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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17
SALT LAKE SOCCER
ELEVEN AT UNIVERSITY

At Cummings field this afternoon the
Salt Lake soccer team viii play an eN-
hibition game with the University Of
Utah eleven. Kickoff at 3 o'clock.
The varsity has hair dozen men who
on last saturday. showing can de-
vclop into brilliant soccer players. and
there are others who have the ability
if they viii get out and practice.
The salt Lake eleven realizes. after
the Crimson's tie with Garfield last
week that they are worthy fOemcu. and
viii therefore put out the strongest
team possible on "A Saturday. A new
center halfback named Cohen viii be
given a tryout. The lineup probably
will be. Jennings. goal. Gosh. r. d..
Sanford. T. b.. Hyde. r. d. b.. Cohen.
G.. D.. D.. Sansbury. J. D.. b.. Collins. %. r..
Bramley. f. r., Dickinson (captaiu). c. T.;
Anscli. j. T.. Major. o. I.
At Fort Douglas on sunday afternoon
the Blue and White will play their
postpOnet league game with the sol
diers.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17
HENAGER'S FAST FIVE
WINS FROM BURLINGTON

In the first practice game Henager's
Business college basketball five met the
fast Burlington five last night at the
National Guard armory and won by the
score Of 80 TO %. The Henager five
presents the most formidable lineup
in the state at the present time and
When the men get In shape promises to
make all the fives step some.
At center as Hoffman. the former Y
n g. A. star. who Is coaching the five
At forwards are Wilcox and Hammond.
ana the guards are Gum and Bloom
qulst, All members OF the former state
championship Y. NJ G. A. five. With
more than twenty candidates TO make
the veterans step to hold their places
the business college will be hard five
to beat this winter
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17
B. Y. U. AND LEHI FACULTY
FlVES PLAY TONIGHT
Special 70 The d-RennhIicanN

Especial 70 The Herald Republican,
lseht Dec. ia basketball game
That rs causing all kinds Of interest ia
the one scheduled for the Lehi pavi1-
ion Saturday night. December Il. when
1ne q y. I. faculty viii try couclu-
slons with the Lehi Dedagogues i'm the
Ilrst or a series 20 decide the state
championship I'm the faculty di,ision
me TACT that in the T. Y. L. Ifueup
VIII be seen such former stars as
Nhanherlln and Rose. and in the Lehi
i've the WanESgagrd brothers. insureS
an interesting contest for the fanf
Wnlle the further fact that the receiuts
or the game will go toward enrichiuR
Lem new public library. guarantees =
packed house
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17

posed OF Mark and Nat Ewing r. N.
Hoogman. Louis Hall and Edward
Prendergsst will take over the con-
trolling interest IN the club. He will
meet there the American league COM
mittee. consisting Of President Ban
Johnson. Charles A. COmiskey and
Frank J. Farrell.
When the negotiations are over Mr..
Hedges will go to Arizona on personal
business. and then will go to Europe
TO remain several years for his health.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17

President G. W. Murphy Of Chicago
won his point 10 extend the season to
include Columbus DAY and Chicago
day. both holidays being extensively
celebrated in Chicago. President
Johnson said the American league
would end its season ION or about Oc-
tobcr 16."
Robert Lee Hedges. principal own
or Of the st. Louis Americans. depart
ed Tor the west tonight to complete
the deal whereby the syndicate COM
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17

Il admit" says Mr.. Allen" that the
baseball situation is still unsettled
other than the fact that Twin Falls is
to be in the league. We have not
named a manager. but you can wager
that Twin Falls viii have ball club.
and it won't be n tail-end club. either.
There is bunch OF US there who
have grown up with the little city. as
YOU might say. and we have deter
mined that Twin Falls needs some adj
vertising. and we are going to do it
by putting in baseball team. Just
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17
HIGH SCHOOL HOT AFTER
BASKETBALL GAMES

The squad Of the high school basket
ball team has dwindled down to twelve
members. and some more NJ them are
thinking OF quitting n there are no
games IN sight by the end Of next week.
Manager Ward OF the high school stated
mat his team would play tho Rurling-
tons tuesday night IL the date can DO
arranged Ward has also been neVo-
tattnE with the manager or the Hem
aEer BUSINESS college team. and DO ig
almost a sure thing that a game viii
De arranged Tor some time next week.
.,., Tho football banquet set for next
thursday has been postponed until tho
first Thursday after tho holiday vaca-
ton.
RING FATALITY.
Philadelphia. Dec. 16.-Edward. alias
Kid. Gardiner. twenty-one wears old.
was Knocked out and probably fatally
injured tonight in siN-round boxing
match with Johnny Kahn. twcnty-ouc
years old. at the Nonpsreil A g In
the fifth round Kahn floored Gardiner
with a right hook TO the Jaw. Cardi-
ner was carried from the ring uncon-
scious with a fractured skull. Kahn
was arrested.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17

en- such action. Thirty athletes were
on the stand to receive their awards
aldcmar Van Colt. one Of the regents
was inc speaker OF tho day and gave
a snort talk on the value OF LOYALTY &c
the school on thc part OF the under
graduates The speaker compliment
ca the members Of the athletic teams
on their showing last year in track
football.
Coach Bcnuion brought down fha
house with some humorous reufnfsrcn-
ces OF his own football days.
Dr. Merrill chairman Of the athletic
council complimcuted the men on their
success I'm winning their letters and
awarded the jerseys to the track men
and fobs so the basketball and foot
ball squads The jewelers. were unable
TO finish the football fobs In time for
the occasion. but the men viii have
them in a few days.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17

"Rutt and Clarke gained the three
laps on the field. and earned them.
and could have gained more. Rutt
was doing some great riding. and
Clarke was just as strong. When the
finish Of the sprint came everyone
looked at one another and then
walked out. 1t was too deep a job TO
unravel.
Il left lver Lawson and the other
riders i'm New York. but they will
move soon to Buffalo for the six-day
race there. Lawson seems to be
strong again. but I do not think he
viii be able to do his best. rs he is off
form following his accidents"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17

Tho Lafayette eleven has made
wonderful record. not only winning
an Of its games. but protecting its
goal from a single score. The boys
were coached by H. j. Halton OF the
Soccer Boosters club. and 90 his
work the title is largely responsible
The series of games has been "a
complete success. and the game has
found many converts I'm the grade
schools Not "a serious injury was
seen during the season. although the
youngsters played with the spirit and
dash Of older teams. The game VIII
be taken up in early spring for the
1911 championship
The details Of yesterdays game fol-
lows:
Promptly on the kickoff by Emer-
son. Cowiey and Dahistead broke up
n run Of Emcrson's left wing and the
ball was run well down into Emerson
territory. but Dern relieved with "A
huge punt. Back again came I.afav-
cite. and Peary. who was playing CEN
ter half. cleared. repeatedly breaking
up the forward play OF the LAFAYETTE
and was all through the game the
best halfbacly on the field. Emerson
pressed FOR some time. but the fin
ishinE touches we're lacking to score.
due in great measure Co the fine de-
fcnsivc work OF Schmidt and Paul.
which saved the Lafayette goal
The right wing Of Lafayette be-
came prominent and Dern was forced
TO kick out: nicely combined run by
Cardweu and scott was spoiled by
weak shooting. A hot scrimmaEe in
front or the Lafayette goal eusued.
and Emerson was only prevented
from scoring by sheer luck Lafayette
then pressed and r. Lyman had to
concede a corner which was cleared.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17
OHIO STATE WANTS
TO JOIN CONFERENCE

chicago. Dec. 1s.-The Ohio state
university has opened negotiations TO
join the Big Eight conference and
take the place OF Michigan il the lat
ter continues to refuse to re-enter the
western body. and once more restore
inc name TO the Big Nine" Mr.. Evans
or the athletic board Of Ohio state has
communicated with the conference fac
ulty members. and il is said that the
aPplcatlon Of Ohio will be considered.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17
RETAINs TITLE.

Detroit. Mich. Dec. I6.-Hcnry Orde-
man. rho Minneapolis wrestler. 20 whom
Frank Gotch turned over his title upon
his retirement. won from Ernest Feuby
or shepard. Mich. in straight falls here
tonight Both came iu short order
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17

Tt Is unusual that such an announce
ment should be made az this time. but
owing 20 the fact that the racing sea-
s0u was curtailcd I'm 1910. some doubt
existed a. 90 whether or not the diff
fcreut associations would continue the
stake program.
Though the values arc not as great
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17

watch our smoke. We may not know
some ball players at the start Of the
season. but If they do not make good
we will soon have some that are plav-
crs.
The easiest thing Twin Falls does
is TO make Boise sore and when We
get going we win have Boise playing
ball TO beat us. Baseball is about our
only diversion in the simmer. and we
viii take chance at it,"
Mr.. Allen says that he will be here
January / for the league meeting in
person, or be represented by proxy.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17

Especial to The Herald Republican,
ogden. Dec. l6.-fomorrow night the
weber academy basketball team niavS
the Il. Y. 9. team from Logan II
promises TO be one Of the most hotIv
contested games OF the season as the
leRe league
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17
IOKEL AND KEITH.

At the smoker TO be held tonight nv
the Order OF Moose, Mike Yokel and
Danny Keith will go on for a wrestling
exhibition. The order OF Moose hsa
been after Yokel for some time To show
some Of the fine points of the maj
game and he will appear tonight
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17
UNIVERSITY ATHLETES HONORED
At GREAT ALUMNI BANQUET


. inc
was
O
activities
in Tic
alumni Claude Reynolds
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17
De Roster Says Six-Day Race
Deal Too Much for Him

Coming
He
in to London to ride
five 4
Indian
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17
BROWNS WIN.

At the Deseret gymna stun last night
the Browns five won from the Har-
wards at basketball by the score Of
% 10 =. The play was min and tuck
throughout. Andrews. Jenlins AMI
feary played star games. The lineup:
Browns Usr,.srls
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17

BIG LEAGUES ADOPT
SHORT SCHEDULE

lew YORK, f6-Thc
IN night with a
game. October IL
Ban johnson
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17
MR. nTsINEss MAN.

Do you know that yourself and clerks
need some exercise? Why not try roll
er skating? Auditorium roller rink is
open every evening, except SUNDAYS:
| matinees Saturdays. Music by Audi
| torium brass band
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17
LAFAYETTE ELEVEN Wins SCHOOL
CHAMPIONSHIP At SOCCER


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of
of
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17

Fond Du Lac. Wis. Dec. 16.-Eddie
NcGoortv had the best OF ten-rouud
bout with Jack Dillon tonight. The
fight went the limit.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17
Twin Falls Fan Says His City
viii Stick in Baseball League

F win
Mon association is salt Lake to talk the
f. Twn
w be n IN leagu race
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17
USUAL RICH STAKES TO BE
RUN AT BEL MONT next YEAR

NV YORK Dec 1sAnnobncernent
IN
during fixtures clos
on
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17
Assembly nj 81 =.

The winners Of the "U" were hon
ored ST an assembly held at the uni
.versity at noon.
The dav had been set aside AT the
"U'' as honor dsy. this being the tirst
wear that an executive board has tax
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-12-28

to the earnest Lawn tennis player. but
then his lawn tennis seems frivolous
TO her. 1t is just a popularity of his
sex to make a fuss about It; she nc
cepts his peculiarities without fratting
about them. and expects him &c accept
hers.
And after all dress to women is
something more than a game. 1t is
one of their means OF expressing them
selves. Fine clothes make them feel
happy and as If they were in glori-
fed state of existence. freed from the
wear and tear OF its life; in fact as II
they were true birds Of Paradise, with
all the splendor of Paradise in their
plumage."
There you have It. There is more of
IL. wherein the editor admits that only
Tolstoi and himself have a sufficiently
true insight into woman's nature TO be
able to solve the riddle
But the women have yet to be heard
from in their opinion OF the Times
resolution. We may be sure they will
speak up promptly. It is safe to say
the times mail hGg is already swell
Ing with feminine remarks on its
judgment or feminine character--pos-
sibly not all OF them In contradiction
of its view.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-12-28
Another Version.

Mrs. Lee was spending the afternoon
with Mrs. Washington on that bright
and balmy day early in the eighteenth
century when little George cut down
the cherry tree. Looking from the
window into the orchard. Mrs ee saw
a lad hacking away at the tree. and
said.
Mrs Washington. ! do believe that
is one of those Carroll boys out there
cutting your cherry tree"
"The young rascal" declared Mrs.
Washington TN have Mr.. Washing
ton have him thrown into jail as an
example to other boys He is the worst
harum-scarum thing In the colony and
49,"
Wait a moment" interposed Mrs.
Lee. trying second pair of spectacles.
Il was mistaken. II isn't the Carroll
boy It's your George"
oh, so It Isl Now. isn't he Just the
cunningest thingl He Is always imi-
tating the things he sees the grown up
men do. shall tell his father Of this
and he viii think It is by far the cutest
thing George has done since the day
ne shot the best COW for deer"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-12-28
Explorers Eat Dead Whale

passed Thanksgiving day a year ago.
They were trekking across the country
and had exhausted their supply of food
three days before. Starvation seemed
facing them when they came across
the carcass Of a whale on the beach.
The whale had been dead about four
years but, says Stefansson In his let
tsrs, they we're glad to Gull over the
remains and found the selected por-
tons delicate and satisfying" They
Toasted on frozen whale and blubber
for is days and then resumed their
travels.
The StefansGon-Anderson expedition
differed materially from the usual ex.
petition which Is sent into the arctic
wilds. Usually such expeditions pro-
vide themselves with a complete out.
fit for avoiding the rIgors of the frozen
north. But Stefansson and Anderson
travelled light. 1t was planned that. as
was an chronological one. It would be
best to live with the natives in their
houses and gather supplies Just as
they get them.
One of the tribes encountered lie the
island tribe Of Nunatna. This tribe
has never traded with the white man
and little or nothing beyond its name
is known to scientists. 1t is likely that
the large collection descriptive OF this
tribes mode of life will be added to
the museum.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-12-28
TIPS FOR THE KITCHEN
USEFUL SUGGESTIONS FOR THE
PRACTICAL HOUSEWIFE.
Wrinkles That Will Make Work Easier
and Help in Keeping Things Clean
Some Helps for
the Cook.

Candles burn better and more slow
~ If they have been stored in a dry
place six or seven weeks before they
are used.
II grease is spilled en- the kitchen
table, cover the spot at once with salt,
which will prevent the grease soaking
into the wood.
To prevent a gas stove from rusting,
as they will do If care is not taken.
rub the entire inside with q flannel
cloth which has been saturated with
sweet oil
When there is much coal dust in the
cellar it should be mixed with sawdust
moisten with parafEin. Form this into
balls the size of an orange. and use
for banking up fire,
To keep sandwich cakes from rising
In the center spread the mixture away
from the center of the tin towards
the sides, and the cake will come out
of the oven beautifully light and quite
even.
For restoring a sponge that has be-
come Shiny to its former cleanliness,
dissolve tablespoonful OF sea salt in
quart of hot water. Soak thesponge
in this mixture until 1t is quite cold,
then rinse out in several clear wa
tiers.
To clean a frying pan after fish or
onions boil out the pan with soda wa
ter, wash it clean, then put on the fire
and shake little oatmeal in; leave
this to brown; after. wipe out with a
dish cloth; all unpleasant taste or
smell will have vanished
When We put new oilcloth on the Ia
BILE In less than a week the corners
are cut. and therefore make the cloth
look shabby. Now, 10 prevent this just
PASTE a piece of new calico under the
corners of your cloth. and you will
find IN six months later your cloth will
be no worse.
To remove the deposit from the I'm
side of tea kettles, fill the kettle with
water. add 10 1t = draw of salam-
moniac Let It boil for an hour. when
the fur. or petrified substance found on
the metal, will be dissolved and can be
easily removed. Rinse the kettle out
well, then boil out once or twice before
using the contents.
Celery should always be allowed to
lie In cold watetr to which little
salt must be added for an hour before
It is required for he table This will
make II very crisp. When peeling
onions begin at the root end and peel
upwards. and they will scarcely affect
the ewes AlWays mt the sugar used
In pie In the center OF the fruit. not
ut the top. as this makes the pie
sodden.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-12-28
Moments Souls Are Elateu by
Gorgeous Clothes.
London Times Thinks II Has Found
Out Why Dress Is Made Such a
Serious Matter-Takes No In
terest in Any Sport.

London.-It has remained for the
London Times to solve one of the
great social mysteries. Amusement is
mild term to apply TO the feelings of
Engiishmen when they found in the
editorial columns of the Thunderer a
leading article entitled ''The Problem
of the Big Hat
A joke in the columns of England's
most dignified journal would scarcely
have made a greater sensation. Friv-
olity, lightness, the human touch, are
things taboo in Printinghouse square.
And yet suddenly, without warning,
comes this startling sign of juvenation
not rejuvenation. for the Times new
er was young.
There is only one thing to account
for 1t. That awful burden, the prepa-
ration Of new edition of the British
Encyclopaedia, has recently been trans
ferred from the Times to the Cam
bridge University Press. The relief
from responsibility has brought too
great a reaction. 1t has gone to the
editors head. It has led him to tackle
recklessly and lightheartedly a prob
lem which has baffled the masculine
half Of humanity since beyond the
memory OF man. With0ut further de-
lay, here Is his solution:
TT is commonly said that women
are more unselfish than men, And so
they certainly are In the home. They
will sacrifice themselves utterly for
particular men aud particular chill
dren. Yet they viii not sacrifice an
inch Of hat brinl or feather for the
common convenience. and they will
not tell US the reason OF this seem
ing inconsistency.
Men demonstrate. and they smile
and continue to wear the hats and the
feathers. Therefore IT remains for us
to guess at the reason of this behavior
SO strange to us, and we can only
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-12-28
chestnu,a Win manaronl.

Roast a dozen fine chestnuts in their
shells, peel and pound them to a paste.
Season with a small teaspoon OF salt
and put them into a stewpau with
eight ounces Of macaronl, previously
boiled and drained according 10 the
recipe Tor boiling macaroni. Add three.
ounces of butter and large onion I'M
cut Shake the whole well together
and stir round in pan for ten or twelve
minutes. II dry. pour In tablespoon
of milk and mix again until hot. then
remove the onion and dish the maca-
ronl Cover IT well with equal quanti-
ties OF grated parmesan and fine bread
crumbs and brown lightly in the oven
or before the fire. Butter should be
run over the top.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-12-28

MY friend know you think OF me
Now that the Christmas time draws
near,
When lights will CLEAN upon the tree
And all our world be filed with cheer.
l know you think OF me for !
Am thinking all the while OF YOU
Now. here's plan that we might try
With the gift-giving we would do.
suppoSa, instead OF sending mo
The gift which even now you plan
You go and find where there may be
A child a woman or man
70 whom the good Saint may not coma
Unless by you personined-
Some one who. patient worn and numb,
Looks at tho future weary-eyed.
suppose I, too find such one
Some eager little girl or boy
Whom poverty has robbed of fun.
Who does not have doll or top
And you give as you'd give to me
TO those who SIT and wait and sigh
And dream of pleasures that might be;
Suppose you do-and so will l.
I know the gift that I might send
Would fan TO rouse the slightest glow
or cheer within your heart my friend,
If you knew that some one ad woe,
Some one who had RIO Joy nor mirth
Nor dancing shadows on the wall
For Christmas is OF little wor;h
Unless II comes TO one and all
So lot us make each other gifts
Give that which sancti1es the soul;
The ldndllness that bends and lifts
The Borrowing and makes him whole.
And Il may be that He whose Day
II IA that thus we celebrate
WIN blot some sin OF ours away
from on tho book kept at the Gate.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-12-28
Boiled Cheese.

Take nice. thick sour milk and let
It get warm. but not hot Stir so It
does not get lumpy, then pour into a
clean -four sack. tie up and place I'M
der heavy press to drain all water
out. Crate II or rub II between your
hands very fine and put In an earthen
dish or crock lido not press DOWN.
Put cloth over the crock and a plate
on top and keep 1t covered and In a
warm place for three or four days to
ferment. Put In a double bother and
TO one gallon of grated cheese add
butter the size of an egg. and let boil
till all is dissolved: then put in salt
and caraway seed. Let boil till It
forms a skin on top; let stand for
minute. then stir and whip while
steaming. Do not use cream instead
of butter. as 1t will not keep II
made as directed it will keep for
weeks.