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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-14
sHRECK TO MEET FLYNN
Agree to Fight in Denver in June
New Arena to Be
Erected.

Denver. May 13.-Arrangeme nts were
completed last night by which Mike
Shrek and Jim Flynn have been
matched to appear in Denver in June
The promoter having the match in hand
secured the consent of both of the prin-
cipals and all that is needed to cinch the
match now is the signature of each of the
principals. This will be Il real battle and
the fans ought to congratulate themselves
on the fact that such a grand card is to
be presented to them.
Shrek is the chap that all the heavy
weights in the country are side-stepping.
and Jim Flynn is a Colorado product that
has shown his worth i'm the roped arena.
He is the greatest heavyweight that has
ever fought in this state. and his show
ing against Jack Twin Sullivan. Burns
and others entities him to consideration
against any of the men of his class.
The contest will take place in a big
arena 20 be erected in the heart of the
city for that occasion.
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IF ITS HERE
IT'S RIGHT.
CITY GETS
POSTPONED BOUT
Christie and Williams Will
Meet in Mining Camp Next
Monday Night.

Park City gets the Christie-Williams
match. This is the information that will
gladden. the hearts OF the local fight
fans. brought to this city last evening
by Orson Beal. the manager. When Beal
received the official notice that there
was nothing doing in this city, he at
once got busy and liked himself to the
Summit mining camp. Park City is like
Ogden 1t likes a good scrap and Incl
dentally the dollars the Salt Lake bunch
of sports leave behind wherever they go.
So Mr.. Beal was told to come on with
his scrappers and bring as large a dele
cation as possible.
Beal spent yesterday IN the Park, and
when be returned last evening he said
everything was fixed up ok" BeaI
said the sports in Park City were hun
CRY for something good and would turn
out in force to see the event Morgan
Williams is a former miner from Grip
pie Creek, and knows a number of the
men employed in the camp. For this Fea-
son, Williams will do his training at
Park He leaves tomorrow morning with
D. II. O'Conner and will finish his train
ing there.
A meeting of the scrappers and their
managers was held last evening and il
was decided to postpone the match until
next Monday night. This. il is claimed
will allow them time to let the people
know the scrap is coming off ali right
The Dewey theatre was secured for the
event. and Beal says it can be fixed up
with little expense Beal will run an ex-
cursiOn from Salt Lake, leaving here at
about $50 in the evening and returning
home Immediately after the scrap
Dick Hyiand has changed his training
quarters and can now be found on Mar
ket street. just west of the post office
The crowds who turned out to see Fight
ing Richard work taxed the capacity of
the Sanitarium gymnasium and McCIintic
made the change to accommodate the
fans. Yesterday he worked out for
couple of hours. doing the usual stunts,
and had a packed house.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-14
CHESS MASTERS AGAIN.
Thirty-Six of Them VIII Get To-
qether in Europe.

New York, May 13.-According to ad-
vices received from Ostend. there will
be thirty-six competitors in all who will
take part in the two masters chess tour
naments opening al the Kursaal in the
Belgian resort on Wednesday next In
addition to the six invited masters in
the championship tournament, thirty out
OF forty applicants have been admitted
to the general masters tournament, in
Guiding most of the leading players of
the world. In this event America will
be represented by Paul Joiner. champion
Of the Manhattan Chess club.
In the masters championship tourna-
ment wherein r. l.. Marshall Dr. s.
Tarrasch. A. Burn, G. Maroczy, c.
Schlechter and David Janowski will COM
pete. there will be four rounds. thus
giving each player q schedule of twenty
games. 1t is planned by the congress
committee to arrange a match between
the winner of the tournament and Dr.
Emanuel Lasker for the championship of
the world
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-14
YOST STOPS FOOTBALL WORK
Spring Training for Michigan Has
Finished for This.
Season.

Ann Arbor. Mich. MAY 13.-Spring foot
ball practice was discontinued the first
of this week by Coach Yost. The 'hur-
ry-up man has gone back to his business
interests in West Virginia. He left orders
with a lot of the aspirants for quarter to
get a ball and practice all spring and
summer.
THE requests from Annapolis and Dart
mouth for games next season have stirred
up more interest in the gridiron sport.
Baird says he cannot predict the policy
of the board of control. but thinks there
Is little chance of going to New Hamp-
shire to play Dartmouth.
News that Minnesota has defied the con-
ference with reference to playing Nebras-
ka under nonconference rules is good
news here, as one more influence which
will be working for the reaction which
Michigan viii surely tug for ar the June
session of the big Nine" representa-
tiveS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-14
SWEET MARIE AFTER RECORD
Champion Trotter Will Try for Mark
on Lima Half-Mile
Track.

(2:02), the champion trOtter of the past
two years or since the days of Cresceus
and Major Delmar, will campaign over the
grand circuit i'm exhibitions, she is to be
seen on but three half-mile tracks of the
United States. The Lima Driving Park
company has just closed a contract for
her appearance here as one of these dates.
mile ovals of Allentown, Pa. and at
Hamline, the track of the Minnesota
State Fair association. The great trotting
mare will endeayor here to lower the
worlds half-mile track trotting record of
2:0S. now held by Cresceus. Dan Patch
lowered the worlds half mile pacing rec
ord to 2:0i1a over the Lima track and
George G equalled the worlds record for
geldings over the same track, and the
horssnIen of Ohio and Indiana will watch
with interest the attempt of Sweet Marie
next October
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-14
FIHUCAhE SHOWING OGDEN
Chicsgoan Impresses Fight Fans
With Idea That He Will Do
Well Against Hyland.
Especial to The Herald

Ogden, May BILLY Finucane. who
is scheduled for a twenty-round pugilistie
argument with Fighting Dick Hyland
at the auditorium here on May 81, got
down to some real hard work today and
after it was all over he said he was feel
ing fine and that his wind was improving
nicely. This morning he did his first road
work by taking a run for eight miles over
the canyon road. This afternoon he nan
died the weights. ropes and gloves at mis-
training quarters at the central fire sra-
ton During the time he had on the
mltts FinucaDe went four rounds with
Muggsy Sholes. three rounds with
Kid Herrick, and one with Young KEEL
lar The ChicagOan showed I'D still
stronger than he did yesterday He has
already taken off the surplus weight
showing that he can remain strong at the
required weight.
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At Belmont.

New York, May 1S.-Belmont Park re-
suits:
First race. seven furlongs-Zienap won.
Kings Daughter second, Belle of Peouest
third Time, 1.26 As.
Second race, four and half furlongs-
Minnie G. won, Senator Beckham second
Biskera third Time, 81 seconds
Third race, six furlongs, main course
Dinna Ken won. Lad of Langden second
Jennie Wells third. Time, iii -
Fourth race, the maiden stakes five fur
longs-Transvaal won, Alauda second, Nc
Gregor third. Time, 100 2-5
Fifth race, mile and sixteenth-Dande-
lion won. Nealon second, Red Friar third.
Time 1:47 20
Sixth race. sitting. Whitewater Tank
won. Chief Hayes second, Savable third.
Time, 1:4e As.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-14
- q q RIDS THE SYSTEM
800. OF MALARIA

Malaria atmospheric poison which
The blood through
germs they destroy of this
such weak condition that unable properly
and disease od Then the
pale sao weak vitality appetite dnged digestion
chlls trouble
body producing
often long spell of fever follows when the blood
palms, and skin affections of various kinds often result from
titles Malaria must be removed from the system through the circulation
for this nothing equals S. S. This
the blood and drives all microbes and poisn and pma
nenty Malaria s. only the blood
properties
germnd spreading disease throughout the system
enabling
greatest of all and builds
Kidding blood of the
suffering from Malaria will be pleased with the
harmful
medical advice desired
who write. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
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NO USE.
CPhiladelphia Ledger.l

II IIIIduVf ElIIId IltUktI-I
~ hear you use hypnotism. said the
woman, land I want you TO try il on my
husband. He's suffering dreadfully-'
"All right. responded the dentist.
'.bring him in.
Bring him in? Why. sir. unless you
hypnotic him first he can't be dragged
within ten blocks of your office"
Absent treatment is out of my line =
responded the professional man, some
what coldly''
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-14
WOULD RESTRICT BICYCLES
Large Territory to Be Included in
Proposed Ordinance.

Upon motion of Councilman HOLIDAY the
council last evening passed a resolution
instructing the city attorney to draw an
ordinance making the restricted district
for bicycle riding the sidewalks extend
from the reservation to the river and from
Ninth South to Sixth avenue. This came
as result of a petition from a number of
citizens on Fifth South complaining that
the sidewalks are made dangerous by the
continual procession of bicycles going to
and from Liberty park.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-14
9. Y. c. TO PLAY U. OF u.

The University baseball team viii meet
next Friday afternoon. At Logon recent
" the east benchers were defeated bv
the Y. c. team. and they propose
to redeem themselves Friday. The Lo-
ganites viii bring q strong team. They
have played q number of games since the
one with the University and have met
with their usual success in all Of them
Coach Maddox will devote all his time
this week TO getting his team! ready for
the contest
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At Churchill Downs.

Louisville, May 1s-Churchin Downs re-
suits:
First race. four furlongs-Grande Dame
Won Banagher second. Waldorf Belle
third Time. As 1-5 seconds
Second race. five and a half furlongs-
Alencon won, Bosserian second, Dr. Lee
Huffman third. Time. 1: 07 To-
Third race. four and half furlongs-
Halket won, Honest second Financier
third Time. 81 As seconds.
Fourth race. steeplechase. short course
Magic won, Peter Vinegar second Full
of Fun third Time 2:52 IA
Fifth race. six furlongs-Zal won. Mike
Sutton second. La yeita third. Time. :13.
Sixth race, mile and sixteenth--Louise
MacFariane won, Scalplock second Red
Wood third. Time. las 20.
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YALE IN HENLEY REGATTA.

New Haven. Conn. May bit was
stated today that Yale will enter its sec
ond crew in the Henley regatta at Phil
adelphia on May %. The second eight
was defeated Saturday by the Varsity
by less than a length and is consid-
cred almost as strong as the University
crew
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-14
TOSSED ON cows HORNS.
Little Tot Severely injured by Roam
ing Beast.

Harold Dupaix, 4 years old. was tossed
on the horns of a COW near the intersec-
ton of Jackson and Reverich streets. YES
terday, and was severely injured. The
horns on the COW inflicted painful wounds
upon the boys body ant several of his
teeth were knocked out.
Residents in the vicinity of the two
streets named have complained for some
time that cows roam at large over lawns,
flower beds and boulevards in the neigh
bOrhOOd
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-14
TEACHER! TEAcHERl

Special rates for you to Los Angeles
June LIST to July Ind. Salt Lake Route
News just received. Please call at 1853
S. Main st. for full information. t will
interest YOU
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TEACHER! TEAcHERl

Special rates for you to Los Angeles
June ist to July End. Salt Lake Route
News just received. Please call 1T 16s
s. Main st. for fun Information. 1t win
interest you.
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AM ER!CAN ASSOCIATION.

At Minneapolis 6; Louis
Vile ].
At Observation-Disclosures 10: Toledo q
At Kansas City-Kansas City 3; Column
bus 9 (13 innings).
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

Tacoma. May bit took thirteen inn
ings for the Butte team to take today's
game from Tacoma Butte got the vim
ming run in the thirteenth by punching
hits. With three men on bases. Clynes
struck out and spoiled the chance of the
locals. Score:
r II. i.
Tacoma .... -..-....-.....-....s...1 3
Batteries-CIafln and Shea; Hoon and
Wilkinson.
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LAFAYETTE, 81: wAsATcH. d.

The Lafayette team defeated the VS.
satch team yesterday by a score of n
to 4. The winners: James. C.: Treseeier.
D: u. Taylor b.: +. Taylor ? b.: 4
Young. b.; M; Cowley. s 3; Battle.
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heavily today. Pittsburg winning. to /.
Wagners hitting was the feature. Score:
R. II. E.
pPl lg 1890 ''.''-'.-''''.''.4 Is
Batteries-Leifieid. Philippe and Glib
son; Young. DoTner Bulles and Needham.
TWo-base hits-Wagner. Hallman Ritch-
ey. Needham. Three-base hit-NeaIon.
Home runs-Wagner, Clarke Bases on
balls-Off Young I; off Leifield 8: off
DOrner l; by Bulles /; by Leifield I. UNI
pires-Emslie and Carpenter.
Philadelphia, MAY 13-The Chicago
champions made their first appearance
here today and defeated the home team in
an interesting game. The locals failure
to connect with the delivery of Lund-
gren caused their defeat. Score:
Philadelphia .....-.. ....-...... . &
Batteries-Lundgren and King; Corri-
do nand Jacklitsch. TWo-base hit-Jack-
ltsch. Bases on balls-Off Lundgren 5:
l: by Corridor ). Umpires-JohnStone and
KLEIN.
New York, May 1S.-After hard
twelve-inning tussle. the New York team
succeeded in winning out from Cincin-
natl today by a score of to 0. A clean
single by BOwerman and a scratch hit
by Dahlen and Corcoran gave the locals
the winning run. Score:
New York ....-.......-...........1 o
Mason and Schlei: McGinnity
and BOWerman. Two-base hits-Huggins.
Bases on balls-Off McGinnity l. off Ma
son. ,. Struck out-Bv McGinnity, s; by
Mason. 5 Cmpire-Rigler.
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X
Philadelphia $1,000. ........9 II 2
Batteries-Patterson. White and McFar-
land; Waddell and Schneck.
Detroit. May 13.-Boston hit Siever IN
but one inning, and then brilliant fielding
and base running cut off a chance to
make the game close. Score:
r. H. E
Detroit 49,. ......4 10 2
Boston ----..--.....-.. l q
Batteries-Siever and Schmidt Dineen
and Armbruster.
St. Louis, May 13.-The ST. Louis Amer
leans today won the final game of the
series with Washington by q score of )
to T. Both teams hit the ball freely
Score: r. H f.
washington .----------- ------....- IL 3
Batteries-Jacobson, Howell and Speyer;
Falkenberg, Graham and Blankenship
Cleveland. May 13.-Cleveland was easy
for New York today being able to get
but four hits off Orth. Keeler's batting
was the feature Every one of Moore's
passes resulted in run. Score:
r. H. E.
New Ork ------..--.:....1
Batteries-Moore and Clark; Orth and
kleinoW
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-14
THE DEsERET SAVINGS BANK.
DIRECTORS.
2. ". Ritter. President

DlhENIUhS.
". W. Ritter. President
Noses Thatcher. Vice President.
Elias A. Smith, Cashier
l. s. Hills. John r. Barnes, John C.
Cutler. David Eccles, A " Carlson
George Romney, john r win.Ier. Reed
suoot. E R. Eldredge, W F. James.
Four per cent interest paid on ssyinEs
felazita. - -.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-14
ORDERS REBATES
FOR TAXPAYERS
City Council Proposes to Re-
fund Money for Uncompleted
Sidewalk improvements.

( The city council is going to rebate to all
taxpayers who apply the money paid III
for sidewalk improvements which have
not been completed. The rebates will OK
tend over only the work contracted for by
the Utah Fireproofing company, which
was released last week. This action was
taken at the council meeting last night.
when Councilman Carriers resolution was
passed.
As has already been shown. this action
is a bluff, pure and simple, as the city
has no money left in any of the sewer ex-
tension funds with which to pay these re-
bates. In one or two of these funds there
is a slight balance. but not enough TO pay
d fifth of the probable claimants.
City in Trouble.
The city is also in trouble about paying
its own share of the extensions already
completed. In order to help matters out.
Councilman Fernstrom last night intro
duced a resolution providing that the city
auditor be instructed to transfer from the
street fund to the special fund enough
money to pay the cost of the citys portion
of special improvements. He explained
that in many cases there are outstanding
warrants against property which has not
yet been improved and that the city
should redeem these warrants in the man
ner specified. The resolution was re-
ferred to the finance committee with in
structious to report at the next meeting.
Who Has the Requisition?
Somebody has appropriated the Tequi-
sition made out by J. T. Raleigh, street
supervisor. for 5000 of the city's money
with which to pay p. J. Moran for gravel
sold the city. This developed at the coun-
eli meeting last night when John More
ton. city recorder, stated that the requi-
sition had never reached his office. al
though it was presented to the street
committee at its meeting last Thursday
night.
Two weeks ago Councilman Carter intro
duced a resolution to the effect that 81 900
be set aside for this purpose. This was
opposed by Councilmen Black and Hob
day, who declared that the bills should
be paid regularly by requisition, as other
bills are paid
Raleigh did not like this way of doing
business and seeing that the matter
would be indefinitely held up. he put in
the reuuisitiOn as desired last Thursday
evening. When the matter came up last
evening the reguisition was missing, and
it is claimed by Raleigh that some one
interested in defeating the appropriation
altogether succeeded in filching it from
the recorders files last Thursday evening.
Previous to this disclosure the Carter res
Olution was defeated
A new train TO Ogden at a. m daily,
via OREGON Snort Line.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Brooklyn. May 1.-THE St Louis team
opened their initial series with Brooklyn
today and defeated the home players. 8
to 3 The batting of the visitors was far
superior 70 that of the locals and the
pitching of Beebe was more effective than
that of Henley. Score: r. H E.
CT T,ouie
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-14
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Pueblo. Colo. May BIN a slow game
here today Omaha hit timely and won
from the locals Score: r. II. e
Chitilu -".sss---...-J- 10 L
Pueblo ........ go. ........ Is &
Batteries-McNeeley and Townsend;
Gilbert and Smith.
Sioux City. Ia. May 1S.-Fenlon's home
run i'm the third inning when all corners
were occupied beat Sioux City out of to-
days game. Both Stimmel and Zackert
were hit hard Score; r. II. e.
Sioux CITY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II 2
Lincoln --.----..----...... 10 /
Batteries stimmel and Sheehan: lack
ert and Zinran.
Denver, May 15.-Denver-Des Moines
game postponed. snow
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BatteTies-karger, Beebe and NoOnan;
Henley and Ritter. Two-base hfts-Burch,
Beebe Three-base hit-Maloney. Struck
out-Sy Henley /; by Beebe 8. Bases on
balls-Off Henley l; off Beebe 3. Umpire
Day.
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Walkers second grand ball at saitaii
Wednesday, May u.
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YESTERDAYS BASEBALL.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago, May 13--Waddell held Chicago
to three hits today. two of which came
in the ninth inning and Philadelphia won.
Score: r. n r.
Chicago ........ ................ 2
Philadelphia ........ --........ IL 2
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A new train to Ogden at 9 a. m. daily,
via OREGON Snort Line.
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Boston, May 13.-BOth teams batted
heavily today, Pittsburg winning to /.
Wagner's hitting was the feature. Score:
r. II. Z.
6,lttsoorg 1900 '''''.'--'..'....l+ is
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DOStOn ---.-..-.....--. /
Batteries-Sisver and Schmidt; Dineen
and Armbruster
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Howell and Speyer
Graham and Blankenship
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-11-16

This is an age of reading The
idea of young men talking, Il
don read no papers" A color
ed man few years ago down in
Mississippi, who was all employee
on the campus desired to see
one of the professors. who was
in the office of the president dur
Ing the regular faculty meet. On
the door was the sign: mo ad.
mIttance.' This colored man
continued to knock, finally the
president came, and defantly
asked him if he did not see the
sign on the door. 81 Can't read,
was the reply. Cant read,
said the pres dent, why don't
you know we don't have men out
here who cant read?' and shut
the door III his face. That will
be the case with, not only people
who can t read, in the business
world ere long, but people who
don't read--the door will be shut
in your face. detiautly-the
world no longer sam palhizes
with ignorance and lethargy, but
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-11-16
Hotel Men Too Stupid.

In conversation with Mr. j J
Miles. the new head waiter at the
Leland, who is d prugre> sive
m an; and who was also, DIS we
We're, worry much surprised to
tind that on y one or two OF the
walters are readers of single
colored paper We readily OBJ
served that he present head
walter does not wish lot of III Il
around who are not progress We
aud modern enough to read pa.
per pub ished by their own town.
men. We cannot understand
what the young Negro is think
ing about VINO does not. in tile
midst of this electric age. read
every thing eXtaut. The idea.
working ut a hotel where all the
ellte OF the state focus and onl ~
two walters found VINO are read
ers Of colofed paper. Shame
onlmei! Every waiter there
snouId read some cotured paper.
We admouI>hed the hptel men
some tlme ago ana u'ged Them 10
read papers. maSaz utS aud STU
dy-dl emily your profession aud
enllghten yourselves Spend the
tdle time prutitah y | the Ne :
gro papers every week is d gu' d
deed done or SCme enterpfls Z
tuuched by some cO.ored man.
Do not spend aLy of your 'lme
IDLY; That Is the fault with 30
many now. You see the YOU g
white men rooms, cluo> .lu
trunk full of books. magazlnes
papers. You initiate them III
sport and dress; Why don vuu
initiate them IN progress, econo.
my aud home buying.