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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY . JOURNAL, PORT LAND. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, t19l 10 By George McManua BRINGING UP FATHER , LET iO ME : VHEAT Cflf,il OF OAKS, GETS A BEATING Visitors. Make More of a.Bat ' tie of It Thari : Has Been v Their Custom Here. START OFF LIKE WINNERS OVT UKE XOCft ft aavssa a a sssa. . B to Keep Vp ?m uS Maafiy ' Take Short Sad of t 4 . (' Scot. Y GOODBRED HARD VtL TirhVjS0 ' 4POIU'.--"-. WOU CAM WOKE ' fT-TSlr Jj i I DMJHTB- 31fl i 52?! i V: Bf R. A. Orwto i ? Tiny goodbred, the hard wheat corn elian Of tha Oaks, stepped right , up Ilka hla predecessors and the Oak took their dally beating- althoug-h yesterday they roada more of a battle of It. Tlay was so busy trying to keep the Besv era away from the plate that he dWif f nave much time to "comada," and ii waa therefore more or leaa of a serious feme. The Oaka atarted right off like win ner!. Billy Lane celebated hla draft Into the big league by cracking out thuj flrat of two double. Menaor beat out a bunt to Gardner. Murphy a?rl--f Iced Menaor along to second, and on .Stumpfa out Land tallied. Menror "came acroaa when Hollocher threw Miller's grounder Into the dirt In front of Griffs, the flrat of three er rors,' which la a record In boota for thla frisky kid in any one game. Jack reroer Clomte the Ball j lack Farmer doubled to right in the Beavers half and etole third, which put the Bearers In a way to tie the count. (Wilis brought Farmer home with a. blow over second and then stole. VU- llama walked and Orlgga singled ti fright, counting Wills. ; .Hollocher walked and scored from flrat la the third on Dannie WlUe'a double to left. Wills went to third Skfter Lane caught Williams' long fir and counted wrtaen Griffs also hit a knc fly to-Lane. ; The Oaks brought Menaor home in the fifth on his single. Hollocher' a er ror la dropping a thrown ball from Oardner on Murphy's grounder, Stumpra aingle and Miller's forceout ' of Stumpf. i- , Oardaer Oets aaothsr Kit i Oardner J who sot three hits for the arternooa, opened the sixth with a sin gle to right, went to third on Mltio's single to center and scored when Good bred forced MItse at second. Br en '.on took up the pitching from the sixth on. Good bred reared up like self-rising yeast rrom ths third to the eighth end iinen reu flat, as the housewives mam (Williams singled to right and Griggs sjot ais mira mi or ut arternoon when mi bunt rolled between Goodbred and 'Gardner. Rodgera sacrificed the pair aiong. aigun hit over third and wil ijiams scored. Fisher 'raised a long -sacruice uy to Lane and Griggs tallied iwiw ,um run ancr me eaten. Breatoa Oets Xato Trouble crenton was in a little trouble in the ninth when Miller reached fir.t tt.n..i . . . . v juiiooniri iow tnrow and Gardner eingiea, nut Holly ran down a ball de aimiw or sreawn and tossed Mitve out at first, ending- the game. The core i e OAKLaND AB. R H. TO. A. E. 2 4 0 0 8 8 2 v 3 0 4 1 i M t 0 8-0 0 8 7 0 0 1 0 0 0 10 14 24 10 "l H. PO. A. B. 12 0 0 18 0 8 3 10 0 110 0 8 18 0 0 0 1 B 0 118 0 0 8 10 10 3 0 0 0 2 0 10 27 To S as,- ef 0 8 4 B 8 4 B 4 4 eaanf, Zt. ... nrpbr. Mb. .. tompf. as. ... JllUar. rf UMleton, If. . M. Uardner, lb. Wllaa. c. JUdbrad, p. .. Totals 41 4 PORTLAND AB. B Tarmer, If. ... ' JInllocber, aa . Villa, rt. tWIlliaata. cf. . .Orl, ga, lb jpodaara, 2b. .. v tlfo, 8b. .... 4 8 8 4 8 I 1 Oardner. (Srtetoa, LTotale aklaad ' 1 Hlta . f HIU . Btrack iCoodhrod 81 2 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 4 2 0 1 2 2 4 1 1 114 8 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 8 0110118 10 Br Oardnsp 1 Rm.. o out- B. Baaaa on balla Off Breaton 1. ,oft Uoodbred 1. iwo oaae Blta rarmar. Lane i" Sam'l The Men's Store for Quality and Service OotvTiaatWArtSAaJraaaaUars 2. WW . Gri. MlOer. Doable mot to R Cardner. Sacrifice SH Mnrphy, Orlsca. Mlrtrtieton, FUber. Bodgera. gtolea b,i,e Fmer, WHle. Mltaa, SlfUa. In nliura pitched by Gardner V rum 4, hlta Is, t bat So. Credit victory to Brentoa. Bans rvetxmalble for Oardner S. ttoodbred . Brea ton O. Time 1:46. Umpirca Caaey and rtary. Seals Take Third Straight San Francisco, Sept. 21. (I. N. S.) The Seals made it three straight from the slipping Bees by a score of 4 to 1. Dubuc held the California aspirants to five singles, but two of these In the fourth inning, together with loose sup port, accounted for the Seals' four runs. The" score: SALT LAKE BAN FRANCISCO AB. H. O. A.I AB. H. O. A. ToWo.ef... 3 4 2 3 2 S O Cnlro.rf.... 4 .0 4 0 2 1 2Hck,3b 4 2 0 2 Oil ORhaller.ir... 4 V 0 6 V 2 0 Maiael.cf... 8 0 3 0 1 1 l!Downa,2b... S 0 4 2 0 14 KoM-aer.lb. 8 0 0 1 1 1 CorlMin,aa, . 8 18 0 0 4 2,SteYeu.c... 8 0 4 1 1 0 lJohuaon.p.. 3 0 0 8 Kath.&b. .. Bbaely.lb.. Kjan.ir Crandall,2b Orr.aa Utlluian.rf. UaoDah.e. . ftubuc.y. .. Totala...81 7 24 10) ToUU.I..S0 B 27 IS Salt Lake 10001000 02 Hit 2 0002210 07 Ban Kranclaco 0 004 0UOO I llila 11020001 & .Buna Tobla, Hannah, ScUaller, Malael, Downs, Corbaa. brora Rath 2. Dubuc. Cor has. Runs ceaponslble for Dubuc 3. Johnaon 2. Stolen baaea Rath. Maiael, Dowua. bchnllpr 2. Sacrifice blta Ryan, Dowrna. Flrat baa on ball orf Dabue 2, oft Jobneoo 8. Btrack out By Dabae 2, by Jounaon 2. lilt bf pitcher Bhaeijr. lAHibte put uuDtie to urr to Hneeiy. Lett uo baaea bait Lake 4, San Franc-laco 8. Tliae l:4i. Umpire UuUirie and Finuej. , Angels Take Another Game Los Angeles, Sept. 21. (I. N. S.) The soaring Angels captured another from the Tigers, winning out in tl last inning of .a pitchers' duel aU the way between Bradley Hogg and Art Fromme. Bradley hurled a sensational. iwo-nit- game ana snouia nave nai a shutout to his credit, as the Tigers' only run was scored without a hit. The score: VEBNON AB. H. O. A LOS ANGELES AB. H. O. A S'dcrue.ct. 8 0 8 Ol MagKert.cf. 4 1 2 Vaughn. 2b. 8 11 Doaoe.rf... 3 0 0 DaWy.lf... 4 16 G'huwnn,lb.8 0 T Uallaarb 3 0 1 Callaban.sa 2 0 4 Moure, c... 8 0 3 Frooimc.p. 2 0 1 Terrr.ae... 1 2 0 1 1 0 1 IB 1 3 1. 3 0 2 0 1 KUllfer,2b.. Meuael.rf . . Fournler.lb iiciiia,u.. Baaaler.e. DaTla,3b. Hogj.p... TotaU...28 223 13 Totala....27 6 27 10 Two out when winning ran ecored. Ternoa OOl 0 0 0 0 0 01 HiU ......000 1 01 0002 Loa Angelea 0 0 00 1000 1 2 Hlta 0 1 0 0 1 2 0 1 1 Bona Callahan, Terry, Foamier. Brrore Oallowaj, Callahan, Ellia. Stolen bast Terry. Btrack out Br Hogg 1, by Fromme 2. Two baae hlta Vaughn, Manert. Sacrifice hlta Snodcraaa, Daria 2, Doane. Flrat baae on balls Off Hog I 2, off Fromme 4. Buna reaponalble for Fromme 2. Double plays Bosg to Baaa. ler to Fournler, Daley to Callahan. Hit by piiener rrornme. umpires tieKi ad fnyle. Indianapolis 5, Cincinnati 4 Indianapolis, Sept. 21. After the Reds had tied the score In the eighth inning In an exhibition ame here yes terday the Indianapolis crew shoved over a run, winning. 6 to 4. The score: R. H. E. Cincinnati It l Indianapolis lft l Batteries Rauther and Smith; Falk enbergand Scbang. Young Hart Schaffner 6? Marx clothes for style and value YOU can't find better ones; they're made right and priced right ; the styles are". the latest ideas; belt-all-around sport suits and overcoats ; reg ular sacks ; full skirted overcoats anything" you want; we'll see that you get it. Hart Schaffner & Marx use none but all wool fabrics ; such clothes wear a long time ; they fit and are guaranteed to give satisfac tion or your money back. We're in a position to do a good thing for you you'll realize this the moment you see the goods. , , ' . i Better Make It Today PRICED t2OJ00. $22 JO TO S40J0Q Tub Silk .Shirts ; Special $4.50 Beiutlful SUk Shirts, newest striped patterns, latest colorinf, extraordinary values, complete run "of sites, all first quality -a bit special feature at 4.50. . Roseiiblatt & Go. - t, "5 -. pBSElWOBED SERIES TO ; OPEN IN CHICAGO ON SUNDAY, OCT. 7 Third and Fourth Games Are to Be Played in New York," " Cincinnati Ohio, Sept. J1-(U. P.l The world's series between the tiiants and White Sox will open in Chicago on October . The second game'Will also be played in the western city on Sun- day, October 7. i , , The third and fourth games wilt be nlaved in New York on October 0 and 10 and should the fight for the title then run into six games, the series will run into the following week. The fifth game will be -played In Chicago October 12. This is Friday. No attemDt will be made to Jump to New Tork for a Saturday game, and should a sixth game be necessary it will not be played until Monday. Oc tober 16. Sunday ball is not permitted in New York. President to Be Invited Should a seventh game be neces- mirv the date and place will be de cided later. . , The National commission announced the details of the series at Its meeting here yesterday afternoon. Invitations will be extended Presi dent Wilson. General Bell, General Barry. General Carter and eneral McCain, to attend the opening game. Tke umpires will be: Bill Klem and Cv'RiKler of the National league and Silk o'Loughlin and Billy Evans of the American league. . World's series prices will be: Chicago Box . seats, $6; lower grandstand, $1.60; pavilion. Hi bleach ers. 60c. " - New York Box seating four, 125; upper grandstand, $3; lower grand stand, not reserved, $2; pavilion, Jl. Tickets must be bought for three games. If , third game- la not played money will be refunded. . , Soldiers to Oat rand One per cent of the commission's 14 par eent of the receipts will be given to the Ball and Bat fund- If the se ries is finished In the west, an exhli bitlon gams between the . two teams will be played at the cantonment at Kockford, 111. If finished in the east the gajme will be played at Mlneola, L, I., cantonment. ' William Harriage and Roy Reeves will be the commissioned business representatives for the series. Cleveland won the tosa for the first game in the Cleveland-Cincinnati post season aeries for the Ohio champion ship. The games will be played Octo ber 4 and 8 la Cincinnati and October T and 8 (Sunday) iln Cleveland. Tha playing of other games, if there are anyr will be decided later, r Wbes writing to or calling on advertisers, pleaae manttoa The Journal.- men! Southeast Corner. Fifth and Alder AMERICAN LEAGUE .Indians Scalp Giants New York, Bept. 21.(I. N. S.) After holding Cleveland to one hit in seven innings, Shocker weakened in the eighth and Cleveland slugged out another -victory over New York, Thurs day, the score being to 2. Smlta cleaned the bases in the'elghth inning with a triple. Manager Donovan used team composed largely of recruits. The score: . CLEVELAND NEW YORK AB. H.JO. A. AB. H.O. A Graner.lf.. 4 0Camp,cf. . , Cbapinaa.aa 4 Speaker.ef . 4 2, feck, us. .. Malael. 3b.. Pipp.lb... La mar.lt,. . Vlck.rf..... Bmitn.rc... Harris, lb.. 8 ' Wamby.2b. 8 Evana.Hb. .. 8 Fewater,2b. O'Nclll.c. .. 8 N'namaker.c 4 Klepfer.s.. 2 Sbocker.p... 3 Both 1 Bacby.p.. 1 Haher.p.... u TotaU...82 7 27 121 Totals.... 32 4 27 17 Batte for Kleoter hi elsbth. ' Cleveland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 28 New York 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 02 Bona Chapman. Speaker, Erana, O'Neill, Bath, Basby. Lamar, Vick, Errors Chapman, Speaker. -Cainp. Vick. Two baae hit Speaker. Three baae hlta O'Neill. Smith. Stolen base Wamby. Sacrifice fly O'.NeUl. Left on baaea New xork 0. Cleveland o. First oaae oa er. iot New York 1. Firat baae on baila Off Shocker , off Klepfer 1. HtU oft Klepfer 4 in 7 inninga, off Bagby 0 in 2 innlnga, oft Hboeker T in 8 1-3 lnnlnea. off Fisher 0 in 2-8 Inning. Struck out By Shocker 2. by Klep fer 3. Umplrea Connolly and Nallin. Time 2:00. - . Bed Sox Games Called Boston, Sept. 21. (L -N. S.) HeSvy showers that lasted two hours and a mudsoaked field could not prevent the Tigers and the Red Sox from get ting in half of a double header Thurs day. One game was put through after much delay, and the champions wei-t beaten 1 to 0 and knocked further away from the front. In the third in ning o the fray rain fell so heavily that time had to be called. The sec ond affair was started, but had to be called at the end of the second because of darkness. The score: First game DKTHfirT 1 BOSTON AB. H. O. 4.1 AB. 11. U. A. Bnah.aa. .. 4 2iWalah.rf., 0 Vitt,3b..., 8 Oobb.cf,.., 4 Veach.lf. .. 4 Heilman.rt 2 Barua.lb... 8 V our. 2b., 2 Btanage.c. . 8 Ultchell,p 3 0lBarry,2b.. OiUainer, lb . . O Lwia,l. . Walker ,cf.. Scott, aa.... McNally,3b. Arnew.c.... 0 0 0 Uuth.p Totals... 28 6 27 101 Totala....29 B 27 14 ..0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 ..0 0000000 11 Boston ..... v.-"t- Detroit Bub Ilelltnan. Errors None. Two base hit Walker. First baae on balls OK But 2, eft atitcbeU 4. Struck out By Ruth 2. by Mitchell a. sacruice nit w aiaer. uosoia plmye Agoew to Scott, Barry to Gainer, Walk er to Scott. Hit by pitcher By Bath, Yoang. Umphee Plneen anauiiaeoraaa. Aime Second game called ' end second. darkness. -Detroit 1, Boston 0. Bat teries: Ehmke and Stranage; Foster and Thomas.- Browns Wallop Senators Washington, Sept tJ1(L N. S.) Gallia's ineffectiveness In the first in ning enabled the Browns to defeat the Nationals Thursday, 4 to 2. The score; ST. IvOUlS WASHINGTON - AH. H. O. A. AB. H. O. A. gbotten.lf.. 8 Anatln.b.. 4 0Mencky.lf. 1 1 Leonard, lb. 1 2 0 1 14 smith.cf... 8 pemnrtttt 4 rratt,2b... 2 C.JJilan.cf. 8 8 Klce.rf Foater,3b. .. Morsan.2b,. acob'oa,lD 4 Ule,e 4 0 14 0 T O 1 0 0 Shanka.aa.. (ierber.as.. Murray ,s. . lavaaport,p a Atnamitfc.e. lUaUla.p... Khaw.p... Xnimoot.D... o IOrmft,p.... O r.unarnty. I tH. Milan... 1 tJohaaos... 1 Totala...88 B 27 13 Totale..,.38 10 27 14 Batted for Shaw in fourth. ' tbattad for liuuost la aeTestb s tBatted for Craft is ninth. it. Loots i. 0 0 0 0 0 6 4 WHSUlgtOa ......... .V 9 9 X 9 O l 9 02 Buna Bbotten. Aaatln, gmlta. Demmitt. Bice, H. Mllaa. Errora Jaeobaon, Oerber, a. --' jLett oa paaea Bt. Louia o, waahuut. ion lO. First baae. en baila Off Daren Dart 1. eft OsOlt-S, oft gbawr i. Innlngi pltchea By bbaw 4, p vumoai a, oy uratt z. Ulta Otf Gallia 8. eft Shaw 1. off Dumeat 1. Btrack out By Shaw 8, by Dumont 1, by Craft 1. Three baae ait Menoaky Two baae-bit Fos ter. Ktoien saaea Haaa, jacooaon. uooble playa Fratt to Oarbar tu'Jacobson, ghaw-to AUnuia X ueoaax-o. raaaea oaiui Ainamith 2, Hale 1. Umplrea Qwena and Krana. Tliua "White Sox Win In Eleventh Philadelphia. Sept 20. (I. N. 8.) Chicago made it two out of three with the Athletics yesterday by scor ing two runs la the eleventh. The score: CHICAGO .v I PHILADELPMIA AB. U. O. A.) AB. H. O. A. Lelbold.rf.. 0 1 mamieaomrf. 9 8 1 o MeMnl'n.ab 6 t , v uroTer.20.. a 0 1 8 Bodle.lf.... 4 2 2 0 Palmer,8b. . 4 4 llStrank.ef... ft O 0 0Mclnnla.lb., 8 8 12.0'Witt,aa...,. 8 8 8, 6 Perklna.e... 4 V .8 O Meyera.p..., 8 12 0'Selbold.p... , 1 0 0 lltLawry..., 0 s 1 0 0 0) . 0 2 1 8 4 1 1- 8 t 14 0 1 1 8 0 O o o o o o CoUina,2b. 4 Jackaou,lf: 4 relsch.ef.. 4 J.Oullina.ef. 0 GandlMb... Waa vet, as., LyDa,e.. -1 Scbalke.e... 2 Wimama.p. a Danforth.s. 2 Murphy.. 0 TJouraaa., i Totals... 40 11 83 14) Totala.7r.40 11 88 18 'Batted' for Lynn in the eighth. -tBatted for William is the eights. . -tBas cor Bodle is the eleventh. . I Batted for Witt la the eieeatb. - Chieace ., OO00O0O8O0 2 3 Ptiladetohla ........ 000201ono a a nana LiDoia, j. uomna. uandll 2. Weaver r.lma a. strnnk. Errara . r.i.K iJ-t-.r!.' Two base nita txxue. otronk. Saerifw hit LyTm. ' BacrUlee fly -- Mnrphy. Doable plays nriwani w ncBTcr 10 uaneu. Hita Cft iMeyere T. hlta la T -S tnainca, off Jaelbold 4. ta aW4nalngf, jatt WUliaaJa T T. off l'lrjivu T - py aae Ioet: Yk imama ui bold 8. WlUUma li Panfortb t : Xt PhlladelphUi ' a it Chicago gai i Philadelphia ... j n 1 Kleven inning a --r- ' . . -. - - uaxienes nuiiMw, - u an rort h and Cynn, fcVchalk; Myers, Selbvld and Par aios. - WILLIAM ' LOSES IN FREE-FOR-ALL PACING EVENT "Great Horse Suffers First De feat on Grand Circuit; Race Fastest Yet. Columbus, Ohio, Bept. JL William, 1:68 H, lost his first race on the Grand circuit since he was a 3-year-old' here yesterday la the free-for-all pace. Miss Harris M. and Hal Boy took the meas ure of the xeat horse, the former winning the first and third beats and the race. ' Hal Boy won the second heat the fastest of the race. The thrae heats were the fastest paced, this e season. Pop Geers piloted Robert Gatewood to a season's record for 8-year-oM pacers In the 2:20 pace, which was won by Jay Mack. Gatewood'a time was 2:0B4. The results: 2:20 CLASS PAOINO To rue $1000 Three In five: day saaca, cn. n., ot Ltioerty 4ay a 42111 Bobert Gatewood. b. h.. 'bv J. Mai. colm B. Forbes (Geera) . 2 1111 liurr is., or. a., Dy Jaoo ueui (Jones) 1 8 4 8 8 Kthel Knight also ran. Started Little Mike, mbrey- Brook a, Ooraet Mack, Al McKlnney. Time 2:07, 2:06, 26. 20, THB CAPITAX. CITY 2:07 TBOT Pane 83000 Three in five: Buay Lassie, b. m., by Peter the Great (Con 1 1 1 Bacelli, b. a., by Bcrtinl,Whtte) 4 2 2 Snrieran. b. a., br Baroa McKlnney (Chllda) 2 8 3 Alao ran Barrod'a Creek, Plttaburfh. Wilkea Brewer, Early Don. Started Donna Clay. Time 2.-07, 2:00, 2:05. FBEE-FOB-ALL PACB Parse $1200 Three heata: Hisa Harris M,b. m., by Pater The Great (McDonald) 1 1 Hal Boy1, b. g., by Hal B (McMahon)... 4 18 Ben EarL . g.. by The Earl (Childa).. 2 4 6 Also ran Kosaeii Boy, wiuiua, etngte u. Time 2:01, 2:01, 2:01 . 2:18 CLASS- TBOTTINQ Puree 81000 Three in flvei ' Soldine, b. h., by worth McKtoaer (Murray) 1 1 1 Latanna S, b. h by Unko (Snow) 8 3 Tico Worthy, b. g., by San Francises - vox) i ... a a Also ran Golden Axworthy, Richard Haa- ter, Toddling, Bertron. Allerton Uetr, Fred erick the Great, Blda, Opera Express. Started Lonla winter. Time 20. 2:10. 2:09. Broadway TYashiagton St. r Our buins haa been built up entirely on three cardinal principle ' CLEANLINESS . PURITY OF FOOD GOOD SEfiVICB PROnTSHARINO . fohiirea Jcmtzen 11 m--.4.S U1" WUU1 dWttUCTa Tney 0v cptnfort and ran wim wemy 01 10m ior xne rxx lenl auviiMcfe rftl 3xmr Qmwn sells ' PORTLAND KNITTING CO- 150 Third St, 146 Broadway BASEBALL , Today and All the Week , Recreation Park, Cor. Vaughn and 24th St. OAKLAND PORTLAND Games Begin Weekdays 3 P. M. bundas 1:30 F. M. Reserve Boxi Seats for sale at Edwards Ggar Store, Sixth and Washington btreets. :" ' Ladies Dayg-Tuegday, Wed nesday, Thursday and Friday dairy faaSBSSSSa BrOadwS Bad aaWSBBSBBfc mm. -aw- , . 1 w SamXangford Loses Bout to Harry Wills New Tork. Bept 21. (U. P.) 8am Langford, veteran negro heavyweight, gave further proof that he la through when he lost in a 1 round bout to Harry Wills, another rtegro heavy weight. Langford lost the popular de cision. Charley White fought a 10 round draw with Johnny Tillman, Minneapo lis lightweight, after he had knocked Tillman down twice. Johnny Dundee was awarded - the popular decision overs. Joe Mooney after a 10 round mill. Leonard to Deferld ' Crown . New York, Sept. Jl. (U. P.) A negro will get a crack at the world's lightweight championship here tonight when Benny Leonard meets Leo Jo'nn- DDD 00 a a" ri - . - Don't Think for a . r Lt, WW Idoment SUITS RAINCOATS OVERCOATS mm?; - a il:; -.i,t:jrr i iiiLNUi! x t a a4nr - s , -. m mrnms aa arA i i son. local negro. In a scheduled 1 0 round bout at the Harlem Spotting club. Johnson has been trying for yesrs to get a chance at the championship, but never was given a match by Fred die Welsh. Pat Moran Predicts Giants to Win Title Chicago.. Bept 81. (U. P.) Mana ger Pat Moran of the Phillies took a chance on enemy soil and predicted that the Giants would ' wallop . the White Box in the world's series. "McGraw has a wonderful club." he said. "I know it It defeated my club in a six-game series recently." Gunboat Coming to Coast Ban Francisco, Sept. 21. (tj. P. Gunboat Smith is en route from New o on W.AI'il 1 III Vinr! KV .WMI-llUSr m n because I'm upstairs paying a low rent without swell show windows that rm not carrying fashionable clothes. THESlPOIlViTS I WANT TO EMPHASIZE I sell the same suits, made from the same fabrics, as those you see displayed in the windows of the high-rent, ground-floor stores with this difference I SELL FOR LESS Because my expanses are less an4 I am able to save $0,000 a year in rent and fixtures. SO .YOU SAVE BECAUSE 1 SAVE! All Ready to Wear Vjjrpt) TAGK I TUCflTrO . ' York to Ban Francisco, where he will box Jack Dempsey or any other oppo nent selected. . He hopes to box for Gregory Mitchell at Tia Juana in No vember. ! . Sonny Jim Not to Referee s . : Ban Francisco," Sept Jl, (U. P.I Jimmy Cof froth today declined to act as referee of the Joe Rivers-Johnny McCarthy fight to be staged at Reno October . . Campi and Malone Rematched Oakland, CaL. Bept Jl. (U. P. Rddie Campl and Frank! a Malona will box a return four-round bout next week. It was announced today. Most f ana believed Campl got a raw deal when Malone was awarded the de cision in their bout this week, . . i i ;. A machine Invented by a Milwaukee man that soaks brushes, washes, stsr llises, rinses and cools bottles at a speed of 100 -a minute. i t - onooon u a i a a o ii ON a a $15 AND $20 a Urv IHIKo Fi CLOTHIER a ! J -