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THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1913. NEW STYLES OF SUMMER RECEIVED DAILY BY EXPRESS. WEAR Toilet Articles REDUCED FOR SATURDAY. Imported Bay Rum, largo bottles, 25a Bottle of Witch Hazel, 20c Ideal Hair Brushes, double bristlo, 85c, Creations wWch are distinctive and in harmony with the prevailing modes. Much'care'in the selection' of material and in the painstaking work manship is revealed. Competent atte.. Jants to assist you. Beautifully appointed rooms for display purposes. All White Lingerie Dresses, particularly suited for graduations, con firmations and weddings, $12.50, $18.50, $22.50, $25 and upwards. Wash Suits of linen, pique and ratine, in white, blue and natural linen shades; $7.25, $13.50, $16.50 and upwards. Light Wool Suits for traveling and outing wear,-in tan, brown, gray, blue and white, $16.50, $19.50, $25. . Fashionable Coats models in linen, wool and silk. Complete assort ment of styles, $7.25, $12.5.0, $25. . Dainty Wash Dresses of ginghim, pique, linen and novelty fabrics, $3.75. $7.50, $12.50. - THE STORE FOR SHIRTWAISTS If you wish a novelty, some article of. ap- paroi -with a dash to it for Country Club wear,, wo have, it 1 Women's & Children's Summer Underwear Women's Gauzo Vests, low neck, bIcov.oIosb, 120. Women's Gaiize Pants, tape or band top, lace trimmed, 35c. Women's Fine Ribbed Gauzo Union Suits, fitted or umbrella kneo, 50c. Children's , Waist Union Suits, three in one, sizes 2 to 12 years, 50c Maid's Apron Parlor Maids' Princess Aprons, of fancy swies or fine lawn, ombroidery trimmed, 50c, 85c, $1, $1.35 and $1.50. Maids' Princess Aprons, of lawn, hemstitched or em broidery trimmed, 85c, $1, $1.35 and $1.50. THIRD FLOOR, Women's Hosiery Women's Silk Plaited Boot Hose, black, white and tan, excellent wearing, 35o a pair 3 pairs for $1. Children's Silk Hose, whlto and black, 60c ti pair. Women's Ganzo Cotton IIoso. doublo. solos and garter tops, BOo a pair. Silk Lisle Hobo, block, whito and tan, 50c a. pair, Long White Silk Glove Sale 89c a Pair - You will find this an exceptionally profitable time to buy your long white Silk Gloves for Summer, as these are all desirable qualities. 16-button length, white Silk Gloves worth $1.25 a pair, Saturday 89c a pain Shown in oar Sixteenth Street Window. ANOTHER GREAT SALE OF TJNtrimmed PANAMA HATS Panama are the ideal Sum mer hat, and $ at this low price, every one should take advantage of the opportunity that this sale offers. - $5,00 Panama Hats $2.95 $6.50 Panama Hats $3.95 $8.50 Panama Hats . $4.95 $12.00 Panama Hats $775 COT OH COTTON IS TOO DEEP Agent of Textile Workers Makei Above Statement to Senate. WILE THROW MEN OUT OF WORE He Sara Manufacturer of the Finer ' GrniTea Cannot Compete -with tho Ontatde Mills nt Pro posed Itnlea. WASHINGTON, May 25.-Announoa-ment that the finance committee wl! hear no more tariff arguments after Tuesday has brought from alt parts ol the countrj' appeals for lin extension .of time. They will be disregarded, how . ever, and all manufacturers who hav Inquired have been notified that they may file briefs tip to the time the bill Is reported to the senate. Corridors of the capltol and the sonata ofTlaa building were thronged today with those who wish to be heard before the doors of the 'committee room are' closed Tuesday night State Senator Samuel Ross of Blasra ohusetts. representing the United TsxtfU Workers of America, appealed to Sen ator Johnson' sub-committee today fur not so treat a reduction on cotton Jnanu faoturos as Is proposed. Will Throvr Mon Out of Work. Senator Hughes asked If ha thought th proposed cut would reduce wages, "No, It won't reduce wages," said Itoss, "because we won't stand for It: and th time Is past In this country for any re duction in wages. We have nothing to do with the manufacturers' end of It, but We feel that the great reduction In cot ton duties will throw men but of work. If the duties 'on the finer grades are cut It will put a heavy drain on the capital' Ijtatlon of the mills. I don't think th dotton mills are ver-caplto!lsed, but the workers do fear that men wilt be thrown out of work because looal manufacturers cannot meet foreign competition If tho duties are toe low." Democratic leaders determined today on 4 plan to hurry consideration of the bill Irt- the senate, Senators Simmons and Hoke Smith declare that when the debate begins the senate will meet dally at 10 a. rh. and continue to 6 p. ni. . Special showing of beautiful trimmed Panama Hats $6.75, $7.50 and $10. EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR SOROSIS SHOES FOR WOMEN and CHILDREN 11 " ' i 1 . ... ' '"H -" HOWARD JND SIXTEENTH STREETS EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR McCALL PATTERNS 10c AND 15c Etag of Greece Goes to the Front ATHENS, Greece, May CS,in eense quence of the resumption ef hostilities between the' Bulgarian and the dreek troops, Kins Constantino of Qreeee, ac qem'panled by Prince Alexander and the general staff of the army, left for Salon lUl this morning, I0DIJ) CURBTREATY MMBiG Mr. fKHfm Makes. Ka Japeaeie lOBXECTfl TO TOKKQlt DIOTATIOK fays FVAerM Govern ? Wo Kicht to BeHve . Ar ' lists -rtt to tho rle jt't I Aliens. - destrorea through tho treaty making power," Mr. fSeson concluded. "Bo, gen tlemen of the house, I have taken pits position, not "because the Japanese art Involved In this controversy, but I would take this position If England, CJormany, Trance 'or any other nation on earth, were Involved.1' BAPTIST FRAIKH THH JAPANKS13 House Democrats Assign Committee Chairmanships WABinNQTON, May 23,-foemocratla members of the ways and means com mittee, it waa assorted today, have agreed tentatively upon a number of the oora mlttoon of the .fapuse, appointments to which hare been deferred because of the Say Ther Are Katttled o Kseot b Coafldeace of Worts?. DETROIT. Mich.. May a "The man, I who. by word nr dead, creates bad feeling I Wats Mta rt KiistnAia "WASHINGTON, Mar JO Utprcaeata- between tho United mate and Japan is The immigration chairmanship will be jtlvo BUson of Mlesisslppt rasaW his an an enemy of civilisation," declared James retained by Representative Burnett of mouaced Japanese oceoch today lu the ', jTranklln of Boston, foreign secretary Alabama, who also served In the latter house. President Wlleoa, after Mr. Suuon of the American Baptist Foreign Mis- part 0; the last congress as bead of th recently made a "war epsech" called the aianary Boolety, In an ad4ras today be- publlo buildings committee. eprentaUvo to the WWlo liouaa ana com the Northern Baptist convention. I Most of tha nHneinot thnimnhiiu . - .. . . . Mked him not to mak another gneeoh now in osalon hprp, Bocretarjr FranSUln. wUl be undisturbed, but there will be Z7ux with reUtlon to The duLvery r "II , " .;.. 7h.7 ., " " l,u"" n w roemoenuups. I dynamite at iawrenoe on January ao, I3li iguww ui w ""71" 'i-wMi, fui i xne imerstato commerce committee The witness could not recall th dates of J.ubUo mind. Mr. Suuon today disclaimed "The Jawines. people want no trouble will be almost completely changed. Hep. Mur 11 check aril voucher. That waa the day, h said; on which the company waa pay ing the ttomeys in connection with Lawrence strike affairs. DweUey testified to having heard At teaux, offer his services to Mr. Wood in an effort to settle the strike. Stents Hot Iteunlred. IwUey was questioned regarding the payment to Atteaux. TQzoept for the pur chase of merchandise. Swelley said It WM the oompeny'a rule not to! require an Uemised account for expenses Incurred by any officer or regular or special employe of the. company. The witness said ho had known Atteaux twenty years. -He often saw him at tho office of the American Wooleii company, both before and., during .the strike. The district attorney endeavored U any intention of maklne a "war speech." 1 with the United Btale unless tho trouble muntotltr. TTn.,nn . ."" "u l" . AV &J?"J Attorn in defense of whUvey drop out to retain the chairmanship of of Tluli tinll H"""1. .v.vv- -. . 1 I mu iihwiw iuuv. i wo vcuiu ugoinuuco ana jtepi eeeniauve I ai tho. v,,,ni.. a .. .. lt. solera of tint ovsreten states. Mr. won 'The Japanese newspapers era ftbao- Bmlth of Texas to keep his irrtgaUon Lrn.w fZS. .T.Z? nti.lv tnir.'t mn!A Mr. Franklin, fin thelr l nhB!riinn..ln DIV,.. I - - . ... . ....... imHfiui VMiV tMyWIW W BfMa oral persons 'had gathered to discuss con dlUons. Dweller said he did not think Atteaux called on Wood nt the cftmpany's office except on tho day the sttiko began, Janu ary 11, 19U and the day the dynamltn was found, because 'he said Mr. Wood was ill. fdecl&rcd ho took his position "not bo-1 lately fair.' Wuse tho JapaneM were- involved that ho reports of news of tv religious or moral I larly tituatod. would toko it toward England, Ifjranec, naturo. Their libraries are stocked with Houso leaders have mod tesUtlvo so- lOermany or any other nation," and that tho best books in tho world. lections tor tho cholrmanshlpa of the fol- 4t only required -"patience and cool heads "jyitf sUl Uto oarncotneis which I can lpwins committees: for both countries to arrive at an arnica command I say that the Japanese pooplH Agriculture, Representative Lcovtr of ible, fair and Jurt setUeroetit of all dlf- &r onUtlpd to p respect and confldcoca '"i;. AppropriaUoos. Wtsger- 'flWW of tho world. Wo condemn tho Japancs L"VlrZuf&; Xu?S V SSSSSSSl "ll any Jiauon.- oaia Mr. ouson. fop tho very tralU on whldi Americans I Johnson, Kentucky; educaUon. Hobson, tv,. utot wma. . . ,v "should declflo that it will dicato to us .nd Ennllshmen orlda themselvos Alabama; foreign affairs. ITIood. Vir- Th6 Utriot attorney tried to raako the nSe Za uwl ttL U wouid b. un. i flJaS' .-l!??. """it ri Wood wa. not 111 Jotfuary S9, but Dwelley said Wood was taken ill with tonsil- marine, Alexander, aussourt; military at- lUs IramedlaUly after tho strike began. He Ifatrs. Hav. Vlnrlnln! naval nffivlm. Pnil. It... . ..-.T. ... ' . VEHEZUELA HOLDS UP TwTrietsee; postofflee Moon, Ten- V .J 7T. f , , . i yCRUUCUl nUv,UO Ur ISessiee: nubllo lands. Ferris. Oklahoma: the discovery of tho dynamite and at that PRESS DISPATCHES ft"ff "JLArffi! -6p5Sffl!l5i r,orWa; u'.Mr- w contlned te w b6d- I " ' i itAiArnnir in m. msAMnr tf tha wntin I mt.. w.ii.ti.v.M ...MAt. .,v I - "f ...v.t f wh, Touit. ou-mtt,d maon bw nanubllean Lsdar Uini, King George Speaks for Preservation of the World's Peace BEEUJN. May 28. King- Oeorgo of England, at present the guest, of Em pertor WlUlam here, spoko earnestly to day on the necessity for tbo maintenance of wprld, jeaco in replying to an address presented to him by the British residents of Berlin gathered at the British em bassy, Ills majesty paid: "The preservation of peace"!- my fer vent desire, aa It was tho chief altn and object of my father's life." This is tho first political note sounded during the ' wedding ceremonies of Bm. peror William's onjy daughter, for which three emporors and many princes are gathered. Tho king's words -seem .to epi tomize the chief significance pf th royal visits as a demonstration of the peaceful and friendly relations existing among the three powerful dynasties. King Qeorga and QUeen Mary this aft ernoon were the guests at luncheon of tho British ambassador, those present incud' lng Imperial Chancellor von Bethmann YALE STUDENTS SPEND OVER THOUSAND A YEAR NEW IIAVHN, Oenn May H. St costs la man $4,STT to get a bachelor of arts de- Hollweg and Jphn O, A, Irishman, gree at Tale, according to figures sub United States ambassador to Germany, mitted by the members of tho senior At the same time Enperor Nnohelas of class, Tho total represontB tho averago Russia was the sue it at luncheon of the I spent by the members of the class during Russian ambassador. I the four' undergraduate years, divided as For the gala opera to ne given tonight follows! Freshman year, fl,0W sopho- the first aot of "Iohengrin" has been Oe- lected by Princess Victoria liUlso. merd, tl,C6J; junior, 1,1M senior, fl,l3. FIVE CHINESE SLAVE. GIRLS ARE RESCUED SAN FRANCISCO, May M.r-Flvo slave girls were rescued tod,y from their prison on tho. third floor of .an alley tenement in Chinatown, after thq police j had battered their way with axes upstairs ! through a succession of barred and ar mored door. One, of tho girls said she ! was native born, but the police doubt her story, for she could speak hardly a word of English. All the girls arid their du enna were held for deportation. Harvard Club TUeot at .St. Louis, ST. LOUIS. Mar 23. The Associated Harvard clubs convened hero today for a two days' session. The convention, which Is oomDosed of alumni of Harvard university, was attended by nearly 300 delegates. It la probable that details will be worked out for twelve new scholar ships at Harvard. - This Will Interest You Buying a cheap gas rango to Bavo money is like stop ping a olook to Bave time, Will your gas rango do one hour's bakinj? for two and ofle-hdlf cents! Rango wilj, jQall and see them and get our terms. dOHNSON UMP GO, 619 8. 16th Street. Phone Douglas 1700. our land laws, then we would bo un worthy of national existence itnlttsa to ouch dictation. Doea j claim that thl is a declaration taauae t announce uus iruuir -Would Curb Treaty Makln. -It Is no declaraUon of war for tho United States government to decline to override tho rights of tho sovereign state at the dictation of a foreign powor. It ltd be un. I A t a J1L7 t- ZZ 7T. Fnlai ImmlgraUon Burnett. Alabama: wltnots adh Jld M UB shrowdnoM and Indepondenc. In fact, the rnterstate and foreign commerce, Adam- unUi after if wo awn- jRpanea, are known ovorywhero as tho son. Georgia: Judiciary, Clayton. Ala- .... . ' ea anyone v.i,... e ty. mt bamaj tabor, Ma her. Now York; merchant ual r. v Ion oftr ftne" pt tb 6at marlno. Alexander. 'Missouri; military af- Itisimmedt. I0n OI War - ifaf iriirlnla naval n ttn I DiH. ... erpmant officials yesterday withhold a Th0 rroKTeailvM Uay 13 to uiuwu e "JrA? " " corresponoc oi we dtOtdo finally .on their list of selections 'll.T' J- ".t!?!! r U" Press at Caracas. Veneauela. ro- for th, thlrty-seven committee places """ v m - iQuasung oeuuM o wo arresi si jobmy i hev em to nt ."""C"" "- " ' 7"" venexuaians (acre ana oi ae reason or wouia nave eaooeaea lis uuioni. tm un snero announcement of this prlnclpte a daclaraUon pf war! "Nothing has been further from my mind than to embarrass or to tend to reader mars difficult the peaceful solu tion of whatever differences, real or imaginary, may exist between the friendly government of Japan and our own government," Mr. Blason jpteaded for tho open door on treaty oescions of the senate. "If the president and sonata can aak eueh a treaty, let ua. tear down every door of secrecy. Let us require tha preI. dtnt to puVlish every letter and telegram teaiing upon a contemplated treaty on the very moment of Its dispatch. JJat tho cloture of tha senate bo removed. Throw pen tho doors," Mr Slsspn made a lengthy argument purporting to show the psaalblllty of cor- poratlon ootrol of land, which would he tnado poosjble )y allowing the imj9ri' ilen of "cheap alien labor." Keep Vlt the Bare "Xany t these large employers 0f labpr," Jus aald, "would bo delist ted to liSVO the federal government, through Its tho flight of Dr. Leopoldo BapUsta, for- mar ecretary-genral to President Ooroox, and of Oentral Juan Pablo Pana- loaa from tho Venesuelan capital to Cura cao, where they arrived in a small sall-j lng boat on Wednesday. PRESIDENT OF WOOL COMBINE APPROVES CHECKSFORATTEM (Continued from Pago OnaJ company's office on January 25, tho wit ness aald that William M. Butler, an at torney of thla city and a well known textile mill man, and Samuel X Powers, one of Mr. Wood's attorneys, was there. Tho witness did not remember seeing But ler talking to Atteaux. He saw Butler In the presence of Mr. Wood at tho offloe of I the company during January, 1912. no could not give tho dates, but they were towards tne dose of tbo month. What IMdim TttA. "What were Mr, Atteaux special serv ice In connection with tho striker' asked. "Mr. Atteaux volunteered to go to the company's various mills on tabor matters G0MPERS AND MITCHELL REFUSED WRIT OF ERROR - I selves and would show tho payment of WASHINGTON, May K.-The district Uuoney from one out to another. LrZcTwhat ho Ud to arranU a set" court of appeau today refused a writ of Judge Crosby admitted the exhibits K.-.m n" 1 w rrM1 trror, by Which attorneys for Samuel with tne unaersiaooine mat tney wouia Atteauxs ol Oompers, John MrtchtU and Frank Mor- p cuaipsuim umr Ity,B preaanca. rwon, CIS IftPor Jtaatn, wanisa ia carry 1 1"".-" y()0j Atteaux were Uement," Atteaux offer was not made in Dwel- order tho decision brought up : aa apea! from th.tr conviction for con- rr uW t, e.Ubl.ah I p umpi oi eouri in me uu?u purvn a -f -' r I stood In the tmlL iiIhik uiit U. ca U tha .urt of tho l Th. yraiea etwoo. Aivorneya ror me mrce '"-'- '""irr ".r. In this matter? Pll be rlad to do It" The men will now ask the highest court to w orawn o n b.u r..m ... n. . rougtot up tor rerl.w. lnK or Boston, payao o to ana enooraeu - - - - by Atteaux and signed American woolen i MAN FALLS UNDER DISC lYr7' VUr""' A"l "A day or two after th. strtko began. AWn 15 Rini Y IMIIIRPn 1 w . .-vfc "Than that makes twice In January " L.r.w I that Atteaux and Wood meU Now m ff LMAK. I., alar M.-fBoedaLWFrank .""1 ."v you can't taU u. of aom. other me.ttogs." -rw-s--Tv twv -wv w -m- r r r ltail 11 UU1CU WU'V)J TVWMVt ISM ITHtVU I m . - . . . , m t . ... I urifBlL Uski aa. -wtmrn .run DTBi uui mni I A llitvs Hlamntura Dhnajirrl si rn uh Ah ' " . . ... , . . .. T I farm else miles southeast of Lioaan. me. I it-A Mi,rlT k tawtufi .trtv " ne-l ZtJ o Z "JX aUd when th- tm' wUh trrripn oc IL rtog ! Row Tork. teyUUst Unds and Si ho 'ra The Lecher aleo bore the words -Approved. P" Vf;f rt "T nd Wad- zSL'i:" r?a V.l.uIfct w Ui. t o th end t the bon. atUcm.. xt -P.t der trouble. Being a worktnsf man, not 7a California Individuals and corwra. -werles and ligaments were also drawn on tho Beacon Trust company of " , C', " 'XT. t tlena Wng great "a7u c JanTa Uvared. jr. . Uaneon wa caUefl anfl Boston on Juno U. 1W. payable to n J?1 Maxlctns n4 Japaneae. It is tW Flaa.1 ' ' ' the signature of William IX. Dwelley. Jr.,ja Wo waj i pjormanant. Xo has ha4 5?HHg TWENTY STUDENTS HURT tt r;: "u BY COLUPSE OF BALCONY tu. check ti, a.rai a a i1 h rich and the poTrerful Who pvJ AJOWW, O. May PTwnty tudnU and an inacrlptloa on It aald "In Jull TfiLT tJ,fZ fb&w labor win ba.vo their fortunes) ox tM SWBrai ana ma wto mczuxuM au uum to VaaUy iaaraasod by baric aU harriers wr injured this aftsrooon trhao a tio Tho district attorney then called Wil ts tiheap labor broken down. They know cony In tbo audi tort urn of tbo Ooelral Ham H. Pwelley, Jr.. treasurer of the that the quietest and surest route tt Wgh aohoot collapsed. The fftudeoU wrxe American Woolen company, and ue lh rough the troaty making power paeauso rfhearslng (be oratorio "Samson," which tioned him. Mr. Pwejloy tpld of being tlr only deal firstt with ooo roan, u waa to hav bea given tonjght. Although rilled Into Mr. Wood s office one day ctfoctfvo cure for kidney and bladder troohW Vpr sale by aU deabrs ararf wikere&avcrtacniant. HomctcU Will gpemsc Umtbtlo, HTJVFAUO. N. T Mar 3E-ChIqji1 rMtdant. and one bo4r, tt-thirds l mtny of the students, most of whom ore when tho latter told him that ho hadlThaodow Booeerjtt haj aastad an in. toWeaaU. girls, wore iwrtoualy injured, nono la ox- LltW h Ml Jutwa. At Mr 'JS u-H,di??, "l tWt waat thta coTernBoat to bolpooted to Ua I Wood's oUroeUea XwaUa snada-crat the lertsr party oa. Mostday ercdnc Juaa &. Drug Prices Smashed to Pieces Beaton's store is making new low price records oh patent drugs and standard toilet articles. We're determined to sell them lower than anybody else in town. Note the record breaking quotations below: 26o Sloan's Liniment . .-HkMrO.QO Combination Bhower BOo Btuart'a Drapepaia Tab lets S9d 60c Pond's Extract 2Uc BOo Beaton's Cold Cream 354 7 Co Pompoitn Massage Cream at 456 76o Do Mar's Massage Cream. at ,.,..354 fX00 Pierce's Favorite Pre scription Q7c $1,00 a. a. s. ......... -07(C 25o Mermen's Talcum Powder at 10d 26o Peroxide of Hydrogen 0 &t.00 Dike's Blood Skin Rem edy 67 1 1.00 Drnoa's Barsaparilla nt . 07tJ SSc Carbolic golre . ...,10a 6Qc Cantbrox ...... .20 60c Almozoln ,..-....,29 76o MercolUed Wex ....40 U.00 Pretone G7e 11.00 Pelatone ......67e C0o Dlapepsln .,......33 11.00 XiiBterine j04 26c liflterine X5 60c Hind's Honey and Almond Cream 21)rf 60c Pe Mars BengQin and. Al mond Lotion ........ .25d 60c lot of Ptrfumea, all odors, farmxrfiKna qol. ......... jQfc Bath with spray attachment and sheeting, a perfect show er bath at borne. Easily at tached to the 'wall, entirely out of the -way when not in we ...$7,00 30,000 Cigars, all popular 10a brands, on sale tomorrow at t 54 3.oe Fountain Pen,, $1.00 r Heavy Solid Cold Ten. SSc Ideal Brushes 394 35c box Stationery, all linen, at ...,..,-.144 26o Da Mar's Glycerine Soap, cake --..-. --....11.104 Dozen ' l.ao 36e Propbylatio Tooth Brushes 244 S60 Tooth Brushes, large as sortment 104 2 60 Packer's Tar Soap.,x44 60c and 760 LUrrors ..,.254 76c Tlvoll Face Powder 45 lOo Lyon's Tooth Powder 15 60o Pozfoal's Powder - .244 1 pint Distilled Extract o( Witch Hazel and bottle 204 26c French Powder Papers Rt 100 36e Stick Nail Polish Imported, ocBuioId box -,..-.104 ?5 Banttol Hath Povrkr .i4 "FUow the Beaton Path" Beaton Drug Co Famatf and 18th Streets AfllWSHBIEJVTS BEAUTIFUL LAKE MANAWA OPEN TODAY its Season For 1913' Everything In Readiness The damage dene by the re cent tornado has all been re paired, The floor In the Dance Pavilion is better than ever. KRUQ PARK QPBNS TODAV zrew 910,000 0arr7.Vs.AU, hw ciar eh rerrls VHiasl, XTow Sllulatura Qallway Oancisg' to .usps. OraUastra Woaderlaaa, Big Uollar Coaster, Psnny Areata And Many Other Attractions 2r aSovl&tr Pletarts Srery Evnln. 03UOTA J&VPIO PIQnJQ Bvenr Pay ia voon to 11 p. u. ' W owss in MOTION PICTURES and EPXBOXTS "TA&KTDgx Special Today Vtn Xor WW.W A Talking I'leture J'ressoUng fivi Haffrasetten. Changes Baaftay, Tcssday aafl Thwraday. ' OMAHA vs. DENVER ROURKE PARK . May 83, 4, 85. tBIBAV, MAT 83. EADXSS' SAY, Oamoa Causd a P. ax. Oars ravs 15tU and araam 0145. WORTH PlJUniVn win Iftr'i.., " ' " ' ' IUWH DttIS4l tWMr 1U fiAO .&a V Sk aj aJiiyi iVtMsnUoV-Tlw'a ttsoi mstOOHMT UAXJ3S Real Burisaqas 3ncTaa-LA gATiaeA,