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THE WASHINGTON JdLKKAJLD. SATURDAY, J UMS? 5, 1915.
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For the Best Suit in Washington
$25 is considered a good average price for a good suit. $25
Suits are considered to be all that the average well-dressed man
demands.
We are selling $25 Suits identical in every respect with
the $25 Suits in the high-rent, ground-floor stores for $15.
We've got the styles we've got the fabrics we've "Got
the goods."
SPECIAL
we hae just received a large shipment of genuine Palm
Beach suits the kind you usually pay $12.50 for. 7 Cfl
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each, or two d 1 C A A
for fllj.UU
OUR GUARANTEE
If jou run duplicate nny no It bouifht hcrr for 1cm than $23.00 rec
nlar, bring It bark and pet your money."
National Up Stairs Gothes Shop
506 Ninth Street Second Floor
a man builds a better mouse trap or preaches a better sermon than
his neighbor, even though he makes his home in the woods, civilisation
will beat a path to his door Emerson.
OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS TILL 10 P. M.
CARDINALS HAMMER
CINCINNATI PITCHER
l l-om. June 4 Dougla. rinstatf-d
i Manager Horzos this morning; ivas
liumped bv th Cardinals in the after
noon and the Reds lost, C to 1 Butler,
. ho was injured in Mondays Rame, re
turned lo Miort and besides driving
home two runs cored a pir
n ii f.
innili fTAAOlOOOfl 7 f
M jiMii 2 . - fl 0 I 0 0 x-ft n
IEdMrrir- Il-t;la Tonr and Win.ro flnner ami
lr I mpr Mrr Brm and Orti
DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL.
HrnokH u I nnrin Flrml. . t
but
I . Sccoinl. to I.
Huffnlo June 4 BrooMjn and Ruf
fuo dtidcd a double-header todi
lo visitor w inninpr the first. ? to 1.
while Buffalo took the econd, fi to T,
Krapp was hit hard in the first came
while Marion was effoctie In the
Down Goes the Price
When Hatter Thomson offered
Washington men so much style
and quality in straw hats at $1.35,
Washington, men responded liber
ally. The Chippendale
Thl Is a lot of fine straw
woven b a new method that
Kies It a ery snappy look.
It Is In xarious proportions
to suit all stjles of faces.
S.1.00 of tyle
$3.00 ' qnnllty
Now reduced to
95c
922FSt
Northwest
Open
Saturday
Evening
WuluaftoH
.New Yark
Climb-the
Golden Stairs
Save $10
Is as much as
any man need
second Louden and McDonald hit suc
cessive home runs In the third inning
Two men were on bases when Louden
sot his Scores:
R H E
Brooklyn .... 02228002 l- 16 1
IttirTalo . ..20000001 0-3 8 3
Ilatterif Marion and Land: Krapp md Blair
Umpire Mews. Brenmn and SJiinnon.
cond tame R H E
IlwUm .. ..00000030 03 6 1
HaTalo . .00402000 x-6 8 3
nattenfs-IJifltts and IVatt: Vhultr and Allen.
I mi nM-MfMn. Brmnan and Shannon.
March New Garnet Captain.
arthmo-e. Pa , Jone 4 J. D. March, the cap
t,iu ff Up Garnet football team waa elected can
tun f the ljcro5w team yesterdar. lie is ooe of
tl r It all round athletes the Swirthmorr teams
I ai ercr hirnM cut. lAwrenee Pjle was elected
noident f the Swarthmore Collerr A. A. Jowph
nd-. utf iTfident; Harry Bnjnr wrretary : J
"-tnz n.TVrt, trrasurer; Bord T. Barnard awist
ant Ucro.- manacer; W. Smith, assistant baseball
rranaer V Tomlmsnn, awisfant ratniir, Morrt.
1. Vall, term macasrr
IVntrr I'l'Mer Handlbne, of Sgnnnah, made two
tnrts and tl re ingls or.t of fire time at bat off
1'itcWrs fairer and Smallood, of Macon, at
Mainn. on 'lay 1.
The Chesterfield
This is a decided hit with the
best dressers wherever we have
introduced it. A distinctive
Thomson style that is greedily
bought by men who know.
$5.00 of Style, $3.00 of Quality
Now Reduced to
95c
arraaiarlTriarar 13SU1
ILWtirlHrPrBW kfirlarllrllrllrllrllrBrliarkt.
Panamas. BangkoksLcjborns, etc, at Proportionate
MrwmktmL
Berte. PUktieJpki
Short Grass Runs First
In Whitestone Handicap
Emil Herz's Big-Bay Romps
Home in Front in Feature'
at Belmont Park.
iPEBETOJS BEST JUMPER
Belmont Park, N". T.. June 4. Short
Grass came up from Kentucky a day
or so ago just to run In the White
stone handicap today. Short Grass ran
in this handicap and at the same time
convinced the throng that watched
the race that he was some race horse.
There was only one horse to give
Short Grass a battle In, this event.
Norse King, and though he had a
"slight pull in the weights Short Grass
ran away from him in the stretch.
j Short Grass demonstrated in this
race tnat ne win gie me uesi mumm
here quite some trouble when he
wears silks. In his debut, oyer a mile
and a sixteenth, he romped home in
1:44 4-5. which is just one-fifth of a
second slower than the track record.
What made the performance more im
pressive was that Short Grass wasn't
really extended in the final sixteenth.
The victory of the big bay marked
the reappearance of Emil Sere's col
ors after a ret of many years
Pebcto. the favorite In the steeple
chase event, toddled into the winning
circle after the finish, but goodness
knows how he made his backer feel
after he scrambled over the last
hedge When he cleared this obstacle
Williams, the jockey, though the was
a mile ahead of his field and started
to ease up Pebeto The summary.
FIRST RACE Foot Mid one half furlonzi.
straight. 2-year old maiden filllea anaV Eeldlnj.
Peaceful Star. Ill (Ryrne). 13 to 1. 1 to '. out.
won. Miss Puzzle.. HI (Borel). 5 to 2. 3 to 5.
rut. second. Lilly Hearer. 115 (Fairbrotlirr). 2
to 1. It to 20. out, third. Time. OjIt-5. Golden
Gate, also ran.
SECOND Rs-CE-rurs.. $600. mile. S-year-olds
and upward: selllni. Bac. Ill (Butwelli. " to I.
T to 6. 3 to 5 won, O M. Mil er. :C5 (LatTertji.
7 to 2. 7 to 5. 3 to 5. second: Astrotrfy. 92 (P.
louder). 10 to 1. 4 to 1. I to 1. third. Time. 1 J9 1 5.
Cuy Fiaher. rresumpUfo. and and I'ltier also
ran.
THIRD RACB-SeUirif: 3-rear-olds and upward:
mam: nx furlonp. main course. JSX) added. Fen
rrouse. 93 (Lojder). 11 to 5. out. won; Arijade. OS
(Byrne). 1 to i, out, second. Lily Orme. 1M (Sum
terl. 8 to 1. to S. out, thl-4. Time. 1 111-5.
Only three, starters.
FOURTH RACl-Ths Whitestone Handicap: 3-year-olds
and upward; mile and onc-aiiteenth; J7C0
added Short (irass. 1M (Butirell). 11 to 3. out.
won; Norse Hint. 103 (JlcCahey). 3 to i. o it. sec
ond Time. 1 tt t-5. Two starters.
FIFTH RACE-Steeplechaso. yrar-old and np
ward; maidens: parse. J600. about two miles. Pebeto.
113 (J. Williams). 2 to I. 4 to 5. I to 5. won.
Benny Laddie. It! (Tuckey). 5 to 1. 2 to 1. eten.
Eecond: Sorrento. 132 (L Franklin). S to 2. eren.
1 to 2. third. Time. 43 Sixty Flmr. Jiids
Walser. Baltimore and Aberfeldy also isn
SIXTn RCB Maidens: 3-vear-oIds and upwanl
J3J added, mile Saratoga. 112 (Dreyer), 1 to Z.
cut. won. Etrnscan. 109 (Garner). 7 to 1. 7 to a.
out second: Coin. 113 (Buxton). 3 to 1. I to -.
out. third. Time. 1 IL Gammon also ran.
BELMONT ENTRIES.
riRST RACE The Creedraore Handicap, hish
weisht . 3-year-olds and upward , six furlonj. straitht.
Top Hat 130. Adams Exp-ess 13. Spnntfleld. 125.
Top o- the Morains. 110- Sam McMeckin. IS.
Nouredden. 130.
SECOM R-CE Fire furlongs, itraifht: 2yer
olds, maidens Plaintiff. 1 5. Pinuctte. 1'2. Tea
Caddy. 1 5, Nelli. 115. Old Koenlt. IIS; Murphy.
IIS.
THIRD RACE The Ladies Handicap: mile: 3-year-old.
mares. Fljinj Fairr. 12. Comely. 1'3.
Rhine Maiden. 97: Idy Rotha 19. Addle M .
106. PomeUe Bleu. 115. Charter Maid. 108.
rTlui.iii ivwu-n"- ,.ruu., ,". . .- .
3-year-olds, mile and three furlxs. The linn.
13. Pebbles. ia; nail unci .-
FIFTH RACE-SeUlnx. 3-year olds and upward.
t .:!. nrr1mr.ltna VT' TtoanTTiarinP-
Six lariiTiis", im-i ini u.u.UK...... ...
97: Txt FortTine. 112, Sur-?rhumin, 111, ouhk
.. .. n . ,11 rl...f,an U
Emblem. Il uncje Jumnir, ti-. luu-irt, -..
Adinu. 2. Mlntrel. ltB. 'Sepulred. 1 0. Mill
stream. 105. Gilt Edse. ICC., triatnr. IK. Hermlj.
jr.. 112. Mlnke of Durbar. 1
RIXTn RACE Fir furlongs. straieM: 2resr
olds. "Trallee 107 nizh Horv. 110. -Sl-llarina.
Ill; T.aleswinth. 02. ProhiMtlon. TO
Apprentir allwanrw rllimed.
aT th N'trr Tork Sun: "nntdi Schmidt nf the
Brafn. U the beat fim Unan in the emr until
tu Stuffy Mclnnw. and then Stuffy'i the lc
until you w Butch "
of Straws
Now, when Hatter Thomson of
fers the same style the same
quality the same identical straw
hats at 95c, the response will be
tremendous. Come and get yours
quick.
The Piccadilly
For the average young
man this Piccadilly Is the
hat par excellence. Its lines
are not extreme, et "there's
snap enouRh to please the
rerjular fellow.
S.-S.00 of style
3.00 of Quality
Now reduced to
95c
Refactions
922 F St.
Northwest
Open
. .Saturday
Evening
Ckdauti
Newark
i
Gordon and Moore Win
From Doyle and McLean
By SfT T. nORLEl'.
The defeat of "Connie" Doyle and
Norris McLean by. Spencer Gordon and
J. Ballard Moore In the semi-final
round of the men's doubles was the
feature of stcrda's play in the
Middle Atlantic tennis tourney which
Is being held at the Columbia Country
Club
After Do) Ic and McLean had won
the first set rather easily their loss
of the next to came as rather a
shock although the sets were stub
bornly fought out all the way as is
attested b the scores. 3 7 and S 6.
Miss Dojle disposed of Miss Smith
In two straight sets, fi 0. 6 3. In
the women's' singles thereby reaching
the final round in which she will meet
Miss Bran this afternoon.
Besides this match two other
matches in the finals will be on the
card this afternoon, Spencer Gordon
battling J. Ballard Moore for honors
In the men's singles and Moore and
Gordon meeting Gore and Bethel in
the men's doubles.
Herbert Shannon defeated L. It. Ma-i-on.
6 4, 7 5, in the men's consola
tion singles, and Dr. P. D. Merlca
won from R. T. Wilson. Play in this)
LOUISVnXE ENTRIES,
I lUVT l:CE-helling jjearolds snd iirrard,
six furlong, Ire linn. 95, Disillusion. M;
Stteetlieart ".tie. oj Horn. 1M, tolle. 101. Pros
.oct. ITS. I'ai Dar. 103. Maaik. 103: Jlex. 108,
Wild Bear. K. Gabno. 1C3. Foundation, lot;
1-ackrose. ID?: Iligli I'nrate. 103
'lI'IPMl lltl'l. Irs- . ear-4ds. maidens; fire
furlone. An-aragus "-am 103. Gypsy Blair. I(B
Argument. 109 hnlogy 1C3. Itoilicster, 112; Bel
rian Trooper. 112. Meditation. Hi
THIRD RArE- ellng. 3 year-olds and upward.
one anl one sixteenth miles. Jessie Louise, 1C3
Bculah 11 I' I. Korfhage. 105. Old Ben. 106.
Impression 110
FOl'lETIl IttCE Sprirx Tnal Stakes. J2J00
added. tjur-Us fire furlongs nor". 193: I'ol
toma. 10 Margaret .. 1W, Blood Test. 105. Brown
Eve.1 kale. Ill: Heir Vpparent 111. Porklchoo.
1 1. Marse Henry. Ill Itul'. 111. Mtaion Bell.
118. Ellirn 121 Blood Test and Brown Eyed
Kate Bradley entry.
FIFTH RICE 3-iear-oldr. six furlongs Little
Father, 7. Uike. 10J. Bradley s Choi . 120. Leo
hare. 121 . lliielliom. l-l
SIXTH R CK ilirg 3 jearoid and upward
six furlorg Trry Maid. 89 Black ilk. 97:
Cardigan 9 Mars CasKl. 95. Liberator. 100,
U See It. 102. Dr. Carmen. 106. Skiles Knob
106, Fathom T, iTiart'cr, III Loots apd Saddle.
111.
'El I.MII RKCE-3 year olds and upward, handi
cap one and one-sixteenth mile. Itmgling. X.
Itjnc'ier. 13. Leo Rar 99. Dark! Craig 111; Hodge.
US, Black Toney. 120.
MONTREAL ENTRIES
FIRST ItVCK Pnre. m - ear olds and np
rard. selhig. fire and one-half furlongs. Mar
sand. 1C2, "Jessiip-mrn, 101, tingle. 107; Viler, 10P
Hearthstone. 1"9. Ada Anne. 110, Miss Jean. 112.
.Nlla 112 ndmord .dim, 111 Joe Knight. Ill
M"OM KICK Purse. KC. S-yeiV-oIds. selhng.
fix furlcig. "Indifferent. 1CI. Celebrity. 1W.
IVggy I. 101. 'Faker. 1C6. 'Zim Del. 109, Smiling
Maggie. 1W R-flertlin. 111. IlvctfT D . .'I. A. N.
iken 1 Mnai. 113. idet. 115
TH1I!I It Vl"E-Pure. JI03, 4 ear-olds snd up
ward sel'ing mile "Oration. 101. I.uekr rieorge,
IOC. lnJi Heart. 03. Lillian Knpp. 09. 'Sir Fret
fn! 109 "Ikgart VI Ileaumont Belle. 109. Bnla
Welsh. 112 Kle. VS. liberty Hall. 111. Font. III.
Water !-ad. "I
lorivni IHi'R King Ceo-ge Handicap. J.l.S'O
added, "f-rear'Ms end uprrard. mile and one-ix
teentli. SUlwart Helen. V. Ormulu. 100 Celto.
I'M. trladar jr. 100. Ilrare Cnnarder 1C2. Buck
Keenan. ICf. Pmet. Petal. 10. Kingly. 112,
Tactirs. 112.
I1FTII BICB Pnrse. W0. I year-olds and up
wanl. celling, s x furlong. Tlie i:oremor. '09.
t'atdtia. I . "Miss l'nmity. 111. Patienee. 112.
Vrrene. 13. Tlie Bosr Bjly. HI Ilalfron. 111.
Iellt 111 'lambs Tail. 11$. Kdmood Ednard.,
l' lli her Court U.
SI:T1I RV'B-I'unr, JIX- 2-earolds and iii
ward, celling file and oti-half furlongs Ortyx.
rl Roe Itmg 100. "Slls Cayle. ICO; telle
Forty 1M Mi-s haucer. I1. I.una. K. Blue Jay.
I"). Mazurka 109. S-pohn. I?. Belle Terre, 10;
Martre 112: Ochre Court, lit
BITI1 HAl E-Pure. fVfl, 4 year-olds and
iitward e-lliag mile 'Lady Innocence, lot; Sonny
Bor K. Ixiine Trarers 109. hepherdev. K9,
Freda Johnson. lf i anker. C9. "King ltadford.
109. Beau Pere 112 Ixiterpe. 112. 'Onts. 112; Oer
rard. III. J. H Houghton. liT.
"tlirentice allowanes claimed.
MONTREAL RESULTS.
Hl:T RU-K Pur JtOO maiden 3-year olds
end urnatd s-lling: ix furlongs lumberer. IOC
it laren n 1. 3 to 1 S to 5 won; wodan. 101
fMetcalfl. eren, 1 to C 1 to I, second; Taul Gaines.
10J (Obertl. : to 1, 3 to 1 3 to Z, third. Tune.
1 15 25. endurance? Mi- Clara rnncess Patty.
Juns. 1 nele litz. lir- K. Spitfire. King Cot tor..
Cain Chaser. Itnnr Ileep. and btrange Girl also
ran
Kt'OND P. CB-Pnre. 40r). 3-jesr-oldl and
uimarl. selling six furlongs. Kayderorsos. 101
(Cciorcr). to 2, 7 to 5. 3 tn 5. won: Blue Wingr.
107 (Smithl. 6 to 1 I to I eren, second: Ford Mil.
1M lllmrhesi, 15 to 1 fi to 1. 3 to I. third.
Time. 1 13 1 3 Columbia Lady. Ortyi. Fjye White.
Some Kid, Hustling Brass. Rubicon II. rsenator
James, Swede am. and Gordon Ruscll alsei
ran.
TniRD IXM'K elling. pure. 600: 4 yearolds
and iiimard, one mile, tareday, 109 (ileXcaltl.
3 to I. 6 to 5 3 to S wen; Bogart. 191 (Clancy),
i; to 1. 5 to 1 2 to 1, saecond; Mercunum. 106
(Van Unset). I to I. . to ST 1 to 4 third. Tune,
Lll. Ihike of he'by. Sordcllo. Water Lad. King
Rrdford. Francis, Mr. Mack, and illnda also
ran.
POrUTH RVCB Selling: purse. J500; I year olds
and tipnard; one mile Mudsill. 106 (Mathews).
4 to 5. out. won. oladay. jr.. l.v (MetcalD.
8 to 1. 3 to 2, out. second; Baby Sister, 102.
(Collins), 10 to 1, 3 to 1. eren. third. Tune. 1 B4 5.
Dueincsne, Cogs, and Sh-rlock Holmes also ran.
FIFTH RACR-Selling. purse. 1K. J-rrtr-oIds
and upward: ni furlongs Anarrl. Ill (Bums),
5 to 1. 2 to 1. eren. won: InquieU. 102 (Cooper).
2 to 1. eren. 1 to 2. second: Snyder a Best. 104
(Harries). C to 1. 5 to 2. eren. third. Time. 1:14 1 5.
Cadensm. Mortgyle. Laura. Little Jake. Lefloha.
O Tis True, song of Rocks. Salon, and Fort
Monroe also ran
"SIXTH RACE-Purse. MOO; 3 yesr-oldi and up
ward; six furlong. Hearts of Oak. 119 (Ster
enson). 7 to S, 1 to 2, out. sron; Knights Differ.
112 (Clarer). 4 to 5. out. second; Gordon 111 (Jlet
cmlf). to 1. 3 to 2. 2 to 5, third. Time. Ids.
Linsin, Milan. Our Mabelle. Apnsa. and Dynamite
also ran.
SEVENTH R CE-Selling; purse. WOO; 3-year-olds
and nr.ward; one and one-sixteenth miles. Jabot,
110 (Ccoprr). 3 tn 1. e-en. 2 to 5 wot Valas
(McAttce). 9 lo 5. 7 to 10. 1 to 3. second; Asa.
Hemdon. 101 IVan Duen). 15 to 1, 5 to 1 2 to
1. third. Time. 1 1925. Zodiac. Ben Unas.
Lnko sn Zandt, Centauna. and Autumn alo
ran.
LOUISVILLE RESULTS.
FIRST RACE-rurse; 3-year-olds and rrpward:
maidens; mile Grerllle. 135 (Mott). 1170
J2.70. won; Beach Comber, 115 (Ganz). 96 29 94.2)"
l
DECIDE ON DATES
FOR FALL RACING
Louisville. June 4. R. U Baker,
representing Lexington; Harvey
Meiers. Latonla; John Hach
meistcr, Douglas Park, and Matt
J. Wynn, Churchill Downs, met
today and selected the fall dates
for tracks as follows:
Lexington, nine days, begin
ning September 9: Douglas Park,
eight dajs. beginning-September
:o: Churchill Downs, eight dy,
beginning September 2: Latonla,
eighteen days, beginning Satur
day. October 9, and ending Fri
day, October :s. The State Rac
ing Commission will meet Satur
day and confirm the above dates.
Will Resume Races at
Marlboro Track Today
eent has not porgressed as fast as
In the others, but it is hoped to finish
It up by Monday at the latest.
The results of esterda's play are
as follows:
Men's singles; srrm final round-Spenrer Gordon
defeated Douglas Hillvrr. I (. 6-1. H-6; j. Hal
lard Moore defeated Arthur Hellen. t-0. -1.
U omens singles: third round Miss Doyle de
fcatrd Miss .Smith. SO. t-3.
Jims doable: second round; lower bye-Doyle
and McLean defeated Cram pt cm and West. 6-1.
M. Semi final round. Gore anj Bethel defeated
Rundr and Moore-head, 10 8. 7 9. 8. Cnnttm anl
Moor defeated Dbjl and McLean, it. 9-7. S-6.
Men's consolatiorj; first round Dr. P D. Merica
defeated R T. Wl-on. 7 5. t-I; Herbert T. Shan
non defeated U It. Masan. M. 7 5, lie. Litlirop
wen from II. K. Read b default. F. f. Holtz
man defeated Hughe. 6 1. &-0
1-HRI.VS3 FOR TODtY.
Men's tnclc: final round-Sjvcrer CcnJon rs J.
Ballard Moore.
Women s a ngles; final ronnd-Mm Doyle rs Miss
Bryan
Mens double, final round-Goro and Bethel t
Gordon and Minre.
Men'a con'olations : first round C T A. Miller
t 1 S. Dorrt: J. L. Kanlck rs Kimball; Sprinc
r W. II. Rrnsanlie: !. P. MacUchlen rs. II.
Flonmey: Caberger rs. Reynolds; E II. Gates rs S
llrrrkk; II. R. Burton rs. Meiica
Women s consolation singles, flrt round -Mrs.
Rrthel rs Jlisn Trout: Mim htone is. 3Iiss Stowell.
Mrs. Dinms rs. 3Iiss c1ack.
second. Freeman. '05 (Ott). JO O. third. Tirre.
'JJ lady. Powers, Ba linage, Iude. adirnrtha
ljsl. Itii-go. Water Proof. Allen Bridgeuater.
Orange anl Kleumn II also ran.
sEt'ONU IHrB-Fire furlongr. 2 year-old (llh-.
Kathleen. 09 (Pease). H. J2.9). S2.'0. won. Liuile.
1CJ (Iltbinsonl. 13.60. J2.23. eeon.l; Harrr Cinlnrr.
1C9 (loriel. J2.10. thild. Time. 1-01. Zclio. Irri
Waddy and Mission Belle also ran
THIIin RACK- Welling. 2-yeai-olds and upward,
mile and one-sixteenth Diiillnsion, 95 (ttarnerl,
JU. . K0. on; Kris Kringle. 97 (Lapaillrl.
iXV. '00. accord: lirdrcrj. 109 Ott). M 10.
third. Time. 1 CM. Alkanet. Alston. Kneelet.
Twilight and Mountain Pearl also ran.
FOURTH RACE Allowances: I year-elds and up
ward, mile and serrnty yard... Star Jasmine. MS
IMarunl. cl0. S280. out. won; Bob Hensley. I
lllanorerl. T7 '0. out. second; f.eo Skolny. 110
iMo'.tl. out. third. Time. 1 12 IS. Robert Brsd
ley alo ran. -FIFTH
RACE-elling; 2-year-olds: Are furlongs.
mulrt. 109 (Andress). 510 W. (o20. SI 10. won.
lialp'i S. IM (Ott). $12.70. VS.50. second. Lynn.
IX IHanorer), 13 20. third. Time. I -01 1-5. Kam
perkop. Pajmaster, Object. Old Charter and Dis
turlr sl-o ran.
SIXTH R tCR Mile ard three sixteenths. Hard
Ball. 103 (Lapalila). S2390. $360. $329. won; White
Wool Kb (5oose). J9 10. $3 59. second- Prince Eu
kne. !C5 (Neylon). $3.70. third. Time. 1535-S
( ordie F . Gold Color. Insurance Man. fToldy, W
W Clark. Oonsoler and Anyport alo ran.
SF.t IATH RACE-Mile and one sixteenth JUI
lard 91 (firmer). $1319. $7 20. $191. wou: Acts. 'A
iMottl $10 90. S3), second: Tarolara. t (Ott)
I3.S) third. Time. 1 U2-3 Commauretta. .Star
ctriss. Wander, Howdy Howdy and CuMer-ist
also rao.
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus 0, Milwaukee, 4.
trtfiunapoln, 4; Mfnnfapoli. i (H innine).
riMeUnd. I; St. Paul. 3.
Lou w lilt?. 7; Kansjs City, 4.
INTERN TIOVI, LEAGIE-
HM game Jerwy City. 7; nichmood, X
curni gamt Jen y City, 5 , Ricfaraond, 9.
ProTidencT. 3; Newark. 0
SEMI-ANNUAL SUI
5.00
86.00
8.00
$10.00
Greatest Clothes Values Ever Offered in Washington
' in Mid Season On Sale Today
Morton C. Stout & Go.
C L FOSTER, Muacer.
TAILORS 14
Southern Maryland Agricul
ture Fair Association Has an
Attractive Gird Arranged.
HORSE SHOW. SCHEDULED
Marlhoro, June 4. After three das' In
terruption by heavy rainstorms, the fair
and iaie meetlns of the Southern Main
land Agricultural Kalr Association will
be resumed tomorrorv and run Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday of next week.
The horse shon, which is an ccnt for
Southern Maryland horse-lovers, will be
?ien tomorrow and it piomiscs to be a
I fine exhibit. Two airship exhibitions will
be Klen, one at 1:20, the other at 5.20
P. m.
A program of ten race: hai been ar
ranged, including tuo Ii3n(i.c.ii The
l)?st horses at the track lue lecn en-'
'iiu uiiu eiiuie is fturp io up sonie ciose
dnlshcx. The racint; will stait at 2:3ft.
There will lie the itst.al excellent train
serice Klven by the Cncsapeake Beach
Railroad, while the Pennslania will
hold its train until after the last race
Icavlr.c at 6.15 p. m , '
The entries for tomorrow are at fol
lows: nitVT RtCE-Four anl one-half furlong Nan
I. IO KllTJZECn. 10Z Tour Fa.Oifnn IC... Mm...
rlone. 103. Mjeialre, M; Lmiei, 115; Haralen. 115. !
rU'iM' i:IB hue and onv-half furlongs.
"Harrnla-li. t: IIuihIIp of Hag. l'O l;aklin K4.
Salration .Nell 110. Panama. 119, Aniln . 110.
Pnner. 112. little Erne. 112. Paul lan. 11
THIRO KtCIFSre anl efle-hair furlong. Kw-
ne. 102 fyt ICider. 191 Alderrm. If.T "f-.nU
10$ King Men-melt 112. Hrrrlrtta' W . 110. Veil'!
men. nn. irglrla lute. IK I)ui .-in.
FIll'RTH ltCE-Fiie and cne-half furlong
Elasticity. 50. Jack Hannr'r. Kl Ta'k. 1C3 nrua
Bcru ISJ, Urge. 1(7. Unndwle-. 1S Cot Randall.
111, Ercahb-ir. 119. Tlie Parson. 111. Madges ti
ter 112.
FIFTH ItVCB Serm furlongs. I-ady Bon. 1"1
Maid "f Honor. 101. Page White. 1(3 'Ella l.rane.
13. Shanx-r Knight. 107. (V-tara. 19, Cnlirjr. 112.
t-uldier. 112. hltterr. 112. Peacock. 112. L'Aiglon.
113
SIXTH RACE-Fire and on- half furlong. Carl.
i 101. Rntalip Orrre Id; Montcalm. TO, K-ther Iliu-.
I 112. Kinder Ijrj 112. Rnnaikablr. 112 Miw Brush.
112 Iietluctrjn. III. Oxnrr. 117
SEVENTH l:CC-Stien fur'ong. 'Inferno
Queen. 1 ltepilar. 101, .Nonj. 191. Charles F.
CramgTT. ,07, Hcnrj Hutchln"n. 10. Hoffman.
IT. Monty t..x. 110, Pharoah. 113
MnilTII RACE-Fire ami esie-half mrlong
Ttirill 92, Itlr-e, 107: Ml- Shcrrxod HI J. H
Harrrll. 110 Royal Onyx, 105. Moccnef. 112.
NINTH l:CE-l1ro and one-half furlonpi "t.
Heleie. 97. "1,1 i-e May 93 Muzanti IO. Bern
meia. 1C2. Vnca. BT- BeHa Mack. Ill Chilton
Pquajr. Ill; Hating r.elle. 111. Col. Holiday. 112.
Oate. 113. I'nnco chp. IIS
TENTH nt''EFIie and one-half furlinrrs. N'el
he C . 102; Mrs. Camell 102. Antrim 102 Silrer
Mccn, 107. Booth. 109. Hedge Rv 1U2 Miss Barn
Hart r. til. I!irge S. Iiaiis. 113.
Aprrentioe allowance claimed.
Federal League to Meet.
Glilcnco, Junr ! -Onnrri of
Federal baaeball rlubn bescan
RntherlnK In Chiraso today for the
league meeting- Mrhlrh In nrheduled
for tomorron. Prenldent (.II more,
of the league, maid no mat tern of
creat Importance were to come up
nt the meeting. It la underatood
the main pur pone of railing the
magna tea together at thin time
nan to rheer up the heaiy lost era
who hate had their gate rerelpta
great I r reduced thua far by poor
baaeball weather
TROUSERS
None Worth Less Than $5.00 A
Plenty Worth $6 and $7.50 Jj
Some as Much
Your Choice,
NEW SUMMER STYLES
Coat and Trousers Made to Measure
S10 $12.50 $15
STORES IN 14
f
Mi&fr
The Avenue
young men, don't
miss this chance
WE want you to
take your
"pick" of the
cleverest line
of P-B Summer
Suis yon ever
taw.
H
ERE are new
plaids, checks,
stripes, new col
orings, Blue Serges,
&c. All elegantly tai
lored for young men
style. The prices?
only
$15 and $20
YANKS FAIL TO HIT
AND DETROIT WINS
New York. June s -Jean Dubuc held
tne Yank-i to four hits today and Detroit
won. S to o. A base on balls to Vitt.
Cobb's .triple and Crawford's single nave
the Tlffers two runs In the first. In the
ninth Cobb reached first on an Infield
Ht. stole second, went to third on Nuna
rraker's oerthrow and tole home while
Caldwell was taking; a blc wind-up.
Caldncll kicked so hard he was put out
of the frame.
K H. t,.
IVtrnit . lOOflOOtO 1-3 5 1
New lork 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -l I I
Hattrnes-Dnbne and McKee; Caldwell, neh a-d
Eweenejr and unamake-. Umrires Jletsrs.
O Loughlln snd Hildebr-ind.
M'CONNELL IS HAMMERED.
t. I.ooIm Fed Cnptnre- Game from
U holes. H to a.
Chicaso. June s McConnell was easy
for the St. Louis Feds today and they
won from the Whales. 8 to 3. The visi
tors batted out three runs In the first
Inning and five more In the third. Black
and Brcnnan pitched the rest of the
K.ime. St. LouLs getting; but one more
hit. Groom pitched steadily throughout.
two great catches by Vaughn and John
son aiding him In keeping the score
down. Score: j
It. H. E. I
e. Loms J0500H00 0-a 11 gl
Chics? o:i00000 1-3 I ;
Dattenes Gmomo and Uartler. MeConsell. Black. I
Hrennan and Wilon and Fisher. Umpires Messrs. I
McCormack and Westcrrelt.
- END SALE BEGINS
as $8 and $10
Until the Lot is Sold
We have taken the many suit-ends left
from our big stock of Spring and Summer
Suitings, the most popular weaves, and
placed them on the bargain counter at
the one price, $3.50. There's always a
rush when this sale starts, for custom
ers know they are the greatest bar
gains of the year.
Get in line early. Those who come
first get first choice.
CITIES 910 F STREET N. W.
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WAGNER MAKES SUP,
GIVING CHICAGO GAME
Boston. June s Waarner" fumble
and nlld throw, followed by J. Col
lins' double gave the White Sox a
I-to-0 victory over the Red Sox In
the first same of the series toda
Jim Scott held the Boston batters to
four scattered hits. Trls Speaker was
hit near the right temple by a pitched
ball In the first inning. He plaed
the second inning and then was taken
to a hospital for examination. It t
not believed that the blow Injured
him seriously. Score:
R H B
'Chicago :oooooo o; : ..
iBuston 9800000r)04 I i
I Baltenes-Seott and fachall; Shore. Mars and
1'ady ard Camgan. Umpires Messrs. Grans an.1
Mullanef
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
YE-Tt!!nTS RESULTS.
Kansas City. 5. Pittsrsirgh. 3.
Pt l-us. 8. Cliicago. 3.
Pcooslrn. 9. BuTalo 3.
Bullalo. S, Brooklm. 1
mrs.; TfiriAr.
' Pittsburgh at Kansas City.
I Baltimore at BrockUn
St. Louis at Ciiicago
Buflalo at Newark.
STANDING OF THE CLUB?.
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