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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-04-15

Germany's rapid increase in popula-
ton leads US to believe that the stork
continues to be more popular there
than the military bird.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-04-15

Constipation causes and seriously aggra-
Yates many diseases. 1t is thoroughly cured
by DIR. Pierce's Pellets. Tiny sugar-coated
tgranules
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-04-15

1t has always appeared to me that
good manners are almost as valuable
an asset in commercial as in diplo-
matte affairs.-Lord Cromer.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-04-15
A sian.

rs your wife still treating you
co1dly?"
'1s she? Gave me ice pudding for
dinner"
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-04-15
Popular Publicity.

THAT tall waiter seems to be very
much in demand
Yes; he never opens a bottle OF
champagne without attracting the at
tention of everybody in the room"
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-04-15

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children
teething, softens the gums, reduces indamma-
ton, allays pain. cures wind collie, 25c bottle
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-04-15

Every church breaches louder by
its square dealing than by its high
shouting.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-04-15

To restore a normal action to liver, kid
neys, stomach and bowels, take Garfield
Tea, the mild Herb laxative. All druggists.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-04-15

H. S. GIvLER. Pub
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28
Today's JuareZ Entries,

JUAEItZ. Dec. 27.--Eutrics for Thurs
days races.
First race, selling. mile and a furong
Virginia Lindsey. ocean Queen. io0; ;
Wolfcrlon. Guuston. Coppcrs, SIG. An
gus. 100
Second race. selling. iivc and a hair fur
longs-Masslo. Marjorie Fleming. o.
Witness, Don't Say 20. 90: Great Caesar
lo3: Elg Claim. 10S: Joseph NJ Origiua-
tor, III Earth Court. The Fad Lily
leyvc. Ooroomoo Doc Allen. il2; King
White. ll5.
Third race. selling. six furiougs- -oBaby
Doll. 9S: -Strath Lad. 1Oi: Flying Dor
Nanass"h. Lawn, First Fashion. Flor
cnCe Kripp. Bin Anderson. Upright. lOS.
John Heck. McAlan. los: EooEcr Battle
siccpland. los: Robert. Ill.
Fourth race. selling. ono miic-sSucar
Lump. %; Lady Macy. 100: Boncastcr,
l03. Flying Feet, 10f: Pit-a-Pat. i01.
Fifth race. selling. tive and half fur
longs 'NoraliEht %: W. ~ Ford. Dromi
90: Toe Visitor. 100: Error. Golden Ruby.
l03. san Brrraito. los: B1lcIla. III: Elder
Gramercy, Mike Molctt. soma. III. Meet
Her. 112.
Sixth race. selling. one miIc-Jndith
Page. sMaplcton. 9s. 'hnnc McGcc. 100:
=, NJ Eckcrt. Fred Nuholland IO2:
Florence y. I0j. Hex. log. Jim Cu(fcrata
los.
Apprentice allowance,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28
GOOD CROWD AT COLUMBIA
Attractive Card and Fine Weather Brings
Out Blq AssembIagc,

COLUMBIA. >. c., Dec, 2I-Clcar
weather for the first time in more than
q week and an attractive card brought
out Il good sized crowd TO the fair
grounds. TWO favoritcs were successful.
Results;
First race. five furlongs- -IIAppelle.
straight To J. won; Bonnie Bee, place
3 TO >. second. Winning Smile. show to
]. third. Time. / :0s 2-5.
Second race. FIVE furlongs Tom shaw.
straight TO ,. won; Dust. place TO s..
second; Elizabeth o, slow even, third.
Time. ,0S %.
Third race. five furlongs-Sir Edward,
straight To ], won; Hnca. place TO 8.
second: Chiffon Squaw. show even. third.
rime, los 2-5.
Fourth race. one mile-Warner Girls
well. straight > 10 >, won: Roseburg H.,
place 3 TO |, second, F7arney, show to
>. third. Time. 1:53
Filth race. FIVE and half fTrlongs--
Oakley. straight to |. won: Sea Swell.
place TO >. second: Love Watches, show
20 3 third Time. ia.
sixth race. mile and seventy yards
IIaldcmau, straight To ;. won. Joe
Rose. place TO ;, second. Dolly Bultman
show 10 >, third. Time. Al i-5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28
G0TCH MAKES SHORT
WORK OF bR|T|SHER
English Champion Thrown
Twice in 20 Minutes by the
Hawkcyc Farmer.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. 2I.-l'rank Gotch.
worlds wrestling champion. defeated Alec
Alunruc. tho English champion In straight
fails hero tonight
The FIRST laIl came in lwoivc minutes
and the second in eight minutes and five
seconds. each with n hslr-nelaon and
crotch hold.
Both Urestlcrs before tho match said
they were in prime condition. Ciotch an
nounced that Inc felt in condition To
wrestlo all night
Munroe has announced that he VIII re-
turn 20 England shortly. lie said there
like TO meet-Dr. E. T. Roller-whose
shoulders no would guarantee 10 put to
the mat SIX times in an hour.
Ticket sales for the match were rnor-
pearanco TO defend his title. HIS friends.
however. believe NE viii wrestle any for
ciGner who makes a good enough show
ing to entitle him 10 consideration,
lIad Tor several years Tho EngliShmau
displayed but scant knowledge OF the
game and Gotch. II seemed TO tho spec
tstors, merely played with him. The
champion secured Ills first fall by getting
a half-nelson while he was raising Mum
ro high III the air. Gotch brought the
EnGlishman down 10 the mat and af-
fixing the crotch hold. easily gained the
first fall
The second fall was even easier. the
champion still adherinG 10 The success.
full hold OF tho first fall
OF his retirement, Gotch said. after the
match
There waS certain brook OF poetic
tradition thh ramhcd on forever but
human flesh doesn't wear aS well as
water, | feel that | am probably better
now than ever before in my career and
want TO quit while | am at my best
[ don't want TO continue wrestling. grow
stale and lot some foreigner beat me-"
Gotch said he thought Mahmout the
Turk. the greatest of foreign wrcstlers.
Peterson, the Dane. he said looked the
next best.
England for mine" said Munro. Il
was completely outclasscG."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28

All I saw was n gentle tap given by
one boxer on the cheek Of the other
and down he went for the count and
IN abrupt termination of the bout.
Z. L. WILLE-My opinion on the
bout3 Express il in one word. Rot
ten. | am Il "rcgular' at all the
fight shows. and this is the worst
one ] ever saw. ! took several ont
of.town friends to sec the bout and
viii be busy for several days s9uaring
myself with them.
HARRY FINCH-Caponi was over
matched ard realized it before the
bout had gone very far. II looked 10
me as If he wanted to quit several
minutes before the bout terminated
/ do not think nc was really out
when he divcd into the canvas for
the count.
JACK LYNCH thought il pretty
raw. Caponi didn't seem TO iry very
bard | failed TO see tho kuock out
blow land. and il looked TO mo IA IT
the loser purposcly put an abrupt end
70 the bout
EZRA THOMPSON-Thc bout should
have been declared mo contest. - 1t
had all the carmarks OF frame
M. and was i most unsatisfactory
exhibition.
AL MAYER was an il-adviscd
match. No promoter should put on
a bout where the difference in weight
is a. great as between Flynn and
Caponi. Flynn has been beating the
best Of the whitc heavywcights. aud
SO far outclasscs any middlcwcight
that there is no comparison. CapOnI
did his best until hc realized that
his blows wcre having absolutely no
effect and tho finish was not sur
prisinc.
PAT RYAN-lcss said tho better.
VAS AT the ringsidc and when Capoui
went down i'm the third round | did
not sec that Flynn had landed bard
enough To pat out his opponent.
BYRON M MUTT was very much
disappointed. ! think Capuui lid the
best hc could bot the match should
never have been made. Flvnn out.
elassed the lighter man aud Tony
never had n chance. Matched against
almost any other middlcwcight, /
would have "a bet on Caponi, bot II
Nas a shame TO send hun against a
Continued OIL Following Page)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28
MORRIS WINS BOUT
BUT BOTH MEN SLOW
Giant Oklahoma, Weighing
22S, Whips Kennedy, i5
Pounds Lighter.
NEITHER WHITE HOPE
Fans at RingSide Declare That
These Fighters Are Not
Match for Johnson.
NEITHER WHITE HOPE

NEW YORK. Dec. 2T.-Carl Morris.
the Oklahoma engineer. outfought Tom
Kennedy. tho New York heavyweight, in
eight rounds of tcn-round bout at the
Empire Athletic club tonight
In the general opinion of those at the
rlngside. neither OF the white hopes
showed any advancement tonight toward
their aspirations Of some day wrestling
the worlds championship from Jack
JohnsoD. The Oklahoma man, Weighing
22s pounds, az compared witt, Kenredy's
215, was considered loo slow. and Kenne-
dys much praised footwork proved n dis
appointment.
The New York man showed great
Samcness in taking punishment He
had so much the worst OF it In the lat
ter rounds that many OF the spectators
shouted 10 Referee Dan Tome 10 stop
the bout. but he declined 10 do so.
Tho first round was even with Morris :
hes; blows, left and rights TO the body,
and Kennedys left tabs To the face, Nor
ris rushed in In tho second with left
to the tacc, followed by lefts and rights
to the head and stomach.
Kennedy sent back "A couple Of LEFT
iabs TO tho face Morris kept forcing
through the third round with rights and
let's 10 the body and left 10 tho face.
Kennedy also got I'm a stinging left 10
the westcrner's face and followed with
q left swing 10 the jaw They exchanged
body blows and were in the midst OF a
hot rally at the bell, It was Morris's
round
Morris was the assressor again In the
fourth, but In the NTH honors went 10
Kennedy. After taking 4 right and left
TO the head and being forced into a neu-
trail corner. Kennedy exchanged left
hooks with Morris and got hard blow
on the nose. Kennedy came back, how
ever, with a shot Of his right 10 the
Jaw. staggering Morris 10 the ropes at
the end of the round
Morris came back in the sixth WITH
severe punishment for Kennedy by short
arm lofts. half uppercuts and straight
left on kcnnedys nose, which made j,
bleed tho more From this on Norris
MAS all over his man, with Kennedy
fighting back as gamely rs no could.
The bout ended with both I'm lighting.
They clinched several times and in the
brcaka ways Morris got in the moro tell
Ing blows. The only damage Morris
showed was putting Of his lips, while
Kennedy was bleeding profusciy II the
nose and was severely battered.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28
ONLY OWE FAvDR|TE
COMES IN At JUAREZ
Meddling Hannah, the Lone
First Choice, That Rewarded
Her BackcrS.
COLUMBIA CROWDS BIG
Fine Card and Beautiful
Weather Attracts Many
Patrons to Course.
COLUMBIA CROWDS BIG

JUAREZ. Mexico. Dec. 27-t'avorites
Jared badly here today, MeddlinS Hannah
being the only first choice To get down in
front The weather was cool, but large
crowd turned out. Results:
First race, ono mile-Sankec Fooh, 1o3
Garter, 10 to /. Won: Barney oldheld.
10s (Estepl, 10 1. second; Little March
mont, los Ulenyl. . to l. third. Time,
lao 3-5. Bell C1tff, Cameo, Emma g.,
Black Mate and Regards also ran.
Second race. FIVE and hall urlongs--
Frank q. Hogan. l07 Carter, 10 >,
won Wsner. 1l2 (Selden. even. second !.
Serenade. 101 tGuyl. 90 To I. third. Time
! .0S a-5. Mike Molett. Enlucly. Sabado
and Billy Mayhue also ran.
Third race. SIX furlonGS-Nanasseh
1Oi Gmes) 10 TO /, won; Lone Star, t04
(Molssworth), to !, second: Callssc, 105
Garter, 10 ., third, Time. liz 3-5.
Mamie McDee and Yanker also ran.
Fourth race. six furlongs-Backrose
1lc (BoreD. to ]. won; Roy Junior, III
Estep). 10 ]. second Ed keck, l04
Carter. to ., third. Time. 1:l2. De-
aney, King Elk. j. y. Crowley. Metropol-
itan and Nimbus also ran,
Fifth race, five and half furlongs-
MeddliuG Hannah. ll2 tBoffmaDb, 10 .,
won; Hidden Hand 1l2 tBuXton). TO z.
second, Zool, l07 denny. 10 10 l. third
Time. los SO. Zulu, Sninest. Rossmo
and Prince Winter also ran.
Sixth race. six furlonGs-Gellco, 112
tGross). To .. won; John II. Sheehan,
los (BoreD, 10 to l. second, Salvage. 1l2
Henry). to |. third, Time. 1:l4. The
Fad, Oscuro. Noygorod. Financicr, Clys
mic and Bellsulcker also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28
Opinions of Fans On
Flynn-Caponi F'iizzle

The majority Of tho spectators Of the
liyuu-Csponi bout freely expressed
Their dissatisfaction at the exhibition
rut up by the boxers. Many thought that
'aFoui vas able Ia continue the bout
when he permitted himself 10 bc
counted out hy the referee and other,
Hid rot hesitate to Say ihat the bout
was Fixed 90 the extent that ,apoui
knew when Nc entered tho ring that he
bad no chance and would not take
severe beating. Opinions expressed bv
few spectators follow:
WILLARD BEAN-li was mos, unfor.
tunatc that Flynn did not have /.
stronger opponent. Caponi WIS Gu
iirciy outcls ssscd and that man Flvuu
= simply five -oiiuceglovc proof Ca
poni landed AZ viii in tho esrlv stapes
OF The bout, but his blows did not
have the slightest effect. / have
heard II sid that Caponi faxed
the knockout. This is not 20. lie
Was clearly "out' when | raised
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
MUST BOX NO MORE

Los ANGELES, Cal, Dec. 2I.-BoXing
among the girls of the Los Angeles high
school was put under a ban today. bul
two deyotecs of the art, Miss Laurctta
DaVin and Miss Fern Powell, declared
despite the edict. that they were still In
fatUated with tho sport,
Dr. Everett G. Beach. physical director
OF the city high schools. said il was not
the aim OF the Instructors TO turn out
generation of feminine lighters and
there WAS no desire TO develop an un =
naturally combstiye disposition which
would interfere with the natural laws of
the home.
Suppose pretty girls nose was
broken while boxing" said DR.. Beach.
1T probably would mean permanent dis
hguremeut and might seriously injurc ncr
social prospects"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28
!. NJ. c. A. BASKET BALL
FIVE VS.. BURLINGTON
Champions of Both Teams Be-
lieve That They Arc Strong
est in Their Class.

Tic Y. NJ. G.. A. basketball team VIII
open its season of basketball games on
its home floor on New Years night. when
IT Will meet tho strong Burlington Ath-
letIc association team, representing the
Burlington mission OF the Baptist church
located at Ninth South and Fourteenth
West streets Many followers Of the team
have been anxious TO get a line on It's
members and this game Will give the
desired opportunity.
Y. NJ. c. A, supporters insist that their
team this year Is of the top-notch kind
having demonstrated il against four OF
state. 1t defeated the Salt Lake high
school in two games. the first by IA close
score OF RI to %: the second. by The de-
cided score Of 81 10 H. II defeated the
strong Weber Acadamey of Ogden by the
score Of Al to %. The Weber Academy
last year Won second place in the state
high school basketball tournament. 1t
defeated the Salt Lake Mutes team by
the decided score of 81 to 90; also the
Burlington Athletic association team, by
the score OF ~ to Is The Y. NJ. G. a.
team has, been working hard for the
routine training has been INDUCED In
since the team reported for practice
Basketball followers will be given an
opportunity. also. Of witnessing a new
of the y. NJ. G. \. The coach is intro
ducing what IS known as the eastern
collegiate (dribbling) style OF game.
The Burlington team claims tho title of
champion OF r class teams, such as the
Salt Lake high school Granite high
school l.. -. ). university and others.
The Burlington team has standing chal
lenge Tor any Of the teams above NEIL
toned or any other team in the state
of equal rating. Coach Richardson OF the
high school has already agreed TO play
the Burlington team. but has not fixed "A
date. II IL expected that the game be-
tween Burlington and tho high school
nasiun, because II will be a neutral floor.
The Stlckcrs team cf tho y. NJ G., A.
VIII play the second Burlington team =
preliminary game 10 the big one on New
Years night
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28

Flynn : glove IN token of his victory.
~ - truo that the final blow which
sent Tony 80 tho floor was not "a
very hard ono. but several which i'm
mcdiatelv preceded IL had him prar-
tically out before the last blow was
scored, This final lcft would not
have proved effective earlier in the
fight. but coming whcu Caponi WAS
practically out IL did the business.
FLYNN bits like irip-haumer and
h's blows are effective. Tho attend
nnrc was fairly good. the receipts be
ing slightly in excess OF $4,000.
JACK LoNDoN-Flvnn has the puucb
which has brought him 80 high up
the championship ladder, Caponi is
clearly lacking in hitting ability aud
was overmatchod in every way. 1t
was no test OF the ability of either
man.
e. j. ROBINSON expected 20 sec
Somr kind of Il contest when I went
10 the show, but was disappointed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28
HARVARD BARS OLD
STYLE FOOTBALL

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Dec 21.-Mcm-
bcrs OF tho Harvard corporation havo In
dicatci 20 football leaders here thai any
attempt by the intercollegiate rIles com
nittce to return To the old style mass
play formations VIII mean the death OF
football at Harvard.
in recent years the corporation has
taken no step TO Interfere with the under
graduate management OF sports. \ move
meut against football was hintcd nj two
years ago. but the revision toward an
open game satisfied the authorities.
ANY return 10 close formation foot II
viii II" promptly discourtcusnrcd now.
probably by refusal TO allow the use OF the
stadium FOR such 81 game.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28
Hopelessly Outciassed.

Capori wss h"pelcssly outclasscd and
aitor being knocked down he was badly
scstr"d. Flsur himFcif was u little ap-
prchcu-lvc lest u" might KIN or seriously
injurs 'apoui IL he strUca him as hsrd
as he could
Those conditions WIdc tho bout very
uitEatistac Tory in tho spectators Nl tho
main bout was worth as q spcctacl" was
HAT 10 furnished = second Or two OF
Flynn going into real action. Hc went
~ u Ike . batticship might and seemed
absolutely invuincrahlc. The way he
took tsppuls straigrt-arm jabs carly
W. tho bout made tho Spectators laugh
rrt IL ais" made ~ hard for Capoui. A.
hc was permitted 10 ,lu ali tho landing up
i' the time that Flynn got ready -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28
zBYSZCKO LOSES HIS
WESTERCAARD match
Pole Agrees to Throw Oppo-
nent Twice in Hour, but Is
Nearly Thrown Himself.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Dec 2I.-Jcssc
Wcstergaard won his match with
Ibyszcllo. the Polish wrestler tonight.
The latter agreed 10 throw WcsLcreaarG
twice in an nom. but did not gain y
fail
Wcstergaard WIS on tho aggressive
most Of The tim" and on two occasions
had ZbySZcko in positions from which he
eTtrlcatcd himself with difficulty
In The last ten minutes o. the mattel;
" cstcrGaard had all the better of it,
When the time was called he had
Ibyszcko Ia q dangerous position.
Ibyszcko and WcstcTgaard viii wrcstlc
a the Salt Lake tbeater January 10, I'm =
der the auspices OF Promoter Harry IIca-
ErCu.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28
Flynn-C CaponiBoutBig
Disappointment to I ans
Pueblo Fireman Outclasses Italian and Wins in
Third Round-"Kid' Davis Puts Eddie
Tempcton Out in Fourth Round

ONING focked the Colonial hear such numbers
that they almost filled the commodious playhouse grcy
ouy disappointed by the Fly Caponi bout which have
rounds but which ended by Caponi being knocked
the third round
Flynn and Caponi entered the simultaneously at $50
clock when Promoter
introduced them lauding both to the skies.
When Capon Flynn enter the he stepped toward
him with smile and held his hand shake hands, but Flynn
merely grabbed hold Caponi gloves and examined them The
smile quickly faded from Capon face when he realized that Flynn
did not intend to shake hands with him
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28
BRIDGES IS MERELY
CHARGED WITH lHEr

UTTTSBt-G;G Bcc. 70 George l., Pa
arrested Monday night "a, Mcuc'sen, a
4 steel Iogn ucIr here. Whll' ~ ttts II
suitcase containing seventy w ~ Vita
larceny tate today by an official Iu,.ses
henderson coal c"mp1uI. N"" c,,n. i.
the explosive was stolen from INC
pauy'g magazine. ,..,ri,fd
revelations has been postponed uhu'
day ,t,ot tbcfc
The belief is gaining ground illn' tfc
js nothing uf a sensational n"l -,,,u,' r., =
arrest of Bridge The coal c"HnP,uin1s in1st \
allegations and charge of larceny dE,"i,,,', ',,,t
him seems To have taken the VIM
or the incident. t;rld-et
When takcn into CUSTODY -, bg.
claimed the dynamite v'ls SN''
n stranger. and today b" saih s,r shis.
IL VIII not take all The ohiur -, ,nko'
and the rest uf them VIII nave "
lLGi. medicine Ike me
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28
OWEN MORAN COMES
OVER SEEKING BOUT

NEW YORK. Dec. 2I.--Owcn Moran.
the English fighter arrived from England
on the Olympic tonight sounding dcnanc.
10 everybody in tho lightweight division
Of pugilsm.
'T have come mere 70 mako "a match
with Nd Wol=ast." said Moran. and I
hope TO defeat him or any others who
regard themselves ag champions. To
prove That ! am capable, ] will take on
other men In Wogasts class and deal
with them nrst. giving away weight TO
some of them, and fighting any man al
10 pounds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28
Gun Club TO Meet.

Tonight at o'clock members OF the
Salt Lake Gun club will meet at the
Western Arms Il Sporting Goods com
pauy. The election OF officers for tho
coming wear and the appointment or "A
committee to arrange for the tournament
which viii b" held here In Nav Is on
toniGhts programme.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28
BADGER COACH IS
OPPOSED TO CHANGE

MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 25.-Er ~ T..
Williams. football coach of tho Tniycr-
Sify nf Minnesota, VIII leave for NcN.
York today To- attend meeting Of The
c"miuiite" on football rules. az which or
Ssnl%a ton he - member. Dr. Williams
declared N" would oppose ans attempt
that may II" made 10 abolish the furwa rd
pass. lfc Ssyg hc is satisfied with tho
present rules and favors allowing them
to remain intact
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28
Yokel Back From Idaho.

Nike Nokcl returned Yesterday from
Hurlcy, Ida. where hc threw T. :. Nor
tcnscn tUic". lie gained the nrst fall iu
- minutes and the second iu T. minutes.
julius Johnson was also I'm salt Lake
yesterday 6ut no progress was made I'm
arranging match with GokcI which will
undoubtedly not bc pulled of until Yokerg
Islugn lIvm the casL