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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-27
Results on the Turf !;
Weights, Riders
and Entries
Charleston Results.

b. International Eevs service
First race. siE furiouEs-OId Jordan p tMc-
TzEgsrJ, 20 :. Won; Dr.. Dpurhsuy. .cs tMcr-
phyl. 80 !. second, Flask $ iSmithi. i 70 7.
third Time. rs %. Sllzs Grump Marty Lou
HuEh Graz. Inferno Queen. Ben Prior pike.
Peak Toi-on d'or Berkeley, Heno;ie and EIlaIl
aiFo Tsu.
Second -Acc. SIX f1rIonss-spel!boUnd III
tobcru. : 10 2. ~on. yolthorp. ~ CEurtoni.
10 !. seIo1d. incision III CTurucrl. % !.
third Tlric, l.iS Mama lohnEon. Camel. stel-
clin eariUm. Dr.. Burch. Coming Coon and IL
turno slSo
Third race Fi1 demonstrating, i07 Cwar5j.
20 .. won: Amoret. IL lBaItoai. 70 ?. sec
on1: York Lad. 40 fSUmtrri. u n 3. third.
Time. III 7-5. HearJhstone Prince Floral
Stscts Font ifish KID. P1ying Yankee and Bull
Fourth race. one mlle-Ouquosne. loa Carter
10 3. won: Feather Duster. los fEuri inEanel.
u 70 :. ssconf Msrshon, iOe CsSrtni. 10 !
third Tine - - lEinmundy. Golden Treas
uro. Corkrpur and White Wool also
Fifih race one mils-The Turk. iis Right
Inirsl. 20 5. von: Nyoonss Il3 CMu-phyI. =
10 I. second: ChcmniPo. in5 fmcTsggsrti . 70
J. third Tlno iA5. Cy5osurc. Efiendi, Ban
Dance. Tom Hancock and PLANT also ran.
sixth race. ore nnile-Pstty PeEsn. s. tSmyth).
10 TO =. von Helen ~. 20 CCamphoID 10 l.
Je>ous; T7ug. Jos fWstLirEi. - 70 !. third Time
1.T Beacdic,inH, Slide Fiorsi Crown. Robbl
Cook. wooderaf,. Bsby Sister sshuri Yankee
Pooh and Flood also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-27
LEGISLATORS DISCUSS
BOXING REGULATIONS

BOSTON. Jan. 96.-Thc Massa chusetts
legislature conducted a hearing today on
bills proposing regulations for boxing
exhibitions
Representative Lewis Il. Sullivan. after
describing his own ring experience. as
serted tdst boxing produced the best type
of citizenship. Asked when boxing ceased
when YOU take the gloves OF
Representative John r. Sheehau said he
had won three boxing championships.
Boxing teaches self-reliance. self-con1-
dence. and improves the morals, he said.
and added, smllngly:
Getting smash on The jaw makes a
fellow think faster"
To demonstrate TO the committee what
his idea OF boxing is. he volunteered 70
put on the gloves with some Of his COL
leagues VINO had had ring experience, but
his offer was declined.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-27
Charleston Entries.
, International Novs service.

b International Novs service.
First race. three and half 'urlouEs-Eary.
1qt: Kcwple. lis: Gc7hcIms. int: Sorms l..
li5; May Ipps, lcl; May Spsw. 10. Ermasarde.
Iof: Unslere. joi: Tinhlee. ii5.
Second race. five and hail fUrlonss-Iaura.
%: Ethelburs H. %. Elsic Green. -; Syiye5ihs.
io5; Irishrown. IN; Jennie Web. 10: Kivn, ios
I-lcst Footsteps. i13.
Third rare ono miIc-CaEnaut. IN; pr Dough
cry los: Charles = Granger lGz: DR.. Burch.
io7: Rulsseau. lo7: Beach Sand, 10: stelclin.
Scrimmage. 1o5.
Fourth rAhr Fir fUriouEs--f5roEvenor l17; Royal
Tea, ss; hncon. 10: Water Lady. -: Merry Lad
100: Coy Chuckles. los. Dangerous March iio.
Fjith ra'". one mlc-Sopulveds ios; Nene'7
Sjrome. lOj: S,cntoT. lO7: Sherlock Holmes. 10
se7vio1noe. 10: Camel. 49, Tom King. lo5
sixth race. mile and twenty yzrds-GiefSr
Rose i17: Fssces lQ5: Ralph Lloyd. ioi. Cocs
spur, ia Sir Denrsh. TO-: Lest Fortune. 20; oui
Nugget. loi.
weather clear; track muddy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-27
TOMMY BURNS WINS
FROM BATTLING BRANT
Bv international News Service,


TAFT, Cal. Jan. 26.-Tommy Burns.
ex x-heavy-welght champion, knocked out
Battling Brant of San Francisco In the
fourth round tonight. When the hrst oeh
rang, Burns jumped 10 the center OF the
ring and boxed with the speed OF a mid
dleweent. Brant is a big, strong fe!lo~,
with very little knowledge OF boxing. ana
Burns dazzled him with his speed and
felntiDg Burns tried 10 end the battle In
tho first round and at The finish OF the
round both men were ighting al furious
rate.
Burns switched his attack to the body,
landing hard left shift which caused
Brant TO double up. After receiving three
hard right uppercuts, Brant was practical
lv out and dropped his arms. Referee
Blake stopped the fight.
After the bout Burns said:
II am sure I can come back alter
few weeks hard training. ] would Ike TO
get Kid Kennedy here. and after that bout
| VIII be ready for Gunboat smith
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-27
Minor Thefts Reported.

Lewis Kakkes. a Greek. reported 10 tbe
police last night that bis room Al f&'
West Second South street bad been bur
glarlzed and SOS and a rcvolve- stolen.
q n. Johnson. living at Sixth East
and Slxth South streets. wus he'd ur on
sixth South street. between TGirt ana
Fourth Fast streets. al in:lh clock ihst
night. according 10 bis story TO the po-
lice johnson said that one rnsD Kept
him covered with gun while the other
searched him. They got nothing OF
value.
A similar story MAS told by Erwin
Clawson OF 40 n street, the holdup oc~
CURING near Mr.. Clawson's home. Inc
holdups got nothing. The gun used BY
tho holdups that stoppeI Johnson was
black while CiawSon described the one
used by his assailants as bright
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-27
FIVE ARE DEAD AND
ANOTHER is DYING

QUEBEC. Jan e5.-Thirteen-yesr-o old
wIlfred Robin. with his clothes afirc after
an explosion oi coal oil, with which he
Was attempting TO light a stove. rushed
among his relatives al the Robin home
at Notre Dame de Rossiro today and conf
Ynuni-ated the flames to nine other per-
sons. FI.c including tho boy. were
burned 10 death and another Is dying
The dead are. Wilfrcd Robin, Mrs. Jo-
seph Robin and her 3-weeks- old ba b,
Alma Labrecuuc. 8. and Joseph La
brecuue, years old.
Joseph Robin proba bly VIII not live.
Two Robin children and Edmund LII
brrcatc survived the tragedy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-27
PREVENT
MARRIAGE OF CHILD

thorities today prevented the marriage
OF a mine worker g. years old and an
il-year.old girl. who had consented to
wed the man 10 give her Injured father
a home and the necessities OF life
John Sodusky. the father. has been
bedfast for months from an Injury re-
ceived IN the mine and was without
means 10 support himself and daughter.
The court ordered the child turned over
TO the care OF the United Charities So
clety and held the man and girls moth
or under bail Tor further nearing.
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JuareZ Entries.
b. International Eo@s Service.

b. International News service
First rzcr. seven furlouGs-Hestsr, -. "a Hs
Yip, %: Say. Mystic Boz, lo2; NeHhach. 100
LuEo MeKoy. lls: Compton: i2l; Nandadero. ~
ysyA q5; General Warren. e.: Kick. i92. Fr2nc!a
Ioe. Rioia lls; Hope So. lis CisEo ii3.
second race ELK furlongs-ChHstophlne %; SUI
perl iOo: Patrick =. Jos; Doll. 100 palston
los: Thomas Hare. los.
Third race elk furIonEs-Arcuius. ioi; Jessup-
burn los: King Ra6iord ln5; Prince Conrad
i0s; Transparent. ins: Nino Nuchacho. loo. Ma
zurka iO5: Mia. io5. Eye Wbito. ios.
Fourth race. six furiongs-Gipsy Love; ~;
I2I; Now Haven. 100: Barssc io2; MimoTioso
li2. ~.
Fffh Trce SIX furlougs-BrlGhtbtone' .n5
Quarter. 100: orbs Smile. io5; swedc sam. ioS
Lofty Haywood. Jos.
Sixth racc. one milo and > siStcenth-Siar Bert2
90 Hello, Hawkins. 10i; HuSky Lad. 100; Inc
Nont Jos; sadie Shapiro. ioi: Ro1e O'Sell 100
Joe woods. los: c. ". Kennon III.
weather clear: track fast.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-27
BriRila m.
For Frost Bites and ohapped Skin.

For frost bitten cars, fingers and
toes chapped hands and lips, chilblains,
cold sores, red and rough skins, there is
nothing to equal Bueklen' s Aruica
Salve. Stops the pain at once and
heals quickly. In every home there
should he box handy all the time
Best remedy for all skin diseases, itch
ing eczema, letter, piles. etc. 25c Sold
by Schramm-J ohusop, Drugs. "The
Never-Substitutors,' Five (5) Good
Stores advertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-27
A difference in Working Hours.

A mans working day is s hours. His
body organs must work perfectly "a
hours to keep him fit for hours work
Weak. sore, inactive kidneys cannot dc
H. They must be sound and healthily
active all the time. Foley Kidney
pills will make them so. You cannot
take them into your system withou,
good results following. Schramm.
johnson, Drugs. "The Never.Substitu
tors, Five (j) Good Stores.
(AdvcrtisemenL)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-27
NAVAL COMMANDERS
TO SOLVE PROBLEM

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-There has
been no declaration of policy by the
United States in regard to the reyolu-
tion now raging in Haiti, although the
arrival OF the armored cruiser Mon
tana at Port au Prince TO join two
other American warships in Haitian wa
ters normally would call for some spe-
cific instructions 10 the naval officers
in command.
The state department rcfrained from
warning the rebels that they would not
be allowed 70 profit by any temporary
victories they might achieve over the
government forces, because. IN the alb
sence of anv special treaty autnorIZa-
ton. this might establish 4 dangerous
precedent. and the naval Officers are
left 10 work out their own course under
the general principles OF International
law as outlined in the naval regula-
tions.
II is understood that the Haitian
congress was 70 meet IN extraordinary
session today TO devise means for cop
ing with the rebellion.
Late official reports OF the HAITIAN
revolution were summarized today IN
the following statement by Secretary
Daniels:
"Adyices reached the navy depart
meuf from vessels in Haitian waters in
die ating that Senor Davilmar Theodore,
who is at Cape Haitien with his troops,
has announced publicly that he is the
revolutionary leader in the north and
that be will preserve order and peace
in the provinces and protect property
AZ Cape Haiticn, where be rs IN control,
TO the fullest extent. Revolutionary
forces have taken possession of Gonai-
ves. where also revolutionary forces
are maintaining order. The Nashville
is at Cape Haitien and the Eagle at
Gonaiycs and the Montana was ex-
pected 10 have reached Port au Prince
Yesterday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-27
TWO INDICTMENTS.
80 !. 7, Cole and Guy v. Ca
>srpseo by Ogden Grand Jury,

'-n' J. 7, Cole and Guy v. Ca
>Scpsed by Ogden Grand Jury,
q The Tribune.
n Jan. es.-Two more indict-
urging three persons with fell
q were returned by the grand
w close oi today's session. Sam
.+hoy held for trial ln the dis
on a charge OF assault with
coipmit murder. was indicted
.''ltne. II Is alleged that he at
+pkust Grigurech with hunt
en December {. 1913.
ile. who pleaded guilty IN Judge
<rcntr court. and Guy V. Ca
hccnsed Of the crime OF rob
~ alleged that on December 10.
- neld up John j. McKennn. a
rlsion messenger boz, and took
i've bottles OF morphine and
OF cocaine, which ne was dc.
Sanoou, who pleaded not
the charge Of robbery, will no,
Ie a preliminary hearing be-
Hec X +. Rhees at Pleasant
vilSlnaly planned.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-27
BANQUET PLANNED FOR
GIANTS AND THE. SOX

NEW YORK. Jan ga dinner in
honor OF the Giants and White SoS, world
tourists. VIII be held IA this city on March
bv the National and American lee CUES.
Trc committee OF major lea guers appoint
Cd 10 arrange for welcoming the ba ssbail
globe-trotters home met here today and
planned the banquet.
President Frank Farrell OF the New
York Americans said he would join the
Chicago enthusiasts who are planning 10
charter vessel 10 meet the players down
the bay.
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RAILWAY BALL.
Rapid Transit Employees Preparing En-
tertainment for Sick Benefit Fund.
Special TO The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan 26.-The employees OF
the Ogden Rapid Transit company are
arranging for their first annual ball 10
be given for the benefit OF the sick fund
which the local organization proposes TO
establish The ball viii be given at the
Colonial dancing academy on February j.
The committee In charge of the arrange
ments is composed of VIII Chapple, W.
6. Smirle and J. :. Mclean.
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Board Of Education Moves.
,ecial 10 The Tribune

SpCCldI 20 TIC ITlbuNc.
OGDEN, Jan. 26.-In accordance "lth
tho decision which was reached after the
board Of city commissioners started suit
to gain possession Of the old quarters. the
Ogden city board OF education Offices
were moved from the city building 70 the
Colonel Hudson building. at Hudson ave
nun and Twcnty-fourth street. today. The
board Will occupy five rooms on the thlrd
floor of the new building. four OF the
rooms facing on Twenty-fourth street ana
the fifth being to the left OF the main
hallway
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Scots to Celebrate.

Special 70 The Trlbune.
OGDEN. Jan 26.-All arrangements
have been completed for the observance
of the Robert Burns anniversary by the
Scottish Cronies and Caledonian societies
in Woodmen hall Tuesday night phe
celebration will include a concert ham
quet and dance.
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Eagles Paper Issued.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. 2s.-The annua edition OF
the Eagles Screamer," published In the
interests Of the Eagles annual minstrel
show. was distributed throughout the city
TODAY The minstrel show Will be given
at the Orpheum theater on Tuesday ana
"wednesday evenings. January = and %.
The Screamer which is an eight page
DubIica ton. was edited by Grant Syphers,
chairman or the amusement committee OF
the local acrle.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-27
ST. Panl'a Team Wins.

The ST PaIi's EpitcopaI SUNDAY school basket
ball team of division OF the SUNDAY Schco'
league from tho Phillips ConCross silona al
auintc,'e Yesterday afternoon ia the V ". e
A. gymnasium by ths ocoro OF II 20 0. The 81.
PaurS team viii play for the champion
ship of division ne1t Tuesday Division 4
viii play tTo games ThursdAy afternoon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-27
Wrestler Arrested.

Chris Jordan. the weil-known wres~
tier. and Jim johnson. who also claims
10 be q wrestler, were arrested AT an
carly hour this morning by Sergeant
Seigfus on the complaint OF man named
Lewis. Lewis declared that tho mon had
ROBBED him OF 5000. They were held for
investigation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-27
'=ss OF EXPENDITURES.

~ Auditor Makes Annual H.oort
"entA Heavier Than Receipts.
fhe Tribune.
jnn. 2s.-Thc annual report OF
oitor Tor 1919. as presented 70
2Inmissioners today, shows that
sehlentE were s7l. .s54.0i In ex-
ne receipts. The receipts are
.oiiows: General fund. S2S2. :
5Sisi TAX funds, tl2s.2sl.3s; to-
I'1s.' The disbursements are
II soiiowF: General fund, s.o5,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-27
NONPAREILS RUN UP
HIGH BOWLING SCORE
Picked Team Makes Record for Three
Games; Other Strings Are
Fast

The hishe>t brzilug score made thu FAR this
season registered a. the WindEo- ALLOYS last
night by tho Nonpareiis, picked team. The
teams highest oue-HtrinE total si3 and The
toni game hrors for thrce games was ZsG Tho
NonpsrctS easily Won three games from ''Burrg
DuhS"
Tho other games OF tho evening resulted 10 a
victory for the Utah D1ies In three gln.z with
the Continental Oils and victory for the Bon
reft Glass Paint company team No. / from
team No. Of the COMPANY. The scores
FOL lnn
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Chip Wins Again.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan es.-,Joorsc Chip ~ New
Castle. Pa. got closor 20 the worlds middle
woght title tonight Shcn he decisiveIy defeated
Joe Borrcll In s'H-rouad bout Borrsn toos
the worst beating Of his career being knocked
down twice and having both eyes split Tho
KensinEtou Idol sorv and Eroggy vhcn the
fips Koog sounded. having received terrible MN
ishmnnt during tho nncouDtef.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-27
Iowau Is High.

HOUSTON, Tex. Jsu. .s.--J. n Jahn ~ Kco,s
Iowa amateur. high gun with aia breaks out
af 4 possible 2.5. IN The first days shooting 10.
day Of tho thirteenth annual Sunny South hsudi-
cap. Forty-fivo gunner. representing eleven
states. competing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-27
SPALDING'S RECORD
BOOK COMPLETED

The Spalding official baseball record
book for 1914. containing the records OF
every lea que In the United States, arrived
IN Salt Lake yesterday. Int record -
probably The most complete ever pub
lished by the Spalding firm. The records
OF the Union association are In iu!L
Pictures Of the winners Of the various
leagues are found. with individual pictures
oTIthe stars OF the game, Complete rec
ords for every department Of the game
during the 1913 season are given,
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PORT Al PRINCE. Haiti. Jan. e6.--
An extraordinary session OF the new con.
crcss elected January 10 last, was hsid
TO-DAY sevcnty-two members. OF more
than a Quorum. being present The acts
OF tho executive were rallied.
Conditions both here and In The south
are for the moment quiet.
President Michel Oreste counts on the
loyalty Of the people Of the south aud
the psFiisans OF BelidrG here 10 resist
the aspirations Of Senator Thcodorc
The American government has given
assurances that In case OF trouble 100
men from the American TaTships can be
landed for the protection OF the foreign
legations The German cruiser Nineta
has arrived
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Will Return to Work.

PHILADELPHIA Jan. 26.-Arbitra tion
was agreed upon today by mill owners
and the striking hosiery workers az
means OF settling the strike, and the
$500 strikers, mostly women and girls,
are expected to return 10 work ;omor-
row. The strike has been in progress
for more than a month.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-27
Cubs Assemble Early.

TAMPA Fla. Jan. s6-JohnnT ETers, marsEc-
OF tho Chicago National league club declared hci
TO-DAY that all his players would BE- here by Febru-
ary 20 despite Joe Thinkers 'aetlyity 80 behalf
o, the Chicago Federal leasue team.
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NOTARY PROGRAMME
/ and Other Prominent Men TO
Deliver Addresses.
The Tribun.

~ lHc IllplI".
~, Jan. 26.-The programme and
or the Rotary. club banquet in the
hub on Tuesday evening were
ID By the arrangements commit
1f. with the exception OF a few
The menu viii present no article
or drink not produced in Ogden
Weber county This IS the pro-
|pction. George Goddard, chair
the arra nScments committee: !:
(. Joseph SCowcroft. president OF
Der club. response. Charles Tying.
n OF the Rotary club. "Polygamy
|ffics." NJ. S. Browning: Utah. -
h William Spry: Pioneers and
n" Fred j. I<iesel: United States
U." VIII g.. Farrell. secretary OF
Lake Commercial club; Com
Hopes." Ralph T. Bristol: "Elec-
Eours.' Simon Bamberscr. "Og-
~ A." Mayor y. G. Fell.
will be furnished during the ban
TIC Colonial orchestra.
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EMAIL ALLOWANCE.
~ the Late Alfred Nelson Given
Month Each for Maintenance.
he Tribune.

y The Tribune.
4, Jan. e6.-An allowance OF 50
10 Tor each OF the two children
Itcd by Judge i. a. Howell to-
nc estate and guardIa nship OF
ron and others. Alfred Nelson.
|rr. was an engineer OF the
'Ifiiic. who met instant death
~ Bnttes, Wyo.. last summer.
the locomotive OF the
UNITED his head came IN con-
bridge structure, fTacturins
nc Throwing him from his cab
lver' II Was several days be-
|p1y WAS recovered.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-27
CAMPAIGN EXPENSES.
FelI Files Statement Showing He
h Stei5.e2 In Recent Election,
Tho Tribuny

ID The Tribune.
~. Jan. 26.-Nearly $1,000 was
by Mayor \. . Fell in the re-
t1iclpai ca mpaign which resulted
N-Plectiop, according 10 the sworn
~ which he published today IN
ne with Law. The exact amount
;, OF which the Commercial Ma
INK contributed $500 and .. 3.
pana ger OF the Union Portland
pmpa ny. contributed sl25. Other
&c contributions. Mayor Fell
11idsyit that the election eX-
@rf peid by himself
#utlnG on the cost Of his cam
ayor Fell declared today that IT
-uctcd economically, but in spite
~ efforts he could not meet the
With a sum less than that
|Ie expressed the wish that some
'ows would be so amended that
qualified for office could make
at nominal cost.
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smAsHEs THROUGH WINDOW.
]. H. Nolan is Victim Of Peculiar hcel'
dent at OGDEN.
Snecial TO The Tribune.

S0eciaI % INC JIIUUHt.
OGDEN. Jan. 26.-Nissinc right
swing which he had aimed Al man said
TO be Dan Croft. ]. II. Nolan, ~ years
old, a rnaChlnist, fell through $40 plate
glass window a { the Slenn Brothers Piano
companys store, Oh Hudson avenue, AT
o o'clock this evening.
Nolan was cut severely on the head and
ilands by the broken glass. lie was ar
rested ny Pa'rolman Dan sullivan. Eeia-
tives OF Croft promised 10 have him in
court tomorrow morning
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RABBIT HUNT.

KeIton, Utah, Sunday. February ]. Ex.
cursion via Oregon Short Line. eSee
Miller, Western Arms g. Sporting Goods
store for particulars. advertisement }
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One Marriage License.
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN Jan, 26.-County clerk . y.
Dyc prau uted a marriage license today TO
Ohio T. McMullcn OF Salt Lake City and
Miss Ia Verne Fulton OF Ogden.
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AGGIES WIN FROM
BRIGHAM CITY HIGH
o The Tribune

LOGAN. Jan 26.-The A-gics and the
Brigham City high school played basket
ball here tonight. the former being vic
iorious iu score OF i3 to 10. The
Brigham boys were outpiayed The line
ups were as ioloys:
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2l5Il; special tax funds. siS5, $3.50: TO-
tai, S4s2. .204.ol
The report shows the following com
psrative statement OF the total cTpendi-
lures in the five principal departments for
1912 and 1913:
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Kodak Pictures Finished

Mail us your films. Salt Lake Photo
| Supply Co.. l59 Main street. Exclusive
photo dealers. Advertisement. }
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Rough dry, rents per pound. Ster.
ling Laundry. Was. 2l30.
(AdvsTtiUenont)
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-18

ter fighting shape right now than the
Cubs. -. -. :. =. -
In defeat Tinker's team looked bet
ter yesterday than in. the opening
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-18

Today the Cubs open in ST. Louis,
and the team. must chirk up in order
to get an even. break. Higgins has.
nota wonderful, team, but it is in bet: