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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1914-08-01

dav mad a pleasant call last Mon
avail from R. S. Vickers. the wide
apsr progressive secretary man
sss 1 " the South Louisiana FAIR
ona Ion, which will give its sec
oetosann annual fair in DonsldsonvilIe
ers baa ~ II and y. Mr.. Wick
apnrea as eeen SUCCESSFUL in securing
! tha n nss1a5lons toward the fair from
AssI,rna n.s Of Iberville, Ascension.
SC 1s .s, st. James, St. John and
fapreh aafles. and he hopes La
sist .as viii see it's way also to as
odanr S. axe part in the fair.-Thih-
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1914-08-01

.aa WITS: j. D. Rusca entertained at a
~ y on Friday afternoon in hon
noa " her guest, Miss Rose Kern. of
a naa.aaalasonFille. Mrs. J. J. Nelson
mar M MISSES Alma Kile and Nita Cas-
"a; "a j. assisted the hostess in re-
~ s.sg and serving delicious cream
W. eake to the many young ladies
Nas called during the evening"
saeehltoches Enterprise
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1914-08-01
Popular Citizen Seriously Ill.

1t is with keen regret The Chlef
records the serious illness of James
Fortier, ST., one of Donaldsonvilie'
most honored and popular citizens,
who is suffering from a relapse Of
the illness which carried him so
near to the valley of the shadow OF
death several months ago. Mr.. For
tier was Frustrated last Saturday,
and his condition at this writing is
regarded as very grave, DR.. I. |.
Lemann, the noted New Orleans di-
agnostician, having been called into
consultation last night by DR.. John
D. Hanson, the family physician.
Everything that medical skill and
loving care can do for the patient is
being done, and human effort is sup
plemented by the ferVent prayers OF
a multitude Of friends, who earnestly
beseech the Omnipotent Ruler of the
Universe to spare the life of this no
BILE gentleman and valuable citizen.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1914-08-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Justillien De1atte re-
turned Friday morning from a de-
Iightful three weeks visit to Hous-
ton, Texas, where they were the
guests of their manly young sons,
Messrs. Norbert, Louis, Prosper and
Robert DeIatte, all of whom are hold
ing lucrative positions in that city.
They spent day at Galveston and
enjoyed the magnificent surf bath
ing for which that place is noted,
and had many other pleasant and
interesting experiences during their
trip. Combining business with pleas
ure, Mr.. DeIatte proceeded to the
state farm at Brazoria. Texas, to dry
out third sugars left over from the
last grinding, when he was employ
ed as chief sugar boiler Of the sugar
house On the farm. The coming
season Mr. Dalatte will have charge
of the sugar-naking department OF
the Bessie Z. factory il st. James
parish.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1914-08-01

Races at A-muz-u Park tomorrow
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1914-08-01
TO Complete Levee in Front of Dam.

Among the contracts for levee
work awarded by the State Board OF
Engineers in New Orleans last Tues
day was one for the following work
on the new levee in front of the Ba-
you Lafourche dam: Enlargement
and reinforced concrete facing OF
paving; approximate amount of earth
work to be handled, 800 cubic yards;
approximate area of reinforced con.
crete facing or paving, 1000 square
yards; deposit required, 500; bond
required, one-half value of work
There were three bids for this work
the Keller Contracting Company, OF
Donaldsonville, securing the con
tract at II cents per cubic yard fol
the earthWork and Sf.2s per square
yard for the concrete.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1914-08-01

Brother Theodosius. principal, and
Brothers Robert and Gerard, of the
faculty Of St Joseph's Commercial
Institute during the session OF
1854, returned Monday night from
Bay st. Louis, Miss, where they at
tended the annual spiritual retreat
for members Of the Sacred Heart Or
der, at ST. Stanfs1aus College. They
were accompanied by Bro. Dominic,
who has been assigned to the 10
cal school TOT replace Bro. Claude.
Bro. Adrien also OF last years
faculty. has been transferred to
Vicksburg, and his successor will be
announced shortly
The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1914-11-04

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Our 1.50 Pants now ...$ .95
Our $500 Pants now .$1.45
Our Sc. 90 Pants now $1.95
Our $500 Pants now ... $2.95
Our $500 Pants now 1895
Our $3.50 Pants now. ......$ 4.95
The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1914-11-04

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Percale and M adras
Wash Suits for boys 3 to
II years. Sailor Blouse
and Russian style. Val
ues $1.25. $3.50, TO-
So. Choice - wv
The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1914-11-04

Amoskeag blue cham
bray, black sateen, dark
blue and khaki working
shirts, fast colors and
all sizes. Regular SOC
grade 271o
The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1914-11-04

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havebe en TO-
sell Wv
T he best caps in the house nons reserved which sold CSC
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andb cas- Off and3 ~
oss @ @ ss So big 39c
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-04
Charleston Results.

First race. ok furionFs-scballer 1iB (Coroy).
Z 90 =. son. Elsie Hemaon. i93 (Nesnderl. Is 10
J: '-onai Tho TGrkes. lio SietlsuS). 20 TO I.
thlrd. Time LII % MlSs Primlty. Gerard
glsin besehcy. Hugh Cray. Haas Greek. Ben
Frlor. Csmsrada and Favn 1so ran
Second race siE tUri1nEs-Notant n, tNs-
than. 70 l. eor; Sslio. I07 OicTassnrO. : 10
l. ascond. Bodhin. 100 tMutpiyi a5 TO T. third
Timc. lis wooiEatc. BenedicJlSA Auto Maid
Fist Ald. Captain CarnodJ and Mood D3vo alec
ran
Third race. five and hali iurioass-pI.sse
Rc!lrg ioe fSmyth). u to :. won; Miss Gaylo los
pSer'l. 10 s. second. Surprising. I65 lsloTag-
EaFt). 10 :. thi-d- Time. l:il. Water Lad 40
Manager and Jezsil also ran.
Fourth Flec Que niio aad twenty yards-Foath-
e. DusteT. III tMcTasgGrtj. 10 I. won: Jacob
BEnn. l0I thfny,hl. J. to I. secoud Dick Dead
Eood. % Ciccaheyl. 10 !. ,h-d. Time. i;H g-S
Earl OF Savoy. Efenai and Golden Treasure also
fii;h race. ak farlonss-ios Piun. io7 ,,tur-
ph}i. 70 :, wuns Daddy GiP. IA (Oberti 10 10
J.. second, Hias Eieauo-. 80, (smiuIi. 20 T.
hifd. Tine. is. Ar<nor. Hedge Ros~ Country
Ho7. Fros. Moiiis Richards E,helbcrs II ,ud Jna.
qgin also rsD.
sixth race. mile aus tventy ysrds-L'Aislon lis
lwoifei. 70 20 I. Won; Kni<ht ot Uueas. n.
Csuythi. n 10 -. tceoud. Port Arlington los
tNnrpeyl. 10 20 I. third. Tine. lG 2-5 Tay
Pa! Florai Crown. Ny Fei0N Cynoturc and
Slain AIso
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-04
Charleston Entries.

F'ut roc. four tnriongs-uom Moran. -; I.
May, %. Noscavs. us; Jim Savage. lis. Nova
". Gorlr. 70. Santa Maria. %. n l. Golden
Msxm-Auniic Mum. 7. l. Short. Do. LArrick
i03 ch e.. Martha Santa Pirate Folly, owner J. g
Tyre; Nay shaw. ne: sauto. Ioz; CommonsGl
Spil;n. Surgeon. i62
second cacs. fiso and half fuslonrs-Bciter
lo'. Nnie. pombfE. 1905 Unclo Ioj: Grecnbrao
ln.. Eltle. TO-; Ia Grange. Neilchen las: Boliy
Hill lOs. kaiutuck. i05. Lady Innocence 100
otranto IoS. single JOS; Bundle OF RAGS. 100.
Third race. ono mllo-noIch sand. Ii-. S,slrE.
lis; Ia Sainrclla. Ioz. Rod and Gun lG7; Uaus
Creek. ios: jim CatfTey, loe; silIcc fef. Monkcy
i92: Bodkln. lOl
Fourth race. mile and sixtoon,ii--Ivan Gard
urF. q. sloe,h. loo Republican. lH: Lochicl
10. Carlton C.. l0i. l.. II. Adair. 20.
Fi'th race. mile and trcuty yArds-WilHs ioT:
Prospect. ifi: SimDuI. iHs: pr. DoushertT III;
semiqunrer. III. inction Ici Brsndo los. Tov,
iei. isi1h KID. io5: speIlbouud 1o3: Lord Wells.
IL: Hiss Nclmz. q.
Sixth race mie-BrRndo. 1oS: Russoau III:
yolthoTPe. NJ: Milton e ~. Tom KioE lis:
Bils BsJtor. los: ScTylcsnco. l0T: S.pulveda III;
sauv Flakes ZOE: Florsi Crown 1r: Judge
Nouek iOi; Biz Rock. li5. Masier jim. III: FoTi
Nsi 100.
Weather clear. tack ,ss,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-04
Juarez Results.

FiHt race. ,ix turlonss-Larso ios CNcyien). Is
70 .. non; promi. III tGcn;ryJ. to l. Eccoud
woct loc FordJ 10 to J. thlrd. Time. 1.is 1-5
Mabel Ciarison. Judge Denton r.. nr. Baies,
UnalsA. Upland King. Popgun. King Earl, Dahl
Sfon- Lee Harrison II. Grizzly Bear. BinoculAr
and pr ], B. Berry also
second race, seven !urlorgs-Ilick. lo2 (TaI-
lorl. 20 !. won Mystic Boy. ~ (Coillns). IL
10 !, second; Thomas Hare. i05 (CauolD. 10 !.
third. Time LES f-5. Little Ned. ]. Nolan aud
Old Gotch also ran
Third Esce. six furlonES-RnadmaSter 40 CTap-
I'M TO l. won; HolbcrE. il3 MauhoSAi. 20 to
l. second. Garden Ut Allah. los (CbuoliI 20
70 ]. ullrd. Time. II. 5.5. Lamb'F Tail Stella
Grsiu", Baltimore Brigham. IIrysud Zenotek.
Chiffon Trance. Lady Young. Shawnee. Billy
Mycr sixteen and Pid Hart also Tsn.
Fourth race. our mile-iIasgon, I0t (Nat-
thc~s). 20 20 I. won: Blue Beard los (Nfoles-
WORTH, 70 7. second; hcumen. 100 CarToIiD. s
TO J. third. Time. IS 10 Anne McGoo MARY
Emily, Princes Industry. Anon and Prince Con-
md also rHu.
Finh race. SiS furlongc-Irlan. 1u GIonm,n).
10 J. won; Originator. M; Ncylongl. IL 10
]. accond: Baron do Ksb. lo6 lGentrg) 10
4. third Time. III. a-S. c. X Davis. Rish,
Lille. Icuupburn. Vigiblo. Sam Grlgsby I.acaSa
dora. Mia. Gomul. Ben Groenlcsf Cbarles Goctz
and George onard siEo
sixth race milc and eighth Moonlight ?s
tHoiii. { TO :. won; kelFe'ta. i05 0'Brcv).
10 T. second; rhillistius. o. (dctcalt 10 8
third. Timc. l;5i -. Rope 50. Miami Lam.
bertha, DHfH ard Jack LsE1on also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-04
Confident of Victory.

Coach Miller predicts that his boys will
Win tao championship in the state tour
nameut His men are In the best OF shape,
with the exception Of Grant the forward
whose ankle was slightly injured In yes
tcrday'. game lie will be in good sha pc
before the games. declares Miller.
Miller says that the players have done
great work in the games this season. al
though Smith and Olson were the only
men 10 win letters ln basketball before
this year. Miller has developed several
good mon tbs year and with most OF the
quiutette back at school next year. he is
very hopeful OF ha%Ing a championship
quintcttS The new men 10 win letters
IN the hoop game this year are Clawson
Grant Felt. Taylor and Williams.
Nciterday's gam" closed the mos, Auccesytni
basketball Scdson 10 the history OF tho san TaEo
high school Never before has = high sehool IA.
totbell team played tho final Esmo FOR tho ti,Is
'osch Henry itchsrdson has built gre,t ,cfm
aud deserves much credit foT 10 good showing.
Captain Roy @iddoTay and Stephen Kerr wsro
tho only member who played OIL the high school
team last year. Richardson'F men 10 win iettrr1
In the hoop g4n" this year srn stanley Johnson
center. Captain Roy siddoWsy. guard: Sis.c,,
Kerr. guard: Calvin Rswi!ngE. forward: Lawrence
Spencer. forward: Lester jarvis. guard and f9r-
ward; Eiiord Romncy. guard and william Good
Ict. guard and forward.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-04

-HE L. y. S. U, basketball team is
tine champion five OF the salt Lake
Il The L. D s. L quintette gained
this honor by defeating the Salt
Lake high school quintette ny the score Of
i2 to 80 yesterday afternoon in the I,
NJ. c. A. gymnasium. The game was the
deciding contest between the Two schools,
as both teams were tied for first place In
the division standing.
Tho first game between the two tea ms
was won by the il. -. S. U. team by the
score OF SO 10 90 This game wss ria yeI
OIL the Deseret gymnasium noor. In TIE
second contest the Salt Lake high scnool
woE in one of the best contests ever seen
in the local division, The sG)Ie was 81
TO 3G. That game was played in the II; gh
school gymnasium.
The l.. -. s. L. first squad will leave
for Provo tomorrow morning, where they
Will represent the Salt Lake division in
the state basketball tournament TO be held
Thursday. Friday and Saturday nights
Last year the l.. ID. s. u. won second
place In the state tournament. and should
win the title this year without much com
petition, Tho players who will make the
trip are Olson, captain and right guard
Williams. left forward: Smith center;
Clawson. forward; Felt. forward: Grant.
forward. and Taylor. substitute center
Coach Austin Miller will be In charge OF
the team.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-04
AYERS TEAM WINS
ALASKA DOG RACE

NOME. Alaska, March 9,-Pgod Aver finished
first 10 tho Solomon derby dog race that wag run
from Nomo The trail 10 Solomon and
return yesterday. John Johnson winner OF last
years derby, close second with his team
OF siboriAn wolves and finished two minutes after
Aver
The flvo teams that ontnTed tire race started ,Iu-
der clcar skies from Nome at 10 n m but
wind and Cuowsiorm tNst reached tho pror.nrttonE
or a blizzard developed tho rscc progressed
md tho heavy goipS destroyed chances Of lover
Ing .ne records o' other years. Aver finished
tho coUrso OF o2ty-four mica in six honr@ thirty
minutes aod four seconds. Johrsous tlmo last
yesr. which fixed the record for tho cnurto was
tive hours. forty-fovep minutes and tvout--fo,lr
seconds.
Oucr entrants IN tho ~ero A. A. (''scot-
~ Allan, driving team Of Nalumu,cS owned
Jointly by himsof .snd Mrs. G. L. Darling oil,
Berkeley. Cal; Fay Drlzonc winner OF Iast year,
I2-milc aiI-AlAaka 5Tccpstakos. and driving dogs
owur1 Jointly by hmSelt and Russell Bowen ana
Percy BIstchford.
Tho solomon DERBY Il tho first o, the seasons
claf-ic dog racer. The bls rhce. the 'nlI-Alaaka
sNcop5tahs. VIII bo Tun in April
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-04
JOE TINKER GIVES
NAMES OF YERS

CHICAGO. March 5.-Tho inrnp OF tho chioaso
fcdHrsis. the nr-t 10 ba given out. vas su-
uoune>d To-Day h. Manager Tinker Tinker ssid
~ Nss fuilsiisd that ihc team viii t-e p.rnsnt
couisndnr- He has four ssift m~u IN Jaetsou
rhp led tho Northwestern league in stolen h.ses
last 9sar: Cad Coles. wbo led tho New Yors
Slzte league and stole twenty five bases: IaN
Ihck. Who ht for ar average Of .sS, ana stole
iortf-tSo tsssr IN the Thfe~-I league and John
hnarin t-n-srcpnd mar Who played with the
LniycraiiY o. Miure,o,s team last sesfon.
"a Brennan aud claude Hendrix viii 90 the
heavy yoTh o, the p!;chinG staff The Chicago
team dl1 not get seafns. though Ne uill x south
riih Iintsr's rnsn 10 e~gln training. Later be
viii Jeln brooklyn.
The ussJp. -ith The asme % the team ulth
Witch each man played last year io!lorr:
Pitchefa-Ad Drernsn. PhIlsdsiphia Nationals:
Claude HondriE. pitubprg. Ton Mcclure Cai-
nsso FedeTsls: irwin Lang, local rer- -prote<slcu-
al; G. j. Nstsou hud Herry Schuidi. Nli1au-
zee. John siassr Chicago ssml ml-p-ofsssicuki. Dave
blaek. chiesso se7'i-profeasionsl. sne LEO Prem
ca;ehe-r-Art Wilson New Yoft Nationals: jim
Block. Milwaukee. william Killi.e- PhliadeI.
rh!a Satlonab. James McDonouKh Chicago FED
erals: George AuiTrrsy. Cincinnati Ismi-profes.
slonal.
Ftrs. bas.rass--w r Jsesroa. Spokane: John
KAding. Coioago Fedsrals. Pred Becs Buffalo:
William ZTilli1E. ST. Jogc7h.
serond hASsu>u-john FaTrel. Chicago re4srsis:
ich1 CTan4p. Lake Fofcst uniTefsity: LEO KAva-
rSugh Chicago senl. professional.
Thrd bsEsmen-loIile zsidsr SeT Tork AMER
cans Jsm>- Stanley. chlesso Fodersis
shortSt0p-Ios Tinkss. ClncianAii.
oufheldera-Al vickland. Cincinnati: Cad
coiea Baltimore and Elnirs: Joha Mu7rie, Un.-
Trrylty oi ailnDeSota Max FiArs "eorls
Riii F.frnan Esa appointed chief of the Tri.
srsls' umpire rtan By rTesidcp, Gilmore today
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-04
HALL SAYS R|TCH|E
LOOKS LIKE CHAMP
Makes Good Impression on
Chicago Fans; Coulon
Promises Fight.
By SAM p. HALL

5y International News Service.
CHICAGO. March S.-Willo Richie looked bet
to- than ovcr IN his training camp bouts with
Willie sehBefer and Eddie Tancci today. That
g., hh did to thntc who know tho boxing game.
But 10 others. persona Who paid their two-bt, 20
run into the gymnasium and Sot -limp1e of
real worlds champion the California; was
bun!liatod even dissInccd This Is WIS they
thought
In tho sccoud round OF tho mus with Schac-
icr. Ritcbin missed sharp Lei, hook to The chin.
Tho glove slid psHt the Srhaclcr face and LETT
Ritchic vldo oncr for right handler 10 the
blood In stream. rcoplo who did not knoH
that champions bleed easily chnlleDEers
wcrn shocked They thouSht Schsofor had shown
up tho kinspln OF tho liEhtv cghts. But not 40.
Rltchio not hurt. 10 had had bloody noses
boforo and plenty o! thcm. II takes many .
hard knock 10 set TO tho top. you know. Schacfor
took 4 good bolt az tho wcStcTncr tint. and
Ritchlo knew then low IL Mill feel 81 Woirnst
shoots HIS lsfs hand 90 tho Eamo SPOT tho cvca-
Ing ot tho 18th.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-04
Basket Throws Accurate.

Tho star OF tho L. ID. s. L. in shooting bss-
kots was Folt Ho scored five field baskets and
shot ten bGGkets out OF sixteen tries. Felt Is =
most dependable baskets and should provo
4 formidable factor IN the coming gcmcs. Grant
left forward OF tho winners, also pisyed n strong
gnmo and made four field baskets.
Captain OBon5 defensive work was grent and
taycd many baskets for his team. uis tao
baskets from the field long and showed
OF tho L.. D. :. T.. msdo two baskets IN tho
second half aud dld splendid guarding. VIII
Hams played his usual utrong defensive gsmc, but
was not fortunate lu his tries for blskcty
The high cchool team did not have much luck
in baxkct shooting and many times tho ball
would roll around the hoop savoral tlme1 only
"a fall out Rawlings The star man In scor-
ing with IS points 10 his credit. He msdo six
baskets and Is points from tho foul line He slso
did excellent guarding Johnson played his usual
Spencer had hard luck. a no did IN The game
wi,h Granite. lie scored but cne ,lrld basket
hut played Il good floor game. KoF- and Siddo-
way played good defensive game. Kcrr's bas-
kct in the flrSt half from the middle OF tho
floor Siddoway also made BASKET
The crowd that attended Yesterdays game waa
the largest ia the history Of tho y " C. A.
Tho oDtlre running track was packed TO capacity
pie back from ths lines The l.. u. s. e. h,d
the greater number OF students present and
oAcc.ed Justify Martin Mulycy aud Leslie Pykr
led tOc high school cheering. An assembly vas
hold RI the high school yesterday which was
the rHt this year for basketball. The l, %
9. u baud played scvc-a selections
Malcolm Watson % the Weber academy and
willard Ashton OF Granite vcre the officials and
did excellent vork,
RI.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-04
BOXERS TRAIN FOR
BATTLE At MURRAY
Gallant and O'Brien Run
Roads and Work in the
Gymnasiums.

Gilbert Gallant aud Danny o 6rien who neo,
IN twenty round boxing contest at Trocadero
ball in Murray on March II for tho benefit OF
tho Murray baseball team got down to the hard
Grind OF training yesterday. Both OF tho boy.
put in few good milcs on tho roads In tho
morning aud worked out in the gymnasium In
the afternoon.
Galian, worked at tho Manhattan club With tho
Dag, skipped Tho rope. shadow boxed and then
vent h II with tho gloves with Harry shafler
Nho is his sphTlDg partner oBricu worked AZ
the central fire station. going through Ike stunts
ring partner.
The boys viii go through these stunts sv.ry
"itornoon Mt their respective quarters for few
days, when It may be that they Will exchange
training quarters. so that tho public will hAvo 4
good chance 10 watch both OF thom In their
wo.k. The public ia Invited 10 the Manhstt.n
club gymnasium 10 watch them work.
GallaotS popularity hss Increased slnce he
vas here last, and tho regulation packed house
wac on hand yesterday 10 watch him work lie
y naturally an interesting performer In the gym
naalum. lie goes about his work though he
onl? ones who do not appreciate his style are
al1 training partners, who tind /, pretty tough
sh,i5 and FEEL as though they had been In a
real baltic when the bouts arc over
o,Brion Is showing to good advantage IN mis-
~o5kogu, @ Ne u working With Jack Downsy,
!S shown more and more avery day Not only
rs nc showing tho eleyerness that made such a
hit with tho patrons OF tho Manhattan crS6 ubo
haTo scen him In action 4 couple OF umes bur
also he shows ihn, ho Is strong and can take
punch ss wen as any OF them.
j. e. Smith, who Ia handling the affair for
tae baseball club is arranging 10 bavo two pairs
o. ooys from tae Manhattan club meet Ike
nninoor from the Fynmpton club In the prelrni :
nSried, which VIII bo four and slx-rouud
oout fhs VIII add considerable Interest 10 tho
match tm.,eh' as all OF tho regular tanS of the Man
haitian club know that any time two pain OF
boys from theSc two clubs get together there "a
going TO be tojno real milling just who the
boys Will be hoD not been decided ~ vct
MANAGER Downing OF tho Manhattan club has
rnrcNed challenge from The members OF fbe
weht s'ds club for dual contest at tho regular
weekly thow OF the Manhattan club mort Mondar
n'sht And az tho boys from uic ~eft aide ma "a
pr"tty good aggregation OF hatiJeru ne viii nn
douot give thon chance. 10 has made arranro
mcnts 10 go down 10 their oIubToorns and ioo,s
,no poyS over and II they como UP TO cxperta.
Moaday, Ia conjunction With battle foy.l which
ne decided 70 put on, az tho request OF a pumhsr
oL Ianl ~ the rlnglldo last Monhny nLrh.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-04
Has Money in Plenty.

we have unlimited cash and the
united support OF all our club owners and
b. ckcrs. We can bid as high for the
play yers as anybody
Up 10 this time we have played fair
with our rivals. We gave UP Cole. de-
spite his having signed with tho Chicago
club. when We believed that the courts
would have given him 10 us. We signed
Kllllfer and Blandng In good faith and
advanced money to them
Negotiations were begun, II was said
today. between President Gilmore and
Ray Collins the Boston American pitch
or, whom Gilmore wants. Dick Egau,
The Cincinnati player. II was learned to-
day. is tho eighth of the world tourists
sought by the Fodcrals.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. March We viii Nsht
10 finish 10 retain Pitcher psndiuE. have
agsrci 20 su9t1in all court costs " tho PLAYER
l. iuyoyed IN legal battle" asserted G. ".
somcr, prchideot Of the Cleveland American
lcagp. clur touEat
it va scmcrss abatement today ,hn, bclpcd 10
rfc~ipitste Gllwptes manifesto.
II is ssi 'hst IN BindlnE Is en(nlucd
fton plsyirE with Cleveland his salHry IL guar
suteei
The recent rsid by which tho Tcdcshb took
FitcheU FalscnhcTE. Eshler apd Blandng from
Cleveland left The club without rlght t-hAud
nil srF