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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-11
CARLOAD HORSES FOR
EMERYVILlE TRACK
SeWelI Scores Victory Over
Clever SprinterS in Field
wick Handicap.

OAKLAND. Nov. 10.-Sewell, the 10
10 favorite. scored q victory over a field
Of clever sprinters In the Fieldwlck handi-
cap at Oakland track today. The event
OF good card. Native Son, at 20 TO L,
set merry pace, and led until well In
the stretch. when Sewell closed last and
beat him IN a drive Roalta was third.
Wap, played from IL to 1 to to /.
took the second race from Boas and Billy
Pullman,
Barney schreiber and Frank Weir were
among today arrivals. A carload OF
horses. including Roseben consigned to
Weir will reach Emeryvillc tomorrow.
First race, six furiongs. selling--Nebu-
Kennedy. lo2 lGiibeTo, IS to 5. second ;
Adena, l02 (Kirschbaum), even money.
third. Time. I:l4 Us. Burneu. Sir Wes-
ley. San Oak and Edith r. finished as
Second race, six furlongs. selling-Wap,
81 tTaplin), TO l, won, Boas. 1o2
(Walsh). to /; second; Billy Pullman,
Myer. Abbey and Billy Bowlegs finished
as named.
Third race, one mile. sellne;-PhIanx,
III (sweeD, s TO 3. won; Lady Alicia,
ll9 &C. RusseD. 8 TO !. second; Charley
Paine. ll9 (Archibald). to .. third,
Time. 1:41 2-5. Romanog. Mamie Stan
handicap-Sewell. lis CPowers). 3 to 4,
won: Native Son; 92 lWalsh), 20 to !.
second: Roalta. 100 (GilberD. 10 to /.
third. Time. 1:13. Force and Pajorlta
finished named.
Fifth race. one milo and sixteenth.
selling-Sir Brillar, l06 Wandusen). Z TO
/. won; Remember, l02 &C. RusselD, Z TO
10, second: Cloverland, 10 (Powers), ~
to l. third. Time, l.47 1-5. l.. G. Ack-
erIy. Fuletta, Royal Red and Lord Prlm
rose finished as named.
Sixth race. one mile and seventy yards.
purse-Montgomery, l12 (ShilliDg), Is TO
second. Don Enrique. l09 (W. Miller). 20
to /. third Time, 1.43, Sugarmald also
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Entries for EmeryviIle.

OAKLAND. Nov. 1o.-The entries for
Wednesdays races at Emeryville are as
follows:
First race. eleven -siytcenths OF mile.
seling-Royal n. l22; Merrill. ll9; Web
ber 1l9; Won Tromp, III; Satkass III;
Goldena. ia; Hereafter, ia; Steel Blue,
1o9, Ornate. 3d. Cosset, 80: Aptoro. 81:
Coppit, "a,
Second race, fve-eighths OF mile.
purse-Captain John. 1l0; Aksar Ben, 10;
Carmisa, io7; Meddl!ng Hanna, lO7; Toll
Box. 1O6: Miccela, 103. Madman. 106;
Harry Standhope. l03; Bishop W., 10o;
Paio Alto, 102; Osceola, l02; Matchtulla,
90.
Third race. Futurlty c. selling-St.
Fancis. 10: The Mist. 107: ST. Avon,
1o5; Silver Stocking, lo2; Woodcraft. 1o2;
Bellwe tllcr. 100
Fourth race. one and one-sixteenth
miles, Winters handicap-Dandelion. 11S:
Montgomery, 11S. Firestone, lis. Royal
Tourist, l04; Neva Lee, 102; w. T. Over
ton, 101.
Fifth race, one mile and fifty yards,
seiling-County Clerk. 112; Huapala, ll2:
Frank Lubbock. lo9, Colonel Bronson,
100: Lazelle, 1O9; My Pal. 100; Midmont,
100.
Sixth race. one mile and fifty yards,
selling-Talamund. III; Eckersall ll2;
Royal Red. 109: Melar, 109; Charles
Green. 109: NJ. NJ, 100; Little Min
lister. 109. ChoK Hedrick 10s, Etapa, 109 /,
Mistress OF Rolls 104,
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GRADE TEAMS TO PLAY
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP

BY defeating the Lincoln football team.
the Lafayettes won the west side grade
school championship with a perfect rec
ord. not having been defeated the present
season. The game was played on Twelfth
East and Fourth South and the score was
40 to o In favor OF the Lafayettes. No
Fancy plays were used. only straight foot
ball, bucking the line giving all tho
On November 90 the Lafayettes Will
play the Summers. the latter being the
east side champions, not having lost
game the present season, for the city
championship, This gamo Will be played
on Cummings field and. as all tho grade
schools are Interested In the outcome, IL
Is thought that over 10000 persons will
be present.
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match with Pete Sullivan to be held on
Thanksgiving day at American Fork. II
this fails Cyclone Thompson or Boer I'm
holz may he secured, as Sullivan Is anx-
ious to meet either OF those two fighters
again just to show them how he stacks
up when In good health. Sullivan says
ne can put the Boer away In 1--WE rounds,
and Is confident that he can make the
Cyclone throw UP tho sponge In about a
dozen rounds,
Clifford would be the hardest man OF
the three for Sullivan TO defeat. He has
hard punch and fights all the time.
Sullivan will leave for American Fork.
where ho viii spend a few days will,
Beal.
II was thought that Jack Forest OF
Ogden 5nd Sullivan would be matched,
but IL seems that the two men cannot
agree on weight Forest i9 a heavy man
and cannot come anywhere near the
lightweight limit
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TRACK STABLE BOY
BREAKS A RECORD
Carroll Pilots Redan Under the
Wire Easy Winner in
Fourth Race.
JOCKEY MANDERS WINS
TWO OF THREE MOUNTS
Money Is Well Divided Between
First and Second Class
Horses.

J. Carroll. stable boy, rode Redsr
to the front in the fourth race and
broke the state record for Eve and 8
half furlongs, covering the distance IL
1:os3i, the former record being l:09h
With green boy on Redan, the horse
vas held lightly by the hookies. open
ing with to l and closing 5 TO ] in
the betting. The horses were three
minutes at the post, but when they
did get away Carroll showed Redan to
the front and held the pace TO the
finish.
The tack was fast and fair crowd
was Off from 2 to 8 p. m, during which
time no street cars were running to
the fair grounds, which delayed the
races one hour.
Two favorites, two second choices,
one third choice aud one outsider took
down the money, which made the bet
ting lively throughout.
Manders Wins First Event.
Governor Orman, with Mandcrs up,
won the first race of the day, six and
g. half furlongs. Orman was not fig
ured IN the running, but took the lead
at the start and held it TO the finish,
NiuAlnS DS !euGID fEulu -AuJdId, bI'
Sherman taking the show.
Bill Bagwell, the favorite in the sec
ond race for six and half furlongs,
was shut out. Nelson riding the horse
Yank, an 3 10 second choice. took
the honors by three lengths, with Nc
Intyre il the saddle. Nancy w beat
out Furze for place by one length.
Billy Mayham. the Z to 10 odds-on
favorite in the third race, with Morse
up, won q hard and exciting race from
Sam G., leading at the wire by length.
The two horses wcro abreast nearly
the entire distance, but Mayham
could not be headed Swaggerlator
showed, Jillette and j, W. Fuller were
among the also rams.
Redan Big Surprise.
Redan was the big surprise Of the
day. J. Carroll. stable boy, volun~
tccrcd TO ride the horse, and he not
only made good for the honors, but also
broke the state record for five and a
half furlongs, his time being los So
The world s record is LOS Is. sylvia
L. beat out Gypsy King for place.
Platoon was the big favorite in the
fifth race and he Won nearly all the
way, coming In ahead of Our Anna by
two lengths e. c. Runte was a dis.
appointment, taking the show half
length back. Knowledge was left at
the post.
Nelson rode Yellowfoot, the even.
money favorite IN the sixth and last
event, four and half furlongs, but
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Good Roads Meeting.

The board OF directors Of the Salt Lake
Automobile club will hold q meeting at
2:30 O'Clock Friday afternoon In Governor
or-olect William Spry, Senator Reed
Smoot and Representative Joseph Howell
VIII be present. The meeting is being
called for the purpose Of discussing plans
for the big good roads conventio
which is to he held At the Commercial
club some time prior TO the meeting OF
the state Legislature. At this convention
IL Is proposed To draw up bills which Will
be presented 10 the Legislature relative
TO the good roads movement
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Races at Latonia,

CINCINNATI. Nov 1o.-Latonla re-
suits:
First race. five. and a half furlongs-
Dr. Mayer won, Killngton second. Mique
O'Brieu third. Time. III.
Second race, six furlongs-Ma rrnorean
won. Miss Felix second, Europa third,
Time. lis Id.
Third race. six furlongs-Snake Mary
won, Sorrel Top second, Dainty Belle
third Time, III 80.
Fourth race, six furlongs-Merrics won.
Cloisteress second, Bonart third. Time,
l,I6 4-5.
Fifth race, one mile and a rurlong-
Maid Militant won, Quagga second, Apt
third. Time. 200 Is.
Sixth race. one mile and a furlong-
Gold Treasure won. Bitter Hand second.
Leonard Joe Hayrnan third. Time,
I.59 2-6,
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OVER FIFTY PLAYERS
ON INELIGIBLE LIST

CHICAGO. Nov. 10.-More than fifty
players OF the Milwaukee and Minneapo-
us teams Of the American associat ton
and Of tho Three-I, Southern and Pa
ciflc Coast leagues, were placed upon the
ineligible lists by the national board OF
arbitration. They were alleged TO have
dehed the rules OF the agreeemnt by en-
gaging in post-season games with out
law" clubs,
No fines were meted out, but before
signing contracts for next season the
players must apply for reinstatement.
when their punishment will be decided
upon by Secretary Farrell. Tho board
also ordered the blacklsting OF Presi-
dent Wolse OF the Spokane club for al
which could not be substantlatcd by him.
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Gypsy Is Injured.

George Mitchell, member of a Gypsy
band which Is camping on the west side
of the fair grounds was quite seriously
injured Tuesday afternoon by being
thrown from a horse against street
car
Mitchell was riding the horse without
any bride near the fair grounds when il
took fright and ran away, The street
car was standing near the entrance to
the fair grounds and the horse ran into
1t. throwing Mitchell against the side OF
the car. badly bruising his head and
spraining his left wrist
The man was taken back 10 the camp.
where members Of the band cared Tor
him,
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JOHNSON AND BURNS
GET DOWN TO WORK
Special to The Tribune.

SYDNEY. Australia, Nov l0.--Jack
johnson. the colored heavyweight pugillst
who is matched TO meet Tommy Burns
In this city in the near future, and his
manager, Sam Fitzpatrick. have arrived.
and viii take up training quarters inmc :
diately. Johnson looks the picture Of
health. and Is confident that he can de-
feat Tommy Burns. With both men on
the ground the exact date Of the match
Will be fixed probably the latter part OF
this month or tho first part OF Deccm-
ber.
Both OF these men have travelled
coming contest is OF an International ma
ture- 1t Is expected that the fight will
draw the largest house that ever wit
messed q night. Both men are confident
OF winning, and have about month In
which TO train 20 prepare for tho con-
test.
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Mantel Goes West.

Frank Mantel. one OF the hist welters
in the ring today, left Tuesday night over
the Los Angeles limited for Los Angeles
of the best ones In the country Mantel
likes to box at la5 pounds, but as men at
this weight are scarce he will go as high
as 1oi, although at the latter figures he
gives away great deal and handicaps
himself. Mantel, when he arrives on the
coast, Will have made a transcontinental
trip. coming all the way from Boston.
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Will Play Of Tie.

Dan Winters, j, Peters and f.. Maughan
who are tied tor second place in the con-
tlnuous pool tournament. Will play of the
same at the Log Cabin next Friday night
They have played two series to see which
was the best, and In each the men tied.
They Will now play the third series
Peters plays for 100. Maughan for 90 and
Winters for SO balls
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Sunday-School Football.

The Presbyterian Affiliated Y. NJ. c. A.
football team defeated the Phillips Con-
gresational team al Liberty. park Tues
day afternoon by O score OF 30 10 s. In
hard game. The losers scored In the
last minute OF play. securing the pall on
a fumbled punt The Presbyterans used
the forward pass to good effect. The
touchdowns were made by Godbe ,
Owens, !; Francis l, and Dye, 5.
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DIED


SoDER-In this city. on November 10.
1908. Dearyl Henry Solder. OF scarlet
fever. aeed l2 years, II months and 4
days. Little son oil MIR, and Mrs a. g.
sodcr. Funeral private from the resi-
aence, ZIG Navajo street. Waterloo. TO-
day wednesday,. November IL. at II n
m. lntormcnt In Mount Olivet come
terry,
SABIN-In this city. November o. Robert
s;abln. In his 3Itb yoar. Funeral serv-
Ices Will be held from the Elks' hail.
Thursday. November II, at p. IN Inter-
mcnt In Akron. n. y,
ALDRICI--In this city. November 10,
1905. Mrs. Cordelia Adrich. aged rs
ond West Funeral services will be held
from the residence on Wednesday at :
o clock. intcrmcnt in Mt Olivet- Friende
Inr Il cd.
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LoganiteS After Scalps.
Special 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN, Nov. 10,-Members OF the foot
ball eleven OF the Agricultural college OF
Logan and a number Of other students
from that institution invaded Ogden
Tuesday for several hours The college
route TO Los Angeles by way OF Oakland,
San Francisco and Santa Barbara, where
In the latter city. they meet the St Vim
cent football team next Saturday. Tho
boys express confidence over the resnlt
OF the game and say they expect to
bring back the scalps or the Angel City
bOVs
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Judgment Is Entered.

By stipulation. In Judge Ritchie's diyi-
sion OF the Third district court, Tuesday,
the Dolntosh- Bell Livestock company
was given judgment for $3.50 against the
Union Pacific Railway company for in
jury TO s34 head OF sheep in transit from
Bliss. Idaho, over the defendant COM
pany's lines TO Omaha. Neb.. in Noyem-
Der OF 1905. The plaintiff asked for
$i103.
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Kaufman Defeats Mustain.

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 10.-AI Kauf-
mann knocked out Terry Mustain tonight
In the fourteenth round. II was a slug
gins match from start to finish, Kauf-
mann proved the tougher OF the two and
finally beat down his opponent
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Horses Continue Breaking Records

was beaten out by two lengths Tor the
honors by Eisanzapf on Esther NJ. Ny
Nurse ran a game race. but was lost
in the shuttle.
Today's Entries.
First race. six furlonge. selling. three
yenr-olds and up--(ll3), Z. G. Runte,
lo2': l34, Black Domino. 97'; lS7, Burno-
lettc. l02". l36, Azusa, 102; l26, YanS
Ill; 1876, Bin Bagwel, III: lSS, Billy
Mayham. Ill.
Second race. Eve furlongs. selling. three
year-olds and up-123. Wist l0i'; l29.
13A, Nina Baker. 10I: 13i, Katie Crews
1927 1&i.. Lady Adelaide. l02; So. Knowl-
edge, 1922; 1877, Nancy w. 107; lef, Gov.
Orman, 100; 40, Our Anna, 1929.
Third race. i've furlongs. selllnG, thrce-
year-olds and up-l23. Whist. 104'; 129,
Kuropatkin, 109; 130. Glenevis 100; 1876.
Dr. sherman, 104': 100, Julia e. 10A; l23,
Sir Preston, 109, 1856, Willie Gregg 109.
Fourth race, seven furlongs, selling.
three -year-olds and up-i37. Furge. 105' /.
l2S, Tarp. 1867; 1S0 Handmaiden. 107i ;
1855. f l.. Shaw. 10S~; 1888, Piquct, 1922,
Fifth race. seven furlongs. selling
three -year-olds and up--1ST Western.
lQ5': l$I, Anona. 1o7; l$o, DR. White:
l01; lS8. j. V. Kirby, 1o7i t5?. HI Caul
Cap, l07.
Sixth race, four and one-half furiongs,
selling. two year -olds and up-1Sl, Nal
r!na. 1917; l41, My Nurse. 80; 1l4. Ban
theI. go, 1873. Jillette, 10. 1SS, ]. w. Full
Ter. 11o; (l3D, Happy Chappy. lI4'; 1873,
Swageerlator. ll4s-
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apprentice allowance.
Today's Selections.

First race. six furlongs-Yank, Bill
Ragwell and Black Domino.
Second race, FIVE furlongs-Gov. Ornian.
Lady Adelaide and Nancy W.
Third race. five furlongs-Kuropatl tlin.
Sir Preston and Gleuevis.
Fourth race, seven fuTlongs-F. Z.
Shaw. Tarp and PIquet.
Fifth race. seven turlongs-Hi Caul
Cap. j. V. Kirby and Anona.
Sixth race, four and a half furiongs-
Happy Chsppy. Bantbel and Jillette.
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CLIFFORD MAY COME
TO Box SULLIVAN

The fight fans may be treated to real
boxing match In the near future II pres
cnt negotiations carry through. z. Beal
Is trying 10 secure Jack Clifford for a
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SPARES AND STRIKES

The Il. c. NJ. T. league bowling team
defeated the Crescents on the Crown al
leys Tuesday night, best two In three
games. by a total score OF 1851 to 25S7.
The Individual scores wore as follows:
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a Atpost3 3minu A
Winner b. m
handly. second land Ird
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AUCTION SALES

BY z NJ ONION-ON ACCOUNT OF
sickness, the sale advertised for this
morning ut 31S First avenue Is tempor-
arily postponed. II conditions are right
it will be sold some time next week.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER> w HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
emhalrncr, 225 $. West Temple; phones
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WANTED-AT ONCE. A WoMsV
general housework: good warss
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BOY TO ANSWER TELEPHONE
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ASSISTANT AT SODA FolNTa
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GIRL OR WOMAN FOR TTpS7
chamber work. Apply this q. H.
leieh hotel, 1877 L. 1st So. topposiss
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ACTORS AND ACTRESSES wa
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BOY. 16 OR OVER. TO DRIVE y
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nigh, school preferred. CAL ~
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BRIGHT YOUNG MAN FOB ~ g.
tive work: good OPPORTUNITY '
party; no triflers need apPI.
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SEWING HELP TO DO ALTEr1
work. Apply Hamilton's. ZIG So' +
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AN EXPERIENCED sATrT.
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At post minutes, on at i:4l. Time. 1:osi
Redan. place Go show l-2. Sylvia u. place 2-3.
Winner, b, &. Artillery Princess Nonette-
Scratched-Little Buttercup.
Start good. driving second and third same.
Redan found his speed today and made romp o
strong in stretch. King met with interferenc
I'm FIFTH RACE. Four and a half furongs.
The bee., 1908-10-01

Stomach troubles would more
quickly disappear il the idea OF
treating the cause, rather than the
effect. would come into practice. A
tiny, inside, hidden nerve, says DIR.
ShoOp, governs and gives strength
to the stomach. A branch also goes
to the beart, and one to the Kidneys.
When these "inside nerves" fail,
then the organs must falter. DIR.
Shops Restorative is directed
specifically tO these falling nerves.
Within ~ hours after starting the
Restorative treatment patients say
thew realize n gain.
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Incorporated. drug department.
The bee., 1908-10-01
Most Worthy Article.

When an article has been on the
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ter coughs We owe this to Ballard 3
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saved my children from many sick
spells"
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Make, Homelv Women Pretlx.

No woman no matter bow regular
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pretty 1t her complexion Is bad.
Oriuo Laxative fruit Syrup aids dI-
gestion ana clears saitN~ blOtched
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Peter Fry. Woodruff, Penn writes
After doctOring for two years with
the best physicians 10 Waynesburg,
and still getting worse, the doctors
advisad me II / had any business Ia
attend to had better attend to II az
once, as could not possibly live
another month as there was no cure
for me. Foley's Kidney cure was
recommended To me by a friend and
I Immediately sent my son to the
store for IL, and after taking three
bottles 1 began to get better and
continued to improve until l was
entirely we'll. Sold by st. Bernard
Mining Co., Incorporated, Drug De-
partment.
The bee., 1908-10-01
NeUOIeOn BOnaparte 80

Showed. at the hattie battle of Au-
stralitz, he was the greatest Leader
in the world. Ballard's Snow Lini-
ment has showed the public it is the
beat Llnimeut in the world. A
quick cure for Rheumatism, Sprains
Burns, Cuts. ETC., A. C.. Pitts, Rod
essa. La, saws: II use Billiards.
Snow lininent in the my family and
flnh il unexcelled for sore chest
headache, corns. in fact tor any
thing. that can be reached by llni-
ment.
Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store,
Incorporated,