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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
WILSON WANTS RACE
TRACK ACROSS Ia
General Manager of laro.
Goes to Tia Juana 10 Pei.
feet Arrangemehts.
TO FORM NEW. clRcuI
Occur d'Alene, Butte, S,
Lake and New Courseto
Be Included. Il
TO FORM NEW. yCIRcl0

salt Lake VII lie one nf ,hs -
points Of fuli-flcdsed racing cro.
the present plans Of Hugh NJ
mana ger Of the Lagoon course. do
avn. wilson left Salt Lake ono ~, 4
week for san Diego where ho e.n....
perfect arrangements to stan !,
race course on Mexican soil. Ir, ~
the California linc.
The undertaking Is rather hr.
but II Will probably not be nor. =
cult than il was 10 start racing 4,
Lagoon. in the limited umc al NO.
would fail in tnaJ venture and th.-
porbsbly have the =sur. fore bodinr,. J.
ceruinG his new plans, but he IS a ~
Wilson already has an option n =
land near Tia Juana aud ne IL now K;
ing over that site TO see. il il win III
a. race track
Since racing vas prrhbi,ed IN 4.
foTuia the business men OF Los Ass
have found themselves less pro,nsz
About 10000 persons who sven, M.
freely have remained away iron
metropolis OF southern California n,
recent visit TO that city Wilson \.
lois nf sentiment in favor oi racnr
Inc docs not believe there will bo =;
In California Tor fomr years yet 4, ls,'
s track AT Tia Juana or in thai ~
would draw largely from Inc ~
population of Los Angeles and oih.f 3,
fornia points and it would have no q
pe,itor except Juarez.
Ono effect OF the now course y;up
to improve The class Of racing at lbsi
COON. With the Mexico track M
goon. Butte and Occur d Alene am,
circuit. racing could go ON the year IA
and This would attract owners OF tbs
thorpughbreds. Horses that seldom
away from metropolitan courses gcsi
sent out here l. there Was as.uranr
plenty OF racing with them would d
some OF the thousands who now r.
Juarez and Jacksonville In the wints.
If he succeeds in his new Ycntur,
prestige Of the west will be rasuT
creased in turf circles and tiiousanls
heretofore have been liberated III VI
and Florida.
Wilson has plenty OF backing ard u
he lcf, salt Lake he was sansu!si|
would be able 10 carry tho new I'd
through.
Whether he docs or not Inc Ia
will have sixty DAYS racing beginning
). The meet will be much better thsfI
ono last summer. Already owneu 4
number OF big stables have signiiied
intention OF racing al the Lagoon. q
one Of those big strings that come
will cause from loo 10 5uo Turtles 70 4
along for more race patrons even
are limiting their wascrs 10 certain
blcs that they fancy. Whcneye1 4
can they are on the track 70 81
race.
Pennington last summer reapsd 4
prosperity from the race track.
Lake. OF course, got most OF the rad
age, hut business men in both places
be glad TO know the present outedf
that the crowds next May will be %
what they were last year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
AVIATOR RODGERS
ALIGHTS AT FL IA

Ell PASO, Tex. Oct. &C, Z. M M
coast-to- coast aviator, arriHed III us,
this afternoon and was Nelcomeo y
sands. He was FIST sighted a. ~
after circling Washington paI@ =
near his special train stahal1s
Southern Pacific tracks. al VI.
Rodgers met with an accident tev
west of Fort Hancock. his n,acnn .,.,.. ss,
ping in the brush He narro"rL 49, ~,
serious injury. He made tne 80 m,
repairs himself and quickly esW "a. h
flight. covering the last lap on w
necessary 10 land him In FL Is'J M
minutes actual flying ume' n. s
the bull fight At Juare5' Me%,' s,,,r'
afternoon and attracted great a s,rs
His machine will be overnau,eu,
morrow, and he expects 10 Ea'
The day for Tucson, Arl3. r.x,srI
The possibility Of Ayiators anr,
Rodgers meeting at Tucson
morrow. was dissipated 'o,,e bs II
announcement of Rodgers ',iS' ", psso
not resume his flight from FL rs Sari
Tuesday. Ir Fowler. who If I'D y. al
AriZ.. tonight. makes In9 oPf ~ ir
TODAY. there is a possiDiiI.! rnssdsy
noted aVlators meeting neis
fore Rodgers starts for TuesV,, ,srhaa,3
Rodgers is reduced 10 ohe ,.nys,ufpctt
and lbs stay over is partly in',uot ,uen 4
his desire 10 engage competeh' I'm In a
places of the two %ho l,s,,;,ies,
east by Illness In thclr nnn---1- Iam"-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30

CHICAGO. Oct .2.--Aroused by The
OF reports Quoting Is. b. John
son. president Of the American league
as having evidence connecting The New
York National League Baseball club WIZ
tho alleged furnishing to ticket scalpcrS
of = Supnly Of tickets In The world : series
games. President John I. BruSh OF Inc
latter club nude public today letter dc-
fyluS Johnson 10 proceed with an invcsti-
cation The letter follows:
Chicago. Oct. ~.
r. r. thomson, ESQ. President Amer
ican League Chicago,
pcar Sir. My attention has been
called 10 a recent newspaper article
attributed To you TO the effect That
eight or nine thousand tickets for the
recent worlds series We're given 10
gpcculators by the New York club al
an advance OF one dollar the Ticket;
that while Won cSoneratc me person
ally, the article states thai YOU know
the essential facts and would ipNes,l-
gate the scandal If you had the sane
rion nf August Hermann and T. ].
Lynch.
As the public has heard great
deal OF late concerning spectators,
ticket scandals. Investigations and the
expulsion OF the New York club from
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30

ing The match for a New York paper ac-
tua1!y criticised Il decision OF the unnlr"s
siyIl on point In which he himself was
in question ] cannot think that This Is
good for tho dignity OF the game an1
should not be allowed.
When in New York had 'sc pleasure
OF meeting one Of your hes; known polo
players. lie also Was sn old OXFORD
blue, and ! fairly remained in his com
pany. II was suclr thing 10 meet linc
all round athlete who had eliminated hiS
opening career at OXfurd
/; is good TO hear both sides Of i. qnes-
ton. and I was astonishod TO near from
him 10 what an extent praclicaHE pro.
ressionaliSm had crcpt into tho game OF
polo in India. We. OF course, ON the other
side only hoard that your players cor
raled all the best ponies and made 1t
difficult for our men 10 get what they
wanted.
But now ] hear that the Indian officers
and other polo players there have moth
ing TO crow about, because they know
quite as much how to make business
of buyins and selling the ponies. and, IN
| fact as | said before, have brought pro-
| fessIonal clement into the game. not at
all To- be desired.
| club one evening with some old friends
and had most enjoyable time watching
some amateur bouts. II you want to see
a really nice clean turn al boxing. com
| Athletic clubhouse is fine. the swimming
pool being particularly fine.
] wonder II your navy is gong 10 holu
any sports. suppose YOU have some fine
| boxers Boxing is great feature In our
navy and they have a great rivalry with
| the army | heard in New York OF a Ccr-
tain amateur who il he only chose TO
could they say, como out and lick John
| son. lie is connected with n big store.
but holds his amateur status so high that
| he cannot bc induced TO abandon IT.
Opinion seems greatly divided i'll New
| York as so whether racing would come
back soon or not, | had several arSu
mcnts on the subject and met literary
man who is a strong opponent OF racing.
Ny contention was that racing in the
| long run had a purifying effect with us.
The king and the three card trick man
! meet OIL the course and by and by they
even exchange a good day perhaps the
three card man may have had bal times,
and says so 10 his majesty AS he passes
perhaps his majesty who is kindness ii"
| self gives him lift. The three card
| man goes home and thinks, and Il new
pride comes to MIN. He throws away the
umbrella and the cards and starts ON u
new line. perhaps paper stall or q pur-
| veyor OF foods on the course, and he never
| goes bacl5-no, never.
Has he not met his sovereign on equal
| terms and he has learned 10 hold his head
high and walk the square roads OF life.
To my mind the racecourse is a factor
| in life: il is one OF the schools. just as
| Tho Stage is The literary opponent OF
| racing was impressed by what I said.
He said il never had been put 10 him
| tina, way before. He promised 10 recon
| slider his decision. ] hope he will, as he
| is well known. and through his pen, has
great power.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
WEATHER FORECAST.
Weather forecast for the state Of Utah:
Fair Monday and Tuesday.

Comparative weather data at Salt
Lake City, October 90 1911.
The highest temperature today was 81
degrees; The highest in this month since
1874 was SIS degrees. The lowest tenn
perature last night was % degrees; the
lowest this month since 1874 was % de-
grees. The mean temperature for to-
day was 44 degrees. the normal was 81
degrees. The accumula ted deficiency OF
temperature since the first OF the month
is 81 degrees; the accumulated deficiency
since January ! is u degrees
The relative humidity al a. IN, to-
day was 81 per cent; the relative humidity
at y. m. today was 81 per cent,
The total precipitation for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. was none.
the total for this month 20 date is l 60
inches the accumulated excess Tor this
month To date is. 81 OF ain inch: the to-
tai precipitation since January l to date
Is l2.51 inches; the accumulated def
cheney since January is 50 OF an inch.
Sun rises at Sol a, M, sun sets a 5.HI
p, IN. October 80, 1911,
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
AMATEUR BILLIARD
LEAGUE SEASON

ST. LOUIS Oct. 29.-With Kansas
CITY PLAYING at Fittsburg and New York
nj Roston the National Billiard league,
amateurs. viii open it's season tomorrow
night. competing for the three-onshion
championship. The play viii continue
teams playing three games at home and
three on tho road. Chicago Kansas
City, Fittsburg and ST. Louis are the
western teams OF the league and New
York Boston. Brooklyn and Philadelphia
are the eastern leans The winner OF
the last wears tournament will not play
this year because lie has become pro-
fcssonal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
All HaIIoWs Note|

The monthly reports in all studla
be read tomorrow by the presidtal
a full statement sent 10 the parents ~
students.
During the lecture on Pagan
Christian Rome Prof. James aso:
will use seventy-five different
most o. which were selected IN u
The All IIallows football sdnN
take a cross-country run WednsSs
being a holiday. With all s'l0es
pended,
The entertainment aud lecture
ednesday evening will begin pc
at S o'clock. on tickets VIII u
for the lecture. but The public
daily invited to be present.
Solemn high mass with celenTan.
con and sub-dcacon viii ne cess1
on Wednesday morning In honor
Saints.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
SHEEPSHEAD TRACK
TO BE AUCTIONED

NEW YORK. Oct. 2a.-Sheepshead Bay
race track. famous as the scene Of some OF
the greatest equine battles in the history
OF horse racing, is TO be sold after thirty
one years OF existence Its i3S acres are
Offered to the highest bidder and II prob
ably will be cut up into building lots.
To the stringent laws making directors
Of race tracks liable for money lost in
betting is attributed the desire OF the
owners to dispose OF the property.
The track distributed on an average of
$500. 600 IL year to horsemen 10 say moth
ing of the great sums won and lost in bet :
ting rings.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
ITALIAN ARRESTED
AS MURDER SUSPECT

SEATTLE, Wash. oct 29.-Nicate
Harelio was arrested today when a fellow
countr>man pointed him out 10 A police
man az man wanted in New York for
murder. Zarello is said to have told the
police that he became engaged in a gem
cral night At West Brighton. Staten Is
lAnd seven years ago. and during the
lighting hit one OF his assaiIants with a
stone. Hareilo ned and later heard that
the injured man had died He is being
held W The police awaiting word from
the New York authorities
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
SHOOTING STAR IS
WINNER OF DERBY

MEXICO CITY, Oct. 29.-President and
Mrs. De la I5arra and large part OF the
capitals fashionable element, saw Fran
cisco Rlncon Gallardo's Shooting Star
daughter OF Requital and Star Lily win
the Mexican derby today al Condesa
track. The added money of the govern
ment makes the stake worth $4,000. SIG
600 going TO The winner, the richest purse
on the American continent this season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
COMMITS SUICIDE
AT SOLDIERS HOME
JEAyENWOcTII Ean

LEANENWORTU Kan. Oct. %
David II Mack. 80 wears old, a resident
Of the soldiers home here. committed
suicide early this morning in the hath.
room al the barracks OF COMPANY NJ h.
almost seYcring his head from his body
hr while serving in the Philippines ana
worrr over his comparatively helpless
condition Is supposed 10 have made hin
respondent.
Mack Is said to have a daughter Ii,in~
IN Salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30

lIl-. 1 : ~ va W. HsN'
hihilion If seems 10
me Disappointing. !
can't h"np feeling
sorry that Amori-
cans have never
really taken NJ
cricket. ! believe
YOU would have
evolved lots Of new
points in tho. game
aud Your hclding
would he superb.
Ii Eecrng strange
20 me that members
Of the actual teams
engaged in a world 2
series should be al
lowed 10 write for
the papers. One Of
the players report =
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
British TELLS JOHNSON
TO PROBE TICKET SALES
Owner Of New York Giants Resenfs Statement
That His Employees Disposed Of Admis
sion Slips.

she National league. ] wish 10 say TO
you that you need mol walt one mo-
Ineut for The consent of WesSrs'
Hermann and Lynch IN beginning an
investigation. so far as the New oTk
club IL concerned.
You have my consent and may
have tho full co-oDsra lion Of thc cm-
ploYees of the New York club during
The investigation. n wi,at Is charged
in the article is true, then 7 Wish 10
know IL, n IL Is found not true, then
that fac; should he made public,
Respectfully.
JOHN T. BRUSH
Pre- sldent New York National League
Baseball Club,
Mr.. Brush is i'll here at hotel li'
came to Chicago about q week ago l,
consult A physician. The article "hlcl
brought forth Mr. Brushs lcttor Was DUO
ished in a morning newspaper todsE.
5sserted thar a meeting OF the Na,ionS
would be held IN Cinrlnlial
during the second week i'm NoyeInber tol
The purpose nf Investigating The charge
the alleged scalping. \ son
Lenco in n reads:
Mr.. Johnson s5ys he VIII De an'c
to confront the commission with the
narlcs OF persons who obtained nine
thousand seals at = single haul
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
Verdict of Mauslaughter.

ABERDEEN. S. D.. Oct. 2o.-The jury
M the case OF Mrs. Eva May Krcitcr
this morning returned verdict Of man
slaughter in the second degree for killing
her husband, Philip krcter. on the night
OF February 10 1911 Sentence will bo
imposed later. The penalty IL two To four
years In the penitentlary
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
Sets New World Record.

NEW YORK, Oct, 29.-Matt NIcGrath
of the Irish American Athletic club threw
tho sixteen pound hammer lS1 feet 4
inches at Celtic park today. thus break
ing the world record held by John Flan-
naean 10y three feet.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
President New York National Leaeu

team somewhat. Towards the close tne
visitors ;Tind their utmost 10 eQnauHe inc
score and came very close 10 dong tnls-
copetsnilF breaking through Rio Grandr s
defense lr was clean game and some
fine points were exhibited on hotll sues
as indicated by the close score
Rio Cirsndc l, Utah Copper u
L. linz
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
REAL WHITE HOP IS
NEW YORK AMATEUR
Employee of Big Store, Mar
Qllis of Queensbcrry Hears,
Could Whip johnson.
BENEFITS OF RACING
Scottish Peer Cannot Under
stand Why Sport Should
BE Blacklistcd Here.
or; RACING
BY MARQUIS OF ouEENsRERRY.

CHICAGO Oct. 99---So the NthletioA
have won. and quite right, too, fer they
have far and away the better team.
think what strikes me NEST in base
ball is The wonderful folding and pitch
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
Champion in Fine Fcttlc.

Gotc.l's complexion IS as clear as 2
schooIboy He seems 10 be in inc plnn
OF condition. and hopes 10 remain so nHtH
his world tour is ended. at least, Tor II is
a certainty that he VIII have many hard
matches. befoir, he completes his ali-Con-
Guering circuit Of the globe.
Even tonight he viii have some rather
difficull worl; on hand. although Gotch
Will undnubtedlv throw Dcmotral twice
within the hour. Gotch and Dcmctra
have met twice before under liandlcan
conditions and Gotch demonstrated ms
superiority. II ie p fact, however that
Dcmesral was never quite as good as he
Is now. He realizes the opportunity nc
has TO become famous II he can stand OFF
hold barred. il viii be worth many dollars
10 Domstral. FOR il VIII Increase his pres
tice tremendously. making II certain That
hc can procure many lucrative engage :
rncnts.
No ono who has seen Dcnctral doubts
his eanencss. and he is as quick as q
cat
With Gotch so light thero is only twan-
weight pounds difference in weight.
which is good deal FOR pugilists, but
not so much Tor wrestlers.
IL Is a much easier TASK for Gotch 10
toss = $50 pound man over his shoulder.
as ne did recently. and whirling pin his
shoulders to the mat. than IT Is to get
a fail with 81 sduirming, agile and CA
pcrlenccd mat expert like the Greek,
Tie barring of the toe hold Is not
Gotch has many other holds Just as pain
fuI anJ some of them far more dangerous.
Greek Is Confident.
The Greek demon" is chock full OF
conccit WHY should he not be? lie has
been throwing them all around here. II
he finds that he can stay while with
Go,ch. II is certainty that Demeual
will attempt the aggressive before the
hour expires. He may 80 into the ring
Ill ~ nf,t Ia
is aggressive and he viii hardly be able
10 restrain himself 10 defensive work,
unless, OF course, Gotch downs him with
in the first half hour,
One OF tho most interesting as we'll
as Instructive features OF the nights
entertainment win be Gotch's demonstra
iion or the toe hold. The champion VIII
show how lie has applied that torture 10
several famous wTcstlers who fsncied the
championship title. Moreover, 1t will be
demonstrated in such way that every
match the hold is applied so quickly
that the spectators do not see just how
IL is done nor realize what II is. In
this demonstration IL will be made plain
10 all present.
Fine Audience Assured,
The seat sale assures iirst-class su-
dicnCc. including many women 4 mum
bcr of th" most prominent citizens OF
Salt Lake have obtained their tickets and
announced their intention 10 bring Their
wives.
i, ls The last chance TO see Gotcl,
wresile.
Mike Yokcl VIII referee. He denies the
recent statement that he would rather
vrestlo Gotch than srbitrstc the bout
for he has a lively recollection OF a sore
Zoe following his scancc on the mat with
tho champion about two years ago. Yo-
kei at that time vowed inc would always
thereafter take his friends advice not
10 10 oul Of his class, but he is talking
.Io% about wrestling Demotrsl Pos
sihly he viii bar The tee hold on Tho
particular toe that GotCh twisted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
Young Captures Trophy.

CHICAGO Oct 29.-Tbe silver trophy
IN the middle west amateur trap shoot
at the Chicago Gun club at keusington
was won today by Jesse : Young OF Chi
cago, who broke fortyeight out OF fifty
targets. Fred Bills Of Chicago was high
professional breaking forty~cight out of
1fty
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FRANK GOTCH HERE;
He WEIGHS ONLY 208
Friends Of Champion Wrest-
Ter Tell Him FacetiouSly
He Is Getting Thin
GREEK IS AMBITIOUS
Oemetral Has Trained as He
Never Did Before for His
Bout Tonight.
GREEK is AMBITIOUS

Frank Gotch, with Mrs. Gofch. Man
aser Emi Klank, Mahmcut and the hal-
ance OF the wrestling troupe. arrived yea
tcrdav afternoon from Denver. Mr. ana
Arg. Gotch vent TO Hotel Utah, While
Manager Klank hurried off (" confer
ence with Harry EIcasren, the salt Lake
promoter who is giving the "o'vh-pS
metral and the Mahmont- Rogers pou''
In the lobby Of Hotel Utah last nish'
ticrch was tho s,uosure of every eye lic
weighs only cos pounds now, OF about
twenty pounds less than his ususl weight.
He took off considerable flesh for The
fIackenschmid, match, and is not at all
anxious to become any heavier than he
at rreSeut.
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acted before the Civil War by exposing myself the
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