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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-20
ELEVENTH MARATHON.
Thomas Longboat, Famous Canadian.
Captured Great Event

Boston, April l9---Thomas Longboat. of
the West End Y NJ. C.. A., TORONTO, Ont.
today won the eleventh annual Marathon
race OF the Boston Athletic association in
2 hours "a minutes ~ i-5 second, breaking
the record for the twenty -hve-mie course
by ) minutes 2ia seconds, mace by J. j..
Carney. QI Hamilton, Ont. In 1901,
Robert Fowler, Of Canbfldgeport, who
came IN second also beat Cafrtey soc.
ord covering the distance IN hours "a
minutes 81 40 seconds, j. J Hays OF New
y ork. was third
Ioday's race was the greatest In point
OF the number OF contes t9nts in the his
tory Of the event The entry list con-
tained the names OF twelve long distance
runners from all sections Of New Eng and
and New York state. and Canada. The
day was chilly and the roads were COW
cred with dust.
The CHIEF interest conferred In Lonk
boat. the Indian runner, who was Yavor-
lie Among the other notable contestants
were Fred LORI. Michael Spring and
Samuel Mellor, OF New York. all former
winners of this event; I. j. Hicks. OF
Cambridge, winner OF the ST. Louis Mara
then. and Robert Fowler, OF Cambridge,
who has won two Variations,
The men got away In a bunch. milo
from the village Of Ashland, at noon.
The FIRST mile was covered by ten OF
the leaders In four minutes
The trst Ave miles were covered In the
lime two minutes bcninu ths record. Fred
LORE, the 1906 winner, passing al l2.22.
Fifty yards behind were la Barre 81
Hamilton. Carr OF New York, Lengboat
ana several others punched
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-20
TOD sLoAN'S INCOME.
FORMER Premier Jockey Has But $40
Per Week at Present,

j. Todhunter Sloan, once the premier
Jockey of the racing world, associate
OF princes and as much at ease among
European mobiles and American nota-
pies as IN fenther-weight saddle, who
beginning AT New Orleans IN 1859, rods
from oblivion into an annual income OF
{loVopO or nore--the greatest income
ever pocketed by Jockey-for sorne
time has been broken in purse and
spirit ana today he is thankful for
$50 weekly stipend, says an eastern
pepei
When, short time sgy, this once
peerless jockey admitted on oath that
his income was barely $50 week, ana
that furthermore he was really many
Thousand dollars poorer than job. in the
eyes OF the law the reading and racing
publics OF two continents were sur
prised-astonished.
Though hardly big enough for the
average man to change his mind in
tbs ditnlnutlve office was big enough Tor
j. Tod Sloan who, on his own smiling
admission, is as little as ever, IL not so
loud,
His scanty 50 inches and 80 pounds
the scales say so--were oddly contra sted
by cigar of full voting size and
strength. His face, under carefully
cropped and carefully parted dark halr,
was drawn and orrugated without
having entirely lost the power of smil-
ing.
Other than plain gold ring, no
flare or twinkle of jewelry was re-
vealed between the leftover scarf and
the diIninutive shoes. There was a
terslty to bis grip. on shaking hands
that canfirned his claim is an unirur
paired ability In plotting the iron jawed
Otherwise little about the
Tod Sloan OF today suggests the throne
less Jockey king.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-20
What Pulliam and Ban johnson Say,
III. G. PuLLrAM,
President National League.

| am firnnly convinced the National
league VIII win back the worlds honors
and that the winning team In our or
sanitation viii repeat the decisive ylc-
Tory OF the Giants over the PhlIadel-
phia Americans Ia 1905. i look for a
closer iacs for the pennant than the
league has had for several years.
All Indications point 10 a wonderfully
successful season, not only for the
National league. but for tho baseball
~ general. l think every league In the
country VIII snjoy a year OF unquall-
NEG SUCCESS, both financially and art
isticalIy.
do not think the Chicago Cubs will
make such a runaway race as they
did Last year, Several OF the weaker
clubs have been greatly strengthened
ana promise TO make lively fight for
the flag
The good showing made by tho Phil
adelphla and ST. Louis National league
teams IN their spring series with
american leaEue clubs makes me con-
fident our Organization Will make a
great hght to win back the wcrld.e
baseball las'r0ls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-20
LAVE CROSS THE
RICHEST BALL PLAYER.

Lave Cross OF the Washington team
rs claimed 10 be one OF the veal thiest
men In baseball, He acquired his rich
es through his extreme carefulness In
money matters. Tor when II comes TO
financial affairs Lave Is wise old owl
and Is moi investing any OF his diamond
dust in south sea bubble schemes,
Neither is no a hot rag about Financing
Smuggling OUTFITS who think TO discover
some OF Ihe treasures hidden by our
esteemed connIrynlnn, The lale and la
Inenled Captain kid. HIS advice In
money matters Us often asked by the
other players and were 1t reigiously
followed out many spike shoe lad OF
today would have the meal llcket
wherewlthal In the sero and yellow
days 10 come.
Last summer the ever-popular
Charley Hickman said 10 Cross; Hsay,
Lave / have little money wish 70
put by Where, In Your opinion. 10 the
safest-the very safest-place to put
it2''
"The safest place ] know, Charley
replied Lave. rs safe deposit vault.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-20
ENGLISH FIGHTERS
SHORT ON CALDER.

Tho performance OF English boxers in
the United states and the easy victories
OF Jack U Brien had on his various trips
to the mother country Indicate hat tne
best boxer in Britain Is no HlatCh tor our
third class men.
Casual observers OF the game. who do
not Follow 1t closely enough TO under stand
the Inside moves. are cons antly asking
the question.
Where are the good English heavy
weights OF Other days? Have the Ameri-
cans sTcwn better or the Ensllshmsn
The Americans have grown better, Far
better Undoubtedly. the BIituns have
retrograded. bus at the boston, OF the
matter is the extraordinary advance
made BY Uncle Sans fighters.
Spurred by the immense financial re-
TURNS. boxers on this SIDE OF the biz
water have studied closely the methods
Of every good man who came into prom
John L. Sullivan's oeath-dealing smash
to the jaw with the right Jim Corbett's
marvellous agility on his feet Bob Fttz.
knocking out man with an .eight-inch
punch In the stomach. Tommy Ryans in
I'M able generaishIp. Javk q Brlen's won
d s,. lett ja6. Attelrs SKIN a. d9ssinS,
Cans genius at hitting straight and Jnl
Jeftrtes understanding OF how TO get all
his vast strength In every punch-these
are all finer points OF the boxing game
that Americans have had a chance 10
study y from the best models
Each young boxer lnspects these varied
styles much as a student at college
might debate gravely which course OF in
struotion promised most for his future.
picks out the one BEST suited to him.
seeks eagerly the chance 10 box with
men who know more than he does and
never overlooks an opportunity to mas
ter some new trick
In short time even the mediocre
boxer Las mastered the anne. The Eng:
lis puglists only learn II partly, and
save In the exceptional cases OF men like
Bowkcr or Spike Robson make a lud
crous showing with American antagon-
lists
Englishmen will have TO get down TO
the rudiments before they can expect TO
show
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-20
AUTO STATISTICS.
Worlds Record Nonstop Car Made
In January

Some statistics OF kind that are
generally unthought OF by the average
r'otorfst have been figured out by the
owner OF 1907 Thomas Flyer who
was apparently, enthusiastic enough
over the worlds record nonstop car
OF that make during january to put In
several hours In compiling some inter-
esting Information, and then for
warded the result of his research to
the Thomas factory al Buffalo,
The actual nonstop run OF the
car no writes. was for Fl days, 3
hours and 20 minutes, which would
make the time in minutes 30.4te. I
saw tho car during the New York
automobile show and was present
when II continued the run by starting
overland 70 Chicago and estimate that
" ran at the average rate OF 500 rev.
buttons per minute during the entire
lime. which would give II a record OF
.at,Ses,aeo revolutions took enough
interest In the matter 10 confirm this
estimate OF the average number Of
revolutions per minute by inquIring Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-20

which is the greatest horse the run
hing turf has produced? AS we1I ex-
pect unanimity ON the beauty of wom-
en-. the greatness of a painting or the
choice of flower, for the qualities that
so to make UP greatness In race horse
are as elusive OF standard as are
these.
it must be source OF amending dis
cusslon to the lovers of the thorough
bred, and perhaps this Is as 1t should
De, for what else brings out so strongly
the affection tor the animal as an ex-
clting discussion over his good and
bad qualitles2
In such symposium there Is the
ever present danger that the proximity
OF some hero OF the track may blind his
followers to the merits OF those that
have gone before him. This is especial
y true IN the case In point. since it
is only recently that America lost
Morse that many pronounce the greatest
OF his race Yet each man insists that
In making an expression OF opinion he
was actuated solely by the horse and
MS performances, tempered perhaps In
me most natural manner by personal
anectioM, unconscious. maybe, but none
the less potent Most of those aked
to express choice found it difficult not
10 present a plurality of choices as to
the first question, affection for dead
and gone horses blasting their judg-
ment, but there Is a striking clearness
In the vote by which the immortal Sys-
onby is crowned king. OF the SO men
whose opinions were asked, no fewer
than 40 are registered for the Inflated
son Of Melton Optlme, whose recent
death his owner, James r. Keene. took
so much TO heart
Hindoo comes second in the estirna.
lion of these judges, And then they
are divided in their choice for their
position between Hamburg, Luke
blackburn and Salvador Henry OF
Navarro, that mighty son of the knight
OF Ellerslie, has but single champion,
but ne speaks In strong voice and
sounds note OF authority. Walter S.
Vosburgh. for ls years the Jockey clubs
ofticial Handicapped, surely has had
great opportunity for observation. and
his Judgment must necessarily carry
weight.
There is no point too insignificant for
attention In the consideration of the
Claims put forward by the champions of
the different horses. All things must be
considered. and that horse which com es
nearest to answering all the require
i sr must be acclaimed as best.
speed, endurance, conformation. sound
ness. temper ease in handling and
gafneness are a few OF the major quail
ftcations which each candidate must
pass. Lack In any one Is a bar.
SO then, Domino. which in the opinion
OF thousands, was the best horse the
country ever knew up to seven-eighths
OF mile, must be dropped from the
calculations. Like Rinley Mack, whose
heels We're bad: Gold II eels, whose feet
We're Off, and others. Domino was a
great horse. but
Few OF the Judges throw back to the
carly days. Surely this Is justihable
throush the application OF scientific
methods to the breeding industry, The
horses Of two generations ago had no |
right to be as good as their Offspring |
AS well ask the hardy western pioneer |
TO be as learned as his college-bred son.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-20
DRS. SHORES REMOVE DISEASE SIS
NATURE PERFORMS THE CURE.

Drs. Shores are firm believers
IN NATURE, Drs. ShoEes believe
IA helping Nature. but don't be-
lleye In giving Drugs to DO THE
WORK NATURE SHOULD DO.
If you have Catarrh, Drs Shores
remove the damage done, thew
restore the rnucus membrane 20
normal condition, cleanse the
Blood and NATURE DOES THE
REST IL You have stomach trou-
BILE, Drs, Shores puts the Stomach
IN healthy condition. and nature
takes care of It; they don't give
you medicine to ARTIFICrAfLY
carry on nature's work. and make
you slave 10 drugs. II your
Kidneys are affected, Drs. Shores
put them In proper share 10 do
their work naturally, they DON'T
give you powerful drugs to
FORCE an already oyerworked
and diseased kidney TO do more
work, and hasten your final
breakdown, II you are weak,
listless and debflltated. prs,
Shores don't dose you with pois-
onous stimulants to keep you go
ing a few weeks and then leave
YOU worse off than ever. they 20
right to the seat of the trouble,
clean out disease. strengthen the
weakened parts give YOU more
and better blood, and then ma
lure so kindly assisted does her
own work well. and a Cure re-
sults-
STICK TO Nature, and stick to
Drs, Shores and slcknes Will be.
come less and less each year.
1t costs YOU nothing TO consult
Drs, Shores
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b, q. JOHNSON,
President American League.

The American league was never In a
better or more prosperous condition In
It's history than 1t Is now The winning
OF the worlds mpionship by the
White Sox WAS the climax last year 10
the most successful season our league
has ever known ] firmly believe the
American league will win the cham
pionship OF the world at the end OF this
season.
The race Tor the pennant and the
rlsht 70 meet the champions Of the
National league In the great series for
the worlds honor promises to be the
most hotly contested struggle IN our
history, No team can be safely count
ed out OF the great race. as every one
Is strong enough TO hold its own. The
second division teams have been
strengthened more than those which
finished In tho hrst squad, and there-
fore the contest will be closer,
Every city In the circuit reports
great interest IN the coming struggle.
and I think all American league rec-
ords Will DO broken during The season
OF 1907.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-20

employees at the garage OF Harry S.
Houpt. where supplies were taken on
board, and OF others who were ia
millar with the clreum stances or the
run. The stroke of the motor was
5 VI inches which would mako the to-
tai distance travelled by each connect
Ing rod III inches for each revolution.
or a total OF 26T,s51,2Oo inches, which,
reduced, Is %, S29,266.6 feet or 1, g29.03
and down travelled by the four con-
Meeting rods the stupendous mileage OF
over l6.916.12. considerably fnore
than half way around the world and
that with out a mechanical adjustment
of any kind"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-20

Kidney Disee scs,

Results In two ways. by taking cold
and by overwcrtlng the kidneys II
separating from the blood the cat.
arrhal polsons which affect all or.
gans- Quickly cured with little cost
by Drs. Shores famous treatment,
Do your hands and feet swerl7"
rs 1t noticed more at nigh. %
us there palm IN the small of .he
hack7"
Has the PRECIPITATION bad odcr7"
SIS there putfiness under the eyes9'-
do You have to got UP often at
night ?"
rs there a deposit in urine II left
pon,t neglect these signs and risk
Brlehts Disease killing you. Cure
1t now,
Liver Diseases
The liver Is affected by Catarrhal
poisons, extending from the stomach
into the ducts oF the liver. Quickly
cured with little cost by Drs. Drs.
Shores mafous treatment.
"Do YOU get dizzy"
Have you cold feet7"
DO you feel miserable7"
DO You get tired easily ?"
DO YOU have hot flushes7"
Are Your spirits low at times ="
loo you have runbllng in the bow
These are the seven simple signs
indicating disease OF the liver rf voi,
have any or all Of them. seek Drs.
Shores now and be cured.
Catarrh Of the Stomach.
Catarrh OF the stomach is usually
by swallowing poisonous nu-
cous, which drops down from the
head and throat at night. quickly
cured at little cost by Drs. Shores
famous treatment
is there nausea?''
DO you beich gas?"
Are You constinpated7
rs Your tongue coated?v
DO you b1oat up after eating?"
Is there constant bad taste in thex
mouth ?"
Now Is the time to be permanently
cured prs, Shores are curing hun-U
iresd every week.
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Expert Judges Pronounce Him the
Greatest Thoroughbred
In History.
pYER's HlND0o is SECOND.
Qualities That Go to Make up Great.
ness In Racers Is Decidedly
Elusive

sysonby-A. Belmont. 4. Dain-
gerfeld, j. w, Gates, Foxhall
!, Keene, r. c. McLtwee. a. II.
Morris, J. L. McGinnie, j. Rowe,
y. WEIGH.
Hindoo---L. q. Appleby. p. ].
Dwyer, "Davy' Johnson, A. d.
Jpyner, FL Stull.
Hamburg-J. E. Madden, w L.
Pow ers.
Luke Blackburn. j. Dwyer,
D. Gideon.
SALVATORE. b. Higgin, NJ
} Byrnes. 49,.
Henry Of Navarre-w. s. Vos- !
; burgh.
Tammany--E. Garrison
Longfellow-W. Lakeland.
Tole--F. Gebbard. .
tSrt Wells-J. A. Drake. .
Tom Bowling-~F. Clarke. !
Aicedo--J. n. Mccormick, 4.
Kingf1sher-J- Pincus. !
FFersimnon--J. Huggins !
Roseben--F. Weir
Kentucky--J. II. McCreary. !.
Keenar---J. j. Hyland. /.
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FINAL RACE TONIGHT,
State Championship VIII be Decided
Much Interest In Contest

This evanlng the state championship
for one mile race on roller skates win be
decided when tho inal OF s-serles Of four
races will take place at the Aud torum
Quite field OF fast sprinters are entered
In the race, and II promises to be an In.
torestinE and exciting event The race
will he Is laps, one mile ana the winner
Will have to SO some TO carry of the
prize and championship title Charley
Wilkinson, present champion, Is the Ia
vorit4, and he is confident Of winning this
evenings race.