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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-10
OGDEN HIGH IN LINE.
Has Chance to Enter Contest for
Championship.
Especial to The Herald.)

Ogden, Nov. 9.-By defeating the Acad-
envy of Idaho team at Pocatello today
the Ogden High school football team
placed itself in position TO claim the
championship of both Idaho and Utah.
The game today was the toughest prop
osition the Ogden boys have had this
season and was won by the score of to 5.
Ogden was outweighed more than ten
pounds to the man, but the skill and su-
periOr knowledge Of the game of the High
school boys won out Not until a few
moments before the final whistle was
the deciding point scored.
At the end of the first half the score
was to o in favor of Pocatello. In the
second the Ogden boys braced up and
fought their heavier opponents to a
standstin. The result of the game was
somewhat of a surprise here as 1t was
expected that the High school team
would roll up a large score with ease.
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STRIKE ABOUT OVER.

Havana, Nov. 9.-The railroad strike in
Cuba will probably end on Monday, Man
ager Orr, of the United Railroads, has
presented a proposition which is likely TO
be accepted by the strikers. The proposal
grants a certain wage increase, but denies
the payment of wages in American money
or an eight-hour day. Only a few of the
alleged American strike breakers who ar
rived in the city from New York in
October remain here. Trains are running
almost on the regular schedule.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-10
CONVICT BOY PHENOMENAL
Fer Don's Doctor Quickly Found
Guilty of Criminal Of
tense at Logan.
tense at Logan.
Especial to The Herald.l

Logan, Nov. 9.-The case of the State
of Utah VS.. DR.. Seth NJ. Wells, which has
been on trial in the district court for the
past three days. came to an end this
evening when the jury returned a verdict
OF guilty as charged in the information.
This information charges the doctor with
a criminal operation. The jury was out
one hour. Defendants attorney at once
served notice of a motion for new trial
and the time of passing sentence was de-
ferred until the arguments on this motion
will be made, which will be on Novem-
Der 20.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-10
GOLF At COUNTRY CLUB
Mixed Foursomes Handicap Results
In Tie Which Requires
Extra Game.

one of the most interesting golf events
or the season was played off at the Coun-
try club yesterday. when the tournament
Tor mixed fOursomes, handicap play,
medal scores, was scheduled for the club
trophy, a handsome cup. The handicaps
were arranged by averaging the total of
the handicaps for each team, and divid-
ing by two, and while the system was
something of an experiment, 1t worked
out well as the final scores show. The
entries, gross and net scores for the
match, eighteen holes were as follows:
Mr.. and Observation-Disclosures .etaoinn
Gross Handicap Net
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-10
WANTED EXTRA BONUS.
ketcheII Refused to Fight Thomas
Without One.

San Francisco. Nov. 9.-The Joe
Thomas"Young Ketchell' bout is off
This pair was to have battled twenty
rounds at the local bail park IN
Thanksgiving day, but Ketchell asked
for an extra 10 per cent IF the gate re-
ceipts and Alec Greggains called off
the match. Greggains offered the men
60 per cent of the gross receipts. Ketch-
ell demanded an extra bonus.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-10
FREE THEATRE TICKETS

Beginning Monday morning. Nov H. The Herald will inauguste
Free Theatre Ticket Puzzle Contest giving winners two tickets each
to the Salt Lake Theatre the Grand the 0rpheum 1t is proposed
to continue these indefinite period awarding lucky
contestants certain number Of tickets week. according to the
conditions which will forth detail Mondays
ISSUE and appearing Monday until further notice The puzzles
will be changed week. and it designed make them difficult
enough of solution to interest and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-10
DEFENDS THE GREEKS.
Stathakos Says They Were Not Re
sponsibIe for Disturbance.

Nick P. Stathaxos, manager of the
Caravelis-B onssonlas Co, who is prom
inent among the Greek residents of Salt
Lake, was somewhat aggTieyed because
his countrymen were referred to as hav-
ing caused a disturbance in Second South
street on Friday. He says that the trou-
BILE was caused by Italians and that the
Greeks were onlookers. He says the
Greeks are trying to maintain a reputa-
ton for good citizenship and the pub
lished accounts of Fridays disturbance
do them an injustice.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-10

The Young Mems Christian associa-
ton has resumed the women's gymnasi-
UNI class with an enrolment of some
seventy-five members. 1t was felt by the
association officers that as long as the
Y. w. c. A. is not in position of take
care of this class. at least one night a
week should be given to the women in
the Y. NJ. c. A. gym. The class meets
every Wednesday evening at 100, using
the gymnasium for one hour and the
swimming pool for thirty minutes
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-10
DEsCENps AT CONCORD.

Concord, N H., Nov. 9.-The balloon
Stevens No. q landed in New London,
cessfui trip from North Adams, Mass,
where the ascension was made at 1910.
Leo Stevens of New York, the pilot of
the balloon, and Frederick II. White of
New York, a photographer. who accom-
panied him. said that their voyage was a
Dleasant one
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BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.

St Louis, Nov. 9.-The fourth game of
the worlds championship three-cushion
billiard tourney, played today, resulted
John DAILY, SO; high run, 4; average.
erage, .SS.
The fifth game tonight resulted: Alfred
DeOro, 90; high run. 4; average, .625; Jo-
seph Capron, 20; average, .39
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-10
PONAERI MAKES ASCENT

Philadelphia, Nov. 9.-Carrying a wo-
man among its passengers, the big Ger
man balloon POmmern, which won the re-
cent International balloon race, made an
ascension today from Point Breeze, in
the southern section of this city The
woman is the wife of DIR. Julian p. Thorn
as of New York, who recently purchased
the balloon from its German owner, and
who was also a passenger. The balloon
formerly belonged to Oscar Erbsloch, who
piloted the balloon today. Others who
made the trip included the following:
Captain I. T. LOvelace. a member of
the Aero club of America, and Lieuten-
ant Robert T. Henderson. chief engineer
of the battleship Missouri
Because of Mrs. Thomas presence I'm
the balloon the trip will be of only one
days duration. The party intends TO
descend a number of times and make
various experiments of interest to bal
loonists. The balloon sailed toward the
northwest.
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MONEY FOR AMATEUR.
Good Things for Indian If He Re
mains Untainted.

Montreal, Nov. 9.-Tom Longboat won
the fifteen-mile race of the Independent
Montreal Star today over bad roads, in
1865. Two hundred thousand people
saw the race.
Hugh Graham, proprietor OF the Star,
has offered Longboat s2S,eoo If he remains
an amateur for five years and upholds
Canada's athletic honor before the world.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

NJ. b. Ldchtenstoin to A. and ]. Nc
Donald. part of lot s. block lS, plat
A -.-------.- OsuVy
A German TO Patrick ]. Moran.
lots 10 and II, block 2, Park View 500
George j. Cannon TO Sarah A. ].
Cannon, lot %, block 8, 5-acre plat
b 80. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
James Thomson to l. II. Gray, part
of lot 6, block 81, plat c .........- 1000
Henry c. Hoffman to f. Y. Ole, lots
II and Is, block Z, North Column
Dla
Reuben Z. Miller to Lulu L. Suehl,
part of lot s. block 80, plat A.. $500
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PARDON EOR WARE.

Lead, S. D., Nov. 9-President Roosevelt
will be asked to pardon Rev. George @.
Ware, the former Episcopal minister of
this city. who was convicted of illegal
practice in taking up government lands in
Nebraska. Since the refusal OF the su-
preme court to sanction new trial petit
tons have been widely circulated request
ing the president TO grant an uncondition-
al pardon. The petitions will be presented
by Bishop Hare of South Dakota.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-10

An opportunity of this sort TO buy
furs at a discount of one-third is on a
par with buying gold bullion for less
than 1t is worth at the mint. Mehesy,
the Farrier, Knutsford hotel.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-10

Considering the fact that few of the
women have been playing this season un-
til recently, the scores were remarkably
good. The result. a tie between Mr.. and
Mrs. McGurTin and Mrs. Gemmell and
Mr.. Packard. will require an extra match
to decide the ownership of the cup.
The mems handicap. medal play match,
for the club cup will be played off to-
day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-10
Y. Nj. C. A. Cafe

It's a good place to eat. Best food,
reasonable in price. Open daily, a.
m. to 2:3o p. M, 5 to p. m. Sunday,
a. m. to p. m.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-10

Ask your grocers for the Vienna
Walnut Bread.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-10

Wanted, by young lady. bookkeeping
or clerical work; reference. A IL. Her
aid
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Take in the theatres on The Herald.
See puzzle contest Monday morning.
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DIR. J. c. Hanchett, Office COOL, Nc
Corniek building. Residence 406 East
Second South. Both phones.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-10

Figure out The Herald prize puzzle
and get your theatre tickets free.
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HAUERBAcH'S ORCHESTRA.
Have a Postal Gard Ready.

10 State. Phone s34l, Independent
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Legal Bl-nks.
Unusual Sale of Furs.

Tribune Reporter Pig. Co. Sc w. ID So.
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Good PRINTING,
NaOOu FTIfLTTIgs
Tribune-Reporter Pig. Co. &C w. I'd So.
woMEN's CLASS AT Y. M. c. A

Ask for that NEW BREAD at your
grocery. Vienna Walnut Bread.
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New York, Nov. "a balloon supposed
TO be the Pommern passed over the lower
part of this city at $50 D. M, moving
northward
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into its view, and studied 1t with
hone that feared and fear that hoped
When her eyes had toured the ROOM
they paused upon him, seemed to De
saving: You've baffled me again, but
I'm not discouraged. shall catch you
yet"
Well nv dear?" said Langdon,
whom she seemed family to amuse'
ITS only Mr. Blackjack. Mr. BLACK
lock, my wife"
| bowed; she looked coldiy at me-
and her slight nod was more than a
hint that she wished to be lett alone
with her husband.
said to him: well, III De Oh
Thank you for
"one moment" he interrupted,
Then to his wife: Anything specials
she flushed. "No-nothing special
inst came to see you. But II am
disturbing you-as usual
Not at ALL" said he, When BLACK
lock and have finished, I'll come 10
you, 1t won't be longer than an nVV'
or so"
When we we're seated again Lang,
don after a few reflective puts at MS ts
cigarette, said; so you're about 10
marry?" AGO..
q hope Sc" said I. But as
haven't asked her yet. can't be sure
For obvious reasons ! wasn't so enam
ored Of the idea of matrimony as hau
been a few moments before
81 trust you're making sehs 4.a,
,,orriogeo said he If the part tha'
nav he glamour should by chance 'ul
l Ian away there ought TO be some
thing to make one feel ne was"
wholly an ass NJ, NTH en-
VERY sensible" repileu WIN 80
phasis. Il want the WOMAN
her"
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0r17z905T IyO5 Ivd5s 6aRa5 1MxEAM CnNaAl1S

Well, then, the price must break &"
said |. 1T won't be many DAYS he.
Tore the public begins to realize that
there isn't anybody under textile"
NO sharp break" he said careless.
ly. NO panic!"
III see to that replied I, with not
a shadow of notion of the subtletv
behind his warning
hope 1t will break soon" he then
said, adding in his friendliest voice
with what now know was malignant
treachery: You owe It to me to bring
1t down" That meant that he wished
me to increase my already far too
heaVy and dangerous line of shorts.
Just then a voice-a woman's voice
came from the salon. May I come
In? Do interrupt" 1t said. and its
tone struck me as having in It some.
, thing of plaintive appeal.
Excuse me a minute Blackjack -
said he, rising with what was for him
haste.
But he was too late. The woman
entered, searching the room with a
piercing, suspicious gaze. At once /
saw, behind that look, a jealousy that
bounced on every subject that came
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he inspected the coal of his cigar.
cue Jltting his eyebrows at It. Pres
ently he said; And she?"
=. 4 nont know how she feels about
n--as told you" replied CURLY. In
spite OF myself my eyes shifted and
my skin began to burn. by the way,
Lahgdon' what's the name of your
architect?"
Wilder and Marcy" said he.
They're fairly satisfactory, IL you tell
EN- exactly what you want and watch
EN- all the time. They're perfectly
conventional and so can't distinguish
between originality that's artistic and
originality that's only bizarre. They're
IKE most people-they keep to the
beaten track and fight tooth and nail
against being drawn out of it and
against those who do go out OF It,"
III have a talk with Marcy this
very day" said l.
Oh, you're in a hurry" He laughed
And you haven't asked her. You re.
mind me of that Greek philosopher
who was in love with Lais. They
asked him: But does she love you?
And he said: One does not inquire
of the fish one likes whether it likes
one"
flushed You'll pardon me, Lang
| dom said |, but don't like that II
isn't my attitude at all toward-the
right sort of women"
He looked half-quizzical, half-apolo
getic "Ah, to be sure" said he. 90
forgot you weren't a married man"
And so left him, with a look IL
his eyes that came back to me lon,
afterward when realized the full
meaning of that apparently almos
commonplace interview.
The same day began to plunge oil
textile, watching the market closely
that l might go more slowly Shout,
there be signs of dangerous break
for no more than Langdon did wan
a sudden panicky slump. The pric
held steady, however. but I, fool tina
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TWO "pILLARs OF SOCIETY,""

was neither seeing nor hearing
from the Ellerslys, father or son, but
as | knew why, was not disquieted.
| had made them temporarily easy in
their finances just before that dinner,
and they, being fatuous, incurable OPP
timists, were probably imagining they
would never need me again. | did not
disturb them until Monson and / had
got my education so well under way
that even |, always severe in self
criticism and now merciless, was com
PEELED TO admit to myself a distinct
change for the better.
When my education seemed far
enough advanced sent for Sam, He,
after his footless fashion, didn't
bother to acknowledge my note. His
margin account with me was at the
moment straight; / turned to his
father. | had my cashier send him a
formal. typewriter letter signed
Blackjack & Co, informing him that
his account was overdrawn and that
we would be obliged If he would give
the matter his immediate attention
THE note must have reached him the
following morning, but he did not
come until. after waiting three days,
we" sent him a sharp demand for a
check for the balance due us.
pleasing, MISUNDERSTANDING fig
rre he made as he entered my Office,
with his air OF the man whose hands
have never known the stains of toll
with his manner of having always re-
celve deferential treatment There
was no pretense in my curt greeting
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70 vlIl,-Continued

,o1rR vlll.-Continued.
|V'I Naeu at his house once be-
a. S NEW he occupied the left
40 whole of the second floor, SO
.,ot II net only had a separate
hut also could not be
~ Nv those in the right side OF
,a wIthout descending to the
Ou'' hall and ascending the left
4, lake my card to his private
7'",r to Mr.. Rathburn," said |.
a., has doubtless left a
Ice for me. ,
hutler hesitated, yielded,
4 mo into the reception room off
lance hall. waited a few sec
Non adyentured the stairway to
| h nm which he had disappeared.
Esred the small salon in which
ham had received me on my other
From the direction of an open
heard his voice-he was say
q am not at home. There's NO
bge" ;.
4 still I did not realize that 1t
he was avoiding!
4 no use now, Langdon," | called
Eully. beg pardon for seeming
Iude. I misunderstood-or didn't
where the servant said I was to
However, no harm done. So
I'm off" But / made no move
"A the door by which had en-
instead, | advanced a few feet
the door from which his voice
some.
er a brief-a very brief-pause,
came in Langdon's voice-laugh-
hot a trace Of annoyance: u
have known! Come in, Matt"
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iANGDON AT, HOME.

Uttered, with an amused glance at
butler, who was giving over his
countenance to a delightful ex-
lon of disgust and discontinue.
ks Langdon's sitting room. He
bad the carved antique oak in
! Of q room in an old French pal
horn out and transported to New
and set up for him. | had made
1dy Of that sort of thing, and at
Hill had done something toward
Ming my own ideas of the splen-
But a glance showed me that |
ar surpassed. What | had done
ID In comparison like the compo-
Of a school boy beside an essay
pldsmith or Hazlitt.
In the midst of this quiet splen-
lat, or rather lounged, Langdon.
ng the newspapers. He was
FED In dark blue velvet house
with facings and cords of blue
h shade or so lighter thar .ne
had always thought him hand
he looked now like a god. He
!Rmoking a cigarette in an orien-
Plder nearly foot long; but the
the room, so perfect was the
atlon, instead Of being scented
tobacco, had the odor of some
clean, slightly saline perfume.
PINK what was in my mind must
shown in my face. must have
4 battered him, for, when !
al him. he was giving me a
Of genuine friendly kindness.
is-perfect, Langdon," said l..
mink I'm Judge"
20 you like it," said he, trying to
lOle his satisfaction in so strong
pressing me.
must take me through your
sometime" | went on. I'm go
ouild soon. No-don't be afraid
l'a'e' I'm too vain for that. But
suggestions. I'm not ashamed
W school to master-to any
Tor that matter"
y do you build?' said he. "A
louSe Is a nuisance. If could
my wife to take the children to
'un'ry to live. I'd dispose OF
atS 1.-THE wife" said |.
you have no wife. AT
| replied with a laugh. Not
put I'm going to have"
uehly my mind reverted to my
H., How do you account 10,
'au'i'ess OF textile, Langdcn
'eturnlng to the carved sitting
auu trying to put those sur
Jugs out Of my mind.
Ont account for it," was his
IN uhinterested reply.
Vi your people under the mar
su to my interest to have il
'eu' Is IT," he replied.
aO" that admitted. But why
it drop?"
letters OF yours may hav,
lated the public in conf
4 suggested he. Your follow
sb., we habit of believing implic
l',e'er you say"
n plt ! haven't written a line
ssule Tor nearly a month now,
! ~ '' 10 object, my vanity fairl!
with pleasure.
IN the only reason l can give,
tDo @!e sure none of your peopl,
ing the stock?" / asked. al
N IuI not for information; for
4 anew they WEREN'T trust
n lS !" nave seen to that.
V 10 get my holdings back,
H cant buy until It's down
INV INV none of my people woul,
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A Nice Place.

First Girl lin an intelligence ofice)
Dye think that Teddy will be aisy to
git along wild?
SECOND Girl--Yis. she's a regular
fool. IN. Z. Weekly.
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Wisdon.

THAT man is so wise he can talk
by the hour"
Yes" answered Miss Cayenne,
"But he isn't wise enough to keep
stiu five minutes Washington Star.
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| was, certain the fall must come,
plunged on, digging the pit for my
own destruction deeper and deeper.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-19
LAKE SUPERIOR FISH YARNS.
The CScowet From Away Down and \
Giant Among Trout.

Giant Among Trout.
If one may believe all they tell him about
the oiscowet up in the Lake Superior ooun-
try" said n New Yorker who has heard it
all, she may readily concur In their deolara-
ton that the oiscowet is the rarest and one
OF the oldest Of all our fresh water fishes.
1t is found only in Lake Superior. they will
tell you. and never at q depth Of less than
thirty fathoms.
THE ~cisoowet.' said the encyclopedia
native who described this fish and its ways
to me. was formerly believed to be a hybrid
from a cross Of the white fish and lake trout.
but that was long ago ~disproved. 1t grows
to a weight Of thirty pounds. and the female
aim ost invariably contains spawn. This
has led to the belief that the ciscowet Is
always spawning, but the more probable
theory is that 1t spawns twice a year, which
in itself is enough to give il a unique place
among fishes, fresh water or salt.
THE ciscowet Is unique III another par
ticular. 1t is the latest Of all known fishes.
and its flesh is 30 deliciously favored that
il is palatable without being cooked. It's
name is said to nave been derived from that
peculiar quality, oisoowet being 'Sis-Ko-
Wet" an Ojibwa term meaning Cooks
itself"
lowing to the great depth at which this
fish persists in making Its habitat 1t is q
rarity in the market, and is never seen
away from the Lake Superior country
although said my encyoopedio native.
~warningly, and | thought app~rehensively,
you will find ciscowet listed on the bills OF
fare Of all the hotels as you travel through,
big and little, good and bad, and II you are
deluded into ordering it on the belief that
you are TO regale yourself on this rarest Of
p%iscatorial delicaoies you will wonder what
sort Of a palate that man must have who
can declare ciscowet TO be that delioacy.
THE fish they will place before you as
ciscowet will not only not be cisoowet, but
trout, which resembles ciscowet In outward
appearance. The Indians capture these
trout for the market, and their beautiful
white meat has no merit but its beauty,
There is another peculiar fish Of the
lake trout family in lake Superior, they
they said. but has ways all its own. r
1T travels all by itself, no two ever being
seen in proximity, keeping always near the
surface, and sometimes swimming on the
surface. This is a giant among trout.
frequently weighing more than a hundred
pounds. although IL is never fat.
at is called the racer. from the alleged
circumstance Of its occasionally travelling
with railroad speed along its course: This
giant trout soorns bait or lure. and the way
in which IL must be captured, IL at all. ac-
oording 70 what they told me. seemed TO
me to be about as remarkable as the fish
itself. .
Men with big spears go out In boats and
stand on q runway. as one might say, while
other men In boats. stalking about, sight
a racer and drive IL 10 the men In boats
with spears, who harpoon the hsh as IL
told me, needs to be skilful with the barb.
or he will see IL ploughing the watery space
behind the big fab, while the latter skims
on his course unframed