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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27
|ILAKE STILL
LIN FIGHT RACE.
IL Goes to Frisco to Get the
'SssGries-Johnson Match
for Saltair.
'K4RD Is WILLING
10 STAGE BOUT IN UTAH
.osition TO Buy Gleason
i|Out and Also Offer Big
Bonus.
Tho Tribune.

II 10 I no li''
rpANCISCo. Feb. 2s,-The arriv-
. Salt Lake city Of Joseph Nelson.
NJ the Saltair Beach company
nember Of the committee that Is
1 10 take the Jeffries- Johnson
. hat city. was practically the only
nsnt IN handling tho heavyweight
today: Nelson sought a confer
Ia Richard and Gleason. but up
LIZ hour tho Salt Lake man and
. nromoter had not been able TO
''zleason and. after waiting several
.pjckard announced the conference
have 10 take place tomorrow.
hjte of the denlals by Nelson, il
stated positively he has come to
EncIsco TO induce Richard 10 take
Lii 10 Salt Lake, II that can be
about, 1t is said he will make
Imposition 10 Gleason TO buy out
trests. and he Is also ready tc
bonus offer of $4,000 il the fight
81 to Salt Lake.
"A Thought the Salt Lake man i;
. II he announces what lie Is prc'
10 offer, that 1t will be used I,
San Francisco to come through
<omething better. Rickard seems 1,
. the fence ms TO where the iish
4 held, but if the deal can be mad
REASON, hc will have no obiection
X .fEht going TO Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27
ACkERMAN LEAVES FOR
HOME FOR NEEDED REST

Al Alderman. who came here three
d,ys ago with the weltcrWcight cham
pionship and presented same to Mike
Yokei last Friday night viii leave 'his
morning for his home 10 take long
resi- Ackerman SAYS that ne Injured ms
Knee several months ago and he must
scr,rc Immediate medical attention and
rest or hc WITH not he able 10 wreSu
,gnin kckcrman also said that he was
,iiSannojntcd al the showing he made
aeainst atsTr' Mike Yokcl. but lays ,his to
sickness. He said that he left the hos
pital thirty five days ago. Jusl haVlhS
of n kicking horse, and says that he nag
only two-thIrds his natural strength at
present. Ackermau says he can throw
YnkcI If the latter will make 40 pounds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27
70 MUST ADOPT THE
UR-YEAR ATHLETIC RULE

University will not have the privi-
/mceting the r. Y, L. OF Provo
~ of the spring. athletic contests
g Ppyo school insists ON refusing 10
} w four-ycar rule. which has been
{F az the university the past -four
/. The dual meet contracted for hy
<hools will be held under the rules
10. I. 4. c., which specifically state
no athlete shall compete for any
longer than four years. II Is This
nat is causing all tho Trouble. owing
fact that many OF the Provo men
Already been ON the athletic team
nd six years, and to bar these men
|fhe spring athletics would mean sure
Tor that school
20 refuses 10 adopt the rule on the
y that conditions arc different III
\ 'from what they are AT the varsity.
'ovo. the high school course is given
with the college work. and The men
lien kept in school a period OF eight
while at the varsity four years Is
|Iull t!iuc to complete tine col!eg,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27
AERO CLUB AWARDS
TROPHY TO EDW. MlA
Ev Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Feb. o6.--After n delay
of more than two months. Cortlandt
Field Bishop president Of the Aero Club
OF America has received official WORD
from the Aero Club of Switzerland and
from the International Aeronautlc Fed
GRAFTON, awarding TO Edward ": MIX the
victory ia the International balloon race
OF 1909 IL.
The trophy will arrive here shortly,
from Switzerland. The official reward
removes I'll obstacles 10 holding The l9lo
rontos, I'm thIs country. and announce
mcnt nf the place and date Tor the event
will be made here next Tuesday.
St Louis Denver. Kansas CITY, Omahil
aul InJiauapolis are all candidates Tor
thc meeting Three American pilots
win bc selected 10 defend the cup. The
European entries include three French
! Dane ono Enelishman and two Swiss cX-
DCrl-.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27
BLING WATER WINS
FROM FORT JOHNSON
.snoated Hrnss.

l<9poaitu Tess
KLAND, Feb @6.-The Napa handi-
a. feature of the card at Emery
Iodsy. went To Bubbling Water, the
|I-played second choice Fort john
t fayorite, was caught in the bar
ma could not overcome the disad-
N Myles O'Conncll. winner of the
H II. Tohin. his former trainer,
dwell retained him.
pary
race. futurity course. selling-St.
b H. (BoreD. S 10 /. won; All
100 (Seldeu), s 10 l, second; Black
|112 OilassD, $ 10 l, third Time
s. Pimkin, Dcneeu, StovaD, Spe :
livery. I,umen. Blanche c., Chief
un. Rustling SIX and Royal \. I'm
ls named.
nd race. futuriiy course. selling
hast. 100 (WilliamS). Q to D. won
us Calhoun, IT, CVoSpcr). 9 to .,
/; Banonica. l0T Ckederis), IL to l.
Time. liz 3-5. Faneuil Hall. Ac-
md Rcy I'll Tovar finished as named.
"a race. SIX furlougs. selling-My'cs
uneN, 100 pagc), 10 ], won; Like .
'traonnc. loo (NosperD, l3 To >. sec
Rapid Water, 10 tMentryl, To i
\ Tine, ZIG Is. Robert A., lncle-
4 Neltondalc, Duke of Milan and
Nlshcd as named.
d race. one mile, Napa handicap.
Water, l02 (Martim. 10 :
Fort johnson. lis (Taplin. even
i Silver knight. LOG (Nospcrl, l6 t'
Id Time, I:i3 French Cook, Ful
ma Matchtulla finished as named,
ID race. mile and seventy yards, sell
"a Ball. III CPaGc). 3 10 j. won
dem. 100 (Martinl. 8 TO 1, second
|rado. 1o3 lTaplin). TO .. thiTo
1:4T. Redeem, Wolfv!llc and 81
|fnished as named.
lh race. five and half furlongS
Phil Mohr. 81 (Selden(, to
4 ElIzabeth Harwood 104 Page).
Second: Big Chief. III (McntryD, "
|third. Time, los 3-5 Miles. Mis-
4 and Robeska finished as named.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27
&LEADS MINI0NS
in TARGET PRACTICE

'',~nan l.. +. Wire. ono Of the latest
',,''., .oin the police department. led
'poon. scoriuc 80 ont OF possibl"
Il. ~ Three inch target at sixty feet
,'H,inan ,H James Ekstcdt was q close
IL, VIII IS. The individual scores
tamsMry Bauer. 10: II. Bctz. Al; II.
~; ~. ~: O. G.. Brown. 10: G, j. cnrls-
r. George Chase. IL: James David
IA Jdmes Eks,edt. i3; w w. Grli-
~ GrundvlG, l@: II. 4. Heath. 49,
anu, IN. u, Hcmpcl. 10; Sergeant John
Il ID. Lyon. 20: i. NJ. Lyon. l5.
'iorris. 80; Joseph Pugsley, IS: Ser
Iooerts. 40. Thomas Simpson. ~:
9Sesa'iis. ~; :. b. Woods. IS. l.. Il.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27
HIDDEN HAND ONLY
FAN0RITE To WIN
Rr Assnciated Press.


JUAREz. Mexico. Tch, 2G.-fiidd,em
Hand. at even money. WAS nc Winning
favoritc at TerraZas park t"anH, o,,.i
events going TO long shots, ne r,''.a- ine
derby as the feature. y good heiu iS
promised.
First i,lts race. selling. i've and half fur
won: Virginia Lindsey i"h a. 10 N,ISn.!. NlIon...
to l. second; Myrtle DIXON. ~ .mS 'N"
wor!m. +! to ~hneniont MIRO, 'n'S Louisa 20 +.
lillian Eay. Brougham. Succeed, Edna
Edwards and Mural also ran; ,
second race, i've and mn tu' -
Valley stream. los ''' nv w nae, 'SRencscoten
Is 10 3. second; Elder. ll3 tSml'h, :
Ia 1. third. Tinc. los. n.cupc',' ,ono
CARDS. Restitution, sene g, hEsI Iii, I;radv
'''~T Third race. two-year- olds, three and a
half furlongs-B2n Ann W. 30 ,nIoes
wortb, :, To- /. second; Knfolts, 10, *
ToI Toum, 10 :. third. Time. 10 -.
| .Iuarez, o;chtnicht. Brave Nithcrs; 'n."s .n,,
| Itid Mary Kudd and Exactly alSp @ ,an
Einfolks and Gchtnicht coupled IN ''
''Is Fourth race. six furlonss clint Tuck Tuck
or. 100 tGarnerl, . TO Wo.,I Secn,d: E1rIy
ridc lOo (Bcncscotcnl. TO = til." i
Time :l3 % Sevcnfull, Meddl,lg ~, Ian
nah Wander and Lotus haSUr S,,,6,s,s %,SD Hid.
| I-jrth race selling. six lurlohss inu ~
dcn Hand i07 Garner, even. Won, ',l, l.,l'
Iin,a i0f 81. Wilson,, 10 l. seGohI
Tom Franks. 1o6 9McTaMl,egs' ,,.l,eas uancocIS t@
I!i,.inp pr.rl l.ady adelaide, SIraiSh
Inc n'S srd star Beam also ran. \,
Sixth race, selling, ono ono mi,Smi Won Car NJ
rtcMJi' = r,n Ia (5,rowlcy). - To /. sec
ami. nI''it' D"cnc. lO2 (Garncr, II TO ,, ihira
Time 40 4 pqehsES 9eISI SON Sl N9"faTetS % Ia c%%
tIll'cv VI r,n@rayer: sad News and Gun
| 81.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27
STATE AMATEURS WILL
COMPETE IN TOURNEY

Secretary Cox OF the y. NJ C. ~ mott
oed Mike Yokcl, the y. NJ. G. 4. wrcs-
tlIue Instructor. that he would have TO
cut out all match wrestling until after
April Yokel will now pay strict atten-
nrnnarIng them for the annual state
wrestling tournament. which this year ,s;
scheduled for March 20, the place TO hold
the contests yet 10 he selected.
All tho best amateur wreStlcrs OF the
state will enter for the championships,
and as these events Will be held under a.
A. L. rules the winners of the contests
will he recognized the world over by 2ll
ennrtlnc authorities, which makes tho
coming meet one of national interest as
Yokcl said that after the state meet Inc
will bo able 10 talk match with any VI
the best wrcstleVs In the country.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27
DI'NHAM POSTS MONEY;
FEATHERS BEGIN WORK

Manager Durham of Tommy Fitzgerald
has nosted 500 with the Kenyon bar as
"A side bet and forfeit Tor match WIN
Kid Goodman. If the latter sees ~ 10
tI,ot the men arc 10 weigh IN at llO
pounds ct y. m. ,.,,,,,
"Iean1ts" Sinclair who is matched
ho,,t I'm ,bc near future, win commence
his training at the lire station. Monday,
Ks IN" msn will weigh in ut ~ pounds
ni . p. M. Sinclair needs but llttie work
to gel down To weight.
r:rISnborn is training al the Log Cabin.
and Is nlready in tho best Of condiilQn
and Is also down to the required WcEn"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27
Nelson Goes to Coast to Get Jeffries- johnson Fight
PAULHAN'S FLIGHTS ARE
STOPPED BY WRIGHTS
v Leased Wire 10 Tho Tribune.

Dy Leased Wne TO lne irlDunc
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Feb. 28--Louis
Paulhan. ono OF the French avlators who
has been exhibiting In the south and
west, has been compelled TO cancel his
pone them pending a final decision OF
the Wright brothers Injunction suit.
The News Scimitar. under whose aus
pices Paulhan Was 10 appear In Mem
phis. March and 10, received the fol-
lowing telegram tonight from Edwin
Cleary. Paulhan's manager, now AT OK
lahoma City.
Received here federal Injunction re-
strDining Paulhan from flying. Couse-
quently must postpone flying III Mem
phs until later da tc. We have appealed
and must win. Profound regrets from
Paulhan and myself.
tSigned) ''ClsEARY.
PsIlhan was TO have exhibited In Bir
mjngham Immediately following Mem
phiS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27
ks AND GREEN CAUGHT
FISHING OUT OF SEASON

> Parks and Leroy Green were ar
ny Deputy Game Warden K, y.
9. Friday. the charge bclug tina;
Werc fishing without Il license. and
were caught with the goods on them.
aing TO the game warden. The al
violators OF tho law were busy
t'ng The strcam between the power
IN Zig Cottonwood canyon when
|,n aicticc came upon them.
uEherinen were taken before Judge
pi Murray and unless they can cs-
'-cc charge the fine viii he not less
~ each
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27

Tribune Want Ads.
R,l Main $500 Independent 800.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27
NELSON BOASTS HE
WAS NOT KNOCKED OUT
BY Associated Press.

OMAHA. Ncb, Feb 26.-"Wolgast has
not knocked me out yet" was the boast
OF Battling Nelson to a. large number
OF admirers Who wero at the Union sta
tion 10 greet him tonight as he passed
through for the cast.
Nelson indicated that he WAS ready TO
do almost anything within reason TO get
a return hght from Wolgast. and de-
clnred $40. 900 OF his money was ready TO
be put UP az any moment as forfeit
for a finish fight.
Nelson retains many Of the marks In
fiictcd by Wolgast, but his spirits APP
parently were as buoyant as ever.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27
OGDEN SHOOTERS WILL
VISIT TRAP GROUNDS

The Salt Lake Gun club Will hold
match shoot at the traps this morning,
the feature OF which will be several team
match shoots. -
Several OF the Ogden shooters viii
visit the trap grounds and viii shoot
Among tl,e visitors will be Skeen. Becker,
Adamson, Bglow and Coolidge. Il. w
King Will also DO on hand 10 show the
boys how 10 hold the targets.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27
RICHARD WIRES FIGHT
SITE STILL IN AIR

A. Fred Wcy received n wire Satur-
day from Tex Rickard. which gave
out that the Jeffrios-Jo Johnson fight WAS
very much up In the air and as yet no
satisfactory site had been selected. but
that Salt Lake had still chance in the
race Wey is confident that the hGht
will be brought to this city and every
effort is being made TO pull it away from
San Francisco.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27
.German Heroes Save Lives.

Speclal Cabc 10 Tho Irlouhc
BERLIN Feh. 2G.--The heroes OF the
r,.,I ,n C,erulany are n party Of Tcscucrs
Who. after performing prodigics OF valor,
saved six cniombed miners at Wdilen-
schold Westphalio. yesterday, afior tmey
had bccn buried alive for 36k hours. The
men vcrc entirely without waller or Iood
FOR nearly -FOUR DAYS and nights. but with
the exception OF one whose arm had been
~, W, ,,,,i,< ,inas4Igtcd To- the emergency hos
nItrl near the mouth of the pit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27
!. N. {. A. TIES
B. Y. j. FOR TITLE
Basketball Teams Play Sense
tiOnal Game for State
Championship.
PROVO LEADS IN FIRST
HALF BY SMALL SCORE
Christians Wake Up in Second
Half and 0utplay the
Visitors.

The Y. NJ. c. A. basketball team es-
feated the Is. Y u. OF Provo Saturday
night at the Y. M. G. A. by tho score OF
90 to 1s in one OF the fastest games
played on tho .'Y'' floor this season
This leaves the teams tied for the stata
championship.
Y NJ c. A boys started tho game like
losers, the Garden City boys playing all
around them and 1t looked SsrIdfn SURE sS sn6
Rose scored a basket each before sh'
local boys had time 10 collect their wits.
The Y NJ 6 A. .,n vas dhaois ma suo 20 noDTs sS0fs
from the foul line on free throws ThS
half ended with Provo the favorite ann
over 100 Provo enthusiasts Kept UP 2
NJ c. a. fans felt rather blue over the
outcome Of the Initial half
Coming UP for the second hall 3 De
c. A team. The players. slowed up a
triAe and took more time in passing the
| ball and shooting baskets, The cnahss
brought good results. for the 7. NJ =;
4. commenced Immediately to score; ano
after two minutes OF play had tied INC
score. For the next fifteen minutes me
| teams took turns in leading the score
FINALLY Hammond got a throwing, streak
and seemed to be able TO shoot baskets
| from almost any part OF the tloor. ana
in the last Ave minutes OF play Ihe y
M. c. a. boys gradually drew away from
the visitors and won out with a good
margin.
! The lineup:
| 7. NJ. G.. A. b i. y.
Wilcox ............J F..... Chamberlain IN
Grundfer, Dos,
Hammond. ......R. F.; kosn
H c. Anderson. C.: HI Chris'gnse.i
C;unn. G...-.s-c...: Jones
Hoisington r.. G.. j. Christensen
Field baskets-Wilcox. 2; Hammond. 5;
Anderson, /; Chamberlain. 5; Rose. /
Free throws-Wilcox. out of b, Ham,
mond. out OF 8: j. Christensen, cur
of IL Referee-Ben Harker. Umpire
L. Alter two hours conference at ua
NJ c, a. Saturday night. the Z M
A. basketball a,6r team ssms fop % phS ths
state championship with the 3; T.
team on the Provo floor Teetzei 95 6sder 10
gan will referee. and HaTker OF ogoS'
viii viii be the umpire. Tho game Is sched'
uiGq 10. g Ia%Js HoisinSton. tho fast Y. NJ c
s. right guard, will play his last gam,
for the. Y, NJ. G. A AZ Provo; Ok, h1 1n w!
! NJ. c. a. work in that city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27
Semi Pro Schedule.

By Associntod Press
CHICAGO. Feb, 2G.-Semi-pro mag
uoics of thc Chicago league held meet
inc: Yesterday and decided on thirty
c,,rnc senson of which twenty VIII be
,,iaved ON SUNDAYS and holidays and the
nthcrs on saturdays The meeting also
TeJrclcd an offer made by Manager y.
NJ McAlIster OF the Cuban stars OF
Tioyana' 10 play games on the CAlcaso
League circuit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27
Easy for Gotch.
rs Associated Press.

By Associated Press
rffrCAGo FEB. 26-Champiou Frank
q. -, io,l, a little workout last night.
S,vo,,5.ratoI.y TO his meeting Jimmy Essen,
m the big scot at the Coliseum M: M9haaH an
Tn,7.,,uo n,7 and Marin Tlcstina each within
5aif an hour or forfeit the purse and
hI,@' h@ did tic Job with case. iic nI,a tnrcw
!Tiosiina is 7;3O and downcd the ltaian
Il, i.30.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27
JOHNSON PUTS Up GOOD
FIGHT FOR No TRAINING

gROCKTON, Mass. Feb. 26.-lioney
NcI;ody bcstcd Young Jack Johnson IN
rost tWelvc-rouud bout before the Union
titleti, club Insl night. Johnson had but
~, d. notice 10 prepare for the con-
t@ tSsy and. taking this Into consideration.
hr nut up a good fight, ana had Melody
.nInr i'm the eighth round. Mier the
rirbth Melody had Johnson on the de-
fenaiyc untll the end.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27

Bowling Tourney Opens.
Bv Associated Press

BY NSSOtIHIGu IUsSs
DETROIT, Fob. 26.-T The tenth annual
tournament OF the American boWhn1
Congress was formally opened tonight py
fourteen fve-men teams OF this city II
g. almost certain that this will be INC
largest tournament of It's kind eve, ever nrc nell;
than two thousand bowlers In each o..
the the three events. The alleys viii be all /,
most constantly in use from now untii
March 16.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27
Browns Get Dewey.

By Associated Press.
CINCINNATI. Feb. 2a.-WalIor ilevo9y..
ON o,,iGcldcr. was awarded TO the 81
louis American League club by lhc he-
,ino"I commission today. The counter.
-, came from the Vernon baseball
cIib at Los Angeles but because thdt
orgoniZa lion failed TO submit proofs the
contention was disallowcd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27
Sheppard Is Beaten.

By Associated Press
,-t,1y work.. Feb 2s.-Melvin Shep-
pard. champion middle distance runner.
w,s beaten tonight by a yard by Harry
Gissing of the New York A: G; IN indoor soor
a,amae of Fordham university. Jack FL
ier EainIn IN VI Worlds ID record time OF 80 sec.
onds beat uartranft Of the university
Of pennsylvania. In the oo-yato 10"
hurdle race.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27
STANLEY KETCHEL LOSES
STUDDED DIAMOND BELL
BY Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 26.-Stanley
Kctchcl, the mlddleweight champion, mas
lost his $1,000 diamond studded belt the
insignia of his title a local attorney.
acting on instructions received yesterday
from Kctchcl. who Is in Chicago visited
n prominent hotel whore the prize hghter
was staying just previous to his iSnt WIN
Johnson, and instituted a search Tor the
trophy II could not be found.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27
Eusiqn Stake League,

Tho twentieth ward first baskctbal
.,,n, uns PULLED down from It's periect
score tGe past week but still retains
Iic LEAD in the Ensign StaLe le1sns yor5s
Thc twelfth and Thlrleeh'n, TsrGS 'isin5
combination team. OF the second uN's'""'
Iii; leads with perfect score
Ti,n standing oil the teams Is as lo'-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27
italian Runner Arrives.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK. tch. 26.-Fortnnati Sant.
an Italian long distance runner. is IN! lne
JIr is six feet tall gaunt. and weighs lil
nounde IIc declares ne has won from thc
hest long distance men OF Italy. Iele@tins
Dnrando Is a iwclvc-milc race last Oc-
toIa, Uc wilI move To Chicago next
week with n challenge for all comers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27
PLANS FOR WORLDS
GREATEST BATTLESH|PS
Unified States Secretary of the
Navy Hopes for Fighter
Costing $4,000, 900.
Ev Associated Press.

Ey Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Feb, 2G.-suudihs
worlds record breaking batueship o'
20 oOO tons displacement, at cost u
SIS 400 900. and making the United STATUS
The lending naval power. arc pianheo pS
sa,ro,,,y, Never. He is said TO have
,o,b ,bc house naval committee OF MS
plans.
NIombers of tie committee said the sec
rera,.v's radical plans were taNoraoN
cclvcd by the committee
The secretary did not refer TO naval
strength In number OF ships or arina-
monl bnt to numerous Improvements oil
the efficiency of ships and guns
The proposed giant battleshlp waits un-
,u next wear only because the naval eN-
nerimeuts with ll-inclI guns have not
been completed, and The department. de-
sircs TO know the result OF fun export J.
mcnts Tentatively, 1t is planned TO arm
! this great battleship with battery ot
fourteen li-inch guns OF the latest type
The Naval Increase.
II was tentatively agreed TO-DAY 'hal
| the naval iucrcas" THIS year, naScW on
| the secretary : ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ' ~
a. Two ,yr,0 =; .OOO-ton batueships, equipped
! with l. or ll-lnch guns. -,
! one repair ship, two golfers I'VE sun
Tho submarines are for tho Pacin,
coast and the FIRST III a fast uect ol
| ,l,osn vessels which will be proEidod II
! t,e next few years The plan 70 pllS'
len additional submarines on th' rdyMl,i, Nv
! coast next year was couSiderrd 'uNoVdp'S
Tafts Naval Message
Young. blood in command OF the nav
was The Keynote Of y special messas'
| y-,icI, President Taft today sent l" con
..se ,,rainc legislation for improving th'
I ycrson,1rl OF The lighting force anu
J rornrdv what the president termed AZ
,Inormai condition. the result oI pas
legislation. , sCco,e no
r,- troinod now In command OF baltic
ships and armored cruiS"Is @o"'" ~
Tho president endorsed a Dill ptsParS'
rv SECRETARY Meyer which ~oulo pro
, r3ots officers to the i,radc Of rear adiillie
~ ,bc acc Of "a or 40 years. ana 10 cap
foin nt Inc age OF i6 TO -.
These changes. the president thlIlhS' W.
,,o, providr men Young enough ipr S'
Jniics hut he feels they are a utSut'
Jrnnroycment. Tho president rcCot,l
,,nrndod a change To create higher RANK
tne far officers. The SIZE OF tne HeS
nov demands TWO grades above rsar 1I
nllral IL was stated. III INC H'iul,'' ,
nn.t there should be an admlral III con- con-
= n,and. n vice admiral for thC s'coIl
"n,,ndroD and two roar admiraS iof VI
I other Two divisions.
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Americans Are Winners.
~ Assncintrd Press.

by ASSoSlal'h lSH9'
OXFORD. England. Feb. 2G.--GeorSe j.:
Putnam OF Kansas and !" I. lull ol
lfirhi..., both scholars at the university
here. won the nammer-throwlng ana
square mile events, respectively. a, Ihe
varsity meet held this afternoon Putnam
threw The hammer Isl feet inches
TuIll ran the quarter In - 20 seconds
Putnaiu's throw breaks the intcryarSity
record oC 13S feet TO inches, established
i'm the oxford Cambridge meet III 4oVV'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27
Divide Billiard Eonors.

OMAHA. Feb. Cora MorninSst2r and
Willie Hoppe divided hopor$ IN doaGle
match of 49, haikline billiards at the
I'vrir ,heatcr this afternoon and tonight
Norningstar took tho afternoon IoatCh,
400 10 9gl and Hoppe won tonight, "oo
10 255. 4 run OF III BY Hoppe was the
feature
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27
Double wrestling Match.
Associated Press.

BY AssOciated Press
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 2s,-Frank Gotch
will wrestle Pat Connolly, and Dr. Roller
will meet Carl Becker in double eVen'
ing TO an announcement tonight
Roller and Zbyszko have agreed 30 @
meet in a finish match here on Marcn 20
but the articles have not been signeo'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27
Cubs OH Training Tour.

By Associated Press
cTIIr,,co Feb a6.-Thirly- bail
ti., - -nnionrIur. TO the Chicago Nation
pIsSiieff pIs ief, here ere t5nignt for West Baden.
T, Ind on the first leg of their spring
tfn'M,ns r,s, . Week at West Baden, they viii
on 10 New orleans.