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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-12
FRANSCULA wins EASILY OPPOSITION TO PULLIAM
Opens at 80 to and Closes at 6 to ]
Track Is Sea of
Mind

Los Angeles, Dec. U.-Frascuelo open
ing at 80 to /. was favored by the bettors
tCday. and closed at to /, and won the
first event easily. The track was a sea
of mud and the horses made their way
around with difficulty.
First race, five furlongs-FrascueIo, 100
Harry, to / won; Treasure Seeker, 1f0,
Preston, to ). second; HazeIine, 1O0
RGnnymeade. Happy Rice, Hypoteca,
First Pirate, Prince Rose, AigrO, Skyllght
and Ten Row also ran.
Second race mile and fifty yards, sell
ing-Bil1 Curtis. 104. Carroll, L to ,, won;
Gentle Harry, 104, keogh, L to l, second
Mountebank, 106, Moriarity, 20 to l, third.
Time-1:49. Colonel Bronson, Mortlake and
Bonnie Prince Charlie also ran.
Third race. five furlOngs. selling-Kirk-
field Belle. 100, Quarrington, to !, won;
Montalban, Jos. Berry, to Z, second; Nap
pa, 1O5 KeOgh, to 1, third. Time-1 :02A.
Commida, Renraw, Rosemary and Cyclops
also ran.
Fourth race, mile and sixteenth, han
dicap-J. f. Donahue. 109. Harris, even.
won; Gorgalette. 10i, KeOgh. Is to >, sec
Ond: Piquet IS, Grand . to . third. Time
-:511z. Chimney Sweep and Macy Jr.,
also ran.
Fifth race, futurity course, selling-Ma-
Japan. 1O2 Preston, to ). won; Bauble,
101. KeOgh, ( to l. second; Hirtie, 1O5, Rid
die. 100 to 1, third. Time-1:111a. Veritas
Vincit Suavita. Respirator, Lady King,
/ Calox, George Miner, Facts, Jack Nc
CHM. Salvayue. DiablO Gold and Martin
/ Beck also ran.
| Sixth race, futurity course selIing-Sais
Booker. even. second; Perry Wicks. 105,
| Callahan. Z to /, third. Time-1:121k. CanO-
plan. Black Ewes. Prince Frederick, Lady
| Travers and Markie Mayer also ran.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-12
TALENT ON JOCKEY MILLER
Rider Is Favorite and He Puts Three
Horses to the
Front.

San Francisco. Dec. 11.-Jockey w. Mil
Ter had a strong following today and he
succeeded in putting three horses to the
front despite a slushy track The card
was of ordinary character. Results:
First race, six furlOngS, Seiling-horosll-
any lO7 ". Miller, 10 TO l, won, PaSOdella,
1O7 williams, L. to l, second; Bushthorpe,
10 Mcintyre. ) to ,. third. Time-l:l6 %.
Alaric AVona, BERTHE a, Fairy Street,
.Banellan, Maia, AnOpus, l.. c. Ackerly
also ran.
second race five and onc-half furlongs
selling-Plausible 1G7, Miller - to TO- won;
Silver Line. I07 Brown, o TO ), second;
Galvestonian. 10. Clark. to l, third.
Time-l:0S 3-5. Gromoboi. Ella True.
George KilbOrn, Induna and Mohawk also
ran.
Third race. six and one-half furlongs.
Observation-Disclosures f02, Kirschbaum, 13 to
5. won; FL Chihuahua. IO7. Graham, II to
5. second: Pachuca. 1O7. Brown, 10 to l..
third. Time ~ is. Warte NIGHT, Duel
list. VigoTosO. Mistress of Rolls. DR.. Sher-
man, BatidOr. MiHer's Daughter and Ba-
bow also ran.
Fourth race. six furlonss. selling-Co-
milfo. 100. Miller. II to ,. won; Lord Mel
son. 100 Sandy. , 10 >. second; Iron Wat
son, I03 Graham p to ]. third Time
J IA Is. Hersain. AIagrane, San Reno,
Rolla and Realty also ran.
Fifth race. mile and fifty yards. selling
AVOnalis, 10, Robinson. to >. won; Gov
ernor Davis. JOS. Brown, 10 TO ], second;
Iazell. 80, Hunter. to !, third. Time
1:41 1-5 Major Tenny. Baker Fury,
Graphite Sharp Boy Elwood also ran.
Sixth race, mile. seliinc-Prestige, 1O2,
Hunter, 4 to !. won; Orchan, 104, Davis,
to 5 second; InfIammable. 1O4 Graham
RADIO. Serenity, Payne and Elmer l., also
ran.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-12
BURGESS ROOSTER CHAMP
Beats CallisOn Killing Fowl With
Number Five Shot Against
SeVens.

Dorsey Burgess is the champion rooster
shot of Utah and in winning hJs title has
demonstrated to the satisfaction of a
great number of local hunters that No. 5
shot is better TO use on ducks at a dis
tance of forty yards and upward than is
No Z All this came about at the local
traps yesterday when a number of hunt
crs visited that place to see g. rooster
shooting contest between CalliSon and
BURGESS Be it known that CalljsoD was
one of those who believed No. shot are
better than No > and made a bet with
Burgess to the effect that he could do
be tier execution with the small sized pei
lets on full grown ROSTERS at forty yards
Burgess only took three shots at Mr..
Rooster and all fell stone deal. their car
caSses filled with the No. >. CallisOn tried
"A like number of shots with No !, but
failed 10 bring down a bird. Then Mills
gave the smaller shot a trial and like
Callson, Mills, was unable to kill d
ICCSter.
1t is claimed that some of the hunters
are not vet satisfied and that another
shoot will be arranged.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-12
RUN into BARB WIRE FENCE
Utah Gross Country Runners Have
Accident While Out for Even
ing's Practice.

George Roberts and J. Stewart, two
members OF the cross country squad at
the university, were severely cut-up yes
teIday by running into a barb wire fence
The squad does not get out until late in
the afternoon, which makes it dark by
the time they reach the home stretch
The government has constructed q wire
fence over the course near the finish and
new path had been made around this
The runners were not aware of the change
and were on the home sprint when the
accident occurred. Both of the boys legs
and arms are badly cut IN and one has
an ugly cash on the shoulder. The run
ners managed to get to the gymnasium
and when they arrived they were covered
with blood. Both were bandaged and the
wounds were dressed. 1t was necessary
II take several stitches in Roberts leg
He was running in the lead and received
the worse of the miShap.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-12
VISITS NEW YORK SHOW
Sam Sharman Makes Big Purchase of
Autos for Next
Season

Sam Sharman of the Sharman- Ottinger
Automobile company returned home yes
terday from The New York automobile
show. Sharman said it was a great gath
eTirg of automobile people from all over
the country and that many new wrinkles
in the game Were shown there
While away Sharman nI-ed his order
for machines for n'Et year, which ne
expects will be by far the largest season
Utah has ever had. In all he bought
nearly hundred mschit es .Or early de-
livery and says he has already sold many
of them. Among the machines purchased
are fifty Reos. five dard-Daytons
twelve Nationals, fifteen Molines six
Wood electrics and three American
Moores The latter are French machines
which are assembled in America
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-12
Brush and Hermann Will Try to Gust
the National League
President.

New York Dec. 1.-THE National
League of Baseball clubs began its annual
meeting at the Victoria hotel today. Pres
ident Harry c. Pulliam is a candidate for
reelection but is being strongly opposed
Ey rival interests headed by John L.
Brush of tine New York club and Garry
Hermann of Cincinnati. James II. Hart
formerly owner and president of the Chi
cago club. was also spoken OF as posi-
bic candidate.
President Puiliam read his annual report
and declared that financially the last year
was the best that the National League
has ever had.
A resolution offered by Charles ii. Eb-
belts of Brooklyn was unanimously adopt
60. commencing President Pulliam for
his untiTing efforts in enforcing proper
discipline upon the National League ball
fields during the year 1906
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-12
CLASS SERIES OFF.
Teams Cannot Get in Condition Be-
fore Holidays.

The inter-cass football series at the
University will not be played until spring
This decision was reached at d meeting
of the class presidents yesterday. IL was
found impossible to get The teams in con
ditiol and to play n scne 'IIe before
the Christmas vacation. A meeting of
the managers and caatains was hsl& YES
terdav AMI they decided to go on with
the series, but the decision of the class
presidents is final. as they were selected
by the student body 10 looK after the mat
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GARDNER BESTS SMITH.

J. Denver. Colo. Dec. 1l.-Jimmy
+ Gardner of Lowell, Mass, was given 4
i the decision over Rube Smith of =
3 Denver IN a ten-round go at the 4
= Coliseum tonight. Gardner outclas- 4
\ sed his opponent and had him nearly \
4 out twice, but could not land the fin =
: ishing blow. He explained this after =
\ ward by saying that he hurt his right \
4 hand early in the fight and was I'M =
= able to use it to strike telling blow. =
4 Both men were in good condition. \
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-12
ALVARRD0 MATCHED.
Mexican Has Contest Booked for
Bingham.

Harry Alvarado. the Mexican fighter.
writes that he has secured a match at
Bingham Canyon for Dec. -. lie is 10
meet Kid Felix and the bout is sched-
uled for fifteen rounds. Alvarado says
as soon as he has disposed of 1 Xix lie
would like to take on any lightweight
in the state in a fight for me state cham
pionship The Mexican in anxious to meet
Tommy Markham or is not averse to
meeting Dick Hyland in a match at Og
IN
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-12
Menace to White Labor.

1.-THE Japanese cOOlie who comes to Cali
fornia for the most part is not an unskill-
ed laboTer. He is n shoemaker, tailor. gar
dener, cook, waiter or one or the other of
a dozen classes of wOrkmen, as the case
may be. He can and does live Just a
cheaply as the Chinaman. 4 handful of
rice. little dried fish and cup of tea
make a square meal for him And We
feel convinced that il he is allowed to
come to these shores in undminished
numbers he will ultimately drive out all
Caucasian competition in every occupation
in which he enters, just as the Chinese
coolie did a quarter of a century ago.
1T is such conditions that ultimately
lead to bloo1shed and race riot. We want
by all means to avoid anything of that
kind. We are peaceable, Iaw-abding citi-
zens, but we want the Japanese coolie
kept out of our state. There will be no
war as the result of the action of the
San Francisco board. The good. sober
sense of both countries will prevail in the
matter"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-12
State Basketball League Schedule

ball schedule for the
schedule
reference.
an. 49, v. u. W.. S. A. at Provo
u B.. Y. c.
JAM s. S u. Y. Co. a Lake.
25-W. S. A.. A. c. w. Ogden
26-B Y. U. VS.. q. Y Co. at Provo
Feb L. D S. U. 9. Y u,
"A. C. Uvs w. S. A. Logan
C.vs A.. *
s-W. S. A. VS.. L. D. S. U. Ogden.
Y.C. A.. c.. w.
s. u. A. C. u Salt Lake.
15-B. Y. c. VS.. w. S. A. at Ogden.
" U. VS.. A. C. u.
22-B. Y. c.. L. o. S, u at Logan
u. l.. D. S. U.
23-W. S.. A. VS.. 3. Y. w. Ogden.
March A. u. Y. IT, Logan.
March Nv. A.vs L. o. S. IT, Salt Lake
March B c. ". w.
March S-B Y. u. Id. w.
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COLONEL PRIDE DEAD.

Huntington, Ind, Dec. n.-Colonel
John. J. Pride. said to have been the
only surviving aide and member of
General Grants personal staff, and
chief engineer for General Grant in the
Fort Donelson, Shiloh and Vicksburg
campaigns. died here today of old az
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-12

Herkirhers, n. Y, Dec. Hills moth
er's plea for time TO talk with her hoy
has saved Chester +. Gillette, the con-
victed murderer of Grace Brown, from
at least one day in the death house at
Auburn prison. the sheriff finally con-
scnting to postpone the transfer until
tnInOrrOW or latcT.
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Washington. Dec 1.-the investigation
determined on several weeks ago into
the rnanagern ent and control of the
Union and Southern Pacific properties of
the Hartman system of railroads will be
started in New York City on the 18th
inst. z. II. Hartman and many other
officials and others identified with the
system have been subpOenaed to attend
as witnesses. Chairman Knapp and
Messrs. Lane snd Clements and possibly
other members of the commission. expect
10 sit in the HEARINGS.
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SUIT FOR 100000.

McCann today commenced an action TO
recover $500 900 from former County
Treasurer John Hanberg. who the
alleges withheld from the
city interest to that amount on the
funds of the city while held by Han
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MALONE TO MEET WEST.

Kid West, a local pool player, has chal-
ienged J. l.. Malone TO a match contest
and Malone accepted. The match will be
played this evening