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The opposition has found Little Chance in Decoraa weakness in aehim somewhere lately ac sc tion Day Event Can you imagine Frank Chance Gleichmann after all the benching Gust the boosting he has given from the riders who are That’s just what is about to happen REPORTS training for the coming according to advices from Los Angeles Chance has decided to play race have it last day isroad on the bag until Gloomy Klllifer due for the dis- Red night that the time record card pile when the stars get into ac- Gust recovers his hatting eye at least In the meantime Phil Koerner is tion on the 30th day of this month ’Willie Pfiester Clarence Samuelson driving in lots of runs for Harry are all Ray Walker and Artie Farnow sjc riding close to the record oron under it The Los Angeles and Portland playthe betand they all feel sure that day ers whose ages bring them inside of of the contest they will be able to ter any of their former tries without the selective draft expect to register wo players on each club are any difficulty today is for the E W Hollocher Is not yet 21 while the present out- exempt statementHeagren that from authority Gus Fisher is over SI Jack and look the entries and prizes will far Walter Boles are over the ageRyan limit ae ae sfe those of any race in the past surpass "Ted” says that he expects well over was still missing Hunter Infielder a hundred riders to line up for the start last Hunter is Stoseem to know - It is from the rate at which the filled blanks vall night not does have been coming in on him in the thought that: he may-havjoined 'the few days "Ted” also says that army or- navy he Is just past Perhaps he has some a vacation at the expense- of prizes lined up for the boys and that they taking the Tiger club will be well rewarded for their efforts on Decoration day Wanted —By Joe Schultz one good arm The entry blanks can now be obtained right If the above named gent had a good at any of the announces bicycle stores and isManarm he still would be perhis that it ager heagren around third base for the Anwish that all those who are Intending throwing forming the long grind get their names gels it was his erratic throwing to entering on the bases that caused the blanks as soon as possible Frank Chance to let Schultz go As & fielder Schultz is as good as any In the league but when DIAMOND DUST he got the ball he was not sure where he was going to throw' It —Los Angeles Herald'1 't'!:1' ( Continued From Preceding Page) j jj ’jeg from the games by consuming during the Certainly four to ten sacks of popcorn an after- were all there — submarines and Tigers every—but the Vernon “firebrand” noon thing ae afe )fc the lays the credit for the victory at Yes When Johnny Powers returns from feet of one unknown Assyrian to a of fastthe back native he sir with genuine rocky (Chicago expects bring him a hall player who will be a great ness of Assyria Stovall picked up the mascot new and bat boy :ust before Just who the help to the Angels afe ex-Tig- er? - Wol-vert- - Just-wher- e - well-worth-wh- - ile - ‘ on of ing of graduate managers the country to "leges throughout discuss f the possibilities of the continuation of athletics next fall will be held Saturday afternoon inYork it was announced tof New gradu- night by Majorof Pickering athletics at the manager of 4- - t Pern A said “are invited to attend the ?‘A11 ANJNLUCKY DAY college) I meeting” -- f f Swallows Leap Upon Coach ' for Whole Flock of Runs AMERICAN LEAGUE " and the Game received TOMMY a FITZPATRICK warm welcoms yesterday at the East High school that his efforts were touched for by the Swallows and the best tallies nine the Elephants could doTommy’s was to one lonely run unto themselves gather The second frame was the scene of the East Side mentor’s downfall He hurled and hurled but they all looked alike to the Swallows and the net reof this inning was two home run's sult three-base e two hits two hits and one single “Fits” took the bombardment in good nature and refused to leave the box even after his teamrhates had used every known means of persuasion to get the coach off the' firline but Tommy was determined ingstick to the battle and stick he did to Tnuch to the pleasure of the Swallows C: O Wilson van the hurler and held the Elephants opposing wher safe meant runs but even at that the pitchwas about even with the exception ing of the one bad frame which fell to the lot of "Fits” Totadv the Robins and the Lions will cross bats in what is expected to- be the class of the season’s games The two teams rest In first and second places In the league standing respectively and both are out to win at two-bas- - ‘ ' ty ‘ ’ S Innings X Totals 30 1 4 24 13 Struck Umpires— 29 2 9 97 4 by Innings— 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—1 Wsshlngton 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 —2 Chicago W I Pet Alnsmlth Errors—Judge Foster Summary: 15 19 441 hits—Rice Foster B Collin Rlsberg 13 IS 419 Twxvbase Buses on R Collins 11 IS 976 Stolen bases— Morgan Struck out— 9 off Ckwtte l 9 30 U0 halls— Off Shaw By Clcotte i1 by Shaw X Umpires— Connolly McCormick and SiIIIb LEAGUE STANDINGS W L Pet It 17 10 10 24 13 16 17 Boston New York Chicago Cleveland 651 630 640 614 St Louis Wsshlngton Detroit Philadelphia YESTKRDAY’S RESULTS ’ 1: Chicago At Chicijro —Washington At Ht Louis — Boston 8 St Loots At Detroit— poned rsia — At Cleveland New cold Detroit-Pbtladelp- 2 X - gome hl - York-Olevelan- post- game d post-pose- d WAR REVENUES : St Louis May 22 —Boston bunched nine of their ten hits in the second fourth and seventh and with the help of four St Louis today errors won 8 to 2 In the third inning’ Koob The score: got his first hit since 1915 ST LOUIS tMnrrox A ABRHO ABRHOA 5 12 2 0 Shotton If 4 0 0 2 0 Hooper rf 2 JsnTrin 2b ’K 1' 2 2 5 Austin 2b 2 0 Oil 0 Sislsr 2b 4 Gainer lb 2 0 Jacobson rf 4 Lewis If 10 01 4 2 4 2 Shorten rf Severeid e 2 Gardner 2b 2 0 0 2 0 Maraans cf 4 as 1 1 6 1 2 Johnson ss 2 Scott 1 0 0 I 1 Sloan 1 McNally 6 12 2 '2 Paulette lb 1' 0 Oil Agnew e 4 0 0 0 2 Hnmler 1 0 0 0 Sbort p ' Koob :4 s l2 p Sothocxm p Totals 26 210 2217 Totals 22 6 1 0 010 2 7 9712 t the game and claims that the find is better than a goat and a lamb combined George says his man has never tasted cooked meat and is savage to eat the cover off the balls enough rate At the new mascot proved so any the Tigers signed him up that opular or the rest of the series HOUSE PASSES RED SOX BUNCH HITS any today thi he will stick towleld- the dope ing the indicator today is-tha- Totals In' 4 Sothoron Score ‘ man-eatin- COLLEGES WILL MEET Philadelphia May 23—A meetcol- - -- TOMMY FITZ HAS ARE TRAINING afe f of $$00000 additional revproductive enue An unsuccessful effort also was made to eliminate the committee second class JUDGE THROWS ONE AWAY mall matter rate section which would increase on next March 1 the present 'Chicago May 22— Chicago defeated WashingA wild throw by Judge flat rate of 1 cent 'a pound to a grad ton 2 to 1 today in the aizth gave the lorala the game Gandil uated scale ranging from 1 cents a waa on third and the score tied 1 to l Sehalk to 6 cent a luthe first zone was on first The Utter was trapped off first pound in the eighth Two other grad- run down was and the up being uated scales with further Increases in by Shaw and nth when the ball slipped out of Judge’s go into effect on next The score: rates 1would isnd and allowed Gandil to score and November 1 respectively July CHICAGO WASHINGTON The vote sustaining the committee was ABHHOA ABRHOA 1 2 2 0 256 to 150 6 0 Lelbold 4 0 013 rf lb Judge 4 01 0 2 Weaver 3b 20 0 2 0 Mr Kltchin voluntarily struck from Foster Sb 0 0 4 0 K Collins 2b 2 0 1 1 1 the' bill the proposed 5 per cent tax Milan ef It had been left in the advertising Bice rf 41120 Jackson If 24 00 00 14 00 on measure use in case of defeat of for 2 0 0 2 0 Kelsch cf Smith if 4 1 1 5 0 the second-clas- s mail matter proposal Morgan 2b 32 00 02 12 10 Gandil lb 4 0 15 1 to carry an amendment to tax newsRlsberg ss Alnsmlth c 4 0 0 7 c Sehalk 2 0 0 0 17 Crane ss 1 0 0 0 2 paper advertising 3 0 0 0 2 Clcotte p Shaw p Innings off Sotboron 1 by Owens and Dlneen but— By Shore Sloan batted for Johnson In ninth? batted for Panlette In ninth :? Score by lnnigs: - Homier - 0 2 0 2 0 0 2 0 Boston 0 0 0 9 1 0 0 0 1—2 St Louis Shotton Austin SisSummary: Errors Scott Two-base hits— Hooper lsr Severeid Johnson - Stolen Hotborou haseo— Austin Janoboon Double plays— McNally to Janvrln to Scott Baaes on halls— Off Shore 4: off Koob Gainer X Hits— Off Koob 6 In Sothoron off 1' n r si - Republicans Seventy Vote Against Heavy Taxation Provided in Bill WILSON SAYS WRONG INTERPRETATION WAS GIVEN TO HIS SPEECH Washington May 23 —A letter from President Wilson to Representative Pou'simllar to the letter to Representative Heflin made public last night was given out today to correct interpretations of the President's speech at the recent Red Cross dedication ceremonies he had said the making ithadappear no special grievance country it to enter the war against causing Germany “I meant wrote the President “that our grievance while entirely sufficient was the same as that of other neutral nations perhaps aggravated by the fact that Germany had made us special promises which she had grossly Ignored “I would be very much obliged to you for any steps you might take to correct this damaging and erroneous and I must believe insln-- cere Interpretation of my address WORLD’S CEREAL ACREAGE INCREASED May 23 — World-wid- e Washington response to the call of the warring nations for foodstuffs is Indicated in reincreased acreage to ceports showing in several countries anreal crops nounced by the department of agriculture today These reports from the International Institute of at Rome say however that Agriculture the condition of growing cereals In France Great Britain Italy and Switzerland May 1 was “mediocre” while in The Netherlands and Algeria theySpain were average and in Tunis good to the Red Cross” DEATH REPORTED Word was received yesterday at the office of the state coal mine inspector of the death of Joe Rlno a miner employed by the Independent Coal & Coke company at Kenilworth as the result of a premature explosion Robert Howard state coal mine Inspector went to Kenilworth to Investigate the case mm HERE IS ONE THING THAT -- - IS ABSOLUTELY IMPOSSIBLE treatment that does not reach the Rheumatism Has Never Been any blood the seat of the trouble and rid system of the cause of the disease? BUSINESS MEN IN ARMS Cured by' Liniments or Lo- the 8 S S is one blood remedy that has for more than fifty years been giving tions and Never Will Be relief to even the most and Senate Expected to Make Material Changes in Proposed Assessments - Washington May 28 — The war revenue bill framed to bring Into the treasury 11300000000 through new taxation during the coming year passed the House by a vote of 329 to 76 late today In almost the same form that it was presented by th- - ways and means committee two weeks age All the opposing votes were cast by Republicans although there are many members on the Democratic side strongly opposed to certain sections of the measure Virtual redrafting of the bill in the Senate is regarded as cer- tain Material- stubborn cases of aggravated rheumatism It You never knew of Rheumatism — cleanses and purifies the blood by source most of suffering routing out all traces of the disease that painful cured by liniments lotions or The experience of others who have other external applications And you taken 8 8 8 will convince you that lng will never see anything but temporary relief afforded by such makeshifts But why be satisfied with temporary relief from the pangs of 'pain which are sure to return with Increased severity when there is permanent relief within your reach? Science has proven that rheumatism is a disordered condition of the blood How then can satisfactory results be expected from JRZ5E aSEBSSSCESBBOSBE it will promptly reach your case You can obtain this valuable remedy at any dru£ store A valuable book on rheumatism and its treatment together with expert medical advice about your own Individual case will be sent absolutely free Write today to Medical Department Swift Specific Co 3S Swift Laboratory Atlanta Ga SUMMER EXCURSIONS chan&es already are by the Senate finance TO POINTS EAST SEgCA contemplated committeee as a result of public hearSunday Excursions ings held during the long debate in the House Final passage of the bill probTO THE CANYONS ably cannot be accomplished In less VIA THE than a month are features of the bill Outstanding the greatly Increased Income Inheritance 'excess profits liquor and cigar and tobacco taxes virtual abolition of the present customs freq list and a 10 Round-tri- p Fares From Salt Lake Ogden Provo Ier cent addition to existing tariffs new taxes on manufacturers amuseand Main Line Points ments clubs public utilities and InDenver St Louis $2750 $5120 surance a tax and stamp Colorado Chicago $5900 $2750 Springs a greatly increased second-clas- s mail Omaha $4000 matter rate based on the parcel post Memphis $6000 zone system Kansas City Minneapolis $4000 $5644 Income Ssrtaxe Increased On sale May 12 and every Wednesday and Saturday thereafter In only 7our particulars does the until September 12 1917 Final limit October 31 Proportionately low measure now differ substantially from rates to many other eastern destinations the original draft Surtaxes on incomes above $40000 have been inabove the creased about FROM SALT LAKE CITY committee schedule Several articles 815 a m To Provo Canyon Points $125 including pflnt paper and pulp and gold and silver slated for a 10 per cent m a To Park City 825 $150 on the free list duty have been kept m a 805 To second-clas$100 Bingham s Slight 'reductions In the mall matter rate have been made A LIMITED SCENIC THE proposed 5 per cent tax on all advertrain carries through Pullman and tourist A modern tising except newspaper and periodiand St Louis without change of ears cal Is eliminated to Denver Chicago sleepers Attacks on the bill In the Senate will m and 445 Lake Leaves Salt passes through the great canyons of p center around the excess profits inin Colorado daylight come and manufacturers’ taxes and the second-clas- s mall rate Increase sections Phone Wasatch 2526 and 1560 Office 301 Main Street Ticket Ruslness men generally are protesting S'tfUBIM-and virvigorously against the taxes tlTe In av country every publisher tually is opposing the drastically Increased mail rate GLOOMY-DESPOND-ENT In a final effort to summon all of his party- votes to support of Democratic Leader Kltchin declared that' he had been informed pertoday that Not Sick Yet Hardly Able to Work sonally by President Wilson in the bill he did not desire changes in the Senate as had been currently AMBITION— also appealed reported toMr Kltchin all members to supply the ENERGY--— earnestly President with money to carryin on the ga la war now that the country is it” “I would feel like a miserable cowso patchwork about the on There Is absolutely a burden ard” he said “to Impose off tho course off treatment I give for each chilsalts my children and my children’s off tho diseases f srnlw a specialty far mttom dren to pay for something for which treatment reafter symptoms and were bcgiaalag not disappear yet responsible they LOWEST CHARGES QUICKEST CUKES fuse to take out of piy- - pockets money i That off Any Specialist Stay Cured for my share of the burden” CERTAIN CURE A Attacked by Republican Leader Is what X willnotgive you If your case Is curable Leader Mann Insisted that If not I will accept your money and promise Republican an to do anything for you The best references I the bill would raise too' largeimmeare the amount of money by direct and could give as to professional reliability cured satisfied patients 1 dismiss which possible diate taxes He placed every many measof the obstruction in the on that my treatments are successful when waya roll-calproves fall on a ure even insisting to even benefit others motion to recommit It' was defeated Remember my treatment Is different and COSTS YOU NOTHING unless yon 246 to 161 and better A fight on behalf of automobile manare willing glad and satisfied to pay me won temporarily yesterday ta theoff fa Hewing disufacturers Sly practice is eenflaed Loss Doremus of Michieases i Nervous Debility Nerve Karcev by Representative After amending Bladder and Kidney Trouble Blood Diseases gan- was lost today In the committee of the whole the par Skin Diseases Varicose Veins Piles Rupture tax on auand Fistula fixing a 5 per cent agraph so that only tomobile manufacturers IT WILL COST YOl NOTHING FOR CONSULTATION AND ADVICE I those earning a profit of $51000 and and chronic disorders to Invito thoao who have especially 8 per cent would be affected the House Consultation and free and does not be examination and examined call 174 reversed itself a vote of 233 to by you to engage my services A personal examination is necessary oblige and the original paragraph granting will cure yon I charge nothing to prove my methods was restored no exemptions 7 to 8 p m ilaadaya XO a m to IS o’clock noon only 5 9 ta and Hours 60 345 a to The House voted down motion' to strike out the Increases In STATE MEDICAL CO 234 S Main St Salt Lake City Utah Income tax surtax amendtheLenroot ment which it is estimated will be far-reachi- f ng - time you see a man "jP VERY smoking a Fatima you know he is getting all the comfort possible in a cigarette I one-four- 1 1 "i m- - i - Ihe Original the-measur- ’ Tiukish Blend - EXCURSIONS all-ste- el - " SUNDAY th e - r' AFFLICTED 1EM - Mm x V - - - fc f 20 O W nerve— J f t re - l - 'V i- m i1 j i I rf ‘ Ar - V s -? — deep-seat- ed 3 5 |