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Salt Lake Tribune | 1914-03-07 | Page 1 | [Untitled]

Type issue
Date 1914-03-07
Paper Salt Lake Tribune
Language eng
City Salt Lake City
County Salt Lake
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Publisher Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah
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Type unclassified
Date 1914-03-07
Paper Salt Lake Tribune
Language eng
City Salt Lake City
County Salt Lake
Page 1
OCR Text H IN THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE: j i BED DEATH The famous story ? of the pest by Edgar Allen Poe, tho master of horrors, Is- paralleled in 'I real life. TRAINED BATS An important ! part in tho theft of the "Royal '! Ruby" is played by a rodent which !; learned its lesson from a master ;' criminal. Tho solution of tho mys- tcry is an interesting yarn. !; MO THER-IN-IiAW A joke r on !' the wife's mother. How tho Dow- agcr Princess Kadziwill holds tho castlo where her boutiful Ameri- enn daughter-in-law, Dorothy Dca-;l Dca-;l con, expected to rule. '! DUFF; G OBD ON "Devil Curls !; and Negligees" is tho chic title to ; the wcclclv fashion contribution of tho famous "Lucilo" of London,.-!; London,.-!; whose studies of Parisian style havo ;! won ronowu. ! SHERLOCK HOLMES Tho new- est story by A. Cotarfa Doyle is that of. a solution of a strange murder ;! mystery hy the master ot detectives. ;! TANGO Tho latest of tho torp-!; torp-!; sichorean activities interests John ;! Houry, who writes his impressions in j! his usual breezy fashion. MR. DOOLEY He hardly needs !' an introduction to Tribuno roaders. ;! This week "The Crisis" forms the c topic of conversation. I; ULTIMATE PEAPE In spito of ! bombastic cries of "No quurter for tho Federals." thoro is overy roason ;! to beliove that tho now league will !; be taken into tho organized fold within a year. The subject will be discussed in the "Pink.ri PICKING THE WINNER There j will bo a tabulated array to provo that favorites are not always the winners in horso races. In fact, only about 40 por cent of tho first choices win. Read the figures. BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT The state high school basketball tournament now in progress at Provo Pro-vo will wind up tonight. Everyono will want to read about how tho championship was decided. ! RITCHIE AND WOLGAST ; Toininv Andrews is the promoter of ! the Wolgast-Ilitehio fight at Mil- J waukeo next Thursday. He will lead off his contribution to Tho Sunday J Tribuno with a discussion of tho J forthcoming battle. MACK EXPECTS FIGHT Con- ; uie Mack says he will have harder work putting tho Athlotics in first S'acc this vyear than he had last. ; 0 tells why ho thinks so. ! BILLY MUBEAT, FIGHTEB ; The Pacific coast boxing fans arc greatly excited about Billy Murray, the new middleweight who recently ; beat Leo Houck. IIo is matched to 1 meet Jimmy Clabby April 3. An ; article from San Francisco will tell j about the newcomer among the : middios. ! UNION LEAGUE TALK Tho Sunday paper will havo tho latest. nows about developments in tho Ji Union association. Baseball fans : are alert for developments in our - own circuit. s CUBANS IN BASEBALL The ;! Cubans who have coltio to tho big leagues in this country havo made good. Thoro will bo something ;l about thorn in Sunday's Tribuno.
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