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The evening world., 1911-04-12
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THERE MAY BE. AFTER ALL, A
Marathon Derby run this spring. along
the lines Of the $1,000 events held last
year and the year before at the Polo
Grounds. The matching OF Hans Homer
and Gusta LJungstrom to meet at the
ST. Nicholas Rink In a l5-mile race next
Monday night. April II. and OF Shrubb
and Queal In a l0-mile event on Satur-
day night. has stirred up a tremendous
amount Of interest In the money chasers.
and several other important matches are
also on tap. II "a been practically ar
ranged for tho winners OF the Holner-
LJungstrom and Shruhb-Queal races TO
get together In a contest OF twelve or
ffteen miles at the 81. Nicholas Rink
on Saturday night. April %, IND this
will undoubtedly be followed by u som
test over the fun distance.
pool ENTHUSIASTS ARE LOOK
ing forward 10 the coming match te-
tween Champion Alfredo De orc and
Jerome keogh OF Rochester as probabl,
the greatest match OF the year. With
tie worlds title at stake the men viii
get together at poyle's Academy on the
nights Of April Is, 10 and 20, playlns
9OO points each night, or "a total OF Coo
keogh Is known generally AS the great
est OF them all IN native ability at play
Ing the game. while De Oro's uHpllal-
leled succession OF strong nnIsacs gives
him the call over Keosh on the question
OF steadiness.
THE COLUMBIA BASEBALL TEAM
leaves tonight Cor the South, where
they viii have a short Southern trip 20
cover the Easter recess. Tomorrow
they line up against the fast Mount 81,
Joseph College team AZ Baltimore, on
the day following they meet Western
Maryland College at Westminster, and
on Saturday play aga.as; the Catholic
Cn.ye:4.ty L.De.
DID YOU KNOW THAT RoY H.. HARTXElL
the shlIts0p q the la.il'S, Is a deales lu lIls
on the slit. That WAS ilr occupation no gAy,
when takus out a marriage License ia pl!lAdel
phiA. lie Agnet for life a little while later wu
Mhs Ella Stub6ins, who eomes from hA HON,
town. Golden. OoA
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10, for al sizes. types and speeds. An
members CT recognized yacht and motor
BOAT clubs are invited TO enter, Hand
some solid silver cups win bs awarded
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Missionary Non
Training for Great Speed

The Thirteenth Ia relying entirely on Roen-
berg 20 win the 10" go yard dash and the
to win the NJ. A. /. title as Jim u In good
condition.
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. 49, sfHAffs htNN.H u Nhl HE 49, Aa.AE >
a snod scrap.
JACK Goodman. who has been out o, The nns
sinee he Wa beaten by la,kcy Mcf afani, .llci
mitts ssain. ne va, So urod ,o'day b, Bies Ci..
= 10 meet Young Ahearn. the fast and ever
Wind 4. {. Of T,i.'5n On SupqqI' e. 9 az az s,"Imaan
has begun training tor the contest.
I,mmy clahby and RAY B,eason, the American
,sA'es who have been IN England, have sailed
Saturday and ail seed 70 idhssir 'i hon,, ,p nine Ta
alsteD on their arrival acre. ClaUby is suffering
iT9m Of a ssoss ,n. Hs ;5l hand Witch vi sss9 nun
relied to call off his tight With Jim sullivan.
the Englisl mitdleSeislt champion on account
w. $, Sales, . travelling man, paid IS for ,
%ssaplp3. YSla.. March ~, but go, a BADLY broken
~, ns lied SUI aslins, the %r,9mot.rs, F b.
p.ny .nd the contractor. asking $3.50 damages.
lie sall Is in the hospital at sspulpA.
the clever BroGsiyp f~ssihTsesht and Fatty Kiln;
,,s5ly ,n,s,,d &c, NM. 6a.is, g.. just ,ssS's,ss;
, $.'Ii, : 10 ;'' iss ' s'ia$s at e t is'' Sai5ia;aa They r. G. w" y
Brooklyn on Aprl -.
Tommy Houcs. the ta., little fighter Of Phil.
ds'ph.a, who Is slated 70 meet Frankie Burn,
%, by his manager. Jss Mcllshon. to meet Al
D,lmont o! Boston for twelve rounds at the
Washington A.. c.. Of Waterbury. Conn, on tie
night OF May 4. They will boI at ilS pounds
4; 3 r. II.
Boyo Drls,oll, VINO recently arrived here from
Bngland with Freddie Welsh. the English fighter.
Will figure In apOthU bout In this city on SATURDAY
night. His opponent will he Df Nackey Of Ceye
land. who could certainly fight Soiae a few years
ago. They are slated TO box ten rounds In the
wind-uD At the Faimont A. c. special stag.
Young .shugrue. the rugged and aggressive. little
flghttT OF Jersey City WHO recently defeated Joe
Baysrio Brooks. the English bantam weight, In a
ttn-rpu q bout 1t Browns Gymnasium A.. A..
will tackle Jimmy Dunn. the local feat Their weight.
for ten rounds at New Haven. Conn. on April "a.
This bout viii be tho semi final 70 the uoucA'
Burns fight.
Three clubs have already called on their bouts
for this week, owing To tile fact that Il u Holy
Week. They are the SharH' =. A.. G., New Polo
A.. A. ami the " iHwind \. g. of R~rooslyn. In
former years all the clubs made a practice or not
running turing Holy Week. but the Datchmakes
Of .lue % them decided TO run this week. side
statfHFr i.pol lrilpt
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opepinS National Lsasps baseball
~ fhiAdspdis- Music 8 Pm. Adm. IS. oOc
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The Columbia Yacht Club Will hold a
series OF open motor boat races on thei-
clubhouse on the Hudson River on yuns
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Boyo Drlscoll, Who recently arrived here from
England with Freddie Welsh. the English fighter.
will figure In anOthr bout In this city on SATURDAY
land. who could certainly fight soiae a few year.
ago. They are slated TO box ten rounds In the
wlnd.up At the Fainnont A. O. special stas.
The evening world., 1911-04-12

The Ameri-
can League
race this year
Will be a cork
err. and don't
think we won't
be right there
at the finish
In some places
they have been
overlooking us
In lauding the
Athletics. Hill
tops and Speed
Boys fro m
Boston,, but the
old Jennings
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Pat Mcdonald. the novice boIer o. tho I. A.
A. c., says that he's GETTING 80 interested In
the game OF fis,icuffs that he can hardly find
time to train with the weights. But it's ten 10
record this season.
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piD YOU KNOw THAT RnY \. uARrZElL.
the AhlItsi0p q the l..il's. Is a deales lp lluA
on the sit, That was The occupation no gave
when taxing out a marriage License ia tA!lAdel-
phiA. lie Agnei for life a little while later wth
Mhs Ell. Stab6ins, who eomes from hA home
town. Golden. OoA
The evening world., 1911-04-12

The Trinity A. G. Is showing SPLENDID sporting
spirit in sending Ahlgren I'M 20 Boston for the
annual Marathon race. lie will undoubtedly APP
preclste Their friendship, and IT'S mos, certain
that he will represent them a. son IS he has
ser,el hs year as an unattached athlete.
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form we Will be 30 far ahead that
they can't catch up.
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be In the hght from the start to
the finish.
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dORlARTY SAYS TIGERS
HAVE BEEN SIGHTED.
BY GEORGE MORIARTY,
Captain Of Detroit TiRers.D

Detroit, April IL.
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Dave Noble. the New York A. G. runner. y re
rnmored that he is negotiating with both the
Iris a. Q. and the TrinityA lie I'M
doubleday has early spring fever and needs a
few suluhur pills.
The evening world., 1911-04-12

tim Sullivan 10 doing the mile IN rsat form
now, and II Is expected that he Will give Kiviat
9 great race when they meet at that distance
In the NJ. A. l.. championships.
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machine Is working as though II Is
oiled. Our pitchers look as though
they would be better. our catchers
are much improved, AID the men on
the bases and In the outfield have
shown more speed in their early
work than we expected.
The evening world., 1911-04-12

lawson Robertson Il WORRYING about what s7
NJ a cook can he procured for Celtic PARK this
summer. It's possible one may be brought from
the other aide.
The evening world., 1911-04-12

0winn Henry. the Texas sprnter, has been tab.
Ina things easy since his races With Ro>enbergrr.
but he says tina, he Will L. ready 10 start real
work within a few days. lie Is getting better
acquainted with the East. and should show true
form within . short time.
The evening world., 1911-04-12

good, safe seat a. the MOrriSS,h-eck fight az
saplpa, Okla, March "s. but go, a badly broken
!g. lie fled suit aglins, the Promoters, +. *.
lfer. Morriss millionaire hacker. he lumber com.
pany and the contractor. asking s.. $50 damages.
lie still Is In the hospital a, SapulpA.
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SAYS HIS CUBS
WILL WIN REMNANT AGAIN.
by FRANK CHANCE.
Manager OF Chicago Cubs.1

Chicago, April Il,
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BROOKLYN AmusEMgMrs.

ENlII0N ''9LVI11H-T1
INIfUUna MatS Mon. We'd. sat. ,1>., |
..r... ~ ~. $3.50 "a Il 20 D
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-28

The Rich Mr.. Hoggenheimer is no
relation to the millionaire Guggen-
heimer, but is the musical comedy in
three acts which will be seen at
Thatcher Opera House Friday evening
December first.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-28
Same Old Story.

Ii became the solemn dury of justice
TO pass sentence on an aged man for
stealing. 1T is a shame that a man
Of your age should bu giving his mind
up to stealing. Do'you know any rea.
son why sentence should not be pro-
nounced on you according to the
laws" Nov. Judge" was the reply of
the aged sinner, this is getting to be
a trifie monotonous. | would like to
know how a fellow can manage to
please you judges. When was only
seventeen years old | got three years,
and the Judge said ought to be
ashamed Of myself stealing at my
age, When was forty ] got flve
years. and the Judge said II was a
shame that man In his very best years
should steal. And now when am
seventy years Of age, here you come
and tell the same old story. Now, /
would like to know what year Of a
mans life Is the right one, accordiaG
to your notion"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-28

Arrangements are being made for q
special train to leave Wellsville, Hy
rum and Cache Junction to arrive In
time for the Max Dill Opera company
which plays here next Friday evening
and to return after the show.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-28
ALLEGED FoReERs TO
BE RETURNED TO UTAH

Sheriff Joseph C. Sharp left on the
Western Pacific at 3 o'clock yesterday
afternoon for Sacramento with reQui-
sition papers on the governor of Cali
fornia for the return to Utah of Dean
Foster and A. L. Spalding, who are
wanted here to face felony charges
Both men are under arrest at Los An
geles.
The sheriff was accompanied by
County Attorney |. e. Wiley, who goes
to San Francisco on legal business
and will be away for several days.
Foster Is wanted here for forging
his mothers name to a check for 5000
Spalding Is accused of passing worth
less drafts upon the Continental Ma
tional bank.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-28
NOTED EDUCATOR TO SPEAK
AT NIBLEY HALL TODAY

This afternoon at 2 o'clock, DR.. A.
f. Winship, editor of the Journal Of
Education of Boston, Mass, will de-
liver timely lecture at Nibley Hall,
choosing as his subject, Getting into
the Came" This and similar lectures
the learned gentleman will give at
the State Teachers Convention and
in educational centers throughout our
state during the next few weeks.
DR.. Winship appears in our city un-
der the auspices of the b. Y. College
Lyctum course, and comes most high
ly recommended as an orator, with a
valuable lesson to teach. He lectures
at 2 p. m. at Nibley Hall
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-28

Special hacks will be arranged fol
parties of ten or more desiring to at
tend the Thanksgiving dance at Pro
violence Thursday night. Call B. L
Hanson 290 z Providence.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-28

Enetr the contest today; ten year
subscription would put you in the
lead by 10000 votes. Anybody can
enter now and win.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-28

Hear DR.. Winship at Nibley Hall to-
day at 2 p. m. Subject: Getting in
the Game"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-28

Mrs. e. B. Isgreen is spending
Thanksgiving holidays in Logan.
ID
Double vote offer closes Saturday,
December 8, at 10 p. m.
4
Wanted-A good milk cow. Call at
office Of X. C. Schaub above Ritter
Drug Store. n3O
Miss Eliza Peterson is visiting
with her bother Mrs. Andreas Peetr-
$4,000 votes on a ten year subscrip-
ton in Logan.
American Steam Laundry will be
closed Thursday. ms
-.i,-
Eyerton G. Sons have Just pur.
chased big line of drummers' sam.
pies of fine china and novelties,
which they will sell at wholesale pr-
ces.
s
$4,000 votes on ten year subscsip-
ton in Logan.
Mr.. Styner of Fielding, made fly.
ing visit to Logan yesterday.
+
Louis Larson OF Lewiston, was a
visitor to Logan on Saturday.
s
The Wilson, one Of the leading ho
tells OF Salt Lake City; rates 100 PEI
day and upwards. Music during meal
hours. Headquarters for Cache Val
icy people.
s.
$4,000 votes on ten year subscrip
ton in Logan.
=
A. C. Baker formerly Of Logan, but
now a prosperous farmer OF Mendon
was in Logan yesterday.
=
Double vote offer closes Saturday
December 9, at 10 p. m.
s.
II you don't think 1t pays to adver
tise just visit the. Fl. G. Hayball Mere
Co. Over two tons Of currants ant
raisins sold Saturday.
s.
All county and number Of cit,
school, teachers are attending tn
\ State Teachers Convention in Sal
Lake City this week.
Is
Hear DR.. Winship at Nibley Hall tc
day at 2 p m. Subject: Getting Il
the Game"
Enetr the contest today; ten yea
subscription would put you in tn
lead by 10000 votes. Anybody cal
enter now and win.
=
Lafount Hardware Company ha
just equipped the new Lowell schoo
with cooking utensils. d
&
Notice-The Logan Temple will b
closed Thursday, Nov. 80, for Thanks
giving and on Friday, December Isl
for repairs. Signed VIM. Bulge,
President.
=
Nels Carlson left yesterday morr
ing for Weston, Idaho, to oversee tn
seeding OF the big Carlso nfarm.
S. E. Needham was a visitor to Sal
Lake City Sunday.
81
A large and highly appreciative a,
dience attended the u. A. c. entes
tainmen in the Tabernacle Saturda
evening
So
MI r. l.. Campbell was a visito
TO Salt Lake City the week end an
sunday. While in the capital Nj
Campbell purchased a number of no,
elites for Christmas run at 9Th
81
Watch the Spande Furniture Con
pany's window for the appearance c
The contest automobile.
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-28
HORSES FOR SALE

Twenty head of nice young mares
/, 2 and 3 years old, or will CT
change for horses or mares 20 y
years old. Will pay cash difference. I
must dispose OF these horses in ten
days Come to the fair grounds at
Logan and see them.
Il ED STUART.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-28
Bllssfui Ignorance.

Holden, the New York bird man"
lately had in his shop taciturn par.
rot Day after day It sat silent on
IFS perch. Indifferent to every cues.
ton. At last Cuban lady came into
the shop and spoke TO 1t in her ma.
tive tongue The parrot frightened
up at once opened its beak and
emitted iubilant volley OF vehement
Spanish words When the parrot hnaL
ly ceased speaking the lady turned to
Mr. Holden and, hlushing violently.
asked;
DO you understand Spanish"
NO." he replied.
Thank Cod" she replied and left
the shop Success M gazine
Always Somewhere Nser
Misery, never haazsn iool far tor the
company that II lOyea
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-28
THANKSGIVING DAY RATES.
Via o. s. L

November Goth and 30th, limited to
December 4th. See agents for rates
and further particulars. mo
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-28
THANKSGIVING DAY RATES.
Via o. 8. L.

November goth and GOTH, limited to
December 4th. See agents for rates
and further particulars. n30
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-28

$4,000 votes on ten year subscrip.
ton outside Logan.
*
A trip around the world. Twelve
nations represented in the Fourth
ward bazaar Tuesday and Wednesday
nights. Concert by the professional
talent OF the ward at 1880. Admission
l0c.
q
Free lunch TO all our customers"
is the greeting at II. G. Hayball Mer-
camille Cos store, Wednesday, Nov.
ember 20. For one day the basement
OF the large store will be converted
into a beautiful lunch room where all
customers will be made to feel at
home.
/ 81
The finest Thanksgiving Turkey
dinner ever servide in the city will be
that of the Chicago Cafe on West LIST
North, Thursday, November 80. On.
ly soc plate. All the accessories go
with this meal
s.
Mrs. Vendla Fogelberg gave a pi
ano recital for her pupils Friday ev.
ening last at the Fourth ward meet.
ing house. After the recital the con.
gregation adjourned to the east
room where a farewell party was Civ
en- to Carl Johnson.
4
The patrons of the Oak this fore
week are receiving a treat in photo
play, in the feature production, THE
Lighthouse by the Sea-" tale of the
sturdy sea folk, wherein the dangers
&. of the mighty deep are wildly por
!, trayed. The entire story is one o.
I thrilling expectancy, the audience
- never being able to imagine just wha
} succeeding scene will bring to then
SO vitality interested in the outcome
THE Revenue Man and the Girl" b.
y tibet Biograph company is also wor
thy of special mention, while tn,
breezy western comedy "The. Phone!
= Strike Breakers" adds spice to tn,
program. Three piece orchestra in at
tendance.
+
The management of the Providence
Pavilion has made special arrange
, ments for their Thanksgiving dane
next Thursday evening. A recor
= breaking crowd is expected to attend
:, In addition to the regular refresf
ments served features Of the ever
ing will be the dutch lunch. At IL ]
IN. the drawing for the educated hors
. will take place, and it should her
be stated that the winnig numbe
!, must be held by a person present, !
A. fact the drawing will continue unit
number held by person present
o drawn. Hacks leave Logan at $50.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-28
Mr.. James johnson has gone to
Scipio, Willard County to spend
Thanksgiving holidays.

The daughter OF ]. F. Jeppeson OF
Bancroft, Idaho, who recently under
went surgical operation in this
city, was again operated upon yester-
day morning. The young lady is doing
even better than could be expected,
considering the seriousness Of the
case.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-28

Dance at Pavilion every Saturday
night II
MIR. and Mrs. ]. f. Rabe have moved
into their beautiful new home at 10
West Third North streets.
*
Roller skating at the Auditorium,
Wednesday and Saturday each week.
Afternoon and evening. Competent in
structors to assist beginners. Ladies !
free. II |
+
Mr.. Heber Morrell left for his mis- |
sion to Switzerland yesterday morn.
ing. His mother accompanied him to
Salt Lake
$4,000 votes on ten year subscrip.
ton outside Logan.
j.
A. Fl. Mitchell, proprietor of Nit.
chelrs Barber shop, yesterday chan.
ged his place of business from the
rooms over the City Drug to 80 No
Main.
s
THOUSANDS OF BARGAIN
SEEKING PEOPLE SAY: 1.-THE BIG
MONEY SAVING SALE OF JOHN
n. ANDERSON Is CERTAINLY THE
BIGGEST EVER HELD IN LOGAN.
GREATER BARGAINS IN SHOES,
CLOTHING AND GROCERIES CAN
NOT BE FOUND ELSEWHERE.'
THIS SALE CONTINUES TWO
WEEKS.
$4,000 votes on ten year subscrip-
ton outside Logan.
&
Special hacks will be arranged for
parties of ten or more desiring to at
tend the Thanksgiving dance at Pro-
violence Thursday night. Call b. l..
Hanson 29O z Providence.
3
Arrangements are being made for a
special train to leave Wellsville, Hy-
rum and Cache Junction to arrive in
time for the Max Dill Opera company
which plays here next Friday evening
and to return after the show.
Sc
The Rich Mr.. Hoggenheimer is nc
relation to the millionaire Guggen
heimer, but Is the musical comedy In
, three acts which will be seen a.
I Thatcher Opera House Friday evenin,
December first.
s.
Sundays School conference in thu
, Fourth ward at both morning and ev
ening session last Sunday, was wei
attended
r s
Mr.. James johnson has gone t.
Scipio, Willard County to spent
Thanksgiving holidays.
s
The daughter OF J. f. Jeppeson O
:, Bancroft, Idaho, who recently under
, went surgical operation in thi'
city, was again operated upon yester
day morning. The young lady is doint
even better than could be expected
considering the seriousness Of thu
> case.
d
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-28

Sundays School conference in the
Fourth ward at both morning and ev
ening session last Sunday, was well
attended.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-06
Secret Service Men Uncover
 Smuggling Plot
Especial from United Press

tSpeclal rom united PreSs.)
 New Haven, Sept. GA gigantic plot to smuggle Chinese into New England from Canada has been uncovered by secret service men working On the case for months. Orders have been issued by the United States bureau of Investigation from New York to all police and detective headauarters that particular attention be paid to hay cars coming from Canada.
 It is believed, today, that a man who Tn former years gave the govern ment much trouble by smuggling Chinese and who has been quiet for gagged in the business.
 This man disappeared suddenly about a year ago and was recently round conducting a hay business in Montreal with customers in New Ha- ven and other New England cities. Also it is known that many Chinese have entered Canada at Vancouver and have gone to Montreal.
 The method which it is believed the smugglers are using is simple Before a hay car is loaded the smuggler boards up each end of the car to make a partition three Or four feet from the wall to hold several Chinese com fortably. The car is then filled with hay, space being left for air to fiI- ter through. Enough food and water is allowed the imprisoned men to last until they reach their destination. It frequently happens, however, that the cars are held up enroute and the Ch1namen's foods giving out, they are forced to seek aid
 Just year ago six Chinamen were caught in this way at Springfield, Mass, hiding in a hay car consigned to Abner Hendee, of this city.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-06
Donahue To Run
 If He Can Find
 No Suitable Man
Head of State Federation of Labor Is Preparing to
 Do Battle

New Haven, Sept. 6.-Charles J. Donahue of this city, will be a candi- date for reelection to the presidency of the Connecticut State Federation of Labor at the convention to be held at Derby next week, if no other strong candidate can be found to make the fight against the so-called socialist element which seeks to gain control of the federation, it was authoritative ly stated in labor circles here today. MT. Donahue declined to say whether he will lead the fight of the conserva- tives forces in the federation. With MT. Donahue making the run a red hot fight for this honor is predicted, as the socialists connected with the federation are making a strong effort to OuSt DOnahue from his position, which he has held for some years.
 Three candidates are in the field for the position of secretary of the fed eration to succeed Patrick H. Con- nolley of Danbury, who resigned fol- lowing his appointment to the office of State Labor Commissioner.
 John F. Reilly, of Meriden, now state organizer, is one of the men said here to be out for Connelly's place and the others are John Daley, a member of the Cigarmakers' union Bridgeport. If MT. Reilly lands the place he will have to resign as or ganizer. John O'Neill was formerly organizer of the federation and ir was he who formed the trolleyme en's union in this city and was one of the leaders through the trolleymen's strike of a few years ago.