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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-12
Sentenced to 100 Years.

BUTTE. Mont, Dec Il-AIbert,
convicted last week or the murtl er
of Thomas Slonalsi. was sentenced TO-DAY
to 100 years in the peniteRtiary by Judge
Donian. A quarrel between the mems
wives led TO the killing. which occurred
August g.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-12
Novelist Honored.

LONDON. Dec. lit Is reported that
the order OF merit, the most exclusive
British decoration. will be conferred on
Mrs Humphrey Ward. the novelist. The
only woman hitherto belonging to the or
der was Florence Nightingale
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The evening world., 1912-01-04
FINDING IN TICKET /
SCANDAL WILL Be
KNOWN Tomorrow
Hinted That Report Will Prove
Staggering Blow in Some
Quarters. :,

CINCINNATI. Ian. "A finding In
Pho ,icto, sc,nd,i which will he partic-
-. ru,aua..t.n >. ~, ,ars =, Nav
' -,
YORK VIII DC "aoe py mo ''
~ -.
row. Just what the finding Is the mem
hers OF the board refuse to say. but
49,. ,a s,,.u,,o ,,,, tho finding IN a
Wv. Wv. AI,a,.nss on,Ir
cry 'oiN''i.o'. 80 oo, ,o,r,v ,brs.
me COMMISSION mas uee - ,,cno,.
! months investigating inc sac Oh
at the recent worlds series, ana u Is
only nov that they are ready 10 inaNe
known to the public what they have
found out.
Tho ,hrea embers Of the commission
The evening world., 1912-01-04
CveScenkS TO PIQu
Santa Claus Team

The Crescent Athletic Club ana tho
81. Nicholas Skating Gu teams will
play their hrst game IN tho Amateur
Hockey League championship tourna-
ment tonight at tho 81, Nicholas zee
Rink. Very much depends upon tho out
come OF this game. for the Santa Claus
team. made up OF former Yale and Har-
ward stars. IL formidable enough to
make determined bid for the title. aud
a defeat for the Crescents at the outse,
OF tho season would give the champions
a setback that would compel them ia
night n sturdy uphill campaign to over
come u lead OF "a single amt
The evening world., 1912-01-04
Jumbo Wells Loses Nout.

In n slow and uninteres,ins tca-round
bout last night at the Sharkcy \. g..
Jack Mcfarland. the big heavyweight,
from brooklyn. defeated Jumbo" Wells
OF Australia. Mcfarland had the bet.
ter OF nearly every round and several
times had Wells hanging on from ter
rimc right hand body punches. Wel,s's
best round was the eighth, In this ses-
Sion ne landed several hard r,ghts to the
law that slowed Mcfarland up, hut the
Rrooklyn boxer came r!rAt back neag
the end of tho round end hooked several
lights 10 TIE body.
The evening world., 1912-01-04

Waugh will ne: for twenty ROUNDS ct Vernon.
OIL. on Jan. II.
Joe Rivers. the Mexican fighter who knocked
ut Frankie Conley at Vernon. Cal. on New Years
afternoon. has been matched 10 meet Jack White,
the Chicago fighter. for twenty rounds before the
Pacific A. q. q Vernon. Cal, on Fvb. ]. Rivers
Is anxious 30 set a chance TO meet the winner o.
the Abe Attel Johnny kilbane fight on Feb. -.
and Tom McLarey has consented 70 put hin on Il
no defeats White.
Jess and Eddie Siciiahon, managers Of III,
Empire and Olympic A. c., o.dsy sent q telt.
gram TO Jack johnson Offering him q guarantee
Of $4,000 to meet Joe Jeanette in q ten. roupd
bout at the Empire A. q. In three weeks. Jeanette
to got $4,000 FOR Ibis 1nd.. The McMahon broth.
could expect 20 receive. as his demand Of $50. 00l
Il for . battle Of twenty rounds or more.
Leach Cross. who hes heen taking = rest sine,
he fought Knockout brown. Is ready to BATH,
again. Leach, has hccu matched 20 meet Bei'
Jan. Y. Eddie Mcmahon clinchcd III, mattel
to-day. by consentius TO the terms suggested BY
both fighters.
II looks q, 4, 'he Tordcn A. q. on Grand stree
will have Its. license taken. away by the st,''
have bcen P~,r.crrcd against the owners q the clul
the club, and several boxers who claim that the
Ike Fordon bet on Marty. Brown to Last. te,
found, in = bout With Willie Beeche- which III
says he hu never been paid fol, hi. services
The I.oxing Commissioner have ordered. 10th TN
Forlon bro,hcis. 10 appear at the next neetiri
to answer the charges.
The evening world., 1912-01-04
Newspaper Accounts of His
Bout With Denning Cause
Foreigners Departure.
BY John POLLOCK.

1ScOURAGcD by his defeat In
his first bout In this country by
jack Dennlng. the local fighter.
at the Fairmont A. G.. on Monday after
noon. Marcel Moreau. the iu!ddlcwei It
champion OF France. sailed for home
To day on the steamship Lorraine. Mo-
rcau thought he would experience little
troublc In beating our fighters. but
when his manager had an interpreter
read him tho ccoun IN the local
papers OF his Tight and they all gave
the verdict 10 Dennlng. Moreau insisted
upon going home at once. Before sail
ing Morcau declared no can make more
money by lighting In Paris than here.
Before g,inG against Al I'alz,r In Q tan round
bout in thu city ncst month. jim lynn. thu
Pueblo heavyweight. viii inset Al Kubiak. In,
Michigan giant. In a battle st Toroa,0 on th,
nirht VI Ian. Is. Jack Curley. mansg~r OF Flynn
today agrod for l1yna TO met Kutiak fo- ter
rounds at tho olympic 4. e. Of that city. Flynn
and falIer vii! mos, likely come tose,hcr Feb. %.
Jack johnson has Just made a statement. 10 IN,
c'foct that lie will not fight in California undr
any circumstances. lilo says that tho people on
there are 81 bitter toward him since he knocke,
ont Jim Jsifrits for the worlds championship nj,
mat he. Gould no; erpsct 10 set = square deal u
suy OF his fights thrrc.
Freddie welsh. the English ex Lightweight cham
rdon. hA hem sSned NY for another fight by Ton
McCArey. the fighi promoter Of La Angeles. IN
cl,pDnent IN this battle will be Bobby Waugh.
promising lightweight AZ Tdxa5. who knocked on
Jimmy Giblln Ia the eighth round OK The pTel m
mary 80 to the ocrley'Rivcrs fish,. welAi ~
The evening world., 1912-01-04
-Four Big Indoor Meets Planned
By Local College Athletic Teams

Regiment Armory. The attractive pro-
ann which has been arranged is
expected TO bring out the best OF the
local stars.
The annual indoor relay carnival OF
the Columbia University Track Athlete
Association will he held this year In the
Twenty-second Regiment Armory or
Saturday evening. Feb. II. This meet
was not OF the schedule last season
owing to the fact that II vas impos.
sib!e to secure a suitable place for hold
INK 1t.
At this meet the New York A. G
relay team will meet the team OF tn.
Boston A, A..
A two-n4le relay race for tho william
Fellows Morgan Cup. which Is now In
the possession OF Yale. will be run oil
as well as a one-mile relay race fol
the Gustavus #. Kirby Cup. whict
Syracuse now holds.
The evening world., 1912-01-04

~OLLEGt. and club athletic stars nre
looking forward with interest to
tho four big indoor meets sched-
ulcd by the athletic associations OF the
local colleges this month and next.
New York University will he the hrst
10 run off games. They will "A X place
on the night OF Jan. IS at h Twenty
second Regiment Armory. and Will be
the first OF their kind acid by the Uni
yersity Heights collegians.
Ono OF the many features OF the NEE.
VIII 20 a two-mile relay race for col
lcge teams, in which Yale. Columbia
Pennsylvania n Cornell have en-
tered. and IN which Harvard, Prince
ton and Fordham are expected 10 com
pete.
Tho MAMMA tan College Athletic As
ISOLATION Will hold Its annual indoor
anne on Feb. 8 Mt tho Twenty-second
The evening world., 1912-01-04

Spurred on by the knowledge tina. q
second defeat will ~re!es-.e hin to the
ranks of has beens." Henri st. Yves.
the French marathon runner, has gone
through a faithful course OF training
and IL now IN shape for his return
match race tonight with Al Raines at
the Metropolitan Roller Rink. Tho dis
lance OF the event Is twelve miles.
The evening world., 1912-01-04
Discouraged BY His Defeat
Here, French Champion
MOreau Sails for Home
BOXING SHOWS TONIGHT.

At National Sporting Club%ack
Goodman vs.. Johnny Mario. ten
rounds.
At Fordon A. C.~Johnny Dundee
vs.."Ty" Cobb. ten rounds.
At Malvern. a.. C.-K. o.. Smith VS..
Willie Barton. ten rounds.
Matches Arranged.
Young Ahearn and "Cy' Smith
will meet for ten rounds at the
olympic A. G. Of Harlem next Mon
day night.
The evening world., 1912-01-04

George Whitney OF the Harvard Club won his
place In the final round Of the national open
handicap squash teams tournament on the court
Of t.e Princeton ClIb. Whitney. with the handi-
zap mai; Of scratch. defeated his %clupmate. d.
l.. Starr, q minus five aces PLACER. after three
swiftly played sets At 1917. ij-S and 1J-S.
The evening world., 1912-01-04
Star Catcher Has Had Manage
rial Bee Buzzing in His
Cap for Years.
ny ALEX. SULLIVAN.

tIpGlNG by u despatch at hand from
Boston, Johnny Killing. the we'll
known catcher. Ia about to realize
the ambition OF his life. For years he
has had tho managerial bcc busling In
his cap. and there are many who declare
that had he boss In the Hut last
year the club would have made a better
showing than It did. Now comes word
that some time this week the now Bos-
ton National League Club owners will
announo their decision to replace Nrsi
enney as manager. and that King Is
tho man they will tender the position.
Killing Is regarded one OF tho greater,
baseball generals that ever trod tho
diamond. There 10 hardly anything
worth knowing In inside baseball that
no doesn't know. II WA I've that was
the key to tho old Cub ma ohin which
10 resularly won championships a few
years back. and incidentally no was at
h time looked upon Va me best back
stop In tho country.
eosToN MAY PROVE A BIO FAC.
TOR IN THE RACE.
II Killing Possesses the ability 60 make
the men hustle for him In Ina rmoniou.
f~ashloa-and no man knows what he
u do In this respect until ne triss IT.
then Boston Ia nablo TO cut quito q
swsth In the National League race mex
season. Evon last yca despite the fac,
they finished In tho ruck. they had .
hard hitting combination. and the,
struck terror into tho hearts OF man,
pitchers. With Jackson. Donun ant
Miller IN the outneld they have a tri,
OF outsrgardsners which would BE- har
TO beat. while thsir innsld u no slouci
when II comes TO swattinx. stthsr.
Wise followers OF the diamond pas
time have been expecting for a Ion,
time the announcement that Kim
would DO sven tho rcins In tho Huh
~ 'hes didn't tina gine for a mlnu,
that So shrewd a baseball man 4
John NJ. Ward would reappo,nt Tonnsy
who AAs been u complete failure In IN
many chances he has had 20 put IN
Boston team on the National Leagu
baseball map.
klinx an been catching In the Ma
oohA! League since 1901. and IN q
that time he has cherished n des.r,
which has grown stronger with eac
succeeding year. 10 manage q ball e,u
hiihe'Fs ." slp7c OF tuo season I
I 1905. when tho Cubs won tho champion
} ship from the Giants, thanks to q tee,
I n!cality. he got into a dispute with N
owner OF the Chicago club IN rerar
to las salary for the following seaso,
n he failed 60 report during 1900,
A great fuss wss raised when /
wanted 10 play again IN 1910. and Il
National Commission ruled that he won
: have 10 pay u 500 'ine before he aga
, donned an organized ball uniform.
was not because OF the fact that I
|. had failed 20 oport TO his club, b.
because during tho time he was on
4 played with the Missouri a c.
Kansas city. a team composed OF hlacI
listed players.
d King PAID HIS FINE ALI
! RIGHT.
. The crafty catcher paid his nne a
I sight. bat as the Commission also rul,
D that the Cubs couldn't sell or ira,
I him for IA ear Kling probably los,
chance To become q manage then, 4
: the Dodgers and the phili!es at Il
. time tried TO securs him for leader.
During the season OF lslA Killing W,
The evening world., 1912-01-04
Inability to Secure Suitable
Ponies Supposed to Be Rea-
son England Won't Play.

THERE will be no i%nternatlonl polo
contest here this year for tho In.
ternat!onal cup. Major +. Egerton
Greene. manager Of the Hurlingham
Club OF England. having informed The
World representative in London that II
had been definitely decided that no
British polo team would be sent to this
country this year to try to recover the
sup. Major Greene further declared
that no formal notification has been sent
to tho American Polo Association be-
cause 1t is unnecessary to do so. as the
rules governing the match stipulate that
the challenge must be sen. before Dec.
81. 1t Is learned that the reason for not
challening Is due to difficulty In procur-
ing capable ponies.
The evening world., 1912-01-04

After bcing defeated twice In su-crssion by tn,
Yale hockey team. the Cornell rlayefs finally 70,
their bearings last right and turned the tables
Svraclse hy q scnre u J to D
The evening world., 1912-01-04

William n. Cragin jr.. twice indoor tennis
Champion and holder o! several outdoor titles.
will meet George O.. Moore jr. in the final contest
or Saturday In the Seventh Regiment indoor ten.
hs Championship tournament. Cragiu GAINED the
right TO meet Moore by defeating X. w. kluep-
c.,
The evening world., 1912-01-04

The experts Of the French turf are now pre-
dieting tha. W. X. Vanlcrbilt's Montrosc II. will
win the French derby. tho English Derby and tho
value Of St4O. 900,
The evening world., 1912-01-04

In connection with their training at
Marlin, Tex. tho Giants will play tho
following exhibition games:
March Z. Dallas: 8 Fort Worth; o.
Daras: 10. Fort Worth. IL and II. Hous-
ton; 81. Danas; ~. Fort Worth: %. Dal-
las; n, Fort Worth.
The evening world., 1912-01-04

1,buu,'. white Eleuisnt Bowling AIless
ana Bii,jard TmrIOr. 3ist st. 3 BroadMays
The evening world., 1912-01-04

The American tennis team TIA, wen. all the way
10 New Zealand 20 try and bsing back the Davis
International Lawn TtnriS Challenge Cup have
failed IN thor attempt. losing all fir. matches
10 the Austrian defcnders II. the trophy. The third
and most disastrous efiort tist the Americans
made TO lift the cup came to an end yesterday.
Larned, the American, refused to meet BrookcS.
The evening world., 1912-01-04
Managing Boston Club
Killing Is About to Realize
Ambition of His Career

80 -. - - ~ -
nis r."s."s. ~ ''"n.s
hoh,nI ,h. " s"owm "r"" authyc
,,,m. .rn. 49, - n, 80 49,, ""rn,
,rn c,,,.vn ,,,, ,r.I LII Lsu,a ,,,,rh"r
C,Inin MA w.nvnr and o,,roIder
Il,I.er ror p,tcber cnr,,. ca,cher
Inns.
King b,lltcd nj nr,t nj IN, trade and
issued mn ultima,nm ia ,he Bos,on tcam
that IL they didn't rlvc him n mar, Of
tho bonus thnt Vas sunnn.oJ IN have
been received slon, With the Cub NAV.
ers he wound mt n,ay for them
The Ro,,ons M the time we're IN mead
o, a good backstop. 80 they Immediately
no r,.,r,ed ,o ths ,oid
Although Kuny fnIl,s, m,ser,hlv with
,h. h,, Coz ,ho pos,nns ,as, snason ho
dis,,.v.a nasho. ", Nj. .,d. ,inn 40.
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The evening world., 1912-01-04

COLUMBIA E, va. BuRlAsQUE ansIias
i IA sasesi:l EuNSWiXlVN GIRLS. TG 49, "a. BE.
ARURRAY nlLa THEA. Lex. Ave. a ..d 81
rN' Mat. D-DA 15c. a5c. SOC. S,nnkliu
lX1 a 10, s ,ai' re S1f' Columbia B%urlesquers
Williams news., 1912-05-18

jams, at the earnest solicitation of his friends, has decided to make the race for town councilman. MT. Friberg has been with the Saginaw & Manistee Lumber company for twelve years, and that he is appre- ciated by the company is shown by his being so long a trusted em- ploye. He is well posted on the needs of the town and if elected his vote will always be found on the right side where the progress oi Williams is concerned. He is 8 property owner and consequently will use every honorable means al his command for the advancement of the town.
Williams news., 1912-05-18
REPUBLICANS WILL
 MEET ON MAY 2S
Flagstaff, May 15, 1912.

Pursuant to call of Chairman L.. F. yerkamp, the Republican Coun. ty Central Committee, of Coconino county met at the court house at Flagstaff on the above date for the purpose of deciding the manner of selecting delegates to the State Re publican convention, to be held at Tucson, Arizona, on June 3, 1912.
 On motion duly made and car ried the County Central committee will meet at Flagstaff on Saturday evening, May 25, 1912, and select four delegates to the State Repub- lican convention, to be held at Tucson on June 3, 1912.
 At this meeting it was deemed advisable, and it was so ordered, that an invitation be extended to all republicans interested in the success of the republican party to attend the meeting of the County Central committee May 25th, at the court house in Flagstaff at s o'clock p. m.' of said date.
 By order of the Republican Cen tral Committee.
 Attest: L. F. VERKAMP, Chairman.
 B. A. CAMERON, Secretary.
Williams news., 1912-05-18
BILL PASSES THE HOUSE
The Hunt County Bill Is Now
 Up to the Senate

The bill introduced by Repre- sentative Thos. Maddock, providing for division of Coconino county, passed the house last Wednesday by vote of p to 9, and in doing so the house paid one of the most unique compliments to Representa- tive Maddock ever paid legislator. The bill is now in the senate, where one of similar nature met defeat by a small margin, and it is thought that owing to the large majority the bill obtained in the house, the sen ate may recede from its former posi- ton and pass the same.
 The Hunt county bill should, and probably does, stand upon its mer- it's It is unfortunate for the meas ure that many others of a similar nature were brought to the fore, and by this means support it otherwise would have received has been elim- mated.
Williams news., 1912-05-18
NEW ELECTRIC LIGHT
 AND POWER PLANT

R. J. Arey, president of the Grand Canyon Electric Light & Power Co.,, is very busy man these days. He is doing his utmost to re- establish current on the town lines, and states that he hopes by the end of three weeks to have the electric plant, that was burned down recently, in good working order and have the juice on all lines.
 It has been found upon examina- tion that the boilers and the large 21O horsepower engine are not ma terially injured. With fittings on the engine and boilers they will soon be in working order. A force of men are clearing away the debris, making ready for the contractor to rebuild the buildings.
 MT. Arey states that the boiler house will be constructed of stone, with corrugated iron roof and the engine room will be rebuilt entirely of corrugated iron.
 The system Mir. Arey has decided to adopt will be the three phase system. A 100 kilowatt A. c. gener- ator is now on the way and large I
 direct-current generator is already in the freight hause.
 The primary wires of the system will carry 23O0 volts, and will be reduced by step-down transformers to required voltage, making the same secondary voltage as the old system.
 Switch boards and station instru- ments necessary for the installation of the new system have already been ordered and should arrive by the time the building is in shape te allow them to be set up. I Superintendent Fred Lindgren has been in Los Angeles. for the pas several days making purchases O things necessary for the new plant
 The estimated cost of the build ing and outfit will be close to twent, thousand dollars.
Williams news., 1912-05-18

Monogram saloon Ed Hoffmeyer, all of Williams; F. w. Payne, Parlor Exchange, Woods & Fetter, Senate saloon, Rickel x Brooks, M. T. Piper, David Tate, all of Flagstaff,
 Report of county treasurer for month of April showing receipts of $3, ,O9978, disbursements $14, ,257 .95, balance on hand April 30, distrib- uted to the various county funds $115,5 5,5S6.8O, was checked with treasurer's books, receipts, stubs and cancelled warrants and ap- proved.
 Board ordered $2O per month for support of Ignacio Ureta children at discretion of clerk.
 T. E. Pulliam, sheriff, is hereby authorized to draw on county treas urer by assigned claims not to ex- ceed $500 for expense of sheriff's office for month of May.
 Appointment of J. R. Treat as deputy assessor was approved.
 No further business the board adjourned.
Williams news., 1912-05-18
RIFLE CLUB HOLDS
 ITS REGULAR SHOOT

Last Sunday the Williams Rifle club held its regular contest and the scores made by the attending mem bcrs will be credited to them for the prizes offered for the best total scores made during the season.
 The conditions under which the members shot were very trying, the sharp, gusty and variable wind making good shooting very difficult Each member, knowing that every shot was to go on record toward helping him earn one of the beauti- ful solid gold medals offered by the club, spurred him on to shoot his best, but the elements at times fooled the members considerably.
 w. D. Finney made three bulls eyes, but the wind played sad havoc with his total score. All the mem bers present got one or, more bulls eyes with the exception of Kirk patrick.
 Quite few of the members did not show up for the contest, conse- quently they will have quite diff cult task to perform in catching up with the leaders. The results of Sundays shoot follows; ten shots per man, best possible score 50.
 W n Ein1av ootc p Y;rknatr,nk oe
Williams news., 1912-05-18

Merchant Geo. w. Mathews, is having a cement walk laid on the north side of his business block The walk will be over POO feet long and eight feet wide. This is the sort of improvements that not only enhance the value of his property but helps the appearance of the town. It would be nice if some of the other business men would do likewise.