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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-27

Hand tailored garments of models to
suit every type of man. The fabrics include
pencil striped cassimeres which are greatly
in demand this season, and serge and chew
lot. Sizes for all men
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Enlargements, size Sx10
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price of this work is 25c, Spe-
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SIXTH FLOOR
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hat youngsters new spring hat best be selected
the boys hat store second floor Panamas hand made
hans, Leghorns and Bankoks in the newest shapes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-01
Activities Defined.

puIl-up--An inclined ladder 10 ideal for tho
puil-up, n bar may be fitted Into n doorway,
tho regular horizontal bar may be used.
II must BE impossible for any contestant In
reach the bar without Jumping. Each contestant
must phil usslf UP until his chin IL over tho
bar and thea lower himself the whole length OF
his aTmE This he does many times he
can. Tho number OF times he pulls himself up Is
his record. The class record IS found by adding
tho individual records aud eividing by mo num-
beT OF boys entered tenrolled) minus exemptions
in I and ..
Jumplng-Each boy jumps, sking three jumps
II he wishes. and his best Jump Is recorded.
weights are not 10 DO nsei. Tho class record ia
found above.
Running-In this there Inay be difficulty
In taking tho individual reoordI OF tho boys. Tho
following method Ia suggested:
"CHTry u message 10 Garcla'--1hc boyB arc
l1ed up in two groups ffty yards apart. Tho
tine keeper, who acts also starter. stands by
the finishing line. When ready he gives boy
No. 'iho message to Gs-ciH'' "a soft roll OF
paper ! 10 II inches In diameter and 10 Il
inches lougl. AZ given signal boy No. /
md he finishes passes the message (roll OF
paper 10 boy 40. g Who carries il bark TO boy
10 3 ana 90 on "A tho last boy crosses the
finishing line tho tine is taken. Tho record Is
rouna by dividing Tho cIupsing time by the NUN"
toT ot boys thni
AZ preparation for this contcSt tho teacher
should read. "a Message TO Garcia TO the class
and have 4, in,elgouiiy Discussed.
Shot-put-An eight pound shot shall be used.
This contest shall be between pupils OF tho
rnth and eighth grades OF each school. Official
rulco for shot-put sh1ll be observed 10 determin-
iTr inal rccordy
70. Tho prlneipnl and teacher OF each Grade
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-01
Races and Water Polo Game
Will Be Held at Sanitarium
Wednesday.

- HE annual A. A. o. swimming
tournament will be held st the
Sanitarlum at o'clock We'd
nesday evening. This event will
be free for all, but it is thought that
it will be principally between the San
itarium swimmers and the Deseret GYM
nasium swimmers. An elaborate pro.
gramme has been arranged Of races and
water games.
N. C. Manley, an Olympic represent
ative of the United States in 1908, is
the promoter Of the affair. Manley in
tends TO participate in the relay races
and IN the water polo and promises to
show the old time form which won him
n place on the Olympic team. In his
collections of medals he has several
awards for international championships
and thirteen cups for different races.
The relay race between the Deseret
gymnasium and the Sanitarium team
will be the feature Of the evening. This
race is a freefor all, but no other teams
have shown any disposition to enter.
A team will be composed Of four men,
each to swim forty yards. The Sani-
tarium will enter polo team for the
contest, and If no opponents have en-
tered, an exhibition match between the
All-Stars and Sanitarium teams will be
played. The Deseret gymnasium has
planned to enter a team, but dis
may cancel the contest. The National
Guards were in favor Of entering, but
no definite arrangement has yet been
made for their entrance.
The programme was temporarily ar
ranged by Promoter Manley IN the fol
lowing order: Heats of the l00-yard
scratch race, boys 4o-yard race (for
boys under 15); harlequin race (40
yards)i fancy diving by Deseret men;
final of 1Oo-yard race; polo game;
The harlequin race promises to be
something new to the swimming fans
Of Salt Lake, The object Of this race
is to cross from one side Of the pool
to the other, dress in woman g garb and
return to tho side of starting.
Schnech Of the Sanitarium and Glenn
Of the Deserets are the favorites for
the l00-yard scratch race. Both claim
the state championship. Glenn holds
the official record for Che distance,
while Schnech says that he went the
by Glenn IN tryouts at the Sanitarium.
This statement is backed by several
swimmers who witnessed the race.
Entry blanks have been gwen to
coaches or physical directors of every
institution in the state who wish TO
enter swimmers. Each applicant is
thoroughly questioned as TO his stand.
ing under the a. A u eligibility rules
All the officials except the announce.
have been selected, and it is probable
that George II. Marshall of the Y, NJ.
c. A. will be the announcer. The Of
fcials selected are: DR.. C. G. Plummer,
referee; D. a. Callahan J. W. Wade.
Lieutenant Gundry, Dan Shields,
Judges; Raymond Boes, W. +. Day,
Willard Ashton, timers, Bert Stephen.
son, clerk Of course; Freeman Bassett,
starter; Hans Beck, marshal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-01

contestns shall be the COMMITTEES exemptions
referred tho committee on athletics for final
decision
IL Zach contestant must be officially
rolled member OF the fifth. Sixth. Ecycpth
eighth grade Ia the school with which he takes
part.
To- By common consent, every school in the
district has boon officially entered and the dnal
results from each school will be recorded.
is The principal and two teachers chosen from
his corps shall officials for tho finals.
Their decisions cannot bo challenged or disputed
IL Tho principal shall submit the reports 10
the school oifico provided In tho foregoing
Prescribed standards OF phyBical efficiency
known generally tho athletic badge test. Is an
other form OF competition differing rom all other
kinds OF athletics. IN that It is not necessary TO
defeat uomoone IN order TO win Whllo this Is
ono Of tho most desirable features OF this form
OF athletics II ia not necessarily tho most valr-
able one. Tho opportunity Afforded each boy to
discover his powors aud possibilities and tho
encouragement 10 bring himself 10 tho prescribed
standard OF physical efficiency must appeal 70
all. In this form Of athletics eveTy boy who
can bring himsolf TO tho prescribed standard.
and who Is doing acceptable work in school may
win nm athletic badgs. For this Work tho ooyu
shnll bo divided into two classes;
FIryt-Roys undor l3 ycA.s OF ago with tho toi-
lowing standRrdB eo-yard dash In sG seconds;
pull-up four umcs: stAndlns broad jump. ice,
sccond-AlI Other elementary boys with tho fol-
lowing standards: sO-yaId dash In seconds, or
IOo-yard dash IN "A seconds: Dull-up 6iS timeH'
standing broad Jump. feet incho1.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-01
That Stubborn kbscess
It is Healed Only by GettIng
the Blood In Action

Here are some very valuable facts
for all who have any blood trubls
with external outbreaks.
Do not cover IL so as to interfere
with perspiration or the formation OF
protective scabs. Keep IL clean and
bandaged. III II Is q stubborn case,
flush your blood with S. S. s. This
famous blood purifier works wonders.
And you can easily give your blood
good thorough cleansing by using
S. S. S. There Is no need for anyone
10 be despondent over the illDess OF
blood impurities. No matter how
badly they attack the system or how
uns!ghtly becomes the skin, Just re-
member what distinguished doctor
said; There Is one ingredient in
S. & S. that so stimulates the cellular
tissues throughout the body that they
select their own essential nutriment
from the blood.
This means that all decay. all breaking down
OF the tissues. 10 checked and repair work be-
gins. e. S. S. has such q specific iudueuee On
ali ocnl cells TO preserve their mutual well
fare and arord proper relative assistance 70
each other- More attention Is being given to
scientific medicine than ever before, and s. S. g.
In the highest achievement IN this line
Do not fall TO get n bottle OF g. 8. s. to-day
II yoRr ebscess Is OF such nature that you
would Ike TO consult specialist. wrlto to the
medical department. The Swift Specific Co., oil
Swift Laboratory. Atlanta. ca.
Beware Of any attempt to scrl you something
else for the blood. Many people have been
imposed upon By having bomc mineral mixture
palmed OF on them. Ask for s. S. s. and
insist tlit s. s. s. Is what you propose 10 get.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-01
Oneida Stake.
CLAY COURT
FEATURE ESTABLISHED

CHICAGO, Jan. 31.--An annual clav
court championship was established to-
day at tho annual meeting here of the
Western Lawn Tennis association The
classic will rotate among the leading
clay court clubs of the middle west.
The western championship tourna.
ment was awarded to the 'Onwentsia
club and the Illinois state champion
ship TO the Wanderers club.
l.. Harry WaidDer was chosen dele.
gate to the annual meeting of the
United States National Lawn Tennis
association at New York on February
Is. He was instructed to vote in ia.
vor of the new national amateur rule
and also 10 request that the national
preliminary doubles be again held on
the Onwentsla courts. Officers were re.
elected.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-01
TOMMY BURNS WILL
INVADE AUSTRALIA

By international News Service.
LOS ANGELES. Jan. 31-Tommy
Burns will make no further effort at do
Ing a come back" for the heavyweight
championship. and on February 10 he
VIII sail from San Francisco for Aus
traia. where he Will be interested In 4
prominent ligbt club.
Burns wired his wife here today 10 this
enect after comforting with one OF the
two promoters who have lust arrived
from the Antipodes. Tommy said no
was leaving today FOR Calgary 10 close
up his haberdashery shop. When he
sails Tor Australia he will take an u.-
EreSallOn OF American fighters with lin
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-01
Athletics Worth While.

Mr. Matheson's outline follows:
Glars athletics ], simply device hy which
event and n he does his beat. fee that ho 10
hclpirs his class win. even though he may not
entered. Ia this form o. athletics 4 iropay %
Won. or record In made not by tho Indi Sidull
re'o.d Of boy. but by tho average Of Tho In
diYidual records OF rho boys IN clDs
school
ia eG's SS of ne best Fs SG!ss 81 shall Ss held
standing broad jump. running and shot-put
REGULATIONS.
40 restrletions arc placed upon tho boys.
excepting physical diness.
. No pupll shall bo exempt from participa-
tion. excepting for physical Inability. Pupils re-
;lsipg or nesiee'ins 70 take part sheii be placed
p The number taking part must correspond
orA m tho I SpIoasTt tof the s.Dn dng on h9s the
Events ybsli occur follows:
fsl Puii-np 10 the month Of February.
,bl standing hro,d jump. in March.
tl Shoi-Pul. In May
Fiaal tests and records to bo made
before tins tolloNing:
Pul-up-Friday. February n
Jum7ipg-Frday, Mach III
Tuuning-Frday May l.
Shot put--Friday, May l5
8 Records are 20 be sent IN for prll-up not
later than March 3: standing broad jump not
later thnn April !: running. not later than May
.: shot-put. not lator than May rs
8 In the pull-up. no kick snap. 1ork or swing
shall be allowed. ], must be dead pull from
:; jumping must bc from a line and on Icrsl
ground. Many schools cannot hGve "tako-osf'
without too much inconvenience. Weights arc not
to be used.
5. Tho distance for running shall be fifty
yards.
>. IN jumping and the shot-put give tho rec
ord In feot aud inches. carrying tho inches out
Ton ,hohondths. Carry on. other records in
the same way This Is 20 prevent ties. Measure
from toe 10 heel.
10 when tho records for each event all
in tho records shall be compared and tho results
announced by the athletic committee.
II A trophy win be given for each event.
12. Tho records nhall be found follows.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-01
OUTLINE ATHLETICS
FOR STATE SCHOOLS
Superintendent Matheson
Seeks to Encourage Boys
in Healthful Exercises.

A. c. Matheson. state superintendent Oh
public instruction, has prepared an OUT
line in class athletics for boys, which is
intended TO be serviceable to the schools
OF the state during the remainder OF the
present school year. For next year an
outline may be prepared which VIII re-
late 10 wider variety Of playground
activities II will be noted that this out
line. which is followed in the Jordan DIS
trict schools, Is In agreement with me
outline In the state course OF study; fhat
Il is the outline in the course or study
Interpreted and expa nded to be OF gTester
service TO the schools. II IS hoped,
therefore. says Mr. MatieEon, that IL
may aid schools in carrying out plans al
ready In opera ton.
The suggestions under Athletic Cour-
tesy" are considered of high oroer, says
Mr. Matheson. A coach who is in entire
accord with such Ideas Will be able to see
that they are carried out by the boys in
tne!r athletic work. he suggests. Copies
of the outline may be obtained from Mr..
Matheson'S Office
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-01
MARTY ROWAN GETS
MATCHES IN IDAHO

Marty Rowan. the CLASSY weltcr.
weight. who has been resting up IN
Salt Lake for the last month or 80,
will begin a boxing trip in Idaho with.
in day or two. For February 70
Rowan meets Ed Warner at Boise
Warner weighs l5S pounds. while Row
an tips at only l49. but Rowan has no
fear regarding the outcome. At Poca
tello on February Is, Rowan meets an
opponent yet TO be selected. D. j.
Elrod, representing the Pocatello pro.
moters, will select Rowan g man today
when Elrod will be in Salt Lake. The
Pocatello match takes place or the or.
casiop of a big celebration Of the
Eagles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-01
B. Y. u. WINS FROM
B. Y. c. IN HARD GAME.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO, Jan. 3i.-The 3. Y. C., basket
ball five from Logan, which gave the
University Of Utah such a hard battle
Friday. was again beaten by Coach Eu-
gene Robertss B. Y. e. quintette by the
score OF AZ TO 23. The game was played
in the 3. Y. Z. gymnasium.
The local five showed great form.
Coach Roberts has built a great team.
notwithstanding the loss OF Lester Green
wood. star ot the locals. The visitors did
not make a basket until fifteen minutes
OF play had expired. They made nine
points In the remaining five minutes Of
the first hall, which ended with the score
at II to o. in favor OF the home boys
Vern Greenwood was tho individual star
During the second half lac made four
baskets within four minutes,
The lineup:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-01
BlKERS AND SKATERS
TO RACE AT MURRAY

There should be some exciting races at
Murray Tuesday night when All
Musty Crebs. riding a bicycle, Will
race against johnny Mumford s,,d
Teddy Sherman on skates. The event
will be a two-Inile relay.
\ match bike race best two out NJ
three heats. at one mile. will be ridden
by Rool NaSley and George Alien
There will be other events also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-01
Johnson to Meet Langford

BY 1nternati tional News Service
PARIS, Jan, 31.-Jack johnson will
sign articles tomorrow for a ngh, win
Sam Langford, The bout will be sta seJ
N Paris shortly after the Johnson Moran
PriN week N'iH
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-01
Britton Bests Campbell.

NEW foRk, jan. 21.-Jack Brjttop,
Chicago lightweight. had tho beiiar ~
Ray Campbell OF San Francisco i'm almost
even, round Of a tcn-round bout here
tonight Br'ttcn showed much cIev
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-01

her OF the thirteenth annual Sunny South
handicap shoot which ended here today
Ills score Tor the week was 1l30 targets
out OF 1905; j. r. Jahn. keeta, Iowa. was
secoiid with llS5, and III. Kenney. Chi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-01
LOGAN AGGIES DEFEAT
ONEIDA STAKE TEAM
SDecial 10 Tho Tribune.

LOGAN. Jan. 21.-The Agricultural COL
ego basketball quintette defeated the
Idaho. here tonight In the .AggIa gym
~asium by the score of IS to a. The
Oneida boys could not stop the great
.dsket-shoot!ng Of tho ACEies. a large
rrowd saw the game. The local boys
VII meet the Montana Aggies here Mon
day evening.
The lineup:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-01
WELLSVlLLE TEAM
BEATS SMITHFIELD

WEELSvILLE Jan. 31.-The welsviIle
basketball team tonight defeated Smith
field by. score OF 69 to 5. Allen, for
Wellsville. made thrty-one points for his
team. Smithfeld was outplayed through
out The lineup.
NclIsyilIa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-01

gf@DsSD..r%eip. f@s2. waf saIs sam Aqiss9i!' q1ss9! ass
S,Use'YSk Sew York. second ,msIrd. mrdd n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-01
Illinois Man High Gun.

HOUSTON. Tex. Jan. 3l.-Mark Arie
Thumasboro. ILL.,, was high average win
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-01
RICHFIELD AND SNOW
TIE FOR FIRST PLACE
sANPETE- SEWER DIVISION.
10 The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
MT PLEASANT. Jan 31.-Richfleld,
composed of four new men playing their
first year on a high school basketball
team, and Ogilvie. who had experience
on last years team, again demonstrated
it's superiority in basket shooting and
team play.
Mt. Pleasant has a likely bunch. and
under the able coaching OF Wangsgaard
should make things interesting In this
division next year.
Snow academy's showing against MaDti
last night has convinced Richfleld sup
porters that their team looks good for
the state tournament and they expect
TO support 1t accordingly.
The lineup:
Richheld. Mt Pleasant
Ogilvie ie,....,-.......R Scofield
Sellars, Morrison. IT.. -.. Cox
Erickson. Sellars c.. ...... Jensen
Nebeker. ...-..,.-.....rg BARTON
ltayes, Foutz. .....,..-lg- -. Peterson
Referee-Theron Benn!on, Moroni.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-01
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Graham guardian., 1914-10-30
A CARD FROM F. A. JONES, Phoenix.

am unable to meet the voters of Arizona in the in
teeSt OF my candidacy for reelection Commissioner and
attend to important state work requiring my attention
Before the result of the primary election known
was called to San Francisco in involving from
California to Arizona (sugar, etc., Upon my return be-
came necessary prepare for the nermountan hear
ing in Chicago, Oct to H. Oral argument will be heard
in Washington, Nov 6, for which place leave Nov
t. thus compelling me to be away Nov 3, election day.
October Fl three upfor hearing in Phoenix
relating to lumber and hay These interstate COM
merce cases require care in preparing and absence from the
state in presenting them be changed
allowed to 60 by default This and routine work Of the
Office has prevented my taking part in the election cam
paign.
sincerely thank my friends for their endorsement of
my work expressed in the primary election. am duly
apprecatve of my endorsement by the Progressive candi
dates and by the public spirited newspapers of the state
Regetng my inability and thank the people of the
in person shall be grateful for their and support
in the election
Sincerely and faithfully,
F. A. JONES,
... Corporation Commissioner
Graham guardian., 1914-10-30
IS ARIZONA A SPENDTHR|FT ,STATE?. J.

Measure Nos Io6O7 the official ballot an amendment to
purpose and explained the this bald
An Act Ahmed Section of Article TX of the Constitution
VI OF the State OF Arizona Providing for State Recla
II If you favor the law YES; if opposed vote NO.
Just above that proposed amendment that frankly declares
bonds There word about bonds Reclamation Service
measure as it appears on the ballot
authorizes of bonds Withheld from the voter )
II Why the marked difference and the two
There significance the studied suppression of the fact that
& I f oevee amendment is designed to increase the public
men there purpose in the sinister simplicity of the
does not give to voter true information of the and d
The proposed amendment Section s. Article TX directs and
and authorizes the of additional bonds making aggre
gate three cent of the assessed valuation of the Figuring
on the bass OF the valuation Of 1914 the of authorized bond
bond debt of Arizona a follows:
| Outstanding debt of I9I3------ SCOOPS
ReeIsmson 39G00oO 9go9oo
Total ------------ s2o2I9.275
In the State Publicity Pamphlet an argument in favor of the Rec
smaon Service amendment supplied by Senator F. Brown
so Brown se, NS S I ing Sen
tive value of Arizona and
There are other interesting and pertinent statistics the " sYe
book Tor ~ which not cited by of the Reclamation
Only IL show larger debt in proportion to valuation than
oa oss $500 Aas p h; S S capita Mass
o The proposed highway bonds would deb, to s
0O9275 capita $9e The first of Reclamation bonds to
be issued and dated from JAM 1915, would the total
debt 3O0975 and the capita $6366 nearly double that
Massachusetts, The total authorized Reclamation bonds
would raise he debt Arizona 029275 and the per capita
ratio to S966 nearly three the Massachusetts
The debt Massachusetts than 80 per of the debt of
all the states combined Its valuation exceeded only by New York
and Ohio Its population square mile greatest its as
sessed value mile three that Of New 200
times that of Arizona.
Arzonas annual expenditure 562 three times that
Massachusetts and the largest Unon only
other coming anywhere that figure being Nevada
highway and reclamation bonds issued proposed to
the full contemplated Arizona debt will proportonay
the largest the Union and actually larger the of any other
state Massachusetts and New York Expenditure per capita
will be increased fouod and will be 800 1000 per cent
than that of Massachusetts.
Possibly these facts and figures which show clearly asound
contemplated by the service enthusiasts
explain why attention of bond issue made the of
the of the question submitted Arizona in
measures l06 and l07 on the official ballot
Arizona enterpng and LIBERAL but she spends
like drunken sailor like the sailor she will wake up with
headache and empty pockets. -~-,aN