cano race will be sail
boat race. The boats will be arranged
In claase according to their alas and th
is of th sails. Th various elas boats
rill race against eack other.
At I o'clock a motor boat race will be
heM. The diet no to be traveled ha
not been decided 'on,, bat It I ueured
I asa3aswtisis sites
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Gillette
Safety(Razor
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by "Bud" Fisher
that long trip will be necessary, ta
order ta get all th speed out of th
launches.
At 1 o'clock th club will be formally
opened to the, members and their friends
by an address by President Tinier oa tha
wlk in front of th club house. Follow,
tnt the talk the dancing will begin, with
Whale) ' orchestra furnishing the music
Th ground will be brilliantly illum
inated with Japanese lantern until midnight.
Doniphan Blanka Jaalata.
DONIPHAN. Neb.,-Msy !4.-Speclat)
Doniphan won a fast gsma hers Thurs-.
day, shutting Juniata out, 1 to . Score:
Juniata 144444444-4 1
Doniphan 44441444-! 4 1
Battehles: Doniphan, Luhy and King,
llualata. Prlebe and Rlckle.
Gillette will save you time and money
and it is safe.
Think of the comfort of it; the ability
to shave in two or three minutes in the
morning as regularly as you wash your
face. The convenience and simplicity
no litter of strops and hones. No danger
of bad cuts and scratches.
r
aDon'f Put It OffBay a Gillette
To-day
Coruidering bII tie Gillette meang fa comfort
md gcotxwry, it should b in the handi of every
man in this city with a beard to shave, '
Don't be without it another day.
Alc your dealer. .
If you can't to now, go toon.
Tha very next time you ace a Gillette In
gtore window go in and talk to tb man gbout it.
Examine the razor buy it take it hrTfl
Standard act. $5.00 everywhere.
Pocket editions, $5.00 to $6.00.
Travellers and Tourists' sets, $6.00 to $50 00.
Gillette Blades, packets of six (1J shaving
edges), 50 cents; nkke.-pia.te. . box of twelve (24
ahaving edges), $1.00. ' .
For sale in 40,000 retail stare la every part'
of tha habitabk globe. .
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