Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 23, 1915, Page 5

T‘H'F BEE: OMAH \ I'RIDAY, \I‘I\ll, 1915. 5 WESTERN SEASON HOW THE WESTERN LEAGUE| Joe Stecher and BB - (5o oo oot 0 ,f".I'.T,".'.",',','.".",‘,',".',‘l.‘ILZ“‘"‘,T,,.T‘.."L Nt and s wrestir SAM HUNTLEY COPS ALL b s Sl o i ) PRESIDENT LOOKS TODAY. {the top eircle of the wrestling game. | PFOSSUT® A% that against his ribs Tickets COIN AT OKLAHOMA SHOOT | . 3 WILL OPEN TODAY ! Scissors to Be Here [ o[ S o e | e STYLES AN CONLEY. ARE | | Counci Ax‘\w- Auditorium tonight \ sy e $ :‘uvr:“ "'m ley ”‘r -u::w‘n‘ ‘ .yr.‘v ”vu\n\ | GIVEN THEIR RELEASES i | . EOT DESDIRY SOGRY | She ons veid wttes w s Suige s B i e 0% e | s s e ok o, Rourkes on Their Way to St. Joseph }w;':fy:':,}h;y:.. :t:?;]ru::n“(n' ',.'\";:‘-‘.\::dh.;‘; 1‘1’.:: s:‘l.;.wyry,;:‘..r.\““.l. r:.:»xx:r:m": 1.' “vi‘ .th7~ \':'»l;\.f,'. 'J."T,\‘.” h,:r,,,‘“:,.:.::‘:j :\:.m;:;‘:n..”y(;v ",,':-‘f,‘yh i l‘:v {».Yll;lmulr:‘\v ;-'v‘uf'iv..\t!‘r:‘r“.'\;:‘ ro relensed unconditionally to Start Hostilities at that | | ry $ City. | o)== e § e § e § MAYOR TO CATCH FIRST BALL There is a certain Joseph over cific for St. Joseph. advantage in going to St the Missourl Pacific. The special car is switched off at Atchison or some other Kansas town, and being in Kansas in- stills a large amount of belligere in HBa Values up to $2.00 a pair, some even worth more, at. .. 550 sement Money Savers for Friday ) } We announce for Saturday a most ex Special Announcement ] Harbored In an all-steel special Pullman | traordinary sale of silk gloves, compris- For Saturday we will place on sale about the well known Rourkes pulled out of ing about 2,100 pair of women's 16-button 2,600 pleces of silver hollow-ware. Omaha last night over the Missouri Pa-| length silk gloves, plain and embroidered, 2,0 § Casseroles, bake dighes, sandwich plates, Riroroioe b smiestt © ete ey e Our Basement Department, renowned for its leadership, is in the lime- e ainiotes aa. ey puled out tast | light again tomorrow with these exceptionalvalues. If wisdom suggests j nlght were bubbling over with enthusi- | Their time had come Naturally the athe asm. were on their way. lete should enthuse. Ralph Willls, the chosen twirler, fully stowed his right wing in the little | green hammock in his birth and expects to sail em by the Drummer batters so fast Umps Parent will have to borrow a telescope to distinguish balls and strikes care- | Parade I Scheduled. Pay checks There will be considerable doings in St economy to you, it will pay to investigate these attractive offerings. About1500 Piquant New Shapes~~- All New Styles This season's best brald, including hemp, Milan hemp, rough braid and A Wonderful Lot of Women's and Misses' Suits at . . Buy a ocorrect style new spring suit in the Buoment Depart- ment Friday at a great saving. We have divided all the suits into two lots and offer them at reduced prioces Suits for $7.9 An unusually elegant ] Joseph in the way of prying off the lid. | silk combinations, turbans, medium . ’ g collection of handsom‘t i First on the card ie a parade. According | sized sallors, pokes, mushroom ef- new spring suits that have just arrived to sell at this 3 to the dope every gas bugsy in line will| fects. The colors are black, white, little price. get a free trip into the ball yard. Also| rose, sand and army blue. Regu- They pare of all-wool poplin, serges, bardine all the kids who are in the parade will 4 A " ges, gal S, T be admitted free. philanthropy on the part of Jack Hol- land, but it is hard to see where Pa gets in on it. Probably some 600 ginks will breeze through the gate without any ac-| ompanying click of the turnstile, and | such an occurrence s far from gentle music to the average magnate's ear. Of course Holland may be different. Mayor Marshall of 8t. Joseph and Mayor Dahlman of Omaha will be the leading figures in a cabaret act previous to the game. Mayor Marshall will borrow | a Bt. Joseph cap from somebody, remove his coat and make a masterful chuck with a regulation pill. Mayor Jim will swipe a protector, a mask and a ten-ton mitt and prepare to receive it. It should be a swell act. The mayor, Mrs. Dahlman, Mrs. Rourke and a crowd of some twenty Omahans will go to the village down stream this morning, arriving in time for the game. Fight in Evening. In the evening a fight of some kind is carded. This fight is between a couple of middleweight pugs. One is a Spaniard and the other a Mexican. Even if they don't box a first-class bull fight should be substituted, so all are assured of a good time. The Rourkes expect to ride in the pa- rade and also see the fight. Last year our boys got trimmed out of a ride in the parade at Des Moines, and if they don't get in this time there won't be any pa- rade, that's all. Also they'll see the fight or there won't be any fight, Such is de- termination. The Rourke lineup is a very choatic af- fair at present. Pa wants Cy Forsythe and has entered negotiations to land him. If Cy reports for the opcner the lineup will be switched from top to bottom. If he doesn’'t land him it probably will be as follows: ST. JOSEPH. Fox This is kind and noble | O'NEILL CONFERS WITH HIS UMPIRES | President of Western League Gives Instructions to Staff and Ap- points One More Man. ;VAN SICKLE SIGNED BY O'NEILL Norris L. O'Neill, president of the | Western league, and three of his um- pireg gathered in Omaha so that Tip could assign the arbitrators to their opening day stations and tell them | Just how and where they are to work this year. The umpires who con- { ferred with Prexie Tip are Steve Cu- sick, Dutch Myers and Parent. Tip has appointed a fifth umpire in Harry for the last three years with the Central league. Gaston injured his knee the other day at his home in Cambridge, O., and will not be able to report for a week. He fell in the bag- gage room of the station there and now has a suit on against the rallroad com- pany. Geisel takes his place at present, and will remain on the staff as a fifth man. Two more umpires will probably be ap- pointed before the season is well on its way, says O'Neill, “but I will wait a bit longer before making any more appoint- ments."” Parent will umpire at the opening game between Omaha and St. Joseph. Cusick goes to Lincoln, Myers to Wichita Cusick goes to Lincoln, Myers to Wichita, Later in the day O'Nelll came to terms Gelsel, The balance of the big Chicago purchase of flowers and fancy feathers, from Spiegel Brothors stock, 5 N. Wabash ‘Worth to 76¢c, cholce for.. Ave. med; good comfortable hip lengths; rust-proof. Corsets for Medium and Slender Figures—Made of crossbar larly worth to $1.50. for— Corset Bargains In the Basement---Friday Front Laced Corsets—Medium top, embroidery trim- Cholce Friday, 19c¢ Eachsl .00 batiste; low top, 1nn§1 hips, four heavv garters attached. 75 Special Summer Net Corsets—Low tnp and Iong hips. 75c values. Friday, SPERIRL BACH .« i o i Tape Girdles for Gu‘h—hch. ina eaci .75¢ Men's and Young Men's Clothing On Sale in Our Bargain Basement The suits we offer include models ‘The ma- for men and young men. !a{llh are fine cassimeres, !lllor.d and orfect satistaction. rldl)’ for— '8.50 chev- | plain and fancy mixtures. A id other are well Your choice assortment to choose from. save $2.50 on each suit. *5.00 to give Pure worsted and cassimeres, in large You Friday— shepherd checks, covert cfi;t s, etc., in all of the best shades of the spring, including the very.popular shades of blue. There are black suits, too. Many different atyles, everyone of them fascinating, and each being up-to-the-minute. All sizes for misses and women, 14 to 18 and 34 to 44;.aleo sizes for stout women, 39 to 53. They are worth to $15.00. They are nw values at Friday’s price; cholce for only. . Suits for $7.95 rice we have all the bet- At this groups $12.48 ter suits and a lot of new arrivals—suits that are sold usually for $17.50, $19.00 and up to $22.50. They are silk poplin, whipcord, gabardine—all stylish mate-; rials represented. The oolors are sand and putty, Belgian blue, battleship gray, staple colors and black. Sfses 14, 16, 18, 86 and up to 44; also extra sizes, 46 and 48 z 8 for stout women. Dresses — Many styles, terfals, stripes, solid colors, ete. ham, chambray, sizes. Regular 88¢ and $1.00 vuuan each Friday.. Special Lot of Geod Hoeuse .different all good wash ma- cheoks, They are made of fine percale, ging- ote. _57c Bungalow Aprons v Made of good quadity standard percale, full 66 inches long. Cut extra full, with belta and pockets, Regu- lar price §0cp Sale nrkq‘ 35C each satoen; also heatherb All ors. 3%¢ and 90, Women's Black and: Colored Cotton Petti- eoats—Made of good jquality light welght wtripes and solid col- Worth 95 and 12.48 Women's Walsta—iGo will hay & big bargain in the basement Fri- day. We have over 1000 white and colored wash walsts. They are l“l’h“i mussed and soiled from handling, high and low necks, long and short sleeves. All ®ood wash materials. Good range of iz Former prices 15 gunuine oom, in from each 29c | Wanted Silks Specially Priced During our unusual heavy spring selling we have accumu- lated thousands of short lengths of the newest and most wanted silks of the season, ranging in length from two to four yardu. We have divided this group into t LOT 1 27.inch Foulards, worth to 69c. Messalines, Crepes, Tub 8iiks, Poplins, Taf. fetas—Plain and fancy. ATRY, | LOT 2 tungs, Crepes plain and novelty effects. to $1.00. Specially priced, Well 36 and 40.inch Messaline, Popline, Chiffons, Pongee, Tub Siiks, 8han- Popline, etc. big lotg— LOT 3 Remnants of 40.inch Crepes, Char. meu 36-inch messaline, 40-inch n | poplin radium, 36inch Swiss and Values | Chiffon Taffetas, 40-inch Foulards and many other popular ol 9 ith Jack Vi Sickle, ho wil o i .“R‘“R:i pitncigre (Wb il vt i Al.}d’QOO an;i $5.00 Rubber- Men‘ ’; Wo;:( Trousers. $l Friday, a yard.. o yard 49c silks. Worth (9 $1.85: Yhed; , 69C i \'\,“','(',‘,', ‘:)'N:-m is as optimistic as ever. “We 1z aincoats, 1.25 values, a pair... vill od this despite this con- In the Basement Dra, s o s e v g i o | B freduced to. .. .. $2.98 | Union Made Overais. . 49e rv | Unusual DressGoodsV alue v . _Olson | these minor leaguers, and even the major Men’s Odd Tronoen—Regularly pnccd to $3. l 98 Section Willis. Brown | jeaguers, think the year will be a bad Al *sizes. - Spectal- Friday, a<pait. i iiieosovss oo s . 1,000 Regular 8ize Lace Curtaine— | Remnants of All-Wool Dress and Suit Materials in all the one, but I am convinced that we will all prosper, and especially the Western, Values to $1.60 a pair. wanted shades and the newest weaves, including 44 and 54- Speclally priced Friday,. Willard Received 25¢ ea Thirteen Thousand where the surrounding country has en- joyed such bountiful crops. Boys’ Suits 250 Pair of Muslin Curtains—With Worth to $1.25; sale inch fiabardmc. French sergés préahns and coverts— 500 price, a ya » f.:’.l.".-a.dc:f:::" ol 39c €A | Mill Ends of Wool Dress Goods, consisting of serges, 4pnpllns. fOI‘ Ba,tt],e n Ha,va,na, How Dayis Got Rid of » Nad $2,500 Yards of Remnants of Nets, | granites, diagonals, black and white checks—36 to 44 inchss CHICAGO, April 22—Thirteen thousand dollars was the sum Jess Willard re- ceived for defeating Jack Johnson at Havana, the heavyweight champion told (l::ugh Remedy. After taking this I Well Worth $4.00 Chlored DOMESTICS Notlon Bargams friends here yesterday. ught half a dozen bottles of 1t, but “Johnson received $30,000, and when I |ouly used one of them, as the cough left In Basement Friday and Saturday. Wash Goods Finest Imported Cotton Challie—30 | § J. 0. Kin, defend my title I am going to get the | me and I have not been troubled since.” Balkan models inches wide. Mostly dark and light i same amount he did,” Willard said. The champlon handed Charles Cutler, the wrestler, who first attempted to de- Cough. “Some time axo 1 had a very bad cough,” writes Lewis T. Davis, Black- water, Del. “My brother, McCabe Davis, gave me a small bottle of Chamberlain's Obtainable everywhere—Advertisement. — Southern Association. AR L 3 with ets; With Two Pair of Full Lined Pants, patch pock- pleated front $2.75 Scrims, e———— White and Mercerized Pongee Dress Linens — White, light blue, pink, purple, sand Volles and other g:-prry Goods—Worth to wide. 5S¢ yd grounds; neat borders, Persian and otber designs. Regular 10c value. Fri- day, while lot lasts, 3* velop him as a heavyweight boxer, a| At Rirmingham—Birmingham, 1; At and back coals, and navy, for mid- yard ......... PETETPRR . check for $1,260, as compensation for the|lanta, 2 (ten innings). i dy blowuses, Chicagoan’s services. Cutler obtained a|. At New Orleans—New Orleans, 15; Mo- two pair of pants dresses, childre; Fine Quality Dress Zephyrs and Ging. judgment against Willard in Milwaukee for 82,500, but when they met yesterday |(thirteen Inning shades of gray and brown. Special for $2.75.§ Jinches wide. A :m lfo“:gl- c‘:w\u and stripes. Worth a compromise was reached and Cutler| At Little Rock—Little Rock, 3; Chatta- yard-— :-MSD“ Friday, a 3*C Tape—iolt cut the judgment in half. vy s 20c v 9002 Shen Lesw Ten Automobiles hlle 4 ashville—) shville, 5; Memphis, 4 —_— prmm— with each, belt loop and fully lined. A Great Sale Neat ete, Regy lar 26c valu 27 High-Grade Wash Matertals — For hame—All neat, new designs; light and Fine Dress Batiste and Printed Check Dimities—Beautiful printings, neat small, medfum and large designs. Worth Two to five-yard lengths. Worth to 69c. J. & P, Coats’ Ben 4 spools for. J. ar Lo-|u' ;1-1-‘\'5-: Cotton—White and ys’ Bl : i 1 street and even to 12%c. Spectal Friday, Will Start in Race of Boys OUSCS | 1L on sl I ramd e rereececrerriesesens Sdel Jimtn i R 36 i te. - IR A dozen P = 50 Dozen Slightly Solled Blouses—Various styles in light and dark ] Jcluded’ are sk 27-Inch Drees Tissue—Beautiful crisp SO i a't Okla'homa‘ Glty colors; fitted waistband or patented drawstring. Most stripe, Jolle, ik finish, neat stripes and ohecks, abso- et ‘l,,"”," 8¢ ' o of them have attached collars, others have separate col- A e Dt e lutely fast colors. Regular 10c and i OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, April 22— lars. All sizes, 6 to 16 years. Worth 50c and many to andie, silk crepe 12%c values, h-lday 8 . . { Ten racing automobiles, driven by world's 6c. Choice Friday, in the gnent, cach g \'"‘"'8 oy 1o T G et BN [ "' > 1 ‘ : famous pilots, were ready today for the e - e, . baser . 46 jand 48 inches 26dnch D"“ Porealo—Full standare Fast Coler Wash Kdsing— '5‘: start of the 200-mile road race at 2 p. m ucetsoongetsdi , Brighten A N ADOIt .o\, oviivianiiiitrnsstsnsinnne crowning feature of a three days' pro- : 3 ] g k A . crowning feature of my e davs' oro| than rough, scratchy, scouring sian 434 Sullor atyles ises £ | srrfse. € o 17 yours. gy 19¢ to 10c, Friday, & 63c Soaps&?Household Needs and in addition $1,00 in bonuses. preparations. Fine, too, for 2 to 10 years. Choice for.. Special, a pair Cl|... D2 ¢ 1 . crenes Diamend +C" Soap— 20c Those entered are John Rainey, Albert | 8POtS on wainscoting and e et t Beautiful Auto Lw Cloth—27 inches :'O.H:r;“'::. R e ot L Striegel, Earl Cooper, Louis Disbrow, | enamel work. Keeps whole 9 . . hatriine stripes, | | Wide: BIE range of the latest designs ecial, 10 bare Lddie Hearne, Bob Burman, Billy Carl- bathroomclean, san- Men S Furnlshln S &ood assortment and printings. Soft and clingy and hite u..“ Naphtha son, Dave Lewls, Barney Oldfield and itary, Try it « .}dlnr‘. llfi!uu. '\‘ d:pen Iwmflmlly 10¢ 8&: George Clark. » A sold ~at 1bc SRR B FAPE 5151+ aanss 5 i B ADictlonaryof 100 75 Dozen Men’s Conde Mesh and Lisle Union Suits| | 8%c Genuine = Galatea Suiting—Compares | | Fure o_,,,.; IRUY Athletlcs DI'O Knee length, short sleeves and ankle length; long sleeves, with Hyde-grade, Manchester and other D ey agv'e p 3in-One Ol Co. regular length. Sample and surplus stock. The best values 40-inch White Pin well-known brands. Light and dark 25¢c siwe bottle - s M Pl 42 N. Bdwy, N.Y, we have offered in mapy weeks in our men's basement c Dot Swise—Bxtrs grounds. Regular 15¢ values, 8 Wisard Fleor 0ib— even More riayers deparunent. Worth to $1.15. Special, a suit, 80c and Sne Guality, Ham Friday, a yard Cl IR e e >, 2 0 v pric Volla tiste and ('n;.—fl 1 oine vectvamene PHILABELPHIA, Pa., April 2.—Seven One Big Lot of Men's Negligee and Golf Shirts—Neat pat- A R 40-inch Plain White Chipe—tinell players were dropped from the roster of terns. Neckbead and soft collar attached styles. Mostly 50(: gt 1 R French Organdie—Long. ' sorviceable | | Hoanehold Ammenta— ' " 7"'" "0, the Philadelphla American league base samples. Regular price 76c; sale price, each. st lengths, easily matched. Sheer and Johnson's Floor Wax— ball ¢ ck I o- crisp. 12%ec and 16¢c Se ey Maneaes JAC lass SiERG. b 45 Dozen Men's Balbriggan and Fancy Mixture Shirts and pristed | | values, 8 yard.......... .b3¢C our o o - L { those released were sent to minor leaguc Drawsrs—Drawers made with double eant aad. Mrap ek zsc axon—An end- § § o6 1nch Unbleached Musiin—Extra fine | | Ovieates Crebe | Wonderful values, worth to 50c; Friday, a garment, 38¢c and loss variety in & tt finish, fly bleached and 10c & roll; 4 roll ‘ | teams and thre were let go uncondition- the latest print quality, soft finish, easily bleached an LN G R RN 0“ n..._ | ally. Sam Crane, mmortstop, goes to ings and destgns. | § laundered. Worth 9c, 6 eoan oapem i ! Richmond; Frank Bostick, another in- I :f;fi.'»‘nfé otyibes, a yard .. s C Cupld ;l‘o‘nn ponp— 8o fielder, to Newark, and Joe Sherman, e T eflern R p<Sppae i B PRIl i pecial, 3 cakes R s s e S e e Our Basement Shoe Sale irtpdueie "3h . | |t Tras trom dressing; il pisces. et | | —LINENS the International league; Pitcher Gar- wide ard day, off the bolt, 300 Dosen Turkait Wash Cloths— Blightly imperfect Worth 8c. Special Frida; each .. lc Linen, Huck and Turkish Towels— Whiskey itners Witbur Davis and Harper and | [UUURIRREE Sam MeConnell, an outfielder, are tho | [ESIRIANOII only recruits to remain on the | o'l fwr» B”"h, Will be continued as long as the lots last Friday and Sat- urday, You cannot afford to miss these offerings. Of spe- cial interest are: $1.95 .$1.95 yard Gic 72x90-Inch Bleached Sheets—Soft fin- ish, made from good grade 44 cotton; 34nch hems, ready for use. Regulat price 40c; sale vnoe : 32c diner goes to Newport News, while Voltz, | Hamiiton and Reed are released uncon ditionally. Women's Pumps and Ox- Men's Oxforde—Worth PURE FOOD ; § --*' Furth t b de bef M forde—Worth §$4.00, at to $4.00, at each Excellent values, urther cuts may be made before Ma worth 19c and : D ocnd | L42xseinch Bieached siips—8ott tintsh, | | woren o 1, as T{an‘xrr Mack has announced [—— for dain to match sheets, 3-inch hems. f5e. Gpontal l“z";’ SEemaL-pH. 8ic although the league limit is twenty-fi American Beauty and Killarney Rose Bush Sale| Jolouses. dancing | | Special. each wr c 30| Wemens Ribbea 2 4 oo g frocks. ete. Regu Mill nemnu\u—w-lnch Prlnud Volle, hemmed, Sul ta— 2 ———-———'mm e O Our American Beauty and Killarney Rose Bush sale takes place next lar 2ic value, & slightly soiled on edges, folds, etc. Val- ready to use, Mer i tops. All // Prilel “tomn_ Stuts Bhrsmatiom. s .'u.)dn“ These are the ones with the foliage on and will bloom | §yara- Sy A o e ?”"I\,’ Hegular ( yises. Umbrelia ace wittes: " *I sutfer from acuite rheumatism GROTTE BROS, CO. right away 1lc while lot lasts, & yard : 8¢ Yalves c I v 19¢ and Sloan's Liniment always I ] auickly. e, Al druggists—Adver l‘f.‘l!.".l========================0