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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-11
u BEATS MONTANA
BY TOP-HEAVY SCORE
u of Utah. 80
u of Montana II

| After allowing themselves 10 bo held even for
| about fifteen minutes AT tho oponing of tho ssmo
tho University OF Utah haaso,bsll psys5 uu-
eorl;ed vcritable whrlSiud OF speed on the Uni
vorsitv o! Montana team in the Dcssre, gymnasium
last night and when tho scorers finally got their
1 figures together tho stood at So 20 II In
favor OF The east boncberS, This is the largest
score Iusdo against any team in the stato IhIs
Ncnr and gives tho vanity lttlo advantage ovcr
tho Lognn Agses FAR comparative scores
go. the Agg,cs having beaten the MissoulanS "a
IN ~. This couplci with tho fdrt that Coach
Bsnnion PLAYED all tho substitutes no had Indicates
thot sinco tho game week the Utah men
! bunch
Last evening tho pace wss slog and Tho play on
both aides generally ragged. ~ tho beginning
neither .dc waH working hard enough TO get Up a
sweat and until pcIr tho end of the period the
MontanS boys. looked as hopeful as ,BcpnionH
! tie. while BenniOn'g lUordS doing just
| enough 10 prevent their opponents from scoring.
Presently tdy: OF the varsity, began to work. ic
Gagged couple Of difficult baskets and tho JiI
waS M. The other players opened up and In
about five minutes got clear out Of sight OF the
| visitors.
just things sos soIns nicely, Peterson. ono
| Of B"nuon's mainstsy". made quicl; turn and
his knee. which was injured carly in tho season
csvcd under him. Io unable 10 stand on
the log az all aud wa7 carried from the floor
Van Pcl', who had been playing center. moved
IN and took "Pctc's' place and Mcintyre won't In
al oonior. For time ;hiS nowcd things but
before tho half ended Tho crimHon were bor-
Ing IN again. Tho period ended Nilh Tho utah
team 80 polntg and the Montana aggregation
hnlvep somothiuE surely have been done to
the ULsh boys. They retired for
= conference. loo Maddox. formerly head coach
Utah. vnS the floor and amid the cheers
Of the croNd nc snd Bonnlon Joined tho u
players.
When tho second hall opened tho Utah
wcut utter tho Montana players lko ssoS Of
Uayagca. They cuscd tho ball from any angle
They happened 20 shoot from and tho guards
fused oven To give the men from tho north a shot
the iron ring.
! The different men took turns hopping tho ball
| First udy would land couple. Then BrlgEs aud
geal would step up and which could do
| Il the most dairtlly About tho middle OF the
| hult Van Pclt decided lie would mako fow
points. Theucetorth lie went Wild l!o couldn't
! hayc done better with II string the ball. No
matter where ne WAS. II all the same The
ball camc his way and the first thing lie did
| was 20 lean over and drop e Into tho ring and
before no quit no had scoYcd eleven field baskets
and one from tho foul line for Il total OF .
| points.
During this entire period tho teamwork and tho
] pa ssine OF the varsity great. Van Pclt and
Briggs remained in the game after tho other rct-
oraDs he'd retired and the spirit OF the team.
J Briggs " rugged center and on a scramble un-
der the basket f. dangerous man.
| For the Montana team Sheridan and Cummin5
were tho better playcrs.
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To CROSS ATLANT|
IN FOURTEEN N
New York Aviator VIII
500-h. p. Aeroplane
Make Flight.
Fly international News Service.

Fly International News Service.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1o.-Abrs
sorodsky plans 10 fIy across
Iantic in an 500 horsepower acrc
fourteen hours next July. The
which will weigh three and q n
is hcing constructed secretly Ia
cinity of this city and is now nd
plction.
, Mr.. Raygorodsky, who has NJ
flown under the name OF Ray. tol
out the details of his plans. n
The machine will have four er
200 horsepower each, To be col
by the CurtisS company, which n
four propellers. It will have
sleeping accommodations, and IN
| tor-will accompany Mr., Raygorc
ficleut for thlrty hours fligh
spread OF the wings will be 120|
special type OF stabili3er is insf
The machine. which acts autoi
Immediately greater pressure
the other.
TVS tllI iaN!lE VIII bN u htI y
foundIsnd early in June. The n
he attempted in mid July. u
gurodSkv Will ascend 10 an all
10. 600 feet immedia tely. where
poets 10 meet = wind of thirty \
hour velocity
His aeroplane engines will giv
norma speed of 100 miles an hon
VIII he increased 10 100 miles an
the wind. In fifteen hours, at q
he expects TO land IN ireland. n
will telegraph his arrival 10 Lon
then reascend and continue bis q
| iii the gasoline supply is exhau1
| this way he expects 10 reach Ne
Before the flight is attempted
chine will be subjected 10 a rig0I
| flight of thirty hours. Should ~
| specifications be passed by the pl
| flee without any hitch, Mr.. Ran
will make this test flight near
otherwise IL will be made In ~
land. on the Atlantic
will carry the American flag on
chine IIp Is a ia turs liZed ritiZl
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Mlllionaifes Play Golf.

b inieTnaIlonaI Ncvs Service.
Los ANGELES. Feb io-TgontT-thrrn veteran,
OF the financial and business world. wip,erinr In
Pasalcna. all OF whom rated az millionaire.
and past the 6o-yeaT mark. hogan play on th.
Hotol Raymond golf links IN tho veterans handI.
cap match for cup valued 81. The rinnel
Will 10 proclaimed king OF lhr eourpc and for,
mslly crowned AZ banque, Saturday night. Anuns
the entrants dozen Chicago miliionair~S IN,
Others h1lNas from Boston. ritteburg and Ornaha
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amateur games
we're accorded

April %, 81, %, -
July 3, !, 4, 6
Oct. D. 6. 7
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walked ten miles today and ten the day
before. There was report that VIII
lie would put his heel through It's facings
by moonlight, in order To fool tle moving
picture men. but II proved to bc merely
an idle rumor. Willie tried out his heel
In the broad glare OF the morning sun.
Ritchlc talks Of going to the springs
to remove some weight that has been ac-
cumulating. He Will be away couple OF
weeks and will then return TO San Fran
cisco for few days.
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Ar CINCINNATI AT CHICAGO

May Is, IA, l5, IS
July lG. II, is. 10
Aug. II, 1S. 10
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AVIATOR IS SAFELY
ACROSS TEHACHAPIs
By International Nowa seryIcc.

by International Nova Service.
Los ANGELES Fob. iO--Ayiator Silas Chrstof.
tcrSon. who left Bakersfield at a,l5 thi. nfter-
noon 10 complete HE pathfndlng flight from San
Francisco 20 San Diego landed near TETON lai Q
thlg afternoon oiicr passing safely the crcs;
of the TchachaDi range Telephone repnris say
that stiff wind was blowing through Teton pass
and That tho aviator would remain a, Teton for
the night
ChrSiofforson's engine gave him some trouble in
the firht over the mountains and before he 70
"uncs his flight he VIII strip the machine OF its
,Rnla and adjust tho nn.nr
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Sea CliR. io5 conuaught los: Gold of ophir 1oi .
Transparent, lo5; Roy l07
Fifth race, five turlonEs-ooma, So Veuc You
as: thas. Gocts, 100; Gertrude nix, io3: Thistle
fcllc loa BucG rhomaE. 1906: King Dlk, los Par
nell Girl, llSs J. n. Maylop. or Calcium ida
LaTinia- 100: hmohallSo. 100; Lady Pcndor. Pal
stable. los. srGhtatonc. llo
Sixth rdce. mile and observation-disclosures
Erich, IS. CreA. ~: Ruo Beard. l97. O. L. Nor
Nell. ~; pcf-. 1866 Cprlicuc. ilo
Wcaihcr. Clcar. Trnck AL
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Mcfarland Tries Courts.

MILWAUKEE. Wis, Feb, ic-Packcy NicFar-
land who Il rooslng reinSiatomont by the ata,e
athletic commission OF Wisconsin. today filed tho
bond % 3etN required hefnyc the vri, OF cortlorar
could be issued by Judge f. e. EschWcilor. Tho
bond u signed by surety company and provides
that tho plaintiff Will pey all eosts that may DC
awarded "a the defendant. Mcfarland was aus
pcpdcd hy tho commission December Is 1919 for
alleged taxing IN bis bout with jack Britton I'm
Nil~ankoc December s. 1918.
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July 8, 9 10, II
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Saturdays. Is
Dec. Day with y, y
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May :, !, ,, 81
June IS
Oct. 4, )
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Juarez Entries,

By tiounl News Service
First raco, three and half turionss-Tod Cook
i08; Bens Brother, los; Lady Capricious. 1l5
Mex. los. and Supcrhuman. llo.
Second race. ono mlle-Woof, %; Mystic Boy. %
Denmark I07: Kid Nelson. Adolantc Topiand
10: Rose o'Neil. lia; Godfather liz; Va Va oG
Hester. os, ursulu Emma los; Lady Mcbride
Tom Murphy. 10; Lady Young. Il3. Hopo So Ii5
Third race. rix furlonRs-NObby. ~; Ccos as
Star Dorta. i05: Zulu. orimar Lad. 10: Judg,
Denton IL. %; Anuc McGoe. lo1 Cloak. los I'd
mond Adams. 10.
Fourth race. sovep furlouG Mamie Mcpoe 100
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Trotter Brings Hiph Price

LEXINGTON. Ky. Fob. lo.-MainIeaf c:asi, a
three ycar-old tTottDg stallion. brough, high price
at the annual horse Eales today when he was uur-
chased by John W. Trimblo OF Mount S,orling
Ky. for sla 900 MGinlcar OF tho load
ms performers In tho trotting world while two
ycaT-old aud h!s former oHacg James L. Mago-
wan or Kentucky had rccciI%7 several offers for
tho stallion flOm tao foreign governments,
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LINEUP
Sheridan Bests Waugh.

p International New Service.
ST JOSEPH Ho.. Feb. lo-lilckcy Sheridan o'
chicago tonight was glvcu tho decision over Bobby
Waugh OF Fort Worth Tex, at Tho cad or their
fifteen round bout
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Harvard Diamond Candidates.

CAMBRl2SE. Mass. Feb. lO.-SiXtccn battery
candidntcy'-pr Hsrvard's baseball team reported
for work IN the cage today. Included 10 tho squad
were eleven pitchers and five catchcrg. Nash.
generally accounted one of tho hest first basemcn
over developed at Harvard. il candidate for
Di,chcr
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NY'' Scrubs Win

Br International NewS Service.
Tho collegiate Institute basketbsiI quinte,te met
defeat at tho hands OF the ''Y'' scrubg last ucht
in the Y. ~, c. A. gymnasium The game wa
too o-sided 10 be Interesting
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Kodak Pictures Finished

Mail us your films. Salt Lake Photo
Supply Co, 159 Main street. Exclusive
photo dealers. advertisement }
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ketonen Beats Suter,
Special 10 Tho tribune.

DULUTH. Mnh., Fob. i0.-Walno Keiopen de-
feated otto Sutcr here tonight In straight falls
the first In thrty-ono minutes and tho second In
seycnteeo, sUtcr was completely outoiussed by
kstonen.
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Azcyedo and Hayes Draw

OAKLAND Cal. Feb. Io.-Joe Azsvodo and
Grover Hayes fought ton-round df1v before
oakland WheclInen's club tonight
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Excursion TO Ogden for the Yokel-
Harbertson wrestling match Wednes'
day. February II, via Bamberger cleo
trio line. S1.10 round trip on p, IN.
and'7 pm. trains. advertisement
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WolgaSt Well Liked.

To begin with, the Milwaukee match
will be a l0-round affair. Second. Joe
Rivers jumped into the lead in his so with
Ritchie and proved through several
rounds that the champion is slow III get
ting started.
On top of that -Ad Wolgast outfought
Rivers from the first round to the last In
the meeting between the Mexican and the
cha mpion at Milwaukee a little while
ago
Arguing from the two affairs men
toned Woleast. IL his condition Is good
is likely to carry Ritchie along al a
merry clip
W, J. Howe. the Australian commits
sioner. who shipped several boxers to
Australia today and who expects TO sail
with another batch few weeks hence.
subscribed 10 the theory It is the hard
est thing In the world 10 judge form In
fighters.
out in Australia Dave Smith made
every man they sent against bin look
foolish" said Howe. among these was
Pat Bradley, the California IrIshman.
When Smith and Bradley met, Bradley
was chopped to pieces. The referee
called halt in the interests of huIna n
ty in the twelfth round. Eddie McGoorty
ca me along and knocked out Smith In a
minute and a half and now we have the
news that Bradley and McGoorty went
twenty rounds and that McGoorty merely
ea rned the decision. Whoever said You
can't dope lighters knew what he was
TALKING. ab1ut -
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Ritchie Tests Heel.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. Io.-willie
Richie has tested ais heel. Ho has given
II two tests. in fact. and barring a sus-
picion OF stiffness that might develop In
even the best regulated heels after a sea :
son Of enforced Inactivity, the ampion's g
Achilles tendon stood UP bravely under
the ordeal.
Ritchee, according 10 his own telling.
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EVERs IS DEPOSED;
O'DAY TO RUN CUBS
likely That Famous Second
Sackcr Will Follow
Tinker TO Federals.

NEW YORK, Feb. 10.--Thc ma
tional baseball commission went
into secret conference late tonight.
No announcement was made as to
what was being discussed, but it
was learned at midnight that tho
commission had ordered Johnny
Evcrs to appear before IL with A
copy OF his contract with the Chi
cago National league club.
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Saturdays, l3
June II with Chi.
July 4 with Brook.
La Dor Day, y. Y.
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CHICAGO. Feb. l0.--Johnny lGvers will
not be manager OF the Chlcas National
league club this year, according 10 a
statement given ont In Cha rles W. Muir
phys office here today. II WAS said tina
EYers viii be succeeded by Henry O'Day,
umpire and former manager OF the Gin
cinngu club The statement given out
IN the Chicago Nationals presidents Of
flee was ds TED as from New York. but
evidently was written In The Cub office
here and released carly this evening
in a telegram which Murphy sent TO Sec
retary Thomas. The statement gave no
reason for the change in managers other
than saving that Opay had msdA good
showing with the Cinciuu1u club in
1872
Differences bet" cen Alurphv and EVers
faVe existed since the middle OF last sea =
son. The loss u; The city series To the
Vi hi,c SoN last fail was bloUod on Evers
by Murphy who thought good baseball
Judgment on the part Of the Cubs man
acer uouid have given them the winners
yfi
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AT BROOKLYN

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AT BOSTON
throughout the
baseball season

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THE
TRIBUNE

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Conflicts: At Chicago (i)-May 10, 81 july s. septen
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AT ST. LOUIS
By "Bud" Fis]

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CINCINNATI. .
CHICAGO
ST. LOUIS

AT HOME
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y DeesiS~to lead. them on-a1d bo~bstng
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AWAIT THE OUTCOME

That there is nothing to do nov but
wait for THE outcome Of the negotia.
tons between the Utah Construction
company and the settlers on the Big
Lost River project who have paid up
water contracts under the project,
was the information that was given
delegation Of the settlers by Attor-
ney General ]. H. Peterson. The set
tiers waited on him yesterday to
ascertain the status Of the project
matters.
The postponement Of the sale was
necessary. it seems, in order that
these negotiations could ba continued
in the hope Of arriving at some salts
factory conclusion. 1t seems that the
paid up water contract holders se-
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CHURCHES

CATHOLIC CHURCH-Services are
held at the Catholic Church at 1920
every Sunday, except the last Sun.
day of the month. Evening services
at 1880. Rev. J. F. Gresl. Pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL-Sunday
School, 10 q. M; morning worship, II
a. NJ; Epworth League service, GAS
p. m; evening worship, 1880 p. m.
Good special music at both Sunday
services of worship. :.
Thursday, 1870 p. m. midwcek SER
vice, being devotional Bible study.
The Fourth Wednesday of each
month at 2:30 p. M. is Woman's For
eign Missionary Society meeting. All
other Wednesdays the Ladies' Aid
Society meets at same hour.
The Epworth League has a social
on the last Friday evening of each
month.
BAPTIST CHURCH - Corner Uni.
versity Ave. and Bridge St. Morning
worship 1880 a. m; evening service
1870 p. m; Sunday School, 10 a. m. /;
prayer meeting, Thursday evening.
1880; Ladies' Aid, Wednesday after.
noon, 2:3O; choir practice Friday even
ing, 8; visitors always welcome; par
sonage phone. 228. w. R. Jewell.
pastor.
THE L. D. S. CHURCH OF THE
LIST WARD-Sunday Services: Sun.
day School, 10 a. M; Sacrament ser.
vice, 2 p. m; evening service, 1880
p. M; Young Mems and Ladies Mu-
tual Improvement Tuesday evening
7:30 p. m; Primary Friday, 4:15 p
M; Religion class Wednesday 4:15
p. m.
ST. PAUL's EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services morning and evening or
End and 4th Sundays. Sunday School
every Sunday at 10 a. m. Choir prac'
tice Saturday evening at 1880. Rev
Alfred George. rector. 80.
LUTHERAN CHURCH-Corner Gal
and Pacific streets. Services every
End and 4th Sunday Of the month
Morning services, 10: a. m, evening
Luther StromQuist. pastor.
service. 1880 p. m, Sunday School
1000 a. m. every Sunday morning
LODGES
REBECCA-Every LIST and Bird Tues
day in I. o. 0 F. Hall-Mrs. r. +
Musseter, Noble Grand; Florence Far
mer. Sec.
l. o. o. EVERY Thursday ever
ing. ]. H. Bond; G. H. Holbrook-
GROVE CITY LODGE No. SO A F
and A. M.-Meeting (regulAr) End Fri
day Of each month. B. w. Holbrook
w. NJ; Theodore Schnider. Secretary
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cured their contracts at a price as

cured their contracts at price as
low in some instances as $40 an acre
and they control about 5000 acres.
The Utah Construction company.
which is said to be behind the Corey
Bros. Construction company, proposes
to bid on the project at the sale,
but the fact that later water rights
to settlers sold for $50 per acre and
that the paid up water right con-
tracts only brought $40 per acre
forces that company to hesitate to
agree to deliver water for 80 low a
price.
1t is probable that the negotiations
will so end that the paid up water
contract holders will agree to meet
the higher price.-Capital News Feb
ruary 18.
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The goodness Of her crea-
tons depends quite as much