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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
Stanley ketChel
Selects Johnson
GERMAN GOVERNMENT
CLEARS RUTT'S NAME
Champion Six-day Bicycle Rider
is the Hero of the
Hour.

BERLIN Jan. S--The populaoe of B@r-
lin and. In fact, all of Germany has gone
bicycle crazy. The suspension or wsr
office regulations in the case Of Walter
Rutt the great German rider. his re
turn 10 his native country after an HNllc
of eight wears. and his participation in
The siN day rare here Win Jackie CLARKE,
the Anrericanl3ed Australian, IS priu-
oipaly the cause of Il all. Rutt has been
victory 0ith Clarke IN Tho New York siN-
dav race. which followed his season of
success in sprint racing IN France ana
other continental countries. has worked
up homage for him. and no0 that he rs
ono Of the greatest riders in IN" world
and tho only German Cyolist OF the front
rank. he Is being sN"~"r"d with all sorts
uf compliments.
The situation Is unique in that prince
and peasant arc alike enthusiasts over
RUtt. II was tho crown prince. through
his interest IN Spoy; and In cycling in
particular that used his influence to have
mo war office ban raised off RutI and
TIC latter's defeat in this race would be
considered almost n national hunil!s Hon
The papers arc filled with columns about
rho race and the Geological Gardens
where the contest was held. was crowded
constantly. Little Clarke. who made his
debut IN Germany, has taken the popu-
lar fancy. and lie is sharing the honora
with EUit.
Another strange thing is tho TACT that
failed TO srrve his tinir In ;ho army. This
time -honored law Of Germany is not con-
SidarcJ In his ease. Although his offcnse
is punlshablH. It is not looked upon AZ u
disgrace. lie did not desert. as has bccn
announced Tho negotiations Tor RuttS
return 10 the country had been going on
tor a month and tho rider had expected
To hr fined and then 20 serve his time as
q soldier. IL appears. however. that no
restrictions have been placed upon him
and he may escape tho imperial dictJim oi
serving in rho army altogether. Rutt
himself believes that he would fall 10
pass the examination required ior sol
dior. because OF his deafness. and that he
woulo not have 10 serve fer that reason.
Root ana FoelcT, tho American team:
rode in grand form. as did Naiihour ana
Stol. the Amcricau-1Iolland pair. German
and American flags flcatcd from al! parts
of tho amphiIhNatrr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
MANHATTAN CLUB

The members Of the MAMMA ttan Ath-
leiic club were given 4 rare treat in
amateur boxing Monday night at the
gymnasium OF tho club There were sin
contests, although ono bout was called
Off before tho first round was over.
The surprise Of the evening came In
the first bout. when Kid Davis outboxcd
Mickio sullivan. Davis showed marked
Improvement, although he had an elder
ly gentleman outside Of the ropes do
Ing half the fighting. Some said that
II was tho boys father. At any rate.
he was the happicst man at the club
when both his boys brought home the
ba con-
Slugger Gallagher is wcll named and
ask Kid Williams. The latter was best
cd In two rounds.
Kid Meyers OF Murray ran into q buzz
saw when be met Tommy GcthinS and
lost The decision I'm four rounds OF clever
boxing. Tho elderly gentleman was
pulling" for Gcthius.
Poor Jimmie Lawless tried 20 initiate
the wild man from, Borneo; He got his
wires crossed in the third round by a
light tap from Weary Willie Ccolorcd)
Lawless tried TO smile and dance AT the
same time. and tried to grab every col
orcd man in the place. II WAS the best
vaudeville stunt pulled off 1T the club
so far
KID FrazzIes and Earn Wright were
put on too soon after New Years. The
men were sick and plainly showed it In
so. and Manager Downing excused the
boys for refreshments.
Fred Eru was put on with Cyclone
Lefty and the boys put up the best
match OF the evening. boxing four rounds
to draw.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
NUMBER OF UPSETS
At ENERYV|LLE TRACK
Raleigh Beats Sonia by Nose: !:
ROSemcad Stable Is
Barred.

OAKLAND. Cal. Jan. G-Fayorltes did
not fare voll at Emery lie today and
there was a number of upsetF. The
mile event resulted in n noae finish,
Raleigh winning from Sonia, the odds-on
favorite. Tho race for two-Year-eld
fiilcs was won by fndora. daughter OF
Solitaire IN The Spreckles string. Porto
In Queen the favorite. was second. jill
lett ard Marburs were TWO outsiders 10
win.
B~Iincre ealloped homo "a front of the
field in thc NTH. The entries OF the Rose
mead stables were ordered refused be
cause N developed that stiuulants wers
administered 10 Cool and Roy T. FOR their
races SATURDAY.
Firs, race, Six furlongs selling lett.
1e2 (Rooucy) 10 10 !. won. Likely p"u
donnc log. &C Williams) IL 10 |. second ;
Serviccnce, 100. O<ederisl IS 10 .. third {,
Balnadc, 81 Avon. II. n, Flsherty. Swas-
crlator, Caronia. Stspdovcr and Littlclon
finished as named
Second race. three furlonsss' i~@%-y"sr11 %.,,.,i1
TO .. Won: PortoIa Queen. liz, CNesperl
II 20 10 second Media. IL, fMrBrldel
Ia ). third. Time o:S6 SO. Gyptis. All
Balance. Dacia, Burbur and Vague I'm
Third race. sin furlones selling Mar
burg. loa CRoreD n 60 /. won; Grace g.
lee. (Monroc) : to .. third. Time. l:i4 80;
psnccn. Dargin Fordcllo, Steel. Lord of
The Forest and Aunt .Aggic, finished as
named.
Fourth race. one mile. pursc-EaleiEh,
l0f, Gross IL to ,. won: Sonia, 80,
{ kcderls) 10 IN second. FuIlctts. ll2.
tMcnt@y) 40 10 I, third. Time. l;i2 10.
Miles also IAN. .
Firth race. mile and 4 sixteenth. sell
ing-Bclmere i0a. GJugs1) 6 10 .. won;
Feiie l.. 1Of. Gross 2 TO /, second :;
Cadlcon. 100, (I<edcris) 10 TO J, 'hird
Time G:i9 10. Charley Pain. Miss Mao
mi. Ladv Kits. aud Wolviie. noIshcd.
sixth race five furlonSs. pursc-CGp-
pcrtoNn. liz. CWalsh) II 10 >. won: Gil
bert EoSe. ioi. (Nosperl 10 ], second ;
T. H. Barr 10i, Gross 10 :. third
Time. l:0l 20 Napa Nick. Kidnorth,
Miss Roberts, Eel and Scpulycda finished
as named.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
IMPORTANT BASEBALL
RULING ANNOUNCED
National Baseball Commission
Refuses Request of Class G
and ID Leagues.

CINCINNATI o, Jan, 3.-In a decision
reached toiny by Thomas ]. Lynch,
president OF the Nstouai league; Ban \,
Johnson. president Of the American
league. and August Hermann OF CIncin-
commission tho latter body tonight de-
nlcd tho request of class and - leagues
for an amendment uf tnc rule concerning
the purchase of minor league players.
Tho attention or tho commission WAS
called 10 Tie case by i. II. Farrell. sec
rotary oi tho American association. who
submitted resolution offered 1T the
recent meeting held at Memphis by the
class 6 and j. leagues. requesting that
rule &c he amended So that minor league
loague club from another without having
such players report 10 the purchasing
club on or before The commencement Of
the major league drafting season.
As the rule now stands. when minor
league players arc purchased by one
minor league club from another and they
do not report by September |. they are
subject 10 draft from the clubs that they
arc with on August 20.
The commission. In its Tuling. says.
1--WE rciteratc that. IL tho rule were
changed 80 as To cover the request as
now made. II would be detrimental not
only To the major leagues and class y
clubs but all plaYcTS operating under or
ga niZed baseball az well.
The statement recently issued by the
National commission shows tho amounts
operated by major league clubs alone last
year for drafted and purchased players
this. ir all tho PLAYERS in question are
to be retained payments amounting to
pra ctIcally $4,000 additional are made.
This shows that tho minor lcpcuc inter
osts have been fully protected. The re
quest OF the class c and u clubs is there
fore refused, -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.
Keith O,Brien Comnany

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
there will DC special meeting or the
stockholders OF tho Keith % Rrien com j.
pany. corporation. duly had and held
at the office OF said company In tho
David Keith building. salt Lake city.
Utah. on the ed day of January 1910.
at the hour OF o'clock r. m OF said
ds:-.
Said meeting oill DC had and held
for tho purpose OF considering acting up
on and determining the adv isa bility OF
amending tho articles Of iucorpors ton or
said corporation hv incr"a sing the
amount or the - DitsI stock thereof
from $3.50 ooo. divided into oJG0 shares
~ tho par vsjuo ~ 800 each. n $500 go
divided into 5000 Shsres Of tho par value
ri slon each or which said 5000 shares
aSno shares thereof shall hc known a.
preferred stock aud 100 shares tNcroof
shall hc known rs common. stock aud
to pass upon and determine the terms
end conditions and with what rights and
privileges the Sstd preferred stock shall
be authorized 10 he issued
Aud IN ease said articles ~ iucorpcr-
alton shall be amended in the foregoing
particulars. then at such meeting -
authorize and direct the board OF di-
ractoTs To- dispose OF such Increase Of
the shares or the capital stock OF said
and ia the manner n may ha decided by
ihc rto-kdold~rs at such meeting
This meeting is called pursuant to a
resolution ~ the board OF directors Of
" V RICE Fresident
!. MORGAN. Secretary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
TRYING VACCINATION
As CURE FOR CANCER

MANILA. Jan. "A conditional and
preliminary report ~ what ~ hoped will
prov" 10 be - successful trca tncnt for
cancer was presented before the Manila
Medical society today. The trca tTren
consists I'm making the patient immune
from the further progress of the disease
own cancer.
Experiments have h@en made during
tho last eight months both in cases
y here an opera ton was possible and
where Il vas not. 4 variety In the mat -
tor Of the progress ~ the disease has
been afforded for experiment and tho
results have been uniformly encouraging
A number of tho pa ticnts who sppar-
ertiy had been cured vcre exhibited bo .
fare The society by rho oriEina tors OF tho
usihod Tho medical authorities here
express a Wish 20 watch thcse cascs over
an extended period FOR a possible rccur-
renee OF the malsdy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
COMMISSION TRIES TO
MAKE PITCHER SIGN

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Jan. 3.--Eddie
Van Week Yale pitcher Of last wear. :
nine. may be suspended by tho National
ba s"ball commission on a peculiar ruling
Last summer he pitched one game for the
Waterbury team OF the Connecticut
league He refused 10 sign n contract.
Now Manager Durant OF Waterbury
claims Nan Week can he suspended he
cause, after taking money for PLAYING n
game. hc refused 10 sign contract
Van Week has received offers 10 join
National and American league clubs. buJ
has heretofore declined them. lie pitch
cd the game at Waterbury to help out
that nine when II was crippled Tor want
OF pJchcrs. Van Week Is stIll leading
amateur ball player
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
OLD WORLD RULERS
SEND TAFT GREETINGS

WASHINGTON. Jan. s. The president
has received New Years greetings from
tho emperor OF Germany, the king OF Italy
and the King of Belgium.
Emperor Williams telegram read:
.'My very best wishes FOR = happy new
year To YOU and to the American people, -
Ia which President Taft replied as fol-
lows:
''Yonr majcsty's message or good viii
il much appreciated and cordially re-
ciprocsted. In the name OF the American
people and my own J wish YOU and the
German people ell health and prosperity
in the coming year.
Vittorio Emmanuel, the Italian king,
"a ahcd as follows:
please accept my heartfelt wishes for
happy new year for you and your coun-
try"
President TAFT replied
II beg 10 thank your majesty Tor your
cordial telegram ON tho occasion OF the
new year and At the samc time 20 OK
press 10 you my best wishes fov happy
ncw wear for your ina ajcsty and the ltsl-
IAN people.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
MAY TRACE SLAYER
BY FINGER PRINTS
Mystery of Murder at San Ga
briel, Cal, Worthy of
Sherlock Holmes.

Los ANGELES Jan. G.-The local au-
thorities sre endcavoring 10 solve. by
means OF the flngcr-print method, the
mystery OF the death OF Morgan Shivcly.
conductor who was stabbed 10 death
at San Gabriel yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs, 6. 4. stone in whose
home the tragedy occurred, assert that
they know nothing of the stabbins except
that they heard an uproar in tho kitchen
late last night and found the room In
disorder. Shiyely was missing. After
they had spread tho alarm. search was
made for tho conductor and ne was found
dead BY the roadside, some distance from
the house.
Footprints sni bloody finger marks
were found in the kitchen.
The Stones. who arc from Lincoln.
Ncb are IN jail.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
SULLIVAN AND COLLINS
IN SHAPE FOR FIGHT

Tom +. Gleason has been selected as
tn" best man in IN" corner for Pete
sullivan al the ringsidc. in his fight with
"Birdlcg" Collins. Gleason is considered
one of the best men in the country i'm =
hghtcr's corner. and hc knows how to
take care OF his man at all times. re-
gardless Of the eNci'cmcnl around HIM.
sullivan is down TO weight and from
now on will only DO light work. Pea
nuts" Sinclair viii work with him the
next three days.
Bob Watkins came down from Ogden.
Monday and said that Collins was in
FIRST class shape and was waiting FOR the
gong TO ring Collins Is also down to
weight. Tho mon are 10 weigh in ut
laS pounds at 3 p. IN. January :, which
will be an easy matter for both boys
90 do
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
JOHN /. GARRETT
CAUGHT IN CHICAGO
Is Wanted in Boise, Idaho, to
Answer to Indictment for
Alleged Land Frauds.

CHICAGO Jan. John II Garrett a
local real estate man. was arrested b.
the federal authorities here TODAY. Gar
rett is under indictment in Boise, I6a,
charged with conspiracy 10 dcfraud the
United States government in getting
titles and possession Of land in Idaho.
lie was placed under bonds or $500.
The land which the government claims
Garrett aud others obtained fraudulontly
i9 situa ted in Elmorc county, Ida. Gar
rctt and four others arc said 10 have
been indicted IN Boise last month.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
President Fogel
Would Buy Murra,
PAUlHAN CONFIDENT /
OF GETTING REC0R|
Going TO Los Angeles to CoI
pete in Aerial and Balloon
Races.

NEW YORK. Jan. S.-Full Of corr.
ments for his brothers In aviation Z
confident of his Own abNltv To- sn,,
records, Louis Paulhon arrived to1sy
tn" steamer LaBreiaGne an route 10
Angeles 10 participate in the events
aviation week there.
The French aviator recently attaino,
height Of nearly 1000 feet. accordInr
unofficial figures and some Of his rIr
in The coast aernplsDs tests are e.nec
to exhibit tho high qualities of tho
chine he uses. Paulhan said he cor,
cred tao Wright brothers "yionder,
and had n word of praisc for Glenn
| Curtlss, another aviator who Is to r
| form ~ Los Angeles.
Il am extremely optimistic as 20
future OF flying machines" said Pault
! part In future warfare"
Parihan began his career as an a,
naut while IN tho French army.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
JUDGE REPRIMANDS
POWERS FOR FAKIl

DENVER, jan. 2.-ErncSt l.. Pow
tho former Denver university studs
Hho VAS found guilty recently Of defar
ing a Denver man out of SlG.1O0 fhrou
a fake foot rae" at Council Bluffs.
was sentenced today from two To 81,
years IN the penitentiary. In scnteur|
him Judge Whitford kept Powers sta,
ing I'm front OF him for nimost half
hour while he scathingly robuked
young man for what h. had done In "A
ot "his iino family. his prominent
respected father and HIS beautiful vIfc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
PROFESSOR FAUNCE
LIKES FOOTBALL, SP0]

NEW YORK. Jan. G.-"Fcw. " any.
our American colleges ayc going TO ubol
football Is tho statement ~ Proses
". II. =. Tauncc of Brown univerr|
'But the game must nc radically IND
hnd. The spirit OF winning M any 4
IS too prevalent those DAYS. Ii Is q
dent IN all phases OF our life. l slnce1
hope that the men Interested ia tho
ture of tho sport will keep this In mi
Personally | like the game"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
RUSSIANS WILL TRY
FOR POLE WITH BALLOON

PARIS Ian. G.---Ncssrs Matthlcssen
and Notschoek. officers OF ;hc Russia n
army. today purchased two dirigihle bal
looms. With capacities ot 1900 and 1000
cubic meters. with which they will uu-
dcrtakc an expedition TO the south pole
The explorers plan 10 convey tho ap-
psralDs by ship as far south "a the ice
will permit. and thence proceed in the
balloons southwark. They will keep i'm
touch with their ships. their base OF
supplies, by means OF a Wireless outfit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
Purses for ,Horsemen.

NEW YORK. Jan. Am optmiatic
view OF ihc racing situation il expressed
IN statement from racing secretaries
mad" public TO-DAY.
The coming season according TO the.
statement, VIII he prufltal9e one to
ed out to owners For 1910 il is esti-
mated t1ai the sum will reRch 81. a.; 900
There H. 10 be n large increase i'm the
number OF racing DAYS. and tho Brighton
Beach tracks Will again enter tho field
and distribute about Slo1. 900
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
Boils Cause Blood Poison

CHICAGO. Jan, 3,-Dr. B. T. Roller.
the Seattle wrestler. is in serious con
dtion in q hospital, threatened with
blood poisoning. He underwent an opera
ton today. DR.. Roller had been suffer-
Ing with boils for a week. but paid little
attention 10 them until today. He kept
on wrestling until he found the boils
were becoming infected.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
Match Basketball Game

Manager Paul Armstrong OF the Signal
Corps basketball team has ARA nged a
Eamc with Company j. OF the post TO
be played this TUESDAY. evening in the
Armory hall. The game win begin at
80 o'clock and will be followed By a
90 caiiber rifle match between the Sig
nal Corps team and a team either from
Company c Of tho guard or Company III
from the fort
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
DARK HORSES LAYING
FOR JACK JOHNSON

PITTSBURG Pa. Jan. 3.-lnstead ot
having one unknown 10 meet in the all
comers' class here Tuesday night Cham =
pion Johnson will find two men With nerve
enough To tackle him Both are -'ur-
knowns," and while little Is known OF the
ability OF one Of them. tho friends OF the
other say that he has been working out
for several weeks and viii make tho big
fellow extend himself before the three
rounds are nNcr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
DIME TRYING TO SIGN
NELSON AND MORAN

pITTSRGRG. Jan. 3.-Nceotiations
were opened here today by Matchmaker
Jimmy Dime foV'the appearance the latter
part Of the month or carly in February
of Battling Nelson and Owen Moran, the
English lightweight. The names OF two
good mon 10 meet The 'Battler' and the
Englshman have beer secured. They ave
Hugh Madole. the fast lightweight OF this
city. and Jimmy Dunn of Newcastle.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
Juarez Entries,

JUAREI. Mexico, Jan. 5-Ter9Eas
park entries for January 4:
First race. six furlongs- Beaver Dam
Lad. ~; Ccmal. lia: Chan Bcllc III;
Kiameshs ". III: Rublola. 1le: Sunlinc
Ils; Gibson. III; Gladys Louise. lli:
ssshadc. III: 'Ors Sudduth. IL; re
sar,is III; -Ardcuia lu9
Second race, seven furlouG s-Jh1Vc
Montgomery. ia; 'kiddy Lee, 1op;
Founder i06; Camera, 100; 'k !ic lo4;
High Culture. io3; RrunrilSc. 1nl, Good
Iurcnt, as. rrudish. %; Man Gonevleve.
O..
Third race pur-e. three furlougs. two
year -olds- Ed J.eynu. tie: outheider. III;
Flying Wolf. III. Pit-aFit. il2: So
phrony RroVn. 100: tn" Royal Prince,
100: Captain Ned. in?; Dreamer 100.
Fourth race. ono mile Orbicular. 109.
LADY Esther. lei. Early Tide. 100. Gold
nnn. lei Marchmont. io2: Lotus Eater,
100
Fifth race six furIongs -sScvarfull
Top: Beau Man. les. TrcmarEo. ioi; Bagg
l07: EtheIdsy loS; 'Dr. Mnck. i05: Dick
Il. y. 1o". Bold l0g: Diah I02. |Maur@-
tans. loe; "usunlhsl Bcy. 80: Better
Hand. %. Cotytto. %
sixth race. one mile Himaleya. no.
NsrGcs, ioi. Gull. iG7; Miss Ida IoS
orh"d Lad. i0i: Landlord los: -BlacL
Hawk 90. Whip TOP. loo; Brougham
ioe: -GunstoU. Io1: 'F.ncrsysT. ~.
Apprentice allowance.
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POLICEMAN SWIMS THE
HUDSON. D0DGING

NEW YORK. Jan. 3.-Tames Scan
one Of the several champion athletes
tn" New York police force. swan half
across the Hudson river today and b
again. his only difficulty hrlng IN "a
ing large cakes of !co. Scanlcn Ia,
wager with another policeman for 81
across the river and as his challenger
ed 10 appear Scanlon started wfti
him
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
WILL BE- No RACING
AT SANTA ANITA PARK

Los ANGELES, cal, Jan. 3.-Thomss
IL Williams. president of the Now Call
fornia Jockev club, set AT rest all speCu-
Iation in regard to whether a race meet
will bc attempted at Santa Anita park
during this season. in a telegram 10 .
well known sporting man of this city to-
night.
II do not think there IS any chance tov
racing at Santa Anita this winter or
spring" Williams says.
For somc months rlInovs have hceu rife
than an attempt would he made 80 re-
sumo racing At Santa Anita during the
latter part Of the season.
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Match Basketball Game.

The championship Y NJ. &. \. basket
hall team viii play match game with
tho r. Y. /. in Proro next Saturday
evening. The Provo team is considered
one Of the best in the state the present
season. and the fans expect q close and
hard contested game.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
High School Basketball

Coach Dad" Convll of tic High School
basketball team has completed arrange
mcnts with the Logan "AgGies' and the
y. Y. G. Tor basketball games ia be
played Friday and Saturday. The games
have been signed up for some time, but
not until MondnE did ConNln set 4 daLc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
Jacobson After Schatz

Since winning tho two-mile amateur
championship roller skating race FOR Salt
Lake city. young Ephraim Jacobson has
brcom" imbucd with the idea that hc
can land the state championship by de-
fcatinG Willie Schatz The holder OF the
titc. and lac has issued challenge tc
Schaz for race. Tho champion. wher
seen Monday night regarding the def
said he would not consider Jacobson
challenge ntil the latter defeated eithri
Fonton Hardy or Lawrence Vance ii
Jacobson can win from either Of these
fast youngsters. Schatz says he viii give
him chance at The title
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