Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 17

iM fUNDAY FEBRUARY 13 1914 FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM Howard Returns to Panthers Had Offer From Kansas City Gumm and Boles Join Hands With CU Athletic Forces a Director and Coach at Poly to Help Christians Back on Map BY L)r Gumnt of Polytechnic College president of the Texas Intter-collegiate Association and Boles lege president of the Texas Inter-tion will both be with the Texas Christian University next fall This announcement w-as made from Saturday Dr Gunun will be athletic director and Boles coach of all athletic teams during the 1914-1915 season beginning with the football season next fall In selecting Dr Gumm to lead the athletic forces of C- the directors have picked a man who is a stickler for clean athletics a man who has placed the Texas Interscholastic Association at the height of Us efficiency and In naming William Boles as coaih they have chosen a man who as coach of Polytechnic College has proven his ability At present Is under suspension by the I A A for an infraction or the rules but in the interim she has shown bey-ond a doubt that she is sorry- of her former misconduct and at the annual meeting of the A A in April is sure to get a clean bill pf sale and a fresh start on the right path Can Schedule Games So confident is the I A A that will be reinstated nt the next meeting that every team in the association has granted -the -Christians the right to arrange a tentative football schedule with teams of the association contingent upon the Christians again getting In good standing From present prospects will have one of thet strongest football teams in the history of the institution Besides several stars developed during the suspended period a number of the old men who wore the moleskins there before she Incurred the displeasure of the I A A will be back in harness At the April meeting of the I A A Polytechnic College athletes will ask the association to waive the one-year rule in their favor This is in view of the fact that the Methodists will have no athletics next year Should the request be granted a number of best men vvill follow Coach Boles to the Christian camp Henry Arranges Schedule Patrick -Henry who ig at present director of athletics at has just about completed the football schedule for 1914 The schedule calls for games with every team of the Tr I A A with the exception State University and it is not at all Improbable that a game niay yet be arranged with the Dick Speer Former White Sox Hurler Signs Contract With Nance PANTHERS SIGNED Catchers Vance Erwin Patterson Pitchers Speer Mars Fris-w-ell Darnell Appleton Brewster Infielders A aim MoAvoy Nukes Mason Parkin Rogers Outfielders Howard McLuu-rln Lee Panthers Unsigned Pitchers McCafferty Veasev Nolly Fentress In fielders Eberline neave Wallace Outfielders Tobin BY There was great rejoicing at base-bail headquarters Saturday when the feigned contract of Ernie (Pep) Howard was received He is one of the most consistent outfielders the exas League and in 1913 led the Fort Morth team in hitting Howard was offered a contract by the Kansas Citv hederal league team but in a letter accompanying his signed contract stated that he would rather play here with Kid Nance than to take a chance on the outlaw organization A hile President Morris docs not expect to have any rabid holdouts he has experienced some trouble in round-lng a few belligerent ones into the fold others who have not turned in their signed contracts have not even been hturd from so it is not known whether they are holdouts or whether they intend to sign after reaching Fort Worth Joe Kneaves is the only man on the loster who lias refined to sign at the terms ottered in Ins contract hut little trouble is anticipated in bringing the peppery shortstop around in view of his light hilling last year Eberline Unsigned Shortly before the contracts were mailed out President Morris received a letter from John Ebeilme who is wintering in Los Angeles giving the local ntogui his address Sincfe then Eberline has not lx-en heard from Some time ago it was rumored that George Stovall favored the Panther first sarker but nothing definite has been given out as to whether lias gone over or not None of last year's pitching staff has come through with signed contracts though none of them can be termed holdouts Three of the number Veasey Fentress and Nolly are being counted on as regulars for the 1914 team of the outfielders only one has failed to come through with his signature and that one is lost to the Federal League although if he ever returns to organized baseball be is Panther property He is Tobin who accepted terms with President Morris and later signed with the St Louis Federals The outfield however is causing Manager Nance no worry as he has three dependable men all of whom have signed contracts- The trio consists of old reliable Ernie Howard FEDERAL LEA3UE IS F1JIMI Outlaws Treat Players Far Better Than Organized Forces Do GET SALARY INCREASE Each Renewal Means More Money for Men in Circuit BY FRANK MENKE -NEW YORK Feb' A comparison of the form of contract used by the Federal League and the one used by or ganized baseball ehows that the Fed- eral contract ue-! fepite the fact mat contains sort- i thing akin to the1 much-abused re-1 serve clause is far the fairer to the player of the two The organized entrant as regards the reserve clause is peculiarly word- I worded in suce' 1 ay as to enmesh a player and place hi entire future at the mercy of the magnate It makes the player the property of the magnate for as long a time as the magnate desires and in no way does it assure the player that if his contract is renewed will he get an increase in salary nor does it even assure him his salat won't be cut The rederal league contract binds a player to his club at the expiration oi the contract but hinds him only conditionally Tn case he is not notified by Sept 15 that the club will want his services the succeeding season he ceases to be the property of the club and Is at liberty to contract with anyone he chooses Feds Guarantee increase In addition to thi- the Federal League contract guarantees a player a salary increase of at least 5 per cent every lime his contract is renewed and the club owner binds himself to pay the player his regular season's salary for every day he remains on the re-Berve list The organized baseball contract Bays: Clause 1 The club agrees to pay the player for the season of beginning on or about the day of end ending on or about the day cf 191 a salary at the rate of for such season: and an additional sum at the rate of for sunh reason SAID ADDITIONAL SUM BEIN'? IN CONSIDERATION OF THE OPTION HEREIN RESERVED TO THE FLUB CLAUSES 10 HEREOF' SUD ADDITIONAL SUM TO BE PAID WHETHER SAID OPTION IS EXERCISED OR NOT MAKING THE TOTAL COMPENSATION TO THE PLAYER FOR THE SEASON HEREIN CONTRACTED FOR Clause 10 The player will at the option of the club enter into a contract for fhe succeeding season upon all the terms and conditions of this contract save to clauses 1 and 10 and the salary to he paid the player in the event if such renewal shall be the same as (he total compensation provided for tn clause 1 hereof unless it be increased or decreased by mutual consent" If a lab feels that a player's services are worth Sl'iuo a jear it agree in writing to pay him $4000 It words clause i in such a way that it gives the player about saooo for his services and $1000 extra as a bonus for agreeing to bind himself to the flub through the reserve clause Clause Ten Unfair The wording of Clause 10 looks innocent and fair and yet it isn't The last part of it states that if the contract is rt newel it shall be for the same compensation provided for clause 1 it he in-rcasrd or tie-denser by mutual consent One gathers the idea from that last line that if a club owner wants to cut ft man's salary when time comes to sign a new contract the cut cannot be unless the playc-r agrees Ani -body ever hear of a club owner wno didn't fix the salaries of his players irrespective of tbir wishe-? And wnat has happened tz a player who refused to accept a salary reduction? It sim- ply became a case of accepting or bp in? forced out of organized baseball Here are the connecting clauses in the Federal League contracts that constitute the Federal rrrervo clause Od i- Odeon Theater i 1 Johnson Declares Murphy ricked Evers Into Signing American League President Says Will Stop at Nothing Under Present PAGE SEVENTEEN COLLEGE BASEBALL TEAMS HEAR CALL Poly and Have Fins Prospects for Winning Nines LOWE BACK AT Star Flinger Will Again Be in the Lineup BY With Saturday's defeat at the hands of State University basket ball has been abandoned for the season at Polytechnic College and Just as soon as the weather moderate Coach Boles will call his baseball candidates together EYom the present outlook Poly will have one of the strongest nines that ever represented the Red and Black Tom White the star catcher is back in school and with Percy Enright one of the best pitchers in the North Texas Sunday League last season the Methodists will have a team that auiy college aggregation will have to step some to beat Captain Tandy has an array of new material that has showed up well In practice and the chances for a championship team on the hilltop were never brighter Schedule Manager Wilson has Just about completed his schedule Arrangements for a series of games with State University were made with Director Bell-mont Saturday afternoon but the exact dates for these games will not named until Eellmont gets back to Austin The schedule as arranged thus far is: Austin College Sherman March 18 and 17 Trinity University Fort Worth March 23 and 24 Austin College Fort Worth March 30 and 31 Baylor University Waco April 3 and 4 University of Dallas Dallas April 11 A College Fort Worth April 22 and 23 Trinity University Waxahachie April 26 and 27 University of Dallas Fort Worth May 9 Southwestern University Ft Worth May 13 and 14 Prospects Good Out at Coach Cahoon wH call his baseball squad together Monday afternoon Although the Christians wall not be allowed to play any games with teams of the I A A Athletic Director Henry has arranged several important games The Chinees College team which will tour the United States this spring has booked a game with for March 31 at Morris Park Lowe last star pitcher for the Christians is back in camp McKown an all-state man will again play third base Bourland last year at Poly will probably land an outfield berth as will Cooper a brother of Claude Cooper the fleet-footed New York Giant and Stlrman second string catcher on last team Negroes Run Away With Cash Drawer of Grocery Store Almost duplicating the burglary of grocery store1 at 823 Crawford street Friday night two negroes entered the grocery store of Joseph Beyett 1300 East Rosedale street early Saturday night and carried away with them the cash drawer containing $10 Unlike the Hurwita grocery burglar they were not masked Beyett and his wife are both aged persons and while they were in the back of the store the two negroes entered the front quietly and were -running away with the cash drawer before their footsteps were heard One of the negroes was described as being short and heavy and the other tall having the appearance of an Indian The masked negro who entered store was short and heavy Patrolmen Bills and Collard answered the call and searched the neighborhood for the two negroes in vain OPERATION FATAL 10 VS ASSAILANT Surgeon Saves Wife and Takes Revenge on Man Arrested Special to The Star-Telegrdm PITTSBURG Pa Feb Prof William Robinson upon whom a sensational operation was performed two weeks ago by Dr Martin Griffith of Monessen one of the most prominent surgeons in the Mononga-hela valley died this afternoon at the Charleroi hospital Robinson made a statement to the district attorney of Westmoreland county Just before his death and two hours later was arrested on a charge of murder and placed In jail Dr Griffith on returning home two weeks ago heard his wife crying for help rushed to her assistance and found RobinEon a musician struggling with her Griffith who is much more powerful physically than Robinson knocked Robinson down with a blow of his fist after which he performed the operation on him Robinson was rushed to the hospital but little hope for his recovery was held out Police Chief John Wheatley takes the unusual position that Dr Griffith is worthy of praise In that he proved abundantly able to take care of himself and bis wife also Dr Griffith is 50 years old Mrs Griffith is about 45 and is the mothee of a grown family- One son Jesse 20 is a student at the University of PittVJ burg Robinson was about 65 POLY MUSES GfiHE HGHI WITH STATE i Longhorns Strengthen Their Hold on Championship Defeating Methodists 35-24 In a game which practically decided the state basket ball championship the 1 Texas Longhorns took the long end of a 34 to 23 score from Polytechnic College Saturday afternoon at Poly Poly can attribute her defeat to the goal tossing of Littlefield who threw fourteen goals on free throws besides scoring a goal from field Humphries who was entrusted with the Job of tossing free throws for Poly had an off day and only annexed fiv Poly took the lead at the start and for awhile it looked like the Ililltoppers were going to make a cleanup of the State bunch having a score of 5 to 0 before the Longhorns seemed to get their bearings As the first half drew to a close however tlxe University team got together and aided by beautiful teamwork ami accurate tossing of Ros and Edmunds interspersed with a number of free throws by Littlefield ran the score up to 17 while only managed to get 13 Poly made just as many goals from field in the first half as State but the excellent work of Littlefield on free throws gave the visitors the edge When the final half opened State immediately jumped into a commanding lead scoring 6 more points before Poly landed a basket For awhile it looked as if the Methodists would be swamped under but in the closing five minutes of play Poly finished strong and were just in striking distance of the Longhorn aggregation when time Avas (ailed A ith the State game Poly finished her season By winning this game iPoly- would have had a look-in for the state championship but the loss to Longhorn eliminates her entirely as the Austin outfit has not lost a I game during the entire season The lineup: Poly (24) State (34) MeCorkle Littlefield Center Ross Forward Tandy Buddy Forward wllson Dittmar Guard Major Edmonds Guard Referee Moore of Vanderbilt: umpire Fellmont of Texas Field goals Humphries 4 Tandy 2 Edmunds 3 Ross 4 Major 2 Ddtmar Buddy MeCorkle Littlefield fouls Littlefield 14 Hum-phries 5 Tandy 2 Time of halves 20 minutes SL1KE UNABLE TO GET PROGRESS REPOBIS Placing Records in City Custody Stops Further Review Action of the city in ordering all records of the Lake Worth dam put in the custody of City Engineer on Zuben has made impossible reports upon progress of the dam construction No report upon the progress of the work has been filed since Dec 23 The resolution adopted when the city took charee of toe work called for reports upon progress twice a month Commissioner Elanke Saturday asked for a report on progress It was then discovered that one cannot be made unless the dam records now under lock and key are opened up or an expensive remeasurement and survey made likely- will ask that copies of the records be made in order to permit continuation of the progress reports It was upon his motion that the semi-montLIy reports were ordered originally and he declares them of great importance COOOCOCOOCOOCOOOCJOGOODOOC-C CITY BRIEFS EVERY WOMAN should use WORTH BLEND COFFEE NOBODY should fail to try it Your grocer has it Adv ALLGAIER Plumbing repairs and gas fitting does it better for less and now Phone Lamar 1634 Advertisement Miss Elma Hancock 1904 Heaton avenue entertained Thursday right in honor of her cousins Misses Freda and Vera Leatherwood of Palestine Bunco and hearts were played and prizes were awarded to Miss Myrtle Dayton and John Edmonson Misses Jesie and Elma Hancock gave several musical numbers Miss Evelyn Freedman is the guest of Mrs Goldgraber of the Metropolitan hotel First Presbyterian Church Fourth and Calhoun streets Rev -William Caldwell Ph 1 pastor Public worship at 11 a and 7:45 the pastor pleaching The evening subject Choice Young People's Society meets at 6:30 The Young Sodality of the St Patrick's Catholic Church will give a reception at the Knights of Columbus hall next Saturday from to 9 The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Home Mutual Hail Insurance Company- was held Tuesday- in the office of the company 607 First National Bank building A Mitchell of Fort AYorth was elected president Lee Nelson of Panhandle and Harris of Justin vice presidents Martin of Fort Worth secretary and Dedmon of Fort Worth treasurer A Ogle of Justin and William Keller of Polytechnic and the officers form the directorate Canada Feels Quake QUEBEC Feb An earthquake was felt all over the city- and district of Quebec at 5:43 a today The shock was violent enough to awaken hundreds of citizens Messages from Levis Baic St Paul ami L'Islet recorded the same disturbance No damage was reported TRY A STAR TELEGRAM WANT AD WILLIAM BOLES will probably play her first home game Oct 10 with Southwestern University the first day of the Stock Show The Oklahoma A M- game is set for Nov 20 and will probably be the hardest battle The tentative schedule as announced by Henry Is as follows: Oct 10 Southwestern at Fort Worth Oct 16 A at College Station Oct 26 Rice Institute at Houston Oct 31 Baylor at Waco Nov- 10 Austin College at Fort Worth Nov 20 Oklahoma A M- at Fort Worth No 26 Thanksgiving Day Trinity University at Fort --Worth Charles Murpliy president of the Chicago Cubs today openly defied President Tener and the directors of the National League He sent telegrams to Hub Perdue pitcher and Bill Sweeney second baseman of the Boston Braves ordering them to report to the Chicago club and be prepared to start for Tampa Fla the training camTj on Monday- This was done in spite' of the action of the directors of the league who decided that Murphy yvas not to receive play-ers or money for Boston in for Johnny Evers the deposed Cub manager Players in Tight Hole The action of Murphy puts Purdue and Sweeney- in a tight hole They know whether to join the training squad or wait for orders from Manager Stallings of the Braves What-' ever action the players take appears to be certain to start court action Murphv said this afternoon that If any one attempted to prevent his taking possession of the two players the supreme court of the United States would have an opportunity to settle the question men belong to the said Murphy made a trade with the Boston club for Evers I acted in good faith deal was sanctioned by Boston I entered into an agreement on the deal with the attorney for the Boston club I consider the men assets of the Chicago club No one is going to deprive me of assets of my- club No court in the world would hold that the deal by which I obtained them could be repudiated" Murphy did not start his suit against Ban Johnson president of the American League charging him with slander attorney- is in said Murphy he returns the suit will be MURPHY GETS CALL DOWN FROM TENER NEW YORK Feb 14 Governor John Tener of Pennsylvania president of the said this evening that the Evers deal as it now stands has his official sanction the matter cf the bonus now-ever" he said will have to be readjusted because no player can be bigger than the National League and there must be equity in all cases will go to Boston on whatever terms Boston may make with him As far as Murphy is concern the league will have to take some action that is satisfactory to Just before leaving for Washington Tener wrote a letter to Murphv In effect the governor wrote: methods in the National League will not be permitted any longer The day has passed when anyone man can say: is my club and 111 run it to suit The National league will conduct baseball for the good of the league and the club owners will be held to their responsibilities just as bali players Bronson Wins Fight NEW YORK Feb 14 A cable from Sydney Australia says that Tom McCormick of England knocked out Johnny Summers in one round for the welterweight title and Ray Bronson beat Frank Piccato in twenty rounds Eddie MoGoortv mav meet Dave Smith again iFeb 24 -V 1 i -A A -1 ii a EX'- Aw- Ralph McLaurin purchased from Waco and A1 Lee who comes to the Panthers through purchase from the Topeka club of the Western League I-a et year Lee hit 2M5 for Topeka in 111 games and should make the home club a valuable man Two New Pitchers During the past week Manager Nance signed two new pitchers a veteran left-hander Dick Speer by name who at one time was a star with the Chicago White tfox and the other a youngster by the name juf Brewster of Ferris Texas who was recommended to Nance as a wonder by Charley Weatherford formerly a Panther Patterson the new catcher signed by the local club is a college product who comes highly recommended For several years he has been the star receiver for the Cumberland University team of Lebanon Tenn With Erwin who is also a college man the Panthers seem to be in lino for at least one rah rah receiver who will make good Erwin is an Indian and hails from Oklahoma A Vance the other receiver is the same young man who made such a fine impression during the early part of last season and then blew up like a firecracker when Fourth of July arrived Salm and McAvoy are the only two infielders from last year's team who have sent in signed documents indifference during the 1913 season will probably be the cause of him failing to land a regular Job this spring Several promising youngsters look to have the call on the second base job Withal the prospects for a winning team at this time look very good and with still weeks more of grace before reporting time comes Manager Nance may -be able to land an experienced catcher and an infielder that he is now dickering with Sterling Clark store are arriving daily FELDMAN-SHAIN Pretty Wedding Celebrated Couple Will Live Here The wedding of Miss Frieda Feldman daughter of Mr and Mrs Feldman and Max Shain was celebrated Sunday evening at Ahavath Sholem synagogue in the presence of many friends and relatives Rabbi Ger-shon Brownstein officiated The Shrine was effectively decorated with flowers and pmilax Prior to the ceremony a musical program was given As Mendelssohn's march was played wedding party entered The bridesmaids were Misses Mary Schuster Feidy Jaffe Sarah Ginsbtirg Dorothy Victor and Riva Feldman Tho groomsmen were Messrs Sol Rosenthal Lurie Hyman Miller Sam Kauf-mann and Aaron Grossman Mr and Mrs Art and Mr and Mrs Sam Brnger also stood with the bride and bridegroom The flower girls were Bessie Feldman and Annia Eisenberg and the ring bearers Jake and Eannie Eeld-man brother and sister of the bride The bride has a wide circle of friends by whom she is held in high regard Mr Shain is of the firm of Shain Art PUPILS TO RAISE FLAG Daggett School to Celebrate Washington's Birthday Friday The anniversary of George Birthday Feb 22 will be celebrated with flag raising exercises at the Baggett school Friday Feb jo Judge Marvin Brown of the Sixty -seventh district court will be one of the principal speakers The following program lias been arranged: Address on Citizen judge Marvin Brown song by students presentation speech Wiyman: hoisting flag Master Arch Wav-man: "Ster-Spangled school children speech of acceptance A Altman MANY TcTbANQUET First Annua! and Feast Next Friday Nearlv 150 mc-n and boys are expected to attend the first annual and banquet which will be given at the A next Friday night More than 10 reservations already have been made for this turkey feast Moreland will be toastmaster The following pibgram has been arranged: Kind of a Dad a Boy Likes Alilen Evans a Kind of a Boy a Dad Likes John Adams Proilisral father Paul Prick- pth Rev Frank Gordon Party Mrs Penrose of 614 Taylor street entertained with a puitv at her home Saturday afternoon The £rliets were Aimes R- Brown Min-l Bosom of Los Angeles Be-sie Da-vlCnn nnis Utay of Los Angeles and I era' Yearffan of Dallas Messrs Lu-theu" Taylor Blak c-Mla Gri swell Ernest Skmrier Frank McNulty Stanley and u-n i 5 vl Vi 1 tf' ae S' 4 id bt al ed A nd jut to Tho Star-Telegram CHICAGO Feb 14 care to answer an interview of a crazy Thus spoke Ban Johnson American League president yyhen asked today-what reply he had to make to the interviews given out by Charles Murphy- Cub boss upon his returne from New Y'ork Friday afternoon Despite the fact that Jbhnson he- Iratl-nothing to give out when the scribes first visited him he later became and during his conversation he said many things of interest to the baseball world President Johnson talked at length on the recent meeting of the National and American leagues in New York City He declared the two leagues were working in harmony and that while they- had a big proposition to meet (meaning the Federal League) they would do so honestly and squarely The American League leader did not mind discussing the Evers case In part he said: "Evers felt that he had been tricked when he signed his contract with Murphy He thought he hail been signed as manager for a term of five years but' when be summoned his lawyer from Troy- he discovered that a had been placed in the contract It was there all the time but Evers did not know It At least what I was advised by Barney Dreyfuss ana other National League officials Believe in It certainlv believe in dealing with ball players in any such manner In our league we have to trick managers or players and I think the gentlemen of the National League will stand for it either was sent all around the country- signing ball play-ers that Murphy probably could not have signed He was sent South to make the final training camp preparations To release him as manager only four or five days prior to the departure of the club for the training quarters seemed absolutely cruel and unjust I certainly wouldn't stand for any such tactics in the American League informed Governor Tener and other National League officials while I was in New York that our organization continue on present terms with theirs in the future unless conditions were changed in continued Johnson think this Federal League proposition is a blessing in disguise for baseball Remember I said when the Federal agitation first started that I welcomed the if such it Is to I said at that time it would rid organize! baseball of its undesirable characters I repeat that statement again Will Do Almost Anything Johnson was asked about reports published a few days ago to the effect that the National League would probably be revised He did not dwell long on that subject but pinned down for an answer said: will do almost anything under the present conditions We will stop at Charles Weeghman William Walker and Joe Tinker Federal officials returned from New York on the same train with Ban Johnson President Gilmore remained in the East to close the final details in connection with the Federal club to operate in Brooklyn Weeghman announced that the Chicago Federals would leave for the Shreveport training camp March 8 lv enough they are numbered the same as the organized clauses: Clause 1 The club owner agrees to employ the player and to pay him as compensation therefor the sum of dollars The club owner shall have the right to retain the services of the player for such continuous length of time as it may desire immediately following the close of the playing season at the rate per day of one-thirtieth of his monthly salary as herein provided provided notice thereof is given on or before the last day of the playing season Has Right to Extend Contract Clause K' Tha club owner shall have the exclusive right and option of extending this contract from ear to year upon iike conditions except that the ompensa tion to be paid the plavei shell he 3 ptr cent each vetr in excess or the sum named in this contract provided that written notice of such option shall be given to the player on or before i-eptember 13 Ihitside of these two clauses the contracts of the rival organizations read almost alike Beth contain clauses that are of benefit to the player which tlv National ButebaU Commission agreed to insert a few weeks ago upon demand of the Baseball Players Fraternity Packers Win From In the feature event of the weekly-stag at the A a large crowd saw the Swift Co indoor baseball team hand a neat lacing to the representative team 11 to in six innings Armstrong pitched a fine game for tlite Packers and had good support Saam for the was batted hard Diamond Hill Wins The Diamond Hill girl- basket ball team defeated the Mansfield girls the Diamond Hill £urt Aeal won from Diamond Hill-The will probably bo played olf on a neutral court at(n CLARK SELLING OUT preparing to move 1 Dry Goods StorTwiil Be Opened at Second and Houston Streets-New Stock Arriving t- 4Ujrk drv Stirling P- side "of the court-chant on the west that he house square is adve store re-I will great" removal anxious to sell out all of sale He eent location and his stock his I ne w-ith an abso-start in at hls pach department lutely new stock I imo its new This stcre I ets rn 'home Second and Hou afler new line of dry good TnB a- agement of the befn in the He is well known for a number dr- goods An 7rned Saturday from -f years been buying New York tt Her Cook also 1 goods for the dry goods line I known hert en-s ready 1 -u have charge of tle Bp 1 to wear M'artmcnt and mlilirery son will ha' and Miss Benson the bnrlrs cooi lor ti he Seligs melodrama IN TWO REELS 'The Up- Hill A Girl Saves a Backslider A wf li-bred young fellow froni the East goes West and All oi his prowess appears conjure up when he gets drunk which is frequently He at once th fear and the pride the frontier town that he hai -Pens to grace and disgrace -is a good-hearted fellow but nife t(l of life is most dVTiet'n to his loveiy mother in the ia East She lavishes all her a -l cliort on a voting woman 'war and as hr Dt testament m-lo'ves tin' inheritance of nelson she exacts a promise from the girl to s--ek him out ami marry him of Kathlyn Next Monday 9.