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The Detroit times., 1908-01-30

The Harvard football nego-
tiations are on.
Pitchers Bumpus Jones and Eddie slew
er have signed their Detroit S""
saginaw promoters are talking Of
matching Billy Johnson with FRANK
.aFsey'
over 100 skaters were In costume las,
night az the McDougall Kinks annual
masquerade party
Tom Harry has been signed to coach
Wisconsin an baseball and football
He learned his sports at BROWN
Morris Wood made the unbeaten Mis-
son look like an amateur al MIME
apolis In two half-mils skating races
CentrnI's girl basketball team beat
Westerns. 81 to 3, In the Jenerson-
ave. Presbyterian church gymnasium
yesterday.
The Owosso team has scheduled q Sc
ries Of FIVE games with the Grano
Rapids bunch which recently won
The Brouns have an outhclder named
Young, signed for his batting ana
fieIding records IN the New York
State league
GOufln md MURPHY cucureo their nun-
tamweIght scrap at Peoria and again
tho former won, though IL went the
limit OF ten roundsI
Mig Clarke has bought little farna
northeast OF Detroit and expects 20
I0in the ranks OF sporting agricul-
turistsi at the close or next season.
~
A sporting goods Arm gets ont n spe-
cial plan 81 mitt with an extra -capa :
cious pocket, for use when a spit-ball
artist Is on the firing line.
Pitcher ObcrIin hn- signed with wash
ington. Oberlin and kahoo form a
battery OF which any Class 9 team
might be proud
Nick AIfrock who went crazy over the
prosperity which resulted from the
1905 worlds series. has ~ 5000 anti
booze agreement I'm his contract this
10y ee-f-s.s.44- " aasrI4ss1 -saisf1as--L-
49,
The latest angie Of the theatrical
wrestling game ~ the man fD the
mask" lie Is Hopping them all IN
Kansas City this week and there -
s<rnat-rilriosltr- ever his identity 81
-A4llR4- EllnaoInd- that he Is n wealthy
asasats4aE= Eaa= IA ga alias for fha fun
OF "a but wants his identity kept Sc
cret for social reasons.
Tack JOnnsos Gays that Negro Jeanette
The Detroit times., 1908-01-30
COLLINS TOUTS HIS
UNKNOWN HOT STUFF

A letter from Toledo over the sigma
ture Of Nick Collins brings the allega-
ton that his unknown wrestler viii
leave Fort Wayne. Friday morning
and will surely be on hand for bis
match with Buttermore, OF Leipsic, o.,
at the Gayety theater this that even.
ing.
Collins says his man will weigh
14l pounds.
He has been tearing things loose
round Indiana and down in Kentucky
and Tennessee" says Nick. but Is
going to go up against hard man ia
Buttermore. who has to his credit q
win over Johnny Bitter. Of Toledo .
The unknown, will have a slight ak
vantage over Buttermore,s who wilN
weigh In at about 1873.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-30

III might well profit by the lesson
OF one OF them who had an experience
with the Detroit baseball club a couple
OF years ago, never
MORAL before told in
WITH THIS print.
ONE. At the close OF
1905. Detroit pur
chased from Minneapolis the release
OF Catcher Charles Schmidt. The usual
healthy raise from his minor league
stipend was offered the youngster, aud
the contract came sailing back by
return mail with a letter 10 pages
long, spurning the terms ind making
the demand for major league pay 81
often penned> In similar circumstances.
Light up; your pipes out" was an
injunction found on almost every page.
IL was Schmidtty's way OF telling
Manager Armour that he needed he
money and didn't intend TO sign till
he got It. The letter was encored on
an average OF twice week too. and
again and again, Armour was advised
TO ignite the material I'm that mythical
dudeen.
The phrase got on Armour's nerves
and he became petulant. The urbano
magnate didn't smoke pipe, anyhow.
Each letter made him madden.
The time was approaching for the
spring trip. and still Schmidt was
without the breastworks.
BILL" said Navin one day. hadn't
we better try that fellow with abou,
s300 more? We need a good young
catcher pretty bad, you know"
NOT If WE NEVER WIN A BALL
GAME ALL SEASON. FtzARED UP
ARMOUR. JUST LEAVE THIS GUY
TO ME. SMOKE UP Ell. I'LL
SHOW HIM"
And the team left for Augusta with.
out Schmidt, who finally reported N
time to show that he had been wortn
the money he had been kicking for.
after all, though he had TO walt a
year before he got II.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-30

The next time car drags Fred
Buelow 100 feet by starting up before
he gets his foot on the step he won't
weaken his case for big damages on
account OF sad sprain In his right
shoulder, by smuggling the conductor
who gave the two bells. Hindsignt,
however. came too late.
The Schmidt Crawford Davy Jones
mothers meeting" at Hot Springs
this spring is shaping up many long
sessions. All three proud parents
have whole winters dope on the
cute little things TO exchange at the
training camp.
Admitting the many undesirable
features OF that Cincinnati manage
ment job. II must be conceded thez
John Cancel has found place whore
there Is everything To gain aad moth.
ing to lose. Nobody expects John to do
much with bunch OF third-grade ma
terial, and following the failure OF the
most famous baseball executive In the
world
When I first got into baseball
brought the impression that the play
ers were bunch OF spendthrifts."
says Frank j. Navin. my experience
has taught me that this was colossal
mistake. The average ball player
wouldn't pay quarter to see an earth.
quake"
In an effort TO keep the gambling
down to minimum, II Is understood
that two alleys In the center OF the
long row of Is at Cincinnati, will hs
used for the match games, In orde.
that the plungers may be regulated q
bit
The Detroit times., 1908-01-30
CHAT land COMMENT OF
SPORT eAND SPORTSMAN
BY PanI II. Brusks.

ever donned glove, and this doesn't
except Fitzsimmons or anybody elsa.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-30

Prof. Laubscher dropped In mo
ment ago to say that Champion Hues-
tons hurdle pool shot, pictured last
night, Is considerably improved on Ly
playing the cue ball along the tops
of the others, thereby breaking up tae
combination and ensuring chance for
n RIM
The Detroit times., 1908-01-30

There Is another trottins wonder
ont IN California. Rega1o, an unmarE-
ed grandson OF Mckinney, who has
pulled a cart In 2:0s this winter,
The Detroit times., 1908-01-30
Ann Arbor n. s. We. D. c. Of NJ

Ann ArboT N ,. Ns. u z. OF "
The management OF the Detroit Ath.
letic club skating rink announces tho
booking OF a hockey game for Satur-
day afternoon. between the Ann Ar
Dor High school team and the Detroit
College OF Medicine. Play will be
called at 3 o'clock.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-30

MINOR leaguers, called higher up.
III might well profit by the lesson
OF one OF them who had an experience
with the Detroit baseball club a couple
The Detroit times., 1908-01-30
Kids Must Bring Parents.

A bill has been introduced into the
New York state legislature to permit
Sunday baseball games and has
good chance OF being passed. One
was defeated last season. the objec.
ton being that Sunday ball games led
boys away from Sunday school. This
new bill makes II illegal for children
under Ia years OF age to attend un-
less accompanied by their parents.
Gus Macy "a 10, train for George
EstHbrook, the Denver man who tate
~ strengthened bis racing stable Dy
The purchase OF Dorothy Axwortny,
2.2f Ia
The Detroit times., 1908-01-30

MAINLY because in avoirdupCis
M Champion Tommy Burns isl
as impressive as some of thS Goliatas
who have preceded him In the ring
The Detroit times., 1908-01-30

bach JOhn.os cay. that Negro Jeanette
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-12-19

"Yes sir please Road Utah.
looking gentleman TO tht ticket agent of the large
Chicago Pm told continued 1t under
the Moha
my name is Eber Wadey If you please
ticket Office directed
him the auk HARVEST The ringing of the
engine Nm
his ThehiTe Of trains and de-
had
the number
lie had not lived the
the contrasting methods e two countries To
h q pleasure TO him, II
comfortably Pullman smoker Wadley enjoyed
the He lighted HAY
satisfaction in thinking thahe the
protection
Happy teams
think in Americas the blood
wi in ~
country Surely
bordering
kind Tue she
when he her last Could be that she still alive and
still the when he left her yearsgo
"la s The "Feang Butcher inter
the pleasant the mimi Way
ooght paper Thought "These American 10 have
nce Scanning headlines caeess he notified following
smiled;
Eber Wadley partner Syndicate
through Chicago homer the
trip pleasure aud making an effort disclose his
identity
Tr- Inst seventeen
lie Utah and
te he did his first woN taking
position his general inquene he dat
SIZED he oreman released
short lime later he paser and
position papers Liverpool and
of the paper and promoted rom on
a "ypo position In this position he distinguished
in continued
managers of the paper chair
In This position OF Of the abuses the oa
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-12-19

Mics DOROTHY Marke, LEADING
'adv ~ the Pel1er company that
orers 2 week engagement at the
Opera House, Monday Dec. 81 Is
the proud posspssor of p dog that
ell ~ Rockefellow's or Morgan's
millions could not huv. The old
savirc NV Kingdom for = Horse
Is alright hut no kingdom could
purchase rs much rs. the hrass collar
that 'King" wears around his neck
and he deserves well the npme Of
king. II WIS while Miss Marke
was PLAYING an engagement IN New
Orleans that this story is sited. To
degin with this dog Is Of the Eng
lish bull dog type, and frompnppv-
hood on bad been taught hy lis
English master to get a fine grip,
and to hold on to anything that
was put into his mouth.
He learned this we'll and after.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-12-19

MIGHTY bound he grabbed the lines
IN his mouth and started Jerking
fret one wav and then the other
The horse having tender mouth
FELT this and slowed m enough for
hvstanders 10 crab him nv the
head end suhdre him. After Il
WIS all over King could hardly he
induced te lei 90 Of thelines.
The father Of the girl wanted 10
buy him on the spot. and offered
apy amount TO Miss Marke for her
pet, hut had to go on his way dis
appointed.
King is somewhat 81 a traveller
too. having travelled around the
globe three times with his mistress,
and Is elwavs on hand TO play his
part In one Of the bills that will be
mt on during the engagement Of
the Pel@er Company here next week
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-12-19

The class Of 1910 at the u. Y.
university give an Anglo Saxon
,srty Tuesday evening OF the gym
uasinm. Dancing and games we're
he entertainments,
The Citizens club gave banquet
az the Second ward bazaar Thurs
day evening. Places we're laid for
about two hundred.
Mrs Reed Smoot spent Thurs
day in Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Wells Brimhall entertained
at dinner Wednesday. CUvers
were laid for six.
A chorming leay year dancing
party was given Thursday evening
at the First ward social hall by the
following young ladies; Misses
Erma Loose, Fay Loose, Zella
Farrer Nina Taylor, Chloe Smoot,
Winnie Wilkins, Iona knight,
Kate Taplor, Edith Hiudley, and
Amy Mangum, Potted palms and
plants and the American flag were
used for the decorations. Puncl
and waters we're served,
Miss Ruby Patten is visiting fol
few days in Eureka.
Chas. S. Ruffner returned Frida,
from Denver, Colo.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-12-19

H. December. theu published uode
q false date line aud still be legal.
Can it be that the Enquirer is SO
devoid OF common sense and reas-
ouable Judgment to believe that
this would be legal and in Accord
ance with the laws of the s'Hte9
There are none So blind as these
who will not see.
II has been stated that q petition
will he filed in court asking for a
restraining order to be issued that
the county commissioners investi-
gate the matter
before the printing is paid for. II
I this is done, II is evident from q
legal point Of view that the delayed
notice will be declared void ard the
Enquirer will not be paid for the
inefficient work.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-12-19
SCHOOL NOTES

All NJ the Provo CITY teachers
IRE exporting TO stterd the Utah
Teachers Association, held In Salt
Ioke Citv December 81, %, end
ORD. Special arrangements have
been made for their entertainment
One of the things that made tho
Tenchers' meeting more interesting
lost Monday evening than usual,
wrs the examination, given by DIR.
Peterson
Miss Hattie Van Wagenpn one
Provo City's most successful teachers
will leave our city next Tuesday tc
spend the winter with her parents
in Les Angeles
This beautiful Christmas weathe
the children are taking on the feel
ing Of the holiday time. Exercise
are being held in each Of the school
The exercises will relate to Chris
and his birthday.
Eugene Roberts who has recen
tly returned from mission has de
cided to take the work in the pub
Ito schools again. Miss Midi
Roundy Of the Franklin will tax
the place Of Miss Van Wagenen ]
, the second grade at the Parker
= and Mr.. Roberts will take Ii
fourth grade at the Franklin,
The school vacation Will he froI
! December 1S, 1908 to January
q IL the snow continues TO fall N
1 children will thoroughly sulOy the
holidays.
Gillette Safety RaZors. Smo,
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-12-19
FRUIT GROWERS DE.
eide TO ORGANIZE
FOR MUTUAL
BENEFIT

A very enthusiastic meexHAof
fruit growers was held Yesterday at
Provo Bench meeting house, where
plans were made which will greatly
eliminate the uncertain conditions
that have beset the grower in the
past in this vicinity. Addresses
were made by VIM. M. Bovlance,
president Of the VIM. M. Roylarcs
Fruit Co., Mr.. Chss. F. Lansing,
the California expert on fruit pack
ing and handling. jas. Loveless,
Otto Olsen, Jno. Pyne, Jas. Parks,
John Stratton, Sam Cordner, J. l..
Snow, o. ]. Poulsop, T. Farley,
G. w. Prestwich and c. r. Gran
dali.
Mr.. Rovlsnce in bis remarks
stated that his company had in
creased Us capital stock sufficiently
50 that branch could he formed in
each fruit growing district ~ the
state with local manager in
charge, and all 10 he handled under
one heed. and stop the cut-ihroat
competition that has cost the grower
30 much in the mast. The affairs
would be handled by a board of
directors, one TO be selected from
each branch.
Mr.. Lansing then followed in
practical and interesting talk. He
showed conclusively that the grow
ers as a class under present plans of
procedure had absolutely no pro-
lection. Mr.. Lansing gave illus
trations and made comparisons
: which were convincing. This talk
was full OF good ideas about the
line Of packing and growing,
Mr.. James Loveless was elected
: chairman and T. Fowler, secretary,
: Among the plans decided upon was
g a large packing house to he located
Q somewhere on Provo bench, con.
n venient to all, equipped with all
> the latest appliances, such as cleo
e trio graders, cider mill, evaporation
so that not only will the fruit bs
put up In the best possible manner
n but the waste will >be worked up
!, Into dollars and cents. A railroad
10 spur will be bull TO Il, which will
II be saving TO the growers. as they
will only then have a short distancs
to haul their product in the busy
season.
II All present seemed to be pleased
continued on page 8
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-12-19

wards was used In a vaudeville act
by Geo. W. Scott and Miss Marke.
Ore day ps Miss Morke with the
dog WIS on her way to the theatre
10 do her act she came very near
being run over by a runaway horse
that came sweeding aoound the cor
ner.
A light buggy was attached to
the horse and little girl FIVE wears
old wss olingiDp to the dash board
yelling with all her might. The
lines we're dragging on the ground
and to far under the buggy for
man to reach without putting dan
ger TO himself.
King saw this and with one
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-12-19
Late Society nOings


Mrs. Sam Schwah Yves the Hostess
~ rrettilv nppoipteA luncheon
Wednesday afternoon. Covers were
laid for eight.
william w. Stevens and n. IT.
Suite Of Washington, ~ c.. were
puests Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Glove al dinner Thursday.
Mr.. Louis Pond end son, Jos
erh. NJ Gentle VALLEY were guests
Of Mrs. ]. G. Graham Sunday.
Mrs. Grant @. Baglev entertain
ed the Bridge Whist club Wednes-
| dav afternoon. Prizes were award
/ ed Mrs. NJ. c. Newell and Mrs. F.
Nv. Brose.
The Social Sixty gave another
ENJOYABLE dancirg parto Wednesday
evening at the Social hall. About
sixty couples were present.
Mrs. MILFORD McAllister enter
tanned the Sewing and Reading
club Tuesday evening.
The Priscilla club met Thurs
day evening with Mrs. Bert r. Sut.
tou. The time was pleasantly
spent with games and the usuaI
social hour.
George r. Gould ~ Chicago anC
Senator Stookey OF Salt Lake CIT,
we're the guests of James Glow,
Wednesday.
The Nineteenth Century clul
met FRIDAY afternoon al the hom
nf Mrs. David Westwood. Mrs
. Byron Cheever gave an excellen
paper on "The Greek Temple
! properly illustrated with diagram
and pictures. Mrs. Westwood
member Of the committee on Stat
Heath Drpr tmcrt, @ We nm u
s!ruc''ve paper on eight Again
White Death" followed by discus
" sions Of club members on the be.
local means Of sustaining the ger
eral Federation Of Woman's clut
in the fight against tuberculosis.
20 The Sorcsis held lis regult
meeting "Wednesday afternoon vii
N Mrs j. A. Holloway. Crane
a Bacon ard the Beginning of Sciel
N tifc Thought" was ably present,
J. b. Mrs. Homer The treasurer
report wos read and club adjourn,
r. tor two weeks 10 meet with MI
. Wellick.
ID Wednesday evening the Epwor
ne League at the M. + church ga
ne an enjoyable social to a large nur
Der OF their friends.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-12-19
nv George Hderr,-

rorsf hoveh vi - %
trair
town everything about Of
metth hustle hustle wadley
that
revelation the homecomer
built Wadey
wondeunent felt
he anything.
n
It modern which had
conn
the largest he might
lev chose stepped Wadlev
South First North Third
street and the business carried
magnitude
satedr on
doubt the interested
He travelling Wady
but the growth OF When
We the clear mountain water flows!
reached Provo Wadey directly
and First West
eace propcy every
comfort registered taking refreshing
,,.5 q, NJ t,o ot lofore hunted nm
this from the
o chaiuer
A thing which impressed wadey Ne excellent car service
which and after tt
really required the system "Ew different when
Prove u he thought
made Utah Xxx unGth
road ad been maaiemzed citA the and about hals
Is nh abeauifl
the building built the water and stretched back
Here @ and grass ade K the v{ia city, An elee
tic r. ~ MANY Ralfate aunche, sonc
were kept x14ft
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-12-19
Had Given Il Away.

Lucllle's mother had taken her for
an outing. Now that the hour for
luncheon had arrived, she called to the
little girl:
Lucille, we will now have a little
roll and some chocolate, and you shall
pay with the two sous gave you but
q short time since"
"Oh, mamma" cried Lucille, 81 have
already given the two sous away to an
old womanl"
u am so glad you have disposed OF
the money in such a charitable way.
How did you happen to present 1t to
the old woman" asked the mother.
well, you see, gave it to her in
payment for two nice apples" con
fessed Lucille.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-12-19

delay caused by T ouirer the
county hes lost } vor 10 collec,
the delinquent bv sale or
summary proceed. One to the 10
lay, which is g, b. 10 the laws
Of the state, the fv cannot col
'eot the penalty I'D the COS, NJ
advertising beca re advertising
was mt done p hno IN the lew
so WHERExHE NOTICE
WAS FOR ~ THAN THE
STATUTORllME, THOUGH
BUT FOR SINGLE DAY.
THE PROJDlNGs WAS
HELD TO 8FATALLY De
FECTIVE nv NO NOTICE
AT ALL Ey BEEN GIVEN,
Gays Cooley his book on Taxa
ton.
Sec. 2675 referred to by the
Enquirer, dJ hot mention ihe tax
sale, but re4 TO the validity of
taxes and essments, which the
DEMocRAT : never questioned,
1t appears the Enquirer is err
deavoripg tdlceive their own deli
cate positioIJ the question.
FAILED IYhw's REQUIREMENTS.
As hss Pen stated, the state
statutes Jhires the delinquent tax
notice IF published ON OR Be
FoREHE FIRST MONDAY
in D5EMBER (Sen. 2630)
This is ~. The statute must b,
observSin this case Just as minute.
ly ms ID case of probate notice, as
sessmeAr any other kind. Th'
statute ers in case the taxes arr
moi sett before the third Monday
IN Dece pr the real property OF
IN whic4uch taxes are lein vii
be sold, According to the law th
people aY given fourteen days no
tice befo3sale.
Instea$f giving the people tn
proper }tice, the Enhuirer pub
lisbed ~ list four full days late
Publica9 On should have been mad
on Monty the 7th. The list di
not apPs until December 18th.
DID pr ENQUIRER LIE.
The p1er appeared under til
date Of Dember 5, The order I
publication signed by the count
treasurer VS. dated December III
This is supposed 10 be signed tW
dsys after fe paper went 10 pres
Can it be hat the Enquirer h
been misleading the people in tn
regard9 Nd the Enquirer deIlbe
ately lieP
The ERlirer theary IS unre'I
onable and Scong. According
the argument held by that pape
the deliuquet tax list could be d
layed until ster the third Mondi
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-12-19

"senteen time she thought she reviewed the
small diary which "Ju
this fall since Jack remember well theday he phoned
him library which just been completed We
Th5n
he told he His father had
thought something
Wadley fathers friends
has heard anything concerning
him
theatre, she read And again she sill
IN n thought.
whom she had been waiting
diary aside and stepped into the world
the left the realms Of thought
ENID" for Enid Proctor said viii Lee sit seems
just like sister Lets
seeh many years running around together
Yes right ;eversin nee away"
he will back time? Seems
me YOU would forget those likely
from the trouble this world something
these years
suppo little serious in fendsnpiyo
roryou'
Both were l,s in sphere ,l when finally pctel the
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-12-19
Provo City--Christr11a Story

brought him fame from all parts Of the British Kingdom.
"Later through his excellent became junior
fish syndicate which GIL the world The that
Mr. Wadley especially interesting
Wadey window
cub n remember well the fired from that
paper thought he "Th funny world mighty glad that
am going west where hope that home will be home to me
IVA en o his en- In he Pm hmm
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-12-19

"Ay God nay said WadIey fellow
the train entered valley valley which
boyhood days.
He was silent for time added
copshei by the Strawberry project away
part country with agebush Spanish Fork, spng
and salem country villages comped with their present ~
those two elite, TO the Tho n{
ards and prosperous looking s hooks stubbS