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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-10-21

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ming off into Tennessee to help these
whiskey cohorts regain control in
that state.
Besides, John J. Vertress has no
party record to point to with any par
ticular pride. He is Luke Wright,
Matt Dickinson, Horace Lurton sort Of
"a Democrat We have never heard
him charged outright with voting the
Republican ticket, but If he was ever
credited with voting for William Jen-
nings Bryan we never heard that
either.
We have this to say in conclusions:
The men who are leading this fight
for good government In Tennessee
are the men who have fought the bat
ties of Democracy for party and for
principle all these years. They know
there better than any out
slider can know them. They know II
the. party needs rebuking. They
know what 10 for the best interest Of
their people. their part yand their
state, and It Ill behooves Mr. vardar
man. who has troubles enough OF his
own. to butt In to their AFFAIRS and
line up with the whiskey crowd, al
belt they may be gowned in Demo
cratic livery Hsttiesburg (Miss)
News.
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THE pEcHERp TRIBUNE.

A new paper has been started at
Decherd, under the title OF The Tri-
bune. Their first edition has Just
reached our exchange table. and is
commendable Of the enterprise of the
publishers. Sixteen pages on heavy
book paper, with many illustrations
of local scenery speaks we'll of the
cit yand paper. Here's success to
The Deche:d Tribune.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-10-21

Bob Taylor. Harmony" nominee 10
q political coward. He Is afraid to
come out on the prohibition question,
and his platform contains q straddls
regarding It. It declares that It 10
for the Legislature to settle. When
the Legislature settled 1t at the lest
session, howl was raised by the
Patterson crowd, who are the 'har.
mony" democrats. They claimed
that the process was not demo'rs.
tic. and that II was a question for
the people Of the towns and cities
involved to settle. What a jewel
consistency is.-Murfreesboro Home
Journal.
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ed in their purpose to drive Patter
sonism and the party of graft and
disorder from the politics Of the
State
The people are going to defeat
Bob Taylor, just as they would have
defeated Ham Patterson.
They are going to elect Hooper,
who represents them. They are go
ing to elect a Governor who stands
for the same things they stand fer
Nashville Tennessean.
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THE nEclsIvE barrie.

The whole people Of the State. ir-
respective Of past political or party
Afflliation, are now being put to the
test Thoy are confronted with a
and not a vague, unstable
nd mysterious theory, which must be
met and grappled with courageous
y and decisively. The condition =
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-10-21

Is the very best value that be put together for
ent, Gun Metal, Vic, Suede and Cravenette.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-10-21
Great Lace Curtain
Bargain

Our buyer was fortunate in securing
about 100 pair Lace Curtains at great
ly reduced Irices, and we put them on
sale Saturday morning at SOC, 75c, CSC,
$1.25, $3.50 and 5000 This is un-
doubtedly the greatest Lace Curtain
event that mas ever been presented to
Columbians.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-10-21

Back Of the greatest ga,he,i,,
OF new merchandise We h..
ever made il GOOD sERv,r, !.
the more than 3 members =
our store family back IA M
staAds our GUARANrEE o. s.rr-
FACTION
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AT JUAREz.

Juarez, Jan. &.-Two favorites won at
TerraZas park today. The other eventS
wont to long shots and second choices.
Jockey Garner carried off the riding hon
ors by riding three winners. Jockey Rico
was suspended for flve days for disobe-
dienco at the post. Summary;
First race sclling. six furlongs-Silver-
stocking. 1W (Garner) to .. won: Airs
l12 (Shliling) IL to 8, second. Whip Top.
1l2 (Page) 20 to /, third: time-1:l3 Is.
Alya B.. Mary Genovieve, Camera Oroa,
Smile and Dainty Bello also ran.
Second race, selling. flve and haif
furlongs-Miss Hardly. 105 (Louder) to
second; Ina johnson, 100 (Price) IL to L
third: time-lo os 1-5, Father Eugene.
Red Campus, George Field. Billy Bard.
Daisy Garth md May Day also ran.
Third race, selling. ono mile and
furlong--Buna, 1o2 (Garner) Is to 5. won;
Sensible, 10 (shilling) eyen. second :
Fourth race selling, five and half
furiongs-Nila, 1o5 tShining) even. won;
Judith Page, l06 (GooSo) to !, second;
Nav Bride, 100 (Rice) to l, third.
time-1.07 2-6. James Blackstock Alarm
ed, Ceasarilass. Grenalan. Sam Webb
and Matt OConnell also ran.
Fifth race. selling, six furlongs-Exe-
cute, III (Sma]l) to 2. won: March
monet, ia (ShIlling) IL to s, second; Anne
MCGEE, SO (Burlingame) II to l. third
timeNi12 45. Flnancier. Asauia, Mod
ding Hannah and Uncle Walter also ran
Sixth race, selling, ono mle-Iom
Franks, 1o1 (Garner) to 1. won; Gerry
lick, Iii (Austin) to l. third time.
1.4I. Engraver, Ora Sudduth, Sabado and
Henry OF Shennamoc also ran. cardinal
Sarto loft at the post
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GAR THAT MADE
REMARKABLE TRIP
George T. Odcll's Six Cylinder Frank
lin VIII be Exhibited at Auto
Show Mt Auditorium.

When the Salt Lake City automobile
show is held, one of the motor cara
exhibited will be a siX-cylinder Frank
lin OF 40-horsepower. with which Geo.
T. Odell and party of Salt Lake City re-
Gently penetrated some of the coolest
reccsses Of the Alps. In the chiniest Of
attitudes the car had no freezing trou-
Bile. for the reason that its motor is
cooled by air instead of water and
therefore has nothing to freeze.
Mr. Odell declares that European
travel is not only more pleasurable but
also is no more expensive by automo-
bile than by train. Less than s. for
actual repairs was expended in tho trip
of 12,174 miles. At the finish tho bear
ings showed practically no wear. and
London air still filled two of the tires.
Not only did the members Of the
Odell party reach a height of 5000 feet
IN the Alps with their car. but In It they
climbed within a mile and a quarter OF
the summit OF Vesuvius. They found
only one city in which the car was USE
less, and that was Venice, the streets
of which are waterways, where gon-
dolas take tho place OF motor cars and
cabs. After traversing France. Italy,
Switzerland. Austria. Germany. Eng
land and Scotland. the car Is In con-
slant use about this city.
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YOUNG ATHLETES
COMPETE FOR H0N0RS

At the Y. NJ. C a Friday evening 100
boys competed in the intcr-association
athletic meet and the youpSstcrs made
fine showing. The time on distance
made upon which the results Will be COM
putcd averaged follows: Potato race.
eS As seconds; broad jump. feet IL
inches; high jump. , feet: 10 Is Inches.
fence vault, feet. S inches.
In the fence vault ID. stone led. leaong
the bar MT 6 fen.- w. Jones made Tue
s><l ucc II -. potato race. q seconds
Just where the local boys stand Will not
be known until the results are announc-
ed from the other cities
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ALUMNI BANQUET
A BIG SUCCESS
Athletes of the University of Utah
Have Good Time mt Commercial
Club-Praise for Maddox.

The annual banquet given by the
University OF Utah Alumni association
at the Commercial club Friday eve
ming was great success and It was
thoroughly enjoyed by the large
number OF persons present. 1t was an
elaborate affair. splendid menu
being served and all the speakers
were In a happy mood There were
toasts, songs and stories. and most
or the remarks were directed to Coach
Joseph III. Maddox, who leaves the
institution to go into business In
Idaho
Coach Maddox was warmly con-
graduated for the splendid work he
has done In athletics at the state
university. John Jensen, the first
student manager of athletics at the u.
and POSTMASTER of the banquet. paid
a high tribute to Mr.. Maddox for the
great Improvement shown in athletics
ct the U. since Maddox became
coach.
Capt Tiny" (Wllnam) Home. of
next years team, spoke of the future
outlook and predicted the school
would have great team. Capt. TIllie
Oleson OF last years team spoke of
the victories and also defeats of the
season. Coach Maddox made an earn
est plea for loyal support to the coach
and those who are working for the
good OF the institution and he warmly
thanked the athletes for the help
they gave him.
The other speakers were: Professor
F. w. Reynolds. Oscar Carlson,
Stephen l.. Richards. Farley l. Will
Hams, Dale Park and President
Joseph II, Klngsbury. The committee
appointed to take charge of the ban
quet for the coming year is: Dale
Park and r. W. Reynolds,
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AT JACKSONVILLE.

Jacksonville. Fla. Jan. %--Hoavy
showers this afternoon converted tho
track at Moncrief park into sea OF
mud. AS result the card was cut by
wholesale scratches.
The Mackintosh. at ono time as good
as 10o TO 1, and closing at 90 to /, fur
nished the surprise OF the day by win
ing the opening event Five favorites
won. Results:
First race. Ave and half furlongs.
selling-Thc Macintoch, 30 to l. won;
Eustacian, to l, second. Schlc5wlS,
10 /. third; time-1:1 10
Second race. five and half furlong5,
seiline-The Golden Butterfly. to 20.
won, Allan Fcarn, Co to l. second; My
Henry, IL TO l. third. time-l:10 SIS.
Third race, flvo and half furlongs.
solling-DoIly Bultman. to 6. won; Har-
old. Jr.. to !. second; Aronby. to 2.
third: time-1;10 3-5.
Fourth race, mile and a sixteenth,
purse-Dr. IIolzberg. II to %. won. Moth
ermost. to 1, second; Court Lady. % to
l, third; time-l:49 3-6,
Fifth race. six furlongs. selling-Royal
Onyx, to 10. won. Anna L. DAILY, TO
/. second; Furnace, IL to 8. third; time
Sixth race, mile. sellIng-Robin Grey,
s TO g. won; Shapdale, to 6, second;
Merry Gift, to l. third; time-1:iS DO
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BUCKTHORN FINISHES
WELL IN STRETCH

Oakland. Jan. %-Thore was no par
ticular feature on the card at Emery
Vile today, but the racing proved very
interesting. In the third race. Ben Stone
beat Chantilly a neck. but the latter
should have won as he was badly inter-
fered with by Grameroy while making
the race In tho stretch. The judges sus-
pended A. Walsh. rider of Gramercy, for
a week.
Buckthorne got up in timo to win by
a narrow margin from Sink Spring. Sum
mary;
First race. futur1ty course. selling
Tony Faust. 1872 iTaplin) to 2, won:
Wicket. LIZ {Cotton) 10 to 1. second: Glen
nadeane. u0 (Walsh) 16 to s. third: time
113 2-6. Elo Molino. Blanche c.. Colbert.
" RW Bow1ess AfHds anished eS ss na@eS med. anu ~
Second race. three and one-hah fur
longs. selling-Burbur. 1oS (Walsh) to
!. won; Roberta Hurst 1oe (Cotton) to
2. second; Edda. los (Gross) to s. third:
g.. Kerry Cow and Fonto finished as
named
Third race. futurity course, selling
Ben Stone. 12s (Rettig) to /. won; Chan
Gramercy. liz (walsh) to 1. third. time
LIZ Us. Goodlandcr. AmPedo. Colonel
Jack and Paul clifford finished as named
Fourth race. mile and three-sixteenths-
Sink Spring, los (Vesper) to !, second;
Ak-Sar-Ben, 1os (Smith) II TO l, third
time-2:03 5-5. Sorvicenoe. J. G, Glen
Spring Ban, Wap and Trust finished az
namods
Fifth raco, mile and twenty yards. SELL
ipg-Meltondale, 5 (Thomas) to l. won
| Copper, Ill (Tnplin) to L second; Cob
bloskilf, 1O5 (Gross) to l, third: time
1:46 rs. Sainotta. Contra Costa. Sam
| Barber. Lady Rensselaer, and Silver Line
! finished as named.
Sixth race. six furiongs. seIling-Thistl'
| Bolle. los (vosper) to l. won. Biskra
| 1l3 (Colton) to l. second; Lena Lech
| 1O9 (Taplin) 2 to l, third, ume-l:b As
| Dovelta, Ornate, Roberta. Dorothy Log
| ett, Robeskota, Clara and Emma G. fin.
lshed as named.
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NEW HOME OF THE
CHICAGO CLUB

Chicago, Jan. 2o.-Thc new home of tho
Chicago American league club at Thirty
fifth street and Wentworth avenue VIII
bo formally opened on July l. according
to an announcement made yesterday by
President Chas. Comiskey.
Without exception, the now park Will
be among the finest In tho land. said
Comiskcy. and we will profit by expert
ments of other magnates. The now stand
and bleachers will have embodied In
them NIL the features that have madc
both Forbes Field at Pittsburg and Shibe
Park at Philadelphia stand as the most
magnificent plants In the country. In
addition to this a great number of In
novotions would be Installed that no
other park can boast Of
Work on the now grounds Will be
started as soon as the frost leaves the
ground.
Mr.. Comiskcy said 1t Is his plan 70
have every state in tho Union repro
scnted by a delegate. who will be here
as his guest on the opening day.
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A wild Blizzard Raging

brings danger. suffering-often death
to thousands. who take colds,
coughs and lagrippe-that terror of
Winter and Spring. Its danger sig
nails are stuffed up" nostrIls. lower
part Of the nose sore. chllls and fever.
pain in back OF head. and throat
gripping cough. When Grip attacks.
as you value your life. don't delay
getting DR.. Kings New Discovery.
Zone bottle cured me-" writes A. L.
Dunn, of Pine Valley, Miss. "after
being laid up three weeks with
Grip" For sore lungs. Hemorrhages.
Coughs. Colds. Whooping Cough,
Bronchitis. Asthma, its supreme. soc.
sl.o0. Guaranteed by u. c. M. 1.
Drug Department. 1914 So. Main
ST.. Salt Lake ty.
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IMMIGRATION COMMISSION
INVESTIGATION EXPENDITURE

washington, Jan. 29,-An investiga-
ton OF expenditures Of immigration
commission. a sequel to the rccent
furry in the house over charges that
members hnd "tunketed" on their trip
abroad is provided for In joint reso-
iution introduced by Representative
Mason of Arkansas. creating joint
committee of ono senator and two rep-
resentatives for the purpose. Mr.. Ma
SON was the author of the charges
on the floor OF the house.
The committee is to be empowered
to subpoena witnesses and administer
oaths. Mr. Mason proposes to mako
another speech in the house attacking
the commission when the diplomatic
and consular appropriation bill Is
brought up.
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PlTTSBURG- MADE
AEROPlANE FLIES

Pittsburg, Jan. 2s-The first Pittsburg-
made aeroplano had n successful ascen-
sion near Oakland. Maryland. last night
according to advices received here today
by it's inventor, Geo. O p. Blackistone.
who had spent months perfecting the
machine 1t went up In smoke
Blackstone called his hIer n He'll
plane" and had stored It temporarily
in a barn near Oakland. where he was
TO test 1t soon. Curious folk however.
nre said to have been impatient to SEQ
IL go up and according to the report
here, some one Is suspected OF having
resorted to inccndiarism. The machine
was of delicate construction and Black
istone had put great deal OF time and
money into II.
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There old chronic ulcer
by
completely
blood and enriched and PuIhsd the circulation tho
the flesh around the ulcer ulcer gets h new skin and
Under the tonic and ehects OF tho
Of greatly benefited by its
and medic all who
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. GA.
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GAMBLING IN SAN FRANCISCO.
Mayor p. H. McCarty Says He Don't
Caro- How Much Chinese Engage.

San Francisco, Jan 29.-''The Chinese
may gamble their heads or. so long
as they don't break the law and do
keep to themselves" declared thte now
Labor mayor of San Francisco. p. H
Mccarthy, head of the state building
trades council, yesterday. He con-
tinued
Poker Is q perfectly legal game. as
I understand II, except where the house
takes percentage. Tho authorities
have been keeping policemen In China
town to pry into private houses M the
expense of the Taxpayers l Will not
stand for that sort OF thing"
Mayor McCarthy's declaration was
made in on interval of a busy day In
the new Labor administration Besides
the Installation of a new police chief,
a former police commissioner, who had
been deposed by the mayor. questioned
the legality of such deposition: and
members Of the health board showed
signs OF making legal battle to pro-
vent being ou5ted.
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HAZING FRESHMEN FOR
DISCIPLINARY PURPOSES

Stanford University, Cal. Jan. %
That hazing of freshmen for dlsciplin-
ary purposes is good for their souls
and not too bad for their persons, was
the apparent unanimous opinion of
governing bodies of the Stanford uni
vcrsity undergraduates. and OF the
faculty disciplinary body. at a Joint
meeting last night Though condemn
Ing indiscriminate undcrclass hazing.
Prof Clark, the chairman OF the stu
dents affairs committee, declared that
such supervision OF the newcomers by
upper classmen would be good thing
for all concerned.
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SIX BEST SELLING BOOKS.
RECORD FOR DECEMBER.

According to the reports furnished
nv the leading booksellers OF tho
country, the six books (fction) which
have sold the best in tho order OF
demand during the month are:
/. John Marvel. Assistant Page.
$50.
Little Sister Snow. Little. slo0.
4. Truxton King. McCutcheon. $3.50
s. The Silver Horde. Beach. $3.50.
6. When a Man Marries. Rinehart.
s1.50. II Never Can Happen Again.
De Morgan. $1-76.
pESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
The leading book concern
Main St
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YOKEL AND KARP
FAILED TO AGREE

Tho meeting Friday afternoon between
Mike Yokel and Stanley Karp for tho
purpose of selecting a referee for their
wrestling bout at the Salt Lake thcater
next month. was not productive OF much
satisfaction as the mat artists failed TO
agree. Yokel wanted DR.. Plummer and
Karp wanted Charley Ross and there
the question rested.
The men then selected representatives
who will get together Sunday and make
their decision Yokel selected NJ. S. Duff
field and Karp took w. p. Fowler.
Tho names of Coach Maddox, Willard
Bean and w. d. RIshol have been men
toned. Here is name that the wrest-
iers perhnps hayc not thought of: Jo-
seph NJ. Howell. son of Congressman
Howell He has had experience In tho
wrestling game and no doubt would
proye a most satisfactory referee
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snycd Al Deaths Door.

The door OF deaf, eeemed ready to
open for Murray y, Ayers. or Transit
Bridge n. Y, when Nts life -soa Won
derfully saved. II iSnE II a dreadful
condition" he writes. "my skin was
almost yellow eyes sunkcn. tongue
coated. emaneiated from losing 40
pounds. growing weaker daily. Viru-
lent liver trouble pulling me down to
death In spite OF doctors. tn Il that
matchless medicine-Electrlc Bitters-
cured me. l regained the 40 pounds
lost and now am we'll and strong.
For all stomach. liver and kidney trou-
bles they're supreme. soc at y. G. |.
I. Drug Department. 112-114 So. Main
ct. Salt Lake City.
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DATES ANNOUNCED
FOR REGATTA

New York, Jan. 2s.-The stewards Of
the intercollegiate Rowing association
collegiate regnttas for the six years
from 1910 to 1915. These dates have been
figured out on tide basis so that the
varsity eIght-oar contest Will be started
each time at the lowest point of tho eob
tide The list is follows:
le1O-Saturday. June 70,
1p11-TueSday, June q.
1g2-Saturday, June %
191s-Saturday, June q.
1e1+-Friday. June 26.
1el5-Monday, Juno S
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HOw'S THIS?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF Catnrrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Cntarrh Cure.
r. ]. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned. have known f. j.
Cheney for the last 15 years. and be-
iievc him perfectly honorable In all bust
ness transactions and financially able to
carry out any obligations made by bis
WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood ana mu-
iaIs sent free. Price 10 cents per bottle
Sold by all druggists
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
tion.
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HYLANp AND BROCK DRAW.

Memphis, Tenn. Jan. 2S.-After eight
rounds of fast fghting and much pun
ishment to both mon, honors wete de-
clared even between Dick Hyland of San
Francisco and Phil Brock or cleveland
advantage was all In Brooks favor, but
in the latter part Hyland retaliated. and
a draw was declared.
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Making Life Saver.

Everywhere life is being mado moro
safe through the work of DR.. Kings
New Life Pills In Constipation, Bill
business. Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Livcr
troubles. Kidney Diseases and Bowel
Disorders. They're easy. but sure. and
perfectly build up the health $50 ut
Y. c. NJ. I. Drug Department. 112-f14
So. Main 81. Salt Lake City.
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CUTLER'S $3.50 SUIT SALE.
All next week, 36 Main Street.
FLOWERS TABOOED.

Now York. Jan. 2s.-Following the ex-
ampIe OF Yale and some colleges in the
middle west. Fordham university juniors
have voted to taboo flowers at their
annual pro next week. Tho committee
saws that they are heavy expense. are
cuInbcrsome at dance and likely to
stain their ladies' gowns.
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FALsIFICATIoN OF PAPERS

Washington. Jan 29-Falsifcation by
any census employc or official OF any
papers relating to the census is made a
nhsdemeanor. punishable by fine OF
81. 900 under a hdu introduced by Repre-
sentative Robinson OF Arkansas.
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GRANITE HIGH LOSES.

The Weber Stake academy basketball
team defeated the Granite high at Og-
Den Friday evening by score OF 4s 20
played this season and the Granite boys
put up n splendid article OF basketball
but were unable to win. This evening
the team from the school for the Dear
boys.
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Brigham.
PAYS0M HIGH TEAM
DEFEATS LEHl BOYS

The Payson high school basketball
team handed out surprise at Lehi Fri
day night In the presence OF a large
number OF basketball enthusiasts by de-
featlng the crack Lehi high school five
by score OF "a to 49, The Lchi team
has defeated every team played far
and the result of Fridays Utah County
league game was unexpected. The teams
lined up as follows:
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|. D. S. u. TEAM LOSES
TO U. VARSITY FIVE

The first intercollegiate basketball
game between the teams representing
the Latter-day Saints university and the
Utah university, WAS played Friday. aft
ernoon In the U. gym before large
the l.. d. S. U. boys and won the garf.
by the large score Of 70 to .. At no
time during tho game did the L. D. S. u.
team have chance to win.
The lineup was as follows:
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Baskets from foul line-Holmstead.
out OF 10; Summerhays out of IL
Field baskets-Holmstead, S: Evans. a.
Horsefall. 4; Romnoy, 4; Roskelly. 3:
Lund. S. Kesler. O. Lindsay. /
Tlmers-Olsen. Sharp. Scorekeepers-
Becraft, Steffcnson. Umpirc-HoisinGton
Referee-Gingrich.