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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-21
RICHARD GETS READY TO BUILD ARENA
BIG CROWD GIVES
BOOKIES DRUBB|NG
Will Try for Worlds Record,
With Best Sprinters
Entered.

.U-AnE,Z Mexico. Jan. 20.-The big
crowd gave tho books drubbinG today
nj Terrazas when four heavily pia!ea
first choices won. The Victories OF Lazy
panchita and Wander were particularly
hard blows for the ring, as they were
PLAYED for thousands.
The management announced toGaE
that a special race al ono mile ana uhder
light weight will be run next week III
an attempt 10 lower the worlds record.
The entries are: Right Easy, Serflle'
GIorio. Prince Ahmed. Wander and a
few other fast ones.
The summary;
First race. selling FIVE and half fur-
lonss-Bertmont, 1O7 (GarnerJ, 10 l.
won; Kiamcsho H.. liO (Kennedy). to
1. second; Dandy Dancer. ITO QRicc). 10
to /. third. Timc. 1906 20. Fireball'
| Brly. Roosmoore. Gladys Louise, Bright
Skies. Hardy son Ed Tracy, Si6arl,
| Pelham and Hollow also ran.
Second race. selling, seven furlones-
knight Deck, 104 (Molesworthl. ITO ..
ond; Gerrymander, 100 (Bensonl. 10 ],
third, Time. l:25 10 Mnnollettc: Joe
RubIola and Cardinal sarto also ran. :,
furlongs-T yllers. 1lO CNolcswortlO, 10
| 2, won; Clint Tucker loI Garner, 10
/. second: Congenient. 10 (2hiliingo,
Bright. AIleviator Deuce. Beaver Dam
Lad. b. j. Swanner. Reuben. Albion ii
and Miss Danvilio also ran,
Fourth race, one milc-Wander. os
| (Moes worth). c 10 D won Lady Esther
| l02 0iufnageD. 16 10 ., second: Orbcd
Lad. lo2 (Mondanl, to l. third; Tine
1853 20 John Il. Mcmillan Financier
and Barbury also ran. Tho Wrestler
| left at post.
Fifth race selling. six furIongs-Lady
Pauchita. lOl tGarncr). Z 10 ;, won; Good
| Intent loo (Shillins), TO l. second
| Geneva, 102 (Mondan), 40 TO !, third
| Time. 1;i3 1-6, Cathcryu Scott, Ed
I<eck. Alva Il. and Virginia Edwards
| also ran,
| Sixth race, selling. one and e-eightl
| miles-Gold Way, l06 (Shilling), to /
won. Miss LYDIA 1o2 kennedy)r 10 l
| second, Wolferton, l04 (Molcsworth)
even, third. Time, l.52 40. Arcourt
| Cheswardine and The Thorn also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-21
FRANK GOTCH PICKS
JEFFR|ES TO WIN
Says BOilermaker viii 0utclass
Johnson, Especially in
Long Contest.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2O.-Frank Gotch,
The worlds wrestling champion, declares
that JcTrics will outast Johnson in their
battle next July and will win easily In
IA long go
''Johnsons defensive style OF lighting
Will prove his uuduing," says Gotch In
statement given out here today.
"JefrTios'S endurance is as good as II
ever WAS. Tho other day We wrestled
hall an hour and he finished as strong
as | did, ] was unable To pin him down
bur once. This should show how great
is his strength. because he knows little
OF the wrestling game,
Two months ago | was one OF the
douhtors. but | have grown 10 know
that lcffrics is honest and determined,
and Is working rs hard as any man can
10 get Into shape. And he is getting
into shape so rapidly that it surprises
even his best friends, Jcffries not only
viii be right when the fight begins. but
the longer the fight goes on the better
chance he will have"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-21
SCHATZ BEATS JAC0BS(
BREAKING ROLLER h

There was more excltement
into five minutes OF racing al
torium rink Thursday night d
event OF the present roller-slz
son. 1t came during the hau|
between Willie Schatz. the Sd
pion. and Eph Jacobson. ths
champion of this city. The ra|
two miles. and Schatz gave
handicap OF one lap. in the d
laps race. The skaters STARTED
posjte sides OF the course and
away well at the crack Of The
the ninth lap SchatZ gained
on his opponent. but il is dou
would have succeeded in beat
son had not the latter had the
10 fall In the twenty second
fall was caused by the bres
skate strap and jacobson tool
into the seats, but escaped in
race was witnessed by a larg
enthuSia site roller fans,
In winning the race Schatl
miles OF the record made rcce
cast by Il professional ska
Blackburn Blackburn skated
in 9.29. making all average of
the mile. SchatS skated tho [,
BIS l-5. or 2.39 10 the mile.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-21
aMANY GOOD MEN KEPT
OUT OF COLLEGE SPORTS

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Jan 2O,-I can
hardly see the justice i'm barring men
from participating in college athletics
when they have played professional base
ball while many Of the dcbaiers on uni
vcrsity teams are men who have taken
money on the lecture platform or in the
pulpit" declared Branch RicicN, former
major league player and newly hired
coach for the University of Michigan 10
them.
'I believe successful system could he
devised whereby college students could
play baseball during the summer months.
earn money to help them through the
winter, and at the same time retain their
standing as amateurs. Every man who
works with university teams should.
above all, he a bonafide student. That
is the primary requirement. Today
many men arc kept out OF college ath-
lctiCs just because they take the legitl-
mate funds to carry them through college
wear +"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-21
BIG AVIATION PRIZES
FOR THE COMING SEASON

NEW YORK. Jan. 2o.-More than $500
400 I'm prize money will he offered this
year for aviation meets held under the
auspices OF tho International Aeronautic
Federation. According To statement
issued at the headquarters of the Aero
Club Of America. fourteen meets arc
scheduled between April I and November
2 for which $i1G.0G0 has already been
promised
The longest dates awarded arc thosc
secured for tho American meet. which
will be held from October IS To November
- No selection Of a city for the cornpo- =
,iiiou will he made until all bids are in.
New York. Washington. Detroit ST
Louis Kansas city and other cities are
seeking fhc att ra tiou.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-21
Emeryville Entries.

OAKLAND. Cal, Jan. 2O.-Entries at
Emcryyillc for Friday;
First race. futurity course. iycar- -olds.
selllns-Pacinco. ll9; Colonel Brady. 10;
S%aGcrlator l09 Il. IL Flahcrty. los:
May Pink, lo7 Bold. 1oS; Litholin. 1o2.
Second race. I-year- olds. fu,urity
course; sclling-.Andrcw b. Cook. ~;
Ampedo. ll2: Curriculum. 109 Special
Delivery l09: HeriVcs. 101s Maud McG.,
lO7, Sir Barry, los. Novgorod, l05; Like
ly. 105, Dieudonnc. 1o5.
Third race, futurity course. iyeor-
olds. selling 109; Ocean
Shore 109; Burleigh, l09; Mi Dirccho
los, Father Stafford 105: Balcrian. lO3
Thistle Belle. 9S
Fourth race. six furlongs, 3-Tear- -olds
Alcatraz handicap-Turret. Ill; Judge
Quinn, III; Raleigh =. d., iO9: Copper
town, 1O7 Chester Krum. 1O4; Miles. %.
Fifth race. one mile. 3-year- olds. sell
ing-Sinls Spring. us. Illusion. 116. Mr.
Bishop. ia; Whidden, 113; Mike Jordan
liz; Orllene. III: DR., Mayer, 109; Moss
back. los, Blanche c., los; Mcltondale
100, Dclmas. 81; Contra Costa, 81.
Sixth race. selling, one mile-Coppers
1l3; uiCol-Cap, rs. Naiserhof. 113,
Andy Daven, iia My Pal, lls: Lazell
IFS: Beechwood, li3; Caronia, 1o9, Chit
tcrlIngs, I09; Who. 100; Salina, III;
Peggy O'Neal LOG,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-21
0DDS-0N FAN0RITE
WINS PAL0 ALTO EVENT

OAKLAND Jan. 2o.-Madman. the
odds -on IaVorite. scored an easy victory
in the Palo Alto handicap at EmeryYllle
today. He opened a gap on the field and
the others could never get near him,
Kid North, ravoritc. ran away from his
field In the carly stages of the first race,
neck. The fifth resulted in n close finish.
j. c. Clem winning by a narrow margin
from Coblcskill and Steel.
Summary:
First race. five and halt furlongs,
sellmg--Dixle Dixon. lo7 G<cnp, ; TO |,
won Kid North 109 (Colburu). . TO .,
Time, l'l0. Cantem, Babe Neely. Mark
Twain. Sully, Phosphorus, Riveria Bob
Burns and Twin screw finished as named
Second race. six furlonGs, selling-Old
Sophomore los (Walsh), Il 10 1. second;
Lady Rensselaer,. 1o4 tCallaghanl. 20 TO
l. third: Time; l:16 %, Birth, Banr2se
silk, Pretension, Bankara and Nappa fin
ished as named.
Third race six furlongs. seIling-Lcna
Barber. 1lO Gross, s 10 L. second; Ybor,
Io6 (Vospcr) to =, third Time. l.15 l-5.
Valoski. Nelma c.. Tony Faust. serv--
icecence. Gossiper II and Balnade finished
Fourth race, five furlongs. Palo Alto
handicap-Madman. 10 tDugam. TO
10, won; Jim Gaffney. 1o+ (Coburn). 12
TO ., third, Time. l.0l 10, Hector and
Rosamo finished as named,
Fifth race. mile and twenty yards. sell
iug-J. C.. Glenn 10i (Kcdcris), to /.
won; coblesxiii, 100 Gross, 10 TO !.
second; Steel. 107 lCotton). II to 10,
third Time, :i5 80, AXIS Ben
Bryce. Trocha. st Adams. Lady Kitty
Surety and Cock Sure finished as named.
Sixth race, futurity course, selling
Sink Spring, 129 (Vosper)s TO /, won;
lnclement 12S (Mcntry). I TO l, second;
Roberta. 10 Gross, TO ], third. Time
1.12 2-5 Dldation Saiuotta. ElmOlIno
Minncdoci. Gramercy, Jllitt and Arthur
Hynan iinishcd as named.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-21
RICHARD 0RDEI
ARENA lU|
Work Will Begin linn.
in RemodeIing SAM
Track.
FORTY THOUSAND PE0p
TO BE ACCOMN0
Insists Salt Lake City 4
Now Lose the hi
Contest.

TEX" Rickard announcos
that he had put in an order
carloads Of lumber TO be shI,,
air as soon as possible. and I,
demonstrating the tcn-lap g.
to make a seating capacity >,
QUO To 10000 people will bcp,n
This ought to set at rcs, !.
asked question OF whether n
contest between James J. Ia,
Jack johnson Is coming bors
possible that Rickard would .o
far as he has done IL the con,.
go 10 California. Rickard said
big arena. which will become ,,o
because OF the attraction s,,e
will be completed I'm months
that time Ricl<ard Is conljdsv
viii he able definitely 10 anno",
tho number of people that a.
pected to attend the cpntest -
cclVlnG many kilograms eypr
seat reservations. and fcels n.
about to accomplish the grp,f..,
OF his life In staging the prouo,
| Ing contest. [f-
Rickard is now anxiously VA
JefCrics To arrive. Tho btomo
fighter Viii hold a meeting, and
tire matter will then be cjs
Rickard insists that there Il \
of this city losing the contest,
going right ahead with hh
staging the greatest confess
in pugilistic history
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-21
PLAYERS SHOULD NOT
PLAY OUT OF SEASON

CHICAGO. Jan. 90-Bal PLAYERS are
not unanimous on the proposition that
tho new baseball contract forbiddiuE
transforming is haTdship 10 the play
ers. Edward NJ Reulbach. Chicago Ma
tionaI lea que pitcher. Is one Of those who
thinks the agreement will he of benefit
TO the mon who play The game.
Il think the new contract is all right
In the main" said tho pitcher YESTERDAY.
by playing in unreasonable weather,
one is liable TO injurc himself perma- =
nenilv.
''rhon looking from tho magma s
viewpoint: Now. supposnG the players
who annually travel down TO Cuba or
other countries should return with their
systems fun OF malaria and could not
give the club 10 which he Is under con
tract his best services tho following sea
SON would that Inc Justice to the owncr'
think not. That Tells the whole story.
What is fair FOR one is fair for the
other
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-21
Eleventh.
Eighteentll.
UNIVERSITY 0UTCLASSES
B. Y. {. TEAM OF LOGAN

The university basketball team defeated
the B. Y. c., Thursday afternoon, in their
first game of the intercollegiate schedule
by a score of oS TO q. The Logan team
was outclassed in speed and ability The
varsity boys were in the best OF condition
and before the end OF the game had their
opponents completely tired out.
In the first half of the game the Logan
team did much better work than in the
second. and succeeded in holding the
varsity team 10 a score OF i3 10 l6 But
The pace set by the varsity huskes was
too swift for the visitors. and in the see
ond half the ball rolled into the varsity
baskets almost at will. Holmstcad. on
the varsity team. shot the most bas-
kcts. and succeeded in making eighteen
successful throws from the field and five
from the foul line. Evans followed with
twelve baskets, and Romncy was not far
behind. Each Of The guards, Roskelly
and Hoisfal. also made good scores,
Tho game with the Logan team shows
clearly that the T.. Y. G.. VIII not be in
the lead OF the race for the pcnnant, -and
Judging from the games Provo played in
Logan last week. tho Ggh, for The state
championship is between Provo and the
varsity
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-21
CHICAGO WANTS TO
SEE ZION Y. NJ, c. A.
Champion Basketball Teams
Will Meet in Windy City
for Title.

CHICAGO. Jan. 20.-Charlcs \. Dean,
chairman Of the National a. n, L.
championship basketball committee. an
nounccd yesterday that the unlimited
championships would be had at tho Firss,
regiment armory. March H. IS and ~.
As an incentive to bring the best teams
together In this meeting. Dean has OF
fcrcd 60 pay part of IN" expenses OF the
Montreal nvc, champions OF Canada, The
Birmingham. Ala, team, one OF Inc
strongest agGrcgntons in the south; The
Salt Lake CITY Y. NJ. G., A.. which has
had an unbeatable team in the last few
years and the san Francisco \. C.s
which is represented by one Of the
strongest teams on tho coast
Y. M. G. A. Ready to Go.
Physical Director Gnrich OF the Y. NJ.
c. a. when shown the Associated Press
dispatch which announced the Invitation
OF the local Y. NJ. &. \. To play In the
championship series It Chicago. said in
answer that the Salt Lake Y, NJ. &. \.
team would he only too glad 10 make the
trip, and he WAS confident that the boys
would return with the title. The team is
getting better every day and. by the time
the championship series begin tho salt
Lakcrs VIII be In The best of condition
and ought to nc ahl" To play q whirl-
wind game, The team has held sway here
for the last seven years and visiting
teams from outside the state have in
NJrlIbly been easy marks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-21
Boosters Basketball League.

NNVITdT 10 7 Ot 7 TIUUUH.
LOGAN, Jan. 20.-1he city basketball
league promoted by the Boosters club
began its season. last evening when two
games wore played al tho X. Y college
gymnasium. The first MAS between the
Boosters and the Bankers. and WAS won
By the latter by "A score OF 1@ 10 II tho
last basket being scored by the winners
within one minute Of the call Of time for
the last half. The teams put up pre- tLy
exhibition. and greatly interested the
crowd.
The second contest was played by the
dentists. doctors and druggists. As against
the butchers. bakers and Groccrs, and
the -, ID. Us. won by the safe margin
OF points. the score being 10 10 II.
Tho schedule calls for two games each
Tuesday evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-21
IS ARRESTED
FOR FELONIOUS ASSAULT

: NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-Tack
= Johnson. champion negro pugiist
= was arrested In New York tonight.
i charged with fclonious assault. and
: for n time the prospects were that
+ he would have to remain In n cell
: AT police headquarters unln morn
i ing.
J. Felony cases are not taken 10 the
= night court. and Jchnsou's release
= could only be brought about by
: getting a police magistrate out Of
: bed To accept bail. George Little,
i the negro's manager, scurried away
= from police hcadauarters when
+ Johnson was locked Up.
! Nathan Pindcr. a negro friend of
! the fighter, Is the accUser. lie and
: Johnson got into fight when sit
: ting in n cafe early yesterday.
= Johnson. late tonight was re-
j. leased under $1,000 bail.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-21
HESTER POSTS FORFEIT IN
NELS0N-WOLGAST BOUT

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2o.-Sid Hes
ter. the local hight promoter. posted Il
$500 forfeit tonight as a guarantee that
ho will pull off the forty-fivc round bat
tie between Battling Nelson and All VOL
gast February %.
Although the san Mateo board of
supervisors has not acted upon his APP
plicatlon FOR a permit TO stage the fight
In that county. Hester announced to-
night that the fight between the two
lightweights will take place on the date
set. either in this city or across the
line in San Matco county.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-21
Private Wrestling Match

CHICAGO Jan. 2O.-Mah hmout and
Zbyszko agreed yesterday to meet sun
day but the place for the bout was not
made public. Only those directly inter-
ested in the affair will be admitted The
conditions call for Mahmout TO throw
tho Pole twice in an hour or forfeit the
match. The sum OF $1,000 is in the hands
of the stakeholder l. w. Smith. and the
referee has been picked.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-21
College AeronautiCs

NEW YORK. jan. 20.--In response to
challenge from the Aero club OF Column
bia university, an intercollegiate aviation
meet is being arranged for June The
colleges thus far represented are Column
bia, Harvard, Yale. Amherst and the
University OF Pennsylvania.
IT has been suggested by the Eniver-
Sity of PENNSYLVANIA that an intcrcol-
lesiate acron4utical association he
FORMED. The PENNSYLVANIA representa-
tives think that acroplaning will soon be
put on the same basis as football ana
other college sports.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-21
Annual Golf Meeting

NEW YORK, Ian. 20.--At no time
within the last three months since the
line Of cleavage again appeared between
the United States Golf association aud
the Western Golf association has the
prospect OF an agreement been so encour-
aging as just on the eve OF tho annual
meeting OF tho national association in
New York tomorrow
Several delegates from the west have
arrived and much can be Inferred from
their expressions. Half n dozen held
the voting proxies for three times as
many clubs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-21
Soccer Football.

The soccer football fans will open tho
season with a practice game on tho All
IlslloMs college campus Saturday after.
noon, commencing play at I O'Clock All
interested in the sport are invited To at
tend. ~
There are several fans at Fort Doug
las who arc feeling out the bows. and If
enough soldiers can he interested i'm Tho
sport 70 organize a team. Il meeting will
nc called III the near future To organize.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-21
Burns Rings the Boil

Manager Burns OF Kid Bell, announces
mat hc has $3.50 that is getting mouIdv.
hui any timc Kid Ross wants n moet
bell at l2S pounds, or ihereahouts. he can
pun this money out OF it's nest nv
putting ND like smounf. Burns is CON
kind of a contest " N'''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-21
Gleason Will Rema

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20
Gleason viii be found with q
phia Nationals next season.
thought. the club decided N
would be a good man 10 re.
Bates. who is carded to pIay
Magee being switched 10 cenN
pleased with the figures na1
contract and returned the "a
Eoeel unsigned
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-21
Lowell School on RoAers.

\ delightful roller skating party was
given by the management of the Audi
torlum roller skating rinlS Thursday aft
eruoon 10 the pupils of the Lowell school.
Nearly l"e pupils attended the ahair.
first experience Tor many OF the children
10 glide over tho smSoth floor on rollers
ard tho children had good time. Punch
WAS served al the close of tho session.
ManagcT o Mara warmly thanked
Tor giving the entertainment Profcs-
sor bradford. principal OF the school, was
In charge Of the paI1v.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-21
Johnson Takes An Comcrs.

NEW YORK, Jan, 20.-Jack Johnson
has completed negotiations for a Paris
engagement September next with Joe
Jeanette. The articles of agreement.
which already have Jcanette's signature
will be signed by Johnson tdoay.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-21
ENSIGN LEAGUE

The Eighteenth ward defeated the
Eleventh ward by the score OF 3S to 10
in the l. u. S. gym Thursday evening.
The first half resulted in n hard con-
test. but in the second half the winners
gradually drew away from their oppo-
nents,
The second teams from the two wards
also played. the Eighteenth ward win
ming by the score Of A to 3. The games
played were OF the Ensign league series.
The lineups:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-21
Hester Gets No Permit.

Los ANGELES. Cal. Jan. 20
Thomas McCaroy Is preparing TO Stage
the Nelson Wolgast fight for the light
22, Hester OF San Francisco nor having
received a permit. NcCarey is in toIe-
graphic communication with Nelson
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-21
Basketball Game,

The l.. y. s. Z. basketball team VIII
PLAY The E.. Y. C. Of Logan in o match
game tonight in the Y. NJ G. A The
game tonight Will bc the first OF tho
league series in which the Saints will
appear this season and VIII give tho
lollo"ers OF the game AN opportunity to
get line on the L. d S crowd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-21
New Swimming Record

CHICAGO. Jan. 20.-M. McDermott. A
hieh school swimmer. established a new
American record for the l06ya brca {
stroke ia match here tonight His
time was one minute and seventeen sec
onds clipping two secouds off the pre-
Vious record.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-21
Second Team Wins.

Preceding the game between the var
sitv and r. V. G., the varsity second team
beat the Granite high school by score
of Is 10 IL.
The lineup follows
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-21
Important BASEBALL Trades

CINCINNATI Jan. 20-Onc Of tho big
geSt baseball trades Of the winter was
closed today by The Cincinnati and Phil
adelphia National clubs. Tho deal in
wolves the trading OF four pitchers. Phil
adclphla getting Robert Ewing and
James Brennan In return for F'ranj, Cor
ridon and Harry Covalcski. Ewing has
been with Cincinnati since 1907. Rrcn-
nan Was bought from Hutchinson, kan,
last fall
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-21

Clifford " Harmon of New York and
George Harrison marked the end of The
aviation meeting today by establishing
balloon altitude record OF l0.sn0 feet
loI the Pacific coast Tho two acrOnauls
asccnded In the balloon New York"
shortly aitcr noon and soon attained an
altitude OF abcu; two miles. Coming
down al HOLLYWOOD suburb OF this
city. III the darkness tonight. they strucl,
ON \ housotop aud nearly tore of the
roof. Neither Of the acronautsi Was hurt
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HALSTEAD eco.
S 0ck Brokers
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE
92l FORT STREET

Honolulu. Thursday, January 20, 1910.