I BASEB; MEN-MOUNTAINS TO BA' OTfCORWOOD ?U?tDBKTOC0 gy'' BY PA'JL PbRMAU. The question of whether JesR Wilk; : lard will defend his title and against whom probably will be decided LaR-. bor day at Canton, O. On that day Carl Morris and Fred Fulton, the biggest and perhaps the best of the heavyweights. Willard excepted, will mix in a 15:round decisEr, '- . ion match. Whether the winner will have a chance at Willard is still a question, but Matt Hinkle, who is promoting the bout believes Willard will consent to a match as soon as he can get in shape aftor his circus season. Br ' Hinkle says lie has been unable tn get any definite statement out 01' Wi! Hj |ard, but he has done more than any other promoter in getting Willard to commit himself. "When 1 get ready to box, I will see you Matt," Willard told Hinkle and there is a suspicion that ho went Kw, y even further and promised to go on with a match, but If ho did Hinkle B?, '' is .not talking about it. American heavyweights today are not much to brag about. Xono of them come up to the measure set by ipy. the champions and near-champions of E";.:.'. other days. Imagine Tom Sharkey or Bob Fits- i Simmons In the same ring with either i EV.- Fulton or Morris, if you will, and Et guess how long it would last. Nevertheless Fulton and Morris aro nvnom e\9 tha mnnnry.iin 1'nr YVil IhUO bt?UUi VI IUU ? UllllViX H|| <> .. lard's title today, and if anyone is to. list his crown from his head it mutt be one of them. So in the game of creating new champions Carl Morris tho Sapulpa i fireman and Fred Fulton, the Minnesota plasterer will swap wallops lor IB rounds or less on Labor day. i Some 450 pounds of flesh will be I FlilSiisl TO RIVER 1! Plans Have Reached Point : Where Engineer Meusser Must Know. E. H. Harder, designing engineer for ' the New York Concrete Steel Engineer-;, lag company is iu Fairmont today con- i suiting with City Engineer S. B. Miller j; relative to the new bridge that will be j 1 constructed across the Monongahela i t Engineer Meuaser, of the same company, is now busy in New York drawing up several plans for the-new bridge, but before he can contiuue further it was necessary to rend Mr. Harder to Fairmont to decide definitely on cer- ( tain approaches to the bridge. The engineers are trying to make the east side approach as near the Monongahela , railroad station as possible. , Mr. Harder states that the company is doing all it can on tho bridge plans and will have them completed and ready to submit to the Board of Affairs before many days. Baseball at a Glance , NATIONAL LEAGUE. Yesterday's Results. , Philadelphia 5, Pittsburgh 3; Pliila- i delphia 3, Pittsburgh 0; Chicago 4, Boston 1; Cincinnati 3, Brooklyn 2; New York 5, St. Louis 3. Standing of the Clubs. New York 69 35 663 Philadelphia 55 46 545 St Louis 57 53 51$ Cincinnati 60 56 517 Chicago 57 54 514 Brooklyn 52 56 4S1 Boston 45 57 441 Pittsburgh 35 73 324 Games Today. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia (2) '... Chicago at Boston St. Louis at New York Cincinnati at Brooklyn AMERICAN LEAGUE. Yesterday's Results. . | No games scheduled. Standing of the Clubs. ft Chicago. 70 43 619 Boston 66 42 611 Cleveland 61 54 530 | Detroit 58 64 513 Bfc: New York 53 65 491 Kr< Washington ...61 58 463 P'. Philadelphia 41 65 387 ?? SL Louis 42 71 372 Games Today. 3k)- Philadelphia at Chicago. B&V New York at St. Louts. E^-3>. ( Washington at Detroit ..j-* Boston at Cleveland \LL I rTLE EACH OTHER FOR HANCE TO TAKE A CRAC propelled around a 24-foot ring with the hope that the winner will get a r chance to meet another 2G0 hulk ot c bono and muscle for the alleged hon- i >r of holding the world's heavyweight championship. \ There is not much to choose lie- c tweeen the pair Fulton has the ad- c rnntago of height, towering some six i tccl seven Inches into space. Morris is perhaps the more rugged. \ Both aro slow, unwleldly and awk- t ward, and it Jo solid punches are struck in tho 15 rounds it will be an h eighth wonder. s limb men are attributed with weak- e tosses which real lighters should not i have; t iiffiisl I CGI MOVEMENT i s ?: i Cars B. & 0. Offers Must be ! Used Exclusively in the j J Lake Trade. c p P. R. Lawson, secretary of tlio Ccn- , ral AVest Virginia Coal Operators as- j iociation returned yesterday front tVaghington where Tuesday he atended a meeting of the presidents of lite various railroad companies, the 5 secretaries of the district coal oper- j Mors associations of West Virginia, 's Ohio and Pennsylvania, the dock operators along the Great lakes and F. l\ Baird of the X.ake Erie Bituminaus Coal Operator's association. The 100 .per cent car supply that has 3 been promised by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad company Is for coal optrators who will ship coal to the Great l.ak region six consecutivo days. This regulation has been made to induce ; lite shipment of free coal to the lakes, A3 yet the Baltimore and Ohio rail- I road is tho only company that has atade such a proposition. 3 Beginning August 1, there remains s but sixteen weeks in which seven " teen million tons of coal must be shipped to tho lakes, which means an av- s erage of over one million tons of 4 coal per week in gve to ten thousand e ton cargoes. The proposition offered by the Bnl 8 tlmore ar.d Ohio railroad company is c wmmm toB\o$rrt| IT1? '" (CLUB HUBBV AND JOIN,KK&| & BOWLING K AT BIG JESS' CROWN s ^ willard Morris Is lazy and so far as ring ecords show there has never been a hronicaily lazy fighter who ever got ouch of anywhere. Fulton is said to possess a well de eloped streak of saffron. On two ir mora occasions he has either quit ir deliberately fouled when the gong was a trifle too strenuous. But in spite of all this thousands vill spend their good money to see hese two buffoons in action. There is 110 question ahout Hln;les sincerity. Hinkle Is perhaps the quarest man in the fight game today. ind his idea. In matching the pair s merely to obtain, by elimination, he man best fitted to meet Willard. in the samo basis of railroad fuel ars in that the cars are not chanted igainst his percentage. This has iccn in effect since August !). P. C. Eaird who has the Great Lake filiation in charge reported at the neoting Tuesday that he has made rrangement with the Great Lake vesel owners to havS the vessels at the lorts ready to take the coal across he lake. f tbo enormous amount of coal is hipped to the lakes as is being planied in the sixteen remaining weeks here must be no delay at the docks ir on the part of the railroads. The oollng syslcm is into effect all along he lakes and this is expected to ;reatly help toward the rapid translocation of coal. Then the Sea Roared. Skinny Dather (on vacation)?Do ou have many wrecks here? Otil Fisherman?You're the first 've seen this season.?Boston Trancrlpt. Tlio Sin of Omission. Boy?Can a person be punished for omcthlng he hasn't done? Teacher?Of course not. Boy?Well, I haven't done my leometry.?Christian Register. f A DAD 17 DC Extra laborLA.DUK.HI\0 ers -wanted, ,0c an hour; steady employment asured; day work only; from efficient nen in the labor gang our operators ,ra picked; they earn from 37%" to 5c per hour. Transportation refundid after 90 days steady work. Apply ,t employment offices, Aetna Chemlal Co., Oakdale, Pa. I FRECKLES ANDH ( hey WI %\ MOW I'LL POT < ( '( MY CLOTUBS 'V ' " ?iA_ ^i.' - .. * sf1* S TO ( M^AUTO 5 J;FOBEISMt iw^i}: jwsos- * COWTWs *^2^*3? ^ _ g * ANJ. bvmk URMONT, FRIDAY EVE BO: raiisii IIB MS11 6?ptafm Enapp and Lieatei ant Bames Home From Fort Harrison. . LttUC. HUIDrr C . samm yesterday trom'Fort Benjamin Han son where be bad been in the tralnfc camp lor several months. He passe Sis examination successfully and wt commissioned a second lieutenant. ? is bere to spends a week with bis pa ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Walter Barae and is under orders to report at Chi locothe, 0.. August 29th. Capt. Ulysses Knapp, U. S. A.,.: homo from th'eiFort Benjamin,Han son Training camp to spend a lew da: with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. ] Knapp. Capt. Knapp received his cor mission after passing a successful e: amination. He will report to Chill cothe, 0., within a few weeks. Cap Knapp was formerly captain of Cor pany H, West Virginia National Guar Lieut. Wayne Shuttlesworth, who r cently was commissioned second lie tenant at Fort Benj. Harrison tralnin camp, arrived home yesterday on twelve day visit with his mother, Mr Myrtle Shuttlesworth on High stree Lieut. Shuttlesworth came under ordet to report for duty at Chillicothe, C but the order has since been counte ntanded with instructions to await fu thor orders., The Littler the Better. Wife?Can you let me have a lltt! money, John? Hub?Certainly, my dear. Abot how little??Boston Transcript. - ? ? J . This is one of a series WOOLEN CLOTHES wed in America at tin REM 4 The elimination of such as exist in the is in a business tremendously big i This business is so carefully supervis ducted that thesavi the elimination of a than our annual pi These savings ulti consumer, constitu reason why U, CLOTHES are the in America at the j Viv|| MADE TO OfiDER COATAM iseunited w 106 Me IS FRIENDS?(AND HE ] , :