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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21
MRS. BELMONT ELOQUENT
IN DEFENSE OF SUFFRAGE

NEW YORK. Dec, 20.-Mlrs q. H. y.
Belmont OF Newport and New York. who
has recently transferred her interests
from society To suffrage. gave out state
mcnt tonight OF her Impressions or tho
Justice mctcd out 10 unfortunate women
in The night court
Mrs Belmont went 10 Jefferson Market
court Saturday night. OF her visit she
says:
"In the six hours spent in court I saw
enough To convince me beyond tho small
est doubt thai the absolute necessity for
womcn's suftnge-Sfor the direct influ-
encc OF wom"n over judges, jury and po-
llccmen, over everything and cvcrybody
connected with The so-callod court Of JUS
tiCe.
IA hundred fold WAS il impressed up
on me in the cases Of the women OF The
streets who were brought before tn"
iuNar. Every woman who sits complU
Gently amidst the comforts OF her home,
or who moves With perfect freedom and
independence In hey own projected social
circles and says, Il have all the rights
want, should spend one night in the
jefferson Market court She would then
know that thcrc are other women who
have no rights with man or law which
society rccogniZcS.'' -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21
YOkEL BESTS WELTER-WEIGHT CHAMPION
ORDERS
TEAM TO WITHDRAW
High School Will Not Play in
Series for State Cham
piOnship.

Principal Eaton OF the salt Lake High
school. has ordered the basketball team
10 withdraw AS n member of tho state
league giving as n reason that tho Weber
stake academy and the school team for
the Deaf and Blind of ogden are not
living IN TO the eligibility rules. The
team has been anxious 10 try for the
state championship. but these hopes have
now been knocked into Cooked hat.
Dad" Conyille has put In consider
able time coaching the basketball team
and from tho showing made 20 far tho
team would figure close 10 the top at
the end OF the season. The boys have
permission TO play any high school team
and to take trips when convenient. but
IL makes the school look as If IL Is afraid
10 enter a league To play for trophy
for fear OF being defeated.
Tho high schools OF the state arra anGed
a schedule some time ago. Now that the
high school has Withdrawn its entry n
new schedule Will have To bc arranged.
The high school team VIII 20 TO Ameri-
can Fork Wednesday 10 play the Apollo
team.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21
In Hotel Corridors

WILL MURRAY Of Dillon. Mont. is a
a guest al the Cullen.
T.. A. FOSTER OF Boston is at the Ken
yon
JAMES RUFFS. q business man OF os-
den is al the Kenyon.
Il. s RCPP of Provo is registered AT
the Wilson.
f.. AUGUSTUS IIEtNZE, The Montana
copper maenate. and II. l. Wilson, q
prominent hotel and mining man oi
Butte who have been at the Wilson
for several days, will leave this Tues
day night for Seattle.
JOHN MAGTNNfSS. formerly mayor OF
Butte Is at the Knutsropd, accompanied
by Mrs. Maginnis.
GEORGE q. RICH OF Logan is at the
Wilson,
+. {. JOHNSON Of Provo is registered
at the Wilson.
MISS JANET MONROE WALLACE
Mrs. &. II. Woodruff. Miss NJ. l., Wood
ruff and 5. II. Woodruff. tourists from
Omaha. are guests at the Knutsford.
WAYNE DARLINGTON of idaho is al
the Knutsford.
JOHN A. McAI.TISTER of Logan is
stopping at the Kenyon.
u. l.. MARSHALL OF Iieber is at the
Cullen.
MISS NELL CAROTHERS of Waco.
Texas. is at the Cullen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21
Jeffrles to Meet n
First Big Fighter
PRESIDENT LYNCH
ASSUMES NEW DUTIES
Harmonious Relations Betus.,
Two Great Leagues Not Yst s'a
Entirely Restored.

NEW YORK. Dee. 2o-ybou
Lynch the new president, Of tho
tional league. assumed hls du,I. na-
morning. but requested that tho 49, mls
public give him time to acouaIn, Iseoal ~
win IN" details OF his pasJtin, nineet
making any statements as to his ,Deton
All Lynch would say was tbni ram.
In favor Of unfolding Tho urnn;r NE 1as
cisions and that he was wiaI de-
To have The cooperation of ,Iohr ne y
Ter. 'Vin Heyd-
That the election OF Lynch ,o g.,
id"ncy has not entirely restored "s 70 pses-
nious relations between the Nat;onmaa, armo.
American leagues Ia evidenceI Ia aud
statement given out tonight hy 1uy 1oy 1be
Ward, who's" candidacy was Gnrnsn1 1v..n AZ
Il. Il. Johnson. president of ;bn ;bpVsea oy
can league. WY AnleHv
Mr.. Ward said:
Tho. election OF Mr.. Lynch as a..
dent OF the National League was a nau-
solution oi the situation He n,sap
ggapapic umpire ana Is high class ma, =
He has mind Of his own and win ,nan INN
something 10 say about the busna.m,a mass
the National commission. With M u
a member Of that body tho baschsml LII ~
tcrests of The country may raxt ss... m n'
that their affairs viii not be conarc,a'ai' s'i'gl ~
harroons and cafes" "a
President Lynch will make his ho,,, J.
New York In speaking o( this cSs,aa y
lie said. ''@ass
Il shall take up my residence IN y,.
YORK at once. FOR ! want to he In io,,c5
WIN the major league situation At an
times. | shall not have much tronA,s ~ n
getting the swing of things. for Ssc,, ~
tary lleydler has everything I'M sham ,.s
Will do all he can to assist me- = 4'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21
WELL-PLAYED HORSES
WIN AT EMERYV|LLE
PeriuiciO Runs Away With
Benicia Handicap; FayOrite
Finishes Lame.

OAKLAND, Dec. 2O.-Thc Bcnicia
handicap at Emcryvillc today resulted in
one OF the best races of the season. Per
coming Arasec. with CloudliGht, the pace
maker third, Rcy Hindoo ruled favorjte
but failed to cut much figure and pulled
up lame, The winner was heavily played.
Roy Junior fell IN the last race, and
Scldcn, the jockey. was badly shaken
up.
Cold and threatening weather did not
affect the attendance. which was large.
Well played horses were successful in
other events.
seilinG--Ybor, 100 jMiileo. I to ), won.
NovEorod. l05 (Martin). is 10 .. second !,
Father stafford. 100 CWalsh), . TO 3.
third, Time, i:o7 10, FaneuIl Hall II.
III. Flahcrty. ArGonaut. Lady Renssac-
ma and Schmooscr finished as named.
Second race. nvo furlongs, pursc.Cop-
uIar, 1o9 (BuNton), . TO J. second; J. II.
Barr, l04 ISmItm, 10 To !, third. Time
100 a-5. SIX. Recon. Metropoiitan. Pas,
Mohr aud Myrtle O'Connell finished as
named.
Third race. mile. purse Silver Knight;
CMartinG, is 10 :, second Edwin T.
Fryer, 100 CMentry), To / third, Time,
1:40 49,. Nagazan. Eddie Graney Round
and Round. Madeline Musgrave and Fol
lie l.. finished as named.
Fourth race. SIX lurlongs, Benicia han
dicap-Perjuicio, io5 tWalsO. II TO .,
won Arasec. loo (Glassl. 10 10 I, sec
ond: CloudliGhr, % IMartin). / to . third.
Time. l.l3 2-5. Scwcn, Rcy Iiindoo and
Spohn finished rs named.
Fifth race. seven furlongs. scllng--ln-
clement, los (Moproc). To 2. won; Az
termath. 109 tWalsh). To l. second;
Steel los (kinGJ. 4 TO l. third. Time,
l ;27 80. Canardo, AXIS Ar Ben. Blanche
g. Wsn. LuXurio st. Avon. Elmdalo,
Woolen and Pickaway finished as named.
Sixth race. seven fmlongS, selling
Rosslarc. 100 (Walsh). to . won; Crcs-
ton. Ia (MilleD. 6 To l. second. Biskra.
lO9 (Cotton). G TO l third Time. :2T As.
Priceless Jewel. Roy Junior. Little But
tcrcup. Grcllo. Wise Child. Cadlchon and
Grace G. finished as named
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21
LATE MEASUREMENTS
OF THE BIG FIGHTERS
Comparison Shows Jeh'ries and
Johnson About Equally
Matched.

Two men could not be more evenly
matched than James j. Jeffries and Jack
johnson and. from standpoint OF size,
tho men ought to be able TO make things
hum when they face each other In the
ring Jcfrrics has a shade on Johnson
in height. weight and reach, while John
son has youth. agility and lack OF ncr-
Il Is plainly seen that Johnson is the
less muscle bound and In consequence
can go a longer distance under hard
strain.
Johnson never diets he cats anything
that apcBlS 10 him up to the eve Of the
fight. and Jelfries Is not much moro care
ful. 1t Is doubtful whether this Is n
good plan as IL has been proved In
the cases OF tests With university crews
that dieting has much to do with Condi-
tion and lasting power Both are drink
but trains ON champagne and beer. Much
VIII depend upon the necessary curtail-
mont of alcohol 10 each.
AS two representatives of different
races and both superb specimens OF man
hood, they meet outside Of the arena
with most kindly feelings toward each
other. but when the time comes that
they face one another ready for the man :
" hSht of strength and skill, each VIII
he hllod with the IaUdablc ambition Ia
spare nothing. 10 leave no stone un-
turned as far as the rulcs permit, to
win.
And ii Will be a battle royal as there
is no possible doubt that II will be hon
estly and spuarely fought and 10 the bit
ter end, with necessarily victory 10 only
one. but uDdoubted honor to both
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21
MANHATTAN CLUB

Several classy bouts We're pulled of at
the Manhattan club Monday night over
300 OF the club members We're present,
and If the actions Of those present can
be taken as criterion, all must have
enjoyed themselves.
The first bout was won by Kid Gilbert.
who easily outpointed Young Ern- The
latter was there with the usual swings
which split the air. missing Gilbert from
one foot 10 half a dozen feet. Gilbert
shot straight lefts and rights to Ern's
head repeatedly and easily outboXcd his
opponent
Young Critic and Jack Downcy threw
science To the wind. and. stepping up to
each other, took part IN a regular slug
giug match. Both men were pretty well
winded at the call OF time for the fourth
round, and Referee Ryan called IL a
draw. which hit the crowd right,
Kid Bell outboxed Pye Davis. but as
the latter did all the forcing he was
given a draw. Bell showed class. and
watch Is necessary. but each time
Davis came back strong.
Young Earnc put il all over kid Forbes
as far as boxing went. Forbes was in
clincd to be dirty and several times the
members of the club reminded him that
he must play falr. Earne easily earned
the decision by his clean boxing. but
the referee saw 1T to call it a draw.
The match between l<ld E'raZZicS and
Kid Harris proved disappointing. In the
second round Harriss best arm gave
way. he having dlslocated his right
shoulder two weeks ago. He finished the
last two rounds with his left aud secured
Il draw.
The Manhattan club will move into its
and a smoker will be given next Monday
~.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21
ENT0MBED FOR WEEK.
BUT TAKEN OUT ALIVE

MARQUETTE. Mich. Dec. 20.-'rwo of
the four men who were cntombed in
the N"eiupce mine n week ago today,
bv a sudden run OF mud. were reached
tonight. Frank Condcllo was found alive
and Peter Mundi dead.
CoudclIo had been entombcd 600 feet
beneath the surface since a week ago
today, along with the three other men.
The other mon have not yet been
reached. Condcllo was buried In n space
only few feet square. and was without
food. He had plenty ot water. however
and when taken out. ne WAS able TO
walk with one man supporting him
Two miners still entoInbcd AZ" Oscar
Watal1i married and Victor Makki. sim
de IT is not known IN Just what part
OF the sub-lcycl they are. but II is hoped
10 find them within twenty-four hours.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21
Jacksonville Entries.
cclnI TO Tho Trihune.


JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Dec. 2O.-En-
tries FOR Tuesdays races are as follows.
First race, three quarters OF a mile,
selling-Clem Beachy. 90 Starover 90:
Flying Footsteps, 10I; Mrs, Martin, lO2;
PheronIs, l03; My Henry, l0S Cindy,
100; Jcssica, l03.
Second race. seven -eighths OF mile.
pursc-Fortyfour 100; Golden Flora 1903:
Diction, log: o. x. Jicrndon. l0S. Saeer.
los; Sir Ormonde 1le,
Third race, nye and n halr lurlouss,
scllInE-Rosc Arkle. l0l; NJ. j. Whclan.
l09; Alencon. 100; Bosom Friend 1O9:
Hym Wolf 100; Profit l09; Petulant. 1l2;
Pearl Hopkins, loi Aust. Sturtcvaut.
loi. Enlist. l09.
Fourth race, FIVE and a half furongs.
seliing-Many Colors. l0i: Font. lO4; Al
berta Peach. l09: SNOWFALL, l09; Hazlet.
lO7; John A. Munro. l01; Lady Martinez.
l04. May Amelia. l0i.
Fifth race. threc-Quarrers OF Il mile,
sellinS-Rubia Grandc, %; Ed c., 107;
Ely. 1O7; Lord Nelson. 1O5; Carthage, lO5
San Gil 100; Aunt Kate. 95 Mozart. 9S.
Tom Holland. 1o9; Cowen. 1l%.
Sixth race, one and ono sixteenth
miles. seIling-Pimpante 100, Cunning.
100; Louis Cavaraugh, 100; III Dorado,
il2; Bclleyicw. 1903; Mr. Knapp. IO9:
Malediction, lO9; John Mcbride. 1O9.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21
NORMAN MACK ADVOCATES
DIRECT NOMINATIONS

BUFFALO. y. Y, Dec 2O.-Chairman
Norman i. Mack of the Democratic ma
tional committee. in a signed statement
in the January National Monthly. comes
ont soidly for direct nominations, Chair
man Mack says. In part:
1.-THE direct primary may make and
unmakc political leaders, and even po-
litical parties. before another year. 1t
Is possible 10 stop i, i'm the New York
legislature AT the coming session. but it
will smash tho Republican party Of New
York to do il. And by reason OF the
cncmy'S condition. the opportunity for
the Democracy becomes ali the greater.
The people OF New York state will have
direct primary system.
The average voter wants the direct
prIryary. If the Democracy of New York
is wise in this day it will not lose this
splendid opportunity"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21
MEXIC0 Is URGED TO
HASTEN COOKS TRIAL

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2o.-"Crgc upon
Mexico the Importance OF hurryins the
trial of James 4. Cook. was In substance
the message telegraphed by the state de-
partment today to the American en-
bassador at Mexico. This ofllowcd IL con-
ference between Assistant Secretary Of
State Wilson and Representative Scott OF
Kansas. Cook is Il constituent OF Mr..
Scott.
Cook was arrested some months ago by
the Mexican government as the result OF
ihe robbery of a freight train in that
country He protested his innocence. but
according 10 adYices here was held re-
sponsible because I've was in charge OF
the train.
Air Scott advised the department that
railroad men III Texas were threatening
reDrisals on Mexico by making IL uncom-
Portable for Mexican railroad men enter
ing Texas if some action was not speed
lily taken in Cooks case looking 10 his lib
Grafton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21
No Electric Ticker Wanted.

An electric spark licked the news all
over The country that certain Tip
Wright has suggested an electric clock
to count the knockout at The Jelries-
Johnson fight. Jf Wright wants to be
tho fans and keep mum about the
electric Counter" In the present day
boxing thc public does not want to see
any boxer knocked out. and referees all
over the country arc stopping bouts the
moment it is seen that one OF the con-
tcstants is outclasscd. The old-style
prize fight is thing OF the past. Bare
Enuc,Sles and a CORY battle would not
draw a coporars guard. IL is science
today which counts with the public. and
the more clever the men are. the more
the contest is liked
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21
WALLA WALbA Is WET"
BY A SMALL MAJORITY

WALLA WALLA Wash. Dec. 20
After u campaign notable for the intense
nartisansIllp displayed by the respective
factions, Walla Walla today voted wet"
BY "A majority of GO. All but one Pre-
cinct Of the eight voted against the APO
closes ii campaign that for bitterness has
never been equailrd in this city.
Fights between The respective support
CTS OF the opposing factions during ihe
mast few. weeks nave bocn frequent and
extra police supervision has hccn ncccs-
NARY for the last few days throughout tho
business section in Which demonatfatiYe
lInNNds constantly gathered.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21
FOOL KILLER" TRYING
TO ADVERTISE BOATS

NEW YORK. Dec. Gothic National
Power Boat association has offered a $500
gold trophy TO the first motor boat max
Ing the hazardous trip through the whirl-
pool rapids. below Niagara Fans. and
power boat enthusiasts have added a
cash prize OF 81 ,0OO. which will go with
the trophy. The trip has been made but
once and then 10y large steamer. the
Maid of the Mist.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21
RACES POSTPONED ON
ACCOUNT OF FROZEN TRACK

JCAREZ. Dec 20.-'rhc races wers
again postponed today antiI Wsdnesdsy
on account OF tho bad track. The tncE
was frozen and horsemen deemed Il 10.
safe TO race. The management decided
today To add any number Of racing days
TO March | that might he asked fof %
make up for the lost Time.
Track officials are willing 10 run rsc;s
now but horSemcn consider the track IN.
safe and requested the posiponenent apd
the management decided TO run the orisi-
nal Saturday card ON "Wednesday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21
RICHARD IS HEADED
TOWARD SALT LAKE
Claims He is Backed by Utah
People and Fight Will Be
Held Here.

CHICAGO, Dec. 20.-According TO
TEX" Rlcltard the ,TefYrics johnson light
promoter. who arrived 1crc today on his
way to his home, the people OF Utah will
not oppose tho meeting OF the Contendcrs
for the heavyweight championship In
Salt Lake city next Fourth OF July.
"Of course a few people in Utah don't
want us To fight there" said Ricltard.
but most OF the people behind US,
IL we have To agree To he fined $1,000
IT from me, we arc going to fight In Snlt
Lake City"
Rickard leaves FOR ELY, Ncv., tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21
HARVARD WILL MAKE
APPLICATION TO |. A. L.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Dec. 20.-Appli-
cation for membership in the lntcrcol-
lcgiatc Athletic association of the United
States VIII bc made by Harvard unlVcr-
sity az the next annual meeting of the
organization in New York, December 2S.
Although the Intercollegiate Athletic
association includes the majority of the
colleges of the country. Harvard. Yale.
Princeton, Cornell and Columbia have
not entered 1T. The feeling prevails at
Harvard, however that Yale. and posi-
bly, the other institutions named. Will
follow the example OF the athletic COM
mittcc here.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21
WALSH CAN SPEND HIS
CHRISTMAS AT HOME

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2U.--Jom Il.
Walsh. the Chicago banker over whom
u sentence OF five years Imprisonment is
hanging. Will he able at least 10 eat his
Christmas dinner In Chicago The for
NAL Drescnta ton TO the supreme court
of the omitted States today or his pcti-
ton for writ OF ccrtirari insurcs that
result II nothing more. The government
WAS granted ten days to reply and
WalSh's attorney FIVE days more in which
TO respond TO the government.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21
PRESIDENT LYNCH TO
MOVE TO NEW YORK

NEW BRITAIN. Conn, Dec. 2O-Thom-
as j. Lynch. the new president OF the
National league. after quiet Sunday
at his home here. prepared today TO take
formal charge of the league headquarters
In New York tomorrow.
IT shall leave New Britain and take
up my residence In New York at once"
he said FOR / want To be in touch with
The major league situation at all times
shall not have much trouble in getting
the swing of things. FOR Secretary Heyd-
Ter has everything in shape and will do
all he can to assist me-"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21
Latest Measurements.
,TonriCl
HOPPE PLACES HIMSELF
in MANAGERS HANDS

CHICAGO. Dec 20.-Willic Hoppe
yesterday placed himself under the man
agemcur OF Charles Tcnncs OF this city
and started Il campaign that he declares
will result in his being declared the un-
disputed billiard champion OF the world.
II is Hopes intention to not only go
after the lS.1 and 49, ballSiiue honors.
but to seek the three cushion title as
well.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21
MINING PROMOTER HELD
ON CHARGES OF FRAUD

Los ANGELES. Cal. Dec. 20.-Dr. w.
L. Price. mining promoter and psychoo-
gist. formerly Of Atlanta. Ca. was held
10 answer 20 the superior court on Il
charge of obtaining money undor false
pretcpscs II his preliminary examination
here today. He furnished $1,000 bonds Ia
secure his release. Other chorgcs Of a
similar nature Irc pending against him
for his alleged fraudulent statements con-
ccrnlne the value OF mining property.
whereby. ii is claimed In the complaints,
many people who attended his psycholo-
gical Temple were induced 10 buy shares
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21
Peanuts Gets Match.

Peanuts" Sinclair has been matched
with Kid Murphy Of England for six
rounds, as a preliminary TO the Sullivan
Collins match. for January . at Ogden.
Murphy Is much larger than Sinclair, but
claims that he can weigh in AT l22 pounds.
Siuclair's real boxing weight is ll5
weight TO n majority OF the boys whom he
has
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21
BROTHER OF FORAKER
UNITED STATES MARSHAL

WASHINGTON. Dec 20.--Amonc the
United SEltes nlarshals named by PTcsi-
dent Taft today WAS Creighton NJ. For
aker OF New Mexico who has held the
Office there for sixteen years.
interest attached 20 the appoiu tnent
and some political significance WAS
thought 10 ne included. ms Mr.. Foraker
Is !, brother OF former Senator Foraker
of Ohio, and President Taft greatly de-
sires io bring the Republican faction 81
Ohio into closer harmony.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21
BIG PRIZES OFFERED
FOR AVIATION EVENTS

Los ANGELES. Cal, Dec. 2o.--More
thau $50. 900 iu prizes will be awarded
winners Of events OF aviation week.
Rheims aviation prizes aggregated less
than so. 900
The apportionmcnt follows:
For aeronauts, including aeropIancs.
$40 800.
For spherical balloons, S22 800.
For dirigiblc airships, 100.
There will he prizes for speed, dura-
ton in air. highest altitude attained. and
longest flights These will apply ospc-
cl9liy TO aeroplancs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21
Will Test Boxing Law.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2O.-Thc National
Sporting club of American with headquar-
tors I'm Harlem. was closed tonight by
tllc police Tom O'Kourkn. promoter and
referee. and Two loca! fighters. Hal King
and RED" Lyons, were arrested and held
I'm $500 hall FOR arraignmcnt in police
court tomorrow.
The club management says no adnlis-
sion tickets had been sold and only mem =
bcrs were present. IL is believed the case
will become prominent as Il test of the
boxing law.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21
McCoy's Pipe Dream.

NEW YORK. Dec. 20-r<id Mccoy. the
pugiliSt, has issued Il statement dcclar-
Ing n" is willing 10 meet Jim Corbett
in q ten-round bout as preliminary To
the Jcffrics johnson battle. He expresses
u desire to wager SO 600 on the outcome.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21
BLIND GIRL H0N0RED
BY CHICAGO UNIVERSITY

CHICAGO. Dee 2o.-Bind since she
was wears old. Miss Theodore j. Frank
gen today was elected 10 the Phi Bcta
Kappa society at the University OF Chi
ca2o.
Miss Tranliscn is the first blind girl
Ia receive such distinction at the uniNcr-
sltv aud one of ,hc few students To he
40 honored ut the end Of three years
work.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21
Students Walk Fifty Miles.

PRINCETON. N J., Dec 20.-Two
Princeton students. w. {. Belknap and
G.. -. Dixon. finished n walk from the
university 70 Jersey City a distance of
fifty miles, covering the distance I'm "a
little more than twelve hours. The walk
was made on a wager that they could
do il in less than eighteen hours.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21
Fighters Relnatched.

KANSAS CITY. Dec 2Q.-"Cyclonc
Hyland were matched here tonight 90
fight ten rounds before the Empire Ath-
letic club January 10. They VIII weigh
In at 1$& pounds. Thompson received the
decision over Hyland here last Saturday
night