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The Washington times., 1907-04-14

WANTED-I00 young men and young ladies
70 enter our special classes. now forming
for drill IN mathematics, conducted by an
expert mathematician. The work is esps-
cially designed for the public school examina-
for terms, etc. CAPITAL COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE, $500 o ST. Georgetown, d. 9.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-04
DUAL DEAF - ? d.
One Falls lifeIess 6es lie t,s rs e
Of the Other.

Ame.icUs. e.. Aug. =. The dcltl
o. Arnold 'Gotain ami Lis brother.
Dramw"n Goodwin. "CCN: r''g slmul,a-
Aeous.! Thursday morning. VAS "A
most reI.iaf hab,e occurrence ard has
shocked Ar icu, I'o'h were prom
1nent aLl pros p.rnus planters rcs.d-
1ng upon adjoining Plantations near
Americu-
Arnold Goi"in returned Wednesday
Tom New York IN tXcc,l'nt health.
4ppar,n'l! hav,ns "Lj ,l'd Are" w., Ks
there. Thursday upon rising from
his bed ne f-l upon the f,sr dead
from hear, failure. Telephone mrA-
sagCs summoned hi brother. Bran
Well G0IWin, mic distant he
hurried ~ tie scene. ami upon be-
holdin- the corpse Of his brother. fell
dead hes.i. II.
II il reported tina. wien BraMWeIl
Goodwin was tod OF ais brothers de-
mise ne remarked 10 H. infolm'r That
both wou.d ne buried tuG.th"I
Til" G,Iains Wcr. sMon. nc most
1ofucG' a, Ci'iz.n> Of SIn.tcI county.
and t,rir dual dca, a from heart troI.
Die has pro.Dundl! .noch'! IN" "'!.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-04
UNION DECREEO VALID.
Opinion Delivered IN Presbyterian
Church Case,

Fayetteville. lc'.n.. AGG q" In
his oplie.vu delivered Erre IN tne
Presbyterian church case between The
unioLi>tS and tle an'i-unionists. In
vO'Iine the .i.nt Ot poSs, >,iun in the
pluIn rtI az thc tunibr. land lrrshl-
te.Iau CIlrca. ClaLc. .lor Waller
Is, 1T len h, ID that the ''unlon Was
va.!i. and ia substantial conformity
TO tine cnur'h constitution. but de-
c.r,i tina, under the deeds Conve! N >
tho pruinrt! Ia thr trustees OF the sew
era Chuvch,s the VI OF tie union
lists" asking for .Siusive .nsse.si, n
mus, be dismissed and t.e complain
ants taxed vita the costs. Tae cost
q! taking Their proof Mas taxed 10 the
amt unionists" and botn sides APP
peai'd
Tine t'1rt refused to enter into tie
n.e"i,, OF !!n ya!ions tcClc. a,ticai
Qu,. :; rs, saying taat IL, question
OF TIE " :nm or uI~ishnm Il !ar
CT, dial stat me ITS or v h ,hcr the doc
tiinal ag..,inr,it warranted union or
not were matters for c.lrSiaSti""!
cOari2anCe. and thc court would net
attempt TO review or re,is" them.
Pending appeal The coart decreed
that an agrc.m, nj by which the con-
sregatiOns Of the several ChurCh's a.
tcrra'e in inc use 4 tn" property
should remain in .r~ subject to
parties.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-04
AN ATROC|OUS CRIME
Killing Of Little Katie TielSclIcr
Shocked New York.
WITH HAIR RIBBON
Seeming Inability OF the Police to
Check Crime Wave Creates . State
Of Fear Among Hundreds Of Fam.
lies.

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-04
HA1ERs iNJUFE MeGAeE.
University Of the South Gets Into the
eirteIisht.

Npn'"' m'f!. VA \C". .. NOHEc
Gorcnn Mct,nru. Of tIi- cay. VA So
NcrrlI injured by Eaz''r- az IN, nj
,er>it! OF ;Ir S1UtI. according i" his
story. a.Iu - mas I, ,nr .rn""ii and
returned 20 has home IN this cat,
He was 10 be initiated iA'o a Greek
tier society. and AS q result OF IN"
"aLks played on MIN. ne i, suffer-
VITA ha ll> bruised 'n,>t ana
"a th,- teeth driver into his chest.
stlcrina the nerves.
\ cal. ID meeting OF Inc Montcnm-
cry .''unni caaptcr OF tHe fraternity
vas ted Thursday and II was de-
cii.L 10 demand a rigid inNt stigaiion.
The matter will I've taken up with the
head officers 81 Tie fraternit! ard the
trustees Il the institution.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-04
Supplies fer Philippine Army.

San Francisco. Aug. 3.-lArge
quantities OF merchandise, ammunition
and supplies Of every description for
use az the army In the Philippines
ar. icing forwarded to the islands.
Within the next few Days four trans
ports. Fort Logan. Warren. Crook
and BufOrd. will sail for their des-
CIs'i"n loaded to their full capacity
VITA military stores. In addition
they Will cary 1000 men Of the
Twenty fifth and Twenty ninth in
faht.y AID Casua!s. besides mum Der
OI prUI...irnt .M'.rS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-04
Qcoa Put on Trail.

Athens. ga. Aug. 1.-Two negroes
were discovered in . room OF two
loung !adiu, attending tie summer
school In Gambler hall early Thurs
day morning. The room was on the
FIRST floor Of the building. At !
O'Clock one If the ladies' Was awak-
encd by seeing a negro at the foot OF
her bed She screamed as did the
other lady. when one negro said:
This Is no pace for us and ran
on OF the bui.d!ES. In few minute.
several men with guns And pistols
W.T., On IL" sCene, but no trace o.!
the u"grut, could be found. tn"
county dog We're obtained, but could
not &C. Il 'rai!.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-04
RICHARDSON WITHDRAWS.
Denver Lawyer says Ne VIII Me-
Work WITH ciaronee Oarrovv.

Denver Lawyer says Ne VIII Me-
Work WITH Clarence Darrew.
Denver. Colorado. Aug. 3.-TAo
News says that Attorney =. =.
Richardson. Of Denver. Who was Quo
Of W. b. Haywood's counsel u the
famous trial at Boise. Idaho. has
withdraw from any further cOnnec.
ton with the defense Of o6icials and
Others OF the Western Federation OF
Mirtrs tn cases now pending before
tn. Idaho courts. He 10 quoted -
sa,in that ne will not work with
Clarence barrow. the Chicago lawyer
assoc1 lat ed with him In the case ~
lawyer. (,
THE whole substance OF the mat
te- !, that ! cannot endure Darrow's
met &c d." said Richardson. Il Do
not sanction socialism. ut least not
when 1. Ia coupled with the trying OF
q ;egal suit. and especially when that
case Is q murder case and means .
Me"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-04
C.u:e OF Race Suicide.

Cna,Au, \ v. Aux JOHN
Gr"gam uhs. autlOr. socialist. Of
Boston. b ewes H." cost OF living to
b, IN &C I case II rae suicide.
iC'r'a.Hg al address he made at
-. tLaUtauQua assembly Il hes
i'a'r To- bI!nr Up -" question OF race
s., 49,. -" >a.!. Out IL j. dismal
Il, ~ Ne increased "Ap"ns, ~
'. '..l!ren n CITES "n'r"
IL, ,.pl.,.' ,.'.,' Goose ~ are COM
p'l..t - !! ''N responsible
foi j.., a. D... . rate.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-04

Gainesville. Ca, Aug. "a pre-
mature explosion OF dynamite at the
Barlow gold mines. situated in Lump
hin county, just across the Hall cOun-
~ line, fatally injured Henry WEIGH
ei. aged 90 years. and seriously nurt
Weldon Bracket. both being students
OF the North Georgia Agricultural col
lt:c, OF IhhloneHa. Both Of the
students were sdoing experimental
mining work In pursuance OF their
studies. this being the regular sum
mcr work required OF Students In
this depa rtment Of DahlOnegA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-04
Liohtnina Tore on Shoes.

Ar,lrrSOnyi,,r. Ga Aug !. -Du1.
Ing a heavy thunder storm lightning
entered the hu,is,. 81 ChralcS Wright.
VINO lives four mile, from this place
tearing a she. off the fod OF Mrs
Wri:1' ard cutting a cash about
three. fu,rtns Of an inch In ltActh be-
tween the lar.c and second toe. 4
shoe was also torn from the foot OF
one OF Mr. Wr.gh,s daughters. do
ing her n" u,hcr damage. however.
except BABY frightening ner.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-04
Death Came In Curious Way.

New York. Aug. 3.-Genrge W.
". sn.r. an tmplcIr " IN" New York
an! Sew Jrr.ry Telephone company
came b. his aIh in curious way
al Mir,rla. L.. |. He was almost
instantly k.Il.d by an electric shock.
the current U,jrg borne along a meas
urn- tape made OF light c'o'a and
coated With sort Of sI"Nac. which
an as.;i-tan, accidental! cropped over
high power wire.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-04
FISH AND nARa,MAw QUARREL.
Both Claim They Own aeses oeeek
Than Other In fiiNolO Central.

Both Claim They Own aesrs oeoek
Than Other In niineis Central.
New York. Aug. Sc. II. Hsrrt.
man and Stuyvesant Fish. whom Mr..
Harlin,an Oustcd from the presidency
OF the Illinoi, Central. differ over tas
ownership OF the stock OF the road.
The trouble arose over Z statement
given out r.. Mr.. Fish. annouactng
his position At the next annual noet-
ing OF the Illinois stOckholders In
WIZ he said Mr. Hartman owned
OH, 80 shares Of Illinois Central
s',cA aga!us; II. i52 held by himself.
hen Thu. statement was shown to
Mr. Hartman. ne said:
Il have N,cn the largest stockhold-
e. - I!rois Central ever since l
na,. n,a IA the company and Mr..
Fla kioNs IT,"
Wt-n Mr.. Fish was informed OF
MI Hagr.,. statement, said the
i-',.- ~. rad given we're taken from
-. pprns Il ;hc company and were
.,.:rC'.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-04
Indictment. Against M.eiIIs.

Clinton, H.. Aug THE grand
jiry Na.ca IDS ocrn investigating in
70 '',. data of Mrs. Pet Magil. tho
~, >.'. ut FRANK Magill. who. with
ia. -c,oLd w.i,.. !, in jail here. har-
!Le a-., bI0jgH, bach from CalifCr-
IA .... .l..-p... q N" cla.Re OF having
"a ...., 80. q So. Of Mrs. Pet Ma&ill.
.t.. ,a' .aI:ctmen' agLiust
e.! &C.. Indictment against
5, . ,..l'u Iagii. The in-
,.s"ri! alike. each
ct counts.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-04
THIS CASE UNPRECEDENTED.
Father Killed his Daughter 0seauss
She was % Uoiy.

vienna, Aug. IA hungarian
peasant at Eeusando. charged with
numbering his ls-year-Old daugn-
ter, admitted the crime. but pleaded
that she was so ugly that he lad no
chance ~ getting her married.
The jury decided that this plea
establish, d pxtenuatinE circumstances
and brought In verdict OF man
slaughter. The court accepted tnis,
and sentenced the prisoner to six
YEARS.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-04
Five Persons Drowned.

OtuuIWa Iowa. Aug. 3,-F!ve
people we're drowned Thursda! night
oy The C.p>!:iLC .! launch il the
Des MONIES river. near tnis city. The
drowned are William II. Powell.
VIE and son. Halle. Mrs. ]. +.
stevens and baby, The party had
started ont on . pleasure trip.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-04
TO MAKE SPEED TEST
UnuSual Interest II Trial Trip Of
BattIeShip Csnsecticut
TAKES PLACE ON AUGUST 8
This 10 the First Battisship ot the
Fsrst Class Built BY the Government
Instead a Contractors. Hence the
Interest.

Instead a contraetors. Hence the
Interest.
New York. Aug. 3.--Unusual inter.
est attaches u the trial Of the bat
tlrship Connecticut. which Wili be
made over the Rockland. Ne. a.. course
on August 3. Rear Admiral X. d.
Evans will be aboard the Connecticut
during her speed test.
The fact that the Connecticut -
the FIRST battleship Of the hrst class
built by the government instesd Of by
contractors. explains the exceptional
public interest In her.
Naval men expect TO obtain valu.
abb. Information from . coshparisoa
OF the Connecticut with the Louisiana.
The keels Of both ships were laid
1t tie sams time. the formers By
the GO,t rnment at the BrooA)yn Asvy
yard. and the latter's BY coatractors.
II Is believed the Connecticut will
demonstrate the governmeat's ability
to produce battlesnips Of the arst.
class that are Ia all points equal %
these built BY the contract system.
The battleship Connecticut lelt the
Brooklyn navy yard on Friday for
Hampton Roads. whore she viii take
on eco tons Of selected coal. Sho
will then 90 to Rocklan0 for the trial
triL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-27
GOTCH IS
ASHAMED OF GAME
Champion Wrestler of World
Not Proud of Men He Has
to Meet Today.

Frank GO,cH - not proud or Ms title
OF champion catch-as-catch-can wr'st-
Ter OF the world, says the Kansas City
Star. He is ashamed Of The wrestling
business and or the company in which
il throws him. His fathec :no mother
are ashamed of it. too. and ,iotch IS
going TO get out of it as 500. as il ceases
to bring him big money.
Gotch is worth 100000. He i money
maker and a money-saver- He has $50
acres of land and works upon it each
summer. He does not drink or use to-
bacco. GOtch is almost "a perfect man
physically. and he takes care Of his
health
Its a poor game. this wrestling"
Gotch said the day after his match with
Fred Beel He moved painfully about
with a walking stick.
Il am a wrestler, 1 presume. because
it's a natural game with me- I believe
wrestlers are born. not made. / wrestled
when / was in school. ] wrestled in the
corn field. in the haymow and even back
of the little church.
THE first match i'm which / wresJled
for money was at Humboldt. Ia. in the
opera house a big chicken picker
named Marshall Greene Dragged of being
the best man in our section OF the coun-
try. 1 bet him SO ! could throw him.
Scared. why | shook like a wheat separ-
ator | cut off the legs from a pair OF
overalls and carried them 10 town.
walked in that night to wreStle in the
'opry--house No holds were barred NO
articles OF agreement drawn. II was
simply jump in and the first man e
put the others shoulders to the mat got
SIS for prize.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-27
MICHIGAN IS DLUFFING
Chicago Professor Thinks Wolver-
ines Will Not Withdraw
from Big Nine.

Chicago. Jan. 26.-Michigan's reported
desire to withdraw from the conference
Is held TO be without foundation by
professors and students at the University
OF Chicago. They believe the present
agitation Is merely an outburst OF stu
dent sentiment which will have no effect
ON the faculty.
Dean Albion W. Small last night ex-
pressed an opinion to the effect that the
wolverines would remain a loyal member
~ the big nine group and would con-
tinue on favorable terms with the eight
other colleges OF the association
do not believe anything Will como Of
TINS agitation among the students at Ann
Arbor. he declared. I believe the fac
ulty will stand bV tho action of the con
ference and not advise Withdrawing from
the association.
Even should Michigan withdraw 7 do
not believe IL would make much differ
tnce with Chicago ] know Chicago I'M
der no circumstance would think OF
hacking out. and do not believe our
athletic relations with Michigan would
cease as result. I think we stilI could
be on good terms and NEE; as We have
done IN the years past"
Walter Eckersall declared. I do not
expect any action bv the Michigan fac
ulty 20 withdraw from the conference
The whole affair IL ali talk and will
blow over In few weeks Michigan viii
abide by the conference rulings Just as
Chicago does. because the conservat tive
element IN the Wolverine family Is
strongest Just now"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-27
MADSEN TALKS
ON LAKE FISH
Gives His Views on Destruction
of BaSs-What Other
Fishermen Say.
Especial to The Herald1

Provo. Jan. 26.-County Fish and Game
Warden Madsen. who has gone to Salt
Lake TO interest the state legislature in
the Powelrs slough fish hatchery. has the
following reasonable explanation OK tho
scarcity OF bass I'm Utah lake:
Some sixteen or seventeen years ago
there were planted in Utah lake 20. 900
bass fry. They were protected for four
years, after which they were allowed 60
be caught by angling only The first
season catch was about 1890 pounds
and the quantity increased each year un-
III II reached $4,000 pounds a season. and
the fish IN the lake were still increasing
very rapidly.
About the same time the bass were
planted the carp escaped from some OF
the private ponds near the lake. and as
there were only a few. probably three or
Tour hundred. they did not increase very
fast the first tw oyears. From then on
they nave increased very rapidly and in
eight years the lake was alive with them
ana the water was kept thick with mud
Al TINS same time the lake receded. and
with these TWO conditions il has been inn
possible Tor bass eggs TO hatch as they
VIII not hatch I'm mud. II we had estab-
lished hatchery at that time bass would
be more plentiful I'm Utah lake than
ever
We will have the bass hatchery COM
pieted IN probably two weeks and with
a small appropriation from the state we
VIII be able to hatch 100000 bass this
season. If this work is carried on for
five years the annual catch OF bass viii
be not less than 10000 pounds per sea-
son. And If continued under the present
so-Called protection. I'm five years bass
VIII be almost thing Of the past.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-27
At Oakland.

oakland. Jan. 26-First race. four fur
lonSs-College Widow. l07 Lynch, to s.
won; Leonardsdale. 100. Mcbride. 10 j.
second; Raleigh. 107. w. Miller, II to s.
thlrd- Time-:49 1-5 Billy Watkins VO-
l9ski'. Lakeview, Chenowee and Coralita
second race, six furlongs-Golden Rule,
i iVVss' miller. L 90 .. won; Chief Whitman
ivs, Graham, Is to ;. second: David Bo-
tdnd, los, Brown 10 10 1. third. Time
i:Io l-o- Metlakatla. I'm Joe. Hersain,
y = ehONstone. Judge, Bell Reed and Man.
Third race. mile and quarter-Jake
moose, io3 Sandy, 10 10 1. won; Irish
~, kirshbaum. 9 10 .. second: Nine Spot,
l9l. Davis. TO 10 I. third Time-2:II as.
Dahlel {, Hooligan, Baker and Briar-
thorpe also ran.
Fourth race. one and a quarter miles
Burns handicap, 3-year-olds and upwards
purse Si9.~0-Kercheval 102. KOerner S
10 /, won; LOgistilla l25 sandy. to ].
second; SIR Edward. III. Graham, 10 1.
third. Time-2:0S 10 Rasmus, NealOn,
Dr. LeggO Dusty Miller. Rapid Water
proper Princess Titania. Blondy. Borg
hest. Lisalp also ran.
Firth race. five and One-half furlongs-
Ihe Janice OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, %,
Davis. ~ to l. won; Ocean Shore. 81
ITO, Il. Williams. even, third. Time
;OS 20. Ruby. Romano and Wee Lass
also ran
Sixth race. one mle--VOaday. 109. W.
Miller, IL 10 20. won; St. Elmwood %.
Horner, TO 1, second; Fulletta, 104 era
ham, to /, third Time-f:42 AVonalis
Neptunas and Cora Blossom also ran.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-27
" a ~ Il FITS
~
YESTERDAYS TURF RESULTS.

10. Bullman. 4 TO ). won; Creston. 10.
Brussel, 3 TO /, second; F<ismet jr llS
Knapp, TO !, third. Time-;36i1 Car
melina Balbus, Sweet Taire. Runaway,
Swagerlater. Snap Dragon and Banner
Bearer also ran.
Third race six furlongs-ColoneI Jack,
100. Riley. II To >. won; ]. X. Laughrey,
lG9. Knapp. J. To /, second; Edwin T.
Fryer. 1Oi. Ross. 30 to ]. third. Time
ia Judge Treen. Fred Mulholland. Dull
cinea. Arimo, Elancer, May l.. n. and
Norfolk also ran.
Fourth race, Brooks course-Santa An
ita handicap, $3.50 added-W. ii. Carey
ia Knapp. II TO ). won. Won Tromp,
ia. Bullman. 10 /. second; j. r Dona-
hue. 112. Brussell. 10 , third. Time
2:02l4. Standover. Stilicho, Molesey, Cello
and Chimney Sweep also ran.
Fifth race. seven furlongs, selling
Clandestine, l07 Knapp. 3 to >, won Nib
lick. 1ol. Mcdaniel. to 1, second: Cadi-
chon 102 w. Riley. to I. third. Time
j: 2SA. Lucrece, Prince Magnet. Search
Me- VI. B. Clark and Lady Gladstone also
ran.
Sixth race five and oue-haIf furlongs
selling-DOminius Arivi. no. Mcdaniel. 5
to .. won; Elota. 100 BrusSell. - to l.
second; Otto Price. l02. Preston. TO .
third. Time-109le Banlada. Big Store,
Ray Egan. Esther =. ST. Orloff and Haze
line also ran.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-27
WHEN TOM D0DGED NIKE
Schreck Says He Made Bunk Cham
pion Jump Through
Window.

Chicago. III Jan. 26.-"I wonder if
Tommy Burns remembers the night he
jumped out OF q window 90 dodge me?'
Mike Schreck remarked recently. Not
long ago, while we were both In Los An
geles. Tom McCarey couldn't decide
which one OF Us he liked the better
Mike continued. He said II We would
make a match and fight he would keep
the winner and make a star of him.
Burns wouldn't listen TO it, and then Nc
Carey took him into a side room and
talked TO him Later McCarey came out
Of the room alone and said II was all off.
i waited for Burns 10 come out but he
didn't do SO. Then I went and looked in
the room. It was empty. but window
was wide opcn. Now what do YOU think
of that"
Mike said ne would like to have met
Burns and talkcd 0vcr that and a few
other incidents % their previous meet
ing Il licked him. and he never licked
me and never could. Mike continued
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-27
FIGHTING DICK
VS.. CYCLONE JOHN
RaWhide Kelly and Red Sammy
Match Them to Fight
in Frisco.

San Francisco. Jan. 26.-Cheer up. Mary.
There will be a fight in San Francisco
next month. and Morris Levy viii be the
individual 10 promote IT, There was a
meeting yesterday between Rawhide Kel-
ly and Sammy McClintic. and they agreed
upon terms. Before they met Levy said
II they reached an understanding he
would hustle about and secure a permit
from the supervisors This made the in
ducement all the more tempting.
McClintic stated at the outset that Hy-
land would only consider n match on the
proposition that he obtained 2 side bet
OF 81 600. This was not objected to nv
Cyclone ThOmpsOns manager '.Hvland
can have as big a side bet az his heart
desires, said RawEide with much posi-
tiveness. Thompson is always ready to
fight Hyland anyway he likes Dick is
one man he can beat"
That's your opinion grumbled Nc
Clintic. manifestly perturbed by Kellys
poastiuI talk You may think so but
there are others that don't and / am one
OF them. Hyland can beat Thompson do
ing anything, and remember that
I suppose Hyland beat Thompson at
Ogdcn2' chuckled Rawhide sarcasticallv
Il suppose Dick knocked his head off -
Clintic
Who had the referee?" snapped Kelly.
There you go again with that robbery
talk" chirped red Sammy, throwing up
both hands. why can't YOU lose on the
square once and not be bowling all the
time?"
Rawhide replied that he was as cheer
ful loser as the next one, but at the
same time he knew when he "got the
hooks After this passage OF arms the
two managers discussed terms. McClin-
tic insisted on a side bet OF 81 OO0
NO bet. no fight was his slogan. Kelly
was ready to give SAMMY a $1,000 wager
If necessary. but sl.oo0 appeased McClin-
tics greed for gold
II was agreed that the weight should be
l&' pounds. which they fought nj before
and which is easy for both principals to
make
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-27
MEET CAMBRIDGE AGAIN
English School Planning Trip to
America and Offers to
Race Harvard.

New York. Jan. PA Boston dispatch
to the World says that it is believed there
that the Harvard varsity crew will row
a return race with. Cambridge IN this
country next summer Word was re-
ceived I'm Boston yesterday that Cam
bridge is planning 10 send over a crew to
compete in tho Canadian and National
regattas and that the English university
will open negotiations for a race with
Harvard either before or after the two re-
gattas. The letter is from ID. c. r
Stuart stroke Of the Cambridge crew
which defeated Harvard on the Thames
last summer. The Harvard men are
unanimous in the opinion that Harvard
viii gladly arrange for a race for any
date in the summer. although this may
mean that the members OF the Harvard
university crew nil moi be able 10 break
training until perhaps Well on into the
summer. But this the Cambridge eigft
did last summer. SO IL is. felt that the
Harvard oarsmen would only be return
ING the compliment.