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Show THIS SALT LAKE ft; By C. F. BERTELLI, Universal Service Staff Correspondent, (Special Cable pispatch.) g PARIS, Jan, 24.' The purse of 1700,000 may be offered for the Penipaey-Carpentlfight by a syndicate of French eporting men eager to have the bout held in France. If tide amount ralsod, If will be divided 1100.000 for Urmpney and M0,90 for CarpenUea The French syndicate it beaded by rvtuee record-breakin- er hlmut. In tua meantime, other promoters are still campaigning to land the fight for Amorlia Nate Leals of Chicago, wh6 Is now in Laris tijlng to sign Carpentier to meet Dempsev in New Orleans, In be of liomlnhk Tortorlch. saul to today: In legiid to Coihian'a offer to bet $100,000 ll at Carpentier has signed an ecnlract not to fight r. c veept Il England under his Francois Discamps assured me the under yuSterdov that Carpentier, WINS terms of flits m tides signed with COchpan will ba free to ,cept other offeis aft: FROM LEGION to able Is unless Cochran Fctiua-1, sre by prod in o Iciipi e a signal, ' tlmv. ' kfreial to Tae Tribune. It a certainty This prsct'enl.y makes f KOVO, Jan. 24. Despite the absence In toil will not la the .bout that ho, lor tt Is not I'Oi.rulered lonsinlo of two regulars and the Injury to a third, had little hcie ihet rxmpsov will accept Cochran's tlie fevt B, Y. t'. hoopstei u I offer. Inasmuch ss both lortorich ami trouble downing the Ameritic Rickard have offered r.t least twice can Legion te.uu of Lent. 47 to 2, her tonight in the local gymnasium j kx tnucln CUurutiuo Edward wad Alfred Page, tie iTlnce Murat, who fa heading the two experienced men of lust years lvacn gjmlicHr. save he b' confident only er were out. the flvo. of Krnrh sportairen the patroliim that snako-tiwe being II. n nnd -Fsgw- - having creek mn He will miet"?' rf Jtte an uijury $700,000 purse an easy matter, and that Brown, at forward, to his stiklo, which will pmbaoly keep It will be possible to post satisfactory forfeits as soon as Carpentier ft released 'Bunk'' out of Die boop game for the retriaindct of the season. fiom tils contract with Cochran. The Legion quint proved esrv for the Carpentier Is to nail for New York on March 15, accompanied by his manager, locals, supporters from the legion stating Hoop fans were Imseamps, en his way to Los Angeles to thev were off color. It Is much disappointed, expeeling to sen a fulfill a- - motion picture contract. will close .tin but Kiendirnan. wag give ha(jle,, Impossible .with expected that .the 'a few boxing exhl6ltlons while he Is in the Y" five In possession of the bail the Inited Mate, and It Is also thought neatly all the time. match Dunn, who replaced Edwards at center, probable that the mm with Jack Dempsey also will be arranged played s remarkable game, scoring seven . field before he and Descamps start back home. With Ken goals in the Should the match be arranged to lake Weight at center. Jarvis at guard, and place at Tijuana, or somewhere In the Reeves st forward In the second half. Coach Roberts had an oppdrttmlty to size 1nlted Stifles, of course Carpentier w be likely to select training quarteia arid up the men. In order to get a line on remain until after the match. In order who he will start against the Aggies next to become thoroughly acclimatednight In Logan. Saturday In the last ten years, the B. Y U. has suffered only one defeat at the hands of Lewiz Throws Freberg. the Aggies in Logan, and with tne re ROCKFORD, I'!., Jan. 24 Ed ("Stran- markable record that Rohertr has hung Lewis defeated John Freberg up of developing teams at the last (no gler") In a wrestling match here last night ment, Provo fans are confident the "Y' Lewis won the fall In one hour and six lads will he returned the victors In their minutes with the headlock. first collegiate battle. Although it is quite probable that Page will be In shape for the Katurday game Edwards will not be in shape until the Crimson from Salt LaLke Is met three EI1T TAKE weeks from tonight on the local floor Reeves will probably replace Brown, and although a bit slow. Is an accurate shoot- - Xlavana ran. claiming, Second race, six f ui longs First Consul, 104 (Car to 5, 3 to i, I to J. won; modyl, to 5. 3 to 105 tPUUens), J to 1. to I, 5. second; Lnoia I.. 93 (Hunt), I 14 Colonel 13 to 1. 8 to 5, third. Time I.lliard, Major Bradley, lluah, Kastep ami R evs also ran. and up. Third rae, Frank Burke, 103 claiming, six furl, mg I Lux). J to 1. to 6. 3 to 6, won; Point to Point, 11,1 (Cnrrtgan), 3 to 3. even, 1 to 2, second; Terawion, 113 (Weiner), Time 10 to 1, 4 to 1. 2 to I, tbltd. 13 Lttmdle, Doubting Thomas, Princo Boncro, Lenna and T ro Ai y also ran. five and Fourth race, a half furlongs Fort Churchill. 119 (McIntyre), 107to 5. 1 to 3, ) 9toto6, 2,won,toBlack . I (Merlmee), Prince, to 2, second, Mias KUan, Job (Larmody), I to 1. 3 to 1, 8 to J, third. Time- -J 06 l. Mighty Lever, Orleans Girl. Clearing Up and .Rabat also ran. Fifth race, purse W)0, claiming,half furand up. five and 2. longs Nope. 112 (Pickens), even, 15 to to 2. I t 4, won; Pomersne, 103 (Lux). 193 (Barnes), even, 1 to 2, second; Avion. Time 10 to 1, 4 to 1, 2 to 1, third. 04 Prince Easy, Baby Bonds, and Wtlls Prince Direct, Lady Ivan Nephew also ran. and up, Sixth race, yards Lit claiming, pne mile and fifty tie Cote, 108 (Merrlmee), 2 to 1, vn, 1 to 2. won, Pretty Baby, 104 (Carmody) 4 to 2, sven. t to 3. second, Mias Sweep, 1, 8 to 1, 4 to I, third. lit (Crump), 20 toLda Hot', Herrmann, Time 1.43 Yenghee, The Snob and Mud Sill also -- a-" l.y-rra- aust-th-e- first-half- - LESS To, Joint Total of Victories for Cub yand White Sox three-vear-old- s, 1 three-year-old- x, l-- three-yesr-ol- ds 1 three-year-ol- LEHl -- Result. three-year-old- s, 5. PROVO VARSITY rmuh-toutc- Com-maoh- o, flalntlng, six fm lungLittle One, 168 (Brown), 3 to 1, to f., 1 to 5, won; Director James, 39 (Marlines), 10 to 1, 4 to 1, i to 1, second. Imlnmator, 9 (Fletcher). 3 to 1, 6 to 5, Time to 6, third I 14 Sea l'rlnce, Sherry. Cur Maid, (Jueeu Gaffney and Miss La Uun aluo First race,- ony--ahe- re irun-lHiui- ul $- 1 Hy Lnlveraal Service NhW YORK. Jan. !i President Qtoueham of the Giant announced lest night that he Intended to boost the salaries of the players on bis team. The basis of the Increase, he said, was the high cost of living. The explanation tame today when baseball UrUea heard that the com lave of the big league magnalea to be held at Chicago next month would console r the question of latelng baseball admission raise The exact term of the proposed Increase have not yet been definitely outlined, hut It Is understood sentiment Is cryslalizlng In favor of a minimum admission price of75 rents. The present 25 and 50 cent tick, its w'ou.tl be entirely abolished. The nciwrlccs, according to the wishes of a number of the club heads, would be 75 cents for the bleachers ah, an even H for the unreserved grandstand swts. Owing to their successful finnmial season last jsar. It la understood the two clubs In this city and toe Iwn In Chicago are aatlsflod with their present admission prices, but In a number of outer cities around the two circuit where earnings were lean In 1914 the demand from the moguls wilt be Insistent for the Increase. Expenses were heavy last year. It Is pointed out, but they will be even heavier next season. The example of btonehatn In increasing salatlas will have to be Imitated tn other clubs if the players are to be kept Itr line. And, naturally, whatever rises theie are In salaries will be met. If the majority of the magnates have their way, by passing them along to the fan. Figure. and up, Seventh race, n5 one in" claiming, pnre 3700, 110 (Cartnody). yards1 Jellison. twenty 5 to 1. 2 to even, won; balvatelle, l3 nd; (Weiner), I to 1. 4 to 5. 2 2toto5, 1, seoo 4 to 6, 107 (Mvrrltnee). Great Gull, 2 to 5. thlt d. Tuna 1 40. Skyman, Allah and Corydon also ran. thras-yaar-ol- ... . New . Orleans .Entries.. race, three furlongs Alcatraz L4 ot ty T: ompuer I IB. Btmga. Buck 1t. lib. Buddie Kean ltd Automata Red lit., 114, Whippet Tutf. tl6, John S. Reardon 114 Last One 114. tLc Second race, six furlongs PllsenWashJamas F Cummings Jt2, George lll, RPedy ington 112. Columbia Teen Raeontmss 40 Foot ttO,' Kezliih U'7, Star Frances 107, K. Charming 107. Jean loti. Huron 11 105, Hattie M9rtcy M2. 108. Avery Alex Gets 106. Prince Douglas Trumbo 112. IAcgden 112. Third race, mil and seventy vardsAr The Lamb U0, The Pirate HO. The chcr HO, Jim Hastings 110, Cormoran llo A! Buja HO. Bareuka 105, Mountain Girl 105. Bee's Wing 105, I Am First 104 Fourth race, six furlonx Cjpportumty 112. Charles 1ydacker XU, Puilux 114. A. N. Akin lift, Twin Twin 110, Duke of Devonshire luf Converse 105, Big Idea 104 Brother MrClean 104, Trusty 107. Rainbow Girl 100, Anticipate 99, Bobby Allen 40, JIv Dear 99. Cock o the Maine . 103 Mose 100 Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth Chief 110, 112, Prospectorr,,1,UTV 120. Bands of Pleasure Holdat PeVurdon 105, Tantalus 9 97. Romo Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth Plum' 104, Istclus 113, rot 102. 'Ben Hampson 102. Dancer 109, NapthaJu 102. Toddler 10(. Jauk Handful 107. General Bng Monroe 110. Semper Staiwarth 104. l,ot-tr- v Mattox 97, Comarho MX. Yndeler 19. 109 Aldebaren 113 Brian Boru 100, Baby Slater 4, Verily 102. Seventh race, mile and a sixteenth Brown Favorite 111. Nanoleon 109 Little String 109. Wand 104. Tie Pin tl2, Paul Connellv 113, Fa rah on 109. Baby Lynch 104, Pruens 107, Bombast 109. Arbitrator Al Pierce 108 Counterbalance 112 Cadillac 109, General HO, Grumpy 105. 107. Dollv Mab Great Weather, raining and sloppy. Kl-t- t Top .Other Team. a glass of Salts Bafck if your hurts or Bladder bothers. ' . The American men and women must guard constantly against Kidney trouble, because we eat too much and all our food is rich. Our blood is filled with uric acid, which the kidnevs strive to filter out; they weaken from overwork, become sluggish; the eliminative tissues clog and the result is kidney trouble, bladder weakness and a general decline in health. When your kidneys feel like lumps of lead; your back hurts or the urine Is eloudv, full of sediment or you are' obliged to seek relief two or three times during the night; if you suffer with sick headache or dizzv, nervous spells, acid stomach, or von have rheumatism when the weather is bad, get from vour pharmacist about four ounces of .Tad Salts: take a tablespoonful in g glass of water before breakfast for a few davs and your kidneri will then set fine. . This famous salts is made from the acid of grape and lemon juice, commuted with hthia, and has been used for generations to flush and stimulate dogged kidneys; to neutralize tho acids in the urine so it no longer is source of irritation, thus ending bladder disorders. Tad is inexpensive; cannot inmokes a delightful effervescent jure, lithia-wate- r beverage, and belongs in i erv home, because nohodv can make a inistr.ko by having a good kidney flushing any time, f Advertisement.) Heat Eases Pain .Say Physicians Referee Squash. Daisy N.. Move Hollers. Tommy Chandler, also ran. Stilly Night and Miss Brush Don Jose won. Third race, sex furlongs third. Hta Jan Time, second. Abe Little Charles 14. Ethel. F.melda. Praetorian, -- of PjAhias, Knight Oegn. Roadmaetec, Dirk Wlnfrev and Rochester also ran. Fourth race, five and a half furlongs Mvrtle A. won. Ku KluX second, Mv Miss Parnell Grade third Time, hrone Ward. Ideal and Cy Merrick also ran. Fifth race, mile and s sixteenth Jake Rohas won, Ijvbette Noire second, Sam Yermark, Hill third Time, 1.44 Mister Mark. Medusa, Clara Martin and Mather also ran. Sixth race, six furlongs Choirmaster won, Srarpla second. Sturdee third. Time, 14. Onwa, Taiublan, Verna B. and Jim Thorp also ran. Seventh race, mile and seventyyards T.adv Wsldeck won, Broncho Billv second, RutTime. 1 47 Audrey K. third. land Arms, Gomul and Commander also ran. Time, t .01 Raile. On your business affairs experience and judgment . years. New Yorkers can brag shout tbs supremacy of the Giants in the mutter of long distance records, and Boston folks have the right lo gloat ever the fact that no American league team has won more battles In the aggregate than the Red Box, The Cuba and White Box, however, me second in their respective organized to serve you as confidential business secretary. The degree-o- f confidence it merits is reflected by its directors. LEWISTON LOSER IN CONTEST WITH HYRUM Special to Tke Tribune. HYRUM. Jan. 24 The local athletic dub scored a victory over Lewis ton here thls evening. The game was close at all times, In spit of the fact that Hymni led from the beginning , Rawlings and Talbot performed In a creditable manner forLewisron. Jnr the locals. Wright and Thompson divided honors. , The lineup and summary: LEWISTON. " 5. - 1 Tijuana Entries. First race, five furlongx Plaything 99. Anna Jackson 97. Little Spider 112, Vallie H2, Tom Bore) H2. Pajorita JI 112. Judge Referec Bernxtcn Turf Results and Entries New Orleans Results. Use ycilow mustard with all the blister taken ont for aches, pains, in- - ' First race, three furJoe Tag. H2 (Wlda). 10 to I 6 to llammationi', conjrestions and swelling. longs 1, 8 to 5. won: Silver Springs. H4 (SimpBeiry Jlustarine, made with true son). 8 to 5, 4 to 5. to 5, second: Marveilow mustard and other guerite Dixon, 1"9 (Howard), 16 to 5. 4 ingredients added, does tho work qukk- - to 5. 1 to 2. third Time 37. Frank Moody, Machine Gunner, Mammy o Mine, Baby Grand and Charles A. Byrne also ran. Second race, si furlongs Bullet Proof, 104 (ColtiletH), 5 to 2, 7 to 20, out, won; Minute Man. HO (Ambrose). 11 to 20, oqt, second; Ira Wilson, 110 (Buxton). 20 to J. 6 to 1 2 to 1, third. Time 1 14 Keep. Ballybell, The Lamb and Cormoran also ran. Third race, and up, six furlongs Who Cares. 12 (Wlda), 10 to 1, 3 to 1, 6 to 5. won, Discussion, 105 (Rob to 5, 1 to 5. aecoiid, inson), 2 to 1, War Mask, 107 (Buxton), 11 to 5. 4 to 5, I to 3, third) Time 1.15 Converse, Captain Herahler and Brother McLean also ran and up. Fourth race, mil and 70 yards Bolster. 1$ (Am1 , brose), 8 to 5. to 10. to J, won; Wood-trs109 (ColMletti). I to 1. 2 to 1 7 to 10 .second. General Glenn, 92 (Wlda), 7 to 2. 2 to 1. even, third Time 1 47 Blkir Cowrie. Ttppeeabt, Courtship and Madge F. alpo ran. and up. mile Fifth race. four- er than the best mustard plaster rear and on furlong Dottle Vandiver. i4 grandmother ever made and without (Pierce), 9 to 10. 1 to 3, out, won: King 5 to 1. t to 8. tho fun. inns and blister. Neptune, 107 (Coltil-ttl- ), Doctors prescribe it and nurses use 7 to to, second, Tsnlac, 113 (Sterling). Time I. 6 to 5, third it for c t colds, bronchitis, sore 81 66to, 1, 6 Elto Rev. Aldebaran. throat, lumbago, neuralgia, neuritis, sci- Bit end N K. Beal Speedstpr, a'ao ran. atica and rheumatism because heat and up one Sixth race, esses the ptia. Any druggist 30 and mli and on furlong Wadsworth's Last. 40 fen's. 115 (Lunsford). 7 to 10, 1 to 4, out, won. a; 1,1 Marauder. 103 (Colt lie till. Ho 1, T It J, cgr'ia-1 to 2. second; Capital City HI Bov. to 1, S to ?, 4 to 8, third Time 1 58 Put and Calls. Water Willow. General Byn and Buddie Tucker also W c ran. snd up. Seventh race, (nur.yesr-old- u --Li. on and nines J. C. Stone. j Ellsworth 113, Bumekv 113. Second race, five furlonrs Wish I Could 89, Vlrgina D'Ore 89. Redman 107, Harry Mason 107. Aline B. 110. Cy Merrick 112, Gila 112, San Diego W'hite 112. Third race, six furlongs Thrills 107, Lewis B. 114. Mineral Jim 114. Dick W.vnl-fre- y 114, Bill Dec h man 114. Foeman 114, Thirteen 114. Fourth raoe, one mile Leinster inj, Tuie Mack 104, Frosty Morning 106, Deehra 109, Little Abe 109,' Medford Boy 109, Maud Bacon 109. Fifth race, five and a half furlong 1 three-ycar-m- ld 5. three-vear-ol- ear-ol- t ysr-- wi 5. th d L. S. Cates A. H. Cowie John Daly C. A, Day John Dern J. F. Dunn ar Lafayette Hanchett John K. Hardy ' A. D. "Ellis, Jr. M. E. Evans 0. M. Whitmore Duncan Macvichle W. N, McGill George E. Merrill P. J. Quealy H. W. Sturges . Bankers Trust Company affiliated with - v;-.- -- National Copper Bank nL SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH OPPOSITE THE POSTOFFICE Braves Cut Bostons Total. Although the Red Sox lead the American league by-- a fair margin, the Braves have been so consistently In the second division for most of the seventeen years that Boston's total of victories is fourth In the majors, 2447. The only other city represented by two. teams is St. Louis, and there Is good reason for the morose ness of the Mound City fans In the record of tnelr two teams, which have on only 2105 games, of which the Browns have contributed 1070 victories. Ohio rooters cap gaze with fair pride on the record of their two teams, al- though neither succeeded In winning pennant until the Reds copped last fall. Cincinnati has won onlv 1238 game In seventeen years, but Cleveland has annexed 1314. which makes Ohios grand total better than that of the two Philadelphia teams, which have won more Sherman Fargo James Farrell Eugene Giles W. J. Halloran Julian Bamberger This seven teen-yeperiod is not selected to make a good showing for Chicago, but because it covets the exuct span of time In which the National and Amerkan league circuits have not bean changed, theiefora penults a comparison fair lo all the cities in both leagues Prior to 1903 tho American league's territory was subject to annual r Lifts, and the National league adopted Its present circuit only a few years before that. Cnitatgcs Cubs have won a total Of 1519 games in seventeen seasons, tn most Of which the schedule has called for 154 contests, for euuh club. In the same time the Vv'hlto Sox have won 1383. This makea a total of 29f4 for Chicago. The two New York teams have come nearest Hint record. The Giants lead tn the veterwtt eircult 'tvllh "a grand total of 1562 triumphs, but tho Yankees have won only 12J1 games, giving Manhattan Island a combined total of 2773 victories The Athletics and Phliliea are a good thhd with 2544 games won, and they are nearly equally divided between the two Quakertown teams. -- Louis 99, Bon Fante 148. My Grade 168, 110. Tab D'Honeur 111. Myrtle Quartette A. 112. Harrv D. 114. . Sixth race, six furlongs Harrlgan's Tfelr 99. Ringleader lit. Little Princes M2, Phi) Mohr 114, Troewen 114, Elaablo 117, Tiajan 117. Seventh race, mile and seventy yards M. Baker 108, W. Waldeek 168, Lady Marguerite W. HI.117.Emelda 112, Ambuscade M4, GoMnn Weather clear; track fast. tr veloped In Jhe league, for he was a good batsman In addition to a fast and efficient third baseman. Turner, who Is 39 year of age, mi thinks he has several seasons of baseball left In his makeup, and is seeking a berth in the minors, of board NEW YORK, Jan. 24 The aocltilion H. H. (Ted) McGrew, umpire of the Virmanagers of the Metropolitan tlie applica has been asked to approve ginia basehaM league, has been signed for the tlons of etgut organizations for coming season In the Pacific Coast votes league, W. H. McCarthy, president of the ship in the A. A. U. Nowilldissenting cnUy coneeq Coast which are expected, league, announced here late today. now affiliated .McCarthy said President Bradley of the bring the total of clube A. up A. L, the with the largest body of Virginia league considered McGrew the be8t umpire he had, but believed he wae to 150. orsranizallone to a promotion." entitled the ,rdueeting Among memliershlp Is the Pnnceton university A The other new clubs under consider. New Jeraey boxing clubs hope to InDon are Twelfth Infantry, Washington crease bouts from eight to twelve A. A., St. rounds. their The chief reason advanced for Heights A, A., Frederick LoeeerSettlement, Street C. C.. s Henry Marv the addition of the four rounds Is to meet Dunbar Physical club and Newark A. A. in New York, anticipated competition ' which Is expected to legalize either ten In the near future. Ten event wtH comprise the program or twelve round bouts a a New of the annual Indoor games of the Twenty-secon- d to the labor troubles and difficulty chib at Owing York Athletic securing building material, the magnifiRegiment armory on February 2L The In features ere the Baxter mile, Buermeycr cent clubhouse of the recently organized 300 and New York A. C. vs. Boston A. A. International Sporting club of New York mile relav race. The handicap contests rity will not be ready fftr occupancy until d run, late In the summer. It was planned to run, are n run open the club In February, Jimmy Waldo run, mile walk, three-mil- e limit) to be one of the star attractions the limit), standing high jump limit). Inaugural night. shot and putting on JanuPaul with Pilgrim close Entries Baker Has Hopes for PbiUics. ary 11. Baker of the Phillies says It . President Rowing as an exercise Is greatly en- is a mistake to think Gavvy Cravath clubs will depend on hts oldster for next seajoyed by many members of eastern who no longer try for places in the varison. A number of youngsters have been ous racing crews. The Metropolitan Row- signed. It is stated, and there will be awarded a fully thirtv ing club of New York city players In the medal to John E. Gough, who rowed 1464 when It goes to Birmingham.Pbilly squad miles durlrlg 1919, beginning March 2. He was out dally for a row on the Harlem river. He I 59 years of age, weighs 141 shape. He pounds and. Is In fine phjslcal is a former Boston club oarsman. Sport Gossip 300-ys- 1600-yar- (173-yan- Terry Turner, sixteen years In the American league, has apparently plaved his last game in the me lor. He has just been released by the Athletics, with whom he played a few games last season after Clev ciand elub had released him unthe LONG conditionally. Turner began his career with Cleveland UTT7VE ROCK. Ark., Jan. 24 The In 1903 and playel continually with that club until last spring. He was considered Camp Pike. Ark (Third division, toregular start one of the most successful lnflelder de- army), basket ball team Is about part on sn extended tour, covering largeteams of the United States, playihg army in many large army posts and cl!: San teams representing athletic clubs, Y. M. C. A. and several college teams. This Is the first effort of its kind toward the championship of the regular army, ban Antonio. Texas, Des Motr.es nd Chicago will be among the dues to be visited. DOYLE WILL PINCH HIT FOR NEW YORK Not since the davs of Sammv and Harry McCormick has John Strang J. Mi Graw of the Giants had a man who could pinch hit to his entire satisfai-tion- , McGraw is a great believer lu having one of these utility flitters hanging round the ball park. According to the latest reports. intends to stick to Larry Doyle and groom him for tho post once so ably filled by these never-tten pinch men, btrang and McCormick. as well as present day faux will recall the 'mighty swats delivered two relief men whenever they by these were summoned to break up a game. When Ntrang was with the Giants he appeared to be a careless, lacks daisical sort of person, but when he sent up there in the pinches, mv. how that good looking youngster could apply the old Louisville slugger, it was the same with the lumbering Hat rv. The latter was never very long on speed, but he could cuff the old pill Th4se were the happy davs around. for the Giants manager, how he bax designs in the direction of Doyle, and it looks ns if the smiling eoal miner is due for the emergency work. Of course, this docs not mean that Larry is through as an active player. On the contrary, the aggressive little eoit will be used as often as is necessary. aw s s CAMP PIKE HOOPERS TRIP TO TAKE Branch Exchange We skip to all parts of Utah, Idaho, Wyoming and Nevada, ' ' by parcels post, express or freight Our purchasing power enables us to giva oitr patrons the benefit of 1 low prices FINEST OF ALL FRUITS AND VEGETABLES GROCERY SPECIALS Tins WEEK ONLY, STARTING JANUARY 28 Pile Sufferers NEW TEAM ADMITTED INTO BANK LEAGUE The Tracy Loan & trust company basketball team has recently been ad mitted to membership tn the local Bank ers' league. The players comprising the team are Sid Nle'xon, Mont Preece, Connie Haymond, Bill Hook. Joe Ltnrn-I-! aptain; Glen Larncd and Gene Amott N. C. Ellis i manager. Yexterdav afternoon the earn d.Yeated the Federal Reserve bank five by a score of 59 to 16. 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Conn , Jan 24 Guv Method to. the offer from Yale To get the best results take "Seventy-Se- Ntekalls hs ardaccepted Erg-anon will sail from university February 21 to take up his work as row. ven et the first sign of a Cold, Ing coach, tt was announced bv Churchll Petera. of Seattle, captain of the Yale the first sneeze or shiver, the first C. v arsiety crew. feeling of weakness es if some serious FOR Butter Found Let Lie Prove This Free method for the treatment attd permanent rellel of pile is the correct one. Thousands upon thousand of grateful letters testify to tblx. and I want vou to try this method at my expanse. No matter wnether your case Is of long standing or recent development, whether is it chronic or acute, whether it is occasional or permanent, you shduld send for this free trial treatment. No matter where you live no matter what your age or occupation If you are as real Good Troco and Rid Yourself My Internal All Depth. Wasatch 100 Connecting Where They Treat You Right. FREE TO three-vear-old- s. 2-- 5 W. F. Adam' W. W. Armstrong Same for Seventeen Years. -- is - i city, integrity, The Bankers Trust Company maracircuits In the eevonleon-yea- r thon, and their joint total of victories is considerably In excess of that o( any other two team leprasontlug the name 5 Christ trust for the CONFIDENCE in those whom you is based oh CHICAOO. Jan. 24 Chicago baseball fans can boast of having the best two teams in .the major leagues, but not the two best teams, based on post ptrform-anct- s covering a period of seventeen ,4 Take Professional and Business Men . pennants. A. L. Competition Closer. On the .whole the campaigns In the American league have been much more doselv contested, as the records show the teams in that circuit have been more evenly matched than in the National. For instance, the Red Sox. who lead in 12 the younger circuit, have won fewer than Pittsburg, which tanks games third In the veteran league. The Athletics are onlv fifth In the American league. In spite of the many flags they have won, but the Mackmen annexed IS more victories than tho Phillies, who are in the National. fourth P T New York and Chicago have been most 14 Tijuana Result. uniformly successful In the older circuit, and have a wids margin in grand totals 14 First race, flvo furlongs J. T. r Sud Crisple third. over the other teams, while Boston and 0 won. Vivo Cuba second Clear the Wav, DovericJge I 01 5 Tim Chicago in the American arc closely Little Jake and pressed by-- Detroit and Cleveland. Supernal, Colonel 0 Boyle The composite standings of the two 10 peter Grim also ran. Second race, five furlongs Mex won, major leagues from 1903 to 1919, In47 Tadv Harrison second, Cicely Kav third. clusive, appear elsewhere In this issue 10 23, littO. 110 (Lunsford). T to 2, even, 3 to 5, won; out, Hajazet, llo (tSrh ksoni, S to 6, Z to 5, 1. I wound! 1 lallv, S3 tColtllettli, I to 61 to I, even, third. Tim also itmldcr Lsrihli and Harry ran. MAJORS TO LIFT ADMISSION RATES TO HIGH FIGURE Prince Murat French Syndicate to Talk in Fabu-lo- u Till DUNE, SUNDAY M0KN1NG, JANUAHY es WIG 35c can Apple Butter .26c for . . t 45c Peeled Muscat 37c Grapes 50c can, Corned Beef 43c for 25c Shasta Jama an 4 18c Jellies 20e Kamo Prepared 16c Mustard Mustard 20e can 18c Sardines 20e 8. Y. Greet) Chilli .13c Peppers 3 cans Del Monte Tomato Sauce . ,25c 25c TajPor'a Chill) Sauce . v 19c 30c Tall Pink Salmon . 24e for . 20e Fiat Pink Salmon 17c for . Tuna 50c Catalina 43c Fish . , . a30c 1j-l84c tard 68e ldb. cen Mustard ....... thinks you ........... can-Mn- for 0 23e Pvmp 40e bvrup Blue . . Blue ,...52c Ribboa 19c Ribbon 3ac First quality ery Butter . 15c Libbys 35c jab Peanut Cream- Butter 62c 45c Mulliga- tawny Soups, can. Morgan Dressing, bottle Flour Ii.,c Flakes Flak Salad for 35c can Mackerel in Souse, 23c can...... 40c jar Sweet Relish )). yfC 30e Salt Mackerel 22c? 30c bulk Miaee Meat, 84c pound 30c Crescent Bakin Powder , 26c 25e Readv - to Use Baking Powder . . 19c ....... Pettiiohn Flakes . 43c 21c Fruited Wheat or 2 for 45c Oats 20e A. J. Buckwheat 17c Flour 20c Readv to Bake Panes ke Flour ..18c 50 E. C. . ...lie Corn ...lie 12Je National Corn 12c 25s ss 35c jar 17UP Teeco Pancake lie 15c Campbell's Chicken Soups, 33c 9716 11c 45c keg Ginger Snans .......... 40c Maid Coffee ...37c o' Barley 34c 25c EverFresih for .. Peas ;..,17c S3 EverFresh Soup egf tables . ,.,,.8c Dc Cepco Evaporated Vegetable ,...8c 20c Axle Grease 14c 20c Jet Oil Shoe Polieh , ,14c 10c Borax Castile 3 bars 24c Soap it Feets 3Silk Soap at bars 20c 15c Maxine Elliott 10c Soap . 10c Rose Bth Soap 2 for 15c at., 7 1 Teepee Snso, spe5 for 29c cial JOe m -- .......... 2he ing oiewart's E3 Blue- 14c ' ill O - 3 d d i H MEAT DEPARTMENT Collins Puts Out McCarthy. illness wss pending, this is the time to Jan 24 Bob CoHns, Our Meat are selected from the best of corn-festeer beef that BISBEE. Arl break up Grip and Colds. for free book giving fuU par local heatywe gat boxer knocked out Tx reaches this market. Also real spring lambs, milk-feveal, country- tn the eeooad MeCartbv of Kansas City Trench tkuUr dressed poultry. We make all eur own sausages every day, AH sorts preparation. d lied Doctor's Book in English, French, round of thdr bout World frame. of smoked and cured meats. Over 89 yews here last night WKcexe. T wtlmooisl from sit perts of the world. FOR PURE LARD WE RENDER OUR OWN-- In Spanish, Portuguese or German mailed 3s. 5s snd 10s palls. Dvr 300 la one ye. Wntt g eoc t Peters Throw Claphaa.- ,SEAL VEAL, HOGS and POULTRY. " BEST PRICES PAID-TOfree." Peters of TRENCH'S REMEDIES, LIMITED BOIFE, Ida.. Jan. 24 Chr! TWO DELIVERIES DAILY 9:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. "77' at all Drug and Country Stores Omaha, defeaied Fam Clspbam In a 1085 St. James Chambers, 7 Adelaide St. R, 154 In last two here mated Stedlclne Ifnmao night Co, wres'Iing Humphrey YV llhara Toronto, Canada uimiimnUJulMmithitJlUUiHiiHhUistiiiMi u,iiUimiUlttit!ltlltl)lMHIliilJ (Adv.) ttsaighi fulls, in 51 and 21 minute. Street, New York. . - ss stt I fj S |