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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
YOST WILL CONTINUE
WITH MICHIGAN BUNCH
Has Contract for Four More
Years; Training Table
Abolished.
Tribune Special Sporting Service

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
ANN ARBOR, Mich, Feb. 17.-Yost
will coach the University OF Michigan
football team next fall, the senate of
the university having decided TO ignore
the recommendation of the recent West
ern Colleges conference that profess
sional coaches not members of the fac
ulty be abolished. The decision was
practically unanimous. The proposal of
the University Of Chicago that football
be suspended for two years was also
defeated. and while II was decided to
adopt the recommendation regarding a
three years eligibility rule, the regula-
ton Will not be retroactive at Michi-
gan which will permit Curtis, Garrels,
Barlow and Schultz to play another
year. These men have played three
years on the team, and would be barred
out by the rule. These two recommen-
dations were not discussed to any great
extent the sentiment in their favor be-
Ing decisive
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
At New Orleans Fair Grounds.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb, l7.-Fair Grounds re-
suits. First race milo and twenty yards
Wedgewood won, Celebration second, Grove
Center third. Time l-A
Second race three-quarters Of a mile-Nuf-
fns won. Lady Henrietta second, The Cure
third. Time. ll5.
Third race, mile-Colonist won Cashier
ond. Louis Kraft third Time. 6.35.
Fourth race. handicap, two and a quarter
miles-Phn Finch won, Little Scout second,
Capt Bob third. Time. a:O3 2-5.
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards. handl-
cap-Hollowmas won. Logistille second. Mon
AGO Maid third, Time. li5 As.
Sixth race, mile and twenty yardS-Whor-
Ter won. Nine second. AuramaSter third Time,
Ia 3-5
Seventh race mile and twenty yards-Prince
Sam Snlm won, Avoid second. John Ron
dolph third Time. l:l5 2-5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
Chicagoans Are Fast.
NATIONAL BOWLING TOURNEY.
Much Interest Manifest in One to Be
Held in Louisville.

Tribune Special Sporting Service
LOUISVILLE. Ky, Feb H.-Intercst in
the national bowling tourney 10 be held
gree. and preparations for the big event
are already under way in the Kentucky
metropolis. The seating capacity of the
new Armory building will be enlarged and
when the new arrangement has been com
plcted It is expected that more spectators
VIII be accommodated than have ever
been able to witness matches In a ma
tlonal tourney before. The large number
of entries makes apparent the fact that
bowlers viii journey to Louisville from
one end Of the country TO the other and
that Kentucky hospitality will be taxed
10 tho utmost. 1t is considered a conser-
yatlve estimate that over 300 teams will
contest in the championship events,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
Water Sports.

At the regular Sunday night water sports,
held at the Y. NJ. {. A gym. the following
wrrc tho results
Tub race. 20 yards-Maync lrst. Dykes
end.
Candle race-Mnyne first. Eaby second.
Swim on the back. 30 yards-Mayno f-st AL
len second.
Plunge for distnncc-Anen first, Dykes sec
ond
Relay racc-Scniors. Mnyne; Eaby and
len for for the Intermediates
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
Results at Hot Springs.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Feb T-oaklnwn re-
suits: First race, six furlongs-Lazslle won,
Kill second. Anlmoslty third. Time. Lie.
Second race, three furlongs-Rudy won. Al
mas Pet second Miss Strome third. Time.
% seconds.
Third race, Ave and n half furlonGs-Aaron
]. won, Lady Tosht second Capt Eeroth
third. Time, !: :0S.
Fourth race. oaknwn handicap. $500 added,
mile and a 0iSteenth-Red Leaf won. Luretto
second. Broom handle third limo, lI7
Fifth race. six furlonGB-IoTicatc won, j.
p. Mnyborry second. Mayor Johnson third.
Time, ll5
Sixth race. one mile and a 5ixtecnth-Bull-
inch won, HIlcc second. Rather Royal third
Time, las is.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
At New Orleans City Park.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. r7.-Clty Park re-
suits; First rnce, half mile-Imposition won,
Beau Brumnel second. Knockirky third
Time 80 as seconds.
Second race. two miles-Helserson won, Ec
lcctlc second. Regal third Time. 3.3S as.
Third race mile and a quarter over nys
hurdIes-Parnassus won, Glass Leader second.
Charawind third. Time, 2:26 2-5
Fourth race, American Turf association
handicap. three mics-Attlla won, BenVolio
second Drexel third. Time, 1.2.
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards, handi-
cap-Debnr won. Thlstledo second. Shawana
third. Time. 1:i6 As
Seventh race, seven furlongs-Bon Mot won.
Garnlsh second. Labor third Time. l2S 3-5i
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
DANNY SHEA QUITS ST. LOUIS.
More Money in Cigar Business Than
in Baseball
Tribune Special Sporting Service.

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
STOCKTON. Cal, Feb. T.-Danny
Shay will not appear in the ct, Louis
uniform this season. 1t will be recalled
that Danny made this crack last year.
but when the "salary raise" came he
packed up and left for the East. 1t will
not be thus this time. aVow those who
are In Il position TO know. Danny Is
building up q handsome busipess here,
which he can't afford to leave TO play
baseball He Is at the head OF one OF
the largest cigar stores, and making
money hand over fist His contract with
St, Louis is satisfactory. and but for his
business he would go back, Danny Will
be able to play with Stockton. as the
team plays most of its games home, and
this would not interfere with his trade
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
Lyric Bowlers Busy.

The Lyric bowling bunch are out with n
challenge TO any OF tho clubs In tho Junior
league aud claim they show them up like
dirty deuce In deck.
side bet OF $50 Is ready 10 bs put up by
the members Of the team, which f. composed
OF the following players; T.. JorRensch. j. Da-
wilson. r. Andrew, j. Fcency. w Dahl
Challenges arc out Tor the Centurlcs ard the
ortentaIS the latter game TO take place on
the oTUnlng Of February q
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
Ross Dead in Earnest.
HoLDoN AFTER WATSON.
Anxious to Meet Victor Of Recent
Contest in Pocatellos

Jimmy Holden of this city is very engsr to
take crack OF Young Watson Of Pocatello.
Who had the argument with MT Bird OF
Sporting Editor Salt Lake Tribune read
your account OF tho Watson Bird fight at 20
catello Idn and I would liko TO arrange
match between Young Watson and Iamcs
Holden at ~ pounds as soon as possible
james Holdon is also open 10 meet any
feathcrweiEht In or out of the State.
''Hoping you will publish this as soon as
YOU can, l remain very respectfully yours.
' jim JERSEY.
Residence address. $40 North First west
Salt Iako City, Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
'|G SENSATION At
/ OAKLAND RACES
ng Shot Captures the Last
s Event and FavOrite Fin
/, isheS Last.
(. LEGGO ANCHORED BY
WEIGHT HANDICAP 2
lsndsome Cup Presented Neva
Zee for Carelessness in Win
ming Race.

AN FRANCISCO, Feb. Is-St George IT,
ned Mt 20 10 l and closed at 30 TO l. sprung
,r~rnendous surprise ut Oaklnnd today by
fa,rr,nr the final event Toupec, tho favor
y on,zhed last. Tho weight and going an
rsA DR.. LeEgo. the favorito in the Family
- handicap. and be failed 20 nnish inside
money Neva Lee was fun OF energy ana
n the first honors in tho handicap and ono
her ownero was presented handsome silver
n Weather cloudy; track sloppy
-.sults: First race. seven furlongs-MoEreGor'
n sullivan, S TO 1. won. Tho Reprooale,
!, Knapp, TO !. second, Haven huh' W.; +,
,lzh, 2 to l. third. Time lOs. Golden
trIre Backbone, NaAtrcss. Bessie Nasey'
Luehrrnann, Jr.. and Wortc Nicht also ran'
kcond rncc. mile and q Quartcr-HaToor ilV'
) j. second: Hooligan. lO7. Fountain. Il TO !.
l. Tiinc 9;l0. Invictuss Preservators MAJOR
sdy, Arrah Gowan md Glenarvon nlso ran.
Hiri race. four furlongs. the OunSt STAKES
4 Clark 10 g. won; Mabel Holander, liz.
hRue, IL 10 2. second; Valeureuz. lo'. w.
her, to 8. third Time 4si9 seconds Peer
) Lass Marion Rose, Viola b and Janice
rian also ran.
Neva Lee Wins Cup.
burth race. mile, the Family handicap. purse
lp-Neva Leo. lo6. c, Miller. 9 to 2, won;
u Sanders. lo6. Knapp. 10 !. third. Time
is. Corn RlusSom, F W. Barr, DR. Lego.
9 Ragon, Bannock Belle, Fisher Boy and
M race, mile and 100 yards-Ma Crane, lO4.
ham TO 2. Won. Orchnn. lcs. League. 8
X second. Gateway. llO. Robinson. 10 l,
d. Time l:I7a Christine A. Clydeo and
s-rhorpe also ran
18th race, one mile-St George, Jr., 1l. c.
A1umA 80 TO l. won; Thco CaBe, 90, Brus-
"a 10 ], second; Graceful los. E. Walsh, S
Il third. Timo IA2h. Chantilly. Eauorum
y J,isato Vctorano and Toupeo also ran,
u Monday Entries at Oakland.
: cot race. threo and a half furlongs-Doc
" u.s. Carrie L. lis. Nancy w ll5, Queon
80 lis, Doris lis. Pascadern lis. Mrs.
-aevs is, John ii, Shcchan lis. Menden
!; 'Mr. Melton lis, Mrs, Frankie NewburGh
St Lucar llS.
: yond race, nve ard a half furlonss-Flo
:. ola lo7. Glen Bricr l07, Lady Bimbo 107.
laity l07. Lydio Wrousman l07 Zaza ITO.
! g Warden 10. Neadn los. Macenc lo3.
Ientc 1o2, AnIrad lo2. Dangerous Girl 81
Hlrd race. milc-Havcn Run l0e. Arrnh-
Ain l0a. Briers lO7, CaneJo lo7. Bird OF
age l04 Blackthorn liz, Wenrlck 119
birth race, mile and lcD yards-Thoo Case
udge -, Briarthorpo 50, Clydeo 81, Full
lUs5. Critical 92.
llth race, seven furlongs-Isolatlon ~.
= IS, Spring Ban S. Tayora SIS. Wetchful
Nday Holiday 80. Frolic 80. Profitable lOl.
S.h Young lo7. Ed Llburn ITO. Supreme
ltth race. mile and nifty yards-Nealon e5.
n, del Mundo S5. Charlatnn IS. Neternno l06.
|lbdious i02, Scufrierc l0. J. *. F. So.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
English Channel in for Trouble.

LONDON. Feb 7.-Talk regarding the
swimming OF the English channel has
commenced early this year
J Woolf OF the Amateur Swimming
club is gradually getting himself nt FOR
his attempt next season TO swim TO the
French shore, He intends going TO
Brighton In the early part OF the season,
and will finish with some three weeks
training at Dover. He has engaged that
paInstaling professional. Walter Bucket
as trainer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
"Biu Clarke, Manager"

NEW YORK, Feb, 17.-McGraw OF
the Worlds Champion Giants has con-
summated a deal with the Toledo club
of the American association. whereby
Catcher Bill" Clarke will go to that
club as manager McGraw has several
offers for Clarke. but left 1t to the
player to satisfy himself In the deal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
Training Table Cut Out.

On the question of aboishing the
training table, there was a strong fight,
but the opposition to the action of the
conference was not as strong as in the
two other matters. and 1t was finally
decided to abolish the training tables
and TO indorse the other recommends
tions of the conference, The action Of
the senate was not unexpected, as II
was known at the university that the
faculty was not In accord with the con-
ference. and thought that the measures
taken were too strong, The fact that
Yost's contract has four more years to
run was also used as an argument for
his retention. The alternative was to
make the trainer member of the fac
ulty, but the senate was not prepared
to go 80 far as that.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
Benny Yanger Knocked Out.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. H-Bcnny Yanger
OF Chicago was Knocked out tonight by Tommy
Murphy OF New York In the fourth round O,
what was 10 have been six-round bout AT
the National kthlotIc club YanRcT was noorcI
al the end OF the third round, but snvcd
by tho bell
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
Tennessee Racing to Open.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Fob. 1.-THE Supreme
court todny declared the Ricc-Iigon nnti-race
unck betting bin unconstitutional
II there are no Intervening steps by those
faYortng the hill, tho decision means that
horso racing Will be resumed In Tennessee this
spIinR.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
M'DANIEL RIDING WELL.
;rals Honors at Ascot by Getting in
the Money.

'os ANGELES. Cal. Feb 17.-Ascot re-
-: First race. four md half furlongs-
let Kitty. 100 Harris). 10 TO s. won: Blue
itle. 1o3 Preston), 10 TO /. second: Hoot
4 1Gs (Bookerl. c TO !, third. Time es scc-
n Lady Alleecc- Hanemaiden. Calmar
re Eahcr, Sylvan Dixon, Stella A and
icasador also ran
Seond race, mile md an siehth-Ebony. 1oI
ekson). to p won. The Boreien. l0l
{TelD. % TO ]. second. Worthwhile, sS
hnerl. 30 20 l. third. Time, l:S3& Red
II. Blissful and Potrero Jrande also ran
bird race. ak furlonRs-Fustian. 100 (Mc-
HELL, IL TO 10. won; Workman, lOi CHor-
s 20 ]. second: Massdo. 1l2 (Prior), to
lhird- Time. ll3h. Don Domo. Hippocrntes
| Waseon also ran.
ourth race, the Ascot derby, Brooks course,
~ added-@asterson. III ODavis). 10 to !
- Sood Luck, III (Buchnnon). to 2. sec
Charley. III GtscheT, even. third, Timo.
Hermitage Vino. Chancellor Wal
tth. W II, Carey. Ila and Ramus also ran.
ifth race, tho Redlonds handicap. mile and
Hteenth-Gilpln. los tBooker). IL 20 S. won
,lp'aITasement IS tHorner), to 2. second
slian. g CMcDonieD, 10 |. third Time
n Chimney Sweep, Marshal Ncy and
I In also ran.
xth race. futurlty course-The Roustnbout.
tMeDaniep; TO l. won: Golden Buck. lOi
IUo.D. TO J, second; Tim Hurst, los Book
to 5. third Time, 1:lo Revolt. Pinta
1pitious, hazepan. Search No, BrannIean
IL Hourno s. also rnu.
II Monday Entries at Ascot.
|rst race, six furlongs-El Donoso 10 Nv
PPriso loI Gondolus l0T. The Goldnndor iof.
RE Hyson l0I Hoeso1's Choice l07 Mis-.
bowdish les, Tendercrest lo5, Jennie p
Bailey 1C4 Miss Anabc lO2. Lady wit,
Las Cruces 100, Smithy Knne go
cond race four and n half furlongs-In.
laSi Joan OF Arc l05. Katchem los, Alon.
lioo, Capt: FARRELL lG. Dr Crooks l01 Cut.
2ns 100, Hotcakcs 100. King OF Spades es.
lfira race, futuri;y course-Ploasant Day.
Happy Lad 40. Kcngrouck 10 Millsonr
Antarn loI Betty Penzpnce lO7, EnsteI
lol. Mcncie Mabel lo7, Kumiss i57. Law.
'nn los. Silent Jean 10i. Bonnet lO7, Calo,
= AprirS Pride lO7
,urth race. mile-Hlppocrntcs 1O7. Line O,
los, Roqulter l02. George p McNeor 1os
fYe Lueo lo2. Sun Ray 100. workman 10
tn 100. Foncosta %. Huapala 81
f,h race, mile md nifty ynrda-I,ehero ,ns
=. Hugenot ioS; Hot LOG. JinGier l0l. woscor
y Walnut HIN l0i. Ncedful lOI MYRTLE II
y frsePlas ic4. Revolt 90 Ethylene 81 Co
sson 81, Sollna 81, Rubinon 90
,xth race. six furlongs-Rodolfo 1ls Who,
. llo. The Roustabout 100. Hllona i07 w p
mer loI, Regal lo7. Patsy Brown l07 Mar
U heustein l07. Rctador lol. Rublana loo In
t%nde l02, Anonn lc2. Radum 100. Mira Rol
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
SOCkER JOURNALISTS
PREPARING FOR SEASON
Great Rivalry Already Manifest
ed Among Contestants for
Daynes Cup.

With the clearing UP OF the weather tho
"socker' enthusiasts of Salt Lake will re on
the worpath again. The principal event for
the forthcoming spring VIII be the
contest for the cup. This cup. q splendid
trophy. is now on view at the Western Arms
sporting goods store Main street Several
teams have entered and the drawing for the
FIRST prize Will tnko place within the next
week or SO. go far the entries have been fow,
but such was the when the first contest
for tho now noted James English cup took
place and the result today is that the annual
contest for the English cup Is tho most stu
pendous football tournament the world has
ever seon. 80 from equally small beginnings
this 'Daynes cup contest may. within few
years. be not only the premier football event
In this intermountain country but in this
whole Western country,
Much Rivalry for New Cup.
The contest Will be carried on under the
and ScottiFh cup contests. The Salt lake a.
F. c. intend practicing right away and mean
to get into severe training so as 10 be In
the acme OF condition for tho cup ties. and
they especially wish II to be known In the
Tintc region that tho Salt Lake team went
down to defeat for the league championship
VIII not lie In the Same class and would not
stand earthly with the fine team they
intend entering for the capture OF the trophy
keen rivals from Eureka, who con-
ndcnt OF carrying of the trophy. at least
one twclYemonth before the Tintic miners VIII
get chance os ossuaging their terrible thirst
by coupious drausht OF the "delectable'' from
the "cv.."
"Sockers" Preparing to Sock.
match ia being arranged for the End
Washington's birthday. between teams selected
by Capt Sanford. Vice-Capt Russell and
players viii have to play for their position on
the FIRST tenn. Arrangements are being made
with cocker enthusiasts In Colorado to in
duce the famous Pilgrims, Of tho premier
amateur socker organizations from England,
to visit this intermouptain region and play
exhibition games both in Denver and Salt
Lake. while their visit TO the coast. So
there Is the cards possible international
match next fall, and should this desirable and
interesting event come to poss, probably we
In Utah Will be treated to TWO contests, one
In Salt Lake, the other probably in Eureka.
the Pilgrims opposing an ail-Utah eleven In
both
Such an event as a visit from the famous
Pilgrims would put tho seeker cause In a
sound and commanding position from which
| t need never look back with the result that
| the game IN few years VIII be popular In
| this intermountain section during the fall and
| spring months basketball is in tho faI
months.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
|camb,ians Football Cbamnions

'NDoN. Feb. lL-CambTidee 5ofeo,cd o,
today by three goals to an. n ~. a,,,s,
= t'auan , football match which was PLAYED
'oehy declared the RIce-Ligon anti-rncc
rss cambridge has won seventeen and
m'een' The odd match waS drawn,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
LEAGUE BOWLERS.
Average of Individual Scores on the
Ogden Alleys,

Scecial 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN Feb 1.-THE following ie the aver
age Of the individual scores OF the league
bowlors at the Palace bowling alleys for this
season up to February IL, Lund still lead
ing the score, position he has taken and
held since the beginning OF the season:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
GREAT INTEREST IN
BASKETBALL GAME
Chicago MeteOrs May Get Their
Bumps From Y. NJ. c. A.
HuskieS.

Great interest is evidenced among tho basket
enthusiasts OF this city In the coming battle
between the Chicago Mcteors and the team
representing the NJ. c. A. OF Salt Lake.
which is booked to take place in the sym
nasium OF tho local association Tuesday even
InG, starting promptly ut o'clock,
Burtner Coaching Local Team.
Physical Director p. C. BURNER OF the Y.
NJ. {. \. has had number OF his pupils
working out for the past three nights perfect
Ing their team work and guarantees the Chi
cagoans n fast run for their money,
The Chicago lads leave for Logan tonight
where they are matched for game with some
Of the best basketball players in that city.
Record Of Meteors.
The Mcteors left Chicago January IL for thls
trip to the West. Some OF their games arc:
Defeated Port Washington champions OF the
State OF Wisconsin, Lost to company OF
Muscatlnes Ia, by three points Muscatlnc de-
featcd Wheaton college by the score OF 70 10
%; defeated by the Kansas City Athletic club.
champions OF the world. by the seoro OF ls to
l6. This game was played In convention hall
in Kansas City before n crowd OF GOO people
defeated University OF Nebraska by the score
OF 25 to ~. University OF Ncbro slio the West
ern collegiate champions, defeated Sioux city
Y NJ c a two games. Sioux City got sec
nnd In the Y NJ 9 A OlympIan champion
ship ut ST. Louis. defeated Cheyenne Busi-
ness college by tho score OF ~ 10 %, defeated
Highland Wheel club claims championship OF
Colorado defeated Victor basket ball team
OF Denver, 81 TO 20, easily defeated colorado
Springs Y NJ G a. two games
The Meteors have played thlrty-seren games
this season, losing seven. or these games all
but three have been played away from homo
on foreign floors,
Chicagoans Are Fast.
Tho Mcteors trip will last about three
months covering over 10 900 miles. This Is
the longest amateur athletic trip ever made
From Salt Lake they go TO the coast, playing
at san francisco and Les Angeles returning
to Chicago by the southern route. playing at
New Orlclns. Nashville and Mcmphs. The
Chicago boys average about iS pounds In
weight and 1--WE foct nine Inches In height
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
Calls Forth q Speech.

They commenced with a strong stroke,
registering Sc to the minute for the first
five minutes, and then settled down to
a stroke varying from SO to 80, and the
lowest ever reached during any period
of the trial was 80 LIS strokes per min
ute At o'clock loud cheers greeted
the swimmers. who were then within
eighteen minutes OF the goal OF their
ambition and stlll swimming a breast
stroke of 80 to "a. and they received a
perfect ovation at 6;lS p m In token OF
the feat they had set themselves being
accomplished. Mr.. r, b. Paymaster
made u speech on the subject OF swim
ming feats. comparing them with what
had been accomplished that day, and
Sir JamsetJee Jeejeebhoy, bart, con-
graduated the brothers Gholwalla,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18

Gholwalla Brothers Win Praise From
Crowd and Jeejeebhoy.
.une speclol sportlnG sorvlee.

Tribune Special Sporting Service
CALCUTTA. Feb. 1.-THE recent
great performances in the swimming
world have brought the natatory art
into prominence abroad, and here in
India interest In swimming feats have
been revived by the splendid exhibition
Of endurance which the brothers Franz
roz and Dady G.. Gholwalla gave at Vic
toria Swimming baths. opposite the
bandstand They were advertised to
swim for ten hours in these baths, and
to do an average of thirty strokes TO
the minute. Another OF the self-im-
posed conditions was that no food or
drink should pass their lips during the
ten hours they would be in the water,
during which $4,000 strokes would be
made and thirty miles covered,
Arizona republican., 1906-07-14
VEGETARIAN MEAT. put ID in

cans, is pure, delicious and strength giving. It's the meat elements derived directly from grains and nuts; tastes and looks like cooked meat. Per can, 20 to BOG. Pure-Food Depot. 21 South First Ave.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-14
Berryhill'S Big Book Store Cor. Washington and First Streets

guise of a newspaper. It is claimed the large deficit of the pOstoffice depart ment is due to the heavy expense of transporting second class matter at less than cost and it is proposed to find out if possible what further re- structiOns should be made. The Phoe- nix postoffice has quarterly receipts from this source exceeding $500, hence it is in the list of thost where investi- gations are to be made.
 BACK FROM MEXICO-James IT, vine, who claims San Francisco as his home now. but who was born and raised in this city, returned here yes terday after trip through old Mex ico from north to south, going as far as Yucatan. MT. Irvine is an electri- elan and had a business in San Fran cisco which was destroyed by the fire. In the meantime he had accepted the agency of a large eastern electrical supply house which he was to repre- sent on the road and which since the fire has been his sole occupation. He went to Mexico in that capacity and successful than he had hoped. He sold nineteen carloads of electrical supplies. mainly copper wire, for distribution from Aguas Calientes and San Luis Potosi. His largest sales were to the federal telegraph companies which are now engaged in the re-equipment of their lines with copper wire, replacing iron wire formerly in use. After visit ing here two or three days MT. Irvine expects to go to San Francisco.