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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-12

flowers and ferns, covers being Io,s
fourteen io Tor
City this week. Lake
Mrs. Stephen l.. Chapman and NJ.
~ Miller of American Fork are the - o, hen
of Mrs. Jacob Evans this week euests
Mrs. Jennie Layne of Butte is ,-,s,.t
her brothers. Judge ]. E. and Bisbon,
l. Booth op A
The Fifth ward Y. L. MIA ont.
tanned the relief society of the Ta v.'ef-
the home of Mrs. Nellie TAYLOR Trnau, At
evening. An interesting program esday
rendered and refreshments We're ser,,a5 as
A number of friends of Mrs. G NJ
sen gave a surprise in her honor ~ VI
day evening. passing very pleasant -
cial evening. So
Mrs. Agnes Nelson and Mrs. CadA.,.,
of Brigham City visited Provo friends I'm
past week. He
F. A. McGray is back from an extera..
| trip to California. ue1
N ]. c. Nelson OF Garfield visited De-
relatives and friends the past week 'o'o
Mrs. Bertha Ross gave musicale AZ ~
home Wednesday evening i'm honor ne,
Mrs. Agnes Nielsen of Brigham civ oI
| licious refreshments were served
miss Veda Dixon of Payson is vis,t,..
in Provo with Miss Chloe Smoot nh,
Ben r. EIdridge of Salt Lake sna,.
Thursday in Provo with Senator and Mr.,
Reed Smoot.
The primary officers of the Sixth war,
/ pleasantly surprised one OF their %
| workers, Mrs. walter Wllds, at her honos
Mrs. Reed Smoot spent the first mart q,
this week in Salt Lake with her motbe-
| Mrs c. C. Eldridge.
Monday evening in honor OF her brother
| Thomas Jones, of Bingham. thirty reia,
tives and friends being present. The tina
was spent with music and games.
II II,
marty Thursday evening at the Sixth war;
social hall About sixty young couple,
were present
Mrs. Maggie Guy is visiting IN Salt LAX.
CITY with friends.
Mrs. briggs of Sandy are spending two
weeks in Provo with Mrs. c. f. Nelson.
Mrs. John Guy was pleasantly sur.
prised by about thirty OF her friends ana
neighbors at her home Saturday evenin,
Games and music and a social good time
were enjoyed by all.
Messrs. and Mesdames Brigham Mad.
sen. Carl Saxey, Leroy Boren, Mrs. liz.
zie Henry. Miss Eva Raile and Leo War.
ner formed a launching party Sunda7
and went across Utah lake to Saratoga
Springs. returning home by moonlight.
Sheriff A. F. Sweetzer of Laporte. Ind.
is in Provo for few days
Miss Nina Houston spent Friday II
II lex spent Thursday in Spanish Fork
The members of the Primary associatior
and sunday school of the Fifth ward
gave a social Thursday evening at tn
ward house in honor OF the Officers and
teachers. About sixty were present ant
enjoyed a musical program, games an
Mrs Delpha Teasdel and Mrs Jennh
Thomas spent Friday in Nephi, the guesn
: of Mrs. George T>Sitmore.
Mrs. z. II. Darling and daughter Do'
othev- have gone to Spokane. Wash
where they will Join Mr.. Darling and wi
travel for two months before returnin
, to Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-12
BRIGHAM.

Bishop Lorenzo N. Stohl and wife we're
In Attendance at the NJ. and Nj. and u.
a G. iunket party at Nephi Friday.
Miss Mary Hoist, an employe AT tne
county treasurer's office, Is visiting
friends I'm Logan
George Hanson returned Thursday from
Montana
Mrs Emma ]. Stevens of Wellsville has
been visiting relatives In Bingham this
week.
Reese Wight is up from Ogden visit
ing his parents. Deputy Sheriff Charles
Wight and wife.
Mrs. Mary Savage was IN Salt Lake
the fore part of the week. attending her
daughter. Mrs. Clarence Goodliffe. who is
quite H.
James Standing and wife of Salt Lake
City are visiting in Brigham. guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyrum Standing.
j. c. NICHOLSON of Corinne was in town
Monday on preliminary business in con-
nection with the Sunday school confer
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-12

nounced, the marriage to take place at the
Manti temple next week.
r. E. Hanks of Salt Lake spent Sunday
in this city as the guest of Miss Alice
Lund.
Miss La Priel Willardson was in Manti
on Tuesday attending at a social given
by Miss Anna Nicholson.
Mr. and Mrs. G. j. Christensen were at
Manti Tuesday visiting at the home OF J.
P. Dyring.
Miss Hazel Faux of Moroni is the guest
of Genevieve Willardson this week
Mrs. Chris. Nelson, Mrs. Hyrum Mad
sen, Ephraim Christensen and wife and
Mrs. Otte G.. Olsen spent Tuesday at the
Manti temple.
Mrs. Niels Jensen and son left the first
of the week to visit friends in Utah coun-
ty.
James Broadbent of Eureka Is visiting
with Adolph Olsen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-12
SALIVA.

The Kensineton club was delightfully."-
entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
A. J. Crezier A delicious luncheon was
served and each member was presented
with a beautiful bouquet OF American
Beauty roses. Fifteen ladies were pres
emit
The Salina band will give a concert IN
the park every Sunday afternoon until
about September J.
n. +. Smell. forest supervisor or tne flsn
Lake forest reserve, spent a few days at
Junction this week.
James Rex came home from Bingham
last week, where he has been spending
several months. $3.50,
Rovd Barnard. Stewart Taylor. VIII
Sharp and Russell Thomas are visiting
at the home of James Rex. Before re-
turning they will spend a few days al
Fish lake.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-12

brother, Thomas Taylor, who is here VS.
ting from Salt Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McCune OF oai'
Lake were here Thursday. -.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F. Wright this
week
p. G. Peterson of Provo was in town tne
first of the week. the guest of +. u al
reli
George Christensen returned to Sail
Lake Sunday after brief visit Win HE
family here
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Winn of Salt Lahe
visited friends here on THURSDAY.
this week
Mr.. and Mrs. George McCune were o'e'
from Eureka the last of the week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-12

Visiting or professional cards printed
while YOU wait, so cents per 100 Auto
matte Card Printing Co. Keith-O Brien
or 1856 South Main.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-12

REESLEY'S POPULAR MUSIC sold
this week for one-quarter price.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-12

Take a dip at Saltair.
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Continued on Page 13.

Saltair Bicycle Races today. Admis-
sion Zoe.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-05
JOCKEY CLUB OUT TO STOP THE
DAILY WESTERN BETTING COUPS

at Albany and that they can 40 as
they please without fear OF detection.
No more fallacious idea ever prevailed.
The jockey club stewards are not
asleep. They are alert and watching
every move made by this western
delegation.
In these days" said a member OF
the jockey club, at Jamaica, 1T seems
TO be assumed by certain persons
that an aloofness, at least, II not posi-
tive hostility to racing and all its al
lied interests Is an aid TO preferment
TO high places. Two or our most H.
lustrious presidents were deVotees
OF racing. Washington owned and
raced thoroughbreds. and at least one
meeting offciated as steward. And
Ulysses s. Grant yielded TO no man
in his love for the thoroughbred.
Gov. Brown, OF Maryland, goes every
day TO the training track and spends
hours watching the work of the horses.
Thomas Jefferson, Gen. Wade Hamp-
ton, Gov. Butler, Of South Carolina
these are but a few OF the men IL.
lustrious in public as in private life,
that raced horses and bred horses and
did all possible TO encourage the
sport"
The Detroit times., 1908-05-05
ENORMOUS SQUAD
BEING DRILLED
BY YOST
"HuRRY-uP" COACH HAS so MEN
ON FERRY FIELD REGULARLY
AND PROSPECTS lNplcATE A
STRONG ELEVEN IN FALL.

ANN ARBoR, Mich. May g.
now working out regularly, there is
probably more local interest In the
spring work OF Fielding n. Yost's Uni
versity OF Michigan football squad
than In either OF the more seasonable
sports.
Yost Is daily drilling an enormous
squad IN simple formations and the
rudimentary elements OF the game,
The present outlook indicates that
Michigan's eleven will be an exceed.
ingly formidable one next year.
The first call issued by the coach for
men 10 report for practice included
the following: wasmund. Allerdice.
Schultz. Watkins, Flanagan, Miller,
Roblee. Bremen. owen. Green. Ben
brook. Martin Primeau, Moon, Walsh.
Lambie, Riley Raisch, Dymoek,
White, Shaw. Crawford, Hold.
son, Wells, Lane, Bush. Brenton.
Legg. Craig. Torrey. Sullivan. Han
son. While some OF these men are
busy with track and baseball work,
their places have been filled by other
players, so that the squad out every
night is composed OF about 40 men.
A list OF 90 eligibles has been pre-
pared and II shows no less than 80
Of last years varsity and reserve
members. IA new men who have done
excellent work on other gridirons be-
fore coming here and IL freshmen,
whose work last fall was conspicu-
Gus.
The m" men who viii be members
OF the squad next fall are. Schulz.
center: Watkins. fullback; Casey.
tackle: Wasmund, quarter: Allerdice.
halfback, and possibly Rheinschild,
end. or the sub men there are Doug
las. halfback: Miller, end Flanagan.
guard; Crumpacker, tackle. and Sui
! Ivan, quarter Davidson. who played
in the 1906 Pennsy game as tackle.
and was not able 10 play last fall on
account OF college work. will be eligi-
| BILE next fall
There is plenty OF chance for new
material and plenty OF material In evil
dence. For instance, Benton Harbor
offers four lively candidates. Roblee.
who starred as bali last fall on the
scrubs: Owens. the big fullback star;
Cunningham. who showed up we'll az
quarter for the scrubs. and Madison.
who won his RI" as an end. The
scrubs will contribute Lehr, the SEN
sational Escanaba half; Primeau,
guard: the two Kellys. ends: Bren-
nan. Gully. Linthicum, halfbacks: Pc
lterson. fullback. other experienced
men whom residence rules have kept
out before will be Benbrook, the Nor.
gan park shot-putter; Humphrey. '06
Swarthmore. halfback: Rogers. quar-.
terback, Jeffrey Gilbert. Heitsch, Car
yer. lnemen. Weighing from $50 to
200 pounds.
! Yost has looked longingly at Joe
Homer whose splendid physique,
quickness sprinting ability aud
strength ia making him an allaround
athlete, causes him 10 be regarded as
material for a phenomenal football
player. However, parental objections
make Yost's sighs in vain and the root
ers will have 10 be content In watch
ing the Grand Rapids lad win honors
In track events.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-05

Tommy Burns 10 coming home. He isn't.
He 10.
willie sudhon has jumped the wash
inston ciu0.
Washington .. playing all its home
games, starting at 4:o
Dan Mcleod argues for decisions I'm
wrestling matches Help
Grand Rapid. Is doing well under
Bobby loves management
One. Jim Wigs. Tanned rs batsncn in
a semi-pro game In Chicago.
Frank Deiehanty has jumped New Or
leans because the club wouldn't pay
a board bill
running In even time. is out OF IL
with broken tendon.
They are turning tn: fast PAGER Esd is.S
Sweet to race this year
The national commission fined the
washington club S25 Tor selling play
ers not on their active list
aPinky- Patterson. the Detroiser. has
remoysG hls so mhensnsr sn rsady
Bumpus Jones' has Joined the Mopfreni
club. and Catcher Fusch. or Detrol.'
has been released on account OF
bad arm.
Louisville races open today and the
ranagement has an Injunction warn :
ing the police not TO interfere WI"
the betting
walter CIark.oB has omit the Nap. 90
go into the shoe business heisasoa;
III was commonly believed, starsu
Walter In the face
with a spring and fall meeting card
ed Monroe is giving the half-miie
track performers more money tnan
any track OF its kind in the state.
Michigan f. sale go he WORRYING over
4 THE coming track and neld duel Wltn
ohio state - OF Fitzpatrick point
winners might come out spawned
sehommer. stase'. aiI-rosnd athletic
star can't 1umD six inches on tue
SUSTAINED while lighting Penn In oas.
ketball.
ID. A. q. trimmed Central High. TO 4
IN a fast game. featured ~ the pycn
ing otfserchen. Utley and DAVID. kei-
10Y nit IN one rnn and scored the
other himself.
Hoe CanttTTos ~ Quoted "a having said
win me When he IL not fast enough
Tor the American league ne can 80
10 Minneapolis when he " not fast
enough for Minneapolis. he can so 10
Dss Moinea WEN ne nv' ~
Chicago aud tend bar for me
one .. naaae paIsfulIy aware of the
fact that. since Pitcher Sincook OF
The Detroit times., 1908-05-05

man. some OF his friends from the
same section OF the country are be-
ginning 20 adopt similar tactics. In
the vernacular OF the ring. they are
not sportsmen, but sure-thing players.
They race horses not for the enjoy.
ment OF the sport, but for the rev.
enue. They break the rule daily
which prohibits an owner from bet.
ting on a horse in a rnce except the
one that he starts, and do not care
whether their own horses are beaten.
In two races on Saturday at the
Jamaica track horses finished second
that should have won. They were
beaten seemingly by laundering horse
manship, but there was an undercur-
rent OF power behind this wretched
jockeyship. TIE rider had an object
In view, turfmen declared yesterday.
They pointed to the fact that the
lad who rode the horse was one OF the
best Jockeys, and that whenever the
western horsemen for whom he rides
placed bet he seldom II ever failed
10 land the money.
Some OF the horsemen seem 70 be
mbued with the idea that the stew
ards OF the jockey club have had
their attention focused on the fight
The Detroit times., 1908-05-05
Maps AFTER SUB
FOR 7. TURNER

CHICAGO, May Sunless a new
man is at once obtained. Terry Tur-
ner may be forced into the game be-
fore he is really able to play.
His absence in the lineup has cost
the Maps two games.
After a two-hour conference last
night between Owners Kilfoyl and
Somers. Secretary Barnard was sent
on ON a hurry up scouting mission
II is evident the Cleveland club
owners are determined not 10 wait
either for the return OF Flick or the
recovery OF Turner. but will strength
en- the team in its weakest place.
Both NH and Perring have fallen
short OF expectations.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-05
LUDINGTON COMING
TO PLAY AT d. A. c.

The strong Ludington independent
baseball team Is soon 10 start a tour
or the state and has been scheduled
ey the Detroit Athletic club for Friday
afternoon OF this week at O'Clock
With Ludington are a number OF
prominent players. including Pitchers
Speaker and Mclaughlin. Utley and
Busch will divide the twirling for ID.
A. G.
In view OF the fact that the Detroit
Tigers will be at home on Thursday
the game arranged between d. A. C..
and Detroit college will probably be
postponed, as the club team will be
in attendance at Bennett park In a
body.
The ID. A. c. management Is interest.
eddy awaiting the expected explanation
of Flint's non-appearance at the park
on Monday. The up-staters Cancelled
at the last moment and gave no rea-
son. ID. A. c. had a strong team ready
for them and IL Is believed news Of
the fact had reached the expected
visitors
The Detroit times., 1908-05-05

is not entirely free from disease; on
the high elevations fevers prevail.
while on the lower levels malaria IL
tent, according TO altitude To over
come climate affections lsssitude, NAL
aria. jaundice. bili0usness. fever and
ague, and general debility, the most
effective remedy Is Electric Bitters.
the great Alternative and blood purifier;
The antidote for every form of bodily
weakness. nervousness. and insomnia
Sold under guarantee at e.. c. Kinsel
Central Drug Store. and Gray & wor.
cester drug stores. Price soc.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-05
JOE CORBETT BACK
IN THE GAME AGAIN

DENVER. Col, May 5---Joe Cor
bett. a brother of James ]. Corbett.
who pitched the Baltimore team into
the cham plonship OF the National
league on several occasions. and then
retired from baseball. because he and
Manager Ed Hanlon could not agree
upon terms, will sign with the Denver
Western league team. He has been
taking splendid care OF himself AZ
present he Ia engaged IN business In
San Francisco. but Brother Jim has
induced him TO join Denver about
June 10.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-05

NEW YORK. May 5.-There Is
trouble ahead for western horse-own
ers who have raced their horses re-
Gently with but one object in view
10 get the money. They have gone
outside the pale OF the racing rules
TO obtain cash and have accomplished
their purpose once or twice. But n
they continue their practices they
will be brought up sharply.
The stewards are not satisfied with
the way racing has been conducted
Horses that should have won failed
TO do so The western contingent
were not satisfied with the odds Of
fered against their horses. and backed
the contenders. Each time their
Judgment proved correct. for the
horse selected won, and they cashed
their bets Made bold by this success.
the westerners are preparing TO reap
harvest. They expect 10 effect two
or three coups In the near future.
The stewards have had detectives on
their trail. and IL 10 only question
of short time when one or two OF
these owners will be found missing on
the local tracks.
Toward the end OF the racing season
last fall a Dig western turfman and
owner and heavy plunger manipulated
several races 10 his great financial
benefit. There were several races in
which there were only two contest
ants. and this man always managed TO
pick the winner Sometimes there was
a startling reversal in the form OF the
horses during which the one-time
beaten horse turned the tables on his
former conqueror. But no matter what
the results OF these races were the
big plunger cashed, and won a for
tune.
Encouraged by the success of this
The Detroit times., 1908-05-05

citation knew as "kIekapoo" 10 prov
ing himself to be the big noise Of the
league this year and has been the
only pitcher 20 win a majority Of his
games for the club up 70 date. He
has won three Of the five victories
annexed by the club and has been de-
feated on but one occasion--this. pc
euiiarly, by the club on whom he took
so unqualified a vengeance yesterday.
Another feature OF yesterdays con-
The Detroit times., 1908-05-05
DOES ANYBODY WANT
ROBERT UNGLAUB?

BOSTON. Mass, May 5.-The days
OF Robert Unglaub as member of the
Boston American league club are num-
bered. He has lost favor with Presi-
dent John |. Taylor and IL Frank La
porte could be induced TO fill the posi-
ton he would be placed there without
any ceremony. put that player is not
anxious 10 try the bag Unglaub has
been In bad odor with the president OF
the club for a long time. He has not
been hitting the ball at all Of late and
ne also has been charged with lack
OF interest. These facts have induced
the head OF the club to determine
upon a change.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-05
Noteworthy Events in the
American League Race

Summers, DetroIt's new pitcher,
won the third out Of four games
at ST. Louis, lifting his club TO
seventh place.
BY its II 20 Victory over
Washington, New York cinched
first place In the league race.
Hemphlll and Chase, for the win
ners, each secured three hits.
Boston hit viekers harder than
the Athletics did Cy Young, but
the latter allowed them In
punches and the Mackltes won. II
was Youna's first defeat Of the
year.
Cleveland slipped into third po-
sitlon in the race and did not play.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-05
pad On (a,g, pR Foundry
WTsdS 5udihna, football II

SWARTHMORE. Pa, May 5.
Because the Swarthmore col
lege pantry lost a pile OF pies
the college football team has
lost four OF its finest players.
Fullback Harcourt. II is charged.
crawled into the basement or
the kitchen and took enough 10
feed whole floor OF a dorml-
tory. There were other pranks
charged against the heroes o;
the gridiron. including the hoist
ing OF COW up two flights OF
stairs into the girls dormitory
by Leftguard Smith.
Here is the official list of the
victims dropped by the facul-
~ committee today. Quar-
terback Harry O'Brien, Captain
elect OF the team; Leftguard
Smith. Fullback Harcourt, sub
Halfback Wyckham.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-05
Flannery New RolIer cnamp.

CHICAGO. May 81. Flannery. Of
Youngstown, o.. won the fourth semi
final IN the one-mile professional
worlds championship roller race at
the Riverview park rink last night,
beating Joe Munich, Of Minneapolis,
Mimi. by Ave yards. The time was
2:3S 4-5 The first heat was won by
John Berger. with j Woodward. Pitts
burg. Pa. second, and Joe MUNICH.
third. James Sweeney, OF st. Louis,
and Edgar Mock, OF Johnston. Pa.
also qualified.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-05

Los ANGELES. Cal. May 5.--Geo.
Memsic. the Chicago lightweight. will
be given his last chance TO start a
climb toward the top OF the light
weight class here tomorrow night,
when he meets Clarence English. OF
Philadelphia, in a 10-round bout be-
fore Tom McCarey's Pacific Athletic
club. Ever since his defeat by Ru-
dolph Unholz, Memsic has been going
on the downward path.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-05
)F THE DAY, GATHERED FOR THE DE-
NEWS Or mo DF
CHAMPIONS HAVE BEGUN
RELATED CLIMB AT LAST

test which unquestionably pleased
Hughie Jennings nightly was the
fine showing OF Catcher Ira Thomas
II Thomas had a sore arm, nobody
noticed II especially He was throw
ing In nice form, allowing but one
stolen base. and backed up Summers
with advice and back.stopping to the
taste OF the queen or any other base
ball authority.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-05
RUDE HUNTS A
QUIET HOTEL

ST. LOUIS, Mo. May 5.--Rather
than be fined 500. "Rube@ Waddell.
eccentric twirler OF the Browns, has
changed his place OF abode. Manager
McAleer and President Hedges order
ed RUDE to leave a downtown hotel
under the penalty OF a fine. The ho-
tel was surrounded by saloons and
RUDE is now out near the baseball
grounds.