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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20
LANGF0RD WILL TRY OUT
BARRY TWENTY ROUNDS
BY Associated Press.

Los ANGELES. March 19.-Three
weeks from today Sam Langford Will
announced today that he had signed the
black fighter and Jim Barry, for twenty
five rounds at Vernon April Q.
1t was Barry who insisted on a long
route despite the recent experience of
Jim Flynn. Langford has beaten Barry
several times, but the white man hav-
ing advantage of height. reach and
weight. as Flynn also had. believes he
can overcome the negro's superior gem
eralship In battle of more than ten
rounds. Langford will rest week and
cadia. In the meantime, Barry viii fight
Burns In San Francisco March 30.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20
JACK JOHNSON TAKES OFF
FOUR POUNDS IN ONE DAY
BY Associated Press.

CHICAGO March 19.-Jack Johnson,
heavy weight pugilist. yesterday put in
his first day OF real hard work in prepo-
ration for his coming encounter with JEFF
fries at Emeryvllle, Cal, on July 4. The
champion after putting on the finishing
touches last night found that he had
worked off four pounds of superfuous
uvoirdupois, Johnson opened the day by
parks and wound up by taking a whirl
Mt different appliances installed in his
gymnasium BEFORE going out for his
spin I'm the parks. Johnson tipped the
scales at slightly over the 222 mark. but
at the finish of bis daily work last night
he had dropped TO 2lS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20
HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS
PLAY CLOSE GAME

The first and second high school base
bali teams played seven Innings TO u tie.
Saturday afternoon on the high school
campus. the score being TO 4, The game
was continued two extra innings. the
first team winning by the score Of II
TO D
The game was fast and interesting NJ
to the final inning. when a number OF
errors cost the game for the second team
In several innings the batters were re-
tired IN one-two- three order. Four dou-
BILE plays were made.
Jensen. OF the second team. pitched
good game and struck batteTs out in
every inning and allowed but five hits
Ray. OF the first team, was radical at
times.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20
|glish Turf

Of the best mares on
Will be mated this sea-
n Croker's Orby. whose
Sir Sutton Sykes, own
has long been noted for
ung extraordinarily high
tarlings which he sends
crstom has been 10 mate
the most fashionable
the Buneay (England)
rill be held on Wednes-
VI, April 20 and 81. will
I'm steoplechase OF $1,000
vke hurdle race OF 800.
nnccrs have decided TO
Izor the Regimental and
uge cups nj the meeting.
the American million
very creditable stable
Mr. keene pins great
tor IL, which WAS nom =
and National.
He OF the most successful
]ockeys. who has been
pas returned 10 England
? upon the courses this
Won the Corinthian plate
1n the Viceroy cup on
Rosebery given a great
g years Derby with Mel,
turf writer's are already
ne way win the Derby
on OF Cyllene. which has
70 In public.
ne Want Ads,
ndpnnn6cut 9G0
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20
Running Marathons.

BY Leased Wire 10 The Tribune.
NEW YORK. March 19.--rhe Scandi-
naVians arc turning out some runners
these days which make our old friends.
Dorando Johnny Hayes and Tom Long
boat look small In comparison. Lind
strom and ThuTe Johansen, who are
running marathons in the cast. are sure
enough wonders. Jolansen is one Of the
most perfect runners. ana the way he
can maintain speed for nearly twenty
seven miles is a marvel. Both men are
vceetarians. Johansen hasn't touched
meat for three years.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20
Coming to See Battle,

A special tour is being arranged by
McCanns to take u party OF English and
continental sportsmen to America next
summer TO see the Jetfries- Johnson fight
A special train will leave London. carry
ing the party to the seaport selected FOL
cmbarkatlon. and specially chartered
ship will take them across the high seas
Another special train Will whirl them
across the American continent, Nc
Cann's Is one OF the leading tourist
agencies IN business. Special cooks and
servants will accompany the party. and
already a great number have signified
their intention OF going
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20
Mackenzie Has Nerve.
Bv Leased Wire I,

By Leased Wire 10 The Tr1bune.
NEW YORK. March l9-R. J. Mac
kcnzie. n Canadian multi millionaire. evil
IDENTIFY has no fears Tor the racing out,
innir in the Dominion. He has purchased
RapId Water. well-lSnown racehorse.
from Sam g Hildrcth for large sum-
Iildrcth bought Rapid Water three, years
1ro fnr. $40 600 and It is reported that he
rccelyed SIS. 900 from the Canadian. Mr.
Mackenzie will race the horse and later
Mace IL upon his stud near Toronto.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20
JAMESTOWN IS TO
OPEN RACING SEASON
Continued From Preceding Page.

ton OF John Madden. who, before he
became one of the leading figures on
the running turf. was n trotting man.
Madden is planning n graveyard OF ia
nous horses at Hamburg place. where
the great stars OF the running and trot-
ting world Will be buried. The place
OF honor is being reserved for Nancy
Hanks, who. although twentyfour years
is enjoying life at Mr. Madden's eX-
pense. Around her grave. In a semi
circle. will be buried Ida Pickwick. Ham
burg Belle and other kings and queens.
Mr.. Runsey has turned out many famous
horse statues. He has carved Good and
Plenty. The Friar. Hamburg. Rock Sand.
and. after finishing the replica Of Nancy
Hanks. will begin work on marble
copy of FitZ Herbert.
From Lexington came word that James
WINFIELD. the colored Lexington jockey.
has signed to ride for an Austrian count
at $4,000 year, WINFIELD has been rid
ing for a Russian nobleman for several
years at $4,000 a year.
Irwin Barrel. at Tampa.
Jockey Irwin viii never be allowed to
ride al Tampa again. Irwin was vari-
ously accused OF crooked work during
the Tampa meeting and guilt was fas-
punishment necessary. Therefore he was
told by the stewards that, in the inter-
ests OF racing. he would never be al
lowed to ride there again
Today marked the opening OF the
Pensacola. Fla. racing season. This was
two days earlier than the scheduled date
OF the close at Tampa. Five races are
carded for Pensacola, but IL the turfInen
demand 1t they will get six. The purses
are uniform of $50. except the inaugural
dash. which carries $4,000.
Under Wilson Colors
President R T. Wilson. Jr, of the
Saratoga Racing association. VIII start
the season with a string OF thirty one
racers, This is the largest stable ever
operated under the Wilson colors, but
the guiding spirit OF Saratoga believes
that the outlook warrants q big stable.
In the lot are two horses. years old.
two 4 years old, seven years old. and
twenty years old. The youngsters are
all the progeny OF stations and brood
mares at Hamburg place, Kentucky. and
all are thoroughbreds OF the first water.
They comprise the big batch OF ycarlinSs
which MI. Wilson bought from John T..
Madden at Saratoga last summer AT
the time it was reported that Mr. Will
son had paid nearly $500 for the lot.
They are by Plaudlt, Ogdon. Yankee
Filierane Galore, The Scribe and Pla-
nudes Wilson finished third i'll the win
ming list last year. and it Is his deter
mination TO make this Wilson year.
upon the turf He not only wants TO
head the list Of winners. but wants to
establish new records.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20
Second Team.
Fitzgerald, Fuller
GREAT INTEREST In
CLASSIC CONTESTS


both Great Britain and America. They
are John j.. Sullivan and Jake kilrain.
Sullivan fears that Jcffries Will not be
able 10 ret into form for Johnson HI
rain in conversat ton with me. said;
'.Jeffr!es ought TO whip the negro easily.
OF course. Johnson is crafty fighter
and has the advantage In reach. youth
and possibly strength, but Ieffrles Is u
veteran lie has Il powerful punch-a
punch harder and moro dangerous than
johnson. Jeffrics ought To win. and to
back my judgment 1 VIII bet my last
dollar on him"
Billy Papkc the Illinois "thundcrbolt." "
has been getting into shape outside of
Paris. for his bout with Willie Lewis.
Papke has the better OF Lewis in
uraicbr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20
Saratoga Racing Season.

By Leased Wire 10 The Tribune.
NEW YORK, March l9.-The Saratoga
Racing association has made public twen-
ty-four stakes, 10 close on March 2S and
~ he r,In at the summer meeting. The
most valuable IL $4,000. the purse for
The winner OF the Rensselaer, handicap
for 2-year-olds. Others are: The 6oG sara :
TrSyars $4,000, Alabama, $4,000: Hurri-
cane. $4,000 added Adirondack $1,000. and
T'Iagh $1,000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20
Decision Against Outlaws,

BY Associated Press,
CINCINNATI. March la.-The national
baseball commission today refused to re-
open the cases of Monty Pfyl and Thom-
as r. Sheehan. former major league play
ers who were placed on the Ineligible list
recently because OF their playing in an
outlaw league in California.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20
Youngest Golf Player.

By T-raSeu WIT" 10 TIC JTIDuhe,
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, March l9.-The
youngest golf player In America, or prob
ably In the entire world. is "BIll Bax-
ter OF Indianapolis. son of David Baxter.
the champion golf player of the IIoosIer
state. "Bilr' Is years and 6 months
old and he can swing stick with the
best OF them. OF course. the sticks used
by Master Baxter are not the regulation
size. They are a miniature set designed
for tho youngster by his father y great
future is predicted for him,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20
Jehrries Now an Author.

James J. Jeffries, with all his other ac-
complishments. has become an author.
f1is book is called 1.-The Life and Battles
OF James J. Jeffrles." IT was put upon
the market here this week while l pre-
sumo special trains are hauling the roy
alties towards the Cascade coast. Jen
goes back TO the old days and deyotcs
considerable detail to every fight he has
had. 4 new chapter Will be added late
next sumr0cr giving the story of the
Johnson -Jeffries fight in the language OF
one of the fighters,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20
sEDES PAULHAN
LEAVE ANY TINE

- March l9.-Louis Paul
= oyiatcr. through a court
lJ'oown today. may take
= Z way from the Jamaica
n France as soon as he
u he efforts OF his man
,szFy. to keep both Paulhan
a IN this country,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20
IS CLOTHES
lATLY MISSED
'on Springs a Few
on the Middle
n. Champion.
SOME ON
,10MING BIG FIGHT
IL Salt Laker May
J, BE Settled With
bmises Made. I
MAsTERsoN.

10 The IrlDules
IS. Ark, March 19.-
who "nosed out -
he middleweight cham
n for Pittsburg, where
meet Frank Klaus next
chel was greatly missed
ut the st. Patrick IS
1rlington. 1t might be
30 much Ketchel that
ia varied assortment of
Assassin, {" as Ketchel
I'd, is q bull on clothes,
changing his clothes
IN night, Ketchel had
1nything else while he
night beat Klaus, for
e latter can hardly be
q. but if it should hap
Pittsburger got home
In Ketchel's mid-sec-
.ce, there is a mighty
.g opinion, for the title
fship. II Ketchel can
.rry on as he has been
||Il prove himself to be
assassin of the prize
h Of Big Fight.
rong probability that
heard from in connec-
Ii fight. 1t would not
lie matter did not final.
sort of litigation. A
ont Of Salt Lake City
the manager of the
is not altogether sat:
fay he has been treated
/ and that he is likely
|e courts to adjust his
lMulligan arrived here
The colonel has a bull
The bull Gghtcr's s name
n that is what Colonel
us was the name of the
'fokc the bulls neck IN
me during Nero's time.
iris, the historian,
/ saw Ursus was IN
hat is. ] saw Il fellow
! called Ursus. He wa:
5ony hued fellow, who
an appetite for break.
)t IN Nero's back yard
md twisting the head
bull or two. But thai
Colonel Mulligan Is
Ied to fight a bull al
Fk y Friday afternoon
IL is a cinch for his
he colonel has handled {
Of fighters in his day
4 them successfully, too
ohnson's first manager
f Instrumental in max
be heavyweight cham
I'D. Colonel Mulligar
>antamweight champion
md country some year!
The fighting game from
ID then some more. il
J lligan who started John
khting stride which ul
in his becoming cham
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20
Brashear Hits Homer

BY Associated Press.
Los ANGELES. Cal. March le.-Ver-
non won the first game with The chicago
White Sox No. / by the score OF 3 10 !,
Roy Brashcar made home run, scoring
th. first run for Vernon. E.H. Il.
Vernon ,.,... .s.,-......s.'''..s .
White SoX ..,,.... .....,.'..,
Batteries-Schacfer Hit and Brown,
Scott and Block.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20
BATTLE MAY OCCUR
NEAR EMERYVILLE
Continued From Preceding Page,

Continued From Preceding Page,
Cyclone" and Mickey McDonough 1.-The
Tar Flat Typhoon?"
Abe Attell is the latest aspirant for Ad
WolgaSt's title. Attell who has been &C
cused OF picking up soft ones for the
past six months, is sore at the words
which are being said about him. what
everything" said Able with tears OF re-
gret. ~ get knocked II l make a match.
and if l don't get brolled Every time
knock out n man the anvil chorus gets
busy and II l can't knock him out l get
fried by the sporting dopsters. Every
time ] move a roar goes up from every
sportorialist from New York to Oak
land"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20
Wants to Match Coulon.

e. Il. Coulon, father of Johnny, the
Chicago bantamweight, is posting a, $1,000
forfeit to match the youngster with any
doing some good fighting in the south
and has shown himself 10 be master
Of the two -fisted art. The only condition
attached TO Pop Coulon's offer is that
both boys weigh in at ll5 pounds at the
ringsidc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20

The Mendon and Lewiston teams Of
Cache county played the final game OF
basketball this evening for the county
championship. The Mendon five won the
trophy ya SCORE OF 81 to -.
IN. linnl1n.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20
BOX ELDER TEACHERS
DEFEAT CACHE COUNTY
o The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
LOGAN. March ia spirited game OF
basketball was played here this after
noon by teachers OF Cache and Box
Elder counties. The Box Elder contin-
gent won by a score Of 40 to %.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20

Wizard Jake Schaefer, who died re-
Gently of tuberculosis, was undoubtedly
one OF the greatest billiard players the
world has ever seen. His ability IN this
line has perhaps never been cqualled,
and only failing health ever lost him a
championship.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20
Mcfarland Heard From,

Packey Mcfarland is here to go after
Al Wolcast now that he failed TO get a
light with Freddy Welsh abroad. Welsh s
tactics have been so slarirg that he Is
completely discredted both In England
and America. Packey oitered Welsh
every inducement. but the Welshman alb
solutely refused to listen to terms Pack
ey now wants to get match with VOL
CAST While Welsh claimed the light
weight championship of England he real
ly has no international standing because
Inc has repeatedly refused 10 meet the
lightweight champion of the world.
Pal Moore Injured.
Pal Moore. the great little Philadelphia
bentamweight is temporarily out Of the
eamc owing to an injury which he re-
Seived TO one of his ears during the SIX
round fight with Tommy O'Toole. Pals
nbyslcian has advised him to rest up FOR
a fortnight before taking on another OPP
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20
The lineup:
First Teann.

Umpire-Wallace.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20

ne Want Ads.
Independent $50.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30
O0N,T ovERT ooE TuEcI-


DON'T OVERLOOK THESE
1920 ACRES-0nly miles from s T. main
line station; level and slightly rolling: de-
scribed in the Z. 5. soil survey as San Joa-
quin sandy loan; water for irrigation: ad-
Joining place has artesian wells: all fenced
aud cross fenced: good house, barn. wind
mill and tank, etc. price per acre. ST..
2, 600 ACRES--0f all rich sandy loan soil: fenced
and cross fenced; living creek and large
scattering oaks: house and barn: would
make fine subdivision and eucalyptus land
immense eucalyptus trees are growing on
adjoining place; investigate this at once; at
$40 per acre.
400 ACRES-Of rich level sandy loan soil
room house. good barn. windmill and tank
etc; 100 acres in wheat. showing what the
land will produce; u of crop goes with
place. A snap at $50 per acre
145 ACRES-Of rich level creek bottom sandy
loan soil; only 20 miles from the center of
Oakland: good hard finished house
gas plant . good barns and other outbuid-
ings: windmill and tank: g horses. / COW 4
wagons, . mowers. rakes. seeders. plows
harrows. etc; so tons of hay; has living
creek. This is a snap. as bare land ali
around i is held at $500 per acre and up
price S225 per acre; will take good income
property part payment.
T5 ACRES-21a miles to good towns and f.
r.. 90 acres peaches: good improvements :
irrigation; price So 000
20 ACRES-With improvements and fruit.
mile from town: $4,000
COMMUNICATE with us concerning a paving
GOLD MINE. which we have on our list
H0LC0MB REALTY COMPANY
Country Dept. 800 San Pablo av
Oakland Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30

And In accordance with law and an order of
the Board of Diectors made ON the 9th day of
April 1910. SO many shares Of each parcel OF
such stock as may be necessary will be sold, at
Room IL. No. 2e8 Market Street, san Francisco,
California on Friday. the 10th day Of June, 1910
ar the hour OF IL O'Clock Noon OF said day to
nay said .delinqusnt assessment thereont together
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30
PROPOSALS AND BIDS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS


Ofnce OF the Board Of State Harbor Commls-
sioners, Union Depot and Ferry House, san
francisco, California. May 2e, 1910
Sealed proposals bids will be received at
this office at or prior to IL O'Clock a m on
THURSDAY, June 80. 1910, for furnishing ma
terials and constructing section 10 OF the seawal
ON the water front of the city and county OF
San Francisco, in, accordance with the plans ana
specifications prepared therefor by the Assistant
State Engineer of the Board and adopted by tue
Board May 19, 1910, and on file in this office.
TO which special reference is hereby made The
requisite quantities of fresh cut close grained
douglas yellow mr. piles. ereosoted piles. mer-
sneet piing. band iron. portland cement, sand,
crushed rock. embankment rock. reinforcing ma
tertals, castings, structural steel, springs.
anu steel rails and fastenings, etc. all TO be OF
the best quality specified and subject TO a rigid
examination. No bid will be received unless it
is made a blank form furnished from this
office and is accompanied by a certified check
for hve (5) per cent of the amount of the bid,
payable to the order of the Secretary OF the
cessfui bidder that he will within six (6l days
after the acceptance of the bid enter into
wa written contract to DO said work according to
the plans and specifications prepared therefor.
and will also execute and file with this Board
a bond In such sum the Board may deem
by the Board of State Harbor Commissioners
and conditioned for the faithful performance of
by this Board unless delivered to the Secretary
or TO the Assistant Secretary at the office or the
Secretary at or prior to IL O'Clock a. m. on
place the bids will be opened.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or
all bids if deemed for the best interests of the
State.
Bidders are invited to be present at the open
ing of the bids.
W. r. PORTER,
Lieut.. Governor and Acting Governor Of the
State of California.
J. A. NELLY
Supervisor and Acting Mayor of the City and
County of San Francisco
W V STAFFORD.
W. f. DENNISON,
2. s. TELLER.
Board OF State Harbor Commissioners.
RALPH BARKER
Assistant State Engineer.
W. 3. THORPE.
Secretary
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30
REDWOOD CITY REAL EsTATE

rREATEsT BARGAIN EVER OFFERED-Beau-
tiful brand new cottage, almost complete. ,
rooms facing main boulevard, Redwood City,
with street work all done: price only 81, 300; on
casv terms. corner lot, 57x175. all fenced In;
don't delay; this viii sell quick.
az NY, MAGRUDERs 1852 Mission sts
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30
WHERE AND WHAT CAMP ROSE IS

CAMP ROSE is a summer home place of the
oedter SORT and liquors not be sold on the
PpiupsrIy. y Located a mile or RUSSIAN
hlNEh frontage that Is owned by the company
niie and half east of Healdsburg, Sonoma
Sounty; 1t is the nearest place of the kind 10
= e. tnat is on RUSSIAN RIVER.
Nnere nne roads NOW made, making an
iots easily reached and where pure spring water
is NOW piped to the lots.
o,,,,f Mnere every lot included in this SPECIAL,
ofEER is within from to five minutes
Walk or the river, and the lots are big ones
averaging over 90 feet frontage. There is
survey stake at every corner OF each lot
Where large park acreage and a fine sulphur
spring are perpetually free for the beneht and
pressure OF all lot owners.
where boating. bathing and fishing In YOUR
oWN RIVER and practically all other outdoor
pleasures may be enjoyed your own property
Where, while apparently in an unbroken
dealers call for and deliver orders free, and
tne staoleman will send you out rig or saddle
horse in q few minutes
These and many other things are true of
CAMP ROSE today, not promised you IN the
uncertain future. Lot owners have all the rights
EVER.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30

up CAMP ROSE. displeased will not. We
who Will, after seeing the property within rea-
souable time, tell they not thoroughly
satlshed No hasgling about this. Simply give
us PACK The lot and get your money
We have expended in road building. piping
e anG ii edg S sr s '9ap Me oo to the
future for the benefit to from this special
sale.
80 DAYS TINE ON PART IF YOU WISH
s25 even covers the cost of making and re-
cordng your deed and the taxes for the current
year. The only other expense is modest charge
of So year for the use and maintenance of our
excellent water service. You may pay SO down
and balance in 80 days If you wish
Let us select lot for you on these conditions,
or call and arrange to go and see CAMP ROSE
without cost to you except the railroad fare of
81 p. We will even pay this for you in some
cases.
Mail orders viii have our special care. and We
guarantee to please all who ntrust selection to
us, either in our office or by mail.
From our personal knowledge. and a book
made for US by our surveyors and price max
ers, we can tell you every particular about each
lot, right in our office
We refer TO any Banker or Merchant of
Healdsburg many of whom have bought lots
OF US at CAMP ROSE, and to many residents
of s. F., Oakland and Berkeley who have
We it to these people and the future
good of CAMP ROSE to know to whom these
special offer lots go, aud we reserve the right
TO ask for references.
Can send for marked maps showing the
special offer lots. You are sure 70 get property
that is worth much than you pay. and that
YOU can make profit on If you wish, but there
Is choice, and early selections are advisable.
CAMP ROSE CO..
13S Lick Building, So Mont gomery Street, s. F.
CHAS. E. RAY. president general manager
and principal owner of Camp Rose, personally
responsible for all statements and promises.
offce open evenings until O'Clock Tuesdays
and Thursdays.