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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-12

q n LYNDS CHAPTER NO, I.
WIT Order Eastern Star. Masonic
Fn9 hall, Stated meetings first
HGfSISh Friday each month, Visiting
NJ members Will receive cordial
W welcome.
MARY f. GRAHAM. w. NJ.
MARY q. WRIGHT, Sccy.
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WHITE Wings OUT
AFTER LOBSTERS
viii Try and Corral Grus-
taceans at Ball Park This
Afternoon.
FATHER" GIMLIN AND
FAMILY TO APPEAR
Game Will Recall 0ld-Time
Scraps at Local Ball
Park.

This afternoon at O'Clock "Dnd" Gimin's
fast Ogden bunch Win line up against the
Dubei Tailor Salt Lakers ut tho ball park for
tho initial game between these two great
rivals in the Utah State League series. and the
fans VIII have opportunity to see for thorn
selves whether tho White Wings are there with
the goods false nnrm.
Local Players Working Hard.
Tho local players have been working like
common laborers since the Eureka disaster.
and tho public may bo assured that they Will
make tho gang from the Junction City go the
limit to hold tho lead for the pennant.
Jensen will be on tho elab for the Dubel
Tailorss with Capt Scare at the receiving end,
and from the speed and control that Irwin has
bean showing in practice, with tho clever work
OF the men behind him. 1t Will take moro than
ordinary team TO slip knock out punch
over the Salt Lakers solar plexus
Makeup of Salt Lake Club.
lows Scare. catcher; Jensen. pitcher; Bert
Margctts. first base. Smith. second base; a.
Gum, third base; Beck. shortstop, James, left
hcId: Hahn. center field; Stewart. right held
The Ogden team Will arrive in the city this
forenoon, md their lineup Is n matter or con-
lecture until Father" Gimlin gathers his fock
together before tho opening OF the game
Trouble Over Wessler.
The wcssler case hns not yet been settled
and there is somc doubt as 10 whether the
clever second bnseman will take part In this
afternoon contest. 1t Is up to the directors or
the league and thoy must let the management
OF the Salt Lake team know their ultimatum
by noon today the Ogden lad VIII play In
the Gnmc regardless Of their decision
Dubei Getting Angry.
Mr. Dubei stated to The Tribune representa-
dive Friday, that II Wesslcr was kept out OF
tho gone he would withdraw his team from
the organization and play independent bail:
They can hive the money he said. and
divide a. among themselves any way they
please. I know m right and shall play Wess-
ler The president said So
Special cars Will be run to ACCOMMODATE the
patrons, commencing at 30 o'clock.
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ATHLETIC MEETING SUNDAY.
Called to Arrange for Annual State
Track Meet.

Manager John Jensen OF tho University track
team yesterday called meeting OF tho rep
res-ntatlNos of the various colleges Of the
State to be held at D. m. tomorrow In tho
parloTs OF the Kenyon hotel. The schools
that Will be represented are University OF
Utnhs Agricultural College OF Utah Brigham
Young university. Brigham Young college and
tho Latter-day Saints university The chief
business OF the meeting Will be TO arrange the
order OF events for the State track meet and
TO SOLICIT officials
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-12

DIRK. May 1.-THE Cleveland team
1rst Eastern series at American
tx today and bent the locale. c 10 +.
ks bntted out OF the box I'm the sixth
n Newton. who relieved him, was
1old tho visitors. Score. II. Il e.
-. .....o 0 2 0 002 o 2 % 3 2
.......,...0 OIL 10000 "a IL 2
Hess and Clark; Chesbro, Newton
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-12

Ell KALAH TEMPLE. A. A. o N NJ. s.
Third Wednesday OF each month Ma
sonic hall at p. m. All mobiles soJourn-
Ing invited. J, NJ Marriott. Potentate:
w L. Barnes Recorder
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fEIC COAST LEAGUE.
q. Portland 9.

I'd, Or. May lL-Torcn weakened
h inning today nnd San Francisco
Iur runs and won out. Previous 10
loren had performed wonderfully,
II being secured of his delivery.
kteady ut all times. and the best
tlid do was to get two runs Score:
II r. Fl. E.
co 1900 0Oo40-s 6 2
.s...0 DOL 01 o. s
Hit and Wilson; loren and Nc
>irc-Pcrrlne
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-12

WASATCH LODGE NO. 1, F and A M
members of sister lodges and sojourning
brethren In good standing invited. Harrie
Wall Griffin, W NJ; a. j Lowe. Secre-
tary
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J. Louis 8, Boston 3.

, May n-Tho opening game Of the
reen Boston and the Western team
oday by ST. Louis, and marked the
esslve defeat inflicted on the Iocal
10, X. II. f
|. O1oooo4 Is 9 !
!. ...s..0 l o OIL G-3 4
Smith and Hickey. Dineen and
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EXCURSION TO TINTIC
Via D. &R. G., Sunday, May 13.

Via D. G. R. G., Sunday, May l3.
Fare $500 for the round trip Spe-
clal train leaves Salt Lake $50 a. m
Returning leaves Silver City 1870 y, M;
Mammoth. T:40: Eureka, 500 p n.
Everybody invited Magnificent scenic
trip over the double circle, Baseball
game at the Eureka grounds. Park
City VS.. Eureka.
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Angeles 5, Fresno o.

sELES. Cal, May 1.-THE Angels
C,ewash eil over Fresno today Fitz-
hit safely but half dozen times.
|lwas timely and the game was won
|teles In the Grgt Inning. Score.
r. II. E.
Il ....-..5 100000 - 6 l
....,..0 oO0 900 o 90 5 1
Maggie and Eager; Fitzgerald and
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BEAUTIFUL OGDEN CANYON
Excursion Sunday, May 18th,

Excursion Sunday, May 18th,
Via Oregon Short Line, Only s1.O0
round trip to Ogden. Carriages meet
all trains at the depot for the drive up
the canyon. Leave Salt Lake either at
40 or so a. m. or 1:S0 or 4;06 D. m,
returning leave Ogden at 4:10 or $50
p. m.
City Ticket ONCE, 2O1 Main street,
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Minneapolis Fox Is Fined.

MILWAUKEE,. wis.. May u-Presideut J.
D o. 'Bricn OF the American association an
nounced today that he had fined Capt Fox OF
the Minneapolis team 800. for taking his team
on the ield at Louisville on April 10
Capt Fox had been instructed by the owner
not to play IN case certain ball was used.
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Benny Munroe Here TODAY

Word wns received from Benny Munroe
VINO Is toutod ms having the best record Of
any pace follower in the country. by Manager
sonnny chapman Friday that tho renowned
Munroc was stalled at Grand Junction owing
10 soTno sort OF case OF mistaken identity
ont would arrive In Zion today N''
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ashington 0, Detroit 4.

|GTON. May l1.-Mullin was n puz-
Ellington today. allowing but four
Detroit gave the local team It's first
| the season. Score r H E
b 80. 80 o 0 o o 90 90 s {
......s...2 o o o / o 00- Ia IL o
Hughes and Heydon; Nuliin and
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Hoppe Probably Champion.
"SOPHS" DEFEAT JUNIORS.
Seniors Fail to Show Up for Pro.
posed Game

The high school Senior-Junior ball game
failed TO matcrlalize last night because OF the
failure the part OF the Seniors 10 show up
for tho contest. Tho Sophomorcs were hand
with their team. game was played with
the Juniors Tho score S to In favor
OF the Sophomores. The Junior Senior game
VIII como of on Monday
The lineup of last nights game:
Sophomores Juniors
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,3RN LEAGUE SCORES
snver 3, Lincoln 9.

u Colo. May 1L-Errors by Barton
at critical times lost the gnmo TO
Sf score: r. II. E.
4 c..--..s,.o lo1 o 00-2 6 3
\ Wright. Weigardt and Zalusky;
lnran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-12
THE OREGON SHORT LINE
Will Operate an Excursion

To Ogden Sunday. May 18th, ut 800
for the round trip. You'd better go up
II you want beautiful little canyon
trip, OGDEN CANYON is THE
PLACE. Carriages meet all trains and
II is a most pleasant ride Leave Salt
Lake at either 7:1O or 10: 80 in the morn
ing and leave ogden at 4:1o or $50 In
the afternoon.
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1oines 6, Sioux City l

az. In. May ll.-McCabe went I'D
1n the eighth inning and lost tho
W home team. Score: r. II. e
'fs-s,...,.0 1 90 100 o-l 6 !
,icr........l 0oo o41-e I /
51cCnbe. Recder and Hess, Brinker
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-12
Tribune Boil Team BUSY.

The Tribune baseball team received nm nm
9wer TO Its challenge from the Frumkin Cigar
company for a game 10 be played probably 1t
Liberty park. Sunday afternoon which Will
give the newspaper boys chance to try out
candidates for their nino.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-12
nAha 8. Pueblo Q.

i, ,>olo.. May lin the best played
season witnessed on the local
= nm won, to 2. Score; r. II. E
>t-.--.,..,Q 0 90 o 0 o % Is 2
...-.-...1 10000 Oo-3 Z
liner and Measett. snndsrs and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-12
WILLIE HOPPE IS
BILLIARD WIZARD
Breaks Worlds Record in
Match With Schaefer Last
Night.

CHICAGO. May l1.-Both of today's games
brought out the most sensational billiards Of
tho tournament In tho afternoon game be-
tween George Sutton and Louis Cure. Sutton
won In six innings. having OF N0. l2l
and col for three of his trials Despite his
defeat. the Frenchmen played excellent bill
llards having on average OF SO and fraction
when the match was finished
Women Witness Contest.
With Hoppe and schnefer the drawing
card tonight Orchestra hall was pnclSed with
were women Schacfer won the bank and
made II. Hoppe retired with cipher, ran
In his next trial and then picked up So: In tho
fourth inning he got tho balls together. and
HIS long run which resulted In tho breaking
OF the words' record for this style OF billiards.
wus begun. He played especially fast and with
the utmost confidence.
Breaks Worlds Record.
When he had reached within a few points OF
Cures record, Hoppe executed seVeral oihcult
shots which were unnecessnry, except that ne
could gain better position. In one Instance
he had a comparatively ensy carom. but In
stead OF choosing tho eosier billiard he went
to tho cushion twice to count the shot Tho
result that he Was left In perfect position
for his neSt shot
During the record breaking run he carried tho
balls around tho table threo times and. after
passing Cures record, succeeded In Bathcrlng
In Ee more points. when no missed rather
hard two-cushion shot by tho smallest fraction
of an inch. and sat down while the audience
epplauded With vigor At this point Schaefcr
had scored but 81 points. Ho made 10 on his
NTH try. and Hoppe 40 Schacfer then
gathered In T0 but was apparently sunering
from nervousness, as NJ missed an easy caron'
Hoppe then drew cipher. but with a 20 In
the seventh md 6S I'm the eighth he finished
the greatest game go far In the tournament
Hoppe Probably Champion.
Hoppe has won the three games he has
played, and the only way he can lose irst
prize Will be for him TO lose to Slosson tomor-
row afternoon and for Sutton to defeat Schae-
fer tomorrow night. which would leave tho
Canadian and the youngster tied for first place
and would neceseitate an extra game between
the two to decide the winner OF the tourna-
ment Slosson and Sohacfcr are tied Tor third
place, both having suffered two defeats and
winning game each. Cure has completed
his play In the tournament and finished in NTH
place Hoppc's average tonight 81 4-s;
Schacscr's u Is
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-12
can Association Scores.

clty-Ksnsas City q. Indinnapo-
(ous.Minneapoli5 3, Columbus 4.
t'e-Mllwaukee 8. Louisyule 4.
-st Paul 2, Toledo s.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-12
Dubei Getting Angry.
MoNEYBAcKs BEAT WEssLERs
Ogden Bowlers Still Continue Assault
on Pins.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN May 1l.-At the Palace bowling
alleys tonight the Moncybacks won the game
from the Wesslers, the score being Z2S4
exciting The following Is the score:
l. L.
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Moneybacks.
WesslerS.

The Weuslers. who had not made good
score as the winning team. gave the Money
backs a handicap OF rs points in tho total
score.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-12
ard Wins at Lacrosse.

'IH, May ll-HarYard defeated Co.
nlty az lacrosse on South ficId To-
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Room IL Wins Game

The ball team from room IL OF tho oou,.
school defeated Earl Larsen's team Frid,y ~
the school campus. by u scoro of 10 to 1s vi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-12
13TH-MAY 13
An UnluckY Number,

But good day for that excursion
to Ogden Via the Short Line. Only
$1.00 for the round trip.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-12

" 1l-oakland- Seattle game post
81 ccount OF rain.
ay 1l.-So game today; rain.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-12

FORESTERs OF AMERICA = MEETS
Isl and 3rd Wednesdays each month,
n nights OF Columbus hall, No. Il w. lst
south. C Z. White F. c. sll34
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Jockey McCue's Last Mount.

WASHINGTON. May 11.-Jockcy Pat sfcCu,
died here last night Of consumption
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Knights Of Pythias.

CALANTHE-MYR lodge No. l.
Every Monday, X. of P. hall. c. r.
srock. c c. c. E, Baker. K. OF r.
and >,
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN lodge No $-Every
thursday evening, K. or P. hall
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Harbor 8, Butte /.

IN, Wash. May 1.-THE local
the sixth inning, when two sin
|bmidts' bad throw to iirst scored
Hnin fell and the game was sus-
II Umpire Huston called the game
lining Of the eighth inning. Butte
run the lrst inning. whllo tho
nun was made In the second
Idoublc plays liyened the game.
r. II Z.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-12

LINCOLN LODGE No. q, X of P, meets
every Saturday evening. O'clock, X. of
P. hall
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-12

NAOMI REBEKAH LODGE No l.
Meets every End and 4th Saturday even
ing Of each month in Odd Fellows tenn
pie' Market ST, n2S59
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EXCURSION TO EUREKA $500
Via D. Sc R. G., Sunday, May Is.

Kt d @ ~ %, k5uHuuyy 1Hy To-
Leave Salt Lake $50 a IN. Return
ing leaves Mammoth 7;40 p, m. :;
Eureka, 500 p M
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-12

MT. MORIAH LODGE NO. 2, F. and A.
M.-Mesonic hall second Monday each
month. Members of sister lodges and So
tourning members In good standing in
vtted. A II. Peabody, w. NJ. Christo-
pher Diehl. Secretary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-12
Independent Order of Odd Fellows.

FIpELITY LODGE No. II. l. o. o. F.
Meets every Wednesday night at s
CLOCK. l. Q. O. F temple. Visitors well
some Sone, n. r. Lombard, N g. J. C.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-12
POSTPONED Games

Law and Hurley; Schmidt and
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's Bnrlesque Company
Ninth Successive Los
ing Performance.
LMERICAN LEAGUE.
tanding Of the Clubs.
bHeland 6. New York 8.

a-Chicago game postponed; rain.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-12

"a ARGENTA LODGE NO 8. F. and
10 A. MAJ Masonic hall first
$.E Tuesday OF each month. Mem
ber9 of sister lodgcs and sojourn-
1g brethren Invited. Harry A Knowles
V. NJ: Moses c. Phillips. Secretary.
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-02-22

dent. The spot has been the scene
of several disastrous wrecks and is
one of the most troubletome places
on the system.
Senator Ankeny's bill providing for
a $15O,0O0 bridge across the Spokane
river connecting Spokane and Fort
Wright, is doomed to defeat. The
war department has reported adverse
ly on the bill on the ground that
there is at present no great need for
the bridge.
George H. Aschenbrenner is under
arrest at Colfax, Wash, charged with
statutory assault upon Mary Langdon,
aged 10 years. The defendant is so
years of age, has a family of grown
children. has three times been under
a-rcg. charged with like offe1zes, and
once served four years in the penl-
tenuary
Tax Collector r. B. Vaughn, at
Moscow. Idaho. stated there was only
S6S5O.59 delinquent taxes left uncol-
lected of the 1905 levy for state and
county on February 20. Also that
$1,000 was the total delinquent for all
state county, city and special school
taxes i'm Latah county. Mr.. Vaughn
states that this is the best showing
ever made in the history Of the
county
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-02-22

Yesterday afternoon the body of
Dr. j. f. Bingham, the pioneer ply
sician of Walla Walla, was cremated
in the Portland crematory, this being
his express wish. before he died.
Before taking the remains to Port
land for cremation a short funeral
service was held at the Walla Walla
home and final services were held in
Portland preceding the cremation.
The ashes of Or. Bingham, which
form but small handful. will be
taken to Walla Walla to repose In an
urn in the family vault.
DR.. Bingham was a well known and
popular physician of the inland en-
pire and was intimately connected
with the business and professional life
of Walla Walla and Umatilla counties
for many years.
He was born in Williamsport Pa.
i'm 1916, and graduated from a Penn
sylvania medical college in 1868. COM
ing west in 1870. and was for four
years following n surgeon in the ma
rine service of the United States on
the Pacific coast.
In 1874 he went to Walla Walla
and engaged in the practice of his
profession residing there since that
time. He acquired a large amount Of
property in Walla Walla and adjoin-
ing counties, including Bingham
Springs in Umatilla county, which is
one of the most popular resorts in the
northwest.
He acquired a high standing in his
profession and was often called into
consultation with the most promising
| physicians i'm the northwest During
| the last illness of Samuel p. Sturgis
the well known resident Of Pendleton
/ DR.. Bingham was consulted and rem
Iered every assistance.
When last in Pendleton several
months ago DR.. Bingham was suffer
| ing greatly from Bughts disease. and
| while the disease was undermining
his health. yet his disposition wa.
cheerful and kindly and he exhibited
but little evidence OF the physica
suffering to which ne was subjected
He leaves q wife ana one SON who
VIII continue to reside mt Wallc
| Walla.