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THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1916. BRINGING UP FATHER Cowrrirht. Intarutioul Nrws Bertie. Drawn for The Bee by George McManus HEIE t A NICE OASt) OF lemonade; I I VJHY.Wc ( 1 0H1I MUM-ltl HAVW II WELL- OH.' iT " II I 111 rl nm IT lSNT SB!! 7n InOTOWC,!d TOO COOO A TME- , . RAIN.., -OU J ? PwJ.K.-TMAT LOOK OUT- V co: V t , LOMC HAD BETTER 1 ffl RAIN IN THAT DOMT 5P1LL ,.J WAIT ANO HAVE R BAD jrJ ANY1 OF THAT ; T ' C 1 Dinnfr wmj UZA ? W y l r- -- i , "nl II 1 V RODRKES AGAIN BEATEOY KAW S lopeka Landi on Gaskell in ' Eighth, Batting Home Three Bum. LOCALS LOSE EARLY LEAD The gentlemen from Topeka roae up in their wrath' in the eighth in ning yesterday afternoon and ham mered the stuffing out of Prince Gas Veil, winning their aecond straight from the Rourkea, 4 to 2. Up to thii distressing episode, all was lovely from the standpoint of the locals. Gaskell had been pitching tight ball, allowing but two hits, one a scratch, until the deluge, and ' the ' Rourkes had been holding the lead by a one-run margin. But then it happened, and the game went glimmering in short order. Gaskell , was sent into pitch his first game for the Rourkes, having been picked up recently when Sioux City released him, Pa Rourke plan ning to use him while North is out ; of the game. ; - -; . , He might have gotten away all right but for aome doubtful playing ind a bit of misplaced strategy. Triples Give Rourkes Run. ' Henning pitched-steady ball all the way through, despite the fact that he was dented' for eight hits, including three triples. Two of these triples figured in the only runs the Rourkes jot. Forsythe hit to the- right field fence in the fourth for aitrlo Of acks ind rode home on Kilduff s line drive to tenter. Thompson got his triple in the ijxth, and scored on Miller's single through the drawn-in infield. Kilduff missed Agler's hard ground er the sixth and he landed safely it first. A sacrifice put him on aec ond and Goodwin's single scored him. . ". i " ! The big noise in the eighth was opened with a double by Agler, after two were down. Engle followed with a single, scoring Agler. Krutrer hit an easy grounder to Krug, who had a chance for a double play, but lost enough time touching Goodwin, who was caught between first and second, to permit Kruger to reach aecond. Recruit Break Up Game. It was decided to walk Cochran, filling the bases, in order to take a chance on Delate, recruit Kaw short stopper, and Defate, 1 peeved at this evidence of disrespect, leaned upon the ball so vehemently that he reached 1 second base before Forsythe could get the ball back into the game from 'the right field fence. In the meantime Er.tfjt and Kruger scored the winning ru,.s. Allen grounded out, but as the Rourkes eouldrtH touch Henning in their final two 'innings i the damage was done. , a ' Topeka winds up the series today and the Rourkes must win to ge an even break. Denver is next. ....,.!" Wichita Proves Easy J For Sioux City Team We Almost Had It Rnlth, If. ... Km, lb. ... Thompson, af. ,., MllUr, lb. Kruff r, . ...., Fererthe. H , Kilduff. aa, Burt, lb. GaakeU, p....... Tetala OMASA, AB. B. H. O. A. K. seises e a l a i s ie' 1 : s e e I I t a "a J Devafw, rf, ,.., Agler. lb. ..... RniU. Sb. ..... G4wia, tfc. ... Kroger, f, , , . . Coflkraa, IK .A Derate, Be. .... Alia, a. Hettnjjlf, p. . ......SI I T TOPJEBA. ' AB. ' B. H. 0. A.' E. ...... 0 e . it 1 , l ...14 4 S St 14 TeUle ,. Omaha-" Bona et Hlta i e t 1 Topeka . Bans f S S 1 S I hiu e i e 1 a e s Tkree-baae kits l Fererthe, Millar, Tkan. son. Twe-baee kltl Uafate. rtarrlflc-e kltei Kagle, Krngar, Barf, Oaakall. fttalea baaaat BruMir. itruew. Slruek anil Br Oaakall. 4i kr Hnli, S. Basee an ballai Off Caekell, f i aw Hannlna, v. Hit wr nuenaa Bam cornran. Laft an baaail Tonaka, St Omaha, aV TWl liS. limpinal MlUaraoe MnUln. BEARS DEFEAT LINKS s ' i Denver Bnnehei Hits on Pitcher Halla and Wini Third ; , Battle, f ' ' :. TEN TO THEEE IS SOOSE , Lincoln, July 13. Denver bunched hits on Pitcher Halla today and won the , third game of the series, by a score of 10 to 3. Errors by Lincoln fielders figured in the lop-iided re sult. Score: . ' DENVER. '; ' AB. . H. Millar, rt. .......... 4 Xallahar, as. ........ I OakM, Of. Cola, If. ....I Drar, Sb. S stinidt. lb. ........ 4 Lloyd, lb. .......... 4 enoatak, . S Mannr, a. 4 a. a. 0 0 Total! II IS II IT IS LINCOLN. , Sioux City, July 13. Sioux' easily beat Wichita today by a of 11 to 3. Score: . (1 , . .... WICBITA. . )! AB. R..H. 0. Jiekura, st. :, I . S ! 1 1 Tot. If. 4 . , S 4 Cor. rt. m J 1 . lr 1 Orar. . i '111 1 Brltton. lb. l. I I r Halllar, lb. ........ I ' I 1 I .Xltaom, aa. ......... 4 4 t I Rappa, lb. 4 , 1 - I ' Kanffmaa, p. 1 ' S " 1 Malarkay, p. ....... 1 SI'S Kl.ln, p. S S S ' 'QrlltltS S I S i t ToUla ..If "I II 14 " jt noux cm. ' AB. R. K. O. S City score A. B. a Ollmnfa. If. c " vataen, rf. . Callakan, aa. i Mats, lb. ... i Connallr. Ik. , Caonar. lb. ' Lajauaa. et j. Liviaeatan. e. ; Oaapar, P- A. B. I Taula ............II 11 II If II S 1 Batta for Malarkar la nlatk. Wichita ' I S S I I I I tioiu Cltr- ... M I I I II U Ltt aa fcaaaa: au Cltr. Tt Wichita. S. Tlrat baaa an arrara: Sloaa Cltr, 1. aaarl- Sra kit: Oaapar. Two-baaa kltat Ooanar, v LIvlAtaton, Ra.pna. Orlftitb, Orar. Foi. r Thraa.baaa hlu: Lajauna, Cannollr, Hits; Off Kauffmaa. s tb flva and two.thlrda In--i nlnaai off Malarkar. I In ena-thlrd. lanlst. ' Daubla play: Coonar to Callahan ta Mats. . etruak bntt Br Oaapar. I; kr Kanffmaa, I. Baaai an ballai Off Oaapar, I; off KAuff ' man. 1; aft Malarksr. I; aft Kisin. . Panaa kail: Orar- W114 pltchaa: Katiffman. Ha. ' larkar, Klatn. Tlma: int. Pmplra' Kana. - At Colnmbu ' - R. H. B. MIIatkaai...SS4l!ISSSII I It t , Calumbua .....S4SISIIIIISIS 4 IS , S raatk-aad Battarlat: Matrllk. Tann( Majrar; oaorea ana coMaaaa. At Inllanapalla R- H. B. a'tnnaapslU ... t I 1 M I I I I-I UotanapolU .. .1 I 1 I 1 1 1 I Vrtl Battarlaat CaahJon and Owaaj; Bawaon and Ooaaatt Kauiaa Cltr at Tolatfo, peatpAnaS. ran. Bt. Pant at lAUaMUa, paatpaaad, vat AB. ... 4 ... 4 ,.. I ... 4 , a Carllala. If. .. Bmlth. aa. , . . . . Tbomaaon, ef, Lobar, rf Lattlmara. lb. Huntar, lb. ......... 4 wtlilama. In. ...... I Morn, lb. ......... I Johnian, a, ........ I Halla. p. I Holmaa 1 a. a. i Tatola ....... '.. 14 I I H U I Btt.a for.Htlla In nlntb. ' Paover ...... SIS 11114 1 11 Lincoln ..... 4 I 1 I I S 4 I, 1- I Thraa-baaa kit! Mannr. T-baaa bits: haauk. Kallthar, Cola, Oakaa. Daubla play: Carllala ta Lattlmara. aalan baaaa: JIuntar, BhlaMa (I). Baarlflaa kltal John son, Kallahar (I). Btruek autt Mr Maniar. I; by Halla, I. awaaa on a, 11 atf Halla, I. Hit by Pjlrhaa ball: Br Halla, Millar and Lloyd Wild pitch: Mantar. Laft on baaaat Llncaln. S: Dtnvar, T. Tlma: 1:11. Umplraa: Bekman and Andaraaa.. 1 Levinsky Bests Jack Dillon in Ten Bounds Baltimore, July 13.-The fifteen- round decision bout between Jack Dil Ion and Battling Levinsky. light heavyweights, arranged to take place at Oriole base ball park here today, was changed to ten-round no-de-ciaion affair because of the poor at tendance and corresponding reduction in gate receipts. . Levinsky outpointed Dillon in al moat averv round and punished him severely in the latter rounds.1 No de cision vii given. Man's Skull Crushed: ; By Explosion of a I ; : Tallow Barrel Syracuse, Neb., July 13. (Special.) G. Maylon Leidigh, junior member of the firm of Leidigh & Son, waa se riously Injured yesterday by the ex- ploaion of a barrel into which he was pouring melted tallow at the slaughter house. : Sulphuric acid was used in the barrel to complete the dissolving of the contents and the ex- Elosion resulted from this acid. The pari ei 'the. barrel was hlown unwarri with terrific force. It struck him over the eyes and crushed his skull. He rallied after reaching the hospital and was able to converse some, but is in a very precarious condition, with the result in doubt. The force of the ex plosion sent parts of the' barrel head UroogB urn be re in tne nuuaing. Former Omaha Man Reported Killed With Canadian Troops ' Diipatchss received here tell of the death en the front in Prance of Fri vate Michael Cound, who is aaid to have lived in Omaha at one time. ZIM'S HOME RUN WINS FOR CUBLETS (cores Flack Ahead of Him for Victory After Phillies Stage Rally, KZ0OKD IS SIX TO FIVE Chicago, July 1 13. Zimmerman's home run, scoring Flack ahead of him, won a ragged game for Chicago today, 6 to 5, after Philadelphia's pinch hitters staged a three-run rally in the ninth. , Vaughn pitched a great game up to the Jast, Williams' er rors giving the champions their first two runs. Bender was wild and poorly supported. Kelly, the Indian apolis recruit, fanned as a pinch hit ter in the ninth. Score: PHILADELPHIA. , ABH.O.AE raaKart.er a o Nlahoff.lb I 1 Btaek.lb 4 1 Ctav th.rf 4 1 Lud'rua.lb I I CHICAOO. AB H O A I S S OKnaba.lb I 1 S 1 1 I I lriaekrf 4 0 I S 0 4 I twirma.ef i I I I I I S OZ'm'r'n.lb I I I I 0 5 S ISchultt.lf (Mil OBaler.lb i lit I a a a CM I , 4 I 4 1 S I lriacnir.e 1 3 4 4 1 I I IVaUfhn.t, 4 I. I I Jo sl vnd'r.n e o i s l iKaiir J i e sss , ' - III Total! 14 11 If I I ISO.' M'Qi'n.p S- I W'd.l-lb I I Ban'eft,aa I I Burna.e . I I Adama.ef S S Bandar.s l l Caopar.lf -1 0 Dusay ,: 0 -UOOd ; 1 I Tatsls II I'iTu I Battad for Knaba In ninth. Battsd for Luderus In ninth, Battad for Burna la ninth. ' ' "Two out whan wtnnlai run aearad. rhlladalvhia .. I1S64104 I I Cbleas ,..s S 0 1 I 1 I 1 a I Two-baaa hit: iBandar. Homa run: Zim merman. ' Btolan baaa: Bchulta. Baerttlea hlta: 'Wklttad, -Williams. Baaaa on balls: Off Bandar, 4: aft Mcquillan. 1; aft Vautkn, 4. lilts and aarnad . runs: Off Bandar, I kits. I run la aisht Innlnts; off McQuillan, I kit, 1 run In ona Innina: oft Vaughn; I kits. I runa In alsht lnntnsa. aona at In ninth: off Lav4ndar, 1 kit, na runa la nna Innln. -Btrack out: Br Ban dar, I; br McQuillan, 1; br Vaushn. I. Um plraa: O'Dar and Bason. Split Danbla-Handar. Cincinnati, O., July . Naw Tork and Cincinnati broka avan In a doubla-haadar hara today, tha. vlaltora wlnnlna tha flrat Same. I to I. and the locale capturing the aecond, 7 to 4. New Tork bit Tonay Raper freely In the Bret conteet, but four ofthelr rune ware due to tha two coatly allpa by Cincinnati. . Tha flrat came In tha third, whan Neala mlajudsed Dolan'e fly. Thla gave New Tork two rune. Again In the aev enth, Griffith mlejudged a fly hie by Rob ertaon,' which counted tor a homa run and aeored Kauff, who had doubled. In the aecond game .Teereau waa hit hard In tha flrat and eighth Innlnge. Bluejacket waa tried out again today, but waa relieved In the fourth Inning, after paeelng Merkle, the flrat man up. For dlaputlng a declelon at flrat baee In Ih4 ftret game, Wlngo waa put out of the game by Umpire Harrleon. Score, lirat game: NEW TOBK. p CINCINNATI. " AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B. Burne.lf 4 S S n OLotjden.lb S I 1 1 0 Kauff.cf R'b'oon.rf S Doyle. Jb I Doolan.ee 4 Mark 14. 10 4 M'K'nle.lb 4 Rarlden.o I Bchupp.p I ONeale.ct I IHereog.lb 1 IChaae.lb I OFlehor.ee 1 OOrllflth.rf 1 lKllllfer.lt I owingo.o S OCIarke,o Tonny.o Totala IS IS 17 IS lKnetter.p . . MOIIwlta 0 s it IT Totals Bitted for Tanav n eighth. Not Tork ... S 0 I S 4 S t I 01 Cincinnati Oil I I s 0 02 Two-base hits: Kauff, Louden. Ihree-baee hit: Doolan. Homa run: Robertabn. Stolen baoee; Hersog (1), Burne. Doifble playa: Doyle to Doolan to Herkle. Doolan to Merkle. Baaaa on balla: Off Schupp, 4: off Toney, 1; off KnStler, 1. Earned rune: Off Bcbupp, I; off Toney, I. Struck, out: By Schupp, 7; by Toney. I. Umptroa: Rtgler and Harrleon. Score, aecond game: NEW TORK. CINCINNATI. AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B. Burne.lf ISIS OLouden.lb 40111 l orieate.ei s j i o o 0 IHeraog.lb 4 1110 1 OChaee.lb 4 1110 0 I orieher.aa 1114 0 1 tOrllflth.rf 4 110 0 0 SKUIlfar.lf 4 I I I 0 1 0Clarke,o I 1 I 0 1 obiu i g't.p l SKnetter.p 1 Kauff.cf R'b'eon.rf Doylf.lb Doolan.es Merkle.lb M K'le.Jb Kochi.o Teeraau.p Lobart S S ! S 1 i i s 3 - . Sohula.n S Totals IS to 14 IS lMollwlts 1 . Totals li II 17 11 1 Batted tor Teereau In ninth. " Batted for KnStser la savantb. New Tork .....I 0 0 1 I 1 0 04 Cincinnati .... .1 I Ills 1 S 7 Two-baaa hlta Doyle, Klllifer, ' flahar. Thraa-baaa hlta: Chaae, Doyle, Mollwlts. Btolen baaaS: Robertson, Doyle, Kauff, Grif fith. Sacrifice fly: Flaher. Double play: Doyla to Doolan to Merkle. Baaaa on halla: Off Teareau, 1: off Bluejacket, 1: off Sohuls, 1. Hlta and earned rune: Off Bluejacket. I hlta, 1 runa In three innlnge (none out In fourth); off Knetser,' I hlta, 1 run In four Innings; off Bchults, 0 hit. 0 run In two ln nlnao:' off Teereau. 7 runa. Struck out: By Teareau, 4: by Bluejacket, 1; by Schull, 1. Umplraa: Harrleon and Rlgler. Dlrlde Double B1U. . St. Lonla, July II. Tha St. Louie Na tlonale and Brooklyn ' divided a double header here today, the locala taking the flrat game, I to 1, and loeing the aecond. 7 to S. Hugglns used two pitchers, Steele and Amea In winning tha Initial conteet. The vleltora acored In tha flrat Inning of the game an Daubert'e triple, followed by a double. St. Louie tied the aepre In the sec ond with a walk, a paeeed ball, an out, and a aaotiflea fly. The locale won tha game In tha aeventh with a aaerlflce fly with one on. Doak opened for St. Louis In tha aecond game, Pfatfer taking tha raeuhd for the rleltora. Brooklyn got ona In tha fourth on three atngles, an errofr and a paaeed ball. Hall, who "relieved Doak In tha aeventh. after. Brooklyn had gotten four runa. waa hit for a double and a aingle, giving the vleltore two more. Score, first game: BROOKLTN. ST. LOUIS. . , AB.H. O.A.S. AB.H. O.A.E. Uvera.cf 4 0 14 SBetiel.Sb 10 14 0 i uaeecner.ii i v v OLonff.rt 4 12 0 B I 1 I 1 OOoniTe.e 1 1 1 I I lcorhan.ee,! o I 1 0 OSteSle.p 10 0 0 0 OAmee.n 0 0 0 Snyder 0 0 0 0 Touts II 114 I 1 Smith 0 0 0 0 Daubt'.lb 4 11 Stengel rf 4 0 1 wneat.ll e Mow y. 3b I Cute'w.lb 4 04ts.se I O.MIUer.e I Cheney.p I 1 McCarty 1 0 u vi.ong.ri i , 0 OJ.MII'r.tb I 0 I 1 OHorn'y.lb 1 II I OWileon.ct 10 1 1 Totals n 41714 I Batted for Steele In seventh. Ran for Snyder in aeventh. Brooklyn ....1 I S 0 S S I 0 01 St. Louie 0 1 0 4 0 0 1 0 Z 1 Two-haaa hits: Wheat, Beecher, O. Mil ler, Oonzalee. Three-baee hit: DsuberL Bae rttlea fliea: Oonsalas, Batcel. Double playa: J. Millar to Carhan to Hornaby, O. Miller to Oets. Baeas on halla: Off Cheney, I. Hits and earned rune: Off Steele, I hits, 1 run In seven Innings; oft Ames, 1 hit, no runa In two Innings: off Cheney, I runa. Hit by pitched ball: By Cheney, Beacher. Struck out: Br Cheney, 4. Paaeed ball: a Miller. Umplree: aecond game: BROOKLN. AB.H.O. J'at'n.c-lf 4 11 R'bert.lb 4 0 1 Stongol.rf 114 Wheat, If ISO Meyere.ef 111 Cute'w.lb 4 11 Oeu.ee 4 1 4 McCarty.e 4 14 Pfeffer.p 4 1 0 Totale ST 11 17 Orth and Byron. Score, LOOTS. AB.H.O.A.B. ST. A.E. 1 OBetsel.io 0 OBeecher.lf 0 OLong.rf 0 OSmlch.rf 0 0MIUer,2b 1 OBecMb 1 OH'neby.lb I owileon.ef I OSnyder.c a'nsalee.e 11 l'Brot'm.e Corhan.ea Doak.p Hall.p 1 1 1 1 0 I 0 0 1 IS 0 I Totala 14 1 17 14 1 Batted for Miller .In .aeventh. Batted for Oenaalae In seventh Brooklyn ....0 0 0 1 0 0 S 0 07 St. Louis 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Two-base hlta: Movrey, Stengel. Sacri fice hit: Daubert. Double play: Miller to Horneby. B&oea on balls: Off Doak, 1. Hlta and earned runs: Off Pfefter, S hits, no runa In nine Innlnge: off Doak, 11 hlta. S runs in eix Innlnge, none out In aeventh; off Hall, i hlta. 1 run In three Innlnge. Hit by pitched ball: By Pfeffer, Wllaon. Struck out: By Doak, 1; by Hall. I; by puffer, f. Umpires: Byron and Orth. French and Hoffner Make Low Scores in Open Tourney Gardner City, L. I., July 13. With an entry of 122 golfers, amateur and professional, the 72-holt medal play tournament for this year's open cham pionship of the Metropolitan Golf as sociation began today over the Gar den City club's links. Columbia Resigns From Rowing Association New YorkJuly 13. Columbia has resigned from the Intercollegiate Rowing association and will no long er participate in the annual regatta at Poughkeepsie, it was announced here today. Nebraeka Indiana Wfa, Cedar Raplda, Nib., July" 1. (Special Telegram.) Nebraska Indiana, I; Cedar Raplda. 4. Southern Aesodattaa.' New Orleans. S; Atlanta, t. " Little Rock, I; Nathivua, I. Birmingham, I; Mobile, I. Standing of Teams WEST. LEAGUE. NATIONAL LEAStfE. W. L. ot Brooklyn ..44 31 .111 Phils 40 11 .143 Boston ....17 II .ill New Tork ti II .III Pittsburgh 17 41 .474 Chicago ' 41 .474 St. LoulS. .SB 44 .441 W. L. Pet. Omaha ...47 IS .417! Lincoln ...40 IS .424 Dee Molnee 17 SI .10711 Denver ...II S8 .400 1 Wichita ..17 SI .1 Topeka ...14 40 .tt Siom City II 41 . ( St. Joseph 11 41 .43l!Clnclnnatl .al 41 .401 AMER. LEAOUB. I ' AMER. ASSN., W. L. Pet. W. L. Pet New Tork 41 31 .171 Kaneaa City 41 II .401 Cleveland 4i 13 .177 Indlanaplla 44 IS .SET Boeton ...43 34 .4(4 Louleville .41 II .141 Chleeso ..40 II .6! Mlnntaplle 41 II .111 DMrolt ...IS 41 .llllToledo ....17 17.101 Wash... .IS 17 .613!t. Paul ...II II .471 St. Louis. 34 43 .1(1, Columbue .31 41 .411 Falls II 44 .340 Milwaukee 31 41 .411 TasSarday's Bosnlts. WESTERN LEAOUB. Denver, 10; Lincoln I. , Bt . Joaeph-Des Moines; rain. TSpekS, 4; Omlha, . Wichita, I; Slous' City, 11. NATIONAL LEAOUE. Brooklyn. 1-7; St Louis t-0. ' - Philadelphia, I; Chicago 4. New Tork, 1-4; Cincinnati, S-7. Boeton -Pitfaburgh; rain. AMERICAN LEAOUB. Detroit 1: Washington, 1. 1 Detroit, 3; Waalitngton, 11 8t. Louie, 7; Philadelphia. 3. Cleveland, 1; New Tork, 4. Chicago BOeton; rain. : , r - AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Milwaukee. I; Columbue, 4. Mlnnaapolla, 4; Indianapolis, 14. Oam ee Today. Weatera League Denver at Liuola, St Joseph at Daa Motnas, Topaka at Omaha. Wichita at Sioux City. National League Brooklyn at St LMla. Philadelphia at Chicago, Naw Tork at Cin cinnati, Beaton at Pittsburgh. Amerlca-i eLague Cleveland at Washing ton, Chicago at Philadelphia, Detroit at New Tork, St Louts at Boston. Miss Smith Wine Tourney. Chicago. July 18. Mies Mildred Sraltti of the Evanaton Oolf club, today wen. tie Invitation tournament ef tha Woman's Waat era dolt association at tha Beverly country club, by defeating Mrs. Melvins Joaea. of Olenoak, I and I. Pfeletcr Released, Slonx City. la.. July II Jack Pfeleter, former Chicago National leafuS stl, WOS haa been pitching tor the Sioux City. Weatera league team, waa todSy handed aa uficeh dltlonal release by President F. J. Haul en. i i ii "nfttti"1 tfliiBilimit'i -JOHN A. SWANSON, Pres.- lie Cmtooil C WM. L. HOLZMAN, Treaa.- ,VC1 The Sale That Thousands Wait for, Starts FRIDAY, July 14 America s Original rjyv AW M A MMr HALF PIECE SALE Our Entire Stock Men's and Young Men's $10 to $40 Spring and Summer Rochester, N, Y. Finest Journeymen Tailored Clothes it Half Price SUITS The World's Best iWy-fof-Service Apparel At Exactly Half Price XcMuA. BwaasoB, Pre. I tt Kebraska CMUag Cav (tWb ( the Half-Fries) Sale, befit than keeping up with the times, tt meana keep Insr ahsuul. Tha flrat nHiwnla nf hrvtmiIh merclutrsrUsbif taaass, a store must aerer eaury orar too&t. To meat thla prablera is a ' Wc kaalneaa meaaa that draatte tdaaraeee taatha ' " oda as mat be adopted, benee thla sweeping. haUf-piio Bale that ererr maa Oaaaha kaosrs.'' . "' -';! ; ' ": ' ' ' ;: Men', Women's and Children'! Shoes Reduced -1 Broken Lines t Sacrifics Prices. Special Notice No Cbarcea. -No C. O. D.'a. No Approvale. No Exchange. . NaRefunda. A Small Ckarara f r AltaratUsa ISwrtnaT Tkta Sal. alOttN A MAMOtam ,;; ;;::;.toiS2p Regardless of risirjig prices, regardless of the scarcrky of merchandige, regard less of every consideration but keeping the New Store NEW, this greater store plunges headlong into a clearance campaign that will leaf e nothing but empty j cases, counters and shelves,, ready for next season's stock. - ' '.r ',. Every man who reads, knows market conditions, j That's why it wiH pay every man, within hundreds of miles of this st6re, to attend this greatest of all sales, because such bargains will never be offered again. - BLACK BUXTS; PALM BEACH AND TROPICAL 00AT AND PANTS IXCEPTZ1D. I, M7t ti ,i, ifj'-, .-. men s, xsoys ana inuaren s Straw Hat Sale 6xt Entire ttock Greatly Seduced. . iauo -C6JIRECT APPAREL FOR MEN ANt WOMliN,