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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-04
Baseball Season
May Be Shortened
JEFFRIES WILL Be
RIGHT FOR FIGHT
Has Never "Steered' His
Friends Wrong and Promises
TO Make Good.
Special 10 The Tribune,

Special 10 The Tribune.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3--Since the AN
nounccment made by James j. Jetfrles,
undcfcatcd heavyweight champion Oh
the world. that he would 60 on the
stage. many Of his close friends have
asked HIM il he did not think that a
theatrical tour of any extent would
in lure his chances in a fight with JacE :
johnson, Jcffrics had Just got through
work in the gymnasium when the qucs'
tion was put 10 him:
The big fellow threw out his chest
and showed his two large fists.
Bows said he, ''did you ever see
jue step into the ring out of condition
Did YOU ever hear OF me telling friend
10 bet his money on me and lose IT I
Do yeu think that | am gong INTO TINS
fight with that niger FOR the money
there is in itl I've got money. When
] step into that ring and face .lonn-
son you can depend that [ Will be right.
I will be IN the best condition tnnt II
is possible for man TO be IN and ! do
saw. while many laugh, that the best
fight is yet in me, and don Z You Tor
get il. A great many people belleNc be-
cause | am going to do few Stage
stunts that / am gong TO stay out all
night with the boys. Well, | will meet
the boys after the fight, bat from now
on / will seek my humble couch every
night before 10 y, M. while the rising
sun viii find me ont in the fresh air, ,
This bit of information was received
ioyfully by his friends and from all re,
ports the fight fans of this city viii
place their money on Jeffries on the
day OF The fight.
.Jeffrics s style of work in his future
training will he principally for speed,
lie has the strength and one or two
months in the mountains VIII harden
him mp. tle will train for speed and is
already negotiating with James j, Cor
bett and Tommy Ryan for sparring
partners. aud with this pair JeffrieS
figures he can develop enough speed
10 make johnson look like thirty cents.
several months ago both Corbett and
RYAN volunteered their services, but
whether their business affairs are so
arranged now that they could tender
their services. is vet 10 be asccrtained.
Jcffries has but one ambition, and
that is 10 successfully fulfill the de-
mand Of the public TO win back the
championship belt
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FLIGHT RECORDS ARE
ONCE MORE BROKEb
United States Signal Corps Of
ficerS Remain in Air for
More Than Hour.

COLLEGE PARK, Nd, Nov. 3,-Fly.
ing records were broken in more ways
than one on the government aviation
field today In tho morning, Lieuten-
ants Humphreys and Foulcrs of the
signal corps remained in the air 81 3-4
minutes, and in doing so exceeded
all endurance records made by any of
the pupils of the Wright brothers in
this country,
AS Il two.man flight it was but ten
and n quarter minutes short of the
longest previous record made by VIII
bur Wright. IT exceeded by three min
utes the endurance flight made by Licu-
tenant bahm alone last Monday.
The second flight was with Lieutenant
Commander Sweet of the navy as Il
passenger
Licutenants Humphreys and Foulcrs
then flew for about twenty-five minutes
and until the approaching darkness made
is necessary for them so descend.
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OGDEN ENTRIES

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov 3.-Entries for tomor-
rows races.
First race four and half furlongss'
selling 3-year-olds and up-Lady Powell,
l09; Irish Mike. liz; Chanate. lO9; wa
tierc 105; Geo Guyton, l06: Annie Laurie
iO9; Lancashire Lad, '10i: Royal Stone
100, Runsum. 109, Harry Stanhope, lOo.
Second race. four and a half furlongs
selling. 2-year- -olds-Dora Payne. lo'i
Fred Stone. 10; Luke Mccoy. 10: Glare
l07; Mary Gencvieyc, JOY; Chas. d. lar
Sey. 10, Faurusa, 1OT.
Third race, four and a half furlonGs
selling. 3-year- and up-Mollle Mont
rose, lO9; Bernardo. 109. Bird in the
Bush. l09: yellow Foot, loo; Maud McGs
l09; Galvanlc. 109; May Worth, 10y; kis'
met. Jr.. 100: st. Joe, l09.
Fourth race, seven iurlongs, selling, s.
year -olds and up-Little Buttercnps IL
Cardinal Sarto, l12; Invader. liz; Nalen-
c!a, l0T: Aks-Ar- Ben. III Contribution
III; Altenberg. lO6; Rusu!ng silk. 'lo'
Reuben. 1i2.
Fifth race. six furlongs, selling, 3-year-
ods ana up-Swaggcrlator, Ill; Arthur
Uyman. Ill; illicit "10G. No Quarter
III: Trocha, 1O7, Burning Bush. Ill. San
McGibbon, III; Wineberry, l02: In
element. 10; Sir Barry, loS; Ravaria
~; ~; Aunt Nss'e' i0-' -1S0Si f0'''1"'
year-olds and up-Aucassin. 1G7: Dr.
Co6leskin. 1O7: Magnifcio, lOI: Lady
Alicia. l07: Salpearl, l07i Ossian. loI
Alice Collins a103. Luxurio. l12.
Apprentice allowance,
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given by the City
Council OF Salt Lake City OF the inten
tion OF such Council to make the fol-
lowing described improvements. to wit:
To grade curb and gutter with cement.
and pave with asphalt (said asphalt pave
ment to be sixty (60) feet wi6a between
curbs. and nine and one-half (e1) inches
thlcll), Sixth South street between First
West ard State streets (not including
the intersection OF First West street), In
Paving District No. 2S. and defray the
abutters portion OF the cost and expense
thereof, estimated at thirty-eicht thou
sand sixteen (S3s.0lG OO) dollars or nine
and 6O.lO0 (S9.6C) dollars per front or
linear foot OF abutting property, there
being $3.50 feet abuttlng said improve
ment by a local assessment upon the
lots or pieces OF ground In the following
described district being the district to
be Affected and benefited by said improve
The south side Of lots /. .. = and 4.
block "a; the north side of lots S and g..
block II; the south side Of lots / and 2;
block SO, the north side of lots D. 9. Z and
s. block %, the south side OF lots 1. 2. 3
and 4. block 80; and the north side OF lots
. and 6. block %. all In plat a, Salt Lake
The total cost of said Improvement is
and B-loO $50, ,0iS.0D dollars. Of which
sSm the e SnS PoT0n 2ISS <s Is o5g so
leaving thirty eight thousand sixteen
(S&S,Ol6) dollars 10 be raised by local as
SCSSment.
All protests and objections TO the carry
ing out OF such intention must be pre-
9entcd in writing to the City Recorje er
on or before the 18th dav OF November.
1909. being the time set by said Council
when II will hear. and consider such pro-
tests and objections as may be made
thereto.
By order OF the City Council OF Salt
Lake City. Utah.
Dated September l3, 1909
j. e MORETON, City Recorder.
Paving Extension NO. Cd a3907
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Pinllico Races.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 3-Todays race re-
suits:
First race. six furlongs-Top Note. . to
+. won; Lothario, 7 to g second: King
Commonor. ) TO /. third. Time, 1:1i.
Second race. Patapsco hunt, two miles
on the nat-lhlgle, = to .. won; Octopus
TO =. second; DaCra. , 10 /. third Time.
$40 3-5.
Third race. mile and seventy yards
Spanish Prince. 10 |. won; Hiacko. II
to TO- second, Elfall, 10 L. third. Time.
1886
Fourth race. steepleclasc about two
miIcs-Waterway TO .. won; Vilhall, 6
to /. second Essex, 10 TO /. Third, Time,
d.22 40.
Fifth race. mile and a half-superstl-
ton. IL 10 |, won Blue Book; 9 20 l.,
second. Pins and Needles. to l. third.
Time. 2:3I,
Sixth race. mile and a siz;tenth-High
Private. . 10 2. won: Stanley Fay, 2 10
1. second: Dreamer. 3 to l. third Time.
1916 l-6,
Seventh race. six MISUNDERSTANDING Bell
! 3 to ]. won Compton. IL to D. second
Sager. TO ., third. Time. 1:l4 10
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DUGAN ON PRETEND
WINS CREEDM00R STAKES

AQUEDUCT. y. Y, Nov. 3.-Pretend,
slLllfully handled by Dugan. today won
the Creedmoor selling stakes In hard
drive. Though his mount was sluggish
in the carly part OF the race. Dugan new
er made move OH him until well inside
the final furlone pole, when he put Pre-
tend under the whip and gradually over
hauled Dull Care near the wire, and won
by half n length.
First race, mile and n SiXtecnth-Lad
of Bangdon. To 8, won QuantIco. ] TO
8. second; Castlewood 100 To l, third.
Time, Las 20.
Second race. six and a half furlongs-
Prince Imperial. to .. won: Galley Slave.
. TO 1, second, Anavri, 80 10 |, third.
Time. l:2l SO,
Third race. mile-Twilisht Queen. to
:. won: Jeanne dare. TO /, second,
Queen Marguerite, 10 ., third, Time.
l:il 60.
Fourth race. six and half furlongs--
Pretend. L 10 =. won. Dull Care. e 10 !,
second: Charlie Hargrave. to .. third.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Honman to
J.. won. Glarrisan. 3 20 .. second; Rose
Queen. Z TO s. third Time. !sl3 2-5.
Sixth race. one mile-Tubal, { to .,
won: Banbury, | to I. second; Kings
Hin 10 10 l. third. Time, AZ.
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CALL FOR BIDS
For Construction of Additions to Mon.
tana State Capitol Building.

For Construction of Additions to Mon.
tana State Capitol Building.
Sealed proposals for the furnIsbinr q,
all labor. materials and equipment neces-
sary TO properly complete additions 70
and alterations in the state capitol build :
ing at Helena. Mont, in accordance with
the plans and specifications, will be re-
ceived at the office Of the state board
CT examiners, at tho capitol building. In
The city Of Helena. Mont. up to two (2)
plans. Specifications and full details OF o;
bid can be obtained by communicating
with f. M; Andrews & Co. srchi.
York city. or Haire &c Link.
architects, Power block. Helena.
Mont; or Haire & Link. architects state
Savings bank building. Butte. Mont: or
the office OF the state board OF examiners
Helena, Mont The excavation and base
ment walls will have been fully COM
pleted under Independent contract
STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS.
Py A. n. YODER. Secretary
Helena -nont.
Date OF frst publlcatio September IS
lSQD Y2lSo
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Pimlico Entries.

Special 60 The Tribune.
BALTIMORE. Nov. &--Entries for TO-
morrow's races:
First race. eIeveu-siNtcenths OF a mile.
pIrsc-Iowlet. 10: Lorimar, llV; Trodo'
no: Lady Frederick l0I: Miss O'poole.
I01: Jabakor 100. Miss RafTacuo, lOi
Cay Deceiver, l01; Bar sinister, 100. Ine
Prophet. l07; Zymole. 100, Pocket, 1O.
Second race. three-quartcrs OF Inllc,
purse-Escutchcon, 10; How About You
ilO. CampaisneE log; Ttllinghasy' 10y;
Jacobitc. 1O5: M. T, Green. iO%; N9d' 9q
lo5; spellbound; 1C9; Racing Belle, iOi TO-,
~: Iasallc. 90: Charlvarl. %, Henry
Crosscaddn, 30: Red Doe. SO.
Third race, one mile, sellinS-Si. Elm
wood, 1l2: Rio G!ande, l0g; Siiverin: lg2'
Earl Rogers l05. Maxim Gun l05. spell
bound, lO5; Cunning, iOo; Apologize lO@;
Fourth race. TWO miles, steepechase-
Atha. 153. Robbie kean, l5l: Picket. lou;
Thiiatst. 12S.
Fifth race. three quarters of mile,
andicap-Scarpia, ll6; Force IA
Chlcliasaw, lis; Busy. lie; @. NJ. Miller
%; Medallion. los: Martinez, los: ba-
nlyes 100: Sotemia lo@, Chiffon queen
l02; SJgcr, lO5; Western Lady, N
l26: Everard. 1876; Miss perGord. l23
Choir of ChcstcrhrOolS, lis; st. Ahe, ll1i
Takahira. ll5: Medallion, 81: Scarus. Hi'
Ross Hampton, SS: Tom Melton, SS;
S"ycnth race. one mile. selliug-Cam-
paigncr, i0o MisspiIlon, lo9; Robert
Cooper 1903: Pocomokc, los. Spanish
Prince. 1O5; Ncoskalecta. l0i; Chcpontuc
1903; Ilamop Pass, 90; Marin. o
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7. NJ. GREEN CONTINUES
HIS WINNING STREAK

CINCINNATI. o.. Nov. 2.-T. NJ.
Green again demonstrated that he was q
good horse by defeating a fair field OF
sprinterss in the feature race at Iatonia
today. In the second race. Boca Crandc
his third victory OF the meeting. TWO
favorites won Attendance good.
First race, seven furlongs-Dargn. . TO
], won: Gemmcll 3 TO >. second; Descom-
nets, s to 1. third. Time, l:21 40,
Second race, five and half furlongSS-
BoCa Grandc, I To 20 won; lSthcda,
10 /. second; Sir Ormond, 60 to l,
third. Time. 1905 3-5.
Third race. six furlongs-T, Nj. Green.
TO ]. won; Marsc Abe, !" To !, second
Snfran. . TO 8. third. Time, l:lG.
Fourth race. one milc-Ceremonious. :
TO J. won. Hcine. > TO !, second; Ida
May, 10 J. third, Time. 1.39 10.
t1fth race. one mile-My Cal. TO l.
won. Autumn Rose, IL 10 /. second: Lady
McNally. 90 TO /. third. Time. l.I0 40.
Sixth race. mile and a siXteenth-The
Shaughran, . to .. won; kokomo. l. to
/ second. Gull, s TO l. third. Time.
l.f1 10.
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Latonia Entries,
Special to The Tribune.

fcDCtldl lp llc i iibuI''
CINCINNATI. Nov. 3.-Entries for to-
norrow's races;
First race eleven -siXtcenths of n mile.
sclling-Ethcl w, 96; Olive Ncllllc. 96;
Lottie Darr, 9G, lcarian. SO; judge
Walton Cnecda. 100; Betty Lester, 100;
Slewloot 100: Mae Henley, 100, Fer Geo
Gillian, i02: MARITIME H.. l02: Eleanor Rob
son i04 Eva Tanguay. lOii Southern
Gold 10i.
second race, mile and a sixteenth, sell
iug-Doctor Downcy. lo@; Bryce. %; Bat
lie Fleet. %; Barkaway, 9S. Pimpant"'
9S. Field Lark. lot; Canopian. iOi; Cyg-
net IOl. Stoneman. in,; y: MuskodaN,
io7; Sir W. Rollins. lo7; Bucket Brigade.
I07.
Third race seven -eighths Of a mile,
purse-Locust Red. %, Samari9 100;
Duuuesne. lO0 Royal Report. lo3: Fight
ing Bob 1903; short Order, loS Belle
Glen, 10S
Fourth race. three quarters OF mile.
handicap-Dr Waldo Briggs. lo2; Col
louuy, l09; Law y. Daley lo9; Richard
Reed 109. Pajoriia. ll2.
Fifth race. mile and sixteenth. sell
ing-Ray H., % Eoscburs. eS Mozart.
as; Warden. 9S; Banridgc, loi; Agnes
Wood, l04; Minot l0I; Gilvedclr. 100
Cold Treasure. 1o7: Eldorado. loI; Red
IIussar lOi: Watcrlake, ITO.
sixth race, three quarters of a mile.
seIliug-Amctus, 10G; W. r. KCmper 1o6.
Night Mist, los; Coaster. lnG: JocT
Moser l06: Come on Sam. lnG: Cold
Proof los; Palm: 1OG: Pal. LOG: Hiram.
LOG; Voting t0S Rebel Queen. 1QS: Black
Hawk, 100: Sorrcl Top. III: Select, Ill;
KolSomo. Ill: +. c. Core. Ill.
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SENIORS DEFEAT THE
FRESHMEN ON GRiDlRON

The second game of the class football
school. was won by the senior team from
tho freshmen. by n score OF IL to o:
Wednesday afternoon on the high school
campus. The seniors were considerably
heavier than the freSbies, but they were
run 10 the limit and had to fight all the
way for their TWO touchdowns The scor-
ing was made when the freshman team
weakened near the close OF the first half
Edwards and Francis did good work Tor
the seniors in the scoring OF the points.
The freshmen came back in the last hall
and played i'm the seniors territory the
majority OF the time. They came close
to scoring a number of times, but the
senior defense was too strong.
The senior team is now In the lead fol
the class championship. The lineup:
Seniors Freshmen.
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ASSESSMENT NO. |

Srnugsler Mining company. prlncipa
place of business. Salt Lake City, Utah
Location OF mines. American Fork can
yon, Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
Ing of the board of directors OF the
Smuggler Mining company. held on the
26th day OF October 1909. assessment No
l OF one-fourth CO OF a cent per share
was levied upon the capital stock of the
corpora ton. issued and outstanding. paw
able Immediately TO the secretary at his
office, SAB South Twelfth East. salt Lake
City, Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the 30th day OF
November, 1909. Will be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment is made before. will he
sold on the goth day OF December 1909
al 6 o'clock p, M. at the secretary's of
flee. to pay the delinquent assessment
thereon, together with the costs of ad-
vertlsing and expense OF sale
GEO. IT, ENSIGN. Secretary.
First publication, Oct 2s, 1909 a3777
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SIR Upton READY
TO BUILD YACHT

CHICAGO. Nov. 3--"Rules that are
good enough for the Star Spangled Ban
ncr are good enough for Upton, II they
VIII let me race under the rules which
govern every other regatta in the United
states I will race for the ambition o!
my life in 1911"
Sir, Thomas Upton thus expressed HIM
s.l( ,Ipon his arrival in Chicago today in
discussing the question of lifting the
cup.
Tho America 5 cup" continued Sir
Thomas ''iS as safe though II were
scaled In a vault II present rules con-
tinuc, which require that Great Brit-
ain must build boat that will stand an
ocean voyage 10 America TO compete in
the challenge races. the cup might as
wcu he put In n museum. Give me an
american racing chance with your eX.
collent American spo:tsmen aud ! Will
huild Shamrock " and entertain
NuiI -
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AANOERS SUSPENDED
FROM RACE MEETING
Judge Blum Determined to Cut
Out All Foul Riding on
Track.
Snccial TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Noy. 8 Judge Blum is deter
mined TO discourage rough riding here,
and with that purpose In view he has
put an end TO Maudcrs's riding at the
current meeting, In yesterdays fourth
race Manders on Fore cut across Kerry
when the latter challenged. and for that
reason Manders was suspended for the
remainder of the meeting.
Gresham. a two year-old. showed his
class today by taking up los pounds in
the six furong handicap. which was the
feature OF II good card at the Ogden
meeting, breezing 10 some OF the best
horses here including Jack Paine. that
was outrun all the way and finished un-
placed. Beau Man. the favorite. was an
easy second and Frank Lubbock, In a
drive. beat out Jack Paine for third
Father Downcy was made favoritc in
the first racc, but Nappa, the second
choice and the best played horse in the
race, had all the speed and won from
start to finish, with plenty to spare at
the end,
The six-furlone dash, second on. the
card, furnished the prettiest finish OF thS
meeting 30 date. la!ton. Prctenslon ana
Sam Barber being short heads apart as
the finish line was passed. italton
proved the surprise OF The race, rs IT was
thought the distance, six furlongs, would
prove too far for him. and Ia 10 was
laid against his chances. Sam Barber
was probably the best horse in the race,
but after dropping out OF 1T at the start
could never get mp though he was rum
ming over the others and would have won
in another stride or two.
Murray. WHO is about the only starter
that can get Cardinal Sarto away from
the post. did not have his usual good
luck with that notorious!y bad actor In
The third race. Just as the barrier was
sprung. when It looked as ii good start
would be secured, Sarto wheeled and was
LEFT At the post.
Eight horses faced the barrier in the
last race. Dr.. Hollis. the iavorIte got
away in front and was never In danger,
winning over Belle Brady In fast sprint
down the stretch.
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JOHNSON FAVORS A
SHORTER BALL SEASON
Believes 40 Games Would Be
About Right for Major
Leagues.

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-B. B. johnson,
president of tho American league, fa-
vors shorter schedule for the two
major leagues, instead of lcngthening
the list Of games, rs proposed by
Charles W. Murphy Of the Chicago Ma,
tlonal league team. The American
league executive said yesterday that lie
would favor schedule Of 140 games
IN the place of the l5l- game series
that was played last year.
President Johnson says that the short
schedule would not work a hardship on
the club owners, except perhaps on
those whose teams were ''way up III
the race. -
The average game in the major
league after September 20. according
to President Johnson, barely pays ex.
penses,
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Jeffries Taking
Care of Himself
ARCHBISHOP Ryan
AGAINST FOOIRA|I
Comment Is Brought Ont i,
Death of Michael y
Burke.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 9.-"ro,o.
barbarous and ought 10 no a.o,'sl
said Archbishop Ryan of this CITY tos
Instead they should play ,,. S'sT
football. 1t Is the kind we ni,,,, aug
! was nj college, where the pIaveu.- VIZ
the ball and not each other '"'es I'd
b.. Archl9.Ishop Ryan's commcn, :.
Burke, student at the Ne6ico SH,lcls.
Sical college. vino suffered fatal MIN,
III game last Saturday. hIine
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PROOF THAT FOOTBALL
INTERESTS THE PUBLIC

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Nov. &.--Whcn
the time for applications for tickets Tor
the Yale Harvard football game at Cam
bridge ended today nearly 5000 tickets
representing more than half of the seat
ing capacity of tho Harvard stadium
had been spoken for.
For the Princeton game. to he played
&c 900 applications have been received
from Vale men. While Princeton has
taken $500 which leaves the ticket de-
partment 1900 short. as but 5000 can be
accommodated on the Yale stands.
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CAPTAIN JOHN BERRY
TRYING FOR LAHM CUP

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 3.-Fhe balloon Melba
Ill. with Captain John Berry as pilot
and Miss Julia IIoerner as aide. as
ccnded here late today in an effort TO
LIT the Ldlm cup,
Ii will be for the first long fight for
woman from ST. Louis. Miss Hocrner
Is qualifying 10 act as q licensed pilot.
Captain Berry said he expected 10 remain
in the air at least thirty-siX hours.
Enough sand and provisions for four
days trip were carried.
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TOM M'CAREY OFFERS
Big FIGHT PURSE
Willing to Guarantee Seventy
Five Thousand for Jeffries-
Johnson Fight.

Los ANGELES, Cal, Nov. 3.-Tom
McCarey, head Of the Pacific Athletic
club, IS preparing to 90 10 New York
and bid for the Jcfries,Johnson fight.
McCarey says he is prepared TO offer
$40 900 for the battle.
If his offer is accepted when the
bids are opened December l. tho pro
moter Will return and arrange to put
the white and black champions on for
forty-fyc rounds at Vernon.
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Preparing for Game.

The high school football team did some
fast work Wednesday afternoon while at
practice. The boys have decided to work
hard in preparation for the Saturday
game with the Granite team. which Will
decide the championship. The first two
days OF practice this week was farce.
Captain Fitzpatrick and Manager Nc
Curdy talked with the boys Wednesday
and stirred up little interest for the
Saturday game. The Granite team has
won from every team but the high school.
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GREAT OPPOSITION AGAINST FOOTBALL
PLAYER DROPS DEAD
ON FOOTBALL FIELD
Result of Hard Scrimmage; :;
High Schools to Abolish
Brutal Game.

CRAwFORDSVILLE. Ind. Nov, g.
Harry Houston. nineteen years old, lell
dead of heart failure as the result oil
oyer-cxertIon here yesterday afternoon at
football. lie suffered faintlng spells art
er n scrimmage and complained of pains
lin the region of Lis heart. Other players
assisted him from the gridiron- houston
succumbcd u. few minutes later. Steps
WIN he taken. il Is said, TO abolish foot
bali among high school players mere
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-04
Fisherman Arrested.
Special to The Tribune


MURRAY. Nov. 3--Fish and game
wardens are kept extremely busy these
DAYS in rounding up Youngsters who per-
sSt in breaking tho fish and game laws.
iJ a. Ball was arrested this week by
Game Warden Bingley on the charge OF
fishing in the Jordan river without the
necessary license. Bail furnished q Si0
bail for his appearance in court
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-04
ENGLISH AVIATOR
BREAKS ALL RECORDS

MOURMELON. France, Nov, 3.-Hcnry
Farman. English aviator. today won the
Mlchclin cup. beating all aeroplaue rec
orls for duration of flight and distance.
lie covered over 252 liilometers Q4i
mIles) In 4 hours, minutes and % sec
onds. The previous best record was made
by Farman at RHEIMS last August. when
he won the Grand PrlN de Lachampagnc,
travelling 1S0 kilomcters U1l,1S mlles) in
hours. minutes and SO 2-5 seconds.