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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11
SAFE DEPOSITS OF WOMEN.

They Htae Their ysIunhsss ta the
Nest Exrrao-dsnary Places.
"HAve y0u ever notsced- began the
BRIDEGROOM, what astonishing PLACES q
woman chooses FER hiding th.ngsT'
Il ceased noticing and ceasei being
astnuisha-d ~ anything years az" re-
plis3 the elderly Benedict YEARLY"
We'll. fhe other night went on ths
bridegroom. there Was a small IRE In
the apartment below u Somebody
upset a lamp AID while tlsey were put
ting 70 out my wife and I weFS gather
ing our valnables together and prepar-
ing 20 fee. For i've minutes ne rush
81 shout Ike mad people The first
thing I did was q oF-sn my wffe's bu-
reau drawer and fee for her Jewel box.
On. II isn't there " size called out.
It's IN the nefrlgerator under the low
esf pam
y hat" I exclaimed
"sWeli' slle replied. that's the only
piace where q burglar wouldn't think
Of booking Tor them
what are you trying 70 t.ke down
that oil painting fory l ssked excited
"
''Gra0dfather's win - behind tt
tackled % Tire wall AMI cau't trud-e
It she answered. W1th tears IN her
veice.
No. don't coTne o help ma she
vent On. Run into fhe parlor and ess
-. A. - a. ra,a..a-H--- ..--.---. -
pinned IN the TOP ~ tlia lac curtains.
And-and bring ire that hat with the
white feather on T. No. not nv h-.~f
one-the 0tlser. It's rot my marrsa~s
cerfifnate ard ne contract Tor reur
book and yeur first lgve litter aew..s
IN the crown And. on bonn. a. Iaok
"a that box under the bathtnh sna ans
tie manuscript - ygur play ard raur
6ismoud sleeve llnks Yas. thar sha
one ulaaa-that old cxackrr hos
Vel 7 chez q h--anze Il flfdn-t Loot
he least III susTielguS w1so xuuls
ever think - tokinE un.ssr tae bath
rub IN 81 Oh crackeT box aor asamonA
sleeve buttonsf Nov. come on We've
so everything
NJ Ne hzvrsnf.~ 7 rvnlsus
'Sg-bsrw's hat 500 III ! r~vr ysu 20
eepo~st yesterday sad ttse ch-s-k rro.
Bradley-sn1 al the uS.n~yy
On they're al sAfs.' go rSpB-s
roscAalsnsiT. rzsifinx rs Szs e IN
scsr. srae 500 sln "a n nE ..a.tt..
assd ~ eisek = pirnea xnaeE M 49,,
hair
-How. ~Aat % go shink q thssy-
Ths psr~nf - tA.n~- hiding paa-~s
exE1z~6 an~S ass~ ezfa - 49,.
B@1e3k-t- gaezzaE -Nss Tea p
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11
ARTISTIC" ATROCITIES


The vellfurnsslaed bone - now Uni
Fersaily regarded AMONG people - good
taste a. ths home frun Which cheap
Hrnanseutnglan Is eliminated where the
plain and salld furniture del=-1ts CD
is Eoad lines. resl material end per-
feet ceusfruetlon Ter 80 lsauty. aud
- h3ne there arr no dust-ao. .eeters or
useless ch1ecfs. Ihe Nez Nark Tri-
buBe reesrds tie conversation - s-V-
eral miadle-sEe1 ladies whs were De-
scribiug s Aess-adxance3 period
= reulemi=er s1ne - the fearful
things vs us-d - make g. 1eauUfg
car bones Oae - the fhlue- I pre-
par@d before ny marriage o. mase my
hame tezutiful Vas . Glove agp.e SID
on.. = taok 3 large ref appIe. srusk
81 - fun - cloves that uane - the AZ
ple vas left visible. decoraied q Nlsh
roreeous nd t.sw. au1 gave it o.
prominent and h1nored place on tie
rAanaelisf - the front E.aFinr.-
Lovely - lauKhinEly exelaime8 =
friens. But } daaf bellere that for
real true an & waaM cutie czns ~
b saule - ny aeogEattouS I'd auy
- yon ever make any crystalliH-i
Erassesf-
A shsuf = acaaiesnsuss went q
frum tle Eroup
-ssather-d eli to w~~is ~ ml-es
sround eur rlacs- SAD eos. and dlp
- theu IN aium Until IT, whole fam
~ Weuf around lazakinE - y theg haa
a-el8eufnIly biftsn iuto a green F~F
simmnn
~Ye.~ ga ~ auThar. -xna wasx
- prece=s was eref 90 hnag the
against to wan O. puf fhem n q vaS
81 ~ n1ausEi utece-
@Ra<ht rsrf q tz> $500 -ssovsl aF
ussiczlly Eii8ra snd sanrnsi win !
winter saene. painted 81 osis ard ~
aerea Elsh Gianead dasl= pr n u
se4EAsx.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11

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oh. Tsn Convinced I, tsn,s rhfIlA AZ
ali But-whar "a, a. doy-
He tooksa AZ ~ aas,bsfuur .Yousr~
sure vou meant al ron sald ebout
Noreheafey~
~Og oourzsf w-hvy-
lie cane . sreo near~r. -Re-.u~@
your mothsr told ne vou p-ere ENGAGED
10 hlm. tisouzs, Il .as not 70 b. an
nounoed yet
she erimsanesa. oh How could
shef II isn't true she looked uuz-
zled And Why sh0uld ale say sueh a
thingT-
His volce tre1ubled Cant you
guess
she shook her bead
-Dsana, are you hlindT
For an instant be read a dazzling
message IN her eyes Thea they faiter-
ed and she retreate1 'Oh" she breath
"a. '-how could youf Didn't you know
I-kneWT-
KEW" be eehesd. ~W'hafg-
Mother has told ne about your
wife"
A sudden fury shook him. -she has
deliberately besn Keeping Us apart be
cause I'm T.sOr compared with North
cote and ChristopherSan. What aiS
sic TEL youY~
That nntsasv ever mentioned ,aur
wife. bess1use So ie-mad"
he paced backwards and forwards
and you believed herr
she bit ber lip. Gould I hsve SO
ken "a you 80 freely n / hadnvy~
lie smiled suddenly. s-So some GOOD
has rouse 81 ny mad wife. Diana v-fH
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11

Nothing is positively known az -
aaW lone an ostr.-h wgl ure. Same
writers claim thsf e wiu I've Ie1
Fears- oztr.c1es ~kieh are Known -
aafe t~en ln caTtivIx f9r forty years
sre sin h7s.iiH- ans rrldue Z featb-
ers L b ths exp-raence - Ar.aaaa
farmers that amasE fhe birds having
god nutritious greea fe-a deaths So.
dom ue-ur sx~eai a. the resall - scei.
1enL deg ~ ether small auirnal
@iI snfuetimes friEhtan asrrfehee aHH
eau=e them q ruu lhta tse feuee. whieh
nay result IN q broken - whea
49, hapFens tie blrd may a. weH =
kileA a. fe@ ever reoover from suca
an Injury.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11
LINE UPON LINE


The housc was iu e state o. claa0S
Through the olen din'ug room ds.8-
Ma.uf-sr.uE coull s-e tie florists men
Glsals .i.g rie daal "details o. the dec,-
ratis1s frall behind . curtalns-8 re-
csss came the tlukie % glass and tie
chatter 81 china overhead heavy thuds
prlcla El4t tae removal OF trunks lie
swure ssftly vheu b. turned a corner
and had % cliub over packing cases "a
order b. reach ais destination. But
ouce there his fac cleared4 AThs old
s-hpol rom Lad Dot been g,ven 20 the
spoilers and Diana WIS waiting Tor
hlm- Il heard you say thinss OuIsids. 90
So reprosehed him.
lie was abashsd Il didn't know you
were here ~ defended himself.
She isughed 'Oh. it's al right: ons
needs some RELIEF when one turns The
oorues and meets tbo~s packing CASES I
genernily kieE then" Then her face
cigu8sl I've something horrid u tell
you ~ least it's horrid T. me. I dare
say you'll - quite thankful This -
tn last time ron may come and help
ne with my Fnench."
lie glanced az her. who says soY-
Mother
And WhyTr
~she says I have already tresnAssei
o. your tine shauscfully.-
There was pause II almost seen
e - though BE- we're waiting for her
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11

Ssea Tnsznas Braey 81 N ta-nsrs.
fr,n 81 Loais sezaa TAsuas ssosxs-a
a nrtAs Shils IN Pzttzszsrx ca IL wav
kzre
h~nrd sgzn< - TIM rur. %,
tksrS tnaklRs sisgus rr<qiar a $500.
arusa- - sai1 -Nsw. nke r. -
~ TIT To- cuiy rsrhs tAiax so- r,.--
e 1t suacA n the wsy 20 >ast-ss.
aras weuif - q - - hsrxlsr.. -.
pzsp~xsy eassiaye1 --Waz1laxsuz -.
reEEsgu1euae
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11

szz~~~@NH AZ whoe~ae frands IN Foxefuneui lanos
has celied fram to President Feeonilisn-
antsan tat Congrvss auend tn iaWs EfF
ernlux ne nsssogsal dnsnain IN several Tn
EF@<ysf gsrsnnf particulsrs Greater Proteston aas
Ek%S-&f - ttrOwn abort these iaDas Ia order ~
thsFarg ~ s-ieles % sF-eulafors- The aim
ef ~ Kosernreat facilitate settlement and create
h.a.s bat soae q proFistals u1ch were iuieusd
o. eunouraKs these eh5ess have heen uflzed D. iaha
srahsurs q their cNn selfish advantage
nat these frau1s may ~ saopp-a TIE serNfar OF
80 Inserlsr ues gveu authority fo iucre4se fhe H
80 * as--eurs - see that haurasad conditions arr
carries cui IN sod faifh and he Preadeut further r
esueuas the u9ayuert - minug experts hase duty
4 eisu - - aesrrulne nature ~ mneral deposits
Flpsebssu-ut az rs4 and iFou mne Is greatly inIe"l
h ths p--ssnt easlug restriction aud more liberal sr
ranxsaeuf b suEFesfesd
he tread % these re-aaa1rHdafiols . unl-laAahT
An ia Interest ~ refnrm The paddle and frauds hafe
Tea trarsstF government easily have te1 tHen
r4rssraas TIE President would have tas vast Iahie
aaualn - ra led that these frauds NA ne oaecr -
t.ftls ans - woua hats fhs methed . dlsrihaIi4u
sor ne ensuraF~ueut II settlers cLaHEsd That tae
frsnsi parrsss tbe gorerBaeut can no tgef te O.
feated - spectators and corporations Blade
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11
5EDITORHALSN
OPINIONS OF GREAT PAPERS ON IMPORTANT SUBJECTS

and more psfrsya~ e. l~~>lsso-s
ana ss-ge IN occupations that bring larger pe-uniary
rsaanfs
"4Nas salaries would teud - slevate tie standard
81 service In Congus Therefore the extra money ~
qnir~d Tor TIE increa-s would b. vel s9enl-Claczso
Daily News
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11

fSu ere IN favor - gfw1nx 49,
nsEnoe<s - Coleess nsoFs ozxr~znul-
ties - make sEeechesT-
=oSrta1ziy.- answered s-naau~ -.
Ehau; ne sesnsr q younx nan 4.
poiitaca erss ear rhis tdea O. s-fI.u.
Al - ksowu tAe bstter Il ~ "a A.
spsryboeT. --waaAAarsaz ST..
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11

suh~rr.a-~-ssiFe ne ssvsn-daualse
seven Eht. Plaase.
Tei~phoae OPERATOR cznT % that
Jest - pfs@ent ma8am. hnt I can
eve ycu s1useThiax 5ust as Eooa-Ss
merTile gosrual
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11

- an naeahers - tha Ftfty eighth Congress
TN who voted Dor ths El3eage Erab defended
h th@ir aeilsn ea th@ ground that their sal
4 eries we're iew thar perquisltes % this
- = kine st1sld not - cuest.oued Their arEu
IAEe~Ksf ss-nt ~ eaubg tA4ased many citizens o
z.sk ursu fhe 0esS4se wtth iutulEent eye-
The palig Nrws aeuuuneed neaxe grab s-cause e
Wa an atssmpf uazsg from the puhiir treas
ufy fAi.e nrrsess 81 faF liz direct benent ~ te
aeu sho voted Ser g. pryp~sai 10 raise BY formal
As ths salaras " GonEusssss hervafteT e. - sszed
"a however - csmusemaed TIE suggestion Is made
Is leaders Cafrss that tbe ~ 81 tle nat1ous
nakarz - lnereas.d from g So g. 5:o0 ysar
IaviaT Or Washington - expressive who serves
- puhitc meaaler of Cazr~ss = obliged "a leave
~ haae far sarge psrs 81 eaek year and consequently
IN prants * hs regular has-s - hs professional
Hxeieez mneA curtale3 destroyed altogether
Jhe Temptations MARY aeaeEx oers 81 employment
or nFssaTfuni.ias thst nxolte surrender q
legislative lnaeEenienc Salaries Enf wages rising
al nes Eeause ~ this farz capable and dis1n1er
essea servsuts q tie Fops In Caaxrs under
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11

II = eensrslsy wiss. STA e maa "a.
tazstz = sosly Fau. - kesR ysar Aaa6
- suar pecksf hsok.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11

aliy Or coeet.v~ly Girls easily ssnnrt~aea
they vote without ressan they do not ain ~ tie coed
~ ther college tler class huf satisfy fha h. ~
tie moment To these serious accusations ne vovry
Aoinen reply fAat To- young mean thinzs aud
taat they may Keep their cd paper 10 tlalserss IA ~.
future
changes are trae h may b. stated that II tue ter ~
sutute formidable argument against giving the ballet
% women iu elections " puhlc ogHcalA n The mast
highly educated portion 81 wemauk5ae b Irrational and
irresponsible e uay 10 presumed tAat the 4s rlrrrs
majority vli - There Is public danger rnrrareed
here n n - alleged that the college students ara
youuE and wil ka5w better later 81 may - answered.
thar n aaeh matters tie chld z mother 70 TIE WOMAN
CAlcsEs Tribune
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11

Rifbouf prodt Ne VII pretend thst men and wosa
80 o. di9errut uatouaities may and d DOT uarrr
haFp.ly bui suea happy marriages arr hz-ea ur,B
ersoua sstaehHaent taat oFerours ordinary din~~
and discard. a. consideration % ADVANTAGE ~
either side Marriage 81 convenience aao NAV rrsr.y
bfweel fer-3us ai aud kindred one bringing
up Bot arranged marriages between different nation
aifies slways hazardous Eveu European fortune
huuers beginning n learn thls snd II j. hrh fi1s
Tor American girls % lesru C. 4 thing u gfre
fortune Tor corouet e = quite another thing 70 nav
Tor "a hidss ~ the sacrlhee - happiness ana
ones and the words esteem Philadelphia Lefrey
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11
THE child Is MOTHER TO THE wowAw

PERIODICAL published ~ tho ssassuts q
a oo-eauration institution has published
bitter article On TIE innuenoe q the 9.rI stu
afnts Co. college esections The xirls an. sc-
cas1i 81 being Influenced b. the xsod ioaks
- q student b. the elegance q ia ~lofh-
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11

az exploitation q TIE domestic trouhie. o.
thr Casirllnnes and Aarlborolglss i no
mere catering "a the appetite Tor scandal
Both - thsse were uhat ara caIled .-br.I.
Rant" marriages. and their sordld and IN
miaatiug end gives then International irs-
ns5rfanea Tie obvious fas..- 49,. -.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-03
WEATHER HARD
ON j ATHLETES
Athletic Council Has Decided
to Push High School Track
Meet Again This Year.

The past week has been a dull one
among the athletes on the hill. The
unfavorable weather conditions have
put a stop to all outside training, and
little work has been done in the gym
nasium. The track men are not get
ting any practice at ALL and some of
them are rapidly getting out of condi
ton. The long distance men were able
TO go over the eross-country course
but one night last week. The baseball
team is receiving similar setback. 1t
has been impossible for them to have
satisfactory practices for almost two
weeks. Only few men had any prac-
tice. and it was Coach Maddock's in
tention to have the team picked by the
end of this week.
Coach Maddock's plan of experiment
ing did not mature last week because
of the weather. He intends to take an
other chance at it this week The en-
thusiasts at the university are watch
ing his plan with eagerness to see
what new wonders it will develop.
Coach Maddox SAID that if the wealth
er would not permit training this week
it would be too late in the season to
spend any time experimenting, and the
plan would be abandoned.
The athletic council of the university
met yesterday and decided to have the
Sldlt lliSn SCHULZ meet again lllS year
There was some talk of disseminating
these meets as far as the university
was concerned. because of the greac
cost TO the school, but the council una
nimously decided to have il. The meet
this year viii be larger than any pre-
vious year. Since last years meet
there has been a large number of new
high schools established. all of which
viii be asked to enter the meet.
The date of the meet has been set for
May IL or is. The university has an
option for the 18th with the Colorado
college. and if they do. not meet this
team on that date the high school meet
will take place then. Otherwise. it will
be held on the 11th-.It was decided
yesterday to allow private schools to
enter as we'll as the pubic high schools
which are in the hgihs school class.
The schools that this win put in the
meet are All Hallows college, Collegiate
Institute. snow academy and Weber
Stake academy. There is some doubt as
to whether some of these schools
would be in the high school class. but
an investigation will be made of the
course of study and the age of the stu
dents. A number of these institutions
have been anxious to enter the meet i'll
previous years. The eligibility re-
quirenents that were agreed upon last
year will hold in this meet, and the
same number of events.
The university viii make extensive
arrangements for the entertainment of
the visiting athletes. Medals will be
presented to the winners of first places,
ana ribbons to those who get seconds
Coach Maddox has sent out ] 900 CO.
pies of the pamphlet, How to Become
an Athlete" which was written by
men. They were sent to the schools
which are expected to enter the meet.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-03
DENVER RACING
DATES NAMED
WahIqreen Announces Total of
S65, 900 for Twenty-Five
Days Racing.
Especial to The HeraId.l

Denver, Colo, March Z.-G. A. Wahl
green, who conducts the annual races at
Overland park, has just made the an
nou1cement of dates and stakes for this
seasons mixed meeting. The season will
be extended from nineteen days to twen-
ty-five days. 1t will open Saturday, June
10. and will close Saturday. July Is. Each
days program will be made up of one
harness event and six running races A
total OF $4,000 will be hung up in cash
prizes. thereby insuring the presence of
the claSsieSt horses in the west in both
the harness and running divisions. Fiji
teen thousand dollars will be hung up for
the harness steppers and $4,000 for the
gallopers. There will be at least six
harness stakes of the value of 81 900 or
more and dozen or more purses of $500
for the various classes. The 81 900 stake
classes already decided upon are the 2:20
trot, the 2:12 trot, the 2;24 trot, the 2:13
pace, the 2:20 pace and the 200 pace.
There will also be $500 stakes for the
official announcements and entry blanks
will be issued within the coming fort
night. The early closing stakes close
April Is and the purses May Is.
The Colorado Derby will be worth $1,000
this year and will be run on the opening
day There will be at least ten stakes
and handicaps having q value of $500 and
up. All the stakes and handicaps of last
season will be renewed and in addition
there will be s6o1 offered for two-year-
Odds and two or three new $500 stakes
Last seasons running races compared IA
vorably with the meetings held between
the coasts, and the horses at Overland
last summer have been winning regularly
at the winter tracks. The running an
nouncements will be issued shortly and
the entries in the Derby and other stakes
close May Is.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-03
GILBERT IN HARNESS AGAIN
Ex-C champion Trap Shot Reappears
for 1907 After Long
Illness.

Fred Gilbert, the wizard of Spirit Lake.
for years champion trap shot of the
world. is conyalescing after protracted
illness. at Hot Springs. His condition
for the past year has inspired predictions
that Gilbert who swept all before him in
1904 and >. with performances which
marked new era IN trap shooting.
would never regain his once marvellous
form Unless he should suffer a relapse.
il is announced that he will shoot over
the Chicago traps early next month. pre-
liminary to the Interstate association
tournaments. which begin at Richmond.
Va, May S-l0 closing with the Pacific
coast handicap at Spokane in September.
Carrying off the highest honors in 1861
with phenomenal scores. Gilbert eclipsed
himself in 1895 by breaking $40 out Of coo
targets in three days shoot at Des
Moines, and then breaking SIS out of 500
st ST. Joseph, Moan actual record of
only q misses Ia LOO targets shot at dur
Ing six consecutive days Whether this
performance can ever be duplicated or
approached by the former champion is
question. the reply to which IL scheduled
as one Of the Interesting trap shooting
events Of the coming season
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-03
TENNIS DATES ANNOUNCED
Salt Lake Dates for Utah and Inter-
mountain Champion
ships.

New York. March 2-The list of cham
pionship and open dates fer the National
Lawn Tennis association, issued today, in
cludes the following:
June 4-Championship of Utah at Salt
Lake.
June e5-NationaI championship for wo-
men, singles. doubles and mixed doubles
at Philadelphia.
June 29-Calfornia state championship
mems and womens' singles, San Rafael
Cal
June 50-Oregon state championship.
Aug. 5.-Pacific northwest championship
Tacoma.
Aug. 12-Championship of Iowa, Ne
braska and Kansas, Sioux City.
Aug. ee-Nauonal championship in sin
giles. championship doubles and interscho-
lastic singles championship, Newport,
r. l.
Aug. 24-Intermountain championship,
singles and doubles, for men and women,
Salt Lake City.
Sept. 2-Paeific states championships:
mems and womens singles and doubles
and mixed doubles. San Rafael. Cal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-03
JUNIOR LEAGUE RESULTS.

The first round of games in the Junior
Basketball league came to an end last
evening. Three games in all were played.
The Y. NJ. c. A. Intermediates defeated
the Murray team by a score of is to a.
The Y. NJ. c. A. Business Boys beat the
L. d. S. u. Juniors by a score of is to
IL. and the Taylcrsville team bested the
Baptists by a score Of y to 20.
This leaves the u. Props. Y. NJ. c. A.
Intermediates Y. NJ. c. A. Business Boys
and raylOrsville in the first division, and
the Granite High, Murray, l. d. S L.
Juniors and Baptists in the second di-
vision These two divisions will play off
an elimination series. and the winners OF
the two divisions meet for the cham
pionship. These games will be started
during the coming week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-03


A. A line which the editor sometimes
adopts against weak players; this invar-
iably causes confusion and never yet has
the 27-24 reply. as at B. been made.
b. This seems to put black out of the
running, as with man down 1t is a
hopeless contest in this instance.
c. Probably the best here, but II is all
over.
d. One place about as good as another.
L 17-l4 would be too raw; 1 must
make semblsnce of playing the white
men decently.
F. This begins to look little brighter
for the black men: however. 13-17 is
probably better. but in that case 1913,
12-19. 27-23 etc. would have the same
effect.
@. Time to quit: if anyone sees any
hope for black after z1-24 at 81 We
would be pleased to have their analysis
of the matter.-Ed
The editor has been out of the city for
several days. just returning Saturday
evening and promises some good games
in next Sundays issue.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-03
LOGAN TEAM NOW
LEADS LEAGUE
B. Y. c. Defeats B. Y. u. and
Cannot Get Worse Than Tie
for Championship.
Standing of Teams.
lsneclal 10 ma IIerald. !

Logan. March Notwithstanding the
fact that they were in badly crippled
condition, the 3. Y. c. basketballers de-
feated the crack Provo team this after
noon by score of 10 TO 10. The refusal
Of the ProvOites to postpone the game
stirred up great deal OF feeling, and it
spread until finally Hill. the fast guard Of
the local team, who has been very i'll the
past two or three days, disobeyed the doc
tors orders and went into the game
Jensen at center and ROskelly the
other guard. could not play, so Alfred
went in at center and Keller at guard.
Both played good ball and while the game
was close the locals lead all the way
through.
The first half ended with a score Of
10 in favor OF the home team. The stu
dents went wild over the victory and to-
night they are celebrating in great shape.
A big crowd saw the game. The lineup:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-03
ANN. FORK, 81; sPRINevILLE, 10.

American Fork. March I'm a lively
and swift game of basketball today in
Apollo hall the American Fork High
school team defeated the Springville High
school cubs by a score q to Is. At the
end of the first half the score was Il
10 in favor of the locals. The Spring
willie boys put up a good game but were
outclassed.
The American Fork team is working
hard TO win the championship of the
county High School league. Thus far the
home team has won three games and
lost two games. Lehi is still ahead with
a total of four games.
Arrangements have been made by
which the All Hallows team of Salt
Lake viii play the local team here next
Saturday.