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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-06
KENNETH KERR MAY GO
AFTER MAMMOTH BEARS

Kenneth c. Kerr formerly railroad ed
itor of The Tribune but now industrial
agent for the Alaska Steamship COM
pany, writes from Seattle that he is con-
sidering the advisablity OF making up
a party OF sportsmen To go after the big
gcst bears on earth-the brown brun Of
kadiak Island. These bears are real mon
sters. Hunters who have seen other spe-
cies say that even the Rocky Mountain
grizzly does not weigh as much as the
Kadiak bears. although the grizzly Is
gamer.
Mr. Kerr writes that he has received
so many letters from sportSmen who are
anxious to take the trip that he has
about decided to take party to Kadiak
island. He has gone so far with the
arrangements that he has retained guides
who are so sure that they can lead the
party TO the lair Of giant bruin that they
are willing 10 wager n part OF their
pay on ",
ANY sportsman desiring To make one
OF this party will have TO sail from Sc
attic April s or May S. when the Alaska
Steamship company's ships leave for Ka-
diak Island.
The Kadials bear furnishes more sport
for the tourist than any other game at
this season OF the year. Mr.. Kerr next
autumn expects to make up some par
ties 10 hunt moose. caribou and noun
tain sheep.
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ROUND THE WORLD WINS
JUAREZ OAKS STAKE

JUAREz Mexico. March 5.-W. c.
YANKEES Round the World, the To
favorte. easily won the first Juarez
Oaks. at one milc. at Terrazas park to-
day, She led from start 10 finish and
was pulling UP at the end The day
was ideal for racing, and an immense
crowd turned out. Summary;
(Rce). even, won; Cash on Delivery. 1l2
(Glass), even, second. Closer. 1l5 tJ
Howard), even. third Time. Al 2-5.
Yanker and ErfoIg also ran. Calisse and
Closer coupled In straight betting only.
Second race, selling. five and half
furlongs-Oriental Pearl, 103 tAllen), 3
to I. won: Balella. 11S (Tsplin), to l,
third Time, l.O6 is. Aragonese. Mr..
Dock, Pleasant nzie and Jim Me also
Third race, six furongs Trance los
(Kennedy), l 10 2, won: Chapultepec. l09
(Glass), s 10 /. second: Napa Nick. 10
(Taplinl. to l, third. Time, LIP. West
Point also ran.
Fourth race. Juarcz Oaks. three-year-
olds. fllies. one mile-Round the World.
ll2 GIiggins). I To q won; Marjorie A..
1l2 (Taplin), to /, second: BEETLE Sue.
112 (Rice), 10 To l, third. Time, l:49 3-5.
Rue ard Jest also ran.
Fifth race. selling: six ,furlongs.Lady
Hand: los CTaplin), 6 to J, second; ELL
erd, III (Molesworth), 10 to L third
Time. l:13 3-5. Rio Pecos, Emma c..
Little Marchmont. Gramercy and Pedro
also ran.
Sixth race, selling, mile and a quarter
Miss Caithness. l02 (RooneY), 2 to 1.
won; Barney Oldfcld, los (Rice). TO 5.
second. Runa. lO6 (Taplin). 6 to I. third
Time. 2G0S. Personality. Taskmaster and
Nesme also ran.
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Heber Poultry Show.
lecial to The Tribnne

special to The Tribune
HEBER. March 5.-The second poultry
SHOW held in Wasatch county closed yes
tcrday. The quality OF birds shown was
peter than last year, and there was a
larger number OF entries. The Judging
was done hy r. y, Woolloy Of Provo The
winners were as follows:
Buff Orpingtons: First cockerel. Sec
ond and third pullet second and third
hen G. n. JorEansen: frst hen and pull
let; NJ. a. Smith; second cock, George
Coleman
Rhode Island Reds; John y. Anderson
Won al! ribbons in this class Houdans:
D. r.. Goodwin Won all ribbons Bun
4 Myandottes. j. r. Allen Bros. won all
ribbons Barred Rocks; Charles j
,Wahtquist won all ribbons White Leg
horns: J. NJ Chapman won first and
second pens. FIRST. second and third pull
lots and cockerels. j. &. Hlcken, third
pen and first cocksrcl.
Silver Spanglcd HamburEs: Don +
Kay won all ribbons. Brown Leghorns
FREDERICK Crook. first pen and first cock
erel and first and second pullets.
White Wvandottes: First pen. first
second and third hen, first cockcrel. thirc
1 pen and third coCkercl Charles Dc Graf
second pen. first and second cockerel
irst and third pullets. j r. Price; seconc
pullet. j. G, Uickcn.
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

BIRD-The funeral OF William Frederick
Bird. who died at the home OF his SON.
William +. Bird. Jr., pos Third East
street. will he held today. March 6, 1911,
AT 90 p. m. from the funeral chapel oi
Eber W. Hall. 16I South West Temple
Interment. City cemetery.
EVANS-In this city. March T. 1911
Frank Evans. aged So years. Funeral
services will be held at O'Donnell q Co S
chapel Tuesday March Z, at , p. m, In
tcrment. City cemetery.
TAYLOR-FuncraI services over James
Taylor who died i'm this city March 4
1911, will bc held at O'Donncll s. Co :
chapel today (Monday) at p. m. In
termcnt. City cemetery
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Brigham City Wins.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY March 5.-Aftcr a
number of basketball games during the
season In Box Elder county for the cham
plonship the Brigham City high school
five carried away the honors last night
In fast game Of ball With the Fielding
tive. The county was divided into two
divisions. each division composed of n
number of teams from the various
schools These teams have been strug =
Cling for the championship OF their re-
speCtive divisions. after which the two
champion teams We're to match for the
championship Of tho county. Only two
games were PLAYED. however. Brigham
winning at Fielding Friday night by Il
score Of II TO and last night the second
game of the series. the score being 81
10 II In Brlgham'S fnvor
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WANTED

LADIES, WE CALL FOR AND DE-
liver any loan Uncle Sam. RESPONSE
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WRESTLING BOUTS AT
THE MISSION TONIGHT

Tonight at the Mission thcatcr Alex
Swanson will meet his first conner. His
opponent is the faomus English wrest
ling champion. Tom Connor Swanson
will have his hands fun Connor won n
long string OF victories over such wrcst-
lers as Farmer Burns Tom MCMahon.
Stranger Lewis. Hugh Leonard. Peter
Schumacher Ernest Roohcr Harvey Par
l<cr and others. IT Swanson can throw
him IN fifteen minutes he will surely
nave to do better than he did against
YolecL In addition tp this. Otto Ross will
60 on with Swanson in an exhibition,
showing tho different holds used In the
wrestling art. also showing the favorite
holds OF the former and present day
cha mpionS
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Fillmore Wants Hatchery

Miah Day. district game and fish war
der at Fillmore, is in the city. Mr. Day
explained that. MS yet, Fillmore has no
fish hatchery. but, according To jnforma- =
tion from the commissioner office a
plant Will bc erected in that locality this
tall. At present Mr.. Day said, consign-
ments Of fry are being received from the
Murray and SprinRville hatcheries The
speaker estimated that more than soc. 600
trout would he distributed among the
streams of TN" southern part of the
state this summer.
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ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.

ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.
District OF Utah:
On this ath day OF March A. n.
1911. on reading the foregoing II is or
dered by the court. that a hearing be had
upon the same ON the 24th day OF March.
\. d. 1911. before said court at Salt
Lake City. in said district, at ten o'clock
in the forenoon; and that notice thereof
he published in the Salt Lake Tribune.
n newspaper printed IN said district. and
that all known creditors and other per-
sons in interest may appear al the said
time and place and show cause, II any
they have. why The prayer of the said
petitioner should not be granted.
And Il is further ordered by the court
that the clerk shall send by mail TO all
known creditors copies OF said petition
and this order. addressed to them at
their places OF residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable John A. Mar
shall Judge OF the said district court. and
the seal thereof, Mt Salt Lake city, in
said district. on the ith day OF March
\ n. 1911
Attest: JERROLD r. LETCHER,
(Seal of court.) Clerk
c6S1 Deputy Clerk.
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NO MORE PILES
Hem.Roid Does It's Work Thoroughly
No Return.

If you have piles, you know that the
usual treatment with salves, supposi.
tories or operations can't be depended
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Outside treatment won't cure the in"
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DEC0RATES SALES ROOMS
FOR B0TTERILL'S SHOW

George Maacll. the decorator and sew
eral assistants were busily engaged Sun
day IN getting the salcsrooms OF the Tom
BottciU Automobile company ready foI
the auto show which opens next Thurs
day afternoon and continues through the
following Wednesday. Novel ideas will
he carried out In the decorations for the
motor car exhibit, Mr.. Maack promises
Part Of the appointments VIII be set
pieces. which have been made at the
shop Of Mr. Mack and which Will be
placed in the automobile plant today
These pieces Will form booths for the au-
tomobiles to be shown in and also at
uactive littlc coy corners for the benc-
tit Of show visitors
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United states for the District Of Utah.
In the matter OF Richard w. Jenkins.
bankrupt.-No 1876 in bankruptcy
Petition for discharge.
To the Honorable John A. Marshall,
Judge of the district court OF the United
States FOR the district OF Utah:
Richard w. Jenkins. OF Salt Lake City,
In the county OF Salt Lake and state OF
Utah. in said district. respectfully rep
resents that on the 18th day OF January
last past, he was duly adjudged bank
rupt under .he acts of Congress relating
TO bankruptcy; that he has duly surrend
cred all his property and rights of prop
erty, and has fully complied with oil the
requirements OF said acts and OF the or
ders Of the court touching his bank
ruptcy,
Wherefore he prays that he may he de-
creed by the court to have full dis
charge from all debts provable against
his estate under said bankrupt acts. eX-
cept such debts as are excepted by law
from such discharge.
Dated this ith day of March. A. d.
1911,
RICHARD w. JENKINS.
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NEW HIGH MARK IN
BOWLING TOURNAMENT

BUFFALO, March 5.--Two new high
marks for the National Bowling associa-
tion's flfth tournament were made to-
DAY l., Scmoncs of Chicago. bowling 6i7
in the Individual series disodged j. r.
Greenfield Of Cleveland from the leader
ship. Greenfield had 6i3. Heir and Hall
of the Flenners OF Chicago rolled ii6 in
The first game OF their three in doubles
Heir having 2i2. being the best individual
score In the double event. The five
teams were divided into two squads to-
night. In the first group OF fourteen
Teams the j, a, Fords OF Detroit were
the best
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Tonight al the Manhattan clubs hall.
6S Postofficc place. the regular weekly
entertainment, including five boxing
bouts. will be given. The best Of these.
If indications are worth anything. VIII
be between Young Logan and Joe Clark.
Clark, with the possible exception OF
Howard Baker is the best boxer at pres
cnt in Salt Lake. He has been trying 10
get q match with Baker, but the latter
seems reluctant.
A rumor is gaining credcncc that Baker
came over to Utah from Colorado 10 see
his girl instead of TO fight although w.
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FIREPRoOF STORAGE

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c. Jones. Baker's adviser. says Baker
will fight when the signs are right.
In Clark's last contest he disposed OF
his opponent before the first round had
ended. The balance of the card consists
OF:
Dick Hodges VS. Earl kirtlcy. two plas-
terers who were formerly boxers, Chick
Colman VS. Harry White; Young Law
renee VS.. Sailor Gordon; Young Bishop
VS.. Dick Hart.
The last bout. too. should be interesting
for Dick Hart has made many friends by
his clever showing,
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Payson Dissatisfied.

The following communication from q
member Of the Payson basketball team
mas been received, In the game be-
tween Paysou and Weber stake on Thurs
day. March >. Payson team claims the
right To the game owing 10 the decisions
given hv Referee Romney who minis
terprctod the rules. Three field goals
were made by Payson which he objected
TO being placed on the score book. which
should have been counted and one point
awarded on each basket. according to
basketball rules. Had Payson got the
points aforementioned, Payson would have
led Weber"
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Two Basketball Games.
Special to The Tribune.

ROCl<IAND. Ida. March 5.-Saturday
night two basketball games were played
AZ the Auditorium at American Falls be-
tween local talent. The second high
school huys played with the insurgents of
the Athletics and wcre defeated by a
score OF 20 TO %. This was n good ex-
bibitlor. The regular girls hieh schour
team was matched against the second
team and defeated " badly The second
team played hard and did exceedingly we'll
against the regulars, but lacked practice
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NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing between
r s. Hatch and j. r. Craig, doing busi-
ness under the name of the Package Gro
Gerry at 81 East Second South street.
Salt Lake City Utah, is this day mu-
tually dissolved j. r, Craig taking the
business. assuming all indebtedness and
paying all bills.
(SlGncdl r. S. HATCH.
j. Il. CRAIG.
Dated March l. 1911. cG15
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Sport Notes

What effect will the altitude. of Salt
cat" who is 10 wreste Frank Gotch here
March 81? Gotch. who has been here
and will doubtless take means to mini
nlize il as much as possible. He may
spend considerable time In similar eleya-
tons AT any rate, he knows how to
Advices from Boston are that the Rus
sian win arrive in Salt Lake March 10.
take place. WIN this give him time
enough to become accustomed 10 The at
mosphere OF this valley?
Kenneth Kerr is sending out invitations
10 bear hunters. The function VIII be
held on Kadak island where bruin grows
big
When Ad Wolgast was worsted in a
bout with Knockout Brown In Philadel-
phia, the champion said II was because
his broken arm had not fully healed. He
would not fight again he added. until
the arm was perfectly sound Notwith-
standing this assertion he Immediately
began making arrangements for a return
match and iast Friday night the two
pugllists met before the National Sport
ing club in New York.
Wogast. when this second meeting was
announced. said his arm was perfectly
sound. He was sure OF 1T he averred or
he would not have made the match. Most
]
thought that even a pugilsst would
scarcely dare TO make the same excuse
twice.
Wolgast aid After the match Friday
night he repeated the excuse about the
sore arm. When he meets George Mem
sic at Los Angeles 1t is to be hoped his
not use the same old excuse the third
time. II he does he will he known to
fans as the champion with the sore
arm
Jackie Clarke and Tod Sloan want to
go up in the air higher than they have
ever been,
| Knockout Brown on Wednesday. Feb
| ruary 23 met One Round Hogan at j. +.
! Humphreys club in New York and
among the people in the boxes was no
| less n parsonage than the Hon. Robert
/ came 10 America for the Decics Gould
wedding and who conquered Anthony
I DreXel. Jr., in a fierce box ing bout a. the
/ Could country home, Lakewood. y. j..
/ The bout between Bcresford who was
! amateur heavyweight, champion OF Eng
! land. and DreXel, who is the champion
! society boxer on this side. came about
after many challenges and comments
among society people.
/ Acromp panyinG BcrCsfcrd 10 the Brown
! Hogan fight was the Hon. Ashmead Bort
| lett and a Hungarian baron or two. The
/ one American In the party was n re-
porter for New York newspaper, he
! expected because Be:esford was a boxer
that Beresford at least would show some
| enthusiasm over The fight.
"Gf there's anything In a name, said
the Hon Bobbie; these chaps ought TO
, give us smashin lively go. Knockout
Brown and One Round Hogan! Most
extraordinary names these American
fighters haveLd'you know. | don't think
| II would nc allowed in England.
IN wouldn't. cmphatically agreed
Captain Bartlett. Hes only %. is the
captain. although you wouldn't think II
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Calomel Wins Handicap.

PARIS, March AT the Auteuil track
today the PriN Belle Island. hurdle
handicap at two miles and three furlongs.
stake Sl025, was won by Pfzer's Calomcl.
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WALL PAPER CLEANING

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DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY

WE NOT ONLY SELL YOU DIAMONDS
but loan you within 10 per cent on
Them at any time. All transactions con-
iidential. Utah Loan Sc Jcwelry Co. 16
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Kodak Pictures Finished

Photo Supply CO.. III Main street. Elk
| elusive photo dealers,
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American League.
National League
BURLINGTON FIRSTS WIN
SEVENTH STRAIGHT GAME

The Burlington first basketball team
added one more victory 10 their list of
games last Saturday, making seven
Burlington fIrsts won the hardest con-
tested game they have played this sea-
son, and defeated the Farmingtons by a
score OF 81 to 30 This game was the
fastest that has even been played on
the Burlington floor. The Pennington
five had things their way the first half
of the game. At the end Of this period
boys favor-ln fact, it looked like n
victory for the latter until tho last five
minutes Of the game, when the BurlinG-
out by one point. This makes the third
time they have met the Pennington five,
winning two out OF three games. The
game was marked to be good, fast. vlean
playing all the way through. The line
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WANTED-YOUNG MAN OF GOOD
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from the Ianguid, International look and
manner of him.
Knockout Brown and One Round
Hogan" lie repeated Fancy those
names placarded at the National Sportin'
club or the, good old Olympia in London.
Fancy"
''Oh. dear no. said the Hon. Bobbie.
He simply couldn't fancy such a thing
and lie wouldn't even make an effort.
Not once during the encounter did the
Brtishers show they had any interest
in the bout While the crowd yelled it,
self hoarse, the EnglIshmen assumed a
round when a knockout seemed inevitable,
they went home. They didn't even
learn that Brown got the decision In the
tenth
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LABOR FURNISHED FOR ALL
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Barney Oldficld. the daring driver who
once said he had TO have certain amount
of excitement TO keep him alive Is to set
lie down 10 the prosaic occupation OF
cafe proprietor AS related In telegraphic
cars and the owners OF the cars hope to
get the ban on them lifted which is some
thing Barney could hardly hope TO do.
Oldfield now announces that he will In
vest $4,000 in Los Angeles cafe. Some
day. he says he may go back to auto
racing. VIII he? After a couple OF years
owner of cafe will not Barney take
on too much adlposc tissue to race eX-
Cept in handicaps?
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so MEN TO BORROW MONEY on
anything OF value Uncle Sam. 30 East
lst South. Gao
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AN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN TO
sell building material and who is ac-
quainted with the architects and con-
tractors In this city and vicinity; refer
ences required. Address O4S. Tribune.
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DIED

ENSlGN-ln this city, March 4, 1911,
Meryn T. Ensign. in his seventh year,
Funeral services will he held at the
mortuary chapel OF S. y. Evans, iS South
State street. today (Monday). March G.
at IL o'clock a m. Interment, City ceme-
tery,