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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-07

night comes on OF during the early morn
Ing hours. Last Tuesday morning we
could not read without lights in our
library. although the room las two large
windows 10 the east one north and one
west while above the dense cloud OF
shining. could see ii vainly trying 10
pierce through the gloom.
Tourists coming TO our hitherto beau
tiiul city will not remain long in such an
atmosphere as now exists here. nor can
We blame them. is 81 not indeed time
that something besides talk should be
done? Salt Lake has a reputation for
her now?
Where Is the committee appointed from
the Commercial club? Where the expert
stokcr added to that committee by our
mayor? Can il be possible that thcy
have lost their way In the smoke? II
not why are they not trying 10 abate a
nuisance which daily grows worse?
If the price OF anthracite were not pro
hioitive Of general use in apartment
house furnaces, It's use would cause a
very appreciablc dimnution in the guam
tltv of smoke.
y few mornings ago Tho Tribune told
us OF smoke consuming device which
locomotives. and suggested that il might
work elsewhere. Would il not be well for
those having the matter i'm hand to lool,
up this particular device with n view 10
It's trial?
Something surely should be done, and
that quickly. to save the reputation oi
our heretofore clean fair city, noted foI
its many bright. sunshiny days even In
midwlntcr
:, For the civic section Of The Federated
Womans clubs. MRS. A. j. j.
Salt Lake City. December G. 1911
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-07
CAMEL WINS AT g TO I,
Defeats Glenn seachey and Roebuck at
the Columbia Course.

COLUMBIA. s. G.. Dec. G.-Thc lar
gcst crowd of tho season witnessed the
running Of an ordinary card here today,
The weather was warm and most of the
finishes close, Jockey Turner was sus-
pended for INSTRUMENTATION
Results:
First race. SIX furlongs-Mamita-
straight. to ] won: Miss Stancll place
g 10 / second; Deduction, show out, third.
Time. 1:li l-5.
Second race. six furlongs-Ncllo,
straight to j, won; Judge Howell. place
2 to l.. second: Electric. show to =
Third race. Ave and half furlongs-
Jawbonc. straight I TO T. won; Silas a
snow 4 to .. third. Time, 1:0S
Fourth race, one mile-Troy Weight.
straight s TO D, won; Helen. place TO ].
second; Chippeway, show TO ]. third.
Time. al %.
Fifth race. one miIe-Car1el. straight 8
to J. won. Glenn Beschey, place 70 ,.
second: Roebuck show to 5, third. Time.
1:4I %.
Sixth race five and a half furlonss-
Richard Reed, straight to :, won;
Seneca. place to l.. second Love
Watches. show ) 10 ?. third. Time.
| .01 -.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-07
REALTY ASSOCIATION
TO ADOPT SLOGAN

Ihe salt Lake Real EState associstIon
at meeting held yesterday at the Com
ineroiai club. accepted with thanks n
plopoSltion from the Utah Bin Posting
olahk billboard space controlled by ne,
company any slogan Or text that the asso-
cIaLion would furnish. The suggestion
something calling attention tn the rac,
,llat the last census showed that tho
poPuIaton OF Salt Lake had increas ed
'":9 per cent since 1900.
IL seems to me-" said j. l., pcrkcs
secretary Of, the association THAT il is
lul'e as important To educate the nco-
PIE wlthin the city as il is TO teach Ihoso
outside. Only the other day T wos as,.s 81
DS man who had been here long timc
"here the W3satch mountains were
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-07
M'CALLUM
IS LAID AT REST

The funeral OF james McCaIIum. aged
Il years. who committed suicide Monday
night al his home, corner of L street and
Fifth avenue. by drinking an ounce bot
tie of carbo!ic acid, WAS held from the
mortuary chapel OF Joseph William Tny-
lor yesterday afternoon at O'clock
Inierment WAS In the family plot in the
City cemetery,
The services were conducted BY mem
bcr or . the bisbopric OF the Twentieth
ward and the music was furnished by the
choir or that ward. The funeral was
largely attended. many members OF thc
Thistle club. OF which McCaIum was 81
member. being present. Six of the dead
boys churns acted as pnilbearers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-07

Notice is hereby given that So
tax for the purpose OF extending
curb and gutter has been levied and q
firmed by ordinances of the city coun
approved November Il. 1911. and Decf'
Der . 1911, respectively,
Said special tax is levied upon Inc
lowing described real property IN
Lake City. to wit:
In lots 1 10 30, Inclusive, block y.
TO IL. inclusive, 5S To ITO. INCLUSIVE,
10 $50. inclusive, and l32 and lSS, n%
S. ,. and ., block Q; %, and II 70
inclusive. block 20: 20 to 81. incius>
and "a to 43, Inclusive, blochS; 70
inclusive. block 6, Douglas Mark sup
vision. section Q. township south, -
east. sbutting on both sides OF MIG
gan avenue, from Ninth South sret
the western boundary line OF pyu5'
Park subdivision; on both sides oi :.
teenth East street between Mich>ean1s
Williams avenues, on both sides OIL ~
street from Michigan avenue east sas
feet; on both sides of Ninth South s,
between Amanda and Michigan aVeu9.
and on both sides of Amanda avenue
tween Ninth South street and sunni
avenue, I'm paving districts Nos y
80, and In sidewalk districts Nos. rs sps
Of Salt Lake City. and is due
payable In five equal annual in''
ments beginning December D. lN.,
on the whole amount of said tax snar
computed from the date of the appn
OF the ordinance confirming the ies'
said tax, 10 wit; December >. lSii,
interest at said rate on the whole amvc
OF said tax unpaid shall be due ana
able with each installmcnt, IL any
stallment or interest aforesaid Is no'
on the data when same becomes
then the whole amount OF the teN W.
at the time said Instnllment ana ih.I
are due will become due and paSap's
will draw interest a. the rate OIL
cent per annum until sale OF the P,oy4
assessed. One or more OF saio ~
ments in the order in which they ar.
able aforesaid. or the whole taNs nsx x,
paid without interest AT any tl'ne
thirty days after the approval OF u
dinanoe confirming the levy OF unrls uae
and one or more of said insialii.,sJIs sIs
the order I'm which thCy are Put nr
the whole tax unpaid. may he paiv ~
day any installment is due by pa.iM
amount thereof and interest 10 s'rn
All special taxes are payabie a. IsajIdI
Ace, room I02, city and county D'
Salt Lake City. ,-..n D.
Dated at Salt Lake city. c's%
oth day of December, 1911. ,nrP
GIDEON SNYpSSnn
City Treasurer and Collector Oh -
Taxes, -. Il.
Curb and gutter extension NO
First partial estimate.
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TodaY,s Jaurez Entries.

JUARFz, Mexico. Dec. 6.-Entries for
tomorrow.
First race. six fur,onss, sellins-M -Maizie
Girl. clyde Freeman, 'Bit OF Fortune.
100: Lady Stalwsrt. Mainar, Roaua, l0a;
Judge CabanIss. Chanticler. Tom Franks
Bushwac5er, lo5; j. II. Reed. Judge
Henderson, iG5.
second race. selling, ono mile-Miss
Korn Rake 81: -Anne McGee, lol: Lot
Ia Greed, Ocean Queen, Form H.. Black
mate. SIR Angus, inS; THIS. lln.
Third race. selling, six Iurlongs-
sEarlene 100; Flying Feet, 105; Talo1
Dip. Jeanne dare, Emma g.. John II
Sheehan. 1o5: Marie Hyde. Lena Lcch
Acqula, Hidden Hand, Eyran, ioS, Ro-
samo, III.
Fourth race. handicap. six furlongs
Oakland. 100; Flying Wolf, 100; Arasce
Ilia: Enfield. 1ib.
Fifth race. purse fivc furlongs- kine
Elk. Shooting SPRAY, loi; Pride Of LIS
more, John Griffin IL, 103; Roy Hindoo
lO6 Napa Nick. Harrigan, 11o; Folio
Levy, lo2.
Sixth race ono mIlc--Tackrosc, l02
'Balronia. los: Dutch Rock, Fred Null
holland, III: Setback, 1l2.
Apprentice allowance.
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Cooleys Will Go Into
Vaudeville for 6 Weeks
Owner Of Salt Lake Skyscrapers Receives Otter
From Sullivan & Considine Agency
To Return to Stage

''Whv don't you work while on the
coast" the agent asked.
Have Won an net ready? the agent
continued when Cooley made no response.
"Oh. yes: we always have on" We get
ready I'm nrtcen minutes or SO. answered.
Cooley.
Thereupon The . ;ont wired the 'ons'-
dine hooking ag,.cy In sen tiancisco'
and lasr night Cooley received a iaNor-
able reply. so unless Mrs Cooley Vctoes
the project tho Cooleys viii be seen In
vaudeville for six weeks Oh IN" Pacific
coast Mrs Coolcy has not signed Tor
the ensagement hut Cooley himself be-
leveS that il Will be a good way ot pay
ing expenses and earning nice little
sum besides.
Mrs. Cooley. however may decide that
her husband will he restored 10 henJt II
quicker III ne abe ndons the project. IN
which case the trip VIII be che OF pleas
urc only
MIR and Mrs. Cooley do number Of
sketches. but they have a singing ana
piano act that made 2 great hit IN inc
east For long time they played the
eastern houses and were received with
great acclaim. Cooley has written "a
baseball sketch that he will probably use
on his trIn To the coast. He is guarding
It as carefully as If II were big days
receipts nj Cooley park, for he has not
had II copyrjghtrd vet.
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Today's Columbia Entries.

COLUMBIA. 5. G.. Dec. 6.-EntrIes al
the fair grounds for Thursday:
First race, five furlongs-Sr NUnce
meat, 1OI; 'Tny. or Doris Ward. ~;
Lord Kenmore, lOI; Outpost. lo7; Eliza
beth o. IO7: Dandy Dancer, lO1: "Ten-
nessee Boy. JOG; Leon r.. 105.
Second race. five furlones-1om shaw
10: Bill Barnes. 10o, Helene Scott, LADY
Hapsburg 81; Sabo Blend, l01: Mason;
los: kironi. 102.
Third race. mile and an cighlh-FIar
ney, los, Kidcrlin. FoolIght. i03; Mark
ham. 1o5; Springfrog, Harry Summers
i0S; Coc, i03.
Fourth race. five and n half furlcngs
sellnG-Merise, los; MARI; Antony IL
Casque, lO2; Black Branch. Hannah
Louise. 1903: "Thrifty. 90: Roseburg H.
9S; Glpln, los.
Firth race. mile and an eighth, selling
Warner Griswel, Animus. Nadzu, iOS;
Golconda The Moat. Haldemsn, 103.
Sixth race. fiye and half iurlongs-
Horace r.. Abraham, 9S; Ben Sand
Belle Glenn, Center Shot. Auvri JcssuT
Burns, I03; Fort Worth, 90,
sApprcntice allowance rlaimel.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-07
FLYNN TELEGRAPHS
To BEAN FOR TICKET
Pueblo Fireman Says He VIII
Start for Salt Lake at Once
to Box Caponi.
BOUT SET FOR DEC. 27
Tony Is Anxious to AVenge
Knockout in Los Angeles
Last New Years Day.
BOUT SET FOR DEC. 27
Chicago. Dec. s. 1911.

am ready TO start at any time. Send
money for two round trip tlcketS.;
After the foregoing telegram was re-
ceiv.d late last night, Willard Hean saio
that he would telegraph money for trans
portation To Flynn today, go ~ l"9Ss as
pulled of on Wednesday. December =,
Prior 10 the receipt of the me ssage
quoted above. Bean received the iolIoW
Ing wire In answer TO his own '""sr'u'
requesting Flynn 10 come here:
Chicago. Dec. S, 1871.
Willard Bean Salt Lake. Utah.
You pick tho hest date between
2lth and aoth. Then send me Two
round trip tickets. JIM FLY Nm
Besn. IN his reply, fixed WednHsday;
this was satisfactory 10 Flynn, as ne
wired back that he vas ready I" pfart
for here any time.
Bean and Flynn are old friends. Many
Salt Iakers will recoii that they boxed
twenty rounds here about seven Years
ago when Flynn got the decision. tlrnn
was aggressive all the way. but sean s
was clever enough TO keep away irom
him and eyaded Knockout
Caponl and Flynn met In Los Angeles
last New Years day, and Caponi was
knocked out in the ninth round. but Tony
has been eager {" meet FLYNN ever since,
becaucs he feels confident jim cannot
do II again.
II is fact that for seven rounds OF
the os Angeles battle taponi had all the
better OF Il. but in the eighth Flynn be =
came more aggressive, All VINO nave
seen Caponi box have observed the clean
way in which he breaks. II often amounts
to Carelessnnss, especially when Caponl
is boxing come adversary ne thinks is
not very dangerous. In this Los Angeles
bout Caponi, having scored more points
than his foe was doing one OF those
"clean breaks when Flynn hooked Ca
ponl on the jaw and Tony went 10 the
floor, As soon Caponi was UP Flynn
was onto him like tiger. and two more
blows put Caponi TO sleep for a consider
ably longer time than Il took TO count
him out.
II was a lesson 10 Caponi and he says
Flynn cannot do II again, He has beer
after Flynn ever since. consequently he
Is elated over the prospect OF meeting
him here. Flynn Is just as sure that he
can repeat tho knockout, so when they
come together Il will be pretty battle
Many who believe Flynn To be greatly
the superior Of Caponi should remember
the fact that Flynn Is a Knockout fighter
and that with "A clever boxer Ike Capon
he may find II a very difficult matter &c
land an effective blow. Flvnn's victories
have been against rough and rugged
fighters rather than skilful boxers.
Willard Bean, for one. believes tha
Caponi will be able To outpoint Flynn
and regards IL as very doubtful ii Flynn
will be able to land his hayInakcr or
Caponi again.
Flynn. when he goes into the ring, Wi
probably weigh about lSI pounds; ca.
ponl Will weigh about 1862 Caponi lacks
rs terrific q punch as Flynn. but many
| believe he is a far better boxer.
The news that Jim Flynn is coming tc
| Salt Lake was the principal topic il
| pugilistic circles yesterday.
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Absence OF one OF the members OF the
university football team prevented the
election OF neNf years captain YESTERDAY.
The taking OF the official Photograph
was also postponed. Tho men were all
assembled in the gymnasium and the
photographer was on the grounds when
Il was discovered tnat Reed WINNER,
left guard on the varsity team, WAS
missing. He had been seen at school IL
The morning and il WAS supposed That he
was sun on the campus. but after
thorough search he WAS not located and
the meeting was adjourned. Coach Pom
Mon fixed next Wednesday as The time
for the meeting. Later In tho evening
" was learned That WINNER had gone
out of town in lie family automobile.
There has been n warm discussion as
Ia wlle thor the athletic manager should
have Il vote in tine election Of cap
tain. Players point oIu thai after this
year the present manager VIII have moth
ing Ia do with tho team. Since tho choos
ing of the captain mas nothing 10 do
with this years team tho players think
II is improper for him 10 vote. The men
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-07
VARSITY MAY PLAY
NEBRASKA ELEVEN
Athletic Council Ha. Deficit and Appeals to
Football Men to Make 1t Up by
Playing Another Game

who have won a IT, will be entitled to
vote. They arc Captain Eomuey. OFT
Romney. Peterson. Dlllman, Erickson.
Gardener. WINNER Olesen, Bcnniou.
Hampton. Fitzpatrick. Sutherland. ASH
ton. Hamilton and Holmstead
Al recent meeting of the lcam and
the athletic council II was decided To
let the matter Of tho Nebraska game
drop. However, the team viii meet
again at noon today to reconsider tho
matter. Tnc players did not want 10
keep in training all the time until Christ :
mas. The athletic council, however, re-
ported that there is "A deficit Of nearly
$500 this year and the Nebraska game
might mako it M. The expenses OF The
game would not ba great ~ the Ne
brassans are going 10 play in Wash
ington on New Years day and would he
able 10 come hcrc on The way Thc
players decided To sacrifice their own
wishes 10 nelp out tho athletic council
so the game VIII likely be played Christ
mas, twithstandng the fact that SOM
of the eleven wanted the time 10 catch
up In their studies
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-07
M CaDOni Ten Round Bout Set for Dec. =
BASKETBALL TEAM Is
TRAINING FOR CAM
Coach Richardson Prom
gates Rules for Class Leag,,
Series, Starting Dec. l4.a

The high school basketball nso
working hard TO prepare for the ear,1
Lob! and Mount Pleasant. Scvon /
VIII make ,hc trip. but this doc,
mean that they viii constitute ,ha !
team. The first team win not bc NJ,
until January .. three days befor.
opening or the high sch"Di loacna a..
These ;Wo games with Lohi and MN
Pleasant VIII not count toward a Ia,,
Coach Richardson has formed X
league The gcriee viil start Dsc.-
II. The rules nf tho series are as follm
"Ali men that have moi PLAYED H.
Of The league games last yoar are -,
hle TO represent their classes. y
All games ar" 10 De called promnu.
time.
1f any team Is no; ready 70 comm.
the game, the game viii he forfsi,sS
the team which is on the floor rsad.
play.
The schedule Is as follows: Tb,,,.x
December Is. seniors vs.. eophomors,
seniors vs.. freshmen. FRIDAY. Dorsr'
| IL. sophomores ~, freshmen. Mondav
ccmbcr is. seniors ys. juniors. Wei.
day. December 20, tho Two teams
have won the most games will plav
| the championship.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-07
WORDSWORTH BRINGS
IN THREE WINNERS
Popular Jockey Has Good
Day at Juarez, Earning Big
Sums for Followers.
CAMEL WINS AT s TO 1
Consistent Old Thoroughbred
Is First in Fifth Race at
Columbia.
CAMEL WINS AT s TO 1

JGARE2. MaNico. dec. G. Saba 70,
boavlly played fovorite. had no difficulty
In winning the fourth feature event to-
day He ran the six fUrionss In III 40.
the fastest time Of the meeting. The
racing was fIne and the finishes close.
Two IA avorlies Won Molesworih riding
ihree winners summary:
First race, five and half fuTionGs-
San Conner. Io0 tMolesworthb, rs 10 ],
first; Defy. 100 tparkerl IL 10 !, s"cond ;
SlSllute los tGrossl. 10 |. thiro. Time
los Is. Flying Ethel Wioks. First Fash
ion, Mamie Mclee. Dog Star, Lady Ia
hoe, Don, Say No "'so ran. z,,,, g.,
(Molcsv'orth), 4 10 I. won. Mnralisht' 20
(Gro,h) IL TO I. secono; John II. Since
han. 1t9 tIenrO, to .. third, Tine
l:0l 2-5. Wild Beer. Errant Lady. John
Heck, Renuncas, serenade. Lilly LAYERS.
I.yte knight. inlucky. SparkStte. pac-
tvlis also ran.
Third race five furlongs-Annual IN =
terest ia GIcury> 10 l. Won, Mike
Bcllsnioker. II? GJildeb:and), 20 TO 1.
third. Time. ol As. Fari"nc Ncno Won.
Tommy Tvig. Matt Connell Salvage
Taneui Hall. Arch Oldhnm also ran. q.
OIoffmann,. ~ 10 =. won Winning Wild
ow. lo5 (Molcsworth, to I. second
Quart ernastcr. los (Grossl. 10 !. third.
Time, III f-5. Chilla. oxer. Nimbus also
ran.
Arouin. io5 cRuxton,, s,o :. won. Bill
Anderson. 100 Gfoffmannl, 10 20 l, see
ond Stccpland. 1O1 cGrossD. to /. third.
Time. 1:0s. McAlan. Thistle Rose, Eve
lima. Mannasseb, Dromi also ran.
Sixth race. seven furlongs- Leopold.
1o9 tMoleswortm. 6 10 !, won kootHn5I'
loa COrmes'. 30 TO :. second; suttcrhall
:2s 2-5. saiaIi, Henry welbank. Lady
Macy Boana. Hereto STARTER also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-07
Railroad Notes,

Tho Oregon Short Line offers a holl-
dey excursion 10 eastern points on De-
ccmbcr II and 22, With a sixty-da limit,
that is very attractive. This road for
nicrIy gave rate ut this GIinr of the
year similar In this. but has not given
il for the last five years.
Tie rates offered are: To Denver
otncr Colorado points. s2..5U for the
round trip; 10 all Missouri river points
$40 for the round trip; to 81. Louis, 81!
for tho round trip: To St Paul and MIN
neapolis, So for tho round trip; 10 Chi.
csgp. s55 for tho round trip
Demand for tho renewal Of these rat
and tho constant inquiry regarding them
has prompted tine company 10 offer them
as they are.
r. A. MeIIn. travelling passenger agent
for the Nickel Plate lincs. is in Salt
Lake OIL business.
J. a. Munroc, vice president OF ilie
Hartman lines. In charge Of Traffic, who
has hccn In Salt Lake city and at other
points on the Oregon Short Line for sew
eraI weeks. left yesterday for Los An
Scies,
W. s. Martin. assistant general man
ascr of The Denver & Rio Crande rail-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-07
DESERET GYM WILL
DISTRIBUTE MEDALS

Championship medals and big IDS"
win be awarded Friday night al the DeS-
erct gymnasium. Those who VIII receive
medals are: Athletics. Leo Eager, a02
points; NJ. B"nnlon. 2S7 points; Ray Cut
lcr. 800 points. GYMNASTICS. Ray Cutler:
average s. per cent: NJ. Rennion. aver
age, 20: X. Kuhn. average. 6.6 AQuat- =
les, W Mason \. Groesbeck, Irwin Msr-
rlll. summer contest Clarke Young. l..
Jones Allen Ciroesbc"k ''Ds'' viii he
given to Davo Wcstoby. Gatty Jones and
Ray Taylor.
4 dual aquatic meet between the senior
and Intermediate classes Will follow The
presentation,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-07
THROWS @ MEN IN
ONLY 20 MINUTES

NEW YORK. Dec 6. Giovanni Ralcc-
vitch holder OF the heavyweight wres-
tling title OF Italy. tonight made his
American debut in Madison Square Gar
den. throwing SIX heavyweight wrestlers
In less than twenty minutes actual
wrestling time The champion undertook
10 throw all the men In Two hours time.
catch las catch can style. with only 81
moments rest between bouts, and to
forfeit $1,000 10 each man he did not
throw in twenty minutes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-07
BRUSH WANTS REST;
HIRES SECRETARY

NEW YORK, Dec. Sin letter made
public ipnlGht; John BRUSH presideni
thar Joseph -. OBrien Of Milwaukee
former president of the American asso-
clatioN, has been engaged for the posi-
ton of secretary OF The New York Giants
In succession 10 William Gray.
Gray, ~ Is understood Will sever HIS
rotations with the club after the Nallonai
league meeting next week.
President Brush sHvS the appointme nj
was due 10 his desire TO take n ~"
rest and the consequent necessity of nav-
Ing man I'm his place who knows every
angie Of Tho gnmc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-07
ENTRY COMMITTEE
FOR TOURNAMENT

The executive committee OF the pro-
posed amateur boxing and wrestling tour
nanent held its first meeting at the Y.
NJ Q. \. yesterday and decided 10 try
10 effect a permanent organization 10
take In all OF the schools and amateur
athletic associations OF tho state. Th-
committee also named an ENTRY commit Q
tee" consisting OF Eugene Roberts. W
T. Day and W j.. Wright, which vii
pass upon the eligibility of all entrants.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-07
Find Drug-Users Guilty.

seven persons addicted Ia the use of
GruSs' WHO were arrested Tuesday night
IN the Taylor house. East Second So6th
street were found guilty Of yacranCy
Yesterday afternoon In tho police court
and sentenced to serve six months In the
the defendants. Bert Curtis. c. Stevens
Lev Eppcrson. Frank Foster. IIffie Nc
,ona'd' rttio Wardeil and Nellie Sulli-
van. '
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-07
Walter Gaalen RIlried

The funeral of Walter Gaolen. aged
63 years. a veteran blacksmith OF this
city. who died December al the family
residence. &al West Tenth South street
was held 1T O'Clock yesterday after
noon from the family homo. The scrv-
Ices were conducted by Bishop Cutler of
the Thiriicth ward and music was fur
nisncd by the choir OF that ward Inter
mcnt was In city cemetery
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-07
MlDNALE PHENOM
i. SIGNED BY COOL

Ed Bronson. the giant pitcher yho
sensational work for MIdvale last ys
WAS signed Yesterday by H. G. f,oo1
owner of the SkNscrapers. Bronsos'
six feet two inches I'm height and i
progortioned. iIc has so much m
tnat opposing batsmen were reluctant
stand anywhere near The plate. Nun
Gus fans around Mldvaio have been 4,
Ing his praises for a long time.
Cooley decided to give him trial \
tile SkyscraDers next year
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-07
EXPELS OFFICIALS
WHO JUGGLED TIME

CHICAGO Dec. 6.--Thc board OF ap-
peas of the American TrottinE associa =
tion concluded two days session here
tonight. after ruling on 1l6 disputed
cases. cNpelllng officials OF thc Lansing:
Mich, Driving club and suspcndinG off,
cials of the Milwaukee WIS, Racing
association. The Lansing officials were
expelled for wilful suppression of time.
The Milwaukee officials were suspended
until all unpaid premiums for It's meeting
Of 1911 are paid or satisfactory settle
ment maGc.