The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 15, 1920, Page 21

f SEATTLE GIRL IN OREGON NET TOURNEY PORTLAND, July 1¢6.—Phil Bet fens, California junior champion. 4 from the Oregon nships yesterday aft Portland star, court on which th Played was a handics fornian, who is accust phalt. Ray Casey of San Francisco put James Shives of Portland tie running, 61, 63 meet Cari Gartner of Ss ' Cisco, his team mate, late today the upper bracket of the semi finals. . Ganiner took straight sets trom | {).:) A. D. Wakeman, opponent. Miss Gertrude Shreiner of Seattle Gefeated Miss Stella PF of Portland, two out of three, making outclassing his &@ strong comeback after dropping the first set. Miss Mayme Mac Donald of Seattle is here to defend er Oregon championship after the finals. Bettens fernians, won two Yesterday. the Cal matches and Gardner, double COMPLETION IN NET MEET Fletcher Johnson, a runner-up in The Star tennis tourney, won his way into the semi-finals, when he * eat Frank Kozlowski, in th Additional Sports thful men's Gass A singles in the fea-| ture match of the annual field tennis tournament. mcore was 6-4, 6-1 In the women's class A singles, | {'}? Chester. | Mrs. Bourque beat Mrs. fleld by the score of 6-4, 6-3. Mra Beurque, who was the former Women's singles champion Canada, is now striking her stride Bruce Hesketh and “Dad” Keich Ber won their matches in the Ger Fish cup doubles against Schermer and Dennis by @ 6-3, 6-1 count. Threatening weather may hold up the tournament. MT. VERNON “HEADS NORTH STATE LEAGUE Charlie Mullen, former manager of ‘tne Seattle Pacific Coast league _ team, is managing the league, lead * ing Mount Vernon team, in the Big | Six Twilight league. their games right along. The league has now completed its tenth week Playing two games every week Great interest ix taken in the league the northern part of the state standing of the teams now is: CHICAGO, July 16.—Vincent Rich ards of Yonkers, N. ¥., won his way to the semi-finals of the National Clay Court championship when he detested the local star, Walter Hayes, in two straight sets, 6-1. 6-3. Hayes was expected to beat the New York state star. Richards won the Bational junior title a year ago. Five local tennis stars have made their way to the round before the semi-finals. The dopesters figure that Richards has a good chance to *op the title. YANK NET STARS BEAT BRITAINS LONDON, July 16.—(United Press) —America started impressively on her second step toward the Davis ten. Ris cup, when William M. Johnston, the American national champion, beat J. C. Parke, of the British team, in the opening match at Wimbledon, 64, 6-4, 2-46, 3-6 and 6-2. Johnston not only won, but @yenged himself, for it was Parke Who defeated him in the British na tional championships and forced him Out of the running for the world’s championship crown. William T. Tilden beat Maj. Kings cote, 46, 61, 63, 6-1 The Sassanah Hat $3.50 o . . Distribution Call at the Savings Department BANK OF CALIFORNIA National Association Second at Columbia CHARLES SCHWARTZ 4 Mfe. Optician Glnanen Fitted play- | The final | of | Kent | | | | meets Mount Vernon has been winning | | vinsky has given up the idea of be ing @ promoter. Two postponed shows lost him 2,000 berries, He'll jhe can hit the apy | Yankees go they pack the customers |into the stands | records is not confined to the Polo BY KARL FRY sportamen's pleaic county fishermen and hunters ts om the boards for Sunday a¢ Bryn Park, While the affair is kew ® King county offair, the w has been extended ‘to sports aerund the state, and im fact, United Stases, for King big contest of the [rpg Bg Mend much as a wh the commition w: in charge The for everybody winning the om yatery Prine,” which is likewise being kept le Casting clud Is staging sew wing Just prises A “fy rod asmecably race” le the contest pat en by the Sportean: Association of Sealtle, aad « trout rod will be given the woman of child who assembles his rod, reel, line and fly in the shortens possible Une. k may be reached by Mawr P ¥ localities BOBBY JONES PLAYS IN SEMI-FINALS MEMPHIS, Tenp., July 16 Jones, the G “Chick” star, in the semi-finals of the West ¢rn golf championship here tod The winner of this match will en the finals round and play the win of the Clarenc ler match for the championship, COULDN'T FOOL SHARKEY NEW YORK.-— Whenever Tom Sharkey attends the races you wi always find him around with Litt) Buck, a neighbor. One day at Sara toga last aui Sharkey wanted to bet $10 on @ race and sent Buck out with the dough. When he came back Tom asked him what price he got. “I looked all over” re Kk. “and the best I saw was at Tom glared a moment and then! roared: “Why you wart, there's all the sand 6 to papered 5 you want Go down and change that bet before}, I flatten you like an opera hat* BAT GIVES IT UP PHILADELPHIA.-Rattling ie} stick to bis game—fighting. THREE OF A KIND CLEVELAND, Ohio—~Ted Jamie son is the last left-handed pitcher to shine in an outfield position because ». He's copying abe Ruth. 1 George Sisler and NEW YORK Breaking, crowd grounds entirely. Bvyeryw ere the ke sardines. Quality First Boston Garter ETS DLAYERS 2525 WY ATTHACTI “THE GREAT DIVIDE HOME AGAIN AUGU im Eves, 26, WARD & ADS AND a Reedy we a Aes Bee 'S THEATRE rccrite: LOVE BATH days), Matinees: 21905 ‘Nie Matinees, 2:30 ow PI JAN RUBINI s. Wolf-Henry Wents i BENNY WELL PAID BEN'TON HARBOR, Mich.—Cham- | 400 d will receive § pion Benny Leon per minute f here July 5 against C SOUL GOES ON TERRE HAUTE.—Fans here a song entitled ching On.” Mordec reed resignatl of the ball club. manager BEST ON SKIIES CALL HIM “TEX” CINCINNATL—Pt y Ric pistene guard his habits carefully LABOR CHAMPIONS untone LOS ANGE .E8.—Labor glare staging a boxing tourname nder that Jeffries | re, with the as a bollermaker, Fitzsimmons blacksmith and Britt a plumber. NEW YORK.—Lé¢ are planning a mont Park next . mer strongly stakes, In Our SUMMER SUITS Reasonably Priced TAILORS Prices as Low as $35.00 for Made-to-Order Suits Duiiges 304 PIKE ST. “Seattle's Clothing Center” defending his tit arley White ‘The expense of the show ts $40,000, are His Sou He did not break any ok Yoran wi ig American $50,000 Real Comfort | THE SEATTLE STAR ! HOW STEPHENS DIED GOING OVER NIAGARA ) ee ae le lish barber, lost hid life last Sundayein an attempt to shoot Niagara falls ina barrel TOP- 2 launch starting to tow cask, with Stephens strapped insi out into the river above the falls, where is was cut loose. LEFT—Stephens adjust-| ing his clothing and straps on the rivér bank, just before en-| | tering the barrel. BELOW—The spot (arrow) | daring Briton was carried over Horseshoe falls, and (inset)| snapped just before he climbed the last portrait of Stephens, into the cask, JULY CLEARANCE SALE OF nities Apparel and Misses’ Wonderful Values This annual event finds values of nt the most unusual sort. Coats, suits and dresses ruthlessly reduced to make &@ quick clearance before inventory Only a small number of items ure listed here. Fine Serge Suits, also Wool Velour Checks, Heather, and formerly sold up tom ° On High Class Suits the redu m= n has been the greatest, including Finely Tailored Suits up to $72. 50 $100.00, at Up to $70.00 Fine Serge and Tricotine Suits, best styles, all $54. 50 im navy blue, at One lot of Short Model Spring of fan Scotch tweed, 5 Another lot of rt Coats, in light and dark colors, including beautiful rold tone materials, values to $85.00, at Unusual redu ull A $35.00 ions have been made gh Class Coats, formerly sold hey $39.00 Tafteta, Georgette and Crepe Dresses deac ription, some formerly sold $24.50 The most exclusive creations of Fine Dresses in this most wonderful of all lots, including garments $57. 50 worth up to $78.50, Waists and Sweaters | ¥ Price only one-half the pi My balling price, All $9.75 values reduced to ...... $4.85 Mrellived 10 +e, DOOD | All $6.75 et $3.35 $2.35 reduced to .. All $4.75 values reduced to OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT You need not pay all in 30 days. The Gately charge account \@ practical and will help to simpifty the problem of expendi. ture, Strictly one price, cash or charge. vnln =| nS 1113 Third Ave. BETWEEN SENECA AND SPRING STREETS on to $85.00, at at Here are photos showing how Charles G. Stephens, Eng- where the| Shipyard Employes | ROOT FOR INDIANS Get Shares in Firm} DETROIT.—Home love tn mere ike, Sow i6nas 0 eee ee Jennings crew of in ward for their loyalty to the Toad | ‘ferent tail-enders, oe nah | Shipyards Corporation thru the war, | thustastically for visitors tke 727 employes received ffom one to| they“sweet” stuff of Speaker anc 4 50 shares of stock each in the cor- | Babe } poration, The market price for the | ck in $165 a share, and it carries a ‘idend of 10 per Whip Praline, Is | Hungarian Proposal BUDAPEST, Hungary, July 16. |In deference to urgent requerts of the national assembly, the Hungar lan government has drafted a bill prescribing corporal punishment for profiteers. And Just for This They Pinched Him! SACRAMENTO, July 16 MeDermitt was sleepy. He says so, PABST HAS ARRIVED | SPRING CIGAR CO., Inc. || James and dy denies it. He Wholesale Distribuiers Fred Steen’s home, picked ou bed and went to sleep home and found MeDermitt there Now Mac's In the hoosezgow. | Elliot 4768 | \ ‘LAND 10-, 20-, 40-Acre Tracts Good quality of soil Located convenient to Pacific Highway. Sixteen to twenty miles north of Seattle. Price $65 to $95 Per Acre "WEST AND WHEELER SECOND AND | MARION pojofojofojopofofojojojopofajafojojojofojop BeaEseem c Clearing Out at $39 SUITS These prices are await you at our low and when we cut these prices to the sale on all our men money on high Class merchandise. simply s big CLEARANCE SALE. bone, as we Splendid for warm weather. SHAFER BROS. $18.75 $40 Suits for $22.75 $50 Suits for $28.75 samples of the many alluring bargains that Our regular prices are abways and boys’ clothing, it certainly offers a chance toe save When you can get a good man’s suit for $18.75 there is no use in kick- ing against the high cost of clothing. These suits are leftovers.from sev- eral seasons, but they are mighty fine quality for this low price. MEN’S 2-PIECE SUITS FOR $15.00 Regular $30.00 values. in this have done | | These are regular equally good makes. Shoes Boys’ Suits $ 20% a TROUSERS Nice line to select from. Less Seattle’s Largest Clothiers Second and University First and University Hjojofofojoyofofojofofopofojofojojojo} == ssa aaesEaEEEEEEEEE YOUNG MEN’S ALL WOOL SUITS $14.65 $35.00 and $40.00 values and include Kaufman and other 15% , Every shoe These are iietias from our $22.50 Fear pat. in stock has | tine. Two pairs fully lined knicker-| put that does been reduced | bockers. Sizes 6 to 18. Jack O’ Leather | not hurt them 20 per cent. | suits are also included at this price. _— , ’ fen's and Trousers 3oys’ Shoes of All Trousers the finest LARGEST LINE OF.BOYS’ CLOTHES at reduced quality at IN THE WEST TO SELECT FROM prices. An ex- clearance CLEARANCE PRICES ON ALL BOYS’ indies prices. SUITS twice as long. SHAFER BROS. Men’s Hats $3, $4 and $5 Whole Block Long i IEEE ESSEE) FEAEESEE opofofofojopojofofofofolo} Quality Counts The finest white flour and purest shorten- ing have gone into the making of Snow Fiakes, and special processes of baking insure crisp flakiness—you'll love these fresh from the oven, slightly salty, crackers, Don’t ask for crackers —say SNOW FLAKES SOME MORE P.C.B, PRODUCTS: fifin Bigcuit ‘hocolate Eclaire oanut Wafers Cheese Sandwich nals farshmallow Sandwich Thin