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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-23
PULLED GUN TO HIM,
THEN AMPUTATED ARM



BRIGHAM CITY, Nov. 22-Yestordsy
afternoon serious accident Occurred
near Cornne, when young man named
George Raider was shot in the right arm
py The accidental discharge OF shotgun
IN lhe company OF his brother, Raider
was IN the river bottoms gathering VII
lows Tor klndling purposes. They had a
large load on the wagon. and in getting
ready to drive off. they placed a shotgun
on top OF the load which they had taken
along FOR the purpose OF duck hunting.
In driving through a, heavy patch Of
brush. the team became stalled. and the
boys we're compelled to unload portion
OF the willows. George raAbed tho shot :
gun in a hurry by the barrel and pulled
II toward him. The hammers catching
on the brush became cooked unnotIced
and In jerking the gun loose from the
brush that was holding il tho hammer
was released, with the result that the
contents OF one barrel was unloaded into
The right arm Of Mr., Raider.
The limb was badly torn TO pieces and
the unfortunate man was hurried 10 This
city and was cared for al the Harding
McGee hospital. The arm was found TO
be I'm such frlghtful condition that am.
putatlon was necessary, and this was
done at p m. George Raider has a
wife and a number Of small children re =
siding on Il farm out west. and the accl =
dent will place the family in bad cir
cumStdnGcS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-23
|[NSOI GETS GOOD
|l|CE FOR GROUND
Returns Verdict Giving
Giving Him $745 for
Three Feet.

-, Sov 22.-Remainins out less
~ an hour, jury in The district
.-rsd verdict. late this after
mich Carl sorenson was allowed
y uttlo more than three feet
ban by Ogden City for the open
sasson avenue, and s73o as addi-
.m.ges to the balance of his
rh,ch fronts on the new street
rtpty-hfth street.
s.,ssson condemnation suit is the
!. connection with the opening of
,venue heard III the district
4 ,odr, T. D. Lewis of Salt Lake
tbe cases because OF the dis
~ In 'of Judge j, 4. Howell.
sSs ease was taken UP by the
.,s morning the attorneys mar
=. Issues down 10 the actual value
snrd by agreeing on the amount
cottage taken for street pur-
s,snson claimed $1,000 a foot for
! ,sIen in addition to damages
n rental value, the destruction
.s, brlck wall and costs,
Z Meinnlng the trial Of the cease
srsys announced TO the court
i.v Rad entered a stipulation by
A, inrors who served on the first
-s,,on hearing would be excused
Sissr service. Judge Lewis was
q nj ihis action. declaring that
'isr;rr heard something Of land
n. inc trial. were really better
4 nss upon the issues of tho case
kr other OF the jurors. AS the
had made such an agreement,
! ihe court refused TO interfere
rr,sed the other jurors for the
-EF. Bratz and Carl Rasmussen,
Il state men, were called as Wit
4 br The property owner. Both
4 that the property taken by the
4, worth $1,000 q front foot with
[voysments. Sorenson testified
lad cost him $500 to rebuild the
|siD torn down when the street
raj. and that he had paid out
1 nolacing water and sewer pipes.
are several other condemnation
-pTins out OF the opening of Hud-
-,aus vet to be heard, but Judge
|ebeyes that they can all be dis
-fihe present week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-23
FAMOUS VETERAN HORSES
ARE SOLD AT AUCTION

NEW YORK. Nov. 2c.-on a bid OF
sll0o. The Director General. famous
stallion, was sold today al the second
days session of tho ''OId Glory horse
sale at Madison Square Garden. A few
years ago The Director General was
bought for the Claiborne farm at Lexins-
ton, Ky. for 81. 600. and IL had been
expected he would bring at least So.
900, Frank McCloud OF Dayton. O.. was
the successful bidder.
In all. nifty horses were offered by the
Claiborne farm and when the days ses-
sion closed 100 horses had been sold for
a total OF S2a. 800 OF which S20,720 was
brought by the Claiborne farm stock.
The highest price OF the day was $3.50,
paid for Bonalin, a 5year-old bay marc.
The purchaser was the Walnut Hill farm
OF Lexington, Ky. Nela Jay was sold
TO the Dromore farm for $500
Star Patchen. by Joe Patchen, with a
pacing record OF 9:o5b. was bought by j.
r. Oakden of Corning. n. Y. for $1,000.
Charles r. Tweedale OF this city bought
Wilkes Heart for $500.
The annual meeting of the American
Association of Trotting Horse Breeders
was held at the garden this afternoon,
and all the former officers were re-
elected
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-23
|. o. 0. F. ENCAMPMENT:
SESSION AT BINGHAM
Special Ia The Tribune


BINGHAM. Nov. 22.-Thc grand en-
campment OF the Utah II 0. O. F. con-
vened III the ODD Fellows hall at If
O'Clock this forenoon. About seventy del
esates and past patrarchs representing
eleven local encampments throughout the
state came In the morning train
Grand Patriarch B. II. Bower Of Provo
called the meeting TO order The morn
Ing session was taken up with the work
the order.
Al the afternoon session very little was
conc until late when the following Off
GERS VINO were elected last September
nS Grand Patriarch B. Fl, Bower The
ofncers were Grand Patriarch Parlev p,
Christensen OF Salt Lake. Grand High
priest j; c Smith OF Salt Lake. Grand
Glty; Grand Junior Warden Joseph
Hughes OF Stockton, Grand Scribe W. J.,
Moore OF Salt Lake, Grand Treasurer 4.
g. g. whitehead OF Eureka. and the follow
Angus Buchanan OF Milford and Grand
Inside Sentinel Robert Menzics of SEQ
field; Grand Outside Sentinel c. A. Ga
Drlelson OF Bingham.
The following district deputv grand
patTlarchS were appointed for the state:
L: l. Nudge OF Salt Lake. Thomas Cunlt
o. @ Park City, John Brown OF Bingham
i. II; Clark Of Provo. ", b Mitchell OF
Eureka. y. Donaldson OF Stockton. 4.
n. Fishburn of Tremonton
ABOUT 100 came in from Salt Lake on
speclni train this evening After
wards the grand order of the Muscovites
opened session. 4 large class OF cau6i-
GATES was initiated, this having been the
drawing card OF the affair here Alto
Setier II was one OF the most cnjoya BILE
affairs of the kind that has ever becn
heid IN Bingham. An elaborate banquet
closed the encamDmcnt. This was q glor-
lous anail and was followed by appro-
'I,< -.
cal encampmcnt was praised very much
by the visiting delegates
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-23
|ewS OF the lntermountain Region
Goodman Bound Over.
Special 10 The Tribune.


OGDEN. Nov. o2.-Despite the most
Damaging evidence introduced by the
STATE at the preliminary hearing this
morning OF James Goodman, charged with
forgery Goodman stoutly maintains his
innocence and has employed an attorney
10 represent him. Al the conclusion OF
ne preliminary hearing Judge Murphy
OF the city court bound the prisoner
oyer TO the district court under $500 bond
Mrs. Catherine Griener, who conducts a
looming mouse at which Goodman was a
LOGGER, testified that he had given her
a check for s2l.s5, drawn on ]. G. Read
tSrothers. that she had credited part OF
tne amount 10 Goodmans lodging bill.
sno returned him $1s.S6 in cash. r. A.
Moyes, cashier OF the Commercial Ma
uonal bank. was called as handwriting
expert and swbre 10 the best of his
knowiedge that the handwriting on the
lace OF the check and the Endorsement
were written by the same person ].
=, Read secretary OF the company, de-
his firm. ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-23
ADDITIONAL SPORTS
SET-LINE FISHERMAN MUST
SERVE OUT JAIL SENTENCE
neelarlng that the state fsh and game

Declaring that the state ish and game
laws must be lived UP to in Utah. Jus
tice s, a. Noon OF Provo made an ex-
ample Monday OF L. King. one OF the
two young men arrested last "Wednesday
Mt Utah lake while fishing with set
line Word was received Tuesday by
Fred ". Chambers. state fish and game
commissioner. that King was fined S25
and sentenced 10 ffty days In jail for
his violation, Justice Noon declared thar
the next person brought before him on a
similar charge Will be given double the
penalty. L. w. Carpenter. who was ar.
rested with King for set-llne fishing. VIII
appear before Justice Noon IN a week,
his hearing having been continued
pending the securing of additional infor-
ms fiDn
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HIS DOUBLE JAG.
BUT DIFFERENT DAYS
Special 10 The Tribune.

PROVO. Nov. 2e.-Georee Bucknor.
who resides OH Provo Bench. was ar
rested Saturday last and fined So and
sentenced TO serve five days in the city
jail for being drunk on the streets OF
the city on that date. Today Buckner
was taken from the jail and arraigned
before Police Justice Noon on a charge
OF being drunk on Friday also. Buckner
took until Saturday next TO plead. and
at that time. II Is said, he will set up
the plea OF once In jeopardy, that the
Jag he had Friday, the day before. Buck
ner now claims that he got drunk Friday
morning and never sobered up until he
was landed In the city jail on Saturday
afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-23
UGLY CASES AT LOGAN;
PENDING SCHOOL ELECTION
Special 10 The Trlhunc.

LOGAN, Nov. 22.--In the district court
this afternoon Junius Christoferson who
some time ago, was sentenced to serve
two and half months in the county Jail
The trial Of jury cases was commenced
this morning and the first one 10 come
up was that OF Paul Hansen OF Provi-
dencc, a young man who is charged with
the crime of adultery.
The county board OF education today
issued the call for primaries and convcn.
tions for the approaching school election
which will occur on December 7. There
are members OF tho board to be elected
In district Nos. /. and >, and the cal
is for primaries on the 18th and con-
vcntion on the 30th OF this month The
convention for No will be held at Hy-
rum; for No. at Smlthfield. and for
No. 3 al Newton. IT is thought that the
present members OF the board in those
districts will be renomlnated.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-23
Preparing for Bout.

CADILLAC. Mich. Nov, 32.-Ad VOL
CAST sold his theatre today. the first step
In getting ready to go 10 California and
esta ablishing a training camp 1t viii take
him q long time 10 get into condition His
there for two or three weeks more But
Ad has a great deal OF business TO close
up and WAITS to get Into camp and be
ready TO begin work as soon as the doc
tor says the word He has been out OF
training for long time. The Nelson
fight will not take place until spring. He
Will be married February % unless his
fiancee, who will accompany him west
changes the date.
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ILLEGAL FISH HANDLERS;
CURIOUS CASE AT PROVO
Special TO The Trihune.

PROVO, Nov. 22.-Up tc the present
io IN the case in which 1t is alleged that
J.. w. Carpenter and Leander King. two
Provo men. unlawfully caught game fish
oul of Utah lake by means OF set hooks.
bur one OF the men. Lcsndcr King. has
been arrested. tried and convicted and
is now serving a ten-days' sentence In
tho county jail, for un!awfuly disposing
OF trout 10 Adam Anderson When King
was tried before Precinct Justice A. A.
Noon. he told the court that the fish
which he sold To Anderson had beer
given to him by tho Madsen boys. that
he jKIng) took care OF the tishlng boats
belonging to the Ma6sens. and they paid
him IN fish. Besides the ten-daYs' jail
sentence. King was fined S25.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-23
twslization Cases Deferred,
l "a The Tribune.

IN. Nov. s2.-Because OF the ab-
I Judge ]. A Howell. who is hear
ls In the Third district court at
ke City. this week, the applica-
naturalization on Sle here with
lis clerk will have 10 be deferred
su month. August II. Bode,
States naturalization examiner,
|>asquarisrs al Denver. Was here
ID represent the government but
see Of Judge Howell necessitated
<lgstlop OF all naturalization mat
% his return TO Ogden next
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-23
Wedding Bells.
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN. Nov. 22.-Licenses to marry
wErc issued by the county clerk to the
following today George Iven Alvord and
Ogden; Grover A. King and Flora p
Nadsworth. both OF Hooper: John NJ.
Gibson and Frances Hannah Clark, both
Qi west Weber: Alex Engstrom. Green
springs. Wyo.; Charles w Tolhurst. Os-
den. and Edith r. Bcrryessa Harrisv!ilc; !;
Aloert j. Powell. Marriott. and zana Tay-
10Y. 10Y. Farr West: James Austin Rowsell,
ton, Wyo
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RECEIVER ASKED FOR
COMMISSION CONCERN
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN, Nov 22.-rhat James Cotton.
enc oil the members OF the co pa rtner-
snlp. the sunset Livestock Commission
company has collected money in excess
or MS interests and has deposited about
$4,000 In the Security Trust e. Savings
pank 10 his personal account is the
charse or A. W. Wright. the other mem
Der OF the partnership.
from the complaint Of Wright. 1t ap-
pears that he and Cotton entered bust
ness together June IL of this year A
general livestock business has been con
Quoted since that timei but Cotton. whose
home is In San Francisco. has collected
most OF the money and refuses to make
an equitable division. according to the
complaint, Tho prohts from The busi-
ness We're TO be divided equally between
the plaintiff and his partner. says the
complaint.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-23
Defective Brick Work.

NItVIdT 10 I ne IrlOIiNct
OGDEN. Nov 22-pcfcctive brick
work around the crate of the unfinished
residence OF DR.. A, S. Condor 2731 Mon
roe avenue. caused fire last night which
threaiened TO completely destroy the
building The damage will reach $500
and as the house had not been compile cd
no insurance had been taken BY the own
er. Carpenters at work OF the building
left fire burning In the crate.
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j. P. M0THERWELL DEAD;
0LD-TIMER AT BINGHAM
Special 10 The Tribune.

SVtCTdT % 7 NG IETDUNcs
BINGHAM. Nov. 22.-James Pierpont
MotherwcN, for more than twenty years
a resident OF Bingham died at his home
this evening OF Bright disease No ar
rangcments have been made for the fu-
neral except that II has been decided to
have the burial In Salt Lake CITY.
Mr.. Motherwell was born In Junction
City, Trinity county. Cal. ffty-three
years ago. 4 wife and ono daughter,
Camille. il years OF age. survive. He
also leaves brother John Motherwell.
who lives in Deadwood Cal. and two
haf-brothers, Vcrney B. Wilson of Mid :
vale, Utah. and Charles r. Wilson of
Thistle. Utah. He was member OF the
l. o. O. r, and was prominent In labor
organizations. In recent years he served
as member OF the Bingham city council.
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Tau!s $4,000 for Arm.

70 The Tribune.
q. Nov. 22 Demanding $4,000
<ets for the loss of an arm in
r'oJ Of the Union Portland Cement
i al rs plant. November 4. 1908.
~. Eddlngion today filed an
y complaint with the district
Ellington says. thai his INJURY
% BY the negligence OF the com
4 billing 10 protect the cog wheels
q hls arm was caught while OIL
y 4Ezchinery. with guards.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-23

When a cold becomes settled in the
system. it will take several days treat
mept to cure it. and the best remedy tu
use is Chamberlain IS Cough Remedy. l,
will cure quicker than any other, ana
also leaves the system in natural ana
healthy condition. Sold by all dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-23
Diabetes

People of open mind having
Diabetes or having friends who
have. can hear of something to
their advantage if they will
write to J. j, Fulton. 653 Battery
ST. San Francisco. Cal. Helpful
diet list mailed free.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-23
To Dance for Charity.
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN. Nov. 22.-For sweet charity $
sake, Ogden society VIII dance at the
Congress dancing academy Wednesday
might. The occasion will be The annual
ball arranged by the Martha society.
The proceeds are turned TO be used for
charitable purposes. Many tickets have
been sold, and the success Of the ball
is assured,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-23
Another Teachers Institute.

Special 10 The Tribunc.
MIDVALE Nov. 22.--Proii:ing by what
has been accomplished at former meet
Inpc. and desirous of giving the instruc-
tors OF the district an opportunity OF
listening 10 we'll known educators month
ly. Superintendent John NJ. Hansen OF
the Jordan school district has completed
arra nRefncnts whereby another teachers
Institute IS to be held a. Sandy. Deem
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-23
Accused Boys Discharged.
Special 10 Tha Tribune.

PROVO, Nov. 22-county ATTORNEY
Jacob Evans and Deputy Sheriff Al Hales
went 10 Santaduin today to attend the
preliminary hearing before the Justice
OF the peace there OF Brigham Peterson
and Dave Greenhaleh. tho two young
Santaqun men who are alleged to have
shot and dangerously wounded Mosiah
Gunderson. an aged man al his home
In Santaquin last July. Gunderson's life
was despaired Of for some timo after
the shooting, but he finally recovered
and his alleged assailants were charged
with assault with intent to KILL but on
examination were discharged
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-23
For sale by SCHRADIM-JOHNSoN
DRUGS, FIVE STORES.

ber .. under the auspices of the Stu
dents Of the Jordan high school. DR..
John a, Widtsoc OF the Agricultural col
legc Is TO be the principal speaker while
been arranged. Following The afternoon
session "a banquet will be served at the
Sandy opera house, and still later n
dance vii be given at Social hall on
State street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-23
Husband Cited In.
special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Nov, 22-Upon an affidavit by
a, h. Pratt, attorney for Mis- Hildred
stone, Judge Howell todny issued an or
der directing Leroy Stone 10 appear in
inc district court next Saturday to show
cause why he should not be punished
for contempt for failure TO pay into court
attorneys fees directed by the court
when divorce was granted Mrs Stone
a short time ago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-23
Dies OF Diphtheria.
Special to II

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN. Nov. 22,-Little Marie Lubbock.
the l2-year- old daughter OF Andrew Lu-
beck, who became suddenly III from dph-
tneria saturday died at the family home.
2sld Clark avenue, carly this morning
The mother OF the child Is reported TO be
In critical condition from heart disease.
The funeral Will be private.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-23
PROVO TAKES SPACE:
MANUFACTURERS EXHIBIT
Special to The Tribune,

PROVO. Nov. 22.-Thc board NJ co,,p
" commissioners at their meeting YES
terday took favorable action on the invi-
,ation of the Manufacturers association
OF Glah 10 take space in the Vermont
building In Salt Lake CITY and to make
a permanent exhibit Of Utah county farm
products. minerals and manufactured ar
ucles. The space viii be paid for by tho
several commercial clubs and city coun
ellis In the county will be asked to ar.
range for exhibits to be made from their
respective cities and towns
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-23
LEW POWELL WINS OVER
AMBITIOUS NEW YORKER

NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-Lew Powell OF
California, defeated Young Otto. local
man. In their ten round bout at the
Olympic Athletic club last night In the
first six rounds Powell took lot OF pun
ishment. but in the seventh ne came back
strong and won in the last four rounds
by courage and aggresSivcneSs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-23
Pittshurger Makes One.

PITTSBURG. Nov. ga. f. Strasser
OF Pittsburg defeated Captain A. I.
Lawrence of ST. Louis, 80 TO As. in one
of the Intercity matches for the national
amateur championship at three cushion
billiards tonight High runs-Strasser
3. 3. &; Lawrence, >, ., g. Innings
Eighty three.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-23
Want More for Their Beets.
,pccial TO The Tribune

WILLARD, Nov. ga meeting of all
beet growers of this place has been called
for Wednesday evening TO select com
mittoc to attend the meeting of all COM
nittccs from Box Elder, Weber and Da :
Wis county which VIII be held at the court
house In Ogden on December /. The
purpose is TO get a larger price for the
bects and also better accommodations.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-23

and much interest is being aroused over
IL, as the grade SCHOOLS in Ogden VIII
organize a league next spring.
The Salt Lake club will hold meet
ing tonight in room sos Mcintyre build
ing, at 7;30 O'Clock, to make arrange
ments for the trip and game
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Arrangements Completed.
Special to The Tribune.

SANDY. Nov. 22.-AU arrangement
have been completed for the presenta
tion Of "Esmeralda" by the Dramatic
club of the Jordan high school. The cas-
has been carefully chosen by Principa
Jorgensen. Several small towns OF th'
county VIII be booked"
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Sues to Collect Money.
Special TO The Tribune.

opeclal 10 The Tribune,
OGDEN. Nov. 22.-Claiming that there
is a balance of s1Ti0 due on q ClydesdaIe
stallion sold 10 NJ, 5, Trouman, John T.
braSher. W, H Leonard, j. r, Brock
bank and Il. l.. Cenry November %. 1909
the Rocky Mountain Stud Farm company
has begun suit in the district court 10
collect this amount.
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Lights Installed.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
MURRAY. Nov. 9e.-Although this
town presents an exceedingly metropoli-
tan appearance Just now. the city coun-
ell has seen to IL that both sides of
State street from Sixteenth South to
Eddins street have been installed with
sixty candle power lights. Along Ninth
East street the same kind OF lights have
been placed and as a whole this place
presents an extremely bright appearance
nt nlghi.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-23
THANKSGIVING DAY RATES

Via o. S, l.. Tickets on sale Novem-
Der 23rd and oath, limited to November
2Sth. See agents. City Ticket Office
l56 Main street.
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Gamblers Fail to Appear.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov. 22.-By failing 10 appear
in the police court this morning to answer
charges OF gambling, twelve men arrest :
cd In the recent raids on the Grill and
the White Elephant gambling halls. en-
riched the city treasury to the extent Of
$1,000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-23
Young Gotch Takes Belt.

WILLIMANTIC, Conn. No. "a
Young Gotch won wrestling match
from Bob Sommerville OF Boston here to-
night. taking the last two OF three
falls.
BY his victory Gotch becomes the pos
SCISSOR OF the 130-pound championship belt
won abroad by Sommerville.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-23
Campbell Wins.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov 22.-Compbeli
Of Pbjladelphia defeated Mason of Bos
ton in a three cushion billiard league
match here tonight by the score OF 90
10 40. Campbells high run was ana
Mason's 4.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-23

issued call for meeting in Salt Lake
City December 10, 1910, of all the sherihs
IN the state for the purpose OF perecting
the organization OF the Sheri0s associa-
tion of the state OF Utah