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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-02-29

German professor says all rich men are
crazy. while French savant tells us that getting
up as soon as awakening is conducive of insanity
If the wealthy acquired their wealth and crazne's
from early rising, they cannot expect much sym
pathy from the lazy poor.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-02-29

Harry Thaw is said to take great deal o..
pleasure in playing checkers to pass the time DIM.
ing his confinement at the New York insane a,r
lum Probably preparing himself to become
member of fire department after his sanity :
restored and he is released
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-02-29

The limit of virtuous innocence is reached when
the Standard Oil company poses as a public bene-
factor and it's chief owners profess to believe their
wealth is altogether ntainted
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-02-29

The letter of Mr. Frederick White received TINS
week at our office has been forwarded to HUBER
Larkin, Paris. On receipt of Mr.. Larkin's answer
we will publish both the letter and reply
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-02-29

ter weather, it must have been the shadow Of
doubt which the grounding saw
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-02-29

the city because they attract fleas and spread dis
ease. They also bark and scare away thieves
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-02-29

An Iowa weather specialist says grip germs
come from Mars, which is some forty to two nur
bred and fifty million miles away from the ear'D
Next thing we want to know is where the MafIlaiD
got them.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-02-29

Still, if Uncle Sans navy gets too blg n'
might be ashamed to sick" the dogs Of war Old
any little fellow.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-02-29

Some men worry because they owe money rlg
others worry because money is owing them. ~.
happy man is one who is neither creditor
debtor.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-02-29

Success in acquiring money is possible only
because nearly everybody is successful in letting
go of it.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-02-29

News from Japan says the diet ba. .rc,o,..
the taxes. The Japs ought to stick pretty cL,.
to rice
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-02-29

But while time flies. nobody ever aa. .son
turn backward
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-02-29
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Second South, Salt Lake City, Utah. Telephone 567
The sun., 1908-01-19
KING EDWARDS RACING STABLE.
MRaH Royalty Bred Horses, Including
PerrIeF. q Derby ElIgIbIe.

Ming Edward VII. will campaign fornida-
bic racing stable on the British turf this
year. his colt Perrier being thought to have
a splendid chance to win the classic Derby
The rOval stable contains these blue blOOdsh
tharoug hbreds:
Cdlderstone. h, c., ?, by Perslmmon- -Shewbresd
tOVcomb. br. h., 7. by klcOcL -(iaiety.
cut Diamond, b. T., :, by Diamond Jubllee-Spy
Glass.
. lnOsure. ch. G., I. by Cyllene -Nenemoosha.
La La, br. e.. 2, by LadAs--I.a Carolina.
Marie lsaEraye. b. T.. :. by Diamond Jubilee
White Lilac.
MlnOw. b. c.. :. by Cyllenc- Mother SleEoI
MOorcOck. co. C., ?, by Gallinue --Falr leans.
Mountain Queen, CD. f. >, by Cyllcne- LAOdAmia.
Oakmcrc. b. g.. 2 by Wudnower-Pun Ball
Pearl Of the Loeb, ca. T.. 3, by Persimmon-Loch
Doom.
Per Contra, br. e., 2. by Persimmon-Courtiy.
Perambulator, b. G., Z, by PerslmmOn-Spy Glass.
Perdona, b. T.. 2. by PerslmmOn- Loeb Doom.
Perrier, b. c., 3, BY Persimmon-A
Lilac
Prln Nun. br. T.. 2, by PersimmOn-NunSuch.
-. Prince Plppln. b. c., ?, by Desmond-GoOdy Two
Shoes
Princess de Gales. br. T., e. by GaIlInule-Ecila.
rainfall, Dr. h., 3. by Clwyd-Deuge.
Amblcslde.
Chat.
Slrpstica, br. g., 3. by 81. sImon-Laod amIa.
slim Lad. br. G., 4. by 81. SlmOn-LAOdamiA
Bay colt ,, by gOlodyovski-oueen OF the Mist.
The sun., 1908-01-19
PUBLIC SCHOOL BASKETBALL.
DE witt Clinton Beats Morris High In q
Rough Contest.

The Morris High School bask etbaIl team
was beaten by the De Witt Clinton five In a
onesded game at Or. Savage's gymnasium,
Fifty-ninth street. yesterday afternoon by a
score OF % TO 3. The Morris boys. who were
clearly Outclassed. attempted to make up for
their lack OF skill by rough play. Penalties
we're inflicted upon them for about every Of
fence named in the rule book. and after the Hrst
hall this had the desired eject In checking
them somewhat.
side but this was accounted for in part bx
the fact that one Of the baskets vas 2ttache1
to a straight wal without a board, and the
players were thereby prevented from shoot
ing from under IT, The score when half time
was called was - to ) IN favor OF De Witt. In
the second half the DE Witt boys adopted their
suited. Through Simberg's good work De
Witt was able 70 double its score and Morris
made three goals from fouls.
The High School Of Commerce team de-
Ssvage's gymnasium yesterday evening.
The result of the game was a surprise to those
was thought to have one Of the strongest
teams in the league. Commerce did not
score an easy victory. however. The score
was tied several times. and once Manual took
the lead The game was fast and interesting.
Norman Of Manual proved himself to be
skilfu In caging the ball. and Capt Davidson
o. N9lmmerce also showed up vel in his
was - to 10 in COmmerce's favor. In the
second half Capt. Davidson strained his ankle.
and y Was feared for "A time that a substitute
managed TO finish the game.
Townsend Harris continued its clean record
by defeating Flushing High school last night
by score OF n to 0 on the City College court
MendelsOn at centre for the winners did the
best shooting by caging four field goals
AsrpIs sso6onY ana Pbc 6fwssP sc6o
called on owing to some eligibility matter
an tctiBg the public school boys
The sun., 1908-01-19
MILLING WITH YOUTHFUL.
SIS 900 Taken From New Orleans Ring
by New York Lawyers Plunge.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 1s.--A. Valentine. q
New York lawyer Is credited with winning
SIS, 900 on the victory OF Youthful in the six
furlong handicap for three-year-olds at the
Fair Grounds to-day. Youthful was back sd
from so to IS to 1 and won easing up from
Rebel Queen. with Al Muller In third position.
Chapulpetec. coupled with Juggler as a
to favOrite. won the Merchants Handicap.
At no stage OF the race was Chapultepec
ever 10 dan GER, Juggler finished a close
sprinter. Jack Atkin. handled his i7a pounds
and landed good third. The time was
ColioGuy made a good field OF sprinters
look cheap in the nth race. a six furlonR
handicap. Belleview, II TO /, scored a lucky
win in the mile and a half selling event
First Race-Threc furlongs-Marse Abe Il3
a. Leo TO . won: Annie Mctee, Ii2 C. Koerner,.
y to l. second; Prosper III &C. Langel, 20 to 7.
sr shiTa Iim" OS - - SerSiSence S A M9Te Bnen
Msscarol; Shone. Ned CArmsek DR.. Armstrong and
SECOND Race six furlonxs Gold Proof. los &c.
KoerneF). 2 10 J. won: MeadOwbreeze 100 w. Pow.
ersD. 10 l. second: Belle StrOme. o. S. Flynn
iloring, Lady Arnc bitter Miss. voh0ons. Beatrice
h, Green Seal Handsarra and Bertha p. also ran.
Koerner,. is 10 / won: Rebel queen. ioS CNo,,eT, r.
to :. second Al Muller, ii9 ". Powers. ~ 10 s.
third th,rd. , Time LIS 9.S Severus kings Plate. Gee
Fourth race Merchants Handicap; one mile
iS SeoB 20 y sscond JACK Akin "Ea S " 0~
ersJ, u 10 5. third Time i4O i-5 zipanEo, Plant
land. Lotus Eater and Old Honesty also ran.
Fifth Race-SlI furongs-COlloquy iO7 ".
Powers, to . won: John Carroll. liz &C. KOenerj
80 I. second Hyperion g. ils ldcDanieD 70 i,
K, Mr.. Peabody and Orphan Lad also ran
sixth Race-One mile and a half-DellevieW
TO I, second Louise Mcfarland. 100 CSinuer,
s TO !. third Time. 2:Ss is. AmberiAcL, King OF
DR. Young and Lady Oakland also ran
The sun., 1908-01-19
eOLF az PFNEKURST.
Freeman % BroolIlyn WINS IN First Division
Of Advertising Mems Tourney.


PINEHrPsry N. c., Jan ~. Semi-fnal and
final rounds in all divisions brought to a
close to-day the annual advertising men =
golf tournament and a remarkable week Of
golf. r. A. Freeman OF Brooklyn carried
OF championship hOnors. defeating W. T..
ShackelfOrd. the Atlantic City crack. 8 and :.
In the final round with a card OF 70. which is
q tournament record for the week.
The consolation was a close match between
J.. A. Hamilton and q. Is. Adams, both of
New York. Mr.. Hamilton winning by 1 up.
There were re ,S.C. tTo medal play haPdiSSps The
New York. ~. with "a, with y. X. Evans. New
YORK. is second. With after a tie with
noon handicap went 70 Charles Presbrey
New YORK; G q With H. ~; T. NJ !; MRXdSEEay New New
for second. The summary:
First DlvIsiOn-Semi- lnal round-W. r. Shackcl-
ford, Atlantic City, beat w G.. Thomas, Glen Ridge.
and .; z; A. Freeman Brooklyn, beat II. A. Ross.
Fin6l ROund--Precman beat ShackeIford. 8
ConsOlaton--senI-n -nnsl round-G n. Adams.
New York, beat kurtx Wilson. New York, and 4;
T. a Hamilton. New York. beat Dr. Emery Marvel.
Final Hound Hamilton beat Adams. up
Second Division - Seml- anal round W. r.
Roberts. Philadelphia "a. beat n. 81 P,irves.
Boston q9. ! and 2 l. 3 Robsson. Rochester uO'
Finai Round@ Roberts beat Robeson. ! and q.
onsolatOn--Sem- -nnsl round--R. Z. S. Carlisle,
and II, W. oeST oTmsbes ri r. PrnSssoS. n. % g. s, bcas
e.. &. Fierce. Chicago 40, by default.
Final ROuud-Cariisle beat Ormsbee, 2 and I.
Third Dvislon-Semi-Flnal rOund-WiIlAm J.
Ryan New York u2l, beat p. p. O'Bften, Detroit
uN, I up: C. II. Rosenfed New York Ce0l. beat
J, H. Redheld, Brooklyn u2l, and 4
Final round-Ryan beat ROsenfeId. lup.
Consolation--Seml- Final round-D. Herbert Hos
letter, PittSburg un, beat T. 7. RushmOTe, Garden
city uOl, 3 and 2; g. r. steele, Boston u2), beat
Final round--Hostetter beat Steele. ? and 1.
Fourth Dvisl0n-Seni- FINAL rDund-S l.. Allen.
MOorestown. ", j. utl, beet j. &. Platt, Mont
clair liel. . and I; H. n. Man,Iok. New York (ie. T..
beat T, J. Ross, New York u2D, and I.
Final round-MaTnlOk heat ALIEN. 4 and 3.
onsOlation-Scmi-tlnal rOund--F. 4. Hayes.
Overlook, Pa. ue,. Seat q. =. White. Waterbury
u.s.. 4 up; ". c. KinbHll New York (ie). beat T.
SenSeman, Atlantic C!ty 40, 2up
Final rOund-kiaOail beat Hayes, lup.
Fifth Division Semi -Pinal rounds p. Ayers,
New York liM, beat T.. !. Phillips, New York U6D.
sand $; 3. @ Wilson, summit (SS), beat r. 2. clymer.
Chicago uS). q aud 5.
Final round-Wllson beat Ayers, : and I.
Consolation semi Final round A. J., Aldred
and .: s. c. Lowe. Boston (e0D. beat d. 8. White.
Atlantic City tt0), 3 and g.
Final round-Lowe beat Aldred, sand 4.
sixth Divlslon--Flnal round--W. F. Smith. Brook
line t25). beat o. II. Blackman, New York (25D.
sands.
Consolation--Fins round-J. II. KIllinger. New
York tzS). beat Charles Wake, New York t3Sl.
AndL
The sun., 1908-01-19
COLUMBIA BASEBALL PLANS.
Graduate system OF COACHING to BE Tried
This season.

Plans for Columbias baseball campaign
are being made very slowly. and a complete
schedule for the season has not yet heen an
nounced. The management has secured
Frank V. Goodman. who played on the Column
bia varsity teams for four years ended in
1908. Since then he has been identified with
amateur teams in and around the city. This
brings baseball at Columbia under an es-
sentlally graduate system Of coaching. In
trained by professional coaches, but the
present directors believe that better results
will be obtained from the new System.
The completed schedule will probably con-
sist Of about twenty-five games. about one
,Thnru OF them 70 pc played IN New YORK.
Easter. when games will be played with Johns
Hopkins. Georgetown. Virginia and Wash
ingtOn and Lee A game IL scheduled with
Yale on April rs TO be played at the Polo
Grounds. SO far no games have been ar
ranged with Harvard or Princeton, but two
PennsylSania,
The sun., 1908-01-19
y. y. 4. c. VETERANS DINE.
Harry q. Buermeycr Elected President OS
the Old Time Athletes.

The tenth annual dinner OF the veterans Of
the New York Athletic Club was held last
evening IN the banquet room OF the clubhouse.
where covers were laid for 100 members
Tho room was handsomely adorned with
fags and banners and an orchestra and vocal
quartet furnished appropriate music dur.
ing the evening In the absence OF Alfred n.
Curtis, the president OF the association. Walter
T. Wilson presided, and on either side Of him
were seated George W. KVhlke. president OF
the New York Athletic Club: Harry T.. Buer-
meyer Barlow y. Weeks, George T. Wilson
and George Goldie OF Princeton, all OF whom
made short addresses During the evening
the usual election for officers for the ensuin 2
year was held, resulting as follows. pTes-
dent. Harry T.. Buermeyer; vice-president.
William 7. Lawson treasurer Walter =.
Among others presnt were the following:
James Wills, y. Nicoll. &. A, Tatum, r. G.
Kammerer. n. 7. EschewRe, f. E Ballard.
J. ". Harley, y; J Fitzpatrick, J. n. Robins.
Abeel Fred Vilmar. r. =. Reynolds, g. II.
Dewitt. e.. ". Wilcox. II. G., West, +. J. Wen
dell. Theodore Guerra, r. G. Williams. Carl
MayhOn, William T. lawson, l.. NJ. Lawson.
II. K. s. Williams, {. n, Liebert, W. n Bavier.
f. c. Robinson. Samuel Stewart, ID. NJ Stern.
Elliott Mason, o, j, Stephens. @. p. Starr.
William f, VanWyck, John Glass. Jr.,. r.
e Garter T. E. K PscE sdTaT fodSen%G TO- besmod
W H. ROlston. Charles A. Reed. A. II. De
RonRe, X. II. Cote, r. d. Garden, George X
Thompson, II. ,. Phinny. J. +. Douglas. A. y.
GolIax. A, P. Morgan. George Massey, W. L.
j. Il, Hsshn. Robert stoli. 3. IL. B. Mitchell.
Frank Jansen, John s. Dickerson, +. NJ. Cross
set and q. M. Hammond.
The sun., 1908-01-19
Yachts Change Hands.

The following transfers OF yachts are re-
ported through the agency Of Frank Bovine
Jones:
KnOckabout NImbus. sold by II. G. Out
water to +. NJ. Hoyt. The Nimbus has been
shipped to Bermuda and will be used by
Commodore Hoyt there this winter.
Launch lldloO Ill, sold by Charles Henry
DAWN to George NJ. Pynchon, ko will change
her name and use her A. a tender for the
81 footer Istalena.
Launch Rosebud, sold by GySrEs NJ. Pyn-
chon to Thomas r. Durham.
Launch As You Lake Il. sold By Charles
W. Lee to Thomas r. Durham.
OaSoleno yacht RAduga, sold by william
q. Nichols to an Eastern Yaohtamon.
The sun., 1908-01-19
SirIckeit to Manage santa Cruz baseball
Club.

SAN JasE. Cal. Jan. Is.-Elmer stricklett.
the Brooklyn National League pitcher. will
franchise He will manage the team With
The backing Of s. II. Bradford Harry VOL.
lers, who was with the st. Louis National
League club last year, will be . partner
10 the handling OF the club.
The sun., 1908-01-19
Columbia Five Beats Navy Team.

from the Naval Academy in a basSetb iii
game here this afternoon by a score OF A. TO
.. The visitors showed greater kuoNl-
eursts goal shooting than did the local play eTs
The sun., 1908-01-19
Two Competitions for Brown Relay race.

The Brown relay team will have only two
contests this season. There will be q race
with Amherst on February 1 at the games Of
be a competition with Amherst At the games
Of the Troy Y. NJ. G. A.. Ths schedule for
the outdoor season viii be announced In .
week or 20. Il IL expected.
The sun., 1908-01-19
Three Dual Meets for Navy Athletes.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Jan. is.--Ths Naval
Academy field and track team will have
dual meets at Annapolis during the coming
season with the Caxlisle Indians. 6WArth-
more and PsnnSylVaniA Stato.
The sun., 1908-01-19
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The sun., 1908-01-19

Abe Attell. the reatherweigh champion
signed articles yesterday to box Frankie Neil
In q twenty round bout at San Francisco on
January 81. The boys win scale at I2c
pounds, hnEside. Owen Moran recently
stopped Neil in sixteen rounds.
The sun., 1908-01-19
Cross 1908 Purse and
Vanity Bag

Closes very flst-5k inches long.
~ inches wide-Leather Lined
Fitted with Purse, Mirror, Powder
Puff--Place for Visiting Cards
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olB iid) ibr @utte i'm letten Oftober
oui cinem Giicnbobujug in &ir1inicn
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Ter Hcicrcnt cnpinbl Die Ncwilli.
oilng 0eS ShcioungSgeilhS uno
Tidter O'8ormuu bonoelte ocmcnt.
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LAUREN.