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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-19

alter n Harvard Yale game. His own
conuliEmcu kissed him and wcpt In 10y
rms event was the only thing Of great
Importance i'm tho days meet. Curtiss
ana not go into tho air until after Paul-
nan had been away for half an hour.
non N: gave pretty exhibition ut
lalcy starting and retired
Thc wind came M suddenly and for y
tlnir ~ looked a8 though tlIa programme
would be spoiled AS , o'clock came and
nothing happened. hut n fcw skids over
The hcld. th" crowd began 10 howl
Paulhah rose 10 the occasion With
out any announcement his machine an
pchr"d on the far west coursc beating
aEalnst tho wind. IL came around and
oyer The heads or the crowd with tho
wind. at n speed of sixty miles an hour.
kaufman came down as though he had
decided against further hVing. bul before
Inc crowd had time 10 forget their first
wonder ne camo ovcr their heads again
and pointed the flat nose OF his big
white plano toward the mountains, II
was 3:09 o'clock
Hes off for tho cross country record
of the world" announced the mesaphono
man.
For ton miles tho machine flew on
ward aud upward, straight toward tho
SNOW line Of the Sierra Madre range.
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BookInakers Take a Tumble.

TAMPA, Fla, Jan. 1S.-The bookies
were given the worst drubbIng toda
since the meeting began. despite the fact
that only three favoritcs won. Queen Lead
hammered from cighls down 10 threes,
Locust Sud. from threcs To even. John
Garner from skies 10 thrccs. contributed
TO the heavy losses. The weather was
6nc.
summary:
First race. six furlonsS. selline-Quccn
Lead. 10 l. won: Frank Patton 90 10
]. second; Daisy, to !. third. Time.
90 10.
Second race, six furlongs. selling
Judge Sauney, To L. won: Lafayette,
even, second; DR.. Young, TO .. third.
Time. LOO.
Third race. FIVE and "A half furlones.
selling-Locust Bud. even. won; Temper.
s 10 .. second; Necklet IL 10 >. third.
Time. l:l2 l-5.
Fourth race. seven furlongs. selling
Frank Flesher. , TO 10 won: The Clown.
4 TO !. second, Nellie Burgess. 10 TO |.
third. Time, 1:G4 As.
Fifth race five fuvlongs. seilnE-John
Garner. 3 TO l. won: Billie Hibbs, IL 10
., second; John Moser, TO 2, third. Time
1904.
Sixth race, one mile and n sixteenth
Bob, 10 >. won; Great
jubilee. . TO .. second; Water Lake, : TO
/, third. Time I:55 A..
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CHAPMAN WILL TRY
A BICYCLE TRUST
Is Signing Up Riders From
All Parts of the
Country.

y. c. Hopper. the boy wonder having
nine lives" has received an offer Hom
Manager j. NJ. Chapman Of the Naiisburg
track to ride in the east tho coming sum
mcr Hopper said that he did not know
as yet whether he would race this sea-
son. but beloved that when the BOYS got
ON their wheels the fever would 'strikc'
him again.
with the exception Of w. T.. samuel
son, all tho fast riders arc In the cast
and, from appearances. Chapman is try
ing to corner all tho riders. Reports
have lt that Chapman IS placing The rid
crs on n salary list, and VIII then dis-
pose or them 10 various promoters
throughout the country. lie Will pay the
riders n salary IN order 10 hold them un-
der contract, In this way Chapman OK
poets to secure control OF the entire bi-
cycle situation in the United states. In
Other words. he Is about TO establish
bicycle riders trust.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-19
BATTLING NELSON GETS
TONY" IN HIS OLD AGE

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Jan. 1S.-Battling
Nelson says he will select holidays for
future clashes in which his lightweight
titlo will be at stake. Nelson made this
announcement when denying the pub
lished cablegram from Freddie Welsh
British lightweight champion. stating
that an offer OF S25. 900 had been made
direct 70 Nelson for Il forty hvc round
neht With Welsh at Cardiff, Wales.
Il have received no ofTer from abroad.
said Nelson. who is here training for his
bout Friday night with Eddie Lang 81
meet Wolgast on Washlngton's birthday,
however, and II would SUIT me immensely
TO follow that victory with a contest with
Welsh on Decoration day, which also is
q holiday dear TO Americans
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B. l.. MORSE PRESIDENT
OF THE POSTAL fJI

y. l.. Morse, who has a rcco,, =
ty-four years Of service In lbc 49,! y q
partmcn,. was elected prcsjds.s,' 49, ~
Lake local No. of the Natlms, r' @ !
tion OF Postal Clerks. at an s,,t''99a q sq'
meeting of tho organization ~ s,'r1
Lake postonlce. Tuesday nieh, s"'
total Of slSty-four clerks In he w.
fec. fiity-onc were present al fhe y:
and eleven applications FOR mcms'
were received. David BernhoIss,
elected vice president Of the salt
local and Earl j. Bost was res,
secretary.
Several speeches were made il
older members OF the associatjon-
pairing conditions in the postal sere;'
day with those of former years.
The Influence of the association ~
y committee of the association t.
pointed 10 draft amendments TO tM
Stitutlon TO provide FOR sick belIef.
another committee was appointed
ther the interests Of the postal q.
working for the passage OF the
retirement bill now before congres|
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CYCLONE JOHNNY IS
AFTER BAT NELSON
Says He VIII Force Lightweight
to Box for Worlds
Championship.

OGDEN. Jan. 1S,-"Cyclone Johnny"
Thompson. the Sycamore, H.. light
weight. cnroutc 10 the Pacific coast. de-
clared here this afternoon that he would
make Battling Nelson give him a chance
at the championship or "show the latter
up
lie don't want to fight me-" asserted
Thompson. ''ile has sldestepped every
match"
Thompson is matched TO fight Tommy
Mccarthy twenty rounds at San Fran
cisco, January 2S.
After that bout" he said II am CO.
Nelson contest To show Nelson that
I'm not looking for u losers cnd IN
fight him any distance, winner take ALL
and for a side bet OF any part OF $4,000
LIN ready TO put up my money"
Thompson insists that his record en-
titles him 10 try for the lille now
held by Nelson, and asserts that the
champion wants easy exhibition
money. -
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Juarez Entries.

Ju,NRE,Z. Mex. Jan. 1S.-Terrazas park
entries for Wednesday;
First race. five furlones-Judge Short
all. III: Virginia Lindsey. 1O9: Elder.
lOI: "Pclleas. i06: SIscus l0t: Corzo
Rcdcampus, l0l; King Rover 1Ol: Fair
ment, l0l; Dixie Gem, 90; CesarIlass 90;
Cherokee 90.
Second race. six furlongs Lighthouse,
"; Congo. III: Pocotalige, III: Stendal
III; Airs. l09; Cheswardine, l07: l.. NJ
Eckcrt. lo1: Seasick. 1O5: Anne, 1Oj. Nc
Gee l05: Lady adelaide. 1O5, Vohoomc.
l05: |Bon Ton. l02; sGladys Louise. 97
Third race. two-year- -olds three fur
longs-Miss Brunette, 10; Morning Song.
no; Rue. no; San Francisco Maid. 10:
Ina, no; Coed, no: Iseic. 10: Exactly.
10; Ban Ann, 1l0; Columbus Queen ITO !:
Leap. ITO; Rudd, ll0; Lithgene. 10
Fourth race, six furlonGs-Pa jarota.
1lG; Early Tide. 113; Jolly lO2; Rustem,
l01.
Fifth race, mile and sixteenth
Cuban Boy 1oi. Nihicl. 1Oi; Gull. I04:
Captain Barnett 10f; Margaret Randolph.
lO2: Duchess of Montebcllo, l02: Knight
Blaze. 102. Melengc 102.
sixth race selling. one mile-Fantastic.
los: 'Ethel Day, los. Arcourt. log: Fred
Mulholland, l06; Hughes. lOG; Howard
Pearson. 1O2; 'Lisla, 90.
Apprentice allowance.
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Big Aero Meet.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 1S.-Arothcr step
In the matter of bringing tho next In
taken yesterday when the local aero club
selected n committee 10 represent this
city at the meeting OF the Nero club OF
America. 10 be held in ST. Louis January
20 TO p. when the matter OF dates for
the various aero clubs OF America will
be settled. The committee includes
George NJ. Myers, T. 6. BonfiIs. George
c, Hale, ". I. Kempcv and r. T.. Rich
ardson
Among the avlators at I.os Angeles
who have made application for member
ship in the Kansas City Aero club arc
Glenn II. Curtiss Cortlandt Field Bishop
and Charles *, Hamilton
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9Id Badly peak. was the compass point.
~ lay IN shining white relief against
the srecnish sky behind IT, Through
~" glasses hc could he seen rising over
,he haHc and taking a canyon trail as
~ looked 10 the summit. Soon he dis
field. ''' '''
Huurtins were sent out and posted on
blackboard as the machine passed over
tnc norions small towns on the way 10
the Baldwin race track W
" o clock there WAS a great sbout
some one had sccn tho airship again
soon IL came into sight blown from lis
Wilson N'' -i'''i''
Inc machine became more and moro
pam and even tlIe experts watching and
umlnS were surprised AT the speed with
winch IL returned. Mr. Bishon 6eurnd
,d Lnal 1t would take I'aulhan twice as
ions To come back as IL had To go against
the high wind. The aviator had strurk -
mllder current in the high altitude and
was coming home on this. Soon ne Vas
over tho ncld and settling gcntIv' The
rusl began. The FronchInan stepncJ
cigar "'" io'
promised, '''' HV
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RICHARD IS BARRED
BY SAN FRANCISCO
Nevada Promoter Says Herget
Needn't Worry, for Match
Will Be Here.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. lS.-"When
Jack Gleason can satisfy us that he alone
is the controlling spirit in this Jefries-
Johnson fight matter. he can have the
permit for forty -fve-round fight I'm this
city was the statement made tonight
by John l., Hcrget. chairman OF the
ponce committee OF the board of super
Flsors. Gleason can conduct the fight
mere and no one else. II Gleason cares
20 DrinS Rickard in here as a partner. all
"eii and good; but Richards application
would not be considered here.
Ihc committee Of which ] am chair
man. majority of the board OF super
FISOts ana pretty nearly the whole city
are anxious that the fight
Shouid come to San Francisco"
al the next meeting or HcrgcCs commit
lee Friday afternoon
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Bicycle Trust Is
Being Organ
ACkERMAN TO MEB|
WINNER OF Mi
Yokel and Karp in Hard ,
ing for Wrestlins
Contest.

stanley KaIp and Mike
training hard for their wrcs,,,.
which is TO take place in ,ha
Thcater, February 8. Tbc %
without doubt the most t.I,. "a1
cent years. and n large croas, n
Cd 10 attend, Yokel Is a b,a
here. having beaten an mg
NAM ,,a OF H., The fans arc plSn%1 Sns
other hand, came hore las,
The special purpose OF seclIrInsspi spi
with Nokel, and he claims ,hgs
havs, no difficulty in dirpo@sInd @
~ .,a Al. ,,,S, =, N; N man IN short ordssr s
here. being 2 stranger. af,er ~
match lc. will have many ,nnra 'ne
The winner Of this mairb 81,
NJ Ackerinan- tho worlds weml
champion. Aciscrman has Wiz.
aSer Ilcagrcu that he is roadN =
west on short notice. 70
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Papke Going to Paris.

CHICAGO. Jan. l2.-BIly Papke passed
through Chicago last night on his way
10 Paris, With him was his brother Ed
ward, who is acting as manager.
II am going over TO see what they can
offer in fhe light line" said PaplSe. II
may 90 To England and try 10 get Tom
Thomas TO meet me. The middcweight
limit in England is higher than here, but
have no fear of Thomas"
PaplSe did not Know how long he would
remain on the other side. but asserted
that he would stay as long as nc could
get matches. Hc expects To sail from
New York on The Baltic Saturday
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BURGLARS RANSACK HOUSE
WHILE FAMILY is ABSENT

Tearing a screen Off the Kitchen win
dow. burglars entered the residence OF II.
NJ Shields at 90 street. TUESDAY night,
at $50 o'clock. and after ransacking the
house stole nine handpaptcd china
plates, one cut glass cream set. one
brown leather suit case and 81 in cash
They overlooked a jewel case containing
Il gold watch. 4 necklace. n bracelet, and
several other articles OF jewclry,
The members of the family had left the
house TO attend the thcater at s o'clock
and when they returned home they found
that the clock had been opened by the
burglars in the search for money or val
uablcs, with the result that IL stopped at
$50. The police were informed and
plain clothes men have been detailed on
the case.
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SOME HIGH JINKS AT
ELkS CLUB TONIGHT

There Will he some high jinlis at the
Elks' club house this evening. beginning
at $50 o'clock. The occasion will be the
annual stag social of the princes of the
purple. The affair is In charge Of the
entertainment committee, which refuses
to dlvulec the details.
There will be a programme. bur no one
knows what II will be. That IL will be
new and novel there is no doubt. but
the only way any one can find out what
the details arc is 10 attend. Each mem
may invite friend not adorned with
antlers
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The big storm, lowering over Utah and
California and completely cnSulling the
proposed Ielfrics-Johnson forty-iivc-
round boxing contest. has finally cleared
away. As the clouds gradually dlsap-
peared nearly all the people in Caliior-
MIA could be seen standing at the Icot
OF the big SIcrras, with long-distancc
telescopes trying 10 read the verdict Of
the powers that be. Much To the sur
prise ot the native sons. large pcnnant
dropped from the rolling clouds. and when
1ho peunant was unfurled the Caliior-
mans were staggered by The inscription
that met their gaze. High up IN INC
heavens they plainly could discern the
following:
salt Lake City gets the Jefrries john
son boxing contest
Native Sons Stunned.
The people were stunned for "A few min
ments and after theY>camc TO. the %ord
was passed around that California must
have The contest regardless OF the price.
II too big a proposition TO let get
away. aud to think that Utah should
than the Golden StatcTs could stand.
Tho trouble maker" got busy and spc-
cinl dispatches were sent broadcast over
The land misquoting the governor OF the
state. James j. Jctfries and many other
prominent people directly connected and
Indirectly with the contest. Tex Richard
-
his right mind He pinchod himself To
sec that he was not dreaming. lie could
not understand the situation. He had
gone To New York and put up his money
Ipr the contest and bad signed articles
uf agreement giving him the absolute
right Ia name tho place In Utah. Nevada
on California where the contest was TO
be held. Yet. according 10 outside reports.
bc had nothing To do with the contest
iickard got busy. and when the storm
cleared away there was nothing left OF
The California woud-bc promoters but
their shadows. Tex Ricllard WAS the
whole thing and The big fight VIII come
10 tbls city and every business man IN
The city is pulling with TEX for It,
Tho two telcgrams displayed in the
foregoing box contradict all statements
that JEFF would not box here.
The people OF Utah are now celebrat-
ing. while California is drapcd in mourn
ing.
The following wire was received by
Eickard Tuesday morning.
Great Falls. Mont Jan. is
MY. Tex Richard. Tnutsford hotel. Salt
Lake City. Utah:
Wire full particulars in regard to
seats for ]eifries fight. Arrange fol. 100
Great Fails enthusiastic. Ar
Ringing for special train.-Sid Willis.
William H. Rance, James A. Donovan"
j. F.. Langford. manager OF the Saltair
lieacn company. said Tuesday morning
mat his company is making all prcpara-
LIONS Tor staging the big bout and hand
IinS the enormous crowd attendant
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ROOSEVELT INTERESTED
IN COMING CONTEST

NEW YORK Jan. lS.-Iames T. Jof-
irics announces That he is delirhtad IN
icnrll OF Roosevelts interest I'm his com,
,ug usDt with Johnson. A telegram from
JeIiries given out here today is as fol-
Lincoln. Neb.. Jan. III am Glad ,o
KNOW that the battle which I am about
70 engage IN interests mon like Theodore
roosevelt. l believe that il means moro
pionship III
me interest Of Roosevelt may mean
That this fight might place the boxjng
(, game on "a higher plume than that which
IL has formerly occupied"
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STEELITE REPRESENTA-
VISITING SALT

August Cordes of San Francisos
representing the Pacific Steelitc co1
arrived in the city Tuesday. and fs|
Wilson hotel. The company Will
Cordes is representing has the pad
The manufacture of Steelite in the|
States.
Steelite is a high explosive. deeir
take the place of dynamite and
powder. II is claimed 10 be Just 4
erful as dynamite. but is abSolurtI
30 handle, and cannot bc expIc1
Vapors or gases in mines. Its|
have been testified to by somc
most prominent mining men of No
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New Basketball r.o

II il understood that the " =,
VIII organize a Junior bosko,,. ~
which VIII be open TO anw 'il .uail
in the city II the lcacI,e sneconu
Dad" Convillc of the hirhs sues Y
try hard to enter his team 'cno'
Convlll will kake his fear,
vcrsity "Wednesday aftcrnonn 20
practice game with the y,rs,ss 20
team. 'i'y
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They're moi tallsip. .ho,,t o,,,. =,

Ihey re not talking about our match +"
Said Eickard at ] 30 O'clock this morn
ing. m connection with the foregoing dis
patch, Tor it's going TO be held here. If
the people want it,
IF Hcrget Is going TO grant anv ner-
nllts Tor bouts he'll have to do part of
lnc boxing In them himself" continued
ttlckard. Furthermore. he needn't trou-
pie about my application 10 San Fran
cisco Tor a bout there for I'm not going
10 make ono. There won't hc any
match there and there won't be any need
Tor pcrmlt. so thcy needn't worrYn -
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Going Around World

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Jan. Is
Stanley Kctchel has cablcd Tom Thomas
English middleweisht champion. that he
VIII he in England in June 10 battle with
him for the title. ketchcl expects TO
spend six weeks In England before pro
ccedlng 10 Australia where Hugh McIn-
tosh has matched him with Tommy
Burns. and promises other hattics
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Addresses the Volunteers.

BEFORE large gathering at the hal! OF
the Volunteers of America oD CONNER
cial street Tuesday evening, the Rev.
Herbert l.. Hays. pastor OF the Third
Presbyterian church. delivered Il power
ful address. The Rev. Mr.. Hays's re-
marks were intently listened TO and made
a strong impression upon those assem-
Ia irJ
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BRILLIANFTS
Billiard Challen ge.

CHICAGO. Jan. ls.-GeorGe Wheeler.
the local professional who recently chai-
Iengcd for the three cushion billiard title
did not deposit tho sum of 500 on the
day he made the challenge, and when he
that Thomas Hucston had challenged for
the emblem in New York. Wheeler prob
ably VIII have 10 wait until the kamcs-
Hueston match is played before he can
get chance at the title
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Ward Basketball League,

INC Junior basketball team OF tho
nnlrd ecclesiastical ward defeated the
agSo'iI r,,I toam OF the Twentieth ward
,,u'SdaN evening. hl the score Of 20 To
~ IN the Third ward gymnasium The
1Innlots nave played ten games In all
lllnS tar. winning all of them. ma arc
city. ~ '"'
The Third ward Seniors did no; fare
so wei being beaten by tho onc-sidod
score orc, OF d, ~ to 10 in twenty-mlnutc halves.
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Rickard Is Backed Up.
ectaI to The Tribune. !.

-U'0tdI 10 IIIt IIIOUHe.
OGDEN. Jan. 1S.-E. J. McCullouch.
advance representative OF the Jcffries-
Gotch company. was in Ogden today and
completed arrangements for an exhibition
III the now Ogden thcatcr
McCuilough reiterated the statement
made by Tex Rickard that the latter
has the Sdy-so Tor tho selection OF the
place where tho boxing contest will be
held. From Ogden Mccullough goes 10
Pocateilo
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a private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglar-proof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust Company,
50 Up. Main street, $500 per year.
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Goosepiil Match.

The Brillisnts defeated the Stars I'm
goosepin match on the Bismarck alleys
tuesday night by the total score OF Sl3
TO 1S6. The individual scores were as
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Klaus Whips Sullivan.

BOSTON, Jan fs-Frank Klaus OF
Pittshurg hammered Jack (Twin) Sulli-
van Of Boston for twelve rounds here to-
night and easily won the decision.
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UTAHNS TOO MUCH
FOR CALIFORNIA
Native Sons Try Their Utmost
to Create Opposition
Against Fight.
,JEFFRIES AND JOHNSON
WILLING TO COME HERE
Rickard Is the Whole Show,
and What He Says
Goes.
FIRST VICTORY.
salt Lake. Jan. Ii. 1910.

. Salt Lake. Jan. Il. 19lp.
> James j. .Jcffrics. care JcfIlcS-
: Gotch show. Lincoln, Neb;
Dear Jim-TcleGram from Lincoln
: flrht in Utah. and that Gleason was
dictator. Did you make any such
statement2 Double rush answer.
TEN RlCkAItD
AIcCook. Nob.. Ian. Is. 1910.
Tex Riokard Knutsford hotel, Salt :
Lake. Utah:
/. Jcffrios made no statement that
. he would not fight in Utah.
SAM BERGER
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Three.Cushion Billiards.

Lloyd Jcvnc defeated MIR Booth I'm
sensational three cushion billiard game
Tuesday night at the Jcvne academy ny
the score of 30 to 80. At the end of the
twenty sixth inning Booth held u big lead.
having scored is to 4. Jevno then took Il
brace and ran away from Booth. scoring
Il high run OF nine. followed by n five and
four and several threcs. running out his
fifty points In scY"nty-two innings.
Tonight Mr. Liddlc and Jcvne Will
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Thlrd ward-Lcadcrs Of Liberty League.