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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-10
HOFFMAN WINS IN A
CANTER AT M0NCRIEF

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Feb 9.-Hoff-
man, the fnvorite. made a show Of his
field in the feature event at Moncrief to-
day, winning In q canter by half a dozen
lengths from Princelike. which was a
a length in front OF County Tax.
Form players again made things un-
pleasant for the layers, four favorites
finishing first.
The Judges after the sixth race. an
nounccd that the entry OF the horses,
Hoffman. winner OF the fourth race, and
Stoneman. which finished first in the last
event, would hereafter be refused on ac-
count OF their inconsistent performances.
First race. three and half furlongs-
Naughty Rose, To !, won: Sauce, . TO l,
second; Chief Jackson, TO l. third,
Time. :43 As,
Second raco. seven furlongs-Frank
Navin, 15 TO 5, won; j. B. Robinson. 10
to l. second Glandore, IL to 1, third.
Time. 1:29.
Third race, six furlongs-Rash, 9 to 10.
won; Fort Worth 16 TO s, second, La u
Mexican. 10 to |, third. Time. 1:15 rs.
Fourth race, mile and a sixteenth
Hoffman Z to o, won. Princelike to 2.
second: County Tax. TO !, third. Time,
l:46 As,
Fifth race. six furlongs-Casque. TO
5, won; Gold Dust, % to l, second; Royal
Onyx, IL to 1. third. Time. lib 3-5
Sixth race mile and an elghth-Stone-
man. 20 to 1, won; First Peep, S to 8:
second; Star over, 80 to l, third. Time,
M S-5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-10
CHAMPS TO Be HERE
NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT
Henagers Preparing for Battle
Royal With Fastest Five
in the Country.

Thursday night has been settled on as
the date for the basketball game between
the five representing Henager's Business
college and the Company L team OF
Portage, Wis. champions OF the United
States. Contracts for the appearance OF
the champions In this city next week
were drawn UP and signed Thursday
night
Ben Hnrker athletic instructor at the
Weber academy In Ogden, has been Sc
lected as the referee. The game will
be played In the National Guard armory.
preliminary game Will be played be-
tween TWO OF the fastest girls teams In
the city. An. orchestra will make things
lively for the fans as we'll as the play
ers. General admission tickets will be
sold for % cents: reserved seats for 80
cents.
The Hcnagers VIII play an exhibition
game with the Y. NJ. c. A. team at the
armory Saturday night. No admission
will be charged. The probable lineup OF
the Henagers for the big game Thursday
night will include Wilcox and Hammond
forwards: Hoffman or Anderson. center;
West and Grundfor. guards, with Price
as substitute
The Company r team has played sixty
five games since leaving home, losing
only one contest so far on the trip. The
champions come here from Reno.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-10
YOUNG ATHLETES
SHOW Up WELL
Many Spectators Watch Various
Contests in Big Deseret
Gymnasium.

The gallery at the Deseret gymnasium
was filed with spectators at the weekly
athletic show Thursday night. The card
was run off without hitch. All of the
young athletes showed off to advantage
In the various contests.
In the three-lap relay race the Ma
tionals defeated the Pioneers and the
Athletics took the candy from the
Uintahs.
The pole climb. In which the Inde-
pendents were pitted against the Wa
satch group and the Nationals against
the Pioneers. resulted in victories for the
In the running high jump the Ufntahs
beat the Athletics and the independents
lost TO the Wasatch team.
The basketball results follow:
Pioneers SO. Nationals s; Athletics %
Uintahs 16; Independents s. Wasatch g.;
The seniors were matched against the
Intermediates I'm the water sports The
results.
One-length swim on back-Bennion
senior. first; Gray, senior. second; Carl
son. intermediate. third.
Three cross dive-Bennion. senior
first: Sperry. senior. second Clawson. In
termediate. third.
Under water swim-Gray, senior. hrst
144 feet; Jones. intermediate. second. 12C
feet,
In the interclass basketball game Tho
business men OF the 1915 class defeated
the men OF the $50 class by the score o.
55 to 4
In the intorclass basketball game the
seniors won from the intermediates, by
the score OF 10 TO 9.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-10
JOCKEY QUINLAN THROWN
AND BADLY INJURED

TAMPA, Fla. Feb. 9.-Jockey Quinlan
was badly injured in the running of the
second race here today. when he was
thrown by Sin Long, The horse. after
losing It's rider. finished first. The pub
lie picked four winners
Results:
First race. three furlongs-Alan. to
4. won: Lelaloah. 3 To |. second. Dora
Lutz. 40 to l. third. Time. "a 3-S Sec
onds
Second race, six furongs-Golden
Castle. TO 10. won; olivia Mekle, 4
to 1, second; Ameron, TO /. third. Time,
l:l9 3-5.
Third race FIVE and a half furlongs-
Lady Chiffon. 4 TO !. won, Tallow Dip.
G to l., second; Chanute. to l. third.
Time, 1:l3 1-5.
Fourth race. five and a half furlongs--
Cordova to 10. won: Sandy Hlll 10 to
/. second: stromeiand: to |. third.
Time. l:l2 2-5. John Mars finished sec
ond but was disqualified for fouling.
FIFTH race: flys IgrongstAiIpw Maize Maize.
Pleasing. 4 TO l. third. Time. 1:o6 l-6.
Sixth race, SIX furionGs- Bud.
3 TO !, won: Dracoola, to 2, second ;
Goodacre, 10 to l, third. Time. l:l9 4-6.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-10
}I1NG NEWS FROM EVERYWHERE
HIGH SCHOOL FIVE WINS
SIXTH STRAIGHT GAME

The first game of the second series In
the Salt Lake division OF the State
Basketball league was played at the high
school Thursday afternoon, between the
high school team and the five from the
prep" department Of the university.
The game was by no means a whirl. but,
nevertheless, the high school lads won
sixth straight victory for the high school
team and It's chances for the division
championship are looking bright.
The high school team work at the start
was slow, but gradually warmed up and
the FIVE finished the first half strong, a
squirt adding five field baskets TO the
score, The half ended "a to IL In favor
OF the high school boys.
In the second half the high school Ave
fooled the 'preps:' by short throws
Hawley. for the high school. made the
majority of points, getting ten clever
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-10
DOCTORS SAY TOMMY
BURNS CAN'T COME BACK

SEATTLE. Wash, Feb. 9.-Tommy
Burns. former worlds champion, cannot
come back That's the final word OF the
doctors and the sad news was passed out
TO Tommy after careful examination.
AS result the proposed ns-Lang
fight IN Australia In April and another
fight In London. both under the manage
ment OF Hugh Mcintosh are all of. AS
Lang fight. Burns Is nightly peeved.
and as "a result announced that he VIII
Immediately institute damage suit
against the Puget Sound Electric COM
pany for the injury 10 his knee, which
will keep him from re-entering the ring.
The injury was sustained some months
ago in an accident on that road. The
amount OF damages claimed will be the
size Of the two purses he has lost all
chance OF winning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-10
TRAFFIC AGAIN OPEN
ON WESTERN PACIFIC
SnOwslides and Landslides in
Feather River Canyon
Things of Past.

After more than two weeks of snow
slides and landslides in the Feather river
canyon. the Western Pacific is again
open for through traffic. Train No. /
left this city on time Thursday after
noon. Train No: 4, which left the coast
Wednesday night. also departed on time.
The troubles of the Western Pacific in
the Feather river canyon are now be-
leved To be a thing OF the past for this
season, and before another year passes.
the company will have its line In such
shape that there will be but little delay,
according to the statement of officers OF
the road.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-10
~ a ~TNT~ Yesterdays Results
~ NNAN at Various Courses
TW0-YEAR-0LD MAKES
FIRST SHOWING COUNT

Jt5AREZ Mexico, Feb. s.-Amon.
making his first appearance here ana 40 :
mirably ridden by Garner. easily won u. the
a, Terrazas park today He was quoted
at to In the betting and came within
fifth OF a second OF equaling the world :
drew away from his field in the last
furlong and won by two lengths
First race. three -year-olds. nve fur:
TO 10, won: Fritz Emmett, los IS; Mar
tin), to 4. second: Erma L., lo7 GReidl.
4 10 l, third, Time. 100 20 Gordon
Marques De San Roman, Ed Withers
and Strange Dor also ran.
Second race, fouryear- -olds and up.
Sc Melissa fG tMaee5 hfa 70
/, third. Time. 1926 Plume. pensen
Dixie Dixon. Personally, Siscus, El Mo-
limo and Colonel Bronston also ran.
Third race, selling. three-year- -olds and
up. six furlongs-Royal Captive ken,
nedyl. TO 2, won; Ocean Queen, ~
McGes} to second; tSipd EenYmar Time me-
liz 2-5. Harlem Maid. Clint Lucker
Union Jack, Oriental Pearl and Ric
Pecos also ran.
Fourth race. Yucatan stake. two-year-
olds. four furlongs-Amon, lis (Garner)
10 /. won: Callsse. III Louder), even
second Closer, 100 -tT smith,. to J.
third. Time. lh l-O SECONDS. Upright
First Star John Robert and King Broom
stick also ran.
Fifth race, three year -olds six fur
longs-Marjorie A.. 100 (Garner). TO /
won: Salala. 102 Denny, S to /. second
Uncle Ben. 109 (T. SMITH. 2 to l. third
Timc, lip. Sigurd, Mocker, Sterling
Bobby Boyer and Quartermaster also
ran,
Sixth race: selling, yearolds and
up. one mllc-John Louis. Ill (W. Cot
toni, to 2. won: The Wolf, 100 (Mc-
Gee) To /, second; Crossover. 10i
(Benschoten). to {. third. Time
1888 2-5. Intrinsic and Bad News also
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force, The shock shook the Pole heaVllF'
but aid not Icssen his strength.
T For r. ,sie most part Zbyszko chose "a q
chanceiy hold. ard HackensShmidt SI iouhd
otbcr ,irnns the Pole tried Frank Gotch
fsvor{te Toe hold, but Hackenschmidt:
with his tremendous strength. repeatealhy
broke II by Tipping a back sornsIs ,al u,,, ~,
For perhaps half the PERIOD tieE were ''
the mat -, 1tyozIro
Toward the close Of the bout npSsZhio ~
who had been on the defensive, TOOK luS l,
toyard tho end His work was fousl,
and sometimes drew the disapproVal OF
the crowd He butted with his head anu
punched with bis elbows ,,uo
Eo nursr was announced. and There
was no clear proof of superiority Tor
either men. Technically. the Pole Is TIC
winner.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-10
Roller Says Hack Is the Best Man

the best wrestler in the world ! told the
truth, think right now that he is the
most scientific wrestler In the world and
certainly the best OF tho Americans.
"Since 1 have met Backenschmidt,
however, / have become convinced that
tho lion's' weight and strength would
win against any amount OF science known
10 Gotch or any other wrestler. That
simply is my opinion. and surely am
entitled TO thnt. BY II l mean no slam
et the champion. He is n wonderful per-
former. game man and gentleman.
II Gotch really means to wrestle once
moro for his title the man for him TO
meet Is George Hackenschmidt who. so
far as l have been Informed. never lost
n single fall to his shoulders In his en-
tire career. Gotch has thrown all the
remainder OF us and none has the envi-
able record and standing that the lion
npa6esgas 4"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-10
JOE CLARK PUTS 1T ALL
OVER "SAIL0R" GORDON

Almost 500 members OF the Motor club
witnessed a good card at the club s
weekly entertainment Thursday night.
Two four round boxing bouts between
Salt Lake boys added interest to the
show.
Dick Hart and Harry Shafer fought
four rounds. neither boy apparently haV-
ing the advantage. Referee Bean called
Joe Clark boxed Sailor Gordon near
ly off his feet. CLARK was given we'll
earned decision
In the future three bouts VIII be given
nj the Motor clubs shows instead of
two, as has been the rule heretofore
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-10
ANNIVERSARY is OBSERVED
BY CHRISTIAN ENDEAV0R

The Christian Endeavor society of the
First Congregational church gave So
ciaI last evening In the church parlors.
friends We're we're oresent or a Tbe social aIu was e in
the form OF birthday party. 1t being
the thirticth anniversary Of the begin
ming Of Christian Endcavor. a feature
OF the evening was a large birthday
cake bearing the inscription &C. F.. 1881
1911 and containing the usual ring.
thimble and coin. The affair was under
the supervision OF Miss Huldarose Brown.
Gladys Underwood. Louise Eldredge. w.
II. S. Warner and J. II. Lee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-10
TRIAL OF DAMAGE SUIT
AGAINST CITY STARTS

Before jury in Judge C., W. Morse $
division or the third district court, the
damage suit OF II. X. North against Salt
Lake City was opened Thursday.
North is suing Salt Lake City for $3.50
damages. alleged to have been done his
property by the city's culvert running In :
TO the Salt Lake and Jordan canal giving
away July 81, 1909.
North said that his property was badly
damaged from the Hoods resulting from
the giving way OF the culvert. and that
his hatchery OF $4,000 trout was washed
away and the fish escaped He charges
negligence against the city for not keep
ing the culvert In proper condition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-10
h NOT FLY
||ER SAL 7 LAKE
s,,n, Say Promoters Con-
~ Risk Of Such Flights
Too Great.
ALL FLYING
At AVIATION FIELD
|,It,r Arrives and Perkins
In Be in Today; all Ready
for Big Meet.

.,su,tatjon with Aviators ELY
- al aviation headquarters
,,,ht the promoters OF the
e,7niyal 10 be held here Sat
4 s.ossy and Monday, announced
,,,smp,s will be made at an
! sIsh, by either Of the curtiss
4 sv.rs do not care TO attempt such
.si vs are not urging them TO.
- Wa6e. one OF the promoters
~ .s.,o,s do not care TO risk their
~ heir machines In a trip over
al one cannot blame them
~ % lions 10 consider just what
r,sp be up against In trying
xIll be- no flying aside from
II, svlstion neld. which starts
a, 80 o'clock Saturday after
4 ~ binImen will ily west and
4 q "a, held. There will be no OPP
- IN zee them sail over the city.
Enthusiasm Grows.
r,elsd the aviation field again
'.ATrooo and was more enthusias-
~ he prospects for successful ny
~ be was the first day he went
I. rrnuds. Willard is confident that
rwrds will be broken in the Salt
Essl. .,
SsLsIB everything is completed
II. shnv NJ the living field The
--,rd Is all ready. The hangers
4 mi the aeroplanes and man-car-
ffrps sre on the grounds. a dozen
<Irsn, stands are almost ready for
~ Sill be no rough stuff per-
q n the field. Sheriff Sharp Will
4 Fore Of deputies on guard and
|.--shy OF the Fifteenth infantry
. III Douglas will be on the grounds
|ftrnooh TO keep the crowd where
Itzts
a Esls for the meet have sold
4 I helIove We will have a large
<Ire each day. The weather man
|-resssd us good weather. We pro-
+ 3 give the public a rafting good
/ 1A niternooD."
Walker Arrives.
|rze Walker. the Salt Lake boy
/ " aslonlshed thousands of persons
y cest with his GOODNESS and clever
.1snt Of his new Curtiss "30" bl-
sthln Inc last month. arrived from
~ Thursday afternoon. He was
rshtd BY his mana ger, Doc Ray
dS OF this city.
ID going to fly here or break my
efared young Walker TO a group
lhsnds who welcomed him at the
hcgt Line station.
e aviation mad" lie continued. j..
hoks nothing Of the joys and
X The game until one has tried
"A ] mean 10 make a business Of
n BON that am heart and soul
q PORT. ] thought automobilinC
:as racing were good. but they
toa g candle 10 the new game.
D ready 10 fly Saturday after
~ PefEins's mau-carryinG kites
,sa gnloaded at the aviation field.
VII BE- In town this morning.
sa willard spent Thursday morn
telg AZ their hotel, In the after
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-10

CHICAGO. Feb, DIR. Benjamin
Franklin Roller. Seattle, Wash. wants
10 set himself right He writes from
Portland. Me. that he would like 70 tell
the public just what he thinks OF GER
tain competitors In the game.
This is what the physician athlete
says:
and pretty much mlsquotcd as to my
opinions Of Frank Gotch and George
Hackenschmidt. One paper said ] was
knocking Gotch. Another snid that !
must have fused with him. because last
year ] said he could beat any man In
The world and now I say that Hackcn
schmidt Is tho greatest
ITO begin with / never knocked Gotch
in my life but on the contrary have had
nothing bui pleasant things To say about
him. When ! said / thought Gotch was
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-10
HOME CLUB MAN MAKES
THE HIGHEST AVERAGE

NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-Ffve Of the ff-
teen games scheduled for the worlds
amateur championship billiard tourna-
ment have been decided at the Lieder-
kranz club, and so far the best run and
highest average have been made by j.
Ferdinand Poggenberg, who represents
the home club. These he acquired today
In his matinee contest with Dr. l.. l..
Nal OF Morristown. y, j.
Charles F. Conkln OF Chicago scored
his second winning bracket tonight when
he defeated Joseph Mayer of Phladel-
phia. by 400 to 32G His best effort was
a run OF 81 made by mastery close play
and drives for positions.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-10
ACk FAILS TO THROW
. STANISLAUS ZBYSZKO

I slk, s,oRk, Feb. s.-Ir ,,no,v ,oir-
kniss George Hsckenscbmldt, %
" ths innlIed 10 throw Stanisiaus
h tonlvs,f role. a, Madison Suuare
~ "'' and the match went 10
ny,zko .u mad undertaken TO
4 '"ice within an hour and
~ Srut'a, rar, was the agsrcssor IN
y y soSt SSt, Of The bout and fbe asst III
Lsal Weigh, vi inc two: but ZybsZ-
,,,al mlnn,. ocsan 10 tell with every
he ssnS,e, slrna and at the finish he
seIpbn,. stronger. '''' '1
= as gss,Le gSsLe given on the pro-
' go. bn'henschmidt bn' 21o; ard
lghed a, oa' experts thought the
Ia Of his ~ NE Ieasl ten pounds Iess,
{: t.ared b,n,g bn1lge bulk. Hackensehmidt
q him tn IN ,rr over his shoulder and
Np % The mat with all his
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-10
TRAINS ON TIME.
Salt Lake Route Again Operating Ac-
cordlng to Schedule

Every train on time" This viii be
the report from the office OF the chief
dispatcher Of the Salt Lake Route Friday,
according to reports received in this
city late Thursday night. The first train
to reach Salt Lake from Los Angeles
within nearly two weeks arrived Thurs
day morning n little late. owing TO slow
movement over some of the new track.
This train was followed by two other
through trains. which arrived on time
From reports received at the chief
offices of the company in this city. there
is every reason TO believe that all trouble
on the Salt Lake Route is over. and that
henceforth trains Will he operated OF
time
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-10
Petition in Involuntary Bankruptcy

Following the filing Of petition in
involuntary bankruptcy in the United
States district court against n: G. Wright
Thursday afternoon. the Wright Clothing
company at III South State street went
into the hands OF Newton Farr, receiver,
The bankruptcy proceedings were brought
by Strauss Brothers and Wilson Broth
ers OF Chicago and Opper- Leyinson OF
New York, These firms declare that the
company Is unable to pay its debts and
ask that II be declared bankrupt,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-10

r'tS, Colo, Feb. 9.-L. s. Nor
sslt Lake tonight won from
'.one IN the l58-pound class
matches Of the Denver Ath-
- ,,l saow; in four minutes. with
q, ,ns. ,ta and half Nelson holds. Nor
lte finals, 'o' ''e '"'N'
"a ,IS-ihament Will probably not be
8 y ~ aiomorroT night, although the
4 ~ *. Wrestling bouts tonight cut
't.al. N VI contestants to the
-, i I'sns; "a s the l25-pound amateur
|fs " males. disposed OF clever
ri:iEi EiVtoelt ,ot Of Denver. Evans was
|k iis 'Srm arm and is picked by many
Ans' oout In the 125-pound
Me- Il. IshoWed great speed and clev-
y pana. wv, with Oscar Valdcrnarx
-aos and is expected 10 win The
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finals in that class il he can maintain
his gait.
Summary.
15s-pound wrestling-Xavicr Muhlbauer
beat j y. Case; l.. :, Mortenscn OF salt
Lake beat Roy McClone.
35-pound wrestling-John Sloan heat
Paul Short.
HEAVYWEIGHT boxing-Ed Wilson beat
Elmer Sanders,
i5s-pound boXing-James McNutt beat
James Griffin (knockouD.
l45-pound boXing-John Weinberg beat
Harry Harrison OF Fort Logan. Ed Mllls
beat Oscar Naldemarx.
1856 pound boX!Dg-Bobby Boston beat
j. Crst; Joe Madison beat Harry An
derson. ,
l25-pound boxinG-Chuck Wilson beat
Lou Young Of LeadVille; James DAVID J.
son beat Robert Norworth; }. D. Evans
Of Wales beat f. Corbett; Charles Rus
beet Ine l.aurienti.
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Masonic Funeral Notice.

Mount Moriah lodge No. 2 will hold
a s@ecial meeting this (Fridayl after
noon at 3 O'Clock TO conduct the flu
member Of Elko lodge No. ID, Nevada.
Members of sister lodges and soiourning
qualified Masons cordially invited to
assist in the solemn ceremony.
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL, Secretary,
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M'Niece Injured.

At the close OF the siSth period DoyS
e,.npasium class Thursday afternoon. r
g McNiece physical instructor at the
high school. slipped while running on tho
irJnor track and sustained q bad cut on
thn lcp He was attended by DR.. Arthur
/ Murphy. the Athletic association s
Dhvsiclan. McNlece will not be able to
hnlh LIs clnsSeS today.
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"Honus'' Wagner Is
Drawn as Juror

PITTSBURG. Pa, Feb. o.-John p
(Ionus) Wagner shortstop OF the Pitts
burg National league team, has been
drawn as a juror for the March term oil
court. g.
Wagner is supposed 10 depart for the
training quarters at West Baden, Ind
on March 6 and II viii be necessary 10
secure the consent Of the court before he
can do so.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-10
BASEBALL FANS WILL
MEET AT MURRAY TONIGHT

Enthusiastic baseball fans of Murray
Will meet in the Murray city hall to-
night to devise means of raising funds
for securing bali park and for putting
a team in the State league. In addition
10 the local boys" several workers for
the formation OF the league from Salt
Lake will he present. desirable tract
OF land in the heart of the town has been
selected for the proposed ball park.
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Railroad Notes.

Practically every detail connected with
the new Jordan station of the Utah Light
Railway company has been completed
Tho fires were lighted Tuesday under
the boilers for the first time. Rather
slow firing is being done for n few days
until the brickwork and setting about
Steam will not be turned into the great
turbine engines until about February 10.
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Fruit Growers Here Monday.

a special train carrying the fruit grow
ers OF Colorado. who are en- route to the
Fruit Dealers convention in Sacramento.
beginning February II. will arrive In
this city Monday morning over the Den
yer & Rio Grande The visitors viii be
rendered reception in this city. includ-
ing an organ recital ut the tabernacle
The special Will leave over the Oregon
Short Line and the Southern Pacific
Monday afternoon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-10
Harris Knocks Out Kid Cotton

. " P r,eb. 9.-Gcorge c.k,d",
!. o. Jack InEE. former spnrring
ss tpnlrh, '2hnson. was knnckna
,s.alh rTInd ~ Morris Harris in
.sipes fd f,,,rSd OF d ten -round boni
~ kttwaann' tho fastest botiIc
. knockoe,n heavyweich,s Sn o1.'rS "nars
.sse os s"out came az III ~. ih s yearS
w had ! ronnd in which co,san e[hsa
sad the bs bn, at his mercy.
- IN The third thiaeT r,,, OF the earlicr