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    THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1913.
BLUES WIN 0PE11ER
, FROU THE REBELS
Rebel. Lose to PitUburgh, Schaltx
Holding Foei Eitlen for
Zight Bounds.
eawsmnmannni
io'CONJTOB SUMS TWO-BAGGER
BUFFALO. Aug. t Buffalo won th
) Tlrnt gam. of th series from Pittsburgh
Jiod.y, 4 to . Bchults held the visitor
.littlest for eight Innings, Their only hit.
jln the ninth Inn Inf. was made by O'Con
nor, who drove a two-bagger over first
tiiw. Score: Ft HE.
i"nffak 0 0 0 1 I H ! 4 10 0
Pittsburgh ....0 O 0 1 4
Hatterles: HohulU and Allen; Knetxer
!nd O'Connor.
Terrier Trlaa Ter.
' BALTIMORE, Aug. A. flt Lou Id won
(today's inim, 6 to 1. Pugcs started out
for Baltimore, but waa relieved in the
third. liailrr wan alao touched up rather
lively and Crandall twirled good ball
.throughout, th majority of the hit eom
Mug with two outs. Chapman' homer
Name with a long drlv over, th left
field fence. R.TI.E.
' TOiila n 1 A O J ft MU t
'Haltlmore ... 0 0 0 0 1 0 01 t
, lotteries: Crandall and Chapman;
.Snag. Italley. Lclalr and Owan.
Richards is Allowed
to Compete in High
' Jump Under Protest
r
t "AN FRANCTWCO. Aug. (.-Alva W.
, Rlrhard. of th Illlnol Athletic club
learn, who entry In th high lump at
n he Amateur athletic aenlor champion
'ships, to be held her tomorrow, waa pro
' tented by Martin Delanry.' coach of th
? Chicago Atheltlc club team ' will b al-
lowed to compete under protest, acoord-
Ing to a decision reached by th Na
itlonal Amateur body mad publlo today.
' Richard' entry waa protested oa th
' ground that h to not bona fid rt
', dent of th district for which h I eonv-
petlng.
r Richard won th high lump at th
I Olympic games at Stockholm, Sweden, in
1 1W. at a height of 1.9 meter.
Th committee that decided th Rich
isrds' cas also ruled that all Jumping
competitions shall b held with th wind,
i It it th opinion of th commttt that
i th nst American Amateur unloa oham-
' ; plonablp. be held In Newark, N. J. -
COLORADO RANGE IS VICTOR
; O'Neill Rides in
;' Booster Parade
. at Des Moines
; . DES MOINES. Aug. I.-Xooal baa ball
enthusiast turned out In large number
I today fur ! boos tar program of th
Des Moines ball - team of th . 'Western
league. A parade In which President
(O'Neill of th league was a participant.
J preceded th gam thl afternoon with
Lincoln.
t The member of th team, with th
ci'itotnoWIe speedway jno-nili race toraor
,row. war guest . of th Chamber of
Commerce at luncheon,
Manager Isbell and hi player returned
;from th Oreaha serte with, a on and
iftie-half gam led-vr Denver for th
aa'ennant.
Kd Walsh. Chicago' Amartoan pitcher,
"arrived thl morning, to b a gunet of
Hhonor at th celebration. H will be on
5t the umpires In th afternoon gain.
Take Three-Year-Old Easily
Kalamazoo Circuit
Meet.
at
McLoughlin Winner
Over Norris Williams
LOTTIE LEE DISAPPOINTMENT
KALAMAZOO. Mlrh.. Ana. -Al.
though the track waa muddy from the
rain, which had caused three DoatDone-
ment of the grand circuit race here
thl we, three events were ru off this
afternoon.
One of thesn. the 3t-vcar-uld trot, was
easy for Colorado Range, who won a
similar race In Detroit lat week, but
th other two were well conteated. the
winner finishing in a clo ldive. In a
majority of th heats.
Lettle Lee, who wss considered the
Pl(k of th field In th 2.11 trot, proced
a disappointment and never was better
than third. Pail g finished elxUi In
the first heat, came strong and took
the next three.
Flaxy B won the 2:11 pace, three heat
out of four. Wis ws fifth In the sec.
ond heat.
The 1. 13 trot for S-year-old wss a m.
cession so fsr as the result waa con
cerned, th flv starter finishing each
heat in th same order. Hummarlea:
2:12 trot. I'nlumKl. K. l r..
anmtff in 1
Colorado Rang', h. c. by Colorado
H imviHlllIUI I 1
Ruetlcoat, ch. c (Andrews) 3
Deroche, ch. o (Oeera) a I
Henry Todi iLaaell), and North Bpur
(Cox) also at art ml.
lime. 1 UH. Z:U.
2:11 t mi hli.bm.n kAul ... tj
8adt .. b. m. br Archdala
iMurr.hvl t i i
Tld Temple, b, g. tHtiowi".." 1 7
Lraml L4id, l. . (Mcliutinl.ll 2 i 1
The Onlrte (Oeera). Lottie Lee (White),
M-Uinn) and llahy Doll (Qulnn), a I a.)
stnrted.
Tim. J U'4. t 1244,
2:11 Duwl A In a ciiru 11 (
Blazy B. b. m. by Quaker K
(Hnowi .. .-. J g
Rudd KMllntt. he. m nt f 1
Klnnay (Kfurphy) and Fleet IHIIon (I.
Jime, 1:11, i.14, lift I:1M(.
lestkara Aaaoeiatloa.
Little Rock. 1; Birmingham, a
Chattanooga, 1; Atlanta, a
Memphia, 4; New Orleans. I.
NashvUI. ; Mobil, a
Olaew Move Agala. '' '
Th Brooklyn NaUonal club ha pun
chased Inflelder Olson front th Clnotn-
netlrMih.
BOKTON, Aug. .-Maurlr K. Mc
loiighlln of Han Francisco todsy defeated
R. Norris Wllllama 2d. of thl city, the
national lawn tennis champion in th
challenge match of the Long wood sin
gles, the oldest tennl tournament under
club auspices In the t'nlted States. The
score was (-3, 2-4,
Rxcept In one set McLoughlin was
master of nearly every situation. Will
lams' method of procedure at the outset
waa to rush his opponent to such an ex
tent that the Callfornian would be un
able to get openings, but the tatter's de
fense was to tight (hat Williams soon
had to fall bark on his own defense.
No Important tenl match probably was
ever played under worse condition of
weather and turf. A Ugut rain fell dur
ing the afternoon and the players lit
erally floundered about, often sprawling
on the grans, so Insecure wss the foot
ing. Mclaughlin's terrific forehand i
drives from har.k court were largely re- j
sponsible for hi victory. Th game de
veloped little or no lobbing and Mc
Loughlin did not go to the net more
than a half doeen times.
It was the first time that th player
had met since th national champion-
ship tournament at Newport a year ago,
when Williams won the title from the!
Callfornian. By today victory Mc
Loughlin secures permanent possession
of the Longwood bowl, having previously
won two legs of it
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$2 go
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HOE SALE ! F
Women's, Big Qirla', Misses', Children's,
and Boys' Pumps and Oxfords. Most
ly narrow widths , but good standard
qualities that sold as hivh as $4.03.
Women's Pumps Our
regular $4.00, $5.00 and
$6.00 stock; fashionable
and correct; now
$2.45
Women's Pumps and
Oxfords. Our regular
$3.50 and $4.00 stock
this season's styles; now
$1.95
1516-18-20 FARNAM STREET.
Benson &
Thorne
Co.
1520 Farnam Street
Sam
V. pccU
Stem
suit
tor
fa
00
Sate
Yankee Scout May
Buy Ernie Kruger
from the Rourkes
George Davis, scout for th Ijew Tork
Yankee. 1 dickering for th purchase
;of Knil Krueger from Pa Rourk. Davla
is on of th flock of Tank cout who
Thav been ordered to dig up talent for
rill Donovan' Wit crew, with particular
emphasla on th catching department,
wher th Tank ar woefully weak.
Whll th deal ha not been consummated
I yet, It Is expected that th gal of
Z Krueger will t announced soon. Davis
is also looking over Bruce Hartford of
Le Motne and Galloway of th Otis
tile end may buy either on or both.
-BRONSON W,D BARTON
. WIN TENNIS MATCHES
KIOl'X CITT, la.. Aug. 1 Ray Bron
son of Mitchell. 8. D., defeated Ro
Tiegen f Ktoux Falls and John Barton
of Sioux Fall beat 81fordo Btellwagen
of Minneapolis In th Interstate tennis
tournament today. Bronaon and Barton
will play for th single championship
tomorrow afternoon.
A Merle a
At Indianapolis
I full
Indlsnspoii
Hat'enes: Steele
an4 Ooaantt.
At Cleveland
Mlniteapolls
Cleveland
Hatterlea: Knale.
Sullivan. Uowiiian,
HtlKr.xa.
At Coliimbus
Kansas City
Columbus ...
batteries: Delhi
Coiemaa.
At Iiulavll
Milwaukee
Louisville
Hatterlea Ton
Hugn-; Hrannon
miiu croasia.
Aesoclatlan.
R.H.n
& 0
16 1
and Johnson; Bchardt
R.H.m
H : s
j i
Hopper and OharrUy;
Curtia, benlley at id
R.H.B.
1 U
4 a i
and Uelbel; Kerry and
K.H..
it
IU I
n f Douirherty and
MiduletoB, Daaforth
J MerkU I tllmklag.
Altlioddh Jake Daubert I leadinx the
Nailunal la-asue In batting, frva Mt-rkle
0 may overhaul him auon.
" Wwlfe (ri Kertk.
The Evaneville club of the Central
lgue nas iix-d I'ttcher Wolf, lata of
Hi ttoutb Atlautko leagu.
: MILLENER SAYS HE HAS '
HEATING DOWN TO SYSTEM
Dr. K. V. Ulllener. upertnUttdnt of
, Uie Cniun Paolflo building, ha applied
' tlie efficiency rules on management to
the extent that h iia reduoed th cost
of operating th of f It . struct ur down
to tii lowest minimum. 11 ha niad
; his taleulatloa on tb coat of heating
the building last winter and find that
It was don at an average oost of W W
per day for fuel.
; Be idea reducing the cost of hewl, th
doctor has tenured the maintenance He
. is able to ruu th furnao and maJnie
l so with four iiirn, two engineer od
lo firemen. They tak care of th
furiixces. th boilois. -do tb plumbing
'. and lit painting, by syetamlslng tb
; ttfk. bis four men not only do th
rs uar du'ifs assigned, but they har
. ti.'.r nfim abd boiler room a eka
aa a il kvpi kitchen.
1
Hmry 9 Mem!
This' Qeaii S
Get In On
Sale!
j i ?
There's a certain timio iri!thQ seaion wheri all goodsmut be moved
out regardless of cost. That time is RIGHT NOW! Merchandise
MUST be moved out so we can clean out our store-and make ready
to put in Fall stocks. That 'a the reti-jon for' this sale it's a
SUITS
1
Clean Sweep Sale Suits 72
PRICE
All kinds of Suits for Men and Young Men, all sizos ami
extra sizes, slims and stout. Popular materials and color
ings, the samo hifch-frrada suits nothing changtHl but th
prices look! .
$1 0.0ft Suits now 0
izrT: r w mm.
.tv . 'rA I Miirs nnw OS At' 1
.50
.a
Sous
00
.50
.a --''I
Sutts
On
J50
B Fine Salts
Broken loU of all
Suits, formr
Vahiet to $15
$6.50
mm
00
.50
Suit
On
Sae
.50
m
Remodeling
Clothing
IO IS PROVING A B1Q SUCCESS. ,(!sj
VALUES BRING BUYERS!
Tb greatest Mile we have erer held determined to make
Saturday a busy day. Although we hare no show windows we
offer exceptional bargain
A sale of fine clothes exceeding all others
High Grade
Suits
Many m.dlum w.lght
and elegantly tailored.
Values to $20
$9.00
Rochester
Made Suits
Our vary flnast gar
ment. Values to $27.50
$12.50
EVERY MAI! : HOULD SEE THESE SUITS
PROFITS SACRIFICED SATURDAY
The below rallies wQl be a lasting advertisement for usi
Furnishings
Think of It. Pur. silk 25e
hoaa at
10c
Men collar attached naglige.
shirts formerly 75c, on
now aClC
Pur. heavy tub silk
ahlrta, S3 grade
All .ur wash tie,
form.rty 25c, at. . . .
Closed Crotoh union suits, nr
75c quality, at OoC
k. $2.45
. ...3c
Trousers
Ferfeet fitting treaaet, finest ma
terlela. effered at ene-thlnt their Vain.
$2.50 to $5 grades now
$1.85, $2.35, 52.85, $3.85
Palm Beach Suits
diooee from the halanre ef
ear finest Palm Bench
Onits Kntnnlnr nt
.$4
Any Straw Hat
ahies to $3.00
75c
Men's Panama Hats Price
rfl
Lf UL
OJOTt 09.
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m
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$15.00 Suits now
$18.00 Suits now
$20.00 Suits now 10.00
$22.50 Suits now
7.50 tP.iii
Ql AA' rfH,
$25.00 Suits now 1
11.25
IINM I I
'if B'fiK
I pi
pi
Cloan Swoop
Salo Trouooro
Worsteds and Caaslnieres In fancy
checks and stripei, also blue aertes.
Extra alses, slims and yonnr men's.
Troueer
rxoo
Trouaer
$2.50
Trousers
tu.oo
Troera
30
Trouaers
$4 .GO
Trouaers
91JM
Trousers
tvs.oo
Trouaers
90.00
Trousers
98c
$139
$1.69
$1.98
. $2.39
$2.69
$2.98
$3.39
$3.69
Sa M
ml
T ii, ' j m mm
WW- w
w ti
lil
Cloan Swoop
bale ShooG
Arnold and King Quality Oxfords of
Gun Metal. In button snd lace,
or In Tan, button or lare. Also Palm
Beach and White Oxford.. Values
up to $5.00. all thrown In the Clean
Sweep Bale at one remarkabl. price
just tnioic or it,
values to fS.eo
now
1 ITUISIRIVI I IC9
01.95
Glean
SivecD Sale Furnishings
Wilson Bros.' High Grade
Shirts
Worth $1.50 and $-00;
very special . "
7
Special Purchase 100 Dozen
High Grade
Union Suits
Worth $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50
Trousers
v 7
CLOTHINU COMPACT
COVL.Ma & DOUOIAS
SHOES
Yi
Price
BEDDEO
S. always
glad to ex
tend erU
to honest
w. shims;
people. lnr
as mHTa,
$1 Pays
tfia Bill
1417 Douglas Street
What About Your Future?
wn stot asToaos nr
W HONORABLE AND lA'CKATIVE fPOFSS
SION AMD OKH OF HELPFl LKtM?
An Moaetlenal epportunlty ! afrvr. rpelable
sn1 aanMat man ane women Ko poiai the am
kltloa to Ia4 Htm at ears netful aa prarltaMa.
What wa aava la after anawera affirmatively tea
Iwa vital autatloa atka kf hlf k-mlndad saraaR
la saaklns a Ufa aocupntlon: Flrat. "Will It bana.
(It muklad?" a aaooa. "Will It banaflt mfV
Thlrdlr. uMra la Uia aueatloa af arallabl'lir or
aeaaaaiuiltr. It la little aaUenuXtoa. hvland, te
Mra of aaalraW srotaMlana nhlrn raqulra raan
ef ata4r aa aa oatlaj of masar which la entirely
aaraes: aea'e sewar ta tanmui
TSa srnfaaalon wa effar you. an the aoatrar.
vMU Wins fullr aa prefttahla aa tbana athain.
aa4 far mora eraenpt la ylaldlog oaah raauita, ta
ena that mar be acqalra la a few aaata an
Shratiao. an al a moaay ooat an low aa ta arlag
It witln nana ef all.
The Panaarlwaala Orthepaadla laetitvte an
aw-hoal of Mx-taao-TkerapT, InMrpamtad. faaaiid
UC-. net-ITU Oeaaa UU. Pnllaaaphla, Paaa.
JITDE7.
IVebster
764
Tkt quality printer org t
hit cuttomer to tpend
moat? for good enjravinjt,
btcesLtt it is money wtjl
t9td. Tkt best printer in
the busbust cannot get re
tulti ost of aw inferior rat
We audLs Hum to salt the
4rugtoreE
mnonums
Some years ago one of our facetious contemporaries
dubbed our one store the "Drug Emporium" and
we rather liked the title. 125,000 item's naturally make
something of an Emporium and the. gathering to
gether of these 125,000 drug store articles is something
of a job but this is just what the Sherman & McCon
nell Drug Co., have via. a "Drug Emporium" (4 of
t them) containing something more than 125,000 arti
cles. Ask us for your particular needs in our line.'
Flno Tollot
Soap FREE
For Ladies
We shall be glad to give to
the first 200 lady customers
Saturday one large cake Col
gate's delicately scented nat
ural toilet soap. Ask for It.
Froo!
Saturday
For Men and Women
15c bottle Abilerca Wa
ter. Ask for it and try it
It's fine for the health.
SOME SAMPLE
Sherman CtFJcGonnell
DRUG PRICES
FOR SATURDAY, AUGUST 7
ISo Allen'. Foot Ka le
Zko Alloock'a foroua fleeter ..lit
Bromo Bellaer . . . .So, 17a, SSo, 6.
Bourjeol Java, Rio Powder (gen
uine) (Oo Chart Flash Food ...... S
15c Carter a Uttla Uver Pill. 18
I6o CaetoHa. geouln. SI
XS Cutlcum, Boap 17c
60c Carmen Powder
tOc Canthros S
11.00 Cooper Dlsoorery o
I0o Donna aUdnay Pill ...... S4o
26n DeWltt' UtU Early Riser
at
.IS.
tl 00 Duffy's Pure Malt ...
loo Kspey' FragTant Crem . .14.
Fellowr yrup Sno. SI. 14
tbo Holme' Votlll, IT.
11.21 Oide's Peoto Mangan ...
Ho Hill's Caacnra oulnlne ...14
Horllck's Mailed Milk. 3S. o
and S3.74
11.00 Hyomel. complete SS.
lie IMre'a Hoot Beer lfte
Hind'. Honey ajtd Almond Ore&iii
at ..S4, 7So
tbo Hydrox Peroxide Cram ..10
Hydrogen Peroxide
U lb 14
H lb. 1.
1 lb IN
Hosteller's Bitter B4o
7 So Ja.l Uver Rait we
I6u Kennedy Ix Cough Syrun,
at 14o
LUterln lAo. ISo. SSo, 5S.
JBe Lypns' Tooth Powder and
Past at lao
I5c LaxsUt Bromo Quinine . .IS.
0c La, Blache Powder (4 shv3c)
at 39.
80c line's Rhubarb Laxative ..34o :
Mellln Food SSO, S40
60o Mai vtna Cream S.
16c Massatta Talcum 18
1 5c Mennen'a Talcum (4 shade)
at ISO
Mentholatum 14a, 340
25c Mistletoe Cream 14o
60c Papa's I'lapepsin ........89
26c Packer Tar Boap ..11.
11.00 Plnkham'a Compound. . .S4o
tOo Pebeco Tooth Past .34
11.00 Pierce' Favorite Rx ..S4o
26a Pond' Vanishing Cream ..14
tl.00 Plnaud'a Lilac Vegetal ..6.
60o Poxsonl Powder S40
2&0 Plso's Consumption Cur. .1
Roger aV (iallet Rice Powder . .17.
Pal HepaUca ISO, 34a, .o
60o Byrup of Fig . . . . 34o
tl.00 8. 8 4
60c Roctete Hvgientqu Boap ..8o
too Bern pre G to vine 4e
too Bcott'a Emulsion ...SSo
Htuart's Dvaneosta Tablets ...34
250 Rani Flush 170
i.o Tonjour' Jeune .....SSO
26e Tit. for tender feet 140
11.16 Tons Vita S8.
25c 4711 Whit Rose Soap ....ISo
26o Woodbury' Facial Boap . .170
tl.00 Win of Cardul ,.So
tOo Wllllama Pink Pllla 34.
Photo
Supplie
s
Our assortment of photographic
goods is one of the largest in the
city. Ws develop films free, t m as
Special t. 60 Plxl. Camera j
(Use. picture thi S4 ) for .
tubes of M. Q. Developer for. -254
to -lb. Add Hypo for 0
Sherman fi ttBonnell
Drug Company
Tho Four Roxall Storoo
msxiv k mooomzx- oo, lstra ara. Mg.
OWI. Dn0 CO- l a4 ltM.
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