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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-29
DEUTSCHLAND WRECKED
DURING GREAT STORM
Passengers, Newspaper Men, Escape
Without Loss Of Life or
Injury.


4 Dusseldorf. Germany. June 2S.-
, Count ZeppeIins passenger air I
. ship. Deutschland. the greatest Of
= all the famous aeronaut's models.
> lies tonight in the TeutoburEian
= forest. pierced by pine trees. a
= mass OF Debated silk and twisted
= aluminium. The thirty-thrcc per
y sons aboard the airship when 90
y struck the pines. after O. wild con
= test with the storm. escaped un-
= injured. climbing down from the
= wreck on "a rope ladder.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-29
INSURGENTS AGAIN ASKING
UNCLE SAM TO INTER ENE
No Prospect of Peace In Nicaragua
Unless Both Sides Are
Made to Quit

NJ ARLINGTON Ncaraguan situation
came to the fore again today when American Consul
teegraphd the
had been presented to General Estrada
The
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-29

manifestations and the determination
OF his government to keep them from
resulting in harm to Americans.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-29

NEW YORK. June 2S.-Porter Charl-i
IN toms case now awaits on the re-
suit or exchanges between the
state department at Washington and
the Italian government His counsel
today. In asking that his formal ar
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-29
CONGREssMAN RODnED.

CONGRESSMAN ROBBED.
st. Joseph, Mo-. June 2S.-As Con-
gresham Charles F. BoOher OF Savan-
nah. Mo. was leaving a train here late
last night his pocket was picked OF S50
and draft for SIS.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-29

Classified advertising in
The Herald Republican
sells more real estate than
is sold otherwise in this
city.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-29
TIT 1IETALs.

Silver, 533sc.
Copper. catholics, 1910.
Lead, per 100 lbs, s4.4O.
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1910-09-17
TOWN TALK

A Hash Shipment Of venlsoa ~
eeiyed On the jefferson a. FTy@
BruAa'A q
b is Surprising hoE many 9i J1e
Guide Bias az Skassay have 3eea
wuyiRg To Jry their hzck sc b0v5as
LoWnsgs CAndlss. Box Candies al
kiads % Chocolates. GlSees, Grsa2
and Boa Boas a. TONY poRTERo'S
pomilioa Gaze z
L pea doa& ssAsye e. aak Pack.
He Eaaas. ana yO1 VII end him a.
Aa RoATa q Trade,
A frssA stuck az al sorts q meats
has Inst arrived a. the FFyehaaa
market Ask Ed about II Z
Mr.. aad Mrs. Howard Asaley MIS-
a I, Ml1er aud dausAseF NarsaFeS
vent o. Bennett GA tais mgans' S
train ana va reaaia uatl NoDday
Y0g maks 40 missaka shaa yoa
lssys egJsSs wisA tha American Tatt
ors. Geo. MosL
Come in or RAoas ogdess Cor Giosol
Aye saa VA Basa Beer dsliysged q
sour h0Es ~ EAe AaseoS
Yo0r Sgnday daRa via b Peaiy
frOm S t. 5 o'Glosk az the pewss
H0esl RsslzGaaL Pals.aAlo home
ooozlaS
QUICK pELNEsv PRONE %
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aDoa aaoEtsst Roties day ana Hlsae
ii. ER&IDESFEiA
None hsstsF sr paFsr taAa Giasoa
Rye ana VA Bi4a Bssr Osasss
b PAons psomRtly delivered
Ths MAsc0e
susssrlhs for ne pain Alaskan,
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1910-09-17
THIRTY" SOUNDED FOR BENER

eslyed a So day loAve o. a5seace
Ills reoo-t wsA tae eompany IS
without blemlsh. and duzlas the %
years Of railway service With the
SANTA Ee, Union Pac.de, Northern
PaeHc. Great NoyJaera. $. & z ana
CaEaso & Great Western, Mr. Bg@sr
leI his tsrm q sev5oe wi-A eaea
Of aese companies viii ysr aazer
ias recOmmeRlaGgus,
Az the ume q A-s dsarh, Mt Beu-
sg was IS years q ase, Pie MAS b0Ea
az Deeoyas. Hosa, ana leayes a sister
Mrs. sam Morris. OF Slo1 F2ls, $
Oak.
be vas a member q Waite Pass
Lodze No MS. 3, < A. NJ. and Was
man without an saeuy. and al Who
know aim we've MS tleads,
A sCeas enthusiast q che paoy-
smphle arl Nix BeUeE has uade a
bsaultlI and taysresIug eol.ee-oa
Of photographs u Ahaskaa scenery
Whea De leo Skasvay ig is kseNa
that be took vita him between S3teV
auJ S4to0
Ha hyed a 0gssg Hse sai.s a Ces-
dead ~ SEas
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ssassflas ~ tas Ralig Nias&aa'
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A-ss -,ys-al b Suas wU ssns iR
g5aesg .aI a. C A. Han az So
4l--- Wednesday eEss,8s
E rlrueH received jisrcuoRs
agl 1a- Frgutal headquarters az
Portland Co glsir CoEJoVa. Wakes aud
a-l
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T-ae1saa laE Iaaes1 Hom eAase De
a5l a a Jas aestsaEd
Tae uH Wl ggasgW5 about s1
weeks pFHs saheF ruEReAs al
saaee arrangements have beea m&ae
vita Feaar R5yst eE Nhttehoee %
visa. SkAzaaF Occasionally
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1910-09-17

We are now showing the new fan models in the eel
sbratsd PALMER make. We have them in al
STYLES aud eolors and the material Il Of the bess en-
braeing fancy mixtures and plain cloths, Among
these yen win find the Presto and Ar1oe cellars,
which can Dc worn either as 4 low collar or Ia the
Military effect for stOEmy weather, Also a h5ce
line of Misses aud Childrens Goats az reasonable
prices.
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$50 l4Es llsg resolved IRISH
shipment ~ MAYELoWER BRAND
ElETza AND EGGS. .Tag
a-ll-zsl "a bp yha bgstl EB4
EHUHN Co u
re aloas OLYMPIA esea GA
5Esaghs 81 b. gaa bottle a. ths Board
gE Fg41a Paoa5 AS ana * siH he
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ma Paek EEak1 s naW ssas =
e5g los a. Geo1 Goods a. EsdaSs9
prices As kasg are getting 80 %
u Aald Aaa SEA A. ! RgQaL f0aFa,
~ EE@A2 Gxiaa
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Nav. eIsaa al1 eameogsAese sSds
for So eea.s a15 ~ a. tas Da@ZR4o2
Hosal. WAlssAoEss. 7. T 1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-16

The New Orleans Automobile club
which prides itself on having the fastest
mile track in the world, is preparing
for big race meet during the Mardi
Gras festival in the southern metropolis.
This will be the first speed carnival
of the new year. and is expected to
draw record breaking crowds, owing TO
the fact that it takes place during Mardi
Gras week.
One Of the feature events will be a
freefor-all stock chassis for the Mabel
McCaDe trophy. a costly and beautiful
loving cup. made from special design
aud donated by Miss Mabel McCane. an
enthusiastic motorist and society woman
of Chicago and st. Louis. Among the
drivers already pledged TO participate
in the events are: Robertson, DePalma,
StraDg, Chevrolet, Oldfcld and others.
The announcement of the donation Of
this handsome and costly trophy has at
tractcd considerable attention and will
be the means of drawing numerous CON
testants into the event
List of events. New Orleans speed
carnival, February . and 6, 1910. First
day:
Five milcs-Stock chassis. 16I to go
cubic inches piston displacement. Prize
purse.
Five milcs-Free-for. Prize trophy,
value, $50,
Twenty miles-Stock chassis, 3O1 to
$50 cubic inches piston displacement
$50, first; S25. second.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-16

stable. W. Hanson got rid of Mon
DAMN, Forfar, Rose Queen, Melfry,
Pendant, Cyllcnc IS Luck, Bank Notes,
Master Mine, Martha Craig, LADY, IS
Victory, Wanna and Master Maepie.
G: Peck disposed of Retrieve, Eccles,
Sir Stan, Halfway. Lady Philis and
half a dozen others. / have not space
IN another cablegram. My American
readers who follow English racing will
SEQ many familiar names in these lists.
it Is regretful to contemplate this
kncll TO equine ambition.
Rugger, soccer and cricket have been
giving away slowly before the rush of
association football. 1t would not sur
prise me TO see association football one
of our chiefest sports next winter. Be
fore many years have passed there is
going to be a linking of hands with
our American cousins on the football
question.
Mr.. Frank Gould will race a stable
IN competition with the Fanderbilts
and Rothschilds on the French turf
this year. If Mr.. Gould is as success
full as d turfman as he has proved him
self a letter writer the sportsmen
across the channel Will have TO look to
their laurels,
We are pinning great hopes 10 Tom
Thomas to assist in upholding the
British boxing laurels this year. Tom
is Il Draw lad, aged thirty, and the
posscssor of q marvellous punch
Thomas has fought somo good men in
his day, and, like Jack johnson, has
steadily improved as he has grown
older. Hero arc some of the fighters
who have fallen before him: Billy
Edwards, Pat O'Kcefe, Jack Costello,
Tom Over, Bart Connolly, Tiger Smith.
Mike Crawley, Bill Cockayne. Charley
Wilson and Jack Kiugslaud. [ am not
saying that he merely fought these men,
but he beat them, either by knock out
or by points, Ia speaking OF sold
we must look to Tom Thomas.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-16

Ten miles-F'rcc-for all. irrespective
of class. Prize, Mabel McCane $500
trophy. Donated by Miss Mabel Nc
Cane of Chicago.
Ten miles-Freefor handicap.
Prize, $50.
Twenty five miles-Stock chassis
16I to $50, 30l to 450, 45l 10 600, piston
displacement. Trophies TO class winners
and $3.50 cash tc first two irrespective
of class; donated by New Orleans
hotels.
Second day:
Five milcs-Stock chassis, 301 TO $50,
and 45I TO 600, piston displacement.
Trophy.
Five miles-Stock cars. Amateurs.
Klaw and Erlangcr trophy.
Twenty miles-Free-for-a SO, first;
S25. second,
Five miles-New Orleans champion
ship. ~ o. trophy and cash prize.
Ten miles-Free-for-al handicap.
Prize. $50.
One hour, or fifty-nile race-Stock
chassis, Trophies TO class winners and
$3.50 cash TO first two, irrespective of
class. Donated by Progressive Union.
Dealers purse to winners Of most
points on two days racing.
Drivers already pledged for this mect:
George Robertson, Ralph DePalma,
Lewis StraDg, Louis Chevrolet, Barney
Oldheld, two Jackson car drivers and a
number of Others.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-16

We can at least have international
golf, even If it is Scotland which is
the scene of the play. ''Alec' Smith,
il. II. Barker, David Hunter and James
Maiden, all Of New York, are due
the states for the initial skirmishes.
Gilbert Nichols and Isaac Mackie had
previously headed party of Americans
to our hospitable shores. All viii spend
the winter here and on the continent
] had the pleasure this week of talk
ing with the two sons of II. Wooten,
the Australian borseman, who have been
in England for some time. They count
on winning 100000 in the saddle this
year. Tho boys arc Frank Wooten
aged II, and Stanley, aged ID. As
jockeys the Wootcn boys have already
established themselves as wondo $.
Stanley Wooten is touted as a second
Danny Mahcr, and Maher is really
coaching him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-16
FRISCO WILL ALLOW
BIG BOXING CONTEST
Tuthill. Prominent Trainer,
Picks Johnson to Whip
James J. Jeffries.
BY w. B. c"BAT') MAsTERsoN.

BY W. u. t''BAT'') MASTERSON
BY Leased Wire to The Tribune.
NEW YORK. Jan, 15.-As l suggested
i'll this column the other day, the only
thing the supervisors OF San Francisco
had 10 do In order to hold 45-round bouts
within the city limits, was 10 repeal the
ordinance which limits boxing contests
TO twenty rounds.
Johnny Hergct known in pueilistic
circles some years ago as young Mitch
ell. who is now chairman of the police
committee. has started a movement hav-
Ing for rs purpose the issuing OF per-
nit for the Jeffres-J johnson fight in the
event the contest goes 10 California
San Francisco would be foolish to per-
mlt one Of the suburbs TO get the iIgnr
II pulled off In the city. Supervisor Her
get will no doubt succeed In his efforts.
as he knows the people of Frisco, knows
what what they want and knows how 10 go
don't quite endorse Billy Brady's
statement, which he is credited with hav-
,hg ,hg s,na, res,sentiX given out in St Louis. to
nghter than Peter Jackson was In his
day. ] doubt If the prize ring ever saw
a better fighter than Peter Jackson was,
WIN the possible exception of Jim Jef-
ric.,.
Old Peter was great two handed
performer thoroughly game, and a splen-
did ring general.
Harry TuthilI, one Of the most capable
trainers OF athletes in this country seems
10. TO lavor Johnson in his fight with jeff
ries Harry Tuthill has trained a NUM-
her of fighters in his day and never
failed to send his man into the ring
III the best OF condition.
think Johnson will win he sa
\ few years ago Jeffres doubtless could
have defeated Johnson. but since jeff
rieS retired from the ring he has gone
back some and Johnson has improved
Johnson is the strongest man In the ring
today and hard man To defeat"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-16
GOULD TO ENTER
THE RACING GAME
Continued from Preceding Page.

continued from Preceding Page.
games in Athens this year, but all
along ] have had my fears for the
gathering. England and America make
the life of an international athletic
meeting, and this year England has but
few men to take part in the games at
Athens, and America has none at all
But in 1912 the Olympic games will re-
turn to their old splendor. OF course
it is extremely too early to start to
make predictions, but / expect to see
the greatest congress Of athletes in
Stockholm ever gathered together in
one single city.
Iu my opinion 1910 will not be a
star year for sports. ] understand there
is great deal of activity, especially
among the boxing element in America
but taken as a whole the world will
not offer many athletic sensations this
year. | look for some new champions
in pugilism, 7 should like to see Freddy
Welsh extend his title beyond Eng
land, and ! have my doubts as 10
whether, 1911 will see Mr., Jack John
son world g champion heavyweight. AS
TO others, 7 will not speak
In the form list for 1910 issued by
the IIurlingham Polo club this month
notice the names of the victorious
American team which carried away
our cup last summer, They arc
II. p, Whitney, Lawrence Waterbury,
Monte Waterbury, Foxhall Keene
Gan American. but not an active play
ing member of the international toam)
and Devereaux Milburn, Lord Wode-
house, who led the Ranelagh team
against the Americans, predicts great
things for England this year, although
nothing worthy of worldwide sensa-
tion.
English turfmen have been busily
engaged this month in the wedding
out' process. That is, they are get
ting the best of their horscfesh scpa-
rated and casting the discarded
failures into the background. This is
an annual occurrence preparatory to the
training season. From tho Egerton
stables Prim Nun, Perdena, La La,
Prince Pippin, Calderstone, Slim Lady,
Persicaria, Pcrmla and Flaming Vixen,
been eliminated. Mr. Arthur James has
been fully as busy, and he has gotten
rid Of Reck Crystal, Lucky Lady, Lu-
Gina, Lady Heron, Perfect Peace
and Quickstitch. Mr., James S st. Savin
will be raced In America during
1910. A. Archer, after his wedding
out, will require seventeen new year
lings TO maintain his regular number
of horses. ]. Cannon has gotten rid of
Altitude, Chobham and Pessimist, He
has acquired Knightlight, Lcvanter,
M1andragones M Take Care and Full Ripe.
w. Jarvis drafted out Il round dozen
of horses. r. T. Waugh has gotten
rid of ten of his string. IT. w Sadlcr
Of Primrose, Dame Stert,
Warehsm and Black Velvet. IT. .Jen.
nings sold Rousav, Symbolic, Padula,
Imprint, Dorlnda and the Iso Hampton
6llics. Sam Loatcs nearly dcnuded his
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-16
YALE FOOTBALL CAPTAIN
STOPS STREET CLEANING

NEW YORK. Jan. 15.-James C. Hogan.
former Yale football captain. who has
been deputy commissioner of street clean
ing in New York City for some tme. has
announced his resignation. On Wednes-
day he will ontcr a downtown law firm.
Hogan tod his boss, Big Eil, Ed
wards. the former Princeton football star.
last night that he would not desert him
until the streets are cleaned of the snow
fall resulting from the present blizzard.
Both were confident, however that the
snow could all be shoveled up and dumped
Into the river bv Tuesday night. so that
Hogan can report al his new job on time
Wednesday morning.
Uogan's position as deputy commission
er pays $4,000 u year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-16
Salt Lake Secures Jeffries-JOhnson Contest
SHOOTING TOURNEY
SLATED FOR JULY
Championship Boxing Contest
Decides Date; Practice
Shoot Today.

The Salt Lake Gun club will hold a
practice shoot at the traps today. All
members arc requested to be present at
1920, and the public is invited. Those
who are not members can secure a per-
nit from President Cowan to shoot at
the traps. and all shooters are cordial
~ invited to attend and are welcome to
the use of the clubhouse and the traps
The members are getting ready for
the Idaho Utah trapshooters' toulna-
ment, which will be held i'm this city
the first week in July. President Cowan
said that he would fix the date for the
week In which the Jeffries- johnson box
ing contest took place, and as this city
has now secured the big contest it Is
an assured fact that the tournament will
be held here at that time.
shooters from all over the world will
enter the tournament and the Salt Lake
boys VIII have an opportunity TO com
pete with the best talent in the world
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-16
EfOPLE JOYOUS
|GAOVER BIG CONTEST
ut Siness Men Are Praised for
hyf Securing Match for
This City.
EKARD Is PROMISED
| PROTECTION BY PEOPLE
Hpense Will Be Heavy; Pro-
moters Looking for Suit
able Site.

N.Tbree cheers for Salt Lake City
all that could be heard on the
issets Saturday afternoon when 1T be-
come known that the Jefries-dohnson
king contest Tor the worlds champion
10 was awarded TO Zion.
aa32a riy Saturday afternoon many OF the
, 6ninent business men, including oank,
I manufacturers; real estate men anH
s fkers, met with TEX" Rickard- Jaes
arfley, Ole Elliott, a. Fred Wey ano
Eminent attorneys, ana esf IL WIS oGI IN this
3. Tho business men present t1,o CO.. %
n benefits the city would reap in s1
fing the big attraction, anu nen'
!. skard. by all means. TO place i,,ro,,nc snu ou
: 1t tho law would protect him IN pote ene
natter and. as an illustration. the Pete
PslITyan-" -"Birdleg'' Collins twenty-rounu
c;xlng contest held In Osden, ,,ontnndaS ydtirm1aS
taf d II ,be Gi law permitted the ogden con
Qst thc same law would permit inc
bffrfes-J johnson match. R!cKard was
|aaIly convinced that he would be pro
fted In the matter, and brought the
betting 10 a close by saying:
$'Gentlemen, the Jeffries-J Johnson box
II contest for the championship oil lne
,5rld is yours: il will be held III SAT-
Ike CITY next July !.
4 News Spreads Rapidly.
rrhe news spread Ike wild fire, and iE
rs than ten minutes after tnc meeting
Ik adjourned everybody in the city
,6w the result and nil praised the ac-
n of the business men in bringing the
Hest to this city
u. Fred Wcy was perhaps the, most
Il. but for his un,irins efforts, it is
lbtful whether tnc bis plum would
,ye been se,ured Cor this city.
lgey said that he Is not much Of
fting man. r't tnat h" made 4 trip
hlAthens. Greece. last year, and when
o1saw the big marble stadium. which
= seating capacity OF JG0. .9o1. and
! this monster ampnltl:eater was
ftcd la city OF 12S.O0o inha blsantss
country oyerrun Win Pocr; he com, com,
isfe must be in athlete sports. When
Ileturned and the jeftries-J johnson con-
Twas broachcd he asked himself why
Rlcoutest could not bc secured for this
t1 he said, and tho rest is known.
Hgter the meeting. Rickar1. Wey, Cur
land others went To The Salt Palace
81 10 Saltair, 10 look over the pros
sl.ive arena sites Today they will go
gyagoon. 10 look over the ground there,
~ Under Big Expense.
Trough estimate was made OF staging !
contest. and Rickard said that il |
hble training quarters fHr. the fight- |
u the price OF tickets for the contest.
hotel accommodations for the large |
Pd expected To com" here. were con-
Nci. From the inquiries already re- |
Med. Wcy says that he believes there
nj be 100000 strangers visit this city
rIthc contest.
pc contest will be promoted upon
obuy business proposition. An Office
~ be opened E"rc within tho next few
ps 10 take care of all the details.
dnrlcy said that JcifrirS and his troir,e
nperformers viii be- here next Satlir-
b curlcy has made arrangements Tor
= appearance Of tne worlds athletic
IS at the Colonial thc.ucr. January 81
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-16
MANHATTAN CLUB

Manager Downing OF tho Manhatta
club has completed all arrdngementsIor
the big battle royal TO be held s6..ne
club Monday night Five of tltEGat
colorcd boys Of tho city will enter Ion: tIrs-
contest, and Joe Burns will officiate as
referee.
There will also be four four round
bouts By amateurs. The one attracting
the most attention is between frankie
lIrne and Mickie Sullivan. These two
and both are clever boxers. The other
goes VIII be Young Martin vs. Kid
Forbes, Tommy Gethin VS.. Cyclone
Lefty, Young Sharkey vs.. John Gilbert
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-16
PIERCE-ARR0W ARE
ALL SOLD AT FACTORY

The Tom Bottcrill Automobile company
has received word that a carload OF
Pierce Arrows is on the road. Ono of
these cars is "a siN-cyllnder. sS-horsc
power, with miniature body, This is
the first of these models that has been
shipped TO the west this season. w NJ
Bransford has bought the car and ii VIII
probably be used by the Bottcrill com
pany in its exhibit at the coming auto
mobile show.
Tom Bottcrill of tho Denver store is in
the cast at the automobile shows trying
to obtain more Pierce cars, but u wire
has been received stating that the fac
tory IS entirely sold out and that the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-16
Goosepin League.

The City Goosepin league will COM
mencc rolling next Tuesday at the Bis
marck alleys The teams are evenly
matched, and close race is expected,
with some good scores. The teams:
Brilliants-Donkln. Blake. Porter.
Stars-Martn, Gempcler. uaaga.
Nationals-Fowlcr. Houscr, Rocder.
Bismarcks-EkdalIl Daniel Alsip.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-16
Private Wrestling Match.

CHICAGO. Jan. 15.-Yussiff Ntahmont,
tho Turk. aud StanisIaw ZbysZko Cygsnie-
wcz the Polish champion. were patched
yesterday TO wrcstlc handicap bout in
According TO Tho articles of manage
ment Mahnout is 10 throw the Polo
twice IN ono hour Of actual wrestling or
lose the match Ii the Pole gains q fall
he shall be declared the winner. The
place is to be selected by j.. W. Smith,
who. will act as referee. name the Off
cial timekecpers and arrange other de-
tails ol the match.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-16
Teber Beats PaYson.

Special 70 The Tribune.
IIEBER, Ian. 15.-The Hebcr basket
ball team defeated the Psyson five by
the close score of % TO rs, in twenty
minute halves, here tonight There was
q large attendance present and the close
contest kept the spectators on their feet
most OF the time during the game.
The lineup.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-16

Now York and Boston agents have al
ready accepted a great many orders for
1911 models. tIc is also trying 10 COM
plctc arrangements whereby the Chal-
Detroit Motor company will send its
New York and Chicago exhibition cars to
the local agents 10 be exhibited in the
Salt Lake show.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-16
KETCHEL CHALLENGES
JOHNSON FOR RACE

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Jan 15.-Stan-
ley ketchel changed managers again yeSr
to-day. taking on Tommy Ryan. Katchel
issued IL challenge 70 lack Johnson for
an automobile race for $1,000 side bet