Show THE POLLY AND HER r t HEBALD-i&BPUBLICA- v: ' “ ’? SALT LAKE CITY UTAH SAT URD AY OCTOBER 6 1917 N if - Ti ' - y I - " "c EVEN A OOP IS 5s Sy CLIFF STERRET HTTf-TA- WI ! v - IT A HMStLf ty TRRESlfco ftft t So'JbuY Jfc 3rr StMMt) Lw (S'n S3M£ loifc ff 'AfcteT xal' ftn'Th'tJOAG cfe- wtLrtix Be &v£ 03 itocSntiTb 'iteCCMt A TamoUs (j$im rvor -) “EDO At TVitf QaM Att FEET iaai-LAvcVk-Oj Se St CtfU A J4liu toft CXfCfA P-- - Copyright 1917 by Newspaper Feature Sorwice Inc i ’ Registered in l) S Patont Office! Great Britain righto - would quickly establish a lead which would Indicate the relative strength of the two combinations Rowland Talks " Manager Clarence Rowland speakclub and players ing for the Chicago ' said: v “This series means : a great desl to Chicago and we have not left a wheel unturned to bring the world’s championship to Comlskey ' We realize that the Giants are a great team but the White Sox bad to battle all' season in ouy own league with three or four clubs that were as tough or tougher to beat' My men are in the pink of condition and eager to meet the Giants I have had three ambitions and two of them have been realized They are the winning of-' - the American league pennant and the privilege of Manager MoGraw for the highmeeting est honors of the game He is unquestionably the greatest leader of the Na-le tional league My third ambition easy to guess — I want to give 'Comlskey another world championship flag' ? C ' 102 second (Haynes) ' $41A $310 Polly J- Pin Tie (Rowan) $270 third' Time 1:14 King Bagot the Dean Trne as Steel Swift ‘ Fox Passing Fancy and Knltnr also ran' Fourth raee mile— Courtship 104 (W Collins) Violet iPetJS) a to J "Vioi-lhf20 Mullens Ul $6550 62460 $1190 ltnthlo M 86 (MiOsp 100 mini: Time 1:1 2 5 Allan O and MUlnigM (Kleeger) $650 $540 second1:89Hanbert 5 Sun Flash $1240 third Time mllea-KInStII I'M Cudlbee Shooting Star Hubbub Pnllnx HecOTd ra"e trrpircliatm " also rail Fifth race one mile— Douglass S lift (Loftns) $310 $370 $250 r wou Amalgamator ' ID sTME-- aJ second $860 $410 (Haynes) Lady Moll 10ft - N K 1:40 fSchutttnger) $280 third Beal Tranby Sea Gull Heaso also rani Sixth race- mile and 70 yard — Kllta 107 (Eric non) $50 AO $1950 6810 won Baby Lynch 106 (Koppleman) 618 SO $930 second Lagy Lon Pierre A Feu' 107 Mountain 106 (Mergler) Free 6420 third Time 1:42 6 V" t£ 6 1 M 8 third Time 2:1 ’ ran and) Felucca also ran H and Willthjrma alao a sixteenth— Geore Eonvenlr Mariano Seventh race mile and a sixteenth— Ella Ryan mile and Fourth rare “Wl 95 (BellK $2580 $1160 $620 won Maxim’s nt won: 7 to 20 126 (Dnxtoai ' ' Fmlth Time B second ont ti 11 to Choice Ul (Kleger) $920 $560 second Silk Whack 114 lO’E-r' Blnl 113 (O’Brleu) $510 third Time 1:47 6 1:47 5 Only two1 starters 121 Pickwick Mr Mack Wodan Juvenile Napoleon Merry ftirlonga— - Fifth race 2Ima Jubilee Joe Finn Budwelser Stellarina also ran CKeough) 7 ta £ 6 o 75 1 1 to1 to wouj 1 1 to Z ’ i'rtnk ti US lUcTistut) 8 to 1 "®“ 115 I LAUREL ENTRIES Sharp Shooter 1:12 5 Huntww Basil Tima S to 6 third race fillies five ahd ' a half First ‘Winter ?? Ultimatum and Queen of the 111 Jnle fnrlongn— Bryn ID Masda ID: llns Forter The Sixth race fire furlongs— won: Tenona Bon llS Queen Blonde 1C3 Quietude 108 Sincerity 109 2 fmi 3 to 1 to6 5to 15 to1 2to ont r second rerigoudlne Banpre 104 Payment 104' tKeough) mile and a sixteenth Second race to 4 tnlro iCmninboll) 7 to 2 7 to 5 ii Pilot 112: BUI Oliver 106 G M Miller "Time 59 5 Ere Glass Clarissa Bayette ho —Sky 1U 'Bar of Phoenix 96: Sam Slick 106 Eddie - 1 ' Lawn Batbllde also ran 114 T Darlworth 108: Broom Corn 98- : Third race the Liberty Loan handicap- - all 180 agex alx fnrlonge—(a) Top o the Morning AQUEDUCT ENTRIES 128 (b) Hank O’Day 127 CrimpHogan and six Westy - ' race handicap all ages First er 120 Tea Caddy U0 Startling ID Marie 106 Lnclna furlongs— Brooklyn 108 Stradlrarlus Miller 106 Diversion 102 (a) Brlnghnrat 188: 114 Star 118 Shaw Manganese Harry Hill ID Tom MeTag-ga- rt Quarts120124 b) Walnut Pinch 112 Zonare 112 Etruscan 119 Ed Codlhee 107 Wanp mile— Nona Snhc - Second race Tra-tloter Lady 104 Happy Go Lucky 102 104 Star Like 110 ‘(Imp) Scarpta II Mr (a) Powers entry (b) Me Comber entry’ 112 Andes 98 Margaret U W117 Tlnga- mile and a Fourth race handicap Blua " 107 Orderly 115 Strsdlrarlns ling Tom McTaggart ID: Barrow 122 sixteenth— 111 110 Ambrose Thistle Roble 102 Snn Bonnet 10$ Lady nendrle U2 Ed Uncle Third race six furlongs1M Gold ID Flitter KnfU Bryan 108 Ranee 98 111 amp) Krpperhan Dorothy raee and up mile— Crimper Fifth 108 Onp) Lediua 106 Top Coal 1C6 amp) ' 111 Candle ' 108 Femnouse 108 Golden Rod 104 Cracker Xnt 109 Pnts end Calls 108: Sevillian 106 Ask Ms " Fourth race - tondlcap mile and 105 "7 sixteenth— Boamer T30 Capra 106 (Imp) ChWr end up mile end TO Sixth race Stick Adelld106 ID Eagle96 109 yards— Night maldena SSSffir Libyan sans 108 : rinA- race 99 Greetings Lottery 11a Farer Shop ®lrJ ilmp1 Sea Seventh race and up mile and a tlmpl) 115 Dragoon 115 Flying Dart 11— —Alma B U0 Ed Bond 106 tha Busy ' Wheat Cakes 112 Eye Lid 111 Bathelde 118 sixteenth 106 106 Charles Frances 'Hike 103 115 the Fhrter 1“ Body R 108 106 Snap Dragon II (Imp) 108 Smltbfleld Lucky Brlcklcy 115 Colonel Clnff (Imp) 104 Petlar nsa 114 furtonga-MedSixth race maidens fixe Apprentice allowance Lltholle 107 Millar 112 Ill Dick Kokohf Klllarney Weather deer track fast 104 t Miss Fllley 100 Gertrude Ul H C Maach ID nappy Smile - - 112 (Imp) Golding 107 claimed Apprentice allowance fast ' ' - ftUl'EDt'CT RESULTS- : raw-and a alf nrloTrophjN FI rut t ice (Thi- - 3 to i e l - : i won-Priscill- (Mc-Ate- e) 3-- - fflrafe 1ujm L- -: “&sd£2 ss”sv 2skvj 5 s&i&n 1-- 5 1-- - Ke -- 2-- ’ 4-- 1-- -- - 7 - ' - : MeGrmvr Sllemt - 1-- - ID-Mis- i - s -- 1-- - t ’ ll: Balt - n : - 1 - - ' : CALDRON OF BASEBALL Weather clear: track ' ' ' LOUISVILLE RESULTS and a half First race maidens $2220 furlongs— Parlor Maid 105lDonaine)? fieUL $1670 S970 won Cathedral (Hanoyer) IA20 second Ernest B 112 Of Qnito O’Malley Parrish third Time 1:08 - Xjoey J Gloss Kale Edge Redmond and Tim Mc- G Second rife six fUrlonge— Pilaen 108 (Dlahmen) won: Zlndel l® lDonatme) 83810 81060 570 second: Jeffry 111 (Morys) elnoo third Time 1:15 5 J CL WCtohDr Adeline TiSdy Jane Grey Ben Hampson Korfage ' G jnat Y Gainer Blanchett sixteenth— Queen x ulrd race one mile and a ' Apple 480 88A0 8290 111 (L Garner) 390 second Legend- - 1C8 (Willis) $350 $880 third Time 1:48 Zanmara 108 (Hanorerl Fascinating Virginia W Miae Fannie Bequlrlm Shop Beautymile Inqnleta race and 70 yards— Hollister 111 Fourth won Valor 111 8300 $240 5M (Connolly) ' (Calla-hi- n eecond $23® riatt10 $380 ipreyer) 1:44 5 Opportunity Time third 8280 f ' william the Fourth Star Maid also ran —Redan 111 (Martin) six race furlong Fifth 8310 62 90 8290 won gun Flash 108 second Rosewood 105 (Stearns) 81240 8800 Time 1:14 : Philemon Marasmus 570 third Barlow Raider Buford Highland Lassie : Dr Sunny Axis also ran furlongs — HeraM 115Sixth race fixe and a half 8560 won Little Prin(Gentry) 818 00 $D90 8D-7450 second MyTUe 108 (Pickens) ) $280 third Time lW 5 Gale 112 (M Garner) Cal Crlm 'V lAicky B Violent - Bonnie Anrum Tanlse Broom Fed- St Augustine Postmaster aitr alfft TRB Glslpner 107 Sexenth race mile and sixteenth— won Boter Blll (Bolton) 6520 61870 61640 108 (Kelaay) 8480 $410 second : “9 third Time 1:49 Nephlthls (Gentry) John Hnle Girl S Kentucky Executor Ralph Grasmere High Horae Hepton and Margaret 2t 1 lJO $3-7- 4--5 87-7- 85-9- 0 0 1-- - y won-Fair- ' J 8-- '' - ’ fs 0 1-- 823-2- 0 ' also ran t - j : y LOUISVILLE EXTRIE9 V end First race pane a $800 1 maiden colts VmIm geld-1AI i f (Continued ' from Fags 2) bills seeking vainly for the eards which will on Saturday separate the chosen and those who must remain outside the walls Those fortunate'vspeculators who have been able to secure tickets are reaping: a golden harvest altnost the of that gathered by the lucky andequal shrewd investors who picked up war bride” stocks In the early days of the European war Between- them ' and the fan who would see the series at any price there is little or no argument tonight Once a vender Is found who holds the “open sesame” to Comlskey field the transaction of parting him from1 his coupons Is a matter of but a moment in most cases' for the fan Is apparentamount ' 'Five ly willing to pay any dollar seats for the three-gamewith a face value of $15 sold as high as $75 and even these figures are likely to be surpassed- - If the weather is --fair : r tomorrow v Record-BreakiRemand It was estimated by &' local baseball evening that there would authority this have been ho difficulty In selling fully 100000 seats for the opening game Thousands of orders: have been turned back and President Comlskey said tonight that he feared 'thatL he had lost & host of friends due to his Inability to supply all with tlcksts for the seV ries Those who could not secure seats in the ordinary way paid the speculators their own prices if money was no object If they could not meet the latter's demands they might- be certain of gaining a choice seat In the unreserved sections of the stands At 'the hour when the staid cltlzsn was homing his way to dinner the lines were already forming outside the portals of White Sox field-blankets Equipped with chairs lunches and other comforts for!nnez and outer man the fang began to' gather Boys and young hut here and ’there along the everqueques there ' could be seen growing a woman or an elderly man who bore the discomforts of the long wait with the same apparent nonchalance of the more youthful companions Venders quick to take advantage of the situation appeared with lunch stands and sandwiches coffee cushions and ’ tobacco was soon on sale and business was ' brisk throughout '' the hours as midnight approached - s ’ - ng - Tromp 112 Dr Kick-ilSpesrlene 112 Bon 112 Cunrt Happy Thought Tacola VVnilam 112 North Sea Also eligible: son 1OT AU Aglow 112 Chesterfield - ID- Robert ' Lowen 108 Happy Valley 112 end up six Second race pone $800 M Bey 88 104 Dr Campbell 87 Enxer Marie 104 “’ furlongs— Braaos Rio 88: Bert Thurman 107 Prlmeto 107 "Arch Plotter 108 - Palatable Schemer 106 Othello 110 (Imp) Words o Wls-Andom 108 Liberator 115 Also eligtbl:Tom 102 Sweet lome derson IOC: Trusty Saffron Girl 89 Impressive 105- mile and Third race claiming $800 70 yards—'Bright Sand 102 Jovial 106 Dental 108: King Fisher 106 Broom Sweep 108 Beauty Lucille P 108 Wrey 108 ' Spot 108 race $1000 added Golden Bod selling Fourth alx fnrlonge—(a) 'Pretty stakes 88 Sweet Alysslum Baby 80: Paul Connelly 100 Katie Canal 108 (a) 100: Fernhandley : V Hamilton A 106 handicap six Fifth rare parseMe$1000 all87ages the Masquerader fnrlongs— Believe 103 Boys Gallant Lad 104 Water 102 Harry Lang 114 King Gorin 118 Base 107: Marion Gooahy 6S00 mile and claiming sixth race Haael Nat 104 70 yards —'Rhymer 104 Little Wagering ' i 108 Sleeper 106 Jessie C 106 Monotony 109 Dr Tack Although confidence was rampant 109 Lady Ward 108 Nashville ' ' ' the camp followers of the two among not and up teams there ’was little evidence of seventh race claiming Dreams 108 mile and a sixteenth— rieaant heavy wagering Most of the betting gun God 106 Jack Reeves 106 115Syrian 107 was confined to sums ranging from $5 Samnle Dr ID Ninety Simplexallowance claimed and these amounts were placed Apprentice ' or entry to even money’-Iclose is probat (a) Applegate-Spenc- e Weather clear track fast able that in the' aggregate the total 112 112 - : ’ men-predominate- 108-Ho- ‘ -- - Ro-gres- so $S00‘3-year-oI- to-$3- 5 r'-y-’- t - reached Into thousands of dollars’ but ' ' First rare five and a half fUrkmgo— PagganlnC there were no records of either large A80 $440 $340 won Golden individual or pool wagers 106 (Warrington) If betting was scarce forecasts and second Starry Glow 116 (Peak) $710 8430 Banner 160 (Rowan) $420 - third Tlme 1 :Q9 predictions as to ths outcome of the Starwort Confiscation Supermaid Tit for Tat initial game or the aeries as a whole Producer Herder and Sir Oracle also ran made up for any deficiency In this reSecond race alx fnrlonge—Red Sox 116 (Row0 spect The fans of the competing dubs an) $1450 $480 $270 won Draatle 130 not hesitate to voice their opinions did $250 second Compadre?U8 1:13 ‘ Hand In no uncertain tones Flayers Time $240 third mano’ the Hour Golden Soldier also Grenade-Maconmore while and agers magnates' ran servative- still let It be known that Third race' ' six fnrlongs — King ' Worth US (Stirling) $6 A0 $480 $270 won Langdon' 110 they believed 'their respective clubs - LAUREL RESULTS ? ’ (Bnt-$38- (Schut-titige- r) 4- ' n ‘ - - V f ' ' ’ : - - - I - - - - ’ - ’ All-Ameri- - - - - can -- s ’ 1 - ss - a j'- 225-22- ' EM-bslm- er - - - - - ' - : V w - - far-reachi- ng - o ’ Utah-Xdah- - - - Herald-Republic- an - '' - Herald-Republic- an u - -- a$e ! - - Herald-Republic- - an - - s e early-eeaso- top'-agains- t : - ' - - -- - s M ' If necessary 7 ' W CHICAGO'S WHITE SOX New York Oct 5 —On thi eve of the- world’s series the 'betting odds 'in New York are ' even with White ox More than money r in 'preponderance received been has $25000 by curb betcommissioners from Chicago within-ting the r to be bet twenty-fouhours last oh the Windy City team Approximately $5000 has been received on the curb from Giant backers but most of It has been1 In small amounts which 'has not nearly covered all of the White 801 money In - looks as though Norgren will use Arm strong ’and Stewart at quarter on thla year’s eleven halls from a New York Armstrong State school and la fairly good general hot lacks qjjeed Ogden nigh la practicing hard thege days and la determined to win the state title Gnacli Durf has almost as many letter men an Richardson at West High' A victory to either school will mean much at this stage of the season ’ -- - Several offers remain untaken A Tammany politician today placed $4000 with Percy Gard to be put up against $5000 that the Giants will win the series Another broker offers a bet of $1000 to $1300 that the Glante: will win the series A stock bouse whose partners are ' ardent baseball fans offered odds of 10 to 9 in any reasonable sum that the White Sox will win the first game of the series to be played tomorrow v afternoon j - Will - Rcl Veteraas— Muster rolls and pay ' rolls that-1 will assist Indian war veterans of Sevier county to prove the Justice of their claims for pensions under Senator Smoot’s were' turned in to the office’ of Mrs Elizabeth Cohen special pension commissioner yijj terday v - HE DID BUT— -- “I thought- you turned over a new leaf?” ” “Well the wretohed thing blew back” — Pearson’s - Weekly (London) : HAND-TAILORE- Laundry - - t- - " Auburn ‘ GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK small family good wages no wash319 Second ing avenue EXPERIENCED PRESS COAT GIRLA 1 cents per- coat Apply O S L Depot Clafe Salt Lake KHAKI CLOTHING OF filXt KINDS for men and women Nobby Suitorlum 219-2- ’ - S State A COMPETENT GU1L FOR COOKING and housework extra good wages Call Wasatch 3771 GIRL WANTED TO SERVE SOFT 21 etc Apply 52 W Secdrinks ond Southcandy WANTED— GIRL FOR ALTERATIONS Good wages M Zucker 526 8 State GIRLS WANTED APPLY SWEETS Candy Co 224 8 First West - WANTED Situations MAN WITH MARRIED FORD DE- -’ kind of position where he sires can use any machine on a salary basis either in or out of town Good education have had experience In salesmancan furnish best of references ship andfrom service Address Exempt military r W 27 Herald-Republic- an AN EXPERT MALE STENOGRAPHER and typewriter with any number of references desires position where the compensation is at least $100 month to start and good opportun-t- y for advancement Am exempt from n service Address military W 25 first-cla- ss Herald-Republica- RECENTLY AD- mttted to practice on desires - position with local law firm salary and comexmission basis Have had practical of this city perience in good law firm for several years and can furnish best Address TOUNO ATTORNEY Herald-Repub-llp- an -- DRESSMAKING ALTERATIONS beadwork remodeling and embroidery Wasatch Doctors STAR PRINTING CO book and Job book binding and paper rulprinting 26 Postoffice place Was 1270 ing Modern Maternity Home PRIVATE confinement cases solicitW ed: homes found for children 7059 776 E South Temple i Cement Work - Nobby-Suitor-ium - AND 219-2- S 21 State CEMENT WORK CALL WAA FOR 2233-or Was 8417--- W M crocheting 8782INTERMOUKTAXN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY always has reliable help W Second South k' an Printing D - - Stores Second-Han- d : 133-25-- 37 poison akin troubles and private dlaeasea 151 1 MILKERS WANTED TWENTY-FIRS- T Main street South and Sixth West HyL 409--- M D D 219-22- - - - ’ 114-11- Junk fc N ' Y Oct 5 — Secretary John'H Farrell of the National Asso- ciation of 'Professional Baseball leagues Issued tonight the " following list of players acquired by' draft: National league: By' Brooklyn Schmandt vfrom Lincoln' v Rath from City Connolly and Jacobus from Dal- - '' Salt-Lak- e - ! ' Dressmaking Repairing Fitting CHIMNEY SWEEPING IT NOW methods hot air hot by modern water and at 4am furnaces cleaned and DO ‘ f O Box 37 Herald-Republic- I - ’i-- P COl-Wun- k pension-amendmen- t : old - fmelHeS'An - - — REFINED HOME TO board healthy schoolboy country home considered state terms WANTED 'thkmyerscueJingTIdykinu - ’ an 5722-572- - - A MIDDLE-AGE- D LADY AS HOUSE-keep- er on farm small family to live Good wages Writs W S Herald-Republic- - : - TEN GOOD GIRLS FOR DAY WORK Only those looking for permanent employment need apply J G McDonald Chocolate Co Axelrad Furniture Ca 42 W Broadway Wasatch 932 WE BUY SECOND-HANFURNITURE SECOND-HANSUITS FROM $5 UP Co 167 SL' Wear Jensen- Furniture Osteopathy 1 8 State Nobby Suitorlum Temple Was 1172 DR O A GAMBLE 510 M IN TYRE MAN TO TAKE CARE OF FURNACE and nerve spehip spine building and house man 259 8 State 5281 Wasatch cialist Fireproof Storage BOY WANTED IN FRAMING SHOP FIREPROOF storage also ne - sfg sc ae '336 8 State street - shipping M A Key racking gnd Dean Leary’s statement that the university will Optical Storage Co 228 W Smc o Fireproof 3 play Its schedule this fall sounds good tn the COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO 227 MAIN Wasatch Phone South Now fans let the students get bnsy and boost Cleaning and Dyeing street dependable Rx work 'Right Also let’s hsve sorrfe more material tft help NorREDMAN Fireproof Storage Ca gren and we know that it won't be so bad as prices exclusive handler of est and ths calamity bowlers think CO expert cleaners and dyers wholewest of household largest we goods mall erdera solicited pack store and ship to all Chicago retail sale and of tha Grain and Poultry Supplies clothes work guaranteed United State Wasatch 555parts Insured and 556 6 E Broadway : HAYToRAlNTFLOURTMEDKlroUL LAKE CLEANING 4b DYEING trsuppllea Bailey 4 Sons Co Waa COSALT and Beer Bottles Beat work prompt delivery 265 5236 S State Wasatch Hyland 1939 InRMOUNTAIN JUNK wanted Highest prices paid 789 & Chimney Sweeping Third West Wasatch 1684 Motor and - It - sight Co WH LEARN - PIANO RAGTIME TWELVE WEWANTHOUSEHOLDGOODS will pay you what your goods are lessons Note or ear Waterman 44$ worth' STATE MEDICAL XXX specialists Save annoyance Salt Lake g g jg' Blood skin and chronic diseases - If SL Main East BroadFurniture Co2637- By the way Kerr’s work at end Jn the game you need a doctor get the heat 224 & way Was BOY WANTED WITH WHEEL AT ! against the Artillery was particularly brilliant Alain street : If he fe not used at halfback ha will be of con279 store 8 the Chapdelain drug t TIIGHEST cash prices paid for fur-rltu- re siderable help on the end Main DR W N GRIFFITH blood 1 - olate - SUITS AT MISFIT Co 102 half price Beehive Hotel Tailoring W Broadway Peery bldg GOOD BOY WITH - SOME SODA EX- Drug storey perlence steady Job Second South and Eighth East READ EVERY WANT AD IN THESE columns today In each little ad there Is an Important message WANTED— FREIGHT HANDLERS AT O 8 I freight depot 1st South ana 4th West - $250 day KHAKI CLOTHING OF ALL- KINDS for men and women ML By Philadelphia Hemel from Lei Key - Wanted —Miscellaneous -- watery-coilBICYCLES lawn mowers repairing SALT LAKE' JUNK CO cleaned All repaired ' price paid for iron brass BIGGEST work guaranteed J A’ Hayward Was Coles ' Co 40 Richards street Waa bot6207 i 4513 Waa tles rubber copper 918 Ricerags at d s Hr-lan- EXPERT CHIMNEY SWEEPING ALL furnaces and water Jackets cleaned and repaired All work guaranteed A J Barnard Was 5055 -- : A V-- - 1595 ygQL LACE CURTAINS LAUNDERED 25e by Mrs Wilcox Phone Was 7766-- j! LILLIAN M DOWNING OF GILLESPIE School of Expression and Columbia YOUR OLD CLOTHING WILL CALL of Expression Chicago teachSalvation Army Phone Was 8187 College er of English expression speakpublic ing oral English etc 50$ McIntyre WANTED — - —SACKS WILL PAY 5c PER - SWEEPING FURNACE and water Jacks cleaned by expert all work guaranteed' Call J A Cur-- tl CHIMNEY Waa Educational ’ Nd -- - - - When Goodwin gets Into the harness 'St the university It will probably mean the shifting of Rich to guard He has been playing tackle with considerable success but will ’make a yowl guard In Coleman fallback “Red” and Howells and Kerr halfbacks theWaring will university have as fast a back field as they had last year Lack of experience that will come with work ! all that will handicap them RIGHT GOOD GIRLS FOR PACKING department-nice clean work Only those looking for permanent employment need apply J G McDonald Choc- - Work back same day (if desired) No extra charge PALACE LAUNDRY COi Office 11 W First South Office 70 W Second South Was S287 Office 79 E Second South Was 148L Office 79 E Third South- Was 2710 Works 758 E Fourth South Hyland jjg 2562 562 Wed la also showing considerable ‘form 25 Laundrv brought " to office the ' 'saves tackle position He lias a similar style to in Roche per cent end will develop as the season advances - EXPERIENCED SALESPEOPLE IN ALL DEPARTMENTS APPLY MR M’CANN WALKER'S DRY GOODS CO of references W 26 a BROADWAY i AUCTIONEER c EL OSTERLOHThe oldest THE “WANTS" AND WHEN and most WANTED — CONCRETE LABORER WATCH Sells anything ' there’s a vacancy in the kind of a Was 2824-Idaho teams experienced auctioneer1 for Apteamsters and 26’ you’ve always hoped boarding Utah in years Richards street to find anhouse Thirty ply to Gilkerson unmistakable clew to Its will be found In one of WE BUY ' AND 8ELL HOUSEHOLD STROCXCS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY whereabouts the “want" ads Use The goods O K Furniture Co 848 S Oldest and Best’ want ad phone Main 767 State Was 1998 51 W Second South - wl - Female Help - Local Football the-two-team- s HELP WANTED - ' - " y Cl Parts of v outcome” the r- Both President Ban Johnson of the American league and - Owner Charles Comlskey of the Chicago club spoke confidently of the chances of the White Sox hut none with Dopo cared to go on record as to the number of games likely to be needed tordeclde the series Pres! dent John K Tener of the senior league Is not expected to arrive here until tomorrow- having been delayed by the death of' a' relative In Pittsburgh Interest In Pitch Chief Interest and uncertainty ap peared to center upon the selection of the rival pitchers for the first clash While neither Rowland or McGraw would state his probable choice the consensus of opinion among the experts was that Cicotte would lead-thWhite Sox over the the Giants while the New Yorkers would place their hurling reliance In Grenadier Schupp Second choice twlrlers were Faber and Perritt but almost without excfep tlon the ‘wish was expressed 'that CiSullivan la a West Denver High school hoy cotte and Schupp might work In order Walker-anMarshall from Davla High and Ram' of sey from Butte High All have had previous that 'the question ' pitching- supremacy between these two stars be set- experience 4c 9C tled at the outset: This sentiment will Larson at guard la from the I D S U and 'the no of the effect upon have plans has never had football experience The same can of Wheatley who halls from Box Elder rival managers however and It Is prob- be saidschool Both are showing considerable able that neither will make a final nigh selection until he has seen the pitchers promise- N up tomorrow afternoon warming 'Norgren was watching Individual ' players In " In other - respects and Thunder's the line-u- p contest and says lie la well the whole with his observations Thesatisfied eleven batting order will be the same as fore- on lack of team btraioox accordlnir to cast for several days' past Charley phowfd Noramip bnt will bo apcctlil v remedied from acond £ baseman now on Herzog the- Giant was and he fit ready stated tonight that jg jjj ' 0®Be at V of U Is going to make an exfor the hardest kind of a fight and cellent tackle He breaks through the line rein his mind that there was no questionseven peatedly and musses up plays before they get games well of his ability to play full started ‘ - l McGraw of the New Tork club adhered to his rule of 'no predictions rsgardlng victory’ he was willing to discuss the series In a general 'way He said: “The White Sox are going to be a hard team to beat and while I natural-ly expect the hardest kind ’of a fight I am confident that' the Giants will prove much more formidable than ‘many expect Every one of the Giant pitcherais who' is likely to work' In the series In perfect condition and I feel sure will be able to hold Xhis own against have a splendid the Chicago battera infield and outfield combination and we will have no excuses to- offer if we lose'- but I have fixed my mind upon a different ending to the series and all the players feel the same way about While-Manage- r Angeles Fitzgerald from San "Fran' HELP WANTED cisco - American league: By Cleveland Krug from Omaha Male Help By Detroit Dolion from Denison ' i Tex NO FEE FARE ADVANCED FREE By ' St Louis Houck from Portland after thirty days Ore Laborers Just outside city limits $3 Harold Thompson 9 hours By Washington board 90c day from Toronto By Birmingham (Southern) Berasen Grtrandmen $2 day and board' 9 from Fort Worth hours time and a half for overtime and two ways on company's time Sundays ARM Y TEAM OUTCLASSED Americans only $225 a day after SO Allentown Pa Oct' 5— Fordham out- days' ' and outplayed the Olmstead Provo canyon ship dally Cuba Canada France 'and weighed football team of the United States 8450 per day carpenters Rough Carpenter-Helpertoday army ambulance corps here $250 per day Even Spain Have Repre- - winning ' 19 to 7' Skinners $825 day $2 day - Laborers Nine hours First-claBoard 90c day Work v sentatives at Series bunkhouse every day Funeral Directors electric lights shower baths pool hall CO UNDERTAKERS and commissary O’DONNELL BY CHARLES DRYDEY S West Tem7 and embalmers Idaho ship dally Must furnish your (Yeteran Chicago Baseball Writer) pi Realty bldg Phone 580 own beading ' — 5 Laborers $3 day If our climate S D EVANS UNDERTAKER CHICAGO Oet Skinners $350 day 48 & State Its health tomorrow chapel mortuary $2 day Carpenter helpers without desired If automobile aervlta news of the classic 1917 world’s se$325 day Rigger helper additional expense- Wasatch 984 handlers $250 day ries will begin to leak through the - Freight75c long Job permanent camp Board w wooden bunkhouses work every day regular and only channel Cemeteries Fare free after 30Construction days The deans are here loaded down Co 149 Phoenix LAWN CEMETERY PER-- S Apply with dope and press tickets' and a WASATCHcare West Temple city Wa54 Main street petual ribbon to wear in the lapeL Even 1S66 satch the seaa gave up lta deans A quartet arrived from Florists headed by- Victor Munose of El Munda Peprika is the synonym for ERNEST LAMBOURNE SALT LAKE’S WANTED "AT ONCE"' pep in that part of the world and store Funeral leadingourflorist new Decorations wheels or C7 the Havana delegation displayed a designs Twenty young men with specialty work salary motorcycles: permanent lot of it getting press tickets 8 Main- Wasatch '1518 $18 per week and splendid chances for One International dean blew In Western Union advancement He Is Joe Page of Montreal' ahow- Main street office 147Apply Main Found arid Lost is the effect lng how of the world’s aeries LOST—CLOVER LEAF TICKET BOOK ' An illustrious dean much envied between 9th South and Jeffersonr by the other deane IS BUI Dana His school West Temple Reward forfind-eReturn to 159 W First7 South comdope Is cabled to Paris for the benefit of the American soldiers No pany office or driver-NBEING other besides the Cuban quartet use LOST —LADY’S PURSE ON W- - 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