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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-16
WITH TOP WEIGHT
BOGGS WINS AGAIN

Oakland, Dec. 15.-Boggs again dis
played his class at Emeryville today by
taking up lis pounds and winning the
Fruitvalc handicap from some of the
best horses at the track The lightly
weighted Raleigh. at odds of 90 to l, was
second.
Lady Elizabeth led all the way in the
2-year-old event. Salvage, the mild IA
after broke down after racing with him.
Results:
First race. flve furlongs. selling-Mollie
Montrose. ill., e. Smith. to 1. won;
ond: DR., Rowell. 112. Mcbride. to 1.
third; time-1:01H. Elmdale, Herivcs.
Curriculum, Blanche c, Andrew B. Cook,
Sophomore, Cobbleskill. Salina and Cuor-
navaca finished.
Second race. Ave furlongs. pursc-Lady
Elizabeth, 103. Anderson. even. won;
Copper Town. ITO, Borel, to 8. second;
J. II. Barr, 102 Smith. 20 to 1ofthtrd;
Toddy, old Mexico. PHOSPHORUS. Miles
and Moorok finished as named.
Third race. Ave furlongs selling-Sal-
wage, 107. Denny. 8 to l. won. Gossiper II.
Walsh. 4 to 1. third; timc-1:oo As.
Lord of the Forest. Taxer. Redondo. Ker
ry, Old Settler, Father Downey ard
Hereafter finished as named
FoSrth race. Fruitvale handicap, one
mile-Boggs. lis. Mentry. to z won;
Raleigh. IS. Keder. so to 1. second Black
ford. 100, Glass. Il to s. third. time
140 Edwin L. Fryer. Rosevale. Bubbing
Water and Miss Picnic finished as named,
Fifth race. mile and 20 yards. selling
Ross Larc. 105 Walsh. to 8. won: Round
and Round. III, Coburn. II to !. second:
John Louis. Ill. Van Dusan, to 2. third;
timc-1.42 3-5. Valoski. Roy Junior. Buck
thorn and Gen. Russell finished as NAM
ed.
Sixth race. six furlongs. selling-Cres-
ton. 1o6. Miller, to l, won; Deneen, los.
Cotton, to l. second; Emma G. lOS. Nc
Bride. Q to 2, third; timc-1:15 IS Mar
burg, Sir John. MI Derecho and May
Sutton finished as named.
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observe stricter regulations.

observe stricter regulations.
To may certain knowledge. Dolan, Mil
Ter. Dimmick and Philbrook would be
ineligible to compete at any of the con-
ference colleges or at the University of
Michigan, and there may be others, One
OF the men have mentioned has played
nine years of college football.
Aside from questions of eligibility.
Notre Dame men are great lot. Do
Ian is easily the best guard have seen
this season and j doubt II he has SUI
Vaughan. Miller and Dimmick, also
would be worthy of places on the ALI
Western. Dolan. Dimmick and Vaughan.
certainly would have to be selected,
1t may seem strange that l have
picked so many Michigan men. but
think that have good reasons for my
choices. If I had the privilege of Sc
lectins from among all the teams In
the west there isn't one of the six
wolverines whom l would be willing
10 trade This ought to be test: /
have. tried to be absolutely impartial
in picking the players.
There can be no question about Ben
brooks right to be classcd with the
best in the country; Every critic who
his praises. Smith in addition to being
sure and speedy passer. covers as
much ground as an end. In the last two
games his. work has been remarkable.
They will have to show me u man who
compares with him as defensive CEN
ter.
Casey easily outplayed all his oppon-
ents. with the exception of the first
ncapolis he was pitted against McCrec.
the Minnesota star. and showed him
UP. Joy Miller Is great defensive end.
hard, sure tackler. and good man at
couple more games at quarter he prob
ably would have beaten all comcrs for
the All-Western in this position.
Nobody can gainSay Allcrdicc's title
n a T11Q IIa &c ma or1iA L.
getting his punts away quickly and for
good distance and as a place kicker
hasn't a superior In the country. He
plays a strong defensive game and
when in good physical condition can hit
the line hard
Magidsohn Is great halfbnck.
Either as line buckcr or end runner
he is generally TO be depended on when
ever called. His defensive work has
been of the sensational order.
/ am combining myself TO selecting
men In the positions that they have
played this season. and for this reason
omit Page OF Chicago This man un-
questionably would get the call at end,
but made rather poor showing at
quarter this year.
McGovern l selected on his past per-
formances. though he showed nothing
against us that would entitIe him to
the place; Joy Miller made him look
sofa man Is great player II we take
ms reputation up TO the timo of the
final contest.
II Hamilton of Notre Dame could bo
considered eligible he would be nv
choice over McGovern. Certainly ha
made much better showing than any
other quarterback who played against
US this year.
Pickering looked like the best of the
1ullbacks, with the exception of Waugh
an OF Notre Dame Radermacher PLAYED
hne game against Michigan, both on
the offense and defense
Give me the team that I have picked
and VIII take chance on beating
TO oppose It, believe that / have se
lected well-balanccd combination.
strong In all sorts OF football, both Of
fensiye and defensive
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BAN JOHNSON PRESIDENT OF THE AMERICAN LEAGUE, WHOM
THE NATIONAL MAGNATEs FEAR

While most persons scout the idea OF
another baseball war, tho National
league family has n serious row on It's
hands To settle during the present
meeting Of the mngnatcs in New York.
Charles w Murphy OF Chicago. whose
name has been mentioned In the re-
cent sale of the Philadelphia club. seeks
The defeat of John Hcydler. president
OF the National league. ut the coming
election. The former has the sup
port of Brush OF New York. Fugcl of
philadelphia and Ebbcts OF Brooklyn
IN his Schcnc to elect John NJ Ward
Drcyfus OF PittsburY. Hermann OF
cincinnati ind Dovey OF Boston are
making a determined ight on Hcydier's
behalf. President Robinson OF St Louis
oolng the only other mngnate who has
not declared himself for Hcydicr OF
Ward. President johnson OF the
american league complicatcs the row
ey asserting that he WIN not sit on the
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national commission II Heydler Is de-
featcd Murphy liz said to be backing
Horace Fogel in his purchase OF the
Philadelphia Nationals and Is accused
OF the double crime OF starting syndi-
cate baseball and purchasing vote
to put his candidate In the president 5
chair OF the National league. The
chief enemy OF Murphy is Ban Johnson,
president OF the American league.
johnson is a dangerous enemy. because
he has tho ability OF q Morgan In his
own line. He says that under no cir
cumstances will he have Ward forced
on the national commission. In fact.
he recently stated that the American
league would withdraw from the ma
tional commission. that body of three
men. composed OF the two league pres
idcnts and one other. which has held
baseball together for the past six years,
Johnson Is ready to declare war. and
many believe that he Is in a position TO
change the map.
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BOISE FANS ARE
INTERESTED IN FIGHT

Boise. Dec. 15--Local fight fans who
nro deeply interested In the approach
ing encounter between Jack johnson
and Jim Jeffries. are well pleased that
the combat Is to take place at Salt
Lake. The comparative accessibility
OF Zion. It Is believed. will result In a
large crowd from Boise being on hand.
Home Run Joe Marshall. who is
recognized as devotee OF tho hstic
arena In Boise. said yesterday: II
think there Will be at least Hooper,
haps nearer 2O0-who will go to Salt
Lake to see the big fight next Fourth
Asked what the prevailing opinion
appeared to be as TO tho outcome OF
the scrap, Marshall eaid: cit looks
TO me that the general impression here
In regard to the fight Is that Jeffries
will win It.
Some of the bows arc of the opIn-
ion, however. that unless Jeff gets In
his good work carly In the game there
will be little show for him TO win out
johnson Is admitted to be a wonder
and while no ones argues about what
Jcffries would have done to him In his
palmy days. the fnct that he has been
out OF tho business for about five
years counts against him for the req
son that there are few men who. after
once gaining a position of any impor-
tance In athletics. ever regain II II they
leave that line of work for an interval
OF n few years.
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Y.M.C.A. BOYS
WIN RELAY RACE
Salt Lake Youngsters Defeat New
Workers by One Minute and Three
Quarters In Marathon Event.

Thcre is much 1ubllation at the Salt
Lake Y. NJ. C. A. today The glad tla-
ines were received at the association OF
1ces this morning that the Salt Lake
team won tho ntcr-association relay
Marathon race "Wednesday evening, N9w
+. York gotting second place and Lynch
berr Va, third Salt Lake won by
minute and thrce-qunrterS
The distance covered wac . miles ana
1O4 boys ran around tic track. being
urged by moro than 200 spectators
wednesday night Tho boys ran about q
quarter of q mile each. The other teams
In the rncc were Now York. I.ynchbere.
va, Cleveland. Cincinnati and Fresno
Now York'n time was hours and sec
ond, while Salt Lakes time was hour.
IS minutes. q is seconds. Each boy ran
six laps. y
7 Doc Stone made tho best individual
tirnc and captured tho gold medal Of
,fcred by the association Ills time was
IS 2-5 seconds. Roy McIntyre won tho
silver medal and the third prize Will
have to be contested for az Walter Gait"
and Frank Whitzel tied
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BULGARIAN MAT
ARTIST is INJURED

Chicago, Dec. 1e.-The victory OF Yus-
sin Mahmout over Americus In the wind
up OF the wrestling show at the Coliseum
Tuesday night did not como without Its
cost The Bulgarian was around yes
tcrday considerably. improved. but COM
planned OF pain in his left side. having
Injured q rib in the second fail OF the
match.
ger. had booked him for a match with
Giovanni Rnchvet. an italian. at Mon
treal Friday night. and they were to
have left last night. but Pierrl called
OFF the Canadian contest after a physi-
clan had decided 1t would be inadvlsa-
BILE to attempt the match.
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NOTICE OF AssEss,IENr NO. 2.

UTAH CONSOLIDATED MINING
MlLLING COMPANY. Incorporated una
der the laws Of the State of Utah, prin4
elpal place of business. Salt Lake City,
= tan; Notice Is hereby given that at a
meeting of the Board OF Directors. held
on the 10Th day OF November. A. D. 1e1s
an assessment of one-half OF ono cent
per share was levied on the capital stock
OF tno corporation. payable on or befors
thc ord day OF January. A. D. 1910 al
the office Of the Secretary OF the Com
pany. No. as Atlas Block. Salt Lake
CITY. Utah Any stock upon which this
assessment may remain unpaid on the
Srd day OF January. A. D. 1910. will be
delinquent and advertised for sale nc
public auction and unless payment 10
made Will be sold on January 2lst. A d.
1910. at 10 o'clock a. m, at office. room
10 Atlas Block, Salt Lake City. Utah,
TO pay the delinquent assessment to-
gether with cost OF advertising and ex-
penses OF sale.
HART ], FITZGERALD.
Secretary,
425 Atlas Block. Salt Lake City. Utah
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SUMMONS.

In the Justices Court. In and for the
Salt Lake City Precinct, Salt Lake Coun-
" state OF Utah. West Jordan Lumber
Company. corporation. PLAINTIFF. VS.
r. +. Manls. Defendant. alias. Summons.
Tho State of Utah 10 the Said Defend
ants; You are hereby summoned to np-
pear BEFORE the above entitled court
WITHIN ten days after tho service OF this
summons upon you, IL served within tho
county In which this action is brought;
otherwise within twenty days after the
service, and defend the above entitled ac-
ton, brought against you to recover tho
sum OF s1i and costs for goods. wares
and merchandise sold by plaintiff to
deiendant, and In case OF your failure to
DO SO, Judgment will be rendered against
you according to the demand Of the
complaint.
Dated this 10th day OF November. 1909.
STANLEY a. HANKS,
Justice or tho Peacc
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LOCAL SPORTS AND SCHOOL ATHLETICS.
FANS PUZZLED
ABOUT THE FIGHT
Many Are of the Opinion Tint jack
johnson Is Afraid OF Big
Jim Jcffrics.
Ry Ed w. Smith.

BY Ed w. Smith.
II Jack johnson has developed any
sudden fear that he will not be cham
pion of the world after July next 1t
must have hit him with tho suddenness
of lightning. He didn't have the slight
est sign of 1t when he was In chicago
the last time.
son for that secret session In Hoboken
between the fighters and their managers
Is that Johnson wanted more eqs table
split OF the gigantic purse The a:tleles
call for 15 and 25 winner and loser John-
son, IL Is snid wanted 90 and 40. OF bet
ter yet, 30 and 80. While that act
wouldn't necessarily indicate fear OF the
result. 1t makes things look bit bad
on the johnson end. PerhSps the strong
Jcffries atmosphere that prevails around
the east has caused Johnson to weaken
In the knees, but 1t is not at oil likely
Johnson was fairly bristling with contl-
dence when he was here last and moth
Ing has transpired in the meantime to
make him change his tune.
GAME MEN ASK SPLITS.
Game men and confident men have
asked for even splits OF tho money.
Among good matchmakers the fighter
who Will try to hog II and go after tho
big bulk OF the money In sight is gen.
orally regarded as little short of a
chump. There are so many dinerest
ways of losing a battle that slight
accident or even a small Incident can
serve to change the whole trend of
events.
johnson. overnowing with health and
vigor and at the very top of his skill
and power, right now. has In addition
every ring precedent to back him up In
thinking that he can whip Jenrics. and
that the latter will not be able to como
back" why not confidence. then2
One thing is made plain from Jimmy
Callahan's talk That Is that Jeffries Is
training hard every spare minute of his
time. This also Is plain from tho letters
and reports that are received from the
different stops that the Jcffries combna-
ton is making. Sunday while Idle In
Pittsburg the entire bunch put In the
afternoon in a swimming tank and somo
vigorous races arranged off-hand In
which Jeffries proved that he was able to
"stay" by defeating Mccormick, Gotch,
Roller and the rest of them in all races
over 20 yards.
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BASEBALL PLAYERS
MEET AT BANQUET

New York. Dec. 1.-TWO hundred base
ball men tonight were banquet guests OF
the worlds champion Pittsburg club OF
the National league,
Ban B. Johnson OF the American league
paid tribute to the late Harry c. Pull
lam. and praised his successor. John A.
Heydlcr. whom he is backing for re-
election.
kilograms and letter were received
from Vice President Sherman, Charles
p. Taft and many others who had been
Invited. The Vice president wrote:
Il appreciate your courtesy fully, be-
cause ! am a great admirer OF the ma
tional game, and believe that II Is first
among the truly attractive and clean
sports of the country"
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Providence Gold Mining Company
Will be held Friday. January 9Th. 1910
at $40 O'Clock p. m. at the company's
office. 60 Wcst Second South Street, Salt
Lake City, Utah. for the purpose of
electlng officers OF said company for the
ensuing year and to amend articles OF
incorporation of said corporation and
such other business as may come before
the meeting.
HENRY c. MEYERHOFFER, Secy
Salt Lake CITY. Dec 2 10a
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SENIORS AND S0PHS
WIN FIRST GAMES

The race for tho lnterclass champion
ship at basketball among the. girls
teams OF the Salt Lake high school start
cd Wednesday when the seniors vs..
juniors and the sophomores VS.. fresh
men played interesting games. The flrst
named teams wore victorious. the sem
iors winning by score of TO and
the sophomofes by score of IL to 3.
Although they were the frst of the
championship contests. the games were
fast and interesting, particularly so be-
tween the sophs and freshmen. The SEN
iors had all the better OF 1t with the
juniors, the latter having no chance to
defeat their speedy opponents. The line
UP for the two games follows:
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SAYS WILL FIGHT HERE
"Tcxv Richard Declares There Is Nc
Purse Division Agreement.

New York, Dec. l6.-Tex Rlckard. the
prize fight promoter. who has Just re-
turned here from Boston. denies there
is any agreement between Jeffrles and
johnson over division OF the s1OI 900
purse he offered.
'.While in conference with JeffrIes and
johnson before tho final articles were
signed" said RIckard today, II told them
they could divide the purse any way
they desired and even suggested a 20
pcr cent division, II seemed the bet
ting odds would be about evon. The
lighters discussed the matter. but when
/ told them l would Insist on the public
being given the full details they dropped
the matter.
I Will bet any one $1,000 that thcre is
no agreement between Jeffrics and John
son of any kind, excepting to divide
the purse Is per cent to tho winner and
. per cent to tho loser. And / will bet
Tom McCarey of Los Angeles or any
one else another 1900 that l did not give
Jenrles 500 or any other secret induce
ment to favor my bid for the fight.
Il have not the least doubt now that
the fight will be held in Salt Lake City"
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or respective sign
ers forfurth Conformation.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
bate Division, in and for salt Lake
County, state of Utah. In the matter
of the estate OF John r, Bowdle. De
ceased. Noticc-The petition of Mrs. j;
r. Bowdle. executrix OF the estate OF
John R. Bowdle Deceased. praying for
an order authorizing her to invest 81. 500
of the funds of the estate OF John X
Bowdle. as a loan on real estate situated
In Utah County. Utah. has been set for
hearing on Friday, the 24th day OF De-
cember. A. D. 1909 at o'clock p. M.
at the County Court House. In tho
Court Room, of said Court, In salt Lake
City, Salt Lake County. Utah.
Witness the Clerk OF said Court. with
the seal thereof affixed this 18th day or
December. A, u. 1893
MARGARET ZANE W1TCHER,
(SeaD ClerK
BY L. P. Palmer. Deputy Clerk
Dean F. Brayton. Attorney for Peti-
tiOner,
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ELIGIBLE COLTS
LEFT FOR FUTURITY

Now York. Dec 1a-An announcement
today OF the eligible colts left in tho
panied by the Information that no prep
aration has been made for tho renewal
OF that famous turf fixture after next
year. II Will be run for the Ath time and
then the list OF cliRibles, which has
now dwindled TO about dozen. Indicates
that James R. Kccne's futurity winner,
Sweep, is an almost certain winner OF
the s25,coo stake and the $1,000 plate which
goes with lit
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SEVEN FIGHTERS
TO HELP JEFF
Bob Armstrong. Who Trained john
son. Has Been Adde to the
Big Fellows String.

New York. Dec. 16.-Bob Armstrong,
the colored heavyweight, who helped
Jack Johnson train for his recent fight
with Ketchel. has been added to Jef-
fries's long string of prospective spar
ring partners according to Jeffrics's ad-
visors here. If Armstrong accepts the
offer and the other pugilists already
named are at the boilcrmaker's training
getic helpers: Corbett, Tommy Ryan.
Berger, Armstrong, Kid Mccoy. Jack
Root and Jack Mccormick.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

THE CENTURY GOLD MINING &
MILLING co. Principal place OF busi-
ness. Salt Lake city. Utah. Notice.
There is delinquent on the following de-
scribed stock on account of assessment
No 26. levied on the 18th day OF Octo-
Der. 1909. the several amounts set oppo-
site the names of the respective share
holders as follows:
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Reforeo-Leroy Warthman Time
hRives-l6 minutes Timers-Mfgses DE-
othy Guinnell. E. H. Fox. Linesmei
Misses Mnrtincau and Barton
HANDSOME CATALOGUE.

The sporting editor of The News is in
receipt from the Tom Botterill Auto
mobile company of this city. handsome
catalogue. Issued by the Picrce-nrrow
company the & catalogue sfe contains ont ms H
lustrations. The cover is handmade
handsomely embossed paper. The first
two pages are devoted to list of
agents OF tho company and awards that
have been made, then follow descrip
tive articles OF particular interest to
auto owners. The illustrations show all
the parts OF big automobile.
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HIGH SCHOOL TEAM
DEFEATS SOLDIERS

In one of the hardest fought basketball
games OF the season the Salt Lake high
school Ave defeated the soldiers of com
pany 1 at Fort Douglas Wednesday aft
ernoon. the score being Is 10 . When
the flrst half came to an end the teams
were tied. II TO H.
In the second half the soldiers played
desperately to gain the load but Hawley
and Romney were there with trick plays
and the Red and Black managed TO get
IN the winning pointS. The teams lined
up as follows;
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YOST PICKS BEST
GR|D|RON MEN
Star Football Players Were on Michi-
gan, Minnesota and Illinois
Teams-Individual Work.
By Fielding II. Yost.

have eliminated Notre Dame from
consideration altogether. though that
team has some nne players. My reasons
for so doing are that the Longman team
has so many mon who are ineligible
under the college rules as accepted by
the leading teams, that 1t is not prop
crly to be clnssed with the others who
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TWO IRISH TEAMS
ARE COMING OVER

Chicago. Dec. 16-To bring two Irish
teams. one hurling and one football.
to this country, was the proposition
launched by Rev. J. K, Fielding at the
Gaelic Athletic association Chambers
last evening The teams Will come prob
ably In August or September OF next
year.
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And In accordance with law and an or
der of the Board of Directors mado on
the 10th day of October. 1sQe so many
shares of each parcel of said stock as
may be necessary Will be sold at the Of
flce of the company. Standard Furniture
Co, and 9 Upper Main Street. Salt
Lake City. Utah. on the 9th day OF De-
cembcr, 1903. at p. m. to pay tho ds-
cost of advertising and expense OF sale
r. W. MADSEN, Secy-
By order OF the Board of Directors
Dated Oct g. 1900.
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PEACE RmcNs AGAIN.

New York Dec. l6-There * peace
again In tho ranks OF professional bill
Hard players. while Hoppe and Ora
who have been at odds with
other players. have buried their differ
cnces and probably win take part In fu-
turc tournaments.
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wilson .......... Johnson
Time of halves-2o minutes. Referee
Coach Convin OF the Salt Lake high
school.
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Hamrin Paints signs-Also Houses
Both Phonos.