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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-06
Bad Highway
Will Be Paved

Work will start next week on
tne grading Of the bad piece of
highway south OF ,re ODD Fellows
cemetery preparatory to the laying
OF cement pavement along the
present rocky stretch about three
quarters of mile long
Actual paving will reouire
about weeks time, butt rod
VIII not e ready for travel untiI
a SO-day period has ELAPSED for
hardening.
During the paving operations
travel will be directed out 18Th
street to the foot of tho riu at
Morningside, where the dirt ROAD
reads across the Jefferson way and
JOINS the Liberty road a short dis
lance south of the intersection of
the Liberty road and the jefferson
way, 9oH
Arizona republican., 1921-12-07

Schwartz Camp. Clean, comfort able cottages: newly furnished: best location; reasonable rates. Office s1 N. 2nd Ave. If
Arizona republican., 1921-12-07
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Bids are asked for on the graolnS and placing of steel culverts on the Chihuahua and Oriente Railroad fifty (5O) miles in length from the Los Lamentos Mountains to Lucero. a station on the National Lines O. Mexico. all in the State of Chihuahua, Mexico. All bids to be addressed to John C. Greenway. President, Cla- del Ferrocarril de Chihuahua Ori- ente, $. A., and be in the office or the Erupcion Mining Company. No S14 Two Republics Building. Fl Paso. Texas. on or before Monday. Decem- Der 5th. 1921. at l2 o'clock noon
 Information regarding the work can be had by applying to MT. T. Hicklin. Chief Engineer. at the above address.
 All bids must be accompanied by a certified check for one thousand (S1OOO.OO) dollars earnest money which will be returned in case or non-award of contract.
 The right is reserved 10 reject any and all bids.
 The time for receiving bids has been extended 10 Monday. December r.. 1921, at l. o'clock nOon-
Arizona republican., 1921-12-07
Legal Aduerfising
NOTICE OF SALE

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will sell to the highest bidder for cash at public auction at the Rear of 402 N. Center Street, in the city of Phoenix. County of Mar icopa, State of Arizona, on Monday the 12th day of December. 1921, at the hour of 9:0O A. M., the following described personal prop >rty to wit: I-1920 Maxwell Motor No. 274sSo. 1-1e2O Auburn Motor No. 1672e. 1-1920 Maxwell Motor No. 31465S- 1-19l9 Chalmers Motor No. l2I95. 1-1919 Dort Motor No 1850.
 1-192O Maxwell Motor No. 262e22- The foregoing property is covered by certain conditional sales contracts and this sale is pursuant to the pro vision of section I9 of the Uniform Conditional Sales Act
 4. D. ANDERSON Dated Nov. 50, 1921.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-07

:. will rent or sell, completely fur pished. three-room new adobe house on desert about 8 miles from town;
 good roads; at bottom of Squaw Peak; has acres of land, chicken houses and 10 chickens; good barn;
 all ready to move in; an ideal place for heaithseeker. See owner, Jack yvolman, at 425 West Adams st.;
 phone 4265 f
Arizona republican., 1921-12-07

BETTER housekeeping cottages on desert; supplies delivered; pure water; auto service. Drop card for free auto. Lewis Lynn, Route G. r
Arizona republican., 1921-12-07
WANTgo-HELp. MALE

HAIR CUT. 25c, electric clippers; shave 15c. Moved to l9 East Van Buren. t
Arizona republican., 1921-12-07
SCALP AND SKIN TREATMENT

Moles, warts. hair removed by cleo tric needle. Blackheads and acne treated. Astringent. bleaching and Mask of Youth packs. Scalp and hot oil treatments.
 DeMARVEL SHOP
 Phone 1928. 133 N. Central If
Arizona republican., 1921-12-07

FIVE-ACRE suburban, six-room modern house. including piano, Nlc- troIa. COW and chickens; right on car line. Call owner, between and , o'clock. Phone 55S7 or S10S. If
Arizona republican., 1921-12-07
CARPET CLEANERS

Your rugs and carpets cleaned like new; remaking, sizing and laying done by an expert. Phone 733. Works SIS $. Center. If
Arizona republican., 1921-12-07
1s WANTED-sITUATloN, MALE
General Contractor

Young man, 15 years experience all lines building construction. tech nical and business education, desires position in southwest. Box 7SI, Re- publican
Arizona republican., 1921-12-07

ON DESERT-Clean, attractively furnished cottage; water piped into house; garage. Owner, 2042 w. Adams. P
Arizona republican., 1921-12-07
Bethany Home

Under new managSment Indi- vidual cottages, nurse attention, tray and dining room service: plenty of fresh milk, eggs and vegetables Mail daily. s15.00 per week. Phone 4R4 12ds
Arizona republican., 1921-12-07

Sl1-S2O FURNISHED cOtldgt, also apartments Phone 3350. u
 ALEXANDRIA Court Beautiful apartments. S21 North First Avenue. If
Arizona republican., 1921-12-07
BUSINESS COLLEGE

HANSON BUSINESS COLLEGE 2S w. Washington St. Enter at any time. Shorthand. Bookkeeping. Arith- metic, etc. Day or nigLt classes. If
Arizona republican., 1921-12-07

FINELY furnished 9-room house, large grounds, four bedrooms. three sleeping porches; present tenants leaving city. Owner, 1915 North Sec oud street U
Arizona republican., 1921-12-07

SEVEN room house partly fur nished 729 East Adams If looking for a bargain call and see the place. See owner at 733 E.. Adams. If
Arizona republican., 1921-12-07
ELEcTRIc LAMPS

Headquarters for Mazda lamps. Electrical work and supplies. Vim son Bros. and Carter. 25 E. Adams. Phone SJ9S. 1T
Arizona republican., 1921-12-07
13 FOR RENT FURNISHED
 ROOMS

BEAUTIFUL furnished room, run
 ming water. Private entrance. PA
 E. Van Buren. r
The New York herald., 1921-10-05
by HENRY ". KING.

II was cold and dreary at the ia
naica track yesterday afternoon and
the sport was little above mediocre. II
II were that. Several horses ran disap.
pointingly good and several ran much
below their best recent form.
The feature Of the card was the Lyn-
brook Selling Stakes. at five and a hall
furlongs. for juvenilex This stalk,
brought forth half dozen youngster.
with Benjamin Blocks Mawrcoron tn,
fayorite. at 7 to 8. This son Of Bryr
Mawr was much the best. With Wilson
m the saddle he followed the pace 4
the turn out Of the backstrerch. where
he went to the front and held command
to the end. to win easily by two lengths
Willie Dugan's Leghorn was second ant
Frank Browns Hephaistos was third.
The fifth race brought a big upse'
when John Whaien's mare. Genie w.
beat Irish Dream, Light Rose, knight Of
the Heather and Courtship In easy
fashion. She led from start to finish
and under a faultless ride by McAtes
won easily by four lengths. Irish Dream
was second and Light Rose third.
Genie WIS race was not q somersauit
On Saturday she beat Irish Dream by a
small margin. but that victory was con-
sidered a fiuke because Irish Dream got
away from the barrier badly and stun
bled soon after the start These mishaps
cost him several lengths, and II was
believed he would easily win yesterday
with equal racing luck. But those who
considered his had luck on Saturday
didn't take into consideration that Genie
w. ran In tho deep. heavy going near
the rail all the way and thereby lost
much ground. John Whaien, her owner
and trainer. remembered this and
wagered on her. and was rewarded at
the rate of to i.
Comic Song beat a big field Of cheap
Juveniles In the first race. and he made
q well known singer Of comic songs
wealthy and his trainer and other stable
connections sick at heart. Comic Sons
was at 20 to half an hour before the
race. but few minutes after the arrival
OF popular Broadway comedian his
odds were cut In half.
Comic Song." said the comedian az
he glanced at his programme-'T'd like
to see some one prevent me from put
ting a wager on him. And look - he
said to his friend. he's by Black Jester.
I think he's q cinch."
With that he mysteriously disap-
peared from his friend and was gone ten
or fifteen minutes. On his return he
was all out of breadth. puffing and blow
ing like a tired platter.
II beat them to tho price," he hlurted
out. Comic Songs a cinch. Go and
bet on him." and he rushed away again.
This time he was making another
wager Several clubhouse patrons heard
him, and believing he had some stab g
Information. also wagered on Comic
Song.
Tom Welsh. who trains the horse for
Joseph e. Widener. heard that his
charge was being played. but paid no
The New York herald., 1921-10-05
ENGLAND'S WOMEN
GOLFERS TRIUMPH
Miss Cecil Leitch, Her Sister
Edith and Mrs. Hall Defeat
Contenders.
MISS COLLETT OUT OF IT
Providence Girl Who Tied for
the Qualifying Medal Is
Beaten 4 and 8.
MISS C0LLETT OUT OF IT
Women's . National Golf
Championship Summaries

ssscio, DssyoscA to THE NEW Ycsx HHarD
IN EAL. N. J.. Oct. l.-The SUM
mary Of play In the golf
- tournament for the national
women's championship follows:
FIRST ROUND.
Miss Edith Leitch. England. beat Miss
SiSrsa siSns cess pSsaDha Hd cesss
beat Miss Bessie Fem. Portland. UP
(ninetesn hoiss,; Miss Elaine Rosenthal.
Ravisloe. beat Mrs. 4. H. Rossin. Cen
dian Hill. beat Mrs. Alex Smith. shenne-
cossett. 8 and 1; Miss Cscli Leitch. Eng
land. beat Mrs. Ralph Hammer, Pomo-
nok. 9 and q Mrs. 2. Q. Letts. Jr;.
Fairview. 8 and 4; Miss Marion Hollins.
Wcstorook. beat Mrs, NJ. l.. r. Spauid-
Ing. Buffalo. Q and Z; Mrs. David Gaut.
Memphis. beat Mrs. 2. ". Daley, Brae-
Surrey. England. boat Mrs. ". A. GAVIN.
Melvin Jones. Olympia Fields. beat Miss
E,nsstine E,. t, psarcs; skokis. and 2; Miss
Caleb r. Fox. Huntingdon Valley, beat
Mrs. L. A. Wimpfheimsr. Hollywood, 4
and ?; Miss Gecrsisnna N. Bishop.
Forest Hills. 4 and 5; Miss sara Fownes,
Oakmont. beat Mrs. L. w. Mtda. Butter
field. 2 and 1. Mrs. G. II. vanderoeck.
Philadelphia Cricket. beat Mrs. L. J.
Grumback. Hollywood. . and 4; Miss l..
n. Fordyce. Youngstown. beat Mrs. Alex
Printz. Oakwood. I up.
SECOND ROUND MATCHES.
Upper Half-Miss Edith Leitch versus
Miss Caverly. Miss Rossnthai versus Miss
Kiotz, Miss Cecil Leitch versus Mrs.
Let's, Miss Rollins versus Mrs. Gaut.
Lower Half-Mrs. Hall versus Mrs.
Jones, Miss Stirling versus Mrs. Fox.
Miss Bishop versus Miss Fownes. Mrs.
Vanderbeck versus Miss Fordyce.
The New York herald., 1921-10-05
Latonia Results.

First Race-For three -year-oIds: claiming
purse: purse Si'sSo; I; 'iN furiong:; Ben Bolt. Ilo
se (Parke). $50 and $3.50. second: Runzaf,
10 (Scobie). 81. 10. third. Time. I IA i-5 Wir
cr Quit, sikhim. Joe Goodman and Judge
g on' Ra-ee-.-For two-year-olds. colts and
longs. Bud Fisher. 1f2 (Barnesj. sif.9o. s4.so
and $3.50. second; Brother John. liz cPicS.
ens). $500. third. Time, 1:i4. Blossom
House; Cloush Jordan. Lieutenant Colonel.
Dale also ran.
Third Race-ror thres-year-olds and up
ward; fillies and mares; claiming; purse.
first; FurSeiOx. Ios twll.On,. ss.io and
:ssS sssS 'eSSns Tns rss Pcs rs e. pp. 5Ss rcr'. &
British Maid. Locust Leaves and Biddiedse
Fourth s.o.-Ths Crystal Springs 2 sprss: Ess
one mile. Yoshimi. io4 trooi). se5, sio.4o ana
s.sS.: sn' e. sss Tim. s g. ofs s 80 sruss
ninsssr % also % ran. ccupisds. r. "f Brs@isy Sfs
Fifth Rsce-The Hamilton County Handi-
cap: All ages: purse. $i.7oo; six furlonss.
Miss Jenima. lis tPooD. $40. $3.50 and
ana ,asc .scons s BSooiSoI9 % Iss ;tuns
ford). $3.50. third. Time: i:i2 2-5. Marvin
May. ACE High and Cho Cho also ran.
sCoupled--Applegate entry.
Sixth Race--For three-year-olds and up
ward; claiming; purae, 81 800: one mile and
an eighth. Wexford. 104 twilsonl. $500.
1910 and $3.50, first: Jouett. 1io Gregory,
81 40 and $4.50. second: Cantilever, f0i
(Parke). $500. third. Time. 80 As. Herd
Girl. Dancing Spray. Matinee Idol, Acceier-
ate and Kimpalong also ran.
Seventh Race-For three-year-olds and up
ward: claiming; purse. 81, 400; one mile and
q quarter. Lady Lonsfellow. io7 Gregory.
5000, $3.50 and $50. first; Lackawanna.
r., 107 twilson). $780, third. Time. :08 5-5.
Mlllersburg, Montillo. Shpmate. Richelieu.
Miss Nell. Doiph and Byng also ran.
The New York herald., 1921-10-05
Billy Kelly Easily Defeats
the Whitney Filly Crocu

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW York HmALD.
LAUREL, Nd. Oct. 4.-The ever
redoubtable Billy Kelly came back TO the
races this afternoon at the opening of
the Laurel meeting and disposed OF
the claims Of new pretender to sprint
Ing renown. Billy stepped home a
handy winner in the Capitol Handicap.
a six furlong dash. II. p whitney's
Crocus. the new pretender. finished Sec
ond and Careful was third in fleld
Of six.
The winner followed the pace Of
Crocus under Kelsey's restraint until
Strengthened out and then overhauied
the Whitney Any and won going away
In 1:13 is. earning S4.15o for the
treasury of J. K L. Ross.
The results:
First Race-For two-year-olds: claiming !;
Z ,urse. H.570.4t: SIX furlongs. Moco, f0a
Morris). s11.70. $3.50 and Ss 40. first: Bril-.
liant Ray. io5 2ccnsy,, v7.4o and IS 90. Sec sec.
bird. Time. isi5 rs. Friars Rush. Disco.
lute. Chateausay. Barriskane and Doves
Second Race--Between the Flags steepie.
Ing; purse, $4,000: about two miles Crest
Hill. 144 lByersl. $3.50, 50 and $3.50. first !:
% istant Shore. 13s tJonss), $3.50 and 90 90.
third. Time. 4:o7 3-5. Ben Hampson. shosl,
overmatch and yalspar also ran.
Third Race-For two-year-oids, non-win-
ners OF four races $4,000: purse, @1nyt. Al /:
six furongs. All Far. f0s (Morrisj, SIS 10
- 20 and 81. first: Dexterous, III (Pennan) I.
1910 and $3.50. second; champlain, io;
Heupep, $3.50. third. Time, fI4. Big
Heart. Ultimata. Bountfui. sedge and Tre-
Fourth Raee-rhe Capital Handicap: for
three.ycar-oids and upward: $1,000 added :
six furlongs. Billy Kelly. 100 (Kelsay).
500 $40 and $3.50. first: Crocus. iis
III l8utwell). s2.50. third. Time. 1 IL i-5.
Crank. Mack Orange and Biazes also ran
Fifth Race-The Deanwood Purse for
three-year-ods: claiming: purse. 31,371. ~;
one mile and q sixteenth. Merrimac. 100 q.
Rowan, $40, $3.50 and 1880, first; Attor-
ney. n io' ,Coltiletti1; $3.50 and $40; second:
Time. ! AT rs. Chinnie Walsh. Lady Lillian.
Chief Barthel and Antilles also ram
Sixth Race-For three-year-olds and up
ward non- winners Of 81 800 since August l.
1921 purse t1.s7f.42: mile and seventy
yards. Tippity witchet ff6 (J. Rowan 81,
$3.50 and out. first; Dark Horse. 10 (stirl-
lKeogh). out. third. Time. ;%5 2-5. Brides
man also ran. --
Seventh Race-For three-year-o and up-
ward; claiming: purse. ei,37f.42: one mile
and an eighth. Hello Pardner. 40 tAiien),
s207o, $3.50 and $50, first: Scotch Verdict.
IN. 10 (Josiah). $a.4o. third. Time. "a 2-5.
Peerless One. Thrift. Osgvod. Summer Sigh
and Peggy Rives also Peerless One and
Fraklin coupled as s. Polk entry.
The New York herald., 1921-10-05
MawrcOrOn Victor in
Stake Race at Jamaica
Beats Irish Dream Light Rose and Others in the Lyn-
brook -Schuttinger Jeered for Weak Ride
on Vista in Last Race.

attention TO 1t. He had no faith In the
young selding and refused to take him
seriously.
When the race was on the comedian
and his friends were rejoicing. while the
traine- and his friends were silent and
chagrired. Comic Song dashed to the
front as soon as the barrier went up
and was never headed. to win. eased up.
by three lengths. Miracle Man was Sec
ond and Forge Ahead third.
Tenlec won the last race In a galIop. as
he was expected to do, but Vista ran
such bad race under Schuttingers
handling that crowd gathered around
the judges stand and jeered the Jockey
Ter several minutes. 1t was a bad ride
Srhuttinger put up. and II is likely he
will be called before the stewards as
soon as ne reaches the course this af
fernoon. He didn't use any too much
energy making her run In the early
The New York herald., 1921-10-05

Bouts of the Week.
THURSDAY NIGHT

nv h<oAnA
Columbus \. q. lienkers)-Biily Fltz-
.tr'mon. vs.. Kid Murphy. i2 round. ;
Buddy Young vs.. Al Diamond, 10
JIM & \. C.--Benny Costrr w. BILLY
MaE1owr, l4 rounds Joe Shertdsn w.
sld Bernard. ~ rounds.
Aymery A. A.. ty~r.ry Cityl-K. o, PHI
Ksplan vs.. BeSt snyder. IL rounds.
FRIDAY NIGHT.
Ocean Park A. A. N.srE BrsnehD---yimmy
Kelly W.. Bud Spratiey. IL rounds.
Madison Square Garden-Dave Shrde w..
George Ward. Joe Burman vs. Midget
smith. Happy I1ttieton va Johnny
How I'd. J-ck shavkey W. Jabes White.
all 10 rounds.
Hunts Point A. A.-Andy O'Boyie VI. dee
Fleming. re rrurd-, sammy Ffts w.
Johnny Green. 10 reunds.
Fifteenth yrfnntry AvwDry - Saurny
Parks w. Harry Gardner. IL Youuds;
Jack FOX VS.. H~vh~rt D~~n. 10 rounds.
SATURDAY NIGHT.
Rink g. &. (Breskiyul-Hsrvey bright
W. Willie Kehler, II rounds; Al McRne
W. Charlie Pitts. ~ rouudsj Billy
Henry W. Jehnuy Dwyerl 10 rounds.
Palace SPORT e Club. Coney ISLAND
Dave ResenbeYg W.. Jos PsedEe. ~
rounds; Jack Burke vs.. Sailor Martin,
10 rcurds; johnny Ross VS.. Tommy
Skeiiy, 10 rounds.
The New York herald., 1921-10-05
Ruth Batted 900 and
200 in Two Former Series

~ ABE RUTH enters this. his
* third world series. with q FAR
L. different status than he had
In the two others. His capacity then
was as a pitcher. He was q good
one. II must be confessed. and oppo-
nents could do next to nothing with
him. He also was an incidental left
fielder. playing that position twice IN
the series against the Cubs In 1913.
He pitched effectively against the
Brooklyns In 1915.
But he had no renown as batter
tI,en; In fact. he batted 900 In the
1915 series and 300 In 1913. A wide
difference that from his place In the
batting sun this year. He dubbed
through the American League race at
.37S rate this year. and anybody
that can hit like that, not to mention
his home run rampaging. as a world
series participant is regarded with
considerable respect
The New York herald., 1921-10-05

muscle. In short. Miss Collett Is still
golf diamond In the rough. tinid,
hesitant at times and at others display
ing boldness that borders on the reckless.
But despite this arrangement Miss
Coiiett several times showed headwork
that pointed to the upward path for
which she II headed. The best example
Of this was when she bunkered her iron
shot for the seventh with an obliQue
shot to the green.
Miss Collett never should have been
In this predicament. for she was making
bold stab at the rim on q long shot
from an extremely difficult angle at .
time when she had stroke on her
opponent In consequences Of visit which
Miss Leitch had played TO trap from
the tee. But, having oncc became en-
shared. Miss Collett used her reasoning
powerS TO aid her In her escape. Instead
Of taking q niblick or mashie, or even
an iron, she actually selected q cleck
puttsr. and with the Implement she laid
the ball 50 close TO the cup that she was
enabled to set down in one stroke more.
Fails 60 sustain Rally.
Miss Leitch had been two holes to the
good playing the seventh. She was now
only one down and Il looked a. II Miss
Collett had at last found herself when
she accomplished the feat just described.
On the next however, when both had
played down close to the green In two,
Miss Leitch laid her third Dad and won
with a grand 4 against a .. AZ the turn
the English girl was up, with q score
for the nine holes Of 4s.
Driving for the tenth Miss CoIlett
hooked into a bunker. Fortunately she
could AFFORD TO give her opponent some
distance on this ATS yard hole. Both
were down on the edge Of the green IN
four. Miss Leitch being fifteen feet closer
to the cup. The best that Miss Collects
admirers werc looking for was q half.
but the Rhode Island girl hoied with her
aluminium putter from a distance Of
forty-five feet.
Miss collett played safe on the next
after pulling her tee shot IN the line of
the trees and reached the green In three.
Miss 1Ieitch, after poor drive, essayed
20 carry the trap with a brassie and was
carrht. They halved In s. On the
twcesth both were trapped from the tee.
Again good finishing made all the differ
ence. ~ Miss Leitch brought her short
approach almost dead and became up.
At the thirteenth the English repre-
sentative stood 3 up. her second being on
the green and her opponent In a trap.
The fourteenth found Miss Leitch dorrnie
even after nubbing the shot with which
she was trying to play short of the
brook. Miss Coi'ett IN trying to get
homo with brassie was caught. and
after Miss Leitch had laid her iron shot
hole high there was no hope for the
American lass.
A half In finished the match on the
sixteenth, but this was an unusual hole.
From the tee Miss Leitch was bunlsered
ara ~ was IN sti'i another hazard with
her third. Miss Coliett could have rot
home easily in three. then would have
won with something to spare. However.
In trying for distants she put her brassis
shot into a trap. and that mistake AZ
good as sealed her doom. She still was
left with putt to win after Miss rIeitch
had missed on her sixth. but the direc-
tion OF this stroke was faulty. Tho
card:
The New York herald., 1921-10-05

stages Of the race. and his finish was
-ot as good as one little Pete Walls 10
carable Of As a result of his weak
rding Mry Payne Whitney's Good Bye
heat Vista home by length.
Black Prince won the second race. but
was disqualified for fouiing.
The New York herald., 1921-10-05
Hagen Hooks a Tee Shot
Round Tree at Westchester

Variety marked the appearance of
George Duncan and Abe Mitchell. tho
British stars. opposed TO Walter Hagen
and Jim Barnes. Western and national
champions respectively. at the West
chester Biltmore links. yesterday. The
quartet played efoursomes in the MORN
Ing and fourball In the afternoon
finishing all square in the early hours.
On the second round Barnes and Hagen
won. { ana 8.
The most spectacular shot Of the day
was brought on by Hagen at the twelfth
hole. There he deliberately hooked his
tee shot round q tree, his ball overrun-
ming the green. Mitchell tried to do the
same thing. but was not so fortunate,
his ball hitting the tree. Duncan failed
to recover we'll. SO that Barnes and
Hagen won the hole after the first nance
approached close to the pin and Hagen
ran down the putt for 8. Duncan and
Mitchell picked up. At that stage Barnes
and Hagen still stood 2 up. but their op-
ponents won the fifteenth and sixteenth
holes. ending the morning all square
when they halved the last two holes.
The cards:
Neutrality-suspicious.
Out ..........4< 44l 3 $50
Duncan and Mischeii--
Out ..........4 8 35 5 Q 4-3s
Barnes and Hagen
ln........... In o 8 Is 4-5s-74
Duncsn and Mitchell
In ........... 8 8 6S4< SIS t-5s-To
AFTERNoON-BEsTB BALL.
Rarnes and Hagen
oHs duncan a;;;;;ss ana M,,ss.i,- Z sa444s S-''
Out .......... FI6ss go e-ss
Barnes and Hagen
IN ............S IS 8 S-3Ess
Duncan and Mitchell
The New York herald., 1921-10-05
The parting of the ways!

The parting of the ways!
Shall it be the tortuous
route to the tailor made
suit?
Or the straight and easy
way to fine ready-to-wear?
You say you're hard TO
fit? We're here to change
your mind!
A size for every build.
And a chance to see the
goods made up.
Price? Much less than a
good tailor asks for equal
quality and workmanship.
Very much less. Price OF
everything at the -four
corners" is based on to-
days replacement cost.
The New York herald., 1921-10-05
Golf Title for Ridder.

u. n. Ridder yesterday won the golf cham
pionship OF the Columbia University club
over the Arcola Clubs course In tho clubs
annual fall handicap tournament. riddcr
also won tho gross prize.
The New York herald., 1921-10-05
Dundee Defeats Richards.

DAYTON. Ohio. Oct. 4.-Johnny Dun
dee Of New York won the referees de-
,ision over Blockie Richards. q local
lightweight, in q twelve round bout here
last night.
The New York herald., 1921-10-05
Frank Jones, Paris, ILL.,,
Carload Of Express, Delivery
and DrauRht Horses

which has been selected especially
for this market. Good, reliable ami
mails of quality, weighing up to
1900 lbs, warranted to be the best
of workers and At to be put to work
the minute bought.
The New York herald., 1921-10-05
The LISTENING POST
By WALTER TRUMBULL

~ WALTER lRUNBULL G
Copyrights. 1891. 6y The Ne.o York Herald.
RUTH.
We're tried to dope this sertes bout:
S5ted the rSmovs and the trxth;
BSt Uhew ICE oct II figured oxt.
Along comes Ruth
We think sCe knosc scAscA team TO pick,
Bst az zoe meoy the votsno booth,
Wkh frns resosve and boand to stick,
Along coSses Ruth
The so1ndest cords of tongue or pen,
The Dtscst trords Of age or yovth,
Arc: None knoto tchot soiu happen ,oysem
Along COMES Rmth."
The New York herald., 1921-10-05
NEW YORK HERALD RACING CHART
JAMAICA. L. L.. Oct. 4.-weather clear, track

965 FIRST RAcErve oa 90 o7 as o1 80 Purse
4 art