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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-24
THREE FAV0RITES WIN:
50 DO THE BO0kMAkERS

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Dec. %. 2..rhree
faVorites were first at MoncTiof this
afternoon, each heavily played. How
ever, the bool<icS quit winners ON The
day. AS the other three faNoTtes. heavily
played. failed To win. In The fourth race
Jockey O O'Faine. on SNOWFALL. fell Just
before turning into the stretch and was
badly injured. Summary;
First race. fvc and half furlongs
sclling-DiXic Knight. 10 =. won; Sou
~ TO ;. second; Gypsy Girl, 20 10 J, third
Time. l:09 10.
Second race. i've and a, half fmlonss
sellng-AndcrSon, to /. won. Many
Colors. 10 10 /. second May Aluelia,
even. third. Time. l:09 3-5.
Third race, seven furlongs. selling
Font II toJ5. won: Robin Grey. II TO >.
second; Husky. 100 To i. third. Time.
! 30 -.
Fourth race. six nlrlongs. sellng-Ll
Sale. S To I. won. George w. Lebolt. .
to .. second: la Gloria, 10 ., third.
Time, l:lI -
Fifth race. milo. sclliuG-Ragman I TO
2. won. Admonish, . To !. second. Belle
view. . TO . third. Time. 1:4i 3-5.
Sixth race. mile and onc-sixtccnth. sell
g-CunninG. > To |. won County Clerk.
IL TO D. second: Billy Pullman, s to ..
third. Time. l;5%.
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NATIVE SONS INVENT
SUCCESSFUL M0N0PLANE

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 23.-Two local
inventors. Clifton O'IIrien and John w:
Hudson, have announced that they Will
Nv over the city IN their new mopoplane
tomorrow They have worked for two
years To perfect new engine and are
confident OF success
Tho new aeroplanc is thirty eight feet
from tip to tip of it's wings, The engine,
which works on the principle OF gyro-
scope weighs 12i pounds and il is claimed
will drive the machine at "A speed OF
seventy miles an hour The fuel tank Is
built to carry gasoline for a tcn-hour
trip.
The inventors promise 1O0-milc flight
before Christmas.
An aviation meet in this city for next
month Is assured. according to j. c. fr-
vine. president Of the Pacihc Aero CLUB.
Tho necessary subscriptions have been
promised, making it possible FOR the club
10 offer valuable prizes
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FANORITES GRADUALLY
WEARING DOWN BOOKS

TAMPA. Fla. Dec. 9&.-Escutche@n
was the only winning outsider today. TAX
ing the fourth race with as good AS 20
10 | on him at the opening OF wagcrs
He was cut to Il TO |. Form Is gradually
wearing the bookics down. tho play on
The faYoritcs today being the heaviest OF
the meeting. Davenport rode three win
nors and is out of the apprentice class.
having ridden twenty-five winners at this
meet Summary:
First race i've and a half furlongs.
scllinG-Canopisn 4 10 >. won: Malccon.
To I second; AlNisc, TO J. third. Time,
second race five rurlones. selling
Bonnie Bee, even. won, St DcHoii, To
J. second: Catherine Montour, ! to l..
third Time. Los 20.
Third race. i've. and a half furlongs.
Sclline-Ear Of Richmond, ; TO .. won:
Masks and Faces. to ]. second; uur-
lock. 20 TO l. third. Time, ~ A..
Fourth ract. five and q half furlonSs,
-Escutchcon. II 10 |. Won Beth
Good win. : To / second; Lou l.auicr. !
to l. third. Time. lie 40.
Fifth race. one mile selling Lens.
even, won: Orphan Lad. 10 10 !. second f,
Brontc. 10 t. third Time. l:io 30.
Sixth race. mile and one sixteenth. sell
iDc-Vancn 2 10 ). wnnf CaSsowary. 10
i. second: Great Jubilee. 10 l. third.
Time, 1:o6 SO.
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Los ANGELES WILL
HOLD AERIAL RACES
Regardless Of the Orders of
the Aero Club OF
America.
BUSINESS MEN TIRE OF
GOVERNING BOD('S ACTIONS
Rules Are Conflicting and Ma
tive Sons Refuse TO Olsen
tangIe Them.

Los ANGELES. Cal. Dee. 2G.--"With
or without the sanction of tho Aero Club
of America the aviation meet announced
FOR this city on January 1920 VIII he
held IL the Elst OF Il statement Issued
tonight by the Merchants and Manufac-
lures association Of this city, under
whose auspices the event is scheduled.
From New York today cIuC the state
m"nt thnt the Aero CLUB OF America VIII
sanction the meet, but Will Insist that
no unlicensed pilots be permitted 10 enter
contests with licensed pilots. 1t is tho
insistauCo ou this rule TO which the com
mlttce OF the Merchants and Aiununac-
turers association objects.
Ia the statement issued tonight the
committee SAYS:
The Merchants and Manufacturers
association of Los Angeles under whose
auspices the aviation moot is to br held.
feels tm,t IT has reached the limit of die
LaIlun uS the Nero Club of America or
any other similar Organization. The as
SuriuIiou has proceeded In good faith and
rcpca teddy assured The Aero Club Of
America that the international meet TO
be held here is To be one of true apoVts-
manShip. and the contests lo h. FOR
IN amy way. The meet has duly received
The sanction of the local Aero club al
hllatcd with the Nero Club Of America.
Several Restrictions.
The restrictions which the diSpal chcs
Of today indicate arc to bc placed on diff
!crcnt contests, prohlIltlnE IN" Colnpcp-
ton of licensed and unlicensed pilots, in
themselves absolutely contradict Tho
prcCcpiS of tnC. Aero Club of America
which are that all contests must b" fol
the advancement Of aviation and devoid
of commercial profit, They viii prohibit
the entry OF Il number OF machines hN
local inventors and by aviatoTs who have
proved their ability TO 1y, but vino have
not yet found the opportunity To enter
the Aero club.
The Merchants and Manufacturers
association declares that unless tho Aero
Club Of America respects it's compliance
with The Aero clubs rules and it's free
Ior-all efforts in behalf OF aviation Tho
association viii hold tho aviation meet ir
Los Angeles regardless of the Aero Clul
Of America action"
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ALL ANN ARBOR GAMES
MAY Be THROWN OUT
Captain-EIect Miller Was In
eligible; Letters of Apology
Sent Out.

ANN ARBOE. Mich, Dec. .2%.-ProfcsSor
George w. Patterson. chairman Of the
Vorsity of Michigan. which today de-
cldrcd Captain elect 10y Miller Of the
football team ineligible and addressed let
terS OF apology 70 Pennsylvania, Mime
sofa Marquette, NoITc Dame and Syrl-
Cusc universities. MicNigGn's opponents IN
games In which Miller played with Mlchi-
gan last season. said tonight.
"As tho matter stands any or tue
teams Michigan defeated now las tho
right 10 protest and may ask that tho
game be declared no game OF It's re-
suit reversed. We are expecting some
such action
The whole university is sick ahout the
business. The board. In An effort TO find
some cXtenuatipS circumstance or elicit
some explanation from Miller. has kept
tho matter quiet until today. Though
Miller disrcEardcd our requests for an
interview il is quite probable the faculty
VIII have an interesting session should
nc come TO Ann Arbor.
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Jacksonville Entries.
.necial tn Thc Tribunc.

Special Ia Tho Tribune.
JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 23,-Entrics Tor
Fridays races:
First race. thrcc-quartcrs Of mile.
una idens' purse-IIym Wolf. lo4: Tony
"a, 1Oi; Harold. Ir., ioI; Ben Astor. 100;
Right Guard 100; Red Doe, 10e: Sandy
Hill. 109 Gatien Lass. 109, Henry Cross
caddin. 109. Rose Arkle. ne: Meiodiou
1l2: Harkaway. 112; Grecnbndge. n3;
Square Deal. 1l3.
second race. hve and a half furloncs
scIling-Katherine Van, 30; Scruplcs, 30;
Ternpter. 30: Glenn Bcachy. l0l; Briarius,
lO2; Hack Hale i0i: Mr.. Smarty. 1oI,
Third race. six and 81 half lurlongs. sell
ing-Cirande Dame. 1903: san Gil, l06;
Sally Preston. Io9: Pedigree. 100; Ballot
Box. 100: Roscboro, 1o9; Ethon. III
Carthage, Ill,
Fourth race. three-quariers Of mile
handicap--Amoret. 90; Sinfran, 1ol; Jack
Parker 1oI. Booger Red. los; Question
Mark los; Eye Bright. 1l3.
Fifth race. seven-cShths OF mile
selling-Sand Piper. %; summer Night
101: Pocomolen. l06! Otilo. 10I; Or. uolz-
berg los: Jack Baker. l1o; Pinto, 1lo
Cowen. l6. -
sixth race mile and sixteenth. sell
ins-Paradise Queen. 100; Golcouda. 1O6
Molesby. 100: Oberon. 109. ST. Joscpr
1O9; CaSticWood. liz.
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PHYSICAL WONDER GIVES
EXHIBITION Ar Y. VI. {. A.

Members Of the physical department Of
the y. NJ. G. y. were entertained Thurs
day night in The gymnasium by Signor
CarlCttn for about half AN hour. Car
ietta, who has nearly reached perfection
in body development. gave an cThihition
of his methods used i'm training and cNcr-
CisuE. His movements were graceful.
brought about by systematic training. and
he performed with such ease that he won
the admiration OF the large crowd pres
cEt.
Physical Director Gjngrich of the y. NJ.
e. \. said that Caylctl1'S work was Il
good lesson TO the y. NJ G. \. and scv-
Cral OF tho visiting athletes exercises
will be adopted by the local association.
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FOOTBALL RULES
MUST Be Changed.
Enemies of Popular College
Sport Arraying Forces 70 o
Kill the Game.
PROFESSORS OF SCHOOLS
INSIST ON OPEN GAME
Coach Stag Suggests Changes
Which Will Lessen Gas.
ialty List.

The foriieth anniversary Of The a..
game OF intercollegiate football plnyas
lI America was seen last mon,i, IN
initial game was played between pr;.
ton and Rutgers AZ New BrunswIr,' 'N,se We
remoer o. ilS'' 1852 kutsers winning BY ,J, 81,
will tho popular gnJne continue. '''scs
That something must lie done fo, a..
salvation Of football. il it Is Ia ,or,niu MT us
the curriculum OF college Sports. ia ,hn IN
consensus or opinion ef even the ,uos,
ardent Sri'iroh enthusiasts II anything.
Continued on Page Thirteen
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SOCCER FOOTBALL FOR
ILLINOIS COLLEGES

CHICAGO. Dec 23.-Soccer football
triumphcd yesterday when the. athletics
heads Of the University Of Chicago and
the University Of Illinois scheduled an
association battle tor next fall
3 Coaches A. y, Stagg and George Hun
planned to introduce soccer as q west
cIn Intercollegiate sport November 10 Of
next year ut Marshall Field,
According 10 the two coaches the initial
intcrcollcgc soccer contest will be In
tended as the formal Introduction OF the
sport into the conference and probably
the forcrunncr Of annual associs ton
schedules between the Big Eight insti-
tutions
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HAMPER PROVES TO
Be FAST SPR|NTER
Wins Salinas Handicap, Beat
ing Cloudlight: Rosslar Adds
Another Victory.

OAKLAND, Dec. 93.--flampcr proved TO
be one OF the cleverest sprtnters at EN-
cryville when he won the Salinas handi-
cap in fast time today. He was the
outsider In field OF five going to tho
post mt ID 10 /. while Cloudlisht ruled
favorItc, There was also plunge on
Sveohn. Hamper went to the front and
he led all tho way.
Rosslar added another 10 her list OF
Victories when she won the third.
First race. five snd half furlonEs.
purse-Silk. IL CGlsssl. TO : won;
Pride OF Lismore. ll2 tMathewsl; TO
/. second: Cantem, l07 (Cotton2; To- J..
Nccicy Mark Twain, Whisky To-day;
Cameo. Clan Moorrlo. Phosphorus and
Cintra finished as named. ,
chan;eiiry. hi (Ment,Y) to !, woas;
G:ossiper H., lO7 CaNanaughl. to =,
second Little BntteTcqp III SSmi'9R|; Rsb 10
TO +, third. Time, 10. Id.,ns hHrGins SILL, ITlis
Richardson Mud MEG. and Andy pav-
ern finished as named
Third race. mile and twen,! yards
won; Bishop w. lO2 CGlassl. To J.,
second: Folie L.. lDS CGrosSl. III To !,
third. Time. l:ll 10. Ruckthorn;. Dor
o,hy Ledeett, Colonel Jack ana Woolicn
handicap-Hampcr. 70 1Kedcrisl T. To /,
won; Sewell IO9 tMentryl. 10 !. sec
ond; Cloudlight. 80 Martinl. ~ 10 ,.
third. Time. loo. CoppcrtoNn and Spohn
finished ms named.
Filth race. one mile. seliDg-Dr. MAY
or IGl iEuNton) 10 TO ]. won: Sink
Spring 1Og MARTINI. lG TO >, second +;
Steel. l07 (Cottou. Is To >. third. Time.
i:ll-i-5 Eclmcre. j. c. elem. Roy Junior;
Special Delivery and Beiisnicker finished
as named.
sixth race. six furlongs. sellinc-Elm :
dale 1l0 (MenTy, TO :. won NO
Quarter. lO7 CSmith), I2 to 6. second
jiIIeft los CRooncy). : 80 /. ihiroi. Time.
1:lia-6 SIR Barry. Curriculum, May
Pink Copperficld. sam Barber, Sold. Cob
,.,-.I-., TI,,i,.c. fip}eb.6 Du
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W0LGAST READY TO POST
MONEY TO BOX NELSON

Los ANGELES. Dec. 23.-Tom Jones.
manager OF Ad Wolgast. when shown Il
dispatch from Chicago today stating that
Battling Nelson had expressed n willing
ness TO defend his title Of lightweight
champion against Wugast AS soou as
Wolcast posts a forfeit. said:
If he means business ] VIII post SlpVO
at once | have not heard from Nelson
direct but he told me somc time ago
that ne would take on WolEast for his
next opponent provided lie bad not met
defeat before January J. The time will
he soon up and | expect Nelson VIII keep
his word
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-24
ALLEN BREAKS WORLDS
RUN ON POOL TABLE

BOSTON. Dec. 2&.-Thomas Nfueston of
st. Louis successfully defended his titlc
of pool champion Of the world against
Benjamin Allen ot Kansas CITY in thc
three days match cndcG tonight winning
by total net score of 6O0 10 oSl.
Allen won tonights match hy a large
lead. IN which he broke the worlds rec
ord for a rum. scoring 81. III" former
record being -. hcld by Grant Eby siuco
1902. Aliens score tonight WAS 20
Uucstou had Isl.
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BALLOON ENTRIES
THREE DIVISIONS
Fift-Eight Airships of Various
Kinds Will Compete i'll
Races.
EIGHTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
in PRIZES ARE HUNG UP
Aer0nauts From All Parts of
the World Will Be
Present.

LOS ANGELES Dec. 25.-Entrics in
the three divisions for the aeronautic and
aviation events OF the aviation meet TO
he held in this city from January 10 10
20 were closed today, and a list OF nfty-
eight airships of various kinds, which
Will compete for the prizes aGSreGating
$4,000, was announced by Dick Ferris.
general manager Of tho meet.
The list is as follows:
Aeroplanes.
Glenn H. Curtlss Hammondsport. n.
v. biplanc.
Louis Paulhan. Paris, France. Farman
bplane.
N. Miscarol. Paris. France, Bleriot
biplanc.
Baroness he LaRoche. Paris. France,
Bierlot monoplanc.
Aero Navigation Company OF America,
GIrard, Ian. aeroplanc.
Clifford II. Harmon. New York CurtIss
c. Is Hamilton. HammondSport, y, Y,
CurtiSS biplauc,
II. r. Warner. Bcoit, Wis, Curtiss BIZ
plane.
Roy Knsbenshue Toledo. o. acroplaue
II. l.. Twining. Los Angeles, ornithop-
!. c. Klassen. Los Angeles syroplanc
J. &. Elasscn. Los Angeles mouoplanc
William stephens Los Angeles. mono
plane.
y ]. Gonzales. Los Angeles bowplane
+. 5. Zerhe. Los Angeles. multiplanc.
II, l.. Ueimrr, Los Angeles. orstthop-
r: s. Smith Tropico. Cal. monopIane
Pacific Aero club, San Francisco, bi-
plano.
Pacific Aero club. San Francisco, mono
Grant Fowler Tucson. Ariz,, triplane.
Charles Morok. New York. monoplane
Louis BcrgdoI Philadelphia, Bleriot
monoplJne.
Ralph saunior. New York. monoplane
Donald II. Gordon. Bostonia. Cal. aero
plane
J. w Curzon. Cincinnati, o, Tarman
Dana p Goodwin and George \. Cohe-
Ian. San Francisco. monoplanc.
San Diego Acropianc, Manufacturing
company, San Diego, Cal. monoplane.
A NJ Williams. Douglas. -Ari7.. mono
plane.
La Bsu brothers. Yuma. Ariz. ornith-
James y. Listou. san Diego. Cal.
monoplane.
:. y. Beach. New York, aeroplanc.
RI. w. Gale. New York. acroplanc
+. T. Rochig, San Diego. monoplanc.
O. II. Loose. San Francisco. monoplaun.
". .. Waterman. san Diego, Cal, bi-
Ell. Campbell Los Angeles. bpiane.
plane.
u. X Johnson. Los Angeles acrofoiI.
p 6. V. Nytton. Los Angeles. blplane.
Charles s Coglund, Los Angeles. mono
Charles + Willard. New York. Cuvtiss
biplane.
Balloons,
Clifford e. Harmon. New York. balloon
New York
c. T. Bumhaugh, indianapolis. balloon.
II. F.. Honeywell st. Louis. balloon
J. Benis. st Louis. balloon.
= Louis Won Phul, ST. Louis. balloon.
A. Lewis stevens New York. balloon.
Merchants and Manufacturers asSocia-
ton. Los Angeles. balloon Los Angeles
Dick Ferris, Los Angeles, balloon
America.
Capt II. W. Slottcrbcck. for the aero
nautical squad OF company A signal
corps national guard OF California, bal
loon.
Dirigibles.
Roy knabcnshue, Toledo, o., two-pa
SenEcr slrship.
Tom $. Baldwin, New York. racing
military airship.
Lincoln Beachy. Toledo. o.. racing
drigible.
Roy Knabenshuc. Toledo, o., racing
cirgible.
+ c. Klasseu, Los Angeles, racing
dlrigihle,
4. Carter, San Jose, Cal, dirigibIe.
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Fight for Bail Players.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 2%.--Thr hghl
rcr National League baseball players fnr
ncXt season started yesterday. wbcn M"rd
was received from the presidents otucc
in Now York asking The l'hiadclphia
clrb Ia waive claim OH no fewer Than
fourteen players nov on th" market
Notwithstanding th" fact That such men
ss Alderman Eargcr and Starnaglc arc
ON tho list. the Philadclpbias waived ON
ali. Tho players on whom wniV'rs |ero
asked 10y Brooklyn were Nlp"rman, ,icm :
art Marshall. Sta imaglr. RarScr. llolIN
Mccormick Tonnes. Bradley. Bucmllt"r'
Holmes, Kuctzcg. Patio" and Redmond
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PLAYERS WILL ASK FOR
MORE PAY TO PLAY

CHICAGO, Dec. 23.--Thc Record Herald
this morning says:
The National league ball players may
go on n general strike when contract
signing time rolls around. There's some
thing more than a mere suggestion OF
budding strife behind the players side
Of tina, i6S-gamc schedule in 1910. SeN-
cral big lcaGuers. discussing The problem
yesterday. expressed curiosity over their
probable fatc as regards salary increase.
Talk OF war seemed to be the only right
and proper source Of relief in the event
the nagnates decline to boost the pay
checks in proportion with the extra
games,
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CHICAGO S0X ARE
SOLD TO THE MINORS

CHICAGO Dec 22.-rbrce members OF
the Chicago Americans were disposed
of today by President Charles n, Comis-
key. Pitcher Flene was sent back TO
the Minneapolis American association
team. and Outfcldcr johnson and Infield-
or Rowan were returned to the Peoria
Three Eye league team.
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Zhvszko Throws Turner.

OTTUAIWA "a. Dec. 23.-When
Zbyszkc. the Polish wrestler, lifted
George Turner OF Kellogg, Ia. and threw
him to the mat muscle i'll Turner =
right shoulder snapped. and Turner was
put out of The handicap match here last
night ZbysZko took the first fall in
20:2,, with q body and bar lock. Turner
was unable to continue the match, in
which Zbyszko agreed TO throw his adj
vcrssry three times in hour. One
thousand people saw the bout
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No Basketball Practice.

Little practice work will be done IN
the holidays by the members oi INC
l., u = L. basketball team. Manager
SHARP is. however. framing M y scled-
ulc OF games to be played with outside
agercsatious before the regular league
season opcus. ~" has several goo" con
tests ~ view. and il Il possible th't me
.t.1n, win mike n trip outside the city
20 compete with one II the strong teams
in Utah county. With Snow and Cal
iacher in the Saints lineup the stock OF
Inc team has jumped several uotches
as these two men are looked upon ms
stars.
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SHEPPARD AND HAYES
SUSPENDED BY CLUB

.ADTLPHIA. Dec. 2".-MelVin
5heppard champion middle distance run
rer. and william j Hayes Of ST. George $
Catholic club OF this city were indeh-
nitrly suspended touigh, by The governors
of tic Military Athletic league OF Phila =
dclphia
l'he league is affiliated with the y. \.
l. which must also suspend them under
tbe terms of ns agreement with The
phiIs 6clphia body. 'rnc mon wcrc Sus-
pended Tov race here on December IL
al y meet arranged b. the league. Both
refused 10 run
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National Releases.

NEW YORK Dec. 23.-1hc following
releases have been approved by the Ma
tlonal league:
BY Boston. unconditenally-Alfr
shaw; 10 Sioux City Western league,
Fred II. Stem.
BY Cincnuati-To Fort Wayne. Pearl
Stanley and Carl Mand: To Memphis
Southern league, James a. I.afitte; TO
Buffalo Eastern league, c. Is. Carmichael
and John Dubuc.
BY Broolslyn-To Mobile Southern
league Joseph r.. Durn and George Eit-
trolls; 10 Milwaukee American associa-
ton. Wilbur Schard; Chattanooga South
ern league. Forbes Acocls and Fred MIL
Ter: 10 New Haven, Connecticut league,
Andrew ucrbst and George Sherwood,
$1,000 Mandolins for 5000.
Consolidated Music Co.. l0D-l3 Main
Today only.
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RICHARD WILL ANNOUNCE PLANS TODAY
NELSON WILL GIVE
WOLGAST A CHANCE
Asks Aspirant for Title to Post
Forfeit, and Dane viii
Sign Articles.

CHICAGO. Dec 2S.-Battl!ng Nelson
stands ready TO close With Ad Woigast
for Il fight in America as Soou az NE
Milwaukee hoy posts forfeit 10 bind
the match. The statement was made by
the champion last night after reading
a dispatch from Los Angeles that VOL
last was begging a chance TO land lht
tirlc.
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Don It overlook "LIGHTS AND
SHADOWS OF MORMONISM when
selecting Xmas gifts. You couldn u
choose a more appropriate present for a
Utah7s history. For sale by all news.
dealers and at TRIBUNE OFFICE, or
sent 8 postpaid upon receipt of price,
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FreW Elected Captain.
The Tribune

Special 20 The TrIDUnc,
LOGAN. Doc 23.-Thc members Of tho
y. G. football team met before departing
for home for the holiday season and
elected William Frew captain OF the
1910 team. Frew is one Of tho best foot
bali players tho \. G. has developed so
far. He is "a sprlnter and weighs In the
OF 19o pounds He was not
in the game this season except for n
short time, an injury to his les putting
him out OF of/commission.
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I3ISNIAECKS
Married Men Beaten.

Special 10 The Tribune
EPBRAlM Dec 22.-The single men
defeated the married men in a match rifle
shoot at Mayded yesterday by the close
score Of 2S5 20 2S2. The winners Will nc
given a free dance and dinner.
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Special Christmas Dinner.

Cullen hotel cafe. served j. 10 $50,
Sl.OO.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-24
Lyric Photographs Free.

Consolidated Music Co. lQ9-15 Main.
Today only,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-24
Strikes and Spares.


The Bismarcks defeated tho Stars three
out "f five games in a goose pin match,
the individual scores being as follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-24
$500 Guitars for $1,000.

Consolidated Music Co.. l09-13 Main
Today only.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-24
Sc .nG Accordeons sc. 100

4 Consolidated Music Co, l09-l3 Main.
i Today only.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-24
$4,000 Ranios for $1,000.

Consolidated Music Co.. 109.l5 Main.
Today only.