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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-20

Peanuts Sinclair of this city knocked
out Tommy Fitzgerald OF San Francisco
in the eighth round of a round bout
held Wednesday night in the Murray
opera house Wednesday night before "a
large crowd. With the exception of the
first round. which was even. tho contest
resolved itself into a foot-racc, i'm which
Peanuts tried TO catch Fitzgerald. The
latter played waiting game. and. by
clinchinc, taking the count in nearly
every round and stallng in every way
possible, managed to stay eight rounds :,
but Peanuts finally planted a right iab
10 the jaw. and Fitzgerald took the count
of ten from Referee Painter.
Tommy opened the first round conf
dent while Sinclair felt out his man with
caution, and when time was called both
mon took their corners with honors
even.
In the second round Sinclair came up
confident. and when the round was half
over he drove a short right TO the chin,
and Tommy hit the moor for the count
OF nine. After that punch Tommy stayed
out OF reach OF his opponent and finished
the round none 700 strong.
Fitzgerald came up fresh Tor the third
and fourth rounds and held his own al
though he refused 10 do any forcing,
while Sinclair was laying" with his
right.
In the nth round Sinclair forced mat
ters. Fitzgerald was powerl"ss to do any
damage. and Sinclair kept right after
his man and sent him down for the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-20
KAUFMAN DEFEATS
0'BR|EN, SIX ROUNDS
Jack Shows Great CIcverncSs,
but Cannot Stand AIS
RuShes.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Jan. l2.-Jack
OBricu's ring Generalship tonight saved
him from "A beating and a possible
knockout at the hands of Al Kaufman
OF san Francisco, in siX-round bout
before the National Athletic club to
night. Kaufman WAS in far better con-
dItion than the Philadelphia.
There was "a tedious delay I'm getting
started. because Kaufman Insisted ON
tho gloves being weighed.
O'Erien once defeated Kaufman I'm san
Fra nclsco. and the Californian was
trinc too anxious or he might have du-
plicated O'Brien's feat.
When the bell rang for the opening
round the men rushed TO a clinCh, and
in the breakaway OBrinu sent two
straight lcrts 10 tho nose. Kaufman
rushed his opponent around the ring but
q Erleu would stop suddenly and Jolt "a
hard right or left 20 the face.
There was little damage done In the
first round. but IN Tho second Kaufman
drove his right under O'Brien's heart
and crossed n left to the jaw. causing
Jack 70 cliuch. Tho minute rest helped
O Brien. and he had all tho advantage
of tho third round. His eNcrtions seemed
To weaken him, however, and, had IL not
bccn for his clirchinr in the fourth
round, 'Rrien probably would have been
knocked out.
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Emeryville Entries,

OAKLAND. Jan. 19.-Emeryville entries
tor Thursday:
First race. five and a half furlongs.
ll2: Rob Burns, 112; Phosphorus. liz;
Dixie Dixon. lo1. Ollie May, 100: Babe
Neely, l07. Twin Screw, l04 Rivera, l0t;
Mark Twain. l0i: Cantem. I04; Kid
North. l04: Basil, l0i.
Second race. six furlongs. tour-year-
olds and up. sclling-Rustline Silk, 103:
Sophomore. los, Father Downey. 10; Old
Settler. 10; Pretensiou. ll0; Bankare.
10; Nappa. ll3: Lady Rensselaer,. l0i:
Banrose. l04. Birth, i0i; Coriel 106;
"Copperfield. 100.
Third race. six furlongs. four year olds
and up, selling-Lena Lech. 1Ui; Balnadc,
10: Naloski ito, Bcllsnickcr. no: Don
Enrique, 10; Sam Barber 10: Service
nice. l09; Tony Faust, lis, Nclma c., Ia:
Elmdale. 1lS: Gossiper IL. los; Ybor, los.
Fourth race. five furlongs. three year
oldS and up. Palo Alto handiCap--NIad
mam 10: Hector, 90: PreiuLcio. ll6 Jim
GattneY. JOS; Rosamo. IS.
Fifth race. mile and twenty yards
selling. G. Glenn. lOa. Cock Sure
lo4; St Adams. l09: Surety. 100; Coblcs-
Kill. 10s. Mike Jordan. I09. Redwood H.
lO9, Trocha, l02. Lady Kitty. 101: AXIS
Ar Ben, 10.; Steel. 101.
Sixth race. futurity course. three year
oldS and up. selline--Paul Clifford. l2o:
sink Spring l29: Ssinotta. 10: Roberta
l10. MinncdoCia. 1l0 EEL Molino 100. Iu-
element. lbs: Arthur Eiyman. IoS Eada-
lion 100; Gramercy, IL; J!llette. liz;
Flodia L.. l01
apprentice allowance
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count three times Tommy went TO his
corner groeCy, but came back refreshed
and managed TO stand on his feet In Inc
sixth. bat in the seventh round 1t was
plainly visible that Tommy had tough
proposition on his hands and that he
Ind practically lost Fitzgerald went TO
his corner weak and came up for the
eighth round stin weaker. and Peanuts"
had no trouble IN landing at viii. Tommy
was counted out after he had taken three
counts.
Several hundred dollars changed hands
on the result OF the match. Sinclair is
only IL years old, while Fitzgerald is an
old ring general. and IL was thought he
ought TO win, but peanuts has the
punch which his few friends banked
upon. and they took all the money in
sight.
Tex Richard was introduced to the
fans and made short speech. telling
the boys that he bad secured the great
est contest on record for them, and he
was given rousing ovation,
Kid Alderman and Murray Farrell
boxed four rounds TO draw as the first
preliminary,
Pete sullivan and Andy NIaiioy gave
a pretty ihrce-round exhibition.
Kid Johnson OF Murray earned de-
cision over kid Ross of Garfield In a si&-
round bout, but Willard Bean tried 10
keep peace In the family by calling IL
draw.
The Murray fremen realized hand
some sum for their fund as result OF
the boxing carnival
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-20
ROLLER SKATERS

4 two-mile roller skating race. involv-
ing the state championship. VIII he run
Thursday evening At the Auditorium
Schatg. the state champion, and Eph
Jacobson. the challenger. Schatz has con-
scented 10 give jacobson. who is the
amateur champion OF the city. handicap
Of one lap. There will be twenty-four
laps TO the race, and Scbstz is confident
Of defeating his opponent. On Friday
mile race
The contest this evening has attracted
great deal of attention. as Jacobson
has score Of friends who are of the
opinion that ScbatZ will not be able to
catch him under such handicap.
Wednesday afternoon there was n spc-
ci9l matinee FOR the pupils OF the Lowell
school.
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Juarez Entries.

JUAREz Jan, 10 Entries for Thurs
day;
First race. five and half furlongs-Si-
bari 1l5; Hollow. l1j, Ed Tracey. H.:
Fireball. 112. Betham. ll2; Bright Skies.
lilo; Shirley. 10; Rossmore. 10. Dandy
Dancer. 10. Gladys Louise. no.. Kia- :
mesha IT.. 10; 'IIardyson, 1o7; Bert
month. 101
Second race. seven furlongs---Joe I1h-
rich, 1l2: Hancock li2: Cardinal Sarto.
~; Gerrymandcr. 1903: Tremargo: 1o7;
Miss Alert. 100: Rubicota. 104, Knight
Deck. i04; 1Ninnolette. TO-; Asquia, l09;
'Ssbado, 1902: Plume. 81.
Third race. hvc and a half turlongs-
Deuce. 1l5; Beaverdam Lad. l15; Reuben.
1l2; p. j. Swanncr, III; Comal. lI2: AL
leviator. H.: Iykers. no; Convenient.
110; Miss DanviIlc. l10. Albion H.. liO;
'Clint Tucker, lo1; "aIinnnic Bright. lo5
Fourth race. one mile-Finapcier, 1OI:
John T.. Mcmillan. lO4; The Wrestler. l04
Lady Esther. 102; Orbed Lad, lo2: Ban
bury. 30. Tander a.
Fifth race. six furiones-Ed Ercck,
IA: Wildly Lee, III: Uncle Peter. JOY.
Good Intent. los; DELI l0A Geneva. 1O7 /;
Alva p. 1o1. Lady Psnchita. 10l !;
Cntheryn Scott. 100; Virginia Edwards,
100.
Sixth race, mile and a furlong-Ar-
coort, io9; Cheswardine, l09: Gold Way.
lo4; Wolfcrton, lo4; Miss Ida. lo2: 'The
Thorn. -.
eApDrentice allowance
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international Tennis

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. lo-Morris Nc
Loughlin and Melville Long. TWO Csiifor-
mia tennis players. who were the run
ncrs-up I'm the last national tennis tour
nament. arrived home last night from
their trip TO Australia on tho steamer
Alameda. Both stated that they re
ceiyed The best OF treatment in the
aniipodcs.
The tennis experts arc al a loss TO
understand the recent rating or tho ma
llonal tennis commission. McLoughlln
and Long. who are rated sixth and sew
enth. respectively. both defeated Miller
and Johnson. who have been given tho
third and fourth places.
The American players are faster than
The Australians" said Long. II am con-
fdent thar Larned. our national cham
pion, could beat any oC the Australian
fellows"
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Public Makes Cleanup.

JACKSONVILLE. Fin. Jan. 1e.-Mon-
Grief oooknakers received p diuhblnc To-
day. as Eve heavily played choices won.
Summary:
First race. three fUrIoncs, scline-De-
cency, II 10 .. won; Lady Ormicaut. II
TO .. second; Bendaga. . to =. third.
Time. IS.
Second race. FIVE and half furIongs
purse--Ca rroll. l to 3. won; Martin Nav.
20 to l. second: Dress Parade II, u to !
third. Time. los.
Third race, six furlongs. selIing-Fur-
mace. 10 D, won: Ben Double 8 10 /
1.12 40.
Fourth race. General Lees birthday
confederate handicap. mile and an eighth
Taboo, 1S ia j, won: WooiTinder oyon
second; Pinto. 10 !. third Time,
l:53 S-5.
FIFTH race. six furloHgs scllins-Jsco
bite. . To -. won, Toisan dor : ia
?. second: Iamn, iG to TO- third. Time
l:1@.
Sixth race mile ana sixteenth. sell
tng-Stoncms n. . 10 10. won: Camel. 4 10
!. second; Splcndida. loo 10 l. third. Time
As 30
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College Basketball

Several changes have been made in the
intercollegiate basketball schedule ow-
ing 10 The inability of the Logan Aggics
to take the southern trip at the sched-
ulcd time. The game. which WAS planned
2orlGinaily for January 20. between tho
postponed, and the Varsity team Will
meet the Il. Y. G. Thursday. This will
nc the first game of the series for The
varsity Team. and as vet il is dlfficult
to tell just where it will finish this wear
in the league standing. Judging from
games the Varsity team has SO far played
Win the Y. NJ c. A. aud tho sound
trouncinS tie Il, y. G, team received at
the hands of the Provo team last week
INC varsity will come off Victorious over
tho =. Y. G. The lineup
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.FAVORITES oUTRUN IN
FIRST THREE RACES
Colonel Jack Makes Sensational
Run in Initial Event; Keep
Moving Wins,

OAKLAND, Cal. Jan. 19.--LonE- priced
horses were TO the front in tho first
threo races at Emoryville today, but the
favorites had an inning after that.
Colonel Jack. an Stool outsider. ran over
the field in the first. and the we'll sup
ported Robert Hurst took tho 2-year old
event. Lord Of the Forest. we'll handled
proved an easy winner in the third, Keep
Movins ran away from the others in the
fourth. winning as she pleased
Summary.
First race. FIVE and half furlongs-
Colonel lack. los (Taplin) In i. won;
Belle Kinney. loo (Revan). I 10 2, sec
Cold Heart. Ampcdo MAY Pink Golvanic,
Titus ii snd Hcrives finished as named.
Second race., three furlonss. purse
Amargosa; 10! Nosper,, : TO T.. second
Stanley s. i0i (KonD s 10 7. third.
Time, 30 -. Cormack Dune Campbell;
Adrian. Frestollte. Jack Stryckcr and
Robert Bain finished as named
Third race. fivo and a half furlones,
selling--Lord of the Forest liz trsplin);
To I. won. +. NJ. Fry, l12 Dusan>. ~
to 10. second: Crcston, 112 Nosper). i2
Ben Stone. Illusion. j. r. Laughrcy and
All Alone finished as named.
John II. shechan, 100 &C., WIlDsmsS' I
to .. Won: Narburg. los CWalshl, 10 10 !.
second; BalIonia 80 (Bevam, IL To ,,
third. Time, 1.10 3-n. Miss Picnic,
SeNcll. Redeem and Ram McCurdy I'm
ished as named.
Fifth race, mile and twenty yards, sell
Moving. ll2 (Dugnn>. : to =,
won; Wap, ia (AIentry), 20 10 ], sec
ond; Dcnnen. l1f (Cotton). s to |, third.
Time. 1:si. Dorothy LedGctt Meltondsle.
Right Sort. DR.. Mayer Dclmas. Mossback
and T4anita finished as named
Sixth race, SIX furlongs. selling-Alder-
gulCh. rs (Taulin). 10 To |, won. Roberta.
103 tRooney). is 10 .. second; Glenna-
dcane. JOG (Cohurnl. 10 ]. third. Time,
Ills 80 Rcson. Galcnecale, Flodia Is.
Banorella and Gramcrcy finished as
named
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PRESIDENT CONDRON WANTS SCLEANRACINGE
RICHARD GETS MANY
TICKET APPLICATIONS
Business Men Show Great In
terest in Coming Box
ing Contest.

IIundreds OF kilograms are coming IN
every day from all parts Of inc G2untlS
for seal reservations To TEX Richard
for the .Tcftrics- Johnson boxing contest
Rickar0 said that II the applications Keep
coming AT the present rate there WI nc
more than 10000 people at inc Go cont@s, ,l,sr
Rlcknrd will open an office In the near
future i'm order that nc can take care Ol
the immense business in sight.
All the hotels IN the city have recelSed
field president of tho Wholesale Grocery
association. wired Wednesday from Idaho
10 John ConGron OF the Cullen To re-
first week In July. y telegram from
Great Falls Mont, says that 100 people
Will come here to scc the match ana
1000 people will come from 81. Anthony.
If the same number In proportion 10 thc
cities come from othor northern toWnS-
II will he great task TO handle All INC
people The railrond officials have al
ready anuounceds that they expect 70
break all passenger carrying records Tor
the two wcaks hInglnc on the contest
The interest locally is ct fever neat
ing contest. and all say 1t win he big
benefit to the city. II is estimated that
no fewer than 10000 OF the richest poo-
pie in the world VIII he here TO witness
that a great deal of money will be left
and thousands of dollars Will no doubt
be invested in real estate and mining
property. In fact, public opinion seems
Ia he so strong in favor OF the Jcffrics
Johnson contest that it Is said a reward
is offered for any man who objects TO the
match.
Rlckard wired Tim Sullivan Wednes-
day asking who has the right To name
the place. and expects reply today from
the present fight stakeholder
Jemries Will arrive here Saturday
morning aud the business men arc pre-
pairing TO meet the champion at the de-
pot. The fans arc all anxious TO meet
the indicated champion In the hope OF
loo l. m
with plenty OF punch" left to put the
coored champ out of the business.
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Class Games.

The final and deciding camcs or ,be
girls class series at the high school Will
he played Saturday evening in tho high
.chool gymnasium. The senior, innJor
freshmen and sophomore teams will piav
VI The junior and freshmen win. a post
series VIII have TO he PLAYED in order 10
decide tho winning class. After tho
games there VIII bc dance To which An
admission Of 70 cents will he charged
Thursday evening. in the high school
gymnasium. there will be two match
basketball games: First Burlington cIuF
vs. lmmanuel Baptist team: second Bur
iinSton club W. Phillips club team.
Coach tonvill OF the high school hs six.
cthAll team has called off the practice
Samc, with the second university team
ihe nigh school boys will work hard tn
enter the ciiy junior league ~
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Big Rabbit Hunt,
leCIaI Io INC Tribnnc.

AMERICAN FORK. Ian. ia raror,,I
cH,'mdte of the number of Jack rabbits
hlIlod on the Cedar Valley hunt. which
was pulled OFT yesterday. pla cas tho mum =
her at 5000. This is the largest uun1bcr
that has ever been killed in this scction
IN ono day The hunters will receive a
bounty Of cents head FOR all that are
suDnitted To the county. The hunt in
ciudod this county and hunters from all
thc towns as far south as Salem were
IN the drive. The special excursion ira in
carried some $50 hunters not Including
The pickers. Nlels Nelson of this city
Won the honor of bagging the largest
number. 122.
The county commissioners are the
prime movers behind these special hunt
ing excursions. this being the second one
within the past month. Their desire is
10 eNteruinaic the rabbits which infcst
The Cedar Valley TO the detriment of thr
farmers OF that section,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-20
CADET RIFLE TEAM
WINS BRONZE
Special to The Tribune.

JrN' 49, ~ 4 -
OGDEN. Jan. lS.-A sQua(
cadets from the Ogden high
der the leadership OF Capt. w,
who organized tho military
school. gathers at the Natl
armory on Twcnty-fourth str
purpose OF rife practice, eat
afternoon.
Although the cadets have
ticing but a few weeks. the
ready reached such a degree 4
as 10 be allowed 3fiillation VI
tional Rife association OF
the rife range yesterday. Tod
marksmen made a sufficient
title them to the bronze medI
from the war department e.
ton.
The boys Of the rifle team
been organized. will hold fv<
test with the signal corps te1
Lake in a few days. The conf
al long distance. and the rezl
tclephoncd to each other.
The national school boys n
which will he held some timl'
airy. at which a government A
Ger VIII be present at each of 4
where the contests are bcinr
caused the local boys 10 bcc|
interested in the weekly targe|
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Spirited Electiou

CHICAGO. Jan 19.-In The u
contest ever witnessed In n
Athletic association. every a
the regular ticket was yestcp
by a large ma jority. The Ya
heaviest ever pollcd. 1921 vote
out OF a total membership Of
Tho largest majority OF auy
was received by the prcside1
4. Brown. who was elected
OF more than three TO one or
poncnt, Edward X Orr. W
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Easy for German.

BILLINGS. Mont. Ian. I9.-Carl Busch
German niddleweieht wrcailer. this even
Ing won 4 decision over Tom Connors
weltcrweiSht champion OF ENGLAND. ysin-
ing two straight falls. the FIRST in nine
and ihe second In three minutas
The match was clean and fast and fuIl
ol executing moments Charles Moth OF
Detroit has been matched win tbs
winner
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Interest in Aviation.

CHICAGO. Jan. FIFTY Chicago mon
now possess heavicr-t -than-air machines.
according 10 promoters OF the Illinois
Aeroplane club. which was incorporated
at Springfield yesterday. The club will
conduct exhibitions and obtain the Ma
tlonal aviation meet for Chicago IN June
IL possible, The officers are: Edward
r. Herbert. president. Oscar Newstrom,
vice president and treasurer, and John
y. Montgomery secretary.
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JOCKEY Gil
HOUSE cLa|
Manager Firms Resipu.,
cepted: Other Undesi,.
Will Follow.
GOOD HORSES COMING
HERE IN THE d
President Condron SAYS
VIII Be Given Ciss|
Sport.

AT "A meeting OF the dirrr,,
Utah Jockey club Wcdnesdav
the Cullen hotel. the rcsIsna,L-
aGor W. w, Finn WAS acceu,sd
into bad standing with a.
Jockey club. and, while no ac,,.
yet been taken In the matte,
dcrstood that the AK" VIII 81
II Is the intention OF tbe ~
make a general clcan-up. ana
the undesirable Buena Vista nm
he missing at the spring meet,,
Utah Jockey club races. Jud.
Pomcroy will not officiate anv !,
Dick Stcbhlns VIII have Ia ,ooL
for a Job. II Is doubtful n r..
skinner. representing the PaciS
Jockey club. VIII be In the st.r ,
although no action was faksr
him. The directors proposs =
positions possible with Local \
who stand wcll with the pubjle =
effort will be made to gjye a.
the best and cleanest racing a.,
secured under competent abd ,s.
officials 80
Dwyer Coming Back
Dick Dwyer will be The off,c,,,
again. His services were sai,s
Dick" invariably tried 10 delj
goods.
In speaking OF the coming ne
son, President John Condron I
the Utah Jockey club would nj
effort TO give tho public the h
ing In the country. Alrcady nt1
are on for the best horscs 20
here. Horse owners who ara
al other tracks Will be given IA
room. There will be enough hon
standing. that always run 10 1
there would be no object M
Takirs admittance. and by a q
lection Of tho horses allowed al
the officials hope TO give the D.
clean sport.
Horse racing is popular In 4
and with the right kind OF m
there is no reason why The lov
turf should not be given bIg1
summer, As Il majority OF I'd
and stockholders of the Utah u
are prominent business men o<
the public is doubly assured ol
run for its money.
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Rough Wrestling Match.

BUFFALO. y. Y, Jan. 19-Zbyszko.
the Polish champion last night wrestled
down Raoul de Rouen. the French cham
pion. The Frenchman lost the first fall.
being disqualified for c!iuging TO the mat
after twenty six minutes. In the second
bou, the Pole threw his man over his
head TO bridge. which ne broke I'm
twenty eight minutes. X Z was rough
wrestling and the Frenchman gave the
Pole a terrific battle
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O. Brien Gets Offers.

IOWA CITY. Ia. Jan. 1e.-"Stevo"
% Brien, The star University OF Iowa
pitcher. has received two offers for the
ST Louis (Amcrican) team want the
nemicr university twirlcr. and the Flint
Mlch.' team also has wlftton him.
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OFFICIAL INTERSTATE
BLIER0Ck AVERAGES

PlTTSBtRG, Pa. Jan. lo.--rhe Off
cial Interstate association list os trap
shooting averages for 1909 was made
public today. Averages for single targets
arc based on n minimum OF 2000 for
amateurs and Il minimum of 5000 for
professionals.
The ten leading trap shooters in the
amateur and professional classes, rcspcc-
lively. follow:
Averages for single targets
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The Western Bowling congress will be
held In San Francisco FROM Nal 3s
10 April ., inclusive. Jack QUINN and
sam SPITE will go from Salt Lake. and
several others are contemplating taking
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GOOScpln RoWlerS.

The Nationals defeated the Eismarcks
IN a goosepin match by the score %. $50
marcll alleys.
The individual scores were as follows:
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JENNE DEFEATS LITTLE in
THREE-CUSHI0N BILLIARDS

LLOYD Jcvnc had little trouble IN de-
fcatirg John Little in a three cushion
billiard match. the score resulting 30 To
% for ninety three innings. The balls
did not break well for the players and
three marked the hish run scored by
each player,
Tonight Dr. Num- VIII try out tho oX-
champion and this promises To be a good
game. the doctor being ono OF the best
players in the city.
The score by innings yas - ColnD.e.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-02-24

falo, Iowa, where they viii be buried.
They will be taken to the home OF his
uncle, Hugo Hoffbauer.
Mrs. Helen Cartnier died yesterday
at her home, 1909 West Sixth street,
at the age of Sc years. She was born
in Germany One son John, one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank Schumacher, and one
sister, Mrs Frank Peto all of this city,
I've to mourn her death. The funeral
will be held Friday morning from the
late residence with services at 8
o'clock from st. Joseph's church. Bur
ial will be made in ST. Mary's Gene
terry.
Mrs Eunfce Logan died yesterday at
1870 o'clock at her home, 54S East
Eleventh street, after a prolonged ILL.
ness. She is survived by her father,
Willis Lewis, and a cousin, Corine
Horne, both of Creston, Iowa.
Tuesday night occurred the death of
John Edward Steward at his home,
1908 Summit avenue, after a long Ill
ness. He was born in Lucas county,
Iowa, Oct. s, 1889. His mother, Mrs.
Sarah Steward, two sisters, Mrs. q.
Sanders of Chicago and Miss Gladys
Steward at home, and two brothers,
Robert and Albert, both at home, live
to mourn his death. The funeral was
held this afternoon Burial was in
Oakdale cemetery.