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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-14
unday Prize Fight Was an Exciting Contest
OGDEN IS BEATEN
IN SOCCER GAME
Garfield Wins Contest by a
Score of Four to
Two.

me soccer game at Garfield Sunday
resulted In another victory for GarheId
ne KICKOFF was at D. m, prompt and
osoeh began pressing the home team
from the start. II took some time for
the Sarneld boys 10 rally. and the first
heh OF the game was closely contested
iiolhck' ogden's inside left, scored q
pretty goal. which made things look az
II the visitors were going 10 carry eyery-
'hlns' The remainder OF the first half
was occupied in fast PLAYING but the
local team did not equalize. Result ~
thg haE-Ogdcn. /: Garfield. o.,
-, Ihe second half opened briskly and
me oail was carried from goal to goal.
sIye eh van naoe ,o great Ieo,g r,g,shes but had to
work; and in a scrimmage In the goal
mouth the ball was carried through Og-
den goal. Some clever playing by both
rssnis pmas vas exhibited. S. Hudson and
srach OF Ogden were rapid in their style
OF play and with Henderson strong OIL
the right wing made a good showing
Eiiiott and Brach made good defense.
from Garfield, which resulted in Gar
fields second goal A. Adamson and G.
Haywood OF the home team were now
PLAYING in the forward line. which was
Vulnerable pert, and kept the ball we'll
up neld. a we'll placed corner kick from
q, Adamson was headed in by G. Hey
wood. resulting in another goal. The
change IN the Garfield team seemed to
be for the better, for In another down
field run soon after. Haywood repeated
his performance in struggle within the
goal area, scoring with a cannonball
kick.
Ogden came TO center and made things
ny. Persistently they carried the ball
Into Garheld's goal, and succeeded again
In putting II through. This was pretty
shot. put In clean1v from Wright The
remaining few minutes OF the game were
occupied in rapid play. neither side gain
ing much over the other. and when the
whistle blew resulted in the following
score: Garfield, 4; Ogden. 2.
The lineup.
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FEATHERS DRAW
IN FAST FIGHT
Abe AtteIl and frankie Conley
Go Swift Pace at New
Orleans.
CHAMPION COMPELLED TO
EXTEND HIMSELF AT CLOSE
Conley Rushes Fighting and
Frequently Has Opponent Co.
ing to the Ropes.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov 1a-Frankis
ConIey and Abe Atteli boxed Hfteen
rounds to draw here today. After the
around the ring and frequently had him
on the ropes.
Conley met Attell's occasional rushes
With wiz Zap rapid short punches 70 the head
pear to have him worried Attell COW
cred his stomach and extended his facel
for Conley to jab at, always looking for
II never came
After the twelfth round the fighting
was fierce. with Conley rushing Attell
to the ropes; but finding the latter visor-
fourteenth, Conley landed often in the
first half. but Attel let himself out and
the round closed with both men fight
Ing hard and fast at the close:
Neither man showed signs of distress
when the gong sounded for the final
round. 1t was the fastest OF all. with
both men trying hard for the, decision.
damage. Although fighting Is limited to
twenty rounds here. an effort will be
made to match conley and Attell for a
pionship in the Christmas holidays
Attell weighed 124 pounds and Con-
ley III. Dave Barry OF Chicago ref
The largest crowd that has attended
fight here in twenty years witnessed the
contest, most OF whom thought Conley
should have had the decision. Attell
conserved his forces, and not until the
concluding rounds did he extend himself.
Conley went at his man hammer and
tongs and forced the clever feather.
weight champion TO respond in kind only
after vicious onsaughts.
While conley landed the most blows.
few OF them were damaging. Nine
tenth Of the blows landed by both night
ers were jabs or ehort-arm hooks In the
clinches. Conley'e style WAS to cover
his head and rush in with swift blows.
TO the face. Attel did not seem to mind
these and for the first FIVE rounds played
a waiting game, always guarding against
body punches with his left.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-14

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National Board Has Application
for Three Brand New Base
ball Organizations.
UNION ASSOCIATION TO
PLAY IN MOUNTAIN REGION
Lower Class Leagues Are Clam
Oring for Classification in
Higher Divisions.

CHICAGO. Nov. 13,-One hundred
cases are on the calendar for adjudica-
ton by the national board of arbitration
OF the National Association of Profes-
sional Leagues. which convenes at the
Auditorium hotel tomorrow for the an
nual meeting of the association. In
ciuded in the list are applications for
territory for several new leagues and
three protests on which the pennan
awards In as many leagues depends
pennsylvania in this way will request
territory for the Northern Pennsylvania,
T1n %hien desires desires to place teams, In Lans-
Cailrornia VIII apply for franchise TO
embrace San Jose. Stockton. Vallejo and
Oakland, and Idaho and Montana will
ask permission 10 establish the Union
association. with clubs in Salt Lake CIty'
BOISE, Twin Falls. Ogden. Helena, Butte,
Great Falls and MissouIa.
The board will hear the protest OF
the Houston club on several games play
which the pennant award hinges. It
also will thresh out the dispute between
vancouver and Spokane over game
won by, Spokane. Upon this decision the
hangs. The third pennant decision Is In
the matter Of protest OF Calgary, AL
berta against Edmonton.
The most important matter to be con-
sidered In the annual meeting is that of
the classification Of all the minor leagues
of the United States. Canada and Mex
leo. There are fifty-three leagues with
more than 300 clubs. They are now clas-
sihed a. p. c and D. and under the
the draft prices of players
and the drafting season are determined.
At present the drafting prices are: Class
A. $1,000; class B, $3.50; class c. $500. and
class D. S300.
In drafting the major leagues are linn
tied TO selecting one man from class 4
leagues, but may draft any number OF
players from the others. A number Of
minor leagues are clamoripg for classl
fcation IN the higher grades.
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HAUPT'S BENZ IN
MARVELLOUS LEAP
Big Car Turns Complete Somer-
sault and Occupants Have
Narrow Escape.
MUCH FAVORABLE COMMENT
UPON AMERICAN DRIVING
Show More Skill Than Foreign
ers, but Have Less Power
full Machines.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov. Some Of the
inside facts about yesterdays prize race
came to light today. among them being
the marvellous leap which Willie Haunt g
Benz took when II jumped the track at
tne dangerous Montgomery crossroads
Turn. Fifteen feet above the ground a
small branch Is broken or the live oak.
which Haupt side-swiped Eye witnesses
say the big car turned a complete SOM
ersault Its rear end severing the branch
Haupt and his mechanicIan we're thrown
from the car in mid air into a thicket
OF OF pushes, which probably saved them
from a serious injury.
According to officials Of the course. the
accidents OF Haupt and Wagner were
oue 10 disregarding warnings. Haupt
was running faster than his advisers had
estmeted he could travel and stay on
the course. while Wagner refused to see
nag which the officials at the grand
stand gave him to stop. His car had
dropped bolt in front OF the pits. Wag-
ner,s car. with part OF lis gear missing.
continued around the turn until 1t got
beyond control and smashed against a
cement culvert.
The Improvement in American driving
as compared. with the grand prize race
or TWO years ago was much commented
upon by the officials At the finish four
American and two foreign cars remained
on the Track Inc Americans never for
a moment faltered from the plan thought
out by them before the race, The for
eigDers. though having the great advan-
tage of faster cars. seemed to forget ev-
cry element OF victory except speed and
daring.
There were frequent comments that
the American team. II equipped through
out with machines as swift rs those of
the foreigners would have driven them
TO better finish.
Wagner, who received tho worst in
jury, was reported on the road to recov-
cry today.
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|GA|NE WILL
DECIDE TITLE
Ia and Yale Will Meet in
ETa Contest of Season
Saturday.
I,,oy TEAM LOOKS BEST
4, rHE EASTERN ELEVENS
Nils Is in Second Place in
!, Football Champion
ship Race.

-~cy Nov 1s.-The big game OF
I'm s.sson comes next Saturday,
r.,J meets Yale at New Haven.
/, !, vips she will be the uneues-
arnpion OF the east, II not OF
L.,r A Yale victory such as the
---s over Princeton would lead
4, .,llnss OF the question as to
az claim the championship.
\, srssent stage of.tbe season Har-
~ leads the eastern colleges.
Z, nav be accorded second place,
= thlrd despite yesterdays de-
I Y,le: Pennsylvania fourth, West
ar Cornell sixth. and Yale
games OF Saturday
! p,prsylvania and Michigan. and
~ Chicago. offered little or no
= comparison between the east
n
avs games brought the most
r,urIes OF the season. Captain
4 H. West Virginia team died.
mad Of the Harvard freshmen
"a: ,eriousiy injured in the game
lk
rudl1g Of the ten leading eastern
, sIlh their scores by games and
iii Is.
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|R| EXPECTS To
|G NEXT SPEAKER
|'dElan Wants Democrats to
'Ma Conference Before
Congress Meets.

VViS. Nov, 13-Congessman
,Nan' accompanied by members
Sl'y left here tonight for Wash
"''e nc VIII begin his work in
Q With tho forthcoming session
% In discussing his candid
4 '''aktr OF the house. Mr.. Clark
- ! will be elected. No other
n announced his candidacy. |
surprised il somebody else
FwSnee and ] wouldn't be sur
! ~, n0Ooy else should. II is not
b h somebody besides me should
sus snUspsctive action OF the new
aalority, Mr.. Clark said,
|le5i,o suc success at last Tues
|t ,ss va was due TO the fight on
Is ~ aouse and the dissatisfac-
rs,slii' arlii' l suppose we will
'nholy' cautiously and
|ss ~, w. together as soon as pos
t,e m otrsss .s meets and have a
tt ,ne larlff and other oues-
ee "a iclaily Important for the
''esIse S'e 10, such Il conference at
K ! ~ H. 81 The next congress, be-
Ih Dsmnnmst time in fifteen years
"a ihsve have had a ma
ttisd ~ vas only three Demo-
.H tsio,o INC next congress who
az ma;.n MAJ IN Il congress with q
|3ah. Tj.i.y These are Jones
-aioott OF Maryland and
s.sty. oeen a member off and
4 iiSlssn,Se years. am complet-
%.t,unn., w, year Only four men
IA and ndsppsIsss.Bartholdt, pIs Phelps
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CATHOLIC FEDERATION
IN ANNUAL CONVENTION

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 13.-Attended
by many dignitaries and layman of the
church from all parts Of the country. tho
opening OF the annual convention Of the
Anne rican Federation of Catholic societies
here today was stSnalized by service
In st. Louis cathedral this morning the
laying OF the cornerstone of Marquette
university this afternoon and mass
meeting tonight. With Monseigneur Fall
COMIC apostolic delegate. presiding. pom i
tifical mass was celebrated at 10 o'clock
by Rt. Rev, Nicholas 4. Gallagher, bish-
ON, Of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-14

"Intensely interesting" Historical.
ly correct is the verdict Of Utahns
who have read Josiah F, Gibbs 3 latest
work on the Mormon question, "The
Mountain Meadows Massacre The
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tographs taken on the scene Of the
tragedy, The edition is going rapidly
at 40c each. two for 75c. thTas for 81,
si1 for s15o, postpaid.
THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHING CO.,
Salt Lake City, Utah,
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LAT0NlA ENDURANCE STAKE
SCHEDULED FOR TUESDAY

CINCINNATI. Nov. 13.-The Latonia
Endurance stake will he run Tuesday
afternoon at the Jatonia race track The
distance is two miles. and FIVE horses are
entered Three, Bonnie Kelso Cherryola
and Countless. are known as among the
best long distance horses In training
Countless won the Saratoga cup, Bon
ME Kelso was ridden In the Bowie stakes
at two miles. and finished third. Cher
ryola won the inaugural handicap here
These three carry the top weights. and
Cintrella ard Charles F. Grainger are
let In with light weight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-14
CHATFIELD'S INJURIES NOT
AS SERIOUS AS FEARED

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov, 13.-w. II
Chatield of the Harvard freshmen foot
ball eleven. injured in Saturdays game
with the Yale freshmen. recovered SUI
hclentIy today 10 walk from the hos
ptal 10 the home of his aunt, Mrs. John
C English OF this city.
Chatfield, who lives In Cincinnati and
whose injuries We're at first thought Sc
rious. received a slight concussion OF the
brain, but his physician said tonight he
would be able TO resume his studies soon.
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In IT, n,sT ,ssTATEsMEN TO
DSMocRATS TOGETHER.

s,slhefs 10Y; I9 i$.-Governor AUS
ayner United States Senators
,rsssmen 1 John Walter Smith
,viaglon h, + c. Talbot and
~ The R.i,,nc consented, at the
1,s'lse 10 h,..,.,nmorc Sun. 10 act as
ssssaee Of oi,oer a suggestion that
'Ias of All III leading conseryative
!; be puts pars OF the country be
! toliry Daurreeose Of formulntine "a a
~ Il is plan of campaign for
IN b,,,n hoped the committee
\ Ms div ,sing about a confer
! Eat mon,l IN January, 1911. or
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Rebel General Capitulates.

TEGUCIGALPA, Nov. l3.-General
Jose Eilladares. who has been opposing
the government at Amapala. II was an
nounced today, has sent telegram TO
President Davila. acknowledging defeat
and saying he was ready to surrender
the town. Hc begs for guarantees for
the troops under his command and asks
that he be Judged according to the laws
OF Honduras. The government forces are
expected 10 occupy AmapaIa imme-
diatciy.
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IsMsSI IIsMa J PARIS To
,~tls WITH PASSENGER

s',lor, Vim, VIII lie Gagneus. the
,,ay iron a passenger. made
ralse sIo resris eSdis to Brussels for
y1ells cluh hV' Prize offered by
~ . south Y., lie Gaeneux was
u Q7o Wind WING and covered the
Salery fss ".lies) at an average
sas tI,r.m vs milcs) AN hour Tis
eSlubinR hours and sixteen
ip'ege and Bavay.
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Gen, MYer to Retire

WASHINGTON; w Nov. t3-BriRadier
General Albert L. Myer tomorrow will
be retired from active service because
OF age, He won his high rank by mill
tary eihciency He did not have the
advantage OF West Point training, but
entered the army a private in Octo-
Der. 1865. when but 19 years old, His
rise In rank was slow but steady. and
der straps OF a brigader general.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-14
BLOODY BREATHITT"
DESPERATE AT LARGE

LEXINGTON. KY Nov, 13.-"Bad
Jake" Noble, slayer Of four men and
for whom posses have searched since the
killing of Jailer Wesley Turner last
Tuesday night. Is still n fugitive. accord
Ing 10 adYices received tonight from
jackson, Breathitt county Governor
Wilson may be urged TO send troops into
Breathitt county with orders 10 capture
Noble. Many citizens arc refusing 10 ac-
company posses on the ground that the
hunt, II successful. is likely TO be ao-
companied by bloodshed and may reopen
Rreathitt county feIds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-14
Unconsciouslv Going Blind.

Another OF those very frequent cases
came TO light yesterday. where n person
having dizzy spells was sent by his ply
learning that he could not read q two
inch letter at fifteen feet, whereas he
should clearly see a hah-ipch ettor, was
very much surprised. and entirely un=
aware Of the existence Of any eye defect,
Do you KNOW your eyes are all right?
We will examine them and be sure for
you.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Yankee Consolidated Mining company
Principal office. room No. S0T. Newhouse
building. Salt Lake City, Utah.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account OF
assessment No. of two cents per share
levied on the Eth day of October 1870
the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders as
follows:
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Imports Break Record,

n WASHINGTON, Nov. I3.-Another rec
ord has been established In the commerce
OF the United States. Imports Of foreign
merchandise for the fiscal year OF 1910
were the largest on record. They were
valued at S35. 900. 600. an increase OF SI0.-
900. 900 over 1909 and 600 over the
previous high record mark. established
In 1909
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Robbers Not Caught.

GREAT HARRINGTON. Mass. Nov. 49,
The three robbers. believed to be ItaI-
ians. who yesterday stole $4,000 In cash
and checks from r. J. Hines. paymas-
ter Of the Warrenoco Construction COM
pany were still at large tonight.
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Col, j, H. Pratt Dead.

OMAHA, Nov. l3.-Col. James II.
Pratt so years old for many years
identified with ranching and cattle in
tcrests on a large scale, died yesterday
ON his farm near Bennington. Neb For
the Last thirty years Colonel Pratt has
In Wyoming. Texas and Nebraska.
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000 Independent $50.
For Fifty-Mile Flight.

NORFOLK Va, Nov. i3.--Eugene Ely
who Will attempt to fly from the deck
Of the cruiser Birmingham. nifty miles up
Chesapeake bay, to the Norfolk navy
yard. tomorrow, arrived here today He
brought with him the same machine In
which Glenn Curtiss flew from Albany
TO New York.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-14
Chess Championship

BERLIN, Nov 13.-The third game Of
the chess championship match between
Emanuel Lasker OF New York and D.
Janowski of Paris, continued here today
after an adjournment yesterday, was fur
ther adjourned after sixty moves. The
game will be continued Tuesday. The
score stands; Lasker. /; drawn, 1, ad-
iourned. |.
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Reynolds. J. A...R- 21s 65 1 40
And in accordance with the law and
an order OF the board of directors. made
on the 5th day Of October, 1910. so many
be necessary will be sold at public auc
tion at the office of the secretary, room
No. s07. Newhouse building. Salt Lake
City. Utah, on Tuesday the 22d day of
TO pay the delinquent assessments there
on. together with costs Of advertising and
expenses OF sale.
A. E. CANFIELD, Secretary,
Yankee Consolidated Mining Co, room
So7. Newhouse building. Salt Lake City,
Utah. tS1i
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Wins Nobel Prizo.

STOCKHOLM. Nov. 13-The Nobel
prize for chemistry has been awarded to
Professor Otto Wallach of the University
of GoettinGen.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

NOIsC6 Of ASS6SSm6NT.
California Colo Mining company. Prip-
clpal place OF business. Salt Lake City,
Utah,
Notice is hereby given that at moot
Ing OF the board OF directors OF tho Call
fornia Gold Mining company. duly called
and held on October Il 1910. at the office
of the company In Salt Lake City. Utah.
an assessment OF one and one-half mills
on all the issued and outstanding stock
Of the corporation was levied. payable
to DR.. ]. M. Dart. treasurer Of the COM
pany. at room 2O9 Atlas block West Sec
ond South street. Salt Lake City, Utah.
on or before Wednesday. the 18th day
OF November. 1910. and that any stock
upon which this assessment may remain
unpaid on the 10th day Of November
1910, VIII be delinquent and advertised
for sale at public auction. and unless
payment is made before. will be sold on
Friday, December 1s- 1910, to pay the
costs OF advertising anG expense OF sale.
JAMES M. DART,
Secretary California Gold Mining
company.
Location OF office. 2os Atlas block.
West Second South street Salt Lake
City. Utah. s24a7
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,Ht half dozen teams follow in
M Colgate, Syracuse, Bowdoip.
b Carlisle and Bates.
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Wolverines Beat Cubans.

HAVANA, Nov. 13.-The Detroit base
ball team today defeated the Almen-
dares team by a score of 3 TO 0.
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D SORES MADE AT
EILT LAKE RIFLE SHOOT

PrrtS made al the Sal, Lake Rifle
rSz shoo, Sunday morning fol-
Ave.
f,s ....I. 81 IL rs rs 70 1915 II
Z .,..i0 81 ~ II rs ~ III ~
|gtl SO II 81 20 81 10 70-6S or
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FersFes-R- TIIggS. BInt6nlen--P. W,
Barnes and George Garforth.