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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-13
EUREKA. !

Especial to The Herald-Republican)
Eureka, March 1.-THE Ladies' Aid
society of the Methodist Episcopal
church met Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. w. ]. Tregonging.
Miss Beulah Boyle went to Provo
last Sunday to visit with relatives.
Mrs. Perry B. Fuller left last Sun
day for Provo, where she will make
an extended visit with relatives.
Mrs. Mary Birch has returned to her
home in American Fork after visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Ashby, and
her son, Frank f. Birch.
Mrs. William Martin went to Salt
Lake Wednesday, called by the serious
illness of her daughter Hazel.
The Thimble club met Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Henry
Runnells, and an enjoyable afternoon
was reported. Next Wednesdays
meeting will take place at Mrs. Jesse
Matthews home.
Miss Maude Billings. Miss Madeline
Robinson and Miss Myrtle Homer
were among the Eureka people who at
tended the dance at Silver City on
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Mary Mischief was up from
Payson during the week for a visit
with Eureka friends.
Saturday after a few weeks visit in
southern California.
Mrs. Thomas Vincent of Provo, who
was visiting friends and relatives in
Eureka, was called home last Satur-
day by the serious illness of a rela-
tive.
The ladies of the N. T. A. c. club will
meet next Wednesday with Mrs
Frank G. Theriot.
Mr.. and Mrs. James p. Driscoll left
Tuesday morning for a visit in Salt
Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. E. Driscoll were
guests of Salt Lake friends during the
early part of the week.
Mrs. Gus Henriod entertained at a
quilting party last Tuesday afternoon.
Refreshments were served and the aft
ernoon thoroughly enjoyed.
Sidney Pace of Moab, who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. Paris Boyle. in
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State Society
KAYsvlLLE.

Especial to The Herald Republisan.)
Kaysville. March 12.-Mr. and Mrs. John
q. M. Barnes, daughter Mollie and son
Arnold, accompanied by Paul r. Thorn
assen, spent Wednesday in Salt Lake as
guests of friends
Mrs. Grace Taylor Of Ogden was in
town Thursday visiting with Mrs Emme-
line Taylor.
Mrs. Kirby S. Sims entertained the
members of the Thimble club at her home
on Main street Friday afternoon. The
time was spent in sewing. music, social
chat etc. after which dainty refresh
ments were served. Among the guests
present We're Mrs. Floretta Thomassen,
Mrs. Emma Lindsey, Mrs. Mary Jane
ProudfOOt. Mrs. LOttie Ba rrett Mrs. Net
tie j. Barton, Mrs. Eva Salter. Mrs.
Sims Mrs. Annie D. Layton, Mrs. Mary
Ann Ramsey, Mrs. Annie Graham.
MrsN Annie Quist of Salt Lake is spend
ing few weeks in Kaysville as the
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tations and a Dutch lunch rounded out
the evenings entertainment.
j. c. Erickson of Carr Fork was salt
Lake visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. II. LOvesy were in SAT-
Lake this week.
n. Thompson, clerk of the Jordan board
of education, spent Monday in Bingham
Joseph Cavanaugh and family have
moved into the Swan cottage in carr
Fork =.
John Evans and family have moved
into the cottage recently vacated by Jo-
seph Cavanaugh and family.
The play. '''The Old Maids Convention,
was presented at the ward meeting house
Wednesday evening, to a large audience
The proceeds were for the benefit OF the
primary.
Miss Emma McKillican and Miss Ada
Henrichson of Highland Boy returned
from Salt Lake Sunday.
Mrs Frank Stringham is on TWO
weeks visit with relatives in Provo.
Judge Frank II. Cellventra is seriously
i'll at the Holy Cross hospital in SAT-
Lake.
]. T. Upton of Reno, New, was up
from Salt Lake Tuesday.
John Delaney and family have moved
from Highland Boy to Lower Bingham
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and are now occupying the Frank Mallet
cottage.
Danied Coakley returned home Monday
after a short stay in Salt Lake and Mid
vale.
c. e. Adderley, manager of the Bing-
ham Mercantile company, spent Friday
in Salt Lake on business.
NJ T. Miller was a Salt Lake Vlsltor
the latter part of the week.
Mayor Thomas Fl. Quillan was at the
capital several days during the week.
Postmaster c. H. Roberts has Just re-
turned from a three weeks Visit Win MS
family in Los Angeles, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Bremen nave
moved to the Boston Consolidated mine.
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KnightyilIe, returned to his home last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank e. Birch LETT
Wednesday for Provo.
Mrs. Harrington left last week for
Salt Lake, after a visit with Mrs. Shee-
han in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Williamson of
Provo are guests of the latter's sister
Mrs. AL ellis.
Mrs. Laurence Blackett is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Odhon Cazier, in Ne
phi.
Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Hanson enter
tanned a few friends last Tuesday even
ing at their residence on upper Main
street.
George Sutherland of Lehi is the guest
of his daughters, Mrs. George Beck and
Mrs Harry Thomas.
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80 "A = A NJ

Would you put canvas roof ON
your house because it will shed
water for the present when, for two
or three times the cost, you can
shingle it and make 1t so permanent
that the same roof will protect your
grandchildren two generations
Iaterl
Then, If not, why buy plated ware
TO be thrown away i'm few years
and the investment lost when, for
two or three times the cost, you can
!. buy beautiful sterling silver spoons,
forks and knives i'm the Adam pat
tern that will last to feed your
baby's baby's baby and then can be
cashed i'm for the bullion value!
Adam silver is heavy, simple i'm
design, and in price very rea-
SOnable.
The sun., 1910-12-17

Morris HIEt ~"hprI ma j. c"r'aln ~ the
sub arg"t sun 'hawul"u. Iip Yesterday hy
d"..a'n. H.. Wiz clinton IN match AT
the laru.r -chou. by 100 ?" 2G3 iv".pr -"
~ror.~ ~ M'.v"r- and 'ar'"r m" CLINTON
-luAi mai" q bother showing than m"
,Irror-. b4' ~ rwo .r'- returned v"rr
sur yt..ut 80 bru' m" 'D'rl down 10 gF1
Meyers va -tr-tI'Vrn" FOR fb"ri"ld aud
u VA hi- Hr- attempt IN a competition
Garter las AVERAGED mach b..t'"r than rh.
sroT. Which b" made v--t"rdav In rh.
final round nest : rt"av Morris Ll- Bows
Hivh - an OBppH"u' N" -"or.
Morris " Phc!~,. % or- -. clark RI
L-sJ, u. NnTdus"t. - Ninay"'. 81. Ia. st.
iIrnirtlS y Total. -
he Niu'I1'or Bgcsnr- n L1rcr. T. wr5cr..
- MOoTr. ~ Ir'"r -. IltarC', - Hir's, 49,
Hubp. - Total. 30
A. bryant Hirh S"h""l Ea=i"ru District
was defeated by -" -""r" of 2I- II" M
BRYANT ~ : Keller. ~ Rorl~. 81 -chsnr,
81 Ni'vooi. n ri"t. y lr'hn-. -. NharK-y. a.
@r..siI~ion ~ TutaI as
taStrrn l'l-trrt Ten ryck. q. FcLsf~In. -
MendrL. - Lnf' = Total. 81
The Era-mu- Hail team ran ~ IN. very
res sf,.ctabl" score. Of 2G- o. defeating Nan.nl
Training at Manual IrluinF ln~ lat'"r
w.rr only behind With total Of .UI. Tho
scores
Erasmus HalI Reeve a1 aarr-'. ~ Grc:dcr
I, NOpi. Nar PH-Llr-. - -fG~sou. s.
Ross - Nilihu-p' 70 Tpfrl zGN
Manual rraiuIIg 'rnir. a.. 'npF-r. T. T'rir
br'ICs. ~ rain. -. ~lsuI'D. 81 IIrH-. ~ .. ron
mar. ~ 'Outhwo'tr. . Turri ~
The sun., 1910-12-17
10 LatNrH fsELyN SCHOONER.
To Hc Named En-hantrr.s and Be Raced
NrNt season.

Tho bug -'"cl schooner which has been
bIilding ~ l-Awl"y'- south boston yard
tor several months for illiam T.. Iselin
T. from d+-. .,I.- hy \ ears smith and Ferris
and will h" on" uflth. attractions IN all the
h.s ra'"S n"Nf season In. yacht will bs
ram"d in'Nautr--- Her dimensions arc
i.r i""f over all. Iu" lret on tn" wa,erline,
:. feet h"hrn ANA o. f""t draught Her free
hoard - l''"f iuCr"- she has been
hIui =" MAJ -n" can Ir changed at any
tIiU" !ut" an JU .Il;grv. but for the present
-h" ~ h." = -aIltng craft and Mr. lsalin
" ~ rae" h''r ~, n"N"T opportunity serves.
In fi" bis 'l'-- -H.' s,Ill htN' ~ = ,uInpetitor
,," n'N three iua-'.'I s,i ,nn"r building
Tor hobart , Tod. and n such races AZ
'h" N-'"r aud klnr.- CuL- and on tho
squadron run- "f The Sew iork Yacht
club ia" VII meet The new schooner build
~: fpr Morton ri-rr nv H"r-"-hon tho
if"Hta. formerly QUEEN. and now owned
by !. alter tlHr.. fh'. Elm ma. owned
10y ] brewster. and III" Westward. should
Me and.s cochran bring that yacht
TO H'r untn' waters
cary smith has paid great deal Of
attention to tho d"-Ign aud construction
~ iu" 'ufhan 'r''--, an / ~ he has a record
tor turning uut abb and fast vessels Of
this 'yp-' ih" nrhantr''-- u expected to
b- h.'ry fat Yacht
Ih" launching ceremony will be a simple
on" ana ~ soon ~ -" yacht IL In the zter
'h" work of hlting N" interior will no pro-
'""drd with. tI- viii be- the last big
Yacht IaVl"y VIII build AZ tho south Boa
ton ward \ sIi" ia- been purchased at
N"pOn~.'' where ih" shops will be set M
ana ~" work ~ moving IN" Yachts now
STORED ~ Iawl"N'. and tho-. that are I'm
'nur-" 81 r"nsf r'i"rtOu viii begin about
~" mtdtl" Of n"'f month
The sun., 1910-12-17
COLt uBIrs tPHILL GAVE.
Morning siasc fasi etbsii Team Plays Hard
60 Beat Pean state.

Columbia mad TO play ats hardest to hea,
The PennSy ANA State College basket
ball team IN the NorninRside Heights gym
nassum last night FOr part OF me FRS,
half the Blu- ami white Ave was com
pl"telv ouiplavsd AMI had to come from
behind 20 win nv tho Nnal score of >. to ie
In" gam. was wonderfully fa-, in the
first minutes OF play and both teams pretty
work IN tn" last halt was slow shaw.
rlght forward un the Penn State Ave. was
CON mpl"tcly played ont and time had TO
h' CHli"i several times IN order to let him
recover pr. Gouldcn. director Of athletics
a. state college. DIDN'T have u substitute
along 80 put in shaw = place, 50 the groggy
man hat 10 struggle ON "a the en'i.
Penn stat" 20; the upperhanI at the
whistle, AMI shaw by clever dodginG got
a Ci''tu hH-hci within TWO minutes oI play.
\ moment mt"r he duplicated the Ieat
ana Eu' his team III commanding POSITION
NIt"r these nr~t lew minutes. howeN er,
tn" Henn~vlvauia shots went Wild and
along N the middle of the half Columbia a
SCI to work cutting down the lead lee
Was tha first to score for the Blue and white
on a short throw from beneath Hhs basket.
that and ki"ndl ON two splendid shots from
IN" sid" nj the court gave the local Ave the
lead. which - Kept 80 the enh. In the sec
ont half IN" Penn stat" team tired badly
nrt NOT enough 20 let Columbia make a
runaway AFFAIR OF the game.
klendl played "a wonderful game for the
local five, but Henson. his running mate.
was not up 10 his game. Lee and Salisbury
were consistently good. while Jsques was
very steady at centre. shaw and Mcintyre
did all the work and practically all the
scoring too for the visiting team
The aCore follows
The sun., 1910-12-17

g. " Smith and 4 III Beers mo- IN n
th-"e cushion billiard match a. McCiraw's
billiard room last might II was game
of ~" tournament and n BvHrs hnd won
thor" would hav" been tie for first place
smith won and now leads the tournament
with games won and non" lost. and Byrrs
ID. second with games won and lost
ID" gam" La n ght was u very closely
fought "n" ant a-i"i for I51 innings. each
PLAYER go ~ safety tactics very often
smith won bv "a -'oTc ~ 80 10 ByrrS'- 30
smith mad" a high r.In Of and By"r- a
hi III run %
s. M" M"-' ~rI. billiard academy at
lgs'h street .tUt seventh avenue 4 Bar
bose lat nIEh wJn he. game in the class
u amateur billiard handicap at iS.2 ~"
defeated J. iiiI Wv q -cJr' ~ 30 to 1876
Zach PLAYER was handicapped at 10 Bar
h"-s averaged O-i7 and his high runs
w"r' ~. u. - IIiil averaged 81 81 and
hi high runs w"-" -. ~ and II
The sun., 1910-12-17
AMONG THE AUTOMOBILISTS
MEN FROM THE BENZ FlC-
TORY VISIT DETROIT.
And See Some Things In American Plants
They Approve ar. hut Others Not
Coiors NJ They influence sar sales
That Other Auto show l. Nv planned.

Ihr"" men from ths Benz factory IN Mann
heim. Germany. are OUT IN br'rot now looh
ing over American plants and taking notes
on anything they SOC that they consider
worthy OF adaptation These three. harl
N-uInaier. George DtehI ard Frit2 Wuii-
man. came over hero In time for tho dinner
to David Brure- brown. ana went ~est
FroehiiCh. the man In charge Of the local
BcnS agency, 10 make their tour OF inspec-
ton VI American car factories Mr.. FToeh-
uCh came back 10 New York Yesterday
Tn. other. will return next tuesday.
Mr tro"h!ch dIdn want To say m""h
Yesterday about the trip. because he said
some of the things the German experts
,,..,oI ,,o,,II. =, b. r,,,a,,,,,. o., 60. - ,n.
-. " 10 ~
factories. hrT Wrr" greatly disappointed
over some Of the American machines
~. two nlace- rhar most tp,pr..-..I than
,,,. tho ,,c,ort.s ~ ,h.. pi.r'.. I,-cr a,,J
tao Ford They said they Thought the
Pierce came nearest 10 the German idea
-; the way an automobile. should bc bull,
IN" una 'h'h"'' VA III" '"'u factory par
N'hlarlN p'"n-"d IN" ana th"v saw lot
- things they never had -een before some
of ,r.f, 80 IN, ,ur..-ci the ytslto-s that thcy
,, 80, - ' ~
d'"''"h U" hunp, som" OF the ma'n,h"'y
helm
orc ohi.c, NJ Tho for.Iv,, yisitors =, eoi,v
., U.,-o,, 80, 90 -. s., .h ,,,.,,,.
:" I''''"' was '" -" VIM 'I'' american
fa"torie- waT. doing IN regard 10 CONNER
IA. hu.,,... y.,v r,rsT,,IIv and ,h. inn.
~ =.
""--"h Nss So' rum "ha' "' rro""i''h
-aid that The Benz folk- would interest them
selve, further In this end Of the automobile
Ir.
.., - -,
NHl"ne olh"r p@'"- N'-'t'" ""f" w"
Cadillac. Thomas. Chalmers. Packard.
Hudson. Pierce Arrow and Ford factories
ant .nu,, pIacas ,yh.r. marta ar. mad.
~" n..,or.. ,h.. ..a,mans r..,uIm h..,s rssx .,,i
49,. ..en about ali The lie e,ro,, ,la,,t.
80.
man who .ell. automobiles in IN. S.w
York branch Of a big company said vest.r.
I,,, that nn. or their women .u-,om.rs
virny,,ldn'T huy a certain car they RAD or th..
ronr h.cau-.. ~ didn't matrh any clo,b.z
she mad The woman saw a brown limou
in. with brown uthoI-i.ry and liLed :,
y.rv much She look.d AZ IL long ana
Ion3in..Iv Then with "A sigh .hs re-
marked I'D like ever 40 much 10 take i,
Lut I haven't a singh. thing that's brown
can, tax. this car She or1.er-d a blue one
The sun., 1910-12-17
I,,s Entr, for sr,,ooIboy w-r,.

one thnu-Hud "rfri'-- nHs" b.'rr r"'"iy .d
by Dr 4. NHrl hampton. 80 r"tlry ~ ~"
Public S"honI- AthlriI" l"pg'l,- Tor tho
-ighth arIIunl ruu"or rfr'k and f-id chafr .
ui"u-hfp- fpr cI'nf"ffnrv -'u"ri b"y- 0f
I,rpnf"r Nrw bDrk ia.'-'. yuIu.'- SIII tuk.
pl,,,,. tii- tf'.ruDOu If fr" F"rty --O, Of La
ks.EIiu"ui NruoTT. ByasaI.r =, .Lasn
rrt. VIII t'' 'vrI''-t'-I ,IguIrd IrJp four
WEIZh' ,lH--"- e, Iplld- IH, T-J'Irt!- ~,
pound pnd unlimited weight Il" giurr,
viii CONSIST ~ -prtrt.. :"!i'- hrutd iiItnp.
and high jump owing to fu" IaI ~ .ntry
w. Will no nscszSary that the xautsg START
promptly At r. ~
The sun., 1910-12-17
MD BrR>S O,ERy EIGHT.
Goosinran Refuses to Fight Biim In Con,
srun-nrr.

IN" sight s"hrdu"d to be- held last night
h"ir""u lack Goodman and Kid Burns
Ht tr" National sporting club In West
For'y-fOurth .tr""t N,- called M. Good
man refused 10 flght b""au-.- Burns weighed
i3s pounds. nn" poGnd more than tho re-
qutr"d weight
Both mon v"r" supposed IN weigh in &C
~ pouud, ~ - clock Yesterday afternoon,
hut Burns dId not show up un'il ~ and was
N"iR1rl ~ ~ l1". i.OOdmAn under no
consideration would hght Burns
The rlub vas packed tn tho doors with
lovers ~ the sport. hut they were compellsA
20 20 away after IL was officially announced
that tho bout was declared on.
The sun., 1910-12-17

Their Pipes Barred From COlumbia Cam.
psls ~ Result OF Cane sprecs.

| The Columbia freshmen lost all hope Of
smoking pipes on the campus when they
were defeated by the sophomores in the
annual cane sprees yesterday afternoon,
losing four bouts out Of the seven. Until
tn" last match IN" under classes were all
even. but the freshmen were overthrown
7 IN the final bout in which ". +. Rooe the
weight thrower. defeat cd &. r Mccarthy
his first wear opponent. Roos had pre-
vlou~.y defeated Mccarthy in the i7O
pound clasS. and after short rest was
pltted against him IN the heavyweight class
Nc' arthy put Up n splendid fight against
RooS In rs second trisSl.' for tho cane and
several tines was in "a good position TO vre=t
wv" CdIr". hut RoOS managed to hang on
through his superior - rcnEth and won after
nearly uN" minutes Of hard lighting
Tia" longest bout Of the afternoon was
that between i. {. Brady and " = wur~ter
Brady WIS lighter hut had NOR. skill than
NHrNt"r and in the third round caught
NUr~ter nappIng, Es'tIng the cane away
after h" has! been outtuu.ht from the start
~. II hinE, "A freshman III the lI5 pound
".d--. won tho iir,t hour from the second
VI " burSe.
Tins = the first tims in seven wears that
on" ".a~~ has WOn the sprs..- two years in
>.,''. sion The class "t 'ap' won IN both
90" freshman and sophomore years Roo-
mas "~tlhi.snsd = r"c'r,! for Ihn number of
"hn'~ Won In ~" years b" mas captured
for canes. NhIl" EraIv tas won three
rod \ATxanr- IN" former New YORK
Nrl"'i" Iun and ulymrlo wrestler. is third
VII, TWO.
In" summaries follow
3, - ,t!,. 'o!nh las Farrell II, defeated
/ N.rs'"r = Tir~ ! ariin'i,-s q ,-c"r,9s
~ i}} g nt.'. r'"ni 'laN'T,L d hing T. defeated
- rount ''s.S Hcnrnali. u. defeated
.-, Found '.ra,. G ) NJ 'aftht -. defeated
"a ~ - Z" >rrnEfs
The sun., 1910-12-17

PrincetOn'E team Of hockey players will
op~n it- season ~ the ~ Nicholas RinE
tonight IN u game with tho represent taiIve-
of the I niverity Of PennzylyanIa Tho
latter team - an unknown ,iIlautitv :,
far a. it@ playing ability IS concerned buIt
the Tigers. remembering the .NI.rsn.a
they had last season when they met and
we're defeated by tn" sturdy yOunyst"r-
from ~ PanfS School. Will pu- ont ihrIr
best players in an effort to score th. OBJ. n
ing victory 81 the wear III" gam" Tonight
VIII be ralled prOmptly ~ n'rlnrk
The sun., 1910-12-17
uIaggin Thorouxhbrra. Sold abroad.

~" "in'"r sleep ~ IIoppegarten. the
chief ra"iug colony "f B"rhn. ~ broken
ANNUALLY by sll" Of American blood stock
imported from Elm"ndrrf IN Krn'uCky. the
lo"aiton of IN" "It"n-,v" farms "f ! u.
HIggtn ~ m" winter auction IN Hoppe
RRri"n. III-f held. fnrn' 1.-Two mares. some
with tptl. Wrr" offered. i.'if several fOalI
w"r. nDr puf 10 ~ they await the arrival
Of their rn"fh"r- IN Jautary. The price.
"htniu"d yarr"r from ~. 400 for mar" with
iO.Ll TO f!.J for = marc without fOaI. All tho
mares yer" ~ "NC"ll"nt condition. phile
m" ipnl- - l1"utlv -'iIl suffered from the
,.n,.l-L- nl fl-c -..A md LnnI EnNngn
The sun., 1910-12-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE ADJOURNS
SHFDtLE BEGINS ON APRff
~ AND CLOSES OtTOBER ~.
Nasnate~ Decide To Take in Columbus
Ia, which Means That American
League thsmpion> will Ha'~ To nait
Before BrsinnlnS the " orls's ~erirs.

7
The National League of Professional
Baseball tWh~ al ouru"d after another
neeiuur az the iI"'-l NrH-lin Yesterday.
tn meet here again IN I-hr!trN. whom the
PLAYING >ch.dul" Will b" adopted he
/ "luh owner. Nrr" really 80 laaN" for home
! IA the afternoon and they seemed glad to
get away In"u" Was a long discussion
over tnau-,-. 'N"N SAID. hH' r"ihtnc
I Wa made purlt, r. va SAID that oppu.i-
/ hon :" tn. >aI.. II 'hn Boston 'luh to th"
Russell -Nnii'ir,' vH- cleared aN1y and that
T the new ov urr,. would b" rcaduV approved
/ IN" >cn-,ul" w5i- th, subject for another
/ windy argument N which 6 n Ebh-ts
+ oi Bronkivn w"u au important poin, Iu-
bets. though not r"dppOIut"d "a member
ot IN" -,hcdu" committees. insisted that tho
playing season ~NnuId not end ~oon"r than
October l.. Columbus pdv IA" showed
that a Uouhc header IN EruOklyn an that
date last fail drew NOR" ihnn i,,S-I paid
admissions. which. he said. proved that
there renamed plenty uf interest IN tn.
game AZ that time Several club owners
we're inclined to believe that the schedule
should end on October $ to comply with that
OF the American League and also 20 pre-
vent a delay in beginning the worlds cham
ptonship games But Ebbets finally carried
his point after convincing the nagnates
that the worlds series could be- played
any tim. in October without being seriously
hampar..! by the weather
The schedule therefore will be drafted
by Lynch preytUs- and Hsydler. to begin
on April IT, tn. same day the American
,a.,,,, ,,,,,. ,,,, a., a, nd ,l, n, oc,ob,r -
~ 49, ', ~ w. " - -
Ihl% m"hh- that ~ 'h" theF'ah League
season ends ON October : IN the Fast and
October in tho M.-t ths pennant winning
team IN the Johnson circuit viii have to
remain lul" h"arlS Nr"N o"I"re the sahc"
with tn" National League champions can
heytn The American Isagus men car,
no., ,,r ,h, vo,ld.s .,r,.- th,n ,hey a,
The sun., 1910-12-17
Columbia swimmer Begin season To-
night

The Columbia swimming team will open
Ia season by rn""tIng Cornell in the re-
'nodel.d pool on MorninEsidr Heights
tonight III" Blue and White has we'll
balanced team. although ~ probably has
he NOR. strength IN the plunge amt dive
III" water polo team ~ the b.'at that tolum-
bia has had in Years 4. ID TrubenbaCh
has coached the team for the past month
Hobart St.nrrnann. who came from Ob.r-
lin two years agO. is one Of tho strongest
men on IN. Columbia squad and Will ma
tsrially strengthen lie defenc" n ne ~ abe
IN get I'm fbe game
The sun., 1910-12-17
Iask eeaBaIl Notes.

Ths Ssv York University bAskethalI car
viii rr~i nc Yale Nyr tO nIght n trr gymnasium
at niyrrsi'y ''~igrt-. Ths t"anls very r-"nIy
t1afrh-l aud Tho game ShOiili bs rIoss me
zach MrtErr u NrN Ork niyrrsity hs, bern
giving the tram long. hard rTartl'es ever ni-ht
and has dsS elOp~ti fast rOOl hrAde1 hye Iut of
pTacfirally raw material. The team Il entirely
neW wiih the exception 0f Cspt Smith. WHO
played last year.
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Many ~ atrrs to Compete.

An unusually large number of entries
has been received for fh" sChoolboy
races 20 day at tn" So Nicholas Rink The-"
races are attracting n lot Of attention from
IN. patrons " m" rink. and "a crowd uf
"n'hfI-iaztIr spectators IL always present
after the morning session when they ar"
k.siI
The sun., 1910-12-17
Pitcher Lush 90 lsc Married.

A mhrring" lc"n-" was I--Ued Yesterday
81 th" 'ify Han >" trn".r BENJAMIN Lush
~ 23p Naaf I2J'h -tr".r. - years old and
Maud Eyylyn Einc"ll.t6r - Years old Of
Bridg.porf Conn. Lush IL ono oG tho
pitchers on the Philadelphia National
League team.
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pripc-tsn-Penn soc-rr Game Or.

PHIf,DELPBIA.. De" ~ PrinCe'on has
cancelled ~ soccrr game with Psnn-yl-
wanna -"hetiuled for tomorrow the
Tiger. cannot get team together
The sun., 1910-12-17

score Columbia. "a Penn State. Is Goals
from neld kisnd ). Shaw. =; Laaues. :: sails.
bury. :; McIniyrc :, blythe. Lee. Goal. from
sohn for Henson. R-'rr-r-F. J .,ilss. Nc,, York
Athletic Chh. Umpire \ J salmon. RrooEl lyn
Central Y =. y. Time of halves ~ minutes
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Yes Inde~d said the agent OF one -maI
plant. NeI" going 10 branch out next
season W" u be next TO the idrsesr of then
all tnen
ter9-tsl
sure. we're going 10 move right along
side tho So-and 80 plant. he rephcd nam.
ing the biggest in th. country
The sun., 1910-12-17

o.. YEAR,. - believed 80 t.. par
.." - enable Angus H-rrrlnnn
.ua' 10 r'Ii- the l"Ig'I" with al
tDr"rt- friends -stid y--t"rtay
.a' Lynch hal J'ri ned 10 r.
- r!I,. -"nHIrIi" committee a.
... .. NJ i.rTrn ann an! Pre- lent
'... tr.-T.cAn I..'a-.c. Who ha-
.r. -p --,'ie Nl'h III" BTDurI}L
II Iup"r- vOIid 'Vi away Irum
.' chicago and pgci Di PnItt-
-.ri hat h" NOVl'. soon mai
.tr"r V'fh th.- 'iI'tl'or- OI th..
... me- doubt 'IAf EDb"f, u
''' 'IruIOgr b." has received
.--'. N 'u" minority Just ~
. .ug - are after Murphy and
-.arp -.l"k
.' D." Eastern League therr
n ~ h1r~ua.. f-ian who dO@-n
I.tNcr- la- been -haD'IlE
dom Joan l!rush q. ia"
rra.- j. among 'hO-" who
.." L.-f"ru l."a'rI" viii lose
..'-rIs'' Powers has received
.,.'s' from all of the major
.H ...i- w"''k : -eS-lOn~. IL" has
So nr, to keep the Eastern
Nt'L"Jf getting c"ntVba"h
80 1"aglr adjourned with
f..1- comm itise IN violation
.'IHs Whether 'ht- was in.
.-- Hf not CIhnOr b" i"arned,
N' Jp''-1n can appoint ~"
.'i"' 'd-lng u mail vote. "
"'''Ing "' M" rules COfnmitt'"
'a" h-s leagues ihs PROPOSE
. '..-s' no" batting by reducing
" 't'I.5i halls from four to
sIHg w" IIUmb"r Of -trik"-
'W.' VIII b" he mot !mpOr-
.. '" is'' ~"
'r,r"" ~" now president Of