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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-09
PROVO COURT NOTES.

Provo. April John Doe and Richard
Roe, who claim some interest in Gig hty-
five acres of land near Lehi, the estate
of Edward Harrison. deceased. have been
cited to appear in the Fourth district
court April 20 to set forth their claims in
compliance with a petition of Christine
Harrison. who alleges that she is the
owner of the property as one of the heirs
at law and by assignment from the other
hairs
In the cases of Mrs. William George
and Mrs. D. c. Reed VS.. j. T. Farrer,
plaintiffs motion for a new trial has been
argued and taken under Amusement by
Judge Booth.
The case of W. l. Pack ct al. VS.. Span
ish Fork City was heard yesterday by
Judge Booth on defendants demurrer and
taken under Amusement The plaintiff' S
action is to enjoin the city from conduct
ing amusements in a pavilion owned by
the city to the alleged injury of plain
tiffs on the grounds that it is not within
the corporate powers of the city TO en-
gage in such business.
The Bullock mine in Tintic has made a
twenty-ton shipment of ore taken out in
sinking the shaft The shipment netted
the company N15.2S and the report from
the mine is to the effect that the ore is
increasing in quantity and becoming rich
er with depth.
Mrs. James Arrowsmith and daughter
Emma of Superior, Ariz.. are visiting rel
atives in this city.
Joseph 4. Harris, formerly a we'll
known business man in this city, IS one
of the mem who have struck it rich in
Nevada. He has bought a fine home in
Salt Lake City.
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NEW YORK MANAGERS GIVE SEASONS OUTLOOK.
The Giants Will Be a Better Team
Than Ever, SAYS McGraw.

The Giants are going to win another
pennsnt.
] predict this because l know every man
and have a good line on each mans abil-
ity. Last year the Giants made a gal
liant fight in the face of many obstacles.
There is not a baseball man Throughout
the country who Will not admit that we
would have landed the pennant last year
If Mathewson had not become ill in the
south early in spring. and this misfortune
was followed by injuries to Donlin which
deprived US of our mainstay in batting
There were other mishaDs, all of which
counted against us. But / will never cry
hard luck because obstacles such as
we encountered last year are part of the
game. We can only hope that we will be
more fortunate this season.
Every man on my team is in the best
possible condition at this season of the
year. The pitchers, particularly Mathew
son, Ames and McGinnity. are better at
this early date than they were last year,
and, with our reinforced outfield and in
field and the catching staff augmented,
| consider the Giants stronger than they
were in 1905. when we carried away the
worlds championship. One thing you can
not put down too strongly. and that is
that we will give New Workers the cafibre
of baseball they deserve in payment for
their loyalty to the team in the past.
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MONROE HAPPENINGS.

Monroe April S.-Maude Hunt. the 16-
year-oId daughter of Fred Hunt of this
place. died of dropsy Friday night. She
had been suffering for nearly a year and
all the doctors in the community had
given her I'D for some time and death
finally came 10 her relief. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hunt lost grown son little over n year
ago and this blow is a severe one
Fifteen boys were taken before Justice
Hutchinson Friday. ranging in age from
u to 80. and on complaints ranging from
violating the curfew ordinance to pollut-
ing the water fountain in the school
house. Two BOYS were found guilty of the
latter charge and received fines of 81. ~
each. The rest of the gang got $50 for
disturbing the peace.
The Live Oak people are enthused over
some fine looking rock they have found
in their tunnel, and indications arc that
the vein is not far off.
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Clark Griffith Says the Yanks Will
Fight From Start.

We are going after that American
league pennant from the fall of the flag.
I don't like to make any predictions, be-
cause I am like other managers, who
think their charges are the real thing.
If you were to ask me in turn where the
other seven teams were going to finish.
would say behind New York.
But this much [, will say-and l mean
it, toO-the Yankees are going to be fight
ing from the start. l have seen it printed
that our pitching staff is weakened by
the absence of Chesbro Now, L think
/ am a sood Judge of pitching staff and
! want it announced that the men I have
for the firing line are a heap stronger
than the experts believe. The young fell
lows 1 have are going to spring sensa-
ton. Every man is fast enough for big
company. and you will see that some of
them will be too fast for the big slug
gers.
OF course, am a bit disappointed over
Chase. But that boy will be on deck be-
fore long.
Just tell our friends in New York that
the Yankees are in better condition for
the fight than last year. And you know
we gave the Chicasos a bad scare in 1906.
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"DR." CHAPMAN'S GAME
Mulcts Lake View Couple to the
Tune of $50 for an Appendi-
Gifts Case.

Provo, April S.-An enterprising scamp
who gave the name of DR.. Chapman, ola
$50 worth of business here some SIX
months ago with a Lake View couple. he
represented CD some eastern medical COM
pany and in behalf of his company en-
tered into an agreement to treat lauN
for appendicitis The agreement was
in writing and no money was to be pdld
till cure was effected, and then $50
was to be paid. The Lake View people
did not hear anything from the stranger
for some time and finally wrote to the
firm which answered that they did not
know the man. This occasioned mild
surprise to the patient and her husband,
but not so great as a later surprise Just
sprung by the couple receiving notice
that their note for $50, given to DR.. Chap
man. was now due and payable at the
Provo Commercial & Savings bank. The
signers Of the agreement had signed a
note which will have to be paid.
Christian F. Twede died at SpringvIlie,
the home of his daughter, Mrs: John Ha-
fen, yesterday, from Brights disease. Mr..
TWeue was born in Copenhagen, Den
mark, April u. 1898. He has been ir Titan
for about fifty years, living at salt Lake
and in Provo, and of late years at Maple
ton. and was we'll known in many parts
of the state. He leaves several children
and grandchildren. Funeral services VIII
be held in SpTingville tomorrow CWednes-
day). The remains win be inferred in the
MapletOn cemetery.
The steam shovel which the Denver &
Rio Grande has at work removing the
dirt from the winters mud slides in
Provo canyon, met with an accident Sat
urday and was tipped off a temporary
track constructed between mile posts 10
and Is It was necessary to bring a
wrecking outfit down from Helper to
straighten out the tangle and traffic was
delayed till today
william D. Roberts of this city has re
ceived cablegram from LuceTne, Switz-
erIand, announcing that daughter has
been born to Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene l.
Roberts All well. Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts
are in Switzerland as missionaries
R. 3. Thurman, who is now located in
Ely. New. is here on legal business and
for a visit with his family.
Judge Saxey is here from Spanish Fork
on legal business. The judge has just re-
ceived his commission as aide de camp
to the communicated of the Grand
Army of the Republic.
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At New Orleans.

New Orleans, April S.-City park re-
suits:
Maastrom second, Blackjack third Time
liza 40.
Second race. steeplechase, short course
Naran won, Esterjoy second. Molo B.
third. Time-2:56 2-5.
Third race four and one-half furlongs-
Blue Lee won Partisan Model second,
WhiskbrOom third. Time-:55 SO
Fourth race. mile and sixteenth. ham
dicap-JOhn J. Inglis won. Peter Sterling
second, Mortiboy third Time-1:45 40.
Fifth race. mile-War1er GTiswell won.
Rather Royal second, RosebOrO third.
TimC-1.41 a.
Sixth race mile and an eighth-Flavig-
ny won. Grenade second, McBeth third.
Time SO 2-5
Seventh race. five and one-half fur
longs-Sagapanak won, Dorothy Duncan
second, SOlly NJ. third. Time-1:0S.
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At Oakland.

San Francisco. April San attract e
card and fine weather brought a large
crowd today to Oakland, where interest
ing sporting was furnished. The 2-year-
old race proved a surprise. Raleigh, at 10
to 1, winning from Heathercot. Silver
line another 10 to ] shot, beat Mechant,
the faVOTite Sir Bhllar and Doubtful
were the two favorites to reward their
hackers. Results:
First race. five furlOngs. seIling-Ral-
eigh 10, Rice, 16 to ]. won; Heather Scot,
109 BOrel IS to s. second; Husky, H.,
keogh. 13 to ,, third. Time-1 81 As. Va
lCski. Bardonia. Balnade, Katie Rains,
Gage Taylor and Willapink finished as
named
Second race. six and one-haif furlongs,
selling-Silverline. 10. McRae, 10 to 1,
won; Mechant, 1O9, T. Rice, s TO 8, sec
Ond; Duke of Orleans, 105, Grote, 20 to 1,
third. Time-1:21 1-5. Blanche c, Tetan-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-09
W. J. Walsh VIII Handle Track and
Field Squad This
Season.

The All Hallows track squad is now at
work and from now on the campus of
this college will be the scene of daily
workouts among the ambitious students
The track squad met yesterday and elect
60 w j. Walsh captain of the team and
he will push the work of training every
day from now on. The men who are out
Tor positions are: Short runs Fitzmau-
rice, Coltharp and Raymond Ryan: long
distance runs Walsh, Kane, Sullivan
Dennis Ryan. Emmett Griffin, Colburn
pole vault. Romano Hogan, HamIin: high
Jump, Galligan. Doolittle; broad Jump
Coltharp; hammer throw, Toohey Thorn
as; shot put Thomas. Quinn, Toohey;
hurdles, DOolittle Cclburn, Coltharp.
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Herald Sporting News
YESTERDAYS TURF RESULTS.

us. Bon Vivant, LuganO. Doc Craig and
Malitah finished as named.
Third race, five and one-hah furlongs-
F. Nugent, 1O9, Fischer, II to 5, won;
Johnny Lyons, Ill, J. Hayes, to !, sec
Ond: LarOse, 40. KeOgh. to /. third.
Time-1:O7 As. Como. Fair Fagot, Gal
VestOnian, Vilton, POirsettia. Maypink,
ArcOurt and Altanero finished as named.
Fourth race, six furlOngs, selling-Sir
Brillar. Ice. Graham. IS TO 10, won: The
Mist. IS, Krischbaum, to >, second: Nj
Srette, "a, Mclaughlin, II to p third
Time-1:13 1-5. Gateway. LOntotoc. Plaus-
ible and Homage finished as named.
Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth. sell
ing-Dutiful, no. Palms, 3 to ), won; Ca
GichOn. 49, GoodcEild, Is to /. second;
Invader, 107. H. Smith. TO IT, third. Time
las 3-5- Gov. Davis, Talmund. Anvil.
VIncentiO and Watercure finished as
named.
Sixth race. mile-Confederate. loo. BuX-
ton. Is to 20. won; Dorado, l12, Hunter,
: to !. second; Roloman, 1OS. Jarrett. I TO
!. third. Time-1:42 Is Nilsora. Mamie
AlgOi aud Tonic finished as named.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-09
SCHOOL LEAGUE
BEGINS SEASON
Salt Lake High and All HaIlOWS
Start Off With First
Game Today.

The struggle for the baseball cham
pionship in the high school division in
Salt Lake will begin today. when the
Salt Lake HfEh and All HallOws play
the first game of the schedule. The
league this season is composed of the
Salt Lake High, All HaIlows, the It.
props and the l.. D. S. L. All the
schools have been doing preliminary prac-
lice since the weather permitted and all
are in shape to present their best eff
forts
The Salt Lake High has captured the
championship in this class ever since they
have been playing. but this season will
go up against stronger combinations than
heretofore.
Today's game will be played on the High
school campus and is called for Sd
The team of the L. Of L. props has
been training very carefully and it Is a
strong bidder for the championship. 1t
of the bad condition of the diamond. but
u has the start over the High school
and All Hallows as it does not play until
All Hallows is undoubtedly stronger
than il has been fur several years past.
The team will go down to the High
school today with expectations of win
ming handiiy from the West Siders.
L. D. S. U. in Line Again.
The team of the l.. ID. 5. L. under
1bdcH hliit II Itbpttt'ti d. btiiiS III LlliS
condition and ready for the season to
open. The school has been practically
cut off from all inteTschOlastic sports
with the Salt Lake High for several years.
The team has been more or less handi-
capped by the loss Of Captain Muilener,
who played third base and was one of
the mainstayS of the team
The team which is To represent the
High school is well trained. Captain
Billings stated yesterday after practice
that he was satisfied with the work done
and expected to win today. The teams
will line up today as follows:
High School All HallOwS.
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GEORGE GOULD QUITS POLO ALL HALLOWS CAPTAIN
Too Busy Building Railroads tt
Bother With
Snort.

New York April S-GeOrge j. Gould
is selling off his polo ponies at Georgian
court, Lakewood, n. j., at private sale,
and will not play the game again for at
least a year. This does not mean that he
is any less enthusiastic over the sport,
but his railroad enterprises have kept him
so busy that he has spent little time at
Georgian court this winter, and his sons,
Kingdom and Jay, are too occupied with
their studies to be able to indulge much
in the pastime. Georgian court is practic-
ally the home of polo in the United States
and the polo fields are said to represent
an outlay of about $40, 000
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-09
soUIREs ALMOST HERE.

Honolulu. April S-William Squires, y
= the heavyweight pugilist of Austria y
= liza. arrived here today or the steam y
= er Ventura. en- route to San Fran y
> cisco. In an interview he said that =
= this was the first time he had been y
out Of Australia ana expressed his p
y willingness to meet and confidence y
y in his ability to defeat ChaminOn y
= Jeffries j.
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BENNI0N AS COACH.
Varsity Athlete Will Train Granite
High Youngsters.

The Granite High school comes out with
the announcement that it will have
track and field team this season The
school has secured Fred Bennfon as coach
and the University star says he has
some promising material among the
youngsters. Bennion has secured the use
of Wandamere as training field and
the first practice work will be held on
Friday. Work on the new cinder track
is progressing at the park and Bennion
sDrinters
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LITTLE WHEELS VS.. BIG.
Diefenbacher on Bike and Wilkinson
on Rollers Will Compete.

This evening at the Auditorium rink
occurs the two-stepping contest between
three couples from Ogden and three eou-
pies chosen here at the finals on Sat
urdav evening The event will determine
the state championship in two-stepping-on
roller skates.
Wednesday evening there will be a
race in which a man on a bicycle will
be pitted against a speed skater on roller
skates Diefenbacher will ride the wEeel.
while Charley Wilkinson. Utah's speed
skater will be on the little wheels
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-09
FIRE AT NAVY YARD.

Philadelphia, April s.-The joiners' shop
one Of the largest buildings at the League
Island navy ward, was DESTROYED by fire
early this morning. All available marines
and sailors were called out to fight the
flames. together with the CITY fire de-
partment. The shop was filled with paints
and other inflammabie material. The
fire is still burning but is under control
No estimate Of the loss can be given
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-09
COMES TO cHAsE's TERMS.

; San Jose. Cal, April S.-HaI Chase. =
: first baseman of ,he New York =
, Americans. leaves here today to Join =
, his team for the opening game at =
; Washington. A recent telegram from =
; Owner Frank Farrell, making salts ;
. factory salary arrar gements, was +
|, the cause of his decision.
. 80 = i - \ e. a = = y \ / 4 4
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Silver Stars.
z. c. Nj. T..
LOU DILLON CASE
IN HANDS OF JURY

New York. April S.-The suit of the
Memphis Trotting association against f.
X. Smathers to recover a gold cup won
by his horse Major Delmar from Lou Dill
Ion, was given to the jury today without
argument by counsel for either side
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-09
LASKER WINS MATCH.

New York. April S.-The chess match
for the championship of the world. be-
tween DR. Emanuel Lasker and Frank !
Marshall which was begun On Jan Is
was concluded in this city today when
the champion won the eighth game of
the contest after thirty-seven moves The
final score was: Lasker, 5: Marshall. 0;
drawn, T.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-09
TENNIS AT UNIVERSITY.

A call has been made for those inter-
ested in tennis at the university to organ
ize a club and fix up the university
courts Last year great interest was Ia
ken in this sport and tournament was
pulled off 1t is expected that another
tournament will be played this year and
..IT'' awarded to the champion players.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-09
All IIaliows.
CROMAR WOULD KILL CARP
Fish Commissioner Believes Yellow
Catfish Will Destroy This
Nuisance,
Especial to The Herald)

Provo, April S.-State Fish and Game
Commissioner Cromar was in Provo today
getting a lineup on the fish situation
here He visited the Powell slOughS and
expressed himself pleased with the ef-
forts made for the propagation of bass
Br. CrOmar says there will be about 1860
brook trout fry for Utah county this sea-
son, and also that he is endeavoring TO
secure some yellow catfish from the gov
eminent for Utah lake. These fish are
especially desirable for the reason that
they will destroy the carp.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

HENDERSON-At her home, 113 Second
street, this city. of general debility.
Helena B. Henderson. aged 80 years.
Funeral services Wednesday at Il
o'clock at Joseph F.. Taylor's funeral
chapel. Friends invited
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-09
MOTOR BOAT RECORD.

Monaco. April S.-The resumption of the
annual auto boat regatta today produced
a further worlds record. made by the
Il-foot cruiser Mais-Je-V Vols Picquer
which covered 30 kilometerS in 1854 in
spite of heavy seas.
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TO FIGHT JOE GREEN.
This Is Geiger's Latest Match Re-
garding ShoIes.
Especial to The Herald.)

Ogden, April S.-Forest Geiger, who has
taken Mugsy Sholes under his care, ex
poets TO sign articles tomorrow for 4
twenty-rounj go between Sholes and Joe
Green of Salt Lake. The bout Will be
pulled off at Ogden April &c. the men to
weigh 126 pounds at o'clock in the after
noon. Geiger was unsuccessful in getting
one Watson of Pocatello to go against
the Cheyenne youngster.
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Killing SIGNS CONTRACT.

Chicago. April S-John King the main
stay of the Chicago National league team
in the catching department. who has
been holding out for more money. signed
a contract today and will be seen be
hind the bat in the opening game here
THURSDAY.
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At w ashinqton.

Washington. April S.-Bennings re-
suits:
First race, selling. seven furlongs-Chip-
peWa won, Wabash Queen second, Jack
Mckeon third Time-1:31 49,
Second race, four furlonEs, old course
BeckOn won. Merryman second, Long
ball third. Time-:5l 40
Third race. six furlongs-Lord Boaner-
ges won, WOrkmaid second, Annie May
third. Time-1:16 %
Fourth race, five furlongs-Anna Smith
won, Cousin Kate second, Kankakec
third. Time-1 :03 40.
Fifth race, selIinS-Cobmosa won, Del
rhie second, Dekaber third. Time
1:44 %.
fuTlOngS-Orm0ndes Right won. Faust
second. Sailor Boy third Time-1:37 ID.
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STUDENTS ARE REiNsTATED.

Golden. Colo. April S.-All danger of a
strike of the students at the Colorado
School of Mines has passed with the ac-
ton tonight of the faculty of the in
stitution in rainstating to full member
snip in he sophomore class the six stu
dents expelled more than week ago for
hazing-
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ARLINGTON TEAM WINS.

The Arlington school team of Murray
defeated the Second University prep team
in basketball game at Murray. last
evening, by a score of 10 to Is. The game
was played at Murray
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A CARD.

This is to certify that all druggists
are authorized to refund your money If
Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure
your cough or cold 1t stops the cough
heals the lungs and prevents serious
results from cold. Cures la grippe
coughs and prevents pneumonia and
consumption. Contains no opiates. The
genuine is in a yellow package. Refuse
substitutes. F. J. Hill Drug Co, THE
Never Substitutors.
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Pepsin- BiSmuth IpeCaC
Golden Seal Acid
PhOSphateS

are for vi UsS
He WILL TELL you that thew ARE
ne me BESf KNOWN drugs for stomach
1heSe are the drugs we put into the
httle PHOSPHO-PEPSIN tablets
we say, 1t is the best remedy made for
stomach troubles iOi
. your druggist or your physician will
II you are troubled with bad stomach
So no1 To-Day from your druggist
with the positive guarantee to gel So1,%
MONEY back if PHOSPHO-PEPSIN does
You no good 49,
This is a fair proposition, is 1t not?
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FOR RENT FURNISHED.

LARGE furnished front room for light
housekeeping, or without. 4t South Sec
Ond East.
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CENTRAL COAL & COKE CO.

CAN NOW FILL COAL ORDERS
PROMPTLY.
PHONES 1900. SO S. MAIN
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PERSONAL

Mrs. R. R. Powell, % Virginia, Is
here to visit her daughter. Afrs. r.
E. Highland. several weeks.
Mrv. Robert B. Mcdaniel has re-
turned from Philadelphia, where he
attended the funeral OF his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. T. Lowndes are in
Washington on a brief visit.
Mrs. H. T. Wilson has gone to ST.
Augustine. Fla, TO remain some
time.
William F. Alexander ana family
are In Baltimore for a brief visit
with relatives.
Harry NJ. Brown made a trip to
Parkersburg Tuesday.
N. K. Baker. Of Wallace. spent
Wednesday in the city on business.
2. F. Rogers, of Lumberport, was
here Wednesday.
NJ. B. curkendall returned this
morning from Charleston. where he
met all the members of the feglsla-
ture and concluded they were there
to save the country.
Samuel S. Faris was here Wednes-
day from Bridgepor, attending to
business matters.
Alva Dillon has gone to his home
at Mineral to visit relatives.
Mrs. Fred Hou1t. of Fairmont. is
visiting relatives IN the city.
J. W. Dingess. of Huntington, is
business visitor In the city.
s. W. Pollock, of Parkersburg, is
a Clarksburg visitor.
David B. Purfnton, president of the
State university. has returned to
Morgantown after attending the
meeting of the executive board of the
Baptist General Association at the
First Baptist church.
!. swiger was here Wednesday
from Bristol attending to business
matters.