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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-29

boutwell, & McCONAUGHY,
603 Boyd Park bldg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-29
BARGAINS FOR RAILROAD MEN.

BARGAINS FOR RAILROAD MEN.
near D. & r. G. depot: good lot: sale
price s2T50; small cash payment. terms.
5room brick; lot iXl0 rods; large
rooms, barn. chicken runs, all outbuild-
ings, snap at $500: terms like rent.
How's this buy? $50 down and SIS per
month for nice Groom brick and frame
kitchen. close in on the west side.
modern, furnace, full cement basement
built in buffet, lot 50X157. fruit and shade
trees; southeast worth $500; can be
bought this week for S45Oo; $500 down,
balance like rent.
Farms. chicken ranches, terms; VIII
trade for city property.
1875 acres farm land at 81 per.
l20 acres farm land, half under culti-
walton, Sl2 per acre.
GUNDRY- NELSON CO.,
ALI Atlas bldg. Bell 40l2. e343l
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ROOM MODERN BRICK. CLOSE
TO SCHOOL HOUSE CAR LINE,
WE WILL SELL THIS PLACE
FOR 5000 CASH. BALANCE $l5
PER MONTH. THIS Is PRACT1-
CALLY 4 NEW HOUSE: If YOU
ARE LOOKING FOR a HOME AT
4 BARGAIN. SEE THIS PLACE
AT ONCE; 1T WILL NOT BE ON
OUR LIST LONG,
so55o-THIS PLACE WE WILL SELL
FOR $3.50 DOWN. BALANCE
SAME AS RENT. 5-ROOM MOD
ERN BRICK. CEMENT WALKS.
SHADE. NICE LAWN; AN IDEAL
PLACE FOR \ HOME.
s3OOo-NEW 5-ROOM MODERN BRICK.
LARGE RECEPTION HALL,
BATH. ELECTRIC LIGHT, FIRE
PLACE. ALL FENCED; $500
CASH. BALANCE EASY TERMS; ;
LET US SHOW YOU THIS
PLACE.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO.
&c West Srd South,
e325t
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PLENTY OF MONEY TO LOAN ON I'M
proved real estate.
ALLIANCE INVESTMENT CO,
II Main ST. Phones 4i43
e3301
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= 'HaERMOCNTAIN REALTY
a.. COMPANY.
sos-s Templeton Bldg.
"ch sales and Small Profits"
~ e33oS
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Snap on StAte street corner.
Let us figure with YOU on this
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sALE-REAL ESTATE
..pMs AND ACREAGE

r~~~~~~~~-~>>'
. e. ANDERSON CO.
81 South West Temple.
.,,,ovinr are some of the
Z: bargains In the city:
..a of the finest soil in the
swIth. 7-room house, good
i~ht. abundance OF small
ane Young apple orchard,
nl,rrSS,uldings, nrS good we'll: only
.,ncks from car line; price
4 terms TO suit
.sces on the Redwood road.
sisr cultivation, good water
sro flowing wells, house I'D
>sI50 per acre, on easy
"a, D, lei US show you this.
~. acres OF land in Holiday.
5.room brick house. good
.sainrs. first class water
\" S01 bearing fruit trees. Tor
a. ANAL payment down, bal
.ssy terms; this is a snap.
-. acres on 14th South. close
~ line. schools, churches and
~ hrst class water right, all
LEA IN orchards, splendid place
chicken ranch; only $500;
- 10 suit purchaser.
In above are only few OF the
|rSsrful bargains we have In
4, lake county: our listing OF
- In every county in the state
y cornplete that II you are in
. market for a large or small
~ Of acreage IL will pay you
an In and sec U.S.
n S. ANDERSON CO..
"A Estate and Mortgage Loans.
"A Farm Lands
va South West Temple.
Both phones.
H o2Apn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-29

2-story, 7-room residence, No.
73l East 7th South; with barn,
$4,000.
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In the choice residence dis
trict OF Holiday which is
nearly all owned by Salt
Lakes business and profes-
sional men and which rs not
ed for the best fruit land In
the entire county, we have a
rnely located lo-acre fruit
farrn, with 5-room house.
good barn and outbuildlngs.
This handsome place has the
best water right In that dis
trict, has fine young fruit
trees. strawberry. raspberry
and other small fruit. which
bears earlier than in any
other part OF the county; the
street cars Will run out 70
Holiday I'm the course OF the
next year. II YOU are In the
market for n swell. modern
farm, let as show you this.
Price only $4,000. which is a
bargain AT that. We can ar
range terms,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-29

New 4-room shingle bungalow,
adjoining above. only S1100.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-29

MANY CONTEMPLATE BUILDING
this sDrlnG-nany business establish
nents are looking for new locations
many factories and small manufacturers
are seeking new sitc5-they may be In
duced TO consider your property II their
attention Is called TO IL through the
Want Ads.
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Improved Main street frontage.
$1,000 per foot.
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b-room cement block, modern
cottage, 18th West and Arapahoe
streets; S2T50; easy down pay
ment and light monthly pay
mentS.
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S3750

1-room. modern. brick cottage
on First avenue, furnace, sewer.
gas. walks and street paving all
paid. If you are looking for
home see this.
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,E IT'S FARMING LAND OR ACRE
oee YOU want see Fl. 2. Anderson %; 90 /:
a.7 So West Temple, N'''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-29

Read why we are kept so
ousy all the time and have
to hire moro help.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-29

8. and 1o-acre farms on 7th East.
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ONLY 5000 CASH.
4-room buff brick; large pantry and
clothes closets. 30 IT. lot; blks. from
Z. o., $1,000; why pay rentY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-29

Near 9th South and 9th East. new ,
room modern bungalow. mission finish
cement basement. $1,000; $500 cash.
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SToS0

$3.50
S-room modern home on First
avenue, close in. all improve
ments paid: large lot. south front.
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FOR SALE.

We are building several new
and 5-room brick cottages on
Sth South. between 10th and l1th
East; prices will range between
$1,000 and $4,000 each
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cS5O0

I-room, strictly modern home.
all on ground floor. close in on
the east side: large lot. east
front: walking distance. Terms
can be arranged on this.
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West Third South street front
age: will sell or build and lease
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CE. OWNERS

MUST SELL. AT ONCE OWNERS
LEAVING CITY.
Beautiful I-room modern red pressed
brick home with large cemented base
ment. hot water heating plant. mante.
and all modern conveniences. Large lot.
i5Xl5T feet, with lawn. trees and garden.
In rear of large house is n cozy Groom
cottage that now is rented for $40
month. We offer the entire place for
$4,000. Reasonable terms arranged.
HOFFMAN BROS. LOAN & TRUST CO,
E. $. Rich Mgr. Sales Dept.
% East 1st South st.
Both phones 2if. e33S7
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CHlCKENS-GARDEN
Land southwest or 10 acres. SO per
mo holds this and small payment down:
guaranteed Al See owner Bell 39S5-Z,
e62e9
WAGE EARNERS-LOOK
s. down. 81 per mo-. no taxes; no int.
irnin paid. 9J-ft. lot for $50; southwest.
See owner. Bell 3936-Z. c32I0
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Vacant property on Main
street, S2T5 per foot.
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5-room modern brick cottage,
McClelland ave. between 9Th and
9Th South. s2600. only 5000 down,
balance easy monthly payments.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMppo,rn

Real EsTATE-IMPRovED
F HOME. NA
Read why We are kept so
to hire moro help.
The leader
OF them
ALL
On choice large lot.
fenced and improved, a5xI5
rods. Is a beautiful little
home in Forest Dale
Pressed brick. four we'll ar
ranged rooms. hall pantry
closet, bathroom electric
wiring, city water all ready
To move into and only 1850
on easy terms.
close
second.
In the popular southeast
district. a new 5-room mod
ern, bum pressed brick
nome, south front envia bile
location. rooms large and
cheerful natural finish hes,
plumbing. large cellar cN-
cellent material and work
manship throughout built
for owner. Must leave town
VIII take $3.50 on very rea-
sonable payments.
If these DO not fill your requirements
communicate with us and we vii, give
you our entire carefully selected list. We
nave personal knowledge OF all and pho
Los oi many good home bargains.
go kearns Bldg
THE HOME PROVIDERS.
Phones 1888.
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HOUSTONS THE HOUSERS.

$1,000
Ninth East street. 50foot
wat Dgis'ng nsd iot PayWns Wry sna slqG
terms.
$3.50
I-room. modern. brick cottage
on First avenue. furnace, sewer.
gas. walks and street paving all
paid. If You are looking for
home see this.
$3.50
S-room modern home on First
avenue. close In. all improve
ments paid; large lot. south front.
$500
I-roonn, strictly modern home.
all on ground floor: close in on
the east side: large lot. east
front: walking distance. Terms
can be arranged on this.
Snap on State street corner.
Let us figure with YOU on this,
Vacant property on Main
street, S2T5 per foot
Improved Main street frontage.
$1,000 per foot.
West Third South street front
age: win sell or build and lease.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE IN
VESTMENT CO.
35l Main ST. Phones 81.
We Write Fire Insurance.
VIII Go On Your Bond.
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A $500 home To be sold at a sacrifice
by the 10th of June located on 3rd South.
containing s rooms: 2-story pressed
brick hot water heat: built ( years ago:
lot uixi65 IT.: paving and all other
taxes paid. There is n barn which cost
$500 20 build. $4,000
1924 East 5th South st. 5-room strict
Iy modern bungalow. with sleeping porch
hardwood floors. mission finish Every
room is newly papered, House open to-
dav for inspection Go see II and make
us an offer. Terms 20 suit.
VACANT,
50-foot corner on 9Th East Ali
special taxes paid ......,., $3.50
50x1S6 IT., Logan ave. between 9Th
and 10Th East ,.,.,.....-....,.,. s5e
Sth East. 50Xl86 II. .ss-.......s... Ino
Building lot on u ST ......,......., 500
On anv OF the above lots we viii build
you a home To suit your own plans.
WE HAVE BARGAINS IN BUSINESS
AND RESIDENCE PROPERTY,
WE LOAN MONEY ON REAL ESTATE.
WE HAVE REAL ESTATE LOANS
CONSTANTLY ON HAND FOR
INVESTORS
JUDGE LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY,
Phones s2S. 500 Main.
ea272
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FARM FOR RENT

. sCDT TRIrIT AND CHICKEN FARM;
Irrn brick house and water; close IN:
vadner. gth f. and Ashton ave .7i Beli
s-nrest 7O-Z Ind. 1lI5l. c0lLi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-29

HOUSTON REAL ESTATE IN
VESTMENT CO..
35l Main ST. Phones 81.
We Write Fire Insurance.
VIII Go On Your Bond
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HOME EARGAINS

Bell a n. HUMPHREYS. Ind
ii33 IS W. End. So. St. 4l34
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so,,oying are some of the
}; IN bargains In the city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-29

LARGE BUILDING LOTS IN DESIR-
FOR SALE CHEAP. NO REASONABLE
CASH OFFER REFUSED. APPLY
SHERWOOD MARKET, 1881 STATE
STREET. e2l3s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-29

THE WANTS BRING REALTY BUYERS
and sellers together at slight expense.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-29

If YOU HAVE a HOUSE FOR SALE
use the Wants If you are seeking TO
vidusl use or as an investment-use the
Wants.
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We have 7 acres Of the
finest land Just out OF the
city limits. with plenty OF
water and shade and flne
range, which viii make the
finest location for n model
dairy farm, as II is so close
in that the heavy expenses
OF long hauls are eliminated.
A good dairy man can make
a snug iittlc fortune on this
ideal location. The price Is
ONLY $4,000. Terms can g
arranged. Let us show you
this before too late.
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LOT BARGAINS.

50xl40 Harvard ave, near 18th E.. 700
Choice lots, east bench -, 500 10 $3.50
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SEE NEW ERA REALTY CO, 20l
Kearns bldg. for anything you want;
d1292
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FOE SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-1MPRovED
BETrILYoN HOME BUILDERS co.

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sres on the Redwood road.
Lar cultivation, good water
7 sro flowing wells, house I'D
y sI50 per acre, on easy
y. lei us show you this.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
TIGERS TO DROP THE NAVY
Princeton Eleven May Play Dart
mouth in New York.

Princeton y. j.. Dec. o. coording TO
unofficial but reliabl, accounts, Princeton
will not play the Navy H. football ne -
year II is felt by the football manage
ment that the Navy game. with the meces-
sary trip to Annapolis, is a little too much
with the Dartmouth Harvard AM Yale
contests coming aftcrward.
It is also rumorcd that the Dartmouth
game viii be moved up 50 as to be PLAYED
earlier in the season than was the case
this year. New Yo.k will probably be the
scene Of the struggle. According TO re-
ports. the Dartmouth contest will fill the
same place in the Princeton schedule for
next season as the Navy game filed this
year II will probably be played as carly
as October &c.
Aside from the Navy. Nilarova ana
Holy Cross will also probably be dropped
next year. Amherst. Williams or Trinity II
is said will he scheduled in place Of Holy
Cross Vilanova viii bc forced ont b,
tho fact that only nine games instead OF
ten viii he on the schedule and only one
of these games will he played on Wednes-
day.
II Is tho intention Of the coaches ana
management 70 follow much tho same out
line next year as they did this year In re-
gard 10 development Dartmouth VIII fur-
nish the first hard test and two weeks later
Harvard will be played at Cambridge. COL
gate is down for the Saturday between
Dartmouth and Harvard. Tho Saturday
following the Harvard game will b" hlled
nv Williams. Amherst OF Trinity and the
final game of the season will be with Yale
on November % at Princeton.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
ATHLETICS AT COLUMBIA
Alumni Five to Play Varsity
Basketball Team.

some Of Columbia's former bas6e'pan
stars will he al work again tonight when
the Blue and White varsity plays an all
star alumni team at the Columbia gym
nasium. The alumni have been practising
hard lately. and are confident that they are
i'm good enough condition To- go against the
carefully trained varsity five. Captain
Kiendl and Mahon, OF last years team are
in the Law school now. but they nave
played four years of varsity basketpsh
and are now Ineligible, so they, together
with Murray Lee, last years left guard
Harry Fisher. the coach, and Jack Ryan
captain Of the 1903 and 1903 teams. VIII
probably make up the alumni five.
The varsity is still weakened by the an
sence of \. ID. Alexander, the centre ana
captain. who has not yet been able TO join
the team NJ Salisbury. who played forward
in the opening game against Maryland last
week, may not play tonight, on account
of his parents objections but his loss would
be such a severe one that Fisher has been
making every effort 10 keep him on the
team. r. A. Fairbairn who was pronis-
ing member Of last years squad, but who
was unable 10 come out this year, IS keep
ing himself m condition by practising with
the freshmen, and may be on the varsity
squad before long.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
AMATEUR BOXERS IN RING
Vie with Wrestlers for Applause
at Irish American A. G.

Thirteen wrestling matches and half
dozen boxing bouts furnished entertainment
for some 800 spectators who packed the
gymnasium of the Irish American Athletic
Club TO witness the second round Of the
amateur tournament last night Not an
idle moment was in tile entire programme.
and the way the unpaid athletes battling
only for a medal, flew at each other
brought the crowd 10 its feet
J. Skagland of the Norwegian Athletic
Club. threw G. Stassinas. Of the Greek
American Athletic Club. with crotch and
half-nelson hold after five minutes and
forty-six seconds of the most furious wrest-
ling seen in many day. The sturdy Morse
man was stronger than the Greek and
bulled around the mat. Several times the
latter was i'm some tight places, but he
managed to wrisgle out of danger.
Strength prevailed. however. and Stassinas
finally went under
The summaries follow:
BOXING 40 POUND CLASS.
II. Glass. Avqnia A. g. defeated g Brooks.
i CurziIius unattached, defeated T. Madoc
Pennant A. G, In three rounds. points.
e. Rulano, Morningside A. G.. drew the bye.
BOXlNG-l4O-POUND CLASS
George Groves Penbant 4. c. defeated Joe
Alone unattached In three rounds on points
Frank Williamson; BTooklyn Central Y. NJ.
-
WRESTLIN-125- POUND CLASS.
T. Erickson. Norwegian American A. e. do
feated W Smith. Bronx Church House. on points
in Blk minutes on Judges decision
! DE Georgia, Harlem Y. NJ g. A defeated
II Juenge. National Turnverein ln a minute
bout and an extra period Of three minutes on
decision OF referee.
g. bowers. National Turnverein. threw V V
Vosen. Bronx Church House. with half nelson
and bar hold. Time. 2:22.
POUND CLASS.
G. Peterson Harlem Y. NJ g. A. threw T.
Loeb New Polo A. c., with Il half nelson Time.
0:44
C. Johnson. swedish American \. G. threw \
Swanson, swedish American a g. with "A lar
hold and chancery. Time, 249
= PantagrsE. Greek American \ G. d..
fested q. steffens, Elizabeth ! M. e. A., In siX
minutes on referees decision.
J. sisglsnd. NorHesian 4. g.. threw q. stas
sinas Greek American 4. C.. with half nelson
and leg hold. Time, $40.
@ Peterson. Harlem Y. II. c. A.. threw :
Pantszio. Greek-Amerlcan A. C. with half
nelson hold Time. i:l2
q Johnson, Swofish-Americsn 4 c. defeated
A. Pstsurious, Greek American g. g. ia aiN
minutes on referees decision
wREsTLtN -I35-POCNp CLASS
g. Csrlsen. spedish-Americsn 4 e threw
A Green Nationsi. with haif-nelson. Time.
P,-odasianss, Greek -Amsricsn \ g.. thr.-
A Lsvins BROOKLYN Central V M . A With
crotch and arm hold Tine. . %
BoXING-lso FOUND cIAss
Aislnt wen side q, & 1sf.a,e4
psn CouEhlsn Psulist 4 e. d.fe.tsa ,t,rr-
Brown New Folio A. e., N thcc rounds on
points.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
Wins by Narrow Margin
of Thirteen Points
After Hard Fight.

Carroms came hard for both contendets
ln a match of the Class r national amateur
49, balkIine billiard championship tour1a-
ment last night. but G. ID. Conway inailE
defeated J. NJ Millette by the score of 5Oo
points Ia 2s1.
Tie match was the thirteenth OF the tour
nsment now in progress at MauricS DAYS
academy and whether or not the'unlucA|
numeral had anything to do with the out
come it was the slowest game that has been
played so far.
Conway finished with an average ot $50
and with high runs OF II, Is and 10, while
Millctte fell TO 3 ll-92. and his nigh runs
were 30. 10 and H. Claude Lewis was
Obliged to cancel his game i'm the afternoon
with Charles E. White, the champion. be-
cause Of illness.
From the beginning both mon played
poorly. They were unable to count at a'k-
line manruvring and, as a result, deVel-
oped a tendency to work out the counts by
cushion carroms. AZ this style the points
were few and far between. They held to-
gether on fairly even terms, however and
a times delighted the spectators by their
playing of difficult shots IL not by runs that
were OF formidable size.
Toward the close. when Conway vas IN
front. Millette managed TO get some G'o'
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
FIFTEEN TEAMS READY
SiX-0ay Bicycle Riders Trained
to Minute for Race.

tltecn teams viii 20 Ia the post IN the
international siX-dHy bicycle race. which
will start on Sunday night In hadlhoh
Square Garden. Sixteen teams were signed
but yesterday morning Ernest Jokus'
promising youngster Of Newark. who was
teamed up TO ride with Grassy Ryan
was injured while training and forced To
withdraw. Not wishing to lose such g"od
rider as Ryan. the management obtained
Frank Cavanagh, the amateur. rs his team
mate. and these two VIII ride together as
the Jersey team"
The full list Of starters for the race IS as
follows:
Willie Lorenz. Germany. and Karl sal
dow, Germany
Leon Gcorget. France. aud Maurice
BroccO. Italy.
octave Capizc, France, and cyril Van
houWacrt. Belgium.
Frank kramer. Fast Orange. and james
Moran, Chelsea, Mass.
Joe Fogler. Brooklyn. and Jack Clark
Melbourne. Australia
Eddie Root Now York city. and Fred
Hill. Boston.
William PedlaD Palmer. Australia, and
Fred Uumbol Wells. New Zealand
T.. A. Pyc. Australia, and Elmer 'ol'lhs'
Boston.
Alfred TIalstead, san Francisco, and
Peter Drobach. Boston
John Bedcn Lynbrook Long Island ana
Menus Pedcll. Lynbrook Long Island
Martin Grassy Ryan, Newark, y. -
and Frank Cavanagh. Newark. y. j.
George Cameron. New York city, ana
Jake Magin, Newark. y. j.
Frank Calvin. New York city, and George
Wiley, Syracuse.
Lloyd Thomas, san Francisco, ahn
Charles Stein. Brooklyn.
Walter be Mara. San Francisco and
Percy q. Lawrence. San Francisco
The programme has been completed Tor
tomorrow nights short distance champion
ship races * follows: Threo-cornered match
race for the worlds sprinting champion
ship, Kramer. America Lorenz. Europe; !;
clark. Australia. FIVE mile motor paced
American championship. Elmer COINS vs..
Jimmy Moran. pursuit match race, ice
FO2lcr and Eddie Root ten-mile proteS-
sional championship. quarter-miIe amateur
open AMI one-half mile amateur handicap;
The track at the Garden will be finished
this afternoon, and tomorrow morning an
of the starters in the six-day race and also
those who will compete on Saturday nlsht
will give it thorough tryoIt