Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 13

irEDNESDkY NOVEN1i3E11 5 1913 FORT WORTH TAR-TELEGRAAI Am- 1 PAGE THIRTEEN c10 -Tt Atk CENT I' AN DALL At4 ILLAS I 4 Yes Indeed Jeff Convinced Mutt of His ls ABotrr YoQk-ri-teoR'C ZEINceARNArioN1-tie etkofk FatcAt BU-r- oisTeeko c) HAN(iNG 8ECts4 timtnetN la(NEso etueve tuSRE tNellmAL FoR ExtNMPLE1-1-10A-T PE0PLEtueRE FoRt'AERLx-D(FPRes4Tektittvicus MlityNAL INE'Y VN1 MOS1- P--S-Met-E -r-vtizeroizz- comtelczt) --rstlAsr YOU WERE A GUINEA PtG I rk) 4-Pfx cAlyci -rt-iocr roR ON CN YOUR Lwe Too totGRE ''1 t-it)H71 kirt-I-1 AA S14C i 1 po 1 --r: WM iir410-01K' 11 s- 1' 0 111111al 1 4 01 i' 1 44 1 -1 14 CIIIP ilt- if A 11 "7- III of II -4 i Nob lati Ti it--- 1Atir ma tiT111 i i 7 till 1 i 1 tf lip MN I 111--1111inengni 11511 '1 (IIII II ts'-orwow ll 4t )71 lit' lisiF4040 fiz 7 lilAf00)zA -9 ---r----------7-- NIELEAKEHLOSES Long Forward Pass in First Period Gives Baptists I Period Gives Baptists Victory GAME IS PLAYED IN MUD I Brownwood Team Shows Strong Defensive Powers 1 but Unable to Score spe-iat to The Star-TePwapit WACO Nov a heavy I Spew-lot to The Star-Teleqraps WACO Nov a heavy right guard Dozier right tackle Thomas right end Prentice quarter Anderson fullback Gray right half Watson left half (captain) left end hlNeNf' giaaunmaarsgda aseckhkst- guard un hog- center -ogaht etN hVr teasv dsn Mitchell Jenkins fullback Patton right half: Crossland Mitchell Wil lingham Williams left half Summary--Utay of A referee Braun of Sevvanee umpire Coley of Daniel Baker head linesman Touch- down Leach Time of quarters 12 4 Iminutes umplui Daniel Baker head down Leach Time lines of qu minutes POLY HIGH AGAIN WHIPS STUDENTS With the score tied 10-10 when the time was called at the end of the basket ball game between the Poly High five and the student team of the 1 A on the floor Tuesday afternoon both teams agreed to play until another basket was rung to decide the winner Poly was the first to score a field goal anti was declared the winner 12 to 10 Poly's team work was excellent and the guarding of the "r' team was a great Improvement over that of a week ago when the Students were defeated by a one-sided score against the same team The lineup: Poly Cooley Center Price Ogilvie Forward Boswell Lee Forward Bombarger Huster Guard McKown Johnson Lee Guard of A Time of halves 15 minutes Notre Dame Returns East NOTRE DAME Ind Nov Notre Dame football team left for the East today for their clash with P(rinsylvania State next Saturday Because of the long trip yesterday's practice was light The freshmen team using the plays which defeated the Army last week were completely routed by the regulars Death Closes Schedule COLTEGEVILIF11 Pa Nov 5--Af ter the death of George Gay an Ursinus College student and athlete whose neck was broken in a football game Saturday at Phoenixville the faculty met last night and decided to cancel the remainder of the football-schedule The two games to be played were with Pennsylvania Milita ry College and Franklin and Marshall RULE OF THREE "One week from today Uncle John I shall be a married man' Yes in seven short days I shall be initiated Into the mysteries of matrimony" "No mysteries about it my boy It is just the plain simple rule of three" "Rule of three? three?" "Wife mother-in-law and servant Mercury HIGH WILL CL A SH' 1 Theory of Reincarnation By 'Bud' Fisher 1 1 1 i (rTiOa-4-r- LO E-'1- seE OK kiP SOrcaj-Th NINCa OS' G- PN BeAs-rs A 13RE NO 'TWO- LEr'S SEE' autmEA (sky-- WOCNVT 00 ea NOBLE 1 It 4A SMeN1-1- lEPe'etSQLess esN (MINI- OF' NO! -1-11a1- '4 A -171 i OP LOW OW NI- 0C1 OH lia-11 t-r l'a i i a k' 1 (NreLcecr -t-H mor "ANT KrE g- -1r 1p iiii It t'4 il 1 INS ICsas fp icArlst Ti' ollaiMati- OF CONAg-ta-a( itsicssriNcrej I QUADRL)PCDS 'i 1B-Eta 5 LiPOta Ata-t- Atata CS1-1-4EPs 1-0e4G NOEto A NT-- ti FL: 1-tutA! DEFENSELES5 (N5eCrr" i pA-1-Ertt t- Q-- I --411' 1 1 7717 4 i 10 14 gi 1 Itil IM144- 4Ieickfi 01 -5)411 944 II I lkotat7-7'' 4 relp4-- 4 0 firir 1 1 1a-- (9-'1 i N1 -It ----------eo- --r-------- el i r- 4 1 1 4 i "It (41' l'! I ill I I 1 S-11 k- T4 1 olitiii I lit lit oti: I v09 i 1 -Tr iT1ilri -I 'ilii 'II 0 a 2 r--- --I- (1h 11121 hi I Ili :111 IT ti J'r 11 i it i 411100100 7 g': 4(o I it iFill -1-14--- iiiii! 1 -i --1 if 'l'i i1tpJ -7 Ni k- -VP frit 2I' 4i- 1 --7 5- 11'1 -----2-7Z I ''X00 -75-at 't---- 1 1 I 6z----- 1 I Ila eV tiPr 1111- I C--- 2' 4r I ale 4 ivIA 77F IN-41111i I111110 1 a''4zi 11 1110 -----l- i ---7------Zei-- 011141 :4 it fl I I c-ft 17----- lest 4 1 1 j1! i 1-- I I' z- or' 6 1 4er CS'CR 4-r 1S rS -1r aSTi-Vt czy I Ritchie Ready for Cross I 9 1 e-- -4' 1 1 I '1- 14 WILLIE RITCHIE AND HIS FORMER MANAGER BILLY NOLAN tiP ll agaffifftli 1 11)9001 Ortillil 0 :1 -M- -----------r----r------ 011111111bs 114 ''''5 Htfc I- ob) 3 kl A Of President 3t Walter Morris he closed at the Tiouston meeting wit the )'i a- I Fort Worth club George Leidy man- exception of the purchase of Bobo and 4' ris Block president of the San An- mom club but the Fort Worth meet- ager of the Beaumont team and Mor- McCuller from Austin by the Beau- 0 -s '9 a a- tonic) team is the committee appointed ing will likely see the transfer of sev's 1 by President Allen to attend the meet- eral players from one club to another li ings of the Association of anor I GOING ASTRAY AT SEA A i Leagues which will be in session at a -a i a's' 5N t-- s- a a Columbus Ohio the latter part of this It is no easy matter to keep a mod- 41 -111 re'11 4 et week President Allen will represent ern steamship on a straight cours -4t -44-'4- the Texas League as a body The- The helmsman steers by thp compass 111 a 7 4-1 erra i vr44r ir r' rr cemmittee has a two-fold duty to at- and while a degree of deviation a he-- itt 141-4t- 4 ri- --0a-1 tend to The first and most important aPpears very small cn the compasa -efaiat-' as' 't-a-a-- ig 1 will be to see President Kavanaugh of card it NV I if continued carry a the Southern League in regards to a fast btearriship four miles out of her I 4E 40- a a ''''i 4 post-season series each year with the course in a single day's run Yet the ii-1 -sa4its49 1 5:11 (IN inner of the pennant in the Southern compass gives le course more ac- aaafas- League and the Texas League champ- cu rtely aitian the ship can steered 1 a a-- i )-a ions to decide the championship of the Ca wing to the defleeting power of the 4r ii 1 South Their ocher duty will be to wav es and the rolling of he ship the I -S 61 otIry Spalding Co of the cancella- course is cotinually shifted a little a--'e- lion of their contract for Spalding this way and that despite the helm- Si A balls This was brought about at the Harper's Weekly if tie recent meeting in Houston when the i1 4 NO 1 Goldsmith ball w-as adopted as the of- le 5 -orkago- ficial Texas League bal The co II raittee will make a full report of their iter'oo 1 IT' I trip at the next meeting- of the Texas 0 League at Fort Worth Nov 24 aL ti i dt 011111111p 4 olod 2 4( The chances are that Wilbur Alien '11- i' '111111PLdt '1a-- gl sr i 1 to Allen at the Houston meeting but will succeed himself as president of 'fp a i the Texas League at the Fort Worth (1 0 h1 meeting There was some opposition r---- i Ata -ot4 i -44t 4 this was seemingly short lived A new r1' -'''''4'-i' s----: tiiti T-- fv -ii secretary is sure to be chosen at the vf -5 1 C' 5' Fort Worth meeting The time of Joe i fl" 111 :4 Ili' Cummings who acted as secretary 1(1-': HOE ii- 4- a Pir 4 during the season just closed expired -a Vt' a- -0 ''''''7- aa Oct 1 and he declares that other bus- I 4: -It: mess will keer him from accepting the 1 1 r- ik'--'': 1 I lily s' Ta office again even if he is elected Ken- a 4Vials- neth Todd a newspaper man of Hous- tiis! ta- cs C'' 'k': 7-711111111: secretary pro tern at 11 i'' --'fiocr -A --e ton was chosen oks the Houston meeting It is not known I IL 111)-staasssaCcis- 0 whether he will be a candidate for the 'Is i- r' 47-1 job permanently 1 5 00 i 4') I INIEVINI '''t At the Houston meeting George I 22'- :5 1W neg 9r: schoomw: Leidy manager of the Oilers a -s a W4Sia-0 A Joe fartina for Roy Fentress Presi- offered I a dent Morris turned the- offer down I 1 saying that he considered Fentress- 11 1 1 'just as good as Martina and not so 1 plete line of I ise si-1- hard to handle Morris told Leidy 1- that aside from Fentresa and Nolly tilt' 4' that he was willing to make a trade I 111 for Martina for any of his other pitch- Florsheim ers but this time George balked 7 stor-Telcorom will be stacking up against one of the President Morris stated Wednesday ko NEW YOR Saerio: tIC Nov 5-Lightweight toughest opponents he ever boxed in morning that he would like to have ar I Champion Willie Ritchie will indulge Cross and is taking every precaution to Martina as the big fellow is easily in no more heavy training before his i prevent his going into the ring -stale" good for forty games in a season but 1 I fight with Leach Cross which will be 1 The ever confident ross is working that he did not consider it an even 1 staged on Nov 10 at Madison Square away like a beaver at Averne Long trade where either Fentress or Nolly 1 Garden The clever coast fighter is in Island and predicts that the morning was involved No sales or trades were Id i an Enlish model- the pink of condition and feels Just of Nov 11 will see a new 'world's ThNew dilly about but right Ritchie knows that he lightweight champio Picea I it I man will no doubt join upon his ar- No mEmBERsHip cARos rival here next Tuesday The Roadster Applications for membership will be received at the Canton Pharmacy issuED AT THE 000 0 Fifth and Main 6 with wide low heel 1 and shank- I Ir'4 ring PERSONS VISIT A The Tourist UUU I 1 a gen Applications Must Be Filed 1 I deman's shape- l' SAN ANGELO FAIR N22( (ft -I 27- -122 and Cards Issued Be- are a few of the t- I fore 6 o'Clock cs I iP we p- NN new ones Races Will Prove Interesting a showing are I A I 41 11 These fellows that think they will SI tot re be able to get in at the opening the 'Feature of Annual Event I COloss -1 an ilk 9 1 I 1 New Panther City Athletic Club Mon- $5000 in Purses Come in and look them day Nov 17 by applying for member- 1 ship at the door will be greatly fooled -I i said Secretary Yates Wednesday over we want Thou to START WEARING morning If they are not members of Fpertol to The Stor-Telearem Porsheim Shoe-NOW! in- the club by 6 o'clock the evening of the first smoker there is not a chance SAN AGELO Nov 5-It is A I OW I for them to enjoy the festivities az-- estimated at least 5000 visitors are in 0 i ranged by the entertainment commit- San Angelo today for the opening day P--- tee The old gag about having an out SanAngelo's Fall Fair and Carnival SEMI-BOSOM Most Styles $500 of If of town friend who you want to get in II will not go either If you hav any All trains arriving here this morning SHIRTS Iniperid" Quality $600 1 friends that are expected to be here brought visitors Congressman I I and who want to attend the smoker Smith of this district made the open- the best thing to do is to put in an ing address application for membership ahead of There are many carnival features Are ideal for wear with Wisemt I 1 time for them Merchants have decorated their stores 1 a III 1 :3 The membership of the new club is ard the streets have extra lights the nign Cu waistcoats 1 swelling rapidly and Indications point All exhibits were placed this morn- now so much in favor Hearne 0 to an overflowing house at the open- inv The races scheduled for today ti trig Keen Interest is being manifested rromise most interesting features II by the business men of Fort Worth Many swift horses are here after The" cuffs have Arrow Shoe Co the majority of members being from purses totaling $5000 The motorcycle 1 i that class of citizens races also promise some new records graduated cutout interim- Both Bobby Waugh the Fort Worth for a dirt mile track 'rigs which prevent crack 1 00 1 lightweight and Joe Sherman the roday is children's day Thursday 11 7 Main Memphis pride who ranks second' only will be Temple and Santa Fe Day mg ga corner 6th St- i 7 gal to Joe alandot as the best 133-pound- Special rates have been made for this SI5o up er in the South will be here to take day and special trains Nc-ill be run It t4t part in the entertainment Waugh has is expected thousands will come already sent in his application cLUETT PEABODY co bre i I membership into the club and Sher- TRY A STAR-TELEGRAM WANT AD 0 A "6 iiAl-LIF i 41 Theory of Reincarnation LET5 sEe QfM (s1C77---1 sMekitlEPelise ss ikf'41Mfkl- oP LOW I (NI-ELLeVr TH MCorT IG14 IP ICArer OF QUADRUPCDS HUM Ritchie Ready for Cross WILLIE RITCHIE AND HIS FO Speriet: to The Star-Telcgram NEW YORK Nov Champion Willie Ritchie will indulge In no more heavy training before his fight with Leach Cross which will be staged on Nov 10 at Madison Square Garden The clever coast fighter is in the pink of condition and feels dust about right Ritchie knows that be NO MEMBERSHIP CARDS ISSUED AT THE DOOR Applications Must Be Filed and Cards Issued Be- fore 6 o'Clock These fellows that think they will be able to get in at the opening of the New Panther City Athletic Club Monday Nov 17 by applying for membership at the door will be greatly fooled said Secretary Yates Wednesday morning If they are not members of the club by 6 o'clock the evening of the first smoker there is not a chance for them to enjoy the festivities arranged by the entertainment committee The old gag about having an out of ton friend who you want to get in will not go either If you have any friends that are expected to be here and who want to attend the smoker the best thing to do is to put in an application for tnerabership ahead of time for them The membership of the new club is swelling rapidly and Indications point to an overflowing house at the opening Keen Interest Is being' manifested by the business men of Fort Worth the majority of members being from that class of citizens Eoth Eobby Waugh the Fort Worth lightweight and Joe Sherman the Memphis pride who ranks second' only to Joe laridot as the best 133-pounder in the South will be here to take part in the entertainment Waugh has already sent in his application for membership into the club arid Sher eL C' t't yo LUG NNE LOOK t3P 1C164(1 c- BEAS-rs A BRAN NO snikT wOINVT Do eA NOBLE eNN oF ritm-rptiEIVorrEcg-04: ttgoN11- lz)(1 OH IT gtt-CZIG IEEIZI 5 UPON AK1-5 ANE) DEFEN')ELES5 iMTIP ')? Va 4 rx 116 RMER MANAGER BILLY NOLAN will be stacking up against one of the toughest opponents he ever boxed in Cross and is taking every precaution to prevent his going into the ring -stale" The ever confident Cross is working away like a beaver at Averne Long Island and predicts that the morning of Nov 11 will see a new 'world's lightweight champion man will no doubt join upon his arrival here next Tuesday Applications for membership will be received at the Canton Pharmacy Fifth and Main 5000 PERSONS VISIT SAN ANGELO FAIR Races Will Prove Interesting Feature of Annual Event $5000 in Purses Spertal to The Stor-Teleoram SAX ANGELO Nov 5--It la estimated at least 5000 visitors are in an Angelo today for the opening day of SanAngelo's Fall Fair and Carnival All trains arriving here this morning brought visitors Congressman Smith of this district made the opening a dress There are many carnival features Merchants have decorated their stores ard the streets have extra lights All exhibits were placed this morning The races scheduled for today remise most interesting features Many swift horses are here after purses totaling $5000 The motorcycle races also promise some new records for a dirt mile track roday is children's day Thursday will be Temple and Santa Fe Day Special rates have been made for this day and special trains will be run It Is expected thousands will come TRY A STAR-TELEGRAM WANT AD ILL (4: NZIK JP -s 'ON 1 I 1 614114 1 1 (tc4er 4 cos-cc 4-r ssrs -f------ President 3t Walter Morris of the Fort Worth club George Leidy manager of tile 'Beaumont team and Morris Block president of the an Antonio team is the committee appointed by President Allen" to attend the meetings of the Association of Minor Leagues which will be in session at Columbus Ohio the latter part of this week President Allen will represent the Texas League as a body The-committee has a two-fold duty to attend to The first and most important will be to see President Kavanaugh of the Southern League in regards to a post-season series each year with the winner of the pennant in the Southern League and the Texas League champions to decide the championship of the South Their other duty will be to notIty Spalding Co of the cancellation of their contract for Spalding balls This was brought about at the recent meeting in Houston when the Goldsmith ball was adopted as the of tidal Texas League ball The committee will make a full report of their trip at the next meeting of the Texas League at Fort Worth Nov 24 The chances are that Wilbur Allen will succeed himself as president of the Texas League at the Fort Worth meeting There was some opposition to Allen at the Houston meeting but this was seemingly short lived A new secretary is sure to be chosen at the Fort Worth meeting The time of Joe Cummings who acted as secretary during the season just closed expired Oct 1 and he declares that other business will keep him from accepting the office again even if he is elected Kenneth Todd a newspaper man of Houston was chosen secretary pro tern at the Houston meeting It is not known whether he will be a candidate for the job permanently At the Houston meeting George Leidy manager of the Oilers offered Joe Nfartina for Roy Fentress President Morris turned the- offer down saying that he Fentress-just as good as Martina and not so hard to handle Morris told Leidy that aside from Fentress and No lly that he was willing to make a trade for Martina for any of his other pitchers but this time George balked President Morris stated Wednesday morning that he would like to have Martina as the big fellow is easily good for forty games in a season but that he did not consider it an even trade where either Fentress or No lly was involved No sales or trades were SEMI-BOSOM SHIRTS Are ideal for wear with the high cut waistcoats now so much in favor The cuffs have Arrow graduated cutout interlinings which prevent cracking 050 up CLUETT PEABODY CO Lyre I 1 c-EJ 'Bud' Fisher 1 ANTpAreytt r7 16 SorfiVt Czt closed at the Houston meeting with the exception of the purchase of Bobo and Mc Culler from Austin by the Beaumont club but the Fort Worth meeting will likely see the transfer of several players from one club to another GOING ASTRAY AT SEA Ts It is no easy matter to keep a mod- 0 ern steamship on a straight :11 The helmsman steers by the compass and while a single- degree of deviation 1 lc appears very small on the compass i card it would if continued carry a fast steamship four miles out of her course in a single day's run Yet the compass gives the course more ae- 3 1- curately than the ship can he steered i to the deflecting power of the waves and the rolling of the ship the a Fit course is continually shifted a little -s this way and that despite the Harper's Weekly it micimaell'11 we're show- ing a complete'line of Florsheim STYLES TheNewPiceadilly an English 11 I I The Roadster with wide low heel and The Tourist a gentleman's are a few of the new ones we are showing Come in and look them over we want you to START WEARING The Porsheirn Most Styles $500 Imperial" Quality $600 I Wisemt Hearne Shoe Co I I ga 700 Main Corner 6th St 0- fft 3 I tltr 1 fL id ir is PI townpour of rain the Baylor football team defeated the Daniel Baker College team of Brownwood on Carroll Field tere Tuesday afternoon 6 to The mly touchdown of the game came in the first two minutes in the play and I was the result of a long forward pass 1Wil hams to Leach who ran through a broken field to the Presbyterians' goal for the only score of the game Williams failed on the try at goal Daniel Baker showed remarkable defensive powers on four different occasions when Baylor threatened to score Baylor's failure to try other than line plays probably cost them at least one more touchdown Daniel Bakers' best chance of winning came in the second period when the terrific line plunging of her backs placed the ball on Baylor's six-yard line where the Methodists held for downs The half ended with the bail In Baylor's possession on their own ex-yard line t4 The feature run of the game was made by Williams of Baylor getting away for a gain of forty-five yards around right end A fake play in which Leach was called upon to carry the tan also netted a long gain Due to the wet and slippery ball handling the forward pass was difficult The Brownwood team outweighed Baylor by several pounds to the man but they did not have as great variety of plays The visitors had the best end of the argument at the kicking end of the game Captain Adams being the best punter seen op a locab field this season He also played a stellar game A at tackle Watson of last year's Fort Worth High School team played half back for Daniel Baker and was one of the most consistent ground gainers on the visiting team The lineup: Daniel left end 'Adams (captain) left tackle Gibbs left guard Slim Gibbs center Land PIERCE BATTLE IS EXPECTED WHEN OLD RIVALS CLASH AGAIN Preparations are beLng made to ac- commodate the largest crowd that has attended a football game in Port Nk-crth this season at Morris Park where the Central High School and Dallas High teams will clash next Saturday The keenest of rivalry exists between the two institutions and the game is sure to attract widespread attention Athletic relations for the past two seasons have been severed between tbem so keen was the rivalry of the past Both schools are represented by strong teams and each bas been ably coached In weight age and experience neither has any advantage Dallas has suffered only one defeat this season and that was at the hands of the crack North Side High School last Saturday Central High has a record t'-utt is untarnished by defeat The Purple and White eleven has met all of the best high school teams of North Texas with the exception of North Side High and Dallas and in each instance ha a been on the long end of the score If the North Side High team refuses to play Central according to the rules laid down by State University the probabilities are that Central will be selected as the team to meet the winner of the championship of South Texas to decide the championship of the entire state The Central High men declare that they are entirely within their rights by playing certain men said to be ineligible by North Side and that they are within the law as proscribed by the State InterschoUstic Association Reports from Dallas say that the High team of that place will be somewhat stronger when they face Central than they were a week ago when they bucked up against the North Side team and were defeated They claim that with the addition of several men who were on the injured list a week ago that they will make Central travel some lo win On the other hand Central predicts a ratbcr easy victory Friday afternoon at Morris'Park the fast little Bryant team will pit their si011 against Nsrth Side High North Side should win owing to their greater weight and experience but Bryant can always be depended on for a scrap This will be the first game among local prep schools to decide the local cham114Ianager Henry of the team has a-ranged two more games to be played by his warriors before the curtain drops on the season The Christians will play Burleson College of Greenville at Greenville next Monday and on Thanksgviing Day will tackle Dallas University at Dallas Earlier in the season Dallas defeated the Christians 10 to LARGEST PATROL ON RECORD Six hundred and forty-nine officers and men compose the Royal Northwest Mounted Police The other day four of them Inspector A Pelletier Corporal Joyce and Constables Walker and Conway got off a train at Regina their headquarters It is a raw unfinished prairie city about 100 miles north of the border line These men had just completed the longest patrol on record 3347 miles through the wildest and most desolate regions of the Far North a great part of which had never before been traversed by the foot of a white man Yet there was no carriag-e to meet them nor was there even a carriage for them to ride In They attracted no particular attention though they had accomplished one of the most remarkable and daring journeys in the annals of travel and explorationtil and had helped considerably to fill in the blank spaces on thA map They did not even receive a mention in the local newspaper but what- was regarded by them as far more gratifying than newspaper applause as the thanks of the prime minister When the next map is issued from Ottawa these men could if their modesty would allow them point out certain things which have never appeared before and say: "We discovered Wide World Magazine THE NEWPORT WAY The Qui lier The Social madam The five cops for I the press of the official list of my jewels We may be robbed tonight Cleveland plain Dealer Is 0 IN ac- has! ark at andl the at- iast een the by Lbly eri- )al- this I Of Last ord he 1 of irth ide nce ore the zityl il the re- tuth of ligh rely tain )rth la Ito- th me- trt hy ea a ha who ago tvel lets the leir )rth tter can rap 3 capi be am lay risoi kle in 1-Is- RD cl Ina 11 11- dies nen trol the of lieh the was was ride ten- hed ler- aYel -On- On -e a but far aP- Ime Is- 1 if oint aver dis- lam for Z- cIN" 11 11 (1 1 VI v-tA 7 Att" I PE tN LEVER dressers are all wearing 'LA the smartest collar style of the SHADOW LION collar with all the LION comfort features Look for it in your dealer's style with "Pliable-Points" 6 for 75c---or as usual 2 for 25c 12011 oliars Clatst Erand in America Eland ft'ft- in America WZ-Yetst UNITED SHIRT COLLAR CO Makers TROY 1.