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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-16
BURLINGTON BEATS
GRANITE HIGH SCHOOL

The fast Burlington quintette. which
has been beating the best amateur fiycs
in the city for the past two years had
no trouble in winning from the Granite
being SS 10 IL None or the local high
school teams have q chance with BurIing-
ton. In the game last evening the win
ners had the advantage OF their own
floor
As preliminary 10 the big game the
second Burlington five beat the second
'1ranits's in n close contest, ending 10
20 IS. Both fvcs showed excellent form.
Max SchatZ. AuSherpIan. Spahr and
Maclsey were the stars
The 1iueup-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-16

UIBE Salt Lake baseball ians
MAJ believe that the worlds series
NM is a thing of the past, officials
Wv Of the Manufacturers Associa-
ton Of Utah declare that the
championship contest has just begun ol
course the series that the manulactur-
crs refer to has To do with the MEMBER
shin campaign which has been inausu-
rated by the assocla ton.
Twenty eight members OF the assoeia, :,
ton met In the Arcadia yesterday AZ
noon The general opinion was that tne
army idea OF conducting a membership
campaign has been worn threadbare. be,
sides being antagonlstic to the world
peace movement Attendants at the
meeting signified that they would sooner
play than fight.
As a result, it was decided TO conduct
the campaign in a series Of nine base
ball games The Red SoN, under Captain
j. j. O'Connor. and the Giants, under
Captain O. r. Meredith, are the CONTEND :
ing teams for championship honors.
The captains selected their players
yesterday and will start training tooaS
for the opening game. scheduled ior next
Tuesday at 2:30 o'clock The players
will participate in n luncheon TUESDAY
at noon, following which the first game
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PORTSMEN Interested In having
the game laws revised by III,
present legislature met last night
~ and adopted the report OF their
committeemcn-John ". Sharp. j.
II. Chambcrlin and L. Il. Schefski This
report recommended that flshways and
screens be used and that herring be
classed as game lsh with trout. Pro-
lection OF catfish from seine fishermen
was also advoca ted.
In this connection 1t was pointed out
that the company which seincs In Utah
lake and which is said to ship out OF the
state not less than three carloads week.
ly pays only 81 a year license. which
Is y cents less than the boy who wants
To fish with bent pin has to pay. This
phase of the matter Will be presented TO
the legislature.
The solons viii also be asked to send
fish dyna miters To the penitentiarr. from
one To three years. instead OF fnng
them or giving them a brief term in the
county jail.
The report suggested ,lat the duck
shooting season be opened on September
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'ASPlRANT FOR TITLE
PUTS UP GOOD BOUT
BY international News Service.

DETROIT, Jan, IA small crowd saw
Harry Dell OF San Francisco and Harry
rounds before the Windsor Athletic club
tonight Although the pace was begin
ming 10 tell on White in the closing
rounds. his aegressivcDcss In the early
stages earned him a draw. Dell. who has
been promised match with Johnny Cou-
lon. proved to be sturdy mixer with a
waiIop and had the bout gone a few
put put his man man away. Write vas was always
ready and willing 10 mix. but showed
plainly lack Of condition as the bout
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-16
UTAH,BOYS' CLUBS
CONVENES FRIDAY
Delegates from Various Cite
Will Hold Third Annual
Convention Here.

The Associated Boys CLUBS OF UItai
will hold their third annual conyen1iol
In Salt Lake beginning Friday D&le
gates from nine different clubs of pg
Provo. Garfield. Park City and possE POL
Eureka The sessions will be held& a
the Emmanuel Baptist church with th
exception OF the Sunday meetings. wN Nhie
VIII be held at Rarratt hall
The board OF managers is made u b 9
an executive committee composed 2
Paul Jones. II. H.. Mccartney. Home !
GHoisington, Frank Owens. Or. u
w. b, Day, and a central comm kW
composed OF Robert Porter. F.
Stephens. Prof. Ed. Hinckiey. j
Sesall. g. II Roberts, Prot II. DR. ia;
The Rev. II. =. Nichols. the Rev. v I
Buikley, Prof. +. o. Cross, c ~ Sm
waite, c. L. Smith. /. j, Craft. d
Mills MI Prof John Mills c. L. Martin
The programme Tor the conve
FRIDAY.
400 p. ~. Registration of delcsa,es
y. NJ, c. A. building.
go p; m. Convention banquet, Tnima
Second South.
ADDRESS Of welcome. ,I Mayor lay Pa TF:S
Welcome on bahlf OF Salt Lake
Response .... frank ovens @ u IS OF Gsder
Address. Being n Man" .,-,..
...,....... -. Bishop Spaudin
SATURDAY.
$50 a. m. Devotional. ...:.,., -.
-...... Rev. 7. a. Simpl'ii
$50 a.. m. Address, "Opportuuitiss
,....,. Chief OF Poliss e. r Grant
io;Ao a.. a. m, Address "S9eial Pmmmor plum
lV;3o n. m. Business session..
ll:oo q. m. Sectional conferences
Scouts.
Is. o. Is. \.
High school,
Miscellaneous clubs
l:oo p. IN. Automobile ride for put -oi.
town delegates \ trip 70 Fort
Douglas.
300 p. m, Athletics and swim Five
minutes VIII be allowed each CLUB TO
do some stunt. There WEI be a yell
contest
S;l0 p. m: Address, The Making "
an Athlete. Coach Bennon. I. OF L.
Talks by popular athletes.
SUNDAY.
300 a. m. Adult leaders conference
400 p m. Mass meeting for boys Judge
McMastcr Of the jNeniIe cour VIII
speak.
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CLARK WILL DIRECT
MILWAUKEE'S TEAM

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Jan. lo.-William
Armour formerly interested in the De-
troit, Toledo and Cleveland clubs, has
purch chased block of stock in the NIL
waukce American Association baseball
club from Mrs, Charles Havcnor. the own
er and will have complete control of the
club this Year Mrs, Havenor will re-
tain the majority OF the stock Armour
Is to be in control Of the business affairs
of the club and Harry Clark. recently
appointed TO succeed Hugh Duffy will
direct the team on the field
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-16

OMAHA. Neb Jan. i5.-Chicl oil Po-
lice Dunn tonight issued an order pro-
hibitinG boxing matches in this city
The chief stated that the Baracn union
and several wcll-known ministers had
made complaint against scheduled ten
round fight between Pacl<cy Mcfarland
and Frankie Whitney Friday night The
but the action Of the police will probably
prevent the men from coming together
in Omaha
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Roberts's Team Crippled.


the Brigham Young university basketball II
team Is gloomy over the prospects for the
game with the l.. d. 5. l.. team that
VIII be played here Saturday night His
he has had no practice and he is afraid hc
Will have no opportunity for practice be-
fore the game Saturday. Alma Richards
Is IN bed with sore throat and Earl
Wright has n case OF In Srippe which is
keeping his in his room.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-16
JESS WESTERGAARD
JOINS "WHITE HOPES'

DULUTH Mimi. Jan. 15.-Claiming TO
possess a reach greater than Jack John
son, weighing 21S pounds. and standing
six feet three inches In height. Jess
Westergaard the wrestler, announced
here today that he was going after the
heavyweight boxing championship. az
know how 10 box and I have no fear of
any man In the game" said Wcstergaard.
Emil klaDk, once manager OF Frank
Gotch. is behind the new hope" who
will fight Al Williams at Hot Springs,
Ark, February 15
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Pool and Billiard Tnurneu

pool ana billiard tournament is be-
ing arranged by the entertainments com
nittee Of The Transportation club. oi
which ". II. Goodwin is chairman. So
many entries have already been made
that the entertainment committee has
planned two elimination contests for tbo
pool players and one for tho billiard plav
ers. A meeting Will be held in the clIil,
rooms this evening to decide which con-
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u, S. Revolver Scores.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Jan l5.-Ofh-
cial returns for the eleventh and twelfth
rounds and unofficial scores for the thir-
ieenth aud fourteenth rounds in the In
door league OF the United States Revolver
association. were announced today by
Secretary J. +. Crabtrcc OF this city. The
Olympic team OF San Francisco and the
Manhattan club OF New York clty arc the
only undefcsted teams 10 date The Dem
vcr club claims a new team total record
with Ii45. shot In the fourteenth round
The executive committee has ruled that
Portland, Or. and Denver were tied IN
the tenth round.
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No SIGNS Of BREAK
IN NEW HAMPSHIRE
Democrat Leads for Senator,
but the Progressives viii
Decide Election.

CONCORD. y. H.. Jan. l5.-The leg
islaturc failed today to elect a United
States senator. The joint ballot fol.
lows:
Henry Z. Hollis (D). 199; Henry Il.
Quinby (R), los; X. W. Pillsbnry (R).
IS; Sherman l.. Burroughs (R), %;
Robert p. Bass (P), is; scattering,
CHEYENNE, Wyo., Jan. l5.-Upon
the convening of the two houses OF
the Wyoming legislature this afternoon
there was no Indication that tho two
Republican house members who fiocked
with the Democrats yesterday TO per
feet the organization OF the house had
any intentions Of retreatng from the
stand they took at the first session.
Republican leaders have been unable
to get either OF them TO divulge their
purposes and both have published state
ment5 in which they Justify their ac-
tlon upon the ground of breaking up
machine rule -
Senator f. F.. Warren was summoned
by telegraph from Washington late
tonight by his supporters IN both
branches of the legislature, where his
ro.elcction is hotIy contested by an
alignment OF Democratic and Progress
sive forces. He is expected here Fri
day.
AUGUSTA. Me, Jan. l5.-F'ormer
Congressman Edward c, B,alcigh Re
publican. was elected United States
senator by the Maine legislature in
Joint convention today. The vote was
as follows;
Burleieh (R), 81: Gardner Cd, 81;
Thompson (P), :. 81 were necessary
for a choice,
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Jan. l5.-The
Tennessee legislature in It's first Joint
session today failed 10 elect d senator
for either the long or the short term.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-16
Sons Are Pall,earers

Funeral services Tor Henry Amor,. 40
years OF age. who died al 1863 Harrison
avenue, sunday, were hdd at the Seven
teenth ward chapel yesarday afternoon
at o'clock Bishop n s. Tingey Off
ciatcd Six sops OF Mr. Amolt acted as
pallbcarers, and SIX gr,nddaushters as
flower sirls. Interment Nas in the City
cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-16
Goodman Is Outpointed

ST. LOUIS. Jan. l5.-Joc Sherman OF
Memphis outpolnted Danny Goodman OF
New York tonight In an eight-round bout
They weighed i3o pounds at ) O'Clock
Benny McGoyern of st. Louis was
awarded close decision over Bobby
RobIdeau OF Memphis in the eighth round
of the semi final.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-16
Dubuc Is .'Holdout.

SOUTH BEND. Ind. Jan. 15.-Jean Du-
buc. a member Of last years pitching
staff of the Detroit American league
team. today announced he had refused
to sign the contract sent him and would
quit baseball Dubuc says he will coach
the Notrc Dame baseball team this
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-16
Colorado Wants BOXING.

] DENVER. Colo. Jan. j5.-Representa-
tive ". II. Andrew Of Denver introduced
a blu In the legislature today to legalize
| boxing contests in Colorado under the
supervision OF a state commission.
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Salary Inspector Appointed.

CHICAGO, Jan, 15.-President Al Tear
nev of the Three-Eyc league appointed
today J. NJ. Boyle OF Danytlle Inspector
OF the oreaniza ton. Boyles's duties will
be 10 see that the salary limit rule is OBJ
served.
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Killsnort Becomes Active

BOISE, Ida. Jan. 15.--A bill making
the promotion Of boxing matches in Ida
ho a felony. punishable by imprisonment
Tor not less than one year in the state
penitentiary. was introduced in the house
OF representatives today by Representa- =
~ i've =, STOREY The bill was referred to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-16
HIGH SCHOOL BEATEN
BY WEBER ACADEMY
pecial 10 The Tribune.

tJPcNItt 10
OGDEN, Jan. 15.-The Weber academy
basketball team had no difficulty in de
feating the, Salt Lake high school five
here tonight, the final score being A to
3. Al, the end OF the first half the score
stood lG to in favor OF the local team.
Belnap of the academy played the best
game. scoring twenty-five of his teams
iorty-one points and throwing nine out
OF a possible thirteen from the foul
line. For the visitors Captain Ward did
the best work. The high school boys arc
much smaller than the local quintette.
though apparently unintentional. cost
them many fines.
Tile lineup:
oh G
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BALKANS PROPOSE
TO RESUME THE WAR
Will Grant Turkey a Few
Days Longer to Submit in
Difference to the Powers.

LONDON, Jan. lj.-Thc Balkan ma
lions wish the world to know that they
have NOT weakened in their dctermi-
nation TO resume hostilitjes unless Tur-
key accepts their terms quickly. but in
Difference to the powers they may with.
hold the execution Of their resolve a
few days longer than seemed likel.'
Yesterday.
As allies. they iuaugurated the doe
trinc of ''the Balkans for the Balkan
peoples, and they declare the pro
pose to maintain the right won by
their united armies TO be considered
great independent people aud man
age their own diplomacy TO their own
national interests, While they are
willing 10 concede a brief period Of de-
lay for Turkeys answer, it is not with
view of resumlng negotiations on any
modified basis.
ATHENS. Jan. 15.-The Turkish
cruiser MedJidieh performed a daring
feat in a heavy fog last nIsny IN,
steamed out of the Dardanelles and
passed lfnnoticed through the lines of the
Greek destroyers cruising off the straits
She appeared Al noon today of the
island OF Syrl, one OF the Cycldcs, and
bombarded the powder magazine and
coal depots. These We're not damaged.
but the electrical power station was
wrecked.
The Med dieh also fred on the Greek
auxiliary cruiser Macedonia, which was
undergoing repairs In syria harbor When
fifteen shells had been fired the com
mander of the Macedonia, after landing
his crew to maintain order In the town
and to strengthen the guard over the
Turkish prisoners, sank the Macedonia
in the harbor, TO prevent her destruc-
ton by the warshiD.
The Medjidleh then left in the direc-
ton OF SMYRNA. The Greek Ileet has
been ordered 10 intercept her. So far
as IS known. the other Turkish war
ships have not left the Daroanel'es
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-16
Wins Three Straight

The Continental OIL bowling team won
three straight games from the Smith
barley team last night. Tonight the Scot,
and Nationals meet. Last nights score.
SMITH I-RAIIEY
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zbyszko Throws Wostergaard

DULUTH, Mimi, Jan. l5.-m n re-
markable exhibition of speed and strength.
Ibyszko. the Polish wrestler, defeated to-
night jess Westerwaard OF Des Moines.
winning the first fall in thirty rninut es
and forty seconds with bar-arm and
crotch hold and the second on a foul
WcsterSaard was the asgressor the great
anns1rnl fir<lnt ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-16
CONTINENTAL on COME!
Steeplechase Officials.

NEW YORK. Jan. 15.-Stewards q,
the. National Steeplechsse and Hunt as-
sociation, the governing body for cross
country racing In America, re- elected
August Belmont president and arranged
number of details for the coming sea-
- 9 spori - its annual meeting here
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Kodak Picturea Piniahsd

Mail us your silms. Salt Laks
Photo Supply Co. I59 Main street.
Exclusive photo dealers
advertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-16
PHONE BASKETBALL
BOYS WIN AFTER TIE
Hardware. Team Defeats. Jew
elers and Continental
Beats Hallidays,

| The second set OF games IN the Com
merCial basketball league was played last
night at the Y. ". c. A. and the close
finishes showed the quintettes to be
evenly matched. In the first contest the
Telephone five tied with Henager's team,
IL 10 10. requiring a continuation OF the
game tn one team should score. The
Telephone boys were the lucky ones Dye
throwing basket after three minutes
OF playing. Both OF the other contests
ended with close scores. tho Continental
team winning from the Halliday five. 16
to II. and the Hardware team defeating
the Jewelry five. II TO g.
Although the Hallidays were conceded
the best chance for the pennant on their
TOSSING OF Il week ago, last night proved
that such concession is premature. the
other teams having rounded out since the
opening session.
Captain Hammond of the Halliday five
was unable to open up. due TO the close
guarding of Jarvis OF the Bank team.
Jarvis is II boy OF 10. but outplayed the
iime and again For all-around playing
jarvis was the mos, conspicuous figure
on The floor and his holding OF Hammond
undoubtedly prevented the other team
from running up winning count.
wilcox played his usually good game
ana ana made some baskets from hard POSI-
tlons Candland showed an Improvement
IN lorin and Morrison put UP a good bat
lle. l>orns. who is generally expected TO
rough matters. played straight game.
The Hardware VS.. Jcwclry game proved
TO be. family affair. Chick Howe. for
mer i. d. s, star. was the best man for
the jewelers., while his cousin |Bert''.
did the honors for the Hardware Can
tam Gum of the Jewellers team was moi
In the game. and this undoubtedly helped
them to lose.
Between the halves OF the second con-
test Art Macke and Fred Van Dusen
gave ten minute wrestling exhibitIon
Macke. who is one of the best weitcr.
weights In the west, was too heavy for
Van Dusen, who gave Fred C,ra bbe such
a tusSle In the l25-pound class last win
ter. The exhibition was spectacular and
WAS greatly enjoyed
The basketball lineups were:
Ieiepnones. Henagers.
.........,.s,lf. ....... Candland
Dye. .-....-,. ,....rf Hoisington tCapt)
Grundlor (Capt )-.... c, -......,....,. Shaw
Taylor. r............-. ,...n.... Korns
rice ..,..,.,,s ..rS .s-s...... Johnson
Contincntals Hallldays
Wilcox Capt 1t. Hammond (Capt1
Tracy ..,.....,. ......,.... Bowen
Jarvis. s....,...,.s.,...is.. s........,.. Flandro
Upnam. .s,..'ss,.rS ,....s.s,... Davis,
Hardwares. jewelers.
Bert Howe. ......... H.. Chick" Howe
Walker. ri. .s.,.-e-,..n Bleak
Hoffman (Capt) ).....c.. ..'.......... Parker
Hudson. ......h ,.." .Tay, Channel
Rydalchs .,..,..rs. rs..--s.,....... Post
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uSoldier" Smith Ratter-

ST. JOSEPH. Mo. Jan. l5-rbs CON.
dition OF Soldier Smith OF Fort I.eay-
enwortf. who was knocked out last nigh,
Z n q prizs -ilght by Charles Aaronsou Of
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JUSTRIGHr COAL ali kinds. care
fully screened. Alliance Coal Co. II
A&2iI- etreet, Phone Was. 4443.
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Chris Won Der Abe Diving

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Jan. 15.-Chfis Von
Der Ahe. former owner Of the OIL St
- iIi1i American asgociatlS Ns l.ebail
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BATTLE OVER OPIUM
TRAFFIC IN SHANGHAI

SHANGHAI. Jan. 1.-Two persons
were killed and many injured as a re
suit OF a pitched battle today over the
Officials OF the Shans-Tu and nelghbor-
ing districts were patrollins with a MILL
tary escort to enforce the order Of pro-
hibition against the cultivation of OPIUM,
when they were set upon by 1000 armed
supporters OF the opium traffic. 4 fight
ensued, in which both sides fred several
volleys.
Start an account with the Farmers
& Stocllgrowers Bank on the day OF
its opening, Monday, January 20, 1919.
Advertisement
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Lid Goes On in Omaha

Of "A complication of diseases at his bom,
here. He is 50 years old.
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Slosson Defeats Jan.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 1y.-Gcor2e Slosson
defeated koji Yamada. 400 to 202, tonight
: .: iI:s iii;d block OF their 2400-polnt fs.2
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lS'ef.' r. tho pl.
d. wlh be .
Pictures
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NASHVILLE. Tenn, Jan. l5.-The
Tennessee legislature in its first joint
session today failed 10 elect senator
for either the long or the short term.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1913-09-18
What Enqlish Means,

Mrs. Smith-What are you reading.l
John? Mr.. Smith, am reading Her-l
bert Spencer's Principles of Biology"
Mrs Smith -Why-what-wh that,
John? Mr.. Smith-Herbert Spencer's
Biology" Let me read you an ex-
tract-his definition of life. Listen:
ut consists of the definite combina-
tions of heterogeneous changes, but
simultaneous and successive. In COM
bination with external coexistences and
sequences"
why. John. what in the world is the
man talking about?"
II am astonished at you. Jane. Why.
this is the work of the great English
scientist"
"Yes, I know, but what is he writing
about?"
He is defining life, l told you. What
did you suppose he was writing
about?'
Good gracious. l thought he was
trying to get patent on clothes.
orse."-London Tit Bits.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1913-09-18
Birds Shot With Water.

shooting ming bird with the
smallest bird shot made is out Of the
question, for the tiniest seeds Of lead
would destroy his coat The only way
In which the bird can be captured for
commercial purposes is to shoot him
with a drop of water from a blowgun
or fine jet from small syringe.
skilifully directed. the water stuns
h1m He falls into silken net and
before he RECEIVERS consciousness ia
suspended over cyanide jar. This
must be done quickly. for if he comes
to his senses before the cyanide Whit
snufs out his life he is sure to ruin
MS plumage in his struggles to escape.
Humming birds vary in size from spe.
cimens perhaps half as large as
sparrow to those scarcely bigger than
bee.