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Show i - - TTIg JOURNAL. FOim PAGE EIEf CLUB DID OPENING LOGAN BASEBALL ON LCOAN CTT7, CACHE COTHTY, Tuesday, May SJ.1&3T. UTAH rau0TMEEI Doral Pill. SALT LAKE. May 31 ing and Jackie Burton of the I niver-sityslqf Pub. Gwen Row o the B. YL, and. Met Burke of the flat) Aggies, along with several tulorado athlete, may represent Hah and the Rocky mountain conference in th Kathinal Collegiate Athletic am soctatioiis truck and field meet to be held in Chicago on Juim 1U and 1 1, if present jdans. maierlniUtt. A group f Denver bnfluess. men who are Interested in having the It. M. C. lepresented in the K. t A. A. meet, 1 have collected a fund with which they intend to send a group of the best performer in the Invent conference events to t htenso. Th above mentioned I'tuh ail h les were invited to make the trip, end. alIs nut though definite informall-yet forthcoming, it seems likely that the invitation will be accepted. Pilling, conference record holder in the javelin throw, and Horton, who holds the m irk in the l air mile run, both slion hi make at tuceUviu showing in the meet, if they pm Definite inform th:t fruu Ft mo w to the effect that Rowe will pafrtrt' pate. If the furmaluy of having ton entry accepted by the meet officialse occurs. Rowe smashed the muter-eperecord in the !tw hurdi- e:'t m Saturday, ,md tin J:'rk ts ii the national reeotd. lie would l to bnbiy also particijiaie- in the ) d ' dash. Met Burke, who sn'lrl'ewt the critics with hs sen mtiou.d Pule run In the conference wee I. is report ol to be ertusdy considerin-- t , and his entry worn1! aisnre in fh ltnii of stertinr;: tniler , ' meet. ty L The opeiug paipa of baseball 'in the l'ih Idaho league. inu latgan . Is x. field ; We this ufternon ' t 4 o'clock. Tb jply-,e- d games hfreaffer which vll U week,; vM eotnwesc n , at ' 6 WoUcrs Men Win Three Lose Four m Senes of Salt Seven Games Lake Bees The 'Team to Be. Beckoned With This Season. ' ' jimy. wk stand - Sait Lake Idaho Kalis Tam It. IJ 3 ...... Kails Jaigan l'cioutell,,. . .786 .750 .560 .417 2 6 6 6 1 S II t f Ogden, llesull. Salt 6-- 2: $. Idaho Kails. laigan, 10; Twin Palls, 5. Poca ltd o, 0-- 6: I Friday-o- this week will bf Ladies day,' ladies will he U tilled free. Twin Kalis eit-- i Isens gave our login g Very fine during. the past week, U js .hoped that Logan and Cache valley will turn out emuaas to the games , this Week for the Collegians double right back t Idaho FaJlB jieyt week. th Beelyu (Sfutjs grg ioUw in the percentage column.- - Ilarry Wolter and his men. expect to the Spuds during their stay hern. Vets go down and watch thput jjTke 3 10 tgdn i W, o'M1ek.W.dne.idv.ai1a f -; do It. j -- j Governor J)ern phoned this morning that he Wga. suffering from boils f ,n m , s on his neck gnd may not he able to ' ftolgyV Schedule . attend the game today on account of 'Halt latke at Pocatello, Ibis affliction and lb further. fct Twin Kails" at Ogden. that the weather !g such that he Idaho Kails at logan. might catch cold, not feeling the ptrs..n Who was Twin Falls, Idaho, Mag 31 (AP) best. Hr. scheduled to catch ' the first hall his Welter and Collegians Harry took advantage of Farrells wild- pitched over th plate hy the gov-as yeas excused this morning ness and Uruin errors to defeeat the ernor, locals in- - the last game of the ser- he' wanted to attend the funeral for Kart Wld-tsoies. 10 to 6. Doth pitchers treked services ip Salt hake formA. son John of Widtsee, with Green winning bis second well, of the C. A. C. start against the local club, allowing er president Chsrles Jenkins, adverltowever. six hits, while Farrell and DIan were touched nine times. Hong. tising chairman for the baseball club Bruin right fielder, crashed a horaer will have someone of prominence on over the left field wall with one tyr hand to pitch and catch the first In the second, the only extrg basejIbaU today to, give the game the .proper official opening. tit of the game nil turn out k The count for the series, stands 3 in favor of the Bruins. Tlie..acIock and see the Collegians Itake alls Bruins left this afternoon immedtat- - 4 tumble , out of the Idaho for the game Ogden.' e!y following ' LOGAN t'G. e, ' 4-- Gearron cf OShea, sa Schlnski, If Ifonovan, lit King, ,rf Woodson, c . Kessler, 8b Lucas, 2b Green, p I. Totals ItfStgue Leaders Among The Majors ... j (By Associated Press 1 Including games of M ay 31. , NATIONAL AHoway, cf Krasovltcli. 8 b Gardiner, lb 1 lodge. If ...... Pfahler. 2b Rosenberg, ss lloag, If Rial, e Farrell, p tlolan, p . lltckok ... Totals .... . Batted of Farrell in the seventh Score hy innings: WHEELS If! LIME To oflontirevPtan like you tsm interested Ip determine whether cruot are inRU just ewywehaveto :from unusual nuUaj Built intp them, Come in and LtwspoKth&mpvec. Lucdahl Service Station . the IVAkirk. AIM t EPSOM caused ten-rou- Ai Mei- -' Nebras- DOWNS. Eng. (API Among 4he greatest of ail horse raws, run on one of the worlds worst i racks, up and dewn over the Epsom slopes, with colts and nUies pounding over the gruelliug mile and a hair ourse. aud 5, 000, changing sterling jmunds hands In betting and weepstakes, the Derby is a supieme drama of the turf. On June 1, trom Arclie Cana- dtan wastes t.. African jungles, Will pause in the Wink of of, carving oat the the empire to loam the lieihy win-- ! nvr. There la wealth and romance in the mka flashed round the ft .. .. .. .L' e m n ,i - .. ru h beyond the dreams of the most with l oekney holiday uiukers have 1 nthe maze of motors, j avaricious going harp bookmaker, racetrack hard in Eng-0The winner last , year got more,hut old uistoins d than $500,000. $,few years ago al'ood and the Cockneys still hold siil stenographer in IJverpoel won (Derby Day as their own, celebrating almost as much. There are thou- - accordingly. sands of smaller hefting .pools, be- - Greater honor (ban owning a sides legions of bookmakers. 'Derby winner comes to few Eng- flocks out into the edge Ushmen. The late Edward VH, of the Surrey hillls by the tens of perhaps, was one of them ho was thousands on Derby day. The his- - king, and his Minoru won the epip torleal downs crawl with people like race in 1909. In 1924 the present hills. In every form ofjl.ord Derbys Sansovino broke a j huge ant conveyance frum Colkney donkey hundred year's run of hard luck wwild. (cart to limousines trafric streams !for the family who gave the race had wo The holder of the lucky ticket in out ihrrugk the suburbs to Epsom, (its name. No Lortk-Derthe jlonkey carts piled the Dei by since 1 787. is made Nowadays be Calcutta sneepsutke be held Mushy May 31 (APt Calif., Callahan nf Uis Angeles. weighed in at 139 2 pounds this Sfternonp for defense tonight of his CHICAGO, i U rs ip j hy , 1 22; Monday 259; Canada 21 cars; new stuck demand good; market strong; Georgia. Alabama, Louisiana Fights Tonight Santiago 1 Taylor Ml il . heated and poorly graded $4.60 to $4 81; South Carolina barrel Irish vs ior weltoraelght cbaiuslon Spug Cobblers; tew sales $8.50 to $8.76; Cleveland, old stock demand good market Myers. Tummy Freeman, ' vs Myer Wisconsin sacked rouud Grace, Chicago, XUasy stiong; GRAIN whitf $3 C5 to $3.85; few $4.01; won 5 Cbavtscs vs Joe Halas, Loj Angeles. 1,nKan 30004026 1 16 Pitching: Pennock: Yanks won Joey Minnesota sacked rouud whites $8.-5- n CHICAGO, May 31 lU'i Wheat J, Tommy Grogan, Omaha 02800001 lost ; Liztnbee. Senators, Twin Kalis ... Chicago. Norman Wilson, Chic- weakened under prottt-taUinto $3. Rd. Canada sacked white at lost 2, won Gearron 5, ; Indians Runs lost 1; Hudliu, Summary: Des Moines, the last today after averaging higher varieties $3.40 to $3.75. , Wood-so- n 1. ago vs Glen 2, 8chlnski, Uottovait OShea, influenced 1 1x0,000 bushels de'Mi" 'i' ev.'.rr 8. Kessler, Green, AUoway, crease in the InRed States visible tloak. and wigs -- ffardiueL g, . j.1.1 "ii! SUpptV Mttd by geod repo) t Krrors-rOSh- ea, But?-?1 (API CHICAGO, Aloway, Gardiner 2, May "to new FIGHT RESULTS crop vintar pelt demand lor ter 20,053 tubs; higher; vecelpts Hodge, Pfahler,' Rosenberg. Bases j grade. Besides, j unofficial Jpiais-tt,- ' 0f Green 8, f Farrell Alt hhlll s jtreameiy extras 4 2 cents; standards . , i , ! I',IkST4M'K , crcp atuituian.'a.'toj i'1 K'j,- iyif,lo tbi, ,41 6. Struck out By Green 3, by Farcents; extr firms 40 12 cents; ' 31 ei-i'tefAPt irade n Thursday were td' IllILAGLlllIA, May i s?) A )( i i j.;x Slav 21 (API firsts 38 to 39 3 cents; seconds rell 3, byDolan 1. Sacrifices King, NEW YORK Danny lasonard, Al- - BabeUuth of the Yankees hit his be bullish May wheat fluctuated bases 37 cents. ienlown, Ia., nd Marty Sollvers. 15th home run of the season in thelwith eximnie rket Lucas, Krasovilch. Left on "oluding 119 tapidttv over a wide Hgs Eggs lower; receipts 62.333 cases ADtmhleulays:yiraokljfn,' tkty JO rounds. la-- h first-Umt- ilg 21 local packets; 464 San Fran- Lt)ga e. Twin-Ksl- ls Of tiie tirs , end .if of a range uwaitic game montn the to Donovan; iRnrsch, New York scored a firsts 20 Pv 20 C. cents; ordinary Lucas to OSheaiso double header against rt Athletic adjustment ot accoutiM. market, 2,1 San kraneisro firsts 181-to 1 !l rents: storace to Pfahler to Gardiner. sa uQCkout over pilly Kennedy, had walked, mwirt; wu,at elos, d unsettled 3 S to 7 tornhs who today, 4 (packers: 86 Swnnston and 98' Los pa, ked ri.sts cents Wild pitch Didah- Hit by pitcher 7. New OHegna 7. Herman Wallace, ed ahead ofe him. Ounin was in the latter for Mav A"P . the.j.4 ,,vls mwet,Vent 271 San Hodge" by Grm.' Tl'ho of game I Rrmiktyn. defeated Joey Katkish, box for the Athletic. mar'"t' aurH 1 wHU to rent torn hour 60 minutest Cntpires Fergu fttlsbHrpb- 1 founds. 1DH I1 PHILADELPHIA. May 31 APt,iown. .tls t,i 31 rent oh and iPnckets; 86 Swanston and 98 U,s eon ami Price., Babe Ruth drove out his ite, nth pWV(M(ls showing to U 30 cent Angeles mm ket; market steady w ith MINNEAPOLIS, May 31 (AP) "'WATKllliOG. fu.,Jit'-- McCann, homer uf the season in the fifth deelino . Hast Friday; load medium grade lr,8 Flour J7 .eat higher- in car load Alexandof Rglph the second IHniieahnltg, Kjkled inning er rW08. PACIFIC fOAHT CHICAGO Aiuuuj Callahan, Jun- ' 0-- -5 r Hodge-Rosenber- Nfe-di- tl, g better Babe Ruth Hits Fifteenth Homer , , -- d , -- . - NEW YORK, May 3t (API Speculators lor the advance, aided hy a series of favorable week cud field shipments, resumed their operations in aggressive fashion In todays stock market. Bullish enthusiasm was created by the large surplus reterv shotyn in last Saturdays clearing house statement. The unusually low rate on the new government flnnc ingoviih prospects id substantial tax reduction by the next congress and the distribution qf more than half a billion dollars in Interest aud dividend payments around the first of th month. Call money renewed at 4 par coijt but a lower rate was looked for be.fore thy end of the wek. Selling UroV put here aud there hut general ly offerings were well absorbed. Pittsburgh and West Virginia, for instance, after selling down three points to 153, quickly soared to 165. Early gains in (lie popular issues ran from 1 to 10. F. 8. Steel common crossed $175 a share lor the first time, mid was followed into new high ground by nearly two score qther issues. The .list Included Baldwin. Air Brake, International Nickel, Houston Oil, American Water Works. Detroit Edison, international Telephone, Public Service Qf New Jersey aud Standard Gas and Ehetrie. Speculative belief that important changes in the railroad map in the 'making mote than efixet the disuppointing nature of juanv pf the April traffic reports now being published. l'ere Mar.iuette, Reading, Texas and Pari fir, Chicago and Eastern Lllinois romnmfi and prfferfed common and Wabash ComKaty mon all touched new highs. ; The ehTSIng was strong. Bidding for high Ipriced shares became dnor-- t furious following the bulge in Culled States Steel and Baldwin. Commercial Sdents B, Kastman Kpdnk and American Express op sharply and there also were brisk advance in Bethlehem steel. International Mercantile Mariue preferred and Texas and Pacific. Active selling, however, was directed against corn products,. Continental Baking, Strum berg Carburetor und Loose Wiles Biscuit, Total sates approximated 2.216,(100 shares. -- Tbe kings of England come and bt ho hth net.o changes i Callahan and Spug My ers. Ready ANGELES C5Q IN WALL STREET Top 4Wff tu the Derby, a j pleat ucew f folks in all walk of life ja- -i irhir to the gix'M race, lamer -liift Isuil Itigln IVrby Itertiy. Day at Kpsnm Itownu, M rolling in Is Postponed LOS PHOXE TODAYS TRADING Batting: Hgrper, Giants. 394. Kuna: Hornsby, Giants 36 worlds junior welterweight Hits: Wright. Pirates 55. against Spug Myers of PocDoubles: Grantham, Pirates 13. atello, Idaho who staled 137 Triples.- - P. Waner, Pirates k. were both weil under 9; The boxer Homars: WBUaros, fiUU4 the 140 pound limit for their clash Wilson,- - Cubs 9. - Stolen bases: Ouyler, Pirates 16. j I Pitching: Meadows, Pirates won 7, lost 0. AMERICAN Batting: B. Millet, Brow ltmi8,Buik. Tanks 46. Hlt8.'Gehrig, Tanks, 64. Doubles: Gehrig, Yanks 17. Trivles: Manush, Tigers 8. Horners: Ruth. Yanks 14. Stolen bases: Simmons, Athletics ' n iDIAtires. Tonights Fight Queeas-bftr- in shtisuctory That is why we .the-trip- NEW YORK, May 31 Threatening weather today the postponement of the welterweight match between and Ace Hudkins, h, Boston ka scheduled tonight at the Athletic club. It will tomorrow night. yaurTront in line, is one of the secrets o-r- rharn-pipnsh- ... ARE YOUR 1 lechni-Krasovitc- 2 -- 2- , 4 4 j - , LEAGUE STANDING 2' West-inghou- w--- re BABTWISATJJ f)lu Wgruie 3mith Bartlesville, scored a techniled to the impression that offerings otwo weeks !,t.'ie cal hnm ksut over ItougbUoy O- in the hist game and now cups tu A us-- 135 Iowa breeders; 127 to Salt Lake KTA.VIH V1 OF THE fid IlH. siciit 3 rounds. five in the past four lays. W'-rfrom that quarter would lie consid"t I packers and 62 Omaha market; m,RM Paso, ,ie' 'tin W i,. Pet. sborn,' NEW YORK, May 31 (API Fort Wurth, beat and Ament tea also was dts- - receipts she stock at steady prne. Grtl'tt. The erably larger during the first parr .tralia Tommy 26 .594 88 Oakland 6 nPX sea-so-n li.tt r'nple odd lots cutters and gud probably account-Tlt- e Bartlesville, counted In asser Ums NOTICE OK IlVNKRl PTPY common Andrews, to raw sugar market was quiet early 34 29 .5 40, Deoil Sacramento will accept nine remains for southern hem is- - medium cows $3. to $6.0(1; fpw today und 'in absenco of liusiuess ed for some of the selling at distant undersigned 29 .52,7 rUBl8-.523? Seattle Isood cows $6.50 to $7.00; odd iots,Prces were unchanged at $4.83 for , positions which showed the mftxlui sealed bids on the stock of utenhan- j phere seeding w 88 30 Mieions d Prut heifets $7 25 to $7 85; few Hl)0t Cuban duty paid, shies became at SO WAKEMAN. Ohio. Wi'son Yar-48- 4 d(s and fixtures of The Toggery 608 32 Portland s or, ter in all gram Sunshine 13.10 pound steers $800, veal eitlv-be- r the knock-- , formefly operated hy J. Ueinshit ho. middleweight 33 CleyrttMid 81 San Francisco A-Son, located in thy Hotel Ko- - in the com belt tiid much to m- - !es $9.30 to $10.60, hull, $5. 50" to Oakland, d out Jimmy Rhoades, I ,ofl Ahgel' . ' 24 24 37 35.426 cles llldc. jt Logan, Ctah Cash tet !, on rage a general tlesiro to realm. $5 75, .. . ... 8 rnnoda. .393 Cgllf., W Hollywood check for 10 per cent mint aceom- - . u addition, Kansas uisprtc'.t t tell- futures market unchanged at $6.10 to $6.20 Sheep 6 886 all California lambs 111 the raw sugar 6PIJI1I' j g ipfl'Hf In Doe to t coole, will an which as bids, icturned the mg granulated, session ait forenoon Ptmy during 1.141 with 4,892 including Chicago; tempralnres MADISON. Wis.' Bole Dross of unsuccessful bidders Bids must to wheat , minted also a a Peat ish Omaha mid 853 Kansas CilyYcstertlaia Itesull, no I" ices at mid-da- y showing net losses deeision won a newpatw'r Montang, reach im office. 202 Eerier Btda . of 2 10 4 points.. Hollywood 'sales. OaklaiMl, WHXTRY tf-from Dave .Ostrov, Chleago 10 Ogden, I tuD, before 1000 a tit inliuence. Seattle 5 The selling seemed to coqje prinSnn Francisco CHICAGO. May 3J (API ...foul- rounds. GRAIN FETCHES ThulndaRx June 2nd'' Information Portland with trade try alive steady; receipts four cars; Los .Angeles. cipally from houses I'M ,uij'n'A m CT'IW regardtniiVlh'Vrtoaoi'ies, sions CHICAGO. May 21 1AP1 etc, will he connections Press reports fowls 18 to 23 2 cents: springs European Sacrfyincnto Whcsit Low Radio gppartus has been adapted furnished on rCqMesi. CHICAGO, May 31 (AP) Pula- - from Cuba stated that there was 35 ceats; broilers 22 t 28 cents; High LU lUi" M. Stewart, IW a Bufopsaq in hank , May trustee setentist to record $1 36 $1.46 14 $146 12 toes new 112; old 39: 011 trark considerable cane in the fields to turkey 2 28 cents: roosters 13 Tmlaya tFUcdul to 1 47 pLotOgrphclly messages sent to ruptev estate of J. lieinshrihcr A jnew 199; old 1O8 cats; total 1 .be ground next year as of cents: 20 25 result to dock geese tents; Los Angeles at Seattle. 1 .'I Son. Jnlv 48 1 4 S shipments Saturday 549; Ih brain by nerves. IS I 47 1 4 Sunday 'this year's restricted program. This 15 cents. San Francisco at Portland. .Oakland at Missions. Sacramento at Hollywood. - . Tss i ,f 1 4 - ttm-gim- 1 , 2-- 3. 1; 3-- 4, 7-- 4, 4-- 1. 4 1-- 1 'Add Lift to your years and years to your Life Pills Foley DlunUi A 1 I far Ux AMwwy promow a norm) urinal Sow, 'thus carrying off thoae lurking Miaons that cauae your ti d4nguid.afhy feahnga. Badatchas, hefdachca and dizziness telirwed. Foley Pli conft tain no harmful ingredients, j ust M puteas they are sure. 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