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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-13
|MANHATT AN LEAGUE
OPENS SEASON TODAY

All arrangements have been made Tor
the opening games Of the season IN the
Manhattan league today, Each team has
becn trained and practlced In team work
and also instructed as 20 ,hc rules under
which they will play. As there are six
tcaus in the league each Will play twen-
tv-fvs games and viii meet each other
team about five times during tho sea-
son. Some OF the teams are looking af-
Ter the financial end OF their undertake
ing and others are being backed by IN
terested parties
the Pacific a. g. winners of second
Mace last season, will be supported by
Afford Bros and VIII play under that
name. H. Pickett has been chosen man
aprr and will try hard To land the pen
nSOt for the team and Its new support
The champions Of last season will play
uraer the name of the Fifth Ward A. G.
cowan, who is managing the team. mas
not vet announced the Arms name which
wiu back the team. the Bryan a.
Will be managed by Brinn Barber TINS
tean, intends to back itself financially
and has many amateur stnrs. Ths Ninth
East team will be managed by Boppy
TSylor and will also back itself. Not
,,,,cl, has been heard of the Iona 4.
G which will be managed by West.
The team which will bear watching
,,,is season IL the Warm Springs y. G
Manager Potts has many stars VINO WI
n,oke a. Interesting FOR the other teams
in the league. Following are The teams
which moet in the. openers; IT'S, t0aag; ,rc.
nma A. c, VS.. Bryan A. c., Afford
Bros, VS.. Ninth East: ,.
All games are called for 10 o'clock,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-13
Travers Easy Winner.

His condition was not the best, but he
stole away from his field in such able
style in both the sprints that thore is
now no question as to who Is the best
sprint man In school. In the 1O0-yard
dash he ran from scratch, while IN the
220 he had a two-yard handicap In both
events he won so easily that the matter
OF handicap had no effect on the finish.
He had never tried the hurdles before
and II was. Thought that he would be
little trouble for Hopkins. who is the
present holder of the state high school
record for the distance. He left Hopkins
behind on the jump and gained constant
ly until after he went over the last hur
die. when he fell,
The next big surprise came In the
half-mile run. There is no question but
that Basil Jameson Is the best distance
man the state has seen since Jimmy
Wade Last year he had things entirely
his own way In the mile and the half
mile runs. so that It was thought hope
less for anyone else to tackle either OF
these distances against jameson and
Captain Cole,
However little Harold Teasdel. ar
unassumlng freshman. went into the
half mile and took nrst place In elegant
style n Is true that Teasdel had 4
thirty-yard handicap over Jameson, but
Il Is also true that he won over Jameson
by thirty yards At the crack of the CUR
the freshman younGster hit out ct tor
speed. 1t was thought. OF course thai
he would soon bake and was according
ly considered as OF no cons sequence, HI
failed to bake and simply romped around
| the field and took first place.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-13
SURPRISES MARK
UNIVERSITY MEET

A series OF welcome, yet acute. sur
prises were offered In the big spring
handicap track and field meet held on
Cummings field yesterday afternoon
among the students OF the University OF
Utah They were welcome surprises be-
cause they showed Coach Bennlon con-
clusiVely that he has some mighty good
men in school who heretofore have not
been considered having much. and
that the half dozen old timers who are
back this year do not compose all the
strength of the school on track and field.
Just as was the case in the cross
country meet. II was the new men. the
dark horses, who showed UP TO the best
advantage and walked of with the
Besides other things OF Importance
which the meet showed. was that the
freshmen class has things It's own way
at the university when II comes TO the
among the classes. and the frst-year
men garnered 81 points while the SEN
iors, the next best class, got only %. The
sophomores and juniors were tied with
II points each.
The biggest surprise of the day was
first In the 100 and 220yard dashes. and
had a walkaway in the 920-yard hurdles
when he slipped and fell after he had
crossed the last hurdle. Travers came
did a little work for the south siders
on the track He is big. heavy fellow,
and. besides being a powerful football
player, was not thought to have much
athletic ability. He has paid little at
tention to training this spring and in the
For that reason he was not expected 10
do much in the handicap meet
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-13
NOTICE..

To the Nevada Utah Mines &C Smell
ters Corporation, and to all others Whom
l. Whereas. s'n At salt Lake City, Utah. on
July 10 1911. the Nevada Utah Mines
6. Smeters Corporation made, executed
and delivered its certain promissory note
for the sum OF Sl25, 900 to r. j.. Godpe
and Dayable on or before the 10th day
Whereas The said Nevada Gtah
Mines & smelters- Corperatlon deRIoslIed1 Io:O1
security for the payment OF SAID protnis-
sory note the following described prop
erty: Onooo ,,r
certIncafe No 0 for 100, 900 shares, and
certificate No 10 for 99.097 shares OF the
canItaI stock Of the Day Bristol Conson-
dated Mining COMPANY: ny eSrPUrat,cr orr %a ccr.
tiGcate No for 2496 shares. certldcate
No for one share. certificate NO \
for one share. and certificate NO. . tor
one share OF tho capital stock OF the
Pioche Pacific Railroad Company, a cor
Whereas, The said note. together with
the security belonging thereto was dHly
assigned transferred and delivered py
the said II, /. Godbe to j. Warren hnapp,
and the said ]. Warren Knapp Is now
the legal owner and holder of the same
Whereas. Tho said Nevada-Uta Mines
G. Smelters Corporation has not paid any
part or portion OF the principal OF sald
note, or OF the interest que 'he'eoh
and 80. a.
Is provided that on the non.periorm-
ance OF said promise to pay, the owner
and holder OF said note sn snal nave 1ubi[ sMS
or private sale, or upon the stock en-
change in Salt Lake city. Utah, suftl,
ciert of said stock. so given as coiiatera
as aforesaid, to pay sa!d note. with in
| tcrest from maturity. and costs OF ad-
vnr,5s,nr upon ten days notice to the
said Nevada Utah Mines s SmsltsTs di,n Ger Ger,
Utah, OF his intention to do so: ~
Now, therefore you are herby notineSS eS
| legal holder and owner OF said promis
sorv note, will sell all OF said collatera
security given TO secure the paymen
Of said note, heretofore mentioned; or r.,
said note. together with interest from
maturity and costs fs Of adyfrtiS's E, scbndeT at fn
| i60S-G Kearns Building, Salt Lake City
Utah. at the hour Of 10 a m on the 2at'
day of April. 1918.
J. WARREN KNAPP.
Dated this 18th day Of April, 1913.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-13
Jameson Wins Mile Run.

In the mile Captain Cole and Jameson
were both entered Jameson went out In
the lead at the pistol and ran n pretty
race He was never In danger and An
ished in 4:5t. which IS good time for this
time OF year.
The two mile run. which IS new at the
university, was won In fine style by
fore shown any great promise. Love took
the eight long laps in good shape and fn-
ished strong. The only man in the
bunch who did all that was expected
of him was Hopkins Hopkins won the
low hurdles and the broad jump and took
second in the two sprints.
Mlic-Jsmesou. scratch. won: Colo. scratch. nec-
ond. coffmun. 30 yards. third. Time. rs
is vards. second KoOOinu. yards. th'rd, Time.
plrcus-LcfErccn won. Noylor uecoud Summer.
third. Distance. 1o3 feet 10 inches
Howard dssh-TrnveTs. scratch won; SnTdcr.
c yards second Hopkins. yards third. Tine,
Hign Jump-van Pelt and Parry tied for first;
Aired second Height. feet inches.
.20-yprd hurdlcs-Nopkins. scratch. won. sny-
| der 10 yards, second: Travers third, Time
Half-milc run-ToasdoI. 20 yards. won; Jams-
son, ocratch, Second: Cutler. 10 yards. Third
Hammer throw-Youur won; Karrok, second
| HoImstcad. third Distance. ITO feet.
| Shot ppt-Laferccus won; Eolmstead second
Nav!or. third Distance 81 toct 10 inches
| Two mile run-Lovo. won: Nicholson. nocond
cosfman. third. Time. Iif7,
George. third Distance. 10 feet inches
| 2eo.y,rd dash-TTavcrs. yords. won: Hopkins
Yards second; Flasol scratch. third. Ttmc
los
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tail clerks team which gave Cooley S
Sox such hard contest In fact last
season he held down positions on three
fast teams at the same time Yester-
day Harry was asked to play with the
Quincy Gllinois) team a great many
local fans predict that Fitzpatrick will
find his way into one of the big leagues
some day, and it does not seem at all
improbable.
Baseball playing, however, is not Kill.
patrick s only accomplishment, for he
is good all-round athlete and has rep
resented the Red and Black in almost
every kind OF athletic sport. In foot
ball he is one of the best ends that has
ever played on the local high team.
"Cally' considers him one Of the best
ends in the west. and "Cally" is a
local football authority, Harry does
not use the old line smashing gridiron
style, but has plan of his own that
keeps the men with the tape busy.
Fitzpatrick is also a good basketball
player, but does not especially like in.
door games.
In track events Fitzpatrick shows
good form in the sprints. When Cali.
ghcr and Atkins were at their best he
could make them extend themselves
to their limit, even at their favorte
distances. He may wear the Red and
Black in the meet this year, but this is
not certain. With all his athletic abil
ity and popularity. Fitzpatrick is one
Of the most bashful lads in school and
for this reason is known as "Bashfu1
Harry
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-13
LASS CHAMP P|ONSH|P
is WOW BY JUNIORS
|rs Juniors are the class champions OF
Il salt Lake high school in track and

|fas juniors are the class champions OF
!. salt Lake high school in track and
"a events DELL Cahoon will receive
y medal for winning the most points
a. H" men were barred from the con-
!, for this medal. The jumps and
Eyhl events were run of Friday after
IA on the west side campus and the
ming events took place yesterday after
e on Cummings field
from the frst event, the meet Law be-
|Rs the seniors and juniors, and the
|lA was close. The seniors star man
% Lowell Romney. who won the 100
go dash. Eomney showed up well
ID DAYS o. the meet. and will prob
" make some points for the Red and
/& IN Tie state meet.
| hst time was made in some of the
/hls and the men were In the best of
rii,lon for the meet, "PiggIe" Ward,
% Is one Of the seniors strongest men.
not show up Yesterday. Ward is n
als al the hurdles and the results of
Rl event might have been different had
competed Coach n. G. Richardson
Eh the meet both days and was fully
Gaed With the results.
es pS.-war6. senior first: Cshoon. senior.
"a; Rydslch. sophomore, third. Distance. %
E5i jump-colier, Junior, first: Whitehead.
:, i.ooac; Tay jurior. ;hlrd. Height. feet
4. wult-Tsy, Junior. first: Goodrich. junior,
q; King. Junior. third. Height. feet
aEr.r throv-Rydalch. sophomore. first;
p senor, second Goodrich, Junior. third.
ri,,s l35 feet 2 !nchcS.
xcs-'Dcll" Cahoou. senior. first: Romney
~ tesond Bubbles Cahoon. senior. third.
ass. IS feet 8 inches
t'n lump-Tay. junior. t!rst; Collier, Junior
~; Ward senior. third. Distance. IS feet
M
ra run-KeFr, Junior first: lillian, senior
"A. Leonard sophomore, third. Time.
Els5 20 seconds
kJ,ri dash-Romnoy, uenor. f!Tst; Collier
~. second: Wallace. junior. third. Time
~ seconds
-%Ird dash-Romnoy, senior, inst: Collier
y. reeond. Cohoou, senior. third.
-IGd dssh-Wilson, senior. firsti RomDey
y, 'h:ond: Cahoous senior. third. Timo
* seconds
llt-u!le ruu-Korr Junior. fist; Wilson. sen
.:cond: lillian. senior. third Time. ? min
Il f.eonds
tyard huydles-collior. junior. first; White
ianor second; Peterson Junior. third
- q 30 seconds.
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FAVOR|TES WIN DAY
At JAMESTOWN TURF
BY International Nown Service.

BY International News Service.
JAMESTOWN. Va. April i3.-Todays race o.
sults follow:
First race. seven furlonss-MontsgnI lo7 Cion-
tour. 20 s. won; Running Account, lie (0ut-
welD, TO /. gecond: New River. l1O tBouschot-
Jim Ray, Blanche Frances. Mcleod r.. and Jim
o. slso
Second race. hurdle handicap. about one milo
and thTee-quarters-NottiDgh Dgham. 1i9 (Boyle). 10
5. won; julia Armour. l3s Dupee), 10 9. see
ou6; snnctlm. li3 (Allen). TO l. third. limo.
3;5] i-5 Or. Heard. Sir Cleses and Waterway
also
Third race. nix turlongs-Toddlinc Ill (PIckett).
20 6. won: The Gardener. lo7 CTapliul. 10 J.
second: Miss Jonah, 1903 tschnrt). IL TO /. third.
Tlmo, 1:ls. RoEcburg w. Tiger jim. Mnlntine.
Jack NuHnaly and Touch Mo also ran.
Fourth race. mlc-volthorpc. los (Shuttin
GER. even. won: FuturIty. % tMccahey). 1e TO
l. cccond: Discovery. 10S tSnyder). 10 /. third
Time, l:4I 2-5. E1ton and Holman also ran,
Fifth race. four furlongs-Sonny Boy. JOG DO
ronda). 6 to I. won. Bulgar llo Corey, 10
]. second: Trade Mark. 100 (TroSlcrl, 5 TO o,
third Time "a i-5. santnnoca, Louise Travers.
Col G.. Edna Lcska, Wunta. Zodiac and Charles
Cnnnol also
sixth race six fu-lones-Rye Straw, 10 tcon-
nolly) 10 Q. won GrosvcnoC. g: (snydsr). . 20
2 second: 1heo. Cook. 90 twardl. IL 20 l. third
Time. lis I-6. Fathcrola aud Cherry Seed also
ran.
seventh race one mile-Chucklcs 1oi (Buxtoo).
I 10 . won: Tale Carrier. loi (Montour) 20 !.
second; Armo-. 1ot tMusgrayel, 10 8, third.
Time. 1:Il. Chas. Butord and Good Day alSo
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additional Sporting News
bED AND BLACk STAR MAY
4 FIND WAY TO BIG LEAGUES
By S. B. LOCKHART.

ur baseball "bugs" at the west
V ,idc high school are now certain
that spring has come to stay, for
II Harry "Bashful' Fitzpatrick is
ing his glove under his coat. Har.
1 sinsslf is the original baseball
~ He thinks, talks and even
s, of baseball. Fitzpatrick is now
..,;or at high school and for four
~ has been the star player on the
"a and Black team. For three sea
a, he fielded and made only one
4, His best position is in left field,
smgb be has played all positions.
4 !. sizo an expert with the stick and
4. In the 300 class.
I'm years ago he was captain of the
|, T and Black team and has always
I. nopular with the players. At
h tine he was offered chance to
~ rood in one Of the larger minor
L,rs shbs, but refused because he did
q ISh to turn professional. 1t is
4, yumored that a proposition was
f,red him to try ont this season in
4 Union league.
|Harry will neither affirm nor deny
8 MINOR, but taking into considera.
6 his very reticent character, this
Eouuts to an affirmation. He is now
r,Eipe out every afternoon with
;wb Richardson squad on the west
ID campus.
|Is tbs class series now being played,
tTustnck is pitching for one of the
Srs Last year he played on the re-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-13
DIED


LTHpsERG No ,,,s Il LapEs9R court
ease. Hazel Lundberg: born June 22
Mrs. Afford Lundoerg or Logan, Utah
p. IN. from the Seventeenth ward chapel
Friends are invited 10 attend and the
caskct Will be opened At the chapel prior
20 the services. lnterment In City
cemetery.
April Il. 1919. Of pnenmonia. ''t5s Orlando and,
T, Mead. a merchant at Lynndyl. Utah:
born December q. 1879. IN Spanish Fork.
Utah; son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando F.
Mead. The bod was shipped by JOSEPH
William Taylor this morning 20 Price
Utah. where the funeral services will be
DUKE-At 72o South Eighth East street.
L.. daughter of Harry and Pearl Ed
ridge Duke, born November I. 1911, in
Salt Lake City Funeral services Mon.
day at p. m. from the First ward
chapel Friends are invited TO attend.
lnterment in City cemetery.
RENDELL-In this CITY, April Il. 1913,
Albert Martin Rendell. aged - years.
O. SfaGcGs Sa w Se oSasT5 as1 fr9m at
p; m, after which the body will be
placed In Masonic vault in Mount Ollvet
cemetery. Friends are invited 10 attend
ROBlNSON-In this city. April II. 1918.
iN'N ~ JNpLhucoiE bEcu
months and . days. son OF Mr. and
Mrs, II F. Robinson. 1e5 NJ street. Prl-
yate funeral services will be held today
GSundaY at 2:30 p. m. Interment Mount
Olivet.
TAYLOR-At 1o43 South State street
April IL, 1913, Mrs. Mary Taylor. aged
% years. Remains at the funeral par
lors OF Eber w. Hall, 1S4 South Yves,
later.
YARDLET-At st. Paul, Mimi. April 2
1912. Kate Hampton, widow OF Thoma,
fardley, In tho seventy-fourth year o!
her ago
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Mondays jamestown Entries.

BIZ International Neva Service
JAMESTOWN, Va April 1o.-Mondsys race
entries follow;
First race four and 4 hall furlonss-Tho Urchin.
1oe: Col c. Zsck wiggiuB. Zodiac. Fathom. Mar
tin Casca. Armament, N2.
Second race. four turlongs-Tea Enough, Gala1y
Mates. colors. Mndge'a Sister. Tnolma j.. DIck
Thl-d raco five and half furiongs-Prctty
Mile 90; Anna Claire &C. Paris Queen. 1ol
Real Star. I0S, Brynary. los; Biz Dippcr 40,
Schollor III. Frank Hudson. il2
Fourth race. ono m!le-Quoen Bee; 50; Hans ian
@ud SIN 1oo: Fred Mulholand. Judge Walser.
10; Garry. ll2,
Fifth race. six furlougs-Camolia, os Rosconrc
~ Inn. Enynj star YORK Lad. McCrcary. I05
Jossnpburn. Aviator, Io5: Touch Nc. Por; Arine
ton, io7: Toddlng. New Haven. ios: Font Henry
Hutchison Double Five, li3; Tacles, us.
sixth race, mile and rlItccnth-Fa!v God
mother. 81; F!cl. aS; Lord Elan. Glenn Beachey
1916; Plnut, Cheer Up lo6: Emily bee' 4o'' .iouo
Chief Ill
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FUNERAL NOTICE

CODY-Funeral services Of Mrs. LILLE
Eleanor Cody, aged so years, wife of
the Rev. ]. V: Cody, 14ii Roberta street.
Will be held from the Emmanuel Baptist
church, corner Fourth East and Second
South streets today Sunday al 8 p. m,
Aprll 18. Friends wishing TO view the
body may do So at tho church between
p. m and 2:45 2. m. Interment Mount
Olivet cemetery.
BIRRELL-F'uneral services over John
G. Blrreu who died IN this city April
II, 1919, will be held from O'Donnell 6.
Co.'S chapel, 225-227 South West Tenn
pie street. today Sunday at 12 o'clock.
1nterment City cemetery.
TITE-The funeral service OF John Tite.
who died April O. Will be held from the
funeral chapel OF Eber W. Hall, 164 South
West Temple street, at u m. Sunday,
instead OF Saturday, as was announced,
Intcrment City cemetery,
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Stare OF Utah Office of the Commits
sioper OF Insurance-ss
l. willard Done. commissioner OF insur-
ance of the state OF Utah. do hereby
certify that the above named In
surance company has filed in my
office detailed statement OF Its condl. :.
ton, from which the foregoing statement
has been prepared. and that the said
company has in all other respects com
piled with the laws of the state relating
to insurance.
In testimony whereof. I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal Of the
insurance department this 1st day OF
April A. D., 1913.
ISeaD WILLARD DONE,
Commissioner,
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QUICK SHOE REPAIRING

sHECIS1, HALF soLEs, MESS soc.
ladies' 40c. Utah Shoe Rep. Co, III
So. w Temple. Was 3s3T. Free delivery.
1851
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-13
MAY
NOT BE NECESSARY

CLEVELAND, April 12.-Althoush Secretary
william plackwood o. tho Cleveland American
I,srun hail club la. been Quarantlncd with n
nlIght case of smallpox. the players OF the eiuo
viii nor suffer from soro arms other than those
s,w.cd nv the chilly winds or ovorercrtion.
ssonc =, ibc ball players exposed and vseci-
nation is not thought necessary
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-13
DENTISTS

DR.. HODGES. DENTIST, BUTTE Hills
Brooks Arcade bldg. Best and cheap
est Wasatch 90b6. k37s0
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-13
AUCTION SALES

TUESDAY, AT Sc WEST 2ND So, /
will sell 3 lots OF nice furniture, car
pets. rugs, llnoleun1 Iron and brass beds.
chlld's iron and brass crib rocker. bed
ding 8 steel ranges. heater, dining set,
sanitary couch. lot curtains, portleres,
piano gas range pictures. roll top Of
flee desks mahogany bed set. cost $3.50;
lot rockers. center tables, leather couch.
and everything for The home Sale.
I0.3O n, M c, T. OSTERLOH.
A''' " 5000
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;osm vii, plsv the Salt Lake Hardware squad on
tbo pouuar GroyO noId. Tho While Faun team
Will work out on tho North Salt Lake gTonnds TO-
Tcarnt tbcn1 this season and much is expected OF
them Secretary Llowollyu is arranging the mem. d.
bsrship cards for the managers OF ths dinsrent
dent Norris are Arranging tho schedule FOR tho
league
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-13
RST WANDAMERE
], DANCE WEDNESDAY

.ne esncs season at wnndamore Will open Wed
~! pisht A. tho big pavilion and tho manage
~ ekpects large initial attendance. Dance
Emr Bird 10 now busy completing n pro-
.t-.s for tho seasou that will insure dcvotecs
III ieaturea. Beginning Wedncsdny night
WI takc place In the pavilion evoTy wed
~ thereafter. special augmented band
zen contracted for. and the ecnson VIII
'ae'' prove one OF the most nuccessful In