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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-25
GENTLEMEN'S RACE AT
MONCRIEF is FIASC0

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Feb 24-The
Scntlemcn'S race, carded feature al
Moncrief park today. was more or less
n hasco Ballot Box, opening favorte,
ridden by Mr.. Wright. was the medium OF
world OF unfavorable criticism. Wright
did not appear To make IA move until
the race was lost 10 Tivolini.
Summary.
First race. three and a half furlongs.
selling-New Star. TO /. won; Abe At
tell. 8 TO >, second; Iawklike to /.
third. Time. "A 1-5.
Second race. six furongs. selling
lIavre. TO /. won; Enlist, 30 to l. sec
ond: Horace E., 3 TO >. third. Time,
l:16 So.
Third race. gentlemen's race mile and
seventy yards. selling-TiyolIni G TO s.
won: Gramsar. 20 To l. second, Ballot
Box. . 10 ,. third. Time. 1:55 80
Fourth race, one mile. purse-Dr Holz-
berg. to 10 won Royal Captive, 10 to
/. second. Sir Catesby, 16 TO /. third.
Time. 1:44 40.
Fifth race. seven furlonGs. purse-The
Golden Butterfly, 10 ], won; Fulfill.
TO D. second; Abrasion. to l. third.
Time. 80 20.
Sixth race. mile and a sixteenth. SELL
ing-Mamie Agol. TO /. won ArdrL
- to /. second; Harry. Scott. ) TO l. third.
Time. 1913 1-5.
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YOKEL AND ACKERMAN TO DECIDE TITLE
YOKEL AND ACKERMAN
TO WRESTLE TONIGHT
Will Meet i'm Catch as-Catch-C Can
Match for Worlds Cham
pionship.

Mike Yokel. who is considered tho best
wrestler in the west for his inches, and
Al Alderman, who claims the world q
weiterweight championship, will meet to-
night at the Salt Lake Thcater in Il
catch as catch can match, best two In
three falls. for the worlds championship.
Notwithstanding the fact that Alderman
claims the titie. Yokel rules favorite with
the fans mere, and all seem confident that
the Y. M. c. A. boy will win. Owing 10
the standing of the men the contest is OF
national interest, and II. w Heagren, who
is promoting the contest, announced
Thursday that the house had nearly been
sold, and ne says there will be a big jam
at the theater tonight
The wrestlers are to weigh in at 3 p.
m today at 1iS pounds. Mike Yokel Is
down to weight and says that he never
was in better condition. and says he VIII
win.
Mike Yokel and Al Alderman met In
the editorial rooms of The Tribune
Thursday night and agreed upon willard
Bean for referee. Any one suited Acker-
man. and he left II UP to the local man
ayers and TO Yokel although the latter
suggested Coach Maddoci of the univer-'
sity as his first choice.
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CHALLENGES RECEIVED
FOR AVIATION CONTESTS

NEW YORK. Feb. 2{-Three more
challenges for the international aviation
contest and two for the international pal
loon race have been received by President
Cortlandt F. Bishop OF the Aero Club OF
America. These entries. which arc from
aero clubs of Great Britain. make eight
foreign entrants for The aeroplane race
and twelve for the balloon contests. The
events are TO he held in this country next
October.
The British entrants for the AVIATION
meeting are i. r.. G.. Moore Brazons Nor
timer i, Stinger and John Dunville; All
three have taken part in several big
European meets.
For the balloon race. the British con-
testants are Lord Charles Stuart Rolls
and Maurice Egerton.
Under the rules OF the International
Aeronautic federation. entries for the bal
loon race cannot be received arter Feb
ruary L. but because of the delay OF the
Swiss Aero club in forwarding the trophy
TO this country, the British entries have
been accepted
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FIVE FAV0RITES CUT
LOOSE AT TAMPA TRACK

TAMPA, Fla, Feb. 24.-Five favorites
and one heavily played second choice re-
warded the players OF form today Sum
merllke weather prevailed and the sport
was ideal. The defeat OF Merry Gift
was the upset OF the day. this horse be-
ing held at > To- - in the betting. Cas-
sowary. showing a marked reversal of
form, won with ease.
Summary;
First race. three furlongs-Stepfathe
. TO 3 won: Count de ORC, TO l, sec
ond. Tod's Cottage, To !. third Time,
81 2-5.
Second race, five and half furlongs-
Jessica. 8 TO D won: Colonel Austin, 3
TO l. second: Cathryne Montour, to
i. third. Time. l;l2 30
Third race. five and a half furlongs
selling-Merman. 10 >. won; Ramon
Carona, TO !, second. Temper, . 10 /
Third. Time. I'LL 3-5.
Fourth race. six furlongs. selling-Cas-
sowary. TO !, won; Merry Gift l 10 2
second: Dry Dollar. to l. third. Time
1:17 3-5
Fifth race. ~furlongs. sclling-Nebu-
losus, even. won; Occidental, 20 10 L.
second; Alencon, 10 l, third Time.
1:I9.
Sixth race. six furlongs. selling-BilIie
IIbbs 10 >. won; Clysmic, to ). sec
ond. Charlotte Hamilton, 10 TO !, third,
Time lis l-J.
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OCEAN QUEEN BEATS
FAY0RlTE BY HEAD

J-AREZ. Mexico Feb. 24.-Ocean
Queen. at TO !. won the handicap at
seven furlongs by a head at TerraZas
park today, Meadow, the favorlte. was
second.
First race. seven furlongs, selling-Gib
son. s104 (Benescoteu). to i, won; Hima-
laya. 112 (Rice), TO .. second; Nohoome
lOT (McCahcy), 1 To ], third. Time, l:25
2-5 Rubiola Fred Nfulholland, Tom
Franks. Camera and Billy Taylor also
Second race. five and half furlongs
selling-Tlying Pearl, 10 (Molesworth).
TO l. won, Reuben. 107 (Garner), TO
l. second: Elder. ll2 (Smith). to ],
third. Time. l;07 20. Valley Stream
Dick Nestal. c. J, Cox Regards. En-
merke. Myrtle Dixon. Dandy Dancer
Third race two-year- -olds. three and a
half rurlongs-Iwalani, 101 tJ WILSON,. Is
TO /. won; Mary Rudd. 1O7 tMcSahey). .
to l. second Little Dick. llO Cl-owe), \
10 J. third Time. Al. Kinfolks. Brave
Withers Solid Cliola. Dreamy and Ina
also ran. Candy Kid fell
Fourth race, seven furlonss-Ocean
Queen. "a CBenescoten), 4 TO ]. won;
Meadow l22 (RIcc). II 10 8. second; Ger
man Silver 90 u. WILSON,, To. /. third.
Time. 1:26 Lady Esther also ran,
Fifth race. six CurlonGs. sening-llidden
Hand. 1O6 (Garncr). 20 ., won; adelaide
9S (J. Wilson,. l3 10 l, second; Hardy
1925 Calves, b. j.. Swanner. Judge
Shortali, Deuce and Albion II also ran.
Sixth race. one mile. selling-Miss Nisi-
liant. 1O2 (Jones). 10 To |. won: Pellcas
104 (Garner) 10 8 second: Prince of
CASTLE, 1Ol (Molesworth). 10 10 ]. third
George Guyton. Associate. Mauretania
and Tho Stickpr also ran.
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MODDERS TAKE TURN
At EMERYVILLE TRACK
Overlooked Long Shots Run
Away From the FayOrites in
Heavy Track.

OAKLAND. Feb. 24.-Favorites Jared
badly in the heavy going at Emeryville
today One of the upsets was in the
Temescal handicap. FOR which Madman
was am odds-on faVorlte. The lightly
weighted Cloudlight beat the barrier and
won all the way.
Kid North was another odds-on choice
TO disappoint, Descendant leading almost
from the start.
Summary:
First race, futurity course. purse-De-
ScenGant llO (MeRtry), TO /. won:
Basel. 100 (yosper). Il to l. second; Kid
North. 40 (Shnling). 10 10. third. Time.
l:14 20. Ocean View. Babe Nicely.
Cirio and Satsuma, Jr.. finished az
Second race. six fulongs, selling-n-
lusion, l07 tNosper) ; to l, won. No
Quarter los Shilling. TO 10. sec
Ranarka finished as named,
Third race. six furiongs, selling-Grace
G.. Ill Niartin). lS To ., won: Thistle
dello. ll5 Gowers). II TO 10. third Time,
l:l6 10 Ampedo and Margaret RAN
dolph finished as named
handieap-CIoudlighy. 900 ISIartin5. ! to
J., won; Madman. l22 (shnlng). . to 20.
second; Hamper. lO5 CPage), > 10 l.
third. Time. l:0l As All Alone and
Johnny Lyons finished as named.
Fifth race. one mile, sellng-Cataline.
Ill Wilhams). c to /. won; Wolfville,
Jog DENNY, j. to !. second: Trocha. 10i
Page). 4 to l.. third. Time. 1;f5 %.
Homeless. Litholin and Eleanor Robson
finished as named.
Sixth race. six furlongs. selling-Thom-
as Calhoun. liz (ShillingD even. won;
Hampass. l09 lNosperl. . to 1, third,
Time, 1916 10 DR.. Downie, Valance. Be
may. Theo Case, Biased, Atugsy Bal
made and Joseph s. Gibson finished as
named
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Jacksonville Entries.

Special to The Tribune,
JACKSONVILLE. Feb. 24.-Entries for
Fridays races:
First race, seven -SiNtcenths of a mile.
selling-Tom Flynn. 90: Dixie Blue, 9S:
May Weed, 30; Nalonia l02. Coleta. 103.
Grand Peggy. 10i, Mud Hen, l0i: Trait.
104: Tallahassee. 107: New Star, 109; Abe
Attell. no.
Second yace. three -fourths OF a mile.
selling George w Lcbolt. 103; Miss Her
bert 1O4; Anderson. 104: Font. los,
Boserrian. 1O7 Earls Court, 109i Car
thagc. l09. Hooray, 109
Third race. three-fourths Of n mile,
90; Whim. 102. Voltaire.
l02: Star Board 104; Howdy Howdy, 107
Kid. l01; Zacatecas. III.
Fourth race. eleventh -sXteenths OF a
mile, purse-Universe. 81; John Reardon.
9S; oghwaga, lO1. Mozart lO1; Havre.
l0l; NJ j Whelan. l03; Fenita Strome,
107; Dispute. ll2. Initiate. 1l2: Stafford.
H.; Guy Fisher, liz; Melino, llS;
Fifth race. -eishtRs of a mile, sell
ing-Lady McNaIly, -; Aunt Kate, 103:
Malediction. 106: Tres JOLT 107; Gold
Dust 107; May Amelia. 101, Admonitor.
I07: Cablegram, l09. Throckmorton, 100;
Dekalb. 100.
Sixth race a mile and serenity yards,
scllinG-Silyerin. %; Great Jubilee. 103;
Queen Lead. 1o3; Eldorado. 102 Ragman.
10i: Ceremonous, l07: Quagga, los, POGO
moke, lO9. Castlewood no.
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B. !. j. Of PROVO
W|THORAWS ENTRY
Four-Year Rule Adopted by
University of Utah the
Cause.
WILL NOT COMPETE IN
THE STATE TRACK MEET
Negotiating With Stanford, Lo-
gan Aggies for Special
Spring Meets.
snecial 10 rhe Tribnne.

Special to The Tribune
PROVO Feb 94.--At a meeting OF the
Il. Z. L. athletic council held yesterday.
it was decided so withdraw entry from
the state track league this year.
This is the third institution OF the
state 10 take ofrense at the newly adopt
ed "four-year" rule which provides that
athletes shall compete only four years in
college athletics.
This action on the part of the state
athletic authority" practically cripples
the B. Y, C. in track and fleld athletics,
In order TO provide a spring track
schedule the II. Y. u. has resolved upon
another course. 1t will be the policy OF
the 3. Y. L. TO secure at least three
meets with teams outside OF the state
\ meet with Stanford in this city IS
now practically assured. Bv contract Of
last year the r. Y. L. already has a
meet with the l.. OF T.. In all proba-
5ility The II. Y. L. will have the prlvi-
lcse of meeting Nevada at home and
then take trip TO Idaho. where the
toam will meet one OF the fastest track
and field teams in the west.
These meets, together with the one
with the A. G. OF Logan. VIII likely con
stltute the E. y. L. spring track and
fcld schedule for this year.
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NELSON AND ''CYCLONE"
THOMPSON WILL BOX
Former Champion Plainly Shows
Marks of Recent Mill With
AID WOIgast.

RENO. New. Feb. 2i.-Battling Nell
son. eX-lighGweight champion, accompa-
MED by his brother, Arthur, and Man
ager Robinson. passed through Reno TO-
day on No. 10 en- route TO Chicago. Both
Nelson and his manager stated that the
Dane will meet Cyclone" Thompson In
cisco some time during the last week In
April or the first week in May, Robin
son stated that the fight will be held In
the new Auditorium. which VIII be CON
strucred for that purpose, and Will he
the first forty y-five-round mill held in
San Francisco in recent years. LOUIS
Blot Will promote the fight. Robinson
stated that formal announcement OF the
Nelson Thompson fight will be made from
the stage in Chicago. Nelson appeared
on the rear end OF the train and greeted
some of his friends
lie presented a very much battered
countenauce and is apparently in poor
spirits.
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Nelson Agrees to
Fight the "CycIo,
JOHN Killing MUST |
HAVE GOOD Excl
Must Show Cause to the Matt.
Commission Why He Shonl
Play.

CINCINNATI. o.. Feb. a4.-roh :.
iormer star catcher Of the cbIc,.
oonai league baseball team mp,s
cause 10 the National baseban co,.
SION %ny he should be restored I'm in
siandins as q player. This marS.
9lso aIsi extended to the management =
Because Of lack OF evidence ,s
preme court OF baseball todav rs,,.a VA
take final action on Kings pati.9r qr
Reinstatement The case va dsI
AT length. ana then laid over for
consideration. ior
King and President Murphy ., A.
cago. club arc asked 10 furnish An
mission with copies OF all Tho corrns .uu
ence that has passed between tha,s
the close OF the PLAYING season ~
They aye given five days In which y.
sent this evidence. 70
An early resumption OF the ca,.
likely. as it Is stated that preaIdd !
r. Johnson OF the American leap,,e
is q member OF the commission Ia
part shortly for the Pacific coast
stay of some days
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EmerYVille Entries.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 2I.-E'oilowng
are the entries for Friday.
First race futmiJy course. selling
Louis Streuber. l25. Littleton. l25; Chit
tcrlinss. 1876: Escamado. 20: ThierTy,
I29. Jim Cafferata. li3: Cameo. ll3; Ar
char Hymau. l29: Silver Grain, 1l6 "Gl
Moino, los.
Second race. three and II half furlonss.
sellinR-Helcn Barbce. I0J. Vague. l0i:
Burbur. 1O5: Osaudcnc, l05; Jim Basey,
102; Adrian, ll$.
Third race, rumrty course. selling
Beda. III: Glcnndeanc. III; Sen Stone.
l29; BurIeieh. 10: Cohblesllil!. l29: Lord
Clinton; rs; Mi Drecho. IFS; Chamtilly,
IT,.
Fourth race five nrlongs. Jryineton
handicap Gilbert Rose. l02; Daddy Gip.
lo2 Raleigh y. D.. 10: Coppcrtown. 100.
Firth race milo and twenty yards. sell
ing-Mr Bishop. III; Valoski. IN Contra
Costa 81. Col. Jack. l1a: Wicket. 81.
Kubric. lli, AVontclls ~.
sixth race. mile and twenty yards. sell
m=-Stccl. 10i; Noladay. ili. Hi Col Cap.
IoG Catalire. lo6; j. X. laushrey. l06:
Right Sort il: Hannibal BeY. m. sam
Barber 10Y; "Dr. Downie. lol; Carmania,
100: fP"liSroso. lo9.
~ADprcntiCc allowance.
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FEW DECLARATIONS FOR
THE SPRING HANDICAP

NEW YORK. Feb. 2i.--As Anticipated
there have beer very few declarations
from the two spring handicaps. the
Brooklyn and Suburban. James 4. kpene
has declared out Ballot Helmet. Afflic-
tion. and Suech from the Brooklyn. and
Helmet and GraSmcrc from the Subur-
ban. This leaves Mr.. Kecnc'S representa-
lives in The Gravesend fixture to be Mas
kettle, l23 pounds; Hilarious. I22. and
Grasmerc, 100.
Mr.. kecne's representatives i'm tho Su-
burban will bc Ballot. 129 pounds Mas
kcttc. l23: Hilarious 1872: Affliction. 06
and Sweep. l0G. Other declaration from
the Brooklyn arc Woolwinder and Boggs;
from the Suburban. BogSs. The Fad and
Tipland.
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Mnrdock.
Alanti.
TENNIS SINGLES PRODUCE
REVERSALS OF FORM

NEW YORK. Feb 9i.-The finals of
both the singles and doubles were reached
today in The national indoor lawn tennis
championship. The singles produced re-
versals OF form. as r, 4. Holden. Jr,.
Yale, defeated the four times holder OF
tho championship. W. c. Grant. 81, 6-3.
In the other match G. T. Touchard dis
posed OF Carl r. Gardner Ga. 6-3.
Ir the doubles. NJ S. Charlock and W.
r Cragin. Jr.. defeated C. A. Cragin and
A. S Crasin 7-5, ca. and Touchard and
Gardner from the Pacific coast, de-
feated s. NJ. Phillips and F.. T. Leo.
GA. Ga. The doubles championship Will
be decided tomorrow.
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SPECTATORS WHISTLE
WALTZ DURING FIGHT

NEW YORK Feb. 2i.-Abe Atteli.
featherwcicht champion put il all over
Frankie Neil i'm a tcn-r round bout tonight.
II was ali Att"lls fight from start 10 fin
ish Neil WAS exhausted after the sec
ond round and so far ont classed tba 1t
appeared rs il Auell could have put linn
out al any time, had he so desired
So lIunteres ting WAS the contest that
the spectators spent good part of the
timr whist llnc n lTnnrnN MHltZ.
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Juarez Entries,

'JUAREZ, Feb. 2i,-Terrazas Park en-
tries for Friday:
First race. five furlongs-King Rover.
lO7; Billy Bard. l07; 9. w. Kennon. lO7;
Cesarjlass 109. Ina Johnson, ,lo9: Judith
Page, lOg. SainfoX. 1903; 'James Black
stock lo2: 'Deerfoot. 100; "Daisy Garth
100 Miss Calthness 100.
Second race. seven furlongs-Minno-
lette. lO5: 'Gladys Louise, iOf: Ethel
Day. 1903; Bantronia, 200; 'Plume. 100.
EAnnc McGee, 100: Camera, %, sod
Rose. 90.
Third race, -yoar-olds. four fur
longs Balella. no: Uncle Ben. lO7: Folk
l01 Splito. 100: JuareZ. 100.
Fourth race five furlonGs-EiXecut
lO7: GYPSY King, l0i LyKers, l02: John
Marrs. 10l: Barney Oldfeld. l0i; Beau
Man. 100; Joe Stokes. 100; Shirley Ross
more. 90: Jolly. ~; Hattie Garrett. %.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Joc Enrich
10: Sauguiuc. no: Lighthouse, no. Y. j.
Swanner. 107, Don Hamilton Sabado. lo7:
sSiivcT Stocking. l06: Melton Cloth. lot
Sixth race. ono mile-Aima Boy 100;
@McNally. l02, *Gibson. 100: 'Lists, 81:
"Lukc Gates 81.
ice allowance.
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GRANITE STUDENTS VILE
HAVE NEW GYMNAS)

The Granite high school will have A
gymnasium with the opening OF tho
term OF school. For some time the IN
bers OF the board have been contem1
ing such move. and il was not
This week that anything deflnite'
given out. The new gymnasium is 4
constructed on the vacant lot lust
OF the school. on Fourteenth South
Fifth East streets. Architects have
with the board and drawn up plans
the proposed structure. \ running II
large swimming pool and modern|
paratus for physical development WI
installed. The gym will be the REF
ton size. so that there can be MOI
putes over basketball games
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COLUMBIA HAS BRIGHT
PROSPECTS FOR ROWING

NEW YORK. Feb. 2l.-Encrgetic meas
ures taken by the Rowing club al Column
bia university TO get out candidates have
had the desired effect. and il Is believed
that by the beginning OF next week
Coach Rice will have one Of the largest
squads that has ever reported To him
The threat OF the athletic authorities TO
abolish rowing because OF lack of inter
est brought hundreds OF protests from
gradua tcS. q number OF whom took steps
10 investigate charges of waning en-
thusiasm and declared their intention TO
work TO arouse interest.
From group of graduates there came
the announcement today that II the Co
lumbia crew wins at Poughltcepsie this
year. money will be raised by the alumni
TO send 1t abroad TO compete against
English teams The last time that n
Columbia crew went TO England was in
1874.
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Varsity Goes to Logan.

The university basketball team
leave this afternoon for Logan,
the Brigham Young college and the
cultural college will play Friday
saturday evenings. These two 8
will complete the schedule for the
schools, and, as the varsity has der
all the teams in the league excep'
2. Y. =. OF Provo. the Logan games
not alter the standing OF the (.
Provo has cinched the title for the
collegiate championship. with the "
finishing in second place.
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UNIQUE BALL PASSES
FOR PRESIDENT TAFT

CHICAGO. Feb. 24.-Allgator skin with
a bit OF real l4karat gold VIII con,
tribute 10 the making of the 1910 annual
passes 30 be extended President Taft
and Vice President Sherman by y, y.
Johnson, president of the American
league The favors arrived at league
headquarters yesterday and Will be for
warded TO Washington.
In an effort TO get away from the ordi-
nary color scheme, President Johnson
hunted tireleSsly for the newest effect In
pass book binding. The alligator skin
scored the most points. and two beauti-
full designs were selected.
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Y. NJ. c. A. AND B. Y. U.
WILL PLAY FOR THE 7

A great deal Of interest is being
in the basketball game for the state
teur championship between the 3.
and the y. Nj. c. A. TO be played
day night at the Y. NJ. G. a. gymu,
This series of championship game
recently been arranged by Coach 3,
of the b. Y, L. and Mr. Gingrlch
local Y NJ G. ~. which seemed
the popular clamor of the support
both teams. j. has been said
Coach Bennlon's team that IL was II
defeated champion of the state. al
the other hand. the Salt Lake Y. NJ.
has been title holder OF the state
pionship for the past three veal
seemed wise 10 conduct n series OF
for the benefit OF public Interest
thereby decide which Of the two
has the right 10 the title.
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Bean onons GYMNASIUM.

Willard Beau we'll known all over the
western country as the Fighting Par
SON has again established himself in
business in Salt Lake City. He is now
the proprietor of the iiammam Baths
and Health parlors ~ the Linden hotel.
and is also physical director Of Il private
gymnasium FOR business men aud bows.
1t is not many years ago when lScan
met all comers at his weight week days
and preached Sundays. hence his name.
Fighting Parson. Al one time he held
the state championship. defeating Jim
Williams for the title.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

THE BISCUIT Mining company. ioe
y, nTincipei place OF business, Sait
City. sa,,rouent uuo
,oiIou,fnr described stock on accSM
assessment @ No. l. levied on the isu .
of November; 1909; nes ,ee Of setfus the resp So
set opposite tho naneS "a
Iiisn,,it Mining company 5SS. 1888
h'AI"i' and in accordance with law az
n,any U, W. shares OF each pa reel Of snsh .
' ns may be necessary Will be sold Z
office OF the company. o2S Asths sth 4
2an,,ary' I2a,' 1910. at IL o'clock. noon q
Sanua,S San 10 pay delinquent assessment 4
on together with tho. cost OF au''
Ing and expense OF sale.
"'s M. E WALKER, Secret1
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Feathers Sign Today.

peanuts Sinclair and Young Erlen-
born Will meet today TO sign articles oi
agreement for ten-round boxing match
TO be held in the near future. Erlenborn
came here from Denver and has been
trying TO secure a match for the past
month. At FIRST Sinclair was not willing
To meet Ercnborn, but now considers
that he can beat the Denver boy.
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CHICAGO WHITE S0X
WILL STOP OYER H

The Chicago White SoX will arrl
Salt Lake City Monday and will stol
for two hours before continuing thei
10 San Francisco. where the or
game of their training schedule "
played. While here President
Comisliy will make arrangements
match game with the Salt Lake
Bert MargeIrs Is already organic
team for the game and will NEE
Sox manager at the train 10 make
mite arrangements for March 80.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-25
H0SP'S WING INJURED
AND WILL NOT REPORT

LOS ANGELES. Feb Glowing 10 the
failure OF his pitching arm. Franz Hosp,
The pitcher purchased from the Los An
geles Coast league team by the Cincln
natl Nationals has announced that he
will not report for work with the major
league team. Hosp does not know what
the trouble is. but says he suffers
grinding" sensation in the shoulder when
he attempts TO pitch,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-25
M0RDECAI BROWN Is
HIGHEST-PRICED PLAYER

CHICAGO, Feb. 24.-Mordecal Brown.
the three fingered pitcher, who signed
two years contract with the Cubs yes
terday is the highest salaried pitcher IN
baseball according to Charles w Muir
ply president OF the club.
While the figures were not made pub
lie. Murphy said that Browns compensa-
tion exceeds that Of Christy Mathewson
OF the New York Nationals. II is said
that aside from the salary clause. there
is a bonus provision calling Tor an extra
stipend in event Brown wins thirty-five
games.