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The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1912-08-09

Mr.. William A. Radford will answer
questions and give advice FREE OF
COST on all subjects pertaining to the
subject of building, for the readers Of this
paper. on account of his wide experience
as Editor, Author and Manufacturer, he
is without doubt, the highest authority
on all these subjects. Address all inquiries
to William A. Radford, No. IFS West
jackson boulevard, Chicago, ILL.,. and only
enclose two-cent stamp for reply.
The most noticeable thing in archi-
lecture and building at the present
time is the popular interest seen on
all sides in regard to the planning
and design of houses, especially those
In suburban and country neighbor-
hoods The American home" has al
ways been more than a tradition, and
this home we always think of as be-
ing located in the country or in the
outskirts of the old home village At
the present time we are Just In the
midst of a revival of domestic archi-
lecture, especially in regard to subur-
ban building. The dwelling house
that is at once comely and convenient
seems likely to become the typical
house Of rural America, and even In
the towns the leaven has begun to
work.
1t is apt to be in the country rather
han the town that this worthier type
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-30
Today's Entries at Juarez.

JUAREz, Jan. %. Entries for iomor
row:
First race. selling six furIongs-'M 'Maho
King 90. Aiisa Paige Helen ~. rs: Ril
Sandy, Old Grow. %: Witness. 100: CIyd,
Ere eman, Nelsini. Ben Wilson. I12. Ton
Franks, Gilbert Rose. Gramercy, Swed.
Sam, James Blackstoch, ll5; Iigt
Range. lis
Second race. selling. mile and fur.
long-'Susar Lump. o.; yankee Pooh
Pipe Vision. lo0; Don Diego. 1907. otta.
wa. F!ecnt. 10.
Third race five furlongs selling
Morelght. El Patio. 50: Helen Hawkins
Co Ed. Neno Won. Marsand %, sDe-
lancy. l05. i. y. Robinson. lOJ; Dem
nell. John Griffin H., 10, Oxer, IIS.
Fourth race. selling. six furongs-
Camarada. 20: lsom. Flying Dor. Gift,
81: McAlan, 100; 'CommendatIon. iof:
Psrnell Girl. 10; Flying Pearl Belle Of
the Bay. Fern L.. li3; Kuropa tkln. Re.
CARDS, Baiclla, rs: King White. Davs
Montgomery, liS.
Fifth race, SIX furlongs. sciIing-Bossio
Frank. 9S; Thistle Rose. keqnin. Pac-
quette. Dudo. lo&: Myccnac. lO5: sGreat
Frlar. Free. Mamie McDec l0T.
Sixth race. selling. ono milc-NTiss
Korn, rs. Hereto mo: Pit-a-Pat. Lena
Lech. los: Black Mate. Maisle Girj. Tho
Monk, Ed kecI lO5 =, az
Apprentice allowance
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-30
\. IA. 6. A. AGAIN TO
MEET UNIVERSITY

The y. NJ. C. A pUintctts OF basketball
players will plav the L. OF L. the second
game ot tho series OF games to lie played
by these teams on Wednesday, Febru-
ary !. In the Y. NJ. G. 4. gymnasium.
Not little interest has been aroused
by the matching or those two teams.
The Y NJ c. \. players arc not dis
cOuraged at the showing they made
against the university and are hopeful
that they can win against the east
bcnchers when the opportunity presents
Itself the second time. The fact that
most Of the university's points were
made from the foul line encourages the
Christians and they have got together
already 10 study the problem OF fouls.
with which the team seems to be han
dlcapped.
The play and practice OF the 7. NJ.
G. A. team during the next week will
be directed towards lesscnlnC the pos
sibiity OF committing fouls and the team
hopes TO enter the next game with a
better knowledge of evading ita oppo
nsnts rather than attempting 10 rush
and hold them.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-30
UNIVERSITY MEETS
AGC|E TEAM FRIDAY
First of Collegiate Basketball
Games Promises TO Be
Ilard-Fought Contest.

The university VIII rIsy It's frs; cole
glato basketball game oC the season next
Friday night on the y. NJ. c. a. loor
when the university men viii meet the
team from the Agricultural college at To-
gan Thus far there is no way OF get
ding lin" on the cumpartivc merits oi
the two teams 9s the \. &. has not vet
bad 2 match game this season aud the
university played It's first game with the
y VI. e. \. team last Saturday night.
ON that occasion the varsity boys showed
that they had all kinds nf pep" and
were fast. but they mad not had enough
practice 10 develop team work. Their su :
pcTIor condition told on the Y. NJ. G. a.
and they won out. They viii work out
hard every night with the freshmen and
II Is expected that hy Friday their team
work viii have greatly improved.
Except that the Agei"s have been
training faithfully and have been prac-
Gcing hard FOR several weeks past. moth
Ing is known about thc strength of their
aggregation. They put up n hard fight
all last season but ihs winter they arc
Handicapped by Tho loss OF all of last
years men except orc. Captain Crook =
stoD, the stalwart fullhack Of the foot =
ball team IS tho only veteran back In
the game this season. but 81 Is reported
that tho now mon arc just AS fast as any
team that ever represented the y. G.
At all events. il ~ a sure thing that
Coach Tccizel viii not put out poor
basketball team IL nc has any material at
all, and present indiCa lions arc that the
game will he a good one.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-30
BUTTE'S BALL FANS
IN UNCERTAIN MOOD

BUTTE. Mont, Jan. 29--At q meeting
tonight Of n committee appointed at n
session Of baseball fans tp promote a
baseball stock company and buy Nc
CloSllcy's park and the Union associa
ton franchise, that body reported moth
ing having been accomplished princl-
pally because all OF the fans are ''up IN
the air on account OF the acquisition
OF the Butte franchise In the Union
leaguc by G. y. Sutton of Salt Lake,
support Tor the proposed baseball COM
pany, The project FOR which was launched
by Contractor w. ], Walsh who holds
a $1,000 lein on McCloskcy's ball park, is
not sufficiently healthy for immediate
action, according To expressions from
the committee, but that body is going
-skirmishinG again, inspired apparently
by tho relteration by Mr.. Walsh OF his
nIei neIlci that he will yet acquire The fran
Ihc Time for the next meeting of Tho
committee was not set, The session was
a a stormy one, in which the sporting edi-
lots of thc Butte newspapers came In
Ior roasting by the Walsh set of fans.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-30
Charleston Entries.

CHARLESTON. s. =. Jan. EN-.
tries for tomorrow's races are:
First race, three quarters OF = mil.
purse-Miss StannclI. %. Miss NIcuard
Achmct. JAY T., 81 Fawu, Gnnadore' ioG
ArbnlmS; pemoness, los; Billy Struve
los; Plain Ann. ll6; Carlisle NJ, 1IS
Second race. mile ana five -civbtbs
sellins-F, Powers. ZOE; King Avo1daIc'
lO5: Gu Bon, Emperor William. los.
Knight Deck 10; caush I'm. Jack
Third race. i've and a half nIrlonys
pnrse--Taahoma, 90; Sadie Shapiro. q,
Arany. i0l; star Rose. I0S: Puck. 105
Efficiency. Lady Sapphire, los: Arimo,,
rum.
Fourth race. ono and ono-sixtccptb
miles. purse-Robert Bruce Semiui,aynr'
Golden Treasure. Golconda, lO7; Rama ,
san. 10. Eddie Graney. RrcVltc lis
Firth race, three quarters OF a rntlc
sclling-hisS Jonah, 60: Cuttvhunk. Lord
Wells. 100: Camel. Elizabeth Uarwood
lO5: Suregct. Sir Clescs !. II. Barr. la5,
Sixth race. threc-quarters OF a mill
linS-IlearthstoBe. Wood Dove. Col.
oncl Brown, 100: Tahoma. Motherkips. q
Jim Ray. l02. Grlf, l0J. Joe Stein. los
Konnie Eloise, III; Fantasquc. lIs. Jack
wall l21.
Track slow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-30
STILL HOLDS HOPE
FOR DENVER JAUN7
Utalr Participation in Athletic
Tournament Depends on
Financial Arrangements.

There is still chance that Utah viii
be represented at tho big athletic tour
uament in Denver. which opens February
:. The plan Is 10 send fifteen winners in
the recent tournament held AT the Des-
crct gymnasium To enter the different
Glasses at Denver The question Of
finances has thus FAR stood In the way
OF tho completion of arrangements.
Oscar GiuGrich Of the Y. NJ. { 4, yes
tcrddy wired Matt Gallagher. who has
charge Of the Denver tournament, asking
him IL the tournament promoters would
assist the Utah athletes in meeting eN
pcnscs. Giugrich figures that the cost
OF transportation FOR fifteen men rt s22. 80
each and incidental travelling expenses
would approximate 800. II the Denver
people will appropriate hair OF this sum,
GingTiCh thinks the arrangements Tor the
trip can bc completed He thinks the
Utah non would he willing to pay their
own expenses In Denver.
Gingricn expects an answer 10 his tele-
gram this morning. llc thinks there is
better than good chance that the Den
vcr promoters VIII meet his suggestion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-30
HAS STAUNCH FAITH
IN HACKENsCHNIDT
Curley viii Demand Match
With Cotch When Georges
Knee MendS.

Jack Curlev. who Is in Salt Lake pro-
noting the Johnson-Flynn fight. yrster-
dav received lcttcr from George Hack
enschmidt, the wrestler who Is now in
London.
iackenschmi1i writes that his knee
has again gone had lie was moving q
Christmas tree AT his home in London
when the old injury asserted itself again.
Hackcnschmldt consulted n famous bone =
setter in London and the %-rny was put
on the injured leg. The wrestler says
the plato disclosed a piece OF bone quite
dintinctly separated from the knee joint.
1t rs llacEenschmidts intention 20 60
10 Paris, whore he win take the best OF
care of himself. lie may do Il bit OF
WORK with some French wrestler. but, ms
he says, II viii bc only, gentle.
Curl"Y confidently expects Ilacken =
schmidt again 10 get into condition. And
when he does. said Curley, "Tm going
after Gotch right. | am behind iaCkcn-
schmidt to the limit. and ] am prepared
To back him for all | can cot. I think
he can throw Gotoh and I am willing
10 back my judgment.
AS George saws. tho surgeons I'm Chi
csSo who examined his knee belttled
tho extent uC thu injury. That is shown
By the letter J got from him today. But
] am firmly convinced that ho can get
into shape again, and when he does I
mean To force GotCh into a match.
VIII he ready 80 meet any kind OF terms
Gotch wants. but he will have TO meet
ilacEonschnidt or Law down.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-30
JOHNSON AND ALFRED
AT MERCUR TOMORROW

Much interest among lovers OF wrest.
ling centers In the match at Mercur
"Wednesday night when Julius johnson
OF Idaho and Wallace Alfred OF Smith
hcld arc 20 meet I'm heater argument.
Alfred threw Frank MacCarrol Of Idaho
Fails AZ Tooele on January 20 and re-
turn match has been arranged between
these two at Tooclc Tor February Il
The sporting fraternity figures that to-
morrows d match at Ncrcur will be 2 hiEh
class tubslc- Johnson cannot afford 20
lose any bouts for the reason that he Is
eager 10 meet Mike Gokel. Alfred has
been training steadily. and nc is conf-
dent tnsi he can put johnson down A
hrgo number ot Salt T.akcrs vii un-
1oubtc1ly 80 TO Merrur TO witness the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-30
SALT LAKE R|FLEN|
MAKE GOOD sHDN|
Are Tied for Second Plac
Race for League
HonorS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. a,-pr
university and Massachusetts a.
tural college. with four victories ~
no losses. are tied for first place /.
eastern division OF the intercollee,,,.
shooting league. according 10 reuI.
nouDccd tonight Scores OF lasi
were: Massachusetts Agricultural y
954; Harvard university, gJ2, n,
university. a0i: Louisiana SAte
sity. sI6, University Of PennsyIvscI
Norwich university. Sg7: West h
university, SOS, Maryland yAEdc1
college, S07; North Georgia ATrit.
college. SS5; United States Collese Z
erinary Surgeons dcfaulted: n
college. $50: New Hampshire ooIlto
In the high school class. Iowa C~
school and the Southern high SCI
Philadelphia, with five victories ~
no defeats. are tied for first phs.
Is triple tie for second place 81
DecrinG high school. Portland. ".
Lake City high school and b.
polyteclnIc school, each having fo1|
and ono loss.
For third place Western hIsh \
District OF Columbia; Brooklins,
high school. Morris high school n
York. and Manual Training ~
Philadelphia all are tied. With thra
tories and two defeats. The ren1
teams are all below the 500 pr
mark. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-30
TOMMY DIXON WINS IN
WHlRLWlND FINISH

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 2e.-By finishing like
q whirlwiud in the HEal two rounds.
Tommy Dixon ot Kansas City cvcnod mp
the lead that Oliver Kirk OF 81. Louis
had gained In the first Sis rounds OF
their bout at the Coliseum here tonight.
For the first sis rounds the 81. Louis
boxer had decided edge and looked like
= sure winner, but Dixon bored into Kirk
with such determination IN the SEVENTH
and eighth rounds that the st Louis
boy had all he could DO 10 keep upon his
H the scml-hnsl between Bcnn, No
Cove Of st. Louis and Frankie White
Of Chicago. the local boy outclasscd his
opponent practically in every round of
tho six
In the first bout ~ Tho evening Joe
Geneil OF 81 Louis had n slight edge
over Nike Elliot az Kansas cts al the
end OF six rounds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-30
HIGH SCHOOL AND
GRANITE MEET FRIDAY

The high school basketball team wa
put through hard practice Yesterday
afternoon. The PLAYING OF ibe hiri,
school team last Friday afternoon against
the University freshmen team was poor
exhibition % basketball. Coach Richards
worked the men most of tho time on
passing The ball. ss that was one Of
their weak points. The men were also
weak In basket throwing and they were
Kept al this for half an hour
The team will play the Granite five
Friday night at the high school cyn1na
sium. Tho hch school second team and
the Mutes will play a preliminary game.
The FIRST game Will be called AT 1:30
o'clock sharp. A dance will be given in
honor OF tho visiting team.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-30
FRANK KLAUS BEATS
CHICAGO X. o. BRO
BY international News sevics

By International News Services
PITTSBuRG. Jan. 2o.-FfAnk
the East Pittsburg bear cat, e1f1
favorite game 70 George ~
Brown Of Chicago tonight and
earned Fl decision in the short,a
route. Brown way willing Al aN
hut most Of his swings vent VII
Klans scored heavily In the lnllg1
Both men were strong and to,k
ly to wrestling. In the secon1
landed on top Of Browns head
him slightly. In every round VI
ers were in ring center and loss
in needless feintInC. Klaus. slu
cred head. sought TO straigh,en up
with blows 10 the stomach. oul
during the first three rounds
TO back up and PLAYED the sams
At times kiaus's Eruelllns oeL1
Brown and he stepped out OF cl1c'
tried swings. but was contlnusiy
In the firth Brown threw d.
his feet. He fell heavily anu
hurt. but recovered in the neAt
The final saw the men mlxlnt
with Brown Still Wild. DURING
and sixth Klaus's right hand sSa
This was due 10 n boil tnsl =
troubling him several days. 4.
Browns manager, Nat Le~
himself satisfied with his i@nans @
ing and is after a ten or N''s'
bout.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-30
Fight Promoter Emphaticaly Declares He Wants
to Stage JohnSon-Flynn Match in Vicinity
of Salt Lake; Has Conference

TACK CURLEY who is in Salt Lake
in the Interest OF the Johnson
Flynn fight. had e conference yes
~ terdHy with eight OF ten Salt Lake
citizens who arc Interested in in-
enterprise. Curlcy intended TO leave Salt
Lake for san Francisco YESTERDAY after
noon. but things 50 shaped themselves
that nc win remain over tnl Friday. lie
received word Yesterday from a couple ol
prominent men sskir- that he remgi'
I'm tho city To meet them. and this he
Will do,
salt Lake he declared emphaticalIv.
Il don't want 20 go 10 California or any
where else II I can be assured that the
popular sentiment OF the people OF this
section Is Tor The matcn.
Il am going 10 California. but my prlu-
cipsl object ia this city IS 10 arrange
'or the handling Of the crowds that Will
come 10 geo Johnson and Flynn 20 10 II
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-30
Yale Students Honor Heroes.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Jan. sa.-Ac-
cordiuE 20 vote ~ the Yale senior
class. Captain Howe OF the football
team Is the most popular student and ha :
done the most for his college of any
M nsnbcr OF the class Captain Merritt OF
The baseball team IL voted the best ath :
iete and Captain Gardner OF the tracLi
team the hanGsomost. Joseph r. l.. Rel
OF Aiken, :. G, IS considsred by his
fellow students as their best scholar
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-30
MURPHY AND HOGAN
FAST GETTING FIT

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. ao.-wbil.
Harlem Tommy Murphy ended his act
I've training Yesterday and win take Iire
easy until the gong gtrikes in Oakland
next Wednesday nlrht. .'One Rouud'
Hogan finds "a necessary 10 toll In the
gymnasium until tomorrow evening in
otaer 10 max" The required weight FOR
The twenty round bout Hogan dId cigbt
rounds tn whirlwind style ycstcTds, and
again pat on thr gloves today
II is understood that Murphy IL pInc-
INK hia hope on ring Enneraiship and
Wearing down his opponent rather rnsu
victory by q Knockout.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-30
CALLAHAN WANTS MORE
LIBERTY FOR COACHER

Callahan Of the American League club
favors change in the baseball code
which would give the coacher at third
base more liberty,
The South Side leader said last night
that a now rule should be framed where
oy the coachcr would be allowed TO stop
with his hands and hold back over
Jealous base runners. Callahan said he
had talked 10 President CoHiskey OF the
club about a rule OF the kind and he
would not be surprised to sec a change
made before the game is much older,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-30

In this section Of the country. I am CO.
Ing 10 have talks with a number OF big
men around hcrc-We had one confer
cnce today-aud I am confident that we
can put. through tnc affair all right"
tGrlsy has received another offer for
the light, This one comes from Las
not entirely now. Il has not borctoforo
been touched except by telegraph Las
Vegas offers 100000 Tor the 20. and has
posted $1,000 as an earnest Curley sayS
nc has number of offers and that with
ono exception. tncv are all hacked hv a
check for $1,000 as token OF good faith
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-30
Worry May Be Factor.

This weight showing on ConleN's part
has aroused world OF discussion Tho
dope sharks look knowingly N one an
other and insist that IL IS an unnatural
weight for Frankie. and hint That wUrry
cause unEnown-is responsible for u.s
low pouudpge.
Taking over this subject with Conley
tonight. round him iubIlaut over the
ease with which he had pared down "a
he weight notch.
Il am naturally a bantam and should
never have gone out Of this divisiou.
explained the rUddy-iaceJ Italian II ,.ni
doubly anxious TO whip Coulon First
because Il viii bring back tho champion
ship To me. end. second, because IL viii
De great boost TO Tom Jones 10 have
another champion on his string Jones
rAbbrJ me right after | had lost 10
Rivers, nj tiuic when The. kuucEr, !.
were swinging the slcdgcs mighty close
- my head. want to make GOOD for
Tom sake 81 well - for my owr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-30
RountifuI-
Three Bouts in New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. .e.-FrankIe
Russell OF New Orleans was given the
decision over Jimmy Foley OF San Fran
cisco IN close fight here tonight
Young NJ Demond of Chicago cot the
verdict over Battling" Burke of New
Orleans. and KID Grcavcs won from
kid Kelley. both OF New Orleans All
were ,en~rUund bouts at the New Orleans
Athletic CLUB.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-30
Coulon 10 TO s Favorite.

prcriuS odds in the Coulon Conlcy
6ettns show the champion TO be "a Ia 10
s iavoritc.
stating that lie was TOO light 10 con-
linuc work. Conlcy closed up his train
vacation.
Down ~ Venice. C0uiou put Ia a busy
anf running along the shore OF the Pa !.
nc Tor q tfc-wilN hike In the morning
and WORKING p fuil hour in the afternoon
wien ne boxed Mike BARLEY. Tonmc
Nlbane aud local youngstcr named
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-30
Klaus 20 Meet Sailor.

sAN FRANCISCO. Jan .a.-FranE
Klaus, The PiitshurE mIddlewsiEht has
pcsn siEHeo TO meet Ed P~iroskry. "a
navy sailor who has made reputation
N IoCal rings. w = twcnty-round bout
her, February -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-30
Clabby Defeats Howard.

MELBOURNE. Australia Jan 3p
Jimmy Clabby. the American purilizt and
Australian middlcweiCht CHAMPION. de-
boxer Of New South Wales. today IN ihs
seventh round The contest was one
Eiacc throughout
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-30
Aggies Defeat oneida

Special 10 The Tribuns
LOGAN. Jan. 2s.-The Agricultural col-
iSse team Won rom the team Of "a.
oneida stake academy OF Preston. Ida IN
BASKETBALL game tonight The score
was 80 20 -, % 20 Il In either hsly Tn.
sAsn' Was played AT the Brigham Young
college gymuaBium
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-30
Rivers and White 20 Meet

CHICAGO. Jan. 21.--Jsck White signed
articles today 10 box Joe Rivers twcn,v
rounds before Los Angeles club on the
afternoon ot March Il. according Ia
Freddie Gilmore. manager Of the C-hica-
go featherweight. They agreed TO weigh
the contest.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-30
CINCINNATI CLUB OF
OUTLAWS RENTS PARK

tlNClN NATI. Jan. 29.--1ohu J. RYAN.
owner ~ tie Cincinnati franchIs. oC ;bc
new lnited states Baseball league. ysld
today that lie had rented the Hippodrone
hsil park FOR ten years Harry stein
go, loriner tnird haseman Or the Chi
ago and Cincinnati clubs, II vas ru q.
mored. VII he engaged 10 manage the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-30
Fight Is Fiasco

LONDON. Jan, pa spsrrius con.
tcst before the National SpoTtinE clun
tonight between the Colorcd American
pugilists. Jim Johnson OF Galveston and
Az Lansford. was scrambiinE affair
II was scheduled 10 20 twenty rounds
third VIC
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-30
Ministers Protest.

CINCINNATI. Jan. pa resolution
protesting against the proposed Johnson
Flyun hEht WAS adopted today by tho
Methodist Ministers association The
resolution was ordered 10 bc sent To- con-
Errss, which viii be asked 10 icCisIate
against prize nShting
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-30
BURLINGTON KEEPS
UP WINNING LICK

The Burlington 4. G, basketball team
Is keeping up its winning lick in the
championship series. Last night the
Burlingtons beat the Eountiful team. 3S
TO -. Following was the lineup:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-30
Match Pcderscn aud cu.Ier.

CHICAGO. Jar. @s.-Jess Peterson
scandinavian champion. and char
cutler were matched TO-DAY FOR a Wres
ting match here February :. Tho con
tssi VIII ho decided by the best Two out
m three fallg