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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-02
BOTH MEN UNDER WEIGHT.

Cans and Herman weighed in pre- y
= eisely al ! O'Clock in the office Of =
y IA NJ Riley of The Casino Athletic =
= club The beam vas set at the lSa =
= mark and neither man raised it. nor =
= even made il tremble. Cans wore ms =
nndereiothing as he weighed in, =
y Whiie Herman was entirely stripped =
= Cans exact weight stripped was 1S9 =
= pounds, The two fighters shock =
y hands cordially and each wished the .
y other Happy New Year 4 large =
, crowd was present 60 witness the .
y scale-balanrins ceremonies, The men >
' remained in heir quarters until 2:sO =
y and appeared ir the rirg at e:45 y
= p m L
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-02
BEST FIELD This SEASON
Faces Barrier in Rose Selling Stake
and Muskoday Wins Close
Finish.

Los Angeles Jan. AT odds OF 10 To l.
a. Muskoday today won The Rose selling
stake for 3-year-olds at Ascot park. Tn
finish was close, the winner coming mp
from the rear under good ride beat
ing Cigar Lighter by a head. GOrgaiette
the favOrite. finished third The field was
the best that has faced the barrier this
season the contestants numbering eleven
OF the other events four were captured
b. FavcrtS. Elizabeth r.. az 10 to T.
won from. Niblick IN the lhird race iu
easy f2shiOn
First race milc-Foncasta 90. Gargau.
10 ;. won; Parvo, l02. Callahan. ~ 20 !.
second; Sheriff Boil. i07. keogh. ~ To /,
third Time: -. Seed Cake. Myrtle IT,.
All Right Fox Lake. Rosinini and Res
second race three furlongs-Katie
Rains. l01, Kent 10 !, won: Kismct, IT,.
10. II. Smith. 20 to ]. SecOnd. Magazine.
10. Bullman. 3 to I. third. Time-:3GI,.
Early Tide. Vienna C.. Maid of Orleans,
Mariana. Bonnie Barn Booger Red. Ar
gentinc Connie Nj. Town Talk Decorator,
Gigana al q Margaret Jane also ran.
Third race. ore mjle-Elizabcth T.. lG2.
c. Ross 10 10 !. won; NiOuck l04 Nc
Daniel. to ,. second; BeNOir 100. Pres
ton to (. third. Time Pa Van Hope,
Uncle Henry, kOmomho and kinsman
also ran.
Fourth race mile and a sixteenth. Rose
stakes-A AIuskoday. 100. d. Riley. 20 20
l. won; CigarliShter. q, l.. Riley. 70 ],
second; Gorgalette, 81. Preston to ],
third Time-1is Euripides. Won Tr0ml.
Entire Nous Dusty Miller. Supreme Court,
Baron Csher j. z. Donohue and Bryan
also ran
Fifth race. one mile-Adonis ~. Koer-
uer. to l. won: Bannell. 81. keut. TO l.
second: Bushwhacker. 81. Fischer. 6 10
/ third Time-1:4J. Nandoia. Sentado
Veritas Vincent, Myrtle D., Yellow Kid
Mohur and Spartan also ran
Sixth race, Euturity cOuTse-COnfessOr
1i2 Koerner. TO 10, won: la. 16S. Keogb,
% to /. second; Susannah -. Mcdaniel,
4 to I. third. Time-1:lll4. Sais, Revolt,
Round Dance, Redan and Lord Provost
also ran.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-02
PRELIMINARY DOPE BEFORE THE BIG FIGHT,

Lew Powell Of San Francisco and Adam
Ryan fought ten rounds to a draw. The
fight was one OF the best preliminary
events ever pulled off. Powell throughout
landed the cleaner blows ana was by far
the cleverer of the two. But RYAN, who
was about seven pounds heavier than his
rival. landed the more powerful punches.
Ryan devoted most of his attacks to Pow
els kidneys. Both men were bleeding
freely from nose and mouth when the bat
tie ended. The referees decision of
draw met the popular fancy.
An incident not on the program oc
CURED during the progress of the fight.
I'm the seventh round Referee Gleason. in
his eagerness tosseparate the belligerents
received "A right swing from Ryan square
the injured member in a stream. Gleason,
however merely smiled and kept on with
his work. The incident put the crowd in
a very good humor.
Reception for Cans.
When Cans clambered over the ropes.
the reception given the champion COM
pletely OVershadOWed that given Herman.
Jack Welch. who win referee the con-
test, was then introduced. The principals
sat in their corners with overcoats on,
while the photographers VINO VIII take the
pictures prepared their instruments.
Herman was presented as the pride of
Chicago and Cans introduced as the light
weight champion of the world. Jack
O'Brien. i'm response to opportunities
from the spectators, was then presented
and made neat speech. Said O'Brien;
Ladies and gentlemen: l wish you all
q happy New Year. have been offered
a substantial purse to fight in Tonopah in
the near future, and / hope the match
will be realized. do not care with whom,
am prepared to meet any fighter on
earth"
Manager Riley was then presented and
was given a handsome reception. But II
remained for Tex Richard TO draw from
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-02

left on the stomach Cans planted his
right TO the jaw with great force. and
they exchanged let's 10 the stomach. Her
man swung hard right to the jaw and
followed il with a heavy left 10 the Stom-
ach that made Cans vince II was an
even round.
Drives Cans to Ropes.
Round FiYe.-After half a minute spar
ring Herman swung a left TO the body
followed il with a right to the same place
and then rushed Cans into corner.
landing right and left on the body. Cans
then shot out his right and il landed on
Herman's jaw. The latter. however, sent
the crowd into parOXysms by driving Cans
TO the ropes with a vOlley Of left and
right swings TO the jaw and face. Her.
man sent straight left to the face but
Cans countered with two hard rights to
the jaw and in a mix that followed Cans
OutpOinted his man. landing right and left
shOrt-arm blows to the jaw.
Round Six.-Gans cleverly blocked va
rious leads by Herman and peppered his
face and body with rights and lefts at
close range. Both men were very cool
but Cans face bore determined look.
Herman was on the aggressive and re-
his head back foot. Cover and fan in. .
came the Injunction from Herman's Sec
onds, az Cans. at long range, drove his
right again and again to the Kids face.
Cans almost sent Herman through the
ropes with right hooks To the jaw Cans
had a hig lead i'm this round and Herman
lost his jaunty air as he sought his seat
Herman Fights Wildly.
Round Seven.-Herman opened the round
with left swing to the ribs, but Cans more
than got even with two rights and a left
to the stomach. Herman rallied and land
ed his left and then a right over the ribs
and they went to a clinch. Cans forced
the fighting, and getting Herman against
the ropes planted right and left to the
face. Herman fought back wildly. and as
he closed in Cans met him with a terrific
right uppercut to the face that left its
mark over the Hebrews eye. Cans fol-
lowed mis- man 10 corner and they ex-
changed kidney blows The bell Changed
az the men were sparring. 1t was Cans
round and ne looked like a winner
Round Eight-Gans sent 81 straight left
to the face. and Herman retaliated with
a right TO the jaw and a left 10 the ribs.
Cans merely shook his head and followed
his man around the ring. eornerinG him
but failing in attempts to land Suddenly
Cans shot his right squarely 10 the taw and
Herman dropped AS IL hit by a board
He made no attempt to rise. II was as
clean Knockout as ever took place ir
ring
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-02
FIGHT BY ROUNDS.
Details Showing Every Blow Struck
During Contest.

Round One-Herman led for the body
missed and they went 20 a elinch. The
men SPARED and I'm a ciinch Herman sent
Dis right round the kidneys. Cans then
drove a wicked right swing To the law
and followed II with right 10 the head
and they went TO clihch. At close quar-
ters Herman hooked his right TO the
mead. Herman missed a left for HE
Dody and quick as a flash Cans whiDped
"a right and q left to the nose bringing
"A thin stream of blood from that organ
Cans swung a terrific right to the face
aud walloped Herman with right TO the
lids. Herman. just as the gong sounded
planted his left TO the champions face
Inc round was Cans, but Herman smiled
IN q confident manner as he took his seat
Round Two.-Herman covered up and
tney worked 10 close quarters. Herman
lahulng right and left TO the body The
men then mixed 10 and furious rally
followed, Herman having the better OF
an exchange Of body blows. More might
Illg iOIl9Weo. IN which both men displayed
great cleverness in blocking the others
attempts Herman swung his left hard to
the ribs. but Cans retaliated with two
hard rights to the jaw that forced the
Ghetto Kid TO a clinch. Mixing il. Cans
drove his right 10 the ribs and sent Her
man staggering back with a right TO The
neck. As the gong sounded Cans hit Her
man man on me race with right. and shook
hands with Herman in an apologize man
ner. Not content with this apology. Cans
leit his scat. stalked to Herman's corner
and again shook hands with his opponent
lhe round favored Cans slightly.
Herman Down in Third.
Round Three.-HerTnan after a clinch
swung a hard left TO the head. and then
they exchanged right swings TO the face.
Cans nearly fl0Ored his man with a right
10 the neck. Herman was In agony and
tried with right and left for the body b,f
received left 20 the face that would have
sent him outside the ring had not the
ropes saved him. Cans followed the adj
vantage with short arm right and left
body blows. Cans then sent Herman to
the floor with left hook over the ribs
Herman. however, was off his balance
and the blow left no telling effects. Cans
had the better of the round by far but
Herman showed little sign OF distress
Round Four-After 2 clinch Herman
swung a right to the ribs and q left To
the stomach They mixed al close range
and Herman negtled Cans with short arm
wight 10 the head. Both men then missed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-02
ARENA LIKE REFRIGERATOR.

\ The attendance was about 900. !
= Occupants OF the cheaper seats :
p climbed out of their sections and \
= pre-empted all the choice seats that =
= were unoeeupied, 4
= The big arena was like a refrigera- =
= tor. aud those Within doors were :
= compelled TO wear heavy gloves and =
q oyercOats. Holders Of the cheaper :
= tickets hu1dled together closely anu =
= stamped their feet with much force =
y in an effort to keep warm Tho heat =
y thrown out by The many invisible '
y overs throughout the building was :
r scarcely felt. The newspaper u:eE 4
= were compelled 10 do their work =
= with heir hands eneasJd in huge 4
\ goatslSin glovese and every once in 4
\ a while deserted their seats and =
y walk a around the pavilion with their =
y evercoats tightly buttOned. =
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-02
wREsTLERs DRAW IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Jan. 1.-Carl Pons. the French
champion heavyweight wrestler and VIII
liam Demetral the local Greek wrestler
divided honors IN match here TODAY
seven minutes, with the reverse haif-Nsl-
son and deadlock POns took tho seeord
in nineteen minutes. using the helf- Mclean
and deadlock. The third bout was de-
clared a draw, owing TO the fatigue OF
the contestants after thirty-five minutes
az V-reSf ling
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-02

the crowd tho most spontaneous enthusi-
asm Richard, through the announcer.
gave notice that he would give purse Of
&D.9U for the winner Of the Gans-H Herman
fight and Battling Nelson. Riley, on be-
half OF the Casino Athletic club stated
That he would go Richard s. en better. and
this would stand for any purse offered
by any other promoter.
Lewis Kicked on Delay.
derly
Nate Lewis, manager for Ryan and Her
man, complained bitterly about the DELAY.
lie says he thinks it is a scheme of Cans
TO delay the fight in order that both he
tGans) and Powell might have that much
more time to take on additional weight
our articles call for weighing in Two
hours before fighting time. We nave
done what the articles stiDulate. hut |
can't say the same FOR Cans. However,
We will win.
a telegram has been received from Dick
Hylana challenging the winner OF the
Cans Herman bout.
Match for Britt.
Manager Riley stated he would offer
purse of So0o0 for a match between
Jimmy. Britt and the winner Of this Aft
ernoon's contest.
Cans replied that he would accept the
saying that ne would meet any light
weight in the world any time.
At p, m. tho fighters stripped and
posed for the pictures.
At 4:04 the ring was cleared, the fight
ers prepared for action. Time called ut
4:05 p. m.
W. H. Johnson of Tonopah viii act as
time-keeper for the club. Fred T. Card
ner. another local man. will act as an
nouncer
Cans seconds are Otto Heefe. Kid
Simms and Bob North. In Hermans cor
ner Will be Nate Lewis. Adam Ryan, Ed
Cuff. Sam Craft and Kid Ice
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-02
Sixty Years Experience of an Old
Eurse.

Mrs. winsiow's Soothing Syruf Is the
prescription OF one of the best female
physicians and nurses IN the United
States and has been used for SIXTY years
mothers for their children. During the
process OF feetling its value Is lncalcu-
liable It relieves the chic from pain.
cures disrrhoea. gripping in the bowels
and wind coiic By giving health TO the
child II rests the mother. Price 70 cents
bottle.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-02
BUTTE LAD WON.

Pueblo, Jan. l--Frcddie Weeks of Butte.
Mont, tonight knocked out Willie Nc
house. Cripple Creek. I'm the third round
Weeks was in superb condition and was
the chicaeoan's superior in every branch
OF the game. IN the scmi-windup. Kid
the army and navy champion. on a de-
cision.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-02
NEW YEARS DAY SWIM.

San Francisco. Jan. LIN accordance
with the annual custom. MANY member
Of the Olympic club participated today in
The course lay through Golden Gate nart
TO the sandy shore OF the Pacific. whera
all INDUCED in plunge into the surf The
weather was clear. though the air was n
trifie cooler than is usual here on Nov
Years day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-02
STANFORD, 8; VANCOUVER,

Vancouver. b c., Jan. Vancouver
and Stanford played a tie game on Rugby
people.
The score was to s. though the visi-
tors had the hest OF the struggle through
out. This is the last game OF the series
of three played here
Captain Stott scored for Stanford and
Churton for Vancouver
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-02
KENNEL CLUB MEET TOMORROW

A meeting of the newly organized Utah
Kennel club has been called for tomor-
row night at DIR. Waddelrs office in the
Templeton building At this time ii IS
the purpose OF tho club to elect the Of
ficers and adopt the constitution and by
laws which have been prepared by the
committee in charge of the sane. This
committee will also be able to report
at this time on the action taken by the
y. A. e. NJ. society with reference to the
charter in the American Kennel club now
held by this society.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-02
TELEGRAM FROM CAMS MOTHER

y New York Jan IA special to +
y The Times from Baltimore SAYS the y
mother of Jo. Cans. the pugllist re- =
y ceived Christmas present in the 4
y shape Of u check for S6.00l from her y
= son. Last night Mrs. Cans sent beg y
y son this telegram To Tonopqh: +
y Thanks. Keep stepping Joe" y
= At the ringside at Tonopah. lust \
y before the big battle started, mpch y
y merriment was created by the an y
y nOuncer stating that Cans mother y
y had sent a telegram requesting him y
y 90 bring home the Bacon Before =
4 he had a chance 40 read the tele- y
y gram, some in the crowd yelled: y
y Does il say: Bring home the 4
y MatzOsg -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-02
BETTING ON FIGHT.

y Betting on the fight switched from. y
= odds Of 10 ] 10 10 / during the >
o forenoon before the fight Al the y
= rIngsde. how ever, after the men had =
= begun TO don their gloves, the odds y
= Were 1T 2 ia /, with little Herman =
= money III sight Betting was light =
y On the outcome, the minors as rule =
= registering but small amounts Joe =
Cans offered TO bet sl0.00 on himself =
= at the prevailing odds. but found no y
= takers. although Clans did get UP q =
= little money on himself a few DAYS =
y before the fight. ,
= Tex Richard bet 5000 against 81 = b
y eso that Cans would win. lie says =
y he bad SiOGO TO wager bat could =
y find no other takers,
\ bet OF Sl590 20 5000 was made =
y AZ the ringsdc. Zeb Kendall. a local +
y broker taking the short end. Mark 3
y Fifishmaa took the. Cans end =
-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-02
STOPS sHRgck.RoeERs. FIGHT.

y Shelbourne. Ind, Jan i.-Sheriff a
: Walters OF Sullivan county today1pre- !
= vented the prize fight between Mike 4
y Schreck of Cincinnati. and Harry !
= Rogers OF Terre Haute. Fifteen hun :
y dres people We're waiting 10 witness !
y the bout. !
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-02

81 had tried everything for my baby,
until DR. Lyle recommended Casca-
sweet. ] can truthfully say it is the
hest medicine ] ever used for babies"
Mamie L. TAYLOR. Bedford. Va. Cas-
casweet is sold by Chas. Van Dyke, $50
Main street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-02
DEsHLER AND NEARY DRAW.

Milwaukee,, Jan. 1.-Dave Deshler of
cambridge, Mass, and Charley Neary Of
MI wankee, fought a fierce ten-rotpd
draw before the Badger Athletic club to-
DAY al l3s pounds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-02

Chile Sauce-that of MOUNT Make,
is fine with cold meats or steaks.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-02

left on the stomach. Cans planted his
right to the jaw with great force and
they exchanged lefts 10 the stomach. Her
man swung hard right to the jaw and
followed il with heavy left 10 the stom-
ach that made Cans vince. II was an
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-01
The KymrY Club.

--Fnt Kymry Club met At the home 81
Mrs Joe Bagiey on uct. "a Roll call
was answered with current eventa
Mrs. BAgley gave q very interesting ~
port OF the Federation meeting AZ
Blackfoot, and the different polnta Of
interest were discussed by club mem.
bers The following program was then
rendered:
Comic reading by Mrs NJ j. Whit
man; vocal solo by Mrs Rlnehart; ia.
atrumental selections BY the Misses Uns
spongberg. LILLIAN Davis, Marguerite
Whitman, Florence and Helen Lambert
and Florence Purtlll Of Pocatello. The
program was greatly enjoyed BY al
present.
Miss Lydia Nielsen was voted mem.
Der of the club
After adjournment che members were
treated 70 ; pleasant surprise In the
form Of dainty refreshments. served by
the hostess 5avss-4s-=4-4--z
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-01

Next Monday evening At the home Of
Mr.. aud Mrs. Th0s Douglas In this city
st Ts30 o'clock ths marriage of their
daughter. Irene. 70 Mr.. Ralph r.
Hampton will Be soIemnized by Rev
Cbamberlaine OF BlackfOof. Only Inn
mediate relatives will witness the cere-
mony. but reception will follow from
$50 until 1870. 20 which many friends
have been invited.
The NeYnda Copper Hills Mining
company was recently organized ct
Mansfield. Ohio. with capital stock Of
81, 500 900 Bernard Eastman IL 3 mem
Der Of che board 81 directors. The
company owns SIX elaine in Nsvaaa.
adjoining those OF the Nevada Haw-
thorne company, and \ prospectns issued
BY the compeny states Il will have
500. 0o0 wilh which 10 begin develop
ment work.
Or. z. w. Croft. who recently took
the examination before the state board
Of medical examiners. passed with .
very high standing and win now active
~ engage IN tie practices o. medicine
here. Owing to the law which pro-
hibits doctors from practicins IN this
state until they have obtained certlH
cate from the state board Of medical
examiners. the doctor was harssofoEs
unable 20 answer calls for medical cid.
The Copper King Mining Co.. started
work o. their aalsas In ne copper bell
this week. Their treasury " In fne
share and they expscs % be abe 70 gei
ont ; hne los a shipping ere beEoEa
spring. Some Of Ehs rieh@ss ore svsE
found IN the belt has been taten out q
tie Copper King clair4s, snd ~ aiFeet
Oh sFs confident that With tho present
work they win b able 70 hnd tho pay
chute that Il believed 70 hs net IA
distant fFom shsiF present. w0Ekin<s
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-01
Ritter Bros Drug Co.
Montpelier. Fraaklla aad Preston.
Idaho Logan and uariaAd. Utah

The First National bank opened for
business Monday morning IN its new
home on the corner Of Main aud
Tenth streets The Aew Exsurea arc
OF Qnart.r sawed oak. are plain In de.
sign bat rich In appearance The flcor
IN the lobby Is Of white filing and every
thing abont the room IL model ~
neatnesa aud comfort The building In
steam heated throughout and connec.
ton will be made with The water sys.
tenn a. s,on a. the latter Ia completed.
The building IL credit to the town and
Q ands rs monument 70 the enterprass
Of the men who are connected with this
young. but solid and growing financial
institution.
7 Attend the dance at the
pavilion tomorrow night.
Tickets only so cents.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-01
..why Girls Leave Home"

Why Girls Leave Homo. mele.
drama fall Of interest. will be presented
II strong's hall by capable company
on Wednesday night. Nov. II, The
company played nj the Grand 10 salt
Lake during the week ending Sept. -.
and ths Herald o. Sept. 81 ID comment.
Ing upon the opening performance aid
There il something entirely new IN
the way Of melOdramA on at che Grand
this week. why Girls Leave Home
was given IL first presentation In this
city last evening and scored decided
success The house was crowded 20 IL
limit and the enthusiasm fonad express
sion in many unusual demonstrations
Why Girls Leave Home deals with
the problem that h tearing ~ the heart
strings ~ parents In this aud every
other community how 10 rave their
young daughters from The pitfalls laid
for them By ths gay LothArlos" Of 30
csety. The problem i presented power.
fully IN this melodrama. sad whIla
many Of the aItnatInns ara sxtravagAnt.
and mucn OF the color II laid On with
too lavish hand. there i aiIll truth IN
the picture. II Is certainly m later
eaiIng play. entirely oat Of the oEdi-
nary.
The company i ; large one and
superior to the average GDslodFanaatle
company. The play Is also well staged
and has many u the elements Of I.opH.
Iafity."
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-01

once Of The Copper King MlninK
Company. Montpelier. Idsho.
Notice u hereby given that there will
be meeting % tbs stockholders Of the
Copper King Mining Company - TIE
Office Of the secretary 10 M0atpelIeF.
Idaho. On November -. leO7. ~ 10
,. NJ. sos the purpOse 81 electing heagst
Of directors asd tFanearfing saeh osher
business g may come before he meet
Ing. CHAs. =. HAKms. see'y.
Dated Nov. I. 1907.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-01
4 MeshoaIsl AInIalar laseommenas

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