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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-06

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-06

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE is
SATISFACTORY TO UTAH
Colorado Members of Conference Wanted
Earlier Dates, But Coach Bennion Carried
His Point After Long Debate.

, tana Agricultural college 20 warrsn, a
trip into that section, and IT VIII be
made.
Tho coach was more successful In the
other sports. Utah was admitted 10 the
conference track and field meet and VIII
antecs forcomng Tor the baseball team
and tour OF Colorado VIII be made in
the late spring.
II was thought that the long standing
trouble between Denver and Boulder
would be adjusted and that a reconciia-
ton would be affected, Denver having
allowed Boulder the use OF her field for
difficulties. though. could not be straight
ened out and for another year Mt least
there will be no athletic relations be-
tween D. u. and Boulder.
Announcement was made TO the confer
ence that Coach Glenn Crowley OF Denver
would not be there next year He will
be succeeded by Wingender, last years
assistant coach. Wingender played three
years with Lawrence. Kansas and q year
at center for Denver al the time the
Ministers won the championship. Since
then he has been special coachcr OF the
D. u. line. From now on he will be
athletic director. He will be head coach
and will also have charge OF all financial
matters which hitherto have been in the
hands OF the athletic manager.
Another important announcement made
to the conference was that Coach Rothgeb
of the Tigers had received a flattering
offer from the University OF Illinois and
probably will accept.
Recently a wealthy eastern woman gave
the Tigers $4,000 with which 20 build
a gymnasium Heretofore Colorado Col
lege has had no gym and It may he that
the acquisition OF such a building Will
cause Rothgeb TO stay with the Tigers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25
Palzer Shows improvements;
Backers Eagerly Seek Wagers
BY International News Service.

BY Interuat tional News Service.
T OS ANGELES, Dec. 24,-The steady
~ Improvement OF Al Palzer, the
heavyweight. who is 10 contest for the
McCarey diamond belt, emblematic OF the
heavyweight championship on New
Years day, has brought forth money in
large quantities. Palzer is entirely re-
covered from his recent slight Illness and
his daily training camp appearance has
instilled a confidence in his followers
that has brought forth food OF back
ing. While there Is little McCarty coin
in sight yet the odds stubbornly remain
at even. McCarty's friends are holding
Off II is thought until Palzer's back
ers become so bold that the odds will
favor them This, 1t is believed, will
occur before the men enter the ring.
Both the dig fellows will do an eS-
traordinary amount or work tomorrow
afternoon. each having arranged for eX-
ira sparrlns partners so that they can
box ten or a dozen rounds. They plan
10 make this the last big DAYS work
themselves to the limit ior the edifca-
tion OF the holiday fans. II is said Pal
zer Will "cut loose" for the first time
tomorrow. IL is considered by the big
fellows followers that he never has been
compelled TO extend himself even In his
hardest fights, but promises TO open un
tomorrow and show his real ability.
NcCartv, too. has said he VIII let out
link or two tomorrow and show just
how badly he can manfandle his spar
ring partners.
Billy McCarney. manager OF McCarty,
Is more confident OF a McCartv victory
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25

Coach Fred Bsunion OF the university
returned yesterday from Denver, where
ne attended the annual meeting OF the
Ing was held for general discussion OF
conference athletics, the most important
matter being the arrangement OF next
seasons football schedule Beunion eH-
pressed himself az highly satisfied with
the arrangement OF next years games
sideration. He said that IL required con-
siderable work and persistence IN order
TO get A good schedule for Utah.
Sennion said that since Ctah's uneN-
pscted strength OF the past season, all
the Colorado schools are watching her
very closely and wanted 10 get the bet
ter OF Utah on the schedule. The Colo
RADIO schools seemed determined 10 sched-
ule ali OF Utah's big conference games
for October, as IL is we'll known through
out Colorado that Bennion Will be forced
10 build almost an entirely new team
next year. nearly all OF this years men
leaving school In the spring. and much
into shape. knowing this, the other con-
ference schools wero anxious TO meet
Utah early in the season when with their
veteran teams they would expect easy
Victories. But Benuion's insstcnce for
square deal in the schedule pre-
vailed.
In one respect Benniou failed 10 get
what he went for lie had gained the
consent OF the faculty TO take three taams
10 Colorado this wear Basketball. base
ball and track He was much surprised
10 learn that Colorado was not in a po-
Sition 10 offer basketball guarantees and
accordingly Utah will be unable 10 send
ever. sufficient guarantees have been Of
f.red ~ The Montana university and Mon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25
UNCLE SAM TOLD He
CANNOT SEE RECORDS

SPOKANE. Wash, Dec 24-Takirg
the stand that the association already
has done all that could he expected of
IT, y. l.. Porter secretary Of the West
eTn Retail Lumbermcn's association. re-
fused today 10 allow Walter 3. Wooden
and William II. England. special agents
OF the United States bureau OF corpora
lions, to make further examination OF
the books and records Of the association,
Ihe special agents have been making
an investigation Of the lumber concerns
10 discover II the sherman antitrust
law was being violated. and Just have
completed an examination here OF the
books of the Western Pine Mauufac-
turers' association
Wooden and England wired today TO
lMther CoDant Jr., commissioned OF
corporations at Washington, ard Conant
made an urgent request OF Porter by
wire that he give the agents access TO
the records since September 1909.
Porter. on advice Of his attorneys,
wired in reply that the association re-
fused any further examination of its
files and records, because the department
OF corporations already had been fur
nished complete information from the
time the association WAS organized I'D 10
1903, and that detailed reports OF all
annual and directors meetings had been
furnished up TO date. lie said no change
had been made in the conduct OF the
work OF the association since 1909.
PorterS message also stated that a
full examination OF the affairs OF the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25
COMMISSION TO LOOK
AFTER RYAN PROPERTY

Special 20 TIE Tribune
SPOKANE, Wash, Dec. 24.-An-
nouncement has been received here
from New York that E. j. Matheson,
for several years general manager OF
the Anaconda Copper Mining COMPANY.
the International Smelling q Refining
company and the International Lead
hefinlng company, had resigned, TO
take effect January /, and that Walter
Wrath, for the last several wears as
sistaut general manager of the Ana
eoudA Copper Mining company. had
been selected as his successor. Wrath
VIII remove at once to Salt Lake. where
he viii maintain permanent headouar-
ters. Other changes in company and
department heads are contemplated, but
no definite details are obtainable. IT
is said that an executive commission TO
superintend tho operations of the dif.
terent Ryan enterprises is TO be an.
pointed and that Matheson is TO be
chairman.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25
WESTERN TURFMEN VIM
FIVE RACES AT U1Ap1
BY bud" Fi,'

Special TO The Tribune.
L L PASO, Tex. Dec. ga slow track
IL did not prevent spirited racing this
afternoon Three favorItes and three
second choices were returned winners
Horses that have been racing the past
summer over the intermountalu circuit
took the measure OF their eastern con-
temporar!es in handy style.
Garland, tho winner of the third owned
by w. c.. jenkins. who raced quito a
preteptious string at the Lagoon fall
meeting, was the recipient OF a heavy
liberal odds against the. Bush mares
chances and lost heavily after she
scored.
General Narchmont. running in the
colors or Joe Schrieber. rhe San Fran
cisco turfman. won the final event Of
the day.
It was strictly western owners day,
they winning five out OF the six races
The Summaries. with Official closing
prices. follow.
First race, five and a half furIongs-
GaslIct, i05 (BuNton), 10 .. won: Loan
Shark, lOi (Robblns) 20 to l. second ::
Rooster, 100 q. Ca1lahan), Is TO 2.
third Time, l:0s 3-5. Masurka. Mer-
Moller, Vireo, Don Ramon and Debutante
second race. one mlle-orPoryh. 197
(Burlingame), 10 l. second. Don En-
lique, ~ (HilD. II to 90. third Time,
ME Bard and Janus also ran:
Third race, five and half fuI1ongs-
Garland. l07 (O'Brien) TO 1. won Anne
McGee. 1o2 Creahan). 3 to 1, second /;
rime, i'6e S-5 BHss, Velic Forty. Mary
Emily. Free VIII, Galene Gale and Co ed
also ran,
Fourth race. five and half fmlonss-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25
COACH AT HARVARD
DRAWS SUSPENSION
BY International News Service

BY international News Service
CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Dec. 2i.-The
New England Amateur Athletic union
seriously questions the amateur status
OF Paul Wilmington. former Crimson star
athlete and now assistant graduate
treasurer Of the Harvard Athletic asso-
citation. Al a meeting OF the wrestling
committee last night. the Harvard man
was temporarily suspended from future
amateur competition, and was forws rd ed
request for his reasons why this sus-
pension should not be made permanent
Last Friday the local a. A. L. sus-
pended several Harvard swimmers for
taking part in an unSanctioned meet
Wilmington. who is coach OF the team
protested vigorously TO the committee
in no uncertain tones. This outburst
provoked the union officials to look Into
Withingtons occupation at college,
where his position brings him $4,000 a
year AS n result they declared that
the money paid the young treasurer was
not for official service. but they be-
lieved it was also for work as n foot
ball and swimming coach. Wilmington
played center on the football team in
1909 Lowed in the crew, is a fine swim
mer and Ia the heavyweight wrestling
champion OF New England
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25

These boys will get together all right
dont worry about that" said Nolan to
Jones
"A big match like this takes q lot OF
time. Don't try to rush things. We
VIII talk business with you when our
theatrical tour is finished and not be-
Tore. The only way we will sign up on
the sot ps for you TO produce SOS. 600
the spot Is FOR YOU 10 produce S25. 600
and make good your promise TO bet us
this amount at . to l."
is that final?" asked Jones
1T is replied tho rcsolute Nolan
Then We might as we'll call off the
meeting" continued Jones, but remem-
Der We are going to keep after YOU until
you sign"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25
Upton SAILS FOR
OLD ENGLAND'S SHORE

NEU YORK Dec. ei-Sir Thomas
Upton. thrice challenger for the Amer
lea CUP sailed ;oT England today on
tho Lusitsuia. declaring that ne hoped
20 come back "a 1914 and race for the
cup again.
ut has been the wish OF ms he TO
Nm It fe said. 1T looks now az IL
thsrs would be such alteration In the
racing rules as VIII permit me to build
YACHT that can come over here and
compete on fair basis with your best
Yachts II ! do have the chance 20 come
after the cup YOU may be sure I'll bring
the best Yacht that We can build on the
other side.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25
FUNERAL PROCESS0'
RUN INTO BY Tn

WAUKEOAN, H., Dec. a-ysl 1
Ludwig Of Norwood Part, II. u
stanlly killed and three c,hs. 4
seriously injured today vhs- I
bound Chicago & Northwestsrl -.
train crashed into & funeral I'd
Valley Junction. The victim, vtlt
In an automobile which VA I
ilfiy icet by the engine.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25
Today's Juarez Ents..

First race. mile and on...lr,s !.
Wadsworth H.. &c: MOl..,, ,.
Paxton. 100; Galene Cat. w
knight. i95; The Peer. loS; v,,r..'
say. 100; Zoroaster, lO5 ''eA'
Second race. mile. seIlIrv,.
Console, i03; Puck, l0i: SSi,S y.
Jog; Dutch Rock, io7: Gold ~ ~ ~
compton. 1l2; Ianly, ia. ss,-a's
Third race, eleven sIxtetS,f, IS
dicap-Connaught. los; EIp,J,.,.'
Rosirls, 100; Vested Rlghls ~
Fourth race. mile Nayid,an a. :.
Cracker Box. 9s, Enfield, lSs. a. +
mont, 100: Loween. los; consoi. - rs
Gentleman. i0I: Flying FEET M. II.
IL; Injury, 1l5; C. II. Mile iI;,
Barbee, III. Buckhorn, ia: Me-
Fifth race, three-quarlsrs ~. .
Upright, %; Wintergrcen. lr. 4
lO3; Pawhuska. 1903; RooI,r,r 4
Basey. l09.
sixth rnce, mile and sybn :,
Lelligh, i0i; Highland Chlst ~
Gncas, iOG; Minnolette. los: h,-
Silver Grain. los: Force 1li
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25
DONLlN CLAIMED BY
PHILADELPHIA CLUB

NEW YORK, Dec, 24.-Secretary Heyd-
Ter of the National league announced
today that Mike Donlln. formerly star
outlielder OF the local team had been
released by Pittsburg TO Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh recently asked FOR waivers on
Donlin and as the Philadelphia club re-
fused 10 waise. ne was awarded TO IL.
Philadelphia IS the sixth National
league club with which Donlin has been
associated. lie has PLAYED with ST. Louis
Cincinnati. Boston. New York and Pitts
burg. and was also n member OF the
old Baltimore American league team.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25
Two to One Will Not Induce
Richie to Again Fight Wolgast

By international News Service
/ OS ANGELES. Dec 24.-The Big
- Four OF the lightweight division,
Willie Richie, Ad Wolgast Billy Nolan
and Tom Jones, met in the Examiner $
office tonight, but after an hour of un-
satisfactory argument departed without
having rematched the new champion and
his most persistent challenger
Wolgast, backed ND by Jones. offered
Ritchie $1,000 the moment the champion
put his signature TO set OF articles.
this wager To ne followed by $50, 900
bet at even money.
Richie and Nolan put in most OF the
time smiling and "Josh!ns" the sincere
rnir
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25
HARVARD Gets Setback
In Chess Tournament
By Loss of Two Games

NEW YORK. Dec. 9i.--To the surprise
Of onlookers az the conclusion OF play
in the tueniy-frst Intercollegiate chess
iourna amcnt TODAY. Harvard. after scor-
ins one game b. default. owing Ia the
absence OF Van Vliet Of the Princeton
team. lost two Of the remaining three
games and consequently did no better
than Princeton at two points for each
side Columbia, on the other hand,
showed real championship form against
Yale. defeating the New Haven team
bv y to T. the best score set recorded
IN This tournament
Standing 10 date ls.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25
PRISONER JUST FREED
LlBERATES CANARIES

CHICAGO Dec. 2s-A Eray-hafred
man. 80 years old. walked into Mike Con-
no!ly's shop NJ 527 South Western ave
nue last night and bought three singing
canar1es- A moment later the stranger
had turned the birds loose in the street.
Nv friend" Mike said. YOU'RE fool
,sh, You just paid me '3 apiece .or those
Ar. Connolly The man answered. IT
just got out OF "a cage down az Totin, :
was in there fifteen years. I want Tho
birds n onjoy the same freedom I'm en-
ioying I"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25

Goldnnn, lo7 (Gro.D
Samson. l03 (Muliirann," : % y
ond: Dominica, i07 07aIT. w.. u =
Sl. Sh.rd, Time; l;o7 a-S. Ia !
S,nan,ielor. ina Parnell Chi sSd sH y
,oa Pifth race, ak furlons.,.,
iOS tHIll), 6 to J. won'
lo5 (Groth). S to J. sern,a. n, aasA, !,
iO5 (Dreyer). ls 10 M H.r
La 20. Song OF Rocks R,I,
Swede Sam and Clint ms. %
Sixth race, seven SSss S,,; ~
nniarGnmont. nit loI tTeahanJ' ~.
Rt9 BraZos. los Dob6Ins, n
ond; Feather Duster i6- M = u
o. third. Time. l:?s Ss"Ys
Lacksose and Suffragis, ~. y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25
MAKERS
GO SOUTH TOGETHER

CHICAGO, Dec. 24-President Johnson
Of the American league left tonight for
Dreyfuss. owner of the PIttsburg Nation
ais and draft the 1913 schedules of the
two major leagues. The schedules will
be presented for adoption at meetings
in February
Johnson represents the schedule COM
mittee OF the American League and
Dreytuss Is a member OF the schedule
body OF the National league.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25
SlX-DAY RACE FOR
KANSAS CITY FANS

KANSAS CITY, Dec. @4.-A six-day
bicycle race In which some OF the best
will start in Convention hall here Jam
uary IS. Walter De Mara. Gordon Wal
ker. w. L. Alitten. Martin Ryan, George
Cameron and Floyd krchs are among
the riders entered. purse of $4,000 will
be divided among the seven teams MAX
ing the best records
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25
Snow Prevents Boxing Bouts.

BY international News Service
PHILADELPHIA. Dec 24-The carni-
val OF lstic events scheduled for the
Spring Garden A. C tonight had 10 be
called off, owing 10 the terrific snowstorm
Only fifteen persons braved the elements
and their money was refunded.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25
OPPOSE CONFIRMATION
OF SUTHERLAND EFT. AL

Special TO The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Dec. "a Confirmation
OF Senator George Sutherland and Rep
resentatives George Is. Chandler and
Charles Barrett. as members OF the i'm
dustrial commission, is To be opposed by
delegation from New York City, com
posed OF socioogists and students Of in
Senator Borah. chairman OF the educa- =
tlon and labor committee. against al
lowing the nominations TO be confirmed.
The objectors urge that none OF the
members OF congress named by the Dresi-
dent for places on the committee repre-
sents tho industrial public and should
have no place on the Industrial COM
Wlttee.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25

association was made by Il, 4
ment OF Justice In 1910.
The Western Retail Lpnhu-.,
aocletlon operates In Mont,l
washington, Oregon and Bnuti d
Dia.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25
Morse Goes TO Spokane

SPOKANE. Wash. Dec 2I-Pcte
Morse, for two years shortstop OF the
Tacoma team OF tho Northwestern
league, signed a Spokane contract today
Morse. who batted about .2s0 last sea
son, Will replace Phil Cooney. sold 10
the Western league at the close OF last
season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25

Now Years day than he was that the
Missouri giant would whip Flynn Luther
Is getting into splendid condition and
VIII be considerably improved. both In
up" says Mccartney.
Both men took things easy TODAY
lounging about their quarters for most
OF the day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25
PhiIIies' Hsrd Luck Starts Early.

| CLEVELAND, o.. Dec 24.-Dode Pas
| kert, star outhelder OF the PHILADELPHIA
Nationals, Is seriously III with typhoId
| fever st his home here
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25
Army Orden

WASHINGTON. Dec. 10
Robert G. Foy is transltrrst ~
Third to the Fourteenth oayl1
Captain George W. Wlnstc1
transferred from the Fifth 10 " 4
tecnth cavalry and Captain -
Slcrmcycr from the Ninth 70 u
tccnth cavalry.
Captain Frank S. Boveo. -
relieved from duty nj saer1s,o.
Will proceed 20 San Frhncisp ~
Captain Edmund NJ. Le1ry z
cavalry, Is detailed for recfnls =
MT Columbus barracks. j
Captain Edward Croft. Nlnds1.
fnntry, IS detailed FOR recrui'9 !
Ho viii go 10 Columbus laiaa
,c,rp,r,r,- Suty thence 20 Bdcl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25

Best Christmas dinner N ~
Maxim : Cafe. Finest enIGl
the west. tho'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25
BETTER PRINTING

Than we do can't be oohs
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