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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03
THIRTEENTH PROVES
J||VX FOR 0GDENITES
Butte Wins Out in First
E.xtra-inning Struggle of
Union Season.
By bud" Fishe
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN, May 2.--Unable 70 Withstand
the strain Of the long siege, Pitcher
Green making his debut before N audi
ence Of Ogden fans. weakened In the
thirteenth inning of today's game. three
safe blows. together with a wild peg
by Foster, sending three mon across.
Special 10 The Tribune.
from the eighth inning, the final count
being TO in favor Of the Butte Min
ers
As the first extra inning struggle OF
the 1913 Union association season, the
conflict furnished far more thrills than
are usually found at this stage of the
season. With the visitors outhit UP TO
the final frame. the game should have
been counted 10 Ogdens credit and
might easily have resulted in that fash
ion had Manager Knight deemed II wise
to relieve Green In the early stages of
the extra rounds. At that Green was
working we'll until Foster heaved the
bali Wild TO first after two were down
in the thirteenth. After holding his
opponents hitless for three nerve-racking
innings, this was sufficient to send most
any hur!er skyward.
Knights men came from behind a lead
OF three runs when a two-inninG attack
sent Pitcher Robinson 10 cover in the
seventh. He was relieved by Applegstc
Who pulled the game out Of hole Cap
tain Shannon was largely responsible for
tying UP the count in the eighth when
be sent Pitcher Ciffin In to hit Tor Rob
inson, The hurler hit safe and put Mar
snail across with The tying-up count
Other than bad hole out OF which
Green worked in the tenth. there were
no real dangers up TO the unucky thir-
tecnth. Turseon and Levy had been
retired on flies to the outfield when
roster heaved Whalngs easy srounder
nigh over first. Then tho fireworks.
kafoTa singled, Duddy doubled and Mar
snail went 20 third on n long blow to
center ueld. With three over McClain
was retired on a Nv 10 Nurrav Pour.
roy, hitting for Green, earned n life on
Applegatc's error in the thirteenth hut
otherwiSe knights men were perfectly
harmless, The scorc:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03
NJ 'GOORTY- -CLABBY
BOUT GOES TO DRAW
Middleweights Put Up Fast
and Scientific Battle;
Evenly Matched.
BY International News Service.


DENVER. colo. May Eddie Nc
Goorty OF Oshkosh Wis. and Jimmy
Clabby of Hammond. Ind. went ten
rounds to draw tonight at the Denver
Athletic club In one OF the fastest and
most scientific battles ever staged In
Colorado.
1t was proved by the battle tonight
that The two men arc as nearly matched
as two fighters could possibly be- Clab-
by's cleverness and mastery footwork
was Offset TO A degree by the greater
weight and strength Of McGoorty.
There was not knockdowu during
the fight and at no time was either
fighter In distress. Clabby had the nth
and eighth rounds by a good margin and
the second and fourth by q shade.
The f1rst third, sixth and seventh were
even. and McGoorty earned draw by
taking the ninth and tenth with good
lead, AT the gong both men were
strong.
Clabhy landed more often than his
weIghtier opponent and seemed TO he a
better judge OF distance. The feature OF
his work was lefthand iah that repeat
edy landed on McGoorty's jaw. He
brought cheers from the crowd by his
marvellous infighting and his fast foot
work
The battle was staged as a worlds
cha mpionship affair with the middle
weight title at stake. While neither man
actually holds the title IL is figured that
the right to IL must lie between the two
Abe Pollock was referee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03

Manager llostcr was hit IN The eve BY
the bali while practIcing before tho
game and Was replaced By Fave at first,
IN the third inning strip bcsned Frdry
when trying to put ont Weaver The
haIl hit the umpire behind the ear With
considerable velocity but Frary grinned
and called the runner safe.
Ia the firsi frame Potts OF Great Falls
was caught al the plate. lie walked TO
first advanced TO second on Galenas
bunt. stole third. and was put out at
the pan by Strip. assisted by Pende-
ton. Galcna went out on his bunt 10
Morgan and Kelly went out on hy TO
right field In the second Inning.
iicste:'S aggregation had even less sue
cess than In the first and only three men
faced Morgan. Toner went out on a fy
10 Spencer. SineT made first on A single
10 Ilird sack, but was put out at sec
ond BY Davis, assisted by Strip.
I;suChman went out OF an easy fly to
S,hlmDn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03
TWIN FALLS TEAM
SHOWING UP STRONG
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
TWIN FALLS, May The Twin
Falls baseball team is now in active
training and Will soon get into the har-
ness In earnest. The squad had its first
real work OF the season IN n game
against the Buhl and Filler combined
team. and got away with the big end Of
a II TO score.
An attractive schedule Is now being
arranged by Manager c. II. Chaplin for
the coming season. and the locals expect
10 make classy showing against the
southeastern teams. Bursing, recently OF
Boise, an old University OF Minnesota
man. has been secured to DO the work
on the mound. and with Chaplin. an old
eX-Yalc man, behind the willow. Faulk-
ner, Johnson. Benoit. Klersted and But
Ter viii be seen again this year with
Twin Falls Patten, Bailey, McClear and
Norris VIII also be back in the game,
as will also Kirkpatrick. Bedford and
whitney. Reynolds will assist OF the
slab and Butler can be relied upon 10 go
behind the palte In pinch.
The seam will cross bats with the
strong American Falls outfit next Sun
day afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03
.PH|LL|ES DEFEAT
GIANTS IN SEVENTH
Pitchers Battle Even Until
Mccormick Singled With
Bases Full.

PHILADELPHIA. May 2.-The most
Of the action in todays game between
Philadelphia and New York was con-
fined 10 the seventh inning. Philadel-
phia won. 4 TO 8. Seaton and Memaree
sttlcd until the seventh inning. with
ono run against each. Then two passess
off Seaton and Markle's single, filled the
bases. Mccormick, who batted for De-
inaree, singled, scoring two runners,
Crandall went in 10 pitch In the home
teams half With two out Phiadel-
phia won the game on Killers single.
a pass 10 Cravath. who batted for Sea-
ton, Paskert's double and Knahe's sin
gle. After lobert received "a pass, Mar
guard took CrandalIs place In the
eighth inning Doolan disputed a deci
sion BY Umpire Byron and was ordered
off the field Chalmers, who took Sea-
tons place. ended the game by tanning
Burns with runners on third and sec
ond.
NEW YORK E-PIIILhpEIPRfA
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WILL PLAY TODAY
FOR RACQUET TITLE
Williams and Soutar VIII Put Up
Close and Very Fast
Contest.
By international News Service.

By international News Service.
PHILADELPHIA. May 2.-The second
half OF the racquet match for the pro-
fessional championship OF the world. be-
tween Jock" Soutar OF the Philadelphia
Racquet club and c. Williams. champion
OF England. viii be played tomorrow at
the Philadelphia Racquet club.
Williams led. four games TO two. in
the first half OF the match played in Lon
don recently. The match was close and
fast. the margin between the two play
ers In the whole six games being only
five aces. Soutsr expects TO have a big
advantage in the games tomorrow by
reason OF his playing on his own court.
Williams has been using the Phiadel-
phla court for the past two weeks.
George Standing. former champion. LA 3
been coaching SoutAr. coming over TO
Philadelphia two and three times a week
10 give Soutar instructions and 10 play
practice games with him.
Peter Latham. former worlds cham
Pton. Us WilliamgE coach and came over
from England with Williams and Soutar
for the match.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03
CUBS TAKE ONE
FROM CINCINNATI

CHICAGO. May 2.-Smith's generos-
,ty in giving passes. coupled With an er-
ror and oppcrtuue hitting gave Chicago
To ! victory over Cincinnati today
The visitors lone run resulted from
Bescherss g triple and Evers's error. when
he threw into the stand in an attempt
TO head off the runner at third Smith
held the locals 20 four scattered hits
but could not find ;he plate al critical
times
Cheney was a little wild. but man
aged 10 keep the visitors 10 nalf a doz-
en- we'll scattered hits.
President Murphy OF the local Nation
ais TO-DAY announced the sal. of Out
fielder KnIsely and Inflelder Mcdonald
to the Birmingham. Ala. club Of tSs
Southern lea que. These players came 10
Chicago in tho Tinker deal.
CINCINNATI. CHICAGO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03
AZUREA CAPTURES /
THIRD RACE At All
Favorites Gallop Home W
ners Of Fifth and SIKH
Events.
By International News Service.

81 International News Service.
ALAN. Idaho. May 2-Tcday'p raS, -.
a. tollc~s: q
First race. five furlonss-Ma-e rss,iu
tMcpovclD, TO 2. won; Ethel WIFI, II =
Martini. 7 20 ,. second; Right E.I,tle "a y
liasamol. 10 l. third Time. l:o1 Il;
Egan. Ponteiact oratorisn. Sum Grr,tr 7
lin Minstrel. Johnstowu and SAINT, cs, T.
ran. ss'
Second race. five furlonss--Lss E,,,,.,.
los lEestansou). 20 !, won; Yabq M 4.
onaughl. 3 10 I. second, Queen Rutb a. n
DoSciD. 70 10 ], third. Time Inn e.
Locust Bud, FaStoso. Cpescro and Y,sr,, !,
-Rn.
Third =aoe. flvo and a bali t,r,om.-l.-
- lHliO. to I, won Hazel e. II r.
game). to i. second. Percy HcndeI,cu. "a r.
gan), 10 TO l. third. Time. los l.5 ~
Country Boy Dargin. snoeulsr. velis yo,5
AbIhu also ran.
Fourth race, ono mile and an elrblb- y
Lump l0i (Hiln s % g. won; slcspIssl
90 'Brien). n to /. second: Gretchen a.. iN n
phy), 10 l. third. Time, Is5. SARA r.
Dip and Jim California also ran.
Filth race SiG furlougs-Handedero ~ n
2anson), oven Won; Sgtrsnor 81 HIlD 4 n
second. King StalwaEt los rWa-reol a q
,hlrd Time. i:i5. Anne MeG. Bun a 8
llstina also ran.
Sixth racn. five and a half furlcott-pc,.-
~ PAUL. 70 8. won; Gsty Pasn. n h
DowOlN. rs 10 :, second. MIR Jonss. ID n.
toni, 10 70 = tSird. Time. los ?-6 Eu73
HsEwood. Eye White and Compton slss ~.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03
EVENS Up
BROOKL YN SERIES

BROOKLYN, May Boston evened
up the series with Brooklyn today by
hammerine out a to l victory I'm the
ninth inning. The score was tied at the
end Of the eighth after fine pitchers
two OH bases In the ninth. Mann
smashed out long liner 10 center Just
as the base runners started double
steal. Stengel was coming in fast 10 back
ball shot over his head for a cleanup
home run. An lnfield hit, an error and
Wneat's double in the fourth scored
other tally in the seventh on a single
and Sweeney's three base hit TYLER
pitched a splendid game
BOSTON -EROOKTYS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03
SHER WOOD RUNS a
HIGH AT PLMLlC
sy Intcrnationsl Nows Service.

PIILICo. Hay 2-Tolsy'u raoe results:
Flrst race, ak furlongs-Lord wellt n 81
cnEJ. s791o. won, Popsun. III Turner. n
second. R0cins Bello. 1oT (stnrl!ngl. tls4
Guiding Firm and Uenotlc). 800. Gih- q
lli 1-5. AstroloRer. Lo@ia. Blue Moste U
ob!e. ArJcloD. Rye Straw. Heuo,lc ssd I'm q
ran.
Second race. four tu:lonss-Matsr ~ q
wclN. $50. won. Crcssbun. io' NGd&
Ciiold. including Transiona. Gallant Boy. VIZ
Milky Way. $3.50. third. Time rs IS @
away. FL Poidc. Nancy 0rmc. CsntIes II
Robcl. Laird 0'Eirhca,dy. Fool o. Fotr,a
burg Belle. T1naslena. Gallant Boy. veiIessz 4
MILKY Vay also ran
Third race. six fu-loagT-shcrwood 10 Ni1r
s23sO. Won. Hoffman. l0I tRobhinsl. An
Ond; RasJon. lG5 (Snydor). H.D hld.
1913 As Jack Nrnnally. Vigoroui- Joe ~
und sy!YoztTls also rnn.
Fourth race. the Inaugural steplersass
UilsE-Guucotton, i5s tAllcnl. sS-so va
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03
MICHIGAN-CORNELL
TRACK MEET TO-DAY

ITHACA. y. Y. May 2.-Coruell and
Michigan VIII meet tomorrow on Perry
neld in the first big dual track meet
Of the year The Michigan team ar
rived today. The outcome OF the meet
is very much in doubt and neither
eoach would claim victory tonight.
One Of the hottest contests outside
of the intercollcgiates will be the half.
mile race between Haff of Michigan
aud john Paul Jones. Cornen's inter,
collegiate record holder.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03
Polo Ponies Shipped.

LONDON, May 2.-Forty-nve ponies.
valued at Si0O. 600. for the use OF the
British polo team in their attempt 10 win
the Internal tiona polo cup at Meadow
brook, Long Island In June. were loaded
oils. which leaves tomorrow for New
York Thirty~two srooms accompany
the ponies. which will be exercised daily
on the tancoVered deck OF the steam
ship.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03
Skyscrapers Taste Defeat
At Hands of Fast Recruit
"Mac's" Men Fail to Solve Duffy's Delivery; Elec-
tries Bunch Hits Off Morgan and Hunmel;
McClain Joins Locals; Score 5 to 3.

TESTERS ELEcTRcs again defeated the skyscrap Lucas
~ yesterday
\ that the previous day. NcCloskeys
Duffy recruit on
of
in
nv faiur score to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03
LONG HITS GIVE
GAME TO PIRATES

PITTsBURG. May After suffering
five straight defeats. Pit,sburg nosed
out st Louis this afternoon by getting
Ions hits off Grincr at the right time
hendrix was rather wild, but he ksp,
nine hits fairly well scattered and nine
~ Louis runners were left on bases
hard hitting by Miler won the game for
FutsourS. MS three-oagger and two
oagger figuring in the rin-getting Two
doubles. triple and single save Pitts
oure three runs In the second inning
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03
CTScfNNATLCHlCAGo

'Bat'Hf foT s.nitn In tho seventh.
fpstt.5 ,or Hart>r IN tha niuth
sror- BY !anlngs-
Cincinnati .-............N q n a :,
Chicago .,........--.....o 0 q -
summs-y: Euo-s-9s-se-. Eye-s 90. Tbr.o.
base hit--Be'>hor. Home -US-frarh Ei,s-O,,
smith. in six inninrs. cY R--fe- no,e IN -
lnutuEs Sacrifice hts-Suith Evers. Sar-Js,..
tiy-Arche-. stolen baseh-Tialcr. Miller pou-
bic piay-Zlrimsrman 90 EysTs. rs't on bsse.
Cincinnati. :. Chicago. :. H,ses 90 halis-ofs
Cheney, T. OF Smith. = or HAfto-. s,r,cl
out-By Cheney. &: By Smith. 3 1Ild p,,bE
Hsrtsr. Time OF game hour 10 minu,es Ur
7ircs-oWens aud Guthrie
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03
Auto Race Entries Close.

CHICAGO. May e-Twenty-sey.n cars
have been entered In the 50o-u1ile auto
mobile race TO he held at Indianapolis
on Memorial dar. the entry list having
closed last night. Only twenty four ma
chimes competed last year Among thA
entries are seven cars of European make
ard five OF them viii ne driven by for
cigners
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03

HepdriS's wildnesS had given ST. Louis
run i'm the first and a double play
bv Butler and Miller saved him from
further damage with the bases fun
With ST. Louis runners on first and third
and run needed 10 tie with two out
in the ninth, NioN made a fast play on
Mowrey's hard smash and retired the
side.
81. LOUIS. .plrTsnCRG.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03
HELENA WINS
PITCHERS FIGHT

Cpp p,iS TO ,, this time the score had hung D.,
three sRS 3itShc1s; LA; IN Nay iI 2-Missoula used
same ana Helena won, 16 10 q
in,,;"s.o lor the NiGjlantcs and lasted ono
KIM ,i,ihs, :. WI, when he VAS relieved by Hon.
lied dmu0,, dmno after allowing five ruiis. sci
Wv" aho held the locaIs safn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03
WINS
BOWLING MEDAL

The last five games of the first series
Of the individual bowling tournament
were rolled of at the Windsor alleys
last night. Warner won the medal with
total Of @16? The second series is now
open for qualifying scores:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03

score by innings
h ho,to -...-..-o o n n :, f,
's0eh .......o o 0 o q a n >
summary; Two-bsfs hl,.-tr,y., g.. -,
a.a,ce.o oass hl,-Marhell. stolcu bsscp"Tur9toy
ncSI,e., II "@yrssIi t2). Murray. Sacrifice hts
tf..'b7'"s 10 MnShns t2l. NicCJan Moorohcad
is,t, sacrlilco flicS--Duddy jsJ. DonbIn 'ot, III
,,ysn ION 10y, 20 Whslipg HitS-on RobInson. 10 IN
Green '"iD'"SSa or AppieEato in six nn!nss OF
~, aooins9u' nI o. b. AnpIesate. ]; by Green naso,
III, oa''',Cli ,,li N9biGNon. >; OF Green SVGJ
~, hopth7ou, 3. Passed bsIls-yo,-o ~ =
LID! lim D! pitched hsil-whaiing ard wlraSoii =. *:
r,,,n Joncs. Hy Robinson: Applceatc bv Gr.. g'
I,|..o m''',l my Murray. Iraycs (3). Grccr
n,seon kaiorn Duddy. Merhau I.S '''u, 49,
i,- n",i@. II; Ogden Z Time NJ -, %.
hooih' minutes. Umpire-wrlrbt - S'"c-a
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Score Twice in Third.

The Electrics had better luck In the
third and pulled two lncn across the
plate. Weaver singled TO center garden
made third on Dunys two gger and
scored when Strip hlt the umpire while
trying 10 throw TO Morgan at the plate
Duny hit two -bagger TO Spencer, ad-
lanced 10 third on Wild pitch and
tailed on Galena's play. Then Potts
Cialena and FAYE went out in "one two,
three order, retiring the side
In the fourth Kelly. Toner and Siner
went out with no delay. In the sixth
the E9ectrics rallied and TWO men
tailed making the score 4 10 3. Ga
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03

Summary: ErToT-MsrsuvIllc. LET, on b,sea-
Hoston. Z. Brooklyn. . Two baFc Lit-Wbeat
Ihreo-ba'e hits-swesney, miller. Home rupC
Mann sncrIfics hIs-Myeru. Sweeney Base,
on baUh-of Allen. :. Struck ou,-Ry Tyler a
by Allen. :, Hi by pl,chcr-By Alien iKirl,l
Wild piich-Allsn. Passed bail-WhalinE Tive
ortb. ~ "'''
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j otals .ssr.4..-...s.sss- 81
'g0t'cl fpc Amo5 In the fiTst

uclcns - -"''..-..o '''"'" i77i iei
Aitgoula ..............f
Summary: TSo-basc hif-lFeSe,I,, 4.
fobcy.r a.. Daschbich. Csonir. Vnns b.
base h!i --BFssry. Spencer. Douoic -,
by pitched balI-py Amcs. CsrIa,n; " 4,
Cr!f..udcu. Wild p!tch-smith sto,s S,..,.
Toh,u Elg7t~. CHnngnon, ou!eiey. I'm, -. ~ n
on Lails-OH Brooks, .; on Ams. a. ~
kiu,. 9. OF welcher. /. struck @ -rp,,.,r
Hls2or. Hioors. . IN three ana ts',nss.'' n
nIugs: or smith. > IN tvo.thlTts o.. o. - q: .
90 Wclchc~. 6 IN four and twc,',ms,, gr.,l,s 4
or Amcr. three !n one iun.ng; OH ~ 49,
eight lunlDEs Left on osses-ho''.-s = -
,pula Time of 5a'0e-- houS
Cmp!.s-LsrcCquc
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Summary: Error-Eor1os. Two-oase hits
Hersog PsskeEt (2) Knaoe. Sacrifice hlt--Knabc
stolen boses-Lobcrt Mcr.le. Dcyore Left on
bases-Scw York. 9; Philadelphia 6. Bases on
hnlls-On CrRndall. :: off soaton. o: OIL Chals
mcrs. l. First base error-Phil,dolnh!n J.
HIT by pitcher-Ry Chalmers (Snodgras9) struck
out-By Marquard. I: by Chalmers . Time o,
game; hourE. umpircs-Riglcr and Byrou
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03

Double pls.-Bu,lcy oaG Miller Rascs on briIy
-ON Hendrix. 4. St-uc; opi-Ry C7gncr >: b,
Hendrix. g. Lclt on basr7-s'. Louis. o. b. Pitts
burg. 5 Passed bali-kclly. Time 0, game
J hour % MINUTES. Umpircs-Brenuan sn1
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Papke Looking for Bout

foung Papke. who knocked out Eddie
Murphy IN the second round OF a sched-
uled twenty-round go In Reno. rolled
into town yesterday and Is eager for a
bout. Papke says he will fight any man
in the game at 100 pounds.
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Kodak Pictures FinisneI -
Mail us your films, Salt Lag -
Supply Co, $50 Main street -
photo dealers. (AdVei'-
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NEW YoRK-PmLApELPRfA.

'eatted for Demaree in the seventh.
Ik9n Tor Mccormick In the seventh.
t5atioJ for MsrQucrd IN the ninth
''setted for Soaton 10 tho seventh.
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continued or Following PaEe)
HELENA.

severe wind was responsible for ths Z
TorS
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Continued on Following Page).
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nt,ted for shannon in tho eighth.
Sp',uo 70! Robinson in tho eighth
fBattod FOR Green in tho rhir,"cn,i,
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'Bat,od for GTIncT !n the niuth.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-04-25

$40 Bailey Drug Store. i. ......
BAL T S Smith, salary months Il
342 Henry Savoi, viewing body
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-04-25
HEALTH EXHIBIT TRAIN
IN WELSH MAY 10 AND II.
Everyone Cordially Invited to Visit
the Moving Picture Show
at Niqht Probable. e

Announcement was received the first
Of the week to the effect that the
Health Exhibit Train, of the Louisiana
State Board of Health, will be in Welsh
from nine o'clock on Saturday, May
the 10th until 9 o'clock on Sunday, May
the 18th.
The train is making a twenty-five
days trip over the Southern Pacific
lines, leaving Houma, April goth and
completing its trip in Lake Charles
May 14th. 1t will be in Jennings on
the 9th and 10th, Welsh on the 10th and
18th. Lake Charles on the 18th and 18th
and in Lake Arthur on the 18th and 18th
A cordial invitation is extended to all
interested in Pure Food, Pure Drugs,
Higher Health Standards and Longer
Lives to visit this train and attend the
lectures that will be given. The Train
will have moving picture apparatus,
and will exhibit in the evening provided
the citizens make arrangements for a
Hall and the transportation of the
apparatus to and from the train.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-04-25
Butler-Decote.

On Monday evening at 4:30 p. m. at
the Catholic Church in this city, occurred
the marriage of Miss Irene Butler of
Welsh. to Mr.. Lee M. Decote of Iota. La.
Rev. Father Ferret officiating.
Miss Butler is the charming and &C.
complished daughter OF Mrs. ChaS.
Mason.
The bride wore a handsome white
charmeuse gown over white satin
trimmed in real lace. Her veil was of
white trlle with lilies of the valley.
She carried a bouquet of BRIDGES roses
and ferns tied with chiffon ribbon.
The groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
A. Decote of Marksville, La. and is tele.
graph operator in this city. He wore
the conventional black.
They were attended by Miss Adele
Mazerolle of Crowley, La, who wore
dew drop net over blue satin carrying a
bouquet of with streamers OF
blue chiffon ribbon.
After the wedding the bridal party
repaired to the home of the brides
mother where supper was served to
relatives and few intimate friends.
The brides travelling suit was
chamgne wool eponge with gloves, hat
and shoes to match.
The party left on No. ii for New Or.
leans and .Marksyille, La. for a few
days wedding trip. They will be at home
to their many friends in Welsh after
May first.
Many beautiful and useful gifts bore
testimony of the high esteem in which
they are held by their many friends.
BY A Friend.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-04-25
Hotel at Jennings Destroyed by Fire
Loss Estimated at S25,000

The Commercial Hotel of Jennings
was destroyed by fire Sunday night in.
volving a loss OF approximately
$25,000.0O. This hotel was situated on
the north side of the Southern Pacific
track near their freight depot, which
building itself was In great danger at
one time.
The building was ,hree.Story frame
one, and was owned by T, V. Williams
of Eunice and X. A. Dunbar of Jennings
The origin of the fire is unknown, but
it Is believed it was caused by defective
electric wiring. 1t started in the third
story. and was in full Roadway before
the fire department could get the stu.
alton under control.
The building was known as the Nc.
Farland Hotel for many years.