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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28
EXTRA SPECIAL

Silk Petticoat Sale, all grades, any
shade, at big reductions, at
d3.w1t The Ladies' Toggery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28

| Portable Grain Elevators for Horse
Power and Gasoline Engines, in
Istock at Robertson's. wit
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A chance you can't afford to miss,
lis new 1909 any style single We
hicle at regular price with set Of
good harness thrown in. For the
next 80 days.
| Farris. e. Cadithorn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28
ENTERTAINMENT At ELE-
CANT COUNTRY HOME

Mr., and Mrs. Pollock opened their
handsome new country home, east
of this city, with a reception last
evening. For some weeks painters
and decorators have been at WORK
on the residence aud 1t Is now one
of the incest country places in the
State.
There were many guests present.
Dancing and games were enjoyed
by those fortunate enough to be
there and before they returned to
town delightful refreshments were
served
Among those who attended the
affair we're:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E, West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bruton,
DIR. and Mrs. e. S. Cave.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Eld. Shearer.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. Race.
| Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Hoxsey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Mcclure.
MIR. and Mrs. II. L. Miller.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Miller
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Glendye
/ Mr.. and Mrs. l. T. McCue
t Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Edmonston.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. q. Berrey.
D Mrs. Mark Pitcher
t Miss Mabel Pitcher
Miss Martha Frost
Miss Hattie Pasqueth
Miss Willie Robnett
DR.. Frank Spence
DR.. Pasqueth
II Mr.. Gus Pasqueth
: Prof. Millett
5 A Horse Blankets an,
Ir Winter Robes
. Durkee & Dearing
e Liberty Lanterns best mad
! Durkee & Dearin
u E. p. French, of Martinsburg, wa
% in Mexico on business this week.
-H--
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]. w. Million, president of Hardin
College, at the Baptist Convention in
SedaIia introduced resolution en-
dorsing the movement for Statewide
prohibition, which was cordially and
unanimously adopted.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28

New Country Sorghum, at
d2.w1 Smith Bros.
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FORT WAYNE, INDIANA,
ON r
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kniQhtS TeTNp|ar Attention

Crusade CommandTy NO.
% K. T. will meet in called
Concalve on Tuesday evening
Oct. 18th at 7 o'clock. Mem
bers requested to attend, Visi-
tors welcome. By order Of
T. B. Duncan, E. c.
]. ]. Steele, Recorder
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28
EARN WANTED.

The Ladies' Toggery
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Ferria & Canthorn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-05
jim AND JACK WILL
SPLIT FIGHT PURSE
Jeffries Is Not So Sure of That
Winners End and Takes
Half.

NEW YORK, Dec. 4--The secrecy OF
the meeting Of Jefrries, Johnson and the
fight promoters in Hoboken hotel, just
before announcing the signing OF articles
OF agreement, is now believed by many
sporting authorities to have been for the
purpose OF making second and private
agreement IN which the principals stipu-
lated TO split tho purse of slo1, 900 evenly,
instead of 10 per cent TO the winner and
% per cent 10 the loser.
Tho reason ascribcd for this secret
change In the published division OF the
purse is that at 75 and 25 per cent each
contestant was betting the other TO ]
that he would win, while, AS Il matter OF
fact. no such odds prevail now nor are
they expected TO be offered. II is now
considered an even-money chance,
The night after the bids for the fight
were opened, and the day tho Rickard
bid was accepted. TEX Rickard spent
eight hours in Jeffries's rooms, but to-
day the Nevada sporting man denied that
he had offered or given JeIfries $4,000 in
cash to favor his bid, This story was
current on Broadway.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-05
DARING WOMAN FACES
BLIZZARD FOR WAGER
Will Try to Walk 435 Miles in
Seventeen Days, ShoshOne
to Denver.

CHEY ENNE. Wyo,. Dec. f,-Footsore
and frostbltten. but game TO the core
Mrs Arizona Owens, who is walking
from Shoshonc. Wyo., 10 Denver, on Il
wager. left here this morning for Den
vcr, She staggered into Cheyenne short
ly before midnight last night. after
tbirtyflve hours battle with the sever
est storm of the year. during which she
had walked 120 miles without sleep.
Mrs. Owens left Shosbone twelve days
ago determined TO walk the i35 miles
TO Denver In seventeen days. Small al
most frai garbed like a gypsy. she
plowed pluckily through snow above her
shoe tops during much OF her journey
of the last few days.
During the long journey she lost count
Of the days. and when she arrived at
llartvile Junction. 100 miles north of
Cheyenne. she believed she was a day be-
hind her schedule. TO make up this
supposed lost Ume she decided TO walk
TO Cheyenne without rest. A storm was
raging Thursday morning. when she left
the Junction. but she was not Gaunted
and She ploddcd along all day Thurs
day and Thursday night, even though
the storm increased, and by the time
she arrived here her drawn features gave
her au appearance which was pathetic,
despite the massive shooter strapped at
her waist.
This morning the temperature had
fallen 10 that OF blizzard, when Mrs.
Owens set out for Denver, which place
she expects TO reach in three days.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-05
SIR ORMOHDE Wins
QD|CkSTEP HANDICAP
Horse Goes Begging at 10 TO | /;
Jockey Howard Makes
Pretty Ride.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec. i.--Over
5000 people witnessed an excellent pro-
grammo at Moncreif park today The
Qulckstep handicap. the feature OF the
afternoon went To Sir Ornonde, who was
freely offered at 10 10 l. Jockey Howard
got the Ross colt off nicely and led all
the way, although he WAS forced to drive
from the head of the stretch TO stall on
the challenge OF Hoffman. The latter was
favorite.
summary
First race six furlongs. selling--Colden
Flora II TO .. won. Our Nugget, 10 10 j,
second; Phoronis, to !. third Time,
117,
Second race. seven furlongs. selling
Carthage. 4 TO b. won; Ballot Box, 10
10 ! second, St Joseph, 20 /, third.
Time. i:29.
Third race. six furlones. selllng--Pan- :
touhc l. 10 !, won; Talsahlra, TO l..
second; Mary f, s to /, third Time.
l:15.
Fourth race, the Quickstcp handicap,
five furlongs-Sir Or1nonde, 10 TO ]. won
Hoffman,, I 10 3. second, Topnote, TO /,
third. Cline. 1;O2 1-5.
Fifth race. mile, selling. handicap
Black Oak. to l.. won; First Premium.
: 10 l, second; Dr. Barkley. to 2. third.
Time, l:12,
Sixth race. mile and ne-quarter, SELL
ing-Oberon. 70 10. won; County Clerk,
5 10 2, second; Irrigator. 30 TO /. third
Time, 2:l0 S.,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-05
Varsity Basketball

Now that football at the university is a
thing OF tho past, the attention Of tho
coaches iS solely directed toward developing
strong basketball team. Although IL is
only the second year for the gymnasium game
at the u tho men arc showing up we'll
Tho varsity cap boast OF two full teams,
abou, equally matched, and there is strong
competition for places it is difficult 10 tell
just who will make tho first team from tho
men trying out. At present tho first team
consists OF six men Horsfal, captain Of the
varsity team Inst year and reelected this
season, is playing center. Two mon on the
team arc from the Dehi high school. Evans
and Homstoad. Evans is playing forward
and HomStcad guard. Roskelly, star
guard Of the Il. Y. G. team for four years, is
holding the same position OF the varsity,
aud is easily ths swifteSt man on the team.
Erickson played on tho varsity tenn last
yenr aud in doing good work again. Rom
ney from the Salt Lake high school, is play
ing right forward and though his time has
largely been taken mp with football, he is
now practicing in tho gym aud Is showing
his old-time good form.
Tho first exhibition of basketball this sea
son for the varsity tenn will be match
eamo with tho y. NJ. g. A., next Saturday
evening in the Y NJ. c. \. gymnasium,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-05
WH|TAEY'S TRAINER
HAD BIG SUCCESS
Young Horses Best for English
Grass Tracks, Says
JOyner.

NEW YORK, Dec. A. !. Joyner, who
trained the horses of III. r. Whitney in
England last season. and who returned to
Now York Friday on the Lusitania. Is en-
thusiastic over the performance OF the
American horses on the English turf. lie
announces that on his return after the
holidays he will take more OF tho Whit
ney horses abroad with him. Joyncr says
that he had more success with young
horses.
'They come TO hand" he says, "much
more readily, find than on this side OF
the Atlantic. and there was nothing new
for them either in climatic conditions or
In the grass courses over which they ran,
A number OF the older horses have been
shipped back to America, but there is
no Intention on the part of American
horsemen to curtall their English estab-
lishmcnts.'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-05
FIVE FAV0RITES WIN
AT THE TAMPA TRACK

TAMPA. Fla. Dec. A.-Five fsvorites won
and rewarded tremendous crowd at the
Tampa track this afternoon Ideal weather
prevailed and wollbaanced folds went 10
the post. The good thing OF the day was
Alice, who has not been at her best at pro.
NOUS starta. The word went around that
she was right, ard barrel OF money went
in her.
First raco 1vo md half furongs, selling
Force 7 10 10, won: Eva Tanguay, 3 10
/, second; Captain Glore, 10 /, third. Time,
1;12 SO.
Second race six fnrlones. scllipg--Zeola.
70 ., won; Bale5hed. 60 .. second; Hur-
lock, S 10 /, third. Time, .21.
Third race, Eve furlongs. selling--Ame-
tus, to 10, won Lucullus, I2 to 5. sec
ond; Simonette, TO 1. third Time,
.05 3.5.
Fourth race. six furIongs. solline-Hy.
periou, " ;, won l.. T. Shipp, 20 to 1
second La Sale, TO ., third. Time,
1:1s SIS.
Fifth race. ono mile and sixteenth. sell
ing-Alec, o to 3. won: Elysium- 10 j
second, Great Jubilee, to 1, third. Time,
l:56.
Sixth race, one mile and an eighth. soil.
ing-Lilie Turner, j 10 .. won. Huerfapo
q to ]. second; Nanep, TO l, third. Time
c:00 2.5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-05
Y0kEL WOULD LIKE
TO MEET KARP ON MAT

Mike Yokel, just to show that he is =
good follow, says that he is willing to wres.
tie K8rp in private before n few invited
friends 20 prove that he is bettor man
than Karp. OF course, Yokcl says that he
would like 10 meet Karp in public, as he
would be able 10 make n little money out
Of tho deal Yokcl believes that Karp Is
not 90 confident Of winning as he was when
he first came here, and for that reason
turnod down tho y. NJ. G. a. proposition,
In regard 10 tho receipts, Yokol said &C.
cordng In the terms named IN karp. the
gate receipts would have 10 run over $500
before Eokcl got O cent. As far as ref
cree is concerned, YoEcl is satisfied with
any well known honest man.
Il. NJ. Burgess heavyweight champion
wrestler Of tho Y. NJ. G. A, viii lsavc Mon
day for London, where no expects TO make
his home
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-05
Arson Enters Race
for Baseball Chair
NOTHING DOING UNTIL
TEX RICHARD ARRIVES.
Interest Continues in Jetfries.
johnson Fight; Big Crowd
Expected.

The interest i'll the Jeffries- Johnson
fight continues TO be the chief topic OF
conversation on the streets and the peo-
pie now feel that they have beaten out
California In the race for the biggest and
most important glove contest ever sched-
uled in the history OF the ring. 1t seems
that everybody is anxious 10 have the
contest hold here ard everybody Is boost
ing for IL.
Nothing will be done further in regard
TO the fight here until TEX" Rickard ar
I1Ves from the east. He is expected TO bs
here by the end of the week and at thai
time all arrangements will be made for
staging the big contest
After careful consideration. those inter
csted In the proposition here are OF the
opinion that about 20. 900 people will at
tend the tight and with this number In
View II Will be necessary TO build a laggs
arena. There are several good sites In
view, any OF which can be had upon short
notice, it IS said.
JeffrIes Will do his preliminary train
Ing In California. but it Is said that the
last month or SO previous TO the fght
he would train here. Jack johnson would
also ain here
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-05
)|KRAMER DEFEATS
\ CLARKE IN MATCH
,IChampion Wins in Straight
Heats From Australian in
~ Slow Time.
IWALTH0UR BEATS PARENT
Ii IN M0T0R-PACED RACE
!, Clarke Lowers COlOrs of PrOfeS-
= sionaIs in Ten Mile Open
~ Sprint.

NEW YORK, Dec. Am the prelim-
EdpE3 Iinaries at Madison Square Garden to-
has rlnicht for the siX-day bicycle race, which
ST HIGGINS at ono minute past midnight Mon
,ct .lday, Frank l.. Kramer OF East Orange,
il, IN. j., won the professional match race
i, ; from A. j. Clarlso OF Melbourne, Australia,
- Vim straight heats. His time for the first
'u uiheat of one mile was 257 2-5 and for the
pA Nsecond heat of one-h half milo. Ito Is.
tlon Robert A. Walthour of Atlanta. Ga.
o u. Idofcated Charles Parent of Paris. France.
"a. lin the ,en-mle motor paced race. The
W. lItime was 1890 30.
riSs n A. j. Clarke of Melbourne won the ten
lnb \ lmile professional race In 22:2I. Eddie
.nl .IRoot of Boston was second
'srssa Lev The sixday bicycle teams arc as fol-
aad French team--Leon and Emil George.
Mormon team-Ivcr Lawson and Wal
th Her Dc Mara.
lut III Italian team-Gioyanni Cunlllo and
II Il ,lEmilio Garapezze.
! n. ~ British French team-ReGinald Shirley
: ~. .jcf I.oudon and A. Chile.
! ~ ~ Boston Buffalo team Patrick Logan OF
10 4i,osion and Walter Bardgett of Buffalo
cur1 Danish Italian tcam-Norman Ander-
wn lsIson of Copenhagen and Carlo Nanoni OF
king Nome
rs,I irish American team-Frank Calvin OF
nravJtNew York and Patrick keesan OF Lowell,
oFo,n Mass
Iand Joe Folser.
hens German Holland team-walter Rutt and
asss;~ shn Stol.
sss; ss,; 81 Australian team-D. a. Pyo and Fat
80. sus D'Sullivan.
mpN Messenger boy team-Georco Wiley OF
.nli 5Syracuse and Peter Drobach of Bos-
rS Ton.
lsines Big Tim Sullivan will fire the artillery
peia which will send the riders away Monday
omp-s morning,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-05

''CAP TAIN" ANSOA IS
AFTER HEYDLER'S JOB
Active Candidate for Position
FOgel Will Decide His
Vote at Meeting.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 4.-For the FIRST
time since he became chief executive OF
the Philadelphlas, Horace Fogel was be-
the presidency Of the National league.
When Fogel went to his desk Friday
he found letter there from Captain"
Anson OF Chicago. In the letter. Anson
congratulated f'ogel on his success In
gaining control OF the club and asked
for his support In his campaign for the
National leaguc presidency.
II am an active candidate wrote An
son, don't mistake that / Will poll q
vote that will be surprising. and am
confident that / will he elected
President Fogel was pleased with the
letter from Anson, but declared that IL
would not change his attitude in regard
to tho election.
II have not made up my mind Just who
VIII support. and won't know until
attcnd the neeting,' he declared.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-05
NO AGREEMENT BETWEEN
JEFFRIES AND JOHNSON
~ Leased Wire 10 The Tribune.

BY Leased Wire 10 The JriDune.
NEW YORK, Dec i.--Jhcre Is No hgree-
ment between Jeffrics md johnson over the
moving pictures Of their tight on July
Fourth next declared Tex Rioksrd. The
rcpor, of compact betwcon the two heavy
weight lighters 10 make the moving pictures
lively and good arose from mysterious
clause in the signed articles.
Today Rickard aud Gleason mado the
clause public, and IL shows JEFF and john.
are partners in q corporation 10 handle
the pictures efter tho fight. According 20
this clause a corporation will be formed
with JEFF and Jack as president, vice presi-
dent. secretary and treasurer and board of
directors, TO bavo charge Of handling the
moving pictures after tho big scrap. The
division OF the receipts will he half and
half for the fighters OF tho sc 30 per cent
OF the cntirc receipts.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-05
CANS SAYS JOHNSON
CAN WHIP JEEFRIES

= NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-Joe Cans,
= former lightweight champion, who :
!. came TO New York this week TO
:. witness the signing Of articles for .
+ the Jef,ries-Johnson fight, believes
:. that Johnson will be an easy win
= ner.
!. "Jeffries was a world-beaier IN
i. his prime" said Cans, "but hko :
= myself he can never come back.
= Johnson is the cleyerest big man
= in the world. He is more scien
:. tiic than jim Corbett and is a
!. harder hitter. He will tire Jeffries :
- out and Will be the winner in less
= than twenty-five rounds"
-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-05
N0TRE DAME PROVES
PLAYERS ARE ELIGIBLE

NOTRE DAME, Ind. Dec "A repre-.
sentative Of an eastern weekly was here Fri
day probing the charges of ineligbiIi,y
Notro Dame university football players. A
thorough investigation was made.
Full scholastic records for tho last fva
years we're shown and the identity ct all
players corroborated by means OF their rec
ords, names and pictures. DolIap, Miller
Djmmiok Philbrook, Hamilton and Mat.
thevs who have bceD hnted Ms not eligible
to play under college rules, all made signed
statements covering the full history OF their
football career.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-05
Ensign Stake League.

The Ensign stake basketball league viii
open December Q. the Twelfth and Thir.
teenth wards playing tho Eleventh ward
team. Several OF the best teams in the city
were members OF this league last year, and
il is predicted that the league will play
much fsster basketball the present season
than ever before.
The wnrds 10 be represented the present
seuson in the Ensign league are Eleventh,
Twelfth, Thirteenth. Eighteenth. Twentieth,
TWenty.frst ald Twenfy-seventh wards.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-05
GREAT INTEREST IN
Y. VI. c. A. RELAY RACE

There is a great deal Of interest at the
7 NJ. C. a, in the Now York. Salt Lake
twenty five mile relay race. Tho boys en-
tered in this race must bo under eighteen
years OF age, and 105 young athletes win
take part IN the event. Tho boys will be
required TO run six laps each the running
track boing twenty-five laps 70 the mile.
The race is scheduled for December Is.
and tho boys will start running here NJ 3
p m In order 10 run about the same time
tho New York boys will have to start az
y. m.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-05
ILLINOIS A. C. BARS
LONG DISTANCE RUNNERS

CHICAGO Dec. 4,--Hoding that tho long
grinds are TOO much OF strain aud arc in
furious 20 the runners, tho athletic commit.
tee and directors OF tho Illinois A. @. navo
announced tho doom Of the national Mara
thon of that body and formal action 70 this
effect is scheduled for the January meeting
OF the officials. This movement means tho
end of long distance running for the Illinois
A. C. and the encouragement Of any such
tents By its membership.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-05
VIII Sod Gridirnn .

Before The opening OF another football
season the university football aeld viii be
covered with sod. no that it will he in good
condition for every game. regardless Of the
weather conditions
Saturday morning 100 university students
showed up at tho campus with picks and
shoves and Immediately set TO work digging
trenches for water pipos which will be laid
TEN. As soon ss the pipe is lsid the field
will be graded The soil tho football
field is not good and new soil will bo sub
skitufed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-05
E.O.4O5@esl0o.*p
- 4 hSteaddeD~
Morton R. Edwin Panatela

Is by all standards Of comparison a l0c
rigsr II will satisfy the most cranky
smoker OF imported brands. II is fully
% inches long. strictly hand made OF
choicest Havana tohacco-geruine Su
]matra wrapper IL smokes freely and
eycnly--never chars down the side, but
keens burning coolly and fragrantly 10
HE last toothhold.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-05

!. Dear sir-I trust YOU will pardon
!. the liberty l am taking in addressing
: you. / am doing this at the request
: OF your friend. Mr., ---- OF the old
+ -- DIstilling company. who re-
+ rerrcd mo 10 you; hence this letter.
+ | Will explain as best i can and
!. as briefly as possible, but cannot go
J. into details At this writing. Should
!, your reply be favorable. will then
!. Give you every detail. Then II you
!. arc With me, all @. k; IL not no
!. harm done.
+ AS you Will see I am In the
= racing business. and. like all other
i things. we must do some schemlnS
!. TO get the money In this advanced
+ age: hence my reason for trying to
!. interest you.
!. have as nice a stable Of horses
!. as any ono man ever got together.
:. / VIII race at the Florida tracks
y. this winter. They are all real run
!. ners. and barring serious aGci-
!. dent they will win any time they
!. go for the money, and no mistake.
=. am going TO make few killings
j. this winter. and want 10 get things
}. in shape, so J have decided 10 take
!. n few good men into my confidence
j. that will place fair bet In pool
!. room or hand book, and divide the
!. winnings with me, I}y doing this
!. This viii keep The wis" money out
!. of the ring. and so long Az the
!. right money does not show up. YOU
!. know. we Viii get a nice big price
!. horse that should he TO ., ana
!. would DO if the hooEics knew IT all.
= ] have the goods; they can bring
:. the money home FOR us. want
!. reply Is favorable ] Will give YOU
j. ali particulars and names of horses.
!. and II they arc not all claim, then
= you can call me.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-05
BIG ENTRY LIST FOR
CHICAGO HORSE SHOW

CHICAGO, Dec. d.-Seven carloads os
horses md rigs from tho stable OF ". H
Moore arrived at the horse show Friday. Ac-
companying the private cars wero more than
score OF erooms who succeeded in unload
ing tho bluc-blooded ribbon winners Of the
man who is called Americas best lover OF
horse flesh without incident accident
j w Hartman. tho New York rival OF
nfr. Moore in the horse show competition, is
sending seventeen Of his blue ribbon winners
for this show. The entries of G. ". Wat
son. another Of rho big horse show winners
Of :his country. arc expected today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-05
Hatchery Filled With Eggs.

Al present there arc 1,e5o,0oo trout eggs
in the state FISH hatchery st Murray. These
eggs have been accumulated IN the past
few months. and s,ill there aro 1850 trout
vet 20 spawn. The Matching 6euson will be-
gin in about ten days, and then tho work
OF maturing the young FISH viii be on IN
earnest. Tho rainbow front Will spawn in
March. Following the rainbow trout the
native are next,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-05
Cutler Wins Match.

| CHICAGO, Dec. A.-Holdirg Mahmout, the
Turk, IN the ring for twenty minutes without
! = fall, Charles Cutlcr won his match hero
| Friday night after the foreigner had agreed
! TO throw him within that time. In the other
| half Of the bout. Olson put Ricksrd 20 tho
mav IN two straight falls.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-05
Observation-Disclosures

The letter continues on. but the fore
going is enough TO show the unsuspcct-
ing public just what can happen al Il
a majority OF the tracks in the world.
This is the kind OF racing that tho states
are trying to kill, and with the present
progress made. the touts and race ira ok
swindIcrs Will soon I've forced 10 go TO
work in order 10 make living.
Just recently w W. Finn wrote John
C'ondron from Jacksonvill". and spoke of
the clean meeting they were having down