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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Standing Of tho Clubs.
Al New York.
At Plttsbura.

Batteries: Rucker and Bergen;
Crandall and Meyers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Standing Of the Clubs.


Batteries: LANCE. Walsh and
Payne; Summers. Stroud and Stan.
age.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-19
JEFFRIES Is SHOWING
UP FINE IN WORK

BEN LOMoND. Cal, April lS.-Eisitors
TO James j, Jeffricss training camp to-
day witnessed the rather unusual sight
OF the former champion stripped TO the
waist while going through his stunts
AMER lahorinS vigorously with the chest
weights Tor half an hour with The per
spiratlon rolling of OF him. Jcffrles sud
denly concluded IL was TOO warm to work
that way and removed his heavy und err
shirt IN which he has heretofore exer-
ciscd
Jenrics then went at the punching bag
WIN Nim that threatened 10 wreck the
apparatus.
In the bright sunlight he loomed up
Dig ana looked almost as muscular as In
MS former days. ], showed that his two
weeks training has already served 10
remove considerable superfuous fat from
me upper part OF his body. while lower
down there is stlll n trace OF a fast fad
ing paunch. His huge arms and hairy
chest looked as formidable as in the days
OF his former pugilIstic career.
virtually the entire afternoon was put
In by Jeffriss with exercising with chest
weights and punching the bag. Farmer
Burns explained Jeffries's steady appli-
cation 10 the weights was To loosen up
the muscles OF his back and TO regain
the elasticity so characteristic Of the big
nghter in his previous battles
When the elasticity ls gone. the ath-
lete has been sCooped by Father Time.
declared Burns as he watched Jerfrtes's
play or muscles As yet no announce
ment has been made as to when left
rles will resume boxing as a part OF his
daily grind.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-19
TAFT NOW ASSUMING
DIPLOMATIC STAND

WASHINGTON. April 1S.-'I will
address this association withous dis
cussng the power and plane of women
which we all agree is so high that il
need not be matter of controversy. -
President Taft thus expressed him.
self today in addressing the Dauph.
ters of the American Revolution, in con
Veution.
The president s remark was caused
by expressions used by Mrs. Matthew
/. Scott. the prcsident~general, in in
Producing Mr.. Taft.
Mrs. Scott said it had been rumored
that the president was not IN favor Of
woman suffrage and that undoubtedly
lie had reached that conclusion as a
matter of principle after careful con.
sIdcration, but be that as il nav. the
Daughters Of the American Revolution
who had been fond of Taft, the man,
had fallen In love with Mr. Taft, the
president, and welcomed him to their
midst
Mr.. Taft congratulated The Daugh-
ters on the erection of Continental hall,
which, he said. gave the impression Of
substance and pcrmauence to the
Daughters Of the Revolution. which
aimed TO promote The patriotism Of
the country.
''Tou have as fine site as there
is in this country" he said. "and no
association has a right to finer site -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-19
MANUFACTURERS TO
RAISE AUTO PRICES

The first wireless IN regard to what
prospective automobile purchasers may OK
pect next year was sent over the Rockies
Monday, and IL is TO the effect that a
majority OF the automobile manufs ctur-
erS VIII add $3.50 10 the 1910 purchase
price for the 1911 cArs
Ihat an energetic effort has been made
TO round UP all the automobile manu-
IaGturers into powerful trust Is now
matter OF ancient history, according to
reports from tho east. 1t Is said that
the alleged trust is already making in
ronds upon Independent makers and is
now controlling so much OF The industry
that the first advance in the price or
cars mas been made 10 feel out the trade
According TO reports the 1911 cars arc
about ready for shipment, and while the
cars do not differ materially from the
islO cars II Is claimed that material
mas Increased to such an extent that more
money must be charged for the cars
several OF the Salt Lake dealers cx-
pect 1911 models before long and IT is
SAID That at that time the prices will
also be advanced.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-19
ROSS EASILY DEFEATS
KID BELL IN MATCH

ANY one of the five bouts held AT the
Salt Palace by the Manhattan club Mon
day night was easily worth the member
ship fee. Referee Bean got off wrong
in two OF the bouts, which were really
draws
In the first bout Tom Sullivan oulboXed
"Dutch'' Ern, but the latter forced tho
contest from beginning to end. which
aSeresslVencss should always be Consld- -
cred In contest. In the east n man
who "tin-canS' can never secure a de-
clsion. no matter how clever and this
ought TO he the ruling here.
hid Irish made short work OF Ed John
son. The latter continually ducked into
The Irish left until he got in such a state
that he had 10 quit
The third bout was given to Kid Law
renee, who beat Ike Cohn. The coored
man boxed on the defensive all the way.
Cohn chasing him around the ring. and
he took a great deal OF punishment. II
should have been a draw.
The much-talked-of Opie found more
than his match in Kid Davis who won
all the way, outboXing his man at every
stage.
The surprise OF the evening came when
I'D Ross put II all over Kid Bell The
latter noorcd Ross in the first round hut
aiter that he was not In IL for q minute
Ross made Bell take six counts. and the
bell saved the colored man from a knock
out.
Larry Brown walked up 10 Kid Gard
ner. 200-poundcr and hit the heavy
ing rooms after the bout had started
1t is said that Gardner whipped out
gun. but this was taken from him before
he could use IL.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-19
TWO DAYS SEARCH
SO FAR IN VAIN

MARTINEZ. Cal, April 1S.-Aiter two
days OF searching by armed pnsses ana
Tracking by detectives. the Two daring
bandits who held UP the China Japan
tast mail on the Southern Pacific near
Senicia late Saturday night and looted
the mall car OF five registered mail
pouches are stll at large and every
clue obtained indicates that they arc
stll within twenty miles of the scene of
the crime From the information gath
cred today II is believed that they arc
hiding tonight In Redwood canyon. some
hiteen miles west of here between this
city and Oakland. The canyon Is a
rugged. narrow gorge covered In all d.
IectIons with thick. low growing trees
mat ouer n screen TO the movements OF
the fugitivcs. Va
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-19
BRYAN BACK HOME
BUT NOT TALkATIYE

NEW YORK, April 1S.-Wnliam !.
Bryan came home today He reached
New York full of enthusiasm about the
wonders OF South America and with abb
solutely no ideas. so far as he was will
ins 10 admit, about the state of affairs
politically in this country.
Mr.. Bryan left Lincoln, Nch.. on No
Vember lS. spending some time In the
southern statcs On December 10 he left
key West for Havana. Thence he went
10 Jamaica, Panama. Peru Bolivia
chile Argentina and Brazil. returning
by way Of Porto Rico
-, The object of my trip he said was
me study OF economic and sociological
conditions In South America"
What are the chances OF the Demo-
cratic party?' he was asked.
Good. always good" be replied
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-19
WHEATON Of YALE
IS NOT SATISFIED
Claims New Rules Will Increase
Cripple List: Many Plays
Are a Farce.

NEW YORK. AprH 1S.-More tinker,
ing with the football rules is necessary
before II Will be possible TO save the
present forward pass across the line ot
Scrlmmage ana still provide an adequate
and proper secondary defense for the
defensive tackles. This is the opinion
today Of Henry NJ. Wheaton, eN-Yale
player lust back I'm New York after
observing the workings OF the new rules
~ spring practice al Annapolis. where
lie VIII he head coach next year, Wheat
ON said;
The troubles OF last year and pre-
ceding seasons with the forward pa IS
will not disappear until a rule is adopted
providing that any forward pass across
'he line OF scrimmaec. which travels
more than ten yards. beyond the point
where the ball is put la play may be
caught and handled ms fair catch, un
der the same regulations that pertain TO
tho catching ~ Kick This would al
low the defensive halfbacks To play up
close Ia the line. preventing line buck
ing. opening the PLAY and holding the
forward passes 10 shorter distances
The new tacklInc rule. which forbids
driving tackles is 4 failure. and VIII re-
Suli in a bigger cripple list than the old
regulation. Splitting OF the halves into
TWO fitecp-minUte periods has also re,
suited unhappiiy 10 our spring practice"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-19
BAD STORM DOES NOT
MAR TEDDY'S PROGRAMME

BUDAPEST. April 1S-A heavy rain
storm this afternoon did not preven,
Colonel Roosevelt from disposlng Of an
exceedingly strenuous programme This
Included luncheon at the royal palace.
as guest Of Srchdule Joseph. a recon
ton at Parliament house and sight
seeing tour which comprised n visit 10
the unique agricultural museum built I'm
imitation OF the celebrated gothic castle
OF Najda Hunyad. where Mr. Roosevelt
was especially Interested i'm the conser-
gary.
a portion of the day was taken up by
can upon Francis Kossuth leader OF
the United Opposition who is III. a visit
10 Washington monument erected by the
hungarian American Fedora ton. an in
spection OF the study OF Zala. the Hun
edrlan sculptor. n reception TO the
american colony and d reception 10 the
hungarian journalists. Mr.. Roosevelt and
Kermit were the guests OF the Austrian
embassador. Baron H"ngelmueller Won
HenserHar and the baroness at a dinner
at the Park club. where they met leading
statesmen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-19
HIGH SCHOOL WILL
HAVE NEW CAMPUS
Field Will BE One Of the Best
i'm the West: Grounds to
Be IncIOsed.

The determination OF Coach Dad
ConviIl, Principal Eaton and d. \. Gala
han TO properly handle athletics at the
high school WAS the cause OF the renewal
OF the work on the new athletic field
Monday morning. After a delay of two
weeks the board oil education voted in
favor of the campus. and work com
menced Monday.
The trouble about the board fence has
been settled. and an eieht-foot fence VIII
he erected over 1000 feet i'm length,
Coach ConviI viii line up his baseball
team against the post team nt Fort
Douglas Tuesday afternoon at $50
o'clock. and a close game is looked for
The high school team is playing well
and might; spring a surprise in the way
of runmakMg
Coach Dad" Convil is arranging with
Manager Gus Backman for the annual
class track meet, which will be held
either Friday Or Saturday on the uni
rerslty campus. All boys of the school
who have not won a letter Will be eli
Siblc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-19
TOO MUCH RAIN FOR
RACING AT AQUEDUCT

AQUEDUCT. April lS-The rainy
weather kept the attendance down All
AQucduct today. The card was great
" reduced as the owners did not care
10 lake chances in the muddy going.
First race. four furlongs-WhIn, 6 TO l.
won; IlawIey, 20 TO l. second; Pluvlus. :
20 l. third. Time. .62
Second race, six and n half furlonEs-
I'd Ball. II 10 TO- won. Black Marc 6
to O. second; Bob r. 10 TO /. third. Time.
Third race. the Oscone stakes. fou,.
furlongs-Scrlmmage. 20 10 /, won: Aga
wan, = TO l, second Frank Mullens, II
70 . third. Time so As.
Fourth race. handicap. six and n half
iurlongs-Wise Mason, ] TO T. won: Wan
der. 6 to /, second: Time, 1875 2-5. Two
starters.
Firth race. selling. six furlongs-Dan-
held, TO :, won. Blundara, : 10 2 sec
9nd, Young Belle. 80 to l, third. Time
Sixth race five furlongs-Bobble 10
j. won; Duke Of Ormonds. 4 10 :. second.
I'04 2-5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-19
CROY|VSkI WILL Be
THE Chief TRAINER
After Training Hours, Music,
Art and Literature Must Be-
come Jef's AmuSementS.

CHICAGO, April IS.-Joc Choynslli.
who Is on his way to California 10 Join
The Jeflrles camp as chief trainer. has
some unique Ideas for handling the big
fellow. according to a special the trainer
sent to the Evening Post from La Juuta,
Colo The dispatch follows:
While marking time on a very inter-
esllng trip back To my native state
California; have had much time 10
ponder some plans for working with
James j. JeHrlcs at Rowardonnan.
Music. art psychology. painting
poetry. hterature-all cf these are going
10 be tried ON the former champion at
ms training camp by yours truly. pro-
vldinG | mud that as CHIEF boxing part
ner and superintendent Of training, |
am given The latitude / should have
u shall permit no one 10 indulge in
hght talk or pugilistic tanning with
JeHncs when he is at the training table
or when; III the evening. he elects 10
Gus road and gymnasium work"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-19
Emeryville Entries

OAKLAND. April is.-rouo-
entries for tomorrows Enerv~n
First race, six furlonrs. se,I,"
n. ia; Pacifico, III: Gene Rms.
Cumbury. Ill; Lovely Mary In
thyst, lO3; Louis Streuber ios.u
tulla, los; Fredonia. LOG. Trochs
Albans. lo6: "Salomy lane. IN,
Second race. four furlonrs
Beatrice Soule. l09: Ban Ann M
ert Hurst. 107: AmaIa. lOa: a \
l0i; Othale. l0l: Witruda n
NJ. 100. Pearl Bass. 100: ~
100; Dolly V. Is. 9s: sPetlte Oiss>
Third race. mile and scyentT
selling-Coloncl Jack. ia: Sir Ia
John Louis, I06; Whidden Ies.-
and Round. 106; AXIS Ar Ben. ia,
50. Redeem. So.
Fourth race. thlrteen-slX;e@nts,
mile. purse-Chester Krum. lii
b. i09: Lady Elizabeth. l07: NdI,
Goodship, le2; Kid North, %; 81
Fifth race. mile and one. .ouarts,
Ing. r Laughrey, lis: GoJdTa
Legatsc, los: sMerlingo. lQi; Rlrk
l02. Miss Naomi. 100. =
Sixth race. six furlongs. selIIr,
lector jessup. ia; G. j. Cox. Ill
III: Giles. III; SwaggerIater. II
Alone. III; Pretenslon. Ill: Doyalt
Daily. 109: Colbert. 1O6; PhilllslIn
'Waner. l03.
apprentice allowance.
Track fast; weather cloudy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-19
Yale Puts Football Rules to =
and Reports Them Total
Failure for Gridiron.
BUTTE WINS INDOOR
TEAM RIFLE TITLE
Takes Championship From New
Haven After Tying for
First Place.

WASHINGTON. April lS.-Tha indoor
rife shooting team championship of tho
United States has been won by the
Rocky Mountain Rifle club Of Butte
Mont This club and the winchester Rod
and Gun club OF New Haven, Conn, were
tied for first place In the twelve weeks
shoot In the deciding contest last week
the Rocky Mountain club won. sS5 20 $50.
Each OF the leading clubs had lost one
and won Ten matches.
The Seattle Rifle and Revolver asso-
Clatlon was sixth.
Among other clubs In the league were
the Los Angeles Rife and Revolver club.
the Tacoma iille and Revolver club and
the Triangle Cadets RiH" club OF Los
Angeles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-19
BUBBLING WATER SHOWS
HER HEELS TO FIELD

OAKLAND April ls.-Bubbine Water
again displayed her class when she won
The redwood handicap at Emeryyllle to-
day. She ruled fayorite over Fern l..
and Rey Hlndoo and won driving by
over TWO lengths.
Fayortes ran well with the exception
OF the third. when ri Molino bumped into
Tramator causing Kent 10 lost his stir
rup. Tamator was practically left
First race, five and hslf furongs,
selling-Pridc OF Lisno"e. 1l2 ,Mentry).
3 TO :. won Sweet Basil l0S rMoles-
WORTH. 90 ]. second; Gelico. lO1 tCal-
laghanl, to = third. Time. Los: Lu-
men. Cautem. Zinkand. Arthur Rouse
Clara Sal and FL Perfecto finished as
Edmcd
Second race. futurlty course. selling
no Quarter: loi lThomasl. 10 5 won:
Burning Bush. los lMolesworthl. 3 TO !,
third; Time. l:ll Biskra Matte Mack
Sir Barry Royal ~. Father Downey
Mayham finished named.
Third race. futluity course. selling
Elerd, III tNan Duscn). . 10 T. won: May
Molino. 50 CkederIs). % to !. third. Time.
LII, Billy Myer. Anne McGce. Ben
stone, Roberta. +. NJ. Fry and Tramator
finished as named.
andicap-Bubbhng Water us CW1
liamsl. IL 10 10. won; Fern L.. % CThom-
asl, to .. second: Rey Hindoo. liz
Gnt,! Mortnl; to l. third Time, l:l3 20.
Fifth race. mile and seventy yards.
scDinS-FreDch Cook. H. (Mcntry), II 70
., won. kaiserhoff. l12 CWllliams). TO
J. second: Hush Money. Il2 tThomas).
: 70 l. lhird. Time, IS. Rubric. Spring
Ban. Contra Costa and Don ENRIQUE also
ran. 'A'V
Sixth race. six furlongs, seIling-Tre
marEo, 126 Ikeogh. TO l, won. Father
Stafford. 123 CWiliams). 10 10 l. second:
Minnedocia. 10 tMolesworthl. IA 20 3
third. Time. 1;1i As. Gramercv. Lord
Clinton. Silver Grain. Coblesllin, IIannibai
icy. ODD Rose and ST. Francis also ran,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-19
"lNSANE' SLAYER WHO
ESCAPED IS CAUGHT

LOUISVILLE, KY, April lS,-sberIf5
Emler today received from the artj,ori
/ Ties or Deer Lodge. Mont notice of tbe
arrest there OF George y. Warner. SLAYER
IN 1909 of Pulaski Leeds, superintendent
OF Oh, mqichinery iy for the Louisville & Nash
warner was tried for the crime and
the jury decided he was OF unsound mind
ana committed him TO the insane ASYLUM
at TIopkinsville. Ky. whence bn esc,,r,'a
In 1904, Requisition papers for his re-
turn have been asked from Governor
Wilson. Sii'of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-19
PROMINENT CHINESE
H0N0RING OUR NAVY

Annoy. April lS-Lim Nee Kar ,
prominent Chinese. gave a reception To-
day for officers or the American As;atic
squadron and officials OF the ChInree
navy Later Junn Moncarini. commis-
Sloner or customs. gave n garden pariy,
FOR the naval officers and foreign resj
dents. -" ''S'-
Tao Tai Kuo presented Rear Adr,iro,
hubbard With birds nests fruits Ten anJ
sugar and such other gifts as Fin EImn
province is accustomed to make 10 the
emperor. '' VIZ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-19
Polo Handicap Book.

NEW YORK. April lS.-According 10
The new polo association handicap book.
the southern California and Canadian
clubs have entered the field and pledged
allegiance To the American Polo associa-
tion They are recorded for the first
Time on the list. Hitherto these clubs
have acknowledged only the Hurlnsame
club of London as an authority in the
same The san Mateo club and the Mon
treal club are two new recruits Few
changes in haudicuDS are shown. Three
Caltfornians arc listed among the first
twenty players
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-19
TWO DEAD. ONE DYING
AS RESULT OF FEID

LYONS, Ga, April ls.-Two dead.
one dying and several others slightly
wounded are the results of Sundsy
afternoon battle in a family feud Of
long standing which took place SUNDAY
IN Emanuel county. The dead are:
a. s. Collins, a well to do farmer. and
ms son, Wilson Collins, both of whom
were killed in The fight. Alma Levels is
SO severely wounded that ne is moi e1.
pccted to live. >
The battle was the outcome Of dis.
pute over a public road crossing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-19
POET CONVICT" NOW
FREE AS ANY MAN

ST. PAUL. Mimi. A pri lS-ShoriIy
after noon today Governor Eberhardt' 5
executive clerk. a O Preus, delivered
10 Warden Wolfer Of tho state prison at
Saltwater the order for the release OF
John Carter the convict who won his
freedom by writing a poem.
AS soon as the formeltics were over
Garter walked forth a free man He
carried s25 OF the states money, which
Is furnished every discharged prisoner
Besides this. he had about 5000 which
he had earned by his writings and extra
pay allowed him FOR work as prison
librarian nnd teacher in the night school.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-19
METROPOLITAN GOLF
TOURNEY WILL OPEN

NEW YORK, April 1S.-Golfers are
hurrying back from the south for The
regular metropolitan tournament season
which opens this week and starting ON
Thursday at Lakewood. there will be
virtually no let up until Thanksgiving
day. An Atlantic City tournament fol-
lows Lake wood and then comes Garden
city. where, il last years field is any
criterion. w j. Travis. Frederick Here's
viii start from the first tee. More I'm.
portant meetings includes FoXhill. Mas
sau. Wyakygakil, MoHtclair. Apawamis
and Ardsley the latter returning 10 the
iold after an absence of ten years
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-19
HEAGREN RECEIVES WiI
FROM WORLDS .THi

Manager Heagren OF the Sal, p.,
cycle track received cabls,
Manager Gleason OF the MsIhosns
Australia. that Goulet. Walkey ~.
had left for this city. Aeoan, sn'
reports, Walker and Keeie s
strong and with The experience a y
tracks in Australia. Walker sa us
hard man 10 beat this season "'
Manager Hcagren also receIy,
from Jack Johnson that he uo,,1
on u" afternoon OF April %
when he appears at the San !,
hter HcaSren says that h.
two or three amateur bouts ~
ncction with the Johnson cyS,,..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-19

DETROIT. April 1s.-Detroit won the
first game OF The series with St Louis
here today 10 .. Bailey pitched unbent =
able bail until the eighth when an error
by Wallace on Stanagcs groundcr
seemed 10 unsteady him. lie passed two
mon with two out and Cobb tied the
scores with double In the ninth Craw-
ford walked and Delhanty hit FOR throe
bases,
Il. II f..
ST. Louis ........ .........y 6 .
Bntteries-Mulin. Stanagc and Schmidt
Bailey and Stephens.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-19
Frost Cost Millions

DES MONIES Iowa April 1s Sa,.
iar! wesley Greene OF The Iowa sta 10
hortlcultural department today esIinnaied
mat The loss OF Jowa's fruit and vegetal
,'n,, pt,S rom INC freezing weather Will be
asserts that carly fruit. cherries and
plums In particular. have been iotaiII.
DESTROYED whi;c vegetables may be re-.
loss. Snow fell today in manv paris os
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-19
MINNEHAHA LIKELY
TO BE TOTAL LOSS

HUGHTOWN Scllly Islands. April
1S.-The Atlantic transport liner Minnie
haha, which went aground al an early
hour off the Scilly Islands is still fast
oil the rocks and there is little nope OF
saving her.
All the passenger. numbering sixty-six
were taken off in safety. as well as about
one third of the cattle. Should the sea
continue smooth. as now seems proba bic
the greater part OF the cargo Will be
90.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-19
BOAER FRACTURES SKULL,
Is NEAR DEATHS DOOR

PHILADELPHIA, April IS.-Stanley
point OF death with fractured skull re-
Geived In bout with George Cole, Jr.,
here tonight. '
Cole landed n left hook on Rodgers's
Jaw and the latter fell 10 the floor ON
MS removal to the hospital il was found
MS skull was fractured George Decker
the referee; Cole and Battling Jim John
ston were arrested