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(5aJ4 — Si4 vJ JfcSS -- Cprrikk 1917 kj Nmipiptr fwlitt Sirritfi lac Crnl (riliit right ifNni Kfatr4 ia li Ptttii 5 Office ADDITIONAL SPORT NEWS Diamond TROLLEY LEAGUE SET FOR SEASON Amateur Flayers and Managers Predict Great Year for Game ings lacked the confusion gener- EAST HIGH CLASS gathering with amateur athletic ally associated acSERIES FOR TODAY meetings andin more real work wasthan the time taken complished ever before Trolley league meetings Tommy Fitzpatrick postponed his are getting nearer real organized hase-bn- ll each reason ami the managers of Fast Side High school class baseball the teams and the league officials this series yesterday afternoon on account year are men among Salt Lake's young of the inclination of the campus to take business and the players look like comers on the appearance of a lake The athFor half a score of years past the letes both track and cinder path men orTrolley league has been the fastest acworked out in the ganization of its kind in the west been and has cording to its followers fast enough to send players directly into professional baseball up to and Including A A grade The league officially addpted the which will be Stall & li'iin baseball used at all league games riiis vear Another rulingr mad- last night was the 'dinemliiieni the iause prohibittransthe signing r new men or ing third game from fer of men prior to the the closing of the season The manwent on record as helng in faagers vor of a modification of this rule proIn any viding players should enlist army organization during the season their original team In thus weakening this event new players may be signed or transfers made at any time The 1 7 season will open next Sun25 with tne following day April Olaflin vs Scott Hardgames: Lon ware U S Tire vs Western Furniture and Utah Light & Traction vs Salt Lake Cleaning All managers announced that their rosters are complete and after a few more workouts during the rest of the week expect to start the schedule with a rush - ! 1 gymnasium The championship chasing junior this nine is slated to meet the seniors have afternoon and the seniors also two more innings to play of a game which was called recently at the end afg of the fifth inning The fair will ho between the freshman and the seniors two-innin- DOUBLES MATCHES HELD AT HANDBALL The double matches In the Deseret tournament handball gymnasium's Ansell afternoon started yesterday and Cooper won from Maw and Freeze In the second game of the day Mathe-so- n and Whitney won from Jensen and Marti Doth games were declared to be at the among the fastest yet staged gym and the interest of the fans is demuch more rapidly than the veloping romoters of the tournament had any dea it would ROSS CUTS CLOSE TO WORLD’S RECORD MAMMOTH'S LOYALTY IS FORCIBLY SHOWN 10 — Cincinnati O April floss of the Olympic Franclub SanNormap cisco came within one second of the to Tlie Special record for a slxty-fotank when he Mammoth April 10 — Few towns in won the 150-yasenior national A A United States Lave given so many V backstroke swimming contest at the the mem to the country’s defense as MamCincinnati gymnasium here tonight moth population considered Eighteen His time was 1:50 5 young men who work In the mines I) L Jones wearing the colors of naliere recently enlisted in the United the Illinois A C won the States navy and their example will tional A A U junior swim In 58 5 doubtless be followed by the enlist- seconds ment of an number for the various branchesequal of the service Recruits attribute! to Kureka re- LOCAL ATHLETE IS should have been credited to cently Mammoth MEMBER OF U S NAVY Ilei'Hbl-Rf'piibBcn- ot rd 3-- 100-ya- rd 3-- MUSHERS FORCED TO STOP BY BIG BLOW Nome Alaska storm is blowing April on Reward peninsula and the sweepstakes racing run the yesdogs inhave not been heard begun from since terdayleft Solomon 32 miles east they Here the course turns north to-of Nome ward the Arctic ocean It is believed all four teams have taken refuge in the roadhouse at Timber 64 miles trom Nome and whence dare not stir until the storm modthej erates There is no telephone at 10 All-Alas- — A terrible ka 412-rni- le PENN ADOPTS NEW ATHLETIC POLICY 10 — The board of Philadelphia athletic association of directors of the April of the University decided continue Pennsylvania athletics at the unitoday towith every athlete under miliversity of Maj William Keltary Usupervision 8 A ley Pennsylvania is the large eastern university to adopt only this course during the International crisis in-field- ers the Red and Black team has enlisted in the navy at San Francisco ord to this effect was received yesby Warden’s parents terday Warden took fourth place in the Fast andrun"West High schools’ crosslast spring sevcountry enthe place In staged the Deseret run in 1915 andgymnasium's fourth position In the Deseret race in 1916 VKHKES RELEASED Chicago April 10 — Steve Yerkes second baseman with the Chicago Nationals was released tonight to the Indianapolis club ofa the American association Yerkes former Federal is under a FederalPittsburgh contract calling for $6500 a yearleague His release is taken to mean that Larry be will coAditlon to play in Doyle five-mil- all-arou- SHIRTS right-hande- OFFERJMMPLOYEES HARTFORD SENT RACK Chicago April 10 — Bruce Hartford obtained by the shortstop Americans from Des Moines Chicagc of the Authority Must Come From Western league has been released to East Before Promises of Des Moines The Chicago club retained no strings on the player Salary Can Be Made U OF M WILL PLAY Columbia Mo April 10 — The University of Missouri will not cancel its Rumors circulated about the streets athletic contests intercollegiate spring that the American Smelting A Ross Hill announced toPresident yesterday Refining company together with President Hill maintains that if & night the students are called upon to enlist other important industrial organiza- Standard in Fabric Fast Colors and Workmanship—Ask your dealer tax HAXTWELL A CO Ksken MORE PRIZES OFFERED Monnon Church Mine Company anil County in Line With Project TROT M T United States Will Be Given In for niatfen Gathered by C B Stewart C B Stewart secretary of the Utah association will endeavor Woolgrowers to enlist federal aid In conducting a further investigation into the destruction of sheep near the Arizona boundary THEIR LOYALTY residents of Bingham who assert they were falsely accused of being German spies and subjected to the of ignominy arrested under sus-P- c ®n- defendbeing their to the United States In the faithfulness to letter following the editor of The Herald-Republica- Herald-Republic- an “The Bank With a Personality” n: Salt Lake Utah April 10 1917 n Salt Lake City Utah: B®ar Sir —The residents of Bingham wereundersigned into brought Lake last Saturday by the sheriffSalt of Salt Lake county under a suspicion w were German spies This suspicion is to them a grievous and as they think a malicious and false charge The persons who have so maligned and falsified about them to the officers are to the undersigned unknown We appreciate the liberty and freedom offered us in America and the good will of the American people toward our native country and we In turn de sire to show our of d these things by havingappreciation loyalty to the stars and Some of the undersigned arestripes American citizens and others of them have taken out their first papers We wish our friends and the people of thiB community to know that we have been maligned and injured by these willful prevaricators and that our love narespect and loyalty to the AmericanGertion and its struggle against the man nation is complete and without stint The undersigned sons of Greece the mother of civilization have not been sent to America nor are they living here as spies George Praggastis Toanis Sfakiota-kl- s Theo Harris Toanis Praggastis Droukalis Bill Stam-pol- 1 Karavidas Ivanls Nick Katsianos lame Mihalo-- BoGeorge Bookas Efthmios Kikipoulos Mike Paiso poulos Andrew lotas dis George Thanapoulos George Peter Kolokithas Editor of The Herald-Republica- To some people the Idea of a bank being human —having a personality —is new But those who have done business at the this "Merchants” and enjoyed the services of disbank appreciate the contrast to the cold tant almost repellent attitude which used to be manifest in banking inself-concert- Herald-Republican- ’s The excellence of our service is not based methods and a strong solely on conservative directorate —but also on the human Element it contains We are here to serve you cheerfully andoncourteously Four per cent interest savings paid “The Disk With a Personality" ed BANK MERCHANTS Lake Salt t Clearing House Capital 9250000 Member JOHN PIVGRCB President MORONI 1IE1N HR Vice Pres O P SOULE Vlee Pres 11ADCLIFFE Q CANNON L J HAYS Ass’t Cashiers Corner Main nnd Third South SALT LAKE CITY UTAH UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM TIME CARD OTEorme sept it ia& as J j Tsout-sounak- ls by-la- ws summer or fall the physical tions inforUtah had announced special during the offers who wished to be of value to them will training answer the employees nation’s call could not be corroborated TOLEDO SWAMPED definitely At the A S & R offices last night It Toledo O April 10 — The Cleveland was stated that authority for such a Americans won from the Toledo move — the of full or American association team here today pay to for men — would havepart enlisted giving to 13 to 0 The contest was a d come from New York and that such affair all the way had not arrived as yet unnecessary work Seeking to avoid PHYSICAL EIJ TO MEET and in of the duplication The Utah Physical Education society national resources the mobilization Utah directors will meet Saturday April 14 at 10 of the naval consulting board of the a m in the Deseret gymnasium Miss United States have directed a letter to Heilman L of U will speak on "What Governor Bamberger Mayor Ferry and the Fu hool Teacher Knows and President F C Richmond of the Comshould Know on Physical club R Griffiths will speak Education" JNew York on “What mercial inIn this it is explained that inan 1916 State Means by Physical dustrial inventory was made Education" and made available last fall A total SCHEDULE OF CHARGES of 100 schedules was obtained in Utah and these are now on file with the ADOPTED BY BOARD NICKEL SUNDAY WILL army and navy departments The letwas by W C Ebaugh chairA schedule of charges for the InspecBE DIME SUNDAY ter man of signed the state directors tion of live stock or leaving entering the state was arranged a ’at D George Pyper secretary of the IIILLCREST SCHOOL TO of the new live stock board In meeting the ofDeseret school union anSunday fice of President James H Moyle yesnounced that "Nickel Sunday” will be will be paid $5 a Inspectors terday GIVE MINSTREL SHOW day changed to “Dime Sunday” in the fuand their actual expenses ture the change having been advocated The policy to be adopted by the board the Hill-cre- st by school board of general to precautions against disathletic association of Sunday The the with regard the Mormon church The annual "Nickel ease school in will animals and methods for its Murray among High give has been in vogue in the Mor- an old-tiSunday” minstrel show in the high elimination was discussed For the mon church for many decades but in school gymnasium The the sanitary and quarantine present Friday evening order to increase necessary funds for purpose of the entertainment to is of pay regulations the former board will the Sunday school It has been advised off the’ debts incurred by the associacontinue In force to Increase donations to a dime Sec- tion during the last football season W Dr R was InAll the talent of the school together structed to Hoggan retary Pyper says that with the donaseek thesecretary tion of dimes the annual receipts from with the best amateur actors musicians the bureau of animal industry in cam-of "Dime Sunday” should be increased to and funmakers in Murray have been paigns against the infections to which About $8000 obtained to make the affair a success stock is subject 1 " ELLrAM S Absolutely Removes Arrive Dally 055 P 655 P 505 P 600 P Malad and Intermediate m Denver Kansas City Chicago On Po-- M M M M Ogden and Intermediate p“‘n 830 A M K ak p m AH e aa tJr OL m OW - S&Sf40- - Ogdbn Logan Boise Portland Seattle (Butte also going) Loo Angeles Limited — Omaha Chicago Denver 81 Louis Overland Limited— Omaha Chicago Denver St Loulstflap Francisco ala Ogdon Brigham Cache Talley Malad end Intermediate Ogden (Denver Omaha Chicago going)(Ban FranClaoe and Butte also arrivOgden Pocatello Idaho Falls Ashtotw Butte (Twin Falla also arriving) -- el ed stitutions whole-hearte- full-fledg- line believed the work of jealous cattlemen Evidence which Mr Stewart collected during his temporary investigation will be placed today before W IV Ray United States district attorney Mr Stewart admits that evidence collected relative to the poisoning of nearly 800 head of sheep owned by J W Emley may be fragmentary and he seemed of the opinion that further investigation may be considered desirable on the part of the department of justice ( - "Great oaks from little acorns grow” The seed of cast by The thought thrown broad— the that the of idle thought utilization by acres the threatened food famine might be prevented — fell upon fertile ground Like a prairie fire has this newspapers’ suggestion spread until the movement for raising crops greatest ever conceived is well under way in Utah Some of yesterday's ments showing the widenessdevelopof its prevalence were: Utah Copper offers inducements for company the planting of special vacant land by its employees and this offer 1b also made by other big Industrial concerns The Mormon church has $3500 in prizes and church folksoffered in all sections of Utah are planting greater gardens Governor Mayor Ferry and membersBamberger of the and county commissions sav therecity is no need to confiscate land for gardening purpose — that The campaign convinced everyone of the need and all are converted Salt Lake Real Estate association ofoffers city to plow much vacant ficially see it is watered and land if city will cultivated Federal Irrigation service grants an of $25000 for developappropriation ment of Uintali Basin lands D D McKay president of the Utah State Farm bureau Ogden man sends his second letter to all farm bureaus urging the utilization of all farm Industries and with county commissioners for food mobilization Home & School league through Mrs M Bacon president announces George HRSUAMERA SHOW that vice presidents have been instructed to go Into their districts and find what can be done at once In the way of gardening Mrs P N Cook of the city board of health urges that children be George J Midgley Wins inassistance in the matter of propergiven structions for seeding and cultivating First Place With Print The board of directors of the Utah in a meeting bureau County Farm at Provo Issues a series of ‘Evening’ yesterday recommendations by which it is hoped to Increase the number of tilled acres In that county many fold The exhibition of the Utah Camera Food experts of the state meet at club closed last night after being in declare and that the Logan only tilling inof idle acres by additional laborers two in the ballroom of progress school children will pre- the Newhcuse days cluding allwant hotel The display of In Utah vent real pictures covered a wide range of Utah views and included portraits and landscapes Prizes were awarded to the following: First — George J Midgley medal for print "Evening’’ —L A Olsen medal for phoSecond on San NEW SETOF OFFICERS tograph Third —"Evening J E Broaddus Diego medal Bay” for "‘Sunshine in the Cottonwoods” picture Honorable mention cards were awarded the following: “A Wintry Morn” and "The Mission C R Spencer of Ogden Is Stairs” Sheckell by Thomas O "Moonrise on Utah Lake" colored In S oil by Mrs Lay Smith Named President H by Louis A Thody "Where "Poppies" the Divides Meet” by George L Waters "St Schofield Secretary Paul's Church at Night” by Albert Wilkes U” Campus Scene U of “LitPermanent officers for the People's "Summit of Toukitz Ridge" and Protective association tle Cottonwood Creek" by J Chiropractic V Pewere elected at a meeting of the or- Reeves “Rural Scene’ by AGeorge in the last "The tersen Boston Disap"Transparency” ganization C R night of 3051 Grant Race” “The Iron Horse” and Spencer building "On the Banks of the Jordan” by W avenue Ogden was elected president pearing 1897 B of "Palace Ellerbeck of Fine Arts Fifth East street F H Kardleyvice and "Muse Weeping Over Salt Lake president and IIsec-S Night View” 717 the Head of Orpheus” by L A Olsen Schofield of Harmony place "Forest "A treasurer and by George J Sunlight” retary Lake Erie Beacon" by A Salt Lake branch of the associa- Midglev Scene” and "AuF W Moore "Snow tion was organized for the protection tumn Maze” by V S Matson: night A B of chiropractic in Salt Lake W Seare George J scene "The Last Snowfall” "The End Kessler William C Carl Ges-s- of the Voyasre” “Just Pups” by HO G Ramsey GMrsM RichardsA Mrs “Niagara Falls” by Tolman were Hansen and Mary Havenor "Knudsen’s Park in March” elected to the executive board Dr W H Hopkins "Centennial The members also drew up and ap- by "Six Lake” by Miss Grace Bigelow constitution and the proved Studies’ by W F Bowerman: The purpose of Animal of the organization "December” by J E Broaddus and the association as set forth in the con- "Morning In the Kalb lb Forest’1 and for the peo- "A stitutiontheis for securing Day on Punch Bowl "Exstate the constitutional tinctWindy ple of to choose Volcano Overtaking Honolulu” own of their method right to receive chi- by Miss Anna Isabel Brooks healing and the rightfrom responsible ropractic adjustments chiropractors The members are pledged to do all of the in their power toin have thea laws manner as such state amended to allow chiropractors to practice in this state and to have a board of examiners appointed consisting of exproperly educated chiroperienced and examine all students of practors to before allowing them to chiropractic One package practice in this state me Every garment is guaranteed HALL er nd one-side- QUALITY KEPT UP H A L LM A R K 5C Hol-loch- Warden formerly a student at theHarry West Side High school and a member of GIVEN IMPETUS SHEEP POISONING Herald-Republica- (Continued From Preceding Page) if correspondents forgot to mention it there was jjj j Yesterday was Cliff Blankenship’s bfrthday sjc jjc of last year’s Spokane club Eight are now In faster company Pitcher Oscar Harstad and Outfielder Kenneth Williams are the property of Portland Catcher Sheely Pitchey Rube Evans and Infielder Gaard Gislason are with the Bees Catcher Dan Murray and Outfielder Eddie Mcnsor are Oaks while Pitcher Dutch Reuther is a Chicago Cub If all of these players make good in faster company Manager Williams says that the Spokane Baseball company will receive approximately $7500 as a result of the disposal of them Coast league managers who passed up Brick Eldred the Sacramento valley league boy are now Trolley themselves on the back sayingpatting that Manager Rowland of the Chicago White Sox has found Eldred’s weakness to be a vital one Brick cannot get the ball back to the infield fast enough to satboss Eldred isfy intheu Chicago solid hour of chasing recently outfield put drives :jiu1 hurling them back to the but the result was not plate to change Rowland's opinion andenough Brick will probable be chased back to the minors for want of a big league throwing arm Here is the roster of the Vancouver club of the Northwestern league: Pitchers Russell Manouk Lukanovic O’Dell Smith Clink Davis McElroy Gipe Hood and Acosta Cadman catchers Patterson Follman and Agazon Stokke Bennett Roy Brown and Hamilton outfielders Wolfer Blair and Pappa First Baseman Meusel who reported to the Oakland club this season and was unable to beat either Zamlock or Rod Murphy to the job has been secured by Nick Williams of the Spokane club Meusel is a brother of the outfielder with the Los Angeles club and has had nothing but bush although he Williams reports the lad a experience wonder with the bludgeon and a likely fielder Jess Orndorff says it looks as if the ball will have to go to young war He is players out to do a comeworking back so that the fans will not have to do without baseball — Los Angeles Express Jj Walter McCredle manager of the Portland club is said to be wondering what will be left of his baseball machine in the event that the Germans in this country are interned as a result of the international situation The folTeutons are on the pay roll of lowing the northwestern team: Ilelfrick Sweifel Schatzlein Houck Schorr and Stumpf sc 3e jt Scout Eddie Herr of the St Louis Cardinals groans every time he reads of the good Swede Risberg is doing with the Chicago White Sox for Herr wanted the Cardinal club to draft RisIn the fall of 1915 but Mrs Britberg had ton other uses for the $2500 rethe idea Herr dequired and vetoed clared Risberg to be one of the greatest players in the game In fact to hear him tell it the Swede is d a George Sisler jJC GREEKS DECLARE n Pro- Men Arrested on Suspicion The of Being Spies Express posal Given Indorsement Tlieir Indignation by Scores of Patrons 5jc ore of the most LAST nltfht saw league meetTrolley held so far this season The CROP PLAN IS TO ASK PROBE OF Ogden Pocatello Idaho Falla Butte (Cache Valley also arriving) Ogden Ely Sacramento San Franoisoo Pacino Limited —Ogden Sacramento San Francisco ' Portland Seattle (Twin Boles Ogden Fails U55 P in ia p ’9 r f fur AU 815 A M O f R a ur A AH 1 ft 1 ft P AU ’uAv 740 P M TUT aia p M Ail “ TiT “’AU 1ft 9ft A also going) City Ticket Office Hotel Utah Telephone Mata 1 in M “ liit Fists Fir Um GoingrBaYck?” If yea are sick ef experimenting eeme te a real Specialist and aee ben differently ne will treat yen Thera is no guesswork about the methods I employ My splendid success is due to the fact that I KNOW XIOW I am qualified for my work and education while experience and the application by Naturo e of common-senshave taught me the beet principles on the same princlp& that CHRON" DISEASES of you hava learned by observation experience and the application of good "horse sense” to do the line of work you are engaged in to the best advantage The real proof of my success however lies In the claims of former patients that X cured them after ether physicians had failed A trial convince you De Net Pat It Off Any Longer If leu Need a Doctor Get the Best My Extraordinary Success Ve due to my of praca full knowltice combined many with years of most the advanced methods edge of employed by the bee me In defining the da)' which assist authorities symptoms promptly and the exact treatment to be prescribed KNOWN RESULTS are what count That la what every sufferer earnestly desires For that reason I ask you to come to me and learn what can be done for you Do It today Don't delay DON’T GIVE UP—A VISIT WILL TELL Indigestion alanply want I the ef de fa Chreale what earn pppertnaltp hewing Dlaeaaea Varieeae Velna Ecscna Liver Kidney and Bladder Trenhlen Rectal Dlaeaaea Flies Fistula Bap proves it 25c at all druggists V tare even when ethers have failed entirely WE USE THE LATEST REMEDIES Perfectly harmless Pleasant to take for bleed nnd akin dlsorilera I AM toil MEN In Case You Have Tried “This or That" Do ter er Remedy Until Yon Are Utterly Dlseoaraged You Are Just th One I Want to Talk to Free Consultation Call If Afflicted Everything Privates DON’T LET MONEY MATTERS KEEP lOL AWAY TERMS Reasonable and Made te Suit the Convenience ef the Patient confidential All my dealings are private and all bualnea absolutely noon come and have Hours: 9 a m to 3 p m Sundays 10 a m to 12 a friendly your conoltlon No case accepted by malL chat-abou- t Acts Like Magic n 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