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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13

, city Will then be the southern gateway
to China by rail. as well as by sea.
The Hong Kong of To-Day.
1t is a question whether Hong Kong
will not soon surpass the other ports
of the world in the amount or It's
shipping. 1t now handles about $500.
100000 worth of freight year. and
more than 100000 tons or goods
come in and go out of its harbor av-
carried upon about 10000 different
vessels. The most of them are Chi
! nese. but there are also great steam
ers from Europe and the United States.
There are five different lines which con.
| meet Hong Kong with America, anu
mora than that which go TO Japan.
You can get ship here any day for
| Europe by way of the Suez canal, and
there are regular services to the Philip
pines. Australia. the Dutch East In
| dies, and almost every point in the IA
| cific and Indian oceans. The port is
| free and an enormous amount OF freight
| 4 transshipped to the other countries
and islands nearby.
I, The passenger service by way OF
| Hong Kong is also important. BY
changing boats you can reach almost
any point from this place. There are
vessels which leave nightly for Canton
and almost every day for Shanghai.
The fare to Canton is SIS and to Shang-
hal SEQ. 1t costs $40 10 Singapore. and
the time is five days. A like amount
will take you to Bangkok and for
SIS you may go to Saigon in Cochin
! China. 1t is only two days and $50 to
Manila. while one may have a passage
to Melbourne, Australia, for SlIo.
There are steamers once or twice
week for the American continent. The
time is less than a month, and the cost
is s225 in gold. The distance to San
Francisco is over $500 miles, and TO
Singapore about 1900. 1T is 500 miles
> from here to Shanghai, 1,i00 to Kobe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13
FRANK w. CARPENTER.
Hong Kong.

FRANK w. CARPENTER.
Hong Kong.
coming cities OF the world are
this side of the Pacific. The
ing Of Asia is bringing in cap.
h Europe and the United States,
whole continent seems to have
into life. Yokohama has dou-
CO L last saw it. Toxic is now
Khan Chicago. Osaka will rank
Philadelphia. and Shanghai is
II Boston or st. Louis. Hong
way down here at the southern
china. has now a population of
and 1t promises to be one of
latest cities of the world. 1t
to the British. 1t had only
inese fishermen in it when they
I'D of it several years ago. 1t
one OF the great ports of the
hnd the people here claim that
|nore tonnage than Liverpool or
In the past year n railroad has
hrted at the suburb of Kowloon.
mainland. This is being built
|on, and it will give Hong Kong
INJECTIONS with that city and all
China. The road is known as
ton Kowloon Railway. AT Can
joins the trunk line running
10 Hankow, the concession for
Sgas given to the Americans, but
Sck to China. The Chinese are
sliding that road, and when it
FFSleted there will be through
Ell and passenger service from
81 to Hong Kong, and the whole
Hmpire will be tributary TO this
IIanton itself mas a population
II 100000. Hankow and its sis
Eies are still larger, and that
Hoad will tap population full!
HIT as that of the United States
other railroad systems nov
IS will connect with it, and thi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13

iess than 1000 to Yokohama. and about
100 miles more to Vladivostok, ar the
eastern end Of the Trans Slberian
Railroad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13

officials have had to dispense with the
Gearing OF all furs not OF the white or
mourning color.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
FISH LAWS NOT UPHELD I'M CACHE COUNTY
CHAMBERS GETS NO
PROTECTION IN LOGAN
Sporismen Will Take Up Mat
ter to Help Out Game
commissioner.

State Fish and Game Commissioners
Chambers says that he has not secured
tlo support of County Attorney Law OF
Cache county. as far as regards The en-
torccment Of the flsh and game laws.
The nyrum Electric Power compang
recently turned the water out OF n ca
nal used by the company for power
generation, and large numbers of FISH
were left in shallow water. to he
ciubbed to death OF caught with pitch
forks by ,hc farmers IN the neichbor-
hood. Thousands were killed.
The commission fled complaint i'm
the case. charging tho company with
maliciously draining tho stream and
county Attorney Law refused to enter
tam the complaint.
President Lyman Of the salt Lake
County Fish and Protective association
intends 10 take the matter up with The
cache county association. and other as
sociations Of the state are also asked 10
JON lhc movement, to take up the mat
ter OF the foregoing alleged violation and.
II the facts are proven correct Attorney
Law may find himself busy explaining
why the liSh and game laws of the state
are not enforced in his part OF the coun-
try.
The water has been turned of In the
surplus canal and people with fish H.
cenScs can take all the common fish they
want.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
TWO NEW TRACK RECORDS
ARE BROKEN AT M0NCRIEF

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Jan. 25.-Spir-
ltcd racing was much in evidence at Mon
Grief Park today. with a race for gentle
men riders the feature. Tommy Wright
OF Baltimore won. defeating the odds-on
choice. Ben Double. TWO new track rec
ords were made Pantoune running the
six furlongs in liz. while ROYAL ONYX
negotiated the five and half furlongs
in 1907 .. summary:
tlrst race. three furlongs. pUrSc-Mon-
crlei, Is to >. Won, Sir Kearney. Il to /,
second; Stepfa ther, IL TO 10, third. Time,
,25 3-5.
Second race six furlongs selling
Abrasion, 4 10 a won: Amanda Lee, ; TO
1:l3.
Third race. Gve and half furlonss.
sellins-Eoyal Onyx. II 10 . won. Arcon-
cite, TO >. second: Tollbov. L 10 !. third
Time l:0I l-5.
Fourth race, gentlemen riders one mile
and seventy yards seling-BaIot BOX,
Z TO /. won; Ben Double. to 10. second:
Cablesram. 20 10 /. third. Time. I:4S Is
Fifth race, six tUrlongS. purSe-Pan-
tounc, II 10 ;. Won; T. NJ, Green. II 10 >,
second; Ida D.. 10 TO /, third. Time.
Sixth race one mile and a sixteenth.
'elliug-John Carroll. II TO TO- won: Ros-
1oro; 10 l. second, First Peep, to /. !
lhird. Time, l:i1 10.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
VARSITY ATHl

At a meeting jpr The ~
OF the University OF Ifsr
day, II Was decided 10 acS'.
ton from the Colorado eolil
verSities 10 send Il reprssen|
conference 10 be held in r'
day, january %. Al ,tt
the matter Of athletics In "
tain region win be dIsc,,s,s2
II Is hoped that a bettnr "
among the schools Will bs -
The university has mi
get games with many of
schools the past wear. own
year rule which has been ~
state. Now the umlversitv 1
tion TO adopt any ruls H.
RADIO schools wish 10 ador5
eligibility owing TO the a.
OF the football players Of lss1
are freshmen. Next wear H.
lose only two players. Walk
Oleson, AS a result. f-fe1
adopt whatever measure s|
In order 10 get games with h
In Colorado.
Dr.. j. T.. Morrill, dIrecto>
school OF mines. and ciair
athletic council OF The I'm
probably act as l'tah's rem
Coach Fred Bennion OF
! oung university OF Provo 4
the athletic council OF the
arrange basketball games
sity. Owing To the refusal 4
ball captain. Rose Of Pruvo
date arranged Tor the Pro
the varsity in the new 81
Joe Maddox called or o
game with the Provo scho0|
wishes 10 play with the var.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
Bowler Will Bring
Chicago Alderman
BASEBALL COMMITTEE
HAS TWO SCHEDULES
Fielding Error Rule for Battery
Has Been Cut
Out.

PlTTSBURG, Pa. Jan. 35.-Two sche-
duies, one for a l5i- game. and another for
l6S-samc season, viii he submitted
10 tho National league in New York
next month
This was settled by the schedule COM
mittec tonight although lis lahors have
not been concluded. Another session viii
he held tomorrow
The baseball folk all except members
al the schedule committees OF the TWO
major leagues. loft for their homes TO-
niShi Tho protracted sessions OF the
schedule committee arc caused by the
arduouS work of oyatailins the 16S with
the American leagues Jhi-Game sCBc-
duc so as To avoid conflicting. dates.
Then, too, another arrangement Of darcs
on the basis OF 15i-gamc schedule fOr
both is being prepared, so that whichever
is adopted can be put into Immediate
effect
Official scorers here entered strong
protests against tho Wild pitch and passed
bail ruling under the revised rules and
rhc committee today rcsciudcd il. 1t
was pointed out that the hattcrymcn
handled the ball scores of times more
than other players on the team without
getting any credit for perfect work and
That II would he unjust To charge them
with fielding errors for occasional slips.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
Elneryyillc Entries

OAKLAND, Ian. 25.-Entries at Emery.
vile for Wednesday.
First race, SIX furlongS, scilinc-Judec
Quinn. 10. Alder Guch. 10; Balronia
~; Esnorella. 100; Recon. i06: Melton.
dale. ldi; Inkand. 10G: Miss Picnic, iOs,
Roberta 1Ol; Glcnnadcau. ?6; Elodia b.
Second race. three furlongx, purse
soon l12: Dune Campbell I19: EornaL;
~: Amargosa. III: Eddie Mott, 1o9; Al
driar. 10G
Third race. futurity course, selling
Sewcll l0a; Port Malone. o.: Hush
Money. %: Beaumont. 93: Rosa mo. 81:
Pr Dousherty s.: Contracosta, 81: Phil
Mohr. so.
Fourth race. five and a half fnrIongs.
selling Black sheep 1l5: Sam Barber,
1l@; No Quarter, ll2: Stocl. III: sir Bar
~: III; t,ovai,a, 40: Father Stafford.
los: Likely DieudoHnc. lbs: BeiIsnicbcr.
lO'; Ocean Shore, lo1; Thistle Belle, l0l :
Trocha. i0i
Fifth race. one mile. sclIinC-Ed Ball
ITO; Rubric l0a: Dcuecn. los. Scrvicencc
los: BcimerC. los; Charles Green. IOf; IL
luston. lof: Coblcsllill. i0l; Trust. lOS:
Cooksurc. %: Gretchen G.. %
Sixth race five and half furloncs
112; Swsgerlator. 1i2.
Argonaut, los. X. IL Flahcrty los: Hec-
tor, 10i; Picksway, 10l; Father Downev
lO4; Mi Derecho. 1h2: Silver Line, l0e:
IicriVss. lO2: Lady Rensselaer,, lol:
BldnCHc -, 100
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
Giant Boxer W.,
to Try Cd
HAMILTON ESCAP
AN OCEAN |
W alter Gets Into Ma,
Aviator Barely h
Land in FlisI

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Jan. j.
Hamilton. In an exhlbJl,o,- =
Curtiss biplane here toS...
row escape from falling e.,
with his machine. '''
Although he won In H..
SURF ne met with an a an 7
striking Il bsrbcd wire anSio &C,
ing an enforced landIn,
ms machine. The avIalor
a high wind during ihe
prevented Hamilton from
air. but AZ . O'Clock. In ors'
appoint the crowds gailcra,
day Of the meet. he t,s; turt;
chine and started OH, n,
IL was noticed that 1ho ~ ~
leaking from his radIs,os"1 "a
c"nd"d. and n minute laya.
saw him circlinr low ovas {.
turned his machine ana
al his back raced for ,ha
down Just beyond tho s,,rt IN I,
"irc strung along the hn,I'
links caught the lower NE =.
the machine suddenly ~ % nv
a thud. Hamilton ernIs,'
water got into his maeme''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
REDMAN SAYS FIGHT
INTEREST IS GREAT
Chicago Aldermen Will See
JcffricS-JOhnSOn Contest
if Held Here.

lror Eedman returned from the east
Tuesday evening and said that while i'm
chicago nc met Councilman James Bow
ler at ono time a prominent rider on
the national circuit. who also raced two
seasons at the salt Palace He told
Rcdman that II the Jeffries- Johnson con-
lost was held I'm Salt Lake that ne want
cd Rcdman 10 secure fifty rinsSidc seats
Tor several Of the Chicago aldermen and
Their friends Ecdman said that there
Is moro interest I'm the coming boxing
contest than in any other line OF business
and everybody In The east seems TO b,
talking fight.
While Rcdman made no announcements
II has boon reported that his trlp cast
was in regard TO the building OF a motor
cycle track In this city
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
KNIGHT DECK WINS
FEATURE HANDICAP

JGAREz. Mexico, Jan. 25.-Knight
,,,n' neTk' at Is to d won the handicap. one
Thc entries, orbicular and Servilc. were
best. but the daring rider, Shilling. in
The last few strides landed his mount a
"inncr SIX favorites were defeated
First race, selling, six furlongs-Kylo.
(senescotcnj II to :. second; Luke
Ta1es' rin. lc2 llcc;2, CT; Smith. - to |; third.
Siscus, Rounder, III Perfecto. Uncle Pete
and orba Smile also ran.
-. Second race. selling. seven furlongs-
Tom FranlSs LOG Garner, i TO |. Won:
Gui! lli tSmalD 10 ], second; Captain
Burnett. lOi lMoudon). 10 to |. thirCl.
,,. 5iine -. Sunline. Soatcutter;. Ollie
Bur,nctt. Donna ISlviIa. Deuce, c. j. Cox,
Fockicss. Lillian Ray and Sad News also
Third race. selling. seven furlongs-
Hardly Son. loo Garner. to /. won,
!; second; Nina Boy. ia CGoosc), to @
third Time. l:27 -. Convenient. Pei
ie1s. Almcna. Sibari Dcnc Margaret
Randolph Alice Collins and Lady Car
Fourth race. one milc-Knight Deck.
iuS 'SlulllnE), is 10 :, won; Orbicular.
~ tHlrlingamc). . to 10. second Ser
n,.lIle. rs 'Molesworth). 2 to 10 third.
Time. l;ao 20. Rustem. Early Tide and
Tonland also ran. Orbicuar and SeryiIc
coupled in betting.
Mondonl. to 1. won: GoldinR lo5
Shilline), . to 30. second: Silver Stock !
lns. io' oGarner). 20 to !. third. Time !
~ A. seconds, Jolly. Spooncr Meddling
ilahnah, sam Taylor and j. j. Jr. also
Sixth race. selling. ono milc-Lisht-
house lo6 tShillinGl, . to ]. won: Apollo
Si|e, - tRamseyp. I TO /, second; Sensi- |
hio. luz tBcncsvotcn). > to l. third. Time |
! 80 =, Fantastic. Huhes. Acquia Ban |
bury aud PocatiliGo also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26

HaIght had been telling the BOYS what
q handsome cup he had won. and upon
the. arrival of the trinket he was forced
TO buy wine for the crowd The bows
retired to the lIotair club. and the cup
was set near the stove. Stories were
then told, Haight finally exclaimed.
Boys. look at that cup, The blamed
thing Is growlng,''
Sure enough the cup. which had meas.
ured but two inches in height had
grown twelve inches Haipht imme.
diatcly picked il up and ran out Of
the club room to a photographer. where
he had picture taken and then rushed
TO The Tribune to tell tho story. Now.
itaight blames Dorsey Burgess for ex.
CHANGING the cup, but the inscription
on Inc small cup is also found on the
larger one.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26

tcdoros of the cowboy style, hence the
name OF the cup. "Grcaser. j. T,
Skelly was the donor of the cup. and
at the appointed time the shoot was
pulled OIL. Carl lIaight won the cup,
and, of course, it cut the eastern bows
TO the quick TO have western man
take away the trophy SkelIv notified
Halght that he would send the Gun TO
him at Salt Lake. Jt came by express
Tuesday. and was packed in box
three feet square. When Haight
looked al the box he was overiovcd TO
think that Skclly had given him so
largo n cup. When the box was opened
another box was found. and so on until
the boys came TO a box three inches
square. This was opened. and tiny
cup was discovered, the shane Of the
ono shown in the foregoing picture
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
Jacksonville Entries.
Special To The Tribune.
AI~I.s.l-.N-,-nr /.

Special To The Tribune.
JACKSONVILLE. Jan @5.-Eutrics for
iumorrows races:
First race, three eiehths Of mile.
sellinc-Msy Weed. Io2: Flora Rrvan'
lN-; .Alhctto. i02; Nalonir. i02; Grand
Peggy, 104 Abe at,cl 100: Old Soua ".
100; John Kilgorc. lo5: Slart1cr. 106: Miss
N"ndsrhodcn. lo1 Darling, i01; Fruitful.
los; BendaEc, 1os Bolon. los: Lady
oITnicant. lo9, Rye Straw. no
Second race. live-clzhths OF a mile.
selling g.Cs'rokn. 92; WhIm os: Poily
Leo, 9s; Chopper. Ion: Jcssica 100: Briar-
Gus. 1ol; Scnlrles. IOf: Cindy. 1oS, cant.
tiore, lo3; Flying Footsteps 10i: Abras-
ION, lo1: Flashing. 1oT: Dave Wallace.
io9:- Grandissinio. iio; Cad l12. Hendcr-
son. ia.
Third race. three quarters OF mile,
scllnG--La Gloria. 1o2; Ccrcmonius IO4 :
Ton Note. lof; Sandy nm. los: Green
Lawn. los, Grand Dame. I0I: Night Mist.
10, Mary e. lo7. Camel. IO9; EdSeley.
1ca: Font. III; l.. L. Shipp. III: Tom Nc
Grath. ia
Fourth race mile selling s-pocomoko
-; Elfall, 9i;- Hooray. %: Campalsner,
81: Piuto. lo5; Hyperion H.. los.
Firth race. seven -eiShths Of n mile,
nTsr,- Admonish.. 1oi: Low Heart los
los: Fcrecuard. 1o6; Gold Dust los
Woolspuu. lo, NJ. j WhcIan. 100; Endv-
mion. 100: EIdorado 100: Enlist. 100:
Gramsar. 1oa. Matte Bumpo. 1Oo; Ar,
drl 100; Husky ll2
Lois Cavanaugh. 1o1: Irrieator. los
John Mcbride, los. Warhcld. los: potu,
lsnt. M; Topsy Robinson. loe; Danger.
loa Billy Pullman. III.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26

The Dupont Powder company annual
ly aranges a shoot. always held al
Wilmington. Del. for its powder repre-
sentatives. and TO the winner of this
shoot the company presents a handsome
silver loving cup. On the first of the
year the boys were all notified that the
big shoot would be held at Whining
ton, January s. The llolohans, Haights
and the rest of the bunch were on hand.
and over fifty of the boys entered for
The cup, the biggest part of the shooters
harhng from the cast. Pete Holohan
Of Twin Falls, Ida. and Carl Haicht
of San Francisco wore wide de-brimmcd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
ROGERS AND CROWLEY
MAY BON in PARK CITY

Ed Dunham returned from parp ,,;,,-
tuesday afternoon and announced that ne
""uiG match Jack Rogers against any
mldoIeWeisht in tho country at any time
Rogers has challenged all corners me
prefers Tim Crowley. the Park CITY IA
Dunham has also matched Tommy Fitz.
february 10. the match to be held at EocI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
SPR|NGv|LLE SPORTS
DISCOVER BIG GIANT
George Harper Being "Touted"
as Coming HEAVYWEIGHT
Champion.
sncciaI 10 Tho TrLbnne.

SpRINGElLLE. Ian. 25.-Coorgc Har-
men In Utah and is also ono OF the best
all around athletes in the state. Boxing
is the feature pastimc OF this giant and
lie Is Dnyious To box for the worlds cham
pionSbip. and. in order TO learn the game
better. he IL anxious 90 bnN with Jonrlcs
in his training camp for his match with
Jack Johnson. Harper says that he Will
bc able To take all that Jon can hand
out 10 him. and believes that hc will
also do the big fellow some good Should
Jcffrics box In Utah. this Utah county
giant VIII apply at JEFF training quar-
tcrs Tor admission, Darpcr's physical
measurements compared with Jcffrics are
as follows.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
CAPITALISTS ARRANGE
TRIP ACROSS ATLANTIC

NEW YORK. Jan. 25.-A balloon trim
May. New York and Berlin canI,aIIetg
are behind tbc scheme and the big dir
iSible for the purpose Is now being CON
Strurted in Germany. The big bag will
carry $4,000 cubic feet Of gas and will
have two titty- horsepower motors. II is
planned that the balloon shall leave Bcr
lin on May 10. with Vancouver. & &
as its ultimate destination
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
Doggett Will Ride

NEW YORK. Jan. 25.--Sam Doggett
the jockey. who has hcen out OF tho sad-
die for several seasons. will ride again
this spring. l1e viii do his riding in
Buenos Ayres and the announcement OF
tractcd attention TO scing conditions
th"r". II Is said that S G. TIildrc,h and
perhaps two or thrcc other American
owners viii send strings 10 the South
American republic as an experiment.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
Harvard Wants .Lnss

CLEVELAND. o.. Jan. g5-Addio To-e
member OF the Cleveland American lesc,i.
pitching staff may coach Harvard uniyor-
SHY pitching stan this spring. Joss has
received an attractive offer from tho C,,n,
bridge institution and now has IL under
S'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
Baldwin Defeats Moran

BOSTON. Jan. 25.-Matty Baldwin OF
,harle3to"n won the decision over Owen
Moran OF England at tho end of twelve
ROUNDS OF close fight tonight Baldwin
rouEhed IL through the carly part OF the
bout and did some heavy hitting. while
Moran proved the clevcrcr in blocking
and clean hitting
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
Clabby TO Box Sullivan.

MILWAUKEE, NJ Wis. Jan. 2S.-.Jimmy
ClsbhY OF Milwaukee has been matched
10 meet Mike fTwim sullivan Of Boston
IN a ren-round no decision bout before
Inc MllWaMl.oc Boxing club. Enhrmarx 4
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26

Harper has also a reach. measuring
from knucke to knuckIc. OF scvcnty-iys
inches.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
Telephone Rifle Shoot

In telephone 22-caIiber rife match
shoot between the Ogden high school
C9utt tedIn and the team from the Signal
corps OF the National Guard stationed at
IeSh points Tuesday night. the score
being sos To 6i3. The shooting was for
,hs ne standing, kneeling and lying posi-
uohS. each contestant shooting "A string
OF len shots. The Signal corps team
look the lead at the standing position
pS ire points, but lost the Lead by three
pIuIi,s pf,Is alter shooting AT the kneeling po-
SLt'on. The lead OF the Ogden team was
Increased at the third position to thir-
teen points. The Ogden team increa &c
m n, .nelr shooting at the different posi-
creased The cadets used the regular
Springfield. % caliber bored rifle and the
corps team the ordinary rife. Table
EmowS I,.;n results standing. kneeling and
SIGNAL CORPS. SALT LAKE APP.
Sergeant Workman . ~ A. 4sLi%S
Sergeant Farrcl ...... iI A. 4J--i%S
corporal WarhursJ 49,. 81 90 11-i%5
Captain Gourne .,..... 10 30 io-iis
Totals ...:......,.. 2ls PA 21& s4a
i-,eIltcnant Foster. scorer; Sergeant
Mpnahan. announcer.
OGDEN HIGH SCHOOL CADETS, oG-
DEN ARMOEY
Ernsss Bro"@ine "Sf | q q 4 & i51af is-ai
nanr. aiaIJ fratr Iar. .'....'''...- ~ ~ i7-13l
fioyd Fasd taTf smith :.: i Il e e is-IIssSs is-IsS
totals 80. ......2ll 222 225 s5s
,. CAPTAIN kneas. scorer; John DingIl.
Jr. announcer
Chicago Wins.
CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-rhc University of
CnlcaSo defeated Northwestern Uniycr-
sity In basketball tonight. ~ 10 8.
Additional Sporting News on
Page Eleven.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
Chicago Wins.

Chicago Wins.
CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-Thc University nf
,hicaso defeated Northwestern Tniyer-
'ity In basketball tonight. ~ 10 8.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26

lotaIS ....-........2l6 PA @I3 st3
announcer.
OGDEN HIGH SCHOOL, CADETS nc
DEN SRMOEY
The daily Alaskan., 1910-08-16
STATE MILITIA COMMAND SITUATION

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