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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-30
hi STANLEY IN
|bDUBTFUL CLASS
,F York Fans First Glimpse
sf English Bantamweight
Not Convincing.
|BAR-CHAMPION GETS
EVEN BREAK WITH HIM
|ssterSon Says Lewis Shows Up
Well Everywhere but in
Gotham.
u ". B. (BAT) MAsTERsoN,

By w. .. (bAIJ MAoI6hSON.
NEW YORK. Jan. 2s.-The New York
hing fans have finally had a glimpse
The celebrated English bentamweight
|snpion, Digger Stanley. Whether the
1e!shman came uI' 10 their expecta-
,ns u question that admits OF some
|ubt.
6lanley came 10 this country carrying
Ia him the credentials of the boxing
|oerfs OF his own country certifying
tis weight In all England.
But England is not America.
Lfser his ten round bout at the Nation
Sporting club Friday night with
nike Burns there are great many
rong the New York sports who are in
1bt as 10 whether he fully qualified.
ankle Burns is what is sometimes re-
Dn. but at that lie managed 10 hold
B Englishman TO an even break.
<o far as effective cleverneSs was con-
ned both Stanley and Burns displayed
led efficiency. Both were clever so far
blocking and footwork goes, but nei-
cf can be said 10 be effective. Both
he'd Judgment OF distance and both
1sed much oftener than they landed.
b fact is there were few clean blows
1ded BY either man and what blows did
NJ seemed TO have little effect. There
q no blood or anything that approached
mockdown in the entire ten rounds.
Eoodooed in New York.
Harry Lewis. il would seem, can and
IS fight like a champion everywhere
LIN New York. Although seemingly
/ strange: II is none the less fact
b Harry has never put up fight in
Y OF the New York clubs that was
hin measuring distance OF champion
h form. And yet he Will go elsewhere
d beat men handily who are regarded
top -notchcrs. even In classes above
} own.
b talk with AL LiI.3e, after the Lew
Mansfield contest at the National
prling club some time ago. Bippe ex-
csss1 surprise at the miserable show
made by Lewis on that occasion.
Y don't understand Harry at all"
q Al, Every time he fights in New
1K his showing Is such as TO arouse
! everest kind OF criticism. He is
Der accused OF taking OF being a has
~ And still he VIII fight like
>Snpion in other places. For instance,
every fight he has had In England
d Franco his showing was Of such
b order that the natives regarded him
Dsing invincible In his class
A Lack of Confidence.
evils himself. In speaking of his bout
~ Mansfield, could give no reason for
J failure to make good unless II was
b he lost confidence as soon as he
IN the ring here In New York.
IL must be" said he. that they've
me buffaloed in some way that /
Ef explain, for almost as soon as !
sfarted begin 10 fight far below my
4 form
L1ere Is certainly something in It. for
We mas never put up q satisfactory
Hest In this city, Over in London the
yer day Lewis disposed OF Johnny Sum
'n In four rounds in the handiest fash
imaginable. Summers was. so far as
9 and weight are concerned. the equal
lewis and yet he was so far outclassed
y he appeared like a novice.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-30
Sky Lions to Perform Most
Daring and Sensational
Stunts Feb. 13.
PLAN RELAY RACE IN
HONOR OF THE GOVERNOR
Lincoln's Birthday Celebration
to Be Feature of Aviation
Carnival.

Monday. February 13, Is TO be the big
show day at the Salt Lake aviation meet
In celebration OF Lincoln's birthday an
niversary 1t Will be a holiday In Salt
Lake In every sense Of the word.
Tho governor and all society are to
be at aviation field that afternoon and
the aviators will perform their most
daring and sensational stunts. relay
race, among the first in the history of
aviation. viii be flown. and there Will
be at least three attempts TO establish
new altitude record 1t is planned
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Eugene Ely IN High Flight Over the Camp at San
Francisco Aviation Field

to have great military programme that
day. in which the soldiers from Fort
Douglas will participate. The day is Of
ncially announced as Society day and
dence at aviation field.
Offlcialdom to Attend.
Besides the lions of the sky. there will
guished citizens. including the mayor and
prominent persons who happen 10 be in
the city, at an informal reception to be
held in honor OF the aviators. perhaps
Lincoln's birthday, when Salt Lake So
ciety beauties in the latest Paris crea-
tions will act as hostesses and pour tea
for the aerial and military heroes.
For the benefit of the haut ten the
blrdmen Will do their prettest on so
ciety day." and spiral dips may be ex-
pected as common occurrences In the aft
ernoon. The relay race in which several
aerial teams will be entered should be
a thrilling spectacle. Machines OF vari-
The military maneuvers being ar
ranged. with complete forces. including
the new aerial scout arm OF the Signal
corps of the National guard will be
will make an. endurance test and this
will be one OF the features of the day.
To Remain in Sight.
spectators Is the agreement reached with
the blrdmen that they shall remain in
sight of the crowd all the time while
they are in the air, Their feats are to
he performed within easy view of the
grandstand, They Will pass the grand
stand frequently. fluttering by like huge
birds.
Special prizes will be hung up for the
aviators TO compete for in various events
Amateur prizes also Will be offered
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-30
ElT LAKE GUN CLUB
HAS GOOD ATTENDANCE
mere was a good attendance at the
'ot OF the Salt Lake Gun club sun

mere was a good attendance at the
oot OF the Salt Lake Gun club Sun
Ine club has a match on with the
Nn Fails, Ida, club and Is awaiting
Z return 10 the city OF two OF its mem
oetore tie date is set, 'BHr' Vim
~ oi The Twin Falls club is getting
teuent: but members OF the Salt Lake
y say that he will retain possession OF
money longer II the date for the shoot
20, fixed for while,
<nlent has challenged Dorsey Burgess
an Individual race. BURGESS is out
ny CITY but ne undoubtedly Will ac-
a. soon as he returns. IL Is said
~ lollowing scores were made at the
nday 20 ''4e ''''' 'ieiH
fossn, ss out of 100: Mills. 95; Holli
y %, Morgan, 90; Coolidge. s6
3. Sowan, 4S out OF so: ]. y. Sharp,
s,99~ier, As, Ball. 40; Smith, 80; Mil
W ,sahri9ab. 60 out of IS: Al Cowan, So:
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LATlNG UNION SUSPENDS
DlSOBEDIENT CONTESTANT

sEyGNTREAL. Jan. 29.-The suspension
Salnnnd Lamy Of Saranac Lake, N.
',e, the rest OF the racing season was
essaIncea today by the International
-rsns Union Of America. In the in
risv rional haf-mile championship yes
isrss,. Lsmy refused TO abide by the
III s decision when he ordered the
|rs,sT yeat Tc-skated because II was not
hs annhin m,lhin the specified time limit.
~ encouragement thn Of Lamy's suspension
.os,rne e OFFICIALS of the international
rn union are determined there shall
1nai ~. .no,e hiIsoodromins in the interna
-+'al skating races.
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TURIN EXPOSITION WILL
BE OPENED APRIL 26

WASHINGTON. Jan. 29.-Of the great-
est Importance to the American producer
OF raw material for export will be the
Turin exposition which opens April 26
The United States government commits
sion headed by Francis e.. Loomis Is con-
ductIng an energetic campaign TO secure
81 large American representation. For
the benefit Of the would be exhibitor who
cannot send representatives 10 Turin the
commission has arranged TO give special
attention TO their exhibits. and will see
that they are properly handled and dis
plHyed,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-30
FUNERAL NOTICES

FREETON-The funeral service of Johr
Trenton will be held today, January 30
at p. m. at the funeral chapel of Ebcr
w. Hall. l64 South West Temple. Inter
ment Mt Olivet
BERGSTROM-The funeral service o:
Marie Bergstrom will be held January
20 at p. m. at the funeral chapel of
Eber w. Hall, 164 South West Temple
Interment, MI. Olivet-
BRODERSEN-Th funeral service OF
Mrs. Elenora p. Brodersen will be held
Tuesday, January 81. at D. m mt the
funeral chapel OF Eber w. Hall. 164 South
West Temple. The body will be placed
IN the private vault of Eber w. Hall.
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'lAh FIGHTER STRICKEN
WITH APPENDICITIS

ookiyn JSEk, Jan. 29.-Joe Coster, the
4 earned a popular derision NM over ve
>1ateS IN a ten-round fight here, was
QoIlyn IN late Saturday night in a
1difion hospital for appendicitis. His
4 n f-.,s said to be serious. Coster
[poIe ha1Iins for. a fight with Tommy
fhilaSs,.rs jock O'Brien's new club
under pnla, , February s. and niBo
N BrnrFr engagement 10 box KNOCK
ID Bshrrn before the Fairmount club
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-30
OFFICER OF NAVY MAKES
FIRST FLIGHT IN PLANE

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Jan. ga commits
stoned officer OF the United States navy
flew an acropInne today for the first
time, IL is said In the history OF the navy.
The flight was made by Lieutenant The
odorc G. Ellison, In a Curtiss biplane and
WAS Witnessed by q large crowd gathered
on tie polo field OF the Country club OF
Coronado The flight WAS OF short dura~
ton but was regarded as highly sue
cessful.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-30
Ski Jumpers Tournament.

CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis. Jan. %
Francis Kempe of Red Wing Mimi. to-.
day won first Place in the tournament Of
the National Ski association with PIT 2-5
points. Oscar Gunderson OF Chippewa
Falls first place for the long stand
ing jump 1872 feet. within eight feet Of
the American professional record.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-30
MUTINEERS ARE ALMOST
LYNCHED BY A MOB

COLONIAL BEACH. Va, Jan. 90
Three members OF the crew OF the Irene
Ruth. an oyster dredge plying in tho
Potomac river. aboard which mutiny
occurred yesterday when Captain Allan
Dorsey was killed. his negro cook
drowned and his first mate fatally In
jured. were today held In the grand
jury. 1t was with difficulty that the
tured the muiinous crew In the woods,
from committing violence. The mutiny
Is supposed TO have arisen over money
difficulties.
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Will Hear BedWell.

LEXINGTON. Ky. Jan. 2o.-Thc Ken
tucly state racing commission will meet
here tomorrow 10 take up the question OF
Granting a rehearlng 10 ~, Guy Bedwell.
the Denver turfman who has been ruled
off the Kentucky and California turf;
Redwell was refused the Privilege OF
tracks in Kentucky because Of the al
legged stimulating of his horse Nadzu In
a rice at Latonia July T.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-30
FRESHMEN APPEAL TO
AMERICANS FOR FUNDS

DUBLIN. Jan, 29.-The annual appeal
Of the trustees of the Irish party for
campaign funds. just issued, says the
recent elections strained its financial re-
sources to the utmost The elections
Il continues: were the most expensive
Tor thirty years, and the cost was main
ly betrayed by the ever generous kins-
men In America, The appeal concludes
Now that victory is within sight 1t
more than ever becomes necessary for
all The friends OF Ireland to support the
cause.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-30
'AE THREE STRAIGHT
fROM BURLINGTON TEAM

~ aeconnt OF basketball game be-
Y NE burlington second team and
|ndar =, y. a. stickers. which appeared
lsC,redited to the seconds. This was
4 rsrse inasmuch as the stickers won
{hle oy the score OF 36 to 80
|ssn ,Sas was the third game played be-
n eoos TWO teams. the sticlscrs win
niesf time. The score in the first
"a, ana 20 10 is; In the second. 81
III The third game, Sc TO 3s.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-30
For Helena Cathedral.

HELENA, Mont, Jan. 2e-Bishop John
Patrick Carroll, of the diocese of Helena,
through his building committee tonight
issued an appeal for $50, 600 with which to
complete the spires 10 the half-milion
dollar cathedral of ST. Helena. now in
course of construction. II is sought TO
raise the additional $4,000 by Febru
ary l.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-30
New Tunnel in Use

CHICAGO, Jan. 29.-The new Wash
ington street tunnel by means of which
traffic in the loop district is to be less
ened and which eventually is TO form an
integral part Of a subway system. was
passes under the south branch of the
Chicago is 1876 feet long and cost
S75O 00n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-30
NATIONAL CONVENTION OF
H0B0S Is ASSEMBLING

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Jan. 29.-The
vanguard OF the national convention OF
hobos. more digniiiedly known as the
international Unemployed Welfare
Brotherhood association" has arrived
and meeting was held tonight OF the
leaders to plan for the convention which
opens on Tuesday. j, Eads How OF ST.
Louis is in charge. About seventy five
have arrived but the visitors say the
railroad detectives are on the watch to
keep the tramps away from here,
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Negro Bishop Buried.

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Jan. 29.-Bshop
Abraham Grant of the African Methodist
Episcopa, church. whose body was brought
here Friday night from Kansas City was
buried this afternoon. Negro Odd Fellows
and Masons had charge OF the funeral
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-30
Chess Masters' Tournament,

NEW YORK. Jan. 29.-Frank ]. Mar.
ehall, United States champion. Increased
his lead in the national chess masters
tournament today by defeating II. T
Black OF Brooklyn, The eighth round was
contested today. Chajes OF Chicago drew
with w c. Morris who Is in last place:
but retains his hold on second place.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-30

Many cosy rooms have had brought
to them contented, happy roomers, who
have been introduced via The Tribune
want ad route, It's an easy matter
send want today or phone Bell 5000.
Ind $50.
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Fight Referee Ill.

ALBANY. N Y, Jan 29-Charley
White OF New York. serseant-at-arms OF
the Democratic state convention, the we'll
known prize fight referee, was removed
today from his hotel to a hospital where
he probably will be operated on tomor-
row for the removal OF gallstones.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-30
Senate Business Today.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 29.-Tomorow In
the senate the Lorimer case. the rcsolu-
tlon on the subject Of direct vote for
United States senators and appropriation
bills will be the order. with odd time ta-
Ken un with the shin subsidy measure.
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suecial Session i'm House.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-Tributes to
the life, character and public service of
the late Samuel J.. Gilmore of Louisiana
were paid In the house of representatives
today at a special session presided over
by Representative Broussard of Louisiana.
Among the speakers was Representative
Kahn OF California.
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CLEANING AND DYE1NG

SALT LAKE CLEANING CO.. 36l
State. Bell phone be35: Ind. 1874. r
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ALL ARE GOOD: SOME ARE BETTER.
we sell the better kind: Big Ben, $3.50:
liable jewellers. SurbauEh's. l2 Mccormick
bldg. a9o
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Which L rocked half year In my breast.
Would have dragged on my life like to
lead
1t is better, they say. the child's dead
From his coming he ever was small.
With an old fashioned look In his eyes
Passing small. yet the gap that he leavos
Strikes the wlseacres round with sur
prise:
with a wonder I love the wee thing.
Though my finger could boast not a ring!
I sit mute. with my head In my hands,
Patient hearing the words that they sayI
They are wise. passing wise In their
years,
But my souls shrouded self whispers
Nay!'
AS the babes OF the wed mothers do.
had borne the great worlds /brunt OF
scorn,
All its basilisk glances so cold,
But warmed back my hearts frozen
with small. restless head kinked with
gold.
And one soul at my coming would turn
And the world then might bluster or
spurn.
But now. what shall do with my arms.
And that cold. empty space In my breast?
Yet they say, as they creep round the
room,
Calmly say. old and wise. that tbs best;
That some strong man may now pity me.
And forgive for the thing dead with thee!
And l laugh In my deep inner soul.
And ! would that my hot lids We're wet,
And 1 hate them at last for their words.
And I know ! shall never forget
And my bosom will true be and cold.
For the little banned head kinked with
gold. Ethel Carnie.
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Auto Hits Street Car,

POUGHKEEPSIE. n. Y. jan. g9-Six
persons were injured. one probably IA =
tally and two seriously, when an automo- =
bile containing five OF those injured
crashed into a trolley car here today.
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Look through the different classifca-
tions in The Tribune want columns and
you II find just the place for want
that will turn your discarded household
articlea into cash.
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Rife Club Scores.

L.etchfinld was high man nj the reeu-
lar weekly shoot OF the Salt Lake Rifle
club held Sunday with an average score
OF TIA The scores follow:
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The everlasting girl question is easily
and entirely solved by the insertion of
little want "ad'' in The Tribune.
Bell nhnne 5000. Ind. 500
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VACUUM CLEANERS.

SANTO FOR SALE OR RENT; CLEAN
ing done. Stewart-G -Gleeson Co., SO w.
md South ST. Bell 200 Ind. 702. x317s
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DR.. GRACE sTRATTON, OSTEoPATH.
5o4 Scott Bldg. Bell 1910. Ind. 2s2.
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SECOND HANU STORES

WANT BUY SECOND HAND GOODS.
Trade new for old, Bell 5l45. Ind 4s1.
Michigan Fur. a3O92
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FURS AND TAXIDERNISTS
PALM GARDEN.

IMPORTED HOFBRAU AND LEMPS
Pale. Lunch. l6ci chile. 10c, 2S w. 3rd
So. a13lS
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WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE-PAUL HEN, PRO-
prietor. 6S East LIST South: ESQ rooms:
rates 35c. 40c and Soc. 1193S
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PIANO TUNING.

>-~~-~~~~~~~~-~~~-~--~-
y. BERT ANDERSON. BELL PHONE
se17. Piano tuning, polishing. repair
ing, t123
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CHAMPION SHOE REPAIRING

MEMS sEWED. 75c: LADIES. soc;
ai7es
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PRINTOGRAPHING.
PIANO TEACHING

PROF vi. @. sASKo, GRADUATE OF
Budapest conservatory, pupil OF Les
chetizky. Studio now open ut 2125 f.
ond South. ab09
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CARPET CLEANING

VACUUM CLEANING BY EXPERT.
enced men: work guaranteed: also ma.
chimes rented. Bell b906. 19A
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GLOVE MANUFACTURERS

NELSON GLOVE CO.. 60 b. BID So,
exclusive glove store. Gloves made to
order Repairing and cleaning mass
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.OSTEOpATHY

DIR. ALICE HoUGHToS. ROOMS sl,-
ls Mcintyre bldg. Ind. phone 359: Bell,
1896: residence Bell Main s61. 1859
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FLUFF RUGS

FLUFF RUGS MADE FROM YOUR
wornout carpets: first-class work: low
est prices. William ]. Rideway. 551 So
State Bell 61S9. t27s9
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THE DEAD CHILD.

He IS dead And the wise. elder folk
Whisper down on my grief that tbs bestl
And they hint that the light. little thing
Which I rocked half year In my breast.
Would have dragged on my life like to
lead
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Thodd splendid animals,
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condition display that would enhuse and interest
bull he being the Noble Of Oakland who sold for $l5Ooooo
this bull display
registered Berkshires and Poland China
good
County
community
will have raise
They live at home and board the same place and
do ( !. = T
of
The
Morris, the best agricultural Il
experts In poultry - Or
and by Lorng -LS->~--~z
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Herbs and Flowers
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A Safe, Simple, Reliable Remedy
Which Costs Nothing to Try.

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