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Show . . DESERET EVENING NEWS FRIDAY MAHCH 28 1919 Aggim Creek Letter Men Frolie on Floor Is There a Trust? Plestina Wants to Know. the Juat when oo1JX1AN, March 21 aport followers at tha Agricultural for themeelvoe act aprlng lite had port and bad basketball all folded away until next winter, alongA cantors tha fraternity men aad aet up big argument at to which fret haa tha best team on tha waxed floor, so th aport followers at tha A. C. had to readjust their mind ta tha tw condition of affairs And gallap aver to the Bmart Greek 'Uttar mea gym and watch-thtesa the at the beskeL Ripley By Couglutfg Tires the Old Elderly people. tircd oof and west, f ened with cooghituL will find great beta J r , and comiott U a r sphere The Commercial baseball, laagaa will begin Its season April II, according to deolslon reached at a meeting of league representatives last night. As many , as It teamstwo may sitsnllu circuit or mors divisions bslng with mads. y Next Thursday another meeting wftt be made at which the schedule .will bs drawn up. .Managers will also pass on tbs list of players submitted. - Teams already entered tn the league re the Western Optical company, the Moose lodge, tbs Columbus Optical the American Automobile A Tagus company, Pantages tbsatra. tbs Bait Inks Iron A Steel company and tbs Oregon Short Una Other teams that are expected to be tn the league are the Mountain States Telephone A Telegraph company, ths Utah Power A Ught company, tbe Kseley Ice Cream company, the Auerbach company. Walker-Bros- ., live Pacific Nash Motor company, ths wend Is Madsen Motor Car company, The Z- - C. Loa damn. ths frvhrarora JohuBoo company, and Hi rcbmn. FUNKED this-year- "Enthusiastic Worker Will Spread Literature Broadcast in an Effort to Secure oi Idaho, win ba Uri POCATEUA to-c- -- tba ' if- -- s.ssr.fr. 8pngir - ..,sks!s. ftnir nA whlrt WE' WANNA for Pocetello. nightdutuw LAke loot t""; he will begin hi Tent Live plan eall wfor o( distribution wide a he th dmwitit p4wert rtC iheghi.Mailfaod-thateiegrepht principal matte will h affettd 'xud civic organlaaUona '"wapapira from Mein to California. The executive committee handling tne Brady, affair constats of J. Robb . dent of the club, Frank Ad em member and rvwe committee. executive of the chain of retail Murphy, who operate Idaho. rtocee throughoet RAS SL ! ' - JACK', CURLEY' mEWOMOTeRS , TbRt ThEiR backs ON PUsTiNA BtcAOSE OF MIS MANAGER dle-'tri- t. M ' 1 r By Robert U Ripley. OR tho last year or so 'Plestina. tbo-btSiberian wrestler, and his manager J. C. Marsh, havs In g , - Baseball uniform that now cost $20 formerly iKLand and $25. IMaer ate reuuested to bear this io Men flot mind when sliding into oocond base. . , a the X. J.. umpires c We take it that the present day he blind. weights are all color colored asptr-i.n- .s Thsy isn't see an to the title - H-- y v t stage of the river' is expe ted. Even the old Mississippi is gett.iir all snellcd up over tbs pmhibiUon vcaYe. - There is volcanic eruption in Chile. Makes it pretty hot for Chile. Krd Fulton announces that he will retire from the ring and become e farmer, in his ring career Fred baa shown, all the earmarks of a good farmer and ought to be able to make the wheat and oats behave. . In the meantime-w- e bear glowing reportsIn from the Browne training Texas camp Rogerp was. hit tn the eve with a banner aea-- J son, as it is something unusual for a eus to get his ee on the ball hlsi first day ou- tj ifUit Chill will return to th Amori- an thia year (.hill was coa wlered a hit of a froM whn h 4 wu in the .major before, but vou never beard of an umpire being anything else, II hirj nothing of our valued cash mtomer that from the war Branch traveling around the roun-,'rvhe is the cmi one of the Cardi-miho la getting in chape rutffrent VHKy-l- n - ' Athletes at ths O" are again enjoying ths pleasures offered by the college snd ths city In general. One weeks surcease of toll has been allowed lha baxtfeteeri snd during thlsieventful vacation .the boys are doing many things according 1" their fancies One handsome hoop star Is wildly In love, another suoceeded in gathering spunk enough to ask a gtrl to the prom" tonight while most of therh Joined ths migration during' tbs forepart of ths waok to ths Salt Lsks Theatre to bars Alexander probs their love affair But they eagerly kept tbetr questions to tbeneoehre whoa ono flno college man. who bad sealed his question In a .gUae tubs sad who was j.sestsd In ths eel sat hoi region wilt mors of ths eoilsgs variety, received an answer in thla No, you will not marry fashion: her You should think of keeping Mora njeymtiK yourself flrat. la pdrely tbe reeult of eprtng time In brogree Open houae" la the bin end tbe hWr TOung men In heroie alp tee end bolt wefere fashion see Th Bern took a rest yeatarday because of tnclamaat weather, e e a Manager Eddie Herr yesterday wired t transportation to Lyman Smith, who haa Just been released from tha navy. Smith played with tha Bees at tba training camp last year, but waa released to Portland shortly after tha season started. Mart 2S.A1-thoug- h tha opening of tha season ta 1 bout day away. Preaidant Baum haa not yet selected tba eight umpires who will work. He Is hot rter Bill Guthriw, Jaat about tha niftiest umpire who baa worked her in recent ysara, and ha will hold a place open for th tog fellow until the last moment. He has a flock of applications, so he will have no troobla getting eight experienced man, Guthrta want over to France daring tba war and ha has a swell Job aa a ateamfltter tn Chicago nothing much to d btg pay and a chance to boss tha other fellows around. Bill like to umpire and ha like to work on this coast, but, much natnrairy, ho wants to get Jack aa posaibi to ha and Baum , Spring Sport Schedule To be Adopted Tomorrow V AND POHDP.lt FORM KjLSURATKD MAGNESIA tri a Magnesia compound especially prepared for i lie set .speedy and certain t'crreclion of. dangerous stomach H cocrlea only in the 4Wat.tif rWI,t five grant kat.lete and powder fn sealed blua Da not of magnet WSfRATKIl and aya. pack. ornini;,2t7raS JoV genuine BAN FRANCISCO, -- GAS STOMACH SOUR STOMACH INDIGESTION HEARTBURN CHAIN TABLETS" Tha Bees open bare April I with Vernon, and th second weak Than tha will find Portland her Beea go on theyxphd for tbraa nr boma for tbraa, away weak for twa, and boma for two. When - tha tha Hotariana convene her- locals week of June 1? to 21, tba Bait Laka will battle Loa Angela aa is at home on tbraa holiday Arbor IS, day. with follow: April Portland; Memorial day. Sacra- mento at Balt Lake; Pioneer day. Oakland at Balt Lake -- Tba Bee play Vermm July 4 at Loa Angalea ami Beattie at Beattie Labor day. ane negotiating. If BIIJ comes back it will seem like old time Ed FtuneyRalph , Frary, Red Held and others wall known to tha Coast league era OX - NEW "YORK. March 22. WTllinm M. aln-gl- ERS. SHORES Tennis Tourney Begins Next Wednesday at U Tennis tournaraept elimination in lha Cnive'rsity of Utah championship will begin Wednesday-"- ! th college net Cups will probably bo awarded and double the singiee' winnei'sjn There Is' a fine turnout for the events and ths courts are tieed fos practice at all hours during th day . After th tournament a team will ba ehoaett ta represent tha "U. State net' title holder Cliff Rtmpeon, and Hal Bennett, Mont Reunion and Dave Coleman of last yfaCs team, Glen Cnip, Fred RergmrOm snd Mitt Roth-- J never Showing up strong in thpdy " THE RELIABLE SPECIALISTS FOR MEN am I WOMB: Office 24 Main SA Salt lake City -- SHORES. . Hour to to (i Sme da) 10 to 12. Call or writ" Ad fra o vica lkok at Dr sttorasr record of 20 years of Continuous success a specialists m .CHRONIC, NFRV, OCS and SPECIAL DISEASES. ''rf, ' Aggiea DE ORO WINNING FROM CHALLENGER Alfrfi Do Oro, bllllaJd Chama of took sixteen lead potato over pion, Gas Copulo the challenger, in tha first block of their match for tba title here last night Tha play wvAit x sixty-siCoot) loa aeorliig Inning thirty-fou- r points, while tha champion marts fifty. De Oro maintained an advantage of ten points or more an tba way after tb tenth Inning. Da Ora made a high run of six and Copulo four. Their average la .757 and .212, respectively. Play will continue throughout Saturday. DETROIT. March worlds 22. three-cushi- 120-pol- nt In disowning tba second base situation of tbe Oak Del Howard said tba other gay that If Hap More could hit around .24 tha Oak a would not ba weak, for Bill Stumpf. on tha etber aide of tha sack, la a good hitter. "Look at tha said DeL Oorhan and Seal" are .20 hitter and my pair will do that well. Del may have meant by that that Corhan and Csveoey nr In the .20 class, and nat that they would hit around tha .2 mark. A ; really maw could hit .2 and still ba in the .200 class. Cnveney may not hit often, but b will hit hard once In a while, for he la a strong boy and ha y wades Into the ball with all hla . strength. Charley Graham Is not worrying bout the hitting of Caveney and He makes tha . Corhan. In more that that pair will turnprediction double plays than any other shortstop and second baseman In tha league, and ha lets tt go at that . . BHl Rod rets le well satisfied with hla ball club, but ba la mighty careful not to predict where o will finiah. Bill thinks It is . unlucky for a man to press hla lack too far. Be knows ha is strong nw where he was weak Inst at ahortatop and in tha boxyearand he le sitting pretty to see bow the gang ecu in real contests dfnappearod. Herr rare him por to 8sa Prmncisco 8an-mission to 7; and fl&M that time no thine ha boon board from him. He rr Is not worried. thoortL and he is hoping against hop that tha former V ernoir southpaw forget to return. didn't set the woods on Are tho few dare he was ia camp probably saw the handwrtt-in- g pchorr on the wall and realised fce would bo among tho flrat to that got tho hardwares ' o e o ' CKETT, CaL, Mareti George Malsel is not fretting M a Walt writes from hi a horn Bait), more that ha tout beenla offarwd 2 000 more aeaeon by a company than McCredla LY--,. to pay. Georgaa mother Is e a a - TOLEDO, O . March Shake 22. w k by an farfakfam Mbleb brooks k why tbomorttoSv traata-- tWaWm That mU k 8. ft, B. far tfaia a IbccwndW kM tb bioo4 that tm Inainfk o romato. Cot a ffrtsrr aUn tom for nt nil rm-4- y bottk today al nay dnitatac, and yon wffl M raaulta from tb right troatmant Writ for oxpart medical -- Now is ihe time to learn the deliciousness of good TEA Tea times aa many cup to tbe pound. Air-tittins only. a Cot BAN a a a FRANCISCO, March xiIa tiTbowner forrlr with Wol-?r'o- W. M. GRIFFITH, M. D. .r. ?,.re- ed 2 wall known n, Harry the Sacramento club, ia at boma from hia overaeaa work. Jacobs wa. feant of - artillery whan ha want being with the corps trah.'i 7 In France ha was ona of .ei.mt few ordered to tha American artil-e- rr training acbool for officers at Baumaur. bnt as bla class was graduated after tbe anniatlca was were t9? commie- lone In th reserve given rather thaa Ir Jhe actual servlc tkyd Jaeoba b vSet bt,though- hla commission himla rlf chasing up somewhere around the conntry. Ordered home, he Waa demoblllsad at Camp Kea 40 Kan After ."1 rest of two weeksFrancisco. ho plans back Into th aorvico m aa Insurance man. ' ; Bank Work , a County Work ; Office Work - -- Jp-g- et Vniiwlnlle UUr Cjcnis, woo. four Dragfiatsor by mail Me for Book at the Cya free wriu ftf JMa m M management. Balt Laka and SAn Francleeo were after thla player. hlm nd will nelthVs Tr.a1 uor sell. t ? infiamed by Eyesmm Hula Your Blood ,,, w thia'Jeai7 Knt, Your IMPURE BLOOD keep you from getting well. To cet your blood In proper condition marks you aa an Intelligent man or woman; to remain pimply faced and cabby stamps you among th Indifferent, ehiftleee and .Ignorant. Your blood stream la your life,, afid must be road healthy; otherwise you will freaent a yellow skin, have poor Indigestion, headaches, nervousness, dixzineee, failing memory, torpid liver, sleepless nights and a long train of other trouble with which men aad women sufTef and . know mof why. Call for a treatment where the medicine ia put directly into tbe blood, proV ducing the moat positive and satisfactory raaulta Consultation free, Houru 10 a. m. to 2 p. m.,112 Main Btroofc' P&ort .dtbhit.Vb.h With Males I and Slriin In the lineup the Portland club would wlbout them er men, Wa wUi, trouble Bor Kka Rftter, Rognrt and and all that. ht fltU Jkeeainb,t,B more thap that ' ,ffSafeTeft ht tt Ha picked np Daq Murray, by th Oaks, because Ted riy hurt a leg the ether day, dnee and he not want tob enught short-handbehind tba bat r?Dy ood Pitcher that ha boMs debates himself to find out who- to let with go. Larkin the marine is showing all klnda of stuff and big McHenry la liable to come back to big league form. Gardner, Prougb. Brontley and Plercy are figured aa regulars, so tha Raw Meaters have tslairito spare this year. bn a , COFFEE GOING UP! r Sacra-ment- Bs PEOPLE DETAINED AT BOX1 wfll find good books a groat aoUrt. Wa have khom to tnaot ovary taste af tho child-thyouth, nod tha growi v -up. DESERET NEWS BOOK STORB Nows Building. Main ft en aim-pr- r Loaders for cine baseball aad trsrlt have bean appointed nt tha East high school. John Atrd Is manager of aaular athletics, Torn Martin Is to lead tha baseball nln and tba track oaptala g Bavlll Flower Tb Junior track captain ta Walter LU1I and Alton Papworth la baseball manager. Oscar Bnrl tb la bead of track for tha sophomore and Bob Myers the manager of tba diamond playera Ron dame and Grant Roberta win lead (he treahiea in their chaos for honor Ralph Lovandal president of the tennis club at tba East Is cartes coring to enthoeo tha high. atudrats Is . thla sport. Walter Lillie aad Blahs Thomas ara Lovandala's aosistaata Tha nat schedule will be drain aa Saturday, and tba first will be played tha flrat part oHmS week. vision by 2 pin. In bis individuals Lindsey mads which tied him with Dominick Vito of Chicago for fifth place. Ho da bowled with Al Johnsons Colts of Now Bavon laot night and registered 444, with game counts of 202. 227 and 1S. In hla two-mevent this afternoon, iso had ITT. 220 and 122 for a 272 total. . s Choose Sport Leaden pain temporarily. Tho ifiait can only b roached by coins deep advte wMeb yon ana got wlUwot down to its sonre, coat, by nfifiroaaiaff Madlaai Diractor, Th soorc nt Bcxem I la tb U $wift J aboataty, Atlanta, Ga. ts, . Rrhnrr, ths San Prnnelseo yotmif- fer who has tryinr oot with us tog bo-eo- - ey "d East High Students o Blazing, Fiery Eczema bkIW bfe tb SfaoM Seems Like thaSkia Is There it a bamaainf riWeewfiirt eatwod by Kcmou that Ahntwi s torture., Tb itching la most vnbearabhb awl tb fcia na a fir with th burning irritatiwv. A co from load Apjiaattioo ot aha 2Ln ointment ia impoacihi, boca us inch troatmeot ae aly wars frequent In tba minor avanta opa of tha American bowling congraa tournament her yesterday. On- ona of th afternoon shifts Mort Lindsay of Naw Haven. Con, bowled-Intflrat plaea la tha scoring 1122 for hla nine tournament game and going ahead of Frank Caruana of Buffalo ia that di- & V Jsfbatcho received there 1 no proapect of anyleernight Paclfle Coast signing Sam Bohn. Inflelder,lug, who l Property of the rtniTVla!. "Nation thu'ATV IlkHy to romln there According to'tb Mllwankeo clnb 0a DRCQ i CONNECTICUT MAN BOWLS INTO FIRST ' BON N The Itching and Sting ....... .. M Inea i - f Tlgora Denver da. T I Carl CJnnk) Walter tha 8po-n- a City league and Northwestern league star nbtk has been trying out with tha Portland club of tha PeriGo league at Cai- - will not be retainedCrockett, on th Besver squad. With Blu Association first barns on his list. Walter Manager JJn MeCredl has announced there la no regular berth for Walter The Spokane will bo bald for a time, youngster bnt only until can make a deal for hla services. Tba Portland mans gar wanted to send Walters to tho 8aa Antonio club of tba Texas league, but Walters bucked and refused to do bustneeo with tha Texsa club; o McCredla agreed to hold the kane player until a deal couldSpo-be made for hla aervioo which would ba satisfactory all around. . F PiiS Frajt-clsc- o. Tha player limit was raised at tba meeting to II men, instead of II, aa originally adopted. Thta will permit th carrying of six pitchers and a utility man. , a a a Bnatnaau Manager Jack Cook, who acted for Balt Laka at tba meeting, la don to leave San Francisco today for Salt Laka He will be kept busy next week perfecting th details to connection with the opening day eeromoniea v by pec ted to bo back In the - fold, though Baum baa announced aa names yet , aehedule adopted At A meeting of Coast league f la cal agepta yesterday at 8an Baseball and track schedule will ba colarranged by tbe coach of Utah Ail at tba Hotel Utah, tomorrow leges h KTiHJdM, Thursday 27 March Hercrutrorm set a new world record of the college have started practice ten miles In 31 in the spring aporta and In baseball relay by ekatin 7 second, which is 37 seconds keen competition is iWAr than the record heid by John S especially the big thing the meeting of One tsed of Canada Montreal, lfHj.son will decide is ' where lha atata track meet will be held Th U. of U. la after ON tha event again thta year while both and th B. T. U, want tha the.u, A. event staged on their eatnpu will be worked Baseball aehedule out between tha local col leg a and the Each college Provo and Logan Bine will meet twice The Aggiea and. Utah have exceptional mxteria) out far - tba diamond activity and both colleges- are . rich in old players. Instantly Oeljeved 5 AtT LAKE fgred wall la the - w NEW SKATING MARK ; IS MADE BY SWEDE He , -- Pacific Coast League Talk Wafers Eagerly Ziider has decided to stick to baseball fur the .nones and pass up he garbage business. Kollla has a highly developed olfactory organ but dealdrd he would' rather wear a clothes pin and take a chance with w Sip . Rull-- w U Tea and Devour .v that batters will jig also bear In there Is s tax of IS per bestmiruj aosaid ImII , at Stecher, Earl Caddock, John OUn, Wladek Zbynko and others. Did ths promoters attempt to sidetrack any of these men? Not much. As a matter of fact, the promoters welcome tifs newcomers knowing full well that it constantly takes new blood and new feces to attract box offices. Any oilier argument is silly. So why does Pleetlna find it hard to secure engagements? In ths first place, because be has proved a poor card and a poor, unsatisfactory performer. Why have'! steadfast! refused to do business with Plestina? Because I do not wish to become mixed up with hie manager. J. C. OJe Marsh? ThatS' one reason. The other is because Plestina on threo different occasions haa visited newspaper offices and nnder oath declared that he laid down and faked iik'matehea which he loot. I witnessed at least one of those matches,, and I am positive Hussane defeated. Plestina fairly and squarely. Plestina and hta manager. Marsh, have, one redress.. They can promote their own shows." - , . Homt aro Vo-da- do 3AcK 5 great anger and states aa follows: "Now, gentlemen, I ask you,' Isnt It ridiculous to say I can control all the wrestling, promoters T Is It possible that sivAness men and their asbeen proclaiming themselves sociates havs been able all these years the victims of a' wrestling trust. " to pun ths wool over the eyes of their Marsh states that tbe "trust- - has pubbesf- Can they all be my dopes? questions are too silly to call for barred his man Plestina because he The an answer. I havs been la the sport refuses to "obey orders" and fake at game, boxing and wrestling, for the the word of tho trust, which, be last twenty years. During that time I have been connected with many claims, la personified in Jack Curley, clubs and many boxsnf and the well known promoter of wrestling. wrestlers. managed I am coldrbloeded enough Marsh further claims that KM maa to admit that to mo they an represented m much merchandise. Of can beat any of - tho present-da- y wrestlers with. ease, but that such course I havs been. On friendly terms men aa Lewis, Zbyexko, Cad dock, with most of them, bat above all It Stecher and others will not wrestle haa been business. "I havs seen many a one corns and Plestina because the latter will not agree to lay down. (Ba that aa It go. The game, however, moves right assure can the fans writer the may, along. And nothing pleases a prothat Plestina is a first class wrestler moter more than to see a good man and capable of giving any of them a develop. I can point to Gotch, Jenkins, Beel, Hsckenschmidt, Stanley, tough argument). j Jack Curley, who has been espe- Zbyssko, Yusif MahmonL and in more recent rises as times Strangler" Lewis. Joe "the trust, cially designated fl liorsehide. BODtAMM-JUU- Johnston of San Francisco, natlboal tennis champion tn 1112, la tn New York on hla way tA tha coast Ha baa uat bean discharged from tho navy, DENVER. Colo., March 22 Th culhaving bald tba rank of lUatanaat, mination of tha cojlega basketball aea-a- n Junior grads. will ba reached Saturday night Jobnston waa east ta tbe nnmv of tha final game will be played in 1217 to Iq tho series of exhibition the conference schedule. The State matcheo play tho ambulance fund being now leading tha raised fortbe University quintet, United State National by race by one gam will meet th Ben- Lawn Tennis aaaoclatlon, but returned . --- I in th rt. ,h gima .at before th. tripansra. oora- Tha T7rA iL for auatgna beginHetraining plaea as a rea I Pte1, tbelroexpSd waa otatlonod for a defeat by tha Minister to ffmml1??' They hop theOregon and waa thenaa- again take tb m earn re of npatato tl.m team and thus again tlatb rac Ignod to duty, moat of which baa been Th Ho spent much southern water odds favor stat however, and by In time tt along th South American coast will again win tba state winning tltto in basketbaU. Boulder won It and in tha Caribbean. last year, and thn played tb Utah Recently be was nt Haven where ho Aggies for the conference title and hod nn opportunity to play at th won. Thla year the University of Tennla club. Ha won hla matches Utah la tba Utah title bolder, aad it them, defeating soma of tha best play-er- a la not yet known whether a aeries will In Havana ba arranged between th winners here and tha Utah champion Tba Colorado team will moot likely have to Dickerson is Still to Salt Laka in event there Is,Jonmey a title contest Western Prexy , Avers Tho defeat of th Tigers last week will no doubt take Just a littla Interest from tbe game at Boulder, but NEW YORK, March 28. E. w. DickIt is expected tbst tbe largest crowd erson, who was president of tho Westof the year will be In attendanc ern last year, but went to Franca Extra arrangements are be- withleagua anyhow. !2d tho division aa a war correing amade by the Boulder management spondent, gavo out a statement here for capacity crowd. In which ha daclarad ha still last night Standing of tha conference teams wso tha prasldant of tha baaabaU or- la basketball: Stata University Jrf Naaaad Neseda U gssseilwm sha spell el eeoahlsg weald k (raw hvo ta Wo arinatsa. I eis very gad kll Fotry's Henry and Tar hsa ataen yoa that --- 1 t . sod th tkktlre i Under thin centra eonnnltto areratios In which represeo la given alt the Intoreeted oitle. Theeo no ndditlono which to committee,conetlintod aa follows:may Pocamade, are M. C. Booth, Joseph l tello, Major. Young, Fred Murphy: Twin Fail and Cart Hahn, Roy A. Read C. Frank Adams,- - Idaho Falla Cline; Wright, Clifford Read. Dr. C M. Peter-on; Jack Burley, Clarence C. Baker, American Falie. E. A. Strong, O. H. Patrick Barber, C. R. Baum; Aahlon, Williams, Rexburg, Frank Turner. Stata Senator W. Lloyd Adame; Ogden, Major E. Rhivere. Ralph H. Bristol. David Ecdea; Salt Lake, Fred C. Richmond, Freeman Hasseit, Eugene Giles, O. C. Edward Beebe; Boiee, K I. Perky, Peaaley, Captain Jeaa Hawley, Thomas Black-foo- t, Allen; Sherlock; Dubois, George Byrd Trego, Percy Jonea; Mackay, StanRobert Leslie Dillingham, Oregon, field. S. G, North; Wyoming, Mayor Torn Jatnter of Evanston and Fred M. Mills of Rock Spring - Snould 1odhiello secure the battle F. M. Hills of Sau Diego, Cal., western of the Hercules companies, manufacturer, want the privilege of purchasing tho first ten ringside seats at ho bout. Mr. Hills yesterday called, on Mr. Spangler apd asked that the teseriBtlon be made and that he would forward a check for the same the . the aiettef was decided. Doue, chsllengad th TrrslRy ths ganlsstlon, sad malntanaar of Al Ttutr-na- y of th laaaru' of Chicago aa Its ehtrf axecutiv, a I waa prasldant af tha Wlm agitating tba mattar of organising baseball team here this aeasotw Several leagua when I left Amerind last July" statement said, tha term Dickerson's and will be avalleble good pitchers Chester Squires will be able to do a. for which I was elected la June, lit; not Coaeh Joe of until Juno 12. 1220 and does tha expire catching. Jood part of the A. C. may take charge I certainly will insist on tba eontrect. of the team If It la formed. Tha flrat j)alng fulfilled. whan the Western laagua suspend, evening meeting will be bald Tuesday ba arwhen the preliminaries wilt ed play last year I waa extended a vote of thanks and given a vacation for ranged. whatever time I might atmy ia Europe ' as a war correspondent. Upau my return from Europe I find tho name of TENNIS CHAMPION Al Toarnoy mentioned In dispatch aa ARRIVES IN GOTHAM president of th Westers leaf us. Hoop Game to Be Played Tomorrow CIMMS W IS MNNtD Bf A VREbTDNt TRUiT WHO po.tll SebemnUttsee (Special Correspondent!) March 22. Some of baseball anthuelaets of tbs city Titular Colorado, PLESTINA1 ..The 6iAKt sepwah Ceerfa Perry Readell, hie Hth peer writes: - "I Hi holer's ssri Tsr lot rooptiifie aad ricklh, I tha - LOGAN. -- y .WlUard-Dempse- tmt. Robert fight ra earriad editor of tha -- w Wm is'fww left .. sndear-ortn-g campaign or on Un ,OT felieveo chronic coogha, usually bronchial la character, and puts a soothing heeling costing on a dry and tickling throe L It raises phlegm easily. Logan Fans May Form Basejball Aggregation com-Min- y, Fight y , Big -- ! WiBard-Dempse- Honey-D- ir Foleys It tboaa to 27 and lha Blgi a to II, eo tho Delta Nu thle afternoon the Stga end the Pht thole load will Kaps respective team as to tha aiaughter. At present tha Blgma Alphas rank favorites over yiatr rival but tha Fht Kapa clitdm they era holding something back end that tha gam will bring aut a huge surprise for tha k eni, won from Clt BgaMdjr Cw Cblcft ; ; -- 1 Legal Work ;7 i Quick Work Our Specialties |