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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-08
Dinner for Reverend Bard.

Mr.. and Mrs Eugene LoTtOn en-
tertained with beautifully appointed
dinner last evening, the courtesy Of
the occasion being extended TO Rev
erend Andreas Bard of Kansas city,
who came to Tulsa especially TO give
an address at the Elks memorial
Sunday, and who has been a guest
in the Lorton home since his arrival.
A number of the guests were prom
inent Elks and the Elks' cOlOrs, pur-
pie and white, were expressed in the
table decorations of centerpieCe Of
violets and lilies of the valley and
bows of purple tulle. The faVurs
were bOutonniCres of valley lilies. A
smoker followed the dinner, at which
covers were laid for Reverend Bard,
Congressman Bird Mcguire of Wash
ingtOn u. c., Reverend c. V. King,
Rogers and w j. Gregg, Messrs,
Frank H. Greer, Paul NJ. Galloway,
Cyrus S. Avery l.. x. Cone, Charles
T.. Dent and the host.
Saturdays meeting of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy with
Mrs. W. Tate Brady as hostess was
given over TO making plans for a cell
ebration of General Standwaite' 5
birthday on Saturday December u,
at the home of Mrs. James II. Sykes,
the occasion to include a large num-
Der of friends Of the daughters and
Christmas box TO be sent to the con-
fcderatc home at ArdmOre. The bust .
ness was followed by pleasant so
cial hour during which refreshments
were served.
A piano, voice and expression re
cital, in which the pupils Of Prof
John Knowles Weaver. Miss Carolyn
Porter and Miss Margaret Wynd
ham in Kendall college will parttci-
pate, is to be held Thursday evening
December 10, in the college auditor
um. Patrons and friends Of the col
lege will be welcomed
Mrs. e. f. Frey and young son
Frederick, wilf-1eave Thursday for an
extended visit to relatives in El Paso
Texas. Mr.. Frey will join them foI
the Christmas holidays Mir. and Mrs
Edgar w. McCrary win occupy the
Frey home during the family's abb
senCe.
Mr. and Mrs T. l.. Golay are re
moving from the Maxine apartments
to a residence at Thirteenth ana Main
where they will be at home to friends
after this week
Miss Gertrude Connolly accompan-
led by her guest, Miss Clara Kennedy
Of Amsterdam, y. Y, left yesterday
for Muskogee, whore they win Spend
a few days as guests of Mr. and Mis-
John Connolly.
Mrs. W c. Elliott and dauRhthor
Wilma. will leave shortly for vsi
over tho holidays with relatives ir
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mrs. Grant Il. Mccullough is home
from fortnight's visit in Missouri
Mrs. Cornelius Van Dyke Basten oil
Carney, Neb.. is hero for brief visit
10 Mrs. u G. Rose and other friends
Mrs. Rose has invited u small com
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-08
just to XIII Time.

4 woman never cats when she has
ANYTHING else to do.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-08

Mrs. Grant Il. Mccullough is home
from fortnight's visit in Missouri
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-08

Mrs. r, f. Frey and young son,
Frederick, wili-1eave Thursday for an
extended visit to relatives in El paso.
Texas, Mr.. Frey Will join them for
the Christmas holidays. Mir. and Mrs.
Edgar w McCrary win occupy the
Frey home during the famly's abb
senCe.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-08

Mrs. Cornelius Van Dyke Basten Of
Carney, Neb., is here for brief visit
10 Mrs u G. Rose and other friends
Mrs Rose has invited a small COM
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-08

Mrs, Il. +. Capps and young daugh-
ier Margaret have returned from a
several days visit 10 Mrs Capps Sis
ter, Mrs r. c. Herbert in oklahoma
'tty
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-05
DAVIS CUP MATCHES
BEGIN ON AUGUST 13

ne" YORK. Morch THE international ohsI-
lcnso matches for tho Davis lawn tennis cup
VIII DO played on Thursday Friday and SAT-
urdoy. August 10. "a aud l5. Tho American ma :
eonai lawn tcnnls championship tournamon, a,
Newport WIN begin on August q. a wock later
These datee woro announced today br y n
wreon. president OF tho United states National
Lawn tcnnis association Tho places at which Tho
International matches win bo PLAYED waro nnt
chosen today on account OF tho absence OF HenrT
w, slocum morobcr OF tho Davis Gun rom.
mittee Tho national tournament win begin IRt,r
,hsn usual to avoid crowdlne on tho hoels OF
The American committee today notified tho ak
nations challenging for tho Davis CUP lhnt the
matches In tho first round. between Csuada ma
Australasia, and between tho British Islc1 nnd
Belgium. must be completed By July 2S Tho
scn'tlnal round in which Germany will meet The
winner OF the Canada Australasia sorio. ava
France Will meet tho victor In the Britinb T.ins
Belgium match must bo completed BY Angus,
Tho final mntoh 10 decide which nation ma,
chnllenec The American defenders OF the cup
must bo finished by August & p
Mr.. Wreun pointed out that these dates ,ro,a.s
conflict with tho English championship tourna
mcnt IN which A, r. w!lding OF tho AustrnlanJan
team will wiah TO defend hiG tl,lo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-05
COLORADO ATHLETES
SET PACE FOR UTAH
Men Whom Benniou' s Boys Are to
Meet Fast III Indoor
Meet.

Tho second annual intercollegiate indoor track
MlI ueld meet. held by tho colleges OF Colorado
last saturday, was won by tho University OF
,oioinao with the Colorado School OF Mines sec
ono Denyer university. Colorado college and the
Co'oraoo "A, C. followed In tho order named
In the courso OF tho two western Indoor
Iceordp Wo!o broken aud throughout good marks
wcro made In the running high jump Mac Davis
OF Colorado college startled tho crowd BY clearing
mo Dhr ut feet inches. breaking tho former
western record OF feet a5A inches. The other
record TO DO broken thu shot"put Blnhnm
OF oenNcr University hcaved the sixcen-po
oall ~ root a1 Inches thereby brcalinc tho for
ncn record OF So feet inchcs
Ihs meet 10 tho nrsL gathering which has shed
any light on the comparative Btrcneth OF Tho
tolorhdo colleges. and 5Inco tho University Of
otnh VIII bo n strong bidder for the annual
spring honorn this year. The result 10 of much
interest " u '"Hs"
IN the sprintn last year Chino and ireland Of IN.
university OF Colorado among tho best por-
lSrhcrS In tho country aud wore rc5ponEIbIo for
inc victory OF tho Boulder team In tho con
icrcneo meet Ireland ran tho lOO-yard dash In
y 60 seconds. while Clino covered tho orartor
milo To is IS seconds. the fastest ouarter
ran IN the United States last year
WIN Creed Raymond. tho famous SprinvvI,Io
sprlnier NJ the university this year Ut.h ain
GENTS expect tho short in tho onfcrcnco
meet 10 be houy contested. In the indoor moe,
dash ~ 'A'' '"'o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-05
BOTH BOXERS WORK
FOR MURRAY MATCH
Fans Much Interested in the
Benefit for Baseball Club
Next Wednesday,

Gilbert Gallant and Danny oBrien. -ho meet
IN twenty round boxing contest In T7ncadcfo
nail In Murray on March II for the benefit of
INC Murray baseball team. worked out Yesterday
oe'"Fc largo crowds. aod the fius arc already
ovinSlns great deal OF interest In the bout,
"hils number OF persons have expressed tho
opinion tHt Gallant would win. Alex Mclean
"'hansH manager. and Gallant hu,soIf arc not
looking for an easy ;Ino BY any mcano Tho
t'uth OF Tho matter Is that both GaIIan, ard bis
manager know jusL how tough proposition
hrlen is aud They took chances on not be-
ing nero In tim" TO get thoroughly seeiimeted.
Brien bar boxed a number o., tho best bo-a
IN sau Francisco and the only ono who ever rot
netlrr ,han dsaw with him WAS Frankie
@ @sufn1 ot oakland, Tith whom Gallant recently
won DoncH 10 twcnty-rcund draw. Burns beat
y 'Bricn IN tho eighth round. nut tho fight crit.
les on tho eoas, and Burns hirnsslr said thut
~ was MS superior knoN lodso ct tho gamo that
Won tor hin. ms q Brior Nus novice at tho
Sane Sa,' At mat Tine. while Burns ives at his
~ was "h"rtly after that that ho was sent against
Nolgast and wss defeated
o Breu has met Bud Anderson six time,
tiht" hlE defest at tho hand OF Burma ard has
kuockou, in three rounds 10 hls credit al
,nonsh Anderson dodses this record through tho
tho ropes whom tho police stopped tho con.
tcSt- oBrien also has u-round aud IN
son has earned n ten round decision over him
and got a four-round draw. O'Rricp aIso has n de-
gislon yl aoa draw with Rag Campbell OF san
Francisco, who 10 In New York taking tho host
lshtwoiGhts back there into camp IN great shnpc
Campbell was emo OF tho best four roundor4 ON
tho con,t and succ hc jumped into tho longer
route gamo he has not lost decision except 10
% bricn. CnmpHl dctonted 'FIghting'' Dick
Hylnnd since no Wns dccisloncd by ~ Bricn
While O'Breu's work In the gymnasium is not
Az spectacular as Gnllants. his workouts arc bo-
Ing watched hy the wise heads with considerable
interest They feel that no is q great deal bot
tor than lie hag shown 10 hB four-Tound bouts
hcro. and therefore think ho has 4 good chance
OF staying the twenty rounds with Gallant and
pcrhnps bring homo decision on points "A
GaIlnnt Will no doubt be ten TO acvon fnyori,c
'hc situation would mako pretty good betting for
the short -snder.
The Utah Light Railway company has prom
lsod j. e. Smith, who Is handling the bout for |
Tho baseball club. that II will furnish all tho |
street cara necessary To hnudlo the crowd pnd |
that n special Hervco Will DO put on tho |
Murray limo. with cars oycry few minutes bc- |
ginning shortly after O'Clock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-05
FRED bLAVDING IS
CAUSE Of WARP ARE
President Of the American
League Says Pitcher VIII
Be Fully Protected.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. March i.-"The
organization VIII back The Cleveland club
to the limit. should the Federal league
carry out It's threat To wage war for the
services OF Pitcher Blauding." Ban john
son. president of the American league,
Sald tonight after conference with
Charles w. Sopcrs. owner of the Cleve-
land club.
johnson and other baseball ma gnates
were on their way 10 New York TO meet
the members of the Chicago New York
teams on their return from the trip
around tho world
Pitcher Blandlng returned to the
CleNela nd club of his own volition," con-
tinued Ban Johnson. Neither Mr.. SOM
ofS nor | prevailed upon him To return.
We viii protect this player 10 tho
limit and tho fact that he deserted the
orsa nization at an earlier date will not
lessen the strength of our campaign Of
prot cCtion -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-05
HESTER RECEIVES
M'CLAIN'S CONF

Manager Herb Hester Of the i
club yesterday received tho ap
tract of Art McClaln. last yeaII
scraper catcher. McCiain Is N
seles, where he has been pl8y7
quite steadily He is doing
bile line of catching for The
Stars" WAC arc Just now In oa'L
with Hap IIogan's Venice team,
Of pra ctiCc for Venice.
The box scores Of 1he games e
McClaip has improved in hlx
lacing out an average OF ono 400
three times up. In the most resf''
of which the box score came "
terday's Los Angeles exchanges;
had five assists, showing lhat ln'
who ycntured on baso-stealfng
tions died a-tryjng. In tie g.
ceding the one referred TO. Me-
challied UP for two hits 10 m
up, with six assists. In that p.
team whipped the Venice regu9
Rcy HIT In the box, which u
some little trick TO turn. II
McClain is one OF tho mos
throwing catchers In the DusIn'
has n wonderful arm. and oppo.i
ers last year learned TO respeet
Claim was somewhat weak "
last season. but reports. IRON
geles Indicate t,iat he has toun9
He is very popular with inc
will give him d warm welcome
sea son opens.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-05
WIRELESS REPORTS
TOURISTS ALL WELL

Wireless TO the Internatio News
Service.
SABLE ISLAND. steamship Lusitania.
March f.-All we'll on board, We Will
dock Friday. White SoN party will put
up 1T Hotel Biltmorc and Giants at the
imperial Players in the party who save
not signed contracts for the coming sea
son are Tris Speaker, Red SoX. o,t6cld-
or; Mike Dooan. PhlNes. shortStop; Lee
Masec. Cardinals. second basenau; Al
l.everenz, Browns, pitcher: and Sam
crawford. Detroit. outlieidcr
Doolan Is sore at Phillles' mann cement.
probably over the eternal salary uues-
tion. \ biz entertainment is in progress
tonight, with a bunch OF players filling
out part of the programme
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-05
White Picks Ritchie.

CHICAGO. March 3.-"Wililc Ritchie Is
real Ightcr. all right, and ] would hon
estly Ike to try copcusions with him
Hes grand boxer and he can hit That S
the combination that makes champions
/ look for him to shade Ad Wolgast in
their ten round mill at Milwaukee Thurs
day night Of next week. but ho will know
ne has been In tho toughest halC-bour
scrap of his career when lie gets through
lr they were boxing at l3;i riDgsde
would pick Wolgast 10 win. But at the
weight they are making, l35 pounds al
D, l rather anticipate that Rltchie Will
have something of an edge when the con-
tilct Is over. At that I would rather
box Ritchic myself than to fight Wolgast.
Willie lis straight stand-up boxer, and
l would know how TO fight him. Wolgast's
peculiar style battles Il fellow. Ad is a
dangerous man and he makes you fight
a rough and tumble battle always.
,%ill bo present at the ringsldc to chal-
lcnge tho winner"
Charles White. Chicago's slasb,ny
lightweight. uuburdened himself of the
above remarks after closely watching
Cha mplon Ritchle In his workout TODAY,
Rltchie went through five busy rounds
OF milling before a bunch OF fans TODAY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-05
TROLLEY LEAGUERS
WILL MEET TONIGHT

The Trolley league viii hold rneetine tonIvb,
arrange Tor. tho completion of an ejgbt,I,h st., =
cult AZ present tho teams IN The league arc ,ho
he6An framptous. Hsvle,tn, @{llsr.cab,ors
Nrrpnyr. Bennetts and LomAs There sra nrn.,,
ap9Heatons Tor The vacancy. as soon as ,b.
ieasue s orEanizsd II u expected that an r,s.n
i've committee Will be appointed to have rbs,-o
OF the organization and szist tho otfioers
Iae o!neea Will be elected at thu uert ,,..,
ing; Ceri Hahu snd George LleEelirn fo-ner
trolley league offiearB. havo resgned to devote
nel, atiention TO the proposed stats League A
special COMMITTEES Will be appoiatod 70 ba Va
charge OF dances and entertatumentp
Any team thst wishes TO enter The T,oI.x l.,
rs7uetsed 10 zee James Francis At The saIt iats
First West street " ''''n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-05
DESERET GYM BEATS
FlREMEN IN HANDBALL

Tho Dcaeret gymnasium hsndbalI players res,
teiauy bnd on easy time with tho fireman team
and won cvory event With case. a RETURN cor.
test VIII be hold between tho two insiitutIona
IN TOO near future In tho flremcn's gymnasiurn
Dent OF the Dcserct gym won from GEORGE
Sclson OF tho flremon by the Beoro OF 81 TO ia
ana II 10 is. j. Smith Of tho Deseret defeated
aud 2i TO g. Smith OF tho fremen was beaten b1
Butler OF tho gym by tho scoro of q TO and II
70 II. In the doubles Smith aud Anderson OF the
score OF 81 TO and 81 10 8. Smith and KNIGHT
or the flremcn lost 10 Don't md Anthony o, tho
gym. The score wns 81 tn 10 and et 20 0
The championship tourney OF tho Dcsorct gym
nasium handcoil will sthrt Friday afternoon A,
present thero arc forty entries and # Is expected
that many moro will enter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-05
DESERET GYM SENIORS
WIN IN AQUATIC MEET

T., inS no senior class OF tho Dcserct gymnasium won
,nosI.s uguattc meet last night with tho intor-
,nea,"'o ,, ciess 0y a margin OF ono point The
meet meet was close throughout Tho fast wor,, mf
busono Sienn In tho racing events won for ,h.
~ io the oue-lcnsth raco Glenn won for
,ao senlors, Papworth OF tho nterno5Iatce ,,,s
bGSond ICON aud Frumpkin Of the Intermediates fin
sda, ,n"ai IN inc two-icnsth race, breast stroke
-tnasnaoh OF the bcniors won; Glenn also ~ H.
s,nI.h was second and Papwor,h. intermediate
uehl Won flrst In tho threo-lcngth raro u,,
"ood ana Ihomas OF the intcrmediates won sccoHI
PnY tnrS c,,1 respectively. In the diving contest
i24 polnta Adamson Of tho sonIorS 90 ~" muIuod Id
ana ana Soldlng won so polnta. Fr1impljn. Tbor,.
a auu fapworth composed tho inrormcdial roIa.
team and Won from tho sonior team tn ,afy 'y
ocam am was Glenn. Goidlns and petcrson '''''o'
me monthly sixty-yArd haudicao viii, ho h,,,,,.
on March IS. VIZ NC hcld
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-05
WARM WELCOMED |
At GRAND JUNG
People of Hustling Tox
ready Preparing for q
ing Of Skyscraper.
By "Bud" !
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
GRAND JUNCTION. Colo. NJ,
The salt Lake baseball team OF t4
association, under the lesdsrsb,,
bert Hester. VIII make Gran6
q spring training camp prsyjc,,.
opening Of the Union associate.
about April -. After several I
work on the part OF the looar
oi commerce IL became known ta;
the Salt Lake officials had acc
INVITA- tlon 10 train I'm Grand b
IA ather than at Palisade. a tow
miles east OF here. -
Prepar9 tions for the accon,muf|
the Salt Lake players have slre<'
made at the DsCourt hotel. an5
rectors OF the Y. NJ. c. A hay>
to allow Hester the privileges of
NJ. c. a, pool. gymna stun and
baths. As was the case last n.
expected that part OF the irsi11
year VIII consist pf q. run caeh
from the ball grounds at the fair
to the gymnasium. distance Of
mile.
Inc diamond Is already belng 4
shape under the direction OF 81
stewart OF the Fair association.
cradle interest In being shown IA
patton OF the White Sox game M
=. for which a large crowd ls q
Mana gers of local clubs are al
ga mes with the Salt T,akers al
expected that games with the D. (
shop team, MontroEe. Palisa64
and Clifton will be ARRANGED. O.
Lee Antics of the chamber OF d
Will look after the comforts 81
venlences OF the players and se71
cial affairs arc being planned fof A
tertainmcnt of the team,
Manager Hester. Pitcher i'BiIl' ;
and Catcher Fred Strip are e11*
arrive here Monday, March IL.
pare arrangements for The n
sea son.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-05
WDLGAST SAYS HE'S
BETTER THAN EVER
Michigander Eager for Fight
Day So He Can Trounce
Ritchie.
sr Internat,onaI News ssryice.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. March 4.-NItl
Just one week moro in which TO train
Nd Wolgast is but three pounds over
the REQUIRED notch he VIII have 10 make
for the battle with Willie Ritchie here
next Thursday night. He performed be
fore 300 fans at Morcenroths this after
noon. Starting with shadow boxing. the
former champion went through all of a
lighters training stunts. from pulleys to
real boxing. He went three rounds apiece
with Young PinlSoy' and Freddie An
drews. which left him In fine pcrsplra
ton. He wound up the day with some
pulley work
1 can't account for it," said Ad. after
winding up the afternoon Il never Ina Il
so much ambition Right now I am in
better condition than when I fought
Rivers. ! feel better am fghting better
and l can't remember when ] had so
much desire for real iard work as l have
AT tie present time.
BY next Wednesday I will he down to
III at lcast. know that This will give
Rltche u hic advantage i'm weight, hut
can't help that. I am going 10 get In the
best possible condition regardless OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-05

Il DDlE WILLIAMS. star outfeder Of
~ the Watsonville club In the Southern
California league last year. is consider
Ing proposition 10 play in the Coal
Belt league.
The mana cement OF the Konllworth
team wants Williams. as does the Castle
Gate clIb. In past years both of these
teams have played independent ball, but
a league is 10 be formed this year. Will
llams says that only Saturday and Sun
day ball Will bo played, but with this
offer Is a position for the entire year
Instead OF only during the regular play
ing season.
Williams's record last year with the
Watsonville club is an enviable one. He
played In III games and hit for an av-
erage OF :296. His homc-run record was
the best IN the league. He made seven
four-Dase swats. ten three-base hits and
nine two baegers and nine sacrifice hits.
Out OF 392 times at bat he scored fifty
three runs and made 116 hits He hit
Tor total of l66 bases. Williams's field
ing average was 34i.
lie mas offers from Union associa ton
clubs and yesterday turned down one from
tne vancouver club of the Northwestern
league.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-05
Stubborn, Annoying Coughs Cured

"My husband had a cough for fif.
teen years and my son for. eight wears.
DR.. Kings New Discovery completely
cured them, for which I am most thank
full" writes Mrs David Moor of Sari-
nav, Ala. What DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery did for these men, il win do
for you. DR., Kings New Discovery
should be IN every homel Stops hack
throat and lung ailments. Money
back if it fails, All druggists. Price
soc. and $1.00. Fl. f. Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia or st. Louis.
(hdvcrtixrrnrr,N
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-05
Just Right for Backache and Rheuma-
tisn1.

Foley Kidney Pills are SO thoroughly
effective for backache, rheumatism,
swollen, aching joints. kidney and blad-
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recommended Foley Kidney Pills for
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1.-THE Never-Substitutors," Five (5)
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-05
New York Wants Big Game.

NEW YORK. March i.--In an effort
To further a movement TO bring the army
ana navy football game TO New York
again this year. resolutions were adopted
today by the Merchants association set
tins forth arguments I'm favor OF this city
as the scene Of the contest The reso
Iutons, IL was announced. will be pre-
seuted tomorrow 10 the secrelaIv nr var
ana the secretary OF the navy in Wash
The resolutions say that n written
guarantee of not less than $4,000 a wear
each will he given TO the relief societiss
OF the army and navy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-05
Feds Chicago Park.

CHi'aDo: March +-Work w8 begun iodny
on The Chicago Federal league clubs miami ~
haulbon avenue and North Clark street A hand
concert and briof speeches by President (;lImoro
OF tho league and President Wecghman OF .be
local club wcrc features OF tho ceremony attend
ins INC turning OF tho first spade OF Garth MAYOR
harIihon, VINO ~ recovering from an iilneys
Horny Ericsson. building commissioner Who
spaded Il shallow holo tho sitc of Tho rnaIn
entrance and into Tho excavation the contents M
bottle OF champagne poured. A largo crowd
was present, Tho contractor agreed TO have Tho
plant finished April % S"'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-05
The Forty Year Test.

An article must have exceptional
merit to survive for period of forty
years. Chamberlain Cough Remedy
was first Offered to tho public in 1879
From small beginning it has grown
in favor and popularity until it has
attained world wide reputation. You
cold. Try 1t and you will understand
why it is favorite after period of
more than forty years. 1t not only pives
relief-it cures. For sale by all deal.
ers. (Advort;senontI