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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-21
TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER
CHARITY CONCERT
IS GREAT SUCCESS
Society Attends Pleasing Music
al Affair and Assists in
Worthy Cause.

Perfect in every respect was the con
| cert given Tuesday evening at the First
Congregational church for the benefit OF
the reading room for the blind in the
public library. The affair was given un-
der the direction OF a number OF society
women. The church was well filled, the
audience showing It's approval with lib
eral applause,
Society was well represented at the
concert the greater part OF social Salt
Lake being present to assist in the name
were Edward Kimball at, the organ in
Marche Religeuse on Themes. from
.Lohengrin." by Wagner Dubois; Miss
EIorsnee Page Kimball in "Elegie;" by
ton, and III No One Ever Marries Me-
by Liza l,ehmann; Fred Smith in the
ariai Magic Flute" By Mozart; George
Pjajsante,. BY Bach, and "zephyrs; by
Rosebud by La Forge and "A Birth
day, by r. Huntington Woodman; MI
Me" by Dvorak and ''!Telling Her" by
Bliss Miss Mary Hortenss kirball in the
aria, "Vissi DArte La Tosca," by Puc
Mrs. n Fl, Beach; Mrs. Flora Parsons
Magic Fire Scene" by Wagner. and the
storm storm e1ud;,y, e,ude by Chopin the programme
and Miss Florence Page Kimball In Pas
sage Birds Farewell" by Eugene Hill
dach. The accompanies were the Misses
M'nnette Baer. Loreen Leary and Mrs.
members OF the younger set OF the city.
prettily dressed In dainty evening gowns.
which made the picture a most pleasing
one,
Those who have had charge Of the af-
fair are quite we'll pleased as more than
S425 was realized from the affair.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-21
PRESSED HARD.
Coffee's Weight on Old Age.

When prominent men realize the in
| furious effects of coffee and the change
in health that Postum can bring, they
aye glad to lend their testimony for the
benefit of others.
A superintendent of public schools in
a southern state says: "My mother
since her early childhood, was an invet
crate coffee drinker, had been troubled
with her heart for number of wears
and complained of that weak all over
feeling and sick stomach.
FSome time ago. l was making an
| officlal visit to a distant part of the
country and took dinner with one of
the merchants of the place I noticed
somewhat peculiar flavor of the cof.
fee: and asked him concerning it. He
! replied that it was Postum. I was so
pleased with it that, after the meal was
over, l bought package to carry home
With me. and had wife prepare some
for the next meal; the whole family
liked it so we'll that we discontinued
coffee and used Postum entirely.
~ had really been at times yery
anxious concerning my mothers condi-
ton, but we noticed that after using
Postum for short time, she felt SO
much better than she did prior to its
use. and had little trouble with her
heart and no sick stomach; that the
headaches were not so frequent, and her
general condition much improved. This
continued until she was ae we'll and
hearty as the rest of us.
~ know Postum has benefited NV
self and the other members of the fami
~, but IN more marked degree in the
case of my mother, as she was a victim
of long stending.''
Ever read the above letter. A new
one appears from time to time. They
are genuine, true, and full of human
interest.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-21
RED-H0T FIGHT
ON IN COLORADO
Continued from Page One.

Continued from Page One
astlc applause. the nomination was made
unanimous.
The platform as prepared by the state
committee was materially altered. par
tcularly In the matter OF comforting rate
making power upon the public utilities
commission.
A subcommittee OF the state commit
tee last night prepared a draft Of a
platform in which rate making power
was not indorsed. Mr. Lewis objected
10 this and stood out for specific
declaration for rate making power Not
withstanding. the state committee this
morning agreed upon the platform sub
stantially as drafted last night by the
subcommittee consisting of United States
Senator Kean, Congressman John G
Gardner and State Senator Edward
Wakelee. all pronounced stand -patters" ="
The fight was then carried Into the
committee on resolutions and Mr.
Lewis friends on that committee. re-
inforced by George L. Record. leader of
the new idea Republicans. won and put
into the platform a plank declaring that
rate making power be conferred upon
the public utilities commission.
The convention was impartial in its
applause at the names Of President Taft
and former President Roosevelt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-21
FORT DOUGLAS POST
IS IN DRESS PARADE
Brigadier General Thomas Here
to Inspect Regiment and
Auxiliary Equipment.

Fort Douglas is on dress parade, The
annual inspection OF the garrison by the
department commander is in progress and
the entire post and the regiment sta
toned there Will be inspected. Brlga-
dier General II. D. Thomas Of the depart
ment of the Colorado, accompanied by his
official staff. arrived from Denver Mon
day and is now at the post making the
inspection. The reglmental review will
probably be held Thursday.
General Thomas may extend his visit
TO the end of the month to be present at
the annual field meet OF the post, at
which time the machine gun platoon win
endeavor TO make another record.
During his stay the distinguished officer
will be the recipient of the usual social
courtesies a the hands OF the command
ing officer of Fort Douglas and his staff
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-21
Mi-o-na Will at Once Stop all
Distress Caused by
Undigested Food.

Stomach troubles will disappear, your
appetite will return, and you can eat
after suffering, if you will put your
faith in MONA stomach tablets.
Perhaps you have had indigestion a
long time, have had sour stomach, full
ness after eating. rising of food,
heartburn and biliousness.
IT may be that you have tried the or
dinary cures sold at most drug stores,
and tried by dieting and other methods
to put strength into your weak stom.
ach.
No matter how long you have suf.
ffered; no matter how many remedies
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-21
National Guard News

Every effort possible viii be made tnis
winter to encourage the national suards-
men. General Wedewood Will have the
armory hall remodeled by removing the
latforn in the north end and by renl2y-
ing the rooms at the south END rms
enlargement will give the companies more
room and after the new floor is put IN
dancing parties may be held. II Is the
plan 10 put in gymnasium equipment
The signal corps met Tuesday evening
when the members We're given lnStruc-
tions on a war map. Numerous condi-
tions were stated and the signalnen VIII
be required TO give original solutions for
the movement Of all troops engaged In
q fight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-21
NOTICE is HERvpv

NOTICE IS HEREsv cr,I
special meeting oI ,,s ,SrH y y
tI,,,, sne Lion Hill ConsollSSssi.s9s id ss;! 4
sMiiling company Will b. Sis -, =
nee OF said company ~ ,, t.A 4, [
south street. Salt Ispss' a. ~, =
5ot to6er II. A, D. 1910 at a. ~
gay; said meeting is eaIsf !
lo%lns purpose, to~wlt: n v
action OF the board NJ Az No. 2,
sSorporation, and a rsssIT1Ss JTs:s'
board; adopted at e sD..i,I ]
said board OF directors n ~,
u, A. D. 1910, at 4 .-n y
wh!ch said resolution p prosi,.' NJ
OF al the property Of % III, -.
the Lion Hill ConsolidatsS' ted NJ. ~
corporation. for capItaI -
Maine corporation. and an" ss 4
atlon OF the Assumption \ !,
corporation Of the dsb,s =, Z.
Also 10 consider and nass ~, I
tlon Of confirming said pr,sss.l
authoIizihS the board Of dIgrr1
piete the same and 10 con.p.-'
upon the question OF ar,h..;.l
hcers OF said corporasion "a =
necessary papers for tbe ~
property OF this corporstis-
Maine corporation. Alan !.
other action and transact srT
ness that may properly mT. !
meeting.
DATED September Il. 1914
BY order of the board oi y
e. ". CLARK
President az d
GEORGE 81 5
,o.W W ]. DQ0LN1
Secretary
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-21
TRACK WALKER FINDS
BODY OF HIS BROTHER

KITTANNING, Pa, Sept 2o.-While
rain poured In verltable deuge Sund1y
night. "A Pennsylvania railroad messenger
awoke Michael kowlner. IL track foreman
that he night be on the lookout for land
slides on his section Out into the storm,
went Michael and at the end II his sec
tion he found a mangled body. Under
takers wore summoned and when the body
had been placed In the basketlilee recep-
tacle. kowlner recognized IL as that OF
his brother Joseph. who was track fore
man Of the adjoining section.
Joseph Kowlner had been struck by a
train in the binding storm
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-21
Sparrows Are Dying.

Scores Of dead sparrows were found
In the streets in the vicinity OF Upton
avenue and Ninth East street Tuesday
Every once In a while bird would falter
In its flight, fall to the ground and die
almost Immediately. Many persons were
of the opinion the eparrows were at
flicted with the same disease that Is kill
ing so many ducks. but no examination
Was made 10 establish that theory.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-21
NOTICE OF SPECIAL |

Notice is hereby given ~
tax for the purpose OF eYle,a1|
Ing has been levied and -
ordinances Of the City Coc5{
August 30. 1910, and seple-.s
respectively.
Said special tax is levied zd|
lowing described real pngs5|
Lake City. to-wlt: In loui n
block 80: and 2, block IS; 1
block 80; / and .. bloci ik
block 70: !. 2, 3 and |. b!xl
plat B, Salt Lake City sgng;|I
on the south side OF Thhi q
between Sixth East and 81
streets; on the north side Z Il
street between Sixth Eas, 90.
streets; and on both sides e
street between Ninth East 4
East streets. in Paving EIri1
q and 2S. OF Sal, Lake ciu I
and payable in Ten equal 40.
ments beginning September y
terest at the rate OF SIX psr =
mum on the whole amount
shall be computed from IL
approval Of the ordinance e:
levy Of said tax. to.wit; S.
1910: and interest al ali =
whole amount Of said AY ?
be due and PAYABLE With a1
ment. II any tnstsnmeai
aforesaid is not paid on "
the same becomes due, ~
amount OF the tax UNPAID y
said installment and inteTaa
become due and PAYABLE ~
at the rate OF el2hI :
annum until sale OF ths
sessed. One or more OF sn
In the order IN which lhV p
aforesaid. or the whole ts
without interest at any TIM
days after the approVa
nance confirming the levy
one or more OF said insn
order in which they are -
whole tax unpaid. may e
lay eny installment Is ~
the amount thereof and nm
lay. ,,,1
All special taxes are
office. room l02 city a1o -
ng, Salt Lake City c-
Dated at Salt Lake Gm
10Th day of Septemosro, I' "a
City Treasurer and colls'H
Taxes. 49, A Ia
Paving Extension NO. 81
Fourth partial estimate
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NOTICE OF spsm.s

tax SG}'SG fof The IS pnsD.syy hsrssy given d.
Yak yak has been ley,oid 81 sst.nSS.
09rdlnances oman, OF the 1gu sIs,. and g.
august AUGUST, so; 1910. and u,'y ccuuS>
said special tar 9.
lowing described ~ levied ~
LAKE "a City, to-wii; sgal "a prop:s'
W, 70; lots : and 6. bloslll NJ I9is ~
block o; lots i ana o!oek Is;E
inson subdivision Sto % ). ri
~ ~ iptS inai,,L;,; ! 2; 9 and dOipcS T. S,.lls Y
block II; lot , Silss Si.s Plis
and 5. block Is. ali LICK Z. u, bl,
City survey. abut,,,n w Plat ~
OF Fifth South aiCelng ai.g On u;
East East and Fourteentt,o oetsss +
Iotn sides Of Sixth sr Eat y
ienth East and spu'h trs
between Filth Soo',ho . OF fsnG
S5Ssreets' 81 IN sidewalk d end b
Is. Of Salt Lake CHS \:
PAYABLE in nvG equal ii'y, y az
beginning Sep,cmSss,r annu,l
al the rate OF siS% NJ nor q. isi
cns, cn1 Who'll Whole amount O. Of 'snl s,,, p
computed GO from, the ,sald "a
Oh the ordinance oocse cs.e oi q
SAID tax. to. wit 'sna,inlug d.
and Interest at so,a aSeptensS
amount a snS nj % Of /, said tax ur1si, rasi .,
any lnstallment or I'm ;n,l lail
not paid on the da,. ntssfe't a,se't g
que Then the wholc Saen ~
unpaid at the tjnn e amoua
interest y i,Is are due will Ssen-iins sla insa
a PIE and viii draw IDesoons Uesons =
slght per cent per , ar, Al
the property assasessH mum =
fSa1, SSiu lInSsiallunents i IS in lbs ". ~
ti,es tas are are, payable aiores,5siGG ,5 GG'ts
YAK: may be paid wI,ha o
any time within ,bIr,,,ui'9a
approval OF the ordjnssY dm
levy Of the tax; ana d"ancs d c1.s
s',star!lne9ts rs ,ials1 in the orSs, o. Z Y
s1s are payable; or the p'b,,s. y
may be paid on the d,g .gak
rs due by paying Inc .sY az
interest TO said aay -nolt
offida 1It Special taxes are a.,
once: on room lo2. City snI Ig
ing salt Lake CITY ana o
Dated at Sn1t -,
-O'H Gay OF September. nv l;ii
City Treasurer an ana
Sidewalk extension ~ g,
IhlrG partial estlrnat. ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-21
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby give v
council OF Salt Lake Cw
tion of such council 10 o. 4,
ing described improvement. e,s.sli
Constructing cement, J, s'r.s 90
feet wide and four w. .na,is q
the west side OF ed
| Seventh South street t.a.p % a
on the east side OF Gishg1s:l M g1s:l1
Eighth South street 70 II "a
and on the south sloe .,tst d
street from Glendale sun sun 4
| 9so.fo feet east, IN sldes,a slhn,,.a 4
Al. and defray the O,IS,ri
the cost and expense 's., sr..
at one thousand the.
nine and f3-1OO Sls.s,,If If,s.
S5-i00 (sO.95) dollar rgp.r,y, pc
foot Of ebuttlng osaii =
1898 79 feet abuttins nro: \
BY a local assessni.ssn,,, .s,, d q
pieces OF ground wiut VIII ths "a
scribed district, peihss by "
affected and oenen'e'
ment. namely ,o,s tcr
The east side oi So iSts NJ ~
block 5; the east S slae ass. !. y
elusive, block 3; tns s,ds o. Y
inclusive, block =, j. iosss
divjsion, section H. ~ ps
range n, / west. Salt IoA'
Ian. ~ sai5 ~
estimated at one ,SS NNrl
ninety-four and So-tg;v c;,ys ia
OF which sum thv and T-,s,
hundred h sixty-four tssnouss1;
dollars. leaving one nd 1.M
dollars to be ralssa anbiseauti
All protests ana ,UUtentlo;
gsrtte gssnted in in writing; ;,su sIaiafip x iprs
block. or descripoo,10s sen,rs y
civ recorder on on IL .hs
Soeoyoher Soy 1910. beins uill -
soid of{0psSi Council when and i stS tSSts
sider such protes'S
he made thereto; cI,y e
Lake City, Uteh osth. ias
Dated August 3
-. ov,onsion No =
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-21
Not Joke, But Tragedy.

SOMERSET. Pa, Sept. 20.-"Your
brother Irwin is hurt In a runaway
accident. said a seemingly unfamiliar
voice TO George Ansell after ne had been
aroused from sound sleep. Laughter
indicated that Irwin was playing a Joke
on George and the latter returned 10 bed
last night. remembering that Irwin had
been TO party. Several hours later ,r-
win was fltalY injured. His team had
Gccome frightcned and had run away
Irwin was thrown from his seat aud a
two-ton wagon passed over his body,
crushing him so badly that he died In a
short time
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-21
To Women
Who Dread
Motherhood!
Information How They May Give Bir:sh
to Hap :, Healthy Children Alb
solutely Without Pain
Sont Free.

No women need any longer dread the
palms OF childbirth. or remain childless
DR. J. II. Dye has devoted his life to
proved that all pain at childbirth may
be entirely banished and he will gladly
tell you how it may be done absolutely
free OF charge. Send your name ard ad-
dress to DR.. ]. H. Dye. sos Lewis Block.
Buffalo, n. T., and he will send you,
postpaid, his wonderful book which tells
how TO give birth TO happy, healthy chill
to cure sterility. Do hot delay but write
today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-21
Old EHenda Meet

j. J. Marklein. one of the most prom
inent citizens of Cincinnati. o. called on
Fire Chief w. II. Glore Tuesday They
have known each other many years. Mr..
Marklein was formerly Ell alderman In
Cincinnati and has held many other civic
honors He Is campaigning string of
race horses at Ogden. Last year he went
10 Europe, but he says he would rather
watch his horses run even on a half mile
track than TO tour the continent Mr.
Marklein says Utah peases him moro
than any other state In the West.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-21
Fighting Editor Shot.

DEVILS LAKE. N. d. Sept 20.-Ed-
itor Daniel e. Brenna Of the Devils Lake
lnter-Ocean who has been a leader in a
CIVIC cleanup crusade directed primarily
against blind pigs" was shot TO-DAY az
Mr. Brenna was leaving his Offices. Mr,
Brenna was only slightly Injured.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-21
LORDS PRAYER CUT
ON GOLD DOLLAR

NEW YORK. Sept. 2O.-A Gu
rious and interesting specimen
of the fine work of a famous old
American eugraver, A. W.
Overbaugh, has Just come to
light in little Staten Island
village.
The relic is an ancient gold
dollar, in the center of which, in
a circle one sixth of an inch in
diameter, Overbaugh engraved
the Lord 8 prayer, The inscrip-
tion cannot be read with the
naked eye, but is distinct with
the aid of glasses, At the bot
tom of the circle Overbaugh add
ed his name. The engraving was
done on wager.
The coin will go to one of the
New York museums.
z y 80 {. -. . q y o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-21
Delegates for Good Roads.

AT meeting which was held in the
Commercial club, Tuesday, delegates were
elected 10 the lntermountain good roads
convention. which will meet in Ogden
September %, "a and 26, They are as
follows George 7. O6ell, w. II Ttb
balls. l.. j. Gllmer. n. II. Bertram and
]. p. Caine.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-21
NEGRO REFUSED BEER
SUES FOR FIVE THOUSAND

TACOMA, Wash, Sept 20-Suit
brought by Henry Newman. a negro,
against George Shredder. a saloon pro-
pritor for $4,000 damages was taken un-
der advisement In the superior court to-
day. Newman alleges that he was re-
fused glass OF beer because of his
color
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-21
Diabetes

People of open mind having
Diabetes or having friends who
have, can hear Of something to
their advantage if they will
write to j. j, Fulton, 653 Battery
St, San Francisco, Cal. Helpful
diet list mailed free.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-21
ReWa ard.

The party taking the violin from
Smith s drug store on the morning of
September 20, can obtain liberal re-
ward and no questions asked Address
Ole, Tribune.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-21

Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. Independent 360
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-12

Admission, July n.-Cspecial)- When
Tyrus Raymond Cobb, the prize swatter
of the Detroit Tigers, recently took all
the deeds he'd done and all the games
he'd won and put 'em in book, ne
failed to give credit TO whom credit Is
due in the opinion of DR.. 1" Il scar
brough of this city. and as result there
of DR.. Scarborough has undertaken the
duty of correcting history for the oeneh'
of American fans.
The main point in DR.. Scarborough MS
tory is that Tyrus Raymond Cobb, known
here as "scrappy' Cobb, began to grow
in Admission. He had failed to make good
at Augusta and he was released, DIT
Scarborough. who at that time managed
a fast Admission Tri-State league team
securing him and paying his expenses TO-
Admission. Cobb says he was harmed
~ little water-tank league, or words
10 that effect. which has aroused the UNI
hrape of the erstwhile Admission manager
and caused him to talk back.
DR. Scarborough is in possession OF
contract which shows that the said Tyrus
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-12
Sporting News
CORRS ADMISSION HISTORY
REVEALS STRONG PENCHANT
FOR SCRATHY BATH TOWELS
BY HARRY NJ. AYERS

Raymond Cobb in the year 1894 did act as
the party of the second part and sign a
contract with him for the magnificent
sum of $50 monthly and expenses. That
was in Cobb's green days and the
records show that when he made his first
trip to Chattanooga he was so impressed
with the wonders of Lookout mountain
that he was fined s. on April "a for fail
ure to report at the diamond in uni
form in time for the game to start, his
net earnings for that weeks work be-
ing $3.50.
Tyrus had an interesting career in An
niston. If 1t was not the most creditable
one from standpoint of his Sunday
school teacher There was seldom a day
that he did not have a scrap or near
scrap and seldom did he escape a whole
week without being fined for some in
fraction of the rules He had an unusual
regard for long. scratchy bath towels. and
whenever his name Is mentioned at his
old boarding house he comes in for a
torrent of abuse, for when he left, his
ex-landlady says, he swiped every towel
in the house. Notwithstanding these facts
Ty was an idol even in those days and
Annistonians still claim him as local
product
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-12
DIAMOND GOSSIP

Gordon Hickman is now a "Tumbling-
Climber
Paul Sentell is out of the game on ac-
count of injury.
birmingham and Atlanta played the
Yoorest games In the league yesterday.
Each of the others was battle.
stockdale pitched a good game. but the
Barons couldn't hit. Griffin seems u
have improved in the Texas circuit.
E,ehartv outpitched Flaherty. 1t was
irish against Irish and the irish won
F1ehartv got a couple of hits, and one
of them won the game.
Pittsburg was beaten yesterday by
Philadelphia by a score OF Is 10 y. III
the ninth inning the Phillies made nine
runs. How the Champions have talieh'
Leaving Atlanta, the Barons Will tackle
Memphis Friday, Saturday and SUNDAY,
Thursday being an off day memphis
should be beaten without trouble. 1t ap-
pears that this road trip will prove TO
be a highly successful one.
The Barons had a lead of one run and
Wordsworth dropped an easy ny. Inc
score was then tied. But in the game
Wordsworth threw Fisher out at the plate
did his share of the hitting, and IN the
first game got the only Baron wallop-
Kansas City and St. Paul in the Amer
lean association played II innings yes
terday. Kansas City got runs, II hlts
and made errors; St Paul, runs, Is
hits and errors. St Pauls pitchers
were Kilroy Gehring and Laroy. Kansas
CITY used Swami and Campbell, botn OF
whom were once in the Southern league.
Tt will be Covaleski against Fisher to-
day, probably, or Keiber The Barons
, should have no more serious trouble IN
Atlanta, as one sidewheeler was disposed
of yesterday and Johns worked Satur-
day. Jordan might run Johns in again
however In that case the Barons should
beat him. 1t looks good for an even
break anyhow
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-12
WRESTLERS READY
FOR FRIDAYS TUMBLES

Catch as-catch-can. barring the
strangle hold, will be the rule gov
erning the double wrestling match at
the Jefferson theatre Friday night. All
four of the principals, Peter James and
Young Beel who will wrestle for the
championship of the south; and J. r.
Cutrer and Tony Owings who will con-
test for challenging honors, agreed to
this rule.
All four of the wrestlers are in fine
trim and are training hard for what
may prove to be one Of the biggest
athletic nights In Birmingham since
the day of Gotch and other heavy
weights And in this connection 1t
may be said that all four of the wrest-
lers use the scientific methods of such
men as Gotch, Burns and other mat
experts This in itself is enough to
insure two struggles that Will be worth
while. fN