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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
MODEL ROAD BUILT,
/. COTTON TO DUCHESNE
Opens Easy Way to Indian
Reservation; Cabins Erected
Every Eight Miles.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO. Jan. 22.-The work OF the
state and counties in improving the roads
has resulted In the best road from Cotton.
or the ID. & r. G.. 10 Duchcsne, on the
Indian reservation, that the travelling
public has ever had the use OF in that
section,
A large gang OF men. under the direc-
tion OF the state road commissioner: has
been at work OH the road from Cotton 10
The settled portion OF the reservation for
the last six months, and only last week,
tho road being finished the men went
to Cotton. and the opening Of the road
WAS the occasion for much rejoicing I'm
fact. ii Is now possible 10 get onto the
reservation by way OF Cotton either by
wagon or automobile, and this Is the
more remarkable when II Is understood
that il has been impossible TO get into
the reservation country at this time ot
the year since the opening except the
long way around by Vernal.
In building the road from Cotton 10
Duchesne good, comfortsble cabins were
built every eight miles for campipS sta
tions for the travelling public.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
ARRANGE GAME WITH
WYOMING FOR OCT.

Coach Rcnnion of the university yes
terday received letter from Manager
Dickinson OF the University of Wyoming
FOOTBALL team. in answer Ia a letter ask
Ing for game with Wyoming in Salt
Lake on October 3. Although the date
was little early for the Wyoming team.
II "as accepted and Bennion now has
tho contract complete.
Bennion was eager TO get the game
carly IN the season. In the past
wyoming has been very weak and
mas always been easy meat for the con-
ference teams Until last year when it
look n brace and proved a dangerous
opponent Tor all the teams il met
Accordingly, il was thought that tbs
game would create much Interest and
would draw large crowd II played al
the psychological time and place
Therefore. il was plain that no better
time could be chosen than the first sat :
urday IN Octob bor. as far as the financial
end OF game Is concerned. since on that
date both the Mormon church conferences
and the Utah state fair will be in prog
ress I'm salt Lake, thus insurlng a good
crowd,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
BIG LEAGUERS WILL
INVADE SUNNY SOUTH

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-Within less than
a month the :pvasion Of the south by
the National and American league teams
VIII begin in earnest. All tho National
league clubs have completed their train =
ing plans. The Giants Will be the pio-
Deers, The first squad will leave this
city for Marlin Springs February IS
going by way OF st. Louis. where they
Will join the western contingent Febru-
ary II.
Manager McGraw expects to be the
first man at Marlin, and win meet thc
Wilbur Robinson will DC with him to
take charge Of the young pitchers. The
regular players will leave In two suuad :
week later than the recruits, and re-
port to Manager McCiraw about Feb
ruary %.
McGraw will have tbrty-five PLAYERS
at The springs when All hands report
Manager BIZ Da)lcu has not decid ed
when the members Of the Brooklyn club
viii leave for Hot Springs Ark. He has
fixed February 20 as the, reporting dag
at The southern resort. Dahlen Will be
his players. He expects to have thirty
four players on hand when practice be-
gins. The team will remain at the
springs until March 10, when the trip
home will begin with Il game at Mem
phis, March Is
Philadelphia will train at Hot Springs,
beginning about March r Boston will
go to Atlanta from March Il to 2s Chi.
caEo VIII have week in New Orleans
beginning March II, followed by an exhi-
hition trip of fifteen games.
March S 20 Win % reeeS SGIsvs Hot sprnss Gs
March ". and ST. Louis will do most OF
their training at home.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS
PUT IN STIFF WORK

The high school basketball team was
out I'm fun force yesterday afternoon
Coach richardson pu, the men through
a stiN practice. He Is not discouraged
abou, the high school defeat by the L.
u. :, team. lie says. that although Jim
Jcffrics mover could come back" ne j..
going 10 show the l.. II, $, team that his
men can come back and defeat the for
mer by larger score than the l.. u. s.
team beat high school The men will
he put through a hard practice every
aftewooon this week. They meet the fast
university freshmen 1--WE next Friday
afternoon, The high school team viii
have auntOec chance at the l.. -. S team
pu The higN school floor. where the former
Will have thc advantage, As the girls
arc no, taking gymnasium work this
week, the boy: will lie able To practice
all afternoon.
The hish school second team was 10
pay the Cenicrvile team last Saturdsy
night. but Manager Yates did not receive
a letter from centervi'lc proposing the
game.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
PLAN EXTENSION Of
||VTERURBAV LINE
Ogden Rapid Transit Co.
Wishes to Reach Hunts
vile Through Canyon.
Special to The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN, Jan. 22.-That the Ogden
Rapid Transit company intends To extend
It's ogden canyon line from the recent
terminus at the Hermitage resort to
Huntsville during the present year. If
rights OF way can he secured without
trouble. is evident from an application
made by the company TO the Weber coun-
ty board OF commissioners this morning.
asking permission to cross the county
road at several points and 10 use the
highway for a roadbed at other points
Tho matter was referred 10 the county
attorney with instructions TO draft a
resolution to cover il.
The Ogden Rapid Transit company has
been operating an electric line from the
city to the Hermitage resort through
ogden canyon for the past two years,
II is understood that about all OF the
rights OF way needed for the Huntsville
extension have been obtained. with tho
exception OF u right Of WAY through the
ldiewId resort, the property OF the Salt
Lake Il Ogden Railroad company II
rights nt way can he obtained from We
h"r county, 1t is said that the extension
nced not pass over any PROPERTY of the
ldleNild resort. Huntsville citizens arc
doing everything possible TO get the cleo
trlc line extended, as il viii mean q
ready market for country produce and
WIZ do much TO develop agricultural lands
OF lnar section OF the county
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
WILL DECIDE FRIDAY
ON DENVER CONTESTS

The committee having in charge tho
proposition OF sending athletes TO Den
Yer FOR the athletic conference tourna-
mcnt which begins in that city February
o, will meet Friday. 1t is likely that
number of the winners in the recent
tournament at the Dcsere, cyInnas sium
will find it convenient TO enter the lists
at Denver.
II Utahs champion amateurs arc TO
take part in the big tournament, il will
be necessary TO send at least fifteen men,
There Will have 10 be entries in all Of
the classes and it Will require this num-
Der to 60 around
At Fridays meeting the committee will
ascertain If il Is the desire OF the win
ners In last weeks events to make the
journey. and 10 arrange for the trip
If 1t is 10 be made. Tho Utah athletes
would leave Salt Lake February g. if
they arc TO take part in the Denver
tourney.
Within two or three weeks toe Y NJ
G, A. will give n banquet in honor OF
the winners in last weeks competitions
All of the successful contestants will
be invited 10 attend the banquet, whether
they are members OF the Y. NJ. c. A.
or not.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
.SOUTHW0RTH MUST
STAY OUT Of STATE
Slayer of Hanks Believed TO
Have Again Fled From
Utah.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan. 22.-IIenrY Southworth.
acquitted SLAYER Of Ned Hanks. sought
by District Attorney t.. r. HulanIski.
who wants TO have him examined by 81
lunacv commission. is believed 10 have
again put himself beyond the jurisdiction
OF the Utah courts. When The Tribune
published tho account Of Southworlh' 5
return to his homo at Pennington II few
days aSo and an effort was being made
10 effect reconciliation between him
and his wife. Nvra SouthNorth. the ruau
who killed Hanks is believed 10 have
been advised by his friends Ia lcuVe tho
state. Sheriff Harris of Davis county
said today that Southworth had been in
FarJnincton but recently returned TO
California. where he went imm cdatey
after his acquittal on . charge of muir
der. ostcnslbly for the purpose Of taking
a boat 10 Honolulu. As long as he alb
seDts himself from Utah no effort will
he made TO bring him back but District
Attorncy Hulanssi saws that as long as
.be IS in office SouthWorth cannot return
10 this state unless he appears before a
boz rd 10 determine his SANITY. The dis
trct attorney believes that iG the insan-
ity defense offered al tho trial is true,
Southworth is still insane, and for the
safety Of the public competent board
should pass upon his mental condition
before hc is allowed TO roam at large.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
NATIVE SONS READY
FOR ACTIVE CAMPAIGN

What promises 10 be ono OF the mos
active organizations ever formed 10 up
hold and advance the fair name Of Utah
will come into being this morning wher
the first grand council of the Native
Sons Of Utah meets at 10 o'clock In the
ladies' dining room at the Commercial
club To adopt its bylaws and elect jts
officers. \ membership Of 100 prominent
Utahns is already enlisted on its rolls
and n goodly representation Of this num-
bcr will be present today.
The new order will enter upon It's pa.
triotic pursuits Immediately, having beer
invited 10 take part In the big confer
ence to be held today by the Utah De-
velopment league and the Utah Press as
socintion. Having established grand
council. steps will be taken TO form sub
ordinate councils. looking to- the rapid
spread OF the native son idea through
the entire state.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
QUAIL FROM SOUTH.
Weber County Game Warden Is Trying
Experiment Win Fine Birds.


OGDEN. Jan. @2.--RcliovirS that IL
qual can survive and multiply In Wash
ingtou county. that tho slight difference
III temperature between Dixie land nnd
certain parts of Box Elder county viii
not affect the birds 10 a great extent
Deputy state Fish and Game Warden 4.
IT. Moves is making an experiment With
nfty iinc specimens Of Bob White" in
his possession, MIR. Moycs went To Brig
nam CITY this morning, where The birds
Tiil he liberated, Tho game warden will
place The quail in a locality protect ed
from the cold blasts or winter and Will
make arrangements la have them fed un-
~ spring. when they will hc allowed to
hrstlc for themsclves. The birds shipped
nero from suihorn Utah a few DAYS ago
are I'm fine condition.
Thousands Of quail may he seen along
I TIC foothills near ogden. The birds are
tcloscly watched by the game warden and
are. fed during the winter months with
grain scattered along the mountain sides
Ia the vicinity oi Uintah they are said
10 be more plentiful this year than ever
Deiore When snow covers the ground
They seek shelter AT nearby farmhouses
and frequently mingle with barnyard
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
Prepare to Greet City Officers.

Special 10 The Tribune.
SALTNA, Ian. 22.-The work of getting
ready 10 entertain the municipal officers
of tho state Of Utah is going on nicely,
The executive committee. consisting OF
the town board, with a, :. Crane as
secretary. met yesterday and appointed
the following committees; Programme
and advertising. p. G. Scorup, A. 8.
Crane. c. y Lund and A. j, Lewis re-
ception. ], r. Martin, a. J. Crozier r
G. Humphrey, James s. Jensen and p. F.
Peterson; music. Joseph A. Anderson. Ar
mold Bcrgencr and c. =. West: banquet,
u. c. Burgess. chairman. and the Ladies
Literary club and the wives OF the town
officials finance J. G. Crane, Frank Car
roll and II. McKenna.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
RACE STAKE EVENTS
AT MICHIGAN FAIR

DETROIT. Jan. 22.-The Horscmap
and Spirit of the Times will announce IN
this year will be raced at the Grand Cir
cult meeting in connection with the
Michigan State fair during the week OF
September Is.
This is the richest stake OF the wear
excepting tho Kentucky futurity having
a guaranteed value Of $4,000 TO which
Is added all excess money, II consists
of the three ycar-old trot for fto. .00n and
a cup, the three -ycar-old pace for s20nO
and the twoycar old trot for $4,000
All the leading breeding establishments
have ordinations and II Is expected the
fields this year Will be the largest in the
history of the stake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
DALY-WEST M|NE
REbU|LDS STATION
Carpenters Already at Work
While Men Remove Debris
of Burned Structure.
Special 70 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
PARK CITY. Jan. e2.-The work oI
removing the debris Of the Ontario and
Daly-West loading station, which was
burned Saturday, was orGpletcd at noon
today. a force OF carpenters has been
put at work in the reconstruction Of u
Of six railway tracks. AN up-to-d date car
penter shop and timber framing room
with large saws. SO that the timbers
may he prepared for the Daly-West and
Ontario mines AZ the station.
Leonard McGarcy. superintendent Of
ore transportation. said today;
"The now station Will be completes
within ten days and hauling resumed.
Work at the mine will commence in the
| next two or three days
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
Today's Entries at Juarez,

JUAREz. Mexico, Jan. 22,-Cntrics rol
tomorrow:
First race, selling, one mile-Msriorie
Fleming. SkHute. 90 Dottie r.. 'Mlnno.
lctte 1O6 Veisini Hereto, Maniac. "Dor
Diego. l07, Judith Page. Mavretania
il0' Alma Roy. Dangerous March, sam
Barber, 1I?: LompnJ. ll5.
Second race. selling, six myougs--
Error W, H. Ford, Great Frisr. %;
sIamcs B,ackstock. 100; Belle OF the Fay
Irish Beauty, Fern L.: Io$: Balella
Rubinon Doc Allen. NoVgorod 100:
Prince Winter, los; Mapeton, ne
Third race. selling. six furonrs-
-Starvrnus sChilla, Fob Lynch. los:
Zool. t0I. Braxton. Toy BOY. Taiiow Dip.
Nimbus, Sir lrenCs, lln: ONer. iI5.
Fourth race. handicap. seven furlones
-Uncle Ben. o.; Flying Wolf. John Louis,
loS; Bourbon Bean, i05; Kootenai, 1Os;
Arazcc. lls.
Fifth race. selling. five and one hall
turlongs-- --Moralight. Booser Sattle. 100.
Erack Bonita, Racqiette. i03: S.dou.
Manasseb, los; Yankecr. lI3.
Sixth race. selling, one mile-Mis So
Korn. l02; Flying Fe9i. Io4 l.. T..
Ecker, Eycwh,e. lo5. Lena Leech. 100:
Jack LaXon. 100.
sApprcnticc allowance
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
JORDAN SCHOOLS. ARE
FOR CLASS ATHLETICS

Believing that class athletics are the
only kind OF athletics that are really
worth while, the principals OF the Jordan
schools have decided TO establish this
form OF physical activity.
During February, March and April con-
tests Will be held in the pull up OF
"ch'nnlng, the standing broad jump and
running.
BY the regulations adopted. every boy
in the nth, sixth seventh and eighth
grades Will he required TO take part in
each of the three events. and if he does
his best he will be helping his school
10 win, even though he may NOT he good
in the event in which his school has en- :
tered. The aim Is not to see how Ear
one boy can jump. but TO get every boy
to want 10 jump,
In this form Of athletics n record is
made or a trophy is won not by the
individual boy. but by tire average of the
Individual records of all the boys in o
class or school,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
Prominent Young Man Dead,
oecial to The Tribune.

SpcCIdI 10 ne .lIIpuHc'
EPHRAIAi, Jan. 22,-Denzil Christen
scu died at his home this morning short
~ after o'clock, from hemorrhage oi
the lungs. Friday evening he attend co
a ball and was in perfect health, bus had
a slight cold, Last night he complained
Of pain III his chest and doctor was
summoned, but hn grew worse until this
morning. when hemorrhase set In and
he died a few minutes later
Mr., Christensen was the son OF Mr., and
Mrs. Mart christensen and was born III
this city nineteen years ago. He was
among the prominent young men, and
during the past three years had been a
member Of the militia.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
SHORT SESSION HELD.
CITY Commissioners Appoint Policeman
and Choose Depositaries.

special TO The Tribune
OGDEN. Jan. @2.-At n thirty-minute
lneeung OF The commissioners Of the city
OF Ogden this evening T. Y. PhillIns Tse
appointed 10 I'LL the vacancy on the poljce
department caused by the resignation of
Driver Robert Purdic.
ne commission decided 10 make the
Pinsrce National bank and tho Conponr-
rial National bank the city deposltaries.
these TO bc required 10 furnish accept
able collateral security To the extent of
30 per cent OF tho deposits
After disposing OF a few routine mat
ters the commissioners adjourned.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
VIII Build New Factory.

oPccial TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan 22.-Anolbcr canning fac
,HTry ,Ty Is TO he built in Weber county for
iactory viii he built by the Wright.
MH,hittler interests and will be located at
nnihlrty-third street and Pacific avenue
In, lie warehouse will he 75Xl00 feet and
me packing room 50Sl00 feet In di,nen >
sl"ns' Joseph Wright is to be manager
OF INC company. Fruit viii be the onIy
pronnct canned at the factory Where
p"th irnit and vegetables are canned at
the same factory the best results arc moi
obtained. IT is said '
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
New Canning Company.

SP|VTdT 10 no TIIDUnc,
OGDEN. Jan. 22.-For the purposo ~
engaging in general canning business
operating canning factories and dealing
IN real estate, the Ralph T.. IJoag co
mas been organized with capital stock
OF $4,000 and shares at 500 each.
Articles OF incorporation were fled with
the county clerk here today. All of the
stock has been subscribed. The officers
are Ralph e. lloag, president and treas
urer: w. J, Parker. Vice president. uor-
rlet Is. lloaG, secretary. and E l.. Harris
assistant secretary The officers with
charles l.. Hoas, form the board OF di-
rccturs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
Plaintiff Wins Suit.

special To The Tribune.
oepbS, jan 22.-Ihe jury in the case
II Archibald Campbell against Henry {;
Hess brought In verdict of $500 in favor
# The plaintiff, after "A short dsliberatiou
inoHN' The sun arose over the purchase
II some stocN In the Hess Biscuit &
BrcHd company. Campbell asking for
flOo0 The trial was begun and finished
TODAY in Judge lIowells division of the
:listrIct count.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
Change in Train Schedule,
Special 10 Thc Tribune

SPECIAL 20 Tho TrIbunc.
PROVO. Jan. a2.-Thc locni time sched
ule OF trains on the Salt Lake Route 10
and from Salt Lake has been changed.
the train 10 Salt Lake. which heretofore
left Provo at $50, on and after this date
VIII leave at $50 a. n.. and the morn
ing train from Salt Lake which before
today arrived here a, 9:i5. will arrive
hereafter at $40 a. M
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
JACK JOHNSON
FOR DOUBLEHEADER

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Ian. 22.-Local
sporting promoters have asked the po-
lice here for tentative sanction for "a
boxing bout in which Jack Johnson. the
champion. will meet Jim Flynn and Al
ralzcr on the same afternoon. cacl, bout
10 bo fifteen rounds. II Is proposed to
hold the sessions at 4 nearby summer
resort op July 4, Tho promoters say
they have offered Johnson MS his share
"A r1Iar.Intne OF Sn0 hhn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
Poultry Show Opens.
al TO The Trihune

NlFNF''NI W IiE
OGDEN, Jan. 29.-The first annual
poultry show of tho Ogden Poultry asso-
rlation WAS opened at noon today
everything Was neatly arranged and
tnere were chickens and other fowls on
Exhibition from nearly every part OF the
etate There are three cash prizes for
eech variety exhibited.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
Granted License to Wed.

Special 4" The Tribune
OGDEN Jan, 22.-Liccnses TO marry
were issued by County Clerk Dye To the
following today; Louis J. WiIford and
.Iennie II. Guisnard, both Of Hooper r
Eoand Thompson and Mrs. Grace r,
Tohnson. both OF Twin Falls, Idaho:
t'laud T., Lamb OF Pennington and Ruth
III. II. Burrows OF Brigham CITY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
Pioneer of Ephraim Dies.
Special to The Tribune.

Special 20 The Tribunc.
EPHRAINl. Jan. 22.-TIsns IIaarbye.
one Of the aged and highly respected
residents of this city, died at the home
of 4, C.. Nelson. after an illness of only
one week. Mr.. Uanrbve was born in
Denmark April IL. 1890. and when "A
young man joined the Mormon religion.
coming 10 Utah. He spcu; several wears
In Mt, Pleasant and from there came 10
Epbraim, where he had since made his
home,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
New Head Nurse,
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. ITO MI the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Miss Maud
EDWARDS, Miss Edith g. Wills OF south
Bend, Ind, has been appointed superin-
t@ndent OF nurses al the Dee hospital
MISS Wills has already assumed her ne w
Duties she comes To Ogden with the
highest recommendations. Miss Edwards
VIII he employed as nurse In The opcr.
ltnE room.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
Japanese Arrested
al 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN. Jan. 22.-K Eudo. a Japan.
ese. - years old. was arrested here tI,,s
evening on oregon Short Line train No.
ing word from Pocatello. Dotentives
Robert Burl' and George WarrlIow made
the arrest at the instance of CHIEF ~
Police Thomas 8, Browning. who actod
on advices received rom the Idaho
town According To q telegram. k,,do Is
wanted there to answer To a charcc oT
embeZ2lcmcnt OF 5000 from a husineee
man OF PocateIlo,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
MURPHY AND HOGAN
TRAIN FOR MATCH

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. s2--Tommy
Murphy. accompanied bv his wife, baby
and manager, arrived here TODAY from
New York To train for hfs fight with Zone
Round Hogan OIL the last Of the month.
Hogan laid away his Broadway clothes.
the envy OF sportdom. and began hard
work today at san Rafael He went two
rounds each with his old sparrinc
partner. "FugeN'' Cove, and Jimmy Fox.
the clever bantam. His condition Is pro-
nounced excellent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
Jehr Goes to Buffalo.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 22.--tIorace s
Fogcl. president OF the Philadelphia Na-
iionals, today announced that Manager
stallinSs. Of the Buffalo club Of tho lu-
tcrnational league. has purchased from
the Philadelphia club In6eldcr Lehr. Lehr
WAS used l3si season as utility man
Outtslders Murphy and Oldrin9 OF the
Philadelphia Americans today signed
contracts for the comiua' season,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
Terry Nelson Weds.
By international News Service.

By international News Service.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Jan. o.
Terry Nelson the Chicago lightweight
was married here tonight to Miss Nc
Cam OF Chicago. The bride arrived here
this morning from Chicago. She and
Nelson have been engaged for Two years.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
Amateur Crack Shot

CHICAGO. Jan. 22.-Amos Moore. ap-
pearing in a shoe, for the fourth time
IN his NE at the Chicago gun club to-
day emerged as high amateur in a field
Of ten participants. In the first event
Inc broke 40 out OF 100 targets and in
the l6-yaTd line.