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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-12
VARSITY AND B. Y. u.
TANGLE SATURDAY

With tho big B. I. Q. BASKETBALL game coming
up Saturday night at tho Deseret symnsstun.
tas varsity townrt arc this wsok putting 10 tho
hardest work OF Tho year. The season's work thus
far he's shown that Beuniou has an exceptionally
strong defense. but that his ctterso s ucs quite
% oOnsiftent.
Besides such sdsos m,ss 70 trim down. Ben
Mon has Stlll TO DO a nttlc with the condironinS
of his mHn. Petarsou. tho rugged guard,
hurt ro yeTerely In tho Montana ssrns that be re
yer unable to walk without limping badly and
unless no bsn tho best OF luck he Will bs out Of
tho game Saturday night
AZ any evont BenDton will have 70 Whip
man Into shape 70 take his place that at the
last rnioute tho team will not bs up sEsinEt II
for guard.
An attempt Will bs made 20 get couple Of
practices oerTocn and Saturday the
Dcsnrct floor. tho hoJs could play little
fastnr Esmo N they know tho Desaret floor
well as they do their Own.
Tho r. T. u team Ia IN great shape and In
showing moro spool than any other tivo In the
state. They dead guro OF tholr bs-kots ac-
cordluE N reports from Provo and potwithetand-
log tho disqualification OF Lees Greenwood. the
veteran guard. Roberts dcfonae is splendid.
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EVERS DECLINES TO
PLAY WITH BRAVES
CONTINUED from Preceding Page.)

saniIed baseball would pursue the tenor
OF lts way without regard to "outlaRry. "
III ne packers OF the Chicago F'cderals Is
arc very nnc gentlemen said Ban, but
tney VIII burn thcir fingers before they
sSt through with US. / am against rccog-
nl1ing them In any fashion. II they wish
10 drag contract matters into the civil
courts. well and good. Wo shall not
MAKE any such move. l believe the best
policy is to let the conspIrators cut their
own throats."
Johnson crowded through all the AmorI-
eau league business in three hours and
placldiy announced that his henchrncn
might go home. The American lea g1Ie di.
rector VIII remain here Tor several DAYS
10 watch Federal aSitators
Ine National league session was some
What ccupsed by tho Evers controversy
Most OF the tine was devoted TO consti-
tutlonal matters.
rom CbivinGton. president OF the Amer
icsp association, and Ed Barrow. the In
ierha tlonal executive, conferred informal
" with the members OF the national COM
MISSION this evening, The big minor
leagues were Instructed to release their
schedules when approved by the club
Johnson said that the American Ieag
nau turned down cold the request OF the
International league for exemption from
araIt ny tho major organiza ton. The
poSS OF tho American league was of the
opinion that the higher classification OBJ
tained by the International lea que and
tho American association was sufficient
ooom Tor present conditions.
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TOURISTS RECEIVE
APOSTOLIC BLESSING

RoME. Fob. l1-Charles A. Comiskey. pTc'!-
dsnt OF tho Cnicago club OF the American oase-
hall league pus vol enough today 70 80 with
tho mernbers OF tho American baseball teams TO
the Vatican, wbero tho party was received hJ
tho popo -
Tho American visitors we-o introduced to his
hoItuess By Moneiguor Charles A. oHeru- VICE
rector OF the American colIcgs IN Rome. who
explained TIM national interest tasen In bane-
ball IN the United states.
Tbs pops Rrnoted tho visitors wtrh great cor
d,ntity and IN short address praised tho prSc.
iioo Of athletic sports. He thcu impaired 70 All
the apostolic bsDcdlctioD
No gnmo played today owing 70 tho e1d
usathcr , ,,.,
TInmedlstelv after ths and!cncs at tho vatican,
MI Co1niteey won't With DR.. John r.. JoIsr and
Trosesror Giuhrppo Basrisnelli TO u'oaical IN
.tltut. yiers h. vas cIamineS By Professor III
6ariro 1s r.uoE with the sid az the N-reyc. Th"
Kay exurninaflon Indicated that there ~As moth
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JOHNSONS CHARGES
NOT SUBSTANTIATED

CHICAGO, Feb. n-The federal grand jury
Investigation OF charges connecting government
ofloinls with tho flight OF Jack JohnEon. tho pu-
eiliEt TO Franco concluded today with tho an
nouncoment from tho assistant district attorney
In charge that tho charges bad not been subsau-
tistcJ.
two weeks adjournment was taken. nftor
which routine cases win be considered For
days several federal officials Ind boen re-
fcrred TO ns having ppotited In various ways
from tho mun.ficcuco OF JohnBon. Many witnesses
wcrc heard by tho Jurors bofore the inquiry
closed.
The grand jury voted no-bill against all Of
ficinls mentioned In the inquiry said David
stanSbury, the assistant district attorney IN
charge of tho investigation. and will mako
report
3ir stansbury mid Tho action OF the jury
is complete ylndicatlon OF Charles r Do
Woody, formor local head OF tho department OF
Justice and Of Harry A Parltio, assistant 6iS-
trlct attorney, woll OF all other federal
officials who havo boon mentioned in stories Of
scnndal.'
Tho activities OF Sol Lewinsohn. professional
bondsunn, who recently disappeared. were linked
With tho johnson chnrges In tho investisatlou
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Charleston Results.

BY International News Service.
First race. three and a half turouss-Kcwpie
lconnolly), TO l. won; Ftnnloo. 1O5 lCampbell,.
to 10 second; Gerthelma, llo tGoose), 8 to /.
third. Tfme-@s 2-6 Still Dny, May Ipps
Gisdwin and Black Earl also ran.
Second rnco, flvo and half furongB-Lord
Wells, los tAlloy). to ], won; Country Boy
l1o l tpiekstD. 10 TO 1. aeeond; Boyerstoln. 40
and Gun, Hugh Gray Bodkin. Fawn Pish Tush
Maurice Reed, Gagnant Nollo, Camarada also
ran.
Third raco. five and e half furlougs-Bat Master
son, ITO PickctD. 10 l. won: Miss Volma.
1oo CcTaesarD. 10 1, second; Tony w. 10
oras. Coming Soon, satyr. spoIlbound also ran.
Fourth race six iurlongB-old Ben. il2 (BorcD
10 9. Won; surprising. 11G (Rightmlrel. 10 s.
second: korthago. io tTurper), TO 2, third.
Time-il5 80. Car Michael. Char]esonlnn also
Fifth race. ak furouss-Robcrt Bradley. li2
t5icTaggart). { to 9. won; Yorlt Lad. 100 (Noon-
do.). to 1. second; Loan Shark. III tsmythoD.
25 to g. third Timc-lls. Font and skeets
also
Sixth race. mile and twenty ysrds-Coreopsia.
95 (dcTngsa-t), 10 to 1. won: EffcndI. los tEsn-
ovcr), 9 TO /. second: Ford NAL. s5 tsmithl: is
TO !, third. Time-1;A6 ovor the Sands. Mary
Ann X. CocEEpur, Drando. Mcry Lad also ran
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A Winter Cough.

A stubborn, annoying, depressing
cough hangs on, racks the body, weak.
ems the lungs and often leads TO seri-
GUS results, The first dose Of DR..
Kings New Discovery gives relief.
Henry D. Sanders OF Cavendish, Vt,
was threatened with consumption, af,
ter having pneumonia. He writes; HDr.
Kings New Discovery ought to be in
every family; it Is certainly the best
Of all medicines for coughs. colds or
lung trouble Good for children 8
coughs. Money back if not satisfied.
Price SOC In1o and s1:o9; At bh, all druggists:
ST Louis. advertisement, }
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Results on the Turf;
Weights, Riders
and Entries
Juarez Results.

Juarez Results.
By International Nuws seryics
first race. thrce aud q half furlons.-suoer.
RqniSo- FpSnr ii6 i6s G.othl: II to 20. won: Bonn
Tos 1 g5Tyer,. 5ns 10 70 !. third. Time-:io i-S.
second race. ono miie-Denmnrk I0T ,r,l
iehjs 10 !. won; UrSulu Emrna I0s rPbiliins,
10 TO second: Lady Young I3 (Mattsi IL
70 IL J. third Ttme-1;sa, va Va Mystic Boy
Hester, kd Nelson, Adolanto. Tom MurnS,y
also ran. ~ .stu0''
IT. Third race d1 turlonsr-Edmond Adams 10
SsFcrJ to Q. won; anne Niece i03 fMo,tI
Z 70 l. second; orlmar Lad. 10 Fccney), g 10 l.
t@niTd. @ Tims-i ia Nobby. Judge Denton IT, Ceos,
,,f r9o1h race ssvon furlongs-Transparent lo5
~ oIieny, 70 l. won: Sea Cliff 100 Mat
iasWs,. to !. Seceod: Rey. lo7 DrcycrI. is TO
thisd Timc-l:cs. Napnlo MeDee Gold OF
ophir, Connausht also ran.
flfth race. five furlongR-oosna s5 (Mot,)
10 p won; Palatable, io6 (Groth), 10 l.
second; PaTnell Girl 1l3 (rroIlor) TO i.
third. Tme-1oo. J. B. aaylow, Vono Won. Ida
LAyinin, Gertrude DIX. Thistle Belle. Lady Pen
dor: Buck Thomas. Brlghtstone also ran
Sixth ruce. mile and onc-sighth-B!ue Beard. 1o7
tBooser) TO l. won: Curlicuc. liz (HuD 10 10
second Florence Birch. o5 (Colliuo), 5 10 /,
third. T1me-i:Ss 20. c. z, Norvcll. Crex and
Defy also ran,
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AMERICAN ARRANCES
PLAYING SCHEDULE
Season Opens April Id at
Boston, New York, Chi.
cago and Detroit.

CHICAGO. Feb. 1.-THE American
league schedule nakera, who announcod
tonight their progra n1mo for the coming
aeason' awarded to Boston, New York,
ChicaSo and Detroit the opening games
set for Tuesday, April IA.
Chicago Will see the creates, nuynbor of
sunday ga mes, fifteen IN all. Every other
eiup Cup Is given two of the Sunday dates,
"irn St. Louis getting the extra one,
ne Only Tour conflicting dates sched-
uled WIN the National League will be
p,ayed In Chicago on SUNDAYS In tho
olu nays conflicts wore more frequent, and
TOOK pace in st, Louis. as we'll as Chi
cago, but the removal of tho SUNDAY hui
pan In Detroit and Cleveland has made
IL possible 10 lessen them
Inc season closes three DAYS earlier In
Iuc western section than In the cast Sum
DAY, October 4. sees the end In tho for
!ner diWsion The last games In the east
are 10 DE played October T.
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Charleston Entries.
y Iptcrna tionel Ncws Service.

By International Ncws Service
First race, ak furongs-Troy Weight. l15; Ben
Loyal. 11s; Miss Eleanor. 100; stontor. ll6; Big
Rock, 11s; Tho Turkegs. 10: Floral Crown; lls;
Mcryor. lis; Leopold. 115 Prospect 49, Sweet
Tines. 1l5. Corn Cracker, 10: La Sninrels, los:
Tyro 1i3; Beach Sand. lta,
Second raco. six furlongs-Tom Hancock rs;
Water Lad. los: Huda's Brother, 81; Gordon. IL:
Collar, 1o5; Stucco. lo2 Lost Fortune. lot. Stc~
lata i03: Bundle OF Rags IS; Mapson, loS;
Charles Csuncl Ioa: Laura. 100; Helen N. 1H;
Polly r.. IOl: Sonny Boy. 90.
Third race six furlougs--1van Gardner. 10;
L. H. Adoir. los: KaiLnka Ioe: slccth. IL: Carl
tior 12G: Fellow Man, los, Arnericus, los; spohn.
10: palauquin. 1I3. Shackloton. III; white.
l22; Sherwood. l25
Fourth race. ons mile-Chuokles, us; Royal No
tcor. l0S: star Actress. as; PprdncT. li: Frank
Hudson, los. Charter il6.
Fitch race. milo and eghth-Mycenae 1os: Ficl.
ss; Tay Pay. 100: csraquct 50; Etfeodi, IA
Ny Fellow. 1903. Lipbrook. ioi; Bonnio Eloise,
I01: Mollie 6, lGe.
sixth race uile and twenty yardS-Port Ar
iington i0l: Bad News II. los: Prospoct loS:
Bened!c.ina, 1oe; Charles F. Granger. loi; Front
ROYAL %; Plant los. ToDunda, los
Weather, cldar, track good
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sTREvELL- PATERSON.
M'LOUGHLIN THINKS
PRESENT RULE o. K.
Bv InIcrnational New scryIco.

3! IntcroatlonaI NeN5 ScrvIco
SAN FRANCISCO. Fob. 1l.-Mauricc McLough-
lin, AmCricS'B greatest tennis player, dlpngrces
with Anthony Wrdtng Of Australia, champion OF
the world. the subject OF the Kamo.
Wilding according 10 press dispatches, IN In ia
vcr OF modifying tho tennis serving rule that
ouly QUO stroke is permitted ia place OF tho
present double chance The Australian believes
tho change would speed up tho play, McLouzhln
thinks dtfe5onLy
ITO curtai1 20 chance would ro-
ducc ny half his speed and placement work.
he said. Tho only way In which The snmc could
be ra!d to bo quickcned by tho innovation would
bo that IL would Lako less time for set. But
tle Il Widng does not aim at thb result. but
Improvement in tho quality OF the tonnis It
sot There has mover. been any complaint OF the
length OF time occupied by game. At present
server. n rule, takes risk with hiD
fret shot than with the second. No good player
hjtn wildly with view 10 ncoring by speed
alone, is suggested by Widlng'g statement
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JuareZ Entries,
News Service.

By International News service
First raee, six furlonss-Parcsl Post 100: Pm
cess Janice 100: Francis 1922 Made line q. !lo;
Nifty. l12 Mia. rs; Ell Pato is AnsSluy & lIIo 1io
Iio senntor Jumos. H.; Song OF Rocks llS:
Chilla, 1l3. Hassou. 1lo. 80,
Second race. five nnd hsit furlonss-Aunte
Curl rs; Herpes I03; Dominica. los; Dr. j. Is.
Berry, i'll: inIau. %; orange Blossom los:
'oTS TS,-d r,cc one mIIeNold Go,oh. es. Jim Cat
rerata. lc0. hrbu,us, Friszc. ,o3: Eve White lo3
BaIcllff slccplund 1n0; The Monk no; Msrao
Coshill as; sadie Shapiro. l03: Balronln- io6'
FIyiug. Io5, Nino Nucsacho. io6; No quarter
1o5 Star Borta. ioS' ,o,. cor.,,
Puss Ios John Reardon. Jos. BLACK Eyed susah'
log. Pay s,resk, 1cs; Rome Chance, nE; 40.
Fi.th raco ok furlongs-Lonshcns Prldo VS.
Mins Edith lol: La Estrella. loo: Pretty phie.
io6 Maraand MIunio BTteh, l9s: 'i6go i6' s,l5SI
Tone io2; Hazel C. i07; Chlltou Trance Myrtle
asrlon. los: Lady Ponder, 10.
siyth race ono milo-Trojan Bollc. 100; Anon.
lo5: Palcada. 1o7; Uncle Ben, 100; Aeumen. lo''
Ocean Queen. 40.
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I'M NESBIT THAW
Ned INTO COURT
/ Police of Richmond, Va,
I7slgu Is Indecent; Justice
fhinks Otherwise.
II NeHIs Service.

<lIoNal SeEs Service.
MD Va, Feb. Il.-Mrs. Eve
3 Ttav, who does the tango
/ N With an Arab whiTl. was
,hcsd under arrest this after
\ ailer finishing her particlpa-
y Erst act Of the matinee. The
~ Issued on complaint OF Chief
Fsper and 1t charged that she
Euuy, but not feloniously," ap-
cs theaier in the public per
hereby "outraglng public de-
io the detriment OF public
q common nuisance OF all the
4 tbs commonwealth"
nrl vas served just as Mrs,
h Clifford. her dancing part
ared behind the wings amid
applause. Attorney Harry
rsy appeared before Justice
and after hearing testimony
ts the court ordered the
eHissed and Mrs. Tlaw re-
3 e1stody.
aE ThaT appeared in her
y the play and was greeted
~ house.
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RESULT ATTRIBUTED
TO APATHY OF VOTERS

DAVENPORT. Ia, Feb. t1-Complete
returns from The Second congressional dis
trct OF Iowa shows thar In the special
election yesterday: Henry Vollmar. DEM
ocrat- was elected congressman with 49,
2S6 votes. a plurality OF 1850 votes over
10,425 votes. Charles P. Hanlev, Pro-
gressiye, ran third with 3672 votes.
Yesterday Democrats cast 5S per cent
81 per cent OF their vote OF 1912 for gov
ernor The total vote yesterday was 6S
per cent OF the vote OF 1912,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-12
F|INENT WINS
STRUGGLE
n Motion in the House
mons Defeated by a
n. Of 333 to 255'

IN FEB. 1l.-1Tome RUE TOT
.,,ip the subject OF para
,.,,.t in the house of -, commons 1n",ns
" Tsavard Carson. the ulster
.ssr. . David Lloyd George
,1 ,hs cycheouer; Sir john 81
'i.,nsv NJ general; John E. Red
@ '."a.r OF the Irish National
rSrev Bouar Law, leader OF
n all made fervent speeches
''', ,,,s,on Of the debate. the
chslustiHb,e tbe reply TO the speech
"a 70 'u moved Yesterday by the
tlfone, tiume Long. that IL
4a'rIth rIth the government ior II
q n,,t,I t,o question had neen
uni,s ,is Judgment Of the peo-
70 iend ,nv NV a vote Of S33 TO 25o-
daeen of the vote was re-
"A loud opposition cheers anu
Resign" ,onc,,i,tory
.,nond spoke IN n cobcl,,s'VL. az
,S" nnsred anxious to meet the
broad viewpoint. with an
~ ',. Tor a peaceful settlement.
gaw predicted civil war the
In ruie passed, but urged
s sssr OF civil war could he
tsyinr Ulster out OF the home
,hmItfInc the bill to the
.,,ss Beresford. addressing the
|sxstIon Of London. tonight
. .up.ral forces are ordered to
4'lster men they must obey.
- 10 believe that the govern
a 10 that extreme TO force
. - ireland. II rhe government
N ~ the first step toward de-
a of the army and navy and
( 4 Ia breaking up OF the en-
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HOLD FIRST
RG OF THE YEAR

oro,hev, famed as masters
daon. who arc appearing at
heater this week. brought
al!sr round OF applause last
INST stag party given this
Dal lodge OF Ellls. Mem
Mai lodge and visiting Elks
OF several hundred gath
9lsVainment. and only after
H Dad consented 10 play
La hat was requested Of
- Sho attended acknowledge
aess to conclude the enter
ias Boudinl brothers. others
ih In the programme were
mo o singers from Pantages
Morrell and Mrs MIorrell
! mailer IA Stock company, AL
= ", 4. Crowley. Harry S.
hnts Reynolds.
which was pronounced a
continued until a late
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Would Declare Company Bankrupt.

Announcement was made last night by
Attorney James IDgebretsen that petit
ton declaring the A. A. Clark company
to be an involuntary bankrupt would be
filed in the federal court today
Mr., lngebretsen will file the action as
lnc attorney Tor creditors, who alIege
that the construction company has mad o
an effort 10 transfer It's property TO a
wyoming corporation and also has made
the Merchants bank preferred creditor
by transferring TO It certain stock In the
Wyoming company.
The action is said TO be the result OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-12
ROWAN KNOCKS OUT
WARNER AT BOISE
spsoial % The Tribune.

Special % Tie Tribune.
BOISE. idaho Fob. Ii.-stepplng into irusso-
t i.U hnnL deljyrred TO tho point OF tho Jaw
~ 49, ng., a, prsstoo rns knocked out hero To-
n,sbe nv Marty Rowan OF Salt Lake in tho early
perS OF the serenth round OF the schedu'sa .cu
om1s tab, Rowon staggered Warner Refelal
times before with like blow. but tho PEespoh
boy had boen quick TO recover v.,n
hovs vora Wiling TO give and take nnd ootn %eIo
ssyoroiy punished tho result H9S'n W nua afow ws %
s"" ' NJs,ty raoolycd two blaokencd opuca
In 10 tho finn round 1t was almost an, On sTeS ven
break but Rowan repeated lftt 70 wy ,. "S nnao
Sing Hossn drov with Browning MSran III
fact eix-yound prcliminarT
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AUTOMOBILE FANS
TO SEE BIG RACES
~ International News se,vioa

~ International Vows 6esTIoa
LOS ANGELES. Feb, ll,-with 3S automobile
enthusInKtx aboard, n speciai train will leave sew
ynri, Ssturiav for Los Angelica 10 arrive here
shortly before tho running OF tho Vands.ont
cup and international grand prfre rncea mt Sen.s %
sson,rz That was the word brought todsy from
%ry, York by Finley R.. Porter. chief snElnees
q, ,hs Morrsr taetorJ and 10 charge OF the asrooF
tsum IN the canning rhret. A.,
pnrter aYTiyed on the anna train WITH HArT2
G stutr n,sher Of Tho racing e5rr nsarmE .,cn' ns
,,n, .nd Gii Anderson, uho Will be tesn.
n,sts 81 ysrJ Cooper 10 thu stutI sptrier Fro
%.vnsr, the rotsd ststs- ~be Will send the ne
racsry sway at Santa aonics, c1pNo1sn -
en- ,utsnobiIs suthority. and ssvsral other msn
o,anin.rt IN ths automobiis world.
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W MOTHER PUTS
EWlLD TO DEATH

IA i,o, ll.-Rather than sec
1 b,-,svW .vW up frail and weak,
q today shot her year
4 ss,aa ,uaauenter. Helen, The
H. hul. Mrs. Bertat told tho
|us o,n mother wept over the
|rlr a W ior % two hours before
"A a.w,y ~ IRE a second bullet,
mn ~, shot herself. but IN
Ehsns hns,l. wound She was
|tnjsh, ner husband returned
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The Best Cough Medicine.

"I have used Chamberlain g Cough
Remedy ever since [ have been keep,
ing house. says l.. G. Hames Of Mar
bury, Ala. 81 consider it one of the
best remedies | ever used Ny children
have all taken it and it works like a
charm For colds and whooping cough
it is excellent For sale by all deal.
ers. advertisement. }
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Want Street Paved,

Petition for the paving of Center street
this year from Second to Fifth North
was filed with the city commission yes
terday by a large plumber of property
owners. Bitulithic material is specified
as the desirable form OF pavement.
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>dng TO Save Money.

4lny % odFo 1oHos
4 Tcley's Honey and Tar Com
f. money because just a few
"a the cough and cold and one
M, long time. 1t quickly
q and irAamed surfaces, stops
tlrcat, harsh, rasping coughs,
snsne.s, bronchial and Ia
suetr. Schramm-J johnson,
|n, Never -Substitutors,' five
. sres. ADVERTISEMENT
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STREVELL-PATERSONS
LOSE TO NATIONALS

Tho Nationals defeated tho Strcvcll- Patterson
bowlors 10 tho City lcoguo play last night. To-
nights gamo in tho City league Will be between
the Business Men aud La Megas. Tho Utah Cop
per and Mino-smeltors bowl in tho Commercial
league.
Last nights score
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PhiIlies Almost Set.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. u.-The contracts OF
pi1ry and Gaddy. pitchers; Burns. catcher. and
isoreor on outfisldoT, received by tho Ph,io~
aSInhia National league baseball club today.
T%nra aro only n few plnyc-1 10 be hoard
from and officials Of tho club aro confident they
rIc
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To Attend Meeting.

sIoI7X CITY Iowa. Fob. 1L--R- J. tLanlon:
n,e.id1nt NJ the Sioux City Baseball club and
sse,,ng prvsIdant Of the Western league. left to-
niTb, Yor Chicsro TO attend the schedule mcotipz
.thf-o tomorrow
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THE TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY A. 1914

tAneo In on the programme. Preoidcnt oNeill
ls out OF tho country the tour ot tho world
Win the Chicago American club aud the New
York Eadonnls
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-12

meeting OF creditors held last Monday
afternoon. at which time a committee was
appointed TO make an investigation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-12
Western to Meet.

crucAcn geb Il-owno,a and managers OF
,hn yraI,rn baseball, league will meet In Chicago
to1nrrow 20 decide schedule OF games Tor
~ canning goaxon no othor business OF imror-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-09-25
Our Tow Fair Is Now Ready

Buy your toys Full and complete selections.
complete line of Domestic and Imported toys than
you would expect this tme-when all Europe is at
AS twelve months in the year Toy Department
fortunate to receive foreign rather early We
prepared to you-bring the children
Dolls trains tracks, automobiles fire engines soldiers
non air rifles games, blocks books stuffed animals Teddy
bears automatic toys machine shops china tea sets
doll furniture chdren desks, chairs tables hobby horses
veocpedes, bicycles tricycles, automobiles Irish mails
press wagons wheebarrows, doll CARTS perambuatos
ton toys horns panosand everything be had the toy
line. r,rs 1,oo por,,,, ,~rs