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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30
DECORATION DAY RATES

Via Oregon Short Line Salt Lake TO
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Tickets good for return to May 81.
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EXCURSION TO ELY

June {, via O, S. L. and S P. Round
trip from Salt Lake SLIGO. Special
train 500 p. m, arriving Ely 500
a. m. next morning. Stay Ely two
days. Leave Ely 500 p. IN. June 9;
arrive Salt Lake 500 a. N. June 10.
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LAGOON TRAIN TIME TABLE

500 and 100 u. m.
80, $500, 4:30, 600, ZOO and
$500 p. m.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-12-19
sim BrlnoIne Cola.

New York. Dec. 1.-The GUARANTEES
Trust company Monday announced Tho
engagement Of $4,000 in gold for I'm
port LAEard. Freres have engage
an additional Sl.soo.0oo IN cold foi
Import This makes the total rove
ment sio5.S5o.Doo
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OFF TO THEREVIEW
President Roosevelt and Party Leave
Washington on the MayflOwer
for Hampton Roads.
TO DATTLESHIPs
He viii Head the Fleet Through the
Virginia capes When They
Will Pass On Out
to Sea.

Washington, Dec. 16.-President
Roosevelt, accompanied by Mrs
Roosevelt, and a distinguished com
pany of guests, sailed on the naval
yacht Mayflower from the Washing
ton navy yard at 1907 o'clock Sunday
for Hampton Roads. The president
in his capacity as commander-in-chief
OF the United States navy will Mon
day give the word of command which
will send the Atlantic battleship feet
on its cruise to the Pacific. AS the
ships pass OUT to sea, their last fare
well will be from the president On
the deck of the Mayhower he will
lead the ships through the Virginia
capes, then give way to the flagship
Connecticut as the double line Of 16
ironclads set their course to the
southwark Thus will begin what the
president planned as the supreme
test of the American navy. The an
nounced destination OF the fleet Is San
Francisco bay, but when and where
the cruise will ultimately end seems
as yet an unmatured plan for the fu-
ture. The departing scene from the
Washington navy yard was typical OF
the punctualness Of the president
The Mayfower was spick and span
and spotless in white; the jackies in
their winter garb Of blue, lined the
rail and the cheerless raw day seemed
to lend itself to an expression of their
feelings as being left out of the big
trip.
The president, as he drove on the
wharf acknowledged the greeting OF
the crowd and as the yacht began to
move he raised his hat from his place
aft on the main deck while three
cheers were given from the wharf.
The. Mayfower is expected to clear
the bad places in the Potomac before
dark, when livelier clip will be
taken up and Hampton Roads reached
by 8 o'clock Monday morning. At
this hour salute by the entire fleet
will be given and the ceremonies of
the departure begun. These include
a reception by the president on the
Mayfiower of the commanding officers
of the ships of the feet and the de-
parting review. The president will
not leave the Mayfower during the
trip, and is expected to reach Wash |
ington on his return early Tuesday |
morning. Another and somewhat
livelier party departed from the navy
yard early in the day, being members
Of the naval committees Of the senate
and house of representatives, who,
through the courtesy Of Assistant
Secretary Newberry, were provided
with the United States steamship
Dolphin Tor the trip to the scene of
the fleets departure. The Dolphin
got under way shortly after II o'clock.
Among those on board were Chair
man Foss, of the house naval commit
tee; Senator McEnery, of Louisiana;
Representatives Cousins, of Iowa;
Loud, Of Michigan; Dawson, of Iowa;
Thomas, of Ohio; Roberts, Of Massa-
Bales, of Pennsylvania; But
Ter, OF Pennsylvania; Padgett, of Ten
nessee; W. W. Kitchin, Of North
and Gregg, Of Texas.
The Dolphin will reach her anchor
age at Hampton Roads shortly in ad.
vance Of the Maylower
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-14

A card of only fair caliber has been
provided for TODAY at Emeryville. Hill
dreth's Memorize ran like a fairly
good youngster her only out and looks
able to win the purse in the opener, a
three and half furlong dash for two
year-olds. Exchequer has speed and Is
likely to be the contender.
The second is a hard nut TO crack.
Alice Carey and Daniel c look DIT
the best and will probably hght IL out.
although there is very little form TO
the field.
A dozen maidens of various ages Will
meet in the third Altanero, one or
President Williams string, has peen
showing Improvement in his success
sive starts and may graduate, with MIL
ler's assistance. Bertie A and AVona
appear most promising of the balance.
The fourth has an open look. Hand
maiden has run some fair races and II
she runs back to them she is likely
to win Marion Rose has speed, but
has been quitting Mechant, Hilo de
Orc and Pink each appear to nave
chance.
Ruby looks best in the fifth. even at
a mile Lord of the Wales last race
showed that he was rounding into form
and he will undoubtedly prove the con-
tender. Miss Rillie also is getting good
and will probably finish within the
money.
A bunch of speed burners Will make
the sixth a sizzling race. 1t looks
tight fit between Princess Titania,
Sugarmaid, Entire Nous and Ethel Day,
and racing luck will play no small part
in the outcome.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-14
FAST CREYHOUNDS
TO COURSE IN
TWOSTAKES

Two stakes will be run at Ingleside
Coursing Park next Sunday The
twenty-four dogs entered in the class
stake are high-class performers and
should provide some excellent sport
The open stake will have well-bal-
anced field of seventy greyhounds. The
drawing last night resulted as follows:
Glass stake-Rockel Asleep VS.. Reckless Ac-
robat, Agile Squirt Mr.. Parton, Richard Anton
vs.. Wild Gus, Walla walla vs.. Wildwood, Lady
Honesty vs. Barge, Flower Giri vs.. Four Paw,
Mr.. Brindle Huron, Rear Admiral vs.. Clyde,
Dan Finnigan VS.. Freeport. Mr.. Blue VS.. Bel
mont, Real Rocker vs. Presto. Lady Kelp vs..
The Crowd.
Open stake-Young Kerry Pippin VS.. Rosy
McVey, Blooming Dutchman VS.. Gallant Boy.
Honest Girl Footsteps, Busy Boy vs.. Rus
sell j. Madam Dunyea ys. Mi Amigo, Amandan
vs., Renegade Apache, Foxhunter vs.: Mabel $,
Ottawa vs.. Jim Lamb. Sampler vs.. Fair Flying.
Bright Flower vs.. The Mist Tom Fitz vs.. Grace
Hill, Nora Alto VS.. Black Garter, D. r. VS..
Blue Eyes. Pagliacci vs. Young Geraldine. Mora
Alto ys. In Time, Boutonniere vs.. Sangerman.
Bill Mullally vs.. Agyles Best, Dave Reese
vs.. Lady Leeds. Presidio Boy vs.. Ellert Reese,
Quita vs.. Princess Savoy, Pongennie vs.. Queen
OF the South, Rocker L vs.. Golden Rule III.
Stanley vs.. Rowena Belle. Miss Bunaritero VS..
La Rose.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-14

because Leroy Williams could not make
the weight. 1O4 pounds. Williams is
now riding at I07.
Eugene Wayland is on the way from
Ascot Park with Tartan and j. f.
Donahue, which he will run in the
Family Club handicap on Saturday.
Ed Cudahy's Homeric is rounding
into form after a long time on the shelf
and showed the work watchers nice
move yesterday morning.
Three foals were dropped this week
at j. D. Millin's breeding farm near
Sacramento. Two were colts by Gu
nard. out of Miss Ringlets and Mamie
G, and the third was a flly by St
Avonicus out of Dorice.
At Yesterdays cut-in Johnny Lyons
and Jack Keene dropped out and Phil
Howell went on, making total of
twenty-eight books that did business
in the big ring.
The Only way, a Schreiber CASTOR,
has been sold by William Walker to
the Alameda stable, of which George
Marsh is trainer. The horse Will be
campaigned at Seattle.
Jockey Brown may go East to ride
for w. B. jennings, but he also has
other offers under consideration.
sion has practically decided to cut
down the racing season in the Blue
Grass State from f76 to 120 days. Chair
man Chinn of the commission is quoted
as having said:
1t is not horse racing that has produced all
this agitation in other States. and neither Is II
betting II is the sentiment of the public
against the methods under which the racetracks
are conducted. All OF the trouble tnat mas
arisen in the West is the result OF contention
between a lot OF cheap gamblers who do not
care for turfmen or breeders and have no inter
est in racing as sport. That condition has
passed In Kentucky and In the future the rae
ing OF thoroughbreds will be controlled by The
Quoted on a high plane the track will be closed;
not by adverse legislation, but by the Racing
ii that racing is not overdone in this State. 1t
will ignore the American Turf Association and
the Western Jockey Club and govern racing
under the power II has by law.
With racing under the ban in Ten
nessee, it is probable that modern
track will be built across the river
from Memphis.
Hollow, a bay colt by Holstein- Fol-
low, has shown up very promisingly in
the -year-old division at Hot
Springs. f. T. Graves owns the young
ster.
Mollie Montrose has won four
at New Orleans. and is regarded as a
topnotcher. She is by Caesarian-
Bezique and is the property of G. H.
Hole.
Yesterdays scratches: Greenore, Fol-
low Me, Anona, Tramator, Elizabeth r,
Pickaway.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-14
Edwin Gum Wins Logistilla Handicap Driving
MISS MAY SUTTON
WILL DEFEND
HER TITLE

CORONADO, Feb. 13.-The annuai
lawn tennis tournament of the Coro-
nado Country Club will begin tonlor-
row. The events will be mems slnsIes,
women's singles. mems doubles mlXeu
doubles and consolation singles. Arnons
the entries for the womens slngies a.
Miss Nav Sutton and Miss Florence
S,,+ton of Pasadena For the men $
events the best known entries are
Simpson Sinsabaugh, x. G. Bunny,
Alphonse E. Bell. Nat B. Browne anu
DIR. ]. r. Hardy. -,
The women's championship was Won
last year by Miss May Sutton anu s Ile
mems by Grant Smith or san On m
cisco. The mems doubles was WI
Grant Smith and Percy MurdocK'
neither of whom is entered this year.
Miss Florence Sutton and her partneI IiII
won the mixed doubles. defeating MISS
May Sutton and her partner.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-14
Gossip Of the Track

several spectators who attempted to
raise the CRY of foul" at the finish of
the Logistilla handicap yesterday were
promptly souelched by the Pinkertons.
who have had instructions to check
the demonstrations of that character
which have been an innovation at En-
eryville this season. Edwin Gum, St
Elmwood and Dusty Miller finished
closely huddled together In this race
but there was no foul and no attempt
was made to claim one.
Perhaps Il was fortunate for c. c.
8IcCa6erty that his apprentice rider
Lyeurgus, was set down by Starter
Dwyer for misconduct at the barrier
Monte Lucille was entered with an an
prentice allowance for the fifth race
yesterday, but the disciplining of the
boy compelled McCafferty to waive his
allowance and put up another rider. He
selected Sandy. and the latter brought
Monte Lucille to the wire a winner. a
feat which Lycurgus probably would
not have accomplished The mare was
bid up by T. II. Ryan and J. A Arm
strong TO $1,000, but McCafferty re-
tained her with the usual So advance.
Armstrong was negotiating for the
purchase Of the mare before the race,
and reopened negotiations afterward.
but without success.
Several Of the Family Club handicap
candidates were worked between races
yesterday W II. Carey, Ascots most
highly regarded representative, breezed
q half mile in 40: S. c. Hildreth's Rap
I'd Water was sent one and an eighth
miles in .55, an exceptionally nice
piece OF work. DR.. Leggo went the
handicap course Of a mile and a quar-
ter in z.12. Neaion covered a mile in
80 k.,& ~.
experts believe that he does not look
good physically. Temaceo also was
out, but appeared to be bit sore
Jockey Miller was given the mount
on S. c. Hildreth's Van Ness yesterday
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-14

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Feb. 1s.-Oaklavn 70.
suits:
First race. three and half furlongs-Dandv
Time-:42 As.
Second race. four Observation-Disclosures won
40 4-5.
Third race. nve and half furIongs-Ren
strong won, Autumn Flower second Rose Hart
third Time OS
Fourth race, six furlongs-Dr. Mack won Han
nibal second, Jake Sanders third Tfme-I.I "a
Firth race, six furlongs-Lady Vashtf won
Naughty second. Rustling SIX third Time
lis 1-5.
Sixth race. mile and seventy yards-Thiseld6
Won, High Bear second. Belden third. Time
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-14
ST. MARY's PHOENIX NINE
WINS FROM THE CARDINAL
Oakland College Baseball Players Score
Easy Victory Over Stanford
Varsity

STANFORD. Feb. 1s.-The Phoenix
nine from st. Mary's College. Oakland,
walked away with the first game OF
the baseball series with the varsity this
morning by score of to 1. At hit
ting and baserunning they outshone
the cardinal, and once they were start
ed at run getting there was no stopping
them. Goodell was in the box for the
varsity and was not very effective. His
support was ragged. Southpaw Krause.
for the visitors, was all but invincibIe.
One Of the best games seen here in
years was played on the campus yes
terday Santa Clara College and the
varsity struggled for thirteen innings.
and the contest ended with the score
still a tie-2 to 2.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-14
RESULTS AT NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 13.-City Park results
First race. three and a half furlongs-Elvirs
won Gromse second, Geneva third Time
AZ
Talk won Enhn second. Eskimmer third. Time
1:0I 1-5.
1nliu a., one ie, :, ~ ,. .o.-
1:41 Is.
Fourth race. I've furlongs-Duchess of Monte
hello won. Royal River second, Adeler third
Time :0l Id.
Fifth race. one and sixteenth miles-Queer
Brady won, Goldic second, Reticent third
Time as 3-5.
Sixth race, i've and half furlongs-Toboggar
won, Sir Toddington second, Lens third. Time
1905 1-5
Sixth race, six furiopgs-GoId Proof won, Fo,
Mead second, Rusk third. Time, 1:l2 5-5
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-14
POOR CARD FAILS
TO DRAW CROWD
TO ASCOT
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

'A'h q On to 1hI9 OaIi
LOS ANGELES. Feb. 13.-The Elks'
special, a one-mile dash for a purse
of $3.50, was the feature of today's card
at Ascot Park, II there was anything
which could be designated as feature.
The programme was not one to attract
a large attendance, and the paid ad-
missions at the gate were far below
the average. The purse event was de-
signed to attract the several hundred
oait Lake Elks who are now in Los
Angeles on a afpleasure trip. but it did
not prove TO be a magnet of sufficient
strength to draw them and the attend
ance was confined almost entirely to
the regulars"
The Elks Special was won handily
py Clgarlighter, the favorite.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-14
MORE PAY ron HAL CHASE

NEW YORK. Feb. manager Clark
Griffith of the New York American
League club, in speaking today of the
reported demand of Hal Chase, the first
baseman. for q higher salary, said that
Chase did fine work last year and 1t
already had been planned to give him
q comfortable increase.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-14
Edited by
R. A. Smyth
MIKE RILEY FAILS
TO MAKE GOOD
ON MATCH
BY r. A. Sn1yth

Is Mike Riley. the game Tonopah
sport, four flushing?
Riley announced on Monday that he
had postponed the Gans-Britt match
until April. although he neither noti-
fed the principals nor asked their
consent. Representative OF the box
ers posted forfeits OF S2500 each on
Wednesday as a guarantee OF their
good faith agreeing to the postpone
ment of the match. Instead Of an
swering this in the tone OF the sports
man he is supposed to be, Riley replied
in the following pompous syle:
win post with the Nye County Bank OF ths
city $1,000, or any part OF 100000 in case you
do the same. As TO the confidence OF the news
papers the public I care not. I am not try
Ing to buy reputation and am not staging To-
nopah as hght promoting center, Any time
on with your money and will cover il and -sizz1tk
up some articles OF agreement.
Riley ignores the fact that articles
have been signed for a fight on March
Il and that the money OF the two box
ers has been posted. In order to geh
at the exact status of the fight Mans
ager Jim COffroth sent Riley the fol@
lowing telegram yesterday:
consider articles already signed By you and
Britt and Cans binding upon al parties, and viii
expect you TO place your forfeit y as called for
tend to bring OF the match. Is the fight on OF
Ben Se1g. who represents Cans
added TO the peppery telegraphic corr
respondence the following:
want to help you any way l to bring OF
fight but. in view OF postpOnement granted you,
must insist on your putting up forfeit OF $4,000.
as we have. You place balance of money with
Nye County Bank before the fight.
While the prospects of the cham-
pionship being decided in Nevada grow
simmer each day, the boxing situatiOn
is clearing here and it is possible that
when the men meet, probably in April
or May. IL viii be within ten miles OF
this city.
Owing TO an injury TO the hand OF
Young ChOynski he cannot take part
in the show of the California Club to-
morrow night in Dreamland Pavilion.
His place in the bout with Tom Barry
will be taken by Willie Wolff The
card is promising one. as Paul Mar
TIM will try conclusions with Charlie
Reilly, and Jimmie Carroll and Monte
Attell will figure in another of the
bouts. Martini has aspirations 10 be-
come a professional, but Reilly may
prove a stumbling block.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-14
Ascot Selections
$. p. TO GET 400 MILES PIPE

NEW YORK. Feb. 13.-The Iron Age
tomorrow will say: Among the large
contracts recently closed with tube
mills the one for 400 miles of pipe for
the Southern Pacific for new oil line
in California is the largest
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-14
BASEBALL GROUNDS LEASED

OAKLAND, Feb. IA lease has
been signed by the management of the
oakland baseball club for the use of
treeman's Park for the coming sea-
son and the work of remodeling the
grounds and erecting a grandstand and
pleachers will be begun at once.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-14
EoRoE MILL TEAcH CADETS

BERKELEY, Feb. 13.-James a.
Force, captain of the '06 varsity 1901
ball team, now engaged IN post So, : 80
nate work here. has been appointed
military instructor at Belmont Acad-
envy. His new position will call FOR MS
presence at Belmont three days a week
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-14

Mrs. F. W. Jackson and Mrs. Herbert
Mum will play the final round tomor-
row, over thirty-six holes, eighteen to
be played in the morning and eighteen
in the afternoon. The match should
prove the closest and most interesting
of the whole tournament
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-14
MRS. JACKSON AND
MRS. MUM IN
GOLF FINALS
By Arthur Ir1kersIey

HOTEL DEL CORONADO. Feb. 10
The semifnal round of the competition
for the women's golf championship of
the Coronado Country Club for 1907
was played this morning on the Coro-
nado links. The weather was unusual
ly warm and the air so still that the
heat seemed greater than on any pre-
ceding day of the competition
Mrs. f. w. Jackson of the San Diego
Country Club beat Mrs. Heber Ingle-
up, to play-at the eleventh hole.
In the first round all the holes but the
ninth, which was halved. were taken
by Mrs. Jackson. who was up. The
tenth hole was won by Mrs Ingle,
making Mrs. Jackson up. The elev-
enth hole was won by Mrs. Jackson
| and the match was ended. Mrs Jack
sonss medal score was excellent, as
shown in the following table:
First Round
sE: as:: Iasss'a.s 1asis ~ tfssss sss s-ss
Mrs. lngle .......-.--............5 $40
Mrs. Herbert Mum defeated her ep-
ponent, Mrs. George Sturges at the
fifteenth hole-4 up, to play AT
the first hole Mrs. Sturges picked up
her ball. The second, third, fourth and
fifth were halved,s the sixth and seventh
were won by Mrs. Mum, the eighth by
Mrs. Sturges and the ninth by Mrs.
Mum, who was 3 up on the first
round. Mrs. Mum lost the tenth, max
ing her up; won the eleventh, max
ing her up; haived the twelfth and
thirteenth and won the fourteenth.
making her dormie 4. The fifteenth
was halved and the match was won by
Mrs. Mum. The medal score was as
follows:
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-14

Today Germany furnishes ive-sixthg
of the dyes used IN the world
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-14
Fast Ones to Go
in Last Race
Today
The Calls Selections
BY j. r. Jeffery

BY u. r. Jeffery
First race-Memorize, Excheq-
uer, Pajaroita.
Second race--Daniel c, Alice
Carey, Col. Jewell.
Third race-Aitanero, BERTHE A,
Avona.
Fourth race-Handmaide Hiio
de Orc, Mechant.
Fifth race--Ruby, Lord OF the
Vale, Miss Rifle.
Sixth race-Princess T1fania,
Sugarmaid, Entire Nous.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-14

More than 100000 sheep are eaten in.
Paris IN a year.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-14
Ascot Entries

LOS ANGELES. Feb 13.-Ascot en-
tries for tomorrow:
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-14
Emeryville Entries

The entries and weights for today's
races are as follows:
rTpcT pACr Tbraa and half furlongs
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-14

}. :48A, 1:14%, 1:411a. Muskoday, T-1O place:
ghrey show. Winner eh b. by Meadow
e. Scratched-Livius. Oratorian. Start good.
always well up, came on 100 Yards
nde's Right was OF poorly, but ran around his
hnish. ]. R. Laughrey set too fast a pace and
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-14

At the post / minute. On at 4:24 Ilme--:z
IA show. Right, 7-10 place; IA show. L
thorpe Black Bessie Trained by G. w. Dc
Won driving Second and third easily. A.
from the wire and passed the leader Orr
field on the stretch turn and made gallar
had nothing left at the end.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-14
SIXTH RAcE-one and an eighth miles;
wINNERs AT oAKLAwN

'Grifhn entry.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-14
The Calls Ascot Park Track Form Chart

day the winter meeting Angeles Jockey
udge, j. J. Hoffman Starter. Weather clear Irack las
s; seing three-y -year-olds value to first, 1925
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-14

Jockey Miller was given the mount
on S. c. Hildreth's Van Ness yesterday
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-14
Dusty Miller, Best Horse in Feature Euent,
Defeated Through Bad Racing Luck
San Francisco Calls Racing Form Chart

ntysixh weat
-Four frlngs;u ure 70 t r
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-14

At the post one minute. on at 2:30
3, place; l TO 8. show. Glen
br. c. by Clifford d-Frolicsome.
good. Won easily. Second driving.
stretch, but went around his field
teenth, and was easily best. j. c
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-14

Wnnere. e
goodW Won
pfIedh hmu In u sethh began 70
stotrps d III n few wyarm Gassutt
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-02-20
Registration Notice.

Notice is hereby given that J.
will open my registration otflce
at the court house from Monday
Feb. II. 1907, to Thursday, Feb.
81, 1907. inclusive for the pur-
pose of registering, all voters for
the primary election ordered for
March 4. 1907. My office shall
be open daily between legal
hours, to-wit: eight O'Clock a. IN.
to one o'clock p. M, and from
two o'clock p. m. to five O'Clock
p. m.
N. MELANCON,
Registrar.