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At Armory Saturday Night
'STAR TWIRLER OF
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YORK GIANTS
CAN'T FIND 1
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NEW YORK. Jiin. 10. Baseball
. (ollowera were nuzzled today by the
waivers graniea. Dy all oinor riiteen
major league baseball clubs on Jack
Scott of the New yoik uinms, pitch
lug sensatlpH of the 1922 world se
lies.
Not only did. all the majors pass tip
Scott, hut the Louisville American as
ioclatlon club refused .to accept him
as part of a deal for Pitcher Way-
land leuii.
Siiott Is the second pitcher of note
to leave New York for puzzling rea
sons this winter, his predecessor being
Carl Mays, who was grabbed by Cin
rinnatl. ' The Mays cose was not so
niysterlpus as Scott's, however, as
several clubs dickered to buy him,
,hlle Scott, who won more games
fust year than the submarine twlrler,
tvas completely refused.
Jt was suggested today that Man
ager McOraw might be getting under
ricou 8 lliue to-lurce mm to Keep oBi
tm' discipline this year than he did
last and renjly intends to keep him,
though MoGivaw himself gave no such
Indication,'"' He- Bald he hoped "Long
John" would be more "grateful" to
the next club which hired him.
' Scott's' case, like Mays', was more
of Inability' to' get along with his
manager than anything else. After a
poor start last Benson he pitched good
ball, hut litter broke a bone in his
hand when struck by a hatted ball and
was not so effective thereafter. He
Was a complete failure in the world's
series.
SPORT BRIEFS
NEW l'ORK. Jan. lO.-VThe Tocht
pien's association of America derided
today that In the 1920 sweepstakes
each entry must carry either four
persons or their deadweight equlvo
lint and fuel sutficient for 160 miles.
The new rules will not affect the 1924
regatta at Detroit, Labor day.
CHICAOO, tlnn. 1 0. Commissioner
Latvdls has denied a $10,000 bnck sal
ary claim filed by Stuffy Mclnnes,
(list baseman of the Boston Ameri
cans. ;. ' ' : . . . , , . .' . , '.
I'.VrilNCETON. N., J., Jan. 10. Wl-
iliim. Ai '.Roper, head football coach o,f
Princeton-unfversltyi -bus resigned, otS
focttve after the 1924 season. , ',-. .
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NEW -YOrtKi Jan. 10.--J. Priinklln,
"Home Hun" Baker, famous slugger
' and third baseman was uncondltion
; oily released by the New York Ameri
cans last night. ' ,
NEW YORK, Jim. 10. Australia
; has filed Its official entry In the 1924
' Davis cup tenia contest.
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' ' tl. S., Ski team JH-purts. ,
MINNEAPOLIS. fJuh.lft; tThe
United States, 1lympe skt Jeam, -accompanied
bj! ilayor .Oeorgtl K..Leoith,i
manager, will ive': Minneapolis to
night on- t'tjff firat ieg1 ot Its' trle'lo the
Olympic gameB jtt Chambhlx,', France.
Eight men.- Anders Hougeh''and Hans
Hansen,' 'Minneapolis,' Higurd:" Ovcrhy,
St. Paoj;; Ragar -t Omtvedti: Grand
Beach, Srtch.,- Ha'rVy ': Llehn. ChlcuffOl
Julius Blegen', JWnnbilpollaj. Barney
Rellley, Colarlne,. MlhlwaOtai. and La
mOine Batson,' JSau Claire, rnaka up
the party which will.niTlye In New
York Saturday. - ; Maytjr , Leach Will
return to, Minneapolis -but' tylli follow
the team ab'road Jammii'y 6ft. 1 ,''';
Salts Fine for
lAching Kidneys
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WHan - Back ' Hurt Flush Your
f -KWnaya ' You Clean:
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1 isjtaai'l itm' Ul trMnVvs.
Jike the bowels, omtimes get sluggish
and cjcggef and need a flushing occa
sionally els We have backache and dull
misery fa:. the kidney region, severe
headaches; rheumatic twinges,' torpid
liver, acid "stomach, sleeplessness and
aJl -sorts-of bladder, disorders.
You simply must keep your kidneys
. active aiid clean and the moment you
feel an ache or pain iin ;the kidney
;regipn begin drinking . lots of .water.
AIs5 get about four ounces of Jad baits
'fro any good drug More here, take
a tablespoonful in a glass of water be
foreTbreSifast. for a few days and your
kidneysivjll then act fini. 'This famous
saltf is made from the acid of grapei
andt lemon juice, combined with Uthia,
and) is intended to flush clogged kid
neyi and help stimulate them to activ
ity. I It also helps neutralize the adds
in Ihe urine so they no longer irritate,
' thu helping to t relieve bladder dis
orders. " ' . ' ' , ' '
Jad Salts is inexpensive j- makes, a
delightful effervescent lithia water drink
which everybody should take now and
then to help keep their kidneys clean.
A' well-known local druggist says he
sells lots of Jad Salts to folks who be-
' lieve in trying to correct kidney trouble
while it is only trouble, By all means
have your phvsician examine your kid
neys at least, twice i year. ,
WATCH YOUR
BATTERY
PRE8TO LITE BATTERY
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"Frtandly Barvlea . Phoni 903
' ' Hilda BuUova, with Pavlwa, aym phony orchestra and Ituaaian ballot at
the Armory Saturday night.
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TEAM SAILS FOR
NEW YORK, Jan. ' 10. America's
Olympic hockey team,' which sailed
yesterday to compete In the winter
sports competition nt C'hamonix,
France, beginning,' the last of this
month, has been drawn for play In
the, group ' which also Includes Bel
gium, France; Austria und Cliuat Brit
ain. k ' "';
The second grotiiK Includes Cunada,
Switzerland. 'si,euIio8lQynklnii.1: ?fl:!c
group winners meet in the chamiiioh-
shlp rourid. The' sextet ropresentine
Canada, the 1920" Olympic champions,
and the United States, are looked Upon
as the strongest entrants and favored
to meet fpr the title, - .
Play opens January 28 when the
t'nited States will oppose Belgium, ac
cording to the schedule., made .public
by William S. Haddock of Pittsburg,
president of the Lntted States ama
teur hockey association, before
sailed with the team.
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SPOKANE. Jan. 10. Hope of
bringing Bert Van Tuyle, motion pic
ture actor, out of the northern Idaho
woods where he is suffering In his
motion picture camp from gangrene,
Boctnt'd remote today, according to In
formation received here from Coolin,
Idaho, on-PrieHt Lake, 25 miles be
low the Van Tuyle camp,- .t
MIhs Nell Shlpman; motion picture
not reus and wife of Van Tuyle, left
Coolin last Saturday with an employe
of the picture camp to try to return
on foot to her husband after freez
ing of the lake had prevented their
return by motorboat. woodsmen who
followed her trail part way Bald she
had waded through snow in places
nearly wnhU deep.
Today it was reported that break
up of the Ice In the lake wil frus
trate her plans to bring Van Tuyle out
by dog aled, but the lake Is not suf
ficiently clear to permit Us passago
by boat. I
Van Tuyle was enlfl last week to be
in serious condition und It has been
planned to bring him to a hospital
here for treatment. The Infection re-
milted, from Injuries received when
he froze his feet while making a pic
ture about twoyears ago.
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Com 1 iir: Friday j,
Tho Hialto's feature for tomorrow
and Saturday will be "The HuntresB,"
a comedy-drama of the "great out
doors," a play replete with heart ln-
lerest, humor, pathos and tenso
drama.
Kveryone who enjoys clean, plaus
ible and romantic comedy-drama will
surely like "The Huntress." It cen
ters about a vivacious, mischievous
girl, who has been reared among In
dians, and until the dawn of woman
hood believed that she was of that
race.
: She learns that., she is white and
then begins to look, about for a white
husband.. How she finds a whito man
kidnaps him and literally fights ,to
make htm her husband, Is the basic
PT.KVEI.AMT. nhtn .Inn
Falling- down on 'a bank shot by an; Dlot of this highly, entertainlnff pic
fllmnal jniiaanvlhntil v umall mnrirln tUTO,
r.i -'nntiino piovpinn.i n wnr.r.'a . "Winsome Colleen Moore plays the
record and chance of acquiring the ' L"nJ,a" ! he white-Indian girl,
national championship three-cushion LPVd Hughes plays the leading male
billiard league-prize for a low score. ,. ... ... . ' . .
-,.,,.,i, , oiiJ The Ohi of the Oolden West
11 fcllfj "lM Winona nt T)l,llA tVinn t-wj i Inn I ..lit
. . ,. . TT . . California of its romantic period of
M,:.'". I,' ' "rought out from the pages of
, .' , history; tho bygone days of the Call
. Z- 2 , i", " , I f, ' J 5. - -fornla pioneers are- pictSulied. as never
extra Inning In which to make his' e
60th billiard had he needed it." As
It was It took him 81 Innings to boat
Kllia,. 6 Oto .22. The fecord for fifty
points In 29 Innings, set by'otto Kels
elt of Philadelphia, last year.
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COLORADO GOLF 10
LIVE IN ENGLAND
DENVER, Colo., Jan. .10. Walter
Fairbanks, national figure In Amerl
can golfing circles, known as the
grand old man of Colorado golf, to
day announced he "'was returning to
England to live. He leaves next week
and will reside nt I'ennybont, near
London. Fairbanks will be 72 years
old In April, physicians have advised
him to give up golf because of a re
cent Illness. He wns Coloradostate
cjinmpion four times, won the south
ern California twice and was winner
of the southern Florida title five
times. lie won mo iciiic cousi
hampionship once. " ;
Fairbanks will take to England 53
cups and trophies nnd 33 medals won
In various 'tournaments In the United
States. He tamo to Denver 2 years
ago. ' - " '
100 MANY DEER IN
SOUTHERN. UTAH SQ
OPEN SEASON IS ON
OGDEN, Utah, Jan, 10. Approxi
mately one million pounds of venison
can be taken annually from the Kat
bab forest In southern Utah, without
danger of wiping out the vast herds of
deer In that preserve, S. B. Locke,
forest examiner of the United States
forest service, told a sportsmen's or
ganization here. He said the forest
service and tho United States biolog
ical survey had recommended to the
.government that a limited number of
permits be sold at $10 each and that
each permit entitle the holder to one
buck deer.
Limited shooting he said would thin
the herds and reduce danger of the
animals starving and would drive
some of the animals into other regions
where there is more feed.
For many yearj the deer In the
Kaibab forest have been increasing at
a rapid rate because of protection
afforded them and ;hav fiecome bo
iiumerbuB that they have' become" a
problem. .
'' Wonderful IJghtlnff Effects -
The entertainment to be given at
the Armory next Saturday night by
Pa v Iowa and her company is a per
formance that will pleae. Don't think
that that It is not your kind of enter
tainment. It is. The complete ballet
with a large orchestra has an appeal
to -everyone. HuBsIa is the home of
the' ballet. These people, seem to
excel in expressing1 their varied emo
tions In the dance; The government
of Ruela has maintained a school
for fho training' of dancers even thru
the years of change and hardship that
it has passed since the beginning of
the war. There is a wild abandon In'
the Russian nature, that is at once
primitive and yet beautiful.
Pavlowa's principal electrician will
be here on tomorrow morning's train
to install the-lighting effects. Much
of tho beauty of this entertainment
depends upon tho lighting effects.
The 8.-1 lo of seats up to date Indi
cates a large house. People from
Ashland, Grants Pass, in fact nil of
the towns are well represented in the
advance Bale, even ' as far south as
Yreka and Weed.. .
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