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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 17, 1920
PAGE SIXTEEN
Porch and Lawn Chairs
Folding and Reclining Chairs -for porch or
lawn, light, strong, comfortable, inexpensive
$3.00, $3.25, $5.25 AND UP
Cadee Porch Chairs and Rockers Seat and
back of cane (
$6.50, $7.50, $8.00, $9.50
Less 10 Cash
Porch Chairs and Rockers
of Oak
Substantial, comfortable, good looking chairs,
fumed finish
$8.00 AND $8.50
, . Less 10 Cash
Garden Sets
Folding, adjustable canopy, four chairs, table,
with coverings of plain or striped awning canvas,
sets complete
$81.75 TO $103.75 ...
Less 10 Cash
t
Two Cars of Wicker
Two full carloads of wicker have come in, in
the past week. As complete, and attractive &
showing of wicker as you might wish to see is on
display on our third floor.
f Rusts
For porch, sun room, breakfast room, through
out the whole house in Summer, saving the better
rugs, for less trying service of other seasons.
' Japanese Grass Rugs
Stenciled, conventional designs on one side only.
Colors brown, green, blue. Bare floors are cheap
er, but not much. Special for a few days only.
18x36 .$ .80 6x 9 7.25
27x54 1.60 8x10 8.60
36x72 2.20 9x12 10.20
Vudor Porch Shades ,
1
Better than a vine-covered porch, because the
shades can be raised to the cool night breeze.
PORCH SHADE
5x7y2 foot
6x7y2 foot
7x7 foot
8x7y2 foot
10x7iL foot .
12x7i2 foot.
Prices aro net. No extra charge for hinging.
.$
.$
.$
6.50
7.50
9.00
.$10.50
.$12.50
.$15.00
DORRIS-HEYMAN
FURNITURE CO.
AT FIRST STREET AND ADAMS
RUTH HAS BIG DAY
AT BAT"
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CHICAGO, June 1G "Babe" Ruth.
cracked out his eighteenth home run
of the season, driving- a man ahead of
him, and put. New York so far in front
that Chicago was unable to overtake
them. The game was delayed for -45
minutes by rain following Ruth's
homer In the eighth.
The New Tork slugger. In addition
to hitting the home, run, made a triple
which fell just a few feet from the
fence. He walked on two other oc
casions and grounded out nce. Faber
pitched good ball in the early innings,
but weakened later.
Score by innings: R. H. E.
New York 000 011 1227 11 4
Chicago 200 000 020 4 9 2
Batteries: Faber and Schalk; SIo-
gridge, Shawkey and Hannah.
Perry Throws Own Gtmt
ST. LOUIS. June 1 St. Louis
scored its seventh straight victory,
winning the opening game of the series
with Philadelphia. Tobin made both
St. Louis runs. Perry was responsible
for the loss of his own game in the
ninth, passing one batter, hitting an
other and allowing Walker's return on
Sisler's single to jret away from him.
Tobin scored on the play.
Score by innings: R. II. E.
Philadelphia ...000 100 000 1 8 1
St. Louis 100 000 0012 9 1
Batteries: Perry and Perkins;
Shocker and Severeid.
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VAUGHN
BACK
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BEIEATEI1S SUFFER
BOSTON, June 16 Chicago made it
three straight from Boston in the last
game of the series, winning behind Jim
Vaughn's first start since Memorial
day in Chicago, making his seventh
straight victory. Oeschger held Chi
cago to three hits. Vaughn walked in
the eighth and was forced by Flack,
who scored on Hollocher's triple to left
center.
Score by innings: R. H. H
Chicago 000 000 0101 3 ' 2
Boston 000 000 000 0 6 0
Batteries: Vaughn and O'Farrell;
Oeschger and Gowdy.
JOHNNY RAX
jtGGS IN SOCIETY
Adapted, from Geo. McManurf
FATHER
Comics
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. SEE "JIGGS"
AND HIS FAMILY, IN
"REEL LIFE"
AT THE
COLUMBIA
Today
This is NOT a cartoon, but a real
movie with real players.
8.30 p. m.
Friday June 18th
Young France
vs
Phil Salvadore
Beaver Board ,
Shipment of Beaver Board in to
day for Shoup's Lumber Yard. All
sizos of galvanized and black screen
wire in stock ?iow.
H. H. SHOUP
Lumber
ickards & N a c c Enterprises
THE HIP
LAST TIMES TODAY
JACK DEMPSEY
IN
"DAREDEVIL JACK"
. ADDED
GLADYS LESLIE
IN
"TOO MANY CROOKS"
STRAND
REMEMBER IT'S COOLER AT
THE STRAND
THIS IS THE LAST DAY OF
"THE VIRGIN
OF STAMBOUL"
PRISCILLA DEAN'S
Staggering Success
If you miss it you miss the season's
biggest picture
Riverside Park
MAKE THAT NOISY SHIRT GET
BUSY FOR
FRIDAY NIGHT
is
LOUD SHIRT
NIGHT
To the guy who wears the most
sensational shh-t will be given
A SILK SHIRT FREE
DONATED BY
JOHN HYDER
SALVADORE AND
FRIGE IN HI
FETTLE FOR G
Both Men End Training for
10-Round Bout Friday
Night France Is Real
Credit to Boxing Game
Studying for Law at U.
S. C.
"Fit as a fiddle." That was the way
Phil Salvadore expressed his physical
condition last evening following a long
workout at Lewis' training quarters in
preparation for his 10-round go with
Young France, coast lightweight, at
Tally's bpeh-air arena Friday . night.
Salvadore and France will constitute
the main event of a 24-roum.l boxing
program, to be staged under the aus
pices of the American Legion.
Young France concluded his train
ing last night. Today will be a rest
day in his camp and he will be ready
to jump on the scales at 3 o clock to
morrow afternoon. The weight stipu
lated in the contracts is 135 pounds at
o'clock on the afternoon of the hout.
After weighing in, both men will pro
ceed to the arena where they will bo
examined by the club physician.
France Favorite With Fans
France will Trobably enter the ring
the favorite, more because of his gen
tlemanly actions, his quiet, unassum
ing manner and his congenial spirit
than because he has any great ad
vantage over the Los Angeles boxer
camera man in the matter of experi
ence or aomty. un paper, ine xwo
boys appear as evenly matched as any
that have ever appeared m this city.
Their previous three engagements also
bears this out., ,
Young France is a real credit to the
boxing game and it is too bad that
there are not more of his type in the
ring today. He's not only a credit to
the boxing game he's a credit where-
ever he is found, in whatever company
he travels.
Boxing, with Young France, Is a
business and a profession. He studies
the game like any professional man
plying his trade. He's known through
out the "West as "Square Shooter
France." Twice during " his career.
France has been approached by un
scrupulous ring followers. One of these
suffered a crashing blow on the chin
a real knockout wallop. The other
took his departure from Los Angeles
in great haste, only his advanced age
saving him from a like fate.
Is Law Student at U. S. G.
France took up boxing because it
provided him a means of earning a.
livelihood while pursuing his law
studies at the University, of Southern
California. France is now a student
at' that Institution and will be for an
other year. He hopes to complete, his
scholastic education next June. But it
has been necessary for him to provide
not only for himself but for his par
ents.
He likes the boxing game; he be
lieves that it is an invaluable asset to
any young man; that it goes to make
better and cleaner manhood, for a box
er, to be successful, must be and live
clean.
These have been his theories in h!s
boxing career and he has proven them
to be well founded, for not once during
his 100 ring engagements has he ever
taken the count. He has won fully
two-thirds of his matches, while less
than a dozen have been counted
against him. th others being draw:;.
Salvadore Worthy Opponent
France isgoing to have a real test
in Friday night's engagements with
Salvadore, for the latter is also con
ceded one of the best lightweights in
the West. The men have broke even
in their three bouts on the coast, e:vh
being credited with a victory and the
other being a draw.
Young Ellis of Miami, who goes six
rounds against Young Scotly of rhoo
nix in the semi-final, also concluded
his training yesterday. asdid Sootty.
Both boys are in fine shape for a hard
match.
The advance seat sale at Doyle's
cigar store has been exceptionally
heavy, indicating a capacity crowd.
Two four-round preliminaries have
been scheduled, loeol boys being the
participants.
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American Hopes In
Tennis Tourney Rest
On Johnston-Tilden
LONDON, June 10. William M.
Johnston of S,an Francisco and Wil
liam T. Tilden of Philadelphia are the
only Americans who have survived in
the singles of the London tennis cham
pionship tournament to the last eight.
The defeat of R. Norris Williams of
Boston by the English veteran, Ritchie,
who is 50 years old, astonished the
experts, especially as the American
was irresistibly brilliant throughout
the first set, driving and vol'.eying in
the most convincing style. After that
Ritchie, serving famously anci playing
his soundest base-line game, frequent
ly outdrove his opponent or shot the
ball past him as he came up to the net.
Major Dudly, in defeating C. S. Gar
land of Tittsburg, showed the stronger
in the overhead game.
Johnston, the American champion,
whs in excellent forn and won with
comparative case.
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The Saturday half-holiday was the
rule in England in the thirteenth ana
fourteenth centuries.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
At Indianapolis 8, Kansas City 3.
At Toledo 2. Milwaukee 1.
At Columbus c, St. Paul '1.
At Louisville 4, Minneapolis ,2.
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ASHER STOPS SULLIVAN
RCOTTS BLUFF, Net)., June 16.
Babe Asher of St. Louis knocked out
Yankee Sullivan ot Omaha in the fifth
round of n- scheduled 12-round bout
here today.
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The Jazz Baby is com
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Toft's Original
Orchestra
Every Night
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"THIS PICTURE TELLS THE STORY
,OF THE EVIL FORCES THAT UNDER-
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AND THAT, SEEK TO PULL DOWN
THAT WHICH MAN BUILDS UP IN HIS
BEST MOMENTS."
TODAY - TOMORROW - SATURDAY
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HERE'S THE FELLOW
YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR
EDDIE POLO
In a Real He-Man Story
Red-Blooded Adventure
of
"THE VANISHING
DAGGER"
They Can't Made a Lounge Lizard Out of Me !
Give father his clay pipe, his slippers and
dress suit, in society, and he's like a gold fish in
You'll split your sides
You II shake with mirth
his hod-carrier friends and he's happy. Put him in
a CMina closet.
Why he'd make a hard-bo4id
egg laugh his shell off
Funny
He's a family favorite A fun-maker you know. Popular in the paper
is not a cartoon, but a real movie.
-More so on the screen. This
BILL ROGER'S "ILLITERATE DIGEST"
FORD WEEKLY GAUMONT GRAPHIC LYONS-MORAN COMEDY
The Columbia Theater Orchestra creates an appropriate accompaniment of harmony for every picture
shown here.
FRED BARLOW, Director.
WHERE
IT'S
ALWAYS
COOL
COLUMBIA
CONTINUOUS
PROGRAM
- DAILY
1 TO 11 P. M.
Where EVERY Seat Is Always Cool
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