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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-31
Notice Of trustees Sale.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT:
Whereas, On the LIST day OF october,
1902, Lillian Nelson made, executed ana
delivered to the Houston Real Estate In
vestment company her certain promiss0ry
note In writing dated on that day Wnere-
BY she agreed to pay TO the order OF said
company on the LIST day Of October l5J55
the sum Of 500, with interest at the rate
or per cent per annun, and
Whereas, To secure the payment OF said
prOmissOry note the said Lillian Nelson
on said DAY made, executed and delivered
TO the undersigned, c. w. Johnson as
trustee, her certain deed Of trust, where
by she conveyed to the undersigned, as
trustee, the following described property
situated in salt Lake county, state OF
Utah, tO-wit: Lot Is, block ], Biggs
First addition to Salt Lake City" which
said trust deed was duly witnessed and
acknowledged and was on the 4th day OF
October 1902, recorded in book 5E Of mort
cages, page 5u, Of the records Of the
county recorder Of Salt Lake county
Utah, to which records reference IS here
by made for the provisions Of said trust
deed, and
Where's. Said trust deed provided
among other provisions, that should said
Lillian Nelson fail or refuse to pay said
debt or the interest thereon or any part
thereof, when the same shall become due
and payable, then the undersigned at the
request Of the legal holder Of said note
may proceed TO sell the property at public
vendue to the highest bidder at the west
front door Of the court house at the COun-
ty seat Of SAT- Lake county, Utah, for
cash, first giving twenty days public no
tiCe of the time, terms and place OF sale
and the description Of the property to be
sold by advertisement at least once
week in some newspaper printed and
published in the county Of Salt Lake, and
upon such sale to execute and deliver a
deed in fee simple Of the property sold to
the purchaser thereof, and
Whereas, The Indebtedness represented
by said prOmissOry note became due on
the LIST day Of October, 1905, and there is
now due thereon and unpaid the sum on
$500 with interest thereon at the rate of
z per cent per annum from October ],
1863, and
Whereas. The legal holder OF said note
has requested the undersigned to sell said
property as provided for in said trust
deed,
Now, therefore, in accordance with SAID
request and Of the authority in me vested
by the terms Of said trust deed, and on aC-
count Of the default in the payment Of
said debt, 7 hereby give notice that I
will sell said property at public veudue
to the highest bidder for cash at the west
front door Of the court house (ths city
and county building at Salt Lake City,
Utah. at twelve o'clock noon on Friday,
the 31st day of December. 1909.
Dated this 9th day Of December. 1909.
c. w. JOHNSON,
Trustee.
Stephens, Smith & Porter attorneys.
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At Jacksonville

Jacksonville, Fla, Dec. 3O.-Grande
Dame was the only faVOrite to win at
MOncrief park today. The big upset was
in the third race. Tim McGrath, heavily
played favOrite, was left at the post 1t
then looked like a sure thing for LasaIle.
but IN the stretch run Sally Preston,
20 to / shot, made a great run, due to
good riding by Mccarthy, and won, Sum
mary:
First race, five furlongs, selling-Hori-
zOn, 10 to 7, won; Glen Beachy, to 1,
second; Scruples, 10 to 10. third. Time
o.
Second race, six furlongs, selling
Grande Dame, 4 to 5, won; Hooray, to
/, second; Many Colors, 8 to 1, third. Time
LIB As.
Third race, five and a half furlongs.
selling Sally Preston. 20 to I. won; Geo.
w. Leobolt. to ]. second; Lasalle to
2, third Time-1:08 3-5.
Fourth race. seven furlOngs, selling
Ballot Box, Is to 5, won; Otilo' to 1,
second; Roseboro, 5 to ?, third. Time
80 3-5.
Fifth race, mile, selling-Paradise
Queen, TO >, won; Cowen, z to /, second;
Furnace, to /, third. Time-1:44 35.
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth, sell
ing-COunty Clerk, to /. won; St. Joseph,
II to ,, second; OberOn. to 3, third.
Time-.-04 10
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JUAREZ ENTRIES.

Juarez, Dec. S0.-Entries for December
81:
First race, six furlongs-Hollow, no.;
Gresham. Convenient, MaXnal, Florence
Myers. Tillinghast Don Hamilton, ORR
flamb, Pastorius, 107; @Deuce, 105i RVir-
ginia Lindsay, 102
Second race, five furlOngs-May Day,
Camera, DR.. Smoot, Lord Clinton. Jud-
ith Page, Roland, Bob Lynch, Fusileer,
FairmOnt, Pineapple, 10; Santasia, Con
dila, 102.
Third race. five and a half furlongs-
Force, 113; sSeven Full. LOmonde, 10;
Fire Ball, 100: @Ocean Queen, Dick Rose,
106: Pelleas, VohOOme, Golden, 104; Cae-
sar Augustus, 1O3: Light Knight, 102:
@Minnie Bangert 90.
Fourth race, six furlongs-Cull, John
Sparks, Mrs. Nugent, Hidden Hand, /.
q. Eckert, [iamesha H. Bonnie Reg. Bill
Bramble, Myrtle Dixon, Hannibal Bey,
107; Beaver Dam Lad, los; @Bertmont, 102.
Fifth race, five and a half furlOngs-
$Stundstan, 106 %A1ike MOlett Brunhilde,
1903; FKyle, Siscus, Rio Pecas, 102: Dixie
Gem, Alarmed, Catherine Scott, SO;
"Aunt Nancy, IS.
Sixth race, selling, one mile-Bonnie
Prince Charlie, Arcourt, 1G9; Dainty Belle,
Niblick, Wolferton, Sensible. 105; slight
house, DR.. DSnnie, "Knight Blaze, 100;
HBrougham, swine berry, IS.
F-ApprentiCe allowance.
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Summons

IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
court in and for Salt Lake county. State
of Utah. OrsOn A. Chaffee, plaintiff VS.
Alice u. Chaffee, defendant-SummOns -
The State of Utah to the said defen-
dant; You are hereby summoned to APP
pear within twenty days after the service
OF this summons upon you, If served with
in the county in which this action is
brought, otherwise within thirty DAYS
after service, and defend the above en-
titled action; and in case of your failure
so to DO judgment viii be rendered against
you according to the demands of the com
plant which has been filed with the clerk
of said court This action is brought for
the purpose Of dissOlving the bonds OF
matrimOny heretofore and now existing
between said plaintiff and said defendant
POWERS & MARIONEAUX AND ]. W..
MKINNEY,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
PostOffice address: Rooms 202-3-8-5-6-7
Herald building, Salt Lake City, Utah
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What's What in Sports
All the Time
FERNANDO HAS ANOTHER
REVERSAL Of FORM
Failed to Show Speed in Oakland
Handieap-Some Popular
Winners.

Oakland. Dec. 30.-Foggy and threaten
ing weather prevailed at Emeryvile to-
day and the track was muddy. Fer
nando was an Odds-on favorite for the
LathrOp handicap, but did not show the
speed he had in his last race. Hamper
Won from BinOcular.
jim Gaftney, heavily played, Won ali
the way in the third.
Jockey Glass was suspended for his
ride on Arasee yesterday and the race
is sun under investigation. Results:
First race, five and One-half furlOngs,
seHing-Sainotta, l04 CObuTn, II to 8, wOni
metropolitan, no, Nespers 8 to ]. second
Wicket l07. Cotton, 20 10 ]. third. Time
1;uS 10. Banorella, Silvia Fir, Dixie Dix
on, Gramercy, Biased, CalOpus and Ell
M0linO finished as named.
Second race, SIX furLOngs, selnng-Sal-
wage, LOG, Denny, even, won; Little But
ter cup, 107, Cross, j. TO ]. second Colonel
Jack, 100, Mentry 10 J. third. Time
1:15 2-5. PickaWay, Anna May, PaciECiO,
Burning Bush Illusion, Bemay and Sur
ETY. finished as named.
Third race mile and a sixteenth, sell
ing-Jim Gaffney, l0l, COburn, l3 to 5,
WOni ROseVales 104, Gross, TO i, second
John Louis. 100. Vesper, to 2, third.
Iime-1.E 3-5. Bishop W. and Dr. Mayer
finished as named.
Fourth race, five furlongs-Hamper IS,
Kedris, TO I, won; BinOcular, s. jansen,
TO !, second; Fernando, lO5 Martin,
~ AN1 AllAlt A4AlAE slN u-as GEpllAAf IT c-L4lEA
Downey and Rapid Water finished as
named.
Fifth race. mile, selling-Belmere. 10o,
Dugan, 13 10 8. won; Silk Spring, 100,
NOsper, Q to ], second; Cocksure, 100, Mon
zoe, 10 TO I, third. Time-1:H 4-5. Roy
Junior, Aftermath, NOvgOr0d, Wapa,
Peggy O'Neai and Jim Hanna finished
as named.
Sixth race. Futurity course, selling-ln-
clement, 40, Monroe, to l. won; Ores
n
Radtke, o TO ], third. Time-1lG So Bisk-
IA, MOllie MOntrOse, May Sutton, Mar
burg, Emma G., Micaela and Captain John
finished as named.
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SCHEDULE COMMITTEE
NAMED BY JOHNSON

Chicago, Dec. 3O.-President Ban B.
Johnson Of the American league today
named as the schedule committee Of that
organization Charles A. Comiskey, Chi
cago; F. j. Farrell, New York, and Pres
ident Johnson
Johnson said the committee would fight
hard for the 154 games schedule. The
schedule committees of the two major
baseball leagues viii meet at PittsbuTg
late in January. COmiskey, following his
appointment on the American league COM
mittee, asked that Hugh Duffy, now man
ager of the Chicago American league
team, be permitted to serve in his place.
This request probably viii result IN the
gathering Of all the managers and UNI
pires Of the league here at the time Of
the February schedule meeting to discuss
proposed changes in thu rules.
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SpringNilIe.
ANDERSON AT OGDEN
TRAINING FOR KARP

Especial TO The neutrality-suspicious.
ogden, Dec. Sous Anderson, who is
scheduled to meet Stanley Karp in a
wrestling bout here during the Wool
Growers convention, arrived in Ogden
tonight to take UP final training. He has
arranged to take on several local Wrest-
lers in practice bouts between now and
the time of the big bout. Ferguson, the
crack wrestler of the local fire depart
partner,
Much interest is being manifested in
the preliminary bout between Ferguson
and Dale Dean Of the Salt Lake Y. NJ. G.
A., which viii be held Immediately prior
to the AndersOn-Karp bout.
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OF <LANp ENTRIES.

Oakland, Dec 3O.-Entries for December
81 at EmeryVine:
First race, five furlOngs, twO-year-olds,
purse-Cintra, 1922 Bit of Fortune, I'D;
Basela, I'D; Pride of LismOre, 10; Presen-
dente, I'D; Sal Atticum, 1l5; CanteT, 10S5
DirectellO los; Phosphorus, 1Ol; Barney
Mason 1O4; Babe Nicely, 104: Herlina, 104
Second race. six furlOngs all ages, sell
ing-St Avon, 1925 BucOlic. 12S; Escama-
do, 100; Titus IL, 100; Sir Barry, 12S: Jill
lett l2ii Billy Myer. 12f; YbOr, 120; Mel
tonsale, H.; Silver Grain, 1l2; MenndOra,
100. COntrdCOSta 100.
Third race, mile and twenty yards, all
ages, sellng-MOss Back, 1l6; Kermit lii ;
Maud McG-, Ill Trust, Ill; Silver Line
I'LL Surety, III; Lady Kitty. 106; Sink
Spring, los; Blanche c., 100; Elayigny, 106;
MiderChO 1O4; Delmas, 81.
Fourth race. seven fuTlOngs. ElmiTa
handicap, OlGs-@Turret, 100:
1Sonia, 10l; Lady Elizabeth, 101; Daddy
Clip, 100; Raleigh. 100; p. D., 100; Redeem,
81: Eddie GTaney. IS. Occupied.
Fifth race, mile and twenty yards, all
ages, selling-AIy Pal, Ill; LuXuriO, III;
Salina, Ill; Huapala, III; TrOcha, JOG.
Homeless. 1O6; LiUhOlin, JOG. WOlfville. 106;
Special Delivery, 106; Gretchen c., 101; St.
Athens. 10l; Right Sort, 101.
Sixth race, futurity course thTee-year-
Odds and up, selling-Marvel p. Ill; Grace
c., III; Lanita, 107; FredOna. 107; Salomy
Jane, 10l; Ornate, 10l; BanrOse, 1O7; Cos
siper 1T. l0l; Birth, l07; Belle FarrOw, 104;
Thistle Belle 100.
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TheSPOrtingAuthOrity
Of Salt Lake
TAFT'S SISTER-IN-LAW
BUYS BALL GROUNDS

Philadelphia, Dec. 8o.-AIrs. Annie Sin
ton Taft. slster-in-law Of President Taft
and the wife OF Charles p, Taft of Gin
cinuau is the new owner of the Phila-
delphia National leagus baseball grounds.
The deed and lease for the property were
filed In City hall late this afternoon and
show that Mrs. Taft, and not her hus-
band. has title TO the grounds.
John J. Rogers and A. j. Reach, former
owners of the grounds, transferred the
title this afternoon. Charles w. Murphy.
president of the Chicago National league
club represented the purchaser who was
announced as Charles II. Taft
The purchase price was not given OUT
but papers filed with the recorder Of
deeds show that the price was $4,000.
The Philadelphia National league base
BAH club is given a lease on the grounds
for ninety-nina years. with the privilege
of buying the plot at the expiration OF
twenty wears.
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At Tampa

Tampa, Fla, Dec. 30.-Red Hussar.
backed down from % to 1 to to 1, won
the feature event at today's races. The
coolest weather in two years prevailed.
but a large crowd was present Orlandot,
who was cut down in yesterdays race.
was destroyed this morning. Results:
First race, five furlongs-Tom Dolan. 2
to ), won; Dredger, 6 to /, second; Male
con, 10 to I, third. Time-1:O5 %
Second race, five furlOngs, selling-CoI.
Zeb, 10 2, won; Vanadium, g to :, sec
ond; Alvese, to ?, third. Time-1:O6 2-5.
Third race, five furlOngs-St Deiniel. 2
to ., won; Lou Lanier, 10 to 1, second /:
Autumn Girl 3 to 2, third. Time-1:O5 IS
Fourth race, five and a half furlongs-
Fundamental, even, won; Alice Mack 8
to ], second; Serenade, to /, third. Time
-1.13
Fifth race. seven furlongs-Warren
GrisWeU. 8 to /, won: Canopian. even
second; Charlotte Hamilton, to 1, third
Time-1:34
Sixth race, mile, sellingARed Husssr
s to 1. won. Lille Turned. 4 TO 1 sec
ondi Cassowary, 4 to l. third. Time-1:40.
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SULLIVAN AND COLLINS
BOTH At TOP FORM

Pete Sullivan spent busy day at his
training quarters at the Manhattan Ath-
letic club rooms yesterday. He went
through the usual work on the road in
the morning and the gymnasium stunts
in the afternoon, taking on some Of the
aspiring amateurs with the gloves.
"Slugy" Galacher, one Of the amateurs
who Will appear in the club bouts. went
Pete fast enough to make the clever
lightweight look to his guarding.
Joe Burns, manager of Bird Leg Col
Inns, made the trip to Ogden yesterday
to see how his man was getting along.
Collins has quarters at 800 Twenty-fifth
street and his first workout was attended
by a big crowd.
Il never saw Collins work better" said
Burns. He is in great shape and his
boxing has improved p per cent. Sui
livan will find him about the hardest
man he has met. The boys are going to
back Collins to win"
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IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
court Of the state Of Utah, I'm and for
the county Of Salt Lake probate divi-
sion). In the matter of the estate and
guardianship of Joseph Daft, a minor
Notice.
The undersigned will sell at private sale
on OF after the 8th day Of January, A. ID.
1910, the following described property: An
undivided thirteen three hundred and fif-
teenths Q3-315) interest i'm and to the fol
lowing described property: Commencing
sixty-five feet north from the southeast
corner of lot one, block siKty-niue, plat
A, Salt Lake City survey, and running
thence north sixteen One-half feet, west
one hundred six and One-half feet south
sixteen one-half feet, east one hundred
six one-half feet to the place Of begin
ming; and written bids VIII be received
at No. Gil Mccormick building. Salt Lake
City, Utah. Terms OF sale, cash. ten per
cent accompanying bid, ana balance on
confirmation Of sale by the court.
Dated December 9th, A. .. 1893.
III. II. KRIEBEL. Guardian.
Dan B. Shields, attorney for guardian.
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MIDNIGHT BRINGS CLOSE
OF 1909 DUCK SEASON

With the close of the year today the
duck hunter drops into reveries-for the
duck season ends today For months to
come the devOtee of the art of bringing
down the fowl will have TO content him
self with his past seasons record and
looking forward to the next season.
Local spOrtsmen have been busy the
last day or two, and members of the gun
clubs and Individual shooters" have
been finding a good excuse for a day
off during the holiday season. B. T.
Clark, one of the most enthusiastic of
them all, came in last night with 90 birds
to account for two days shooting on the
Great American desert. Ben is one of
the cracks, but admitted, like many of
t heOthers, that bagging the game since
the cold spell has been something Of hard
work, and modestly admits that it takes
some shot to bring in the days legal bag
limit.
With the cold weather the birds have
been scarce for some weeks.
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ure to comply with orders Of the parent
body.
Tucker in Charge.
Secretary Tucker, in his letter, said that
he has been placed temporarily IN charge
OF all contests formerly controlled by the
eastern association.
Edmund Lamy, whose disqualification
by the eastern association precipitated the
present disagreement, will start at scratch
in races to be held on January s. 1910, at
Saratoga park, Brooklyn, under the
auspices of the international union.
Mr.. Hemment took the position that the
whole dispute, which has now developed
into a fight, originated in the alleged fail
ure of Emund Lamy, the national skating
zee in the Eastern Skating association.
The fact that the western association has
broken off relations with the eastern body
is completely ignored here.
1--WE shall continue to send our skaters
west" said President Hemment, and
shall continue to recognize westerneTs
here. But IN the matter of the inteT4a-
tiOnal unions rights in this case of Lamy,
you may rest assured that we shall fight
to the finish"
Tennis and Golf.
Though the tennis and golf situations
have developed no new phases in the
last few days, it is evident leaders say,
that the breach between east and west
is wide. Especially it would appear that,
if the National Lawn Tennis association.
which meets here soon, does not recOg-
nize the western demand for a clay court
national tournament, the WesteTners will
withdraw.
Mr.. Sullivan is inclined to favor the
western attitude, though the matter is adj
mittedly outside the jurisdiction Of the
A. A. L.
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Although this winter has seen more dis
sensiOn than in several years. it is Mr.
Suliivan's firm belief that the present
sectional division OF sports viii constant
ly broaden toward the national idea And
one necessity to effect this growth. he
holds, is a supreme court of appeals in
sport.
There are three or four millions OF
people in organized athletics of all sorts
in this country" said Mr. Sullivan land
the center of that athletic population is
constantly moving westward.
West to Front.
Thirty years ago it was concentrated
in and around New York, but we have
been forced to acknowledge that the west
is rapidly effecung a balance in the coun-
uy's athletic interests.
1.-THE A. A. u. this year had its ma
tiOnal championships IN Seattle; in the
coming year they viii be held in New
Orleans, and Chicago man is now pres
ident of the union. These concessions
came naturally and have resulted in gem
eral benefit TO sports.
I'VE must have, and shall have some
day, an international board of full con-
troll, with international rules and regula-
tiOns."
1t was evident at the headquarters of
the Eastern Amateur Skating association
today that there was much indignation
over report from Chicago that the IN
ternatiCnal Skating union had eliminated
it from the governing body Of skating.
THAT announcement is premature said
President j. c. Hemment Of the eastern
association.
Nevertheless, Mr. Hemment was nOti-
fled tonight by Fred II. Tucker, jr., sec
rotary of the International Skating Union
Of America, that the Eastern Amateur
Skating association had forfeited its mem
bership in the international union for fall
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OLD BRIGHTON BEACH
TO BE HEARD FROM

Racing association intends TO play an i'm
pOrtant part in turf affairs next year.
Plans for a large number OF new stables
have been prepared and work on them
viii be begun at once.
a conference of the Brighton Beach Of
ficials has been called for next week. to
discuss plans for next season. and a mem
Der Of the state racing commission will
probably be present
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poubIes-CIass 1,
KANSAS CITY BOUTS
ARE ALL CALLED OFF

Kansas City, Dec. 30.-The ten-round
boxing contest between Willie Gibbs of
Philadelphia and Teddy Peppers OF KAN
sas City was declared off tonight
The men were to have met New Years
afternoon. Peppers failure to post his
forfeit money is given as the reason.
The contest between Fighting Dick
Hyland and Cyclone Johnny" Thomp-
son, set for January 10. also has been
called off owen Moran probably VIII
appear here about January l3.
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BASEBALL RULES ARE
TO BE REVISED SOON

Cincinnati, Dec 30-President Thomas
]. Lynch and Secretary Heydler and
Manager John Il. Griffith of the Gin
cinnau club, constitute the new rules
committee appointed by the National
league. These men viii hold a series Of
meetings in New York in the next few
weeks and recommend certain alterations
i'm the rules The alterations will be con-
sidered by the 'magnates at their meet
fnsr in February
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A. A. u. HEAD TALKS AGAINST OUTLAWS
TO STOP TELLTALE IN
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Cincinnati, Dec. 9O.-Garry Hermann.
chairman of the National Baseball COM
mission and president Of the Cincinnati
club, acknowledged today that steps were
being taken to stop the leak whereby
the intentions OF clubs in the National
league to release certain players have be-
come public.
He stated, however, that the matter
was without the jurisdiction of the com
mission, since it concerned only the Ma
tiOnal league.
President Lynch Of the National league
has taken charge OF the investigation.
May Be Philadelphia,
Chicago, Dec. 30.-A Pittsburg special
to the Tribune says:
''Magnates Of the National league are
indignant because of the leak that has
developed in the last two weeks regard
ing the asking of waivers on players about
to be disposed Of.
''This seepage has been traced to Phila-
delphia, it is claimed, and, from a high
source, it was learned that steps will be
taken by the national commission to close
it up.
1.-THE recent bulletins affecting the ask
ing of waivers, it is said by at least three
club officials all come from Philadelphia.
During the last week there has been
considerable correspondence exchanged on
this subject by the various club presi-
dents"
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The notifications President Bishop viii
suggest will include the elimination from
the program of the crOss-cOuntry balloon
flight and the proposed contest Of diri-
gible balloons between Los Angeles and
San Francisco. The prizes offered seem
TO stipulate that the contestants must
reach a definite goal
Mr.. Bishop contends that as no dirigi-
BILE balloon attained anything like sue
cess in the recent offer of a 10000 prize
for a flight from New York to Albany,
it would not be reasonable to suppose a
dirigible could make three times the dis
lance from Los Angeles to San Francisco.
Mr. Bishop, land everything seems sat
isfactOry with the exception Of a number
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NEW GOVERNING BODY
FOR CANADIAN SPORTS

New York. Dec. SO.-New York head
quarters Of the A A. L. have received
official notification from the Amateur
Athletic Federation of Canada that, at
a meeting recently held in Montreal, the
federation officially disbanded and is now
part of a new body that Will govern
sports I'm Canada
This action leaves the A A u. with
out Canadian alliances In the future,
American athletes desiring to compete in
Canada must apply for a permit there
and must also have the permission Of the
A. A T.