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The Detroit times., 1909-02-04
ERADICATE EIGHT
YOUNG YANKEES

NEW YORK, Feb before George
Stallings pilot OF the Yankees, lett
for his plantation home In Haddock
Ga eight Highlanders had been Grad
icated from The Yankee payroll for
1909 This. 81 IS said, Is but the com
mencement of the many releases
which the scrappy manager IS az pres
ent contemplating
Among those OF the eight on whom
waivers were asked aud whom 40
club IN the American league would
have. are Two former regulars. Frank
Dclehanty ana Jim Vaughn, the twtr-
ler Who gave much promise last seq
son Ne.tuer in Stallings opinion
viii be able tu stick with fast pace
Ia The major league and with them
he decided iO send six others along to
the minors
tn, Newark club % the Eastern
league viii have the preference OF the
departing players
The Detroit times., 1909-02-04
JEFF NEARLY
FLOORS BERGER

There was deal OF excitement the
other night In Frisco when the report
flew about town that Jeffries had
knocked Sam Berger down during the
regular evening performance at the
Wigwam, where the champion was
sparring. Every sporting editor in the
town was on the job in a jiffy. When
they arrived at the theater they found
Berger suffering from a badly wrench.
ed knee. JEFF hadn't knocked him
down with a full swing Just as the
blow landed Berger slipped on an iron
cleat in the floor. He had 10 retire
and several minutes elapsed before he
was able to reappear and finish the
third round OF the bout
Jeff has taken his old partner and
trainer. Joe Kennedy. into the fold.
and Joe knows how To make Jeff step
around. JEFF promises 10 take OF so
pounds before making his first New
York bow.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-04
CMALL CPORTING
~ TALK - ~ WORLD

The Michigan baseball team has been
exhibition AZ seattle during the com
ing summer
ID. 4. {. beat " IndsOr. : to o. at hockey
last evening. and wou!d have scored
more but Tor rough ice
The Grand Rapids council has decided
70 place lcag Ie baseball games unt' D.
a license also making the promoters
directly responsible Tor disorder or
injury TO speeIaL.rs
4 gao trotter In the hands of n 2i.5
driver Ias not "a good show tu
win as "A ~ trottcr ia the hands u
- dt-Net-
Doe White has bought out Charlie
Hickman = interest In the Washing
ton sporting goods store formerly
owned 30 partnership
Spencer, of It. Louis. scored the high
,st average AT the traps last yesl,
shooting at ll.lI5 targets 81 which
hr broke 1885.
Hal Chase l. aned 5000 and Jake Wet
uer $3.50 FOR falling 90 piay wlu.
THE clubs 10 which thty had been
assigned Both Viii pay
Rube May stood OFT Harry Cobb until
the SIKH and final round at WIND
sor last night but was IN sendlns
out rapid succession ~ O., Is
walsh hiss boosted the ante to s7.5oO.
lie will sign for about $4,000 and be
glad to before tuc season is IA al -
valiced
Hob Menninger and sou. Dan Myers aud
The Detroit times., 1909-02-04
c D Pliers RAISE
CONFERENCE
BOYCOTT
.MIcHloAN's ACCEPTANCE OF
DATE A GREAT STRATEGIC VIC
TORY. TAoUGH YoST's MEN
ACCEPT BIG HANDICAP.

Nov 20 Michigan vs.. Minnesota At
Northrup field
Above IS the entry which viii soon
be formally made on the schedule o.
the Wolverine football team. thus end
ing tor all time, In all probability the
boycott which. since 1898 has pre-
vailed against the big Ann ArDor
; hoo among the other members al
the conference colleges and most par
4 t.cuhrly Chicago. Wisconsin and the
/ great university of the northwest.
The contract. signed In Chicago by
Manager Baird OF Michigan and th'
Minnesota representative. subject only
10 the approval OF their respective
boards OF control provides for Nv
eames the 1910 contest 70 be played
on Ferry field which has not seen
one OF the Gopher teams since thar
eyentful day in 1902 when. after Mich
gan's great eleven had beaten the
Gopher defense down and rolled up
an imposing score. big Flynn finally
snatched punt from Boss Weeks
arms and saved his team from aoso'
lutte disgrace
All the guessers were wrong In the
identity Of Michigan's opponent Chi
cago and Wisconsin had both been
hazarded as the conference school
which Michigan was endeavoring 20
secure The latest guess had been =
three.cornered agreement between
Michigan. Pennsylvania and Chicago
That Michigans deadliest foes OF for
mer days should be the ones 10 open
the door was not even hazarded. The
result should go far toward rehabil-
tating the Gopher school in favor al
Ann Arbor and goes far toward con
firming the probability or fultllment OF
the prophecy made several months ago
In this column that the season OF 1916
would see Michigan back In the west
once more. competing against her
logical opponents
The solid front OF the conference
colleges has been broken al last and
the rest OF the process ought 10 be
easy
That Michigan will be sadly handi.
capped I'm her efforts against Mime
sofa next fall goes without saying
when II Is recalled that Nov 20 comes
but one week after the date on which
Michigan will stack up against Penn
sylvania al Philadelphia. To play so
strong a team as Penn and then travel
halfway across the continent and
meet the Gophers is terrific tasl;
FOR any team Last year, after the
Penn game. the Michigan team was
but a shadow OF it's former self and.
indeed, this was true OF all the teams
, which played the Quakers. The fact
that the two games come as close to-
gether as they do. added 10 the newt.
able slump following the days on the
road must have been taken into ac-
count by Manager Baird when he
scheduled the game. That he went
ahead and placed his team under so
terrific a handicap Is prima facie evi
dence OF his intention OF scheduling
the game regardless OF the probable
result In other words. the strategical
advantage or securing Minnesota as
an opponent far overbalanced the
probability OF one defeat.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-04
MAHMOUT FIRST ON
GOTCH'S LIST
Of FOES
CHAMPION WRESTLER RETURNS
FROM EUROPE AND SAYS THE
TURK WILL GET THE FIRST
CHANCE AT The TITLE.

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-Frank Gotch,
the heavyweight wrestling champion
OF the world by virtue OF his victory
over Hackenschmitt, came back TO
America from England today on the
Hamburg-American liner Deutschland
and Immediately announced that he
would meet Yussuf Mahmout. the
Terrible Turk" in bout within a
short time.
Johnny Dunn. representing Sieg-
fried, The German Oak was al the
pier when Gotch came down the
gang plank and tried 10 arrange a
match on the spot Gotch said he
would meet Siegfried IL his other ar
engagements did not interfere
The match between Gotch and the
Turk. according to Gotch. will be for
$4,000 to the winner and 90 per cent
OF the gross receipts. He said ne was
now almost in wrestling trim. He
said be weighed 200 pounds. only four
pounds above is wrestling weight.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-04
NOW WHICH IS
THE O0DGER ?
ByTAO.

NEW YORK. Feb. At looks as
though New York would not see the
Attel-Driscol match after all Three
weeks ago Billy Gibson wired Attell,
offering him bout with Driscoll.
Weights didn't suit Abe and he stalled
along until now. Last night Gibson
wired again Offering Abe any date
up To Feb. 20 Driscoll leaves for
England on that date. as he has prom
Used 10 appear al an annual orphans
benefit.
Both the National and Farmout
clubs offered Attell 80 per cent of the
house 10 box. but he says that he can
not appear before March DrlscOll is
losing a bunch OF money going away.
but mis- word is his bond, he says and
he will 20 TO Europe even though he
does lose thousands OF dollars in
matches.
Attell has had plenty time to ar
range go before March. Driscoll mas
been here boxing lightweights He
Is dead anxious To get Abe. too
The Detroit times., 1909-02-04
|sQU|RES LEMON
SQUEEZED AGAIN

MELBOURNE, Feb. Bill Lang
Fkoday defeated Bill Squires in a battle
Tor the heavyweight championship OF
Australia. Squires showed little OF his
cld-time form and proved compare
lively easy for Lang throughout. L.
tterest In the fight was not great as
neithsr man was looked upon as OF
zeal championship caliber. The end
came in the form Of a knockout in the
seventeenth round
In the seventeenth round Lang
caught Squires with a terrific right
ITO the stomach and IL doubled Squires
|up like jack-knife. Lang followed
|up his advantage with a stiff left 10
1.-The face which Strengthened Squires
IMP. and then shot over right hook
square on the point OF the jaw.
|6quires fell on his face and II was
fully 90 minutes before he recovered
from the awful wallop
In the eighth round Squires gave
Lang a terrible beating. knocking him
down three times.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-04

New York mourns the loss OF George
Hofdarty.
The fans fail to understand how 1t
MAS that President Farrell, or the
Yankees, was ever persuaded 10 let
'xo OF his star third-saeker. regardless
ia the amount which Detroit offered
Cor the man. -
Sport.writers join In the lamenta-
Non. though one usually has To read
<6etween the lines TO appreciate what
heir feelings are In the matter
Were II not for the loyalty Of all
~ New York writer's 70 the fortunes
.nf the American league club located
b the metropolis, II 10 easy to imagine
shat sentiments would now be in pro-
.6oos OF expression. Had the New
York National league team pulled on
a my such deal. wall would have gone
Nd that would have rent the heavens.
| For instance. there is w. NJ. Rankin,
B dean Of the New York baseball writ
ers. long identified with the sport and
famous nationally as one or the lead
Ing authorities on the game, chosen
/. BECAUSE OF this knowledge as the ref
+. cree of baseballs biggest field day at
\ Cincinnati couple OF seasons ago,
.IWnQ NItahc 40 49,
contribution 10 Sporting News.
"conroy. laporte and Ball." writes
mr.. Rankin, shave been tried In the
balance and found wanting in some
respects. conroy 10 good utility
man, but II seems TO me that ! would
have kept Moriarty. He was a clever
man at any place he was put. A man
B who was wanted 80 badly by so many
other teams should have been good
enough to keep II Is far easier to
ost rid Of good players than II is 70
\ obtain them. But then, he Is gone,
z and there Is no use in crying over
split milk"
Other writer's are on record 70 A
similar effect.
THE MOST NOTEWORTHY FACT
REGARDING THE ATTITUDE OF
THE NEW YORK PRESS ON THE
i MORIARTY MATTER Is THE UNI
FORM FAILURE OF ALL THE AU-
kTHORITIES TO VENTURE A
KNOCK OF ANY SORT.
AS a rule. when a ball player is
sold. the press in the city from which
the man goes Is frank about stating
Il
The Detroit times., 1909-02-04
Athletics Will Take 1909
load CARRIED in Stripes

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. s.
Manager Mack announces that
he has decided upon new uut
forms for the Athletics. The
home playing suits will consists
of white shirts and trousers.
with black stockings bearing
white stripe above the ankles.
a black leather belt ana white
caps with black cords across
the crown and sides and a black
button on top. The travelling
suit Will be made NO OF shirt
and trousers Of one-quarter inch
light and dark gray striped
flannel, with cap To match. with
black stockings and trimmings.
the same az Ia the home uni.
form. TO both suits will De
added something new in the way
OF navy blue military coat
sweater with a heavy roll gray
collar and a six-inch A tfUr Ath-
leticsJ on the left breast. rne
new coat sweater. II occasion
requires. can be buttoned up
tight around the neck.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-04
YALE AND PENN
CREWS WILL RACE

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Feb. 4.-For
the first time I'm Twelve years Yale
and the University Of Pennsylvania
are to meet Oh the water. A two-mile
race has been arranged between the
Varsity Fights OF the Ellis and the
Quakers, 10 be rowed at . O'Clock on
the afternoon OF April 10 at Philadel-
phia Clement B. Wood OF Philadel-
phia, Harvard alumnus has been
chosen as referee
The Detroit times., 1909-02-04

son. John Allen and son, and Charlie
stuart ana son. Will roll a match L'Nt
week losers TO pay FOR the supptts.
All are crack bOwlers
The allegation from New York that
Pitcher ChcsbrO may be released IL
undoubtedly move TO get Jack
down to some reasonable settierne at
on the salary question.
They gave Lou triger bunch Of coin
10 let htmstlf be mON cd from Boston
10 ~ Louis. 50 now Hack spencer.
who makes the same trip IN the op-
pOsite direction, thinks he ought To
get his. a. well
Cleveland won't have new park or
any thlng ike that but great stress
IL being laid on brand gaze
which will siVt admission TO thc
present abiding spot of the Maps
.
\ series of real boxing bouts. with
RUDE Map ana LEFTY Eberhardt IN
ttt nnHl u 80 he given at Fort
Wayne Feb 10. Eherhardt - tuI
champion % the seventh regiment
The SpaIding-C y. n. contest tonight
~ tie -. a o. gymnasium Is about
the most Important basketball match
between local teams tfis season.
Both are bLt q vefy little shy abso-
luttiS trst-class
I proposal emunate- from Cincinnati
o. make fut cuirf umpire Judge uf
hamper tie Tigers some. as Hughie
Jennings has been very astute In the
WAY .r as treated this matter at
EnUuftt park invariably placing the
crowd zen, 10 would So the most
Epod.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-04

the expert. IN other cities Every
where that predictions ares oeinE made
oh the i,asAv race 70 Is toaceied thAl
Bt-tttit -t,-.H sr..s,,-- s-rsaG ihehel
by the acquisition OF The ianNy Ne"
YORKER
-Aloriarty will greatly strengt hen
Detroit J., the universal view
And when on, comes 90 cast " AL
up. this view is nU,@a remarkable one
ON THE FACE OF THE OFFICIAL.
RETURNS FOR THE PAST TWO
SEASONS. MORlARTG SURPRISES
IN BASE RUNNING ABILITY ALI.
THE AMERICAN LEAGUES THIRD
BASEMEN BUT ORD WHO BEAT
HIM OUT ONLY BY AN EYELASH
AND Is \ BETTER BATTER THAN
ANY OF THE OTHERS BUT BRAD
LEY AND FERRIS
As for his feldinc De- had So l'tle
The Detroit times., 1909-02-04
WELSH 0UTPO|NTs
] MEMSIC AND WINS

LOS ANGELES. Cal, Feb. 3.-Fred
Welsh. the lightweight champion OF
England, outpointed George Memsic,
OF Streator. ILL.,, in 10-round bout at
the Pacific A. c. last night. Memsic
was on the aggressive, punching the
Englishman to the ropes several times.
but was unable TO land q knockout
blow.
Welsh used his cleyerness 70 ad-
vantage. He contented himself with
landing light let's TO the face and
rights TO the body. He did not appear
TO be extending himself at any time
and seldom did any damage
The Detroit times., 1909-02-04
Penn and Columbia Tied.

The basketball lives OF the Univer.
stiles nf Pennsylvania and Columbia
are now tied in the intercollegiate
league with three Victories ana no de.
feats. Penn and Columbia are now en-
gaging IN a fierce controversy over
officials. and this alone Is going to
clay an important part In the cham.
piOnship. Penn wants an official that
will call the fouls. while Columbia,
which has heavy and rough team.
doesn't want the fouls called
The Detroit times., 1909-02-04
MILWAUKEE, HEARS
SOME GLAD NEWS

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Feb 3.-Pitch-
er Bobby Wallace, who was with 4
strong amateur team at Louisville.
was signed To-Day by Manager McClos-
key for the Brewers Dan Mccain,
New York first baseman. also signed
with Milwaukee for next season, and
Will play first base.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-04
MARSHALL GIRL DID
BETTER THAN JORDAN

MARSHALL. Mich. Feb. s.-(Spe-
cal Miss Pearl Page. OF the Mar.
shall High School girls state cham
pion basketball team, can go l.. Jor.
dan who claims the worlds champion
ship by caging 81 goals from the floor.
one better In game recently play
ed here, wherein the Marshall girls
defeated the Homer girls, III to /.
Miss Page threw 80 goals from the
floor
The Detroit times., 1909-02-04
CHASE MUST PAY
$500 TO GET BACK

CINCINNATI. Feb. 3.-Hal Chase.
the Yankee first baseman who jump
ed to the outlaw California league last
season, and who has been seeking re-
instatemeut SO he could return TO New
York. today had fine OF 5000 imposed
upon him by the national commission.
Upon payment he will be- at liberty
TO return to the Farrell aggregation
The Detroit times., 1909-02-04

TO the public the reasons for the sale.
IS rale a man is soldNfOr cause ana
thai cause makes interesting reading
matter t'utoubtrdiy- were AiofisFty >
case similar lo most such transactions.
some OF The Gotham scribes would b.
this time have dug up somelhin-
against Moriarty which would have
appeaseG the Indignation OF the fans
some piece OF inside information
which would have explained MI Far
reDs Willingness TO part with the
player That such has not been the
case Is really prima facie evidence
that there was no blot on the Moriarty
escutcheon
Were there any further evidence
needed 10 confirm the belief OF the
Detroit patrons OF the game that Nor
iarty was jewel without flaw. il
would be- Afforded In The attitude OF
The Detroit times., 1909-02-04
SEPARATE TRAINING
HOUSE FOR YANKS

Slallings Is aAsi3ls 90 get back 10
Haddock Ca. 10 superintend horde
Of -arucnters VINO are building house
for the ball PLAYERS VINO will work
out On me plantation The Yankee
manager thinks the bows would fe.l
much better Dr. NOT held down by du.
nestle conventiunaiities They'll have
'cahuoSe' all 10 themselves on The
homestead
The Detroit times., 1909-02-04
New Coach an ex-FuIlback.

Pill Smith who, on account OF Sol
Metzgar's absence in the west. will
rext year. in all probability. be the
head coach OF the University OF Penn.
sylvanla team, won his spurs at full.
back for Peun several years ago and
was selected on several all-America
teams.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-04
COULON AND MURPHY
MATCHED FOR 10 ROUNDS

NEW YORK. Feb. 3.--Johnny Coul-
on, or Chicago. and Kid Murphy. OF
New York, this afternoon were match
ed to tight 10 rounds before the Whirl-
wind A. c.. OF this city. on Feb IL.
the men to weigh in at 10 pounds at
s o'clock on the day OF the contest
The Detroit times., 1909-02-04
Watch mis- one

Bill Snow viii lake me unmarked
stallion Star PUcheW by joe Patcael.
2;Vi -. To- the JeWet'ti.le. y g. coy
cred track This month This one is "a
possible star for the coming season e
be showed himself capable OF going iu
2 % last year.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-04
PullIam's Vacation

President Pulliam Is in Ottawa.
eah.i seeing what he terms real
hockey and trying 10 forget the base
oaiI troubles which appear 10 him 50
mountainous
The Detroit times., 1909-02-04
NO RESULTS FROM
THE TAMPA TRACK

TAMPA, Fla, Feb. 3.-The fair as.
ISOLATION has decided not TO allow rae
ing results TO be sent out from its
track here
The Detroit times., 1909-02-04
HE DAY, GATHERED FOR THE DETRO
SPORTING NEWS OF THE DAY. GATHE]
6OTHAM'S FANS AND SCRIBES ARE
STILL MOURNING MORIARTY'S LOSS

opportunity AT his position last year
that comparisons are vain However,
the American league knows him a a
nan-Nho accept. every chance that
sores MS way. pulling or stunts ina
are often sensational ~ the eKtreme
ard which. Though productive at times
81 errors, are nevertheless. hase-hi,
killers Of the dead est character
The Detroit times., 1909-02-04
4 proposaI emnnate- from CincIunnt
Lovers Of the Sport Must
Now Back Up fhe Detroit 'Y"

Immediately after Detroit the the Cen
ia Amateur Athletic Unions annual basketball champonship ourn
anent e. Huehner. Detroit A.
he or the Times the following
Dear rus A. A T..
game tu
the
gotta necessary
and that had little
The will De played In Detroit March 20 20
confident will the and biggest \
\ toha held
Cur o $3.50 I depending
he lovers OF he and the OF Detroit for hearty support
hHt @e make good
years IA mind Detroit
connection with II
"a basketball satisfied
wishes man, q
continued kindly feeling aud coOperation
am yours truly Al. HtEBNER
GreatN
The Detroit times., 1909-02-04

incidentally. Detroit can once more
congratulate The American league ON
the passage OF the new rule. holding a
basegunner 20 one additional sack on
an overthrow ~ first II Moriarty has
failing it Is IN his eagerness 10
complete a play by throwing from an
hut impossible positions, after his
wonderful stops With the removal
az any really serious penalty his work
viii be much more effective on the
Detroit park
The Detroit times., 1909-02-04

Who IL ATE prime. pulled on more funny stunts
than Arlie Latham, Pete Browntng and Kube
WaddcIl. eanhncd
twenty years ago the writer saw his first game
OF professional baseball The scene at the
OLD Recreation park in What WAS then saginaw
the Sagina " team witch At that time had Fred
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-13
!. HAD !! CLOSE CALL
MANDAN PIONEER NEARLY. Los
~ Es HIS LIFE ON THE nh:a&
~ ! RIVER. ~

Editor Tribune: We have a little
news and not knowing your cores
pondent here, wish you would have it
published for Joke on an old pion-
eer at Mandan. Dell Wheeler, an old
pioneer of Mandan, N. D., nearly lost
his life in the Missouri river one day
last week. Dell wanted some ice left
on the river by the Shaffer Ice Co.,
and taking his valuable drivers and
carriage, and knowing no fears drove
boldly onto the ice, when suddenly
the ice gave way and Dick and Dell
were thrown into the water. After
about an hours struggle Dell swan
ashore with rope and dragged the
horse out. He had a similar exper-
fence at Don Stevenson's ranch last
fall, driving off the bank into the
Cannon Ball, but owing to the scare
ity of water he escaped with only a
few bruises.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-13
wins Two
81
WINS BOTH BOYS AND
GIRLS GAMES FROM
LINTON

: Theaarmory was packed with an en-
thusiastic audience Friday night to
see the games between the Linton
and Bismarck high schools. The
girls game was won by Bismarck by
a score of5327 to 5. The Linton team
was ont classed b- the Bismarck
team. Floy Clayton did all the scor-
ing for Linton, and Fern Reade, Mar
garet Brown and Rosa Huber did the
scoring for: Bismarck. Each team
made eleven fouls. 49,
The boys were more evenly match
ed and Bismarck won by a score of
20 too. shier did most of the
scoring for Linton, and Mclean and
Belk for Bismarck. There was good
deal Of fonling in both games. Good
plays ON both sides were rewarded
with yells of delight by the audience
and an aecomps niment OF tin horns,
megaphones, class and school yells,
added to the general hilarity Of the
occasioli n Ut
u At the close Of the game the high
school entertained the visitors by
dancing md refreshments were serv--
ed a number Of the parents OF the
pupils sre present and aided u
making the evening "a pleasant one
fnr flffsset sairnaent The LOof1lis ORCH
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-13
PERSO NAL

Mrs. F. Woodworth Of Driscoll Is q
visitor in the city. coming in on No.
5 Friday afternoon. s. x s. n 4 .1$ss AZ.
z John Tyler Of Mckenzie, one Of
the. staunca farmers Of Burleigh
county, is In the city on business.
4 J. R. Waters of Minot is down
from the Magic City" " @ "A. &52 g@ ]l
superintendent G. W. Hoffman is
down from the Elbowoods Indian
agency on business. '@. $.55
!. L. A. Weatherby was up from Lin
ton Friday. ~, ~. - ri # Il: 6 . %.-s
J. G.. Senger and ]. Bushler Of
Harvey were arrivals Friday noon
to look after that experiment. station
appropriation. .: &&g: |&.2% s5;s .t Z. n 7,
A. B. Long of Center came in from
the east Thursday night on his way
home. !, r2'% n. +, "S.-%: 4. ''@ w
+ G. O.. Kraft and G.. M. Johnson Of
Sheldon are visitors in the Capital
City. x. :, f., ..,.y.As--@s y
r. Representative James Collins Of
Grand Forks was in the city Friday
on business for tne Winchester Arms
company. ~ s.. -r,~s..<a =,
T j. e. Phelan Of Dickinson was in
the, city over Thursday night on,
business. us r., F. - se
O.. O.. Adams of Minot was visitor
in the city Friday. ,.~s. &
Miss Lillian Fritz of Washburn,
who has been visiting Miss Minnie
Larson, returned home Friday morn
ing. ">e ? y D." =
Attorney M. F. Minnehan of Car
rison was in the city Friday on legal
State Auditor Brightbill went to
Cando Friday to spend Sunday.
Hon. G. w. Wolbert has gone to
Dickinson, called by the death of his
friend Representative Baker.
Clarence Anderson who has been in
the Tribune press room during the
winter, left for Seattle last night on
No. l.. He will stop over at Spokane
to visit his mother and family on
his way to the coast. A.." ia.
H. S. Smith, manager of the Lew
is-Vidger-Loomis fruit company, has
gone to Hunters Hot Springs, Mon
tana, to recuperate. ~.
Mrs. E. H. L. Vesperman returned
last night from Garrison, where she
has been for the last Ave weeks at
the bedside of her sick brother,
whom she reports to be greatly i'm
proved. :"