| Show '26 IHEjaEEAliD-EEPUBUCA- ' V BUSINESS DIRECTORY BUSINESS DIRECTORY COLLECTIONS INK WESTERN Credit Asso Inc collec'PRINTING INK & ROLLER tors who collect Bonded for $5000 to CoUTAH All kinds of ink 156 W First State cf Utah F C Walker Pres 212-2- South Was 5251 Judge Bids Main 709 f SIDELIGHTS j ' -- HAIT LAKE CITY UTAH SUNDAY AUGUST 19 1917 K V v FROM WASHINGTON - - 17 WANT AD RATES - CREDIT CLOTHIERS st CO 251 Rio Grande F ANSELMO 6656 ave Was NewWas 894 fall goods arriving dally INSURANCE CUSTOM TAILORS ins Thomas accident auto FIRE Co'-Atla& Bldg Investment Ins Larson & sanxerson tailors bi Wasatch 2164 Was 2548 Our E Third South clothes made in Salt Lake INVESTMENTS - - INFORMATION - 1 S s DANCING HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO Was Bona fide 173 " 66 W Third South- WOODWARD'S DANCING ACADEMY Utah investments and two-ste- p in four Walts one-ste- p lessons daily 24 Main St- was 7779 BRUNEAU-HIL- L INVESTMENT CO Wasatch '2600 - - 243 S Main DOUGHNUTS HOYTS BAKERY 1113 E Twelfth South Jlyland 1066 Hoyt the Dough-n- ut - King DRESSMAKING SCHOOLS THE school that turns out dressmakers Keister Ladles Tailoring College 291 Center Wasatch 772 - JEWELERS STEP aroundthe corner ana save a dollar A A Tobias 12 E First South 1 S Main 411 novelty jewelry time— 8c per line (Bret tlon same rate I: before '7 times— 5e per line (first laser tlon same rate) 1 month— $ 12 5 par llna Contract rates— On application ' ' No' ad accepted for less then 2 lines rr' Want ads may be phoned In to the office at regular cash rates and' collector will call in a few days for ‘ ' ’ ' payment "Get your copy In early It avoids misclasalflcatlon The will only' be responsible for one' Incorrect insertion of an ad - v JUNK ELECTRIC MACHINERY WAS 1246 Thomas Electric UTAH JUNK CO ' 840 S Fourth 229 Co 69 W Third South HonestRepair work V for honest men KEY FITTING EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES 87 8‘ West UTAH KMP AGENCY Day laborers motor winding Temple $2 and up 24 Commercial Was 2621 Was 8295 v - West--Wasatc- - Minimum ad— tOe -- V-'U JEWELRY TRINKET Jewelry Shop Souvenirs and native time—lOe per line 1 - - h Herald-Republlc- aa USE THE WANT AD ’ - kV- -1 Phone Main 767 J ‘ : DIXON FARMLANDS HOMESTEADERS’ LAUNDRIES H Chas GUIDE Vorck Mgr 821 Newhouae Bldg Homestead locations reasonable fees dry and irrigated farms FARMS AND RANCHES SPECIALTIES farms and ranches Taylor Broa 20 E South Temple Was - Y866 FURNITURE St - S & E FURNITURE CO: 319 Waa 3023 See us first State FURNITURE-NE- W 2ND HAND fWWMWWWWWWMAAMAAAAMWMWWMMd AXELRAD FURNITURE CO 42 W Broadway Waa 983 We buy and ex- change FURNITURE PIANO MOVING w'TfrwTAsttWta?KC Wasatch 2197 FURS— SUPREME pla J PANEIC FUR ‘CO Wasatch 2692 South 124 E Third ' FUR storage remodeling repairing Hudson Bay Fur Co 238-4- 0 Main GARAGES HILLCKEST garaga 168 First nue Cars washed while you wait satch - - - LOOK! THEY’VE GOT ’EM ON AT LAST ’ models LAWNMOWERS sharpened Employment Agency made Nielsen 67 Teamsters and laborers wanted repairing general always 17 Commercial street' Was 2328 8 State Wasatch 6289 M ‘ Washington Aug 13—“For seven weeks” says Senator Smoot In a discussion of the revenue bill “the finance committee of tike Senate had ‘uiider consideration the- measure as it passed the House of Representatives The ’House refused hearings on the bill but the Senate gave all who desired a chance to appear "before the committee ' and record any objection they might have against proposed war taxation It soon developed through those appearing the committee and by correspondence from all parts of the country that nearly everybody was patriotic and loyal and was willing to do his full share realizing that a vast amount of money must he raised by taxation to pay the expenses of the war but the other great majority thought that the fellow ought to be taxed and not him and If any tax was Imposed upon his business it would utterly destroy It Heavy taxation is always distasteful and generally objected to by those called upon to pay it “The revenue bill as reported to the Senate will yield to the government $2010000000 The people of the counof try oughtisto know that the passage this bill only the beginning of war taxation The great bulk of the amount provided for in the bill will be raised - 3500 ave-- 1 Wa- PER PARAMOUNTJLAUNDRY State vice - Was 1920 Always CO 888 S ser- at your OUR MOTTO: Quality and Service Model Laundry 244 W Second North Main 620' BUSINESS DIRECTORY PIE MANUFACTURING G B MORRISON 'FIE - CO 20 W A first-cla- ss all kinds of pie Was 7588place to get First South LIQUOR AND DRUG CURE E YDistifiitehelpsrneiPto themselvea 334 W So Temple POTATO CHIPS 1753 SARATOGA CHIPS and horseradish : LIVERY STABLES Forest Dale Saratoga Chip Co-- 1440 sTSecond "west Third East Hyland 1741 IVAJVERYP87 saddle and draft horses for DrivingWasatch 3086 hira e MAKERSof LUMBER Western Printing Co 259 printing & West RIO GRANDE LUMBER CO mill Temple Phone Waa 3425 128 £L work a specialty Waa 6434-2- 5 PRODUCE Fifth West CACHE JUNCTION flour prices right BOTHWELL & M’CONAUGHY 648 8 304 W old 12th South Hyland 2233 Stata Phone Wasatch 827 RESTAURANTS MACHINERY REFRIGERATOR and ice making machines Louis A Roser 28 W Broad- Wasatch 4365 way Wasatch 6192 ' RUBBER GOODS MAILING LISTS 364 S Stata Wasatch 53a TSDWlN F PARRY JR x Form letters and trade lista addressSCHOOLS ing and mailing TeL Wasatch 1646 Templeton building fTgffiJXftdSAfrcSfisegKss ENCB schools Kearns Bldg Reliable reasonable perfect system Waa 4133 MEATS AND GROCERIES - high-grad- GARBAGE AND WAS SALTTKESANITATIONTjo!rh40WR service QUALITY AND SERVICE Main Garbage moved quickly 2036-1502 S Fifteenth East Bench Grocery reasonable Wasatch 170 Hy East Hyland 1204 UTAH WASTE PAPER & GARBAGE speEVERYTHING for the family CO A Illingsworth Mgr 68 E Sixth SL State shirts and hosiery 2701451 South Reasonable Was 4201 cialty St Horton Grocery Hyland GENER ALMERCANDISE MITCHELL & BINOWOOD 176 W E A TRACY 868' E Second South 5th So Was 5446 Meats and groceries General merchandise HOUSER’S MARKET 502 E Broad sed 2127 wayHyIand GENTS’ FURNISHINGS ETTOIQgACHIS 7-- 16 " Wasatch 4105 QMSS AND PAINTS J WHERE a I does its full duty Bennett Glass & Paint 57 W First South S Main 8ANDCREST MEAT & GROCERY CO The new 859 East 9th So Phone Hyland S43L u SHOES SAVES 15 to 25 per cent on shoea stora Chicago2639 satch - : is-a- an - BHOE REPAIRING NEW AMERICAN SHOE REP CX - - 7-- 16 Trousers are now officially authentic as k proper costume for women Not only for work but in afternoon and evening gowns The heralding of the feminine “breeches” came at the annual atyle show of the Chicago Garment Manufacturers association Trousers will soon be as common as skirts with women wearing them at their work and even during the pleasure period Miss Fannie Harley who long has been advocate of the bifurcated costume for women is shown in the photo which she designed wearing a costumewear and Is made of It is for street white yachting serge with pipings facings and girdle of cerise taffeta The cuffs are trimmed with cerise buttons Marabou hugs the neck and trims the skirt of the upper garment The white hat Is trimmed with chiffon and ostrich plume The French parasol Is of cerise HERALD-REPUBLICA- N - oiTEAr ’ 1st YEAH Russia ' the Jurisdiction the supreme court had to be carried to Boise the state capital A splendid stats law library has been purchased and located at Pocatello This library will be maintained by an annual appropriation already pro- ““ an f vided Judge Budgg was enthuslastlo over the crop con-- d 1 1 1 o n s in his state Having resided there since s he boy he saysseen has never such crops “Idaho will produce more foods and minerals this year t)ian she has ever y produced in her said tbs history" ' Judge “The storage fa- cilities he denod clares “l care to adequate for the crops now being harvested New elevators and granaries are under construction In all parts of tho state Idaho Is doing her part toward Sam’s Uncle ungreat feed- dertaking of ing the world And while I am on this subject I want to say that the vxennle upon the public lands of the United States or an entryman whose application has been allowed or any person who jhas mads application for public lands which thereafter may be allowed under the homestead law who dies while actually ensraged In the military or naval service of the United States as a private soldier officer seaman marine national guardsman or member of any other organization for offense or defense authorised by Congress during United States any war in which the his widow if then may he engaged case of her death or unmarried or in marriage his minor orphan children or his or their legal representatives may proceed forthwith to msko final proof upon such entry or application thereafter allowed and shall be entitled to receive government patent for such land and that the death of such soldier while so engaged In the service of tho United States shall In the administration of tho homestead laws be perconstrued to he equivalent to a resiformance of all requirements as to dence and cultivation upon such home- stead $85000000000 WAR VCAT airMimiinitumiuwuic - ENTENTtVERS THIIIf AUICB ' f AND IB taut uuimiiiim Roomania Montenegro 3imiiiaimnnmimmiiiimiraiBiiiuriiu: Germany iNj w maoiiunomc UBT1tlAHuN8ARYv ' luSIUEt - x HO THEIR AVUL AND - Bulgaria - - - COST OF THE WAE - First Year France ' Austria-Hungar- CRESCENT ICE CREAM CO Wasatch 686 Phird South 559 W r 12 S Main Waa 1066- - ! Bulgaria Rumania -- - - ! ' Italy as y ' Serbia Turkey Belgium Montenegro - PICTURE FRAMES y Japan Herald-Republica- n- ICE CREAM 4 Great Britain ’ 139-8- 45 2580300000 § Russia - Phones Hylan $2970000000 Germany - vlc-trol- district have reported bumper crops which will more than pay for the land Practically all the farms In ‘this section were sold for fill to $150 per aers Including full water right The crops consist mostly of alfalfs grain sugar beets and potatoes Kimball A Richards have been given permission to give these names to anyone Interested At Highland Park ths big residence district on the southeast bench Kimball & Richards are completing a number of attractive new cottages and bunde--el galows of four five and an This firm anticipates a heavy demand for homes this fall and la get ting ready to supply the new buyers Highland Park already has over 150 modern homes a new chapel and schoolhouss as well as street pavement and every close-i- n convenlencs The new express car servlcs making the trip from downtown In seventeen minutes 1 proving very popular with Highland Park residents Following the annual vacation perloOL all of Kimball & Richards salesmen and office employes are back at work and ready for the big fall selling campaign Business In all phases of real estate le already brisk Farm sales have been very active all season Home and lot eales continue to he good and an ever Increasing list of security Investment buyers Is being added to the thousands of satisfied customers of which this firm is justly proud six-roo- m Sciaiuh' - fore that bo further arguments for are necessary” registration ' Many of the states have postponed the registration until September but classes for volunteer they are holding are and working out filing registrars Two thousand dollars was systems council of the naappropriated by the tional defense for the cards to be used This will cover the expense of 500009 cards which are to bo distributed to tho through the states In proportion havare states of the Many population cards at home at printed ing all their their own expense The various committees of the state divisions of the woman's committee aro all over the country with working Hawaii Guam and Alaska doing their share Organization committees are reporting with the committee speakers bureaus are making engagements for speakers at teachers' Institutes and elsewhere food conservation committees are circulating food pledges conducting demonstrations and making and preparations for exhibits at fairscomexpositions health and recreation mittees and law enforcement agencies are busy with the work of bettering conditions everywhere but especially around camps home charities are recontributions and volunteers porting for social settlements juvenile protective associations and philanthropic groups and the country promises to have the highest standard of social servicer that it has ever known: 1 CXKIIrrUIICS fOS EACH YEM Of THe Jawan Serbia BANNER YEAR BUDGE chief justice of the supreme court of Idaho Is In JUDGE ALFRED to Pocatello Idaho where the first session of the su--’ route en tjv this section ureme court will be bold lu Idaho were granted regular session of the state’s The neople of southernstate Heretofore all matters requiring the last court legislature byof highest TtANCE - JUDGE BUDGE Because of the many inquiries which have come to the woman’s committee of tho Council of National Defense from regthe state divisions concerning the comistration of woman service the mittee makes the following statement: “The registration of the women of the United States Is entirely voluntaryof and will be made for the purpose BRING MORE definitely discovering what each woman can do to the greatest advantage to her country and herself during the war Plans have been made with the council of national defense and the THAN LAND’S FIRST COST Census bureau to have tho cards of tho right also to tabulate on the maThese chines of the census bureau cards are recognised by the United States as pfflciaL The fact that Eng- Bumper Crops Are Reported land has taken 'a registration of Its woman power and that France and by Bear River Valley Canada are now engaged In such a Farmers to prove that registration would seem the countries that have been at war for three years have found It necessary to know definitely what they may callA prominent Bear river valley farmer upon the women to do We feel there- whose name Is being withheld at this time has just reported to Kimball A Richards land merchants that hla crop this year will bring him ‘exactly $16 more per acre than the original price of the land which ho purchased last year from this well known firm of real ABOUT estate dealers Other farmers In this TROPORTIONATC Britain THIS IS “STATE’S SAYS VAR’S COST TO BELLIGERENT POWERS IN THREE TEARS IS Co-o- 2311-287- - en-trym- WALKER Electric Supply Co We sell rent and repair sewing machines rent 50c week 159 S Stata Wasatch 4703 two doors west Salt Lake theatra Waa 2004 White oakk soles and guaranteed MEN’S TAILOR GOODYEAR SHOE REPAIRING CO 75 E Second South Phone Was 982 BEEHIVE TAILORING CO 102 W Shoes while you wait repaired 1060 workmanand Was Fit Main 54 B’dway ship guaranteed Pressed free 6 mos SHOW CARD SIGNS GROCERIES AND MERCHANDISE WHEN you want them Kirk’s Card MESSENGERS MRS S li GORK1XGE 1256 S 11th 105 Keith Emporium Waa 2022 service Shop INDEPENDENT messenger East Hyland 846 Basement 3 W 2 So Bonded messenger SIGNS AND SCENERY service Quick reliable Waa 3545 GROCERIES CHAS PETERSON 20 Richarda CO STEADBECK Grocery- 1150 E Fifth 1508 Phone AimLE LMERC Hyland South Hyland 1880 Fancy and staple SUGAfTllOnSEUEBCANTlLE CO groceries BTECLEANERS 2114 S Eleventh East Phones Hyland J A CARTWRIGHT 777 S Main 3164 Hyland 3165 ernstmcarpetHrenovator CO Was 3912 Green and staple groceries 862 American ava Hyland 1009 MILLINERY KELSO grocery 578 S Third East STENOGRAPHERS WARREN MILLINERY CO 41 E Candles cigars green and staple gro1st So Exclusive and reasonable prices ceries Was 2658 REID Public Stenographera Boston Wasatch 2085 Rea Waa 4528 bldg GOOD service and prompt delivery LOAN MONEY TO The Clark Grocery 127 S Ninth East STOCKS AND BONDS LIBERAL advances on all articles o: Wasatch 3060 value: Salt Lake ' Loan Office 76 E BARR’S CASH GROCERY The store 2d South Was 5382 Salt Lake Stock Exchange 777Room 624 203 W Second with the little7418 prices McIntyre bldg Wasatch South Was MUSIC STUDIO UTAH CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC GROCERIES 60 East South Temple Old Historian AMUNDSEN JSTUDIO Inc 249 & STAPLE FANCY AND GREEN GRO- bldg Was 2105 950 Artistic portraitura Was Main 465 E p CERIES 20th Ward South Temple Wasatch 191 SUGAR NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS WE pride ourself on prompt delivery THE ‘8 G Spencer Grocery 250 S State Utah’s Greatest Newspaper' Subscriphouse Bldg Waa 7886 449 3044 Wasatch and tion rates daily and Sunday 65c per TAILORS month WANT AD RATES GROCERIES DRY GOODS 10c per line one insertion 6e per "MRsTTRUCETIllirKirst'YesL line first insertion included) satch 806 215 S Main street (straight 499 2 more or consecutive Hyland days 5c per line LADIES and gents’ tallora 120 E one week $125 per line per month Wasatch 1510 Broadway HAT RENOVATING CLEANING and repairing orrioE supplies Prompt C L Hess work service 'ond South Phone Wasatch 2352 Panguaranteed DICTAPHONE Columsold THE by 627$ Wasatch 127$ 151 E Broadway amas n specialty bia stores Dooly block Was N P ANDERSEN Merchant Tailor & HIDES— PELTS—T ALLOW ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS : Cleaning Co 24 E South Templa WaSATISFACTIOJrour mottoT53l'n&! satch 5248 BISSINGER & CO Seventh South and Third West Wasatch 996 State street Phone Wasatch 1182 TENTS AND AWNINGS "'Y2nSCffwwcurta(niC“''Visitw'70iwitoga FAINTING DECORATING HOTELS A Awning Co 272 Spares Tent Springa 60 Exchange S CO 6365 PHILIP DERN Wasatch 125 West LINDEN HOTEL E Third South Templa Was 224 Hot and cold water phones place ' Wasatch 2070 UTAH TENT & AWNING CO-- wagon in all rooms 123 E First covera porch curtains PHARMACISTS RAYMOND HOTEL 62 S Main South Wasatch 5188 Rooms 75c and $1 also light h k apts LYON DRUG CO No 1 Murray: No Phone Wasatch 1257 2 Thirty-thir- d So and State No 3 TRADING STAMPS South and State Hyland " TUXEDO HOTEL 44 S State Sat- Seventeenth INTERMOUNTAIN 2 Trading 1745 WasatchStamp isfaction guaranteed ' Phone Waa' 49 95 Co 55 W Broadway Green “Intermountain Stamps" MURRAY Trading CITY PHARMACY NEW REX HOTEL 253 SL State Waa 279 Busy Rexall store where Murray motors since 1898 6781 Salt Lake City’s leading family stop Sodas hotel SERVICE and quality drug store of SHELTON HOTEL 129 S West Tem- Sugar House Eleventh East and Twenty-fofModern irst ple South Hyland 157 rooma connecting 5238 fice and guests’exchange Wasatch HOOVER DRUG 201 W Second So DO YOU KNOW t NEW TEMPLE HOTEL 111 N Main Was 1021 We specialize on prescripPhone Wasatch 7170 There are thousands of men tions who dally flirt with dyspepsia HOTEL JAMES 167 & Main Waa FIRST AVENUE DRUG CO 376 2888summer ratea avenue Special servat hash' houses and quick lunch First Drugs sundries ice prices reasonable 495 Was counters? It wouldn’t require THE KENYON HOTEL Second South and Main Exchange connecting ofTAYLOR’S PHARMACY 780 8 West a very big ad to convert these fice and every guest’s room Main 3 Temple Was 1892 Quick delivery men to change eating placea RALEIGH HOTEL 137 E First WALLACE PHARMACY 401 N 2d tell them about those de- Just SouthWaa 4780 All outside rooma West Wasatch 5378 llcloua tasty savory home- modern’ reasonable WATERLOO PHARMACY cooked meals you are serving “EveryARTHUR HOTEL 56 W Second thing In Drugs” 400 E Seventeenth and yourihouse will soon be South Steam heat reasonable ratea South' Phone Wasatch 302 filled to capacity The cost to Wasatch 4634 " PHOENIX SILK HOSIERY secure good boarders through a ' HOUSE FURNISHINGS want ad is delightfully email SAET LAKE KNITTING STOlliijYo 44 Postoffice 8 Main EDWARDS McIntyre bldg JOHN a mere trifle when you use " place Wasatch 4591 JOHN EDWARDS Want Ads ' PIANO S AND VICTROLAS To prove it put ln'an ad and ICE 13lTSta7a 3AYNlANOCa watch the results Pianos player pianos SUMERS ICE CO 857 American Was 4244 Learn to know us - war profits and intoxicating liquors A large part of the balance of the revenues to be collected under the provisions of the bill in my opinion could have been collected from sources that would not have been ao burdensome upon the people of the country I would have collected at least $150000000 from the imposition of tariff taxes on Imports ’not In the unsclentlf le way aa provided by the House bill by imposing a flat 10 per cent Increase upon all goods Imported Into the country' hut by a revision of "the present Democratic tariff act that would have protected our Industries after the war t an end “There is fio question but that the Senate bill is a great improvement over the House bill both In the source from which the taxes are to be raised and the rates cf taxation imposed Business of the country Is called upon to pay the greater part In the pending revenue bill but before long other sources from which revenues can be raised will be resorted to If the war lasts another year the cost to our government exclusive of loans we will have to make to the foreign countries war with Germany will engaged lr over I have amount to $25000000000 no doubt our loans at the end of that time will aggregate $10000000000 and that amount it may be nearly double “There Is only one way to raise this vast amount of money and that Is by taxation and the American people It now as might as well understand we find later Under the conditions ourselves In there la only one thing for us to do and that Is to win this war with Germany and her allies no matter what the cost to us may be Without ua Germany cannot be defeated If we fall there will be no peace or liberty for us or the world “As far ae I am concerned I am goall the ing to give this administration money it requests all the power It demands all the men it calls for and the the war must responsibility of winning rest- with It The administration will have to later account to the people for the expenditure of the vast sums apof the powers propriated the use success of our armies the and granted and navy in bringing the war to a successful conclusion As an American citizen and not as a senator I wish we had stronger and more experienced men at the head of some of the great to didepartments of our government rect the expenditure of the bllllona of dollars appropriated the unheard of powers granted and our soldier hoys’ participation in the war” The postoffice department announces the commissioning of fourth class postmasters as follows: John R Doolin at Wattis and John R White at Reed 4c st President Wilson on July 2$ last signed an act for the relief of homestead entrymen or settlers who enter the military or naval service of the United States in time of war It provides that any settler upon the public lands of the United States or any whose application has been allowed: or any person who has made aplands which thereplication for public allowed under the homehe after may stead laws who after such settlement entry or application enlists oror Is acnaval tually engaged In the military service of the United States as a private soldier officer seaman marine national guardsman or member of any other organisation for offense or defense authorized by Congress during States any war In which the Unitedadminismay be engaged shall In the tration of the homeitead law have his services therein construed to be equivalent to all Intents and purposes to residence and cultivation for the same entered length of time upon the tract no conor settled upon and hereafter test shall be Initiated on the ground nor allegation of of abandonment abandonment sustained ftgalnet any such settler entryman or person unless It shall be alleged in the preliminary affidavit or affidavits of contest and proved at the hearing In cases hereinafter Initiated that the alleged absence from the land was not due to hla employment In such military or naval service that If he shall be discharged on account of wounds received or disability Incurred In the line of the term of his enlistment duty thendeducted-frothe required shall be without reference residence of length to the time of actual service provided that no patent shall issue to any homestead settler who has not resided upon his homestead Improved and cultivatedone for a period of at least year Section 2 provides that any settler from- Incomes ' " W DOING HER BIT’-- ’IDAHO i1 201330000 254700000 202500000 162000000 20725000 142000000 ' ' - 3150000- 000 3510000- 000 2160000- 000 Third Year Second Year $6205000000 5157000- 000 5110000- 000 727400000 3285000- 000 $8030000000 6000000000 6287500000 9143400000 4180000000 4 9 § Av dally cost Total cost for three years for three years $16000000 $17205000000 13000000 13737800000 1447500000 ’ 13500000 18000000 19927900000 9000000 9625000- 000 201330000 699700000 551400 640000 273750000 289000- 000 547000- 000 365000- 000 1114500000 2000- 000000 3660000606 5142000- 000 43500000 730000- 000 676000- 000 165000000 676000000 4700000 1060000 1900000 $30361750900 39247900000 $84963205000 $80138000 256000- 000 365000- 000 800750000 20725000 ‘ 1000000 730000 57000 - $15333555000 COBB EARNS IT Tyrus Raymond Cobb is the highest salaried baseball star In the profession Cobb le drawing $20000 a year from the Detroit club and he Is earning the money Not only Is ho tho best player In the game hut also ho Is draw- ing larger crowds wherever the DeCobb Is leading both major leagues In batting and probably will not be overhauled by Speaker Sis-l- er or any of the other American tickers The Georgia Peach willleague be 1 years old next December and aa ha takes excellent care of his physical condition he probably will continue to receive a princely salary from ths owners of the Detroit club for several more seasons Cobb Is said to bs worth $200000 This Is hla thirteenth — with the Tlgera troit! appear |
