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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-09
VARSITY WILL HAVE
STRONG BASEBALL TEAM

The fins, call FOR baseball men was
made at the university Tuesday after
noon with the result that thirty men
showed up. all eager 10 make The var
sliy team. Among the number are many
OF the best players in the state, and the
outlook for Il good team this year is cX-
ccptionally good.
OF the old men who have signed UP for
positions are Leo Larsen. captain; Tom
Morrow, Tom Sueddcn, Art Nelson.
stew Taylor and Gwin Lewis. all OF
whom have played on the varsity team
in former years.
Larsen has been pitching Tor the var
sity for two years, and last year the var
Sity succeeded III winning the ntercol-
lcGiatc championship, Larsen is Il good.
steady twiTlcr and has always shown
great ability TO put the men out in one.
TWO, three order. especially in a pinch.
The men who showed up at the meet
ing and signed up intending to play are;
Larsen, pitcher: Sneddon. shortstop.
Lewis. second base: Nelson third base,
Morrow. catcher; Taylor. center field;
Wins, third base; Romney i. III. Soren-
son, second base; Horsfal, Paul. outhcld;
JIolmstead. Sebastian. Van Ordcn. Ed
Pierce. Shilling, Beck Barker. Beveridse
Eoskclly. Christopher. Milncr and Love,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-09
University Notes

The pump dcmoralized by the wind
storm which swept across the east bench
several weeks ago is being reconstructed
oS the Starrett Pump Manufacturjn,
company In order TO carry on the series
OF tests started last fan.
The members or the Varsity club held
meeting Tuesday to make final prep
aratlons Tor the vaudeville show which
VIII be put on this year. All :he fraternj-
ties and clubs OF the varsity will have
special acts In the programme The date
is undetermined.
Spring improvements about the campus
arc being carried on with good force The
lawns are being cleaned and fcrtilized.
the work on tic new cement walks will
soon be resumed. and the work III soddiac-
the athletic field is we'll under way so
that the field will be in good shape for
the football season next year.
series OF geology trips for the senior
mining students In economic geology has
been arranged by DR., Pack, which will
be taken previous to the big senior trim
TO Montana. March rs and 10 the class
VIII inspect the coal mines al Slinnysidr.
and tho mines Of the Tintic district An,1l
! ana =. y trip 10 Park CITY will be taken
April 10 and l6. and an inspection OF the
bingham Canyon mines will be made
April - and so May IL tho class VIII
leave Tor Montana TO visit the copper
mines and smeltcrs at Butte and Ana =
coada, and the mines of the Coeur
Alenc district In Idaho on the return
trip
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-09
Emeryyille Entries.

SAN FRANCISCO March S.-Following
are the entries for Emeryyille Wcdnes-
First race. six furlonGs. sellug-Paci-
ico. 1O5: Plcta way lo5; Hector I05:
Charles Green 1O5: Galvanic. 109. Red
wood II. 109 Il. \ McCurdy. 10l; Louis
Stcubcr. l0l. CoclSsurc. lOl; "Blancbc c..
9S: 'NIay Pink. 9S; II II Flaherty. los.
Second race six furlongs. selling
Lovely Mary. lo3; Ellcrd, los; Sam Bar
Der. ilS; No Quarter ll2; Aftermath. 100;
Bcllsnickcr. lO9: Graham. 1o5: Jim
PhnlIstina. 90: Dovalia. Ill
Third race. three and a half furlongs
two year olds. pursc-Mllt Jones. lcd
PcccaNi. l04: BUrbur. l04; Clara Iiamp-
ton. 1914: Indora. l09; RaveIstou II. 80
Abclla. 81. Robert Hurst lO1.
Fourth race. futurltY course th"ce-
ycar-o ods and upward, seling-l;izabetl
lIarwood. l0l. Or. Doueherty. 80: Bal
ronia 10: NovGorod. l0G. Scwell 1l5
Gndfiun. 1lO: Coppcrtowu l0f
Flfth race. mile. three year olds. sell
inE-'Edwin r. Fryer. lo9: Denccn. 1as
Hush Money. los. Colonel Jack. III: Chan.
thly. III; Roberta so; Gretchen g.. lO4
miss Picnic. SIS: Hclcn Carroll %
Woolen. no; The Wrestler. 10; Contra
Costa. S5.
sIxth race. FIVE and n half furonge
three year-olds. pursc-Ed Graney
l05: Hex. no; sal Aticum. no: Aldcl
GulCh. 102: Prince Winter. 100: Lad,
Elizabeth. 100; Good Intent l07: Pride oi
Lismore, %; silk o..
apprentice allowance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-09
NdtiOnd! Guard News

aior Williams has sent the war de-
parIment u complete list Of the rine
scores made by the guardsmen last year
and has also communicated to the va
rious organizations the list Of medal
corps awarded the decorations Tuesday
evening The following are the signal
boys who won medals:
Expert rihemen-Sergcants c. W. Will
son. j. w, Farrell and l.. Il. Warthman.
ShalpshootcrS-Capta L.. L. Bourne
and Corporal Dean Swift.
Observation-Disclosures Paul Arm
strong and Il. -. Foster. Sergeant j r
Flowers. Corporals Il. Richardson and
Private Val Hoy
Major G. f Williams, commanding the
Utah national guard, announces that
there will be an officers school i'm minor
tactics and map problems each week un-
til camp time, when the learning will be
Fifteenth United States infantry will
lecture,
The organizations will have three
months In which 10 enlist recruits for the
annual encampment in Wyoming i'm Au-
gust General Wcdgwood has made tho
additional time so that the organizations
VIII be up TO the required strength for
The encampment
The annual government inspection of
me southern companies viii take place
INC idtter part OF the month. Major May
oil The Fifteenth United States infantry
VIII be the Inspecting officer.
Ride instructions are being distributed
for The shooting this year The shoot
state s percentage should be raised great
ly this season
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-09
HIGH SCflOOL ]

Although the high school a
lost 10 the. Park City hign
last Friday evening, thereby
To drop out of the race loI
oys. the members OF the .
in the least discouraged. ana
meet the miners I'm this cit,
possible The decision In "a
City last year caused consl1
mcnt as the Park City teap
beaten. IL was claimed. fn
met Park City last Frida!
they had The best OF ths
throughout the debate, ana
partial judges can win
the miners. Manager Gus T.
sent a challenge 10 the fS''
but has received no reply
Every detail is now conn
annual cadc, battalion mop,
ing. In The Odeon hall. ING
been working for the pas' n
dance will be one OF tne
events OF the year. ino
crowded. as 800 couples
An exhibition drill and sw
he given, which. in yea,
been The drawing cards
Statcdom viii be Feprcss
Spry and staff. Col Scott
Fort Douglas. and tne ~
ton, the cadet Officers oi ~
School battalion and the ~
lene battalion viii he prese
will moi be a public danS
DC possible for any pels,yt Ia
nectlon with the schooi
without invitation,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-09
SLATED FEATURE PROVES
BRILLIANT CONTEST

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. March s.-The
fourth race, the carded feature at Mon
Grief park today, Was productive OF a
brilliant contest.
summary:
First race. four rurlongs. sellinG-In-
spector General. I 10 20. won: John Kill
gore. S TO /. second Schnlcklefritz. l3 10
., third. Time. 40 40.
Second race, i've and ono half furlongs
selllng-Dress Parade IL. to l: won;
Lotta Greed, 5 to l. second; Ferrand
Cccilan, IL to s. third. Time, 1908 2-5
Third race, six furlongs; sellins.De,-
l<alb 20 TO l. won; Takahira, 10
second; Judge Cahincss. l6 to l, third
Time. ia 20.
Fourth race, one mile. pursc-Ta hoo
6 To l. won: The Golden Butterfly, to
second: Elfall. u TO !, third. Time
.i2 1-5
Firth race, six furlongs. scliirg-Barns.
dale, TO >. won; Dolly Buttman, u
to .. second: Home Run, TO l. third
Time. IA 3-5.
Sixth race. mile and ono sixteenth. sell
Ing-Great Jubilee. to . won: Fore
guard, 10 to l. second Woolstone, l.
to J. third. Time. l:49 20,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-09
.GALLOPERS BROUGHT
OUT FOR TRAINING
Racing Season Opens Month
Earlier Than a Year
Ago.

NEW YORK. March S.-With unmis-
taxable signs OF approaching spring in
the air forty thoroughbred horses,
heavily shod and wrapped in blankets,
heve emerged from their winter quarters
at the Long Island courses and are being
exercised daily on thc Coney Island boul-
cvard.
Within a week the Gravesend and
Shcepshcad Bay tracks win be narrowed
and put in shape so that regular worl.
will be possible.
Last year the horses aid not get out
OF their quarters 60 carly because the
opening OF the season did not take place
until May 13. But Is ihc coming cam
Daign begins at Auu9dIct April 10. the
trainers who are anxious 10 win carly
stakes find that they have just five
weeks to get their horses ready.
There is unusual interest in the two
yearolds this spring. James Z. keenc
August Belmont, II. + Whitney. r. T.
Wilson. Jr.. and John y. Madden have
the largest nmnocr ready to begin train
Ing and it is generally believed that one
OF these stables will produce cham
pion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-09
JOYCE Is TRYING FOR
INTERNATIONAL MEET

BALTIMORE. Md. March S.-Presidcnt
Jerome J joyce OF the Aero club of
Baltimore. which is making a strong cf-
fort to secure the international aviation
meet OF 1910 for College Park. Md. to-
night made public a letter lie had writ
ten 10 Cortlandt f. Bishop. president OF
the American Aero club OF America. re-
cardinS the possible selection OF Long
Island as the site.
Reference is made to Mr.. Bishops Of =
fer OF $4,000 IL the meet should be held
in New York and Nh. Joyce says while
Mr. Bishop was the guest of the Balti-
more club he stated he would not assume
the responsibility OF q decision as 10 the
site for the meet. but would leave ii tC
Mcssrs. CurliSs. Wright and Paulhan Mr..
Joyce claims that he has heard from
good authority that Mr.. Curtss and Mr.
Wright favor College Park and that
President TAFT members OF his cabinet
the diplomatic corps and members OF
congress have houored us with thciI
pa uironage and manifested the deepest
interest in our success.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-09
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
START OUTDOOR WORK

Preliminary worl, for the high school
track aud baseball teams commenced
Tuesday afternoon under the instruction
OF Athletic Director Dad" ConVilc The
school won the championship in both
branches Of the spring sports last sea-
son. and as the majority of the men arc
candidates for the teams this year. the
prospects for champion teams are cX-
ceedingly bright The track squad, cap
taiDcd by George Atkins. numbers about
twenty. but tho squad will double In size
in = short time
The baseball prospects are less bright
than the track. but winning team is
predicted. nevertheless. Captain Tommy
Fitzpatrick Of the ball team has rounded
UP squad of thirty boys. but this num-
her will also Increase after the regular
workouts commence. The boys will
have 10 furnish their own suits. as will
the old players. Coach Conville viii is
sue no suits until the first game.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-09
SULLIVAN WILL SIGN
FIGHT ARTICLES TODAY

Tommy Dawson, who has commenced
training in Ogden. signed articles Tues
day TO box Pete sullivan twenty rounds.
the contest 10 take place at Ogden,
March "a or %. Manager Grant returned
from Ogden Tuesday night and said that
today.
sullivan started training last week and
is i'm good fighting trim at the present
here by Dawson, Sullivan will have TO
be good TO make an impression upon the
Englishman. Sullivan will proba bly, train
In this city. while Dawson will work
in the junction city
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-09
.PARkNIEW'S VICTORY
Is THE BIG FEATURE

TAMPA, Fla, March S.-Parkriew' s
victory feature OF todays card
summary
First race. five and a half turlonss.
selinE-Govcrnor Haskell 3 to !, won.
Michael Beck, TO J. second: BIZ COW
den. 10 ]. third. Time. IL 10.
Second race. five furlongs. scllins-Pio
Plco. = to ], won: Brookllnc TO .: sec
ond; Confessor. TO D, third. Time.
l:Oi Ia.
Third race. five and a half furlonGs.
selling-MaslSs and Faces. . to l. Won;
Goldsmith. 6 to >. second; Baby Wine
Fourth race. five and a half iurlongs'
seIllug-Sau Gil. . To /, won; La Gloria.
To l. second; Gypsy Girl. 10 ], third.
Time, / 10 %
Fifth race. six fmIongs. sclling-Park-
view. / TO >. won. Billie Hlbbs. 10 D.
second: Cassowary. 10 10 l. Third, Time.
l:lI 30.
Sixth race seven furlongs. selling
Merry Gift. > TO |. won. Tamara, TO ].
second: Flora Riley, TO ;, third. Time.
20 oh
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-09
MAIBRAY MAY PLEAD
GUILTY TO CHARGES

COUNCIL BLUFFS. la. March S.
James G. Maybray and thirteen other
persons under federal indictment, charged
with the wholesale ncccing OF victims
from an over the country by means OF
Judge Smith Mcpherson in the United
States circuit court Tor trial tomorrow
morning. Tonight IL is said Murphy may
plead guilty.
Accused with Maybray arc more than
eighty other defendants. about one third
OF whom have been arrested.
Several of the defendants il is said
are prepared 10 turn states evidence
and the tactics OF the defense may be
changed 10 meet the new developments.
Estimates OF the money lost by the VIC
Tins OF the swindlcs exceed $500. 600.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-09
FOOTBALL PLAYERS ARE
PRESENTED WITH F0BS

The members OF the Salt Lake high
school football team were presented with
fobs Tuesday afternoon. The fobs are
made up in gold footballs. win the let
tcrinG rs. J.. II. s. and Champions.
1909"
Those receiving fobs were Coach
Dad" Conyill Coach y. \. Callahan.
Dr. Murphy. Manager John McCurdy.
Captain Tommy Fitzpatrick, Roy Nc
Intyre, VIII Wallace. Gorday Kirby VIII
Yeates, Mat GALLAGHER. Leroy Wartlman.
VIII Goodspccd. Frank Wheeling. Hcbcr
Romney. Gus Bacliman and VIII Olcson.
Reed Wicmmer is now oDt OF the state
but his foo will be mailed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-09
No Change in Bowlers.

DETROIT. Mich. March S.-Thcrc was
no change in the leaders OF the three
events In the tenth annual tournament
of the American Bowling congress to-
day.
4 number of amendments were ap-
proved by the executive committee to-
day and will bc submitted TO the meet
ing later in the week.
One OF the proposed amendments makes
IL inperativ that the annual tourna =
ment begin with any Saturday in Feb
ruary.
II the proposed amendment is adopted,
St Louis will withdraw IT'S bid for the
tournament leaving clear field for
RuffalO.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-09
SAN FRANCISCO
GETS BIG FIGHT
Promoters Come to Amicable
Agreement and Select Emery
Vile Track.
PRESIDENT WILLIAMS
GIVES UP RACE COURSE
Gleason Was Noi Present al fhe
Meeting. hHt Riehard
Q. KS Deal.

SAN FRANCISCO. March S-After
weeks Of INDIGESTION. negotiations and
more ~ less controversy between the
loint promoters II wss definitely an
uounced this evening by TEX" Rickard
and Jack Gleason that the Jcffrios John
son fcrty FIVE round championship battle.
July l. will he held in an arena within
the race track inclosurc of the California
Jockey cMb at Emcryvilic, Alameda
county. just across the bay from san
francisco.
rho announcement was made follow
ing meeting held in tho offices of the
Jockey CLUB IN this city this afternoon
between Ricllord Thomas II. Williams.
president Of IN" Jockey club and Mayor
Christie Of EmcrvV,lo. Williams and
Ckristie both sicniucd their willingness
10 have The GGh; staged IN EmcryVlllc.
tered into. lack Gleason. Richards part
nnr. was not present al the conference
but Richard stated that Gleason had
given his approval OF the EmcrENllle
plan gEj that all that remained 10 be
had WAS the formal permit To bc granted
lby tn" town board OF trustees, RicIard
has been assured that this Will bc forth
coming upon application.
Selects Race Track.
Il have secured tho permission of
MIR Williams TO hold the fight In the
race track and have finally decided that
this IS where Tic big men viii meet,
said Rickard tonight.
1T is an ideal place and we will be
able 10 scat almost unlimited number
"r people. ] think that 10000 pcopie VIII
sec the fight From now on ] VIII de-
vote my attention to conducting thc
thousand ana one details OF Arrangement
that Will bc incident TO the handling oil
the big affair
Il have always been opposed 10 the
use OF the track at EmcTyyille for any
thing hut racing events, said President
Williams after the meeting, but tins
Jcffrics- johnson fight is Il sporting event
uf national Importance and for that Tca-
son have given my consent that the
mon meet in the track field. All that ]
ask is that the track he placed in order
after the fight is over.
The town of Emeryviile is located be-
tween Oakland and Berkeley and within
easy access 10 San Francisco.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-09
g g q THE REMEDY
FOR SORES AND ULCERS


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being used alone the and impurities constantly
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oansed the blood and enriched and puhed the circulation the
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aud Under the tonic and effects OF the
and old will be greatly benefited by its Book
Ulcers medical
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-09
SULLIVAN TO BOX FOR
BREWSTER'S MILLIONS

Mike Fitzgerald of the Brewsters' Mil
lions aud Pete Sullivan will box six
rounds Thursday afternoon for the special
benefit of the Brewster COMPANY The
match viii be private and only friends OF
The actors will be invited TO see the
bout. Ii VIII be a friendly contest for
points, a majority of the members OF
the company are residents OF Fall River.
Mass, the homo of Sullivan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-09
TROUT FRY ARE READY
FOR DISTRIBUTION

State Fish and Game Commissioner
Chambers went to Murray Tuesday after
noon TO inspect the hatchery and re-
ported everything In fine shape. Cham
bcrs said that there were about 1000,
600 trout fry at the hatchery ready for
distribution and OF this number Salt
Lake county would get 100000 fry. com
prisinE eastern brook. German brown and
rainbow trout The largest fry are now
two inches in length and viii be planted
the latter part OF the week or the first
part of next week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-09
GARFIELD FANS ARE
TREATED TO FAST BOUT

j. Oleson and Kid Jones boxed ten fast
rounds TO draw at East Garfield Tues
day afternoon in the presence OF $50
spectators. The match was FOR purse
of Sl00. which the men divided. Both
men were speedy and showed great
deal OF science and the contest was one
time, according TO what some OF the fight
fans present said. Referee Alworth said
he saw no material advantage either man
had gained and announced the bout a
draw at the end OF ten hot rounds the
decision proving popular with the pco-
pie.
Oieson. who weighs about lis pounds.
has issued a challenge TO box peanuts"
Sinclair and is ready 10 post "A forfeit
for side bet any time Sinclair wishes
to make the match.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-09
ENGLAND GETS IN LINE
WITH A CHALLENGE

SYDNEY. y 6. W., March S.-The
United States National Lawn Tennis as
sociaton and the English Lawn Tennis
association have both challenged for the
Dwight j.. Davis international cup. now
held by the Australasians
The American challenge was received
some time ago. That of the Englshmen
came today by cable. II is two days out
side the time limit. but IT. is believed tho
Australasians will accept il the United
States association agrees,
This years match win he played In
N.w Zealand
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-09
BILLIARD cHANP|
DIES IN DEL
Jacob Schaefer Loses n
for Life With Dresa
tuberculosis.
MOST BRILLIANT PLAN
IN HISTORY OF1
Invented Many Shots al
Known as the Wizar'
Billiardist.

DENVER. March s.-Jsc.s
former national billiard chsme
htS home I'm ihis city at IT, &
day. lie was a victim OF ~.
from which nc had been
more tnan two years. II
At the bedside of the fo,-.
at the time OF hiz death r.
daughter and son AND hig g.: .
OF Chicago, He had been a,-..
erins nj the point Of death n. .
week. *
SChaefcr, who had held an 4.
iant billiard championship +
career. was 30 years old ~
Ct one time or another all ~
Hard players OF the yorM
EigneaUN and other French oY.
a natural billiard PLAYER ~ y.
2 Student" Of the game. NJ
IN his life became known an ~
because of the wonderful shots
invention. lie was the invs,.
massc shot and also was tbs n
the rail nurse. Hc aiso was n
adopt The anchor nurse. ~
Scheafer's body will be taha
caGo for burial.
That his many Denver fri.
have an opportunity 10 joIn r.
To him. funeral services WIN
tho underteKcr's chapel at s.7i
afternoon. Thursday Schaeier'
be taken to Chicago.
Funeral services will he held
day. IT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-09
Ern Starts Training.

Freddie E.rn known as the Cyclone
Dutchman." has Issued challenge 10 box
the winner OF the Sinclair Erlcnborn
match. aud. 80 make good his challenge
he has started raining, running the
roads IN the mornings and boxing in the
afternoons ErD has secured Pete SplU-
van as sparc!ns partner and believes
good as the beat at his weight-lo2
pounds. II Dutch gets the match he
may secure Battling Nelson 10 train him
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-09
HAS EARMARkS OF THE
ORIGINAL CARBON COPY

CINCINNATI o.. March S.Chairman
Garry Hermann OF the national com
mission has received the famous leave
OF absence" letter which President Muir
ply of the Cubs wrote to Catcher King
a year ago last fall
Hermann said the letter bears all the
stamp OF being a true carbon copy OF
the letter and that he sees no reason
Tor disbclicvinG IL. He says il will he
read TO the commission and then will be
returned TO MurphN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-09
Wards Divide Honors.

Two basketball games o( the Liberty
Stake league were played In the Thirty =
first war1 hall Tuesday night. Tho first
game was between the Thirty first
juniors and the Thrty-th;rd wardcrs the
former winning bv the score Of 26 To II,
The first team Of The Thirty third ward
brat tho Thirty-hrst ward In the play
of OF lie game by the score oi ~
10 90. The teams had tied with n
points each. and extra time was called
La dc,iln The Tic
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-09

First ward.
Demands New Campus.

Every effort possible will be made the
next few days by Principal Eaton. Dad
Convill and ID. a. Callahan to work out
the problem Tor new athletic field at
the high school. The school is in great
need of athletic grounds. The matter
rests with the board OF education and iC
1t sanctions the present plans the new
campus VIII be completed within thirty
days. \ duarter-mle track is wanted
with football field and a baseball dia :
mond.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-09
Hogan Ont of Danger.

TORRINGTON. Conn. March s.-James
j. Hogan. tho former Yale football
ain acute kidney trouble at his father :
home here. was declared out OF danger
today. EuGau's Illness, it is said by his
physicians. was brought on by over
work and mental stra during his term
OF office rs deputy street cleaning COM
missioner in New York City.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-09
Hoppe Keeps Ahead.

the second block OF his 2i00-p point ISL
billiard match with Ora Morningstar to-
night 1876 to 297. The score for TWO
nights, play IS Hoppe. 500: Morninsstar.
697. Hopes high run tonight was %
and his average 90 1919 Morningstar's 9
average was 10 l2-l9 and his high run
was 63.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-09
Strike Breakers Attacked.

CORlNTtI, y. y. March S.--A car
containing 100 union men who were
coming TO take the place of strikers in
the mall OF the International Paper
company was dynamiicd carly toda y
ana forced TO return To Saratoga Pis-
tol shots were exchanged and Conduc-
tor John Bartholomew was mobbed and
burned