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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-22
LARGE ENTRY LIST
FOR AVIATION MEET
Thirty-Seven Heavier Than Air
Machines Are Already
Booked to Fly.

Los ANGELES. Dec. 2i.-Thirty- seven
heavier than air craft have already been
entered tor the Los Angeles aviation
meet. This is equal To the total num-
bcr OF entries of this class at RheiIns;
France, 1t is believed enough others will
enter between now and Thursday, when
entries viii close, 10 bring the total up
10 forty-two.
DomnGucZ ranch. in the vicinity OF
Compton. probably will be the scene Of
the meet, The Arcadia race course Is
considered Inadequate. in View OF the
many entries. large area Is needed
10 obyiate The danger OF aerial coll
lisions
Charles r. Willard. who operates the
Curiiss aeroplanc No. l.. may fly the pen
nant OF The Aero Club of California. dur
ing tho competition. Mr.. Willard is con-
sidcrlng establishing q residence here
which would make him eligible 10 mem
hersnin In tho California club.
Paulhon. the champion high flyer OF
tho world Will sail from France tomor-
row. II is the boast OF the French aNi-
atur that he MI Nv higher over Los
angeles than any man ever has flown be-
fore In heavier than air machine.
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BIG AUTOMOBILE TRACK FOR CHICAGO
BEGINS TO
TRAIN jim JEFFR|ES
Sunny" Jim Dishes His Dope
Out to the Fight Fans
Through the Press.

NEW YORK, Dec. 81 II pick Jeff 20
win the big battle" says James j. Cor
bett. former worlds champion. in a long
statement published here today.
johnson Is ovcr-ratcd." continues Cor
bett I'm all his career. Johnson has not
defeated any good man OF heavyweight
calbrc. You hear much talk about the
wonderful clcVerncSS of Johnson. Very
few realize that he has only two good
punches with his right lland-a short up
pcr-cut and n lightning cross counter.
HIS left arm is OF no use TO him except
for blocking Jcffrles. on the other hand.
S a real fighter and no science In the
world can stop hru, Johnson may swing
and iab but the big fellow Will brush his
blows aside and force his way through
the barrier. Jcffrics may take ten blows
10 land one. but when lie lands IL means
the finish
''Jeffrlos and shall do some real fight
ing In the training camp. We shall strip
and fight twenty rounds. This may hap
pen three times OF more II VIII he the
sevcrcst test that any fighter ran mp
against. but 1t will give Jcffrics good
idea OF just how he stands.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-22
Foreign News in Brief

\ bomb exploded last night in ter
rorist lodging house. TWO persons were
killed. The police captured one man, who
was fleeing from the building.
y special to the Temps from Brussels
afnrms that a religious marriage OF King
Leopold and Baroness Vaughn was
solemnizcd al Lsilscn palace prior To tho
operation which the king underwent
a man at Budapest Tuesday fired three
shots At J. ]. Brainto. RoumaniA pre-
mler and minister OF the interior One
bullet struck the minister slightly in
juring hirI. His assailant was ar
rested.
Cardinal Satillo's condition is prac-
.tically unchanged. The cardinal was
greatly pleased yesterday ON receiving \
cablcgrsm in Italian from, Archbishop
O 'Conncll of Boston expressing sympathy
and affection.
The house of lords. the final court Of
a trades union may not make compulsory
levics upon It's members to provide pay
for its parliamentary representatives. III
decla ring such lcves would he Illegal
the second chamber sustains tho de-
cision of the appeal court handed down
Il year ago.
Five bodies were recovered Tuesday
from the ruins of the dry goods store OF
Ardins & Hobbs. in the Clapham quar-
ter OF London. The known dead num-
ber eight. The search was continued
throughout the day. but was necessarily
slow and II may be day or two before
the casualty list can bo determined IL
appears that all the employees have been
accounted for. but there were hundreds
of Christmas shoppers on the spacious
floor when the fire broke out Monday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-22
CREATES
SENSATION IN SIXTH
Makes Great Stretch Run: But
we'll Disqualified for
Foul Riding.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec 2l.-Clcar
and cool weather brought ont large
gathering 10 Moncricr park this after
noon with a good card. The sensation
OF the day was in the sixth race. when
Bcllevicw, with Goldstcin up. made y
phenomenal stretch run and finished a
close second TO Cunning. In the third
race Butwell, on Alencon, was disqusli-
fled for rough work i'm the stretch. Austin
Sturtevant being the sufferer. After the
race Butwcll was suspended for one week
and Austin Sturtcvant was given the
place, Results;
First race, five furlonCs sclIing-Fly-
Ing Footsteps, To 3. won. My Henry.
TO 1, second; PhoronIs. l3 10 ), third.
Time. l:05 30,
Second race. seven rurlongs. purse.
SaEcr. 10 10. Won. Forty-four, 4 10 j..
second: Dlction, TO l, third. Time,
1884 %
Third race. f1vo and a half furlongs.
SelllnG-Pctulant, TO ). won: Austin
Slurtcrant. TO ], second; Profit 10 TO
l. third: Time. lie 10.
Fourth race, five and half furlongs.
Sclling-Font, l. TO l won. May Amelia.
10 D, second; John A. Munro. to l.,
third. Time. iii 3-5.
Firth race. five furlonGs. selling
Carthage. 70 /. won: EdScly. even. sec
ondi Lord Nelson. To =, third. Time,
l:l9 @-J.
Sixth race. mile and a sixteenth sell
10 !. second John Mcbride, to /, third
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Jacksonville Entries.
Special 10 Tho Tribune.
JACESoNTJTI nas 81 -E,1t

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
JACKSONVILLE, Dec. @l-E.utries FOR
Wednesdays races:
First race. Gvc-elghths or mile
Breeders purse-Cathcriue Van, %;
Mizraim. %: Sister Phyllis, l22; Hark-
away. IL: Bitter Miss, 1l9: Bosom
Friend. ll9; Countermand, To-.
Second race; iivc, and half furlongs
pursc-Lotta Creed. l05: Scrupcs, l0S;
Fcrrand Cccliau. 1uj; Hordsman, l05;
Martin May los; Macleod f. los. Dan
Lihan. los: Colonel Austin. Jos.
Third racc. thrcc-qusrters OF n mile
selling -Eustacian. IOi. Dolly Huffman
10t: Mystncr. l06: Melodon. 100. John
4. Munro, lU1; RosebUrc il. 100. G. w
Eurt. 10a: Ballot Fox, l09: Druid. 100.
Fourth race, thirteen -siXtecnths Of a
mile. Dayton selling stnlIes--Poconrollc
% Hasty Agnes, aSa Ben Double IOl
Wsponoca. 1o&: Question Mark. 100;
Charles Eastman, lO9.
Fifth race. six furIoncs. scliing-F'lar-
ney. loc; Aunt katc. los; Or. Bal'lSley
los; Royal Captive. 107; Billy Pullman
100; MARY +. Iii; ST. Joseph. III.
Sixth race. one and a sixteenth miles
selling -Gatien Lass. 100; Cunning. 1913
Font; 1903; kiIliecrankio, loi; Crepps
Reckham. 1O9 Polar Star. 10a: Mamie
.NSol. 100, Louis Cayanaugh. 10o
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EnerYyille Entries

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 2l.-Entries al
Encryvllle for Wednesday:
First race. five a.ld onc-half rurlouEs-
Lord Of The Forest. los; Arllu. lie: Burn
ing Bush, li6; Msrwood. is; Titus. II
'loI; Nclma G. 1l2: Belle Kinney. i12
Emma c.. ll2: Priceless Jewel IL: Boas
'lQ3: Ampedo. II; No Quarter los.
Second race. six furlongs-tialop H., 102
GramcrCy, l02; AldcrEulch, l@2; Elodia T.
loJ. Meltondalc. l0i; Sainott8. lo6; Reson
TiVs Raleigh i. D.. los; Mnncdoca, lo'
Da1dyGit, l0i.
Third race. fumrity course Collector
Jessup, liz; DrcinGton, Il2: John H. Shcc-
han. .l0i; Fordello, lOi BaIronis. o.
Midrccho. los; Iuclcment. Jos: Anna May
lO?: Dargin, 100: Fernando. lo9.
Fourth race. mile, Claremont bandicar
-Bubbling Water, 100; Blackford. 100
Jim Gaifncy. TO-; Rosevale, 81: Raleigh
So: Roces. I2i.
Fifth race. mile aud twenty yards
Denecn III; Ed Ball, III: Haupala. III
LaZcl. III: Convent Bell III; Redwood
II. III; Charley Paine. III: Miss Naomi
100: Mike Jordan, l0G: Rubric. III; Silver
Grainc. s9o.
slHth race, six furlongs-May sutton
III, Illusion, ~: Grac" g.. III; Adena
III. Bnnonica. III; BanCose. 100; Dorothy
L.edgett. l01; Birth. lo7; Roberta, ~ Won
del. 'S6
Apprentice allowance
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JEFFRTES Is TAKING
GOOD CARE OF HIMSELF

KANSAS CITY. Dec. 9l,-One M
stands are not injuUins the health OF
James j. ,Ieflries. according to Or. Is. r
Roller. member OF the Gotch- -Jeiirles
theatrical troupe. now on the road. othel
than a slight cold, JeftrieS Is in excellent
condition. Roller said today.
'Jeffrics is taking the best OF care ol
himself, said the physician wrestler. HG
goes 10 his drawing room on our special
train as soon as the show is over and re-
tires He is not Keeping late hours. not
drinking. and other tbsn having recently
contracted a slight cold ne is in excel
lent shape.
'.If fight followers could talk with JEFF
fries about his coming fight with john
son they would he convinced Of his sin-
ccrity III making the match. have asked
him. as a friend, reGa rdlcss OF our 'hea-
tricsi connections what he thinks about
his ability to come back Invariably
ne has replied that be hasn't so far 10
come back q most people think. and
nat he firmly believes he Will defeat
johnson.
~ point OF interest about Jeifries
condition is that his waist measurement
has never been more than forty-siX inches
since he last fought. This IS only five
inches more than his normal measure
uCut.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-22
COrbett Turns His
Press Agent Loose
TAMPA MANAGEMENT
TO INCREASE PURSES
HatfieId'S Three Entries Came
Home in Front, Well Backed
by Talent.

TAMPA Fla, Dec. 2l.-Thomas Hat
fields three entries all came home IN front
today Osorine's victory was the most i'm
pressionable. Hans, the favorire, got q
bad break, but was strong at the finish
The management announced today that
there will be Increases in the purses In
the next ten days.
Results:
First race. five furlongs sellins-Lou
Lanier. to =, won: Herman, TO /, sec
ond: Icarian. . TO .. third. Time, l:pi.
Second race, five and a half furlongs.-
Hyperion 10 >. won: Cloisteress. 10 /,
second; Lavcue. TO l. third. Time,
Eli 2-J.
Third race. six furlonss selIing.Spap
sh Prince, 10 To l. won: Earl OF Rich
mond, s to L. second Charlotte Hamil-
ton. 90 10 l, third. Time. 1919.
Fourth race. handicap. seven furlonGs-,
Osorine. ) to >, Won Hans. even. second
Milton b. > To /. third Time, l:$2 SO
Fifth race. six furongs-Grenade, > TO
= won; j. e. Core. . 40 =. second; John
Garner, 8 To .. third Time. l:lS 10.
Sixth race. five fqrlongs. sellng-TaaG1--
ME, 4 10 l. won: Alvise, to 1. second :.
Claiborne, TO >. third, Time, los u.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-22
Hunter Kills Three
Bear in Cottonwood
THREE BEARS TRAPPED !
IN BIG C0TT0NVOD||
Pickles Brings Them to c;,.
for Bill Young for Watch NV
Dogs

Did you notice the c,n,o
hanging In front OF Billy youme. "eat
Tuesday afternoon" askod oe,. ais
''','es, as inc TWO chums were walt.s
down the street "aunrs
Did l see the bear?" said me-,
We'll CUES | did. l killed th., ss
to save my life, but got its r,o,,,. "at
another cub alive and the Il,o an !
cooped up i'll an iron cage IN ,hn are
the restaurant" 'Sar
How did You come to o.,
beasts asked Spike. "ese
wen. ii was this way" said p,..,
You know. Billy's place was rohs,S ",ss
other night and he came to W.
asked me II ! could get him a hi "o
for Watchdog. | said or VSaf'
could. drove up into Big co,,aH
canyon, and. cutting over fho ~, y,iwood
Miil II. ran across three beor "'i ,.l, nsar
| toliioWe9 tnes% up ali day and ioaa.; iasS
cave in the hin. | waited oni,iSa nj srge
some time and finally out c1,ns ae ior
cinnamon remained quiet 80 oIE
bear went hack Just above the ca.a s',l uae
large rock. just about balancIn- "ss
went around and pushed the rock >. g.
and it fell across the mouth of tgth ,Ss over
and the bears were mine 'e cdse
went back To the yaIIev an.
some money and whiskey aud three Fec ,ls9' sS'
chains. Going back To the csvo psnt
the bears honey and whisky. Yon st.li;l leq
nave seen th"m. They would si,st ts.uun ,uI
paws out and whine in bear l,ns,.Is'l uIs'l
Tor more. ! pcttcd them and theS ~
came friendly and then | pried sSa ~
boulder from tho mouth OF tho rav. WIS 5E glE
pcars rushed at me and / though, Nv ~
tinlc mad come. held our The hone .as ~
they grabbed il. They paid no at,s-,sa. aaa
To me and ! finally fastened the ch,,II
about their necks ana led them doun ~.
canyon. When / reached my wagon W. W.
9l the cubs got funny and / killed Nh.
! ! he olher two were coz ynd Into IN. sn 4
wagon with honey mixed with wbIss,'
ANA The TWO bears had ouitc a ~:
from the whisky given them gilr, v,.r
nearly Ickled 10 death when rcacasS
the city. and be Immediately hung I'm ny
bear | killed. which weighed Ies nonras
! while the two live bears he will retail,
To Kill burglars. He is not going IN ,at.
any chance OF being held I'D acaIr ",
has an electric wire connected with ia.
bear cage, which he can touch suy nlscs
as IT runs along the inside OF the coim,sr
and when II is touched II uniiooks n,
door and releases the bears. | pIty ira
man who gets caught in the trap"
Say. Pickles. don't think I'm fo,l
You can't hand me anything Ike ,ais
said Spike. OF may have killed ihs
! bear. but This honey whiskcy business /, .
little too strong for my fer,Ile b7sin
10 digest. You II have to givc Inc SOM
thing easier"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-22
L. D. S. Basketball.

from indications the l.. u. :. L. bas
kctbali team viii be stronger than ever
when the leasu" series begins in Jauu-
airy. On the team at The present are
some good mon
Snow, the clever little forward who
participated in all games PLAYED last
year, but who has been confined TO his
home from scarlet fever for the past
month, has just been released and was
al school the past week ready ior prdc-
ticc Coach Taylor Immediately placed
him in the regular squad. and from now
form. The other "phcnom" who will be
IN tho regular squad is Gallagher. the
clever shortstop OF the Saint baseball
team. His work has been so good
that he will lie placed at center. With
the other stars-Lindsay, Lund and sum
morhays-in the squad. the Saint team
ought To be good one this year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-22
CHICAGO AUTO FANS
WILL BUILD TRACK
Preparing Plans for TwO-Mile
Race Track Near the
Windy City.

CHICAGO. Dec. Educators or the
Chicago Automobile club In considering
n course for the Cobe cup and Indian
trophy events after 1910 Will give prefer
cncc 10 a speedway backed by home
talent, II plans now under way do not
miscnrry.
The site is within easy reaching dis
tsncc Of Chicago with transportation
available by both steam and surface rail-
roads.
~, sN'N'H' IN ihEot OF n SP''d"a>
backed ny members is that these en-
thusiasts Interested in the perpctuity Of
the two club classics are willing TO furn"
ish the capital for installing the two-mllr
track and the grandstands without amy
liability attaching 10 the club. They VIII
take chance Of securing interest on their
investment either by conducting the event
themselves under n club sanction with the
club hanging up the trophy or by rent
ing the track 10 the club AT a fixed price
for these events
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-22
FITESIMMONS TO BON
LANG NEXT MONDAY

Next Monday night Bob Fitzsimmons.
without question the greatest fighter the
world has so FAR produced, will meet Hnl
Lang in n twenty round boxing contest
FOR The championship OF the Antipodes.
The Cornishman will enter the ring at
the advanced age OF As years. but he says
thGt he feels rs good rs ever and IS con-
fi0cnt that he can beat Lang. If Fttz-
simmons wins, he will challenge Tommy
Burns and will then return 80 this coun-
try TO give the champion. whoever he
may be al that time. a tryout for six
rounds. feeling that h. could not 20 a
longer distance against an American.
but still confident that he can make any
man In the world travel at a high rate Or
speed for six rounds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-22
CORRECTED TIME OF
NATIONAL MARATHON
Salt Lake Association Is Praised
for Winning Y. NJ. {. A.
25-Mile Race.

Physical Director GlnGrch of the Y, NJ.
c. y. has received congratuatory let
ter iom the physical department of the
New York Y. NJ. {, A., In regard TO the
recent national telcgraphlc twenty five
mile Marathon race. The letter is self
explanatory, and is as follows:
Mr.: o. T.. Gingrich. Y. NJ, G. A. Salt Lake
city, Utah.
| enclose memorandum OF The run.
which am sure Will be OF interest To you.
Allow mo TO personally. and in behalf
OF the committee 10 extend most cordial
tulatlons to the Salt Lake CITY as
ISOLATION boys on their magnificent VIC
tory which Will go down In history as
the victorious team of the New Idea
Competition"
II Is quite gcmarllablc that the three
leading associations should finish within
less than three minutes of each other.
-Nttcr all. the American boy is Just about
the average wherever you strike linn.
Hurrah for Salt Lake City,
Very sincerely yours.
\. \, JAMESON.
Report Of the TWENTY-FIVE. mile relay,
New York City branches.
The following Is the official time OF the
N..,sl- 1..aH
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JEFFRIES SAYS HE
WILL TRAIN IN HILLS

The training camp Of Jeffries is one OF
the chief topics OF discussion among hight
fans at present In fact, press reports
have il that the champion has signed up
all the fast has-hccnS' In the country.
quite contrary 10 these reports. JeffrieS
announces that no win train In the same
old ordinary way. When The timr comes
he viii hike 10 the mountains in Cali
fornia, where he Will harden himself and
viii put ON the finishing touches In his
training quarters. JcmTies says that he
tbat Ji.'S e VOL, g, yi,b rho rIoHe ti wv, e,i M
viii select such spsrrtng partners as he
Will need. JEFF expects To spend at least
two months in the Sierras.
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PHYSICAL TESTS FOR
STUDENTS IN NEW }0Rt

NE:W YORK. Dec. 2l.-For the FIRST
time in the history Of elementary school
education in New York. physical train
ing viii he marked as any other school
subjects and physical efficiency will he
one Of the items determining graduation
from the grade schools.
Dr. G. ward CHAMPION. director Of
physical training in the public schools.
said:
Too many amateur wealdnss arc
passed into the high school only TO find
that the work is too severe for them.
aud the great high school mortality Is
found 10 be due to the lack Of vlgor ot
this class of students, Under the new
requirements this VIII he avoided"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-22
Roller Skating.

Beginning Thursday evening the first
special atractjou at the Auditorium
roller skating rink Will take place In the
appearance OF the team OF Green and
Kimball, trick and fancy roller skaters,
who are said TO perform more than nifty
difficult fcats on the little wheels.
This team has been performing OH thc
Pacific coast and according TO reports
mot with pronounced success.
The skaters VIII give an exhibition
Saturday afternoon for the benefit Of
school children.
The management has decided TO give a
matinee every day next week. sunday
excepted
The race between Willie Schatz. cham
pion of Utah. and Joe Forest Of Idaho IS
scheduled for the first Monday in jan
u3ry.
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HIGH SCHOOL GOES
TO AMERICAN FORK

basketball team win be played Wednes-
day evening with the Apollo team OF
American Fork in the American Fork
hall. The high school boys have been
pra cticinG hard and are prepared for tho
game. Coach Convin VIII not announce
the boys who viii take the trip until
after school Wednesday.
Miss Elsa Ward. in charge Of the girls
basketball team at the school. announced
that class games would be dropped until
after the holidays. Thcr" is consider
able discussion a 10 whether each team
VIII play ono or two games with each
other. y series will be played. but il
must he over by the last of January.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-22
JOHN HEYDLER WILL
BE LYNCH'S ADVISER

NEW YORK. Dec 2l.-"You can take
II from me that protection of umrires
will be one OF the principal planks in my
platform" was the announcement which
came today from Thomas J. Lynch. the
new president OF thc National League.
Further than that. l have nothing TO
say Yet as 10 my policies. You see, Tve
been n long time out OF the harness. and
until l am thoroughly familiar with every
anglo, l Go not wish to make any state
mcuts.
II can safely say that no party will in
fluence me I'm the performance OF my
duties as | see them. My chief adviser
Is NJ. John IIcydlcrf
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WASHINGTON. Dec 2l-Oivcr .
!. Eaton Cromwell. one OF the best .
: known yachismcn In the United .
!. states died TO-DAY. He suffered u .
+ stroke Of paralysis last week. from
: which he did not rally. Hc was So
: years of age.
: Mr.. Cromwell for long time WAS .
: chairman Of the regatta committee
: OF the New York Yacht c!Uo ard ar .
: ranged number of international
: races. He also has umpired many
: races at Chicago. Al ono time lie
: was commodore of the Seawauhaka :
: Corinthian Yacht club OF Long :
= Island.
=
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-22
SHOT AND KILLED IN
QUARREL HE STARTED

NEEDL ESS. Cal, Dec. 21.-Dauiel
O'Donneu was shot and killed today by
William Williamson, a. contractor at the
1atters grading camp oil the Parker
cutoff near here.
ODonneil was creating q disturbance
at the camp, and when Williamson pro-
tested he drew revolver and fired
Williamson replied with two bullets and
O'Donncll fell dead
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Twenty third street ran 96 boys once,
! boys twice and used 10 subs.
West Side branch ran % boys and re-
pcatcd 80.
Harlem branch ran 4i boys twice, 6
once and subs.
and II subs
Salt Lake City had 50 mon entered and
% subs.
Schcuectady. New York, had 80 boys
entered.
We have not received reports OF the
last three associations as To the arrange
ment Of their runners.
The tcleGraphed time received for the
distance is: Salt Lake City. l:5S:2i f-|;
LynchburG, 2:0l:00: Schenectady. 2.22:S
20. The time In the fivc-mllc sections
viii he sent as soon as received.
salt Lake CITY wins first place and is
awarded the shield, which Will be for
wardcd as soon as 1t can be made. TTon-
ty-third street is second. LyHchhUrg, Va.
third Harlem. fourth; West Side. fifth,
and Schenectady. Now York. slMil.
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The lineup:
SIGNAL rOlp=
Company e.
Rifle Match Shoot.

Captain Bourne OF the Signal corps has
arranged with Captain Eckcll OF Company
G Of the guard Tor a - caliber rifle
match, 10 be held next Tuesday evening
in the armncy hall. TIL" Signal team has
not as yet been picked. but candidates
will meet Sunday noon and try out. The
five men shooting the highest scores will
be selected. \ prize will be shot for.