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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-27
CHINESE COMMISSION
OFF FOR WASHINGTON

San Francisco, Nov. 26--Tang Shao vi.
the Chinese commissioner who brings to
America the thanks OF his government
for remittance of the Boxer indemnity.
left this city at 10 o'clock this morning
for Washington, accompanied by Prince
Tsai Flu and the fifty attaches and stu
dents who accompanied them from Pc
kin. Since their arrival on Sunday, the
members of the party have remained al
most secluded in their apartments at the
Fairr1ont and St Francis hotels in OBJ
servance of the period of mourning for
China's late rulers. and their departure
was attended by no ceremony except the
attendance at the depot of prominent
members of San Franchises Chinese col
ony.
The party will go directly to Washing
ton. 1t is understood that arrangements
for the expression of gratitude to Presi-
dent Roosevelt have already been made
by WI Ting Fang, the Chinese minister.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-27
How the Grand Prizes Were Award ded

The one Of these sixteen winners stand
inc second IN number OF votes polled. as
compared with the other fifteen will be
awarded the second grand prize, and so
on NTH the same other and method in
awarding the other fourteen grand prizes
In the districts where capital prize
winner resides the candidate standing
next II. number OF votes ?olled will be
declared the winner of the grand prize in
that district
This manner of awarding the grand
nrizes gives one-half of them to the peo-
Die of the city of Salt Lake and one-ilalf
TO the people in surrounding territory
date to not only lead in his or her dis
frict for a prize, but to lead the candi-
dates of the other districts in number of
votes poIled and thereby win a more valu-
able prize
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Votes were given, at no extra cost, on
prepaid subscriptions and paid-in-ad-
vance classified advertising and below
is stated how the prizes were awarded {:
How the Capital Prizes Were Awar ed

the one of these four capital prize win
ming candidates having the most votes,
as Compared with the other three capitaI
prize winning candidates. will be awarded
capital prize number one-the house and
lot.
The one of these four capital prize win
as compared with the others, as stated
above. will be awarded capital prize num-
Der two-the automobile And so on with
the other two capital prizes. That dis
tribution of capital prizes provides one
half of them for the women and one-half
for the men candidates. 1t also gives two
capital prizes for Salt Lake City and two
for the territory outside of Salt Lake
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-27
Mrs. winslow's soothinq Syrup.

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Chimney Sweep Is Back.
Griffin, with Scott Hdw. Co. 1eS MAR
FOOTBALL PLAYER HURT.

Attica, Ind, Nov 26.-During a foot
bali game here this afternoon betweel
teams representing this city and Upton
Earl Thomas. Attica's star haifback, was
badly injured. Near the end of the game
he was tackled and thrown. and carried
from the field unconscious. and grave
fears are entertained for his recovery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-27

New Orleans. Nov 26.-Following the
first day of the Louisiana Driving and
Riding clubs ninety-day meet at their
half-rnile track. officers of the organiza-
ton declared themselves pleased with the
results and said that they ] oV felt GER
New Orleans throughout the winter
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-27

At the close of the contest one of the
capital prizes will be awarded to the wo-
man candidate in Salt Lake City who
polls more votes than any other woman
candidate in Salt Lake City, and one of
the capital prizes will be awarded to the
man candidate in Salt Lake City who
polls more votes than any other man
candidate IN Salt Lake City.
At the close of the contest one of the
capital prizes will be awar led to the man
candidate who polls more votes than any
other man candidate outside of Salt Lake
City. and one of the capital prizes will
be awarded to the woman candidate who
polls more votes than any other woman
candidate outside of Salt Lake CITY Now
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-27

At the close of the contest one of the
grand prizes will be awarded to the wo-
man candidate in each district who polls
more votes than any other woman candi-
date in the same district and one of the
grand prizes VIII be awarded to the man
votes than any other man candidate in
the same district.
There are eight districts-four in Salt
Lake City and four outside-the boun-
diaries of which have been described
The distribution of grand prizes provides
one-half of the sixteen grand prizes for
women and one-half for men, making a
total of sixteen OF such prize winners
Now. the one of these sixteen district
winners polling the. most votes. as COM
pared with the other fifteen district win
ners. will be awarded grand prize number
one-tke Anderson piano
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-27
TowNssNp's PLAN.

jackson. Mich, Nov. 2e--Cengressman
Charles p townsend OF this city today
discussing reports that he is TO be an ac-
tive candidate for speaker of the next
house of representatives. said: The only
active campaign l nave DECIDED 10 start
on reaching Washington will be for a re-
vision of the house rules so that the speak
or and his three party colleagues on the
committee on rules will not be the whole
thing"
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THE SALT LAKE HERALD: FRIDAY NOVEMBER p, 1908
The List of Herald Prize Winners
Statement of the Judges

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and to Of
contest
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Picture Framing.

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The great increase IN circulation re-
sulting from the competition is all rep
resented in prepaid business, ranging
from a minimum of three months to Il
maximum of five years duration. This
prepaid business (prepaid, not in the
form of optional contracts of short du-
ration), and it's being for such lengths
of time, means that The Herald had
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-27
Last Standing of Candidates


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The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-28
Rubia Graudn of Williams Stables
 Wins Douglas Handicap.

oakland Cal, Nov, 27 The Doug lass handicap, the features of the card at oakland today resulted in an easy victory for Ruhja Granda from the stable of Thomas Fl. Williams. sches- wig ruled fayorite with Sempronium next in demand, Rubia Granda was strongly supported Mailman led until the final furlong when Ruba Granda passed him without trouble. Schleswig was third The heavy going anchored Sempronium. Well played horses were successful in the other races. Priceless Jewel led all the way in the third and won from FOrerunner the favorite. semproni proved an easy winner of the fifth over Herodutus.
 First race tuturity course, selling; Dovalta, 1la, Walsh, to 1, won; Yel- low Stone. IO7 Coburn, il to ,, second; Cheers, lIO, Mcintyre, to 1, third Time, l:13.
 Second race, futurity course selling: Plausible III. W, Miller, even. won. Distributor, 100, Borel, 10 to 1, second . The Englishman, tI9, Keogh, 19 to 5, third Time 1:1S 2-5,
 Third race, futurity course selling; Priceless Jewel 114, Buxton, to 1, won; Forerunner l00, Keogh, ii to 5, second. Kokomo. 1O9, Haines, to ?, third Time, t.l2 3-5.
 Fourth race, seven rurlOngs. Doug lass handicap: Rubia Granda, tO6. Butler l9 to B. won; Madman, t1S, Hayes ( to | second; Schleswig, tOS,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-28
CALEDONIANS WIN First of Series of Carpet Bowl Games Taken by Lading
 Team Last Night. SCORE 52 POINTS TO 34 Contest Close in Two of the Kinks Winners Still Hold Unbroken
 Record.
SCORE 52 POINTS TO 34

The first of the season of carpet bowling games between the New Ha- ven Caledonian club and Clan Mcleod, order of Scottish Clans, was played at their hall, Courier building, last night. The skips for the club were William Paterson (captain), John Menzies and John c. Morton, for the Clan Donald Campbell (captain), Duncan, Urquhart and James Mckenzie. In rinks one and two the game was closely contested, only four points separating the teams at the end of an hour and onehalf's 8 play. In rink No. John Menzies won out by ten points. the total score being club 52, Clan 34 points. The following were the teams and details of eah play made by players:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-28
LADS STEALING RIDES AGAIN.

Following a bad habit which obtains and always has among many young lads, stephen Cennarino, aged ten, of 240 Wallace street, Antonio Cacace, aged thirteen, of l2 Locust street, were riding on a freight train in the railroad cut yesterday afternoon. They were spied by Special Railroad officer shan non, who arrested them in the attempt of tho road to break up the habit of stealing rides and hanging around to steal coal and other things from the railroad yards The lads were caught in the cut near East street
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-28
ARMY-- NAVY CLASH WITH THE NUYMEGS
Slight Difficulty Over Selection of Ofticials-Line Up of
 the Elevens.

Philadelphia, Nov. 2G There appears to be a little feeling over the matter of selecting the umpire for the West Point and Annapolis football game. Ac- cordlng to the army officer, West Point has given in to the navy on three of the officials and insists upon having n voice in the selection of the umpire Annapolis 1t Is declared submitted the names of Al Sharpe of Yale for ref cree; Charl Marshall, Harvard, for field judge, and w II Terry of Penn- sylvania for head linesman, all of which are satisfactory to the army, West Point submitted five names for umpire but Annapolis it is asserted, rejected all of them, The West Point officers then sent an ultimatum declar- ing they would not submit any more names, and there the matter Is de- clared to rest,
 The lineup of the two teams was given out hy the respective captains to- night as follows;
 Army. Navy. Johnson .,,......,,,..,...,,..,. Jones
 Left End Byrne u,,""".,. Northcroft (Capt)
 Left Tackle. Weir ,.,.,.,.,.,,.,,..,,,.., Meyer
 Left guard. | Flanagan .,"....... Anderson
 Center. i IOusley ..,,,,,,t.,....... Weary
 Right guard. osborn ...,,... ....,,.,.,. .,,...,W Warner
 Right tackle. Alderman ...,,......,...,... bFneh
 Right end. Connolly ,.,,.,...,..,,,,, MeaEau
 Quarterback, SaNo ....,....,O O'Loucalm (CaptainD
 Left Halt5ack. Bird ..,...,....,....- .-,,.....,,. Weber
 Right Halrhack Fincld ...,.,.,........,....Ktnney
 Full back
 Officials. Referee Bind; umpire. McCarthy field judge, Frankel,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-28
Locals Lead in Team Standing Individual Averages Fall
 Off Considerably.

Tho local Nutmeg quintet still has a slight lead over the Waterbury and Hartford teams in the league standing. The individual averages show disas- trous dropping off. McEnstry, how ever stIll leading A drop of twelve points is noted in his standing below that of last week. Burr has dropped sixteen points, while George Robert Kelsy has fallen off three points
 The standing follows:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-28

This has been an unfortunate year for champions, for more of them have been defeated than ever before in the short time of six months. Battling Nelson defeated Joe Cans twice. Billy Papke won from Stanley Ketchel when the latter was the middle weight champion but Stanley turned the tables on Papke, Thanksgiving, by putting him away and regaining his title, Attell lost to Welsh, but not his title
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-28
CARROLL CASE TO-DAY.

In city court this morning the case Of breach of inc peace against An thony Carroll is scheduled 10 be heard after two postponements. There Is a great deal of interest in the case, and there is likely to be quite an audience i'm the court chamber when the case is tried The case was continued twice and is likely to be tried out to-day
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-28
PROGRAM OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

Football--West Point against An napolis, at Philadelphia N. Il. h. >. vs. Naugatauck at Yale field.
 Association Football-Columbia at Crescent Athletic club Springfield Training school at Yale.
 Goif--Tournamen at Lakewood; Bogey handicap at Dyker Meadow; club handicap at Montclair; Club cups at Fox Hills.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-28
LAMPPOSTs REPAINTED.

The city's lampposts are all being given coat of paint Green, q very dark shade of green is the color which has been selected. The first batch of posts has already been painted these being in the neghborhool of the rail road station. Besides the post Itself, which Is of the green shade, the lamps themselves will have the silver tone
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-28

The fighting game got a big boost in Savannah, Ga,, the past week, and the indications arc that the sport will he permitted to go on down there for a long time The boxing carnival was big success, and fight promoter Jim Buckley who arranged the bouts, de- serves consdorable credit, for every one of the four star bouts which were put on was hard fought from start to finish
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-28
Mccarthy, ? to 1, third. Time. 1:2a

Mccarthy. ? to 1, third. Time, 1:29 2-5
 Fifth race, one mile, selling. Sem proni 96, Walsh, even, won; Herod- utus 12O Lynch, , to 1, second; Cur riculum, IF, Rettig, 10 to l. third, Time. 1:45.
 Six furlongs, purse: Alcibiades 112, Borel, 12 to 1, won; Francis Joseph l0S, Walsh to 5, second; Sextaw, l12, Hayes, 20 to 1, third. Time, 1:1S 2-5.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-28

The receipts of the Papkc- K etchel championship fight at Colma, Calo Thanksgiving afternoon, only amount cd to $1S,821, and fight promoter Cof- froth as a result lost $2,500 on the contest He gave the fighters a $2O,- 900 purse, of which Papkc got $t2,0OO and Ketchel SS,OO0. As Coffroth had to add $1,679 to make up the purse and at least $500 more for adverts- ing purposes and lawyers fees, he certainly got stung good and hard.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-28

There Is talk now of another match being arranged between Abe Attell, the featherwoight champion, and Freddie Welsh, the English light weight Attoll was beaten by Welsh
 and as he is clamorlng for a return battle with Welsh of twenty-five rounds the prospects are that they will be signed up by Baron Long, the fight promoter of California, to meet at one of tho shows to be held by the Jeffries A, C., of Los Angeles.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-28

Al the Imperial A. C., in Rochester, Thursday night Paddy Sullivan of Brooklyn, beat Charley sIoeer of Ho- bollen, in a six round bout
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-28
NAUGAIUCK TO-DAY
Local Boys to Line Up Against Undefeated Team at Yale
 Field at 10:30.

The local high school eleven will have a hard winding up of success ful season this morning when tney meet the Naugatuck High school elev- en. The game was scheduled for Thanksgiving morning, but was call ed off owing to the threatening wealth CT, The visiting team has not been defeated While the local boys have tasted of the bitter dregs but once, that by the Erasmus Hall team by score of to O..
 The game starts at 10:30 and two 20-minute halves will be played on the varsity grdiron. The teams will lineup as follows: New Haven. Naugatuck. Muse .................. Smith
 Left end. Davis (Captain) .......,...P Phillips
 Left tackle. trdnkel ..,,,,..,.,....,... .Johnson
 Left Guard. Philloon (Capt) ............... Slingluff
 Center, MOSS .,...,,,.,,.,...'.''. WrlgHl
 Right Guard. Pullen ...."..,.,......,.,.,. Leighton
 Right Tackle. Stearns .........,............ Reifsnyder
 Right End, Hyatt ...,..,......,.........,.. Lange
 Quarterback. Dean ..'''..,.'...'.....'., Clay
 Left Halfback. Ifenle .,,,.,,..., .,..,..,,..,.,,.,,. N)altOT
 Right Halfback Chamberlain .,,,......,,,.. Richardson
 Fullback,
 Referee. Evans. Williams: umpire Sharpe, Yale; field judge, Langford Trinity; linesman, Marshall, Harvard
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-28

Battling" Hurley of Passaic, N. l., outponted Willie Mango of New York, in a six-round bout at Schenectady Thursday night The fight was fast from start to finish,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-28
INDIAN CAPTAIN ELECTED.

Carlisle, Pa, Nov. 27-Frank Mount Pleasant, the famous Tuscarora Indian quarterback, was elected captain of the Dickinson college eleven for the com ing year last night after tho Lafayette game.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-28
BOXING NEWS

Frankie Madden of New York. got the decision over Tommy Carey of Philadelphia, at Savanhah Thursday night, after their bout had gone the scheduled fifteen rounds The con- test was before the Southern Athletic club, and was the last of those ar ranged for automobile week Carey exhibited much cleverness, but was lacking in strength.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-28

The National Athletic club of New York city will give an entertainment exclusively for its members on trl- day night, December 1, and Harry Ferns and Frankie Madden will ap- pear as the star attraction of the eyeu- ing in a ten-round sparring contest.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-28

Jimmy Gardner of Boston, and Jim my Clabby of Milwaukee, fought 20 rounds to draw in New Orleans, Thursday The fight was fast and both men were in good condition at the end of the bout, though Gardner showed more science than Clabhy who used the same tactics of holding clinching and wrestling that lost him the previous fight with Gardner few weeks ago.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-28
POLO SCHEDULE.

NN'ilAtlN NV N'lllI INl NO Providence at Bridgeport, Worcester at Fall River. New Britain at New Haven December 1---
 Providence at New Britain. Bridgeport at BroCkton. New Haven at Pawtucket. Wednesday, December 2-- New Haven at Fall River. Thursday, December &
 Brockton at Bridgeport. Friday December l.
 Brockton at New Haven. Saturday. December b.
 Fall River at New Britain. Worcester at BroCkton. Providence at Pawtucket. lQnday December z ~
 New Britain at Bridgeport. Brockton at Providence. Pawtucket at New Haven. Worcester at Fall River. Tuesday, December B.
 Pawtucket at New Britain. Worcester at Providence. Wednesday, December g. New Britain at Fall River. Bridgeport at Pawtucket. New Haven at Brockton, Thursday December 10- New Haven at Providence. Fall River at Bridgeport. Friday. December H.
 Fall River at New Haven. Saturday, December 12-
 New Haven at New Britain. Bridgeport at Worcester Providence at Brockton. Fall River at Pawtucket. Monday, December h.
 Pawtucket at Bridgeport. New Britain at New Haven. Worcester at Providence. Brockton at Fall River. Tuesday, December 15--
 Brockton at Pawtucllet.
 Worcester at New Britain. Wednesday. December 16- Pawtucket at Brockton.
 Bridgeport at Fall River. Thursday, December IT.
 Pawtucket at Worcester.
 New Haven at Providence. Brockton at Bridgeport. Friday December IS
 Providence at New Haven. Saturday December 1a
 New Haven at Pawtuctlet Bridgeport at New Britain. Fall River at Brockton. Providence at Worcester. Monday December 21
 New Britain at Providence. Brockton al New Haven. Worcester at Bridgeport, Pawtucket at Fall River. Tuesday December 22
 Fall River at Worcester.
 Bridgeport at Broclton
 New Britain at Pawtucket. Wednesday, December B.
 Fall River at New Britain. Bridgeport at Worcester. Thursday, December 24-
 l}rockton at Pawtucket.
 Worcester at Fall River.
 New Britain at Bridgeport Pawtucket at New Haven Friday, December 25. Aftorn Providence at Pawtucket. Fall River at Brockton.
 Worcester at New Britain. Bridgeport at New Haven. Friday December o5. Evening New Haven at Bridgeport. Brockton at Pawtucket.
 Providence at Fall River. Worcester at New Britain. Saturday December 2G--
 Fall River at Worcester.
 Providence at Brockton.
 New Haven at Pawlucket.
 Bridgeport at New Britain Monday December 2s
 Worcester at New Haven. Providence at Bridgeport Pawtucket at New Britain.
 Brockton at Fall River. Tuesday December 29-
 New Britain at Brockton Worcester at Pawucllet. Wednesday, December 30
 New Haven at Fall River.
 New Britain at Worcester. Thursday December 31--
 New Haven at Providence. Fall River at Bridgeport. Friday, January l. Fall River at New Haven, Saturday January 2--
 Bridgeport at Pawtuclset
 Worcester at Brockton.
 Providence at New Britain