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The Detroit times., 1914-06-13

TOT EDO June IL +-IIOFlnRt " heNtI
Cash g24c. July $50 September S5c.
corn Cash 73lAc July old and new.
74U. September TIC Oats Cash &c;
Juiv l2atr September 40c, Rye Cash
$50. Cloverseed Cash sS07ia october
and December ss57is Timothy Cash
se65. September S2.75. Butter, eggs
and hay. Unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-13
-COvFrNN.ENT RONnS
+ cor n' EXCHANGE
IINLIEp. rr,Trs .C0TToN REpoR.

, wastnSlrosxx Iune ia ffht eo,sas
Ifoeiropori tssued by the census bureau
IUtnrl shows tsT11a bales exclusive OF
|nfers Congu;ned dur'nR Nav. cor
taref With ~; fss Tn 1919 and i3ee IA
rnIen held IN rnanufa curing establish.
Hents NAV a. against Ne1sT last
|faf. nnt So s1s haies "a independent
1nrehorrea compared with eas SO IN
It11 Nav imports were 4GI7s baies.
end exports. 'neiudiux iinfers aa2fr2
|IIfH Cotton splndles grtire IN May
[NH1orkd - .oz9e7s. against s0,sbe.i77
The Detroit times., 1914-06-13
RurrER ANn EGGS.

Butter-Creamery extras. 26hc
irsts, 25lfc; dairy. lsc; packing stock
S. per 10.
EKEs-FreSh receipts, cases included
irsts. l9hc; current receipts. $50 l9c
per doz
The Detroit times., 1914-06-13
TOLEDO LIVE STOCK.

TOILET. June fS.--HoRs Receipts,
400 head market steady, heavies,
SS25 mediums ss25 Workers IS 25 n
$50. good pigs SIS Calves Market,
steady. sheep and lambs Market.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-13

The following firms are priv.
legged TO execute orders on the
Exchange. Carlyle 4 Povah, w. A
Hamlin & Co. n W. Noble q Co.
w r.. Moss a. Co, Lewis @. Gorton,
w T. Reilly & Co. Geo. M West
e. Co, II $ Warren q Co, VIM. II.
Rose & Co. w A. Nser a Co.
w e Mclaughlin
The Detroit times., 1914-06-13
CHICAGn GRAIN.

CHICAGO June IS-Opening -
Wheat July up isc; September UP
= Corn july up Il C; September NJ
isc Oats July up &c. September
steady Provisions. steady
The Detroit times., 1914-06-13

Ry.,pes.-Iik. Printing. No fuss and
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Coz 9
John " st Phone Main 1893
The Detroit times., 1914-06-13
Appi..-steers red. ssqs5o; rus.


steady,
Appies-steers red. ssasso; rus.
sets. s45005; Ben Davis t545.5o per
Dbl box apple. s2259 2.75 per boz, "a
BuuPuuEE6oUd- shipping stock. tl-aS
n 20 per bunch
Benn.-Dried Limas. III ase per ID
CnuIifio wer-s2 20 per doz
Celer~-Florida, f5H325 per crate
Cabbage New southern. s202sS per
Wholesale prices Michigan
ifsc iinSurser. isaisHc: domestic
Swiss, i9dl9hc imported Swiss, $50
23hc; long horns. Ice: daisies. 10 &c
per 10.
Cherries-s2.5o per 24-qt case
SalifornIn Fr"it---C'herries 7Nn
/ 21S: apricots, s22J per box plums
81 % per box
Dates-Fersian, new. 797xc; FardA
/ 9T9ls In; Dromedary $3.50 case
/ Dressed Calves Fancy. iz113c;
medium. IL l3c; No. !: ~ zee per 10
FiEs Imported. li4t5e ib.' CALI
! Fresh Vegetables - Green peppers,
1850 per crate, soc per basket cucum
hers 55p6Oo per doz, radishes, long
! i9c. r9an loc- per doz Fiorida ,gn a.
toes. 81 b0n215 per crate asparRgui
sections, SSd325. boxes, soc mtl gree 2
~ per hamper; green beans. sl;750i
green corn s5a7oc per don.
Grape Fruit-ftM $50 per box.
Honey.Fancy, white new, 1SgtSe
Hay--Detrolt shippers are paying the
following prices for paled hay In car
lots, o b Detroit No ! timothy
81 n t7.5 standard. stgd 1850. No.
timothy. Sl5.a0M rs No mixed. Si3.A
Tif. light mixed ft6M16.50. rye straw
N4Sso; wheat and oat straw. t7d
Hides - No. cured. IInc; No,
i2c; No ] green. bulls 'oc: No.
cured veal kip tic. No j green yea
kip. l5c No. J cured murrain TIC. No
I green murrRin 10c:- No cured calf
iec; No green calf Sc. No 7 horse
t450; No horse. $3.50; No. | taliow
! Sc No 2 Sc No hides, le OF No
amount ~ wool. tscT{i5o
Lemons -Messlnas S5d55O; califor
MIA. s607 per box.
FINES iidi2 s per box
Maple Sukar--pure. Js1i7c; hlendei
S11ss ss'> sece. ~ yg8f SoPs y y 3
MELONS -watermeiony. Goa 75c eaci
Rocky Fcrds. ponies 81 30: standar'
wnshraorn-N IS n ioc per 10.
OrnaRes-t'allfornin navG's t360d
as vaiencias - 50T.i per box
s295 per IN Texas Bernudas white
50 90, yellow 30 per crate.
sack SSa a0c bu New Dermudos. 80 %
seSt per mi Triumphs. s40T
PonItry-Iive hens. i4c: No ?
f0S12c. stays in1tlc. old roosters
i0c hroiiers zoe. geese. i0c. ducks
l149fsc. TURKEYS isc per -
PinesppIes--Havsna. ,2so@s; Por.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-13
PRODUCE MARKET

There was the usual quiet market
this morning what buying there was
being OF stocking MP character Re-
ceipts OF Strawberries. both from vest
ern Michigan and from home growers,
were fairly plentiful but the demand
was equal 20 the supply anc the
market was firm There was no poul-
try in but the marker was nrmer IN
tone than for days past. The demand
foy broilers Is "a little Irregular. but
buyers are not Directing to prices.
Eggs were fraction lower again yes
terday but the butter market Is nrm;
and the vegetable list is active and
steady.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-13

HIGHER THOUGHT ASSEMBLY
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-03

to Siberia and Central Africa; he had
just been to Ludlow and heard the
stories of the miners, and now he
said;
"TeII that (unprintable Ianguage)
that three hundred is just the num-
Der of crack shots that ! decided |
could bring there when next the
fighting began"
e And let me add that this young
man went off to Chicago and is now
pledging his hunting companions,
ranchmen and Canadian guides, to
be ready for Senator Van Tilborg's
signal.
All this, you will observe, is without
counting the miners On the day that
the federal troops were. called they
had DYNAMITE UNDER ALL THE
RAILROAD TRACKS INTO TRIM
DAD, and were about to blow them
up. They had fought pitched bat
ties with the state troops, and in
several places HAD THESE TROOPS
AT THEIR MERCY. They had O.
100000 rounds of ammunition stored
in piano warehouse in neighbor-
ing state; they had 1,5O0 MEN in an
other state, ARMED AND PLEDGED
TO MARCH OVER THE NOUN
TAINS.
Many sue hthings they had done,
and, incredible as it may seem, they
have so much backing Of the public
sentiment of Colorado that NONE
OF THEIR LEADERS WILL EVER
BE PUNISHED FO RANYTHING!
What do you. call this but class
war?
Tin tomorroW's article Mr.. Sinclair
will tell more of his observations in
CoIorado.)
-O-O-
TWO BITS FOR A HAIR CUT
Over200 of the $50 shops affected
by the strike of the International
RarherS' Union TOca1 54S have sign
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-03

In highway that will stretch from
San Francisco to New York and ex-
tend it's tree-bordered tributaries into
almost every state in the union, the
women of the United States will per-
petuate the memory of Abraham
Lincoln. The Lincoln Highway Com
mission will spend more than $10;-
100000 on the memorial highway.
Mrs. E. E. Kendall, Chicago club
woman, has been appointed chair
man of the committee that will have
charge of the tree planting along the
main road and its tributaries. Much
of the preliminary work has been
done, but the general plan will be
completed when the state chairmen
meet in Chicago during the biennial
convention of clubwomen, June 9.
-O-O-
For the first time for eleven years
a wedding was solemnized at Isley
Walton, a village in Leicestershire,
England, where there have only been
thirty marriages since 1854.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-03
TWO BITS FOR A HAIR CUT

TWO BITS FOR A HAIR CUT
Over'200 of the $50 shops affected
by the strike of the International
BARRIERS Union, Local 54S, have sign
ed with the union. Both the bosses
and workers are. enthusiastic over
the shorter hours and uniform prices
resulting. Hair cuts on the West
Side will now be 25 cents and shaVes
10 cents.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-23
Prebitek hrane.

Nelika zmOta je misliti, da elm
wee pouzijemo, TEN wee koristi
ina telo cd tega. Telo more pre-.
baviti lie Omejeno kolicino hrane,
XII je razlicna pri vsakem posa.
mezniku, in preostanek je bre7
vrednosti. Ia neprebavljena iva.
rina je strupena in Ge preide v
kri, porazdeli svoj strup zivGev.
ju. Neobhodno porebno je, da sc
je iznebimo, brzko zapazimo kako
n%erednOst V prebavi hrane. kakor
so zapeka, zlatenica, kolcanje.
izguba slasti in moGi. T~rinerjevO
ameriSko zdravilno grenko vino
je zdravilo, XII YAM je ~potrebno.
lzcisti VAN telo in prepre6i mno.
gOtero resno bolezen. PRAY dobro
je V neprilikah zelodca in drobja.
V lekarnah. Jos. Triner, izdelo.
~vatelj, l333-1339 S. Ashland ave.
Chicago. I'll. Pc tezkem telesnem
gibanju nadrgnite svoje telo S
Trinerjevim linimcntom. Adv.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-23
Poor ROJAKI!

Ako ste kupec "a zemljo ali farmo, ne CITRATE Sc ma prehrane
in vabljive oglase razlicnih zemjiskih agentov, v katerih YAM vsa-
kovrstne stvari obljubujejo, kakor stalno delo, brezpIacno stavja-
ME in ciscenje zemlje in druge vabljive pretveze katerih sploh ne
morejo in ne nameravajo spolniti. VeGko denarja in dragocenega
casa 81 bodete prihranli ako pisete pc natancen in resnicen popis
zemlje, kraja, kupnih pogojev, mapo iskjucno samo sovenske far
marske naselbine v Wausaukee, Wis, ker ina re mnogo rojakov
kupljeni svet in jh je re lepo stevilo naseljenih. Tam je svet prav
rodoviten in rodi vsakovrstne pojske prdelke, ravno tako razno-
vrstno sadie in vnsko trio. Ia svet Sc nahaja tk prijaznega me
sta, sol, mlekarne, banke, trgovin, cage, zelezniske postaje in mno-
go drugih podjetji
Priporo6amo rojakom, kateri zli bi dobro in posteno postre-
zen dobti dober in rodoviten kos Zemlje " zdravem in prjaZnem
kraju ter bni vsestransko zadovojen, da pisete rojaku A. Mantel,
L. Box 221 Wausaukee, Wis. pc natanGne informacije in mapo
tamosnje slovenske farmarske naselbine, predno greste kan drut
gam svet gledai in pc nepotrebnem cas- in denar tratti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-23
Sodisce Zdruzenih draw

obdolzilo priblizno 40 uradnikoy
i'll CLANCY cd "Structural Iron
Workers, da so ncpostavnim
potion transportirali dinamit v
druge drzave V uniji. Obtozenci
so bill postavljcni pred sodiScc
V lndlanapOlisu, in tudi vsled te,
ga krlminalnega zlocina obsojeni
V jeco. Sedaj pa poglejmo in pre-,
miSljujmo. Wadell- Mahon agen-
tura IL New York City JIG V imcnu
miru in rcda p~oslala ma tisoce o,
bOrozenih in PROFESSIONALISM prcte.
pacev V Michigan, ola ubijajo
Strajkarje in varujejo svcto last
nino %gospodov kapitalistov. Bald
win-teltz agentura pa je trans
portirala brzostrelne puSke IL
West Virginia V Colorado, da kar
ma debelo ~postrele Strajkarje, Mi,
hove zcne in deco. Zakaj ''Uncle
Sam" ne postavi ten rojenih mo.
rilcev pred sodiSce. ZakajY
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-23
soDRUGIl

Vsak socialist bi moral naroct-
ii "PR0LETARCA," kajti list Ii.
vi samo cd svojih narocnikcv.
Vsak socialist bi moral Siriti
"P~RoLETARCA", kajti to j.
prva naloga nase stranke.
Vsak socialist bi moral tocns
placati n~arocnino "a "PROLE-
TARCA." ker lie ma Ia na6in %
xamore osigurati napredek nase-
mn listu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-23

namrec; kuharco. Tista je in mar.
blizna, k Una dobr kuhat, druf
pa pr nh mel nobeden ne vreden
drgac ce ma dost copakov V ne.
govo nikdar povno bisago da.-
Oats oil!
Well pa gud baj Jaka!
TvoJ Jur Levliga.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-23
ZnaEje O
OlnO

Iustrirana idaja, obsegajoca 800 strani.
Pove vse o spolncm vprasanju; kai bi
moral vedeti mlad MOI in mlado dekle,
mlada zena in mlad soprog in vsi drugi
potrebuiejo vede o zakonih, XII vladajo
spolno hvlienie. Ciste resnice spolnega
zivljenja, naslaniajoGc Sc ma srcGno "a
konsko zivljenia. "~Skrivnosti' mostva
in zenstva; spolno izrabljenost, druzab-
no zlo, bolezni it'd.
Ia izdaja je ena najboljSih, kar Sc
jih jc Sc izdalo ma podlaGi spolne higi-
icnc. Neprccenljivo navodilo onim, XII
so pripravlieni sprejeti resniGna navo-
dila.
Ia knjiga uti streznice, p~ridigarje,
doktorje, pravnike, ~ucitelje in vse dru-
&c, mlade in stare, kaj morajo vedeti o
spolnih v%praSanjih. Spisal Winfield
Scott Hall, Phi, NJ. D. (Lipsko).
Kaj pravijo listi:
"Naravno in k~orcktno'', Chicago
Tribune. "Pravilno in popolno", Phi
ladclphia Press. "Knjiga znanstva".
Philadelphia Ledger. The New York
World pravi: "Ciste r%esnice, katcre hi
moral vedcti vsi, da prcprecimo zla".
Ia knjiga velja Same sl.0O. Denar
ali Money Order ter Zoe IN pokritie
postnine.
MIAMI PUBLISHING COMPANY,
| Dayton, Ohio.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-23

prec pisOu usem naS'm pleharjm,
k boda skuz rajzal, d. Sc morja
ustavt V Willow Springs, d. bona
cd nh kupil VISA krama ma puff ma
take Obroke, d. jh bona za6el pla-
cvat Sc lie EN- tavzent let pc mas
smrt, k DO enkat puff placan, bo-
ma zacel placvat pa Sc lie enteres.
h SIN tula studirou, sm vidu ena
velika kampa fantov, k sa pei,
ped MIN je pa stavu fotograf, d
Jh namala ma papir. Prec SIN skle-
nu, d. en- bit tud jest ma papiri
med takm fantim, k sa vessel.
Sam prek sch sm pa reku: "Tu
je dobr, d hi n'bnga farsk'ga
ksihta umes, ker b. prec fotograf-
ska plata pocla, potl b. pa incl
figa namest pilda. Potl sa pa sedl
fanti V trava in zaGel pet, d. jh je
bio luStn poslusat. Bill sa res fest
fanti, ker nj bio sliSat n'bnga pr
duSanja, kukr je vnavad ma far
SIKH piknikih in unterholtngah. O
tukaj SIN Sou prek tancpod, ker sa
Sc Ia mlad III star pari Sukal pc
taktu nuke. Muzkonti sa hudu
Svical, ker je bio vroGe. vend'r pa
ne tku hudu. kukr je VodiSka 10.
hanca Svicala telecja kri pc zim
in pc let. Potl SIN Sou pa Ike, k sa
$ kuglam zbijal palace, k sa bli
cist podobn kranskm farm. Sam
premal kufraste muse sa incl.
kdur je enga pajaca al kranske-
ga farja dol zbou, ie dubu "a
placil ena cigara.
Lub sodruh redahter, ce t
hocm resnica pisat MORN rect, d
je blu prou fajn pink. Use je
blu mirn III zidane vole, ker nj
bio farSkh craven, k pravja, d
nj luStn ma zegnan al pa pink,
ce ne naredeja enga mrzl'ga al pa
OVEN, trem ne pusajo vroce far
Ske krvi. YES redahter pa tn nj
ne Gudnga, g pr farSkh noz in
kov igrata ia velka uloga. Sci nj
sa nh narbl kunStn l'die nc bul.
krek, dohtar in filgesof je yeas
farSke V L'blan tkula uciu: "C'
vidiS V ostariji socialista in C Sc
DO kej ujedou, kar tkula prim z
ena roka "a vrat, $ Ia druga ga
pa z bunka usekej pc CLAW" c.
sa pa farSk ia piknik, Sc tku ma
zreja, d use toplt vida. ker pc
navad mislja, da je vsak socialist
"a diva farSka, pa vsak misl, d. je
negov farSk prjatu socialist, ker
ga topit vid. Potl pa skocja enmu
drugmu V lase in Sc ravnaja pc
nauk filgesofa Kreka.
Ma ten piknik pa nj bio ne far.
SIX h. Zatu nj nobedn dOplt vidu
in Sc tepu. X sma sli dam, sa tud
Ribezn, krtaca i'll Brus pohvalil
piknik in sa rekl, d. Sc nisa Sc
nkol tku fajn incl.
Zravn SIN t prlozu Sc diva pri-
ia. V kratkem t b kmal spet
pisou.
Serbus
Tvoj Jaka.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-23
Tvoj Jaka.
Buhl, MINI.


Ma pei ravnu sem sa zmislu, da
b. su dol V Zolijet pogledat tistga
kumu pravjo grinhorn liz Stajer-
skega, Mr.. Pfafenberg. &c je pei
prinesu kej ia crnga Edelweissa s
sabo. Pa pei medium su mic. Bum
pei, Tebi raji pisov kaku Sc je
zgudilu z Janezom OzlanOvim pri
veliko noGni spOvdi. Pei zgudilu
seize dol ma Chisholmsk spuvednic
takule: Gospud vprasa: Janez ali
kovneS?
Janez odgovori: Kovnem in
kovnem pa rudi moiim pa Sc Agii,
ha.
Gospod: Dobro Janez ali gol.
fas?
Janez: Golfam in golfam pa tu-
di huge ime dam pa Sc zgliha.
GospOd: Dobro, Janez ali neveS
da bog Teje dao in hudic TIE BIO
wei?
Janez: PRAY dObro. Pupre.j ku,
ker je mugoce.
Pei, korpo debako, "a pokoduro
je pa dobu: Tristu devet in deve.
deset dni odpuskov, fraj sifkarto
du nebes in dollar "a ustupnino. V
prvo vrsto, cetrti sedes ma stiri-
najsti galariji. - Ia prismojeno
kumedjO, ~tragajoco ma vecne ca
Sc, Amen.
Krist Ribezn
il Ipave pl.Ploskic.
z rajze.
Prlub Jaka:-
Mislem, de M ma hos zameru,
&c ri po taku dougom Gait Sc lie
zdej piSem. k sem svojo oblubo
prlomu, Sc pred dvema let, k
sva Sc zmenila, de III bonn pisou
vsak mesc enkret enih2u. &c pa
jest mole razmere popisem koko
Sc mi je V tenn Gait godil, jest do
Der SEN d. ne Doc Gist nc but in
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-23
JE IZSL.A
KNJIIzICA

'Katoliska cerkev in socializem.'
knjizica obsega SO strani. 10
mad 10c. SocialistiGni klubi in
posamezniki, XII naroce mad 25
komadov dobe so proc. popusta.
Naroca Sc pri upravnistvu Pro
letarca.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-19
TROLLEY LEAGUE TO
NAME UMPS TONIGHT

Trolley league chiefs will meet tho West
ATulS a Sporting Goods companys stoFe a.
1880 o'clock tonight
Tho matter OF clecting D secretnTy and treas
uror will be discussed and tho names Of several
business zln be- presented 20 The Toys ior
nomination. among them being F. J.. kIeu o!
tho Western Arms, who is interested In the sue
cees o, the league ard who Is Offering bis SoEY-
ices 10 IN, league free OF charge. both during
business hours ouG after.
Empires viii be finally appointed tonight and
Will 30 requested. with the president OF the
le,suc TO Join tho board of directors at their
first meeting The different managers In tho
league are requested present the nnIno OF their
representative tho league meeting ~ the
meeting tonight in order 70 get the board TO-
gether nv Staurday night II possible
Tho matter OF grounds hah been thoroushly
looked Into during The wook b. President Aatho-
son and Vico President Dewsllyn. and they have
some excellent lots in view.
Numerous inquiries have hoen received TO
rnrd,ng the gamo OF Easter Sunday and requests
have been made 10 cancel thar game or post
popo 4, until July holiday. until thc end
OF Inc season The matter Will DC brought up
tonight and some decision reached relative to IL
Mathcson and Llewclyu have had busy week
making final arrangements for the big opening
on April {. Negotiations have already been
oponcd with Price and other towns regarding the
proposed t=ip to that city and others TO the
south OF salt Lake by such carly action II Ia
hoped 20 bavo everything arranged by tho close
OF tho playing season and tho guarantee or
each civ in some bRrk OF Salt Lake. players
average will be kept this year and by this
mesns t is hoped 10 pick An nll-star team Tor the
southern trip
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-19
GARDNER LOSES FIRST
GAME IN TOURNAMENT

NEW YORK. March fs.-Edwari W. Gardner
OF New York suffered bis flrst loss In the
tolal amateur billiard championship tournament
tonight and result l5 tied with his conquer
or. J. Ferdinand POggonburg of Now York. for
PoggoRbuTg made his 100 points In thirty three
test was close until tho thirty-igst inning. when
Gardner. after running 10. forgot 10 get tho balls
out OF halk tho second shot and consequently
left position which enabled Poseenburg to run
7S. Tho international champion finished tho game
with of 10 and g. Scoro:
Pogscnbuss-io0: average. IL t-2s: high runs.
70. 80 80
GnIdncr-ao5; average. . s-as; high rns. 49,
90. So.
Playing hts fifth and last game but one
today. Charles Heddou OF Dowhglne. Mich.,
defeated Eugene l.. Milburn OF Memphis
Tenn, 400 $50 aud Incidentally made
OF l55 which is the highest In this
years contest, and sets now mark In play for
the national titlc. Ueddon has n splendid
chance TO capture the special high trophy
In his game today. tho Michigan state champion
essaycd seventeen maHgo shots and he mndo all
but two.
Mllburn. having failed TO nun a winning bracket
finished low In tho oontcst. Heddon is
stage higher up with victory and tho high
prl2o almost secured. whilo the other five
have two EarncI each,
Tho scores OF today'S game:
Heddon-;oo: average 16; high TUBS. 1885,
3s. 50.
M!iburn-lso; average. lc-24; high runs. 81.
IS, a.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-19
DAD GIMLIN'S BOYS
BEGIN TO ASSEMBLE

Ducky Jones, who played star game
az third for Ogden last year. and Joe De-
vine. an outflelder. who has been signed
By Manager Gimlln OF Ogden. arrived IN
salt Lake last night from San Francisco.
Roth PLAYERS Will proba bly, leave for Og-
den today. although II IS understood Gim-
In has not asked his men TO report be-
fore the first Of April.
Jones said last night that baseball was
wcil under way IN California and that
both he and Devine had played occasional
Is during the winter. Devine is reputed
10 be a last outflelder and was strongly
recommended To Gimlin by Jones. Thus
far II Is known that those who Will try
with him for outfie!d positions are Howard
Murphy. Paul Cobb. Jimmie Moorehead
among TIE most promising young ball
players picked up In California this wear,
Jones was last year one Of the MAIN
stays of the ogden team. He was out
batted only by Cobb and Blauser who
played in fewer than fifty games during
the season. and he was Well up among
the third basemen In the fielding avera ges.
He played in III games. was at bat 450
times. made SO runs and 1i5 hits for a
percentage OF .3l5. He fieided at third
base tor percentage OF .sl1 and played
shortstop a part Of the season.
Jones said last night he was In good
condition and was eager 20 begin the
training season. He said that "kltty"
knight. Sinclair and Pourroy. who re-
turned the contracts first sent them un-
signed would probably sign new contra cts
Within few days.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-19
HIGH SCHOOL CLASS
BASEBALL ON TO-DAY

The senior claSs baseball riue os tho salt
Lsko high school viii play tho sophomore class
team this afternoon tho high school cAmpu9
william Wtnsor. captain OF the senior team. Is
confident that his team viii cop tho ttle, ss
all 'H'' men viii be permitted 20 play. Any
letter man may pitch three innings and Captain
winsor expects TO win bis gRrno by using H
men. Bill Goodrich. captain OF the regular team.
NarTy Fitzpatrick. coach OF the high school team.
and Edgar Whitehead Will play FOR the senior
team Fitzpatrick viii pitch past OF the game
Captain william Banks OF the sophomores In
equally oonHdclt that MIA team VIII win. AZ
Stanley johnson VIII pitch and Johnson u ono
OF the bost twlrloTB at the west side. Bankn
viii catch him. The sophomore team has cap
,ured the basketball honorH and expects 10 TO
peat on tho diamond. Tho second-ycar men VIII
present a strong lineup.
II IA probable that no games Will be played 70
uaorIow, the big marathon VIII he run. Bali
games win be resumed next Monday.
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Salt Lake Should Draw Rio.

While sal, Lake seems 10 have secured ~.
hou's share o. sauos at honns The .ftu,,Io, -
ioeanlnE Murray AHd sAii Lake is pecu,la- =,
UssN aEi IL IN very probable that ~, i,.ys~
niasiAtss dlf ~hst they thought wa BE-, 81,
Lake ia iho largest city 10 tho league .na -
se.eg, eeins eoaiiseTef. shouiG draw the isrssr
slN.aAhes. M'er az. VIA; tho league wants
- and me beat way 20 do that ls 70 ,lav
nhefc the 'ans are rno Hrgsr number of sarTr,
tn 90 10 salt Lake and the Attendance ,bsre
VII heip 10 maize gp for the smaller attepd,ncn
ths' Butte will experience -hs year a. h, 30
"a me pAst dre largely 10 tho fact tar ~.
farss are held Ia tbsi city fhi1 ,,,- a. -,
ana " ttero is anything tbs; will kll OF ~.
ti1IaAhfe A. bascball q b rEc.aE sxps,-,sIl,.
h"ur That this Ia The Last year tos ,hs nee
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-19
DESERET HANDBALL
TEAM BEATS FIREMEN

Tho Dcsnret gymuaSlum haudban team won two
out OF three sets yesterday from tho fire depart
meat team At the fiFcmcn's headquarters. Tho
first Sories between these teams played IN
the Descret gymnasium and the Dcserct boya uladc
a clcen sweep In every match. The doubles were
not played yesterday thorc was but ono avail
able court. The doubles will bo played In tho
future.
George Nelson OF the nremon and Joo Smith Of
tho Desorot gymnasium. Nelson won the first
ser BY the OF 2l Ia 3. Smith won tho sec
ond by tho score Of Il 10 u. and Nelson won tho
Gird and deciding contest by the scoro OF Il TO
l8- Ansell Of the Descret gymnasium hnndily
from Andrews o! the flremcn. The scores were
81 TO 10 and q TO IL Butler OF the Descrot
gymnasium from Smith OF tho Firemcn The
gcoTc of the fIrst match q 10 II. Smith won
tho second by the of Il to 20. and Butler
son tho third With score Of II 20 IS.