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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-22
SINGLE PIN DECIDES
PLACE IN BOWLING
New Haven Five-man Team
Wins; Philadelphia Is
Second.

BUFFALO MBr,h ci.-A siuFle pin decided s.c-
ond sud third place IN ,hc fiyc-man ovont o' The
American bowling congress tournament hero to-
night. BopIiue 10 tho first Jquhd OF fiyo-ma7
tstris the White Elephants of Philsdsiphia. cap
tslued b. W Knox took second place With total
~ 2ssi. While tho Mtncraiitc team OF Chicago
io;,lsd -s3s taking ;hlrd place Ia tho standing OF
tis c8dcfa.
the leader. snydcr's Fiau of Minneapolis being
thir6 high FOR fhe night With @Is9.
FoioeinE tho official nvo-man Ftanding;
Mouko club. Scw Haven. @'2t; White Elephants.
FhiinGeirhs. 2ss5. MnoFSlitcs. Chicago. Eees;
Howard Hsl0E. Chicago. -Ssl. ConuiNres fort
WAYNE. .s1s
" Miller and ~ Eals,ron OF Detroit who have
bccn leading tho tNo-man event % the American
hoxiaE congress tournament for tho last your
DAYS. supplNHicd today when 7 ID. SlSey
aud J II. NsnpesJ Of Newark. y. J.. totRled
lefS. seven Plus better than tho seoro held by
;h~ former leafH-p.
a Nevarl, bowler also rolled high score 10 ;hc
slasiss ovcnt today. II Ericr taking sixth place
In the standing of leader With CJ9.
Chicago Cleveland. Phiiadclphia 81. Louis and
Minneapolis teams made NJ the firEt squad Ia the
five-rnsn event tonight. while fourteen teams from
Pi,tshurg bowlcd In tho lAtN squad. taking the
siirys II o'clock
Following aro tho leader;
Fis.-T man oveut--Monko club, Ecw Haven. Zab;
Horsrd Majors. Chicago. 2&l: CeatliyToa. Fort
Wayne. :siT: CIaris, Peoria, 2sIl; AihcnScumc
Toronto. esss,
Tow-rnAn evcnt--Eigley-van Noss. Newark.
1916: Miller Ralsiror. Detroit i.7S; oeon sutton.
Touis,ille. 100: chmidtwiliiEms. Chicago. ls-s;
Hrsdek-psncf. Chicago. l22'
individual cvent-Miilcr. Detroit. t75: owon.
i-oulsviflc go. EranI. LouisvlJe. sis; Kailusch.
Rochester. GfS; Hess Chicago. cf.-
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than IN any previous negotiations of the
same kind, aud the process has taken
months OF careful work by the LAWYERS
representing both sides.
The announcement shows that within
the last few hours the New Haven was
granted certain concessions for which II
made strenuous fight. The length OF
the trusteeshlp for the Boston & Maine
stock owned by the New Haven was held
TO he one such concession: the decision
10 leave the disposition of the so-called
Sound lines OF the New Haven TO the in
lteTstate commerce commission another
The department. however, il was
pointed out, has arrived at an agree
ment for the dissolution of an alleged
monopoly which has been under fire and
under nvestigatioB for wears, aud which
once was in the courts a. violator of
the Sherman antitrust act. but never
before has been brought to a point
where such demands were made upon il
and accepted,
The negotiations here were conducted
by T. W. Gregory. special assistant TO
the attorney general: Jesse c. Adkins.
assistant attorney general: +. NJ.
Swacker, expert of the interstate com.
mcTce commission. representing the gov
erument: Moorefield Storey, Walker
Hines and John W. II. Grim, represent
ing the New Haven.
Both Mr.. McReynolds and Chairman
Elliott participated from time to time
in the conferences. Before the announce
ment was made public tonight the at
torney general had talk with President
Wilson and IL was understood, outlined
10 him the plan which later was ratj.
fled
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-22

evening preceding the shooting. On
cross.eSan,ination Attorney Christensen
drow some admissions from liadlcy
which discount the assertions OF ht least
one other witness for the stare; %
With the introduction OF tho tirst
handwriting witness, IL is expected that
the trinl has entered upon seVeral days
of this particular sort OF evidence. Ihcre
AFRO three handwriting witnesses 10 be
introduced bv the court in addition 10
Theodore Kytka, the San Francisco eX-
merit. At the present timc 1t ls Thought
That Mr.. Kytka will be the last ol the
handwriting witnesses TO appear
Dnrino fho past two days aud with
tho execution of looking after the cx-
hibits and witnesses. District Attorney
John C. Davis has all but dropped OUT
of tho Martin case, so far as the prose
crtion il concerned. The direct eTami-
nation of witnesses is now entirely In
tbe hands of Attorney Il, y. Leather
good thc trial thus becoming 2 salt
lake action. so far as counsel Is con-
fTpon the written request of the jury
men Jndpe j, A. Howell, at the adj
iourument Of court today, granted the
members of the Jury permission to ae'
cent the invitation Of Juror f.. j. Mar
.baU 10 take dinner AT his North Ogden
home tomorrow. This pleasure Will be
enioved by the jurymen while on their
way to the Utah Hot Springs for their
ttweclJIy or annual bath, - as explained
nv Judce Howell
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-22
Printer
REGATTA IN QUAKER
CITY AUGUST 7-8

NEW YORK. March 2L-The national regatta
awarded 20 Philadelphia tonight by tho Ma
ionsI Association OF Amateur OarEmc3 OF Amer
lea. Tho event vii Be held Friday and
Saturday, august and s. week after the
Canadian national regatta at ST. Cathcriues, Ont.
Tue vote OF tho executive committee giving the
American national regatta TO Philadelphia was
u1animoGs but there dissensIop fixing
The dates. three OF the ainc members iavorlng
July ci-e5. Delegates from Philadelphia asked for
i5c July date. 4 majority OF the committec
however. felt that by holdnE the American re-
patta sutrcquon; 10 the one IN Canada, larger
uumher OF oaFsmou would be attracted 10 Phls-
dolphis
Tnc annual national convention will be held
N conjunction with the national regatta. and it
announced tonight thst this convention Will
TX permanent dates for holding the national
events hcruaitcr The convention VIII decide also
where the middle ststos rcgotta is 10 be held
this coming labor day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-22
Juarez Results.
, International Ncwa Service


First raco. four furlongs-IoSctira Zaratc. III
'Mou,J. . 60 10. von: Supremacy. i0i tKedcr!sl.
TO 3. second TrlAno liz (Murphyl. ( to T..
third. Time 80 as Nellie C., Yale. Commsu-
Second ranc. Si1 furlongT-lnba. II, to'Bnonl,
20 10. won: Thals lOl (Molosworthl. 20 i.
second Tho Clndor ilo lkedorlsj. 70 . third.
Time. i:li 2-5 hdmiral's Daughter. Parcel Port,
Iolbcrs. SwIftsure, Callcthumplap. Brigham, Beda
and Light Knight also
ThiTd race. six furlonss-Ara5oncso. l0I CFccuJ).
J, TO J. won; Stella Graino. f0i Oioffmanl, 5
to ?. second; Lady Young. IL: CMoieswor,hl.
10 !. third. Time i:i5 l-5. Msocl' Clarksoo
General Warren Bula Welsh. Gertrude Dix. Dad
s,carns. Christmas Daisy Ai!via, Grizzly Bear.
B1oculer and WInklor also
Fourth race. SIX furlougS-Edith W. 100 MAR
COZ. TO /. won. osaplo. i03 tTaylorl. 9 10 5.
second: Milton Eobloo. Jos (Bonmanl, 10 4.
third. Time. III 40. Bob Hcnsley and Ding
also san.
Fiuh race. five and half turlousE-Rosemary.
ioT (o'Drlcn). 10 l. won; PaJaroita. Jos Taylorl.
10 !. second: Miss Sly, IVT tHoffnanl. Is 10 J.
third. Tno. 0s. Coma. Superl. Tidy Wolf
farth. Mona Canomann. King Radford. Lemon
Ioc Rublcon H. Thistle Belle. Msshlo aDd Man
dadero also
Sixth race. ono mile-George: 81 lBooker). 4
!. won: Thomas Hare. i05 tMott), 10 ?. Soc
ond; old Goteh 81 collins, 20 !. third. T!mo.
l.S9 SIS. GYM. May L., Sliyertonc, Hester,
Fafncr ard Transact also ran.
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Continued from Page Four.

ton by the attorney for the detehd-
ant, who attempted to show that the
same alleged characteristics did not ap'
pear in the blackmail letters and the
standard specimens. When the witness
desired TO make n further examination
of some of the letters before continuing
with his evidence Judge Howell decided
to adjourn court for the day. The banker
will be recalled to the stand for further
cross-examination on Monday morning.
In accordance with the arrangement
made Yesterday, DR.. G. F.. Osgood was
recalled TO the witness stand at the
opening of court this morning. On his
redirect examination he said that the
scars on Martin s right leg, after the
defendant had barred his leg to the wit
ness and jury, were apparently about
the same age as those on Detective Ed
wards s log. Arrangements were made
for an examination of the detect
ives scars IN the courtroom before the
Jury at $3.50 'clock Monday morning.
The physician also testified that the
plates produced showing the alleged
buckshot and particles Of lead in Mar
tin s legs were developed without re-
touching or altering in any way. The
cross examination Of the doctor was
brief.
Mrs. Isabelle Boyle Wallin was the
next witness for the state, testifying
that blackmail letters received by her
on or about October 80, 1911; December
% and 2S, 1911, had been received
through the mails. Ray Boyle also tes-
titled regarding the letter dated De-
cember 2S, 1911. Neither witness was
S-aya,Oinp6
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-22
Results on the Turf 4;
Weights, Riders
and Entries
Charleston Results.
atlonai News Service.

81 International News Service.
First race. four and a hal. tufiouSs-Page
White. loo tNolsn). 70 TO l. won: Jesze, Jr..
io9 (Nlcklausl. to !. aocond. Totan. 100 Uryinl.
20 /, third Time :S7. Aiiedo. yellow Flower
and HAPsburE il also ran.
Secoud race, sx furionSs-Jezal. 95 (smyth),
5 To 3. won; Frog ioS Cwaldronl. TO !. see
oud. Maiik. sj (McTarsArt), 10 !. third. Time,
l-B o. GAsnEnt Lady Rankin. Hugh Gray.
Elma. MIko Cohen. Irishtown. Ta~n aud Toisou
d'o- also ran.
Third ak furlongs-Arorct, 10 Hanoycrl.
10 5. von; Somiqusver. lI5 tPictotp. IL 60
/, second: Billy Stuart % Ofurphyl. to Z.
third. Tine. i:ls Us. ATTnor. iucision, Lord
Wells and Tony ". also
Fourth race milo and a slxtocntb-Dryu
Lmah, 100 (McTagsnrO, > 20 ;. Won: sleeth
100 (MuEphyl. 70 !. socond: Good Day ioa
tOberu, g 10 1, third. Time. 1:So, Car Michael
Carlton C. aud sc-oaata also ran
Finh race, ak furlonES-MAus johnson. ioi
CMurphy). TO !, voU. Dicks Pct % mic
rIErartl TO l. second; Pluvius. iis DAVIS.
. TO I. thirt. Time. lis. F1ecs. patva. In-
tourno- Hsnry Hu,ehlson. ouced. MoliIo Richards
and Austin Sturtoyant also
Sixth race. ono milo and twenty ysrds-Fon;,
100 tMcTagsartl. s 20 S. Won: judge Monck.
ios tRaodoIphl. u 10 I. serond Ralph Lloyd.
i0e Caurphyl. : IN I. third. Time, l;i7 3-5.
Gerard. Gaty Fallen. Ru!ssoaO. Peacock No Man
agor and Palma also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-22
RETAINS ITS INDIVID-
UALITY.

The wonderful tonic influence OF this
splendid blood purifier is traced TO its
ability to retain its individuality. 1t
IL acceptable to the weakest stomach.
and yet 1t is not changed or converted
or excreted until it has exercised its
medi. nal dominance throughout the
blood circulation.
This Is important. Some drugs have
this same erect. but they remain in
The system, fruitful source of irri.
tation and danger S. S. S. does not
remain In the system. for after having
served the purpose ns a medicinal
action It Is excreted with the waste
products and this emun tory process
goes ON every second Of time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-22
THE GREAT QUESTION OF HEALTH
ANSWERED
BLOOD IMPURITIES BY
NAME.

We are prone to think too much of
names. When the muscles ache snd
the sciatic nerve hurts, and there are
general pains the word Rheumatism
leads one to forget that it is the blood
as much as the nerves that are respon-
sioie Tor these pains. And S. s, S.
proves this by its tonic influence in the
blood When the mind and body are
)aded and utterly cast down with
maiarial Infection. it is the blood that
contains this poisonous influence. Here
again s. S. s. asserts its tonic influence,
And II from sluggish blood stream,
there are skin eruptions, blood risings,
indoient assesses and other evidences
OF accumulated body wastes. the medic
insl action Of S. S. s. gives ocular evil
dence Of It's medicinal influence,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-22
JuareZ Entries.
International Nows Service

By international Nows Service.
First race one mie-Freda johnson. 81; Bertha
V, s5; Ursula Emma. Floronoe Birch. lo6: Lady
Riilie. l07; Tho Cinder 100; Compton. Mia.
1eta, Free WIN. 10; Topand. Tom Murphy.
KID North. liz; Prince Winter. Sir John. ii5.
Second race, mile-Cool. 81; Sir Frctful,
i0s: Eva Tanguay Philllstns. lo3; First star.
Prince Conrad. Bon Uncss. Lone Star. Ang0lus,
Ic5; Princess Industry. Etholda. los: Dave Mont
gomery. Stanley s.. no. SigGrd. Originator. li3.
Third race. five and a hnlt iu'longs.Aunt
Elsie May L.. ss; SuperI os: Tidy Wolifarth,
Bright stone %: Toy Boy, 100; Janus. Nifty.
Cunnir. 1O2; Yubs. lo3; Miss Clark. lo5; Ruvoco,
li2; sidney Peters. Waldo, 49, Inlnn. lis
Fourth race. five and half fuTlong9-Lady
Pachita. es; FNrloDg. Colquitt, 100: J. %. Rob
iuson. lOa: Royal Dolly. lo7; Seneca. los; Pan
Earcta. la2.
Flrh race one mile-swish 81: weyunokc, 90,
CuEi!cuc. 100: orlin Krpp. l0:: Bert Getty. lo5:
'Christophine. los: .Mmorioso, lie. Dorothy
Dean. us.
.VeliIcr entry.
Sixth race. six furonsg--Nanganese. 81: Col
ouel McDougall 20: Theodorita. 90. Kenneth,
lo2: Voaday. Jr.' l01; Ask Ma. lo6; Can;en.
Upright lDT Now Haven. los: Little Jane, Pay
Streak. Seneca. Lofty Haywood, 10. Nspa Nick.
liz.
seventh race. one milo and eighh-Wini-
fred D.. So. Hanns, e5. Hasson Nannc Ne
Dee. 9S: Cloud CHIEF. 100. Cisko, l02. kclsetta.
Sea Clin. lO5; Little MoTchmont, The Monk. ioI.
Rey. Uuclo Ben, 10.
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Foe EDUCATIONAL SURVEY.
Matter Being Considered by School soard
Includes SuperIntendcnt's Efficiency

Includes superintendent . C'iS'N'-''
Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. March 2l.--ActnG on the sug-
-cstion which WAS made a week ago. the
hoard OF education has arranged for an
cdnca tional survey Of the ogden CITY
school system. This survey Is also TO
include an Investigation as TO the cl-
ficieucy OF the superintendent, John NJ.
Mills The resolution on the matter as
presented TO the board Is as follows:
Resolved. That $500 be appropriated
10 defray the expenses OF an educa-
tonal survey OF the Ogden Guy
schools; that the policies, organlHa-
ton and methods OF school manage
mcnt he Investigated, together with
the efficiency OF the superintendent:
that this commission shall consist OF
three men eminent IN educa llohat
thought and practice. at least two OF
whom shall be from outside OF the
state OF Utah; that the president oil
the University OF Utah and the. prin,
clpal Of the State Normal school snail
be appointed as a committee TO CO.
operate with United States Commis-
sioner OF Education p. z. ClaNton In
appointing this committee. That the
survey committee be urged 10 do It's
work at It's earliest possible con-
venlence.
While this resolution was not officially
adopted, the members OF the board agreed
to go TO Salt Lake next Monday Tor a
conference with prominent educators
the entire board is In favor OF the plan.
On the pledge OF President Hyrum
Pingree that the balance OF a fund ot
S125 Will be raised by subscription, Su-
perintendent Mills was instructed TO pro-
ceed with the purchase and installat ton
of wireless telegraph outfit for the
ogden school. The board appropria ted
only $50 for the outfit, so 1t will be neces-
sary TO raise an additional s75. The
equipment will be powerful enough to
send a message several hundred miles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-22
OFFER TO THE CITY
is NOW WITHDRAWN

Notice that the offer to sell the
Mountain Dell property in Farley g
canyon to the city Is withdrawn was
filed with the city commission yester.
day by William II. Leary, who repre-
sents c. H. Reilly, owner of the land.
Some time ago Leary offered the
property Tor sale at $500, giving the
city a three'day option. The city failed
to avail itself Of this option and now
it is withdrawn. 1t is understood the
property will be sold TO persons who
plan Improvements in the resort that
stands on the land
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-22
SCHEID ASKS FOR
THE RECORDERSHIP

Karl A. Scheid, an insurance man,
yesterday applied to the city commits
sion for appointment to the position of
Gated by Noble Warrum. His appl-
cation was filed with the city recorder
II. W. Lawrence, commissioner of
finance, who will recommend a success
sor to Noble Warrum, said yesterday
he had not made up his mind. He will
call a meeting of the commission this
week to consider the appointment. More
than a dozen candidates are in the
field
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-22
II. w, Nelson a..


special TO The Trihn,a
OGDEN. March .,
received rec here today thN1is, th,,
NaI.os S9n, son of Mr.. aud Ai ~ ~
Nelson OF Ogden. has an
from the Rush Mediss1 N1
as az doctor OF medicine E.
otnHr ,,.,,i graduates in IN. ,, ,as
which Mr. Nelson belor,..ps r .pss1
man VIII spend a few % ws q
IN N tl1ls .n,,,s city before retarsl,.
large eastern hospitals u
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-22
UPSET STOMACH. COST|VE, BILIOUS,
CASCARETS TONIGHT --D|ME A BOX

rault--it ism I indigostion-it' s bilious
ness and constipation, Try Cascaretsi )
they swcctcn the stomach, remove the
sour, fcrmcnting food and foul gases:
take bile from the liver and carry OH
the coustipated waste matter from the
bowels, Then your stomach trouble Is
ended. Cascaret tonight straightens
you out by morning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-22
Meeting postes,.
Special 10 Tho r-lh.

special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, March 21-o-
that DR. Beatty OF N.
health cannot be press,, =, ah
no meeting OF tho S,Ina. ~
the Guild hall Of the 20
tomorrow evening. ThI, 81.
been the last meeting q, s ny
season and il is prots,i. 4
ther sessions WIN bs M
twenty three meetings -
manT different speaker
lore the members OF ths
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-22
TRAVELLING SALESMAN
FINDS BABY AT HOME

G.. ". Poplton, travelling salesman
for Il. G.. M. L., who lives at 45S South
Third West street, was surprised and
highly gratified man when he returned
home at IL O'Clock yesterday morning
from business trip in the north.
The surprise was in the wee person of
a baby girl, weighing eight and one
half pounds, which was born an hour
and thirty minutes prior TO his enter
ing the house. The homecoming was
thus rendered doubly happy, as the
mother and baby were progressing ex.
cellently,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-22
ADDITIONAL SPORTING NEWS
CHICAGO A. c. WINS
MEET AT LOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE. Ky. March ei-afembe4u o, the
Chicago Athletic association won au indoor track
meet here this evening undor The auspices ~ tho
Louisv,l" Athletic federation, which II affiliated
ishcd with 90 points, points ahead Of the
Illinois Athletic club OF Chicago Cincinnati
Gymnasium aud Athletic club WAS third With H.
and Cincinnati Young Mems Christian association
fourth. With 1e Tho University OF Clnciunnri
with points. ard Irish American Athletic club
OF Now York. vlth g, finished IN turn.
Hanues kolehmAnsu OF tho New York Athletic
club defeated Joic W Ray OF tho Illinois Athletic
club In throo-mIio race. KoIchmsiucn'. ,mo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-22
TOURNAMENT FINALS
ARE. HELD AT PROVO

Special 10 The Tribune.
PROVO. March 21.-The finals OF tho wrestling
and boxing tournament held tonight in tho
q y. u. gymnasium. The champions VIII rep
recent the college In Salt Lake next month at
the a. 4. L. boxing and wrestling tournament
Tho champions In boxing follows: io5-
pound class. Naben l25-pound class. Gubler
1876 pound class. Johnton: iis-pound class. Car
rick. In wrestling the champions folloFe
-Mu-6ook. los aad 1i5-pound class. Harris. 1885,
pound class: Lambert i5-pound class Burt, 1885,
pound class and heavyweight ciats. Turner Rob-
er1s Hicks. Webb and VIII Knight tho
Judges in the tourney
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Canyon Service r..
Special TO The Tdb,m,

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, March 2l.-Rhr-
er prevails, the OGDEN -.
company will open the ss,ss
to Ogden canyon tomorrnr
conditions for tho past tvo =.
been favorable for eanyor Il
line was blocked By laui,H,:
ing 10 the company's ofsd,L
be operated 10 the canyos +
schedule tomorrow belgsss n
~ a. m and > u. m.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-22
CLERKS PRACTICE AT
1890 THIS MORNING

Members ot ihc Retail CLERKS barcball anuah arc
requested by Captain Rcrt Margctts TO report for
practice this morning promptly NJ 1890 o'clock on
tho Clerks grounds tn Sccoud East street be-
tween Third and Fourth South Players are re-
questel 20 report In uniforms.
only wcrk renaiaH before tho game with
tho Murray Union leAgucfN and /, Is dcsirous
That tho players get as much practice possible
before that time. Tho uniforms which are
very attractive. expected Within few days
Manager Dick Cranes soIoIts correspondence rcia-
tive 90 booking Esmcz for thr season. Ho
be reached at ros'otticc box No. 1855. city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-22
Laborer Suffers Knife Wound.

Gean Phillips, laborer, was taken
from the Herald hotel to the emergency
hospital at police headquarters last
night for surgical attention. He was
suffering from knife wound in the
shoulder which he told the police be
received at the hands of a Mexican,
The wound was dressed by DR.. II. B.
Sprague
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-22
Another Nf..
spoci,, =, A''u.'lel VI. Meeting c,r

special to The TrthusA ~Q<
pointed TS at March sba a sl,-ro. !.
r,ss propnssd 70 prepare a usE ec1a,Es 9
called ano,Sn 0Saen Educatio.uIs, @
dsv evsns, snT,ller ineeiias' !,
assemble GbsISh'ns' NJ III the pefsor,,s y I,
c couhfy s1nRe b Sp,id,,nn i narris's's c5s,. s,s
!aTh, aT,ho as .,GG outlined in a. tbsp pfosn
st,5,. i4e study Of educsi,s5e s e%Srs .
aSnuy ,ba & OF school coS11gna conS1,.a =
inc welfare OF tho h,.SSlnoci cSSnln,oci k
and to encourage q v,pldrsd \,
sion OF matters pe,,l q tail asa 4
to cndeavor 10 dIrssaai,nihs D.
against existing eyiis it 8 jps 4
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-22
Fast TIME on Rollers,

DETROIT Mich. March 2f-RacIng a mile in
3;of; Rollle Blrkheimnr OF Columbus the
semifnnl heat tor professionals tonight at tho
worlds championship roller skating meet and
VIII be one OF the entrants In tho final race
which takes place Wednesday night Allie Moore
OF CharlovotT. forrnor professional champion who
finished second In tho semifinaI last night again
followed the leader home. Walter Osmun OF De-
troi champion okator on ono foot. smaShed
other worlds record. From a flying start be
raced 20 yards In 2s Is seconds. a fraction Of
second laate. than the former mnrk.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-22
LEAGUE is ORGANIZED
in SALT LAKE COUNTY

At meeting yeoterdsy OF representatives from
Riycrton. Draper, Sandy. South Jordan Fort
HorTiman and Buffdale. It was decided 70 form
an amateur baseball league Tho official title
o. tho organization Is the Jordan league. Tho
board OF control consists OF tho following Han
sen OF Riyerton Ballard OF Draper Crunt of
Bluifdale. Buttorf!od OF Fort Herman and Ir-
vine or Sandy.