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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-12-20
BORN ON CHRISTMAS DAY
Some Famous People Who First
Saw the Light en- or About
Dec. Is.


There is some uncertainty
about the year and date of the
birth of Clara Barton. founder
of the Red Cross and famous
philanthropist. who died this
year. more than ninety years
old, but it is generally believed
that she was born Oh Christmas
day in 1920 or 1921.
Lord John Morley. the cele-
brated British author and states
man. Gladstone's lieutenant and
secretary of state for India in
the Asquith cabinet. was born
e on Christmas eve. Dec. "a, 1888.
Seven years later to the day
King George L. of Greece first
saw the light.
Lord Marcus Beresford, broth
err of the famous British adj
miral. was Christmas day
baby. as Were also Lady Grey
Egerton and the Countess of
Rothes. one of the survivors of
the wreck of the Titanic.
Among those who were born
on Dec. 26. Just too late for
Christmas dinner" We're Ad-
miral George Dewey. the Earl
of Leicester. Sir James Linton.
the painter: the Duchess of
Leeds. Sir James Rankin. mem
Der of the British parliament.
and James D. Stephens. repre-
sentative from California in the
American congress.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-12-20
The Joy of Christmas.

Religion is not an austere thing. 1t
is all joy the moment we hear the
Christmas angels chorusing until we
swing into glory to the music of the
redeemed throng about the throne
The service of Christ is gladness and
peace. He means that his every disci-
pie should live in perpetual Christ
mas.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-12-20
Christmas Don'ts.

Don't try to pay debts or return OBJ
legations in your Christmas giving
Don't give trashy things. Many an
attic could tell strange stories about
Christmas presents.
Don't make presents which your
friends will not know what to do with
and which would merely cucumber the
home
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-12-20
The Usual Result.

what do you want for Christmas
this year, John?" asked his wife.
81 don't know" he replied.
Gall right" she said. I'm get you
something for the house."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-15
SWIMMING RECORD
BROKEN BY WEsTOBY
Big Crowd Sees Fine Exhibit
ton by Athletes in Beams
San-Gym.

At the San-Gym last night an enthusi"
astic crowd numbering about 500 persons
witnessed The series of athletic eXhibi-
tions given under the direction OF VIII
lard Bean
The opening event was the 2O-yard
junior swimming race. in which sixteen
Youngsters took part, This was won by
Earl SChcnck. Time l3 seconds Jack
Heller and Ralph Schenck swan 20 yards
TO y lie, making the distance in 10 sec
onds. They also made a fine showing In
the under water swim
The half swimming race between
David Westoby and Jack Heller for the
state record was the main event Of The
evening. The race was even No 10 the
last eighty wards when Nestoby sprinted
and ended the race after 10 minutes and
So seconds swimming which breaks the
state record. Westoby is without doubt
the best all around swimmer in this part
Of the country. lie broke the state rec
that time I've has broken the loOyard,
2O0-yard and lalf-mile records. He
uses a very graceful stroke and seems
TO swim without any effort
The fencing contest between Prof. y,
r. Wright and Il. o. Smith was very in
points and Mr. smith five.
Miss Nellie McCloud displayed eXcep-
tonal skill in boxing exhibitions.
Fred Crabbc and Jack Niblo put mp a
clever l5-minute wrestling exhibition.
which was followed by an equally inter
eslinc exhibition between j. l.. Anderson
and Frank Wheeling.
Boxing contests were given between
Young Gothic and lid Davis, Tom Gsff-
ney and Jack Downey. The Performance
was closed by a fast two round exhibition
between Fighting Dick Hyland and
lack Price.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-15
Charleston Entries.

CHARLESTON, s. c.. Feb 1.-Tomor-
rows race entries:
First race. selling. three and half fur~
longs-Okeetee, III: Rostrtum, Bour-
gers Roseburs IL. High star, Forge,
Billy Holder ArccIue. Iwinell, Prince
Fonso, Maury Boy Senator James, Little
Dad. 113. Also eligible arc Fred McElroy,
Fort Sumptcr, 113
Second race, selling, six and half
furlongs-Renc Marsot. Csshin. 81 Ile-
mock Jay p 9S Aviator. l02: Cardiff
J. c. Core Edna Collins, Tackle. LOG:
Ace OF Clubs, i01; Leon e, Canopian
III.
Third race, purse. six furIongs-Tinie's
Nightmare, 49, Flemme. Pleads. l0l: Mad
River. Eaton. 10f: Duvall, Bard OF Hope
l07. (Aiad River and Pleads. Herrcl en-
try)
Fourth race selling, six and half fur
longs-Rosc O'NeNl SliilDte, Kaufman
l0l, Corinth, Chiffon Squaw. Barney
Igoe, lQ5: Stalwart Lad. l0I: Lady Ori-
mar, Wild Cherry. l09; Blundara Mark
Anthony, Westbury. Ill Belle Glen. IA;
Peter Pender lie.
Fifth race, fire and half furloneS-
Pepnyroyal, Herbert Turner. I02; Syl-
vestress. F'lyina Feet, l05; Sir AInce-
meat, 1l5: Prosper 1oI: Sir Edward. Mer-
~ Lad Magazine Rye Straw NJ Muller.
Us; Jessupburns ia. Also eligible is
Minnie Bright. 10@
Sixth race selling. mile and an eighth
Robert Bruce. 10l: Flaruey. Indian
Maid Jos, Profile, Short Order. 1O5:
Nadzu. Dixie Knight, l0a; Ny Gal, 10,
FONT. 112.
Track heavy: raining.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-15
Results at Charleston

CHARLESTON, s. c.. Feb. 14.-Results
or todays racing:
First Racc-I-IG mile. Pink Lady, IL
tWilson), TO l. won: Hulds Maid, 101
(Peak), Is 10 ]. second; BaYell Lutz. i01
(Flanover>. 10 TO |. third. Time. Is.
Second Race-%4 mile Royal Captive,
liz Noftus), even. won. Camel. III (Shie-
reu), 10 /. second Merry Lad, llO
CTuner). third. Time, 10 %-5.
Third Race IL furonss: Amoret.
lis tkoerner). ) TO J. won: Ella Bryson,
lib tMartln), TO /, second: MontcanI,
l26 (Duganb, TO I, third. Time. :1@.
Fourth Race-Mile and 20 Yards: Font.
% fl1opkins) 10 o. won; I.ochiel liz
G4oftus) 10 !. second: Console IO6
(Goose), To /, third. Time, l:52
Firth Race-1-s mile: Emily Lee. ~
Martini, TO l. won Jack Denman l02
(Spelmanl, 10 L. second; Western 9elIe,
loS lWilliams), IL 10 I, third. Time.
1;34 SO.
Sixth Race-One mile and Lie. Ef-
fendi, 1Q' (Goose) } 10 / won; Mont =
eomery. 10o UDueanb, To L. second: Troy
,56 3-5. -'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-15

Beach, os, FRAGILE iO3: Acauin. EveIna,
les: Amohslko, III.
Third race selling, mile and fur
lonE-Molcscy sCharlcs Green, l05; Nils
prision. Virginia Lindsey, los jim CAT
(crata. 10.
Fourth race, Yucotan stakns. colts.
two year -ods three and n half furouGs
Vested Rights, 10; King Stalwart. li3;
Palatable. Stout Heart. IFS; '"Bluc Jay.
1i3; S.Hawthorne, l22. ('"G. il. Coyle
cntry)
Fifth race, selling six furlongs-~Fer-
roma, So; Moralight 81 Lady Tendi, l0@;
Sarahara, i05. Annual Interest, Waner,
I07: Marie HYDE, 10: Pit-g-Iot. III.
Sixth race, selling, one milc-st.ye
White. I02: James Rlacksioch, lO5.
Dutch Rock, 1903; Whidden, loj; Wolfer-
ton 112
apprentice allowance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-15
Mcfarland Gains Decision.

ROUND 7--Paclcy narrowly missed n
right cross 10 the jaw. Eddie shot q
LETT 10 Packcy's head and they clinched
They exchanged short body blows and
Murphy sent hard left 10 tho nose and
Packey bled on Murphy's shoulder In a
clnch. Murphy landed n hard right TO
the stomach. but PaCkcy WAS unhurt and
gave AS good as he received. Packey
sho, in a hard right TO the stomach and
followed it with right 10 the jaw. In Il
clnch Ptckey shot his right To the stom-
ach. Murphy sent In two hard lcf,s 10
the face and followed IL with a right 10
the chin. Murphy rushed PaclScy 10 the
then shot left 10 the chin and followed
II with back hand left TO the chin
They were sparrinG at the bell, with
honors even for the round.
ROUND S--Murphy hooked his left TO
tho chin: They. fcinted and clinched
Packcy forced Murphy around the ring
without scoring. lie nailed Murphy with
two hard rights 10 the chin as they bat
10 the chin and Packcy smiled and sent
I'm right hook 10 the head. Packcy
lot Eddie stab him with his left i'm an
effort To get in his haymakIng right.
Murphy forced matters and the crowd
checred. Murphy staggered Packey With
a lert to the stomach He booked nackey
was. still laughing as they clnchcd.
Packcy opened M Murphy'es guard win
some rapid fcin,ing but was wild when
he attempted TO cut loose. Murphy bad
the bell.
ROUND 9--Thcy rushed into cluch
withou; landing. They broke and did the
same thing again Packey stabbed
hard left 10 the mouth and Murphy then
knocked out one Of PaClScys teeth with
stiff left To- the mouth, PackeY hooked
a hard right 90 the head and then sent
two lerts 10 the body Packev staggered
Murphy with two hard rights TO the chin
They clinchcd and Packey held on.
Packoy's right cross found the Jaw.
Murphy came back with two more fast
ones 70 the face. Packey put two pretty
left stahs 10 the mouth but got a hard
left To the nose which brought tho clarcr
freely. MurphyS nose was also bleeding
and they fought like demons. Packey
had the better or fierce miXup on the
ROUND 1O-Tney shook hands and
clinchcd. Murphy sent In light left 10
the chin as they broke and PaCkey put
one in the same spot. Murphy forced
matters and got home two hard lcfts 10
the face. Packcv slipped a left TO the
chin and crossed 2 right 10 the same
spot. lie rushed Murphy into y corner
change Packcv rushed Murphy to- the
ropes and landed hard right TO the saw.
II shook Murphy M and lie ciirched.
Packcy took q left i'm the stomach. They
ciuched and on the break Packev Eot
"A left 10 the stomach and missed a right
swing that was intended for a knock
out Then he got two lcfts tp the storn
ach They clinched and Pacl;ey hold OF.
Then he nailed Murphy with two vicious
and swinging widlv. The round ended
with the mon fighting hard at close
range.
II was Packev'S round and ncht
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-15
BOURBON BEAU RACE
REVIEWS OLD DISPUTE
Juarez Entrant Runs Mile in
1877 2-5, Equaling All Rec
ordS but Center Shots.

Special TO The Tribune.
JCAEEI. Mexico, Feb. N.-When
Bourbon Beau ran a mile in 1:3I 2-5 to-
day, the old argument as 20 whether he
had equslod the worlds record was re-
opened.
Center Shot at Los Angeles December
%. 1908, ran mile In 1;37 %, but east
crn turf bodies have never accepted this
record as official. although the Pacific
Coast Jockey club vonches for H.
Center Shots race was run OH a cir
cuar track and is generally accepted in
the west.
Bourbon Beau was backed down from
g 10 ! to 70 and was we'll played. al
though all the other horses in the race
had their sdbercnts rounding out the
bookies' states nicely. Irish Gentleman
and Arasec. liked by many turf patrons,
were not in the money, Fireman, at 20
heavily here, although commissions wired
from the outside indicate he was well
backed in Chicago, Kansas City and
Denver
Weather clear. track fast Results:
First race. four furlonGs-M Moller. 1l2
llteogh), 10 !, Won; Ell Palomar. I12
tSelden). > to ], second; Vested Rights.
100. l5 to l. third. Time ~ 3-5. Olds-
mobile. sumptuous. Phllopena. Dad
Sjearns and Old Gibraltar also ran.
Second race. six furlongs-Silver Stock
ing, 40 tSelden), 8 TO ). won: Hidden
Hand. lf2 (GrossD. 10 !. second: Gus
Hartridge, % (Callahan), TO l. third.
Time, 1:1&. Decesarion. Mandadero
Mia, Emma c. Regards, Doc Allen and
Rosamo also ran
Third race, five furlongs-Free. 10
tGrothl, TO ., won. Hardy, los CGross),
10 10 l. second Eaquette, Ill (Taplu),
70 !. third Time, LOO. FL Patio, Ha :
eel c.. Pretty March. Wastella, Isom,
Nard. Dromi and Free VIII also ran.
Fourth race, one milc-Bourbon Beau.
liz tTaplin). 10 3, won: Fireman, 9S
CCallahan). 20 to |. second. Injury 120
Gross, TO l. third Time. l;37 20.
Lsbold Irish Gentleman and Arasee also
ran.
Fifth race. six iurongs-Deaney. 1O5
tGeogh), even. won; Mana ssch, IS Got
toni. s TO /. second; Mamie McDee o5
fCallahan), 10 I, third. Time, ll2 S,s,
Great FrIsr aud Col, Marchmont also ran
Sixth race. one mile--Black Mate. los
Gross, TO .. won; Juan. liz (Mur-
raw. 10 To /, second AInizie Girl, 105
Craplin). T. TO .. third. Time. 1:$s 3-5.
Bob Lynch, Fern L., New Capital, Little
MaTChmOut and Figont also ran
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-15
ALLOW PLAYERS m
APPEAL WHEN Al
National Magnates WIN
view League Presideuls b
clSions in Some Caxs
By international News scrI.

hy international News ScryIo.
NEW YORK. Fch. ii.-Th. ".
league magnatcs wrestled al s,y
with the league constitution Al
result failed 10 wind Up n. t-,,..
the annual spring confcrene, q
changes were drafted into IA. ~
ton.
For Instance. section IS va, -.
This has TO do with discipline 4 n
tory players, Heretofore me -
the league presidcn; had xs
There was no appeal from the as,'
decision. In future. however tth
has been disciplined TO the Iirl N
and indefinite suspension. he vii M
10 appeal his case TO the boaM 4 4
tors OF the league after he las a,
ten days sctdoWu.
Section 30, which deals Nilh IA 4
vation Of players. was 50 amtiAs i.
exclude the manager twhelhr q
such is a player) from the ps,g
OF twenty-five DAYS, effective IN 4
TO August 20.
Section -, relative 10 poslTS.hp'
is also changed so rs ic uib
pcrative. I'm case Of posipotto<,'
the home club 10 at once Sc, III
the playofi. This dale viii lmztt
bc bulletincd by the league E,sil|
part of the regular schedule
Ii was also decided TO tax q, "
league worlds series entity iG 81
cent OF its share oi the woIt' 4
profits. Tie American league "
likewise aud these sums will ~
be turned over 10 the rospec'b, |"
lrca SnreIS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-15

to the chin Each man landed few
low blows In tile clinch. Murphy aid
some nice uppcrcutting with his left
but Packcy forced him TO the ropes and
then noored Murphy with a hard wight
20 the Jaw. Murphy took the count
Packey backed Murphy into his corner
and punished him severely, but Murphy
Fought back hard and landed two hard
let's TO the Jaw al the bell rang Blood
was dripping from Murphy's nose, and
Packey,,s eye was beginning 10 close up.
fackey's round by a wide margin.
ROUND = Murphy came un fresh. but
fackey nailed him with a stin left 10
The Jaw Murphy sent In stin left 10
the face ana Packcy tabled Two lefts
TO tie stomach. Pacl,ey missed swing
that carried knockout fotce Murphy
stunS P2ckex with a left aud right 10
blows and Packcy's rapid feinting APP
Dearcd 10 puzzle Murphy. They clnchcd
and Packey smiled over Eddle's should
ers. Packey sent In hard Left 10 the
Jaw and followed 1t with right 10 the
same place. He had Murphy bewildercd
but Murphy fought back Gamoly. Pacllcy
sent In a couple OF let's 10 the head
and Murphy returned IL with hard right
upperCut. PackcN's right cross caught
Murphy on The check Just as the round
ended. II was McFarland,s round.
ROUND G-Thcy spared for a moment
and Eddie stabbed Packcy on the nose
with his left Eddie was biz wild with
two lcits. Pacltey hooked lefl 10 the
n'dH aIln lucy NIc",l'u aupul IN ClirC6.
Whe1 They broke Murphy missed lcfi
swiuG. Both boys got home 4 left to
the chin and then Paokcy caught Murphy
with two richt uppcrcuts 10 the Jaw and
left 10 the stomach They went into
an embrace and each uailcd away at the
kidneys. Pdckey'S left started the clareI
from Nurphy's nose aud Murphy tapped
PaCScy's bad cse with his left They
scufilod around the ring and then Mur-
phr hooked q good one TO the stomach
With his left. Blood was coming from
Pacsoy's nose also as they came out of
miNup. Ehd les lcfl won't around parke1's
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-15
AMERICAN BALL
SCHEDULE AD0plI

By International News SeFhs'
CHICAGO, Feb. ll.-Tns ~
league adopted a playing scheiet
coming season today, TINS VA
and practically The only lm1@s.
Dcning. After short sesspu
males adjourned until toHollos
when they will consider tle -
OF changes in the national 80.
Manager Griffith Of Wssli11, y.
long I'm advance o. his boss " !
was tho mos, songht alief -.
meeting bv masnstes WHO Na.-
trades. but tho othc, ulawy,
talk OF nothing but Wsll,t .,,.,.Is
George Mcbride ana ON IA
everv time the names Of IOt'
were mentioned. a, -.
The Washington clno Glo ~ "a. Il
with the only real deal o. ,,r
selling Doc Gressler 10 ine .s,,,l Hl
team in the American as'-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-15
Boston Bulldog Loses
To Packey McF arIand
Eddie Murphy Outboxed in Ten-Round Go by the
StoCkyards Boy, Who Was Far the
Cleverer Fighter.
BY Sam p. Hall. Jr.
By international News Service.


OUTII BEND Ind Feb 4It's Of hats off
Mcfarland The ''stockAards whwind made against
~ classy boy OF his weight sensational bat
tie here tonight giving Eddie Murphy the Boston bulldog
artistic punching for rounds
ackeys great ceverne brought him home victor the
hafhour with comfortable lead clean knockdown the
fourth him edge which he lost Packey
ouboxed Eddie outpunchcd him
rounds and losing only session to his foe.
The Chicago marvel finished the bit like
horse he is and could his right the popular verdict
VIXEN the final bell ended the pretty struggle
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-15
ltcrnntional News Service.

By international News Service.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Feb I4.-"Younc
Jack Johnson" OF Boston lived mp 10 the
reputation Of his uamcsakc AT local
athletic club tonignt when he sent Kid
Mitcncll a local product. through the
ropes with a singing right chop to the
jaw Mitchell took the count before ne
revived. In the first round Johnson lit
orally toyed with his opponent. the al
fair heinc almost ludicrous. In the sec
ond round Johnson evidently decided the
fight had gone long enough and pro-
cceded 10 put on the finishing touches.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-15
UTAH JAPS FORM !
BASEBALL Ltw

Spe CIal 70 Inc TTIV"'''' w,tr
OGDEN. Feb. lt.-Geois, ISna
as member oi jon" Is stcf
Union association team ~, a 4
near in a new rolo-.,,ssd n n
coach. Re has been epHs . - ~, q
of Japanese Of this cIiy u ear, q
gtruction. in the nallona, ns., Ssslt,
view TO forming a Japi,nssg, ,iHag SS,!, S!
Arrangements have of.a fs..a..5si i
organizing OF J$panS sail Dts
Park City, Eureka snU nm ara
dition to the local 'eai~, ,',ss ,hsr
Intention that ne c,ur c,nn,lns 70
State league for the co
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-15
Today's Juarez Entries.

JUAREZ, Mexico. Feb. 14.-Entries for
tomorrow:
First race. selling. maidens three
year-olds and upward, seven furlongs-
Miss Miller. Helen ~. Aisa Paige gS;
Irish Beauty. los. Eoseworth Lady
Willie, llO; Amarillo. Sparkette. IlS:
Crows Foot. King Elk. rs; Wings OF the
Morning. lIS
Second race. selling. Files, thre.-year-
olds. five and A half furlonEs-sratsey
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-15
Packey Has Advantage.

ROUND f-Packev put a left 70 the
chin and MURPHY hooked a isft 10 the
Jaw Murphy followed IL with another
~ tho rurne description. Packey backed
Murphy into tho corner. bat could not
laHd. Packcy then sNni In hard right
10 tho law and laughed 81 the crowd "a
tner went into c'inrh- They lad a
live'y msup in tho center CT the ring
With horcra even Pnckcy pcked a loft
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-15
Change in Trotting Rules

NEW YORK. Feb. 1i.-ChanEeS ln the
rules made today by the biennial con
eress OF the National Trottinc associa-
tion provide that horses with records on
mile tracks shall be allowed three sec
onds when racing on half-mile courses.
and that hopplcs may ne used In ali
classes except the TWO. three and four
Near- olds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-15

p. p. Eek, formerly y. W. ss,ss,l
Liduor company; j. Ls hs', ,,Iudc, 4
Yesterday bought the go. as'i III 4
buffet from Charles ssH1s Ba'i' ttisI
Glad to meet ms i'i'
this morning. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-15
Ramncas Signs Coa'a. :,

HELENA. Mont. Fep. ,t, Rr,iii
meas, who pitched ior =" las, Hy
the Union association Id ,Irua 4
noinced today that gs I"S Ii"-SSe,s,,,s
,rart with the Detroit A"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-15

neck and he sent light right Ia the chin
as the bell sounded. Mcfarland had
shade I'm this round.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-15
English Polo Team Wins

san MATEO. Cal, Feb. 1.-THE Eng
nsu polo team drew first blood in the
the Wanderers i0i 10 81 Lord T'weod
mouth captained The English team and
played Spectacular game. scoring five
team. '''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-15
Champion S Namesake Wins.

Williams OF Kenosha here tonight. stop
ping the visitor in i've rounds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-15
Furious Eight.Round Go.

Bv International News Serv,.c
DETROIT, Mich. Feb. II i-Furlous
iighting marked the ciEnt-round bout
between Chuck Larsen Of Chicago and
Paul Sikora OF Detroit at Windsor to-
night Larsen was The victor bv reason
OF landing the most and hardest DuUchc.
in all rounds except tho fourth, Hfth and
seventh Sikora has closed eve as a
result cf a wallop IN the third that al
most nut him out.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-15
Props Defeat Buckers.

In a basketball game yesterday The
Freps defeated tine Buckcrs, 80 10 80
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-15

If von intend decorating your bone.
see our decorator for original ideas.
Salt Lake Glass & Paint Co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-15
Driscoll Beats Williams.

BY international News Service.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. Feb. 1i.-Wiiiie
Driscou. the Milwaukee Ccatncrweicht,
had little difficulty in defeating Bobby
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-15
ABROAD

Decoration Dsy at
Cleveland.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-15
OFFICIAL AMERICAN LEAGUE SCHEDULE 1912
AT
CLEVELAND

April %. q, -. &c
May IS, 20. (G0D, 600
AUG. f.
Aug. 80. -
The Sentinel=record., 1912-03-05
EASTMAN HOTEL ARRIVALS.


 Yesterdsy's arrivals at the East man hotel included Mr. and Mrs. Clint c. Triton of Danville, Ill., William P. Huebner, Chicago; H. P. sauers and Frank Laferty, Philadelphia; Mrs D. Prendergast and Dr. R. L. Green. Peoria, Ill.,; E. w Klos. St Joseph Mo; c M. Burrow, St Louis; H. H. Harrison, Minneapolis; II. F. Stoddard. Stuttgart. Ark. c. Adams, Fayetteville, Ark; T. NJ. Jeffords. Lit tie Rock; R. T VanRiper. Kansas City; Mir. and Mrs J. Edward Ogden, New York; J. F. Foley, New York; Henry Nieland, New York; c. C. Har- ris. Milwaukee; MT. and Mrs. w. A. Withers, Chicago; Miss Mary Y. Bren- nan. Chicago; Mrs. F. l.. Duryea, Memphis; J B. Hebron, Memphis: MT and Mrs. Thomas L. Price, Jeffer- son City, Mo; F. r. Axtell, Harvard H.; Mrs. Arnold Bloed, Denver; Miss Anna Maxwell Jones, New York; Mrs F. F. Sehobey. San Antonio. Texas. William Harris, Nortonville. N Y: AAen Curtis, New York; A. F. Struck mann. Chicago.