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OH THE 25AYpLV world wth Your. .BUY X'X HERE LASTf iPW neat Thursday, Chad Ballard, detective of Seattle, is In Ogden watting for Okata. The if you LOW ankRol.u OUT WAGONS OF requisition Issued by the governor of Washington has been horored by Governor Charles R. Mabey. It is said that Okata Is willing to return without fur. ther delay, but the habeas corpus proceedings delay the officers departure. The first habeas corpus proceedings Were quashed by Judge A. W. Age on December Jit. ONE OF YNOE (t ROUND AHD F TOU QVX CAVIAR. Y l'LC CAM'S YN AND UTTLE W Pitt 6WE. vYou amotvep. O'L jS ogj Y - Tp RUSSAH CA MAR I "'V $3 Q the West high school five Friday afternoon by a score of 83 to 15, The Eekthigir second team, ' Which Is entered In the Northern league, has Watchosen Walter Watkins captain. fourth-year kins Is a Student and played an unusually strong game during the -class series at the East high school. H.S.ICE1LL later- COALVILLE FALLS BEFORE MORGAN This week will see some of the teams In various basketball divisions of ths state started, on their regular 1921 schedules. The greater number of schools, howsvsr, will not bsgin their campaigns until Friday or Saturday of "next week. Although there, will bs a number of this teams games for iocs I division week, the first of the scheduled lesgue contests are still mors than a week away.Two games will be played In the Jor dan division oft Friday, January - The 'Murray quint tangles with the Tooele team at Tooele and the Bingham five will go to GrantsvUle for their flirt game. Ait hough there are only four t3ma in the Summit division, they hv elected! to open play this week. The Wasatch teetm-Ve- t Ul iitbr-'wifflffy ..high--schooFark City on January 14, and the fol- The first game Coalville. at lowing nlgKt for the South Summit team will be the following week at Heber. Four teame 'will get Into action this week in the Ogden division. Webir Normal opens lti schedule with a game at JCayaville on, Friday against the piesant elate championa. The following day Morgan plays Boxeider at .Brigham City. Play tft The Nebcf and Alpine divisions will pot start officially until Friday of next week The newly organised Eastern division to the U. H S. A. A. is reported to have-been divided Into three sections. Although this will require soma games early In March, there will not be more than three teams In each of ilia sections, and play will probnot start until next week, or the - ably week following. No schedules have at yet been an- nounced for the Cache Valley, Sanpete, Sevier, Millard or Southern divisions, and the opening dates, therefore, are not known. It is quite likely, however, that a lew games wll. ba played this week. , MORGAN, Ja- n- 9. Tha Morgan high school basketball team took the lead from the first whistle In their game with the Coalville hoqpaters here last evening and were never headed. As a result, they eaWIy came out on the long end of a 29 to 17 score, Kingston was ths individual star of the game with seven field goals. P. Neeley played an excellent game for Coalville. Prior to the game between the first teams ths Coalville second team defeated the Morgan second in a spirited contest by the score of 14 to 13. , COALVILLE. FIG. Fr.T, FI G. T.p. Farrell, If and ... 0 Pace, rf J P. Neeley, e and If. 4 Phalen, ig I........ t L. l al W UNION PACIFIC FIVE DEFEATS O. S. L TEAM The Oregon Short Line basketball team returned yesterday afternoon from Evanston, Wyo., where they were defeated by a score of 89 to 8 at the bands of the Union Paciflo railroad basketeera Saturday night. ' P. ike first half ended with the U. score. team on tile long end of a L. O. S. team During the second half the showed lo better advantage, but a apec- tacular shot from the middle of the lloor netted two points for the U. P. team and decided the issue. The contest was featured by & numbet of spectacular shots by both teams. Gallacher and Harbeke were the outstanding players tor the O. S. I-- team. Captain williams of the U. P. team played a brilliant game and was high-poiman of the contest, with seven field basket. He also netted four goals out of five free tries. Harris also played a good gam for the Wyoming team. The O. 8. L. boy report that they were treated handsomely during their stay in Evanston. Arrangements are In progress for a re-- 1 turn game with the Inlon Pacific five, to ba played in Balt Lake at an early - i . nt , I date. Th lineup and summary Neeley, rg 0 vf MORGAN. Totals-- . 1- . ' Special to The Tribune. Campaign for 1921 Basket ball Honors Expected to Create Stiff Competition. . ' T. , ,. ..... . , rg Walden-- S 0 ' ' 8 - . 6.9'll O 0-- ....1 Totals 11 ,7 .... F. Dickson, lg , ' Fr.T?, pi. a. T.P. Fl.a. - 0 , 4 t 29 CACHE VALLEY HOOP SCHEDULE ARRANGED Speefkl to The Tribune. . 7 LOGAN, Jan. 9. The newly ertmea Cache Valley division of tha Utah' High School Athletic association was started on its activity program yesterday when the coaches of the five high schools met here to draw up the basketball schedule and to discuss plans for tha season. Official for th game were also agreed upon. f Professor W. W. Henderson,, president of the Brigham Toung college, was elected representative of this division on tfa state high school board of control to succeed Norman Hamilton, who resigned. This Is the first yeah that ths Oneida academy of Prsston has taken part as a member of the Utah Athletic association. Although this place is in Idaho, it is so isolated from all other prep schools of that state that no games with Idaho Institutions can conveniently be carried out. Preston is close to Utah and has always been considered In activities of ths Cache valley, especially in athletics. The following officials were tentatively agreed upon to officiate in ths northern division games: - Russell Bern s ton, Clvde Worley, Tommy McMutlin. George Adam ' Dick Kapple, Burn Crookston, Alma Knapp, Dick Romney, of Logan, E. N. Larsen and Jack Wright of Edgar Williams of Wellaville, Brigham Johnson and Henry Plant of Richmond, Charles Cutler of, Preston, Malcolm Watson of Ogden and Woody Romney of Kalsvllle. Following is- the Cache Valley division schedule of 18 Oneida vs. Logan high at Logan; south Cache vs. B. T. C. at Hyrum. January 81 Logan vs. South Cache at Hyrum j North Caoha va B. T. C. at high at Logan. January 28 North Cach va South Cache at Richmond; Oneida 'va B. Y. C. high at Preston- February 4 Logan high va B. Y. C. at Legan gymnasium; high North Cache vs. Oneida at Preston. February 12 North Cache vs. Ixtgan at Richmond; Oneida va South Cache , . at Hyrum. February 18 Logan high va Oneida at B. Y. C. Preston; high va South Cach at Logan. February 22 North Cache vs. B. Y. C. high at Richmond; Logan high va South Cache at Hyrum. February 28 North Cache va South Cache at Hyrum; Oneida va, B. Y. C. high at Logan. March I North Chche va Oneida at Richmond; B. Y. C, high va Logan high at Y gymnasium. March 4 Logan high va North Cach at Logan; Oneida va South Cache at - Hy-rur- n, - games-Januar- ' UNION PACIFIC. JA Preston. New Officers 'Installed by Weber Sportsmen Referee Rpeclsl to Th Vaughn, Tribune. OGDEN rnmrn DEPARTMENT. ' Offlc, Phone 664 Local Favorite and Clever Contests at Ashton Arouse Missourian Will . Battle for Much Interest; Big Race the Bantamweight Title. Scheduled for February. EAST HIGH MURRAY FIVE , eli-roif- ' 1 f pro-ga- top-not- A. by Belgian Cue Wizard Carpentier , Optimistic About Dempsey Battle Makes Remarkable Run Jan. 9 Georges Carheavyweight pugilist interview In th Tele-grain Europe, today regarding his fight with th worlds champion. Jack Dempsey, optimism. He said it would be a hard fight, but that th result was not for him to predict. H had nothing to offer regarding definite arrangement as to where th fight Results is to be held. Whether I retire depends upon the result of the match, ha said. If I am TuvjjfA will retire. If not, I probably first race, three furlong It, 118 (Carter), beaten, I on fighting 818 so, lia.40, 92. SO, woa, Ctpula Ckvr, lit ahall go reason for hi coming to Holland. One (Ptnnegnrt, 818.80, 83.00, tseoad; xAsblasd, 118 Carpentier said, waa to visit the land of :86 sWolf't hla (Martinss), 82 20. third. Tim blrtn. wife Cry. Dorn T., Toyo and Jo Campbell la raa. in an exhibition match last night with Nevada Stock farm antrv. Second ,race, Belgian, Carpentier astonished Thoa. T. McUahoa, 118 Lenaera, H (Vtarlnellil. 84 2a M.00. J 0, woo; Cl Ray, Dutch sportsmen by his cleverness 10 (Slanghtsr), 88 80, $3 20, aecond; Jim Winn, Is even, better than w expected, said Its (Udarettn. 81 00, third. Tim 1 43 3 3. one. "He can land five blows where anCalifornia Jack, Sadie D , Dandy UlrL TlaJaa, other man lands one. flam A and Ulia Dunbar also ran. Carpentier said h might meet Frank Third rac. os mile Tnkaloe March. 118 Moran of Pittsburg before his fight with (Irlaram), 86 00. LV on, 84 40, woe; Chattaa Dempsey. Court, 116 (Rattlgl, 87 So, 84 0, aaeond; Maudlt, BOSTON, Jan 9. A run, 825 points t balk line billiards, a record for this city ano said to ba the highest made In frits country In yenrs, was scored Inst night by Edouard Hcremans, the Belgiun player, In an exhibition match. Hi average for ths nine innlnfca of play was (0 AMSTERDAM, champion pentier, an of af 9. Turf and Entries unm. a A 118 (Ziegler). 84 60, third. Tim-1- .43 (lift, Crows, Phil Martin, Pbalaa, Tonrm, rganla hail and Cafeteria also raa. . fourth race, one and enowlghfh rdtla Audrey K U0 (D. Hum). $10 20, 4 20, 82 80, wool AI Wick, 100 (Whittington), 80 40. $3 80, aacoad; Cork, 110 (foden), 83.40, third. Time 1 66. Montana Belle, Then Breckenr)dga, Bad William and Plnoaanr alao ran. fifth me, on mile and aeretity ynrdn-lju- dr David, 116 iMartlnslll), 34 60, 83 40. 62 00. won; B, 112 (Whittington), 33 60. $3.00, aecond, hnahotah, 110 If.rosi). 32 80, third. Time 1 46. Lady Innnrenc, Porls brapean, Balgeorga aand (Tiantreu alao ran. Slrth race, ala furlong Carri 0 Moore, ICallaham, 932 00. Ill UJ, 6,-'- o. won; Top o the Morning. IDO (ChlaVettl), 3300, 34po, aecond, xLsdy In Black. 104 (Marttnra), 818 80, third Time 1 13 26 Anna Wood, Edwlaa, Hamilton A., Sedan, Iky T , Wynnawoed, x gn-U- o A. and Valley Park Maid ala raa, ilrwla entry. Seventh rare, oa and uneel xtaenth mitre Martin A Noon a, 104 (Tanrgln), 84.40, 2 SO, 32 40, Wont Paddy Whack, 119 (Oroeai, $3.00, 82.80; War Smoke. 106 (Carter), third, Dine 1 4d 1 3. Thrift, Sailo, Borne Larch, Lonla and Bsgranao alao raa. Watw Flghth race, mile and Willow, 108 (foden), 318 80, 38 20. 3 120, won) Perfect Lady, t(M (Slaughter), 823 AO, 38 80, eaeond; Saner, 99 (D Horn), 88 20, third. Time 1 48 16. Reveler. Mtaa Orb, Utanl H. and W. M. lfeker alao ran. . l gMa-dri- U-- - rr. OGDEN, Jan. 9. That Frank M. Drlgga be elected president of tba Weber club at the annual, election tomorrow is conceded bsvjb 'T'bA'dther canUiiiatea to b voted for are a follows: Vic president Marrlner Browning, E. W. Cannady and L N, Fierce, , Treaeurer W 111am H. , Loos, R. A. Moyea and F J. Vlcka Directors (Four to be elected) James Fred VV. Brennan, O. D. Bennett, Gentsch, P. F. Kirkendall. A P. Merrill, W. H, Reeder. Jr., R. H. Rutledge, a. M Scott, J, Ray Ward and I FV VVLft- -. will Douglas MacLean Ever Funny . .Th -- TOM MOORE OFFICER 666 Funnier Than the Stan And in Addition a Big Bill of Losw Headlined Version - IE A grand march of laughs, with MAY , DORIS Mack Bennett comedy - THS FIRESIDE BREWER Featuring thr eoeentrlo comedienne LOUISE FAZENDA Th usual good music Also th by Kiddles lOo Holidays, 36s WHY PAY MORE?"-- ihiTiTTTrtnhMl - All-St- THE RIVAL ARTISTS" Matinees 20c Sundays, Evenings, IlW The Rookies Return . VAUDEVILLE er r giUlB ildt-Bplittl- ess T ' New Ownet Takes Over TINEST AMERICAS OGDEN, Jan. 9. A a result of th livestock show every year Ogden will become one of th largest western stock market along with Denver, Omaha and other cities, according to James Brennan, manager 6f th Ogden Packing A Provision company. He said that ths stock show which closed last night was tar beyond th expectations of th comlivestock and th mittee in chart raiser of th atatoa The attendance and ths displays of cattle. Sheep and hogs was far greater and better than were anticipated. The show next January, he said, would eclipse th on held this year. Mr. Brennan said that most of the peoand ple visiting the show were farmer ranchers, the class that Ogden livestock and packing interests are anxious to get hers. Tha Interest of th Ogden people merIn attending the show and the chants In declaring a half holiday showed wa back the of th visitors that Ogden He pointed to th show unanimously. cenadvantages of Ogden as a livestock ter and aald that in three year Ogden will have a market rivaling that of Dcn- - STAR ACTS--- 7-A- LL TROUPE POWELL HERE BORIS TRIP KIN CO. GIRL IN THE AIR AUSTIN 7 ISA DELANEY & GRMT SHOW MR. and MRS. SIDNEY PAYNE In "Who Get It FOUR HARMONY KID3 , CHARLES READER Doon Open 13 Noon 'Continuous Show 1 till U p. m. ; AND , MABEL NORMAND in THE SLIM PRINCESS" Omaha Baseball Club Three Arrested for OMAHA, Neb., Jan. 9. Rais of th Carrying Weapons Omaha Western league baseball fran, chise waa completed here today when Feagln Burch of Houston, Texas, became owner of the club, buying out th Interest of 'W. A. Rourke. for a sum said to approach 8100,000. Burch left tonight to attdnd the haaehall meeting at .Chicago, - after Intimating that spring training may bs held at Fort Bmlth, Ark, Trial of Girl on Murder Charge to Be Resumed , Special to Tha Tritons OGDEN, Jan. 9. Tha preliminary hearing of Jennie Bcardlno, 19 years of age, charged with the murder of her cousin, Mike Termaln, February 10 last, will b resumed before Judge D. E, Sullivan, Tuesday morning. The case waa called Saturday, but only a littl headway waa made. Robert H. Chambers and Fred Tout, officer of th pollr department, told of visiting th hom of tha defendant Imtb shooting and of th mediately after defendant's admitting having don th In Tarmatna shooting which resulted death. Jennie Termaln, sister of th (lead man, corroborated th testimony of th officer regarding the defendants admission that ah fired th shots that killed Termaln. Tb defendant is expected to take th stand Tuesday and teQ her story of th shooting and what led up to 1L SALESMAN QOE9 ON CRUI9E. OGDEN, Jan. L Howard Revor, traveling salesman for John Scowcroft A Sons company, baa taken a two months' leav of abseno to go on a cruise to Booth American water with th Pacific fleet. Kevor was In th navy during th war. war he went At the conclusion of th Into th naval reserves. -- AGED VETERAN RECOVER. OGDEN, Jan. 9 John W. A rgu bright, 66, yanra .of egw, W4J a- member of the O. A. 1L, who recently underwent an operation af th Deo hospital, has recovered sufficiently to be removed to th Amity roaldeao on North street sirw Aryu bright I th father M Ralph Arra-4Mx- l8 - IqIhuN VWWHtt IfEBb gperta! to Ths Triton. OGDEN. Jan. 9 Juan Parts, 24' years of age, Colpas Armenia, 23 years of age, wer jtnd Antonio Tina, 3S year of as, arrested in th freight yards at. 12 30 o'clock this afternoon bv Detective Edward Butterfield and Everett Noble, upon the charge of carrying concealed weapons and trespassing. The reused are alleged to have used a gun to enforce their demands In obtaining a rid upon a freight train. It waa stated by ths police th three men wero riding on sn Incoming freight train and when ordered off by th conductor they drew the gun and declined to leave the train. When th train reached Devil's Oats th trio dropped from th train. Th police were given a .description of ths Mexicans and when ah second freight train reached Ogden the Mexicans wer found concealed In one of the car. They wero arrested and will be held for a bearing In the city court tomorrow. . DERMODY TO PEAK, OGDEN, Jan. 9. W. J. Dermody, manager of th Western Union Telegraph company, wll) be tha principal speaker at tha luncheon of the irogfes-sl- v Business olub, which meets at the Weber club at noon Tuesday. He will speak on "Th ITogreaa of th Telegraph in Relation to tb Business of Ogon committees den" Reports of th "Belling Ogden," and tb Girl Scouts will probably ba heard. AMERICAN lo-c- al A of Flcturs Super-Mast- THE ROMANCE OF A GIRL WHO DARED Best Comedy of the Year "WET AND WARMER'1 A Lehman Comedy Gordon Brotland at th Organ TO BE ENTERTAINED. MISSIONARY te The Trttoa. Ellxahelh Oater-hau- a. OGDEN, Jam 9 Ml who leave soon for a mission for v Latter-daHalms rhur, h In ennicrn the slates, will ba the guest of lionAr at a farewell party to be given Tuesday even- Ing In the blxth ward amusement Nall. WILL ATTEND IN AUOUAl. .BALL. OGDLN, jxn. 9 It la expected tha( Ogden wHI be represented at the Inaugural ball In Balt Lake Monday Many by more than 109 perwuia. peopl of th olty wtU also attend the ad- now to be th reception given by ministrwtJon, J. "Th Horn NOW FLAYING PARKER READ PRODUCTION LOUISE GLAUM in LOVE GEM Special CREATES HAPPY HOURS" NOW PLAYINO Greataat Sorsan Production 4 ONE WEEK Seaton Th . - William Christy Cabannea! Powerful Homan DscwmeTHE STEALERS -t ' , . Big Knockout Comedy "THE MORNING C. A. Smith at th Organ va-ni- 1 1 Tb popular Paramount piotur lock, Tli voting will be by ballot. Th poll will ba open from tl oclock in th morn- ing until 7 o'clock in th evening. The annual meeting of ths club wlU be held at I oclock, at which time the result of th election will be announced. Th election committee is composed of J. M. Forristali, chairman: J. H Andrews. W, J. Blackburn, Leroy Bucb-milland F. F. Frorer, The election of officers of th Ogdett chamber of commerce will bo held at ths Weber club Monday, January 17. . - NOW PLAYING -- W. ra south Frank M. Driggs Conceded-tBe Logical Candidate, at Weber Club Election. y. Taen 9,Orl street. . visit, I h la-s- . wMnn-tan- -- Twenty-firt- aemi-windu- p; POSITIVE RESULTS Gate 420 Business, 164; Correspondent, and 740; Society, 8190, - CLUB WILL ELECT Jimmie Foley of St. Louts, flyweHght champion of th A. E. F. and rated as ths greatest little battler of his Inches ond boys and girls dog raoes were run who has ever been developed 'in Mis-- 1 Saturday afternoon on th iMain street lbs town before a crowd that lined souri, who meets Lou psluto, ths local !de t tbs raos course for two kingpin for ths local bantamweight feature block. Six races in all wer run, prises championship in ths event'' of Hardy K. Downing weekly for every contestant being given by the boxing show in ths Hippodrome theater merchants of Ashton. In alj egce.pt ..tb .. tonight, has already- pmd a host, .jot, raca and th girls race there were friends sines' his arrtvpl her a few days last from twely to twenty entries. Followago. While Foley la a comparative stranger ing are the results of the different races: to local tana, he promise to become a , First race Boys under 12 years, one The following from a boy and ona dog; start at C. W. A M, frlme favorite. run to Herald offlo and back sport sheet will show what they corner, to, C. W,. $ M, cqrnFiratr'rtJKfff-'think of him there: duthfr.-Y- r aavlpta account: aecond, WilHunt, sled, third, Claud Lae. watch, pocket edition of a fighter but - a - real liam ree to gll boyt, two dogs, Second race, maulsr. ' Foley went. overseas With th A. B. on boy; Vart, C. W. A M. corner, finF. Ha fought In the trenches and boxed ish, Herald office First, Frank Smutn, in th various Y. M. C. A huts. During tack of flour; second, Shirley Reynold, the big boxing catgdval In Paris In 1918 sweater; third, Hugh Whit, half box hs was ons of the participants. apple. Third race, girls fra for 11. ons to When the famous coterie of American boxers mad their Jaunt to Italy to thrss dog and on girl First. Gsraldin cend.' Violet Le, engage in bvula in several Italian cities Townnead, kouak; Norma Brown, stocking Jimmie Foiey Went along the smallest plotufe; third, Lee drove two doga In this cap. Volet member of the gang. rac. He achieved success in ths ring-a- s fra Fourth toi all, country boy a rac. decided a member-oA. E. F. and the on dog and ona boy; start, C. W. to go Jnto the upon hla dis- only, A Herald office First, M. corner, finish. charge. Already he has made a name Bart Klrkham, sack flour; aoond, Shirley for himself and has- boxed many of tbs Raynolda, watch; third, Hugh Wbita, wabest boys around St. Louis. While Paluso has proved himself to bs ter bag; Fifth rac, fre for all, thre to fiv thee beet of ths local bantams, this will bo the first ttins hs has ever been called doga, any number of boy to ld; start, C. W. A M. comer, finish. Herald ofmeet a outsider. Ths upon to outcome of this match will bs watched fice Firaf, Claud Lae and William Hunt, second, Shirley Reynold (alone), sweater; with Interest. Frank Smuln and tt Ths rest of the card also Is promising, fishing rod; third, . as It Is mads up almost exclusively of Six Zara, fly book.rac between race, fastest picked ambitious youngsters who always give dogs entered; start, C. W. A M. corner, the fans the best there is In them. KlrkWest Ketchel! meets Jlmmls Munsen finish. Herald office Flrsti Bert flashin the William ham, sled; second, Frank Smuln, Johnny half box meets Joe Lewis of Magna; Danny light;, third, Paul Townsend, Slmmermacher. O'Brien meets Dick Berger, and Young apple ; fourth, Floyd to hold one mors planned It meets of Pueblo Wood Bstargo Johnny rac before th big mansee. A novelty bout between Jos boys and girl dog be held In February, which will Maps, a Jap, and Jimmie Green will bs dog raos, on or nax Washingtons blrth-dprobably the opeper. OGDEN, Jan. 9 The Weber County and Gun club Installed the newly elected officers last night at a meeting MEETS held at the Eagles club and which wa by a smoker and mock trial. Th TODAY followed latter furnished a great deal of merriment for th members of ths dub. The East high team win meet the MurW. H. Reeder. JTr., presided on the ray high school five this afternoon In "bench, H. J. Harris defended and S. P. the Hlllcrest gymnasium at Murray. Dobb prosecuted. W. H. (Buck) An Ths Murray boys have played but ona derson. county fish and game warden, gams thus far. They were defeated by wa tried "for shooting a cow In place . of sn elk." Th new officer Installed were- - Arthur F. Iwrson, president; 8. B. Locke, of the forest eervlre, vies president; C. TUVAMA ZKTKIIS. O. Gilmore, secretary end treasurer; Sam Jost, Jr., C. H Btratford and Alfred flrat race, five furlooga iPmme Weller 103, Hrewerton as directors. A bullet lunch- J I) Kugg 119 Da lay N. 1,, blackwing 111, Kd LeVaa 110, Little Jake 116, Cnhalt 110, Lady eon was served. Moore lit, Viva 108. Charmaat 91, Vollma IDS, Proper medicine .xHeeut Tooth llh produoe qulok re-- a ' and naventy yards Second race, ona mil C. City u11 . Dlraot 108. Mia Our US, Von fmdy 1U8, d Over New Owner Plaything medication 1 tha gWelga 108, Argtnte 116, fink Teeny llg, iuS, Florence Cline 109, Ha oar 10(L frtas correct system. Conrad 110, Marwerth 111 I Bandy Girl 10V Don't temporise Special to Th Tribune. Third race, five furlongw McCronn 116, Oat with' rour afflicPOCATELLO. Idaho. Jan. 118, Olllr Wood 110, J. J. Murdock 116, Th Gats Cura tion. My methods 9oa Beach 110, Old Homeetead 110, VsJll V. 108, Athletlo which City wsa two dub, sold are Touched for week ago by C. Stair to E. F. Becor. iValcatto lady 100, Dot R. 118, Trulan 116, Kaeledovatl 110. by tha leading waa yesierdsy purchased by Allan Trapp, Eddie Tran tor 110, a ml lee men of this city. fourth rare, ona aad aon of W. K Trapp, and a well known 108. baby Mister 1"3, a Boa levy 110, Belle Make a . sportsman. young ifountala David abattle 118, Rona and without delay ajudge 16, Th first event under the new man lulu bri, Stanlry 6 110, ale Dinosaur 108. be convinced of egement will be ataged on ths night of five furiuegs 9 if ala 1(A. Wynnewnod my ability. Jantiarv 18, when Ai Kominera of Port- Olynuden rate King 117 Judge fllewurih 112. Shifty land will meet Army Welch of Bremerfri Lillie Pointer Oft. IMuraod lud, Hrltaiaa Ally ton. Wash Iletdd Kelly of Butts. Mont, 112 .biall lli. J'e (loodman 107, Oomrulter 113 EL GRIFFITH DR. and Muff RriHon of Portland are enSltlh ram ala fnrlnnge Cacamhu HO. xlrlah bionevllfe )(V) Malr Ilk) May banl.t.T-.ligaged for the aemlwindup. The Leading1 Specialist, )t Hhortetop 106, Croat llewk 1U8, slgoeeee Mill lit. tw. giurdee llh. nea Way U4 U 10 to S P. M. Dally TREMAINT TO , BOX WILLIAMS aLHUa luf. ' (link A JiL . f It Evening V Tre- xMyrtla CLEVELAND, O.. Jan. heveath raoe. ana mile eMIdle 109, xAndeag 10 to tl Sunday wa K. 310, Ttrmak -HI. Rutland maine, Cleveland, bantamweight, - ' ' Arms 114, alfee-c- t , ' I. Main matched Iasi night to box Kid Wulla-nsformer bantamweight ohamplon, etui, 3P. round 'at Philadelphia January IA wsa ths sfear teas fa Rod . 1 . Q 0 Jx Copyrittit i AFTER" ' |
