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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-06-08
ANNIVERSARY At BROAD CREEK

The annual service of Old Christ
Church, Broad Creek hundred, was
conducted yesterday by the Rt. Rev.
Frederick ]. Kinsman, bishop Of Del
aware. assisted by the Rt. Rev. c.
Thatcher, Pfeiffer. rector, of Christ
Church, Laurel. Music was furnished
by combined choirs, and Bishop Kins-
man preached
Following the usual custom hun
dreds of persons drove to the old
church in carriages and automobiles
The annual spring service at this old
church is in event OF interest.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-06-08
INTOXICATED MEXICAN
slain BY American
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON. June S.-General
Funston reported to the War Depart
ment today a street fight in Vera
Cruz yesterday, which ended in the
fatal shooting of a drunken Mexican
by Lieutenant S. II. Houston, Sth In
fantry. Two Mexican policemen were
stabbed, but not fatally wounded.
The policemen we're taking a pris-
oner to jail on a charge of intoxica-
ton. They we're attacked by the
prisoners friends and were being
worsted when Lieutenant Houston
went to the rescue.
General Funston exonerated Lieu
tenant Houston, holding the shooting
iustifiahle.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-06-08
DOVER SCHOOL ELECTION
PROVES Tame affair

DOVER, Del. June Sat the an
nual school election on Saturday, but
152 votes we're cast, as against 53S
last year. and as the Crawford men
are In full control of the Board Of
Education, 1t is expected that Pro-
lessor Crawford will be elected SUI
pervising principal this week. The
new members elected are believed to
be opposed to the erection Of new
high school.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-06-08
Mr.. HINcKLEY AGAIN CLERK

Frederick A. Hinckley, of Whining
ton. was reelected presiding clerk for
the thirtieth successive term. Eliza
beth B. Passmore, OF Oxford. was re
elected recording clerk. and Martin
Cloud of West Chester, was re-elect
ed treasurer by Longwood Progressive
Friends, at Mendinhall on Saturday.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-06-08
W G T. u. COMMENCEMENT.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del, June S.-A large con
nreeation attended Wesley NJ. T..
Church here yeatcrday which marks
the beginning OF the commencement
week exercises Of the Wilmington Con
ference Academy, the morning sermon
70 the seventeen graduates being preach
bv the Rev. Robert II. crawford, ID. d.,
OF Philadelphia.
The evening sermon was preached by
the Rev. Thomas r. NanDyke of VII
mington, Del.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-06-08
UNDERTAKES
James I. Chandler " n. S sas 81 s.
UndertAker isosisssS
DEATHS.


~-----~~-~~~-~~--S-S~-----
Albert l. Redding.
Letiha Mcclure.
Andrew Chambers.
Elizabeth A. Higgins.
George W. Appleby.
Charles ID. Short.
REDDING-In kiamcnsi. on June q 1914,
Albert L.. son OF Clarence II. and Annie
~ Redding, aged 10 years.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 at.
tend the funeral services az the residence OF
his parents. at kiamensi Tuesday after
noon, June 3. at o'clock. lnterment at
Riverview cemetery.
McCLURE-In this city. on June 2. 1914
Letitla NJ. Mcclure. aged years and :
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
yited 70 attend the funeral from the resi- res,
dence Of her parents, Harry l.. and Lydia
Mcclure. No. 1890 West Eleventh street
On Tuesday afternoon. June .. at oclock.
tnterment az Mt. salem cemetery.
CHAMBERS-In. this city. June 8,
1914, Andrew Chambers, aged AZ years.
Relatives and friends invited 10 at
tend the funeral services az his late resi-
dence. No. 3i0 Taylor street, on Wednes.
day afternoon, June 10, 1914, az 2 o'clock.
lnterment at Mt. Olive cemetery.
HlGGiAs-ln this city, on June 8. 1914,
Elizabeth A., widow OF the late Edward
g. Higgins. and mother Of the Rev. Ed
ward A. Higgins, OF 81. Paul's Church.
Relatives and friends are invited "a
sitend the funeral from her late residence
No. TO Washington street. on Wednesday
morning, June 10, 1914, at $50 o'clock
Requiem mass OF Cathedral. Intorment Al
Cathedral cemetery
APPLEBY-Near Bear Station. Del. on
June 8, 1914. George W. Appleby in his
59th year.
Relatives, friends, also Little Bear Tribe
No. 46, /. o. r. NJ, are invited 10 atten,
lhe funeral services at his late residence III
Tuesday afternoon, June 8, al . O'Clock In
terment At Presbyterian cemetery, at Chris
nana, Delaware Carriage will meet = a
snd io.fo A. N. trains AZ Bear Station. o
TUESDAY
sHORI-in this city, on June 5, 1914
Charles ID. Snort.
Relatives and friends and employees O
Ebner's Bottling Works are invited I
attend the funeral, from bis late res
dence, No. 3l2 North Lincoln street. o
Tuesday morning. June o, at o'clocl
Requiem mass st st. Thomas Churcl
4aterment at Cathedral cemetery.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-06-08
nANCING SEASON CLOSES.

The Philo-Celtic Society closed its
dancing season at 1rish-American
Hall on Saturday night. The season
was a very successful one.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-06-08
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

I $1,000 GOING FROM FRONT
IL and French to 5l7 Walnut street.
Liberal reward if returned to above adj
dress. JuneS-2t
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-24
Charleston Results.
International News Service.

3! International News Service
Pirst raee-Ss furlongs' CoIfsx los tReogfl
"a 10 8. won; Belle OF Normandy, iOl tobert), IL
70 l. socord; Laird O. KiTkcaidy. lia (By-nol
10 !. thiri Time. 1913, caraauet MAlik Mike
Cohen, Good WILL Athletic Girl and Magic Star
nlEo ran
ner), Is 10 I, won. Gallant Boy. io2 (NcTGsEarIl
10 10. second. Bundle of RagR rs twATd). ls
20 I third Time, is Is. Peacock. Water Lad.
Kcttlc Dunn. Baby sister and The ParSon also ran.
Third rece-sir furlones: Batonche. IL Cpickott),
IL ]. won: Floral Grown. iI5 Connolly. 10 20
J. second: Plain Ann, 30 fDuxtonl 20 .. third
Time l:is. Troy Weight Golden Prince Old
Hank. La shinrcla, Captain JinkE Sascr. Lady
0rimhr and Prospect also ran.
Fourth racc-seveD furlonss: Royal Meteor. 10
iBurlingamel. 10 10. hncou loT USeoEhl
10 J. srcond. ~ whh. l0e fTnrner) 10 10 !
third. Time, i:.9 i-5. Salon. Star Actress Verona
And Good Dav also
Filth raoe-onc mile: Tom King. ne ODaven.
port) To .. CyuosuTc. l01 tWardi. T. 20
l. Rvcond BcncdiCtns. ii5 (ChappelD 80 10 l.
third. Time l:H 20. Sam D~nnrd woodorArt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-24

named bankrupts have fled their peti-
ton, verified the 21st day OF January
1914. setting forth among other things
that they have offered terms OF compost
ton. which terms have been accepted In
writing by a majority In number OF all
creditors whose claims have been al
lowed, and which number represents q
ma jority In amount OF such claims, that
the consideration 10 be paid by the bank
rupts TO their creditors and the money
necessary 10 pay all debts which have
priority and the costs of the proceed
tngs have been duly deposited In duly
designated depository. and ASKING that
said composition may be confirmed by
the court.
Notice is hereby given that all credi-
tors and other persons ire ordered to at
tend at the hearing before the Honorable
Judge OF the United States District Court
In the United States Court Room. IN the
Postoffice building. on the 9Th day OF
February. 1914, al 10 O'Clock a M, and
then and there show cause, II any they
have, why the prayer OF said petitioner
should not be granted, and also 10 at
tend the examination OF the bankrupts
thereon.
Dated this 23rd day Of January. 1914
Attest: JE.RROLD r. LETCIIER.
Clerk OF United States District Court
(SeaL) mSoti
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-24
AID WOLGAST FIGHTS
IN OLD-TIME FORM
Continued from Preceding Page.)

but after realizing the keen disappoint-
ment OF the fans he consented 70 allow
the overweight
The first round was the signal for bat
tie and both fighters mixed willingly, the
round ending even. In the second Duffy
began 10 whip in his tantalizIng left, fol-
lowing with smashing right cross TO the
Jaw He Ia nded 1t several times on White
with telling effect. In the sixth White
began to show his real form and had the
local boy guessing.
Chicago boy,s attaciSs Nd von u sSade ele
In the eighth, however, White came
back battling like demon and jabbed
Duffy to the body time and time again.
but the sixth and eighth were the only
rounds White could claim. The first and
seventh were even and the rest went 10
Duffy by a wide margin.
Duffy had the better OF the infighting
at ali stages and when he drew White
into a mtxup he followed his advantage
by shower OF blows To face and body.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-24
Charleston Entries.
,tinnnl Nexr Scrvlcr.

~ International News Service
First racs-SiI !urlones; nyotagoras Terra BAn-
CO. IoT; Tom Boy. %; Moisani, no. Scarlet Pimpcr-
mel. 10. NimbuS III: Queen 100: sohaler lie
Auto Maid. no; Tony w. liz: scrus. no. Tom
Holland, io7; Bovcrstein. io9: Flask Sc: Fosees.
100.
Second raco--siI furlougs: Fiuvious. 1io: Raleigh
p D., lls: Kiva l01. Scmnuever. liz: Wits,
BhtWa. ll2. Prince Chap. ii5 Belle Terre. 81;
Big Dipper. lo7 incision .ii2: Wiley. Premier to7
Get Busy. i9o! Vcneta siTomo. no; Sherlock
Holmes, iI5.
Third raeo-stx furougs Campeou 100: Ryo
Straw. IO3: Lost Fortune. %; Royh Tea. os:
Coppertown, Ill: Water Lady. ss. Loan shark as:
Chuckcg. 10T: Dick Desdwood, ?5; Yensheo. loj:
Young Emhlom. 100: Carapucf. IS.
Fourth rucc-onc milo: Col. Ashmoade. rs; Joo
ncibold lo9' Donald Macdonald. i0I: Cr7ckerbox.
icT; Charter. Counterpart los: Dsrt~crih %
Fifth Facr-Milc and seventy yards: KalnkA.
9S John FurlonE, los: Prince usEIs. ip1; Sir Johu
johnson. Ieo; Partner, i0t and Lochiel. los cou-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-24
Duck Club Elects,

Special 10 The Tribune
EUREKA; Jan. 23,IAt the annual
Goshen Duck club held in this city, the
following officers and directors were
elected TO serve during the coming year;
j. II. McChrystal. president; James
secretary and treasurer: Dr. L. b. Laker.
club manager. These. with John Wlrth-
lin, r. h. Bradley, G, c. Griggs and L. C.
Scott. constitute the board OF directors,
The clubs property is In good condition
and the members are looking forward
TO some good fishing during the spring
and summer months There should also
be some fine shooting on the club S
grounds during the next open season,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-24
Juarez Results.
BY International News Service

%! lhternaGonaI News Service.
First rnce-Sevon furlongs: DAlston. liz CMoles.
WORTH. 10 10. won: Bertha v. los Gross.
TO ], second: Kick, 10 tGroth), is 10 l. third.
T1mo. l:2I 4-5. Vava, Angle D.. Mystic Boy. Aus
trh Largo. Va lily Zip. Patrick F., Francis and
Meshach also ran.
Second race-Onn milo: Star Bora IO5 CFceuy),
10 .. won: Roso. oNoil. lOs (Dreyerl, 10 10 /.
second. Phlllistina, es tclaver) TO 1. third.
Time. l:io 40. Florence Birch, Startlor. Hazel
G.. Downland. Pretty paIo and Helen Hawkins
also ran.
Third racs-Flvo md a hnit furlonga: Avis. los
lEstop). II to 5, won: Fool o Fortune. liz: Groth,
IL 10 ., secund: oihcllo Ills tMurphyl. 8 10 s.
Third Time. i0z, Ms Lunax, Chupaeeso and
Jan!el also ran.
Fourth rane-sevon furlongs: Milton Robioe. 81
lClayerD. TO :, won. Col. &Archmont, los (HoU-
mani. 10 g. second: Truly, ITO tGroth). 70 l.
third, Timo, 1:2s 2-5. Mimorioso also r3u.
Fifth race-SiX furlonRS: jewel OF Asia l07
tFord), TO !, won; Thistle Belle ITO tGrosso) !
TO l. second; Eye white. i07 (BentoD). 10 TO l.
third. Time, i:I4 10. TcTroua. Bon Stone Lady
Pcndcr. coauitt can1pa. Cloak. Arbutus Pr,n-
GEES Industry. Zulu. Flying and Ramsey also ran.
Sixth raco-one mile; Rey. io5 tDrsyor). is 70
l. won Ocean Queen. i07 tGIothl, 20 I. second
HUSKY Lad. l0i (Feeny). oven. third. Tlnae, 40.
Transparent and Aeumou also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-24
LORE MAKES
MANDOT VERY WEARY
BY International News Service.

By International News Service
NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-Superior ring
generalship and greater knowledge OF
scientific boxing, enabled Joe Mandot OF
New Orleans TO stay ten rounds with
Johnny Lore OF this city at the Empire
A. c, tonight.
Lore made the mistake OF trying to
Outlook a boxer. Had IL not been for this
his persistency and aggresslveness might
have won out.
Mandot's left jab stopped many OF
Johnny's sleep producers and enabled him
10 land often on Iohnnys Jaw. Lore
roughed ii In the first two rounds. but
after that he tried TO match the south
erners skill until the ninth when ne ham
mered Maudot all over the ring with
body blows. lie continued these tactics
in the tenth and Mandot was evidently
badly tired out at the Anal bell
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-24
FEDERAL OFFICIAL
ON WATER MISSION

y. 9. Grover OF Washington. ID. c..
chief OF the water resources branch Of
the United States geological survey. ar
rived in Salt Lake yesterday for the pur-
pose OF holding q consultation with r. A.
Porter. assistant in charge OF the local
water resources office Yesterday was
occupied with n discussion OF stream
gauginG In Utah.
Today Mr. Grover and Mr.. Porter VIII
leave Tor Boise, where they Will attend
the conference, January ~ 10 81 OF en-
gineers engaged in stream EauginS Aft
er the meeting Mr.. Grover Will go TO
santa Fe y. NJ. and then return to
Washington.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-24
Sets New Air Record

DIEGO, Cal, Jan. 23.-Priyate
Wildman OF the United States
,ero corps established worlds
Ior hydro -aeroplanes today. when.
passenger. he reached an altitude
teet In twenty-five minutes. After
The maximum altitude, Wildman
the power and glided to earth.
nght OF the machine and passen-
IS a ton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-24
|ERET GYM BOYS
II THEIR REWARDS
|Is Are Presented to the
'hampions in Various
Athletics.

eoreluslon Of Tho DcScso; gymnasium
hor" last night n tho Dcsorot gymnasium
rp,ops In svimming racer. diving and
were presented mc5ais bT Hcbcr J.
~. Grant complimentod tho boys on hc!T
bring in the race for Tho championship and
hem. for ,hclr clean and fair work
III no championship woCo won IN 1913.
fumlnE race wcro held iu April. Gym
E4upIons and athletic champions wcro alsn
1Ir awards Tho men who Won aO-Tound
~abins. together Ti,h wrcEtling champion
n hsn5bnlI titio4 also were rewarded.
rmuierrial club OF SALE Lako presented m"
rvmnasium a handsome banner for h0viuE
trst team average in the Commorclal elun
n race held December g. Tho background
Nrner IN OF blue and tho Letters Of white.
u who constituted tho team arc MUM
Otto Mar,i. I'd Primo. l. 9. Hinton,
oenf Thcy prero prcscntcd With tho Com
|rlub medals last night
,|te IS n list OF medal winners;
AQUATIC CHAMPIONSHIP.
R,rtcu. arst; Eugene Glenn, second; Lislo
hird
ATE SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIP.
andres vards-EuEnuo Glenn. dfat: Hugh
and: Frank Shepherd. third.
-Deismar Fairbanks. firsG Ray Taylor.
Roy Dodge. third.
+. for digts nCc-1rFftDn WILSON. liH'S W.
4 sseopd: Hops Bca;ie. third
.und-od and tpcnty yards-N. z. hRul"y.
mn Cannon. second. II. d. Schucok. thud.
RESULTS or MI5Ss CONTENTS.
I.tic, ,chnmpionship--ot'o Heath, first; Wos-
scrth. second: y. Fairbanks. third
a chsmplonshIp-rTa Dcrn. firat: sRny
.pd ot;o Heath. tiod for second.
ma championship-fra Dcm. first. Rollo
N. second; D. Fairbanks. third.
WINNERS ~ WRESTLING.
.ndreA and five pounds-G. Fo7'ier and u
Id received a silver medal ng Tho bout
.sdrcd and fiftcon ponnds--D. Perkin. fir5t:
worth, second.
|'ssred and twenty rivo pound5-H. cowiey,
Kitchons. second
urdrcd and thirty-flvo poun6f-E. Young,
. Nelson, second.
.r5rsa ana forty-fIvo -pounds-H. Tanner.
4. Young second
'nndrcd sad hity-oieht pouads-I. Dem,
. Apdcrson. fecond.
RI Parknson. hrst; A. Andcnon' Gccond.
HANDBALL CHAMPIONS.
.~GeorEo Dent
.-Josoph smith and George Dent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-24
Ketonen Wins Match,
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 20 The Tribune.
POCATELLO, Idaho, Jan. 23.-The
wrestling match at Eagles hall last night
between WaIno ketoncn. Finnish cham
pion, and Arthur Chester OF Pocatolo
was won by ketonen. The first fall was
obtained with a leg and neck lock hold
in forty minutes and thirty-seven sec
onds; the second with q full nelson. in
Hfteen minutes. Chester made a good
showing and a large crowd saw the
bout.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-24
Eureka Beats Silver CITY.

EUREKA, Jan. 23.-At a game OF has
ketball played at the Knightvine amuse-
ment ball, at knightville. the score WAS
70 to Is In favor OF the Eureka team
The contestants were Eureka and Silver
City teams, The Eurekans were too
heavy for the Silver Cityites There was
large and appreciative crowd from
Eureka and Silver City present.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-24
When You Are Bilious.

Food ferments in your stomach when
you are bilious, Quit eating and take
n full dose of Chamberlain Tablets.
They will clean ont and strengthen
your stomach and tomorrow you will
relish your food again. The best ever
for biliousDess. For sale by all dealers.
tAdvcrtiscmenc)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-24
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court in and for the District OF Utah.
State OF Utah
In the matter OF Simon ]. SegiI and
Horny Segl, co-pa rtnerShip, doing
business as Segil Brothers. and Simon
j. Segil and Henry Segil. alleged bank
rupts.
No. l7I7.-In bankruptcy. Notice to
creditors.
To tho creditors OF Segil Brothers. bank
rupts:
Notice is hereby given that the above
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-24
Results on the Turf ;
Weights, Riders
and Entries
Juarez Entries.
BY International N


BY International News Service
First race-Thrco and half furlonss: Bagatello
10; b. l., By PlaDudcs- -Funotte. c. o Chinotte Ra,
Miller: ll3. br, C.. by ST. Gavin Bobblnct E. l.
Eitzgcrnld Co. Wander. 113. cb G.. by Sir Huon
Siovlna, ]. c, FoTis. Mind tho Paint. IlO: Bus,
Edith. ITO, Cannonaae. Bon'p Brother, 49, Datche
ior: Ma2nik, no. Tod Cook. u3.
second racc-Sclling, six furlougs. Rooster lO7
Chanueler. l03; Senator James. liz, Boda ia
Somul IL: Prince Conrad, Mandadoro, lis
colonel. IS Grays FavoTi,e lis: Visible l1O
Eva Ianguay Chilla, 1l3; Bnocuar Toy Boy
us; Inlan. lie.
Third race-Seliug. six tur,ongg: CosEroye ios
Conoaught los; Partcro. no, Dominica 1917; I'd
tnond Adams. i0s; Gen. Marchmont iIs.
Fourth race-siI furongs: Col. McDouEaiI sc
Emerald Gem. los; Soslus. Ii0. Scarlet oaks lis
capt. Burns 100, Manganese, 10S: Gypsy Love
Filth raco-one milo: Toplaud. Dave Montgom
cry !oo: Baldien. los; Tom Chapman. i07: Carter
!Vi; Fire, Hanns. li3: Judge Walton. lis; Eddi
Mott 0lsko Lord Elan. l05: Kasclla- iO7; sinr
Feln. los: Joo Woods. The Monk. Ii2
Sixth race-ooo milo: Jimmie Gill; I0l. Has
son, loii Polls. los: Lowecn, loa: Henry waIbank
ll2: Little Marchmont. loi. Belle OF Bryu Nawr
l0f; seaclin. Jos; Yoladay, Jr. TO-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-24

pied as 1eiwoIl entry; l.. II. Adur. 81: Reprbii-
can. I03. Car Michael, GO.
Sixth race-one mile: Sherlock Holmeo. ll2;
Dynamite los. Tanudn, aS: ScrimnGSc. los; Kinder
Lou. 81; Jim Caffrcy. ios BuzE Around. s.: Sonny
Boy. p2 Cbemu,po ZOE; Manson. o.
weather cloudy: track fast
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-24
LAKE HIGH WINS
WELLS L.SVILLE GAME
The Tribune.

III 10 The Tribune.
.1LSVILLE. Jan. 23.-The Salt
high school basketball team de-
the local high school five here
IN the high school gymnasium
/ score OF u to IS. The game was
a the best seen here this year.
;lne the first half Coach Richard
: Salt Lake was referee. He called
!. e.}fouls on the Wellsville boys and
7bw OIL his own team. The local
|bjected TO this and in the second
local man relieved Richardson.
hit Lake boys played a clean and
zkpme during the last half. The
I blf ended with tho score IL 10 D
or OF Salt Lake.
Wellsville high school students
n dance In honor OF the visitors
The Salt Lake team Will leave
nan tomorrow morning. where they
Nteet the Agricultural college team
g evening.
.Inieup:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-24
springyille Beats Payson,

to The Tribune.
Jan. 23.-The Spring
igh school basketball five tonight
y the Payson high school team by
OF 80 10 28. The contest was a
High School league match.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-24
Play for Championship.

championship OF the Commercial
All league Will be decided at the
A. Tuesday evening, when the
-see Hardware five and the Lucas
hi play, The two teams are tied
place In the league.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-24
Extra Dividend Declared

NEODESHA. Kan. Jan. 23.-In addi-
ton TO the regular quarterly dividend Of
So declared today by the Standard Oil
company or Kansas. an extra dividend OF
81 share was announced.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-24
Nell In Natures Way

1ks-no knife. Hay,
1ou,Auds-woy not your
Foe Lun. c. II. %
Herb Treatment viii
up you. no matter bo,v
and discouraged vou
Thousands of poonIa
Iored 10 health praiso
1tn of this simple rnJ
but effective herb
~ Lun. C. n. D.. Chi.
p aro a tlcslnx 20 IN,
gy arc so harmlesa Thai
milo eau takg them
bsvc tried doctora ana
or many other me,b-
have failcd-eyon som,
might hnvo told yao,
vas incurablo or tbs,
of climate or an opor-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-24

y your only homo 9om, aoc,cr.
ecy could euro you. but thoy dld no,
oul OF ten Who hayo taken my herbs
'ern cured had first tried doctora and
"A. ,, meahe 10 regain health and failed.
con.,,g from eatnrTh. asthma. lung.
,tsnsHpnuon. rheumatism. sopondieltis
Ncr; stomach, tomalo trouble
ana tkin diseases. nervous dobilIt,
~ mauy "inrr chronic dlsoaaon bays
- 70 health md hopplnssn Without
- Tarh ,ns snlio. bJ tho Yos Foo
''on iree AZ tho Ycc Foo Iun. C. u
tl1Ip institute. lis South Main ~
Peaeptns this notice IIourA dali,
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Granite Beats "IJ', Prens

4Ianile nigh school basketball
ueieated the University OF Utah
the university gymnasium yes
rl,ernoon by the score OF 30 to
hen willard Ashton of Granite
1eycn men against the preps.
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Salt Lake
se RlCAN FORK FIVE
EATS LEHI HOOPERS
The Tribune.

u 10 nc lliDGlC-
BICAN FORK, Jan, 23.-The local
Ihool basketball team tonight won
be Echi high school quintette here
.high school for the second time
8son. The final score was 81 to
1o game was one of the best ever
1ed or a local floor Happy"
ads American Fork team took
q from the start At the end OF
"a half the score was 20 to In
q the locals. Al Gum and Beef
md OF the Y. NJ. C. a. team OF
Ike officiated In tonights game.
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Quinn for Braves.
Roth for White Sox.

CHICAGO, Jan. 23.-DavId Roth, rated
as one OF the best pitchers in the Inter
national league last season, today signed
contract 10 play with the Chica 20
Americans. Roth was a member Of the
Baltimore club.
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Yankee Pooh, Beach Sand. L. NJ Eesert and Our
Suggctt also
sixth raoo-onc mile Steal Away. 1o7 tNc-
TageasO. Is TO .. won; Ficl. l02 tMu7ph3l. TO l..
second: Donnio Elolgc, i05 tsumtor,. IL 10 s..
third Time, i:ts l.j. Michael Angelo, Siilcle.
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bBskets-Nant {, Lindsey 3. Bar
Hshton 3. Wanless ., Gray 1. Dor
Zones ].
<hrows-Barratt 9 out OF 10, Dor
Mt OF 21.