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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-09

something besides my own opinion to
prove II.
Murphy who has trained harder for
the fight than for any engagement he
has had on this coast. is confident he
will he able to take care OF Abe without
much trouble ITe even expresses the
opinion that the fight may terminate he
fore the scheduled twenty rounds are
over.
u gave Alteli vcry fair argument
when VIC met before declared Tommy
tonight. The fight was over a ton
round course and at rhat time | Was not
the boxer | am now. Even so | believe
would have won had the fight been
over a longer route. Tomorrow We meet
at twenty rounds, I have learned A lot
about the game since my former meeting
with AtteIl, and take it from me. tho ver-
dict will be reversed this time"
Murphy money seems plentiful and
this may reduce the odds some. unless
Attell money shows UP at the last min
ute.
The opening preliminary Will bring
together Tommy Mccarthy and *. q,
Campi in six round bout ri lS5 pounds,
The second preliminary is a ten-round
bout with Manuel Nerra and Lee John
SON 122 FOUNDERS, AS opponents
The main oVent VIII begin at : o'clock,
California time with Jack Welsh as
re fierce.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-09
SUFFRAGETTES ARE
PLACED IN DUNGEONS
International News Service.

BY International News Service
LONDON, March s-Because they re-
yolted against douning prison uniform
and taking the prescribed bath and gave
battle 10 the wardresSes and set tIollo-
way prison in an nproar, the Sudragette
leaders who were given hard labor sen
tences were placed In underground dun
geons today in solitary confinement.
The revolt WAS LED by Miss Alice
Wright OF Albany. n y, one OF the most
persistent of the window smaShers. Be
fore the warning Gcntcwomen were sub
ducd and made To take their baths, the
wardrcssrs had TO use letters. After
ward, when the sulfVaGcttes were or
dercd into tho worlSroums to sew bags,
they ripped up AL the bags given to them
and genuine riot was soon in progress.
The prisoners were taken back 10 their
cells and shortly afteTward the prison
governor ordered all the ripgleadcrs I'm
the disturbances placed I'm the under
ground cells.
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johnson Is tough customer admit
ted Yokel. after he had laid down his
pen and hlotted his beautifully lcciblc, if
somewhat cffemnate. penmanshp at the
bottom or tho agreement. THAT Is one
reason whv-why-er--I have taken my
time in agreeing Ia wrcstlc him.
Mike heSitated q little. seeking for a
word TO express what has been cXas-
perating delay 10 Johnson and to fans.
Mike has taken his time" with q
vengeance. Almost since time inmemori- j.
AL as the lawyers say, Johnson has been
Johnson has made number Of trips
Gown here from his home in Idaho. only
10 be disappointed by finding Mike Nres-
point When he did meet Mike face TO
face the Salt Lake wrestler always pro-
crastinated.
There has been so much or this that
many fan, after reading this announce
ment. will he willing 10 wager even
money the match will not come Off hut
IL seems NOW these two doughty sladia-
TORS are really to meet on the mat.
II is going TO be real match. too.
Johnson and Yokel both think too much
of their regulations 10 do any "stalline.
No sum that anyone will wager could
possibly affect their desire TO he the
intormountain champion with the rightful
claim for match with the middle eweight
champion OF the world.
Johnson seemed 10 be greatly elated
when he finally saw Yokels signature
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HOWARD IS b0Wu|
CONGRESS PRES|

Ey Inlcrnational News ser,;,.

E;y International News Service
CHICAGO. March s.-Hoylar,
their leaders in Two instances Ia,
elected Judge" Howard OF ChIo,
dent oil the American Bowlinr
for the coming year and "BIII,
ol Toledo went 10 the front In II
with 66i. Toledo now leads d
the hvcs and singles. Howsrl
% votes for president and ]. "
Of 81. Louis ij. Other of6ce,
were: First vice president. Fred
UiCh, ST. Paul; second vice
Louis l.. Wehner, DAYTON, o.,
president, Edward j. RYAN, Del
retary. a. l.. lanetry, MilNauk
urer, Frank l.. Pasdeloup. Chic
Washington. d. G., aud San
both bid for the 1912 convent
American Bowling congress, sn(
sress voted 10 leave the decld
executive committee.
The bid OF Billy ElHert for
viduSl championship came In 4
manner. his 66i being rolled
after Christ ThieS Of CleveIaa
500 foy 4 momcutary hold on Il
The Metallics of ST Louis
third place in the fives lonIg|
mark OF 2759.
The Wiednan and Fries tean,
land. which won the nationu
championships at Buffalo az
scored 1851 and the Pfstsr d
| y5gG
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T;y international News Service.
SAN FRANCISCO. March s.-Whelhcr
Abc Attcll is TO remain a dangerous fac
tor in the reatherwcighl division viii
practically be decided tomorrow after
noon when he meets Harlem Tommy
Murphy in a twenty boxing CON
test al Jim Coflrotb's DAILY CITY arena.
Aucll, smartiuG under tho loss Of his
title 10 Johnny klbane and stunG by
adverse criticism of fight fans because
of his unsportsmanlise conduct after the
battle boasts that ne Is determined 10
fight as nc never fought before. lie
realizes that a defeat by the clever lIar-
lem boy, even though he is Concedinc a
little weight would detract considerably
from his drawing powers and might re-
suit in I<ilhane changing his mind about
giving him 4 chance 10 win back his
title
II fully realize what thus neht means
10 me-" said Abe tonight. and | am go-
ing 10 fight accordingly. ! VIII show al
| fight followers that grave injustice
was done me when Johnny kilhsne was
| handed my title, and I Will make some
prominent fight critics who have sent
| me to the boneyard back up bit.
am Just as good. If not better. than
ever was in my life. and when ihls llttie
argument is over tomorrow You VIII have
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-09
SALT LAKE ALSO
HAS "WHITE HOPE'

Stepping softly, so he would not shake
the building brand new white hope
walked into Willard Beans San-GYm yes
terday and announced his intention of be
coming resident OF Salt Lake. Ills
name is Lew Brennan and whatever else
he may lack he has the necessary stature
and weight. BY training carefully he
thinks he can get down To 200 hounds
Brennan may moi be quite as big as Carl
Morris. the Oklahoma giant but he is
Young and still growing Brennan wants
TO box anybody I'm this vicinity, He has
not had a great deal OF experience. but
Is ambitious, Bean is irving hard TO find
an opponent for him. but thus far pros
pcctvc advcrsaries have looked Al Brcn
Brennan looks as II hc might he n "hope"
who would eventually ma tcrializc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-09
"U" BASEBALL SQUAD
ORDERS UNIFORMS

Baseball uniforms were ordered yes
terday by the Athletic council OF the
University OF Utah. The suits are 10 be
Of the best light gray material. trin1m ed
with red Utah will he written on
the front and there Will be small old
English ~" on each sleeve. The shirts
VIII have military collars.
Robert Porter will coach the uniNcr-
sity baseball squad this season. Last
night there were about twenty five fell
lows working out i'm the gym practicing A
lltrlc light throwing and some indoor
bail The team Will have TO develop a
new pitcher this year. Lewis, a man who
is trying out for place on the pitching
staff OF the Salt Lake Union league
team is working out a the university
and will he able 10 advise the younger
tHirlers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-09
BOYS GIVE BENEFIT
TO BUY UNIFORMS

Members OF the Framptou baseball
team viii give "A wrestling and boxing
entertainment tonight in the Sixteenth
ward matt the profits are 10 be used
TO buy uniforms and other eouipnenf
Tor the baseball season. The principal
numbers on the programme are:
BOXING.
II. Bottinger champion middlewciGh
boxer of intermountan states. VS. George
beatham OF the Denver d Rio Grande
loo pounds.
WRESTLING.
Emmct Fowler. Deseret gymnasium vs.
George Emery. Il G, NJ. l.: los pounds
best two cut OF three falls
Joe Davis OF Milwaukee vs.. Jesse
OCommers OF Salt Lake City: Davis
agrees 10 throw O'Commers three times
i'm one hour
Willard Bean Will be referee
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-09
BOTH WRESTLERS
GET ONE FALL
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO. March S.-Provo's sporting
carnival at the opera house tonight was
productive Of three good contests. Lee
Phillips OF Provo and Peter Sacos of Mid J.
vale wrestled an hour and one half and
while each secured fall, neither was
able 20 gain the decisive fall Phillips
won the first decision in - minutes and
10 seconds. Sacos took the second in is
minutes and l6 seconds. but after this
fall they wrestled % minutes and e sec
onds without either securing an advan-
tage.
Henry Jones of Provo and Andrew Do
kos of Bingham. middleweishts. wrestled
80 minutes without fall, but Jones was
awarded the decision on points and ag-
gressiyeness.
Nell Cox and Will Allen, local light
weight boxers, went four rounds 10 a
draw. the boys being evenly matched.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-09
PUG TEASES BULLDOG
TO PUT "IRON' IN JAW

is being sroomed to settle lbe hostilities
Of March is before the Pacific Athletic
against the MeXican's alleged "eingham''
Jaw, Rivers is expecting 10 change the
combination" 10 his chin.
From the first hour since the Rivers
White match was made, Manager Fred
Gilmore has insisted that the battle
would never go the limit and has used
Whites terrific hitting ability and Riv-
ers's alleged weak jaw as the levers for
his arguments.
Meanwhile the boys arc grinding away
at their camps and the public is begin
ming To show sharp interest in the work
OF the marvellous Mexican and his next
opponent. Indications are that Rivers
VIII he quoted 10 10 S favorite in the
oncnlne be1tine -
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IRON MINERS TO WORK
EIGHT HOURS PER DAY
j, international News Service,

bN lhl"iuduphal news oelNlSV'
MhEQT ETTE, Mich. March S.-tn-
dcrcround workers in the iron mines OF
Michigan. Wisconsin and Minnesota will
not labor more than eight hours day.
beginning with next Monday. An agree
plcnt nas been entered into by the opcr-
states 10 nat the new schedule into Inn
mediate effect. The announcement Of
this radical, though voluntary. Conces-
sou ny tho leading iron companies was
made TO-DAY from tho Office of the Oliver
Iron Mining company i'm lshpeminG. Fully
10000 miners viii be affected hv the
change which viii mean no reduction ~
wages. say tne operators. All tho mines
included I'm the change ar" more or less
identified with the United states Steel
CoTpora ton
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-09
Yokel and johnson to
Wrestle on April 10
Promoter Heagren Finally Induces Mike to Agree
to Finish Bout at So
Pounds I2ingSide.

IKE YOkE and Julius Johnson yesterday signed articles for
M finish wrestling match in the Salt lake heaer April 16
They deposit ortcits of $500 apiece the Bank OF the
Republic the match Off Harry eagrcn is the pro
pOter.
Both wrescs arc weigh inside lbs rngsidc The articles
provide that if they referee the sporting
o. Salt Lake shall the arbter
1t looks if this match really off
The which to break all records for wrestling
in Salt be divided per
basis, the remaining 10 TO the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-09
Blu Fl. VI. Walker

BY International News Service.
Los ANGELES. March SACK White
is picking" his strong right arm and
carefully poulticing the knucllles Of his
good right fist. Three sparring partners
already have quit their jobs at the Yer
non training camp. intilnatlug that they
would rather go 10 work than TO stand
up and receive Whites wallops
Down al The Venice quarters. Joe Riv-
ers is 'bracing his Jaw by means of a
simple little Chidlike exercise. consisting
Of placing a leather strap between his
teeth teasing frislty bulldog 10 chew
at the other end and then swinging The
canine through the air for several min
uteS at time.
The situation speaks for itself White
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-09
CANOLE AND GENE
MGOVERN BOX DRAW

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Feb. S.-Gene Nc
Govern or Boston and Willie Canolc OF san
Francisco, featherweights. fought ten fast
rounds To a draw here tonight The
match Was the iiercest exhibition OF fight
ing seen In Kansas City during the wear.
Both boys gave and took terrific punches.
Neither seemed 10 have had much the
better Of tho bout though in the last
few rounds CanoIc appeared 10 he the
stronger OF the two
Very little boxing WAS iudulcod in by
the lighters both depending on inh2 hting.
In the last round the westerner SCENE ed
10 have good chance for Knockout.
but missed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-09
SOCIALIST OFFICIAL.
REDUCED TO RANKS

BERLIN. March S-Becausc rne pru-
ciples OF his political creed forbade him
going 10 the cmpoyor's palace with other
officers of the relchstac 10 discuss pro-
posed iegsia ton. lIerr Sehideman, the
reichstsEs Socialist vice president, was
reduced 10 the status or All ordinar nv
member TODAY. The attack was made by
the Conservative -Centrist coalition. Herr
! Paasche, National Liberal. was chos-
! en- 10 I'll the NarnnrN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-09
BUTTE PREMATURELY
RAPS LEAGUE DATES
Montana, Which Had Last
Schedule Meeting, Wants
This One Also.

Special 10 The Tribune.
BUTTE, Mont, March S-rhe man
aGcmcnt Of the Butte club Of tho Union
league and the fans arc apprehensiye Q
that the tentative schedule proposed by
President w. II. Lucas will cause n con
hicl with the races, which open here
August /. Fans arc confident that base
ball cannot compete with the races.
Butte fans will also protest against the
holding OF the schedule meeting in Og-
den. as the claim Is made that with four
Montana teams in the league the meet
Ing should be held in Butte, where the
masnates can get into personal touch
with circumstances governing the greater
number OF cities i'm the circuit
President w. ~. Lucas. after he had
read tho foregoing telegram, said that
as the schedule had not been given out
vet. il seemed little premature 10 say
that il would conflict with racing dates.
The only announcement that President
Lucas has made is that Butte would open
in Missoula April %. Lucas added that
as far as possible. the schedule would
avoid conflicts. Concerning the com
plant that the schedule meeting should
ne held in Montana. Lucas said that the
last schedule meeting was held In that
state with the understanding that tht
next one would be held i'm Utah, Salt
Lake and ogden have race and fair
meets, with which no conflict is desired
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-09
Saw Prison Bars.

COLUMBUS, o., March s.-Sawinc
the bars Of the window of their room
on the fourth floor o. one of the build
iucs at the Columbus state hospital
Frank O'Neil, q peniteutiary prisoner
serving life for murder, and Charles
* leiu, who has served several terms
10 counterfeiting. escaped from custody
today by sliding to the ground on y
rope made from torn strips Of bed.
clothes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-09
Charleston Race Results

CHARLESTON. y. G.. March h-To-
Fiisi race. four furlongs- -sprishtly
Miss. loo ,TurncrI. u 10 ,. won. Cedar
brook IFS tkennedvl. 10 :, second {;
FiGola. ~ okoerne) ! 10 third Time,
Little Dad. FaustIna. st. Arano. st. An
ME. Little Walt, Farraud and Alice Lee
also -an.
Second race. five and one-hslt FUR
longs-Eaton. los CHoplns) , to !. Won
Yorkshire Boy. lis (Ambrose). % To |.
second: Country Boy. los (Wilsonl. : 10
J. third. Time i:I02-5. Crackerbox.
HeaTthstoue Dlatory, Gold Mine. Carom.
Andraiosa aud Partner also ran.
Third race. five and one half furlonss
-CauGhhill. III tTurnerl, to .. won
Marjorie A.. % !Bruce). Is TO ). second.
Mack B. Eubsnks. % CAmbrose), IL 10
Trance. Leopold, Onsger and Camel also
ran
Fourth race. one and one -siXteenths
miles-Sir Clescs. 100 tHopkus) II 10 10.
won: Colcuel Ashmcade. lol Ckoerner).
10 10 ;. second: Tay Pay. 10i CTurnerJ
~ 10 .. third. Time. 1:5l 20. Husky Lad
also IAN.
Finh race. seven nrlones-Emilv Lee
ir3 CTurnsrl. to ;. won Dipper. s.
U.oundsberrv). 20 10 !. second: Bellc
clem. loa Ckocrnerl. 10 70 ! third. Time
Ciaauc. Commoners Toucn and Miss Jo-
nah also ran.
Sixth race. one mile-Belfast. 10,
CGuuldI. Ia /. won; Joe Rose. ll2 CWii-
iians). - 10 I. second; Galconds. 10;
'TrIucr1. Is to- ;. third Time. 1:45 : -
Lure. Chanida. Aviator. Billy Barnes
Frog. Berts and j. H. Barr also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-09
Monroe Wants Wrestler,

Members OF the Monroe, Utah, Athatic
cluo are trying 10 find man 10 wrestle
Chris Skontranos. the Richield Greek,
Skontriapos weighs lob pounds He re-
Gently threw Alex Swanson, but was
thrown by Yokel and Alfred. Skontrianos
is anxious TO meet George Mclaughlin.
but the club prefers a man who would
be- more apt To throw the Greek.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-09
POLO TEAMS PLAY
FOR THE CUP TO-DAY

SAN DIEGO March S.-By store OF
., 10 - the San Mateo Slashers defeat =
cd the crack Canadian polo team here
todaN in the second round for the Cali :
fornia cup. The lineup was:
San Watco-E. Tohin, Thomas Driscoli,
w DcVcTcauX and ". i. Erecse.
Canada "A. Hone. t SDowdcn. c. No
ton and Lord Twcedmouth.
The star event OF the tournament IS
scheduled for tomorrow. when Pasadena
and England will meet in the final round
for the aIl-America cup.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-09
Independents Join Manhattan.

The Independent baseball team OF the
hiEh school viii become a member OF
the Manhattan league. The independents
arc managed by Percy G. Weston. Cal
yin Rawlings is captain. The irst game
will Inc played this afternoon with the
., :. l.. nine on the high school campus.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-09
World Champion Wins.

LANSING Mich. March S.-.Johuny
Biiter Of Toledo. champion lightweight
wrestler or the world. won from Young
Muldoon of Piiisburg in straight falls
here tonight the first in 16 minutes and
the second in Il seconds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-09
Monte Attell Bets
Brother Abe Loses

ITTSBJ RG March sNIone Atc brother of Abe Ac the
r. former featherwcigh champion believes the latter will be
unable time his fight with Harlem
Tommy Murphy be known today that despite his KIN
ship with the champion has wagcred portion OF his
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-09
Hyland Going to Canada.

Dick Hyland Yesterday wired his ac-
ceptanCe OF an offer 10 meet Joe Bayles
In Saskatoon. Canada. The promoters
wired IIyland that he must make 1$5,
but FIyland can do 1913 easily. A side bet
OF $500 will he put up.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-09
Versatile Seniors Win.

In the interclass series in the Dcserct
gymnasium last night. the seniors de-
| featcd the G;15 business men. 90 TO ., al
basketball. The seniors also beat the
| SIS business mon at baseball, TO 0.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-09

Lord 104: All Red. MonCrier. 1oe Helen
Baroec. l07; Sabo Blend. Jos; King
OIympian li0 Jessupburn. lll Maya
zine Berkeley. IFS.
Sixth race. one mile Camel. 9s. Troy
Weight 10l: NJ. Cambon. los. Oakhurst.
1o7; eSpohn. Ill.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-09
Charleston Race Entries.

CHARLESTON. March s.-Tomorrow- " 5
oufries.
F'iist race. six nIrlongs-Ioathlv Lady.
Wood Dove. I.apacious, Grace Nc. i02.
I'r II. l.. Swarenser. Detour. Hemp
stead. l0f, Eaton. Jack Ellis. Jim Mil
ton. Colonel Brown. Hugh C. Quinn
TO-. Fantssdue. 10; Choptank. ll2
second Tacc. six furlongs-Y -Yanker
PLANT ~. Charley Brown 103; Ciiff Top
REy. Ic%: See 100: Checrup. los: Siel-
rllffe, ir1; Monsieur X. los; Sla.
GIuup 10; Morristcwn. III.
Third rave mile and an cghth-Du-
vail. 90: Manager Mack. Lady Lightning
%: Jawhone. a0 Guy Fisher. los: Roe
buck. ioe: ANY Port, Mockler. 1o9
Lochiel. 1l3.
Fourth race. South Carolina sellins
stakes. six furloues-Common Touch
~: Titles Nightmare. %; fvabel los
Syl,sstris. aG: Montcalm. Capsize. l01
Hsicn Barhee loe: Rose Queen, 10
Csughhiii. liS. Merrick log; Donau. 116
Amorst, l1s.
Eifth race. fivc and = half furlonEs-
FathsTola %; Felix, los, Lewis, 1H2
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IT WILL NOT HURT
THE LOCAL MERCHANTS.

The prey ision establishing the par
cells post became law upon The APP
proyal hy the prcsidrnl Of the post
office appropriation hill, il being a
part OF iha, hill and viii takr a.
feet on The first Il .Iaulary, 1915.
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measure Introduced into either mousse
oi Congress for many years that has
excited so much interest, been SO
earnestly and extensively discussed
and fought aud advocated strenuous
y A. this And We believe that
lhcrc has rarely been a measure the
Probable effect Of which has been 50
widely misunderstood. both ~ its
friends and its opponents.
l. has been thousht, and Ward IA
~ argument against its passage,
tiai il would ruin the local and
country merchants hN throw my the
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