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Show HI HIM VI 4, TRACK OIYI-IPI- Taiilc Phenom Has C Sprint Phcnotn 'Excellent Chance V8ttkr IsBIg Opportunity for Private Citizens to Swell Fund; H Other Cities Interested Tag Day Saturday l . Prowj 1 determined to scad Bud BhMlii tlM Olympic tryoytj la Drtrwit "this month, according to the ready response already made by Praeo merchant. Contributions totaled 1143 for the flrat day, and an equal amount U expected today. Plntahlng touches will he jrlven to tha drive among Um hontiieea tnea Saturday, when a aeneia) taa day will b held, with Ufa aelfinf at a minimum of ten - Eathaeiaatan CUtaeee ara taper tad to respond enthusiast Icallv to thla drive, el ace anieiue 4S ncoguwi aa navuif retnaikable chance of making tha QlrmpKt team, bat of winning a world a championship thla year. Shields haa been mowing rara faraa e hla training, according to C S.IXef. hla coach for' Many yeare, and "Bud" baa baan ctoee t Arw Borgs world racorda tp th too aad 1 swims eoaaie- tenlty Ja practtoa. ' Following drive in Saturday Provo. Shields will glva exhibition! m various cities of the atate, belnt Dated- to appear at Heber Sunday, ad Richfield and afanti at later 500-met- datea." - Tooele, where Shketda wee bora, h enthusiastic at the "Y" paenonis achievements, and tha mayor of tha city voluntarily phoned Coach Leaf Thursday, telling him that ha waa confident that a drive at tootle-cou- ld net fully (300, In tha Bui f FuaJj collected Shielffr drive ara being depoelted in a --Provo bank aa tha "Bud Shield! fend," and aa estimate af the coat of the coming trip having been. made, funds will be with drawn aa needed . That la. tore) of approximately UU.H, NtMhaied as tha coat of the trip fo Detroit and returln, will be (rawir when Shields and Coach Wva for Michigan. If Shields It will he k,lna an nlvmniii leceeaary for ulm to remain In De troit amd continue his training for t least 10 days; possibly two weeks. This must be doae t his own e pensaV and expense which would be considered cheaper and - more satisfactory than If ha ahould re-tarn borne and then return east at the time of tha Olympie team's de- bartiM for Amsterdam, Hla expenses during tha Olym pic games are vi course paiu vj tha Olympic organisation. Incidental eipenaea also must be eenaidar-in ru ea, aW t believe, that a total of 11.000 would be n&csaary for the complete trip. 1 The estimated expenses aa Itemised, iullows: fares, Detroit and re turn.. J259.52; pullman. 368 3s; meal $98; hotel. $40; Incidentals. $50. '.Total 1514 3!. Then, if Shields makes the Olym-V- c team, expenses of training for minimum he next ten days MriS would be: hotel. $40; meals, 60; incidentals, $25, making a tool it 1125. or a grand total 'of 838 K tor Bnields and Leaf during hat Teriod. If the training period Is longer. he Expense of course would be treater. The remainder of the fund, raised In tha drive will be of i sed for incidental expenses hlelda on the Olympic trip to and back, according to th . timajse. J n case Shields ahould not make . possibility a 'Olympic team-- r levied by critic after hla Inter pellate performance the funds iiseaV4n tha drive, over and above , 3514.38 estimated as the cost tfte Detroit trip will remain un- rhed aa a nucleus for futore llwties of the Provo swimmer,' Uf 4 cir" -- I Am-erda- m Contributors iirTalls T 12 . - Z . Thursdmys Keaolta Lake 6, Boise 2. n 6, Pocatello L FalU 8, Idaho Falls MES .o. ely attended "funeral service eld !a the Tlmpanogoe wart Thursday aiternoon for Wll Trederick Draper of Prove , who died Monday in a Salt hospital. .op James H. Clark of the nogos ward presided at the a. The invocation waa pr A, by Wllford Stubba. and t; Cook offered the cloeln? . The grave at the Provo Temetery was dedicated by a O. (Keeler. a A. Lovetesa. Ray V. Wenti v T. Davis were the speaker, propriate musical aelections furnished. Two selection rndered by the Timnanngos uartet, conaistlng of Theo-irleCarol Farley, John d and Ivern Pyn. Vocal re furnished by Ivern Pyne n Shepherd , loral offerings were both d beauUfuL ' .. y, ': A- a. t " BOB KIESEL ra GOOD trlteaea T ooks audi' 100-ya- 220-vs- rd n Slides! Mandell-McLarni- n 440-yar- one-thir- single-hande- American League J. Zea-land- er .... 2--2. air. If tha fight la a financial affair, Tunney can have tha chance to blame It upon the promotion. Ha will not accept tha blame himself even If It can be proved to him that ha can't draw without Dempaey. Doomed From Start If there was any legitimate sur- tha promotion of Rogers Hornaby to tha management of the Boston Braves tha surprise waa that the owners waited so long to prise In make the change. ',;.. , lone. ' f When Hornsby came along . tha tub found itself with a $42.300-a-replayer who had also proved himself quite a manager, and ander ' corcumstances what further need of Slattery waa there? Or what chance did unfortunate Slat-r- y stand with the celebrated and Mghly advertised Rogers? rarri (ran's Dirty Trick The owners of the Braves, Inatead if Slattery. deserve sympathy . if 'he tender-hart- s have any to give iway. Slattery. no doubt, can real- re on hia one-yecontract, aad he vould have lasted only a year1 any- ray. The Braves won't go any "arther With Hornsby. and tha Ra- 'ah will e blamed doubly. The Brave owners thought they ad a fine break In getting Horn He would be a profit at the yy. fate even if he did not make a first llvision team out of the club, but now It looks like a total loaa. ' All on account of the Red Sox. fudge Fuchs and the other Brave iwneis must feel that Bill Carriran nicked one fine time to bring the Sox to life. ar Thla must be Clean Up Paint Up Week, fctdgiag by some erf th flappers who paaeed the office to day. A Frenchman looped the looo times (he othr flsy. Probnhlv 1111 helping' the madame with spring house cleaning. the Staadlag af tb Ouba Sacramento ....... San Francisco Hollywood Los Angelea Oakland Missions 34 34 32 28 27 ...... Portland ., ......26 21 Seattle ...... ..: 23 23 26 27 32 32 33 87 Mission 8V Portland 6. San Francisco SeatUa 8, Los Aageiea 4. .87 .567 .467 .438 .441 M2 T. 6. heavy-melg- ht TVTO40HT UtACriV . Taaaa BcaakOing-- , ...... Steal Plant ladepeoaVata Pip Ptaa Tayte Bra. '..7. I'tah Rallwaya Ores Aaaarieaa Legtoa Vnimm Pactfas n ! 3 - W. I ,.V ... Vla . AlA ' Wa ' hurling aad stop pi ag gar ka winners. . wail worked Burahaa aad Christen fee the losers. The highelae baseball played by the Twtttght teams haa been extremely pleasing to fans, wh hare Pet t $ I - 1 turneeVout In- - force each evening. , T Play At Ttaaa park- -. .. .. Game are still played on th 8 eM Tlmpanogoe park diamond, optimistic report concerning th rapid Improvement of Harmon field's fraatar Interest baseball Attracting diamond proving abeoJute-r- y than aver before, th Prove Twiunfounded to date. ' In race full la beeabeJl league light Despite thla unexpected difficulswing. the Tw'.light league la showing ty, of wtnaer th Columbia Steel, aa abundance of class, aad a great U In 183. league ehampioaahla season seems certain, according ta tha penaat and ha chalk- the ' ' botafter Fearful ea Alrplaaa activity shown to data, jjtip this victoria ed three already Darn used heedlorks and wrist-lock- s season. Including a win over tha time after time, but only onae plant rhamploa of last aea-ao- a waa ha able to come doe to gain- Pipe and deadly rival af tha Steel . ing hla famous airplane- spin, the nin. champion being distinctively wary ladearadfla Stroag of th Utahn's famous hold. " " . Staadlag ef Um Cliibe . i The Independenta a)a have The fall came after one hour and W. U Pet met have befeat thla season, and 12 minute, when lifted hla oppon30 IT .821 ClnclnnaU ent from the canvas with a crotch two vtetorfe to their credit The Mew tork ..23 IS jBQS hoM.- watinU a reverse ST8 .":..3 body, Pip Plant Taylor Bros, and Utah Chicago JUA tossed Darn to the mat and fell Railways have JSOO percentage at St Loula ...29 ... ,,2J 18 JOT , upon him heavily for a "kayo" vic present Brooklyn The UUh Rallwayi chalked p Pittsburgh .. tory. . .,.,X8 34 .43 .410 16 23 their first victory pf the season Boston ver- Philadelphia second year m high school and al- Tuesday night winning" a 31 ., .184 though the collegians here ar al dict from the Legionnaires. Elliott, , Thuradaya Keeulta t ready telling him what- - a good Crura aad H1U comprised tha win4 school a place la, he ning battery, while Oak . and , PitUburgh 3, 8t Louis ta not thinking about H yet Boston 8. Philadelphia 4. Hawks formed th battery for the Wlae coaches aay ha probably losers. woa't go to Amsterdam thla year ef " Chicago Mayor Thompson Wednesday night Taylor Bro out agre that he will be a w lost to tha Independent by forfeit haa been talking, for pine month In a few year. He goes not only and Thursday evening, tha Steel about establishing the' greatest airfor track, but alao stars In footbaJll, nine chalked up ita third straight port In tha world In Chicago. To baseball and swimming at hla high victory, defeating Oram, 6 to 3, In date, however, lt' mostly ..hot ' d school. , a , 'gam. . Nelson and airport .- ........ ...... 1 . National League nt , .... .... -- ,'," It .... , - .... 8--T .7 t; such-and-su- ch . ''.' well-playe- ' ,' HERE SHE GOES ! - It knocks down evcrythirigell we will! Sell we.must! Sensational Sale For Sahirday Thousands of hlg bargains. By all means get here Saturday, :ft May 2nd. ' ; - - ; -- . MEN'S SUITS a J. . t , I . MEN'S $39.50 SUITS $31.50 ... $19.50 BOYS $13.00 SUTTONCHASE DRUG CO. PRODUCTION WITM NANCY CARROLL I NEWS Qlciiue ..... $9.90 tMi naaQei HU grade ...... '..nr...- ,- 49c Boys' Shirts worth Wc 7.77. ....... Men's Shirts worth 75c i 35c 38c ... ...... Vi i Price tU BEBE HALL, 75c Ladies Shoes j DAW DELS in The Girl wrra JaHE eei Men's and Boys' Underwear Ladies fine Kid Shoes, light colors $4.90 to $7.00 a pair. All new spring-- styles, one or two of a kind. BEGINS SUNDAY OAXENCX BAOCCK. 240 Children's Hosiery, 40c, 35c and 25c a pair; 19c Saturday, a pair AFMNKTUTTLE , $13.00 J7Q5 Children's Shoes, $L50 to $1.75 values. High cut and oxfords, ir$1.19 "SasyCome, tvoe ..... sSrl"1'90 ...,. , Sal I aaotea .... SUITS CM COMEDY $16.00 tj,, BOYS $17.50 : BETTER lhaa tha Drug BUSINESS and John said It WAS pretty fair but he WOULD rather own a BANK and have a HOLIDAY every few days and SATURDAT afternoons off. On THE other hand T. N. Taylor , SAYS being a banker la FINE but sometimes ha wishes HE waa on a farm and WILL Carter would like to RUN a drug store and 3 at HAVE to worry about RAIN. .It's funny how the OTHER fellow's Job alwaya . LOOKS the softeet isn't it? Moral: Wa ara trying to aur UUJ Job as wall aa thee other fellows ar doing theirs. Phona . Fast Gaines Played Ed o. SUITS GREENER W, Center I leatllng champion af tha world, retained hla 3aurala last night by defeating Ira Dra after 72 minute of apeedy grappling. Lewis woa th only fail with a re vera body hold, and th chaah af hla 330 povada oa Dera aa thla rendered the Salt Lake Idol unabl ta return for another set-tDera showed an abundance af apeed and ability ta tha oattk. and one ahnoat pinned Lewis' ahoul-der- e ta the mat with a wrtotlocli and head aclaaora. but the Strangler whlggted vat, and mer than held hla owa thereafter. Ha made the most of hia greater weight,' and used his famous neadjock to pood BOYS' $20.00 SUITS - million more laughs to come. Just an honest boy,' out to make a living, and how things do come. WE were chewing th - ' RAO with John T. Taylor YESTERDAY with a view to ' FINDING out If th GROCERY businesa Is any 204 SALT LAKE CITY, June "Strangler" Lewie, world's MEN'S 124.80 huh? got to be something cocky about with 4ais picture. He chuckled at the .beginning" of the picture and everyone else has been roaring out loud ever, since. There are a COCKY, Mi PASTURES . - Vfeii Usids Way . suits Five new busts were unveiled the other day In the Hall of Fame. We feel aura, somehow, that among the number was tha advertising manager of tha Alabama, Tennessee A Northern railroad wh christened a freight train "The Lindi bergh." ' - rr t-I - it JW3 Thursday's Reaulta . ' Hollywood 6. Saeramanto L Oakland TODAY AND SATURDAY Pet. W. L. .....35 "S a, Coast League a terrible bust as Mieae FOR " r rr t lVT7welnt Chaa CetaJju i His Latrtk la ExriUeyf Columbia St3illeti3 With Three Vietories; " UtBattk Independents Also Undefeated; .LOOKS ar I ftfett h ar J33 L ' .7 :a-ll- & Nif panes Trki f OtUftvAbe ' U ToU win b Danffrotu ' League t i; . e When Hornaby was fired away from the Giants to the Braves it waa a cinch that Jack Slattery would be deposed aa a stroke of tcooomy, )t nothing else. l5ah-Idah- o The Braves weren't getting any olace with a 820.000-a-yeplaying manager, so they sent Dave Banii Standing of the Cluhe croft along to Brooklyn and replac( W. L. Pet ed him with a cheaper workman W-.- .. ....12 from Boston College. It waa figured .667 12 ivf. that no manager could do much .5or ; t with the Braves and that very little 10 .444 iit Falls lough should be spent for having It 11 Jka ., SAturdgyat' Owe Row. Mark Reeve By FBANK GETTY Us tad Proa Bpaei George Corbetl of B. T. U.; CUatea Larson at the U. PH mam roe! lag at Th flrat real teat af th Uaited Prove; aad Eari BeUlatoa af Me phi States' Da via Cup strength ssrnsi -- HI high school, ar tha Utah aaaarp today la tha meeting with th Japa-aea' men wh win participate la tha iV?' at Chioag. ' lit I i i Utah ONrnpIc triala at Salt Lake aeh aaoaitla aa waa offered by ! r. Saturday after-aoo- th Mexicans aad Chiaeae la the Events a carter rounds af AsaerWw aaae ' at 30 o'etock play waa aot oalealated to prove the la tha University class of "Big BUT Tlldea aad hia t'eatribtiUrs U tha KUrida af Utah atadtusa, youthful satellites. BOB aUESUL drive ThurmUy, wha doaaaed wHh a trip t the They're Paagsrsas $1 ar saare ta Uta fund, foliow-a- i district triala" at The Japaaeaa wtM provtd a eerBatier'a. S3; Jon rarrev, 88; a ie a aaetacle to tha farther advance Denver t ' C. K. Loom. Sit; fetttaa Cfa, ' tar'-tawarded of the American team. If. Indeed. 83; John T. Taylor, 83; Jeakine autstaadiar they do not put TUdea. Hennessey A Kni Gooda, 318; Harlaw E. Saturday. Company entirety 6ot f the run Kmoot, 83; Tajior BrosL. (18; ' J. WU1 . Knight, ning. Moae 4wta Lrwla, 31; J4 wall known Pro Matehee starting today m Chicago Htcla, 3A; Alma Van Wagwaeak, man, who la rec- ar the finale af the American son, SI; Itah rower and Light ognized aa ana af th winners going abroad for the 83; SAN FRANCISCO, May" 8L-- A Khrivftr'a, Jli; Owrm JUw the moat eathua- - Inter-aa- a final aad a chance to few daya ago Boh Kieael, omnpany, 83; Haperior Mor, laaUa spurUmea In the meet tha French at Pari at a email high school 813; Erraahrach A Sea. 84; been named aa aa honorary official It ta fortunate for tha United nearstudent Mullet Jewelry, 83; Horn InSan Rafael, waa )ust a lad of. tha Olympic meet, together with Stale, that th Japanese team Is surance Ageacy, 31; J-- C raa ambition and the well wishes Governor George H. Dern,f Mayor th experienced on which with of hia friend. . company. 33; E. IX Flrav John F. Bowman af Bait Lake aad swept ay are. 81; I'tah Motor Salaa, 83; former Salt Lake mayor C Clar- round threugn - to th challenge Now all California to hailing him la 1ML Tilden and Billy aa. another Brimhall Brtnhau. 83; Tay- - ence Neelea. Charley Paddock be Johns! aa were just about la tha . 'mr Paper. 81M; Wells L. Briav cause after having the temerity to Rows la aae af tha three anea waa In that year, and they swept enter the Far West Olympic triala prima halL 83; F. W. Wool worth com. will be moat cloaely watemSd In the the Japanese right back to Teal, he took a heating from the cagey pony 8: P. L. Larseai. 8t; H. O. triala The ace,' outatandiag warning rive matches at Russell Sweet in the Uumentaal aomaany, 83. collegiate traekater of the Rocky Foreat Hllla. " straight But it la doubtful if event and learned enough n that Mountain conference thla asasoa. th will compete la the daah do so.preseat American team could race to enable him to beat sweet -t in the S26 event Joar hiirdlaa and the few Play Fasier Game I Burtao va. Burke . . Kleeel's showing will bring him The those davs olav- I The onemlla Jackie ed a Japanese Inmuch something he hasn't had to date like that of and very that to good coaching. - He Burton of the University of Utah Ren gam La Coate. steady, deliberate, learns aa he runs. He learned haw and Mel Burka af 'Utah Agglaa to persistent Their aim waa t wear to get a quick take off when he attracting tha greatest attention of down theer opponents and profit ay ran against .Sweet and then Tex Kickard aays ha flniahed any single event Burka haa never error. As far themselves, they sel first used this right back to beat Sweet twenty thousand to, tha good after been beaten m tha mil run, aad dom erred, and were tireless. In the 220. he had paid all. the, biUa for the proved hla mettle La tha conference Japan never haa reached the Built Like Paddock ahow. That's meet last week by Using his awn round and challenge tha since, qualTha aw apriat aeaaatioa is built pretty fair dough, but K waa a boot record. Burton, wh retgna sawrsme ity of Japanese tennis haa changed on the order oi jraaaocx ana d d rune la this of what he expected to in tha 880 and members of the lehs 160 pounds. He's In his make when ha made the match,. section, haa been training for the somewhat.teamThe preaent play It faster, more No doubt the heat of the show s xea mtlnd .ashrdluetaainshrdluet The Japenese waa cooled by all the postpone-- , mile, and la expected to give Burks brilliant game; one that poaaibly at the moment lacks ments, hot it was a poor advance a real battle. It la generally believe- en . something la steadiness. Giv- started soma years ago to encourdoable the capable partner, sale and not the weather that caus- d" that the Aggie star win have too age their younger stare, however, of old could beat them while thla la tha first season that ed the first postponement much endurance for Burton over Bill Tilden d In Davis Cup compet- any of tha American boys haa been Thoee who Uke to delve In rea- the mile distance. ition.sons for this and that are of the Belllaton, who is h pole vault mar given a real chance In International The Tilden no old of longer rages competition. opinion that tha fight market la off vel, la expected to take tha measure across the BUI however. courts, The "Old Guard" of American and that the big heavyweight thing of all opponents, collegiate or other now haa ta conserve hia strength, tennle fought hard before It would will be whacked also by tha Indif- wise. Reeve aa Corbett ahould or a Uke as did ha at licking ference of what were ence always show up well In the discus, despite glva up its right to places on the Davia Cup team. Billy Johnston, the remarkable fleM af weight men dependable customers. Th matches will forthcoming The Klleat Ball) hoe entered, and Reeve alao may put popular little Californian. was kept eai-ita y test of th pravtde apleadid on a year to long. So was R. N orRichard's method of approach to in a bid for honors m tha hammer. of Henneasey'a tame. The ris Williams of tha Philadelphia hia heavyweight thing Is very unyoungster, from Indiana polls haa tennis clique, who'waa merely ornausual. Jumping Into June the actdone weH thua far, and bids fair to mental. . ual datd and place where Eugene become a worthy success to Tilden. ; When we find, aa we did for the Tunney la to meet Thomas Heeney Dick Williams Johnatan. Vh and metchea with the' Chinese last week, had not been announced. Last winnle Richards when tha last of the school boy named for ter, when ha waa giving Tunney Stand lag af th Club aid on. guard passes United States team, then there W. L. Pet. arguments against twa fighta, RichBrat . af Eleanent Younger 8 .819 . . .34 ard said it took him six months to Nw Tork . ground for hope that the tennis This year's Japanese Davis Cup power that be at last have awak steam up' big shew, bat from all Philadelphia .841 .V.35 reseat beat tha rep of the ened to the necessity of planning .339 indications fie expects to do this one Cleveland 20 element from th tennis for some years ahead. in six weeks. ,.21 '23 .4TT younger 8t Louis .. courts of tha Land of tha Rlaing t No one la going to take the Davia No ontjenni to be Unduly wor- Boston . . . . .'..18 22 .403 Bun. Like ourselves, Japan hat Cup from Franca thla year, and we .409 ried but Heeney. Tha New . .18 24) Detroit -- ..V been 11 building for the future, con might just aa well make up our verbal promise that Chicago has ...IT 2T 386 he will get the) short end of noma Washington 450 ceding th greatness of tha French minds on that subject ..14 2 kind of a puree. But Tunney haa tha dough whether he fighta or not Thursday's Reauita And then to further discomfort New Tork 4, Washington a has baea Jach Detroit . Cleveland 4. Heeney, Sharkey yell ing around Boston that he's going Chicago l, St Loula d to get a shot at Tunney and that Dtrecthm L. Marcus EntcrlaetK Heeney already haa been given the Shields Fund ' t. - ? rr IT WILL PAY YOU TO ATTEND THIS SALE! Iff lLik 154-15- 6 West Center |