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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-07
SOCIETY
ToDAY's EVENTS.

a
. The largest social event Of the g
), afternoon will be the reception .
!. and tea 10 be given by Mrs. l.. l. 9
p Terry IN her new home in Fed 2
= eral Heights.
!. Mrs. Claude s. williams and e
: Miss Charlotte Holmes will be 6
{. the hostesgos this afternoon al a 9
:, bridge affair. followed by tea, at 9
I, tho home OF Mrs. Williams In the z
{: Sampson fats
& Dir. and Mrs. Walter G.. Tut c
3 tie will entertain this evening at 4.
o. dinner 81 their home IN First 6
{. avenue.
Mrs. Fred Hornung and Mrs. {
t. J. 81. Davis entertain this after d:
81 noon with a bridge tea in the {
3. apartments OF the former IN the Z
/. Miller flats.
g At the University club at 1
e. o'clock Miss Fannie Bird viii Z,
e. give a luncheon IN honor Of Miss s
{: Lulu ID. Barr.
I. The marriage OF Miss Theresa {
{. l.. Burton end Frank r. Clark {
{, will take place this evening at {
{. the home Of the brides parents {
e I'm Second avenue.
co. =
{. The senior program to be given 8
g. this evening By the graduating {
., class at Rowland Hall in the as
q. sembly room viii consist Of es- 4
o. Says by the four graduates. the
o. Misses Beuiah B. Behle. Jose
q. phinc II Wen, Dorothy +.
o. Bluuck and NJ. Beatrice Sumner. 4
z. A vocal duet will be given by the
90 AIisscs Isabel and Amy Osborne.
81 The Rowland Hall Clee club viii
q. sing. and Miss Gladys McConau-
chy Miss Bohlo and Miss We'll
e. will render instrumental num- G
q. bers a large reception will be
., held later I'm the library for
q: friends and patrons OF the school
q. The following program viii be
q. given today az tho MONDAY re-
. cital In the Tabernacle:
Assistant Organist Tracy Y. Can
non at the organ.
e, Offertoire In A Miner. Guilmant
e, Sercnade -..... schubert
o. ca lcTilo ....-....... % W cry
.. Cb) Berccuse ........S pinney
Co Old Melody ....
., Arr. by Performer
q. wedding March from Md
summer Nights Dream.
o. " ... ..... Mendelssohn
:. 90 3s@: o 20 % Q 9
=
The spacious rooms in the I. 7
Farnsworth residence I'm East Firs
South street yesterday were the seen
or n brilliant gathering when Mr.
Farnsworth entertained with a doze
or more tables Of bridge. with man
more coming i'm for tea. Roses an
peonies I'm all OF the gorgeous summs
shades decked the rooms and she
their fragrance In tho dining room
where the hostess was assisted by Mr.
Frank y. Stephens Mrs. Frank Kno
Mrs. =. ID. Woodruff. Mrs. o. X Levi
Mrs. J. NJ Bowman. Mrs. Junius Jung
and Miss Edna Farnsworth. IN
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Jchn harrington. the liveryman, has
phones 273.
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UTAH NATIONAL
BANK
salt Lake City. Utah.
Capital and surplus, 1000.

W. S. Mccormick. President
Thomas r. Cutler. Vice President
Rodney T. Badger. Cashier.
c. II. Wells. Assistant Cashier.
sOIicits accounts from Banks, Ffrms.
Corporations and Individuals Fully
equipped savings department. Per
Cent Paid on Time Deposits Safety De-
posIf Vaults for Rent.
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. y. Sowles hav,
gone to Chicago for a short stay.
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Out OF town guests at Rowland
hall for the commencement exercises.
are Mrs. Arnold Powell and daughter.
Miss Meta Powell, one OF the gradu-
ates Of last year. from Delta. COlora-
do; Mrs. Helen Regain OF Boise. Mrs.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Jaschka left the
latter part of the week for the east.
where they will remain for two
months. spending the greater part of
the time in Atlantic City
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salt Lake & Los Angeles Railway Co
Saltair Beach Time Table
Trains

Fare round trip. - cents.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-28
SEARCH FOR TREASURE.

London, July 2S.-Somewhere in
Davy Jones locker in the neighbor-
hood of Tobermory. on the Scotch
west coast, lies Spanish treasure
ship wrecked there at the time of the
Great Armada. Much money has al
ready been spent in attempts to To-
cate the sunken treasure. without re-
suit, but now a serious effort is to be
made.
Lieut.. Col. Mackenzie Foss is head
ing London syndicate, well supplied
with money, which will get busy on
the proposed site of the treasure ship,
which the colonel thinks he has To-
Gated within an area of 400 square
feet. Tobermory is on the land of
the Duke of Argyll. from whom per-
mission has been obtained to exploit
the wreck.
Pearl divers from Ceylon, who
work without diving dresses, are to
be employed to bring up the millions
of dollars worth of gold plate sup
posed to be lying in the Golfers of the
sunken galleon.
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DEBRIS STOPS
STUB PUMPS

An unusually heavy rainfall in the
mountains east of Palisade last night
caused the Grand river to rise about
sixteen inches for a distance of a mile
and half. \ large amount of debris
and logs came down stream and lodg-
ed against the headgate of the Stub
ditch and causing a stoppage of the
pumps.
A large gang of men was put to
work today and 1t is hoped to have
the accumulation cleared away by
morning.
The trouble at the headgate caus-
ed rumor to spread about town to
the effect that the dam at the Stub
ditch had gone out. but this is not
the case.
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ANTARCTIC EXPLORERS
TO PHONE OVER ICE

London, July 2S-Captain Scott's
Antarctic expedition will be able to
telephone to their ship when they are
marching towards the South Pole.
The expedition is taking a telephone
equipment specially suited for low
temperatures. No insulators will be
necessary, as ice and snow are non
conductors, and the wires will simply
be laid on the ice a certain distance
apart, probably about six feet. The
explorers viii be able to speak to the
party left aboard the "Terre Nova"
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RAILROAD NOTES

Firemen Marshall. House and
Drum have reported for work.
Fireman Nolan is laying off a few
days by permission.
The Hutchison touring party. 25 in
number, returning home from the
coast, will pass through Grand juno
tion August l.
Engine a which has been in bad
order for some time will be repaired
and sent to Cardiff for a general over
hauling.
The Western Pacific averages one
frult train per day now. Nine special
trains have been delivered to the Rio
Grande.
Storekeeper Benton, accompanied
by General Storekeeper Hall of Dem
yer, left this morning for Delta on an
inspection trip.
Machinist Pearce and Wilbur Hards
of the transfer platform. have return
ed from an excellent outing spent at
Gunnison and are back at work.
Foreman Cy Thompson left this
morning for Gunnison to spend a
few days fishing. Machinist Barry
is filling his position.
Hostler Helper Dudley and Night
Engine Dispatcher Robert Rodd ey-
pect to leave for Denver in a few days
for short vacation.
James Wilson. of Denver, is filling
the position vacated by the resigna-
ton of Walter Speakman as stenog-
rapher in the master mechanics of
flee.
Brakeman Andrews is laying off
for few days the occasion being n
visit from his father and mother. He
mad not seen them for some time and
Is greatly enjoying their stay.
Engineer Felix Alkire, who has
been off for several days since the
terrible automobile accident at Wing
er siding has been released from sub
poena by the coroner and has report
ed for work
Beginning August 1st the shopmen
and machinists will resume the nine
hour per day six day per week sched-
ule which will be gladly received bv
all. The increase in traffic and in
creased activity of railroad business
in all branches is accountable for the
additional working hours.
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Ralph S. Kelley, in the special Sc
cret service of the land department OF
the government, accompanied by II.
j. Atwell in the same service, are in
the city on business matters connect
ed with the land department. Mr.
Kelley was here Several years ago, at
the time of the beginning of the trou-
Bile over the Redlands claims. Mr.
Kelley had no information to impart
on the matter of his presence here
at this time.
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There appears to be little probab-
ility of the Baptist church being built
this year. The plan of moving the
parsonage on Seventh Street to the
rear of the lot will likely be carried
out as talked of but the erection of
the new edifice will be postponed
until spring of next year or until suf-
ficient funds have been raised and a
debt of approximately $2,500 on the
old church is paid off.
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Arthur Wadsworth and wife have
returned from Milwaukee and other
eastern points where they have been
in attendance at the national conven-
tion of the Elks. From Milwaukee
they visited a number of eastern
cities but were called home sooner
than they anticipated returning by
the very serious illness of Mrs. Wads-
worth's sister, Mrs. Gertrude A.
Pearce.
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The call for tenders OF bids on the
new st. Mary's hospital closes Sat
urday of this week. So far there have
been but four competing firms of
contractors, one from Denver, a sec
ond from Pueblo and two from Grand
Junction.
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Some needless individual caused
the owners of the Fair block consid-
cradle work and expense last evening
by destroying the handsome Job of
uniting in the hall and stairway of the
falr building by placing their hands
IN the fresh green paint of the screen
doors and then wiping them off on
lne walls as they proceeded upward
through the Railways. Every few
Ieet the imprint of hand in green
on the cream colored calsomine was
discovered by the janitor this morn
ing. The owners of the building
would be glad to make the acuuaint-
ance of the thoughtless wretch.
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GRAIN MARKET.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Hogs Receipts: Chicago, 10000;
Kansas City, 5000; Omaha, 400.
Market &c lower.
Cattle-Receipts: Chicago, $500 /;
Kansas City, 5000; Omaha, $500.
Market steady.
Sheep-Receipts: Chicago. $4,000:
Kansas City, 1000; Omaha, $500.
Market sc lower.
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TAKES LIFE IN JAIL

Trinidad, Colo, July 2S.-Ill with
typhoid fever and declaring he would
not go to a hospital. Tony Deyin COM
mitted suicide in jail here today by
hanging himself to water pipe.
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RAIN HITS DENVER
TSpecial to The Sentinel, I

Denver, July 2S.-Aheavy rain
storm struck here shortly after noon
today. and in 10 minutes 0.64 of an
inch had fallen. The temperature
also fell z degrees in that length OF
time.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Baker, of
KealakeSuas, Hawaii, are stopping at
the Hotel La Court.
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Miss Ethel Adams will entertain a
part yof young ladies and gentlemen
to an elegantly appointed dinner to-
morrow afternoon at the Adams home
on East Rood avenue. The major
portion of the party will include those
who were in camp with Miss Adams
at Norrie.
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The Aspen juvenile band will be
on hand at Glenwood road race day
August l4th to show what good mu-
sicians they are. They were trained
under the tutelage of Prof. Herring
ton and they are prepared to render
some fine music.
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TO SUE STATE LAND
rSnecinl 10 The sentinel.

Denver, July 2S.-Because there
have been 125 applications from
farmers for state lands, the board
will advertise for sale $4,000 acres
Of agricultural land at prices ranging
from $12 to S35 an acre.
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Mrs. !. II. Cope and daughter leave
Sunday for Seattle to spend few
weeks ON the coast.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-28

Olof Nelson, the Palisade ranch
man, is a business visitor in the city
today.
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j. d. Finsley, of Albuquerque. n
W.. is a visitor in the Grand valley
this week.
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Attorney n. C. Miller leaves on No.
6 tonight for Denver where he goes
in the interests of the famous water
condemnation case.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-28

Miss Rowena Wheeler will enter
tain a number of her friends at an
informal evening party on Friday ev-
ening of next week
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-28

Miss Ella Mauke. of Chicago. is
visiting Mrs. Alex Seegmiller at the
Seegmiller home, 1908 East Rood.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-28

Secretary Thos. F. Mahony leaves
tonight for Denver to attend the reg
ular meeting of the Colorado State
Board of immigration.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-28

WANTED-At once buyer for
Mesa County National Bank stock.
What will you give? Write P. o.
Box SO.
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A. r. Honnald. of the government
reclamation service. is business Wis
itor in the city TODAY from Montrose
accompanied by C. S. Kinney of that
city.
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TODAY'S MARKET REPORT.

tReported by the Grand Junction
Brokerage Company.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-28

w. F. Byers and wife left today on
No. 16 for their old home in Illinois
after a visit with the formers bro.
ther, J. F. Byers of this city.
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WANTED.

WANTED-Violins, guitars and
mandolins to repair. All work
guaranteed and charges reasonable.
Geo. A. Hardwick, violin maker
and repairer, 107 South First-st.
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HAIR WoRK-Mrs. Stewart, 123
White.
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WANTED-Fresh COW, gentle and
young. Address j. E. Cobb, route q.
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WANTED-Competent girl or woman
for general housework. Small fam
lily, no children. Good wages. Call
mornings. Cos North 7th street.
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WANTED-More gentlemen to Join
our gents pressing club. One suit
per week sponged and pressed for
Sl.5O per month Up-To-Date
Cleaning & Dye Works. Phone
junction 21I. GAL Main street.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front
room, new, modern. Only two in
family. No other roomers. S55
Colorado avenue.
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WANTED - Everybody.s panamas
and felt hats to bleach, clean,
block and retrim. All work strict
iy first-class. Up-To-Date Clean
ing & Dye Works. Phone junction
211. GAL Main street.
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PROMOTERS TEMPTING
GOTCH WITH BIG OFFER

Chicago. Dec. 6.-Frank Gotch.
wrestling champion Of the world. is
waverng Hc hasn't said So himself.
bat is is known that some OF the Of
ferings Die has had placed before him
by different promoters ana would-be
promoters are getting under the big
Iowa mans skin and he hates 20 see
all that money get away.
Emil Nlauk. Gotchs former manager.
announce that he is i'm receipt of an
offer OF $4,000 in cold. hard plunkers
from o. man named Van Dusen Of this
city. the same 60 he deposited in a
Humboldt bank when .Gotch says the
word and to- be Franks at Che con-
clusion OF "a tour Of twelve weeks ON
the road with an athletic combina-
| ton
This scheme does NOT include any big
matches with any Of the foreign stars
like Zbyszco. Hackeuschmidt or Nah
wout. but the tour win be modelled on
similar lines TO- those OF the Jcffrics-
Gotch show OF last winter just before
Jeffries started his futile training Tor
| tho Reno episode. Gotch is undecided
| what De viii do about the offer
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LEAN PICKS Up EVEN
Dozen POINTS ON lEVAE

D. B. Lean saturated one OF Lloyd
Jcvne's billiard tables with coil" last
night. in the second block of the 200
point cushion. match between the
two cracks. aud as result 2ained
back twelve points of the twenfy-four r.
point lead Jevua took in the first
block. The men are playing five blocks
n forty points and the score no AZ
stands. Jevue. 500 Lean. So.
Leans safety game was effective ana
the former champion was thrown Off
his stroke FOR "A majority nf the inn-
ings. Lean played fine billiards. start
Ing Off strong and then holding the
former champion safe
In the eignty-eighth inning Jevne
broke loose with a run OF six. which
cut down the lead of his opponent con-
siderablv.
The block took ninety-thrcc innings
Lean made two runs OF three aud one
of five. with Jevre getting six and
two threes.
Lean says ho VIII work his safety
game for am that is in DO. and expect.
fo cut down Icvne's twelvc-uoiut lead
before two more blocks have beer
played.
The third block Of forty points viii
De- plcyed at Jcvnn.s haH Ht $3.50 tu'
uight. The match BIS drawing big crowd
of enthusiasts.
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At Pensacola

Pensacola. Fla, Dec. 6.-FrcczinE
temperature held the attendance at too
.a1.-s races down to small proportions
and detracted interest from the sport
FaVO-iLes were successful In most "
tno races. Results.
First race. -FOUR and haif furlongs-
sonhurst. 90 O.. won. Saho Blond.
even. second. Talow Dip. TO ], third.
Thine. $50 1-5.
second race. four and one-half fur
Iar..z--f urrtta. TO 3. won. Percy
TAYLOR. s. tp !. second. BOdlSin. TO
tNirt. Time. $50 s-5.
Third race. sis and half furlouEs--
SEE. buustau. Go 3. won. Mascarol. 3 ro
q. second. Don Hamilton. q To- 3. third.
Time. 1.15 DEB.
Fourth race. Sis and half furlongs
IHyCncE. to- .. W0u- DFeIau. even.
soctud;. Dander TO- s. third. Time.
1..- IS.
Firth race. five furloues-Lodeston
% 90 Or. won. Bright Maiden go TO-.
second: Hickey I to 3. third. Time
.gI 2-r.
Sixth race. one miie-san Gn. to
won. Horizon. even. second. sam Hcr-
nard. out third. Time. 1916 2-5.
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SETS NEW
WALKING RECORDS

New York. Dec. 6.-News OF the es-
adjustment of series Of new vorlG' 81
walking records. made few days -r
iu Milan Italy. has just reached this
city. The new title holder is u. ". T.
Ross. an Englishmau. who was enc
tered as scratch man Bon twenty Silo-
meter walking handicap The distance
i'm measure is twelve miles, T52 yards
and Ross won In one hour thirtv-five
minutes sixteen seconds. new world s.
record for the distance
In the course Of tho walk he also set
up new worlds record for ten. eleven
and twelve miles. His figures for
those distances were as follows.
Ten miles. 1.15;55.
Eleven miles. 1.23.53
Twelve miles. 1885
some of the old records had stood Tor
more than twelve wears.
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MAN WHO RODE LAWSON
FOR WORLDS TITLE HERE

Marcus Hurley. who iu 1904 at the
Crystal palace. London. raced liver Law
SON for the worlds cycling champion
shin. is d visitor I'm Salt Lake. Mr.
Hurley. who is graduate OF the Co
lumbia college mining school. is here
foIpuing his profession as a MINING
ru-iuecr. lfo bears the distinction or
being iIe ouIv amateur champion of
the bike game who retired with his
title intact.
The race af London followed n long
wrangfc i'm ENGLAND. First Hurley $
amateur status was questioned and
then after he had won the worlds anna
teur title he and lawson had GO get
a special sanction TO ride. The race
attracted great amount or interest
Lawson won by less than wheel
length.
Hurley was also one Of the best bas-
ketbaI players produced at Columbia
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round THE WORLD WINS
Coioacl appIcratc's Great Fiiiy r"csS
$50 Pounds and Equals the
raarcS Track Record.

Cludad Juarcz. Mexico. Dec. g.
Bound the World. carrying 100 pounds.
euualed Tire track record for five tur-
rorrazas park today by stepping it in
$50 E-s. she had To- be much the best
Co. win. ar prank Muileus SET terrific
pace. bat in thc last siXtecnth Round
Cine world came fast and won going
away ay haIf O. icuEth.
tn-eIus. the even money favorite.
easily won the handicap az seven fur
FIRST race. selling. three year-oIds.
ei- furfnug s--l'fl Heart. 1lI, Lew b.. %
to D. won. Little Marcnmont. ioa. r..
Burns. d. tp p. rcCrnd- Ramona larona-
1nt. Eruscrotcu. o to :. third. Time
ISIS Tady Elizabeth. fnvcr-arry.
EH'y Mayhue Si-cls and Marcus also
second race. seUin-. ee-year-olds
and up. five furlonEs-loh Lynch. ITO.
Nolesworth. S to- g. won Execute, ln6-
Eeuschoten. To- s. second; Jeanne
-f.g- clint Tucker. Grace Golden,
chapuiterec. waldorf Belle and Mack
Third race. tvo-year-oids. five far
. .Ou-s- Round The World. lLo. Rice
to d. won. Frank Mullens. 1l3. Man
fe-e. 90 Co 3. second. Oriental Pearl
. rHa. Allen. 40 60 L. third. Time-.73 --'
seth also ran.
Fourth race. haudicap. seven furlongs
I --AnEclus. 1f6. Murphy. even, won
f ocean queen, los. Cane. 3 to II. sec
puc- INQUIRY. no. Wilson. 90 TO n. third
. Time-1.Zf as. Green Seal and Hoya
captive also ram
Firtn race. selling. threc-year-old.
and up. six i0ug--Gladys Louise
f04. Manders 10 to b. won. lena Tech
109. lines. TO .. second. Miss C1ltn
ness. non. Benschotcn, To- third
Tiue-i-15. Cotytto. Florence s. am,
Terw.nltle also ran.
sixth race. selling. t1ree-E ear OF q
CAM. Q 90 I. won Fred Mulhollaud. JOE
Mummy. fr = second. Melissa. NNN
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At midnight Tho twelve leading
teams were -tI behind Che record. HIl
tied az 9t1 miles. Calvin and Anderson
were far to abe rear with goo miles.
laps. and SOON thereafter tIey declared
themselves Out OF tHe race. The rcc-
ord is 9l6 miles laps. made hy Root
Tho French team was eliminated care
Iy This afternoon with tNu refusal ~
fouchois Co relieve DIS partner. Georg-
The twelve teams lied for first place
at midnight toniEnt follow
Hehir-GouIet. kutt-Stol. Pye-WalNcr.
NacFa rlaud-Diarko koot-Morau. Fog-
.ef-titil NaIllpur-l - sons 19iins-
NrnnTDr. Cameron fl1Istold. MItteu-
Thomas. Wiley Lawrence. West-Dc-
mara.
~prints this afternoon and thi. cvcu-
inE resulted u Two bad 7niIIs. ln one
Lawson was knocked scueeIcsT. but was
quickly revived and resumed Che TRACKS
lu the other. 90 tnree-cnruer miNup Dee
tween UaIstead and Walker. who was
rid'uE close behind. stunned both anl
cut HaIste1d.r face. Their hurts were
Barry Morning Grind.
So evenly matched have tnc furr-
teen feg ms proved tnemHeI Ives mat tIfs
morninE. with the SECOND day or tIe
had occurred I'M thc standing OF amy u.
. the pairs OF riders. AII fourteen teams
chat time re.Ied OFT am even 500 miles.
which placed tnem az chat hour two
miles ana one Dap amend OF iHN recn 81
OF 6b- miles lars made n} Naci l.-
land ana Moran tWo years ago.
Despite tthe evenness OF the contest
the ulEht was renIcte witch incidents -
ATT fHe SurInlnrs were ON INe lnoh''l
. Tor am opening ana trIed time after time
to f,u1 a. Toon-hoIe through which fn
crawl for stolen lap. AICE'arItUN.
Clarke. Root and Moran were promf n0ul
f in these srrints. ln each case. how.
ever the srriuter found himself uounr.
d UNION rv the pack and beaten down fu
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BROWN AND DARTMOUTH
MAY MEET NEXT YEAR

Providence. T.. T.. Dec. 6-An infor-
mai ballot on the question ~ renewing
athletic relations with Dartmouth coy -
Iege was begun today nv the siugent'
III many students that nest sprin- Nli
see the two institutions once more
matched ON tFe diamond. They have
not met iu any athletic contests since
1907
At a Browne Dartmouth haselaN
game on ANDREW e field Pm that year an
rrnrfrc's decision. which seemed favor
,bfe to- Brown. started a dispute which
resulted iu Captain Skilen. ul the
Green nine taking his team Off the
fieid
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BOER WRESTLER FAILS
TO SHOW TITLE CLASS

Chico 40. Dec. S.-'rne championship
asufrafious of Peter Norcrt che Boer
wrestler. who came here in quest ~
Frank Gofch's crown. were given e
severe setback last uiCNt when ussiff
Iahmout. tle Bulgarian. won from tue
south Aforican Zoo straight falis with
ort apparent effort. Mahm0ut won tle
first FEN in e.2u with q double bar arm
and the second in 2.3o with haif-Ncl-
SON and leg lock.
Mahuout. who was at .cast ferty
pounds lighter than his Opponent. ass
stunned tho Aggressive in both bouts,
and the B0er did not naVc chance GO
show lis offensive tactics