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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
SOCIALIST EDITOR
STOPS PRIZE FIGHT
Sam LangfOrd. Bob Armstrong,
"Porky" Flynn and Others
Are Arrested.

SCHENECTADY. n. Y, Dee. 19.--lu
an cndcavor TO stop a ieu-round fight
between Jack tl'wIu) Sullivan and
PorIly Flynn or. Boston. lere tonight, be-
fore the American Athletic club. Sam
LnnSford. Bob Armstrong Matchmaker
Jake Carey and Flynn were arrested be-
fore the bout
The warrants were sworn out. II Is
said. by the Rev. George Il. Lunn, edi-
tor OF a Socialist newspaper.
Sullivan left the city before he could
hc arrested.
The four men arrested were charged
with violation of section OF tho penal
code FOR aiding. abettins or encouraging
prize fight or sparring match 10 which
admission is charged directly or Indirect
ly. Membership cards were sold at the
door Carey was subsequently admitted
in 5000 bail and The three others in $50,
IL was hoped that the principals for
the main event could be ready To So on.
but at the end of the third preliminary
il was announced that, as sullivan had
left the city. there could he no hGht,
\ large detail of police was ON hand, and
when the 1900 sporting men left the Cen
ter street opera house, many wanted
their money back. but tho box of!ico was
closed,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
BLANKENSH|P GETS
e. THREE CONTRACTS
In Byrd, Manager Says He
Has Class of the
League.

l., T. Thlel. owner OF the Salt Lake
franchise i'm the Union Baseball associa- :
ton ON Monday received three contracts
signed by players for the Salt Lake club
who have been secured from Cliff Blank
ouship. manager of the Salt Lake team,
who Is now in san Francisco signing
players, Two OF these players are pitch
crs and the other is an outfieldcr.
In y. r. Byrd Rlnnkeuship says he has
n pitcher who Is the class Of the
league" He Is at present a sergeant IN
the regular army stationed at Fort
Casey in Washington. hut has made ar
ranEcmcnts for furloueh during the
time that he win play with Salt Lake.
Tho other pitcher Is Milton Driscoll a
youngstcr with lots of speed and good
control whom i}laukenship is cager TO try
out. T.. NJ CorteZ is q heavy hitting
uutficldcr who was secured by Blankcu-
ship Just ahead OF MccrCdic of tho Port
land Coast league club who was hard
after him.
Elankcnship will leave in n day or two
tor Los Angeles 10 complete the round
mp Of players FOR salt Lakes team. The
team viii begin To train in southern Cali
fornia in March aud como TO Salt Lake
carly IN April for a practice series with
tho Boston Red SoX
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
CLOSE FINISHES MARK
RACES AT EMERYNILLE

pAKiAND. Cal. Dee l9-Tho sport
~ Eu"ryNillc today WAS marked bv close
finishes. In tho Ihird event Pawhuskn
gained a nose victory over Jest. the fav-
oritc. AraS'" ruled f8vuritc Tor tho mile
event. and after Aehung IL out with Jim
GahncN the final sixteenth. outgamcd
nm. winning by a dusc. Fine weather
favored thc racing, and the track Was in
good condition.
Results.
First race SiN turousa- EraNtor Cray
lOrl. 10 >. Won. New Capital iN Cot
tom. 90 {, second: Lofty Haywood
lM"BTldoJ. ~ 90 !. third. Time. LIT -.
Miami. Military Man. OriIcuc. Cool. Eu-
cole. SalomN Jane. Brighton and Harry
Stanhopr finished as named.
second race. sis furlonEs-J. H. Barr
G'lschcrp. 5 to second: BcjIsnicEcr
ll.c"dSl. 10 ]. thiid. Time l:lG -.
Canl".n. Quichtrlp GolfhaIl Dir"ciollo.
Rlmini. llllnpnss end Cauiquc finished
rs named, RollickiuC Boy lot at post
Iltirn race. 'v" and bali furlungs--
Pawhuska Garner. : 10 .. won: Jest
tIlassi. TO 10. second. M8Ndi""
lhirSchhaum). Ia l. third. Time,
:"' %. Frank Ferris and Sue Layton
hniSh"d aS named.
Fourth race. ono mllc-hras"c GLASS.
20 .. won, Jim C;anu"y tShllllnSl. S
70 =. second. Milo tGaTucrD I 10 l. third.
Time. i.l0. Feather Buster, Endymlou
H.. and Paui clifford finished rs named
F1fto race, mllc and an cishth-Do-
valta tShillincb, To T. won. j. c. Glenn
'Martini. 10 20 !, second: Nc!ulosus
lTaylorl. 10 J. third. Time, :5t -.
Sir Wesley. Fullctta Springbau koGu.
Weber and Taugv Finished as named
sixth race. seven furiongs-pro~pcr
'kirschbaum). 10 !. won: His<ra tTap-
lin, T. Ia I. second: TONY Faust (Shi-
Lolita Creed. Mavims. Cabin. Camera.
Boggs and Mr. Bishop flushed as named.
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LAYERS EXPERIENCE POOR
DAY AT PENSACOLA TRACK

PENSACOLA. Fla. Dec. I9.-Four IN o.
Voritcs and two second choices accounted
for the purses at kupfriau Park this ar
tcrnoou. Their victories proved costly 10
tho LAYERS. who probably experienced The
wurs, day OF the meeting.
Summaries:
First race. four and n half furIouys--
GiyoUni HaeCio. 10 >. Won: Miss 90"
saTinn. even second. Lucky Mate 10 D.,
third. Time. 80 ;-5.
Second race, four and half furiongs o.
Donaldo. Z 10 -. won. Bcvcrsicin. I 10
.. second; Dandy Dancer. ] 10 :. third.
Time 20 60
Third race, sia and half rurlougs-
Sandiver. . 10 /, won. Chess 10 /. see
ond' Lady Maxim. even. third. Time
l:2I 2-5
Fourth race. milc and seventy Yards
Car"w. 10 ). won: John Carroll. { 10 =,
second; Occidental. ont, third, Time
90
Flfth race. sis furlouss Grenade . to
I, won. Hirman. 10 =. second: Mean
drcws. I 10 I, third. Time 90
SiNth rI"c. siN furlongT Horizon. /" 10
I. won; Rubiolo. . 80 I. a"coud Hancock
tn >. third. Tine, i.ia 3-5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
BILL SETLEY TO UMPIRE
IN THE WESTERN LEAGUE

FORT WORTH. Tex. Dec la.-Bnl
Setlcy. who handled an Indicator the lat
ter part ot last season in the Texas
league. has signed a contract for next
season with The Western league and viii
report at the opening OF tho season for
duty with President e'Ncill OF that league
Umpire Setiey was notified some time
ago that mis- services would not bc needed
IN the Texas league for another season.
At the time he was notified uf his dis
mlssal, Sctley said that he was not wor-
rNinS about job Tor the reason That he
mad offers from the American aSSocla
ton. Pacific Coast league, south Texas
league and South Atlantic league.
Scticy Is considered by many very
capable umpire. hut ne was addicted 10
preclpitatinG unpleasant wranglcs at cv-
cry point where he ufilciatcd. and this
no doubt had something to do with his
release from scrVlCe in Tho TeNna League.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
RHODES FRESHMEN ARE
AMONG STARS At OXFORD

NEW YORK. Dec lp.-Geports of
the annual freshman games at oxford
IuSt received here show that the Rhodes
scholars from the United States gath
cred IN their share of the honors w
y. Icigler Of Iowa was the star OF the
meet. winning three firsts He hurled
the siNtccnpouud shot 80 feet ono half
inch. throw the hammer 80 feet .
inches. aud took ono of the Jumps.
Il. Langc Of Oklahoma won tho
hundred -; +. Hubble Of Chicago
university won the high jump with :
feet . inches. and H. r. Scholz. Uni
NcrsIty of Cahfnrnia took Tho nnartcr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
New York Boy Wins Over Fast
Denver Fighter in the
Eleventh Round.
VICTOR SHOWS GREAT
IMPROVEMENT in FORM
Declares He Wants to Chal,
Iengc the Top-Notchers in
Lightweight Division.

CHET TENNE, Wyo,. Dec. 1o.--"Kid'
Ross OF New York knocked out young"
Erlenborn of Denver a tho Cheyenne
Athletic club tonight. in the eleventh
round OF scheduled twenty round GO.
The Denver fighter was outclasscd from
the start but STAYED OF the knockout
by clever boxing in tho carly rounds.
The lighters weighed in at 13S pounds
r'ingside. Ross was just at 1873 pounds
while Erlenborn was nearly ten pounds
lighter. Erienborn fought "A cautious
battle and showed great skin in blocking
the rushes OF Ross. on points tho Den
ver boy had the better of the first few
rounds. Ho landed more frequently and
showed the greater ring Gcncralship.
Ross fought n rushing battle. and kept
Erlenborn breaking ground all through
ihc bout. Erlenborn's blows failed 10
distress him and he kept coming. When
over he landed his blows told. and Erlcn.
born though game was outhit all Of
lie time and nuallT succumbcd 10 his
reavN-hittlnG opponent
Ross. Who declares he is working his
way ~ 10 a point whore ne can Chal
ierSc champions Tor lghtweigh, Honors.
showed much Improvement oVcr his work
IN former lights in salt Lake and else
where. He trained carefully for this
hout aud was in prime condition. lie
WAS much improved Local fight fans
predict that Ross viii give q good ac-
count OF himself with any ono light
weight against whom he may bc
matched
Before the contest. Ross announced
that ne was ready To meet any hight
weight in the world at lSS pounds ring
s'd". II was announced that he would
Sight IN unknown at Siverlon. Colo. on
Christmas day. A(torwards. Ross SAYS
lie IS going 10 salt Lake. where hc VII;
trv to get 4 match with kid Harrison
Harrison DISPOSED Of Ross saws. he is
going stter the stsrs of The lightweight
division.
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Manufacturers Would Arraus
for Contests at ''StriDc" ~
Tracks Throughout Year.
TO LESSEN EXPENSE OF
PRESENT LONG JUNE
Meetings viii Begin in Cal
fornia in January, and End
in South in December.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1o.-The for,,,
tion OF ''grand circuit" of autonnh{
speedways is being urged by mauusa
turers here, and definite movems,
looking to the organization of zueh
circuit will probably be made duy;r
the season of winter automobile sho,
early next year
Tho advocates Of the circ,it seh.~
point out that one Of the biggest itan
of expense in the racing business 4.
manufacturers is caused By the lou
jumps about the country that have
be made to take in the leading meet
If clTcnit is arranged, they say.
that teams could go from one track
the other, making short Jumps. in
definite order, the public would pro'
ably become more copyersant with WI,
IS being attempted and the mauufs
turers would be able to reduce e1pens'
materially, a more general partieip
lion in racing would be possible, an
many more makers would be able 10
ter.
Under this scheme racing at the Ii
ginning Of the year would be conduc
ed on the coast, Santa Monica, 81
Francisco and Seattle From the cod
the tracing stables would journ,
to the middle west, Chicago, Clevelaf
and other tracks thereabouts wou
follow naturally in the circuit and I'D
the racers would come farther eas
Buffalo and New York would get Il
meets thereafter for a time and IN,
would come the racing at Philadl
phra. With the coming Of autumu n
racers would move on 10 Atlanta. NJ
Orleans and Texas points. with the va
ending at Ormondc and Jacksonvillc.'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
HORSE|NAN IS
FOUND GUILTY
J. ID. Reed Is Convicted of
Shooting Babe" Cohen
at Butte.
TRAGEDY HAD INCEPTION
IN SALT LAKE CITY
Both Men We're Well known TO
Local Followers of
the Turf.

BUTTE Mont, Doc 1a.-Thc Jury IN
The case against J. -. Reed. siockman
and race track man. charged with as
sault in the FIRST degree on william
Cohen known as Babe" Cohen. this
evening in Judge DOMAINS court re-
turned verdict finding The defendant
guilt OF assault i'm the second degree ana
fixing the Punishment at one year In the
states prison, The case was given 20
the jury at i:30 o'clock this afternoon
and the verdict was returned at $50
tonight.
-. attorneys for the defendant Reed. re-
He'd 10 great extent upon tho "unwrit-
yen Jaw Tor a defense, claiming that
Cohen had aicuatcd the affections of
Mrs. Reed The defendant. 10 the sur
prise of al, admitted that he was never
regularly united in matrimony with The
woman nc called his wif" but legal
union was attempted 10 be set up bv a
claim OF q mutual agreement to live to-
Geth,r Reed accused Cohen OF taking
The woman from him while he was in
SAT- LAX" city, and stated that her Ir-
igc'lons had so far been alionatod that
sue How refuses To return 10 him. SELF
defense also was claimed. Reed said he
feared hc might bc shot by Cohen when
he shot the latter August l5 last. wh"n
'nGy niol lage to face on Park street
ON the witness stand The woman in.
vowed IN the case denied that she was
the wife ot The defendant She said
her true name was Birdie Bclkuap and
accused Reed of mistrcatlug her and
compelling her TO make her own living
by cooking while they were living to-
Scihcr. The woman denied the accus.i-
ton 'hat she had been living with Babe"
'"'"n, and claimed she left Reed be-
cause ot his cruel treatment ur her.
Borrowed Chiefs Gun.
Tho shooting or Cohen was ono of tho
most sensational affairs In HuItr i'm re-
cont wears ana occurred In the heart
Of the business district i'm the cnriy
evening. While The street VAS filed with
people Reed. twenty minutes before the
tragedy. borrowed revolver from Chief
OF Polio" Jack Quinn. telling tho latter
that lao wished Ito Kill n dog that had
infested his eighboriuod."
When Reed was brought before the
chief after The shooting hc dramatically
exclaimed that hc ''had shot tlIc dog
XII Cohen. telling fhc policeman 20
whom hc surrendered that Cohen had
broken M his home"
Feeds LAWYERS made a dramatic at
iempt AZ defense hinged upon tho un-
written law and preserving the sanctlty
ot the home, and the disclosure OF the
prosecution. made through cross -cNauri-
nation OF Reed himself that he never
involved, caused sensation.
CohCn has wasted away since the
shooting and is 50 feeble that slight
chance Of his surviving the wound is
held forth. although he has been able
10 IcaYc ~" hospital.
Judge Donlan set next Thursday for
the passing OF sentence upon Reed.
Boil Reed aud cohen were well known
to turfmcn and others IN Salt Lake. Thay
were here ~ several pCc meets aud
were familiar ngurcs al the trucks and
I'm tho poofOOms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
BRESNAHtN AND DIXON
FIGHT TEN ROUND DRAW

KANSAS CITY Mo. pec 1a-Tonmy
Ercsnahau OF Omaha. and Tommy Dixon
OF Memphis fought a ten-round dra "
here tonight
For seven rounds Bresnahan had The
better OF the battle. his clever in fight
ing giving him the advantage. Dixon
came back surprisingly strong in the last
three rounds and by Keeping out Of
cliuches completely outboNcd his op-
ponent
Johnny Mccarthy Of San Francisco do
featcd "Chuch' Larson OF Chicago in
ten rounds. La rsou took Il bad beating,
but managed TO stay the limit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
HEINZE'S FORMER BROKER
SENTENCED TO PRISON

BOSTON. Dec. l9.-Amon y. +. Ad-
ans. formerly u leading note and stock
broker. who was recently convicted OF
the jar"cny of = stock certificate valued
ai ABOUT 5000. was sentenced today In
tn" SUPERIOR court TO imprisonment for
not more than five or less than three
years in the state prison. +, Augustus
Ii"iuZc Of New York and others inter-
cstcd with him had transactions OF more
than 800 600 with Adams. Suits are now
pending i'm The supreme court to recover
possession Of his stock which was hy-
pot hcCaipd bv Adams
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
RECOMMEND INDIVIDUAL
MEMBERSHIP FOR BOW LERS

ST LOUIS. Doc. 1a.-rhc Individual
rlan Tor membership in the American
Bowling congress viii bc recommended
here i'm January by tho st. Louis Bowl =
iuE association. At meeting yesterday
this was decided upon.
I; also viii he suggested that Tho MON -
bcrship in city association bc placed al
% cents per annum. 80 cents Or which
viii 20 TO the national orGanizs ton
further recommended ton is Ia he
made that tho secretary OF tho A. L.. .
be placed on an annual SALARY OF 10000
with 5000 for travelling expenses.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
" F
SOpliOnioTCs
DEAN OF UMPIRE STAFF
WILL RETIRE ON PENSION

NEW YORK. Dec. 19.-Ano,hcr yacaucv
iu the National league umpIrinc staff
which President Lynch viii have to on
viii he oncusiuncJ by the retirement OF
Robert Emslic. dean OF the stan, Il is
said here today.
The statement rs made that Emsle Is
not 10 be assigned To further duty. but
iS 10 he pcuSipn"d heCaua" " HE faithful
service as an arbitcr OF the game in The
National league ior nearly twenty wears.
II Emslic r"tircs Hank" ODay viii bc
The senior umpire
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
JOHNNY C0UL0N FINISHES
EARL DENNING in FIFTH

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Dec. 1a.-Johuny
Couon. claimant of the bantamweIeht
championship Of the world. disposed of
Earl Denning of Chicago IN five rounds
tonight before the National Athletic club
\ rightb punch 10 lIIc Jaw brought
Dcnuing TO the mat. and Coulon was
awarded the decision
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
OWEN MORAN ISSUES
Def TO AID W0LGAST

BOSTON. Dec. l9.-Owen Moran. who
recently Knocked out Battling Nelson
issued "A challenge tonight TO Ad WoIgast
for the lightweight championship at any
time or place the latter may name, and
offered TO place a $4,000 side bet. Moran
says he VIII give I'D any or all OF his
enga Scments to mcct Wolgast.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
PRINCETON 0ARSMEN WILL.
HOLD REGATTA AT CARNEGIE

PRINCETON. y. j.. Dec. Io.-rbc fac
uit| OF Princeton university today
granted tho rowing association pernjq-
sion 10 hold one regatta with outside uni
Nersitlcs this spring on Carnegie lake. II
4: understood that Yale and Cornell have
slgnih"d Their Willingness 10 come TO
Princeton.
For three years IN efscutv has OBJ
locted TO Princeton entering n contest
with an outside university.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
GOVERNOR or MICHIGAN
BLOCKS PRIZE FIGHT

I.UDGNGToN. Mich. Dec. 1s.-Acting
under orders from Governor Warner,
sheriff Freeman has notified Jack
O'Ieary that his boxing contest with
y Dung Sharkcy OF Milwaukee. schcd-
ul"d for tomorrow night cannot take
place Tho two were 10 have had a ton
round bout Less than four weeks ago
similar match was given i'm which
y. Lcary knocked out bis oppnnenI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
BARRY AND ROSS WILL
MEET MONDAY AT MEMPHIS

NEW ORLEANS. Dec 1o-It was an
n"unc'd today that James Barry and
Tony Ross. whose scheduled tout hor,
Yesterday was called Off by the authorl-
tics. would meet IN Memphis rest Mon
dav night
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
Increase Moldcrs' Wages.

CHICAGO, Dec. 19.--Thc Stove Found
ers National Defense association, after
-four days conference -ith the Iron
Molders' Union OF North America. to-
day signed an agreement granting ihe
molders per cent wage Increase About
10000 men arc affected.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
PUPIL BEATS TEACHER
TWICE In BILLIARD GAMES

ROCHESTER, y. V. Dec. Ig.-Ora
Mornlusstsr. 10 whom Jake Schacrer. the
wizard OF billiards. looked Tor the cduca-
ton Of his son. Jake, Jr.. was beaten
twice today by Young Schacfcr. Morn
inssisr played jo0 to Scllacfcr's 200
In the afternoon he made 3S3 TO Schac-
fcrs 200, and In tho evening counted only
219 to Schaefer's 2Q0
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
Reformed Pugilist Marries.

OMAHA Dec. 19.-Rev. f. T. Wedge
formerly known in pugilistic circles as
Kid Wedge. and now an evangelist at
San Francisco. was married at Florence.
Neb.. last night, TO Miss Prudent Tracy
OF that village.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
Cinch lnterclass Basketball
Title at the University in Con-
test With Freshmen.
PAUL PLAYS BRILLIANT
GAME FOR HIS TEAM
Shoots Five Baskets in Success
sion aud Wins Championship
for His Class.

The university sophomurCs practically
ciuchcd the tide To- the championship
of the class series by winning tho game
from the university freshmen Monday
afternoon by the close score Of - TO %.
The game was the most icrcely fought
OF th" season and there was such a
great interest in the gam" That the gym
uaS!um was ~"l filled with rootcrs.
The game was easily The best that has
been played IN the gymnasium this win
ter. aUu as both teams bad defeated tho
other classes i'm the series the game was
really The decisive game OF the series.
the first jump OF the ccntcr~0and FOR The
swept The freshmen off their feet
The first haif ended with n score Of
~ 10 In favor Of the "sophs." Gardner
having played thS star game Tor the
"Sophs" by slipping in three field b1s-
k"is and getting three from the ioul
line. Young landed two baskets for the
suphumoTcs I'm the second and played
u consistent game as guard throughout
the game. Briggs played great sanc
ipr tho freshmen. getting three fouls aud
more baskets I'm tho second half.
In The second hali Of tho game tho
freshmen entered determined t0 win. aud
fur ~" first ten minutes played The
"sophs' 20 a staudstil. Then they took
squirt and tied the score on tho
",ophs' ana held II there Tor several
minutes. both teams playing n neck
center FOR IN" soIihom"rcs. slipped five
baskets in. one right 3,ftcr the other, in
several Of the prct,l"st shots eyer seen
in game.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
Makes Long Glide.

TCPELO MISS, Dec. l9.-MoisSaut. in
$500 root glide furnished the feature
Of the first day OF Tupolo's aviation
meet. Shutting Off his motor he plancd
his way 10 earth 10 almost perfect
landing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
Old Baseball Man Dies.

NEWCASTLE. Pa. Doc. i9--NiChao!
Iiannon. managcr of the famous Neshau-
mock baseball team oC this city. which in
1876 defeated All IA" ball teams uf ia"
country. d,cd az his home here today, OF
lucomotOr ataNia.
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The everlasting girl question is essi
and entirely solved by the instertion
n little want "ad' in The TTibrn
Bell phone $500. Ind. $50.
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OAK PARK AND CHICAGO
WILL MEET AT SEATTLE

CHICAGO, Dee l9-F'inal
: signal practice will be taken to-
, day hy tho oak Park high school
football squad. which leaves to.
morrow on its 5000 mile trip TO
tho Pacific coast.
An additional feature Of the
arrival of the team in Seattle
came TO light Yesterday. when il
: was learned the University Of
Chicago baseball nine, which
has been globe troiting TO Jap
an. viii land AT Seattle at al
most the sumo hour that the
Oak Park squad arrives.
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Boil Reed aud Cohen were well known
to turfmcn ana others IN Salt Lake Th.y
were here ~ several pCc meets sud
werc familiar figures a. the tracks and
in tho poolrooms.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-03-05
A Correction
Ogallah. Feb. 81. 1910

Ogallah, Feb. 27, 1910.
Editor World:-Will you please
put this in the paper, that l
would like to inform the people
of Ogallah and the surrounding
country and especially the editor
of the County Line notes. that it
is falsehood about my fathers
marriage I do not know who
started the report, but whoever
it was, would please attend to
their own affairs and Mr.. Bu-
chanan would attend to his.
[ am quite surprised to know
that our would be Christian
neighborS would ever think my
father guilty of such a thing.
Mr.. Buchanan is now visiting
in Illinois, while the woman in
question lives in Iowa. would
like to inform our neighbors or
those that are telling that he is
married that 1T is all lie, and to
ask them not to tell it any more
Respectfully,
EDITH RIJCHANAN