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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12

Tho University OF Utah and the Denver
university football teams entered Jun n
battle for the Rocky Mountain conference
championship. Defeat 10. thc ministers
practically means their elimination from
the conference although they have per-
feet score up TO dpte. Victory Tor Utah
means that the teams stand an eduitl
show for the championship II Denver
stand now Colorado college has won two
games and Is expected 10 take an easy
third from the AgSies today Ihe ,in!-
vdrsity of Colorado has had its acnea
mt Boulder. but Is stu figured as Il
strong contender for the, honors. AS
Denver does not play Colorado; defeat
by Utah means that tho best the MIN
listers can do is 10 tie this Tigers. while
II the Tigers beat the silver and Gold
in d post-season game they VIII ne
Every student who entered the field
this afternoon and climbed up into the
west bltachers wore hmile, which was
i sreat boek sTPsfn White was arranged
dents. The band was out and the stu
dents sang do Denver or DIE as the
teams marched out on the field. &;
This game Is the last Utah will play
this season In the conference and lis
standing depends upon Tie outcome. Los;
luck. after the game had been won. and
the other on fumbles. put Salt Lake be-
\ low the 500 average, The players. real,
lie the situation and every. effort will
be made to conquer the Ministers.
According to the coaches the teams are
evenly mated for weight. the Minister'S
being oil an average OF three pounds
heavier to the man, Tho Utah squad Is
in good condition and Coach Fred BEN
Mon said before the game that he be-
lieved the Utah boys would win. Joe
Maddox. who assisted In getting the
team into shape, says that the boys are
confident Of winning and that the result
will be n surprise TO Denver.
< Coach Koehlcr said this afternoon that
his team was in good condition . with
stood the trip wall and did not appear
to be stiff from the long ride.
Tho lIne.up and weight follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12
OWNERS SEEK TO
SAVE WESTERN LEAGUE

g / . = = /.
Chicago. Nov. 12.-When the Western
league baseball megnates NEE. today.
the awarding of The 1910 pe,,nant to
President Tom Fairweather OF the cham
plon Sioux City club ia 10 be merely a
side issue of the real program, which
calls for vigorous. campaign In favor
OF keeping the Western IN class a so
ciety With the American association. tho
Eastern. Southern and Pacific coast cir
cults. t
Under the latest census the League
now represents total population OF $50
(Co," said Jack Hendricks, manager OK the
Denver club. lhst night. ITO ROMAN IN
class a, under the revised classification
proposed BY the National nssoclntion
which meets here Tuesday in annual na Sos
sion. our league must show l,Ho9yo resi-
HlentsSof the eight cities-LIincOln Topekn
Omaha, Sioux city, Wichita, Denver, Des
Moines and st. Joseph. It's going TO be
n hard fight to stick In the present class
but ali the owners will be here prepared
to battle to the last ditch.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12
CHAPMAN SIGNS UP
SALT LAKE BIKE STARS

Newark, N. j.. Nov. 11.-Frank i.
kramer, national champion bicycle rider
and tho grcatcst-druwing card in thebkc
game today. signed n contract to ride on
the circuit OF tracks which will next year
be under the management of John M.
Chapman. Chapman has agreed to nav
the champion n snug little sum for his
reXt years appearance.
The extra ilduccment OF "a race meet
every night md on two afternoons each
week has also proven attractive to FLOYD
\. Mcfarland and Jackie Clark. Both
have signed contracts to ride on Chan.
mans new circuit next season. McFar.
land and Clarke were also given good
contracts by the local promoter.
Chapman announced today that liz
would have absolutely no difficulty in
corrallng all of the good riders In view
of his extra Inducements of n meet every
day or night. He is now dickerlng with
liver Lawson and expects to land him
also.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12
NAVY OFFICIALS WILL
WATCH AEROPLANE FLIGHT

+ "a Il
Washington, Nov 1.-THE proposed
Iaeroplanc Digit by Eugene Ely Of San
Francisco from the deck of n naval yes
sci Will be observed by the navy depart
ment as AIN unusual test of the value
of the heavier than air machine for
,'sases of naval warfare This announce
ment was made today at the navy de-
rartmcnt together with details of the
proposed test, Tho point which VIII be
determined Will be the Dracticnbility Of
launching IN airship from a scout criiser
at sea. ~ siptG Gl @
! The trial viii be made on he. scout
cruiser Birmingham by Ely III Il CurtlsS
biplnne. The mnchine will. be placed on
the vessel In Hampton Ronds and taken
up Ghesapcuke bay Tor quite IA distance.
whore the alrnhip will BIZ sent away The
distance the cruiser will be. carried from
shore has not been determined,
The president pravinusiy has refused
permission 10 aviators forSthc. use OF
naval vessels for alrship tests. but y Is
said ut the navy department that there
Will be government trial designed to
determine, the war funcss of the air
ship. ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12
-roDAN,s roornALL CANES,
I tdli vs. Denver q. Mt Salt take,
Cornell vs., Cliicnso ut Itlittta.

It,,l vs. Denver u. at Salt l.Qke,a
Cornell vs. ChcnSo ut Itlinta.
Minnesota vs.. Wisconsin nj Mimi.
apols ~.
ton.
pberlin is. lleildelbcr., at obcrlfI
Case vs. Kenyon at Cleveland.
Cornell CpL) w. Coo 1T Mount vcr.
non. 80.
Purdue vs.. DE Pnuw ut Lafayette.
Adrian VIZ. fIIllsdalc at Adrian
Illinois College vs.. Lombard ut Jack.
tscnyilc
Knox rs. Monmouth at Gaiesburr
{, Ohio State VS.. Wesleyan at Co,um.
bus. "'''
olivet VS.. Albion ut olivct
ST. Louis VIZ. Kentucky Mt ST I.ouis
Missouri W.. Washington at Ccl,,r.
bia. q 'H''''
Nebrasiia US. Ames Mt Lincoln.
Wooster VS.. ltcnlSon at Wooster
Army vs. Villa Nova at West ls6fn.
Brown VS.. Vermont Mt Providence,
3. Harvard rs, Dartmouth at Car
bridge.
Navy VS.. Carlisle at Annapolis,
Syracuse W. Colgate j; Syracuse.
Pennsylvania w. Michigan at Phila.
dclpliia. ts
Wesleyan vs.. New York at Middle.
town.
Amherst VS.. Williams at Amherst.
Princeton W.. Yale at Princeton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12
LOWELL PROTESTS GAME.

In hard fought game OF soccer on tho
Eighteenth ward square yesterday inter-
noon the Lafayette school defeated ~
lowell school by tho score OF ! to o.
The spectators crowded on the field, 3nnd
1t is claimed that when tho l.afny w u.
the heua OF Il spectator. The score was
protested.
Other sanies during tho afternoon wcro:
Frnritlin defeated Lincoln. gonl 20 VI
hOncuun defeated Fremont, EonlH to y.
fWinners lino-up: Enrnshuw. goal: Il.
Jones, lb.: Hall. RIB, K'Lrren. Lib. )
Hnzel. c.h.b.: A.. Jones. RIB; Harm9nn,
oil; O'Connor. ~: Bo"efpahK. C. IL az y
brand, i.r.; Mcclure, or.
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stealing of advantage in sport is to
be regarded as stealing Of any other
kind.
2. To regard opponents as the hon
ored guests of tho home team, and the
mutual relationships in all particulars
to be governed by tho spirit which is
supposed to guide in such relationships.
3, To do no action nor pursue my
course of conduct which would seem
] In any way ungentlemanly or dishon-
ora BILE IL known to my opponents or the
public.
4. Never to seek advantages over
others except those iii which the game
is supposed to show superiority.
s. To take no advantage which the
laxity of the officials may allow in re-,
gard to the Interpretation and en-
forcement of the rules.
6. To regard and treat all officers, as
well as opponents, as honest as my
SELF When opponents are evidently
not gentlemen, and officers mnnlfesty
dishonest or incompetent, 1t Is perfectly
simple to avoid future relationships!
with them. sS
Z. To abide by and uphold all de-
cisions of officials even when they seem
unfair
s. To use my utmost endeavors to
secure for my opponents Il fair show
even when unable to secure it myself.
o. To yield to the claims of others,
even when they arc mnnifestly unfair,
except in major matters
10. Never to resort to unSentlemanly
Sor unfair means because they are re-
sorted to by the opponents. Z,
II. To appreciate good points in oth-
ei.s and give suitable recognition OF 1t.
10. To endeayors to spread the gen
cral adoption of this spirit regarding
sport
1. Each winning ward team in the
stake contests shall be gwen certif-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12

icntc bearing the names ana score. :,
tue team. said certificates 10 be ~ y.
property of the ward. We
2. The winning team in the intor
stake contests shall be given a certia
cate bearing the names and scores ~
the team. said certificate to bc ~
property Of the stake. w
They shall also be presented Win !.
challenge cup, whic, they Shall rctnin
for one year from datcsof contest ThIs
sup shall be the property OF the board
necessarily III succcRslom by ona stakn
when i shall then become the propor,
IS Of the stake whose team has So wa,,
It.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12
GOLF STARS ENTER
SOUTHERN TOURNAMENT

Memphis Nov. 11,--Golf stars from
all parts Of the country. including good
list from Chicago and vicinity, VIII COM
pete In the first southern open tonrna-.
meut to be held on the links OF the Mem
This Country. club, beginning Thankssiv-
Alexander Smith. the national open
champion and "Chlck Evans. the vest
ern open champion. are among those en-
tered also Freddie Mcleod of St Louis,
n FORMER Chnmpion. - 80
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12
OGDEN MEETS GRANITE.

Tho Ogden high school team and the
Granite high school will meet on the
Granite campus Mt u o'clock today Tor
their second game OF the season. The
Granite team WAS outclassed by the Os-
den piayers enrlier In the season but the
frantic team has improved wonderful
" since then and expects to give the
state high school champions u hard bat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12
PRIZE FOR Flight.

Wheeling. WI. Va, Nov. 1.-s. f. Scott,
millionaire manufacturer of Cndiz, O.,
and i. candidate fof Congress In the Six
tcenth Ohio district two years, has an
3nounced that he Will give 5000 to. amy
aviator who will carry him from Balti-
more to Wheeling In AN aeroplane.
The distance from Baltimore to Wheel
ing is about, 900 miles. Mr.. Scott claims
the, distinction OF having been tho first
man to run an automobile from Baltimore
10 wheeling and wants TO BIO the first
man to fly owe rthc route.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12
M'GoVIsRN is MATCHED.

Z Milwaukee, Nov. il.--'Battlng Johnny"
Schultz has been matched to APP
pear before the S,al Athletic club on
November II with Gene McGoyerp. the
well known fehtherweiEht Tho lads
will weigh In Mt l2i pounds at , o'clock
and VIII battle 10 rounds. Schult2's
proposed fight With .Matty. Brock, Tues
night at Cleveland has been called
~ r. tI y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12
ANOTHER TRADE ON.

Cincinnati, Nov. 12.-August Hermann,
president of the Cincinnati club. says he
probably will have important announce
Inent to make some time today but will
not say IN advance what Is to be made
public. That 1t IL n deal with the Phil
adelpha National league team. taking
moro players to Philadelphia from Gin
Cinnati and bringing more players to this
city from there. is the report In baseball
circles. i -s atg ia,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12
Ev1sRs is RECOVERING.

Chicago Nov. l2--Johnny Evers, tho
Chicago Nationals second basemhn, who
broke his ankle Oct l at Cincinnati, Is
going to tako his leg out or Its plaster
east tomorrow
JGvers announced last night that he had
accepted the position OF coach to the
Navy at Annapolis und that he would not
Join the Chicago team until jan l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12
HIGH SCHOOL PILES
UP SCORE ON JORDAN

BY n score Of 40 to the Salt Lake high
school defeated the Jordan high school
on the Granite campus Friday afternoon.
The Salt Lake team outclassed tho Jor-
dan players in every department and
scored touchdown after touchdown.
plunglng through the line and skirting
the ends for long COINS Six substitutes
We're tried out by the Salt Lake team
and mt times the playing was slow and
ragged. The forward pass was used to
advantage a number OF times. Snow ana
johnson showed considerable speed for
salt Lake and McIntyre's punting was
also n feature of the game.
The Jordan team showed fight from
stait to finish and with a little more cx-
High school league. Richardson at QUAR-
ter Fitzgerald and the two Gardner
brothers played the best game for Jor-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12
nRoouoIs MEMORIAL. HOSPITAL.

Chicago. Nov. 12.-The Iroquois me-.
mortal hospital, erected in memory of
those who lost their lives in the Iro-
quois theater fire, Is to be formally
turned over to the city Dec. 30. An ap.
preparation OF $1,000 to provide furnish-
ipgs for the building was recommended
by the finance committee of the city
council yesterday. The hospital was
built with funds raised by the Ironuois
Memorial association.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12

direction of a referee, three judges,
Six timers, two counters for the rope
skip, one clerk, one starter. one re-
Porter, one scorer and one announcer.
2. Officials shall be appointed by
the board of control.
3. The referee shall have general
direction of the meet and shall have
final authority in all questions OF dis
pute.
4. The starter shall control the COM.
petitors at the start or mark. No APP
peal shall be made from his decision
as to whether or not tho start was
made before tho report OF the pistol.
In the potato race, a false start shall
put the runner back one yard, Sec
ond false start an additional yard and
a third false start shall disqualify the
runner for that event
3. The judges of the high jump shall
be sole judges of the fairness Of the
jump. They shall judge the callsthenic
exercises, also judge the fairness OF
the potato race and rope skip. Upon
the failure of the judges to agree the
referee shall make the decision.
8. Timers. No less than two stop
watches shall be hold on each con-
testant. When they disagree the aver
age time shall be given. The watch
shall be started at the flash and not at
the report of the pistol. The timers
shall report to the scorer the time
made by each team in the potato race
and rope skip.
z. The counters shall be sole Judges
as to the number OF skips and keep an
accurate record of the same and shall
notify each contestant at each 100
skips and shall give the signal to the
timers when the contestant has finish
cd the total number.
g. The scorer shall keep n complete
list of the competitors with their re-
lspective number and shall credit each
team with its performance as reported
to him by the judges or timers Of that
event.
8. The reporter shall keep upon a
blackboard, suitably prepared, the
number OF points made by each team.
TO- The clerk shall give to each CON,
testant a number by which he shall
be distinguished in tho competition.
II. The announcer shall announce the
result Of each event after he has OBJ
tanned a report from the. official scorer.
RULES OF CLEAN SPORT
4. To regard the rules OF games as
mutual agreements. the spirit or letter
of which would no sooner try TO
evade or break than would any other
agreement between gentlemen. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12

Average weight: Utnh, 1s1 S-ll; Denver.
1eI Pill.
The officials for the game are: John
Tobin, referee: Lieutenant Dixon. UNI
pre; Bonnie Baum. head linesman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12
OREGON SHORT line
ENTERS SOCCER TEAM.
Engineering Department. Organizes
Team and VIII Play In Salt
Lake Association.

The oregon Short Line engineering de-
partmcnt has organized a soccer football
team under the leadership OF Ray Young.
An effort Will be made to break into the
Salt Lake association league and play
out n schedule of g;lmes for the trophy
offered to the winners. In tho engineer
ing department there are several old-time
soccer players and Il nuirbt or former
football players who are anxious TO break
into the league with II team.
The Salt Lake soccer football team has
called n practise for 2 o'clock tomorrow
team showed two or three weak places in
its game with Garfield n week ago when
1t was defeated. rho players will at
tempt TO eliminate the derects in the back
field combination. The league games
open on Nov. 20. when the Salt Lake
team meets FIT. Douglas and the Garfield
team goes UP against tho Building
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,oH PRINTING AND BOOK BIND.
q 52N.aaHH .+ JN(s 15 stf' t' at

We are the pioneers in Job Print
TO and Book Binding in the state.
our facilities are the best for hand
ling any class of work. no matter now
large or how small.
THE DESERET NEWS JOB DEPT.
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RULES OF CLEAN SPORT.

w 4. To regard the rules OF games as
mutual agreements. the spirit or letter
OF Whlch would no sooner try to
evade or break than I would any other
agreement between gentlemen. The
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-10-20
THOSE WHO SCoLD CENTRAL
AIways Raising Row Win @r
Telephone olst.

There surely exists no greater boo
pup than the man who 10 always rais
Ing . row with the telephone girl
writes Tip In the New York Press. Al
over. everywhere. in Europe and thi,
country. come reports Of nervoui
breakdowns Of hello girls" Lots o.
men. and whole souds Of women, seen
to think these girls, are trained talk
Ing devils. with a special spite re-
served for the "phoner" alone. It II
silly, not to say british, to scold thu
operator for something she canno'
help. No matter how we'll trained thu
nerves are. it Is impossible for thu
strongest nerves. to be Quarreled and
yelled at month in and month on,
without some nervous string beins
worn or broken. az >'>'
There are probably ~moeo low
browsd, low flung. gscoldsrs, dsivsfa
and. browbaaters OF women. in THU
country, than were ever seen here b.
fore There = one blessed thing III
must say Of Texas II any dog triSl
to browbsat d run ovSr . woman
down thsrs. the first man that hea1l
him, 10 liable to entertain him BY
punching gun cwads out Of biz faes
and pushing bis teeth down bis throat
With the end Of six-shooter Gun.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-10-20
Commits sionsrs Ordsr Election.

acknowledgements Of Bot
tinsau county have ordered an elec-
ton held for the purpose Of submit
ting tho propositions Of allowing nine
townships in the western end Of the
county to attach themselves to Rem
vile county. These townships are far
removed from this city, which is the
county seat, while the greatest dis
lance to any point in the townships
from Mohall, the county seat of Rem.
vile county, ~ about eighteen miles.
Both Bottineau ana Renville coun-
ties. vote~ on the question and q ma
jorfty Of the vote in the two counties
will decide. The townships involved
aHs Wheaton,. Perry, Sherman. Cut
Bank. Rsnviile. Gordon, Mount Rose,
Lansfosd and Jsfsrson,
Should the new townsllips be added.
there would be . row and interesting
fsatures addad to, the Renville county
seat contest. a. Laasford would then
be IA the contsst. '4-g.- l~' -'.1
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"COMMlTTEE OF 100 LAWYERS"
THE TRUTH HURTS
NO ONE

This "Committee" was organized
by the Northern Pacific lawyers at
Fargo to punish one of the nominees
for enjoining their railroad from re-
moving it's trains from Valley City.
A secret meeting was held at Far.
go, attended by about q dozen At
torneys, but friends Of the other can.
didates were told to stay away and
meeting" (For proof write Hon. J.
not interfer with the harmony Of the
F.. Callahan, Casselton. N. d.
This Committee" refuses to give
list Of ito members to the press for
publication. (For proof write The
Searchlight, Fargo. N. d. Sd
They have refused to submit 70 1
vote Of all the attorneys of the State.
(For proof write States Attorney C.
c. Converse. schafer, N. d.
Over three hundred attorneys have
disapproved their methods over their
signatures.
II you wish to show your disap-
roval of this usurpation of your
rights, vote for the other candidates.
Judges Burke, Goss and Anderson
Valley City Daily Patriot. +:
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Senator Dolliver, the great Iowa
statesman, died at his home at Fort
Dodge. Ia. Saturday night He had
been III Of indigestion and this Affect
ed his heart. Iowa politics are in q
state Of chaos as I result Of the
Senator's death. He was a candidate
for reelection and undoubtedly would
have been successful. Gov Carroll
may wait some time before appoint
ing Delivers successor.
Walter WeIlman is endeavoring to
cross the Atlantic with a dirigible
balloon. Six men are in the balloon
and their lives depend largely on the
condition of the weather, the course
Of the wind, etc. The balloon is equip
ped with a wireless telegraph outfit
The result Of the flight is being watch
ed with great interest.
Judge Murray united in marriage
Friday. Miss Beatrice Beaver and S.
D. Courts, prominent young people of
Kenmare.
B. D. Glazer Of the Branch left
Saturday night for tho east to make
his fall purchase.
Supt. S. H. Wolf left Monday night
for Bismarck, where he IL attending
the meeting of the Educational as
ISOLATION. He has charge of the high
school department, and read and in
teresting paper Wednesday.
Crosby's street fair was attended by
crowd Of 5000. A special train from
Kenmare brought the band and others
from that CITY, Congressman Hanna
spoke.
A. E. Twichel of Buford is In hard
luck. His fine stallion died, and then
Jim Hills engine killed a thorobred
bull and his best milch COW.
Editor Evans Of the Lansford
Journal, Is growing defiant in his tall
concerning his libel suit, and he
threatens to keep on showing up the
piggers.
! The Buford Tribune advertises ID
vertising space for sale. whether the
advertiser lives In Buford or Mondak.
The proposition to transfer nine
townships from Bottineau to Renvillt
county will be submitted to . vot,
Of the people in November. RenvilIe
county 10 becoming quite aggressive
and hes hopes Of winning.
The county seat hght IN Rsnvilll
county IL warming up. Mohan ant
0rosas seem 70 - putting Up q,
hardest AsAt
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Stark ceunsy's Die Grain shipment

Stark ceunay's Die Grain shipmsn>s
Dickinson. - "A .nost interesting
statement Of Assyss. showing thu
paace that srslA growing has taken
in stark county once devoted almost
a1sl0sivelv - sbooh raising. has bssr
stysa out here. It shows that from
July 81. 1909, to July IL. 1910, there
was shipped out Of this county 4
teal Of l.752.ooo bushels Of wheat;
1o,oll bushels Of barley; ss1.500 bush.
els Of oats: 2so.4oO bushels of fax
making 4 total Of 2,s34.e41 bushels o.
grain all told. 81. ..t5 r. .. 81 ..-.
There are only six stations from
which these shipments were made. be.
ing Richardton, Taylor, Gladstone
Dickinson, South Heart and Belfeld