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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-19

The crucial basketball game Of the Utah IN
toreoilcsia,e oeasou Will he played tomorrow
ing In tho ncscrot synnsfiuu bctwcon tho
UnlVerrity Of Utah and the Logan Ngs!es. II
the varsity wins II has tho championship prac-
Ideally cinched, but IL II loses tho Aggies hnve n
chance loft So far each team has lost but one
game. Tho varsity. however, has three games
against victory for the Logan boys and is
consequently leading the for the cham
pionshp.
The ono game which the aKEics did win, how
ever, was that against tho Utah five, md they
aro confident they repeat tomorrow night
There has never been n year whom the Agge5
chances TO humilinte completely tho varsity ath-
lotcs have hocn rosy. rhoy began by dnlb-
bling the tar out OF tho Crimson football team and
thus far In the basketball season they have
tucked away.
victory the varsity fyo hsa dcvoloped into a
real basketball team and that they will have
70 play better game tomorrow than thoy over
did before II they hope 10 win. Accordingly they
have been holding practice gamos three timea a
week for the past ;hrso weeks In determination
10 be In top shape whom the twd teams line UP
tomorrow
To the varoi,y a Victory Will mean everything.
II will redeem the cast bcnchcrs for their loss
In football. Will give them. In all probability.
the state championship foT another year. and
along with that weeks trip into Colorado and
and Wyoming. which virtually meanB the Rocky
Mountain conference championship
They know Just how strong tho Aggics md
determined that they Will be ready for them.
OF Romncy has been out In uniform working
with tho players every afternoon since tho first
hggic game and HIS assistance has meant worlds
60 BoDnou In the conditioning OF tho
The cntlro squad except Peterson, is in superb
physical trim and the coaches directing
their attention largely to the development of
speed. The fellows ordered 10 exert thom-
selves to tho utmost all tho tTc and whom they
fag strong substitutes In with the Same
Instructions. Such speed IN being ahown that
any team in the country would be taxed TO the
very limit 10 win from them
Indications that the largest crowd Of tho
season will attend the game. Accordingly. re-
serve seats will be arranged to handle the crowd
These will be sale today from IL 80 to and
tomorrow from 1880 TO 1 o'clock at the Dcscret
gymnasium.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-19
HIGH SCHOOL BEATS
RIFLE CLUB SHOTS
Members of Each Team Make High
Scores; National Match
Today.

Tho Salt Lako high school rifle team won
It's weekly match with the Salt Lake Rifle club.
by the score OF li69 TO il2O. Tho teams wcre
composed OF SIX men each. The match was held
on tho high school riflo range iu the Union
building last night. Miss Winfield II Dyer OF
tho high school In charge
G. 7. Letchficld and Ray shot perfect
In hoir promo shooting for tho wife club. RAY
shot a. Btandlng, making total OF 9i Lctchs
field shot al standing for total Of l9l. Ray
was high man OF tho night, with Clifford Macfar~
lane. Earl Mellus and Rognr Higgins all of tho
high school. tied for second place. with 100
Macfarlano was high man In tho standing shoot
Ing. with score OF 90 His prone score
9S for total OF 1893 Meus and Higgins both
shot perfcc; prone scores ond 90 standing. Mel
LUIS. Macfarlano aud Higgins high for
tho nigh school. James Armstrong shot o.
standing. and 90. prone for total of 1872. c. T
i.etchfeld OF the rifle club next 90 Arm
strong Ho sho, 81. standing, and 100. prone
for a total OF 19l
The next match between the rifle club and rhe
high school VIII he held next Wednesday night
the high school range.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-19

HICAGO, Feb. lS.-Thomas Seaton,
A last year pitcher with the PhIla-
dclphla Nationals. signed today 20
~ pitch for the Federal league. il was
announced from headquarters. Sea
ION win 20 10 Brooklyn. He denied that
IL" lau come 10 any agreement with PreS-
iIent Baker Of the Philadelphia club
SeatonS salary with the Brooklyn club
VIII be $1,000 year, il WAS given out, and
lie was paid one years salary in advance,
Seatons contract calls for his services
for Three years.
The manager wanted by Brooklyn is
Jake Stahl, and II. p. Ward OF the Brook.
Ism F'ede:als. Will reach Chicago tomorrow
10 talk personally with Stahl.
The schedule meeting of the Federals
viii be held during the second week OF
March IN Baltimore.
Cnconiirmcd rumors here today were
that the Federal league was looking over
the ground al Toledo with a View TO
transferring the indianapolis team there
HARRY iraolner. secretary OF the CHI
cago White Sox, announced that the fol-
lowing PLAYERS would leave Chicago for
the training camp tomorow night:
Berger. Collins. Cicotte. Lord Scllalk
smith Lathrop, Caranaugh. Chappell.
Timmersman. Wolfgang, Quarders May
er. Prough. Rogse Blackburn. Halstcis
SSchrie5er Roth, Sheenan and Trainer
Bucknor.
Jssper. House. Barbour and Ernie
Johnson will join the players al Kansas
City. and Brode Fournier. Kuhn. Chase.
Russell Walsh and sullivan will meet
them in California
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-19
|. D. s. j. WILL PLAY
HIGH SCHOOL TODAY
Championship of Salt Lake
Division VIII Depend
on Result.

Tho Salt Lake high ychool basketball quin-
tette will meet the fast L. D. S, U. nvo this
afternoon IN the high school eymnaslum Tho
gGne will probably decide tho championship OF
tho Salt Lako divisop and the followers OF the
higo school ftvo eager TO win, az they will
then be contendcr9 for the championship. Too
second teams will start play at $3.50 O'Clock Tho
regular hves Will probably clash about $50
o'clock,
The l. o. S Z. has a perfect record thus far
this season aud has shown tho bost work of any
local Quintatte II has semes from tho
Granite high school. Salt Lake high school and
two from the Grantsyillo fvo. In tho Church
league they hnve won every gamo this season
and will win tho title IN that league.
Laot Saturday tho L. D, s U team went TO
GrantBvlle TO meet Coach Parker Prntta Grnnts-
Vile high school quintette. Grontavillc played q
great game aud gave the 5nlt Lnke team big
scero The final OF that game was Sc 20
"a. Al one period during tho second half the
GraptGville five ahead. In tho 9amo with
the B. Y. U. high school OF Provo the local five
did not display their usual form. but won by q
largo score It was evident that the L. D. s. u.
In tho midst OF slump.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-19
Both Teams Fast.

In the practices o, the L. D s U this week
thoy have played wonderful ball mud Coach
Miller was woll pleased with tho boys In their
PRACTICES. Thoy havc rcgained their form In
basket shooting and Miller has been coaching
thom IN passing Tho l. D S. u. boys arc
confident that they will win ts Coach Miller.
Tho Salt Lake high rchool hns quintcttc OF
which the school is proud. Tho first tcnm has
made good showing md. with chances of win
ming the state championship in sight. tho wcst
sders are determined to fight their hardest. The
high school has nover won championship In
tho hoop game. although the teams havo otten
from the L. D. g. U. in basketball on their
homo floor.
Tho high school lads have won from the Gran
tie high school. Ogden high school and twico
from tho Grantsvillo high school. They have lost
game. TINT to tho L. D. 8. U. ThIS sumo
played tho Desoret gymnasium floor. on
which tho high school boys had but one practice
before tho game.
Coach Henry Richardson Of tho high school. with
the assistance of Captain Roy siddowny. haS
built up great team On tho high school team
ls who has letter in basketball
before this yenr-Cap,ain Sddoway, Johnson the
big center formerly played with tho Richflcd
high school team. Ho is star In the hoop
game. bvt did not display his truo form in the
frst samo with tho l. D. s. u as he was re-
covering from o! tonsilitis Ho iG
In good rhapn for todaJ'a battle.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-19
Has Nothing to Say.

Il know nothing of this controversy between
3r Murphy and other club presidents +" said Mr.
Tan tonight.
rs 1t that sou haze assured Governor
Tener aud Ban johnson that you Will stand with
organized baseball in It's proceedings against the
Cub President
II have nothing 90 say Mr, TAFT replied
VIII sou attend the meeting In Cincinnati
Saturday.? next asked
In all probability shall be there. II is my
present Intention TO ho home by tho end OF tho
week. However. | Will not further discuss the
situation. bsvo absolutely nothing further TO
Bay"
And Mr. TAFT good a. his word Dyua-
mite could not have moved him apparently.
~ National league headquarters 1t an
pouncod that Sccrctar. John a ieyder had
gone 10 Philadelphia 10 confer With Governor
Tener. This The first stnge OF tho journey
10 Cincinnati John took with him rather
mysterious leather handbag This Is said 10 con
tain certain papers thai Attorney Tocle will ugc
against Mnrphy when ehorges preforreI.
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Evers Will Repeat Story.

lame, Z. G1ftro. and the Keystone king
VII make the journey 10 Garry Herrmanns VII
lsge. Even will repeat before the Ooard Of d.
rec'orb the tale ho told hors Lar, wook. He Will
try 10 show thai Murphy did him gross In
Justice and seriously Tuioed his reputation al n
manager. Further, Iohnny Will bc allowed 20
set aomc figures .or rephration.
Tp all probability there Will be some lively
happenings In Rhincland this weck-ond. Murphy
has br-r ordered 10 appear before the board lilo
has given no assurancs that he will obey tho
EuTnnons. Murphy IL board member. but OF
course. will not be permitted TO deliberate upon
hlH alleged offcHsoS. The National League is
90 very much Interested In tho outcome thnt
practically all the National league msguates will
be represented.
progressing favornbly hoped Today tho
Ward brother lI,erall: and fl6uratIyely got
snow on thoir feet" Robert g. Ward visited
Washington park and amazed 10 find a noun
tain o! his lot. II seems that the Litch-
field estate rented the property dumping
ground for Brooklyn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-19
CLUBS To BATTLE
AGAIN ON MOI
Framptons and Mani
to Clash in Ring Mat
at Garrick.

Bon Harmon OF tho Frampton All
yesterday submitted the names and Z
the boxors from that club who will b
against a lIko number of Hardy K
Manhattan club at the clubs woekiy Oh
carTlcl ,heateT next Monday night.
The show Will consist OF two big
between Ned Young aud Clarence "a
Harry Shaftcr and Young Papke Z
undoubtedly tho fou- olassicst boys II
at the present time and will no doubf
fans TO two Of the greatest couteata
hayo ever econ
Young and Karen have met twIos b
tho first bou. Karen stopped Young q
OF tho thlrt round, whilo In their nexi
three weeks lator. Young turned the
Ia tho frat round This gives thom D
each and both boys are eager for the 4
70 determine who In really the best b
two. In the ilrs: bout Young's Fri
II was lack OF condition that beat him
result OF tho second match would tend o
their contention. On tho other hand. q
ton bunch insist tina, II was a lucky \
beat Karen and tnst he would not
beaten then IL no had been familiar en-
the rules OF tho boxing game to stay
few seconds when he was dazed by q
tho jaw, There are always two sides
and tho meeting next Monday night Il
vince ono or the Other az TO his opp0
perlority.
The Young" Papkc~ Harry shnfter ID
causing much speculation among tho "a
put McAlI!ster 10 the bad 30 easily The
tho two clubs met that tho west sldor5
Ing him as 4 coming champion ana
Will surely beat the classy Shntter
latter. however, Is not without his 4
as no has also beaten everyone 7io has
the exception OF O'Bricn. and there will
OF money to sag that nc Will beat Papk
The other boya whom tho FTamptors
prlmlns FOR tho match and the lads vhc
lag viii send against them are 4, follow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-19
JOE NELSON TAKES
SIXTY-YARD SWIM

The nescrct gymnasium last night held its
sixty~yaTd swimming handicap. which went OF
In tive heats. The first bcnt by J. r,
Nelson with seconds start, c. T.. Glenn
second. from scratch. Tho time of the heat
"a 30 seconds. The second heat was by
Ray Cutler with eleven seconds start. G.
Young second, with seven seconds start. Tie
time 81 20 seconds. The final b7
Joe Nelson: G, Il. Glon second and r 8. Young
third. Timc. So 40 seconds. Tho races were vory
closely contested.
Tic DoccTct gym Will scnd swimmius team 20
Logan Monday TO compete against the Agricultural
college swimmers Tho events will be at co.
80 and so yards. There Will also be relay race
and diving contests,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-19
Covered With Snow.

ab result Mr.. Ward has cornered the snow
market OF Brooklyn There such slathers OF
this offensive clemeut that Il would take for
TO remove IL aud until it In removed build
ing operations must bc suspended. II the snow
H. allowed 10 Ito until II uicltS thero a. no telling
bcw many wccss' work the field will be de-
iaysd. With triple hhifts OF sorkmen IL would
be next To impossible for any force 10 have the
glands completed in time for mid-April.
Mr.. ward gEys that he will not tolerate Sun
duT baseball
Sabbath" ss3y ne. Il mover sold loaf OF bread
on Sunday and l win not otaud for any club OF
mine playing that day
Such remarks these not calculated 10
make any great hit Y'lah Federal prouotsrs Who
necessarily have plsnr-J Sunday aitendauces
10 decide The battle with orRanikcd baseball.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-19
FFarnptons
Feel Miserable?

Out Of sorts, depressed, pain
back-Electric Bitters renew
health and strength. A guarant'
er and Kidney remedy, Money
not satisfied. 1t completely cur
ert Madsen Of West Burlington
who suffered from virulent hv'
BILE for eight months. After .!
tors gave him up he took Elect
ters and is now q well man. Ge
tie today; it will do the same
Keep In the house for all liver
ney complaints. Perfectly safe
pendable. Its results will surpr
Soc and S1.00. H. E. Bucklen
Philadelphia or st. Louis.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-19
EXPECT GREAT ROW
OVER MURPHY CASE
BY w. j, MACBETH.
b. International News Service.

b INTERNATIONAL News Service.
NEW YORK. Feb is.-Charle, p. Tat. tho
CINCINNATI publisher whose money furnished the
National league It's pot nuisance-ChaIles Webb
hurp'ty OF Chicago Cub fame-wl he OH hand
M Cincinnati s1turda: for the courl-martial OF
his yorble pfoteso.
sr Tats appearance IN this city today oc-
cssloned & great deal of speculation TO
ne" ano concealed move against tho man whom
Bau johnson declares must be driyon without the
pale OF organized baseball. Tho fact that Sec
reing? John A. Heydler OF the National league
quietly slippod out OF short time after
nv, Infts arrival SsNo como color 10 tho rumor
that Murphys hacker Was hero 20 Investigate the
Aurply scandHL NJ. TAFT declared positively thu.
h.B visit had nothing 90 with baseball
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-19
International Intact.

Ne" YORK. Feb. ls.-Acoordine to a state
ment Issued today hy President Edward Barrow
OF inc international league there will be no
changes in either the circuit or tho nchoduIe
during the present reason. Mr Barrow AMID;
Il wish TO deny roportS regarding shifts by ciubs
representing cities In circuit. Tnerc Ia no
trutn IN the statement that conflict
organizations. This applies in particular 20 the
Jersey city and Newark clubs. recently referred to
as about 10 be shifted 70 Brooklyn,"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-19
Evers at Second.

BOSTON. Fob. ls.-John Evrra, forna- man.ror
OF The Chicago National league club. who wns
acquired Few days ago by the Boston Ealionala
cnme here tonight from his home in Troy ~ Y
svors was Informed that he would play second
base. aud that Sweeney. who WAS second base
man last season. would be In competition with
Deal, recruit. for tho :hird base position This
wns the statement Of Manager Stsllingy who
aiSo SAID mat Sweeney would act a captain.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-19
No Transfer Planned.

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. ls-"There is
absolutely no truth in the report that the
transferred to Toledo" said j Edward
krause, president of the club when asked
ths afternoon regarding the report In
Chicago.
w, II. Watkins, for years president Of
the indianapolis American Associat ton
club. and one OF the veteran baseball men
OF tao country, today signed contract as
business manager of the Indianapolis
Federal league club.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-19
To Change Rowing Race.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Feb. Is.-A pronoaition
to sbaudon tho race for four ours and subTtI-
ture for IL an event for second varsity eieh,s ia
TO bs put forward By Yale during tho Negotiations
witn Harvard 70 arrange for the regatta on the
Thames rivor at Now London next June Ynis
believes that the change would stimulate tnterr,,
In rowing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-19
Cubs at Tampa.
BY International News Service.

BY International News Service
TAMPA. Fla. Feb, 1s.-Hank opay and hi.
tu9 oond arrived here touigh. snd will start tho
players came hcre direct from Chicago. although
quie number Joined the party ou route or az the
hotel bore. - ~
Manager o Days frat official act after lenvinz
the train hero wan 10 lsSuo training rulcs which
included an order that the athletes must bo In
bed at II O'Clock aud arise not lator thpu "a
O'Clock Ho also announced that the players will
practice both 10 tho morning and artsrnoou whiIo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-19
Drouillard Beats Brown.

B. International 'Newg Service.
DETROIT Mich. Feb. Is.-Pat Droulllard.
| Canadian lightweight champion. decisiyely de-
feutcd Knockout Brown OF New York In their
cight-round engagement In Windsor. Tho Cana =
dian won every round With tho exception Of the
fnurlh 10 which honor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-19
Arthur Fromme Signs.

Ne" YORK, Feb. ls.-Thc New YORK National
,rasue ciub today received the signed contract OF
rltcheT Arthur Frommc who, according to report
mad bcen negotiating with tho Federal League ali
~inior Fromme signed for only one yonr
Inc ADVANCE squad OF the National league cham
p'ons VIII leave tomorrow for their training
camp 10 Marlin. Texas Dick KInacIIa scout ,,r
ihs Giants will have charge of tho Marlin train
Ing camp until McGraw takcs charge on March IN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-19
BIKERS AND SKATERS
IN EXCITING RACES

Al Murray last night Mumford and Sherman
skates. again defeated ''Mus,y'' Crcbs on
bicycle. in tho one-milo handicap Crcbs fell q,
tho bell lap. Munuord ard sherman had half
lap handicap. Carl SchmertE beat Casey III
straight heats In tho one-mic bike race OTsten
OF Murray defeated o. u, SchmertL In two
straight heats. Orstcn had halflap start
SchinertI rode the thirty laps tonc milc) in i:0l
Tho record In 900 held by Albert CEebs.
The feature event for next Wednesday night
will he o one-mllc between Willie Smatz
champion skatcr. md ''Musty'' Crshs. the latter
riding n bike.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-19
Touchard Plays Clever Game.

NE" YORK. Feb 1s-Guu,uvs T. Toucbpyd
the playing through tlte- e-hoIdcr won his place in
tho seniifinal round OF tho singles today in the
national Indoor championship lawn tennis tourna-
mont In the nm round Touohard recins off
cros9-couSt shots az pare that hold O. Car,ton
snnfer. bis opponent. in cheek. won at 81 7-5
Win comparative eosc. Touchard by his victory
vas paired with benjamin ". Phillips for The
| final. ~ every stage OF the match Touchayd
waA tho master Of tho former Princeton Columbia
pinr. ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-19
Zbyszko Defeats Roller.

By IuternntIoDol NcNs Scry!co.
LOUISVILLE. KY. Feb. is.-Stanislaus zbysz-
ko making his fret appearance this year In
America defeated DR.. Roller In Dtraight falls
here tonight using the too hold In both falls
Thc f(r,. fall came the end OF hour and
Dix minuteS' wrestling. The second fall lasted
twcnty minutes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-19

clear brain and healthy body are
essential for success. Business men,
teachers, students, housewives and 9th
er workers say Hoods Sarsaparilla
gives them appetite and strength, and
makes their work seem easy. 1t over
comes that tired feeling,
(Adycrtiyrmcni1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-19
Breaks Bowling Records.

MINNEAPOLIS, Fob ls.-F. Fantop OF Omaha
tonight broke all bowling records In tho history
OF the International Bowling association. when 10
4 single match he rolled n total OF 6ss. The
game. however. In which Fanton rolled
apecia event and tho count will not appear IN the
official figures. FaDtous scoro by games
~. gti aud ~.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-19
Baker Will Fight.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb 1S.-"We will
protect our rights 10 Scaton TO the linn
IT,, said President Baker of the Phila-
delphla Nationals. when he learned that
Seaton had signed with the Federal
league. ''lf he has signed for three wears
we will take him into court and prove
our claims Seaton as good as signed with
us on January 90. when We accepted his
termS for q two Near contract -
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John Collins Sticks.

PiTTSFiELD. Mass, Feb fs.-John
Collins. outfelder of the Chicago AmerI-
can league baseball club today received
oIers from the Chicago and Buffalo
federal league clubs He refused both
as he has signed FOR 1914. lie left later
fOr TIC training ca mn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-19
Yankees Lease Hotel.

NEW YORK, Feb. ls-The American
league club announced tonight that II had
closed a lease OF hotel at Houston, Tex,
for the use OF the players who will report
In that city on March ! for spring train
ing number Of the men will leave here
on February 2s. TO oe Joined by others In
Cincinnati the following day in order to
arrive at the camp on schedule time. The
players now In Hot Springs win leave
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For TOday's Battle.

On the forwards for tho high school will he
william Goodrich and Lawrence Spencer. Stanley
johnson will play center and steve Kcrr oDd
Captain siddowny will 10 the guards.
Ciaxaon and Grnnt will probably play forwards
today for the l. D. S. U. Glen Smith will stort
ar center and Taylor will be fIrst substitute Cap
tain Olson and williams Will DO tho guards. Felt
will be tho first substitute.
thn high school and Glen Smith VIII do the
throwing for the L. D. S. II. With both IN
good 86ape many points should bo scored
FREQ throws.
Homer HoiSingtnn will be the referee.
The lineup Of tho regular teams will be
7 IN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-19
SLOSSON AND YAMADA
MAY GIVE EXHIBITION

George Slosson and Kohl Yamada billiard exports
NJ Isl balk l1c. may be seen In exhibition
match In Salt Lake the latter part OF February
early in March. Sloason and Yamnda loft Chi
cngo recently and VIII tour the United States.
playing matches in some OF the principal cillcs
Tho Salt Lake office of the Brunswick Bnlko-
Collendor company aud tho Commercial club will
attempt to arrange tho match.