Show - THE DIPLOMAS ARE S ' AWARDED BYS ' - v v HEBALD-EEPDBLICA- N " ' PATROLMAN KILLS DEPARTMENT HEAD Y IN NEW-ORLEAN- ‘f Orleans SHIPS IN RETURN S FOR FOODSTUFFS - t Captain of Police Gerry- Mullen' who was: ' in’ the superintendent’s' '' office at the time received two People Will Starve If U S bullet wounds in the chest George Vandervoort secretary to Cutis Off Exports Dr the superintendent- who sought to r enter the room when the shooting Nansen’ Saysi in began received a 'bullet1 wound ' Captain and he the head Both Mullen are in ' a critical condition ' Washington "Aug 2 — Norway facPatrolman Mullen was shot in the hand and captured as he was ing ’starvation if the United 'States he Is to believed escape It off exports of food is’ ready to cuts trying '! is insane release a million tons of her shipping In return for the privilege of importing food —principally from the United States Dr Fridtjof Nansen head of the Norwegian mission to the United States declve& today unreservedly that Norway faced prlvation if the United States enforced an export embargo against: her ‘Norway also would give a guarantee that none of the food Imported would reach Germany Hr Van Rappardthe Dutch minister- said today that Holland also be to exchange ships would willing j food 'but- - on condition that the Conferees Reach Agreement for ships '’were not sent into the: danger also said his govzone on Survey and Stimula- - ernmentThewasminister $0000 ready to - devoterellsf to of tons to the transportation tion of Production the Belgians if the United' States will allow Holland- to ' have foodstuffs for her own useThe Dutch merchant marine consists Washington Aug 2—Conferees von the first administration fo6d bill pro- of about 2000000 tons Holland’s unto have her ships go Into viding for a national food survey land willingness the danger zone the minister said appropriations to stimulate production was! because of her great colonial reached an agreement today House trade' As Norwajrs exports are chiefly fish appropriations of 314770000 were re- and her' principal Industry shipping duced to 111846000 and several' Sen- the Nansen mission hopes to arrive at ate amendments eliminated'! a working agreement with the United similar to that reached with Among Senate amendments stricken States whereby a certain perout 'was that opening public lands In Great Britain New Mexico 'Arizona Colorado Utah centage of the catch may be exported in return for the Norand South Dakota to entry without to Germany ! bottoms’ further classification and the authori- 'wegian mission's The Norwegian plan of zation- for construction of a weir in make as clear as the Colorado river for Imperial valley procedure here Is to possible Norway's needs and to arrive Interests What form at a working agreement The amendment prohibiting creation the to be remains take will agreement new of forest reserves in New Mexico seen but in any" event the Norwegians and Arizona without congressional ac- are to promise definitely that ready tion also was eliminated but that alwill reach Germany nothing lowing irrigatlonlsts on private lands y ' to secure water from government projml Bans Sweden Export ects without actually residing on their New regulations 2— Stockholm! Aug land was' retained s the Issued were exports prohibiting The provision Swedish government today Theybycovfood against hoarding which has been er a long'list of articles the most imwritten into the food control bill was being provisions and articles stricken out of the survey measure as portant brass lead ' copper nickel containing was the provision to regulate future and other base metals grain trading' on: exchanges The House appropriation of 8885000 for eradication of diseases and COMMITTEE FAVORS conservation of meat products was reOPENING FOR LEASE tained and $2500000 was provided for government purchase of seeds for rePOTASSIUM LANDS sale to farmers The $4348000 appropriation for demonstrations and other general work In Washington Aug 2 —Senator Pittman’s bill'- to open 200000 stimulating- foodstuff production and acres of government land for lease preventing waste was not changed The Senate recessed tonight until in western states believed to con-tain sodium and 'potassium was' Saturday In the expectation that action can be taken 'then on the conference reported favorably ’today by the Senate public: lands committee! report of the- control measure The House which must act first did not Senator Pittman failed lb get unan- take up the report today but the leadimous consent for consideration of ers expect to do so tomorrow the bill today but tiaid he would ' Some opposition to the ’recessions of up again brfnglt the Senate conferees on the control ’ Large Number Qualify for Honors ’Conferred by ‘ State Body vl The state board of 'education has 'granted certificates and diplomas to applicants who have met requirements as follows 7 ' ' ' 'j' Illicit School Life Diplomas Margaret Boulton' Park City James Tra Anderson 253 N ' Second Bast Logan Amy Cooper Pleasant Grove Anna Edmunds Wales DH Fowler 300 JL Twelfth South Salt Lake Ellen R Hinckley Brigham City' F A Hlpckley Brigham City Catherine It Howell 1344 Sunnyntdec avenue Salt 2433 Madison lake Mary A Keane avenue Ogden Karl G Maeser Beaver v Mary Williamson Wellsville Grammar Grade Life Diplomas Bessie Alleman Sprlngvllle Reid H Allred Spring City: Ruth' Ashby Bountiful J WY Booth Upton Lucile Burgoyne Logan Gertrude I Coolidge Cur2409 Taylor avenue Ogden Guy-tis Scofield Hugh CLS Davis Garland Margaret B Fail 268 Fifth East Salt Lake Florence Harper Pleasant Grove Anna Fouche Osceola' la Hannah Harrison 73 S street Salt Laker Ethel TIartwell 654 " Ramona avenue Salt Fifth Lake Willard R Harwood 1718 S954 E East Salt Lake Mae E Ives First South Salt Lake Wayne Johnson Aaron E Jones Magna SprlngvllleLa Real Jones 681 N Fifth East Provo State Pearl Allenbaugh Jones 1805 8 Amerstreet Salt Lake Eva Lambert ican Fork Frelda Leesman 578 Twenty-third street Ogden r C L Madsen Charleston Clifford Morris Sugar Station Salt Lake Stephen A Olson Price Iva G - Peterson Milford Eliza Phillips Mount Rasmussen Caroline Lehi Ferron Pleasant Laura Rasmussen Walter A Sells Nephl Vera Taylor Pleasant Lehl' Ernest R Rasmussen Hattie Grove: E H Reynoldsst Midvale Salt South Twenty-fir70 E Tipton Lake Helen M Waite 319 S Second East Salt Lake Julia Welch 733 S West Temple Salt Lake Viola West ' Pleasant Grove Certificates Five Year Pleasant Barbara Anderson Mount Provo East N 268 Third Beulah Boyle Elizabeth W Chidester Delta Esther Dunbar Park City Virginia Eakle Woods Cross Ferry J Faux Moroni Alice Estelle Fenton Tleasant Grpve Lake Salt M Gidney 180 P street Edna M Hardy Moroni Eliza Hayes R F D 158 American Fork Mlgnon Johnson 264 E Fourth South Provo Mrs Major J Keeler 277 E Second North Provo Jennie Larson Monroe Emma Magleby Monroe Minnie 75 W Fourth North Logan City N GunEvalyn Olson Brigham Lillian ner’ Rasmussen Pleasant Grove M Sadler Leda Ferron Rasmussen D G SimDraper Ethel Shafer Moab mons Hiawatha Henry Esmond Smith Mammoth Hattie Nesbit Smith Mammoth Rachel Stromness Sugar station R D"l Mary Thomas Spanish Fork: Isabelle Whateott Kanosh Alice Web? Oakley ster Loa John E Wright Anna C Bessie B Trult Enid Okla Powell Ogden (extension) The following certificates have been division granted by the certification since the last meeting of the board: high school certificates Temporary Charles Elmo Cluff R-- F D No 2 Provo extension Silas L Fish 82 E Seventh North Provo Hy rum P Jones Enoch extension Henry A Pace Price Bertha Rappoport 306 E Third SouthSalt Lake Laura Thompson 850 Twenstreet Ogden extension Jean R Woodslde 271 N Second East Logan extension Parley — Woolsey Provo Two-yecertificates Stella Chapin Salt Lake Edna P'Spitzenberger 2947 S Seventh East Salt Lake Extensions —Annabel Miller Ameri- ran Fork- extension two years normal Emily- Price Beaver extension five-ye? ' " f - ' - 11 ! - ' - ' - Ober-hansl- ey -- - : - ' LADS OPENING ' CLAUSE OMITTED FROM FOOD BILL ’iA‘n ' ' - t : ar state certificate Special' certificates — Abraham Ander-so- n Lehl music Asa el Fisher Meadow manual training Clara Hosmer 80 Woodruff apartments Salt Lake commerce Jesse F JColb 227 Tenth avenue Salt Lake mechanic arts Florence Lw' Parry 3387 Highland Drive Salt Lake domestic science and art James D Todd 215 Fourth North Salt Lake penmanship 1 S TROOPS U ’ IN STREETS OF LONDON - ! ? ’ " '' i- Walsh-Poindext- er - - live-stoc- -- - - - 4 2 — Not London Aug many days 'hence London will be able to give a concrete welcome to the American army according to' the Express which a body of American troops ' says thqt will then march through the streets of the metropolis with banners flying There will be gnd a band playing several regiments in the line of procession and British military men are taking keen interest in the' arrangements The Express adds that it will be the first time in history since the landing bf William Ilf that troops of a foreign nation have marched through the streets of an English city bearing arms and carrying a foreign flag - PEACH AGREEMENT ON PRIORITY SHIPMENTS ' 4 Washington Aug 2 — Conferees' on the railroad priority shipment bill reached a tentative agreement today whereby the President would be given authority to direct preferential shipment of any article and the interstate commerce commission' empowered to divide earnings between railroads afcondifected by such orders should ' tions Justify’ 7 Permission would be given the railroads to maintain a central organization In Washington and their own rules for carrying out priority -- : to-ma- orders- - WAR COMMITTEE ' ISSUE IS REVIVED - - ! : ’ : - ’ bill Is apparent but administration leaders expressed confidence that the Senate would adopt the report SAMXJEL ACKERMAN9 PROVES TO BE WOMAN WHEN FOUND DEAD TREASONCHARGE Toledo O Aug 2 — The dual per- sonality of a woman who for the last three years had posed as a man while engaged in the profession of an optician with a lucrative business was disclosed today in the of a body dressed In men’s finding clothes floating in the Maumee river here' The body was Identified as that of Dr Samuel Adkerxnan The dls- covery that Dr Ackerman was awoman was made at &' morgue H Is known here of her real ‘ Nothing name nor from where ehe cgme Attached to the body was a heavy Iron weight Police are working on the theory of suicide Y SEQUEL TO RIOT Cedar Rapids I& —The resolution Washington Aug by Senator Weeks for a congressional committee to supervise war expenditures imllar to the provision in the food control bill eliminated because of President Wilson’s objections ' was adversely the reported to the Senate today byleadrules committee Administration ers are confident that the majority vote required preliminary to Senate consideration of the resolution cannot v be secured ' 2 ‘ ? - ‘ - an 2 —-- After Aug’ outbreak that was almost a riot between loyal Americans and four men arrested at Lowden la today by a United States 'marshal on charges of treason1 were released pro-Germa- ns: on $6000 bonds each today after waiving- preliminary hearings ' They were bound over to the October grand jury The men said they had meant no ' disloyalty to the United States but had believed the 'preachings of the Rev John Reichert of Lowden' that American papers printed- only lies V about Germany's part in the world war They said they were sorry they had said anything that was offensive The prisoners are Albert Schaeffer retired farmer 'William Richmanfur' nlture dealer Ernest Mier retired All farmer and Carl Gerhl farmer are wealthy! ' Three of them are more Y than 60 years old United States Marshal Moore and Deputy Healy arrived here from Cedar Rapids after they had been informed that this town of 700 population was ' ia Richman has a hotbed of sedition! son' who enlisted In the army and he is to have said he would rather reported see ' the boy dead 'than bearing arms agalns Germany The charges against the other men have not been made pubY lic in detail ’ ’ : " ! Prominent Iowau Indieteg Davenport Ll AuglYD H Wallace a lecturer EJ G Willis' an attorney! and Fred Vollmer brother of for-- : mer Congressman Henry Vollmar were Wallace was charged indicted today with violation of the espionage law and conspiracy and Willis and Vollmer with conspiracy! All pleaded not guilty ‘Dr Henry Matthey and his nephew Dr Walter Matthey were also indicted on " charges of conspiracy Y Dr Henry Matthey went to Europe soon after the war broke' out there and served for two years in the German' army as a surgeon ! -- -- ‘ SUFFRAGE QUESTION ' ! BOBS UP IN SENATE V " II — Washington Aug 2 —With the'' prohibition fight out of the way' the' Senate devoted part of today's session to woman suffrage A motion by Senator Cummins to discharge- the suffrage committee from further consideration of the Susan B Anthony amendment and thus bring a vote was forced to the calendar after some senators had' objected to a vote 'now chiefly on the ground that the - suffragists of the woman’s party picketing the White House might claim credit for it - ' "- - - BANK RESOURCES SET ANOTHER HIGH RECORD ’ Washington Aug--- — Resources 2 of the national banks at the last call June 20 reached the highest figures -- ever recorded Comptroller Williams announced tonight totaling $16151-0000or $2224000000 more than 00 June 80 1816 Deposits in national banks $12769-0000Increased during the year to the extent of $1918000000 but fell $306000000 below the figures of May 1 last the last previous call The reduction is primarily due it is thought “ to Liberay loan financing 00 1TML LEAGUE left-hand- ed - ' ' (Continued From Page 2)-out— By Yaushn S by Wiirt Bipn 1 Umpire—Bigler ’ SEMI-FINAL- PHILADELPHIA AB R H O A Paskert ef Bancroft sa Stock b Craeath rf Lad eras lb Schulte If Whltted If Brers 2b Meboff 2b Adana e Oeschger p 6-- Smith If 3-- The today 4 4 2 3 2 2 3 9 9 2 Packard p 6 9 2 2 6 6 2 1 6 6 6 2 0 119 t 2 6 9 4 6 6 6 6 6 1 6 6 6 6 Maya p Smyth 110 116 6-- 3-- 6-- SALT LAKE CLEANING & DYEING 25 S State Waa 5285 DONELSONS Clearing & Dyeing Co Hyland Ills 677 S Fourth East CULVER AUTO E7wfjec!?(!s South Cars every hour on hour Was 1520 C! AUTOMOBILES Martin p Totals V 0 0 0 9 0 & 1 J 1110 Totala 0 2414 10 ’ V y‘ 8 4 2714 27 Richardson batted for Plank In eighth-"- ' Score hy innings— 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 St Lonls 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 —3 New York hits— Pratt Summary: Error— Flank Two-basLavan Double plays— Shawkey to Pecklnpaugh to Plpp Pecklnpaugh to Malael to Plpp Rases on halls— Off Shawkey 2 off Plank I - Hits— Off Plank 4 in 7 innings Struck out— By ShawUmpires— key 6 hy Plank 1 by ‘Martin 1 Morlarity and Evans s United 8tates‘ aviation training camp hear Dayton O It waa announced here today by officials of the association U S PRESIDENT SEES NO NEED TO CURTAIL BASEBALL SCHEDULES e U O FRO ISLAND 75 S West Temple merchant tailoring Cleaning repairing fall samples in now 27 W T & TvCa Kelly Springfield Fourth South Vltt 2b Cobh cf Veach If ABBHOA 8 2 1 g 4 2 0 4 0 8 0 4 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 1 0 11 2 2 0 Menosky If Foster 2b Milan cf ABBHOA 2 3 4 0 1 4 0 0 3 8 0 0 1 4 0 0 2 3 & 1 2 0 0 4 1 DOUGHNUTS South - J Employment Agency wanted Teamsters and laborers always 3338 17 Commercial street Was Heilmaa lb rf Harper 2b Young Stanage c 0 2 1 Telle e 1 0 2 Ehmke p 80 1 Bums t 0 Totals H 2 6 24 9 McBride ae Gallia p Johnson p Totals 27 10 WANT AD RATES in ninth Burns hatted for Ehmke Score by innings— 99 1 M 10 Washington Summary: Two-baabit— hits— Veach Cobh Three-bat-e Stolen base— Bush Young Foster Leonard Bases on balls—Off Gallia 4 off Johnson: 2 off Ehmko 1 Hite— Off Gallia’ 6 in 4 ianinga Struck out— BY Gallia 1 by Ehmko 8 hy Johnson 2 Umpires—Hildebrand and Connolly and s time—lOe per line s tlmeo -- 6c per line (first I tion same rate) "T time—51c par lino (first Insertion earns rate) ”1 month— $125 per lisa - Contract rates—On application Minimum ad— toe No ad aocoptod for Isss than 2 - " Western League - LEAGUE STANDING W L Pet S I Hutchinson Sionx City 7 6 Joplin ’ 8 2 4 0 727 727 634 463 Lincoln Omaha Des Moines Dearer w 6-- 5 2 2 0 l ret K 165 0 3 g c 465 773 J72 1 r W L Pet WJm Pet 030' Chattanooga ‘51 ng 08 40 461 New Orleans 65 41 613 Nashville 52 34 491 647 45 41 r9 43 424 Little Rock Birmingham 496 62 53 31 74 Memphis 296 Mobile YESTERDAY'S RESULTS At Nashville— Nashville Birmingham ' At Chattanooga —Atlatata 4 Chattanooga 2 Mobile— At Little game - postponed rain At New Orleam --Memphis-New Orleans gam postponed rain WINS WAR OAK- - STAKES 6-- Rock-Mobi- 0 3-- le i Newmarket England Aug 2 —The War Oaks stake was run here today and won by Sunny Jane owned by Maj Waldorf Astor the former American who is bow a member' of the British ParliamentDiadem was second and Eleven horses ran third Morgvig ‘ - CAPITAL Jeremy BRASS Wasatch 675 FOUNDRY SIT - BEAUTY PARLOR HAIRDRESSING — Fancy Knowlton Beauty bldg Was 4677 Shope - 215 gowns 515 Judge & Stats FARMLANDS GUIDE Chas H Vorck Mgr 821 Newhouse Bldg Homestead locations reasonable fees dry HOMESTEADERS and Irrigated farms FURNITURE St 4k EL FURNITURE CO 319 Stats Was 3022 See us first S FURS— SUPREME groceries DESERET NEWS Book Store and South Temple Main 550 INFORMATION - e Wichita BRASS FOUNDRY 7-- 16 J A CARTWRIGHT 777 S Main Waa 2912 Green and staple groceries BLACKSMITH KELSO grocery 57$ S Third Eai Candles cigars green and staple gri FIXIT SHOP 280 W South Temple We fix things that need fixing to stay ceries Waa 265$ fixed Wasatch 7205 GOOD service and prompt delivery Clark Grocery 127 8 Ninth East The CUSTOM TAILORS Y 3060 - ‘ 9 0 9 Y 0 0—2 2 0 9 9 0 0 Errors— Buah 2 Telle Leonard Detroit 2666 ' 44 4 Was 3296 Mining Exchange bldg UTAH BUSINESS COLLEGE ninth FURNITURE— NEW 2ND HAND floor Boston Bldg Wasatch 5120 Our AXELRAD FURNITURE CO 42 W graduates stand the test Broadway Was 983 We buy and exchange BEVERAGE FURNITURE PIANO MOVING Company 462 S Tenth East Hy 17 pie Wasatch 2197 BUTTER GROCERIES THE BUTTER SHOp" “Majestic Brand Butter” Phone 7505 4 V2dS STEADBECK Grocery 1150 E Fifth 8outh Hyland 1880 Fancy and staple 8 0 0 4 8 1 0 0 0 1 2 1 1 29 ELECTRIC MACHINERY WAS 1246 Thomas Electric Co 69 W Third South HonestRepair work for honest men FARMS AND RANCHES SPECIALTIES farms and ranches Taylor Bros 20 E South Temple Was BANKRUPT STOCKS 256 & STATE Men’s ladies' and chilgroceries dren’s cloth hats and shoes storea We buy and sell bankrupt BROKERS EVANS - MORRIS - WHITNEY CO FUR CO 124 EL Third J PANEK HENAGER’S Business College ' 49 8 8outh 2692 Wasatch Main Wasatch list FUR storage remodeling repair! X D S BUSINESS College 30 N Hudson Bay Fur Co 231-4- 0 Main Main Wasatch 320 e:l18 - DIXON M Wasatch BUSINESS COLLEGES baseball schedules’ 2 40 Jb 20 1101 2b2 0 Henry 11 1 2 0 Alasmlth c 1 4 1 2 Rico rf 0 0 0 Gharri ty 0 2 0 Leonard WOODWARD'S DANCING ACADEMY in jotir and two-ste- p Waltz one-ste- p lessons daily 34 Main St vVaa 7779 HOYT’S BAKERY L GIBSON 1437 stopping or v curtailing baseball schedules because of the war In response to an Inquiry from the Herald Secretary Tumulty wrote: The President asks me to acknowledge receipt of your letter and to aay that he sees no necessity for stopping or curtailing 2— Washington defeated Ang Washington Detroit 4 to 2 today aad evened up the series Johnson celebrated the tenth anniversary of his entrance Into the American league by producing the hit which gave Washington tbe winning margin- - The scoro: WASHINGTON DETROIT Bash es— CO 196 COAL Wasatch DANCING MRSL M Chicago Aug L—President Wilson through his secretary J H Tumulty today Informed a Chicago newspaper that he aaw no need of AND HITS CELEBRATES ' JOHNSON Waa SC69 15 Exchange 1113 1C Twelfth 1066 lloyt the DoughHyland 12 AUTO LAUNDRY A STORAGE CO 59 nut King 001 Postofflco place Wasatch 8139 DRESSMAKING SCHOOtS 00 BANK AND STORE AND OFFICE THE - school that turns out dressColFIXTURES makers Keister Ladles Tailoring 772 291 Wasatch Center 88 lege S 2d CO FIX O B LINDBERG W Was 2397 Office and store fixtures EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES CO 355 W AMERICAN FIXTURE 1225 UTAH EMP AGENCY Day laborers Second South Wasatch $3 and up 34 CommerciaL Waa 262L 10 l'l STANDARD FUEL CO home of Stan- dard roaL Keith Emporium MARSH - p-:- PHAT TlUATTi’RR place - Atlanta CLOVER WEEK STARTS MONDAY at KETra-O’BRIEN- ’S AUTO STAGE 3 112 12 110 J LEAGUE STANDING LEAF- - 1146 1210 116 £ avenue Wasatch 6844 AUTO CLEANING JOHNSON D CL 210-3- 1 'bENJIL carsn Boston bldg Was 4928 The man with WASHING polishing storing a principle Noruiwesi-ervacuum cleaned by system Was Garage 182 E First South ' hit— Two-baa-e The home of good eats’ 30 S Main TIVOLI CAFE 56 E First South Popular prices Phone Wasatch 1387 RAY & HARVEY a good place to First South date 10 eat up to 6229 Wasatch Ec-de- s LINEv 2 0 1 6 6 6 6 2 1—6 6 6 6 0 6 6 6 6 4—6 Error—Bancrof t 355 DENVER FIRE CLAY CO 22 6 2 2714 12 6-- 6-- CATES ADVERTISING NOVELTIES BOSTON CAFE 46 8 Main NEW ART NOVELTY CO 218 S- - West Wasatch Modern 6276 prices ServTemple Wasatch 2416 ice the very best ROYAL CAFE 2S2 S Main EveryARTIFICIAL XIMBS—DEFORMgood to eat Prices right Wathing ITY BRACES satch 840 CO ARTIFICIAL LIMB & BRACE UTAH CAFE open 6 a m to 12 p m Wasatch 8128 67 West ABRHOA ASSAYERS— CHEMIST SUPPLIES 4 0 9 2 4 Betrel 2b 23 6 11 21 lines1 k '4 Want ads may be phoned in to tho office at regular cash rates and collector will call in a few days for payment Get your copy la early' - It avoids mtsclassltcaUoq 7 ’ Wasatch Our Was 254C E Third South clothes made in Salt Lake L COFFEE HOUSE—LUNCH W DENVER Coffee House Co 491 Second South and 26 E Second South The Herald -- Republican'' will only 'foroaofncorroet Insertion of an ad 17 CHINA SHOP BERTHA WAOENER 14$ E Wasatch 7102 CARPET CLE ANDTG GROCERIES DRY GOODS Broad-Vi- y Y - ” : MRS A DRUCE 1111 Hyland 499 block 75 plat ”C Salt Lake City survey has been set for hearingA on MonD 1917 day the ISth day of August ' 8L First West GENTS FURNISHINGS FRANK MARTIN 27 S West Temple color hand work S Main Cleaning removes allrestoring grease and stains W 7276 - 1 Co-o- and-304- — ' The store 203 W Second -- r USE THE ‘WNT AD Phone Main 767 - BARR’S CASH GROCERY with the little7416 prices South Was STAPLE FANCY AND GREEN GROp 465 EL 20th Ward CERIES South Temple Wasatch 19L Wasatch 2170 WE pride ourself on prompt delivery S G Spencer Grocery 250 & State COLTiEOTIOXS Wasatch 449 WESTERN Credit Asso Inc coll ac tore who collect Bonded for $5000212-2-to GROCERIES AND MERCHANDISE " MK& S h cRRINGEL 1356 & Hth State of Utah F C Walker Pres Judge Bldg Main 709 East Hyland 46 ? bo responsible - 6-- J 6-- 6-- - W Fourth South Wasatch 1984 REDS LOSE ENTIRE SERIES Cincinnati - Ang 3— Brooklyn made a dean AUTO TOPS sweep of ‘the series' hy hitting nil three CinWELLINGTON Top Co Seats covers cinnati pitchers nad taking the final game 6 448 to 1 Cheney waa exceptionally effective and Lowest prices 44 & W Tem W In error the Johnston’s had It not been for 6-- 6-- KELLER & KELLER 901 Kearns HANSON 909 Kearns Stenograph-Multtgraphin- g Was 1994 bldg Wasatch bldg 4008 WEBER OLSON A LEWIS 305 Judge CREDIT CLOTHIERS bldg Phone Wasatch 581 CL TV COLLINS 80S Kearns bldg Wasatch 1857 Civil business only Was 894 New fall goods arriving daily specialty real estate titles WILLARD 55 : 6- -4 8 tt 120 9 11 8 Philadelphia St Louis f 10-86- -0 -- Miller as Long rf Cruise ef 6 6 Paulette lb 6 12 4 Baird 2b 6 6 6 2 Snyder e 6 60 Goodwin p 6 8 4 1 1 1 2 6 Score hy Innings — - 6-- 4 12 1-- CIRCULAR LETTERS ATTORNEYS ST LOCIS Totals Smyth batted for Maya la ninth : 8-- 0 1 3 0 Totals 6-- 6-- SHUT-OU-T lsltore won: tho first game S to A aad New York tbe second s to 1 The first game was twice stopped for long periods by thunderstorms and the game was finished in a quagmire of mod Groom shot oat the New Yorks with six scattered hits S hawkey won over Plauk: a former Athletic teammate in the second game The first Inning he would have scored n ahut-oa- t FIRST GAME The score: CINCINNATI BROOKLYN NEW YORK ST LOUIS A9RHOA ABRHO8 ABBHOA ABRHOA 2 4 0 4 Groh 2b 4 0 6 2 0 Olson aa 6 High if Shotton If 8 0 6 4 3 4 Danbert lb 2 Kopf Austin lb I 6 6 6 4 Mai eel 2b m 1 4 9 0 Roush cf 4 2 6 3 1 2 Myers cf 4 1 116 1 Pcknpgh Sister lb 0 012 1 Chase lb 4 6 6 4 7 Plpp lb 4 6 612 0 Stengel rf 5 Pratt 2b 0 0 4 6 6 1 8 Johs’oa If 4 Griffith rf 2 1 Baker 2b Smith cf 0 Neale If 8 1 20 Cntshaw ' 2b 2 0 6 6 6 0 Manana cf Magee rf 0 0 4 2 Shean 2b 2 6 0 Miller rf O’Ro’ke 2b 2 Sloan 9 0 0 0 4 Renther S 0 16 1 Miller e Severeld c 4 6 18 1 Walter ef 0 0 0 1 McKee’s Zb 8 0 6 4 4 Russell p 1 6 0 6 1 Cheney p 4 Laron as 4 0 e 1 0 6 1 2 2 0 0 6 Wing© Shocker p Groom p Schneider p 1 0 6 6 0 Hendryx 0 0 1 Mitchell p 0 0 6 6 6 0 Lore p 1 0 1 Thorpe 0 0 0 0 0 Eller p 29 2 4 27 20 Totala Totals 229 6 27 16 24 2 8 27 15 24 0 16 37 16 Totala Totals Hendryx batted for Shocker In eighth Score by Innings — Renther batted for Sboan la seventh Thorpe 6 6 6 8 6 6 6 0 batted for Mitchell in eighth St Louis' eeeaoeietaO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 New York Score hy innings— 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 essaecteecMsO Austin Malsel BfOOkljB Error— Pecklnpaugh Summary 2 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0—2 Double playa— Lavan to Cincinnati Stolen base— Severeld Miller Slider: Austin to Pratt to Staler Baaee on balls Johnston Summary: - Errors— Olaon — Off Bussell 2 off Groom S Hits— Off Russell e Two-baa-e hits— Stengel Kopf Griffith Three-bas— Johnston 4 In 8 8 Innings Struck eat— By Russell 1 Doable plays— Olson to Dau-be- rt hit to Miller Kopf to 8heaa to Chase Shean by Shocker 2 by Love 1 by Groom 1 Umpires— v Brans and Morlarity to Chase to Kopf Bases on balls— Off Cheney 1 off Schneider 2 off Eller 1 Hits— Off Schneider SECOND GAME 11 In 7 Innings none out In eighth: off Mitchell NEW’ YORK ST LOUIS Struek oat—By Cheney 4 by In 1 Inning AB R H O A t8chnetder ABBHOA 2 Harrison aad O'Day Umpires— 0 2 1 3 2 6 Shotton If High 10 2 4 2 0 0 0 6 2b 6 6 3 Malael 2b Austin CHURCH AN INSTRUCTOR 4 6 0 6 0 Pcknpgh as 8 0 12 6 Sloan rf 4 0 0 0 0 4 6 2 2 4 Plpp lb Pratt 2b New York Aug 2 —George M 4 0 0 1 1 4 6 2 2 0 Baker 2b Smith cf who last sea Church of Tenafly N 2 1 9 2 0 4 0011’ 0 Marsans cf Magee lb eon held third place In the National S Severeld e 4 0 0 2 0 Miller rf 2 0 Nunamaker c 2 0 1 9 0 Lawn-Tenni2 Laron sa association rankings has 2 0 0 0 0 2 Shawkey p 2 been Plan as Instructor in the appointed r ' M : Y1 1 0 0 0 0 Richardson Chicago Aug 2 —Charles S Garland YESTERDAY’S RESULTS of Pittsburgh defeated Edward Cols- -' At Denver ——Lincoln 9 Denver' 0 At Wichita Wichita t Sioux City 2 ner 3 2 In the fourth oound match At Joplin—Omaha 9 Joplin 0 of the western tennis tournament tot Hutchinson— Hutchinson 4 Des Moines 2 day earning a- semifinal match with Walter Hayes Illinois who defeated Al Green 3 champion 1 0 Ralph American Association Burdick of Chicago won from Marshall Ketchum and will meet Samuel Hardy In the other semifinal match LEAGUE STANDINGS tomorrow L Pet W L Pet Garland and defeated Green Indianapolis W Hardy 031 Kansas City 49 40 06 39 603 and Ketchum In straight sets In the St Paul 66 43 644 Minneapolis 43 69 422 4 59 49 644 Milwaukee doubles 39 64 411 Hayes and Burdick Lonlsrtlle 43 60 400 the probable opponents of Hardy and Columbus 62 49 616 Toledo Garland in the finals defeated W & YESTERDAY’S RESULTS Miller and J F Day 3 0 Milwaukee—Milwaukee 8 Minneapolis 2 At The woman’s singles matches were At Louisville—Louisville 10 Toledo 2 hard fought Miss At Kansas City— Kansas City 2 St Paul 0 Voorhees deS At Indianapolis— Columbus feated Mrs Walter Mary 6 Indianapolis Ellis 4 2 and Miss Katherine Waldo Thirlby of (twelve Innings) Traverse City Mich won from Dorothy 1 4 while Miss CarLewellyn 7 Southern Association rie Neeley the present champion won from Mrs Malcom McNeill 1 6 2 6-- by 1-- (Continued From Page 2) Louis here with St T Three-bas- e hits —Craeath 2 Paskert Baird Stolen base— Smyth ' Double Adams Stock Bases oa 140 Social Hall avenue 5223Up to date play— Erera to Indents to Baacroft Prices right Wasatch balls— Off Oeschger 1 oft Goodwin 2 off Pack6 ard 2 off Mays L Hits off Packard 6 In out— UTAH-IDAII- O MOTOR CO 435 S 2 In 1 Innings Struck laainga off Mara 2 3 1 4470 Packard Goodwin hy Main Wasatch by by Oeschger ys L Umpirss—Quigley and Byron BROWNING AUTO A SUPPLY CO AMERICAN LEAGUE er IF-SIL- St Louis Any 2— St Louis was sble to get S Temple but two hits off Oeschger today and waa abut out hy Philadelphia' I to 6 Aa a result St FXTWELL ARTIFICIAL LIMB COor Fit guaranteed Louta and Philadelphia exchanged second and 1S5 W Broadway no money Wasatch 6284 third places in the pennant race Tbe score: Summary: doable-head- 1 and-Brumfi- CARDS HANDED - PITTSBURGH RIAN GETS S INTO Stnck PMff : ‘ nines ’ Ml - r - - 1 f -- - ! ‘ 4-4- - : - ' 2) -- - I Pittsburgh 4 chase of George L Kelly utilityInfielder of the New York Nation- 4 4 al club by the Pittsburgh club 4 4- was announced here tonight 4 Kelly was secured by McGraw’s club In 1915 from Victorlrf B C f - by the way) and during the afternoon Meusel raised Irish then partlclular Ned by losing it over the left field wall and evening up the score Cme Back and Battle- ' 'Rube’s mates came back with blood in their eyes in their half and drove Tobin f beat out Standrldge to cover on his daily- bunt and took second laced one Orrs out at first Sheely over short and Tobin rambled to third Ryan’s fourth hit of the day brought in Tobin and 'then Crandall drove one to deep right for two bases bringing In Sheely Aftsr Standrldge had purtwo posely walked Hannah and withManahitters coming up his ger Klllefer eent in Curly Brown scored southpaw Not until Ryan bad on Quinlan’s out at 'first could the former Seal retire the Bees the Evans sent the’ enemy back In two-run' a little took Bees the but eighth finished who whirl at Jack Ryan the game for the visitors Evans went up to the plate with his bat on his shoulder and waited Ryan out for a walk Tobin slammed the ball to left to second after Ellle and went'-- clear had’ lost it ' In the sun Again Earl to the rescue The Sheelys bat came first sacker tore one down the third base line like a bullet It went for two and brought In both runners Meusel’s single an Infield dut and Bole's long bingle added one to the Los Angeles total In the ninth - - - 4-- ' -- SACKER PIRATES GET FIRST — Pa Aug 2 — Pur- - - - - TO MARCH ‘ : ar - ’ ' ty-thi- rd - r ! ’ - Spoii (Continued From Page W' Y ' BEES PLAY REAL BALL : SCHOOL BOARD UTAH FRIDAY AUGUST 3 1917 CRTY ' p AddiHoseal NewAug 2 —James W the Reynolds superintendent New Orleans police department was shot and killed ’in his office a patrol-ma- n today by Terrence'Mullen : - SAM LAKE ' 945 o’clock a m at the county courthouse in the courtroom of said court In Salt Lake City Salt Lake at Wasatch 4105 GARAGES IIILLCREST garage 16$ First av nue Cars washed while you wait Wj 3500 satch GLASS AND PAINTS Utah WHERE a $ does Its full duty Bencounty Witness the clerk of said court with nett Glass & Paint 57 W First South 30th affixed this the seal Athereof day Main 54 1917 D of July THOS HOMER Clerk (Seal Probate and OuarcBanahip Notices GARBAGE AND WASTE PAPER By J E 4kClark Deputy Clerk for Calilster Morris Attorneys SALT LAKE SANITATION CO 40 S Consult county clerk or the respective Petitioner Main Garbage moved quickly servlca sigtiera for further lnforinntion OF SALT reasonable Wasatch 170 'nuTtraEDIMRICTCOURTCPROr IN THE CITY COURT bate’’ division In and for Salt Lake Lake City County of Salt Lake 'State UTAH WASTE PAPER A GARBAG1 of Utah: county State of Utah ' CO A Illingsworth Mgr 68 EL 8ixt! vs Theo W Jones plaintiff of the estate of Theoin the matter South Reasonable Was 4201 defendant —Summons Notice dore Baer ‘deceased— defendant: said Theto of Utah State Eliza Baer adof the The petition You are hereby summoned to appear of the estate of Theodore ministratrix GENERAL MERCANDISE ten days after service of this Baer deceased praying - for an order within served within summons if 'E A TRACY' 868 EL Second South of you decesaid upon real propertyof sale of in which this action is General merchandise all persons interested the count dent and thatthe said court to show brought otherwise within twenty days before appear should not be after service and defend the above cause why an order HIDES— PELTS— TALLOW so much as shall be and in case of your failaranted to ofsell the following described ure so to do judgment will be rendnecessary BISSIXGER A South and of said deceased situated ered against you according to the de- Third real estate West 998 Wasatch This State is action of of mand the Lake Utah county Salt complaint in to recover on a written conbrought t0AH 'of lots 50 51 and 52 In block 1 tract and a check HAT RENOVATING subdivision of block 75 plat ROBERT L JUDD Universitytake gHTYinSX¥niAeT5BY survey Plaintiffs City C” Saltlot 17 and tbe east half of lot Attorney’ Address 409 Kearns Bldg Salt ond South Phone Wasatch 2253 PanAlso PO amas a specialty subdivision L Utah University Lake 1$ block of City - 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