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Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-24

SIS DAILY selling $50 soda fountain or
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delphia
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AGENTS Mystic. Jr., 25c camera. Pro-
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itself f. 5. Uoerr a Co. 80 West one
hundred and forty fifth. New NCrk
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.


SPRATLING IS DYEING
MOURNING BLACK IN ONE DAYS
NOTICE
EXPRESS paid one way on all out-of-
town orders amounting to 81.
ATLANTA STEAM AND DYE CLEAN
ING WORKS. 50 Auburn avenue. Ivy
22iO. Atlanta 954.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

SPECIAL RATES for situa-
tion wanted ads; 3 lines ! time,
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PIANO TUNING

w. II cHILDs, College Park. East
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pORTRAIT MtN, ny our SOLAR anu
bromide prints; Hat or convex. Ke-
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ST, Atlanta.
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EMBROIDERY ST per dozen may he
made working one corner ladies' hand
herchiefs. Steady or spare time. Trial
lot stamped handkerchiefs and instruC-
tions zoe Sent any distance postpaid.
Arabian Supply Company. Dept A.
Cleveland, Ohio
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-24

AGENTS-The All-in- one burner, lights.
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All year proposition. 100 per cent prof
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CAPABLE bookkeeper and Of
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COM FORT Is NOT
EVERYTHING

HOWEVER, il does mean that by sell
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WILL START YOU in the mail order
business If you will handle nv goods
crest Co. A., Atlantic CITY, n ]
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cOhOl Home Cooker Sample, 50 cents
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street Atlanta
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All trains run daily. Central time
City Ticket Office. No. l Peachtres st
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- ~ l CANNASSERS wanted 10 sell
from wagon, with a closer attraetive
soItract offered: experience not neces-
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You get instant attention. Sell all lines.
25 per cent commission. In protected
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EDUCATIONAL.

PT.PiT.S Who have fallen Behind their
classes can be reinstated quickly u
they will join Mrs. G. ID. Crawley )
afternoon coaching class. l64 Ponce Js-
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NEW wonderful fireless solder uteirls all
metals and cut glass. crOckery; no
heat required sample 10 cents. Agents
wanted. Old Roman Solder Co. 202 East
Forty-s sixth st. New York
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WANTED Position in office or store
hr q boy ia first years business course
High ScnOol honest quick and willing
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ARE YOU AN AGENT9 What are you
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PEACIITREE I'm

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BIG HIT Manufacture Barley Koko
Korn Krisp, Beats popcorn. sc pack
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Bethel Labor Exchange.

Bethel Labor Exchange.
WE furnish only high class labor. Spe-
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maids. Mattresses, walters. laundresses,
carpenters, bricllayers. painters, dress
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WANTED, Persons to write and copy
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Ave. Washington. ID. c.
ANY LADY OR GIRL can easily make
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only lOc silver for a sample, worth over
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MEN WOMEN Government Jobs;
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SITUATIONS wANTEp-FEMALE.

A YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER,
just graduated, wants a position. Can
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202, care Georgian.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-24

=, treasurer Of $l0O, 600 Georgia cornora-
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-10
Schedule Is Announced.

And there you are. Some magma tes
laugh the invaders to scorn others are
scared half to death. 1t has generally
been admitted all along that Baltimore
and Chicago were the two best towns Of
the revolutionists.
The International league adopted a
schedule OF 154 games. The sea son will
open on April 81 and will close on Sep
tember 2I. The opening games were an
nounced as follows:
Montreal at Jersey City. Toronto at
Providence, Buffalo at Baltimore. and
Rochester at Newark. The remainder OF
the schedule Will be kept secret until
February II.
The representatives OF tine league pres
ent at the meeing were; c. T. Chaplin,
Rochester; J. J. McCa fiery. Toronto ]. j.
Stein, Buffalo; Jack Dunn and J. C.
Knapp, Baltimore; G. II Ebbetts, Jr, and
II. Medicus, Newark; S. Lichtenlleim,
Montreal. and Frank J. Navin. Provi
dence.
Tho rules committee OF the National
league met today and discussed Informal
ly number of suggested cha nges which
will be presented at the meeting OF the
Joint rules committee on Thursday
A reconvened session Of the annual
meeting OF the National league will be-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-10
RIFLE TEAM TO MEET
SPRINGFIELD SCHOOL

Although the Salt Lake high school rifle team
lost In Its match last week with the Iowa City
rifle team. the boys not discouraged by any
means md sro determined to shoot record
this week against the Springfield Technical high
school. which will! be shot Tbursday.
Captain william c. Webb who is assisting Miss
Winifrcd II Dyer in coaching tho boys. gave
talk 10 tho members OF tho rifle tonm and
praHcd their good work this His talk
OF very encouraging order and tho boys
gave him much applause.
Tho Salt Lake tosm will shoot tho Decring
high school OF Portland, Me, next month and
hopes 10 win from thom Should Iowa City lose
10 the Deering high school and Salt Lake win
from Deerng. the percentage will DO tied and
special match Will bo Uhot, Last year the Iowa
city team won tho title, with Salt Lake
ond.
The hsh o. the local team ia It's last
match Clifford Macfnrlane. who shot for
total OF 1871. making nlnety-iive standing and
nnety-siX prone James Armstrong and Laurence
Taylor tiod for second place with total OF lso
No porfoct seorec wcrc made. but Laurence Taylor
shot ninety-ulnc prone.
Tho OF the first five OF tho local
team In its match With the Iowa City team
yoiio
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-10
BEN|WON OPTIMISTIC
ABOUT GAME TONIGHT
Says That Utah Men Are in
Great Shape to Meet
Montana.

The University OF Montana basketball team will
meet tho University of Utah quintctte at tho
Descret gymnasium this evening. With long
a trip behind thom 1t is impossible to tell Just
how strong tho northcrncrs are, but It is safc
bet that they Will be IN better time than tho Las
Montana toam which played here.
Tho Montana "U,' however. has promised Coacr
ecnnion that its team will be in the best condi
tloo and ablo to show good arricle OF ball
The players have beeu resting aimee tholr arrlya
In Logan Monday morning and should not b,
stiff from their train ride.
AB for the varsity, Coach Dcnulon says that th,
men never were In better shape. lie says thcr,
Will bo no more excuses from lack OF condition
In speaking OF tho fellowS last evening no said ;
I nover these fellows in such great
abapo With tho exception OF Mcintyre. every
o! them is right edge and could go
through thEeo games In one evening and get
IN Logan they struck their beat pace and
their speed bewlldored tho veteran B. Y. c,
mon.
Besi is IN especially good trim. He played
guard against tho B. c and covorod moro
was excellent on tho defense and on half
dozen occasions he sneaked up tho floor and,
to tho great surprise OF the Jensen men.
Mack has good eye and is good the
Jump. but no Is SO heavy that he can't keep
the pace. He weigho close to 200 pounds
stripped and. although ho is naturally fast.
his bulk him out.
This Ia what the coach hao been working 70
al! seaGon and Dy tbo end OF tn0 weok, IL ther
is 10 bad luck. Bennlon thinks no Will havo tn
best team In the state. Besides the regular fiv
no hhg four substitutes who nre so good tha
they slackcn!ng OF pace whom put In
In tonights game all nino OF the will b
put in and glvcn Instructions to go nftor tn
visitors with view TO seeing Just how they ca
roll up tho score. There Is certainty thn
the varsity win from the MIBsoulians an
Dennion wants them te get down 20 hrass tack
right tho jump
Tho Utnh-R. Y. q. game is tho classic OF tn
basketball season here and always attracts on
4 thusasts from all tho state. So far tn
tcomparativc scores have given a wide margin {
I tho boys from Utah county. but those who th
game Saturday night with the B. Y. c. say tina
Coach Roberts will do mighty we'll 20 got ava
with the long end OF the Saturday night
Tonshts game will gtyo tho interested tn
latest dope the comparative strength Of tn
| two tams and will limo UP pretty we'll tho com
| pnrativo strength OF the three eig Utah quin
tettrs.
| Hnma- HnIninzton viii rnEnrrA tnnIrht,. hattla
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-10
Third Organized League.

On the other hand, Charles Somers and
two or three National league men be-
lieye the scheme Of launching a third
maj league under the auspices Of the
national commission might be the proper
solution OF the difficulty. This Will be
proposed at the joint conference by one
OF the most active men of the National
"Thet problem has often been dis
cussed BEFORE said Mr.. Somers. "A
third league is bound to come IN time,
The problem Is as TO whether the time is
yet ripe That will have 10 he decided
when we get together"
Ned Hanlon and Goldman of the Balti-
more Federals were expected tonight.
Dick Carroll OF Buffalo and Fleming OF
Toronto are also TO oe on hand tomorrow.
Jack Dunn of the Baltimore Orioles
says he has signed all his players, but
he declares the F'ederas are very active
In his town
They have let contract for an $S5, 900
wooden stand and $500 for grading" he
said Work on the stand will begin next
week. The people down there take the
Independents very seriously"
Barney Dreyfuss pooh-poohs the Fed
erals.
~ rented them their grounds" said
he. "They old not pay salaries after last
nickel. They played to 26.o 600 persons in
fifty-siX games last year. PhilIippi told
me at the end OF the season he carried
five men and eleven uniforms He had
to recruit off the sa andlots to get nine
In each town. They had to borrow money
to get out OF Kansas City. for they were
stra nded with only Slb
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-10
JuareZ Results.

By International News Service
First race three and q half furonEs-Miss
Fielder. los tFordl. TO l. won; Milton Barber
los (Vanduscn) 10 TO ], second; Wears Daugh-
tcg. ll5 (Taylor), to 6. third Timo. 40 20
Bcu'p Brother finished first. but disqualified
for touling. Hay and Don Cortez also ran.
Second race. uiI ,urlongs-Droil lo3 (vandusen)
TO l. won; Francis. 100 (Grooa). TO ]. second
Aunt Elsie loS tGentryl. TO 2. third. Time
i:i3 I-5. Caldera, Admirars Daughter and Rea
Worth also Tun.
Third race. oue nile.Eva Tansuay. 1o5 dom
inekl. TO 8. won; Haze G.. 1o5 (Fccnoy).
to l. second; vays. So (Moto. 10 to /. third
Time, 1889 3-5. va uy Zip Montreal. Mia
Edith. Florance Birch, Balronia. Arbutus Phil
IIstlna, Rnlcntc and Downland also ran
Fourth race. five and q half furlonss-othclIo
% CMotD to l., won; Barsae. los tMatthews,
o TO 2. second. Coquitt. N (Taylorl. 10
third. Time. 1905 20. Orange Blossom Nap
Nick and SEQ 1t also ToG.
F!,.h rpco. nix tnrlonRs-Annual Jnterest. II
10 Brien). TO 3, won; Durin, 1Os lFord). = 4
i. second.. orimar Lad. 10 (Fceney) 7 10
third Time, 1:l3 rs. Ceoz. Anna Reed Som
| OF Rocks. Rosemary ond Unclo Jimmie Gray als
ran.
Sixth race. orc nne-cord.e F.. Ic5 (rord). ]
TO 8. won; Trojan Belle 105 tTayIor). 60 :
second: Mcl!s: los to'RrIeol; . to ]. third. Time
] 80 rs. Dutch Rock, Helen Hawkins Mar
Emily and Judge Walton also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-10
Results on the Turf;
Weights, Riders
and Entries
Charleston Results.
By International News Service.

oy tSInhtiou0 NSNb ScIflcek
First race, three and a half furlongs-YelloT
Flower. los tPieketp. to 2. won; May shav.
100 Connolly. to 2. second. Chevrou il2
Gangford). oven. third Time. A Black Earl,
Jack Hanover, Whaten, May Ipps, Alledo and
Commando also ran.
Second race. siyo and 4 half furlon6s-Charles
Cannoll, 107 CTuruor). IL 10 s. won: Hill Stream,
100 tMcCahey), 10 /. second; Ivan Gardner 1903
(McIntyre), TO l. third. Timc. 09 Runway
Surprising. Single. Joe Blair and Rummago also
Third race slz tgrlongs-Luria, 1oa Righ.-
mire), to 5, won: York Lad. los (Neander), 10
TO ], second Toddling ,oT (Smyth). To !.
third. Time. 1;IS. snyestris. Arrnor Jnsob
Bum, Assessor. Mollie Richards and Jerail aloo
Ean.
Fourth raco. threo and u half furlongs-Ancon.
no (Keosh). even, won; caugh HILL Ii2 tTur-
ner). to /, second; Carlton G. 1o5 (smyth).
20 20 I. third. Time 1:oS 10. susan B., Jack
koliogg and Loretta Dwyer nlso ran.
Fifth race. mile and twenty yardS-Joe
stein I07 tobort). to 9. won; Vcncta Strome,
los (McTaggart) to l. second: Myceuae. 107
(McCshey). to !, third. T1me. las rs. Tom
King, Sherlock Holmes, Camel. Port Arlington
and PLANT also ran.
Sixth race. milo and twenty yards-Frank
Hudson: 100 CMecahey). 10 to s. won: Elwuh,
l09 CHancver). to ], second: Cockspur. lo3 (Tur-
ner). ]? 10 /. third. Time; IA .-6. Duauesno.
White Wool Mollie g.. Colonel Ashuncade and
Mafshon also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-10
COMISKEY is TAKE
ILL ON GLOBE

ROME. Feb. a-Charlos A. Cotniske-
OF the Chicago club OF the American i
taken seriously III today on tho train a.
members OF the Chicago and New Yc'
teams wcTc travelling from Naples 10 IN
DR. John Edward jones. tho Amer
general ht Gonoss who was returning f|
tTain from ap inspection OF the ronauf'
pies. hurried TO Mr.. Com!skcy's CONF
found he was suffering from an hc1ifr
indigestion. With marked curdIan bvrc
Jones remained beside the ChloaEoau /
was reached aud Mr., Comiskoy Waa -
hotel
Lete tonight Mr Comiskcy was rerdxl.
in an improved condition and rosttnr Z
II Is lSely that noted specialize WI
into consultation tomorrow evening.
Tho journey OF the players from Mar
gomewhut marrod by the illness Of Pr
lskey, wes nevertheless lively and irf~
their arrival hero they were grestsd h
| sentative sont by the American
Thomas Nelson Pago. and great cro|
| gathered Mt tho station. Tomorrow IA
Will so Sightseeing and on Wednesday
ceiyed In audience by the pope Gan
played az tho stadium on wedneada1
| lay
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-10
D 'bR|EN IS WINNER
! IN FOUR ROUND BOUT
Harry Shaffer, Local Light
weight, Loses to Seattle
Boy in Fast Match.

Danny O'Brien, 9 lightweight oI scat
tie. won warm place in the hearts oil
the Salt Lake boxing fans al the Gar
rick thcster Last night, incidentally he
gave as clean and as scientific an eXhi
bition of the pugilstic art as has been
seen here for some time, not excluding
even the recent Gallant Hogan bout.
OBrien won a decision over Harry
Sha affer, who for several weeks has been
a peer among Salt Lake lightweishts, IL
four-r round contest, which was inc
ma lin event OF six bouts staged by the
Manhattan Athletic club. O'Brien dis
played everything expected Of him and
he Is now In line for better match al
Souae future date
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-10
ENTRIES CLOSE FO
VANDERBILT CUP

Los ANGELES. Feb, a.-Entrte5 q
for the Vanderbilt cup and tho Iutsrng<|
PriEo motor car races. To be run over
Shore course at Santa Monica Febrl1l
q. Five foreign cars are entered for
and drivers In each viii Include n
Palma, Oldneld aud other wcll-lnoun
ns we'll Us racing men from Europt.
ownors represent New York, Los A
dlauapolis and Trenton. n. J.
The drivers In tho Vanderbilt cup n
Harry Grant Spencer Wishart, GIL An
win Prllen. Omar Tof,. d LewIB. u
field. Earl Cooper. Frank Vcrbock. w.
Frank Goode, Ralph DePaima- ]. B. ~
Ball. G. Jocrimann and T. Jnnotta.
Those in the Grand PTlZe will be Tciz
art. Anderson, Pullon. Toft, B. T&ylo
Cooper, Grant. Gcodc. DcPluiR, ~
Muth Lewio. Boll. verbeck and Janc<
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-10
Malone Is Defeated.

kid" Eaf put kid" Cuddy away in
the first round of their event. \ right
10 the chin proved Cuddys downfall
The boys started very evenly and they eX-
right, was even The outcome OF the
fourth event was a surprise TO many
OF the fans. Mike Malone, who has put
no several good exhibitions against Harry
II WAS thought Malone would have little
trouble with Gilbert but the predictions
we're upset and Gilbert had a slight nd-
vantage over Malone throughout tho
bout. The decision TO Gilbert was well
received by the fans. Glen Gutke and
Young" Malone were the principals In
the fifth bout. After four rounds OF close
milling, and advantages in favor of both
men, the event was called draw. Ea ch
OF the rounds were even and the men
we're evenly matched.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-10
KING" COLE IS CAUSING
HEATED BASEBALL TALK

sSL| ING" COLE. former Michigan bar
IN Der and erstwaile pitcher for the
New York Americans. who jumped to the
Federal league. is making an endeaVor
TO jump back again. Cole has spent the
$500 bonus handed to him by the Feds
according to reports. and is now willing
to join Farrell's orga nization providing
he can be released from his Federal con-
tract.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-10
Charleston Entries.
y International News Service

BY lnpInatoual News Service.
First race. six furlonss-Haroouri. 10. Auto
Maid. los; The TurkesS. Dustpan. lo3; Gerard
los. Puck. ioi; Cicero. Ios. schnllor. io4; Glen
Boechcy Scarlet PimpernsI. Ip. Cyncgure. 10l.
Second race. five and half furlnnss-otrauto
Jos; lone Kettle Drum. ici: GlndyH II, ITO: Mel
rose Foilchcn, 1oi: Curburctor. lo5: Lady IDpo.
csnce los; Marty Lou. Ios. Smiling Face. 90
Madge's sisioT, los; Edna Lsla loS.
Third race. SIX fuilonss-Dr, Dougherty. l07
Single Ray, az Eaton. Io3; Tom Holland 1o5
Lord Wells. Ill: Tom Hancock 90: joaquin. lo6
Province. los: Nalik ei,
Fourth race mile and txonty yards-Lln-
brooh. los: hilton B. lcs: Gallant Boy. 81
Stairs. Ill; Helen NJ, SIS. CAraQuet, SIS. Vol.
thorpe. lo5 Buzz Around. So: MolM. 81; Mari
Ann. io0: EftondI. III; BIllio Baker. 100.
Fifth race. six furonsS-Ehigon 10i: Charc:
cannclI. rs: Castara. 50; Roger Gordon. 81: Kivo
io3; Belfast. los: Inferno Queen. lo7; McIYer
no. Willis. l05.
sixth race mle-risl. s5; Monkey. 1o2
Judge Monck. loT Cynogure. 90: Rasman. 1c4
Or. Jackson li2: RuiSseau, 107: Plain Ann. I05
Floral Crown. 1oe: Berus. 1o2; Snowflake, Ioc
Prince Floral. lo: Beach ennd. ios: Sherlock
Holmes, lie: Knight OF Uneas. 1oT.
Weather cloudy: track slow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-10
SANPETE WINS FROM
MANTI HIGH SCHOOL
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

Special 70 Tho Trlbupe.
MT PLEASANT. Fob S.-rhs North sanpeto
high beaxctoall quintette defeated the Manu high
team In the first longue gamo IN which the two
have met In this city last night The score being
Sc to rs. II clanu game. entirely free
from roughness and )ange. Tho first half was
slow. Manu setting but ono field basket and tho
locals ioafng all the way. but tho second half
swift the visitors having a little tho better
OF II. Tho local team consisted OF Jensen: Cox,
Scofield Pstornon and Barton. hznti played It's
regular lineup.
Mauti defeated MotonI high In the Iatters hall
Friday evening In close and bitterly contested
game tho being So TO 35
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-10
RITCHIE IS MATCHED
TO BATTLE WOLGAST

SAN FRANCISCO Feb a-WiIlr Richie
lightweight champion OF tho world. will meet hd
Wolgnst. from whom he took the title. in ton
round bout ut Milwaukee. timc next month.
The weight rs TO be 1876 pounds at O'Clock and
R,tchio sent word today that tho financial terms
wcro satisfactory. As tbcre is 10 be referee 5
decision tho title will be jeopardlzcd only By tho
possibility OF Knockout
No1t Wednesday Ritchie will leave san Fran
cisco for Hot Springs at Paso Robles. where ho
expscts TO Timber up tho Strained Achilles tendon
in his lcft leg beginning serious training. He Is
duo TO leave Paso Robes for Milwaukee on tho
acrd or 9th of this month
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-10
CHRISTOFFERSON SETS
NEW AVIATION RECORD

BAlSERsFIELD. Cal. Feb. "A new Amor
lean record for a ono-day flight waa established
today By SilaS Christoiferscn. who flew to
Bakersfield from san Franctco. JOS rn!Ios Tho
previous record 2G5 miles. established by an
army aviator. who flew from San Diego to Pssa-
deua. and part OF tha way back. Tho new dig
tanoo compares With tho foreign record made
yesterday By Aviator InEo1d. who flcp 1850 miles
near Munich, and In tho air ~ hours 20 min
ules continuously.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-10
Another Joins Feds.

ST. LOUIS. Feb. Ben Mey
fielder last season with the
International team, has signed
Baltimore Federals, accordinG
nouncement here today.