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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-24
Jacksonville Entries.

Special To The Irlpune'
JACKSONVILLE. Feb. 2G.-Entrles
for tomoTrows ; races.
First race, scven-siXteenthS OF mile.
sclllng-RcDovator 90: Schnchel Fritz.
lO8: Hawkli1c. lO3; Abe Attcl. los; New
Star. 10; Oravle, 10; Clay, III; Eed
second race. three quarters Of a mile,
selling-Low Heart. %; Mary Rue, 49,
Horace f., 100; Endymion 100; llayre,
100; E,ustacian. 10l; M. j. Whelan lQ1 ;
Enlist lO2; Sir Vagrant, l02: Eldorado.
lO3; Mystery, lo4; c. Clamp. lo4 Brown
Tony. i06.
Third race mile and seventy yards,
seling-BaIlot Box. 149. Tivolini, lac,
Gramsar, li9. Crepps Bcckbam. l19
Fourth race: ono mile puEsIe1R9yal purse r. va
by' IO6, DR. EioIzberg lo6; Joe Rose.
1Oe: Rio Grande. III; Campaisner. III
purse-Queens Song, 81; Fulfill. lo7: In,
dian Maid. 107: Abrasion. lo7 Ferrand
Cecilian l07: Adalia. loI; The Golden
sixth race. mile and a sixteenth. sell
inp-Mugwump. l0l Harry Scott, 10i;
Relle Scott. lO4. Artcr.. 1o6; Woolstone
los: Warneld. 100; Mamie Algol, los: ST.
| Joseph III
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MEDDLING HANNAH WINS
SIX-FURL0NG HANDICAP

JUAREZ. Feb. 22-Mcddling Hannah.
at TO ]. won the handicap. SIX furlongs.
at Terrazas Park today. One lavorite
won.
Summary:
First race, selling, six furlonss-
Sam Webb, 9S o. Wilson,. II to /. sec
ond: III Pcrfccto. 100 (McCarthy) s to l..
third, Time. l:15 20. Charles Fox and
Tipstcr also ran
Second race. selling. seven furlongs-
Miss Nisilant 100 (Hoffman), to J.,
won; Restitution, 1lO Ctice). to l. sec
ond, Melton Cloth l07 Of. Brooks). 10 10
J. third Time. l:27 2-5. san Quinn
Virginia Lindsey, Minnie Bright, ADpro-
Tod and j j. il. also ran.
Third race. two-ycar- olds four fur
Ioncs-Cat. 81 tGarncr) To :. won:
Juarez. 100 (McGahey), IS to ., second
Rampant. 96 O.. Wilson, TO l. third.
Time "A 20. Miss Brunette Candy Kid,
Tod Stone and Brave Wiihers also ran
Fourth race. six furlonGs-Meddling
Sevcnlull Il5 TancrD, 10 I. second
Marchmoner. ll2 tMolcsworth). TO
third. Time. 1:l2 &-5 Al Muller. Glcl
Helen and Sugar Maid also ran. Col
Bob left at post.
Fifth race selling. six longs-Glsdy'
Louis lO5 (McCshcy). lG to |, won; Beal
Man. lO9 CRicc). to .. second; Ethe
Day, l02 (Farncp. 10 ,, third. lime
ll:i31-5 Howard Pearson. Florence My
! crs. IJhrdlyson and Bantronia also ran
Don Hamilton left at post.
Sixth race. selling, one mile-Ilume. y
! CWilson), s TO /. won. l.ista. Us lGarncrl
| : 10 . second: Gcrrymandcr. 100 (RiCc)
| 6 to D. third. Time, $40. Bon Ton, Mrs
| Nugent Hancock and Niblick also ran.
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JuareZ Entries.

JUAREz. Feb 23,-Terrazas Park en-
tries for Thursday:
First race seven furlongs-tlimalaya,
Jl2: Rubiola l09; Fred Mulholland 1903
Billy Taylor 1909: Vohoomc l0l; Gibson.
lOI; sTom Franks 90; Charles Fox. 80,
second race. five and half furlonEs-
C i. Cox. III, Elder ~; Uncle Walter,
il.: Dick Veslal. li2, Dandy Dancer no;
Valley Stream. 10; Flylng Pearl, llO:
MYRTLE Dixon. 10. Lillian Ray. llO,
4Reuben. 100; Regards, loI
Third race. two years old. three and =
half furlongs-Juarez. 10: Solid 1lO;
Brave Withers, ITO. Little Dick, 10: Cli-
ola, lOT. Ina. lOI. Dreamy, lol,. Coed.
i07 Candy Kid l07; Iwalani l05. Kim
folks, lO7; Mary Rudd, 1OI
Fourth race. seven urlones-Meadow
l2g; Lady Esther, l02; ocean Queen. "a;
German Silver. ~.
Fifth race. six fwlongs-Deuce. los
Calves los: 7Ilidden Hand, lo6; B. j.
Swanncr. io5; Albion, lo2; Bill Bramble
100: 'Plume 9S Lady Adelaidr. 9S
y.udec Shortall. %; 'Hardlyson. 81.
sixth race. one mile-Tinis. lO9i Knight
blaze. iO7: SPclleas. 1O4; "The Slcker
i0l: Cardinal Sario. l0l: George Cuyton
iOi; Associatc 1Ol; Contcstee. l0l: Ora
Sudduth. 30; prince OF CASTLE. 96: Miss
ViciIant %: %Maurctania, 81.
Apprentice allowance.
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HEAGREN MANAGER
OF SALT PALACE
viii Manage Bicycle Track the
Coming Season: Opening
May 80.
EXPECTS TO GIVE AWAY
$4,000 TO THE RIDERS
Says He Has Majority of the
Best Racing Men Ready
to Sign.

Harry W. IieaGren. who so successfully
managed the salt Palace bicycle track
last year was Wednesday selected by
Francis Heath as the manager of the
track the coming year. Heath tried haId
10 secure another manager, In fact. made
4 trip 10 New York City TO investigate
the bicycle game. and. finding that he
was completely at sea. returned 10 salt
Lake City without having accomplished
anything except spending tho price Ior
the eastern trip. HALF dozen men. scN-
Cral of them riders. have been trying 10
secure the management of the track.
Finally Heath came to lloa crCn'S terms
and the track management Is settled, as
far as the present season is concerned,
In taking the management at this late
date. Ilcagron is giving the other promo
teyS a big handicap. but according TO ad-
vices received by lIcaercn from tho east
a majority uf the best riders have been
holding OF pending the selection OF a
manager here. and Ileasrcn said We'd
men here Tor this year than he mad
last year. and ii he can do this the saucer
track will be big success.
II-aSrcn announced that the season
would open May 20. Decoration day lie
said that he gave the riders $1,000 in
prizes last year and hoped TO be able
10 increase this amount To 100000 the
present season
The bicycle track is iu fine condition
and needs but little repair work which
IIcaGrcn saws he win attend 10 immedi-
atcly. so that when the weather clears
the riders can commence training Tor INC
season. HcaGrcn SAYS that he will be
riders signed for the coming season with
i'm few uINS.
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PLAY CONTINUES IN
NATIONAL LAWN TENNIS

NEW YORK. Feb 93.-Play IN the ma
iionat indoor lawn tennis championship
tournament WAS drawn down 10 the semi
dnal round in singles and doubles to-
day. In the singles. r. 4. Holden, Jr
chicago defeated William Hall. 6-s. S-6.
So,
W. c. Grant defeated Il. d. Richey GA.
Cd. {. II. Gardner. California. defeated
j 5. Cushman. G-3. 60. and G.. L.
Touchard. California defeated DR.. W.
Roscubaum. 6-t, Cd.
In the doubles. Nj Cherlock and W. b.
CraSin. Jr. runners up TO the champion
ship for Two years. defeated NJ :. Clark
and William VI. Hall, g., 6-l. 6-3 G
Cragin and y. S Cragin defeated H. A.
Plumcr. cXYalc captain. and Edward w.
Leonard. ex-Harvard and Boston. 30.
Ca.
Gardner and Touchard defeated the
Vale pair Holden and F. NJ. Watrous.
e.. 6-S
The other bracket was won by e NJ
Philips and l. +. Lee/ycstcrday.
The finals will be reached tomorrow
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the seventy five strongest cities
country.
Mr. Rhodes also said i'm the mo,
commercial events OF the past'
years. extending the Held of CON
from the limits of this nation
countries OF the Orient. invoNfn
investment not OF millions of dollal
OF billions. that in this unparallel,
tension of commerce is found d,
thought suggesting 10 the chul
America. that Christianity must
extensive with world wide iinaucI
lcrpriscs- This industrial movcm
the age has prepared the hearts OF
lean Christian men TO receive the
Sition from tn" church In arb
eVangclize, as well as commercial
world, and FOR every man 10 nuke
tianity at least Co-cqual in life W
claims Of business.
Mr.. Rhodes $ remarks had tel
feet upon every man at the lu
aSl every one left the meeting
vital interest in. and serious
mination 10 make The coming con
reach as many men as possible
city, and to become the greatest n
movement among men In the his
the iDtcrmouutain west.
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RAIN AND MUDDY TRACK
HURT M0NCRIEF RACING

JACKSONVILLE Fla. Feb 2&.-ln"
element weather and a track anSle-deep
in mud contributed materially 10 an on
day at Moncriet park
Summary.
First race six furlongs. selling-Allan
Fearn. 16 To 5. won: iIerdsman. II TO !,
second; Universe. even: third. Time.
l.16 2-5.
Second race. four furlones purse
Master John. To .. won Louis katz'
30 to j. second. Ellanette, TO !. third,
Time. 40 Is.
Third race. seven furlongs. selling
George w. Iebold, ! to l, won. elem
Beachey. 20 to /. second: Sally Preston,
3 10 = third. Time. l:30
Fourth race. six furlongs. purSe-L NJ
Green. II TO .. won, John Griffin. . 10
; second; Or. BarlSley. T. to ], third.
Time. 1s1i 20.
First Peep. To 10. won; Cablesram. II
90 L. second; Admonitor, 20 TO J.. Third.
Time. lIo 1-o
Sixth race. mile and a sixteenth, sell
ing-Shapdalc. TO ], won: Cowan. , 10
>. second; OuiIo, TO J. third. Time,
.Jl.
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CUMMINGS FIELD WILL
BE SODDED IN SPRING

The university athletic field will he
graded and soddcd. according 20 the dc,
cision rendered by the athletic council
"Wednesday afternoon. Tho pipes for
carrying water to tho field will he laid
Immediately. and tho final grading done
IN orde- that the grass VIII have ample
time To become thoroughly rooted before
the football season opens.
Owing to the tearing mp of the icld,
the baseball team Will have TO find am
other place to practice. II was runlored
that the varsity would not have base
ball team this year on account OF not
shaving a field This is not true. how
ever FOR the varsity viii enter the Statc
league.
Another rulins made by tho council
thar Will he of interest 10 other schools
Of the state is The fact that in all dual
meets and athletic contests this sprins
the rules adopted hy the L. ]. y. {. VIII
be followed strictly. These rules pro-
vide that no athlete shall compete Tor
any school longer than four years. rus
rule Will greatly affect the T. y. L.
nj Provo
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DEFENSE HAS CHANCE
IN TIMBER CASES
Witnesses Swear That Those
Who Testified for Govern
ment Are Not Truthful.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
BOISE, Ida. Feb 23-William +, Ket-
tenbach. George II kester and William
Dwyer, charged with conspiracy to de-
fraud the government out Of valuable
timber lands, and now ON trial here. were
this. afternoon given an opportunity TO
disprove the evidence introduced by the
government and establish their luno-
cence. Steps taken late today for this
purpose placed a number OF witnesses
on the stand, who testified that Cortell.
Morrison. Robnett and other government
Witnesses bore an unSaNory reputation
and their truth and veracity could not
be depended upon.
An early adjournment was forced be-
cause the prosecution did not have its
other witness present. The defendants
will probably take the stand tomorrow.
The court denied the motion TO dismiss
the case against kctteubach.
The government rested its case short
" after court convened this afternoon.
Ii had spent the entire morning session
introducing documentary evidence. con-
Meeting the links In the chain of evil
dence il has been fastening about the de-
PENDANTS during the past six days. and
which corroboTatcd the confession given
by Clarence w. Robnctt. who imph-
Gated the trio with deliberately plotting
timber lands and later deed them over
through the lewiston National bank 10
kcSter and Kcttenbach.
Judge Dietrich ruled that the evidence
OF a deceased person could be introduced
and the government made use of thai
given by Norman Jackson, which cor
roborated Robnctts confession and was
damaging To the defense
The deeds of the dummy entrymeI
transferring the timber land 10 the de-
PENDANTS were introduced Mrs. William
Dwycr wife of one OF the defendants
took the stand and testified as to the
bad character of Morrison. During tho
entire session wranglnS was indulscd III
by counsel for both sides. forcing the
court to administer d severe rcprmand
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NELSON'S DEFEAT TIES
UP STREET CAR COMPANY

CHICAGO. Feb 23.-Owing 10 the de-
feat OF Battling Nelson by Ad WolGast
Tuesday action upon "a proposed cMten-
M. near Chicago. had to be postponed
Nelson owns property at Hegeswisch and
was scheduled To appear in few days
before the council transportation com
mittce TO give his views on the subject
\ delegation OF property owners ap-
pearcd before the committee today. one
said. owing to what happened TO Mel
son last night we ask you TO defer con-
sidcration OF the street railway extension
for couple OF weeks. VIC fear Mr.. Nell
son will be unable 10 appear before you
sooner.
In Difference TO Mr.. Nelson asd the
chairman of the committee. the post
poncment is granted.
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FAvOR|TES AND WELL
PLAYED HORSES WIN
Orelio Proves Big Disappoint-
ment: Redeem Beats
Gretchen g.

OAKLAND. Feb 23 --Favorites and
wellplayed horses were successful at
EmeryNile today The track was muddy,
but form was well maintained. One Of
the choices 10 dlsappoint was Orclo The
Baldwin horse was held at odds-on. but
failed 10 find inside the money Redeem
got up In time TO beat Gretchen 6. a
nose I'm the hfth.
First race. three and half furlonss.
pursc-lIilt Junes. i07 tMartinl, 10
second; Acadcmis,. 1o7 CWilliams). s 10
/. third. Time ~ -. Ravia. Eonta-
bella. CrcsabcI and Sir Victor finished as
named
Second race, six fyrlongs selling-Bu-
collie. los Nosperl. . Ia ) won Copper
field, 1l2 (Mcntry) to :, second; May
Pink. 9s tSelden). II To- /. third Time.
l:l5 $-5. r; II. F'laherty, Pegsy O'Neal,
Rustllns SILK Bold, Blanche c.. Lady
Rensselaer, Lovely Mary Sir FrctfUl and
Colonel Brady finished as named.
Third race six furlongs. sellng-ArSo-
naut. loi lShilling); 3 to :. won; 30
Quarter, 1l2 CBorcn. 4 TO /, second;
Steel, III u'owers) 8 TO |. third. Time
l:l6 3-5. Charles Green. sam Barber
ODaiaSSa. Who. Duke of Milan Louis
Streubcr, Maud Nice. and 81. Francis
finished as named,
Fourth race. futurity course, selling
Sewell. III CMcntry). IL TO >, wou In
Panchita, 9l (Thomasj. 10 90 L. third
! Time. II I-5. Orcio and Madeline Mus
grave finished as named.
Fifth race. one mile, selling-Redccm
| 90 Crhomasl, > to I, won: Gretchen g.
! lol CMartin)- 10 TO l. second Mr.. Bishop
| 100 (PaGe). 10 /. third Time, 1874 G-5
| Rubric. Silvcrlne. Peleroso Colone
Jack. Paul Clifford and Special Deliver.
/ finished as named,
Sixth race. five and a half furIongs
| selling-Myles O'Connel. l02 CGross). Il
| 20 5. won; Good Intent, 107 (Shilllng)
| even. second; Recon. IO2 CParl<cr). : Il
! /. third Time. ! 09 80. Roberta Aide
( Gulch and Cameo liused as named.
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HARMONIC S0CIETY'S
MASQUERADE

Successful to marked degree "
ball ana musical cntcrtainmcnt
Wednesday night In Conscrvatol
by the German Harmonic society,
ganiZation OF the German music
Of Salt Lake.
More than 300 natives of the
land were in attcndamce, enjoyin
the dancing and refreshments, al
the rendition OF the HARMONIC \
an original song, composed by Pr
i,ndorh. leader OF the Harmonic
and orchestra.
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SAD MOMENT F6
NELSON s MOI
Can Not Hold Back tho
When She Hears tho
News.
SAYS NELSON DID NOT
TRAIN LONG IN
Hopes That the Battler
Give Up Prize Fight
in Future.

CHICAGO, Feb. 23.-"Th,s :. /.
dest moment OF my life" s,,d ~,
son. mother OF Battling Yorso-
nome in Hedge wisch. RS sho s,.
brush aside the tears that c.,rr.s
her face last night. after .hc !.
her sons defeat by Ad wolras,'
Francisco. eeS'
i hope Battling will give 81,
now. He has been so bns,. Al,
travelling in thc last year that'
think hc prepared long enough
match. Nobody ever can accneo
a dishonest act. though. aud
he Is greater in dcfca; thai baa
from his rival.
I'VE watched an Afternoon :
after supper timc for word from
and all of us looked for tha sa
sage he had sent us so often
victory. | hope he was not hur,
Battling would always stand
fight until it seemed hc must
and die. Perhaps this lesson "a
him 10 give UP prize fighting"
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ACKERMAN ARRIVES
IN FINE CONDITION
Has Been Training at Helper:
Heagren Says Big Advance
Ticket Sale.

Al Aclicrmau. champion wclterweisht
wrestler Of the United states arrived
Wednesday night. and. ii his appearance
goes FOR anything. Ackcrmon Is I'm the
finest of condition. He said that he weighs
li5 pounds, while the agreement calls FOR
1lS pounds the wctcrweiSht limit. and
he also said that il" would win
.Ackcrman has been training at Helper.
does not mind the altitude in the least.
lie said that if Mike Yokcl throws him
IL viii be- because the Y. NJ. G. a. man
is tho better. There will be no excuses
Ia offer
Harry lIeaGrcn. who is promoting the
match. said Wednesday that the ticket
sale FOR The contest Is FAR ahead OF any
previous known sales. and present indica
lions point to an exceptionally large
crowd.
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BOGUS ARMY OFFICER
GIVEN JAIL SENTENCE

Los ANGEL. .ES, Cal, Feb. 23,-Thoma.
T.. Ueany alias Lieut.. Harry c. kinG
and Mai George c. Anderson pleaded
guilty in the United State district court
today OF having impersonated an Officer
in the United States army. aud was sen
fenced To eight months in jail Gen
Horatio C. King OF Brooklyn, whose sol
IIcanv impersonated and Charles j.
Spencer. United States commissioner oi
ST Paul where Heany served time io'
a similar offense in 1903, were among tnt
witnesses summoned Heany was charged
with obtaining loans through his imper-
SOnat Ions.
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COURT REFUSES TO
REINSTATE ABERDEEN

dccn Baseball club suffered defeat in
the superior court today when Judge
Mitchell Gillian handed down decision
refusing request for court ordcr 10
compel the Northwest Baseball league 10
rcinState the club, which was dropped
"for business reasons as provided IN
The by-laws The court held that no
evidence of undue influence or fraud
had been produced. Seattle. Tacoma
Vancouver and Spokane constitute a
four-club league and have already adopt
ed n playing schedule.
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BASKETBALL GAME
FOR CHAMPION
Y. NJ. {. A. and B. Y. i. viii
Play TO Decide Best Team
in the State.

Being anxious To decide which is the
better team the Provo Is. y. 4. and the
Salt Lake y NJ. c. 4. have arranged for
a match game to he played next Satur-
day at the Y. NJ. c. y. The teams stand
tied with one game won and one game
lost, each.
\ large crowd OF Provo fans will come
with the team 10 be present In Tie
''rooters gallery
Both teams are going to Chicago TO play
in the basketball series for the cham
pionship and each team Is anxious to
leave Utah as the state champion. The
Y NJ G.. a team VIII leave here March
6, the championship games oelnE scneu
uled in Chicago for March is, II and is
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SUIT FILED TO TEST
NEYADA'S PRIMARY

RENO. New. Feb. 2S,-Suit wa
today In tho district court at
city M test the direct primal1
passed in this state 10y the iast
lature. The action was brouf
Henry Ritter. wealthy brewer
city. against Secretary OF State
Douglass,
1t is alleged in the complaint. w
very lengthy. that the law Is unco
tional on many grounds. chiei
which are that it takes from the
fed electors the right to run I
office and that ii prevents the foI
OF new political parties in the 81
The new law has been The ca
much discussion in the press
state since its passage
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The lineup
Seniors.
Crowd Sees Exhibitions

ed by his accident yesterday when his
biplanc dropped 10 the ground. Charles
X Hamilton repaired his. machine over
night and gave other exhibitions today
In one OF his flights Hamilton crossed
over the line into Mexico. a large
crowd witnessed the exhibitions this
afternoon in this city.
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MACKAY'S STATEMENT
OF THE P0STALS

NEW YORK. Feb. 25.-Mr. Clare
AIackay. president OF the Postal Tc|
Gable company made the following
mcnt late this afternoon: The
company his sold i!s entire holdl
stock in the American. TcleGraI
Telephone company. y large part
money. at least. Will he used TO
and strengthen the land and aces
tems"
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FIGHT PROMOTERS ARE
BEATING ABOUT BUSH

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2$-Although
he admitted that in all probability the
JcrIries- johnson fight would take place
i'm this city Tex RickaTd, i'm a statement
given 10 the press tonight. denied that a
definite agreement had been reached. He
declared that tho reported conference
with Supervisor Hcrgct. at which such
an agreement was said to have been en-
tered into, was nothing more than a
friendly talk between liorSei and him
self and said that Jack Gleason, his lel-
low promoter, was not present
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SAWYER Beats Edwards,

CHICAGO, Feb. 23.-Ned Sawyer Of
Wheaton club. defeated Kenneth Edwards
OF Midlothian club ] up, at the indoor
golf school yesterday. playing the card
Of the Midlothian Country club. Sawyer.
Edwards. Warren Wood. Ma Phelps
and Bert Marks have entered for the
western indoor championships 10 be
played. at the school next month.
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SMOKE CLEARED
Former Champion Says He Was
3yertrained: Wants An
other Match.
NEW CHAMPION WILL NOT
FIGHT FOR SOME TIME
Battler Leaves for Chicago,
From Where He Will Go to
New Mexico Ranch.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. @3.-Now that
the smoke OF the Nelson Wolgast battle
has cleared away and numerous reports
of the defeated champions serious In
iurcs from the fight have been rcfutcd
by Nelson himself the sporting world Is
devoting It's attention Ia the possibility
OF second meeting between the men.
Nelson from his place OF retirement in
the baths. has sent out repeated demands
for another chance. lie insists that he
was not IN good condition: that he still
had n chance when Referee Smith
stopped tho lighting. Wolsast says Mel
son VIII have to wait lie proposes TO
exercise the privileges OF championship
now thai he has won the title. He
agrees that Nelson is entitled 10 another
fight
sporting writers arc inclined 10 doubt
thai the men viii meet again They ap-
parently concur I'm believing that Nelson
has gone back and that his age and
years of training have told upon him at
last but hold him 10 stlll be dangerous
man.
Who Is Next?
In the meantime they are looking about
for the next fstic event. 1t appears TO
b. Nelson against Cyclone Johnny
Thompson. The managers of the pair met
today and again tonight TO discuss d.
round match at no distant date. Ihey
are said to have virtually agreed 10 gen
cral terms, the winner to challenge VOL
CAST.
Another topic OF sporting converse tion
tonight was The challenge from Cans,
who lost no time In claiming WolGasl
attention. The negro asked for a 20
round bout. but it is not thought likely
his challenge will produce results.
Nelson spent the day I'm the baths here.
He left for Chicago tonight al ? clock.
He was much battered about the face.
but showed no loss OF spirit, He says
that he was ovcrtraincd. On his ability
To come back" he said he was prepared
to wager $4,000 as side bet, Nelson
stated today that he would devote him
self 10 his theatrical engagements for
the present anG would go TO his ranch
I'm New Mexico
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-24
AUTOMOBILES BARRED
IN YELLOWSTONE PARK

CHEYENNE. Wyo. Feb, 23.-Automo-
biles are TO be barred In Yellowstone
park. according TO a special dispatch re-
ceived from Washington today. Secre-
tary of the Interior Ballinger has issued
such an order 1t Is said. because automo-
bi1es irghten horses being driven over
Stecp and dangerous roads.