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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-19
DECISIVE GAME OF
BASKETBALL TO-DAY

Tho Vcheduio OF basketball games that will de-
tsrmine the championship OF the Salt Lako divt-
sion OF the state league has not been defnitaly
arranged yet but II has been decided that tho
Granite five viii met the l.. D. s. U. five this
afternoon In tho Dc5eret gymnasium at o'clock
Much interest is taken In this game for n
will undoubtedly be hard contest II is aIso
practically the decisive gamo OF the scriee Coach
Nilor has been working hard 70 have his men
IN the best OF shape for this match
Coach Ashton has also sbcen drilling his men
every afternoon after school In this series rho
Salt Lake high school team will meet tho Granite
team and the university freshies Will meet the I,
D. g. u, five aud the l.. D. g. L. five Will aIso
meet the Salt Lake high five.
The gorno between the side boys and tho
GFapito quintctte will be played Frlday night al
the Granite gym. This game will determine who
Will be at the tail end Of the series Tho win
ncr OF this series will 20 to Provo TO compete
for tho STATE champonahip.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-19
Olympic Hero Taken Out
ofB.Y. Basketball Team
Provo Quintet Reorganized and Utah Varsity
Five Will Be Shifted Around to Different
Positions

wolves around center, the heretofore un-
surpassed teamwork OF the Provo boys
was demoralized and the B. Y u. were
swamped by Bennion's men. Lon ROM
ney. who comes about TO Richards
shoulders, played all around him.
Coach Roberts Is a good basketball
coach and refused to fall for the Olympic
stuff any longer Richards has been
taken out of the lineup entirely In the
hopes OF restoring the old form sufficient
~ to win from the Utah men.
Vern Greenwood was put back Into the
center place and replaced at forward by
Captain Halverson, who has been playing
at guard. Halverson is great long shot
artist and Will make a good forward
Then, too, Holmstead Of Utah made so
many baskets playing from the guard po-
sition in the last game that Roberts
thinks he had better have some extra good
man to guard him. Halversons place at
guard will be played by Jones.
In the meantime there Will probably be
a shift In the lineup Of the Utah quin-
tet. On the recent trip north three
freshmen were taken along and some OF
them showed to such advantage that Ben
MON thinks a change will benefit his scor-
ing machine.
Aired was tried at guard and performed
so we'll that he will be given a. regular
place alongside Skidmore. HoImstead
Will be put back into his old place at for
ward and Will work there with OFT Rom
ney. This leaves out Clark, who took
Holnstead's place at forward after
Erickson quit the team Clark is a fast
man, though, and Will be able to 60 in at
any time and take up the work OF the
other fellows should the game require it,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-19
Oldham Stirs Storm.

Oldham of Cache made an impas-
stoned speech in favor OF the bill In
the course of his remarks, Oldham de.
elared that Etthose who have opposed
this bill OF the door of the house are
those who have done so for gain
"I will call the gentleman to ac-
count for that declared Barnes Of
Salt Lake.
''I mean in the committee" be-
gan Oldham.
81 opposed the bill in committee, y
declared Bamberger of Salt Lake,
"and the gentleman knows full well
why | opposed 1T.
Later Oldham said he did not mean
to impute ulterior motives, and the in
cident was forgotten.
Marchant of Summit opposed the bill
on the ground that liberty Of action
was guaranteed by the constitution, and
he for one desired to give every man
the right to worship according to the
dictates of his con science. SO long as
a man did not infringe on the rights Of
his neighbor, just so long was he
willing TO let every man do as he
DleaSed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-19
WOlgast Goes to Work i'm
Earnest for Murphy Fight

ming battles
II confidence has anything TO do with
deciding the battle, however. Wolgast
should win In walk. He SCOTS at the
idea that he has lost any of his old time
ability as a. ring man and firmly believes
he will dispose Of Murphy with less
trouble than any Of his challengers gave
him when he held the title
And don't let anyone tell you I will
not enter the ring trained to the minute"
said he IT consider this fight the step
ping-stone to a return battle with Ritchie
and am not overlooking a single bet"
Like Wolgast, Murphy also has a
weather eye on the title Speaking of the
coming battle tonight, the Harlem boy
said:
While haven't been shouting it from
the housetops, I am after the lightweight
title and expect TO land It before another
twelve months have passed. II I dispose
OF Wolsast, and / am sure I will, l will
claim the July date with Ritchle."
Betting on Saturdays battle continues
at odds OF 10 to .. with Wolgast favorite
Few wasers have been made al the price
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-19
Skolfield Is Emphatic.

DR.. Skolfeld then made her brief but
pointed argument,
"We have heard much here" she
said, "about cities Of the first aud
second class. but none of the persons
who has spoken here in favor OF the
bill is a resident of either. / am not
a Sabbath breaker. 7 have never at.
tended any Of the Sunday amusemeuts,
and neither have my sons.
"There are in Salt Lake 100000
people. OF that number 10000 attend
church. If you pass this bill what are
you going to do with the other 0,0O0 ?
The trouble is that you are always
legislating against the laboriug man
and never for him. If we came in here
and asked you to pass bill providing
for half holiday on Saturday, YOU
would hold up your hands In horror,
Yet YOU will not only refuse to give the
laboring people OF this city half holt
day, but now you are trying to take
away from him the only opportunity
that he has for recreation.
"You talk here Of closing these
eources Of amusement to-the poor peo-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-19

~ o DETERMINED are the 3. 7. u.
basketball boys TO defeat the Uni
versity of Utah in their game next
~ Saturday afternoon that they have
ousted Olympic Richards and re-
organized their whole team
Early in the season the Provo men
showed great speed and II was thought
that they haG a scoring machine which
could win from any team In the state. In
their first meeting with the varsity team
though, they were shown to be so slow
they couldn't follow the pace set by the
east-henchers. II was thought for a time
that the poor showing was only tempo
since then have shown Coach Roberts that
After examination, Roberts conclude ed
that Olympic Richards, the high
jumping wonder of the 1912 Olympic
ga mes in Stockholm. could be supplanted
with advantage TO the lineup. Richards
has been playing center this winter, and
al the beginning OF the year the, state
ment was made by his friends that ne
would not lose a jump during the entire
season, and that with his immense height
and speed he would alone make enough
field baskets to beat any other team in
the state.
Accordingly Vern Greenwood, who
played the best center In the state last
season. was shifted to forward to make
way for the great Olympic hero. This is
why the 3. Y. U. stands the best chance
In her history Of losing the state basket
ba championship.
Richards Is really not a basketball
player and as the work OF the team re-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-19
Diamond Not Ready.

IN spite OF the handicap. the athletes
had a good workout and returned to the
hotel In a state Of WEAKNESS and perspira-
ton There are various youths lingering
about The hotel this afternoon with sore
arms and lame shoulders, but these trifles
VIII be worn away in hurry II the pres
ent weather continues.
1t was tr1fe cloudy and looked like
ram, but the air was warm and balrny as
June day at Cub park The athletes
warmed up to their work, greatly to the
annusement OF the thronR OF natives who
gathered about TO see them perform.
several bumps were recorded, but
nothing OF a serious nature Bill Powell,
the demon hurler from Kansas City. was
clouted on the top-knot by a batted ball.
but aside from few hectic expressions
nothing came Of IT,
The first morning practice will take
place at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning and
will continue until the caravan starts for
the north
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-19
Charleston Race Results.

By International News Service.
CHARLESTON. N. C.. Fob. B.-Today's race
results
First rnoo. five and half furlongs-Prosree-
oivo. 1l6 (Wilson), even. won; Theresa Girl, I1G
(Buxton) oven. second: Counterpart lo7 (Mn--
tinI. IL TO I, third. Timo. 1:os As. Buss Joa-
quln. Colonel Robert and Lsncville also ran
Second race. thrco furlongs-Preserver, 10s fBut-
WELD, TO 1. won Ruby Hyams. 112 tKocrnor).
even. second, Harwood, Ill (Goose). to |. third.
Time. :3s Is Ave, John Hatcher. Bunty. Or
trauto and 6ulgar also ran.
Third five and a half furong5-Black
Chiof. 1l2 tMuEsravs). TO /. won: sylycstrIs.
no (Persns). 10 .. second: Rose Queen los
Dorondo), even. third. Time los 3-5. Ancon,
Msrtre. Husky Lad and Amcricus also ran
Fourth race. mile and sixtnepth-Cherryoa
11o (Kocrnor), to 10. won; Etfondi. lo7 (Gooss).
10 !. second Jacnuolino. lot Darondn), 10
!. third Time, lfa as. Ialdemsn and Stain
also ran.
Fifth race seven furiongs-Camcl 1os fskirvin),
10 J. won: Blanche Francen. 103 ~. Hanover),
so 10 ]. second Chiffon Squaw, 9s (SnIder). IS 20
3. third. Time. 1880 1-5 Camc!lia Grace Nc.
Win!frcd D. Cheer Up Joe Roo and ArGonnut
also ran.
Sixth race. seven hirlongs-Bny vanderveer.
Jos Derondal, to 2. won; Little Bp, ioi (Wolfe).
To 1. second Question Mark. iIo (Goosc): s To
.. third Tmo. l:2a 3-5, Tho Squire and Tony
w, alpo ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-19
YM|R IS WINNER Of
THIRD JUAREz RACE
Reliable Old Sprinter Defeats
Captain Bravo and Other
Fairly Good Horses.
BY international News Service.

BY International News Service.
Ell PASO, Tex. Feb 1S.-Ymlr's victory
was popular here today. the steed being
well backed Chanticor and Kootenay
were other popular winners. Results.
First race. mle-Adolantc. t02 (Rlghtmire, s
70 o. won: Lonia 110 tPealt). 12 TO / second
Chief DcSmond liz Carter, 10 TO ], third Time
I:i3 2-5 Bluo Beard. Lawn. Virginia Lindsey
Ben Greenlent. All Moon, g. v, HouEb. Dclona
and John Patterson Rlso
Second race ak furlongs-Chanticior i0s
(Groth), II 10 s. won: Coinot, Jos (Cnrtcr) 6 10
/. second; Hazel C., i0s (Gross). S to J. third.
Time. 1914, Transparent, Loving None orbcd
Lad, Judge Walton. Lcscar, Tim Judge and sir
Barry also
Third race seven tIrlongs-Ymir 1o7 Gross,
TO g. won. Captain Bravo, los (Hcpry) To l.
second; Puck. loi (Grotb). TO !. third. Time,
i:2s l-5- Console Cracker Box and Mockler also
ran.
Fourth race five and a hnlf furlonss-Kootenay.
JOG Ucahan). TO s. won; FurIong, 105 (Gross)
10 2. second; Lady Panchita. l02 (Gargan) TO
/, third. Timc. 1907 3-5. Upright Flying Foot
steps, Mona Canoman. Joe Dicbold Irish Gcutle-
man and Nobby also ran.
Fifth race. five and half ADMINISTRATIONS
I03 (Kederls). 10 I. won: Mother Katcham io5
tGross). TO o, second: HaEson, 10 (Gro,h) 9 to
]. third Timo, Los 2-5. MolIor. Ancestors Am
ity. sprigh,ly Miss. Motto's Pride. Bula Welsh
and Mayerdhle also ran.
Sixth race, miIe-Duncroggap. 1o7 (Peak). 10
L won; Sugar Lump. lol (Groth). I TO /. second ;
Balcliffo 110 (kedoris). 20 l. third. Time.
lal As. Caethumpan. Black Mate Mandsdero
Free Will and Dutch Rock also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-19
OREGON MARVEL WILL.
Be TRIED OUT SOON
Bud Anderson, Webfoot Phe-
nonenon, Matched for
Fight at Vernon.
BY international News Service

BY International News Service
Los ANGELES, Feb. 18.-Promoter
McCarey OF the Pacific Athletic CLUB be-
tween selling tickets for the Joe Rivers
K. o. Brown fight of next Saturday, found
time today TO make a couple OF new
matches,
Frankie Russell the New Orleans light
weight, applied for a chance 10 try out
the latest coast Conner" little Bud An
derscn. Knockout artist of Medford, Or
he gets it. The lightweights will be given
the March date.
Another New Orleans F'rank!e-Frankie
Burns-wanted work. He gets sentence
OF twenty rounds, drawing Eddie Campl.
the San Francisco bantam, as ring
mate on March %
1t took less than two minutes for Nc
Carey TO close the negotiations with Tom
my Walsh, manager of both New Orleans
boys, by wire
II would like 10 wager Dan Morgan
anything from 500 to $1,000" said Man
ager Joe Levy. who looks after Joe Rlv-
ers's interests. when he first brought
Brown TO the coast Morgan said he want
ed TO back his boy TO beat Rivers. I'm
still waiting TO see Dan fash the
money"
The opinion is pretty generally held by
those who know that Brown Is training
under wraps. Browns main idea seems
lie takes whatever comes his way from
his sparring partners unless /; happens 10
be dangerous haymaker. and gives Iit
tie in return. He is boxing with Young
Marino. a, bantam: Babe Picato and Solly
Burns. lightweights, and Kid Yoakum. the
rushing mauler from Texas.
These boys give Brown good workouts,
and as he is taking road runs daily and
doing other work necessary 10 put him in
good physical condition, he VIII undoubt-
edly be fit for a real fight on Saturday.
Meanwhile Joe Rivers is slowly becoHi-
Ing a prohibtive favorlte in the betting
on EEoWn's mediocre showing in training.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-19
Overall to Be Cub.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 18-Orval
Overall will be back with the Cubs again
this season.
This is the word that Del Howard
brought from the south with him today
Del saw big Jefr' In the southern part
OF tho state. The Seal captain says the
big fellow ss working hard and apparently
fs in good shape.
Overall 10 out pitching every dag and
says that his arm is in fairly good shap
now and getting stronger ali the time
parently left no bad effects, and Overall
says he expects TO be in az good form as
ne ever was: He probably Will leave for
tne east IN the near future 10 Join Muir
phys squad Overall has every cSnf1Scnca
that he VIII be one OF the few SUCCESSFUL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-19
BY international News Service.

BY International News Service.
~ AN FRANCISCO Feb. 1s.--From the
way AID Wolgsst went at his
training work at the Seal Rock
~ house this afternoon 1t Is evident
that some wise counsel has reached
the heart OF that young man and that he
intends TO really work for his bout with
Harlem Tommy" Murphy. which takes
place at Jim Coffroth's Daily City arena
next Saturday afternoon.
For practically an hour today Wolgast
did the things that boxers usually do in
gymna sum. EIe punched the bag. he
pulled the pulIeys, he shadow boxed, he
wrestled with Young Mackey and he
boxed three rounds with Red" Robinson
Before he was half through his exer-
cises the perspiration was oozing out on
him and when he finished his work he
was S wet as a dishrag.
Wolgast, without question, looks better
than he did while he was training for
Ritchie, but he does not look as good as
he did when he was working for his win
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-19

The boys on the Salt Lake high school
rife team are working hard for their
match with Portland (Me.) on Friday.
The Salt Lake boys are now In the lead
but II they lose this match they will again
oe tied with Portland for first place
However II the local boys win this match
they will be the champions of Division 3
and will meet the champions of Division
for the national championship Three
schools are now tied for first place In Dr.
vision A.
Captain Webb has given up his work IN
the gymnasium assembly this WeelS so as
70 devote all his time to the rife men.
Love. Frazie. Otterson and other crack
shots who have graduated from the high
the boys the benefit of their experience.
Yesterday a rry-out was held to de-
ternntne the team that Will meet Portland
The -FOUR new men that made the team
and their scores are given below:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-19
MAGMA WILL HAVE
ANOTHER GOOD NINE
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

special 10 Tho Tribune
MAGMA. Utah, February ls.-At the ,Irs, meet
Ing for the yoar 1919 tho Magma baseball club
elected the following officers n. D. Moffat
president; J. j. Macdonald, secretary and treas
urcr
Ways aud moan5 commit,ce-Frod Barton
George PusElcy. oliver Bobore, Thomas Burr and
Louis Woizolt manager n. II. Hawlcy: official
scorekecpcr. J. y. KcouEh
An enthusiastic meeting held and a fno
support Is promised during the coming season
for this vol known team
During the past thrcc or four SEASONS this team
has proved TO be OF tho strongest amateur
teams IN The state. All but OF tho old
players have already reported for the season
Promising recruits plentiful.
Tho team hos we'll appointed ground grand
stand. etc. and viii make moro Improvement.
as the season opeus
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-19
NEW RULES MADE FOR
HARNESS RACE MEETS

CHICAGO Feb. Is.-After a stormy session 10.
day rho American Trottlng association decided to
permit stewards and promoters OF harness race
meetings certain latitude in making local rules
but such rules must not conflict with tho rulos
OF the association
Hobbies may not bc used racing horses 8
ycars old and under
ruling adopted making It optional With
race stewards TO decide winners by tho point
system, the placing system by making ovory
hcut race. Tho point syotem. allowing ouch
horse certain number OF points for the posi-
ton In which II finishes, in force Inst year
The placing system used prior To 1912.
Another rulo adopted provides that all fines
shall go TO injured needy drivers IL
doolded 10 dispense with tho Weighing Of drivers
or tho carrying OF weights this season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-19
KID M'COY WILL
BECOME EVANGELIST
sy International News Service,

b. International News Service
NEW YORK. Feb ls-Normap s.,bv bat,sr
known ms kid Mccoy OF the prize ring is TO
become an cvougcst. He viii preach tho Cog
pei OF health at the public forums which tho
social center movement aims 10 establish in the
public schoolbouscs outside OF school hours a
strenuous campaign has been started by Mrs
David Kirk, widow OF Plttsburg millionaire
10 havo tho buildings utilized in this way. Sho
W. receiving encouragement from the board OF
education,
ON ncxt Thursday night solby will no heard
for the frat timo in his role az public
school No. IL To a reporter today ho promised
some "wallops" that will eclipse the famous
"coFkscrow punch that him many vlctorics
as fighter lie declared his intention OF bo.
coming an evangelist the result OF reading
editorial o, tho Now York American telling
how 5000 human beings die noedlessly every year
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-19
Today's Juarez Entries,


Ell PAso Feb. ls.-Tomorrov's entries:
First race. four fnrlong5. sclling-VirgInla s..
102; Robert Mnntell, 1o2; Edith W. lo7; Old
Ben, 1o7; Kindness. 11:; othello 10: Gsar. 40
Shadrnch. 115
Second rnco, six furlongs. seliug-satranor %
Katy Connor 90; Luke Van Zandt. rs: FL snhio
%: Tom O., os: Ruth Esthor. lo5; McAlan. 1o7;
Harlem Maid, 1os, Helen Scott. 10s; Hidden Hand
no: Doc Alien: no. Clint Tucker, no.
Third race, six furlongs. seling-Nannie McDce
los: Country Boy. 1o7: Deertoot. los; Lndy Macy.
1oS; Mnrsand 1os: FL Toro. 1io; Bob FARLEY,
10; Bon Wilson. 10: Hoine. 10: sterlin. lio.
High Street lio; Godfather. 113.
Fourth race. fvo and a half furIones. selling
Mazurka. as; Charles Goetz, i0l: Frnzzlo. l02
Elizabeth Hsrwood. los; Daddy Clip. los; Sorcnndo
Jos; Beda. Jos, Nnpa Nick 1o6: Gutter Ball. Jos
Sir AIvescot. 10s: suffragiet, III.
Fifth race five and half furiongs; selling
swiftsure. 9l Royal Dolly. go; Sister Florence
20: Hugh Gray, 1o1: Anne McGcc. 1os; Tommy
McGcc. 105; Mike Molotte. 103: Oswald B.. 1903:
Fountain Square, Jos: BUGS. 1903
Sixth race, milo aud sixteenth. scllng-wadg-
worth. %; sFlyIng. e7; Golden Agnes. 100; Ro-
borta. 100: Cnntem, 1oo
Weather clear; track good
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-19
OGDEN CLUB HAS
PLENTY OF MONEY
Special 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN, Feb. ls.-Althoush the necessary casl
has boon forthcoming setistactonly several Off.
caIs Of the ogdon Baseball G. Athletic associa-
tion canvnssed the business district today and aq-
sured themselves that Ogden wants baseball this
season.
AT the conclusion of fhs trip President A. P
Bigolow stated that he was pleased with the re-
ccption received by the committoe the Other
members being w. %. Brown, yjce president OF
tho nssoclation' and II. ", Rowe president Of
tho Weber club.
Tho committees soliciting funds for the coming
season have been quito suoccsEfuI." said PreBl-
don't Bigelow. and nearly the entire amount
necessary has been subscribed. From what va
learned among the business today r am Justl-
fled In stating that Ogden wants baseball again
this soegon."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-19
BRIGHAM CITY BEATS
REXBURG 81 TO %
Special 10 The Tribune.

BRIGHAM CITY. Fob. 1s.-Tonght tho Rex
burg high school basketball toam was defeated
at the hando OF the Brigham CITY toam In n
spirited gnmo at the high school gym Tho
RoIburg boys had played Preston and Provo be-
the Idaho high school league. AZ the gsme to-
night excellent team work accomplished by
tho Brigham five. Hatch playing star game A.
c. Room. for the RcSburg team. played first
clars bail. RexburE 2 points ahead OF Brig
ham az tho CLOSE Of the first half. tho score be-
Ing II 10 .. The locals did splcndd work In the
second half, building up a final score OF u 10
o5 in favor OF Brigham.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-19
WHITE SOX SPECIAL
Is DUE SATURDAY
Special "a The Tribune.

Special "a The Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb. Is.--The Chicago White sax sps'
cIal. bearing the members OF the Chicago Ame.i-
can lcague club. officials OF the club reNs9s,,
pcT correspondents and Others to the numoer o.
| eighty persons will pass through 0sden et.nI-
day afternoon. route 10 Paso Roolcss Sei'
for tho spring training visit
This years spring jaunt OF the ComDksJ osao
Is in charge OF President Tip oNeil OF u'
Western league n
The White sox train according TO local raj!
road officials Is composed OF tho best hM tos
Hartman syutem affords. II consists Oh touI
standard oleopers, ono dynamo baggage cal, .s
yostIbuled buffet library car. dInins car ana ehs
observation sleeper ,,s,
The tram VIII 10 operated n second seoi.Ds
OF tho Overland Limited and should 1e1es@'
reach this city about O'Clock Saturday an@-
noon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-19
BUTTE FANS WANT
MURPHY TO RESIGN
Special 70 The Tribune.

oVNIIdT 20 TIC IEIUVUH.
BUTTE. Feb. 1s.-At conference between the
directors OF the Butte Union league baseball club
and the Chamber OF Commerce today plans were
discussed 20 put the local organization on good
financial we'll harmonious basis.
II IL proposed that Ed Murphy resign IS presi-
don't and william walsh aO sec-e,sry OF the To-
cal corporation and that the directors cecg
Larry Duggan president and A. J. Verhcyen eec-
retnry OF the club This would satisfy all con-
cerned. and its is understood that tho Chamber
OF Commerce Will thon make liberal monetary
donation which Will put tho game Its feet
here
Arrangements have hcsn made with z. G. Mul-
roney of Missoula president OF the Uuiou lsso-
citation. by which tde Butte club has been given
few days gr,co in which 10 put up the $500 for
felt money, and soon tho plans nanStonee
are completed the forfeit will bo sent 10 me
league executive.