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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-15
JEFFRIES HANDS HOT
SHOT TO McCAREY

Los Angeles. Dec. 1i.-Jim Jcffrlcs has
spoken and the great white champion 4
voice can be llkened unto the roar OF
the jungle lion. In a telegram sent to his
Los Angeles business partner, Jack Kip
per, he nands out blistering Indictment
against Promoter T. ]. McCarey. He calls
the local fight magnato hard names. and
whom jim resorts 10 this stand IL is safe
TO say that the big fellow is thoroughly
aroused.
The Jefrrles telegram which was re-
cc!vcd hero at noon yesterday reads as
follows.
Rochester. N. Y. Dec. 12-Jack Kip
per. Los AngeleS-I understand that Nc
Carey says there is something crooked
about the match. he Is simply sore be-
cause Rickard outbid han. l never knew
anybody vino could holler longer and
louder than n cheap faker when he has
lost. Show message to the newspapers
JAMES ]. JEFFRIES."
This wire is taken to mean that JEFF
fries Is angored at the screened state
ment made by McCarcy upon his arrl-
val home last Friday morning. McCnrcy.
upon this occasion, gave II as his belief
that he had been counted out by the
rival promoterS-Sald, in so many words.
that no matter how big he might have
made his Los Angeles bid. the opposition
would have found n way TO bent him
out.
The Rochester telegram was read to
McCarey over tho telephone. a moment
OF silence followed before he answered
in firm voice, II shall refuse TO enter
into any controversy in this matter. l
lost the night and that settles II. So far
us l am concerned. my future interest in
tho Jeffries-Johnson battle Will be only
that of q spectator.
"Jeffries will hurt only himself and
his own interests by calling me names
1t Is unlike Jim to % this sort of thing.
and l am sorry that ne has made this
mistake, for mistake 1t is. This telegram
will act in boomerang fashion.
The whole sporting world knew in
advance how scaut my chances were OF
securing the fight. The New York critics
were saying two days before the bids
wcrc opened that my trip from Califor-
MIA to, that city was but waste of time
and money. I merely went through with
II TO show that / was sincere and game.
Every move l mado spoke for itself.
Nothing that could say now would help
the prospects Of the big battle"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-15
C0NEY ISLAND CLUB
CLOSE EIGHTEEN STAKES

New York. Dec. l-Tidings of great
joy will como to the horsemen OF
America with the advent of the new
yer yes,an On Jan. the Coney Island
to be run for during its June meeting.
The Brooklyn Jockey club will have
lS stakes to close on the same
date. but its full list of stakes for
Der of the Sheepshead Bay track. In
October five OF the events which Will
be decided closed and received a big
entry list. These 3s stakes will have a
ing plum for horsemen TO begin the next
racing season with.
That the racing associations are
well pleased with the patronage OF last
clubs havo increased their offerings
and added to the value OF many of their
events Tho Brooklyn Jockey club list
shows four more stakes than last year.
turf authorities that the future OF rae
Ing has bright outlook the Brooklyn
and Suburban handcaps have jumped
In value $1,000 each; Last year tho
Suburban was worth 5000. guaran-
teed, and the Brooklyn was worth tho
same. Next year each has a value OF
$500. Whilo those two events arc
best known to tho racegoing public, the
greatest increase in values is shown in
tho Great Trial and the Double Event,
to be run over tho Sheepshead Bay
course Last season Dalmatian, the
big 2-year-old colt, owned by Sam
Hildreth, won both stakes. His net
winnings for the Great Trial amounted
to $1s2o. and his portion Of the Double
Event was $1.710 Next year the Great
Trial will be worth $4,000 and the
Double Event 5000 IS
Tho Brooklyn Jockey club has not
been behind It's neishbor In sharing
It's prosperity with tho ,horsemen, and
has increased tho Great American
stakes from $500. the value OF last
summer. to $500. and adopted a sImi-
lar policy in respect to tho fremont
stakes.
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BOB ARMSTRONG
LIKES JEFFRIES

New York. Dec. H-Big Bob Arm
strong, who always trained with Jcff
and who knows him perhaps better
than any of the sparring horses. has
that Jen will surprise lot OF people
II can't understand where folks get
the idea that johnson is going to run
away with the Jeri .es match" he
He's sroat fighter. and II 1t comes
to question OF who's been leading
gay life am inclined to think that
Johnson has been tho offender against
why JEFF shouldn't still be as good as
ever. He was always so far above
the rest that 1t Isn't likely that he has
fought his last good fight. partcu-
JEFF looks soft now. of course. But
you walt until he gets out there in
the mountains and gets to climbing
Those old muscles of his will harden
new experience In this fight 1t will
be the first time that he Will be clinch-
ing and tugsing with man bigger
than himself He will stall and tin
ing to be ruouons. Jefr doesn't Ike
to tight. He's like Tommy Ryan.
Neither man relished going into the
ring, but when either of them got In
there, then there was trouble
There never was gamer man than
Jeff. and he will fight like a demon
when he meets Johnson. He may be
mad, but until he oollapscs Mr.. john
son is going to have all the fight
that ho can attend to.
II seconded johnson against poor lit
tie Ketchel. 1t was sad to see the gamo
little fellow take IT. Hc is the bravcst
man In lighting shoes. They made
terrible mistake when thoy told him to
box with Johnson They should have
sent him in with his old-time style. He
might have whipped Johnson II they
had.
TT was bad generalship to think that
a naturally rough -and-ready fellow
like little Steve could outlook a mas
tor like johnson. Ketchel's best chance
Is a fast rough fight. Everybody
who saw him tear through clover Jack
O'Brien knows how he should have
fought Johnson Fighting like that. he
has a chance to whip Johnson: Lang
ford or any man in the world. He
isn't through yet by long shot"
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III
SUMMONS.

IN THE CITY COURT OF sAJ.r
LAKE CITY. County OF Salt Lake. state
g. w. Whitehead. Defendant Alias.
Summons.-The State OF Utah to Said
D!etendant. You are hereby summoned
20 appear within ten days after service
or this summons upon You, IL served
Mthin W the County in which this action
is prought; otherwise within twenty days
sl,er sl.r service and defend the above on
Sd utied action and in case OF your
iu,luse H SO 10 do. judgment will be rom
oered against you according to the de-
mand OF the complaint. which has been
ied with the Clerk of said Court. said
@e.ion @o Is brought to recover a Judgment
1Ur tho snm of NH Is due for goods.
wares and Mdse- sold and delivered nv
LIP .ne plaintiff and for all costs of this
GEO, r. HANCOCK.
PLAINTIFFS at..rney.
FRANCIS G, LUKE.
Agent for the Plaintffr.
Lake City. Utah. oAis
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void. and whatever money Johnson has
deposited shall be turned over 10
George Little" Another clause read
In the event of the death or George
Little before the fourth day of July,
1910. and providing Jack Johnson ful-
nils his part or this agreement and
boxes James j. Jeffrics. all moneys due
George Little from Johnson,s winnings
and picture returns shall be turned
over 10 Little's heirs"
johnson came up ont of his chair
Ike typhoon when he read the pas
sages. He wouldn't listen 10 any argu-
ment advanced FOR their remaining in
the final articles. johnson declared
that he had no notion of dying before
Independence day, and he considered
the objectionable clauses as the worst
kind of ,'hoodoo.' Finally pen was
scratched through both clauses
Berger. Gleason. Rickard and Littlo
Joined In the merrymakng over John
sons apparent discontinue. but john
son didn't see the joke of the thing.
and ne was so worked up over 1t that
he was ready to call everything off.
His golden smile" didn't reappear for
long time after the pen had elimi-
mated the ''hoodoo."
Jack Gleason said In Chicago. on his
way west. that the price of seats for
mined. It will cost *lOo Tor dnc best
rlngside seats: and the gallery gods will
have 10 pungle up s..
Gleason is reported as saying that
johnson demanded a negro and white
man to act as judges of the fight in
conjunction with the referee in case
the fight went the full i5 rounds
George Little denied 1t last night. and
said that no such proposition was ever
hinted at Johnson. he declared, was we'll
satisfied to abide by one mans de-
cJsion If the fight should by any chance
20 the full distance. There is nothing
10 prevent the referee OF this contest
ordering q continuation, as the articles
say that the fight is to be ono of t5 or
more rounds in duration
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-15
HEAGREN LANDS
WRESTLING CONTEST

Harry Heagren. who gave Salt Lake
wrestling fans some real contests. has
matched Stanley Karp and Gus Andcr-
son for u contest at Ogden Jan. 6, dur
Ing the convention of tho National Wool
growers association. Anderson is con-
sIdered one of the best welterweight mat
tween him and Karp is sure to be in
teresting
Heagren made efforts to match Mike
Yokel and Karp but tho latter did not
care to wrcstlc under the terms dictated
by the Y. NJ. C. A. and the affair was
called on Yokel was then matched to
meet O'Connell of Portland and now
Korp has secured a match with Ander-
son. A special train Will be run from
Salt Lake to Ogden on the evening OF
the match
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AsToR's YACHT is TIED UP.

Now York. Dec 15.-Col John Jacob
Astor's steam yacht Nourmahal tied up
at shipyard in Brooklyn today. The
yacht went into her winter quarters al
most as spick and span as when she
left here for West Indian waters. where
she encountered the November hurricane.
Despite the anxiety caused because she
was not reported for more than fort
night. she emerged from tho storm un-
scathcd.
IT have seen reports that the Nourma-
hal could not stand a good blow" said
her captain today. 'Thosc who were
alarmed as to her 5eaworthiness should
have seen her in some of the West In
dian squalls which we faced While the
world was searching for US. we were as
snug as a bug in rug"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-15
BELMONT'S HORSES
IN WINTER TRAINING

New York, Dec, ia string of 1s
race horses owned by August Belmont
will leave early next week for Garnet.
s. c.. where they will undergo winter
training. Tho string is headed by Pris-
this country. though he failed to win in
England.
The Belmont horses will begin their
next seasons racing at the earliest op-
for the meeting of the Maryland Jockey
club which will open the season IN the
eaRt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-15
JOHNSON OBJECTS
TO "H00D00" CLAUSE

New York. Dec H-when the final
business articles of agreement. signed
by Jeffries. Johnson. their representa-
sented to Jack Johnson for his pc
rusal, tho big black discovered two
clauses in them that mado him turn
almost white. In that portion Of the
agreement covering the distribution
and handling of tho money by Stake
holder Big Tim Sullivan. therc ap-
peared the following clause;
Tn the event OF tho death OF Jack
johnson before July l. 1910. these
agreements ard contracts are null and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-15
SCRUB TEAM,
BOYS RELAY RACE
RUN THIS EVENING

The inter-association relay race of Is
miles, between boys representing the Y.
NJ. c. A. OF New York, Cleveland. Gin
cinpati. Fresno and Salt Lake, ls schcd-
uled for this evening. There will be 100
boys at the local association and each
is to run quarter OF a mile. After the
race the time of the runners will be fig
urcd up and the team making the best
time Is to receive banner and there
will also bo individual prizes for tho
fastest runners. The contest will be open
to the public and large crowd Is ex-
pcctcd to be on hand this evening to see
tho boys sprint around the track.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-15
PREPARING FOR
SEASONS BATTLES
Football Coaches and Managers of
Conference Schools Will Meet in
Chicago Next Week,


Chicago. Dec. 15.-Football coaches and
managers OF tho conference schools Will
meet here a week from tomorrow to set
tie definitely the intercollegiate turmoil
over next seasons battles. Tho question
or Michigan games and problems bear
ing on the continuance or friendly rela-
tions In tho Big Eight will be up for
decision,
The athletic authorities received their
notification last night.
Coach Stages schedule problem took an
other tack yesterday when he received
plea from Carlisle for a battle. Tho
indians want TO appear at Marshall
Stagg says he Will consider the REQUEST
In view of the fact that they have
adopted eligibility rules since they beat
the Chicagoans two years ago.
coach Stages best offers outside the
conference are now Carlisle and tho
Navy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-15
CHICAGO UNIVERSITY
WANTS A ROCKEFELLER GIFT

Chicago. Dec. 15.-John D. Rockefel-
ler's way to Christmas or New
Year gift will be paved today at a con-
ference OF the University OF Chicago
trustees In New York.
President Harry Pratt Judson, Wal
lace Hickman. business manager. Mar
tin A. Ryerson and Anderson Mac
Leish, trustees and Tevor Arnett, audi
tor. left Chicago yesterday with the
budget of tho university. A gift OF at
least 81. .o0o. 900 is figured upon from Mr..
Rockefeller MS many things are recon-
mended In the way of addition as
equipment and new buildings.
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REPLY FROM GREEN
Is EXPECTED TODAY

1t Is expected that by tomorrow morn
ing hnal arrangements Will be made for
Banty Green OF Logan and Willie SchatE
or salt Lake. Tho management of the
Auditofium has written to Green to set
Tie thei details or the match and a reply
rs expected from the speedy Logan boy
this afternoon. Tho race VIII De for tho
Utah championship, now held by Schatz.
and tho distance will be Ave miles. Tho
race VIII be run at the Auditorium on
Richards street during one OF the eve
ming sessions Since the opening of
the season the management has been
requested by scores of local roller fans
10 promote race between Green and
Schatz
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-15
ID. S. j. TEAM WINS
FROM GRANITE BOYS
Camp by tho Overwhelming
Score OF 81 TO 8.

Though tho score was one-sidcd tho
ramc played Tuesday afternoon in the
l. D. S. U. gym between the Granite high
school basketball team and tho L. D. s.
Z, five was interesting and greatly on
,oycd by a large crowd OF rooters for
ioth teams Tho game gave the fans a
chance to get q line on" the L. d S.
u team and those who saw the boys
work were not disappointed. The varsity
swamped Granite, winning by a score OF
n to s.
The Granite boys started on like win
ners, throwing four baskets and playing
good game. The. varsity. however.
played strong steady gamc and kept
on piling up score after score. showing
remarkable speed when necessary and
the holding of the enemy down at Will.
Granite made several changes in the
second half but 1t was the same story.
They were outclasSed md outplnyed.
Coach Taylor WAS highly pleased with
the showing OF the winning team as It
was the lrst contest OF the season Tho
boys are going after tho championship
and the other teams will havc to travel
pretty fast to head them of The lineup
OF tho game was as follows:
Granite. L. d. S. u.
Miller. Leggroan....L. F. ..........- Lund
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Company B.
COACH DAD CONVILL
PICKS BASKETBALLERS

Basketball is all the rage at the high
school these days and the boys and girls
are hard at work developing good teams.
Coach Conyill has selected and posted is
names TO comprise the basketball squad,
and 1t will be case OF hard practise
every afternoon. The girls are also TAX
ing a lively interest in the game and
eoch week they will hive Monday.
Wednesday and Friday to practise In the
gym until o'clock when tho boys will
have the building.
Those chosen by Coach Convll are tho
following: Frank Hurlburt. forward.
(captaIn). Heber Pete Romney, for
ward (manager): Roy Mcintyre. center;
Thomas Fitzpatrick, guard, Leroy
warthman. forward: Rydalch. center;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-15
JAPANESE IN PHILIPPINES.

Toxic. Dec. 14.[There arc now,
according to q report in the
now. according to a report in the
Japanese foreign office, 1872 Japanese
Iaborers In the Philippine Islands. Some
of these are working In sawmillS and in
railways. but they arc mostly carpent-
ers. The report of Director Saito of
the section OF emigration OF Japanese In
the foreign office. discourages the emf
grafton of Japanese to the Philippines
He says that there is not much room
at present for more foreign labor, and
as there are already about 100000 Chi
nose laborcrs in the islands. the oppor-
tunity for tho employment of Japanese
Is not good.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-15
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or respective sign
ers forfurth erinformation.

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-
R. Bowdle. executrix of the estate of
John r. Bowdle. Deceased, praying for
an order authorizing her to Invest $500
of the funds of the estate OF John r.
Bowdle. as loan on real estate situated
in Utah County, Utah. has been set for
hearing on Friday. tho 24th day of De-
cember. a. d. 1909. at 2 o'clock p. m.
at the County Court House, in tho
City, Salt Lake County. Utah.
Witness the Clork of said Court, with
the seal thereof affixed this 18th day OF
December, A. d. 1909.
MARGARET ZANE WITCHER.
(ScaD Clerk. :
BY L. P. Palmer. Deputy Clerk.
Dean F. Brayton, Attorney for Peu-
toner.
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KOREA NAY HAVE ANOTHER ITO

Toxic. Dec. H.-Korean may again
have resident general whose
name Is Ito. The present resident gen.
eral. Viscount Sene. is In extremely poor
health, and 1t is probable he will short
ly return to Japan.
According to a well-founded report. bis
resignation is not improbable Already
his successor is being talked OF in the
person of viscount Miyoji Ito. who has
for years been the confidontial secretary
and adviser OF the latc Prince Ito. Vis-
count Ito is himself privy councillor
and has tho name of being ono of the
most nstute politicians OF the younger
statesmen of Japan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-15
AMERICAN GAME
OR RUGBY STYLE?

Pittsburg. Dec. 1s-At a meeting of
the Intercollegiate association of west
ern Pennsylvania and West Virginia,
held here yesterday. the first hnai col
tion of American football and the adop-
tion of Rugby. unless the rules of the
American game are radically changed,
was taken. In the association are Wash
Ington and Jefferson. University of West
Virginia, Geneva, Grove City and AL
legheny colleges
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PAPKE TO MEET
WINNER OF BOUT

Kewance. Ill. Dec. ED Papke yes
terday signed articles for a 2o-round
bout between his brother. Billy, and tho
winner of the Wille-Harry Lewis bout.
to take palce in Paris In February. Billy
Papkc left yesterday for Hot Springs.
Ark, where he Will have his arm treated,
going abroad the middle of next month.
Jack Pollock OF Kewanee win accom-
pany Papke as trainer.
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COMPANY C LOSES
SHOOT BY DEFAULT

The rife shooters of the national guard
ana those of company were. matched
TO shoot Tuesday evening but the c
company rnc experts failed, for some
unknown reason. to show up. and the
match went to the guard boys by de-
fault. Not to be disappointed and TO
keep In practise. the first and second
teams had match shoot. The first
team won by score OF 40l to 365 and
carried or a prize valued at $40 The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-15
ELIAS.
Avn EpIc. of the Ages.

We have a few copies left OF Bishop
Whitncy's great poem. the ELIAS" It
Is printed on art paper. illustrated
with photo gravure plates from origin
al drawings. bound In English cloth,
gold embossed
A most appropriate holiday gift.
Price $500. postpaid to any address
Main Street
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

1T THE CENTURY GOLD MINING G.
MlLLING nG co. Principal plnce of bust
ness. ness. Salt Lake City. Utah. EotIce-
Lnere Is delinquent on the following de-
sSS1ioed Sd stock on account OF assessment
Der. 1909 the several amounts set et onno- WU,o-
sue inc names OF the respective share
holders as follows:
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DON'T BE HOPELESS.

about yourself when you're crippled with
rheumatism or stir Joints-of course
you've tried lots OF things and they
failed Try Ballard's Snow Liniment-
II will drive away all aches. pains and
stiffness and leave you as we'll as you
ever were. Sold by 2. c. N. !. Drug
Dept liz and ia South Main Street,
Salt Lakc City.
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THE CORRECT TIME.

to stop cough or cold Is just as soon
as It starts-thcn there will be no dan
ger of pneumonia or consumption. just
a few doses OF Ballard's Horchound
Syrup taken at the start will stop tho
cough. II It has been running on for
sometime tho treatment will bo longer.
but the cure is sure. Sold by z. c. NJ, I.
Drug Dept, LIZ and ia South Main
Street. Salt Lake City.
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And In accordance with law and an or
der OF the Board of Directors made on
the 18th day OF October. 1909. so many
shares of each parcel of said stock as
may be necessary will be sold at the Of
Nee OF the company. Standard Furniture
Co, and Upper Main Street. Salt
Lake City. Utah, on the 27th day OF De-
eeember. 1893 at p. m. to pay tho de-
llnquent assessment. together with the
cost OF advertising and expense Of SALE
r. w. MADSEN, Secy.
BY order OF the Board of Directors
Dated Oct 9. 1903
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-15

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ton. Drastic physics. gripe. sicken,
weaken the bowels and don't cure.
Doan's Regulets act gently and cure
constipation, 25 cents. Ask your
druggist
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SIGNAL CORPS TEAM
BEATS B COMPANY

~ the national guard armory Tues
day evening the Signal Corps team of
the guard gave B company 1--WE of Fort
Douglas correct idea OF the game of
Basketball. The guard boys swamped
tho regulars and gave them n drubblng
10 the tune of IS to IL. Both teams
played fast ball but the guard had moro
speed and accuracy. The winning team
showed great Improvement In all depart
monts of the game. The teams lined UP
as. follows: