BOWLERS SHOWING HEW LIFE
Good Recordi Are Made on the Local
Alley 7 Several Team.
LLAGUI3 GET GOOD START
Keettwa; HeJa Tif - Fwwr
laut Tni Metrwwwlltsua lH
Tessas At Rewr-
When in Doubt Leave It to a Stranger
Drawn for The Bee by "Bud" Fisher
Tbt looal rollers earn back strong last
week after a week's lay off and broke
a few nuon'i records. Th Htnrs team
tin th sensation of Use wA"s plar
when they piled Ui wood Friday nirtit
for a team total of tVKK aad a atagfci
came of 1.1T7. both una reeorda Tba
Lux Buffet team also soada a
lag- In tha Gat at? bbj
a season' record for Ota sragwe with
tR!7. Other larva tntala
by other team and taPtkluajaa,
Tft Coinnurrrlmi famgiw ant
Monday fright wfia sta stronr
fiartrig ach other, alfnnrnjn
lata la acarttasv they expest Una
theUr moat msspsrans senses. AcBvfj
among tba member of tha supposedly
disbanded Metropolitan leago
Hewed last " and a meeting waa
called for today, roar of laat aeasoa's
Imum win ba reorganised and aombtoad
with four teams from tha disbanded
Bensoa teagua, Thia leatro la tha dotal
nloor ormniaaOoa in tha city and It
eoralng back to Ufa la raorfrod aa good
mwi by tba garaee enthusiast.
Tha Midwest Teurnament Boootara
committee launch! thalr organixation
laat woek and wUl Immediately plaa to
k Omaha's entry thia season the
larvaat evoc and alas outllna a earn-
paJcn towarda bringing next season's big
Vent bora a J. Cain, tha Mldweat aa-
aoelaUoa'a representative here, nas an
Uated tha services of tha leading mem
ber of Omaha bowling organisation aaa
K.a Miiad a martin for next Bandar.
rtw. rvmniKiri Jml dub and son a th
laullM aaerebanU of tba city ffl aa-
atat tbaaa fn thasr andaarer
tba M araafc
WSJCKa aoWLIltO ICHCBCLB.
MORRISON "JCTBVr,,,..
Fairmont Creamery "VlTt
FajStT? fa a" mat Drexel ho company.
tthWday-Xmarloan Expraaa tmpany
M.lt Uw Buffet, Florshelm fonoe
asalnst Rumour's Old Taverue.
"'oWna-Oa. Leasee: Wjpttohjfi nlnst
Tarbebies. .Intensos against Hot Plates.
Comfort Iron against U, O. K. a..
Lithographers Ttauai Tuesday-Lyon
psny. ThurirfarIary Print e aMnst
Heee Printing company. H. and B. Press
aaalnst K lope-Hart lett company.
Xih IeJtue: Frldsylixus awln.t
Wtora, Old fctl Lara agJnt Bura
N"h' MCT-ROPOUTAN ALLBTJJ. .
o..rd on Club: Monday Poiaflna
.-.T-.t Wrfactton OH. Mica Ax
Urnin analnat Crown Oa-ollna.
mard Crow i.. alnl Plar and Wrtpea.
Vlnrlav-lln Old Alr. affaMal
tyt.n1'cua: Tufuy-ln-xTur
oanXa.u Thday-
lntor-drpartmnt matohoa.
Wwi'i laue: Tuady AfUreooa-
"f.J. 2n Tb.1a-nnnU
Pnon" aa.l'.t Tarn CVhb.nt..-. Ii'bla
ItHa alSnt KIIUa. Thutlea aainrt
bt. Andr.W!6CTATtoM A1JLJ5Ts: -
JaCowMoKaMtaj P MjUo-t
llval Or1r of Moot, h.1 Paxoa aaiu
ICm Mauraf. .Caf aaalnt
'lBlvli A7oth Omaha.
Hprtni! Brwlr.a company B" .".
Warn. Thuraday Jettfir-aOld Aaa aaalnat
Karmara Kxofcan.a. euro fcjrto.a aaainat
Lyai Order of Mooaa.
, Mldwrat Toaraaaaaa.
Omaha'a Idling . bowllnt anlhulaU
wUl aoon hold a n?tln to outllna plana
for awlngln nt aeaon'a Mldwart
tournament to thia city. E4 Tracy and
C. J.' Cain aro tha tournamont aaaoola
tlon'a looal rprwntaUva Thuoa two.
with tha axprt altaiusa of William F.
Wabar, Oad, Hmrtlnaton, W Ktana
msn and a faw othar local bowllnr an
thualaata, will lend thalr boat afforta to
warda aaeuring tha big avant It la not
thought that thera will ba any oppoal
tloa aa Omalia i centrally located and
It la tha main atrontfttold of tba Midwest
Tournament aaioclatton.
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II'HIEL HIPS MOTHER HAM
Clips Second and Four-Fifth, from
Two-Mile Record.
AVIATOE EXKHIT3 SKILL
MatorayoU Rldara Woald Hart No
Arlatlaa; for Thalra, While Me
Mlllea taya taaaar fttdlac
Daaseiroaa. '
Bowllaa; Wotea.
A few addlllone will ba mmle In the
Oate 1 Ity .;ui una wan. in r
v.i.n Kiuuia will mini Harea atkd Had'
ford to Uilr iw and tha l-'rexal BUooa
hae aifiiicd Mattbt. '
1 i.vtla haa put a team In the Com
mercial U'ue umler Hie Omaha IMcyola
num. Thay ought to to faal with Morty
Grave, the luvlureycla ((wed artial, la
their reave.
Tha Lwla Buffet team Went atronl laat
woek and wun three trvu thalr cloaeet
rlvala. Ua Black Kata.
The Rayane FalataffB will prohably
antrr Viie Mlawaei louroaaivni ai otuua
City.
The ' bowlera la Grand Island have a
new art v ailat Abd AT orianlttnf a
lee sue.
r,a Rurress-Naah bunch were all dolled
up Krtilay n:ht with tbetr atlk embrota-
rad ahlrta
Henry Pollock filar and Btriiee will
be one of Oiuaha'e stroruf taama at rluux
City.
The Commercial Wanure ot away to a
poor atart lat k. l(fu.l-rd trrowna
Uad In the tlrat week's play wUh a triple
victory to their credit.
Charley Rels has a new system In
lunula hi team this season, lie chango
the entire lineup em'h aante except lilut
Hlf. The lxval Order of Mooae in the
lfaMvtvr Itarut Is another team with an
ur.tiii.r.e'l momuershlp.
i'.ob Koran has adiled to the Oate City
Ireci t riae liet a bowiuva; bail case.
The Prairie I.tfe Insurance Company
it sin, better known aa tha pllroa, will
enter tha tournament at bioux City.
No Federal Bowline lesyua will be
started. The bowler have met Joe Do-
her s terms and he haa signed with tha
!nyal Older of Mooae team In the
booster leaaue.
A new set nf alleys ware Installed In
Lincoln this fall and two leasuea organ-
Utd.
With the bcwlera of Grand Island, Un
rein, Tender and other towns taking aa
Interest In the game, proaoacts tor a state
tounvuneut are already growing brighter.
The nrw place being tnatalled by
"Wally" Wiwiinnii at F.lghteenth and
Farneiu streets will ba known as '"3 1
Karnam." rJieven new alleys and flv
riliard tables are now beloa Installed
The opeeina' date will be about Novem
ber H.
Pteveral new leaguee will ba organised
to roll on tha I'lrnun alleys when they
are completed. Tha Jobbere' and Auto
i.w loax-ues are now working on thebj
01 Kanisanoa.
ft Iouts bowtere will nae a apedal
xrio in their tun to the Via west tourn
aii.enl at 81ou City,
A toe snor waa recently rolled by Hiss
r.irau nera a K. Louia.
fet Anelesburss new Porlera" Oulrle
Is a r-t vt p. set bon'.et contalmna
tlie S't'lulea of the dnferant Imlxmu
-lo lnforir.un about an records made
in lo'jrnauirms aivfl rnilil.es.
S. A. McNIel, tha M lnneapolla Moose,
took tha aclssora to another world'
motorcycle record at the Stadium speed
way yesterday afternoon when he clipped
two miles In 1:03. Tha previous reoord
waa 1.13H.
McNlel'a machine, waa work In r In fin
trim In tha match racea and ha waa run
nine In faat time despite tha fact that he
waa vslnc? larva and cumbersome dirt
track tires, which added to his time. He
decided to try a two-mile exhibition ai
he changed his wheela so aa to use t
barrower board track tires. On th fir
lap MoNlel waa moving relatively slo
but he picked up and mad th mil In V
Aviator Fllee.
Before and after tha races Ralph
MeMlllen, the aviator, cava exhibit
flight. Before the raoes ha sailed ov
th downtown district and after tS
event ba circled th motordrome save '
times.
This afternoon McMillan wilt give
eral flights and will also race agati
six motorcycles on th track.
McNlel. In addition to nipping tha t
mile record, won three race at th 8pe
way yesterday. Henry Lewis also wi
three.
It ha been about practically decldt
that Joe Woltera. who, It Is said. Ilk I
to hear himself hailed as tha dirt trai
king, will not be among those present
th speedway her. . Mr. Wolter hi
been readlna loliag account of l"
Nisi, Fleckenstela and Orave and he h
na lonaer a dealrai tA nartlelnata In tf
competition hare.
Benny Kauf Leads
Federal Batters
CHICAGO. Oct 11-Benny Kauff, In
dlanapoll all-around star, won th bat
ting championship of the Federal league
according to averagea published her to
day. HI average waa SC4. Beside land
ing th batting tUle. Kauff stole more
base than any other Federal leaguer,
totaling aevsnty-flve, and also led in
number of hits, number of run scored
and In total basaa HI record follows:
g. a.h. r. a. t.a. I. Ik. .r. t a. as. F4
(ft .ma m it) lit in 11 l 11 n .M
Tha . Federal'. ' WO hitter" beside
Kauff were: Chase. Buffalo. 3M;
Evans. Brooklyn. 5S: Rouse b, Indianap
olis,. I3J; Terke. Pittsburgh. S33; East
rly, Kansas aty, Jffl; Bhaw, Brooklyn,
121; Lennox. Pittsburgh. 817; Kenworihy,
Kansas CUy, Sift; Campbell, Indianapolis,
111; Louden, Buffalo, 313; Or and all, St.
Louis, SIS; "Walsh. Baltimore, Sll: Mur
phy, Brooklyn. 811; Oak, Pittsburgh.
AMY'S RUN BEATS NAVY
sajsMaaasssaas
Quaker Flayer Intercept! Forward
Fail and Coven Sixty Tardi '
L00XS AT ITEST LIKE A TIE
Aaaapolla Mldshlpsaea Lae aa
Fraaklla Field by leer at
Talrteea to Bis to Pea a.
' aylvaala Kle.vea.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1T.-A fin
sixty-yard run by : Mike" Avery.,, wh
had Intercepted a forward pass, gar the
THIS FOR MDLEWEIGHTS
Boxeri in that Class Active Towards
Championship Honors.
CHIP AKD CLABBT ARE SXXT
Caltforalaa Matched with Fanaaas
Baxer Who Llekod L Aarelea
Polleeaaaa Bla lek4sU
f P reseat latetroat.
NEW YORK, Oct IT. Now that George
Chip haa pot aa end to Billy Murray'
tltl ambition for th second time and la
DRAKE EASY FOR KANSAS
i
Jsyhawkeri Trim Bulldog hy Thir
ty-Two to Seven Score.
GAME RATHER ITNISrrERESTTNO
Both Teaaaa Play Old Style. Fwot
' Ball Alaaoat Caatlauoasly
hearer Make Oaly Toach
dewa for Hla Team.
DK3 MOINES. Oct 17. Kansas uni
versity ' easily defeated Drake university
her this afternoon. 33 to 7, In the first
University of Pennsylvania foot team a matched with Jimmy Clabby, It should J Missouri Valley conference game , on tha
Rider Woalda't Fly.
A peculiar circumstance attending tj
motorcycle rider and the aviator la tht
neither ene haa any desire to follow tf
profession of tha other. . McMillan aaf
rvgarding the motordrome: "Oe. buT
that s daaaeruua," while th ridera re
turn in kind, declaring that no money
would ba Incentive for their taking up
citizenship with th elouds. '
Race No. 1. three miles. French point
reoe: Henry lla. ft ret: Charles Sud-
deth, second: Tex Richards, third. Time,
lw I isinety mile aa hour.
luce No. 1 two miles, mulch race: i J.
A. McN'.el. flrat: Mortv Graves, second.
Time, ti I ml!es an hour.
Race No. I. four ml lea. French point
rare: Henry IaiwIi. first; Charles Wu.t
drth, serond; Dave Klnnie, third. Time,
3 44; si x, miles an hour.
Race No. 4, Three miles, match ram;
J. A. McNlul. first; Larry Fleckenstein,
M-ond. Time, 1 67.1, II2.M mllea an hour.
Race No. t. five nil lea. French point
race: Henry Lewis, first: Dutch KUyere,
a-ond; lve Klnnie, third. Time. 141;
mue aa hour.
Race No. L five mile, free-for-all: J.
A. McNIel. flrnt: Larry Kle-Veneeln. see-
ond: Morty tiravea. third. Time. 113; W W
nmee an hour.
Raoe No. 7. sxhibltlon. two milts axainat
reoord J. A. McNIel. Time, 1:U Hat;
lo ml lea an hour. Previous world'a
record. 1:13.4.
COTNER TAKES FALL OUT
OF YORK COLLEGE TEAM
TORK. Neb.. Oct 17 (Special Tele
gram.) Cotner university defeated York
college thl afternoon. 13 to . Cotner
played Tork off their feet. Btreln and
Moa starred for Cotner. while Froid and
oVhrnetsei starred for the Weals. Lineup:
HiLl) OAK. la.. Oct l..-v-t
gram.) Mlas Can Trip, owned by Life V
Ramsey of Beatrice, Neb., won the final
round of tha Waterloo cup match, fin
ished her today after four day of cours
ing, and wit awarded tha cup. Scarlet
Lady, owned by Dr. W. . Moonlight of
Eureka, Kan., was th runner-up and waa
beaten In th laat round by tha winner.
to L
Th puree was won by Lady Dufferln,
Allon A McCarty. Chicago, over Hand
some Boy, Scott, Oschler A MlUlken.
Sutton, Neb., 4 to 1
In the plate. Rolling Stone, Stephen
J Pace, Friend. Neb., was th winner, and
Sweeping name, Kvarson 4k Beacnier,
Alma, Neb., vii th runner-up, Th final
score her waa I to L
Grace Rolckwell, owned by W. B. Flack,
Orand Island, Neb., won the Johnson-
house stake, tha cup for which waa of
fered by Samuel Payne o( Red Oak. In
thia match Never Settle, owned by B, C
Noble, Republic City, Kan., waa run
ner-up and the aoorw was 4 to o.
Bad roads kept attendance dowa, but
thosport was good.
15, M. Campbell of Butte, Mont, one of
th men who had hounds an tared, died at
th hotel hera thl afternoou from pneu
monia after sicknea of only a couple of
daya
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victory over the Annapolis midshipman , not be long before a real middleweight
on Franklin field today by a score of 13 1 champion begin to loom up. Chip seems
to a Up to th tiro Avry placed the to be a fixture In California, where hi
ball behind th Navy' goal line th mid- fighting ty! haa made him a big tav
shlpmen had fought. Pennsylvania hardlortt. Twenty-round battle ult Chip
and it looked as thought th contest j b,ttrr thaji th ghort dUtano affair in
wnnm y to a g ta H I'e. . ' th. ...
Apparently, the middleweight class la
going to supplant tha lightweights In
California. Till mean that it wl'J sot
ba long before a champion la developed
who will not only have a technical claim
to the title, but also ' th public confi
dence. Winning th publla confidence Is
th only thing that really mature, and
ao far none. of th numerous claimants
haa been able to do It
Chip' defeat by Al McCoy will not be
held against blra If he ahould be fortunate
enough to stop th nimbi Clabby. but
this seemg to be altogther too much toj
expect, us iorra tn latter xigure to
dance off with th decision. Of th two
Chip would be the more popular succes
sor to Stanley Ketchell, for reason that
h carrie a wallop, and no champion can
hop to be popular without one.
Morris Beehiaa Matches.
Aocordlng to report from th wast
Carl Morris la on the point of making his
annual pilgrimage to New York. Morris
aays he ha two opponent in view: Qua
boat Bmith and Al Raich. Another match
with Gunboat might not b amis on ac-
count of tba unsatisfactory ending of
their bout last winter when Morrt waa
disqualified for fouling. There
many who thought that Morris would
have won that bout if ho had not broken
th rule after Smith had cracked him
on tba chin with on of hla wild right.
Smith took tha stand that Morris virtu
ally quit when he refused to fight fairly,
and th facta bear blra out But si oca
ao many of th spectators war of th
opinion that It was Smith who wanted to
stop ha would be anxious to prove that
such was not th casa. Smith, however,
seems to b perfectly willing to let the
reflection oa hla courage paas, aa ba bo
left Morris severely aloa aver since.
Relea Stilt ta Doabt.
Vf hether Reich has now sufficiently ad
vanced to tackle Morris again 1 open to
doubt Morrt won a one-punch victory
laat year, but that was Reich' aeconj
professional fight aad he Buffered from
stag fright to such aa xtat that he
waa uaabl to do himself Justice. Mince
then Reich haa bad considerable experi
ence and la able ta withstand mor hard
usage than waa tha eaaa a year ago.
.Retch' match with Jlra Flyna will prob
ably show that he la ready for bigger
gam than th men he has been meeting.
Reich would b foolish to go out of his
class, but each opponent selected ahould
ba a Uttl harder than th othar. Meet
ing such dub a Fred McKay sad Al
Benedict will add nothing to his prestige
or afford him the kind ef axpertenb he
needa
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enuiia for tter.eon. Kef ere: I viruy. i. as
pire: lieck. Head lmun: Harvey.
Fed a May lavs If. Y.
CHICAGO, Oct IT lrldent Oil more
announced today that the Federal leagts
waa plaitnlnat th Invasion of New York
and that (our possibilities tor ball parka
war be.na considered. Nothing delm'bi
haa bean dec d1 on, be said, but at a
meeting la New York next Friday, action
probably wuuld be take.
Cetera d A sates Law.
FORT COU.INS. Colo.. Oct rf.-Th
University of Colorado eleven this after
noon defeated the Colorado Atrgtee by a
core of J to Th faat work of the
unlveraity. Hi leritftr line pluiuilng n.l
th overhand game made tha score for
toe visitor.
Pennsylvania:
Murdork for Hopkins, ortssa for
Wltherow, Wltherow foT Joureay,
Journeay for Norwald, Bates for Hfirrla,
Koona for Urquhart. Parkew for Koona.
Vrouhart for Parker, Rockfellor for Yree
land, Matthews for VV ray, M off It for
Matthews. Matthews for Mofltlt. Wray
for Matthewe, Avery for Tucker. Tucker
fop Avery, Avery for Tucker. Annapolle:
Mills for Jones. Jones for Mills. Mills
for Jones, rtmlth lor Perry, woe-nwsro
for Hicks. Kirks for Woodward. T.
Harrlaon for Graf Vll f.r MitchoU,
Falllna; for Biodgett. Alexomler for Fall
ing, Weaiphal fur Alcxandor, Alexander
for WestpluxL
Aviator Will Race
Pop-Pop Lads Sunday
Ralph McMillan, th Council Bluff
aviator's second flight Friday attarnooa,
was highly successful, tha airman
traversing th atmosphere abov Omaha
for more than an hour and then going to
Council Bluffa Ha was delayed tn start
ing awing to a minor break la hi machine.
Sunday he will rao crack riders ef
the speedway. Including John A. McNeal
of Mlnneapolla MoMtilan declared yes
terday that ther waa practically ao dan
gar la fly lug at a high altitude, but a
great deal of peril In flying low to the
ground, as he I forced t da when rao-
tag.
local stadium. The Fame - was rather
alow and uninteresting, old style foot
ball being played almost continuously by
both teams. Shearer's run of seventy
yards - after catching a Kansas punt
scored Drake's only touchdown.
The line up: ,
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Scandinavian Ships
. Halted by Germans
LONDON, Oct. 17. Telegraphing from.
Copenhagen on October It, th corre
spondent of the Dally Mall relates that
a Norwegian trawler captain who had.
arrived there from Stavanger, Norway,
declares that during his crossing of the
North sea he and hla crew observed
about twenty cruisers and some trans-,
ports. Viewed from a distance it looked
as if these cruisers were convoying com
mercial ship which. In the opinion of
the captain were undertaking a trial ex
cursion. The fleet was moving slowly. . '
Information haa been received her that '
during the last week German cruisers
and torpedo boata stationed south of
Faltieterbo stopped eighteen' Scandin-'
avian steamera and searched them Xor
contraband. None was found. Th ves
sels were bound to Russia, England and
France. Falaterbo U a Swedish port not
far from Malmo. ,
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MAROUETTE-BELOIT GAME
DELAYED BYMUDDY FIELD
MILWAUKEE. Wla. Oot TT Tha Mar-
sjtietU aalreralty against ftektt eoT. iHrkt thea th vialtor.
Denver Puts Crimp
in Kearney Normal
DENVER. Oct 17. In th opening foot
ball game of th season, th University
of Denver team overwhelmed the Kear
ney Normal team, 61 to a Th Denver
team averaged twenty-fir pound
F.R.I F.H
Hcnre he nertnda: Kanaaa CltV. . Ol
in, 13. iB; Drake. 0, , 0, f . 7. Touchdowns.
Stryker. Russell (. Shearer. Field
goals: Btrothera, Gray. Goala from
touchdown: 8trothers (J. Blackburn.
Referee: Umbarger, Yale. Umpire:
Graham, Orlnnell. Helllnesman: Porter,
Maine. Time of quarter: 15 minutes.
Substitutions Kannas: Orsy for Detwller.
Russell for Wood, Householder for
Jame. Strothers for Householder,
Detwller for Lin dear, James torMelloy.
Craig for Gray, Heath for Coolidge.
Drake: Warren for Llndlay. '
. ' . .
Gophers Crush
the Coyotes in a
Spectacular Game
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct I7.-Wlth spectao
ula rforward passea, long Una plungea,
backed by a stonewall defease, the Uni
versity of Minnesota foot ball eleven to
day defeated th University of South I
kota. X to 7.
Forward passea figured prominently in
Minnesota's scoring, all of which came in
th first two quarters. South Dakota's
touchdown came in the last few minutes
of play, when Parilman, on a criss-cross
play, broke through the Un and ran
alxty-two yards for a touchdown.
In tha flrat oarter Solon put th ball
over after receiving a forty-flve-yard pass
from Monday. Another forward pass,
Monday to Solon. In tha second quarter
made possible th next touchdown, while
th two following touchdown. Jeo were
materially aided by successfully executed
forward passes. Solon k eked three goals
from touchdown, and Baston threw Fer
guson over th line for a safety.. Solon,
Baston and Erdahl starred for th Go
pher, whll llengel, Manary and Fergu
son played well for South Dakota,
Pittsburgh Beats the
Carlisle Indians
PITTSBURGH. Oct 17. Th University
of Pittsburgh continued its winning gait
today by defeating' the Carliala tod: ana,
1 to 3. Pitt mad th first acor wtth a
goal from th field In th first period
and added seven mor points with a
touchdown and gual from touchdowa in
the second period. Peaaitlea kept Pitt
from scoring in th laat half. Tha In
diana made their points with a goal from
field in the last period.
foot bail game today waa postpone! ea
aoeount at a muddy field.
Bee Waat Ada Are tba Best Business
Boosters.
Uorreya fullback, and Moffiuaa. aater.
tarred for tha locals. Th Ware has
rot her an1 8h'.lda featured for tha op-
Iionaa'a. Nebraska successfully seed the
forward paaa
The Man With
Prosperous Looks
Gets the business.
A man la Judged very largely
hy the appearance he makes.
Uood clothea cre.ta a mnrA im
pression. To obtain clothea that
are really good and becoming in
pattern ami atyle a man ahould
have hla garments mad to
measure and by a good tailor.
We make good suits and over
coats to order for from
$25.00 to $45.00
and guarantee every garment
perfect In fit and style.
MacCarthy-Wilson
Tailoring Co.
804-300 South 16 th Street.
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Harvard Wlaa Agala.
HARVAR.O, Neb.. Oct. 17.-(Bpeclal V
The Harvard High achoul won tualay Its
third rooeecutlv victory of the eeatson,
when It tfated the huakls from Fair
field Ilich a hool. 44 to a Fairfield made
good g tins several times on line smaahe
and punts, but fai)et eomoletely uD end
runa and pasaea. With Harvard th best
gains uame from a eerie of abort passes
aad acappy end I una.
Do You Know
that we- can mak your last
winter's overcoat do another year
by Cleaning; it and putting, on a new
velvet collar, and possibly a now lin
lnc or gleev lining?
Do You Know
that the whole Job wouldn't
e6st oVer six or eight dollars and
you would have a $26.00 coat? Brine;
or send It tn and we'll quote you a
price to fix It all up.
Do You Know
i i
that we do all kinds at alter
In I". repairing and rellnlng ot both
men's and women's clothes tor about
half what the regular tailors charge T
We do and guarantee satisfac
tion. Try us.
THE PANTORIUM , X
"Good Cleaner and Dyers"
101 17 Jones St. Phone Doc.
Gay Liggett, Pre.
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Hawck Cl Co.
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