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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-03
The Dinsrence 80 80.

The greatest figure TN the United States
Steel corporation during the absence of
President Charles III. Schwab Is Ebert
H. Gary. He holds decided views on great
Industrial questions is a believer IN
trusts. but denounces monop0lles. 10 de-
fend trusts and scOrn mOnopoiies is q po-
siti0n of evident contradiction. Bob
Schnnng, well known years ago as a
P0pulist orator and worker Tor his party,
who Is now conducting very satisfactory
Infants milk business Ga Wisconsin, exc
planned Gary's position in this manner,
Visiting her grandmother on the farm,
"a little girl asked Whose pig is that?
That's my pig, said the grandfather,
proudly.
and whose IS that? asked the girl
pointing To- a pig in "a neighboring field
b Oh that's CYRUS Vests hog, PK-
planned the old man.
Grandpa remarked the child. i lose
pigs, but ] hate hogs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-03
AMERICAS CUP
Is IN DANGER
Shamrock III Has a Lead Pipe
CinGh on Trophy.
AT LEAST REPORTS SAY so
TIME FOR DEFENDERS PRESS
AGENT TO SMOKE UP.
AT LEAST REPORTS SAY so

Gourock. April 2-The third series OF
trials of Shamrock III was held today
under conditions similar to those yester-
day. The wind had rather less strength
but 10 was fresh and squally at times.
This was welcomed, as yesterdays ois-
play Of the challenger ios the America s
cup left a suspicion among some yachts
men that there might be conditions under
which Shamrock / could almost, III not
quite, hold the new boat. The latter S
gear which was stretched under yes
terdays strain, was set up atresh yester-
day evening.
The boats started or the first trial to-
daV from off Toward Point Their sheets
were trimmed and they reached. lu close
company. until abCam of SkelmOrlieD
buoy, where they luffed and beat 90 Wind
ward 10 ROthesay, three miles. Tn cross
lacking iu a fresh freeze. che challenger
again showed great ability on this lm-
DOrcant point OF sailing, and went lurlher
ahead. and further 10 WindWard on every
tack. and in a half hours sailing peat
the shamrock 1 By four minutes.
The next trial was "a splnnaker run
down the wind. The breeze was steady
and Of a moderate strength. Shamrock
I was given a lead of exactly one minute,
but in twenty run the challenger
closed the gap overlapping her. and ten
minutes later had drawn clear ahead the
distance covered being between TOUR and
i've miles. ALLlUNEn the cAallrll1Gl
proved faster in this run before the wind
she hardly demonstrated the superiority
expected.
After starting on another turn TO Wind
ward. from Largs 20 H0thsaE. about
six miles. Shamrock iii again outfOoted
her opponent on every tack. The wind
freshcned but the fresher it became the
better il seemed TO suit the new boat
which finished this beat 90 WlndWard half
a mile ahead.
on turning the yachts set their spin
makers for another trial down the wind
Shamrock ] was about three minutes
astern at the start but with "a better wind
from the bay she sd vtened the gap until
She was barely two rcnutes behind. These
positions were maintained 90 the end OF
the run.
Starting on another beat back across
the firth Shamrock III eXceued all her
previous performances on this point of
sailing ard gained considerable over a
mile on "a beat of about five miles, and
when they squared away for the run
home she led by a mile and "a half.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-03
MT. PLEASANT NEWS NOTES

Mt. Pleasant April 1.-The Twentieth
Century club entertained the gentlemen
friends of the members al the Wasatch
club rooms last evening The rooms were
tastefully decorated for the occasion.
Cards. dancing and a banquet were the
methods of entertainment and most en-
ioyabie evening was spent.
Descendants OF j. G.. s. Alfred Of Spring
City, numbering about 100. celebrated his
18th birthday this week at his home ~
that city by a grand reunion. Mr. AllreC
has eighteen children, elghty-tour grand
children, fOrty-eight aJ-grandchlldren
He Is one of Spring City's most respected
pioneers. having erected the first house
on the site of the present incorporation
He was celebrated as an Indian tighter
In early days ana was member OF the
Miss Elva Laughiin of the Wasatch
academy is spending the week ina Provo.
Albert FarnsWOrth. formerly a resident
of Utah has been in Mt Pleasant during
the week visiting relatives. lie IS now a
resident Of Mexico.
Miss MadaTa Anderson, who was for
wears a resident OF Mt. Pleasant, was
married this week IN Grand Junction.
where she made her home OF late years.
The local J. ID. s. choir, assisted 10y the
orchestra and by other musicians of the
city, gave a splendid concert Monday
evening.
This and neighboring towns win send
scores of young men % the sheep shear
ing cOrrals this week, where they VIII De
engaged for the next month.
Farm work had commenced in rpetty talr
shane before the storm of yesterday.
Considerable rain and snow fen during the
day and stopped the Work: Inc Iafst7s
cr0p of years win be put in the ground
this year and indications are that it viii
yield the greatest returns. There is little
/ fear OF the grasshOpper pest amounting
to anything although an inspection shows
that some eggs have been deposited and
are still fertile. lit is quite certain that
they will not amount 20 enough TO do any
great damage.
Word has been received here by FRIENDS
that Mrs. Soren Hansen, formerly Of this
place. is critically ID al her home in ST.
Anthony. Ida Some Of her relatives may
visit her.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-03

ing company; John Glenn IS. Brown Min
inc 4 1fHnne comnanY. $50 = Snyder SIS.
Known Mining a. Milling company CALI
fomia Mining q Milling company ta-
Brown NinIng Il Milling company 3
Thomas Roscamp and John Glenn VS.
~ kennel ys. Henry shields 60 aL, Peter
Naas VS. john Glenn, ~ I. snyder ha.
John Glenn. california Ainlne COMPANY
VS. John Glenn, ontario SILVER Alli-5
company US. Eliza Nelson. Aaf o.
Iu the case of Thomas Matthews Fe.
ralv-West Mining company. the motion
for new trial was denied.
judge Morse returned 20 6alt Lake this
morning after completing che longest ana
busiest term OF court thai has been held
in TINS county since statehood. Many lm-
p0rtaut cases have been disposed OF and
the people are very much pleased at me
way n which the business of the court
has been transacted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-03
FoURTH pIsTRIcT CoURT.

Provo. April John BraithWaite OF
Spanish Fork =as granted "a divorce from
Ella BraithWaite on Che grounds OF de-
sertlOn. The parties were married March
l0 1892 and Ou the day following the
marriage defendant left plaintiff and has
since refused 90 return.
The reason is said 10 be that the par
ties are distautiy related by cOnsau-
guiuity and that Mrs. EratlWaite's rel-
atives imbued heT with conscientious
scruples entertained by them against rel-
atiVes marrying and thus caused her 60
sever the martial relations.
Spanish Fork Coop was given ludB-
ment by default against Isaac lesser Tor
S1012 principal &34l33 interest 50 aL-
tOmey fees and costs.
Estate of Deborah Billings. deceased.
hearing iu final account ana petition for
distribution set for AurIl III.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-03
PARK CITY HAPPENINGS.

today David Baxter the eldest s0u Of
Mr. and Mrs David Baxter, after any ill-
ness OF but "a few DAYS. The cause or his
death was pneumonia Deceased Haa
but lS years of age and was "a general
fayorite among his companions. Iua
funeral arrangements have NOT yet been
made.
The new saloon building being erected
by Mike Breeu and Clarence r. Drake ls
nearing completion.
The work on the new brick and rock
store building of the firm of Welsh. Drls-
coll q Buck viii Dee resumed as soon as
the weather permits.
The Park CITY public schools are closed
this week for their spring vacation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-03
Ogden Briefs.

Homer Plake is ia ogden from Evans
tan.
John Henderson and j.. R. ROGERS were
I'm ogden yesterday from salt Lake.
a baby girl has been born TO AIR. and
Mrs ID. Burch Of Lincoln avenue. All
wen.
Nance O'Neu and her company wiz Doe
in Ogden az the Grand next Tuesday in
"Alagda.
The Child Culture club win meet TODAY
with Mrs. Thomas ID. Dee. $50 Washing
ton avenue. A FUN attendance ls r.
quested.
man NOss died yesterday OF Wl0lpiu-
cough and The funeral services win occur
today at i - I'D. iu Wilson
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-03
ontlaw PIavers Join Lucas.

Los Angeles. Cal. April 2-Holings-
worth. second basemau for Morley's Pa
cihc Coast league, did not play with the
team today, having jumped his contract
90 join the local opposition team OF the
Pacific Northwest league. captain Reilly
has also secured Catcher Hardy of the
chicago National club and Pitcher Grant
Thatcher. who came here with the Port
land team Both men were released by
their managers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-03
Pats Puzzle.


Five or siX men were recently chatting
iu "a village inn. when one OF them said.
eli say, Il bets ye dinners al round Sd,
can't tell me the answer Oh a puzzle
knows Of
Don't said they; 81 bet We can. Whar
IS it,"
''Weu said Pat. "Why Is journalist
the funniest creature in tho world
After valulY trying for about two hours.
they SADLY said lhcF must give 10 uH
~Nhy.' said Che del.Rhted Pat 'he-
cause his tale comes Oul OH his head.
don't itg'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-03
Baseball In SEWER County.
Especial to The HeraldJ

NhIfHhAaA AD AlaN AArta++NtfI
Bichheld, April There Is quite re-
vival in interest In baseball matters this
spring in several SEWER county towns.
The sport died out several years aso and
there has been no interest since then un-
tl now Richheld has a team which has
been praCuciuE for a couple of weeks and
Eusiu0r has team IN training 4 match
same for the championship of the county
will be played az Elsinore tomorrow. Pre-
vious 10 disbandine Elsiuore had the
crack team OF the county for eleven years.
Richdeld SIS determined 20 wrest this honor
from Elsin0re this year and a very inter-
estiug contest is promised. Both teams
are in fair condition.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-03

on Christmas night at the different
churches I'm Reading. Pa, there is
usually given an entertainment for the
children The closing number on the
programme. and the great event. was
the distribution of packages of fruit
and candy. The anticipation of this
last. no doubt. was the cause Of the
scant attention given to the address OF
"a Sunday school superintendent on one
occasion. The latter, seeing everywhere
signs Of restlessness, paused in his re-
marks after a while and said:
Boys and girls. before I go on. you
will have 90 be very quiet. so quiet you
can hear a pin drop"
There was luil; everything was stili
for q moment, when a small voice On
the rear called out. Let her DROP"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-03
Match OHered YOUNG gibbs.

Young Gibbs received "a letter from w.
day asking him if he would consider a
match with Eddie Crooke al eaten
weights. kimbau says that Gibbs ls "a
strong drawing card up iu that part OF
the country. and advises him 90 accept
the terms and the match. Gibbs said last
evening that be would make mo- decision
an che matter for a. day or So. He SIN
cllngs 90 the idea OF needing "a long rest.
and probably win take one before going
into the ring again
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-03
BELNAP WON CASE.

Judge Hart Decides Against the
Bank
The case of the First National Bank
against Gilbert II. selknap was on trial
yesterday before Judge Hart and "a lurl
The action was brought for judgment
against pelnap for $500 the bank claim
ing that Bcluap misrcpreseuted matters
regarding his assets and financial stand
ing in order 90 get credit gust before he
went into bankruptcy. some testimony
was introduced by the plaintiffs and The
court then granted the request Or the de-
PENDANTS attorneys and instructed The
Jury TO render "a verdict OF no cause OF
action. TLe court held that bankruptcy
proceedings CNOnerated the defendant and
therefore le granted the instruction.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-03
Washineton snmmarv.

Washington. April 2.-Bennings sum-
mary.
First race. selling. six and a half fur
IOugs-LOuise ElstOn won; MeZZt second
Trapezist third. Time, I.E-
Second race. four and "a half furlongs-
Peter Paul won; Pleasant Memories, sec
Ond. sun Clint. third. Time $50 3-5.
Third race. handicap. steeplechase,
Ge1ut two and a half miles-Arius won,
Gold RAY. second; Strike-A-Light. third.
Time. $3.50.
Fourth race. six furlougs-Geisha Girl
won: Pearl Diver second; Platagenet
third. Time 49,
Fifth race. six and half furl0ngs-Mrs.
Frank Foster won; Shrine, second; Lady
Wetbrak. third Time. III l-0.
Sixth race. selling, mile and a hundred
vards-Rougb Rider won. knight of the
Garter. second. Ben Cart, third. Time.
l.l3 AS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-03
Rasnlts Id 1Temphis.

Memphis, Tenn, April Montgomery
Park results;
First race. seven and half furlongs-
DrummOnd won. Alfred c., second; Cen
sOr. third Time, 1888.
Second race. four and a half furlOngs
-M0ntholana won, Benefcient. see
Ond. Myrondale third. Time, ;5lis.
Third race, five furlOngs- Hurst
won; Uranium, second; Irene Mac third.
Time. l:aZla.
Fourth race one mile, Montgomery
handicap. cous0lauOu-WasWitt won,
Scotch Plaid second POteute. third. Time,
l.i-ht.
Fifth race short course, steeplechase.
selIiue-Cevl0n won. Eva Moe. second (.
Kingalong. third Time 2:5ziz.
Sixth race mile and q sixteenth, selling
Bondage won; James T.. second; Farm
en- Jim. third, Time l:31s.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-03
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Teams.

Los Angeles, April Portland fen
Victim 90 the Angeles in the first game
Of the series 20 the tune Of four 20 three.
10 was the best game of the season. DIT.
Newton hlauked the webieet on five scat
tering hits. I'm the eighth NeWton's arm
Ten lame and he could not get them over
lhe plate with the bases full and nobody
out he asked for relief and Hall went IN.
could be retired the score was tied. The
winning run was made by the locals M
their half of the ninth with the bases full
and nobody out. Butler pitched well but
R.H.E.
Los Angeles ..........................t 10
Batteries-N Newton. Hall and Spies; But
Ter and Harlow.
Sacramento. Cal. April THE repre-
senIatiVes from San Francisco again met
defeat al the hands Of the crippled SEN
atOrs i'm todays game by a score Of TO j.
Thomas pitched superb game, keeping
his hits well scattered and displaying
absolute control. Arrellanes, who was his
opponent, was very effective, but was Wild
'''l RHE.
San Francisco ..---.......,.....--.....l 10 3
Batteries-Thomas and Graham; Arrel-
lanes and Leahy.
San Francisco. April a-Teday's contest
between Oakland and Seattle developed
into "a pitchers battle. In which Cooper
displayed superior work. Had nc been
accorded the support 20 which his work
was entitled the northern men would have
been shut out The play did not present
-'' R.H.E.
Oakland ..,,,.....,'...'''.''''.''' %
Batteries-Cooper and Latham; stovalI
and Wilson
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-03
Portland Pitcher Wants to Come.

The sporting editor Of The Herald re-
ceived a letter from ]. +. Mahanerty of
Portland yesterday, stating mat he would
like 10 come TO Salt Lake as one Of the
slab artists for the local team this year.
McHanerty says be pitched for the Port
land Pacldc Northwest team last year.
but having heard that Salt Lake would
have a team he thought he would like 20
speud the summer iu Zion. The appliCu-
zion for a position was turned over 10 the
directors OF the new CLUB.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-03

Atlanta, Ca. April mo Iaps were
gained or lost hy any of The contestants
in tonights racing for the 12-h0lr Ameri-
can bicycle championship With six hours
SIN 90 oo raced the score stands. Wall
th0ur. Lawson. Lcander. NewItirk Nor
gan, Butlfe. Flnney. Root Bedeu McFsr-
land, Lawson Elliott and Downing. 1901:
Calvin and krcbs. 49,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-03
STILL TALKING RACE.
Looks Like a Big Match Event For
macoratioY, nav


The h0rsemen are sti talking match
race for Decoration day between num-
Der of the fastest PAGERS in the city. and
although an the parties interested seem
agreeable 10 enter their horses yer tue
money has not been put up 90 cinch the
race. Yesterday a number OF horsemen
again took up the subject and for "a few
minutes Do looked as III they would
actually get together.
The PAGERS which are talked OF being
matched are Tom McCoys kangaroo.
Frank Wilson's Sarah Green, II. Mckee
Zles kangaroo and MunrOe s. owned Uy
Boise City parties, but under the manage
ment OF C.. J. Crahtree There Is also
some talk of getting Dr. Shores 90 enter
his Raymond ~, which is considered in
the same class with the other horses
There Is no doubt that this race viii De
a feature of the Decoration day races.
and one of these days iu the near future
there VII be a side bet OF 800 90 each
horse posted. and the race win be- ready
for the running.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-03
Hooper Irrigation Co. to Dissolve.

The petition for the dissolution OF the
Hooper Irrigation company was nled yes
terday in the district court. The action is
a part of proceeding 20 dissolve Che
to be ehected in accordance with a vote
of the stockholders.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-03
DoUBLET BROKE DOWN.
Looked Like a Winner, But Finished
in the Ruck.


San Francisco. April Followers OF
favOrites did not fare well az Oakland
tOdav only two winning While the
weather was fine some parts OF the track
was still heavy. DOublet was thought %
have me uLLn race at his mercy. lie
broke down. however, when Leading ana
finished Din the ruck. Through q poor ride
on the part of carson, J. O. IT, beat
Galanthus nose IN the fourth race. Re
Suits
First race. Futurity course. selling
Aunt Polly won, Legal Maxim second,
Fairbury third. Time-l:lS.
Second race. four turl0ngs-The Haya-
van won. Padua second, Sacredus third.
Iime-.48-i.
Third race, six furlongs. selling-Fort
Wayne won. Warte NIGHT second, Gus
Lanka third. Time-lIdiz
Fourth Face. mile AND a sixteenth. SELL
ing-I o.. T.. won Galanthus second. Hip
pouax third. Time-i,4sA-
Fifth race. Futurity course, selling
Marineuse won. Bernota second, Gibraltar
third Time-i:l54.
Sixth race. one mile. selling-MeNic9nna
won. El Fouse second Maraschino third.
Time-l.i3.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-03
Degree of Honor DELEGATES.

Ogden lodge. Degree of Honor. A. %. T.
W., has elected its delegates 20 the sraH.
lodge of the order Tor this jurisdiction
which meets next month at HALEY. lda
The delegates elected are Ars. M. a.
Channel. Mrs. Thorburu and Mrs Cave
The lodge also has another representauN.
in Mrs Archie Bowman one OF the of
ficers of the grand ledge
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-03
Bothner wins Wrestling Match.

Sew York. April --ln a wrestling
match for the lightweight championshiB
of The world George Bothuer of this civ.
the American champion, easily defeated
Tom Riley. champion OF England. al tne
nNew Polo Athletic club tonight
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-03
SANDY NEWS NOTES.
Old Folks Day Made an Occasion Of
Pleasant Memories.

Old Folks Day MADE an Occdsloh o.
Pleasant Memories.
Sandy April To-day was old folks
day here. and 70 make il a day of pleas
ure 10 tho aged. every effort was eXefted
In that direction All forenoon car
riages were loaded down with the aged
fathers and mothers who We're taken 90
the new meeting house at II O'Clock, when
"a programme OF songs, speeches ana
Rotations was begun.
At ] o'clock dinner was served, and
after dinner the day was devoted 10 so
cial chat and converse. AT p. IN. the ola
folks were taken 90 their homes, after q
daY of JOY and pleasure.
our new meeting house. which was be-
gun ten years ago. is now completed anu
paid for. and was dedicated last sunday
at u. IN. The church is certainly O.
credit 10 the city and speaks well Tor the
generosity OF its people.
A heavy rain ami pNlndstOrm prevailed
here last night and today. lnterspefseQ
with heavy peals Of thunder. SO unc0m-
mon for this season of the year
Sickness Of an kinds is aoaung.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-03
80 ZslgIer 10 IL HagDltaI.

New York, April 2.-OWen Zelgler. the
lightweight puglllst. has been removed
90 Bellevue hospital from the Morton
house suftereing from pneumonia. III Is
said that LelEler has been stopping at
the hotel for some time. and had been ap-
parently Boz goOd health up 90 "a few days
ESQ, when DE caught "a severe cold
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-03
Swimming Record Broken

Cleveland, o.. April AIT the Sports
meas show tonight Bud Goodwin 6f the
New York a. e.. broke the American rec-
ord ln The A-yard candle race. which he
won in 33 rs seconds
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-03
His Gain


iLAllaEo AaWa.l
LaMontt-He is the meanest man I
ever heard Of
LeM0yne-We 10 De o. So mean it is
a wonder bee allows his daughter 10 be in
love.
LaMontt-Oh that ticiries him. He
heard that people In love don't eat much.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-03
Jack Bonner Fouled Marvin Hart

Louisville. KY. April Marvin Hart
OF This city was awarded the decision over
Jack Bonner of summit HILL Pa bv Ref
cree George siler. on "a foul in the fourth
round of "a tWenty-round contest before
The Louisville A. T.. tonight
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-03
snoEane G . Pitcher.

Spokane Wash. April 2.-Jack Steven
son has been added 10 the Spokane base
BAN team in the T. III. l.. He is pitcher
from Worcester. Pa. and IS described as
the man who won the great exhibition in
Philadelphia last year
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-03
OGDEN news
OGDEN, FRIDAY, APRIL 3.
MCANN IN TROUBLE.
Cigarmarlzer May Have Government
CHARGE Against Him

Archie Mccain. who was arrested early
yesterday morning. by Omcer Chambers
on a charge Of burglary. may have even
a more serious charge against him. that
of tampering with the government rcve-
nue. stamps.
The man was arrested while trying OBJ
sell a number of cigars which had been
stolen frOms Wells cigar store, the thief
entering through "a back window A num-
Der of revenue stamps had also been
taken and been affixed 90 the boxes. Nice
Cam has confessed 10 taking the cigars.
but it is said there may also be penalty
for taking and aftiNiug the stamps ana
that such am 01euse may DE charged.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-03

Portland ore. April 2.-T0m Tracey
and Joe Cans have been matched 10 ap-
pear before the PasJime club in a twenty
round 60 May is.