The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-31


Post Rider Into the Mists OF NJ.
/ mckinley Robert Dunn: SFhe TIP
| Emery PottIe. IN5en ana Women OF the
eutdoor World '.1in Abu Finds an
Elephant Csspar Whitney sam
! honstoli, Emerson F50ugh; a Skir-
mish in the Brush" Edwyn Sandys
+ The Rape Of the WILDERNESS verse.
+ Harold Child. The Great Cuthhsrt
! Rookery." Herbert K. JOB: Oklahoma
4 Country Club" "Photographing Field
Dogs in Action Edward A. DonnaIy.
/ champion AiaHwyd Slrdar.y Schneider
/ & sons. BreathiessneSs-Th Progress
of Fatigue as Seen n the Face" r.
I TAFT Mckenzie. The Sportsman, s
! Viewpoint" Caspar Whitney. "The
Seasons Field Trials J. A. Graham;
How TO Sail an lee Yacht John A.
Roosevelt Shooting Mallards on the
/ Mississippi Overflow" Frank z. KeI-
/ iogg; Building of Shore Blinds" Da-
va Goodaie; skate Sailing," Dan
Beard
ScRIBNER'S- Frontispieee. drawing
| - accompany 'Salvini" Ettore Tito.
some Gardens in SPAIN. Helena
Rutherfurd Ely: The tJndercurrent. -
chapters .v-yii (to be continued, Rob
ert Grant; Letters from England in
ISIS Mrs. George Bancroft: THE
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poem, Ethel NJ. Kelley; THE War of
1872. il, The Approach of War (to be
continued, with map. Captain A. T.
! Mahan, L. s. n; To Barine'' Horace.
CarIn- H. viii), John Paul 30
cock; Charles Keene as an Etcher."
u. II. Spieimann: ION the Honor of
Man." William Il. Lighton: THE Cen
tenary of Alfieri at Astf," T. r. Sulli-
van; SalNini. Norman HapgOOd.
Gift Of the Gods. poem. Harriet Pres
colt Spofford; The Cat and the Paint
er, Eleanor II. Porter: The Point of
Niew-"The Penalty of the Systematic
Life'-''The New Feeling for Nature
STAFF and Scrip" The Field of Art
The New Portal of St Bartholomew
Church Russell sturgis, illustrated
FRANK .LESLIES-Cover design.
Alden PiersoD; He Was Not Like
Buck of the Summer Time" frontis-
piece; Does 1t Pay to Be a Doctor2s
Arthur Goodrich; The Girl in the
Punt" a story. Arthur II. Adams;
From Kansas a story. Roy Rolfe
Gibson; "Once Upon Time" verse,
Clifford Chase; "A Case in Surgery" a
story, DR.. A. G. Seeley; THE Crimson
Cord a story. Ellis Parker Butler:
a Little Palmistry,'' a story, Edwin
Asa Dix; Imported Americans: The
Overflow" Broughton Brandenburg,
Hank Martins Graveyard" story
John D. Wells: Miss FlutterIy on Pol
itfcs and the Drama, Charles Batteli
LOOMS; Ahead of the Drums" a
story, John y. Mcintyre; "A Straight
Tip a story Henry Irving Greene:
Nah Littles" verse, Maurice Smiley;
+On the Taquamenon,s William Dav-
export Hubert: Making Flowers en-
Broadway; The Fight for Copper"
William Mcleod Raine; Editorials;
'.Fhe Freedom OF Life" Annie PaysOn
CalI: Valentine" verse, Z. p. B.: Mar
ginalia; Aen, Women and Books.
Now comes tbe announcement that
beau-eating Boston has shut down on
the fighting game aud one more refuge /
for the much abused pugs Is wiped or
the map. There has nearly always been
good excuse for. shutting down the
fighting game in every place which has
taken that action, but i'm the case Of /
Boston it appears that the only reason
the game is stopped Is because two fight /
ers got into the ring and pulled off p |
contest on the square. This happened !
last week when Kid Carter knocked out /
Joe Choynski in tie first round Of q !
fifteen-round contest II the fight had 1
gone the limit. the crowd and police 4
would have been satisfied and all would 4
have gone we'll. but 9rom accounts ]
these men went into the ring to win in I
as short order as possible. and now comes i
the howl 1t has been noticed thac-a I
great many OF the fights in Boston in /
the last year have been fifteen-round af- ,
fairs. The chances are that about hait I
or these matches we're prearranged and I
that the fighters knew just how they
We're coming out before the fight be-
gan. These kind Of stunts seem 10 please I
the Boston people. but when a couple
OF fighters come along and fight. the
best man to wiz as quickly as possible,
a CRY goes up that shuts down the game
md Kid Carter made mis-
take. They should have gone IN the ring
and danced around for fifteen rounds
and then walked away with the mcuey
and said nothing. then everything would
have been rosy for the fighters in Ros-
ton The question naturally arises: Does
Il pay to be on the square?