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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
.BUCKNER HAPP|EST
OLD MAN IN WORLD
Distinguished Kentuckian Lives
on Homestead Where He
Was Born,

LOUISVILLE Ky. Dec. Gen. 81
mon Boliver Buckner. candidate for vice
president OF the United States on the
gold Democratic ticket in 1896, says he
Is happier than anybody in the world.
General Buckner. former governor OF
Kentucky, now In his eighty eighth year.
was an honorary guest OF the governors
yesterday.
81 can't keep out of politics" ne said
last night II guess ii is in my blood.
wish could have kept out OF politics
all my life and proba bly, / would have
anybody in the world. as 1t is. I came
all the way here from Hart county the
best spot In the world. and I'm going
back there tomorrow because I'm home
sick already.
II am living in the same log cabin on
my farm in old Hart county that / was
born In. That cabin is l03 years old
My father built it and 1t is in as good
state of preservation today as anyone
could wish. raise my own tobacco,
have a fine mint bed, and my old dog.
General, wags his tail every time l walk
into the front yard.
This is no ordinary log cabin. It is
all logs and good old red clay, and every
room has a great big fireplace. where In
the winter time we roast apples. por
corn, broil game and make little hot
toddy,
There is good spring just outside
the door The water gushcs from the
rockS, and 1t is cool and pure as any
water I'm the world. Along the banks
of the little stream that trickles from
the spring grows the finest mint In the
world, This water and this mint when
combined with little Of Kentuckys bes,
spirits, makes the finest mint juleps ir
the world,
young man, you can tell everybody r
the world that I would not give up this
home for the palace OF a king Multi
millionaires need never try to make ms
an offer, because ] would refuse all theil
property for the log cabin and that
spring and that mint bed"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
Additional Sporting News
CROSS GIVEN
LOVING CUP BY TEAM

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Dec. 2.-As a testimonial OF
the regard in which Principal j. o. Cross
OF the ogden high school Is held by the
members OF the championship football
team. handsome silver loving cup was
presented TO him al a banquet tonight
given in honor OF the members of the
team by Stephen Kehoe. and nlumnuS
Of the school. The presentation was
made by Coach r. V. Brown. On the
cup Will be engraved: ogden High
School Football Team. Champions 1910.
Presented to Principal J. o. Cross Tho
names OF Coach Brown. Manager Ed
Smyth and the members of the cham
pionship football eleven will also be en-
gravcd on the cup.
Al the banquet tonight. Principal j. o.
Cross presided as POSTMASTER. Superin-
tendent John M. Mills OF the city schools.
stephen Kehoc. Coach Brown and c. a.
Mcguire responded. Superintendent
Mills spoke on the necessity OF athletics
a part OF the education OF the youth.
Walter Smythe, center OF the team. was
elected captain of next years eleven Ed
Smyth was re elected as manager of next
seasons team. Thirty guests were pres
ent,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
NEXT ARMY AND NAVY
GAME FOR WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Dec. "a move
ment was set on foot today to bring
the annual football game between the
army and navy teams to Washington.
If this effort is successful. the great
game will probably be played on the
white house ellipse.
This tract of ground, within easy
walking distance of the center of the
city, would afford an ideal gridiron and
still leave room for the erection of seats
TO hold upward Of $4,000 spectators.
These seats, like the stands for the in.
auguration, could be erected lust pre-
vious to the time the big affair is to
be staged and razed the day after. ad
vocates of the plan ssy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
FROHMAN URGES YALE
TO TEACH ART OF ACTING

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Dec. 2.-ln a dis
cussion in the Yale News today of the
dramatic situation In the country. Daniel
Frohman says;
'Snce we cannot have a national con-
servatory at present. / urge the creation
at Yale of a dramatic department, which
will Mt young men for the stage in the
same way that you prepare your students
for law or medicine. ! say that the
stage needs the very best that our Aneri-
can colleges have in the way of brains
and hard work"
He also suggests that professional ac-
tresses be engaged to take the female
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
FOOTBALL PLAYERS
CONCEAL INJURIES

NORTHFTELD. Mimi. Dec. Fearing
that II the extent OF their injuries be-
came known IT would create sentiment
which might lead TO the abolition of foot
ball, Quarterback Hazeltine and Left End
Reige OF the Carleton college team sue
ceeded in concealing until tonight the
fact that both had their legs broken in
midseason II was said the men had
sprained ankles Only their physicians
and few OF their team mates knew OF
the players real condition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
WIFE OF ACCUSED BROKER
SUES, DEMANDING DIVORCE

NEW YORK. Dec. 2.-Eugenc II. Burr.
one of the members of Burr Bros. incor-
porated. recently raided by federal au-
thorities, was named as correspondent i'm
divorce suit today. In which the plain
tiff. James Harden. Jr.. was awarded ab
solute divorce from his wife, Leah, AL
most coincident with the granting OF this
divorce, the appellate division of the SUI
premc court reaffirme6 the Judgment for
$4,000 granted by the lower court to
Mrs. Una Gosln against Annie Irene
the affections of her husband Alfred II.
Goslln.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
STRIKE STARTS FIGHT
WHICH ENDS IN MURDER

CHICAGO, Dec. 2-WaIeupina Rum.
czykas. said by the police TO have been
slugger involved in the garment
workers strike, was killed by Tony
Wocullo. noD-uuion garment worker,
late today. Wocullo, who was arrested,
declared he was forced to kill Ram
czykas to save himself from being
beaten TO death. The fight, in which n
the vicinity of State and Harrison
streets and threatened TO develop into
riot.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
Enjoins Copper Company.

BOSTON. Dec. Judge Pierce in the
equity sessions OF the superior court has
issued preliminary Injunction on bill
nlcd by Wilfred A Collins OF Winthrop
against the Whitten, Mayer e. WilcoS
corporation of New York the Rochester,
Trust company. tho Turquoise Copper
company, organized under the laws OF
Arizona, and against William A. Bright
Of Little Rock Ark. The Injunction re =
strains the defendants from disposng OF
encumbered 100000 shares of treasury
stock of the Turquoise Copper company,
which was deposited in escrow with the
Rochester Trust company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
GEORGIA MAY CANCEL
LEASE OF RAILROAD

ATLANTA. Ga. Dec. 2.-Unless the
Nashville. Chattanooga g. St Louis rail
road lessees OF the Western & Atlanta
road. which is owned by the state OF
Georgia. ahides by the terms of Its lea Sc
regarding freight rates between Atlanta
and Chattanooga, the governor of Geor-
sia may void the lease and take over the
railroad property. The railroad commits
sion today decided the lessees were not
complying with the terms OF the lease.
and will Immediately certify the case TO
Governor Brown for action.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
Saws He Was Robbed.

Grace Newman, Matte Beard and c.
\. Beard were arrested at : O'CLOCK this
(Saturdayb morning by Sergeant Roberts
and locked up pending AN investigation.
&. Charlton. the complaining witness.
says he had been buying" from the wo.
men In the Elko rooming house and found
himself SEQ short.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
Confidence Man Caught.

Charles 3. Lewis. said by the police TO
be a confidence man, was caught Friday
by Patroman Conycrs after pulling of
get rich quick" scheme. Lewis. ac-
cordinS to the police, agreed 10 secure
job for a man out of work upon the
payment OF $40. The victim had only
$50, which was handed over to stranger
TO change. The stranger disappeared
and has not yet been located.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
Back to Chain Gang,

William Seigel, nged 23 years who
paid. or had paid for him by a woman
fine OF 500 on n charge OF vaErancy
I'm Salt Lake a few days ago, and who
WAS then caught in Ogden and given Il
labor sentence OF ninety days. has more
troubles Seigel escaped from the Oe-
den chain gang and returned TO Salt
Lake only 10 be picked UP Friday night
and taken back 10 the Junction city to
complete his sentence.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
Fear Cholera Contagion.

CUMBERLAND. Wis. Dec Farm
ers living near the Russian settlement
Almena. twelve miles south of here are
alarmed because Gotlieb Jaenschko, the
Russian emigrsnt. who was suspected OF
having black cholera, broke quarantine
and escaped tonight. II is thought he
has gone TO the northern logging camps
To work
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
STARTS FIRE IN CAR
SO HE CAN GET OUT

KINGSTON. Y. Dec. 2.-When a rail
way policeman opened 3 box car from
which he saw smoke issuing today.
Frank Sloss fell into his arms exhausted
from hunger. Sloss said he got into the
box car in Cleveland nine days ago with
provisions enough FOR three days. expect
ing to reach New York I'm that time. His
food gave out and he could not escape
from the locked car Ele built the fire
I'm the car, he said, hoping that escaping
smoke would attrncl attention.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
For Philosophers Home.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The most un
usual building specifications flied I'm New
York has Just been received in one OF the
outlying offices OF the building depart
mont. The plan is to erect In Emerson
Hlll. a village named after Ralph Waldo
Isme erson. a log cabin philosophers
hall" to which men Of contemplative
mind may go for meditation, C.. G.. koln.
the designer, has already sent out invi.
tations 10 many prominent men.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
For New Years Battle,

CLEVELAND Dec. Paddy Lavine
OF Buffalo and Buck Grouse of Plttsburg
signed articles here tonight TO fight q
twelYe-roun bout al Akron, O.. on New
Years eve, The men VIII NEE: at catch.
weights. LaVine claims the welterweigh,
champions "N's'''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
DYKE BURSTS, PUTTING
ENTIRE TOWN UNDER WATER

AVIGNON. France, Dec. 2.-Tbe
dyke along the river Rhine protecting
La Palude burst today submerging the
town. Several houses were demolished
and it is feared that number Of per
sons were killed. Military engineers
were sent to La Palude to render as
sistance. Seyenty-fve hundred persons
are out Of employment
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
Soccer Player Rreaks Lee

PALO ALTO, Cal. Dec 2.-DurInp a
rush In game OF soccer football al
Stanford university today. Frank NAL
taner; senior student from Cincinnati
was thrown 10 the ground heavily. suffer.
ing fracture OF his right leg. He Will
not be able 10 play again this season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
MClenrY Is Releaged

LIMA o., Dec Jack MCHenry local
pugllist charged with manslaugLier ~
the death OF his opponent. Leo Gerhardt
OF Detroit, was dismissed from custody
TO-DAY by Mayor Dyer, McHenry was
held blameless for The dealh
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
Hoppe Wins Again.

NEW YORK. Dec. Willie Hoppe 'oi
this city. who holds the worlds cham
pionship at lS1 and 1872 balkline bill
iiards. defeated George Slosson tonight in
a 1000 point match by 2 score Of 1000 To
Al. Hoppe went out in 50 innings. with
an average Of 90 1o45. retaining the
championship.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03

If YOU want to rent that furnished
room, use Tribune want ads. Call either
phone, Bell 5000. Ind, $50
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Tribune Want Ads
Bell Main 5000. Independent $50,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
EVER FOLKS DELIGHTED
WITH SALT LAKE CITY

NJ and Mrs. Harry Z. Mulnix of
1vr are in the city for a few days
l!ng at the New Grand. Mulnix,
ttale treasurer, now is at the
9 OF the certified public accouuta ut
NC investigate the books and ac-
nn In almost every municipality in
oado, said Mulnix. "In our in
1afstion of the books in the little
" Telluride we unea.thed a short
gd sSS,U0O, which amount was re-
NY pald into the city treasury
y This your first visit to Salt
aei" was asked.
DSlngly, Mr. Mulnix answered:
! am ashamed to say that it is: but
you now, don't intend that il
Os ms last. Ny business for
X years often has required my pres.
~ Cailiornla, but it has always
nea that | have gone by the
l.n route or over the Union and
saasefl Pacific roads,
Ms d beautiful and attractive
M M As, Mulnl1 is even more infat.
!" Win Salt Lake than / am. and
wv sure wager that / shall be
get bcr away before the middle
k,S, 'fsva' f' although ] had purposed
sn h iol Denver Monday. Your
,;tv 0!ildiugs would do credit tc
sE W IN the world, and certainly
!, ;;,"onuiniy ouy improved, wide street:
~ u Ihe's hs way par excellent-tbc
~ Wv, ee seen in any city on thi:
d, yyu.aaent: y,t: If il does not como
iii ho ,oat OF any city in the Yves,
"pe The fault Of your citizens
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
GIVE HONOR To
OLD SOLDIERS
Tribute Is Paid TO Grand Army
Veterans at Big
Campfire.
AFFAIR is GIVEN BY
PATRIOTIC SOCIETIES
Throng Enjoys Music and Is
Touched by Appeals of
Speakers.

II was a glowing tribute that was paid
to the old soldiers OF the city at the
campfire and banquet, held in their honor
by the various patriotic organizations Of
the city, at the G. A. r. hall In the !. o,
jority of the Grand Army veterans Of
the city were present as the guests OF
the other patriotic organizations, includ-
Ing the Womans Relief corps. the cir
clcs, the Sons and Daughters of Veterans
and the Ladies' auxiliary to the Sons OF
Veterans. In all, about 500 persons sat
down TO the banquet table.
Preceding the banquet, programme
was rendered. The programme was
My Dreams by Miss Mignon Denhalter.
who, although suffering from a cold, sang
the selection in a creditabe manner. Mrs.
Frank Browning followed with reading.
"a Tribute to Old Glory" which was eX-
ceedingy good.
Judge J. Il. Darmer of the Sons of
Veterans made a short talk. In which hc
paid 81 tribute to the men who gave
their last full measure of devotion for
their country. Mrs. John Read gave two
entertaining readings, followed by a vocal
solo, My Dreams" by Mrs. Corinne
Harris Hammer. Mrs. Hammer rendered
the song well. and was compelled to re-
spond to an encore. Miss Constance
Bruere gave two excellent violin solos.
and Miss Norinne Robinson rendered two
vocal selections with effect Little Miss
Caroline Enos also sang two songs we'll.
Tho address of the evening was made
by the Rev, P. A. simpkin. pastor OF
the Phillips Congregational church. The
ways pleasure to honor the old soldiers,
the men who gave and risked their lives
that peace and freedom might rule this
country. Tears were brought to more
reviewed what the old soldiers suffered
for the union.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
Y''h,RiAIlON ,d in UTAH
10 TREATED IN REPORT

q, on ron conservation commission mel
d 10 o'p,r,hSrs eon1iSs office SATURDAY after
n, ain ,HHnolder It's annual report To-
Is tso disscoInmendatious for The en-
EEaT ogars' AT the meeting a brief
Z hi ,La inc work done was given
.Pkte ra, eue commission postponed Inc
eo.opspr,.. Dr. until December y.
|nsmonI nIeIntion OF state. county and
cS tavs apartments has been So
|,naiIcn INC .'!n report. and the Jcsi;,od
E1tcn of ",,n,mngly furnished. with The
Neres not not submit reports asscrtin.,
iHe. "efo no funds to meet the
man "s report relates 10 fIs ncw
III jvI sjy;, which are now Sojng nro nu "
as lrnns detailed information CON
Elatinr water and minerals and
snclalrned "G T.. surveyed, unsurvcycd
a he cognlecn months Of ifs cy;s,
hrnc-es' n-s''',,ission has expended ahoni
israsrry. .here Is still a balanee in
ise-yc,ss she appropriation was 5000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
CATCH
'1VD BURGLARS
81, McGraw Admits Stealing
Match From Room in st.
II CeciIe Hotel.
|uESING TIMEPIECE FOUND
In PARTNERS POSSESSION
.rture of Both Men and Con-
f,ssiiops Obtained Within
Two Hours.

hs arrest Saturday night Of John
aged 27 years, bell boy, and
- Sang aged 10 years, electrician.
s,lt Lake police landed behind prison
4 I ,ro men who, within an hour. con-
"a ha, they were guilty OF roObing
,om of DR.. W. L. Warner at the st,
4 4. lotel. 233 South State street Dc
..,r,s Cleveland and Ripley made the
30 and within g short time after the
! ver locked up secured the admis-
e Of their guilt.
M McGraw and Sang had rooms at
z A. Cecie and 1t is partly due TO
"a is,t tha, their capture was 80 quick
aGscted.
/ y Warner, according 10 his own state
=, was doing in an easy chair In his
4 shortly before 10 o'clock. Tho door
| IL nom was closed but not locked
woke suddenly, found his watch and
.sssl gone and saw the younger OF the
& men. afterward identified as Sang,
..-dng near him. DR.. Warner says the
q darted past him and ran into the
"a disappearing in the darkness.
4 officers Are Notified.
ID, Warner then notified The clerk of
bss, and while the latter was get
q telephone connection with the police
hihn ne heard MrGraw trying TO get
|tisrd on the wire from his room in the
"a Detective Cleveland reached the
e before McGraw OF Sang left and
Nd them both under arrest, the ply
tln Identifying Sang as the man he
4 "a his room. Going down the stairs
Il broke and ran, while the officer
a On 10 acGraw and took him 10 the
Erbn When first arrested McGraw de-
y all knowledge OF the crime, but when
! bund that Sang. whom Officers CleNe-
y and Ripley caught half an hour later
be OCEAN bar. within half Il block OF
= hotel. and with the stolen watch in
pssession, was under arrest. he con-
I'D The satchel OF the physician had
dropped in the hall.
Idjraw says that he slipped the watch
Sang because he was alarmed. and
. ays that he was In the physical S
p 10 return the stolen property when
= toc,or awokc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
Brings Back Prisoner

John De- Knapp was brought from
Toocle. Saturday, by Deputy Sheriff
SeaGcr. and tx held in tho county jail
10 await trial on Il charge of forgery. The
prisoner il alleged to have forged and
passed Il check for SEQ on Il Greek saloou-
keeper In Garfield, knapIt recently served
"A term In the county jail for petty lar
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
! Slyder's Christmas Sale Of Hand
Painted China,

y there is anything dear to a WON
s heart, it is decorated china. Dis
y nOw ready for your inspection on
'd balcony at Keith-O 'Brien g.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-01

Reno, New, July Reno is filling up
rapidly. Every train brings a fresh
batch of nOta0les to be welcomed,
gaped at and followed to the hotels by
wondering crowds. Among late arrivals
are Stanley Ketchel and Charley White,
of New York. Tom COrbett of San
Francisco also put in an appearance
with staff of clerks. Corbett has been
appointed official Betting commissioner
by Richard and Gleason. and has es-
tablished headquarters in the May build
ing.
Although the local betting has been
quoted at 10 to I u with Jeffries the
favorite, Corbett. who already has back
ing for each man at his command, says
the market price is in reality 10 to g.
Out at JeffrieS's camp, training is
practically ever. Jim said today that
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-01

he would do no more boxing until the
day of the fight He amused himself
yesterday morning by shooting ground
hogs in the hills surrounding his camp
and in the afternoon he rested COM
pletely.
Jeffries made the time honored state
ment that he never felt better and doctor
w S. Porter, who is visiting Jeffries as
a friend and not ASA physician. gave
it as his opinion that the man from Bur
bank is in exceptionally good health
and fit to give a proper accounting OF
himself in the coming contest.
Jack Johnson had a busy day, doing
road work and then engaged in various
stunts including boxing in front OF
battery of moving picture cameras.
The most exciting incident of the day
at JohnsOn's camp was the repulsiOn OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-01
AS LEAGUE NOTES
By Horace II. Shelton.

that will some one rise up and name
him.
Ritter, a Dallas catcher, is managing
the Charlottesville team, OF the North
eastern Arkansas league That team is
picked to win the pennant-
Bill Yohe. bought from Galveston last
year by Washington. sent to Kansas
City and then to Montgomery, is play
ing first base for New Orleans
Colgrove. formerly with San Antonio
but now pitching good ball with the
Victoria team of the Southwest Texas
league, will probably be recalled to
this year and he is observing better
training rules
Dallas has won ten straight games
from Waco this season. Nothing like
fattening averages at the expense Of
the weak and helpless
The only team out Of the running for
the pennant in the Texas league is
Waco The others are closely punched
and the changing of a few games would
put any of them at the top
George Kelsey has joined the Houston
BuffalOes- He caught one game and
received injuries which has kept him
on the bench ever since.
Adam Rankin Johnson, pitcher for
Dallas. fields his position very poorly
despite the fact that he has had big
league experience. 1t is doubtful il
he proved winner in the Texas league.
| Jack Johnson. who is filling the util-
~ role for Waco, is playing short in
ke absence OF HARRISON, who is i'll
nson is doing nice work there.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-01
A PLAYER WHO IS
PURSUED BY BAD LUCK.

Hard luck, in the specific instance
OF broken digits, seems to pursue catch
er Dean Woods, of last years Bisbee
and Morenci teams, wherever he goes.
woods dropped into town Thursday,
carrying the third finger of his good
right mitt in spiints, the injury being
acquired at Duluth, Mimi, where he
was playing. He will be out of the
game for several weeks and came
down to spend the time about this sec
ton of the bush.
Last year Dean caught for Morenci
IN the tournament and was put out of
the running in the first game with
similar accident. He rested up all win
ter and reported this spring to Denver
in the Western league. He was by
Denver turned over TO Duluth ~hscs
he worked until aSn6
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-01
CANANEA BALL PLAYER
MEETS WITH ACCIDENT

Cananea. Sonora, Mexico. July l.
Bert Whaling. the crack catcher Of the
Cananea Quien Sabes, had the misfor-
tune to sprain his ankle while at prac-
tice at the ball grounds He was COW
ering first. and made a run for a ball,
when his foot caught in the bag, throw
ing him TO the ground upon his foot
1t will probably be impossible for
him to take part IN the Ell Paso series
this week on account Of his misfortune.
Bert is the crack catcher Of the team,
although Cananea has some other good
men who can do the work, in Adams
and Goodman. From present appear
ance, IL looks as If Goodman will be
placed behind the willow, Male on third,
and Gamble out in left garden.
DENVER PLAYER TO MORENCI.
Dean Woods, former member OF the
Denver baseball club, was in Ell PaSO
Friday morning en- route to Morenci,
Ariz, where he will fill the position
Of backstop for the ball club