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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-15
.DEV|S|NG SCHEDULE
. FOR WESTERN LEAGUE
Magnates in Session at Lin
coin Expect Lively Fight
Tomorrow.

LINCOLN, Neb., Feb. A.-rhrce club
owners OF the Western Baseball league
Isbei OF Dcs Molnes, Jones of Lincoln
and McA[uilen OF Wichita-this evening
got down TO the work OF framing a
schedule for the 1918 season.
While members of the committee made
no announcement, the gossip around the
meeting place pointed TO the adoption
OF a four-trip schedule OF 16S games.
though there was some opposition TO more
than three trips. aud in anicipati tion OF
this, President Jones Of the lincoln club
presented drafts for both plans.
The schedule draftcrs hoped 10 be In
position TO make report TO the league
meeting tomorrow. As every city In the
league now permits Sunday ball. one
difficulty Of the past has been removed.
There is a board of directors to elect
and other matters TO come up tomorrow.
While the committee OF three was In
secret session. other club owners dig
cussed forthcoming trades among play
crs and the outlook Of the seasons cam
paien. which were declared to be good.
Several of the clubs were reported to be
cIarnornG for places on the directorate.
The election NAV develop lively fight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-15
Lacquer
BOUGHT BY DENVER

Alex Renaneas, star twirler OF the
Eutte club OF 1911, has been purchased
by the Denver club OF the Western
league from the Detroit Tigers. Renneas 3
was the pitcher who made such f1ne
record in the Union lea que two wears
ago. He is g. Great Falls product and got
his start under John McCloskey. IN the
fight fer the pennant between Butte
Great Falls and Salt Lake, he was over
worked.
He was bought by tho Detroit Tigers,
07th his battery mate. Hannah Alex
was turned over 10 Providence for more
experience. He pitched good ball for
them last year. Great Falls borrowed
him from Providence, which Is the farm
for the Tigers. TO help them In their
night for the pennant, the Tigers keep
Ing string on him.
Not long ago the statement was made
that Remnees would quit the game to
work for a. telephone company. but Alex
says somebody imagined that report.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-15
Today's Charleston Entries.

srct raee pure $500. for hrse-yes--olds SELF
ins. w turlonss-RockbsT. 1ei. sMsttie l.. lo5:
Faces. 10; Counterpart, M: Polly Worth. 1io;
Second race. pure 5000 for fouT?-sr -cdr and
W. rsliuE. IiI furlonEs-Graco Nc. lo2; Cheer
~. lcI Benedict. Jos. Thee. Cook. los; sTlny
Tim. l"s. Bl,Izen. Jr.. ici; foT Star. JOS;
Quincy Eolle. 1cf
Third Tlcc. purte $500. for four-yesI- -ol5s end
up. selling, SIX frrionRs-"ChiIton Squsw, l0f;
-Dipper lc4; chemulpo. ll3; Eat Masterson. IFS:
M.is Nett. lo5: CoFcopEiD. III: Lavton wig
gins iIi.
Fourth race, Debutan;o u.atoE 5000 Eusran-
focd. for twoycaTold flllics. throo and one hol II
furlongg-Plcase WelIos. lis. Miss Chariot, 1lJ
Iu1uriauf. H.; RUBY Hyams. 1ls. Miss Wstors.
-is: Miu Gale. 7f5: Donna Ismopa, 1ls
F!ftb race purse t3c0 four yeor-oldS and Ut
rslling. ak furlongs-"wood Dove 100: Gag
rant. ic.: Bertig. 1os; Naughty Lad, los: Berio
ley. III: Henrietta ". io2: Pretcud. Jos; Camel
los: clom Beschy. III
sixth race. purto s5oo. three ysar-oIdg and up
ucllinE- and ons-SiIteenth niIes-'Eils Crane
81: "Pliant- 81: FieI ss; salIan. loi; Stain. io5
irsh hic. l01: Naughty Lad, lo5.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Ncalhe. cloudy, track heavy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-15
PLAYERS UNION Will
ENFORCE D|SC|PL|V
Major League Men Mennbe
Of New Organization,
Which Is F;lourlslling.
By Tad

NEW YORK. Feb l4,-Co operatg
with tho powers of baseball in mai
tanning discipline among major leas
players is offered by the baseb,
players fraternity organized rocel
ly with a large membership among
men Of the National and Americ
leagues.
This was made known through |,
ter seut by David l.. Fultz, preside
Of the fraternity. to each OF the q
teen major league managers. The 4
ter says that one purpose of the Il
ternlty is TO instill into the playe
a. high conception Of their professi
and a moro serious regard FOR thI
contracts and it will try ''to iudu
our members to keep themselves in
best physical condition possible q
at all times TO give their employt
the best service of which they are cal
BILE.
"We therefore wish to bespeak I'd
cooperation aud request in ease th
there should be any serious breaches
discipline among our members on y0
team that YOU forward us the inforn,
tiou IN rs detailed form as practical
1t may be that we can approach (
PLAYER from an angle unavailable
any other Influence and that we q
cooperate with you to our mutt
benefit.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-15
WANTS AMENDMENT
TO STOP POLYGAMY
Special TO The Tribune.

SDeClal 10 L ne lElpuDe.
BOISE, Feb. 14.-ForIner United States
Senator Fred 7. Dubois. in letter to
Governor Haines today. requested the
chief executive OF this state 70 submit
TO the legislature q resolution asking
congress to call a constitutional conven-
tlon for the purpose OF submitting an
amendment TO the constitution OF the
United States prohibiting polygamy, Sew
enteen states of the union have already
adopted the resolution. Senator Dubois
states in his letter there Us widespread
demand for the serious consideration OF
the question, Governor Haines Will
probably lay the resolution before the
legislature.
The preamble OF tho resolution is in
part as follows:
The pra ctice of polygamy is gener-
ally condemned by the people of the
United States and there is n demand for
the more effectual prohibition thereof.
by placing the subject under federal con-
troll, at the same time reEerving to ach
state the right TO make and enforce it's
own laws relating TO marriage and d.
vorce.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-15
Intermountain News
MACARON| FACTORY
To OPEN IN PRICE
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
PRICE. Feb 1i.-Tomorrow Price ?
first factory Will open Tor business. A
thoroughly modern. fully equipped build
ing and plant has been constructed by
The Price Ma caroni company and will be-
gin tho manufacture of the Italian
staff Of life today. The company has
been financed by local capital. The plant
Is superior to any OF its kind west OF
Chicago.
The OUTPUT at the plant for tho present
VIII be about 200 boxes per day OF the
highest grade goods Later this VIII be
lncreas ased. Advance orders indicate a
successful business from the start. r. r.
Kirkpatrick IS president OF The company
and will manage the concern. He has
secured a Mr.. Giuffride, an expert mac
aroni maker, 10 superlntend the works,
He viii be assisted by corps Of Italians
vino are experienced in the business
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-15

IKE YOKEL, worlds champion
W I'll mlddeweight wrestler. returned
/" home from Duluth. Mimi, last
lv1 night. He said that during the
first hour ana a half Walter
Miller made him work. but the second
fall came easily.
Yokel was asked TO remain over in Den
Yer to supervise the Utah wrestlers at
the Colorado tournament, but he wired
Ben Harkcr asking him to so instead
Salt Lakes champion wrestler is In
the best OF shape and is willing to meet
any man on earth who can do l5S pounds
ingsi6e.
''flarbertson is a difficult man TO throw
When he is on the defensive especially
at the catch weights. As for the inde-
cisiVe result giving Harhertson the right
TO ask a match with me. I do not re-
gard IL in that way. Harbertson has
been talking about q match with me for
months back, but he knows that any time
he can assure me q fair return FOR my
work lie Will have no difficulty IN find
ing me,
Now, il lIarberlson will guarantee me
5000. with privilege OF 30 per cent OF the
admission, | viii WresJe him 10 q. finish
within a res soma BILE time in Ogden. at
Los pounds ringsidc. The match would
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-15
Charleston Results.

El!s Cane. 50 (pounerlen). 10 to /. -ou. Wiley.
20 fnus5rAvel, even. Focood: cyno.urs. lo2 (Buz-
toni. . 10 /. third Time III 1-5.
Second -ace. thres-oishthG OF mile. purse
o.Tentc. ftJ fWileopl. to .. won: Edna D<s,isa
1lJ tMuseraYn,. TO !. second: Ada, Tx (aar-
tirl 10 /. third. Time. 81 is.
Tblrd fscc, selling, five sod half turIonEr-
Tsrcou.t, lcr tP1ckcn5l. 70 I, won; Nisr Jonah
in7 tHclf n 10 l. second; Men Star. li3 CHnn-
cyerl : % l. third. Time. III 2-5.
Tou-th race. mile and scYcpty yards. sell
iu= s,akc-Busy. ies wilson. 10 /. won
Merry Lad ll2 (5urpsl. 10 :, second; Col
Cook. ClcIntyro,, 20 :. third. Tirac. Las i-5.
Flt,h race selling. two aud half fuTlongr-
lima ~: tohortl, exon. ron; Pink Jad!, y
fvolp - 20 / second; Tiny Tim. i"5 CNop-
icUrl. 30 .. third, Tim-. i:lc As
sixth race. ihres-quaItc-s OF nile, selling
lord Hel!a lpe (Hanoverl s 10 3 won: Argc
1Iut 10. 1WolN 10 1, second; Bsrksley. Io
t0ororial : 10 ?. third. Tire. i-lS 20.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-15
HOUSE IS SVVAMPED'
BY DELUGE 0F BILL
SPECIAL TO The Tribune.

Speclal To The Tribune.
BOISE. Feb. 1.-THE lortieth day
the twelfth Idaho legislature was read
today and. as IL wss the last set by
house on which bills could be introduo
a shower OF measures fell over the
ssmply completely swarnplng It,
total was over 100 for the day, bring
tho grand total to more than 200 =
result, it is freely predicted tonight
mean complete clogging OF the assem-
during the latter days OF the SESSION.
there are but twenty left.
The division of counties seems 70
the principal amusement Of the Ie
lature. Under SUSPENSION OF the rlI
the Teton bill. seeking to divide trems
county, was passed By the senale
sent TO The governor. Jefferson ana ols'
son county division bills. also di1o,
Fremont county, were read IN tae y
ate. In the house, bills 10 cl'loe
county, creating Shoup couDty' an
create st. Joe county o9t oi In ~
county division measures carrS 19 189ttf
sbllng act, permitting the peopie W.
the county 70 be divided, 70 vote on
The medical examination eili. Wa.
caused 2 heated debate IN ire noIss
yesterdav and today, was ms ai.ei
recommended for passage out Q! .he
mlttee OF the whole WIN 4u' ,,tsi11|
amendments. The Ryan puonc .rs,>
olll was sci for hearing IN tne sSsr eg
see Of the whole IS specal oiue'
morrow morning -. lille iu{
Among the more important oiiH ~
duced today we're the iolIo".Es ".Esn,ss,
aJe ST. Joe and Shoup eounti's,n cnu
former by Sargent of Kootenai ~
and The latter by Wright OF SeeI
three workmens compensation e Al
Sinclair Of shoshone, Johnston q is1do
ham and Connor OF shoshone; si
apptopris tion for San Franolsc9 -
Elliott OF Bonner, reor rsaatL.ssart. dir1
school. by Bowerman OF fFeuaiors. fFe.u
election OF United states sen 5iss1
Koelsch OF Ada: 10 increase m 81
members of Legislature from -
day 6v Chandler Of Clearwater,
SsEase SALARY of county attorney
$500 10 $4,000 per ennum ana te' Wat
6re from two to four years oy ,,.,,s
~ bonneville; $4,000 pond sne
i,,,nroye nle,1ts OF south fork oi ,ion.
river by Fremont county deies,ts n
nron,,,eting $4,000 TO build stss Ell
rom Boise TO Yellowstone
park. by Johnston CT b'nshe, n-nytA||
A constitutional ame naunie. incud]|
for the recall of all Juus was m
fSose or the supreme court, M.antasir.
S-cad In the house by Represe
nTcTSsrr,ofr AND Gardner OF bols,ss,r ?
TIE senate passed resondnauk
-,ittin~ constitutional aIHanuisnd &
~ neopIe OF this state 70 g to RI
term of state officers fro" ~
yearS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-15
M'CRAW WILLING TO
TRADE OFF PLAYERS

NEW YORK, Feb. IA big deal be-
tween the Boston and New York National
league clubs probably VIII be closed be
fore the Giants leave for the south
Manager Stallings of Boston has been in
town since the league meetings and has
had several talks with McGraw. They
had another conference tonight.
AIcGraw Is said TO be after Tyler the
Eoston left-handeT, and Campbell. an
outf1elder. According to 2. nImor, the
players McGraw is willing 10 use in a
trade are Wi1tse, Ames and Crandall,
pitchers, Devore, SnodgTsss and McCor-
mick, outfielders, and CIroh and Stock,
infelders.
II is seld he would not give up all these
players for the Boston pair, out that
Stsllings might have any three or maybe
four. provided he did not choose more
than one Of the pitchers or more than
one OF the outheiders.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-15
PACKEI CANNOT DO
LIGHTWEIGHT LIMIT f

CHICAGO. Feb 14.-The Paclley Nc
Earland-Jack Britiou boxing bout. which
has been hanging fire for some time, was
declared Off finally by Mcfarland here
today Mcfarland gave as his reason a
$4,000 offer TO nght Freddie Welsh be-
don. which he said he expected TO .ac-
cept Mcfarland also said that he had
received an offer TO box Willie Eitchie on
the Pacific coast on July l. The weight
was named at lSS pounds. which Pacliey
said meant that the bout would not be
held The Mcfarland Britton bout was
scheduled TO take place carly in March
in New York.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-15
JOSEPH GREER DIES.
Prominent Resident OF Lake Shore Vic
tin, Of Pneumonia,
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
SPANISH FORK, Feb t4--joseph
Greer of Lake Shore ward. a nearby set
tlement TO Spanish Fork, died this morn
ing at . o'clock Of pneumonia. He was
stricken a short time ago and seemed TO
have partially recovered. was able to
walk out, and was thought to be out OF
danger. Yesterday afternoon he suffered
a relapse and grew worse until death
ended his suffering.
Mr.. Greer was q man OF no common
abilities He was successful financially.
When a younger man he spent two years
OF his life in England on a mission for
the Mormon church.
He was born at Spanish Fork about
Atty years ago. He was the son OF Will
liam Greer, one OF the trainers of the
state constitution He is survived by a
widow. one son and three daughters and
also ons grandchild.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-15
OF HIGH
SCHOOL SHOOT MATCH

The Salt Lake high school rife team
shot against the Springfield team yester-
day The Salt Lake boys made 2 score
Of 9E2 Next week they have match
with the Portland team. This match will
be the critical one OF the series as thase
teams are tied for the first place in B
division OF the American Rifle associa-
ton The winner Of this match will COM
pete with the champion team Of d.
vision FOR the championship of the United
States. Captain Webb gave the boys
talk yesterday on the importance OF
results OF yesterdays match were:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-15
M'CARTY REFUSES TO
FIGHT BILLY WELLS
BY international News Service.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1i.-As announced
Yesterday in these dispatcheg, Luther
McCarty and his manager. Billy Nc
Carney. are apparently unwilling 10 make
a match with Bombardier (Billy) Wells.
McCarney last night told several re-
porters that the match was all made, but
inve stigation revealed that McCarty had
NIT thai tho match is off Gunboa
Smith will probably meet Wells either
March or ST. PatrcE's day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-15
Water Users Protest

Special to The Tribune rsar
PROVO. Feb. 1.-THE water |. e5p,tiio at
utah county are preparing l.Iature prol
ing has against the passage OF .iots aonsst mai
ii. In their petition they y,,,Snusae,essary' Sua,
iljl creates host OF iSe contrc
pointlve offices. all under ~ r,bis blu
the state engineer, and ina xnsnse. ~
the state under an eS5I"t mi oonfers
they complain that ms tals ''u ujegislaiive,
board OF three memoe. 1reIs over on
f5s'a fhs atates aaG most essential % ssIssss ass
bill empowers one man 10 nv - niece Of
in in Tnsst the district embracing lied tthst
large ana conditions so vn,e n,. one ma'
beyond the capacity OF ,d,,s S''S of them
nave personal knowledge VI
they declare.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-15
SHAY WILL MANAGE
HELENA BALL TEAM
Speclal 10 The Tribune.

special 10 Inc lIlpulIS'
HELENA, Mont, Feb B.-Denny
Shay, for three years manager Of the
Kansas City club in the American asso-
ciation has accepted the terms of the
Helena club ma gnates and Will pilot
tTeIena's Union league team this season.
A month ago Shay wac Induced 10 go to
pocatello in the hope that a. CLUB might
bo organized there, and with Boise make
an eight-club league. The inability OF
Boise. however. to get out of the Tri-
State league, made Pocatello doubtful,
and Shay concluded to come 10 Helena.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-15
O'ROURKE IS GIVEN
$3.50 LIBEL DAMAGES

LONDON, Feb. 14.-The kings bench
division of the high court today award ed
Thomas O'Rourke, the boxing promoter,
$3.50 damages in his suit for damages
against the proprietors OF Boxing, a
SPORTING. publication. O'RourI<e based his
suit for libel on an article which alleged
that he had arranged the results OF Ger
tain contests which he had staged,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-15
American League Umpires.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1i.-President Ban
r. Johnson announced here today his
staff OF eight umpires for the American
league; They are: T. II Connolly. Frank
O'Loughin. w II. Deneen. w G, Ev-
ans Robert Hart. Charles Ferguson.
George f. Hildebrand and It. ]. Nc
Greevy. The last three are new men.
Ferguson is from the American sssoci-
alton and Hildebran and McGreevy arc
from the Pacific Const League.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-15
VIII Give Baked Potato Breakfast.
Special 10 The Tribune

Special 70 The Tribune.
TWIN FALLS. Ida, Feb. 1.-THE Twin
Falls Comm nsrcial club will give its third
annual baked potato breakfast Mon
day evening. Twin Falls Is 1.-The homo
of the potato" and the annual breakfast
Is one OF the big events OF the year. The
banquet menu offers n tempting list OF
the best foods and deiicacies that Idaho
produces, and none but Idaho products
are to be used. Unique invitations TO
the affair, In the form Of a reproduction
of n. baked potato. have been Issued,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-15
Samuel Cornaby Buried.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
SPANISH FORK. Feb 14.-Samuel
Cornaby who died February ~, was
buried today. Services were held In the
Second ward meeting house. Bishop Ar
gyle presided. The ward choir sanS. The
invocation was by William Jex. The
speakers were John Moore, Samuel
Brockbank and Bishop Nickel. Prof w
L. NacAllisrer sang solo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-15
Educators Go to Philadelphia.
Special TO The Tribune.

PROVO, Feb. IA number or Utah
county educators will leave tomorrow for
Philadelphia 10 attend the national con-
vention OF superiDtendents. Those who
will go from here are County Superin-
tendent J. Preston Greer, superintendent
l.. Z. Eggertson. Prof. n. X. Nelson
Principal Joseph H. Walker OF the Alpine
high school district and President George
II. Brimhall OF Brigham Young university
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-15
OGDEN HIGH SCHOOL
LOSES TO BOX ELDER
Special 20 The Tribune.

OGDEN, Feb. 1.-THE standing Of the
Ogden high school basketball team in
the northern division OF the atste league
was lowered again this afternoon when
the Box Elder high school five admin
istered a trimming by the score OF As
TO 1e. The game was played on the local
floor The local boys started strong, run
ming up eight points 5efore their op-
maintain the nace Tho Srden rae,,,au Us ~
played league game last Tuesday. 80
Coach George Brown had several OF the
second team boys in the lineup today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-15
Thomas Beats McCloskey.
.rDational News Sery1ce

by international News Service.
LOWELL. Mass. Feb. 14.-Joe Thomas
OF Lowell Won over Blink McCloskey o.
Philadelphia in the eighth round OF a
bout scheduled for twelve rounds here to-
night Thomas had all the better Of every
round and McCloskey deliberately fouled
him in the eighth TO save himself from
being knocked out
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-15
JONES AND WOLGAST
CALL TRUCE IN FEUE
- International News Service.

DJ LHLtIIIllIUIidI NEWS HerNICe.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb, 14.-Torn Jones
and Ad Wogast met In the office of Pro-
moter Jim Conroth tonight and, with
Coffroth acting as intermediary agreed
TO patch UP their differences until after
the Wolgast Murphy fight on Washing
tons birthday With the mana gerial end.
settled. Jones. Buckley and Coirroth held
q conference and selected Jim Griffin to
referee the February % battle
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-15
Champions Going to Denver.

The winners OF the state tournament
will leave for Denver either today or
Sunday The bows will meet the Colo
RADIO wincrz for the intermountain cham
pionships. Physical Director Gingrich of
the Y NJ. G. A., who has charge of the
Utah boys. expects 10 bring back most
of the titles. as the local boys did last
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-15
One Cycle Team Tiring.

ST. LOUIS. Feb. t4.-The Morton
Beck team was six laps behind the rest
of the field in the six-day bicycle race
at the finish OF tonight's riding, the 9TH
err teams having covered an even 500
miles
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-15
City Treasurer Reports.

Special TO The Tribune
PROVO. Feb. 1.-THE city treasurer 3
report shows s34. s34 rs ca sh on hand Feb
ruary l. distributed as follows. General
fund sSS49: water rates fund. S13. 205 IS:
sewer fund, s2973 81; paving fund, $13,-
$40 81: curb and gutter fund. s13 .63, H.
brary fund, S1i5I Q3.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-15
Fined for Liquor Selling.

PROVO. Feb, 14-Wiliiam Jenkins OF
Tucker. who entered q plea OF not guilty
TO selling liquor without a license,
chanscG his plea today 10 that of guilty
and was fined s65 in Justice B l.. Jones' 9
court.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-15
Fagin Wins From DALEY.

Los ANGELES. Cal, Feb. 14.-Bert
Fagln Of San Francisco won the decision
from Bud Daley, the Columbus. O., mid
dleweght, In a four-round bout at Venice
tonight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-15

For sprain you will find Chamber.
lain 8 LinImeut excellent. It allays
the pain, removes the soreness, and soon
restores the parts TO healthy condi
by all dealers. (Advertisement) }
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-15
Wolgast's Protege Wins.

BY International News Service
NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-Pete McYetgh.
a Pacific coast product, who is a protsge
OF Ad Wolgast. outpointed Young Libby
In ten rounds at the New Polo A. A.
tonight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-15

''Better out than in'-tbat bumor
that you notice. To he sure it's out
and all out. take Hood Is SarsapariIIs.
(Adyertisement.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-15
B. Y. u. DEFEATS THE
B. Y. G.. FIVE, % TO %
Special 70 The Tribune.

Sk'SNISI 10 IT IT" iIiUNI-'5.
LOGAN, Feb. 1.-THE 8. Y. L pss-
ketball team. composed chiefly OF subs.
defeated the B. Y. G. fve here tonight.
Is 70 26, Barron. one OF the guards eor
3. 7. c.. threw his knee out OF Joint
three times during the game, but he had
II bandaged and continued to play. There
was a large crowd present. The lineup:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-15
National Bowlers Win.

The National bowlers won three
straight games from the Windsors last
night. A. ". era bbe was high with Z.
tota! OF s43 for three games. Monday
night the Streve!l-Patersons and tho
SCOTS play.