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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-02
TWENTY -T0-0NE SHOT
PROVES BIG SURPRISE

JUAREZ. Feb. PLANTER. at 20 to l,
proved a big surprise when he easily
won the feature event at seven furlongs.
when he drew away and won by two
lengths. Four favorites won. Results
First race: selling. 2-year-olds. three
and a half furlongs-Queen Bee (Moles-
son). 10 to /, second. Lady Mute (Mc-
Gee), 4 to /. third Time. Al 2-S. Fraz-
zle Ethelwicks, Goldfern. Damson. Predi-
Iesta. Lady Dolora. Pretty Soon and
Second race. selling. 4-year -olds and
Almaeoy (Ganz), to !, second; Mike
IA. pene. Pannell, sinkspring. Cuban
also ran.
Third race. selling. a-year-olds and up.
!: won Minnolette (Rice). to /. sec
Time, lis. Mrs Nugent. Sixteen, Kyle.
Lady Box; Interpose. Marsand. Lista.
Fourth race. 3-year-olds, seven fur
longss-Planter (Ramsey), 20 to /, won;
salali (Molesworth), 10 1, second: But.
ter Ball lRicel: TO !, third. Time,
Fifth race, selling. s-year-olds and up,
six furlongs-The Peer (Rlce), to 2
won. The slicker (Moesworthl, 10 to l.
third; Time. 1:l3 As: Chewardine Sis
Personally. McNaIly. st, Joe and Peri
winkle also ran.
six furlongs-W. T. Overton (Rice). even,
won; Joe Woods (Keogh), 10 to / sec
ond; Thurbet Iouder). ~ to /. third
LINE Lime lJS 4-5. Little Friar. Waldorf
High Culture. Joe Enrich. Preen and Sam
Barber also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-02
BOOSTING FOR STATE
LEAGUE IS STARTED
Samuel Newhouse Declares the
National Game Is Necessary
Recreation.

Enthusiasm ran high at baseball
meeting held at the Commercial club
Wednesday night. when a committee con-
sisting OF d. j. Murphy. A. e. Margetts.
F. H Worsley. Lloyd Jevne and W.
Swartzbaker was appointed and given au-
thority TO select a board OF directors OF
the 1911 Salt Lake club in the State
league. This committee will meet at the
Kenyon hotel today 10 name the di-
rectors
Declaring that baseball is a "neces-
sary recreation Samuel Newhouse. at
one time president Of the Salt Lake club.
made a brief talk. He said that he
hoped this city would be we'll represented
In the league and offered his assistance
In making the organization a success.
Secretary Joseph Caine of the CONNER
cial club was also present at the meet
Ing. In his remarks he made particular
mention Of the great amount of good ad
veftising that results from the work OF
fast. clean baseball team.
Among other we'll known fans who took
part in the conference were w. D. Rishel
Kent o, Keyes. w. e. Shoppe. a. T. Mar
getts. Freeman Bassett. d. p, Murphy
F. A. Starkweather Carl Williams. w
Swartzbaker, William Leiblien LLOYD
Jevne, F II. Worsley and DR.. ]. Clarence
Smu]lyan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-02
LARGE CROWD SEES FIVE
TAMPA FAV0RITES WIN

TAMPA. Fla. Feb. 1.-Five winning
favorites contributed to the enjoyment
of a large crowd at the West Tampa
course today
Yankee POOH first time starter was
the only losing favorite. Weather condl-
tions continued ideal
Results.
First race, Ave furlongs-Ruiloba. 3 to
3; won; Claiborne IL to s S SECOND; Ethel
Second race. Ave and half furlongs-
Husky, 10 to ], won; Black Oak, 10
/; second, Yankee Pooh. l to 2. third.
Time 1.13 1-5.
Third race. five furlongs-Lighthouse
Z to s. won, L'Appelle. 4 to l. second !;
Belle Of the Bay. 10 to 1. third. Time.
los 2-5.
Forth race. five furlongs - Love
Watches, even, won: Good Acre, 6 to J..
second: Eventide, % to /. third. Time,
LOS As.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Star Venus.
even. won: Merise,, to !. second; B. J..
Swanner. to 1. third Time. 1,19.
Sixth race. mile and one-sixteenth,
selling-ZBlly Pullman. to 5. won;
Topsy Robinson. AZ to 1. second, Amyl,
TO S. third. Time. 1856 2-5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-02
BURGLAR RISKS LIFE
TO ESCAPE OFFICER

Leaping from the greyhound auto OF the
police department and fleeing rapidly In
the darkness an unidentified young man
who was under arrest as a suspected bug
lar. made his escape in Shclmerdine court.
Third South. shortly before midnight
Wednesday.
Patrolman Riley, Detectives Janpey and
Chase and Chauffeur GrlfIiths responded
10 the alarm which came from an apart
ment house In the court. The officers
surrounded the residence and the sus-
pect WAS caught I'm rear hallway. AS
he was believed to have companion
Riley was the only officer TO take inc
man 10 the auto. the others continuing
the search. The man under arrest climbed
into the machine quietly and as the offi-
Ger was seating himself. his prisoner
eaped out and started 10 run. Riley
fired one shot as he started In pursuit
but the youth jumped tiye-foot fence
and escaped In the darkness.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-02

most keenly interested in aviation. al
though that is perhaps merely a matter
OF temperanlental expression. Miss Will
lard confesses that she Is going to be
married soon to a man who does not
ny. so that might account for less en-
thustasm than Mrs. Ely displays.
AS for Mrs Curtiss she has so expert
enced an air In speaking of aviation that
to one newly, gTeenly curious there
comes a sense of being something left
over from prehistoric days and suddenly
dug up.
my husband doesn't fly much any
more" sne says indifferently.
ANY more"-and for me flying only
began recently.
Mrs Ely Is a pretty woman with soft
black eyes and vivid coloring end she is
a defender OF the faith in awaiting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-02
STAR BLUE SHINES IN
MIAMI SELLING STAKE

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Feb. 1.-star
Blue easily. captured the Miami selling
stake. worth $1,000. from a field Of fast
sIfinters at Moncrief this afternoon The
winner was last TO leave the barrier
Results,
First race, three furlongs-Joe knight,
2 to /. won: Efficiency. Q to 10, second
seconds.
Second race, five and a half furlongs-
Sam Mathews. to q won: Gold Wick.
s to 5, second; Coletta. to /. third,
Time. 0S Is
Third race, five and half furlongs-
Common Sense, to 1. won. Decency, 2
TO L. second, Fort Carroll. 8 to 1, third.
Time. LOS Is
Fourth race. Miami selling stake. six
furlongs-Star Blue. IL to 3, won; Lady
irma: is TO .. second, Ben Double. 8 to
1. third. Time. 1:13.
Fifth race. seven furlongs-Casque. II
to 5, won; Oakhurst. 6 to l. second; Sou,
10 l. third. Time. 27 2-5.
- Sixth race, mile and sixteenth
Ia Nun-Da, TO l. won; Princelike, II
to 10. second; Mique O'Brien, to /.
third. Time, lag 3-5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-02
TWO ATHLETES BARRED
FROM AMATEUR BOXING

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The disquai.
fcation at one blow of national
champion and metropolitan title
holder is announced by the registra-
tion committee of the American ANA
teur Athletic union. The two athletes
thus barred from amateur competition
are w w Barbour, national title hold
er of the heavy weight division in the
amateur boxing. world; and. j. J. Gar
retson, metropolitan champion,
They disqualified themselves from
further amateur competition, the com
mittee rules, by boxing on Monday
night at an unssnctioned exhibition in
Cooper's gymnasium here,
The disqualification of these cham
pions is quite the biggest "bag" that
has fallen to the lot of the ruling
body since the days of 'fFather Bill'
Curtis. who at one swoop, some years
ago, put 400 boxers outside the pale
of amateurism.
Garretson is member of the Irish
American Athletic club, the officials Of
which concur in the Amateur Athletic
union s findings.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-02
WELL KNOWN JUDGE
COMMITS SUICIDE
Robert Newton, Prominent in
Racing Circles, Jumps Into
Illinois River.

AURORA. Ill. Feb. Robert M
Newton, As years old, banker and promi =
nent horseman, committed suicide last
night at Ottawa, H.. by leaping into the
Illinois river. Financial losses. it Is be-
licved led Newton to kill himself. He
was cashier and a heavy stockholder In
Billings, Mont. bank. which recently
assigned Newton went from Yorkville.
ILL.,, his home, to Billings. about a year
and half ago. when he put all his
money into the Billings bank. He lost
about S75, 900 in the crash. 1t is said.
CLEVELAND. O., Feb. Robert NJ
Newton, who committed suicide at OF
tawa. Ill. was presiding Judge of the
grand circuit for nine seasons. He had
n coast-to- coast reputation as q starter
and had voice which enabled him to
direct drivers with great ease.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-02
TWILIGHT LEAGUE TO
PLAY in NEW BALL PARK

Promoters OF the Salt Lake City Com
merclal league met with Lou Thiel,
owner OF the Salt Lake club in the Union
association, Wednesday afternoon and OBJ
tained Thiers permission to use his new
baseball park. TO be built at Ninth South
and State streets, for their games the
coming season.
President Thiel gives the Commercial
clubs the use of the park free OF charge
while the Salt Lake team Is away from
home and also for twilight games while
cupying the field afternoons The after
supper league clubs will also have the
free use of the clubhouse at the new
park
boosters will be held within a week.
when the organization OF the four-t team
association will be completed.
Teams representing the Retail Clerks
union. the u, c, NJ, l.. the Sims Grocery
company and Poplar Grove will have
places In the twilight league
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-02
KAUFMAN THINKS HE CAN
DEFEAT JACK JOHNSON

WILKESBARRE, Pa, Feb. AL
Kaufman. the Frisco blacksmith has ar
rived here to fill theatrical engagement
Kaufman said:
~ am not a white mans hope. claim
to be the champion white heavy weight
and l am ready to demonstrate 4, with
any one. I believe I can defeat Jack
Johnson and am ready to go through
with my end with making a match any
time Johnson and his manager are ready,
and It may be that this will come to pass
within the next two weeks.
II Issued challenge to Johnson q few
weeks ago TO meet him for a purse of
$50. 900 a side. Johnson has Indirectly
stated that he would accept. but would
suit me. and II Johnson means business
there will be no difficulty In arranging
for a battle at that time"
Kaufman is also willing to meet JEFF
fries and decide whether Jim or himself
is the most deserving at a crack at John
son.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-02
FEW CHANGES WILL Be
MADE IN FOOTBALL
Rules to Get Annual Going Over
When Committee Meets
Next Week.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The football
rules will come up for their annual
corpbing out on Friday and Saturday
Of this week, when the rules committee
meets here. It is probable that few
changes will be made. The revision Of
last year was a thorough going one, and
the policy this year is likely to be one
of "let well enough Alone
The main object Of the radical
changes in tho rules last year was
fairly well accomplished-the reduction
of injuries on the gridiron- There Is
now no sweeping public demand for
further alterations and there are no
threatening cries Of abolishing the
game such as. spurred the rule makers
TO action at fhaat time.
Many of the coaches of the teams at
the larger universities do not approve
Of the forward pass. This wns shown
b. it's infreQuent use in the larger
games last fall. They refused to en-
courage it because at best it was a
speculation where it could be played
successfully. Their influence may be
felt at the meeting. Harvard led the
forward pass contingent at last year s
meeting and won by n small vote.
Princeton and Yale are not enthusiastic
advocates Of it.
+. X. Hall of Dartmouth, the secre'
tary of the committee. favors some ar
rangement whereby team will have a
better chance of gaining the required
distance of advancing the ball in four
downs. He favors a rule requiring a
gain OF fifteen yards in five downs, or
three yards for each down.
The new four period rule will be
freely discussed. The three minute
intermission between periods has come
In for some criticism, but there is gen
eral favor for changes Of goal. be.
cause it equalizes the advantage Of
wind and sun
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-02

Il 10 The Tribune.
.1rAeO. Feb. There Is nothlng
* or complicated in this heavy
4, wrestling situation. although 10
anne Of the stories printed about
!. among the big fellows one be-
f. distracted and delirious.
sned up, the whole thing is this:
Ii arc three leading contenders lot
|.nes Al Frank Gotchs uue-George
srschmIdt. Yussif Mahmout ana
klsus Zbyszko. ts
IN has said that he wished a series
|ImInalion trials. these three men
.clde which is the best AT thls ulae,
A esf The chance AZ Gotch for the
|>se,srhnldt and Zbvszko dissent
1his arrangement. For purely per-
. rtasons, mainly reasons of thelr
-rerE. they decline 10 have aught
4 Mil Mahnout because OF the lat
eopnect,ons with Antoine Pierrt'
. hey say. has been an extremely
artcr." both here and In Europe.
|,atne stories that reflected deep
tdit on all OF them.
d is the hub OF the whole thing.
''Lion" and the Pole decline abso-
d 10 "see" Mahmout at any stage
. game.
IS Is Mahmout out in the cold and
The Vaccinations of the so-called
IN es the Mahmout people are
|E h refer to the only club that can
iAem any money. are impotent In
siiuatIon. The trust would like TO
|bysrko 10 wrestle Mahmout or have
Hnschmidt cut into the game with
Turk. but persuasion Is In vain. The
|ofelgners are a unit in this matter
that has ended abruptly all nego-
Grh says he does not want to train
E0re than one match or else he
iekc them on one at a time. He
1ected Mahmoul as a bulWarE. al
ID on the straight dope" the Turk
pol figure as strongly as either OF
Hlhsrs.
lth heat the Turk In seventeen min
Two falls while Zbyszko stuck n
u Of thirty-five minutes with the
|plcn and Hackenschmidt wasn't
N AZ ali 10 his shoulderblades.
|1lzko has beaten Mahmout twice.
/ IN an hours handicap and again
kye match that Pierri now says
st honest.
|Iurally the dope now is, or should
!hat the Pole and the Turk
hods once more and wipe out the
M that match. wherever the stain
The Pole won't do II. He says.
y he felt inclined 10. there wouldn't
n! money In II or enough for him TO
1he road shows.
'aensohmidl says he came to this
'IY 10 match with Gotch If the
1plon was willing II he was not
e The Lion said he would be on
~ 10 other parts. He has taken.
90 his manager. Jack CurIey. a dig
sland regarding Gotch.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-02
PNEUMONIA FOLLOWS A COLD

But never follows the use OF Foley 8
Honey and Tar, which checks the
cough and expels the cold. NJ. Stock
WELL Hannibal. Mo, says. "1t beats
all the remedies L ever used. / con-
tracted a bad cold and cough and was
threatened with pneumonia. One bot
tie of Foley IS Honey and Tar com
pletely cured me-. No opiates, just
reliable household medicine. Schramm'
johnson, Drugs, five stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-02
Women Do Not Worry.
TRAINER DISQUALIFIED
BY BOWLING OFFICIALS

ST LOUIS Feb. 1.-Ofhcials OF the
American Bowling congress tonight dis
qualified F. l. Trainer OF Sioux City. Ia.
who competed In the individual events
today under the name OF "Wiliam
Pauley." and esta blished a score of SD
giving him second pace in the list Of
leaders.
Trainer took his place. using Pauleys
name. Secretary Langtry declared he
would not prevent Trainer from bowling
in the individuals tomorrow. the day on
which he originally was scheduled to
compete.
Oscar Jange of Waterlown, Wis. in sec
ond place with A score of 656. while
James Blouin OF Chicago is leading, with
6S1.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-02
C0MISKEY IS PICKING
UP THE OLD TIMERS

CHICAGO, Feb, 1.-Two veteran ball
players may have places on the Chicago
American team this season,
President c. A Comiskey announced
yesterday that ne will take "Jiggs" Dona-
hue and James ] Callahan on the training
trip TO Mineral Wells, Tex, February %,
If the two veterans develop sufficiently
they will be added TO the list OF regulars
on the team
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-02
DDkN BARS UHLAN
AND THE HARVESTER

=. w.! auhh, Feb. Proposing
|sler po.ake .ke race. which will bring
nv ny some OF the best trotters in
4 usN season, John f. Madden
AZ ~ e. down the gauntlet in be-
eis,se soprano . (2:O7h) by posting
ID a oo aor 5000 to bind a race for
IA miner, open 70 all trottcrs
3 (S.o1aia (Saa ll;5sN) and The Har.
Earsh , must be made OF or be.
h BE- b'm NJ, ! and the additional $500
t. which bVSseu - inc night before the
y that nj, - 10 be trotted over the
h Mr. va, l,'' add most money to the
nile hen" hen s"sdden's stipulation is
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-02
1orcH HERE MARCH 27.
pen and Nourahla. the Turk. Have
Signed Up.

ao,er Harry Heagren announced
r-sasy that he had COMPLETED all ar
ushIs .I ior the appearance Of Frank
Z Sne champion wrestler. and Nou-
me Irrk, In this city March 81.
w Giants Will struggle on the
neagIen says he has also been au-
4 a.S9,,ok 20 BOOK Ogden and Pocatello for
nsueh Gotch agrees to throw four
y one hour Antonio Bandiera. a
Ivy iielian, will be the fourth man
snanpion to meet in Ogden. Hea-
snnounces. Bandiera weighs about
ssaus ra,n and Is said to be anxious to
~ ev'cencc Of good faith in the
.,he WA. Al ne can throw Mahmout,
n har % iisckenschmidt. Nourahla is
ies, nave posted $1,000 in New York,
4 p.S ny remaining uncovered,
rler sIen zen snow will he billed the night
E"s 'o'ch match in Salt Lake,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-02
MAKERS DECIDE UPON
AUTO RACING CIRCUIT

e CHICAGO, Feb. IA grand circuit for
automobile racing TO insure regularity and
better opportunity for manufacturers in
this method Of testing the comparative
capabilities of their cars. Virtually was
decided upon today at a meeting OF mem
bers OF the Manufacturers Contest nsso-
citation here.
tentative plan. with racing TO begin
May 80 at the indianapolis speedway,
and to end about November !. at Savan-
nah, Ga, was voted upon fayorably
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-02
Wrestler Found Guilty,

EDWARDSVILLE. ILL.,, Feb. George
Burton OF Alton. a wrestler who killed
bare hands. was found guilty today by
n Jury. The verdict applies 10 the death
OF Louis Weibrecht. whom Burton. ac-
cording TO his testimony. stranpled after
he had choked Leo WentZ 10 death. A
manslaughter Indictment for WentZ' S
death is standing AGAINST Burton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-02
MURRAY PROMOTER TO
PRESENT GOOD CARD

Con Gallagher of Murray says that he
Is preparing an excellent card for his
regular monthly athletic entertainment,
to he held in the Firemen's hall Feb
ruary IL.
In addition to several sparrine exhi-
billions between well-known amateurs of
the state a number OF other features
are to he added to the programme.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-02
M'FARLAND AND W0LGAST
WILL BOX SIX ROUNDS

CHICAGO Feb. 1.-Packey Mcfarland
of Chicago and Ad Wogast, lightweight
champion. after year of wrangling, are
To get together. They will box six rounds
before Jack OBrien's Philadelphia club
February %. the anniversary Of Wolgast's
victory over Nelson. A telegram saying
that the match was on awaited McFar-
land when he returned from Memphis
last night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-02
BANTAMS MAY BE SIGNED
FOR A SECOND MEETING

NEW YORK. Feb. Negotiations are
pending here today for another match
tam, and frankie Burns. the result OF
whose recent bout in this city aroused
so much discussion
1t is understood that Alfred Mack
Stanleys manager. has under considera
ton a number OF propositions made by
Manager ORourke OF the National Sport
Ing club and that the prospects are IA
vorable to a second meeting of the ban
tnms In two or three weeks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-02
Touring Hamiltons Lose,

q basketball team OF Billings, western
champions defeated tho touring Hamil
tons OF Two Rivers. Wis. tonight. by a
score of 81 10 "a. The Hamilton team is
composed Of Wisconsin and Illinois stars,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-02
SIX ATHLETIC TEAMS TO
BEGIN SERIES TONIGHT

Az the Deseret gymnasium tonight six
athletic teams will begin n series OF
events to he given each week until the
last of May
Four TO six men comprise tho squads
and at the end OF the season q desira BILE
trophy will be given TO the team making
the best showing.
A number OF interesting swimming
events arc scheduled for tonight in addi-
ton to the regular weekly group con-
tests.
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Taylor OH the Job.

George Taylor VIII coach the l.. D. S,
basketball team the remainder OF the
season. The Saints meet the university
preps at the Deseret gym Friday after
noon Mt 4 o'clock.
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POPULATION OF NOME
is GREATLY REDUCED

WASHINGTON, Feb 1-Population
statistics Of the thirteenth census an
nounced today include;
Nome, Alaska. 2600 for 1910. as
against 12,4SS for 1900. taken during
the rush to the gold fields.
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tPorky' Takes Fight.

LONDON, Feb. 1.-"Porky Flynn OF
Boston tonight won night with Jack
Burns OF California at the Olympia, but
he failed to knock him out. Though ter
ribly punished. Burns managed TO last out
the twenty rounds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-02
oeglns Long Flight

.Fiation ~, ,,,r, ,l.-Captaln BeIlanger Of
1Ean a ps no,s k o. the French army to-
nqnopians saole sra cross country flight
OF abon, ''yn, I'm Paris To Pau. dis
the Ara, oyo miles, He accom-
ZIG the yso ,nMee a,aee OF the long trip.
"'i'es WITHOUT incident.
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LADY BIRDS SAY
THEY DON'T WORRY
Mrs. Eugene Ely to Fly With Her
Husband First Day of
Meet.

Mrs. Eugene Ely. Mrs Glenn curtiss
and possibly Miss Emily Willard are eS
pected 10 accompany the great hirdmen
70 salt Lake City for the aviation meet.
Mrs, Ely will probably ny with her hus
Dand on the first afternoon OF the car
niyaI at harrington aviation field
History throws no light on the count
OF Noah's pulse as he awaited the re-
turn TO the ark OF the raven and the
been, no human hopes and fears as to
avlators whirred across our horizons.
Certain, II Is. though. that Noah could
nave been no greater than arc tho
women relatives Of the blrdmen as
they sit beneath the hangers while the
men OF the family defy the laws OF
Gus things OF which flying consists
Mrs Glenn Curtiss and Mrs. Eugene
Ely Will have husbands trusting their
lives TO hiplanes throughout Salt Lake IS
aviation show, February IL. u and 13
while little Miss Emily Willard will have
a brother up In the air a good deal OF
the time.
Women Do Not Worry.
While these women are OF decidedly
different types there are several things
on which they agree
They say they do not worry while
the men are In the air: they seem en-
tirely free from nervous excitement: each
expressing greater confidence In BIZ
weather conditions are absolutely per-
feet, and they all prefer aviatina to au-
tomobile racing as n manly profession.
on the score of its being much less dam
gerous.
Mrs. Ely impresses one as being the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-02
Police Prohibit Flight.

TACOMA. Wash, Feb 1.-The boxing
bout scheduled for tonight between
Denver Ed" Martin and Jack Lester.
heavyweight champion OF the northwest
was prohibited today by Police Commits
sioner Rows,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-02
Fight POSTPONED.

KANSAS CITY. Feb. 1.-THE Tommy
Dixon Willie Gibbs fight. scheduled to
take place here next Monday night, was
tonight postponed until February Is,