THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1913.
17
T
ADROM YIWJR E GAME
T t A M i - J. If a
jucicavs ueainco ai jueaicauon oi
He wAthletid Park.
GREAT CROW? SEES CONTEST
, :
Score of Thirteen to Seven nun Vp
t t -1
In Openlnif j.Oijme ron the New
Thlrtf-Thponnd-Dollr .
Field.
BEATRICE, Neb., 8ept- (Bpedat
TcleBrom.)-The dedication ot the now
130,000 high school athlete park on North
Fourth street took place today In a game
between tAurora and Be6.tr! So, Aurora
carrying pff first honofs-b'r tha scoro of
13 to 7. It is estimated that 4,060 people
Were In attendance, the crowoV being aug
mented bj; about- SQO.Wfh school and unl
verslty sluaenU .front' Xtacpln, accoriw
panted bivtjie' high, school band." , r
Bualncs Ip'WS-.cltywM genSralIyLsusi
pended durlM thbaftetnoon and, tha'
county fflrlUso cfod,lu.g4tes, "Wlh.
decorations. ofL the American flag, high'
whool coloto?o"r&hB;e .and black, waving!
in lira grcizQ'tfmu onuucni v..
I dreds of YanBlc a, beautiful btujegrass
field, thotptfciaxJJe. was.,not soon to be
orgottetv AVhen. the game was .colled
rJovetnn? Mbrehead kicked off like' an old
veterarur anti the contest wo on.
In the.' ,flrift -quarter Fowler -of Aurora
made a pretty, thlrty-flve-yara end nin , t th Townsend Qu!
trJhT Si 17 ZVin Uompany team during thlpre.ent seaioh.
,ntlllftti KHri8 w'He Is V very speedy man ..and ha. the
Sf!l,redt-'t1 T llwim.Wngs of a wondeKul foot'tall playef.
XK, l'Kl heftW A leg receded in
passes -larter. Oosslng the tT'"
entire field In a suoceoslon of passes,
Captain, J()hn . Cook made Beatrice's
touchdWn and kicked goaL Aurora out
played, jjeatrlce, outwelghln? the locals
nine. pounds to the man; uneup;
BEATRICE.
Tale K.T.
PJddell ........ ..B.EX
Zlhjmerman '....UO.
AURORA.
C.,...' Jones
R.a.M......U Barnes
ILT.........1.. Powell
R.K . Wright
Ii. 'WlUfon
UT.,.,..iNlleKman
tB...t...leper' (C.)
Q....,.:.;..,"Bwans6n
R.H.u...... Fowjer
vZl. FranWa
Bnhulta Ji.....,,ltB.
Mulligan. ........... Q.
J. Day...M.rt?B,H,
COok (C.)'.4i..J.H.
Referee: Steihm.
linesman: Fraifk.-
Umpire: mino. Head
MORRISON TIGERS. WIN -FRO)
GERMAN STRIKERS'
The IfforrlBoh Alley Tigers Invaded-the
Qerhiart llorie THuf sday-'iyenlng and took
two'qfit oftliree gariles' from th Ger
man Horn strikers, whd consider- th6m-.
selves ffowfel' bowlers' -when they are roll'
lng; twenty-pound balls down their own
po'rflonal -grooves In 'their own alleys. It
was a fi HjIcJbo contest clear through and.
the tJowler'tf fntidd the-alr resound- for.
blocksiaround tho home' with their chpera
wherf-om8oiio 'maae a strike or a sparf.
Ev6ryti6dy"hiaaer a "250 c6ro wlthttthe'
edeptlon olt 'GUggehhauser and Bock .and
they!-marked up !!! scoris, '.'
'FunyJ' ilfaYtmkti and "-Shady" t-wrie,
twok'.of the hiv&6erf ,p011ed down tho,
hlghf sdtSrea bje carefully watching Rsfisn-.
beraiiaf'..Wien'iisltig. thtf same groove
ho!iUiaii.IIbffman Was high total, with
W, 'kii(J Iapo'-htsh single, with 296- " -
Fotlftwlna lq thef scpraj
. IQERMAN h If QME .'STRIKSJRfl.'
'- ' vlsts,..,M., . M. Total,
H,"lAhdttehiampv'.M6' W 18 l
j.,!L,ariwhrkaiap.Ji.2n. lSBviK- tm
TnlJl. ii- ..! STK--SliP WC MS I
it H.trTTTOrM iT.TW TtninHd f
,t ,,1. . Jt- 8dTotal;
"shkay'"Tt,UheV...'t:.:ag m ids'" om
Mitchell .,i..i.,im. -m m k.
Bteben 176 202 172 ESQ
Bock ...t A,,vl3 . 188 , . IBS m
Funsy" iiotrman..22 211 ao w
y-'s oate'-cur-iieaKHe,
J ','..-Vi', SORZ 'TRIUMPriB.
3d. Total.'
LeaW ..V. ..-..'.SOS 185
Bhaw ,..,..,.212 US
IDobor.. .,Vi.,. .129 . 380 ,
U.7 BCiple,V.,.r 184 1ST
Pltry,..,.t....i....418 IS4
179
169
.5?
223 - 514
in 43
0 4M
sod - m
Totals,' ........ I... S7D. - SSI
FRANK'S COLTS.'
a.
- IOM
3d.
3d. Tptttl.
JVDDptt .....l&f
Tnii1iAh .i...l(U
165
J"
167
183
All
515
541
1ES
1S1
ITS,
1S8'
01 m ni . 1?
202? ' 145,
Totals ,fc.''...:,780
T X-RAYS.
7N
3,387
lst..
.2d.
. sd. Total.
.2 .4M
. ,185 478
150 m
m m
108
U
113
uts&nr
Art a
Bid IfltfciSoN
No Tim ShouU be LMt ia
Purifying YourBloo
HrSti4'nnr.l hpllftVA bolls'ara a S&n of'
health.' is a sign, or sick diooo. it j.
an Indication that the circulation Is slug?
glslyvor loaded with acids and ImpurltUa
to caifso breaking down ot the tissues.
At the first appearance of pimples and
bolls'1 the blood should be given a good
seareWmr internal bath with 0. S. 8, tho
ereates blood purifier known to man.
This remarkable remedy has the peculiar
actldn of soaking through the Intestines)
dlrcetlyXlnto 'the blood. Jh few minutes
its influence, is, at Work in .every artery,
vetr end-tiny capillary. EveVy membrane,
every- wrgan- ot the body, every .emunctory
becomes. (n effect a filter t strain tho
blood f fmpurltles. -' The stimulating prop-'
crtles. of Br 8. B, .compel tho skin, liver,
bowels, kidneys, bladder, to all work to
the one end ot casting out every irrl-
poison; it dislodges by Irrigation all
accumulations In the Joints, causes acid
accretions to dissolve, render's them, neu
tral and scatters those peculiar forma",
tlons In' tho skin that cause bolls and
other skin; pruptiona,
AnA best of wl thl remarkable rem
edy Is welcome to' the, weakest stomach.
tn n fnru, brief tiras S. B. SL hit the 're.
constrjctlvo process ea under controj that.
remarkable 'changes ore oDserveo. All
iructlve places heal, mysterious pains and
aches have disappeared, and -from head
to foot there Is ai conscious sextsatlpn of
renewed health. That strange moody,
morbid feeling of depression is lifted antt
the entire system responds wur eurpns
Ire enerer.
You can get S. S. S, at any; drug, stone.
Beware ot any effort to sell you epmethtng
claimed to be "Just as, good." If yours.
E?ce.?wrtt-ttr the- 8wft: -8peclf?o Cfl.vlness jrore.'pwaj'. Physicians , believe the
, Cv.lV. TllAr Atlnnta rtn r. r
la arjiecuijar cape ana you autre expert
m onuk ry'i
1ST
7T9
493
J.M1
Sd. Total.
110
in
m
m
Sit
441
m
3
Totals E99 822 71S
a.ut
GREAT WESTERN RACES ARE
WON IN STRAIGHT HEATS
7E0IUA, llll, Pept-Elghteen home
started1 In four events, at the closing: day's
program of the -Great Western "harness
races here today, "Each was won In
straight heats.
Summaries:
Trotting, 2:19 class: Belford Hello, won:
Major Russell, second; Will Qo, third.
Best time 2:Wi ,, , .
Pacing, 2:07 class: King. Daphne; won;
ur, wnrns, second ; flCKie, u, tnira,
Best
time. S:07.
Trotting. 2:
:laS.'
acid" Cupid, wins
Pewce. second; BUlrigSuff, third,
time. ?:UU. A1 . . .VLl
uest
xromnff, nree-yefu--oiai- onu unuer.
wme-Knot, wonj iWI.'ElmHUrst. second;
- qeorgb FJttch, third. Bert time, H:l.
under"!
CROW COADY JOllNIS
THE JDREIGHtON SQUAD
Crow Coady, well' vnoWn Omaha boy.
.made his first appearand In a Crelghton
fooi",DaTr.upirorVn'riiursaay afternoon as
a candidate- for the varsity team. Coady
I . t,11 lrtiAum .tn.tir Hull VilfevA, Ant.
mo)cBttrnjj,her6tobetore.
wonderful dropklcker.
RAY AND VARDON DEFEAT
TWO AMERICAN PLAYERS
PITTSBUAOK, Pa., pt ,-Edward
Ray and Harry Vardon, British profes
sional golfers, defeated. B. M. Byers and
W a. Fownes jr.,i former American na
tional amateur champions, In a thirty-six-hole
best ball foursome, 6 up and 3
to play, at the Oakmourjt Country club
here, today. The Americans wore off In
their putting, losing holes repeatedly,
after, making the. greens easily. At tho
end of the morning round of eighteen
holes tfip fcrltons, were, 1 . Up nd In the
afternoon round outplayed the Americana
, ' i -.
, .O'Cskatr to, .Carta,
ST, XipTJIS,. Bepfc S.--Man'ager "HUg
Elris ot the ktl pouts Nationals.' today
announced that he had secured Catcher
Fat. OJCennor b( the Kansas City- Asso
ciation team. The,.8t. l,ouls Americans
had the flrst-Kjtalm on O'Connor, but they
waived In faVor ot the Philadelphia
Americans, Tho latter waived In favor
of the. St.. Louis Nationals for $2,K0.
' Moforercl? Racr, at tftj-rrfiyd.
SBWARDj Nh.. Pnt. 2S. Arranire-
irienis are Demg compieiea lor mi moior
ovcle. vncfl meeti to bo' hlfi' In SeWard.
iVlday,. October a, Three(ra.ces are schedi
otii tit twins ,oP slntele. and one for
professional riders. Uberal purses arc4
onerea rer.eacn race. A,Pciai isaiura
'of; the. Wet .Will b& ,airnce, between,
'BSltaen-Ben," 'and' Batse"ot CJmaha
on a. motoroycle..,,
Catchers are V.bt iuppoed to be fieel
of fooL'bUr tJw Brawns cktch ofiaMn
the araftwhlch appears to., be an
Beption. ais isRunyer, drawn from
of-,
Central; association.,
That club putbMi! hlnt'f!
ow a ciuo oi4Ae, jaaqsaa
In'.ttee Kansaa- circuit Tie
. . . . . . . t . .
.State league.
,'acore flity
one runs In. elxty-one Mm, and atolo
twenty-two oases, no also hit
.314. But
Ixty-one
it was the flftv-ons nma In mi-
games that caught Scent Charley Bar
rett's eya. -
- ' X,'9de CSif Tfie,
MEMPHIS.. -Tenn.! Befit fLM! ram.
yn. Painter. ot .Ghlcagv?, the" title holder,
was,.ellrfllrvit!!d in the contest for cham
pionship honors In the second round of
nnj timuii'iuun.iip iilgni. oi me women 8
Western Golf aecl.tlon tournament to
day by Mrs. francos Anderson, also of
Chicago. Mrs. Anderson won her match,
pne up. pa tho nineteenth hole.
Pitcher for 4ke kromtl,
youngster pained 'Tim MoCada, Vjfrom
Fftrmlngton, Mo. He was picked up by
Charley Barrett and
no nans
from tho
same iowi
own that turned out Barney Pelky,
Jeff Tear eat came from, a point
1 few mugs Olsrant. McCodn u
while
only a
only IB year old 'and he struck, out six
te saea' the day Barrett saw him.
Ktagr Ha te Arm.
Pitcher John Kins' of Denver has -hun
allowed togo to his home at Alliance,
Neb., for the rt, of the season because
of. a lame ,im,; wit- as Casey Haversian
recovered from nls Uhserated tooth about
the same time Dwivira progress was not
Interrupted. ;
KeRthtr Hasiieadeit.
Ray Xeattng. 'the '.hUr saitbali nitnlir.
has not been )ad(ng the straight and
narrow path, ana th result 1 that Man
ager Chance has, taOked a fine on thn
pitcher and sustenaedo him.
MILWAUKEE WOMAN RENTS
- CHICKEN. COOP TO LIVE IN
MltWAUaf,, W?u' SPt S5.-BecaUe
her Hon was'llWnr-tOo high and had meat
every day,. Urn." Margarfct Mosef, aged
t years, a UBtrlh Wgnian, rented a
small chicken coop. tin, the rear of a
residence, oh 'tho west :Vlde-ahd attempted
tp live ln .Un,iw,centii a. week.
When 'tdld ' tht shp -jtlust rvacuat' th,e
coop the ,!frca"tf' protested, violently.1
Her son., had urRtd" hla mother to live
with him, but she refused.
"Living Is to6' wH irr America," th,e
woman alir. "Por -people ought not to
live In swell hou4. This coop Is good
enough fop a pooj woman. Poor people
have no right to eat tneat. It Is too ex.
GREAT. PVPLJp JJTlCltY
CONCENS.ET TOGETHER"
-T-
CIHCAGC), Sept 25,-Twp of tho larjr
fret public; . jitllity corporatns" In tha
wprld, the People'. Gas, Light and Coke
company and tho Ctommonweatth'tefiJs.on
company of Chlcatto, will he under tho
harmonious management Of a largely
Interlocking board of director, as tha
result of action taken by stockholders
of the gas company" her this afternoon.
An official statr-ment-expUlnrd that tha
arrangement larpyno. meaaij a merger.
5amuefrfsull, jfoslderit of th Common-aealth-Edlson'
torripaiWl James A. Pat-
tr and iohn , Mitbhvlf dlrf ttfrs of
rectors of the gas compart,.
THOUGHT HIS NECK STIFF;
IT IS FOUND TO BE BROKEN
KANSAS CITY; fo., Spt .-Because
hi neck was jrowlng stiff; 'Frank
Mitchell, teamster, went to a hospital
today. Art examination disclosed hl
neck wasbrpkerj. .Mitchell said ho fell
from, hf wafi'qn t'wo rtars ago, when a
switch engine struck I the vehicle. HIv
nck fplt stiff. ev'ri.! Avtt. tint thn cnri,
'man win recover ,r
Hfarr ,-...117 178
Totols .....,.,...015, .787
, V, O.rtv NO? t
let. td.
Hempel ; 103 ijj
Weber .....,. lit 175
SchmlU . m 171
Thlel , 164 157
tiles .............. ICS 17S
WORLD'S RECORDS BROKEN
Peter Yolo Trots the Mile in Two
Six and One-Fourth.
MARK MAD& BY BRADEN DIRECT
Robert Mllrot First Chplce for
Chamber of Comm'c Trottlnst i
Stake una tVlhn tn
Straisht Heat.
qOMratBtTS. pt. "iC-World'a record
were attacked successfully yesterday on
the Columbus Grand circuit track, Peter
Tojo found trie going to good that he
trotted a mile In JiteU. a World's record
for S-ye&r-old trotor. This perform;
ance, the best since Native Belle trotted
lrt Jrt7H at Lexington. Ky.( In October,
im, was hta'do In 'the first heat ot the.
junior, division .of the Horso Review ifu
turltyi Braden '.DJret'ti winner of the free-for
all pac puttbe" ytat's raee record xat'
I:01H tiTjthe tMrd he AotjtrJ event Thla
time gavVjla rhaker a tw record, the
fastest evr hold-bjf.'a-K-year-old atalUon
lie lost the first heat by a break,
Peter Void IVInk
Peter Yolo In his remarkable race had
Lady tfanetka for his opponent, but she
dt.d..no.t at any time tfti close ehough to
make the result doubtful. Peter Volo
won, taking the second heat Iri 3:07 flat
The colt t owned by' TV'. E, D. Stokes ot
New York.
Robert Mllrol was first choice for the
Chamber of Commerce trotting (ko.and,.
uiarcnea o vjciory if) atraignt neat.
4 Atlantic Express was favored over tsn
Others for tho 3:i0 trot When the race
wen over until tomorrow, he stood fourth
In. 'the suramarv. After th flmt tin
Grand Marshal was picked and he won'
twice, in the, jtourth scat ho rnado, a
costly creak, and Derby Boy 1 beat out
Ernest Axtell, winner of the first heat
and second in all the others.
. Summaries.' '
, Ffe-or-a!l pace, threo , In fire, .purse
Braden Direct, blk. h., by Baron
1 Direct (Egan) ..,.,. ,.,.:.7...... Bill
ftl lJt-' Wk Hal B.
Walter Cockatoo', blk. h. (tiegg). nil
garl Jr., , ,lu, (Hedrlck) J. 3 a
Pickles, b. m. (Nuckou) ( 4 Sro
Time. 8:06, S:fi2Ui SKIlU. J:045r -Horso
Review futurity, 2-year-Old trot
ters, two In three, puree 12,090!
Peter Vpjo. bn c by PeUr tho Great
(Murphy) ... .. ..(.......i, ...,.. l 1
Lady Wanetkd. br. f. (Cox) 2 S
Alma Porbes, brt.f. (Nolan). .....,... 3 3
Princess Nelflji, ro.t (Miller):,.,.... 4 4
Prise Cochato, blk. f. (Marsh) ds
ViA,,J' Hym (McCarthy),., da
Time, 2:06M. 2:07.
Chamber of Cdmmerce stake, 2:07 trot
ters, three In' five,' purto I3.0W:
Robert Mllrol, b. sr., by Mllrol
(Snow) .......... ,,,, ,,,..,,,.,,v,., ill
Oakdate. k,g, (McDpnald).!.. 2 3 8
Cascade, oh. g. (Rodney) ,, 3 2
Cheiney. b. m. (Fleming) .. 4 2 4
King Brook, blk. g. (McCarthy),,,. 5 4 8
tner w on. m, (Andrews)......,. 6 5 7
Peter Th6mpsonb. g. (SarrlU).,,.,. 7 6
time, -iVJix, 2:05.
11,20) (unfinished):
Grand. -Marshal, pk, g.t by Ess
H.Kay (Snow) 1 1
Ernest Axtell. b. h. tKlmlln)..,. 1 fl 3 2
yu ''t -ny-Morvai -(Mc-
Lilian ArnqidB.,T8. (Geers)u,.. 86,4
Myrtle Qranett blk. m.- (Mur-
r,fJ""li;VAVJL":'VVMMV. 7 7 8 4
bn
. 2 6 7 di
Major Will'
ton,tbrr. , (Cex),. ds
Nata Prime,
in
.Ud8
Time, zv
2MA. i&. 3:014.
Inspection of Pupil?
mAPBraeenuii Again
ABjBjRD&EN; J,V sept 24.-(pc4tU;.)
-Of, the nine children whb wers bus
pendod from the' Aberdeen ochoota be
cause theirs. poonU TAfUsed to permit
w. axe meqicai exami nation
requires py the. city school' board six
have returned, having compiled, with the
pow" reguiawon, jonn 11. stretch is1
tho only parent still holding- out and he".
through his attorney,, hao secured an
order from JmUro .MeNulty of tho state
circuit court, returnable .on Baturday, to
snow cause, why a writ of mandamus
should net Issue. 60 compel the school
board to permit SStrelch'e threo- ohlldrofi
td attoritl' th.0 p'u'bll?! adhoils without the
require exaroinatloru,
The Strelch children, In company with
11 x others,, were suspended by 8uprn
tendent H. C, Johnao-n, .In compUanoa
with - a resolufaoh passed by the Board
of Education, last' Friday fof fajlure to
comply wiih trie mniiauon reaulrinr
school children to b exarnind refarflln
their eight and hearing-, and In regard to
any aiseaae mat .might tia contagious or
that might Interf era with their keeping up
with their classes Unleoa remedied.
The children Involved all belonged to
members ot Christian Science families
and the other have, been readmitted
to school trom time, to Urn since their
suspension upon presenting the required
card showing, they had been examined
by a physician ax required by the board.
Mr. Strelch oxposu to 'eush the
holding, that tho board')! requirement In.
tsrforos with hip constitutional right, aa
welt as his religious bejiefz,
Tha school board Is determined to "fight
tho action and has placed the matter In
tho. hands of Attorneys G. M. BtaVemi
and d, N. Williamson, two member of
the bqard.
CHICAGO BOARD VOTES
TO ABOLISH CASH CALLS
CHICAGO, Sept 28. Member ot the
Board "of Trade today vpted to abolish
the cash, grain ''"call'' which was the
point of attack made by the federal gov
ernment la an antf-trust suit filed a year
ago.
Irvlnaton.
fr. an Mra. Knutson of Benson, Mr.
and Mrs-Andrew ITjornnen, Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Johnson and M! ifurv jnhn.m.
were visitors at the S- N. Thnmnun hnnu
. ' - ,
Wr. -Hannah Pamp, who has boon
vUltins at Huron, D., for tho last two
weeks, returned home Sunday, ,
MUs Beatrice Owanson- visited at tho
Munson home a few days last week.
Allan JUsard was taken seriously 111
with blood poison last Friday afternoon
from a scratch on his ankle. He Is now
liniiruTij.
Mr. and Mrs. Kela Itaainiiucn 4f
their daughter at Bennington Thursday.
Mrs. Maude ..Munson and Miss Emma
Sundall visited In Omaha -Stinrte v
Wilson Lehheait visited hU sister at
Atlantlcy Ia, last week.
A. C. Deln has started bulldinr a new
residence.
Tbo social" at Arthur Knight's was well
attended. ' ,'
Mr. and- Mm. Schafer visited at thw
jacvoeen jioine nunur.
Tbe Parslstt and Judicious Use of
Newspaper- Advertising Is the Road to
Buflhes" Success; '
a tinmi,v
K tores Olose 9. T. DC Batur
days. Bes fall pay ad
on SPore 10.
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Picking tho right coat Is
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many right styles .to ,plck
from. A groat, tfarlety In
cluded, at
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That Have All
- ' ' --
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The popular effects ia black,
gray and tan. Some are.
silk-lined, all staple models
and all hand.made. The Fall
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practical suits. Valued
te $25.00. at- 4 0k PA
uraay, A 1 7. Mit
at. .......... . W v
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them
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it i w mm 111 If
Men's Furnishing G
In Our Buemeiit
We Offer the choice.. of a big
lot of Men's Woor and Worsted
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neck collars, in plain colors)
some fancy trimmed and worth
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cut tuu and roomy, -faced
sleeve lined cuffs and collar;,
block sateen or blue cham
brayl fancy madras; JCa
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Men's Sfsgllgso sad Outlns
Shirts Also boys' shirts tn
neat patterns; brokeiv lots ot
50c quality; also sec- 9Rft
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Men's Derby Ribbed Under
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Men's 25c Lisle Bus- I On
penders. at pair...... a?0
We are -official agents in
Omaha for the famous Colombia-
Ottff Turn Bhlrts, adver
tised everywhere, ' An . extra
pair of cleah cuffs right on
the shirt
At
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FIND BABY'SBODY IH WALL
wreckers Come Upon Coffin Con
cealed in Old Mansion.
APPARENTLY IH HACE YEARS
Aaothev Chapter Aadeft to History'
jot 'Colonel flflell,. tor Whose Vof
(aae Vumon Plht Made ia
' . Illinois Oonrts.
BU)OMIKOTONs IU, Oept. a. Tho
mansion at Clinton, III, erected forty
years ago by Colonel Thomas Priell,
yielded another sensation today tyhen th
body of a cblkl In a homemade coffin
Store That It Big Enough to Suit All Men. --"ajgasrj
! l. 1 1 r Bl
Interested in Moderately Priced
the Style and
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1i a moderate priced suit is tfe cta thit appeal's to yo.u this season,
you'U certainly want to ohooae from ono of tUoso, groups. ISfou'd never be
lieve thoy were suits of moderate priao if you saw. one p'n someone olsor-r-nnd
they'll pass as high priced garments anywhere. Tho fabrios tiro strictly
all wool and pure worsted. The linings and trimmings are of the "best. You'll
lilco tho hand foiled collars, hand mado button holes, thin edge f ron and
hand worked shoulders. You don't have to spend more than you can affortl
in order to bo well dressed if you will solect your suit here.
HERE ARE THE CLOTHES THAT OMAHA'S
WELL DRESSED MEN DEMAND!
Hirsh-Wickwire and Society Brand
Overcoats and Suits, $17.50 to $35
hen the style iAy wani til
clothes fot w?t. They have
awiaes or cnaruoier jtvji rwnry rcuuyiwwenr overcoat ana
FURNISHINGS YOB NEED THIS FALL ARE HERE
Are Some of the Greatest
Shirt Values Ever Offered
to the. Men of Omaha
Our New York buyer secured mn
lmmenEa lot of Men's Neeiltcae
Shirts at a special price concos-
recently. We have just received
and will place them on sale Satur
day, Thoy are the very newest Fall
models In Negligee and Jolt Shirts very
heat ' patterns coat style, plain and
pleated bosoms. Thousands to choose
ttom, la all sizes. Shirts that you would
regularly buy tpr tl, ?1.86 pr l;6o -will
go ia one lot at
75c
MEN'S HATS, 95c
phoose from more
than 100 dozen Men's
English Cloth-Stltchod
Hats, felt Hats ih
soft and stiff styles
. ala.o flna Chinchilla
Hats, sllk-llned and
patched none worth,
less, than 12,
at
95c
CORRECT STYLES
Wilson's X&ffllsh Ssrbies Equal tn wear
and appearance to most 13,50 Q Eft
hata, at , , efsisiiW
The New Soft Velour
We show the soft,
other store in Omaha
s mtm a,
r3
h tne sort, popular vajours. from tho foromost makers in Austria No
in Omaha showo such a splendid variety or such excellent qualities
derate Prices. i , .
at these rrtPderate prices,
JTew lots of Ktn's fl.BO quality Tall
was found skillfully concealed within -a
wall of the house. Wreckers tearln
down 'the residence mado tho,cru.oroc
discovery, which adds another chapter tc
the stormy history ot Colonel Bnell, whi
died about seven years ago and for whost
fortune a famous fight was made In, the
court of Illinois. ,
The body of the child had been in th
hiding place so- lone that little except
the skeleton remained, -
A hurried inquest was held, an open
verdict was returned and the town .super
visor took chorea of tbe body, bu'rylns
It In the publlo cemetery,
W)th SUaltta; Cover.
The bofly had been purted In a starch
bos with a sliding cover, which easily
opened,, exposing1 the bones, when the
house wreckers found it.
WQ 111 iBM
Service Any Suit Can Offer ?
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th price they ohk to pdy.A The
that metropolitan dash etttd ihtt
Sale of Men's Saiftpjg
UNION SUITS
We bought Immense lots of samplo
Union suits in Pall and "Winter weights
from wrlsht's Health Underwear Mill.
The purchase includes medicated wop!,
ellk and wool, lightweight wool and
flat Peruvian cottony The regular price
should be $1.60 to Stf.OO. Here are tho
specials
Wright's Sample Unlea gidts, werth
$1.8), at.
Wright's Sample Ul( Sulis, Hp
Wright's VtHm Sitito, wfi
."j ':: j ..1.4
"n" iwHiiue uhioh nttiH, worth
f ' ry", WV. ..... , , , , , t , , sjx.JJCi
uhI DrawsYs
A great purchase of
Men's Wool Undor-wear-t-lamb'a
wool,
in gray and tan and
medicated re.$ ipol
WQrth up to J2 a
garment,
BRANDEIS SPECIAL
Derbies n tbe new
styles of crown and
brim soft Hats In
every stylo and color
of thlB season, Easily
the best soft and stiff
Hata in Omaha- made
to sell $2
IN MEN'S HATS
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John. B, Btetfon Hats All the hew BteU
son styles In stiff and soft 4 Eft,
hata
Hats for Fall at $2 to $5
ana Winter Caps are hra at
Workmen Who made the find were so.
Appalled that all that they thought of
van to get rid of the body as sbon as
pos.lble. Out Into the yard they chucked
the bps, which with It contents remained
there for two days, exposed to tha elo
ments before It was turned over to the
police.
"There was little flesh remaining"," eafd
Mr. Burr, "and the box must hv been
concealed many years ago. Colonel Bnell
himself built the mansion about forty
years ago and lived m it up to the time
of hs death about seven year's ago. It
has been occupied since that time by
pne family, though vacant practically a
year. There was no evidence for the.
Jury ekcept the body, no clues to. follow,
and I .expect that tbo case will alwaya
remain a mystery,"
Serge Suits
Most serviceable tsult you.
con i(ouy, aooa every
iiiuniu in me
year: values up
to 320) Batur-
4Ska .4 - I
Clothes
Men's Pants
11 i ', " 1 .
A1J. wool, worsted and Goal
nera Trouors; many blue
s.eriteal .the style are peg t
'arid m!peg' teprmea'a and
young mh'a moduls in alt
MM 'from e to 88, $2.50 (ft
38,S9 valuMt at, Mir
hit paid Uilere ih New
perman4ni, tatttfed
suits.
Me's Camels' Hair and
Xatura! Grey Wool Under
sJttrts bI Drawers, worth
at...i,,i,.t-,,.4. nfr Vrf
Msa'g thtov 3niea e
flsrwaanrie i,rihbd under
shirts : attd drawers, In fall
Weight; . Bpecjally;
priced at, gifment , . , t .
Sweater Coats
Meh's fine, ait wool gweator
. Coata, n tap,, eray, maroon
and naVy, hand made ant
fashioned throughout; worth
up to 110; specially priced at
$7.50 IS.50 $4.98
Men's and Boys Fine Wool
8weater Coats; largo Byron and
Ruff neck collars; specially
priced at 83,50, 83.93 and 81.80
Menys Hosiery
Xsn'a SSo and 60o SilkXcsdery
In plain colors and &4at stripes
spsolaUy priced at, palr..,,28o
Men's JSo quality Lisle Hose,
specially priced for Saturday
at, pair ........ leo ana 13V&C
The story of Colonel finairs life, as told
In the courts at three trials, when BJch
rd Sell made a sucoessfut effort to
break his father's w.lir, Tin, the1 ground
that the old man was of an unsound
mind, stirred th entire state. It Was de
clared that th lure pf gpjd jed at least
opo husband to consent to his wife's
selling- her affection? to tho banker while
both, It wa4 charged, connived In at
tempts to gain more gold" by holding out
their 14-year-old daughter as a lurS for
tha eoeentrlo millionaire.-
Strateorr Ih Platht.
tA ?M'adelphIa writer remarks that It
Joe Wker urd aa much strategy in
base ball he does In pugilism ho
would win the, pennant with the Redo,
Jo picks out tha little fellowa.llke Knabe
and Maranvllie to fight with, hut he
carf uliy avoids tho bUr f ellowr, it seems.
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