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Show SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 22, 1920. THE GUMPS - WELL! MAYea THEY GOT THEM TM&. SAME WAY YOU GOT ME, WITH THAT MUSH - THOSE PROMISES-I- P MEN USED THE SAMS. TACTICS IN BUSINESS THAT THEY DO TO WiN A WIPE THEY'D BE ARRESTe OBTAINING MONEY UNDER A COLUMN ANDAHALP OF SUCKERS TODAY Tkev SHOULD PUT THE. NORSE. FACING, STOCK MARKET AND MARRl'ACE LICENSES ALL ON THE SAME PACE. - CALL IT f -- gambling section- - THE -- their aces - there's an old GU?L P015TY FIVE. - YOU CAN And THOSE MEN! O! I LL 5 AY YOU HAVE NOTHING TO EAT AND LESS LIKE AN ANGEL ? TO WEAR pause pretenses You -- I NAVn't treated you AND were to Going A ME treat LITTLE ANGEL BET THAT'S NET WITH ALLTHF DISCOUNTS OFF - OLD 018 YOUNG THEY FALL P0D LUC (5 ARE YOUR SHOES READY? MEN It Isn't necessary to buy new Shoes. Bring your old ones to us and we will remake them. They wJU look like new and wear like new but the cost will be much less. Bring them In today. MONARCH SHOE RERAIRINO CO. E. 2nd South. Wsaateb 2583. Basement Cont. Nat. Bank Bldg. (Also Provo, Utah) 21 ti BRINGING UP FATHER I'LL HIDE ME IH THE HM- - IT'LL e.E Ono of FROM me tFE IN VTANO DO WELL REAOY NONy WANT TO - By GEORGE McMANUS1 LOOK. ' THERE THE KIND OF A. I see HOW XOO LOOK HAT I VE ALWAT WANTED YOU TO J Last Weeks Winners I'LL CO . X IN AN at IT look, TOTaORROW-- S HI-HEA- ' World Famous Water Dogs Will Try Luck in Brine Makes Mark of 187 Out of 200; National Matches Arouse Interest. Possible Cincinnati Brook ijn Ht. Ijoqia possible Although there is some excellent mas riflft terial In Utah to make a team, many of the prospective members express doubt as to their ability to leave their business for such a lengthy period as tho national mat lies call for. It is urged that all employers of men who can make the team allow the shooters Ih chance to attend the school of musketry-aramp Ferry, Ohio, during August, Lach state Is entitled to enter a national guard and a civilian team at the The course expense of the government. of instruction will extend over a period of three weeks, followed by the natiooa loam match, which will take up the of time the riflemen will spend in cainp. Scores for the week follow: first-clas- tal-ar- er HI-HEA- in. At postBrooklyn Pittsburg Brook I ja gam poned: rsln. Tork game postAt New York CklesgOjjlew poned; rein. 1. Philadelphia 6. At Philadelphia Cincinnati 410-ya- back-stro- middle-distanc- d 1(91-va- T Wasatch Coal Co., St. Louis Boston game postponed; At Boston Keith Building Phones Wasatch 3034-303- Acre 112. Orenlfid 112, Tony Sutton Sporting Chance 112, Pan Jickdon 112. 112, WliKheater 112. Petrarch 112. Memphis W. ti. McIntyre 112, Sandalwood 112, Jetsam 112: H. E. Coleman 112. Mck London 112. Third race, one mile and a quarter Rweep Jr. 04. Ale Jr. 94, Jack Reevea 197, Aatec 1 Little 112. 112, o Ray 112, Plantarede 112. Turf Results and Entries LATONIA ENTRIES. ra:. Rnb, PI , Comoran Second On, to 96, Irtit Dillon 106. 1'rloa Lult 104, ins, Antlripgt Welshman 108, Clauda Brown 108, Klyln 112. Snrholnw 111, Clinton HU, Sorond rac. fire and a half furlongs Gold 112! Court Vlow 112. Sir Tbomaa liisgrrCokmol Bakor 112, Judge Bndrow 112. 112. Viret of A. I tfl six furlongs Ed 112. !'. Am Fourth rmee, fire furlong Horkyte 109, Doric (ilendorer 108. Mary Gaffney 109. ry Polly 113, Nurse Jane 112, Folly 112, Quick View 1J2, Lucy Kate 113. Julia X. 113. Alberta R. 113, Disturbance 113, Idind'a End 109. Fifth nice, ai furlongs - Dancing Rpray 103, Wstk eckne wUfmni4 I JL G l Even a pro&ssor can learn THE PROFESSOR tojppsd b14. LAST NIGHT an I FELL for it, and SimN YOU KNOW ho speaks. AND THE FIFTY SEVEN kinds. -- a puzilA OP HIGHBROW BUT HED talk. SOMETHING eeooiHl one said. JHE doabloX)" AND THAT waa afl. . talldn. I LIKE this. LAUGHED and pointed. AND butt THE prod read. THE ELECTRIC sign. FOR STEADY atuff. AND HE waa on. - SPILL SO THE ITS IT-,- said Dm other. first oaa GOT THE SIGN Just said. saUL THEY SATISFY." the soodi. AND PEP and aO. JUST TOUCH one off. AND YOULL be IMa. rTHE LIFE of Eeffly. i I.i4r Lexary in. Fra H.nitly ins. HO. Lad y Pared). 1n7. Vl, Amrlcg J12. in. Fafrplgy 112, Jan Pi'nii vb, kr alttnth Truly Sixth rac. on mile and Buay Slfnal 107, Ixir- Kural 101, Makeup ralne 110, Sterling 110. Captain Mae 110. Seventh rare on mil and a quarter-Se- a Alhena 102. Hit. Marl Rappold Prlne Adrian! 107. Tanlac 112. Kiln 112, Bouibaat 112. Bucknail 112. Today's Sckadsls. at 61. Ionia Boston. Ptttsburg at Brooklyn. Chicago at New York. Cincinnati at Philadelphia. T. Basra ee balls Off Rusthw 4. dlph!a out By Rurther S; by Rly 2- - emStunk I pires Quigley a ad O'Day. Time of gams bour tod 45 miaul. June 21. PhiladelPHILADELPHIA. phia defeated Cincinnati, t to 1, in the opening game of the series today. Sen- Twenty-seve- n sational fielding held doxvn the locals in runs. Paulette end Rartden had fingers split and had to rellrq. PHILADELPHIA. CINCINNATI. PARIS, June 21. Coincident with AB.R.H PO.A. running of the Grand National eteeple AB.H H.PO.A.I 1 r.atb. 2b. 4 0 O 2 giRawlft 2h 4 1 chase, another derby was bslvtf contested Oanb't 1b 4 0 111 l.WUlm rf g 1 t a near Paris yesterday, th derby of ar b. 4 0 0 1 3 Hinffp rf 4 1 a i fJroh. morei cars and tanks, or Mths crems do Roaah cf 4 0 0 2 0 !rul If 4 0 1 4 months derby, ss Englishmen caU it. 3 0 1 8 2 1 O.FIetrb (MiRrtftn If 4 Twenty-seve- n tanks went over a 4 4'PbuI lb 0 0 0 2 Kopf, m. 4 0 course of hills, with two obrf 4 0 0 I 0 l.oArs 1b 3 0 0 ft N1. between gatory Camp and Verstacles, Rsridea e 2 0 1 1 0 RMlIlr Sb 2 0 nal tie. One obstacle was a steep hill c. 0 1 1 rWhcst, e. 4 1 All, and the other s wide stone quarry- - Twenty-f0 2 Rliey, p. 8 1 Rtttther p 8 0 ive tanka finished. Totl..M 1 0 34 1ft Totals. .30 II 27 8 Kmr$ by InniQf: TENNIS MATCHES POSTPONED. 0 0 Cincinnati DETROIT, June 21. Opening play In ft Philadelphia the national clay courts tennis championTwe- laidcrua. Error gttmmary: fled to begin today, was post2, hit Raubcrt. hiti Whnt, ship, ached hasting condition ot R. poned because of the soggy Miss Millar. Sacrifice Pnlptn?, Fletcher, tomorrow. e until courts Dorothy Double plnya Panbert and Kopf; Rath., gopf has been nd Tennant of San FTant-jiicunit Panbert; Allen and Kopf; Kmf. RMh Armored Race at Paris Cars 1 three-kilomet- er 1 1 ....0 1000000 0210020 1 rt. Left en baaea Cincinnati 0, Phila- - lf. . l , LATONIA RESULTS. By T'niverral aervlee. Flrat rae. claiming, pura $IR00, for S year lop Queen and up, alx furlonxa47lpay on; Rapldan 101 ILyke), "f 0, 3.16, F3.:J0. 109 Mellora ?o. aeeond: 4.10, IS (Iryrl. (Ckrmody). I2.0. third. Tim. 1 :1. Hnta. alao Bark Shell Ooldatone and Jay Thummel, ran Second race, claiming, puree 11400, for maiden five fnrlonga Mary Jane fllllea, 2 yrnr-olda- , Baker 112 (latnafordl. 14.00. $2.40. 12.20. won; Lovellnees 1075 (Stone). $.8 10. $2..V). aeeond; Sahara Zad 101 (Morrlal, $S.10, third. Time. Mlaa Hilarity, lough Maidrn, Aetreaa. 1.02 Anunda and Mary Foneo alao ran Third race, the Magee purge. $1600. S year-clalx furlonga Brookholt 110 (Roblnam), $190, $2.80. $2.10. won; Kingbunt 110 (Han-98 over). $2 20, $2 10, aeeond; Refugee II Beck (Wllda), 12 40. third. Tlin. 1.14 and Call, Brotherly Love and Rapid Stride alao Fourth race, claiming, puree $1500, for l yr.r-old-a end up. one mile, end e elxteentk Dr. Ree 110 (Wllaon), $14.10. $4 20. $2.90. won; Bourbon Led 110 (Carmodyl, IS.OO. $240. aeeond; Airdrie 100 (Wlda), $S.SO, third. Time 15. Peggy C., Triumphant. Veboten and The Colleen Bawn alao ran. . Fifth race, aubatltute race, claiming, purgee and np. one mile end $1500, for alxteenth 1 Win I Win 115 (Dyke). 51$. 70. 100 (Merlmeel, Bonneville woe: $7.40, $4 60, 110 (Wilaon), 115 20. $6.90, eerond; Bafferty 5. 8 1:51 Maraaroua, Time. third. $3,80. ran. Ponderoaa, Dahahlah III and Adelanteforalo 8 yar-etd- a $1500. Sixth race, claiming, purge and up. one mile and a quarter Erneat 111 B (Robert), $4.10. $8 20. $2.40. won: Wave 106 (Wllaon). $24.20. $7.40. aeeond: Quito Time. 2:12 $2 00. third. 111 (Wright). Gourmood, Virgo and Bourbon Green eleo tor Seventh rare, claiming, purae $1,500.Double one mile and a alxteenth 8 year-oldwon. . 20. $30Tee 106 (Wilaon). $10 2 SO.ecc-ond- : Zone Da rmee 110 (Longford), $2.90 third. Lady 2--Brlule 100 (McCoy), $4 50. Belinda Viola Gaffney, Velle, Ttrae. 1.52 ran. end G unrack alao old Cleveland New York Chicago Post,! Washington . . Ft. IvOjfl Detroit .... Philadelphia Toatarday'a Reautta. At be s hundred otbar THERE nay to say it, but ia good, plain United Statea, ifa they satThose fine Turkish and isfy. Domestic tobaccos and that Chesterfield blend put Chesterfields where none can touch them for quality and value. cant-be-copi- At poned ; ram. At Clereland Innings. CXGAltDTT JZU gam o post- Louis game gatne post- Boataa 2, Cleeelasd 3; twelve Teday'i Schedala at Chicago. New York at kt. Louis. Detroit. at Waihington Boaton at Cieveland. Philadelphia CLEVELAND, June 21. Cleveland retained firnt place today by defeating BosThe ton, 3 to 2. in twelve Innings. winning run came by O Nelll's double, Burns sacrifice and ENans single, Cleveland failed to make a hit off Harper until the fifth. Vide pitched good ball, but was replaced by Morton, who held the Red Sox hitless the last two Innings. President Jim Dunn and Manager Speaker of the Indians denied an offer had been made to Boston to trade Guy Morton for Harry Harper. cLEYEIaAND. BObTON. AB R.H.P0.A. AB U U.P0.A 1 2 1 0; Erasa, If. ft 1 2 1 0 2 2 1 I ft as ( 0 4 0 hamo MNa)?.2b If ft 0 0 4 0 hpaker cf 4 0 1 4 0 0 I 2 8 e Wood. rf 4 cf gchang 1b 4 0 2 11 lll.ardar 8b 4 0 2 Mlui 5 I 8 2b 0 1 4 0 4 Wirehs Vltt, 8b. Johnats lb 4 0 8 Scott, as 0 0 3 ft c 0 0 S 2 0 e 4 ONeill 0 Walter p.. 8 00 0 Harper p 8 0 0 1 0 Mur 0 i too, p 0 jtJamieao 0 0 U Burns. ... 0 H'v.pr rf 6 Ma'y - ed SOUALL PREVENT TRIAL RACE. SANDY HOOK, N. J., June 21. A rain of the squall caused postponement today second trial race between Sir Thomas IV, ehallenger for,the Upton's Shamrock ShamAmerica's cup, and the rock. Helped Man and Wife. 10SI Springfield Ave.. Irvington. N. J.,as writes: "My back ached did my wife. After continuously, Kidney Pills ws were surtaking Foley the quick results. 1 recomprised with mend Foley Kidney Pills to any on who has kidney or bladder trouble. They that help rid the blood of impurities cause rheumatic pains, swollen, aching and stiff Joints and muscles and other symptoms of kidney trouble. Schramm-Johnso(.Advertisement.) Drugs. Walter Farraud, Stsk&& Pbiladelphta-Cblcag- !iflaNew York St. rain. Detroit' Waahtagto-Ietml- t ' At St. CHICAGO, June 21. Three players who deserted dub In the American association to accept attractive offers from Indeto he pendent leagues have appealed taken back. President Hickey announced today. Under the ruling of the National Association of Minor Leagues, however, thd from orcontract lumpers will be barred The playyears. ganised baseball for five are; ers asking for their former berthswho dethird baseman, Ollle O'Mara, a Pilcher William Indianapolis; serted W sg Exana of Kansas City and William ner, a catcher, ' who Vjult the Columbus dub- - Chicago poned; raiu. Contract Jumpers Seek Return to Association 0UX THE window. HERES THE real cheese. ON THE Mud of on the world. JUST 8LIP uj one. FOR Just heard. TWO FELLOWS gree. IM JAKE for keepa. AND HE HAD O la. Blu lp 109, Kn Jap n. 8ft U'hl, 10 The most convenient, efficient razor outfit A safety razor and stropping device combined in one VERY man knows that a stropped razor blade gives a quicker, No skill necessary Torenew the fine keen edge of the AutoStrop Rasor blade, just slip the strop through the raaor head and nasa the raaor back and forth. You don't have to take the raaor apart nor even remove the blade. 8tt. Yacht Cup Race Prevented by Fog and Lack of Wind NEWPORT. R. I.. June SI. Fog end lack qf wind prevented the tenth trial race between cup defense candidate sloop Resolute and Yanitle today. Poet ponement was announced after the com mlt tee had vaited some time for condi ttona to Improve. cleaner, a more Because of its unique, patented design, the AutoStrop Razor can be stropped without removing tha blade. Just slip the strop through the razor head, and give the razor a dozen quick passes over the strop. In 10 seconds you bpve a new," 500 cool, sharp shaving-edge- ! comfortable shaves are guaranteed from each dozen blades. 02 .....10000001000 0000101000 10 Boston a comfortable shave. Totals.. 87 8 1180 10 Totals. .40 2 ft 34 18 Dm out when winning run scored. ia twelfth. tRn forforONeill Morton tn twelfth. tBatied Score by innings: 0 Cleveland , Vltt, McNally. Chapman, ftammary: Error Two-ba- a Rome n- hit ONeill. ONeill. Hooper. Stolen baaca ScUang, n.apmua. Kao 2. Mrlnnia rifleea Vltt, llrNall). Citapaian Ponble plays ardnr. Johnaton. Burna. and itt; McNaliy, Scott Harper. Mclnuia sad McNally and Mclnnla: Wamh-ganaMclnnia; on base Chapman and Johnaum, l.eft 14. CUacland 0. Baaa oo balia off Roato Harper 4; off I hie ft; off Morton 2. Hit 1 Off Iblc. 0 tn ten innings; off Morin, none Hit by pitcher By Chi two Innings. f Behan i. BtrtKh oote--Ry Harper 2; by Ode Pasted ball 8. Winning pitcher Morton. Walters, limp ire Morlarlty and ChllL Tie of game 0 hours and 2b atlnaten. ; 5 NY Few ea j . Philadelphia Ilaw-alla- open-wat- . ... ., ToYk M&ggort, 6. three-bagger- Chlrato .... Pittsburg . . Boston . .. . New Local water sport fans will not only have an opportunity of seeing Hawaii's greatest swimmers In action, but will be able to swim against them In special matches at Saltair on June 2S. Hawaiis team of seven tltlehoiders are on their way to compete In the Ulympic games overseas. Hearing that they were in California and would soon pass through the city en route east, and thence oversees. Manager Joserh Nelson prevailed upon them to give an exhibition here. Though they realise that tney will find the going hard In the brine at the lake, they nevertheless are game for an exhibition and for matches who are accusagainst tolocal swimmers tomed the heavy water. Hearing of the event yesterday through the application to the local A. A. U. for sanction for the meet, several local swimmers jumped at the chance to enter the fast Hawaiian. against In the party are Included Duke Kahanamoku, world's champion sprint swimmer; Ludy Langer, holder of the world's record for the title; W. Kealoha. world's champion sprint back stroke;100P. Kealoha. junior national .champion. yards, open wster; H. Kruger, champion swimmer of the world: V. W. Hare ris. Hawaiian champion swimmer. W. Kealola Is Hawaii's water marvel. 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