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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-07-09
lust A LITTLE DIFFERENT
Three Kitchen Hints That Are Worth
Being Turned Over In Mind OF
Housewife

Try the following recipe for stuffed
breakfast rolls If you wish something
out of the ordinary: Take roll for
each person and remove every parti-
Gle of the inside A cupful OF cold
minced poultry or veal should be in
readiness, with which may be mixed
trifie OF chopped ham to give high-,
er seasoning. After melting little
bntter in stewpan stir in dessert
spoonful Of flour and add gill of
milk or cream with the minced meat.
Stir well until It is very hot. Fill the
rolls. close them and place them in.
warm oven for couple of minutes,
then garnish with parsley and serve.
A delicious prune pudding can be
made in the following way: Get the
large California prunes known as sill
yerskins; soak them over night; in
the morning cook them in very little
water for about five minutes, so that
they can be stoned easily. Chop one
cup Of suet very fine; add a cup of
molasses, teaspoonful of mixed spice,
one of salt, a cupful of milk and three
and half cupfuls of -four, into which
has been sifted cne teaspoonful of
baking soda. Cut the prunes In small
pieces and pour all together, transfer
ring the ingredients into buttered
mold, filling it about quarters
full. Set In q pot of boiling water
and let it boil uninterruptedly for four
hours. Whatever is left Of the pud-
ding can be served again If cut in
slices and fried brown in butter.
Veal outlets when properly broiled
are very much better than when fried
in the usual manner. Season well two
pounds of the meat and half an hour
before serving broil quickly and thor
oughly. A pan with a tightly fitted
cover should be in readiness in the
oven. into which cup Of hot water
and q piece Of butter about the size
or an ;sgg should be paured. Lay the
outlets In this and cover it up closely
SO that they will remain very hot un-
til carried TO the table
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-07-09
Substitute fer Eans.

When the cake-maker hesitates to
begin her baking for fear OF extrava-
gance in eggs, let her try gelatine In
their place. A tablespoonful of geIa-
tine added to cake batter will equal
three eggs. Dissolve it in little cold
water and add enough boiling water to
make a cupful. Beat 1t with an egg
beater and add to the cake, and see if
you can tell the difference.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-07-09
Potted steak.

Three pounds of bottom round
steak, six onions (medium size), one
cupfui of diced turnips. one cupful
of tomato juice, two cupfuls of green
peas. one teaspoonful of salt, one
eighth teaspoonful of pepper. Cut
the steak in pieces suitable for sery-
ing. dip in -four and brown well in
dgippings. Add the. onions. turnips.
tomato Juice. and seasonings and bare
~ cover with boiling water. Simmer
until tender (about two and cne-half
hoursl, replenishing the water IL
necessary, and serve garnished with
the peas.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-07-09
fsaby SHOW And Health Contest

The management of the South
Dakota State Fair has hung up
purses aggregating $l20 90 for the
babies. Health and general appear
ance gets the money. Now you
proud mothers commence to look
after the little ones health for that
is the chief scoring point. Aside
from the cash prizes a gold medal
will be given to the champion boy
and girl.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-07-09
MARRIED

On July 4th, 1874. .<at Fairmont.
Mimi, Henry Mills and Ella
Curtis, Rsiends and neighbors join
Ii:iWlshing the young couple a life of
happiness and eefitentl11eIat. Mr.
and Mrs. Mills will be at home to
their friends on their claim in Mid
dleton township, Turner County,
I'D. T., after Sept. lst. 4
All OF which applies to Henry
Mills and wife Of Hurley, and last
Saturday tJuly 4th) being the forti-
eth anniversary of their wedding,
the event was fttingly celebrated by
a family reunion at the family resi-
dence in South Hurley, where were
gathered the entire family of four
daughters, two sons, three sons-in-
law and eight grand d-children, as fol-
lows: s5s5557--
Mrs. Viola Pier and husband us;ts..
their three children. Margaret. Paul
and Virginia, all of Hurley; Mrs.
F Z. Fieldhouse and two children,
Of Taft, n. ~. Mrs. Floy Carr and
A G. Carr and son Walter, of Inr-
ley; Mrs. Lottie Muilenburg and c..
Muilenburg and daughter Phyllis,
|of Brookings; Tom Mills Of Omaha,
and Chauncv Mills of Hurley. Mr..
and Mrs. John Berry of Mitchell, 81.
D., were also present, Mrs. Berry
being a sister to Mrs. Mills.
The day was pleasantly spent III
the shade of the the trees put out by
Mr.. Mills own hands and as this
worthy couple, now approaching
their allotted three score years and
ten looked over the happy and
prosperous group Of children and
grand children they realized that
their life's work had yielded great
returns ailti that greater blessings
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-07-09
Spanish Beefsteak.

Take about two pounds round steak
an inch thick. pound until thin, season
with salt and cayenne pepper, cover
with a layer of bacon or salt pork cut
sn thin slices, roll and tie with a cord:
place in a covered baking dish and
pour around it half a cup each of milk
and water; cook two hours. basting
occasionally.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-07-09
Coffee Ice Cream.

AS dessert and coffee in one scald a
pint of thin cream in double boiler;
add cupfnl and a quarter of sugar
and stir until dissolved. then take
from the fire, add a second pint of
cream and one cupful Of very strong
black coffee and set aside. When cold
stir in one. tablespoonful of vanilla and
pne tablespoonful of brandy and freeze.
packingH vt for two hours before it lis to
be served. sl.4.44sss---TT
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-07-09

track. yet the automobile manu-
facturers and drivers claim that
auto racing is in its infancy No
accidents marred the day and the
attendance was such that the man
agement eane out whole despite the
great expense Of preparing the
track, erecting grand stands, purses,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-07-09
SIOUX CITY AUTO RACE

The big 300 mile auto race at
Sioux City, July 4th. was won by
Eddie Rickenbacher with Deusen-
burg car in 8 hours 40 minutes and
2 seconds.
This means. 7s5 miles per hour for
. the entire distance, including stops
for gas. water, tires. etc, and this
was done on two mile circular
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-07-09
Cause Of vverrx Defined.

Worry medical science now defines
as the dominance Of one idea. usually
that of fear There Ia 9 fear pf some
existing condition or dread OF what
may happen. The idea crowds all 9TH
+ ers Il ffI;ss:s ths mind, or permits them
only the feebisss and occasional ac-
tivity The most terrible tyranny is
aske tyranny OF an idea.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-07-09
Hot: Euunoc..

Yolk Of one egg. one cupfnl of hot
raiik, two teaspoonfuls of sugar and
pinch Of salt Beat the yolR Of the
egg, add the sugar and pour over the
mixture the hot milk favored with
vanilla and nutmeg. Beat the white
of the egg, put 1t on the top of the
liquid and brown slightly Mothers
Magazine.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-07-09
had come them than great wealth

had come them than great wealth
and afluenee.
The Herald wishes to join with
friends and neighbors in congratula-
saailg Mr.. and Mrs. Mills on their
long and happy welded life and in.
the hope that the same circle with
proper additionsl may gather ten
years hence to celebrate their gold
|en anniversary.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-07-09
NOTICE

Anyone wanting sand or cement
products from the Tile Factory
should call at Turner County Bank
and get kew to unlock gate.
F. E, Jackson, Spl. Admr.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-07-09
Notice

All PARTIES indebted to the H. C.
Nelson estate will confer a favor by
settling same at Turner County
Bank soon as convenient.
F. E. Jackson, Spl. Admr.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-07-09
NOTICE

I.have left all my book accounts
at the Turner County Bank for col
collection. Please cali and settle
yours and oblige.
DR., r. F. Sackett.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-07-09
10. Make Ironinq Easier.

If you use soapy water when MAX
ing starch the clothes will be gloss.
fer and the irons less likely to stick.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-07-09
Suaar EconomY,I,.

In cooking fruit It takes nearly
twice as aaueh sugar 10 sweeten ii III
added hetare cooking Cook first.
then aweeten to taste
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-12
UNIVERSITY RUNNERS
DRILL OVER HILLS

Captain Jemieon Of the UNIVERSITY OF Utsh
lTscE team is distance runner OF long expert
eneo ara declares that nothing Is so good for
Az runneF as u get nut carly 10 the season
Accordingly. In the abt4nce of Coach pennion
from the cast bench. all tho track candidates.
FhethnT they BE m!lcrs 101-yard men are he
week
YESTERDAY nearly Of men shiyered into
tAeir short pants and 2r.nless shrib aud went
rsciuR over the bills aud suliios behind the cam
pns for az MIetneou's workout The work was
nara Tor tham ~ first hut ate! This long
lauot some OF them could not resist the desire
10 get onto the cinder pain for 4 feT siri3ns.
creed Raymond. tho CLASSY spgiu,or. VAS among
thcse and even though the cindsrs rough COW
and 10 no shape for fast work, Raymond showed
thst he was possessed OF the old speed. srd
hat WITH few wcsLE OF good weather he viii
be able 70 ;Efn sil thc boys as en5ily ns ever.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-12
HIGH SCHOOL BALL
PLAYERS AT PRACTICE

About twenty L. D. S. L. htuden,s will leave
This morning with tho team the tIlp to Logan
Tor tho church basketball tournament The stu
oents are supporting their team 10 great shape
despite the fact that they lost tho state title
last week. Tho players who will make tho tTIp
10 Logan With Coach Austin Miller arc Olson.
captain and right guard Joe Williams. left guard
Glen smith. center: Kingsley Clawson. left for
ward: Ted Felt. right forward. Eddie Grant
let forward. and Joe Williams. left forward
Tho candidates for baseball NJ the Sol, Lake
nigh school held fast practice yesterday after
noon on the high school campus. The prospects
tor good nine this year are exceptionally bright
WIN nearly ali OF last years back al school
Coach Richardson is we'll pleased with the ma
tsral at the west side
Clarence johnson. who caught on tho high
school team eevera years ago. has been assist
lng Richardson, as Is Harry Kilps,rick. the fas:
ne!der OF Pa1t nigh school teams. johnson and
fitzpatrick have been signed up by the Portland
Northwestern league and tho Boise team OF the
Union association. respectively. The old men
who are out for tho team are william Banks
catcher: Edgar Whitehead. lnfielder; Kenneth
Treseder. pitcher: William Goodrich !utieIdey
and Wliford Leonard. catcher.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-12
STILL TALK ABOUT
SELLING OUT STOCK
Continued from Preceding Page)

er's Galveston, Tex; Willie Adannt part OF
last eeasou With ST. Louis Americans; George
Leelai- MoutTeaI Howard Carnnlt-, PHILADELPHIA
Sa'ioaalE and Pirates: Cy Rargev Newark In
t@rnational league. Harry Hedsepeth lu VIZ
5iu!a State league Last year drafted By wash
lnston Amertcshrl: Edward Henderson. with
(owci !s4t year drafted By Boston Americana:
Dickinson. last year with Boston Nationals; Fred
Blendins. last year Tith Cleveland Americans
lpNelders-Hush Bradley, Inst bsseman. Jersey
CITY International league: cy Rhesms OF Indiana
normal: Joek Lewis, pittsburg; Allen Morgan
Montreal; EDDIE Hooper. TTl-state league; Eddie
f.enno1, Montreal; Charles Mcdonald Boston IA :
tiorGls part OF last season.
observation-disclosures Gossler. formerly with
Washington Americans; DsYy Jones last year
With Detroit ana Toledo; Ralph MATHS. Virginia
sta,o league (dratted by the ST. Louis Amer
icansl. j. II. Savage, New York state league:
Rebel oaEes, So. Louis Nationals; Bin Holden,
New York Americana; Nike Heuusk!. riusburs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-12
COACH LAYS DOWN
LAW TO OARSMEN
BY international News Service.

PH1LADELPHIA, March n.-coach
Vivian Nlckalls laid down the law for
the University of Pennsylvania oarsmen
this afternoon. Eight candidates lis
tened TO a terse. plain. Straight from
shoulder talk on what they should
and what they should not do when pre-
pairing for the important races OF the
year.
Don't tango" said the Pennsylvania
coach among other things. Don't smoke
and don't chevy gum. Get UP at Is
every morning and be in bed by 1890
o'clock every night.
III anyone wants glass of ale with
his luncheon or dinner I don't object
10 this. But l do insist that one glass,
or at the most one bottle, Is plainly. do
not make ale or beer taboo entirely, but
l don't want any Of the students TO
start drinking if they have not taken
dinner before. ] had a talk with DR.,
Mckenzie on this matter. and while he
does not quite sgree with me. l think
ale is .. good thing for you.
II have been drinking ale since I was
years old and drank II moderately
while training. I don't want you 10
eXaggera te this latter. 1 don't want
anyone 10 come back at me later and
say I am making drunkard of anyone.
Iii do ali the drinking and smoking for
the crew that IS necessary"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-12
L. D. S. u. BOYS ARE
EAGER FOR BASEBALL

During the ahseoce OF Coach Austin Miller OF
tho l.. %. s U. Wesley Pspworth. captain OF
the baseball team. win have charge About thirty
boys reported 70 the first call and many more
arc expected out DoIt week. With nearly ali
the old back the l. D. S. u should have q
COON nine
The main handicap o. the nine Is that there Is
diamond for tho game practice The cam
puE H. small for bABeball, but Coach Miller
Is planning 10 lcaEs largo fieId the school.
Miller is not eager TO entnT his nine IN the State
High School league. owing 10 the fenr that there
NJ sTouucs
Roland Parki1Eon. captain OF the track team.
Will supervise the work for the remainder OF
the week. At present thera than thirty
men out for tho field eycut9. Abort Paul has
been assigned 10 look after the long-d!gtance
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Charleston Results.
: lnternatioual Newt service.

D! IhLcInallooAI Nawt service
First rare. four furouss-stnlwsrt Helen Il.
IAlurphyl. : 10 |. won ]. May. 100 tTcShan) u
10 !. second Santo. los Callahan, 20 to l.
third. Time. 81 2-5. Thslia. Surgeon Gerrhel.
ma, Rsey, PeSe White. ErmosaTd. Higd Faluttp
and CuaiaTs also ran
Second five ADMINISTRATION Queen lOi
lhnishp. TO J. won; Auto Maid. 10 lTaJor'.
- .. Fecnnd: "a Saiprcila. In1 lKcoshl % 10
!. th!rd. Tiluc i:l0 SO Flying Footsteps Le
Aurora. Ethelberry. The Turkoss. Irish To-n and
High Light also ran.
Third raco. five and bali tusiongs-Esthcr
slou, 9s tCivinl. % TO /. vou Hcno,io lo5
'AiUrphyb. 20 10 :, second: Ethoiburg H. Ioi
'N~sndcr,, ic 10 io third Time. 40 e-5 Coeur
a. Aien~. Hatiio w. Phoy. lou Louiog and Mol
lie Richards MISC ran.
Fourth race. tIN turlougs-ElwGh. ioT (fiar-
over. 10 :, won. Robert Bradley. n. CMcTaE-
E4rN, e io . se-nud Gfpsvcnog. 81 GsTtlrl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-12
STATE HIGH SCHOOL
MEET is PROPOSED

Il Is expected that Utah 1.Ats high school
meet viii os hold during May June Il has
BEEN suggested that tho meet be held in Salt
Lake or Provo. Should a meet OF thi6 Kind bo
held the officials OF the Utah High School Ath-
letic association will be In charge, 10 the
Tcceat basketball tournament.
Should this meet be held tho track teams OF the
different divisions would be permitted 20 CON-
pete and eligibility rules would be strictly co.
forced. In past meett tho eligibility OF the men
participating IN tho moet has not alvays been
investigated and coache7 who have examined the
records o. their athletes and ablded b. the rules
have not been satisfied with the records OF the
other scbonlg. u Il thought by many that a
meet or This Kind would prove success. as the
invitation meet by tho University OF Utah is tho
only other big EehoiSsuc meet Of the year
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-12
VIEW MILE RECORD
ON CIRCULAR TRACK
CONTINUED from Preceding Page)

Pbil'psl. TO {: won; May L.. 40 Gio,p. :
70 l.. socood: stella CraiDe. - (Ma-co) i5 ia
!, third. Time. IL as Judge Denton H. oIt
Sotch. swift Sure. Upland. King. Dad stearns
MhIssnd' Tom Franks. Stare. Lee Harrison H.
II Terror aud O-monde Cunningham also ran
FOURTH race. one nlle-ChriStopbipe. i0e CMotp
Ia :, won: Bert Gatty. los (MoIcsvorthl &
10 J. Second, Curlcuc i02 GIilD TO l. third
lIme. i:8G rs. Truly. oriin Kripp. John Rear.
DOR ard Psnzerets also ran
titth race. 1.-Two and half furlouss-ssusca
40 Gentry TO !, pop; Dominica iOS (Tavior)
10 J, second: j. T. Robinson III (uun, s 10
J, third Time. i;oS 5-5. Brdm,u aunty Curl
Janus. orange Blossom. Edmond hdams Quid
Nuuc and Furlong slso ran
SiEtb race six iuronsz-Lonc star. los tMolss-
% J. soeond Butter Bali li5 Ulo7srd) 3 Ia :
!h!rd Time r:i2 -, svperl Daylight, Tight
Boy, Cr5ys FaYcrite and King Rad.ord also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-12
FORMER TESTIMONY
is DECLARED FALSE
Mrs. Esther Nelson of Casper, Wyo., Is
Witness in Denver Divorce
Case.
SnecIal To The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
DENVER. March I1-Compelled to
testify in the divorce suit of Maude
Stock against Joseph E. Stock, Cas-;
per, Wyo.. oil operator, Mrs. Esther Mel
son, who is named as correspondent by
Mrs. Stock, today in District Judge Den
ison S court testified that Mrs. Stock
had taken her to her home and kept
her against her will more than a month
in order to use her as a decoy for Stock
in gathering evidence against him to be
used IN her divorce action.
Mrs. Nelson was obliged to appear
before the court or suffer punishment
for contempt AS q result of her al
legged associations with Stock, Mrs,
man, has instituted suit in Wyoming for
divorce. Mrs. Nelson, a girlsh young
woman, declared the statements she pre-
viously made arc false.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-12
sTRETELIrPATERsoN
NEWSPAPER GRAYS TO
REORCANIZE AT ONCE

s,.,u r,,,e,s Who r-7c with the Nevtpaprr
Grsv, lart snsson aod who want to be IN thit
yesf's team should send n their names TO GsoIso
l. Coicer o.. cnre The newspapers OF the ei!E
h,~s the material for crack-a-lsck. purely
sm,,.ur club az was shown last yeas when The
f;yav. mot and bold ,her oSn vlth some OF IN"
eW1:. speedIc-t A better organization than ever
VII be effected thus year and as soon as enough
oiavery have been lined UP capteln VIII ce
rr"med nv the boyu and active praetics begun
plans which will Interest al, the veteran "Fass
.nd those Who join already being lnid
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-12
PLAY Good Billiards.

NEW YORK. March ii.-An c1cellent eTi,hltion
a, h,lk.lin billiards was given today BY joseph
MAYER tho national amateur chaTnpion. aau
Charles Heddho OF DoSugioc. Nich., who mot ~ =
thc fourth game Of the national amateur Il
fxil.- line ,curuamept. Mayer ~ho vas deiosIea
In ,he initial game on Monday night oS "
nlooohip form todny and Scn by iho to -. hea-
ssn. Who Ike Eugene L. ailburn OF Mempht
ycstr-dav made his debut Ia class champion
shin rom7,uy proved 90 be Ecnuins 1nrprIe'
and bls doft cue work madc favorable imprs..
sioa on thove who Witnessed the contest Iha
n.,-,n.r,s host effort was "a In his sixth IN
Mag made ~ OF al sioens oliisIhs '.,',S,ns ',
r., rorfhz Of soirs =! TIC jeadinE prcfrts!onals.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-12
IKE TEST CASE
|C|TY CABARETS
attorney Wiley Says
Out of Patience
With Ministers.

4 for The ministerial associa-
'hich he is the president, the
Winter Reese said yesterday y
ID possible that an injunction
|follght against some cafe on
that IL was violating the law
acrer OF cabaret entertainment
he action, ii is said. will be
n1re OF a test case TO ascer-
rIfion OF the state law in the
. Mr.. Reese said that &c wa :
| Of the ministers that the law
Vfolated and that all the as
1ught was an enforcement OF
1W on. the statute books. The
n the organiza ton was notified
a letter 10 County Attorney
N 20 ascertain just what posi-
/Hce intended TO take as tho
ne Investigation made under
IsIpn OF the attorney.
h proprietors met with the
/0rney Tuesday morning, at
X tic pAPlii -tLOLs VI fAV ih|IiAl-Nt
. of the features OF the cafes
[|0nable Mr.. Wiley said that
cf the restaurants he had no.
|1ency TO tolerate intoXication,
I|Iarity OF women patrons with
Improper dancing. These
aid, must be elininat ted at
he cafe mana gers agreed that
be taken in the future that
|ectionsble should occur. No
reference was made by the
1rney to any one restaurant
ing on the agitation OF the
association in reference 10 the
|Ltorney Wiley yesterday said
||eved there would be no trou-
IA to the matter. He said:
lost all patience with the
ID association in this matter.
4 made its own Investigation
IL a friendly meeting with
Kers. and we came 10 2. rnu-
trstsnding for cooperation.
fferial association has never
pnrticle OF evidence OF any
1g before me in reference 10
20 tainments
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-12
SORROW AT NAUGHTON
DEATH is WIDESPREAD
Y International Nexs Service.

By international Ecws Service.
SAN FRANCISCO. March u.-FFon ali tho
country ard from abroad Reil. there camo
ncSsdEcn TO-DAY telling OF sorrow the death
Of ". ". NauRhiou. dean OF sporting vriters.
Thsy we're sen; rs high and low. 10 many
'iclds Besides athletics who IN contact
with Nsughton a. various stsgns Of his long ana
distinguished career.
The directors OF two e!ubs-,hc Prczs and the
Tamilv-wflh which nc closely Identified.
u,-t today 10 express 5orTow. %suIhton. sport
Ing editor o, the Examiner sor years. prcsi-
jcnt Of the Press club when he died
The funeral viii he hed tomorrow a, IN O'Clock
from ST. Mars ya,hrdFsl,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-12
my RENDERS
|RPLUS STRONGER
Security & Trust Company
b Also Declare Customary
>1Arterly Dividend.

landing the general financial
during the last year the busi-
Salt Lake Security 81 Trust
laterially increased during
months and substantial
een added TO the firm IS sur
Ing 10 reports made st a di.
citing held yesterday. The
[erly dividend Of S per cent
ed. 1t was announced that
N has several large projects,
Cd will mean much TO the
rial developments of the city
Ehich are to be prosecuted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-12
$4,000 EYers's Bonus.

MACON. Ga, March N-John Eveu,
posea manage OF tho Chicago National league
ossooail team. tonight received a check for SZ5.-
90 bonus for signing a contract With the
Boston Nationals. The check was given Evers
oJ James u. C;affney. owner OF the Boston club
shortly after his arrival here
It had been reported Evers receive
| l2o. 600. Gsffney said. ss ho handed slip OF
| pnper 10 the Sccond bsscmaD. but hore s the
cheek Ever may, 81 he wishos. tell the
amount"
his - -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-12
Little Five" Doomed.

GALysBI Rn III. March I,-D!zyolItion o, the
Little Five collcs, athletic conference vrs
predicted hoTc today after meeting cs the ath-
ictic board OF hroS COLLEGE last night. Similar
seHtl:paur c2ists at Monmouth college. IL n said
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