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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-12

Killed / started wearing a headgear.
similar 20 that used by the footbaii
players, and 1 know that IL saved INV
NE on one occasion al least. when +
hIt my head ON the cement track I'm n
llah rom my machine while going at a
bO-mlle an hour pace.
y thlnk caesar simar % the best rid.
en- IN Europe lie gave me the hardest
lace M the lOO-lulomoter championship
albert Champion is riding fairly wen.
cycling is as popular as ever across
the water sometimes there are crowds
Oh $4,000 az the PARK Des Princes track
ln Paris"
Walthours wife and one OF his three
Youngsters accompanied him on the
trip
Wolthour and Archie McEachern. the
canadian as a partner. Won the g.2at
cycling event In 1901, aud again ,lst
year. with Bonnie Munr1c OF Memphis.
Ienlln as a team mate, pulled down
hlst money by cr03sln gthe tape ahead
OF George Leluder in "a whIriWlud nn.
lsh
other cyclists. realizing his remark.
able poWerl, are anxious tn team with
n,m aa they figure they win have "a
better chance TO get q look-in for INST
money
When Pat Powers. the promoter OF
me race this year. was In Boston re-
Gently signing up riders Tor the great
race he gave Hugh Mclean me under.
standing that be was To- De TIE favored
one, and the Chelsea man consequently
commenced training at once In order
that he might be Ia perfect trim 10 do
his share towards winning the great
event.
Harry Caldwell. the New Hampshire
giant also signed by Powers. and Who.
by the way win In the coming grind
ride his first slX.day race SAYS Wal
thour is to be his partner and that be.
tween them they VIII make the other
riders look as u they were trying 10
Keep up with % racing automobile with
yoloclpedes.
Now comes a report from the south
mat Bennle Munroe has started train.
Ing to ride with Walthour. and again
have Dixie Land represented I'm the
race by a real southern team
Walthour had a conference with Pat
Powers upon his arrival In New York
from abroad and evidently named his
man, as II is safe 10 say he viii not
allow anyone else, not even Pat Pow
ors, to pick his partner for him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-12
THANKSGIVING GAME.
University Team should Defeat the cot.
OtadO College Eleven

A good line on the Colorado college
team which plays here Thanksgiving
day against Maddocks men, is secured
from % game played Saturday Nm Den-
YER The team met Denver university
and was defeated by It with a score
of IA TO s. Since Utah defeated Den-
yer university by a score pf r. to O.,
the dope book would now seem TO pre-
dict a sure victory Tor Utah. provided
both teams remain IN the same cone
dition Of training and experience,
After the game I'm Denver Coach
Jennau of the Colorado college team,
said 1.-THE Denver boys took our fel-
lows OF their feet at the start, and
they never got back We can play
faster ball, however, Coach Fowler.
Of the team Utah defeated said "The
boys outpIayed them from start to I'm.
ish / am pleased with the whole
works
Colorado college seemed TO have
plenty OF wind and endurance as II
made Its only touchdown when the
game was nearly over Sabin, OF Dem
YER who did the star playing for that
team against Utah, made the first
touchdown a few moments after play
had opened ON an so yard run through
au open field,
Near the end Of the half a goal
from placement after q series Of line
plays raised Denyers score TO TO- Just
before the end OF the half Colorado
college scored a safety on a blocked
kIck IN the second half two Denver
men made long runs around the end
for a touchdown. Then Colorado coll
lege br3ccd which was not am easy
thing 20 do 40 that stage of the game
Recovering the ban on their 20 yard
line they plowod their way clear
across the field TO touchdown. Mead
the LETT tackle, carried the ball over
from the 20 yard line, In "a buck
through right tackle.
Colorado college had expected 10 win
IN q walk, evidently considering he
showing made against Utah by Dem
yer as evidence of weakness.
The line mp Is as follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-12

events VI marked interest 1--WE ara
going lIl barney OH1adE manager.
no try ION aIl records ON "a ualfmii-
track The worlds records now ure
1922 for the milo and C.2l3-5 Tor dge
miles, Preceding ths match race with
Fuller which Will be l0r three on five
miles In twO heats. locu cyclists WIN
perform ON motor bicycles. The match
race win De followed by am exhibition
trial for all half-mlIe truck records ON
q Peerless stripped "a horsepower mae
chine The ma case win bo driven by
Charles Burman of New York At Dem
yer last saturday ho was going under n
mile o minute with The light machine
when De- broke down. lie defeated Kls-
cr. who has just won worlds records
from 20 10 40 miles from foreign drivers.
at Grand Rapids, IN a stripped ear race.
AT Cleveland in the race meet recently
he defeated an entering cars in his
class. He is confident Of breaking a sec
OF records today
The race here win no doubt lend n
big impetus 10 local automobile chr.
clcs and win do much towards making
the sport popular and general next year.
with the addition OF the three big cars
now ordered and the building Of the
Holmes country house, next season win
probably see big developments On the
salt Lake automobile world
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"AGGuEs" WERE CRIPPLED.
Most of the Men Depended upon We're
out Of Condition.

The AggIe team evidently had ts
hands iuIl iu attempting 20 play ball
WIth The coz aggregations when they
received thn drlb6.ng of SO 90 % from
stanford they were n % badly crippled
condition To- judge from the press re-
ports of the game The Daily Patio
Alto. Slonlords undergraduate daily
rarer s1Id:
The luh Agricultural college team o.
BOO "a badly crippled condition ln a
hergtly contested game against the
University of Washington two weeks
ago several of the players were badly
injured. Several others were hurt m
the Corvallis and MuItnomah games.
ana Coach Campbell reports that he
has been unable 20 enter the same team
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-12
wALTHoUR GETTING READY.
Famous bike Rider is Training FOR Ble
sIA-Day Race.


Bobby Walhour has started training
for the sIX-dly bicycle race TO be held
In New York beginning Dec s, and
with Benny Munroe as a partner ex.
poets TO repeat his victory OF last year.
The blond lad returned from Europe
las, week after a phenomenal seasons
work. during which ne won something
Ike $4,000. lie crossed on Aug. 4, and
returned wearing The medal Of the
worlds middle distance championship,
which he won at the Crystal Palace
track In London.
During the past year ! started In
~ races, and won 40 OF thom," said
Walthour. Accidents caused most Of
my losses, although / was beaten fairly
by LCander In the FIRST race after / got
Off the boat Since Lenders lamcnta-
bic accident In Paris. which caused his
death q day or two later the au,horl-
ties have barred Wlnd-shiclds and now
the pace followers have to travel be-
hind stripped machines handled by rid.
ers wearing tighthtt.ng Jackets.
might say that after Leunder was
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"'LL CLIMBING coyIr,,


Entry blanks t,, pat
climbing cn,, lnanksgIylpg "ssu2t o..
tn in New Jersey ,b up .Eag.s Rosy, s4
bit. Jr r'' ue'd by W. " ,nolu.
tested under tb,oU events viii 'uaitt
G m9Dlle CLUB Of New y i....o Of tho A ,1
declares 10 FIil Ih' affair IN %
pIeto the progr,r ,'"a an day NJ ,'Ns'
l slra stock cars Of oImo,,, 9 sg'la & E'. M.
also for the three every kIai n,
,'"chines under tho cI,o.'as OF rd,.
"i,93 ei,an Automob..s ,,.lls99i.ou ap.
ca no. Al ii-lqr electric OF y .a,
No. 2-For vol
an prices ..'m vehicles. n5.g
No. 3-ro- VIVA en-
cars. llst prIps 5e.' pine vehicles ,.
c1ra u', o' gasoline yebl,i."'b
man $3.50. .'' and Do, M.
No I. For gaso.p, ,.,
cars list ul..c oysr n s.h 'nicles ga,
MAN $1,000. VIEW ana no, rv'
No. C-for gasoline ,..,,
glIs. .lsl price f0u Sg0.1 ,a5'os sa,t
man $1,000 ana 90, hon
No. '-For gasoline y.,.,
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BY BERT FULLER.

81 expect To wiu today " get
away an right for 1902 has as
much speed in her as the best
machine built, n she Is working
We'll n ! get started Grst ola
field win newer pass me, Both
machines have got 90 slow mp
Tor the curves and the man that
viii take the biggest chances wifi
win. Maybe its because I'm
green at the game, but ] am wlll-
ing 20 take all the chances cons
Ing This Is my FIRST race in q
racing car hut / have been iu
several stripped touring ear con-
tests, and ! am well acquainted
with hall mile tracks. Win or
lose, ] am going 20 stay ln the
racing game. II was with the
Intention OF staying I'm the bus-
ness that started 10 work Cor
nothing In am automobile shop
five years ago"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-12
BERT FULLER AND HIS "MANKlLLER|

cup races a party Of yan1als all but
carried away the headrest Of one Of the
four immense pillars which stand guard
ln front Of the main entrance These
pillars are racing relics. In 1894 the
first race track IN America was opened
at Charleston Neck. s., s. These pill
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-12

GalsolIne Is king at Agricultural park
this afternoon What electric sparks
and exploding gas can DO when ex-
pressed ia the terms Of autocar speed
Is being demonstrated From an ludl.
cations the race IS 10 be halr-rasns.
Oldneld's Dragon Is described as a'Thole
Fourth Of July celebration when II gets
Into action. and those who have heard
1898" when under way realize that It
might be surpassed by a Port Arthur
bombardment, but they are not sure,
DRAGON AGAINST "g99."
The automobile racing game is
launched IN Utah today for the FIRST
time and both machines In the race are
veterans with "a long string vi worlds
records. A curious feature Oi the rum
VIII be that II Is the first race IN which
Barney Oldheld has been matched
against '9g9' since he gave up dr.yins
her In August Of last year. This h the
machine Ia which Oldheld FIRST sprang
into fame,and In which he made world
records for every event up 90 10 miles.
il receives It's name OF 'mdnkller'
from the fact tina he killed a man In an
accident shortly before giving Il up.
Car "999' when she Is working right has
40 horsepower, which IS about 40 horse
power more than the green Dragon nov
driven by Barney I'm the recent trials
here her COmpressors were not working
well, but since then she has undergone
q thorough oyerhuung at the hands of
an expert and goes into these races In
her best condition.
UNDER MILE A MINUTE.
The races are the first motor car
events in which two racing machines
have been pitted against each other
ever held west OF S. Louis. The two
machines are the only American built
cars except one with records ON clrcu.
Tar tracks OF less than "A mile a minute.
Barney Oldhsld was the first man 10
drive car under a mic minute and
he did 1t with 1898" az the Empire track,
New York, I'm 1901 In 90 i.5 seconds Mo-
body else got under q mile o minute for
more than two years after this ana
since then none has driven "9gg' in
equal time. II took Barney more than
~ year TO break his old record ON q new
machine but recently he has been do
Ing much better time on hIs Peerless
Green Dragon Receutlv al Denver ha
took In all records from 40 % 90 miles.
Al the Empire track on oct IS. Barney F.
lowered the worlds record for 10 miles
from q standing start - nine minutes
~ 3-5 seconds, winning from Thery
Bernin and Sartori, AIN European drly /
ers Of reputation and one ~ them .
Of the Gordon Bennett .
cup race.
TODAY'S PROGRAM
The program today contains three
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-01-08
rPRoF. McLENoN AS PRESIDENT
Much Satisfaction Over the State in
Regard to His Election.

Huron, S. D., Jan. 5.-Much salts
faction is expressed here because Of
the election Of Professor r. B. McClen-
or OF Huron college to the presidency
of the South Dakota Educational as
ISOLATION at its twentieth annual meet
ing in Aberdeen a few days since. Pro
.fessor McClenon is Of Scotch-Irish
%parentage, and is about So years Of age;
he received a common school education
and then went to Walton academy,
where he was graduated in 1874, then
he entered Williams college, where he
was under the tutorage OF the famous
Mark Hopkins, graduating from hat
institution in 1878. with the honor Of
Phi Beta Kappa, and taught in the
public schools In New York state, com
ing to Lake Geneva a few years later.
After iye years in the public schools
of Wisconsin he became an instructor
the academy Of Beloit college, re-
tanning the position for two years, re-
signing to come to South Dakota as
principal of the Sioux Falls high school.
In 1893 he left Sioux Falls to become
superintendent Of schools at Madison,
land In 1902 he became principal of the
normal department of Huron college,
which position he now holds. Mr.. Nc.
tClenon is the first person to be chosen
president Of the South Dakota Educa-
iitional association who came from a.
|%sectarian college, and his choice was
Inv acclamatinn
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-01-08
FIRE IN SIOUX
FALLS HOSPITAL
All the Patients Were Safel,
Though Hastily Removed
From the Building.
Sad FIRE AT ABERDEEh
New Dormitory for the Normal ans
Industrial School Damaged to
Amount of S5,ooo-orisin
of Blaze a Mystery.

Sioux Falls, S. D.. Jan. 4.-Fire broke
out in the basement of the Sioux Falls
hospital, a frame building. and the peo-
pie of the city for a time feared thai
some of the patients would lose thei,
lives. All the hacks in the city were
requisitioned. and o all the patients
We're removed to places of safety.
Many were in scanty attire. and the
fact tina a fierce northeast gale and
snowstorm prevailed made their re-
moyal, especially those whose condition
was serious, a difficult and dangerous
undertaking. The fire started from the
furnace, and speedily filled the build
ing with smoke, causing q momentary
panic among attendants and patients
The nurses oon regained their cool
ness, and with the aid of firemen. who
were promptly on the scene, hackmen
and other citizens. removed the pa
tients to nearby houses. It is an
nounced that one Of them are any
the worse for their experience. The
flames We're extinguished before the
building had been seriously damaged.
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STRONG RESOLUTIONS.
State Teachers Association Reports in
Favor of Many Chances.

.N4H W%.ELts at#L tlEL
Aberdeen, S. D., Jan. Before its
cational association adopted resolutions
endorsing efforts being put forth to i'm
prove rural school by jGiicious CEN
~;tralization; favoring the movement
towards securing uniformity in high
tat the substantial upward tendency In
the rate of teachers wages; recon-
fmending a continuation of the agita-
ition for amending the constitution so
}as to remove the present restriction
upon the term of Office Of the county
superintendent; favoring the giving of
adequate assistance to school officials
las Is given to other county and state
officials; and declaring that some
notifications should be made in the re-
iqu1rements for first grade certificates
for primary n special teachers whose
duties are confined to fewer branches
than are required to be taught in other
grades Of work. A resolution was also
adopted declaring that every effort
should be put forth by colleges and
nigh schools to keep athletic contests
under such control as will free them
from criticism as to their tendencies.
fIhe convention also complimented
State Superintendent Nash for his
commendable yea and for his indus
tr1ous devotion to every line Of school
interests. The usual form Of resolution
OF thanks to President Strachan and
pther officers and to the normal and
other school officers was adopted.
The complete enrolment showed 400
~feachers in attendance upon the con-
vention<
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-01-08
kIMBALL GRAPHIC
y. !RlTINAN PubNsher.
KlBAIL
SOUTH DAKOTA

The extraction OF nitrogen from the
stnexhaustibae supply In the air kal
been accomplished by a method 50 i1-
expensive as to make It feasible for the
production ola fertilizer. has been &C.
aconnplfshed by Dr. Erlwein OF Germany.
The fixing ct nitrogen by calcium car.
bide,.safter III had been derived by pass.
Ing air over red hot copper, was done
long sfnce as q laboratory experiment.
but the product was too expensive. DR.,
Erlwein brought the nitrogen INTO com.
Sbtnation with a mixture OF powdered
charcoal and lime In a~n8electrical fur
mace. The product of this combination
Y g black substance containing. besidet
the Lime n Narbon, 10 to 15 per cent
Of nitrogen, in perfect condition to ba
used as a fertilizer. From#the expert
ments thus far made with this new
artificial nitrate-which is known In
as calcium cyanimide-it APP
pears that Its nitrogen acts upon plants
quite as effectively as that contained
In g proportionatequantity Of nitrate OF
potassium or sodium nitrate. This dis
scovery will release the world from
SChile's monopoly of saltpeter.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-01-08
FlREMEN's ASSOCIATION.
Fall Issued for tho Annual Meeting to
Be Held at Canton.

Canton. S. D.. Jan. 5.-A. ". Tucker,
president OF the State Firemen's as
ISOLATION, Of this city. has Issued a call
Tor the annual meeting of the associa-
tfon, to be held at the Rudolph hotel In
fhis city on January 20. Among other
important business to be transacted at
this meeting the question OF locating
the annual tournament for this year
tend to compete for the tournament
this year will be expected to make a
bio. for 1t at this meeting, and the Sc
lection OF a suitable place will be de-
fermtned upon the best interests Of the
association.
Secretary E. c. Bent, OF the State
Pharmaceutical association, has issued
p notice calling a meeting OF the state
examining board, to be held in this
city January -. The meeting is called
tor the exclusive purpose of examining
applications for admission to the prac.
tice OF pharmacy in the state.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-01-08
ELkS' CLUB FIRE.
Sioux Fall. Lodge Building Damaged
by Blaze Which Originates in Base
% n ~ann&-l see II. c. nm %gE 8s

liz KEan A
by Blaze Which Originates in Base.
ment-Loss 10 $1,000.
Sioux Falls, S. D., Jan. 6-Fire broke
out at I o'clock today in the basement
of the handsome new Elks club build
Ing OF Ninth street, and before *
tinguished at 2:30 had lone damage of
about $1,000. The Taylor Furniture
company which occupies the first floor
and basement lost about &c. 500, and the
furniture OF the Elks club, which &C.
,cuptes the second and third floors, was
damaged by smoke about $500. The
loss is covered by Insurance.
\ The origin of the blaze is unknown. It
started in the basement which was
filled with furniture and combustible
matertal like mattresses and excelsior,
and was extremely hard to get under
control, owing to the thick smoke a>.d
the large amount Of furniture and
packing boxes. The fire department
worked steadily from / to 2:3o o'clock
before bringing the FIRE under control.
i The smok damaged the furniture on
the first floor and penetrated to the Elk
club rooms. damaging the furniture.
pictures and tapestries there to some
extent.
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FIRE AT ABERDEEN.
New Dormitory Badly Damaged Wher
Nearly Completed.

@a I -EL
Aberdeen, s.. d., Jan. 4.-Tne new
dormitory for the Northern Normal
and Industrial school was damaged by
fire $1,000 worth yesterday. The build
ing was completed and. ready to turn
over to the board Of regents next
Wednesday. The fire started at about
the center of the first floor and burned
a place several feet square and also
burned into the basement and into the
second story While the replacing OF
the burned portions will not cost near
SIS, 900, the entire decorating CT walls
and ceilings and the finishing Of the
wood work will have to be gone over
with. There was no fire in the build
Ing and has been none, and the origin
OF the fire is a deep mystery. The fire
occurred almost exactly two years aft
err the one that destroyed the main
building Of the institution just as it was
completed.
Robert Kirk Of Springfield has
bought from j.. S. Minard the Park ho-
tel in this city and4will axe possession
first of next week.
Miss Dora Titus and Lieutenant
Leon Richmond, both of this-citSy,
were married last night at the Chris
ttan church and have gone east on a
Wedding tour.
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AFTER DISPUTED ESTATE.
Lake City Man Claims to Be a Brother
Of a Deceased California Man.

Lake City, Ia, Jan. 5.-Moses sher-s
man will soon leave for Los Angeles
Cal, called there to prosecute ny
claims on a certain estate left by az
alleged brother OF Mr.. Shermans 4
few years ago a ma by the name ~
Charles Hill, q pioneer in CaliIoIhaa,
died, as was supposed, comparalNess
poor. But later Investigation developeu
the fact that he had property 70 w
value of $4,000. Almost imnediales,8
several claimants came forward aaa
urged their respective rights g lns1
coveted property. AT present there aIss
three principal ones, Moses Sheri1su.
Mrs. Marietta varney. who claimsto W
a daughter of HIS, and sash.
Charles, a New York lawyer. L 49,
was known in Los Angeles of the any,.
cedents Of Hill, but Sherman e, /. ~
that he was his brother, who tooh. M
flight from the old home In lasues
county, N. Y, because he was Wau,.t
BY the United States treasury ue.esa
ives for counterfeiting. It seems saSs
Fill, whose real name, 1t Is eiaiilsS !
was Lorenzo Dow Sherman, pots.s
shady reputation in this regard IN ha.
concluded that he would disappeaf d. !
fore the officers could capture nlil. ,,.ar
abandoned a wife and the daus IA
who is now claiming a share na In
estate. Moses states that the essnlbhe IA
previous to his brothers deparlu.s lame
told him that he would change ms aa his
to Charles Hill when he reaehsat,a
destination. On this and the .sus IT,
cation OF certain marks on the UNI ~ N
the brother and certain photographs b IL
his possession Mr.. Sherman oassa s;st.
claim. The alleged daughter IS assMa
ing Sherman in his LAST ana oppu1IlIl
Salem Charles. 1t is known tna nriass
was a member OF the notorious prs1e
gang Of co~unterfeiters which opsi mas
for q number Of years. but Wlllcn hear.
broken upSnear Dayton, O.. lhs mary
ing Of the cases is called for JAWS
8 at Los Angeles.
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NEW PUBLIC BUILDING.
Preliminary Work Done for 100000
Structure. -

Pierre, s. D.. Jan. 5.-Engineer Fain.
who made h first move toward active
work on the government building IN
this city. has completed the preiimi-
g and take all the levels of
the site which has been purchased Nv
1.-THE government for the CONSTRUCTION If
1.-THE building. Work is. progressing on
1.-THE plans for the building, and the pub.
lit building department promises to ad-
:vertise for bids, SO ais to begin work
some time in May. For the construcA
ton an appropriation of s17o,o 600 is all
ready available. and the public build
Ing estimates for the present sessinn iae
congress. contains an additionai an-
preparation OF $50, 200 for the bmIlding
making It q 5000. 900 structure.