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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-07
EMERYvI[LE
OPENS TODAY
Smaller Fields, but Better
Horses Will Be Feature
of Meeting.


San Francisco. Nov. 6.-smaller fields
but Of infinitely superior class than al
any previous meeting in its history, will
he the rule OF the New California Jockey
club which opens its winter season at the
EmerS Vile race course tomorrow. Inc
uncertain features in connection with rae
ing on the metropolitan tracks and the
probable curtailment OF the New orleans
meeting. together with the liberal ADDED
money increases in the numerous stake
events to be decided here during the sea
son. have been the means Of stimulating
the local racing situation TO an extent
even beyond the expectations of the track
officials. Many new owners have elected
20 winter their strings on the coast. bring
ing with them the cream of the riding
talent in the country. An index OF the
calibre Of the horses that Will sport SILK
here is shown by the nominations in the
of such equine stars as Jack Akin. King
James. Rose Ben. Dsndeiion, Dorado.
Chaputepec. Angelus, montgomery, Fitz-
herbert. Trance. FirestOne Frank Gill,
Peter ounce. Big Chief. Meelick. Uncle,
Royal Tourist and others which have
stake winnings to their credit. To pilot
these nearly every leading jockey in the
country has been engaged. among them
being Z. Dugan. Walter Miller hotter
Sweet SchilliAg. W. Powers. Mccarthy,
Upton. Gilbert and others.
Well Known Horsemen Present.
sam IIiIdreth leads all owners with Ia
nominations to his credit The stables OF
r 4. Forsytha, p. 7 Chinn, President
Thomas Williams Barney Schneider,
Lucky Baldwin. AdolpI Spreckeis,
Charles Ellison and others follow closely
with representative entries.
The Burns handicap, the richest event
90 the western turf. will this year be
worth Sl5O0 and $4,000. The California
derby-the Blaze Ribbon classic-will APP
proximate $1,000 as VIII also the famous
Thornton four-mile stake. while the Cali
fornia Oaks and other fixed events have
been substantially bettered in the way of
added money.
The feature OF tomOrrOw's card is the
opening handicap AZ one mile. with S2.OUo
added money Five other races. inclui-
ing two handicaps, win max up the bal
aace of the card. The Hildreth stable
will undoubtedly furnish the favorite In
the big event for which surely TWO, and
possibly three entries from this barn will
contest The Indications point TO clear
weather, fast track and a recOrd-brsak
ing attendance.
PIN Dwyer and Jake Hoffman will al
ternate at the barrier during the season.
and the former viii send the horses 10
their journey in the initial event at l:tC
o'clock. Edward Hopper VIII preside In
the Judges stand assisted b. c II. Pet
tinSilI while Martin Williamson will Off
ciate as Handicapped and program writer.
The betting ring has been enlarged to ac-
commodate the increasing demand 70
space by the bookmakers. thiTty-five OF
whom are expected to cut in when racing
commences This number will be consid-
crabiy augmented when all of the bic
eastern operators shall have arrived.
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Apprentice allowance.
At Uatonia.

Cincinnati. Nov. 6.-Latonia results:
First race. six furloncs-Mrs. Sewali
won. Plume second, Miss Crittenden
third Time-1.15.
Second race mile-Floreai won. Dispute
second. Alice Baird third. Time-l:4l 20,
Third race. seven MISUNDERSTANDING
Dame won, SOrrel Top second, Alice c
third Time :2S 3-5.
Fourth race. six furlongs-Berwick
won. Dainty Dame second, Etheon third.
Time-I.I3 30
Fifth race-/seven furlongs-Deacon won,
Martius second. Mortiboy third. Time
La %.
Sixth race mile and seventy yards
Lady Baldur won. Brancas second, Alma
DuFOur third. Time-1:45 2-5.
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AUTO TRACKS PLANNED.
Eastern Running Courses to Be
Abandoned

New York. Nov. e.-The blight which
has fallen upon horse racing as a result
of the passing of the anti-race track bet
ting law. is expected to work a transfer
nation in the character and use of the
largest and most modern of the tracks
in the metropolitan district-Belmont park
which, according to current reports is
TO be devoted in future to automobile rae
ing and converted into a motor drive
The fact that the Belmont track is two
miles around. is cited as offering an ir-
reSiStible argument in its favor with pro-
moters of automobile racing. In the
twenty-four hours racing held at Brigh-
ton Beach track, the drivers had to make
four turns TO every mile. At Belmont
Park they would oRly have to slow down
for the turns four times in every two
miles. This would undoubtedly result in
new speed records being established.
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RAW LUNGS.

When the lungs are sore and in
aamed the germs of pneumonia and
consumption find Judgment and multi
nIv Foley's Honey and Tar kills the
~ough germs. cures the most obstinate
racking cough. heals the lungs. ana pre-
vents serious results. The genuine Is III
the yellow package. F. J. Hill Drug Co
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NOVEMBER 7 IN THE
ANNALS OF SPORT

fsS6-Lawrence NJ. Donovan. swimming
expert. jumped from the new suspension
bridge into the Niagara river, distance
Of 100 feet
1Sg5-At Austin Tex: Single scull race
for the worlds championship won by JACK
Gaudaur.
19Gl-At London. England: "Philadel-
phia Jack O'Brien knocked out Jack
Scales in first round.
1902-At Boston: Jimmy Briggs knocked
out Dave Sullivan in seventh round.
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hau- 1ns. nnSl. Little Ruttercup.

F. F. Shaw lo2: u0s). Little Buttercup.
les: l19. Yank, %.
Fifth race. H. s Mccain purse, one
and one-sixteenth miles. selling; Swear
oIds and up-120 Jack Paine. 1914: III. Vim
ton. l62+: rs Fair Fagot. 10: Ql6), Max
eta. 1917; 1l6. Ozanne. 102F-
Sixth race. James Metcalf. jr-. purse,
seven furlongs; selling: 3-year-olds and
up-u3 Tarp. 107. 104. Nancy w, lOi; -
Patriotic, 1902: 1i3. Handmaiden. l02s; III
Black Domino. 97e: liz. Lola White. 10Ii
los. FL Paisano. 107; 1oe, Piquet, l02"-
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If You Are over Fifty Read This.

Most people past middle-age suffer
from kidney and bladder disorders
which Foley's Kidney Remedy will
cure. Stop the drain on the vitality
and restore needed strength and vigor.
Commence taking FOley's Kidney Rem
edy today. F. j. Hill Drug Co.
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RHODES SCHOLARS WIN.

oxford. England NOV. 6-American
Rhodes scholars got two firsts and two
seconds in the varsity freshmen's sports
today. r. f. Blake of Tenne ssee won the
long jump. with 10 feet inches and C ;.
Spaulding of Arizona was second, with Is
feet So inches. c. F. Putnam of Kansas
won the hammer throw. with lf3 feet
inches breaking all freshmen's records.
Fresh Eggs Family trade our spe-
cialty. Brock Ranch Com Co. tel
Main 2030
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Winter blasts, causing pneumonia.
pleurisy and consumption will soon be
here. Cure your cough now. and
strengthen your lungs with ~Foley's
Honey and Tar. Do not risk starting
the winter with weak lungs, when Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar will cure the most
obstinate coughs and colds. and prevent
serious results. F. J. Hill Drug Co.
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GRANITE PLAYS PARK CITY.


Especial TO The HeraIu.F
Park City, Nov o--Saturdax aiterIooi,
~ o,cIooek the Granite High school
second team will meet the Park City
High school first team on Park CITY
Grounds As the Park boys have never
lost a game this season a good one Il
.N.rnncIpd
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EARTHQUAKE RELIC

or San Francisco Art Gallery now on
exhibition at the George L. Blinn mar
j,et. 20 be given away. The Flags Of
All Nations. in japanese silk and col
ors. 12o w First South. Ind phone.
los. Special Saturday prices. GooGs
IeIixAred
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SHIPPING.

CUT RATES 10 ATTY pari OF the Cnits1
fh,ppins goods eithe: east or west Sor'
respondents IN all the principal ciues
See us or phone 800. Redn,an van y
Storare Co. III 50 W Iempie-
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ing Weakness. In.onnia and Nervous De-
bility. s. per bcs Zone months treat
ment)- Prepared by Aldine Laboratories
Lexington Avs,ue. New York Sold In
Salt Lake. or mailed. on receipt Of price.
BIZ F. c. schrnnm. Druggist.
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Law Library for Sale.
Kodak Finishing.

800 books. for s25e.oO J. c. Royle. Il;
South Main street
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AUTOMOBILES.

FRANKLIN AUTOMOBILES Tor touring Ia
excel all others in economy. comfort
epeed and reliability. Don't go wrong
Machine co.
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EMPIRE THEATRE.

All new living and moving picture:
today See the old army chest and tbs
pioneers Special features
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YANK BEST BET
AT FAIR GROUNDS
Circles Field in Great Burst OF
Speed With Stride OF
Stake Winner.

With such old campaigners as BIZ
Bagwell. Billy Mayham and J. w. Fuller
scratched in the first race Yank was the
one good thing at the Fair grounds yes
terday. He was an outsider in the pet
ting and won the race because ne had
the most speed. The field of four got
away together in the same stride, ana
as they lined out for the dash. Yank
brought up in the rear. IL did not look
as If he had a chance as they galloped
down the back stretch. but on the turn
he began to show signs of life AS the
field entered the stretch. Yank showed a
wonderful burst of speed and cireled the
bunch and finished with the stride or a
stake winner. He led at the wire by
full length running away. This was the
first start of Yank during the meeting
and from now on he will be a hot FAVOR
lite with the players.
turze in the first race was another up
set of the day. Although he got away in
the lead. he was shut off twice during
the race. and on entering the stretch was
bad third. He came home with driY-
ing finish and showed a clean pair OF
heels to strung out field
Jack Paine was backed off the boards
in the fourth race and showed his class
by winning all the way. Nelson put him
through on the pole on the first turn
and held him in check to the wire He
didn't have a chance to lose.
See form sheet for summaries.
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salt Lake Photo Supply Co. Il. Main.
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PIANO STUDIO.

MRS. ALBERTA DERSHAM, 3i9 Const.
bldg. Ind phone 564. Graduate chicago
Musical colieS- ami European courses.
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INTEREST IN SCRAP.

Manager Joe Smith is busy shaping
matters for his boxing contest at Murray
next Monday night between Fete Sullivan
and Frank Downey. He telephoned up
last evening that there was great
amount Of interest In the scrap in the
smeIter town and that ne expected n
large crowd down from Salt Lake. He
has signed two Murray boys for a six
round preliminary and they will enter the
ring at about even weight, 10 TO 124
mounds
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NAOMI REBEKAH lodge No ! meets
every second and fourth Saturday even
ings of each month in Odd Fellows TEN
pie. Market street
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SALT LAKE aerie No. 81. F. 0. E
Meets every Friday evening. corner Sec
ond South and West Temple. Club rooms
open from 10 a m to Z D. m. every DAY
NJ. W. Beaver. Secretary.
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WASATCH lodge No. 1. F & 4 Il
Regular meetings held at the Masonic
temple, corner Second East and Fourth
South, the second Friday of each month
Members OF sister lodges and soiourniug
brethren cordially invited
A. f. HUTCHINSON, ". N.
A J. LOWE. Secretary.
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Today's Entries.

This afternoon will be Eagles day at
the Fair grounds. Manager Murray has
boosted the purses for the occasion and
has brought out the best horses stabbed
at the grounds. The six furlong handi-
cap. the fourth race will see the class
of the horses at the meeting starting
The entries are as follows:
First race. NJ. NJ. Beaver purse, five
and one-half furlongS; sellingSs 3-year-
olds and up-96 Wist. 107: 121. Reene w.
81; 11s, Azusa. 1923: 10. Sir Preston, 107;
106. Willie Gregg. 1O2"; Ill, Our Anna, 15I;
Ill. Platoon. 107.
Second race, George A Whitaker
purse, four and One-half furlongs; SELL
ing: 3-year-olds and up-1G7, Lady Ade-
laide. sc; 112 j. w. Fuller, 1O4; Old. Sam
G., 10Ss; III, Happy Chappy. 90; 80, Nina
Baker. lOl: III, Friar of Elgin, ll6.
Third race, Farley P. Christensen purse.
six furIongs; selling; 3-year-olds and up
1l9. Swaggerlator go; 11s. Bill Bagwell.
109: 107. Jillette. 109; lis. F. E. Shaw. 1917:
119. Yank. 1O7: 113. Balreed. 1O4: III. Sea
Sick, 100; Ill. Redan. 109.
Fourth race, the Eagles handicap. six
furlongs-115, Port Malone. 1l6: 119. Billy
Mayham. los: lis. Gypsy King. 10S; 115.
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SEWING MACHINES.

STANDARD New Home wing ma
chimes and supplies Young BIS. . "
list So. Ind ifhan4- 1855. BeiI 30eS
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UTAH CHAPTER No. J. r. A NJ
Stated convocations held at Masonic ten
pie corner Second East and First South,
the first Wednesday of each month So
journing companions cordially invited 70
attend. C r. KUTNEWSKY, II. P.
NJ. c. PHILLIPS. Secretary.
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MACCABEES- tent No.
meets every Wednesday evening at J. o.
o. F. hall. Market street. Sojourning Sir
knights cordially invited.
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CHIROPoDIsT.

DIX. ELIZABETH L. WISNEk. suns
l5-4iS Security x Trust Bldg. - Main 81
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MOUNT MORIAH lodge No ,. F. &
A. M.-Regular meetings held at MasOuiE
temple. corner First South and Second
East. the second Monday of each month
Members of sister lodges and brethren IL
good standing are cordially invited 10 al
tend. G.. b. PFOUTZ. W. NJ
CHRISTOPHER DIEHIs, Secretarv.
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SOCIETIES.

BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN
YEOMEN. homestead No 1l32. meets ev-
cry Thursday evening at O'Clock in Fed
Grafton of Labor hall. cor. Fourth South
and State SITS William L. Jenkins fore
man. J. Everett Seely. Cor. - South
Second East st. Bell phone Main SSH
UTAH. Commandery No. Il. Knights
Templar. Stated conclaves held at Ma
sonic Temple cor ID East and lst South.
the first Thursday Of each month. So
JOurning Sir Knights cordially invited 10
attend. JAMES H BROWN. +. c.
z. o. LEATHERWOOD. Recorder.
A A S RITE-The four coordinate
bodies of the A A S. Rite Of Free Ma-
sonary hold stated meetings the third
Thursday in each month at Masonic tenn
pie corner First South and Second East
streets. Sojourning brethren invited
LOUIS COIN, sd Degree.
V M Jordan Lodge of Perfection No.
T. NJ SURBAUGH. 32d Degree.
W. NJ. James Lowe Chapter Rose CrO.1
No. l.
JAMES H. BROWN. K. c. c. H
Commander Salt Lake Council RadOsh
s. D. EVANS. X. c. c. H.
NJ. and X. Utah Consistory No. /
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL. $50 Degree
Registrar for all the bodies.
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1cafL I ahiets

Natures own rem
edy for the re;u-
venation Of weak.
nervous, wasted.
oeoilitSted sys-
tens. Permanent
~ restore Vital
fly. whether los.
BY indiscretfons,
diSea sc or 6issfpa-
ton. Cure VAST
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At post min. OFF at 3:25. Time-:5L
Yank place as, show out. SWaggerlatOr place 4
Winner CHI & Morti Fonso- Merceda.
Scratched-Bill Bagwe J. W. Fuller, Billy May
start good Yank came with terrific burst OF spe
hauled leaders. Swaggerlator ran his race Crews
stretch. Murray had no speed
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Salt Lake. Friday, Nov. e. 1905 Twenty-first day
~ FIRST RACE six furiongs, selling. value
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HERALD SPORTING NEWS
HERALD'S FORM CHART

Weather clear. track fast.
. to winner 500.
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Nancy place out
Winner m
goodwo pu
the
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At post, ~ min. OFF at 2:4ll. Iime,I:Ie. -,
FurZe. place 6-5. show 3-5 White. place %, shoN
Winner, oh. m Nasturtum-Jula Hanover
Start good. handiy. second and third driving
Was off true finished with plenty TO spare
closed with his usual rush in the stretch
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II u. ID
Paine. place and show out. Esther B., place anC
Winner. Oh. &. Cromwell-Salli Mac.
Start good, won eased up. second and third cas-
il at the end but was not good enough slightly RAJ
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JAMES H. BROWN. K. c. c. Il.
Commander Salt Lake Council hadOsh
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At post / min. Off at 4:27. Time-l:0s
Dsmino place even. show L. Orman- pls
Winner blk. f.. Ethelbert- DOrothO.
Scratched-Wist. Nancy w.
Start good. won driving. second same, th
feet ride Hal the speed and finished resolu
strides Antara rode game race. Sea SICK
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Al post l min Off at 3:09. Time-:57.
Bird place IL, show out Runte. place
Winner. br f.. Inspector B.Mocking 81
Scratched-Ye Tail.
Start good. won eased up. second handily
-sady and breeZed home Runte ran a good
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-03
AUSTRALIA PROPOSES
TO GIVE FLEET SUPPLIES

Washington, May 24.-Approximate.
ly sj,000,0OO Is the estimate of the cost
Of the coal consumed by the Atlantic
feet when II will have finished its
cruise around the world. The esti.
mate of the cost of coal necessary to
move the fleet from San Francisco to
Hampton Roads by way of Honolulu
Manila and Suez canal has been re.
ported by the chief of the Bureau of
Equipment as amounting to S2O39, coo.
The Navy Department has been in
receipt of unofficial communications
from the Australian Government, of.
fering 10 furnish without cost the coal
required during the visit Of tho com
mand in Australian waters. or course,
the Government could not think OF &C.
coping such an offer and arrange.
mcnts have been made TO use Ame.i'
can coal for the entire cruise.
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4 u II 81 u gg u E y sa aBa
WATERFRONT NOTES
Il 30 u u NJ 81 ID d u * u u u u Y D
ALAMEDA OFF FOR COAST.

This morning was Alameda day"
on the waterfront. and until the time
when the popular liner pulled from
the dock, 1.-The vicinity Of the Oceanic
wharf was a scene of frcnzied activity
as is always the case on such occa-
sions. The speedy boat carried with
her As passengers IN the cabin, So in
the steerage, and n full cargo, below
matches and on deck. In fact, she
was loaded until uwash above the
water line, and she looked rakish and
raccy enough as she backed into the
stream.
Among those In the Storage were
two Hindoos, recent arrivals from the
Orient. bound for California, where
so many of these people are congro.
eating lately. Almost every steamer
into this port. also, coming either way,
from the Orient, Canada, Australia, or
the States, brings some of them,
The Alameda had very good sized
shipment of bananas ana pines on
deck. covered with tarpaulins. and
lining the spar deck from amidships
clear aft For number of days, a
string of wagons has been continually
bringing these to the wharf. The ba.
nanas amounted to about 5000
lunches.
Leis We're tossed about. the band
was there, and the scene as lively as
usual
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NEW All. s. S. RATES.

The All S. s. Neyadan will furu.
ish the next opportunity for passen-
gers rCr the Coast to get away from
Honolulu. She sails from this port on
Sunday night for Kahului, whore she
will be for three days loading un1
then will go direct to San Francisco
The Asia, due in tomorrow, though she
is owned by the Pacific Mail Company
Is under the British flag, and so will
carry no passengers out OF the port OF
Honolulu.
The rate Of the American Hawaiian
Company will be fixed at $G5 for the
trip from this port to San Francisco
beginning with the voyage Of the Ne.
yadan, and this rate will be made for
those people who wish to go out on
her Sunday night, and spend o dry or
two seeing Maui before they 30 on To-
the Coast.