FACHE SI2 MONDAY. EVENING CAPITAL NEWS MAY 12, 1919.

EDUCATED HORSE WITH GREATER ALAMO SHOWS AMUSEMENTS «Sport N ew s L <0 ■>*♦ + * ♦ + ♦ + « * ♦♦♦* ♦4. STANDING OF THE TEAMS £ AT BOISE THEATERS TODAY % *8* Finney—Dark. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE •1* Majestic—Turn Mix in "Mr. Lo- W on Lost. Pet. ❖ gnn, U. 8. A." •(. Los Angeles ...... 24 11 .686 Strand—Geraldine Farrar in 6* M E S IN f t San Francisco ...... 21 14 .600 ❖ "The Stronger Vow.” ’ -r O akland ...... 17 14 .54$ •I* Greater Alamo Shows — Open *!• Sacramento ...... ! ..1 7 1G .51 f. *1* tonight at Riverside park. 6* •Salt Lake ...... 14 17 .453 Vernoji ...... 12 16 .429 S eattle ...... 13 18 .419 GREATER ALAMO SHOWS P ortland ...... 10 22 .313 The Greater Alamo Shows arrived In No Hits Secured by Opposition W on L ost Boise today and tonight will start a Between First and Tenth In­ C hicago ...... 11 3 program of fun and amusement which B oston ...... 7 1 will attract thousands of people to Its nings; Army Service Adds j New York ...... 6 4 lighted outdoor city which has been I Cleveland ...... 7 G to Spirit. established at the old Riverside park. j Washington ,...... G G The Greater Alamo Shows have 18 (D etroit ...... 5 8 different attractions. Special cars are St. Louis ...... 4 8 necessary to carry Ibis equipment. The By !i. C. HAMILTON’. ...... 3 8 better portion of the day was devoted United Pres» Staff (Correspondent. to getting it in place. New Tori«. May 1 The mere men­ W on L ost Tiie first parade of iho Greater Ala­ tion of Waiter Johnson is enough to Brooklyn ...... •* 2 mo shows was held at 2 o'clock this af­ strike fear into the heart of any bull Cincinnati ...... Il 1 ternoon. A second parade will take Club. With the Yankees, tor a Ions C hicago ...... 0 5 I dace this evening at 7 o’clock. Rotli Stretch, it has been different. 'I’ho New Y ork ...... 7 4 parades are repeated daily. The carni­ N ew Y orkers bave had tin* idea, up- P ittsb u rg ...... 5 7 val opens at 7 o’clock. Admission to ported by their own clientele, that they Si. L ouis ...... 3 12 .200 the grounds is free and there will he Boston ...... 1 0 .1 0 0 could whip Walter most any old time PRINCE GEORGE a number of free open air acts. Clark Griffith chose to tempt fate by Two of the fancy swimmers and div­ starting him against them. This remarkable animal answer s questions, tells the time, picks NATIONAL LEAGUE. colors and, in fact, does most ever ers with the "Swimming Girls," Pauline Therefore they stir, are wearing a y thing. He will even answer ques- I Hack and Psyche Lytton, appeared at hangover today as the result At Cincinnati— R. H. IS. fions asked by people in the audi encc. 11c is considered tho m o st Wrestliitg Bear With Greater Alamo Shows highly educated horse on cxliibitio the Natatorium Sunday night and gave of their first at-home Sunday. John- St. Louis ...... 0 0 3 an excellent exhibition of swimming «on didn’t beat them, but lie did hold Cincinnati ...... 6 S 0 and diving, which was witnessed by WEATHER CONDITIONS * them to no runs in 12 innings and they At Brooklyn— R. H. E. ! FAST GAME AT NAMPA; hundreds of people. OVER THE COUNTRY managed to break even because An­ New York ...... 7 13 3 Under the auspices of the labor coun­ HOW TQ GROW A narrow trough of low pressure ex­ cient Jack1 Quinn was just good B rooklyn ...... 2 4 2 BOiSE TEAM DEFEATED cil the Greater Alamo shows have been TURNIPS tends from Alberta southward over the At Chicago— TL H. 13. BULL W E OF enough to hold the Senators from playing at Pocatello the past week. Rocky Mountain and southern Plateau crossing the pan. 1 Pittsburg ...... 0 4 0 They came here on their own train of states. It has caused precipitation C hicago ...... 3 6 4 25 cars, c arry in g 300 people an d all of In the northern States it is an old during the past 24 hours from the PERFORMANCE UNUSUAL. : Nampa, Ida., May 12—In a fast ball saying that “you plant turnips the 25th ; Boston-Philadelphia game post­ j game here yesterday tho Falk Whole­ tiie necessary equipment. They appear upper Missouri valley southward over Johnson never pitched a better hall of July, whether wet or dry.” While poned, rain. sale team (Boise) was defeated by here under the auspices of the Boise the Plains states to the Gulf; rain fell game than he flashed yesterday. Two this is not literally true ,it is custom- Nampa 4 lu 2. Athletic club. also In eastern Washington and Ore­ hits were marked down for the al­ army to plant turnips in July and AMERICAN LEAGUE. ^corc: R. H .E . Names of 20 boxers and wrestlers, gon and on the north Pacific coast. leged wreeking crew of the Yankees. on land that has produced a crop of N a m p a ...... 4 G 3 including several well known local fa­ The north Pacific high pressure area The big star of Washington never has Al New York (12 innings-— Twin Falls Defeats Filer and early vegetables. F alk ’s ...... 2 5 4 vorites, have been submitted to the is again moving eastward and as a pitched a no-hit game, hut yesterday’s e Turnips, however, may be grown to rt. ri. . Batteries—^Joiner and Lockelby; state athletic commission by the Boise result colder weather is indicated for record shows that between the first W ash in g to n ...... 0 10 0 Burley Won From Buhl; perfection during tie early spring­ Robinett and Brown. Athletic club with a request that the tonight with light to heavy frost in and tenth innings not n Yankee even N ew York ...... 0 2 3 Games Represented Battles athletes ho permitted to engage in time, and throughout the south they reached first base, which, under or- A t .St. L ouis— R. H. F. the early morning. BARBER TEAM WINS. bouts this week as part of the attrac­ furnish one of thel main sources of dinary conditions would lia >o been a D etroit...... 6 10 1 Between . Caldwell, Ida., May 12—Barber de­ tions offered by the Greater Alamo early greens, in addition to the use of jïlne-inni ng. n o -r un. n o -h it no m an St. Louis ...... 2 ( 3 feated Caldwell Sunday 3 to 2. The shows, tho first request of the kind their roots. Fall-sjnvn turnips pro­ Have you heard that the model 90 - reached first pel formante. U Cleveland— It. H. E. Caldwell , Johnson, fanned 12. made since the new boxing law went duce winter and early greens through­ Overland broke the world’s record In the first in ling R oger Pec- V, of C hicago ...... 10 17 1 The Southern Idaho Baseball league A large crowd witnessed the game. into effect May 6. out the southern states without any April 5 lo 12 for a non-stop high gear P ittsb u rg pul oi .* to left field for Cleveland ...... 2 S 4 opened Sunday with games at Twin Score: R. H .E . Athletes named In the application protection or special cultivation. m u ? It m ade 4370.1 m iles, 7 days, firs t and then si do second. whci o ho Philadelphia-Boston game post­ are: Chester Camp, Frank McCarroli, Where they arc planted in the 7 n ig h ts, 20.66 m iles per gallon gas, staved until Pn it t walked in the Falls and Burley. Twin Falls won B a rb e r ...... 3 4 0 poned, rain. j Caldwell ...... 2 6 0 Babe Brown. James Morgan, Rex springtime, the seeds are generally 744.65 per gallon oil.—A dv. M13 eleventh. Faker s rtgled, but both m en from Filer on a score of 1 to 0 and Batteries—Eddy and Chapman: Sprott, A. P. Gibson, Jack Collins, Nick sown in rows about. 1 ! Inches apart were cut down trying to steal, so the COAST LEAGUE. Burley took the opening matinee from De Court. Ad Santei. Jack Sorensen. and the plants thinned to about two record speaks volumes for the crafti­ Johnson and Steitzel. T’ro trouble? Leave tire fixing to Buhl, score G t" 5. The attendance was Francis Mott, Bill Stevens, Harold inches in the row, the thinnings being ness of the mighty Walter. At Los Angeles, morning— R. H. E. Christenson, Finis Christman, Clar­ used us greens. For* fall planting the our experts. Bryant Tire & Vulcaniz­ large at both games. COUNCIL WINS. FUTURE LOOKS BRIGHT. San Francisco ...... 10 15 1 ence Cummings, Roy Layton. Tony seed is generally sown broadcast and ing Co., 1020 F ro n t St., Opp. O. S. L. Los Angeles ...... 5 10 3 The Twin Falls-Filer game opened Council, Ida., May 12—With the depot. Firestone tires. Adv. A20 A glimpse into the future might be bases full in the tenth inning of the Barnadi and company. slightly raked into the soil. obtained from the day. coupling in Afternoon game: with Oliver, Cablock and Patton as the ...... ■ ♦ ♦ 4 ' San F ran cisco ...... 7 10 2 game hero yesterday between Council v.ith a certain matinee a few days ago battery for the Magic,City and Carson and Payette Council’s second base­ Let ns mount vour bead and tan The Lanital News telephone numbers The Capital News telephone num­ in Cincinnati, when Grover Cleveland Los Angeles ...... 3 n 3 At Oakland, morning-— R. H. K. and LaChampe handling 1 lie honors man, Hoffman, broke the tie and won vour hide. TL W. Lim bert. 'Poise. Ida. tf «re 24 and 25. I# b ers a re 24 an d 25. tf Alexander appeared for the first time for Filer. Carson allowed five hits and ! the game with a three bagger. The for the Cubs since his return from the V ernon ...... 2 0 1 O akland ...... 3 0 3 Oliver and Cabled« but one each. But , Council pitcher, Anderson, struck out army and was nosed out hv a 1 to 0 three errors were recorded. 22. Tho score: R. H.E. score. These two veteran stars, it Afternoon game: R. H. B. V ernon ...... 3 8 1 Jones and Kutch, and Poet and C ouncil ...... 6 9 6 seems, not only have not suffered, but Hubbel, formed the respective batter­ P a y e tte ...... 4 4 3 actually look ready for some brilliant O akland ...... 7 J4 2 A t P o rtla n d — R. IT. 13. ies for Burley and Buhl. A total of 17 Batteries — Anderson and Smith; performances. Hecks and Andrews. S eattle ...... 7 14 1 Mere recorded. Burley found Some one stated not long ago that Pect for eight hits while Buhl could the ball players are playing as If they P o rtlan d ...... l 3 1 At Sacramento— R. TI. E. only touch Jones for three. The close T WEISER TAKES ONE. mean it and' consequently baseball Welser, Ida., May 12—The home S a lt L ake ...... 6 I t 1 score, added excitement to tho mati­ will be improved, ft certainly looks as team swamped Cambridge in the Lr'l Sacramento ...... 4 G 0 nee which was witnessed by over 500 If he knew something. enthusiastic fans. j game played at Cambridge Sunday. The score: R. H.E. ADVERTISE NOW W elser ...... 18 20 5 WARD SIGNS CONTRACT. C am bridge ...... 4 4 0 New York. May 12—Chuck Ward, lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllN Dodger infielder has sent in his HUNTINGTON BEATS MIDVALE. signed contract from Germany. A let­ Midvale, Ida., May 12—In a blg-hi1 ter accompanying tho document said game here Sunday Huntington de­ Ward expected to return along with feated Midvale 12 to 10. Allen and Sumpton Hole Out Carries Off Honors in the Cam­ Sherrod Smith, but Smith already has reported. With 88, the Winning Score ouflage Tournament of U. S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR Boise Golf Club. in Blind Bogey Tournament. •‘MULE’* WATSON IS Watching the Score Board EXPECTED TO STAR In the blind bogey tournament of the By making the low score of 23 on Yesterday's hero—Hod Filer. lie Boise Country club opening Saturday the five blind holes selected, Colin Or- made the first lunge into tho 1919 PRESENT ADVERTISERS—Increase your space. ford won the first camouflage tourn­ and continuing through Sunday, U. W. baseball hall of fame with a no-hit, ament held in Boise and in the his- no-run affair gainst the Cardinals. Allen and C If. Sumption tied for j tory of the Boise. Golf club. It took Sunday, Bert Shotten sent honors, each finishing with a score of i place Sunday on the Mountain View Heat heute in to hit for May in the PROSPECTIVE ADVERTISERS—Brins your plans 88, w hich t\ as selected by the club links. Between 35 and 40 players par­ ninth inning, but ho failed to produce professional. Many of the members ticipated. The course was crowded the seven runs needed for the defeat of to a head and start advertsing immediately. participated in the tournament, while during the entire day. Ute R eds. others not entered enjoyed play on the Second honora in the tournament Habe Adams earned a Pirate defeat links. w ere won by C. W. Gill w ith 24. w hile when Philip Douglas triumphed over Advertising began as an afterthought of business, but Bach entrant turned in a new golf lo u r tied fo r th ird place w ith 24, or / r the Veteran for the Cubs, 3 to (1, in a ball, which constituted the trophies for A. L. Kahl, James Pickett, .J. P. Pope tough battle. became the forethought. Just fis it was a part of the fore­ the tournament. The balls were di­ and . The holes played The Giants and Dodgers didn't even vided evenly between the winners. for wore not known until after the make it a hard game. The Giants thought of war that insured viptory, so advertising must There was keen interest in the tournament. They had boen previously slaughtered their over-the-river col­ become the forethought of peape to insure prosperity. tournament due to the fact a blind selected and placed in an envelope, leagues with a 7-to-2 count. ■core was played for. No one knew which was then sealed. After the Sandy Hide took his first major what that score was except the club tournament the envelope was opened ■\ X.J league defeat when tho AVhlte Sox professional. and the holes were found to be 5, 8. slammed him for a 10-to-2 count. II, 13 and 14. The scores of players on The Tigers stepped on the Browns ADVERTISING ANTICIPATES the first round were taken on holes and pushed them to Ute bottom or the IDAHO BOYS TO ATTEND and 8 while on the second round league with a 6-to-2 victory. their scores fur 11, K an d 14 PRESIDIO OFFICER CAMP and 5 were listed. The Capital Nows telephone num­ ADVERTISING DISCOUNTS , ■Scores made by ti c winne bers a rc 24 and 25. tf University of Idaho, Moscow, April receive golf bolls ar foil ■" 12—Several Boise students will attend Ho les ADVERTISING COMPELS the regular reserve officers’ training P lay er 5 8 11 13 ! 1 COMPANIES ANNOUNCE corps summer encampment to be held O rford ...... 5 4 G 5 3 at the Presidio in June. Fourteen men GUI ...... 4 4 5 5 6 TIRE PRICE REDUCTION Pickett ...... 4 4 6 f, who have done sufficient, work in the 0 New York, May 12—A cut in tire Pope ...... 5 5 5 5 5 university military department have prices averaging 13 per cent was an­ Advertising is the surest, quickest, and most econom­ Robinson ...... 4 4 5 been selected by Capt. Luther Felker. 6 G nounced today by the Goodrich Tire K ahl ...... 5 Boise men who will go are Major ü 5 G 4 and Rubber company and tho Fire­ ical selling force known to industry today. Boy Thompson, Captain Charles Darl­ stone Tire and Rubber company. ing, Lieutenant E. B. Smith and Pri­ OHERT BICYCLE STAR. Tile Miller Rubber company also an­ vate Clinton E. Simonson. nounced they would reduce prices. A Other south Idaho towns to he rep­ San Franclsao, May 12—Hans Ohert The power of an idea multiplied in millions of minds starred at yesterday's initial revival cut in production costs is due to lift­ resented are Nampa and Salmon. Ser­ Mi ing of government war contracts and moves governments—or goodsn—as the case may be. geant L. Kinney and Private Kenneth of professional bicycle racing here, finishing e peeially strong in the two- return to peace basis is given as the Edwards have boon chosen from Nam­ reason for the lowering of prices. pa and Private J. F. Chod, from Sal­ mile international match race. Iver m on. Lawson did not show ns well as ex­ The Department of Labor urges more advertising The encampment will last six weeks. pected. While there the students will receive Tobacco Habii by merchants and manufacturers to insure the present practical training in military affairs, RAY SECURES BOUT. “Mule” Wataon. prosperity of the Nation. under tho instruction of experienced San Francisco, May 11 -John Kay, •rmy officers. Jack Coombs believes lie can make Pittsburg lightweight, who is here to th e erratic pitcher "Mule" Watson toe Dangerous "lick the coast," will make his west­ the mark this season and become one says Doctor Connor, formerly of Johns ern debut here Friday night against of the leading pitchers of the Phillies Hopkins hospital. Thousands men suf­ TENNIS ASSOCIATION liddie Pinkham, Seattle; in a four- fering from fatal diseases would I e In this season. Watson has the experi­ perfect health today were it not for tho SUSPENDS RICHARDS round bout. ence und tin- ability )*> become a win­ deadly drug Nicotine. Stop »lie habit n er If Coombs can manage him. now before it's too late. p s .1 .simple proecss to rid yourself of *hc tobacco WRESTLER TO RISK TITLE habit in any form, fust go to any up-to- New York. May 12 Vincent liieli- Los Angeles. Va;. 12. Walter Mil­ date drug store and get some* Nicotol arclH, 18 y ears uhl tennis sta r, has ler, middleweight champion wrestler D a v e you heard l i a i the m o d e l 30 tablets; take them as direct'd and Jo; the pernicious habit quickly vanishes. been suspended by the fnileii Slates will risk his crown at Portland In a Overland broke the World's record Druggists refund the money if tlm.v fail. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR National Lawn Tennis association on match with Ted Thye on June 4, Mil­ April ■■ t" I ' I nr a non-slop high grat Be sure lo road large and interesting an­ lia>tfe of having allowed Ills name ler said today. Negotiations for the lull'.' H made 1270.1 miles. ; days, nounce.neat by Doctor Connor x*»o ii to ROGER W. BABSON, Director General, Information and Education Service 7 n ig h t s , 21.1.Ui, m ile s p e r g a llo n g a s . appear in this paper. It tells of the dan­ to he used ‘‘to advertise or promote the buut had been under way for several ger of nicotine poisoning and how to sale of goods for profit." days. Miller has been guaranteed 744 65 per gallon oll.—Adv. M13 avoid It. In the meantime try Nlcotol W . B. W ILSON, Secretary tablets; you will be surprised at tlis re­ T he announcement of the suspen­ J200U for th e m atch. sult.—Advertim em ent. sion stated that Richards would be In PHONE 78 for baggage wagone. suspension until the conditions ceased 24 and 29 are the telephone number* Prompt service. Peasley T ransfer Jk to exist. * of Tho Capital New» tf S torage Co.—Adv WANT ADS GIVE RESULTS