Show THE 2 SALT TAKE CITY UTAH FRIDAY APRIL 20 1917 HEBALD-BEPUBLICA- N IT ALL DEPENDS UPON WHOSE '' POLLY AND HER PALS ' s' us Sour n Txwt TO GOAT IS GOT 'FtTlfcR'T? bowfe TJlU Girt “That H4T 2 -' £t ’ucdt VfcO wommM &ATIY- By MlMR'DlP ount “PtKfc VkM a - tx) S4lD JaHtfcui 7 I MJSX SASf Srr ' ' ' i iose U 'PEOJOtcM 5bi’ rrls — tV — If s ' Fcstsrs Sendee 013 Asill ADDITIONAL SPORT NEWS JUNIORS TAKE PHILLIES RAISE ADMISSION PRICES E H S PENNANT the East High school romped off with the Interclass track gonfalon yesterday afternoon on Cummings field by adding 17 points to the total of 33 made Wednesday The seniors although totaling 21 counters only yesterday were able to amass second a grand total of 44 capturlnng plaee The sophomores and freshmenS were well In the rear with 18 and respectively points feature event Bertie In yesterday a senior captured the Dart dash In 10:4 Albert Dunyon also a senior and “Bullet" Bomney junior were tied for second In a hot finish The senior quartet managed to tuck under Its belt The winning the relay team was composed of Bertie and Clyde Dart Harold Wllhart and Albert Dun-- i Juniors of 100-ya- rd yon The summary:— dash Bertie Dart (Senior) Albert Dunyon (Senior) and Milton (Junior) tied for second place Romney Tima 10:4 run—Sayman Kerr (Junior) Leland Mays (Senior) Harold Wllhart (Senior) Time —2:08 Javelin throw Eld Sheets (Sopho Hardin more) John Anderson (Junior) Distance 117 (Sophomore) Whitney tret 8 incheshurdles — Beatle Douglas Ellerbeck (Fresh'(Sophomore) Ralph man) Glen Anderson (Sophomore) Pofe vault —Clarence Hurd (Senior) Dick Luman Wesley Robbins (Junior): (Junior) Height 10 feet Relay— Seniors first Juniors second Sophomores third TlmA 1:41 100-ya- i rd 880-ya- rd : 220-ya- rd 4- -5 CAPTURES MARATHON It — A Boston d April william J Kenhedy of New bricklayer York today won the annual American marathon road race of twenty-fiv- e miles outrunning a field of fifty a day of victory younger men It was H Hatch as Sidney for veteran runners the “man of a of Chicago known as finished second hundred marathons" of this city and Clarence H De Mar winner of the race In 1811 gained third Hannes Kolehmainen of New ?rlse Olympic star at lesser distances gray-haire- Was fourth The time was comparatively slow6 Kennedy’s winning figures of 222:37 minutes behind being more than stfven one minute finished Hatch the record forty-on- e seconds beand four-fift231:05 and hind Kennedy: De Mar in In 231:58 5 Kolehmainen Others who finished in the first ten were: A F Merchant Boston 286:20 Charles L Mellor Chicago 238:24 5 New York 287:28 5 llans WSchuster A Linder Quipcy 238:38 M Carl D C and PresJ M Dean Washington of Rochester K Y 244:28 cottLynch 1-- hs 3-- 1-2-- AMERICAN LEAGUE (Continued From Preceding Page) fore the fame players of both clubs gar aa hibition military drill The score: ST Bhotton If LOriS ABRHOA) 0 3 Austin 3b pialer lb Pratt Sb Jacobson rf Mar asm cf aa lavas Pezereld c riank p Totals Ilebold rf 3iJ Collins rf 4 0 4 0 84 ABRHOA 3 0 1 0 4 1 Hlaherg as E Collins 2b 4 0 4 0 Jackson If 4 0 Felscli rf 4 0 Gandll lb 4 0 Weaver Sb 3 1 Sehalk o Scott p f 0 ItussAl p 00 Danforth p 2 0 5 5 5 3 3 C Totals 3 27 0 Score by Innlnge— t Louis ex- CHICAGO I 0 0 1 1 C 34 2 0 0 0 0 0 0- -4 0 0 0 0 b—3 0 0 GUISTO HITS ’EM Cleveland O April 19— Cleveland overcame a lead of six runs acquired by Detroit In the fifth Inning today and won Its opening game In the Blnth S to 7 Hits by Allison Wambaganas and Gnlsto la the ninth Coupled with Chapman’s sacrifice and a passed ball were the fsetors' In the laat Inning rally Coveleskle who started tbe game for Cleveland was ineffective In the third while loose playing behind Smith In the fifth aided Detroit In scoring three runs Conmbe who finished held his opponents acoreleM Ceremonies of n military nature preceded the contest Tha score: CLEVELAND DETROIT AB It II O AB R H O A 2 0 Rnab as 4 10 2 2 Graney If 2 0 3 2 0 0 3 Allison If Young 2b 1 4 as S 2 2 0 0 ’olb rf Chapman 4 2 2 3 3 0 12 0 Yeach If Speaker cf 5 1 3 2 4 1 2 5 0 2b Heilman of W'mbsg’s 4 1 1 12 Crawford lb 4 1 212 0 Gulsto lb 4 12 1 3 0 10 1 Roth rf Dyer 8b 2 0 0 1 2 0 0 5 2 Tumor Sb Ktanage c 4 0 0 0 B 0 0 0 0 Deuaa p Deans 3b 3 O’Neill e Coveleskle I 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bmlth p S 0 10 Conmbe p 0 Cavanaugh 1 0 0 0 MlUer 4 pi 110 Totals 32 7 82615 oat when winning run scored Miller avansugb batted for Hmlth In fifth tad for Turner In eighth ran by Innings— 0 0 0 0—7 0 1 8 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 2 2—8 reland Errors— Graney Chapman Gnlsto mmary: Two-ba2 hits— Speaker Teach ng Roth Cobb Teach mbeganea 2 Coumbe llonie run— Oaw-- L r ilellmaSp Crawford Stolen base— Heilman 1 Bases on balls— off Conmbe 1 Coveleskle 2 off Smith Coveleskle 5 in 3 IIit-- Off Da aan 2 2 Innings off Conmbe on off Smith off1 InDauss 12 in 0 innings n 4 Innings ick out— By Coveleskle 3 by (fcumbe J by sa 4 Umpires—O’Loughlin and Hildebrand Two nit a LOS Herald-Repnbllc- ANGELES April 18 — Barney with David Joyce millionaire as a pasChicago Lon 10 senger left Angeles April at hlO a m and arrived InlOJSO laat night at o'eleck making the distance la a trifle over eight days Heaee today Frank Chaaee at the Los Angeles ball park with added happiness grinned Johnny Los Powers chief mogul of the club wore a mourning Angeles on his countenance for wreath Oldfield has driven a ear from Loo Angelem to Indianapolis la eight Pbwerd dayafe winning gaooo of glOOO with money PowersflOOO wagered Oldfield and with Chance that Oldfield could net drive te Indianapolis In nine days olla FOR TRACKSTERS artists will try their luck this afternoon at and down canyon running when up athCoach cross-ceun- ry George Rynearson sends his run letes through the annual distance held by the I D S The eveht will be from the school campus to the first water stationdis-in canyon and return a City Creek tance of about two miles and a half The Saint coach announces that his men have been training faithfully for this race and that he expects them to be in good condition for'tne long grind more He also the event Is to be displayed causing than any of Interest says Ind In the history of the school because of the ' fact that It is the last race of the year for probably the Gold and Blue tracksters A gold medal will be given to the winner of today’s classic while a silver medal will adorn the person of the winner of the second place Other prizes are: A bronxe medal a fishing rod And a sweater coat WEST HIGH GRAYS WIN FROM BLUES beat the Blues The S "— FRED MITCHELL CUB LEADER SAYS JIM VAUGHN’S TO BURN UP LEAGUE WITH THE BOXERS (Continued From Preoedlng Page) yesterday in & hotly contested WestGrays at game High 16 to 11 At the end of the seven In- Cleveland O April 19— Johnny Kiloutbane champion featherweight pointed Watt Brock of Cleveland by a wide margin tonight in their bout Kilbane floored Brock six times In the first round but was unable to put over the decisive back hard In the Sunch Brock roundsfought hut was by Kilbane Luke Glnley who was knocked out In one of the preliminaries by Jimmy to a hospital with a was taken Berry fractured skull where he died A warrant was Issued for the arrest of Berry on the charge of manslaughter r ten-rou- Manager Books Negro for 22 Exhibitions in South America Ex-Cham- p’s nd no-declsl- on out-foug- ht 19 — Chicago April Preliminary steps Sam toward of S Langford matching State street and Jack Johnson of Barcelona Spain world’s heavyweight champion until Jess Willard of Rogers Park drifted along and demanded a transfer for a battle in Buenos Aires Argentina about the middle of June are being taken Langford who Is campaigning in the east NATIONAL LEAGUE will find upon his return to his Chicago home a letter from Harry Clark Johnson’s manager who is in Rio (Continued FTom Preceding Page) to 2 tie Barnes was la good pitching form Janeiro Brazil arranging a aeries of The score: fistic exhibitions for the former kingof the heavies MORNING GAME pinThe for letter contains a PHILADELPHIA BOSTON Sam to meet Jack in theproposition South AmeriAB R II O A ABSnOA can city 1 3 S 1 M’r’nrtllfr ss 4 8 8 0 Paakert cf “I have booked Johnson for twenty-tw- o Bancroft as 2 0 02 8 Massey 2b 0 10 8 exhibltlions in Brazil" writes 1 M’G’fgn ss 82 10 12 S8 2 Twombler rf 4 4 0 0 Magee If Whltted If Clark “and am busy now booking him Luderns lb 8 0 010 1 Konetchy lb 4 1 for the rest of South America Jack 8 1 Oravsth rf 4 0 1 1 0 Smith Sb will leave Barcelona Spain about the 8 1 Stock Sb 0 0 0 1 Kelly cf middle of April arriving at Rio Janeiro 2b Qwrdy c Durey 80 about May 31 4 1 Klfiltor c 7 1116 0 0 2 2 Rudolph p “Jack to his latest letter 2 0 0 2 1 Adams e to me isaccording in fine form and eager for 1 0 0 0 8 Rlxey p the campaign in South America 1 1 0 0 0 1 Pittary p have no doubt that there atill are many 1 0 0 0 0 Nlehoff good fights left in the former cham8 8 82480 29 T122711 pion Total A bout between Jack and LangTotals to prove a strong card In ford ought NUhoff batted for Rlxey in fourth Buenos Aires— where both men are well known Jack by reputation and Score by lanlnge— 0013—8 Sam personally” Philadelphia 00090 Boetoa friends believe he will 10308000 M Langford’s hits— Dugye agree to mieet Johnson over any kind Summary: Error—Smith Psekert wbltted Marsayllle Smith Stolen of a route provided the financial inbase— Kellq ducements are satisfactory Double plays— KiUIfer to Loderua Bancroft to to Luderna Stock one of the had the nings score 11 to 10 forscorekeepers the Blues and the men all left for the training room Becalled them fore they arrived “Heine" back as the official s corekeeper had to Adama the score 11 to 11 In the extra Inning to Loderus Dugey Dugey to McGafflgan to Loderua the Grays got & hitting streak ana Flttery to McGafflgan Maranrllle with the ala of a few errors on the to Massey to Konetchy to Luderna Bases on balls— Off winrun scored of Blues 4 five the 5 off Flttery off Rudolph Hite— Rlxey part the game 2 Oft Rlxey 6 In off Flttery i in innings ning oat— By 1 by RuFitts for the Grays made the first 4 Innings Struck —O'Dar and Flttery Bransfleld home run this season on tha West High dolph 6 Umpire AFTERNOON GAME campus He drove one Into deep cenline-u- p The in BOSTON ter twx sending wnimwil ' AB R H O A ABRHOA Blue Gray cf 4 1 1 1 0 M’r’nrlH ss 8 1 0 1 2 Evans Dykes Paakert Pautsch Leonard a Bancroft ss 4 4 4 Messey 8b Chinn and 4 114 0 0 8 0 lf 48 Ralley rf Drops Richie Mitchell for Fitts Johnson Kl&s Whitted cf 2 112 0 lb Magee lf Vincent Luderna Pautsch ss 0 1 10 1 Qrarath rf 4 Konetchy lb Count With Right to Jaw Leonard 4 FAllentlne 8b McGanney Stock Smith 3b p 20111 Husbands Dugey 2b 2 8 lb Burke Fitts 0 0 3 0 Kelly cf 8 KUllrer e c 8 10 4 3 Chinn Fitts and Gowdy in Seventh Round 0 01 8b Smith Qooper Burke l Oeachger p 2 0 0 0 4 Merrill Campbell rf 1 0 0 0 0 Barnes P 8 0 10 8 19 — Benny 2b Frank Kleboff April New York crack light- Pyke Milwaukee Ellason and Doxey 88 S 7 24 18 27 4 5 27 13 Totals scored a knockout over Rosell Totals Lf Hunter Mitchell Milwaukee! in the sevRichieweight Umpire Coach Richardson Cooper batted for KllllCer In ninth Nlefeoff enth round of a scheduled batted tor Oeachger In ninth bout The boxing Score by lnnlnrs — blow that ended was a stiff GONZAGA BOOKS the bouttonight -2 Philadelphia MisiieitnteHl 4)0000200 to the swing right jaw a little groggy Boston 1 0010002 a 4 Leonard had Mitchell MONTANA GAME as early as the second round when he LOSES ON DOUBLES PLAYS a right cross to the chin forcwhipped 19— Brooklyn hatted Benton aa Brooklyn one the Milwaukee boy to knea ingMitchell For the first time bard as NewApril Spokane April 19— York did Smith and Dell today but held the New Yorker even since relations of athletlo the opening doable plays by the visitor held the Nain the third and fourth rounds and In between Gonzaga and the four tional league champions to a 9 to 2 score Robuniversity the fifth had a shade by carrying the Montana State college a df Bozeman ertson prevented Brooklyn from staging one of to Leonard throughout fight their big batting rallies In the sixth football game has been listed between when after The sixth was even The seventh had teams Bozeon Daubert and Myers had singled he stopped a the of the institutions not been going over a minute when line drive from wheat with one hand caught It man field Leonard eIn a hot mix-u- p drove In a the air with the other and threw to Hence of Gonzaga announced la Father Reidy lightning-likcross for a sensational double play Fletcher the which right have been New caught arrangements today that Mitchell on the chin forcing him to closed ahotetop made a home mu a double of M C S and aYork with Coach Bennion his knees Mitchell took nine of the for Saturday single la five times up Tbe score: 27 October count and when he arose Leonard fairNEW YORK BROOKLYN Whitman Gonzaga &has games with showered him with rights and lefts Idaho AB B H O A ly C and the two Montana ABBHO A W All around the ring rendering Mil4 12 10 Fabrlque ss 4 1 l 3 6 the Boms If next fall for Institutions 4 1 2 3 6 Daubert lb waukee boy helpless 4 0 At this stage Uermeg 2b Referee Duffy separated the fighters Robertson ril 1 1 I 1 Myen cf 4 0 2 2 2 Wheat lf Zlm’rman 8b 4 1 4 0 and helped Mitchell to his corner end- TWO ANGELS WILL 4 0 Fletcher ss 5 3 8 1 6 Stengel rf ing the contest 8 0 0 1 0 Cutahaw Sb Knuff cf 4 l 1 0 0 0 0 Olaon cf 8b CONTRACTS 4 0 NEW Murray SIGN long-distan- ce Two-bas- e 1-- a Southern Association 8 - ten-rou- nd no-decisi- on LEAGUE STANDING W L Pet W L Pet 600 4 4 Kew Orleans 0 2 760 Atlanta 8 4 42 6 2 714 Little Rock Chattanooga 8 5 875 6 8 026 Nashville Birmingham 1 7 125 4 4 600 Mobile Memphis YESTERDAY’S RESULTS At Memphis —Nashville 8 Memphis 11 At Mobile— Birmingham 6 2 Mobile 4 New Orleans 1 At New Orleans— Atlanta Rock game At Little Rock—Chattanooga-Littl- e postponed rain JIM VAUGHN IN COMFORTS U-BO-AT Captain Write Brother That Spanish Vessels Supply PetroL The following letter from the capto hif brother tain of a German who was an officer in the German army is in the possession of the British American Association government Tfafe soldier brother was killed In France a few weeks ago and LEAGUE STANDING the letter was found on his body: W L Pot W L Pet “When I think my dear Ludwig" the 600 8 8 Minneapolis Indianapolis 4 11 M 8 6 833 letter reads 800 Colnmbun “of the privations sufMilwaukee 167 St Paul Kansas City 46 88 067 Toledo our fered 111 and even by you “!i by family Louisville I am ashamed of the solid comfort we YESTERDAY’S RESULTS’ enjoy We are never hungry on the Columbus 2 At Columbus— LoulsvUle 08 Toledo — We have always a reserve stock 1 U At Toledo— Indianapolis ( St Paul 8 At St Pan! —Milwaukee game of provisions and we replace these by At Minneapolis— Kansas rain fresh supplies when we meet a merpostponed chant ship The only thing we pay for is petrol which we get from Spanish vessels They do not Insist on us payWestern League for victuals ing“For four months I have not been able to renew my stock of torpedoes I LEAGUE STANDING W L Pet am therefore obliged to attack traders 8 1 118 0 Miller c Hoiks lb 4 0 W L Fctj with my guns — a very risky proceedRarlden e 20100 Smith p 1 0 e0 1 000 Omaha DfeftYCP (tll2 00 1000! 0 0 2 0 Dell p 000 2 2 0 0 McCarty e lOOOlDes Molnee ing now that the British and French SL Joseph 4 10 0 1 Johnston Benton p 1 0 2 2 A single 1 S2 SS vessels defend themselves Wichita fln®ln J A 10 0 0 0 000 Thorpe 1 1 600jJopUn Sioux City shot well placed might easily send us 87 8 12 2716 86 238 27 14 Totals to the bottom Fortunately the vesTotals YESTERDAY’S RESULTS sels that are attacked are often so terMolnee 2 St Joseph 4 Dee St At Joseph— Thorp ran for Rarlden In fourth Johnston 8 Wichita 0 Sioux Wichita— City rified At and so little suspect the superiorbatted for Dell In ninth game postponed rain At Joplin— armament gives them that ' their — ity Inn Score by lags often surrender without a shot 1 0 1 8 0 0 1 0 8—0 snow New York they 0 1 00 ’0 0 0 1 9—2 From them we get all the news If I Brooklyn am to believe what I read the best Summary: Erore—Hereof Fabrlque 2 Olaon 2 MlUer hits—Bums Fletcher can do is to get out of tbe thingaswesoon s bit—Zimmerman Home runs war as possible and pay the —Fletcher Stolen base— Robertson Kauff Doabill however terrific It may be ble plays— Herzog to Fletcher to Helke Herzog to Hoiks Robertson to Hsrsog: Zimmerman to “My submarine is an old crock I Holke Bases on balls—Off Smith 2 off Dell 2 wish that I could get command of one Bits— Off Smith 7 la 4 off Dell 5 In 5 Um19 —UniverMass Worcester new submarine cruisers As It our April of pire— Quigley and Byron of Pennsylvania 3 Holy Cross 2 is known that my boat is not much sity (11 innings) CARIES TRIM REDS good I am not given anything very difSt Leals April 1 — St Louis won the opening ficult to do I am generally after fishermen' and sailing boats and run very game of the National league season from Cin- GIRLS OPEN SEASON U-bo- f at J 0- -- - -- (Continued From Preceding Page') thirds Innings for the Phillies to finish up a game but the former Bee was pretty wild ji gjt j T2TT Swede Rlsberg got a double off Eddie Plank and scored one of the White Halils 85 3 12 27 14 Special to The DIAMONDDUST Chicago Summary: Errors —Herereid Kleberg Two-bas-e hits— Rlsberg Manana Austin Jacobson Bister Bases on balls— Off Scott 3 off Danforth 8 3 In 2 none out In third off gits— Off 2Scott In 7: off Bussell 3 with none out off Plank 7 In 9 Struck out— By In third Plank 4 by Danforth 5 Umpires— Evans and Totals Barney Oldfield Wins John Powers’ Money on Wager Registered in U A attractions at the ’Elks’ monster stag at the Coliseum Chicago May 1 Y Gold and Blue Great RijUin rights reserved i- 2--8 VET GRAY-HAIRE-D Philadelphia April 18 —The Philadelphia National league baseball club tonight announced increases in the price of admission by which half of the bleacher seats hereafter will cost 60 cents and lower pavilion seats 76 cents Former prices were 25 and 50 cents respectively CROSS-COUNTR- bb e-- Sox runa sc ag ae Earl Gardner is rapidly qualifying as the lent man in the in tagrunners at second league seems to lie ging locate the runner almost by instinct and as a rule does not — permit the play to even look close Los Angeles Examiner George Stovall Is after an Infielder who can play any position from first to third base Conlrrey the obtained from the Cubs may youngster be turned back to that club sfc fsfc planning to look over the baseball situation In Arizona The former Angel catcher has several from Arizona clubs attractive offers is pitching in fine form Charley Hall He has this won three starts year for the Angels jjc je In line with universal military trainPowers has ing President for the Los Angeles baseball arranged players to engage in a handicap trap shoot at the Los Angeles Gun club 4101 Alhamavenue next bra at 11 a m Baseball writers Monday also will compete men The will shoot a preliminary round of fifty shells each and following this skirmishH they will be handicapped by Fred Teeple for the real fcombat which will be staged followbarbecue lunch While scatter ing aare not used in the army ’Powers guns that any kind of will figures to sharpen the eyesshooting of the athhelp letes Several of the Angels and Doc Crandall are crack espe daily trap — shota Los Angeles Tribune jjc on pitching If “Casey” Smith as well as he has keeps begun either here or in Los Angeles somebody will reap a harvest of quarters by “Chief" Johnsonpitting “Casey” when the Sealsagainst and the T’gers hook up stunt Johnson’s of a nopitching run no-h- it has brought game last week him into the public favor once more and an announcement that he is going to pitch is certain to bring a curious crowd out to the ball park (Pall) Smith against Johnson each pitchto as he be would pitch figures ing a real worth whlta struggle— San -- Francisco Bulletin Los Angeles April 19 —Joe Schultz third baseman and Emil captain and left fielder of the (“Irish”) Meusel decided to sign new contoday Angels contracts will not contracts The release or the reserve tain the ten-da- y clause but will be for life Schultz and Miss Josephine Doyle a school teacher from Chicago will be married May 17 at St Thomas church Meusel and Miss Evangeline Proctor are to be married at the S Acred Heart church The date for the wedding has not been set Miss Doyle and Schultz met while the latter was playing In the leagues while Miss Proctor Meusel were high school and big NET ASSOCIATION TO CONTINUE PLAY J Lincotn-Jopli- Two-bas-e Cut-aha- n 19 — Directors of the cinnati here today 4 to 1 Cinclanatl outhlt DENVER CANCELS ATHLETIC DATES U OF U PIGSKINNERS GRID GAME football struck the UniverSpring of Utah campus yesterday when sity Coach Nelson H Norgren was greeted of pigskin men peagreen-er- s by a deluge and otherwise About forty aspirants were on hand at the beginning of the practice but an hour later Nor- was able to find only about half Sen number It was a novel practice with' all the rules ever formulated for the thrown to the windgridiron's game being was idea to the men a little exercise so he give used the overhead game exclusively KILLKD IN ACTION: London April 19 248 a m — Capt H Herbert Wilson who was a member of the British polo team which played the American team the against Meadowbrooks at Hempstead Long Island In 191L has been killed In - Nor-gren- ACtlOXk er -- LEGAL FIGHT GROWS OUT OF HAY FAMINE Bailey & Sons have filed suit in the district court against Eugene H Ban-ne- tt in which they claim 3I3 for albreach of contract in falling to leged two of hay contracted ship the carloads local feed dealers for by w - PLAY left-hand- Three-baa- AT DIAMOND GAME Western Lawn Tennis association to- St Louis but could not get hits with men on sixteen bases action stranded 8t Louis hit The leaving day unanimously indorsed the of the United States National' Lawn Toney hard la the fifth and sixth two atngi champion Bryant girls’ baseball double a conand sacrifice s two runa team met defeat yesterday at 3the fly Tennis association in deciding to netting to fifth and four singles yielding two more of the Grant school tossers was tinue summer schedules until such time In the the sixth Aa error by Hornsby after two hands 2 winners the as war emergencies make discontinu- In for The battery were out In the third accounted for Cincinnati's in rare form and held last years ance advisable to a few scattered hits while The question of holding scheduled- lone run The score: champs tournaments was taken before the govthe infield for the losers proved anybut hit proof eminent officials by officers 'Of the thing met United States’ Lawn Tennis association The Lafayette school girls also the at team defeat yesterday afternoon War department officers advised conJunior hands of the West High was tinuance of summer tennis plans until the star 44 to 26 Janice Huffy such time as the department' or the Lafayette for the winners holdingat the President might deem advisable to it all times diamond artists safely discontinue Chicago April ’ Chicago April 15—Fred Mitchell new Cub leader is determined to make his first year at the managing game a successful one and the wonders he seems to have worked already Indicate will do so Mitchell Is enthusithat he of quite a numastic over the showing s ana especially ber of hfs stand-byover the form displayed by Jim Vaughn the large Mitchell says that Vaughn iz going to be the National league's star southunpaw this season and that he will up the league As an doubtedly burn instructor and trainer of pitchers Mitchell is probably unsurpassed and his is seldom at fault He and has judgment Vaughn particular care given ever attention season since the first of tha Vaughn looks strongtraining er several and better than he has for man seasons and Mitchell is tha to him in that shape keep Mitchell has also been able to show Claude Hendrix how to heave his spitball below the waist and It Is this will make a big Improvethought ment in Claude’s work The pitching so in fact la prospering staff generalli’ well that Mitchell looks for little trouble there and is giving more of his time to the speeding up of the club's In recent games with sevhitting eral Coast league clubs tha Cubs hare been hitting rather light batted for Watson In ffftn Score by Inning— 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 St Louis 0—1 —1 bite— Two-basSummary: Error— Hornsby Stolen bases— Cruise Betsel 2 Ciieto J Smith Bires on balls— Off Ames 1 off Watson 2 off Doak 1 Bits— Off Toney 11 In 7 off Ames off Eller no hits in 1: off Watson in 2 1 in 2 3 off Doak 6 In 4 Struck out— By A Igr Eller 1 by Amea 1 by Watson 1 Tonejr e 2--8 1-- at game: bast high A feature card la billed for the Fast High school campus this afternoon when a teiim of “H" diamond men will endeavor to trounce the junior class aggregation winners of the class will championship The "H” disciples be aided by the services of C O W Wilson an4 CoRCh Tommy Fitzpatrick Are you compelled to arise from your slumber once twice or more because of pain Irritation and abnormal condition of kidneys and bladder? little danger" PUBLIC ASSEMBLAGES PROHIBITED IN DUBLIN Dublin April 19 — The reasons' forbidding public meetings and processions ir Dublin next week unless authorized by the military are given In an official proclamation today The document states that there Is reason to apprehend that the assembly of persons for the purpose of holding meetings in any public place within the Dublin metropolitan police district will give rise to grave disorders- It was week last year that the during Easter Sinn Fein rebellion broke out - Denver Colo April 19 —The Univerall ath- DUTCH GRAIN VESSELS of Denver has cancelled sity the remainder to-of RELEASED BY BRITAIN letic engagements forwas announed the college year It day London Other members of the Rocky MounApril 19 —Although the this Dutch government tain conference were notified of has reiterated following action of the intention not to permit armed allied by telegraph university authorities last' night merchantmen to enter Dutch ports has agreed to release th GOLF NOT ‘AN AMUSEMENT"1 Is a Great Britainvessels held at Halifax and Dutch I1L 19—Golf grain April Springfield exercise and recreation and permit them to return home without healthful it calling at an English port according not a commercialized amusementcourt was held by the Illinois supreme at The the to Reuter’s correspondent The decision sustained today of Hague Baldwin of Chicago finding widow in the case Judge of Mary A Condon once LONDON FEELS HUNGER PINCH faof John Condon owner of the mous Harlem race track now used as London April 19— The shortage of a semipublic golf links against the food is now felt everywhere Park to prevent the even in the beztbeing village ofotForest hotels aud restaurauts amusement an as license a payment In London park- are guaranteed to correct the alkalinity of your secretions thus giving you undisturbed slumber for Reet at night and Energymaking All by day forms of kidney disorders cannot be successfully treated with Balmwort Tablets but when these symptoms exist you will receive a gratifying recovery If you use them amount of urine secreted Irregular Insufficient too frequent too copious accompanied by pain difficult) smarting burning irritation pains In back and groins and when the passage is foul of odor highly colored etc Also stoppage of secretion followed by fever chills pains headache depression etc HELP THE KIDNEYS Sold by all druggists Does This Weaiher Bother You? is with Troubled rheumatism? Chinese herbs will cure rheumatism ‘ - TOM SHEE BIN 125 W First 9oslhVtmU Street Salt lqfce lty |