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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-13
BRITISH GOLFER IS
GOLD MEDAL WINNER
Visiting Champion Hopes to
Capture Worlds Title and
Havemeyer Cup.

RYE. N Y. Sept, 12.--Champions and
former champions. including the title
holder, w {. Fowues, went TO defeat
In squads today in the amateur goli
championship at Apawamis, The six.
teen who survived the final round of
medal play and the first round Of match
play included only one player. Jerome
D. Travers. who heretofore has borne
the American title. Travers won the
American title In 1907 and 1908.
Among the sixteen survivors. how
Hilton. British champion. and j. Doug
las Brown. the Irish title holder OF 1907
Among the prominent golfers who closed
their national Solfing career FOR 1911 to-
day were National Champion FoWnes oi
Pittsburg. Walter ]. Travis. once British
Byers OF PittsburE champion in 1906
former Champion Robert y. Gardner and
former Western Champion Mason Phelps
OF Chicago, and T. NJ Sherman OF Utica
The drawing for the first round OF
match play brought together such bril-
reshoff and Fownes and Seckel and
Gardner. British Champion Hilton drew
place az the top Of the place while
Charles Evans. Jr.. OF Chicago, cham
pion OF France. is near the foot
The honors for the day were easily
Hiitons and the odds against his win
ming, The American title were consd
erably lower tonight. The gold medal
for low qualifying score went 10 him OH
the completion OF the So hole medal play
He turned in card OF 100, leading
Gardner and Scckel by the strokes HI
ton also hopes 10 take home with hin,
TO the Royal Liverpool Golf club on Sat
urday the championship medal and Hav-
emeyer cup; but he will have 10 defea,
some excellent players
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-13
CROWDS AT BLUE BONNETs.
Track Muddy but Interest In Races Is
Exceedingly Keen.

MONTREAL Sept. l2.-Thc Blue Bon
nets track was muddy today, but the
sport was keen and witnessed by large
crowd. Features on the card were the
Strathcona handicap steeplechase ana the
ITocheaga handicap for 2-year- -olds, Ca
madam bred horses. Belo won the for
mer, with Prince Hampton second. while
Aldebaran captured the haby race with
Buckhorn I'm the place. Results:
First race. six furlongs-Garry, 10 10 /.
won. ScneX 10 8 second; Ochre Court.
10 third. Time. 1I6.
Second race. mile-GangoGue. even,
won: Cismoni. 10 10 |. second: TIA Nunda.
10 l. third. Time. AZ 1-5.
Third race. mle-Scconke. 10 10 ], won
J, H. HouShton 3 TO 10. second; Chepon-
tcuc. 10 10 l. third. Time. AZ 2-5.
Fourth race. Hochelaga handicap, six
furlongs-Aldebara . 10 J. won; Buck
horn. TO J, second; Frog Legs, TO 2.
third. Time, 1:1i 3-S.
Fifth race Strathcona handicap. stee-
plcchase. about TWO and one-balf miles
Belo, 10 ;. Won: Prince Hampton. : to
D. second; Steve Lane. 2 TO |, third, Time
5:i3 3-5 (Three startersD
Sixth race, six furiongs-Ra Cman. Z TO
?. won: Pluvius. to ]. second: Lady
Irma, 12 TO :. third. Time. 1914 3-5.
Seventh race. mile--I.ad of Langdon. 2
70 I. won; Joe Gaitens, 30 10 |. second !;
Norman. to 5. third. Time: l:i3 2-5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-13
TUOHEY SAYS GREEK
WILL DODGE HASSAV
Manager of Turk Believes
Denetral Does Not Want
Return Match.

Hassan Yousouf. the Turk wrestler
end his manager, George V. Tuohe!, are
planning to leave for Boston In lew
days. disappointed over their failure 10
get Demetral. the Greek TO agree TO
return match at Boston
II am more than ever convinced, sam
Tuohcr last night. that Demetral WIZ
never again take on the Turk, and that
he will find some excuse 10 get away
from match. If he felt that he was
anything but lucky on Labor day TO
accept the offer ] have made him TO
again try conclusions with Hassan. |
know that Dcmetral is good, but his hest
is not good enough for the Turk, ana
another match will prove this. My offer
stands and any time within the next
four weeks that Dcmetral cares 10 ac-
cept I Will post Il forfeit and stage the
contest at the Boston arena the biggest
building Of its kind in the country out
side of Madison Square Garden"
i man close TO Demctral says that the
Greek is not arerse to meeting the Turk,
but that his present engagements are such
that he could not without breaking faith
with number of promoters. listen to any
would involve trip To the east This
would IT is said, break up the Creek 3
training and leave him in position
where he could not be ut his best. and AS
he is usually backed heavily by his coun-
trymen, Demetral desires first Of all 10
protect these men, many of whom can i'll
afford To suffer losses through failure OF
their faVorte To be In the best physical
condition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-13

Indicates rise IN temperature.
Indicates a fall In temperature.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-13
WRESTLE FOR $1,000
PURSE PEACH DAY
Special to The Tribune.

BRIGHAM CITY. Sept. 12.--PromoteIe
w. L. Hoist and NJ, j. Holt. who have
Off here Peach day, September 20 are
somewhat disappointed by the wthdra wal
OF Mike Yokcl, but promise good bout
nevertheless. Nokel - not in condition
10 10 on the mat. so julius Johnson OF
Preston. Ida. Will wrsstlc Jack Harbcrt-
son OF ogden. The match win be Brig
hams FIRST wrestling bout for years. and
the eUterpriSing managers OF Peach dav
entertainments are doing everything TO
make the feature a good one The purse
will pc $1,000. with side bet OF $3.50. for
two falls out Of three. The preliminary
event will be between Alex Swanson and
Arthur Chester. two good wrestlcrs. The
bout viii he staged In an open air arena
now under course Of erection near the
ritv u9rh.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-13
AMERICANS DEFEAT
BRITISH At TENNIS
Larned and Mclaughlin Win
Right 10 Play for Interna-
M tional Cup.
TROPHY IN AUSTRALIA
Title Holder and Californian
VIII Go to AntipodeS for
World Match.
TROPHY IN AUSTRALIA

NEW YORK. Sept l2-American ten
mis- players Won the right TO meet the
Australian holders OF the Davis interna
,.onsl challenge cup by capturing the
final singles of the preliminary matches
today on the turf courts OF the west
Side Tennis club. Both closing matches
went through four fast sets. Nj. - NC
I.oughlin. young Californian. disposn
Of c. p. Dixon, captain OF the BrTish
Isles team, Sc; Sc: 6-3. 6-2. wnllc w.
\ Larned, the American tiueholder, dc !.
fea,ed 4 IL Lowe. rated as the pes
singles man on the British team o-"'
l-e; 7-j. 6-1
The results OF the five competitions In
which the American and British chal-
Ieneers engaged give the Americans four
points for winning ali singles. while the
British Isles take one point FOR the VIC
tory In the doubles In which \. f., Beam
ish and G. +. Dixon defeated 7, Z.
Bundy and Il, u. Little.
There was anxiety among the followers
OF the sport before matches began. as
the Britons had displayed more strength
than had been expected. bu; the Amer
leans were at their best and did more
than was looked for Both Larned and
Nc cLoughlin. after working their net
games 10 the limit and winning the first
sets. stayed back la the courts. This
allowed Lowe and Dixon 10 display their
wonderful skill at driving and TO out
play the Americans for the set:
Then Larned began his attack at the
net and Mclaughlin followed suit and
there the Americans Won Lowe and
Dixon could moi hold them when they
came up. In the last set I.arned ran 10
lead OF five love-on games before he
Jet up and Lowe got IL game.
Mclaughlin smashed all around Dixon
in his most specta style. As the
latter often attempted 10 come up, the
American crossed the bail mt a speed
that dcfIod a return. In the last set
lie led Dixon i-love before the Brlton
was successful In scoring a game. II
hot IL. at lN.. not iyaG
driving and steudlncss. and the former
won with good margin 10 spare.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-13
Worlds Record Holder, Heav-
lily Backed, IS Only Third
at Coeur d'Alene.
MIAMI WINS LONG RACE
Back Bay, at s to /, Is High.
est Priced Steed to Come
Home With Money.

SPOKANE, Wash. Sept. ia little
rain, some sunshine and a fair card
greeted a throng at the Lake city track
at the second day OF the Cocur dAlenc
Fair & Racing associations meeting One
favorite three second choices and long
shot won. Lady Macy. piloIed by Groti,
won the feature race at five iuronss.
Fern l.. the favorite, was josted but
managed 10 be third. summary;
First race four and half furlongs,
sellins-Royal Tea (Walshl. TO J. Won
Free CKirschbauml, TO second: Free
Ruby II, Auto Girl, Penang; Electric.
Pretty Soon. finished as named.
Second race. six furongs: se!llng-Par-
lor Boy Gross, TO l. won; Fancy can
derson). TO /. second Ben Greenleaf
&C.. Ross. ) 10 l. third. Time, l:l6 30,
Darlington. Military Man. Meada, Sain-
otta and French Cook finished as named.
Third race, six urlong9. selling-Bisk-
ra tMcEwenl, is to s. won, Needing
Belle OF lroquos (Keoghl. to third.
Time. lis 5-5; Beda. Figent: Hereto, t,I
Rey El Tovar Lofty Haywood and Look
out finished as named.
Fourth race, five furiongs purse
Lady Macy tGrotED. 5 to 2, won; u-see-
1t (Hopkins), 6 10 ], second. Fern L.
Frank Hogan, Lyle knight. Colinct,
Judge Henderson and MILDLY finished as
named.
Fifth race, six turlongs. sclling-Back
Bay (McEwen). S TO l, won; Billy Myer
(Kirschbaum). Ii 10 3. second; Rlondy
(Rladle). 10 8. third. Time. 1916 S-5.
Burren, Helen Hawkins. Judge Cabanis.
Dccna. AngeliX and Ed Ball finished as
named.
Sixth race. one and one-siXteenth
miles, selling-Miaml (Rooney), even
won. Tlhis (l<irschbaum), to !. second
Fullet,a (Forsyth). Is TO l. third, Time
$50 2-5 Vrgie Cassie, Lexington Lady
and Matador finished as named.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-13
SUTTON AND GOSS
TO ASK FRANCHISE

After the Union league meeting next
friday In the MoHum hotel Joseph Goss.
manager OF The Orphcum theater In Og-
dcn, viii present the application ofsChcs-
ter y. sutton and himself for a baseball
franchise for Ogden. As they have the
only grounds available there seems little
doubt that the franchise will be granted,
especially as both applicants are so we'll
large experience as baseball official and
magnate. He viii not return from Den
yer until Sunday. but has delegated full
authority 10 Goss TO represent him. The
announcement that Messrs Sutton and
Goss would give Ogden league ball team
was made exclusively in The Tribune
some time ago. Idaho Falls is also auX =
lous TO get into the league. but has taken
no definite steps Vet. All the ether cities
now In the league. including Butte, Will
ask for a ll2 franchise
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-13
Today's Montreal Entries.

MONTREAL, Sept. 12.-Wedncsday en-
tries:
First race. five and half furlongs
two year-ods- -Marshland. 10; James
Dockery. 1lj. Flamma. ll2, Dorothy r.
lOi; Ida Dora, los. Bwapna Tumble. l15;
Purple China. lOl. Jawbopc. lis. Cherry
seed. li2; Jericho, l0i; Penobscot. los
Flying Yankee. Sunlight. III; Looking
Class. Jos. Mission. l12.
Second race. seven furlongs all ages
Mcleod F.. lI2: Katie Killibury los:
Mad Rigalian. III; Lady Rosalie March
May. 100; Tshoma, Onrico %: otter. ~:
Fantasque. Severn, Emerald Esle. l09.
Third race, six furlongs. selling. three
year olds and Up--Missiye 90: Narnoc
J. V. Jr.. 101: Thrifty. 90; Dcmoness.
90: Ben Lomonde. l02: Detroit los: Err
riSonc. l03 Minnie Bright. i03: Ben
Lyall 10.: Muskmelon. l0l: Cardiff, 81;
Monami l02: DIR. Barkley. los.
Fourth rece. s,esplechasc. about one
and a fourth miles. four year-ods and
up-Captain John. li3: Racebrook, 14i:
Saint Abe, iii: Jimmy Lane 157; VIII
halla. la6: Brush Broom. 1884, Bronke.
l43; Lester l.. Hayman. li3, Joe Lett.
li5
Fifth race. mile and a fourth. handi-
cap-Aylmer. 9S. Bob r.. 96 Taboo 30.
Sixth race. mile. handicap. three =
year~olds and up-kilo. Larente. LOG
Sandriot 81: Crown Reserve l02
Seventh race. mile and fourth. sell
ing. three-year- -olds and up-Golden
Butterfly. l15. Scconke. t07; Supervision.
l02: Lad OF Langdon &c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-13
UTAH FUEL COMPANY
ENTERTAINS TEAM

At the home OF :. Rogers the Utah
Fuel company recently entertained the
boys who have been playing on the ball
team this season. Al the team was
present and enjoyed the hospitality Of the
!ue. company 20 the limit Card dcvotees
were given an opportunity 10 enjoy this
line % amusement. while the musically
inclined entertained with vocal and In
strum=ntal music. Al the close OF the do
ings tho boys had a Dutch lunch,
The thirty eight games In which the
GOAL dealers mad taken part during the
season were PLAYED (verbally) over again.
Upon leaving the team expressed thelr
appreciation OF their treatment by the
coal company during the year and all eX
pressed a desire 10 be IN Utah Fuel
suit next season.
The coal dealers intend To organize the
fastest amateur team in the city next
year some Of the hest amateur players
in the city having already indicated their
desire TO get on with the coal men dur
Ing the next season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-13
HIGH SCHOOL. MEN
GETTING ON METTLE

Henry Richardson. who has been Sc
lected TO coach the hish school football
team. has things In full swing. The squad
has been increased by Ave promising can
didates making the total thirty-flve. The
practice consists Of kicking and throwing
the ball.
e. YESTERDAY players ran up Second West
10 Warm Springs and back Some were
n little short -winded and dropped out on
the way.
Coach Richardson announced that he
will have two teams. The second team
will play Park city, Bingham, All Hal
lows college and the high schools OF the
southern part Of the state. The second
team will he big help to the first
team, for scrimmage purposes. Heretofore
the first team had TO depend on the class
teams for scrimmage work.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-13
Today's Coeur d'Alene Entries.

LAKE CITY. Ida, Sept. 1e.-EnIries
for Wednesday, September l3:
First race. six furlongs. selling. three
year olds and upward-Bonnie Bard,
Hidden Hand. Fancy. Mauretania. lO9;
jeanette M. l0t; Sollo. 1903.
Second race. six furlonss. selling three
year-olds and upward-Chanticleer He
Knows. Placdc. Black Sheep, Tillinghast.
Salnest, New Capital. Margaret Ran
dolph. III: Frank Ferris. los.
Third race. one mile. selling, three
year-olds and upward-Edwin T. Fryer.
l07: Sir Angus. Novsorod, Zahra. Lady
McNally, Florence A.. 1oi. Little ElNa,
80: 'Delcna. 95; Miss Greenwood. 96;
Fourth race. one mile and one eighth.
handicap. three year olds and upward -
Ada Meade. lO7; Colinet. loi; White
Wool. l0l. Dick Baker. &c,
Fifth race, six furlongs, three-year-
olds and upward-Marburg. 1l2 Jessup-
burn Don Enrique, Descendant Annie
Wells. Bcilsnickar, 100: Rota, los. Lord OF
the Forest. Quality Street. lol; Dacia.
Great Caesar. 9S.
Sixth race five and a half furongs.
purse. threc-ycar -olds and upward-Rey
Hndoo. Napa Nick. il2; Jack Paine.
General Marchmont, Ocean Queen, lo9;
Milt Jones. 103.
Apprentice allowance,
Weather threatening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-13
"WHlTE HOPE" WILL
FIGHT JIM FLYNN

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE Madison
Square Garden box office was opened to-
day for ille advance sale OF tickets for
Friday nights ten-round boxing match
between Carl Morris the Sapulpa, Okla
white hope and Jim Flynn the con-
queror of Al Kaufman. There was a big
demand for tickets.
Charley White will be the third man
in the ring, The boxers will he gov
erned by strict Queensberry rules. Both
men are working hard and arc said to be
in excellent condition, Flynn's particular
task Just now is endeavorng to build
himself up in weight He weighs about
ll5 pounds, but expects TO 80 into the
ring above 1S0
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-13
WORKING THEIR WAY
AROUND THE WORLD
Three Young Men, Who
Have No Prize in View,
Reach Ogden.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Sept, l2.-Diftercnt from other
globe trotters in that they arc not traV-
cling on a wager nor asking aims at any
OF the cities where they stop, three young
men from La Porte, Ind. arc In ogden
on a 10 600 mile hike which they nave
agreed TO complete without beating their
wav ON trains or accepting donations
from ANYONE, Joseph Sunlin. w. o.
Fright and e. F. Flynn are the names OF
the young men. all OF whom are "a years
of age
The trio is making an effort TO obtain
work at ono OF the canning factories IN
order TO earn enough money 70 carry
them over the next lap Of their Journey
Tboy left La Porte several weeks ago,
coming by way OF Chicago, Omaha and
other points along the line OF the Union
Pacific railroad. When they have enrn9G
a sufncieni sum to leave Ogden they Will
go to san Francisco over the southern
Pacific line.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-13

Lewis Forrest. Because of the heavy
condition OF tho track other races sched
ulcd for today were put over until to-
morrow.
Summaries.
The Empire State stake. 2.1i trot three
heats In five, purse sl0. .000-charlel
Mitchell. ch. e.. by Marvellous LIZ
won In straight heats: Lewis Forrest
blk g. second. Cbatty Direct. blk T.
third. Guy Audubon. Sue D.. Gordoy
Todd. High Admiral and Ethel Lynn also
ran Time. e.0Tf. 2:0Si and 2.06i
2.l2 class, pacing three In five, purse
sl000-Forest Prince won frst. second
and fourth heats and race; best time
o;0?s. Floyd Bell won third heat; ST
Anthony. third.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-13
WEATHER FORECAST.
Weather Forecast for Utah-Unsettled
Wednesday; Thursday fair.

Comparative weather data at Salt Lake
City, September IL, 1911:
The highest temperature today was 90
degrees: the highest In this month since
1874 was 93 degrees, The lowest tenn
perature last night was 6s degrees: the
lowest this month since 1874 was 20 de-
srees. The mean temperature for today
was I2 degrees. the normal was 81 de-
grees. The accumulated excess OF tenn
perature since the first OF the month
is Ia degrees; the accumulated excess
since January I Is 6s degrees.
The relative humidity at n. m. to-
day was 45 per cent, The relative humid =
ity at y. m. TODAY was 53 per cent.
The total precipitation for the twenty
four hours ending at p, m. was none.
The total for this month TO date is none:
the accumulated deficiency for this month
to date Is 30 OF an inch. the total pre-
c!pitation since January ] 10 date is
9.23 inches: the accumulated deficiency
since January | Is 30 inches.
Sun rises at 6:01 a. m. sun sets at 6: IL
D. m. September 10.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-13
Marriage Licenses.

William r. Greer and Annie L. Yond.
both of Lake Shore, Utah.
Harry NJ. Adams. Idaho Falls, and
Clara Priest. Shelly,
c. F. Gilbert. Peru. Ind. and Sara
Yates, Lehi. Utah
Joseph F. Nelson and Adela Allen. Hy-
rum. Utah
B. Egbert White and Klea Sheets. Salt
Lake City.
Rossil Z. Bowen. Tooeie, and Rachel +.
Wadrop, Salt Lake CITY.
Lester Thompson and Mary Jones.
Salt Lake City,
James w. Thornton and Nellie Scho-
field, Provo.
Ncils Clifford Swenson West Jordan.
and Ella Peterson. Riverton.
John Mikesell. 81. Anthony. Ida, and
Edith l.. Evans. Kamas. Utah.
Gerrit de Jong. Jr., and Rosabelle Win
egar. Salt Lake City.
James x, Hancock and Julia Rankin,
Ogden.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-13
MEET TO ORGANIZE
LEAGUE OF SOCCERS

The Salt Lake Associated Football club
night at o'clock In room sos Mcintyre
building for the election OF officers and
other important business. a league Will
be formed Immediately. Promoters want
10 get hold Of all the recruits possible in
order 10 line up peunant winning eleven
A special invitation is extended to boys
who have been graduated from the grade
schools Of the city last year TO form n
Junior team. as IL Is thought some Of them
are worthy Of trial In the first eleven,
II. w. Ansell, secretary OF the club. ex-
tends a cordial invitation 10 all soccer en-
thuSiasts.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-13
OGDEN BALL TEAM
LINEUP UNCHANGED
spccIal to The Tribune.

Spocial to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Sept. 1z.-When the ogden
baseball team meets the Skyscrapers at
Cooley park Thursday for the cXhipi'ioH
games II will be composed mostly OF the
team which led the Utah State league at
the time that organization went under.
The team Is being given daily workouts
ononInr OF the five-game series. The
lineup Will be as follows: Catchcrs. Al
exander and Scott: pitchers, Jenson,
Freine. Murphy. first base. Clark: SECOND
base WeSsler: shortstop, Rawlings; third
base Mcclellan: left field. Plake; center
field Gimln. right field. Scott or An
derson.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-13
New Incorporation

Filed with the secretary OF state:
The Royal Indemnity company OF Ne"
York A copy OF It's charter and ac-
ccptance OF the laws OF Utah: w. j.
Halloran. process attorney: p r, Bed
dell. president: capital. Sl,00o,ooO.
Filed with county clerk
The Western Monthly company.
amendment of articles OF incorporation;
Increasing capital stock to 1000 shares OF
par value of $1,000. r, W. Sloan is
president of the company and Frank j.
Gustin secretary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-13
MALEER WILL BUY
INTEREST IN TEAM

WASHINGTON. Sept, Ia-James r.
McAleer. manager OF the Washington
Americans has gone 10 youngstown. o.,
to complete financial arrangements that
will enable him 10 close the deal for part
OF tho stock OF the Boston Americans next
Thursday. McAlecr's contract with the
Washington club expires In the fall OF
1912. but the Washington owners will re
Lease him at once. Tho new manager for
the Washington club IL ls not unlikely.
viii be selected from the team
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-13
Gridiron Warriors Enlist,

PROSPECTS for a winning football team
at the state university were strengthened
considerably yesterday, when Ashton and
Hamilton appeared on the field In their
FOOTBALL toys. Ashton PLAYED whlrl-
wind OF game al fuilback on the last
wear !etshman team and Coach Ben
Mon thinks that after his summers ex-
crclse hauling Ice he viii make full
back second 10 none in the interrnoun-
tain country. Hamilton Is also a last
wears freshman and Is fast
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-13
Another Hardship on Public

| LORAIN, o.. Sept l2.-The high price
OF sugar is blamed for the rise in the
price OF drug store drinks, which was
made effective all over the city today. Ice
cream soda. which formerly cost 3 cents
! has SCARED To 10 cents now and other
drinks also have gone up.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-13
Fight Extremely Doubtful.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Sept. l2-The
obtaining OF an Injunction prohibiting
the sheriff Of Milwaukee county from in
terferinG seems TO be the only plan left
BY which the promoters will be able to
stage the ten round boxing contest Fri
day night between Lightweight Champion
Ad Wolsast and Packcy Mcfarland.