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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-19
VARSITY ATHLETES
PREPARE FOR TRACK

Athletes OF the different classes OF the uulver-
sity or Utah VIII compete In tho university gym
nasium this afternoon In the H0-yard run the
high jump and In cb!nning contests. Tho pur-
pose OF this indoo. meet and many similar ones
which TO follow is 10 develop what material
there may DO In the university which so far
has not bocu discovered. Every man In ;he
school will be allowed TO cntor.
Among those who viii compete IL tho iio-Jard
Ia Robert Flasei. mcInher OF the junior
class. Last year F1aao did this distance Tor
the university In The meets with tic other schools
OF the staio aud In class by hiuiuclf He
in close 10 record Time all spring and
this year II Is expected he will cut the old mark
down EDWIN Poteron, tho biE football man. lS
also a good at this dlstancc and Will oc In
tho for tho sonior class
As there r. a good nun !u the upper Glasses
10 the high jump this event Will probably 20 TO
OF the freshmen At least II Is hoped that
good prospect for the event can be found among
!irst-yca men.
Next week. I; the weather permits, Tho cross
country run will 10 held. This iS practically a
fiye-mllc run tho hills and guileB be-
hipd the university. lt is one OF tho banner
ernnts OF the year and Is always warmly con-
tested. In this event Of the best distance
IN the state will he Among othora
Captain Cole OF the track team: Jameson. Winter
uitE and Yuudt will
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-19
utes and seven minutes. December -.

nses ,sss and seven minutes. December 12.
Paul Bowser at Pittsburg, December
- 1919. Turner Won IN thirty-one min
utes and eleven minutes.
Walter Willoughby at Boston April 8,
1912. Turner won in one hour and twen-
ty-seven minutes and the second fall in
six minutes.
Bob Barry in London England. Tur-
ner won in twenty-one minutes and four
minutes
Tom Du Chesnc. London. England Tur-
ner won In hrty-one minutes and nine
teen minutes.
Jack Winthrop, London Winthrop won
irst fall In four minutes. Turner then
won second fall in one hour and forty -one
minutes and the third fall in one minute
and forty-seven seconds.
The list might be extended indefinitely
II experience can make a wrestler surely
Turner has had all kinds.
When asked II he noticed the altitude
at all. Turner said his mouth felt dry
and his throat a trihe sore. but lie
thought that was the natural result Of
tude will not Affect him at all. He is
2S wears old and weighs about 154
pounds.
Despite the fact that they are at the
top OF the middleweight heap, YokeI and
Turner gave no evidences OF the prima
donna temperament which so many cham
pions show, When they met TO pick a
referee they selected Ben Harker after
men were wholly reasona BILE and neither
acted a. all like the average cha M
pion.
Yokel Is In the very best shape possl-
bic for this match and while his conf
dence is what a champions should be-
he knows he will have TO work hard
turner Is just as confident Both men
have won so many times that they are
not worrying now.
IL Will be a great match beyond n
doubt. and the fastest from the start that
mas ever been seen here or elsewhere.
These two wrestlcrs would draw Il big
house anywhere IN the world for they
are the best OF their weight
HeagreD has big force OF carpenters
preparing the Auditorium for the thou
sands or fans who win be there to-
night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-19
APPROPRIATION BILL
AWAITING SIGNATURE

Being governor OF Utah would be a
much more satisfactory Job if there
were no legislative appropriation bill
to wrcstle with every two years. The
recent legislp ture appropriated about a
million dollars more than the state may
reasonably expect to get from revenues
on a seven and a half mill basis. 1t is
quite certain, however, that the levy
will be made eight mills this year and
thereby, the state will get couple of
hundred thousand dollars more. Still
there Will be balance on the wrong
side of three quarters Of million dol
lars, and this sum the governor is try
ing TO forget with the aid of his little
pen.
Section Of the appropriation act
gives the governor power temporarily TO
withhold all appropriations, or any oil
them, for the erection of new buildings
and improvements Of old buildings and
equipments, purchase of land and wa.
ter, construction OF sewerage systoms
purchase of fruit trees and for the
building of roads and bridges, or TO
purchase machinery, If, IN the opinion
of the governor, the condition of the
ture Of the sums appropriated.
The appropriation bill carries $325,
900 for new buildings. 1t also carries
100000 more or less for equipment
and improvements. The latter sum may
be pressed TO say, 100000 Even
with the whole of the appropriations
for buildings, improvements and
equipment eliminated, the governor has
yet to use his pruning hook to the ex-
tent of quarter of a million dollars
How that is to be done is question.
and it will be interesting to watch the
agility with which Governor Spry jumps
around through and over the various
items in the appropriation bill. To get
as nearly an accurate q line OH the sit
uation, as possible, Governor Spry yes
terday called into conference Senator
W. n Williams of Salt Lake county.
and Representative Enos Bennion of
Uintah county Senator Williams was
chairman of the senate appropriation
committee and Mr. Bennion held the
craftsmanship Of the appropriations
committee Of the house. The appro~
priation bill was the effort Of the
Joint committee.
No member Of the legislature was in
a position to become more conversant
with the states needs and the state S
ability to meet those needs than the
members Of the committees headed by
Senator Williams and Representative
Bennion. IT was to take advantage of
the information which Senator Will.
Jams and Representative Bennion were
able to supply that they were called in
to talk it over with the governor YES
terday. Doubtless they will be called
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-19
st53o mosT HORSE CAN WIN.
ga :smazoo's eieges. Troi win be Worth
Only s9oco TO 9e Spllt Eour Naxs

hALA MAIOo. Aiich.. March ls.-Twen-
ty-siN thousand dollars In early closing
purses were announced today by Secre-
larry W. y. Englernan. FOR the sixth re-
uc~al OF kalamazoo's grand circuit races.
August To- Q. inclusive. The two fea-
ture evcuts the card are the Paper
Mills purse. valued III $4,000, for 2:Ii
irotters. and the Burdick hotel purse
valued at $4,000. ior 2:l9 PAGERS,
These two races promise To- be unique
Tor they Will be decided on the four-h It
plan. the winner OF the respective events
10 receive valuable cup in addition TO
ii!s share Of the money.
The system OF every heat race will
prevail The value OF each heat In the
biz trot will be $4,000. being divided So
%. IL and 10 per cent. That means that
Il wll be possible for sixteen horses to
Win part OF the money.
The 2:l2 pace Will he conducted on
the same plan. the purse for each heat
being $500. In case OF a tie in either
race. the horses 80 tied Will be required
10 race NTH heat to decide the owner
ship OF the cup.
Three other events are included IN the
carly closing card. They are the Michi-
gan United Traction company's purse,
valued at $4,000. for 2:Io trotters; the
hickman hotel purse. valued at $1,000
for Ell trotters. and the American hotel
purse. valued at $4,000. for 2:ls PAGERS.
These three events will be three in FIVE
heats. 10 aDish with the fifth heat
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-19
JOCKEY CROTH RIDES
3 WINNERS, | SECOND
Under His Guidance Old
Definite Captures Second
From Delaney.
Dy International News Service.

Dy International News Service
Ell PASo. Tex. March ls.-Jockey Groth rode
three winners today and rot Tho place in ,hr
last race Compton. Weather clear: track
fast. Results:
First race. five and half iurlonss-Kali Iula
liz tGrothl. 10 /. won: Eagle Wing, 10 Wood
~ TO ?. second; Judge Denton H. 112 (Bcsun-
SOM. 20 10 l. thi.d Time. EOS. Kamchatka
Black eyed Susan. John Hart. Maddalcua King
Radford Dad s,eaEns. Sankey and Ell Sable also
Second race. ak furlongs-Dcilni,e 40 tGroth,.
To . won; Delaney. Ito (Estep). TO !. sec
ond Trojan Belle, 100 tCallahan). S TO J. third
Time i:I5 3-5. Edmond Adams. Angelus. Ramsy
and lshkoodah also run.
Third race. mile aud mn cishth-Dick Baker.
lia PcaS, 10 !, Ben Wilson, 100 nial.
sey). 3 20 l. second L. ". Eckert. IlO 10 Brcn).
Slecpland. Dudo Sam Bernard and LchIsh also
Fourth race seven furlongs-UpriSht. 100 CCar.
2. second; Meadow. iG2 Grpthi. 10 l. third.
Time i:ef 30. Dorothy Dean. Lsckrose. Mock
lor and Any Port also
Fifth race. SIX fuTlongs-Goldtinn. lOs (Crotn,.
TO !. won; Napo Nick los Carter. b TO 2.
second; Daddy Clip. los tHnN, ) to l. third. Time.
l:i2 %. Royal Dolly Flying Footsteps, Seneca
Mamie McDec and Safranor alSo ran.
Sixth race. mile-coIinet 40 (CartcrI
10 /, won; Compton, io tGroth), G to /, second
Wicket 1o2 ,Cotton) 10 10 !. third Time
l:3a Lot;a Greed Mary Emily Sugar Lump
Oswald g.. Transparent. Foronus and Star Ash
land also ran
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-19
Joe Turner Arrives in Fine
Shape for Match With
Yokel.

After having been on the train con-
stautiy for the past four days Joe Turner,
who wrestlcs Mike Yokel in the Audito-
rum tonight. arrived yesterday looking
as fresh and clipper as II lie had Just
come from his training quarters The
very first thing lie did after agreeing
with Mike that Ben Harker was a good
referee, was 10 hurry over to the fire
station TO get the stiffness out Of his
muscles. He worked with young Crabbe.
Nathan and another wrestler Incident
ally. Turner said after wrestling with
Crabbe that the younsster was a conner.
Yokel and Turner looked at each other
curiously watching gestures. walk and
everything that could possibly give m
indication OF strength or agility, Turner
VIII take another light workout this
morning and then. after Weighing In at
l5s at J o clock. he Will go on the mat
with Mike directly after the prelirnina-
ries which begin at Sis o'clock are nm
ished.
Turner looks the part OF champion
snip wrestler and he has a lot at stake
In this match. for he has signed with
Al Reeves for big tour in England and
France. providing he brings the cham
pionship back from Utah. II he loses
to Mike the contract is invalid.
Turner in the last five years has un-
douotedly thrown more men than any
other wrestler in the world, for most OF
this time he has spent with theatrical
buriesque shows. challenging and meeting
the best men In the cities where the
show was playing, Sometimes he has
thrown three night and hardly a week
has passed that no has thrown less than
an average OF one day.
This does not mean. however, that he
mas not met and conquered some OF the
best professionals, for he has.
Both in England and America Turner
has defeated the best mon they could
fnd for him. Yokel excepted ff Yokel
had lived In the east they undoubtedly
must have met long before this.
Turner estimates that In the last Ave
years he has thrown 1000 opponents
Only last Friday night he pinned the
shoulders Of big Hassan Youssouf. the
l3o-pounc wrestler who was In Salt Lake
last summer, TO the mat in straight
fails o! nineteen minutes and seven min
utes- Some OF Turner'S best recent VIC
tories follow:
Walt Evans. champion OF the south.
Turner won in three hours and Atty
seven minutes last Thanksgiving day at
Jim Prokos. the Greek Demon, Of
Boston. Turner won in forty-one min
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-19
Charleston Race Results.

By International News Service
CHARLESTON 8. C. March ls-Today's rsee
rosul,a
First race. five and half rurongc-Kelly, 5s
tHontour). TO 2. won: Cutie b.. i0T (Dreyer).
II to 5, second Aocop. lot tguIton). TO l.
third, Time. io3 Mama Johnson, Pink Lady
Polly Worth and Joaquin also ran.
Second race three and half turloneu-Har-
wood. ia ~. Hanover 20 /. wop; Flaming
Flnminso. l13 tVandusen). i5 10 second: Bull
gar. III tMoudonl TO 3. third. Time. ~ 1-5
Pat Rutledgo Coors. Front Royal. BuIga riau
sslvadora Frss Trade aud Ave aIoo ran
Third race. five and 4 half tuTionKs-Gro.venor
S tWolf. TO ]. won: Wiley. IH (Montourl
ls 10 s. second; Etheburs II. 81 tskirvin) 10
!. third. Time. l0S 3-5. Theo Cook Rosc
Queen and Fntbcrola also ran.
Fourth race. seven furlonss-Douald Mcdonald
100 tW!lson), 10 q. won: Sherwood. io7 (scharf
20 !. second Prince Ahmed. 10 CTspllnl II
10 5, third. Time. I29 10 Alfred v. Heupeek
N9nocse!, Flora Fina and Noble Grand also ran.
Firth race, seven furlongs-Thr Squire ,o4
q Ennoyo!) TO !. won: Ena IS fSnyaer)
10 ]. second: Berkeley, lOa fTapl!n). Is TO 1
third. Time. Ia 2-5, Pondant swar1rhilI
Barn Dance. York Lad. Lucky George Rene.
s!Gh race one mile and turions-Ella Crane
80 Fordj. to J. Won Plisnt ics fW,lEon,
eyon), second; Frog. ios Caontourl 10
'hird. Time. l;6s 90. Flel and Naughty Lad
also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-19
AID HURTS HAND AND
FIGHT Is POSTPONED
r. International News Service.

r! International News Service.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 1s-Ad wolEsst ac-
companed b. Manager Tom Jones. left today for
Hardin Springs to put in two weeks OF preliminary
work for his twenty round battle with Harlem
Tommy Murphy month.
Deforo leaving San Francisco. Manager Jones
notified Promoter James Coffroth that IL would
be necessary Ia postpone the date OF The coming
fight from APRIL IL 20 April 10. WolEast smashed
the lituo finger of his right hand In tho trip
down from Mcdford. Or, and his physicians do
clare the Injury Will not he fully healed In time
for q fight the earlier date.
We going TO take plenty OF time for this
fight said Jonea. "and rather than send VOL
CAST against Murphy In anything but first class
condition. would cancel the engagement. VOL
gasi VIII devote his ;Imo Hsrbiu Springs to
mountain climbing and other outdoor exercises
returning here At least two weeks before tho date
Of the fight Ir he losno he will fight
again"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-19
AMATEUR "VILIAI%l
VICTIM OF aHr

II. A, BohneJ, an actor tu IA.
troupe which In 10 pressut TIA .r,.-
thc Fifteenth ward tonight, feli ~. ~.
lain'H portion with a yensesu,s H..
boarsal whom revolver. ln,1.S - x
shell. was accidentally dls,tsr,ss
Though Behnoy's face vas sr,..s
niEht Mt the emergency ho,plt,I :.
quarters that he will appear Ia ~
thin Handysids tonight. Uc va, 49,,
c VI, Benedict: who spent nm, ~.
o'clock until 1880 picking Rrals.
OF Sir. Bchncy's face. The sm,,.rs
chooHuljy the while. And ,ho,ss, u.
tunate that his eyes were moi is.,,i
ney lives at 40 Pacific ayrrue ' =
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-19
"BURGLAR" IN Salon
IS lRATE CIrj

Panolmcn C. C. Cantenssn ,pi n
rths thought they had trapped A 1s-,t.
In the. act. burEle- while .you.rslr. 49,
snoy found a man In a aloo. Al d ~
South ftEcct AZ 1:3o O'Clock thk -
man turned out 20 be very iualrr,-s >.
had been asleep IN the back a, "A, -
locEinE-up tlmc came. and he III -
complaints that he bad mlr,sd 40 ~
would travel TO tho suburb vhs3 n H.
was RELEASED only when Gus Lin. -
the saloon. was called 10 opsn .ts ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-19
Plasterer Disappoints Eds

John Hughes. 55 years Of are. , Sr>..
Ing Mt Tenth South and Tvellh Ed -
attacked by thugs and knocked eeya Va !
jack near Liberty park shortly slte. 4 n
night. The assaiIantx were dlurt;-l
SearChins thcIr victim. as Huahes ~ =
or vaiuables. He vas tskea "a ~
quarters by PatrolmaD ". e JuksS -
found that he had suffered only 4 Nj n
the head, flo was later sent ho=s.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-19
Ten Rounds to Draw.

BY International News Service.
ATLANTA. Ga, March Is.-Jimmy Perry OF
PittsbGrg and wildcat Clarence Ferns OF KIM
sa5 City fought slow an d embarrassing
rounds here tonight TO draw. The bout was
billed ss the first OF series OF elimination bouts
TO decide the welterwelEht title of tho world The
crowd hoolod the two men repeatedly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-19
Elephants Win Easily.

MEMPHIS. rene. March iS.--Dunins Pennocs
aud "y"anT. pl,ob.as Tor iiie Phiiadeiphia Amer
ifhn resui~fd hello the Memphis Southern league
team 10 five bis today while tho maIo. lcsguorS
hat'ed OF, fifteen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-19
NEVADA ANTI-CARD
LAW IS MODIFIED
y International Nevs Service.

BJ 1nternslioneT NeN6 Service.
CARSON CITY. Nov March 1s.-Tbo legislature
this afternoon repealed the law permitting un-
limited boxing contests. passed sixteen years ago
20 make possible the fight in which FJ,ssimmons
won the heavyweight title from James ]. Corbctt.
An amendment was also adopted to the rigid gam
bling law which will allow tho TcopeninS of all
card games. Both bil!H were rushed through lust
before the sine die adjournment OF the losisia-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-19
Shelton Gets Deciaien

B. International News Service
ST LOUIS. March Is.-Jsck shslts 4 /
bcBted Joe Sherman OF Memphis ID,
eisht-Tound bout before the rulrn c7|
club. winning Tho decision a ~ a
quite Il close bout.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-19
By bud" T
Es {.
II 1,Sh|

IN !. again before the govsr,, .
finds the bill in shape ia, (.
turc. There seems littls u,,'s'
the appropriations measure ~
proved until tho last days ~ q.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-19
Tigers Win Hard Game.

NEW ORLEANS. Mach ls.-'rh- prsctice game
hriEee1 she Detroit Americans aud the New Or.
isans fcsr, az tho Southern league today went
iNrlss lrurgs. ths visitor winning. I To 3. I'm
~ the ninth luDlrs the score to In favor
OF pe;roi' bot In ibis sesn!on Tho locals oiled up
Tie hrIINNr- o.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-19
Phillies Win, 13 to IL.

FAYETTEVILLE y. c. March 18Th. Pbis-
1-phia N1t,onAis and Baltimore InIrrDatiouaIs
7layed thtlr opsntaE pTo-scsson here To-
dsy. Philadelphia winning. ~ TO 70. Dooln's met
pounded me nolilmoe piicheFg Roth. DanioTth
ard Smith for :rir7cer hi,a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-19
MATTY BALDWIN WINS
FROM EDDIE SMITH
BY International News Service

NEW YORK March i&-Matty Baldwin os Bos.
ton won the popular decision In hls bout with
Eddie Smith OF New York In Browns gymnasium
tonight. Tho contest went the full ton rounds
and the New York boy put up good fight but
tho BostoniSn was. according TO tho spectators,
tho winner
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-19
Trolley League

A. meeting o. the Trolley league held last
night tho folowinE offieers elected Clsr-
enos Croshell. PRESIDENT: 0id Morris Vice prrsi.
scnt: Williams. secretary and treasurer Z
Byvater and ". Choul,s dtre-torS The follow
Log teams have entered the league; Fratnp,on
A G.. A. D. 8. A. g. white Fawn 4. C. Tbe
folloSinE are prospective entrants; Murphy A. q
and Whn6erers- The league will be com pso.ed Of
ak teams. This leaving o1e more 10 come In Ths
fiTrt applicant vtl have the preference All ur1-
pires 10 games will be kalAried A, later
meeting a schedule VIII be arranged.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-19
Crown Bowlers Win.

Tho rrosn bo-ier from the s,reveiI- Pat
er'on oo~l!nx ieasi last olght winning two cut
ot ihFer games Roedall high man bowling
bes % al three Eanes, The Scott team will play
the Cortinenisir tonight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-19
Bender Helps Texans.

HOUSTON. Tex March is.-wi,h Bender pitch.
iog. the Houston. rss.. league team punched hits
IN the first an!nEs ~ tosay's game and won
osef the r,iit sausd OF tho Ph!isdephls Amer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-19
Cardinals Beat Minors.

ALBANY. Ca. March 1s.-The 81. Louis Ma
u0nais defeated today the Albany South Atlantic
league team. to q. In ~ell-piayed game.
Wolfe. -ho pitched the las, six ianinsa for Al
bany. held the big leagues 10 thee scratch hits.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-19
WEbFEET BEATEN BY
WHITE SOX HOME RUN
Chicago Defeats Portland,
Oregon, Team by Score
of ) to 4.

vfsALiA. Cal, March ia home ruu By Col
li1s In the third inning TO-DAY. with t~o men
bases. gave III, Cbrago Americans lead that
the Portland team o: the Coast league could not
overcome n. ". T.
Chicago .-............ ............-....,.. ?
Portland .................... .......-r...f
Bat,esies-su,t;h. Walsh and Easterly: HaIer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-19
Kodak Pictures Finished.

Mail us your films. Salt Lake Photo
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-19

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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1913-08-21
Slightly AduIterated.

Mandre de F'ouquieres. the celebrat.
ed Partisan cotillon leader, talked to
group of reporters. before his de-
parture for France. about the Amerl
can woman.
1T Is a mistake to suppose that
The question OF money plays an inn
portant part in American marriages"
said M. de Fouqueres. THE love
match is not rare Indeed 1t is much
more common here tLan with US"
Smiling, the Frenchman added:
II believe there are few American
girls who would answer as the candid
New York debutante did when asked
If she was marrying for pure love.
Pure Lover said the debutante.
with a roquish smile. Well, not alto
gether. Pure love. adulterated with
a little money"