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THE BEE- OMAHA, MONl)A, SEPTEMBER 22, 1913.
BOWLERS START IH EARNEST
Six leagues Already Playing Their
Schedules and More Coming. (
Announcement Kjctraordinary!
BOOSTER LEAGUE QOE9 GOOD;
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Senior Organisation Opens Up TltU
Ml(l-8?aon Scares, nntl Give
' Promise of Dc-lna; Strong
' " ' eat In the Cltr.
"iti
, UottIIhk Schedule.
Association alleys,
..Booster Leatrue Tueday, Chris Lycke
eUnst Field Club, Lelsys acalnst Clara
Blla, Beacon Press against Brandos'
Highballs. National Refining company
against Klks.
;,S METROPOLITAN ALLEYS.
Commercial League Monday, Boselln's
Trademark against Frank's Candy Kids,
Quick BerVeq against IlumOhr'a Old Tav
erns Wednesday, Jabea Cross, against
JetteTa Old Age, Tracy's La Trudas
against Brodetraard Crown.
v',iv MORRISON ALLEYS.
Fairmont Creamery League Monday,
Better Butter against Diadem, Liquid
QoldLagalnat I'm I tan Broilers, UeUcIa
against Fulrmortt Farm.
.Oato City League Tuesday, Farrelt's
Syrups against M.ckey Gibsons, Ragan's
Jfalstaffs, against Pete Lochs; Thursday,
Btpri ,Trlumphs against Frank s Colts,
X.RAys against Fraternal Order of
Eagles No. S3.
Lithographers' League Wednesday,
Xyen Engravers against Epsten's Trans
fera, Kiopp-Bartlett against Epsten's
Press; Omaha Printing company against
Stees Prltltlng compahy.
Omaoa,' Gas League Friday, Intense
ngaintt Resnors, Dispatchers against
Dots, Comfqrt irons against Tar Babies.
Tlotvlinsr oyents Monday night mil be
the opening or the Commercial league at
Metropolitan alleys at 8 o'clock and the
opening of the Fairmont Creamery league
t MorrieOn alleys at, 8 o'clock.
.Last week found two more leagues
tatting out on their season pt 1813-11.
The Booster and Omaha Gas leagues got
under way, both with stronger organiza
tions. Jthan they had last year. The
Booster league especially made a good
-ililf witn 80,ilo large mldseason
iSSt Th. Qa lencuers didn't break
nV records, but the enthusiasm dis
played on the fjrst night, shows that
.they will be one of Omahas strongest
oftfanixatlons.
vltt S'dAltipn to the above the Maglo City,
Wrifloat Creamery, Lithographers and
aKP'ty leagues have started, making
six leagues now down to business. This
.wet' will find the Commercial and
Metropolitan leagues on the alleys, the
Commercial league having the grand
opening tomorrow night
wHh, tne Omaha, Automobile and
Standard Oil leagues stilt, to be heard
from this makes a total of ten organised
leagues rolling In the twin cities to say
nothing of the probability of leagues being
organised on the Vinton Street alleys and
at orta Omaha and Crook.
Ihe Omaha and Standard Oil leagues
have completed their organizations and
aIennoUnc'1 thelr 0Penlng for the sec
1 week In October. President Tralnor
of the Auto league has called no meeting
yet, Mt will do so at an early date.
. . ... Bowlln Notes.
.A' Warlchow Is the "Big Dick!' at the
erae from the QulckseYves!
cMfjavfUeo" wakS
&Jwn . Brau sextette will be
fratnareu together In this city. Thov win
Wht after the Midwest campKlS
iFitajr Flgenschuh will be Joe B'rnr'
hSfcl' NrrIson 4lis, VnSynas
PuiiX; t?J ia aey of Mount
iUhK .lLw'lenrf UP Friday night
thiM &m1Jciftnl rwntaOon. This yea? ,
hSii'ff,S.wlU hY6 "v Weri instead of
E.w frnS(Jn Old not show up lasr
. S ?.. This ,
EA .-;'vM-aotnco at ms
Bell
ntifc fancv
tShfn ssssi
Thrt. 11 VtnAiu.. A. m ...
ftslSSM .m.lWs morning
old-amlllar haunt,; r "fc
BeirhlrtS8.?8 tha the new Clara '
SmL h.'fts jEbula not be out of. place
tt& They had
tne lAasoclatlpn alleys is erroneous ThA
ij.fl Metropolitan league will open its
Jrue 1' nlfht. September The
"S?"0 ,w' be a three-man organltaUon
wft eight teams and games T will be
rpllejL or Tuesday and Friday nighu.
aKS1?001 i.nle game
fr ' total en the opening nlsht ot
S-.flJ,nter k",?6..'8 !7 tHS Seal
ffHR -flope ball arUsts. Uls m ouht
whi.?d fpr hl" Plwrle gamT for a
ifiP'? hf t Jt found a home for
f?p,Vw !1 three-man league. ThU
l.f. '""ned for the Alercant K
wall they were thrown out In the cold.
.,itl5mn!,, Picture will not bo published
hSn1 L?SV (ftil,ns b6tt9r- hash't
Peen heard irom slnco last year's Mid-
7iStt..tunlan'n.t' wnen be won the In
2 n ?u1 . chmlonship. but he says he
wlllr again be oh hand with a big noise!
wuum nrcui m on well
nun inn nnrva
m,aeL. been "gone
5 ?SS?lvyi.J,itl,,ant on account of tho
??r-fVlelr hll takes. The Metropolitan
tof were formerlTback"
TT . T. ui, 1J3 BOH. Suit IIIPV Wnlr
laiiy as well for tho honk h.n .:
riniiahv ..i -.7.11 "J iiiejf y
bSckuS "5iJ"u 100 "oo" ban
rfl? .fa"; te A "eat deal of
imiiuo oi many aoout the
AMfeiVi 't" final meeUng at the
&&2?t!2n '", Sunday mornRur. sip
tembsr 3, at 10 oolock. At nreaXAt h
.WSf ,Plr and place of PlayfnTl. up
sssSnSr def'n,u,y ?e,uid
Booster Leasne.
Chris tycks, .V8
Brand' High Balls 3
fThwtsy - 2
lira. Bejles j
atlonal Refining Co 1
econ.Press 1
Omaha Field CUb 1
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Martin Titers ; ,t 1 W;
South .Oniiha Ice Co....., I 1 .tgj
CuUVj'trtTlger I 8 133
Jttr Old Age 1 i JJ3
Ths- White Sox 1 2 .tti
Uncle-fiam's Yeta .0 2 .000
Individual averages:
Vix. At. Nts. At,
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LOFT IS BROS
CO
Jewelers
jTe Off 'Reliable Original 'Diamond and Watch Credit House
absorb the well-known Omaha Jewelry Firm of
SCOTT-PARR CO., 409 South 16th St
All This High Grade
Stock at Half.
On Easy Payments
Loftia Bros. & Co. have loner been anxious to give Omaha citizens
the same opportunity to buy fine Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry,
ON QREDIT, as they have given the pebple of other thriving cities,
and here was a chance beyond their fondest hopes.
Scott-Parr Co., 409 So. 16th St., local jewelers of splendid repu
tation, faced failure. They were seriously embarrassed financially, so
to liquidate their debts they disposed of everything stook, good
will, fixturos, etc. to the nationally known Diamond House of Lof
tis Bros. & Co., for 47 cents on tho dollar.
Money Refunded at Onct
if Year Purchase Is Not
Entirely Satisfactory
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YOU GET THE BENEFIT. THIS ENTIRE
WONDERFUL STOCK OF GORGEOUS DIA
MONDS, ELEGANT WATCHES, EXQUISITE
JEWELRY, AND STERLING SILVERWARE
GOES REGARDLESS OF COST AND ON EAS
IEST TERMS OF CREDIT. WAS THERE
EVER A MORE CONVENIENT WAY TO
SECURE A BARBAIN IN A DIAMOND OR A
WATCH?
SALE BEGINS
MONDAY AT
8:30 A. ML
Mr. Roy Scott, former president of Scott
Parr Co., and for many yaars associated with
Albert Edholm, is manager of our jstore. He was
chosen because of his eminent fitness for .the post
aril because the people of Omaha know him to be
a man of the highest integrity.
9.1 989
Beautiful Diamond LaValliere
OUR PRICE
.75
Ssoti-Parr
Ct.'s
Prm, $71
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43
Psy $1.H
A Wtfk
Hand made of genuine platinum, with
three sparkling perfect cut diamonds, mounted
as shown, in tho popular ' 4 Merry "Widow"
style. Complete with 15 inch platinum chain.
One of the greatest values in all this big sale.
Ladies' Watches, Diamond Sit (S)
WOHEIEIL TIFFANY t
Scott-Parr Ctih Prjcc $85. Oar Price
No. 1011 Every one! of manralouB brlUlancy and color.
Just an ideal cisc and sot In handsome 14-k. solid gold
Tlfany mountlncB. They can't last Ion at this prloe,
though there aro quite a few in this special lot
TSRMSj OlflY $U5 A WEEK
Prom Scott-Parr Co.'a Btook wo offer
just is Tiriany diamond rings,
mounted as shown at $20; prlco
was $50; Loftls Bros. & Co.'s...
A f A 1 trAMU
Gorgeous Cluster Diamond Ring
No. 1015. A very effect
ive stylo. fJlno sparkling
genuine diamonds set In
platinum mounting? looks
like a 8 -caret solitaire,
Former price $200, our
price ,
$135
The "Youne Man's Fworit! Diamond dint
Si
$0 J.50
SetU-Ptrr
C.'t.
rrm, in
y. lxe Ladles' Watches. O slxe. Ilk
solid sold, engraved oases, fine diamond In
star setting, fitted with Illinois. Elgin or
Walt ham movement. Guaranteed satisfac
tory and absolutely accurate, your choice of
PAY OML.Y XSO A MONTH.
MSI
Heavy Solid Gold Diamond Ring
$65
Usual
$100
Va!u
No. 914
Illinois, Elgin or $11,75
Walttiin Watches 1 1
Scett.Farr Co.'s Frtce (19.69
This now 12-sUe Thin Model
must not be coafused with the
large, heavy, thick watches ofr
fered by some dealers at double
this special sale price. Finest
quality gold filled cases, hand
engraved or ylaln polished;
guaranteed 3 years; choice of
many designs; Illinois, Elgin or
Waltbam movements, closely
timed and Inspected; guaran
teed accurate,.
lM A. MONTH.
An extra offering
ot usual $65 rings
that go for $39.00,
Large, exquisite dia
monds of porfect
brilliancy and color.
QQ
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66
Tfirmi
SI.50
Set In heavy hand
made 14-k. solid gold
mounting, Just as
shown, or in many
lothor beautiful designs.
No. 4You')l sty you noVor aa,v such bargains as the" dlampcds
Iu thtb offering. Wonddrful ielectiopj all absdJUtely .perfect In cut
and color; extra largo In sice and beautlfdll set In your choice
of solid 14k gold mountings. A speqial bargain.
SPECIAL TERMS: $3.50 A MONTH.
Store Open Every Evening Until 9:30
Phone Douglas 1444 or 8036 and our salesman will call,
bringing with him such goods as you wish to see.
Our Price Fir This SIOS,00 Oiineni
FREE COUPON ?OR 100-PACrE CATALOG.
Take a knife or the point of a pin and qut this coupon out NOV!"
before you forest It. Just artvo us your name and addressno Ut
ter Is necessary and wo will send Vou FREE our handsomft 100-
6 age Catalog No. (OS, containing- J.00O beautiful Illustrations of
Hamonds. AVatches Artlstlo Jewelry and. Silverware, with com
plete descriptions and price. This catalog flly expulalns our easy
credit plan. Just fill In your name and address on the lines pro
vided below and mall today toLrffU4 Bros, is Co., 40B So. llth 8t.,
Omaha, Nb. ' ;
VAME
.
ADDRUS9
I0FTIS
BROS & CO 1858
Till Oil
Reliable
Original
& Watch
EST'D.Cndit
Housi
Blamoai Speetal Ne. M14
A popular aa smhwvi
diamond ring spaetal that
instantly vrlas the favor of
all who see It Cornea la
14-k. solid gold mounting,
as shown here, or In ear
design of your own choice.
Those dlasaends are ex
quisite la cut aad color,
and are of exoeftleaal
brilliancy. Their actual
value Is (106, A bargain
Indeed at $65.
Special Terns, H 3f.
409 South 10th St.,., Main Floor, Oity National Bank Block,
16th and Harney Streets, Omaha, Neb.
" ' .'i i j . ' .
pimcHASB courew von si WH8 oannbt oal.
Cut this out NOW 4nd s'an1 and triall It before, you forget . We
send Diamonds and Watcher vrywhtreand allow easy time pay
ments. I-OFTS9 BUOr. rZO., 409 Bo. Sth St., Omafca, Neb.
A0 Purchase No. ,,..,ii,) according to prices and
ntionsd in the Omaha Worldtllerald. I enclose . .......
nonthlv (or) waelclv Davment and irrc. In m th bxl.
ance as stipulated In the ad. ft f am hot completely satisfied
joii)s uros. et uo., at onoe,
I desire
terms mer
as first mo,
ance as stl
with mv Durchase I will return It to
who agree to refund my money Ip full.
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Farrell 8yrups
Individual averages:
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Former Creiglitdn
Student Captures
Honors in Germany
Julius Festner, a member of the class
of 19U at the Crelghton Arts college, and
an Omaha boy. Is stilt upsetting the
athletlo records of the fatherland and
Incidentally tho athletlo aspirations of tv
number of Itu sons. Frequent report
from Germany, where Festner is Ameri
can vice consul at the port of Barmen,
have told of his successes, and recent
news direct from Germany states that he
la still wlnnlnr.
Recently Mr. Festner has taken part Its
four mueti, winning distinction In all.
Tre meets were held at Wettor, a pretty
Utile town on the lluhr river, at Velbart.
at Husten, and finally at Bollngen, the
famous cutlery center. At Wetter Mr.
Festner competed with 1,009 other ath
letes in the 100 meter dash, shot put, high
jump, pole vault for distance, and clari
thenlc exercise, and captured elghUantb
place. At Velbert he landed first place
In a field ot elghtynlne athletes. At
Husten he won first place in a three
event competition, consisting of a 100
meter dash, shot put, and the hop-step-
t
and-a-jump. At Bollngen, competing with
the cracks of Germany, he placed In the
hop-step'snd-a-jump and was a member
of the relay team whlbh also placed.
r. Festner stated In a recent letter to
an Omaha friend that the athletlo fever
had stricken Germany and thousands of
aspirants are being developed. The great
ambition of the German athlete is to en
ter the srreat Internatlpnal athletic met
and to win from the Americans. Mr
Festner expects to return to this coun
try this winter.
1
0RPHEUM TEAM WINS THE
SECOND GAME FROM GAYETY
It was a "mellerdramy" that was put
on Saturday forenoon at Rlverview park,
when no rescuers arrived to kiep tho
Gayety blj team from getting unmerci
fully walloped for the second time this
wetlx. Two games the Orpheum won, the
first on Thursday, 12 to 11, the second on
Saturday, 14 to 11. For both games Bob
Tosco, the Italian singer, was on the slab
for the Orpheum, Tho reposing team
had six pitchers n yestirtfay's gams.
Three home runs were smashed out by
Otto Bchnelderwlnd of the Orpheum team
and twice he connected for a VlK smash
when the .bases were full. Chief Caupo-
llcon, the South American Indian, was
the nifty first baseman tor the winning
team.
American Athletes
Win Eight of Twenty
Events at Montreal
MONTREAL, Quebec, Sept. a.-Amer
(lean athletes won eight out of twenty of
the important events at the champion
ship track meeting of the Quebec branch
of the Amateur Athletlo union of Can
ada held here today.
Canadian records were beaten by II.
Barwlse, Boston Amateur Athletlo asso
ciation, with 6 feet 2?; Inches In the high
Jump and J. It. Duncan or the Brad
hurst Field club, New York, who threw
the discus HO feet 1 Inch. T. J. Ilalpln,
Boston Ameateur Athletlo association,
won both the quarter-mile and half-mile
races, the former in 0:13 and tha latter
in :W.
The mile race went to J. ' A. Power,
Boston Amateur Athletlo association,
whose time was i:t3, while J. C. Law
ler, unattached, of Uopton, wou the
18-pound stio'put event with 45 feet, M,
A. Connor, Boston Amateur Athletlo as
sociation) took the 100-yard sprint in
Q:WH and J. J. Bmith, Bronx Church
house, New York, the fivo-mlle event in
26:88.
A Llfo Problem Solved
by that great health tonic, Electric Bit
ters, is the enrichment of poor, thin
blqod, and strengthening the weak. COo,
For sale by Beaton Drug Co.A4vertlse
ment
AUDITORIUM PHARMACY .
TEAM LOSES TO ARMOURS
The Armours proved themselves unMs
puted Suturday champions yesterday
when they gave the Auditorium Phar
maciea a decisive beajlnc. although
Qulgley had a strong picked team in the
field. McCreary essayed to pitch for the
Pharmacys, but after he was hit seven
time cleanly and gave three bases on
balls, netting the winner nine runs, he
was relieved by Shears in the fifth, who
save three bases pn balls, hit a man and
wts batted for a single, allowing the
Armours four more runs, pike pitched a
great game, allowing the Pharmacys only
two hits. The Pharmacys were out
batted and outlelded by the Armours,
who were. In fine form. The Armour"
play at "Wahoo today, their final game of
the season. Score:
AlUiOtms. , PHAJrUIACYB.
AD.H.O.A.E. AU.1I.O.A.E.
JColllni, U. S J 0 0 OHsll, If t 0 t I 9
tllUt. u.... t 9 S 1 OSIfAodWtb S t 0 S 1
W.Collliu,Sb S S 1 1 Ulberlr. !. I 0 S J 1
AlOrtres, cl I I 1 0 (Shun, rf-p. s 1 I e o
A.Ortrei. rf i t 1 0 Ofwltmtn, cf. 1 O I 0 0
W.Jtrsn, a.. J 1 4 S tfilurphr, .. S ft S I I
iuuu. id... g i j vueurturr, p-s e o s a
C.njrn. lb.. S It 0 QMcOreth. lbl e 1 1 1
Pfte. p 1 1 o I estuD. lb.... e o i l
puitr. cr..., t esse
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Totals ...n I U 11 T
Armours 4 113 4 0
Auditorium Phar, i o l 0 o o o 3
Earned runs; Armours, t Two-base
hits: A Graves, McAndrewc. Struck out
by Pike, ti by McCreary, 1; by Shears,
1 Bases on balls; Off Pike, !; off Mc
Creary, S; off Shears. 2. lilt by pitched
ball; Fettman and C. Ryan. Stolen bases:
J Collins (3), Tuttle. Sacrifice hits) W.
Collins, Pike. Double flay; Hall to Mc
Andrews to McGrath. Timet 1:23. Um
pires; aurnesa and Adams.
Will Manage Cards Again.
ST LOUIS. Sept ll.-lllr Huggins.
manaser of the St, Louis Nationals, to
day signed a , contract to manage tha
team next year.
Causa of Xasekamlav
The most common causa of insomnia s
disorders of the stomach and constipation.
Chamberlain's Tablets correct these d.
orders and tnsbl you to sites. For eala
by all druiglsta.-iAdvtrtUemea, ,