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Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24


At a meeting of the Southern State
league in the Democratic club rooms
on South Spring street last night 1t
was decided to have continuous base
ball at the Joy park diamond and a
schedule was arranged for the season
to begin June 20 and close December
6. The bylaws committee was given
grace of one week in which to fur
nish its report. Following Is the sched-
ule adopted:
Diego; Dyas-Clines vs.. Christopher-Levys at
Joy park.
Diego; Eagles vs. christopher-Levys at Joy
park.
July 12-san Diego w. Christopher evys
at San Diego; Eagles VS.. Dyss-Ciines at Joy
park.
July 1s-san Diego vs. Eagles at San
Diego Christopher-Levys vs. Dyas-Clines at
JOY park.
July 2s-san Diego vs. Dyas-Clines at San
Diego; Eagles VS.. Christopher-Lsvys at JOY
park.
August 2-san Diego VS.. Christopher
Levys at San Diego; Eagles vs. Dyas-Clines
at JOY park
August s-san Diego VS. Eagles at sar
Diego; christopher-Levys VS.. Dyas-clines al
Joy park
August 1s-san Diego VS.. Dyas-clines al
San Diego; Eagles VS.. Christopher-Levys at
Joy park.
August as-san Diego vs.. Christopher
Levys at San Diego; Eagles vs.. Dyas-Clines
at JOY park.
August so--san Diego Eagles at San
Diego; christopher-Levys VS.. Dyas-ciines al
Joy park
September s-San Diego vs. Dyas-Clines
at San Diego; Eagles vs.. Christopher-Levyi
at Joy park.
September ls-san Diego VS.. Christopher
Levys at San Diego; Eagles vs. Dyas-Clinel
at Joy park.
September 2o-san Diego vs. Eagles al
San Diego; Dyas-Clines vs.. Eagles at JOY
park.
September 27-san Diego VS.. Dyas- Clinei
at San Diego; Eagles VS.. Christopher-Levy'
at Joy park.
october 4-san Diego VS.. Christopher
Ievys at San Diego; Dyas-Clines VS.. Eaglei
at Joy park.
october i1-san Diego VS.. Eagles. at sar
Diego; Christopher-Levys Vs. Dyas-Clines a.
Joy park.
October is--san Diego VS.. Dyas-clines a
San Diego; Eagles vs. Christopher-Levys a.
Joy park.
october 25-san Diego vs. Christopher
Levys at Joy park.
November 1--San Diego VS.. Eagles at Sar
Diego; Dyas-Clines VS.. Cnristophef-LeSys o.
November s-san Diego VS.. Dyas-clines a
San Diego; Eagles VS.. Christopher-Levys e.
Joy park.
November 15-san Diego VS.. Christopher,
Levys at San Diego; Eagles vs. Dyas-Cline'
at Joy park.
November aa-san Diego VS.. Eagles at sar
Diego; Dyas- Clines VS.. christopher-Levys al
Joy park.
November as-san Diego VS.. Dyas-c iine'
at San Diego; Eagles VS.. Christopher-Levy
at Joy park.
December 6-San Diego vs. Christopher
Levys at San Diego; Eagles vs. Dyas-Chne'
at Joy park.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24
Mccormick to Marry

Deputy District Attorney Paul j.
Mccormick will enter the ranks of the
benedicts. He was granted a license
yesterday to marry Miss Mary Jose
phine Redmond of 8942 Wisconsin
street. After the ceremony, which will
be performed by Bishop Conaty at st.
Agnes church Thursday morning, Mr..
Mccormick and his bride will visit New
York and other eastern cities and re-
turn in about six weeks.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24
OPEN ANNEX WITH SMOKER

The new annex Of the Los Angeles
Athletic club, which Is in the course or
construction at Venice, will be dedi-
acted about July Is with smoker ana
site exhibition for the benefit of
fhe members. De Witt C. Van Court
is having the work hurried as he Is
anxious to get things in full swing as
soon as possible.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24
JUDGE SMITHS SUCCESSOR
SITS IN DEPARTMENT ONE

William H. Jamison, who was APP
pointed by Governor Gillett to succeed
the late Judge B. N. Smith on the SUI
perior court bench, sat unofficially
with Judge Wilbur in department. !
yesterday.
When Judge Jamison's commission
arrives from Sacramento he will quail
ify and occupy the criminal bench in
department 1. The document Is ex-
pected to reach here today.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24

The B a n k e T s.
league teams have
been putting up a
fine article of ball
since the organize
ton of that league.
Several of the play
ers are from the
ranks of the diff
ferent high schools
and colleges and
are rounding into
form for the OPEN
ing of the fall prac-
tice. when their
respectiV0 schools
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24
wIdaman and Sanger Dismissed

The charges of assault with a deadly
weapon against Attorney 0. r. Vida
man and Arthur r. Sanger, preferred
by Frank M. Bell, have been dismissed
by Police Justice Chambers.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24

"Hookey" Officer Reinhardt owns a
motorcycle, so that he need not sprint
after those little kids that fail to go
to school. Yesterday Reinhardt saw
the opening game of the Angels-Port-
land series and some little kid stole
his spark plug.
Manager Ray Hughes called up last
night and said he wants to call off the
game arranged with the Santa Anita
team because his players do not want
to play Sunday afternoon. Hughes de-
sires to hear from any club wanting to
play Sunday morning. Call exchange
2S7 on the Home phone.
The Santa Anita baseball team wants
to hear from any club in the miscel-
Ianeous ranks regarding a game for
Sunday. Answer through The Herald.
The recent Santa Cruz series in the
State league has given Bill Henderson
good opportunity of fattening his
pitching record and now he stands at
the head of the percentage column OF
the league. Henderson is in fine trim
this season and his average of 1913
shows that he Is losing few OF his
games Next to the Stockton pitcher
is Jimmy Whalen, who has lost only
two games this season, one to Stock
ton and the other to San Jose. doc"
MosSiman. conceded to be among the
best pitchers in the State league, has
won only a few of his games and
shares cellar honors with Fred Brown
of the Sacramento team.
Big Chief Esola has been released by
the Fresno club and again is back In
the San Francisco ranks. He failed to
deliver the goods for the raisin team.
SO was turned loose.
The saliva pills of Elmer Stricklett
and the slants of Arrellanes hit the
batting averages of the Sacramento
team up few pegs and from now on
the capital city club should make a
better showing.
Jimmy McHale is said to have been
placed on the market by the Boston
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24
Precisely Speaking

al understand he has entered the
state OF matrimony."
"Why, yes. He is travelling in
Utah. "-The Bohemian.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24

The Y. M. C. A. baseball team de-
sires to play some Los Angeles or out
of town team next Saturday. Call
F9714 and ask for Price.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24

L. f. Coleman, recently from Louis
VILE. KY, desires to secure a position
as umpire in the California Summer
league.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24

At meeting of the Pasadena base
ball club, held in the Crown City last
night, Tom hester was elected presi-
dent; II. w. Meismer, vice president,
and John X. Goodrich, secretary and
treasurer. Efforts will be made to
rush through the construction of the
new baseball park and to organize O.
first-class team to compete with the
other organizations in the California
Summer league.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24

The Eagles OF Los Angeles will play
an exhibition game with the Eagles
of Ocean Park the afternoon of July
4 on the seaside city diamond.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24

"Say, Nan. what are the blues?'
said a young girl in the grandstand.
Er-why-because that is the way
Manager McCredie feels.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24
Divorce suits Filed

The following divorce suits were fled
in the superior court yesterday: May
Huckell VS.. Henry Huckell: Florence
M. Farrow VS.. Kalup Farrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24

Manager Burke of the Norwalk team
will play his team against the Los
Angeles Athletic nine Sunday on the
country diamond
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24

The Newmark &c Co. LAseball team
is out with a def to MAY the Hynes
team next Sunday. Call or address
| 24O South Los Angeles street.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24

Jim Jeffries and Freddie Maier were
tickled near to death when the Beavers
took a balloon yesterday. and when
they lighted it was curtains for them.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24

Haas-Baruchs will not play Saturday
owing to the fact that the players
will be busy taking stock.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24

I heard one of the. Portland players
say yesterday that every time one OF
their pitchers loses a game Judge Nc
Creole makes him ride in an upper
berth while travelling from town to
town. According to this, the team had
a bad time coming from Oakland.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24

There will be meeting tonight at
the home of Director George Luke at
1903 San Fernando street to discuss
matters pertaining to the Independent
league.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24

Hen Berry received telegram from
the manager of the Boston Americans
yesterday, asking him to name price
on Dolly Gray and for his release at
once
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24

The Crane baseball club desire to
play Saturday afternoon and chal-
ienges any club in the south. Call
Lees at Exchange 65.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24

The school teachers baseball team
has disbanded for the season, having
won nineteen games and lost seven.
Among the schools and colleges the
teachers have defeated are Harvard
military school, u. S. c., Southern Bus
mess college and the Downey second
high school nine.
Hen Berry was late in arriving at
the ball game and missed the bad UNI
piring that Perrine pulled off during
the early part of the game.
Eighteen hundred people witnessed
the opening game of the series between
the Angels and the Beavers yesterday
at Chutes park.
BERTHE Whaling made only one trip to
the bat yesterday when he batted fol-
Kinsella, going out TO Capt. Dillon.
The Portland team is not up to form
and showed its weakness both In the
pitching and catching department.
Capt. Dillon was there at first base
and made a grand one-handed catch
that brought the fans to their feet
cheering him to an echo.
Hap Hogan was "madder" than an
old March hen when Bassey tried to
steal home by sliding, knocking Hogan
completely over.
Second Baseban Ryan of the Portland
team made a clean hit over to the
score board for two stations.
Happy Hogan was caught at the
switch between second and third, play
ing tag for several minutes before be-
ing retired.
Maggie played with the 15-ba1l be-
tween acts on the diamond and was
reminded of the pool game he played
yesterday with Easterly.
Hen Berry received a telegram from
the manager of the Boston Americans
yesterday, asking him to name price
on Dolly Gray and for his release al
once.
The Crane baseball club desire to
play Saturday afternoon and chal-
ienges any club in the south. Call
Lees at Exchange 65.
Manager Burke Of the Norwalk team
will play his team against the Los
Angeles Athletic nine Sunday on the
country diamond
The Newmark &c Co. LAseball team
fs out with q def to MAY the Hynes
team next Sunday. Call or address
240 South Los Angeles street.
There will be meeting tonight at
the home of Director George Luke al
1903 San Fernando street to discuss
matters pertaining to the Independent
league.
I heard one of the. Portland players
say Yesterday that every time one OF
their pitchers loses a game Judge Nc
Creole makes him ride in an upper
berth while travelling from town ia
town. According to this, the team had
a bad time coming from Oakland.
Jim Jeffries and Freddie Maier were
tickled near to death when the Beavers
took a balloon yesterday. and when
they lighted it was curtains for them
"Say, Nan. what are the blues?
said a young girl in the grandstand
Er-why--because that is the way
Manager McCredie feels.
L. F. Coleman, recently from Louis
Vile XIV. desires to secure a position
as umpire in the California Summer
league.
The Y. M. C. A. baseball team de-
sires to play some Los Angeles or out.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24

Maggie played with the 15-ba1l be-
tween acts on the diamond and was
reminded of the pool game he played
yesterday with Easterly.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24

Second Baseban Ryan of the Portland
team made a clean hit over to the
score board for two stations.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24

Happy Hogan was caught at the
switch between second and third, play
ing tag for several minutes before be-
ing retired.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24

Jimmy McHale is said to have been
placed on the market by the Boston
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24

Hap Hogan was "madder" than an
old March hen when Bassey tried to
steal home by sliding, knocking Hogan
completely over.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24

BERTHE Whaling made only one trip to
the bat yesterday when he batted for
KinselIa, going out 80 Capt. Dillon.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24

The Portland team is not up to form
and showed its weakness both in the
pitching and catching department.
Capt. Dillon was there at first base
and made a grand one-handed catch
that brought the fans to their feet.
cheering him to an echo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-11
SCHOOL TEACHERS ARE
TO GET MORE MONEY
Meeting of Committee Oh Teach.
erS and Salaries of School
Board Is Held.

At meeting OF the committee on
teachers and salaries Tuesday night II
was decided TO recommend that the sal
aries OF the 450 principals and teachers
of the public schools of Salt Lake City
be advanced for the remainder of the
school year. The recommendation pro-
vides for g blanket increase ranging from
$4,000 10 $4,000 for the rest OF the
school year. and will add approxlrnat tely
Sc month to the pay OF each principal
and each teacher.
The Increase results from the fact, II
is said that the new school buildings eS-
pected to be IN readiness for occupancy
by the nlldyear cannot he completed and
few II any new teachers vii, be needed
which leaves more money TO he divided
pired part of the year.
Anticipating Il heavy increase IN teach
ers. the board OF education at the begin
ming OF the current school year. set apart
1865. 900 Tor principals and teachers sal
aries. Until within the last few DAYS a
portion of this has been held in reserve
to pay the new teachers necessary with
the building OF the new buildings. Now
that IL is certain that the new buildings
cannot be completed this year the fund
held In reserve for the expected addition
TO the instructlng corps will be divided
pro rata among the present Instructors.
The salary fund for teachers and prin-
cipals for the school year ending June
80. 1905, amounted to S325 900 approXi-
mately. increase in pay OF almost SO
600 over 1907, IT. Is said
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-11
OFF FOR LEAYENWORTH
WITH R0BBER in TOW

Deputy United States Marshal Fl. P.
Myton left Tuesday evening for Fort
Leayenworth. Kan, having Jack Lacey.
the Murray postoffice robber, in his Gus
tody. Lacey is TO serve a sentence OF
two years In the United States -rison
there. and will also be obliged 10 serve
thirty days over his sentence owing to
the fine OF 800 imposed by the court. On
this sentence he will receive six days a
month of for good behavior, which Will
make his term about twen,y-one months.
ell told. AT the expiration of the addi-
tional thirty days Lacey will he taken
before the prison commission, and upon
swearing shat he has neither money nor
property. and therefore is unable TO pay
his fine, he will be discharged from
prison, but the fine Will have TO be puld
with the first 800 he earns.
Lacey declared upon leaving that be
was glad 10 enter upon his actual SEN
tcnco. as he wanted his freedom again
as soon as possible, and when gained
would begin over and live a decent life.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-11
NO ROOM FOR LOVE
AT NO. 2 LOVES COURT

Notwithstanding the fact that his wife
and children live at No. Loves court
In the western part of the city. there was
not the least display of love when Frank
Nash, a dilapidated looking individual,
was taken to his wife and family early
Tuesday night in the police patrol In
fact the cold shoulder was given Nash
on his home coming.
Nash was taken 10 the city Jail early
Tuesday, having been picked up on the
street after having a lit. He remained
at the jail until early Tuesday night
when ne recovered sufficiently to tell
the police that his home was at No .
Loves court The police patrol was
brought out and Nash. accompanied by
Policeman Clough. was taken 10 the
number stated. Upon arriving a, Loves
court Policeman Clough knocked at the
door of the Nash home and informed
Mrs. Nash that they had brought her
husband home, Much TO the pollceman's s
surprise. Mrs. Nash did not throw the
door wide open and extend hearty
greeting. but instead informed the ofri-
Ger that her husband had been gone since
spring and she had been caring for three
children, and a great favor would be
granted her IL the man was taken away
Nash was taken back to the police sta
ton and put down in the dodgers quar-
tiers,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-11
TWO IMPORTANT CASES
ON DOCKET FOR TODAY

This morning. in the United States dis
trict court, the cases OF the United States
Va. Shirley ID. Parker and the United
states VS.. Albert Swain will be heard.
Parker is charged with having falsilad
his accounts while connected with the
local land office by increasing the amounts
a few cents and thereby making a fair
margin for himself, He Is the son OF
wealthy parents In Seattle, Wash. and
ago they Immediately furnished the ,,ec-
essary. bail and he has since been at his
home In that city. II is understood thai
he received only small amount by his
fesilicatlon OF the accounts Ia the 'and
office,
The charge against Swain Is receiving
clothes from discharged soldiers contrary
20 the provisions of the government. He
pleaded not guilty when arraiguod some
time ago.
-. The case OF the government against
Grace Fuller, who was also charged with
receiving clothes from soldiers. was dis
missed Tuesday by order OF judge Mar
shall She was indicted last April
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-11
BINGHAM CANYON
WATER IN DISPUTE
Suit of Col. Z. A. Wall Against
Town Is Now Being
Tried.
VALUABLE RIGHTS ARE
INVOLVED IN ACTION
Bingham Creek and Carr Forks
Are the Streams in
Controversy.

An interesting suit. especially to the
citizens of Bingham Canyon, is on trial
in Judge Morse s division of the Third
district court The title of the case
is e. A. Wall against the town of
Bingham CANYON. The suit involves
the water rights in Bingham creek and
Carr fork.
Colonel Wall is also asking for S20,-
600 damages from the town Of Bing-
ham for the alleged unlawful disturb.
ing Of his rights in the two streams
Of water.
Colonel Wall claims the right TO di-
vert a certain portion of the water of
Carr fork above the inhabited part of
Bingham Canyon to the main stream for
February 21, 1907, be saws that he is
the owner of and entitled TO the free
and unrestricted use of the waters of
Bingham creek. and further alleges that
ne built dam across Carr fork to dl-
vert the waters of that stream TO the
main stream for milling purposes. Aft.
er the water was so used il was al
lowed 10 pass on down Bingham crock
but in June. 1906, it is charged, the de-
fendant entered upon the mill site and
blew up the dam with dynamite. He
asks that tho title TO the water be
quieted in his favor and that the de-
fendant be restrained from entering
upol his property and destroying his
rights. Damages in the sum of 500.
900 for the defendants acts in blow
ing up the dam and keeping from the
use of the water are asked.
The defendant g contention is that by
reason of the appropriation by the cit
izens of Bingham Canyon. thirty or
forty years ago OF the waters of the two
streams, it is now the owner of these
waters.
If Colonel Wall is allowed to divert
the waters of Carr fork in dry weather.
it is claimed, there IS not sufficient
water Tor flushing and sewage purposes
in Bingham CANYON, which renders the
town extremely unhealthy and ieopar-
dies the lives of its citizens.
The trial of tho case will probably
last the remainder of the week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-11
SENSATIONAL CHARGE
MADE BY MRS. BRADY
She Says Husband Threatened
TO Kill Her and Their
Infant Child.

One wife and one husband sought di.
vorces in the Third district court Tues.
day.
Charging Michael T. Brady with hav.
ing threatened at their home, 939 Wind
sor avenue. October 10 of this year, to
take his last 81 to purchase revolver
and take first the life Of her infant
child and then her life, Mrs. May Brady
brought suit for divorce in the Third
district court Tuesday.
Mrs. Brady says they were married
here September 80. 1906. Brady is
charged with making other threats of
violence against Mrs. Brady and with
using profane and other improper Ian.
guage before the child, daughter,
Madeline, fourteen months old, Mrs.
Brady SAYS that she lives in constant
threats TO kill her and Eer child
Besides cruelty, Mrs. Brady alleges
non.support Brady is carpenter and
able 10 earn from $40 to 50 day, she
says.
With the divorce Mrs. Brady asks for
the custody Of the child, suit money,
attorney fees. $40 month alimony and
the restoration of her maiden name Of
Webb.
Simeon Westfall asks for a divorce
from Alice Katherine Westfall, whom
he married at Ogden on February %,
1903, on the ground of desertion. which
is alleged TO have occurred December
To- ten months after the wedding day.
There is one child, Audrey Westfa!l,
years, now in the care of the defen-
dant, 1t is set out.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-11
GREEK BOYS ESCAPE
FINAL PROSE CUTION
One Takes All the Blame for
Felony and Discharge Is
Result.

The case of the two Greek boys, Pc
robbing n lockbox at che local postof-
flee on December 26 last. was called In
the United States district court Tues
day. and after Peter had completely
exonerated bis brother from all con-
uecrion with the affair and changed has
plea of rot guilty 10 one of guilty, he
was discharged from custody pending
good behavior.
whom are under 20 years Of age, Sc.
cured key to the lockboS Of Simon
Bamberger, and opening the box helped
themselves to the mail contained in IL,
There were a number Of checks. and
the boys, or Peter, according to his
confession Tuesday, attempted to cash
these. This led TO the arrest of the
pair, Payment had beer stopped on
each of the checks. and no money was
secured. The boys were taken TO the
county Jail. whore they have been since
confined, and this fact was taken into
consideration by Judge Marshall In dis.
posing of the case.
There were seven counts against the
boys. robbery, opening United States
mail and attempting TO cash checks e1
tracted from the mail. being the basis
of the counts.
Tuesday, Peter Poulos pleaded his
brother IS cause, saving he alone was to
blame, and that his brother had. been
with him, but that be had taken no
part i'll the affair. Owing to the youth
OF the pair, and the fact that they had
been In Jail nearly a year. the court
ordered that sentence be suspended in
the case of Peter Poulos during good
behavior, and his brother There's was
discharged.