The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-10
: T.! + H zEEE THE HERALD'S DOUB
FAMOUS ATHLF1
LOCATE IN IOA'
Fruit and Alfalfa Farms 81
Home of Many AthlaF,i
Stars.

jerome. Ida, Jan. 4.-"Fsr-s-
ger and "LunEren. the annie l5,.
two new figures scheduled IN -
the rural world in the very rss, Il
Mail him, Chick" Strike h.. F.
out. Lundy." kill the um1irss
cushions, pop bottles and the Ia.
to be superseded by the perfur. {.
apple blossom, the blue rihb9'as
horn and the winding. grassy
irrigation ditch with its wonder Is
ing flow so far as two Chilean D.
are concerned.
"L.undy" Lungreu and "Chieyp
each bought a forty-aCre tract n T.
brush land near jerome rscarg-
are planning to move there
spring 10 replace the desert -
trees, shrubs and vines. and +. T.
reap the golden harvest
zone more year and the 4
game VIII have tn worry ale,g L.
own account so far as We ~ F.
cerned. for it's us to Idaho n.
farm" said "Chick" Fraser
asked as to his plans.
Chick and I expect To -
laurels dug, the sagebrush grrbbs s.
the ground plOwed and oats n &
this spring to break in the III &
then we are going TO f0rssks he E
and move out west.
Were going to set OUT farms
fruit, and Chick Is going to rss. (.
bred Ramboulets. Berkshires Il
horns and maybe a Percher0n or Is
Plenty of Opportunities.
Talk about a man not n
chance nowadays, No young -
had any greater opportunity to
In the world than we have f0uf5 s.
Idaho, and that's what is TAXI q
there" said Carl Lundgren. VIII
born and reared on a farm sfxtv
out Of Chicago.
The attraction Of clOud1ess sEs
irrigated farms with their bonn
crops seems 10 have proved ir-ss
to a great many athletes Of ns
reputation, and within tws1ue
miles Of Jerome. Ida. a Just
town, by actual count are f0urtee
who but a year or two ago thrill
whole country with their supp'e T.
Giles and nimble wit. Since iearD.
1ege. even their classmates have l.
what became Of these men. and
the answer:
Harry LemOine. '04. I'm his isr s
amateur champion swimmer
world, champion shot putter and
back for Harvard. 1901. 1902 ID,
1904. is quietly rearing a big {
sheep and patiently waiting H !
trees begin bearing peaches -
ed with him is his bratber. o. 4
LemOiHe, also a Harvard football
sweeIey Of Michigan Tbsr...
Sweeiey, the greatest fuTbarE b
Michigan ever had, who helped vi
Unbrokeu string Of victories for s
when the latter had a string tia
really In the eastern class. is -
gagged in "tackling" opposing witr
coaching timid jurymen and an
the point with the referee" Of ta
trict court at Twin Falls
9. Kinney. ir.. who PLAYED bzss E
and baseball at Yale in 1905. %
1897. being captain. third basens f
shortstOp of the latter team. is ID
ing irrigation bitches and fater J.
the farmers-to-be at jerome. His
mate. C.. II. Chaplin. 90. manager +
basketball team that won the ind
legiste championship for Yale
catcher and third taSemau NJ the
baseball team, is running a bsE
Jerome
Many Chicago Athletes Lossts
T. H. Schneider. who used 70 +
the end runs for Bucknen in 4
helping run a big warehouse at q
for Chicago capitalists.
The following Chicago athletes
now engaged In engineering By
North Side Water company at Jert
Ida: Jimmy McCleiland. '0s. ". B
ley and Jack Sanford. Ohio Wsss
Bill Gym, Allegheny: Berkee. Ed 4
and Sam Clinton of Nebraska.
of Utah; Fat" Weaver of Ru-4
and M0iland Of Illinois.
Most of these has heens. q I
style themselves. have become inla
lated with the fruit farm fever Cd
soon as the water is turned on e
spring time at the completion q +
North Side system. win become q
ers Of apples, peaches and pears