Salt Lake Tribune | 1915-02-06 | Page 14 | [Untitled]

; IN. THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE CABTOONAGRAMS Such is the name of the newest of tho high-class i; features of The Tribune Sunday sup- plcmcut. The Cartoonagrams are a sories of drawings and stories, tho !; former by Charles A. Ogden and the latter by Georgeuc Faulkner. Each' ; scries of pictures carries a lesson, 1; each story has its moral. !; ELAINE The heroine of tho lat- ,est of the Craig Kennedy dotoctivo mysteries has another adventure in tho sixth of a scrioH of photodrama stories now a fcaturo of tho Sunday ! Tribune. THE FROZEN ANTARCTIC A story of the frozen south, with il-I il-I lustrntions of tho aniunil life that !' is found on the icebergs and isolated lauds of that great region. DANCES WITH A PURPOSE ; Illustrating the sort of dancing that. ha its value us a physical exercise. ; BIRDCAGE DRESSES The ncw- est gowns und tho odd ' ' birdcage " bars and trimmings, described by ; Lady Duff-Cordon. DOC HORNE The hero of the ;! Alfalfa hotel, one of the newest of !; (ienrge Ado 'a characti'rs, tells a story that can be read iu a few minutes, min-utes, but will be remembered many lion ts. "BILL TO STEVE' "Bill's" wedding dav has been set. He siig- grvst s 1 1 " iStevu ' ' t hat ho need not ' siMid riny presents, but junv runnel "Hill V indebtc. Iritis in lieu there- of. St ill, if ' SI rvn ' ' insists on scinl-! scinl-! ing something, "Bill" thinks ho ; Humid si'iul it oarlv ami also supplies a lis of things lhal miht be useful. TRAINING SEASON SOON !; Manager Blankeuship is on the coast ! talking over matters with holdouts ', and near holdouts. The Salt Lake !; skipper has his club practically com- ; plete and will begin training 'within lliroo weeks. The Suuday papor will have a lot of Coast league, talk. ' WELTERWEIGHT MUDDLE ! Tom Andrews will discuss at some. ! length tho mixup in the welterweight class in regard to title honors. Tho ' talk is interesting for the reason that ',' it presents tho situation clearly. ; TY COBB AT HOME A writer : who has visited Ty Cobb at his win- .; ter homo in Georgia, writes enler- ! (ainingly about the off-season pastimes and activities of tho great !' diamond star. ; JIM FLYNN, TIGHTER A spe- ci.U writer will have a dissertation ! on the prowess of Jim I'lviin. lie do- clares Flynu to have all 'tho ipialities ) requisite for a great fighter except ' a eight. I ANOTHER BIG LEAGUE Along i comes John Ward of the Hrooklvn ' Federals with the statement that nn- ' oilier big league would prosper. Tho Feds, he thinks, may establish an- ' other ' ' major ' ' circuit. ASKS ANOTHER VOTE .Tim Cnl'I'rotli, the well-known San Fran- ! cisco fiht promoter, is out with n J proposition again to. submit to the oters of his state the quest rro, of ) legalized lioing. ('of froth silvs Hie j people ,id not unier:t:iiii 1 1M iue.s t ion at t he pre imts elect bin.