Bringing Up Father
ROURKES CLOUT THE SIOUX
Pitcher Doyle of Indians Unable to
Stem the Tide.
GAME ENDS TWELVE TO FIVE
Double IMnya Fcntnre Contest In
Which Home Tram rrovea
Vnable to Make Headway
Against Omaha.
SIOUX CITT, I., Oct l.-Pllcher Doyle
of the local a wu clouted alt over the
park by the Omaha club thta aiternoon
In another farce same, tho visitors win
ning by a score of 13 to 6. The gamo
was listless and uninteresting from the
tart Score
v siou.. cm.
ab. n. ir. o. a. is.
Cooney. Jb 4X3361
Wood, if 4 0 1 S 0 0
Smith, 3 0 1 4 0 0
Callahan, 3b...,.,.;,.4 0 3 3 3 1
Clarke, cf...... 6 0 0 0 0 '1
Burn, lb 6 1 3 13 0 0
Marshall, rf.... ...... 5 13 10 0
Venn, c... 4 3 Z 4 7 1
Doyle. P.--. 4 0 0 0 0
Totals 38 1 Ha 37 21 "l
OMAHA.
, All, n. If. O. A. E,
Uustlce, m 6 1 3 3 3 0
Coyle, If C 8 3 0 0 0
Thomaxon, cf 4 3 110 0
Congolton, rf... E 3 4 0 0 1
Kane, lb 3 1 1 11 o 0
Shestak, o 4 3 3 11 3 0
Payne, lb...... C 1 3 3 3 0
Bchlpke, 3b........... 4 116 10
Brenner, p........... 4 0 1 0 4 0
Total 39 U 17 S7 13 1
Omaha 4 3 3 0 0 1 0 3 0 IS
Sioux City 0 00033000 &
Left on basis Sioux City, 13; Omahs,
8 First base on errors Omaha, 2. Sao
rlflce hits Xane, Bhostak. Two-base
hits Payne, Shestak, Three-base hit;
c Vann. Stolen bases: Schlpke, Vann.
Double plays: Schlpke to - Payne to
TCane.: Justice to Kane: Doyle to.Cootiey
to Burns, struck out. By Use 'Mr, up
by Doyle, X. Basea on ballsV W Bren"
ner, 7. lilt by pitched .fco-M; Schlpke.
JOHBKRS N8HB OUT AHEAD
PJaeh Mtt Vraeol Cause mt Te
yeka'n Defeat,
TV3CHITAT Kan., Oct. 1. Waoob eo
Ine In as a pinch hitter for t&ott in
tho ninth won a Ustloss gant from' To
peka tpdey. Tho game was character
lied by, heavy hlttlns by tho home twn
Score: k
WCinTA.
Aa It. It, O. A. 3.
Itapp, ss 6 0 3 6 4 0
Nlcholfon, If 4 3 2 1 0 0
Mlddleton. ct 3 1 S 1 0 0
Hushed lb , 3 1 116 0 0
Davis, .rf 6 0 13 10
Burke, 3b 6 0 3 0 3 0
Smith? 3b 6 11110
Castle, c, 6 0 8 2 3 0
Scott. .P ... 4 0 3 0 6 0
Waeob ,., l o l 0 o a
Totala 40 17 27 H "o
Wacdb batted for Hoott In tho ninth.
TOPEKA.
AB. 1U 1L O. A. B.
Cochran. Ib .,,....-,;.' 8 0 0 1 3 3
Foratythe, rf 4 1 3 0 0 0
Mclorm It 6 0 0 4 3 0
Koerner. lb 3 0 1 9 0 0
Oear, If 4 110 10
McAllister, o 4 1 .3. 4 3 01
u. ftmitn, ss ,...,. 4 0 3 3 3 0
WoCuiiouah, cf .......... a i l s o o
BrowcT' p .., 3 0 e 1 a 0
Totala ,....,..33 4 10H II 2
whs viii, wuvtt iiuiM i b 47UIL maw
rora p Oil 101 0 N-4
tVkhlt Vwt..sO lO.OJCMH
bae hits: Fornythe, It): Joarneii, Jlapp,
rhree-base hit: Nicholson. Stolen bases;
miaaieion, iz; wicnwion. jjouui plays:
Rapp (unosslsttd); Cochran to Molrry
to Koeroer, Struck outi By Stfott, 1;
by Brown. 4. Bases on balls: Off Scott,
Hit by pitcher: Bcott (Cochran 3). Ura-
yuni i.oiuuuiTor. iiraoj i;tv
40913 AMD aoOSTElXS TIED.
Tbrt-e to Three Score of Qm
Played at Dea Sfoiaea.
DES MOINES, la,. Oct. l.-St. Joseph
and Dea Moines battled to a 3 to 3 tie
here this afternoon, darkness stopping
the game at the end of the tenth Inning.
Faber Ditched Brand ball, but elnnnv aim.
Port prevented him from securing the
DES MOINES,
Aa K. II. O. - A. E.
fox. it. 6 0 1 0 0 0
"recti, ri 6 l : 1 0 1
iiunter, cr & .1 t S 0 0
oucmon. tu d 1 14 4 1
Jones, lb 4 0 2 3 3 0
Bellly, s ,. 3.01 3 I 3
Blight. 4 0 0 8 1 0
Bwoldt, 3b 4 0 0 1 1 1
Vabcr, p s 0 0 0 3 1
ToUta 3 3 ,10 39 11
ST. JOHEPirf
au, iu it. u
XJawitin rf ft a
Kelly, If... s 3 0
Westerxil, 8b 6 0 0
Zwllllng, cf 6 0 3
Oygll. lb...... 4 0 0
Koepplng. 2b. 4 0 1
Schang, c 3 10
Meinke, sa, 3 0 0
Jenkins, jj...:....K 3 0 0
Bofhler, p , 1 o 0
'Quintan ,..... 10 0
Totals . j 4
30 - C
willing out. hit by batted balL
pes Moines .....0 003100000-4
St. Joseph 101000100 0-1
nwo-base hits: Zwllllng. Sheldon,
Breen. stolen bases: Meinke. Rellly.
Sacrifice hlU: Meinke, Kelly. Bases, on
balU: Off Faber, 8; off' Boehle", t.
Struck out: By XaW. 6; by Jenkins 4:
KoohUr. s. Hit by' pitcl,ed bkl ? Vy
yaber. Sebang. Hits: Off Jenkins. in
Time: l:ta UmpirS: An"
LINCOZ.1- WIN BOTH GAMES
Orlasllra Let Them Go to Antelope
Contenders.
LINCOLN, Neb", Oct, l.-Llncoln won
'W' doubletheadir with
Denver, t be nm by a scorp of 7 to I the
OCO RACIOUS-
"EVEK CAT
PEAS VlTH
A knifg:
T ALL
WHAfTCMA STARTIN'
to kick rov'
Standing of Teams
WESTBIW LfiAOUB.
riayea. won. Lost. Pet.
Denver 163
Des Moines .......161
St. Joseph ........162
Lincoln 164
Omaha ici
Tnrvlrn ici
101
C3
620
91
5
85
73
73
73
70
77
79
S3
S3
SO
.60S
.m
.618
.484
.447
.444
Sioux City 162
wicniia iss
M
S3
.895
NAT. LEAGUE.
. W.L.PcL
inilla'phfa ..SK5W.CM
Washlnc'n ..8S a .ssj
Cleveland ..St 05 .CM
Boston 7S 63 .531
Chtcaco ,...77 72 ,4S3
Detroit ,....64 to .in
Rt, Louls,,..MS .S7l
Phlla'phla .86 69 .693
Chicago ....89 66 .S7ty
f IttSDUrgh 78 69 .631
Boston 68 83 .451
.Tlrnnklvn t4 Hi
Cincinnati ..64 87 . 4241
jxew York.. 65 m. 372
b xouis...u ira .5311
Yesterday's Results.
w;esteiin league.
Lincoln, 7-8. Denver, 21.
Topeka, 4, Wichita, 5.
tenth: darkness.
umano, u; Bioux City, 6.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn-Philadelphia, postponed, rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
5fit0JP"iNSJ' Yo""'1!, Postponed, rain.
Philadelphia, 0, Washington, 1.
Cleveland. 8; Detroit, 1.
Games Today.
Want m Tjii.r7iir T . i
Topeka"at WiaTta7 St. Jo.en it "SS
rJistlnnsil 1 jiami T.i1..i " i. m
Philadelphia Tat'New "York" al
American League-Boston at Wasiilngi
lfnnd atDetrol " Qi.ve-
the final series. The first game was
ef&tiS. i0CAU' Soh"'r VZg noV.
errectivo and three errors wero tmult
and
- ijvftuwV , ; ;
WHitimsfii.M.iy 6 & 3,M e, o
wwv.w, MIDI Hmo
3
1
0
1
1
I
jjriourr.Ji;;v.
Koush, rfj..i,v,..., 8
Hmythe. if.i. o
Dowllng, M,. j. ...... 4
Carney, ci....,.,.r 1
Smith, p...,. ........ 3
0
.
0
0
-1
1
0- 4 i.
Totals u....,,.,3i T' .!
. a
t DENVER.
AJI. il. Jl. u: A
Totals' S3 3 , 8. U t,l
Lincoln; 3 0 0 4 OWIO T
uenvec ....... ......w v w u u j v v y-
Homo runt McCormlck. Three-base
hit: Smith. Two-base hits'. Dowllng, Cot
fey. Sacrifice hits: Carney, Cole. Uas
sidy. Sacrifice fly; Barbour; Left on
bases: Lincoln. 7; Denver, .9. ptruck out!
By Smith, 3; by Sehrslber, 1. Bases 'on
ballsr Off Smith. 4; off Schrelber, 2. tilt
by pltphed ball: Carney O), Bmytftt,
Mhrelber (XI. Passed balls: Carnsy.ut
Stolen bases: Mullen, Coffey.- Timet Vr
ttntrn annAnA rim! & J ..
LINROLN. I-
AB It. H. .O. A.j jK
Ltoyd, v. 8. .1 1 6'-i8j 4
...... . L. a I- - . I M
Aiuucn. JU.,... ....... i. i I
Cole. cf.. .,'.. ,..... 8 , 1 v3 S..
McCormlck.-If .S 0 D 3
1
01
0)
Barbour, 8i ....r 3 0 . 1. 0 3' 0
niiiruiV, ris.i..n,.eeai U V V A U
TIaVav . . n : a i t 1 e
Ehman. p. 3, ., 0 Q 1 3 f
Totals ;.n: .XliT', iq; "o
DENVER. . , , ' a
ab. n. il o.' a.el
Qulllln, 3b ,. 8 0 0 0 s .0
Cassldy. rL.i 3 0 0 1 0 0
Channell. cf 1 0 0 a
Butcher. 2b 3 13 18 0
isiston. rf.o.t.f I 0 1 0 0 0
Rnaix m . . J A 4 A
Coffeyt ssiT. 3 0 "0 111
FisherNlb.r. 3 0 1 11' 0
Totau .:.;ST 7 IS 13 "l
Lincoln ...0 0 0 1 0 2 3
Denver 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-4
Game callds at end of seventh to catch
train.
Two-base hits: Uoyd. Cole. Butcher,
Spahr, Elston. Sacrifice hits). Elston.
Wolfgang. Stolen base: Mullen. Left on
bases: Lincoln. 3; Denver, t Struck outi
uy jwrnan, is py wougang, j. limes on
baUs: Off Wolfgang, L Time: 1.06. ifm-
MERRIAM WINS MILLER
CUP AT MILLER PARK
J". B. Merrlam was successful in win
ning the Rome Miller cup at the Miller
Park Golf club in the Sestembor com.
petition, Saturday evening the club sup.
per win be held with presentation of
prises. The committee in charge has
promised something special in entertain
ment at the presentation, which Will
take place at I p. m. In the pavilion. Jt
is open and free to the public Donors
of prises are specially invited. Th.
poned team match will take place Bun.
aay at w a. m.
There is something lit the air at this
time of tho year that has a very drying,
irritating effect cn the nostrils and air
passages of the head and throat A
COUirh and cold fr.nu AnMlr V1 Utna 1. a x.
symptoms, and Foley's llontx WnA -T..
v-oraiHiuna is a strong demulcent mrimIv
that gives prompt rrllef. Use It for
coughs, colds, tickling throat, hoarsenecs
and bronchial coughsi Vest for children
and grown Demons. Kmb it
and quick relief will follow its Use, Con
tains no oplatta. For sale by all dealers
everywhere. Advertisement
uuuiin, jo. .......... c u z i i t ,,o
Cansldy. rf i I 0 1 4 0' o
ChamiolL cr,...,,., 4 0 o 4 6 10
Butcher,7 2b,....,.... 4 0 0 4 1:3
Blston, lf.,..!..., J ' 0 .-O 2 0 0
Mlotk,. .0,4.... i.... 4(1-1 3 0 0
Coffey,, ss., ",.... 4 1 1 .2 .12 0
Fisher, lb...., 4 0 1 0 , ,6 0 1
Schreibsr. P.. 8 0 0 0 3 0
rT
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NAPS DEFEAT TP TIGERS
Grcffg Holdt Detroit Batten to Four
Scattered Hits.
BLANKS THEM UNTIL NINTH
JohnsoM Ordered Off Field In Sixth
Fra.rae ljr Vmplne O'Longrhlla
for Protefctln Against
Lnttcra Dectsloa.
DETIIOIT,' Oct f.-Gregg held Detroit
tj four scattered hits " today and Clove
ltnd, continuing Its desperate though'
nearly hopeless flgh for second place,
won, S to 1. The Cleveland lefthander
bjanked tho Tigers Until the ninth, whea
Cobb beat out an infield hit. stole second
and third, and scored on Gregga poor'
throw to catch Veach off first
Olson who played second In Lojolo's
place, singled to right In the first inning,
scoring Lslbotd. Cleveland won the game
In the fifth when, with the bases full,
Chapman' drove a double to the score
board In left center bringing home on
ths hit two runs. Slhgks by Chapman,
Olson aid Bjran, gave, tho visitors two
tallica In, the- eighth. House replaced
Comstook In the final inning and he was
found for two run rvrtu .i
scored .on Lelbold'e triplb and Chapman
Drought Leiboia In by driWrig d long- sac
rlflco hit to Cobb.
Johnson was ordered rtttotti fi.i in
the sixth by Umpire O'Louglilln' for pro-
ttsung against thp lattejr's decisions. ;
CSHpmiq. m 2 3 1 1 DDtamtD. !. I 1 1
Jtckwa. rr.. I o e o tmwtori, rf 4 t 1
JohnKftn, b I OBI 0Vech, if.... J c 0
Rrtn, lb.... 1 X S l oatlnor. lb.. I o 11
OS
0 t
0 0
vnar. e i s loibton. .... 4 e
n..,. ;s ... i i
. Totle...,.. .4 37 II 3
Autuicu or drmwck in eigntn.
SOOnE BY INNIN08.
Cleveland 0-0030012-S
tytfolt 0 00,00000 1-1
: Ci bummart:
Tuk.hii-. 1.1... a.
iTVbaso hit: Lelbold. lUuijOff Corn:
sukk, H in eight Innings; off House.
ODnL,nff'I.25(ir,tlc Mts-Chompan
Ohapmanl,
StoItiCheees:
lllS,Ji
Grer.w jflrat base on balls: Off Com-
o'Ntii, cobb ay
Lert
Coaistock. Time: 1:47. Umpires: JFer
fon, and O-Loughlln. , '
et i uy j irE m . a. ivi n nitrHi
WASHINGTON. Oct L-Wasulng'tpn
mado t three straight shutouts by win
ning from Philadelphia today, 1 t'p. 0.
Again ths champions played none but
second string men, but they forced tne
locals to hustle In order to win.
. Bohen. nn nf rvi.nl. rMv. . .
iters, wis In iha box and Ditched a solen.
'Igfamc. lln. allowed but thres hit.
WO at tham Iwmlnr In th a.ia.htk
.Wu n h I njrf n w Tin . ..m.. u. ...
ft(nUoy. Washington recruit pltclje
nioa( B jropirball as his opponent JJe
i inioiM iu mHD way ior a
pinch
A . I KNIFE! 1 'I S I I JKr SI' I ' ' I 1 U
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If so, then ours is
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Our Kensington suits for fall are so master
fully designed and skillfully tailored that
auauiuieiy no trace 01 commonplaceness f
appears. Instead they are refreshingly U B
different Qnd distinctive.
They have all the individuality, vshde. and
1 graceful shapeliness of theTnpst&lusive
custom tailored garments, yet tT&eyre'Vith
m range of the moderate purse, Mostim
poriant of all, they fit and stay fit
Make it a point to see them before you
buy. The clothes themselves are the best
ads we have. $20, $25 upward!
.iJ-U'd.-Tftter pay, lesr'
V&lueii ar offkred anvwhnrn
fwed anywliore
uenuemon at'
A '
OMAHA, THUlSSlAAi. WlVOtM 2, 1913.
J ft I , . xV5
WITH THIS
KNIFE!
hltteit in the eighth. Gallia pitched the
ninth Inning for Washington and retired
the Athletics In, order. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. , . WASHINGTON.
P',r. f... i o OAtoju. it,..: noo
WjUih. If.... I 0 t 0 OMoeller. rf.. 1 0 0 0 0
Frltfc lb.... 1 0 0 3 10eJoo. rt.. 1 0 J 0 0
Ctruthr. Ibl 1 ! orotr. tb...l 0 14 1
tlrlckUr. rf. 8 0 0 OOwail. ib... I 0 S 0 0
JSTSir. ... 3 0 0 4 SMornui. 2b. J 0 I 0 0
Ofr. lb S 0 10 0 DAIntralUl. e. I 1 t S 0
McAtdt, e.. 117 1 OHbtnki. cf.. S 1 0 0 0
Min, ..,. I 0 0 3 OMeDrld. il 3 0 4 1 0
Strusk 1 0 0 0 OnntUr. S.. 3 0 0 4 0
' . Milan .,..,1 0 0 o
'"'! lUtllM, P.... 0 0 0 1 0
Batted' for Bentley mght" 1
Batted for Brickley In ninth.
Th1UH.lr.mn I. d. nAAHAA A A
Washington 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1
IllUi: on Bontly, 3 In eight innings: off
Philadelphia, 6; Washington, 8. Bases on
balls: Off Bently, 2; off Bohen.. 2. Hit by
hU: Daley. Struck out: By Bently. 3; by
-uncii. i. riiu jiuciicb; jueniioy, lionen.
Umpires: Dlneen and Connolly.
Whitney Horses
a m
Are first and Third
NEWMARKET. Eng.. Oct. l.-Harrv
Payne Whitney, the American
man, today took first and third places In
tho Great Eastern Rnllnra v h.nHUn
with his horses Harmonlcon suid Borrow,
ridden by the Jockeys Maher and Martin,
respectively, sixteen ran in' the event
which is a alx-furlonr - ractS Vnr i.v.om.
old and Upward, for a- sweepstakes of tm
each for starters and 33,600 added.
FAMOUS HORSEMAN
HAS PNEUMONIA
LEXINGTON. Kv.. Oct. 1 lam., n .
Haggln. famous horseman and coppr
magnate. Is suffering from pneumonia
at his' home, j Green HIU. near here. to.
day. 'Mri' Haggln, who Is .87 -yeara- old.
became .suddenly ill yesterday. His con
dltoa is. serious. Ho has not been in
good health 'since he fnll A
stairs In New York last February. He
came to Lexington three weeks ago.
FOOT BALLPLAYER"
DIES OF INJURIES
, -Minneapolis. Oct. wiien weid-
mnn h,n 8cho0 Doyt whose spine was
day. September 24. died at tha tinmn nf
his parent' hero today. Young Weld
man collided with another player.
Exhibition Games,
At Toledo K-HiE.
Chicago Nationals ...1 7 6
Toledo .Aflsoclatloo ,. ,., 6 9 0'
Batteries: Watson and .Hargrove, Cotla
more' and Devoght
At Milwaukee B.H.E.
Chicago Amtricani 4., j 7 j
Milwaukee Association v.,,.8 7 8
Batteries: , Russell. Seott and Schalk.
Sullivan- TlrrultMr iWrf t T . . i. i - i. - - :
of tenth; darkness.
At inoianapoiis-rf tftH.B."
Plltahunrh N.thn.l. n V. I
iBdlanajolis AMoclatlwil.V.l'.',''!6.l3 - a.
uaiieries; u-xooie, HOMnson and BlWon;
Mers. Scbardt and Livingstone. , j
a, r , f
gX"H
a store wmci
Jtro'oupKeBm6r piothos at $14.50, J17 and $20
at Iha tuJ,.. ,vtV'-i i. . xj-J't i? -J . e r
miu inirjjraiuor v'ouios ai s ii.DU, si7 and 120. fo stroneer
at the prle,,.-. alM,&aje tbo opWr Syatem aotid Tio&Your.
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FORK .vyp-H
ROSS BACK INTO PLAY
Oiant Guard Enters ;FpoV3all Game
for Seaspnif NeVrasEfc
CHANGE TO BEAT GOPHERS
Scoot Harmon Snya Minnesota
Should Hare Beaten Dakota by
Bljg Score, trat Were TJn
able to Do So.
LINCOLN, Oct L (Special.) Nebraska
foot ball stock mounted higher today
when It Woi announced thnt" (JllmV'Ttbss,
tha , giant .colored guarct'ofjt season,
would again don the molesplns. Ross is
badly needed In the, line., here.h, ex
perience, weight and abljjiy wpujd.. add
'materially to tha Nebraska,,, IdefeiBlve
p,ay- .." , .' ; .' '
Rosa did stellar work In tnfco blg.cames
last year, but was not given a IcttcT
through 'a technicality, in tho Jdlssourl
Valley rules. Ross has overlooked this
and consented to return to the fold.
Apppi, who played a smashing gamo
at quarter as a freshman two years ago,
and has not been out since then, also
promised thlo morning to report the first
of the week. Towle Is back, but must
make up some school work before eligible
to play and he Is busy with his examina
tions this wcukv ' a ' - '
Look to dopher faariie,"0 '
Dewey Harmon, assistant c'o'acrX' who
was In the Minnesota game1 last" Satur
day as a Nebraska scout. wa noi bVcrlr
Impressed with tho work of 'the tfophers.
Harmon brings back the most cheering
news the Cornhuskers have had in weeks.
He believes the Minnesota-Nebraska game
will devolve largely in a punting duel be
tween Howard, the Nebraska punter, and
the, Minnesota kicker. He says that Min
nesota's ba'ckftejd is not.Btrflnff enough
q smash tho' Nebraska line 'for big "gains
and "Nebraska bafekfleid,1 although' bril
liant will find the Gopher line a "strong
wall. Ho expects the secondary defense
of the Cornhuskers to aid in holding the
Gophers, tlmo and time again, for dis
tance.
Varsity Well Drilled.
He says Nebraska! is lietter 'drillcd'now
than Minnesota and the Gophers should
have plied up a score of 25 to 0 against
South Dakota hot or thSPeTaeltlc work,
fumbling being? frequent. ta tee Gojiber
backfleld.
Aaslstatn't Coach Itecd hear? for" the
first time today frpm Foxy Kennedy of
the Haskell Indians, who meet Nebraska
later In tho season. Kennedy for the
first time In his life Is optimistic and
maks the boost the Indians will have
tha strongest team la the valier.
Adranco information was -also received
today from. Washburn I nth hnru r
pictures and weights of the Topekn team,
Washburn will eouol if not nutiricrh
Cornhuskers, and Stelbm la exceedingly
uuuioua 01 ine openings gama'U
hardeet practice. SfelEw wiU nleotiive
the fioiiur! m 1rr ZS.?i . .
a
THE
lyouf lV.-.',. .
v Toa ... , Li w
HI m-Xilll... , J ! " " A
evening, whlld, U10 Friday proctlce will
bo light. " t
With Del Mmm and
St. Joseph Changed
Quito a bit of misunderstanding has
arisen at the high school In connection
with the recent changes made In tha
foot ball schedule. The original schedule
provided for a. game with West Dea
Moines High school and St Joseph High.
Last week It win snnnunwil that. IIima
games had been cancelled and that the
local nign school lads would play Blair
and Norfolk Instead. N raaaon. fnr IIia
change was given by Prof. C. E. Becd of
me Bcjiooi, wno arranged the schedule,
and th.o report became current among
the student bodv that tha enrnM hH
been cancelled becauso of the expense
Involved in bringing the teams to Omaha.
As a result much comment was calused
concerning Mr. Reed'a action.
Upon being Interviewed Mr. Reed ex
plained that it was a great disannolnt-
ment to him that it was necessary In
cancel tho games with St Joseph and
Deo Jlolncs. and that he had done all In
his power to retain them. For
reason or other, foot ball as a branch, of
scnooi atnicucs has been discontinued at
the 8t Joseph High school this fall, and
this, of course .eliminates jl contest Tilth
that school. .' ,
In the cose Of the Des Moines nrhnnl
Mr. Reed asserts that the contract for
tho game was broken by the foot bail
management of that place without ren
dering notice to the athletic board of the
local school and that he was not notified
of this' affair or of the St Joseph prop
osition Until such a late date aa to pre
clnde the staging of a contest with any
of ths larger town's in 'the vicinity.
The game. VWch was1 echfedolod for
Saturday with South Omaha High "school,
will be held ' Monday, because Rourke
park Is being used this week by the
Ak-Sar-Ben.
Take Warning, .
Don't let stomach, liver nor . kidney
trouble down you, when you can quickly
down them with Electric Bitters. 60c.
For eale by your druggist Advertisement
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ST. JOSEPH CINCINNATI LOIHSVILLE
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Yell Defiance !
at Blood Disorders
A Remedy That Has S&owiv
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At Last Von Can Get Bid of Blood Trouble
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The word Medicine Is ono of tho.mosfi
abused In our language. Th'ore are cer
tain medicinal properties just as neces
sary to health as the food, we eat Take,
for example, the well-known medicine S.
8. B. This famous blood purifier con
tains medicinal components just as vital
and essential to healthy blood as the ele
ments of wheat, roast beef, the fats ana .
the sugars that make' up our dally, ration.
Alt a matter of fact, there, is one. 'Int.
tredlent In B. 8. S. which serves tha,'
active purpose of stimulating each cellu
lar part of .the body to the healthy JiVia
Judicious selection of Its own essential
.nutriment That la why It regenerates tttb
blood supply; why it has such a Iremend- ;
ous Influence in overcoming Rheumatism,-, .
Catarrh of the Stomach and lntestlnesj,
akin eruptions and All blood troubles. '
And In regenerating the tissues S. S. 3. .
has a rapid and positive antidotal effect' '
upon all those irritating influence's that; '
cause sore throat weak eyes, I6ss'oC'
weight, thin, pale cheeks and that weari-"
ness otbscle and nerve. that leads., ;sa -many
-people lbtq the dangcrpus, pathj-of,
stimulants and narcotics,. . , j ,H
Get, a oottlo. of B. at'any'ldrfii ?
tore, and in a few days yoi will iioC
only feel bright and energetlcj "but .ytU;-"'
wHl bo the picture of new life: -S. Si..SJ'J.:
Is prepared only in the laboratory ofcThe,
Hwlft Speclflo Co., 2i9 Swift Bldgv. .Atr ' v
lanta. Go., who maintain a very enlclent ''
medical department where -all whc hava
any blood disorder of a stubborn nature
may. consult freely. ri-
8. 8, 8. la sold everywhere by .drfiq
stores, department and general stdr'e's..' '
Don.'t permit anyone to sell you a 6&d' "
stttute. Insist upon 8. 8. 8, " " ''t"u
About WtBskey?
fl. Almosfanv whiskey
can be guaranteed un
,der the Pure Fop3'
'Laws, Certain essen
tials well known to the
trade can be overlooked
and avoided and the
guarantee still hold
good but
RED TOP RYE
is the result ot distilla
tion from choice grair
with perfect fooa, value
guaranteed by. distillers
to be blended of whis
kies of such ' age "and
purity as to make the
result PURE.
Anyone who is well
posted-will understand
the merit of this argu
ment. :.--
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