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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-15

TO REGULATE THE CARRIAGE OF COAL, AND 10 Pro
VIDE FOR DESTINATION WEIGHTS ON SHIPMENTS
OF COAL.
Be It Enacted by the People of the State of Oklahoma:
Section That whenever any coal shipped over common
carrier from any point within the State of Oklahoma to other
point within the said State the carrier transporting such
coal shall bill of adng stating the true weight of the coal
81 transported
Section That when said coal arrives its destination the
said carrier shall cause the be weighed that point provided
has scales that point and if not then shall cause said coal TO
be weighed track scales its line beween the point
of shipment the point of destination and the weight OF SAID
coal at the point OF delivery is less than the weight set out the
bill of adng the carrier delivering the congnee shall be liable
to the consgnee for all deficiencies weight less the natural shrink
age which shall exceed per cent for one hundred and fifty
mile haul or less and and oneha per cent than
hundred and fifty mile haul and the OF damage OF the con-
enee for deficiency shortage shall be the vaue OF the de-
encv at the point destination less the freight thereon the freight
has not been paid and weighing of coal they shall be de-
che from ran and the event the loss shortage does not
occur on the delivering line the carrier delivering the consgnee
Shall be entitled from the carrier upon whose nc the loss
or shortage occurred such for the loss shortage the
carrier delivering osgnee may be required the
ee as may be evidenced by any receipt judgment transcript
thereof
Continued on Page Seyen)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-15
CHAPTER 72, ARTICLE I'll.
RAILROADS.
AN ACT

AN ACT
FOR THE PROTECTION OF PERSONS IN THE EMPLOY OF
RAILROAD CORPORATIONS, PERSONS, FIRMS AND
OTHER CORPORATIONS USING STEAM BOILERS, AND
PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION OF THIS
ACT
Be II Enacted BY the People of the State Of Oklahomd
Section Ii shall be unlawful for any railroad corporation
company any other person. firm corporation using boilers
either by themselves their agents command insist order
their employees any boiler fire box smoke cham
Der thereto the purpose Of repairing cleaning the for
other purpose when the is under pressure
Section Any officer superintendent foreman boss other
person authority who behalf Of any railroad corporation any
other person. firm corporation using steam boilers violating of
the provisions Of section OF this act shall be deemed guilty Of
felony and shall upon conviction be punished by Imprisonment for
period Of less than six months than years.
Section g. Should any employee such boiler fire box,
smoke chamber while the is under pressure Of the
command order OF his employer the agent OF such employer and
while inside Of such boiler, lire box smoke chamber with
accident resulting in his DEATH the person persons commanding
ordering him such boiler fire box smoke chamber
shall be guilty of maaughe in the second degree and conyc
therefor shall be punished by imprisonment the pentenary
hard labor not less than two more than ten
Section The fact that employee entering such boiler
fire box smoke chamber had knowledge of the unsafe condition
Of such boiler and danger doing and meeting with
accident shall deprive hn OF right Of action against such
poyer damages and should said accident result the death OF
such employee the wife of kim shall have right OF
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CORPORATION COMMISSION.
PREVENT DESTRUCTION OF BOOKS AND RECORDS.
N a @

TO VITALIZE SECTION 2S, OF ARTICLE p AND SECTION
2S OF ARTICLE Q, OF THE CONSTITUTION OF OKLA
HOMA, BY PREVENTING THE DESTRUCTION OF
BOOKS PAPERS. RECORDS AND FILES OF CORPORA
TIONS IN THIS STATE, AND DESCRIBING PENALTIES
FOR PERSONS WHO VIOLATE TIE PROVISIONS OF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-15
COAL.
AN ACT
CARRYlNG-DEsTINArIoN> WEIGHTS.

ANACT
TO REGULATE THE CARRIAGE OF COAL, AND TO PRO
VIDE FOR DESTINATION WEIGHTS ON SHIPMENTS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-15

CHAPTER Y, ARTICLE II.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-15
The SECOND ANNUAL REPORT OF THE CORPORATION Commission

action against such employer for any damages She they the
OF such deceased employee may sustain by Of the death Of
such employee which action may be commenced in any o.
competent jurisdiction. lN
Approved March 23 1908
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-15

BE II Enacted by the Peobc OF Tic State Of Oklahoma: m ~
Section If officer Of any railroad company other pub
lie service corporation any other corporation any other person.
in violation OF the provisions Of article section 2S OF the Constitution
OF the State Of Oklahoma shall refuse permit the Corporation
Commissioners either Of them, any person authorized thereto
examine its books and papers such office other person
ing shall be deemed guilty Of msdeneanor and each day such
Officers other person shall fail refuse permit such examna
fon investigation shall constitute separate olfen and upon
von thereof shall be punished by fine OF not less than twenty five
(S25oo) dollars than five hundred (S5oooo dollars and
by Imprisonment the county Jail for less than thirty days
than year.
Section # any officer OF any corporation in violation Of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16
GIRLS BASKETBALL
SERIES COMMENCES

The girls basketball series at the high
school started yesterday afternoon. The
seniors won from tho juniors by score
OF II TO H. and the freshmen defeated
the sophomores by score Of 9 TO /. The
senior junior game was the better game
Of tho TWO. The gymnasium was crowd
cd with students stars Tor the seniors
were Madalenc Bitncr Drucilla Gaby
and Vera Gammet Madeleine Bilncr
made Of tho points out OF tho Il for
the senior team, The stars for the jun
lots were Sallie Sears, Kathleen Rob-
crts and Marie Stuart, IT was by Marie
Stuart fast playing that the Junior score
was kept so close 10 the seniors. kath-
lecn Roberts, playing NJ guard. kept tho
senior score down.
IN the first half of the freshmen soph-
omorc game the sophomore team did not
have a loolS-in. and the first half ended
with the score TO in favor OF the
freshmen. But in the second half the
sophomore team woke up and started 10
play bail. making points In this half.
while the freshmen only made 3. Stars
for the freshmen team were Sarah CAL
latent and Ruth Dunham. Sarah Gala =
tents playing at forward was the fca-
turc OF the game. The stars Tor the
sophomorcs were Louise Spracue and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16

TO pay the 5000 which had been due since
November 10, they waited TO make sure
that he intendcd TO ignore the whole
matter and then They declared the Boise
franchise forfeited.
An The other clubs presented drafts or
certified checks for their $500 indebt
edness. The forfeiture OF the franchise
constitution and there is absolutely no
way for Boise 10 get back without max
ing its peace with President Lucas. Even
then that would be Intellectual unless
Butte should drop out.
The directors, after a vote Of thanks
TO President Lucas for the effective way
in which tho administered the league. left
in his hands tho selection of an official
ball FOR the season OF 1872.
d. G. Cooley. owner OF the Salt Lake
baseball team. returned from Missoula
last night
THE mceting." said Cooley. was ono
OF The most harmonious l ever attended.
There was absolutely no difference OF
opinion. Tile directors did everything
by unanimous vote. ! cannot understand
That city has at least $4,000 invested in
the game and without its Union fran
chise The property viii be nearly a dead
loss.
'"ranl Of myself or any other Union
league director wanting 10 put team
In Boise Is the shcerest nonsense added
Cooley The Union league constitution
expressly forbids' the owner Of one club
10 have an interest in any other All
except, OF course. hope the other teams
will be good enough 10 let the salt Lake
team show what IL can do. We shall
have a real ball team here.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16

Boise is not only cut. but ont 10 stay,
unles the unexpected happens. The
only contingency that might let Boise
back in the league would he the failure
or Butte TO stay in. and that is highly
improbable, because an entire new man
agement has taken hold at Butte and Is
enthusiastic,
SO tar as J. W. Cody's reported talk
of recourse 10 the courts Is concerned.
there can he no doubt that the franchise
was legally forfeited
Cody has been out of harmony with
the other officers and maSnatcs OF tho
Union association almost from the first.
hut when the maSnatcs arrived 2i Mis-
soula they had not the slightest inten-
tlon of declaring BolSes franchise for
feitcd They were surprised To learn
lcit, bu, they would have given him
time had hc asked FOR It, He did not
even send a proxy, uotwths landing his
reported statement that McCloskey rep
resented him. Honest John said that
he represented nobody but himself
Cody apparently acted on the theory
that tho Union association could not get
mated the calibcr OF the men with whom
he had to deaf.
At former meetings President Lucas
had read letters from Cody which lhc
directors considered disrcSpccifui crti-
ctsm, lie had also reported that two
annual passes issued by Lucas as a cour-
tesy TO the Eastern league. had been
aiken up summnrilv by tho Boise club.
These things had been passed over. how
:ould doubtless have made amends with
an apology.
When the directors learned That Cody
had been notified 10 nc represented and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16
SOUTH CAROLINA WANTS RACING.
Attorney General VIII Ask for Dismissal
Of Injunction Proceedings,

COLUMBIA. :. c.. Dec, 15.--Wcsther
conditions were adverse to good racing
today and a poor card was run OF before
"A small crowd TWO favoritcs won.
VI was learned today that Attorney
General Lyon would ask the suprc me
court on December Is 10 dismiss the in =
junction proceedings instituted against
track officials instructinG them to show
cause on January I why they should not
he prohibited from operating the plant
Such action on the part of the attorney
general would rcsult I'm the continuance
of racing here. il Is said, and the openinS
OF the Charleston meet without official
interference. unlcss further legislation Is
instituted. Results.
First race. six furlones-Tiny Tim.
straight II 10 L. won. Danceaway, place
to ., second; May Nora. show TO 5,
third. Time, lis ..
Second race. fve furlonSs-Irishtown
straight I Ia ;. won: Lucky wish. place
10 .. second Deduction, show 10 o,
third. Time. :QJ =.
Third race. stcepochasc. mile and
three quarters EnniskiIlen, straight g To
.. Won; sam Ball. place { To >, second
Dr., Heard. show out, third. Time.
i:i9 l-5.
Fourth race milo and sixtccnth--
Maramora. straight 10 l. won. Mcha ri
Angelo. place ] 10 ?. second: Profile. show
10 >. third Time, l:52 %
Filth race. mie-Duuc Campbell,
straight 10 /. won: Warner Grswe)L
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16
TENNEY WILL GET
$4,000 AND RELEASE

NEW YORK Dec 15.--Prosident John
y Ward OF the Boston Nationals mas
decided 10 Take his time in selecting his
team manager for next wear.
II Is believed that Fred Tcuncy. who
already has signed contract, VIII re-
ceive his release and years salary,
$1,000, ~ present Il looks as II John
King. Bul sweeney or Mike Donlin would
he Wards selection, unless lie can induce
Edward Hanlon 10 take the job.
Ward expects to make Boston his homo
and will practice law there in addition 10
conducting the affairs of tho club. He
plans within a year either 10 build 4. new
hall park or make terms with the Bos-
ton Americans b,' which the now Nmeri-
can league park can be used by both
clubs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16
Today's Juarez Entries.

JuARE.Z. Dec 15.-Entries for to-
morrow:
First race. selling. maidens. all ages,
six furlongs- Booscr Battle. Homesick
102; Brack Bonita. l0j 'Oscuro. los: Liz
lie LAYERS, clyde Freeman, Eolyn
Strange Dor, ll$; Originator. 1l6.
Second race. selling, three year r-olds
seven furlones- worth, maize
Girl. 100; san Bernito. Travis Eddleman
Chess. Transparent, l05. Ptapat Ben
Uncas. l0s: Pipe Vision. Tim Judge, no
Third race. selling, all ages. five FUR
longs-'Sccrcte. 81; Marjorie Fleming. 9S
Wild Bear. Dromi. 101; Great Caesar
los: Commeudation, III: Joseph NJ, IA
Stealthy. Onoomoo. Serenade, Kuropat-
kin. Prudent. 115; King White. Clyde
Smith. Reformation, lis.
Fourth race, selling. three -yoar -olds and
upward. ono mie-Startler, Rompic IS
Dutch Rock, 1O1, 'ButterbalI. lO2. Leo
pold 1Oi.
Fifth race, selling. three car-olds and
upward. six furlongs-~Yo Solo. %: Har-
vest Fly 100: Braxton, L. NJ. Eckert
Jupiter Joe. Fern l., l03: Fundamental
Judge Cabaniss. J. II, Reed, los
Sixth race. selling, all ages. five fur
lonss-Moralight, The Visitor. 109; sF,arl-
enc 10; Jim Nc, III; Father Stat
ford. Pops, Taliow Dip. lncision, Sal.
wage. Earl Scourt, Doc Alien. Waner
10: Amigo, IFS: 'Zuiu. Belisncker ll9.
apprentice allowance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16
SUN SHINES AGAIN
ON JUAREZ COURSE
Snowstorln Abates and Big
Crowd Turns Out and
Casles Wagers.
COLUMBIA SUIT FAILS
South Carolina Wants Racing
and Attorney General Rec
ogIlizeS Public Sentiment.

JCAREZ, Mexico. Dec. 15.-The return
TO warmer weather drew a fairly large
crowd at Juarez TODAY. The talent was
again In good form, favorites winning a
majority OF the events. Closer, at 7 to
10. had no trouble in beating the field
opposed TO MIN in the six furlongs sprint,
winning by three lengths.
J. f Newman today bought the flly
Calissc from B. A. TramweIl Terms pri
vatc.
Jockey Rice will be in the saddle in 4
few days. Jockeys Selden and Carter
were set down for five days each for
rough riding.
The summary;
First race six furlongs-R los
Moleswooprthl; 70 ]: won; Jack Vain
caesarion. 100 (Carterl. even. third.
Time, Eli i-5. Mabel King, Modern
Priscilla. Don't say No and Errant Lady
Second race, one mIlc-Miss Korn, 100
0Henry). s 10 l. second: Barney OIdlieid,
1o7 lRadtIe9;, 1s to n 3 tHjrd bird; Tine, ,,,s
soy Bushwhacior and Gclico also ran.
Third race; ilyc furlongs-Mstt O-Con-
nell no nlilD. 10 /. won; Golden RUBY
no CWills). } 10 .. third. Time, 1.92 so.
Ed Levan, Prudent. Mike MoIett, Nov
sorod aud Earl's Court also ran.
tD Selden), to /, won; Coppertown. lOI
(Callahsn). j. 10 ], second; Harrlcan. 1I5
tMolesworth), 10 i, third. Time, To-.
Oakland also ran,
Fifth race, six furlongs-Evelina, los
(Buyton). 8 to ), won McAlan. los
tMolesworth). g 10 |. second: Defy. lo5
CGross), 6 to /. third. Time. 1;17. First
! Fashion. lNonne. Flying dor. Lake
Tahoe and Penang also ran.
Sixth race, six furIonss-Thiste Belle,
| 100 tCarter), II 10 won. Crossover.
III (Seldem. 10 2, second. ONer, los
| tCallahan). 10 /, third Time. 1.l5.
! Lady Macy, Jeanne d Arc, Jupiter Joe and
Autumn Rose also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16
WILL
WRESTLE CHAMPION

NEW YORK, Dec. lJ.-Zbyszko. the
great Polish wrestler began active train
ing today FOR his match with Raicevich,
The Italian champion. which takes place
in Madison Square Garden on Christmas
night. The bout is expected To draw tho
largest crowd in the history OF wrestling.
ZhySzEo's next match OF Importance lis
scheduled for Salt Lake. where on jan
uary 10 he meets Jess Wcstcreaard in a
finish contest.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16
Today's Columbia Entries.

COLUMBIA. S. c.. Dec, l5.-Entrics
for Saturday:
First race, selling. six furlopgs WOOD
lander DR.. Burch, Elizabeth o., Out
post Catrol5c. 1@5: Tennessee Boy,
bernica. Erandoline, Lady Ilapsburg,
lyo; Leon e., lis.
Second race. selling, six fUrlonrs--
Colonel Brown. 1l0; 'Queon Bee, Mamita.
'Orpeth, 100; Silas Grump. 100.
Third race. selling. siX furlonss-
'Flarucy. Dust Starboard, l20: Joe Rose.
Sir Edward. los: Dick Moss. Horace E,
le5: Billy Barnes. l23; -Chil,on Squaw.
1lj.
Fourth race. selling. mile--Dolly Butt =
nan: o,ilo. Casaue, los; -Haldeman,
Semquavcr. 9S; Markham. l0G
Fifth race. sclling. five furlongs--
Western Belle. Center Shot. 107; Sabo
Blend, Galvesca. Sir Minccmest. Black
Branch, l12: -IIorcon. 10; Sea Swell,
III.
Sixth race. selling. five and A half
furlongs-'Eagle Bird. Tom Massi, "Oak-
ley. Grenida, 10; 'Wost Point l1@; Joe
stein. High Flown, no. Uncle Jimmie
Cray. III. -Love Watches. lls: Paul
DaViH, IFS.
-Appreniice allowance claimed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16
Practice Basketball Gam

The high school basketball ID
working hard so as 20 win The
piouship Of this division The nz
fast getting into condition. An,
caught breaking training rules wll|
of The squad. The team will Il
against the Y. NJ. c. \. toniehtl
Y. NJ. G. 4. floor al . O'Clock for l
ticc game. Coach Richardson 81
TO get all the practice games that
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16
JACK LEON THROWS
EX-PUGILlST MARTIN

TACOMA Wash. Dee. i5.-"Douycr
Ed Martin. tho former boxer. made his
debut as a wrestler here tonight. when 'oc
won the handicap match with Jack Leon,
the Russian giant. Leon agreed 90 dts
nose OF Martin three times within an
hour. bur two falls we're all that he could
obtain. Martin used boxing tactics, slap
ming the Russian in tho face with the open
hand when nc tried 10 rush In.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16
Ables Released TO Coast.

NEW YORK, Dec l5.-The New York
Americans announced tonight that Pitcher
Harry Ablcs and Outfelder Eddie Will
kinsun were released today TO the Oak
land. Pacific coast league club Ables
played With the Oakland team last sea-
son, but was 10 have reported to Now
York next year. Wilkinson formerly
PLAYED With San Jose.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16
GAIN FULL LAP ON
THE OTHER RIDERS
Folger-Clarke Team Jumps
Into the Lead in the Six
Day Bicycle Race.
THOMAS AND STEIN OUT
Saldow of German Team Has
Fractured Rib; Record in
Early Morning.
THOMAS AND STEIN OUT

NEW YORK. Dec. 16.-At . o'clock
this morning the Foslcr- Clarke team
jumped into the lead in rnc SiN-daY
bicycle race by gaining n full lap on
the other competitors.
Al . o'clock they had covered $50
miles and S laps. as compared with
1868 miles and laps. the record OF
the i22nd hour made by Demara and
Hill In 1905
Moran was thrown heavily and car
ricd TO his cot unconscious In the
sprint which preceded Fogler and
Clarke.s lap stealing sprint. AS soon
as Kramer took Moran's place
Clarke started another sprint and af-
ter three minutes Of swift work he Sc
cured the lap and first place for his
team. Moran was able 10 help feebly
during the latter part OF the scram-
bic. While the chase lasted thcrc was
wild excitement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16
New Job Given Out.

CHICAGO. Dec i5.--Irw'in NJ Howe OF
Chicago was today appointed official sta
tistician of the American Baseball league
ny President Is. T.. Johnson. The office
or statisticisn Was created by President
Johnson for tic purpose of securing com
pletc neureB regarding all phases of the
leagues affairs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16
Ocean Trim for Wolpast

CADILLAC. Mich. Dec. 15.-Uord vas
received hore that Ad Wolgast. instead OF
returning 10 Cadillac after no has re =
covered from his recent operation FOR ap-
pcndicitiR, viii go 10 Honolulu for The
winter. He will sail from San Francisco
shortly after New Years
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16
GOVERNORS WILL
PLAY GOLF MATCH

OKLAHOMA CITY. Dec. Estate
craft and golf arc TO 20 hand In hand
in the southwest this year. Governor
Crucc today arranged TO meet Governor
I1adley Of Missouri on the links OF the
Iakcvicw Country club here before the
first of the year. Governor Cruce is put
ting in three hours day training.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16
BIDS OPENED BY
PUBLIC WORKS BOARD

Although there was not quorum pres
ent AT the meeting of the city board Of
public works last night bids were opened
on The West Third South street ana Ito
Crande avenue sidewalk extension. Seven
bids were submitted and were referred
IL the city engineers office for taoula :
liou.
Apparently Mckay & Reed and Zcrbc
6 Walker were the lowest bidders. The
bids OF thcsc two arc 80 close. however,
tina. the lower ono cannot bo ascertaIncd
until tho figures arc tabulaicd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16
Jeanette Best Man.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Dec. 15.-.Joe
Jeannctte Of New York was given the de-
clsion over Nat Dewey of Chattanooga
here tonight. the fight going the full
eight rounds.
Jeannctte had the advantage OF nearly
twenty pounds I'm weight and had the
hc tier OF the bout al tho way.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16
Providnnce Club Sold

Providence club of the international
Baseball league was sold late TO-DAY 10
Frank &. Navin aud w. Yawllcy. own
crs of the Detroit Americans. 1t was
announced that the price was $4,000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16
STAR QUARTERBACK
DIVORCE DEFENDANT

CHICAGO, Dec. 15.--An Injunction
against Walter II. Eckerssli, former star
quarterback OF tho University Of Chi
caGo football team. was issued by Judge
Mcdonald in the superior court late to-
day The injunction was issued TO re-
strain EckerssIl from annoying or inter
r. rin- with his wife. who has flied suit
for divorce Mrs. Eckersal charges
cruelty and nonSupport.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16
COOK AND O'BRlEN
BOUT IS a DRAW

GLENNS FERRY. Ida. Dec L.
Cook and O'Brcn boxed ten rounds 10
draw here tonight. O'Brien did most OF
the leading. but he lacked A knockout
blow. return match With 800 side
bet WAS made
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16
To Fiaht Bat Nelsnn

MILWAUKEE. Dec l5.-Jack Red =
mond signed contract 10 fight Battling
Nelson at New Orleans $ess month The
weight is TO hc 133 pounds al 3 o'clock.
and the bout ten rounds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16
German Gets Decision.

CLEVELAND, Dec. 15.-Joc German Of
San Francisco got the decision over Frank
tonight. German outweishcd his man by
ten pounds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16
Boise Out Of Union League to
Stay; Umpires Are Selected
Cody Fails to Pay Assessment and Ignores Meeting Directors
Decide on Six-Club League Without
the Idaho Citv

OISE out of the Union Baseball association The league Will
II six clubs instead Of eight proposed Umpre
- will be Frary, HurlblTt and Wright
Thus the prophets another hard jolt IN Their
tell before the nicotine Just what would happen there
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16
The Score.

place 3 TO >. second, Tippy, show out.
third. Time, 1:4T
SlXth race mlc--Mopt cnc. straight
TO |. won IIaIdeman, place even, second
v Powers, show TO ;. third. Tlne.
1:iT 10.