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Nutb nod sinmaf beifeite.
m6ans Milbslm 1T ni9t setommen,
fagte er. sd babe ibn 70 bringent
gebeten. Gr bat mir nur sinsn furaeu
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ben.
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nab Californian, ebenlo nad ct.
Gouis oia 9eras & Bacific 8abn
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s.nl6 Gents; Som Mibblina 81 Gents
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105S gts;. Mibbling s5air II cts.
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Ytioolina 5air II Gents.
Netu Orleans, 2a., %. WarS.
gDDo Srbinarp 9.l1ll6 Cts; 2Otp Mibb
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Tonne $24.50.
8anmtuolliamen Del, rob, q Gents.
Brtrrta Banmpolliamen 8urhen, per
Tonne 1923.
U mile.
Aart0ffelu, S1.50- $1.60 per 100 9funo.
Samen &artoffeln per Sad BON IL Bed
$500.
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S0naten, 6 30rb<8iften, $4.00.
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SiBe &artoffeln, 1880 gts. per 8uibel
8ohl, 1926 per 100 Bio.
Sellerte, So gts per 9upeno.
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Oas Qannoeridat in 2eiaia

Das 2anoaeriht in 2eisia bat
ben Stem gorter 3aufmann Wiaiam
8lumentbaf gu elmer empfinoli6en
@eloitrafe nerurteilt. 8uiummen nit
oem Berliner 8aufmann ,Saei6ner
batte Blumentbal i09enannte Beras
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ben. Das geridbt erfannte beioe
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ten Bereebens ibuloia uno leete
Blumentbal cine @elof.rafe bon 1900
Weart auf, pdbreno Saeihner nit
300 Wtarf oauonfam.
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uno. 1890 Mbenbs.
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uno Werit0 .............9: 800 Born.
Nntuntt.
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neitOn t19lih ih...........7.35 Morgens
uno 600 Nahm. ...................
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- Gin guuplet, oas in Ron3ert.
ballen in 9auana allabenblib eelun.
gen uno belad3t miro. bebauptet, oaB
BON ben $25. 600. melbe bic 2eaiss
lafur pon Cuba su einem Sobseits.
geibenfe flir SRI. Mlice &nnieuelt be.
milliate. ettpa $4,000 oem 8ued ent.
ipreheno ueruanot muroen, mab.
reuo Der &eit alS n@roft" orauIgina.
Wer batte aeoaft, oaS bel aQer Ser.
ihieoenbeit oes 8limas lid bic Bu.
ftdnoe auf Der Berle Der Gntillen 10
ben ruiiiiben ndbern f6nnten.
- Das unfern @oblens aeleaene
Dorf Wuelbeim lit BON Yernihtuna
beorobt. Seit mebreren Gaaeu ihon
rutiht elm 6iiael allmdliQ ins 9al
binunter. Bis sur Stunoe baben
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abeer Gspbaltpapier, Dadpappe.
9beer uno Nspbalt, Del, 9erpentin,
sarben, @las &c. &c. ltets oorratbio
6et 3. 6. 3ielmaun, BOG SH,
eon'merce'StraBe. Wieoriae Breile,
cute gSaare louie quite nnb reeue
0eolenun9 uerben snrantu 49,
9eiepbon 4l0.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-23

Van Cortandt park public links. For
years the greens al Van Cortlandt park
have been full of weeds and coarse mea-
dow grass, and unsatisfactory TO expert
and duffer alike Becoming tired OF re-
CelVing constant complaints. the park de-
partmcnt finally turned on the golfers
with the retort: you folks complain OF
these greens; go ahead and show US. Take
the sixth and the eighteenth, and we II
do what YOU say"
This took the committeeman somewhat
by surprise They had been ever ready TO
clamor for reforms and Improvements but
when suddenly confronted with this addi
tonal responsibility they hardly knew
which way TO turn They put their heads
together and consulted Shall We sod
or seed?" was the question Seed said
one. "Sod." said another. And so they
argued without reaching any definite con-
clusion
Finally one Of the committeeman de-
clared he would lnd way. He sat down
J. Travis the man OF many IDEAS. Travis
desponded promptly TO the cry for assist
ance One OF HIS remarks was. You can
get good green's at Van Cortlandt park
you can get good greens anywhere" lie
then in a few comprehensive paragraphs
outlined a plan Of action, recommending
the committee to walt until the frost is
final admonltion. Travis said ITO insure
the best results there Is nothing Ike
superlnte ending the whole work yourself.
The golfers. however. are preparing to fol-
low out Traviss suggestions In the spring,
and il is possible that the brains of an
amateur may accomplish wha, profession
nj experience, after years OF effort. has
failed TO do-give Van Cortlandt park
good greens. The outcome Will he await
ed with interest.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-23
NEWMAN WILL HAVE
FINE BREEDING FARM
New Establishment Will Be on
Russell Cave Pike, Near
Lexington.
ribune Special Sporting Service.

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
LEXINGTON, Ky, Dec. 22.-J. X. New
man Of New York is preparing to have a
model breeding establishment at the
Bluegrass farm on the Russell Cave pike,
near this city. which lie recently pur-
chased from the late George w. Headley.
Newman came here this week from New
JanVier. and with ed Benyon 10 act as n
sort OF instructor. began plans 10 make
many improvements at his new place,
such as building a nice home cottage and
some up to- date stable structures. and
laying out n training track. II is New
mans intention to press the work on the
farm the coming winter and have his
track and all the buildings completed by
next spring, The New York horseman
has named the place Claiborne stock
farm. after the county In Mississippi In
his two horses, The Director General and
Ormonde. to his farm. The former is the
sire of Mainsheet. 2:0oi. while the latter
is son OF Wilkes Boy and half brother
TO the three stars, Country Jay. Nellie
Jay and Kentucky Todd.
Ormonde has no record, but is credited
with a trial Of 2.Oli as q 4-year- old The
coming 70 Kentucky OF Newman. accom-
panied by Janvler. has caused some spec
Glation as TO JUST what interest the latter
has I'm Newman's new trotting horse
breeding venture In Kentucky. II is hint
cd that Janvler is a silent partner in the
OF his breeding stock. now quartered at
his own establishment near Ticonderoga,
y. y, win he sent to Kentucky. Janvier
owns such noted mares as Angelina, 2:l2;
Alice Dorman. 2.l5i; Tillle II. Wilkes,
2.@l, and NyanZa, ":21i.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-23

(when the society is able) Of prizes,
etc. We hope We are laying the fouu-
datlon for a National Hunter Improve.
ment society.
"Thosc in charge of the movement
have given much consideration To the
questions involved; have carefully stu
died the English prototype, its system
and methods; have discussed the mat
ter in all its bearings with earnest,
practical horscmen from various parts
of the country, and feel assured we can
submit a system and plan of proce
dure in all respects feasible, and which
will commend themselves TO our Nir
ginia horsemen
As soon as convenient time and
place of meeting for permanent organ
iZation is decided upon We Will notify
YOU and trust YOU will be present. In
the meantime, we bespeak for the
movement your influence and support IN
your country. We would also greatly
appreciate any suggestions you would
be kind enough to make. y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-23
BACK IN THE RING.
Kid Lavigne VIII Return to Ring After
Many Years.
Tribune Special Sporting Service.

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
DETROIT. Mich, Dec 19.-Figh; fans
will be glad TO learn that there is soma
truth In the report that Kid Lavigne. Tho
conquoror Of Joe Wolcott, is 10 return 10
the ring. Al present he is training for
all he is worth at the Detroit a. c., in
anticipation OF fight Lavigne Is as
hard as nails now. with not an ounce Of
superfuous flesh. and although his wind
is not as good rs II might be. he expects
soon TO have his breathing apparatus In
good order ready 10 supply atmosphere in
any quantity desired. Some detractors
have passed remarks about the Kids age,
and this has gone against the grain with
the subject OF their speeches.
I'm only 36." ne says, and I'm in
good physical shape. There ought to he
few more fights In me. Bob Fitzsimmons
won the championship of the world by
beating Jim Corbett when he was 30 I
dldn'nt take care OF myself and started TO
go down Now I'm getting back into
shape again.
young Corbett is the chap I'm after.
match has already been half negotiated.
expect TO hear something pretty soon.
Say, wouldn't II he great-for me-if
showed them | wasn't all in? You see,
spent about three years over in Paris,
and they kind OF lost sight OF me. When
did come back they looked upon me as
On awfully old man. They've been writ
Ing my obituary before I'm quite dead.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-23
ATHLETIC CONTESTS
FEATURE OF SPORT
Coming Year Promises to Be Re-
plete With International
Competitions.
ribune Special Sporting Service.

Tribune Special Sporting Service
NEW YORK, Dec. 22,-International
athletic contests Will be the main feature
Of amateur sport in 1907. and the coming
year promises 10 he replete with compe-
tltions between the United States and
England. The first OF the series will be
the Association football match between
teams representing America and England.
The two countries have met in almost
every branch OF athletics but this will be
the first time that representative SOC
Ger eleVens have faced each other. The
game Is scheduled TO take place on the
Crystal Palace grounds, near London,
about the middle Of April. No definite
date has been set for the contest, owing
TO the uncertainty of the day of playing
off the final tie for the English Assoca-
tlon football championship. The interna-
tional match will be played on the Satur-
day preceding the big British event.
Beginning with the new year, the Sc
lection committee will pick out the likely
players with The Idea of choosing tho
strongest possible eleven for the match
While the majority of the team Will be
selected from New York, Philadelphia.
Boston. Fall River and Paterson, no To-
callty will he favored for geographical
purposes. The players will be selected
according 10 merit and the strongest pos
sible combination will be taken 20 Eng
land.
While il has not been positively deter
mined il is probable that Fred II, Mines.
the captain OF the Pilgrim team which
visited America in the fall OF 1905. Will
he brought over 10 this country to give
advice and coach the team for TWO weeks
prior 10 sailing for England Captain
Mines has been invited TO coach the team
and assured the promoters that he would
do so II possible. He does not anticipate
any difficulty In assuming the duties. He
Will he accompanied by one Of the fore
most professional Association football
players IN England. who Will attend 70
the physical condition OF the members OF
the team, in addition 10 assisting Captain
Mines In coaching
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MEETS IN CHICAGO.
Golf Association Will Hold Convention
in Windy City.
Trlhune Sneclal SnortInE Service.

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
CHICAGO. Dec. 22.-Chicago has been
selected for the annual meeting of the
United States Golf association. II VIII
be the first time since the organization
In 1894 that the annual meeting has not
been held in New York. The executive
committee had previously announced the
annual meeting for January 10 at Del
moniCo's. This is now rescirded and the
executive committee makes announce
ment OF Friday evening. January is. as
the time. and Chicago as the place. Sec
retary Morgan states that the action is
taken I'm response 10 a petition signed
by the Western golf clubs and by large
number Of prominent players in the West.
The Western clubs, which have borne
their fun share In conducting the nation
al championships. would seem entitled TO
the annual meeting AT least once in three
years. The petition had consequently
the support OF many Eastern clubs and
golfers
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fredo de ORC was discussed in the billiard
rooms. De ORC was playing in St. Louis
academy which had but recently been
established quietly. and In which the
Partisan system OF betting upon short
games by prominent players was the main
drawing card. George Sutton, the world $
champion ar IS.2 balk line. who is TO meet
William +. Hoppe within two weeks In
This city; Jacob Schaefer, and the Chi
cago shoristop. Joseph Capron, were all
playing in the academy games when the
police OF st Louis took hand, Harry
p. Cline OF Philadelphia. who tied and lost
the class championship to Albert G..
Cutler. had been engaged. as was his con
queror. while negotiations were pending
with William T. Hoppe. the young 1871
champion OF the world Alexander Taylor.
Charles Peterson. Thomas j. Gallagher
and Ora Morningstar. The top-notch
players were 10 receive S25 day and the
addition 10 the percentage OF the bets re-
corded, as lis the custom in Paris
Several attempts have been made TO es-
tablish the Partisan system of playing
short games, upon which the spectators
may place bets with the house, in this
country.
Among the followers of the game In
this country the news Of the stopping of
the academy is Gavorably received II
will bring about n return to match play
on the part of the leaders. especially max
ing certain the challenge of Hoppe by
Schaefer,
Twelve Man Team.
Tribune Special Sporting Service.
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POOL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME.
Wenrick Anxious to Meet Jerome
Keogh for Pool Honors.
TrIhune speclal sporting servlce.

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
BUFFALO. Dec. 22.-WilIiam Wenrick.
champion Of Greater New York. has chal-
lenged Jerome keogh, Of Buffalo. the
present ti,le-holder. TO match for the
professional pool championship OF the
world. his only stipulation being that
the match come off in New York.
Wenrick has rounded up the 5000 for
the side bet Il championship game calls
for. and unless Keogh can give some
good excuse why he should not shoot
IN this city he Is bound by the rules
Of the game 10 either shoot for The title
he holds or forfeit II To the challenger.
Three times the two pool sharks have
met in championship tournaments. and
each time WenriCk has proved best. He
tool; the champions scalp at Syracuse
and followed 1t With Victories at Bing-
hampton and Brooklyn.