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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-13
Wrestling

BANTAMWEIGHTS - Emctt Fowler
Deserel gymnasium: Chris Young, San
gym: Thomas Muir, Y NJ. c. \.
RWE1GHTS-lIenry Stoptou
unattached; Jack NIblo. Y. NJ. c. A.;
Hyde Cowlcy, Descret gymnasium; George
Adamson. Garfield soccer: Horace Uud-
SON, Y. ". C.. A.: =. s. Wallace, Ogden
e. Randolph, unattachcd; A. S. McCabc
high school; Il. Nandusen. Y, N. c. a
SPECIAL CLASSIFIED Crabbe. Des-
crct symnaslum: l.. Il. Ssidmore, Deserel
gymnasium; Arthur Sma!lcy. Ogden. Har-
old Lambert, K. Y, L, Provo.
L1GHTWE WElGl1TS--E Schcllenberger
Y, NJ G. A.: Ira Lambert. r, Y. l.. Pro-
vo, DclbcrL Stuart h. Y. L., Provo: V
i. Mcl1an, high school, Louis Brown, 7.
NJ c. A.
WEIGHTS-Eiorsoe Tanner
Bountiful; Alex Lloyd, Dcseret symnasi-
um; Dan Lockhart. r. Y. L., Provo
Edw. Johnson, II. Y. L., Provo; NJ. l..
Reynolds, D"scret gymnasium Il. Park
inson. Dcseret gymnasium: John Reed
Deseret gymnasium; Arthur Macke, Y,
MIDDLEWEIGHTs- r. Wheeling
7. NJ c. a; J. l., Anderson, pcserei
gymnasium; George Given. Deseret gym
nasum: Frank Gricser. Garfield soccer
Ezra Peterson, unattached.
NYWEIGHTS-Dalo DcaDc, y. M
&. r.; a, n, Christophcrson. una ltachcd
Hiram Peterson. unattached, Brigham
Peterson, unattached.
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Today's Juarez Entries.

JtARl;n. Jan. j.. Entries for tonor.
pw:
Frs, race. selling. ono ioiie-sLswn
*. Marjorie Fleming. "a: Jack VAIN
wright, Skilluto, -: 'Discoutcn Pipe
Vision. Judith Page, io5 Mamac. lo7:
Weymouth. MimoIettc. 10; Alma Boy
New Capital Earnoy Oldfield Tsllov
1'ip. 112: T<iddy Lee 115
Second race, selling, ,hrec-yrar-olds
ak furioncs-Noderu Priscilla 100 Ison,
lo2: ROYAL Tea. Masalo, Lone star, los
DuGo. les
THIRD race. selling. five and a halt
fprlongs Brighton. los: MAKING i04
Flying Pearl. Belle of Tho Bay. .serc-
made. los: to-Ed, 100: j. Is. Robinson
.fames BIsoks,ock, Tom Franks. stat
ford. Don Diego. Ed Tracy. los; Bitter
Water. Oxsr. III; Wancr, fl3.
Fourth rare. handicap. six furlonSs-
Eootsnai. 100; Flying Wolf 100: lin
sssey. 10; Lackrose. 1l3: Pride II Las
more. i1S.
Fifth race. selling. three -year-ods
siy furonss -Mennhssnh. Acquin. Jog
Mimorioso, ioJ: Ianker, los; Mario, 11o
Tourist. 1ic.
Sixth race. selling. one mile-.Maizi.
tirl. 9a; Ben lncas. Frog. @Judge Wal.
pn. Ocean Queen, Io5; Round ant
Round 107
i-Apprentice allowance
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ALL BALL PLAYERS
TO WEAR NUMBERS

Los ANGELES. Cal. Jan l2,-Oirec-
tors of the Pacific Coast Baseball league
at their annual meeting here TODAY adopt
ed schedule and decided TO number all
players.
according 10 the plan agreed upon.
each player will wear. on his left sleeve.
a number assigned to Dim. This mum 60
bcr also will appear upon the score card,
Thus reference 10 tnc score card will
show the spectator vino the player is
The season will open April and close
October %. The oDcninr games will ba
Oakland AT san Francisco. Vernon AT
Sacramento and Portland at Los An
gclcS. The double umpire syste mwiiI OBJ
tain Pcrle Casey. formerly Of the Port
land team. and Sam Mcrtcs an eN- Ma
tioual leaSuer. having been added TO last
years staff. Another umpire is 10 be
chosen.
Tho selection of an official ball went
over until tomorrow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-13
J.. FRESHMEN DEFEAT
GRANITE HIGH FIVE
First Basketball Game in
Tournament Series Results
in Score of 32 10 3.

University freshmen played their first
game in the state high school basket
ball tournament yesterday and won
from the Granite high school by u score
Of 30 10 %. The game was played in
the university gymnasium. The fresh
men took tho lead at tho start They
were somewhat older than the Granite
boys. but the lads from the south showed
"A lot OF pep and kept the wearers
Of the green caps busy all the time.
So much good material reported for
practice on the freshman team IL was a
difficult task for Coach Rennion to pick
the team. but he has finally chosen a
bunch that arc about rs fast as young
stcrs often get, Although they arc en-
tered in the state high school basketball
tournament even il they go through the
season undefeaicd they would not be
recognized as tho nigh school champions
as they are considered to be above the
high school division.
For the freshmen Ralph Done al for
ward, Ray Done al guard and 10Y at
center We're stars yesterday. Udy is tall
and active covering ground In such a
manner as 10 stamp him one of the best
centcrs in the state. The Done brothers
played on The Payson high school last
year. Tho PaYson team Won tho cham
pionship OF the southern division and
came To Salt Lake To compete for tho
state title, but lost TO the H. d S. Both
the Doncs We're chosen on ReDnions all
star high school team last winter
Hamilton at guard. and a Thorne at
forward, played the speedicst games for
the Granite team.
The lineup;
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CARNEY WINS WORLD
TITLE FROM De ORO
Veteran Billiardist Loses the
Championship by Only
Two Points.

DENVER. Jan l2.-.Ioseph Carney of
San Francisco tonight after a. renla rks bly,
sensational finish, Won the final block OF
hf'S points In the contest with Alfredo
De ORC. thus becoming three-cushiou
champion uf the world over the former
holder OF tho Lambert trophy.
The final score tonight was: Carney,
$50. DE ORC. 1iS. Carney ran sXty-two
OF these points while his opponent made
fortY-cight Last night AZ the end or
the second block the score was: Carney,
SS; ne ORC. 100.
The finish was one OF the most spectac-
ular ever seen in "A billiard contest. and
when Carney. pulling up from behind. tied
De ORC and made the final strokes that
made him worlds champion his en-
lhusIastic admirers shouted and hoisted
tho Pacific coast man on their shoulders
and bore him about In triumph. Garner
VIII defend his newly won title IN this
city In the latter part of March. when
Johr HorGan Of St. Louis will attempt
10 win IT,
Following is the score by innings Of the
last block:
De Dro--1 % o 0 o | u / q q 2
o o - q . o ] o 0 q q q 3 u u O
q o o ~ q o o q 0 o I o o q
o g q o o . o o o o 0 o o .
q o o u 1 o o o q o o . q o o
! ! % o 0 o o / o 0 0 o o 0
0 o 3 G-4S.
Caruey-0 01 900 o 0o0o0 q n
q q o . o o o o 2 q o d
q 3 o o q 0 o o o o g o |
q " y o u q - o o o o o o 1 a
o n o o I > 3 o o o D q
o 1000 80 00102 o-e2
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-13
LIFE SENTENCE
FOR JOHN RECH
Slayer of New Born Babe Found
Guilty of Murder in FIRST
Degree.

SANTA BARBARA, Cal, Jan, r.
John Rech. an Italian ranchcr, charged
with the murder OF his newborn babe.
was found guilty OF murder in the first
degree by a jury today, With a recon-
mcndation for life imprisonment The
jury WAS out twenty five minutes.
Eech viii he sentenced Tuesday. Rech
said his deed was !mpclled by the high
cost of living. EeS said that il he at
tempted To briHs1tle child up he would
have TO stop sending money. 10 his par
cnts In Italy and they would starve. his
earning power not being adequate for
both demands.
Rech was composs I'd for moment at =
er tho iury had returned its verdict.
and then. The import of their finding
seeming suddenly 10 dawn upon him. he
sprang 70 mis- feet and began 10 swing
his f-ns and cry out, He was subdued
and placed In i coll
As the shcritf was leaving him he
asked:
say. if they give me a new trial, Will
they hang me-
Former Judge W. 6. Day. who acted
as counsel for Eech. said he had not de-
terminod whether he would ask for a
new trial.
Mrs. Rech. wife Of the cou,ic,ed nan.
Is under Indictment for murder. it he
ing alleged that she gave her consent
TO the killing Of her infant. The time
for her triai has not Yet been fixed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-13
White to Fight Rivers.

Fred Gilmore Yesterday showed telc-
gram from Brother Harry i'm Los An
Eeics. The wire informed him that Jack
hitc was certain OF chance al Joe
RIVERS before Tom McCarcy's club on
March IL
to land in Los Angeles by February ..
so as TO be introduced to tho multitude
AT the Attcll- l-kllbanc iignt that dag.
Mctarey also desires Jack IIcrrick.
Gimorc's micldlcwciSht. for a bout with
Sailor Pctroskcy the middlwcicht who
was given decision over Knockout
Brown.
II tho Los Angeles promoter can pui
them on late in February or in March.
Gilmore Will accept.
lcrrick is now matched to box Steve
mc'in'cE and Jack Dillon and cannot
boN AN eatly coast cnsaccmcnt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-13
Talent Has Good Day at
Juarez, Cashing on Three
First Choices.
DONCASTER WELL LIKED
Winner of Last Event on the
Card Was Heavily Backed
Away From Track.

JtARiII Jan. 19.--With ideal sim-
merlike weather and free admission foi
women. one Of the largest crowds OF the
Ladies' day"
The finish in the fourth and feature
event ut enc milc was close Injury
gaining tho .dccision in the closing
stretch over the favorite. Meadow, with
John Louis third, . head away. Three
fsvoriies won and the booties paid out
big sums. Weather clear; track fast.
Results.
First race, three furIones Hawthorn
~ fMo!esworihr. p Ia 20. won; Pa :
lslable. ll2 'seldenl ; to /, second; Pat
Garn4u. lo2 rEoreD, 6 TO ]. third, Time.
;%f4-5- Moller Huber. Reckless Lad
and John IIuric also ran.
Second race. five and a half furlonss--
Waner. los GohnsonJ, i TO I. second.
liannia. ia iEorcD. > TO !, third. Time
;Os. Error. Lady Stalwart. Orba Smile
l%tc Knight and Salvage also ran,
CF;oreD. even, won; Wicket. 10 (Cot-
tom, 10 10 I. second BIT OF Fortune,
inS Ca:t7rl. 10 /. third. Time | 80
li"oger Battle. Slcopland. Bnana. Rake
and Lille Ianc also ran.
Fourth race "nc mile Injury. 1to
nirosS), > 10 /. WON: Meadow ,Molcs =
WORTH. To .. second: John I.ouis. l0a
'Aiulliganl. Ia =, third. Time, 1.3S 20
STARTER also ran.
Filth race. five and a half fuougs
Or. pouSher,y. l01 Garter. ) 10 l. Won:
Go'dflnn, II ,Kcoghj :: 10 l. second
.Iohp Griffin T.. 1o7 CTohnsonb. 4 to l.
third. Time. Los l5. Lady Macy. HoI1
lynch. BaIrona. Nimbus, Metropolitan
and Thistle Belle also ran.
Sixth race. ono mile aud \ sixteenth
tnncs stcr. 10l uGroSs). 10 >, wou;
crossoVer. o6 lParkcr,. 90 >. second
Dutch Rock. iof ,rsIlahan) To /.
bird. Time, i:i6. Azo and JIan also
ran
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-13
DICK COOLEY GIVES
) SKYSCRAPER LINEUP

Dick Cooley returned Yesterday from
his vaudeville engagement in Denver and
Kansas City. He announced that he ey-
poets In have the following players for
the Skyscrapcrs next year
= = Catchers.M eaIcr lcaDiain). Perkins
Fortler and Scott
Pitchers-ATorgau Uummel Iund
scnlmp1. DressaD. Eeliar. Leach. Lath
run and Baker.
Iuhclders Van. Pendletor. Romucv
cau%.
piticlde II Spencer. Bauer Cordtz
Donovan. Scott and PORTER
Win Airs. Cooley. The owner Of Tho
fkNsc1apcrs viii go 10 tie Pacific coas;
the last Of next week 10 filI raudeviIlc
dates IN Seattle aud Los Angeles.
OrT and i>ressan arc to he tried oiI,
WIN the Chicago Cubs. ~ dr. nsl,r
good. Cooley will have TO sign men ~
take their places. bat he has almost 1n1
onniicSnts. so he cSpects to have NJ
difficulty In getting all the pavers bo
needs. "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-13
FLYNN BARS ''CLEAN
BREAK" WITH PALZER
Bassano, Alberta, Offers Jack Curley $50, 900 for
the Big Championship Bout.
By Sam p. Hall, Jr.

lively rounds with NIonahan Gutter and
others
johnson is eagerly awaiting the ar
rival Of one Jim Corbett In this town.
being somewhat stirred uD over Corbett .
threat TO natten his nose
II can stand in front of Corbett for a
week and he conld not hit Inc once on
the nose said Jack.
II have forgotten more about boxing
than he ever knew. OF course Corbett
is getting along In wears now and is no
match fo, me. but he can have trouble
IL he seeks il.
III Inc makes any further attacks on
me II spring something which will star
Tie this country. | know n whole lot
about MS taking. from the time he fought
Dave Campbell, the Portland. Or. fire
chief. who was killed recently. tIe faxed
with Campbell and that was fefore he
met Peter Jackson. lie has been faknS
s-in
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Boxing

MWEIGHTS-DaYid Lloyd, Y
NJ G.. A. j. Warner, Ogden.
FEAJHEEW EIG1iTS- Adamson
Garfield soccer; Arthur Bowen, Y. NJ
e. A
SPECIAL CLASS--WaJtcr Dahl, Y. NJ
c. A.: George Porter Garfield soccer.
LIGHTWEIGlITS - Albert Schradcr
san gym: Fred \. Lucas Y. NJ. c. A;
A. T.. Christensen, r. Y, T., Provo. Hi
ram S, Fox, San gym.
WELTERWBIGHTS - Jack Nipcclh
Granite high; d. smith y. Nj. {. A.. T.
Boucher. Y, NJ {, A.; Albert Schrsder
san gym: J. II. Wcnncrberg, unattached
MIDDLEW WE1GHTS-J- II. Borrel !,
NJ G.. A.: Wilford Wren. unattached.
WEIGHTS. Il, kornS, 7. M.
g. a Hugh s. Grey. Dcscrct gym
nasium.
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LIST OF ENTRANTS
IN UTAH TOURNAMENT
Committee Makes Extension
Of Time So Candidates From
Distance Can Get In.

Entries for the wrestling and boxing
tournament which talies place in the Des-
eret gymnasium next week were closed
at l" m Thursday, but were rcopened
Friday morning after II a. IN. The COM
mlttce met at the Y. NJ. G. \. yesterday
morning and decided that the entries
should be held open for at least two
days longer so that men who are at Il
distance from Salt Lake can have an op-
portunty 10, send in entries. Following
are the entries already rcceiycd:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-13
TRAP SHOOTERS
COME NEXT MONTH

PORTLAND Or, Jan, ie.-BeSinning
A. Ashland. Or. next Monday. five teams
81 professional trap shooters. represent :
ing the cities OF Portland. Seattle. Ia
coma. Spokane and San Francisco VIII
begin the opening round OF The cont est
Tor the American Sportsmen association
trophy. The teams VIII contest in the
principal towns in Oregon Washington
Eiitish Columbia and Idaho. ard VIII end
February 20.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-13
MAHMOUT WILL
WRESTLE ZBYSZkO

KANSAS CITY. Jan. 1c.-Emn KIauk,
nlaiIager ~ NuZeff Mahmout. the Turk
lsh wrestler said by Frank Ciot"h 10 be
the best wrestler in America today. OK
ccptlns himself. tonight signed o con j.
tract with local promoter To wrcst!e
Ioyszko TO finish match IN Kansas
City. The date Is To he determined h;,
Jack Herman. manager of The Pole
klank will wager $500 that the Turk
wins.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-13

One Of the greatest little pugiIists
who ever carried the coors Of John
Bull in the roped square, is about to
make his second visit to the United
States. The impulse for his coming is
said TO be in the fact that the English
officials have prohibited his meeting
Owen Moran for tho supremacy OF the
British Isles every t,me the two have
been matched. II the report is irue.
there will be some real activity among
boxing promoters in New York and
other centcrs OF fsticraft TO land the
plum Driscol s visit might also mean
another scrap with Abe Attell, who was
shaded by The shifty Britisher two
wears ago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-13
ZBYSZkO THROWS
DIR. ROLLER TWICE

DENVER. Colo. Jan l2-StanIsIa,s
IbysZko. the Pole. won in straight falls
over DR. Roller In wrestling contest
mere tonight The first fall required sew
entY-three minutes In it's accomplish
ment. while but twelve minutes was re-
quired for the second
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-13
Springville Beats Payson.

Special 10 The Tribune.
SPR1NGNILLE Jan. Fin a basket
ball game here tonight the Springvills
iigh school in = league game defeated
the Payson high school "a 10 II, Jacobs
90 Provo was referee Spriasville has
won all the league games the team has
played taus fag.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-13
Thompson Whips Mooney

BUTTE Mont. Jan. 12.-Maurioa
Thompson tonight won from Young
Mooney Of Butte In the fifth round when
the seconds for the latter threw IN the
sponge: Thompson far outclasscd Mooney
and the latter became helpless from
Thompsons punches
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teams lined up as follows
Demarest Defeats Conklin.

CHICAGO. Jan. 12,-CaIvin Demarest
tonight defeated Fred CoulIlin. intcrna-
tional amateur champion. by SO points I'm
their 1000 -13%5 handicap 1872 balk line
billiard match. in tho ffih and final
block Dcmarcst in fourteen Innings
scored 400, With hlcn runs Of 80 and
100.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-13
One Cent, Posta pe.

WASHINGTON. Jan. l2.-Kepreseu-
tative La Toilette has introduced a bill
providing for postage for ! cent per
ounce. or fraction thereof, on first
class mail matter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-13
Summer Baseball Permitted.

CHICAGO. Jau. l2.-Thc college sth-
letic conference, composed Of minor col
leEcs IN the middle west, has decided to
allow summer baseball, providing the
players do not play while college Is In
session.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-13

chaInDionsnip from Alfredo Dc Oro. wired
y challenge 90 Quincy Offering 10 pl7y
him for q $1,000 Side bet. JeVne ie conf
dent that he can defeat the new cham
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-13
Curley Ignores Offers,

Curey has heard from Tlynn vino has
started training in Toronto for his mill
with Al kuhiak January Il.
FLYNN says he il feeling fine.
The fircman5 manager received two
offers yesterday, One was for 500 600
from Basssno, in Alberta. for the John
onF1ynn light on July ], tho national
holiday UP there. Another Was from tho
Cleveland A. G. for a ten-round fight
between Flynn and Tony Ross on Janu-
AIRY lo. Neither viii nc seriously con-
sldered. the Bassiano club offers 10 pay
turlcy s expenses therc and back for a
conference on the match.
Curlcy also had q wire from the west
saying that everything was q. Is. and
that there was no chance to stop tho mill
in Nevada. Curcv leaves Sunday after
moon 10 imin ElNnm in Tornnin
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-13
BY International News Service,

BY International News Service,
CHICAGO. Jan. 12.-Jack Curlcy today
received from Tom O Rourlsc what he re-
fers To as set OF trick articles" for
the proposed Jim FlynnAI Palzer fight
I'm New York on February 10. Curley
WAS inclined to be angry aTtcr he had
peruscd the contents thereof. He averred
in loud tones that O'RourNo must be TAX
ing him for fool.
why" said Jack, iii is tnc funniest
set of articles ] ever had handed 10 me
for big fight. / am sending them back
with "A sCathinG four pagc letter which
ought 10 bring q 'Rourke 10 time.
THE articles state that the contest is
not To be over ten rounds and each round
not longer than thrcc minutes. with one
minute rests between. According 10 THAI
the fight could be stopped a., any time
under ten rounds and If Flynn hit Pal
zcr on the chin after one round was a
minute old. The timekcepcr could ring
the bell. Nothing like that ror US: said
Curley.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-13

Florence Windsor. Martha Fernstrom
points scored by the seniors. Stars for
The sophomores were Louise Sprague and
Edna Wallace.
The teams lined uu as follows
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Kodak Pictures Finished.

Mail your films 10 us. Sai: LAX,
Photo Supply Co. l59 Main stree.
Exclusive photo dealers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-13
JEvNE CHALLENGES CARNEY
Salt Lake SIlIiardst Wires Def to New
Billiard Champion.

LLOYD Jetnc. fnc Salt Lake bIliairlist.
after learning l9si nigh, that Joseph car
ney had Yon the three-cushion billiard
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-13
UNIVERSITIES LOSE
PREMIER ATHLETES

CHICAGO. Jan. i2,-Jawrence Whiting
and George kuh, leading hurdlers OF tho
: nni'aso university. have withdrawn from
The track for fhe season. Both mon mad-
this announcement to Coach Page OF tIIe
INDOOR team Yesterday. Whiting who
Was chosen football captain for 1872 has
qiit classes for the quarter owing 10 oul :
side work. aud kuh is not in nj condition
physically.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-13

ANN ARBDR Mich. Jan. 1o.-Allcn
!,Isrrels, who was counted on TO win the
nurdicS al the intercollegiate meet next
May, viii leave the University of Micbi-
gan at the end of the present semester
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Bars Clean Breaks

Another thing: The articles fall 10
mention anything about the rules. ]
have told O'Rourkc repeatedly that
Flynn VIII box Palzer only under
straight rules each man To protect him
self in clnchcs. Also that il the New
York boxing commission Insists ON clean
breaks. the match is off He has failed
TO reply on this poiI..
"Flynn will certainly moi take a chance
with falzer on clean breaks before the
Johnson fight IT would not he fair 10
Johnson. Jim can trim Al uu6cr stra iS,t
rules. but tho other way ne might be
held even for ten rounds. Thcn people
would say he was not x fit opponent for
Johnson.
Unless O'Rourke Sends me articles
ennDocying the points I wish inserted
PaIzci will not get a chance al The best
of the white hopes. L have given Jack
Johnson my word on this point and I
Will keep it, too,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-13

heis -fl"lnS'eeo unlplTc--SutnSr-
land; timckecper--1fomcr Chrfsti5nson
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-13

Columbia Beats Princeton.
NEW YORK. Jan. I2.-Coumbia d.
featcd Princeton at basketball acre to-
night, % 10 16.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-13
Lii Arthur Awaits Jim.

Champion Jack Johnson did not ho-
at O'ConncllS todaS. as advertised be-
cause hc was detained In court AS q wit
ness in an automobile case. He will box
tomorrow however planning to stcp nlnc
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-05
DIVORCE BLAMED
ONAUTOMOB|LES

Judge w. D. Ellis, of the superior
court, blamed automobiles for the in
creasing divorce evil in Georgia. just
before discharging the Jury at conclu-
sion of court today. He said Georgia
is one of the leading divorce states.
I'VE are rapidly coming to the time
when newly married persons may sign
an article saying; We the undersign-
ed, Mary Jane and Billy Thomas, having
been married six months and finding
the life tiresome. do hereby agree to
dissolve our marriage ties, and that
will be the end of It," he said.
There are entirely too many divorces
granted in Georgia. If a husband does
the slightest wrong act some one win
suggest TO the wife to sue for alimOny.
and divorce is the result, and if the
wife is not just what the husband ex-
pected he makes all kinds of charges
against her aud they are finally given
the legal separation. In a chart recent
ly published by the government the
number of divorces recorded for this
state is alarming
Automobiles are largely responsible
for the increase. 1t is getting 50 that
many young married persons invest
their money in automobiles instead Of
homes then an unlocked for event
arises and both become dreadfully dis
satisfied with married life They go to
the courts and there an end to it is
gained