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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-23
COPPlRS WINS
AT BUENA VISTA

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, June %.
-Coppers. at Z to /, took the feature
race at Buena Vista today. The horse
jumped into the lead early and helc
his field safe. ookey Kent was sot
down for ten days for striking Buxton
repeatedly with his whip In the
fourth race. Results:
First race, six furlongs, selling
Esther Stafford, S TO 1. won; Yellow
Foot, IL to l. second; Captain Bur
nett to /. third. Time. 1:162-
Second race. six furIongs. selling
McNuliy. 10 10 1. won; Harry Stan
hope, to /. second, Rather Royal. 9
to 2, third Time, 1:l5 4-5.
Third race, seven furloDgs, selling
-Ncbulosus, to s. won; Silver
Grain. I to 1, second; Albion H.. G to
l, third. Time. 1;2s l5
Fourth race, mile and AN eighth,
selling-Coppers. to l, won; Sir
John, 10 To 5. second. Dgckthorn,
to 5, third Time. 1;S6.
Fifth race. Ave furlongs. selling
Ben K. Sleet. 2 to l, won: Platoon, Q
to ). second: Valencia, 6 to /. third.
Time, 1;01 3-5
Sixth race. mile, purse-Lcwiston.
5 10 1, won; Early Tide, 6 to 8, sec
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RANDOM
REFERENCES
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The performance OF Mrs. Fiske Will
begin at $3.50 prompt tonight. People
must be In their seats at that time
or they will BIO compelled to walt un-
I'll after the first act. =
Large CherrIes-A box Of "Bing"
cherries. from the orchard OF John
Farr. exhibited in the Standard win
dow this morning. attracted much at
tention Tho cherries. the largest OF
the season. are luscious and Of beautl-
ful color.
J. NJ. RUSSELL who formally had
charge OF the Armor Market, now
has charge of the retail department
OF the Russcll-James Co, 185 24th
street
II you cat. eat at Livingston's
Cafeteria =
Railroad Surseon-Dr f. G. Aims
worth. chief surgeon OF the Southern
Pacific company, with headquarters
at San Francisco. is In Ogden to
spend a day looking over the local
emergency hospital at the depot
You cnnnst make a mistake by u.s.
Ing ID & W. Hutter. -
Pullman Of1cial-J C. Patterson.
superintendent Of the northwestern
division OF the Pullman company. is
in Ogden on a general inspection
tour. While here be visited the office
Of District Agent J. NJ. Kimel. Mr.
Patterson's headquarters arc IN CHI
cago.
Fresh eggs, doz. Csc. Smith
Grocery. =
From New Tork-Mrs- Ike Russell,
wife OF the New York journalist, is
spending tho summer with her moth
er and relatives at the family resi-
dence, 31s7 Adams avenue.
Fl. P. Flour. sack s1.SO, Smith
Grocery. =
Antoine mitehmitohelI. a Strong Man
Tho Amalgamated Sugar Co. has
some strong lads In its employ at the
Wilson factory. Antoine M.tchmitchell
nn Italian employe of the factory, wag'
cred he could carry q 100-pound sack
OF sugar on one shoulder from the
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PREP ARR C FOR
HOMES. S.EKERS

SPOKANE, Wash. June "a
More than 100000 acres of Indian
reservation lands In Yakima and
Klickitat counties, in south central
Washington. will be opened for home
stead purposes next September or
October. according to advices recelv-
cd by the Spokane Chamber of Com
merce and the Yakima Commercial
club from United States Senator
Wesley l.. Jones. H P James, Sec
retary of the last named orgapiza-
tlon at North Yakima. Is making pre-
paratious to handle the thousands OF
homescekers expected 10 file on the
land
Senator Jones says In his letters
that although no official proclama-
tion has been issued, 1t is likely
President Taft will attach his sigma
ture TO the document In a short time,
adding that recent conferences of Of
ficialS OF the land and Indian de-
partments mako the opening probable
about tho time mentioned The open
Ing of the reserve will be opportune.
ae the labor shortage in the orchard
districts would be relieved to the ex-
tont of tho number of persons going
to work as pickers and packers.
II Is announced that all the survey
work on the reservation proper is
completed. also that the allotments
to the Indians and the appralsement
of the surplus lands have been made.
The timber land Will be sold under
sealed bids. the rest being drawn
for under the lottery plan. similar to
the method employed at the opening
OF the Flathead. the Coeur d'Alene
and Spokane reservations IN 1909.
The Yakima reservation comprises
1,145.000 acres. OF which 100000 will
be opened subject to the reclamation
act. The United States government
is constructing an irrigation plant to
water that much land. This land
may be taken up In farm units. rang
ing from 40 to 160 acres. depending
upon the productivity OF the soil. The
cost OF the water right repends upon
the expenditure on the canal and Is
pro rated against each acre watered
The entryman has 10 years In which
to pay for the water right. without
interest on deferred payments. A
small charge Is made on each acre
watered to maintain the canal. which
is later turned over 10 the settlers
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THEY ALL DO THIS.

The lady's face was wrthing under
a white veil In a series Of remark
able contortions. In one hand she
carried an umbrella; in tho other a
brown paper parcel. Several passers
by paused to watch her In her strange
grimacing.
why" exclaimed one OF them
what on earth Is the matter. ma
dame7"
The facial acrobats ceased. and a
sweet smile succeeded
with me? Why. nothing"
But you looked i'll Your face
You were twisting 1t into all sorts
Of shapes"
The lady held out her handsome
with paper parcel IN it, and in the
other tho umbrella.
81 was only trying" she exclaimed
ito work the edge Of my veil dowr
under my chin"
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SIGHT DRAFT
CAUSE OF
ARREST "

County Attorney David Jensen has
filed a complaint against O. Q. Old
ham. charging him with obtaining
money under false prctenses.
The complaint alleges that. on Juno
IL, oldham induced r. E. Hoag, cash-
Ter OF tho Utah National bank OF this
city, to cash a sight draft for ss0,
representing TO Mr. Hoag that he WAS
agent OF the State Mutual Co-Opera-
tlvc Insurance company OF MoscoE,
Idaho. and that the Moscow company
would honor the same, but that the
representation WAS false.
oldham IS In jail awaiting a hear
ing
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DIPLOMATIC.
First Matron=They

First Metron-They tell me that
Mrs. Smith Is as mum as an oyster.
Second Matron-Well. of course.
wouldn't say anything against Mrs
Smith for the world; she is one of my
very dearest and best friends. But
It does seem to me that your compara-
tive is not well chosen In this case.
Let us say that she keeps a secret as
well-wcll. as do those onions that
you ate for dinner.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-23
DOWNFALL OF A
MAN OF WEALTH

Evansville. Ind. June 2S,-Capt S.
P. Gillette, former president OF the
Citizens National bank. which was
suspended for two weeks In January,
1910. following the discovery of many
insecure loans, was arrested today on
an indictment charging violation of
the banking laws. The indictment
was returned at Indianapolis yester
day.
Capt Gillette gave $4,000 bond
He is 70 years old, He was graduat-
ed from the United States naval ac-
ademy during the civil war. but re-
tired from the navy forty years ago.
The losses of his bank were S272, 900
The bank was Immediately re-organ-
ized
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AUTO OvERTuRNS
KILLING A WOMAN

Nice, France. June 23.-hn auto
mobile occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry, Americans. and Nine. Mat
ton, ran Into a ditch and was over
turned near Castellane, in the de-
partmeDt OF Basses Alps today, Nine.
Nation was killed and Mr. Henry
bally injured. The latter's wife es-
capped unhurt
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DAWES AGAINST
CENTRAL BANK

Decatur, Ills, June 23.-Charles G..
Dawes, Of Chicago. formor comp
troller OF the currency. today ad-
dressed the Illinois State Bankers as
ISOLATION. Mr.. Dawes, In his speech,
maintained that central bank could
not be successfully adapted to our
present independent banking system,
although recognizing tho great econ
omic advantages enjoyed by European
countries under q central bank plan.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-23
Throuah the None-

Really. now. English royalty should
not complain so noisily and so fro
quently about Yankees who talk
through their noses" Talking
through ones nose is proof positive
that surgical operations have not de-
stroycd that useful organ-Pittsburg
Gazette Times.
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LABOR UNIONS
WILL BE EXEMPTED

Washington. June 23.-An Informal
canvass of the senate indicated that
it will have to rccede from Its op-
position to the house amendment to
the sundry civil bill exemptlng labor
organizations from prosecution under
the Sherman antitrust law, Senat-
ors pointed out that the proposed eX"
emption IS for any act mot In Itself
unlawful"
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MORGAN IS THE
PICTURE OF HEALTH

New York. June 23.-J. Plerpont
Morgan came here today from Eu-
rope. looking the picture OF health.
The banker has been abroad for sew
eral months and. during that period.
there were numerous reports that he
was In poor health
Look we'll don't II" asked Mr.,
Morgan. and then answered the In
terrogation by saying:
Il never felt better in my life.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-23
RAIN FALLS IN GRAIN BELT.

Deadwood, S. D., Juno pa rain
storm visited the western part of
South Dakota last night and benefit
ed crops IN many sections. East of
Rapid City. tho fall was heavy. Re
ports are more favorable today from
all the grain districts.
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kerby and HoIatIaW.

In the opinion OF Mr.. Lorimer, Mr..
Holstlaw is the Kerby of the Illinois
situation. and the administration re-
CARDS Kerby as the Holstlaw OF the
Ballinser investigation. Holstlaw
took cash and Kerby dictatIon. but
they were equally guilty of not keep
ing silence.-LouisyIllc Courier-Jour-
nal
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A Chance for Spain.

If Spain is really anxious to have
the Maine raised she might come for
ward with an offer to pay half the
expense. Not that your sturdy old
Uncle Samuel would consider the pro-
posal for a moment. But II might be
regarded as q sign of good faith
PHILADELPHIA Press.
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JOCKEY DIES.

New York, June 23-ErDest Huppe.
the steeplechase jockey. who was
thrown in race at Sheepshead Bay
yesterday, died today from his injur-
les
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POPULATION OF
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Washington. June 2a.-The popula-
ton Of the District OF Columbia ie
331, ,O69. according to the returns OF
the thirteenth decennial census.
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Stranoe as II Nav seem.

Many of the older residents can TO-
member when We had sunshine for
days at q timc.-Chicago News.
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We'll Reatan Down.

The way OF the transgressor Is hard
of course. 1t is SO thoroughly and
persistently traveled-Puck
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-23

ond Roalta, 80 to l. third. Time.
l:41 3-5.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-23

II would be presumptuous to In
quIre how much the scientists have
learned from the comet Let US rest
with the safe contention that the
comet has enabled authorities TO stick
a few pins in new hypotheses relative
to comets tails The fact that stands
out through all assertion. inquiry and
speculation is the amazing accuracy
OF mathematical astronomy, From the
observations OF rs years ago. the
time OF the comets nearest approach
TO the sun was calculated TO within a
weck.-Boston Transcript.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-23
His Predlcament.,

The mayor OF San Francisco Is run
ming tho city from cot in hospital.
but he can't see the big prize tight
unless he rapidly recovers--Cleye-
land Pain Dealer,
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SUMMER. NEEDS
WAY UNDER PRICE

Swell new parasols, $3.50 and
$4.O0 values . S2.45
All new sun shades, $500 and
81 80 values ....... S1.4S
New summer neckwear, lat
est fads, 35c and SOC values
Special = ........,. 25c
All 25c neckwear-Special
at ..-.............. l9c
All 65c and 75c neckwear.
special .............. 4Sc
Silk gloves, 12-button $1.25
and $3.50, special for this sale
at ........-.- ....,. 79c
16-button hsle. $l.00 value
for ..........,....5S 5Sc
2-clasp Kayser and Formosa
Gloves. 75c value for. 4Sc
Worlds new glove-Cham-
olsette for ........,,..3 $50
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Children S hose, best 25c val
ueS, sizes 6 to 9 1-2-Speeial
per pair ..............-1 1of
Children's best Soc grade
silk hsle hosc-Special per
paT T...............,..-.Io Ioc
Boys extra heavy hose. all
sizes and styles of ribs, wear
guaranteed wonderful boys
hose at 35e, for .... 23c
Ladies black NIaco Yarn cot
ton hose, 20c value for. 1212c
100 dozen hose, special-Our
best wearing 35c hosc-Spec-
ldl ScC
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-07
LEAGUE
TO Revive SPORTS
Casl, Prize League Will Take Juris.
liction Over Men Who Com
pete for Money.

New York, oct. 7.--Annonncemeh' Is
made here of the formation OF u ne"
na,ional athletic organization to be caiied
the cash prize league. The object OF the
league viii DO 10 revive Irotessienal am
lctics in this country. Wine fsNiyins
that game, IT is hoped that the moSe''itlt
viii nj the same time tend 10 puriiy
the amateur ranks. /.
"\yhen our league Is running pr9pei -,
saws n prciimiuaryan !. WI
prevent professional athletes rom GUtn
net,rs among amateurs. Al preseh. nv, ~
nrc many athletes registered ~ INV ~
4 II, that would quit ;:le amateur sno 10 :
tomot row IL there were any other hIhu "
n meet in which thoy could compe'..;;
cur meets Will take them rom e''o
amateur ranks, .,,,,,
ton which will be represented III every
city in the country. 80
Tho LEAGUE has the endorsement or
Jancs Il. sullivan, president OF inc Met-
ropolItan District OF the, A.. a. y. i. !.
ITS good thing and welcome ~,
he said In an interview printed touaS.
.,The a. A. u. has always iookeu FAVOR
ably upou honest professional sport. no
matter what 1t might ne. There are a
rroat ,nnnv clean honest men in TINS
Country who are professionals.
IAN out and out professional Is n
much more respected person than n pro.
fessionnl who completes in the disguise ot
an amateur | believe that the new
league will help us keep the a., a. u
frdc from so-callcd professionals.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-07
BASEBALL FANS
ENGAGE SLEEPERS

chioago, Oct. Requests for seats seats
In large numbers for the worlds series
between chicago and philadelphia CON
,inue TO roll into baseball headauarters
today 80.
Wyoming Illinois. q Town Boosting OF
n reputation of 1870. that fans OF me
tow,, had engaged u pullman sleeper for
their exclusive use during the games ~
he, ,.laycd In Chicago, This, parry VIII
camp out" in the railroad yards 'iI ,rilh;
followers who tourncycd TO reno last
Jul:,
tive in taking orders for seals.
President johnson of tie American
league said:
"'Thc commission is going TO handle the
tickets for this series ana every effort
will be exertcd TO foil the spectators,
If scalpers sci any tickets smnday ,,s or
viii have to do some fine plotting to Sc
cure the pastcbonrds. The officials In
charge of the ticket sales have been,
warn,d in particular to he on their, guard
against all kinds of tr1cKery IN the dis
position of tickets nnd The interest or
the public will be protected
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-07
AMATEUR CHAMPIONS MEET I.
0CClDENTALS FOR TITLE,

The H. C. NJ. l. amateur baseball team,
will meet the Occidcntals at $3.50 o'clock
this afternoon on Walkers field for
tho championship Of the state. The =.
c, NJ. i. won the amateur state tue
playing through the season and losing
ciiy four games out of %. The big store
team Is playing in national league stylet
AND stands u good chance of defeating
professional teams In the state.
The Il. c. NJ. l. line-up Will be
Sweeny. e.. Barber and Ash, pitchers:.
Hum. first: Boylen, second: Gum. third:
Bloomuuist, short, with Williams. Brain.
and Young In the field. q
Manager Black of the Credentials will:
Use Mooney and LanEford III the box and
counts on the game to put his nine In
shape for tho Eureka game Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-07
SOCCER FOOTBALL LEAGUE
IN CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS

soccer football, the great English
game, will probably replace Rugby. IN
Z the Salt Lake public schools II INC plan
or the athletic committee is carried ont
Tho committee held u meeting Thursday
Afternoon In the office of Supt. D. IL.
Christensen when the forming Of a
league was discussed. 1t Is proposed TO
school and give a pennant for the cham
pionship. The resolutions were as fol-
slows:-
ID THAT We introduce the game Of
soccer football; that schooi league BIO
orcanized ut once. and that pennants for
first and second places be offered.
40 That no other leagues be organ
lied this fall.
g. That each school be furnished a
soccer football upon request Of the prlil-
cipal."
Tho athletic committee presenting the
resolutions Is composed of ]. H. Coombs.
chairman: L. N. Poulson. Alma G. Clay
ton, Evelyn Reilly and Eta Powers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-07

UNIVERSITY TEAM
LEAVES FOR LOGAN.
Special Train for Rioters Will Leave
Saturday Morning Carrying
students TO Game.

With II husky football players Coacn
Fred Bcnnlon left for Logan at O'Clock
this afternoon to meet the Agsics on
Saturday. Tie game is the first OF the
scasonefor the university team and Soach
Bennlon took his & substitute SQUAD 10
give them ali a.ch;ince to work out under
fire. The students special train leaves
Saturday morning and returns Saturday
night for the ball and reception. re-
duced rates have been secured and about
800 rooters will accompany tho team.
Twelve members OF the faculty have an
rci,llccd their intention OF attending inc
game. The team will return from Logan oI;,tf.
Sunday and will put in some hard ticks
next week for tho game with Golden
week from Saturday. -.
rho students held n football rally aft
or chapel exercises this morning. me
yell books were distributed and tho stu
dents wcre given half an hours prnctise
by the yell masters.
Tho freshmen are working hard for
their game with the Granite high school,.
Coach Oleson has his men in good shape
for tho game which takes place OH Cum
mings field Saturday afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-07
McGOVERN AND REAGAN
MEET IN PRIZE RING

Gene McGovern and Jimmy Reagan
will meet In Ogden at $50 o'clock IN u
so.round prize fight ut the auditorium.
Reagan is the favoritc and he is being
backed by the race horse touts ana
Ogden McGoyern has been training IN
Salt Lake and says that he is confident
of victory.
ogden on a special train to the fight over
the Rio Grande Western which leaves
ut I o'clock and returns Immediately aft
cr the knockout blow Is landed, There
win be two preliminary pouts between
some unknown pork and bean prize fight
=.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-07

Cleveland. Oct. 5.-Although the sea-
son will not close until Oct and the
official averages will not appear before
November. Larry Lajoic. the phenom-
email second sacker of the Cleveland
Maps, has earned the title Of cham
pion batsman of the world" The big
Frenchman will also have the honor of
riding around IN the automobile that is
to be presented the man who leads the
major leagues with the stick. After II
years servitude in the big circuits La
1oie Is batting $40. This feat Is un-
paralleled In the history of baseball.
TO prove his greatness beyond the
shadow of doubt he has batted over
800 during all the years of his diamond
career except two or three seasons,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-07
A Sellers Kitchen Cabinet Contains the
FOUOzving SDeciQt Features

IN BASE-Full extension
top. Extends eleven In. and
works on roller bearing. Gov
cred with metal that VIII not
corrodc. Works in steel
brackets which support Top.
Metal bread and cake box.
Made of non-rustablc metal.
Two drawers for linens, etc.
Large cupboard room for
pots, etc. Sliding shelf, opcr-
ates Ike n drawer. Large
bread board. entirely out OF
way. Can racks, for pans,
lids, otc. Mounted on heavy
casters.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-07
LINDSAY CHOSEN PRESIDENT
OF NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE,

Seattle, wash. oct. Judge Robert
II. Lindsay OF seattle was elected pres
iicnt Of The Northwestern baseball
league last night 10 succeed w. Fl.
Lucas of Portland. w, p. Haywood OF
Vancouver. II. c.. WAS chosen vIco pres
ldcnt. Eddie Quinn Of Tacoma. resign
ci as member of the board Of directors.
his place being taken by George Shredder
OF Thcoma. thus confirming the report
that Shredder stu controls the Tacoma
club. No action was taken on the uues-.
ton of cnlarging the circuit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-07
IPHO1O5T4TERIc1WS MISREPRESENTATION
LARRY IAJoIE OF MAPS STICK wELDER OF 1910
SEASON.

when bowed down with tho worries
of managing a major league club
While praising the greatest batsmnn
of the age the fans mustn't forget that
in ease and grace. in style and deadly
execution. no living second baseman
ever excelled the Napoleon of the ma
tional game No one ever hailed La
ioe as being champion base stealcr,
but In batting and fielding he Is, all
and ALL the player of the game. Long
and sustained effort is the only true
test of greatness. When Cobb, Evers.
Speaker and Collins stand the, test of
time then it will tbe proper to compare
them with the most graceful of folders
and the sturdicst OF sluggers-Napoleon
Lajoie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-07
YOUNG BOY KNOCKED OUT :,
IN PRIZE FIGHT AT CLUB

The Motor club gave its members an
other social Thursday night at which,
they We're treated 10 n knock-out and q
draw in two prize fights. Young o.
Mcara. a green boy, was knocked uncoii-
scous by Tommy Fitzgerald in the sec
ond rounG. which delighted the members.
George knight and Cyclone Lefty
fought four fierce rounds to n draw.
Tex" Richard the fight promoter. at
tended the social given by the club t1p.
watched tho prize fights with interest
and then gave the members short talk.
Walsh, Gray. O'Leavy and Thomas treat
ed the members to 1, number of musical
and vocal selections.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-07
SOCCER BOOSTERS CLUB
ISSUES GENERAL CALL

The Soccer Boosters club call for all
soccer players In the city to be at the
Eighteenth ward square (First avenue
and a street,. tomorrow afternoon, kick
off MT $50. Two elevens will be chosen
and the principals of the city schools
will be in attendance to get an idea OF
the game. after which they Will adjourn
TO tho Lafayet ito school and decide whetn-
er: 10 auopt soccer in the public schools
or not. therefore. It is hoped by the
enthusiasts that n big crowd Of soccer
ties will respond so that two fun teams
can play the best exhibition gGnio possl-
bio under tho circumstances.