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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-01
RALEIGH ?. D. WINS
ELM|RA HANDICAP
BcdWeII Arrives From ,Iuarez
With Twelve Head of
GalloperS.

OAKLAND, cal. Dec S1.-Ealeigh r.
y Won The Elmira handicap at Emery
Vile today, Lady Elizabeth set n merry
pace but tired when the stretch was
reached Raleigh r. j. assumed tho lead
and won easily from Turrct and closed
fast Daddy Clip. tho fryoritc. showed
some speed but quit The track was
very sloppy and showery weather pre-
vailed.
Twelve horses, owned by H. g. Bed
wen. arrived from Juarea.
First race. five furlougs s-Pridc or Lis
more. liz McBridc) > 30 l. won; Babc
McNccly, io5 (Coburn). s 10 /. second
Basel. IL CKinG). 10 to l. third. Time,
l;o2 80. Descendant, JIerliana:. Canton,
Phosphorus sal Atticum. DircctelIc
Barney Mason and Cintra finished as
second race. six furIongs-Buy Myer.
CMiIlerJ. TO l. second: ST. Avon. 49,
rBoreD. 70 |. third. Time, l:l6, Mei
tondalc Bucolic. Contra Costa, Esoama
do Silver Grain. Jillctt and Titus If. fin
i=hcd named
Third race. mile aud twenty yards
Sink Spring, los cyosper). . 10 >. won;
MossbacE. ll5 tGrossl, l. TO I. third
Time. 10 30. Silver Line Mdereo
Lady Kitty. Maud McCi FiavIgny. Sure
~, Blanche G., Trust and Kermit finished
Us named.
Fourth race. seven furlongs. EImira
handIcap-Raleigh p. D.. 1o2 CGrossD. .
TO >. won: Turret. 10 IpuesnD. TO :"
second: Iady, Elizabeth. l01 CAudersonp
: 10 :, third. Time, rs Is. Daddy
Clip: Redeem, Sonia and Eddie Grancy
fTirth race. mile and twenty yards
Telii1s -circychen ii.l Ga lol martini. TO
second rrocha. los Gross 10 to
Third. Time, "a 80. Homeless. NV Pal
-. Ahans. Special Delivery, Huapals
Right Sort. Litholin, Salinu and Luxurio
finished As named
sixth race. Futurty co,irse-C;ossIper
III tSullivan). ~ TO g. second: Birth,
los ttottouD. L. Ia l. third Time, LIZ
Marvel p. Frcdonia, Thistle Belle. Sa-
lonN Jane, Ornate. Eanrosc and Belle
Farrow finished as named
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-01
M|CHEL|N CUP IS
WON BY FARMAN
Covers More Mileage and Re-
mains in Air Longer Than
His Competitors.
FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS
GOES WITH THE TROPHY
Travels III Miles in ! Hours,
II Minutes: Latham Fails
to Break Record.

PARIS. Dec 3l.-Thc Michelin cup foy
duration ard distance covered in the air
In 100? goes 10 Henry Fsvman, tho Eng
lSh acronaut. who on November u es-
iahlished r since unbeaten record, IA
miles in four hours, seventeen minutes
and thirty five seconds. keen strus-
ele for the prize ended AT sundown
Yesterday NJ De La Grange made l2+
miles In two hours and rnirtysiN min
utes Latham also tried 10 beat Far
mans record. and the competition was
,outinUed today, aIousinc great interest.
Farman was present, prepared TO make
smother fight il his record Was broken.
The Ni"Eeln trophy is given by NJ.
Michaiil. wealthy member o. the Aero
Cub of France, and consists Of beau
iifJl prize and So 0no, TO bc competed for
during. , period OF eight years. Each
lcar the troph" and $4,000. or one-cishth
"f the cash prize. goes Ia the aviator
making The longest fight In that year.
The trophy was offered first in 1905 and
was won by Wilbur Wright.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-01
NEW YEAR HANDICAP
WILL BE BIG FEATURE

JACKSONVILLE Fla. Dec al
Warmer weather prevailed today and
Moncriet park had ono of the largest
crowds of the week. IT Was good day
FOR long priced horses. 10 less than six
finishing within tho money.
The talent received a sudden Jolt in
the fourth, a handicap. and tho feature
Of the card. when Rat Maslcrson, an
S-to-l shot, beat out Guy Fisher and
EocScv Red.
TomnrroN's feature will he tho New
Year handicap for 2 purse of $1,000 over
diGtuncc Of one mile. Summary:
FIRST race. SIS furlnnES. ScllinS-,Iubilcc
Jusgiuss. TO l. Won; Brown Tony. . To
.. second; G3lica Lass. IL 10 L. third.
Tim". 1:iI -.
Second race. six turlonSS. scllinE-Com-
!U"dicuuc 6 Ia =. won; SANDY Iill. 6 to >.
second; Harold Hall 7 60 ]. third. Time,
l:1' -.
Third race. five furioucs breeders
l.'cc--Tona Fl. il To ,. Won. Harold. Jr..
90 To ]. second; sister Phyllis. - 10 /.
third. Time. :0J -.
Fourth race. sin fmloncs- Eat Master
son, 10 1. won; Guy Fisher. 10 I. sec
o7d: BooCer Rcd. 5 10 ., third. Time.
l;Ii.
Fifth race, seven lnrlonEs, selling Gun
ninc. +" l. won; Tollb"X. u To !. sec
ono: Camel. 10 Ia |. third. Time. les AZ
Sixth race. milo and siXtcciith. sell
-CampaisncT s 10 >. won; Spring
frog. II Ia I. second. Molescy 30 To D.
third. Time. 1ta i-5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-01
On the Rollers

Tho New Years party on roller skates,
NJ the Auditorium rink Friday night, was
ono OF tho most successful affairs ever
hold AT that place Of amusement While
upward Of 500 roller fans Skatcd the OLD
wear out and the new year in. 800 spec
tators watched the fun. There was a
special musical programme. an exhibition
Of trick and fancy bicycle riding by H..
e. Ackernsn. . couple race and a free
ior-all race OF two miles, for In" cham
pionship Of the city. for amateurs only.
The biz hall wss prcttily decorated for
tho occasion with flags. stTcsmcrs, col
ored lights and Japanese lanterns. aud
merIimsnt rciEned from tho Time the
doors opened until tho "younEstnT' 1910
made It's appearance. when the New
Years two-step was sksted by the merry
thronc The grand march. at 10 o'clock,
brought forth q great deal nf applause.
as tho skaters went through many grace
ful formations on the little wheels 10
rwo-Stop time.
The real excitement came when the
races were run.
miles. for the amateur championship of
before the race had gone mile there
were but three skaters left. The race
was won bv Ephraim jacobson. With
CLYDE -co6cld = close second. Inc tilpc
for the tao miles was 1:1S -.
The couple race Was \ most exciting
affair. Miss Kate Fellows and y Eowan
would undoubtedly have won bad II not
boon for a fall in the last lap. They
led for six laps but tho fall gave Enc
C'hattcrton and T. Latham the lead and
fhc race.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-01

W0LGAST'S MANAGER
WANTS MORE MONEY
According to Present Terms,
Nelson Gets Nearly All
the Gate.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 3l.-Sld Hes
ter. the night promoter. who Is endcnvor-
Ing 10 secure February match between
Battling Nelson and Ad Wolgast con-
fcrrcd today with Tom Jones WolgasCs
manager II IS understood that Hester
raised his offer 10 Woleast 10 $3.50, but
that Jones refused Nelson has declared
himscl! willing 20 accept Testers uropo-
sition and the promoter Is confident that
h@ can obtain permit for the match
some place about the bay. Jones stated
that he had received an offer from Hugh
Mcintosh, the Australian promoter. who
proposes ihat Wolgast meet Jimmy Britt.
"Bocr" Guholz and an Australian light
weight named Thorn At sydney, WolCast
fights Mcmsic In Los Angeles, January :,
and Jones said the Australian offer might
be accepted II the" could not come 20
terms before that time with Nelson.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-01
Juarez Entries.

Special 10 The Tribune
JuARE:Z. Mexico. Dec 2l.-Entrics for
Saturday.
First race. six rurlongs- Roundcr los
Dave Montgomery. los: .Iohrny Wise. los :
III PcTfecto. l0o. High Culture. 1906: Dclf.
143; Catherine scott 102; master Clar-
ence 100: Lady psnchita. as.
Second race, seven furlongs-CharIic
Doherty. liz; Kopek. 100: Black Hawk.
lo.; Chian Belle. lo7; Posing i01; Joltcr.
los predk' ~, los; Bon Ton. loi ',sabs
1oi.. Nhip. Top. lo2; ~McNally, loi .R
o. Smith. 90.
Third race. 2-year-cIds. three furlonca-
Frank Mullens. no. Own Time. ITO.
Sterling. 10: Princess Industry. IOl: Miss
Brunette. io7 Sophrony Grown. i05: Cap
tain Ned. l01 Coed. 107: The ROYAL
Prince. 100: llzio, 1G..
Fourth race. the Ano Nucvo handicap.
$1,000 value. one mile-Prince Ahmed.
i26; Glorio. 1926; Right Easy 1lS. Obicu-
lar. ia; Pinkola. ia; Meadow lO4 .
Charlie VI, UarGraYe. 9s
Fifth race. five and q half furlongs-
f;oldflnn, II; Patriot. Io1; Ada o. Walker.
1906: Tr, Coleman. lo5; MeddIlng Hannah.
J05. Blagg. l05; Dr. Mack 105: Il. i.
Swanner. 102: Hank. l01; "Congo, 81;
pelham. o.. Asauia. ~.
Sixth race; one mlie-Lsdy Esther. ll8;
The Wrestler; li5: Tremargo. l07;
eScrvile. los: 'Pcdro. 100: 'Fnntastic. l03
Apologize. 81,
apprentice allowance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-01
Emcryville Entries.

Special TO The Tribune.
OAKLAND, Dec. Gl.-Entries for Satur-
GAYS races;
First race. five and han furlonzs,
purse-Old Mexico. 1lo; Juan. l07; Ro-
herta, los: Passenger. lO5; Hex 100
ketchcl 81: pr. DouSherty. %: Zinkand
~: Phil Mohr, Of. Beds. %; Palo Chi
ouctn. %.
second race. i've ard half furlouSs-
Collector Jessup. III; Port Malone liz:
narcipeion. ~; Cool. loS; John III. Snec-
Ian. los: Ocean Shore. tos: Turning
Bush. los; Gatherings 101: Balnade,
700; Cner1svaca. 100; Anna May. 9s:
Taird race. three furlongs. purse, 2
Near-od colts and Scldings-Prcstolite
l12; -Antcnor. III FvsniS 1,uhstaIcr, 112;
soon, ll2; 1Kormsk, H.: Rayelston II.
l"e; Wrlakao, lnn. CTouplrd,.
Fourth race. milo and onc-cichth, New
Year handicsp-Jim Gaflnev. los: Follio
III 100; Fu!letta, 100: Edwin Fryor. rs.
Silver knight, ?s; John Louis. 90
Fifth race. ono rnle-Recchnood I05
Wise Child. 100: Joe Ross. los; Raleigh
1oS: Colonel Jack. l0@. Hoscyslc. f0f. Ait
ermath, 90; Ijr. Mayer ?S: Roy Junior.
%: Mr.. Bishop. a.; CocLsurc oi
Sixth race. futurity course purse
rfejUdicio. 1l2. Fernando 100: Hector
100: Buhbline Water. i03: Roy T. 100: Sin
Fretful. 100: Noodlsnder. 100; Madeline
MusCrave. as.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-01
No TROUBLE WITH TIRES
PROPERLY PUMPED Up

II automobile owners only realized the
Importance of having tho right amoimy
OF air in their tires at all times and
did not overload them. they would have
much less trouble from this source. and
relations between maker and user would
undoubtedly he more conrcnial. The
great trouble Is that a man Will pump
M his 'ircs until he thinks hc has
enough air in them, or has pumped, as
he thinks, loDE enough. without
thought OF the load 10 he carried.
Sometimes he viii kick the tires with
the toe Of his shoe after having pumped
them up. and If they seem hard enough
let II 20 at that. Few use q gauge 60
1nd whether or not Just tho right amount
Of air has been pumped into each tire.
But those VINO do are the cainers.
~. :. FlrcStnns Of the Fircrronc Tire
ana Rubber company guarantees mile
age when tho right amount OF pressure
IS kept In tho tubes. In order that tho
owner may know what this should lie
nc has prepared the following table OF
recommended air pressure
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-01
GRIFFITH SUGGESTS
NEW UMPIRE RULE

CINCINNATI. o. Dec, S1.-Manscer
Clark Griffith Of tho National League
rules committee says there is Que rule
relating, TO umpires Which ought TO be
changed.
81 don't like 10 be called = kicker"
said Griffith yesterday. but IL does
make me mad ia have an umpire around
in the way when you've got a good play
ON. and have him step into ii and knock
the whole business out
Very often / have seen Signals go
wrong because an umpire WAS in the
way and the players could not see.
want them 10 stand on the outfield side
nf the hasclnc and give their decisions
there. the other umpires remaining be-
hind the catcher at all times. ! think
with this rule In force We could have a
whole lot less vranGlinc than We have
now. and tho people would really get q
littlc better ball playing for their
money"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-01
HAOlEY IS IN FAVOR
OF PRESENT FOOTBALL
Yale President Says Injuries
We're Slight at His
College.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Dec. @l.-Presi-
dent Hadley or Yale uphoids football in
q statement published here today. He
says:
Football AT Yale during the present
season has worked very well. We have
had number Of sprained ankles but
only two or three cases or more serious
INJURY. I doubt whether this is a worse
record than that OF baseball
Al any rate. II is q small price tu pay
Tor game which diveTts The energies OF
ono kind of boys from rowdyism and an
other Kind from drinking.
III VIC want to eliminate mass play
We mey do go merely ny aboiShing all
ST1dlron lines and making ono Comprc-
hensivc rllle that the ball changes hands
on every down unlNas tho opponents have
session Of It. This would abolish mass
play, root and branch
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-01
CHRONOLOGY OF DEATHS
AMONG THE SPORTSMEN


G.. January
Charley TAYLOR; driver White River Junction. VT January 2
Michael Mcdonald, driver, East AuroIa, \ y March 90.
John uad, GunnmgHaH % jocRcy New York August H.
rim Murnin; driver overland Park September IS
Alosbcy. trainer. Hamilton. Ontario October
J 7, Hicks NIed2d Mass; November ~ 81
Chicago
Charles rIunser pitcher, Carlisle Pa. January a.
cwson. Il.
John t,arEson pitcher Navery Mass. February
T.. February
) L. Moore umpire Cocltuate Mass; March -
Philadelphia.
Arthur Mullins, pitcher. Toledo o. May 12
Il O.
Frank 6 scec manager. Denver Colo. July
NJ DANNY, Rochester y. Y
% Mmon s mGSs % a'eae viim NS 9S1"I Pa ne"H@g 8 @
Pa.
rCGILIsTs
olIala. January ).
- & " ,G sgs SSnTSsh SH ~ 1aglsi%yn , & M' ia JsgGSG @ E Is
.dMa1d @ d., Conle, RI 8ul11nG and " & MaEch T.
Martin Boston November 20
MISCELLANEOUS
Captain John Barr, lacttsman MaTblchcad January H.
sn n Dion eicyclis Lowell Mass, January =,
kenor Greenwood cricketer Lowell Mass; February
@%afa MelaSThh% Dard Sev York; April Is. s''SN %
Is. wa India (.
1"%es jam Ksy sporting % man S ChGagS TP Imme I u
C. r. Barker. checker player Boston. july
Charles Rowen runner Cambridge
s. smith sporting man NcW,Y York October 10
Col j. Hopkins theatrical
stuart sporting I'M man New Yoril @ NoveInSer H. H. % "
j. y tisO ShecdE, sporting New York, December
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-01
0 'BR|EN'S DEFEAT
STOPS INVASION
American Association Had In.
tended Cutting Into Chicago
and Cleveland.
PRESIDENT CHIYINGTON'S
ELECTION STOPS IT ALL
Kansas City Would Have Been
Dropped and Havenor Would
BE Gamer.

CHICAGO. Dee. 31.-A Milwaukee,
special 10 the Tribune saws that all
chance Of an invasion b. the American
association Of Chicago or Cleveland.
passed with the defeat Of J. d @ 'E;rion
for reelection as president. is the re-
port In baseball circles here. The Mil
waukec men ere silent over the beating
they received in the annual meeting but
privately they give evidence Of a feel.
Ing which VIII mcau war between ihn
eastern and western clubs OF The asso.
citation,
iIavcnor Of this city and the Twin
City magnates, looked fayoral,ly upon
the plan TO invade Chicago which might
involve dropping Kansas City. Tebcau.
on this account, was not cnlhusiastic
over the INVASION. which went so far
that Havenor already has site for a
ball park in Chicago
Sure Of Victory,
President Chiviugton. long before his
election, was understood 10 he sure Of
victory. And here is what is accented
IN Milwaukee as the inside story of
the election:
Toledo and Columbus are allied Inv
ties Of mutual owpership 60 a major
league club In Cleveland The Clcve-
land magnate therefore was in the best
position TO prevent the Chicago inva.
SION. Support to Chivipgton followed.
II Is understood that in return for This
favor and with Tcbesu the undepied
ruler of the association. there is moi
thc slightest chance Of Havenor s he
ing able 10 use his park in Chicago or
that an association CLUB viii be located
in LlcNcland.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-01
BLUEJAChETS TO PLAY
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP

NEW YORK. Dec. 31.-A busy squad
OF blucia ckcts today was assigned TO the
work OF preparing the ueld at American
League park for the championship foot
ball game. which * 10 he PLAYED tomor-
row. The game Is for the championship
OF the North Atlantic fleet. Tho field
was Shovcled clear of snow yesterday and
today fresh straw was strcVn about TO
take the chill out of the ground and
soften up the turf for the great con-
test.
Betting on the game is lively through
out the fleet the odds favoripg the team
from the Nebraska against the eleven
OF the Missouri. A number of ola
Anna polls football stars Will be seen in
uniform as players on the rival clevcns.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-01
l.. ID. $. L. GYMNASIUM
WILL SOON BE OPEN

Work on the new l.. u. S. L. gymns sium.
which has been under way for somc time.
Is rapidly nearing completion y larg"
force Of mrn is now putting on tho FIN
ishinS touches. All work on the exterior
has practically been completed.
From now until the building is ready
for occupancy the work will bc rushed.
This will not take long, as much of the
material Ia be used IS OH hand II is
probable that the students at the school
VIII have an opportunity 10 use tho new
gymnasium in less than two months.
Physical culture classes Will be in
vogue when the building IS ready The
various mutual Improvement associations
In the county will also be privileged 10
use the new gym
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-01
Gamblers Defy Law.

CHICAGO. Dec. 3t.-Openly dsfyipz
puolic sentiment ia Chicago and the laws
Of Indiana = syndicate of Chicago gam
hlers viii open a pool room near Cisrks
station. Ind. tomorrow. Advertisements
~ this effect Tcrc scattered broadcast
throughout The city and various sublIrhy
Yesterday. The promoters plainly indicat-
inS That they fear no interference.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-01
kEENE WILL DEVOTE
MORE TINE AT HOME

NEW YORK. Tee. Sl.-.Tsmes +. Kcerr
n III have a bigger ana stronger sta ble
than ever in training next season, al
though be mana ee1 tn carry off leading
h0nors last year with more than S1l2-
0oh in tah1, Keenc'a horses won more
ih2n 100000. n worlds record. He has
made liberal nominations this year 10 the
important stakes, for which entries viii
close next Monday.
The keene turf venture in England
will not DC entirely abandoned. but more
time Will hc devoted 10 racing iu Amer
lea during the coming year than for sew
cral seasons past.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-01
MANHATTAN CLUB

Manager Downing or The Manhattan
club announced his programme for Mon
day nights smoker. the feature OF which
will be- nvc four-round boxing mairhcs
by amateurs. The first 20. which looks
tho best on paper, IS tho match between
Mickic Sullivan and I<id Davis Both
are clever and some pretty work will he
seen III this match Tommy Gcthiu has
becn matched with Young Meyers of
Murray: Jimmie IaWlcss. who came here
from London 10 whip peanuts Sinclair.
viii take on Weary Willie (coorndb.
"slucgcr Gallagher takes on Kid VIII
iams. and Earn Wright Will give kid
FrazZlCs another irNout.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-01
EBBETTS ARRANGES
16S-GAME SCHEDULE

NEN YORK. Dec. 3I.-Presidept
Charles II. Ebbctts OF the Brooklyn club.
who is also chairman OF the Nationsl
league schedule committee Yesterday an
nounced that lac had completed a draft
Of 1SS- game schedule for tho season
OF 1910. and that contrary TO general
opinion he had found the arrangement
Of dates an easy matter Ebbctts was
ahc 10 reduce the number OF extra
double headers each team will have to
play 10 five. against ten each in the first
draft nc made
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Utah Poultry Show

The Utah Poultry association has an
uounccd January 10 10 - as the time
set for the state poultry show and, aC-
cordinG 10 the cntriqs and inquiries al
ready received by Secretary Sander. the
show viii be the biggest ever held in
the state.
Z. V. Keller OF Indianapolis Ind, CON
sidcrcd one OF tho best judges in the
United states, has been engaged 10 judge
this SHOW.
Sander says that there WIN bc over
200 birds. bred from the best stock In
tho world on exhibition. \ great many
entries from outside states Will he had.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-01
FARNAM MAKES RECORD
CR0SS-C0UNTRY FLIGHT

PARIS. Dec. 3l.-=-Morris Farnam, i'm
hiplsnc. few across country today from
CsrteSs TO Orleans. distance OF seventy
kllomctors Cts! niles in one hour. lie
followed the high road. maintaining an
average height Of $50 feet
This constitutes a new cross country
record, the most successful previous feat
having been accomplished by CAPITA in
J.. :. Cody. the head Of the balloon dc
partmcnt or tho British Wal Office. Cody
made Night last September Of about
forty miles in So minutes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-01
D1RAND0 MAKES BIG
FORTUNE IN RUNNING

NEW YORK, Dec 3i.-Dorando Pietti.
the Italian mara thou runner is back in
New York Accompanied 10y his brother.
T-lpIano. tho ltlc Italian has come from
Naples 10 acct Hayes again on th" Pa
cifiC coast. porIndo says he carried
home $50 900 As tho result OF uiS previous
triumphs in this country, He hopes for
another equally successful season.
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Baseball Ma agnates.

CINCINNATI. Dec. 3t.-Magnates OF
several of tho clubs OF both the American
and National leagues. il is expected, will
gather in thts city January !. when the
national baseball commission is scheduled
TO hold its regular annual meeting
August Hermann OF this city Is with
out opposition for recollection as chair
Usn os The national commission
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-01
JAIL SENTENCE FOR
BETTING on BALL GAME

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 3I-Charies
Schwartz. Tho was convicted Of viola
ton Of tde Walker-ofIs anti betting Law
bv placing wager on Il bs sebalI game
WAS sentenced 10 thirty DAYS in jail.
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Uses Tree for Station.

MOEENELON. lie Grande. France
Dec. 3i.-Whie cirolrg the field today
in an effort to capture the Michelin cup
for distance and duration. NJ. B7odcr's s
q aeroplauc broke down, aliGhtinG on the
top Of pine tree. Baeder was un-
injured
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-01
Shaw Becomes Giant.

NEW YORK. Dec. %l.--Ai Shaw. out
fielder for the st. Louis Nationsls. to6a )
National league. 10 the New York
Giants
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-01

Weights arc for cars upioadcd.
For weights exceeding 1000 pounds
S-lnch tires and over arc recomuc ndcd