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THE AUSTIN DAILY STATESMAN, SUNDAY JI Oil NINO, MARCH 15, 1914. 3 Showing of Authentic SMITH WILCOX SMITH WILCOX SMITH WILCOX Here They Are: Bright, New, Crisp Spring for Men Boys Styles for HEY are Spring clothes you like, the kind you lira the kind you ought to wear, because they are so distinctly different from the ordinary in looks, Spring Fashions You may not be fully posted as to the latest correct styles in men's clothes; most men don't keep very close track of such things; but you needn't worry about that; for when you come here to look for a suit or an overcoat we'll show you the late models designed for you by Hart Schaffner Marx and Hirsh-Wickwire Co. Clothes Suits priced $20, $22.50, $25, $30 up to $35. Our popular line of Men's Business Suits, $15. Buy that Spring Hat tomorrow.

style, fit, quality and every way. A look and a try-on will show you this difference and both looks and try-ons are free come in. Striking and odd black and white effects; New Grays, New Blues, New Fancy Mixtures and the strongest line of Blue Serges we have ever shown are here bv the hundreds in new and exclusive styles. fresh as a are the want and Boys' Suits $5 to $15 WALLACE Men's Suits $15 to $45 oprrlrtit llait Schiltner Mirl BOWEN STEBBINS Our Hat, Shoe and Furnishing Departments are in full Spring bloom, with the newest and best styles for Spring. You'll always find something different at this store.

FRANTZ'S BEAUTIES as charming and morning. They Young Men's Suits $12.50 to $35 616 Congress Avenue Caswell; 1). Scailght and Dr. Yoakum; F. Conncrly nnd Dr.

Shipp; p. Walker and J. M. Russell. Second flight: M.

Bidder and A. Stedman; Clamp and W. Caldwell; 11. Badger and J. Kerbey; J.

Jackson nnd J- Garrett. Third flight: R. Slaughter and Ben Robertson; Robblns nnd Barker; 1U Robinson and Wostenholm; W. Scarbrough and D. K.

Woodward. Fourth flight: J. II. Patterson and Carlton; M. II.

Reed and IS. II. Perry; C. 8. Potts and J.

II. Pope; Maddux and A. C. Scott. The games of the first week will eliminate four men of each flight; those of the second week will eliminate two more, and the finals will be played the third week.

The club will award prizes to the four winners. Sing not of roses In their prime. Sing not of Juno's effulgent glow, We only ask to find a time When no one has to shovel snow. Quickest Relief Known For all Sore Feet I The following Is absolutely the surest 'and quickest cure known to science for all foot ailments: "Dissolve two tnble-' spoonfuls of Caloclde compound in a 'basin of warm water. Soak the feel In for full fifteen mln- ItjteH, gently rubbing the.

sore parts." The effect Is really wonderful. All sore ness goes Instantly; the feet feel so good you could lng for Joy. Corns and allouses can be peeled right off. It gives imme diate relief for sore bun ions, sweaty, smelly nnd feet. A twenty-flve-'cril box of Caloclde Is said lo be sufficient to cure the worst feet.

it works through the pores and removes the causo of the trouble. Don't waste time on uncertain remedies. Any druggist lias Caloclde compound in stock or be can get It In a few hours from his wholesale house. Is not a patent, medicine, but Is an ethical preparation. Medical Formula Laboratories of Chicago.

JRSSJH3HEniSSEl Insurant That Insure." Telephone 610 em a FIRE, TORNADO, ACCIDENT, AUTOMOBuS" HEALTH AND PLATE GLASS MEN OF ULSTER THREATENING WAR ON HOME RULERS (Continued From Page One.) and his colleagues could not possibly support a bill containing further surrenders from the original Bcheme of home rule. Homo of the organs bitterly denounce the Nationalist members fur submitting to Premier As'iUlth'a terms, Utile talk la heard that the orange-men's preparations nre a gigantic bluff. Covenanters (in tin to have men drilling In Hlr Kdward Cur-son's community with 60,000 rifles and some pieces of artillery. The London newspapers aro filled with pictures of Ulstermen in civilian clothes and with rifle and cartridge belts, executing skirmish and other drills like trained Holdtera. Mr.

Churchill In his liradford address said: "The first British soldier or coast guard who Is attacked and killed by the Orangemen will raise bucIi an explosion In this country tin the Torlci little appreciate and It will shake the foundations of society." Percy Holden llllngworth, chief Liberal whip In the House of Commons, speaking at tho same meeting, said there would be no general election until the home rule for Ireland, th Welsh disestablishment nnd the plural voting bills had been passed by parliament. None Is so blind us those who are In love. IMiMA NEVER LET HER Hi GET GRAY Kept Hr Locks Dark, Thick, Glossy, With 6sq Tea and Sulphur. When you darken your hair with tare Tea and Sulphur, no one can tell, because It' done go naturally, so evenly. Preparing this mixture, though, at home la mussy and troublesome.

For 60 cents you can buy at any drug atore (he ready-to-use tonic called "Wyeth'a fcago and Sulphur Hair Remedy." Tou just dampen a sponge or soft bruah with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time. liy morning all gray hair disappears, and, after another application or two, your hair becomes beautifully darkened, gloaay and luxuriant. Tou will also discover dandruff la gone and hair hag stopped falling. Gray, faded hair, though no disgrace. Is a sign of old age, and as we all de-Bira a youthful and attractive appearance, get busy at once with Wyeth'a Sage and Sulphur and look yean younger.

Ized baseball then, they will be; If not, they will be 'outlaws," as we are called now." GAME AT RIVERSIDE TO Senators' Second Section and Picked Team From City League. The second section of the Austin Senators and a picked team from the Austin City League will meet at Riverside Park Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. No extra admission will be charged to the grandstand. The admission to the grounds and stand will be 25 cents. The following is tiie lineup of the two clubs: Austin: Haigh and Wende, catchers; Lohman and Rhodes, pitchers; James, first base; Ceb Byrne, second base; Hille, third bane; Thomas, shortstop; Smith, left field; Mulholland, WIIlci utriu; V'liiin, itgiil liciu.

City Leaguers: J. Jacobs, catcher; A. Jacobs, pitcher; Croisdale, first bafie; J. Byrne, seomd base; Anglin, third base; Iallier, shortstop; Vols, left field Halpen, center field; Gage, right What a man likes about a speaking likeness of his wife is that it doesn't. xra iou VAT.

50yds. TPORABLY not now. Bui you can soon learn to smash a flying clav Dieon in midair at the trap-shooting club. Routs blues, steadies nerves ana renews youth. Join the fun.

Write for free booklet "The Sport Alluring" and address of nearest club. Da Pont Powder Co. Wi Dalewan 9 I7V 1 w-k. a Be Sure and See Our New English Models for Young Men. TOBIN CO.

DETROIT, 4j NEW ORLEANS, 2. NEW OrtLF.ANH. Ia March 14. The Detioit American, defeated tho N'ew Orleans leuguo team today, 4 to 2, by bunching- their hits and daring running. Scorn by Innings: It.

H. R. Detroit 4 6 1 New Orleans .....2 8 3 nattwles: Covaleskl, Cavet and Duker; Wilson, Styles and Adams. The head of tho family said yesterday that he'd bo dernefl if these dayn lingerie, means anything but a corset cover and a smllo. Too bite to Classify WANTFD To sell, NEW 10-roon house, all conveniences, 3 wash rooms, 3 bathrooms, furnace, hardwood floors, 2 stairways, largo sleeping porches, cemeni walks, 2 pervuntn' houses, block of land, for tlH.OUO; might consider South Texas farm lands.

Fre WIlllaniM, 613 Congress Ave. WANTKD A healthy, stout man, 40 or 45 jeares old, wit a family, that knows how to farm to bo to Hal County and work 2H0 acres on nhares. Swede or Herman preferred. Call Monday or Tuesday at 1104 Kan Antonio Street, T. K.

Thrasher, phone, old, 1400. WANTKD TO BUY A second-hand buggy; must be a good one. Phone T. II, Mctiregor. IS The 1914 Double Economy Gas Kange Insures Better Meals, Quicker Meals, and Cheaper Meals at One Time.

SENATORS DEFEAT ST. ED'S Game at Riverside Park Results in 12 to 2 Score Leaguers Score Almost at Will. The Austin Senators romped all over the St. Edward's College team by the score of 12 to 2 Saturday afternoon at Riverside Park. The result of the was never in doubt after the first inning, for the Austin players crossed the plate at will.

St. Edward's scored one run in the first half of the first, when Neill made a wild pitch to the catcher. Austin went them one better in their half of the first, and scored twice when Dupuy hit to center with the bases full. Five more runs were annexed in the sixth when the Senators ran wild on the bags. Walter Frantz dropped a fly to left which fell safe, and Koss scored fro mthird.

Dupuy and Frantz scored on Henninger's hard smash for two sacks. Joe Frantz's drive through third brought in two more. Six more tallies were made In the eighth on a fusillade of hits and errors. Harry Dupuy, in four time? nt bat. drove out one two-bagger and three clean singles.

Jack James, Henninger, Ross. Joe Frantz, and, in fact, the entire club hit the ball hard and fielded their positions well. The children "torn the Daf and Dumb Institute were the guests of the Austin club at the game and attended in a body. I Score by innings: R. H.

E. Austin 200 005 06 13 12 1' St. Edward's 100 000 101 3 2 5 Batteries': Austin, Neill, Richie, Frantz and McCullom; St. Edward's, Sheffield, Jones and Decie. Umpire: Red Await GALVESTON 2, NEW YORK 1.

GALVESTON, March 13. The Galveston Pirates took an exciting 2 to 1 victory in the first big exhibition game of the season with the Yankees here today. Although outhlt by the Americans, the locals made their four singles count in the scoring. Harry Williams, the former Pirate first sacker, was given a gold watch and fob on his first trip to the plate. The score: R.

H. E. Galveston 2 4 0 New York 17 1 Batteries: Sewell, Herbert, Hiett and Noyes; Dowie, Cole, Warhop and Reynolds. HOUSTON 4. NEW YORK 0.

HOUSTON, March The Houston Texas league club shut out the New York American Yankees today. 4 to 0, in a fast fielding and light hitting game, lacking features. Score by Innings: It. H. K.

Houston 800 000 01 4 5 0 New York 000 000 0000 4 4 Batteries: Harris, Clarke, s. Allen nnd Burch; Cooper, Hutchinson and Uossctt. SHOW GOOD FORM. SHHR KVEPORT, March in almost mid-season form. Tinker's Chicago Federals this afternoon defeated Mordecal Brown's St.

Louis Federal team, which car.ie over their its training quarters at Monroe, hy the score of 3 to 1. Hrennan. Hen-drix and Black worked three innings each fcr Chicago, while Manager Brown sent Herbert, Bushelman anil Bubcock to the rubber for an equal number of rounds. The same teams play again Sunday. Both Telephones 201 We-f Sixth EAST TAKING ON CLASS COMPETITION FOR SOME POSITIONS IS RATHER CLOSE.

Infield Seems to Be Settled Outfield Not Determined Finally Pitching Staff Still Doubtful. The local ball tossers are rapidly rounding into their normal form, and Manager Frantz is working them hard every day in order that they may be in the bftrt shape possible when the season opens. The infield Is now working like a clock and the personnel of basemen Is practically a settled thing. Manager Frantz has been covering first In great style, while Brain-ard has been fielding his position around the keystone sack perfectly. Brownlow looks like a fixture at short again this year, and there is no chance of Harry Dupuy being ousted from his porch at the third cushion.

The outfield will probably see one or more changes. The fight for outfield positions on the local club this year wiil probably be the hardest that has been waged in years. Bruce Ross, the fleet-footed Indian outfielder, Is hitting the ball hard and gathering them in in great style, while the work of Henninger, the Austin lad of City-League fame, has been of the phenomenal order, both at bat and in the field. Then there is Mulholland, the big boy from Victoria, who Is a good hitter and an excellent fly chaser. He Is coming in for his share of attention and will give some gardener a hard struggle for the job.

Jesse James Looms Strong. Jesse James, the hard hitting outfielder and veteran of many seasons, is bound to loom up strong for his part of outfield territory, and if he Is beaten out of his Job it will be for the first time in many moons. Jack James, youngest brother of the venerable Jesse, has also been pastiming in the outer gardens, although he is a first baseman by trade, and Is a likely looking candidate for one of the positions. Bill Frantz both an Inflelder and an outfielder and has shown up well during the training season. He Is a husky youngster and hit the ball square on the nose.

McCullem, who has been doing about all of the backstop-plng so far, is also a good outfielder and may be shifted to the gardens upon the arrival of Haigh. McCullem Is a versatile player and is perfectly at home in any position. Wende, the tall boy from Manehaca. can also do outfield duty in a classy manner, although he has been working out a catcher. Another year of seml-profe-lonal or Class I ball will probably prepare him for this or faster company.

Catcher Halgh is expected lo arrive Sunday and will don the mask and pad at once. A good guess at the regular catchers for this year would be Haigh and Joe aFrantz. McCtillem is sure to be found on the local roster when the bell lings for the opening game, but will probably be found in an outfield position. One thing Is certain, he will be a regular member of the club for 1914. Joe Frantz' Arm in Trouble.

Joe Frantz has been working under a decided disadvantage, as ids throwing arm is not In toe best of shape yet. The next, two weeks of (raining should remedy that, however, and find him doing some of the classiest back-stonping in the circuit. The pitching staff has not rounded into share as yet. hut some Idea as to what lingers will earn their meal tickets in Austin will probably be gotten during the next week of practice. Clemens.

Lohman, Rhodes. Await, Ritchie. Neill, Bob Smith, Walnwright, Clark and Rives are the tnirlers who are essaying to the membership of the club. Thomas and Byrne, outfielders, will probably be sold to some club In the Texas-Oklahoma League. The cafe of Hflle, last year a third baseman, has been worrying the local magnates a great He wiil rcioit in Austin In the near future, hut the position which he will play has not been decided.

Hille Is a great third baseman and can shoot the bail across the diamond like a bullet, but he ran hardly best Harry Dnrny out of hl Job at that position. He Is a valuable man and will either he placed in the outfield or sold. The club owners should have no trouble in finding a buyer In case of his not winning a berth In the outfield. Best Family Laxative. Tieware of constipation.

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Get them today, 25c. All druggists or by mail. H. E. Buckleo Philadelphia or St Louis.

NOW FOR FLIGHT TOURNAMENT Qualifying Scores Made Up Saturday. Contest to Last Three Weeks. The preliminaries of the Country Club flight tournament in golf were concluded Saturday with the following result as to line-up for the tournament proper, to begin Sunday and last some three weeks: First flight: R. Conncrly and W- C. Hlil.Y OX LOW PRICES To win triuie en fnlr trritmrut to retain It.

Here are tbc har-icnfnit for Mouria) flray Knamehd Pish Pans, best smooth finish; a good size and good value at Cray Knamelrd Rico Cookers or Double good grade and a great bargain ut 2Tic A good heavy House Broom, 4 strings; while they last our price will be 25c Mouse Traps, the lightning spring kind. 2 for Be Large size Spring Jtat lOe GARDEN SEEDS Are the best by test for 41 years. We have a fresh shipment of all kinds of Garden and Flower Seeds, packed in the regular Bo size package; our special price. packages tor 5' All kinds of (Jus, Oil and Stoves, t'fec lo GARDEN TOOLS Long Handle Hakes and Hoes. 2.c, 35c and Shovels, long and short handles, round and pquare point; they are first-class heavy goods; your choice rOe Spading Forks Mattocks and Picks 50 feet Guaranteed Rubber Garden Hose :i.73 i.ihiiis -nil si We ate showing the latest In Dress Goods, Hie new materials so much wanted can be found here at, per yard 2.e I.ADIKS' shum; ovr its We know you would like to see our latest styles In Coat Suits.

We are some exclusive styles at 1 5. and KCiO.OIl I.HMK' IIOI'SK DRKSSKH, 91.00 We think you ought to examine our House Dieses before vou buy. We have the best We sell Star Brand Shoes because they are belter Shoes juol we have them for tiie whole family. Men's Soft White Shirts with collars r.xsr mvih Ire lfolll I'boues ARREN'S THE SECRET of Shorter Kitchen Hours for the Over-Worked Housewife A Double Economy Cabinet Gas Range Dishes Can Be Cooked WE PRESS FOR YOUR BUSINESS WE PRESS FOR YOUR SUITS WE CLEAN AND PRESS YOUR SUITS Because our work is first-class and wp, therefore, give tlie other fellow a run for his moiiev. Eight Different Austin Gas Lisrht Co.

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