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q ON FAVORITES, BUT
look OUT FOR LONG SHOTS

pa lighters as a rule are poor judges
i comes 10 picking winners in the
u arena.
lss ]. Joffrles, when asked for his
En as 20 tho result OF the Papke-
"a 0ght. said that il was all Papkc.
su at the ringside when Papke de-
"a Ketchel in Los Angeles, and he
nat Ketcbel did not have a show
she Illinois Thundorbolt," and he
tYeral reasons why Paplie was the
nan The champion was Just mis-
Ia his opinion: that's all
tlng Nelson, another champion, also
public announcements, especially
'nnng his friends TO lay their nest
q 'Papse. II is reported that Mel
nged $1,000 himself on his judgment.
also had seen both men IN the
heir best, and he said there was
70 but Papkc in sight from the
~ the gong. Nelson did not even
betting was 10 to S. and llttlo
.sI money could be secured at
odds It's like horse racing. Bet
nonsy on the iavorites, but look
/ - the longshots.
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Entries for Arcadia.

~ 70 Tho Tribune.
~ ~ ANGELES. Nov. 2S.-Following
~ ~ ehtrles for Saturdays races at the
- nee. eleven-siXteenths OF mile.
~ -bate. 100, Sonalto. 100: Trans
iu0. Theo. Beach, l05: Ravaria,
1900 lO5, Golden Rule. l05. Bitter
Nv Dick Stanley. 105: All Alone.
Ssiisnhus' n loo; Tim o'TooIe, io5; Ore
~ race. three quarters Of a mile.
[6ine Drake, los. Maid of Gotham.
cnne, l0i; Fair Annie. 107; Pert.
'IT 1,a Reid. 10: Enfield. 10; Home
IN ~ Eaee; one mile, aelling--Complaiut,
sJoael White. 10S, Alma Boy, 10i:
ssoraan, loi; SmIrker, i0i; st. Ala
~ rrace, mile and an eighth, the
& w,nisison hnndlcap-Miss Ida. %;
"A te. .otus Eater, 10i: NoH Pop
stanley Fay. 10s.
|>S,,%ae seVen-cighths Of a mile. SELL
farc bumppo, l04; Bellesnicker,
',sdp; 10y; Janeta, l09: Dutiful. liz,
IN ,; aaS; Bud Embry. 10a.
Dksn, eleyen-siXteeuths OF mile
.S wv: Pal, 100: La Gloria, 100:
|HriSs.Nv.s.: Belle OF IroqUois. I03. Duke
rAne eS,dter. lO5. Friar OF Elein, 105;
|hsu' 20; San Nicholas, JO5; Lord
-''' Hllgert los; Lee Harrison.
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PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
PRAISES VERWE|BE
Sends Congratulations in Letter
to Haryard'S Star Fullback
for Fine Playing.

CANBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 27.--Ern-
est Verweibe IS wonderful work as full
back on Harvard IS football eleven,
which defeated Yale last Saturday, has
been recognized by President Roose-
velt. who has written letter TO Yer
welbe copgratulatirg him. The letter
follows:
Like every other good Harvard man,
have the heartiest feeling Of graft
tude to the entire team who won the
great victory on Saturday last. But |
feel an especial sense of gratitude to-
ward you. It was through you, more
than anyone else, that The ball was put
IN position TO enable Kenpard to do
the work which he did so admirably and
to kick the goal from the field.
For the good OF the team, your in.
dividual good was sacrificed ct through
this sacrifice and through the admirable
work you had already done and through
kcnnard S fine kick 2 victory was won,
However, it was q first rate example
Of the interest of an individual be"
ing subordinsted TO the good of the
son for our national life than to teach
that the good of the individual must
be subordinated for the good of the
people 49,, ,,;..
tion for Kennard S feat he kicked
the goal, and he did service that no
one else could have done, and too much
praise cannot be given him; but you
are entitled to every whit as much, and
every man l have met here feels Just
the way 1 do. With best good wishes
and congratulations, believe me,
Sincerely yours,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
''P. ST wish / could thank per
sonally every man on the eleven from
Burr down, and Houghton and Graves,
and everybody who has done anything
for the eleven. including substitutes
and the second eleven.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-28
Sunday RIDERS COMING
FROM EUROPE TO RACE
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
NEW YORK, Nov 27-When the
French liner La Lorraine docks tomorrow
she will have on board the greatest COL
lection OF cycle stars that has ever been
brought 10 this country for the slX-day
bicycle race The men and the coun-
tries they represent are as follows
Walter Rutt. Germany: Victor Dupre,
France; Henri Lafourche. France. Rodger
-Dabrousse. France; John Stol. Holland /,
Leon Georget, France; Francois Faber,
France: Maurice Broceo, Italy; Arthur l..
Wills, England.
Wills will not ride In the six day race,
but has been engaged specially to ride
Bobby Walthnur in "A motor paced race
next Saturday night for the worlds
championship. Upon the following night,
one minute after IL O'Clock. the big six
day grind VIII start. The foreigners will
bc taken in charge by Dave Coburn, who
will train them and look after them
during the running OF the arcc. The pre-
lnlinary work Will he done on the board
track at Vailsburg,
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SlSTR0US DAY FOR
BETTING CONTINGENT

4, ANGELES, Nov c7.-Friend
at 10 5, and Knight of Ivsnhoe.
n, were the only winning favorites
|:rta Anita park today. and the bet
I: rontincert had a very disastrous
IN oTdinary card was offered. but
srnE resulted. Chief interest cen
Z, /, The mile and ree-sixteenths
4 Knight OF Ivanhoe broke well in
3, and taking q commanding lead at
-,.,rt set all the pace and won easily.
q, Aubucfou had to cancel all Of his
y, as word was received from San
~ss,o today TO the effect that the boy
z tot 10 good standing.
"a Yace. two year-clds. purse, five
n nalf ongs-Friend Harry. 10
*.rraye). I 10 8, won. George Kismet,
IA. Burns). 90 10 /, second: Great
pss 10 (Shilling). 6 10 5, third.
y Ios S-5 Traffic. Anderson. False
4 Madeline Musgrave, Drekin and
f,.s also rau.
ssad race. one mile. selilng-Canlque.
n. Rice). 20 TO ], won, Progress.
| Il Aoward), 10 to !, second; AMI
4 lf (ShtlllnE). to 5, third; Time.
4 "a Bali. ouardi. Proper. Netting.
Frd race. seven furlongs. selling
=. l05 (Archihald), to 1, won: L.
|Inng. i03 IT. Rice). II TO ., Sec
4 0rdamme, 100 (B. WILSON,. to l.,
a Time, l:27 2-S. Orcagpa, Garter
!. Third Rail Whidden. Tartar Maid
.cithsriue F. also ran.
'srth race, six furlongs. selilng-Cap-
! Burnett. 100 (Fowers). l2 TO !. won:
q and Play, i09 (Musgreve). TO I,
"a; The Sultan. i04 (Page). even,
d Time. ia 1-5. Esther b, Arthur
csn Marpessa, Monte Lucille, Senator
|isin. Brazil, Tendercrest, Altar Boy
! Bauble also ran.
no race, mile and three-sixteenths,
eg-Kn!ght of lvanhoe, io7 (Reid.
b !. won; Henry o.. I02 Harris). )
second: Sachet, 107 (Schlasinger).
|b !, third Time, 2s02 3-5. Freesias,
\ 0, the Mist and King Leopold also
Eih race. Eve and a half furlongs.
|E-Goiiy Ding. l01 (ShiIlinG), 9 10 /.
d Valley Stream, l07 (Powcrs). even,
"a; Furnace. aS &c. Burns), IL TO ].
Il Time. los +-5. Feminine. Lewis
"a, Diamond Nose, Lucky Mate and
Eliss also ran.
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SMALL CONTRACTS
AWARDED BY BOARD
City Attorney Advises Against
Use of Outlet Pipe Before
Final Test.

TWO contracts for small public improve
ments were awarded by the board OF pub
lie works Friday evening. Davis g. Heu-
ser got the contract for sidewalk extern
sion No. 141, on Capitol hill. with a bid
OF Soo339i; and George Ross and j. f.
Johnston were awarded the contract for
sewer extension No. eos, on Alameda
avenue, bid ss93.5i. There was some
pretty close bidding on both improve
ments The city engineers estimate on
the sidewalk extension is S5l23.lS; on the
sewer extension. s927.2S.
The other bidders on the first improve
Birch Sons Construction company.
S6s23Sl. The other bidders on the sewer
extension were: J. D. Ianey, soI7 10; V.
P. Strange, $lO2ol5; zerbc & Walker,
1t Is the opinion OF the city attorney
that 1t would be a decidedly dangerous
thing for the city TO use the outlet pipe
for the new west Side sewage station be-
fore II Is successfully tested by the con-
tractor and accepted by the city. Archi-
bald Campbell. manager OF the building
company OF that name, which has the
contract appeared before the board last
week and offered to allow the city to be-
gin TO use the pipe and waive all his
rights under the contract. Mr.. Campbell
through the pipe would help him 10 dis
cover the leaks that are delaying the
final test before the city accepts the
work. and the board. In its willingness
TO help rush the pipe 10 completion, sub
mitted the matter TO the city attorney for
an opinion as to whether the city would
abrogate any OF It's rights under its con-
tract with the company II II accepted Mr.,
Campbell's offer and started water
through the pipe,
City Attorney H, j. Dininny advises
against the city using the pipe in any
way until II is finally tested and accept
ed. while such action might not bo
construed as an acceptance OF the work"
says Mr Dininny, "still the building COM
pany might set up that very claim. In
my opinion the board would not have the
power to use the machinery at the pump
Ing station without the consent OF the
city engineer OF the direction OF the city
council and ! should advise against such
consent or direction. Adhere TO the con-
tract is my advice"
Mr. Halloran Is OF tho opinion that II
Mr.. Campbell wishes TO have the city
force wafer through the pipe 10 aid him
in discovering and stopping the leaks he
should give the municipality an additional
bond TO Insure II against loss.
The following estimates were approved:
Davis Heuser sixth and final estimate
sewer extension No, 1856. s325S.69; P J.
Moran first and final estimate paving
extension No. a, $4,000: p. j. Moran, sixth
and partial estimate paving extension No.
"a $SSl2. 80; y. j, Moran, first and final
estimate repair street paving unguaran-
tced district S6336.35.
The next meeting OF the board Will be
Friday night OF the coming week.
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!, Aatries for Emeryville.

.pv '"e tribune
~ TA"D' Nov. 27.-Entries for Sat
I s,. .'ss; s1;, six furlongs. sellIng-Gol-
A ios. eS,iy Watkins. l0s: Billy Bow
ftay 6nsoas. u; Mechl!n. 100: G.. p,
|rcad w., rss, st, Joe. los; Hulford, 1O9,
y, jot. otecc six turlongs, selling -Bill
III p',c SILVER Stocking, 100; Wap.
\ fio Gore, ilf: Ellcrd. los; Nebu-
Ets.rsS,e' : riese' mile and seventy yards.
beatsaayy, Alicia, lo4; Billy Pullman.
&lh, io;a'snd. io;a. and. ll6; Fred Bent. l09:
|,rh l, rsS. Gargantua, los.
DsE hs, one and a sixteenth miles,
'lsd, v,n,,andicap. three-year -olds and
a Er,ouae $l9c0-W. T. Overton. 100;
fnn% e los; Milford, 92: Cressina,
th t,rtf uttner, l0s. Tony Faust, I05,
Ehps one mile. selling g-Midmont,
iN wios; Silver Sue, l09: / Told
y. u" "oolen. l0e; Bellemance, 1oa;
Ia. Elevation. l09: Mabel Hol.
eh ra., Yellowstone. 107.
u ivs nve and a half furlongs,
! Anns sIp'yssr- -olds-Eosevale, Strike
auiss.L L; ID Daley. 30: Erbet. 81; Han.
|sn. si.' eugi: Toll Box, lO7; II. NJ
4 ~ calnvoke ~
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Davis Cup Hangs in Balance
lAy FOR THE TENNIS
CHAMPIONSHIP BEGINS
orleans and Australians Di-
,;de HonOrS in First Round
of Singles.

1BoURNE, Nov. 27.-The play
4. Singles for the Dwright F. Davis
..-,stiopal lawn tennis cup began
4 ,odsy and resulted in one Australian
A ops American victory.
y,,nau Brookes, Australian, beat T.
|,lsmuder, American, 81; 81; 6.2;
.oIss gave a magnificent display
oyyisring. The match was a brilliant
M il was fought 10 finish.
SsIs c. Wright, American, beat 4.
E;i5ine, Australian, easily, the score
.S6, rs. 6-S; 81
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4, ,Seaets Ready for Game

tae4rs e,S s,r I, ~ y. Nov. 27.-with
D Il /" e.and snd songs OF The entire bat.
4 irain rrs n,,n ringing In their oars as
4. .icotbsHtI HtI',ico ss out OF the depot, the
s to me- .earn left today for Phila-
sana tho naval eleven in their
eas the VI franklin field tomorrow.
4 " Pranr,ar team had q signal
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You never can fully realize how bad
ly your sight is affected until the wear
ing of effective glasses demonstrates an
Improvement for you, Come in and let
us show you.
COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO.,
25a Main Street. Salt Lake City, Utah.
Telephone 2t53ks
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LINE UP FOR GAME
OF ARMY AND NAVY

up OF the army and navy football teams
y'ag given out by the respective captains
follows.
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BAMBRGER EXPRESS
Tribune Want Ads

pefween Salt Lake and Ogden' 1"O'
hour service, including delivery.
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Slutp itiir3tc in Nanal.

Mohciter, NJ, 26. &uli. -
Ger FrGiiocut ser Srcbcrt Gas
Gnlinc 60" pon bier Gomoro z.
Bartlett, iubr in cincm ncuen 2Ilto-
mobil nit Sri. @Crol0inc (uniltp,
(ohtcr cincr iebr rcihcn bici0cn
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battc cincn &rrtbmn bc2Nnlcn, in.
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Nouptiabnucg onInb. }lla er Ocn
@onol uor iih lab, moltc cr 0oa 2hls
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tomobiI NY ) Hin NIor1Cna i'm aor
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mlrOe I'M 12ti llbr aus Dem @niicr
Bc5odcn. Bartlett lit mubrd)cinIidl
cbcninua crtrlnfer.
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Hrpbibitiun fir Scras?

GulloS, Ger, 2G. Slli.- 9tad)-
rihtCn ilber Die Heilltate ser 8cIterl
I'M Stante 5erus abgcbaltcncn De-
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Wajoritdt bon cirfo 100000 Stinl-
men auf's Ncue 81 irincm 2lmte no.
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nod i'm 3ncifel, nit 6en Gbanccn
porluiegcno 5u @uniten Gauiolon's
hcs gegelnuartigen 2Inltsillbabers.
9ie Srage, oh Elm Yeriniiungs. .2lmen-
ncnlcnt 81 @urlten BON Erobibition
iiir Den aan3en Staot Sem GoIfe 5tr
slbItimmling unterbreitet peroen ioll,
iheint bejabeno enti6ie0cn iuorocn 81,
iein, jeoob nit bei @eitrn feiler 10
erpBen Nojorit1t, pie Die 9efiiriuor-
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Sinc Stimmc Wajurit1t.

@corNetomM &p, 26. Tuli
- BcItcrn fam bier Die mIircgcnOItl
SocoI Option GumpaAnc 81 Gn0c
rie jc I'M mittIcrcn acntldp lcicbclr
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Ocn Die &irdcnalodcn Sen 8an5cr
lng iibCr ou1cidllagcn lrobocnI
bubcn Oir Ero1ibitipniitcn pcrlorcn
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Wrnicligrr SSnno i'm Gcllcr.

Fitt2burn 2G. Nuli. - Sin
ficine9 MGOhcn ianO in Dem acllel
cinca N0nica in Sem 5cbn MciIcu
ron bier cnticrntcn 9Iaiions Earf cin.
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hdt, }llriid 1eIaiien morOcn marcn,
2ui 9lnoromml Oca 9iihtCra bat Der
9lr}t sic @Cbciuc cntfcrnt.
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Hudl cinilInl bCCuoCt.

ScNuciNolpo. NoNolwa0, 26
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Sill's Saars nno gart'Sarbcmittcl,
idlluars pScr braun, SOC.
Grcoigtru per Sclepbun.

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Fl1Bcn nn 0cn 2lpporot onlhIieBcn
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gtun ocr 9lrmoou.

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GDnlfort,
9fcinli6ftit,
Wrlunobcit

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t0rpcrIbe @ciunoGcit. @cnn sic
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