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Show Presenting , Styles Spring,-1924- ; ' j st for men and young men Back row (left to right) Coach 3. E. Bran, Edward Horn merle, A-- Van Metre, Larry MoQllnn. Lm Dickerson, Arthur Law, Captain Fred Van Matre, 3m Chick, and Hary MoOurdy. row t. Special to The Tribgoo. WINDSOR, rtdo. April 12. The X II Pgltk. Windsor Wiaard have laid away the.r Nbtrb basketball uniforms After a) Inalattoy apog osebaoge completing raa bo lugger bo delayed with eafety It the mvat successful era nun in the 27 24 la played loeteed lb- 11 IS. 14 IS, of the school court waxed history IS 22, SAW, 22 I .VII, M 28. 1 2127, The Windsor quint has achieved twoll I0 ST S3, JO-I3S 34 2 27, 7 10. 7,0. 27 52 70.14. 12 27 algnal honors First, It won ths 5 34 IP 15 22, 1P-Iof h&mplunship Colorado, 27. II . white trine J. B Smith 15 IS SMS. white trlaa. J. B Smith, second, it gron the national t IS MS7 4. SI 37, 4 A ST, S ans, 37 34. SU, Jit Ills. SP. Srawa. tko CHEGKERS 1M April IS Al.T t.AKB TtUBOTOt PBOHMOU NO T1S Br W. U. W. Laerrit, lmiAoa, ttiflaaS. CwtrHnlM br the anther Black 1, IS, So, 34, king 3 The new seasons styles for men and young men express the joy ' arid sprightliness of springtime. Fashion has dealt generously with Front 3T SS, 31 14 SS . 11 , 2, 30 11, those who like something different, soriiething distinctive. This a in) 1115. b Snllh. It J b 11. till 11 1 3S IB 14 IS. 11 S. IB as S 4 J 27. 4 S. 27 Si, S II SI 37, 11-- 1 34 37 35 1 1 55 14 IS 201 S, 1DM, 4, 4 5 3B 24, 3711, SI 27 S 11. 7 I SMI. 37 35. 11 1, 4 8, U. S 11. white J. B. Saaltk. 1 (ml 80, 11 U S. 327, 54 115, B win. tto (or lb gg away frag eouarg 141, 14 14 133 116 better tbat I cog etc), 5 15 24 15, 37 38. B1e 11 33 3'g. 4, 111, SI 51. 11 11. 37 27, , lIS(r, 2 24. t, IS 7, 2 11, 31 IT, U 1 5) IS. a IS 11, 128, 17 14, 324, 11 dnvo J. It ipl IS 1 (oolh-In- Spring, suits and topcoats are here in an unstinted array of new styles, new patterns, famed for theirsmart. style new colorings;-garment- s basketball championship at Chicago In Iher latter instance it met end eliminated nix quints, representing the best basketball talent or the country In the final game, which gave the Wildcats the national title. It defeat35 to ed Yankton H. t complete ly outclassing the runner-o- that-are.nationa- lly and fine quality. p. y Kuppenheimer GOOD CLOTHES 1 1 1 Illts 1' 115 lit) aeetaa to lead to a white win 8 4. 111, 28 24 32 26, 24 lt ll-T- , 4 71 SU. ete- -J. at follows 11 . 31 bl wait it, ss, so; kw U, 33. SUM t play axl wta. fbobi.bm bo. aoi.uno' or. ut tit it lit 2ALTL4IB TRIM? KB 0 AMR SO. 11 1, SM 20 1 I). Hiwdi ? J A. DtwelUtrd at (ha tfearar plavr eiab tkr of match. t rptatr 1& Y 142ft. 1S7I. ht 3 7. aahtek t A 3J 7 5 1 1 1410 18 42, 28 27, 7 II 7 11, 84 18 irj. IO 61 14 IT, 545, 117, 18 221, 1 W. IT 21 1 2 2. lit 11 103. 3tl Sl4. at played by Manlaa s H, Bert tog ap lay tka yaga by a tnnspuaitisa af Meet to pane formatiwo at lb I . Her aI Lae- 12, Paya Uaute thle pane a T. Barker , 3t IS. 14 It. la alto credited glib 13-I10 14, tc) 30-iblara giaa. o. T. Barker t 37 23, St, 2 a. 11 15, SO 1, 14 is. as is. is is is to. is, 3SS Ilka Sirs. 15 IS, lran Gage Ne IBB, rifth Aawtoaa Ttiursry book, logy rt. Towoeend. te) At tbla paint yame No ITS PT7tk Amerins bMk, H rotate Alfred Jentea vm rwatiattod M foltowr 14 31 2B 22 14 IS H HIT 14 XM3 1ft 24 ) ft 11 104 Tourr 10 44 2 tl 31 tT 14 21 a I SSftft 14 Ml n IT 21 IB 10 2A21 4 21 25 -- ft S 514 104 19 fto 41 22 1? 24 2 14-l- JO 4 1 14 H 19 Drava fl la fvm foortfc ftma tb1r tung lrmiHUi4 black, wktc, t&y rarttd poiit aa loliwtt Hui ft 4 27 Ill M 27 24 1422 t - 7 til,38 33 2S, 34 48, 30 15, 010, S2S7; SB 82 31 1P3S, 35 1 1 11 2 4. 4 15, 21 17. MX Sftflf lft(t 14 Iftll lftn. w. Ji' ttor ill ! fttrirkl.aft U H, J410 jj J' mm " U 11 aitaoa. 1014 ' 24 20 3S 117 SIS -- I) too 17 52b 18 18 48 38 7 S 1 It II Tie 15 4 281 110 324 8 11 s. W an?,cTrct w35 wblcft Mat aftar a laoag amlioa wUli tha ob.tftrt af twa two ami w, wf ewarm laae 17, B 1ft H) W fop iy w Crowaim tba oa 31 W. VRAL. lat Spring Sty la Tendencies IIE English note is predominant, and. living up to our reputation as arbiters of fashion, were shotting the newg est and latest models of the lonngy, type a fine, comfortable, style tbat will find unusually favor with the smart dressers. The high coats arc shorter and looser; trousers are ; the vests, wider arid have blunted ends. The fabrics of fine imported tweeds and cashmeres, sh'own in tle new powder blues and sapphire grays, complete the tout ensemble of English smartness. uLdheee eharpaboutera wa the Aniar-Itu- n derby, run that year at the old Washlnsrton race track, Chicago. Jim the bookatcr'kivarde O'Lmar), maker. waa on the receiving end of these wager nettled with tyireary the hoUlera of Jaruiaville thkete on The FB ket some 5u0 000 or more, with the bodi balance of the Mivglaaippf etramboat gambler, who waa wont to say, "I pay and take alike with equal pleasure. O Leary made future books in those days on most every Important event In the sporting world and it In not of record where he ever welched" Nbt elnco Wlj, the year that Donerail won the Kentucky at odde of more than 50 to 1, derby haa there been a future book made here of anv real proportkina fearly In the winter of that tear, the gelding Hawthorne, owned by a local turfman, waa majle the favorite for the derby Hawthorne hail a great record aa a and went into winter quarters ax the beat of the western derby eligible! lift trained along during the months In great shape and hts spring backers seemed confident of cashing large amounts on him for the derby. The best of the eastern colt he had to meet was Ten Point About two week before the HaWlborne became suddenly ill derby and veterinarians were hard put to diagnose hts malady He had a high temperature and ap appeared to have been poisoned He gradually recovered, from however, the disease said fey one of the feent of the home doctors to be typhoid fever, in any event, Hawthorne not get well In time to take part did In the derbv Again, he was nut the same horse afterward. HI wind seemed to have been affected He could dereat ordinary platers over the route but he did not even like to go at full speed that far. loose-fittin- free-and-eas- o!d-ti- n cm Mbs brevity woo hr Alekhine (white) yaiMt amlarh la the Yleaaa tourney 8hra and aotea from tka Wcstmlnater Ga mtte. Sin, I it a Hefenm A tthue Black 311, 5 1H HI, HI, 3VVC It Aj Easy for Us LEAKS As It is DXSACJEJEEAKLE yon to contend with tham. for Don't driYO yonr ear with an unsightly RADIATOR. WESTERN AUTO RADIATOR 00. 144 Motor Ave. Waa. 4204. - P GJ IT k8lr' 18 KiQ GBt' kt gnn Klkk Palt B B Kt Q2 BxKm K fi 2 K Kt XK K4 BiKt P kB4 1D-- B.B H B PaP 211 B KlS Reorana Itl lamdoeed br Ma rocay. the ioteatloa to heu.y keep the Qp backward (b) Alekhll her, depart a from Uamray'a aaoal rooUne. r,a , A- - B s, Kt B.l bo.hr placed here, aa T6 ,.rl la to Stop the litB,p.gb 14-- B Kt B.Vd B B Qat) KtSi U B Ble u sup 13 p jaa Et GRS PaP P KKtS apeedily de to,, tun rated by Alekhine Id) Now the biahop baa to rriyra homo lo followed by aQ, k!-nw attar king pooitloo T,'b (cl whl)oa ttrouy rejoinder Mr Bear It I er th envies U arvaiMl J. H ,M ' P,om,y Sortay fotmw-ff- , Burner plarv U the week two nam 47, Ttora woe so other laoroey play Kaodaeo opiae iha, while I bed tht iCtif on fttiA tt rhcfkM h eeetd ' . STTaud-- rTherr? 80 otoTwn "k -bias, Mr, gmltt add years ago fkirty and 1 m nub! irking to the world bera 'J ot kwir ahoot .h,t kTl",rfill a bty houk a al want made me wander If I was aaek Ita wia-aat taat game a, I thought 1 waa At IX. an of two bouts wo eSJouraa far rn-,.ev- a tSh j' red y straight-hanging- Model Suggestions the English vogue has ynibB great headway, the slim, gained fortn-trae-in- g linea are still preferred by a number men. Ja our -- extensive- of .exhibit the latest models of this type are -- wcll-dress- also strongly represented. They are shown in Morocco Chevrons, an exclusive creation, and other new and NOTE Victor Tuwooeod reeeaily drfeated Jtaae ilaoano la a foartaeo-yag- e oubacr.ptlon match at Loo Aoyelea by Gw proro of two to eoe ood rierro draw a. Throe flaw eaperta ore verr ereoly matched, ood- - a rotor match will probably w imnfiHl. beyell W Banka rrceotly placed a tea yama mibocflptMa match with Alfred Jordan at at. reterabury, , by ooo to aothiey sod oiaa draw. winaioy Baa ho dora nut ahew to adraatayo la tea racy play, not be ta nortoialy a yood moony player ! derolred la America ainco the Sara of Stooewoll Barker In the Cbr-o-a eaayrean now placed RACING UNCERTAIN. at hew Tiwk tko farmer world belay a tlr B Leaker, baa atayed a ehaniptoa Hawthorne waa a well-bre- d woodrrfal horse rotarUck appean te be a rwrtala wla-- ? being bv peter Quince from White mrmo to boro oprany the moat Thorn cloeely related to the French llama of pixy with which he haa original Krplnard He evidently was tcored wall Wi ball era tbat It would bo champion, meant for a long and honorable turf well to add a nailable prim for the moot too for he is still living, but career, original yame an well an fur have years been one bard J I ho, eeroaraylny playeta to break for not more than three weeks away frog a alar lab folkrwlny of ralab ago he wa drawing a e liahed tafe linea. wagon, for B Putllny sot the klay to be rot off Now. wbea sogebndy arrroa to be aaxlooa fat 0 take hit hmy, 1 awaliy poader why J, B. Smith, 11 (1) 27(g SdlPfp, 37Bfe 33-- 1 , J B 8 J. B. SMITH drawn. 31 14 rkt 1 1 117 35 4S white 7, Exhibiting, the New Styles By CHARLES A. REINHART. to The Triboae. IX3U1HTU,E. Ky, April 12 -- Tha future bock coup of note recalled hy the writer where the odds were really 100 to 1 waa made by a coterie of spurts in 1803, The nta dliijn of this cotip was a colt named The Wcket and the race In which he Proved the vehicle for the enrkhment Special Kup-penheim- er interesting pattern developments. The Season Color Scheme C PRIN(J1 finds blue predominating. Blue for topcoats, blue' for suits and the new powder blue, the popular shade in this color. Many of the exrteive topcoats adopt the sand and stone shades. A fine lot of novel tints and colorings in solids and mixtures are seen in the newest models. From the bosie blue to the pastel mauve, a whole palette of eolor marches across the style stage. Individual Fitting. "Y" OU cannot alter style in clothingr it must Our be built in from the foundation. Day-ligTailor Shop is of community interest directed by one of Salt Lakes foremost cutters and designers. Suits Our are the best that skilled hands can produce. Saits are adjusted All of pur Ready-Mad- e skillfully to make them individual for the purchaser. Fabrics. ASSIMERES and cheviots are leading The staple worsteds both finished clear and unfinished worsaxony steds, are highly appreciated for, their serin vice and good appearance. ' the imported fabrics, particularly, are handsomely patterned on the inner face. , Style and Tone. A LL Z. C. M. I. Clothes have a touch of style and a tone rarely obtainable elsewhere. We have the equipment and as- Q Top-coatin- gs Stripes and checks are well in the limelight New effects in the' exclusive Morocco Chevrons assure A lively demand for this pattern. Cleverly conceived overplaids add further luster to the smartest of the new models. Z. C. Me band-tailore- d, made-to-measu- re sure you the service, We deal in the best qualities and maintain the lowest possible prices. Z. C. M. I. Mens Shop will broadcast at regular intervals through the newspapers watch for it. authentic style news Z. C. M. I. $ I. Other Brands 95 and $35 general hauling. In the suburbs of , Louisville, But the sport of racing has always been an unceriuln as any human en1 p one deavor day and down the Is the Invariably rule nyxt It te common to see in these latter dava racer that onee pranced to the plaudits of the crowd In menial service In cities I recall that a thrivingKentucky racing firm of local prominence years ago, having a plethora of horses, decided to Weed Its stable t,' out at public auction. Horses which Kid won numerous ranea were knocked down for a song Odb fell Into the hands ef a cob driver It was before the da vs of the el ar ting gate. This thoroughbred acted as docile aa old Dobbin for the raiiby. 1ut on an occasion after an a'Vntght session the was "cabby 7eaceably to his quarters one fine morning, doting on his bov. when a small feov with ! a new drum tapped It aa the old racer, came by. The familiar sound brought to Mm memory of other dava, for he made the next block In twenty-thre- e second and Increased Borne hi speed each succeeding felrxk When desire to have a ticket on some The longer the odd, he drew np there wee nothing left of In the derJjy &ona of think them that Letter. the !heo;ib feut the rhans. The driver of the Ion list 4 loJ nomlnetlone for had fallen off surly in the action. more thon at not twenty, the derby Every punter that plays the races moat, will ever ro to the poet has a especially the future book cut ever seldom bookmakers penchant for a long price. There la theFuture favorites for the race. Naturally, very little Incentive for one of these aa draw near for the event players to win, feuPJut the inherent and thethetime been separated "sheep have eommlnstona will from the roata." Hr several point, a favonte drive dowiy Slanav. The bracks faonraj too an f van book In the early makinrs of the Oftaee eiaifelra a Wan rut tfco aoBnaor but shot ar played, U Is tbat the Ion ox. an oao kmfc h ( eotin cause the bookmaker to Oftr b flroratlrai, e ta a mw tko oilier which feltow rouko for k m. If yva boor of mj "chisel" down. In order that they raa ho riot lmltfoatloe, foil'll koow orhxt'o tko even up their play. For Instance Better and I Vetter, a Colt nominated-halter. Toora E. R Bradley of Lexlnfton for the B, 8MTTH derb, opened on In manv of the fuV 8 Tko Arat Olorax Ifiro toiOfto pkoA ture booka at fod to V Thla colt hod far a puppl of jtrsira. utvtic been lt Lho Tost and the feook- - And Up Kuppenheimer ng v X i f Made-to-Measu- re Suits a View This Interesting, and Authoritative Exhibit of the New Styles $2775, 75 X Authentic Fashion Advicp From Z. C. M. I. New m V ht Spring Feature lt 24 1ft. 21, 27 22. 2128 231ft 2570 7 Arawa. J Wylim v ft RnlMrtaw) 5ft 22 1ft, ftft 31 24 Aravft. 2 15 ll'ilif a. H 4ft 14 U 1 lft-- 111 14-l- lb I mhglt thla to draw and correct which bore w V Ixioy we Hirer la 8 U T of October 21 afire flrat aiore of quoted poultice we hare Black 18 2 28 k lay 14 bine 38 IS rt 14 11 23 224 111, S 4 Ma) 22 bn t 1TIS 52-- J 7 111, J. (BIT1CISM By W Veal. Suuthaaiuaa Baylaad Hurt to. lew to A U T of October 2 efier the aerrood nitre of quoted poeitiig oe hare- - Blaeh 1, I 5 T white 10 1. iLrny) to lay. lb 15io 15 IS 12 lb 128 15 IS 301 14 IS 43 15 7 14 IS W llb 24,28 248, 17 21 3 M lb, 11 17, 27 82. B S -J Wlao- W -W I 15 1 10 15, 30 . 10 7, ISIS 4 24 28 121 US. 2 IS 22, SS 23 2 15 IS 27 23 SI 37 111, 2- - (I) Bp A. Aleaaadar. Black 1 t, IS, kinf WHIP 11, IB, 31, IB, kin, I Black t play Bad Br la in sevra worn traelly to ) 1 10 14 IS It 10 IS 14 16 31 lb ISIS St 24 M 11 31 14 3 nwe carry IS to is sad tala 14, B w. J. AIJtXANUBK s 11. ) 10 11 , 281, A Mens Shop the House of Kuppenheimer Good Clothes. OUR DRrO STORK IS AT US U4 makers knew nothin about him to base any calculation on; but a deluge of commission canal on the Bradley colt aU at coca and hi price ?m cut to 100, then to 50 to 1 in a Jiffy. Nothing Is known about Better and Better further than fee is a big growthy colt and that he showed mach speed aa a but Was so groan It Waa decided to save him another year before feeing raced If he trains, Mr. Bradley will start him; If he don't, the hddent of ticket oh the Idle Hour farm nom nation will be loser, without getting even a run for their mqney. , Altawood, a'colt owned fey C Bruce Head. Louisville- turfman. I another the "bookiehave their raore freely about latelyapplied He opened at 20 to I. Now hi "top" price la but M to J, and In many of the book SOUTH MAIN ST. better than SO to 1. ' Black Gold, now at Churchill Downa, has been out from a opening of 40 to t to 13 to L Persons holding tickets on the son of Black Toney at 4k to 1 oan hedge sow and still have plenty running for them for nothing. It noticeable tbat none of the future bookmaker la taking liberties Ith any of the half docen nomlna ttona mad by Harry Sinclair That Is caused from the feet that Zev, which waa backed heavily In last yesp future look, from 30 to 1 to S to 1. after his poor ahowtng in the Preakness, went stale an the price None of the havbookmaker layer. on the Sinclair ing large concession colt .considered he hsd a chance after Preskres shmv'.ng All the lsver and L many of them etunq aelched. no We Saved $5000 Laat Year With Lamberts PEOPLE'S BAJenra 00, Sn Francisco. 1 1 Every on of their 12$ can aro oqnippM with theoo tire. No ptmctnns bo blowout bo trouble, jour prooeut rims nod overact from 20,000 to 30,oJr m miles. 351 ' Rubber products co. South Stato. .Waa. N 5:33, |