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Dancing

BALLROOM, Social. Aesthetic,
Stage.
Glass and Socials every Friday
Evening, 18th and Farnam.
Lessons on Waltz and Two-Step,
1880 to 8. Lessons on Fox Trot, Max
Ike, Half and Half, One-Steps, Hest
tation Waltzes, and all new dances,
3 TO ?. Social dancing, to 1880.
Ladies' Matinee Monday 2 D. m.
Children'B Glass Saturday 2 D. m.
Private Lessons by appointment.
Phone Webster 6336.
GENEYIEVE HAUFLAIRE,
Graduate International Academy OF
Dancing, Paris, France.
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VINE LIST

bOtU Siib Cubc WuAbhcy Slocb WAth
each $1.00 purchase.
WINE LIST
Sherry, full quart. 49,. SOC
Port Wine, quart. ......... SOC
TOkay, quart ......s...... 5Oc
Muscatel, quart ...........5 Soc
Very fine old Port in gallon
glass jugs, S1.25.
WHISTLES
Globe special. full quart. .75c
Kentucky white corn, quart. .75c
Lemon Horehound, quart. .75c
X. c. Brandy. quart. ESQ
Clark's Pure Rye. quart. 800
Yellowstone, quart .a.....$1.25
Old Grow, quart .$1.25
Guckenheimer, quart .....$1.00
r: p. private stock, very fine,
$1.00 and $3.50 per gallon. Spe-
cial prices on bottled and Bond
Sunny Spring, 95c full quart.
Clark's pure rye, $500 per quart.
Sunny Brook, $1.15.
GLOBE LIQUOR HOUSE,
424 N. 18th ST. Phone ID. 1882.
We ship to all points. Write for
price list.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-06
XMAS WINES

Free Souvenirs. cork screw, one
gold gilt edge whiskey glass with
each $1.00 purchase.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-10
.SOX ARE GREETED
BY CHICAGO FANS
Ban Johnson Announces the
American League Releases
and Contracts.

CHICAGO. March e.-Charles A..
Comlskey. owner OF tho Chicago America II
league baseball club; White SoX players
who went around the world and nearly
100 ChIcaSoa rs who made the trip 10
New York TO welcome home the tourists.
arrived here early today from New York
on "A special train.
After a banquet 10 be given il their
honor tonight. the players VIII Join their
teammates at Paso Robles. Cal, the
White SoN training quarters,
Sam Crawford, Tom DAILY and Jack
Bliss did not return on the special Craw-
ford went 10 his home in Detroit and
Daily went to his home In Boston. Jim
Scott the pitcher. planned 10 leave i'm
medately for Lander, Wyo., where his
brother IS dead.
Manager Callahan. Weaver. Slight Fa
be-. DAILY and Benz viii leave Chicago
Wednesday for the training mp. Lev
erenz. Schaefer and Ecan Will go 10
West Baden before Joining their clubs
iris Speaker plans TO go TO his home In
Texas Tor n short visit before Joining his
squad AT Hot Springs. Steve Evans. who
jumped TO the Federal leagu last Satur-
dav. returned 10 Chicago on the special
train. and VIII Join the Brooklyn Fed
erals at Columbia, s. C., after few DAYS
Sisit al hts home hore
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-10
REPORT MENGES HAS
JUMPED TO OUTLA w
Special % Tic Tribune.

Special % Tic Tribune.
OGDEN. March Billy Mcnsos, the classy Iii.
tic intieldcT held under reserve by Helena and
ono OF the most popular players around tho cir
cult. probably f. lost 10 TlHnuoTy's club aud also
80 any other Union as'ocatioo manager VINO had
doBiS1s on his services this year. according 20 a
letter received today by OF Ncnecs's Ogden
friends The lIulc iutloIdcg admiis In z,o lot
Ter that ho has jumped tho Helena club 10 attach
himscif 70 Hu outlaw aggregation az MSrysillc,
Cat.
lie reported 70 tho Marysyiile club YESTERDAY
end expects 10 'romain there during the pfcsoni
scsson According TO Mcnges's letter he entered
into an arrangement Whereby he is enabled To
pull down more OF salary than any Union AGO
citation club could possibly pay him. As grounds
keeper ne Is going receive something iiko 80
por month IN addition TO more than 500 FOR
playing ball with tho MaFysyille club.
Earlier IN tho season. vheu Acrgc5 thought
himself 10 ho a FREQ agent, lie entered into noEo-
tationB with several UpIon aAsociatlon managers
for his services during 1914. but later. when he
learned that FlsnucTY held him securely under
the rcGervo clause, the little lnfioldcr threw up
tho whole huHtpcs5 aud cast bis lot with tho
outlaws, somo Idea OF just how much Flannory
prizes Mcuses may be gained from the fact that
he sPurnoG Dad Gmin's offer OF six or any
part Of that number OF certain players now held
on tho O6don reserve list.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-10
Other Magnates Busy.

Another syudicsio o. Chicago moa today an
nouncrd t,s intontion 60 try ruTchAsa ths Chi
rsso National league ball cluh. Telegram sen,
90 ;hc nsme o' Mcfis :. Spiessl. n Chicago bust
nrt1 mhn.' % ChArloE r Tan told that a syudi-
satc o. ChicaFohuE hRd b~~h formed 'or the pur-
pcsr ~ hrsing The ball club and that 4 cheek for
i-5.010 %sE ~si;ing % olipch negotiations
The rsN ryndczfe through itg legal representa-
tive announced it, Intention. IN Tho event OF
ottainlnr oE1crship ~ the club. - retain 81 pe7
cent % to stock and dispose ~ the rcmainins
shares tc forts mine other ChcsEo ricn.
1hc difference briSsUn the BID made ,or Tho
0on'roilioE u'crc5f ~ ihe Chicago National iesgso
club b. lohu I. Conner end bis freads and The
price slt-l by Charles r. Tstt tnc II Is % slight
that Corner rEPs@;s acquire tho stock 10 =
few dsrs- THIS va anrnuureI - Gopnsrv TO-DAY
on his arrival hero pith Charles Comlskcy ard
ihr rct1sring ~oiid tourisis from Se= York. u
"a learned that Councry had made offer three
vfrsf 10 Trcsisni Tcucr. ~hotc brother
George Tsnrr VA once business partner OF
fhe chicago mar. Cour~ry sid todsv that h-
soulf ro9u foIm sto-R 'omrsuy % share with
him the control - tho wcs; Side club but that
hs you'd b. The giGh prcfltcsL
President Comistsy rcpoT'ot hiu1>l' nearly
recovered ,rout The lines vhch attacked him
uhii~ ih~ tcuri-;G verr in Iia-. He attributed
tho attack 70 The hsciships - TIE ;rir. and eH-
pets - rrrpvrr fulv sf'er sojcuru A. Eyrelsicr
Spring.. No. vNittrv he pisus % wstnssdry
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-10
Releases Announced.

President johnson IN tho first American
league bulletin OF the year announced to-
night the following releases and contracts.
By Oakland TO St. Louis. Fred G-sr,
ny 81. Louis 10 Chattanooga. Fsod Graft
by Detroit TO Providence. william Louden (op.
81 Mon,phi, 10 po,roit. selection ore PLAYER
By Cleveland 20 Toledo. z. Kruger: Ray Bates
a. cleveland 70 Philadelphia "a L.. william
BY Cleveland 20 Nev o,lcanr z. Z EdruOu,on
s. Toledo to Cleveland }. Knight; J r Loii.
y, Portland 20 Cleveland. 2 2. HrEcrmso.
BI wsshirstuu 10 fos Angelic. Barton: J.
~ wsshlnston 30 NsNport, Mass, wiu,m 2
81 jersey ci,y to Nsv. York, Jame, E,ehen
~ Denver 30 New York. L. Chsnneli.
b. Nos Nert TO NcW London p ?. Msrtia.
b Ncw yort 70 Lowell n J. Nelly Sop;IonAi)
Hy Nov No-i, 10 l.o1 Angeles. Harry Wotcy
p New York 20 lincoln r z. Cooncv.
By Nep' York to Baltimore ". =. Cree
g. BoI,on 20 s. Paul. 81. ;. NcNslly Cop-
t.ouatb
n uo,,on 70 Toronto W - sncli
rs Eos,oo 10 Beaumont. g {. Rant
p, Hoston 70 syEaouir. George Welsh,
Uv N1niEtee 20 Boston John ". RadloY
rs Hamilton 10 Boston. william c,rlor
CONTRACTS.
VIA. INSTRUMENTATION T. Mrcsbo
Win Phiiadciphia-D. u. S,ufsiE. William l.
wgskcn. W. II sebans Robert shavs-y. Amos
T. stfpnk ~. p Tcruocs. Il R. =. OdrlnE. Will
lnr OR. John NrInnls. Edward Murphy. John W
Collins e. W Brown John Barry. I~siio
UusN. Charles h Bender. Roy RrrssleT. Patrick
Chsrlcz l. BosrdnSu ,probitonpryi Dennis T.
wir- iprobsuonsI3l i. A. Thompson lprobA-
ttons ry,. oscar r BAKER precautionary. charles
y carther tpFohriansry) and James MeA'og
4 ~ 90
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-10
Smith Is Avoided.

The contestants were Young Mitch
oil. KID White and Eddie Smith OF the
Dunbar club and Lem Turner ard kid
williams OF the West side club. From
1hc start some good fighting Was dis
p'aycJ. bat later too much attention was
raid 20 the man who vas down and. IN
stead Of concentrated attack against
smith. tile other four conteatants tooN
deiEhf u beating each other up. The
event preceded the main bout oi The
evening between Harry Schscfer ana
Cha ries Nlidkin.
Schsefer was awarded decision over
Midkif after four rounds OF close and
clever fighting. He won BY only hair
line margin. although hc earned the VIC
tory. Midkin wag new 70 salt Lake fans
ile made favorable impression. al
though hs did not show quite as much
clcycrncss and boxing science as Schaeier
The first three rounds were even. but
IN the fourth SChacfer landed several e'-
fective blows TO Mldkins face and body
The work OF both mcr VA the ciinchca
Was poor and many times they refused 10
break. despite the fact that they were
tiring lheTnselvcs unnecessarily by their
sfiurr work
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-10
FORMER BIG LEAGUERS
ON BUFFALO'S LIST

BUFFALO. y y March a-MsusgeT Lazy
sehlany ot the local Federal league club today
announced tho lineup CT his team. Il includes
thirteen player who havo had major league q
p>u.uco ard eight from ihe uiucr lcasuec. The
iisf Include
Earl Moore. chicago Nationals. George kabloT.
Cleveland Americana: Eugene Kuspp. Cleveland
Americans: Fred Anderson. Boston Red SoN Ed
ward PaIroy. Rpbcyt Brown. Marry Moran aaa Joe
Houssr.
Csicbsrt-waltsr Blair. Se~ York American
team ~ 1911. and ihs' season With Iorsnv City.
Nick Allen formerly OF Chicago white SoT. and
Arthur I.zriEur 81 touif AmsrirsnF.
t,tleld-Thomas Downcv. Baltimore tntcrus-
tinrss: Joe Asicr. jersey Cty Intornationsis; VIII
liam Isaudcn Detroit Americans. snd Fred Smith.
Boston Nationals
ou,,ioidcrs--Luth,r Boonin, 81. Louis CardlnSIs.
Ned PeulErc- Dol Young and Frank DolehAnty.
Uunty-DviEht Wurf'f, captain % Western Re
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-10
MINES SHELTER
MANY RESPOND FOR
SPORTS AT GRANITE

Coach willard Ashton ot Granite Issued tho cali
for baseball. soccer and track mrn yesterday. Al
who cared 10 try Toe tho bpring EportE riet aud
plans iof the future discussed The su-
nounconent was made b. Coach Ashton that Grsn-
itc would not oator the STATE league In base
bali THO reason VASE not given
A clasS HoTio- Will be played. a. the ronclusion
ot which another Sorls- NJ gamer viii 10 PLAYED
In which only Picked teams Will participate -Four
player viii be Eclectri a. taptaing OF thee
teams and esch VIII be given 4 chance 70 sccct
teams from tho p'7yeT1 Of tho different cia.ad-
About twenty-five men reported for track r,or'.
Several or them wtr" veterans. but rho freshman
class was we'll represented AZ the assembly say
cral ~ tho men who made cre!ljabi showing a.
the e'ato tournament last yosr are back on tho
list Howard Mcdonald Will bs back 90 Tho tract.
FOR tho weight throwing. Mcdonald eamo & clo.o
second 20 Arlie Rydalch. salt Lake high schoo!
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-10
TURNS TO
MATCH At MURRAY
Gallant and O'Brien VIII Put
Finishing Touches on
Training Today.

The attention OF all sport lovers is now
turned TO the coming twenty-round box
ing contest in Trocadero ball in Murray
tomorrow night between Gilbert Gallant.
tho sensational eastern lightweight, ana
Danny O'Bricn OF Seattle. These boys
are undoubtedly the cassiest pair that
has ever stepped through the ropes In
the state OF Utah and the Murray base
ball club should be rewarded by packed
house
The boxing and baseball fans of tho
Smelter city. well AS those from tins
city have put their shoulders 10 the wheel
TO make the affair a huge success, and
hundreds OF fans who have never wit
messed a boxing contest before In their
lives have purchased tickets and signi-
fled their intentions of being present, for
the reason that they arc lovers or hase-
ball and are anxious that the Murray club
viii be placed IN such financial condi-
ton that Manager Blankenship of the
ball team viii have the whcrewithal to
get together \ team that will be right
up in the going,
The best scat in the house viii sell
for So. while the general admission VIII
only bc 81, and every seat IN the house
viii be SO arranged that the occupant
viii have an unobstruclcd view of the
ring At all times
The Utah Light & Railway company
has Informed the promoters that they
VIII haVo plenty OF street cars ready 10
Ina ndle the crowd and that the cars VIII
he run as often as necessary. They will
also be lined ny al Murray 10 bring the
fans back TO this city as soon as the
bout IS over.
Manager ]. G, Smith also promises the
fans that tho first bout viii start prompt
" at $50 O'Clock. as advertised. and that
there will be no delays between contests.
The preliminarieS viii consist OF a four
and a siX-round contest between boys
from the tIarnan 4. G. and the Manhat-
tan a. c.
Gallant and O'Bricn have practically
plef cd Ibeir raj frIt,r- nd ,,siI1 Ia
any more boxing. Both men will be out
on the roads for a short iaunt today. aft
er which they will rest up until the bout.
Both OF the boys made the required
weight OF l35 pounds without any drying
out process and viii consequently step
into the ring a their very best.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-10
CALL bR|N8
MANY ATHLET[S|
More Than Fifty /
for Teams at H;
School.
E9x,

More than fifiy boys respo,a,s -.
Initial call for track and bas.b,n -
tho salt Lake high school Owls, .
drlll yesterday afternoon. many a, =,
not sign M. hut Il is expected M,
will rcpor; today Al student, -. /
either track or baseball win b, !,
drlll.
OF the old III" men In trast :.
are Captain Iforhcr, TAy. Former c,,...
Kerr and Manager Robert collI,. =
only lcttc:cd meu back Al ,hs
Coach Henry RichaTdaon will ds,,,'.
mon for tho Sprlu;s and other rr,,sr
the field events WIN DO Hetbur, n,
broad Jumper and polo yaulter Ln.rl
u expected 10 make brilliant shq.l,.|
johnson, tho big Ccutcg Of The b,l<
ts;tc. Kenneth Ycatcc, star ,o,ts,, !,
also Try out for the track team. -
For baseball boys OF all sirsi fru- I.
pound midget 20 2f0-pound Fred H-,r-
With a large squad TO pick his te,r e
Rich5Jd.nr expects tu have a ch,r,.-
Among the old mon OUT last nIsh, :
William Goodrich. Manager NAr,y p, y,
pcCricEs Harry EilHtflck. Kilp,.Tri
Richardson I'm coaching thc team u-,n'
Tor Boise. William Banks Ia trslrr /.
tHcE6top position. There sro ,lptct,r
sore driur and charley horgosp I'm
practice bold last night. ~
The track mon who are ou, ara ,.
jumps; Roy hllen. sprints: R.los
sprinu: Frank hlIrous. Jumps: FI1r
running; Ralph Lewis. sprints: Iis
bish iump and Eprluts claron ysss,
Marion NhitmoTc. sprinls; CeorSe m
Ming. franklin Thompson. tprl1u: NJ
son. running LJfc Hiisou, marffh~
o'Connnr, spriutS; Louis simous. -
man Frobor. running. Esfl Isuh<1
Ecith Burt. running f're5 BrosfaI
Spencer Reid. high Jump Franri, IN
Jump and pole vault; LnsteT Jlr1if. N.
Suvy. running. Mum Cannon spriuii: 4
sou. running; Stanley johnson. caiy1'
Leonard Hoctllo ana Laurence sp4asrf
Tor every event.
The baseball men arc wllllnm Bsrn
William Goodrich. infieid Greene. ~
lord Romuny. irllcld: MILFORD Lsgrr'
Clarence Eudinc. iDfiold. George Hs.sc
Albert Warden. inhc,i: Wlllmar n
'cld: Rod Tycrso1. lnfield. r. Gsorr
Dick McKcrns. inrield: Boyd Merihl-
Norman Codbc. outtield. Ralph Jn1
boy and mascot: Oscar Ando17un. o1di
O'Connor. outiield. Stsnley jshrsn
Lester Jarvis. outflcll and cnehes. ID
iufield: Spencer Reid, catcher and IN
william Rawlings pitcher: LLOYD fl,'>
Laurence SponccU. outilold. nay Dan
Percy Hauscn, inicld. and Eusssll Tr,r
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-10
BATTLE ROYAL IS
FEATURE Of CARD
Brunette" Huskies Furnish
Real Amusement at the
Garrick Theater.

Five ebony skinned huskIes. varying
considerably in size. although only slightly
IN color. furnished patrons ot the Man
haitian Athletic club at the Gsruck thea
ter last night more real amusement than
they have had before this season.
The occasion was the staging ot the
first battle royal" ot the year by Man
ager Hardy Downing. From the time
the five BLACK hope asp.r1nts enterel
the ring untn only Big EDDIE Smith or
tho Dunbar club remained. every minute
produced volumes of applause and isug2-
TOR from the interested fans. EDDIE
Smith was tho logical winner. Bclng py
far The biErest man IN the ring. the At
tack was not directed toward him-ln
fact, nc was allowed To roam about al
most al willard he vas an easy winner
after his opponents had Knocked e1rn
~ heY down
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-10
SLUGGERS LOSE IN
FAST CONTEST, 5-3

Tho collegiate Institute defeated the su.a--
mouse ohsgers on tho Collegiate diamond yes,e--
day b. = score o' 20 ,. Although many erro-z
we're made. the game Was fat throughout This
Nss tho first gnDO for either team thia yea-
Tho Collegiate team has In former YEAR plav,a
only against the city school teams, but Il Ia going
20 ont"r tho f'ate meet IN b7&ooalI this year
Several OF last years back md al
though they DO not intsud 20 win tho pnnnspt
;hsy iniond 20 put up strong game With the
other teams % The league. Manager Wagner fs
enEoT 70 arrange games with outside teams ror
tho Collegiate grounds. Tn, iln6up Tor yostny-
dsy'a game; Collcsiats-Meeking catcher: wood
pitcher; wagner. trst base: stucky. teccnd base
joGusop third base; Thorsen. fhortstop: Home
ls'f Ned: Goofsle. center field Gardner. right
fold. SiugRcrp-N, White. catcher. Olkcr. pitch
Heap, fiTt haze; y. Davis. EeoonG base: 4
White. third base: ". Davis. shortstop: n Davis
ictt Held, Phillips, center field. pSycy right
fslh
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-10
Bantams Are Clever.

Second ONLY IN point of interest 10 the
Schacier- Midkim bout was the Griniths-
Iloudricksou bautamweiGhts battle. The
bout was one OF the best seen Tor mauv
weeks az The Manhattan club and botn
1r.ntls and liendTckson wete not only
game bu, their exhibitions showed they
knew considerable OF boxing. Grifiiths.
from his pug.iEtic pose and BIS long. lean
build. camc 20 be known 10 the ring
sids fanS a. Young" Fitzsimmons. Tho
bout was declared a draw after four
POUNDS.
The other three events resulted in VIC
tories for Dan stewart and Tom CrsW-
ford over Ben and Bill Haddock and "a
drew in the s'lSid Eph- Mickey Burns
bout Eph and Burns took thc stage IN
the opening event 81 Tho progra mfnc.
There was very little difference IN tho
fighting ability OF the men and all OF tho
four rounds Wcss more or less even. Ben
ilacdock quit after tie first round cl his
boat With pan Stewart stewart had the
better of tho irst round and Haddocil re-
tired with a bleeding nose. Ills second, /,
urged him To rc-cnter tho bout, but he
refused and LEFT the ring foncidng th,
bout 10 Stewart.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-10
ANNOUNCE ROSTER OF
INDIANAPOLIS TEAM

ISDIANAFufIs. March r-W ~ vafkiur.
b.. insrs 'narsEsr o. the tudiausroi rcicrtl
issEu~ eiqt auuogneci ,oalEht me 1914 rr-fer VI
rInTc.- 'aiiouH
NsaaErr william Thul'Pr
Plicher1-Trrd FnheubsrE cleveland Aurrtrsas
George Mufiir Detroit Americans. Eari GUsoicg
Boston Red rot. Frsi Hrrtsr Thres-l. alt SsrrEs
Taiss-iiaz a1d fsry UIuIard. iaAiaraf'i fc3
c~aiE
Firas Nrrr-W T. uoiau. t-IiarsI.5IiF F-fFrslr.
srd > L Earsr. Citrrfluf F~frraiE
s@-oaa tsss-raJi NsndsiErIf'. iatiiusroiis Fei-
erstr
shs-,utos-Jansr f-un1t r-1lrlstu Eaii8usif.
Thlfd tzsr-w. - urkrraric. Pi'uhuT Ss-
..onais.
O,s,rsI6ors-Evsrclt uoos. ptuAorr Nst,onsls;
Ben Kuagff. See YORK Aurrisa-r; - Eulseh.
ChicsED Amsrira1r- Aibtrf 5het-. B-cchiru "a
honais. VInrrut Csm9trff. riffsturE Sationalt
itva yrsu aEoi. srd 80 Ksr-. i1fiarafolis Fei-
erals
uzakrer FhiflI9r arli,eI t-llN au1 CJ.nristsd
arrznrrr-r1ir f0r me departure Of ne pfaTsrv
~ thc tralrlgF raru az WrhNa FaitE TrEas
toranrrus. Thr riaTrrt ulIl hhFe rp- 'ai car.
4 'c~ oihrr piayer. ln-i1tir- Trant Ia ru-tc-
Continued on Following paao1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-10
viii Direct Destinies of the
Red and Black
Quintette.

I a meeting recently OF the let
~ tered basketball men of the salt
~ Lake high school. stephen Kerr
"A was elected captain OF the 1915
basketball quiDtette and Mum
cannon was chosen manager Both Kerr
ana Cannon are seniors at the high school
next year To complete their high school
course. Roy Siddoway was captain this
year and Harry Kllps trick manager.
Kerr received six votes as also did can
non Kerr has been a member Of the
hish school quintette for the past two
Years, His position Is guard. lie was
picked on the all-staIe team by several
authorities and Is undoubtedly one OF the
greatest defensive guards In the state
lie was captain OF the track team Last
year. Kerr is a good distance runner lie
aas done excellent work on the football
field as well He is one OF the best stu
dents at the west side and won the Ste
best grafton. and he is also member OF
the debating team.
Mupn Cannon Is one Of the most popu-
lar students at the high school, and his
selection should be a good one Cannon
was manager OF the senior class basket
bail team last year This IS his senior
year at the high school He is good
athlete. having won a place in the Com
Inercial club marathon race. and is one
OF the fastest swimmers in tie state He
l. member Of the Deseret gynna sium
The players who attended the meeting
were Roy Siddoway captain OF last sea-
son 3 team; stephen Kerr. captain elect
forward; Calvin William Rawlings, left
forward; Stanley Johnson. center; William
Goodrich, guard: Lester Jarvis. forward
ana NIIord Romney, guard.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-10
Trouble for Haddocks.

Ben Haddocls brother. Bal Jared lit
ltc better In his bout with Tom Craw-
fond. lie showed decidedly more fighting
qualities than Ben. but hc could only
stay two rounds with Crawford Ia ihis
jime he took the count of nine twice in
the second round ana took the count uf
ten shortly after tho third round had BE
gun. he wss not knocked out but re-
mstned ln q knceling position until the
Ten counts had been called
Manager downing announces for mex;
Monday siN bouts between Manhattan
and Harmon club performers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-10
EVANS AND JENSEN
GET ROYAL WELCOME

BOISE, Idaho. March a.-Naury r. Evans. own
CO. OF tho Boiso club. and Manager Irwin Jensen
sta ted tonight they very much gr1tIICd over
The way tho fans and business OF Boiyo
Cc!Vcd them every place they went today,
They are hcro trip Of inspection and max
ing gom"nts TO get tho park IN tho hcs, pos
s!b. condition for carly spring training Owner
EyanC viii leave Wednesday FOR salt Lake Man
aSor Jensen viii remain hc-n Fans arc behind
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The Mothers Favorite.

a cough medicine for children should
he harmless 1t should be pleasant to
take, it should be .cffectual Chamber,
lain Cough Remeay is all of this and
is the mothers fayorite everywhere.
For sale by all dealers.
(f6vsTtsement
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SPOKANE TEAM WILL
PLAY IN SALT LAKE
Dates Set for April 4 and 5;
Helena May Lose
Menges.

Two moro exhibition games were booked by the
Murray club yesterday tn no played In salt Lake
April { and 8. The games VIII be with tho
Spokane club OF tho Northwestern league. II u
probable tho Spokane club viii play In Ogden
hrril and :. following the Whtto Sos game
OF March II. Boso may book au exhibition game
with Spokane 20 be PLAYED IN Boise probably
Aprn = The exhibition games 20 be played In
salt Lake follows:
ChicaEo White Sox April /: Spokane Indians.
AnriI 4 ana 3 Medicine Hat Of tho Western Cam
ada league sprIi II and l.. and Brick Dew
ercauS's CalEary ;eaa OF tho western Canada
league, April !s and 10.