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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31


OF athletics. Wat tn grrs'est uxi-
sersities Roster ant the preparatory
scha'iit rec"asnead. it Is nos f1r ths
hoesehci1 @ irqNn upon. without
eo"d reasau-
man Ia "ve VITA music declined
% l'e Ms daughters lsarn % rev. les
u shcuii ssqii me suFplezess ot their
piano aantL a man who valued sr1cs
AM sy symfnstry stoad aggareiy In tbs
fatA - Rs scnl through their child.
a''d. iesl theE sh9aid get hroAen tn
gers. "r enlarged thumb lotets FROM
pay tns BALL ror the reaaoa that thes
miAat stumble "a the re. they were
nat permitted @ learn 70 ska.e- In
Consequence. though they we're schot
afiy eHousa. they arrived at adoies-
senee interi1r In size strength AMI
learNssnsss TO o acrs Who rad
known the rough and tumble ot he.
ana taey had . make u2 as best they
eouia zoe the drawtacA OF too teli-
gerry nnFtussd juvenile career.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
,Eaasw vxvEn Sorx,.

The omcfal reports frum New Or
fans. covering the - hours ended a.
p m on the .sSa- showed New cases
Il yellow fever. u. total cases 10 Gate.
1.7s. Deaths -. total to dans. z5s.
Gases remaining uns~r treatment. IT'S.
The board of heal-h 7f Nssehez. Miss.
c. the =ssh. reported SIX 10 tsu cases u
yellow fever there
Dr. Joseph Heb. kss-- a. szs- The
World as a yellow fever expert. has
erezEs,f q sensation in New orS.ans by
prastieallyeharginx IN a pubic address,
that the city and state heslrh cenrias
we're eogzizaHt ~ the Dre=ens. &C ysl-
low fever there for two naouths asfors
szy sssrs vsre taken s0 ehsck T. TSa
matter will probably BE the .ecl zf a
grand JURY invssSixakicr
Lake Providence. La. reports Hvs
raw cases u yellow fever. making a ~
II ef ls up 10 the 9TH inst
TREE cases Of yellow fever are re-
portst sruu Gulfport. Miss. Additional
cases which we're reported on the 18th
we're rs follows Lake Providence. =
Coed Hop~ :. Psan Grove. . Morgan
city. 1. Psrterscn. >. Hanzuu City. >.
Afssissippt CRY. Ms =
The Iraiians a-d other fo-ei-n rHess
are the hsts nofr Of Nsx Orleans. Thsy
carried the Infection cut u the city
~hen the epidemic first hruke cut. an,i
are nD~ carrying Il eaek AMI planting
= IN new icealitfss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
HOLMES SURHeNDeRS.
Fight Amongst Attorneys Bad Faith
is Charged Against Holmes
Attorneys.

Washington. Aug. -. Edwin =.
Holmes. Jr-- FORMER asso,ia,e statisti-
cian Of the Department % Agriculture.
cu'. OF the three men in,tictes for con-
spirs,y no dsfran,i the governments in
th's euttou report SCANDAL. sIirrpnsier,sd
himself at the nited states marshal :,
oifis'. here az b o'sloss the. morning.
Eferts vhiea bad been mate ~ins,. ssli-
ariay night to arrest him failed.
In the setting of bail cam an indissa-
tiou OF the bitterness with which th.,
fight fer and against Gho.e indicted viii
b. waged District Attortiev Beach
asked that bail. whh,h had been 1T for
staas&l on saturday. y hen il VII ex-
p.vt'.d Holmes woul,i appear. hr put at
s-p.iso on the grounds that the otfeuss
WAS not eStra.iitabls. and H.ifa.s. po--
s..>-.,ti many Times sia.es1
Nr. Beach c;ali-..si A -ssr-siti.,u hv r,,assl-
ing to Judge STAFFORD an a.fiiavi- which
aroused Wharton r.. Lester. Holmes
lawyer, OF bad faith in failing te pro-
db-s his client when Ls xas wanted aui
with having advised and ai,i,ri him "a
svasi- seFvh-e Of the Warrant The law
yer Ms charged IA thi, afti,i4vit with
having failed tn Scsp agreements with
the District ktrorn.y The af'isiaviS
di,..io-es important ficts not hitherto
masis. ixrC1r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

When e woman bows TO a man who
u seated At a table in a cafe or hotel
diuing room he should rise slightly
from his ssai as be makes the acknowI-
et.gmsnt If the woman with her es-
cort shoud stop 20 speak to some OF
her friends Sho make uD the party
wigh waom hs = dining he should rise
ant rcmAia standing until she passes
on. When a man Is introduced To an
ether nlan they should rise and shake
haEds as they a-knowledxs the intro
daetion- A man should always raise
his la as BE- "Opens the door for
woman in a pubic place. even II she
IS an entire stranger. Men should also
remove their hats IA the presence OF
ladies shsa going up and down In the
elevators in public buildings. A defer
entail ami courteous manner always
shows good breeding. and one cannot
be too particular IN small matters. a.
mans breeding IS revealed BY his
department and conversation quite as
much as BY his appearance
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

Japan Makes Surrender ,S-r-crs
Of Pesce Brighter rhsn FIR
Scrre Time.

Portsmouth. y. ~. Mug. -. To-
raurruw mcrning Bstrvu Komur;t. n,tins
upon INSTRUCTIONS received frum Toxin
A. a result Of todav'> meeting Of the
Cabinet and '-ebi,.r stafesuen.- under
direct presidency of thu Emperor %
japan. viii submit 10 Mir. Win, a new
tssis OF conrrrnt.s. and that cpmpro-
mise. IL i. firmly believed night. u I'll in
sure pestce.
The revelatirus contained la Ca A.
spciated Press exclusive announcemsnt
tnday thai Japan had alressly infpru.,l
Emperor Nicholas. through Ambassador
Meyer. that Jarun was rvasfy to waive
the question of indemnify and submit tho
prize to h. paid Sr the northern halfef
sashalin to the Judgment of a mixei
commission. but prepared the way for
Japan's hasksiawu upou the main issue.
The ANNOUNCEMENT has been the sen,.,-
tieu Of the day.
IL had met denials high AMI low. Ts
was dsrisied to be impossible. Incredible.
The Japanese declined to admit il. and
the Russians said they bad M cufrrna-
ton Dir. Witte intimafc,t strongly
that IT. Petersburg bad nct appri...,l
hun of any such artiou by the prr-i-
dent. There was even a disposition to
ridieuls the blsa Of arbitrafing the
pris'e ~ half OF the island Nsverthe-
less on all hands il was admitted IL
Japan took this position. the ground
Wa cut out from under Emperor Nb.ho-
La.
Mr. Witts by cousummate skill in
cuuceding all tn. Demands of hi, adver-
saries into a pssition where. unl.,>- they
abandon the claim for an indemnity
they could be held responsible for CON
tinuiug the war for mouey The
japanese. b. uox foregoing the demand
for an indemnity, practically turn the
tables upon Russia and shift the burden
back to her shoulders IL she does NOT
consent 10 submit a minor issue to the
impartial Judgment of A tribunal.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

Caruso. the celebrated Italian opera
tenor. IS the son OF an engineer in
Naples His father. on finding that
the lad preferred music 70 mechanics.
turned him out OF doors. rerarking:
Follow your fancy. and when IL
brings you to grief do not count on
1e-" When he entered upon his term
CT military service an officer with .
musical taste took him in hand and he
was allowed 10 practice in peace. At
thar time he could barely read and
write Now as IS the most famous
tenor OF the day. never singing for
less than $500 a performance
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
Ahscluse pessitutior.

Washington Aug. S.-rAnsricnn
Consul Nazo1- at Grenobls- France. has
eabled Acting Secretary Loornis that of
the original party included in the Amer
iran circus stranded there, sixty-tive
members remain in state Of great dis
tress and dsstitutin- The department.
does not know how to deal with this
case. having no funds available 70 re-
lieve rhs sufferers. bat il i possible
that the President may direct SONS
money to Be advanced from the E,ner-
gsncT Fund, trusting 70 ecnersss "a
sa.S-i,n ts.. s-s..=
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
BIRTHPLACE or LINCOLN
In kentucky l. Sold q. Publir
Auction

HcdgenTilie. kv Aug. =. Sbra-
ham Lirroia's birthplace. a fl,t acre
Farm. va t.<iay s.,ld at auction to K !.
CoIisr. st New York. represented bv
T. j MeDermott. a Louisville lasye-.
who probably hoayhf q A. an invest
usat. The prize paisi f,r i. si.ass. i
not more than Il S0uld bring i0r farm
M purposes.
The property was soid by or,,.sr ef
court in the bankruptcy ease II 4 W.
Dennsfte % New York who hasl pur-
chased il Gtteen years ago frum the
Creal family. into whose hands it came
At the time the Lineelz family removed
from the STATE.
Besides Mr. NcDer1rotf. John =. Bafr-
ton of Philadelphia All W. u. Frust OF
Chicago were bidders.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
Great Medicine Man. y

DIR. Robert Koch had a caravan con-
ststirgof 70 uaen when be visited Moro
gcros in German East Africa. las.
month The natives called him '-ths
great medicine man" ard were aston
ishec nj the size q his expedition. which
had for il object the study Of the plague
and Ola kiad offever which is ranr1anI.
Gated by ths papzsi. or ee1bugs. xn,t
which has made one road alnaat t,ruas-
sable tbs rct deadly. hns MAKES srvz-
lis = Is -s-ts=,s ssx ->=zz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
REACH oLoNGAPo.
Taft Party Touches Upon Basic Point
of the Philippines.

Manila. Aug .s-A dispatch received
here this morning rsport-,l the arrival
of the transport Logan 1T Olongspo,
with Secretary Taft and party on
board The Logan was scheduled to
arrive at this port this morninS and
came in On time Olongspo i har-
hor in Subig Bay, ou the southeast
coast of Luzon. within a short sail of
Manila Ii Is the naval base of the
American Philippine squadron.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
NEGRO TROOPS ARE USELESS


Montgomery. Ala. Aug es.-Birm-
ingham AMI Selma are getting up a
petition along with Montgomery ~
have the negro company here. the Cap
ital City Guards, mustered out They
are charged with playing through the
streets Of the city Hang JEFF Davis To
a Sour Apple Tree by the band. and
committing other acts dista-tefal To the
people. Th. company will very likely
bs mustered out because OF Ineffective
ness. They could rot be used even in
n rios os negroes. and are an expense
that i, a-.sles, To the State. They have
never been allowed ball cartridges.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

William Bseks. Of SheIbyvflle, Ind.
has in his yard quite n curiosity. in
the shape Of a rose bush with two
roses. each being Of a different co.pr.
The r0ses are on the same stem.
and one Is perfectly white. vhIls
the 0tlsr is pink The bsish has
revsr been grated. Last year Mr..
BseISs n3d bush OF American Beauty
rcsss. ard on ore of the stems were
two roses. the stem extending up
through the center CT one Of the roses.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

AMI one which any clever home Dress
maker could easily cpUy. The material
Is pale green silk strswn with peach
blossoms in natural tones and the
round At eDilar aud girtils are green
chiffon velvet Two fsep tucks and a
frili ef cream LIcs fnash the short
sleeves.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
A PRETTY SILK COAT.
Il VIII Be Useful and AtSrscttvs
Through the Autumn
Season

A fancy little coat OF some sort Is es-
sential in every well ordered wardrobe
and Tor wear With white lingerie gowns
the light Powered silk coat is exceed
ingly smart and very riodish- Here Is
an l4=al suggestion for slich a garment
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
FAD OF ATHLETICS
ovER-ExERcIsE Is AS PERIL
Gus As NONE AT ALL.

Lthl--ics a staple Topic for the Break
f,st Tahle-An Athletic Youth No
Pledge Of Old Age - In Many
Households Athletic Have Super
seeded Splitting Wood and Other
Hcmsly rasks-why Nest Moth
ers pisspprove Of Foothall-CAii-
ersn Often Too renderly Nurtured
-Gynnastic Training in Reason.
as Important as the A. D. cs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
THE Weeks NEWS
TERSElY OUTLINED
- Seesos q TIE nsse Important
Bsssn ~ nsne and Abroad
u Pase Week.
AceIn, EAST, wtsI, SOUTH.

lAeDss Dsvs8sOOssss - sss 49,
1aosssss Mar. rsssss>v Wnn
sssos % ssses~ss CsnBsa vvso a.
s1Dsssnas n.s0s.a.ss Am svss
- WessA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

Grsnada's rev brick factory has
proven all risSt IN v1at the prodget Is
a. gocd a. can be manufactured any
where II viii prove a grset benefit
10 thar city. rs well as profitable to
the owners.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

Capt. J. 2 Merry. of the Illinois
Central railway. With headquarters at
Manchester Iowa. desires experiences
CT successful farmers for use in a
pgksication On Mississippi n yoa
have been Ss1cceszfu. write IL out and
send to-hfm- The writer OF this de-
parrmsns also desires such expert
ences srd viii be glad to get as many
as posSibie
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

The Wagon faetor7 at Laurel VIII
be greatly enlarged aimest il not
quite doubling its present capacity.
This plant has been very successful
from the beginning. acd gees to prove
that such establishments. Il property
handled. can be made success in
this section And why rot We have
the material from which they are
manufactured and the market for the
finished article We should 90 more
ef tkis kind Of work
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

Eropkslven Is experiencing sub
sf-rtiaI building activity dErirg theze
srri-Eens euarane-rs tines Two
lz-zs krrE Buildings ant several rsr-
.zrtfIe esszhIishrenfs are gong I'D.
besides q handsome rEc9s CT resi-
ssaees- Ereokhayen y acting prog
eriy-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

West Point reports n horse with al
most human intelligeEee. almost more
intelligence than some human beings
ms hcrse viii turn the hyirans and
lnsI lists upon drinking ruthins but
water
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

Indi5nola vii have concrete walks
cf uniform dimensions tn the princi-
pal parts ef the town The city board
viii pay half the ccsr ard the sbatting
property owner the other half This
Is gpn,t scheme that other towns
might adopt with profit Money spent
in ghsosi roads and walks Is rnliciously
expended and regret viii net follow
such RetiDn-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

s'-N-At we NA4A ABOUT tnfm Win
kindiing eyes. They form the STAPLE
OF our breakfast table discussions
Everybody reads the reports In the
newspapers, every b.,,iy rushes to see
the games. everybody praises. crit
fcises. shouts fOr giatness or groans
for veSatien- according "a the people
be or she cares for lose or win
We are more and more glorifying
athletics. To hear us. one would
fancy that our universities existed.
not to make scholars. but TO send
forth runners and racers and cham
pions in the football field. The old
prowess ot knights armed cap pie.
who met in tilt and tournament in
the middle ages. Is at present trans
ferred 10 the gymnasium and the open
plain. where well matched parties con-
tend In stubborn fight.
Mr.. Carnegie has put himself On
record as. on tue whole. discounting
athletics In favor ot scholarship. II
was time that somebody took this
ground for though sport and recrea-
tiou have their place. they are by no
means all OF life
First ald foremost. they are often
ovsr'ions- The young man whose
splendid development Of chest and
muscle. whose various achievements
are so extraordinary. sometimes uses
up his physical capital too iavishly.
His heart Is unequal to the strain put
an FF h.. -.
suf,csd for a lifetime is drained by
the continual exsrtious that are Incl
dental 10 athletic distinction. and on
occasion Il gives out. In the lorg run
the athlete Of college days IL not the
strong man cf middle life. and an
athletic youth Is NJ pledge OF odd age
sound mind in a sound body was
the bisal of the aacisnts. Il Is what
we most need To meet the demands
OF the moderus.
4 weak. sickIy. ensts body that can
endure No stress ot weather, that Is
ike house out OF repair. with fall
tnS ehimneys and leaking rlof. IS 10
be regarded a. great misfortune
II Is more than calamity Always
It h an embarrassment Often il il
n SIN In these days Of advanced sci
enes. those who come into the world
with Inherited tendencies to disease
may triumph over them II they will
use the means and live by hygienic
rules. Air. exercise. food. sleep, ar.
the remedies Nature provides asainst
feeblensss and frailty Nobody shouit
BE- III who can help 1t. and much can
be lone To help it in most cases. We
may be we'll II we choose.
Over-exereiss l. as perilous as none
1t all The strongest swimmer NAV
abuse his skill The swiftest runner
may run too TAR.
Athletics have superseded 20 some
extent. in sOme places the respectable
and less exciting business OF work
tng around the house ami door yar,L
The sous OF the family. lads between
Is and ~. used 20 do the daily chores.
III the tslks that cslle,i for srrsn-
uous pumping. drive the lawn mower.
chop the w1osL gr1om the horses and
weed the sasssn- They stiIl bad a
lasd when he family aaanras com
pei them - G0 -. bGt as moasy l.
more plentiful thaa oncs. iE : l.ss
and less The fashion for boys and
young msa to be serviseahls about
the home. They do MT see the nscps-
sify- E-enomx is nos popular virs
sue- Splitting Wood and attending 10
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

The hrst train on the NJ J. < X c
came into PhiiaGelphIa recently. and
from the published reports the event
was made ere OF fsiliEeasion and
good cheer. The toxin - exDerisEe-
ing period Of great prosperity since
the location of the road through il and
many rev buildings. enterprises. etc.
are being erected 1t IS IN a splendid
section OF the Sra.e and viii no dorbt
b. Al irtporta1t eormsreftf center
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

Meridian il TO have n rev sf59Gaa
cotton compress to be haiis and 0psf-
ated BY parties from New Orleans.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

Greenwood claims 70 be the clean
est city in the State Il Is to be
hoped that large number Of cities
VII szr themselves n shape TO con-
test this ciaiz- II every eity ansi town
in the Ss=te vas rryirg 70 occupy the
position claimed ty Greenwood there
would be no eause sor the present bus
i1ess-destroying quarantine. Com
menee newt year earfy. clean up tha
towns. destroy mosquitoes and keep
open koHse-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

Friend Robertson. OF the wessou
Enterprise. in response 10 about t5a
letters frUu Northern people asking
fer printed matter descriptive ot his
section issued an edition ef his paper
lass week flied with information that
viii prove valuable ard mliied to
these Interested parties. Il va an
especially interesting paper and will
Eo doubt 7rove To be worth many dol
lars to Wesson ard vicinity
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

The Southern Farm and Hcue il \
new publication recently launched AZ
Jackson and the prupriet0rs will push
rs circulation with the people OF the
State TIE PAPER viii par especial
arten1ion 70 matters OF industrial i'm
portance under the head CT Fer
Greater Mississippi and will add
from time To time farm departments
as occasion demands Mr. Inos p
MeKav- the leading tor.ieuIturisr ef
the State. viii edit department and
other men OF experience viii contrib
ute 70 others Later on II viii be a
publication fer the farm and home
IN ruth
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

Recent reports state that only faur
ucr- miles OF roaG are To D. eua-
sllueted before the III. j. L X e. viii
be able to operate trains through from
Mobile to Middleton. Tenn. the north
ern terminus at present The work
has been delayed somewhat By rains
but Is progressing fairly we'll
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

Ccristh = aTi1S ss-sr--s miles Of
Sewerage es-f.S the sur1mer months
vie, tines wcuid osSe-wIzs es very
dull
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

The hrtls city Of Mark. N Qsdt
nan county. y partasing cf a large
sire ~ nrpra.;rifx 4. l. ir. n rieh
delta country anil sfrpify has a larys
trade. The business houses have
been more than doubles in a short
time ami uux Ei1gens Clarke has
started r-wSpap~r 20 keep things
humrsing- There Is great future
before staFss ami ths people up there
are of the sind that viii likely get ali
that Is coming 10 them
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

TAX for Greater Mississippi and
forget about the few easeG Of fever
down on the coast somewhere.
There's nothing to IT,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

The writer has inquiry for large
lots Of psre and hardwood timber
lands. Parties having sEch lands for
sale might write and give description
II same. win pIsee them IN comm
rication with the parties desiring to
purchase 5IIssissippi lardS are con-
in= into greater demand each day ami
the time Of sl-9a per acre lan.t in the
State is fast passing
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

The city OF Jackson has invested n
road roller This roller weighs tiv,
tons, and that is helIevsd to be sua
cient weight To mash any cfcd tn.
chain gang can turn up- The role
cost s4ea.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

Secretary Maxwell. OF the Railroad
Commission. states that he has 50
many inquiries for railroad maps Of
tbs State thar be IS pct to a great deal
Of trouble snswertrS letters n the ef
fsct that he has no maps. An order
VIII be Psacei for 4 fesE thousand
shortly. art due notice Of their arrival
win be made ami al applicants Sup
rl1ed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

The Kansas City, Memphis & Biz
minsham Railroad reports that for the
last quarter its total receipts in Mis-
slssippf were sssf a4f.Tt: operating
expenses. s2S7.2ae.ts. net revenue,
35.14s.as.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-08
HERALD SPORTS
MIKE SCHRECK HERE
Big Husky Chicago Scrapper Says He
Is Ready For Gar
diner

Mike Schreck and his manager Billy
Hogan. arrived in Salt Lake yesterday
from Chicago. Schreck is the man
matched TO box with George Gardiner.
and while he is not as well known in
salt Lake as the Lowell man. Yet he has
a high reputation in pugiistic circles and
according to the dope book. should give
Gardner the fight of his life.
SchreCk : home is Chicago, ana ring eX
perts, like Lou HOuseman and George 81
Ter say he * q worthy opponent of Gar
diner. and thar the former light heavy
weight champion of the world will have
20 be in the best Of condition 10 defeat
the fighting German.
When seen yesterday SchreCk said he
had been trying 90 get a bout on with
Gardiner for more than year and that
ne believed ne would succeed IL defeating
him. He says that he has been boxing
around Chicago the past month and all
the work ne needs is to get accIimated -
lie is biz, husky looking lad and
has the ear-markS Of scrapper. Last
evening Schreck and Hogan took the trip
10 Saltair as SchreCk expects to start
training today and from that moment on
ne says he VIII not have time 10 90
around and see the sights
Representatives of the two men ex-
pect 10 meet today and sign articles they
having practically agreed on terms al
ready
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-08
FOOTBALL TEAMS MEET
Association Game to Be Played Today
on the University
Campus.

The Salt Lake Associations football
team and the Eureka state champions
viii meet this afternoon in a game of
association football at CUMMINGS field.
The game is called for 2:3O O'Clock
Considerable interest has been
worked up over this contest by the
lovers of this kind of sport and the
teams expect a big turnout of associa-
ton fans Eureka's team and a large
number of roOters are expected in at
10 O'Clock this morning. and. from re-
ports received, the mining camp expects
10 duplicate the trick of Il week ago
when they defeated the local aggrega-
ton.
The local team say they will not
dlsband after tOday's game, but in
tend to try and get a game ON with
Park city. Challange has been is
sued TO play the team up there and it
- expected a contest viii De arranged
in the near future