Evening Star Newspaper, September 2, 1930, Page 16

n—16 ‘GLEN SHULTZ WINS AUTO HILL CLIMB Conqguers Pikes Peak Course, . but Fails to Break His ; Own Record. By the Associated Press. COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., Sep- tember 2 (#).—Glen Shultz again has led other conquerors of the steep and tortuous road which leads 14,109 feet into the clouds to the summit of famed Pikes Peak. He roared up the 12 miles of precipi- tous grades in 18 minutes 85 seconds yesterday to win the twelfth annual Labor day automobile hill climb. Shultz averaged better than 40 miles an hour. Despite excellent road condi- tions, he failed to break the course rec- ord, Set by himself in 1928, of 17 min- utes 41.6 seconds. Riding with the 14 drivers who flashed over the course was the handi- cap of heavy grades, sharp curves and rarified air, which robs the motor of wer. The racing cars flashed around airpin curves, w] here a skid would have meant a drop of hundreds of feet. Louls Unser came in behind ghe leader in 18:37.4. Robert Mason Wwas third; Angelo Cimino, fourth, and Ed McConglogne, fifth. Shultz’s victory yesterday was his sixth, and he was placed in the money thres other times since starting his hill- climbing career in 1921 In the light stock car class W. F. Shepherd was first in 24:188. L. L. Bowser was second in 25 Edward Phillips had competition in the heavy stock car class and took his time to finish in 29:18.4. Shultz wen $1,250 cash for first place. ‘The Perffose trophy was awarded to Shepherd for the best time in the stock car class. SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and Sailings From Gatun—Kingston DUE T Leviathap—Southampton . France—Havre Homeric—Southampio Evangeline_—Yarmouth Metapan—Santa Mar! August 27 Vandyck—Buenos Alre ‘August 12 DUE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. Resolute—Hamburg. August 29 August 26 August 26 Bermuda—Bermuda DUE FRIDAY, BEPTEMBER 5. Aquitania—Southampton. Banta Maria—Valparai: August 20 Alesia—Jafla 7 Favorita—Kingston DUE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. FPamburs—Hamburg Milwaukee—Hamburg " Statendam—Rotterdam DUE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. Carinthia—Liverpool Caledonia—Glasgo o Fan America-Bermud Ulua—Port Lim Kowluuko—cyflnll Frederik VIII—Cope Stutteart—Bremernaven DUE MONDAY. SEPTEMBER Virzinia—San Prancisco. Westernland_Antwerp nte Grande—Villetr: Erhtobal ~Cristobal Ecusdor—8Sap Fri Byron—Piraeus Goamo—Santo Doy American Banker—Lon OUTGOING STEAMERS. SAILING TODAY. . vuu;nu—wm. Gibraltar, Patras, Naples :{Efldentyé; isbon, Palermo_ snd Marselle. va - nd Osio. B e Crigtaal. "Balboa,: Buenaven- tura, Callao and Valparaiso. SAILING TOMORROW. Mauretanis_Cherbours and Southampton. Veendam—Bers tschiand-Cherbours, Southampton snd Prince and Cristobal. idens” Harding—Plymouth, = Cherbours and Hem Sanis ‘Mariaiineston. Oristobal. Ourte- “ena, Pu '_Keo"flb'x'. and Santa Marts. Gltlln~—‘ln ton. Suuc-o—umten leo and Buenos Aires. L. Luckenbach—Pacific Coast. SAILING THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. Emerlun P:rm’s’:—m“dnn a-gnnxen»—a.' n Juan and Santo Domingo Buenos Aires—Cadiz ‘flfl Barcelona. innegua—Copenhay 'vangeline—Harmou! h SAILING PRIDAY. SEPTEMBER §. TuscaniaPlymouth, Haxre and London. dar Santos. Montevideo Roma_Gibrahar, Naples and Genos. Bremen — Cherbor Southampton ~ and ‘Bremerhaven. QOrizaba—Havanis, Progreso and Vers Oruz. Homeric__Cherbourg and Southampto: AStrea-Port au Prince, Curacao and Mara- SAILING SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. Pulaski—Copenhagen and_Gdynia. c-m}e’mnhl&emn and Gla: ay. Eh and 'flovuyool al ‘muda. Rerinee ratiiax and 8¢, John's, De Grasse Flymouth arid Haw New Amsterdam—Plymouth, Boulogne and T Jun Gripsholm —Gothen Osear n—ChYlnllnulnfl Oslo and Copen- Leviathan—Cherbourg_and Southampton, Fagtores—Havana, Oristobal and Port Morro Gastle—Havans Lapland—Plymoutn, Cherbours and Ant- Adriatic—Cobh and Liverpool. Rridgetown—-Puerto Colombia. Essequibo—Havana, C Cru!ohll, Oallao, Toco- Ipgials Kingsion and Puerto Bar- Favorita—Kingston. SAILING MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. Eyangeline—Yarmouth, Pan_ America—Bermud; Roussilion-_Vigo and Vordesuz. Retolute — Cherbours, ~Southampton and Hamburz. el ' Massed Varsities Invited. In order that the social attractions of their places may be enhanced, enter- prising hotel managers of Switzerland have offered low rates to Oxford and Cambridge Universities, in England, if the students will spend their vacations en masse at the resorts. So far the ot been accepted. The Susquehanna 1430 W Sireet N.W. 3 Rooms, Kitchen and Bath, $40 | | | First | Mortgage Loans It's a good idea to invest a portion at least of your sur- ylus funds in our safe and liberal pay- ing 6% First Mort- ; with the principal secured by improved real estate which has been fairly appraised. | May be purchased in | amounts from $250 up. B. F. SAUL CO. | National 2100, 925 15th St. N.W, G NHE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 1930. WOODWARD & LOTHROP 10"™11"*'F snD G STREETS DraperyDamasks Seamless Broadloom $].65 yard One of 3 Distinctive 4-Piece Carpets, $475 square vera S », Bedroom Suites - Unusually Special in The Low Priced in The Semi-Annual Selling Spocial in The $ Semi.Annual Selling Semi-Annual Selling 225 This wall-to-wall covering— B ! et ] At this remarkably low price of $225, The Semi-Annual :l::::ta Slll.:g::e:)o}:;fla: odl: th: s g : ’ — Selling offers three fine 4-piece Bedroom Suites. . . each of ofvadin The S Ai al j distinctive design and splendid construction. The suite Sefir b tn 5% l:m' b o sketched is of satinwood and mahogany, with attractive ing at a price that brings . Tallored Net i : = § inlay and beautiful paneling. Bed, Vanity, Dresser and ‘xu_Ptiona] ”Vin@' Fine Chest of Drawers, $225. quality tarpets, 9 and 12 feet wide, kt the wanted stock colors.. .but $4.75 a_square d & yard. $2»95 pair P = == The Other Two Suites: Rich Fall tones in fine quality damasks. . .priced exceptionally Curtains Other Carpets—in taupe, The popular filet mesh, with [ oL i 4-piece Mahogany and Gumwood gray, green e i plain center border and de- | : fii‘?ii’%’fsagi“.".'; %225 tached figure design. In soft : & : 4-piece Walnut and G a $5.75 - ecru tones. 21/ yards long. ; : BEA:ZZm Sflirtl:; Qa\?een su;v;os 5 . a Square Yard Anne design .......se Drapenizs, SIXTH FLOOR. Carrrrs, Prrre FLOOR. BEpROOM FURNITURE, SIXTH FLOOR. : Lamps for Every Room . I5 Sizes of These Popular Specially Priced in The Semi-Annual Selling : ) Ka rastan Rugs Davenport Candle Lamps $6.50 " (R Lower Priced Than in Years These attractive lamps are a height convenient for reading at either your davenport or chairs, The smart 3-candle type, with plain shaft and base . . . finished . . . 12 in bronze or pewter. Occasional Chair z:ae $ I 3 7 050 19-inch Cone Parchment Paper Shades, 53.50 $27.50 mottled or floral effects. ..ot ues e onnn —avith sturdy mahogany frame, upholstered in tapestry. Special in The Semi-Annual Selling. Pottery Lamps Karastans—generally acknowledged to be the $ 5 0 A most beautiful of Oriental rug reproductions—can 6 P be bought only here, in Washington. This is the i first time these famous rugs have ever sold below Complete with Shades .1 the list prices. . .which is but one of many reasons : 5 ; for urging you to shop tomorrow while The Semi- With a base in assorted plain col- : z A Annual Selling prices bring such exceptional sav- ors, this pottery table lamp has a . ings. Included are Karastan trial rugs and the shade of gaily colored floral I : : manufacturer’s factory floor samples. print. Priced very far below regu- lar . . . $6.50 for lamp and shade. . 55.9]4.50 to. 55,3395 Wing Chair 5 : $35 Inner Sprln g Ma ttresses - g A Seléck Four Gibandt Rilgs in The Semi-Annual Selling. Single and \ Double Sizes $2 9‘75 A Low Semi-Annual Selling Price Rucs, Frrre PLOOR. At Semi-Annual Selling Savings Ghorevan and Heriz Rugs One of the “best sellers” of The Semi-Annual Selling. . . this inner \ 5 . spring mattress is made especially for Woodward & Lothrop accord- oy Aver;x 81'; g $ l 6 5 ing to our comfort and quality specifications. Single and double - g | sizes, covered with woven striped ticking. . .it is unusually low peicididuring the Selling. . These exquisite Oriental rugs—the type found in fine homes perfectly Overstuffed Chair : appointed—were purchased in the Orient under a favorable low exchange and before the increase in tariff rates. They represent Felt Maltresses, $16.50 and $19.50 $65 price concessions which we pass on to you at exceptionally low s —haie filled; unusually Targe and prices during The Semi-Annual Selling. In choicest patterns. .. Box Sprmgs, $25 and $27.50 i :fi'r"..'i'"&.Xfi‘X’JZ and the inimitable colorings of the Orient. stery. Special nual Selling. ‘Brps A‘n BEDDING, SIXTH FLOOR. FURNITURE, SIxTH FLOOR. ORIENTAL RUGS, Firre FLOOR.