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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-16
.COGS WINS SECOND
RACE At JAMESTOWN
Gallops Home at 3 to 4, De.
feating Favorite; Long
Shot Wins Third Event.
By bud" Fisher

ey International News Service
JAMEsTo%N. Va. April 15.-Chsrl.s sufard
at tavoTi,c odds. wAu defeated IN ;he ascoud
race here today b. Coss. a, to /. Following
arc the results Of tho races: f
First race. four furlonGa-Buisar III (Coreyj.
7 o, 1usa1uai TOT IopI ouI :uoa Z On 8
second. Free Trade 100 Buxton. . TO S. third
Time AZ MIss Waters. Lady Esterl!ns and
Salvation Nell also ran.
Second race. six lurlonEs-Coss, ITO iSurnsi 8
To /. won; Charles Buford los CKnish;, evan
second: FuschIsa. lo5 tRobbInsl. TO /. third.
Time. 1915 20. HondS-s AL Round Snowflake.
Down East ana Mohawk Goy also rau
Third racs, five and a hnl' iurlougs-Tcuiats.t
IO7 (Mon;ourl, 10 To T. won. Slim Princess 1tf
lButNcID. & 10 I. second Fr-d levy. f1s
Cwoin. TO ! third Time 1:na 10 Merry
Chase Newell Lut- EublO Grauds. Little rat
Fourth race. one ullc-Mcrry Lad tBuTnsl. p
10 5. wos Hoffman. 100 (5utwcln. TO 1. ssr-
ord FutuTit.. in7 (NcCahc"( - I. third
Time. 1927 Good Day, Golden Tgc,sure and
Messenger BOY also ran ~
Fifth race. SAyrr 'uTlougs Blue Mouse. 10f
,skirvinl. 10 . Mnni'u". 9T tN1tahsu'
Is TO Nccond; CyuosuTc. - lHolti TO "a
third. Time. l.2s Grace Nc Moonlight. Bises
Branch. Hn'oourr Eaton and ]. ". Kent alss
ran
sixth race ono m,Io--Toodcrau lo' tTcs.
hsn) to J. ~ou Henry Hutchinson ~ But
aeln 40 J. Second Mis- Jonah. 100 Iscbsrfi, ~
TO l. third Timo. IN i-5. n. v. ssba'hl
shorty Norlhcu,t Nontaer!e Camel and Question
Marx also ran. l}t
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-16
ZOTTE AND ATTELL
MAY Be MATCHED
Sammy McClintic Hopes to
Stage Fast Bout for
Local Fans.

Ad Zotte the clever featherweisht. is
a likely looking younsster, The fcath-
erweighI crown is the goal that Manager
McClintic Is aiming for and he intends 10
force Zotte to the front by sending him
against the pick Of the bunch, and as
ia apidly AS possible. llc feels that with
the right sort OF experience Zotte VIII
blossom forth into the greatest lad OF his
weight In the world.
Monte kttcll. brother Of the famous Abe
Attell. and one OF the gainest and most
experienced battlers I'm the profession. Is
the scrappcr that McChutiC Is now try
TO match with Zottc, II he can come to
terms with local promoters, he viii allow
his green but gritty kid 10 swap punches
with the veteran,
McCllntlc says he doesn't care who they
select as Iottc's opponent. Tho tougher
they are the better he Will like 10. AS he
feels that Zotte is the kinEpin Of the lot
and that It Is better to send him against
the fast boxers than it Is to pick out a
lot OF dubs who would he easy marks for
Stocktons newest sensation In the world
of IiSticuffs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-16
BROWNS LOSE ON
UNTIMELY ERRORS

ST. LOUIS, Mo, April 15,-Chlcago de-
featcd st. Louis today, S TO 8. Walsh.
although hit rather hard at times, held
the locals safe when they had an oppor-
tunity To tie the score. Chicago scored
in the third on base on balls and Will
lianls's error on Lords easy fly. In the
fourth Chicago added two more on two
inheld errors, an infield hit and Schalks' S
double.
Chicago brought their total up to five
in the fifth on Raths walk, collIns's g
single and Borton's double Williams,s
double and Pratts single. IN the fourth
scored ST. Louis's first run. In the
seventh, st. Louis scored on base on
balls. a double and Johnston's single In
this inning Walsh struck out the next
three batters. Score:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-16
JACK BRITTON WINS
OVER MATTY BALDWIN
BY International News Service.


NEW YORK, April 15.-Jack Brtton
took the verdict from Matty Baldwin In
their teu~round bout at the 81, Nicholas
Athletic academy. having the best OF hos
tilltes in the majority of the rounds 1t
was clever boxing match, with Baldwin
at a disadvantage in height and reach.
His blows fell short in most OF the ses-
sions and only in one round did he score
anything that looked damaging. That
was In the sixth. when solid right stag
scred Britton against the ropes.
Britton fought "A careful, heady battle
by not letting the lead get away from
him. Willie Bcecher won the verdict over
"One Round" Hogan In the semifnal
bout OF ten rounds. He wore his oppo-
nent down with heavy body punches.
Bccchcr had seven pounds the worst OF
the weight scaling l3T pounds to Hogan $
i4i pounds. He crossed his famous right
hall dozen times. but the blows lacked
steam.
In the opening ten-round bout Billy
Grupp OF ST. Louis substituting for JacK
McCarron. put up a game but futile bat
tie against George C'Knockout'D Brown
OF Chicago. Brown forced the bout from
the start and had Grupp all but ont III
the ninth round from heavy right on
the Jaw
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-16
Ogden Gets First Blood.

The local boys did not get beyond the
third sack in the first inning. Foster
booted two easy ones and Spencer Sot
20 second on these, but was put out tr;-
ing 10 steal third. Huclsman tried 10
cet through Foster for third mum, nut
was caught out Drcssau ended the ses-
sion BY being famed out
The visitors had even worse luck ahd
did not get by second. They went out
In one two, three order. Humnel struck
out Hayes then Moorehead knocked an
easy one 10 second and went OUT. van
nut safe one TO center 1eld and made
first but was put out stealing second
In the SECOND session the home team
nladc two safe hits, but did not score
The visitors had better luck and made
one run Foster was struck out. Jones
knocked a safe one To short, made irst
and then third ON Wesslers MT ne he
csrno home for the first score OF the
game on PerlSins's hit into center field
The SSNscrapers tied the score In the
next Inning Murphy made first on
Ioness tumble and second on ,Spencers
Infield fly. He then came home on
Wesslers error. This was the only run
scored this inning. In the fourth ogden
failed TO score and AIcCloskeys men
made another score. Pendleton sent the
longest hit or tho game into center Held
and loafed home.
In The fifth the locals failed TO score
and only made one hit. Ogden scored
once and Van missed another score on
a slide home. In the sixth inning, SAT-
Lake made neither hit nor run. but their
opponents scored twice la succession.
Both Jones and Wessler crossed the
homo plate.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-16
YANKS COME BACK"
AVID BEAT RED SOX
Timely Batting Overcomes
Lead Gained in First and
Wins Game, 3 to 2.
By international News Service


BOSTON. April l5.-The Yankees came
back today and took The second game OF
the series from the champion Red SoH,
10 .. The locals took the lead in the
nrst Inning, when three singles. a stolen
base and bad throw netted two runs
Chance has Injected a fighting quality
into the once lowly New York delegation
and they proceeded TO put up a scrap.
In the second. third and fourth innings
persistent and timely batting with heady
baseruuning tailed a run and finally won
the game. Keating for the visitors and
Hall for the Red Sox were about on a
mar I'm the ptcbipr line,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-16
Skyscrapers Beat Ogden
By Timely Batting Rally
Slugging Streak i'll Seventh Overcomes Visitors
Lead; Knights Men Fail to Grab Only Choke
of Chance; Numerous Errors; Score to 4.

TIVE HUNDRED fans Ogden down defeat before
II McCoskev Skyscaper closely contested cxl
game Of Lucas field yesterday afternoon,
Outside both SIDES the
well that had nclosed the nuts during
winter the fourth inning the to in
Salt Ogden tied the tally the fifth and gained
the sixth In the seventh the home team
ayng four and retiring Pitcher Fowler
Of choke off Salt Lakes bat
this inning when Left Fielder Moorehead dropped
hob v by Spencer rulings by Umpire Cas-
Teton the fourth by Johnny Pendleton
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-16
MAPS SHUT OUT
DETROIT TIGERS

CLEVELAND, April 15-Frcd Fslkcn-
berg, secured this spring by Cleveland
from Toledo, shut out Detroit today,
while Cleveland sectired eleven hits Off
Boehler and won, Q 10 o. Boehler, a re-
cruit, was wild hitting three men and
lands sluggcr. was hit on the head by a
pitched ball and stunned for n moment
Only one Detroit player reached third
ba so
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-16
AVIATOR DROWNED,
BODY IS RECOVERED

MONTE CARLO. April l5.-Louis Gau-
dart. 4 French aviator. was drowned
while making a flight on n hycroa cro-
plane hero this morning. Gaudart was
siSimmnG the sea in his machine in front
OF the pigeon shooting grounds when sud-
denly the machine lost It's equilibrium and
plunged into the depths
Gaudart's body was recovered by divers
this afternoon. Ills hands were still
gripping the steering wheel.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-16

before the visitors stopped the slaueh-
ter. This case was marked by many
errors and bad pitching. Two men made
first on errors. Two more walked and
another was hit and went TO first
Finally Sinclair put an end 10 the car
mage by tanning Strip. Only three Og-
den men came 10 bat during this ses-
sion and these were flelded out.
In the last round, the salt Laliers went
out even quicker than their opponents
in the previous session. The Ogdenites
failed To score In the last two innings,
leaving the score 6 TO 4 In favor of the
Skyscrapers
COmDlete score.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-16

Summary. ErroTs-MooTcheRd Van. Foster tN.
Davis PoUdleton (sD. Twc-bass hits-Van. Jones.
Murray and Iiuelsmhu Homo run-Pendleton.
Sacrifice hit-HummcI Sacrifice ny-Pertins
stolen bnney-Ezyes. Van. Jones. Weasler. Por-
kins. Murray. Runs hated iu-Vsn. Perkins.
Murray (2). Murphy t2). Huelsman (s). Pendlc-
ton. HitS--0H Fowler. IN 6 l-3 innings. off
Hummcl. In Innings; off Morgan. / in ? in
n,ngs. Runs-on Fowler 6. off Sinclair o. Off
Hummel 4. OF Morgan o. First base balls
orr Fowler 0. of Sinclair O. Off Humnel A. Of,
Morgan ]. Struck out-sy Fowlor 2. by SIN
clair 3. by Hummel Z, by Morgan 3 Left on
bsscs-OSdon 10. salt Lake z. Double playa
Fowler 10 Perkins Jones: Fowler TO Van.
Jones 10 Van. Flrs, bsge on crrorS-oEdcn ..
Salt Lake 8. Hit by pItcher-stripp by Fowler.
Time hours and B minutes Umprc-Roy
Castleton. A.tendEBce-5o0.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-16
.CLUBMEN PLAY TIE;
SEVEN BALLS LOST,
Special TO The Tribune.

SPECIAL 10 TIC ITIuuHt'
PROVO, Utah. April 15.-The Proyo
Commercial club and the Spanish FORK
Commercial club teams played seven IN
niugs 90 a tie here this afternoon. The'
score stood 20 TO 20. 1t was a slus1est
from start TO finish and the batters wers'
not particular whittier they, slusged tme
nil No less than seven balls were lost.
When the last ball was knocked iniee
hidden recesses of the grass and couio
not he recovered. the game was calico.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-16

Joncs. ut the third sack made star
p,av in the rfth when nc stopped a hot
one from Spencer Foster made Tour oao
errors during the game, and had to pear
.r;t;rjSn, from tho fans. He played at
short FOR ogden and managed 10 boot a
number OF srouuders, whether not or
slow, up in the air. Hummel old inc
work Tor The locals for the first innings.
FIe was then replaced by Morgan. who
was in form and let none OF knight
men rcsch the home plate.
Fowler, tNirlins for Ogden hel9 tne
vent IN at the beginning of the seH-
enth. after Fowler had let two men IN
and famed one. Sinclair let the hrst TWO
mon walk, hit Catcher Strip, and two
men found their way home before he
brought an end TO the inning BY strik-
inz out kaefer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-16
PITTSBJlRC

sTwo out when winning scored.
iran for Brnsnahan IN seventh
gRnttcd for Smith In fourth.
''Hattcd for Lavender IN seventh.
-'sRan for Clymer In tenth.
Score br innines.
rlttsburg -. ........o o o.
Chicago ..........t o 0 I-5
Summary: ErTors-Byrnc 81. vioI r2i. Zlm-
Norman. Bfcsnnhuu. Three. base hit-ZImmcr-
man. BIts-oU Smith. ) IN 4 Innings: off Ia.
vender. In innings: oir Cheney. none In 3
inpinGE; of Cooper. I'm in1inry: off Gam
nltz. mono IN .-s innipgR. Stolen bsses-Zin-
norman. Schultz Ie>. careE. Hoffman. Good. W.
Miller. Double p,y-Corrlden 20 Phcnn 10 Ar
cher Left hnses-Pttsburr &. Chicago II.
Bases bslIs-On Cooper s. OF Smith 2. OF
Lavender J. off CsmnItE 9 Struck out-By
Smith 4. b! Cooper 6. bv Lavender ? by Che
ucT T. by Camnlts :. Passed bati-Brospa han.
Tme-o hours and "a minutes UmprcS-Bcon-
nan and Eason.
Other Games Postponed
NEW YORK Aprll f5.-tNa.ional)-BrookIyn-
New York; game: rain.
PHILADELPHIA. April 5.-fNationsl)-Bor
Philadelphia game postponei: vot grounds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-16

EITDTt--SWccDtT. Nc1tINE. WAHutT,
Two-bnse htS-Swconcy, Woltor. Hartzeli, Dam
lol5 t:l. Thrcc-baSc hlt-Chsao. Sacrifice hit
Ycrkes. Sacrifice ny-Sterrott, Stolen bases
speaker Gardner. Double play-Jauvrin Hall
ard Nunamakor. Left bnses-Nov York g.
Boston s. Bases haIIS-oft Hall ?. First
base on crrors-Scw York q Boston I. Struck
out-By Heating g, by Hall Q. Time--1 hour
and q minutes. Umpires-Hart and Dncen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-16

summary: ErTors-Hugslna. Tinker. Grant.
Two-hase hits-Tinker. Packard. Three baso hit
-soScher Hlts-ON Packard. in % In
ninEs, of Works In 10 iopngs. Off Burke
IN 20 inulngs- Off snllcc. in S ia In
ninss Sacrifice hits-Mowroy. SnIco Masec
q Leary. Sacrifice nY-Konotch: stolen baser
-Bcsoher t2), Marsans (2). Doublo plays-Esan
10 Tinker TO lioblitzoIl; Grant to ESan to Hob
litzell. Left on bcScs-St Louis IL. Cincinnati
s. Bases bas-on Packard G. of works 8.
on Buik 3. Hit BY picther-works (Konclchyl
by Burk tBatcsl by salloe tMaHana) Struck
out-By Works !. by Burk !. by Salloc T. Time
- hours and minutes. umpIvos-owcns and
Guthrie
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-16
Coast League
Southern League
A. MIlwnukce

At htlanto-Atanta II. Birmingham o.
At Nashvlle-Nsshyillc 4, Chattanooga q
At Monl lgomcry-Hont somcry T. New Orleans z.
Al Mob!le-Mcmphi9 J. Mobile 0.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-16
Business College Wins

The Utah Business college nine defeat
ed Westminster college. II TO 5. on the
Westminster campus yesterday after
noon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-16
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE,
Chance Buys McKechnie.

NEW YORK. Aprii 1.-THE yelease Of ruf,elarr
". q. IcKeehrie putchascd today from ihe
Hosiou Nationals b. Manager Frank Chance nf
the Kew York American league club. NrKerhn,e
VIII be used utility lie played win
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-16

Summary Errors-Graoey. Bush ~. Two-oase
hits-Chapmsn. Boehler. Tbrcs-bsse hit-John-
500. Sacrifice hiis-Johnhton. Birmingham
Chapman. Olson. Sacrifice fly--Jackson. Stolen
hase-Gfanoy. Double piay-Olsou. I.aJole aud
Johnrton. Bases brlIs-ON FaIkenbcrE 3 Off
hocher 8 Hit by pitohrr--By Doehler (Fai-
kcnecig. LaJoc aud Jscksonl. Struck out-Ry
fSlkenecrE q. by Roohlcr ? Passed bali-5ta-
mage. Firt on ,erToTs-Cirycland !. Left on
-l s-ca-zl ilcYcIsnd II polroit Z llme-I hour and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-16

WASHINGTON. April I5.-ThouSands OF fans
went to tine American league grounds today eZ-
pcctinE To Washington play Philadelphia.
uts beeSnse OF wet grounds. Tho nord had Rone
out tha: game would he playod and thousands
of disappointed enthusiasts vslnly besiesod the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-16
Tables Are Turned.

The seycnth inning was waika way
for Salt Lake. The boys went through
the entire batting list and started over
again FoUr men reached homo safely
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-16
Pictures Finished.

Mail us your films. Salt Lake Photo
Supply Co., 159 Main street. Exclusive
photo dealers ADVERTISEMENT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-16

pro., ,,,cn,, nople: ,i' M,arns'
schaIk t2l. Borton. Johnstonc. shotton. Sacri-
flee hits-Bodie Johnston. Austin, Stolen nases
Williams Bath, Double psyB-p. Walsh
Pratt and stovali; Baien;!. Pratt and stovalI:
Pratt and stoyall: Bath. Weaver and Bor,on
Ieft on hascs-st Louis 8. Chicago I. nasrs on
balls-oH Z. walsh & OF Mitchell Struck
out-By T. Walsh 5. Time-2 hours aud J min
ulc5. umpIgcs-Evaus and Hildcbrapd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-16
Northwestern League

SEATTLE April I5.-The North~eE, league base
ball season o. i7i. opened today with Victoria
PLAYING In Seattle. Portland ir Spokane and VAN
couver In TRooma. Tho cnds Scp,om-
bsr Rrnultx frat Ksmc5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-16
No Game at Washington.

u,ca. UmpIre,-Fsrruson and o'Lourh.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-16

sBatted for d. Walsh in tho fourth.
tBattcd for Alexander in tEc fourth,
lBntted .or Mitchell In the ninth,
q. Walsh out; hit by baticd ball.
Srorr nv lnuinrt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-16

.sattcd for Works in tho ninth.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-16
CLEVELAND.

cleveland .........o q iss ? -
Detroit o.. .............0 q o 90
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-27
Bull ANXIOUS
FOR HIGHWAY
Active Work Begun on Roads
for the Boise Trip.
ARRANGEMENTS ARE MADE FOR
CROSSING OWLERS FERRY.
Hagerman Valley Also in Move to Get
Route Through That Section as
Permanent Highway.

According to John B. White, for
merly a resident of this city but now
located In Buhl, active steps have
been taken to place the roads lead
Ing In and out of Buhl in first-class
condition to care for the auto trip
from this section to the Good Roads
meeting at Boise next month. Already
men and teams are at work rounding
up and grading splendid road lead
ing down to the Salmon river and
across to take in the Hagerman val
ley via Owler's ferry. Work will be
kept up until the roads are in perfect
conditions as far as the ferry.
From that point the boosters of
Hagerman valley will see that the
road through the valley as far as
Bliss Is placed in as good condition.
The men from those sections are very
much in earnest over the securing Of
the state highway and are going to
show the people travelling over that
route the superior advantages of the
road and the scenery.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-27
new LAUNDRY BUILDING.
Work of Moving Machinery VIII Com
mence In Few Days.

The Peairs building, which is be-
Ing constructed by Contractor w. G..
ReeA us nearing completion and is ex-
pectS6 to be ready for occupancy by
June L.. The building is SO by 1926
feet and Is of fire-proof construction
and modern in every respect. It is to
be occupied by the Troy Laundry &
Dry Cleaning company, Peairs and
Williams, proprietors, and in order
for the laundry to move from the old
building to new and up-to-date
building 1t may be necessary for it to
close down for a few days. Expert
mechanics will be employed for both
day and night and the task of moving
will be pushed as rapidly as possible.
Considerable new machinery will be
installed which will increase the cap
acity Of the plant An eighty horse
power boiler has already been in
stalled in the new building which will
furnish power for a plant twice the
size of the plant at present.
This is much needed Improvement
in our city as there has been from
thirty to thirty-five employees in the
old building which is very poorly ven
tilated and uncomfortable, especially
during the summer months. Mr.
Peairs, the principal owner and pres
ent manager of the plant, invites the
public to call and inspect an up-to-
date laundry at their new location,
corner Second and Second west.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-27
HIGH SCHOOL
COMMENCEMENT
The Class Roll is Composed Of
46 Graduates.
CLASS SERMON WILL BE DELIY.
Erred AT AUDITORIUM
Class Play Wednesday Evening, June
2. Commencement Exercises ON
Wednesday Evening, June 5.

The first public event of this years
graduating exercises will be the class
sermon. This will be given at the
high school auditorium, Sunday eve
ming, June 1, by Rev. w. E. Henry, of
the Baptist church. All the churches
of the city are invited to unite in this
service. The music will be under
the direction Of the Twin Falls Con-
seryatory OF Music. The services will
begin promptly at o'clock.
The class play will be given on
Wednesday evening, June 4, at the
high school auditorium, beginning
promptly at S:15. The class will pre-
sent For Old Eli; Comedy of Yale
Life The class has selected a very
beautiful portfere curtain of silk plush
fQr the stage which will be presented
at this entertainment The admission
will be SO cents. Reserved seats will
be placed on sale at the Skeels-Wile
drug store, Monday morning, June 2.
The commencement exercises will
be held on Wednesday evening, June
| 5. The program will begin at S:15.
The commencement address will be
delivered by DR.. John F. Shepherd, OF
the Presbyterian church Admission
free by tickets which may be secured
at the Skeels-Wiley drug store, or
| from members of the class and high
school faculty. Tickets may be re-
served at the Skeels-Wiley drug store.
| Class Roll.
Paul Marin, Burd Wall, James
Griffith, Hattie Pettijohn, Mary Grif-
fifth, Elden Rounds, Emma Smith, Err
nest Campbell, Chloe Strong, Glen
Kirkpatrick, Vesta Thomas Ward
Hustled, Lesley Williams, Olive Van
Meter. Scott Williamson, Leah Chap
man, Tom McGrew, Glen Whitney, Oh
ga Brose, William Chisholm, Paul
Pickett, Granville Haight. Inez Wat
son, Clifford Benton, Kathryn Car
men Cox, Rex Bailey, Francis Youngs,
Pauline Evans, Jerry Siggins, Eva
Walton, Ethel Lyman, Glenn Bascom,
Mary Miner, William Macauley, Ethel
Clausen, Carl Hoag, Ruth Hughes,
Curtis Bower, Wanda Hoag, Doris
Liebengood, John Simena, Marion Et-
ter, Fern Costello, Dana Elliott, Aza-
lila Krengel, Will Hoffman.
| Two-year commercial certificates
will be issued to the following: Julia
Smith, Opal Ellington, Laurence
Warrington.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-27
STUDENTS SHOW GREAT TALENT
Advertising Sign Writing Contest
Brings Surprising Results.

In an advertising sign writing con-
test given by the Lincoln Produce &
Refrigerating company some very sur
prising results were obtained among
the high school and grade pupils. The
above firm offered $40 in prizes di-
vided between the high school and
the grades for the most artistic and
attractive sign bearing the trade
mark of that firm. The results were
beyond the highest expectation of Mr..
Hance. manager of the company who
had his eyes opened to the talent
display as he stated to The Times in
speaking OF the contest The follow
ing students were awarded the prizes.
High School.
First price-$3.00, c. P. Benton.
Second prize-$2.00, Miss Corrine
Taber.
Grade SchOls.
First prize-$3.00, M Jennings
Baylor, of Bickel school.
Second prize-$2.00,i Miss Marie
Steinour of Lincoln school,
The judges were Mesdames ]. L.
Daube, H. w. Wilson and Mr.. B. E.
Morse.
The exhibits in the contest which
are eliciting much praise from the
business men of the city are on dis
play at the City Pharmacy and should
be seen by every patron of the
schools.