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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-06
Audacious Young Fugitive En-
icrS and Rides in Coach aud
Four at Exhibition.
TAKES PLACE SECOND 70
ALFRED G. VANDERBILT
Daring Youth Is Believed TO
Have Gone TO Mexico After
0utwittiug Police.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-Throuch tho
complaints Of angry creditors hero g. he =
came known. today that on The Saturday
before the National Horse show opened.
Robert ". Davie. the Boston boy nnan- -
cIer, who Is being sought on q charge
of larceny. entered q coach and four he
did not own FOR the classic Arrowhead
cup.
With j. IL. Coulter of Boston on the
box and Morris Hewlett. one OF tho bcs, .
he took second place in competition
against Alfred GWynnc Vanderbilt aud
Paul SorS. Not content with that. he
protested the winning Sorg entry and the
whole matter went before the Judges who
finally ruled that the protest OF AyrcHhire
farm cntry-thC name under which Davle
booked-was unfouudcd and confirmed
Paul Sorc in first place.
Tho coach and four arc the property
OF Coulter. who lnnoccnLlv agreed 10 drive
for Dayic for a snug consideration and
all expenses. Neither has beon paid
and the New York police said today that
IN their belief Davie has gone 10
Mexico.
When the Boston police first began
their sccrct search for bavie they nou-
He'd the New York police tha, he might
turn UP at tho horse show. II sounded
improbably audacious. but n man was
sent TO Madison Square Garden, who
searched the catalogue, made inquiries
and came away wiser than before.
At the time Davic was in the catalogue
under the pscudonym of The AYRSHIRE
Farm
The details came ou. today through
counsel for George Watson, another wcll-
known horse dealer Davle appeared at
his stables early i'm November and sought
20 buy a handsome. pair for S45O0. He
rendered a check. bu: Watson refused TO
make delivery until he heard from the
bank. 1t came back marked mo funds
Later, Davic appeared In $500 tour
ing car which Watson accepted in OK
change for AyrcShirc Queen. valuable
marc. on the appearances OF tho Boston
dealer who sold the car 10 Davlc. Wat
son learned that il had been paid for in
part only. and the dealer held a mort
gage TO secure tho balance. The machine
has been restored to tho owners and Wat
has his mare hack
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-06
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
PLAY BASKETBA
Young Lady Athletes Arc Prac-
ticing for Interesting Inter
class Series Of Games.

Girls hUskct,all ut tho Salt Lake high
school is booming and this week tho in
torclass championship series begins Tho
FIRST game win be "Wednesday afternoon,
between the Junior and senior tcams,
which will be followed by tho freshmen
and soDhomorc game. From all indica q
lions tho girls win bo able to put Mp
some good exhibitions Of the game. The
prospects for winning the series AFRO
rather bright for tho Junior class team,
as the Same girls who PLAYED sophomore
ball )ast season arc PLAYING this year
The sophomore girls Won the Dcrnant
last rear and arc playing strong in prac-
tlrc this season.
Miss Ruth Fcrns.rom ia coaching the
juniors and Is confident that tn" team
viii hsvc u clear record. The senior team
is rather strong, having several nf last
years players. The TWO undcr classes
Will not be as strong as ~ag at first
expected.
The boys nf the school win not be
gin regular basketball work for a day o,
40, rs Coach Brussc has not completed
his plans for the seasons work
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-06
TOMMY BURNS ANNOUNCES
RETIREMENT FROM RING

SEATTLE. Wash: Dec. 5.-Tommy
Burns. former heavy weight champion
pugilist, announces his permanent re-
tirenent from the prize ring in n let
ter received here last night Burns. who
Is at present making an exhibition tour
through central Washington. says that
after he finishes his engagement Wcdncs-
day night he viii never again appear as
a. boxer before thc public.
An Injury 80 his knee, received In q
game OF Ia crosse some months ago. is
given as his reason for retiring.
Burns has asked Hugh Mcintosh, the
Australian promoter. To match Jack Les
Ter of Gle Elum. Wash. whom Burns Is
training, TO fight Lang and BanStord in
England next year. Mcintosh had SUE
rcsted that Burns himself should. lake
these matches.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-06
DREXEL s FLIGHT
PROVES HIGHEST
Chief Of Weather Bureau An
nOunccS That Aviator Broke
Worlds Altitude Record.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec, 6,--According
TO George =. Bliss. chief OF tho United
states weather bureau In. this city. j.
Armstrong Drcvcl rose 10 a height OF
1897 feet in his fight iii this city on Mo-
vcmbcr -. The best previous record
was 9TI4 feet made hy Ralph Johnstonc,
who was Inter Killed at Denver. DrcNcl
claimed that lie reached All altitude OF
1910 feet.
When members of the Aero Club OF
America in New York questioned tho
correctness OF Mr.. DTrNc)s record. he
placed the matter in the hands OF thc
weather bureau experts and ANNOUNCED
that IL they agreed that lle broke john
stones record hc would fight TO have his
figures officially accepted.
The bsrograph used by Mr. Drcyel WAS
the same as that token up by tombstone
at Belmont park.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-06

SCHEDULE BEING PLANNED
FOR NEXT YEARS FOOTBALL,
Two Games With Colorado
Schools VIII Be Played in
Salt Lake.

Never has new game bccn in,ro-
duced at the university that has heer,
received with half the enthusiasm lhs,
the game OF soccer football ig rnroi,;nss
week practices were held. each niebs
with increasing numbers. and Monda's
afternoon fully thlrty-flye mon showed
up on the football field 10 take part In
the new game ana 10 learn somethiny
about it, The great number who ara
turning out is q great surprise 10 Coach
Fred BcnDion, who is training the boyg |
This afternoon tho Salt Lake Soccer
Boosters club. under the direction m
William Service and w. II. Anson, In
coming np 10 the university. where thd
soccer players VIII spend q couple OF
hours assisting Bcnnion I'm teaching ths
men the game. The Boosters club Ia
delighted over the enthusiasm with which
the university students arc taking uu
the new sport and il is likely that stcps
viii be Tn8dc toward getting games win
the other teams for the university.
At the close OF the practice this aftos
noon the best players will be picked QUE
from the squad which has been appearJ
ing on tho field for The past week, and
a first and second eleven wIll be chosen
for Inc university. The game is cgtab-
lishcd primarily TO furnish outdoor exJ
ercise for The men doing gymnasium
work, and il is likely that soccer prac-
tces will continue all winter.
Next years football schedule is being
council and already two games have been
practically arranged with Colorado
schools, TO be played in Salt Lake In
Il letter from the University OF Colorado
received by Coach Fred Bepnion Monday
afternoon the Boulder athletic council
accepted the terms offered by the univcrl
sty and a game will DC played with ths
Boulder team here on November Is of
next year
y game viii likely be played here With
the Colorado college team. though the
date for the game is not yet decided on
Two games VIII bn pie ved I'm Colorado;
with the Denver university and with the
Colorado State School OF Mines at Goldenl
The university team will make two trip9
10 Colorado during the season.
The University OF Idaho has written the
university asking for n football game tor
Thanksgiving day OF next year. This
date has always been reserved BY The
university for the Utah AggicS, hut now
That the two schools are sort OF up in
The air over the matter Of eligibility
rules. IT Is likely that the date with
the idaho university viii be- accepted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-06
JIM FLYNN WILL MEET
MONTANA DAN SULLIVAN

Los ANGELES, Dee. st looks
much like q match between Jim Flynn
and Montana Dan Sullivan. After be
ing approached yesterday regarding the
bout, Promoter McCarcy declared his
willingness 10 put the affair on ut Yer.
non before many days have rolled
around. and The fans are practically
assured of seeing Il twenty-round bout
between the battlers.
The match is hanging fro only be-
cause OF the date aud the side bet.
Baron Long, manager of Sullivan, has
expressed desire to wager thousand
bucks on his man. and Flynn yesterday
said that suited him all the way
through kilograms last night ao-
priscd Long of this. and he undoubtcd-
ly will wire down his end Of the finances
today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-06
C|NCH O|V PEN|vANT
COST LARGE SUM
American Association Lost
500, 600 Because MinncapO-
lis Won Flag So Easily.

MINNEAroldS MINI, Dee. 5.-Tha,
the runa way race OF the Minneapolis CLUB
for the pcnuant of 1910 cost the clubs OF
The American association Sino. 900 is the
estimate made by Owner Mike CantihoG
Of The milcrs. Tho estimate. Of course,
WAS based upon loss or attendance re-
Sultnc from' having one club so lar III
til" lead and tho championship practically
decided long before tho season closed.
''It Is another example, If one Is needed,
tor the suspicious fans, said Joe can
,ilIon. 'sTt would have been 10 our ad-
vantage. from q financial viewpoint. 10
have drawn tho finish finer, but that iS
something that cannot be done In base
ball. There times when - mans GER
may rest his good pitchers and let n star
rest for some GOOD reason, but there can
be no hippodromiug. Tho public wants
baseball all the time. and while the inter
est is more intense when tho race Is close,
tho tight finishes must como naturally or
not At all"
The owners OF tho champions are not
worrying about next season AS inuch as
some ot the other association magnatcs
but Brother Mike says a pitcher TO rc-
place Hughes and a good hitting IN
helder can find job ny applying at Min
neapoliS.
The rclease of Pitcher Jack Ryan by
ST. Paul 10 Brooklyn is announced. In
asmuch as Ryan WAS one of the most
successful pitchers OF Tho year, and by
many critics ranked second only 10
Hughes, ii is surmlscd In some quarters
that st. P3Ul Will receive some ovcrplus
talent In exchange, possibly slabmcn and
possibly outnclders. 1t also is limited that
the star pitcher did not hitch any too we'll
with Manager Kelley, and was called harG
TO manage.
Among the other interesting changes Is
the transfer Of Catcher Fred Abbott from
Toledo to Los Angeles. Abbott is a vet
Gran who at one time was manager at
Toledo and some years ago was with the
Philadelphia Nationals, lie always was
credited with having much 10 DO with tbc
development OF Grover Land, who went
from Toledo 10 Cleveland.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-06
Pensacola Results.

PENSACOLA Fla. Dec. 5.--Ecsults;
First race. five furlongs-Louise X.
10 J. won: Regards. 10 ., second. Black
Domino, out, third. Time. 1905.
Second race. five turlongs gs-Gilpin,
To ?, won; Expect TO See. 10 |, second
Enlist s to /, third. Time. 1904.
Third race. five ong3-Clysmic. 6 &c
English Esther, to /, third. Time
l:04 80,
Fourth race. four and q half (urlonSs-
Our Nugget. I TO 9, won: Hester Szor3
TO l. second: Star Venus, 1 TO 3. third
Time. 81 2-5,
Fifth race. six ongs-Fundamental
TO /. won: Autumn Rose, , TO >, sec
ond; Whip Top, 10 5, third. Time
i:I1 a-5
Sixth race ono miic-Carcw. 10 to I
wor: Warner Griswcll to 5. second
Algroncl, . 10 /. third Time. 141 is.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-06
LARGE ELK HEADS
BECOMING SCARCE
Demand for Antlered Trophies
so Great That Most of Big
Bucks Have Been Killed.

After an absence Or month bunting
elk i'll Montana, Fred Sha rman OF tho
Sharman Automobile company returned
home YESTERDAY. Sharmsn reports elk
PLENTIFUL but the number is practically
limited 10 COW elk and young bucks with
anuers not large enough 10 make good
trophies Of tho hunt
The demand for large antlered elk
heads has become so great. says Shar-
man. that one Will so for days without
seeing ono. Large herds of COW clts and
young bucks arc frequently scared up.
but the hunter. VINO is limited to one each
year by law. will walt for days 10 get n
shot at large buck in order TO set a
head worth Keeping.
Moro hunters than ever were out this
season. saws Sharman. and the late snow
forced them TO 20 high 10 bag any game,
but In spite OF this several hundred ell;
were reported killed in the vicinity Of
where Shorman did his hunting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-06
JIM RASEY WINS FEATURE
AT OAKLAND IN HARD DRIVE

OAKLAND. Cal. Dec. 5.--J;m Bascy:
after rcccding from favoritism TO second
choice. won the Honiton handicaP IN d
drive from Jim Gaffney At Emeryvsnc TO,
day. Fernando ruled first choice, but old
not have as much carly speed as the last
time ont Cloudy weather prevailed, ana
the track was heavy.
Results:
First race futurity coursc-Black Sheep
tkedcris), TO .. won, MinIedocla
tlahnscn), 20 TO !. second: Lord clinton
Camera, Platoon. Warfare. Canton. Pal,
Golf Eall. Cool. Helen Carroll and DaNlc
Andrew finished AZ named.
Second race five and a half turlonKs-
,tilass). to ., second. Red l<law
tNirschbaum) to l, third. Time.
i:09 Is. Amargoso. Zen uncas. Sincorl-
dad. SokoL Bessie c.. Ed Rcsse, Albctto
and Sir Bon finished as named.
Third race, futurity coursc.rather
Stafford tShillins>, IL TO o, won. Matador
tGsrrer. II 10 |. second: Burleigh
tCayanaughD. to 2, third. Time. lI2.
Grace G.. Belle Kingsion Lord Eossing-
ton and st. Francis finished as named.
Fourth race, six furlonss. Honiton
handicap.-Jin Basey (W. Gargan), TO
ond: Fernando tBattIstel. Q to 8, thi-d;
Time, 1913, Balronia, Raleigh =. d. and
Great Jubilee finished as named,
Firth race, mile and -eishth-her-
seeker McRride). 6 TO !. second; Jim
Cafiareta (t;arnerD, : TO !, third. Time
30. Howard Pearson, Elgin. Nctue
Trayer. Spring Ban, Ducna and Tansy
Sixth race. seven furlongs-Horoy
Martin), ito /. won: Tony Faust Chrchi-
bald). TO !, second; Marburg CTayloD,
o.i ; 10 l. thIrd Time l;2s Twilight
parsin. Nyanze and Captain Burnett I'm
ished as named.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-06
LAWYERS TESTIMONY
MAY |NJURE CLIENT
Attorney Compelled to Admit
Retainer to Defend Her
From Some 0ffensc.

CAMBRIDGE. Mas. Dec 5.-Thc
prosecutions direct case against Hattie
lie Blanc on trial for the murder OF CIar-
cncc L. Glover, probably will be before
The jury at the close of tomorrow's ses-
sion.
When court adjourned tonight the jury
had heard the evidence Of tNenty-one
witnesses, seven OF whom testified today.
No witness mas yet testified 10 seeing
Hattie lie Blanc enter or leave tho laun-
dry where ,he shooting is said 10 have
taken place.
On The other hand, during the seven
days OF the trial the defense has turned
the attention OF the jury from the little
Cape Breton miss TO Mrs. Glover. whose
attorneys have been hard pushed 10 pro-
tecr her against these attacks.
Half IA dozen Witnesses testified toda Y
10 seeing Mrs. Glover in her own home
about the time the shooting is said 10
have occurred in tho laundry.
Paid Lawyor Big Fec.
Mrs. Ciovcr's personal counsel, Samuel
u. Elnorc was on the stand longer than
admit that lie WAS paid sf152 by Mrs
Cilovor iumedia ieIy after the murder 10
defend her against a situation which had
arisen.
on Iiattics hands when she was dragged
from her hiding place. Whether thesc
marks were powder stains he could not
say; but they looked like IL. He further
said that she had scar or her finger.
The defense laid much stress on Tho
TACT that in the searching OF the Glover
house Tor the girl lamp WIS uccd, and
u might have been held close 10 tho
girls hand.
Just before the close of tho days aos-
sion. thc district attorney ntimared that
nc Wop'd proonce tomorrow the inter
prefer Who translated Hattie's statements
~ Tic police after her arrest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-06
RAILROADS MUST NOT
DELAY STOCK IN. TRANSIT

DENVER, Dec. 81 special agreement
entered into in consideration OF reduced
ri les for transportation of livestock does
not relieve railroad company from lin =
billy Dudcr the law recurring that rea
enable speed must be maintained. Such
was tho decision Of the suprcric court.
written by Justice Gabbert and handed
down today In The case OF Lewis Este
W. the Denver Rio GrHn6e railway.
Estes sued 10 recover for damages to
S9l head of cattle impaired for mark ct
he alleged, by needless delay in trans
porting them. He weS nonsuited In the
lower courts. but the supreme court to-
day reversed the lower court ans, remand
ed the caEo for new trial,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-06
GENE M'G0VERN MATCHED
TO MEET JOHNNY SCHULTZ

MILWAUKEE. Dec. 5-Gcne Nc
Govern and Battling Johnny Schultz,
who made such hit here in his bout
with Billy Drlscoll some time ago. have
been matched to meet in the tcn-round
windup of tho Badger Athletic club IS
show TO be given December 10 The
weight will be 12f pounds at 5 clock
The club first intended to have Ray
Temple meet Sbullz. but McGovern
BOXES moro on the order of the Toledo
boy and a great bout should result
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-06
THIEVES CARRY OFF
REGISTER AND CASH

Four young white mon entered tho
restaurant OF Lee Lun. at 334 South
State street. aud carried away the cash
register. valued at $50. and containing
SlS.o0 In cash. Tho daring crime was
committed at lib O'Clock this Crucsday)
morning.
Lee Lun had stepped 10 the rear to
serve an order to a. patron In Il booth
when the four entered. and he was able
TO get only glimpse OF them as they
disappeared with the register.
Half dozen officers were at once
detailed ON the case. but Wcrc handi-
capped by the fact that the owner could
give no clear description of the thieves
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-06
SWIMMING TO BE TAUGHT
In NEW YORK SCHOOLS

'NEW YORK, Dec 5.-The teaching OF
swimming viii be made compulsory in
the New York public schools If a move
Dcnt started by committee of promi =
ncnt athletic and Y NJ. G. q leaders is
approved BY the board OF education. Tho
movement was started as a result OF
recent prominence given to reports OF
swimming instructors nj two of the col
legcs which have made uatation a
compulsory part OF the curriculum. Coach
Hietcr OF Pennsylvania says that ont
OF the students so far this season over
40 per cent Of them were unable to keep
a0oat
The committee which is urging the
adoption Of swimming TO the school cur
.lcuum says:
England can be taken as good cX-
ample OF what may nc done in this line,
London boasts some 110 public h3 tbs
which school children are made 10 fire.
quent from the earliest ages. As a re-
sult in England 40 per cent Of the popu =
lation Of the cities can swim. In this
country tine figures can he reversed"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-06
THREE HURT in WRECK
ON SALT LAKE ROUTE

Associated Press dispatches FROM Ssr
Bernerdino. Cal, Monday night, told Of
q wreck on the Salt Lake Route near
VictorvLIle carly in the evening,
Wcstbound passenger train Z ran into
u freight train standing on curve. The
diner and one sleeper were badly
wrecked.
Mrs. ". ]. Donahue OF Detroit was
badly cut and bruised and Mrs. j. w
Davis Of Indianapolis was slightly in
jurcd.
Fireman w. j. All. OF tho passenger
train. jumped and sustained q broken
leg
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-06
Rubber Company Dividend

NEW YORK. Dec. 5.-Direciors of the
lntercontln"ntal Iiuhbcr company voted
10 retire OH January ]. 1911, - per cent
OF the outstandinG preferred stock, there
py reducing the total outstanding from
&. 900 900 10 Si.500. 900. II also was voted
To pay the regular quarterly dividend Of
II per cent OIL January I, 1911. a sec
cnd dividend Of per cent was decls red
rho common stock. payable February
], 1911. The not earnings for the quar-,
ter ending 0ctober 81. 1910. we're more
than 81, 1oe. 600,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-06
MONTANA TOWN ALSO
PICKS FLAW IN CENSUS

GLENI)TNE. Mont. Dec 5.-Thc Glen
dive Commercial ctpb will appeal to Gem
sus Director Duran1 for u recount of the
population OF the city OF Glendive. the 3a61
hGUre beng considered TOO low. Ne
cordinG to u. j. Dopohuc. representative
elect the census agents overlooked many
including tho sheriff himself and all the
prisoners in the county Jajl.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-06
DIXON GIVEN UNPOPULAR
DECISION OYER BRESNAHAN

KANSAS CITY. Dec. 5.-Tommy
Dixon of Memphis was given an uppnp-
ular decision over Tommy Brcsnahar Of
Omaha by Referee Leo Shay. aftnr ten
rounds OF hard HghtinS in The feature
bout at the Hippo0romc mere tonight.
johnny Mccarthy OF San francisco
found a willing and game boxer in Young
Barada of 81, Joseph, Me. who was sub
sututed for Phil Enicht Tho contest
went ten rounds to draw
jeff O'Conneil OF England knocked cut
Johnny Greeley OF New York in the thrd
round.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-06
Maine Democrats Win.

PORTLAND. Nc. Dec. 5.-Tollowing
the example of the statc In the Septem-
Der election, Portland went Democratic
tonight. choosing Oakley G. Curtis.
Democrat. mayor over the incumbent,
Charles a, Strout Republican, hy 5oa
votes: The city council. which Is now
Republican, was changed 10 Democratic
20 10 l6.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-06
JIM STEW ART KNOCKED OUT
BY JACK (TWIN) SULLIVAN

NEW YOHK. Dee. 5.-Jim stewart oi
F:rooklyn lest 10 Jack tTwin). Sullivan
of Boston in the fourth round Of Il
scheduled round bout hero tonight.
When Stewart had taken a count OF :lilG,
after receiving a terrific lef; to tho solar
pleXus. the referee stopped .hc h5ut.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-06
Flights Arc Postponed.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Dec. 5.-OwinE 20
the inclemcnt weather. the flights schcd
ulcd here for the aViators today have
been postponed until tomorrow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-06
Monache Takes First.

wAYNESBORo. Ca. Dec. 5.-Monac che.
owned by J. NJ Avent. won first prize
in tic endurance stake OF the Continental
Field Trials club, finished here today,
Happy Day was second. The purse was
$500
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-06

If you want to rent that furnished
room, use Tribune want ads. Cali either
phone, Bell 5000. Ind. $50
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-06
May Play on Christmas.

DENVER. Dec 5.-Tho Denver uni
vcrsity football team Is considering an
invitation from the Southern University
OF California TO play post season game
in Los Angeles Christmas day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-06
PACkEY MAC FARLAND SIGNS |
TO MEET ABE ATTELU

CHICAGO. Dec. 5.-Psckey Maerars
land, candidate for honorS in the light
weight class has accepted terms for 9
ten-round bout with Abe Attcll before
the Fairmount Athletic club OF New
York. on December 10, The terms can
for MacFarlanJ 10 receive $500 with a
privilege OF 25 per cent OF the gross ref
ceipts. the weight TO be l55 pounds at
o'clock.
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To Fight Sunday.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 5.--Jim Barry
and Tony Rosa will meet in a twenty
round bout here Sunday afternoon. De
cembcr IS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-06
DR.. Roller Is Thrown,

DES MONIES, Dec. 5,-Jcssc L. Reim-
or OF Dcs Molncs won tonight in straight
falls from DR.. Is. #. Roller. the Seattle
physician, afler two hours of strenuous
wrestling.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-06

st, Mark IS guild sale today al
o clock