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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-09
Put Up Furious
Bout; Rivers Sturdler;
Cross More Agile.

BY International News Service.
NEW YORK. April Sit has been the
v rule OF ring law for many years
that when Leach Cross meets q man the
second time he wins, and that is just
what he did when he bsttled Joe Rivers.
the Mexican tonight for ten rounds at
the ST Nicholas rink. The Mexican was
there with his death dealing HallopS and
all that, but Leach owned LETT JAP
that mixed things up considerable Leach
kept after Rivers from the second they
started. The first TWO rounds the MeNl-
can made fans think when he gets
that right over it's all over. He got
il over several times. but strange 10
say. Leach was right there. After the
first TWO innings Leach chased the Mex
lean as he never was chased 10 see
Leach with that woe -begone expression on
IL WAS terrible. But the little Mexican
thought worse. for he didn't like II
bit, and absolutely refused TO get near
il until IL was necessary.
After the second. which ended evenly.
Rivers had the fifth and also the final,
which was the furious rally OF a beaten
man. The other six can be given 10
Cross and that's what wins fights. In
the seventh the crowd demanded OF Riv-
ers to know why he would not hSht
and also passed few remarks TO call
Leach proved tonight that he is the
master mechanic OF all the lishtweights
around mere.
When he wanted Rivers to miss, Rivers
missed not all the time, but pretty
nearly. Again, when Rivers initiated a
wild bull dashing across the ring. he
allowed the Mexican TO do A high and
lofty. Once the Mexican catapulted over
the ropes and he looked as II he was
going TO do real Brode
When the cast slider came out Of his
corner in the tenth Rivers slammed over
right that made his rival do a toe
dance on his heels. But In a flash Leach
stuck in his left and then they battled.
How they mussed matters, Any blow
that could be loosened went. From cor
ner TO corner they roughed. huggcd. tore
and did everything they could. II was
a case OF each trying TO get that right
over. When the gladia tors left the ring
they were not exactly handsome. Loach's
left Slim was in mourning. and Rivers
Will stick 10 cereals for some days.
Cross entered the ring weighing a half
pound less than Rivers for the east
slider tipped the beam at 1924 at 9:i5
O'Clock. and Rivers l33.
In the ring Rivers looked sturdieT. but
he's not as agile as Leach. II the fight
had gone twenty rounds the Mexican
might have won. for he Is built !or the
route and for speed.
Rivers drew DOM about $4,000 for his
biz tonight and Leach around $4,000. In
all probability Cross viii he signed 70
meet Freddie Welsh at this club shortly.
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FAVOR|TES CAPTURE
LONG END OF MONEY
Robert Oliver, at 7 to /, and
Fatherola, 6 to 1, Race
Home Winners.
By International News Service.

By international News Service.
JAMESTOWN, Va. Aprl s.-Today's races
here resulted follows:
FIRST raco four furIongs-Robert oliver. 100
(ButwelD. to J. won: Trade Mark. 100 TTox-
lcr). to .. second Chcckmnto 100 Cskirvlnl 3
to I. third: tmo, "a 1.5. Lilly ormc Ratigan
Tea Enough Charles Cennoll and Tho Urehln
also ran.
Second race. five and half furongs-RcaI
Star. 100 uolscy). 70 2, won: Fairy Cod
mother. 90 (Montour) 3 20 l. second: Rock
Rest, 100 (McCahcy). 20 l. third: tlmc. :os
Pretty Molly, Brynava. Nosredna and Captain
Jnks also ran.
Third race. ok iurlongs-Futurity. lI3 CMo-
Cahcy). 70 . won; Irene Gummell. 81 (wol.
4 to /. second; George s. Davis. ia (Forruson).
10 ]. third timo 1916 2-5. Blanche Frances.
Mipdlncttc. Merise Tackle and Port Arlington
also ran,
Fourth race. six furongs-FathcToa. 1Os
(wolO 6 TO l. won: Ryo Straw III (CounolD
10 /. third timc, l;lf a-5. Aviator. Rose
oueon. Tactics and Union Jack also ran.
Fifth Tncc. seven furonEs-Question Mark. l05
tMuEgravcls2 TO l. won: HGrcnrt. loa (Kniehtl.
l5 TO l, second; Emily Leo, l0i (Corcyl, 10
/. third; time, 40. Veneta Stromc. Eaton, Ben
edictina Camel and Glenn 8eachcy also ran.
Sixth race. milo and glxtenth-Kittcry, %
tour. 10 l, recond: Cloud Chief. iO7 (BulwelD
to ]. third: timc 1'ia old Hank. Tho Gard
nor Miss Jonah. Grace Nc. Jim Ray and Nc
Lcod +. also ran
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE
UMPIRES ASSIGNED
BY International News Service

by international News service.
NEW YORK April s.-A meeting OF the
umpires Of the National league was held
today In President Lynch's office in the
Metropolitan tower. Aside from Presi- :
dent Lynch and Secretary Heydler the
conference was attended by the follow
ing:
Robert D. Emslie OF ST. Thomas, Cam
ada: William J. Klein. Lakewood, n. J.;
Charles Rigler, Cleveland; William Bren-
nan. St Paul. Mimi: NJ. w Eason, Ca =
nile. Ariz.. G.. B. Owens Kansas City.
Kan; A. l.. Orth. Lynchburg Va; w j.
Byron, Detroit. Mich; w. j. Guthrie. Chi
"a go, III.
Playing rules were gone over and con-
soered thoroughly, with view TO Sc
curing uniform Interpretation on disputed
points OF play. Special attention was
given TO the proper enforcement of the
pitching rules, as we'll as the rules OF
conduct OF players on the field Presi
dent Lynch cautioned his officials TO en-
force the rules and at all times TO use
their bset Judgment in their capacity as
masters OF the field.
The pairing OF the umpires and the
assignments for the opening games are
as follows:
Wednesday-Klem and Ortiz al Brook
lyn.
Thursdsy-klem and Orth. at New
York; RsleT ana Byron, at Phiisdel-
phis: Owens and Guthrie. at Chicago
Brennan and Eason. ae Cincinnati
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SENIORS WIN FROM |
GLEE CLUB, Is TO|
BloWup Near Close of Gam
Gives Leaders Easy
Victory.

The Seniors easily defeated the Gle,
club nine Yesterday afternoon on th'
west side campus by the score OF h
TO 5. The Glee club held the Senior
for few innings. but towards the en-,
of the game blew up completely
This series is for the championship Q
the school and is attracting much al
tentlon. The game did not start and
4 o'clock in order TO give all the stu
dents an opportunity to see IT, Gainc
Will he played every Tuesday and Thurs
day afternoons from now until the en-,
Of school The teams competing al
the FrcShieS. SophomoTes juniors. Sc
niors. Glcc club. Commercials and IN
Rcd and Black.
The track men were art In full lore
yesterday. The cinder isRck which III
school board promiSG; 4 IS not bce|
started set. The class lT-ck meet wi
he held Friday afternoon. Rivalry be
tween the classes is keen ana the MED
viii probably be closely contested Un
like the previous meets, the II" me
will not be barred.
The lineup of yesterdays game was:
Seniors tsInp t'IttI,
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GUARDSMEN PLAN
ATHLETIC "STUNTS"

The noncommissioned officers OF the
Utah national guard VIII entertain the
governors staff the officers and men Of
the local companies at a stag smoker at
the armory on Pierpont street next Fri
day night at $50 o'clock.
In addition TO stories and music there
will be several fast wrestling and box
ing bouts Sergeant Richardson OF the
signal corps has the athletic programme
i'm charge and ne promises an interesting
programme.
The main wrestling bout Will be be-
tween Fred Crabbe, son OF County Com
missioner A. II. Crabbe. and Jack Nibo.
Several huskies from the local Y. NJ c,
A. and /. u. S. gym VIII engage in box
ing bouts, and n couple Of Japanese tiu
jitsu experts Will wind UP the programme.
The liveIiest scrap OF the evening is
expected when Winterberg OF the first
battery will take on a II company man
for the championship Of the national
guard
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Today's Jamestown Entries.

BY International Ncws Service
JAMESTOWN. Va. April S.-Tomorrow's on
tries follow:
First race. six furouEs-Vcno Won. loi. Nc
Creary Ioi; Cloud Chief 100; Running Ac-
count ia; Racine. l0i; Lady sybIl. loi; Dust.
Iii.
Second !occ, four furionEs-Pat Rutlcdgo. lot:
CoIors 100, Sfadscs Sister 106. Odd Cross lO9:
Jack NIgGlns. III; Triflc, l06 Lady EsterlnE.
l06: Col. c.. i05: Carburotor. Io9.
Third, race. five and half furlonEs-Anna
Claire. 96; Miss Tromp. lOl: Captain Jinks. 1O3
Dynamo lo6 Wills. los: hncon. 1C0, Ficl los:
Jonquii. l0i; hrran. 100
Fourth race. five and half fuTIouEs-TGar
jim, l0i. Couer dklenc o2; Roscburg II. ~:
Island Queen. l09; Chemulpo. ll2; Hans Crock.
lo9: Smash o.
Fifth six furlonEs-Jcssupburn. Ios
Theo Cook. l09; York Lad. liz; Touch Nc. lti
Jim o.. 100. New Haven. l0o; Black Branch III.
Sixth rhcc one mile-Counterpart. 81: Chry.
sells. s5. Judge Wnlscr. I05: Judge Monck iO6
bound. los.
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ASK FOR HEARING
BEFORE SUSPENSION

NEW YORK. April s.-David Fultz,
president OF the Baseball Players fra
ternity, sent letter today To Presidents
Lynch and Johnson OF the National and
american leagues. respectively. asking
them 10 revise their procedure in disci-
plinins players. The fraternity asks that
players he given a hearing before ,hey
arc suspended after removal from the
game by the umpire and ia case such
procedure is imprs cticsble, that the men
be gwen an opportunity TO file an affi-
davt explaining their side OF the case
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COLLEGE PLAYER AND
TY COBB TROUGH IT"
BY International News Service.

SPARTANBURG. s. c.. April S-Re-
newing quarrel which began here last
Saturday. Ty Cobb. the well-knowu base
ball player, and Rutledge Osborne, a
member OF the Wofford college team of
this city. engaged in a rough and tumble
fight In a hotel bedroom last night.
Osborne came off second best, but as
serted tonight that three OF Cobo's play
crs held him while Ty kicked him The
friends OF the Georgia peach" say teat
Osborne took offense at a fancicd In
suit refused TO accept an apology, In
sisted on a fight. and that Cobb in sheer
self defense took Osborne 10 the room
and gave him Il spanking
Cobbs team of transformers played
Wofford on Saturday. AS Osborne was
coaching on the third base line, Cobb.
who was pitching, made a remark. which,
but for the interference Of the other
players. would have precipitated fight
there and then. The two men chanced 10
meet yesterday In Greenville.
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Jinx Follows Yanks.

NEWARK y j. April s-The 'JinS'' Of III.
New York Americans continued on ther trail
when Chances men. minus ihcr leader. met the
Newark club Of tho International league and
defeated IN loosely played game l. TO
Z. In the ninth Inning. Third nasomau ROY Hart
zsll struck by foul tip from his own bat
and Knocked unconscious lie had 20 he car
ried of the field but quickly revived and
tonight !t thought he would he able n play
in ThurHdny's opening game Washington
Score r. II.
New York ...........................7 ~
Newark ........................... Il
Bauorios-Ford. Heating and Williams. Car
kll. Bell and HEginn
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TRIM
RECRUITS TEAM
All Hallows Players Put in Siren
uous Afternoon on Col
lege Campus.

lhs Al HslloVs college bssehall team yez'.7-
ca held 100 regular practice ihr eailrse
sinn1s anA strenuous fielding and bSttiu-
rsfno -as .ndGiEcd o.. Coach Moore in o-d,-
10 rei better line the men. picked two
lNsMi snl'h played t-vep-inniu= rsmr In
rhich tht regulars won b. thc score o, 20
aoS saoS. o. ib, the ,sSrn'ss sa GOOD form ,ae
- short ard Campbell In tho Held Coach
hoo.r VII begin 20 ve>f out tomorrow and \
team Will - picked within the next few dsys 70
t-pfrseni ih- COLLEGE rog thr eonin. sssroa No
pi.n- hsvs yei ben made 10 the ram- % -
nlat.d -i.h The l. ~ s. scheduled To- F-dsv
Following j. -. lineup Of the seEuias1 .esi.r-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-09
MERKLE'S HOME RUN
GIVES GIANTS GAME
Gallia, Griffith's Recruit,
Holds Hard-hitting LeaguerS
to Seven SwatS.
HARTZELL IS INJURED
"Jinx" Follows Highlanders;
Cubs Toy With Millers;
MackInen Beat PhillieS.
HARTZELL is INJURED
BY international News Service.

BY international News Service
WASHINGTON. April S-Merkle's
home run IN the fourth inning oF today's
game between the Giants and Clark Grif-
ith's Senator'S practically clnched the
game for his teammates this afternoon.
4 10 2. After his defeat yesterday. Me-
Graw sent Mathewson 10 the mound TO
start off. Maruuard relieved the veteran
in the sixth and finished ;he game in
great style,
Gallia was GrInIth's selection. and the
recruit. except for the inning when
Merkle tore the paint on the left field
fence. displayed great form. holding the
hard Uniting National Ieaguers 10 seven
hits
Washington made a brave attempt 10
como back In the eighth when Boosting
walked and Moeller singled through short.
The latter was caught at second, how
ever. and the rally ended when Shafer
stopped Gandil's liner
II
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-09
STANFORD WILL SEND
BALL TEAM TO JAPAN

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal. April a.
Stanford university announced today that IL
would send a baseball team 10 Kclo university.
japan The contract from tho Japanese Unit
ycrr;ty which was received today. offers Pay
$500 20 the stanford managers for tho trip. Tho
American team viii stay thirty days In japan
and agrees 10 finance return Visis OF the
Kolo university team.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-09
Browns Get Series.
sy Int,rnatIon.l Nerr servIc,.

by InifrnatIonhl NovH Service
ST LOUIS. April s.--Rain prevented the final
game OF the ~. Louis spring serics today and
after conference Managers Stoyall and Hurr ms
decided 81 you'd be impossible 10 stage a game
tornoTTo~ 80 The series was declared completed a.
five games Tho Browns ou;. thor cap
trred three games.
Tho Cardinals will leave tomorrow ~ noon
fer Chicago. 4 squad of twenty-five men will
be taken.
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Riuers-Cross Battle Is Draw|
~ ~ .x - ~
East Slider Gets Newspaper Decision
IOWA HIGH DEFEATS
SALT LAKE AT SHOOT

IOWA CITY. Iowa, Apr!I S.-1ova City high
school won the national high school rltlo cham
piouship defeating Salt Lako City in tho final
match. This news received here in tcIe-
gram from Assistant Secretary OF War Oliver
today,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-09
Grant Teams Play to Tie.

Teams representing rooms i and is Of
Grant school Yesterday batllcJ st BASEBALL
seven innings 10 tie score Of II 10 II.
game was played on tho Orchard grounds
tween Fourth and Fifth South streets Y
Wc1L. Tho features ot tho game wcrc homc T
by pitcher Harry Griffith OF tho team 4
room i6 and Klnt Ketcham, pitcher Tor
room IA team.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-09
Academy Team Strong.

PocATELLo. idaho. hrrl s-Arthu- Clifford
senior tTom hiog NlN. has been chos>a cap.
tain of this sss1on-s hassrau team ~ ,bc 49,.
scaaemy a. thlg place Thomas Gsodln= n sro.
fhon9 vas cho-fn caPfain a. tie second tear
beNell3n Roubiaou1 cizh;h-Nload InGian
from For; Hall. g. the leading pii-he- % Inc
team. The acadnmy Viii be sep. rsertsd b. ~.
sifcnsest team IA many years
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-09
Cubs Shut Out Millers.

CHICAGO April s.-Ths Cubs ioysd with Can.
ullon's Nlnuczpoli team today and handed the
Mjllrrs i2 to o shutoUt. Young. who started
for the Visitors. slammed for nine hits and
eight 10 four Innings. Roy Patterson sue
cced.1 him. Humphrevs began the hurllnE for
tho Cubs but hurt his hand In the first In
ming and relieved By Toney.
saier Cub frst bRsenAn. wrcnched his lex
in sliding into third base IN the seventh. lie was
badly hurt and Will be able start In the
opening game Thursday Frank Schultz starred
the bat making tive home runs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-09
American Assignments.

CHICAGO. APRIL s.--PTrsid~nt Iohnsbn Of N.
American league has announced ;he following a.
ssnnsnu ot nmpres 'os The opening games on
7hursdsY % this week:
~ CleveIand-o IbuEhlin and Fc5zuson.
~ s. Louis-Eysns and Hilde6r9nd
~ Hofton-Diusrn and Hart
~ n:Lon-Connolly and M-GE.srr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-09
SCOTT HARDWARES
WIN FROM CROWNS

Th- Scot. Hardware team took i5o out Of
'ircc games from the Crowns last niEhr on the
Windsor bowling alleys Distlcr high man
eith A total OF COS FOR the three games and
he gciled score o; :se foE single game The
Nationals viii play th- Continental OH team to-
E.ghi.
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Red Sox Trim Harvard.

BOSTON. HatE.. APRIL s--The Red Soz re-
turned today to Fonway Park and defeated tho
harvard team TO 0.
Re II. z
Harvard .......e.................. z
Boston ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Ratiorios-Felion, Frye aud Young; Leonard
Eosier and CarrlRan. CAhr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-09
Sox Leave for Home.

By TatsFnstionnj News Service.
ST JOSEPH No. April s-Rain again k.pt
re weite so1 idle aud toniEh; tho team LETT rnr
Chicago. Tomorrow tho players Viil work on,
~ tee sonth side PARK and 10 the -veniuE NtI
depart for Cleveland. rhero they viii open nc
sealon With The Napa
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Mackmen Defeat PhiIlies.

PHILADELPHIA, April S-In en- exhibition
Enme today ;hn Phlladelphis Americans defeated
The local National league team by score OF
TO 5.
r. II T.
Nationals ,.........,.-.....-.........
Americans ..--,,....,..-.....-..... n !
Bhtterles-Moors and Killfer. Durninr Pen
mock and Thomas
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Angels Release Jackson,

Los ANGELES. Cal. April S-PitchrT Charley
Jackson OF the Los Angeles team OF tho Pacific
Coast Baseball league. released today. Jack
son. who hero from ST. Joseph. Mo. has
been sick nearly all winter
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Chess Match Is Of.

PRINCETON y. 3, APRIL SIS result OF
the withdrawal Of ihc EnEl,bh team. tho inter
national cable cheEE match. which ScheJ
uied 10 take place Saturday between all college
teams o. England aud America has been called
of Interference With preparations for their
June EXAMINATIONS Eiven by the EnElishmcn
for their reason FOR YithdJASinE.
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Upton SENDS HIS
UNCONDITIONAL Def
StipulationS as to Size of
Yachts Withdrawn; Amer
ica Must Respond.

LONDON. April Ssh Thomas Lip
ton. the British yachtsman. today sent
an unconditional challenge for a series Of
races for the America 5 cup and after
ten years undIstmbcd possession of the
trophy American yachtsmen must again
prepare 10 defend It.
Sir Thomas Liptons challenge was
cabled 70 the New York Yacht club TO-
day through the Royal Ulster Yacht
club. After the challenge had been sent
Sir Thomas Upton said to the Associated
Press:
They now will either have to race
or give me the cup
The cablegram transmitted 10 the New
York Yacht club reads as follows.
Although our opinions differ from
those of the New York Yacht club as to
The meaning OF the deed OF gift. in the
interests OF yachting and with a view
10 eliminating any possible source of
dlscord. | shall be glad II YOU will in
form the New York Yacht club that
withdraw all stipuIations as 10 the size
OF the Yacht defending the America s
cup and | look forward TO good race
with my seventr-five footer in 1914
THOMAS J. Upton"
NEW YORK. April s-A special meet
bly, will he called TO act upon Sir Thomas
Lipton's challenge for macth for the
Americas cup.
Announcement was made tonight that
the callenge had been received. A meet
Ing OF the flag officers OF the club will
be held. II was stated, to decide whether
special meeting should be called or
whether the challenge should go over
until the next regular meeting May 10.
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Other Scores.

A. Nsvuk-Sers-k Gni,rnsticnai I-sruei y:
View York fAmericani. 7.
a ."a'hiuston-cA;hoIc university, Z; Cor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-09
HARDWARE BOYS SHOW
UP WELL IN PRACTICE

Tn. Salt Lake Hardware bensbeil team out
ior practice last evening and showed UP 10 mid
form. About fifteen hu1ky lads out
and Manager Jones elated ovcr the wAv tho
boys played bail Tho team has declared itcelf
open for practice game On sunday With any
ama,etu 1Sm IN the city
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-09
Braves Play Shutout Ball.

BALTIMORE, Nd. April s-The Boston M
;iouals shu, out ;he Baltimore Intorna,ionals 4
10 o.
r. II. r
baltimore .......,.......
Baite-ies-Rrown aud DevoE,. Roth and Ber-
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Kodak Pictures Finished

Nail US your films Salt Lake Photo
Supply Co., l59 Main street. Exclusive
photo dealers. (Advertisame emit.
The Keota news., 1913-01-10

Henry F. Orthmann has finished the
plastering Of the addition to the Dodder
farm residence. Mr.. Orthmann, who
is . homestsader living eight and half
miles south Of Keota, is . plasterer,
carpenter and stone mason of nine years
experience. In addition to doing any
work that enters in the construction Of
. house from foundation to chimney, he
also lines cistsrns and guarantees his
work.
Cheyenne Steam Laundry has ordered
an I'd in The News, and should receive
considerable work from this community,
now that the parcels post shipment Of
small bundles 1T proportionate small ex-
pense is possible.
Vernon Sutton returned from the
Greeley District Thursday. He il the
proud father Of ten pound boy.
Grant Davis. Keota's enterprising
liveryman, was seen on the streets of
Briggsdale ono day this week.
Miss Bertha Sutton arrived home
Thursday, after teaching successful
term Of school In Iowa.
Mrs, l. 8. Griffin and Miss Della
Guenther were passengers for Grsver
Friday morning.
The Keota news., 1913-01-10
Weather Report

Keotans disposed to criticize the
weather for the past week may comfort
themselves with contemplation Of the
more disastrous extremes encountered
elsewhere In the country. Our wind Of
last Friday and Saturday was disagree
able, but scarcely to be compared with
the eighty-mile gale that wrecked hum
dreds Of tugs. barges and small ships on
the east coast, laid waste the Hudson
valley, and caused the collapse of .
four-story factory building In Philadel-
phis. Nor Il the record cold Of the
forepart Of the week, ranging from
zero to about thirty below. much more
than sharp suggestion Of the cold in
other sections, where the thermometers
registered as low as fifty degrees be-
low zero, or refused to register when
the mercury sought seclusion in the
thermometer bulbs. With q good sup
ply Of feed and better shelter for stock,
the cold snap caused much less snffer-
ing and loss than that Of similar, but
milder, weather Of last winter. And
then, there is compensation for hard
ships in the autumn-like mildness of
the weather Of Wednesday and Thurs
day.
The Keota news., 1913-01-10
Card of Thanks

To the friends and neighbors who by
kind thought and loving deeds contri-
buted to the comfort Of Mrs. c. E.
Andrews, and extended their aid and
service at the time of her death, the
bereaved husband and children acknow-
ledge their grateful appreciation and
extend sincere thanks.
C. e. Andrews
and Family
The Keota news., 1913-01-10

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your address il the serial number of the
Issue with which your subscription ex-
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printed above, your subscription IL
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