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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21
FAST BOUTS ON CARD
FOR MONDAY NIGHT
Best Boxers of Frampton
and Manhattan Clubs
Will Meet.

When the SIX boxers OF the Frompton club stop
through tho ropes AZ the GaniCS thcater Mon
day night 10 do battle with like number OF the
Manhattan clubs boys. 10 decide The boxing cham
ponship OF tho city. lovers Of boxing are going
to be treated 10 the greatest nights sport that
hns boon dealt them since tho open
ing OF tho short round boxing game in this city
about throo months ago.
There is moro real enthusiasm being shown In
tho coming meeting OF the boxers OF the two clubs
than In any event OF this kind That haa ever
been hold Ia tho city, only among tho fans.
but also among the boxers themselves. The NOM
hora Of both clubs determined 20 win this
match and arc training a. hard hs ~ hcir lyeu
depended tho outcome
Peto Sullivan. at time accounted the ccv-
crest lightweight In this section OF the country.
has hcen working With tho Frampton bovu fo'
tho last thrco weeks. doing his host TO put then,
in ahapc and teaching them all ho can Hc
should be great help TO tho west side asgrc-
CATION. thoro Is worry little soou, tho game
that he doesn't know.
While the Frsmpton boys arc working hard and
doing cyorythina they can 10 help their chances
ot winning. Manager Downing OF IN" Manhattan
club has bocn asleep. aud Monday night
he will send in the best trained huDch Of box
he has had on any bill since the opening ol
the club Hc has developed scycral claagy boys
since tho last meeting OF the clubs nnd VIII send
in four lads who not In hin last lineup.
Ned Young. who VIII meet Clarence Karrcn In
OF the mnio events OF the night. returned from
Helena n few DAYS ago where ho mado good
showing In twciyo-round bout With ao old
timer. lie has been out on the Tosd ana WORK
ing like beaver and Will be In better Shopc than
ever before in his nfo for Karen next Monday
night. II tho west slider can beat Young now
lie will. be able 10 beat him Mt any futuro moet-
Ing Tho might be said OF Karen, for hf
will nso bc at his best.
Harry Sbuffcr. another Of Downing's head
liners was laid off last Monday 80 that he
would he in shnpo for this meeting, and Nhoo
he md tho hard hitting Young PRpkc sleI
through the ropes and start there will be some
large doIugs as long tho bout lasts.
The only change in the original lineup OF tnc
NO clubg thus far Is Tint Young Maloncy
who has boxed before. the Manhattan club FAM
a number OF times hns Joined tho Framptou clut
and will take tho place OF Bert Chriaty Mondny
night thc latter having attack OF In grippe
This will mnko material difference. ms Downing
viii sopd Battling Travis whom he had IN
tended 10 put against Chrlsty. against Mnloney.
Tho advance salc Is much grcntcr than for an!
% the previous meetings of tho two clubs aud
from present Indications standlng room will be
a Uranium.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21
CLAUDE POTTS SIGNS
WITH HESTER'S CLUB
Classy Shortstop Added to
Salt Lake String; Is Light
ming Fielder.

Another star ball player was added to
the salt Lake string yesterday, when
Claude Potts was signed by Manager
Herb Hester. Potts played short for the
Great Falls team last year. and Salt Lake
fans will recall that he fairly ate EN-
alive. Potts is conceded too have been
the fastest and suresr man on ground
balls VINO ever performed in the league,
with the exception OF Bill Orr.
Last years record offensive gives
Potts the following averages. Games.
120, at bat. 400; runs, 81: hits. 1871; two
base hits. 81; three-ba hits. 8: home
run, J.; runs oatted in, 80: sacrifice hits.
rs; stolen bases. a.; percentage. 2Sa- In
defensive Potts led the shortstops by
long stretches so far as activity is con-
cerned He played short In l19 games
and had 72l chances. OF these, $50 were
putouts. d0S were assists and 63 failed
to connect. Tho next ehortstop to Potts
was Menges Of Helena. who had G35
chances, This showing is in proof of
the statement that Potts covers a great
deal OF territory
With Potts and Johnny Galena, Hester
has again with him two lads upon whom
he can bank TO give tho team every
ounce there Is In them.
The work Of teanng down the ruins
OF the burned Grandstand and clearing
the space for the construction of u new
stand at Lucas field was completed yes-
terday. and the task of building a new
structure can now begin whenever the
weather man gives the word
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21
VARSITY TEAM GETS
GOOD GRIP ON TITLE
Defeats Aggies in Game
Marked With Poor Basket
Throwing.

BY winning the game from the Utah
Aggies in the Deseret gymnasium last
night by the score OF 81 TO p. the un'-
versty OF Utah basketball team tuchch
away the victory which Will, In all prooa-
bilty. mean another state championship
FOR them and a weeks trip into Colorado
for a series of games 10 be played with
the Colorado champs FOR the Rocky Noun
tain title.
TIE largest and nosest crowd OF the
season gathered i'm the biz gymnasium
last evening TO watch the two speedy
teams play The same keen rivalry
which has characterized so many OF inc
games was evident last night. ana there
was not II minute during the hour ot play
when every player was not exercising
himself TO the utmost in his determlna-
ton TO win This attitude ON the part
of so many OF the players resulted In
record number Of fouls, During the game
iifty-one fouls were called. twcnty-elglt
of these being committed by the varsity
and twenty three By the AESlcs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21
Poor Basket Shooting.

1t was from the foul line that the game
could easily have been won or lost, but
the work OF both teams in this depart
mont was the poorest that has ever been
seen in Il college game here. 1t would
have detTaCtcd from a girls game, HuSn
Peterson, the renowned AGg1e athlete.
who has been winning games lmost
single banded by his superb basket shoot
ing this year: got twenty chances at the
basket from the foul line. and of this
number was able TO cage only six. owens,
who took the job from Peterson near the
END of the game. was some improvement
hopping three out of seven.
Had Peterson made even a lair per-
cenIage of free throws. the Aggles would
have won tac game Utah did no better,
however Real and Van Pelt fell down
misera bly, and were close contestants,
with Peterson, for tho BOBBY prize.
Aside from this Indifferent work, the
game was good and Utah deserved 10 win
by a larger score than II did. About
four-hfths of the playing was done on
Jftahs end of the floor and no fewer
than Il dozen Utah shots hoyered around
on the ring and then fell on the outside,
Furthermore. three beautiful baskets were
tossed by the Utah players which were
not allowed. In two instances the whis-
tie calling foul blew just as the shot
was made. aud another time the AgSie
captain called for lime just quickly
enough 10 nullify Il pretty shot.
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To Test Boxing Law.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 2o-Mickey
Hogan and Joe Rivers boxers OF only 10
cal prominence. and James Griffin a fight
promoter. were arrested here tonight I'm
test case charged with conducting a
boxing match without n county permit.
Gilbert Gallant and Willie Robinson
hgntwelehts. whom Griffin intended TO
that the permit granted for another light
tonight should have gone TO him The
authorities differed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21
By Ia

Thuraday morning. Greenwood will liks1'
back Into the game when inc z. Y o. me-
u. OF u. next week, but Esbcrt will be d
tho searon.
Egbort mad :wo fingers taken or by 4
snw while working In the carpenter shoD
Greenwood left hand vas injured during n
pertinent in the oholnlstry department. Thrf
accidents. occurring 30 close together md II
unusuHl fashion. ceUGo the 3. I. IT, utudeI
look for tho hoodoo Yesterday In q
r0ly tho basketball team marched In gftl
aud arms b,nGaGcd while tho hand pln5
funeral march Aftcrwsrd the students bror
;hrcc ,ousinE choor1 for The players and d
that they would remain back OF their IL
spite of all the hard luck that hns como Ia
. winter. Tho coaches aro at IA loss 10 knnV'
10 put In Grecn~ood's place tonight. hut
lkoly that Manager PsTklnaon will hold dcy
ccntcr position.
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from coming to terms with one or tie
Federal league teams, but he was In con-
ference today with President Gilmore
again.
Del Drake, the former Detroit outheld-
err whose hitting was a feature or ms
work with Kansas City last year, was AT
Federal headquarters this morning sign
Ing a contract
It Is said that minor details only pre-,
vent an agreement between Jake Stahl
and r. II. Ward. president OF the Brook
Iyn Federals, who wants Stahl TO manage
his team
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21
White SoX 81 Strong.

HERINGTON, Kan, Feb. 2o.-When
the White Sox special rolled into Kansas
City this morning the party was aug
mentcd by four additional players. as
well as Pitcher Jasper youngster
who twirled successfully for the Dubuque
club last season. Ellis Johnson, another
HEAVIER. was TO have boarded the train
at Kansas City, but his train from
Minneapolis had not arrived when the
special pulled in Tho train left Kan
sas City without him, but the regular
Golden State limited was held and he
will catch up with the baseball party
at Los Angeles Sunday afternoon. The
party is now ifty-one strong and cou-
pie more athletes are 10 join en- route
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Van PeIt Point Maker.

Again the honor of being chief point
maker fell to Happy Van Pelt, the
elongated freshman. He rang In six field
baskets, four from the foul line, for
slStent individual game OF the night was
played by Beal of the varsity, He played
running guard and was always mussing
up the play. Captain Skldmore did not
display the ruggedness and tenacity that
usually characterize him on the floor. and
two or three times he allowed his man 10
get away from him for q basket
Like Zeal, Udy played n consistent
game and covered an immense area OF
floor. y one-arm shot from the middle
OF the floor WAS the feature of the game
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21

Jarvis, two Hrst-tcsm reserves started the game
for Salt Lake hut after short period Of PLAY
Ing Gdpioin SiddoVay and Stanley Johnson were
senr Into tho game.
Tho frst half ~Js hard fought throughout. with
tho prcrs having Tho bcttor OF the half. Tho
half ended with tho score 10 10 II In favor OF tho
prnpa.
In the second hsli th4 wcat sIders scored scy-
cral boskotn and tho tiod at -. whon
tnio cuilcd for tho end OF tho contcSt. In
tho extra play thTcc foulG called on czrh
toAm. hut SlddoSay could not basket ia
his tries Pron5o Succceded in getting two bss-
kcts from the foul limo out OF thrco attempts
Tho noup OF yestcrday's fol-
lows:
L. Propr. s l., ". s.
Frouse ..........,....,-.K .,....Jarvis. Goodrich
Ruggerl. KoI1n. ..r!..,............ Spencer
smith .o,...,. Rawlnga Johnson
Huffaksr,-....,-.,~.---s. .....r',.,.,,, Ronnoy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21
HIGH WILL
PLAY L. d. S. u. TODAY

The Granite high school Will tho L. d
s. U. basketball team this evening in Tho Gran
tie gym. These two teams hnve been doing some
fast work in tho past and hard game Is ex-
pccted. The l.. d. g, U team defeated tho Farm
CTS in tho rirstN lengue game which was played
on the Dcserot & ymnnslum floor
Coach Miller OF tho l.. %. s. L. is confident
that his win. notwithstanding the fact
that they will play entirely floor.
Coach Ashton OF Granite is equally confident Of
winning. Iio has given the bard work
mis- wscs and all of them to bo In tho
plni OF condition,
The pccond teams OF thrso gohools nre 10 play n
preliminary same. which Ia 10 mar ot 100 O'Clock
These two tcnma have met before whom tho
homo team was victorious hy c1ose soore
Tho lineup for todsy's game:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21
NEW WORLD RECORD
FOR WEIGHT HEAVINC

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 20.-One
worlds record and three Pacific Goa st
records we're broken here tonight at the
annual indoor championship track and
field meet of the Olympic club.
Pat Donovan. Pastime club, holder Of
both the indoor and outdoor worlds rec
ords for slxteen-pound weight for height,
established a new mark of JIG feet III
inches. His previous outdoor record was
i6 feet 81 inches,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21
SANTA MONICA RACE!
POSTPONED FOR WE

LOS ANGELES. CAL. Feb. 20
Vanderbilt cup race over the Santa
lea course arranged for tomorrow
postponed today until February
account OK rain. The Grand Prize
was postponed until the SATURDAY.
lowing. according TO an official ammo
ment of the race committee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21
Grdnisvlllo
JIMMY CLABBY WILL
FIGHT in AUSTRALIA

CHICAGO, Feb. 2o.-Jlmmy Clabby
claimant of the middIeweight champion
ship, reached Chicago today and agreed
TO be one of the squad OF American box
ers who will make a tour Of Australia
next fall He came to terms with Regi-
nald r.. Baker, the Australian promoter
Clabby will remain a month at his home
in Hammond, Ind. before returning to
the Pacific coast where he Is engaged
for three contests in the near future.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21
UTAH PREPS DEFEAT
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM
u. Of U. Preps. .29
Salt Lake III. S. .27

Tne ovcr-ooutdent Salt Lako high achool basket
ball quintetto met defeat yesterday afternoon az
the hands OF the University OF Utah preps In the
university gymnasium by tho cIose ecoro OF 2s
27. An period was necessary to decide
the game. In this peFlod Prouse OF tho prrpE
threw two baskets from the foul limo and won The
game Tho 9amo does not count in tho stand,pg
OF tho Salt Lake division.
1t was tho last game of the season for tho
props and they determined to win The
high school five confident OF winning az
tho gsmo with tho H. D. g. &. last Tbursday icf,
them IN a happy frame of mind. Romuey aud
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21
Ball for Athletes.
-h rr-stS

POCATELLO. Idaho. Feb 20.--The
first annual athletic ball OF the State
Technical school was held this evening
with a very large attendance. The af-
fair was in charge OF tho faculty ath-
Ietic committee and the football, basket
bali baseball and track teams were the
guests Of honor The ladies' basketball
team members were the queens OF the
ball. while the pstronesses were the
ladies OF the faculty. The decorations
were in keeping with the Washington
day spirit.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21
Referee Saves Anderson.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 2o.-"Red" va
Log Angeles was given Il decision tonig
Bud" Anderson OF Oregon ct tho cud
f!fth round OF a scheduled twenty round
Tho rcfcrcc stopped the fight. saving A
was not 1T 10 continue.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21
Peterson OFF Form.

Briggs played against the celebrated
Peterson. and much TO the surprise OF the
Aggies had him going most of the time
Peterson was clearly off form, but at
times showed wonderful clevcrncss
Captain Owen, at forward, played A
strong game for the AGgies. as did also
Warwick at guard.
There remains now TO be played only
one more game by the varsity If the
Utah boys win from the e. y. u Satur-
day there will be no question about the
final standing. IL the y. Y U. defeats
the Aggies tomorrow night in Provo
which it will likely do--tlc Agsies will be
eliminated Then the r. Y, L. Will proba
bly, lose TO the Aggies or the B. Y c.
in Logan. In that event there will be a
clear title 10 the championship. In case
of n final tie, the pennant VIII renal in
with Utah, as the varsity won IL last
year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21
Chronic Constipation Cured.

"I had been troubled with chronic
constipation for two years and tried
all the best physicians in Bristol, Tenn.
and they could do nothing for mo. Two
packages Of Chamberlain Tablets
cured me, writes Thos. E. Williams of
Middleboro, KY. For sale by all deal
crs. advertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21
Reach Tennis Finals.

NEW YORK, Feb. oo.-G. r. Tou'
and w. B Cragin. Jr., together
w. c. Grant and G. c. Shafer- tha.
ing-through cha mpions. reached the
round OF the national indoor tennis {
pionship doubles today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21
Gun Club Elects.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
TooELE, Feb. 20.-Tbe following officers vero
elected today BY tho international Gun CLUB at
this city 10 tako charge OF the tournament shoot.
which will ba hold the ]. 8. r. compnny'a
grounds In May: G. HoTerth. prcsidont: H. Top
ping vioo president: Jr Soarwiue. secretary. =.
Lodge, field captain
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21
FRANK NEWHOUSE IS
SIGNED AS UMPIRE
Special to The Tribune.

BUTTE. Feb. 20.-Frank Newhouse Of
Denver has been named as an umpire
in the Union association this season by
President Ed F. Murphy Of Butte, the
deal having just been closed.
Newhouse has handled the indicate
In several leagues, being with the West
ern Tor couple OF seasons. He then
went 10 the Federal league, where he
made quite reputation for himself
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21
Yokel-stief Match Tuesday.

The wrestling match between Mike
Yokel and George Stief billed ut Lewis
town Mont. for Thursday night. was
postponed by agreement. The bout Will
be wrestled next Tuesday night
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21
Noted Hurdle Rider Dead.

NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-Patrick
at ono time a famous steeplechas.
on the American turf, died at his
in Sara toga. n. y, yesterday. II
co wears old
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he lineup:

Field baskets-Udy 4. Van Pelt G.
Briggs g. Beal ]. Owen g. Dorton !, Pc
terson 4. Warnick l. Free throws-Van
Pelt, out OF 1S; Beal. out OF TO- Peter
son. out Of 20; Owen ? out OF l.
Referee-WatsOn. Umpire-Harker
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21
Two Sign With Feds.

CHICAGO. Feb. 20-ous Crandan,
pitcher. and Chick Hartley, catcher,
rave signed with tho st. Louis Tederals,
il WAS learned today. With Crandan.
Wilett, Groom and himself. Manager
Brown figures that he has Capable
stan for his Mound city team
A difference over salary Is keeping Earl
noofe, pitcher with the Cubs last year
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21

TWO B. Y. u. STARS
SERIOUSLY INJURED

ID. tho star p. Y. L.
Egbert. :ho HUSKY
m, will not be In the
u. and A. G. u. nulD-
These two athletes wcrs
school laboratory work
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Kodak Pictures Finished.

Mail us your films. Salt Lake
Supply Co. $50 Main street. Exc]
nhoto dealers. (Advertiseu
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21
Honors for Tourists.

PARIS. Feb 20-Tle visiting Amer
lean baseball players and their wives were
inc guests OF honor at reception giyer
by Embassa dor and Mrs. Myron T. Her
rick al the United States embassy foda Y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21

Captain Worn Grccnwo
basketball center. and w
forward OF the y" tea
game between tho B. Y.
,cttou at Provo tonight.
injured while engaged II
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21
PROVO HIGH DEFEATS
PLEASANT GROVE FIVE
Special 10 The Tribune.

PROVO. Feb 2o.-Thc Pleasant Grove high
school basketball five defeated here tonight
by the Provo high school. The Pleasant Grove
boys arc the leaders in this dlvison, ronshtS
defeat being tho only ono suffered by them tnis
season Graham for Provo played wonderful
forward RaIlc. at guard, put up clever game
Provo took the lead carly and was never headed
The lIncMp:
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at Groya.
EVANSVILLE SECOND
BEATS TOOELE TEAM
Special to Tho Tribune.

GRANTSvII.Lg. Feb. 2o.-lTno Cirsntsyillc soc
ond tcan tonight defeated tho Tooclc high school
five by n acore OF 55 To IL. The Grautsvilo coach
played tho second team account OF tho game
hero tomorrow night whom the Grantsvillo fiTst
team meets the Ogden high school. for which tho
coach thinks he Will need all OF his first-string
men. For that reason he gave them 4 rest TO-
night The lineup.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21
Red Squad Leaves.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. Feb. 20,-Manager
Charles Herzog OF the Cincinnati Nation
al League club. with nineteen players,
left this city today for The spring train
Ing camp a Aiexan ndria. La. Next week
the remainder Of the club members will
tourney In Alexandria
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Continued on Following Page,)

Boxelder Beats Ogden.
OGDEN, Feb. 20.-The Boxeder high
school five tonight defeated the Ogden
high team by a score OF 20 TO 20.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21
ATTACK Of LUMBAC0
KEEPS MURPHY AWAY
Cub Owner VIII Not Attend
Important Meeting at Gin
cinnati Today.

CHICAGO. Feb. 2o,--A serious attack
OF lumbago will prevent the attendance
of Charles w Murphy, the Chicago Ma
ttonais' president. AT the meeting of the
National league at Cincinnati tomorrow.
The meeting al Cincinnati. IL is thought
here will concern inc Chicago Nationals
vitaIlv the transfer of Sweeney ana
Perdue from Boston 10 the Cubs being
on the programme for consideration.
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Heavy Weights--Just Fifty of These
Mullett, keIy's Best O'coats Up to $4,000.
The man who is alive 10 this opportunity
be ready for next winter. Your good
Judgment will tell you that this is THE
time to buy Save exactly HALF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21
Ora biner Recalled.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Feb. 2o-When
the Chicago American League Baseball
clubs special. en- route To Paso Robes.
Cal where the club will train. arrived
here today. Harry Ora bincr secretary,
WAS handed Il Cablegram from President
Co!nskey ordering Grabiner 10 meet him
Ia New York on the arrival OF the
worlds tourists. now in Paris. Grablncr
rofI rri fn nicrEf
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Up to Tener.

CINCINNATI Feb. 2n.-News from
Chicago that President Murphy OF the
Chicago Nationals would not pe apie 10
attend tomorrow's meeting OF the Ma
tional league proved an upset to Presi-
dent HERMANN.
II don't know Just what VIC can do
or what We shall do he said. "Of
course il Is neither right nor legal TO
touch on any affairs OF MI. Murphy in
his absence. since Governor Tcner has
not yet arrived. The situation Is per-
picking. Still, | have great confidence
in Tcner. firmly believe that he has
found a solution Of all existing problems
without prejudice or irjastice 10 any
body. and thai he VIII tomorrow present
Z decision which viii bc acceptable 10
all Of us. even 10 Mr.. Murphy. should
Ihst sentIenan he able 10 attcnd.'