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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-09-03
The Game Is On.

The first" ball team says
you can't do it," The sec.
ond" team says I'VE can," and
so the fight is on. The Mans.
field first team must play BALI
or give up the title to first place,
which they have held so long.
To this they have agreed. So,
on next Sunday afternoon there
will be some bail playing. AS
this game is for supremacy,
there will be a hard battle, and
the first team intend to keep
first place without any trouble,
so they say. The second team
saws I'VE will see."
An admission foe of % cents
will be charged, and the pro
ceeds will go to the airship fund
Attend and you will see good
ball game aud helg secure the
aeroplane fights for the fair.
"Ere's hopin' ye win," boys
20 to it.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-09-03

Sansiiets sio.4 arsas, 81, 1914.
We wish to-say we are so sick
of such names as Peggy Short.
Brown Eyes, Sukey, Tiny Topsy,
Casey Jones, Jakey, Ace, the
Devil, Arastus, Dinah, RedWing,
Ozark Llssie. Such folly to take
up so much time in nonsense;
then leave out the Sunday school
lesson for want of room we and
so many others are with Sam
Strong. We shall see if the pa
per changes it's folly, such as
Say, you Devil" That is too
much slang for nice paper to
use. So we have to leave it all
with the editor, but l have
thought to express myself for
some time, so we must leave Iss-
tit, Eliza Jane, Dinah, and all the
rest to solve whether it is right,
or whether it is carried too far.
"A Friend to All.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-09-03

Hon. B. A. Taylor and wife Of
Dixon visited home folks here
during the week. Mr.. Taylor
will enter the Stat University al
Columbia and take course in
law.
Conductor Walter White of the
K. c., o. IS. has been suffering
from a fractured jlw, caused by
being struck by piece of timber
while assisting in unloading a
sllo.
If you want to buy the best
Hay Press, Wheat Drills, Wagon
or Buggy. or Turning Plow, go
to j. d. Reynolds. He handles
the celebrated John Deere kind
ADV.
Miss Vera Hitchcock of Chica
go is visiting at the W. B. Hitch
cock home Mrs. Hitchcock en-
tertained the Embroidery Club
this afternoon in honor of her
guest. Miss Hitchcock returns
to Chicago Sunday.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-09-03
Admires the Mirror

Cedar Gap, Mo-, Aug. 2s, 1914.
Editor Mansfield Mirror:
| noticed an article in your
paper for this week over the sig
nature Sam Strong" in which
he says he "cant get anything
out of the items of Pansy, You
Know, You Guess, Dinah, Daisy,
Casey Jones, and all the rest.
| do not know Mr. Strong, but
from the tone of his letter Judge
him to be of that class of people
who would heap flowers upon
the coffin of the dead" yet be.
grudge the the tiniest flower"
"a kind word, encouragement
to the living. He seems to live
the prosaic life, without one line
of poetry in his makeup. AS
one of you writer's said: "The
gloomy side of life," without
rays of sunshine to pierce the
gloom not smiles; tears,
not laughter. Where and how
could you assemble the large
number of neighbOrhood news
items furnished by these writ
ers if not by them? And the
dry morsels are moistened to
suit the palate by the pleasant
ries indulged in-the bouquets
shOwered upon the living" |
doubt if Mr.. Strong ever read
Puck, Judge, or after any of the
worlds famed humorists Glenn
ems Mark Twain, Nasby Josh
Peck (Peck's Bad Boy), ,
Reed (Arkansaw Traveler), and
scores of others. While Dinah,
Ace and one or two others pro
+ ig the agony" occasionally by
100 lengthy sayings, yet l enjoy
al that is said in the letters of
gour correspondents, and have
had many moments of hilarious
Keep it up.
MIRROR ADMIREH..
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-09-03

You will miss it if you buy a
drill before you see a VanBrunt
at j. D. Reynolds store. Now
on display. ADV.
Miss Lois Musick has returned
to Clinton, La, to resume Ter
position as teacher in the High
School at that place
A car of bananas got off the
track on the Frisco near Cedar
Gap Saturday and did consider
able damage to the track.
The M. E. Ladies Aid Society
will serve ice cream in the park
Saturday. They want you to eat
ice cream with them.-Adv.
Fresh Fish at the Cash Store
Friday, Sept. 4-121ac, 16c, and
20c per lb.
ADV. BEN OTTO.
Lorenzo H. Houck, of Joplin,
special feature writer for the
st. Louis Post Dispatch, has
been visiting at the N. J. Craig
home.
A son was born recently toDr.
VIII. Harrison and wife,in Doug
las county, where Mr.. Harrison
and family have been visiting
relatives.
The ice cream social advertis.
ed for last Saturday in the park
was postponed on account of the
cool weather, until Saturday of
this week.
John Livingston, ,at whose home
son recently arrived is slowly
recovering and it is though he
will soon be discharged from the
Doctors care.
N. j. CRAIG HAS SOME
| MONEY THAT HE DESIRES
TOLOANON GOOD IMPROVED
FARMS IN EITHER WRIGHT
OR DOUGLAS COUNTIES. Adv
Remember, we are closing out
all of our Spring Goods. Now is
the time for you to save money
by calling and buying your
Shoes and Dress Goods, Fine
Shirts in fact, all. of the spring
stuff you need, from us, as we
will save you money.
Adv. ]. D. REYNOLDS.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-09-03
Is YOUR NAME HERE
Roll of Honor.

The following have our thanks
for cash on subscription since
our last issue:
Lola Brazeal. Argyle, Texas.
Gus Brazeal, Mansfield.
H, G. Crider, Mansfield.
Bonnell Produce Co., Mans
field.
j. D. Reynolds, Mansfield.
J. E. Craig, Mansfield,
A. E. Brown, Mansfield.
r. l. Handy, Mansfield.
J. A. Young, Monroe, Ky,
Fl. r. Williams, Los Angeles,
Calf.
]. E, Rich, Mansfield.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-09-03
To Exchange for West Mis-
souri, Land

80 acres in Montgomery Co.,
Kans. Fair improvements; five
room house, orchard, near school
and church, near railroad, all
good, level land. This land is
near the oil and gas belt and can
be leased to the oil company for
a cash rental. Also 100 acres in
Eastern Colorado, improved, 4
miles from good town, all good
land, near school and church,
Would exchange for a good farm
in Western Missouri. Write the
owner, 5. a. HALL,
Rural Route No. 1,
ADV Elk City, Kansas
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-09-03
THE PUBLIC SCHOOL
News Notes of the Week of
Interest to Pupils, to
Teacher, to Patrons
Enrolment first day 230

Enrolment first day 230
We are ready for you to visi
US.
Our new assembly room is ;
beautiful place. Have yoil seen it
The new teachers are wei
pleased with sch. oil conditions ir
Mansfield.
Several very excellent talks
were made by patrons who came
to school Monday morning
Quite a number of boys who
have been very irregular in at
tendance during the past year
started in with new resolutions.
Several new library books have
been ordered and we hope soon
to be fully equipped for promo.
ton to the second class of high
schools
Every room except the high
school is well filled with pupils.
We need more high school stu,
dents. Do you not knoweof some
young person who should be
with US? If so, please let US know
at once.
A part of Friday afternoon will
be spent in cleaning up the
grounds and decorating the
rooms so as to make our school
home as clean and attractive as it
can be.
The high school students will
give their first literary program
Friday afternoon, Sept. II. One
one the questions to be discussed
is the war situation in Europe.
Teachers and pupils were all
pleased to see so many patrons
present at the opening of school
Monday. Your presence encour.
ages US, and your words Of com.
mendatioh and, advice viii bear
much fruit
The high school course of
study, as outlined, is as follows:
9th Grade-English, Ancient His
tory, Algebra, Agriculture; 10th
Grade-English, Medieval and
Modern History, Algebra and
Geometry, Pedagogy; 18th Grade
English, English History, Ge.
ometry and Arithmetic, Sewing.
Our slogan is 1.-THE best school
Mansfield ever had" The teach
ers are well qualified to do their
part, the students seem to have
the right spirit, and the patrons
promise hearty cooperation. If
teachers, pupils and patrons all
work together as they have start.
ed Mansfield will have by far the
hest school she ever had
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-09-03
NoTIcE!

Poll tax was due June |. Sew
eral taxpayers are delinquent,
and if this tax is not paid before
Monday night, September ID,
when the city council meets,
suit will be filed against all de-
linquents. By order of the City
Council G. s. BURNEY,
Adv Mayor.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-09-03
Colt Show Saturday.

The Mansfield Jack Co. will
hold a colt show at d. w.
Hoover's barn Saturday, Sep
tember 5. All having colts sired
by the Mansfield Jack Co.'S
stock are requested to have
same on exhibition by pm. adv
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-09-03
PRAISES THE
RURAL REPORTER
The Wise Editor Does Not
Hamper His Country
Correspondents

Proper reply has been made II
those supercilious persons who
find so much to laugh at in coun
try papers. The country editor
himself, able to care for himseli
in any duel of letters, has put
himself warmly to the task, and,
we believe, has fired the last tel.
ling shot when he maintains that
the painting of Jim Letsinger's s
barn is as relatively impo, tant
as Mrs. Vanderbilt's appearance
at the opera in a new imported
gown.
When the worlds last picture
is painted and the dried and
twisted tubes have been left be-
hind by terrestrial artists, there
will be no more fervent and spon
taneous performerwith a camel's
hair brush than the present day
country correspondent. His sole
reward or hers is free subscrip-
tion to the paper, and how joy
ously y does he or she enter into
the task of creative literature
and inspired journalism!
Wise is the editor who does
not seek to repress or hamper
his correspondents. There is
one in Mansfield, Mo !, who has
corps of prolific producers scat.
tered over the rul Try
routes. They ask no boon l.am
fame, but labor anonymously for
the good of things as they are.
Jakey and Sukey and Rose Bud,
Brown Eyes and Pansy and Liza
Jane-they are happy family,
free to fling the satisfying first
personal pronoun; to jest and to
hint, to sympathize and philoso-
phize to their hearts content.
SUd, but didn't we have nice
rain Saturday," says Liza Jane
at the opening of her column.
1T made the corn and gardens
smile"
Il don't know any of the writ
ers and they don't know me-"
she declares, but l guess l meet
some of them in town every Sat
urday."
A little further down: Bob
Morris said he wished it was
leap year so the girls would come
to see him. He has so many he
can't go to see all of them"
That Wright County, Missouri,
where Mansfield is situated, pre-.
serves the good old custom of
helping out" is indicated by the
that MRS. Hensley
said she would not care if wheat
threshing lasted the year around
if she could swing around the
circle with the others and get
something good to eat"
Pansy touched the idylic when
she says: Charley Frye was
hindered from plowing Monday
by watching Miss Susie pick
blackberries just over the hill."
Katie reveals the fact that
Wright County folks are cheer
fully devout.
There was jolly crowd went
to Wolf Creek Wednesday night
to prayer meeting" she says.
Also, There will be an All Day
Singing at the Baptist Church
in Macomb Sunday. Everybody
come. Bring your hymn books
and dinners.
1t is hot just now in Wright
County, but little later we'd
like to abide there for space.
We d like to be invited to dinner
by John Frye's mother, Mrs.
Stone-and we note with yearn.
ing, that fresh laid eggs may be
had for eleven cents a dozen in
Mansfield. Detroit News.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-09-03
NOTICE.

Saturday, Sept. -, we will
quit selling milk. We have a
dairy outfit for sale, also two or
three good cows.
OAKLAWN DAIRY,
Phone 135 j. N, Craig,
Adv. Prop.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-09-03
Farm Loans

At lowest prevailing rates.
No delay.
Adv. GEO. B. FREEMAN.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-09-03

u itOLtH II / ulU Jars loI Suli.
Adv w. N. DRAPER.
j. II. Martin and wife of Ava
are visiting Prof. j. A. Hylton s.
Good stove wood, Sl.25, full
cord. Phone Verr Williams -Ad
Mrs. S. L. Hensley and son are
visiting relatives in Kansas City.
G. A. Durnell came in Friday
from St Louis to visit home folks
If you need Wheat Drill
See j. G. Carter before you buy.
ADV.
p. w. Newton will deliver your
groceries to any part of the
city.-adv.
Col. L. o. Nieder transacted la-
gal business in Shannon county
this week.
Mrs. Meeks of Ava is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. W.O. Wright
and family.
VIM. Morgan has moved to the
property formerly occupied by
S. G. Rippee.
Fred Kennedy, of Ava. was
here last week en- route to Kan
sas for visit.
County Collector John A. Den
mis-, of Hartville, was here dur
ing the week.
Highest Market Prices paid
for Cream and Eggs at Shin
paugh's. s.-Adv.
Miss Alice Mooney visited
Missie Hilsabeck at Mountain
Grove last week.
Don't buy a grain drill until
you see the Van Brunt Drill at j.
d. Reynolds ADV.
If you want to save money on
your Groceries buy them at
P. w. Newton 's-Adv.
For SALE-Scholarship in the
Central Business College at Sc,
dalia. Call at this Office.
No hunting nor tresspassing
allowed on the farm of
Adv. r. ID. FINDLEY.
If you want the best wheat
drill on the market buy a Van
Brunt from J.D. Reynolds. ADV
~ Mrs. j. p. Anderson and child
rem of Springfield are visiting
her mother, Mrs. Henry Coday.
Advertise the stock show. Use
attractively printed envelopes,
for sale at this office at 25 for 10c
You are mis- sing the best half
of your life by not buying your
Bread at Shinpaugh's Store
ADV.
j. r. Brewer is now sole own.
er of the Mansfield Transfer Co.,
having bought the interest of M.
E Dennis.
A card from Mrs. Ruth Rich
orders her address changed
from Ocean Park, California, to
Mansfield.
The VanBrunt will drill wheat
and oats where the others fail.
Guaranteed to be the best on the
1 market. ADV
Miss Corinne Hitchcock has
gone to Chicago to take year
course in nursing at the Hahne.
man hospital.
The stock show catalogue will
be printed at once. If you wish
your ad or any special premium
therein, please let us know at
once. This premium list will be
widely distributed and your ad
should appear therein.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-09-03

], B. Freeman of Eagle Roller
Mills is building a new ware.
house,.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-09-03

from Mountain Grove Misses
Goldie Neighbors, Mae Whet
stine, Grace Warner, Bessie Al
len, Vassessa Scott, Nellie John,
son and Alice Moore. The med
al was presented to the winner
Miss Allen in "a neat speech by
Arthur Arnold. Other numbers
on the evenings program were
music by the choir, Scripture
reading by Mrs. Burney, invoca-
ton by Prof. Hylton, vocal solo
by Miss Bertha Miller, and a vi
olin solo by Miss Ruth Haverty.
The receipts of the contest were
$7.65.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-07
RETAIL CLERKS WILL
BEGIN WORK SUNDAY

Assistant Manager Richard Cranes OF
the Retail Clerks baseball team has re,
quested all the boys wishing to try out
for the Clerks team, as well as last
years members TO report at Eighth
South and Main streets Sunday morning
at 1880 o'clock, weather permitting.
Cranes has been assured several
games with the Union association teams,
and, consequently. has decided on get
ting the team in condition to make a
showing. In years past the Clerks have
always made the Union lcaguers go 10
win,
Only light practice will be had. with
the main idea Of having the boys get
their eyes on the ball.
Those who arc requested to be present
are: Mann, SowadZkl Repholtz, Clarence
Johnson, Joe Johnson. Treseder, Barber.
Coleman: Castleton, ambrose Hal. VIE VIE.
Fitzpa trick. Book, Fitzgerald, Vossmeyer,
Williams. Stecll and Margetts. and any
others who wish to report
Two OF last years team Will go to
the Boise team of the Union assoclati tion,
and the Clerks hope again to have a man
OF two TO send UP during the season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-07
Juarez Results.
~ InteruationaI Nows Service

First race. four furlougc--Dou cohez. loa
(CavanouGh). to 90 won; Mex, III (Roonoy).
s TO 5. second: Call Shot ll2 (Molcsworth). 8
to 1. third. Time, Al AS Limbus. Ray r,
Miller, Tower Tod Cook and Whto Crown also
ran
Second race. six furlonge-RcaI Worth. 107
(McCarlhy). 20 10 /, won: Thaka, 105 (aolcs-
WORTH 8 to /. second; Wool, 100 (Mott) TO
l. third, Time. I:1i. House Party. Chapudaro,
Stella Grainc. Admiralg Daughter c. K. Davis
LeFori, Parcel Post. Mcshach. Lambs Tail and
Ada Kennedy also
Third rpco, mile-Hnsson. l03 (MotO.
to 2. won Davo Montgomery. ITO (Kelsay). 6 to
l.. secoud: Cool. lO5 (MGthcwsJ, TO /, third
Timo. 1888 4-5. EthoIda. Van Horn aud John
Louis also
Fourth race, six furlongs-Kipg Worth 1lo
(Kcdcris) TO g. won; Captain Burns, ll2 Van-
duscn). TO /. second: Milton Roblee. liz (Car-
rolD. 3 to |. third. Time. lag S-6. Red Path.
Avis and Bob HensIoy also ran,
Fifth race. six furlongs-GylH 95 (MctcalO. II
to !. won; Baltimore, lO2 tsederisl, to l. sec
ond; Dr. Bailey, los tMathcws), 10 TO l, thltd.
Time. l:iS As, Corona, Burlington Bceo. Idaho
Cook. Angie D.. va Iy Yip. Eddie Foy, Ajnx.
Irish Ann Atlica, Patrick T.. and Say also ran. I.
Sixth race, one milc-unclc Bon. loT CMott),
II to 3, won, Hardy JOE tHoward), 90 to |. sec
ond; sir FrotfuI, a7 GdetoalD to T. third rlmo.
1888 5-5. Cortllc F.: Taboo. connaught and High
street also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-07
Results on the Turf ;
Weights, Riders
and Entries
Charleston Results.
By International News Service

By International News Service.
First race. six furlongs-Joeauin, 105 (Smyth).
TO !. wou vcchoD. 95 (Murphy). TO I, Sec
ond: Tyro. lOl (Ncandcr), II to O. third. Time.
1:1e %. Chiffon Queen. Marty Lou, Scarlet
Pimpernel, First AID. Bad News II aud Ethel
borry also ran.
Second race six furlongs-Lttlc Ep, 100 OVAL
dron). Is to !, won; Billy Stuart. 95 tsmythl,
TO l. second Schaller, ia (Corey). TO 1.
third Time l.1s 1-5. Joe Finn. Carburetor.
Austin Sturtevant Dasccs Judge Monk Elfail
and Belfast also ran.
Third race four furIopgs-commonada, 1o7 (Na-
than), 10 TO !. won. Spl!tt. 90 tMurphy) 10 l,
second: Yellow Flower III tTcahanl, TO l.
third Time so 2-5. jesse Jr,. Kcwpie. Sapto.
Ankln. | May and StaIwart Helen also ran
Fourth race. five and half furonGa-Coppor-
town. l07 tMurphy), 10 q won: Martrc. los
Corey, TO l. second; Ethebuvg H. 81 tSmyth),
90 to 1. third. Time. l:l0 Rye Straw. Dick
Dondwood. Paror Boy, Flying Yankee. Double
Five and Lonn Shark also
Fifth race one mile-IIclen NJ. lo4 tMcTaggarQ.
10 .. won Patty Reagan. % (Murphyl. 10 to
8 second; JczaiI 90 tsmythD. % to j. third.
Time, 1916 20. Tom Hancock. Banjo Jim and
Peacock also ran.
Sixth race. mile and elghth-Milton D..
1o7 tKn!ghp 5 to j. won; Mary Ann X. %
(Murphy) TO >. second; Cockspur. los (Turuer).
to l, third Time 1853 +-5 Knight OF Uncau.
BillIo Baker. TaJ Pay. PLANT and Port Arlington
also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-07
/ THE WINNER
|OVER CALIFORNIA
Ia Young University
|feats Golden State
Representatives.
The Tribune.

% The Tribune.
y March s.-The debatins tea nj
|ffng the Brigham Young unlver-
ured q hard earned decision over
h from the University OF Southern
a here tonight The Brigha m
|1iversity was represented by Will
|Iraer and Everett Mattoon and
.ersity OF Southern California by
Wilson and Charles Schwencke.
feam had met with defeat prior
.Ieht's contest. which was award
.s local team By a vote OF two
w. u. had the negative side Of
Ilion. "Resolved, That the United
.houid exempt all United States
aged in coastwise trade pass
|-.Fh the Panama canal from toll
the right to exempt such vessels
|snts were so ably presented by
|eg that there was a question IN
"a OF the majority Of the largo
"a persons present as TO whom
LON should be given. Judge A. b.
and Frank 3. Stephens.
~H. Roberts and Bishop f. s,
OF Salt Lake acted as Judges.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-07
Aggies.
EN- AND GALLANT
* REFEREE TODAY

. O'Brien. the clever Seattle
mo Is matched to meet Gilbert
y Boston la Il twenty-round bout
" next Wednesday night for the
u the Murray baseball team,
nls workout Yesterday morning
a rest for the remainder Of the
c VIII be back on the road this
went about his work as usual.
on the roads bright and early
! Through his regular gymnasium
me afternoon. EIe worked with
Shadow boxed for six rounds
I'd UP with four fast rounds with
Ener.
d the boys are practically down
-quired weight OF J35 pounds and
IRE due TO weigh in at 3 o'clock
|kternoon of the bout neither one
! TO do any strenuous sweating
10 make the weight.
'<ers VIII meet with the promoters
no this afternoon to select q
tqr the bout and. although the
nns never been broached, it is
<kht they will have any trouble
ing on man who will be salts
q d. c. Smith. who is handling
Tor the Murray baseball club.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-07
Charleston Entries,

~ International News Service.
First race six furlongs-cucod i0o. MaiiS 100,
lnspoctor I,rsirndc lie. Eisio Hcrudon. 100. Daily
Waters. 90. schuri. lie: Bundlo Of Rags, ?s; Bell"
Chiffon. l0I; Elsie Green. %: Ncllchcn, 20; Rod
aud Gun, l0S; jim Caftrey. ll2.
Second race selling. six furlongS-michaei An
COLO liz: John Man. 1ts: nr. Doughorty. us
Armor Io1. Stucco, 81. Protagoras lo7; Captaiu
Cariuody. iI2; Lady Innocence, %; AuHtln aturta-
want, ne; Gngnaut, 1lc; Tony W. III; Fasces,
los: Palma II,. Coming Coon. 1l6.
Third race. flvo furlonEs-HudA'g Brothcr. l0a;
Charles Camel. %: Susan B., 100; Promised
land 1Io: Miss Gayle. as; woolgatc. lis: Amer
icug liJ; Minda. 90; Fort donroe. )os Ben
Loyal, 1i5.
Fourth raeo milo and seventy yards-Roysl
Mercer Ioo Tolthorpc 1903: Bob r., loy Jacob
Bum. 1o2; Feather pusicr. 49, Etfendl. lo7
Filth race. selling. nix MISUNDERSTANDING, 1oI;
Lord welIs los: lucsion. liz. Pluvus. 1oS: Prov
incc; Io9: Barcourt liz; Willis, io7; somidunver.
fI5; Bcriis ii5; Font. II2; Joe Finr ioi
sixth rurc. sclliug. oue milo Guianohu. 1ls;
Old Jordan 9S: Tanunda, loD; Snow Flake, ioS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-07
DANNY MURPHY FOR
ORIOLES, is REPORT
Bv international News Service.


PHILADELPHIA, March 6.-According
TO a report from Baltimore today. Man,
ager Dunn Of the Orioles has purchased
Danny Murphy. outfielder OF the PhIla-
delphia American league team.
Later Murphy denied that he had
signed with Baltimore. but this denial
was said TO have been made. In order
TO obtain better price for his cafe In
Norwich. Conn, which he feared would
probably be sold at a bad bargain II 1t
became known that he was no longer a
White Elephant
There was general surprise among the
Athletics when II became known today
that Danny would no longer be connect
ed with the club. II was supposed that
when Murphy left the Athletics he. like
other veterans OF the club, would become
the manager of some team,
From Manager Macks expla ma ton of
Murphy being let go, II is suspected that
Murphys shift to the international lea que
club may be only temporary, and that
eventually Mack will aid Danny in get
ting a mana gerial berth.
The shifting of Murphy 10 Jack Dunn's
club is likely TO be one Of the war meas
ures TO he adopted by the jor leagues
in fighting the Federals.