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I WETDTTESDAr JUNE 10, 19X1 THE PITTSBURG PREC3 GUNDOAT SMITH IN LONDON FOR BOUT WITH GEORGES CARPENTIER Th nnrvt Fine Art of Dress By HILTON Commander-in-Chief of Style X1 i t'4 (U 1. '3 5 iCTE. CMITHFIELD History Repeats Tn nflr- a Vk ai Itself in a 4 J- Insttnctlvely the hunter returns to the woods. Instinctively we go again to the seaside or mountains. members of ''Pirate" CHub returned to "The Big Store," where they found best value and full Instinctively these "Pirates' brought other members of the Club.

Instinctively we prepared for another Omtbcrcrrl mrtK Champion Suit Sale on a one. Instinctively the Suits during our former much larger scale than our former thousands who bought Champion sale will come again to get LOTHES without good tailoring Gonbeat Smltk, the irhlte leVTwetht rkamplon, 1 In ILiOBdoa far him tut on July IS with Ceergre Carpeatler, the arnaatlonal Frrnrkmin. If Smith aacceaafiil lm thta fisht he will gro after the winner of the Sformn-Johmaon mill. DREYFUSSUFFERS within them are like a steeple without a church under it. Since 15,000 TO YOUTH cl kw II WE have prepared abundantly for this sale.

Our buyer made a special trip to several of the largest and best clothing houses, where he bought large overstocks at extraordinary price advantages all Suits made to retail in a keenly competing market at $22, $25 and $28- To these we have added several thousand $22, $25 and $28 Suits from our regular stock. The assortment is so abundantly large and varied that it includes every woolen, every weave, every coloring and every style popular this season. There are Special Models for Both Men Young Men Every Champion Suit is made of strictly all wool fabrics and hand tailored throughout in the best possible way. Every Snit bears the Kauf mann label as a money back guarantee should one fail to satisfy. Here is an abridged index to the assortment you will find there is nothing to hold it up, it must fall down.

To "make assurance doubly sure" that the character of Hilton Clothes shall be superfim, we tailor them ourselves in our light-bathed, air-swept, myriad-windowed shops. That is why you buy a certainty, not a lottery, in Hilton Clothes. Hilton Jown-andDuntry Suits CHILTON Ox- fifth Are ShuihGeld Si. Pittsburg New irk (xSmra) BroMm Chioafta- AfararA, Batfan PJuUdeJjJuM i Open Saturday Evening until ten. before Ehmke had pitched an Inning.

that he was a great pitcher and would be the sensation of the league. The more he saw of the boy's delivery, the more Dillon was Impressed. He found that he had excellent control, a good head, and a fast ball kept the batters guessing. The upshot of It all was that Ehmke was engaged at the salary asked by him and that the Angels came into possession of a grea young pitcher. EXPECT BIG CROWD TO WITNESS BOUTS Waldemler hall In Lawrencevllle has been the scene of many sensational ring rnn tpsts nnrl ft- ha, breaking crowds In the past, but It is ucuocu iuhi wiien me Lawrence club stages its show there next Monday the high mark in attendance vin reached.

The fact that most of th participants in the bouts, are "home proaucis is surncient to bring out a lan a. Walter Monoghan and Harry Greb, jjcuurm in me main event; are rivals from the same district. The bout will not be a grudge affair but eiaia tunaiueraDie rivalry be tween the pair. Moneghan could hard lv hHavA that OtaH v. i .1 1 1 'sueu articles to hax Vilm nrli.n tntw.

i a. inai such was the case. In the past Greb nau mways nitcreu ciear or the hard hitting middleweight, for he had been i. im. ureo, however, in looking for new world to v.

i -i vava iiiai naa Dette TnalcA XL "rlfifln.nn" at VisimA lvA4rAHA lsciuio KO- Ing farther. Incidentally he picked out Monoghan, which calls for a lot of daring on the part of a youngster who has only been out of the ranks of the aiiiaieui a uue year. Pittsburg Tries to Buy Howard Ehmke, High School Pitcher, from Los Angeles Club, But Fails Los Angeles, June 10. Five thousand dollars Is the price offered Howard Ehmke, the 10-year-old Glen-dale High school boy, whose work In the box for Los Angeles has been the sensation of the present Pacific Coast league season. And Hen Berry, owner of the Angels, has turned it down.

Several big league clubs are on the trail of the young phenom, but thus rar the above-quoted offer from the Pittsburg club, tops them all. Ehmke has a string of eight straight wins, and an average of 1,000 to his credit in the pitching line, so that It is small wonder that the ivory hunters from the majors are angling for his services. He won his eighth straight game yesterday, beating Frisco to O. How he came to L.os Angeles ana tne facts concerning his acquisition certainly tend to disprove the popular theory that the magnates go out and unearth championship timber themselves. At the same time the presence of Ehmke in the Los Angeles camp is quite a feather in the cap of old "Unk" Dillon.

Ehmke came to Los Angeles originally from Boston and was a student at the Glendale high school, where his brother serves as a teacher, when his prowess with the horsehide was discovered. At the opening of the present pennant struggle the lad was brought to Dillon and immediately presented a salarv demand that was beyond the expectations of the Los Angeles terms, although, heeding the promises of the youngster that he had the stuff, the "Silver Fox" gave him a tryout. Dillon afterwards predicted, this was Patch Pocket Suits Double-Breasted Suits English Soft Holl Suits Semi-English Suits Conservative Suits Full Lined Suits Half Lined Suits Quarter Lined Suits Eighth Lined Suits Two-Button Suits Three-Button Suits Four-Button Suits Plain Blue Serge Suits Self-Striped Serge Suits Gray Flannel Suits Needle Stripe Suits Tartan Plaid Suits Shepherd Plaid Suits Gray Serge Suits Black-and-White Suits Blue Mixed Suits Tan Mixed Suits Green Mixed Suits Homespun Suits Fine Tweed Suits "Scoops" Carey Says: I had with me-on our totir readr-to-war Salts which, cost me twice as and custom tailored eults which. eot me three times as much as my Champion Salt, bat the Champion waa my favorite of all. It fitted me best.and kept Its crisp, Btyllsh lines "better than the others.

Is It any wonder I'm back for another one, or that I hare recommended my friends to come here also?" Priestley Mohair Coat and Pants Suits Thousands of the Newest of This Season's $22, 925 and $28 Suits Choice for $15. Team Is Busy. Woolslair Club will play a twilight game with Victoria Lyceum Friday evening. Will also play the fast Home-wood Regulars two games Saturday at Denny Grounds, Thirty-sixth and Liberty ave. First game begins at 2:30 p.

m. and the second at 4 p. m. Klass will probably twirl the first game. P.

C. 14eneman'n the second. Woolslairs are getting back to their old stride again. Brown who waa injured on Decoration day will be seen ia the lineup. Still have a few Saturday open dates in July and August at home for first- class teams.

Woolslair are desirous of annexing a good first-class pitcher for their club. Would like to book twilight games for Tuesday and Friday evenings in July. Write C. R. Burlett, 3340 Liberty or call Flsk 79.

Crews Ready for Regatta. Poughkeepsie, N. "June 10. The Pennsylvania crews were due to arrive here today for final training for the inter-collegiate races. Wisconsin.

Syracuse and Washington eights are expected tomorrow. Cornell and Columbia athletes have been practicing here several days. Sale Starts To -Morrow Morning (KAOfmann'fl Block-Long Clothing Store Second Floor.) The abOTe picture shows the llghtalnf footed outfielder In the Champion Salt he bought to tour In this season. If there's a. better looker In the National Learn trot him out.

i III THE SPORTLIGHT By GRANTLAND RICE P. A. strikes 13 every time you fire up! Prince Albert smashes the big joy gong whether you jam it into a jimmy pipe or roll it into an acehigh makin's cigarette, the like of which you never got next to before. Pretty quick you forget about the chaff-brands and firebrands For P. A.

Is all there signed, sealed, delivered! Men everywhere smoke P. A. because it's a revelation can't bite the tongue! The bite's cut out by a patented process. Hence, no tobacco can be like I Tanks wonV. finish last? We'rs aofe oetting.

We picked the Tanks to finish seventh and got scoffed at for our trouble. But perhaps the scoffers were right, after all. Maybe they won't. Kiski Blanks Indiana. Saltsburg, June 10.

In the final game of the Kiski season, Kiski defeated Indiana Normal 10 to 0. Brickley started the game for Indiana, but he gave six runs in the first inning and he retired in favor of Hart, who pitched a good game. Umpire Baiter Fined. Washington. June 10.

Officially deciding that amateur baseball players have no right to dispute decisions of an umpire, much less personally to attack him. Police Judge Mullowney fined an umpire baiter $25. Every Garment Lightness, elasticity and value have joined in making Chalmers "Porosknit" so widely popular. It is made in all ttyles. The Union Suits are especially comfortable.

They have elasticity in the seat hence cannot "cut in the crotch. Get ytur SllitS COW. T.mr 2Wr. Writs far Hns'isn Bosk AH Styles FOBKH Any Style F0 TOTS 50c Shirts and Drawers 25c per gamiest Union Stnts Acy Style FOKHDI n.oo FOS SOTS 50c Amsterdam. TLY.

This Label -Li H. FOR BOY years. So far their pitchers have traveled twice through nine rounds without yielding a safe blow. On three other occasions they have curbed the enemy with one pallid wallop. Scott, Cicotte, Bens and Russell have put a deadly crimp In batting averages from the Jump, but their support was too weak at run making to give this pitching an even chance to produce.

Fully. "Now that the Reds have second place, asks D. J. capcured "what are they gonna do with it? How should we know? Besides they Bhould be able to do as much with second place as they did last year with seventh, shouldn't they? or shonicrn't they? "Now that the Browns hav-3 improved so much," queries another guilty bystander, "what are the odds that the FOR MAN This Label on Merely because underwear has "holes' does not make it "Porosknit, Without our label it is not genuine "Porosknit. No-Limit Guarantee Chalmers "Porosknit" is guaranteed unconditionally (a bond with every garment) as follows "If ray tmrmml bearinf tbc nUM Ckahaero 'Poroaknit label, sad ant the label, fails to thra mm its valae ia underwear aarisf ac tios, retara it direct to aa aad we will replace it or refund yoar aioaey, iaciadias postage." Bay by MM English polo and tennis Dlavers skid ding around on American Boil.

The handicap is heavy. There is not only the matter of a long journey, a shift in climate and lood and the presence of a strange battlefield, but above all this the thought that one has traveled 3,000 miles for this one undertaking. It's here that old Doc Physchology enters and upset the noise. This thought lends an addsd importance to the occasion and hammers heavily upon the invaders' nerves as he takes the field. It's a throttling handicap to carry, and with anything like an even break In luck and power the defender should breeze in handily.

Which he generally does, if one recalls how America fares In lier ngilh golf invasions and how England fared for some time in her polo attempts. The Best Pitching Staff. Without argument one can award the batting emblem to the Athletics. Also the Infield championship by a dozen jumps. In the same to the Giants goes the base running title and to the Cubs the best all around eaW-h-ing staff with Archer and Bresnahan in shape.

There's another award to make ith- out argument. The White Ko lead the neld In pitching, with, the finest slalf the game has shawn for many a year. Last season Callahan's troupe had three pitchers among the first four In the A. Li. circuit, the three being topped only by Johnson.

This season the White Sox have displayed the most effective pitching we recall. They have, permitted on an average fewer hits and fewer earned runs than any staff within the last 10 hasn't griped yet sold for thirty years. 'minnnmQ foh A Half-Glass Straight At Hotels, uuoa and Bars JUNE 20 Date of THE PRESS Frce Alhletkr Meet at I'OrUCS iell n-1 V. ClVOmV. Subjoined with the startling news that Johnson and Cobb may vault to the Feds, we have an Important announcement to make in behalf of Gran-dold Tale.

An Exeter personage of note and reliability tells us that in place of going to Harvard, as forecasted, Tom En-right and for other Exeter football stars have shifted their allegiance from the Crimson to the Blue and will report at New Haven this coming fall. Wagner and Anson. The idea appears to be abroad that H. "Wagner, grappling for his base hit, has established a record. Not yet.

Pop Anson still has 3,013 hits compiled in the National league to his credit, and so Honus still haB a few sturdy blows ahead before he reaches the top of the crest. And Anso is still ahead of the field in run-making by nearly a hundred runs. Pop had 22 years in which to collect his product while Honus now is only in eignteenth season. When he has become a regular veteran, lilce Anson was, the bulky- Teuton should have enough hits put by to take care of his old age and leave him well provided for. Ty Cobb has collected about 1,700 hits in only nine years.

If Tyrus could stick around as long as Anson did he would probably have the hit market cornered, with all the hits in the world packed away. But we seriously doubt if the impetuous and reckless Ty can hang on for 13 additional years, although we've seen him spill enough of the miracle stuff not to offer this as a strictly reliable forecast. Terrible Waste. It seems a terrible waste, with all this international warfare under way, to observe such people as Cobb, Baker, Johnson, Mathewson, Brickley and Thorpe on the sidelines, ineligible to act. "How long will the Reds stay up there in second place?" inquires Inconstant Reader.

We should say, offhand, until they reach first place or drop back to third or fourth. A Cincinnati ball club that keeps on playing regular baseball after- June sets in Is beyond all tradition and past all dope. No matter what question you may ask concerning them, there Isn't a chance for. an answer. "Wilding and Brookes are now at the top of their game." Exchange.

Well, the Davis cup stuck around Australia for five or six years without totally wrecking our digestion and we may be able to bear the anguish again and stagger along to an indigo destiny. For, after all that has been said and written about it, we never even saw it, much less had the chance to quench our thirst from Its well-known depths. A Worthy Alibi. In thlsJnternational scramble the invader, to win, must either carry "A) i-er cent advantage in the luck or have oO per cent more strength than ths de render. This applies ta American golf ers storming Albionlc bunkers or to A- the national joy smoke Listen You can never tell from where you're sitting how your picture's going to look.

Nor can you tell how bully P. A. is until you fire up It's a case of "show me." We've made a "show down" tor millions of men everywhere Got the nerve to put across a dime for a tidy red tin to find out something for what ails your smokappetite P. A. is sold everywhere.

Toppy red bags, 5c; tidy red tins, 10c; also handsome pound and half-pound humidors. R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO. IP CHALMERS KNITTING COMPANY A ha tr Cialvtm Sjriaj Xmd lUisti Vin 9 Winston-Salem, N..