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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-15
LIST Of OFFICIALS
FOR SAUCER RACES

All Of the details Of the ARRANGEMENTS
Ior the bicycle racing season al tho Salt
Laiace saucer are being rapidly whipped
,nt9 shape by Manager Floyd MacFar-
and' ana last night he announced the
Ilst OF officials for the coming season
The list is as follows;
y; e A. representative and referee
c. J.. Berry
Associate rcfcrees-John y Sba,.n and
w III. Nightingale !'>
w. Heasren.
Starter-Trank l.. Gardner
Clerk Of course-Rlchard Cranes.
Announcer-Dr. j.. w. Meakin
Track phyglcIan-Dr. IT, b. Spraguc.
Manager-Floyd A. MacFsrland.
Hal Moore. f. S. Wright. Joseph q Ed
monds. David A Smith. Rabbi G. 7
1Trcund. g. i: Toungberg. w. r Sibley,
nod Caine' liyrum NJ. Smith and H. r.
Timers---D. a. Callahan. chief timer;
Or. Charles G. Plummer sydncy smith,
Joseph vi, Jorgenson, Dick Cooley, T. ]
W- Vic, \. II. Crabbe and DR.. George
scorers-James Kirsch, chief scorer: c.
w, :: Hehring and w: T. Jackson.
,aI IA More riders were signed by MacFsr-
Iano Yesterday. With Joe FocIer and
Ered6le I'M TO come later and with Ed
dle Root now on his way here from
MGWsrk. ,,.s.E Big Mac" contracted by wire
'''i'' w 'llS. inc New Zealand
champion. who has been riding vol T.,
the east. Wells VIII start west at once.
Macrarlsnd also wired Ray Ducr to
sign mp Alcx Mcneil and Bill F1Irrnnn
and bring them here from Los Anrcins
without delay Mcneil wiz ride one of
the big motor-pacing machines which viii
year N"!s
All of tho riders who are now in town
We're out working over tho saucer vns-
lerdaN- Jackie Clark" looks To be (it
AT tnc present time, aud unless no sIo,,s
up a bit In his work hc figures 10 Get
a bit overtraincd before tho opening of
the season on Decoration day.
lvcr Lawson is also i'm good conJitior
al the present time but is not training
as hard as Is Clarke. Lawson wants 10
go along easy. taking himself right lp
10 edge for tho opening GouIjet and
liehlr arc also following this plan.
Root FoGler and Iiill arc sure To- hc I'm
good condition and the battle FOR tho
hig Bicycle supply handicap tho opc,i-
ing night will bo good one.
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Pimlico Race Results,

BI International News Service
BALTIMORE. Md. May H-Todays rucs r.-
suits:
First racc. nre furlonsg-Esrly Light. Ios
trurncrl, to /. won. Cock o. the Walk 1Io
'McTasgarJ. 20 to I. second Brush s5 NFcrgu-
ron). 20 10 I, third. Time l.0i 30 Tumble
Mary Scribe and Little Jupiter ran.
second race: nyc and half furIoncE-Liulo
ZIP. 1os lshutuneor). to I. won: Korran Ii2
lEStcpi 80 to !. second: Scaclihc 1nj (SkirvIn)
10 !. third. Time i;os 10. Coodscrr Teddt
Bear, Emperor William. Chiffon Queen aud Dora
VI. LutZ also ran.
Third race. six furlones-Thc Busybody. 10
wv. HopEinE. IN >. won CstroLe 40 CWheat-
lcyl. 20 10 l, second: JACK Burdotte IIa IAIey-
andcfl. 80 To ]. third. Time. l:l5 a-5 Norbert
Sig. Excellence and hladdin's lamp also ran
Fourth race. atccPlcchssc. two and n quarter
nllcs-TbistlcdGic. II. Ersuscl. 9 to T. won:
II NaYRrrc. lb (PatteuoD). 4 10 I. second. Jimmy
Lane. l55 UtcrmathD { 20 I. third Time 40
NiibolIa. HclVood. Tom Cat and George Atwcll
also ran Newcomer fell.
lIfih race ionr and hslf mrlouss-Tart, 100
l6urhE). ! 10 .. won; Ssndivac. 1ON tNcTasgartj
" TO J. second Hot Water. 100 CShutilngcr, . 10
l. third. Time. 81 Is. Londestn sweet storv
II aud Rebound also ran
Sixth race. milo and forty yurdF--CoopoJ goI.
loway ?5 (AmbroSol, II 10 o. won: Seney os
(HopEinsl. TO 3 second; Founder Ii5 (Fcrgu-
son). 20 10 ]. third. Time. l:ta 2.S Annie Sell
es, Granla and My Fellow also ran
Seventh race. hvc and a hnlf furIonss-RsL
Mastorson. lie tskirvln). ~ 10 l. won: T5Innr
W FoTehand). 90 to l. second. Huda's sister
Iln CIurncri. . 10 !. third. Time. Jos go
Shilalah, Fort Worth. Carroll. Hannah Louise
Double ftyc, Narnoc and J. v. Jr also ran
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I himself banishcd, All tho numerous Mis-
souia rootcrs felt like gong with him
called upon TO DO was TO urge Drcssan
To keep on holding EN- down, and he
did
Drcssan pitched Yesterday like he did
last year, and that Is plenty good enough,
II was the first time this season that he
has shown his real form.
Blank had pitcher too. After Annis
was yanked In the first inning a young
Montana lad Bush. but not bUsher. was
sent In to twirl. He was an exceedingly
competent youth and some OF the heavy
hittels famed, He is apt to land in
fast company in a couple Of years.
Tnc game in detail:
FIRST INNING.
Warren walked Perrine hit to Orr.
who. instead Of throwing to Pendleton
a second nut Warren out at second him
self and threw wide to first Bassey out
10 Van. who made fine stop OF a hot
roller. Orict popped up and Weaver. Van
and Dressan ran for II. "Tve got it,
yelled Van, and then he dropped It and
Pcrrlnc scored. While CaIman was up
Weaver threw Oriet out when he tried TO
steal second; One nun.
Spencer fled out 10 Eassey, Bauer
walked, Fortier hit past Carman for one
and Bauer took third. Davis hit TO CEN
Ter for one. scoring Bauer. Bush re-
placed Annls in the boz. Orr up. Fortier
hit through Ferrne. scoring Davis. Pen
dlcton up. Van stole second. Pendleton
tanned Three runs.
SECOND INNING.
German out 20 Fendleton, who made
Changnon nit to right FOR two, robin tiGl taxi
ing third. Blankcnship got "a Let OF ap-
plauso and famed. Bush out, Dressan
10 van. DreAsan got out OF bad hole.
eaNer got An ovation and flied out
to Tobin. brcssan's popup was caught by
Flank. Spencer popped out TO Blank
THIRD INNING.
Warren famed. DTessan fooled him
with slow one. Pcrrine hit by pitch
er. lie was standing almost on the plate
hIssey tanned. oriet popped out TO Or
sauer tanned. Fortier famed Davis
ficd out 10 PerTine
FOURTH INNING.
Csrmsn out, Peudleton to Van. robIn
famed. Chsnsnon flied out 70 Pendleton.
Orr tanned. Van out, Perrine to Car
man Pendleton hit TO left and a foot
but II was only a twe-bagger Weaver
first.
FIFTH INNING.
Blank ficd out TO Tortier. Bush hit TO
center for one. Warren walked after
Iurlburt had miscallcd what should have
been tillrd strike. Perr'ine flied out
To- orr BasSey hit by pitcher Oriet
MI Z" center. scoring Bush. Warren and
lSSy lEaSssey, Carman out. Dressan TO Van.
Dresssn waIkcd. Spencer hit through
Orct for ono. Bauer bunted a sacrifice
Blank walked out To- Bush and Fortier
InUo"cd 10 hear what he had 10 say
Blank turned aud saw FortIer and made
felut 10 kick him. II was all pleas
'ntry as Blank and l-orrier are old
Shuma. Fortier walked. Davis hit TO
Perrinc. who threw Dressan out at the
plate. Orr out Pcrrine to Carman
SIXTH INNING
Tohiu liz for opo tn csnt.r t-N,,,,-,.,,
lshn~9 flank nlt past orr FOR ono. BUSH
Tanned While Warren was up the hasc
~, h"rS advance cd one base on a passeA.
"a,-. warren filed TO Spencer.
oietoh trlcd TO b'int hut the nm
(Ite bad decision gave MIN a base
NthNer sacrificed. Bush TO Perrlue a
hTst. Dressau famed Spence- 80.
nome run. hitting over the right Pence
scoring Van and Pendeton ah.ad -;
L(,nr,t
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GREAT FALLS WINS
BEFORE BIC CROWD
ElectriCS Defeat Helena 3 to .
After Parade; Mayor
TOSseS Ball.
Special 10 The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune
GREAT FALLS. Mont, May li-Be-
fore crowd estimated az close to $500.
the Eectrics took the opening game of
the home series, 2 10 ., from Helena to-
day Bryan blew up in the firth when.
after two were out. with Shannon on sec
ond. he passed Murphy and Misse. filling
the sacks Huelsman and Toner singled
counting the three tanies which won the
game.
Helena scored one In tho first when
THOMPSON doubled to center and Hester
collIded with Shannon near the plate on
buEt by Menges. A triple by Eililay
and twoba gger by Qulgley counted an
other for the Senators in the seventh
Shannon made two circus catches OF fouls
\ great parade preceded the game and
Mayor Speer pitched the first ball which
waB caught by President Dan Tracy OF
the local club. The score.
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A m erfcan Le0gue
sy international News Service

BY Intcrnatlon0I News service.
IN PHILADELPHIA, Pa. May A.-Joo
- Benz OF tho Chicago White Soo
held the champion Athletics 20
seven hits today and beat them
to o. Coomb3 started FOR The
Mackmen, but lasted only FIVE Innings
az az which time the Sox had six talles
nc was thumped for eight hits. Pen
IoCh VINO relieved him. allowed one hit
in three innings. In the eighth Weaver
scored from second on an out at first
Inc Athletics started to hammer Benz
on several occasions. but he always man
aged 10 tighten.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Totals . n tgt ~ .. Totals
.Rsttcd for Alexander IN ssYes'a.
'sBntted for Doolau IN ninth.
YBnttcd for Eililfer IN nlntN,
;HAttoh for Sccton In pinth,
Philadelphia ..."....o sseL
Chicago . ....-........uo !
Summary. Homo run-yve-S. IhTe--',z. -
Miller. Tvo-baae hits-Downs 1i'uf' r.
man. Hoffman Double plays-pors
TO Zimmerman. Iril1-of Meran11' ~
nluas. Bases or ballG-o5 CheaeJ. -
andog. I: on scston. !: struek CIV. ,,,;., n.
g. by Alexander : sacrines h'u-AlSs . -
fer Hlt b. pitcncr-klliim
I.S5 I'rrp,res-Riglsr snd Flnperi-
At ri,sburr- New Yo,s called end n'N'
ming: Jain. al,
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Cubs Defeat Phillies.

BY International News Service.
CHICAGO, May l4.-Cheney he'd
Phillles to four hits today and the q
won 2 TO 0. Timely hitting by Don
and Holman save The o.
their two runs against Alcur'
Paskcrt spoiled Philadelpnas
by trying 10 score from lhlfo
an inficld ny in the seventh -
was wild, nut frightened In the pinehs-
,.,,,, 49,, ,,r,t, c,.rc,co
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won from tho WashIngtons today by a
score OF TO 5. Gregg, the Nnp pitcher.
pitched alright ball and Washington
could make but four hits off his de-
livery, He struck out nine men Groom,
for the Nationals. was nearly as effective.
whiting seven Maps.
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Red SoX Defeat Browns.

BY International News Service.
BOSTON. May 1.-THE Boston Red
Sox continued their winning streak to-
day, defeating the St Louis team nv
A Garrison finish in the eighth. The
score was 10 T. Both pitchers were
Tnt hard when they were hit at all
Baumcardner seemed to have tho cana
Won until the eighth. when the Boston
heavy hittcrs fell OH him and with
succession Of singles and doubles and a
five runs.
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GREAT FALLS.

summary: FIRST base on errors-Helena
l, Great Falls /. Two-base hits-Thonlp-
son, QulSley. Murphy. Three base hit
I[iliiay. Sacrifice htt-Rittroln Bases
on balls--Om Bittrolff ,. of Bryan 3
struck out--By sttrolG .. by Bryan !.
Double play-Misse 10 Fave 10 Hester.
Passed oall-Bsker. Left on bases
Helena :, Great Falls 6. Timc-I:@o Um-
pire-Frary.
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Brooklyn Fails to Geta Sia.
gle Game of the St. Ion
Series Cubs Wallop thI
Phillies = TlUo Nation
Games Annulled.
" ationaI League
'y international News Service.
By Tad

Vt. LOUIS. May 1.-THE csrdl,,'
won their fourth straigh, -
A from Brooklyn. 10 0. and jlI.,.
~ from eighth 10 sixth place "a
Salee allowed only tac a..
olliE one Brooklyn man relcheJ 80.
and th3t was after two were owl. Hn,.
was back I'm the game and Ills .is,d
featured. knetzer was hit hard.
HROoKLYY-ST. LouIs
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

summary: Stolen bsSes-H. Lord. Kuhn. Rath.
hodle. ). Collins. Lapp Double pldys-McInnc7
unaSlstedi Rdth 10 n6idcr. Hits-on Coombs 3
IA lnnlngl. BaSos on balis-on Coou,hs 2: OF
Senz' on Pcnnock, ]. Struck out-By Coombs
Dy fennock, ]; by Benz. ,. Sacrifice hits
bodie, j. Collins Kuhu. Rcnz Time OF game
100 umplrcJ- Connolly aud Hart
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- chicsso-So came rrheduled
~ Richmond Va
First game o a. O..
Richmond 20 y IL "
"ashin<ton % % tr
Bs,ieriss-TaJlor and Blue. oven snd coVar
Umpirs-Culiem
Second game u 4, a.
Rirhmoud .......... q n 4 "a n D., =
Washington ...-....i % q n /. n ,
naneh AZ rrh of seventh; oArkne4s
Em7!re-Cuiiern "a"
~ Reading r. e, -
S-S York n n n a a =. r
Reading ......n 3 o 4, - ="
bsttsrt.s-Murphy and H-ur.y. p-I.,eh,r
F~'ri LuPire-Ton@ ~
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Score Salt Lake, 10; Missoula, 5.

N LANK Wouldn't believe it, but now he knows 1T.
n The valiant leader of the Highanders led his braves in
~ disastrous charge yesterday directly into solid wall of Sky
sCapers
oulas after the pennant interrupted for the
the began lions bold aggregation Of
having thoroughly studied that great work. Buck
Baseball nudged the back to
bc games lost column.
hard nudging though and it might well be admitted
had the whole town except Buck Weaver badly frightened
Buck absolutely Mssoula would
ot,nn
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Tigers Beat Yankees.
IlonnI Ncws ScINIrc

IE NIeTna IIonoT News service
NEW YORK May l4-GcorEe NTulIin
MaS IN me form today ana held the
lanKces TO three hits and won 8 to /
caldwell WAS generally stcady bur Wild
IN spots, lie struck out eight mon and
was given gilt edged support. but the
IElroits managed 10 make their hits
count. COBB and Crawford exceII.I nn
TIA" bases y"
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Summary; Threc-baEe ht--Winro. 81
6ases-Husglns .. ostcs. aorsn. Ellis nsr1
Double playS-HummGl PHELPS, b. ssih Z
TooleT; Tooloy and D.uhert Hs-0s Kzer1
. hits { runs. In "a inulng. o5 Rags, . Il
no runs. in 4 I-3 luuioss. Base, o. tsllt-1
Knot.or, q of sallec. /. OF Raso,. { 81
Ellis. Honey. oakeE. Tine Of gagt-iA "
pirc5-JUhus,one and Esson
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Blank and Braves Butt
Into Skyscraper Wall
Buck Weaver, Ably Assisted by Spencer, Pendle-
ton, Ell al, Compel Missoulans TO Realiz,
They Are Not in Ogden Now

Another great battle between the forces Of Napoleon Blank
enshp Old Weaver begins $50 this afternoon
Cooeyvle Cy Morgan Jensen perhaps both will hurl
for Salt Lake Zamloh Anns will be the Hghlanders heav
These real baseball See them and be glad
miss them and be
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BOsTON.ST LnuIs

SV'unaiJ IhTce -bdso ht-~sCner. stolen
hase.-Lc"iU. GsTdncr. speaker Base, on bsJIs|
oh ,i'otie. !; Oh BauinsaTtncr. g. Struck out
nS ''corn, !; by BnuTpEartncr J. PASSED. balls
Thomas Sacrifice hItE-Uoppor stoyal. Brndlcy
Ilii bE rfchcr7IEnslo Nijd pItcles-Ciooltc
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Delore oeeu onercd. Sent DO IT.
paid in plain package only on receipt OF 81 and
rbove coupon by G. l. Hood Co. proprietors
uoods SAEsapagilla, Lowell. Mass
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No matter what happens now. salt
J axe won the il1st game aud II MiSsouia
should happen 10 set one today II VIII
he nothing compared with the calamity
u Salt Lake hid lost Yesterday.
Tho game Was Il glorious struggle worth
going miles To see. Rebel rooters FOR the
Blanks were almost as numerous as loyal
faGs. Floyd Macfarland. who never
iuisscs a big league game when he is in
Now York. said he experienced more
suspense and thrills than at any contest
he had attended for long dime.
Napoleon Elani,enship. trying 10 win
BY bold dashcs and surprise was pItted
Fan cunning made him prominent before
h acquired actual iainc AS the author
~ That STANDARD authority. Buck Wcav ver
on Bascba Blank bad his men taking
chances Weaver told his boys 10 lake
chance whenever they bad nftyonc per
cent ia their Cavor.
ESaspcrated at last. Blank invited cv-
crybodv present tn interview him on
what he thought OF tho umpire. but Just
as he started (" speak his piece. Speck
IIirlhUrt said eco.
Napoleon en- route 10 ST. Helena may
have looked more sad. hut not more
angry than Bank did when hc marched
ont uf tho park. Tho way he brandiShcd
that diversified bat OF his WIS suggestive
"r an Indian war club. but ne did go
AT last. and the umpire still survives.
liuiinurt, whose Judgment was excel
lent on bases, had bad day on balls
and strikes yesterday. lie Injured neither
team permanently. although IL looked
for while as If he had given the game
10 Missoula when nc failed TO call War
rem out Ia tho nth. Warren got a pass
end his team rolled up three runs which
n the third strike he'd been called. would
never have been made. In the sixth
Pendloton tried to bunt. but the umpire
did not see him do g. and called IL a
ball. Then again In the seventh Oriet
actually struck at the ball and II was
called a bali. n one team suffered more
Ivan another tho other WAS Salt Lake
for = pitch that split tho plate was called
e ball aud run came In.
Heine Hits 1t.
The Blanks got = run In tie first In
pluS and loyal fans began having bad
Its or depression until Salt Lake came
4" bat and made three. Nobody scored
until the nth. when the Blanks edged
In three biz t5llies and fans felt chilly
rvcn IN the warm sunshine. It seemed
like q hir lead tho way thc teams were
going. salt Lake could not even I'D mat
iers until tho last OF tho sixth when
Helnle Sneitcrr. coming Up To bat with
broad smile on his face swattcd the
BAL away over right rcl1 fence. aud
scored couple pf Sl5yscrapcrs ahead Of
That seemed like old times and the
ianS for tho first time that day felt that
everything would come ou, all right Then
'aWc the lucky seventh when Salt Lake
siFaNs rallies II any rally is coming AT
~. Tho Blanks GOT a rlm in their half
but The locals acquired four large runs
" was then that Blanisrnship cot
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Th1sc suffering from, weak
nesses that sap tho pleasurez
OF life should take Juyen Pills.
They have more rejuvenatinR.
yitalizing force than has ever
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Western League

4, oB,bT-omalu- 6. Tope.I !
A, Sou cf,y-siout ctr. Il; p,, psa,.
A. 81 Io.eph-St Joseph. I: NJ, /
A; Dc Molnc,-Dcl aoinss u L.
Tribune wart Ads \
Bell Wasatch 500. Inoope
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United States Leaoue

FlrlsSIR RG. Nay 1.-THE Jnitei stat~s league
game hero ioday b-ivoCr ri'.sburz and CIe.cisnd
was 'iopp@i h. rain iu the fourth inning ain
TIC 7cor" 10 Co favor az Tin,eI.nd gsf.
l-riof Tor Decentralization and IIuzh-7. sor
Cl>,cisnd-Kceno and Green
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eRiARPATH ALMOST 90 TO T.
Two Dollar Wager Pays s11o.3o In the
Kentucky Mutual MACHINES at Downs

NcntUcky WutuaT Machines at Downs.
b International NnVs Service.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. May n-Cburchiu Down,
rcNults today.
First race. nv" and half furlonEs-roppcr.
Town llo Chllling), straight so. %. won Casey
Jones. JOG ilfonryl place $3.50. second: ChspuI-
lcpcc. lli fByrncl. show 81 third Time
] 'o' SO. MILO. Moncrief. John Robert West
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Ne" York ..............p u o o o q o.
Snmm',S JHo-b'.c uita--Joues. Crawford
S H,o!sn pas Obj Crawford zlnu Nartln
p"uhI" plalF-Loudcp 20 'toslarity tu Rush. No.
iln TO Iayducr 20 simmons. Bss,E ON l.IIs|os,
''i9N"I' . 0i Nulltn. ]. struck out-T:y ola,
Ncll - u' Nul'ir. 2. Tu.srI hllIs-St,c,r
snnag" Sacrifice ny--CpUfo5J. lit hy pi,cb
cF-'sldwcli lDu1"H Wild pitrn.t-r,tJgs,u
,,l,.,, CmDires-o' Lougbn aud We
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White Sox Shut Out Champions
Cardinals Beat DODGERS A6aiu

Connie Mdck's World Pen
ndnt Winners Blanked 5y
the Lively Leaders of the
Ledgue-Tigers Take One
From Yankees.
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Cleveland Beats Washington,

Sy international News Service.
WASHINGTON Msv 1.-THE Nsps
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Continued on following Page1
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HROOkLYN-sT. LnIIs.

Totals :. . : q l5 81 Totals ;. tsul
skinfI. al inr nnn,.., in ...-hlM
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MISS ETHEL HAYcRAFT

Tuesdays Atlanta Georgian con-
tanned an excellent picture of Miss
Ethel Haycraft of this city, with the
following notice about this accom-
plished young girl:
Miss Ethel Haycraft on the left,
and Miss Sara Sawyer on the right,
represented the Mu Phi Epsilon So
rority of Brenau College at the an
nual convention held at Syracuse Uni
versity, Syracuse, N. Y. Miss Hay
craft is an accomplished musician,
and appeared in the grand concert
given during the convention. Miss
Haycraft resides in Ocala, Fla, and
Miss Sawyer in Fort Payne. Ala"
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MISSES LEY, HosTEssEs

Misses Halle and Esther Ley enter.
tanned very pleasantly Wednesday
morning at a porch party, their
guests being the members of the
young girls sewing circle and one
or two visiting girls.
The guests sat on the front porch
and piled their needles for an hour
or more, accompanied by merry chat
ter, and quite a bit of pretty needle
work was accomplished.
After the sewing was laid aside
dainty refreshments were served, and
a short time was spent by the young
Ladies taking cute and attractive ko-
dak pictures of the various groups.
Those enjoying the hospitality of
these popular young hostesses were
Misses Minnie Stovall, Mary Burford,
Sara Davis, Fannie Robinson, Hope
Robinson, Adele Bittinger, Lidie Des-
Champs and Vida Dawson of Jack
sonville.