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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-02

him His suffering was intense for
fo,r' days and nights, when, on the
eyening OF the fourth day he was Wis
ited nv two persons, who appeared az
his bed side as suddenly and mysteri-
ouslv as they disappeared. After their
night's watch over him, during Whlch
they administered to him, he was en-
tirely relieved of pain and apparently
healed The incident made Brother
Lamoreaux and his parents (who were
also IN the church, always ieei thot
these watchers were no ordinary men,
ms there were no Mormon Elders az
that time in that part OF INV
country. but that Coo had seut
heavenly messengers as ne ha'
promised he will In time of direct need
Tho sneaker was with Elder Lamoreaux
when the Lord showed him contri-
vance for holding a dlslocated mp IN
Mace which had been out five weeks
and when later he showed this Idea 10
other men it was slightly changed ana
patented, becoming one OF the greatesI
boons TO the medical world, The speak
er also took him to Bear Lake. Where
a man was slowly but surely bleeding
to death. We rode through the noun
tains," said the speaker, In the night
and Brother LamoreauX mad salu 10
me, Brother Hale, / do not know what
TO do, more than has already Deen
done. on the way he fell asleep. ana
during that time was shown what to
do. Immediately on reaching the house
without even waiting to remove MIS-
overCoat or warm himself, he asked for
q piece of strap iron, which he quickly
bent into shape and applied 1t to the
wound, saying, This is the way II was
shown to me- The blood Immediately
stopped flowing, and the patient entire
ly recovered. Many such Instances were
recounted and in closing, the speaker
said; Though some might equal, none
could surpass him In his lines"
President George c. Parkinson and
Bishop II. 5. Geddes paid glowing trib-
utes to the work of Elder Lamoreaux
and spoke Of his great faith In the Cos
pei his honesty, integrity and kindness
Especially was he honest with his God
In paying a liberal 1.-THE and his great
est desire on his deathbed was to see
that he owed no man.
After the services the remains were
removed to the undertaker's parlors;
thence they were shipped to Logan next
day, where they were Inferred in the
city cemetery with impressive ceremo-
MES Patriarch B. NJ. Lewis offering
the dedicatory prayer. To the sounds OF
sweet music from a quartet of instru-
ments, all that was left OF the mortal
remains of Father David Lamoreaux
were consigned to mother earth, to
await the resurrection OF the just
Have you seen Daniels great mill
end sale. suits from s25 to $40 for 500.
All imported goods and, remember. At
or no sale. Daniels. the tailor, 81 west
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-02
ON THE RACE TRACK.
Iayorltes AT Ascot Landed Ncarl,
Everything Yesterday Afternoon.

Los Angeles, Cal. Dec. lit was n
great day for taVoritcs at Ascot today,
five Of them landing their helds at tina
finish. Fireball won the feature race Of
the card beating COnfoss0r and Salario
In the order named In the easies, kind Il
fashion Results.
First race, Ave and one-half f,irlongs-
Retropgw, l0S Aubuchon. even, won; La
Gene. 100, =. Lang, D to /. second, Fu.
letta, l0i w. Buchanan, 4 to /, third.
Tine .0sia. Martessa. Searchme Una c
RAPID Transit April Pride. Mr.. Rudd'
Czsrina and SnindOla also ran.
Second race futurlty cOuTse--Alseno, 10
Waterbury, " ~ !, won. Aleucon. ia, e.
Walsh. 7 to 10, second: Hiona. i0q y
Washington. 10 TO l. third. Time--l:l0
Bailey babiuna hobson's Choice. Rath-
gar, Beautiful and Best. Golden Light
Marlborough Anona. shady Lad and Dex.
tsrity also ran.
Third race. six Mrlongs-Flrebau 10.
r.. Walsh. 2 10 5, won; Confessor. l6 A.
". Booker. 5 20 2, second. Salario. iO2.
Lawrence. 70 60 !. third Tme-i1I&.
Tramotor Ralph Reese and Elgora also
ran.
Fourth race, one mlio-Hans Wagner,
Clark, % 70 /. second Bragg lG, Au.
buchon. to l. third Time-iils WE
field and Sherin Bel lalsO ran.
FIN race, I'VE and onc.halt furlougs
Masterson, u.s. Booker, 20 2, won Peer.
Ing Tom. i0j. Walsh 10 l. second:
Valencia, l05, Swain. 10 10 1. third. Time
l.0S Vine Hammer Away, Tavannes.
C0rrick Chantlly. ColoN Snlpada. Salna
and Col u Palmer also ran.
Sixth race, mile and a slxteenlh-lkkl
ITO. Walsh, 10 z, won; Old Nike. lQ2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-02
EUREKA.
SHOCKING MINE ACCIDENT.
One Miner Falls 900 Feet TO His
Death, Another Severely Crushed.

One Miner Falls 900 Feet to His
Death, Another Severely Crushed.
Eureka, Juab Co., Dec. IA shock
ing accident occurred at the Snowflake
mine today which resulted in the death
Of Matt Sundqulst. while j. II. Chinn
was severely injured.
The two men were working together
and had finished drilling their round
OF holes I'm the bottom OF the shaft,
they loaded their drills together with
the Burlelgh machine and bar on the
cage and gave the signal to the en-
gneer for the 700-foot level. where they
left the machine and bar. They then
rang the cage for the top. About 200
feet from the top one Of the drills evi-
IDENTIFY caught on one OF the wall
plates, tearing Il out and at the same
time throwing both men off the cage,
Sundquist falling to the bottom OF the
shaft, a distance OF about $50 feet,
while Chinn was caught between the
wall plate and the cage. Chlnn, who
was suffering from compound frac-
ture Of the left leg and from several
severe bruises on other parts of the
body, displayed great presence of mind
and gave the engineer the necessary
signal so that he could release his leg.
He then took the remainder of the
tools which had not been thrown from
the cage by the shock and stacked them
safely on one of the wall plates and
gave the signal to Engineer Joe Allen
to hoist him to the top where he was
At once attended TO by DR.. J. A. Hen
sci and removed to his home. A body
of men then went down the shaft and,
after removing the debris and drills
which had fallen, took out the mangled
tody OF Sundquist and carried II to
the top of the shaft.
Sundquist was a Finn and had been
working in the mines oY Tintic, Bing-
ham and Park City for several years.
It Is not known here whether he has
relatives In the state. An inquest Is
being held to investigate the cause and
responsibility for his death.
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NOTICE,

State OF Utah. Department OF Bonrd ~
paidous. salt Lake city Utah. Dee, End,
lsG.-To Whom II May Concern: Notice i4
hereby given that the state Board ot
Pardons viii hold a regular session 0n
saturday Dec 18th, 1905 az 10 O'Clock q.
M, at the Supreme Court Room city and
county Bmlding Salt Lake CRY Utah
That AZ said meeting said Board VIII hclr
applications for pardon Tn the following
cases. tu-Wit,
Pardou-Alfred Smiley petit larceny;
Charles kroner burglary Joseph But.
trey. grand larceny jos Earl W!lkinsrn.
felony.
parole-John IT, HOLMAN arson
Communication o. sontence-Aloss knord,
voluntary mausaughtcr; James George
Foster grand larceny
All persons having any interest therein
desiring 70 be heard either for or against
the granting OF said applications respec.
lively are hereby notified to be present
at said meeting.
BY order of the Board.
JOHN G.. CUTLER, President,
NJ, A. DREEDEN, Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-02
BACK ON TURF.
Williams of California Jock
cy Club to Resume Position.

San Francisco. Dec Thomas Will
Hams. president OF the California Jockey
club. II is said, viii shortly resume his
position as one OF the big turfmeu ue
America The purchase Of a new stable
will soon be commenced. with which the
Californian Will commence an eastern
campaign, Horses from the Williams
east, and will not be- seen on tho local
tracks.
a decade ago williams colors repre-
senting tho Uudiue stable, were quite
factor In the racing world. Racine which
held the worlds record at a mile Tor many
years Cadmus and FlrataJiJn were s0me
OF the best known OF this lot.
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HORSE NOT A RINGER.

New orleans Dec. l.--Rumors wero cur
rent IN turf circles today that there was a
ringer at city Park. Tho rumors how
eyCr were apparently without foundu-
ton. The horse referred 10 Is the 2-year-
Old Red Ruby, by star Ruby Firenzel5.
which II owned by Pat Civil The sus :.
picion OF the case OF ringing grew out
tered iu the first race at City Park to-
day there Is also a Red Ruby entered at
Oakland Nothing Is known here OF tho
Red RUBY at San Francisco Today IL
Red Ruby, however, has started on all
the leading American turf association
tracks and has been fully Identified. Ow-
Ing TO the fact that there are now two
turf governing bodies In the west, horse
men are at liberty 20 name their horses
as they choose providing they are racing
Under one OF these bodies
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-02
TWELVE ROUND FIGHT.
Jack johnson Failed Ia Knock Out
Young Peter jackson.

Baltimore. Dec, Jack johnson and
Young Peter Jackson, both Of California
clusion no decision was given. johnson
had undertaken 10 knock Jackson out
within twelve rounds or take the smaller
end Of the receipts. He failed 20 do 50,
largely owing 10 Jacksons remarkable
ability to keep himself covered and to
the fact that jackson did not hesitate 10
run away from his opponent. Johnson
pounded him numerically whenever he
could reach him but was unable TO score
n knockout blow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-02
LAYTON.
Mrs. Richard Ware Fplls Victim OF
Heart Trouble.

Special Correspondence.
Layton, Davis Co., Nov. 29-Mrs,
Ada Ware, wife Of Richard Ware, died
last night from heart trouble brought
on by cancer OF the breast. She has
been afflicted for over n year and has
undergone three operations. 1t was
thought until recently that she had a
splendld chance for ultimate recovery.
Mrs. Ware was 46 years OF age and
had been married "a years. She was
born IN England and came to Utah
with ner parents in' the early sixties.
Her husband survives her.
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NO MORE BRUTALITY.

Chicago. Dec. Representatives NJ the
big nine athletic conference. which in
cludes the Universities OF Minnesota
Wisconsin. Northwestern, Chicago. Mich
igau, Iowa. Indiana, Purdue and Illinois.
AT their annual meeting here today en-
tered a protest against the high prices
of admission charged for intercollegiate
football games ana passed n resolution
declaring that the maximum admission
% these contests should not be more
than 80 cents. The conference considered
the growing brutality Of college football.
but took no action thereon.
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UTAH. IDAHO. THE WORLD

Three new maps. Just issued, Utah
and Idaho on one side. the World on
the reverse side. including population
1900 census, with a brief sketch Of ey-
cry country In the world Size 27xs1n
inches, value rs cents; sent TO any adj
dress for 25c. Address Deseret News
Book Store. Salt Lake City. Utah,
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RETURNED MISSIONARIES.

Have you q friend or acquaintance
In your FORMER field OF labor. to whom
you would like to send a copy OF the
Semi Weekly News2 II so, take ad-
vantage OF our special offer, made to
aid the great missionary work. We
send the paper one year TO any point
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eyfrn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-02
CLARK DENIES STORY.

Chicago, Dec. l.--Reports OF an at.
tempt to harm himself because OF his
error In the football game OF yesterday,
which permitted Chicago TO defeat Mich
igan, were denied this morning by Den
mis- Clark. the Michigan player.
"Ot course / feel deeply the error
which cost so much,' said Clark but
the report that | intended 10 injure my
self because Of the loss Of the gume ls
absurd"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-02

The city council met Tuesday. Nov.
q all the members being present. The
fl'sress company asked the council to
sbht them franchise in the ordinance
'aopier 81 which was discussed and
amended. Il was laid over for one
.s,egN II granted the city will charge
f" cents for each pole set.
me- road supervisor was instructed
20 repair First West street.
HOSPITAL NEWS.
D. C. Wagner was taken to the hos
gl saturday morning Nov. %. suf-
ie,ng from pneumonia.
'emos Olson had a serious operation
h'''fmed Wednesday morning, Nov.
rrn Ince, who was taken to the hos
La! sunday last with fractured
sAsuIL his horse having fallen with him
"uIn racing, died shortly after his
.,,i'AL lie was one OF Dr. OdelPs
"''SlpNARY ASSOCIATION NOR
DEN.
Nc scandinavian people Of Murray
~ "aRlng preparations to give con-
tnd ball at the opera house. Dee.
&c.. me scandinavian Westinghouse
W uteo undergoing repairs and this IS
,N' means by which the association ex-
.'s 10 delray the expenses. Some of
"e pest talent IN the state will be pro-
, ,.4 ana q good time IS assured. Not
XIV scandinavian talent but English
'Nl as well VIII be heard.
BAD DEATH or MRS ALFRED So
DFRBERC.
sorrow fills the home OF Alfred So
S.'rIg OF Bingham Junction. sun
10y 'ast typhoid claimed the life OF his
Ds ana loving wife. Mrs. Soderberg
SuN III Years OF age and leaves a hus-
sso.' ana two surviving children. The
WV children are now down with the
".HEuy and one OF thom is In a very
t'u'el condition. This IL the second
"le curing the month that Mr.. Solder
S'E nus had 70 part with a member OF
s' lamily. having lost his baby on the
'Hd or the month In this trying
o.utll Mr. Soderberg has the sympathy
OF me community.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
At Nlchlen, who Is employed ut the
Anerican Smelling and Refining Co.,
vas purned on the face and head Fri
o1y morning. An explosion was the
cause Of the burn.
hlley Harmon received badly
"ulned eye At the smelter. hot Stag hav-
ing splashed into It.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-02
MCCARTHY WHIPPED AGAIN.
Young kctchelI Made Him Quit Cold
In Twelve Rounds.

Great Falls. Mont, Dec AFTER q
rounds Of gruelng fighting, Jerry Me-
Carthys seconds tonight threw up the
chell the winner Of what had besn schod-
ued for a 20-rouud contest, The fighting
qualities exhibited by Ketchell were a
great surprise TO thu audience, who ex-
pected 10 see him beaten inside OF 10
rounds by the Butte boy who has had
far greater ring experience and was gem
ernlIy c0nsIderod The hetter man.
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THURBER.
Heavy Deposit of Snow--Casc of
smallpox From bingham.

Special correspondence.
Thurbor, Wayne Co, Nov 26--The
storm last week left us "A inches Of
snow. The mails were delayed COM
ing from Richheld TO Loa, Tuesday
the stage from Loa to Teasdale broke
span Of horses 10 make II back to I.oa.
A case of cmallriS has developed at
the home OF Thomas Stringham. his
brother David being taken down with
the disease. He came here from
Bingham about three weeks ago.
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g = ="
DR.. Humphreys Seventy
Seven breaks up Grip and
coll S

A chill or creepy feeling Is the first
sign OF fresh Coda single dose Of
"71' at this time win break the chill.
II you wait for the Fever, the pains
IN the Head, Chet or Back. the Cough,
Influenza or Sore Throat 20 developa
then many doses Of "7I' are required,
hut the use OF ~" Will surely break ny
your Cold.
A book on Dr.. Humphreys system
OF cure mailed free.
Humphreys' Homco. Medicine CO.,
Cor. William and John Streets, New
York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-02
HEAGREN IN BUSINESS.
lie VIII Also stick TO the Bicycle Rae
Ing Game Here,

Harry Heagren, undoubtedly the most
suocessful promoter Of bicycle races In
Utah. proposes to stick TO the game. He
will, however, go into another branch Of
occupation, the same being the FISH and
poultry business Ue has formed n part
nership with J.. II. Parkes for that pur-
pose,
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TEACHERS

7 T1f'I II II W.
Or. Talmage's new book. The Great
Salt Lake present and PasO," should
be In the hands Of every educator. The
amount OF information It contains re-
lating to the great saline sea, makes Il
an invaluable work for reference or
study Deseret News Book store. Salt
Lake City. Utah.
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HANLoN AND HERMAN

Los Angeles. Cal, Dec. 2.-Eddie Han
Ion and KID Herman met last night and
signed articles posting 500 forfelts FOR
their battle before the Pacific Athletic
club on Dec rs They Will weigh IN AZ l33
hounds and box 30 rounds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-02

Great Falls, Mont, Dec. Ia special to
the Tribune from Hayre says that the
hght between Kid Lee OF Havre and
Young Sawyer, the styled champion Of
the south, a negro, went % rounds TO a
draw
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FINE JOB WORK

FINE JOB WORK
Turned out on short notice at the
Deseret News. big shipment OF new
types and supplies Just In, our facih-
ties for letter heads, bill heads. tags, en-
yelopes. pads. etc, etc. are unexcelled
by any establishment IN the west.
THE DESERET NEWS.
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Murray Department.

The News delivered Murray vicinity
nGht L E Iaurzen md
advertisements
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.|NTERMOUNTA|N
FOOTBALL TEAM.
Selection on Seasons Work in
Utah. Montana, Wyoming
And Colorado.
BENNI0N HEADS THE LIST.
But Colorado Supplies Most OF the
Linesmen on Account of superior
Weight and Speed,

AN ALL-INTERMOUNTA TEAM
Christensen (Boulder). and Brown
utah, ends.
Ashby DENVER. and Peterson Utahl,
tackles.
Graham Golden, and Nelson u.oeam,
guards.
Foley Denver), center.
Wiley Denver), quarter.
Russell (Utah), and Galley Douler),
halfbacks.
Bennion Utah, fullback
Substltutes-Sabln denver end: Pit
Utah, quarterback; Emmens Golden,
center; Lohlein (Wyomins), halfback;
Roberts (Bouider, fullbacki Kruger
Golden tackle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-02

Jackson, 5 TO T. third Tlme--l .iola. Pot
zero GTaude, Position and Lanark also
ran
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cREsCENTs
BRILLIANTS.

Averages Howe. 1856 2-5; Or, Stchl. 1873;
j. b. Smith, liS Id Miller, l56 l-3. s
SpitL, l12 l-S
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LOGAN DEPARTMENT.


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DOWN AT MURRAY.
COAST BALL GAMES.

Bakersfield. Cal. Dec 1.-Today's reg.
ular league game resulted IN victory
for the Portland giants. The playing
was close and interesting for eight In
ungs. At that stage "BuzzerF Smith
Tor the Commuters went up In the air
and every Webfooter on the side made a
safe hit
eeore: RHE
Nrtland Recommendations, IS
Oakland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Batteries--CalIn and suess; Smith and
HaCkett
Umplre-Dayis.
Los Angeles. CAL Dec. Tacoma
took today's game, to /. Fishers men
batted Toker FOR thirteen hits, four OF
them two -baggers. Brown was effective
for the visitors and allowed but five
hits The only run Of the locals was
So jred on two bases on balls and a dou-
Score. R.HB
Los Angeles ........,.,,.......,....l 1
Tacoma ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Il
BatterIcs-Tozer and Ross; Brown and
Hogan
Gmplre-Perrine.
San Francisco, Dec. l.--seattlo's mis-.
plays figured in the run-gettiuR ~ tre
home team today, and In addition the
visitors found Henley n hard mark BEN
nett succeeded In batting four. Dagger.
but the local pitcher outside OF that
hold the opposing them down TO A single
run
Score: R.HR
Seattle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
San Francisco ........"...",""5 /
BatterIos-C. Han and Frary; Henley
and Wilson.
IImpire-McCarty
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-02

TheCrescents and TuXedos are now tied
for first place owing TO the fact that last
night the former defeated the Brilliants
by taking three straight games The
scores follow:
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ILA
Get Nib Schilling's Best
and follow directions.

I, ,y.,y r,.h,v- n shnilrs's Best T" Is =
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-02

Have you seen Daniels great mill
end sale, suits from s25 to $40 for 500.
All imported goods and, remember, At
or no sale. Daniels. the tailor, 81 west
Second South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-02
HOSPITAL NEWS.

~ G Wagner was taken to the hos
Ia' Saturday morning, Nov. %. suf-
ie,ing from pneumonia.
Genes olson had serious operation
performed Wednesday morning. Nov.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-02

, rrn lnce, who was taken to the hos
L,a, sunday last with fractured
shLu, his horse having fallen with him
"u,!f racing, died shortly after his
,,i'AL lie was one Of DR.. Odelps
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-02
WITH THE B0WLERS.
Crcsccnts Took Three Straight from
The Brilliants.

HOW THEY STAND.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-02
WILEY IS ouARTERBACK.

Utah gets no places IN the line, except
at end, and one tackle. For tackle first
yer. He does 220 pounds and with It has
the steam TO 60 through any opponent
liable to be placed against him. In tho
game against Utah 1t viii be recalled that
when al others failed he was called back
for a gain that was sure to net yard
or two.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-02
pETERsoN MAKES GOOD.

A second choice for tackle. brings the
playing OF Capt Pete up for notice
While he is rather light, he Is a heady
player, and has never yet been rushed
of his feet. Perhaps Colorado has a can
didate in Kruger OF the School Of Mines,
whom II must be conceded Is close
rival for Peterson. but with this exception
there is no dispute for the place
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-02
TWENTY ROUNDS TO A DRAW

HatleIIos-U, Han HNd traIyI Henlcy
and Wilson,
Umpire-McCarty.
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Batterles-Callf1 and Suess; Smith and
Hackett
Umpre-DaYis. N
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Batterlcs-Tozer and Ross brown and
Hogan
Umpire-perrlne.
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Bennion deserves a place on the team
because ne Is more consistent line
plunger than Roberts OF Boulder, his
nearest opponent, weighs more, Is speed
Ter and Is a better kicker AS compared
to Willis OF Montana, Buckley Of Den
yer and Nordenholdt OF Golden, he sur
passes them In the order named Sorden-
holdt coming the nearest 10 him. Benniop
is man found only once In a long time
who combines weight with speed and
accuracy in handling the ball. He should
be captain Of the eleven.