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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-08

Germany has made great strides III
satisfying the workingman by atten-
ton To old age insurance, By insist
ence upon safe machinery in factories
by humane provisions for pensioning
the like. Great Britain like the Uni
ted States. is at the beginning OF this
great task.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-08
Practical.

Why do you teach your children 20
recitc and sing"
"Wen.' answered tie practical wo-
man, there has 10 be some way Of
starting people Who come 10 see you
and forget when its time 10 so home"
Washington Star.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-08

Ii you suffer with indigestion. con-
stipation. feel mean and cross. no
strength or appetite, your system is
unhealthy, HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea makes the system strong and
healthy. 35c. Tea or Tablets. \ G..
Luken 4 Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-08

Research on the effects of high press
IRE Of radioactive phenomena has met
with negative results. The Montreal
scientists, Professor Evo and Adams,
say that as Il result of their expert
nlents, they have foUad that radium
generates heat by disintegration equal
ly at the snrfaeo of the earth, and at
pressures which obtain forty or fifty
miles beneath the surface.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-08
he Best Proof.

THAT surgeon, they say, has a re-
markahIe touch
He has. IF ron don't believe it. III
show yen his bill for my operation -
Baltimore American.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-08
POLO NOTES..

The Bridgeport, Mass, fans want to
know where Eddie Higgins of the
Waterbury team got his reputation.
Tommy Holderness is up TO his old
~ removed from the floor by the
Bridge port police.
Ted Lewis and George Cunningham
Jr., are on the rush line for Bridge
port in the National league,
There were $500 fans at the Boston
Providence game Al Providence.
FIaxen Haired Davy Cusick Is tend
ing goal in Waterbury,
Phil Jason is one OF the best goa,
Eetters in the National league.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-08

Rushes-Karns ); Craighead >.
Stops-Steinkamp 10; Lancaster %.
Fous-karus. BulIa. Haas, Swain.
Goal orfeited-Greeks /.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-08

Have you trouble Of any kind arising tror,
disordered stomach 80 to your druges
and get a SOC or 81 bottle OF DR.. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin, which is positively guaranteed e
cure you and keep yen we'll
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-08

Ifyou are troubled with sick headache. con-
stipation. indigestion, offensive breath or any
disease arising from stom ach trouble, get Soc
Or 81 bottle of DR. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. 1t
is positively guaranteed to cure you.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-08
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE

LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE re-
moves the cause. Used the world ov-
err TO Cure "A Cold in One Day. L. W.
Groves signature on box. 25c.
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Double daily Through seepers trains Nos and
between Muncs
information
A P. n.
Telephone n
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-08

7! % De 0hered Is valuable.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

Dssvsr gave william J. Bryan
& great ovstios Aoadar. Every
thing vent q smoothly until over
lO0O peopls sat down 10 the ban.
quet at El Jsbsl hotel when 100
waiters struck because the propri.
stof rstased 70 smp1og only union
help The rsealt Of the strike ~
thas oaly 6oar Of ths ssvsn courses
were served. OF eoarss. this NJ
bed policy on the part u the wait
sn = It cot the whole city against
them. But II was probably hsttsr
Tor the guests having bsen choksd
% with four courses than to suffer-
from the effects Of being eorged.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

r g. Breckenridge and W. b.
Council who bought section Of
land last fall on the North Farm
will plant $40 acres to potatoes
this spring and the balance to
wheat, oats and barley. They
have crew Of men now sorting
potatoes for seed aud viii do the
planting from April 20 to May 20.
Some of this land viii be farmed
on shares. AZ
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11
Ne Zee - O1a

II have found out thst tAsse is no uss
70 die ol lung trouble = lsag - you can
ct DR.. King's New Discovery" says
Ars. J. P. White. Il Rushboro. Pa.
n would not b alive today only for
that woodssful Dsdicipe. Il loosens up
. cosgh qniekss than anytAiag else, and
cures lung disaass svsa se)ss the oase y
peoaosncsd hopssssa" 411s most ~
liab,s rsasdy 0oe coughs NJ coIds, h.
grissa astAss. bssscaite epd hesrss'
ne0. y Md unAse guasaiooo st Rullea
Ds.g %. 6oc. end 900. Trial hots,s
ire.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11
Bazaar

10 b given by ths IAAiss' D. Of the
CAristian Church. q 0oo1A10t Drug
Sters q Friday and Saturday
APRIL 10 and u
A god plaos 70 buy HAslse alfts and
Hastse segs- Tbs LAl1s6 VII have
charge Of ths soda fountain,
The Ladisa win aisG hsvs sals Of
satab!ss at the saus paaoe = saturday
April 10 aud will ssevs 10 ssoAm and
cakA Como and buy seossaing good
Tor Easter dinner.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

We have . large supply o
western Garden Ssads" In bulk
end in packages. These sseds are
especially selected by % for this
valley. Exchange 0roesry.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

We hsys : lasss ssppiy e ~.
vhiss cd ys'lsw esiea -. 81.
sst yosr sssds ssslj wbile ~
sAeck y ssapislA 4 10 dosbt ~
wsu sdviss 20 vhas 70 piaaA
0oeAAaao 0soeoey.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11
80 - 0Uo1y1oey.

~. Nssnsa = Csssess. . vss.iassl
sssAllssA b ~ Ds1hsss 01o1lag. -
Fsasei.sA asys: I en1y sa1u1ss = ~
~ ~ - Z nlsst,ts HAasss = I
tseis as1isisA Il = - ~ svsgp.
~. It eHsesls sleoeiA, nvss. -
hi1ssy 6iss1dssO las pseopsAsd 49,
- ueasse - tal1AD nQ1he svsosus
Usststs nlessss = ~ - sesiao Aeol
- ~ ~ Vsss : aguG ~ 'UeaaGl
= : 49, pssose \ : s.9seasA -
= Fs11pe psug O. I, <ss .ss;. !.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11
~ Ooaoeo opoeooo.

~. l. n. VasaAaa. . apseoissat dsug.
- = 9eiHt Laha. lewA. says: -OAaa.
hee1Aiat e1sDenA - Live Tahosas ~
sssenia9 ~ ~ thiqg = ~ oeslnsa
~ e6as1oeelaa." 0Gvs tAsss tahes1s {
tiiaL Yss ~ esetaln - ~ tAea
aesssahls - pasasant iAs0ssa Rsiss,
> seaA osDelD ts.A ~ ~ u
- 1snnu1D1A x
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

Chas. Bechtel went 70 Denver
Sunday night TO attend The anto
show. He will probably drive
home IN Y new auto.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11
DRLI0aTo OF TMR ga,

The Colorado 4 Southoso'o low
rassa aud splendid servtss places
The Mexican Calf within Only .
fsv hoen distance. La - tell
you a tie spssudid attt6stjoss.
TEsuss.
0sssral Passenger A.sA Dsovsr
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11
HOUSES FOR SALE.

w. B. Peacock hes two or three
good houses for sale, we'll located
and OF different siseo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

Jud % Pykes two sous are farm
ing this year on their fathers
ranches west Of Hooper.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11
~ Loo1W Uoaeooe

neIae1V 0aeseef
b - - ~ " ct ~ . ~ q
d. Kiags Nss IA1b rilla. TAsy bsnG
- ~ hsaltA tAstt uees pessisa tAaa
jewsaA Tsy tAsD tos hsadaehs. hiDisss.
go. ceoshpafioo aod malaria. u tAa0
diaappoiat 20 she psiss vtll b ohsss.
fnlly reeuadsd q Fuller Dsug %,
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

NOTICE 10 PATRONS
Owing 70 spring farm end garden
work, l will dslivsr garden trsck
On Satardsys oaly. Sc I'd.
T. =. Newton.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

WANTED "A girl 70 do general
housework. Mrs. J. W. CoNANT.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

Judge Esrs Elliott returned
Thsrsday from . trip to Denver.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

Ton Tosgh, q Ii GaritA. W.
doing basinsss - town Friday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

E. N. Fisher and wife came
down from Creede Wednesday
uhgt on Z short visit.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

W. O. station, wife and two
daughters have gone.to California
for change Of climate,
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

Mrs. J. X No OplliaAsr has bssn
su6srsn9 wssh appsod,cit,s during
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

q. b. Atbnsa e 1ssss Visa,
esd n. - Sssssy. sf sassasee,
wese Eseebsd . beiag psessst q
~ Dsyae bss4sat u Dssvss
l1esday. d. Abbass, kowsves.
~ nesAl)s 70 sssesd. -s
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

Mrs D. g.. Cove entertained a
party Of eight ladv friends At lunch
last Friday evening.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

F0rnaldehyde for
your grain and pota-
toes.
Fuller Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

Lsslis Oids is quite SICK with
Typhoid tsver.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11
CE. G. \ Aasossto, was =,
% sFfs

Il Bfyal el16 - ofgaaissd =
d " -
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

TIE ranebasu err I'll too basy
aev-a-deye y talk pshti~. This
~ sssosat 10 part tor ~ snsll
s1sssdaAei q tse Bsvss elsb
TbussdGy hsght
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

+. H.. 1cGuire has bought lots
near the city park and expects 10
build Z house there this spring.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

Weslsy lClark. vhe = u early
aays q 4oses vista ~ o. q
~ ara y C'sfk, asanosA Z
c., hardware b.a:.s' -.
q Lcvi)eed, arrived b tews
fhursd1y MD ~ ~ 70 sstcsd
~ 5osd dtao. a. J. D. He's.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11
j nsaalas ssivs ~ Dsrss,
oAaD1e1 nss1s 80 ooss
u1pDsoA.

~ . hssliag saivs ios busss. sosss,
ssue1ipo1o ~ chappsd Haods Ohao.
hpGao1aS Nhlvo b mnst s1oooooo1. Il 81.
laOo ~ paio q . bern al0a1e laseasely
- unDsl ~ iaisry , w ssvsss
49, ~ passs without leeslag Z. ssas
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11
FOrnaldehydc, see us
Fuller Drug Co.

The saloon was the paramount
issue in the town electiDns Tues
day. Two-thirds OF the towns In
the state went dry under the local
option law, according TO the fig.
ures received at the headquarters
of the Anti. Saloon League.
II you plant western Seeds
We will guarantee . fruitful bar
vest. Exchange Grocery.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

Noas ol'Shs. vo1 61ovsFs 80.
ciaAaens ~ In wycning have 20.
tegsd inApr n aosesneat to pol
tAslr lseB alps ard ~ tls spF
~ sah1se4 70 ssalsd -. III
lssol essss expsct 2 odaia - !
lQIas irisss than thoss a = -
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

The county commissioner we're
10 session Monday At Del Norte.
They did oil the hus,pess that re.
qaired their attention and ad.
journed.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

The Wolas; of Woodcraft will
give thsir essoal |bail, Tharsday
night, Aprik 70.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

". Z. Baker. Of Chicago, i
visiting ht1 brotber-'n-law DR..
Chapman and family.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

Mcleod Allen and wife Of Frisco
creek came down Thursday even
ing ON visit With the BlAckmores.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

The nsxt naabse q the lsetsrs
courss b Thooas 1sCissy which
vss 70 b givsa toaight has bess
pastpoued sasil Mosday night
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

Gus Ne1 rtinsasd Thursday
from a 80 trib
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

n s11eipls 4 = DDavW ! !
~ 6snSAs railway - - loAgs
Iivfie d@ttn1orna ~ ssseeenfsg
J ~ = lsn, e'aimiag 49, ~
/ ssla is|cyps. .Ikg slllln = = -
i |! !! Z 'l - 1 l. + = I! \ rs i.
! = J. (. q : - ] S y ,
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

szTU8!l|!
CE 60 4 Aasossto, was =
to~s llo \ 4
II Bsyap ctn6 - oteassssd q
|ol H - y y
Gus No. rttnsasd Thursday
from a - a! I! u tsle
Mra J. y Mo- Oplliaesr has bssn
4 su6sr,nG wstA appsod.cihs during
the wssk.
The WclIa4 of Woodcraft will
give their assual bail. Thursday
night AprA 70.
Ben CockrsiI of Colorado
Sprises was u town the FIRST Of
the wssk q bgsssssi.
W. II. Baker. Of Chicago, is
visiting biz brotber-,n-law Dr..
Chapman and family.
Mrs. d. g. Cove entertained a
party Of eight isdv friends At lunch
last Friday evening.
E. N. Fisher and wife came
down from Creede Wednesday
iihgt on : short visit.
W. O. Station, wife and two
daughters have gone.to California
for . change Of climate,
Jud % P yke's two sous are farm
ing this yesr on their fathers
ranches west Of Hooper.
E. n. Mcclure has bought Iots
near the city park and expects to
build Z house there this spring.
Mcleod Allen and wife Of Frisco
creek came down Thursday even
ing ON visit With the BlAckmores.
George n. Corlstt was u Den
yer last Friday AID Saturday at-
tssdiag = nbsshsg of Institute ~
stIuctors.
G. 4. Hsdspsth, the horse
tzaiasr, i driving some good
hoesas and hs sssms 70 know how
to haadle them.
= Co. BjsoaAsld expssls - psf
h jsvsa qssstse es61i(us - essp|
TIT spriag. l1os. = shis Ind He
moth q ~ rives.
r. @. Brsokssridss was takss
sick nouday asd has sisos bsso
coe6asd 70 bic houss bet i now
ropidly sseovering.
james l.. Hurt returnsd Tues
day from ., hus,asss trip 70 lndi-
ana. He took busch of lambs 70
Chicago O hw way ssst.
The nsxt nsabse q The lsetsrs
cosrss b. Thooas l1sClsry which
- ~ H. vivnn tr,a&vht han hean
pestponsi. sasil Mosdsy nigbk
TIE rascbosu err ell tao baey
sov-a-deys 70 talk pshtiss. Thb
~ sesosat 10 part tw ~ snall
stassdaAei q sbe Bevaa elsb
ThsssdGy hsght
d. b. ASbnae, }. e Nssss Visa.
a,d y. ,G Satlsy. sf sagsases,
vsss EseeGpsd = bsiag psessst q
~ Dsyae bss4sat y Dssvsr
leesdaS d. Abbass, hovsves.
- sesAl}s 2 .''..d:
Waal9p k,1ark vho = ~ early
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

james l.. Hurt returusd Tues-
day from q hus,aess trip 70 lndi-
-. BE took busch of lambs "a
Chicago O h.x way eost.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

Ben CockrsiI of Colorado
Sprises was u town the 6rst Of
the wsek q hqssssi.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11
Rso..rhe ear that Dees rhias.

RR0..fhe car that Does Thiaos
Did you ever talk to "A. G.
Phares. the automobile mani Ii
not, why nots The 1890 car does
all the average 5000 car does and
more than most Of them. That is
the car that you cannot afford to
overlook. Get 4 thorough demon
strat,on and talk to Phares-he
sells REO'S.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

r. @. Brscksaridgs was tskso
sick Aosday asd be- siscs bsso
ooo6ned 70 bic houee bet u now
ron1aly foooverinR.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

= c.. Bjsoaash expssls - pas
y 1svsa qssrtsr ssdai(as - essp
TIT spring. nese = ~ laad liss
noeth q ~ river.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

G. A. Hsdspsth, the hosse
tzsinsr. i driving some good
horsas and hs sssn,s 70 know how
to handle them.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

George n. Corlstt was u Den
yer last Friday and Saturday At
tsodiag = nbsstsG u Institute 10
III uctors.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-13
WOODCHUCK IN BALL GAME.

(Florida On. W Cor New York Sum-
With the help of a woodchuck the
Rye Hill baseball team won the. match
game it played with the Pond Lilies of
Glenmere the other day. The game was
played on Babcock's pleasure grounds,
near here.
The last half of the ninth inning was
being played. Rye Hill at the bat;
score, 90 to 20 in favor Of the Lilies.
The pleasure grounds are trif1e new.
and wood chuck still maintained its
burrow off to one side, in left field. The
woodchuck had evidently never seen a
baseball match before and came out
every now and then and sat at the
mouth of its burrow watching with no
little interest.
There were three men on bases. two
men out, and the umpire had called two
strikes on the batter and no balls. The
Pond Lilies felt sure of getting one Of
those three men or the batter before
another run was scored and winning.
The batter got a line ball and swat
ted il into left field. 1t landed in front
of the woodchuck hole and rolled into
it. The Woodchuck dived in.
The Pond Lilies left fielder would
have got the ball in time to stop one
or two of the runners, but as he reached
in the hole after it the woodchuck
grabbed his finger. He jerked his hand
out and mingled his yells with those of
the excited fans and players. only his
were different.
The ball was still in the woodchuck
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-13
WILL NOT RACE ABROAD
Keene Denies Report That He Is Co.
ing to Ship Stable to
England.

New York Sept. Thames r.
Keene's decision 10 look for a market
for his horses in foreign countries
means a tremendous loss to the thor
oughbred interests of America. OF all
the great breeding farms in the coun-
try the best blood is to be found at
Castleton, and the loss of even "a part
of its product is a blow to the turf.
Some weeks ago twenty of the Castle
ton yearlings were sent 10 England and
disposed of at the Newmarket July
sales, where they brought an average
price of over 81 900 apiece. More re-
Gently he shipped a large number of
sires, brood mares and yearlings TO the
Argentine Republic.
1t has been reported that | intend to
race a string of horses in England. but
| have no such intention, said Mr.
Keene in conversation with an intimate
friend the other day. 1T is an awful
wrench for me to part with my year
lings, but II seems The only thing to do
Were to go TO England TO race for
would mean setting up an establish
ment and living there. To race horses
for sport a man must give up his time
10 a certain extent and at least he must
be on the ground. l have no desire to
leave this country, and / have bred
more horses than | can possibly race
under the present conditions. There
fore, some must be disposed of, and the
only question is to look for the best
market"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-13
Pitcher Durham Has Most Remarkable Season

hams career this season is without a
doubt the most remarkable case of
down and up in baseball records.
Louie hiked to the Central league.
The Fort Wayne Qnd) team gave him
a try. He lasted two innings and was
told that would be about all the SAM
pie that would be wanted from him.
Once more adrift, Louie went to In
dianapolis. He heard that Indianapolis
was hard up for pitchers and begged
Carr to give him a chance. Carr had
been thinking of signing Amos Rusie
as a last resort. but he hadn't quite
come TO Louie Durham.
But Louie begged so hard that Carr
gave him a chance and Louie was
raped hard. But he begged for an
other chance. II feel myself coming"
he said Just one more station and
I'll arrive all right" Carr gave him
another chance and Louie began to
make good Durham has won four
double-headers this season. He shut
out his former Louisville mates twice
in an afternoon, when the Colonels
were fighting for the lead in the Amer
lean association.
This is the same Durham who failed
10 make good with Salt Lake in the
Pacific National league, with Charlie
Reilly as manager.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-13

Some three months ago Louis Dur
ham, the Giants new recruit. was
pitching for the Dusty" Rhoades
team, an amateur club named after the
ball park which Mr.. Rhoades of Louis
vile runs as an adjunct to his saloon,
in the west end of the Kentucky me-
tropolis. Louis had just been canned"
by the Louisville managers as not good
enough for the Colonels. He had
sought refuge among the lowly
Dusty Rhoadesians. who tackled
nothing fiercer than the Cuban Giants,
Along came the CovingtOn (kyD Blues
one day TO play the Dusty
Rhoadeses. Louis went in to pitch.
This was only few weeks ago. Louie
unfimbered and sent the best in stock
across the, plate for the Covington
(Ky.) Blues, and the Blues made mer-
~. They soaked Louie's curves ever
and anon. hither and yon. After few
innings Louis retired. The Covington
Blues had done to him all that II is
possible to do TO pitcher.
4 few weeks after the CoVlngton
tKy) Blues knocked him out OF the
box the New York Giants hand 5000
real National league dollars over TO the
indianapolis club for Louie's release
and figure that il is a bargain. Dur
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-13
TOM LONGBOAT TELLS WHY
Indian Runner Blames Trainer Flan-
agan for Defeat in Lon
don Marathon.

New York. Sept 12-Tom Longboat,
the Canadian Indian runner. and Tom
Flanagan. who has been his manager
for the past year or so, have reached
the parting of their ways. Longboat
says he is through with Flanagan and
Will look out for his own interest in flu
ture. II was Flanagan who arranged
all the races in which the redskin has
taken part since he won the Boston
Marathon a year ago, including that
against relay of runners at Boston.
an effort for which Longboat is alleged
to have accepted a cash prize.
Longboat blames Flanagan for his
defeat in the London Marathon The
Indian wanted to train in England, but.
so the story goes, Flanagan ordered
him TO Ireland. where il rained from
the day he arrived until the day he left.
Even under these conditions Longboat
ran remarkably we'll once he got used
to the cold and rain
Two days before the Marathon Long
boat arrived i'm London. The trip from
Ireland knocked him out completely.
and he was unable TO do any work the
next day. The following day was the
day of the race. so Longboat had TO
start without the slightest knowledge
OF the course. Now Thomas is sore.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-13
VARSITY BEGINS !
TO LOOK GOOD
Maddox Says Prospects Are
Brighter This Year Than
Ever Before.

The university football season will start
on Sept. 2e on which date Maddecks
men meet the Pocatello Athletic club in
this city. Nearly every Saturday is taken
from then to Thanksgiving day. giving
the Utah team the hardest schedule in it's
history. The contract with Pocatello was
signed yesterday and Maddox is arrang-
ing campaign of hard practice so as to
get his men in readiness for this early
date.
The first regular practice will be held
Monday afternoon on Cummings field. 1t
is expected that thirty men will report
The suits will be given out then and Mad
dock and Captain Convill will divide the
men up into squads for the first week OF
training.
The old stars are beginning to arrive.
Grant and Home came into the city yes
terday. Grant has added about twenty
pounds and says he is in better condition
and feeling happier than when the u
beat Golden. Home also shows that
summer of hard labor has put him in good
trim for football. These played
quarter and left tackle respectively last
year, and both made great records They
say they will try out for their old posi-
lions. although Maddox believes that
Grant is heavy enough to try out for a
back.
Discussing the team, Maddox says:
The team this year~will be the best we
y
prospects. We have hard season ahead
Of and l believe we will be able to
take care of it. The weeks outing at La
COON has put the men into excellent
condition and has given me chance to
break in the green men. so ! believe we
will be able to give the men real work
in the near future.
Maddox is elated over Wilkinson, the
husky from Cedar City, who dropped into
the camp a few days ago He weighs 2l5
pounds and is as active the smallest
man on the squad. Maddox declares he
will make one of the best linemen the u
ever had. Mills. the chunky little end
who played on Colorado college two years
ago. is another good find. In practice he
has shown great form.
Arrangements have been made for the
training table which will be in the new
addition to the gymnasium. This Will be
extremely convenient for the men. The
table will start in about two weeks and
by the end of that time Maddox VIII De
able to announce the men who have made
the training list Assistant Coach h: };
Milne will have charge of the physical
condition of the men. He will take care
of them and put them through some light
gymnasium work every day. All the rub
bling will be under his supervision so this
insures the athletes the best of care.