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The Washington herald., 1916-01-02
CARROLL TOSSERS
WILL OPEN SEASON

Carroll Institute will start its bss-
ket-ball season on January s. game to
start at Sis to be followed at $50 by
dancing.
First game on January 8, viii be
with the Lord Baltimore club, Of Bal
timore- This club defeated Carroll In
Baltimore on December is.
Walter Cahill. formerly Of Mount St
Joseph. is coaching the team. and has
not as yet decided on the team he will
place on the floor.
The schedule is not completed, but II
is assured that there will be a game
and dance every Saturday night In
January and February.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-02
JOHNNY KILBANE IS
BEATEN BY MITCHELL

Cincinnati, Jan. Johnny Kilbane, OF
Cleveland. champion feather-weight oi
the world, emerged from his ten-round
argument with Ritchie Mitchell of Mil.
waukee, lightweight champion aspirant
in the Music Hall this afternoon a badly
whipped champion.
Mitchell was three pounds heavier, iust
as strong per pound, and just as clever
when 1t came to actual boxing. He ha6
seven of the ten rounds all his own
and from the opening of the eighth had
Kilbane bleeding furiously from a bad
cash beside the left eye
The Washington herald., 1916-01-02
Wizards Victory Over
johnson Only Bright
Light in Boxing Game
BOXING BOUTS THIS WEEK
TUESDAY, JANUARY 4.

EsDAY, JANUARY 4.
Leach Cross VS.. Frank whitney,
10 rounds, at New York City.
Charley white VS.. Matt Wells,
II rounds, At Boston, Mass.
Johnny ErtIe VS.. Jack snyles,
10 rounds, at New York City.
Marty Cross VS.. Harry Cattle,
10 rounds, at New York City.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY ).
Pal Brown vs.. sammy Taylor,
s rounds, at windsor, Ontario.
FRIDAY, JANUARY Z.
Frank Moran vs.. Jim CoGey, 10
rounds, at New York City.
SATURDAY, JANUARY s.
Joe wellIng vs.. Jimmy Murphy,
9 rounds, at Philadelphia.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-02
MORIARITY BEATEN
BY FRANKIE NELSON

Syracuse, n. Y, Jan. FRANKIE Nell
son, the Buffalo light-weight, scored
q victory over Gene Moriarity, of Syra-
cuse, in two rounds here this afternoon
Within twenty seconds after the fght
started Nelson floored Moriarity with
right to the jaw and followed 1T with
three knock-downs. Within one minute
in the second round Moriarity was in
a helpless condition and lost to Nelson.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-02
Cadets Want Games.

Poolesvtlle, Mo. Jan. 1-The
Briarley Hall Military Academy bas-
ket-ball team would like to arrange
games with Washington teams. The
games must be played on Washington
floors. Only small guarantee desired.
The cadets average IL years OF age
and desire games with teams in this
class Address Lieut. c. W. Wood
ward, Poolesville. Nd.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-02
Is Showing Glass,

New York. Jan. 1-Firmin Cassignol.
the French billiard expert, won both his
afternoon and evening games of ls,2 balk-
line yesterday at Daly's. A remarkable
feature was the fact that Cassignol had
q high run Of "a both afternoon and even
ing. and had the same average Is Ills
f. Williams was the victim in the aft
ernoon. He scored q, with a high run
of u. and DR.. ]. Bauer lost in the even
ing, with a total Of 80 and a high run
OF L.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-02
JOE AzEVEDO DRAWS
WITH JOHNNY DUNDEE

Philadelphia. Jan. Joe Azevedo. Of
California. held Johnny Dundee 10 a
draw In SIX furious rounds at the Ma
tionsi A. {. here this afternoon. II was
a hard-fought bout
The Washington herald., 1916-01-02
Seek Golf Championship.

New York. Jan. 1.-The executive COM
mittee OF the United States Golf Associs-
ton announced that IL has added the
Kent Country Club. OF Grand Rapids.
Mich, TO the list of courses to be pre-
scented at the annual meeting for the open
ehampionship in 1915
The Washington herald., 1916-01-02

GOLF GAMBOLSI
JINX'S OFFICE.

Copyright Newspaper Syndtcate)
The phone bells aringing everybodys jump,
AS cackng the ticker spells story of the slump;
The frightened sinks
they where boss have lost all Jinx
The managers exhausted, and boys all in,
The stenogapher tainted in turmoil and
For the keeps lambs shorn Of WOOL
And though golf Jnx change he a bull.
At last they spotted dragged links
nd his frantic manager unfolds the of inx
phone best he choking and sad;
And Jinx replies why goodness isn't that too bad!
The boss speaking: SAY just phone
golf shop they my Joe Malone
Md that the brassey which he doesn't
But the driver is corker and the puter is a bcaut'
games compel players
despite
without disqualification 1t is hardship unworthy of
Where when the
driving
lucky
clubhouse when the dges their
fortunate competitors? The<ule is absurd
you be good you the
nothing inspiring
suppose
line for the N A. after several hours each
the touches of the who
happened caciminng
should
Suppose
would have whkrs feet long;
would be
your bbering
rescung
anything
lively" Suppose year. you you
knowledge watching
you you
the regular diet
develop sweet efcomplacency of mndgolhng
but what the of golf if the other fellow
licking life you? Follow the follow
with much possible
initiate them You will do it unconsciously.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-02
To Fight Ertle.

New York. Jan. Jimmy Taylor,
the New York bantam-weight, will get
another crack at the title when he tackles
Johnny" Ertle In a fifteen-round bout in
Baltimore the last week in January.
Bob" FenneH, his manager. has prac-
ideally Egned him up
The Washington herald., 1916-01-02
Battle 70 Zulu Kid.

New Orleans. Jan l-Before 1000
fans Zulu Kid OF Brooklyn. defeated
Jack Doyle. Of New York, in fifteen
rounds last night
The Washington herald., 1916-01-02

In the
a
in
Of
55-yad line, equalng the Eastern record
The Washington herald., 1916-01-02

11nf ths coming year win be featured
~ > uember Of championship matches
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-27
Osborne

According 20 the far-'s ~ SOME folks Thomas
N0W Osborne yes gn@t warden ~ SnE s.~c
might have been Ferv poor prison super
'-rlsr'
A. ans rate his methods dldrt arrea -r -sa
men nho pull 'h. political strings .- Sew N.-s
STATE
We guess Osboraes ideas we're sprung Jus.
generation TOO early there
They might De acceptable west ~ ,na Ms.
sissIppI 'odaF but they ar. lir,lA ahead 80
the center of America civilization
Anyway ae has sowe3 rte seeds which ---s.
eventually result FL q rich harvest. even b. ,t-
soil DO a -riFe stony
As for Osborne r-sf - r-us- have been
worth wa.e 20 have rad AGO" 1t sogi-fy.- ol'
casts file by and one bv one -e.1e tt, band and
mlruur from the depths o' their unhappy
hearts God bless yog for vtat yrl have 1rua
Toy Ua'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-27
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-27
Thursdays and Saturdays
BY Or. FRANK CRANE
topyr,Sht, 1915, b. Frank Crane)

ON Thursdays and Saturdays | am
good; that IS, some seasons, when the
moon is full and the weather is not too
humid.
see the beauties Of poverty. of re-
nunciation, of fasting, of the pure spirit
ual if, Thursdays and Saturdays.
am fond OF Maeterhnck and William
James. | read Tolstoy and Browning,
go in for the csoteric stuff and am enthu-
siastjc about New Thought-Thursdays
and saturdays.
Fridays and every other Tuesday be-
uevc IN authority. admire uniforms, re-
,pect ,he venerable church, and see how
necessary 1t IS that we all conform Ger
tain Wednesdays. from nine to eleven
thirty p NJ. am an anarchist, and want
10 break everything down and blow
every thing up,
When the wind is i'm the south | am
vegetarian and also loathc coffee, alco-
mol, tobacco pepper, and all other condi-
mtnts and utllants; but when the wind
veers around 70 the east ! am prone TO
o'ei>teaA ana hi''i''y' "hlle OF "ha' /
want TO DO when the wind is a bit west
hy northwest the less said the better
II ! write my creed ! must needs
date H.
II ! confess my tastes and leanlngs |
.hou'" add. Burn TINS letter.
Consistency Is more than a Jewel. 1t
. Is collection of Jewels.
Vet ! admire men of fixed principle.
stern men and stubborn men, am so
myself-ThurdayS and Saturdays
read the arguments for prepared
ness and ana convinced and vote for more
Ioat'.e~hpS and soldiers. But next morn
ng | am for peace.
adore blondes Friday afternoon
from two to six
] believe IN saving money and of every
bit r,re.v.. ary,ay. put "a mart IN the
.,,.....-. l.,,.t 49,. - ~. ,,,l
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''h very economical ana "eeP q 'lr'ct
account iU my at'le vest poesethooN 81
. all my minute expenses. and add up 40
the close of each day. and see wherein
. I can rctrcnch ON the morrow. and dream
~ bp,ioo MORTGAGES Ifla Callowav--
r,,..'i.,', AMI .s,',,...,..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-27
ANSWER TO QUERY

I''e' t.2 Thar was tas t.- STRAW
.a.a taken T.. E... $50. ...a war r..
have au' .fsH I.. .rs.t tras fa-e 'he ts-.-E
~ which now under ass ss announced
Dear A~Eo.- We understand Via. f-.- u.
'r. regular .-4a vote We .4r..' answer ra.r
second question. Hor h1orI-s eaa. 'ae f-rt
one vss
Dsa. irGs.rsr Tho -tr ..t. t.a. .e NOW
be.as taken 0g 'te Hsr- ts .a#....s.I .s.
regular one
Dear Politician l1I Should -a, le' Tho
figures worry YOU ar ..a' ws- nov mo- News.
regular straw vote Tho regg'a A. straw vote IS
being taken 40 The p-eser' time
If you are Wilson supporter vel tell
you how you can get lot Of nice thing
said about yourself in DetroIt's Rcpub-
lican paper-fop 20 Hughes
c. 7 S.-Last evening the aoee wife vsrarkss
that she vas glad the SUNDAY revival vas dong
some GOOD In Detroit az she noticed down
town hardware store has card In tns window
stating q has second hard vises for ssle-T
They kept Roosevelt from speaking for
81 minutes in Chicago by cheering Any
thing, it seems, to keep Roosevelt from
speaking.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-27
SOCIAL AND personal.

Mr. and Mrs. 3 e. Annually eft for t0er
home m Beach Corners yesterday. sfte-
seven weeks visit y, q Mr. ard Mrs r w.
EVergoire Nov you must cor0e ard =.
turn this visit sad Mrs k7-.s,. y 70 Mrs.
Eversoi0s "You made . pretty strong"
SAD Mr.. Annually on t7e tram. she grit
fool you.
II the reports arc true that Villa i.
raising a beard. tha. fellow Imply must
3ote on unpopu.arty.
VIII tine jingle ~ the guinea help the
hurt that hono feels when dry NIcn.-
gan esySpaperS accept vet copy with q
caption ike this
"pRC-t5lTtcs IS lost
SAVE COUNTY uNfT~
rs WON T-E CRY
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-27

d., q, ..t a. L. - F-1,,, - a
'he reno" WIN we o's ''''''
might before,
Sweet has declared publicly OVEN
HIS OWN NAME. Mr. Northwestern
~. .-. d.. .,,.,rs ,r,bihi+io, and
ne mace the 1e''aI''''.., - q ''''''''''''''
for governor IN cong when ne was very
fair toward those who may not want 10
support dry candidate for governor.
Sleeper has not displayed anything
like sweet , courage or sympathy with
the alz ssle 70 the state OF which he
would hs governor,
Ha has said chat he Is personally dry
uut t.a. he doesn't believe the proEla,-
..un issue ...at ~ be- mixed with poll
tics
-Ra.. view is that the mixing IN Of
... rr nu0n issue isn't going 20 hurt
.o. tc- anywhere near as much or Zee
anywhere neal AS harmful as the mixing
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-27
Time Out, Please, While
We Explain Matters for
a Northwestern Voter

n MI INV CSlGIll ONNh
The Times is in receipt o.. letter
from a correspondent who would have Us
sign his communication a Northwest
ern Voter" asking
WHAT promise or assurance have We
that Connolly is going TO be bit better
mayor Of Detroit than Marx
Then the letter goes on to say that
"all voters know Connolly stand on the
saloon question
In which connection we would state
that if there is any Detroit voter who
does NOT know Judge Connolly stand
on this question, said voter most certain
~ is not reader Of newspapers.
Judge Connolly has stated quite plain
ly and very emphatically that the law is
greater than any man or any mayor and
has made his campaign on a platform OF
law-enforcement and what he has said
has been said over his own name, in the
open, and not as a "A NORTHWEST
ERN VOTER" or by any other nom de
plume
Our correspondent cannot see. he says,
why we support Connolly for mayor.
The Times has given its support to
Judge Connolly for the same reason that
"A Northwestern Voter" would give
his support to the fire department if his
house were burning.
He would very likely incline to an opin-
ion that inasmuch as the fire needed put
ting out, the fire department could best
perform that service.
Our city is being consumed because it
has surrendered to lawlessness.
There are two candidates for mayor.
Only one of these candidates has indi-
Gated that he is awake to Detroit condi-
tions and Detroit's danger
Detroit NEEDS CLEANING Up.
Only one of these candidates has indi-
Gated an appreciation Of the fact that
Detroit needs a cleaning up
That one is Judge Connolly.
He says he will clean up Detroit
The Times wants TO see Detroit
cleaned up.
Therefore The Times wants to see
Judge Connolly elected mayor
"As for John Gillespie" writes a
Northwestern Voter can any actual
charge or specific instance be named
wherein he has not done his duty as
police commissioner?
Not to any law-brcaking saioonkeeper
knowledge.
"A Northwestern Voter takes Us t.
task, too for supporting sweet for gov
ernor.
There has reached our correspondent
rumor that Sweet owns or did own d
hotel with bar, and he says ne is sus-
picious of such man when he hears
him declare for prohibition
We do not know whether Sweet owns
now, or whether in the past he may have
owned hotel with a bar, but if in
either case "A Northwestern Voter has
heard the truth, he ought to be better
able to understand Michigan's excellent
chances of going dry in November.
IL MICHIGAN GOES DRY IT WILL
OWE THE FACT TO THE VOTES OF
THOSE WHO HAVE TOUCHED FL.
BOWS WITH WHISKY, AND TO THE
VOTES OF NOT ONE OR A FEW
BUT HUNDREDS WHO ARE EITHER
IN THE WHISKY BUSINESS OR
HAVE BEEN IN THE WHISKY BUSI.
NESS OR IN SOME POSITION TO AC-
QUAINT THEMSELVES THOROUGH
LY WITH TIL CURSE or WHISKY.
"Nevsr again" is heard oftenest from
$780, -----,----------
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-27
Health gye-t.era Ar.sersf

To IU.tr .
.au. .Htr.s g..t .r
juice. AMI moss eHe r ru "a. ta
bed without o. De- DE- Hif,IlI
a feN oranges q day Rill not Aurl
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-27

the fellow with the big head from the
night before
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-27

SAYS The WISE OLD OWL:
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-10-27

The Mental Culture club az Storrs
was entertained ON Monday evening
last by Mrs. George Henderson. who
gave q lecture on Tai Mahal while
Mrs. q. r. Hall gave talk ON cur
rent events Mrs. a. Storrs was the
guest of the evening.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-10-27

Miss Gladys helms entertained Sat
urday evening at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs Harry santschi at Hiawathn.
rive hundred being the game of the
evening. Those present were Mes
danes Elmer Young. Robert Schultz
and Harry Santschi: Misses Fairy
Adems. Fern Odekirk. Anna Wood
son. Mary Woods. Rosamond Powers.
Thelma Fouts and Leona Jensen OF
Price. and MeHsrs. Elmer Young, Rob
ert Schultz, Harry Santschi, John
carta, Angus johnson. Lynn Fausett.
Lyle Tatton and Ralph Green. Hon
ors were won by Miss Leona Jensen
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-10-27

and Lynn Fausctt. Refreshments
were served and most enjoyable
time was had.
An affair of unusual enjoyment was
the dance last night at which Miss
Mildred MacI,ean and her brother.
VIII MacIcan. entertained their
young friends nc the Ladies' Literary
club. Potted palms and ferns, COM
bincd with lovely chrysanthemums.
were attractively arranged In. the re-
ception hall and about the rooms
Iteceiving with Jhe host and hostess
were Mt. and Mrs w -. Maclscan
and Mr.. and Mrs. y. ~ Cameron. Tall
vases of yellow Japaneue chryHanthe-
NUNS were used ON either side of the
punch table. that was covered with
cloth Of ciuny lace over satin. can.
dies and punch were served during
the evening by Miss Lucille MacIsean
and MiEs Grace Jeremy Music was
furnished during the evening by the
Hilton orchestra. ana hundred aud
fifty guests were prcsent-Salt Lake
Telegram. 2iEt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-10-27
FOR SALE

Having disposed Of my dairy busI.
ness I have twenty-five (2sl head Of
good milk cows for sale. VIII sell
sinsly or any way to svIt buyer.
JAMES A. kADDAs.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-10-27

Prof. and Mrs. ]. q. Gubler enter
tained several friends at dinner last
Tuesaay evening. the affair being In
honor ~ the formers birthday.
The Mental Culture club az storrs
was entertained ON Monday evening
last by Mrs. George Henderson. who
gave a lecture on Tai Mahal. while
Mrs. q. r. Hall gave talk ON cur
rent events. Mrs. u. storrs was the
guest ot the evening.
Miss Ida Tanner entertained the
Tuesday Evening club this week at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. George y.
helms. The time was passed at cards
with refreshments. The next meeting
~ the club will DO next week with
Miss June ChristopherSon at the Ar
gyic apartments.
Misses Marie and Mclva Harris en-
tsrtnincd the Campfire Girls last
Tuesday evening az their home on
North Ninth street. ALMOST the entire
membership being present. The next
meeting will be two weeks hence at
the home OF Mra1t g. Green. the
guardian. and will br the regular
ceremonial affair.
Mrs. John Hail. Mrs. Fred Cox aud
Mrs Fred NJ. Cox. Jr.. entertained
complimentary To- Mrs. George y.
Bench. Jr.. of Price and her sisters
from Canada and Bonetn Saturday
AFTERNOON az the home OF Mrs. y. NJ.
Cox. Jr. Music was furninhcd by Mrs
johnson. Mrs Della Jensen and Miss
Donettc Cox. Refreshments were
served Co thirty-flve guests -Manti
Messenger. goth.
NJ. v. Crockett. well known editor
Of the Deiieaue New Era. has been
married. lie took for his charming
wife Miss Ona l.. Ncill OF Stamps.
Ark. ON October 18th. the news being
first sprung In the New Era ON Oo-
tober 2iEt. The ncwlywcdr have ar
rived home and the bride IL fast get
ting acquainted with he Beauc aud
environH and likes this country. The
groom h popular young man who IL
receiving congratulations and the
bride II an accomplished young lady.
--0rRnd Junction tCoio.) News. ESD
Mr.. and Mrs. ed q. Little left last
Il WIN wv NhfAf HWY VIII
make their home. Previous 90 their
departure Mrs. Little was given a
farewell surprise party az the home
Of Mrs. ed Gregg. Sixteen ladies took
part In the reception. and four tables
at bridge were played. Mrs. Lake
Young winning the point and Mrs r.
H. Warren the honor prize. The la
dies presented Mrs, Little with an
appropriate gift a. slgnalize their re-
greet Rt her departure. Those present
were MeSdames Cook. Warren. Gregg,
Young. Thompson. Little. HanSelman.
Avery, ballinger. Thomas. Snyder.
oLoughlln, McElderry. Thiole. Me-
Ginnis and chambers.-Helpcr Times.
2ist
Miss Gladys helms entertained Sat
urday evening al the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs Harry SantSchi at Hiawathn,
five hundred being the game of the
evening. Those present were Mes
danes Elmer Young. Robert Schultz
and Harry Santschi: Misses Fairy
Il A 4.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-10-27

THE LADIES' HOME JOURNAL.
The Saturday Evening Post aud
The Country Gentleman wish 20 se-
cure the spare time of man or We.
man 10 act as local representative In
Price and vicinity, looking after the
renewals OF their many subscriptions
In this section. and introducing these
publications To new readers. Pay.
ment Will he made In salary and com.
mission. Previous experience IL de-
sirable but not essential For details
address. with references. box G5i.
The Curtis Publishing Company, In.
dependence Square, PHILADELPHIA.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-10-27

James Glove. appointed postmaster
at Provo under the Mckinley admin
iAtration and who has held the place
under succeeding administrations In
Difference To that being senator
SmootH home town. was this week
drposcd. Irregularities are charged
In financial matters. which are We
hcmently denied by Glove. In the
meantime. however. Col. e. ". i.oose.
one OF cloves bondsmcn. II In charge
of the office.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-10-27

Prof. and Mrs. J. q. Gubler enter
tained several friends at dinner last
Tuesday evening. the affair being In
honor of the formers birthday.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-10-27

WANTED-EIGHT PICK coal
miners; five foot vein. mo- dirt: Si.25
a ton ana all winter work. Board soc
meal Bunk accommodations No
labor trouble, Come 20 Lhpoint. liG
miles north of Price via Myton.--
GEORGE PANCAKE.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-10-27
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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-10-27

whore are my children
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-10-27

Miss Ida Tanner entertained the
Tuesday Evening club this week at
the home of MIR. and Mrs George y.
helms The time was passed at cards
with refreshments. The next meeting
~ the club viii DO next week with
Miss June ChristopherSon NJ the Ar
gylc apartments