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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-25
TROLLEY LEAGUE TO
HAVE EIGHT CLUBS
Officers and Umpircs Will Be Selected
at Meeting to Be Held
March g.

meeting Of The Trolley baseball league raS
held last night Ia tho Salt Lake Hardware store
Representatives from every club in tho lpGguc
were present aud tho prospects for the cou1iug
season were discussed. Al present an cisht-eluh
lensuc 10 assured. Inc clubs In the league Will
probably he chosen from tho following: Dun
dee Woolsn mills Bennett Glass & Paint Co
Eohlou- Charlton Co. together with tho clubs
that wore in inc league last year These clubs
we're the LomaS a. G, Hewlett Tea Co. Murphy
Candy CO. Royals. Superior Baking Powder Co
The srcund1 viii be selected later Tho lcnsus
eliI choose tour diamonds that wil be used
permanently every Suodsy.
Officers Tor the league will not he elected ur-
I'll N1rch r. whom forroiis viii he ported aud
umpires for the coming scssop Uppopied. Tho
ue1i regular mcnting OF tho Trolley league will
be held March st the Salt Lake Hardware store
Arthur MsthcEon. 65 South First West. or Jack
Francis OF Tho Salt Lake Hardware COMPANY
sii receive applications Of teams FOR mombcr-
ehIo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-25
BOXING MATCH To I
HELP MURRAY CLU
Indications Point TO Gallar
and O'Brien for Benefit
March II.

Hardy *. Downing last night received /,
gram from Alex Mclean. manager OF Gilbert q
liant. the lightweight; boxer who met "ouc. roui
Hogan horc a month ago. to tho OBJECT that
aud Gallant would arrive In Salt Lake this uio
iog. It is likely that arrangements viii bc clio
today ior match between Gallant and pal
O. BrIcn for match at Murray on Maroh ~
/, tho match is m1do. the Murray baseball e
will reap ;he benefit, Murray faos are bcn
the project and have commissioned Downing
stage bout. The MuTayItcs think snug Il
sum could be made FOR the club
bout between Gallan, and oBrou no ds
would be faat battle Both men stand hish
tho lightweight division. with tho object Vel
IL Of raising money Ior their baseball team.
Murray fans would unqucstonablT turn out
large numbcrs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-25
TWO HARD GAMES FOR
GRANITE THIS WEEK

The Granite high school baGkothall teams viii
have two hard games this week With the
Salt Lake high school and the other with the
Gr1utSvlllo team. The Gr1nite-Salt Lake game
will 10 played in tho Granite gymnasium Thurs
day afternoon at $3.50 Tho second teams VIII
also play
Tho firg' and eccond teams viii meet tho
GrantSyillc teams Saturday night and hard bat,
Tie 10 expected. Both tho Granite first and see
opd toams played the Grnntsyillc tcnmJ In tho
GrsntEylllc gymnaUum in the carly part ot tho
season aud victorious. Tho stmoI wora
clogely contested and fdSL Coach willard hCh-
toms iarIu0rG in the heat OF condition at
that timn and hHvo been since. The
GrJntsyiile team has improved wonderfully.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-25
FEDS WANT CHRISTY
FOR BROOKLYN HEAD

HSW YORK. Feb, 2s.--Tbs Federal iezgus has
maze Christy hzthoT3on, star pitcher Of tho New
nok SstiouslS proposition TO manage the
BROOKLYN Foderhls az hls terms President
fillmore ha5 wired MatheTsoD az follows:
WIN sou manage the Brooklyn redc-al1! You
my oamo your own terup.'
This is no stall" Gsid Gilmore TO-DAY ..We
want big 10 manage BROOKLYN aud have
iale1 to get stahi. No honestly want Msthesgou
ano he CAP play with Brooklyn at biB opn terms.
He 10 not sisned MP yot with tho Giauts and
ss will gladly give him twice ~ much as he re-
celted from the New York club Iarf season'
Gilmore -has not yet received An spsScr from
sia'heeeon. According 10 the Sea York club
management MsfheaA0n N now on hln wsy from
Loo Angeles 10 Marlin. Tcs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-25
MattY ReceiYes Offer.

Los ANGELES. Feb. .i.-'1 havo received tho
FoderalH offer and Will slyo il careful and scrl-
Gus confederation" Christy Mnthowson said to-
night in regard TO tho proposition made TO him
to manage the Brooklyn Federal league team at
his torms.
1T is not only tho EaIayy. There aro num-
her OF other considerations which enter into the
NATTER hc stated.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-25
La ROcque for imp.

Sam La Eorquc. cld-tlmc NoTthvcStorn isaf
pldyer VINO was On arbitrator IN tho Uuion
sociutioE last year, is to receive contract
umpire I'm tho Union association this yoar it
understood. although President Murphy has
announced it, says tic Anacondl Sauda
"Rssty' Wright who umpirod last season ~
compelled 10 give up through i'll health, VIII
DO given another Gourmet because thoro arc "a
entertained that tho popular 'Rasty" Will
no able TO get Into shape. This will Oo sod %
10 a lot Of Wri6bts friends who learned 10 !
him through acquaintance on the diamond
''Ducily" WoImcs has ncnr contracts 10 pr
ticpuy every Butte player of last se1soc,
IL f. now up 10 tho players 10 sian. There see
To- bo 4 a,cntlcmau's agreement among several
last years Coppcrs TO stand cut for an mcrea
brt this 10 not worrying ''Ducky," ho viii
SIcCrcr.v ~ the only player Win whom pu'
has not got in touch. but he expects 10 got
,i- fcIIov i'm tow soon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-25
E2IIH FhUS.
BILLlARDIST HOPPE
SETS NEW RECORD

CHICAGO, Feb. a;.-Wnilc Hoppe defeated
George sutton in tho second block Of 800 poin's
in tho 1900 championship s3 bAlkDoo hilllafd
match tonight 5.l 10 a. Ropon ran out In four
iun!nsg An average ruo OF l35aI, new world :
rrcord Tho former record high average was 100.
made by sutton in Now York IN April. 1905
Hoppc-i77, 80. es. SC. Total, 5M; average,
Sntion-o t. r. o Total, a; acreage. ISL.
Hoppc's high run Of 80 points tonight did not
approscn the worlds record Of @o' held by him.
sutton having won the first block 100 TO >ce.
Total st.uding: Hnppe. 1000 sutton. SN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-25
Say ,Jeusen'S o. X.

Fans hero have been not lSitlo surprise,a.
not indignant over III" alleged roieSl c,f,uI
ts,,r, rojr. yropchl=n holder, over the sisu1
N pitcher In Jonsop as manager Of TN, me So. s,'
club saws tho Boise Evening Nsvs. Inat ~
~, IL ,r Cous,dcreA il-timcd now 10
@ ,.nc, 10 start anything Of the Kind Is EenoTz.
agreed upcn Faus inclined 70 lomn innd 90. ~,
The attempt and "a far 49, can o. 80 80 Inc vol,
-. rn,,rohat Al lcCs to und"rshhd "uu
5oru,p5 l,T gp%b a protest 10 Ev9ns' tems', ,.s
roc"vod from him here is 30 thu sffss s ,seeiv' na
re,ition vus presented 10 NM. ,oUs oUS who 40 n
a lo'ET EodiS dS"Io 10 pitcher manager and also
costing 4 split Hcl:on.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-25
SYNDICATE OFFERS
100000 FOR CUBS
Expected Taft Will Decide
Today; iris Speaker Not
Yet in Line.

CHICAGO. Feb .t,-only one syndi-
cate has been left in the Geld OF those
who sought control OF the Chicago Ma
tional League Baseball club. The bid oil
500. 900 offered by the Behsn group for
81 per cent of the Cub stock caused the
other two syndlcates 10 assume a walt
ing attitude until Charles p TAFT. owner
of the majority OF the stock, has passed
on the Behan proposition,
II was said that a coterie which pro-
posed 10 put John y. Harding al the
head Of the club would have rcpresen-
tatlvc In Cincinnati tomorrow. however.
The Push- Thompson McCulloch GroGp
vas withdrawn from active participa ion.
Charles A. McCuloch announccd.
Louis j. Behan, who is handling toe
offer of the six men who compose one
syndicate. loft for Cincinnati tonight.
Dispatches from Cincinnati said that
Mr.. TAFT expected that any changes in
he Cubs ownership ii made within the
neSt twopty-four hours would he made
at special meeting Of the league di-
rectorate called bS President Tener at
Harrisburg tomorrow.
Cha Weeglmau OF The Chicago Fed
e!ai iescucrs ss id this afternoon ne was
still confident that Catcher William KILL
fer would play with his team The Chi
raEo club woulo take the case 10 conrt
should killifer decline 10 join II, Wccgh-
us n rciterate
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-25
1To,n;nafions by Wilson.

w. .srrINGTON. Feb. E1.-fresf
0-iison II on made these nominations co,
AsSooate sS. justice Of 'he TnprsbmIs nrp,SbIesop Sp
Of Porto Rico. Harvey NJ Hu'c"'"''
Porto Rico. L,t for t;lo wcsteT
d,st1lct 1liet' Of Washington, John NJ 80
VI REGISTRAR of land Office; oliveT ,densa| IL
per OF Independence, Cah' ae
cnce.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-25
Nebraska Cuts Baseball.

eliminated a. n recognized athletic sport az the
UnivoraIty OF Nebraska. This action was taken
today Inv tho athletic board recommendation OF
injector Of Athletics Stehm. who said exporiances
of ,he mast few years proved Tint college baseball
a.. not approciatcI In towns OF tho conference
vbnro professional wero maintained. Tho
othlotIc board nlao affirmed tho deeiHson OF the
Wt".our, valley conference In declaring Max
Towlc elected captain OF tho football toam, In
eligible and orderiuE action taken for tho cleo
,Io, nr n new captain.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-25
Murphy We'll Pleased.

Ia f. Murphy. president OF tho Union rae
Just back from Utah, whore Ic hD- been wrcstl
with The masnalcs Of Nat locality. is as y
pleased with life in general aS \ house
guoOztnS hctCTo z wggm fire. says tho 80
Miner There. rp'biuE 70 10. The league is
ing TO nc .urccss or clrc there ISN'T basel
fiu in tho territory" IS tho wa" lr. Murphy .
IT.. Asked about ~" discussion regarding tho tsi
~ going ont OF The salary limit he said thai
'imply couldn't hN done aud wouldn't he "
his knowledge "Wc urc dealing this season "
q LOT o. square and fair mcn. gentlemen IN
word Is good aH their hond, and have no 70
regarding tho sulary limit hugatoo. When
schedule meeting H. held next month I belif
that every utllc boiheisomc detail lcft 10 he a
20, cd OF viii he V.lisLcd away In 10 time"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-25
Stars of Game.

Tho stars for tho yisiiorE were Stanley Jobucon,
center, and Captain Roy SiddoNay- Jnhnson' E
work on tho iorsup was great and his p5sslns
fair, Captain ,Stddovny played good game al
guard and broke M tho oppouent5' PLAY many
times His passing not up IN standard steve
Kerr PLAYED well IN the first half and did splcu-
did guarding. nud hc Hlsu did excellent work IN
his TarSius. Jarvis, Spencer and Rawlings for
the rlFtorH played thr forwards and made good
ShoHipg slii Goodrich played his usuul strong
game.
For the horne boys Fuller played the best game
from scoring standpoint. IIc aggressive.
ppt showed iucliustion 10 run with tho ball.
His work from tho foul liur good. Price.
the h!s center In ;ho game ell the tImc. In
the flrst half he madn tvo bnskets but did not
stick With his man. Warner PLAYED we'll et for
ward. Rueu Beck and RUBY alfo played g'ronS
gsmo.
Coach Eounov of tho local hoy& wax we'll
pleased with tho fhowirs or his team and hopes
In win from tho Weber academy. Rirha 'dCon Of
salt Lake EGy5 tblt ogden showed a wonderful
improvement over their past performances.
Coach Aonyo Wargcn Of m" Wchor academy
was the referee aud did cNCclCnt work. Both
coaches we're we'll Satisfied With his officiating
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-25
DISCUSS DETAILS OF
PANAMA GOVERNMENT

WASHINGTON, Feb. %. = Colonel
George w. Cioethals conferred with Presl-
dent WILSON today about details OF the
new Panama government, but did not dis
cuss the New York police commissions
ership which has been offered 10 the
colonel
Colonel GoethalS said Secretary Daniels
had decided that q Panama railway COM
pany ship should be the first TO pass
through the completed canal and that Nj
Daniels would select the party on board.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-25
Enter Balloon Races.

Few YORK. Feb 2s--Thres entries from tho
Aero club Of france and ono from the Aero club
OF Belgium received BY tho Aero olub OF
America today for tho International balloon race
10 start from KanSss City on October next
Including three entries from tho Aero club OF
Germany and tho three which VIII represent the
United Statos, there ten balloons listed
Tor competition FOR tho 1900 In prlLes offered.
The clubs OF fourteen countries b,il arc TO
DO heard FROM
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-25
Would Amend Fee Bill,
Cno.;.I 4, Tho Tribune

WASHINGTON. Feb. "a favorable
report on the bill amending the law
which authorizes clerks OF federal courts
TO charge double fees in Montana. Idaho,
wyoming, Utah and other western states
was made from the judiciary committee
OF the senate today by Senator Walsh.
The bill as reported provides that the
clerks shall retain from the fees collected
for personal compensation, over all ott'co
expenses, not to exceed $4,000. per annum.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-25
Covey to Play Gould.

NEW YORK Feb. A.-Geo,ge T. co7cy. pro-
fcssionsl court tennis champion Of tho world
arrived here today frcTn Liverpool 10 prepare for
his utIo match with jay Gould. amateur cham
pian The contest Will be held at the Phils-
dcIphia Racquet club. March ls is and 2I for
the best seven out OF thirteen scts
Co@ey, II ne wins. will receive purSe Of
sl2So, thirds OF the gate receipts and hi5 eI-
pspses. n defeated by Gould. pluto valued
az 1880 Will be awarded tho American amateur
Coyey receiving ezpsnreg and tvo-thirds OF tho
gallo receipts.
The contest Is the first International match Of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-25
YOKEL BEATS STElF
IN STRAIGHT FALL

Spccial IN Tho Trfiounr.
r.Ew1sToWN, Mont, Feb; ,;,,ia11 .TTs work by
and and tt9'2 tS 2os %i1O' World champion %Sssr:' &
%Tes,rcr S% " gained bc s IAN Cgsr Gs'Tss TScn
here tonight Tho onTS TSn oTm TS'i lock and ,hTov
champion G5 5css go, % Sltf aish,ed on his ,s hsna
osSn,cd oyS T 10 be hurt but roon sad ne aboat Tou
inac Tbc men ,'i,v lsn%9d "sii'iSS nj iS from tho
niehL SlSh vi WI md Yokcl won the second
~ ,n'y ,,,"o Minutes vl,h an arm aud les 'o'A'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-25
Women Play Tennis.

NEw YORK. Feb. n.-womsn lava tennis
players Will begin the match In the iu,en,a-
tiouui sennig championship. March l3 Mlns Ma .
RIO Wagner the title holder: Miss Elizabeth II
Moore. former champion. and Mrz. Theodore
Csppeour have beon dosignated as tho cominittea
in charge OF the meeting OF the United 3lotos
Nationsl Lawn Tennis association and by tho
Seventh Roglmcpt club AZ tho tournament Will be
conducted on tho armory courts OF tho latter or
sanization.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-25
Bonner for Seattle.

Al Eouncr Boire'a crouch pitcher last peaa'
but TcFardIcsr o. his peculiar disposition.
or Tho brFt bc,vprs who cvor topped the mou
nj cody park. has bern grabbed hy presIa'
DuEiai- Of the Seattle club in tho NofthVcs.,
I-,i,i,- according to tho Boise Evening Sa7
N Bonner can control his temper when tni1
,-o not rroaklnS right hc should develop INTO =
Of tho bcst pitchers Duslele vii! nave IN"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-25
ENGLAND WILL TRY
FOR OLYMPIC FUND

LONDON. roh. 3-The British Olympic com
nf,tos has decided 20 mako another appeal for
ton ri the Olympic games 10 he held Berlin
IN 1915. Recently tho DGRo Of wcstminRtor
$500 900 through 2 national subscription for the
came purpoac. resigned. having failed o, its pur-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-25
BURLINGTON LEADS
In CHURCH LEAGUE
Win From Phillips Congrcg I'M
manuel Baptist Defeats First
Presbyterian Five.

Tho Burlington Baptist church bosEetbdll plsy-
ore arc leading tho church league. They de-
loatcd the Phillips CouGres stiona quintette ls8r
night by the pcorc OF IS TO %. Tho game wns
hard fought throughout, At tho end OF the firs,
half tho Phillips team Nas In tho lend By tho
scoTe OF II 90 7. Tho ramsa played In tho
Y VI. C. 4. gymnasium.
Tho good work OF George HudTor at forward
for rho Eurlinetons the sHme for them Eo
rcorcd nine baskets and four poIuG from the foul
line lie tho Uisr OF the contclt Walker
and Tudiuo vere tho 5tsrU for tho lo5er5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-25
STREVELL-PATERSON
AND Z. G. M. |. WIN

In tho City league the Strcvcllr0tcTson bowlora
last night defeated the Business Men aud tho u.
c. NJ J. beat the amith-FayS team In the Com
mcrclhi league. Tonight the Wlndsors and the
IL Mesas VIII play in tho City lcaguc. Anothcr
Sorles Of tho tsesraphc match between Boise and
Salt LaNo win bo rolled tonight. play beginning
at ? o'clock Last nights scoro3:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-25
Feds Open April 25.

The Federal league viii not open its
paying season until April 25. and the
stands and grounds in most Of the cities
viii he Teady by that time. IL was said
iodsN by Charles Wecghman president
az ihe Chicago club.
Kerry ODa". the veteran umpire
whom Charles W. Murphy named rs man
aeer Of the Chicago National Lea que
Bascbsll club TO succeed johnny Evers
heforc The club was srld 10 Charles T.
TAN Of Cincinnati, probably viii he re-
taiDed in his new position during the
COMING season. The following telegram
from the cubs secretary has been re-
'rlved by % Day, who is in charge OF tie
Cubs training camp al Tampa, accord
M. 10 lnforna tlun received here lnda Y :.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-25
Retain Hank O'Day.

Nr. TAFT instructs me To say that YOU
are 20 continue as if nothing had hap
peDed
Many rumcrs conccring tho mana se-
lnent OF the Cubs had been heard since
ine sale nf the club last SATURDAY One
81 The rumcTs VAS 10 tho effect that a
new manager would be appointed TO sue
ceed oDay, although the latter would he
phld tde salary stipulated in the contra ct
70 signed Witt Murphy.
John j. Bvers. whose unceremonious
removal from the mana cement OF the
Chicago National League club led TO the
eeparaticn of President Murphy from the
National league. arrived here today 10
ra1E MS belongings preparatory to Jour
heting 10 his home town Of Troy, n T..
eud thence 10 Bnsion
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-25

Kodak Pictures Finished.
Mail us your films. Salt Lake Photo
Supply Co., 159 Main street. Exclusive
photo dealers. Advertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-25
"DO UTAH OR DIE"
SLOGAN AT PROVO

Special The Tribune.
PROVO Eco .i.-The spirit OF DO Utah or
die has taken complete possession Of tho bas-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-25
OFF For Camps.

pHlLApsLpHfA. fcb. 2s--PhiiadeIphia Amer.
'eNn soa Rational league pIsYcrs left ,cday for
tP,'ns training in the south. 4 contingent OF tbe
Hutucs started by boa, from Net, forl for
SerhsonFiIle. while aome of the Phllliel left by
iail for Wilmington. y. e. -
ihefe were thirteen players 10 tho National
rssve party. The first contingent OF the Phil
e9'iphis Athletics party gag headed by Tho ,et-
e-au Harry Duys and Included PLACER sfucrjs
SUN NcA'sr, Peupock Wyckoff. Brown shaw.
10y bre>6ter CaTuhcrS. Kopf. Kargt Salmon
Brickl"y and BoardmAn.
Mapsgcr Connle Mack. Eddie rlauk Bender and
scTpFal otbe-r will leave bcrc tomorrow i,y train
March Z.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-25

ssrdwcll. l. Eudins. T. slnnLin. J.
FREQ throws Hudson, 4 out o, tries. walker.
5 out OF tre8; Iioisiustop, out OF tries
Tho second game between tho Emmanuel
Baptist and the First Frcsb!torian teams. Tho
lmmsuue five by tho score Of II Ia IS Tho
star Of tho Eama Arthur Bowen. who scored
Gig bsskotg SoSberry and Whitehead OF tho losers
scorcd -ho ontro N:teen pclnt1.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-25
Red Sox Leave.

BOSTON. Mass. Feb ai,-ManszeJ
Carrlsan OF the Boston Americans. wifi
.eyeral members Of his playing staff, left
today for the training quarters at EoI
springs, .Arl. otder battery candidates
WI nc picked up on the way. The field
ers Sill not report until March s. Tri.
speaker has not Yet signed and Is said
o have been approached hy Fedora
ca que agents
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-25
White SOX on Move.

Los ANGELES. Feb 2s-Tho chioavo VIM,
t 20. ieit foSsy for training quarter. q. Psfo Ro.
pre-, nsI Ihero wcrc thirty mon aboard ihs
u4-ruaIl spscpl ocrldcb si1 reportrrn for csstern
resfpapers The PLAYERS arrived hero yesicfd.v =
hsVing been deayed nearly thirty iour. r,
,srs1 asno's esuhco by tho storm whicn tpopt this
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-25

Field hasEc's-Warncr, /; Price, ?; Buen, I;
Rawlings 3: jarvis. .: Kerr. |; Johnson. 8; sid
doNay. .: Spencer |; Goodrich ?.
Frco oSn-RawIings. 1 out OF Is; Fuller. 6
out of tries.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-25
Marquard Comm LIN.

MARLIN. Texas. Feb. as-Pitchor
Nnee Msrquard will Join the New York
Mstionals' training squad here arly next
arrived here Ia ST night 49, ""N
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-01-16

him, We were all going to picnic
next day, and on our way home we
remembered that the arrangements
were not complete. So We all turned
and strolled back to the house where
we had spent the evening. There was
a light in a side room. Is that the
study? | asked. Our host is prob
ABLY having a goodnight pipe. Two
American men, one lawyer and the
other a doctor, replied dryly: That's
the kitchen; they're washing the dish
es.' And the Americans were right.
"The host came out. Come in'
he said: 4 don't believe you've got
dishwashers in London, have you!
So into the kitchen We went and there
was an amazing machine, like an old
fashioned pump; the silver was put IN
a perforated basket, the plates were
stacked round below the basket, near
" boiling water and soap powder were
poured on the silver and pumped up
and down on the plates, and, finally,
silver and china were taken out clean
and dry. This machine cost
pounds 10 shillings. My American
companions looked at it listlessly: 1t
was no novelty to them"
OBSERVER.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-01-16
THE DUPLICATION OF BUILDINGS

Numerous and splendid public BUILDINGS
are Joy to the eye and indicate the Character
OF the people. They are at the same time a de-.
H5e n;1a factor IN the tax rate The people
cost, expense of maintenance and necessity for
me same; Caldwell is an average Idaho town,
Here here we have court house, city hall irrigation
district Z, office, four school houses; and q Car
ni ne zen library The court house is utilized to
Its full capacity and so is the irrigation district
Offices These two buildings were needed The he
city nails first story is occupied; it's second
story IS partly occupied and the third is ab1
e0rred by nature. The school houses are ns S
. on nours day for nine months in the year and
are ar not used at all during three months. The
Htta:19egle library will probably rank with the he
thlrq rs story of the city hall as perfect yacmm
a, Inc people have reached that stage where
aney cannot meet en- masse except in an ordained
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