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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-25
Y. M, G.. A. Athletics.

Eighty Y NJ c. 4. boys arc 10 com
pete in the national Y. NJ. G, a. athletic
events next Friday night Those who
have entered Tor the contests are as fol-
lows;
w. Jones. h. Montague. NJ Mccarthy
r. Wilson, II. Price, f.. HoutZ, G. Allsop.
T.. Young, w. Neazlc, r. Ostlcr, e Flora.
H. Traynor a. Cline. l.. Parker, \. God
he. 4. Lictz. w. NewberTy. NJ. Norris,
/. Porter, -. Stone. Il. Peabody. K.
Drunm. NJ Benuion. .. Romney. II. shea
q. Iglehart. u. Ausherman, 6. Goss. y,
Ahoru. i. Spencer. w. Snarr. IL Pazall.
II Self Il. Rogers, w. Mayo. r. Nc
Cleane, j. Cline. ". Bishop u. Coray, w.
Cato. i. Smith. l.. Davenport. H. Ever
EFT. IT. Hudson. +, Beer. w. Iglcheart. 6
Summers. T.. Chamberlain. T. Kunlicl. j.
Brouss. II. Kay. NJ Chandler. w. Smith.
II. Greenwood. f.. Francis r., Erickson.
II. Myers +, Wacstaff. G. Smith. A Eng
man. j. Hall. -. Gannctt, O. Given. II.
Barker. Il. Larsen, l.. Candland. u. Eek
stein, -. Keith. l.. Puzcys +. Hutchinson,
L. James, VI. Halton, \. Ccderquist, r.
owens. G. KauhnG. &, Cline. 5. f>ockhart,
K. Greene, Il. Wctzel and Il, Mcintyre
Suhstitutcs-B. Bigolow. z. Davenport,
l.. willis. q. Anderson. r. Whoelhousc.
l.. jarvis, J. Thomas. T. Davenport. ~.
Dorah r. Tempest, II Appel. w Liv-
inGstou II. Nelson. G. Ptantz, Charles
Howard. John Cafrey and O. Lowell,
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PAuLHAN ON WAY TO SALT LAKE CITY.
SENSATIONAL FLIGHT
Is MADE BY HAMILTON

SAN DIEGO. Cal, Jan. 2i.-Charles T.
Hamilton flew I'm his Curtlss biplane
across tho border line ri the United
States and Mexico and over the ancient
Mexican city OF Tia Julna today, sur
priSlng the inhabitants of that sleepy 1T
tic place into unusual life and then flew
hs ok to the polo field of the san Diego
Country club ON Coronado island. with
out stop. He was gone from the field
FOR forty minutes and Travelled a distance
of thirty-four miles For the greater
part of the time lie WAS over the Pacific
ocean. at a height of 200 feet.
Not satisfied with this feat. the ayia-
tor made - flight by moonlight over tho
ocean. staying up FOR three and a half
minutes and alichtinG on the field in
the deep shadows that had settled below
the skyline.
IIamilton's first flight OF the day re-
suited I'm a slight disaster. lie went up
while n strong wind WAS blowing and
attempted to aliSht I'm the center Of the
field a sudden gust caught him as hc
struck the ground. causing tho machine
to bound for ten feet. One of The rear
wheels was crushed and two ribs on the
lower plane were broken.
After an hour of tInkcring. Hamilton
had the machine repaired and at i:lI
he was off for old Mexico.
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EMERYV|LLE RACES
RUN IN THE MUD
Stewards Suspend Began and
Stable for Running of
NOygOrOd.

OAKLAND Cal, Jan. 23.-ShoNery
weather prevailed al Encryville today,
although the sun shore at intervals. The
track WAS very sloppy and tho mud larks
had an inning, Most OF the winners were
we'll played, but j. G. Clcm was an OK
ccption. He driftcd back 10 Il to ], ow
Ing to tho play Bu"lthorn and Eu-
brio. After RubrIc backed up. Clcm as
sumed command ard won easily.
lIn Gsilney won al, the way in the
mile event.
The stewards today suspended G Eo-
gan and his stable owing 10 the running
of NoyEorod.
summary.
First race. ruturity course selling
Grace g.. loI Crapln). to .. won: Bon
Stone, lo5 tNederis); 10 l. second; Dc
l;l3. Belle Kinney, Priceless Jewel
Sophomore. RustlIne SILK, Grcdonia, Re
may, Burning Bush and SIR Barry fin
second race. three f,lrlongs-ArEoncsc
loo CWalsm. .. TO /. won; Winona Win
ter. III MARTINI = Ia ], second. Mar
l0rie lr A. l'e Vosper1: TO Third
dentist. Fontcllo and Mime finished as
named.
Third race fuurilv course. selling
inGiton, ll3 deeds. s to I. second; sink
Spring. ia tyosper). TO !. third. Time,
.l@ 40, Inclement Paul clifford, Billy
Mycr. Rapid Mater Arliu and Robeska
finished as named.
Fourth race, ono mile. pursc-.Ihn Gaff-
ney, loo CCohurnl, II 10 TO- won. Raleigh.
o6 (Thomas). Is to .. second; Fuletta.
log (Taplnl. ; to >, third Time. l;it Sc,
Edith r.. and Trust finished rs named.
FitLh race. mile aud q sixteenth. sell
ing-J. {. Glenn, t0@ Ckeders) 10 l.
won, Rubric. ia (Tapiiu), To .. sec
ond. CoblcskIll. l02 UGross), Ia 1. third.
Time l;52 %-5. Rucithoru, Bryce, AXIS
Ben. Mosshack and Hi Col Cap I'm
ishcd AS named.
Sixth race. live furlongs. purSe-IlcN.
40 tThomasJ. TO ], won. Binocular, 100
tBuNton), To |. second, Coppertorn. ll2
tWalshl l3 10 10. third Time. 1:02 la.
Napa Nick Lady Elizabeth, lewiston.
Old Mexico and Jim Carerata finished as
named
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BRILLIANT RACING
AT M0NCRlEF PARK

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Jan. 2a.-An
excellent crowd witnessed some brilliant
racing at Moucrief today. Pulka. freely
offered At 80 TO /, enjoyed the longest
price incidentally defeating the good colt
Carroll. who looked tho winner through
out. The track was exceptionally fast,
summary:
First race. six furlongs. maidens-
Sandy Hin. TO :, won; Amy L.. TO !.
second; Anenby. L. TO ], third. Time
l:14.
Second race. five and one-half furlongs
selling-King Ayondale. To >. won:
Stringency. TO l. second; Enlist. 40 to
i. third. Time. 10Y -
Third race. six surlongs. purse-Pulka,
40 to !, won: Milton B.. IL to /. second ;
Carroll to ,, third. Time. 1.13 30.
Fourth race. mile, selling handicap
Pocomok'. 6 To I, won; Otilo ) to j,
second; DR.. Barkley. 3 TO /, third. Time
1:89 40.
Fifth race. six furlones. sclltng-Sey-
mour. 4 70 10. won: Grenada 20 to l.
second; G. W. Burt. 30 TO |. third. Time,
1:I3.
Sixth race. mile, seliing-skyo. . to >,
won: Endy mions % TO /. second Killie
Crankie, 20 10 1. third. Time, l:Al 1-5.
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Football Needs Reform

NEW YORK. Jan, 24.-Fordham uni
versity Will insist on radical football RE-
vision al the February meeting of the
rules committee. a statement published
in the current issue OF the official uni
vcrsity organ. the Fordham monthly.
says that the Ford1am demands will be
along the line Of the stand taken by
David Starr Jordan OF Leland Stanford
several years ago. He objected to the
dangerous system o. interference. low
tacklug in the open field, plays directed
against individuals and mass plays The
statement concludes;
Football needs reform. During the
past season II has slain thirty. fatally
injured twenty, and seriously wounded a
thousand others
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Raymond Illinois Mining company.
PRINCIPAL place OF business. Salt Lake
City. Utah. Mines at Eureka. Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
Ing of the directors. duly held December
20, 1909. an assessment of one-half of a
cent per share per month, for three
months. was levied on the outstanding
capital stock OF the corporation. payable
to M. b. Johnson, at room SOC Atlas block,
as follows
One-half cent per share. payable i'm
mediately. Any stock upon which this
assessment may remain unpaid on the
18th day Of January 1910. wifi be delln-
Quent and advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless payment is made be-
fore, will be sold on the 3rd day of Feb
ruary, 1910, to pay the delinquent assess
tisiDg and expense OF sale.
One-han cent per share shall be nav
able on the 3th day o. February ieio
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the 5th day of
vertised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment Is made before will be
sold on the 21st day Of March, 1910,
to pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gether with the cost OF advertising and
expense of SALE
able ON the END day OF March, 1910 Any
stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on the goth day Of April,
1910. will be delinquent ane advertised
payment is made before. will be sold on
the 5th day of May, 1910. to pay tho de-
llnquent assessment, together with tho
cost Of advertising and expense OF sale.
]. c. LYNCH. Secretary.
5o6 Atlas block.
f1
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New Basket Schedule

As a result of the failure Of the b,
V u. athletic council TO comply with
the schedule. all basketball games be-
tween the varsity aud the Provo teams
became Cancelled Owing 10 the TACT
that the date set for tho varsity games
with the Logan Aggies and B. Y. G.,
came in tho week OF final examinations
at the university. the date for the l'o-
gan games had To be changed and. ac-
cordinely. the state schedule committee
met and arranged To Let the l.. -. :.
team take The Logan, trip next week and
the varsity team follow later in the sea
il necessary TO place the date Of the
varsity Provo game for january 2S.
The Provo representative on the state
schedule committee was willing TO ac-
cept this date for The Provo game. This
breach between the two schools destroys
all interest in the sport. as only real
competition would come between the var
slty and the Provo teams.
Tho revised schedule is as follows:
January 2S. l.. d. S. u. vs.. u, Of U. at
Salt Lake.
January 2s a. c. u. VS.. E. Y. c. at
Logan.
February 4. L. u. $. L. VS.. E. Y. c.
February 5. l.. d. S, L. VS.. a. c. L. at
Logan.
February II. B, z. c. vs.. A, G. L. al
Logan
February l.. T. Y. L. vs.. L. D, S. u.
al salt Lake.
February IL. L. of L. VS.. A. c. u. at
February IS. A. {. q. VS.. b. Y. L. at
Provo.
February ~, \. c. L. rs. j.. d. S. u.
at Salt Lake.
February 25. L. OF L. vs. b, Y. C, a,
Logan.
February %. l.. d. S. U. vs.. B. Y. U.
at Provo.
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SALT LAKE GETS BIG AERONAUTIC MEET
SULLIVAN NOTIFIED OF
PLACE FOR CONTEST
Rickard Guarantees the Entire
Purse i'm Case Bout Is
Tntcriercd With.

Special 10 The Tribune
NEW YORK. Jan ef-rhat TEX"
Riclsard iuterds holding the Jeffrles-
Johnson fight In Salt Lake and no place
else is shown in a letter which Tim Sui
livau has just received from the famous
promoter. which reads as follows:
ITO YOU. as official stakeholder OF the
JeffrIcs johnson boxing contest, JulE y,
l. IA partner with Jack Gleason of san
Francisco. as promoters OF the forty
Gvc-rornd boxing contest. wish to olii-
cially notify you that the battle VIII tako
place In Salt Lake city.
u Wish further To notify you that
stand ready at any tine to post the en-
tire purse with vou and. in the event
Of official interference or through any
cause or fault of tho Utah authorities.
tho boxing contest should he stopped,
authorize Won 10 pay over the cntrc
purse of Sinl. 900 posted with You. 10 the
representatives of James J. Jcnrics OF
jack Johnson. TEX R1CkARD.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE,

Promontory Mining company, a cor
poration. Principal office and place OF
business at 50 Commercial block. Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
ing OF the board OF directors OF the
Promontory Mining company, held on the
of one fourth CD of one cent per share
was levied on the outstanding capital
stock of the corporation. payable at the
office OF said company 81 Commercial
block. Salt Lake City. Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the 24th day Of
February. 1910. will be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction. and
unless payment Is made before, will be
sold on the 18th day OF April. 1910, to
pay delinquent assessment. together with
The cost OF advertising and expenses of
sale,
l., ". PHILLIPS. Secretary.
Office OF said company. "a Commercial
block. Sail Cake City. Utah.
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BEST DAYS SPORT
AT TAMPA MEETING
Autumn Girl Beats Mrs. ScWeII
in Stretch Duel by a
Nose.

TAMPA. Ian, 2f.-rhc best days sport
OF the IHmpa meeting WAS afforded
today Count Dc Oro was the medium
of successful plunge in tho 2-ycar-old
rncc, hciuS backed from to Ia 4 10 ..
| Tho fcatur" uf In" day was the stretch
duel between Autumn Girl aud Mrs.
Scwcl, tho former winning by n nose
summary:
First FACE, about six furlouGa-Count
De orc, 4" >. won. Mrs. Carter, - Ia
!. second; Louise f.. 10 !, third. Time.
0:26
Second race, i've aud half furlouEs b
Grouse. 10 |. won Dathriuo Montour.
10 /: second: Enslcy, To l. third
Time. ll2 10.
Third race. about siN furlonGs. selling
John Garner Ia =. Won. Judge DIM
don. . 10 :. second; Dry Dollar, TO ..
third Time, l:lS.
Fourth race. seven turloues. selling -
Autumn Girl even. won. Mrs, Scwell,
even. second, Irian. to >. third. Time.
80 go
Firih race. five furloncs selling -Eillie
IlbDS. Ia >, won; EEcu;chcon. ! to !.
second; Warner Griswcn. to .. third
Time. l;oi.
Sixth race. ono milo and an eighth.
selling -Nancn. To .. won. Mater Lake.
90 10 l, second, Otogo. 10 >, third
Time, ,03.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

The Little Chief Mining and Milling
company; principal place OF business Salt
Lake City, Utah; location OF mine Euro
ka. Juab county. Utah.
Notice-There is delinquent on the fol-
lowing described stock on account Of as
scssmenr No. AZ. of one % cent per
share levied on tho Sth day of Decem-
Der. 1909. the amount set opposite the
name OF the shareholder. as follows:
No. cert. Name. Shares. Amt.
206T-bal. 20tS-Dern &c Thomas. I OF
And in accordance with the law and
an order of the board of directors, made
on the Stii day OF December, 1909, so
many shares OF stock as may be neces
sary will be sold at public auction. at
room No. S22, Ncwhouse building. Main
street Salt Lake City, Utah. on Monday.
the 31st day of January, 1910. at IL
o'clock noon. to pay the delinquent as
sessmcnt thereon, together with The cost
of advertising and expense OF sale.
LANES z. DRISCOII.. Secretary.
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NOTICE OF SCHOOL BOND
ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given that an election
| has been called and will be held In each
municipal ward OF Salt Lake City on the
Goth day OF January, A. D., 1910. to vote
upon the question: Shall the board OF
education OF Salt Lake City issue and
sell bonds or the number, amount. denom-
lnation, rate of interest and running for
the number OF years hereinafter set out.
/. Said election Will be held in Salt
Lake City, Utah. on Saturday the twenty
ninth day OF January. 1910 There will
he hve polling places, one In each Of the
five municipal wards. as follows.
First Municipal Ward-Room No. 200,
City and County building.
Second Municipal Ward-No. 81 Post
office place,
Third Municipal ward-High school.
corner First North and Second West
streets.
Fourth Municipal ward-Longfellow
school, corner j street and First avenue.
First South. between Ath and oth East
streets
2, The names of the Judges to conduct
the election at the respective polling
First Municipal Ward-A. L. Hamlin.
No No: ll$f do PRINCETON Ssi avenue; Wm: Groes-
Movie, $sa south Ninth East street
Second Municipal Ward-Alfred c.
Thorne. ~ West Sixth South street;
Gsose %est stTei rs @ ds Souh Seoona md
South First West street
Third Municipal Ward-William D.
Neal, 800 Center street: Thomas L. Jer-
emy. 5s North Sixth West street; II, NJ.
H. Lund, 6d6 West North Temple street
Fourth Municipal WarG--E. l. Sloan,
272 c street: VIM. H. Tibbals, 1905 Third
avenue; S. b. Clawson, II Canyon road
Fifth Municipal Ward-Edward Pearce.
2so South Tenth East street: Samuel B.
Wcsterfeld, 9T6 East Second South street;
Mark Reedall. 129 McCIeiland avenue.
3. The. polls will remain open during
the time from seven o'clock In the morn
Ing uutn seven IN the evening.
4. The total number OF bonds TO he
issued and sold II the bond issue be ap-
proved Is seven hundred (T00) and the
denomination or face value of each bond
is one thousand dollars $4,000. making
the total amount. of the proposed bond
issue seven hundred thousand dollars
(S1o0.OO TO bear interest at the rate
of four per cent per annum, paysb bic
semi annually. said bond 10 run for per-
iod OF twenty years.
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF SALT
LAKE CITY.
j. T, Hammond. President
l.. T. Judd, Clerk.
d1o-p
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Roller and Farmer Burns responded and
were driven 10 the club grounds at 9:3O
o'clock in the morning. Upon the arrival
az the traps. Je1 Was the first To speak.
He said:
Doctor. I understand that you hnve
made record while here. and am anx-
ious 10 meet you in match. but / pro-
pose that Gotch who know is an expert
shot, be included In the contest. making
IL three -cornered. This match is for tho
dinner. you know. for all ,he boys that
tho trap boys who was admiring the big
champion
Boa got the gums ready and opened a
case OF Winchester shells and filled tho
pockets OF the three shooters. Gotch was
placed at No. ]. Jeffries came next, and
Roller held down the third stake.
Champions Shoot
Pull" shouted Gotch, and the trap
threw ont a target. which the champion
wrestler smothcred.
Good for YOU" shouted the largo
crowd which had gathered at the traps
10 get 2 glimpse OF the champions.
Pull shouted Jeffries. and hc smoked
his target into snuff.
"Pull"' called Or. Roller but alas he
missed. but the target did not go to waste.
as Jel1 ,snuffed il out before the clay
bird hit the ground,
in this way the shoot continued until
t~enty-hve targets had been shot at.
leTrics invariably shot al all targets
missed by his opponents. breaking a ma
When the scorer checked M IL was
found that Ioffries had won the match
with twenty-five broken out at possible
twenty-five: Gotch was second with twcn-
~ broken, while Dr Roller tied his sun
day score of nineteen
No one had ever heard Jeffros say that
he could shoot blucrockS and his victory
came in consequence, as q big surprise
10 Gotch and Roller, Farmer Burns did
not care to shoot. hut stood on the side
lines coaching. first one and then the
other.
The rifles were then brought out. and
all three champions did some rcmarkaole
shooting. Large boulders were selected
on the hillside from 600 TO 1000 yards dis
tant, and IL seemed TO be no trick for
Jefries Roller or Gotch TO hit the rocks.
Jefrrics greatly enjoyed tho shooting
and said that he had a much better time
than at any place on his trip. He said
that IL was generally a show followed hy
dinner that his friends got up for him
and while he never liked To refuse still
hc much preferred tho fresh air and the
hills He asked great many questions
regarding the SnoW-cappcd hills 10 the
east, and when he was told that he could
find bear mountain lions wild cats and
other game. he Immediately began TO get
interested. and said 1c wished he could
stay aDothor week and he would take a
trip into the llils. In fact. tho bows re
manned at the gun club grounds so long
thai Irvine waa compelled 10 break all
speed records returning the party 10 the
city in his American Traveller car In order
To eaten the Ogden train
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"CYCL0NE" THOMPSON
D0DGES PETE SULLIVAN

Manager Grant received n telegram
from Cyclone johnny Thompson Mon
day evening announcing that he would
be unable to box with Pete Sullivan for
some time 10 como and asked for post
pnncmcnt nf the contest
When Sullivan was seen regarding the
matter he said that he did not think
Thompson would come through. as the
Pocatclln licking could not be so easily
forgotten.
As tho fans are all anxious to sec Sui
Ivan and "Birdleg' Collins go again. a
contest may he arranged between these
two liEht~ciEhts in the near future. Sui
Hvan says Collins viii never last the
limit again. Collins says tho same thing
uf Sullivan.
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Jcvne will play u. Morgan tonight.
High School Basketball.

There has been considerable discus
sion about tho tie for the girls class
ba skctbail championship at the high
school between the senior and sophomore
teams The two classes are anxious 10
play off the tie, both being confident OF
winning.
Basketball at the high school may be-
come "A sport Of the past unless present
conditions change materially. The pres
cnt team viii bc shot to pieces" unless
the boys pass in the required studios.
At present Captain Frank Hurlbut, Man
agcr Heber Romncy and Warthman arc
behind in their required work. Several
other members OF the squad arc on the
doubtful list.
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Fort Douglas Sport Notes.

Lieutenant Elliott OF Company II OF the
post is anxious 10 match his rincmen
against the team from tho signal corps
The soldiers use the regular Springfield
army rifle with the % caiibcr bore. and
will give the Guardsmen tho privilege
Of doing the same. Lieutenant Elliott
said that the war department issued an
order whereby the regulars at the post
should help the guardsmen as much As
possible 1t Is possible match viii be
held Sunday noon in the armory hal.
The signal corps basketball team is
stlll keeping UP its good work. and Man
ascr Paul Armstrong is anxious TO take
his team 10 Manu and play the Manti
nve on tho evening that the new artnory
Is nnenol.
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JEFFR|ES-GOTCH
COMPANY LEAVES
Champions Entertained at Gun
Club All Morning by John
s. Boa.
TEN" RICHARD INSISTS
FIGHT is COMING HERE
Nevada Promoter Will Meet
Gleason Soon TO Decide Place
for Contest.

The Jsffries-Gotch company left Mon
day on the 1:%5 O. S. l.. train for ogden
Tex" Rickard accompanied the party as
far Us Ogden. and last night left FOR his
home In ELY. New. where he Will spend 2
week thinking over the iishr proposition.
While the JeffrIcs- -Giotch company is tour
ing the northwest, Ricllard will get into
communication with Jack Gleason. The
two promoters may meet ia Reno, New.
although EickarJ may "ontinuc ON To SHu
Francisco to meet Gleason about the time
Jeffries arrives there. The fans Will he
held in suspense until this meeting takes
place.
Before leaving Monday. Richard bid all
his friends odbys, and his last words
were:
Boys, yoU arc going 10 got the big
contest. 1enries wants il here and so
does Johnson.
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Paulhan Snubs Countrymen.

LOS ANGELES. Cal, Jan. 2i.-Whcn
Louis PaUlhan was at the zenith of his
career as star OF the aviation meeting
the CercIe Coquelin, OF which the wealth
lest and most influential French resi-
dents are members. a banquet was
planned at which the great man bird
was 10 have been the guest OF honor. He
failed 10 appear. and the Ccrclc eN-
presses his displcasure at the snub In
letter appearing today in a local
French weekly paper
The letter is couchcd in satirical Ian
guage. II calls Paulhan 'the birdlet
caprlcious," and concludes:
'You are a great aviator. NJ. Pauiban,
and charming good fellow. but con-
tinue'-which freely rendered resolves
itself into the popular phrase, beat Il.