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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-14
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HAPPlER future ahead of the child
brighter national fe For the children of today
are the citizens according train them will
E our national life be shaped And the School of Mohecra that
Is Oeng established in New York is Joyous step forward
Mother love tremendous factor in child life For child Graves
love and ought to have it, he into the sympathetic kindly
child symmetray Mother love combined with mother
been bred that have rendered him unable 70 NAV h na IN hn oN
Faults have been allowed
and which, took perhaps all of his life
taken to remedy ills entirely preyeabe had knowledge we'll love
perhaps these errors who
any rate see them being made every day by mothers about them
can no more be mother by instinct than
n We know nowadays that being does not necessarily
houkeepe So the School Of Motheaf all
science and study
tuition will be provided in the home
care and training of children There will be classes biology hygiene
euges child psychology kindergarten
vital bringing others principles
these sciences so that the problem of the family and child
be dealt with ntegeny
Besides classes and lectures at the school,
will be selected library and public reading
bureau for problems relating to the family marriage
70 the care and training children the home exhibit
to be established of drens furniture clothing
lures s selected & for their fitness beauty and economy
house for all who are Interested in the conservation
chdfe purposes ultimately provide for the vacation
motherhood thorough training
for the vocation of teaching library work
law.
Such work this fail benefit Thou.
sands Of young mothers throughout the land
brne their boys and girls be fine
almost impossible expert helm
Pee experience Here scientific knowledge addition here
day For touch with being
with the wonder
the beauty, the JOY and the worth of It,
The work needed that viii undoubtedly
viii soon have Schools OF Moercra In the of time
school can write for such information as they need and
helpful a and lin inspiring naI advice -
activities of women
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iI-i--i-'f-I-i"F

TIE regular monthly business ana
social meeting Of the Young Peoples
Alliance of Calvary Evangelical
church was held Tuesday evening at
the home Of Miss Cora Zachman on
south Prospect street.
After the business for the month
had Leen transacted, "The Chronicle
the monthly magazine, was read by tne
editor. Miss cleo Lunger. The Fen
ruary issue proved to be very interest
ing and helpful.
The vice president Miss Esther Ger
hart. then took charge. Instead OF the
usual literary program, some time was
valuably spent in testimony meet
ing, which showed that the spirit OF
the revival is still in our midst
After adjournment a social hour was
enjoyed. refreshments being served
The next meeting will he held the
scond Tuesday Of March at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs A. ]. Myers on Girard
.aVenue.
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Christian Endeayor Meeting.

Mrs. W. w. Ward, of Glrarl avenue,
entertained the Christian Endeavor
society OF the United Brethren church
at her home Tuesday evening,
The regular business of the society
was transacted. and a musical and
literary program was enjoyed. A
selection was sung by the young la
dies quartette, and Misses Vcrda
Meiles ana Vesta Williamson playol A
piano duet. Miss Gladys Corey re-
cited very pleasingly. In the social
hour which followdq. Miss Gladys
Porter was the fortunate winner Ia a
contest, and was given a dainty lituie
gift Lunch was served.
The next meeting viii be held on
the second "Wednesday In March, al
the hcme Of Miss ErgEa Sontag. on
Pleasant street
Guests aside from the members
were: Misses Ivadel McCurly
Gladys Porter. Berdce Kaufman. Ger
trude Kaufman. Helen Wlckman
Gladys Corey Willla Reichardt, Shur-
ley Barnhart Irene Neatly, Lloyd
Pickering. Bertice Kaufman, George
Harris Paul Brlcker H. T.. Hfpsher
and NIr. and Mrs. Frank sands,
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members OF the Current Topic club
and their husbands.
The members assembled at the reg
ular afternoon hour and before the
dinner hour the program numbers
were given.
The roll call responses were Hum
orous Proposals OF Marriage" They
occasloned much merriment, for the
ladies' chose the very funniest OF ways,
some of them supposed TO have been
in use since cave men proposed with
their rude Clubs, then revised and
handed them down to suit each gen.
Grafton.
Yesterdays numbers departed some
what from the usual program and the
ladies spent much time In the dis
cussion OF local civics. They are plan
| ming especially 10 take active meas-
ures toward beautlfJng the city and
| plans for this work were generally
discussed.
Mrs. ID. r.. Crlssinger contributed 4
| piano number very agrccably 90 the
members and Miss Dora Smith pres
| ented vocal solos.
The gentlemen arrived a little {
| fore six O'Clock and Mr.. and Mrs
| Anthony received alone In one Of their
/! pretty parlors. The Anthony home IS
beautiful Que but the artistic ap-
pOintments were varied by myrlads of
| tiny red hearts draped from the
chandeliers and about the draperies
and hangngs
Small tables were placed for the
| dinner guests ana these were decor
ated IN red Tniy candles with fuzzy
| red skirts adorned each table and
place cards were prettily tinted Val
| entines.
Following the dinner hour tho
| tables were cleared and heart games
furnished a merry and appropriate
diversion for the remainder Of the
| evening.
Covers were placed for Mr. and
| Mrs. d. r. Crissnger Mr.. and Mrs.
W. y. Denman, Mr., and Mrs. y. Il.
j. Brockett, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Beat.
~, Mr.. and Mrs. y. II. Harvey Mrs
| II, r. Day. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Byron
| Hume, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Kearse
Mrs. Nellie Trey. Mr.. and Mrs. s.. B
Llpplncott Mr.. and Mrs, +, r.. Mann
Mr.. and Mrs. u. l.. Sellars, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl II. Smart Mr.. and Mrs. j
=, Tavlor, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Thomas
Mrs. NJ. E Wetmore. Mrs Mary A
Wolford Mr. ard Mrs. II. n. Snyder
Mr. and Mrs. John Fairbanks. Mr.. and
| Mrs X. II Marshall, Mrs. Edwards
! Miss Floretta Allmendinger. Miss OLA
Allmendinser, Messrs. Raymond
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Mrs. naviam,rst Entcrtalns.

Mr.. &. r.. Havlghurst arranged
one Of yesterdays MOST charming af-
fairs WHEN she planned to entertain
the members of Arts club Of Belle
containe ana the Woman's club Of
this city.
Mrs. Hayighurst resided until re-
Gently at Bellefontaine and was there
a member OF the former literary or
ganlzatlon. Yertell-uy was the date
set for the members 10 meet with her
and Mrs. Hoylshurst invited the
members to her Marion home. she
Is also a member Of the Womans
club here, and invited the members
to meet the ladies OF the Arts club.
The Bellefontaine guests arrived
on the morning train and lunched at
the HaV2 aurEt home. During the
afternoon the regular literary pro-
gram Of She Arts club was presented.
Rome" was the subject OF the after
noon ana Mrs. Havighurst read an
excellent PAPER on "The Roman
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Contestants EntcrtaIned.

The contest for membership in tho
Christian Endeavor society Of the
Trinity Baptist church, which has just
ended and in which contest the
Blues were the successful contestants
against the Reds, was the occasion for
a social held in the church basement
Tuesday evening.
The attendance was good and the
following program was rendered: a
piano solo by Miss Rhea King, was
followed by recitation, Lincoln" by
Miss Gladys Currin. A vocal duet was
sung by Miss Clapsaddle and Miss
Pearl Clapsaddle followed, and two Iii
tie girls recited a dialogue, when the
Missionary comes" a recitation by III
tie Dorothy Monat followed and Mrs
Frank Beverly read short sketch
T8he program wa $ interspersed by
several selections by the Boys Glee
club. Light refreshments We're serv.
ed.
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Forum in which she visuallzed lis
former splcndur aIlA power and dis
cussed the ruins aS they stand to-
day
Mrs. William G.. Morgan. of Belle
fontainc, told How Rome Was
Euilt," going back to the days of
llomulus. She related u number of
historical incidents of interest on this
subject.
Tho hostess poured tea at five
o'clock ana was assisted by the
Misses Florence and Alice Hanc
The members Of the Ants club are:
Mrs. Robert Cotton, Mrs. Joseph
Cotton, Mrs. ]. n. Deeny. Miss Jennie
Ellcry, Mrs. j. r. Fulton, Mrs. S. II.
Griffin, Mrs 9. 8 HOckc,t. Mrs. S. n.
Johnson. Mrs a. j. Miller, Mrs. w.
w. Riddle, Mrs. Il. C.. Scarf, Mrs. j.
T.. West ana Mrs Havighurs,.
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Nirs- RnNl Entcrtains.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. s.. Rayl entertained
the Rayl Sunday school class, of the
Trinity Baptist church, at their home
On Pearl street. Tuesday evening.
The attendance was good. and sever
al visitors were present. The regular
business Of the class was transacted,
and the remainder >of the evening
was devoted to pleasant di-
versions. A postoffce, at which every
enc present was given a valentine. was
conducted. Dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess.
The next meeting will be held on the
second Tuesday i'm March.
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A Masnnernde nnnce.

The members OF the Druids Circle
enjoyed a masquerade dance at their
hall Tuesday evening. There was an
unusually large attendance. and the
evening was spent most enjoyably in
dancing and playing games. The
members and their friends came at =
tired In fantastic costumes, and Mrs
Emma Selchln. who was masked as
a clown, received the ladies' prize
for being the most comically dres-
sed. The music was rendered by Mr.
Louis Albright. Refreshments were
served at ten o'clock. The next meet
ing win be held in two weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Anthony enter
tanned a few friends at a pretty val
entine party. last evening, at their
Baine avenue home.
The Anthony home was prettily
decorated with hearts and valentines.
rabies were filled at hearts and this
aDprcpriate game was the featuring
diversion of the evening. Miss Minnie
Grdse won first award among the la
dies ailf Mr.. Ray Bonnette carried
Off the gentlemen's prize.
A buffet lunch was served from q
prettlly decorated refreshment table
Mrs. Ray Bonnette and Mrs. A. shaw
assisted the hostess with the trays.
The guests numbered: Mrs. X. A
Anthony. OF Sturgis Michigan; Mrs
Howard Shaw and daughter Laverna
and MIR. Floyd Shaw, of Marysville
MIR. and Mrs. \. Shaw and children
Mr.. ann Mrs. Ray Bonne:te, Misse'
Minnie Grosc and Ella Paddock
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-14

There was a called meeting Of Ma
rion temple of Pythlan Sisters, No 3S1
when the regular inspection OF the
lodge was conducted by Mrs. Mar
garet Baddley, OF Toledo. grand chief
Of the order. Eleven candidates were
initiated and various other business
matters received consideration.
A social hour followed and refresh
ments were served.
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Shedding pnrtv ENJOYED.

The employees Of Frank Bros. store
enjoyed a shedding party TO Agosta.
Tuesday evening. About 20 couples
made up the party. which left Ma
rion at o'clock The evening was
spent In the. dance hail Of the Agosta
opera house. and games and dancing
made the evening very enjoyable.
Refreshments were served.
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a"uhI, : s, hoth OF Rochester, New yo,,,
delightful courtesy last w" o'N'
When In their honor they e,.es'l,.i enenlliS,
nue. home. ''a'he ave-
~ e,.1erplece of cut lo.e ers d~esse Z
carl, sapie ana tiny hearts for place
ea,I. a.us reminded the gu-sts OF the val
for twelve. were paced
poHowing the dinner hour toble,
nieu at card games and music
ana chat were enjoyable issue ''''
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The significance of Valentine Lay
has undergone material change
since the days when it was first
established In England, Scotland and
1fance. Ii was during the fifteentn
century, and at that tine it was very
popular among the upper classes al
many European courts. Good ST.
Naien.fne could well be compared
WITH our mOden cupid, if one may
have the privilege Of liking ihe
grizzly hairu! saint with the custo-
dian of the tiny magic arrows
ON st. Valentines evening spin
sters and bachelors were accustomed
10 meet In social way, write upon
bits of paper the names of a NUM-
ber or spinsters and bachelors of
their acquaintance, threw them into
a basket and then draw them out
one by one. The person thus urawn
was the gentlemaas valentine and
partner for the merry mdkings Of the
evening.
The Festival was introduced into
America at an early Gate In this coun-
try's history, but its observance has
been varied, and J, Is annually Oecom-
ing less and less Acncral.
At present it c&is,s as an excuse
for social amaE "a Wnich the hoS'
or hostess may depart somewhat
from the conventional manner OF
entertaining. II is very popular
among little folks who derive much
pleasure from tn. gay ana lacy N'l-
entines and their ness1g'a Ana
again, friends enjoy sending gifts
and communi -ationJ iu IN anony-
nous way, usually with a thought to
please. -.
Among the .3lentine parues OF
the week. one OF the most joyous
will be the Mutt and JEFF masquerade
ball this evening. The invitations
have included only the members and
their ladies and as tle club Is q
very congenial one. the affair prom
ises to be unusually merry
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Arrnnpe rnr nnnrc

Considerable business was trans
acted at a meeting OF the Modern
brotherhood, Tuel-ay evening Ar
ranSementS We're completed for n
dance to be given 0ebruary %. Aft
er the business session dancing and
other social diversions we're enjoyed.
The next meeting of the lodge Will
be held next Tuesday night.
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Mystery club.

Mrs. Arthur Ballentine entertained
the ladies Of the Mystery club ut her
cosy Bellefordaine avenue home yes
terdav afternoon. Needle-work fur
nished diversion during the afternoon
hours and the members chatted over
their embroidery frames In an agree
able way. a dainty lunch was served
at tho twilight hour.
In two weeks Mrs Dewitt Bender
will be the hostess at her south Pros
pcct street home.
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A Valentine Social.

S0snowski Lodge. No. 1G4, held "a
Valentine social in their lodge rooms.
Tuesday evening. The attendance was
splendid and a large number of vis-
itors. The early part OF the evening
was devoted to the regular business
session, and after that music and
games were pleasant features.
At 9:30 o'clock Salentnes were
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RED MIEN MEET

A meeting Of The Red Men was held
Tuesday night with q large attendance.
one candidate was give the first de-
gree and two candidates will be given
tho chief degree next Tuesday night.
After the regular business was trans
acted a smoker was enjoyed by the
members. The next meeting OF the
lodge viii be held next Tuesday even
ING.
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s. S. G. Girls Meet.

Miss Pearl setterneld was charm
ing hostess Of the s. $. @. girls at
her home on Cherry street. Tuesday
evening.
The young women devoted The
evening 90 work ON their embroidery,
over which they chatted pleasantly.
Miss Gladys Schweinfurlh was the
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X. OF c. MEETING.

Routine business was transacted at
TIE regular meeting Of the knights OF
Columbus Tuesday night The next
meeting Of the lodge will be held next
Tuesday evening.
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winner of the prize in a contest which
was he5n Light refreshments were
cerved, after which the guests en-
ioyod theater party.
The next meeting win be held In
two weeks. but the place of meeting
has n.t yet been decided upon.
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Young Matron's Club.
They oung Matron's club held q
meeting yesterday afternoon and the
assembly was an unusual enjoyable
one. Mrs. @. A. Sulzer, of Gallon and
MIR. II. B. Hartpence were guests Of
the day
The ladies embroidered and croch-
eted and tea was served at the con
clusion of the afternoon.
In two weeks Mrs. oscar Lusch VIII
entertain the members at her uhlei
avenue home.
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Professor McGee n noted scientist,
figures from the present rate OF in
crease that I'm two hundred years from
now our population will be over n bill
lion, and the total population of tho
world Will be twenty billion.
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syaIentine Party az Wagner Home

Miss June Wagner entertained
about n dozen friends Informally. last
evening, at her Blaine avenue home.
Valentine greetings in the way OF
hearts and valentines symbollzed the
season and consistent games fur
nishd1 pleasmrable diversion. A
lunch was served
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matched for table partners and lunch
was served. Mrs. w. G. Luellen. Mrs.
Frank Berringer and Mrs. Mary
Rhodes. were the members of the so
cial committee. The next meeting
will be held on the 27th of Febru-
arV
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WILL CONFER ORIENTAL DEGREE
regular meeting Of Candy lodge
No 81, Knights of Pythias, was held
Tuesday night, with good attendance
Routine business was transacted and
arrangements were made TO confer the
Oriental degree next Tuesday night
All Knights of Pythias whether they
are members Of the Candy lodge or not
are invited 10 attend ana take this
degree which will be given at the reg
uar meeting on next Tuesday night
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VIII Attend House Party.

Miss Golden Pardonner, left this
morning for cleveland where she will
attend house party at the home OF
Misses Charlotte and Marion Clark,
who formerly resided here.
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The highest scientific station In the
world is on the summit Of Mount Mis-
Il an extinct volcano in Southern
Peru. 1t is 1900 feet above sea level.
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LODGE NOTES =
NIaccahces Meet.


A regular meeting of the knights of
the Maccabees was held last night in
their hall on North Main street, Rou-
tine business was given attention and
ritual work was rehoarsed by the de-
gree team.
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Current Toilic socinl Day.

\ st. valentine observance OF last
evening was marked by the dinner at
the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. An
.hony on South state street, for the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-14

Seattle is grading its steep hills.
The worl; il done by hydraulic sluicing
The present plan calls for the removal
of 34,OOOOOO cubic yards OF material.
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Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Denman, II. O.
SCrilner and Mrs. G. d. Walters left
this morning for Cardington to attend
the funeral Of Mrs. c. II. Neil wllch
will be held at 1880 this afternoon.
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Alarm box No. "a at the corner Of
owen and Leader streets. which was
damaged by log wagon about a week
ago. was put In working condition this
morning by the fire department.
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PERSONALS

James L. Lawrence is business vis-
itor in Columbus today.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-14

Nova Scotia coal mines employ
thirteen thousand persons.
The japanese make vegetable isin-
glass from six varieties of seaweed.
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Dinner at Hubcrman Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hoberman eX-
tended their hOuse-guects, Mrs. Henry
Hldebrand and Mrs. Marquitl
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me birthday anniversary of M~s
w. A belong was thc excuse for n
merry gathering at her home an
south Prospect street last evening
iler friends called upon her surprls.
.ns me hostess with iheir visit ana a
number of pretty remembraf,es IT.
evening was spent inform NY game,
and ehat dgurins among the ldlver-
sions. An old fashlloed picnic I1ncb
was served a The .nu.usion a. The
evening
The callers Mr.. aud AIRS. .John
Rayl' Mr.. and Mrs j. Gilbert. Alrs
Fannie Brady. Mr.. and Irs. 7. r.
De Long Mr.. and Mrs. J. O'Connor
MIS- osmun, Mr. and Mrs. r.. Ton
guet, Mrs. Luella Lee. Misses INJia
Lee Helen Osmun, Mcssrs. Harry
Brady, Harley Lee, Burrel Prndy.
Harold Osmun, Ralph Osmun ana
Dcnall Touguet.
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Rirthday Anniversary Celebrated.

The friends and neighbors OF Mr..
and Mrs, o. W. Price were enter
tained at their home six miles south
or Marion Monday evening The af-
fair was planned in celebration of
Mrs. Prices birthday anniversary and
was carried cut IN surprise fashion.
Music, games and at a later hour an
Old fashioned oyster supper, contrib
uted 70 the evenings pleasure.
Those present; Mr. and Mrs. ]. N.
Hoopman, Mr.. anl1 MIS-. l.. W. Price,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reckly. Mr.. and
Mre. John Kimber, Mrs. Sarah Slmp-
son. Mrs. Jane Manley. Misses Viola
lFlinohbaugh, Geneva Kimber, Dora
Price. Emily Mccaskey. Malta Nick
elson, Priscilla Reckley, Flossie price,
Leona Price, Orpha Price. Fern
Simpson, Fern Price. Ethel Price.
Ruth Price Messrs Harry Rider,
Lloyd Nicholson, Stanley Hoopman,
Roy Price. Arthur Furstenberger. Os-
car Reclsley Albert Flinchbaugh,
Hurley Price, Hugh Mcclaskey
Charles Simpson, Simpson Price.
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The next meeting w;;l be held next
evening.
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HAPPIER future ahead of the American child and
brighter national fe For the children Of
are the citizens of according train the
- national life School of Mohercra
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-09
Union's l9l2Season Closes;
Salt Lake Is Second in Race

In workouts when there was snow and ice on the
ground two inches deep. Morgan and Dressan
willing as any willing horses, could do but indif
ferent work with arms sore from strain in freez
ing weather
The absence of Manager Buck Weaver from
the game through illness has been serious handi
cap. The loss of Orr by sale to Sacramento made
hole in the infield, The row between Owner
Cooley and President Lucas of the league was not
calculated to help matters. Had it not been for
the consistent hitting Of the skyscrapers, generally
speaking, they would have been still further down
the scale
After it became pretty certain that Missoula
would get the pennant Salt Lake players seemed
to lose interest and there was sorry absence of
pep
Cliff Blankenship's Mssoula team has won
wellearned victory. Under the guidance of the
hard-worlng Blank" the club has played con-
sistent ball. Blankenship has innumerable friends
in Salt Lake who, while disappointed that Salt
Lake could not have won the championship are
glad that it went to Blank
1t is probable that the association came through
the season financially Ito the good - but also it
is probable that there is no such credit balances
the books as there were at the end of the 1911
season.