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Show 1 I Till; SALT LAKE THlHUAh. WblLNl'.MM H CJirifJlBJlL BRINGING UP FATHER HD : .AiuiiMMf, By GEORGE McMANUS 31 A $4.0. tbira. ray Katie I 12 X JV-'- V. ratter Hapfr Tub. ft$n4 112 FriHfkt, Laaeelot a aft Alwrft alaa MS. te Ift her mi aft ! lid Atvwrft a a aft sy ftecMft twc. walftaft 1 ptr-dd- i 14 4 wile Faal Wttfte), Pd lO Mia'-k$4 40 110 (Ktnfl. $a ftO. $ $1140. $7 $0, aaraaft; Tracer. 11$ (J 4 $0, third, Tlwa. 1 44. BeUlerar. Parairy. oeataattoa, Mias Jtell, Frtsoaa Is Diaia Olri. ftsausy Boy, ftec LureUa. Uayefok sft Cosaia a aft Ctaaeaftafa ftieo raa. Tftlrft rare, eolta aft (elftiafw. $ eea fur leaf e Fa (rhea, 10ft (Haaeeerl. $4 kft $4 90. $ft ft waft; aV Fal. 11$ (I.ket. $4 9ft. 10ft $4 0 Ibtrft. $A $0, aareaft; Ala T late, l 2ft Harry Braaaa, Berftack. BracVhoU Ylrta. ( kiara a eft Wratwoaft alee raa TD FLIGHT ee adle fwe, fltllaa. $ year-e107 Breaftea $14 40. $ft (Haaeeerl. t . ( lift R'ftlaea $8 90, $i 90. tMj Lerrataa. aeeaaft. Mile. Daaie, l7 IF Wllswt, $.v Oft. I MaW. 41. Sirea third. Tlee Buy ftlfasl. Ftorer. Clifttearllia lift Thclna t. aJsa ra Flftk rase. Syraralfta, rajfa aaft foar aaft ear ka If furkef John ft. piftinf. Hr4a. 112 Kftrweftyl. $7 $0. $4 10 $2 90 woa: Tow $4 ftO, $J ftO Verrta, IOf IfUMaaeat, eeoaft, i harle 07 (tiarwri, $3 00. third. A. Brar. Tlae. $$ I $ aereafta. Flaeereat. Mark leaaa-MeltaerBiagreea. Fkilaafterer. Veerta Frowleiaf Tew. The Kaftlakwaa aaft Leughlauft lae raa. eae sad oae aliteeatb ftlatk rr$, year-oldaillrft ftady Meaatjer, I Oft (MeHweel. $4 40, $$.ne, $3 7ft. worn: Jim Haatlaga. loft (Car-aedj), $3 0ft. $2 5ft, aeroad;1 Cearey. 113 $ Mdrarea), $4 M. third. Time, Hnsitrt, Mlea Fatty. Mugteaa a ad Hosier atao raa. a ad up, oae a4 keeeatk rare, wile fee (left, jftft (Kraoeftyl 4 90. $8 4ft, $2 4ft, was; Brwst B., ) (tar M aKHtjr). $3.00. $2 4ft, aw mad; Bareae, 107 uaraerl. $190. third. THwe, 1. 1ft $4. tn pertor aaft Ftedra aloft raa. Faartk Uy exploring Hamilton IT.-T- he by Dr. Alexander Rica, which clashed last Fibruarv ii..r the banka of the Orinoco with giunt returned here today fiom lara on the steamer Alban. Arriving with Dr. Rice wrie Mr Kb r Chaster If. Ober, geographer of the A. W. Swanson, J. K Mason and O. E. Its era. ir.While explorliiic aiCnnaiiiod trli.ulari of the Orinoco river Dr1 Hue a part) Tliev die attacked by wild Indiana sav charged firearms to murr off aa were who dswrlbed large and area, Very fierce. The explorers only escaped, II was said, by firing Into the savages, onkilling ctthr the advhi two or three. The party of the guide than turned lo k. on Mr. Rlcs we not with her husband she tht particular oocaalon. However, traveled with Ihs parly aa far as be merelda, Brasil, penetrating further Into the Arnault wllaerneas than any oilier white woman, according to the explorer During the trip the Kio Negro and other outlets of the A me son were ex aa plored and charted, as well as the ( Dr Outers ranal and the upper ortnmo, were Rice said. A number of specimens brought back by the explorer for the Rea body museum at Harvard unlyersliy The cannibal who attacked the party were almost whits In color," Professor In all mv years In the tropi Rtc said. cal Jungles I have never eeen such ferocious looking savages. Nearly all were armed with bow and arrow and carried apeare and blow guns TheseI men were recognised more than alx feet tall and them as cannibals of the Guarihna tribe, a mountain legion considered the moat ferocious of all the savages In either Veneioela, Colombia or Hraall." The professor declared he believed it was the first time these cannibals were met by whit men since lis-i- , when a Hpsnlob exploring expedition discovered them. lhe C, M. B. A. Is Ordered Dissolved as Insolvent c ROCHESTER. N. Y May 11. An directing Jess K. Phillips, state suassume to of Insurance, perintendent control of the affair of the Catholic Mu tual Benefit association and Immediate- ly to reinsure all Its member with the American Insurance Union of Columbus, Ohio, was Issued on Mr. Phillip s application here today by supreme court Justice A. J. Rodenback. Aa soon aa the reinsurance la completed. Mr. Phillips la to liquidate and dissolve the association. The order issued today followa the completion of a contract of merger between the two fraor-de- ternal insurance bod lee. Examination of affairs of the C. M P. A. by an examiner for the New York atate Insurance department has disclosed assets of $328.70!. 31 and liabilities of 5,4l.S. ENTRIES. Iftfl, Mr1a Mtiiw 1(. Bttby 10$, Mickey Metre 100, VIrialsI loo, Harry (llarer JOO. ftple Buak 100. he G 100. The Leopard 115, Muie Mas 11$ Fraok W. lift, Flyiag Welakwaa 11$. F.je of ) auU 0ft. Carweraa lid, Util KImms ltd, Lofty la Black 106, gt. Oeraaki 11$. Our Birth day fear furliwg Aaat Aaale 141 come! Especially COMFLIMF NT ART TICKETS Apply early for yoaf looipUntotary ucketi at U. 6 Marine Recruiting Office 162 6o. Mam 6t. Heade lift. Darid Craig lift. Billy Jore lift, HuaterwasB 11$ Baffarty 11$, Huffaker IPX Breeeak lift. KMsf lift, , Frank M ilaoa lift, Then Meow lift Fwirtk rare, four fsrieags Frfeel lift, Cullop Made Defendant in Action for Damages; Injunction Also Asked Ily TIAJUANA loirrrMl bnrrtr. Fir I rsre. and up claiming ENTRIES. oid 117 Rrrnie I fire ftirksif. 8 f cer- E for Restraining Order to Be Heard at 4 oClock Thi Afternoon; Persons Who Lured Nick Away Also May Face Damage Suit; Weiser Dells Case Adds Another Phase to TLJl. LOUISVILLE RESULTS. L0118MLLE. K) . Mar It. Pint rare. ear olds 113 (M Hecfrfen. 4 V A and up, alx furlong Akin, $3 40, won; $3 20 Garner l, 7 ftO. 00. 110 (W $18 Ifieldl. Wright). iK-n- -t 1920 Issue Tribune Auto Tour Book Now Ready for Tourists The first copies of th 120 issue of the Tribune Auto Tour Book are off the press and are now ready for distribution. The 1124 issue is the most complete route book ever published hv The Tribune and contain more mile of automobile routes than anv previous issue It positively the most touring book of the intermountain country that can be obtained. Motorists In the intermountain section intending to make a tour or a senes of short week-en- d trips the coming summer will find the book Invaluable. New maps showing the complete routes to Bryce canyon. Zion national park and the Grand canyon are complete in this book. A trip to Yellowstone park by wav of Pocatello. Idaho Falls, St An i At Hippodrome SATURDAY and SUNDAY Miy 14, 15 and It FRIDAY, glitk rare, aaa mile Spertaealar Girl ft. BAND CONCERT, LIBERTY Military Girl $1, Petty C. $6. Plata Bill $4, Tew lafM M, Pirate MrOea id, M, SUNDAY, 3.00 P. M. Gnvfte Peat 106, Date of Dreoaalitiw 100. Sierra-100Bea R. 1(a). Lrckia 100, Larky Poaftereoa McMeekla lift. Parte 11$. Saw Drapeaa lift. Prerkma Prarl $1. Seeeark rare, eoe all DuaatrUa $1. Pie $1. Lleatewaat Perkin M, Eye W laker M. Mab 106. Plaata rede 110, I Win I Wla lift, Jawee lift, Aieianftrr lift, toonter-halaae- e insn warn Ir, -NEW YORK, Slav lift, Mrlaachalia 113, Byrw 115. Let led on throe NAtional league hall pis vers tary lift. PARK, Three National League Players Drew Fines ft today H President John Hrvdle Killefrr of fhtrngo and iharic't Ften-ge- i of Philadelphia were each fined SV. 118 nd Toney Bokel of Boston was Hned B Killefer was charged with delating $Ja. lift (Tkewpaaai, $4.40. 40, aereaft, Hatfle with arguing with umrame, MiCarty ill B. laliM. $ft 40, third. Time, pire a and Htengel Bockel with disorderly act lone I 01 34. Scallywag, Cabs, Fayette C., Dinak. on the field. ftlft Keener, reload Nerford, Jnaeeia and TIAJUANA RESULTS. FI ret rare, fire ftirioofa W. C. Dooly (Mrlatyrei. $Bftft, $4 00, $5 00, was; Alina Oklahoma Irlah aleo raa Aeroad rare, aae mile aaft seventy yard (Vunmaafter 118 (Thempwwl $8 20, $2 20. $2 20. ; Goannl 112 (I. gmttkt, $2.20, $.20. ar-- ; 118 Mclselloaft (Marttoeai. $8 20. third. Time. 1 4ft 24. Bertodaao, Treowea and Good Bneugh alas raa. Third rare, aerea furlong Tot Miea 118 (Onnwl, $80, $5 00. $4 40 aeenaft; Mannikin II 104 (B, Smith), $13 20. $4.60. aeroaft. Tern ie 112 1 ewrv. $3 40. third. Time. 1 27 2 ft. Orehlft King. Brelym Harrigaa aaft Old Home ateaft aleo raa. Fourth rare, six furlong $ Mtlafta 118 (Hia $4 ftO. woa; Ruth Harrigaa phy). $1$ 40, $4 104 (B. Smith), $11 40, $8 40, armad; More Oo Oft ( Yearglal, $3 40. third. Time. 1138ft. Prlaca Direct. Gald Flash. Medmae aaft Mex aleo raa Don six furlong Fifth Jose lift race, (Thompaoa). $5 40. $5 00. $2 90. wen; foorba 100 (Yeargln). $4 00. $3 00. aeroad, Jim Thorp 119 tGroaa ), third. $5.20. Time, 1:1123. 8a robots, Csrambo aaft Merry Laaa also raa nee mile aaft aerenty yards Sixth race, 107 (Teargial. $4 60, $2 40. Thriatle Halter $2 20, woo; Medford Boy 114 E. Smith), $2 84, 92 20. aecnoft; Yermak 114 ('nompon). $2 2, third. Time, 1.44 2 A. Doiph and Great Hawk lo raa Seventh race, five fitrlnaga Hazel Dale 113 Thompson I, $4 00, $2 84. $2 40. won; Hrblt 118 Llfte Jake Smith). $5 00, $3 00, second lift (McIntyre). $2 40. third. Time, 1 40. Lady Harrigaa. Emily M , Little Prince, Annie Kd gar and rboinaaater also ran. thony and through Island park into the national park, or via Bear LAke. Montpelier, Afton and Jackson Hole into the south entrant e of the park will be found m the edition. The edition is limited to SftAft copies and motorfats desiring a copy should supph themselves with one at once, as there will not be a reissue of the book this year The supplv is sure to be exhausted before the touring season is well started. Copies can he secured now at the Tr.bune business office or from W. O Rishel at the Automobile Association Touring bureau at the Commer ial club Motorists residing at $1.50 per copy. outside of Halt Lake will be mailed a copy immediately upon the receipt of the Tent Colony to House Homeless Newafhites NEWARK, N J. Ma It A it pla xround ns, bring converted today Into tent rolony to nhelt.r mom than UOO ho ar. bstn famlllps, estrt.d, by tomorrow nidht. Eorty-o- r familiss. sach with from two Jo six tonlftht children, Work of laying had appllsd for rpai-s- . floods and wat- -r main, and .fringing elsctrlc light wire, was bslng rushrd by workmen ssstatbd by soldiers from the local recruiting station. 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If such an action is filed, there is a chance that the whole business of outlaw" and "independent league method and operation is hkely to be hared. It is a certainty that none of the towns, wuth one or two exceptions m any of three leagues to the north, have a population warranting sut h an outlay for baseball talent a'- - appears to be the rule, if attendance alone were the source of revenue. is no secret In fact, it well known that numerous enterprising individuals make baseball the bais for "backing their Judgrm nt to the extent of financing that judgment with thousand of dollars, autornoik houses and In one instance last summer, it farms was reported on ex client authority, a man won three automobiles on a hail and game, hooted them all together drove triumphantly out of the park. 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Some unfortunate men and women srs pionr to wonder wliv Rome of their friends ere blened with an abundance of color pink cheeks and red lips while theirs are alwas colorless The reason for this last named condition Is there Is not enough red blood corpuscles In the blood under a microscope the blood ia thin and watery. The flesh Is flabby, too. n physicians assert that th for several months regular administration of three-grai- n tablets greatly Improve the color, add to th make the cheeks pink and the weight, lips red snd In general be very beneficial. obtain from any For of the best apothecary shops, (Adv.) hypo-nurta- ne ACME QUALITY 1 well-know- n WHO SELL ACME QUALITY PAINTS AND FINISHES McConaughy-L- e Lbr. Ce- F. M. Pasr, S72 W. 2nd South South Stats Bennett Heymanson, 21 W. Bread- Triangle Drug Ce., tth East and tth way South Brlmisv's Economy Stars, 54 South 2nd West Maw Brothers, SOI So. tth East SOI East Brlmisy's Economy Stars, J. A. Strssdbsck, 1150 East tth So. 21st South Utah Drug Co., 13rd So. and Stats Saunders Brsa., 401 E. tth South S7S Water! o Pharmacy, 400 E. 17th So, Sooth W. tth J. H. Dupalx, Emporium Grocery, Murray First Avenue Drog Co., S7S 1st Ave. C. Hsadiund, S41S So. State Magna Lumbar A Hdw. Co.. Magna Cand Dsssrst Livestock Co., Woods Crass Broadway ., Csntsrvllls Csntsrvllis. Stats tOMI LOCAL DEALERS Veier Dells Case. ln idental to these matter is the case of Weiser Dell, who came to L tah es- - terfUv .ind propose to pitch the open-tin- g game for Richmond m the Cache Valley league today. Since the beginning of the Coat league season. Dell has been pitching for Vernon and reports have had it that he jumped his contract with that club From Cache league souicea comes the assertion that Dell had an understanding" with Manager Lssick of the Vernon tlnb. and that he had before the signed a Richmond contract Vernon club started to play bail Now, there Is a rule in organized baseball that a player tball not take part in' any champonehip game unless he has signed a contract in due form The assumption was that Iell had regularly signed with the Vernon tiuh. If that is not the tase. and it is true that he had Mary orine5 122A. AppllCfltlOFl GRADE SCHOOL GAMES. Orant IS, Oqulrrh 14. .McKinley 4, Forest 5 (girls). McKinley 5, Forest 4. Wasatch 2, Muniner 14 B. 112. BUile Jaaa Baker lift, lenla 11$. Naterol lift, Nurar Jane lift. Skeka lift The Widow Ft rat 115. Tavaaeatha 115. Grace Mlaard 113, Bewaaic lift F rawell lift. Ftftk rare, fear aaft a kalf furiotig Vapee 117. All BtcM Sir 117, Acs H!k 117, l aitrft 117. tiaafway Verde 117, Maakateage 117A Nertk Eikharm 117. Oriela 117. Balsa re Bkeei 1 1 TC, Black ftcreaat I7JC, The Ally 127. Bueft Buck 122. Bea Belt 123. Baal Side 122B. 1 orle I22B. Valet U1 Smoko Screes 122, Ceatime-te- r H II Broradr H.V Coast Boris lift. Tao Breckearidge lift, lift. Scallywag HI, MurioPa Pet lrih 110. ftahy fault tlc Karldi lift. Oklahoma IrUh Ho The t ure 100. Socnad raf claiming fire furkmgi. and up- Ba M107 Amhuamde 107, I Hattie Kircworth luO. Ijij arty ion, Aatraa Lad lio. H5. Kerolutioa joO, Folat te I point l7 Third race clalratag fire and one half for 110. 4 year-oldC. A lone and op Coaiirkry 110 Beatrice Lor til JOS. gmlly Id. I OS a r. Ilnnlv no Hattie Will Do 100. Rtebr(er lift Klrrplare 110. Little Aha 110, Mannrhre 1 10. Smiling Maggla 103. fourth rare rtaualng. four and ce half N 101. Srrarilds and Hrrdrr lift Ladv ll$ter OM. Ollre I). 1)3, Contract-jumpin- g. 1 V. 100, fra nr la lift Utile Spider IS Vail! Narlrdntift lift Ideal 113. Review 103 1 iff h rare, one and noe ft'llrroth letlea iwme i4J, Rcr I put Water Billow ORMAN A. tailed Nick an "understanding muh Manager Kssick Cvoldrn Mb! Mom Util 107. Shortstop (js maile defendant In which permitted him to quit the Tigers. 4 for 1 ort, Mlith r$ir, rlaimlng, on mil and seventy It is a of baseball practice that, to Bit of Blarney 111. Cando-iari- a rda, 8 jrar old a damage suit filed in the United say the piece least. Is irregular 111 IMcord 100. Module 0ft. Pink Ten Moreover, if State district ourt yesterday, and Iell plaved with Vernon without signing ne til. Good Enough 113. Kentucky Boy 113, a won 113. contract, all the game he may ikiimil also was notified that an applicabe and the Vernon club is liable Sr rent li rare, claiming one mile and aerenty tion for a restraining order was to be to aforfeited heav y fine. 3 and up Jim Tliorpe 113, yard filed this afternoon. All around, the sport of baseball seems (bristle Hnlter 104 Rutland Arma 113. Medbe to 113, a 111, ford Sarasota not a good ara Patsy Mack lift many for excellent developing phases R) Prospects damage Jean K. 104. provided for In the rules. action the t. 210 MAIN ST. re, o. In addition to filing the complaint, Mr. Was m appeared before Judge Tillman Johnson in support of his plea that a temporary restraining order be issued against (ullop to prevent hi playing basehall with anv dub other than the one with vyjiich he has 7 tnt racked to aKed that the replay, Mr. 'Wa-so- n hut the court straining order be deemed it proper that ('ullop be notified first that such application was to be made Thereupon Mi awn asked that his application be heard this afternoon at 4 ocIckK, to which nepust acceded. i'uri Blolr depot v Inited Slates eH- - ille marshal, left larvning foi to serve Cullop with the subpeim in the damage case and alu with the notice of the application lot an injunction The matter tonsecjuei.tly is up to Mr. Cullop. said that the Jdentilv Meantime, it has been established of the individual' who lured ,uk away with their bankroll, and that an action for d images against them may be the next step. VJECSTEMISE CO. 115. Screed Mr Boas 101 Blaaeba Mas 101. Lctfh Maiftea Doric 101, Ftwr Leaf lot, ( udlnt jot 101 Naaeti jot. Elcaasr JOJ, Lorrliac 101, Seraphiaft Third rare. Ms farteers Sparkler lift. Black Theeg 110, Madras Gtefham 110. Kerwar 112, Curreary 112. Harleck 112. Harry Burfeya 114 Restraining Order Asked. New Spring styles are here. Hear the famous Marine Kings of the See some snappy, scrappy bouts between Marine ring champs. Hear a celebrated Marine Band. See some wonderful singers and dancers. Turn out and help the Roving Marines enjoy life. Join them in some rousing songs; some good smoke (with the compliments of Liggett & Mvers Tobacco Co.) and a general good time. It's a slag party, Everybody Jazz-b- o. LOUISVILLE far-flu- Clothes. Se Our Gvjst 5 looker at a J First rare Carrie Heart CONFEREES REPORT FAILURE WASHINGTON. May 11. Senate and house conferees on the agricultural appropriation bill reported a disagreement today. House conferees refused to ac cept Senator Comer s amendment establishing a new set of grades for cotton and the senate amendment abolishing against enterprising gents at free seeds, Wellsville, who aie alleged to have in A vote will be taken on both sections dured C'ullop to violate lus contractural In the bouse before the conference is obligations. $ resumed. On account of all of whUh the rase of Mr. (.'ullop Is Jlht l to le ome more MIKADO REGAINS HEALTH. than locally famous, and before the matter Is over and done with the thing that WASHINGTON, May 11. The JapaMr. It nese embassy announced today that Cullop started may liave a effect. had been advised by Toklo that Emthe C'ullop is the pitcher who jumped peror Toshlhlto had recovered from his Salt Lake club Suturriux night. He via recent Illness. scheduled to pitch todav for Wellsville In the opening game of that club in the (.'ache aHey league this afternoon. Yesterday lleorge F Wasson, attorney for the Salt lake club, filed a complaint STYLfi in the federal court agdlnst ('ullop asking damage of an equitable amount HEADQUARTERS Reduced to oidmar terms, the complaint sets out that the damage suffered by the Where Salt Iake club on auount of being deprived of Cullop s services Is difficult to estimate, not so much hv reason of acSociety Brand tual loss uhih viil follow through the absence of a plaer of his peculiar Clothes skill. " hut also on account of the dea action effeit may moralizing ('ullop are told have on the other pl.ivers In one parasum of the of the $5u0 complaint graph is mentioned Exacting men usually express a preference for SoBrand ciety lift r.frf t NEW TORK, 11arft, Abta (Ft. Jr. Explorer Tell of Encounter With Savages While Traveling on the Orinoco. party headed altalMiat, F triumph, POT ( Haras Jobe. $$ Maey, Kama, k rma-4(- J 1ft KsIth-OBrM- n -, Ce-op- Headlining a sensational array cf nsw acts at PaotAges today, Orest Leoc and his company will perform many (tsrtiing and deceiving illusion with Hindu magic. t ACME WHITE LEAD AND COLOR WORKS, DISTRIBUTORS Phans Was. SS44 : - - i 14 E. Broadway a SB. P. MABION HELLING. D. Graduate Chiropractor , Magnetic and Dru glees Healing Well . My Patients GSpecializing Appeudicitia, Lumbago, Rheumatism, Nervousness and female Trouble. Heart and Kidney. Vapor -t Bath. S4 8. Main Street. Boom 207. Office hours: 10 a. m. to 7 p. m. Across from E. C. M. L NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR. Bids will be received for th shal surfacing of the t'okevllle-Sta- r valley road VIP to snd Including May 20, 1320., Quantiooo 2a cubic Address ties, ysrde FRED CUOLUXJE Contractor. Coksvllls. W ye rol.71 i .4 |