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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-08

To settle a ong-standiug claim To SUI
pcriority over the university law stu
denis. the medics challenged them 10 a
football game, which was played yes
terday afternoon on Cummings field and
which resulted in "A To score, Twenty
Two men filed into Coach Bennions Of
fec yesterday afternoon and asked to
be fitted out with the proper uniforms.
The necessary equipment was furnished
and the hostile forces marched onto the
field. il was Il fierce contest from start
TO finsh. y sturdy medic ran into
Right Guard Critchow and broke his
nosc.
Before ths game Dave OIesen, a sup
porter OF the law team. took up Il sign
bearing the legend. Football ut Cum
nings field this afternoon" and. fol-
lowed by "A lot OF law students, paradcd
around the campus. collecting quite Il
crowd.
In the first quarter the laws kick cd
off and managed 10 keep the ball in tho
medics' territory the entire quarter.
During this quarter, Right End Jameson,
for the mcdlcs. featured with some splcn-
did iackling and WAS the star OF the first
period
In the second quarter the advantage
changed and the play WAS mostly in
laws territory. WinternitZ. the medic
quarterback, got away for IL forty-yard
run and would have made a touchdown
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-08
Today's Columbia Entries.

COLUMBIA. s. c.. Dec. Entries for
Friday.
First race, five furlongs s-Arany. los;
I5Ncalioar. lic: Wildwood, 1o6: "Orpeth
81; 'Christmas Daisy. 1ol; queen Bee,
I0I: American Girl. l02.
Second race. five and half furlonGs
selling-Sure Get. i12. Elizabeth Har-
wood .112; Grenida. lo7; PejorIta. 1o7
Sal Volatile, 1l2: Standeli. ll2.
Third race. selling. ono mle-Pro6le
H.; Eddie Graney, 10I; Golden Treasure
104; 'Onl.ley 80: -Montagnic. l07. Dune
Campbell 100: Duncraggi 1,2: 'Howard
Shean, 1oI; doctor Bod'ne. 90. -Moltkc
I05
Fourth race; Turf Hurdle handicap
Ball, 1d4; Enniskillen. i55; The Speaker
$50: Gun Cotton 15e: lIibernica, 100
Fifth race. five furlcngs. sellng-May
Nora. no; Carroll. 1l3; "MollIe Gibson
los; sChlton Squaw. los; Ynea, no
PDanceaway. Ii3; Premier. i05. Tor
Shaw. 116: Tippy, 1c5; 81. II. Barr, los
Sewell. l16.
Sixth race mile, sellinS-Irish Kid, LOG
Duke OF Bridgewater5 100: Helene. lo2
'Roseburg IL. 102; Otilo. III; 'Michac
Angelo. 1iS: 'Clcnl Beachy. los.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-08
GIVES OUT LETTER
WRITTEN TO JOHN D.
Almoner of Oil Magnate
Backs Up Chiefs Dealings
With the MerrittS.

NEW YORK. Dee. Acting FOR Johu
j.. Rockefeller and himself. the Rev.
Frederick r. Gates today announced That
he would In due time reply 10 the in
vltalou of Chairman Stanley Ia appear
before the committee Of tho nouse of
representatives which Is Investigating The
United States Steel corporation He also
made public a letter from G. W. Wet
more 10 John u. Rockefeller dated Mo-
ven,her % 1898, after Mr.. Rockefeller
had loaned TO the Merritts all the money
ne ever furnished them. The Mevrltts
were largely interested in the Mesaba
ore properties and in his testimony be
fore the Stanley committee Leonidas
Merritt charged Mr. Rockefeller with
calling loans. as result OF Wnich
liz alleges. the Merritts lost their in
tsrest in the properties and the railroad
built 10 develop Them.
nr, Rockefeller recently denied calling
lhe loans.
In the letter made public by Mr.
Gates. which vas written after all deal
ings between Mr., Rockefeller and the
Merriits were practically over, Mr- Wet
more said,
Every step that has been taken re-
sulting In the great combination OF min
ing and railway interests now concluded
with the single exception. so far as I can
; way stock by The consolidated com
,pany, which. | believe, was first sug
'gested by Mr.. Gates. was planned and
proposed by me and urged upon you.
with tho exception stated, | do not
recall any contract leading 10 ihc con-
soldation tho cssentiu terms of which
were not first suggested by myself, and
IN every caso YOU fu1nlled. without ques-
ton, every obligation which was imposed
upon YOU by the contracts.
The financial crisis last summer made
81 necessary 10 make further demands
upon you than any OF us anticipated Had
] foreseen the extent and s1verty of
that crisis ] certainly should not have
attempted 10 execute the consolidation
OF mining interests which mas been ac-
compliahcd
"All OF thcsc extraordinary and un-
foreseen demands upon your time and
resources have been met by you. in my
opinion. most generously. This Is the
simple truth, and / am glad to say it TO
you.
Tho Mr.. Wetnore referred 10 was. ut
tii- time. business associate Of the Mer-
ritts and is now president OF the North
erfl American company in New York
Affixed 10 the letter is the following
note from Leoridas Merritt:
II have read the above statement OF
facts signed by Mr., Wetrnore and
cbeerfully certify 10 their accuracyD
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-08
sEoWeLL WINS WITH NAozU.
Old Long Distance Steed Captures Flu,
Race at Columbia Track.

COLUMBIA, S. c.. Dec. Ideal rae
ing weather and an attractive card
brought a large crowd ont 10 the fair
grounds this afternoon. Tho racing was
above the ordinary. several events re-
sulting In close finishes. TDrce favorites
won Results:
First race. five furlouEs Elizabeth o..
straight TO !. won; Doris Ward. place
to =. second: Lord Densmore. show 1
To third Time, 1;0l 3-5.
Second race. five furlonss--IIelen Scott,
straight I 10 /. won: Sabo Blend. place 9
10 !. second Mason. show to >, third
Time, I 90 3-5
Third race. mile and an eighth-Elar-
ney. straight To .. won; Kilderkin
place 10 ;. second. Spring Frog. show
s 70 ., third Time. /: :55 3-5
Fourth race. five and a half furlongs-
Thrifty, straight 10 >. won; Casque
place 10 5. second Merisc, show even
third Time, ! :0T 1-5.
Fifth race. mile and an eighth--Nadzu
straight Z 10 IN, won; Haldrman. place
to .. second; Warner Grtswel. show 10
), third. Time. l:5S.
Sixth race. five and half furongs-
Jessupourn. straight TO /, won: Anavri
place ! to ]. second, Fort Worth, show
TO s, third. Time I 07 l-5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-08

mon Werc so universally beloved.
With us. We arc taught To shoot ms
hoys. and taught in the strictest manner.
We arc never allowed 10 own or carry
gun until VIC were graduated in care
funcSs Anyone who develops danger
Gus propcnsitics In the manner of car
ryinG his gun, or not unloading In dan
Gcrous ground. Is taboo and gets no In
vitatons To shoot havc actually seen
at n shooting party the host cry off the
days sport and return home owing To
the dangerous behavior OF one OF the
shooters.
In rifle shooting. of course the weapon
Is ten times more dangerous. NY idea
is that the government should only give
licenses To carry Il rife 10 boys over n
certain age, and only 10 those boys or
mon who can pass a test in the knowl-
edge OF weapons.
In deer hunting q law should be passed
that a red Jacket and rcd cap should be
worn. II may mean the loss OF few
deer To the hunters. but II would mean
much saving OF life. There are six car
dinal rules in all gun and rifle hunting:
/. Never be loaded except when
absolutely necessary. in action. 90 10
speak.
,, Always unload in dangerous.
slippery ground. or when crossing OBJ
siaclcs.
2. Never fire at any object that
YOU cannot sec from head To tail or
sufficient To he absolutely certain.
4. Always carry gun or rife with
the muzzlc pointed TO the ground or
10 the Sky.
>. Any ono who points a gun at n
human being in Joke or otherwise
should bc immediate tcly disaiTned and
not lac allowed to shoot for five
ears-blaclSlIstcd So 10 speak, Never
frc at A deer In the direction where
YOU last saw your mate.
s. Always agree with your shoot
Ing mat" 20 shoot only to The right
or 10 In" left. AS So,I decide. and for
ward. You viii certainly lose a few
deer. but better that than have your
mates death ON YOUR conscience
through your carclcssness
il is very useful to carry pair OF field
glasses when deer hunting. They don {
take up much space and arc not heavy.
and thcy arc invaluable in determining
the species OF any object Of which You
are not sure, do hope that the matter
viii bc taken up. One hundred deaths
in ono ycar Is Too ppaIlinG 10 think OF.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-08
NcC1Oskey Expects to Sell His Butte FranChlS
OLYMPIC TRYOUTs IN
TAKE PLACE IN WEs|
Representatives Appointed Il
Coast Cities, but None forl
Salt Lake.

NEW YORK, Dec. AT a mo.,.I
Of the executive committee ot =
American Olympic committee to,,.-
James r.. Sullivan Of this city was g.
chairman Of the team selection comr,,,
tee for the games TO he held in sv.s-
next year. Matthew =. Halpln q, i
New York Athletic club. who scr,,a.
manager for the American team, Z
Athens and London was chosen II !
tho same position at Stockholm :
Michael G. Murphy, trainer for thc ,'J,
versIty of Pennsylvania, was sclecs.a
trainer for The American Athletic fs1,
OF 1912.
IL WAS decided TO hold tryouts In q.
| ton, Chicago and San Francisco ~
date vet TO be selected. which wifi !.
pionships or any dual meets. AS Far
7 possible. Tryouts for the pentasb,.'
| viii bc held on April IL and FOR ihs \
cathlon on April 10 and 70.
| The National 4. a. l. and in,e,,.
llegiatc indoor swimming champlonssS
and the national swimming channjrss
outdoor. for 1911 viii br taken into -.
sidcration when the team OF swimmc
Is selected. II will not bc possIbs ,
hold swimming tryouts outdoors. a.
will be too cold. For the first time IA
! United States will be represented In
evcnts-ridlnG. fencing. cycling. ctc.
! The national team selection commit,
! for the Pacific coast follows: w
Humphries. San Francisco; John ].
| Angeles. a. s. Goldsmith. Seattle
/ Morris Dunnett. Portland; prof.
! O'Neill. Los Angeles; DR.. Frank Anrs
! Leland Stanford.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-08
JOCKEYS ROSEN AND
WORDSWORTH FINED
Riders Strike Each Other With
Whips and Are Assessed
$50 for Row.
WALSH IS SUSPENDED
Pride of LiSnlore and Lackrose
Win at Good Odds on
Juarez Course.
WALSH IS SUSPENDED

JUAREz. Mexico. Dec. Pride OF
Lismorc. backed down from 1@ 10 I 10
s 10 I led from the start and easily won
the flve-furlong sprint by three lengths at
Juarez today. a grand field of sprutcrs.
which included Tolic Levy, Napa Nick
Harrigan and others, was beaten badly
by Lismore,
The stewards fined Jockeys Moesworth
and Rosen $50 each for hitting each other
with their whips during the second race,
JOCKEY Walsh was set down ten days
for rough riding.
Summary:
First race. six furlongss-Chenticlcr'
Io5 DIcnrD, TO I. second; Judge Hen :
derson, 1OS (Walsh,. IL 10 ;. third. Time.
i1t. Clyde freeman Blt OF Fortune,
LADY stalwart.. Mamac. Boane' Tom
Franks and Rushwhacker also ran.
Second race one mlc-Annie McGcc.
Iol tC,arter) 10 L. won; Miss I<orn, %
tMolesworth). II to. >. second; l3iac'
Mato. loo (Buxton>, 2 10 l, third Time
lao 3-5. Rake. Lotta Creed. Ocean
Queen. Fern and Sir Angus also ran,
Third race, six furongs-Mario l!yde'
los tWalsh). to !. won; FLYING Post
los (Molcsworth). 3 20 2, second: Rosamo
M (Honmau). 10 ., third. Thnc,
1:la a-5. Earlene Emma c.. Lena Lecll
and Acquia also ran,
Fourth race SIN tnriongs s-Nldsco ~
Carter. : to >. won: Flying Wolf loJ
(Gross). to 10 for place, was second
Oakland 100 (NTolesworthl. TO TO win
was third, Time, 1:l2 40. Only three
starters.
Fifth race five furlonss Pride OF Lis
moro Jos GHoward), s 10 !. won: John
Griffin H.. l0S (Molcsworth). to !, sec
ond Napa Nick. 10 (BuNton). 10 !,
third Time. 90 80. King FIX. Shooting
Spray. HarriGan and Follie Levy also ran,
Sixth race. one mile--Lackrose. l02
(Molesworth). s To ,, won; Dutch Rock.
III (Henry), to /. second Balronias 1of
Carter. Is 10 5. third. Time, 30 10
Fred Mulholland and Setback also ran,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-08
Law and Medical Students
Play 5 to 5 football Tie

but for the fcetness Of McNicce, the op-
posing quarterback.
~ the beginning of The second half
the medics started on a steady march
down The field. They took the ball on Il
series OF lnc bucks and end runs To tho
ten ward line, where Paul took II over
for the first score Of the game. Paul
failed to kick goal and the third quarter
ended with the score + 10 in favor OF
the doctors During this quarter tic
line bucks of Paul were the feature.
There WAS less than n minute to play
when Dilman passed the ball To Dsl-
glclah who took II over tho goal line after
spectacular run of twenty Yards
through broken field. Diman faicd
10 kick goal and tho final whistle an
nounced The game u tie.
The lineup:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-08
UTAH WILL NOT
PLAY NEBRASKA

Tie university football team hold
meeting yesterday for the purpose OF re-
considering the question as 10 Whethcr
ITtah sbnuid meet Nebraska or not, and
,he mon decided in The negative. ne
men have broken training. but ihcy
vetoed the proposition because IT would
take too much time away from thrlf
lessons They said they could not neg
lect their school work any longer
The athcluc council was very much
disappointed, as the game would have
lessencd the deficit this year. Inc
votc was taken. There are fifteen men
who are entitled to vote and II requires
ten votes TO pass any measure. Wren
the second vote WAS counted IL was
found that savcn men were opposed TO
plaNing. so the game is off.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-08

Spccial 10 Tie Tribune.
BUTTE. Mont. Dec. John McClos-
key, owner OF the Butte franchise in The
Union Baseball association accompanied
by w. II. Lucas. president of the psso-
olaton, arrived In Butte this morning
10 try to organize stock company to
retain for this city n team in the Union
association and TO put baseball on a
healthy basis in Butte.
The project was preached In a general
u-ay 10 Butte fans today Ivy the two mag
mates and considerable enthusiasm was
manifested
McCloskcy and Lucas this evening OK
pressed every confidence that Butte viii
retain the franchise
4 meeting has been called for carly
next week, when II Is expected some Un-
derstandinE will be reached.
~ have no doubt whatever" declared
Mct'loskcy tonight, that baseball can
he put on a paying basis in Butte the
coming season. with ball park made
comfortable and things there arranged
properly for the public.
The two magnates will remain In Butte
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-08
Today's Jaurez Entries.

JUARr.Z. Mexico. Dec, Entries for
tomorrow's races:
First race. selling. 2ycar-od colts.
iiva and u half fmlongs-@Wild Bear. 9S:
Wrath, 100; Texture. Don't Say No. l0g
Penang. 100; Dudo. Bredwell. los: w. II.
Ford. 1lo: Tourist ll3-
Second race selling. hve and "a nalf
furlones 'Mel,s. tYo Solo, az Tim
Judge 100; Noygorod J.yto Knight 1oo'
John II Shecban. lo7; Hex. los; j. +.
Crowley, llo.
Third race. selling ono mile sugar
Lump. %; Bell Cliffs. Big Claim, as:
Wicket. Charles Green. Cameo. l01;
Kddy Ice. 10; Alma Roy. IA,
Fourth race purse. 2vearol olds, five
turlongs-Thc Visitor. Wastella. 1903:
yanir 1o6: Closer, Calissc, ioI; MImoriso,
Lady Rankin il2.
Fifth race, selling. five and a half f'r-
longs -Marsand l0t: Flying Footsteps,
Fundamental los: Quartermastcr, l01;
Delaney. Godhnn. AnGelus. 1o9: Cen
eral Marchmon' III
Paxton, TOO: 'Wool Winder. los. Mis-
prison. Barney Oldncld. Keep Moving
Allen Fcarn. I07. Tommy Twis, los.
Apprentice allowance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-08
BOISE LAD TO BOX
JOHNS OR DAVIS

John Templeion. the Boise boxer ar
rived i'm Salt Lake yesterday and will
train for his promised bout with either
Tally Johns or ''I<id" Davis Temple on
has been matched to box the winner of
tho Johns Davis bout which takes place
next Wednesday night at willard Beams.
'rempletou weighs only 1l6 pounds. so he
Will have TO coucede several pounds, but
fans who liHve seen him in the ring say
he is capable OF winning even with That
hau
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-08
Bailey Turfman Again.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Dec. lit was an
nounced here today that Senator Joseph
W. Bailey OF Texas. who rctiTeS from
tho Irnitod States senate in March, has
re conferred the trottlnE horse game and
has bought string OF light harness
horses with which he Will campaign next
season. Bailey sold his farm and string
of racers here last year. saying he
would not race again,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-08
FRESHMEN TO PLAY
BOUNTlFUL TONlGE

University freshmen viii play q,
first game OF basketball of the eeas
tonight i'm Bountitul with the nigh srhs
team The team is not picked yet,
extra men will bc taken 80 that Re
Mon will bc able To try them out \
following men viii make the "trip: PA
DarIv, Sebastian. Ray Done, Pal
Done. Smith. NTaushn. Thomas. M
Iian1s ana Erickson. Tomorrow night 4
same squad. with tho addition Of II
and WINS. goes to CenterviIlc. ghs
they will play the Ceutcrvllle ii
school
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-08
BASKETBALL TEAM
IS GOING ON TRIP

The high school basketball team fin
ishcd practicing yesterday in preparation
for the games with l,ehi and Mount
Pleasant. The largest squad OF The year
turned out and threw baskets, running
tho ball up and down the floor. The
mon who will make the trip are flawlcy
and Pyko, forwards; Ward and Wilson,
guards; Melntyre, centors: Porter, sub
stiiute forward; Wallace. substitute
guard and center. The team will leave
at 5:1I o'clock tomorrow afternoon over
the Denver e Rio Grande railroad.
Kceley Ice Cream Co. S new uptown
store, adjoining Empress thcatcr. See
us for Xmas candy. Special price.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-08
May Succeed Wyman.

Blue Of the marine hospital service, who
was recalled from Hawaii following the
death OF Surgeon General Wyman. and
who has been prominently mentioned as
tho possible SUCCESSOR 10 DIR. Wyman ar
rived here today from Honolulu on the
steamer Siberia, DR.. Blue will proceed
al once to ,Waahington
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-08
IDAHO ACADEMY
FOOTBALL BANQUET
Special 10 The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune.
BOISE. Ida, Dec 1.-Thc fourth
annual football banquet of the Academy
of Idaho will be held AT the BannoCk
hotel Friday evening, December s. While
the banquet is given i'm honor or the
1911 "Bantars.' friends and pat rons of
the academy and former students are
cordially invited to attend Last year
covers were laid for eighty and already
nearly that number has reserved platos
The people will gather in the hotel par
lor from $50 10 O'Clock: where they
will be entertained by Sammss or
chestra and Will then march into the
dining
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-08
Three Children Drowned.

SAN MATEO. CAL Dec. 7.-Thrce
small children, John lizard. aged 8: Ir-
win Daniels aged .. and Marguerite Nc
Lennon, aged 0, were drowned here today
when raft on which they were playing
In pond capsizsd.
The children were on their way home
from school. and showed out on the
raft, leaving on shore smaller brother
OF John IZzard. Carl who summoned aid.
The boys were dead before succor reached
them and the girl could not be revived
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-08
DENVER TEAM OWNER
WANTS BOSTON CLUB
speciaI 10 The Trihunc.

Special 10 The Tribune.
DENVER Dec. flames c. McGlll.
who inherited a fortune from his uncle.
"Pittsbure Phil has sent Jack Hen
bricks, manager of the pcnnant-w winning
Denver ball team, TO Boston TO buy the
National league franchise and team in
the Hub George Smith. or 'Pittsburg
Phil as he was better known. left Nc
Gill sum estimated ut a half million
and McCiili is the owner uf the Denver
team. out Of which he has made consid =
cradle money. II is understood that if
McGill succeeds In buying the Boston club
lie will make Hendricks manager and hire
Il new man for the Denver Grizzlies.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-08
Yokel TO Tackle HeavYweights

Mike Sokel viii wrestle Hassan You
soui. the Turk at Willard Beans next
"Wednesday night; BelIasco. Thursday
night: Mclaughlin. Friday night, and
three others on Saturday night. Yokel
agrees To throw each one OF these men
in an hour They arc all much heavier
than Yoliel
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-08
EVANSTON TEAM
IS COMING WE

CHICAGO. Dec. 1.--Th" Evanston acz
cmy football team has arranged Ts'
crn trip, leaving this city on Decembsr1
Matches have been closed with high sch
teams at Portland Or, and Taco5
Wash.
Challenges have been TccciT Cd from n
school teams i'm Pendcton and Salem,
Weuatchee. Spokane and Aberdeen. We
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-08

- ISHlI' Wy lll'
accidental discharge
Of n gun in climb
ing over II hedge
Ny brother was
one OF the most
careful men out
shooting that I ever
saw. and yet, poor
fellow, through care
lcssncss in not un-
loading his gun
while crossing an
obstacle he Wa s
called To tho great
beyond al q sec
ond's notice, 10 tho
grief Of the whole
rannt,-- ~ fDNt-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-08
Giant Is ARMY Captsin.

WEST POINT. \. Y. Dec. 7-Ieland
Deyore. left tackle on this gears Army
eleven. will be captain of the team next
year Devore is a member Of the sec
ond class and is the tnlIest man in >thc
academy, standing six feet three and a
half Inches. and weighs 201 pounds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-08

!, for brief time and VIII proceed from
here 10 the league meeting al Missoula.
Upon the success of The project de-
scribed in the foregoing dispatch depends
Pocatcllo's chance To get into the Union
Baseball league II McClosleN succeeds
I'm disposlng of his interests In Butte 10
a syndicate which will back the club
Pocetollo will also get n franchise and
the league viii be expanded into an
clght-club organization, Ii McCloskey
falls 10 dispose OF his Butte franchise
Butte VIII he dropped from the league
and Ogden substituted.
PocateDo nas a good site for park
and enough enthusiastic fans TO support
n club so It is hoped that Butte fans
will organize and talio The franchise off
McCloskey's hands.
Whether they do or not. McClcsley
Is going TO Ogden. Within the next two
ar three days Pocatollo will know wheth
or II will have "a league ball team, The
league meeting nj Missoula December ii
will bring together all !hc maSnatcs Of
toe Union league and they will lay their
plans for the coming season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-08
Briton Is Knocked Out.

NEW YORK. Dec Joe Jeanette, the
negro heavyweight, knocked out "Jewey''
Smith OF England in the third round OF a
scheduled ten-round bout here tonight.
Smith hit Jeanette but twice during the
three rounds wicked right to the jaw
gave Smith his quictus.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-08
ROLLER MATCHED
WITH Peterson

CHICAGO. Dec. DIR. n. T. Roller of
Seattle was matched last night 10 wrestle
Jess Pederson, scandinavian champion. at
a local park next Wednesday night The
match is the best one so far obtained by
Peterson since lac has been in this conn
try. The best two out Of three falls Will
govern
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-08
WANTS DEER HUNTERS
TO WEAR RED COATS
Marquis of Queensberry Sug-
gests Means to Lessen Acct
dents to Nimrods.
METHODS IN ENGLAND
Training Strict, but "Q's'
Brother Lost His Life While
Out Shooting.
METHODS IN ENGLAND
BY MARQUIS OF ouEENsBERRY.

The toll of hunting deaths this year
is terrible and seems almost inconcciv-
able. 1t has a peculiar solemnity 10 inc
as my beloved elder brother, Drumlanris,
was killed while partridge shooting in