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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
Austrian w alker
Visits Capitals
Has Journeyed $1,000 Miles and Has
1000 More Miles
Yet to Go.

Joe Mukulec, an Austrian Ions distance
walker. arrived In omaha "wednesday night
after walking from Lincoln. Ills pedomrtpi
registered fifty-nine miles Tor the DAY g
jauut,
Mukulec is under contract With an Aus
trian publishing concern to cover sS,c't
miles in five years. he has been at the
task four years and two months and has
covered 2l,OW miles,
lie started from Croatia Austria, Febru-
airy 5, 1905, and walked through part Of
Europe, South Africa, South Americs aud
Is now doing the United states. His inslru,.
tions are to visit the capital OF all states
in the union and have the governor put the
great seal or the state In a book he carries
lie started without a cent and has TO eErr
his way by selling souvenir cards. The
traveller is nineteen days ahead OF IN,
schedule now. II he carries out the cnndr
tons Of the contract he will receive tOtsA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08

FARM BARGAIN.

FOR SALE-Quarter-section OF good un-
improved land, IA miles west OF Alliance.
on main road, Owner, Virgil Smith, Ami
ance, Neb."
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
Boston Nationals
Delayed by Wreck
Baggage of Players So Badly Smashed
that Game at Louisville is
Cancelled.

LOUISVILLE. KY April again tina
railroad wreck or disaster, which more than
once has interfered with base ball training
overlook a major league team today. with
the second division Of the Boston National
league club, plloted by John Dovey, as the
victim.
At Saxton, Ky, the Louisville & Nash
vile train on which the team was enroute
from Knoxville, Tenn, to Louisville ran
into an open switch early today. None OF
the players was injured, according to re-
ports reaching lere, but their base ball
paraphernalia and baggage was so badly
smashed that Mr.. Dewey ~telegraphed ia
Louisville cancellinE today's game between
his team and the Louisville American as.
ISOLATION team.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
GOVERNMENT NOTICE

OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
master. Fort ~Leavenworth, Kansas, April
:. ~19lO-Sealed proposals, in triplicate. viii
be received here until II a. M, Central time.
May 2. 1910, and then opened for furnishing
and delivering in good condition i. q, b.
cars. Fort L~eavenworth Kansas, Railway
Supplies consisting of Rails, Angle Bars,
Ties. Etc. and a Track Scale. Fun intor-
nation and blank forms of proposals fur
nished upon application. United States re-
serves the right to accept or reject any or
all proposals. Envelopes to be, indorsed
'Proposals for Railway Supplies ana ad-
dressed to Captain VIM. ID. Davis, quarter
master, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
TennI. Tourney Near End.

NEW YORK, April Two games in the
national amateur court tennis tournament
were decided today at the RACQUET and
Tennis club. Joshua Crane of Boston won
by default from r. A. Havemyer of the
local club and Mayne Whitney, a home
player, defeated DR.. J, A. Miskey OF Phila-
delphia three sets 10 none. Crane, who has
won more court tennis honors than any
man in America except Jay Gould, the
champion Will meet Whitney tomorrow and
the winner OF this match will play Jay Gould
Saturday for championship honors.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
Montana.

GALATA, Mont, Observation-Disclosures
have several well improved ranches for sale
decided land, fenced, houses, barns, partly
Irrigated, raising the finest kind of alfalfa,
corn, all kinds OF grain and vegetables;
timber on part OF farms; a beautiful river
running through the land, a splendid place
for small game and fishing; 1t Is ideal farm
land, in an IDEAL climate, in the finest state
in the union. Land in any size tract you
want. Prices from $40 to SO per acre. Good
ACCOMPLISHMENTS for sale, close to town. Lots
for sale at prices that Will be doubled in a
very short while, and in a town the grow
ing OF which Is phenomenal. Stil some
good homesteads left within ten miles of
town. Write me for particulars. The L. D..
Williams Real Estate Co, Galata, Mont.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
Close Shave for Dnyenport.

IOWA CITY, Ia, April I-(special Tele-
Commissioning three runs in the ninth, the
Davenport Three-I league club defeated the
Iowa varsity this afternoon, s TO Z in the
initial OF eight practice games here. Eight
errors by the visitors almost gave the game
to the students. Davenport tried out five
pitchers. every one OF whom was pounded
hard, the varsity netting ten hits TO thir-
teen by the visitors.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
SWAPS

THE owner of an Iowa farm lives 300
and wants to sell the farm. There
are 10 acres, 2, ~ and D miles from three
coOd towns, r. r. u. and phone, % mile 70
school. splendid land; good or. house, with
cellar ana we'll; barn FOR 5 horses gIanolF,
Corucribs. pens. coIlals, timothy and blue
grass pasture, good orchard and small
fruit, price for quick safe Sl25 per acre
Land all around going at $3.50 To Slno
owner viii take rental property or good
house as part pay ment Address J. SOL, care
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
COLORADO LAND FOR SALE
by OWNER

Aheut fo.stO acres OF 1000 land. mostly
one body, IS 20 " miles east OF Denver on
the Union Pacific h. X. south OF Watkins
Bennett ana Strausburg, ThlA tract lies
close to above towns. The land Is All
fenced ana many times cToss-fenced. Other
improvements: Houses. barns, Sheds, cor
rails, private telephone, etc. Good alfalfa
and hay land: also springs and other water.
tngs. Extra good proposition for sub.
dividing or coloniAing. Nc agents need aO-
ply. Buy direct from owner. NOAH CAM.
4Qs GleLarn Place, Denver. Colo
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
FOX MEETS SOME AMATEURS
Will WrestIe with south Omaha
Country Club Team FrIdny.

The work out at the Vinton street park
Thursday morning looked better than any
that has been held for some time. The
Omaha bunch is a little sore at the way
the game went Wednesday and it will try
and redeem itself in the last game to be
played against the Millers.
Word was received from Kane, the regu-
lar first sacker for the Omahas, saying
that he was ready to report at any time.
Transportation will he wired to him at
once and it is expected he will arrive in
the city some time next week. He SAYS
that he has finished the treatment with the
doctors at Pittsburg and feels like a new
man. He thinks he will be in shape to
play his regular game at the first station
when he once more dons the uniform.
The Rourkes will line up against the
South Omaha Country club Friday after
noon at $3.50 at Vinton street park. The
teams will oppose each other in the fol-
lowing order:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
HAPPY HOLLOW FOR TOURNEY
Club VIII BE Selected ~ Links Are
Ready for Play IA June.

Happy Hollow Will have the first refusal
Of the privilege OF entertaining the Ne
braska Golf association In June. Since
its organization the tournament OF the as
ISOLATION has been held alternately at the
Field club and Country club. but this year
Happy Hollow has asked for the honor.
A committee from the association will go
over the Happy Hollow links and decide
whether they will be available by June
for the big tournament.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
REAL ESTATE
FARM AMI nANCh LAM ron SALE
south Dskota-continued.


FOR SALE by owner one OF the best 4,
section farms in GrekUty ~, .. b., duJUIa-
ing Town. sUuu buIluIu--, so dtIrs auuyr
CULTIVATION. fOI luttuyI tIlUl nation Al
uiess BON "a, 81 OuaTICs. .. A.
SEND Tor hot OF lands ,ul aa.v us uIa
owner. Legal DESCRIPTION slsJu. a. II.
carroll, Miner. >. ID.
MIR. FARMEl:, ana investor, 1 have tOs
sate ~ S,autvy Cuuut SCUM Dakota, Cuuiye
Needed Janus LrUm AE ~ a-J per acre, mss
iahua ale lttst-CidsS, luCdttu near tue tdu-
iouu, aisu aiuns tnv ltuU u tuv lyW pro-
postu ROAD, sun IL q uuep, UidCN lyd.a1. lt--
uom stuuv % slaVCI, auu viii pIuuuce
u Dusheis OF MhNat and uJ Ousuyls "a Uats
pei acre, ana an Other crops lI ~pIupurttuu.
Nhth the iduu Is properly Ullyu. tueIy as
hu pace IN the west ,uuoy tuJt ull,Is the
inducements 10 inc uUuuy DuiIuet OF tus
iLN vttur tudt StdlIvy county UIIyt,. seems
Is believing. OUtut uuJ anu lvJN tIe JUul
ny over. LAM VII. uCDute tI value urIs
li lsO Yeas Time. tUu lutUttuduuu write
HUDSON Land Agency, Mlu!duu, -. -.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
REAL ESTATE
CITY rssJraSIN FUd SALE
tCuntinued)

GROOM. WALKING DISTANCE.
West Faruam district modern except
heat; lot iOXll5; price. s.. 100, easy terms.
NOWATA LAND AND . CO,
suite % n. Y. Life Bldg. ked. l33y
". q. JENSEN. builds homes right; plans
furnished. 3i2i Spalding. Tel Web. S3S
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
MINNEAPOLIS

Totals ...........33 \ y =
sBatted for Potts in the ninth.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
REAL ESTATE
Farm AND RANCH LAND ron SALE


FOR -ALL-LuEE Lake. d. lots In VIII
sons suLuI,I-IUu. u0N--o H., &lW and up,
easy terms, uUttuwtsI emu OF lake, plenty
% shade trees, convenient go &. NJ. d 81
raul IL. A; Dwutr on grounds every day.
.lIs. a.. q. iisuu, lugItside, ILL.,
FOR SALE-S0-acre farm, with good inn
piovements, gOJd iOCauUn, near lane sum
tuer resort Town, with gOIu labu, good
tusuing, a bargain go per acre.
rOr SAFE Groom house OH the shore OF
bIugs Lake. % teet water frontage, nicely
located Tor summer residence, 81, Nv. Jos.
s. HAAS, WauCuuda. III.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
Indiana.

FOR sALB-Farm Of M acres in south
eru Michigan, Two sets OF splendid build
lngs good land, about $50 acres
uuutg CuutNaUUu, balance pas,ure land
and timber ldnus, beautiful groves
VI timuer. Tine farm borders on Two
ueauutui lakes, this would pake an ideal
summer home Tor chicago people. can give
Immediate possession OF one set OF build
Ings. nee house Of seven rooms two
small bank barns, and nee orchard. VIII
sell for the very low price OF $6,OVO. ID. NJ.
Best, Elkhsrt, Ind.
FOR SALE-lmprOyed stock, grain and
chicken farms; close Chicago. c. II. Mar
Inc, Valparaiso, Ind.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
OMAHA GUN CLUB GUEST
OF OFFICERS AT Fl. CROOK
shoots Are Planned In Various Sec
tiOns of NeiRhbOring
TerritOry.

Several members OF the Omaha Gun club
were entertained at Fort Crook Wednesday
afternoon by the Officers club. A shoot
was held, in which over 100 targets were
trapped and some good scores were made.
Those who were present were Frank
Parmelee, c. A. Lewis, George Rogers. c.
IL. Young, J. w. Hin, A. r. Keeline, NJ.
+. Sharp, william Marsh and Il. c. Town
send Of the Omaha Gun club; s. \.
Tucker and w. A. Brown, crack shot Of
the Sioux City club. After viewing dress
parade and listening to a band concert
the guests were entertained at the officers
quarters.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
Roller and Mahmout Meet Tonight.

KANSAS CITY. April 7ZDT. n. +.
Roller OF Seattle, and Mahmout, the Turk
ish champion, will enaEs in a wrestling
match at Convention hall tonight. Roller
Is the favorite IN the betting.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08

Maney's Sunkists won two games from
Morton's X Y rs last night on the base-
ment alleys. The first game was a tie and
the y Y rs won on the roll-off, Moran hao
high honoTs, with 22 for single game ana
556 for totals. Score:
MANEYtS GITNKISTS
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
nIinsIs.

FOR SALE-Fine summer resort hotel.
with barrOom; excellent opportunity for a
hustler: also new, spacious dancing pavil-
ion attached; large water frontage and
beautiful oak grove with plenty OF and
surrounding the whole place; best business
proposition ever offered; price very low,
Jos. s. Haas, Wauconda. III.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
Virginia.

FOR SALE-Historic Virginia estate. 7lO
acres fertile land; abundant water, timber
boundary; colonial brick dwelling; modern
equipment; glorious views; perfect environ
ment; station near; University OF Virginia
6 miles. Price SIS, 900. illustrated circular.
Free register describing 200 select proper
ties. II. w. Hilleary & Co, Charlottesville,
Va
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
Ess.sHsss oOE
STELLINGS

In the Mercantile league last night the
Omaha Gas company team and the Capitol
Boilers played a double-header in which
the gas company team won five games out
OF six. Bland shot high man in both series.
I SCOTpss
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08

The Sunkists won three games from the
Bungalows last night on the basement al
leys, Moran had all high honors, with
233 for single game and 651 for totals. To-
night Te-Be-Ces ard West Sides. Score.
MANEY'S SUNKISTS.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08

When you want what you want wAen you
want II. say 30 through The Bee Want
Ad columns.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
Wyoming.

% SALE-Ranch on Colorado and
Wyoming line, consists Of $500 acres Of
grazing and hay land; ranch is now
stocked with cattle and sheep; will sell
ranch with or without stock. For fur
Their particulars apply 20 Harry latham,
Jelm, Wyo.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08

FOR SALE-Panhauule steers and lands,
lands In tracts ranging tom lO acres to
,b,cvl acres guOu cUIOnizauon propositions;
good farm lands, 81 cash, balance payable
one-half the gram crop yCarIl, u per cent.
VIII accept cash payment at any time.
steers as follows: Low 4 ana j-year-olus,
LOW Us, 2,4VJ -. All denurned and hIgu
grade. W. a. Logue Land Co, ArmilIo,
Texas.
ORANGE and fig orchards pay immense
profits. These are the big money crops.
tull bearing rig and Orange Oruuards earn
annually 500 to $1,000 an acre. You can
participate IN The big profits made an tne
tls ana orange industry Without leaving
your present occupation or lUgauuu.
Through the medium of the ACre-Bouds
ISSUED Dy the GdlveStOn-HOustuu InterHr-
Dan Land Co you can become part owner
ia a cooperative fig and orange growing
company owning 100 acres OF choice ing
ara orange land. Inc company is CultlNat-
ing. and planting trees ana VIII gather
ana market the crops. Inc Acre-bonds
are absolutely safe, ana your profits viii
be large The company Is composed of the
ieading business msu ana bankers or
Texas. Write today FOR handsome Illus
trated book explaining entire pan. IT'S tree.
American Loan & MiUttsase 90, ~, Amer
ican Bank bidgr Houston, lex.
MILLION acres Texas school Ian for
sale by the state; SL5J ~ So per acre; only
one-fortieth cash, Az years ON balance, 8
per cent Interest; SOou agricultural land,
some don't require residence, senu % cents
for 1910 Book Oh Instructions, NeW Sta.e
Law and description of lands. j. J. Snyder,
SchOOl Land LOCatOr, Jl Congress Ave,
Austin, Tex. References, Austin Nat. bank.
FOR SALE-If you want a good stock
farm in west Texas, nearIy 100 acres, write
] NJ. Harrill, Manor, Tex.
17,Tl2 ACRES, solid body, Cochran Coun-
ty, Texas, $40 per acre; $4,000 cash, bal
ance long time will accept trade up to
S75,OO0. billiard Marshall Land Co, Lub-
book, Tex.
FOR SALE-Colonization proposition,
1900 acres in a solid body; CutOver lands
hear Houston, Tex. Fine fruit, truck, po-
alto and cotton lands. Price $3.50 per acre.
John S. Akin, Houston, Tex.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08

PEACH ORCHARD
We are offering for sale a limited number
OF 10-acre peach orchards Of bearing age
in the famous koshkonong Peach District
Of Missouri. These orchards are located in
the very heart of the Koshkonong peach
belt, ~ miles from the railroad station.
Each ten acres contains about 1000 Ell
berta Peach Trees OF full bearing age. The
trees are now in bud and II given proper
care and cultivation will yield a heavy crop
this season. We are offering these orchard
tracts at a very low price and on easy
terms. Write for free Illustrated literature,
price, terms, etc. Midland Farm and Land
Co, 92 Fleming Bldg, Des Molnes, la.
FOR SALE-Land and improved farms.
Best southeast Missouri land and
farms, forty to 500 acres: from SIS to S45
per acre; easy terms. Write and tell us
what you want. We can suit you. Booklet
free. F. Gram Realty Co, Neelyville, Mo.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08

FOR SALE-Fruit lands at farm prices in
Arkansas Valley, between Canon City and
Pueblo, Colo, from $3.50 TO So per acre. A
fortune to be made in buying large tracts
and retailing. Orchards IN Canon City, al
the entrance OF Royal Gorge, are valued
at $50 TO N,6O per acre. Come out and be
convinced, sam Brown, Jr., & SON., 324
Central Block, Pueblo, Colo, or 63 Main
ST, Canon City, Colo.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08

The Omaha Gun club will hold a shoot
at its grounds at CORTLAND Beach next
Saturday and sunday afternoons.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
WANTED-TO BUY


BEST PRICES paid iJr secondhand fur
n.ture. carpets, stoves, clot.es shJes. Pnone
Douglas TOOL.
WE buy insurance policies in old line
companies. write on call. Putnam Co.
JUl-a y. \. Life Bldg.
BEST PRICE paid for secondhand furni-
ture, carpets, clothing and shoes. Phone,
Douglas 3yil.
BUY. sell and exchange secondhand
goods. sol Rosenborg, 1903 :, l4th. Doug. 5SS5.
BALTIMORE 2i-hand store pays best price
for 2d-hand furniture, clothes, etc. d. 400.
SECONDHAND clothing. PARTY. afternoon
DIRE. SIS. John Feldman, ID. BIS OF Ind. A-2b5b.
GOOD PRICE for secondhand clothes,
shoes and furniture. SELNEIt, Doug. 5iOl.
JUST starting business; secondhand fur
niture, stoves, etc; highest prices. Douglas
1850. A-4&3. Call Lieben. lll7 Dodge st.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08

The first annual tournament of the Har-
ward Gun club will be held at Harvard
April Il and Is. 1t is not probable that
any of the Omaha shooters will compete
in this tourney, but the entry list prom
Uses to be a large one.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08

POULTRY, Dairy or Fruit Ranches. We
have anything in the line of ranches, i'm.
proved or unimproved, from $50 per, acre
up, on easy terms, on fine road, close in,
fine water. on r. +. D., route. Phone SER
vice; fine soil and level, good market. can
furnish buyer with work. James a. O'Neil,
Marysville, Wash.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
IdanO.

FOR SALE-Irrigated farms and ranches
south Of snake river and Bruneau valley,
southern luanU, from $40 TO $50 per acre,
fine fruit and alfalfa country; also in
formation iOr homestead and desert en-
tries. Harry Watkins, Box ll3, Mountain
Home. ldahu.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08

In the weekly contest between the
Picks and ''Morley's stars" from ths
Brsndeis stores, the former won each game
and total pins. Lsyendeeker was hiRh.
rolling a pretty game OF $50 pins. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
MANIFESTATIONS

A STRONG capable man and wife want
work on a farm. Sepor, 534 n. 9th st.
South Omaha. .
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
New Mexico.

LANDS for sale in the rich Members
homestead and desert claims; also cattle
and ranches for sale. IT won't pay you
TO locate elsewhere until you Investigate
what VIC have, Write for booklet. 1t will
interest you. Address Deming Real Estate
Commission a Purchasing Co, Deming,
n, NJ.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
WANTED-TO RENT
We Are Getting Numerous Calls

For Houses Of All Sizes. List With Us.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT Co,
624 n. Y. Life Bldg. Phone Red 1899.
TWO young men want room and board In
private family. Separate rooms. ConNen-
lent to bath. state terms and particulars
in first letter. F-329 Bee"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08

The Beaver Crossing Gun club will hold
its second annual shoot at Beaver Cross
ing April 10 and 20. 1t is expected that at
least three or four members of the Omaha
club will enter the contests. The added
cash prizes amount to 500.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08

SOUTH DAKOTA LAND-Ths rush Is on
for Stanley county land; seevral new lines
OF railroad now building in this county.
Buy now and double your money In the
next two years. Choice lands selling At
from Sl2 TO SIS per acre. For mapa and in
formation write TO Felland Realty Co, bS1
Palace Bldg, Minneapolis. MINI.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08

Kansas,

-
FOR SALE-Genuiue bargains; $40 acres
Cass county, Minnesota, $3.50 acre, $50
acres Sherman county, Kan, $3.50 acre
100 acres Cheyenne county. Kansas, IS acre.
Perfect titles. Fun particulars on appltca-
ton. r. M. BetteswOrth, Cedar Rapids, la.
FOR ~SALE-Genuine Kansas bargains:
NwL 1S-10-37, sherman county. $3.50 acre;
also SWA 33-l-37, Cheyenne county, S. acre.
Perfect titles. r.. Bettesworth, Cedar Rap
Ids, la.
FOR SALE-23,OO 900 acres Kansas land at
$40 per acre; the oescN colonization PROPOSE
ton In the United States, or 10 hold as an
Investment. 500 to 10000 acres subirrigated
alfalfa and can be retailed at 500 per acre
In one year. no trades. Address X. h.
S%purgeon, Olathe, Kan.
FOR SALE-Choice quarters in alfalfa in
the famous Shallow Water Valley" Of N.
Finney Co, Kan, for sale in number to
suit purchaser. For Information and prices
address IL. c. Hopper, Garden City, Kan.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08

The Atlantic Gun club will hold a shoot
April IS and 10 and a number Of Omahans
are expected to take part.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
ANEY'S SUNKIsTs.

Company K from Fort Crook won two
games of the match from the Stellings
last right. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
WaShIAEtOA

FOR information and literature on farm
land ana irrigated fruit lands-Idaho, Ore
gon and WashinGton-call on us, or write
us-332 Neville block. Omaha. Neb. Sher-
wood immigration Co.; J. w. Young, local
manager.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
OkIahOmH.
OKLAHOMA
aOuth

FOR SALE-South Dakota lands, SIS to
$40 per acre, near town, Fol- booklet map
and prices on the most, best and heapest
address l.. l.. haEaman. Pukwana, Brule
county, s, d,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-07
Discharges Little, Hires Nolan :.
Then Agrees to Go it Alona =
Until After Big Fight
johnson Has Troubles
Race Track Gossip

One Of the most widely known follow
crs OF the racing game IN Amcrica Wa We,
In evidence al Buena Vista Monday. I'd :
ward Corrlgan, the noted master r oi
IIa wthornc" for more than a quarter oI
a century prominently identified with
racing in this country and abroad, and ana
owner in his Time OF some OF tn" greatest
horscs the American turf has ever known
Two of the strongest stables that were
scheduled 70 come from Oakland arrived
al Bucna Vista Monday. They were tie
racing establishments OF William Cah'll
and j. M. Crane.
w, NJ Cain got in from Oakland with
his stable in time to enable his clever
lightweight rider. sclden 70 acccp, seE, &
cral mounts The little fellow could nos
"put one over" but he viii soon get
into his stride and, figuring from h's
California form he may be expected 10
rank well up In the list Of winning
Jockeys at the meeting.
The famous colors of Edward Corisan
VIII be seen for the FIRST time III the
intermountaIn region this afternoon. MT
Corrlgan has an cntry in the opening
event and Bonnie Bard. from his string,
is named to go against some speedy ones.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-07
.ERLENBOR|V DRAWS
WITH JIM REAGAN
EX-Champion BantamW eight
Has Slight Lead in Six
Fast Rounds.

Jimmy Reagan, eX-chamDioR bantam
weight, and Young Erlenborn OF Denver
went six fast rounds 10 n draw at the
at the Salt Palace The card throughout
was one OF the best Manager Hardy
Downing has handed out to the local box
ing enthusiasts, and the capacity mouse
WAS highly pleased
Reagan had a shade the better OF the
contest but Erlenborns Willingness 10
come back after he had wcathered u
storm OF wallops earned him a draw, IN
the opinion OF Referee Willard Bean. AL
was particularly distressed at the con,
clusion OF the miXup, Reagan surprised
Erlenborn AT the opening of the fourth
and sixth rounds by charging from MS
tho Denver lad unawarcs. Erlenborn's
seconds were even slower than their
protege I'm the sixth session, and Brlen-
born was forced 10 box from sitting
posture for a time until Referee Bean
checked ReaEan's onslaught and gave the
remove his chair. The cX-champion
fought viciously AT times and proved con-
clusivcly that he is a wicked infightcr.
Eddie johnson earned "A decision over
Kid Schillo in four rounds. but the lat
ter's gamencss won him Il horne with the
crowd, Schillo was smiling and willing,
and was not particularly worried at the
finish. It was a fast bout,
Young Forbes and Jim Crawlcy went
four lively sessions to a draw. Crawley
wonderful appetite for punishment. lie
also has an excellent punch. The boys
were evenly matched.
Kid Smith put Ed McGillis away in the
opening round. while Young Eddie Han
lon lost TO Young Lugan in the third
session