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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21
Lost On'lehls Found

New York July I'll. Lost IN tho noun.
tains near MidNale, \ b. while they
were gathering evidence I'm 0 mys'
torioua country murder case, Ralph
shaw, assistant prosecutor Nathaniel
shane, county prosecutors detective,
ANA Coroner Edward H. Wheeler wore
rescued lato last night 10y a posse Of
farmers who occurred the mountains
with torches.
For several hours The trio wandered
aimlrssly about the mountains ana
were preparing 10 sleep ON the ground
when they were found M evidence
was obtained IN the case on which the
officials were AZ WORK
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21
ANTICIGAKETTE CAMPAIGN.
One Begun Against Their Use on
Ellis Island.

New York, July 9l--A campaign has
been innugumtcl by Commissioner
Wathom against The USE Of cigarettes
ON l,llis Island, Their sale has been
forbidden, and the commissioner hus
c1used " to be known among tho ON.
ployos that cigarette smokers are not
wanted Men ON the island say that
the male Immigrants are ncnrly all adj.
uiCtod 10 the habit,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21
CLOSED AT NOON TODAY.
Last Lecture 0ivon and Most Successful
u. OF u, summer school Ends,

AZ noon today the loHl lecture was NM
ishod, and the most successful summer
school Of the University Of Utah hOs yot
held, was closed Az a result Of lls work
$40 enrolled studonts VIII receive crodlt
towards u college degree, OF moro frc'
quontly the state tonchow roriinCutc,
which many school teachers are working
for Tho maximum number " credits oh.
lainahlo Al the summer school ~ us, or
about ono,f0urih ot u regular college
years work The number VI students this
year was ~ more than last year, and II
In excess Of any previous record VI Nt'
tendance
Win tho closing Of the summer course,
the faculty " the University are busily
preparing for summer outings Prof,
Chamberlain goes TO california, Prof
stewart Rocn 90 MS ranch ~ the head,
quarters of ne Provo river Prof Allon
Ebquch ond Instructor Blum VIII 10 up
Weber canyon .,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21
CRUISER MINNEAPOLIS
Arrives ut Spanish Port and Ex'
changes salutes,

Valencia, spain July ?l,-rhc 4, s.
cruiser Minneapolis, Admiral Chester
on board, and the other members Of
the American expedition which win OBJ
serve the eclipse Of the sun here Aug,
30, arrived today at Nillanuovn del Grao
from Gibraltar, The cruiser which
was accompanied by the supply sloam-
cr Caesar, having ON board instruments
and materials for the observation stn-
ion, which III 10 Dc erected ashore
exchanged salutos with the land bait
torloa The American officers later
exchanged visits with the local nu,hori.
tics
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21
No Excuse for Defeat.

Now York July 9l'-Mombcrs Of tho
Seventh regiment rifle team who went
% England to compete with the West
minister volunteers on the lilsloy
ranges, aud who returned on the steam.
Baltic, offer no excuse for their defeat
at the hands of the British marksmcn
beyond stating their belief that the lat.
ter had an advantage on the long
ranges IN the bar sights used on their
rInos, However, none OF the team was
cast down by the defeat ana all were
enthusiastic over the treatment they
received a return match VIII take
place next year over the Croodmoor
range on Long Island,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21
Antl.Americnn Boyeott Now on

Shanghai July "a, The boycott NJ
American goods II now working hut II
has been agreed that the completion
" all running contracts for supplies
win be- allowed Meantime All the
Chinese shops refuse to sell American
goods including standard OIL An
schools ana colleges In this section
have decided to discard all American
books
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21
CAPT, j W. HEAVEY
Detailed to Wyoming University an
Professor Of Military Science
Especial to tho "Ncwsp

Washington, n, G, July gl-Cupt
John W, lI,ayey, Eleventh infantry Ia
detailed nv professor " military science
ana tactics nt the University Of Wyo.
ming AT Laramie to take onovt sept
~, relieving CAPT William Yates,
Fourteenth infantry who has been or.
dcrcd 10 join hla regiment,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21
BURGLARlZED A BARN.
For that ononso Judge Armstrong Son
toncsd Pitts Co Six Months IN Prison,

Ten PITTS appeared before Judge Arm
strong today IN the criminal division N
the district court and pleaded guilty
TO tho orimc Of burglary In the second
degree ana was sentenced TO six monthe
IN tho state prison Puts burgmrl2cd
the barn Of Thomas ", wishing M $3.50
south East Temple street IN the day
time of june 10. 1909
The motion 10 quaah the informa'
tIon In the case of the state against
Henry sanders was denied by Judge
Armstrong today and the defendant
entered a plea Of not guilty 10 the
charge Of burglary In the second de-
gpOO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21
Welcome jerome Released,

Chicago, July 2i,-.Thc grand jury has
released Welcome Jerome, who claims
TO be o cousin Of William T, Jerome,
district attorney " New York, from
the charge OF numbering Charles Faure,
duW jerome hid a, the TOP OF Inc stairs
Leading from the street 10 the apart.
mpnt6l occupied by Faure and Mrs ,Io.
rome, and after struggle with tho
man whom he charged with running hID
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21
MISS STAUFFER HOME.
Young Lady Returns from Her Mission
10 Chicago and Milwaukee,

The "NowG' received q pleasant call
today from Miss uodwlg n, St0urcr oc
Nowon, lleor Lake county idaho, Miss
SWu0rr VI % cousin Of Dr. Suudor Of
this city, Jnd rs ON her way homo from
Milwaukee uu' chicago, whore she has
boon spending th' mast nltpm months
H % missionary uf lho Mormon"
church According 10 report the
young woman huH boon nm active, en-
crgotlr ANA successful advocate Of her
faith Ian addition To being strong
public speaker sho Ia also Il Singer NJ
ability possessing u rare contalto
voice of large compass ana much
sweetness lutll her departure she
has been the orRanist OF the church I'm
rhiCEo, manipulating the biz pIpo I'm.
stwmont thcro Win case ana skill She
W go Oo succeeded I'M that position bv
Miss jennie Romury of this city, Win
whom she lQhorod for Wis months or
Miss lomnoy ana Miss Emmclno Me.
Master Miss Staunor brings good re-.
port saying they are most glthful and
competent opponents of "Momonism'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21
TOPEKA PENSION AGENCY
Total Net Loss from Rolls Last
Year 2Sa.

Topeka, Kaa, July al--Tho Topeka
pension agency, which handles the buhI-
ness Of Missouri, Kansas colorado,
NON Mexico, indian Territory ana
oklahoma, has lbb,SS6 pensioners on the
rolls, net loss of gb2 for the year Tho
total gross loss was b0Sl, OF which 1905
were due TO deaths The number or
Spanish war veterans ana or clNll war
widows increases, but me rate OF DEAN
of Clvil war veterans IL very high,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21
LEFT GOLD BEHIND.
Also Blood Stains and Grctnhacks
Took Silver Only
lsnccInl 10 Tho oNrNn-n

Sconcd, utah July 70 rho W1nth
'ompanys storo at winter Quarters
was broken into last night ana the
cash register robbed OF 81 IN silver
The Job was evidently done by anna.
tours n9 the gold ana currency Wcro not
touched small glass I'm the front
door was broken. blood Stain, lpft ON
the door, floor ana pieces of glass At
an early hour this morning Local
Manager j, NJ, noatlo discovered tho
break and found two silver dollars ON
the platform The officials have SUN.
cloni evidence To approhond the bur.
gluTN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21
ASSISTANT TO SllONTS.
T. a, Drake, Secretary of Pona'
ma Railroad, Amounted

New York July Ell A, Drake, see
rotary aud treasurer of the Panama
Railroad company has been appointed
assistant Ia President Shonts, who
sailed yesterday for Panama, Mr.
Drake WIN perform all the duties OF
president during the absence Of Prcsl'
dent Shonts,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21
A SHOCKING CASE,
Discovery OF Young Logan Girl and Ex'
Convict, in Notorious American House,

Another caso " shocking moral de-
plavity came to the notice of the police
this morning when Sergeant llcmpol and
Officer Horny Johnston made raid ON u
room IN the notorious American House ON
Commercial street, and arrested lhufo n
oN'ronylcl ana young Logan RiN ON
criminal charge,
Tho male prisoner IN John Motttra lly
was recently tolcOtvd from the tlulo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21
Twenty Deaths from Heat,

Chicago, July e. Twenty deaths
have been added to the list Of Chicago
mortalillos due 90 the blIghlng heat
Of the frs, three days Of this week. or
this number seven were adults and the
others were lnfHnls
Tho cool weather which came with
northorly hroozcs Wednesday cone
tlnuos,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21
DERBY WINNER DEFEATED,
Val d'or Wins Eclipse Stakes Of
10000 Sover.lgns

London July 2l--At the Slndown
Park Eclipse meeting today the Eclipse
stakes Of 10000 sovorogns WAS won by
NJ, Names Val dor which defeated
the norby winner cicero,
Henry the American Jockey rode
Cicero which started u warm fayolilc
NJ 10 to \ ON,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21
10 pAcEs-LAST EDITION.

az tho Wasco county jOil This morning,
lie made no statement whatever. his
las, remark being, my Hips are scaled
TO the world Williams ate no break.
fast lIo arose AT $3.50 and spent his
time p1aylng, reading his Bible aud
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21

chicago, July gl,.-nunic Eiplcy Tor.
mor city detective nephew Of former
chief of Police Joseph Kipoy was
taken 10 Joliet pouItoDllWy today 10
begin his sentence Of II yenrs for tho
murder Of Joseph Hopkins IN 1902.
Ripley shot Hopkins in "A quarrel
founded on Jealousy over woman,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21
ITALIAN CONSUL HERE.
Colls on Governor Cutler With Wow
To Looking After His countrymcn

T. Oorlc Italian consul.gcncral NJ
ponvor IN In tho city today ana called
VI ON Cow Culor IN relation to Italian
subjects IN this state. II is his desire
10 huvo the proper officials ~ the state
notify him of the doaM of an lluuung
~ that THEN interests ana estates may
be properly looked after Tho ponypn,
ton between the United SMlos ana
luly provides for such notice hu m
the past II has boon neglected ana the
consul IN dcsirous ~ having that pro.
vision carried out From horo Mr.
Corlo VIII ~ 10 ogden and then To-
wyoming ana thunru huck tu Drnypr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21
rosTMAsTERs APPOINTED.

tspocAl 10 the "NcVB'D
Washington ID. g., July sL-Posts
masters appointed
Idaho kcutewlllc. Idaho, oountSpWl
BurSund vice Anton Hendricks, re-
sleund
Wyoming Basin, rg HON county,
y g. Bowman, vice James Patton, re-
plgnyL ..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21
"oruerer Williams IIonued.

psnlse n9lles or,july a. o.. Norman wu.
md mo,hcc, murderer o Alma Ncsbltt
"''0er' March y 1900, was hanged
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21

A Boiler Of the u. s. Cunboat
Bennington Explodes.
Probably
Aboard Time All Of Whom Wore Wounded Section Of Upper
Deck Vessel IL Listing and Will Likely Sink

Diego July a,Ao o t. lying
exploded a o
II a o a
Is a o be
from taking
ia so a f. $ n lc cscrt
today
A., T. and ~ Perry
Mmshpmcn Leo Sln and IT, Lacy Assistant A. t. ltc Nor
Jr, Pay Clerk IT, {, MctuS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21

.dos,lon OF lIvlne expenses 10 equiv
= n, 10 a raise OF ealary--henoe your
M BY studying the ads may prae'
,tally raito your wages
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-21
COMMENT Sc Bowl ING RACING $ ATHLETICS BOXING
Blue and Gray Team
At FOrdham Tourney
First Appearance Tonight-pennsyIvania En-
tiers Georgetown's Indoor Meet-AWat-
ing Virginia's Answer.

university. will enter the shot-putting
contest.
Manager Graham may have some en-
tries from the University Of Virginia be-
fcre SATURDAY. evening, and should ViT-
ginia send is team it will cap the eli
max of peerless list of athletic en-
counters.
Fifty-Yard Dash.
The list of officials is not yet COM
pleted but viii appear in a day or two.
Perhaps the most spectacular event OF
the evening will be the 50-yard dash,
which will be participated in by Charles
Seitz. of Georgetown, winner Of the a.
A. u. 60-yard championship; Charles
Mccarthy, captain OF the Georgetown
track team Bill Eaton, the Amherst
Splinter; Hahn. of the University OF
Michigan: Dear. of the University OF
Pennsylvania; Walsh, of the New York
Athletic Club: Castleman. of Colgate
University: Carpenter, of Cornell: Tor
rey ana Lowe. of Yale; Brittson, OF
George Washington University, and Hill
of Johns Hopkins University.
John Sheridan, a former Georgetown
boy, who has made a reputation IN pos
ter drawing, as well as In newspaper
Illustration, has designed an artistic
poster which advertises the indoor meet
1t Is o1s. of the neatest designs which
has yet come from the hands of this
well-lSnown illustrator.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-21
IN ONE NIGHT.
Wonderful Effects Of Smiths PingappIl
and RutteInut Pills.
TRY THEM. YOU WILL USE NO OTHER

When The liver refuses to perform ;ta fune-
tons of secreting bile and the bowels become
inactive and loaded with foul waste rnaterials.
the effect on the mind is most distressing
Under such conditions the brightness of itv-
Ing fades, and gloomy, unwelcome forebodines
settle down. FretfuIness snd nervousness
with vague fears OF impending danger Ike
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What ais your Its your liver, eongesteds
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OF Smith 5 Pineapple and Butiernut Pills alter
dinner and again at night. What then YOU
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your appetite returned and life again attrae-
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Don't woTryl Cheer npi Two great max
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Smiths Pineapple and Butternut Pills contain
every element needed to assist Nature IN estab-
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They are purely vegetable, always efficient.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-21
WILLIE LEWIS NEXT
OPPONENT FOR CANS

NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-An effort is be-
ing made TO arrange twenty-round
bout between Joe Cans and Willie Lewis
of this city at San Francisco some time
in April. unless boxing in California is
stopped in the meantime
Yesterday Harvey Pollok. representing
Lewis. received dispatch from AL Her
ford asking him If he would let Lewis
meet Cans at the Yosemite Athletic
Club. San Francisco, during the early
part of April. Pollok sent back word
that he would be only too glad to bring
about such a mill. so the whole thing
is up TO Herford
Lewis has done creditable work in the
ring during the past eight months or
So He has q succession Of knockouts
on his list, and besides he is one of the
few so-called ligh tweights who can do
1913 pounds and remain strong. There is
no mention III Herford's dispatch as TO
we SHIT, so it is presumed that If Lewis
and the negro come together the SCALE
will be 1875 pounds or therea bouts. Cars
has admitted that he cannot reduce TO
! l35 pounds again without weakening
himself.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-21
SULlIVAN'S WEIGHT
GOT HIM A DRAW
Kidney Blows Took Steam
Out of Erne.
PHILAOELPHIAM THE FASTER
0utpointed Washington Man-Kid
Nearly Scored Knockout in
Third Round.
THE FASTER

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 21.-Kid SuIli-
van, of Washington. prof1ted by his SD
perior strength to get a draw with
young Erne at the washington Sport
ing Club last night.
I1rne's speed would undoubtedly have
landed him a victory If the weights
had been equal, for he was ali over his
opponent, and landed frequent hard
jabs to the visitors face.
Sullivan evened this up by his ag-
gressive work In the clinches. His kid
ney blows took lots Of the speed out OF
the local man. and at one stage it
looked as though Sullivan might finish
the bout with a knockout.
Kid Started Well.
The first round was clearly Suilivan's,
but in the second Erne began to find
himself, and gave as good as he re-
ceived in fact, bit better.
In the third Sullivan cut loose. With
one terrific body blow he put Erne half
through the ropes, and the lanky boxer
had to cover up and stall in order to
fight himself out of danger. The fourth
round still showed Sullivan with an adj
vantage but Erne came back strong 1T
the closing rounds, drawing blood and
landing three blows to his opponent
one. Both men We're cheered at the
finish
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-21
FORTY REPORT FOR
PENN'S BALL TEAM

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Feb 21.-Forty
baseball candidates reported to Coach
Danny Coogan. OF the University of
Pennsylvania, yesterday at the new
gymnasium. They We're given light
work in catching and batting in the nets
on the gymnasium floor by Harry Davis,
the new batting coach. Weede and j.
Hoilanbach, of the varsity football
team, are among the candidates
The opening game of the season will
be with New York University at Frank
lin Field on March %. instead of with
Dickinson. which team will replace
Buckneli on the schedule on April L.
BucknelI will not meet Pennsylvania on
the diamond this spring. Manager Mus
ser also announced that a game between
Pennsylvania and Princeton freshmen
will be played In May.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-21

The Georgetown relay team Will make
its first appearance of the indoor season
n the annual indoor meet of Fordham
University in New York this evening.
The team, composed of Captain NC
Carthy. 1905; ]. V. Mulligan, 1906 r. l..
McGettigan, 1907, and j. A. Sullivan, 1907,
and accompanied by Assistant Manager
Hrennon, left last night for New ork'
Fhe BlUf. and Gray will be pitted against
Holy Cross and Fordham and the gen
eral opinion is that the local coiiegians
have fairly good chance TO win the
event.
Besides the relay race Mccarthy and
Sullivan will go in the sprint event
of seventy yards against some OF the
cracks runners of the country.
Saturdays Indoor Meet.
Additional entries for the indoor meet
of the Georgetown Athletic Association
Saturday night at Convention Hall have
been received by Manager Graham.
Dick Dear, the Washington boy who
runs for the University Of Pennsylvania
will be one of the contestants IN the
50-yard dash, and Amsler, the murder
viii also enter in his event. Captain
Boyd, the shot-putter from the same
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-21
JOCKEY NENRICKs
BODY IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Feb. 21-The body of
Eddie Wenrick, who was killed at Hot
SPRINGS last Friday, arrived here yes
;erday, accompanied by many floral
tributes from the horsemen at the
ST rings. with whom the little jockey
was deservediy popular
The funeral services viii be held at
the home of his parents, East Twenty
seventh street and Voorhees, avenue,
Sheepshead BaY. tomorrow morning. at
y o'clock. The boys father. who was
present when his son was killed, said
tt at the accident was unavoidable, and
WAS not due, as was supposed here, 10
a frozen track Had the boy remained
still after being thrown he might have
escaped but he raised his head and
thus received the fatal blow from the
hoofa of Juvenai Maxim.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-21
WASHINGTON MEN
MAKE Low SCORES
Still Columbia No. 2 Has
Fighting Chance.
MO. | A DISAPPOINTMENT
Averaged Only s64 for Four Games.
Smiths Work Erratic-Few
Double Centuries
Mo. / A DISAPPOINTMENT

MILWAUKEE, Feb. 21.-Columbia
No. 2 team Of Washington has look
in for q piece of money in the five-men
team class at the American Bowling
Congress. but none of the scores We're
remarkably good.
In only one game did Columbia No. 2
make better than 900 and in the first
game the best 1t could do was 176,
which is not good enough to win many
medals. The alleys are new to the
Washingtonians, of course, and they
may be expected 70 improve when they
become more familiar with the condi-
tons. P. Smith proved erratic, doing
105 in the first game and then jumping
to 223 in the second He closed with 49,
His double century was the only one
besides that of A. Allison, who rolled
240 III the third game.
No. Disappointed.
Columbia No. 1 was unable to do any
thing remarkable III the way OF good
work, and was disappointment yes
terday. Its average for the four games
was but 864. Incidentally the team ac-
complished the somewhat unusual feat
OF rolling the same score-S61-three out
Of four times. Krauss, with 213, and
Harlow, with 2o3 were the only men to
go over the 200 mark.
The first Of the two-men teams and
individuals shot IN the national bowl
ing tournament here yesterday. Form
er National Champion Dan Jones and
William Best two local men. went in
| the lead in the two-men contest with
| 1,137.
The Centurys remain unbeaten for
| the lead In the five-men event, their
| FITS being highest. The feelings, OF
| Cleveland, with 1855, and Sands Dfa-
monds, of the same city, with 1855
were the best performers during the
] day
Pfatz rolled 544 in the individuals
she best SO far.
Leading Scores.
| Leading scores to date follows:
| Ftve-men teams: Century No. L
| Chicago. ATS; Farmers. Cleveland
| ATS; Americans, Detroit. 2,729; Cres-
cents, Toledo, 2.722; Old Foresters
/ Louisville, 2,T15; SehindIers, Chicago
2.i0s; Hereulean, Detroit, 2.69s. Sands
/ Cleveland, 1896.
Two-men teamsEJones and Best
t Milwaukee, 1,127; Fisher and Reilly,
/ Chicago, 1,136; A. Leigh and R. Stolk,
/ Chicago. 1,134; Blaul and Hiidebrant,
! Chicago, 1882; Weston and Shannon,
Rock Island, 1870; Thompson and
. Grover. Chicago LIPS; Hollis and
Popelbaum, Chicago, Ills; EmmonS
| and Kfrchnauer, Waukegan, 1,1e9-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-21
YANKEE PITCHERS
REPORT NEXT WEEK

NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-Manager Crit
fifth, of the New York Americans, sent
out word yesterday TO his young pitch
ers TO report in Montgomery Ala, on
March / to begin training.
The manager Will start for Montgom-
cry week from today, accompanied
by Catcher Duffy, Pitchers Metcalf,
Clarkson, and several others of the
young hloods.
The fact that Dave Fultz has been
admitted to the bar may result in his
retirement from professional baseball.
The New York American League out
fielder said last night that although he
had not made up his mind that he was
through with the game. he doubted If
he would play this season. that lie was
In the law, and would probably stick
to IT,