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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-17
Oakland Results,

First race, futurlty coursc-Jake Ward. lo'
C1bolnson) 10 ]. won: Blumcnthal, 10Y
GSsdtkcl, 10 10. second Crccdmore lo'
Knapp . TO /. third. Time. l:l2ls. smlthy
Kane. Aunt Polly, Bcrtoa and Educate also
ran.
Second race six furonGs-santa Ray. l's
(RobnsonJ, 70 1, won; Biumenthal, l0I
tClerk), 10 TO 1. second. Nloto. 100 dickson.
81 10 i, third Time, l;lGps. Salntolat, Nettlo
Hicks Miss Topsy. Chlspa, Olcandcr' Est
mere. Suavlta. Tony Girl md Pclf also ran
Third race. ak furIonEs-Tam O O'Shantcrs le5
Fcuntain). to &. won; DR.. sherman lo1
tCIorkj, IL to !. second; Rocklonds, lCp lCer-
rolD, IL TO !. third. Time. ll6h- Jerry Hunt
Mocorito. Ny order. Gnlynnic, Sir Christopher.
Lady Ninora, Bear Hunter, Gremors and
Emmn Rebould also ran.
Fourth race. 1--WE and a hnf furlongs-Grass-
cutter. 100 1Goodchlld). IL to j. won Nbc
Meyer. l02 tSchadc). Is TO l, second. Promi-
nencc, 100 Hardy), to /, third. Time l:ess.
KiEil. Tavora, Fullctta. Rosaro and ReHona
also
Fifth race. one muS-Langford James. lO2
(Robinson), 30 to 1. won Dusty Miller. ITO
CGraham). Is TO /, second: Birdie P. 100
CFountaln). oven third Time, 1:iI4 Dora
j. Adirondack. Serenity, Lerida. Lazy Athc-
ling. Ell PIloto Estraza and Conger nlso ran
Sixth race. ono mIlc-Ed Sheridan. lOl tRoo-
inson), To 3. won Jackfull. IS IT sullivan.
I to /. second; Chief Bush 9S tRice), . TO !,
third. Time. I3s. Hainault. Bountlful,
Edna Sullivan Lone Wolf. our Sallic. Cata-
line and Bill Curtis also
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-17
CALLAHAN KNOCKED
Butte Miner Could Not Stand
Marvin Hart.

BUTTE, Mont. Jan. 1s.-NaIvtl u
night knocked out Pat Callahan. a q
the second round OF what was ochedIs>
a four-round contest, the miner TO rsc<.
II he could stay Callahan noocce H-;.|
flrst round, but tho latter was too -
the miner. Weighing about sixty pc1--
Callahan stood up and exchanged vzlJ
was put TO sleep by q number OF lad
TO the Jaw.
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Ascot Wednesday Entries.

First race, selling. mile and sixteenth
Embarrassment ll2, Barbor 1l2. Gsntlo Harry
l09. Iron King les. Young NARROW los. John w.
Dohncy l05. QuindRro lG, Rostot lOi. Ebcn-
ezer l0]. Ethylene l09. Nine Spot l02 File d'Or
l02 Cotillion IS
Second race. seven furlongs-Azero ll2 ORR
lcne liz, Laccnc H. Mlnna Baker l02. Mazonia
l02 Silver Sue lo2. Silver Wedding 1O2
Third race, selling, mile-Orchan 49, Mem
ories l09 Nal Lowery l04. Ralph Young loI
The Hugeunot 10l. Red Light "a, Graphite 81,
Bavnrian 81.
Fourth race. handicap. mile and a sixteenth
-Borghesi liz. Banker Clydeo ll0. Banker lO5,
cutter loo. Rctropaw IS. GIlpln 10i. Marshal
Ney l03. w II. Carey LOO. Royoroft so Couple
Gutter and Retropaw, Wlttenberg entry)
Fifth race, i've furlonRs futurity course
flreball l5, Skeptic los. Sir Wilfred 10t
Worthwhile log, Sanfnre 95, BETSY a5
Sixth race. selling, six furlongs-Moncy Muss
lis. Willie Gregg l07, El Donoso l0s Susie
Christian lo3 Bissful l03. Susie Cooling lol
My Surprise lol Jennie F es Sheriff Bell 30
Blue Knot S, Hcnchnan So, Anona s.. OssIan
9i. Scasich el
Weather clear. track fast
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Tuesday Ascot Results.

First race, one mile-PrescrvAtor. 10 Pow
CID. TO ?. won; Miss May Bowdish. los
(Palms). % TO /. second. Fairatcne. l03 (Mc-
DanlcD. II 10 l. third. Time, l:+5H Sandal
wood, Mrs. Budd. lila, Jack Hennessy. Belnsco.
Flea Antitrust, Swedish Lady and DanZa-
dor also
Second race. four furIonGs-Blanche c. 105
CBuchananJ. IL to 10. won; Miss Fidgety. 100
CAcDanlcD. u to ]. second Lady Beauty, l02
(Doylc). Is TO /. third. Time. SIX seconds
Game Bird, CULVER Fir and Neerska also
ran
Third race. milo and eighth-FiIle dor. %
(Harris). TO l. won; Cholk Hcdrck. l05 (Mc-
D0nicD. to q second; XXI. loI (PowelD. l6
10 8, third. Time. l;so Elizabeth F. and Flor
ence Fonso also ran.
Fourth rncc mile and nifty yards-Chicka-
dee, los (Swain). TO l. won; Red Damsel, ll3
Donoyan). TO 2, second Gentle Harry, ITO
(PowelD, TO l. third Time l4Sh. Mauscr,
Hot, Courant and Dancing Kid. Jr.. also ran.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Dusbar. l0a (Scu-
bcrO. 20 p won Revolt, lilo (Hildebrand). 6
to l. second Elm King lol tPowelD, TO /.
third. Time 1851. Search Me. DR.. McCarty.
Chief Aloha, Idalum and Ell Cora also ran
Sixth rnce. mile and nfty yards-Pyrrho los
Ross). 10 g. won; PcttiJohn. 10 (Palms). S
to 2. second; Josie Wheeler, los Sullivan 10
to l. third lime. I:50A Hinglcr, Ulloa, Par-
amount Fgnrdon and Big Injun also ran.
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Will Be Used on Stationery

This slogan was adopted as the caption for
tho lcttor-heads and other stationery that Will
be used by the local bowlers In their corre-
spondence with outside bowlers and teams in
connection With the approaching tournament
whlcn VIII be tho biggest affair OF the kind
ever held In salt Lako. 1t was decided upon
at n mcotins OF the executive committoe OF
the two local leagues. held Monday might NJ
the Commercial club Chairman IchrIng an
pointed j. w HINES and Walter Schmleror
committee 10 get up the stationery TO be used
~ being the Intention to send special invita-
tlons to oil clubs and teams throughout tho
Che Pacific coast 49, "''
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Golf Association prosnero,,.

,,. NCM aoNh. Jan, 16-Thc annual renor, y,
5nv executive committee OF tho IJnItcd po,. o, or
e'oIi assor loton, published today show S'a.es
. poSIT,ou5 financial condition contInn.. ."st
I'D fS' was slo'ie'' as against SlI i91 on pac' H.
Inc report also shows an Increase g.,
berehip In February, is05 Tho c tt IN mem
sinoe 1ho ih On December l. 1905 IL wos 90 81
S'oo ia, W., iast meeting fourteen clubs \ ~.
u StFn oleCled 10 allied memberships. a., nave
m5NH ,yhn resigned. and four have been r dr, clubs
N.au, ml,e ,wo CLUBS have been tranHfcrrns oIpeu'
associate to allied mcmbership from
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-17
Special Prizes Offered

II woa also decided by the executive com
mittec Monday night to offer two seta Of snn
ciul prizes 10 the highes. men In the nye-men
two-men and individual contests ono sct nr
prizes VIII be awarded the highest man OF tho
teams coming from tho Pacific coast division
which VIII be made up OF cities along tho
coast and the other TO teams COMPOSING Tho
int0rmountain division These prizes orc
separate and apart from tn" prizes thnt viii
be given by the congress, and arc ofTcrcd 10
encourage the attendance upon tho tournon,ont
OF the bost bowlcrs throughout tho Western
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-17
THREATS LEAD TO KILLING
Aged Mail Carrier Shoots Down His
Enemy.

KINGMAN. Ariz., Jan l6-E. ogden. A
post route mel carrier shot and mortallv
wounded T. c. Lake, four miles west nf
Nlngmdn, Yesterday. Lake, IL is said
had abused Ogden a few days ago and
had made threats against his life. and
Ogden. who is over 70 years of age,
broodcd over it,
Tho men met Yesterday and IL is
charged that without warming Ogden fired
Tour shots at close range, one bullet
striking Lake in the abdomen
The wounded man was taken to town
i'm q dying condition Ogden gave him
self up to the Sheriff
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PRESIDENT ELIOT TALH,
Football VIII Not Be Resur
University.

CAMBRIDGE. Mas. Jan. M-R
Charles w. Eliot said tonight In ref.
the football situation at Harvard.
would never consent TO lntercoIlegla,.l
being reSumed at the university unta
been demonstrated in actual play lhas
Jcctionuble features OF the game "a,
removed. President Eliot sald he n
consider n mere experiment at deroc
OF any new rule as proposed by q.
gnmatcd committee q sufficient tesz
thought series of class games q
spring might serve tho purpose to Y
faction
President Eliot expressed his dIssaa
with the makeup OF ihe amalgamasi
tee. as the men who had deyele-ci
orc not rtted 10 reform L. q.
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MANIFESTO ONLY TRICK To
BEAT DEVIL At OWN GAME

holding the chair of geology In the col
egc. called Mr. Wolfe for a private inter
view lie Informed Prof Wolfe of hev-
ing becn notified by the bishop of his re-
fusal longer 10 pay tithing and gave the
Professor a lucid and lnbored address on
the beauties OF Mormonism and the virtue
and value of 1.-THE paying The Professor
Geve patient and respectful attention to
his superior and then announced that he
no longer was n believer in the Mormon
God. all his Views having changed on tho
subject or Mormon theology.
Warned Against Apostacy.
President Linford earnestly warned Mr.
Wolfe against npostasy. pointing out TO
him the unhappincsS awaiting him In the
future and the blight and curse that
would fall upon his life here for this re-
nouucing of the true faith. But when he
found tho professor obduratc, he asked
him TO say nothing about his changed
views to his students or others until at-
ter tho authorities Mt Salt Lake had been
rotned and conclusions had been reached
as to the disposition OF his case To this
Mr., Wolfe consented.
Declined to Teach Sunday School.
place I'm Prof Wolfe. which led to the
disruption Of his professional relations
at tho college Mr.. Wolfe was the
teacher of a large class in the b. Y Sun
day-School and on Sunday last he de-
cllned further TO teach this class. His
reason for this was that no longer be
Ing In sympathy with Mormonism he
would appear to be playing the hypocrite
and thus would compromise his manhood
unless he should notify his class OF his
change OF belief
Relieved From Future Work
When declining further to conduct this
Sunday-school class at tho college. he
asked FOR the severance of his relations
from the Institution. and or Monday
morning the rupture was consummatcd
by his being relieved from further work,
all past salary being paid.
Urged to Recant.
Soon after his release Prof Wolfe was
called on at his residence by Mcssrs
Cranncy and Wilson, who laborcd long
and faithfully with him In an earnest en-
deavor to re-establish his mind In the
Mormon faith. but without avail They
had no sooner left him than he was
waited upon by his bishop, Joseph E.
Carbon, who, during an hour and a half.
held an earnest discussion with Prof.
Wolfe. admonIshlng and instructing him
and seeking to Induce him to recant.
Prof. Wolfe. however, steadfastly de-
clined to be Influenced. steadily and firm
~ expressing his dissent from Mormon
dogma. refusing longer to submit TO priest
rule and signifying his willingness to
stand trial before the authorities for
heresy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-17
FOOTBALL TAB00H|
PENDING REM
Harvard University Abs,,.
the Great American Gas.
for the Present. /
DECISION REACHED BY 4
BOARD OF OyERSg
Hold That Present Game /.
sentially Bad in Ever
Respect.

BOSTON, Jan l6.-FootbsIl ...
ished at Harvard. pending q r.,,-
game that VIII no acceptable tn -.
ovorsecrs. according to an or,.,t,
mcnt to1ny from tho university
tlnuanee OF tho game is result q !.
takon lost week al n secret ms.,,.
board OF oyersc"rs, when II wa, 49,.
intercollegiate football at Harynra -.
hc permitted until the ruIcs ana
had been 20 changed and amendea :. |,
move what the ovcrseers resardsd >. {
OF the present game
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Fought Fifteen Rounds to D,

CHELSEA. Mass, Jan. 1s.-Chss;sr|
OF Chelsea and Abe Attell of Califcz1
fifteen slow rounds to a draw befcfs 1,
las Athletic club tonight. Gools1
TO have the better OF the contest =
tenth round, when Attell came up -
showed particularly clever woTk
0piqh
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May Have Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail.

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-17
CONE TO ZION AND
BOWL WITH SAINTS
Such Is Invitation Being Sent to
Outside BOwlerS to Attend
Tourney.

Come to Zion and bowl with the Saints"
ls the message that the Joint committee OF the
city and Commercial Bowling leagues is send
Ing out TO tho bowlers Of the Western country
In extending them an Invitation 20 attend the
annual tournament OF tho Western Bowling
congress which VIII be held In this city from
Narch 10 u
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Only Regular Attendants Brave
Rain That Makes Track
Sea of Mud.
GRASSCUTTER, A LONG
SHOT, MAKES GOOD
Wins From Wire to Wire,
Showing Heels to the Favor
ite, Prominence.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan ls,-In tho feature
race al Oakland today Grasscutter' Mt IL 10 J.
proved a surprise 10 the tolent and won rom
wire to wire Abe Meyer, Mt Il TO l. was
second. and Prominence, the faNorito' "'S
third. Three fayorites woro successful during
the day Only regular attendants eraFcd
driving rain which converted the track Into
,fr
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No Railway Legislatlon

VICTORIA. b c. Jan. le.-Psn,
Bride announced to the Rritish Coua,
lSlaturc this afternoon that altr2
were ilftosn railway projects for sns,
of land or money were sought before
crnment. no railway Legislation
enacted for British Columbia thls -
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Finance Committee Appointed

II was further decided by the executive com,
mittce' at It's meeting, that the task OF sccrr-
Ing contributions TO the fund necessary for the
holding OF the tournament should be RIycn 4,
nnunce committee. Consequently, Chairman
Zehring named W J. Halloran, chairman. g
n. Love. 7. Quiglcy. J. W. Houston, L. D.
Martin w. \, Mcleod. a. NJ Paddles sam
Spltz. Frank j. WestcOtt and Walter SchmIor-
or as such committee. This committee viii
hold meeting in fcw days rnd devils.
means OF Raising money Tor the fund
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Billiard Champion Beate

PARIS. Jan. l6.-In a 5go-poial
match tonight for the champicass1
world. between Maurice Nigne1u1 q
Willie Hoppe OF New York. the ia'ts''
III ,NolntS
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Cashier Commits Suicid'

wADLEY, Ga. Jan. Isl 80
cashier OF the bank Of Wadley az
tendent of the sunday school sss'
TO death today. The cause Of bis 2
not known. His books are struiEat
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Turn Down Compromises.

Several conferences were held today be-
tween Republican leaders OF the two fac
uong. but the administration faction refused
TO accept any OF the compromise amendments
Puggestcd by the Insurgents, although tho
oycrturcs OF the insurgents were carefully con-
sIdercd Many OF the 'stalwarts," who were
reported 10 Ge lined up firmly with the ad-
pnlstratlon two weeks ago. now SaIu to
be showing signs OF weakening and favoring
amendments satisfactory TO either sugar or
tobacco interests In their respective districts
Early IT. the session II announced that
tho entire Nebraska delegation would stand
by tho administration Two members have
weakened already and several others nre said
90 bo wavernG and inclined 10 favor an
amended bill Tho boot sugar intcrcsts Of tho
Stote responsible for this change of view
and a number Of other Representatives from
Middle Western Stntcs reported to be
Welding 10 homo influence.
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A GUARANTEED CURE FOB

Itching. Blind. Bleeding. Prcsrctr'
Druggists are authorized 10 refund
PAZO OINTMENT fails 10 caro u
DAYS S4r
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POLYGAMY THEME
Of TWO SERMONS
Joseph F. Smith and Josiah
Hickman Were the
Speakers.
EIL0GIZED WOMAN FOR
BECOMING PLURAL WIFE
All Other Features of Her Life
We're Ignored in Funeral
Discourse.

! Special to The Tribune
PROVO. Jan. 16-At tho funeral scr.
Vices over the remains OF Mrs. Daft-Kirk-
wood, held Sunday afternoon at tho
Sixth ward meeting house two genuine
old-fashioned sermons on polygamy were
preached This wos probably due to the
fact that Mrs. Eirkwood was a plural
wife.
Josiah Hickman. the nrst speaker.
stated that the deceased would receive her
Celestial glory" and nobody could cut
her out OF II. He snid: "A person must
have good nerve to enter into those prIn-
ciples that Mrs, Kirkwood would receive
much higher and greater glory than II
she had not obcycd that principle"
Hierarch Gives Him Courage.
The speaker. referring TO himself. said
Behold one who has the nerve to face
the sncers and sCorn OF the world While
Mr.. Hicltmau was speaking President Jo-
seph f, Smith entered the room, and his
presence seemed TO give tho speaker re-
newed courage. 1t was nt this juncture
Hickman wanted the audience to behold
"a man of courage"
Hickman also said that IT was seldom
that he had the privilege to speak at a
funeral where tho deceased had observed
Il principle In defiance OF the scorn of the
world. and he was proud OF the privilege
cf speaking In culogy OF such II noble wo-
man.
Talks in Same Vein
President Smith then followed in the
same vein. Both speakers culogized the
deceased for the part she hnd taken I'm
uDholding and living principle In de-
iiancc OF the scorn and contempt of the
outside world All other features OF tho
life Of the deceased, whether good or
not. were ignored and she was exalted
solely because she had lived a principle
which was In defiance OF law.
Became a Plural Wife.
The deceased was the wife OF a Mr.
Daft, who died Il number of years ago.
and at the death OF her husband she was
married to r. c. Kirkwood as a second
wife. Kirkwood subsequently, served a
term In the State prison for the onense
prominent business man of Provo,
who was present at the funeral OF Mrs.
Iiirkwood, said: In my opinion. thoy
preached two good polygamy sermons
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Some Stand Firm

on the other hand. there are several reprc-
sentatlyos from sugar beet districts who like
Representative Cooper OF Wisconsin, announce
that they viii vote for tho bin as IA now
stands and confident thnt a full cNplana-
ton Of Philippine conditions Will persuade
their constituents that no harm VIII result
Ia homo grown sugar from the small amount
OF Philippine sugar which VIII come here un-
der reduced tnrln rates.
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WILL MEET IN RING.
Jack o'Keefe and Kid Parker Matched
Tor a Bout,

SPOKANE. Wash, Jan. 16.-Jnck O'Kccfe
OF Chicago and Kid Parker OF Denver have
been matched By the Spokane Amateur Ath-
louc club for twenty rounds In Spokane Feb
ruary p. They arc 10 weight In at i35 pounds
at p. m. Tho mon arc TO light the straight
oneensberTy rules and get 60 per cent OF the
recclptA
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Veteran Actor Dies

NEW YORK. Jan. 16.-John Nal
known as an actor. and at one us-
support OF Edwin Booth ana lavn--
rett. died today In this city folloui-t
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WILL BE GIVEN PINE
Members of High School =
Team to Receive Memeup

The athletic association OF the ms
held its ssml-annual meeting al ~
Tucsdny and decided 10 present. e.'
Der of the 1876 football team WIN
pin. For the last four yenrs the 70
each team have been given pi2,l d
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PAYNE CONFIDENT
TARIFF BILL SAFE
Sugar Men Propose Compromise
Measures, Which Are All
Rejected.

WASHINGTON Jan. 16.-Chairman Payne
OF the House Ways and Means committee an
nounced last night that he confident the
Philippines tarin bill Will pass without
Amendment when put TO vote, lie sald he
was unwilling to accept the amendments pro-
posed by tho beet sugar meii. and declared II
would bo better for the bill 10 be defeated
than passed In such form that the amount OF
tugor permitted 10 come tc the United States
annually at reduced rates would be limited to
definite amount. In the opinion OF Mr.
Payne such limitation would defeat the pur-
Ipsc OF the
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Game Essentially Rad

The oversccrs accepted Unanimous. !,
Ions OF special COMMITTEES tha, is. y
nt present played Ia csscntsIly ba5 .1 1
respect, that the method OF forns,l,-h "a
nEes Uick.ry and foul play, 0nd ~,
suit In bed for tho morals OF IN. -. :. z
we'll rs FOR the body Tho oomusJ,,,f
that II changes were 10 be mnds =.
OF the so-called intercollegiate rub, -
should have n hand In Il, the rs-,,.i..
llevinE that these persons are ~ n, y
ted 10 the present system that tht~ =.
agree TO such changes as are ahsosa., ,.'l
sary TO produce decent. clean ~,
contest, Instead OF tho present a,s,,--
rOugh anI-funnbls nrhf - -Fs''t{
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Game Is in Allowance

Under the ruling OF the overseers IA,
now In allegiance NJ the uulversItx :.
committee on the regulation OF athI,s,-
hns made Its report TO tho board aaa =
board has accepted the new rules asi
tlons In every point. Whether The \.
rules can be arranged and accep,ss ,
for the resumption OF football neIt !,
oroblcmatlcnl.