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CHURCH NOTICES

Tabernacle Pvsbysesiaa Church,
Rev W. @. NcC0Dell minister.
Preaching services = lO:45 .. =.
and 7:30 p. n.
Special uus;c e QncA ecrv;caL
Sunday ScAoa q II u.
CAristian Esdssvoe $50 p. m
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-22

The Woman's Club met on Tues
day at the home of Mrs. John Whipp
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-22

Mrs. Mary Decker of Crested
Butte spent several DAYS this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-22

Mrs. ID. Mason of Pitkin was in
the first of the week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-22

G. d. Martin has purchased the
Electric theatre of j. G. Butts.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-22

Theo. Phillips was here from Ohio
City several days the first of the
week.
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Thoroughbred White Lsshorn
eggs for hatchins Soc dozen. I.dian
Runner Duck Eggs. tlM fos l3.
White LAghorn baby chicks ol3
per 100. s. 8. johnson
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Of
LARGE FAMILY
T& 6sw So Kssss hss
6saA-AAsei.sss Fer
nsss W. Tahs
Her AAvieA.

Scottville, Mich. ~ want 10 tell yos
how msch good Lydia E. Pinkh.m' q Veg
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-22
Whea he Shoe Pnchcs--O,cM

The atsd Taft throughout the have taken
the started by the Inve Republican that t Ioaard
Mood OF the United States has updtsken
political machine IN the favor of Roevet domination
certainly did his
for friend when he entered the Of the United States And
the
friend.
The Denver Republican might have for it Iant
pledge secured from Mr. Taft avail himself Of the powerful
ofcshode machine which naturally would have him
minated a matter Of bread and butter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-22

Buy or rent Busy Bss," and .
wonderful change in yosr lsbos yos'll
see. There at Gavette bros. l2tf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-22

Hope yoall read our sd. II will
make sn incseased value Of the ssnee
Of your =. 12sf.
GAZETTE BRos.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-22
TWENTY vLARS AGO

should aud acquaintance he forgot,
Aud neper brought 10 mint
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-22

DIR. and Mrs. Geo. Sullivan are
moving into the Sapp house on Iowa
street.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-22

The ssawal *. Pstrick . ball Mon
day night, given under the ssspicss
Of the Catholic ladies', wss a pro-
nosRcsd success. Several hsndred
tickets wevs sold and Woodmen hall
wss SLED 70 capacity. A spleadid
supper, prepared by the ladies'
themselves, wss served.
Thee. Davis, the vol nown Ohio
Greek rancher, hes been suffering
from IN attack Of the grippe. He
was laid up for several days.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-22

The play Down in Dixie" 70 be
given ct the Masonic hall, April IL
and II 10 something you can't saord
10 miss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-22

Teachers examination is being
held at the county superintendent's
Office today.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-22

G. d. Martin has purchased the
Electric theatre of J. c. Butts.
Mrs. Mary Decker of Crested
Butte spent several days this week.
The Woman's Club met on Tues
day at the home of Mrs. John Whipp.
Theo. Phillips was here from Ohio
City several days the first of the
week.
DIR. and Mrs. Geo. Sullivan are
moving into the Sapp house on Iowa
street.
Teachers examination is being
held at the county superintendent's
Office today.
Game Warden Mccoy made a trip
to Delta and Grand junction the first
Of the week.
Miss Dosia Estes and mother leave
today for Tempe, Arix. Mrs.. Estes
expects 70 make her home there bat
Miss Dosia will ret.rn 70 Gunnison
in . few weeks.
Thoroughbred Orpington chicks,
one day old, 25c each. Eees Is for
SlO0. Also thoroaghbred Orping
ton chickens for sale.
l2d Mas. j. r. BERG, lola.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-22
Doa't Be . Jos1.iA

Our od frnd Jceusak dnounced his and
uh that h. hssy dds~d camp a their astaral ts
syr'ans Some III aeaera ~Jepmiahs don't dr they
Nth ~hoop asd glory in thesr shsme-Isaver Tinsss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-22

Merle Addiaesoa and Miss I.sna
EllebFecht came in from Ohio Cpsek
10 attend the IS. Patrick's danee.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-22

A marriage license was issued
Wednesday TO Jo. Ishsm Of Taylor
river and Miss hattie Hewitt Il OKLA
homA.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-22

Chas. Wilson, who has bsen
speadins the winter months is Uta b
returned 10 Gvan,son Sunday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-22

Game Warden Mccoy made trip
to Delta and Grand junction the first
Of the week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-22

N O. wsaRss arrived The go Of
the wsek froa TellSride cad . -
plovsd ct the possofsiee.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-22

hss. j. 5. Tsaksr ssl yeusns,
de~Ghsss sse visiting IN sshAs sAis
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-22

kIssrv Schsspf - q Po~dssAasn
th,s SOD look,aG sisss kis s~ach
b~~apu
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First class passage to Fernan-
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-27

TIIE following interesting lisures Oh
! the progress OF the trottlnG horse
| IN America toward lowering the speed
record Of mile will bc of great inter-
est To The turfmcu. az Ii is the first COM
| p'cto table giving the various records
/ for many years back Bp 10 the present
mark OF los made by Ehan at the re-
cent meeting III Lexington. The list is
as follows:
Lady Suffolk, Gr. no, fosled 1883 by
Engincr H. IIobnl1cn. y. j.. October IL.
I1Si5 Driver David Bryan, Time
2:99S
Pelham Converted pacerp, b. <. foaIcd
1897. PediGrce not traced. CcntcrviIc,
\. Y, July ., 1919. Driver. William
Highland Maid converted race, b..
tn. foaled lSi. by Satram Ccnterville.
\. Y. Juno 10. 1855. Driver. i. J.. No
dino. Time-2:2I.
Tacony r, :" foalcd 1874 by Sports
man. Union Course. n. Y. July A. 1855.
Iimc--2.g7.
Eogns Hunter Union Course. \. v,
September =. 1856. Driver. Hiram WooG
ruff. Timc-2.2ii
Flora Temple. Ccntcrvillc, y. Y. Au-
gust .. 1853. Driver. James u. McMaun
Time. o3i.
Flora Temple. Centerville. \. y. Au-
gust ., 1850. Driver, James d. McMann
Timc-";2".
srlora Temple. Cincinnati. o., October
1859; Driver, James D. McMann
Flora Temple. Kalamazoo. Mich. Oc-
tobcr Il. 1883 Driver James u. Nc
Mann. Time-2:19a.
Dexter. Ii. x, foaled 1855 by Hambic-
tonian y. Boston. Mass. July 50, iS6n.
Ilalf-milc track Driver, Budd Doblc.
Timc-2:l9,
Dexter. Buffalo, y, Y. August Is.
1867. Driven hy Budd Dobe Time
|2;1Ti.
Goldsmith Maid, Il. M. foaled in 1851,
by Abdall XIV. Milwaukee, Wis. Soptcm-
Der 6, 1871 Driver, Budd Dublc Time
,2I7.
sGoldsmith Maid, Boston Mass, June ..
1872. Driver, William II. Doblc. Time
|9:16e.
.Occident. br. :, foalcd in 1863 by Doc
Iin Sacramento, Cal. September IL, 1878,
Time i62
"Goldsmitli Maid, East Saginaw, Mich
July l6. 1874. Driver. Budd Dobe Time
.2:i6,
"Goldsmith Maid Buffalo. ~ y. Au-
gust :, 1874. Driver. Eudd Dobe Time
-2:l5s.
Goldsmith Maid. Rochester y. y. Au-
gust l., 1871, Driver, Sud Doolc Time
FIR
"Goldsmith Maid Boston. Mass.. Sep
tcmber 1871. Driver. Budd Doblc.
Time-2Ii ''
&, 'Rarus. b. 3. foaled in 1861, by Ab,lal-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-27
MANDOT- -NOLGAST CO
SHOULD Be FAST ONE
Immense Crowd Expected to
See Fast Lightweights Box
for the Title.

When Joe Msndot and MI Wolsast
meet in the squared circle ct New Or
leans on November tho south will have
the most skillful aml hard hitting light
weight il ever produced contendlnS Tor
the worlds championship. with an eX-
ccllcnt chance of winning She crown.
Dominick j. Tortorich under whose
careful guidance the boxing game has
assumed place ut tho head OF clean
and c%C,tinc sport ~ the Crescent City.
has made possible the Wolgast Mandpt
contest. which VIII he n tcn-roupd ar
iair at the local southern League Base
ball clubs 100000 plant. Mr Cortor-
ich has provided moro high class Queens
berry battles al the Orleans Athletic club
ana the Westsidc Athletic club than all
alizcs that nothing smaller than n ball
park would accommodate the uutpour-
inS nf fans November !.
iishtVciehis arc. intensely popular
there. and New Orleans boasts one who
~ picked by many Of the best critics
rs being ~" most worthy rival that
Champion WolGast must compete with
NJ present. Mandot las made GOOD not
only ~ home. but at Mcmphis. Los An
gc!cs Indianapolis. and 81 Louis. Thou
S{ndS oi dollars viii he wascrcd on the
native SON against the Champion
y monster crowd will gather AT New
Orleans for tho best (iStic battle aud
most important contest since the days of
bau-FitZsimlnons ana Corbett- Sullivan
engagements. That this city will be the
mecca Of spoItine mon from All over Tie
country but tho south viii be most in
lercstcd because MaHdui was born ana
reared in the old Crescent city. People
from all parts OF Louisiana Mississippi.
Alabama Tennessee and other southern
states will attend. and delegations arc
expected from New York Chicago and
other points.
That 1t will be a whirlwind go H. prac-
Lcaily certain. The contest viii he linn
ited 10 ten rounds. and the rivals will
mix At top speed if their past battles
may he taken as criterion. ATandot
VIII have far more Ia gain than WolSast.
but the latter VIII have everything TO
Jose.
Woeast turned down some princeIv
offers in order to accept match with
Mandoi. Pacific coast promoters wanted
The champion badly. but he fclt obliged
I" recognize Mandots claims after Joe
had whipped Rivers at Los Angeles On
Labor day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-27
australian Champion
May Fight Winner of
WOigdst-M -MandOt Bout

Hughey Michigan, the Australian
champion lightweight. may he seen in
action in the states before he returns
home, after all. 1t was expected that
he would return To Australia after he
got through with his match with Matt
Wells, the British champion. as Hugh
u. Mcintosh cablcd him u splendid Of.
fer to return. but the West Side Ath-
letlc club Of New Orleans has gone af.
ter Michigan for match with the win
ner of the Wolgast -Mandot bout Of No.
vcmber T.
ID. J.Tortorieh thinks nc can afford
10 pay big price for such a match as
II would be real international battle
and draw Il tremendous crowd TO the
southern city, If WoIgast should still
retain his title and then meet Nebogan
II would indeed be a contest for ihp
world : title, as Michigan is champion
of Australia and worthy a match for
the championship. His battle with
Wells showed him 10 be strong fighter
rs well as clever boxer.
" the Inducements are big enouob
II IS expected that Mehegan will make
the trip over here and then return fo
Australia VIA San Francisco. HAVING an.
other bout there before sailing for the
antlpodes. The Australian can make the
lightweight limit without bother. So
there would bc no hitch on that score
II - match that would attract the at.
tcntiou Of the sporting public all over
the country
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-27
Notes of Soccer Football
Played Here and Abroad
BY VIM. SERVICE.

Soccer foot ball is gaining rapidly in
favor locally, as the Utah state Ma,
tionaI bank has organized n team and
played game with the engineering
department of the Oregon Short Line
Offices. This was a practice game, and
was played yesterday at the fair
grounds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-27

a run 10 win. The Kansas City team
nad scored the one, and We needed
one to tie and TWO to win in the first
OF the ninth, when we got a runner to
lh'rd and was on first with one man
out ana three balls called On the next
batter had the situation very clear
ly In my head up to that minute. AS
.he next ball was pitched ] started for
second, thinking it was the fmrth
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-27

One Of the heaviest defeats known
to soccer football was that recently in
flcted upon Sheffield by the Aston
Villa. The score was 10 goals TO L.
The score stood & goals to none at half
time in the VILLAINS favor and from
the description Of the game the VILLAINS
could not do anything wrong. every
movement counting and almost every
shot telling. This is almost record
for First league teams in the English
league,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-27

AS Viclters has few TO surpass him in
that position.
IT is reported that Jack Graham NAV
also be seen in Park City this fall II
Jack should throw in his lot with the
miners, and he has not vet signed UP
with any other club. he would make a
iirst-class addition to the miners team
in the back division.
Mr.. Welncr 5 letter on the practica
billty of organizing the amateur base.
ball players into soccer league has
met with a good deal Of favor, and
steps are being taken TO get the league
going.
The Park City team was entertained
by the Salt Lake boys on the evening
of the last game in Salt Lake. and met
at supper ut the MoXum, The time
was pleasantly spent and many friends
made between the players of the two
teams who fraternized together during
the evening After supper the BOYS
separated into groups, and some took in
the shows, while others wandered
around town. The Miners were
Soccer team the right kind of sports.
and promised to make good time for
them in Park City. This is the proper
spirit, and one that the officers Of the
league and the various clubs would like
TO see assimilated by all amateur organ.
izatlons. When the game is played
and Won or lost, as the case may be,
there should be no room for animosity,
but rather for good fellowship.
A!eck Adamson, who captaincd the
Utah Copper team. is now playing for
one of the San Francisco clubs. and
was on the winning side in the first
game: the result being to ]. Alcck
will be a strong acquisition TO what.
ever team he may throw in his lot
with. as MS close dribbling and plac.
ing OF the ball made him one of the
best halfbacks ever seen in the state
Of Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-27

ball, and to my astonlsnms
catcher threw TO second. 8
Is what upset me ] saS e
stopped, turned back and n5'
ing up and down the line ~
ME up and down and finai!
ner on third made a dasl
plate and scored without 8 u
ing made to stop him. Tna'
touched. =.
The crowd was yelling anu
and started for the bench
that I had made a bad Or
tickled 10 death because ~ a
mad scored from third. ~
me a sort of an alibi for ls'
at that stage OF the game
The crowd let out q WV
started for the bench, ana
at first base and saw the SsuI
ing there, I was so slow .,
that the umpire had 10 tep
on to second base. Then
what I had done. ] naa ~
play that made the opposns
look like a sucker. had maus =.
perfectly. and then, just as ~, u
was giving me credit for paa h
smart trick I had to sno"
I was just as slow at lnlps. s.,
catcher had been ana ~.
been an accident on my par y,
have kicked myself all tne =, ~
ond base for giving myse
that fashion. In q way y W :.
take sea anything VI Ing for granted.
I called # a bali myself :, W.
Ing for the umpire to can
Is dangerous. Thefeai'',d -
TO hear the jumps ~
matter how certain ha's !" N
here WIS only one way " -
(Copyrlgbt. 19Ie. by W.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-27
BY C. c. CRAYATH.
- the Year.

pulled one that I am almost
ashamed totell about. 1t was peach,
a dream, and the ssddest part of it
was that until the minute | showed,
myself up everyone was giving me
credit for being a wise fellow who
had pulled off a play and showed up
the opposing team.
II was In a game when I was with
Minneapolis 1t was q close game,
with lot OF hitting and Wild playing,
but towards the end both teams had
settled down and we were battling for
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-27

There are changes contemplated in
the Salt Lake lineup which may alter
the appearance Of the team when II
meets Provo. and these alterations Will
be intended to strengthen the team for
that occasion, as Provo Will be hard
nut TO crack.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-27
Trotting Horse Records For
Years Compiled By Ex,

llah (ConkIin's 81. Buffalo "
2;l39 span.
IS, Julica. b. g. foaicd in ,ss,
unlccr. Oakland. Cal, octohs.
Driver, Orrin IiIclok. TImrN.Sa
Maud =, Ch. M, foalcd ~
Harold, Rochester. y. Y. adr,s
| Dri.cr. w. W. Eair. Timn @ ss,.
'St. Julien, Rochester N
T.: 1850, Driver. Orrin Tlickotr
St Julien, Hartford. Conn
1880. Driver. Urrin I!ickok r.sr
MAUD =. Chicago. nj S.a,
1850; Driver. w. w. Bair. Timsj
Maud =, riitsburg. Pa, IuE
Driver. w. w. Bair. Tlms-s'ls
MAUD :. Rochester, n. Y ~
1881. Driver. W. w. Bnir ~
JAY Eve Sec. biz. s. fo;rlcd III
.stor. Providence. Il. J.. A,,s,,s
Driver, Edwin Bither. TimeEsll
Maud $. Cleveland. D.. Aurm
! l)riTor, w. w. BaIr. Time-sssI'
MAUD s. Lexington, Ky.. NM
1851 Driver, W. W. Bair. Tim,
@Maud =, Cleveland. O.. Julr Z
Driver. W. w. Bair. T!mc-s:al
"Sunol. b m. foalcd 1855 by n,
Stockton. Cal, October 20. ISL
Charles Marvin. Time .0sI
Nancy Hanks, br. M, foajsd 4
Happy Medium. Chicago. M. IT.
1897, Driver. BuJd Doblc. ~
Nancy Hanks, Indepcndenrs +
gust 81. ISD.. Driver. Buld Dow,
@.0j3.
'Nancy Hanks. Tcrre lIauts n
tembcr 2@, 1892. Driver, BMi
Time --2:Nl.
~AliX, h. m. fualcd 1885. by "a.
G9lcshurg. H.. September n, lp||
or. Andy NcDowcn. Time-sSz
%Thc Abbot, h. G. fosed s.
Chimes. Trrrc IIaute. Ind. -
-. 1907. Driver. I'D GeerS.
2.0%i.
"Crcsccus. ch. H., foaisd 1884, d
crt McC'rc@ur Cleveland. Dbh. 4
1901 Driver George II. Knichsn|
rCrcsccus. Columbus. Ohio, Al.
i9nl Driver. George II. Keiehan
-2:o2i.
Lou Dillon. ch NJ, foalcd is,s
ney Dillon. kcadviIle. Mas,
II. 1908. Driver. Millard Sar1sa|
100. Pr"cedcd ny dir, shltIlI
Lon Dillon. Memphis. Tenn. d
q 1908. Driver Millard sludsr.|
-i:jSa proccdcd by dirt shsI
sChlsu. blk. <. hy Bingen Nal|
dal. Ohio. August L.. 1910.
Charles Tanner. rimc-l.5 .5st
SUhIan. Lexington. Ky, 0d.|
1912. Driver, Charles Tanner. 4
l:5S.
Against time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-27
SOCCER TEAMS ARE
SHOWING GOOD FORM
Players Improve in Their
Team Work and Games
Are Interesting.

Chairman j. II Coombs OF the Board
of Athletic Control Of Grade Schools re-
ports as follows on the Grade School soc
ccr leagues:
I'VE are wei! pleased With the form
displayed by tho boys In the soccer foot
bali contests, as they arc showing better
team work but regret that so man!
games have ended In tics, due, no doubt
to shortening the halves To fifteen min.
utes. which hardly gives dine for on
team 10 prove its superiority over an
other. but viii have TO abide by this rul,
this season, Following is the standing o
teams in each league, arrived AZ h'
awarding two points Tor each win ana on,
point for each tie.
SI,NInr 4 - ,.r-I-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-27
Mr.. BUSINESSMAN

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department managers. business special.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-27

Provo viii 90 TO Park City today t.
play the return league game with thu
miners. The last game between these
two teams ended rather disastrouslv
for Park City. Provo winning easily
by goals to none. The miners
have improved somewhat since then,
having defeated the strong Salt Lake
aggregation bv 10 Que and lost TO
them 10 !. IL is reported that
Nickers, tho cracl, full back Of Park
City. viii bc back at the camp in time
10 help his old teammates. " so, the
defense VIII be materially strengthened,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-27

The immortal Bobby Walker Of the
Heart OF Mid Lothian club in Ediu-
burgh, and PLAYER who is known all
over the world wherever Soccer foot
ball is played. bids fair this season TO
capture the only trophy he has not got,
viz, a league badge. The Hearts
PLAYERS are going TO try all they can 10
capture the peunaut in the first di-
vision of the Scottish league TO enable
Bobby TO get his badge The Hearts
never had as good chance to win the
championship as they have now. Bobby
has had all the other hopors known to
Scottish football but this one.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-27
SENIOR LEAGUE.
JUNIOR LEAGUE, SECTION 4
JUNIOR LEAGUE. SECTION r.

The three teams who comprise the
Preparatory School League stand thus:
Bryant SA played one game and won it
,..r.... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES points
Jefferson SB paved one game and won
" points
Bryan SB PLAYED two games and lost
boih ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ points
"li remains now foy Jefferson and Ery-
ant SA ~ play Tor the championship. ono
gamc NAV decidc This aIair"
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