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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-05

-iataUent, bHt Hr Nugget rar- r iHb uulhrr and proves ii. us il a t'.tds ta raeseaHt- -ather-az rrrtan tiett il m,brs. or has made. in regard Ia Iader Wichersham and uo Sh,rIocE ne'nr- methods ale needed in order ta q" SO.
 Tho telegram alleged to have been received from the mayor of Furbauh was DNprwritered on yellow paper. For more thnu year past no message has been sent out from tHr local oiHcr ef the r. $. SignaI Corps on any paper ether thau that whfga tz white in raiof
 Do you need any further prafe Are sou satisfied that these Wickcrsham mea are eudeavetine to influence u- betting and the electiane Are taa satisfied that they mlstook you for the worst kind of an assmino fool when thev showed that f3ked message An Nou satisfied how that Wickcrsham fz anIltg or the dumieitq with which this paper has charged hm2 Do you sup f,a-c that man Aap would stoor te surh cheap. IuN-dnNn political kulv- .ry the right kind of man to repre- sent you in congress- Do you uana F that to. did not reeeive tho endorsement uf thu republican Iartya Do you want fo place the affairs of Alaska in the hands of a man of this kind. who. in order to catch few. votes. is willing
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-05
WICK ERSHAM A
 PROVEN FAKER

Judge Wickersham, crafty. dmbia- dealing politician. master of deceit and smonta duplicity. or some of his ara ent supporters. last night lloadcd thc town with bogus tcfcgrums. which were such ralpahle fakes that every iu- telligcut man smiled Of coursc. Inc messages, whiea purportcd to come from prominent people in Fairbanks and other sections of Alaska. gave the glad tidngs that Judge Wckcr-ham is sweeping the country, while the other candidates are being swept away lik, a bunch of cigarette iapcrs before a blizzard in this fearful. terrific and wonderful maelstrum of rayoratl. Wickcrsham feeling
 A has been said. Judge WicLerzham Is very smooth article: Inc also. ap- parcntly is not endowed with a larea amount of scrupulausne-s. but such dupIicity deceipes nobody but himself and his supporters, II is no wonder that one of the fakcd mcszages. aIIeg- ed To have been signed by the Mayor of Fairbanks. when shown tu n yofsr causes him to say: "Aw. fcreit ii, t'ut out the bovine. Yuu must think I'm crazy to pay any attention to such a ralpablc con game"
 This telegram has been branded az fl fake by the Nugget. Il is th. Wick ersham method to make this kind of
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TO ASCEND
 MT. BAKER
Nuggets Special Service.

HAMILTON, Aug. i. With the rfr- ments in their favor thirty nine in- trepid mouutaueers win make sec ond attempt to scale the suow-capped peaks of Mount Baker iu their en- deavor to reach the summit.
 Nearly every summer many larg. parties attempt to climb Mount Baker but Very few have sHeeecded in getting anywhere near the top
 Tn" mountaiueers who compose this party Were the ones who reached the highest point last year. and they have expressed determination to plant their flag upon the lofticst crcsts of tine mountain
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LOUISE IN TROUBLE.

The rt.rr H tHa EasIe HasHs aau.- teH.fIN evening had t dl.4.sr...l...8r *eh t.Hu'er N#e7fevH 5 .sia.r H taa haHse and after HumH anI H- df# diSrausug remarks had hr,u hufIed around without daiHe aHt pHr- tieuiHr damIg, iuutse @etl.d -am.- F1Ws murr tmelhIa IE Inc eHale aE ! HsaNv p"krr and aaa.H,He,I ra bri1y e=r opponent in tEs ashara atu tHe a.taf.aa- I"ulz,. 4#t= #stHsH.a Ia as eHa af Police I-4==ea 4a ..I la eaaaH a tru. this afteHHhau
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Nuggets Special Service.

TACOMA, Aug 3. Within n few blocks from the center of the city. un- der the glare of several powerful are lamps the inter-urban electric ear which left Seattle at II o'clock Hast night was held up by a band of arn lcd robbers. who killed William Bro, Xi.. the motorman. as he refused to un up his car.
 The audacious robbery is the {: lil of tine country. and the perpetrators of the foul deed are being hunted doy vn by large posse of sheriffs. office rs and indignant citizens They bolt
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brakeman Uen iued mp by another memher of t1r ans. while the feA pas- ~.nser~ wen, relieved of their money by others. The robbers were, ryi- dently well schaol.l in their business. the whole perforH lnee lasting but a few minutes, when they hastily made their escape. the car being brought ta standstill for th.m to get off. and thrn thrown on full speed.
 The gang We're masked, but a good description of their appearance and dress has been given by tho nassen- gers and train crew. The arrest of the cowardly band is hourly expected
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s225,OOO DAMAGE
 CAUSED BY FIRE

taaf- of the manlua aud mad d firm h"id brfrrr ttr report v8a sent to the tffi. dspaFlmeHt. Hha fought th. flames aHeea=RFe for eighteen hours.
 AItrf u4rr.u ,e#urr= were r-slri- ='t #f=zs ='-taTtI Haf='-#a=f-# Hafuri tf iauA H tHatr t4hta- Hr4 thr fire i##-t ts I myster aHd tz supposed .a h.. .las ta lti. sar-Is--ffs-z af some t'fzan smoking tn livery barn. where fta first outbreak Was discovered
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DEMOCRATS
 SQUABBLE
Nuaaet,s Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
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 I'm .na,r rouHd Y aaca-#,rs ta ttfea tr 'He eautf H order tu e-.ur- fssaaai'rn iram fH. eaUnty officials N.a "arr TIa-el ta huu eu Jhy HbHd 'ntt hr aar moi iH falar If d.ma.IfIe platform t- 4I.l.rJ M sHe Denver convention
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r. j. Nestrr has bought the entire stock of liquors. beers and cigars ol the Northwestern Commercial Co. and 0ill place most nG these goods on tho market at outside cost. The goods wu all be placed m nue 4lr.huus.. and VI ak our friends la call and l,ak t4ria over Wr Will guarantee to srH ae cheap as you can buy ou thr ont side
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HELLO BELL"
 HEREAFTER
Nuggets Special Service.

HuT SPRINGS. Aug .. Republic can Nominee Taft today requested an newspaper and political writers when Ireparing articles fo refer tu him as 'raft.' or jaat plain "Gnl"
 The diversified manner in which Tafrs name haz been used by various writers has somewhat annoyed the r"tuud party leader and he expressed his desire to be known as "RiH"
 Crbauity and good humor are Taffs strongest characteristics. and he daes not object to friendly nicknamrs
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t9 tfe to deceive aad Tn st1Hd.r #H F 4Iumr to pta=aHa Il. la.aIa fnel eaet rsa aaaa a bfsHa1 n- iHds to tH. amG uheI. auuna t r#t + aoad rae md political H. 1aerItv by i1tua.t Htap that Nuuri. ae- strE what lur reputation I, ua. HI faoI nobody hut peraanz -4uume rtaH sanila domontur re-idr- proving hm- zen 4 knovo tha Fairbanks Huvt hz th,so aptiaa. is matme himself laoa like fpuL
 Look nut for these igleeams Th. Nusget -t5u=. aud I has th. .aHE te=i auhort f-r--- -atue. trat cor t#iH mau. aetes#a engaged in nsHtHe aeaiu-t rhr elraHaH of inc republican, npmiuro. Veut ta ##e taeerarh eHje# several times and tried h secure from the operators few eopi-s of rha hIaukz upon which th,. tclcgrm- re- ea5ved an. written Thr mon who would sfoop ta this kind of tbue u Ialitic- or ans tAiue el=, would nat stop at stealing. and lyne o tha4 eemee ea.asfHad=ta fl k rread Ht. are
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-05
Nuggets Special Service.

rsHrIN<n Nur Through , as- aharh wHmt.a in Hs,ry ml liam fel .suI, n In. eafnet al Fnh -=# t-H -t.--t --t--erz -1Er ar.-.. az t.s.4HH .,re completely da-tr.t- =aH i'm aa@a 1muaaHs t. uuu. Ml .lt at which c.esr.I by. m.ur-
 |b- condensation taffrd u u1a early
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DITCHES COMPLETED:
 ELEVATORS WORKING

f#a- l.. Nira.. he dt-H a.nr1.f,r has eatal ..r.i r.. e.a.tru.ueu ar tn~ satrraaE 'a ''-barae# steas far Y. k Jahiat. and fh, ,.esltar= ssera u-tau- ..i and p.a.'d in working srIsf for th. .if-f ttH.s Monday
 \ number "t r.. man Al,. a.l. ,m- tHast=s Ha t..r construction work h4.,
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ADOPTED CONSTITUTION.

The d,lesate- fa iae Grand I.als .f the Pioneer of Alaska iasr rieHt adopted 3 tlf4tlan as recommended
 and drawn up hs the=aaHmili.,. Thr sarE uf th" d.l.eat,= probably WiH b. completed t.i- s.aiue u lue f.r Inc deteate I" 9tseui ths anud ret- latch ts l. h.Id n In E4a.i. uIer r.ola
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AUTHOR
 IS DEAD
Nuggets Special Service.

NEN foRN. Aue Bronson iiaNtld thr novelist anu FlayWurht 4ted aere #uddruR this afternoon .stil'. afeudtua th. rehearsal of his atr-f ElHs
 1a f4aelal uiu daabtl--z B- att ied as arfr number If actors and ..t.faH. la-fl- 7h, ri.s4d-z club of Ahia. th~ deera.,d .,a- member. hai taken change nt lhc funeral arrange meut~.
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CLOUDBURST
 IN ARIZONA
Nuggets Special Service.


 tiSEEE. Ariz.. Aug ,. All uf the lower portion of this city is under wa ter. and a large amount of property has been destroyed by cloud burst which occurred al four o'clock this morning. The water Is now running on rapidly So far as known no lives have been lost. The damage has been estimated at s1OO.OOO.
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CADETS ARE
 REINSTATED
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-05
edseworth Tobacco at Yorky's.

E < & !. # < a < a < s as ,. j. + ,. # The Dobbs show Saturday night !.
 # k going to be q record breaker. < < Shade of Shakespeare Think of ]: x il! san Toy in Nome If you 2 < miss it youIl be sorry ]. # + # ss Z ,. :s 2 z z ]. 4s !. !. !: !.
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NoRMAND.

lnterresserede Mindeaaven til Norge, 1914, vii behase at give Mode ! Sons of the North Lokale den 13de August, kl. e:30 D. m.
 Paa komiteens vegne. G. ]. Lomen.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-05

Miss L. F Thomas has opened a typewriting and stenographic exchange on Second street. opposite the Masonic Temple.
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SWINEBURhE
 SUCCEEDS
Nuaaet,s Special servlee.

Nuggets Special Service.
 AAEE ISLAND. Aus Aiyler= fa# taa aitu I-Harfneat of Wash- laa-a#A Hsa tAaf E#ae A##t44 Swim H#IfHe f= r. u...ra E#s Admiral nit- aa H-a fl .aaHaH#a et H- tt.tm le-t ba, ..ha .- ta b- rmud ul.mf I.isa.d In, age uuii
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-05

basH transferred ta tGe Flanbrau- ditch. which aul he eamp,rt- ed a= far a- pus-ihIe fHt- year
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FINISHED UP TIRE DITCH.

Under th- wrrf-iaH ar r. HoJru lAa ltah alars lh. -g #8t af Suak- lA,r nas been completed ana rhr ,.r- yttar arr now being H tailed. q L. Morris aae thr caafgasfar for t.r run- -gfarHau work.
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Rooms from SIS up at The Lawrence Also housekeeping rooms.
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lemp's Extra Pale Imported Draft Beer at the Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-05

Scraper teams for hire. 214 Firs avenue
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Remington Typewriter. nearly new sale or rent. Don A. Stewart, Nome Realty Bldg. Man 233.
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LOST

Six-lnch callper =fuarr. hvtwe-u Saudsfit and Reeds machine shop Return to Reeds shop.
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imported coburser draft beer on tap at Board of Trade.
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Granite Mining Candles are tn. bss,

elatz Private Stock at the Bank.
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Go to the North Pole fakrry for the best bread and pastry The only coffee house in town.
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Edgeworth Tobacco at YOrkV's.
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elatz Private Stock at the Bank.
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eIstz weinsr Beer at the Bank.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-22
NEW GOTHAM FIGHT CLUB
Another Effort Will Be Made TO Pry
Off Lid in New
York.

New York. March 21-There's a ne.v
aristocratic boxing club about TO De
launched in this city which will make
the other clubs loosen their purse
strings in order to keep pace with it.
1t will do business under the charter
name of THE Grand Athletic Union,
and is located at the corner of Park
avenue and One Hundred and Seventh
street.
The seating capacity of the gymna-
SUM will be close TO 1000 The presi-
dent of the club, Jack Rose. is a box
ing promoter of national fame, and his
associate, Julius Rosen, who is also
secretary of the club, has had some
experience i'm this line. Pete Burns,
well known i'm sporting circles, viii be
the referee.
On Monday nights of each week
bouts viii be held. This will cause "a
clash between three clubs, as the Dry
Dock and the Consolidated Athletic
club also hold their weekly shows on
Monday nights.
The Grand Athletic Union intends 10
put on al1-star cards, which will force
the other clubs TO do likewise or lose
up shop The first show win take
place on Monday night, March %, with
Johnny Summers OF England and Har-
ry Baker of California as the feature.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-22
COBB SIGNS CONTRACT
Famous Detroit Ball Player Finally
Comes to Terms for This
Season.

Augusta, Ga, March 21.-Tyrus Cobb.
the Detroit Outfielder, who has held out
for $4,000 per year, has secured This
amount from the Tiger management,
and will report to the team at onces A
long-distance telephone message to the
sporting editor of the Augusta Herald
at 8 o'clock this afternoon from Roys-
ton. Ga, the home of Cobb, gave the
news that Detroit has offered him a
straight one-year contract for $1,000.
The demand Cobb made for three
year contract at the above named tig-
ure. and the provision that he must be
paid this money regardless Of what
happened, was dispensed with By the
Georgian, and he stated that he was
pleased with the contract offered, as
his demands in substance were grant
ed. Cobb will leave at once to join the
Detroits at Hot Springs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-22
MICHIGAN OFFICIALLY OUT LITERARY NAH At WHEEL
Western Conference Will in Future
Be Known as Big
Eight.

Chicago, March 21-The western
college conference has now received
the official announcement of the retire
ment of the University of Michigan
and the official designation of the con-
ference hereafter will be the Big Eight
1t is thought that this formal with
drawal by Michigan means that the
Wolverines have no intention Of ap-
pearing in the conference track meet
this June, invitations for which are to
be sent to the big colleges of the mid
die west within a few days. Eighty of
these colleges are to be invited to take
part and ii is an assured thing that
nearly all of them will accept, especial
ly those belonging to the Missouri val
ley conference, as that organization
hopes to carry off the majority of
prizes in the meet. The track teams of
Leland Stanford university and the
University of California are among
those which will be sent invitations,
and the hope is strong that the Pa
ciic coast collegians viii send a few
competitors, for the gaines.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-22
VANDERBILT ON FRENCH TURF
American Will Be One of the Lead
ers Again This Sea-

Paris. March Pit win interest
Americans to know that there is a
good prospect of William K. Wander
bilt again leading the winning owners
on the French turf this year. and that
an American bred colt with an Amer
lean name is depended upon to larry
the Vanderbilt colors to the front in
the big French stakes. The colt is
Schuyler, by Meddler, out of Louise -.
His dam was the famous American
racer. Luke Blackburn, so he comes
of good American racing stock. Schuy-
Ter is entered for the Grand PriX, the
richest race in the world: it is worth
5000: for the Essai des POulains
French Two Thousand Guineas), PriX
Lupin produce stake). PriX du Jockey
club (French Derby, PriX Royal Oak
and Prix la Rochelle. If nothing uu-
toward happens he has a good chance
to win any or all these rich stakes. Be
sides Schuyler, Mr.. Vanderbilt has in
training fifty other horses. Among
them are Tessie, Virginia, Beldame tby
Halma, out of Belphoebe), RampO (by
Halma, out of Miss Miriam), Susque-
hanna and others whose names orig
mated in America.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-22
More Trouble for Nelson.

Battling Nelson has stirred up trou-
bic for himself again. This time il
comes in the shape of Abe Attell. one
of the cleverest men that ever drew on
a boxing glove. The men are matched
to fight at San Francisco. and it is
hard to see how Nelson hopes to get a
decision over Abe. He can take il for
granted that Attell will not stand up
and fight him, but will remain away
and try to win on points. Nelson
weighs 1872 for Attell in this fight. and
even at this weight he will have nearly
ten pounds the best of the argument.
But the Dane will meet an elusive
fighter, without one chance in a dozen
of getting the decision. 1t is hard to
see where the outcome of this fight will
bring Nelson any closer to Cans
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-22
LittIe twisted on Dope.

After receiving the outlook for the
coming college athletic season in Colo
RADIO this season, the Republican of
Denver says:
and on top of the complications in
this state came the news yesterday
that Maddox of Utah has refused to
accept the date set by Colorado. The
meet with the Colorado men is the
only one which the Mormons have With
any of the institutions of Colorado,
and it is said that negotiations are
practically at an end between them.
After the last football season the ath-
letic relations between Utah and the
colleges of this state were decidedly
strained and for a time it was thought
that no more contests would result. 1t
is asserted that the Mormons refuse to
live up TO the eligibility rulings adopt
ed in Colorado.
ct is the belief of many that if Utah
does not meet Colorado this season all
relations win be at an end between the
two schools and, as none of the other
institutions of this state are over anx-
ious to continue to place Utah on their
schedules, it seems more than likely
that the end of Utah-Colorado contests
has come The Mormons, it is asserted,
have long been sitting as dictators in
regard TO the contests in which they
compete
The writer of the above certainly has
been talking to some one who is not
informed as TO the athletic relations
between Utah and Colorado schools.
The Utah football schedule for next
fall calls for three games with Colorado
teams. The Miners are left out, and
the reason is because they are bunch
of "soreheads," who showed this fact
very plainly last fall. Speaking Of eli
gibility, we'll, it i'll becomes Colorado
schools to bring up this matter for dis
cl1SSiOn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-22
Driver of Italian Car, Editor of News
paper Published at
Milan

DR.. ScarfOlgia. who is driving the
Italian car. is not an ordinary chauf-
feur, but is one of the most noted lit
erary men in Italy, if not in Europe.
He is the editor and proprietor of
the Matin, published at Milan. Italy,
and is the Milan correspondent for the
Paris Matin, the newspaper which.
with the New York Times, arranged
the big race. Scarfolgia has trav-
eled extensively and is we'll known as
an automobile enthusiast throughout
Europe. ana was active in arranging
the race. His prominence in the so
cial and journalistic circles of Italy
makes the fact that he is taking
personal part in the race of unusual
interest. He is the special correspon-
dent of the London Times while on his
present trip around the world, and is
a man of unusual education and cul-
ture
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-22
| F | T S Fl E r E
IT'S RIGHT
ATHLETES HAVE
STRONG HEARTS
Mike Murphy, Famous Trainer,
Says Running Strength
ems This Organ.

College athletic trainers are of many
kinds. being for the most part men
who have worked their way up
through hard experience. The oldest
OF them all is Mike Murphy. trainer
at Pennsylvania. Murphy is not one of
the men who train by rule of thumb.
He is familiar with medicine. and il is
an odd thing To hear Murphy and some
of his athletes who are in the medical
school discussing the problems that
occur in. the courses.
One of the men was telling Murphy
recently that a-Michigan athlete had
been forced TO quit running because OF
a weak heart. THAT isn't So" Mike
replied in all my years of training.
l never knew an athlete who had q
weak heart. They may suffer from in
digestion, and from other difficulties.
but their hearts are stronger than
those of any other men. One time We
had an experiment here
Experimenting With Hearts
"A doctor took a man who had no
athletic experience and put him out on
the track TO walk half a mile in five
minutes. Before he started the doctor
drew a diagram on his chest outlining
the size of the heart. After he had
finished. the doctor drew another,
which showed that the heart had en-
larged by the width of two fingers and
a half. Then he put out W. 3. Fetter-
man, the old intercollegiate walker. to
go mile in seven minutes At the
end Fettermans heart had enlarged
half the width of a finger.
An experiment was tried with run
ners. Alex. Grant. the distance rum
ner, showed practically no increase
after going a fairly hard mile, while
the effect on the non-runners was
great.
1T stands to reason that the heart
being an involuntary muscle. Will be
strengthened by exercise. When it Is
a little larger than normal through ex-
ercise, one beat viii send through the
body more blood and send it farther
than win the ordinary heart. and il
does not need 90 beat so often. The
pulse of the athlete is lower than that
Of a normal man. The athlete doesn't
have a weak heart because of ath-
letics. When there is trouble it pro-
ceeds from other causes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-22
TO TAME BASKETBALL GAME
Sport Has Become Too Violent to
Suit Eastern College
Faculties.

New York, March 21.-The roughness
and smuggling which has character
lied basket bah this year among the
colleges has caused comment among
the authorities, and If a change Is not
made next year there is a possibility
Of the faculties interfering and stop
ping the game At New Haven there
has been a good deal of discussion
among the members of the faculty
over the roughness of recent contestC
especially I'm the recent game between
Yale and Columbia, in which several of
the players lost their tempers ami in
dulged in smuggling. 1t is undoubted
that the faculty will interfere, and the
members Of the basket bali squad told
that a repetition of such scenes as
those of this year win result in the
abolition of the game. The Yale ath-
letic authorities have decided II be
more liberal in the awards of the
varsity letter, and in the future the
winners of the individual champion
ships in golf, lawn tennis and gymnas>
ties will be allowed to wear the ~"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-22
Out of Championship Tourney.

1t is unfortunate for the B. Y. G.
basket ball team of Logan that il is
not allowed to compete in the A. A. L.
basket ball championships which are
being held in Chicago. The team made
the trip from logan TO Chicago on the
sUpposition that it would be allowed
to compete for this honor, but on ar
irving in the Windy City found them
selves barred out. By a recent ruling
Of James Z. Sullivan, none but teams
residing within the central division OF
the A. A. L. are allowed TO enter i'm
these games, and this ruling bars the
Logan boys out. However, a schedule
of games has been arranged which will
give Logan a chance to meet some OF
the best teams in that section, and a
line on their playing ability will be
gained from these games