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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-08
LYNCH ANNOUNCES \.
l.. BASEBALL CHANGES

NEW YORK. March President
Lynch OF The National league announced
the following contracts and releases to-
night:
Contracts:
With Bostou-F'red Lake.
with Brooklyn-Willtam Bergen, Will
liam A. Burch Jr., Jake Daubcrt \. G.
Clowney, s. 5, Fletcher. John i. Hum
nell, II. j.. Jordan. Elmer H., knetzer,
Miller G. \. Rucker, w. u. Scanlon,
George w Schirm and Fred w, Ulrich.
With ChiCago-Jdmcs Z, Archer Nor
dccai Brown U9i0-l9lD. CLYDE Geist.
Floyd Kroh. Fred Luderus. II. c.
Schwenck, Tony Smith, c. f. Weaver
and G. +. Willis.
With Cincinnati-Frcd It. Beebe. Roy
Castleton, Arthur Fromme. Frank Roth
and S. +. PauNtis
with New York-W. s Collins. !. j.
Murray, a. J.. Raymond. J. e. seymour,
w. r. Temple, Jake Wcimer Ed VIII
Hams.
with Philadelphia. " uorcn. Louis
Schaub. u. r Frank Sparks.
With Pittsburgh. j. Abbaticchio.
Charles +. Adams Chester NJ. Brandon.
Edward Bridges. Robert Byrne. Harry Il.
Camnitz, A. Vincent Campbell. Ralph
Cutting, John \. FLYNN. Ham j. Hyatt.
Michael I. Simon. Willis Humphreys.
Thomas w. Leach Nicholas Maddox.
John B. Miller, Eugene Moore, William
3. McKechnie. Pat f. O'Connor, Charles
r Philippe. William u. Powell. Bayard
H Sharpe George Gibson C9l0-l9iD, c.
T. Webb. j. Owen Wilson.
ReleaSes-By Cincinnati TO New York
On. L., William A, Torrey.
BY Pttsburg TO ST. Louis (N. L., V.
g, Willis.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-08
SALT LAKE IS SIXTH
IN GAIN IN BUILDING
Figures From FOrty-three Cen
ters Show Aggregate Loss
of % Per Cent.

Salt Lake stands sixth in the lis, OF
cities, OF the United States in the in
crease in building permits for February
over the corresponding month OF last
year.
The comparisons published by the
American Contractor OF Chicago give a
synopsis of the Official reports from
iorty-three building centers throughout
the country and these show an aggregate
ioss OF % per cent as compared with
teoruary, 1909. The summary follows
according TO predictions mada
throughout the latter part of last year,
o! ,le industrial and Financial press the
year 1910 was set dqGn rs a coming
record breaker, which forecast how
ever has tailed To materializc in build
lnT operations. or the forty-;hree cities
sixteen show loss OF from 10 20 per
cent and twenty-seven show a soin OF
rom to 6LS per cent. Cities presenting
gain OF 90 per cent or more are Bir-
minGhau 66: Grand Rapids. SO: Hartford
II; Louisville. 2l5: Los Angeles, 160:
Haven, ~: Salt Lake 65"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-08
BASKETBALL SEASON Will CLOSE TO-DAY
Wild ANIMALS ARE
RAPIDLY INCREASING
Mountain Lions and Coyotes
Plentiful: NiOIatOrs Let
Off Easy.

State Fish and Game Commissioner
Chambers said Monday that larger
bounty would have TO he placed on
coyotes and mountain lions Both are
rapidly Increasing In some parts Of the
state and arc doing great damage,
Chambers said that the mountain lion
was also killing more deer every month
at the present time than all the hunters
In the state Killed in the open season.
The present systcm OF flnine Viola tors
or the game laws Is creating great
deal Of talk among the people. The hsh
and game laws provide that the dYna-
milling OF 0Sl Is felony and tho statutes
provide Jail sentence from one to ave
years for felony Yet. I'm thc face of
This. yioiators nave been allowed To go
with hne Of SlO0.
The section OF the fish and game la ws
protecting deer provides for fine OF $loO
and sixty DAYS In iall but the fines are
being collected with no Jail sentence,
one sporting man said that The hSn
and game laws would never bc lnforCcd
as long as the justices OF the peace failed
To do their duties as prescribed by law
handle vioators, t~o men from this city
were caught last year killing deer IN
Idaho ard Tho meat cost lhcm Sl2OD.
These same men could have killed the
deer in Idaho by taking out non resi-
dent license which would have cost them
$50
When State Fish ard Gamc Commits
sioner Chambers was asked why the Ltah
laws were not ilforCc1 as far as the
penalties were concerned, ho sald he
thought the justices did not understand
fhc laws or failed 10 carefully read them
He said that there was no reason why
vjolators should get off as easy as the!
have been,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-08
Jacksonville Entries.

Special 10 The Tribune.
JACKSONVILLE. March 7.-EntrIes
for tomorrow races:
Flynn. 100 Oakley. 100: John Kilgore,
lO2; SchnickelfritZ IO5; Inspect General.
los; Louis Katz. l0s; Red Bob. los.
Second race. eleven -sixteenths OF n
mile. sclling-Miss Faffello. 81, Martin
MAY, %: Mary's Lamb, 90; Polma, 30
Mon Ami. 9S; Eva Tangusy, 9S; - i
Herndon. 103 Coonskin. 1o3; Miss Sly,
100: Lolita Greed, lo7; Flashing lOi: Fer
rand Cccilian. 100: Dress Parade II, lO9
Captain Swanson. Ill.
Third race, three quarters of milc,
sclling-Summer Night. 100: Square Deal.
10l: Miss Herbert, lol; Dander. l06'
Critic. los. Sir w Rollins. los: Mystiier
log: Cooney X. loI; c. W. Burt. loI
Takahira. los; De kalb. 10e; Judge Ca
biniss. Ill: WOODLAND. 124.
Fourth race. mile purse-The Golden
Butterfly. S5. Rio Grandc, l0l. Elfall. lOl
Camel 102; Taboo l04: old Honesty,
l0i; Great Heavens. 100,
Fifth race. three-quarterS OF mile
Colors. 1o5: Dolly Bultman.
l05; George W. Lebolt 10i; BosSeriap.
l1O; Havre, 10; Home Run, ITO; Earl ;
Court ll0: Enlist, 10; Barnsdale, llS.
Sixth race one and sixteenth miles.
selling-Foreguard 10l; Agreement. lOS:
Maiediction, l05: Nanen, los, Harry
Scott. log: Woolstone, los; Molesey, los,
Queen Lead, 100: Great Jubilee. 10: The
Minks III, Castlewood. III; County
Clerk, l1t
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-08
Game Laws Are Not
Strictly Followed
FINAL BASKET GAME
OF PRESENT SEASON
University of Utah and Y. NJ. c.
4. Will Close 1910
Schedule.

The University OF Utah and tho Y. NJ
G. \. basketball teams Will meet this
afternoon at o'clock at the university
gymnasium In their second match game
for the state championship. which game
VIII also officially close the basketball
season Of 1910,
The university team is prepared for a
hard game and It looks very much as II
tho Y. NJ C.. 4. team VIII lose again.
The men are all in fine condition and are
confident. The boys have boon practc-
ing team work since the last game and
they expect TO win today's game by
much larger score than tho previous
game.
The Y NJ c. \. team has been unfor-
uinatc in losing two OF its best men, aud
the Christians do not look forward TO
victory. although. with streak OF good
luck. they may win
If the university wins this game IL VIII
claim the stale championship, because
The Y. NJ c. \. beat the B. y. I. Of
Provo The latter team beat the univer-
sity In two straight games. and should
the university win today the t!tle would
not he clear.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-08
NEW PYTHIAN HOME IS
PLANNED BY KNIGHTS

knights OF Pythlas or Salt Lake will
probably erect home OF their own In
Sab Lake within the next year and the
three local lodges are now busy on plans
Tor financing the building A report Of
received Monday night at a joint meet
ing OF Calanthe Myrtle lodge No /
Rocky Mountain No. 3 and Lincoln No
- - ~nich was held at Castle hall in
Main street. Tho recommendations of
this committee were discussed and then
referred TO the separate lodges for con-
siderailon and final action.
Members of the order are united ON
the proposition OF erecting building
tor the order in Salt Lake, and the sue
cess OF the project is assured if IL can
ne hnanced. The present lease on Cas-
tle hall will expire in about ono year and
the members hope to be In their new
building by 1911
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-08

ell stepped forward and described what
ne called ''the truth about the whole hat
PIN" "'O ""'-
u do not believe there was ever q Time
IN history when women have shown 50
much eccentriciry In their nersonsI
auornnent as at present" he said ,.V:e
Dave mad the tight skirt the sheath
gown. me marcel wave. and noYy. comes
ene yard wide hat with its rcmarkabIe
accessories. "a''e
IN addition 20 ribbons, laces. wire
uoWcfs: vegetables, animals and birds
women headgear is armed with the
deadly snickcrsnce ''' '''
women care to wear carrots and
Ioosters on their heads that is their own
concern and ii cannot be intcrfcred with
pH me Guy. but when II comes Ia wear
ing swords they must be stopped.
One man told me he was almost de-
tiapitated az In the city hall elevator by
sne sweep of hatpin like n scimitar
worn pS one of the city hall bellies In
i li1 street cars people arc in danger of
i,osins their eyes by sitting beside some
iosnS .mS ueVotee OF fashion.
me hatpin may be the only weapon
,moludll mas TO ward off attack but let
Ier i wear IL sheathed in her belt. Hid
uen ,' IN mass OF plumaSe or hair. il
cca1eS co,heS under the designation OF con-
nero were more boos from the wom-
~, ana tnc committee sent its instruc-
lions 10 the corporation counsel.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-08
GOVERNOR IS TO HEAD
MILLARD DELEGATION
Executive and Commercial Club
Committee to View Irriga-
ticn Project.

Governor William Spry will head a del
esation OF eleven members of the board
o' governors and officers OF the Com
tneFcial cub. who will leave Saturday
nlsht Tor Miilard county to look over the
Irrigation project which viii be onensd
under Carey act rules April II. The par
" VIII go as guests of the Sewer River
Lana and Water company. and leaving
they viii be met with AUTOMOBILES and
taken TO nearby reservoir sites In the
morning. The afternoon VIII be spent
IN looking over The new townsitc OF
LSnnoyl and the demonstration and cX-
pertinent farm adjoining. The COMMITTEES
named by Joy ~. johnson. president of
inc Commercial club. follows:
governor William SprY. John Dern, w
y: Halioran, George r. Odell. George Aus
Tin. Joy II. Johnson. w. w. Armstrong.
i. -. talnsworth II. l.. A. Culmer,
Samuei Weitz, Joseph T. Caine
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-08
FAN0RITES FIND POOR
PICkINGS AT EMERYNILLE

OAKLAND. March Perfect weather
favored the racing at Emcryvilc today
ana The spor, was very interesting. al,
though favorites Jared badly in several
events. Cache was plunged on to win
the maiden 2-yesr-old race, but was
beaten by Maizio Girl. Arasee ouicisssed
III" field in the fourth and Won easily
from LilScly Dieudonnc and 1nclcment.
Flgs; race. three and n half fUrlongs
pmsc-Fauntleroy. to ], won: Milton
won; Cache. i09 (Nosper) TO .. second
Soon. H. tWalsh TO /. third. Time
g. l-0. Academsl. Sam Matthews. WI
mona Winter. San Francisco Girl. Salili.
Abella and ZIata finished as named.
Second race. futurity course, selling
naut. l0i (Taplin) TO |. second, Dare
lngton. lis Uecds), Is to j. third. Time.
l:lo ia, sainest. Blocksheep. Thomas
Calhoun. Little ButterCup. GoSs!pcr ii,
Acqua. Ampedo and BurleIgh finished
AS named.
Third race. seven furlongs, purse-Sep-
ulyeda. ITO CWillims), 10 /, won: Miles,
ll0 Uage). II 10 >. second; Sit OF For
tune. i01 CThomas), 20 to / third Time,
2. 3-5. j. II. Barr, Glennadcanc. Pride
Of Iismcre. Arthur Rouse. Zinkand and
Descendant finished as named.
Fourth race seven furloDgs. purse-Ar-
asee. III (Glassl; S 10 ., Won: Likely
Dieudonne. 80 (Walsh. to 2, second;
Inclcment. lo5 Psgel. IL to I, third.
Time. 20 Rapid Water, Fancy and
Mcltondale finished as named.
Fifth race, mile and one sixteenth. sell
ing-Sir John. 1O7 u>cnnedy). : to >.
won; onatasss. lOf CWalsh) TO .. see
ond: AksArsBcn. lo2 (Smith). Is 10 /.
third. Time. la 40. Colbert Cadi
chon. Tom OMalley. Bryce Avoutellus.
Matchtulla, j. c. Glen and Wap finished
as named.
Sixth race. futurity course. selling
Burnell. 40 tGross). 20 TO /. won: Annie
Wells. Jos CThomas). 6 10 . second: Wa
ncr. l0S CPagc). s TO 8, third. Time, l:12
Mugsy. Salomy Janc. Jim Hanna, Louis
Streuber, F'redonia, Amethyst and Wood
lander finished as named
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-08
High School Piave
With College Te,
Maddox ANAOUNI|
BASEBALL SCN||
B. Y. L. of Provo Rss.
Join League; Five SsI
Will Compete.

According TO the iDtcrcons
ball schedule ANNOUNCED by =
dock Of th" University Of ~.
day. the Salt Lake high scb.', y
The five teams that win NJ,
pennant. The 3. y. L. Of pr
play this year. having v,,.
collegiate athletics owjne aqfd
year rule. which the other 70
adopted. scdo
The schools will play cacb i.
ono OF the games being MI utn
school 2 campus. thug pirJrsH
one game at home and onns
with each team IN The Ioao,r, ~
that have entered the lcos
versity OF Utah. Salt L.ake ".
l.. -. 5. l., B. Y. c. a,2
Logan.
The schedule is as foIlov..
April u. OF L, vs. u
Salt Lake.
April 2-B. Y. G. VS.. l.
April II \. e. VS..
Salt Lake. \
Lake.
April u. a. c. vs.. L b
. April l5-r. of I. VS.. s.
April l9-L ID. s. L. vs. l
Apri! l9-L. u. :. T.. VS.. 81
Salt Lake.
April 2e-s. l.. II, S. Va. 4
Logan.
April 2$-s. l.. II. $. W. n
Logan.
April .s-s L. Ii. S. vs.. |. b
Salt Lake.
April 29-G. y. c. VS.. Z, or
gan. u
April 2o--L. D. s L. vs. s. L
Salt Lake. e
April 3O-B. Y. c. VS.. S.
Logan. ~
May 5-B. Y. c. vs.. s.lsl'
Salt Lake. II
May G-B Y. c. vs.. &. of
Lake. VI
May B. Y. c, VS.. L d
Salt Lake. T.
May lis. j.. II. S. VS.. HI
Salt Lake Fl
May Il-B Y. c. VS.. .;
Logan. Il
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-08
PARL0R FOR HAIRDRESSING
AND MANICURING IN LINDEN

improvements in the Linden hotel
which have been carried on by the Auer-
bachs. include the entire remodeling OF
the Turkish bathrooms In the basement
the ground floor
This storeroom. bult in the area
which was the entrance TO the hotel
be opened as parlor for hairdressinu
and manicuring under the direction OF
Miss Lora Bean. The room has been
htted elegantly with mission furniture
ana display cases. and an entrance has
oren made TO The Turkish baths which
VIII be- reserved for women Monday and
Friday Of each week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-08
LAND Is TEMPORARILY
WITHDRAWN FROM ENTRY

Formal announcement was received at
the local United States land office from
Washington Monday of the temporary
withdrawal from entry OF certain lands
lying on the Sewer river The land is
withdrawn for power site purposes and
ii is done under the power site with
drawal act The land was really with
drawn about the middle OF last January.
land office Monday that certain lands adj
joining the Wasatch national forest had
been withdrawn from entry for forestry
purposes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-08
WANTS FUNDS TO FIGHT
THE ALFALFA WEEVIL

Prof, r. D. Ball OF the Agricultural
college. and J.L Edward Taylor. secretary
OF The State Horticultural society. met
with the state board OF examiners Mon
day and discussed ways and means of
securing funds with which to exter-
inmate the alfalfa wccyll which caused
a damage OF about 800 900 TO the al
falfa crop In this state the past year
No drUnitc action was taken on tho
matter, but another meeting will be held
Wcdncsday. nj which the subject will
be further discussed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-08
PARK CITY MINER
CHALLENGES SULLIVAN
Willing to Post Side Bet That
He Can Whip Salt Lake
Lightweight,

lid Rose lightweight. who is now
working in Park City. is anxious TO meet
Pete sullivan. Rose is of the opinion
tnat sullivan is not as good as he Was
five years ago and says that ne is willing
10 make a reasonable side bet that he
can secure the decision I'm twenty rounds.
Rose Is said To be fast man and if
he is half MS good as he stamps himself
the Park City fans would see a go hard
TO beat Sullivan. when seen Monday
regarding Roses challenge. said that he
Was willing TO meet the newcomer pro-
vldinc there was a side bet In sight and
said that II Rose wants TO box il is up
to him TO kick IN with The goods
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-08
SULLIVAN ENTERTAIN
PAWTUCKET !

Pete Sullivan has been bus
two days entertaining severa
OF The Brewster's Millions COD
at the Colonial, friends from
town, Pawtucket. r. !. Mike
who was a prominent NcW
boxer. viii box three rounds
van at the Log Cabin this af
s o'clock. The other memhc
company whom Sullivan knev
home town arc Fred Mason, Cd
George Considine and James d
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-08
Nelson Heard From

OGDEN, March From a
ceived by Hagbert Anderson. d
friend OF Battling Nelson, tlIs
IL appears that the talked-0f
tween Cyclone Johnny Thompso1
Battler is all amiss. In his letu
is written from his home al 2
ILL.,. Nelson makes no B,entlpI
fight. but on the contrary says
going 10 the country for lo1E
will then demand q return ma
Ad Wolgast, whom the TORN
weight champion saws Will meet
fate as did Cans and Britt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-08
GOTHAM TO BECOME
BIDDER FOR AVIATION

NEW YORK. March This city is
ikcly Ia become keen competitor for
th,. International aviation championships
20 be held in this country this fall Sew
eyal prominent aviators have taken an
interest IN The Long Island motor park
way where the Vanderbilt cup races
have been held. and the parkway Will
become a bidder for the big aeroplane
event.
There is already grandstand seating
900 and ono seating $4,000 Is planned II
the Aero Club OF America gives the park
way tho races.
The Long Island railway has agreed 10
eleCtrify its system TO that place,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-08
MANHATTAN MEMBERS
TREATED TO GOD

Tommy Fitzgerald and Kid
Frisco proved the feature Of Z
Ing card at the Manhattan ii
night at the Salt Palace, Ell
curing the decision after -four
fast boxing. In the opinion
IT was the best go they had
long time.
kid Davis and Young Fo
four rounds TO dra W q
Pye Davis stopped Gilbert
round, and the latter said
rather run and live another
Kid Lawrence fouled Odcn
round and the match was 4
Odell.
Mccarthy stopped Wilson
ond round OF their schedule0'
so.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-08
New Racing Secretary.

CINCINNATI. OHIO March There
will be a new racing secretary in charge
OF the Latonia spring meeting as the re-
suit Of The annual election OF officers for
the track in CovinGton. NY. today. John
MaGinn. formerly secretary of the Celia
NdlcrTillcs tracks In st Louis. was
chosen for the position. succeeding John
Dillon. who was made vice president.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-08
MINISTER GIVES UP
CHURCH TO UMPIRE

PEORIA Ill., March Rev. George
Schroeder. pastor OF the First Congrega- :
tional church at Elmwood. has been
signed as umpire In the Illinois and Mich
gan league. When his application for
the position OF umpire was accepted he
rendered his resignation to the ConSrc-
eationa church. feeling that his duties
as umpire would conflict with those at
tending his ministry. The resignation
was accepted.
Rev Mr.. Schroeder received his con-
tract while still serving his flock, but
kept it unsigned until action was taken
on his resignation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-08
F0GEL DELAYS ANSWI
BEYOND tim

NEW YORK. March TN
President Fogel OF the Philad|
10 present his reasons TO th1
directors Of the National leae1|
Ing discharged William Murra]
management. when MurraYs
still had two years 10 run d
day. No word having been red
Fogel, the board will iniinedi|
the matter UP, The board prc
order the Philadelphia club 70
ray the Sl5,00 salary due him
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-08
SCHOOL CHILDREN ALLOWED
TO SEE PAYS0N WESTON

TRINIDAD, Colo. March Leaving
Eaton. y. NJ, al l2:05 this morning, Ed
ward Payson Weston crossed the Colo
RADIO New Mexico line mt NJ. and
reached Trinidad al I:3I. He rested here
until 1920 and then set out again, cN-
rcctinS TO cover fifty miles during the
day. The public schools were dismlssed
while the little pedestrian was here.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-08
POOR MILK BELIEVED
To BE UP TO FARMERS

Contending that farmers who supplied
him with milk which was found to be
below the standard. A. u. Garner. Il
dairyman OF Ogden. Monday had Deputy
State Food and Dairy Commissioner
Heber G., Smith make tests from samples
OF milk which he obtained from various
farms.
Only two of the five samples were up
10 The standard. and Deputy Smith eX-
pressed the belief that In many cases
where the milk Of the dairics is below
normal it is due TO the farmers who sup
ply the milk
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-08
Must Secure Right.

ITHACA. n Y, March THE Cor
nell &C must no longer aduTn the pipe
bowl OF the undergraduate unless lie has
won the right to wear the letter as a
member OF the varsity athletic team
This decision has been reached by the
general committee which has supervision
over undergraduate affairs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-08
BANKS WINS WORLDS
CHECKER CHAMPIONSHIP

EDO. Ohio. March Newell
Banks of Detroit defeated Hugh Hendcr
son at PittSburg here today for the check
cr championship OF America. Banks won
four Henderson three. with lortr-threc
games drawn. The tch was for the
championship OF America and a side bet
al 81. 000 The contest was played at the
rooms of the Toledo Checker club. and
has been on since February Il.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-08
CITY SPENDS LOTS OF
MONEY FOR EDUCATION
Stands First in This Respect in
Cities of From 10000 to
100000 People.

Salt Lake stands FIRST in It's class in
the proportion OF city funds spent on
education in 1907. according Jo the re-
port OF The census bureau Of the United
States. soon 10 be Issued.
This report gives statistics from IFS
OF the largest cities OF the country. In
the class OF cities ranging between 30. =
600 and 100000 in population. Salt Lake
ranks first. With 49, per cent. spent on
It's educational system. and among all the
cities of the country. irrespective OF
size salt Lake ranks iifih.
The cities with the highest percentage
follow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-08
National Guard Yeaz

The members Of Company
Utah National guard are ous'
material for baseball tcau
boys report that the comp.
represented by one of tne T.
baseball teams in the CITY .
season. 1t is the intention
to issue challenges TO all ~
the state. W
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-08
C0UL0N AND C0NLEY
TO FIGHT FOR TITLE

NEW ORLEANS. March 7-,Iohnny
Coulon. bantamwcight champion. who
won his second fight with .Icm Kenrick
here yesterday. expects TO fight frankie
Conlcy as soon as n match can be ar
ranged He says he was prepared 10
weigh in at 1l5 pounds. which was the
ringside weight at yesterdays bout
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-08
TENNIS CLUB ISSUES
CHALLENGE FOR CUP

NEW YORK. March For the
seventh Time the United States National
Lawn Tennis association went upon rec
md today as the challenger for the
Dwight Davis international cup.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-08
PAN HELLENIC BANQUET
TO BE HELD MARCH rs

A Paul clenic banquet for fraternity
men Will be held I'm Salt Lake on the
evening of March &c. All college men
who are fraternity men I'm the city,
whether academic. legal. medical or are
honorary members OF any such frater-
nifty, are requested 10 send their names
in TO i. w Moore 723 Judge building
this week, IL IS especially requested that
sll such names be handed I'm soon. in
order that ample preparations may be
made for all who wish 10 be present.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-08
One Defeat for Hol

CHICAGO March Ora
defeated Willie Hoppe ton
first block OF II 400 point ~
at ISL balkiinc by the scu.
S6a. The game viii continue
The week.