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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
COLLEGES READY
TO JOIN PENN
Eligibility Of School Athletes Is an
Important Theme.
NEW RULES ARE COMING UP
PLANS OF PRESIDENT RoOSE-
WELT TO BE CARRIED OUT.

Philadelphia. Dec. 2S.-The circular sent
out recently by the University Of Penn
sylvania through its committee on ath-
letics, vith the view of systeniatizlng
athletic rules, has brought a large num-
Der Of replies, many Of them from rep
resentatiVe state universities and sill
greater number from colleges and
schools
Ii the circular the Important questions
were:
One-The possible adoption of a simple
and, uniform eligibility code 50 as 10
avoid unseemly squabbling between insti-
tutions.
Two-The elimination Of brutal and foul
PLAY.
Thfee-Tho change Of playing rules" so
so az 10 minimize danger.
The suggestions contained in the re-
pIes To the circular have been referred
To- the rules committee of the Athletic
association Of the University Of PenuSyl-
Vanto. tnreserved approval of the in
creased penalties proposed for brutality
ana foul play was expressed on q large
majority Of the replies and approved
with certain notifications ia nearly all
OF ghe remainder
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
TO CONDUCT SANITARIUM
Company Is Incorporated With Add
tionaI Intention of Making and
Selling Health Foods.

The Salt Lake Sanitarium company
Of Salt Lake City, which proposes TO
conduct a sanltarium and eonvaleseeat
hospital and 10 manufacture and sell
health foods. filed its articles of in
corporation in the o.-,ce Of the secre-
tary OF state yesterday. The company
has q capital stock OF $4,000. divided
into shares OF par value of Sl00 each.
Lyman r. Martinea1 Is president;
Noble Warrum. vice president. Charles
- Gowans, secretary and superintei-
dent; Ephraim G. Gowans medical d.
rector, they, With W. X. Calderwood,
John 3. Dunn, VIII q. Farrell and X.
Y. schoiieid, constituting the board Of
directors
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
"KIO WING" HAS
SORE GRIEVANCE
Claims mig" Wilson Slandered Him
Through the Mail.
WOULD INVOKE THE LAW
ASKS CITY ATTORNEY TO GIVE
RIVAL PUG "HiNKEY DlNK."

kid Wing a local boxer who holds
his fistic ability In very high esteem,
has a sore grievance against Mug
Wilson" manager of kid Swat So
sore is this grievance that kid Wing"
is thinking of invoking the strong arm
of the law to mete out fitting pun
ishment 10 irreverent Mug" Yester-
day afternoon the kid" called upon
City Prosecutor d. o. Wiley. ir., and
asked that Mug" be given the "hinkey
dink" for writing the following letter:
"kid wing, pilgrims rest salune. city:
say kid ne and kid swat is goin on the
rode TO due some stunts in the farmin
towns. salt lake aint 40 good no more
we want a kupel Of free lunch stiffs fer
the kid 10 Go his stunt on an we will
give YOU eatin money and car fare to
cum wit as. on tor of this you get
PUNK every time the X "a nocks you out
an 80 cents fer evry square mock down.
no fakin goes. the kid all silent Is gOiI
TO fitc q bingam an you can go in
prelinl agenst a niggur dub UP there
an git rep.
"P. G. F. WILSON. Manager"
"Wot tel you goln' to do wild dat
mutY asked the slandered gladiator.
while Mr. Wiley WAS engaged in de-
cipher'ng the e9istle
Why, I don't know. What has he
Gone?"
"Wots he done? Wot's he done?
Ain't ne tryin' ter bust inter de JAIN fer
usin' de post offs fer slanderin peo-
ple?"
Mr. Wiley endeavored to explain to
abe irate pugilist that the matter in
volved was wholly within the 1urisdic-
ton of the United States postal author
tiles and that they were the proper
officers TO look into the case.
Yes. dat's it-dat's it-pass it up to
ROOsevelt-dat's it. De whole dinky
Mormon towns got II in fer medals
it" muttered the would-be cham
peen." as he STROBE for he door.
Later in the day Mug" himself.
having heard of the legal complica-
tions. called upon Mr.. Wiley and
earnestly protested that his letter was
written as a whOlesouled, philanthropy
ic and charitable effort on his part to
lift de Dloke" out Of the proftless rat
into which he had fallen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
TO RE0RGANIZE
CITY LEAGUE
M-------~>--
Plan Suggested to Strengthen the
Weaker Teams.
IMPROVE THE SPORT
LEADERS MAKE RUNAWAY RACE
OF FIRST HALF.
WOULD IMPROVE THE SPORT

The Salt Lake Bowling League closed
the first half of it's season with the week
Just ended, and it is possible the league
may be reorganized before the second
half of the season opens Jan. .. ma
jority Of the forty or more bowlers COM
prisiHg the league favor this plan and
there is little question but that It would
be for the best interests Of the game
in this city.
Without doubt the league games fail
To attract the attention they did last sea-
son. A year ago the alleys were packed
ut every game played and now it is nard
to even get the teams out except in case
OF the leaders.
The Stars ana Briiliants are so far
behind that if every game from now to
the finish were won by them they would
ROT be in sight for first place. In fact
these two teams have practically dis
banded and some Of the more prominent
boWlers in the city propose TO effect a
reorganization OF the league to infusc
new life in the organization.
II Is proposed 10 take the standing Of
the bOWlerS at the end Of the first half
ana divide the best of them among all
OF the teams, starting on the second half
or the season on practically the same
footing. This would make the result Of
every series Of games i'm doubt aud in
stead of one team making a runaway
race of il, it would Keep them close. BY
doing this ii would not affect the stand
Ing of the players Individually as they
could run through the season as if no
change in the line-up Of the teams had
been made.
Those in favor Of the reorganization Of
the league, 1t is understood, will call for
a meeting the coming week to try 10 ef-
feet the change.
The week just closed leaves a w
Smith still In the lead with Probert a
close second in the individual averages.
The official figures. as compiled by Sec
rotary Evans, are as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
WIN MONEY FOR
SANTA CLAUS
Frisco Bookies Furnish WherewithaI
to Buy Xmas Presents.
SIR EDWARD GOT HANDICAP
MAKES SPECTACULAR FINISH IN
FIELD OF SEVEN.

San Francisco, Dec. a3.-The large
crowd that was on hand at Ingleside to-
day trying 10 GET Christmas money We're
more than successfulsin their endeavors.
The feature of the days card was the
Tenney handicap Tor 2-year-olds, and
seven clever youngsters faced the bar
rier. The handicap, once around the
circle, resulted in a spectacular finish.
Skillfully ridden by Logue. Sir Edward
set heartrending pace and when IL came
70 final drive The eleven pounds adYan-
tage la weight told and he won by IL
neck Weather clear track good. Re
suits!
First race, six fuFlongs- Birdie P. o.
fountain III to :, won. Jake Ward, lJS.
Phillips 10 /. second; Duelist, loo, l.
Williams. Is u 1. third Time-lA5s4. Dis
trlbutOF. STANDARD Yellowstone, Lady
AthelIng. Mocorito, Suburban Queen, tulr
lab, Montana Peerless and Mischief also
ran.
Second race. six furlongs-Tom Ne
Grath, H., Dndtke. to q. won; l. L,
10i, Harry. II to 1, second; Iron Watson,
102, Herbert, $ to !, third, Tlme-l:l6.
Succeed Prominence, GOV. Davis, ST.
Francis, James /. NJ, MelOir and Cock
sure also ran.
Third race. mile and sixteenth-Eck-
ersau, H. Fountain, l6 to ., Won; Dixie
Lad. 1l2 ". Smith. 8 to 1, second; An
Seiiett, l9S Logue, IL 10 :. third. Time
$3.50. Ed Sheridan, Bird of Passage and
l.uCrece also ran.
Fourth race, bile the Tenny handicap.
2-year-olds, purse S,00J-Sir Edward. l02.
League, TO 1. won; Charlatan, 1l3, True
bell, i 20 l. second; TenOrdale, l0l, Foun-
tain, 10 I, third. Time-i:42si. Neal0n,
Ramus MandatOr and Busy bee also ran.
Fifth race, five furlongs-Bell Reed. 10l,
Phillips, TO ., won; Titus If. 102, Z.
Sullivan, l. 20 ], second; Bucoic. 10I,
frr -. m . I limo Fhgsl
Barrymore, Mascdo, Young Pilgrim,
Soundly, Chassis, Bear Hunter. Pick
away, Quiz II and Marie II also ran,
Sixth race. mile and "A sixteenth-North
west, l0l, Fountain. II TO q, won: Gate
way, 106 RoinsOu. 10 to >, second; Gloomy
Gus. loo. Longue, 6 to ], third. Time
1:49- san Primo. Hugh McGOwan, Ink
and Joe Ross also ran.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
TRUTH MAY CONE OUT.
Mexico investigating Killing of Ford
by meMurraY.

El Paso. Tex. Dec 2S.-It was
learned today that the Mexican au-
thOrities at santa Rosalia have OBJ
tanned all possible persons connected
in any way with the murders of Ford
and MeMurray, who were murdered
last week near Diaz Mexico. Mrs.
Sophie Ford, wife of the dead Phlla-
delphia man, is among the number, and
it is understood that the authorities
are endeavorfIg 60 learn from her
something of the feelin that existed
between her husband and O. Z. Fin
stad, who was arrested yesterday.
Louis G. Goughene~ who also was
wounded in the attack at Finstad's
home, is understood to be under sur
Vigilance in the hospital.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
BEARCATcHER AGAIN.
Ferauson's Great Colt Captures Race
From Fast Bunch.

Los Angeles, Cal. Dec. st. c.. Fergu-
sons great colt Bearcatcher Won the SIX
furlongs match race with HandZarra and
Crusodus today in one OF the fastest tln-
ishes ever seen AT Ascot. After eight
minutes delay the horses got away in an
even start. Tho TINE was ll3 Hat =
second slower than the track record, held
by CruzadOS. Bearcatchcr was the IA
Vorite in the betting, opening al TO o
ami closing at Z 10 10. The race was for
a special purse Of $500 offered by the
Los Angeles Jockey club.
The remainder OF The card Was Of the
highest class. The fourth race, the Cor
onado selling stakes, with $3.50 added
money, was won by Varieties at odds
second and Marshal Ney laird. Naris-
ties was run up 10 S2,9eJ. Weather clear;
track fast.
First race Brooks course-AIi Reiua.
81 Grand - to l. won; HOOdWiuK. 100,
Powell. . TO ., second: The Borgian, let
Kunz, 10 l. third Time. 2:04la Pyrrho.
fille dor Old Mike, MeadoWhOrn and
Second race, one miIe-Secret. sc, Miller,
Is 10 lo, won; sandstone, -, Moriarity,
10 l. second; Sainada, IS Schade, 80 TO
I. third. Time, 1;025a. Lady Huron,
Stoessei and Lille ,. also ran.
Third race, six fuTl0ngs-Big Ben, 1l2,
McD3nlel, 10 10, won; Don DOmos 19i,
Preston, TO !. second; Valencia So
Foot Sir Brinkley, FirebaH and Capt.
tanazO also ran.
Fourth race, the Coronado aBeach sell
ing stakes. $3.50 added, mile and a six
teenth-Narieties, "a, Wiley. Is TO l. won:
Rubric ia. Buchanan. even. second;
Marshal Ncy, lto, Harris II 10 !, third.
Time, I:46ia. Massa. Athione. Roycroft,
HipPocrates, Memories and Luckett also
ran.
Fifth race. special. So, "a added. six fur
ngs-Bearcatcher, 1l2, Mcbride, 10 10
won; HandZarra, lo5 Mcdaniel, TO
second: Crrzados To- Miller : TO .,
third. Time. l:1S. Three starters.
Sixth race. handicap, mile and seventy
yards-Good Luck, lC3. Buchanan. D 10 >
oHd. Mai LOWery. 1C4. Moriarity, : TO 1,
third. Time, 1855. Bill Curtis and Wire
IN also ran.
Seventh race, one mile-Cutter los. Wi
ley . TO > won, Judge Denton. Moore,
Is TO j. second; sails, I04 Carroll l. TO ],
third. Time. lao. Revolt, McOsrathiana
Prince, The Gadtly, Lustig, Ethylene and
Mauser also ran.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
CANNOT SHAKE HIS WIFE.

Rome, Dec. 35-aavices from Swift
erland are 10 tn effect that the fed
eral council has rejected the applica-
ton Of Gabrielle d Anuunzio, the
dramatist, or annuimenI Of his mar
riage with the former Princess Di
Gallese. II has been rumored for some
time that D'AnnunEio desired u separa-
ton from his wife IN order that he
might marry the Marquise Di Car
lotti, a daughter Of the former Italian
premier, Marquis hi Rudini
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
SARAH COMING BACK.

New York. Dec. 2S.-Mme. Sarah
rnhardt appearing in La Sorcere''
tonight, closed her two weeks engage
ment at the Lyric theatre. The COM
pany viii depart tomorrow afternoon
for Syracuse. where a performance will
be given on Monday night. Nine Bern
hardt's managers today expressed
them elves as being so well pleased
over her successful tour that probably
she will lay a return engagement in
the spring.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
CHRISTMAS GIFTS OF
FEDERAL OFFICIALS
Especial TO The Heraid0

Washington, Dec. 2S.-Wyoming sem
atOrs and representatives today united
in recommendation for the appoint
ment of Robert E. Heron of Cody as
receiver OF the LaHders land office, to
succeed j. \. SWensOH. resigned. They
also recommended the reappointment
of the following Wyoming land officers:
"a. h, Hoyt, register, and l.. r. Davis,
receiver, Sun Dance office; Fred w
Daniels, register, and Eugene j.
Mather, receiver, Buffalo office: NJ. G..
Barrow, receiver, Douglas office.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
INDIANA GETS SHOOT.
Grand American Handicap Is Award.
ed 10 indianapolis.

Chicago. Dec. c3.-Seeretary e. 3. sho-
gren Of the Chicago Trap Shooters asso-
cation has received q telegram from New
York announcing that Indianapolis had,
Tor the third time been awarded the
Grand American handicap, the blue rib
bon Derby event OF the tndrksmeu of this
country.
The result Of the finding Of the Inter
state Trap shooters association was q
great disappointment locally. as il was
fully expected that Chicago would be
awarded tine plum this year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24

events in one evening there should be
at least one or two good scraps.
The boxing bouts will be four rounds
each. unless a haymaker stops pro-
ceedings before that time. The wrest-
lers, amateurs. are TO go fiye-minute
rounds.
The following entries are already in.
+. Smith, Frank Meyers, Jack Brown
ing, Soldier Bowman, H Fullmer. Art
Gardinerh L. Rawlins, Andy Anderson.
Don Ray, Robert McNay, Harvey
Barnes, s. Richards b. Hamp, Charles
Sheffield, Fred West.
Bean says that all amateurs of the
state who desire to enter should send
in their names 10 him at once.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
AMATEURS TO BE
GIVEN CHANCE
Willard Bean Announces Boxing and
Wrestling Carnival.
MANY YOUNGSTERS ENTER
EVENT TO TAKE PLACE SECOND
WEEK IN JANUARY.

Willard Bean has practically COM
pleted arrangements for his amateur
athletic entertainment Tor the second
week in January. and pleasant evening
is promised 10 those who like TO watch
boxers, wrestlers and tumblers per-
form. The affair is open To the state,
and as some fifteen or twenty ambi-
tious youngsters have promised 10 take
part. there should be plenty OF gore
spilled Because the word amateur is
a prefix 10 the entertainment. II does
not mean that the contests viii not be
spirited.
Amateurs IS q rule put up a better
scrap than half the professionally who
go around the country taking for a
living. and as there viii be several
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
STREET CAR ACCIDENT.
Ten Persons injured in Collision at
Los Angeles.

Los Angeles. Dec. 23.-Ten persons
we're more or less seriously injured in
a broads-de collision of two street cars
az Long Beach avenue and Twenty
second street this afternoon. 4 car on
the Long Beach line crashed into an
Ascot Park car. The following are
among the iniured:
d. GattOne. internal injuries.
Mrs. Milton King, Compton, bad cuts
about the head and internal injuries.
III. 4. Albec, Upland. hip dislocated.
Henry Winter badly cut on head.
Mrs II. b. Fullmer, internally in
jured and badly bruised.
Horny Winter was hurled through a
window of Ascot Park car.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
GOLD MEDAL FOR BOSTON.

Boston, Dec. 23.-Tha award OF D gold
medal 10 the Boston board Of health
by the commissioners 81 the recent
worlds fair 1T Portland. Ore, was an
nouuced in q letter 10 the board today.
fno exhibit which the board sent 70
thc exposition and which has been re-
turned 10 Boston is illustrative espec-
ially OF the treatment Of infectious dis
eases as developed and practiced bT
the health authorities of this city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
HARVARD DECLARED WINNER.

New York, Dec. 2S.--The fourteenth
annual intercollegiate chess tournament
between Columbia. Harvard. Yale and
Princeton ended this evening, when
Harvard was declared the winner. with
9i2 games won and 20 lost. Yale was
second with s won. Columbia won o
games, and Princeton only scored half
a point, losing all but one game, which
was a draw.
Today Harvard won all four games
against Princeton. Yale and Columbia
each won one game, the others being
drawn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
Interest Is Widespread.

As whole the eligibility roll was cor
Gially commended in more than three
teuTths OF the replies. The replies so
far received indicate widespread I'm
tefest IN the subject and are regarded
az an indication Of the desire among uni
fersities and colleges 10 reach an agree
ment regarding college sport.
The deSirability Of the cultivation of
the spirit described by President Roose-
Yelt to DIR. William VI. White. chairman
OF the athletic committee of the I-pi-
Nersity OF Pennsylvania, as that watch
undefiies agreements IN sport, was en-
phasized IN the replies. Answers con-
tanning assurances OF approval or valu-
able criticism are arriving in large mum
bers, and a further report will DE made
In the new year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
JoINEp lie METROPOLITAN.

New York, Dec. 2S.-AIiss Bessie Ab-
bott. the young American soprano who
recently achieved marked success at
The Paris opera house, and who made
her American debut a week ago be-
fore the New York symphony society
today joined the company Of the Met
ropolitan opera house. -diss Abbott
who is especially identified with lyrical
parts viii be heard frequently during
tat present season
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
FIGHTERS ON FOOTBALL.

y Here are some remarks on Rugby !
= by the sons Of slugby: !
j. J. Jeffrics-flayers should :
= weigh IN at noon; one point should :
y be scored for the opposition for each !
y pound OF surplus beef. =
y j. J. Corbett-Hitting in clinches :
= should be barred. .
y Oscar Matthew Battling Nelson-I !
= believe in the winner taking all :
= James Edward Britt-The losing !
= team should be allowed return :
= game within thirty days on q 6o-40 :
= basis. )
y Thomas Sharkey-What the mat :
= ter with packing house rules? :
y Robert FitZsimmons-lts q mistake :
3 to put an age limit on players; a =
y man is never old as long as he's got :
= the punch. :
= Terry McGoVern-Because a teams :
+ beaten is no sign it can't come back. :
= Young COrbett-l think the college :
= yell should be sandpapeTed. !
= Joseph Gans-NO time to discuss it. :
: I'm wondering what I'll do when ;
y rent comes around. !
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II you wish good dinner, go TO the
4 -. or
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
Two Out OF Three.

Knoxville. Tenn, Dec. 2a.-Blly Ed
wards Of Portland, Ore, Won two out OF
three falls from Charles LeOnhaFdt OF
New Jersey in catch-as-catch-can
wrestling match here tonight
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
Rounh Basket Ball eam.-

Atlanta, Ga, Dec 23.--In a basket ban
game which bore a striking resemblance
10 football in point Of r0ughuess. Yale
defeated the Atlanta Athletic club here
tonight by "a 10 70.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
Is Careful Liver.

4I eat anything In the line of vegetables
and meat. and consider tea and coffee as
excellent, but / cut out pastry,
Extreme caution ia the use OF the
hands is most csseutial-that Is, to be
accurate with your punches and not land
them on your opponents head or on any
spot where you are apt 10, be the one
injured. / once broke q knuckle through
nay eagernesS TO put cut an opponent. /
piled my punches into Weintg during
the least two rounds Of one Of my bat
ties but 10 was the blow on his chin
that sent him down and out and cracked
my l-nuclzle.
Il am not a slugger. ! depend for
victory upon speed, science and f0OtworR.
I have never taken any pleasure in pun
ishing a man. With me boxing is q
business. l am in il because / can make
more money in that way than in any
other.
There are no physical dangers TO speak
of in boxing If a man is in good ply
steal cOndition--and he SHOULD never en-
ter the ring unless he is. The danger
comes in leisure moments. Then II IS
simply "A question Of strength of mind
and viii power to resist temptation. The
more famous a boxer becomes. Of course,
the greater the temptation and the great
er the amount of courage il takes to
resist
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
CAMP SELECTS
ALL-AMERICAN
As Usual, Western Players Are
Passed Up by the fastener.
EXCEPT ECKERSALL ALONE
SPEAKS HIGHLY OF CURTIS
PUTS HIM ON SECOND.

Only one westerner is given place on
Walter Camps all-American football
eleven As might be guessed by gridiron
fans in general. that westerner IS Walter
Eckersall captain-elect and quarterback
OF the University of Chicago team. who
won a place fore the second consecutive
time A surprise is handed out however
by Camp, who does not think enough OF
the work of Hugo Bezdek, picked by an
critics for fullback on the all-western, 10
make him either first or second choice,
re4egating him 10 his third team.
Westerners come in for a liberal share
OF representa- ton, however, as of the
thifty-three places Camp had TO fill ten
Of the players hail from western schools;
while two othcrs-Tripp OF Yale and
Maxwell Of SWarIhmOFe-aTc cN-memb efS
of the maroon squad. Catiin OF Chicago.
Schultz of Michigan Curtis OF Michigan.
and Marshall of Minnesota make the sec
ond eleven. while on the third are BertKe
Of Wisconsin, Gale Of Chicago, Tom
Hammond OF Michigan, Findlay Of Wis
consin and Bezdek of Chicago.