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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-27
AMERICAN LEAGUE
White Uses Brush

ST. LOUIS. June 2e.-Chicago took the
opening game Of the series from ST
Louis to-day. White pitched brilliant
bali, Petty was less effective.
R.H. e.
St Louis ....O o o o o x-o 0
Chicago ........o o . 0-1 /
Batterles-Pelty and O'Connor; White
and Sullivan.
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Willard Hanson Now Contem.
plates Removal by a Judi
cial Proceeding.
SUPREME COURT HAS
HELD AGAINST SCHEME
Browning Case From Ogden
Decided Against Method
Planned by Hanson.

Judicial proceedings to remove Chief
of Police George A. Sheets from Office
are being contemplated by County At
torney Willard Hanson and his cohorts
in the Mormonized county administra-
ton. According to a recent decision OF
the Supreme Court of Utah in an Og-
den case, however, there is little likeli-
hood that the proceedings will get very
far.
Hanson plans, il is said, to 6le his pc.
tition IN the District Court for the re-
moval of Chief Sheets under section
1866 Of the Revised Statutes of Utah
which is the chapter devoted 10 remov-
ais from Office by proceedings other
than impesc hment. The section in oues.
tion reads as follows,
An accusation in writing against any
district, county. precinct, municipal or
school district officer. or officer OF any
board Of education. for any high crime,
may be presented by the grand jury or
the county attorney of the county in
which the officer is elected or appointed.
Court Has Decided Question.
In recent decision the Supreme
Court of Utah. in an opinion written
by Justice Frick and copcurred in by
other members of the court, held that
the Chief of Police was not subject 10
removal from office by the courts where
the sole object sought is the removal Of
the officer, and held that the only power
which could remove the Chief is the
Mayor who appoints him and the City
Council which confirms him. This ques-
tion was raised squarely in the case
brought by j. d. Skeen to oust Chief
of Police Browning of Ogden.
The court did not hold that a Chief
of Police, indicted for and convicted
of crime. could not be removed from
office by the court. bir merely held that
where the sole object sought was the
removal Of the Chief, the courts We're
without jurisdiction. In the present
case Mr.. Hanson has tried in vain 10
make an ipdictment-or an information
which has the same effect in law
hold water and has failed. Driven into
a corner, and apparently ignorant Of the
Supreme Court s decision, he now con
templates another legal hasco,
The statute upon which Mr.. Hanson
bases his hopes distinctly provides that
when the accusation contemplated is
commenced the accused shall be placed
on trial before jury, aud that, in
the event of his conviction. the court
shall pronounce sentence of removal
from Office. In other words the statute
contemplates Just such an action as the
Supreme Court held in the Ogden case
could not he taken cognizance OF by
the courts.
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Downs Throws Away Game.

DETROIT. June 2s.--A throw into the
stands by Downs In the fourth gave
Cleveland a lead that decided the result.
r. II. f..
Detroit .......Oo o 0IO o 0-i .
Cleveland ......1 % 0 / o o. II 1
Ratteries-Douoven and Payne; Hess
and Bemis.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 26-Philadcl-
phia- Washington game postponed on ac-
count OF rain.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cubs Win Both Games,

CHICAGO. June 2s-Chicago took two
games from St Louis today. The first
game was n crude mixture Of base on
balls and misplays, several Of which can
moi oe charged mp In the error column.
a muff at the plate scored the winning
run, Chicago won the second hY base
stealing and timely hitting, R.H.E.
Chicago .....5 o o o o / x-7 > 4
st Louis ..,...0 0 o o O-6 I 2
Battcrics--Fraser Lundsren and
King: Lush and Marshall Two-ba hit
-Shcckard Three hnse hit-Kling. Base
on balls-On Fraser 2. OFF Lundgren 2,
of Lush g. Struck out-Ry Fraser ?, by
sem1nd game R.H. II.
Chicago 81 q / * 10 |
81 Louis ......l % q o o o. l
Batterics-Taylor and King: Beebe and
Noonan Two-base hIt-Eolly. Base on
balls-Oh Taylor 2, of Beebe D. Im-
pire-O' Day.
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RunchinR Hits Wins.

PUEBLO. Colo. June 2s.-Puehlo
punched hits in the Afth inning and
easily defeated Sioux City today.
r. II. r.
Pueblo ..I 90 - Ii =
Sioux City 80 o o 2-3 10
Ba,teries-Hatch and Smith; Newlin,
Sheehun and Spies.
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A, New York-New- York Boston game
postponea on account Of rain.
Ar philadelphia Brooklyn Philadelphia
game postponed, rain. ,,,,
At pittsburg Ptttsburg- Cincinnati
game postponed, ram.
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Another Attorney for Defense.

A now attorney appeared at the de-
fendsnt's counsel table when the Hay
wood trial was resumed this morning.
making tho tenth Of the long list OF at
tcrnevs engaged in behalf OF the accused
miners The newcomer is Walter Y.
Mccormack OF Chicago, Mr.. Mccormack
has been engaged in the search for ev1-
dence for the defense In Colorado. and
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YOUR VACATION

VIII be made more agreeable II
The Tribune follows you. No
extra charge for mailing. Ad-
dress changed as often as de-
eIred.
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1reat Card Ga.,a

SGrsuo session Mr.. King rc.
ed pan, 70 . describe in great
Ep.ssrs s,"s,. saen that McWhirtser s
hfed ''aty ,ry already alluded
pae bstsha that he had never
Pa !. IIsnore. Inoe He asserted.
VI. Kew XIV. when the game
tsat nsh,ng sh tried to force
shssD' '9e re game was legiti
As pe,.;o, donaldson took the
. pe'slsted, despite his
on Page Eight
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;r0es BUREAU.

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ARLINGTON

Mr. and Mrs w. p. Wilson spent
Wednesday in Albany.
John Burdette OF New York is spend
ing several days In town.
w. c. Farnum and daughter George
spent Wednesday In Troy.
Miss Pauline Batchelder left Satur-
day for Rochester. VT, to visit
friends
Mrs p. G. Cullinan OF School street
spent Sunday with her son VIII OF
Bennington.
Mrs w. II. Smith of New York City
arrived Thursday and has opened her
summer home here.
Mrs Nellie Higgins OF Bennington
who has been here the past three
weeks returned Monday.
Miss Meta Mills who has been visit
Ing her sister. Mrs Il. G. Woodwork
returned TO Albany Monday.
Miss Sprague, stenographer for II.
s. Wilson left Wednesday for her
home In Readsbore for weeks vaca'
ton.
Michael Wallace OF Rutland, former
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terry.
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EAST ARLINGTON

William Hall is III with appendicitis.
Mrs George Stafford IL visiting In
New York.
Mrs Irving Grout has returned from
visit In Townsend.
Mrs George Budro and Mrs William
Webb were In Bennington Friday.
Mrs George Cole is entertaining her
niece. Miss Robinson OF Greenwich.
Frank Dunlap and family visited rel
atiyes In SALISBURY Saturday and Sun
day.
Cyrus Hard. an aged resident, died
suddenly at his home Monday after
noon.
Mrs Il. Soules Is III at the home OF
her sister. Mrs John Mayhem In Man.
chester.
Mrs V. II. Griffith and daughter
have been guests nj A. X. Webb's the
past week
Miss Julia Buck OF West Arllgton
visited her brother. A. T. Buck. one
day the past week.
Robert Walsh is able to be out after
being confined To the house several
days with tonsilitls.
Alyah Walker OF Bennington has
been spending n few days with his
mother. Mrs Julia Walker.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. o. scutt returned
from SALISBURY Friday accompanied
by their little grandson. Carleton Hen
dee.
Austin seeley had the misfortune 10
cut his hand quite badly Saturday
while working Ia Horace Laurene's
mill.
The funeral OF Cyrus Hard will be
held from his late home Thursday af.
ternoon nj one O'Clock and nj 1880 at
81 James church.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Shuffieton and
children are At NJ. o. Scutt's. Mr
Shunieton has moved his goods from
the Scutt lumber camp 10 their home
here.
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DORSET

Mrs Frederick Manley who has been
quite III IL reported Improving.
William Roberts has arrived after
an absence OF several weeks.
Mrs Jennie Dewey OF Boston IL the
guest Of Mrs Edward Morris.
Airs Elizabeth Coon will return "a
her home In Cossayuna on Saturday.
Mrs simmons aud sister. Mrs Coon.
spent Friday with friends In Manches-
ter.
Frederick Deyean OF New York II
visiting bis parents Mr. and Mrs Jos.
eph Devean Of the west road.
Alec Eagleson and mother OF New
York have rented Miss Gray's villa"
and will occupy n this summer.
John Lille II expected home satur.
day. lie will accompany Charles
Nichols from the Albany hospital.
Miss May Dickson has returned u
Pittaford where she viii remain for
several weeks before starting on a trip
10 the state OF Washington.
Isaac Nichols recently brought the
remains OF his only daughter here for
burial The young woman was but n
years old and her death was very sud
den. Much sympathy IL extended.
u. NJ. Campbell has returned from
New York where he went TO escort bis
wife and son Ia the steamer "Fames.
sia" ON which they sailed for England
May rs.
The various schools gave exercises
on Wednesday appropriate for Memoir.
lal day. Thus the children are taught
TO show their love and honor for the
dead soldiers.
O. =. Black. V. g.. OF Rupert has TAX
On the colt owned by Mr. Carhart 10
his stables for treatment The colt
became suddenly sick while turned
out In n pasture.
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o.,e.ss wsr,a.. arsa,e., ci,,.

CHICAGO. May al General Knrokl
after seeing chicago by both daylight
and electric light said. NJ he stepped
Into the train bound for Milwaukee,
Chicago h the greatest city Of the
world. I have seen most 81 them.
II Il far ahead Of London IN many
respects. II Il far ahead ~ New York
IN many more respects. II IL Just n
grand place. II has everything herr
TO keep II nj the head Of the list OF
cities. I have seen more evidences Of
advancement and energy In this city
than have seen In whole nations OF
this world. The pent up energy of this
city n something NJ which 20 marvel"
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Harvey fr,.i Near s.s.

PfTrsBuR0. May 2a.-At the trial
Of Thomas W. Harvey. former teller Of
the defunct Enterprise National bank
Of Allegheny. the defense announced
that II rested its case. Arguments will
be now heard. Harvey i under indict
msnt charged with falsIhcation Of the
accounts and incorporation OF
funds Harvey testified In his own be
half and held r. l.. Clark responsible
for the entire troubles OF the bank.
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MISS ALICE FOLEY

IL putting In q large line OF Ladies'
Dress Skirts and earnestly uollcits
the patronage OF her customers. She
would also beg them 10 remember her
offer OF China, which will continue un.
I'll the hrst OF July. Give her a call
and see her tne liue OF White and Col.
ored shirt Waists, elegant Black amp
Colored SILK Peiticoats All styles
and colors OF Wash Pctlicoats. A
dainty lot OF White Pe,tlcoata, Under.
wear, and Ladies' aud Gents Hose.
Also n Goo assortment of beaulifnl
pictures. Don't forget Me place,
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HILTON. n. J., May sis-E A. Heer
OF tho National turnvcrcin Of Newark
won the nineteenth annual twenty i've
mile frvington. Milburn bicycle road
race In hour II minutes. The winner
had n handicap Of six minutes. w. NJ.
Morton Of Harrison, ". j.. was second.
and ]. Brennan OF Paterson. n. j.. was
third. The time prlze was won by
Iames Znnes OF Newark. MI.
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sTEUBENvILLE. o.. May al
United States Senator Joseph Benson
Foraker was the principal speaker here
AZ the Memorial day exercises held at
the soldiers and sailors monument In
the Union cemetery. About 5000 pco-
pie assembled 60 hear him. speak. aud
bis address was applauded frequently.
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PIANOS

forfeit s2s n you are not satisfied that h,s
sa,ed you tnnt amount on piano.
Cali AZ Iiudson's and sec the Briggs Piano
and inquire for our price.
Also leave your order for piano tunlag In The
future Al fiudson'a. TeleDhone connections.
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Mi.. Curt. ch.mri...

BOSTON, May 3i.-MIss Margaret
Curtis Of the Country club won the
nth annual championship 81 the wo-
mems Golf association Of Boston on
her home links IN BrooklIne. defeating
her clubmaie. Miss Fanny g. osgood
Of Hopcialc. Mass. In a brilliant
match by n score of up.
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Christian Scientists

Services Sunday afternoon Al three
o'clock and on Wednesday evening Al
100 at the corner OF Park and Scott
streets. Subject Sunday, June 2nd,
''Uod The Only Cause and Creator. u
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M. Liar Asros.a ., sandy uset.

NEW YORK. May D.-The siesIn'
ship Kaiser wilhelm der Crosse. which
passed IN AZ Sandy Hook AZ i0'4s last
night. T. reported aground on the west
edge OF the main ship channel. about
q mile north OF the southwest spit
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MIDDLETOwN. n. ". May 3i.-Fire
here destroyed the acid factory Of the
Luzerne Chemical company at Long
Eddy. sullivan county. For time the
Ore threatened the destruction Of the
village.
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liar, pesea,ea I'm rIsrc. rIsht.

TONoPAH, New, May 81. - Mike
schrcck OF Chicago defeated Marvin
Hart OF Louisville In the twenty.first
round Of n fierce fight here. Hart
broke n hand IN the last round.
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Special Notice

N you contemplate studying the violin be
sure you consult Geo. q. Wood Of New York
city. pupr OF Ludwig baumann, sololst IN
DDS aud proper schooling guaranteed. Al
vanccd pupils can secure msmpershlp IN large
Orchestra now holding weekly rchs tssals
thereby sctiing Tho benefit OF double lulhon
before been offered In bennington. Mandolin
also taught Address
Gro. O. w0oD. Room savings Bank Bldg
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Itching piles provoke profanity but
profanity Won't cure them. Doan's
Ointment cures itching, bleeding or
protruding piles after years OF suffer
log. A. any drug store.
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VILLA FONTENAY

Under new management. Santa Cruz mountains
miles from Glenwood. First class table.
Bowling. electric lights. billiards. dancing pa
vflion. club room; $40 up Phone state 81. send
for booklet Rice Harper. r. r. d. I. Santa Cruz.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-11

LAWRENCE vILIA-Sonoma family resort
New buildings; plenty Of shade; bus daily to hot
springs: 81 day; IS week. H. PELLISSIER.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-11

Bstferies-wiilis and Gibson; stricklett and !
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-11

Sidney s Peixotto, newly elected
president Of the Pacific athletic asso-
citation. feels, like many others who are
interested in clean athletics, that there
has been too little doing from the
standpoint of the association All
open meetings and events Of that or
der have to be held under the sane
tion of the association. Although this
sanction has been granted, things have
been run in such d way that they are
at skies and sevens" at the present
time.
There has been a great revival in
athletics in city and state, but no at
tempt has been made to concentrate
the work. Meetings have been held
without regard to one another. When
4 club wanted to bring off a meeting
it simply announced the fact and went
ahead with it. The association, instead
of being the governing body. became
of secondary Importance. This is one
Of the evils that Peixotto intends TO
remedy.
Athletic meets viii have to be given
in order. No sanctions viii be issued
until applications have been carefully
considered. The system of issuing anna
teur cards will be changed. Each ap-
plicant viii have to give references
and these refereaces will be investi-
gated. II not satisfactory the card
viii not be issued The association
viii investigate the moral standing of
the athlete.
Just now the association is virtually
without a constitution and bylaws, as
all Of the records werc consumed in the
fire last year. At the next meeting a
committee VIII be appointed TO COM
pile new laws. Another committee will
organize new athletic clubs and asso-
Citations. A schoolboys' league is to be
formed in this city
Delegates must attend meetings of
the association or the clubs they repre-
sent will have to advance a good reason
for their absence. 1t is going to be a
working association and every member
viii have to put his shoulder to the
wheel
The first meeting Of the association
will take place on June l9 at a place
10 be named later. Several men promi-
nent in athletics have been invited to
attend.
Peixotto summed up his policy with
the remark.
Athletics IN the Pacific athletic as
sociation are going to be right and are
going to be run right"
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TokALoN WINS 4 RACE

NEW YORK June 1o-Gravesend results:
First race, selling, about six furlongs-Lady
Anne won, Mary second, Woodwitch third
Time l:10 3-5.
Second race, steeplechssc. about two and a
half miles-Caller won. Blue Pigeon second
Buckman third Time, 4:52
Third race. one mile and seventy yerds-Toka-
lon won: Court Dress second. Brookdsle Nymph
third. Time 1:44 40
Fourth race. the Bedford stakes. FIVE fur
longs-Roysl Vane won, Holiister second, Aimee
third. Time. 1:01.
Fifth race, and a sixteenth miles-Faust
one Acrobat second. Linnepee third. Time I:46
Sixth race, FIVE furlongsHHalkei won Har-
court second. Biskra third Time. 100 3-5
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-11

LONDON. Jupe 10.-Americans con-
tinue winning at the International
horse show. Alfred G. Vanderbilts four
bays took the second prize today in the
competition for hack teams. Walter
Williams Maratina won fourth and
Lawrence Jones of Louisville. KY, with
Poetry of Motion, took second prize in
the competition for horses carrying los
pounds.
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DR.. w A. Harvey and family. who
started last week in their Oldsmobile
TOT 1osemite valley, have written to
the Pioneer automobile comnanv ta1Io
ing of the trip as far as the entrance
TO the valley, where they We're stopped.
They arrived at Sequoia on June 8.
Ihey encountered mud holes and all
other kinds Of hard going between
knights ferry and Sequoia The car
did Priests hill in 90 minutes. When
they reached Sequoia they were in
formed that they could not go into the
valley.
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[ HOWARD !
S P rim
COUNTY. CAI.

Cures all of kidney and liver trouble.
The friend Of the rheumatic and gout patient
AZ mineral springs. Hot sulphur and iron plunge
baths. Magnesia tub baths. Reference: Any
guest for the last 20 years. Rates. s12 to SIG
per week. Fare from San Francisco 80 round
trip. Leave San Francisco I:30 m. via s. L !,
or a. IN. Cal. and Northwestern. Send for
catalogue address J. W. LAYMANCE, Owner
and Manager Howard Springs Lake Co.. Cal.
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CASTLE CRAG FARM
Former Site CASTLE cRAa TAVERN.

Former Site CASTLE CRA0 TAVERN,
100 Acres Forest. Meadow and Garden Land.
Furnished log cabins, 81 per day each person:
special family rates. Central grill European
plan. genuine home cooking. reasonable charges
Here you are expected to plain clothes
and lead simple life: II ron can't do this.
don't come Address M. W. HARLOW. Manager.
Castle Crag tvia DunsmuIr). California.
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ARROWHEAD HOT SPRINGS

Southern California: elevation 1000 feet; water
1876 degrees; natural steam and mud baths; new
hctel. Write for booklet call at BRYAN'S,
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NApA SODA SPRINGS

NOW OPEN. The most beautiful mountain
health and pleasure resort New skating rink
Address JOHN JACOBS, Proprietor, Napa Soda
Springs, Cal
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For Your Social Hall

Hardwood folding chairs for verandas summer
resorts. hotels. lodges. banquet halls. social
clubs. kindergartens. schools, churches Circulars
from Mccormick Henderson Co.. III Van Ness.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-11
WADD[LL STRIKES OUT
ELEVEN ST. LOU|sANS
AMERICAN IEAGrE

PHILADELPHIA Junc I0.-wsddeII was at
hls best today. holding ST. Louis 10 four bits
and striking OUT il men. Score:
St Louis ................... q
Philadelphia ....-..-........ q
BatteTies-Glnde and U'Connor; waddel and
Sclreck.
BOSTON. June Io.-Clereland won again To-
DAY by 20 O. Errors in the fifth gave the
visitors start and seemed 10 unsetfle Young
who was hit hard thereafter. In the thirl
inning a foul tip broke the middle finger of
Clarke's throwing hand. Score:
Cleveland .......... 10 n
b'sse9 - ;,:...----o
Young and Criger.
NEW YORK. June 10-After a series Of ie-
1eats by visiting clubs tie local Americans won
today from the Detroit team by score Of 3 70
B. killian was relieved IN the latter part II
the second inning after New York had made
four runs. Score:
.ycAVi. 10
New York .............. q IL D
Batferies-Eubanks and Schmidt: Doyle and
kiein0w.
WASHINGTON. June lo.-walsh held Wash
lneton down 10 three scattered hits today and
Chicago won. 70 J. Chicago punched hits in
the second. in which II scored all of its runs
The fielding Of Charley Jones the feature.
Score II II
Washington ------..-..--.....-.- j
Batferies-Hughes and Heydon; walsh and
Sullivan.
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WILLIAMS AND BARTLETT SPRINGS
STAGE line

Leaves Williams daily on arrival of northbound
train for Bartlett Aliens Hough's and Cooks
Springs. Daily except Sunday for Wilbur Springs,
Jones Springs and Sulphur Creek. Seventy five
pounds of baggage allowed with each ticket
WILLIAM QUIGLEY. Proprietor.