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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-21
MARRIAGE LICENSEES.

Harry Hagen and Hazel Snarr. or
salt Lake.
J.. Alma Lsngston and Jennie Camp OF
Hiukicv.
August Reko1s and Maria Renima5o
or salt Lake.
Robert S. ca rdncr ~ Park CITY and
Ann Jones OF Cedar CITY.
George l.. Angus o. Spanish Fork and
MHriutna WriEIcE NJ Fcrron.
Edward Somucr and Alice Ethel Hem
bricks Of EcvburC. Id1ro.
Ernest T.. McCfVcu and EVELYN ~.
1ouu-horg Of salt Lake.
Edward Rasmussen and Sarah Oar
iu-f0u of EIla. Ida
Fsrlcv George ana Arcta Phelps of
MONTPELIER. Idaho.
Charles 2 Sampson and EIeuor Nc
CulIouEh of Eertuer Idaho.
Charles J. IolIiuEcr and Mabel Wal
ter of RrNhur- Idaho.
RaymOud II. NcEutire and Sarah Lot-
finger OF ErNburE. Idaho.
AiiIaudo Rich Of Paris. Idaho. and
Clara kOf0rd ri Weston. Idaho.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-21
High School Notes

Miss psine's and Mr. Miles German
classes H1d am entertainment rcstcr-
day instead of their regular school
work and several of the students re-
other classes have planned entertain
mnnf- Tor TODAY instead OF their lesson.
Many visitors were down to the ui-h
school yesterday fo inspect the work OF
tho sewing classes and they seemed
very much pleased with fro work that
the public have done This year. Today
viii be- the last DAY Of the exhibition.
The hirh school teachers will enter
Tuesday night az the Eaton gymnasium
nv giving them "a reception. followed
hr dance Zoo the gymnasium.
The drawings Of AR U5rwood's
being placed iu the halls of frr main
building. Mr.. Harwood has also some
or Dis work on exhibition no the Yer
mont building. where many other ar
lists ~ Utah have their work. This
exhibit viii last until December 90.
The decorations for tho Rcd and Black
dance viii Hr nut mo- this morning and
Oh" N7I| VIII nc decorated with holly
VIII be- Mr. and Mrs. r W. Watt. Str
Eaton. Miss Dukes Miss Ngyuc Miss
EIiorhrrk and Nr. /Ob'I
There will be short periods today and
school will end 90 ! o'clock. The school
vacation VIII last until Tuesday. Jan
uarv @ and work FOR thc first eomce
Ter VIII Dc over January %.
Drill is postponed TODAY ON account
of the short periods. bUf Captain Woh1
SAYS that the drill will Dee held fu tho
weather prevents driIiu- outside
The high school orchestra will make
tf- first appearance TODAY 40 the Red
and Black exercises and Mr. Iouo
boys and girls have nut In with their
practice.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-21
NEW AUTOS ARE HERE
Carload Of latest Model Stoddard Na.
chimes Arrives on the salt
Lake city Market.

For over month sam Sharmau OF
the SEarmau Automobile company has
been anNiou-ly awaiting "a carload OF
automobile. They arrived Yesterday.
and Sbarmsu was about tho happicst
man i'm town. There was reason for
60. The car contained thc 'Stoddard
sensations about which much has
been said and printed in local automo-
bile circles.
10 contained tho Stoddsrd twenty
fhc new model this company has placed
before the public for the coming year,
and until yesterday the car. it's price,
design and general makeup have been
kept a secret from the public.
some OF my friends thought 7 was
crazy" said Sharman. when I dropped
AN lines IN the medium price cars last
summer and announced for the Comiu-
season 7 would limit myself strictly
to the Stoddard- Dayton line. But I had
an iuk1ing from the factory of what
was coming. and 7 guess when they see
This car. size 10 ND and learn IT'S price
they win readily understand why o. is
called tho sensation Of the year In
automobile circles"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-21
PRINCIPAL APPOINTED FOR
THE BINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL

T. D. Masters was yesterday APP
pointed principal 81 the Bingham hi-u
school los tho Jordan school board. He
takes the place Of g.. O.. Dudley. who
resigned.
Tho now head Of the Bingham Insti-
tuition was "a Grade teacher in the
school over which ne viii rule
r.. NJ. Lcatherberry viii take up Mr..
Masters grade work.
THE request Of Miss Connie Mahaucy
% the Jordan school district TO bc re-
leased was denied. The board decided
that she is too well acquainted with
the children and her work too salts
factory 90 let her go.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-21

Roger Powers has returned from
Ann Arbor 90 spend the holidays with
hi- parents, Judge and Mrs O. w
Powers
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-21

vr and Mrs IT. g. Hoffman and
l.u-rter Naomi accompanied by I'd
------- l-L-- LnIlN % .nrnl Tho
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-21

holidays with 1ir. Hofrmsn's parent
iu Joplin. Mo.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-21
SOCIETY
TODNY-s EVENTS.

= Al the Odeou this evening viii :
r bc given th~ second in The series
: OF Assem- Di~e. which win Do ir
? tho nature of Christmas dane
: inr party.
? Preceding Tho dance This even
: ing at tbc Ddcuu "a dinner VIII bo
= given hv the Misses Mary ana
= carey Marshall at the home ~
: judge and Mrs. j. A. Marshall.
: in compliment % Miss stella F1-
? biau and John Clark. There viii
= a,-o be- a number Of other lin
= u~re given preceding the main
( event OF The evening
. Member OF the Crystal Card e
= club win be entertained this aft
2 eraoou bg Mrs. james lrers at
? her home iu East First south
p street.
The music section Of the la
= dies. Literary club viii meet this
p afternoon Boo tine club house at 3
, o'clock A fine program has
= been prepared Pos the chairman.
Nf-r. A. IT, Peabody. and assist
p ants. Mrs st. H. OEicsbv and
r Airs. Charlie O.. Daily and several
? OF salt Lakes best musical talent
? viii appear.
? There viii Do proer7r17 appro-
: pirate t1 the season given iu Oh"
= city schools this afternoon. when
= they close Tor the holidays.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-21

STR. and Mrs A. r. Reid viii have
o. tlrir guests over Christmas Nr
AMI Mrs. Hubert Richards and family
b. =urir-viuc and Miss Nora John
U.rn
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-21

Mr. and Mrs. Jackson r.. NcChrye-
tat and children loft sunday for Long
Beach, where they viii spend the win
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Mrs w. a. Euttau entertained yes
i~-iav afternoon Co meet Mrs Los
sombc. who ia the guest ~ hrl
.i7sl-f-4- -Af=s e. IA Boyer Cor thu
rirter. from Ontario. Canada. Bridge
En-. the amusement of the afternoon.
% which three tables were played.
,tfh a number Of other friends COM
ne iu FOR tea. Mrs Bower poured tea
md coffee. assisted by Miss Ethel
Mount and Miss Pearl Savage. The
decorations we're prcttilv carried out
r Christmas effect. = vase of red car
1atious and ferns ON cluuy lace cen
.erpircc forming the central dccura-
ion ~ the tea table. with holly and
green's throughout the rooms
Mr. and Mrs. Edward T.. Jenkins
Entertained last evening with q dinner
o. their home FOO East First South
rrcel Red roses adorned the table.
vrrrc Christmas place cards were laid
'or twelve guests.
-
Tho Monday Afternoon Bridge club
v1s entertained Monday afternoon by
Vrr T. S. Ferry. on which occasion
lr prize was won by Miss Katherine
Judge
There will bc no meeting OF the club
acNt Monday afternoon
rnr BuaEiue we're delightfully."- On
.rrfairrd last evening by Miss Ailceu
Nacfrau at her home. Several bright
Fffir dramatic skits were given and
Doc occasion was attended by the So
.isT success that has marked the meet
ucs of the dramatic club
sir. and Mrs. Eugene Barnes and
t1r Lsve gone to Los Angeles 10 spend
re holidays with Mrs. Barnes par
.rte. Mr.. and Mrs. w r.. WiChtmsn.
Mrs. Sarah E-~rs of ST. Louis IS
-.Iffn~ in the city with her mother
Ur. Hannah Wells. Boz South Niutl
.a.t street and later viii go 60 Parl
Fifty to visit her sister, Mrs. T.. p
.r'umpf~.
81
STR and Mrs A. r. Reid viii have
o.. flrir guests over Christmas Nr
t.T Nr. Hubert Richards and family
b. rurir-viIc and Miss Nora John
Stone.
vr and Mrs IT, o.. Hoffman an,
l.uerter Naomi accompanied by =,
TuTm1r. leave today f1 spend fh.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-21

FIJI out blank and send 10 Pattern
Department OF this newspaper
As these patterns are purchased Don
New York and the orders must be sent
there. from ten days 90 two weeks
should be allowed for receipt OF pat
tern after coupon has been mailed to
This office
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-21
HIST HOOKS AT LOWEST PRICES

We have the finest assortment of
Xmas books lu town. our prices cannot
be- beaten. Come and see our books.
-ct our prices. and v0u'il buy here. We
know. because we are proving every
d1v that we can save our customers
money ON books. open every evening.
ucscret Sunday School Union Book
store 40 and &c East South Temple.
Just cast of 4. g.. ~. J. New store.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-21

4 poor store wouldn't prosper sim
ply through being sEgrcssively adver-
-iSod-uCr would a good store prosper
uifhOu. proper publicity.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-21

LETCHF!ELD g. RAi;STCw.
The Tile and Mantei Men.
Nautcl set. complete. SIS and up.
&c So state St
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-21

holidays with 1ir. Hofrmsn's parents
iu Joplin. Mo.
Roger Powers has returned from
| Ann Arbor 90 spend the holidays with
/ his parents, Judge and Mrs. O. w.
Powers
[ Mis- Alton Young has returned from
an extended eastern trip.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Jackson q. NcChrys-
I TAI and children loft sunday for Long
! Beach. where they viii spend the win
/ tier.
/ Robert Mcintyre. son ~ Air. and
lis. w re- Nlt1iutt~-- Iiv-ur i'fiOIup-
son. son of Mr.. and Mrs Ezra ThomU-
son. and Milton Rcifu~s. son of Mr.
and Mrs. J.. 70. Bciruss. viii return
from eastern colleges To- spend tho
Christmas vacation At their homes in
tho city.
Mrs. James TT. Waters gave a ban
quet and card party for the q. Is. ID.
club 5t the Kenyon hotel last night
The banquet and the card room was
decorated with holly and carnations.
and Christcuseu's orchestra furnished
the music. and prizes were awarded
to the winners iu the game.
The club members who attended
we're Dr. and Mrs. G.. A. Light. Mr.
and Mrs IT. r. Canter. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Price. Mr.. and Mrs David Mat
son. Mr.. and Mrs +. g.. Houtz SIR
and Mrs. w w. Cuff. Mr. and Mrs.
w. ". cuff jr.. Mr. and Mrs. A. j.
smith. AIR. and Mrs. J. r.. Hods0u.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alma Eldridge. Mr.. aud
Airs. George Olson and Mr.. and Mrs.
W. ID. Rush.
s.
The invited guests were AR. and
| Mrs. Ecudcl. Mr. and Mrs IT. W. Duu-
gall. MIR. and Mrs. w r.. CHAMBERLAIN.
| Dr. and Mrs Turner. Mrs Ida Par
son. Miss Lloyd Allzood. Miss Nor
gan. Mrs. !. Arnold, ". d. Booker and
William Waters
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-21

Mis- Alton Young has returned fro
au extended eastern trip.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-30
GAME POSTPONED
 AT NASHVILLE

Nashville, Tenn, December 29.-The game between the Harvard law students and the. Vanderbilt -sewanee- Michigan football teams has been postponed until tomorrow afternoon at ? o'clock on ac- count of the weather.
 The all-star aggregation headed by Cap tain Hamilton Fish arrived here from Memphis last night and were to play the Vanderbilt-Sewanee-B Michigan squad on Dudley field this afternoon. The game was called off on account of the heavy rain that fell throughout the early hours of last night. leaving the field very heavy. The weather continued warm and rainy today.
 Just who will start in the game for the locals has not been decided upon and will not be until shortly before the game is called. However, the following eom- pose the local team Center. Schultz; right guard, Smith and Graham; left guard, McGugin and Powell; right tackle, Lex Stone, Covington and Vaughn Blake left end, Stewart and Hager quarter Browne; right half, Douglas and Honus Craig; left half, Neely, Dan Blake Vaughn Blake; fullback, Edgerton and Williams.
 The lineup of the Harvard team has not been announced. but 1t probably will be as follows:
 Left end, Dewey QIarvard); left guard Crumpacker (Michigan); left tackle, Parks Yale); center. Wilmington (Harvard); right guard. Hoar CNebraska); right tackle, Fish QIarvarD; right end. For cheimer QIarvard); quarter McVeagh OIarvard) left half, Moore Princeton); right half. Pfeiffer (Princeton); fullback, White QIarvard).
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-30
Y. M. C. A. SCHEDULE

The basketball schedule of the Birmins- ham Young Mems Christian association follows:
 December S1-Georgia in Birmingham. January 6-Bessemer in Birmingham. January 18-Chattanooga Y. M. c. A in Birmingham
 January 20-Mobile Y. M. c. A. in Bir- mingham.
 January 27-chattanooga Y. M. C.. A at Chattanooga
 January University of Alabama in Bir- mingham.
 January -Bessener at Bessemer.
 February Auburn in Birmingham. February 7-Vanderbilt in Birmingham. February 1o-Columbus Y. M. c. A. in Birmingham.
 February 17-Mobile Y. M. c. A. in Mo- bile.
 February 1S-Pensacola Y. M. c. A. in Pensacola.
 February 21-sewanee in Birmingham. February University of Mississippi In Birmingham.
 February Birmingham Athletic club in Birmingham.
 In addition, two other games will be played against the Athletic club in March. The schedule is a broad one, and many of the best southern teams will be brought to Birmingham
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-30
LEGISLATORS ARE
 AGAINST RAGING

Memphis. Tenn, December 29-(Special) With hardly a single exception the dele gation that will represent this communi- ty in the coming session of the legislature will oppose any effort to modify the pres ent drastic laws prohibiting betting on horse races within or outside the state. Added to the announcement of Senior Sen ator-elect Mckay were statements today from Senators Page and Bacon, both of whom declare that the time is not ready for a revival of the sport with any gam bling attachment.
 On top of this, however. is a report current here that outside interests have gathered a fund of s100,0O0 for lobbying purposes at Nashville. The effort is be- leved to be to restore betting, so that a winter meeting can be held in Mem phis, of at least 100 days. Many turf fol- lowers here profess to believe that there is a chance for favorable law.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-30
NEGRO BASEBALL
 LEAGUE FORMED

Chicago. December 29-Under the ten- tatiye plans of the Negro National Base ball league. which was formed here yes- terday; it will incorporate in Illinois with s2500 capital, each club paying $500 for its franchise. Other resolutions that went through were to have at least half of the umpires .colored men and pay them s5 game; to establish a blacklist of players who may jump, reserve list to be agreed upon by the clubs at the next meeting, and to limit the league to one franchise in each city.
 Besides the eight cities represented at the meeting. the executive committee ex- poets to receive applications from a num- Der of others for admission into the league.A
 The cities which had representatives present were Chicago, Louisville, New Orleans. Mobile, St. Louis, Kansas City Mo, Kansas City, Kans, and Coum- bus.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-30

moaned Pat Powers, who was manag- ing the club. "He is big and strong and young, and four games week are not too many for him. But there is no use in crying. He has never pitched a Sunday game and never will"
 On the afternoon In question Powers had all his youngsters warming up, but deep haze of inpenetrable gloom hung over the camp. Just before the game was to start big figure in uni form was seen trudging across the dia- mond. The players stared in amaze ment.
 Tt can't be Cy." they said to one another And the fans marveled when it became spread abroad that it was not only Cy, but that he was going to pitch.
 Cy spoke no word to anyone. When the game was ready for cracking he simply walked into the pitchers box and began shooting them over. He had never before shown so much speed; his curve had never been greater. His control was marvellous. He won the game almost single handed. When 1t was all over and the players were in the club house one asked Cy why he had consented to work, Well" stated he, T was reading in my Bible last night about the man whose ass had fallen in the ditch and how it was no sacrilege to pull him out on the Sabbath. Well, I then thought that this was a similar case
 For Patsy Powers. of all other men Is the biggest ass tha at has ever ambled
 into my view and he himself will tell you that he was in quite gaping hole,"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-30

The first game of basketball of the current season to be played in Birming- ham will occur tonight at the Birming- ham Athletic club. The visiting team is that representing the University of Geor- gia.
 The game promises to be hard fought and spectacular. The club team is coach ed this season by G. N. Messer of the city public schools. and the material is fine. This argues strenuous battle for the Georgians The visitors, however. are coached by Coach Cunningham, an old Vanderbilt athlete. In the football sea son Cunningham brought Georgia to the front and the prediction is general that he win show great class in basketball, too. - ''-. ''''
 After the game. there will occur tn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-30

The announcement was made yesterday that Otis Stockdale will manage the Greensboro club of the Carolina Asso- ciation next season. .t-,, n
 Southern league fans who have watched the work of Stockdale for the past several seasons and who know him are aware of the fact that he will make a splendid leader It Is generally believed that he should have latched on to some club in the southern league.
 stockdale finished last season with Blr- mingham and did excellent work. He not only won fair percentage of his games with Birmingham, but did fine
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-30
WILL BECOME
 MANAGER NEXT SEASON

work in conditioning the younger play CTS and in teaching them the rudiments of the game.
 Local 'fapf will give Stockdale up with regrets. In case Wagner carries out his intention of not returning next season. only the siamese twins. F1eharty and Bauer, of last years aggregation will re- turn as members of the new flinging de- partment.
 It is probable that Stockdale will not report to Greensboro until the last of March or April l.. He has a good job In Birmingham for the winter months, and will hold it as long as possible.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-30
BASKETBALL SEASON WILL
 OPEN WITH TONIGHTS GAME

usual dance. From interest that is aroused, it is indicated that large at tendance will be on hand. As this will be the first game of the season, 1t will also be the practical opening reception of the club for the new year. Tomorrow afternoon, Georgia meets the
 Birmingham Athletic club. and tomorrow night, tackles the Y. M. c. A.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-30
Doherty's Visit to America

Boston, December 2s-R.i F. Doherty made his first appearance. on American courts in the summer of 1902 with his brother and Dr. Pin. forming the Brit i5h team in an unsuccessful attempt to 1t the Davis International cup. The ,oherty brothers returned the following year and made B clean sweep of the American tenris courts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-30
FLYING WOLF MAKES
 NEW TRACK RECORD

JuareZ. Mexico. December 29-Flvine Wolf, carrying 106 pounds, made new track records for six furlongs at Ter razas park today, when he easily won the Dos Republicas stakes from Round the World the odds-on choice. The colt stepped the distance in 1:f1 1-5, within one-fifth of second of the worlds rec ord.
 Jockey J. Cook, who was ruled off here last year, has been reinstated
 Jockey Molesworth carried off the rid Ing honors by piloting four winners out of six mounts. Summary:
 First race. five and a half furlongs. Argonez (Allen), 10 to l. won; Loween tRice), 10 l, second; Juarez (McGee). 15 to l, third Time, or Trafalga, Ben Lasca, Little Friar, Court d'Oro, Co-Ed. Beechmont and stalwart Lad ran.
 Second race, five and a half furlongs Shamrock CMolesworth), 9to | won; Hearts Relief (Murphy), g to l, won; Phflain CWilson), Il to 10. third Time 1:o7. Administer, Personality, Stella and Master Clarence ran.
 Third race six furlongs Marion Casey fMolesworth), to l, won: L. NJ. Eek ert (Rice), to 1, second; Pedro CVan- Dusen), to l, third. Time, 1:is 3-5. Joe Enrich. Gene Wood, Hidden Hand, Han- his and Dennis Stafford ran.
 houi LII Idce, DIX lufloHBSs tiy1nR w oil Murphy), to g. won Round the World (McGee). to 10 second Nettie March mont (Molesworth), to ,. third. Time Ill 1-5. Only three starters.
 Fifth race, selling, six furlongs: Sain- fox (Molesworth). 10 to 1, won; Florence A. CRice), to l, second; Preen (Rey. nolds), 5 to ?, third. Time, 1:13. Yol Win, Cotylto, Bitter Sir Periwinkle, Silk Amigo, Lavena and Lickers ran.
 ctytb raca mile and siv (Molesworth), 10 to 1, won; Ramon e. roma tRice), to i, second Fred Mu holland (McGee), 4 to 1, third. Time 146 1-5. Short Order and Noon ran.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-30
FOR SALE

An old established grocery business and property on which is located one of the best loca- tions in city for the business, and a splendid real estate in vestment. Address K-26,- care Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-30
FRANK GOTCH EAGER TO
 MEET HACKENSCHMIDT

Des Moines. la, December 2s.-"Tickled to death," declared Frank Gotch over the telephone today when told that Jack Cur ley, manager for George Hackenschmidt, had accepted the challenge issued through Farmer Burns that Gotch would meet any man that would put up $2oooO side bet.
 q am ready to meet the Russian and show him that I am still world cham pion. l would prefer that the match be pulled off in the next three or four weeks. After meeting him I will stay on the mat as long as any of them can put up enough money, but I don't think there is enough money in the possession of the whole lot of them to cover the amount in the challenge issued by Farm CT Burns" .
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-30
NOTED TENNIS PLAYER
 DIES IN LONDON

London, December 29.-Reginald Do- herty elder of the brothers of the noted English tennis team, died today. He had been in i'll health for some time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-30
Heavyweixhts Are Barred

Memphis. December 2.-(special)-on account of reports, generally believed, that the heavyweights. Jim Barry and Tony Ross, hippodromed their eight round draw Monday, announcement by the local club is that no more heavy weights will be matched under the new Tennessee law, which allows but eight rounds. Semi-monthly bouts instead of weekly are also announced.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-30
VIII Conclude Terms

Montreal, December 29.-Jack Curley, manager for George Hackenschmidt. the Russian wrestler, left for Chicago today to conclude arrangements for match between his principal and Frank Gotch. Curley had previously wired formal ac- oeptance of challenge to contest at S2O GOO a side.