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Gon.aEa Preps In Line.

Bliss Electrical School. The Props have
been out for two weeks and Capt.
Smith has picked his team He Is will
have Neitzey and McNamee catching.
with Salb. of last years team. pitching.
with the help of Riordan- First will be
held down by Capt. Smith. who Is round
ing into his old-time form; Mertaugh on
second, Landreau, who is strengthening
his reputatio as a hitter of class, at
short. and Gardiner on third. From Hal
oren. Barron. and Wright will be picked
two men to help Herlihy in the out
field
The Washington herald., 1912-03-28
GIANTS DEFEAT MERIDIAN.
Manager McGraw Put. Charge
Through SIN workout.

Meridian. Miss. March H.-The New
York Giants defeated the Meridian team
to-day. to ]. IN the presence Of big
crowd. out to do honor TO the visitors
and TO Josh Devore, formerly a Meridian
player Ames struck out seven men and
wtitse FIVE Christy Mathewson was the
umpire. Not satisfied with the eight-in-
ring game and the two hours Of hard
practice that the boys went through in
the morning. Manager McGraw played q
second game Of five innings after the
regular contest, and IL was tired bunch
that boarded a train tonight for Mobile.
where a game Is scheduled for to-
morrow
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Another white Hope Out.

Rutland, VT, March H.-In a fast
bout, that was characterized by lot OF
roughness. Joe Uvanni. Of Troy. tonight
knocked out Jack McCafferty. a white
hope OF Chicago. in the second round of
what was TO have been a slx-round affair
at the Pastime Athletic Club.
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spring serIes Postponed.

st. Louis, March 2I.-Continued rainy
weather may force the Cardinals and
Browns to postpone the spring series
Both parks now are a quagfnire Of mud.
as a result of heavy snow, sleet, and
rain. The Cardinals are forced TO do
their training indoors
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pprentice allowance claimed.
Yale wins Soccer Game.

Cambridge, Mass, March N.-Yale's su-
perior knowledge OF the game brought
her to the fore a winner this afternoon
in hera soccer contest with Harvard on
Soldiers Field, by the score Of 4 to O.
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Mhite So. Regular. win.

Corsicana. Tex, March 1.-THE White
Sex first team handed the Houston team
q to 0 shut-out here to-day. The game
was played In a driving rain and on a
field that was knee deep In mud. Despite
the weather conditions a crowd Of 5000
fans turned out.
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CoIored Championship mt stake.

Next Sunday at Union League Park,
Fifteenth and H streets northeast, the
opening game of the season for the
colored championship will take place,
when the two best colored teams in the
District. the Capital City Cubs and the
ex-Washington Giants, clash at o'clock.
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Brown. Leave for 81. Louis.

Montgomery. March 27.-The St Louis
Browns left here for ST Louis this even
ing. Clyde Wares and Babe Danzig were
left to play ball this season for Mont
gomery. The browns win practice In st.
Louis friday weather permitting.
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Nam. Play rIe Game.

New Orleans, March z.-The Maps and
Yannigans played a o to o tie in eight
innings to-day. II was the hardest
fought game OF the exhibition series, and
the best one. The pitchers used speed
and curvs and the fielding was fast and
high class.
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Growing Peevish.

Reggy Deswelle Ito his Enthusiastically.
think have been very patient with
YOU promised again and again TO pay
you, but If you keep on bothering me
simply won't promise any more.
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INGRAM VICTORIOUS.
Esperos Capture First Set from
westminsters.

The first OF series Of games TO be
rolled between the teams OF the West
minister Duckpin League and the Ingram
Memorial League, were rolled last night
between the Reds. OF the Westminster
League, and the Esperos. OF the Ingram
League. the Esperos winning two out OF
three. Manager Adams was easily the
star Of the evening. pulling four strikes
and three spares.
The Reds and the Esperos will roll
again on Saturday night, March %. at
the Ingram alleys. Scores:
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will have Ic go. Bush. Gamer. and Dele
hanty are fixtures, with Moriarty doubt
full Witt and Louden arc to be carried.
it is believed. SO that the sixth will be
selected from O'Leary, Bauman. and
WesterziL
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Circum.tances After Ca.e..

Circumstances After Cases.
It is a fallacious argument against
woman suffrage TO say that women can
not bear arms. Anybody who has ever
ATTENDED grand opera. knows that she
not only can. but has.
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school Days.

"oh. Ella, your exercise is simply full
Of mistakes"
II did 1t on purpose so that my master
will stay longer with me-"
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DOWN THE ALLEYS.

7. NJ. C. A. DUcKPIS LEAGUE.
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Marty O'Toole figures that the Boston
National League club will furnish big
surprise shis year. He says that Vincent
Campbell Is a great ball player; that he
viii strengthen the team immeasurably,
and that the rate at which the Braves
Travelled during the last part OF last sea-
son Is only an evidence OF what this
years team can do II It really tries.
Hughey Jennings intends to keep six
The Washington herald., 1912-03-28

Hughey Jennings intends 10 keep six
lnfieiders. This means that three men
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RACING CARD FOR TO-DAY.

Charleston.
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-10
GETTING DELEGATES-AS
IT'S DONE BY TAFT

New York, Feb. 10.-A little
sidelight was thrown on politics
as politics is worked by Colonel
D. C. Collier, of San Diego, to-
day.
Collier is president of the San
Diego fair and exposition planned
for 1915, and when Collier heard
today that the senate committee
on expositions had carelessly
sidetracked San Diego's plea for
national recognition-just recog-
milton, not money-of their ex-
position, he blew up.
Before expressing his feelings
Colonel Collier pointed to another
bit of news in the days papers.
1t was that in which Secretary
Hilles, for President Taft, claim
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-10

puzzles him. When we shake
hands he doesn't know whether.
we are rubbing. our antennat or
trying to pull each other, limb
from limb. Street cars to him are
just little sardine boxes into
which we rashly, swarm, only to
emerge from just as distractedly.
False teeth are a strange thing
to him-he suspects that all of us
can take ourselves entirely apart
if we have a mind to. And what
must be his impressions when he
dissects a mince pie?
Naturally scientists take a live
ly interest in Mr.. Skygack. Prof.
Dopemoutsky of the University
of Rawhide, has written a paper
which argues that Mr.. Skygack's
feet are so exceedingly fiat from
standing on canal boat and pol
ing it through the canals of Mars.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-10
.-O-O-

Pittsburgh, Pa, thinks it's hav-
ing cold weather because Their
mometer has gone down to 8 be-
low.
August Hoge, SO years old,
Waukesha, Wis, acquitted of
murder of 83-year-old wife. Jury
only deliberated 4 minutes.
Former Gov. Folk, of Missouri,
has retired from the presidential
race, thus making things easy
for Champ Clark.
Not that Joe Folk ever was in
the race so durn deep.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-10

-
ed the California delegation to
Chicago.
"See that" said Collier. THAT
is the answer to the side-tracking
of San Diego's request.
President Taft or his cam
paign managers don't know
which-entered into an agree
ment with ]. ]. Moore and ]. G.
McNab, president and director of
the San Francisco Pan-American
fair, to favor the worlds fair"
to be held at San Francesca and
refuse to recognize the San Diego
fair.
I'm return, Moore and McNab
promised Taft-or his campaign
managers-an instructed delega-
ton.
well, there's one satisfaction.
Moore and McNab can't deliver
the goods. They can't get an in
structed delegation from Cali
fornia. California is progressive,
and wont send a delegation for
Taft 1885,.
All of which is very fine, but
isn't national politics a grand, big,
honorable sort of a proposition.
Yes? No?
Pittsburgh, Pa, thinks it's hav-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04
DECLARES TEDDY IS
NOW D|SCRED|TED
Bull Moose Leader "Down
and Out Forever Says
rig.-Gen. Marshall.

believe that President Taft is
growing stronger politically every
day, said Brigsdier General William
IL. Marshall, retired. former chief Of
engineers III the United States army.
and President Taft 5 personal repre-
sentative TO the Irrigation congress
|" am satisfied that il he had month
moro for campaigning than he has that
he would win without question, and
believe that he has every bit as good
n chance now as the Democratic nom.
ince.
Asked about his views regarding the
Roosevelt chances, General Marshall
replied:
=" Roosevelt is down and out forever.
! believe. Aud | do not think he will
be able to get back in 1916. He made
a lot Of fake delegate contests in Chi.
c0go. which even his own friends treat
ed as q Joke. When the Bull Moose
was dehorned he quit tho convention
IT is the usual thing for n moose, when
be loses his horns, to go back into the
woods and hide until he gets some
more but Teddy has been believing
around the country without any horns
''l am satisfied that Taft will carry
New York, Illinois and Indiana. Ell
ther the president or Governor Wilson
will carry Massachusetts and Pennsyl-
vania. Roosevelt Will carry California
not because of Roosevelt but because
Governor Hiram johnson, his partner
ou the ticket. made himself popular
with the people Of the state by prose
cutting the Southern Pacific railroad
the Bull Moosers may win in South
Dakota, but the result is doubtful even
there.
General Marshall Will leave on his
return trip to Washington tomorrow.
He made the trip to Salt Lake at the
request Of President Taft, who wished
to send b personal message to the lrri-
CATION congress.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04

John Velbert, Foster, Cal, states: "I
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04

rRs. GEORGE JAY GIBSON was
the hostess Yesterday afternoon
Y al an ella borate tea at her home
4 IN honor of her mother. Mrs. Hoyt
Sherman, recently back from a
d several years in Washington, D.
|1e attractive home was bright with
|nlgmn tlnts, autumn leaves and
|fTeous garden flowers OF the carly
VIBRATING all the rooms, except the
q rocm. where pink and white roses
! gffi for the decoration of the tea
= The guests were received by Mrs.
|r and Mrs. Sherman, together with
! fsu Sawyer. a newcomer to the
ASSISTING otherwise were Mrs. Rus
| s Tracy, Mrs. George Rose. Miss
[f2t Mciraih. Miss Kate VIII
q Miss Murshall, Miss Cary Mar
Miss Margaret Mcclure and Miss
Pfei Walker. In the dining room
Us. l.. 7. Mccormick. Mrs. j, Wal
/ llpmpson, Mrs. Ellsworth Daesett
VIZ o. ]. Salisbury, who took turns
I ~ lea table. a large number of
n csmc and went during the late
" ihe afternoon. glad or an op-
|;-y 10 greet Mrs. Sherman again,
u will make here home here for
faI the coming winter,
r. ". Daum entertained num-
= friends most delightfully."- yester-
listnoon al bridge tea at her
le meet her mother. Mrs. Carver.
Sning,on. III Six tables OF the
sere played end latcr about a
5ore friends came In 10 enjoy tea,
zen The hostess Was assisted By
vec,se $. Aucrbach and Miss Ger
McGralh. who poured tea and cof-
va arE. D. NJ. Guillotte. Mrs. H.
1pon and Mrs. Fred erickson, Mrs.
o. New Orleans. mother OF Mrs.
s,,kson, who IS here visiting, as
y receiving the guests with Mrs.
ana her mother. The home was
4a with autumn flowers IN law
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04
Deaths.

William old6cId Sc years lass wAss,ch ave-
nue., October l. 1912. puauinon,a
Frank VI. Bucklc.. Sg5 Rice street, ~ ve.,s
October l. 1912, chronic indigestion
Ei'sn Ia london. 81 gears. loi5 Windsor avc-
nue.. October .. 1917. to,snus
Annie SoTcn5on. :75 ycacF 3i7 E,st Second
South. October /. 1912
Harvey HInkloy. % years. SS East Third
south, October g 1912. organic heart discsse
David S. NCDaniclS. So ycars. city Jau Oc,o-
ber g. l2i2 anoplery.
! p. Moore. Is years, Sc Marks horpi,aI
October :. 1877. artcrlni scierosis
Richard Gundry 5oi, yearS. Ioi West Seventh
south. September 2o. 1912. tuhcrouiosis
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04

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Is your back sore, tired and achingF
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04
Marriage Licenses,

Elisha T. Green. Thatcher. hr'z.: Mary n
N"sldouno-. Omaha. Nch.
Anor.,' u Nennody. Jr.. Herman. Ida; Dor
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04
Salt Lake Statistiis,
Births.

Z; =. tnnsondorfer, kimbsli place girl.
Sidney Archer. asi West Second Sou,h sIr,.
H. j. tones so5 Wnst First South sirI
W. Delano. Waterloo. hoy.
Fred u. PnrsoDs iiA5 Browning svcnuo zIrI
Robert Stoscr, Jr.. sss East Third South, boy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04

The officers and ladies OF Fort Douglas 8
will entertain tonight at the usual fort
nightly hop at the post hoproon,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04

General William Marshall, who ca ane
to the Irrigation congress as the per-
sonal representative OF the president,
lcf, Yesterday for his home in Ken
tucliY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04
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Gold Dust does all the hard
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When you have to wash
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04

Mrs. Karl a. Schcid will entertain
PARTY OF friends today at luncheon a.
her horne In honor or Mrs. Hoyt Sherman
and Mrs. w, V. Rice.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04

Mrs. w II Dickson is back after
summer spent with friends in Canada,
and Is at home again with Mr. and Mrs
Schulder.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04

Mr., and Mrs. L. 3 Mccormick enter
tanned a few friends at a dinner WGdnes-
day evening III compliment 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. IIoyL Sherman,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04

DIR. +. Fl. Couger Dentist, successor
to Dr ], W, Ewin, will take charge OF
thc office. room els kearns bldg CAD
ycrtisement.l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04

/ lD matter TO be included in Sun
a yo.Iety must be In this Office not
n Than twelve o'clock Saturday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04
New Corporation.

Filed with the secretary Of state
The Avenue Reba ting Mercantile com
pany OF Provo. Capital stock $4,000:
shares, $40 each. William Probert, pres
jdcnt: j. B. Walton, vice president:
James r clyde, John r. Stubbs. John
IT. Harris. G.. o. Haws and David j.
Blake. additional directors,
Rorden's Condensed Milk Company of
Utah Logan. Capital stock, 800 600;
shares. 500 each, A. c, Ellis. Jr.. presi-
dent Russell G. Schulder. vice president
c.. F. Wasson, secretary and treasurer.
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WALL PAPER SALE.
During conference we will allow II
per cent discount on all wa papcr pur
cbases. Salt Lake Glass & Paint Co,
o9.31 East First South.
(AdyertlscmenO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04

Miss Minnie Keiael is down from Og-
den visiting Mayor and Mrs. Samuel T..
Park, having come to attend the ball for
the Irrigation congress last evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04

Mrs. WILDER w. Anness has returned to
her home In Nebraska after a visit OF a
few months With her mother, Mrs e
=, HciEes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04

nfre Horace Dunbar has issued cards
for a tea 20 be given at her home In Fed
eraI Heights on Wednesday, October >.
from TO q o'clock,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04

Mrs James E. Jennings VIII he Tue
hostess this afternoon Al a tea at her
hC,rne to meet Mrs. A. n, De Nike,