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! WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A RUi ASSORTMENT OK
; STAMPED -LINEN
'. FINISH Sl'ITINC. FOR. APRONS
Enough in eacli for largest apron. These arc h llio newest .stamped desiij
and come m cadet, rose, vmiei, g'-een . maize. me colors are last. liese
! we have priced
$1.25 each '
pt, declared ronrh ' Fielding H.
VoHt, when he cndcti (ils fiirHu-,
"Kipke wuh I ho brains, t In
spirit and the fight or the .vfleiii
Kun team," wrote ono Ulg 'jvn of
tidal ul the end of (lie last bus
kcthatl game. A acting captain,
playing ut guard, he directed the
play of the team through his fin:l
season ami was no successful he
vus plc-keil at guard on almo.il all
eon fen nee teams selected.
Kipke'H record of winning nine
letters in the first al .Michigan
made under the rules allowing bui
fhre years of participation in
athletics, una the eighth man to
win letters in ihree. sport. Less
(ban UMI of Michigan's thousand
letter men have won letters In two
sports.
ISEBS."-
VfSfT LONDON
World's Advertisers Are
-Gathered in England t'o
Debate Problems.
LONDON. AP) lloald nf nil-
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A Good Place
ese I
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Kipke will join the eOnehfiiK verttHlnic men froin till purtH of the
forre-o' Ihn I'rtiverNlly C M:k- w'oHd. 2itu iilone are e.pee!el fruiti
next .Send nilier. Aim-rieu. are iieffiniiliifc ' "rrivi
i'i re lor the eonveuiion il the AH
.soelaleij Ail vert isitlK ( 'luhn of t li
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.iftw. 1 T ! 1 "' n miuiifl ill III' ;
Vli0 olJiNIIAl i'onv.nil.n. m,i mi w.-inW.y I'.ii-k,
'dli. i't Ihf iiriiit HriliHll Riniiirii;
KxpoMil lint, wilt Im-kIii Jnl' I -I :inill
HAVE YOU STOPPED IN TO SEE OVli LARGE ASSORTMENT
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. I'onl iiiue
to .Inly IS.
Iinllii. Hawaii, Snnlh Af-
littf only a rlMlfnt of hM anil none I' roin
of them the Ithilin-Orron i!e;i. New Z'luinl. AuntraiUi. ltel-
teani anywhere lnl on lane. IkIuhi. Kranee, Norway, lUiltnml
Kolniry ami Culver, pitching Swi th ii. Italy anil ( 'eehOKlovaklu
for linker, were unahle to hol.l Hie leli(;ateM of the ailveri iHiim frater
I'lrate.H ami uh a .reunli, eouph .l nhy will wnul tlnrir way lo the
with several erron ly -the Oueeii .world's larirenl eity to confer on
"lty lad, the riin-maldiiK whh a the latest h v lopm nis In iner- j
sniip fr the HvaKhlmeUterH. !ji jrhamlisinjc ami udverthfintf. to lay
(iritmle Kot six of t he nine rutin plamt for tin ful ure and to heat
I In the first three Inn i nun off Keri-ithe otdnionn of ramous ntate.siiien
bury h delivery nnd the reiiiuiniuK , imnim s m n and advert i.untr t :
Scranton
W. Short, Inc.
jriven their official cognizance.
Complete arrangements have
SPORT NEWS TEACH OTHERS
' IIIIUKIIMP IIIIU
mnmm m
I lire- one hi the rfrtli nnd two Inlnertn.
Mhe ninth orr culver.
To ll hi hie . IMns
The local infield worked Ilk
a m ill ion-do! la r hunch Saturday,
contributing two nnappy douhl-.-plays
that helpeil to shut out Ilt
liitker team. The rlrf one came
in the oftcnlm; inning when iJelh w
lined out- to Knii'hl at third who,,.
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been, made tor hotel accommoda
te list of prominent mm v.l.o 1 "on tor mo eieKaies on i u. ir ur-
wlll addles the convention in-j'n-u m i.onuon un i-um
eluihs I'ninier Mac! icnald, A iner- 1 ' " ". .."..-i-
iean Aml.asH.uInr Ki-IIokk. I.o Hoi-I derpround Kullway. fomimny. has
l:m.1 ureshlent of Hie AHN .eUled ! K' ti lit e.l to each visltlnff ileleKate u
Advet iisimr Clul.s of the wurld: K. ' rrt' P"fi Jor the we
VV. Keulty, nresMent of the Canad-
BAKE GSVE5
IBOISEIEMOK!
12 errors, and two home trims.
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, Ontario
,1'ayelte
Ilutti-rles: N-whlll
Katser and H'lewart.
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and Hands;
BASEBALL
Oregon Team Wins on
fiome Field from the
Mountaineers ; Payette
and Eminett Also Vic
torious. l DAno-ARcnoN f.rAorr..
Clubs W. I.. Pet.
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Holmt .. ,. S 3 .72"
VV.-lwr .. 0 5 .Mf.
Itniter - 4 s .an
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Ill rourth pluro In 111"' Mnlio-OriKoil
limuo. il-fialil Holw. In Hi-rmtil,
licrr yoniriluy nx lo ivvo. Coully
i'1-rorn lout thn Kiirnc for Jtrilno. ,
II. H. K.
IliikiT 1 1 , 1
Holsn .. 2 fl t.
'Ilittli'rlFN: Tiilnn 11 ml Arnolt; Plm
lli'r.iinil Kerwln." . .
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.N'ailiiiiul lirnmif t
ymmviyv TAki:s ci)ki.: oxi:.
WKISIIU. Iiln. (Hpi'i'liil) i:m
incl t rrnnkly ailnillli'il I hat I he
KHiiMt wait a mil onu ami the
foilKlieit of IhP Hi'aKon horn yenli'r
tlny when tlin rhuiniilmiH won 2 to
0 from llio Wt'lwr li'iun. itolli
Krlfkilon, of Wi'ltioi-, uml Ki'lli ll. of
Knimi'tt. pilrhi'it womlrfiil Imll.
The rt-port In I'lrculallon I Hut
Kcllflt hai rtiini'il IiIh nrin nnd
woulil nol hi ftlili lo pltrli uny more
IhLt BouHon ut't'niH to he I'litlri'ly out.
of order wlini'w IiIh nn-hli. no-
run icmnc Kiiniiny. t
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rioorly Mnyi-'l ronlt-Kt. uuirlii-il liv
Clnlm W. I.. Pet.
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Al llfiiulil.iii: Itnston 4-ll. I'.rniik.
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'At l'hilnn:ill: 1'llls.limK !l. i "In-,
rliliintl 2. '
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W'linlitiiKlou 4.
Al Oilrnr.'i: riilrni'o II, I'lcvi"
IiiikI ii.
Al lull-oil: HI. l.nnlH r., I trull I.
HrliliVi' U'oi-k hi Stitrl Sititll.
1 1 , 1 : 1 1 LSI ir 1(1 1.. I fonsl rur-
llon I'nik on tilt' Ih'IiIko ui-rnirt
llir Villitiii(tli nt I liirrlnlMli'iT. Ill'
tnlrjii t for w lih-li iviut l I ly t.ti-
nI;iIi lli:liwity I'luniiiltuilon .lunr I,
In to In-Kin within Hi" ml livn
wi'i'kK. ln'i'orilillir lo H. I!. M"llli.
irirtltli-nt nf the r!'tl!iltl llilil-Kf
roniiliny. '4'iililrnrtor.-, Mr. Mi'ltlt
won hi'ii" mitkloK Mlmtary ui -iiintri'tnt'nlfi.
Wolverines' Super Ath
lete, Harry Kipke, to
Join Missouri Coach
ing Force.-
AW ArtliOlt, Mich. (A 11 -Hurry
Kipke passed rut of Aliehi
an alhlelicH a few days ao when
I he itiilveiHlty awarded him a
liaehelor of arts decree. rehl
Ijan's ureutcsi athlete," many have
called him, HOinetimes not forget -liiltr
lo P". trltiute to him r.n a
man us well as aililete.
A ni(;ht or two before ifradua
t Ion he was presented wiHi a
Michigan . hlanlo t with three
hlocU 'Ms" in one corner. Cnder
en eh "M" were three stars, In-
illdiUiiK: he had won three letter
in loot hall, I hree in basket Imll
nil. r three n huHelmll. No man In
(Vrfll,!n lilel ics hiin won thi
i.pn-itil' : eomhinalion of letters,
inly two ot hers have won tho
!ot:ri of nine letters,
Klpkc's actual puSHliifc from ulh
ith'H hlnl In 'll some of the dm
uialie iiuuliiies found In novels. In
li 1m ftiuil conference unmo itKatu.u
WlHCfnsln, in his final time at hot
wHh two on. he hit a home run.
fhi ajn his final niime In a Michi
gan uulrorni, thin lime at,':ilnnl the
team of' the Meljl tmlversity, Jap
an, ukiiIii he came to hai hi the
elnlith InnltiH'.
. May HeoulH from (.ansitlK, hi
home (own hud made him an hon-
omr ineiuher or the iioy scouts
preeeilin the name; had Riven
him a waich, hoiiKht with pennh-H
saved, and I hey called upon him
for a home run. The base were
lillnl. Klpke drove tho hall so
tar into left field that he was
lurhihK third ham when the out
fielder caiiKht. up with U.
Klpkc starred In hixh school ut
l un.-iinjr, playlnR on a roothitll
team that never met deteut. At
Mrhimin, the Wolverines lost only
lo uhto, in I'JL'I, while Kipke
played wlih them, lie was s"Mect-
d by Walter Camp as a inemher
f hit All-Amerlcan football tcum
in J'2, his best year.
K'litke wiis Mlehitran's best ktelt- 1
i I'urlfie Hallway: Keainald ftlr
nnn. famous Ilritfsh bu:ikir; Sir
k on all 1-on-
ilon underft-round trains and London
busses. " , . '; ;
The festivities will srart 'h a
Charles fllKham, Lord Ilurnhain. 'national welcome at ItOyal Albert
Mr Kile iii ddes. Ilerberl Houston. Hall on Saturday, precedins the
Harry Tipper. Winston Cli archil!. openlmr of the Kenernl s-yHlon?i. r-l
,Sir I'bllip l.loyd-Oreame, Lord I.e. j
rTiulnie I .nr.! Kvltonl Kilu iinl A.
:ind .Stanley llaldwm, fonm r Hrlt-j
caiiKht Hates off first. The s
ond double -ame In the seventh
when Culver hit into a double play)
Clifford lo Helms to I'eekbam. I
(.roMinuii llftt'd out a home run
Saturday off l-'onbury which, with
five siiiKles, two errors and u
couple of sacririee-i, pave Lj ). . .,,,. Y
Crande the firs! si. runs in. the ;
first and second frames 1,1 "ddinon scons or spiiKers.
S iniltiui't Will discuss (lie more detailed iUih-
La (irande V 2 a 4 5 li 7 8 9 J,"M. f "i" 7" nhns'" of nd;
Huns 2 it a I o 2- 9
which time it is expected that most
nf the delegates will have arrived.
On Sunday 2iao seats have been
reserved nt West in instc r Abb y
where a special sermon will be
preached by tho Lord Hishop of
Jiurhani.
The chnlrman of the general ses
sions wilt be Viscount liurnham.
president of the Kniplre l'ress l"n
ion, and proprietor of the London
Daily Te lepra ph.
The opening addr- ss Monday
morning will be male by Hremier
.Maelional.l. He will be followe 1
iy Sir Krio Geddes, Harry Tipper,
chairman of the general proRram
committee, and C. Harold Vernon,
president of the "Thirty Club.' In
tho afternoon Winston Churchill
will speak, his subject belnif "Tho
Hesponsthillty of Trade." j
Amotn? the speakers' Tuesday
morning will be Heg'inatd MrKenna,
whose subject will bp "The Recon
struction of Kttrope with Kpeclnl
Keference to the lawcs Report."
Sir Robert Horne nnd Stanley
Haldwln will be on the program
Thursday. ' ' ' "
linker
Hits
Huns
1 2 .1 4 fi C 7 8 t)
..I l a a it o a a 0--2
..0 a a (i 0 a a a 0 u
Sacrifice hits: Arnott, Havls.
Stolen bases: Hold man. Kt ruck
out: by Keene t, by Culver f. I'os
bttry it. InniuKs pitched: I-'osbury
2. Culver 7. Heme runs: tiold
muti. Three Im.'sc hits: Alexander.
Two base hits: (iildman. Hit by
I1 teher: I Ian Inn ion. I nuh!c play::
Clifford to 1 1 elms I o I'erkham :
KniKhl to Heckluim. Krnu .:
Hales 'I, Culver. Cliilord, Kuitfhi.
Hadh Weak at Siiu.-cl.
WASHINtiTHN ( A H. Summer
afternoons are I lie worst leriod i
for riiillo, t he hurt au of Mtund
arda of the eomnnrce deparimetit
has found. ' 11
The -announcement' was made
after extensive (cuts, which show
ed that during hot afternoona
radio signals are w ek and di:-tUihiinri-H
are strong.
Observations made 011 ' 1 lie
sln ngi h of radio signala : fnu i
high power Kuropenn siatlonn
showed that the sln;ils ari-weiil;-est
at the hn ir of sunset at the
Curupenn stnllons.
which there will be' many. Kvery
known variety of advertising will
come up for consideration.
he 1'rlnce of Wales has extend
ed his patronage to the convention,
and the Lord Mayor of London,
with the Lord Mayors of virtually
all of the principal cities of Hng-
land. Hcol lam' and Ireland, lutv
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