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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-21
DOPE ON HENLEY RACE.
Sir John Edward Moss Says Canadi-
ans Will Win.

Henley. June 20.-The Arsonauts of To-
ronto were afIoat twice today and this
evening were seen to advantage over near
Iy the fun course. From the standpoint
of physique the Canadians have made a
splendid impression. Sir John Edwards
Moss, one of England's greatert anna
teur rowing authorities. SAYS il is the
most powerful crew he ever saw Other
experts express a similar opinion. saying
the ArgOnauts have a good chance to take
the grand challenge cup from England for
the first time. It is generally admitted in
English rowing circles that the third
Trinity. Cambridge, IS the only crew like
" to trouble the Canadians unless the
Belgians should prove very good.
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FATHER OF THE PROPHET.
John Murray Dowie Starts for Chi
cago With the Proof.

Dies Moines, Ia. June 20.-John Muir
ray Dowie, of Essex, Ia, father of
John Alexander Dowis, left for Chi
cagO this morning, carrying with him
important documents, which he will
present to the Chicago courts in an
effort to establish his identity and re-
lationship with his son of Zion City.
Il expect to set at rest forever any
and all doubt as to my relationship
with lions prophet" declared Mr.
Dowie today. My son, for reasons
not apparent to me, has sought to dis
credit the relationship of father and
son. / have the documents with me
and will be able to prove concIusively
that 1 am just what ] have represent
ed myself to be-the father of John
Alexander Dowie."
Mr.. Dowie refused to say whether or
not he would make any claim TO the
estate owned by his son. but that is be-
liCVed TO be his intention
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FHHAPHS n CDODTTNIC
RED FIRE FOR HONOLULU
City viii Close Up Shop and Greet
Winner of Yacht
Race.

Honolulu. June BIN anticipation of the
arrival Of the yachts La PaIoma. Lurline
and AnemOne, now racing here from San
Pedro Cal, the yacht club race committee
beginning tomorrow will establish a spe-
cial continuous lookout service on Dia-
mond head at the entrance to this harboT
The committee is also arranging for
launches and yachts to go out and meet
the racers. The entire city viii be noti-
fled by signals and fire whistles as soon
as the yachts are sighted. Many enter
tainments including banquet. are being
prepared for the officers and men on the
connecting craft
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CRICKET CLUB MEETS.
Local Organization Preparing for the
Coming Season.

The Salt Lake Cricket club began to
show signs of life in the past week. and
Il now working on a plan to promote the
sport in Salt Lake again this summer
Last year this club brought over the
champion team of Colorado and won one
game out of the two played.
Secretary J. J. Norris announced last
evening that a meeting Of the club would
be neld this evening at odd Fellows hail.
on Market street to talk over plans for
the season He says that everybody in
terested in cricket. whether q member OF
the club or not, is desired to be present.
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WILL ATTEND TO SCREENS
County Commissioner E. D. Miller
Says They Should Be Put
in at Once.

The Fishermen's Protective association
believes it has already accomplished some
good in the matter OF screening bitches
A committee called upon County Commits
sioner Z. D. Miller this week and received
the assurance of this officer that he would
take the matter UP at once. Mr.. Miller
said that he had never known before that
it was the commissioners place to see to
the screening of bitches, and agreed with
the fishermen that it was important TO
the fish interests of the state The aSSO-
citation viii at once write to all the county
commissioners in the state calling their
attention to the law.
The membership of the association has
now reached the 200 mark, but this is not
enough to suit them A special commit
tee was. therefore, appointed to solicit
membership. and il is thought nearly eV-
cry person in the city interested in fish
ing viii join.
The next meeting viii be held next
Wednesday night at the Commercial club.
The Acme Of Perfection In
blending of fine Havana tobacco.
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QUESTION IN BASEBALL.

To The Salt Lake Herald: If a man
comes 10 bat in a ball game and one bali
or one strike is thrown through by the
pitcher and a base runner is put out and
retires the side is the aforesaid batter en-
titled to come to bat first in the next
iIning2 Yours. A SUBSCRIBER.
American Fork, June 10.
He is the first man UD in the next in
ring, and comes to bat with a clean rec
ord-that is, the balls and strikes against
him in the inning before when the side re-
tired are not counted against him.
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FREEMAN BAssETT PRESIDENT

a meeting of the members of the City
league was held yesterday to elect Z
president to take the place Of J. n. F'leish-
man, resigned. All the teams were repre-
sented, and Freeman Bassett was their
choice to head the league. AS the City
league season stiil runs several weeks
the members think that the fight for the
city championship should increase in in
tereSt from now on
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CHAMPIONSHIPS TENNIS.

Philadelphia, June 2O-As a result of
today'S play in the women's national
championship lawn tennis tournament on
the grounds of the Philadelphia Cricket
club, two players reached the semi-finaI
round in the singleS-Miss Edith E Rotch
of the L9ngwoOd Cricket club. Boston. and
Mrs BaTger Wallach of New York The
doubles and mixed doubles were begun.
tiie first round in the former being com
pleted and eight matches finished in the
mixed doubles.
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GO TO OGDEN CANYON
Sunday, June "a.

Via Q. S L. Round trip to Ogden
only s1.0O. Take trains at 40 or 70:30
a. m. Carriages meet all trains at Og-
den depot for the trip up the canyon.
Bill Wilson the genial host of the
Hermitage, viii be on deck with a trout
and chicken dinner
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REApY EoR a. CoMERs.

r. V Altree. the local crack swimmer
and holder Of the Iong-distance record for
Utah. Is DESTROYS of getting into the game
again. He has issued a challenge to swim
any amateur in the state at Lagoon July
4 Altree announced that he will enter
The Z n. &. A swimming carnival at the
would prefer to meet some one before
that date
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POOL ARGUMENT AGAIN.
Rule on Opening Shot Telling What
Player Must Do.

To The Salt Lake Herald. Recognizing
the reliability Of your paper, we have de-
cided to leave the decision of a wager to
you regarding playing the game of safety
or Call-shOt pool. What is the rule for
the opening player? What does ne have
to do, and how? A READER
Phoebe New June L.
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UMPIRES EXONERATED.
President o'5rien Raises Suspension
AGAINST Them.

Milwaukee, June 4.-President O'Brien
of the American association announced to-
cay that he had raised the suspension Of
Umpires owen and Kane, who were sus-
charges against Manager Kelley of Min
neapolis President O'Brien received
sworn affidavits from the umpires this
morning.
A meeting of the board of directors Of
the association will be held at Chicago
tomorrow to take action on the case
against Kelley.
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WRESTLING MATCH FOR HALEY

\ wrestling match has been arranged
Tor july at HALEY, Ida The contestants
are George FlOrer, who styles himself as
the blacksmith wrestler and James Nor
TiSOu, who calls himself the champion
wrestler. The match is under the man
agement Of Professor L. NJ. ChristoI, for
merry of Logan and at one time instructor
Of the old Salt Lake Athletic club
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had the mount on Penguin, was seriously
hurt He was cut about the head. and II
is feared he may have received a fracture
of the skull. J. Jones. who fell when Es-
cort went down, received a broken collar
hone
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BAD ACCIDENT AT GRAVEsENr

New York, June 20.-An accident married
tie running Of the last race at GTaVesend
today, when Escort and Penguin both fell
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Subs-Darie- Roe. Crown
mpire-Hac keTman-att 800
Time-Two hours
Passed on balls. Balm /. Morgan J.
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Aberdeen, Wash. June 20-Both Brink
CT and loren were in fine form today and
did a man get as far as second base. The
only scoring in the game was when Grays
Harbor il the eighth got two men on
bases on errors. These men were scored
by an infield drive by Campbell. Score:
r. H z.
Butte ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Crays HaTbOT .-...----.-..-....... = Q
Batteries-TOren and SwinGells, Brinker
and D. Boettiger. Umpire-De
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NATIONAL

New York, June 20-Pittsburg outplayed
the local team today, batting wiltse out
of the box in the eighth inning. Score:
F PITS a2sS ...........:.......:. Il
Batteries-WiItse, Ferguson and Bow
erman; Willis and Peitz. Base on balls,
off WIltse f. off Ferguson /. off Willis 3.
Struck out. by Wiltse ? by Ferguson l,
by Willis 5. Three-base hit, Beaumont.
TWO-base hit, Strang, Bowerman. Peitz,
Willis. EMPIRES, O'Day and Emslie-
Brooklyn. June 2O-Cincinnati, after a
rest of two DAYS owing to rain and wet
grounds, won again from Brooklyn today.
Score:
Brooklyn ...- -..--..-.-'---..----
Batteries-AIcIntyre and Bergen; Wick
er and Schlei. TWo-base hits, Odwell,
CorcOran, Jordan. Base on ball. off Nc
Intyre 2, off Wicker /. Struck out. by
Mcintyre /, by Wicker 3 Umpire, KLEIN
Boston. June 2O.-EarIy in today's game
the visitors acquired commanding lead.
but they continued to play alertly and
aggressively and a heavy score resulted.
The local team was quito 3ssed in all de-
R H. E.
Boston o.. ................-..-....I )
Chicago ..-. ....-....-.-...------.ll 10 o
Observation-Disclosures Young. witherup
and S. Brown; NJ. Brown and King. Two
base hits. Scheckard, Gessler. Home run.
Steinfeldt. Base on balls, off Lindaman
]. off Young T. off Witherup I. Struck
out by Young 8. by Witherup /, by M.
Brown 9. Umpire, tombstone.
Philadelphia. June 20-Philadelphia
batted hard today and easily defeated St.
Louis. Both teams played a loose game.
Score:
r. II. L.
St Louis --.----..---------..--..3 3
Philadelphia - --.----.---.-...S Is 3
Batteries-karger, Egan, Raub and
Grady: Lush and Donovan. Two-base
hits Magee , Donovan. Three-base hits
Titus Struck out. by Lush j. BY kar-
ger , Base on balls. off Lush . I'm
pires. Conway and Carpenter.
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The Bismarck

German Lunch Room carries every
thing in the line Of German lunches
and delicacies.
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Time Tabs
IN EFFECT
June II, 1905
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Butte San Francisco and in fA.1A
termediate points ............. 1900 y
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City Ticket Office, 201 Main Street
Telephone go.
Note.-The train numbers shown abovs
are Oregon Short Line train numbers and
do not apply to the Southern Pacific west
OF Ogden or the Union Pacific east
thereof
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Indianapolis-Ffrs game: Indiana
polls .. Kansas City 10. Second game: IN
dfanapOlis s. Kansas City ?.
At LouisviIle-BOuisville 13, Milwaukee !.
At TOiedo-First game: Toledo .. st.
Paul ), second game, Toledo s. st. Paul 8.
At Columbus-COlumbus ,. Minna polls 0.
Eagles Day at Lagoon,
Thursday. June p. Trains every hour.
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viii Play Again.

The Tribune has played several games
already this season The game yesterday
marked the first time the Herald boys
have been lined up together. With prac-
tice and several changes the Herald
bunch viii be ready for another game and
then the story will be "A different one
The line LII Of the fe-.nns fnilnurs-
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GAME WAS FULL
( OF EXCITEMENT
Tribune Nets One More Run
Than Herald StaIWartS
in Annual Meet.
WAS A PITCHERS BATTLE
GREAT STUNTS PERFORMED BY
MEN ON BOTH TEAMS.

1t happened and it was or the Herald
BY the close score of II to 10 the nine
stalwarts representing the Herald met
defeat at the hands of nine Tribune ball
players yesterday afternoon at Walker 5
field. But death. where is thy victory,
defeat where is thy sting? Both teams
played good ball, ball with variety in It,
There were no tiresome innings with men
going out in one. two. three FASHION
Everybody was doing something al the
time. The Tribune bunch went 10 bat
first. When the side retired two men
had crossed the tally-pan When the
Herald'S big center fielder. Bill
BTusch. pushed the ball against the far
fence and ambled TO first the CROWD
swarmed off the bench and cheered the
twO-hundred and ninety-niue pounds or
flesh bowling on the first bag, 10 an echo.
Brusch allowed himself 10 be put out
rather than make the entire journey
around the diamond. When the first inn
ing came to hilarious close the score
board showed %.
Something Starts Doing.
Balm. for the Herald and Morgan for
the Tribune pitched league ball Both
had excellent control Balm struck out
the first four men who faced him but
costly errors pushed two Tribune men
around the bases. Each team Melted one
run in the second inning. making the
score still tied 3-3- At the end of the
fourth inning the score stood o. IN favor
OF the If-it-happens bunch. Bain's pitch
ing remained the feature of the game.
Somewhere in this part Of the proceed
lngs the Herald's stalwarts opened a
package of loco seeds and everyone
nibbled. A wild throw from field to
first and back to third with numerous
shoots straight up in the air sent Tribune
men chasing each other around the
course When the dust died down the
score board showed the score to be 81
in favor of the Jordanville street crowd
A long hit made by Young at this time
filled he Herald fans with hope and de-
Iigt- Ferguson of the Tribune accepted
three chances and made good on each
one CrozieT. the Tribune's left fielder
made two pretty catches. gluing to high
flies with the sun directly in his eyes
The Tribune boys threatened to quit at
several stages Of the game, because the
umpire HOckeFman decided in favor Of
the Herald in close plays. The Herald
StalWarts were willing to put in anyone
the Tribune wanted. The Tribune boys
decided to accept the decisions and the
game went on. When the Herald came
UP to bat for the last time in the second
half OF the seventh inning the score
stood rs Timely hits sent two men
around the course. Balm left third on a
hit but was caught while attempting 70
get back to the third station. a fooled
/ hit and the contest came to a finish with
the score lilo.
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NORTHWEST.

Tacoma. June 3O.-With two men out in
the last inning. Tacoma won on Bur
Eetts hit and SWANS error. The home
team overcome a big handicap by consis-
tent batting. Neither pitcher was effec-
tive but fast fielding kept the score down,
five double plays being made. Score:
r. II. Z.
Tacoma 49,. ...-..-....--..--... , rs
Spokane o.. ......................4 "a
Bstteries-Finney and Shea; Franklin
and Stanley Umpire. Huston
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oepEN,s HEAVY HITTERs.
AZ 81. H. a.

Ogden. June 3-The batting averages
of the ogden team in the state league TO
date is as fOlOWSs
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ELEVEN RUNNERS
FOR SUBURBAN
Big Field Entered, but One by
One Best Horses Have
Dropped Out.

New York June 2o.-With only IL horses
named to start the twenty-third subur-
ban handicap of $4,000 viii be run at
Sheepshead Bay tomorrow.
The Suburban presents striking evil
dence of the disappointment that have
attended the present racing season. Fifty
three of the best horses in training. with
ill-starred Sysonby at the head Of the
list were entered for this years blue rib
bon event at Sheepshead Bay. the most
favored of New York racing courses.
That but eleven horses are named as con-
testants the night before the race, and
that all but two or three Of these horses
should have been contesting only for the
smaller handicap purses all season with
Indifferent success. would seem to prom
Use but an ordinary contest tomorrow.
Tokalon to start.
The Brooklyn handicap winner. TokaI-
on, is named to go, however, as well as
Dandelion, the clever Hitchcock four
year old. who ran second in the Brook
lyn. DandeliOn has had a good rest
since that time, in preparation for the
Suburban. and tonight IS the popular
choice for that event. His chances are
strengthened by the fact that the June
meeting at Sheepshead Bay very likely
will open with fast track.
The second choice play tonight is di-
vided between CairngOrm and Go Be-
tween. the latter's clever win under
adverse circumstances at GraveSend
Tuesday gaining him many supporters.
Cairngorm will share with TOkalon the
second highest weight in the field, 119
pounds.
Proper. the Jennings candidate. and
possessing about as much class as any
hourse on the field, will so to the post
with whatever honor may attach to the
top weight in this years Suburban His
impost is 122 pounds Despite this his
chances will be fancied By many.
Traditions disappointing showing at
Gravesend last Saturday has resulted in
her withdrawal from the Suburban al
though she is named TO 90 in the six fur
longs sprint, which is second on tomor-
rows card. Following are the starters.
foolrcvS and urOba ble odds
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YESTERDAYS BASEBALL GAMES
AMERICAN.

Chicago. June 9o.-Chicago defeated Bos-
ton ? 70 I here today, making complete
victory of the series Score:
r. II. Z.
ChiCaso ---. ---.-....'-'..s'''--''
bCSlOn j >
Batteries-Altrock and Sullivan; Young
and Armbruster.
Detroit. June 20.-Detroit won the clos
ing game pulling off two double steals,
one Of which scored a run. Score:
r. II. z.
Detroit .... -.....................3 s
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8
Batteries-Donovan and Warner; Ches-
bro and Mcclure.
Cleveland, June 2G-Cleveiand regained
first place today by beating Dygert hard
in the sixth inning. making six hits, which
coupled with errors gave Cleveland six
runs Score.
r. II. e
CleNeland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l.
EUlld4elpIlld ---------------- >
Observation-Disclosures and Bemis; DygerI
and SChreck.
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PACIFIC COAST.

Seattle, June 20.-In the ninth inning
with the score a tie, Umpire Perrine
called Casey safe at the home plate, Civ
ing the game to Fresno. The crowd was
wild with indignation and called Perrine
a robber. Caseys fielding was sensa-
tional. Score:
R H E
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Batteries-Eyler and Zinran: Faurot and
Messitt SChrant.
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Sioux City. June 20.-Des Moines won
smuggling match today through errors by
Sioux City's team. Score:
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Brooklyn, June 20.-Cincinnau, after a
rest of two DAYS owing to rain and wet
grounds, won again from Brooklyn today
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WESTERN

Lincoln. June 20.-Lincoln won by time
" hitting and good luck today. Score:
r. II. Z.
Lincoln o.. ----------------------.-4
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PERFECT DINING CAR SERVICE

All trains except Nos. I. 2, 3. 4, 5. s. 70
and 20 stop at intermediate points.
Ticket office, Dolly block. Phone 205
I. A. BENTON, g. A. p. y.
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The Acme Of Perfection in

blending of fine Havana tobacco.
Sam Levy's Famous cigar.
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Batteries-McIntyre and Bergen; Wick
er and Schlei. Two-base hits. Odwell,
Corcoran, Jordan. Base on ball. off Nc
Intyre 2, off Wicker /. Struck out. by
Mcintyre 1, by Wicker 5 Umpire, KLEIN
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Oakland Cal, June 2O.-The Los An
geles and Oakland teams met in one of
the best games Of the season today. the
Oaklanders getting the decision on a 5-to-3
score. Two runs came or at a time. and
the result was in doubt up to the ninth
inning. Score:
Oakland ---.......-...-.-..-...-. 10
Los Angeles .-.--s--s.-s--- -----..s-
MISUNDERSTANDING and Bliss: Clergyman
~
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Batteries-Donovan and Warner; Ches-
bro and Mcclure.
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Batteries-C. Hall and Hansen: Nc
Gregor and Eastwood. Umpire Perrine
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Portland, Ore, June 20.-Opportune hit
ting gave Portland tOday's game with San
Francisco. EcnTa-
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Batteries-Altr0ck and SULLIVAN; Young
and Armbruster.
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Philadelphia June 20-Philadeiphia
batted hard today and easily defeated St
Louis. Both teams played a loose game.
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=
Observation-Disclosures and Bemis; DygeTt
I and SChreck.