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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-25
3. Y. U. TO MEET 3. Y. c.

Especial to The Herald)
Provo. April pa dual track meet be-
tween the 3. Y. L. and the B. Y G. track
and field squads will be held on the b.
Y U. campus on Saturday. April %
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Business Men.
Williams
MANUFACTURERS & MER-
CHANTS "GET ACQUAINT-
ED" EXCURSION

Via D. & r. G. to Manti, April 20.
Fare $3.50 round trip. Everybody in
vited. Held's military band in attend
anee. Good speakers to boost Utah
and her industries.
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Picture Framing, Mat Cutting and
Mounting.

South street. Papers and papering.
painting, etc.
Beautiful line Of ali the newest frame
mouldings just il. Latest machines
for cutting mats and frames. We are
now prepared to do the finest class of
work in all these lines
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The HamiItons defeated the Lincolns
yesterday by a score Of j to Z This is
the eighth game the Hamiltons have
played in the school league, winning sew
en- of them. A dispute arose in the last
inning over a decision of the umpire. The
Lincolns claimed that he was wrong and
the Hamiitons that he was right. AS it
was question Of judgment on a player
being out, what the umpire says goes
The batteries: For the Hamiltons, Sher-
rell and Gallagher; for the Lincolns, ''Si''
Young and .'Panhandle Pete"
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LADY NAvARRE WINS.

Memphis, April 24.-The Tennessee Der
by. one and One-eighth miles, was won by
Lady Navarro. Good Luck was second,
James Reddick third.
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200 tons of hay for sale in carload
lots or less. Sears & Jeremy Co., SO
Richards street
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Corbett VS.. Hyland, April q. Tickets
on sale at Stickney's, 229 South Main.
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Corbett VS.. Hyland, April 81. Tickets
on sale at Stickney's. 229 South Main
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LowELLs 81, BIG w. IL.

The Lowell basket ball team defeated
the Big w team of the Y. NJ. c. A. yes
terday by a score of q to L on the Low
ell grounds. The lineup:
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Opinions on Corbett- HyIand
Fight Would Indicate
No Odds.

Betting on the Corbett-Hyland contest
is. up to date. limited to small amounts,
no big bets having been posted. One fire.
quently hears the question asked: What
are the odds?" but there has not been
enough money wagered up to date to es-
tablish a price Opinion on the outcome
seems to be pretty evenly divided, judging
from the remarks gathered around the
city, and on this basis the men should be
even money.
Hard work has been practically cut out
of the training of both men, and from
now on the fighters will do but little, or
One OF the men, it is reported on good
authority, tipped the scales yesterday at
lS4 pounds. which is one pound more than
the stipulated weight. 1t is not believed,
however, there will be any question as
to weight on either side.
Neary Challenges Winner.
The Palace club yesterday received a
letter from Joe Crawford. manager of
Charles Neary of Milwaukee, challenging
the winner Crawford asks that the
match be pulled off in Salt Lake. and any
conditions will suit his man. The letter
will be filed for future reference.
TIE question of a referee has not come
Up for final settlement. Neither fighter
has expressed a like or dislike for any
there will be much trouble in finding a
man agreeable to both sides.
Alex Greggains received letter from
gains folks at home were safe. His fam
lily are now with this sister. and are being
well taken care of.
Where is Sammy McCIintic?
GrcSgains, however, is now wondering
what has become of Sammy McClintic.
Sammy left Salt Lake the day of the
earthquake to look after the relatives of
Greggains. Hyland and himself and moth
ing has been heard of him since. Greg
gains believes Sammy arrived in time to
be captured by the soldiers and put to
work, and intfmates that il would not
hurt his understudy If that is so.
There seems to be a great interest in
the coming contest from the surrounding
towns in this state. Already numerous
INQUIRIES for seats have come in. and if
half of those asking for seats come to the
city for the contest, the crowd should be
increased several hundred.
Corbett VS.. Hyland. April q. Tickets
on sale at Stickney's, 229 South Main.
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Corbett VS. Hyland, April 81. Tickets
on sale at Stickney's, 229 South Main.
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BASEBALL SCORES.
National.

Corbett vs.. Hyland. April q. Tickets
on sale at Stickney's, 229 South Main.
Salt Lake Photo Supply Co.
Kodaks g. developing. Main & Sd So
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JUNIOR BALL GAMES.

The Oquirrhs defeated the Summers in
a grade school league game yesterday by
a score OF y to 6, at Liberty park. The
winners: Sterling. C.; Steifel, D.: NAL
uuist / b.; Sutherland, b.; Vincent, b.;
Treseder. s. $; Riley, r. f.; Smith, m. f;
Harrison l. f
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The Hamiltons defeated Lac J.

The Stars defeated the Fourth Ward
Buckers yesterday by a score of 26 to 10.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult county clerk or the respective
sIgners for further information
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Established 1898 Assets. 81 $50 6s1.
Chicago, Ill. April p
We are pleased TO announce that all
necessary arrangements have been
made for the prompt adjustment and
payment in full of our San Francisco
losses, and that the assets of the com
pany viii remain intact
WILLIAM FEILER, Secretary.
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Established 1868. Assets. $50. 2f43s.
Pittsburg, Pa, April 20.
InlS company does no business in
California and has not a dollar at risk
In the san Francisco CONFEDERATION.
(SiSned) G. Z. kELLERMAN
Secretary
eve are general agents for this com
pany. adjusting and paying losses
here.)
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Dernhetner gruS.
gruRe Gamilien.2dben,
~. 3tf. 3t3. 315 unb 81. @eif.2ertnatpn.sf Str

Cine SiirItli6e" geIob-
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lite eineS Dollars, nit Dem lie fir
ibre @brlfffcit be5oblt lpllroe. Sic
gob nomlid) Gin Eodet, oaS $3.50 cnt-
belt nt6 einer Terion geborte, weld)e
bnilelbe bei'm aailirer in elmer WeIt.
@oltimore-@ potbcfe geloiien bate,
Suriid, nadhem es ibr bon Dem be.
treffenDen &aiIirer aus Serieben aus
gebanbigt rpuroe. SRI. Sugbes bate
IN Der Ipotbefe einige GinfGilfc ge.
mad)t llnb bei'm @egseben rief Ser
aoiiirer iie 5uriid uilb iibergab ibr
Elm fleines Eadet, oaS lie ols einen
ibrer Ginfdufe betrahtete ltnb nit.
ltubn. 3n Sauie %angefommer, fano
lie ieoo6 $3.50 IN benz Badet. Wittler.
ipeile mar BON Der 9potbefe ans baS
Observation-Disclosures in 9etueaitna
geleBf moroeii; ebe 1e0oh Der allsges
ianbtc Geteftip Eobler eridien, mar
Sri. Sitabes bercits sllriid gcfoninlen
uno batte Dos Sadet iammt Snbolt
a~bgeaeben. ySier boben Sic eiten
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aaiiirer gndbie, uno beiltobe iiber.
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feb SRI. Sugbes oie gpotbefc.
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@ciube abgew ieen.- 9ie
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baben Die 8eiud)e I'M 2iccn5en fir
@irtbihaften bon Nemea s.. Mines,
ar. 1900, Sadionitrabe, nno Grnit
9roofs bon Nr. 2t3S, 9runtitraBe,
5iriif genieIen.
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meinen Oeutfen @aiien-
bauies" miro Der aIumni. gerein
Ser anitnlt an Dorneritag, Sen s.
Nopember, IN Ser .gobmen ; Salle"
all Der ode bon @np- uHo EreIton-
Strabe cine ltnterbaltlins nit San5
peranItalfen.
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Shnittcr Sub bGlt Grntc.

>MiiiionGr SomeS Srecmon &c.
ltorben. - @ionlcte iein 2eben
Den grmen mo &iililoien.- Srait
Yotrid Wortin aus Dem 2eben
gei6ieoen.
Sr. Sames Srecn1all, Elm 81 Sabre
otter, i'm ipeitliAen Stoottbeil bel
Seoermonn ais Sater Sreemalt be.
Fainter Staot-Wfiiiionar, iturb &C.
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@obnltng ieincr Sodter, 5rou s. @.
gQen, 9tr. $50, @elt.Sopette.S traBe,
an ben Solgen zines S6logtlulleS,
bon mel6cm er Dor etrpo 8 Wonoten
betroffen muroe, olS CT eiilen &orb
nit SebenSmitteln 81 elmer be0iirfti.
gen SamiIie an Der 2ittle Greene
Strobc bringen mollte. 9ieS mor Der
2este bon Suuienoen BON lpobltb1ti-
gen 8Gngen, peld)e CT fiir leine Ne
belrmenidcn gemodt bate, ga er nad)
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0ete rtnO biilflos muroe. Gin meite'
rer S6log fir Die Somilie lit Der
i3uituno Der @ittipe beS Iobingcihie.
oenen, lpelber iif ieit oclien Ibleben
iebr peri6limmert fat. 5rou 6ree.
man, Die bereitS ieit 8 Sobren ge'
lGbmt lit, mllBte an ooS 9ett beS
Sterbenoen getragen meroen, oonnit
lie bon oennielben Ibidieo nebmell
fonnte. Gle @eeroiaung finoet am
Montog Nohmittag 9 llbr oltf Der
n2ouoon Eorf Cemetery" itott. Eo.
flor S5obn ". Sumipalt bon Der bi.
decentralization SopetteitraBens
Stride miro Den Srauergottesoienit
leiten.
SEER 5reenlan lpitroe am q. So.
iliior 1926 in Gorngleton, england,
geboren uno fam i'm alter BON 10
Sobren nit Ieinen Gltern nad gmes
rifo. 9is gum Sabre 1883 orbeitetc
er in ieinem Sanonerf ols 3immer.
mann. Seit oieier Belt bat or iid)
Dem 9ienite Der @obltbdtigfeit &c.
niomet ltn0 bot Souienbe bon Sol
lars ausgegeben, i'm 9ebiirftige 81
unterItiiben uno Sungrige 81 ipeiien.
Seit SSobren leitete er ON Sonntog
Iahnittag Dtiiiions.8 ~ottesoienit in
Nr. 1873, Yarriib.S traBe. Der Ser.
itorbene binterlaBt feline so Sabre
alte @ittiue, iopie brei Sodter, Sri.
u, 5reeman 6ralt s. ". slucn unb
6rau u. q. @aois.
6rau Eatrid Wartin toot
Sn ibrer @obnung, Nr. t410.
Wtprtle.a uenlte, itarb geltern gormit,
tag Srou Yatrid Wortin, Wntter Dol,
3r. Gotrid =. Wortin, Coroner oes
peitliden Giitrifts, al oen 5olger
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zines Ser5idloges. Gie Geritorbene
pelde 50 Sabre alt lit, binterIaBt
ibren @atten unb orei 8inoer. 3te
9eeroigung finoet am Wtontag olli
Der Bonnie 9rae Cemetery" ltatt,
Sr. SranciS Burns gettor'
BEN.
Sr. SraneiS Burns, ebemalS Wtlts
gIico ser observation-disclosures
6irnto @ilion, Burns & 60, Itarb
om 9onneritag IN ieiner 8o9nuna,
Nr. 1927, Horo'Gborles. StroBe, i'm
bpben Sitter BON SO Sobren. Serr
Burns 5og iih idon por pielen Sab
rem bonn obi9en 8cld0it 5uriid, lno
ieit ser Belt nor CT MIR nod Elm 81.
reftor ser ,@eltern Nutionul 9ant".
Ser Gerblihene binterlGBt 5lpei
Sdnpeitern uno einen 9rlloer.
Seurp Z. SilIion.
SIN boben Ilter bon 81 Sa6ren III
am 0onnerltag Sr. Senrp Z. Siaion,
elm Geteran bes merifaniiden 8rie-
ges, in ieiner 8%o5nung, Scr. 1900,
@eIt-W aulberrpitroBe, s%eItor6en. Gr
ltammte aus England.
Sr. s. Sofmeier.
SIM boben glitter bon 70 Sobren
ltorb geitern Morgen gegen 1 llbr
Sr. Sriebrit Soffmeier, 8otte bon
Gliiobetb Soffmeier. Die 9eeroigung
finoet Montog, MahntittagS 1 llbr,
bonn Groierboltie, Nr. 1888, WcGl.
oerrp.S troBe, ans olli Der Baltimore
Cemetery" itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-05
@irS cine i%uiirbiac Scier.

|
Gorbereitungen fir Ole Sunoertiabr.
SSeier Der uniperlitQt pom Worp.
Lamb. - Sou Inian8S SUM- 1907
lt~attfinben. - Gos oreitGgigegro.
gromm 9eitern NnigeItelt.
In oen HGumliffeitcn 6cS Ger.
mania . Clubs" pcrlammclten lid ges
tern Ibeno perihieoene Gpmite'n ser
Illlnlni unb SSofult0t ser llniperiitGi
BON Marpluno, unt iiber Die iSeier beS
bunoertiGbrigen 9eitebcnS Der I'M.
uerlitGt 81 beratben, meIhe i'm MIDI.
item Sobr begangen mcr0en miro.
Na1oem ser GpciiscaSt Or. Sobn Is.
Senrmetcr Die Serinmmllung eroifnet
uno olrf ben 3rued berielbcn billge-
mieien bate, legte 6oS @retutip.Go.
mite, meld)e lebte @o6e cine Situng
gebabt bate, folgenoen Elon fir Die
Seller Dor:
Gritcr Gag, Sonnto9, Sen =. Sum-
1907, religioie Seier, 6eitreoe BON
9iidoi @ilion, cinem Nlumnts Der
llniperiit1t;
5meiter Gag, Wonto9, Sen 3. Sum-,
Geoe-aftus, lleberrei6ung bon CD
rcnOiplomen u1o9lbenbS groBes BAIT
tctt;
orittcr Gag, Gienlta9 Sen 4. Sllni,
N6cn0. ltnterbaltung I'M Soipitol po!l
Sen Nnmen fir oie ais @GItc anne.
icnoeu Gomcn mo olgcmeine Ne,
union ser pcrihieDenen aloiicn Der
glimni. Sn 9c5ug ouf sic 9otelt
fir Die geplontc Seier miroe porgt.
brudlt, Oob porauSlidtlid Die Con.
pcntion 0eS .umerifaniIden meoi5l-
niihen 8eieQihait" am 3. SUM 1907
in Itlantic = Gitp beGinnen, mo oa.
ourd piele Witglieoer Der llniperiitGt
perbinbert piiroen, Die poue Seier
mitjunebmen. Erof. SbomoS ..
Nibbp modte besbotb Sen Sorihlo1
Die Seier ollf ben 81. Woi iu1o I. nm
.. Srni 81 pcrlcgen. guI bcioe Sor.
i1lGge bin purbe bei6loIicn, crit &C.
nan olsfinOig 81 MADDEN, mann Die
Convention Der nme0i5inii6en @eleii.
i6oIt" beginnt unO ebenio olid, manl
- 49,
Die Observation-Disclosures eroifnet
miro. 81 bicicm 3lued puroe etl
Gomite NIT 81, Subn 6. Semmeter
oil Scr Spibe crltonnt.
Gin peiterer Sorid(og bon Oh. $.
$. 9ioler, i'm Sonuar 1907 cine Mtals
icnperiammlung nit uSmofer" nno
@onfett ob5ubolterL nm BET ben
Nlumncn fir Observation-Disclosures oua
ridtige Sltereile berpor5llrltfcn, iultf'
Oe ongenommen uno ioiort Elm Go
Mute erl1onnt, meldcs nit Den Irron.
dement's bierfiir betrullt ruilrbe. 81.
s. $. 9ioler mllrOe Gorliber Oieie$
Gonlite'S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-05

aroBem IpplaltS sic &eouertribiine
alno belt cine %ieiler d)orofteriltii6elt
Maitationsreoen, Oie bGliig pom SIT
bel ser 3uborer utterbroten wlroe.
arBeroem ipraden nod Sr. &obert
:. 2eudl, Sr. SomorO 9rpant uno
Sr. @iQiam Cotton.
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Mernbeimcr 8rus.
~ arpse Tamifien=SGnet,

81t, 3t3, 315 nmb 317, Meit.ae1tnatp straes'
Reerleh afeiocr.3 uihneioemnfter, 5s, lOe.: ioe:
Sir Gas. mas unier @a9en tn Gnrem eah'e
~abiirfert, lit bsSablt; fsin Grebtt bier.
ete guuidl. guiptcn.
Ser. 9nbrang, Die Wiuiien iino oas 0eotunge
lei Sas erbBfe e6auipieI Der Nrt, eas IN Der
C8ei6i6te BON 8ernbeimsrs 1e nN eteianet
mt IN firth pie $40 Otor9ens lfntloetl pie
gIiaiien Dor unfcrer 1biire, mo ais Gebtere ee'
jfinet puroe, mar bas 8eornn9e nan Dem Srf,
mo hie 0uuicbs9ople pertbeilt %tpnrbeTl, lat
itnaIattblih. bis gum 8ei0dftsf6IuB mar tein
y(aGIafien. Minoeitens 10000 Hente beiubten
ufieren oriiteit 5llr, uni es mar cine uiirto9s
licbfeit, 9lae 5i b%ebienen. stber Sernbetner
enttdriht oas 9ubIifum ME, nno mir piiniCben
Senienieerl, bic pegen bes Nnordnges, ooer
neil lie ni6t parien %toHnter, ibre Eunidf9olus
len Mot ertuIten fonnten, mit5ntbetIen, eoB
mir bic 9beds am ndtiten Sienitug uno Wiitts
nod, 6. ItnO Z. gIooember, luieoer dcceptireu
mo e%inI6ien pcroen. oaB mir aber mad, 9lIitt.
nod, I. gtobcmber, feline @bedS mebr fir Die
1lirfdbs9pnleu acceptiren iperoen. g9ir geben
Sbnen alto aiuei %,peitere 3ase 6ur @tnl6futla
Sbrer Gbeds.
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YerionoIneti5en. Ser
Srgoniit uno Gborbirisent Der ct.
Midoels.air6e Gbos, 5reb. Wutter
reilte selttrr nad Gi6mano, 3d., ab,
I'M Dem geid)enbegangniB ieines
S6tpiegerpaterS %beisupobner. 9is 51
ieiner &ldfebr on tSomtog miro
SRI. Marp 0'GOnnor Die Orsel ipic-
len. 70 t4s
- Ger TrdiiOent Ser Yoli5eibebor-
be, a@eorge n. Wiasufeierte lpie
ieit "a Nabren Gontltsitne s(beno ieis
men GcburtStag in Der @pbnung bon
Srou g. SO. Repnolos, Nr. 2tt, aiSs
quitb.S troBe.
8eformotiohsf It. Sn
Der 3ionsfir6e on Der Noros8ap.
StraBe, TaItor Suiius Sofmann,
miro morgen oas Hcformationsieit
aefeiert. Ger @ottesoienit beginnt
8ormittags 1915.
8eniionirts tie BofiSiIt
beroubt. - ein6reter Itotteten
Der @obnung oes peniionirten goli,
siIten sso6n 9dpis einen geiuf, al
uno 1tablen SAC. in gaarselb, ionic
SdmudIafen i'm Bertbe bon $435.
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3ur letten &ue. - Bonn
Srmierbauie, Scr. 100, @eIt.Grob-
StraBe, aus fano geitern Madymittag
Die 9eeroigung ser am 81. Sftober
I'M sitter bon "a Sabren seitorbenen
5rau anna 6. Seller. @attin oes Der.
ftorbenen Sobn Seiier, ,inter GROCER
getbeiligurg bon 2eibtragenSen allf
Der DSouoon Harf geinetern" ftatt.
Eaitor Sans arlt BON Ger 81. 2ufas.
Stride an Ser ertafu. nno Senrietta.
StraBe amtirte Iopobl int Srauer.
bauie, fpie ant @rabe. EraftboIIe
9liimen ipiiroen BON 0ertpanoten II.
gefannten an Sarge n~ieoergelegt.
als gabrtiihtrGger funsirten oie So.
Senrp Sdenf. @iaiam Sobt unb
Sobn, Conrad, Sranf uno Senrp
Settfen. Die geritor6ene tpiiroe am
~. sunni 1922 in 2eiieI, 8reis slbIs.
felb, seboren unb fam i'm Sabre 1869
nit ibrem @atten, Srn. Sobn Seiier.
nab amerifa. 2esterer ging ibr BE.
reits Dor 10 Sabren I'M Sobe porous.
9ie Sinterbliebenen iinb atpei 96dj.
ter, Srau Marie Sdenf unS Srou
aatbarina &ettden, adt gnfeL uno
rteun urenfel.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-21
YALE TRIES OUT THE
SHORT KICK GAME
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service.
New Haven. Conn, Sept. 21.-For
the first time this season there were
line-ups for signal practice by the
Yale football squad at Yale field. Some
Of the formations likely to be used
during the season were attempted. One
Of the principal plays was the short
kick to the right and left and the
scramble of the linesmen to reach the
spot where the ball landed
It was noticeable fact that the
men were put thru cross buck and
double-pass formations, probably I'M
known at Yale before the first day Of
signal work. Hogan, who was captain
two seasons ago, is expected here Sun
day, as are other coaches of the veteran
staff, and about the time they get here
the Yale eleven will begin work on
new formations made possible or obli-
gatory under the revised re- equations.
Roome, Knox and Thompson were the
new arrivals today. All are back-feld
men. The. first pair are both fine play
ers. Veeder, who was in the back
field year ago., is now working for
quarterback, thus making two heavy
and one light candidate for the place.
Charles Chadwick, famous at Yale as
a guard, watched the work today. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-21
COACHES PAY IS
STILL IN DOUBT
Governors of High School Ath.
letics May Allow More Lib
eral Stipend.

Contrary to the report that the high
school coach question was settled, there
will be another meeting by the COM
mittee and a final settlement will be
made on the salary question. In past
years 5000 and $500 were paid at the
salary was limited to 500. The coaches
who We're chosen this year intended to
ask for more money, but before an
opportunity presented itself they were
surprised to learn that they were to
receive only $50 for their services dur
high coaches decided to resign, while
DR.. Burgan, at North high, was to con-
slider it. MI. Brand, manager of East
high team, accepted the new scale with
smiles as Nat Frykman,. the former
star, said that he would coach for
nothing, as he intended to return to
the university and play football.
DR.. Jordan Relents.
Dr.. Jordan was approached on the
subject and consented to hold another
meeting. The players hope that at
least 500 will be decided upon, as
there are few competent men who could
devote their entire time. to a. team for
two months for $50. Since the agree
ment to have another meeting all coach
es have been out with the teams and
ie%1 - ISA "NhAA - 'AiO pAoSt GILL;
South high was well represented at
practice yesterday, and everyone
played his position with will. Shove,
a Central player of last year, has
joined the South Siders and is strong
candidate for the line. Ralph Capron
is the latest addition to the team and
will surely land one of the back field
positions. Capron is brother Of the
two athletes of that name at the uni
versity and bids fair to equal their
records.
Central has no new men out in uni.
form, but there are from twenty-five
to thirty always on hand to work out
Schroeder has not appeared in uniform
as yet, but is expected out today OF
Monday.
DR.. Burgan put his North Side squad
thru some fast signal practice yester.
day, and everyone was drilled individ
ually. The field was a little too soft
for scrimmage, but punting and tack.
ling kept the boys busy.
E asst high is working hard and will
| be in shape for their first hard game
which is less than two weeks away
Frykman has put life into the teams
since taking charge, and his work is
beginning to show. Captain Martin
has hopes Of getting more men out
as there are several rong-looking fel
lows in school who would improve the
| team,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-21
.SILER SUES FOR
HEAVY DAMAGES
Referee Gets After the Noisy
Nolan and the Battered
Nelson.
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service.
Chicago, Sept. 21.-George Siler, who
refereed the famous Gans-Nelson tight
at Goldfeld, returned from the west
yesterday and Immediately started
$4,000 suit against Battling Nelson
and his manager, Billy Nolan, for de.
famation Of character. The papers Wero
served on Bat and his manager at a
local theater last night.
Just before this two deputy sheriff.
stopped Nelson's boxing exhibitions,
Just who is back Of the stopping Of ting
boxing is not known, but it is believed
to be spite work. on the part of some
of Bats enemies.
Ever since the famous fight at Gold
field and the awarding of the decision
to Cans in the fortysecond round by
Referee Siler, both Nelson and Nolan
have taken every opportunity to attack
Siler. They have called him robber
and many other pet names ever since
the day Of the fight. They have claimed
that the deal was fixed between Siler
and Cans by which the veteran referee
was to hand the fight to the colored boy.
Siler has spent the time since the
fight in the west and has not been able
! to take any active steps against the
! two malcontent. Immediately upon his
return he placed the affair in the, hands
Of Attorney Robert E. Cantwell, and
the case was filed in the superior court
| of Illinois.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-21
TRIALS i.
COME TOMORROW
Journal Snacial Service,

New York, Sept. 21.-It is estimated
that $4,000 persons will go to Long
Island to view the elimination trial for
the Vanderbilt cup race, tomorrow
morning. The start will be at West
bury at 6 am, and the fourteen en-
trants will be sent away at minute in
tervals. The cars will be weighed in
at Garden City this morning. "
When the Vanderbilt cup commission
met last night in the Garden City hotel
their attention was called to the dan
avenue and Jericho turnpike. The
World described this point yesterday.
It was decided to keep the crowd 100
feet back, from the turn, so drivers
can 90 straight ahead upon finding they
cannot make it. ''''''''.
Special trains will be run to Moneola,
Westbury and Hicksville, over the
Long Island road at half hour inter-
walls, beginning at 2 am. Saturday un-
til 9 'clock. Specials will also 20 to
Manhansett and Great Neck. Those
having grandstand tickets will 20 to
Westbury: There Is little, if any
even a cot in any Of the farm houses
near the course. Cots have been
placed in barns, and many auto cranks
have paid for the privilege of sleeping
in haylofts. The management Of the
Garden City hotel will erect 100 tents
near the hotel entrance. Eight per.
sons will be assigned to each. .
The condition Of George Robertson
and Arthur Warren, the two men in.
jured in the wreck Of the Apperson
racer On Wednesday, was said by the
Mineola hospital surgeons to be much
improved today.
There were few fast workouts today
owing to the fog. b.