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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
nul,a,nr Corporn,ion Chnrtcred.

THO Stntc VofDOT.ItIOH COMMISSION
yesterday afternoon granted q charter
10 tho j. G. Wilson Corporation, OF
Norfolk. the maximum capital stock
ot which is to be S1.250,000, and the
minimum 100000. The concern is au-
thorized to conduct Il general wood
and structural steel business, includ-
ini; the sale OF building materials. The
renee Groncr. of Norfolk, who paid Il
fee of $3.50 for the charter
The officers of tho new corporation
arc: Norman c. Macdonald, OF Buffalo,
y. V. president. and Norris l.. y. re-
mninc, o. BuifnlO. secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
Marriage I.Iccnscs,

Licenses to marry were issued yes
tcrday by Deputy Clerk Breeder, OF
the Hastings Court. to Joseph whitney
Ellis and Eta T. Godsey: James Ed
gar Burnett and Alma Leone .!OyHcs:
Jacob LeftkowitZ and Anna Peterseil
John VI: Wagner and Ophclia Jackson;
Henry ii. kclton and bertha pedrick
John Allie I'lageInan and Oracle Lee
Howard; Joseph Is. Pocklington and
Ethel +. Hayes. and Wcsly Nuckola
and Frances a. Purdy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
Save your hair! Make it soft,
fluffy, IUStrOus and
beautiful.

Try as you will, after an application
OF Danderine you cannot find q single
trace OF dandrum or falling hair, and
your scalp will not itch, but what will
please you most, Will he after = few
weeks usc, when you see new hair, fine
and downy at first--yea--but really new
hair-Srowing all over the scalp.
y little Danderine Immediately dou-
b!es the beauty OF your hair No Diff
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
Guilty or Assault.

Thaddcus blake, indicted by the
Hastings Court grand jury for mali
ciuus woundin9, was found guilty of
tcncd ~ it'o anr, ,I.otE SestorE ana sen
The case against Sarah L.. Garrison,
who was TO have been tried yesterday
on the charge or forgery, was, upon
Commonwealth. postponed until No
vember j. OH account Of the absence of
Il material witness.
Rosa Young, charged with Interior
ing with an officer in the discharge Of
his duty, was acquitted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
SlCk-HEADACHES

Sick.beatlache, the most miserable OF all sick.
ntsscs, loses its terrors when AK Tablets are
take two tablets. and in many cases, the attack
will be warded of. During an attack take one
AK Tablet every two hours. The rest and COM
Tort which follow. can be obtained in no other
way
Genuine AK Tablets bear the * mono.
gram At oil druzg;sfs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
Laugh At
Dyspepsia
by Simply Using Stuartx Dyxpepci.
Tablet After Any Meal You
Wnnt to Eat.

of eating n big meal without pain and
discomfort afterwards. doesn't 1t? Well,
Try this simple remedy and demonstrates
jury) decides the laws OF our land. Not
only, have 12 men .. KID Stuart's Dys.
pepsia Tablets but hundreds OF thous.
andS as we'll.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
WILSON SENDS MESSAGE
OF PRAISE FOR CARL|N.
President Wires State Chairman
ElIyson Endorsing Eighth Dis
trict Congressman.
HIS RECOLLECTION ASSURED
No Democratic Seat in Virginia In
Danger, and Democrats Expect to
Send Solid Virginia Delegation to
Next Congress.

Although Those familiar with political
conditions in Virginia asscr; that there
rs no real campaign ON against any on
the nine Democratic Congrcssmen from
10 IN the Ninth District, where II. Tate
Irvine is maiiina 81 brillian; fight for
the seat now occupied ny G.. Bascom
Slemp. Republican,, President Wilson is
crincinE his deep interest in the ar
iairs OF his native state and his warm
by Virginia congressman.
lieutenant Governor j. Taylor Ely
son. state Democratic chairman, re-
ceived yesterday the following per-
sonai telegram from the President. in
the Eighth Nirginia District:
The White House,
Washinyton, u. T.,
Hon. j. Taylor s aE!SSS' q cba .Hl
Democratic State Committee, Rich
1T is a real pleasure 10 speak for
those who have stood by the cause OF
the people and manifested in every
practicable way their support of just
progressive legislation. Certainly. Mr.
Carlin is one OF these. His quality has
been tested by his valuable service
espccially in connection with antitrust
legislation. 1t would seem to me little
more than justice to him that his con-
sstitucnts should return him to the
House, and thus express their approval
assuring the continuation of his SER
vice, by which he Will be able to give
the country the benefit of his qualities
more and more effectively from month
to- month.
tsigned WOODROW WILSON"
Mr.. Ellyson sent the following ,elc-
gram In response:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
Local Temperature Yesterday.

Y NOON tCillpNrNlufc. $1,000.
= /. NJ. tempe nature 4:
" l.. VI. temperature. . .!
Maximum temperature to H. NJ :,
Minimum temperature to & T.. NJ :!
Mean temperate Observation-Disclosures. 4
Normal temperature. d
deficiency in temperature yestcr-
day Observation-Disclosures.
i2cncienc% in temperature since
!, March ............. ........... IL.
accumulated deficiency in ;cmpcri-
-turc since January l....... 10:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
The Weather

Forecast: Nirginiu--Fntr "Wednesday
md Thursday; warmer Thursday.
North CnrUlina-Fair "Wednesday nnd
'ChurStluN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
MISS CHENAuLT TELLS
HER STONE ON STAND

For two HOURS and a half Yesterday
afternoon Miss Chcnaut sat on The
stand and told her story of the alleged
crime. She WAS positive in hcr idenii-
tcation OF Clements rs her assailant.
shortly before o'clock on thA Il !ghtiof
May Miss Chenault said she,.got of
che street ear at stop ~. on tho Seven
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
Local I,niufnII Yc,,crd,y

'salnfall last twelve hours. None.
iNalllid!l iaSt tWchlN-lcur hours. 90
l{nficicncy IN rainfall since March
. -; .'','. ...'.'...... .1p.GS
accumulated deficiency in rainfall
.since January Observation-Disclosures. ass
incaI Observations at : T.. VI. Yrsterdny.
Temperature, 80; humidity. Il; wind.
direction, north: wind, velocity, 4:
Weather, clear.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
Richmond. Va.

Hon. Woodrow Wilson the White
House. Washington. -. g.:
our telegram received. | am glad
10 have Your hearty commentator OF
Mr.. Carlin. | am greatly Interested in
his success. He deserves recollection,
and he will be returned To the next
House by Il handsome majority.
tSigncd) -. TAYLOR ELI.YSON
..ChnirmMn Democrntic Sinie Cn,n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
THEFTS REPORTED
Opai Rings Taken From Apartment Of
Colonel B. q. james.

Efforts on tile part of detectives
from police headquarters to locate the
two opal rings stolen from the apart
ments OF Colonel and Mira. Il. O. James;
In the Westchester Flats, had proved
futile up to last night, according to
information secured from headquarters.
The rings were valued ut $50.
The police are also Investigating the
alleged picking of II. l.. Hartley
pockets of Sl20 watch anJ s2S.50.
Hartley is a farmer. living. in Hcnrico
County, and is of tho opinion that his
pockets were picked while he was in
one Of several saloons which he visited
NJ. NJ. Moody, 26l2 venable street,
yesterday reported to the police that
$500 had been stolen from his home
Monday during the absence of his fam
lily. The detectives are working ON Il
clue i'm this case.
The police are Searching for the
cral other articles of jewelry from the
residence of Mrs. Robert BlankenShip,
$40 East Franklin Street Monday
night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28

Violin Case Continued.
The case against Leroy Harris, col
ored charged with stealing Il violin
from CT. a. Grymes, was yesterday con-
tinucd until October 81 in the Police
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-14
NEW LEAGUE GETS
OFFER OF SUPPORT

CHICAGO, Feb. 13.-lIeine Zimmerman
is destined 10 succeed John Evers IS sec
ond bascman of the Chicago Nationals,
according 10 Hank O'Day. new mana ger
City today, O'Day did not know until
he reached Chicago that the trade by
which Second Baseman Sweeney and
Pitcher Perdue were to be given by Bos-
ton to the Cubs for Evers had fallen
through. but when the latest news was
told him he said he would play Zimmer-
man at second and Art Phean at third
base.
O'Day seemed confident he would get
all the power possible out OF the Cubs
the pennant contenders.
Herman Bronkie. the Toledo third
basepan drafted by the Cubs. Will also
be given chance at third base, but
Phelan's hitting is supposed to be factor
III his favor, O'Day said
The new manager said his contract as
Cub manager contained no ten-day
clause. despite reports that he could be
ousted from his position on brief notice
from President Murphy What special
he declined 10 discuss.
The Cubs are TO leave for Tampa, their
training grounds. Monday night
\ telegram signed by &c. w. Bel
lshoma. and "J'. II. Wright. banker" re-
ceived today at the office Of the Fedora |
league. suggested the formation OF a
popular fund TO back the Federals In the
legal fight against organized ball. The
telegram read:
We wish TO offer and suggest the for
nation OF a popular fund OF $4,000 to
$4,000 from ourselves and others toward
the projections of Federal league con-
tracts. legally made, against the trust
authorized to draw on us for amount Of
offer Of protection
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-14
RITCHIE SOBS WHEN
PRESSED IN COURT
By Information News Service.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 13.-WiIlie
Ritchie. champion lightweight OF the
world. Is SO sensitive upon the question
OF why he doesn't night oftener that he
broke down and sobbed like SCHOOLGIRL
when asked the reason while on the wit
ness stand in Judge Cerfs court today.
Ritchie IS suing William Kyne, a moving
picture operator. for an accounting OF the
proceeds OF the Richie Rivers fight.
.,I ri haven't heard OF you in connection
with any lights lately" queried Judge
Cert. " What is the matter?''
"All his scheduled battles have been
postponed because it was either too hot
or too cold.' interrupted James Henley
attorney for Kyne
Willie turned blazing eyes OH Henley,
You know ] was sick. you big stff."
said ne. And then sobS began to shake
the frame OF the lightweight champion
The paroNysms OF weeping became more
and more violent and 1t was finally nee
essary 10 oitakc Ritchie into Judge Cert s
private chambers,
Friends gathered around him and by
the application OF large quantities OF adu-
lotion soon bad the little champion in
normal condition and ne again resumed
his seat on tho witness stand
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-14
Results on the Turf ;
Weights, Riders
and Entries
Charleston Results.

First race, four furlongs.Idioln. IL Connolly.
10 .. won: Finaleo. 1l2 (BuHonJ. 20 .. second:
Jes5e. Jr.. 80 (MaTtlnJ 80 10 I, third Time
80 S-6. Wathon, May Maid. HUpsburg H. Jim
Savage also ran.
Second race. six furlongs-Earlum. ll5 (Coroyl.
to l. won. DuStpnn, 10 CWdJdl. to 1. second
Lady Innoconce. 81 tsmyth). s 10 .. uiri. Time,
LIS l"5 Clem Beachcy. BodEin. Ber,is C1mnrada
Beverstoln, Irishtown and Scarlet Pimpcrncl also
T9n.
Third race. six furongs-Tony w, Il5 (Frasrh)
l2 To l. won; Armor. ll5 (Fcrguson). 10 J.
second: Nlmbus, lis GlauoveT. 8 to s. third.
Time, LIS. Discovery. Regards. Gladys IT, Henry
Hutchison. Province and Molilo Richards also
ran.
Fourth roco. turongs-Tcsthcr Dustor Io7
tMcCabcy), 20 8. won: Sherlock Holmes lol
(Teahanl. IL to J. second; Prince Ahmed l0i
tSuiythl. 20 10 l. third Time. 1870 So. C;ros-
venor and White Wool also ran.
Firth race ono milo aud seventy yards-vol-
thorpe, ll0 ,NeandorJ TO .. won; Gallant Boy.
rs tMcTsggarD. 10 ., second; Fiel. ol tFrascl)
Is 10 1 third. Time. LAG go Vcncta stromc.
Master Jim aud Linbrook also ran.
sixth one milo and twenty yardS-Judge
Monck. l07 (rickettJ, 10 To 1. won; Scha!cr i07
callahan. l6 to .. second. pr. Jackson 1u7
tAllcy), TO o. third. Time. las 20 SNOW
flake. Plain Aun. Silicc, Sun Guide Bad News
II. Rod and Gun and CEnosuTo also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-14
Charleston Entries.

First six iuriongs-Hcnotc. III; John Har.
ris. llS; Bariums 1lS. Tomboy. OF: our Nugget
loj: Tho Hermit. 10. Mulk. %: Thco. Cook. III
Banjo jim. 96. Country BOY. III; Casara o.
Rummagc. so: Austin SrurtcySnt li3. Edna
LIska 80: Lady Rankin III.
Second race, hix Acknowledgment. III: Font
10; Charles Canuell 95: Michael Angelo. lls
hrnoret. lQs: Corn Cracker. l0S. Rulsseau, III
Camel. iiG. pllly Stuart, 95: Lord wells. l23: In
fcrno Queou. Dr., Doughcrty. Ill
Third race. five md half ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
l05; Loan shark. %: Charles CannclI 100: Wiley
95: Double Five. 100: Paror Boy 1o5. Americus
i0i. Robert Bradley. log; Rye straw l02
Fourth rnce. mile and qunrter-tvan Gard
oor 30: C. NJ. miller 100. Bob H.. lo5; Kin
mundy. lo2; Lochicl. l0s; John Furlong 10?
Counterpart. 9S MarrEon, 2N.
Filth rscc. ono milc-MoUkc%. los: steal Away
i0,; Mycenne. loj Font. 10: Tay Pny. III Out.
iau. no Gagnnut i05: Cynosurr. l05: Peacock
90: Patty Regain. 81: Pli,nl Jos: WINS. i5
Ruisseum Tom King, Troy Weight, Il0.
sixth race, nuc mile ana seventy yardB-Marslon
scr!inmssO. no: Over tho Sand %: ShcrlocE
Holmes il0; Feather Dust"r. ,oS; Jacob Bum 9S
gnrI Of Savoy. Efiendt 10: corcopsis. lot
Weather raining: track sloppy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-14
JuareZ Results,

First race. three and half furonss-psisy
Stevens. los (AcChbel. 20 TO !. won: Tod Cook
us (Fordi . 10 J. 7ccond: Vampire, li5 CMur-
phyl. 10 To (. third Time. 30 10. FloaHio.
vicnr's Daughter. Don Cortaz Milton Borbee aud
utclus also
Second race. ono mlIo-TIardy 40 (Ciayerl.
even. won; Clsko 10 tMotl. 10 1. sccond.
J. Nolan. 100 (Fordl. TO I. thiId. Time. 10 10.
Largo 5;cvcsta. Anna Reed. Zcnotek. sta:tlcr.
Mewr Lad, Lacy Young. Eddie Mott and McAlau
also ran.
Third race. six turlongs-LemoG Joe hS (yan-
duanl. 10 l. Prince Winter 10 fClA-
ver). 10 /. second. Dahlgren. los (Gontryl. 10
10 !. third. Time, 1872 40 Say, RcBwar. Real
Worth KID Nelson. DanbeTry Charley Brown.
stonaman. Lambc?thai Moment. Wise Mason Fire
aud Sino Muchecho also gpD.
Fourth race. SIX !uTlongs-PdnZSrcta. l32 Wan
duacn) to :, wou; Ccsgrogc. l02 (CIovcr. 3
TO l. second; Coldui;t. 20 Croylori 4 20 /, third
Time. ~. Royal Dolly also
Filth race. FIX Wrlongs-RuVoco. los (clIvcr)
TO /. won; Quid Nunc. II: tMolesworthl. . to /.
second: sidney Peters ITO tGentry). 10 I. third
Time. II3 i-5. Tight BOY Ed Luce. Darkcy
John Hurle. Rubleou II Quick Trip. For, john
Son Bob Lynch md ralofdblc also ran.
sixth rare, mile and SIytecuth-Gartcr
lro Ulayorl. 10 TO ]. won; Kelsct,a l0j (Groasl
IN !. secons: Miami. l05 lMoesworthi. 4 20 T.
ihlrd. Time. LAC 10 fric2e. Gomul. Hclcu
HAWKINS. C. ", Konpon, Little Morchmon, and
Weyanoks also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-14
AUTO DRIVERS TUNE
UP FOR BIG RACES
BY international News Service.

Los ANGELES, FEB. 13.--'Hooooo
Morning, Il rough stretch of track on the
upper end OF the course, and motors not
yet tuned to the highest notch, combined
to prevent sensational time In the initial
practice on the Santa Monica course TINS
morning for the Vanderbilt cup and
Grand prize races, February 2123,
Barney Oldheld. In his Mercer. was
credited by the checkers with the faSt
lap OF the eight mile course. which he
turned in 6 minutes and 80 seconds. or
an average speed of seventy-iive miles an
hour. Wishart and Pullen, in two Mer-
GERS, turned laps few seconds slower
than Oldheld Cooper and Gil Anderson,
the Slutz entries. drove the course In
Gal and 6:4l, respectively. Harry Grant.
twice winner OF the Vanderbilt, sent his
big red Isotta car around several times
at little better than sixty miles an
hour Other pilots took advantage OF the
first practice hours. but only to get the
kinks out OF their racers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-14
ROWAN AND QUARTZ
FOR EUREKA MATCH
Special to Tho Tibune,

EUREKA Fcb i3.-Jacs Dusrte middle
weight boxer who js Toll known from ono end Of
the Pacific coas, 10 the otner. dropped into Eu-
rokc this week. coming hero mt the re1uest OF
Pat Devaney and uthor locol people who arc In
fighting IN Utah. but newspaper clippings which
no has show that his record Ia clean throughout
the northwest, whero he hns been fighting for
the last few years.
Dcvnney says that no has mado arrangements
for DuArta 20 open up training duRrtDrs hero and
that no will do his bes. 10 got him match for
tho latter part OF tho present month. Dovancy
has written Marty Rowan. who is at Boise and
II possiSlo he Will try TO Eet Rowan 20 como
10 Eureka 70 meet pvnTte
Dsvaney SAYS hh has confidence In Dunrte's
ahlit7 az D boxer and II no match him against
Rowan hc will guarantee one of the best con-
tests that mas been pulled off In Utah II
IL II not as rcprcscn;ei the money taken In at tho
door Will bc refunded.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-14
American Beats Austrian.

NEW YORK Feb. 1s-Count Otto Selm- Hoog-
s,raeten. the leading member OF the Austrian
lawn tennis team. defeated today In ths thiTd
round OF the national indoor championship tourna-
ment He met G. c. Shafer. one-tmc Prince
ton-Cclumbia player, who easily. 81. 6-l
Count Alexander sulrn -Hoogstraeten. the Younger
of tho brother. defeated DR.. II. x. aixseI az
SIS, e-s SD G. F. Touchard, the playing Through
champion, won his match hy georiDg q. 6-i. SO
against C. J. Schumacher. Tho clever oackhundcE5
Of George AraDyt. the Frenchnan pulled hin ou;
q! many tight places 10 his match with y. Hard
castle before be st e-1. G"3. u s. Cushmnn
defeated II. r. Guggsnhetri. who hns been play
ing IN England Tor three years., Io-iboud The
regimsntal champion. defeated c. x. Lawrence
e-s. s-i. 6-d. All matches in tho third
round.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-14
Down TO Racquet Finals.

TUXEDO PARK ~ y Feb 13-fn the semi
finals for the gold racquet championship In
Yscqunia OF 1uSedo Park today Clarence @. PclI
OF Tuxedo defeated II, T. Mccormick OF Chicago.
thrce games To one. and e. G. Osborne ot Chi
esgo defeated G.. Maurice Herh-cbsE NJ Sew York
to .. The matches weTo witnessed BY fash
inDable gathering.
Tho summary.
ssml-fluai .ound--C. .. Psli. Ncw York de-
foated H F. Mccormick. Chicago. I5-H 1913
l5-i, l5-3i-
G.. c. Osborne. Chicago. defeated e ". Heck
scher. Ser York. lbs. 1915. I2-15 5-I5. i5-lO.
Tomorrow afternoon Peli will meet Osborne in
the finals.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-14

100; Nifty. King stnwor,. 10; Lady Tend Ii2
King Elk. III: Kali Imla 105 Canapa lo7
Visible. j09: Charles Goc,z, I09. Sam Grlesby,
no; Cordoya. lle: FlrSt Star. ia.
second Ioce. Que mlle-A1gic D.. Is: Old Gotch.
~. Callnihumpiau, 100: Adolanto. 100; Tom Muir
ply. los: Butter Ball. lo5; woor, 90 Indy Me-
Bride. NlTeo. 100: Denmark. io2. Van Horn. i05.
Unclo Bon, l05.
Third race. six nrlongs-DomInica. %. Jimmie
Gill 100; Napa Nlcs, lO5. King Rpdford 100;
Little Junc. los: High Street. los
Fourth race. six turlongs--I Little Will. o.: Bird
man. 100: captain Burns los; Emerald Gem. rs
Orb, l0j. Bob HcnBey- liG.
Fifth five and b3lr fUrlongs--AUntie
Curl. 9S; Paubachupi. 9s; Big Lumax Aunt Elsie.
as; Clsribci. loI; DiTka, los; Coma 90; Duty. as.
supcrl. 49, Christmas Eve. os; Dalaton. ios - Ceo7.
liz.
sixth racc. ono mlle-Cordlo r. 9s Scaolin 100;
Rry lcj: Mamie McDcr 100 Carlton Club loS
Weather clear: track fart
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-14
Methodist Minister Recommends Cham
berlain 8 Cough Remedy.

Rev James A. Lewis, Milaca, Mimi,
writes: Chamberlain s Cough Rem
edy has been needed and welcome
Years. I highly recommend it to nv
fellows as being medicine worthy Of
trial in cases of colds, coughs and
Group Give Chamberlain s Couch
Remedy trial and we are confident
YOU will find it very effectual and con.
tinue to use it as occasion requires for
wears to come, as many Others have
done. For sale by all dealers.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-14
BITTER BAT TIE 0N
CARD FOR TONI
"U" and B. Y. u. Me
Desperate Basketball G,
at Deseret Gym.
By II

Basketball enthusiasts will Ia
chance to see what promises TO 4
greatest game OF the season wh>
University OF Utah meets the 3. y
the Deseret gymnasium tonishf.
teams arc reported as being In th
Of condition. The varsity will ent
game with better than fighting
20 win and determined TO make ti1
OF II. The Provo men will so n
fldent in their experience and sid
prepared To exercise Ill the trtcl<z
long experience has taught them
in speaking of the game hefo|
student body meeting yesterday.
Bennion said:
There is no question that the
L has a wonderful team this yeor
would he no end of worry 10 any
in the country. All season they
had me guessing and ! have'
doubtful all the way.
OFT Romney and I went TO i
TO sec the game between Robe
team and the Montana unIveI
and. after watching the r. Y. III.
form, | have taken heart aud ID
that the crimson players have b
than an even break in tomo
nights game.
The Provo boys arc Dig and
and in good shape. but With
men. all In filSt-class condition.
with perfect team harmony exi
among them, the Utah county,
will find it tho hardest thing
ever did IL they win the gang.
There was no regular practice1
east bench yesterday. The boy6'
little basket shooting and tool
suggestions from the coach and n
week assisting in the pra ctice.
Vadal Peterson. the speedy
whose knee was twisted So scve
the Montana game, was reporte1
In the week as being out of ti1c
for The sea son, bur. much to tu
prise OF his friends, he was on 4
again last night. and declared ID
would be in shape TO do his best
the r. Y. L. tonight.
The 3. Y. U. team is now perm
organized. and, judging from On
they have trimmed other teans|
have played at Provo, they have 1
scoring ma chine. Except for thc
tana university game. the B. ~
| maze Digger score agdlnSt even
| IT. has played this year than did
the Aggie team or the crimson pl8
The Provo supporters cannot
| but that their team will grab a
| in the first minute OF play and get
| ahead every succeeding ninute.
| ever. they stand behind their ba<
! team as no other student body
! state does, and they declare thc
| will be here 800 strong for thc
and that a forty-five--piece bras
| will lead them on TO victory. II
| Tonlghts lineup Will be:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-14
BIG A. A. u. TOURNEY
TO BE HELD IN MARCH

Dr Charles q. Pluminer has been appointed
Chairman OF the rcgh,ratioE committee OF tho
4. s. u. which will hold It's annual boxing md
wrestling tournament In Salt Lzke next month.
Or plummer Will have charge OF all entries
aud Eli sthictcs who desire to enter the tourna-
mont must fiio their names with him. Tho entry
bIonks hnve been printed md will DO distributed
among stores in the business district
II ia probable that the tournament will no held
in the GarTiok thentcT. al the many gymnastlc
closses at tho Dcserct gymno6ium will not permit
I; being held thnre at flint planned. meet
Ing will be held next week of tho different COM
mittees 20 decido nnAl preparations.