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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-03
VARSITY FOOTBALL

For the first time during the past six
weeks the men on the university football
tcam have been exempt from practice.
only two moro gamcS arc listed on the
schedule. one with the University Of Mon
tana to be held on November L. and the
other with the Utah Agcies on Thanks
giving Day. The boys are all feeling well
in spit of tho good drcDchius and rolling
IN the mud that they received last Satur-
day in the Fort Douglas game
Coach Joe Maddox Is finding his hands
iull even though the regular team is ttk
ing vacation. Tuesday he spent fully
TWO hours with the faculty members
teaching them the tactics of football in
order that they might defeat the seniors
in the game To bc played next Friday
The faculty sent a challenge 20 the
seniors for a game and now that tho
seniors have accepted the faculty is put
ling in strong licks 10 defeat tho gradu-
ating class. \. -. Roberts. Instructor in
English aE The university is acting as
captain Of the faculty. aud supported as
Ic is by "a strong a=grC CATION of old col
lcSc football stars. the seniors expect 4
good hard fight for the victory.
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STAGE WORK WILL
|AJURE JEFFR|ES
Must Have Plenty of Outside
Work to Get in Shape
for Fight.

The announcement made by james j
Jcifrics that he Will tour the country to
give series Of boxing exhibitions and
also To take on all comcrs Tor siXround
goes, does not sound good TO the average
fan Jetries will have IL hard time to
get into condition as il is, and these every
night stands Will not help him i'll the
least. Showing at theatcrs means that
Jemrics will he compelled 10 remain out
every night in the week, with possible
exception Of Sundays. until after IL
o'clock. tour OF this kind. which he
may may continue for two or three months.
Will b" TO his injury instead of benefit
and VIII stll more lessen his chances
against Jack Johnson.
II Jack johnson takes 10 the stage
sam Langford is able To raise tho $40. 900
requested as a side bet for a fight with
Johnson, the latter will commence train
Ing immediately and VIII spend his time
out OF doors.
When the fight articles were signed
JcitricS announced that as soon as the
date was arranged he would go into ac-
dive training. and the fans figure that IL
i'm the open air hill climbing, etc, that
he would regain his old-umc form and
be as strong as ever but with spending
his time on the stage he cannot add
strength and will only injurc himself.
The undcieat"d champion probably Tca-
iZcS This as well any other man. but
There is so much money in sight for him
tb1t hC cannot turn down the big offers.
lie will get big guarantee from tho
light promoters any way. and all the
money he makes on his theatrical tour
VIII be so much velvet
Jc(fricS announces that he is I'm good
enough shape To take on any of the pres
cnt day fighters for six rounds each and
chances arc that he will 90 right down
The line with several of the heavy ones
who may care to mix with him for the
short distance.
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Pimlico Entries.
isl 20 The Tribune.

Special 20 The Tribune.
BALTIMORE. Nov. '..-Entrics IA, =,
UorTow's races W.
First race, thrcc-quarters Of a nn.
purSc-1svcrard. lis; Notasulga. 10. ,,s IoH-
Miller ll2: King Comoner. If6. Siiv",,aa TYaa
l07; Topuote. lO7: Gold Dust. l07, Msrt1'
nc2. %: I.otbario. 81: The Speaker o.
Second race, stccplechase. the Pa,ans,,
hunt purSe-Dacrs, 100: Peter Young l;;.
Algic. li5. Octopus, lia; buxton ig,
Third race, one mile and seventy yarS,
sellinG-Kins Avon5alc. 100; ST. Elmwo5
i09. Eohbie Kean, 101; Uiacko. iOi: Ial,
Gay Spankcr, lOi: 1ilfall. lOi; spanIsS
Prince 90: Silvcrin. 81: Golden Castle :;
Fourth race. two miles. stecplecbass-
Waterway. 163: Thistlcdalc, l65. Non,.
Carlo, 1911 Essex, 1s1. Rye Boz. -
Vilhalla, 152; Lynnowood li2
Fifth race. one mile and n half hand.
cap-Juggler. 1l3. Terah. no: C;rorn,
Green, 100; Blue Book, l05; Arondaes
lOT: Taboo. los; Superstition. lOi: p,.,
and Needles. 9s Ncthcrmost, al
Sixth race, one mile and six;esn,h
purse-Msrtin Doyle, u.s. Grctna Grsss
H.; Dreamer, ll2: Stanley Fay. 10: Hog.
ard Sheau. 10: High Private 1G.
Emperor William. 100; Arondack. 100
Seventh race. thrce-auarters OF a mil,
pursc-Judge Ernentrout. NJ; India,
Hunter. no: TIanonia, l0T: Racing Bole
lOT: Kcbcc, 1o7: Soil -iO7 Compton 8,
SaEer. o5; Tom Melton. %, Majestic. o,
ACumen, %.
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FORE Wins FEATURE
FROM FAST BUNCH
Yankee Tourist. a Buena Vista
Long Shot, Dies From Cold
and Fever.

Fore showed In the feature event at
the Ogden track today, II handicap at five
iurlonSs that the mare Is now rounding
INTO her best form, she outran Kerry
drive from Kerry, The latter, how
ever was the best horse In the race and
but Tor being cut off by Fore lust after
The start would have won The Judges.
however. overlooked the interference on
account Of the condition OF the track.
which was still rather heavy.
There was Wild plunge on Sam Me
G1bbon In the opener which forced the
opening to ] against him down to half
that figure. but after running UP into
Chucked 1T UP and Dorian Prince wore
down the PaCcmnkcr. Dr. Sherman. and
won very easily. Iii Col Cap stumbled
and threw Wilson. but beyond being
shaken up, the boy was none tho worse
Tor the experience,
Another supposed good thing went
wrong when Geo. Guyton played from s
TO l down 10 to .. failed to get In the
money m the second race, Miss Buttc,
opening equal favorite wlih ST. IIilda,
Burning Bush looked much the best
in his race and proved to bc such. run .
ming over Father Downcy when let down
by Dickens and winning in n Gallop.
and Wildwood Bill. coming with a bclated
rush to set third money, LuNurIo fell
and Murphy WAS bruised a little.
Rather Royal. ono of the most useful
horses raced at the Bucna Vista meet
ing. is new the property of Mrs Reed
Keller. She bought the gclding from j.
w. Rice this morning. The price was
not made public.
Yankee Tourist that won his last race
at Bucna Vista died here yesterday from
while being shipped over from Salt Lake
CITY,
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Latonia Entries.

Special to The Tribune.
CINCINNATI. Nov. Entries for TO-
First race, seven -cighths Of a mile
seling-Ray H.. l0l; Claiborne l0l
Bonobrallc. 1O3; Grenade. 1O3; Lady Vie
10G: Ovclando 103. DcsComoncts, 1Oli
Adm0nish. l0i: j G. Core lOe; Mac Ham
ilton. LOG: CanopiaD loo Stoueman, l06
Barncsdale.. l0G; Deuce. LOG; Dargin, 100
Gemmcll. 100.
second race, eleven -sixtccnths of q
mile, pUrsc-Bcllc GLENN, 10I. Ethel D.,
l03: Ecn * SlCct. los, &. a Lehman,
LOG: Royal Report 106. Judge Walton
l06: Sir Ormonde. LOG; Gavcsca, l09;
Howdy, Howdy, lOs; Boca Grand, ll2,
Third race. three quarters OF milo,
purse-Lincoln. 90 Corlcy. %; Billy
l-lair. -: AuStuu. Sturtcvant. 90: MasC
Abe, 1o2; Scrcnadc, l0I; SinIran, lO9i T
VI. Green, l09.
Fourth race, one mile. sellmG-Stowa
way l05: Ccrcmonious, 100: ST, Aulairc,
%, Camel. los; Otillo. l0l; Denver Girl,
l05: Ludhiania, l05; Ida May. l05; lIcInc
100 Bucket Brigade, los; Beau Brummel,
1l4
Firth race. ono mile sclling-Brunhild
9G: BY Gal. 9S: Emmy Lon. l0l; Prm-
cess Thorpe, l0l. Lady McNally l0l
Creurl, 10l: sligo. 10l: Kcmptou Park.
lol; Omicron, iol: Enrica. 10&; Autumn
lO$. liiddy Lee, l0i, Lou Lanicr, lo5.
Sixth race, mile and ono-sivtocnih.
selling Gull 109; Kokomo. 1O9; Maid
Militant. 1903; BanridEc. 100: Coaster. i0H:
Kenno wick, 109: Polar Star. 1909, John l..
Mcmillan. Ill. The Shauehran, III;
CrcppS Bcckman, III.
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Football Committee
Will Change Rules
OOGAN EASILY Wins
WITH FITzHERBER1
Five thousand People Chez,
Victory; Also Takes Bel.
dame Handicap.

AQUEDUCT, Nov. 2.-Cheered h.. 40.
persons, Fltzherbert favorlte AZ . -
easily won the Election day hand,c.s y
$1,000 here today. "p ol
He was ridden by Dugau who b.s ..
first mount of the meeting FI,zSnaI, M
carried l29 pounds. Olnmbala yne NJ osfl
TO beat him. Dugan beat the ba-.55
with Fltzherbcrt and sent him riusI
along TO make the pace and soon ha lsnI
lead OF two lengths. At the for :,
Dugan took him back a little and A,,sitn ,oin
raced up 10 within 4 half length ~ .ts
leader As the field swung into ss .lss
stretch Fitzherbcrt drew away ana sas
easily by TWO lengths. Gnu Won
lmDrud"nt, with DuGan up. Won a.
Boldnme handicap for two ycar-od s,ie Nle
by two lengths. "''ei
First race, six furloncs-so-.,u
BcUltlcr. To |. won. Intervene a .'oVI
second: Black Sheep, 20 TO /, third IT, E
l.14 SO t'He,
Second race. one milc-BIackford >,
10. won; Siskin. ) to !. second. No,b,a.o 70
g to J. third. Time, 1:i1
Third race. five turlongs-Impuldcn .
to |, won; Chcrryol1. . TO 1, scconJ. n !
sponsefr!l. II 10 j. third Time ! .oi Sse'
Fourth race, the Election day handI,-ss
valu" $4,000 mile and an cighis III
herbert, 4 To >. won. Olambala. - e-
second; Arazec. Il TO ]. third Tin,n ~ -
Fifth race. one mile and a aixtcsn,,S ~
Dandy Dixon, 6 to l. won: Counfv Fu,-
s 10 !. second; ROYAL Captive io
third. Time, las 10 :
Sixth race, seven furlonEs-Pctronju, +,
10 |. won Temptcr . to 2, second. nd,,.
Dixon, II TO .. third. Time. les 81
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LAT0NIA EXTENDS
ITS RACE MEETING

CINCINNATI. Nov. 2.-Thc Laionia
Jockey club decided to extend It's pres
ont meeting fourteen racing days today
The meeting will continue until Thanks
giving. but racing will bc declared Off
on November IL and > the track is
contracted FOR an aerial meeting.
First race. FIVE furlonSs-Fricnd Virgil,
10 /. won; Harry Summers. 30 to !,
second; Dixie Gem, Z TO l. third. Time,
1903.
Second race one mile aud a sixteenth
Plume. TO !, won: Lcamcucc 6 TO I,
second: Bottles, TO ,, third, Time.
l:fS 10
Third race. six furIoucs-Handzarct
- 10 ]. won. Hatchic Coon. 10 /. sec
ond; Short Order to i. third. Time,
1.l5.
Fourth race. seven furlonSs-Risht
Easy. To ,. won. Hanbridgc. to |, sec
ond: Add Rcd . 10 .. third. Time. 1927.
Filth race. six furIongs-Tom Holland
10 .. won; Fire Ban. to .. second .
Joe Moscr. TO /, third. Time. l:13 4-5.
Sixth race. one milc-Alce Baird ~ to
10 won; Many Colors, 3 To I, second. /.
Anne McGce, 81 TO !, third, Time, ~.
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Pimlico Races.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 9.-Today's race re-
suits were as follows;
First race, six furlougs-AYmeer TO
.. won: Cav DccCivrr. q to |. second
Dauccrcss. 10 l. thiTd. Timc. I.1A DO,
Second race. SIX fUrlomGs-Salvolatilc
Ia 10. won Tallahira. IS 10 l, second
Apologize. IL TO /. third. Time. i:1% DO,
Third race. milo and three siNtccnths-
IuEglcr. II to ., won NethcrmoSt, II 10
10. second: Rio Grandc, - to 5, third.
Time. 2:0l B..
Fourth race. stccplcchase about two
mlies-Maccllan. y I" j. won; Ncstor,
. To /. second, RuXton ( 10 !. third.
Time. AS 10.
Fifth race. milc-Fauntleroy. / TO e.
won; Hobco, 10 10 /. second: Scarus 10
10 | third. Timc. $40 SO.
sixth race mile and siXtecnIl-On-
iario. Ia > won: Campacncr. ! to l..
second. ChcpoutepUc. so 10 /. third. Time.
III 3-5.
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FORTUNES AWAIT JEFFR|ES ON THE STAGE
RADICAL CHANGES TO
Be MADE IN GAME
Many Advocate Soccer Football ;
Mass Plays Will Bring
Big Discussion.

NEW YORK, Nov, @,-Tootball enthu-
siasts believe that. as u result OF the
death of Cadet Byrne OF West Point and
the dangerous injury OF Mdshipman VIII
son of Annapolis, tho college football con-
ference association Will eliminate certain
dangerous features of tho present game
when II meets I'm this city next month to
revise the rules
While those who have advocated the
adoption OF soccer football In place of the
American game have not received any
great amount Of announcement, there
seems TO be. according to dispatches from
the various institutions. a desire on the
part OF The heads of colleges trainers and
coaches, 10 so amend the present rules
that there will be more open play In
the game and absolutely no mass plays
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Powell Looks Like
a Coming Champion
JEFFRIES CANNOT
RESIST THE STAGE
viii Tour Country and Take on
ALI Corners for Six
Round Goes.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2.-Thc lure OF the
tootlights and its attendant remuneration
has induced James j. Jeffries TO change
his mind about retiring 10 the California
mountains Tor eight or nine months of
hard training for his fight with Jack John
son. and his manager, sam Berger, an
nounceS that hc will tour the country
To meet all comcrs, Since the signing
of articles In this city last week Jcffrics
has received offers OF manN thousands
of dollars for six round bouts in Phla-
dclphia and Pittsbufg. He has also re-
Ccived offers from various theatrical ma N
ayers, some OF whom have mentioned sal
aries which would tempt grand opera
star.
Bnt ii is said Jeffrics will organize his
own theatrical troupe The principal part
of the performance will he an athletic
show, in which JcfiricS VIII offer each
night, 20 fight any two men who wish to
meet him sinCly. Berger states that this
show Will probably he started after Jeff
ries has accepted the Philadelphia and
Pittsburg offers. which follow the opening
Of bids in this city to determine where
the big fight will be held.
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MURRAY NEWS

Special to The Tribune.
MURRAY, Nov. 2-Thc Independent
party won everything here today, aud
the Citizens crowd that has been in
power for the past five years is utterly
wiped out The following were elected
on the Independent ticket. Mayor, Phil
Bcntz; city attorney, j. l.. Brown: ius-
ticc of peace, Carl Morck, city recorder,
William Waranski. reelected with no
opposition; city treasurer, Archie Brad
ford.
Those elected to the city council were;
First ward, Joseph Park; Second ward,
Arthur Townsend; Third ward, James
Cahoon; Fourth ward William Atwood 4;
Fifth ward, c. Mcmillan, OH both tick
cts
James McIIcnry was chairman Of the
Independent party and the victory is
largely attributed to his generalship.
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JAUREz TRACK IS
NEARLY COMPLETED
Will Be Mile and Eighth; Mis-
sion Style Grandstand and
Six Hundred Stalls.

Ell PASO. Nov 2-The work on the
new race track at Juarez CMc%ico), Just
across the Rio Grandc river, where nun
dred day meeting VIII be conducted. COM
n1cncins December L. Is in such an ad-
vanced state OF completion that Secretary
Lyman II. Davis announced today that,
commencing on November 10, he would nc
ready to receive the horses. There arc
exactly GOO stalls on the grounds. and
Judging by the applications lor staDilnS
room that are pouring IN. all OF these
will have an occupant long before open =
ing day rolls around.
The list of stake entries exceed 100 IN
number. The tlmc for nling stake en-
tries expired on October and IL Is noE
a matter of regret that the timc hnllt
was not made at later date, OWING TO
the large number OF entries received art
or the closing date.
Owing To tho fact that stables con-
structcd Of wood do not wear well in TINS
climate, the builders have hit upon the
novel idea CT using adobe in the con =
StTuction OF III" stalls. This material =
much more seTyicaabic than wood and
will last for years. No flooring WIN be
placed in The stalls, as the dry climate
does not make this necessary. The roofs
OF the stalls viii be constructed OF red
tiles. giving the buildings picturesque
finish
In the construction OF the grand stand
and other buildings on the grounds sew
cral novel Ideas have been Incorporated.
All OF the buildings are OF the mission
style OF architecture and the only ma
tcrial used being reinforced concrete and
steel. Tho grand stand has reached that
stage Of completion TO afford one fairly
good idea as to the beauty OF the struc-
turc when fully completed. Al OF inc
concrete work is finished and the work
on the steel roof ought to be completed
In the course of two weeks,
The work Of grading the track. which
is n mile and an eighth, has received the
IIniSltuc touches.
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MlDVALE
Special 10 The Trihnnn

Special 10 The Tribune.
MIDEALE, Nov. 2.-'The second clcc.
iIon held in this city since It's incor-
poration under the present name was IN
exciting one and full of interest. The
cn'ire Citizens ticket was elected. Hv.
rum Cor was elected mayor over vii
lam AyIctt by a vote of 256 TO 10
Il. T.; Douglass defeated W. l., Garl
Ior the Office of city treasurer NciIs
Lind was elected Justice Of the peace
over y. Larsen. For recorder, Il. A.
Bateman defeated George Ycadon. Tho
following Will constitute the city conn
cll for the next term: Harry =. Miller
I. f. Sullivan, John Watson, Il. IL. Nc
Donald and II. Il. Dcnidict.
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POWELL is BOOSTED
FOR CHAMP PI0NSHIP
Colfroth Says Lightweight Is
Great Fighter and Can
Whip Nielsen.

NEW YORK, Nov, flames Cofrroth
who is here to bid for the JefIrics John
son fight. says that Lew Powell. the
California lightweight: who stopped Jonn-
NY Frayne In short order in San Fran
cisco last Friday night is the coming
lightweight champion pugilst. Cofrroth
IS confident that Powell can now beat
Nelson on points i'll a twenty round bout.
Harlem Tommy Murphy has received
an offer 10 meet Powell I'm a twenty
round bout at an carly date, and IL IS
believed that he will accept. The fight
Will be held i'm California
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MIXED TICKET IS
ELECTED AT BRIGHAM.

Special TO The Tribune
BRIGHAM CITY, Nov. Follow
ing is the ticket elected here today:
Mayor-Thomas IL. Blackburn, Dem
ocrat, over r. l., Fishburn, Republican
by 81 majority,
Rccordcr-IIyrum Standing, Demo
cTat.
Justice of the Peace, Francis Mer-
riI. Republican.
Councimrn:
First ward-J, +, McMasters, Demo
crat.
Second ward-John II. Horsley, Re
publican.
Third ward-Hans S. Larsen, Repub-
lican.
Fourth ward-IIyrum A. Hanson, Re
publican.
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DEMOCRATS ARE LARGELY
SUCCESSFUL AT LEH]

Special TO The Tribune
LEEII, Nov. 2.-The election here went
Democratic with this exception of re-
CoTdCr and short term councilman. G.. y.
Coates, for recorder. and James e. Cough,
Tor short term councilman. beat their op-
puncnts by small margins,
The winning ticket follows:
Mayur-Edward SuuthwicR.
EcCor0cr-C. :. Coates.
TrcasuTcr-TOhn StoEor.
Couucii--Willl5m T. Gurney. four-ycar
term: George @. Webb, Il. j, Whipple and
James G.. Cough.
Justice of the pcacc-El Kendall.
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ARMI-NAYY ANNUAL
GAME Is CANCELLED

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2-Thc great an
nual football contest between the West
Point cadets and Annapolis midshipmcn,
which was 10 have taken place at Phila-
1olphia, November -, will not bc PLAYED
this year. the athletic authorities OF the
naval academy today deciding TO grant
tho request of the superintendent OF tho
military academy to cancel tho game on
account of ;he death of Cadet Bygnc.
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SOCIALISTS DEFEATED
BIZ CITIZENS AT EUREKA

Special to The Tribune.
- EUREKA. Nov 2.-Thc Citizens ticket
was elected in full today, defeating the
Socialists. The ticket follows;
MlyoT-John Morley.
RcCorGcr-l w. Redmond.
Trcnsurer-W. j TrcGoinG.
Justice OF the pcacc-John G. Fleckle-
ton.
COMMUNICATIONS term, James Knowles E
short term. r.. j. Fcnuell. David Mills and
Charles Cabrisliie.
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Painful Accident,

Special To The Tribune.
MURRAY, Nov. 2.-In an attempt to
5iit heavy rail on his wagon today. Pc
tro Jclnovicb. native from the sunny
CLINE OF Italy. missed his footing and fcli
the rail lighting on his left leg Just be-
low the knee. The man was almost rem
dorod unconscious With pain. and lay in
this position for fifteen minutes while he
endcavored to remove the heavy rail from
his Denumbed limb.
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Pocatello Girls Win.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
RENBCEG. Nov. 2.-Tho girls basket
bail team from Pocatcllo defeated the
girls from the Kicks academy by the
close score OF 10 i'm Il match game,
which was one of Il series for the cham
Dionshlp of southeastern Idaho The Wis
itors were entertained after the game
and treated TO q banquet in the dining
room OF the academy.
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FIVE BOYS ARRESTED FOR
TRESPASSING AT DEPOT
Special 70 The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO. Nov. l.-Boys attending tho
schools here have been in the habit of
visiting the depot and jumping on and
off moving trains. much to the annoy
ancc Of the railroad officials. who have
repeatedly made complaints to the police,
Yesterday the police arrested five boys.
Melvin Marshall. Ira Bopk ms, Jesse Day.
Albert Robinson and Frank Winn, and
charged them with trcspass. The boys
were taken before Judge Noon. and after
receiving n lecture were allowed to go
pending good behavior.
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White, thc incumbent, was elected for
recorder, For Councilmen, Ernest Cush-
ing was elected over Stephen Hardcas-
tie and r. ID. Jorgenson over John Ad-
rcn. Roy Scott defeated T. NJ. Althrop
by large majority. The contest be
tween A. r. Larsen and d. w. Burllin-
shaw was chose, the former winning out
by n small majority.
There was no Socialist ticket in Inc
field. The election WAS an orderly one.
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VISITORS ARE 0UTPLAYED
BY SACRAMENTO TEAM

SACRAMENTO Cal, Nov. 2.-AIthough
outhit and outflcldcd by tho local coast
league team. the All Nationals won their
FIRST game in California today by score
Of to ?. Il. IL. Il.
ALL Nationals ,........,........,.. 3
Sacramento ...r.......... .....,....,.2 10
Battcries-IIall and Myers; Whalen and
LaI .onge.
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Gotch Wins Easily.

CHICAGO. Nov. 2.-Champion Frank
Gotch disposed of Ardac and Mcleod
at Rivcrvicw rink tonight throwing the
former In S:4S and the lattcr in 9:2S.
Or. Il. +. Roller won from Winklchccfcr
in two straight falls. the first in 1917
and 1lnc eccnnl I'm I AZ.
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Hoppe Accepts Challenge.

NEW YORK, Nov. willie Hoppe has
accepted the challenge or ORC Morning
star, the Chicago billiard player, for a
championship 1872 game. with a side bet
of $500. This follows the recent efforts
20 revive interest in professional billiards.
The game will be played either in Chi
csgo or this city.
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ANOTHER BIG OFFER
FOR JEFFRiES FIGHT

SPOKANE Wash. Nov. 2.-The Hin
yard (Washington) Athletic association,
through it's president Jesse II. Jones. to-
day sent u telegram 10 sam Berger. man
ager of James J. Jeffrlcs, Offering TO post
S75, 900 IL no would hold the Jcnrics-
johnson fight in this city
The association has deposited 10 per
cent I'm the First National bank at iiill-
ward, which is five miles north OF Spo-
kane.
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DEFEAT FOR SM00T
IN HIS HOME TOWN

Continued from Page Three.
out the city as the result of the clec.
ton, and good deal of money chang
ed hands in election bets.