Peninsula cups and Sag Franciscn cups finals set
In a high scoring round Peninsula cups see 18 to 7 third period advantage for Pano ama-Pacific expesition tournament. Army defeats Han Dicap 10 to 4 by end of second period. Portland and Philadelphia Country Club clash tomorrow in Sag Franciscn cups final. Also Blackfoot bird school league game Friday against Idaho Yulla, prep for tough clash with coach Crutchfield guiding the team. Local listings advertise King Bagger feature and a two part Funny Billie Ritchie comedy at the Lyceum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Beng
Army
Portland
Philadelphia
Blackfoot
Idaho
Blackfoot Bird School
King Bagger
Billie Ritchie
Lyceum
King Baggot
Oaklands Win by 5 to 1 Score
April 21. Oakland defeats Los Angeles 5 to 1 after scoring in the eighth inning. Johnston homered to start the rally, Meek singled, and Leve and Ellis scored on plays as Oakland finally pushed ahead, with more runs in the seventh and eighth to seal the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaklands
Sen Pranciaca
Oakland
Los Angeless
Johnston
Stack
Los Angeles
Terry
Middleton
Meek
Hases
Leve
Finemiller
Ellis Wan
Seaders
Easy game features bases loaded double and run scoring
Litsebs singled to the infield and Prusett sacrificed. Elliot walked and Gardner ran for him. Koerner singled scoring Litucht and sending Gardner to third. Tomatow beat out a bunt to fill the bases. Ness sacrificed. Gardner scored. Red Run doubled in two, Johnston and Koerner also scoring. Lindaay slugged to right but was out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litsebs
Prusett
Elliot
Mundorff
Gardner
Koerner
Middleton
Litucht
Tomatow
Jack Ness Iit
Love
Abatein
Red Run
Johnston
Lindaay
Lon Angeles
Aone
Ossland
Portland, Salt Lake Split Hazy Five Inning Standings
In Portland and Salt Lake yesterday the teams played through five innings with unclear results. A San Francisco versus Oakland game is noted, while Los Angeles at San Francisco was postponed due to rain, leaving standings unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portand
Salt Lake
Portland A
San Francisco
Oakland
Los Angeles
Tok Angeles
San Francinco- Venice
Sun Shine Molly stars Lois Weber at The Ogden
Victoria-Vieina 2 Vancouver Lois Weber and Phillips Smalley, producers of Hypocrites, headline the Sun Shine Molly show tonight at The Ogden, delivering a notable film and performance pairing for local cinema patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Vieina 2
Vancouver
Lois Weber
Phillips Smalley
the Ogden
War maneuvers begin in Texas
Houston Texas April 22 Wear maneuvers between two equal forces forming the upcond division of the United States army in camp at Texas City and Galveston under command of Major General Franklin Belapoded in carcast today before daylight. The Brown army under command of Colonel RK. L. Bullard broke camp before sunrise and departed south presumably to meet the white army under Colonel F. M. Waltz. It is supposed the mission of the white army is to capture Houston which is defended by the browns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
United States Army
Texas City
Galveston
Franklin
RK. L. Bullard
F. M. Waltz
Toscanini to sail for Italy remainder of season
New York April 22 Arturo Toscanini chief conductor of the Metropolitan Opera company has been ordered by his physician to take rest for several months and will sail for Italy on Saturday Giorgio Polacco to conduct Toscanini's niece will conduct the remainder of the season overwork and war worries attributed to Toscanini's indisposition The Snow Burner Alhambra tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arturo Tosusnini
Medtropolitan Opera Company
Italy
Giorgio Polacco
Ale Toscanini
Mgr. Toscanini
United States 10 Watch Rats Amid Faures Plague Fears
Washington reports No seaport in the United States has escaped bubonic plague fears after a survey of rat populations. Dr W G Huekar, assistant surgeon general, states plague already appears in three continental cities and exists near trade routes. Robert Rucker warns fumigation of ships and rat-proofing buildings at ports are needed amid growing foreign commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
W. G. Huekar
Rucker
Menare
Plantte
Avery Yart
French Spoliation Cases Ended in Court of Claims
Washington April 22 The final of the French spoliation cases arising from earlier difficulties with France has been argued and submitted to the Court of Claims. Two cases have been adjudicated and Congress has appropriated nearly 4 000 000 for payments. About 1 000 000 remains to be paid. The costs stem from an act allowing American citizens with valid indemnity claims against the French government prior to 1810 to sue. The claims arose from reprisals on American commerce after the U S failed to meet treaty terms during France’s war with England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
France
Court of Claims
Congress Han
Congress
United States
England
Work Resumed in Oil Fields near Bakersfield California
The Associated Oil company, operating hundreds of wells in the Kern River field near Bakersfield, plans to resume pumping within thirty days after late 1913 suspensions. Many workers are being recalled and other field companies plan larger resumption as demand for fuel oil improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batersvild
Cal
Ayill
OW Company
Tern
Here
Aim
Speratione
Independent Meat Company
Washington Avenue
Foot Comfort Pledge Ad Boosts Relief for Tired Feet
A vintage advertisement promises swift relief for aching burning and tired feet with magical tinctures labeled T17 and T2Z. It touts "poisonous emulations" removed and promises never swollen or painful feet, claiming a feet comfort guarantee with refunds, offered at 24 cents or five cents in smaller wording.
Strong Answer Sent Germanys After Memorandum
In Washington on April 21 the U S government replied lukewarmly to Count von Bernstorff’s memorandum claiming Americans favor neutrality. The State Department draft, approved by Wilson, argued trade ties with Germany must not justify arms imports or export restrictions, and noted the Allies’ legitimate trade interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Lukay
Count von Bernstartz
Germany
Bryan
Previnent
Wilson Hhinsoll
Hearat Sclig's Weekly At Alhambra Today
Hearat Sclig's weekly program draws locals to the Alhambra for a day of novelty acts and entertainment. It promises a mix of curiosities and performances geared to general audiences with limited seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearat-Sclig's
Neutrality Message Clarifies US Germany Trade Stance
Secretary Bryan reinforces that the United States will not embargo arms or alter neutral rights during wartime. He notes Germany’s note and asserts US policy insists on visit and search rights and noninterference with neutral commerce, aiming to prevent misreadings of intent and preserve fraternal ties with Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IL Hag
High Seas
Haternuf
Menpurey
Moutrale
United States
Germany
Jemmany
Ogden Girl Wins Special State Prize in Painting
Miss Minerva Kohthopp of Ogden awarded the special state prize in oil painting at the Utah art netiture competition held at Mone tl on April ?. Announcement made by Prof. Edwin Evans of the University of Utah yesterday. Milas Kohheppaso previously won a prize at Ogden high school and her work recurs favorably in other competitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Kohthopp
Ogden Hie Beet
Aly
Utah
Monetl
Tdwin, Evans
University of Utah
Milas Kolheppaso
Qg- Jen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Federal Land & Mortgage Co
Luther S.foss
David Eccled
Ogden
Los Angeles Acessers
Galt Leake
Fransissowlan
Wes Lest
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburg
Detroit
First National Bank
Electric Service CO
24Th St
Cleveland
Wa. Cays
Hive
Puindelphia Ss
Etverel League
Brooklyn
Newark
Kansas City Tate
BAT
Nashville
Birminghham
Birmingham
Atlanta
New Orleans
Mobile
Chattanooga
Tacoma
Spokane
Aberdeen Saree
Seattle
Spo
une—Aberdesh
Tee
Toscanini
Alhambra
Oklo
Walter Turnbull
Indiana
1Masa
Mario Lombardi
Atricken
Ore
Maria Tombardi
Dnneai
Alaska
Tegianature
Atala
Chosanule
Avivertleement
Germatt Amy Cassador
Alliea
Unite States
Garmany
Dernstorff
Xinte Department
Tesgard
Unite
Greatemmpind
Britain
Perimee
Wiis
Germancy
J. Bryan
Berlin
Trerman
Ghanny & Cos
Taleo
Owe
Ann Baliern
Dunlaar
Ble
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!