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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-10
Emeryville Entries.

OAKLAND, Jan. a-Entries for Tues
days Emeryville races.
First race. six furlangs. sellins-Ro-
Donald, 1l3: Zick Abrams. t13. Roy r.,
ll3: Judge Henderson, I12; Nettie Trav-
ers. III; Grace c., III: Passenger, 107
Beda. 107: Inaugural ton. 1O6
Second race, three furlongs-Annuity
1o7: King Earl. lo7: Sleepland 107: Milo
101: Billy Hancock. 107; Good Morning
107; Lem Dale, 107; Mimorioso 1o7 Cash
on Delivery. 1O7; Big Ike, l07 (AnnuIty
and King Earl Orangevale stable en-
try.)
Third race. mile and twenty yards, sell
ing-Raleigh. lis: Jim Gaffney, 11o;
Roseyale, lo7: Direct. 1oi; Royal River
95. Marigold. %,
Fourth race. five and a half furlongs
handicap-Jim Basey. lei; Maxdice. 1oS:
Winning Widow, 1o2; Dune Campbell
100: Pay Streak, 100,
Fifth race. one mile sellnG-Tifis Ill
Pacifico, III; Wsp. III: Charley Paine
III; John ]. Rogers. III; Caniaue III
Lady Rensselaer,. 109: Cataline. 10T; I'll
Pal paisano mo 1os; kogo, los; Lady McNally
Sixth race. six furlonss. selling-Ar-
thur Hyman 1870: Hal. 13o. Busyman,
1870; waner i25 Directello liz Ferreno,
Il9: Edna Stewart. 109: Louise B.. 103
Rita. los Sokol. 95; Sallie O'Day. 90;
AnEelix. a3
Weather showery; track sloppy.
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sApprentice alIowance.
HARVARD MEN FORCED
TO CALL ON FATHER"

BATON ROUGE, La, Jan. 9-Sons
of some of America 8 most prominent
and wealthy men will be shy many
dollars as result of the financial loss
accompanying the invasion of the
south during the holidays by the all
star Harvard law school football team.
The receipts of games played at
Nashville. Memphis and Baton Rouge
left the Harvard squad deep in debt,
and it is said drafts on rich parents
were necessary to get the eleven and
subs back to Boston. It is reported
that Hamilton Fish, Jr.. and sons OF
Congressman Crumpacker' and the late
Senator Hoar financed the venture.
Miserable weather followed the east
erners from the start Of their southern
transforming tour.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-10
.FAVOR|TE LOSES
MONCR|EF RACE
Tommie Thompson Takes Two
Year-0ld Event From
Silas Grump.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Jan. Sum
mer-like weather and a we'll balanced
card drew a large attendance at Mon
Grief today. Tommie Thompson won the
two year old race from large field by a
head from Slas Grump, the favorlte.
First, race quartcr-mie straight away
-Tommie Thompson. to /, won; Sllas
Grump. , TO /. second; Efficiency, 10 /.
third Time. ;22 4-5.
Second race. five and half furlongs--
Spin, II to 10, won; Emma Stuart. Is TO
|. second; Song of Rocks SO to /, third.
Time, 1909 1-5.
Third race. mile and seventy Yards
Heart Pang, 10 J., won; Louise West.
l2 10 l. second; Rio Grandc, to ., third,
Time. 1:4I,
Fourth race mile-Ragman. II to TO-,
won. Friend Harry. > TO g, second; Con-
sole. I to .. third. Time. 1:41.
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards
Critic. 8 to 1. won; Brevit. 3 to |, second; !;
Canopian. 4 TO !. third, Time. 1:47 2-5.
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth-Third
Rail. to 5. won; Ed Kock. 10 to T.,
second: Falcada. TO /. third. Time.
1:4S 2-5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-10
Bic CROWD At
POULTRY SHOW
Twenty-Third Annual EXhibi-
ton of Utah State AssOcia-
ton Open to Public.
FIFTEEN HUNDRED BIRDS
ARE UPON EXHIBITION
Among the Exhibits Is a Nam
moth Bronze Turkey Which
Weighs Forty Pounds.

With big crowds i'm attendance, the
twenty-third annual exhibition OF the
Utah State Poultry association opened
at 45-47 Richards street, Monday morn
ing. Nearly 1900 birds were in the coops
when the main doors were thrown open
to Tho public.
The attendance OF the first day. Secre-
tary Sander said. was most encourag
ing He expressed the belief that the
attendance this year would be the largest
in the history of the state poultry shows
Tho low price of admission is, no DOUBT
a big drawing card Children are admit :
cents
Poultry Judge Pleased.
n. T. Heimlich OF Jacksonville, Ill.
commenced judging the birds soon after
the show opened He is poultry raiser
and judge of national reputation, Mr..
Heimlch stated Monday that he expects
to have most OF the birds judged by to-
night so that the awards can be made
tomorrow. He expressed pleasure and
interest in the Utah show and remarked
that the competition in all classes would
be keen. This exhibition. Mr.. Heimlich
says. compares well with those held in
states where the poultry industry has
been given more attention than 1t has
here. He stated that the birds he passed
on Monday were of excellent quality ana
In splendid condition
Turkeys Weigh Forty Pounds.
Among the pens that arc attracting
much attention at the show arc those of
A T. Saunders. containing silver specklcd
Hambcrcs. Blue Ribbon poultry ranch,
Draper, mammoth bronze turkeys, weigh
ing forty pounds: Rue Sholes. Murray
mammoth bronze turkeys; silver laced
wyandottes and other Varieties; ducks.
pheasants and geese. The snow contiD-
ues through the week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-10
ROY TOLVER WILL
MEET MIKE YOKEL
Salt Lake Wrestler Agrees to
Give Fort Collins Man
Handicap.

When Mike Yokel. Y, NJ. G. y. instruc-
tor OF wrestling In Salt Lake City, ac-
companies his class TO Denver To partici-
pate in the ID, 4. G, tournament he VIII
meet Roy Toliyer. lightweight champion
wrestler OF the Rocky mountain region
Toliver has accepted Yolicrs challenge
and the bout will take place on Febru-
AIRY 4
Toivcr is said TO be anxious to appear
in his home town and the bout Will prob
ably be staged in Fort Collins. Several
Colorado wrestling fans who have seen
YolSel work. have stated that ToiYer
is ovcrcstimating himself If he thinks
he has a chance with the champion
welterweight. But Yokel is giving Toll
yer a handicap by agreeing TO throw him
twice in one hour.
The Fort Collins man is reported TO
have shown great Improvement In his
work in the last few months He is con-
sidered one Of the fastest wrestlcrs in
the west.
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,JuareZ Entries.

JUAREz, Mexico. Ian. 9.-Entries for
tomorrow:
First race. purse. two-year-olds. three
furlongs-Polly Purcell. 1o7; Yankee. 10,
Great Friar, 10: Menelik. 10; First Star,
10; Wcoltex, 10; Bessie Frank, 112; Ca
lisse, 11S: Edna s.. 107.
Second race. selling; six furlongs-soon,
So: BaleIa a1: Count De Orc. 91; Aunt
Nancy a6. Soma 101; Mia. 101; KYLE.
10l Alice George 1oi: Hearts Relief.
IO4; CivIta; 1o4; Valley Stream, 1O4. Ned
Car,nack. los
Third race. selling seven furlongs-
Beechmont, 100; Aragonese. 1os: Tee
May. 103; Texan. los; Oblivion. los: Fritz
Emmett, los; Bob Farley. 1o5; Doughty.
los, Scarlet Pimpernell. los; Little Friar.
los, Ben Lasca, 1os.
Fourth race. purse. five and half fur
Iongs-Indian Maid. es; Napa Nick. 1O1
Colinet. lol; Enfield. 1os; John Griffin
II. 112; Follie Levy. ia; Harrigau. 115
Fifth race. selling. six furlongs-'Geht- =
NIGHT, sS: Lady Tendi. %; Roberta. 104.
Airs. 1o4; Cotytto 1oI; Mauretania. 107;
Gene wood. 1oe Thurber. 10a: Joe
Enrich, 112: Creston. 116: Tom McGrath.
1t6
Sixth race. selling. one ,nile-sEd Holly.
90. Florence A.. i0l: Miss Caithness. 101
Waldorf Belle. 1903. Buna, 10S; Banthel.
1O2: Ada o, Walker. 109; Barney Oldficld.
107.
sApnrenfire alJoTanca
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-10
ST. PAUL AUTOMOBILE
STARTS BY WIRELESS

ST. PAUL. MINI. Jan, o-Pctor Da-
ley. local wireless expert yesterday
succeeded in starting an automobile by
wireless. the sending instrument being
moro than 600 feet from the automobile.
Daley was experimenting with the
wireless instrument which is 10 be ex-
hioted at the automobile show at the
ST. Paul armory tomorrow. The idea
struck him that the cast aluminium body
OF an automobile might serve as the re-
ceiving station for wireless waves. and
he asked j. II. Seagraves, president of
the Automobile Show association, TO help
him
Suddenly the occupant OF the car felt
a jarrne and without moments hesi~
tarion the engine OF the machine began
running, Te turned on the power. ran
around the block and came back TO ex
press his astonishment and to congratu-
late Daley
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-10
BUYING SEASON
OPENS BR!SKLY
Automobiles Selling Fast in
Coast Cities, Says Peerless
Representative.


Charles II. Durham western repre-
sentative of the Peerless Motor Car COM
pany, arrived in the city yesterday from
Los Angeles. He VIII be located at the
Sharman Automobile company while in
town. Mr.. Durham has just finished a
tour of the coast cities in the interest of
his firm and is, therefore, pretty well
versed on the conditions in that part OF
the country.
He says the automobile game is cspeci-
ally brisk in Los Angeles. where the big
show did much toward boosting the in
dustry Mr., Durham says the auto show
there this year far eclipsed any ever held
in the country, not barring the big show
now going on at Madison Square Gardens
New York. The Los Angeles show was
helG within the arena of the saucer track
which was covered with canvas. A big
waterfall In n grove of over two hundred
redwood trees was the principal scenic
effect OF the show, II was well attended
from the opening night TO the close. Mr.
Durham Will remain in Salt Lake for a
few days before going east.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-10
PONIES TRAVEL
on SLOPPY. TRACK
FavOrites and Well-Played
Horses Lead Fields at
Emeryville Track.

OAKLAND, Jan. 9.-The races were
run over a sloppy track at Emcryvllle
today. and there were showers during
horses led the fields home. Thistle Belle
led all the way in the Applause handi
cap, beating Fountain Square and Ara
see. Results;
soule <Tapiin>, to 1. Won: St. Pelier
CThomas), TO /, second; Heretic (ked-
eris). 2 to J.. third. Time. 1:12 3-5. Acad :
emist, Frank Ferris. Roscy Posey. Clara
Hampton, Dolly V, p. Sncezer and Les
car finished as named
Second race, three furIongs. 2-year-
olds-La Cazadora (J. McIntyre). to 8.
won, Zimri (Glass), 3 TO !, second; Flor
ence S. Pickens), 3 to l, third. Time,
SO 2-5. Auto Girl. Evelina. Helen NJ.
named.
Third race, one mile-Braxton CTap,
lin). to ] won; Star Actor (Callahan,,
to ?, second; Ayame (Radtkel. 10 to l..
Feather Duster and John E. Mcmillan
finished as named.
Fourth race. six furIongs-Thisue Belle
o. Mc1ntyre), II to ), won, Fountain
Square Square (Taplin), 9 to 5. second; Arasee
Roy Junior and Marchmonet finished as
named,
Fifth race, mile and -eighth-Cap-
tain Burnett (Riddle). 13 to 5. won; Belle
view Gkirschbauml' to |. second; Azo
Anna Bay. Spring Ban. Kaiserhoff
Greenbridge, Dave Weber and Henry o.
finished as named.
Sixth race. six and a half furlongs-
.(scoville). Z to /. second; Native Son
(Garner). I to 1. third. Time. 1;22. Chief
Desmond, NIarburg, Fraueil Hall, Little
Jane and June w. finished as named.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-10
BALLOON FRED At
BY KENTUCKIA|V
Bullet Passes Between Bag and
Basket; AerOnauts Land
Safely.

sSCOBA Miss. Jan. 9.-Leaving st
Louis at Z o'clock Sunday night, with
New York as the objective point, the bal
loon st. Louis ". landed here this aft
crnoon at $50 O'Clock with Pilot j. Cow
an Hubert and Paul J. Mccullough,
After crossing Illinois into Indiana the
high wind forced them south across Ken
lucky. Tennessee and Alabama into Mis-
sissippi.
While crossing over Kentucky some
one fired at the balloon. narrowly miss
ing the occupants. the bullet passing be-
tween the bag and the basket
The first communication the aeronauts
had with the earth after leaving ST. Louis
was at Tuscaloosa Ala. at noon today
by mcgaphone. Pilot Hubert and Nc
Culough are both well.
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LARGE FIELDS CONFUSE
TALENT IN SELECTING

TAMPA, Fla, Jan. 9.-Large fields con-
tributed 10 the confusion OF the talent In
selecting winners AT the West Tampa
track today,
Results:
First race. five and a half furlongs-
Chess, To l. won: Uncle Walter. to l.,
second. Eva Tanguay, to ., third Time,
LII 1-5.
Second race. 1--WE furlongs-Miss Imo-
gine, TO l. won. Hate, 80 to /. second !;
Gull Holland, TO /. third Time, :o5 3-5.
Third race, five furlongs-Sabo Blend,
ond; Hiram. TO 10. third Time .o5 20.
Fourth race. six furlongs-Tony w, l
10 :. won: Rublola, { TO 2. second: New
Star. s TO /, third. Time, lis 2-5,
Fifth race, six furongs-Teddy Bear
TO l, won; Pirate Diana, even. second !,
Horace T.. 10 :, third. Time. lis 60,
Sixth race mile and a sixteenth
Elizabethan, 3/lo /. won: Whip Top. 4
l:53 As
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-10
BLACK CHAMPION HURLS
Def At HIS C0NQUERER

CHICAGO. Jan. 9.-Jack Johnson.
heavy weight champion pugilist chafing
under his defeat at Sheepshead bay In
the automobile speed game. has been
The black hampton today hurled q
def at his conQucrer In the speed game
Barney Oldfeld. offering d wager of $4,000
In series OF two rac ces in California.
Oldfeld is now In California and John
son is preparing to go there soon for the
purpose OF recuperation. Johnson be-
lieves his challenge will be accepted by
Oldfieid and that he Will have a chance
10 show whether he really deserved his
reputation fast driver.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-10
NOMINATIONS FOR C0NEY
ISLAND FUTURITY OF 1913

NEW YORK. Jan. 9.-.inothcr note of
encoura cement for those interested In the
sport of kings is sounded in the an
nouncement today OF nominations for the
Coney Island Jockey clubs futurlty at
Shcephcad Bay To- be run In 1915.
Among the owners mentioned are Au-
gust Belmont, II, Is. Cassatt j. Is. Hag-
gin. Thomas c, Mcdowell. Oneck Stables
II. r. Whitney, II. T. Wilson, L, +. Clay.
H.. Il, Bradley, James r. kcenc. Henry
r. OXnard O. MacDonough. j. L.
Madden r. 2. Cartcr-Potter. &; Schrei-
Der. Woodford Clay. A. Is. Spreckels
Irving II, Whcatcroft and Catesby Wood
ford
-Four hundred and nine nomiua tons
have been received.
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STRENUOUS BOUTS TO
FOLLOW NEEDED REST

MOUNT CLEMENS. Mich, Jan. o
DR.. B, F. Roller. the famous physician
wrestler from Seattle, is spending a
couple of weeks in this city recupcrat-
ing. The doctor has Just finished a
transforming wrestling tour of two and
(, half months, having wrestled forty
unc matches in seventy nine days and
travelled o>er $1,000 miles.
''it is nv Intention TO get back in
perfect condition." said Roller, "and
theu go after Ordemap, Westergaard
aud Ainericus again ] will be open to
meet IIackense hmidt. Gotch, Mahmout
OF Zbvszko
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-10
LYNCH ANNOUNCES SOME
CONTRACTS AND RELEASES

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-President Lynch
OF the National league announced to-
night the following contracts and re-
leases:
Contracts:
With Brooklyn. P. II. McElveen
With Cincinnati. George z. Sullivan.
With Philadelphia. William NJ Baxter.
Fred w. Luderus.
Releases:
By Chicago 10 louisville. American as
soc,ation, Arthur SeweIl.
By Pittsburg to Indiana polls Ameri-
can association, William Robertson.
BY ST. Louis 10 Chicago, National
league. Victor G. Willis
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-10
COACH stage PREDICTS
SIMPLIFTED FOOTBALL

CHICAGO. Jan. 9-Simplifed foot.
A. \. Staeg today. The maroon coach
has just returned from New York where
he attended the meeting of the Intercol
legiate Athletic association and talked
to eastern football experts, He believes
the meeting of The rules committee in
February will be largely devoted to that
end,
"'The game would be better if it were
simpler, said Stagg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-10
BASKET BALL ME!v
ACTIVE IN COUNTY
New Teams Springing Up in
State League Should Show
Class.

Considerable basketball activity Is
looked for among The schools OF the
county this week.
Coach j. r. Moss Of the Granite high
school is trying TO figure out q name for
his team which Is to play in the Salt
Lake division OF the state league. Down
at the Jordan high team Is also 10 he
chosen this week. The Granite five win
play its first game with the Salt Lake
high quintet.
With number of new teams In the
field things arc looking mighty bright i'm
basketball circles. Some classy sport is
no doubt being stored up for the fans.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-10
PHASES OF HARNESS
RACING DISCUSSED

BUFFALO. n. Z. Jan. 2.-Preliminary
10 the annual meeting tomorrow Of the
stewards of the Grand Circuit, an in
formal convention of representative
horsemen was held In this city today.
About 100 owners, track officials.
trainers breeders and drivers who had
responded TO an invitation of P, II. Dew
ereauN OF Cleveland. president OF the
Grand Circuit. discussed phases OF har-
ness racing
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PITCHERS AND CATCHERS
TO TRAIN AT HOT SPRINGS

CINCINNATI. Jan. 9.-Manager
Clark Griffith of the Cincinnati Ma
tionaIs, announces he will send his
pitchers and catchers to Hot Springs.
Ark, March !.
He will work there with his several
pitchers and three catchers Tor almost
two weeks, when the remaining mem
bers of, the team will go south.
Several exhibition games planned for
Cincinnati for the spring season will
make their stay at Hot Springs short.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-10
JOE C0STER HAS BETTER
OF BOUT WITH ATTELL

NEW YORK. Jan. 9.-Joe Coster OF
Brooklyn had a shade the better of Abe
Attell IN fast and clean en-round bout
before the Vanderbilt Athletic club In
Brooklyn today
Attell was forced to exert himself at
all stages TO hold his own. and in the
tenth round Coster. with a hard right to
the jaw. nearly put the featherweight
champion through the ropes. Attel
came back strong and both were fighting
furiolISIy at the bell.
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Chicago Boy, After Leading by
Wide Margin, Leaves the
Ring Unmarked.
AT LEAST THREE TIMES IN
FIGHT GONG SAVES JOHNNY
Looks Like Mccarthy Will Be
Knocked Out in Fast
Tenth Round.

KANSAS CITY. Jan. 9,-Packey Nc
Farland OF Chicago Won the decision over
Johnny Mccarthy OF San Francisco in
a ten-round bout here tonight.
The Chicago boy. after leading by a
wide margin in every round, left the
ring unmarked. McCarthys face was
badly bruised His nose bled freely from
the third round until the end of the battle.
Mccarthy Fights Hard.
Mccarthy fought a game fight. but his
Packey's wind and kidneys in every
round, McFarlands dazzling foolwork
caused the San Francisco man TO miss
at least a third OF the blows he started:
When Mccarthy did land. his punches did
not seem to carry force.
Mcfarland had agreed TO make l35
pounds at 3 o'clock To convince the
reaching the lightweight limit of l3S
pounds. he weighed in al a few ounces
over this mark
Gong Saves Mccarthy.
The much -mootcd question whether The
Chicago boy is possessed of a knockout
blow was not settled tonight, but he
showed plenty of strength Al least
three times In the fight, In the third,
fourth and fifth rounds, the gong saved
Mccarthy,
In the fifth round, Mccarthy, bleeding
badly, was so groggy that he was forced
to hang on 10 save himself, and the
crowd shouted to the referee to stop
the fight
Mcfarland paid little attention To his
opponents body. The majority of his
blows were left uppcrculs TO the jaw,
and right and left swings to head.
Tenth Round Fast.
The tenth round finished fast. and it
appeared as II Mccarthy would be
knocked out He swung wildly and ran
into such a rain OF McFarland's head
punches that he became groSgy He
cllnched and was able to stay the limit.
Referee Melody was forced several
times TO caution Mccarthy for hitting
low.
In a preliminary bout Pierce Matthews
OF Denver knocked out Eddie Ramsey
OF Philadelphia in the fifth round.
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Wrestler Badly Injured.

BAY CITY. Mich. Jan. 9.-After one
here tonight John Bllieter of Toledo.
lightweight champion of the United
States. caught William Bingham OF Lon
don England. English lightweight cham
pion. mapping and with 81 hammer lock
put Bingham out OF commission for at
least two months. His shoulder liga-
ments were torn. Bingham's manager
defaulted the second fall.
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May Go to Supreme Court.
Unholz In Ogden.
al TO The Tribune

Special 70 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. 9,-Rudolph Unholz, III
Bocr fighter from South Africa, passe
through Ogden this morning on his va
to Davenport. Ia. where his parents ar
now living. UnllolZ has been tourin
Australia. where he says he picked U
a lot of coin meeting fighters of his clas
His last fight, with Cyclone" john
Thompson, was lost TO the Sycamore Lad
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-10
BASEBALL IDOL ARRESTED
FOR SPEEDING NEW AUTO

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 9-willlam
Lange. former idol of the Chicago Cubs,
was arrested today in this city for eX-
ceeding the speed limit In the automobile
which was presented to him by the Chi
cago baseball fans when he visited that
city during the worlds championship Sc
Tres between Philadelphia and Chicago
The car was shipped here from Chi
cago. a short time ago, and Lange was
making his first trial at the wheel when
he arrested.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-10
MAKING PROGRAMME FOR
HORSE RACES NEXT FALL

Horace s. Ensign. secretary OF the
State Fair association, has gone to Grand
Junction TO attend meeting of the d.
rectors OF the Western Colorado and
Utah Racing circuit. At the meeting to
be held there today a programme for the
races next fall viii be mapped out.
The circuit was organized last Novem-
Der and Will bring better harness horses
to the next state fair. If the expecta
tions OF the promoters are reached. Mr..
Ensign Ia secretary OF the circuit.
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Reagan Seeks a Match.
O The Tribune.

Special To The Tribune.
LOS ANGELES, Cal, Jan. 9.-Jimmy
Reagan. now In Butte. Is coming to Los
Angeles soon and Bob Laga, his man
agcr. Is trying TO match him against the
winner OF the Webster Rivers go next
Saturday with "A side bet of from S100
To $500. Tom McCarty may put Reagan
on January 2S against the winner OF the
Webster Rivers fight.
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RAIN STOPS AVIATION
PROGRAMME AT FRISCO

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. o-Owing to
rainfall today's aviation programme was
postponed until tomorrow.
A prize of $1,000 10 any aviator who
will fly 10 the top of Mount Tamalpais.
on the northern side OF the Golden Gate,
has been offered by railway company
that is interested in. promoting such an
event.
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Flanner Offered lob.

CINCINNATI. Jan. 9.-Chairn,an Au-
gust Hermann of the national commits
sion announces that the new position OF
assistant 10 himself has been offered to
Secretary Joseph Flanner of President
Ban Johnson's staff in Chicago. This
position will pay $4,000 a year and tray-
cling eXpenses.