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Show SPOKTIXG SECTION. THE SPORTING SECTION. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1916 HERALD-REPUBLICA- N, i: KIEF SMASHES OTIS CKAXDALL, OXCEMKON MAN' OF GAME, 18 GOING: JONES ASKS WAIVERS X ! ! ! INTO DISASTER I I feature of the dinner hour, at the cafe this season. Numerous other novelties are also - being planned for this rests urant. The Saltair roller palace is making a hit with the crowds at the lake. The building- itself is particularly delightsides and the lake its FIRST DANCING CARNIVAL OF. SEASON AT SALTAIR TONIGHT A Red Extra Heavy Marathon Tube open ful, with every Marathon Regular Fab-- , breezes blowing in, cool and refreshric or Whipcord Tire. arhave been outpalms the ing. Dozens of All tires guaranteed 5000 miles. floor, ranged clear around side the railing, which lend a most air to the palace. There is pleasing an immense gallery, which affords a LANGFORD TIRE CO. view of the whole palace and splendid of skaters. ' Such conven- -its crowds Distributor Marathon Tires iences as refreshment booths, check- . Utah and Eastern Idaho. have also been prostands, etc., ing of the skaters and comfort the vided for Phone Was. -- 075. .130 E. Hroadvray, music for spectators. A band furnishes Salt' Lake City, Utah. the skaters and there are many fancy ac nonular with these Ktfr skat- the art of roller complished,. are of others Hundreds rapidly ing. up the fad and spend hours, taking everv afternoon and evening at the the roller palace. From alloneindications of the most roller palace will be at the lake this season popular cocl and attrac- it is so places delightfully EMPRESS THEATRE tive that skating can be enjoyed to the fullest extent 'all season long. at-ATotiay Kriday Saturday. competent instructor and other JESSE L,. LASKY renaanis are onandnauu ai at uuun ui Presents the delightful screen artist the afternoon evening. oume lew eany f au wa.icr uaiuoiohave gone into the lake, but the largBLANCHE est crowd is patronizing the indoor reand has been cleaned which pool, in for "warm; paired and put InThecondition "THE THOUSAND DOLLAR Is water from the water" people. HUSBAND." com-- j a to heated been has but lake, By James Young from the story by fortable degree, which makes it par- Margaret Turnbull. ticularly alluring to the early bathers, w-It- h ; (Continued fruin I'acf 1. ."porl Section) pitcher snnclfnjc to riiiM. Hut that Is what Fromme Jirt to start the music. Daley fanned, which was also unexpected. Olelchmanr. hit to Hath, who Frommo with the awlstanc1 of fnrrcl and ;ieichniann was safe himselfRisberjc singled to center, ami ;iei hmann rested at second becaiue of iu respect for the throwing arm of Quinism. Tommy 1 Bates hit. Ami then It happened. al-"!u hall that wan too high fortooRath, out far he touched it. and (housh iof reach- of Qulnlan. Anyway, it went a triple, scoring KIsherK ana ' for ;ielchninnn. Lnt of the ninth. Kldred. hlttln? Pauln for Fittery, did no worse thanCJleich-mai'could have done, for he fanned. yot QtJinlan. Shinn pnt some life in the crowd with his double to center, hut iiunny onliriefa went down. to first, dandy Flop by GIt'chman. : t;i- rt, . ) - j : ; ' : hM-.imin- J j i ; -- , J ; l&'J h I Wli III i li s.vTx i j lit! the I.os Frank Chance, manaKer of baseball Coast Pacific Anueles league club, i looking forInantwoopportunity to Mrensrthen his club into the ear Here is what he whispered department. of .i Pacific foist league scribe on the Lo Anes Express: "When the season started I thought 1 had a pennant-winnersaid Chance. "The team looked strong to me In every but I have discovered some department, Weak spots. '"We have had some tout;h luck, for on mo&t have several of the men relied In poor condition most of the time. ben The pitchers especially have appeared unable to et In shape. handicap, the club "Despite this hie well up In the race. I hss kept pretty soon as the men really fiKure that as become 1fit we will show some class. to make some "lint am determined Powers is negotiatchanges. President men from the majors ing for tome tonew close most any day now. and expects "What we need are pitchers and another lnfielder. A little more strength in thcs departments and I figure we'll start climbinfr." TIeld's band toni; ;ht. Majestic park. Advertisement. W Ik I I fcW'i ; i j J hr 1 in I i? I I Ill f&rr! : ml': i M,i W J : bwkm IMP Gathering Gaa&r Hops i-- -- ryi. ; hi in Bohemia. - . cHop quality - I -- --- f t I deter i. I- r-y- I ROWDY ELLIOTT HAVING TOUGH TIME CONNECTING "Rowdy" Elliott is experiencing exin the traordinaryhe difficulty wants from landing the majors, pitchers the Oakland Tribune. Just when saysSvas he about to close with St. Louis reliable twirlers. five Cardinal hurlers were discovered to be incapacitated for regular duty, and Miller Hug-gin- s wired postponing the deal a week. The Ozks have been offered four pitchers, but Klliott does not think they are good enough. Klliott was in telegraphic toucn with Connie Mack, McGraw, Stalllngg and two other American Association clubs. for-tw- n f Anheuser-Busc- at h, "the San Francisco, Los Angeles fl!ID RETURN Brewery St.louis. He is a mile runner. AMERICAN SPEED. "Is he a typical American?" "Yes; he likes baseball, has a motor car, owes a mortgage, pays alimony and thinks the moving pictures have grand opera beaten a mile." Kansas City Jouranl. Ladies free, Ma.iestic park. Held's band tonlght.- - Advertisement. REAL CIXCII. rolitical Boss I can land you a Job payln three thousand a year two to you and one to me. Worker And do I have an assistant who does, all the work?. Boss Sure; and we split half of his between us. Philadelphia Ilnl-- " salary letlrvr . . night. Majestic park. Dancing every Gents 2r,c. ladies free. Advertisement. 3 4 -- 15 Yfejmm mBkBirsions ally . f -- V I v CROWS JL mWSI PCAV :MiXT I 1 J today at 3.15. Today One May Only. WILD ANIMALS with Margaret Gibson In MOSTOC1C "HIGHLIGHTS AND SHADOWS." KING BAGGOT contains the extracts of the finest Utah barley. It is slightly stimulating (about per cent alcohol.) This comband ination of ""nourishment mild stimulation explains why beer can be safely taken ice where cold L Universal star in a mystery drama, "THE HAUNTED HELL' "A MEETING FOR A CHEATING. Comedy Scream. "REEL LIFE Important industrial enterprises. "soft so-call-ed and iced water cannot. drinks" Summer Excursions Co. Fisher Brewing The prize is IN THE BEER. ORPHEU FROM OGDEil AND SALT LAKE SUl TO EAST AND RETURN VIA CARr.lEIM reels of Essanay scream. , Also S Other Reels 3 Edgar Short's orchestra. Movies of Charlie Cbnplln parade 4 -- tonlgrht. Kansas City 20c IOC You Want to Read 9 Peg the Eglimg Round Trip From City Ticket Office, Hole! Ulah MAT. el Every noon. CURE "SURE For the blues. Louis Express" Every nigh. cars from Salt Lake City in connection with D. 8c R. G. daily sleeping Through Low round trip summer tourist fares to many points in the East on sale daily June 1st to September 30th. 'Automatic Block Signal - Urinary, ItPCtlU, rvou Dlseaaes. Rhenma. Ilsm, Vnricoae Velna, Pilea, PI, Ulcerations tula. nre the ailmena I have mastered, and my opinion of YOUR Is yours for the asking--. Head. Think. Act. to take This does not obligate you 9 a. m. to treatment. Office hours. a. m. to 12 10 5 p.m.; Sundays, (noon); evening's. 7 to 8. e if-a- STATE MEDICAL CO. mmmmmmmmmm-- m 4 234 S. Main Street. 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Go. 233 Judge Bldg. Salt Lake City." Phone Wasatch 1123. "TheGirSin the Taxi" 5To CMcsitio ' E. R. LEIS, "The Merry Ha! Ha! Personified is the result of m m ng n; T 1. August 2, 69, 16, 23, September and 13. Limit: October 31, 191S. ge P&GIFBC ... .. .$40.00 . 51.20 . 58.00 60.00 low . rates Proportionately from and to many other points. 13, IT, 20, 24, 2T, 31. Jnne 3, 7, 10. 14. 17, 21, . 24, 28. July 5, 12, 19, SO. Raul Pereira. the royal violinist Manfrom the court of uel, and his original sextet; clev-In er little Rosie Lloyd; "Holiday acDixieland," with ten colored king of baltors; Harry Tsuda, quick-chanancers; quickest in vaudeville, Marion Mun-soartistPealson and Ooldie, funsters and the second series of that pflotoplay. "The; Secret thrilling the Submarine. of Vrices as usual 10c, 20c. 30c. ex-Ki- o Memphis Now Playing! HIGH ART DILL. 0. L. M'FAUL, District Passenger Agent. 203 Walker Bank Building. Phone Wasatch 6900. a thrilling tale of avarice, adventure and daring deeds, full of the glamour and fascination of the sawdust arena and the people who go to make up the life of a big circus. lliLSl Limit, October 31. low Correspondingly liters. Call, AYrite or Phone ....... ......... St. Louis Chicag-- For Kates, Illustrated Itineraries, Information, SOUTIH1 .1 3 CHAPLIN In His Burlesque on Doimcr Lake and Sacramento Valley from your. car Avindows en route to San Francisco. Travel via the line of SAFETY, SERVICE, SCENERY - - Orgun recital hy Prof. J. J. McCIellan Ueer ! night. i Geo. Olson & Son SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH BILLIE BURKE thMMutS&i&& ? i YALE CAPTAIN. New Haven, Conn., May 31. John W. Overton of Nashville, Tenn., was elected captain of the Yale track team to- L Distributors ps OVERTON' V ( r - "Sins of fclen" fisher f; y" delight the dancers. The Ship cafe has a delightful seashore air. with Its arrangement of win dows and its white paint and flowersLie u his baskets hanging about. Mr. t. with of the cafe, Malre, manager -- orns of colored waiters and expert chef is on hand to satisfy the well known Saltair appetite. An orchestra stand has been arranged in the cafe and a goodly portion of the floor rea surfaced for dancing, which will be in re- - unpleasant suits. LAST TIME TODAY Dorothy Bernard and Stuart Holmes s o "fl ' Bottled vtr1: "Pick-Pick-Picannin- without VISIT Lake Tahoc, "America's most.beauti-fu- l lake"; Iel Monte, Monterey, and Santa Barbara. Santa Grand American Eiver Canyon, wholesomeness demand 2 .; 1 Okooms," one of the most popular of waltzes, will be on the program,"Mis-as will "Aloha," "Humorescjue," souri" and a number of others. The to "You'll crowds will gayly one-ste- p Be There," "Ladder of Roses," "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm," "We'll Have a Jubilee on our Old Kentucky Home" and a lot of other favorites. Such fox trot selections as "Made in "Come on Along," "Chin America," will Chin" and Sale Dates, June 10 to 17 inclusive. Return Limit, Oct. 31, 191G. jxJP mines aeliciousness of beer flavor, vhood hops are ood for the nerves. are corice baajerHops ded to bo the best hops, (genuine ? imported Saajer Hops are used making exclusivelyjiv Budweisen deli- distinctive jot ciousness and pure t- - 1. one-ste- v.rISwSS t of Saltair management the first of the Thursday carnivals of the 1916 night dancingwhen season continuous dantonight, order of the evening. cing will be the This feature of the dancing program at the lake last year was exceedingly A the. i big popular . and,i in. accordance . i with ., j mua lor a continuation ui inia Iaemana at the resort, Saltair officials nave arranged for a dancing carnival to be held every Thursday night. Danis particularly popular at the lake cing at present and from all Indications the continuous dancing will continue at the of the popularity It had attained height at the close of last season. There will be two bands to furnish the music, one will specialize on the OTIS CRANDALL. waltzes and the other delight with and fox trots. All the old faCRANDALL. star of the Feds vorites and scores of new syncopations 0TLast season and for many years and any number or the pepular "Bells will be given. "Snookie the invincible iron man of the selections New York Giants, Is passing1 on. A severe cold settling in his side during the training season has kept him almost entirely inactive and on the bench so far this season and there Is small reason to hope that he will be able to recover. "Waivers have been asked on Cran-da- ll and unless he is claimed by some ::! other big league team he may be shipped to the bushes. Jast season when Crandall was pitching for the Sf. Louis Feds, Fielder Jones, then Fed manager, declared that he was the greatest pitcher in base11 ball. Jones has been obliged to believe that Crandalf is no longer the star of earlier days, as he is letting him go. v. There can be no doubt that the "Iron Man's" star is waning. While in the heydey of his youth and strength he was beyond question one of the toughest and stoutest twirlers that ever graced the game. able to work every other day lie was no with apparent fatigue. He came V to be known as the best relief pitcher Cruz ." In the business. who will rrnndall has many friends his dismissal, but on.the best of SEEreret The 1" may the old inbovs must pass if heHe , fast company decline isofable remain his to recover, but with the ibest strength his daya of greatest use fulness are over. Doc has declared that he does not mucli relish the minors and that if he i can't keep the pace In the bisr leagues be will iult the game, retire to his farm and feed the cows and chickens. THE AMERICA! There is nothing' quite like a glass of good cold beer on a hot day. 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