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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-21
Girls Burns Are Fatal

Chattanooga. Tenn, March 20.-(SpeciaD As the result of burns received two weeks ago at the May hotel in this city Myrtle Hawkins died last night at Erl- anger hospital. The young woman was in her room at the time of the accident when she carelessly dropped match on the floor, setting fire to her dress. She was wrapped in flames in few min utes and before aid could reach her was fatally burned. The funeral oc- cured this afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-21
TAFT APPROVES
 CRAIG'S DISMISSAL

Washington. March 20-President Taft has approved the dismissal from the army of Lieut. James IL. Craig, recently tried by courtmartial at Fort Assinni- boine, Mont Lieutenant Craig is a na- tive of Texas.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-21

cooperation in maA-ng the celebration 8 great success, and it is anticipated that the day will prove one of the most unique and interesting affairs in the history of the city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-21
B. A. C. Finishes Tn The Sixth
 Place In Indoor Shoot League

made as the averages of the leading teams this year are unusually high, and judging from the records of the past few years the boys have shot in championship form.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-21

Washington made a total of 94S.
 The team shot off a tie match with Pittsburg, winning by the narrow mar gin of points. The locals in this match
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-21
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-02
ESCAPE PLANNED BY
GANG OF CONV|CTS
Twelve Loaded RevolvcrS and
-Four Sticks of Dynamite in
Federal Prison.

EAVENWORTU. Kan. Dec l.
Finding OF twelve loaded rcyolver3 and
four sticks Of dynamite in the federal
penitcntiarv ward today probably pre-
vented n Wholesale outbreak. Tho conted
crate Of the prisoners broke through tho
outside door of 4 tower Wednesday night
and lowered tho arms and explosives in
side the wall. They wero hidden under
a pile OF whccb1rrows. The ConYicts
wcro not allowed in tho yard Thursday
and today w. Z. Boltz, guard, found
the package before thcv had a chance 10
get a. The arms and explosives. wrapped
in paper. had been placed inside length
OF stove pipe. Extra cartridges and fuse
around the pipe showed where the con
fcderate had attached a hook and rope
to lower II. prisoner probably hid II
under tho wheclbarrowa.
No guards arc stationed on the Wall
at night and the confederate. after
breaking through the door. probably as
cended the stairway in the tower and
then rrcpt along the outer ledge Of tho
wall out OF sight OF the guards in the
yard.
Tho package Was left in tho part of
tho yard where large gang USUALLY Us
M work. They could not reach the arms
Thursday because they wcrc locked In
their cells all day.
The bad" mon, train robbers and
n,rdcrcrs arc assigned 10 shops across
the yard from tho conner where the guns
were secrcted and they would have had
TO make n break TO get them,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-02
J1arez JUDGES Suspect Fraud in Second Rae
PLJGS AND WRESTLERS HERE
SEEKING PROFITABLE BOUTS
Salt Lake Has Quite Colony Of Athletes Most o Whom Arc
Hoping for Chance to Make Matches

HErec To meet him. \ number OF oiler
fighters Who are soon 10 travel rom inc
cast 10 the Pacific coast have Endi-
Gated their Willingness 10 stop off here
II therc Ia any financial innucoment.
Bouts between local boys ARC better
patroniZcd than matches between higher
class men who arc practically strangers
Rclas-o the Persian wrestler. an
uuunces that hc has found hacker who
will wager $3.50 on Bollasco's ability 10
throw HnsEau Sousouf. ''Tuohoy =
Turk" aud tho TURK Is hustly engaged
trying TO find "a hacker with S3'o.
Harry lIeagrcu has Mike NokcIs prom
isN that hc VIII wrcsrio Julius johnson
before Nollcl goes cast. but Nukel VII
not engage In any hard bout ,mtll the
holidays. \ number OF minor Nrrstiers
arc after matches and several promo
tors arc stlll In correspondence With
GchriuG of Cleveland. trying TO Induce
him Ia reconsider his determination not
10 meet Yokcl Big Chief War Eagle
tho Indian wrcstler. is also here seeking
q bout
With all thesc prospective matches
looming up, pugllism and wrestling fans
ought 10 find plenty OF amusement In
Salt Lake In tho nesr future
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-02

Salt Lake las quite q colony OF puel-
lists and vrestlers at present and most
OF them arc looking for matches which
VIII enable them 10 make Il living. but
the only definite bout I'm sight is the
athletic entertainment at Willard Bean :
Ssn-Ciym December .. Whcn Tally Johns
has promised 10 meet Kid Davis for
tho hcadlincr. Bean is trying To induce
Jack Price to meet 'DinEe" McCarty,
bu, Price. despite his numerous boasts
about what nc would do To- McCarty. has
not signed set. Besides these two bouts.
Bean will put on another preliminary.
Tony Capon has agreed to box old
potcr Jackson. or Young Peter Jack
son ss he prefers To bo known, hut
Caponi insists Jackson must put M =
side hct OF some guaranty that VIII make
tho match worth while, as Tony believes
" would not draw much or g. crowd.
Jack Rogers IS eager TO Sot another
bout with Caponi, but 80 far the noGo-
tlations have come to nauGht. Ttogcrs
Is willing 10 take on some OF tho othcrs
at short notice provided he cannot get
oil with Caponi.
Meanwhile Montana Jack Sullivan has
written from Butte. saying that he Will
come forthwith " CaponI or Rogers will
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-02
DOLLY suLrmAN BEATS HApzu.
Speculation Brisk at Columbia Raeetrack
and Attendance Ia Fair.

COLUMBIA. s. e. Dec. Only an
ordinary card Vas offered today. fair
sized crowd was out and speculation WAS
brisk Tho fourth race was won by Dolly
Huffman. which easily defeated the heav-
ily backed even money fsVoritc. Nadzu,
Results.
Tirsi race. six furongs-Mason.
straight 10 I. Won; Joe Rosc. place .
To 3. second. Leon b. show 20 .. third.
Time 1:is s-S.
second rare. hyc frrloncs- Sags Kirk.
.trnight iS 10 :. won; steel Cliffc. place
oven. second. Nespcrs show out. third.
Time &c 10.
THIRD race fvr furiougz Dominica.
straight even. Won. Teddy Bear. place :
10 !. second. Lady Hmpshurf. show 10
o. third. Time ;0e 30.
Fourth race. mile and au eighth Dolly
Rultmsn. straight 10 !. won. Nadzu,
place l 10 :. second. Duke OF Rridge~a
Ter show out. third. Timc. 1851.
q Fiuh racc. s-year-old-. six fUrlongs
oakley. sfrsigh : 10 . won, Bcrtls. piacr
10 20 I. second. Kaufman, third. Time.
1.ih Is.
sixth race. purse 1850. nyo and halt
furiougS-t- -nion Jack. straight Is 10 5
won; Abrasion. place 10 I. second.
l.lizHbsth Ilarwocd. show . 10 10. third
Time, 90 10.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-02
COURTS MAY AWARD
AERONAUTIC PRIZE

NEW YORK. Dec. THE award Of
the 1000 Statue Of Liberty prize n few
days ago to Claude Grahsmo White Will
he contested by relatives OF the late John
b Mcissan'. Tho prize was first auard d
cd TO Moissant
t;rshs White. who was second. pro-
tested on a tochnicality. The Iutcrna p
tIoual kernautic Federation sustained
tho protest. whereupon the Aero Club of
America disqualified Grahamc White,
also on the ground that he had foulcd
pylon IN starting, and the prize WIS
thereupon awarded To Count Dc Less@ps.
who finished third. Grsham" White pro-
tested again and last week the Interns-
tioual federation ordered the prize given
TO 6;raiIamc- White.
Moissancs relatives now threaten 10
carry tho case 10 the courts. and IL Is
not impossible that the actual transfer
OF the money Will be tied up for years
by litigation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-02
MAIL CLERKS BELIEVE
UNION Is ATTACKED

CHICAGO. De-. What employees Of
the United States mail service termed an
attack on their union organization WAS
received here today in general order
from e. y. Grandncld. FIRST assistant
"rga ri1atious In the service Immediately
To disbaud
The order was aimed, the men say,
at The National Federation or Postofticc
clerks nm afii,idtion of tho American
Federation ot Labor. to which most Of
The mon belong.
Tho order does not affect any ON =
ploysc who belongs Ia frater1lal secret
organizations outside the postal scry-
ice.
Membership In secret organizations
was termed "inimicsl 10 the interests OF
the government AZ helug Incompatible
with IL" employees oaih Of service.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-02
SAVES BABY FROM
ITS BURNING BUGGY
Child IS Left Near Kitchen
Stove and Wraps Become
Ignited.

Special 10 The Tribune
SPRlNGNILLE, Dec. 1.-The mouth old
baby OF Mr.. and Mia. Frank liarmcr OF
this city was very seriously burned this
morning
Mrs. Iiarmcr placed the baby in the
baby buggy and pushed the buggy close
10 the front OF the kitchen. so az 10 keep
tho child warm, then went over To- n
ncishbors. just fow steps. on an errand
leaving her iycsr-old boy To- care for
tho baby. The wraps In tho baby buggy
caught fire and the llttlc boy ran scream
ing q" his mother and told her the baby
was burning up.
Mrs. liarmer. The ncighbor aud a young
man by the nam" OF Anderson ran Into
tho blazing kitchen. Anderson snatched
the baby out OF tho burning buggy and
sinothered the flames. Tho baby was not
burned on It's body. but WIS quito badly
burned about tho face. The buggy and
buggy wraps were entirely destroyed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-02
BALEL[A'S TRAINER
EXPLAINS BAD RACE
Parker Called Into Judges
Stand After Favorite Loses
in Second Event.
JOCKEYS ARE SET DOWN
Starter Mars Cassidy SuS-
pends Denny and Muller
for Five Days.
JOCKEYS ARE SET DOWN

IUAETsZ Mexico p~c f.-Srbszo. un-
der good riding and second choirc IN the
betting. easily disposed n good neid
~ spriuters at Terrasas park today Rsl
ella, favorite IN the second race, ran =
bad race and Parker. tic trainer. vas
called 20 tho stand. Starter Csssidv set
dopr Iocksy Ucnuy and Jockey 9. Mul-
Tor for five davs. Summsr,.
Firsi race. fvo and n half fufl-rEr
Great Frisr. 10 iWAlshl. - - !. Won
Msrbo, no callahan. le 60 /. second
isa1 t-i. Thistle Rose. pecAcssri"h.
Plum creek. Sl-spland, Manasch Errnnt
isadN N-ooltaN. Tourist. Cap Nclson and
second race. six furlonss Koo,cnay.
100 denny. > go I. won; Golden Nuhy.
100 &C. Millerl. 10 10 l. second; N9ol'
Naiyie Glrl. Cornmcndgtion. LILY Paxton
and Ralslls also ran.
Third race. five furlo1zs The Visitor.
10 tHerry,. !: 10 Won; K,'' AnSerr
Florence Krirr. iln uirusS', - TO !.
third Time. i.ne - BABY Doll. Big
sandy. Jack Wainwright. First Fashion:
T'og star. Marjori" Fleming, is"m and
Fourth racc. si1 furIonRs sobsEn, ioa
oHoffmsn). 70 !. won; Lackrosc, io-
tMoleswor1h), T. 10 !, second: Niniovs.
III lIenryh : 20 p. ;hird. Time. l:lt
SiEnor, Transparent III kock. Delaney,
ocean Queen and coppertown also ran.
Fifth racc. six furlongs Flying Feet
iea CMolesvorthi. To !. won; san 10
ulto. 100 HIoffmnnb. 60 I. second; Tom
my TvigE. los tHowsrdD. II 10 ., third.
Time. 1,iS. oscuro. Great Caesar. Port
Arlington. Lees Frlar and I'it-a-Pat also
ran
sixth race. one milo Leopold. lo5
Noteworthy. even. won; Miss korn. as
a.. Cotton). II 20 I. second; Keep Nov
inE. l05 Denny 81 10 I. third. Time
g. ~ IaI. n,.--
ieot. Maniac, The Monk. Judge Walton
and Jim CIffcrata also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-02
Today's Columbia Entries.

COLUMBIA. 5. g., Dec. saturday :
race entries
First race. five fuTIcnEE-iicnock. I01.
I.~~ Bos. i01 Fsnchette, IL. Mawmits,
101. Orlando LADY. liz; Charley O'Bricn.
10: Deduction. ilc. Lucky Wish. i0I.
Second race. five furlouEs-Qu". 10.
Irish KID. los: Richard Reed. 10: Paul
Davis. Ice. Lord Wells. iof. Top Note.
les
Third race five furlouES-spoCtor no o.
dine. lsf. Kircn L. 100: carroll. ii3. 'Sur-
get los: -Doris Ward. l0i. County chair =
ruhn. ii2. Saho Bicud. liI
Fourth race. five furionEs t0s.
sQuincy Belle. iaf. sStarboard. los. Tom
shag y. MS: Lord Kenmore. lI5. Wnfrcd
0rrlsS. liz
Frh race seven furiongs Sprin {
Frog. los: Gun Cotton. ii2: Isabel. los
Siyckcr ia. The Cat. los.
Sixth race. one and a sixteenth wilcS -
oa"Trnn. Ice. Auimus. lo1: Flatucy. 10S,
Eddic Grsney. los. The Speaker les,
Warner Gris~cll Ie3. Black ISrach. los.
Apprentice ALLOWANCE claimed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-02
DECREASE IN CRIPPLE
CREEK ORE SHIPMENTS

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo, Dec. l.
Continued dccrcas" IN orc shipmcnts :
from the Cripple Creek district L. given
rs tho reason FOR the temporary suspen-
sion 90 operations by the United States
Reduction & Refining Company's plant at
Colorado city. which viii mean the LAYING
of OF about i7S men.
Tho announcement that tho plant will
suspend operations for the time being
and that It's ore treatment contracts Will
be taken care Of by the Golden Cycle
company, was made today by j. d.
Hawkins. president and general manager
OF the company. I'm circular letter Ca
the ore producers with whom the United
States Reduction & Refining company has
contracts.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-02
UTAH COPPER WILL.
PLAY SALT LAKE

The salt Lake soccer Football club
has FOR opponents today the Utah Cop
per BOYS from Garfield. who are at the
head OF the league. This l. TO hc Salt
Lakes hardest game OF the season. The
local boys are anxious 10 avcnGc the de-
feat two months ago At Garfield by Cop
per For this reason salt Lakes best
team win hc put into tho n"ld. Bram-
los. who is in Denver. will not play. hut
tho team will be- picked from tho fol-
lowing thirteen players. t.dholm. Brown,
Moy~s Auscn, service. Prime. Pennock.
Chapman. cusvorth. Robinson, Cubb1r
Icy, Poole and Churchill. This game will
be played on the clubs grounds At the
high school and will commence at 2
O'Clock Whiting will referee II Salt
Lake - able 10 win this match the
club viii lave a chance TO win the league
pcnDant.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-02
Loses Commission.

LONDON, Dec. 1.-The commls,SSly'n1. '1.
Herbert Mantagu. a. "a second ILL., ~
ant OF the Fifth battalion of tue n';
FusileorS. was Cancelled I'm ionignt
sue Of the London Gazette, his ,ss,s... 49,.
in Joining the Turkish forces IN NJ
being adjudgcd "A breach OF ncutrhusi
Lieutenant MantaGu sent reP,oiI,,
tho English newspapers that the nsllj n-pj
soldiers had been guilty OF hoI
atrocities toward native women ana w. W.
dren. OF whom re declared many nS..
dreds had been mutilatcd beyond reo''
uitlou
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-02
HOPE FOR THOSE ON
BOARD THE TEES

VICTORIA, r. g, Dec. There is
every hope that all ON tho distressed
steamer Tees, which has not been 10
Gated since she was reported disabled by
wireless on "Wednesday. are safe. The
wireless station at lslevan Point report =
cd tonight that distress signals from the
Tees were picked up at 5:i5 p. NJ. Tho
station on Triangle island is calling every
ten minutes trying 10 ascertain the posi-
ton OF ihc Tees and particulars Of her
plight. There are Gfty persons aboard
the Tees. The fog is lifting
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-02
BREAKS HAND IN
BOUT WITH IOkEI

The wrestling match hold Ia the
Spriugsillc theai~r. IN which Yokci nas
90 throw SUcns"n, Chester and Hafu,er
al inside % sixty minutes. was won by
fcksi. iic threw SW~usen IN thirty
four minutes after Ners active work
Jones q Provo. Who Was substituted FOR
fiarmcr. MS thfnNu ln seven ulnutss
Jones. considering his size. put up n
game contest while if lasted. Chester
% ogden broke his hand 81 tho very
commencement - hi~ bout With YcE~t
The contest waF sportsnanllkc c1hfbl-
fiou n tho wrestling aft and has aNak
~nsd great Interest ia Springyiiic IN that
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-02
Governors in Ohio.

CLEVELAND. O.. Dec. 1.-The gov
ernors OF eight western states and tho
rsprc cscntstoycs OF four others. after n
busy day In Cleveland. left tonight for
Buffalo. where they will spend tomorrow
and Sunday before resumlnG their tour
Of the east.
Tho stay Of The governors I'm Cleveland.
which WAS marked by an almost con-
tinusl round 90 entertainment. was con-
cluded tonight with a banquet AT the
Union club rendered Dy former Governor
UcTrick of Ohio
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-02
MAY DRAW COLOR
LINE IN PUGILISM

NEW YORK. Dee. The New Yorl,
state boxing commission Is considering
the Sdyisabltty of onactiug a rule that
white pugilists shall not pu, on the
gloves With negroes ga public bouts az
clubs operating under tho new law
This would mean that I2ngfOul. John
son jeanette and McNSy would have
to fight among themselves for The negro
championship. while Kaufman. Flynn.
Carl Morris. Pni1"r. kenncdy. Lester
and Others would compete ioT the white
man's tItlN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-02
Many BIoros Killed

MANILA. bee. e.-DurinG the last three
days there have boon running battles near
Jolo. tho chief town 81 Tho archipelago OF
Sulu. between a battalion Of the Third
infantry and scouts and 500 Moros. The
guerrillas we're opposed u the recent or
crr calling upon them To dtEarrn. Fif-
teen Moros were killed and forty wound -
cd while tho Americans lost one soldier
killed Joto L. the center of tho Moro
opposition 20 disarmament. bat there Is
believed 10 be no danger Of general up
ffmfwu
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-02
Today's Juarez Entries.

JUAREz. Mex. Dec. 1--Tomorrow :
entries.
First race. purse. nSe furlongs Home
sick foogcr Battle, Flying d'Or. More
allght. Hazel g. lo5; Brack Bonita. Lake
Tahoe. 10
Second race. selling, seven furlonEs
Chess. Rosworth. loa. Travis Eddlonan.
Bushwsclcr. Allen Fesm. Virginia Lind
ray. io1; Kiddy Lee. lio; Zulu. IL.
Third race. selling. seven furlongs-
Bell C1in Bob Farley, l02. 'Wickei,
Hannis. Gelico. Sir Angus. Barney old
reid, ioI. Dactyiis. ii2-
Fourth race. handicap. six furorgs
OXer. %; Qusrtermsst"r. i0c: Winning
Widow. los. Rcy Iilndoc, los. Injury.
Isv.
F1nh race. purse. nve furiougs Mod
crn Priscilla. Anohslko. Billy Possuni.
100: Rscquettc. Robert, Error. 10. skill
lutte. ilJ.
Sixth race. selling. seven furlongs-
.Auno McGce, l02: Emma o.. lsotta
creed. pompie. Frog. le1. Little Janc.
Minnol-ttc. Jeanne d'Arc. il2.
Apprentice allowance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-02
Case Under Amusement.

REDWOOD CITY, Cal. Dec. l-Arzu-
m"nts Ia Mrs. j. j. Moore's suit for d.
vorcc were completed today and Superior
Judge Buck took the case under advise
meni. This II the action Into which the
name % Rear Admiral Thomas J. Phelps
L. :. ". retired. was drawn through ac-
cusst.ons contained In the husband 3
coUni"r-complaint in which Tho admiral
vas mentioned a. "A man named Phclps
connect&l With the navy"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-02
Receiver Appointed.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1,--Jesso Watson
was appointed as receiver for the inter =
csts of Colonel Christopher &. Wilson,
Wireless Telegraph company, who Is now
serving a sentence in tho federal prison
ut Atlanta.
Creditors filed n petition against VII
son recently with claims sggrccatInc
moro than $500. .0o0 alleging that lie
lIas In bis possession about that amount
belonging 10 stockholders OF the COM
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-02
Murder Suspected.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. i.-Alter
sydney l.. Hopwood. wife OF u ptha.Ii
tcctive. had died OF a bullet wound
day. tho police detained liopWoo0. ye,,
Ing an investigation. llOpwood said
wife had shot herself through the nc
They had been rcConciicd last nleHr
said after Il separation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-02
wolgas, Recovering Fast.

los ANGELES. Cal. Dee I.-Hsports
from the hospital tonight were 20 tho -
feet that Ad WOlxR-t. champion Light o.
weigh, puEiiizt 81 the world was TIM
proving steadily and he viriuslly passed
th~ crisis resulting from the operation.
Ills complete recovery Ia = few days was
forecast cd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-02
ICE SKATING AT
WANDAMERE SOON

Manager % the lcc skating rink AZ
Wandancrc announce that they have
found q way 10 frccZ4 the spring water
Ing rink there soon. They said last night
that tho Ice Was strong enough 10 bear
up skaters and that b. today n would be
In cool CpuIlti ion
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-02
CABLEGRAMS POUR IN
UPON NEW CARDINALS S

ROME, Dec. Cardinals FARLEY and
.O'Conne!l have received many thousands
OF cahiegTams. addresses and letters re
moving conEra tulations after their def
nitc creation a. cardinals and admission
10 tho sacred college.
Both OF them have undertaken q num-
ber Of official visits today. Cardinal Far
Icy beginning with call on Cardinal
OrcElia. dean OF Tho sncrcd COLLEGE.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-02
Retailers Are Opposed.

WASUINGTON. Dec. l-OppOSltion %
a national parcels post on the ground
that IL will drive out the small retail
nrs and establish the grip OF the mail
order houses was voiced today by John
A Green OF Cleveland. Ohio. secretary
Of tile National Association OF Retail
Groccrp.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-02
Wreck In Kentucky

PADl CAH. Ky. Dee I--Morc dian A
score of tho passengers ol Illinois Cen
trail passenger train No. ioi were injured
several perhaps fatally. when spreading
rails throw " Into ditch twenty - iEht
miles east Of here late this afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-02
GYM Card for New Years

Arrangements ar holug made Cor the
Observance OF New Years dav at .bs
trF~r't gl glnnsSiurn. = reception viii De
hsid during the afternoon and series ~
athletic and gymnasium exercises given,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-02
Taft Keeps Promise,

WASHINGTON, Doc. LIN Iedcn,,Ip'''
OF an implied promise made by ~"
tho people OF South Dakota on I'VE =.
cont visit 10 that state. Prcsidcnt -
has ordered that no less than lou. s1
panies OF infantry bc sent In Fort Nc
=. D.. for permanent Earrigon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-02
DEMETRAL MATCHED
WITH CARL DECKER
sncciaI lo M TrLbunc.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PUEBLO Colo. Dec. William De-
mctraI. the Greek wrestler. today signed
To meet carl Decker. tho Maryland
heavyweight champion. in finish bout
for a 500 side bet. The bout win be
staged hero on the night of December
II. Dcmctrsl. accompanied by his wife.
lot tonight for Chicago. hut viii return
within week. lie expects To wrestlc
IN Denver and Cheyenne before returning
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