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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-01
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THE HERALD'S SPORTING PAGE ns s @f
Today's Entries at Fair Grounds

Third race. three-quarter-mile dash;
purse S200-Ben Leer Q1D, owner F.
Irwin, color old gold Hogarth Q1D, j.
T. Turner. black and yellow; Salyayu
Q14), C. P. Dye, yellow and black; Agnes
Mack Q1D. L. Curl. red and white; Tarr
Baby Q14). H. Pearson, blue and black;
E. 2. Mark Q19), w. c. Heroine, blue and
white
s125-Ontario Oregon (102), j. N. Blanton,
black and grey; Loafer Ql4), J. Antruss.
blue and red; Rabele Old, H. A. Hedges,
navy blue; Sam F. d1D, F. Irwin, old
gold; Joe D. Q1D. H. Pearson. blue and
black; Glenevis Q1D, G. P. Dye, yellow
and black Chester B. Q1D. L. Curl. red
and white; Rajah Q1D, w. Sperry, white
and blue
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sacrifices. Plank flies to Downs Hart
sci flies to Downs. No runs.
Score:
R. H E.
Detroit -. -. OO1 COO 412 01O 900 OO-s Is /
Philadelphia. 302 O20 100 010 900 OO-9 20 6
Batteries-Donovan, Schmidt and Payne;
Dygert, Waddell, Plank. Schreck and
Powers. Two-base hits-Crawford Cobb.
Collins, Oldring %. Home runs-Cobb,
Davis. Hits-Off Dygert. / in 1-3 in
nings; off Waddell, Z in Z 2-3 innings, off
Plank, in innings: Sacrifice hits
Schmidt, Crawford. Nichols 90. Collins,
Powers. Stolen bases-Coughlin,, O'Leary.
Cobb, HartseL Left on bases-Detroit, IL;
Philadelphia. Is. First base on balls
Off Donovan, 8: off Waddell. 1; off
Plank, 2. First base on errors-Detroit,
4. Hit by pitcher-By Plank, l. Struck
out-By Donovan. H.; by Waddell, I; by
Plank. 8. Wild pitch-Donovan Time.
$780, Umpires-O'Loughlina and Connolly.
Boston, Sept 3O-After losing fourteen
tie game today in fourteen innings. Game
called on account of darkness. Score:
Boston 600 Ol0 09O 600 Oo-S II
Chicago =. 200 0o2 COL 900 90
BatterieS-Barry, Burchell and Peter
son; Altrock and Sullivan.
Washington. Sept Washington shut
out Cleveland in the last game of the
R.H.E
Washington ......... 10 OBJ 00s- II
Cleveland e. .........-. 900 900 600
misunderstanding and Warner; Joss
and Clarke.
New York, Sept. 90.-StSLouis scored an
other victory over the local American team
today, to .. Score:
r. H. E
St O1is 90 011 011-A
New York ............. .010 O01 000-2
BatterieS-HOwell and Spencer; Orth and
Thomas
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BOBBY WAkTHOUR !,
NEARLY KILLED
Motor Paced Game Adds An
other Victim to Its
List in Europe.

Berlin, Sept. Some man was killed
and three, including Bobby Walthour. the
American rider, were seriously injured in
a series of accidents yesterday on the
Spandau bicycle track. During a 100-kil-
ometer race, pacemaker's tire burst.
throwing the rider. who broke his right
arm and suffered other injuries. An am
bulance attendant who crossed the track
with the intention of assisting the in
jured man, was instantly killed, as the
result of colliding with Walthours pace
maker. Hoffman, who was thrown TO the
ground and caused WalthOur to fall. The
latter sustained a severe conclusion OF
the brain and was taken to a hospital
where he remains unconscious and in a
serious condition. The pacemaker was Sc
verely hurt when he collided with the am
bulance man.
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First race trot or pace. 2:27 class, purse
s400-Admonto, owner c. B. Johnson, Og-
den, Utah; MONDAY, ]. G. Read, Ogden,
Utah; Romulus, F. H. Shanks, Susan
VILE CAL; Willetts, J. b. Keysor, Salt
Lake; Adix, John McEvoy, Salt Lake; FL
zema, J. p. Hansen, Salt Lake; Con-
suello, w. II. Woodring, Bingham Can
yon; Uno. Harry L. Hiatt, Grand juno
ton, Colo.
Second race, special named pace; purse
s5OG-Onward F., Charles Zeimer, Ogden,
Utah; Cavalier, C. B. Johnson. Ogden,
Utah; Cold Storage, Ira futile, Salt
Lake; Kangaroo, w. II. Woodring, Bing-
ham Junction, Utah: Jennie A, Tom Nc
Coy, Salt Lake; Arrae. l., Hull, Salt
Lake; Looking Out, F. Irwin, Grand
Junction. Colo.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

St. Louis. Sept. 3O.-The st. Louis team
won an easy victory over the Bostons
today by score of to !. Lush pitched
great ball Score:
RH. E.
ST. Louis .............. 100 OO1 03s-5 II 4
Boston 600 001 W0-1
Batteries-Lush and Noonan; Dorner
and Ball.
Pittsburg, Sept. 30.-Philadelphia won in
the ninth inning in the game with Pitts
burg today. Score:
R. H E.
Pittsburg =. ............ .010 100 OO0-2 Z 1
Philadelphia :. ........ 200 go O01-3 2
characterization and Gibson; Sparks
and Doom.
Cincinnati, Sept 30.-Errors were respon-
sible for most of the runs scored In to-
days game Score:
RH E
Cincinnati ............ of0 900 w 8 3
Brooklyn =. ............ 200 030 600 3 10 4
Weimer. Coakley and Schlei; Mcintyre
and Bergen.
Chicago. Sept. 30.-The pitching of Reul-
bach gave Chicago the first game of the
series with New York today. Score
r. H. E.
chicago .-------'-.---p 1 oIV w Y
New York ............. 200 900 OO0-O
Batteres-Reulbach and Killing; Wiltse,
Bowerman and Curtis.
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At Latonia.

Cincinnati. o., Sept. 3O.-Latonia re-
suits:
First race. mile-Belleville won, Dapple
Gold second. The Pet third. Time-1:H.
Second race. seven furlongs-Moselle
won, Dr. Lee Huffman second, Gracious
third. Time-1:31 As
Third race. flee and half furlongs-
Third Rail won. Catherine F. second,
Walden third. Time-1:11.
Fourth race. steeplechase handicap.
gar second. d. G.. Taylor third. Time-3:01
Fifth race. six furlongs-Center Shot
won. Cloy one second. Merrigo third. Time
LIS 2-5
Sixth race, mile-Shining Star won, De-
vout second, Imboden third Time-1:44 2-5
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The above dispatch gives the pace maker
for Walthour in this race as Hoffman
nounced that Gussie Lawson was to be
his pacemaker in Europe this fall. but
evidently Hoffman must have been sub
stituted for this race at least. Hoffman
paced WalthOur for several seasons and
is considered the best pacemaker in Amer
lea. Gussie Lawson can probably thank
his lucky stars that it was Hoffman and
not himself who ran the motor in this
race
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A Card.

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GET YOUR COAL NOW.

The first shipment of coal is in, and
we invite our stockholders to send in
their orders. Everybody hurry up and
get your stock now at SOC per share
If you want coal this winter. Call UP
the Consumers Coal Mining company
262 Commercial Club building. Phone
1890
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-01

PERJURY HEARING TODAY.-Addi-
son Cain the real estate man, charged
with perjury in the case involving the
disappearance of the Kunkel house at
Eighth and L streets. appeared before
Justice of the Peace Smith yesterday. He
will be given hearing tomorrow.
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PAINT AND DECORATE

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CRIMINAL COURT ADJOURNED
Judge Armstrong yesterday adjourned the
criminal branch of the district court I'M
til Oct Z. The setting of cases will be
held Oct 1. but the jury will not report
until the actual trials begin, week from
Tuesday.
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

Seattle, Wash, Sept. 30.-Tacoma got
hits when they counted and won from
Seattle by a score of 10 to 6. Allen was
easy for the Tigers in the first part and
Coy took his place. By making three
runs In each of the fifth and sixth Seat
tie tied the score, but Tacoma got five
hits in the last two innings, which were
good for four runs and won the game.
Aberdeen now leads Tacoma by only 5
points. Score:
r. II. z.
Seattle . coo 033 000-6 IL 4
Tacoma :. ......... 2O1 120 013-l0 IA 2
Batteries-Allen, Coy and Stanley; But
Ter and Shea
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HOT AIR PRESIDENT HOME.

Dorsey Burgess. president of the local
Hot Air club, arrived in the city yester-
day to be on hand for the opening of the
duck season He will remain in town a
couple of days, when he goes to the coast
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FILES ARTICLES.-The Geneva Saw
Mill company of Mantua, Box Elder coun-
ty filed articles of incorporation with the
secretary of state yesterday. The capital
stock Is 5000 with shares at 81 each. The
officers are: Anton Jensen, president and
treasurer; William Jensen, secretary; Mo-
roni Jensen, vice president
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To be opened for settlement under
North Side Twin Falls canal on Oct.
l. Excursion via o. S. L. to Twin
Falls and Shoshone,. Sept. 2s, 20 and 80.
and Oct l. Round trip TO Twin Falls,
s11.60; to Shoshone, s11.15. Limit
Oct. 5.
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New York. Sept. 9O.-A cablegram was
received September % by the New York
Yacht club from the Royal Swedish Yacht
club, asking if a challenge from the Swed-
ish Yacht club would be accepted and
what rules and conditions governed the
Americas cup contest. Secretary Cor
mack of the New York club, replying,
mailed copy of the resolutions dispatched
to Sir Thomas Upton, in response to his
challenge. This response will probably
not reach there for. week Swedish
yacht builders have penchant for sound,
smart racing craft, built along lines that
will enable them to negotiate the heavy
Norway seas, and local yachtsmen are of
the opinion that the Swedish builders will
discourage the building of mere racing
machine
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Optical errors corrected by glasses
scientifically fitted. Payne & Payne,
203 Auerbach Bldg, 1872 Main street.
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The STYLE Innovations
10000 ACRES OF LAND

OF the season will be found at Me
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sWEDEs AFTER TROUBLE
Ask if Challenge From Them for
Americas Cup Will Be
Accepted.

Stockholm. Sept. 30.-The Swedish Yacht
club has addressed an inquiry to the
New York Yacht club as to whether the
latter would accept a Swedish challenge
for the Americas cup.
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Mr. Frank K. Poe having resigned
as secretary, this is TO inform the pub
lie that the said F. K. Poe has no au-
thority 10 bind this agency by receipt
or otherwise.
INSURANCE AGENCY.
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Royal Bread is made in a clean
bakery. The Crown Label is on every
loaf. Ask your grocer for it.
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Dog Collars from 25c. z. c. NJ. 1.
Hardware Department.
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Quite the Most Attractive

Line of furs to be seen anywhere is
found at Mehesy's fur parlors, Knuts-
ford hotel. Open evenings.
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PILES CURED eTo IA DAYS.

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case OF itching. blind, bleeding
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MONTANA AUDITOR HERE.-Charles
d. French, deputy state auditor of Mon
tana, is visiting Charles S. Tngey, sec
rotary of state and Z. II. Callister, inter
nal revenue collector.
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Buggy and Team Harness, Water
proof Blankets. z. c.. NJ. 1. Hardware
Department.
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The Results.

INnt5-z.ZI12, Z.4IH, Z.-Ir4, ZZU14, III
Third event. seven-eighths mile dash;
purse s125-Milshora Q10), won; Salvayu
Q19). second; Chas. MCGEE Q19). third.
Time, 1:3212.
Fourth event. three-eighths dash; purse
$2OO-Sam F Q19), won: Little Waite Q19.
second; Senator Dubois Ql9, third. Time
0:36
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The Washington herald., 1907-03-23
Mr.. MEREDITH
NICHOLSON
Author Of ''Ths House Of a thousand
Candles" Repeats Ills Great Success
With a New Novel.

PFe-eminently the best-seliing book at
this time, according TO the reports from
the booksellers printed in the April Book
man. is THE PORT OF MISSING
MEN" a new novel by Meredith Mich
olson who wrote last years most popu-
lar novel. The House of Thousand
Candles" THE PORT OF MISSING
MEN" seemed TO leap Immediately into
public favor It was published the 9Th
Of February, and from the very start
sold so rapidly that the publishers had
to make two sets Of plates and use sew
eraI binderies in manufacturing IT, The
story deserves all its popularity for the
entertainment it supplies through its ro-
nance, mystery, and adventure Few
who begin il in an evening fail to spend
the wee sma' hours finding out how II
ends.
The title. THE PORT OF MISSING
MEN" is particularly alluring, aud the
contents fulfH the promise of the title
The beautiful Illustrations for the book
are by c. +. Underwood. one of the most
successful artists in the country
Mr. Meredith Nicholson. the author of
THE Port Of Missing Men. has had
varied career, although he is still a
young man; he has been a newspaper
man from police reporter to editorial
writer, has studied law, managed coal
mines, and written verse Of a high or
Ger
The House of a Thousand Candles"
is about to be produced on she stage.
and negotiations are in progress for a
stage version OF THE Port of Missing
Men. Both books are great favorites
with the theatrical profession, and should
make decided hits In dramatic form.
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HONOR THEODORE ]. MAYER.
Members of Aid Association Hold
Memorial Services.

Memorial services for the late Theo-
dore J. Mayer. in honor of his generous
gift were conducted by the Aid Associa-
ton for the Blind, at its home. sl5 Z
street. yesterday morning. Maj. sylves-
ter. treasurer Of the association, read a
brief sketch Of Mr. Mayors life and
resolution deploring his death, and the
loss thereby TO the community and kim
dred associations, and urging that an
apartment in the home be set aside.
known as the Theodore Mayer reserve.
Religious services were conducted by
Rey DR.. Blake. rector Of Christ Church.
Georgetown, and Hon. James Du Bois. a
member of the board, paid a glowing trib-
ute to the departed. and announced his
purpose 10 present the association a por-
trait of their benefact0r, suitably framed,
10 be placed in the home.
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WHIT TO BE BURIED MONDAY.
FHH Military Honors win Accom-
pany Last Rites Of Army Officer.

Gen. Theodore J. Whit L. S. A., who
died in Philadelphia Thursday, viii be
buried at Arlington Monday afternoon
with fun military honors. This was de-
eided by Secretary Taft yesterday. Lieut..
C. c. Allen. OF the Thirtieth Infantry, was
at the War Department yesterday and
completed arrangements for the funeral
Religious services over the body viii be
held ia Philadelphia Monday morning.
Arriving here al O'Clock in the afternoon,
by way of the Pennsylvania, the body
viii be met at the depot by the troops
from Fort Myer, The procession will then
march along Pennsylvania avenue to the
Aqueduct Bridge and thence TO the Ma
tional Cemetery. The palIbeaTers win be
selected to-day.
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OFFICERS REGISTERED.

omeers registered at the War and
Navy Departments:
AFmy-Nlai- C. Mex SaItman. signal Corrs. Mai
". Z. Craishli. Engineer CorTs
Nasy-Lieut. L. T.. Cregory. civil engineer. Nor
folk; H. g. Gillmor, naval constructor. Bath Me /;
/. II. SelweriR, surgeon. Naval Hospital Norfolk
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cruising in the South. are now on their
lhouseboat at Charleston. S. &. ana are
expected IN Washington the Ist Of April
The marriage Is announced Of Miss
Grace 2. Proctor and Mr.. William D.
Fowler, both Of this city. on Thursday.
March p. Rev. II. G. Spencer, Of the
Congress Heights Methodist Episcopal
Church. performed the ceremony. which
was witnessed By only the immediate
relatives of the contracting parties.
Capt. William A Cowngton, United
States Signal Corps, accompanied by Mrs.
covington. arrived from Havana, Cuba.
on Monday on the Unlted states army
transport Sumner. Capt. Covington win
be located in Washington, with head
quarters in Gen. Aliens Office. He and
Mrs. Covington came here yesterday.
Mrs. Clarke and her daughters, Misses
Isabelle and Elizabeth Clarke who spent
the season at the New Willard. slIl re-
turn 10 May. in the meantime spsnding
April at Old Point Comfort. Although
their mother is an invalid, the Misses
Clarke have been so well cnaperoned that
they missed few OF the important fune-
tionb OF the season. They have been pu-
pills OF the Sacred Heart, and are related
to the Clarke de Feitres. Their brother,
Mr. Edward Clarke, Of Scranton, viii join
them in May.
The members OF all the other p. Z. o.
Chapters in WASHINGTON were the guests
of Chapter b on Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Howard L. Hodg-
kins. The presidents OF the different
chapters received with the hostess. The
table decorations were in yellow and
white, the p. T.. o. colors.
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In THE SOCIAL WORLD
Ambassador from Mexico and
Mrs. Creel Entertain.
MISS HUMPHREYS TO WED
Daughter OF wife of Consul General
at Dresden VIII Become Wife Of
Capt. Hans wenrieh Won Wolf.
Miss Isham 90 BE Married at the
Home of Mrs. Letter To-day.

The Mexican Ambassador and Nine
Creel entertained last evening at dinner
complimentary to the Secretary OF State
and Mrs. Root. The guests to meet the
latter were the Secretary Of War and
Mrs. TAFT. the Secretary of Commerce
anc Labor and Mrs. straus. the Minister
from Norway and Nine, Iiauge, the
Minister from Bolivia and Mime. caideron.
the Minister from Haiti and Mime. Leger.
the Minister from Colombia and Mime.
Cortes, Senator and Mrs. Elkins. Justice
and Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Alexander r.
Shepherd, the counselor OF the Mexican
Embassy and Nine. Godoy. and Hon.
John Barrett. The Ambassador and Nine
Creel viii entertain at dinner on April
?. and also give an evening reception on
April s.