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liam Lindsay has the club next week.
A ours OF ices and cakes was
served.
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Wis. Nibull liN~it->.
Tho mutrons Of Mrs. " NJ Mounts
Fhalla Gruycr az "a substitute. were
her guests on Thursday al Ter suite In
Auction clUb ~ two tables, and Miss
the Stone apartments.
Vatican baskets Of pink roses were
the attractive plan OF decoration. the
same color being carried out in the
rofreshment courses with which rose
baskets filled with candles We're
served. club favor of silk hose went
e. Mrs. Robert NJ Moody. and the
guest favor to Miss Gruyer. The game
next week will be played with Mrs. I
@. Rosser.
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Mrs Theodore Tacks auction
bridge tra 1u Wednesday afternoon
,OmplImrntiug her mother Mrs
Hunter g.. Leake OF Now Orleans,
was "a charming affair OF the mid
week, guests for eight tables being
asked o. play IN honor OF Mrs
I.ouye g Visit.
Lovely pink p]oonics were used with
palms I'm decorating the living room
and pink Wuct peas ln the dining
room.
A favor VI q lace fam was given
for high score at each table. tho Win
uors being Mrs Frank !. Moore, Mrs
j.. w. Sinclair, Mrs. A. Miller Ham
met. Miss Muudo Painter Mrs julia
laruswuuth -SupeT OF Topeka, and
Mrs. Russell smith of Kansas city.
The game was followed by tho
serving of tea ina tho dining room.
where Mrs r. $ Henry and Mrs
George A. Wells poured, having as
assistants the Misses Maudc Painter,
Mae Evans. Gladys Brown, Florence
BrHymcr, Katherine Unruh ~ Brad
ford. pa.. and Frances SWartz Of New
Orleans
Mrs Leake win return home to
New Orleans the first Of the week.
Luncheon Courtesy for Mrs. Stich
An affair of cNuuIs,telN dainty ape
pOiutmeutS on Friday was the lunch
con Of twelve covers, with Mrs. Frank
Haskell as hostess, honoring Mrs. a.
e. stitch Of Independence. Kansas.
Lavender and white We're the co.-
ors OF decoration. these shades also
being carried out m the luncheon
menu. The table Ccuterpicce was "a
anal. -N -F lee 3D. I4Ll.at fHIl.H N.H D.
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Senior Class Day at Henry Kendall.
The senior academy class Of Henry
Kondall college win hold their class
day exercises on Tuesday afternoon az
3 go o'clock TO which everybody n
welcome. The class has prepared .
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Fail to Find Basket.

The Ogden players were in good conni
ton, but they seemed unable to find the
basket when the opportunity was AFFORD
ed. They invariably had chances ut the
basket, but not until the last five min
utes OF play did they score on field bas-
kets. This t2arow was made by Glasmanr
from the center OF the. field and was fol-
lowed in rapid succession by Fuller from
a difficult position. The locals other
four points were made by Fuller on foul
throws. Fouls were numerous on either
side, but the Ora nite team scored only
three OUT OF eight free throws. Price, a
game at the center position. His place
was later given to Warner D. Young, a
freshman. who Was fortunate enough 70
be allowed TO work during. the last half
OF the game and played q good ga e
against his Aeavier and more experienced
-a,,tc
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In the district court In and for Salt
Lake county, state OF Utah, j. K. ".
Bracken. plaintiff, against julie Miller
defendant, TO be sold ac sheriff's sale a +
the west front ont door dS, of the county court
Lake. state Of Utah on the END dav ~
February. A. D. 1914, al 12 O'Clock noon or,
OF said day. all the right title. claim and
interest OF said defendant, Of. In and m
the following described real estate.
to wit
ALI Of lot No. 1S. block 2, Hill par,. :.
subdivision OF lots and 10, and n. -
OF and II. block 8. ten-acre plat A Big
Utah. VI
Purchase price PAYABLE in lawful money
Dated at Salt Lake CITY Utah ,b,.
9th day OF January. a. d, 1919 't''S
ANDREW SMITH, JR..
Sheriff OF Salt Lake County, State ~
Utah. %
BY D, P, Thomas, Deputy Sheriff
Dan 3. Shields. Attorney for Plaintiff
,o pate of first publication, January IL,
LILA n1oai
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] Ut HUF-UU
R0Se1der TT -
u. Freshmen.
YOKEL-HARBERTSON
MATCH CALLED OFF

Mike Yokel went to Ogden yesterday to
make arrangements for wrestling match
with Jack Harbertson In Ogden on Feoru-
ary II. He came back last night without
having completed those arrangements and
there will be no match, SO far as Mike
Ogden peoples terms- Yokel said; indeed,
he said, he was unable to find anything
that even resemblcd terms.
Yokel's only bout, therefore. Is his
match with George Bothner In this city
on February Q.
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Juarez Entries
By International News aervtoe.

First race. one mile-Inquieta, 100:
Calcium. glan9rence Birch. Unalga, 1o5:
John Louis. Wicket. Dahlgren, G. W.
Morgan, 112; Great Jubilee. lie.
Second race, seven furlongs-Fairly, 81:
Hester. Transact, 100: Ave. Christmas 8
Eye. Siiverstone, Hy KY. 10S; George, 1O5
Muy Buens, Ceos. Durln, 10s.
Third race. nve and half furlongs-
Rosemary Little Birdie, SO: Judge Dem
Ton IL. lo1 Cha nticlor. Amohalko, Song
Of Rocks. Marsand. Lady Tendl, Rose Of
Jeddsh, 1Q3. Zulu, Eye White. Bob Lynch.
106: Miss SLY. 107: Orinar Lad. lOs.
Fourth race, three and half furlongs-
Climber. GYPSY. Miss Fielder Comnau-
retta. sMarte O'Brien, 10: sBlue Racer.
Barbarita. Josefina. Zeret Silver Blossom
Lady Capricious. 1l5- ('9larie O'Brien
and Blue Racer coupled.)
Fifth race. one rnIie-PhilIistlna los:
Tom Murphy, 107; Eolberg. Ursula Emma
EtlIelda, 10: Dave Montgomery. BalclIff
Miami. Marshal TiIghman, Anon, iie:
Van Horn. lis.
Sixth race. mile and a quarter-Blacl;
Eyed Susan, sc: Lord Elan. Cordie T..
Tahoe, 1oS; Little Marchnont. IFS.
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GRANITE FIVE BEATS
OGDEN HIGH SCHOOL
Farmers Are Heavier and
More Experiences; Score
Is "a to 8.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan. 24.-The Granite mgh
school basketball team tonight defeated
the Ogden aigh school quintotte, by q
score OF 24.to S. The Ogden players were
no match for the husky farmers and were
outweighed several pounds 10 the man.
Lon Romney's aggregation was light but
fast. and did some excellent team work
and showed remarkable ability In shit
ing.
This makes the sixth victory for the
Granite team this season. while they have
lost but one game. The game IN waich
they were defeated was with tho Weber
academy OF this city, This game was
lost by only one point in the most ex-
citing battle OF the season. and was con-
ceded 20 Weber In the last minute OF
play. The teams that were the victims
Of the Farmers were; An HalloWs,
Grantsville. University Preps In two
games, Ogden and the Granite Alumni,
Coach Willard Ashton Of Granite is
we'll supplied with material and has used
as high as eleven men In one game
This number was used In both the
alumni game and the last game with the
preps. In the game tonight only six
men were used. but they were cnanged
about consldera bly,.
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KID KENNETH KNOCKS
OUT ARTHUR PELKEY

BAKERSFIELD, Cal. Jan. 24-"Kid"
Kenneth knocked out Arthur Pekey In the
sixth round of a scheduled twenty-round
fight at TAFT tonight They are heavy
weights.
The knockout blow was a left hook TO
the head, following right uppercut which
sent Pelkey to the floor for the count of
six Kenneth had every round except the
first. He was not injured.
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HAT FACTORY

S~~~~~~~~~~~~<~~~~~~~~~~~~
FOR HAT REPAIRING SEE TAYLOR.
the Halter, "a East LIST So. Estab.
1888. g2065
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers of the DAILY Mining company will be
held at the office OF the company, room
9lS kearns building. Salt Lake City.
Utah. on Monday. February ls. 1914 at
10 a, M, for the election Of a board of
directors and officers. and for the trans
action OF such other business as may be
necessary. GEORGE w. PARKS
Secretary DAILY Mining company.
Salt Lake City, Utah. Jan. 15. 1914
u2a77
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Kiviat and Kolehmainen Tie.

NEW YORK, Jan, 24.-Hannes Kolch-
mainen. tho Finn runner. and Abel R.
city, ran q dead heat in tho!r two-rnile
match race at the Thirteenth regiment
games IN BROOKLYN tonight They COW
cred the distance In 10 minutes ) 4-b
seconds. about 90 seconds behind the rec
ord. Neither man appeared to be in
condition.
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FUNERAL NOTICES

JORKIJIND-Funeral services for Car
ence A. Bjorklund. who died January
2s, 1914, at 22s Paxton avenue win be
held at the Thirtieth ward chapel; Jann-
orv 2b beginning at / p. m. FRIENDS
Invited Interment In City cemetery
JDNSE,N-F,.neral services for Mrs. Nellie
Jensen. who died at 26Gi South Main
street, on January a. 1914. viii pe held
chanel at o. M, Monday. January %,
1871 Interment In City cemetery
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NATIONAL LEAGUERS
TALK THINGS OVER
Continued from Page Fourteen.)

ing until Cole appeared in Federal
uniform.
"I will say, however, that Cole is
my property; I invested money in him,
aud I will go TO the limit to get this
man. he added.
Farrell said he believed Sweeney
had not jumped to the new league. He
admitted that Scout Arthur Irwin was
sent to Chicago to sign lelder and
Sweeney, but because a member of
Sweeney's immediate family was dead,
Irwin decided not to try to do any
business with the catcher until next
week
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DIED

I,IT1I p pTCHNAt Newhouse, Utah. January ~.
1914 Louis Rss1 a;n1 aged 50 children gehTs joe he
nars,. .s 81 oils r.. Jennie Reich kilburn.
Jeesle Jeeh L L. aG and TIomas 1. Reich. all Of
this % city. The body win arrive In TINS M
city January rs. Announcement o' iu-
neral services Will appear iaeef'
C.rIrp rpp1NcToN-At tho family residence,
9o96 Major avenue, January 23, 1914,
Leo Bertram Cherrngton, son OF Albert
Cherrington, aged years Announcement
~ func1aI services will appear later,
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CHIROPODIST

L. ZAMBLA. FOOT SPECIALIST. CON
sulta tion free. At East First South
Wasatch 5064. r392s
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MEN. ALSO LADIES, Mn
velopes. mall circulars a.
$40 weekly. Spare or wnos
particulars 1sc stamps. e.
E-l3f, Pontiac bldg, Cnio
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Main street, Salt Lake City, Utah. on
the End day OF February, 1914 at p m,
TO pay the delinquent assessment there
on, together with the costs OF advertis-
Ing and expenses OF sale.
c. NJ. HOUGHTON. Secretary
Office, 2S5 Main street. Salt Lake City.
Utah m1766
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CHINA DECORATING

MISS BERTHA WAGENER'S STUDIO,
Il East Third South. China suitable for
gifts and prizes. Class and private les
sons c969
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RTCHIE AND WOLGAST
MATCHED, is REPORT

CHICAGO. Jan. 2f-Willle Richie,
lightweight champion, and Ad wolgast
who bested Joe Rivers last Friday, were
rne lched late tonight TO box ten rounds
at Milwaukee the first week in March,
according TO an announcement tonight by
WolgeEt'S me mayer.
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EUREKA HILL MINING COMPANY.
Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting OF the stoclehold-
ers of the Eureka Hill Mining company
for the election of officers and the trans
action or such other business as may
properly come before the meeting will be
held at the company's office IN the Des-
eret National bank building. II East First
South street, In Salt Lake City, Utah. on
Tuesday, February II. 1914. at IL o'clock
noon, JAMES Z. BERKLEY
Secretary.
mlS4o
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LOGAN AGGIES WIN
FROM SALT LAKE HIGH

Special TO The Tribune.
LOGAN, Jan. N-The Salt Lake high
school met It's Waterloo at the hands Of
the Agricultural college basketball team
tonight in q rough, specta cular game.
The final ecore was 60 TO 26. Stanley
Johnson. star center Of the Salt Lake
five. was unable TO play In the second
half, as he was ''all In as result OF
the hard playing during the first half.
The game was fast and furious from
start TO finish. with the Aggies lie the lead
at all times, The Salt Lake boys were
much smaller than their collegiate oppo-
nents, yet they played great game.
High school was unable TO use It's team
work In the second half after Johnson
was compelled TO quit. The first half
ended with the score 20 to in the local
teams favor but Johnsons Injury made
things easy for the locals. Rawlings and
johnson starred for Salt Lake, while
Peterson and Captain Owens played brill
liantly for the Aggles.
The lineup:
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Sherman Beets Sheridan.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Jan s4,-Joe
Sherman. the Memphis lightweight, out
boxed and outsousht Mickey Sheridan Of
Philadelphia in a ten-Tound bout at the
Auditorium tonight In the semi-windup,
Eddie Kally OF Chicago and Martin Cal
lahan OF Huntington, w. Va, went SIX
rounds TO a draw.
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PERSON IS KNOWN WHO TOOK GUN
metal bag from Walkers dressing room.
Return bag TO exchange desk at Wal
ker's, can keep moneys no questions
asked. n265T
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

- - - " - -~--~---~>-
TO PATENT INVENTIONS, REGISTER
trade marks or copyrights, SEQ J. NJ
Thomas, sos Utah Savings & Trust bldg
Ol2I
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MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES

LARGE STOCK 70 SELECT FROM. R.
Mckenzie Display yards. 42s s. State.
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STANDING on TEAMS
DELINQUENT NOTICE,

Pioche Metals Mining company, prtn-
cipal place of business. Salt Lake City,
Utah.-Notice
There are delinquent upon the follow
Ing described stock on account OF as
sessnent No. o OF of 1 cent per share
levied on the Sth day OF December, 1913,
the several amounts set opposite tho
names Of the respective shareholders. as
fnllnua.
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LOsT-GoLD WATCH. ON 2ND WEST
car, Friday night: initials Z. G. en-
gTaved on watch Return to s21 So, lst
West. Reward. m7S6T
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FLORISTS
CUT FLOWERS

HUDDART FLORAL CO.. So so. MAIN
street Phone LOG. Cut flowers and
funeral designs. n1633
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Breeze Heads Western.

WICHITA, Kan, Jan. 24-Da MEL E.
Breece OF Wichita was today elected pres
ident OF The Wichita Western league
baseball club. "Nlcl' Maddox formerly
OF the Kansas City American Association
club, was named manager.
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Howell Bents Kurt,


By InteTnatIonaI NeWs SerVIoa
| PHILADELPHIA, Jan 24--Tonnny
Howell OF this city won from Dave Kurt
| Of Newark In the windup at the National
y C. tonight IN an embarrassing bout
italian Joe Cans Of Brooklyn had a shad
semi i-&fudup. " ~"
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S. d. EVANS, UNDERTAKEN, EN-
balmer. Mortuary chapel, 4S SO, State
Automobile service II desired, without I'D
diuonal expense. Was. 364. b21s
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Manti Beats MoropL
Special to The Tribune

MANTI, Jan. 24.-The Menti high
school defeated the Moronl high school
basketball team here tonight by the
score OF IS to 35. This Is the last game
Of the season for the local team.
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BEST EQUIPPED sTENoGRAPHIC OF
fice in state. Reynolds Sc Summers.
1903 Walker Bank Bldg. n2399
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

Stewart, Stewart & Alexander, Attor.
neys for Executors ,noe7-
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BOXELDER HIGH TEAM
BEATS UTAH FRESHIEs
Special to The Tribune.

BRIGHAM CITY. Jan. 24-Coach
Roskelly's great little BoSelder high
school basketball quintette won from the
fast University Of Utah freshmen five
here tonight by the score OF 28 to 22
The game was played In the high school
gymnasium.
The Boxelder high school has victory
over the Aggies to It's credit: whom IL de-
feated last week here. The Aggies will
be met again next Monday In Logan. The
Aggies were crippled when the two teams
met last week. as Owens and Peterson
were not in condition to play.
The stars OF tonight's contest were Pc
terson and Van Pelt for tho freshmen.
The locals, while steady. did not show
their best form
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Knockout for Bombardier.

CARDIFF. Wales, Jan. 2f.-Boir bar
dier Wells tonight knocked out pigot.
Freaoh heavyweight, In the flrst round
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AUCTION SALES

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RESULTS AND ENTRIES
Continued from Page Fourteen

mont. 1o1 (Neylon), 4 TO l, third. Time.
1:3S As. Jimmie Gall, Sea Cli1f, Loyyeen.
Voladay. Jr.. and Henry Walbank also
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well and promptly.pIlsscf 4,
consideration. Send proT%i Tis
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ears. answers 10 name Of Buster. Re
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WEEKS RECORDS OF CITY AND
COMMERCIAL BOWLING TEAMS
CITY LEAGUE,

gol,oufar are tho records Of the performances Of
individual bowlcrg and team work In tho Conn
nerciAl and City Icngues for tho wook andod Fri
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0o west Second South 'S'|
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l. D. S. BOYS DEFEAT
B. Y. II. HIGH SCHOOL
Special to TIE Tribune.

Provo, Jan. 24.--The L. d. s. basket
ball team of Salt Lake defeated the B,
y. U. high school qutntette here tonight
In tho local gymnasium In one OF the
fastest and best games seen on the local
floor this season The final score was
So to SO.
The local five made four more points
on field baskets than the visitors, but
the brilliant throwing on the free throws
by Glen Smith. center OF tho visitors.
won them the game. Coach Webb Of the
local high school was elated over the
showing of his boys Although they lost.
he says that they will yet prove a fac
tor In the division race
Snow academy quintette by the score
OF 5S to IS. The game was played at
EphraiIn.
Homer Hoisington, boys secretary OF
the Y. N. c. a. OF Salt Lake. was the
referea tonight and did excellept work.
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der OF the board OF directors made on the
stn day OF December, 1915. SO many
shares or each parcel OF such stoei, as
may be necessary Will be sold al public
auction at the office OF the secretary. 235
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