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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, -- FEBRUARY Cocker Spaniel Is Picked as America? s Very, Very Best Dog NEW YORK, Feb. 11. Mldklft Secocker ductive, an eighteen-poun- d spaniel, tonight seconded the throne of dogdom and for one year will reign aa the beet dog In America. He wae chosen as the winner of the forty-fift- h annujil show of the Westminster Kennel club. He la owned by W. T. Payne of Kingston, Pa. Scores ,10 Points in Tourney; Toronto. Girl Is Win- Farmers Have Things Much Their Own Way; Both Sides Make Use of Subs. ' SOD Senate LAKE PLACID. N. Y.. Feb. 12. Joe Moore of New York City won the international Ice skating championsnipe, which ended today, with 100 points. Charles Jewtraw of Lake Placid, who recently won the national title,' was second, with 80, and Roy McWhlrter of Chicago, third, with 80. The womens International title went to Mies Gladys Robinson of Toronto. McWhlrter set a new world's amateur record In winning the three-mil- e event In 8 minutes and 4a. seconds. This was of a second faster than tha former record made by John Nlllson at Montreal, In 1915. A "strike was declared by some skaters Just before the three-mil- e event, but It was called off before the race began. The skaters were dissatisfied with a decision in the senior half-mirace, in which Charles Gorman of fit. John, N. B.. and William Stelnmeti of Chicago were disqualified for fouling. The event waa decided by electric light, owing to the 'U late) hour. Socman was fourth on points, wits 50. William Stelnmeti, Chicago; Richard Dcjidvan and Jat k fitowell, both of bl. Pauli each had 80, and Al Lelteh, Lake - Placid, and Bussell Wheeler, Montreal, each 10. , Miss Robinson, new International woman champion, wrested the title frojjj. Rose Johnson of Chicago. She took second place to Miss Johnson In the dash and won the for women, giving her 170 points. Miss Johnson had of 130; Miss Mildred Truslaw Brooklyn, Edna Webster, Toronto, 20, and to; Miss O. Barth of Brooklyn, 10. The Junior champions are: Sixteen-yea- r class. Martin Brewster, Lake Placid, 120 pointer class, Harold Fortune, Lake Placid, 80; class, Carl Parody, 'Lake Plactd, 90; clasaJolm A, fhea, Lake" Placid, two-fift- le j 220-ya- rd one-mi- le ar ar ANNAPOLIS, Md., Feb. 12. Midshipmen athletes made a clean sweep In a program of contests toThe day. sailor lads defeated Carnegie Tech, in boxing, the wrestling team triumphed- over the university of Pennsylvania; the swimming team defeated Columbia, 11 to 11 points, and the pololsts won from the same institution, 11 to 10. The fencers defeated a team of the French Young Mens Christian association of New York, 16 to 11. the basketball team defeated the collegian all stars of Baltimore, 27 to II; while the freshmen basketere trimmed the Central High school of Washington, 29 to 14. seven-corner- Dates for Leading Net Tourneys Announced NEW YORK, Feb. 12. Dates for the eading eventa on the 1921 tennis ached-u.- e were announced officially here today by the United States Lawn Tennis association as follows; August 15 West Side Tennis club. For-es- tj Hills, N. Y., womens championship. August 22 Long wood Cricket club. Boston, men s doubles and mixed doubles championships. September X 2 and 6 West Side Tennis club. Forest Hills, N. Y., challenge round Davis eup. J j , . 'SfPtember-rGermantoCricket club, hlladeiphla, men's singles championship, INTERNATIONAL H. . MEET. HAMILTON, Ont., Feb. 12. The first Interscholastic athletic meet between American and Canadian high schools win be held here March 10. On that date the Baltimore high school track team will meet the Hamilton collegiate Institute team, champions of the province ot Ontario. Cook, rf If 8n,dr, lanria. 27 S3 CYPHI'S. ,. .. rg Broderick, ( Special to The Tribune, , LOGAN, Feb, 12. The of 36 to 14. Substitutes Were Used freely by both sides, and as a result Individual scoring was cut down considerably.- - An entirely different team. finished the game for the Aggies than that which started. At the half the score was 19 to 10 for the local Smith waa the star of the game. Flaying a guard position. he managed to not only score four field gcals himself, but shut out Jorgenson, who last evening was man for the visitors. the hlgh-poi, Lineup and summary; MONTANA STATE COLLEGE. -- nt T Special to Tbe Tribune, MORONI. Fib. 12. -- The Moroni high school y feam, by winning over Wasatch academy by a acoro of M to 17, annexed thetr ninth coasecativo victory, Tbe visitors wore completely outclassed, and tho Moroni player scored practically at will. R. Laraoa with eleven, and O. Laraon with nine field baskets, led la the scoring. Lineup and summary: FdO. FfcT. FLO. T.P. WASATCH Jenselme rf.' Crawford, if. Ballinger, e, Liadberg, rg Murdoch, lg. UcKaVg rg. Wright; lg. Totals 14 T.P. I McMullln. 7 1 Kirk, rf 4 Robinson, 0 ... ... 4 Hanson, Ig $ 8mlth, rg 1 Ivins, If c f Maughan, 4 Spencer, rf .... 2 Belnap, lg ... 2 Gardner, rg ... Totals 4 10 35 $ Referee, Bernston; umpire, Simmons. Eh S ...... ,.. ...... ACADEMY. 0 os " n La rood, rf. Rlackbam, If, Lamon, e. F. Bruno, rg. L. Christensen, lg. H. Laraon, rg Wf. Oleeo. lg. . . 7 MORONI. FU U. ....11 .........90 0 .v. 9 1 0 t Totals Referee, Williams; umpire, Schmidt. V BASEBALL BRIEFS 220-ya- rd ar FROSH BEATEN BY PAYSON FIVE 440-ya- 440-ya- half-mil- e, 1- -5 -- rn! Jackeen at right for the local quint He ahut out hit played aa excellent game. an, aad aeored five field foal himself. Weat was tje beat performed for Feasant Grove.' Lineup and summary: PLKA8ANT GROVE.1 FdO. Fr.T. FLO. T.P. 1 Weat, If. 4 1 9 Richards, rf. .......... 0 0 0 0 0. Christiansen, c. 8 2 2 0 Thome, lg. ........... 2 0 4 0 3 Chriaflanaen, rg. o 0 0 9 I 2 Smith, lg. 0 0 The Sioux City club of tha Western league haa captured th prize pitching recruit of the game, according to reHI name portKenneth Martin and In twenty-fou- r games he hurled In 1120 he failed to lose one of them. B. Y. , $ T P. HIGH. Pd G. Pr T. 2 0 4 ' 0 O 6 3 0 4 $ 1 0 0 0 0 0 .......... Keeler, rg McIntosh, rg. Not 1. 11, rf. Yoong, e. ,...,.v...c Total Refer, 20 4 .17 3 fl.G, T P. 0 0 4 0 10 10 8 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 H. Weight ; umpire, E. Webb. 0 ' 42 F. Van 8. Hyde NEW YORK, Feb. of the Harvard club won the national With an Increase In the waiver price BINGHAM FIREMEN squash tennis championship here today, frtwn $2500 tb 14000 prospect the magi defeating Jay Gould of the Columbia club nates will be more Incareful HIGHLAND A. C. whom they in the final. let go hereafter. Kicks over the waiver rule have Been numerous this year, but Special to Tbe Tribune. the nw price Is expected to eliminate BINGHAM. Feb 12 The Bingham firemen's some of them. basketball five tonight won from the 15-- 9, 15-- 5, 8, Enjoy Dancing For Ever Kellogg! Sanltone Wafers the training with a equad ef thirty-on- e rs, It was announced today. Won- Trial Box Free you would -- feel younger as you grow older, POCATELLO. Idaho, Feb. 12. The strong RheHey team defeated the local high school five last evening by a score of SO to 29, ta a game played before a large crowd. Tbe guarding of the Shelley players waa so good that the Pocatello lads were forced to chance long try the wonderful tonie, 10 Turf Results and Entries I Tuttaea xxvavn. Tlrl sad flrA to rllfht eae-hs- lf furlonp-Ool- owl 4 7 00 00 80, JOS (Grew). 1.40, Vollnw, in IK. Taylor), Murphy. 20. woe; M.20. teroed; 09 Maualkla ll.Mu l- - - Mtw tr.torl. Frsnklla, 1 W (. (Siauthter), Phmne 92 $13.40, $3 00, $3 40, Referee, Macke. WESTERN OPTICALS LOSE AT RIVERTON Special to Tbe Tribune. RIVERTON. Peb. 12. The Western Optical team of Salt Lake went down to defeat at the hande of the local Athletic club by a score of 41 to 20. Riverton had the lead almost from the first, but at times were hard pressed by the visitors. Batttaoa and 0. Howard scored the majority of points for Riverton D. Leonard scored four baskets for the Optical five. Lineup and summery: WESTERN OPTICALS. won; 4 Kbtg It to His Utmost Win FtYor With Poopl of Orotic. Doing Special to Tha Trlbunew Idaho Idaho. Feb. POCATELLO, Tech, baaketball team romped away with Ciuli tftke academy taam here tonight by the aver whelming score of 70 to 99. Coach Hutchlaeoa lined a nnniberi of bit aecond string In the Hkduaea and Crowder starred aa aecond half. forwards aad Cowea and Boawcll a guards. Feb. 12 -.-(By the Assoc-ate- d Press.) King Constantins and nil the members of the Greek royal family, now again In Athena, ore leaving nothing undone to win favor with tha people. On the other bend, members of a section of the upper class of society (the lion hunters) are doing everything In their power to obtain admittance Into the rovtl circle. to whatever class oi The Venlsetlet n society they belong, regard King tine ns a selfish Individual, who wocM sacrifice the Interests of Greece to eatlety hie own ambltlona The king's several brothers also are disliked In Venlsellet circles for heartily they never tolas an opportunity for .makremarks about the Credisparaging ing tan statesman, thanks to whose astute Greek diplomacy territory was extended to Its present frontier Me Mint. Asnaola not, the morganatic widow of the late King Alexander, continues to attract general attention in She now lives by herself In a Athen rather modest dwelling in the Kiphlsala avenue. The princes and princesses who preceded King Conetantlne and Queen fiophto to Athens rather looked upon Mme. Mano ae an Intruder, and gave her the cold shoulder. Queen Sophie's motherly Instincts, howsver. got the. best of royal blood prejudices and she received her morganatic daughter-in-lawith Alexander was Queen Soopen arm son. phie's favorite Queen Bophle has given orders for the employment of an English first-clanurse in preparation tor the birth of Mme. Manots child. Con-ela- ss PUTTING GRIMP INTO GERMAN DYESTUFFS British Chamista Ax Trying to Gala MOUNT VERNON, Iowa, Feb. 12. Cornell college defeated Simpson. 24 to Complete Independence Prom of their basketball 22, in the second rcrelgn Producer games today. Two extra periods were played. LONDON, Feb. It. (By the Associated MADISON, WIs.. Feb. 12. Wisconsin Msny thousand of tons of Oer-mdefeated Northwestern In a western con- Pres)dyrstuffs ware poured Into the ference basketball game tonight, 22 to 14. United Kingdom In anticipation of ths going lnt$ force January 16 of tha dyestuffs URBANA. 111., Feb. 11. Illinois defeat, act, which placed an embargo upon the In a western Importation of foreign dye except under ed Minnesota here tonight a strict licensing system. This German conference basketball game, 24 to 20. dumping will now be stopped. Tha embargo does not apply In the case LAFAYETTE, Ind , Feb. 11 Purdue university defeated Ohio fitate In a West- of dyes entering this country for reexporor In transit. totation ern conference basketball game here T The Importation of alngla consignments night, 41 to 21. may be authorised by the board of trade, which Issues a special license tor this Collins purpose. In each case subject to the approval of a committee of eleven constating in of three dyestuff manufacturer five consumers and three persons not connected CLEVELAND. Fb. 12. Robert Lor4 ef Cbl with the dye ofIndustry. Oerman dyes under the Shipments ref and Francis 9. Appleby of New York act will not be affected by non In today pity la tbe aattoeal ematcer reparations 19 2 balk line billiard tournament. the new law, and the prescribed delivLord woo from Dr. A. H Brown of Clove eries will continue to be made for disland. 909 to 214. end Appiehy defeated Emil tribution to the trade her. 900 to 219. Renner of Yonnxatown, Ohio, The productive rapacity of British dv Charles Heddon of DovUe( Mich., will manufacturers already exceeds 26 000 meet Percy Colllna of Cbieafa, present tons a year as compared with only 1000 In the ftnal match Tuesday. Heddon In 1911. won the right to contest with Collins In the tone British chemDuring the next derad ilecldtaf eontest for the championship by dewill be nut on thslr msttle to secure ists feating E. T. Appleby of New York 900 te 255. for Orest Britain a complete Indepen? tonight dene from foreign producer tor the life of the present act la limited to ten year an New Yorker Makes SOOTH CACHE RUNS Record in High Jump Jeweler Who Inspired Novelist Passes Away AWAY WITH ONEIDA Cutbill Once More Is Sensation of Meet ? London Women Summoned for Service on Juries ,fllm Its EAST NORTHERNERS WIN OUT AT MAGNA 6H00tn fr By JOHN H. WHITE. Chicago t Tribuaa-Bal- Lake Tribune Cable, SANTIAGO, Chile, Feb, 11. U Is believed In Chile that the one great practical result of the visit of the j, closer Intel- - . Prince of Bavaria will be lectual union between Spain and Chile J that may eventually develop Into a po- litlcal union that will mean more to the j I Chileans than does the union today. '.TRY NEW INVENTION FREE 1 he Chilean of today are trying to tie Foot sufferers to avoid grief, pain again the knot th-- ir torefstMbra out when and waste of money, seeking relief they revolted from Spain a hundred years and permanent correction must go reago and established an Independent - back to the laws of Nature regarding public. feet. At lost new, natural method The principal obstacle In the way of has been evolved that brings complete the "beck to the mother country moverelief from foot pain soreness, burnment which has sprung up In South discomfort and fatigue caused by ing, America during the last few years ha broken-dow- n arche weak ankles, been the Ignorance of- Spain and thee bent toe Mortons toe, bunion ' Spaniards about the South American muscles strained and oorns. countries and their people. Principles long used by U. S. Army, To overcome this Ignorance a far and Marine surgeons. For two Navy Chile U concerned, leading thinkers of years used and prescribed by leading Chile are discussing tpe nectssity o. Now offered direct to physician bringing Spain ahd Chile closer together , (public. to hump, brace or by means of closer intellectual relatione ; bind feet Nothing and shut off blood supply. A freer Interchange of newe and literaor Not 4 medicine plaster. Thousands, ture and the Interchange of teachers are now know after Buffering for year being urged ae necessary steps before acomfort. of foot To encourthe Joy estabj satisfactory political union can be posture, develop leg musUahed. I age graceful shoes cles. keep shapely and wear South American union under the i A heels evenly, you need this method. patronage of the king of Spain appeals to designed to fit every footmore atrongly thB , Speciallywomen's South American knd childrens. No either tha league of nations or the Pan- - j men' matter what you have tried, you will American union, and Chile appears to be never regret mailing coupon below. advancing side by side with Argentina In i Do It now I an effort to establish such $ union. InFREE COUPON South Americans do not want to be Nature Treed Mfg. Ce., volved in European political affairs bt 193-.Bids-- , Chicago, III. Tacoma The' membership In a league of nation Send me measurement chart and favor a strong policy, but of your Nature-Tread- s full details they have not found In the United States FREE without obligating me In any union the solution And the way. they are seeking, and Latin statesmen Name ,ll-provare now agreed that $$ $eee$ee sjj . No. one. stronger than any other and Street...,,..,..... to bring th Theiref ore. while trying South American republics to a closer unSt nte City derstanding to-t-of each other, the Chilean On n separate sheet, of paper mention to get closer to Spain are going foot trouble. jrour particular and it Is expected that the first concrete of a copyright step will be the signing treaty between Spain and Chile that will permit a free Intercourse of literature without the dangers of literary piracy, Officers whi4i now discourages such an inter. change. Club gen-eral- ly I an md Feel Pain? I -- - cal-lu- se , I - an rec-unio- n Would Have Factions End North Dakota Differences BISMARCK. N. D.. Feb. 12. J. F. T. who was deO'Connor of Grand Fork feated tor governor by Governor Lynn J. Frasier, at a Lincoln day banquet today, urged that representatives of the Nonpartisan league and Independent Votere' association get together to discuss tbe political situation. Mr. O'Connor did not advise a com- offer to settle their difference Sromteesuggested that both aides meet and talk thing over." A banquet tonight closed i-- meeting of the Independent Voters association, at which the political matters were dis.situation and other . cussed, OFFICERS ARE ELECTED-Speci- al to The Tribute. MOAB, Feb. 12. At the annuo) stockholders meeting of the Utah Eastern company of Thompson J. E. Shyder waa elected president; J. P. Miller, , vice president, and Knox Patterson, secretary. J. P. Miller also was designated aa general The company operates A manager. store, hotel and warehouse at Thompson LYLE EIGBEE WEDS.. mTHE DALLEfi. Or. Feb. 11. Lyt a baseball player of the PhiladelMgbee, phia club In tho American league and formerly with the Portland and Beattie teams of the Pacific Coast leagu waa married her yesterday", his bride being Mis Neta Page of this place. Blgbee and his bride will leave next Tuesday for the Athletics' training camp In Louisiana, It was announced. FUNERAL SERVICES HELD. POCATELLO, Idaho, Feb. 12 Rosabel Milne McGowan, wife of Bert McGowan of this city, died at a local hospital yesterday morning. ' The MoGowana have resided In Pocatello for two year and previously lived at Deary, Idaho, end were Best tie, Wash. Funeral service held this afternoon, conducted by Elder J. CL Hanhardt of Bole Are Chosen by Entre Nous ( , ' Speetal to 'Tb9 Trltnuft. Wa! fVb. 12. At the tnaael GUNNISON, tin ot officer of tho Entre Nous club. Gun nteoee beoetr ontentsatlaK, bold hist ve inf, Ira Orarfelt wee eheoem 1 pptdont; At tnraey C If. Edwards, rice prMldmt, end H. W. ooecetary-troaeare- r. Tbe club Cherry, mapped out 6 plea of work, the primary Mo of whirl la to five greeter publicity to Gn 9 also ao4 ylciafty. Several member m vot4 la at tbe meeting. VACANCY, TO BE FILLED. ' Trlbue. WASHINGTON. D. C., Feb. 1. The civil service commission has been asked to hold sn examination tq rflll tha post mastership at Medicine Bow, Wyo. Sperisl to Tb - 0 IT 13 REMOVED AT HOME WitlMat Operation or Dinrar hneHIlifenlm SUM" without Cost CSSv or Obligation. Hwtokmri iMMdMW MlU tlm Um Wa,)H toe 8U(4. "44. ,m 8 am briu lu. 1 toiwd tow. svrdkM. -s vMkl n Ha fcklj, C . W. Htou S Nwtk Jubu. Oto.f c--1 as.w.f rauscnM,i. "A r torit ndu, fciMd lu Alton. 1 cuqcl.it- MUM wd utocuMd. ' Hum , towv i Mr totou totoul, MtotoMM" , Tk. Mtocu sulcklir mmtm ctokfeg c todcctordi fn-L- ilc wuisttou. IMS N- on (M.rUn wHk Sto(W. " fwn idu. tok ha t3S58TSmElTMENfttEfa Tko CMUM b W4 in law Ten Ti to. (. .Ul. toctoff. II .HUpwiM by I to um AddictoTHBW. T. . lABOOATOaY. Buu.Ctoto.Wlck. f-to Hot, rid k Gribs - EtM Add ;$5-- butter, olive Jam mil food moetard meat packed in glass require proper sealing to retain their quality. A Safe seal on gloe complete tb perfect package, because (lose is tha container without fault Look tor this Trade-MarIt le the elf a of rnutUst ea the feed yea buy la glee tamblsre aad Jar Tb a lory of Proeervlng tolls ef tbe safeguards that pretetS eueh pEANUT toed good for It. FtoaiiX'HOTnctk: Company 'H44M.16AS tract Chicago JpRrrftiDUfcis&l (1 S BAUME ANALGSIQUE , BENGUE J ; IT VALENTINE DANCE PLANNED. dance will b given In tha hall Monday Ensign ward airiueement evening, commencing at IlO oclock, for the benefit of the ward building fund At this evenings services In the Ensign word chapel, Levi Edgar Young will be the speaker. of Protecuon on OlassIckedFoods . ops A Valentine to Heddon and Billiard Final Play Word, 101 (Martinet), $4 80, $3 00, Cacambo, 102 (Hlnphy), 3 00, third. r. . Kulab V., Britain's Ally, Time, 1:12 Myrtle A and Wallace L alao ran. Irwla entry. Seventh rue, on and in I lea Feels Like s Boy at 60 Iriah Maid. IOT (Mnrinelll). $0.00, $4 40. 32 00. Cava Ice dour n, no (Grata), $2.80, $2 20, Kelloggs Banitone Wafers. Dont fall won; 8am Hill, 10T (R. Taylor), $2 00, to take advantage of this remarkable aecond; third.- - Time, 1:47. Bernice Brolyn Harris New. , offer. A 50e package of 8AMTONE K. and Mario Connell alao raa. race, fire and one half forlonya ToWafers absolutely FREE to you for ken.Elf hth IOT (Marinetti), $2 40, woo; $40. 300. trial. Also we will tend you the proof-sig-ned No. 110 (Rowo), 100, $140, eecood; Bedro-fr- a 100 statements, bv men and women a. (W. Taylor), $3 00, third. Time. BUFFALO, N 'Y., Feb. 11. Joseph who report amazing benefits from their 1 07 4 3. Hoover, Porch, Caadelorio, Moot-che- a, Erboi of New York, an unattached enIriah Throe aad ra also Thrifty Delay use. AH free in plain wrapper; no Triban On We, trant In the running high Jump, provided Chleteo Tribune Sell take Special to The Tribune. BOMBAY. Feb. 12-- Th death le HYRCM. Feb 12 The South Cache high the seneaUon for the Ay A. if. Junior obligations of any kind. Send your TUVAKA EBTRIZS. Mr. school her of five Jacob, aad 71. of name and address with this free offer tonight buried the Oneida stake Indoor rhamplonehlpe toriifhtrT'y making one mllo Adder Bardorn 1 1Hales ftve aa the race, 0T, first of avalanche of new Marlon score of bankets. filmla, $ Inchc The mark feet The original Crawfords a six and cents to help par postage and Hayes 102, Heads I Win 102, Blue Van 104, was 54 to S when the game eoded. former record waa made by Roberts of novel, "Mr. Isaac." offer Chantresi 10$, .fishy Paatt 107, Maud M. 107, parking, while this unheard-o- f waa an Lineup and summary: 1917. -- v-In ... ateut. American, .(Mr. Jacob, Syracuse last.- - F. J.. Kellogg (a., lift Elizabeth Catherine Carey 107. Ibattas Court 100, Mlaa 0aNEIDARTAKE4 yellow-fare- d and dark-helre- d. He kept 113. Manage Mich. Battle In a a Block, Creek, kaxaar at filmla, and pos(Adv.) shop Second race, on mile Aunt Annie $4. Burk-horsessed a rare knowledge of gem It was II 104, Lewis B. 107, Harrison's Heir he had sold a diamond rumored that Gift 107. Muriel's Pet Leader 107, Plaarro 110, ae to known the the nsslm of "Imperial" 100. Jtulf Yaofha 100. Hattl McCarthy 110. Moan-tal- a Hyderabad despite the Indian governHEAD STUFFED FROM Third nee, mils and aaventy yard Before this Mr JaN. J.. Feb. 12Harold Cut-bi- ll ment's prohibition. Girl 102. Shenandoah 104. Buhollnh IOT, NEWARK, CATARRH OR A COLD. IOT, Mlaeonri Bern Ice E. IOT. Shamrock Gr of the Boston A. A., running from cob waa acquitted at a trial on the rhargt Bon Levy 100,000 from the nsslm to 103, Posy Griff 110, Deloncey II won tha 1000-yar- d A A. U. of converting scratch, Zomlock 117. 114, Chrletlo Hultera II figured In Mr. handicap at the natlnnsl Interscholaetlc Ms own a us"Kim He also and mllo In a cm Nootrlhi S Cream north race, as tb of arventy Applied yard Jeweler Say Kipling championships tonight In I 1$ A. 01, Anno Jackenn 102. Bauer 100, Aodrey filmls.) New A. Hernia York Air Wafers. C., Jr., Passages Bight lip. Opens W. M. Baker 100, Waif 110. Mlk Daly 112. won the dash lpvltatlon. Prince Direct 114. Baby Slater 113. Cobrita 113, Iriah Daisy 113, Madrid 117. ana-hariLIO FOB GRID QAMK. furloaaa Wild fifth race, five aad 101. May Maulatoy 10 04, Lonaly Feb. 12 The rePHILADELPHIA. Instant relief no waiting. Your Thought , Robert L Owen 100, DeLand Prlvat Pent 10 of the United States Navel Athquest clogged nostrils open right up; the sir Kr7. Myrtle A. 102, arrl Maora IOT, Pys 10T, and letic association ths Pennsylvania -Tribune Salt Lake Tribune rsbto. Klaf 114. passages of your head dear and you can Orchard Kin 110, Olympian State college for the use of Franklin CMOS Referee 0. Adams. breathe freely. No more hawking, enuf-- , LONDON. Jtob 11 Ths first women Slith race, ona aad one alsteantb amil (laid, on which to play thelO football Jurors Not Pa Shall loo, 06, One lees Peer They In high court wsr summoned fling, blowing, headache, dryness. No lamia 102, Wynnewand 106 Tha Deaart 16, game nest fall, has been granted by tne to alt In ths the divorce court, London, on ot athletic council of the i nlveralty etrugglmg for hresth at night; yolir Hid 107, Hefreaas 100, tEdwlna 113, 16. Fourteen were notified. Two cold or ratarrh disappears. The game will be played January 1rnnsyivanla. tPaddy Wkark 113. other panels have been summoned to the November II. v Irwin entry. (let a small bottle of Ely's fires m King's Bench court bn February 7. , tllnaf toiirjr. from your druggist now. 'Apply In the three cxifk tha aoinwa AUmlvnr tea Ih mitec- 1hevanib me, mm, and kA.NSA a little of this WIN. one-fift- h of the men called on. The fragrant,' antiseptic, 'Swset IU2 id Bell Reeawla MontaM tuO, Special Tlp Tribune. Apple "KANSA8 11 Feb. TITV, Mo, county of London new Jury list contain healing ersam in your hohtrils. It pen- 104, Clara Marlin 107. Dion Ho. Little Link MAONA, Feb. 12 The Ksat high northern dl state Kansas names of more then ttfOO women the trapehnotins Etihrna, etrates through every air passage of the 112 Bob Baker It4, Prank Shannon 114. vision teem the (jdtim blah erhooi five rtefeeled 'Klp" F.lbert of Iee qualified to serve as special or common Sd. In what waa played kihel Brow Elfhth rare, five furious head, soothes the inflamed or twollea the beat game ever staged on lhe champion,holdsr of ths doubles national B In I.ertmd Moines, hs hlgl) court. Jurors 13, local floor although the ftnal score would ratty Baby )! mucous membrane and relief comes in? loo Taf S103. PMea a rentes! fur ths tills 108, Charleatoulau 110 Killy The proportion of widows to spinsters Sad Sam the visitors. chsmpionahip, In quite an eaay victor? stsntly. Elbert won the championship at Is four to on. Married women who she Rlpsata HA The ftnal count was U to 99 for East, Cheatham 111 Clear I aka It today just fine. Dont etay stuffed-- i IMttahnrf 111. CMode Weaver log The Leoperde led, 22 te 19, at the end of the the Grand American handicap , touma-ms- nt qualified ran alao serv but tb number with a cold or nasty catarrh. first half Cyprus rallied nt the beginning ef le comparatively small. Weather, fossyj Dark, feat. last year. (Adv.) eeeoiKl; Intellectual ry CONSTANTINE MAKING HIMSELF AGREEABLE w BASKETBALL Katherine Rank!. lo July H., Hy. Latty Haa, Anna 8. and ualdea also rau. Mutual field. five sud fnrton(a-Rr-ml-tau. me (Mario-Ill- ), 2 0b. $400, $3.00. wae; Vann! Nail, lot (Powell), $06.20, 17.00, -eeoM; (I or,. Jam, 100 (Tearsia), 400. bird. Tima, 8. Maud Bacon, Okie-hom- a Iriah, Alla Carr. Lantern, Blue Van. Hash K. Asher, Muriel's Pat sad Elba K. aleo raa. Third race, ea mil I J. . Murdock, 110 100. 3.20. $2.80, woe; Viva. 100 (Marinalll), 1 30, 64.30, aecond; Von Lady, (Olaurhtar), 106 3 40. third. (Powell), Tim. Sir Otlrer, Clover Junta, Laay Boa, Sadie D.. Conroy, Polieltor, Royal Irish, Adorock aad York La a I alas raa. Voortk taco, ona mile Barbara Bhtlllnc. 108 (Martinet), $4 SO. $2.00, 3 00, woe; Kir. 102 12 00. 2. SO. (Slaufbter), aecond; Mlfhty Loror, 10T 1.00, (Htnphy). third. Time. Rod William. Jim Winn, El Roy, 141 3-Anna Jndfo Vaohn. Star, Stroup, Preach a 4 Paradlsm alan ran. Name, Dr. Door-leVlflh roe, all rnrfe.ro Croupier, 107 (Ha ladle). $13 30, $3.30, $00, woe ; Tawasentha. 100 (Marl Drill), $2.40. $2.40. eecond; Slater Polly. 102 (Parke), 44.20. third. Time. Mabel Rule, Vera Weed, Charmaat. Barber, Jarh Lodi aad Capon alao ran. lath rare, oil furlonfo ludfo Ellsworth, ............ Tech Beats Cassia. ' play? -- derful Tonic That Quickly Youthful Vitality in , Men and Women. If POCATELLO HIGH NO MATCH FOR. SHELLEY shots. Alien and Jackaoa did tho best work for the locals, while Smith and Towers showed up to tbe beat advantage for Shelley, Thw lineups Pocatello. Shelley. YotHIg Miller ia,.y.aa,,4t4a4aa4aa V. ns..Haosoo Garrett rf....,,,, Rosa .. .... .. . ,,.lg. Felditeod. Highland . Bof A. C. team by a score of 4S to 92. The A lieu .. Smith VORK. Feb. 12. The Brooklyn participants mi both aides were mostly veterans Jackaoa . ..Tower If. National league champions will assemble of other years in high school basketbalL Referee H a aaaaaa. at New Orleans March 7 for their Lineup and summary Re-stor- es 50c Uefcrcf, Birn.lt. BEAT 18-1- 6. WASHINGTON, Feb. 12. More libera) terms then were recently granted by the secretary of agriculture for the payment of grazing fees In forent rezervez were committee today granted by on agriculture through an amendment to the agricultural appioprlatlon bill. Thta amendment stipulates that feea due for the year 1921 may be paid In two Inntallment one payment to become due August 1 and the eecond on October 1. No Interest 1 te be chained on deferred payments, as Is required In the secretarys but those who do not meet regulation their payments on the dates named In the amendment will be penalised for their delinquency. Another amendment adopted by the senate committee makes available vast quantities of surplus war explosives of various types for use by Individuals or assocta. lions of farmers for the purpose of blow- lands. The tng stumps out of logged-of- f hill carries $15,000 for preparing and distributing this surplus explosive. Hereto fore none of this suiplue powder hat been accessible to farmere. Its distribution! be tng confined eole.y to road builders. A third amendment adopted by the com mlttee, attached to the section of the bl. the providing for completing the work of domestic wool section of the war Indus-irle- a board, authorises continuing the dlxtrlbutlon among the growers of the wool clip of 191$ ot aU. sums heretofore or hereafter recovered, with or without suit, by the government from aU person firms or corporations which bandied any pert of the wool clip of 1911, which regulations are hereby legalised and affirmed ae to all Intents and purposes, os if the same had by prior act of congress been specifically authorised and directed. Many sections of the west will benefit fourth amendment, which approunder priates 15,000,064 for the purchasen of seed In drought-strickegrain for farmers not more than $900 to bo loaned area to any one farmer for purchasing seed. Senator Borah's amendment appropriating $8000 for the erection of necessary buildings at the sheep experiment station near Dubois, Idaho, was also adopted. ATHENS, ............ Total Union Will Probably Be Result of Recent . Conference. Appropriation Bill for the Benefit of Stockgrowers. - r The fans in Washington ar making Mve George McBride, new leader Dixon, If. of the Senator a banquet and reception Pync, rf. the season opens.. Arrangements Partridge, e. for the event will be completed Jackao lg soon. 1 wins squash Title... 12. U HIGH STILL - WINNING VICTORIES tnn. George Whltted Is the latest holdout In the ranks of the Pirates. The Pittsburg third sacker has returned his contract unsigned with the demand that Pray-fus- s look it over more carefully. Branch. Rickey haa received the contracts of three young catchers during the last few dayja They are Gilham, Dunn and Dennla Only one. Gilham. has had any professional baseball experience. He waa purchased from the Suffolk club of the Virginia league. Committee Amends Closer the-sen- ate NINTH STRAIGHT WIN FOR MORONI 8pedal to The Tribune. B. Y. The Payaen high school PATRON, Feb. 12 ftvwtook thr tatveratty'of L'tafrTreahmia Into ' 60. here this camp In the evening by a score ef 14 te 26. class. Shea defeated Although the gem waa clone, the locale were Raymond Murray of New York City, who lead tbe la practically all of tbe time. Special to The Tribune. had 40 points. Day aad Edwards were the beat play PROVO. Peb. 12 The B. Y. V. hlfh school ereTaufer, Moore won the -- final half-mil- e eenlor Chiekfo Trlb.M-g.l- t for the visitors. Lake Tribal Leaaed Wire. condoned on It way to the basketball chamClayton and MltcheU were race In 1 minute and 17 5 seconds. tbe chief point scorers fee Payeoa, CHICAGO, Feb. 12. Paul Krlchell, forpionship af the Alpine division by taking the William Stelnmeti and Charles Gorman mer aad smntnarv' Lineup major league catcher and manager Pleasant flrov qniut Into ramp here this evewere disqualified for fouling. UNIVERSITY FRESHMEN. of minor league club has been signed as ning by tb erore of 42 to 17. Althoufh tha MIbs Rose Johnson of Chicago won tha head a visitors coach food brand New of of were the played ball,' they York university final 220-yadash for women In 24 sec- baseball team. clearly hot la tb same class aa the B. Y. onds. The ftnal class Junior race was won by Martin Brewster ot 5 21 Lake Placid, In seconds. Orlte M. Greene of Saranac Lake, who finished first, was disqualified for fouling. dash for boys lo The final years old was won by John Shea of Lake Placid, In 49 seconds. - Results of other finals: ' Won dash, boj by Harold Fortune, Lake Placid. Tlnje 6 44 seconds. One boys Won by Carl Parody. Time 1 minute 82 6 - seconds. One mile, .junior boys Won by Martin Brdwster, Lake Placid. Time 3 minute 5 second a. One-ha-lf mile, senior Won by Joe Moore, New York. Time 1 minute IT 5 second One mile, for women Won by Gladys minutes 6 Robinson, Toronto. Tlme--- 4 , ' .. t second. , BUSED Spatial to Tha TriSnna. Utah Aggies laraoa, rs . again scored an easy victory over the Totals . Montana atata college here this evening Rrtrraa, Laraoa. In a basketball game, winning by a score t 7 ,...' Cramer. If Berrr. in Contests p . ToUls -- Clean-u- FEES ...a ner of Title for Women. Navy Athletes Make i the second half and following twelve minute of play were ieedtag by a score ef 94 te 27. It was at this point that the visitors came through with n phenomenal comeback and uaed the short passing game (a such good advantage that they were able to roll up 28 poiata la eight minute of play. Reaooe, M atklca aad R. Myer were tha fere most players for East, while Cramer, Cook aad Jarvis played the best of Cyprus. EAST OOKTliHHNL I'tl.U. kr.T. E1.0. T P. 10 .3 Boaona, If 0 13 1 $ ...4 Watktna, rf 8 4 c Uorrla, 20 R. Mjrar. If S 0 .....10 r 0 Oaffajt, t' 4 O. Smith, 0 0 ,...2 0 0 Jenaan, lg ,.0 17 13,-19- 21. 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