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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-14
OGDEN AFTER
BURGESS TITLE
Gun Experts Think They Can
Beat Salt Lake Man Kill
ting BOOSTERS.

The title of champion rooster shot of
Utah held by Dorsey Burgess is in dam
ger. No sooner had the local expert
downed the mighty Callison in plugging
tough old ROSTERS at forty yards. than
the Ogden bunch of shooters became jeal-
Gus of Burgess feat and were at him
With a challenge. Whether il will he
Archie BiSelOw, Matt or John Browning
or Becker, who wants the crow or rather
comb, worn by Dorsey is not stated, but
that Ogden will not let the title rest in
peace in Salt Lake is evident by the def
sent down yesterday.
Burgess 'phCned up that when it comes
TO killing rosters he was ready for Og-
den and would arrive in the Junction City
with his gun and ROSTERS Saturday ready
TO defend his title. Ogden is not salts
fled that No. Z shot will not kill ROSTERS
against the No. ) that Burgess used when
he won the title from Callson. AS a
word of warning to the Ogden shooters it
might be well for them to closely exam
me all chickens Burgess brings from Salt
Lake and it is rumOred around the hot
air club here that Burgess dresses the
chickens in armOr plate and that this is
the reason he beat Callison.
CalliSon and Burgess shot at 100 blue
rock race at the local traps yesterday
against Mills and Parker Each man
and for this reason the scores were small.
as the birds were thrown as hard as pos
sible. The scores were: Ca1liSOn. Is: Bur-
CESS, a; Mills, Il; Parker 6S. This is the
first trap shooting done in the city since
the duck season opened.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-14
KENNEL CLUB
HOLDS MEETING
The Preliminary Organization
Brings Forth Enthusiasm
Among FancierS.

A large crowd of dog enthusiasts met
in the Templeton building last evening
and formed preliminary organization
for Utah Kennel club
G.. r. Clark was made the temporary
chairman of the meeting and DR.. w. M.
Waddell secretary. 1t was the consensus
of opinion that a kennel club be formed
at once and that the club become a mem
Der of the American Kennel club; also
that a bench show be given in the early
spring. possibly February, and that not
only Utah dogs be exhibited, but the best
bred animals from the surrounding states
should be induced to be entered by their
owners.
A committee consisting of F. z. Schef-
ski as chairman, Harry c. Keefe and F..
l. Hensing, with temporary OFFICERS.
Chairman B. G.. Clark and Secretary DR..
w. M. Waddell, was named to correspond
with outside kennel clubs, to get their
views on organization. and at the next
meeting report with a constitution ana
bylaws for adoption
Permanent officers will be elected at
this time, il being the sentiment of the
meeting that time should be taken so a
set of officers might be selected who
would give tone TO the organization and
in order to get as many dog fanciers as
possible to join the organization, so all
might have voice in the differing of
the club.
The date of this meeting will be an
nounced as soon as the committee has
its report in shape, and it is expected this
will be some time between Christmas and
New Years. Those present and those
who telephoned the meeting to be in
cluded in the charter list are as follows:
DR. W. NJ. Waddell. F. l.. Hensing. Harry
C. Keefe. F. +. Schefski, B. G. Clark, NJ
l. Robson, DR.. Ldndenberger. ]. NJ.
Fisher. S. A. Hyde, Jr-, 3. +. Redman,
Horace Ensign, Arthur T. Clark. DR.
Gray. T. A. Sorensen. H. A. Anderson,
r. Sholes. RAY Walker, Wallace Brans-
ford, T. +. Evans. George Mcdonald, L.
G. Andrews. W. Z. Walker. II. Don, r.
V. Hunt. T. Mckee. II. Hunt. w. Bouch,
John Weir, H. T. White, II. 7. HapgOod,
c. A. Shafer, c. T. Tromp. d. W. McGill,
Mrs. Hunt and Miss Ross.
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TO DISCUSS EXTRA DOWN
Rules Committee Will Take Up This
Question at Next Meet

New York, Dec. 13.-What will probably
be the last meeting of the intercollegiate
football rules committee as at present
constituted, has been called for Saturday,
Dec. 90, in New York City. The meeting
Will be held at Murray Hill hotel.
The meeting is unlikely to make any
changes in the rules. however, but it is
proba bic that the whole field will be COW
cred and general recommendations passed
The main question that will come up is
that of whether or not another down shall
be allowed to gain ten yards or whether
compromise measure is not adViSa Bile.
There is a distinct difference of opinion as
to whether or not a fourth down shall be
allowed. Yet the absolute inability of a
team to gain ground by any form of
straight running has been so emphasized
i'm games between elevens of nearly equal
strength that some relief is demanded.
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BIG KILLING ON HkLTOh
Black Mate, at s to /, Gets Off First
and Wins in Driving
Finish.

Los Angeles, Dec 13.-Toller, odds-on-
favorite, took the first race al Ascot TO-
day. There was a big killing made on
Halton in the second race. In the fourth
race Black Mate, 8 to l. got off first
and was never headed, winning in driv-
ing finish. Betsy was the good thing
in the fifth and won easily. Track slow.
Results:
First race, Futurity course, selling
Tolier 105. KeOgh, to ;, won: Lisba, l02,
Boland, Is to 5, second: Veritas Vincit,
102, Harris, Z to /. third. Time-1:121z.
Nandola, Lizzie SenadO. Spartan Vindi-
eta. Mohur and Colonel B. Palmer also
Second race, five furlongs, selling--Hal-
ton, 102, Erner, to ,, Won; Lady Kitty,
9S, Talbert, so to l, second; Dominus
Time--1:02 Montalban. Comida, Blue
blood, st. Or, Philip 1gOe, Norden and
Fireaway also ran.
Third race, mile and fifty yards, selling
Reservation, III. Singleton, II to .. won;
Oratorian. 107. Fischer, TO l, second;
Cicely, 106 Kent, Is to ;, third. Time
1:46l2. Young Davis, c. w. Walworth
and lila also ran.
Fourth race five and one-half furlongs.
haHdicap-Black Mate, 9s, Preston, to
second Jersey Lady. 112. Finn, 4 to 1,
third Time-1:OSI4 Seethus, Judge
Treen. FL Casador and Yaddo also ran.
Fifth race, six furlOngs. selling-Betsy,
Preston, Is to J. second; Prince Ching
los. Butwell, to !. third. Time-1:l514.
Jack Adams. Sir CaTuthers. FL PiasanO
San Mark. Taylor George Lackett, Prince
Magnet and Retropaw also ran.
Sixth race. the Crooks course, selling
Salins, 107, Harris, s to !, won; Los An
geleno 107. Singleton, to l. second; Van
Hope. 107. Keogh, to 1. third: Time
POS. Freesicas, Invictus, Moor, Diamante
Baido, Satin. Dazzle and Sauvita also
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-14
HERALD SPORTING NEWS
MUD RUNNING FOAL WINS
Mrs. Mathews Gets Away Poorly, but
Is in Fast Company and
Captures First.

San Francisco. Dec. 13.-Mrs. Mathews,
q undermining foal, took honors in the
third event at EmeryvilIe today, although
company. In the fifth Lord Nelson
with w Miller up annexed the purse III
a driving finish with Alma Boy close up
Results:
First race, mile-Pickaway, ITO, Clark.
to 2, won; Monaco Maid, 102. w. Hunter,
to J.. third. Time-1:43 2-5- 1sabellita, Lady
Fashion. Sir Carter Warte NIGHT, Wig
oroso and Vaughan also ran.
Second race, mile-Cloche d Or, 10l.
Brown, to 1, won; Clandestine. 107, Nc
Intyre. to 3. second; FL Chihuahua.
107. Graham. to 1, third. Time-1:42.
Lone Wolf, Canejo, Invader, Little Gregg,
Circus, ODtimo, Thistle and Posart also
ran.
Third race, five fuTlOngs-Mrs. Math-
ewS, 10, Knapp. to !, won; Peerless,
10. Dugan, 4 to /, second; Pescadera, Jos,
Miller, TO /, third. Time-1:02 As. HUI
mazda, AvOna, Janice, Marian. Ardenes,
also ran.
Fourth race, mile and a quarter-Doli-
ma, 10, Hunter, 9 to ), won; Orchan, 101.
Davis, to ). second; Inflammable, 1G1,
Graham. 60 to !, third. Time-2:O2 2-5.
Gates, ExapO and Chestnut also ran.
Lord Nelson. 1O7. w. Miller, to 5. won
Alma Boy, Brown, 10 to l, second; Cock
sure, 10, Knapp, 10 to l. third. Time
1:22 30. Chief Whitman, Irene Watson,
Snow Frolic and Avonella also ran.
Sixth race. seven furlongs-Nedlon. 122,
tain, Is to ], second; Russell, lis, Miller.
to ), third. Time-1:20 As. Fulleta.
Tenordale. Mike Mulvaney and Ell Primo
also ran.
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Downey Hits Trainer.

When Downey went off the track Gal
vim ran into his trainers wheel and was
thrown, losing three laps. Calvin quick
" returned to the track.
During the morning HOLSTER and Va
noni were officially declared out of the
Breton. made a new pair with the loss
of one lap. This left twelve teams in the
race.
Another attempt to recover their lost
lap by Walthour and Bedell just before
noon failed by a fall this time by Down
ing. when the plucky Americans had only
a quarter of a lap to go to be even with
the leaders.
At D. III. the score was LASS miles ,
laps for nine of the teams: for Walthour
and Bedell and Breton and Samuclson,
!. 4sS miles 1 lap. and for Calvin and Wi
lev 1.4s7 miles l lap.
The score of the nine leaders at D. m
was $50 miles with Walthour and Be
dell and Breton and SamuelsOn one lap
and Calvin and Wiley three laps behind
them.
At o'clock the score was 1.555 miles Z
laps for all teams except Walthour and
Bedeli ana Breton and Samuelson, who
had $50 miles 8 laps, and Calvin and
Wiley. who had 1 800 miles laps.
At o'clock the score. nine teams. 654
miles 1 laps; Walthour and Bedeli and
Breton and SamuelsOn. 1854 miles 3 laps
Record Se2 miles and laps, made by
Miller and Waller in 1899.
Score at a. m: Nine teams. 1910
miles laps: Walthour and Bedell. $40
miles . laps; Breton and Samuelson, $40
miles laps: Calvin and Wiley. 1.670
miles. Record, 1901 miles, made by Miller
and Waller i'm 1899
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-14
HOLSTER OUT
OF SIX-DAY RACE
Salt Laker Hurt in Collision
SamueIson Riding With
FrenChman.


y Especial to The HeraldD I
y New York, Dec 13.-Fate gave two 4
y Salt Lakers in the six-day bicycle 4
y race a rude setback today-HOlister. 4
y of the SamuelsOn- HOLSTER team.
y crashed into Downing and FOgler, 4
! when the latter two collided this 4
. morning. and three other riders fell I
y on top of HOLSTER
y HOLSTER lay unconscious on the 4
y track and was taken TO Bellevue%
y several ribs were badly injured and I
= a fracture of the skull is feared. I
y Samuelson then teamed up with 4
y Breton. the Belgian, whose partner. =
y Vanoni. was injured in the mixup.
y According to the rules, a newly
4 formed team loses a lap. and Sam I
y nelson made several sensational but 4
y unsuccessful sprints tonight to re-
y gain it. PNe almost gained a lap :
y before midnight, but his strength \
= failed him and the other riders over =
y hauled him !
y In an attempt by John BedeIl at . 4
y o clock this morning to gain the lap I
y his team is behind, a bad spill oc-
= CURED, ard six of the riders went !
y down. Nanderstuyft was carried off I
\ the track insenSible. Vanderstuyft Z
= went over the side of the track and !
y fell headlong into a box. There was 4
y long delay in getting the men to =
y resume the race, ana il was rumored I
y that some of them refused to go on 4
= unless the officials decided whether =
= the accidents are Intentional I
y Hopper and Vanderstuyft were 4
y pretty badly used up in the spill, the I
= former sustaining cash in the head. =
y The race was resumed at 3l5 a.
= m. the spectators cheering wildly 4
4 for Walthour and Samuelson. both 4
y of whom require a lap in order to I
4 get their teams on equal terms with 4
+ the others. I
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Brigham.
Ogden

the effort of the two men who have
fought for nearly four days to gain the
less than 200 yards which separates them
from the leaders went for nothing.
The crowd of 5000 aro-nd the track
hOwled protest and Bedell lodged a for
NAL complaint with the judges. but was
oVerruled. Bedell then relieved Walthour
and continued the race.
Before II o'clock Samuelson stopped rid
ing and awaited himself of the rule Civ
ing him four hours to find a partner with
out losing his place with the leaders
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-14
FACULTY MEMBERS TRAINING.

The medics and the laws at the univer-
sity had teams out yesterday getting
ready for their struggle. the winner of
which is to play the faculty. The engi-
neers are still out with a challenge, but
none of the other departments are game
to tackle them, and it appears that they
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-14
BOWLING SCORES.
Business Men.
ALL HALLoWs BANQUET.

The annual banquet of the All Hallows
football team was held at the Kenyon
last evening. The boys enjoyed a good
feed and all probably thought the hard
work necessary to make the team was
well worth the while Besides the cat
ing part of the program number of
toasts were made as follows:
Athletics in a College Curriculum -
"Congrat ulations' ..<-..-..-..-......-
VERY Rev. John J. Guinan, s. NJ.
Our Standing of 1906 "......-.........
Captain Barney Quinn
Physical Condition of Players. -.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Galligan
''Musis in Its Relation to Athletics -.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Joseph Adams
Managers Trials .-.--.---- Norman Kane
"A Retrospect" Rev. l.. ]. Kelledy. s. NJ.
Possibilities for Mental and Moral
Development ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
............ Rev. +. T. Gueymard. S. NJ.
Funny Features of Fast Football.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Samuel Thomas
Predictions Philip FitzmauriCe
The COach's Conclusions ..............
............,.........Co Coach John F. Tobin
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-14
OGDEN DEFEATS BRIGHAM.
Especial TO The Herald.)

NopeSidi 10 Ile AltTdiu-p
Ogden. Dec. 13.-In the third match
game of the season. the local bowling
team defeated Brigham on the association
alleys this evening. The victory was de
Cisive. Ogden winning both i'm games and
total of pins. Brigham started out strong
and won the first game easily After that
time the visitors weakened while Ogden
grew stronger. The feature of the con-
test was a five-seven split made by Dyson
in the first game. The score:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-14
LEAGUE MEETING CONCLUDED.

Chicago, Dec. 13--The American base
ball league concluded it's annual meeting
tonight and adjourned TO meet in New
York Feb. D. when the scheme for next
season will come up.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-14

Call at the Lyric bar, opposite p. o.,
Cor a Newhouse Skyscraper. new
drink invented by Max Florence and
Leo Levin.
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viii have to claim the championship
without fighting for it. The members of
the faculty who have gTidirOn aspirations
had a short workout in the gymnasium
Yesterday
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-14
Here to Stay.

Established is years. Mehesy, the
Furrier. Knutsford.
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Provo. Dec. 13.-J0hn ID. Dixon of the
state land board came down last night TO
visit his family, who have moved to
Provo. Mr.. Dixon will remain member
of the board and attend to the duties of
the board till his term expires. in April
Then he will come to Provo and take the
position of cashier of the Farmers &
Merchants bank, which will open here
this month.
Miss Emma Lucy Gates, assisted by
Professor Lund. the tabernacle choir and
the B. Y L. orchestra, will appear in a
farewell concert in the tabernacle next
Tuesday evening. Soon thereafter Miss
Gates will leave for Paris to complete her
studies and may not be at home again for
a number of years.
Mayor Robinson was down from Logan
today
Editor johnson of the Springville indie
pendent was a Provo visitor today.
David Barnett, formerly deputy sheriff
of Utah county, and now supervisor of the
Charleston forest reserve in southwestern
Nevada with headquarters in Las Vegas,
has written to friends in this city. He
reports d heavy deposit of snow all over
the reserve hay is worth $50 a ton. coal
so. and it costs s. a day for team, and
other prices are in proportion. He has
caused the arrest of officers of the Lin
coin County Lumber comDany. which is
charged with cutting 200 $50 feet of tim
Der on the reserve, $4,000 of which has
been saWn into lumber. The company's
mill and machinery and tools have been
seized and will be held pending hear
ing of the case
D. G, Calder of Cartervilie has returned
from months trip through Nevada and
Idaho much pleased with evidences OF
prosperity noted in these states
A marriage license has been issued to
Alfred Davis of Spanish Fork and Vera
Lund of Pleasant Grove
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-14
Winter Comforts.

Furs Of every description to suit both
taste and purse, at Mehesy's, Knuts-
ford,
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Vanoni's Nose Fractured.

Vanoui received a fracture of the nose
and several minor hurts, but he, too. IS
expected to continue later in the day
Ali the other riders who went down at
the time of the accident were able to
take their places on the track when the
race was resumed at o'clock
In order to maintain the position with
the leaders which their teams hold, the
partners of HOLSTER and Nanoni must
remain on the track constantly until the
injured men recover sufficiently to re-
ieVe them.
An evidence of the effect upon the rid
ers of the frightful strain put upon them
by the constant vigilance OF a slX-day
contest was shown at the time of the
crash While the men We're still lying
I'm heap on the track, Pye. of the Clark
Pve team. who had escaped with sIgnt
injuries. leaned out of the bunch and.
running wildly along the track, began
10 shout:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-14

New York Dec. 1s.-Twelve teams. three
OF which have been reconstructed. re-
manned in the six-day bicycle race at
Madison Square garden at midnight to-
night. A bad accident occurred early
in the day, in which eleven of the thir-
teen riders went down in a heap On
what has come TO be known as a hoo
doc" curve. Carlo Vanoni, of the
French team, and c. f. HOLSTER of the
Salt Lake team were so seriously ia
jured that they were forced to with
draw. their teammates doubling up and
continuing with the loss of one lap. Gal
vim and Wiley lost three laps through an
accident, and WalthOur and Bedell are
still one lap behind the leaders. Des-
perate efforts were repeatedly made by
WalthOur and Bedell to make up that
lap. Several times they had almost sue
Ceeded, when some one of the leaders
would fall and the rule against counting
a lap gained by reason of an accident
was enforced. Falls also occurred when
other riders had almost gained q lap,
until the crowd shouted its suspicious
that the accidents were timed to pre-
vent such gain.
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Noted for Beauty,

Style, quality and integrity. Mehesy'i
Furs, KnutsfoTd.
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Where HOLSTER Gets Hurt.

The worst accident since the begin
ming of the race occurred early today.
when ten of the thirteen riders went
down in bunch at what is known as
dead mans curve on the Twenty
sixth street side of the saucer. Hol-
lister of the SamuelsOn-HOllister team of
Salt Lake City. and Vanoni. one of
the foreign riders. were severely in
1uTed, and several of the other riders
were badly shaken mp. The board track
was torn up for d distance of nearly %
yards, and il was found necessary to sus-
pend the race for an hour and 4 halt
before the racing surface could be put
in condition to resume the race 1t was
thought at the time of the accident that
HOLSTER might have been fatally in
jured. or at least so badly hurt that he
would be obliged to withdraw from the
race. After an examination by physi-
clans, however, ii was found that his
injuries were confined to a severe, shak-
ing up, q number of scalp wounds and
the loss of several teeth. and II was
announced that he probably would be
able TO relieve his partner, SamuelsOn,
after a few hours rest
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PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo. Dec. manager Belmont of
the Provo Pressed Brick company has
returned fiOm Salt Lake. where he went
TO interview the Utah Fuel company on
the coal question. as his company will
have to close down if it cannot get more
coal than it has been able to get re-
Gently. All the fuel company would
promise was car a week, and car
of coke screenings. Mr.. Belmont will try
the screenings and. if he can use them.
will try to get enough a week. in addition
to the coal and screenings, to keep the
kilns running. If the Canont use the
screenings he will have to close down.
Last night some oil and gasoline leak.
ing from a freight car al the San Pedro
depot was ignted by the flame from a
brakeman's lantern, and the man was
slightly burned. The fire department was
called and succeeded in putting out the
fire before an explosion took place. The
damage to the car was not great.
The following persons took the exam-
nation for postal clerk and carrier here
today: F. G. Johnson. George Henry
and Charles De Graft. There were thi:-
teen applicants. but only three showed
up for examination.
Judge Booth, District Attorney Houtz
and Court Stenographer Roberts returned
yesterday from Vernal, where Judge
Booth has been holding court. They re-
port good slelghing in the Ashley val
ley.
Marriage licenses have been issued TO
the following couples: Charles III. Ash
ton and Maud Stubs. both of Pleasant
View; w. ii. Bann of Pleasant View and
Grace Ferpin of Provo.
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Pye Goes Buohouse.

Il win the racel i win the race,
They're all dead but me, l win
He was Quoted and taken to his quar-
tcrs When the race was resumed Pye
was again in the saddle reelinS or the
miles with the others The accident came
when Fogler of the Root-FOgler team
darted out from among the leaders in an
attempt to steal a lap Matt DoWney
was the first man to accept the challehge,
and after few circuits of the track ne
caught the leader Just as they We're
sweeping around dead mans curve and
the two men brushed each other and fell
In an instant the other eleven riders We're
upon them and eight of them went down
with a crash
Georget Has Thick Skull.
Emil Georget of the French team rode
clear over the PROSTATE riders and
crashed head-foremost into a box 1t was
remarkable that his skull was not crushed
by the impact. but moment later he was
telling his trainer that he was not hurt
at all. HOLSTER was rendered uncon-
scious when he crashed into the railing
around the track with such force that
several of his teeth were knocked out
He was revived a few moments later and
declared ne would be all right in short
time Vanoni also received his injury by
cclliding with the railing.
Waithour was riding well back when
the crash came and fell upon several men,
escaping with scarcely a scratch.
The score at II o'clock was 1.44l miles
laps for all but the Walthour team, which
was one lap behind The record is 1867
miles laps.
Saniuelson Looks for Partner.
Within an hour after the race was re-
sumed John BeGell. Walthours partner,
shot out from the bunch and gained al
most a lap before the other riders got art
err him
Walthour. who had been resting for
some time and was comparatively fresh,
rushed TO BedelFs relief and was within
v,oha Of rnnnnlQfinp the fUlf Ian
when DoWney went off the track with
punctured tire, and the red flag was sent
up. Under the rules a lap gained while
the flag is exposed does not count and