Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 8, 1916, Page 32

.‘-—S ll“' OM K'l\ _SUNDAY BEE: OCTOBER 8, 1916. ERTLE AND KID KIDARE Belleoue is happv Thot Another "‘UFTS DEFEATS ~ YALE OVERV! HELHS m ARMOURS GLASH BOTH GOOD DODGERS ~ Primrose Has Come to the College HARVARD FLEVEN ~ VIRGI!A F!EVF" e RN ‘ Bantamweight Overcomes Cmnmn With a Be- 'Dixie Collegians Stand No| noiv e e HE . Champions of Omaha Beat wildering Assortment of Uhsace - Withe Ol Blils | plolodle i T Champs of Greater Omaha, Open Ploy Formations Pirskin Warriors I LSy . Six to Two | caenkn— e Claimants to Crown Both Good at Side stepping Contenders | RECORD IS SEVEN TO THREE SCORE IS TLN T0O NOTHING '\ .\.l\nun\\ “N[‘[ ' OTHER DOINGS AT FAIR Tnterle Haren Gomnit SWale (v wmwxoucu.v WON'T MEET EACH OTHER Oct et TI‘\ mmke) Wins " o Title From Ty Cobb 15 posttion red Harvard' nly npomts | with a woal from the field g 1 singles games ubs, since 1 r—iirst basem N > iu‘ er for a touchdow }‘(n,,d‘. e play ran average of | L River Navigation Company Omam?es u Czu pentier Will Not ' Enter the Prize Ring Z Until War Is Ended Headquarters, He Sviaation Herbert M | French Fre Woman's Club Reception. Minden \ h., Oct. 7.—(Special)— s ‘s club held its an- LAtk . When the V“Y.r.::“.“ iy Yale Contronts a ‘ Foot Ball Crisis o At P1 tntTimc : e T mmmt-w- {) !‘1 ‘flll'flx S G U R R ’gf‘ i HE “Wise One” who or- To insure satisfactory service iginated the Talk about from an overcoat, three things are indispensable: L . First—An all-wool fabrie probably didn’t have to buck without the slightest adulter- up against the proposition of ation of cotton. landing a good job--or have Second—The highest standard to associate with fellows of materials—canvas, linings, interlinings, even down to such who did dress well. details as the thread and buttons. Third—Good tallormg—and by that we mean a spirit of genumeness, of intelligence, of right intention, the scores of minute operations which every garment represents, All these the Kirschbaum label signifies and guarantees. $15, $20, 825 and up. Pall x\ughts in cotton and wool Underwear” “Star and Manhattan Shirts” “Stetson and Mallory Hats"” “Interwoven Hole-Proof Hosiery™ c?lze%s‘g%az(m istocraf ef the state. | have | irels won by | clothes not making the man 'RED SOX WIN FRST FROM THE ROBINS . Coutlnued Froni Page One. Fighth Inmng k Wawes Right bly th S ses S e Jotes of A e Auto Robes Ashiund Wins From Havelock NEREBESD rauuuullufllal!uell::--m-uutan:e« ‘ l}l lll T AR R U T T o>