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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-17
soCKER FOOTBALL GAME.
Whites Trim Blues in Game at Tower
Hill

The local cup tie wos played yesterday af-
ternoon on tho Tower Hll grounds the kick
on taking place at $3.50 p. IN. Neither team
was fully represented AT half time the
Whites led by 10 0,
Tho second holf was tho best although the
Whites added three more goals Tho moat
prominent players on the winning side were
Service at back Sansbury at half Gibson at
latter again playing tho best game ON tho
fold - -
For the Blues, WRlte at half was very prom-
mont The game was poor on the whole
both sidea falling TO combine. and on today g
form the locals arc at least flvc goals inferior
TO the Eureka lot. undoubtedly the fayoritos
for the cup
Final rcore-Whltcs. 8: Blues. / Time-Two
forty lYo minute halves
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PATTERSON SECURES STAY
Case Against Colorado Senator Will
Be Heard on Merits.

WASHINGTON, April l6.-In the casO OF the
people OF Colorado versus United States Sen
ator Patterson. n proceeding asalEot the Sem
ator on the charge OF contempt for the State
Supreme court the Supreme court OF the
United States issued order today postpon-
ing the motion to dismiss affirm filed by the
Slato untll tho cnse Is hoard ON It's mnrlts
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SPECIAL GUN CLUB SHOOT
Members Showing Great Interest In
Coming INTERIM mountain Shoot

Tint tho coming Intermountain Gun club
ehAnnPionsnip lie creating immense interest
among inc local smoke -peddlers was decisive
~ shown at the traps Monday by the large
attendance at tho special shoot to round IN
entries for the big event UP
ohSm%cu was In excellent form and made
tne hiShest sores OF the day. with A and az
plras out OF In his two strings. Parker.
Word was received from the Eas, tb,, II -
hotSchey, tho famous expert, would surely be
mere TO TAKE part in the May tournament Tho
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Gate Receipts for Dagoes.

NEW YORK, April Announcement
was made yesterday that the New York
the New York clubs share OF the gate
receipts of today's game here between
New York and Boston would be devoted
to the fund being collected by the Italian
committee OF this city for the relief OF
the Mt Vesuyius sufferers Tho fund
now amounts to about $3.50
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Park City Team Working Hard,

Special 10 Tho Tribune
PARK CITY, April 1G.-Thc Park City base
ball team and tho Nationals played n practice
game OF bail on tho local diamond yesterday
afternoon. with large crowd OF fans pres
ent. Tho outlook for good team In Park
City for the coming scason Is very encourage
Ing. and tho management has applications FOR
every position tho team.
Sceloy, catcher from Missouri. arrived this
morning and Will try out ut the practices this
week. The grounds are being put Into fpe
shape and the fans aro anriously awaiting tho
opening OF tho league senson next month
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Tips on Oakland Races.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
SAN FRANCISCO. April l6-The Exn,
ers tips on todny's Oakland races are aSl
lows :" !
Eirst rpce-Maiden, Naleursusn Silver Il
Second racc-Rcy del Mundo, Alma Gar
Happy Lad.
Third rnce-Salable f E. Shaw, sandst,
EpoIth rac"-lnk. Badly Used. Brown Pa,
Fifth race-Gloomy Gus, Bonar, Lucrecel
sixth race-Pronta, Orchan, Dusty Miller
Seventh Eaee-Romaine, Northwest, MassI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-17
Cincinnati Wins From Chicago.

CINCINNATI. O., April ls-Clncnnau won
today.s game from Chicago by scoring three
when tho third man was retired Harper was
hit harder than Lundgren, but managed to
20o0. Score. r II. E.
Cincinnati 49,. 90 0ooooa - 2
Chicago .,...... s.....0 0 / o 0 D "a !
Batteries-Harper and Schlci. Lundgren and
Killing. Two-baso ht-Schute, Thrcc-basc hit
-Sohultc Struck out-By Harper g. by Lund-
gren 9. Base on balls-On Harper ), of Lund-
gren s. Umpire-Johnstone,
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MoRNINGsTAR DIMMED AGAIN.
Bostonian Puts Another Nail in New
Yorker's Billiard Coffin.

NEW YORK, April 16.-Albert G Cut
the worlds championship 1872 billiard
tournament here today. defeating ora
Morningstor by score OF 500 10 l59
Morningstar started well and held the
lead until the twenty-seventh inninE
when Cutler got the ivorles In good posi-.
ton and in a run full of flrst-class balk
line billiards he overlook and passed
Morningstar with a cluster of ll6 caroms
Morningstor's average was 13 4-33; high
run, II. Cutters average was IA 1895:
high run, 146, ~
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American Juniors Win.

The American Junior baseball team defeated
tho Blue Ribbons in an exciting game at tho
corner of Second and NJ streets. having TO
play two extra innings The score was TO 8.
Lineup OF the winners: Brcwerton, catcher.
Paris. pitcher; Glenn first base, owen, second
base; Ray. third bepc; REILLY (captain) short
stop. Mckinner left field. Weber. center field.
OrIob, right field.
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GUSSIE LAWSON RETURNS.
Brother Of Iver, and Bobby Walthour,
May Ride at Saucer.

The management OF the saucer track re-
celyed word from Gusse Lawson Monday that
he Bobby walthour and Tommy Hall had re-
turned from their successful tour OF the Eu-
ropean rnce tracks, landing In Now York April
take part In the RACES TO be held there April
10
From that point they win leave for Atlanta.
Ga. where they Will go aftor tho money in
tho meet to be held there April 70 and "a.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-17
Walsh Hearing Set.

hearing of John r Walsh. former nresi,
dent Of the Chicago National bank, was
today set for April &c Mr. Walsh today
filed with the United States District At
torney detailed account OF the trnnsac-
tions on which charges of mismanage-
ment arc made against the former bank
president
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-17
RBE WAODELL RUSHES
TO QUAkERS RESCUE
BdOnians Are Given the Gaf
Again by New York
Wizards.
American League Standing.
hiladelphia 5, Washington q

wsHINGToN. April 1s-Two hits and two
runon Dygert in the first inning OF today,s
gam with Philadelphia, and then waddeIi
wcnNo the rescue, allowing but three hits
striLg out eight men and letting in but onn
run tho remaining eight turns at tho hat
The sItors winning. Attendance 6soo
Sec; r. II. e
Pbilaipbia 49,. % 02110o1 1o5 II
Raules-Sudhoff, Kitson and Heydon: Dv
ocrt vaddell, Powers and Schreck - -
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New York 4, Boston q

NE YORK. April l6.-The New York
Amerus defeated tho Boston team aeaIn -
day / a score of to g. getting tho %inn,nS
run the ninth inning. Attendance. SGooo
scor r H. f.
boston. ."..,....,1 o 01looo-3 3
Batues-Newton, Leroy and Kleinow; Di
noen ID Graham
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Dubei Juniors Hate the Scotch.

Tho Aberdeen ball twirlcrs got after the
Duboi Junior nlno again Monday, and put
thom under tho sod by a score OF Is TO IL
The game very closely contested. Tho
pitchers both sides did remarkable work.
The lineup;
Abordeens. Duboi Juniors
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Will Close Testimony.
WALL PAPER ANNOUNCEMENT.

If II is In the wall paper way. We
have It, and we now have large force
Of competent men and can execute all
orders promptly. George w. Ebert &
Co, 81 Main street
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BOXERS WORKING HARD.
Corbett and Hyland Both in Good
Condition; Ticket Sale Saturday.

Fully 900 spectators witnessed Young Cor
bett take his nrst public workout at No. l
ire station Monday afternoon and came away
with the impression that the Denver lad was
thero with tho goods Not the old frayed
down at -the-heel stun. but something fresh
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IN MEMORIUM.
NO Races Monday as Tribute to d
ceased Turfman.

~ fShN IN FRANCISCO. April 16-In homo
na,tnt Arc memory OF William Fieldwick, su
el,,b elb"'ehacnt tnn of the California ,Jocke,
Eac. races on on the clubs track at % Oakland to n'
stan6 me entries for today's races VIII
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|SPR|NG MEETING At
|, MONTGOMERY PARK
Broomhandle Walloped Over
Heads of Favorites on
the Card.
OPENING MEETING AT
MEMPHIS HUGE SUCCESS
The California Wonder, DR..
Gardner, finishes in the
"AlsO lans."

y MEMPHIS. Tenn. Ipril 16.-The spring
meeting at Montgomey Park opened to-
day under the most avorable auspices
The feature event on the card was the
Montgomery handicap, the first big race
of the year In the Wet which was won
by Broomhandle, after burst OF speed
through tho stretch,
DR.. Gardner Sick Proposition.
The field was sent awY to a good start
with DR.. Gardner. the California crack.
in front, He maintaincdlis lead, followed
by Rapid Water and Lay Navarro. with
the others closely bunchd. until he struck
the hill at the three-qurter pole, where
he dropped back and gavevay 10 Hyperion
H., who piloted the field nth the head OF
the stretch was reached Here Broom
handle, who turned wild came on the
outside of the track and With a magnifi-
cent burst OF speed, passd the judges
stand a winner by half length. Lady
: Navarro, in a driving fiuh with Rapid
ssST Tater, got the place bys head The
90 fhers wero strung o3t
ow WG1sfs Of BigEvent,
nlSsoosults: First race, III and half fur
longs-Deutschlan6 won, Guiding Star
second John Smulski thir Time, los 30,
Second race, four fuongs selling
-Clsmor won, Bullbird second, Chief
OHaver third. Time. 80 seconds.
Third race. one mile-Lay Ellison won.
Celebration second. Henryo. third. Time.
1.43A
Long Shot SurpriS Talent.
Fourth race the Montgnery handicap,
$500 added. mile and a stcenth-Broom-
handle, 10 (Scoville), Is !, won; Lady
Navarro, l01 1T, Burns), to !, second.
Rapid Water, l26 (Teicht TO l. third.
Time 1;i9. Logisteia. otter Bannock
Belle, Lubin, Lapucclle. Hperion H., Can
teen. Little Scout. DR.. Gdner and Red
Leaf also ran
Fifth race, four furlongsMargarct Nor
rs won, Sainzilla secondMiss Ermaline
third, Time, y0A seconds
Sixth race. five and alalf furlongs-
Banposal won, Joe Levy cond, Mrs. An
ME third Time, JOY
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Dubol Juniors
Business College Wins Out.

Tho L. D s Business College team defeated
the High Schools at Capitol hill Monday after
noon by q score OF 20 to 2.
Louis Parry, tho twircr for tho winners
carried of tho '.honors OF victory
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Corbett in Fine Shape.

He was out early In the morning for his
usual spin up the City Creek canyon and re-
turned TO his quarters at the Sanitarium shy
several pounds. IL any one should cable, tell
them that he is mighty close to weight and by
the 18th Will be In shape to make the contest
OF his life
In the afternoon he took a ''breather' for
few miles around Tenth East to Fort Doug
las and back 10 tho fire house where he put
In couple of hours at hand ball ''shadow'
boxing and ropc-sklpping
This afternoon at o'clock he will take on
any OF the local boxers who desire q touch OF
the strenuous llfe," and the public Is in
vlted TO set line on tho former champions
ability.
His opponent. Fighting Dick Hyland won't
fifteen miles yesterday the sloppy roads
out in tho Waterloo district and boxed several
rounds with Young Tex and Alec Greggain0
besides doing his regular training stunts"
The California lad IL In the pink of condition
and Will be worked gradually. from now on
up to the time ho weighs In
Tickets on Sale Saturday.
Manager James Donaldson announces thnt
the tickets for the exhibition VIII DO pluced on
sale next Saturday at Stickneys cigar store
No 20 South Main street Tho Ogden Office
viii be at the Falstaf cafe, Ho is also ar
ranging for special trains 10 be run in from
Eureka. Mammoth, Park city, Bingham. Og-
den, Provo and other cities on the day OF tho
contest.
Taro Goes East.
Al Taro. tho cgar-making boxer who re-
Gently defeated KLEIN Groves at Pocntello left
for the East last night where nc has prom
iSos OF several good matches Billy Pierce
fared him Inducements for prellminaries in
that city.
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second String.
OGDEN RoWLING WONDERS.
Savages Scalp Poor Old Jack Falstaff
II Total Pins
Special TO Tho Tribune

epecai 10 inc frlbune
,ro aIa' ,o11it April l6-At tho Palace bowl
p9stponed n,s ssns between Nyc e" and ~ Y e GMe
bs,wnen be- IN ~hiSn ms Tn, la,t0r won Tho other was
the Indiona waIn,hhes and Falstams In which
eight pins Following aTo the scores .A'0f''y OF
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To BHeld at Cullen; Baseball Dope
for Fans.

| A melng OF oil the clubs desIrIns 70 ent.r
| the prpsed city league is to be held this
esenine, the Cullen hotel commencing at s
o'clock Manager ]. F1cischman OF tho
Turf Ehangc team Is the prime mover in
the proet and would like to rneet representa-
Mres orho Salt Lake Hardware, Dinwoodey,
trnne a constitution. bylaws and schedule
OF sdh7c4 Tho college and high school teams
In the City are also invited to join in tho
movement ior ten-club league. which will
Mr.. Dubei Of tho Dubei Taiors Salt Lake team
has kindly pnered the grounds at Walkers
Held for the Aeams to play when the games
do not conflict with the dates of the now
State League -"
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Provo After State League

Provo is gotting the baseball fever aud pro-
poses 20 take chance at putting q team In
the now state league along with Murray This
would give the magnntcD chance to frame
up slx-leasuo proposition and the 'pIaco
where the Jokes land" would be welcome 10
"our city,
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Vanderbilt's Horse Wins,

M h,rt,IARIS, April lG.-Willam X. Wand,
sIn1ns Prestige won the Prix Biennial
WV at The Long Champs races today.
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Lyric Team Signing Players.

Manager Max Floronsen OF the Lyric team
was busy yesterday signing up players 10
strengthen his Lyric team and Will havo tho
lineup ready for publication by Wednesday
He Intends 10 place team In the running this
season that Will win the championship New
suits VIII Be ordered at once and tho aspIrnnts
Tor the club are ordered to report every eyen-
Ing at the Utahna park grounds for a work
cut
In sundays game at the Liberty Pork
grounds with the Dubei Tailors Salt Lake nine
ric bunch who took part but In the future
games 1t Will be tho regular lineup. Next
sundays game viii probably be with the
Eagles.
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Drop Me q Postal

For reduced price list for expert 10
dak finishing, Harry Shipler. COMMERCIAL
Photographer. Isl Main ct. Both phones
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CLEARING UP DOCKET
Supreme Court May Break Record Of
Many Years.

WASHINGTON, April 16.-For the first
time In twenty-nine years the supreme
court of the United States today called
in view of eliminating some of them, II
possible.
In the Colorado Kansas irrigation case
the Government was granted until Sep
temher l6 to file its brief. and 1t was an
nounced that the case had been set for
argument next October.
Will Close Testimony.
In the case of Washington VS.. Oregon.
q boundary question, stipulation to
close the taking OF testimony BY the first
Monday in August was announced,
The cases of Washington VS.. the
Northern Securities company, involving
tho merger OF the Great Northern and
Northern Pacific railroads and A, B.
Bowers VS. the Bowers California Dredg-
Ing company were dismissed.
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Murray Getting in Line.

Manager Thomas OF tho Murray club is moro
thnn anxious TO come In on the new State
league proposition and has tho money 10 nut
up as forfeit Sunday there wero quite a
number Of the local ball-tosscrs out on the
Smclter City grounds for practice. among them
being Jim Cassidy OF last years team who
VIII have charge OF tho signing up Of players
an Independent club Others wro were out
for work we're Miller OF the Strcvcll- Pater-
son nine; Sweeney OF tho Bell Telephones:
Young. OF the Vincent Knots. and First Base
man Thomas; Lee and Jimmy Hcusser; Tom
Gunn and Ferguson. new arrival from Dem
Yer, who Is toutcd "a Il ornckajack around tho
city league teams OF tho Colorado city
The keith-o Bren team is another bunch
that intends 70 enter the proposed league and
has some good material in tho ball line
JACK Herwlg. the star outheldcr on GIm-
lin ogdon team last year, loft Inst night
Tor Butte where no has signed up with Man
ager Mclntyre for the coming season
twenty candidates reported for tho Y NJ C
a. team Yesterday on tho Fort Douglas prac-
thusiasuc over tho ilno showing OF the boys
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Batteries-Amcs. Wlltso and Bresnahan:
Lush and Dooin. Two-base hts-Branshed
Strans Struck out-By Ames 2, by Lush 10
Base on balls-on Ames T. of Luoh IL
Umpire-O.Day
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HARPER PULLS GAME
OUT OF THE FIRE
While Hit Harder Than Col
legian, Keeps Swats Well
Scattered.
National League Standing.
Quakers Too Strong for Giants.

PHILADELPHIA, April 16-Philadelphia de-
feated New York today, principally through
the effective pitching OF Lush for tho home
team. He was worry erratlo. giving coren bases
on balls, but wns practically unhittabe when
mon were on basee, Attendance, I,o00-
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georgetown Trims Tieers
cITMEAGUE MEETING CALLED

At Nshington-Georgetown }. Princeton 2
Q3 inugs).
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-11-21
IN THE PHILIPPINES.
Yankee Thanksgiving Customs Have
Made Hit There.

Since Admiral Dewey played the part
of a modern Columbus and discovered
an archipelago with greater number
of inhabitants than were to be found in
all America when Columbus landed
there have been great changes in the
Philippines, and a good many of the
customs brought over by the Yankees
have been adopted by the natives. Any
form of festive enjoyment always ap-
peals to those childlike people of the
south seas, and to the numerous holi-
days introduced and celebrated by the
Spaniards they have been glad to add
Thanksgiving. Turkeys are as yet
lacking, but they will come in time
doubtless, and meanwhile there are
plenty of other things suitable to feast
upon.
Uncle Sam has now 10000 soldiers in
the Philippines, and every one of them
will celebrate Thanksgiving day in
some fashion. Though they are scat
tered over the island in no fewer than
400 different posts, every mess" will
have its special dinner to mark the JOY
GUS occasion. For this feast money
will be provided out of the company
fund.-" which Is handled by the captain
of each company.-Ph Philadelphia Times
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-11-21
Wednesday, November 81. 1906
COLD BEANS.
Little Jules Thanksgiving Dinner
Wasn't Very Satisfying.

Wasn't Very Satisfying.
"Well all I've got to say is that this
Thanksgivin' day was better'n the last
was" said little julie. ''It couldn't be
worse, for last Thanksgivin' day |
didn't have any Thanksgivin ut all.
I'll tell you how it was.
you see, my Uncle Depew Green,
he invited me an ma out to his farm
to spend Thanksgivin' day.
MA, she said she guessed we'd bet
ter go, for it would save a lot of fuss
an trouble at home an she wouldn't
have to cook any turkey.
"An' | said | guessed we'd better
CO. too. for Uncle Deep always had
pretty good dinners.
An ma she said there was enough
cold beans in the house to last me for
two or three days.
II didn't like cold beans much, but
every time I'd eat 'em I'd think how
good Uncle Deep's dinner was goin' to
be, SO | didn't say anything about 1t,
but after the fifth or fourth meal 1t
was hard work.
I'VE were goin to start for Uncle
Deep's Thanksgivin' mornin' an get
back that night, for ma said she could
not spare any more time. An | don't
know whether SO many cold beans
affected mas head or what was the
reason, but when the day before
Thanksgiyin' came she said that she
was sure II was Thanksgivin' day
an we'd made mistake thinlxin' it
was the next day an we'd better start
right off or be late for dinner
"When we come to the station, near
Uncle Deep's house, the station master
said there wasn't any wagon an he
guessed they expected us tomorrow.
An ma said we had come to Thanks
givin' dinner an maybe the wagon
was goin' for more folks. An then the
station master grinned. An when we
come to Uncle Deeps there was Solon
chopin, wood IN the front yard, An
Solon he said, Why, thought you
was comm tomorrow, An paarfkbse.
eivin' dinner. An Solon he grinned.
..IJncle Deep came to the door an he
said, why. we thought you an julie
was coming tomorrow An ma she
said she thought we was comm
to dinner Thanksgivin' day. An I'm
Gle Deep he said that he was glad to
see us today all the same an that they
wasn't cookin' much today, cause to-
morrow was Thanksgivin', but he
guessed there was some cold beans for
dinner an to come right In an SIT
down.
ma was SO flurried she said she
couldn't wait, cause she had some
thin particular to do at home. An
Uncle Deep he grinned. So we went
right back to the station, an we had
to wait three hours for train, an we
didn't get home till most night.
"An' ma said she'd had enough goin'
to Uncle Deep's an we could stay
at home the next day. An when l
asked her could we have turkey she
got angry an said not to bother her
an that there was enough cold beans
left for dinner tomorrow. But l
couldn't eat them."-St. Louis Post-Dis-
oknl,