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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-08

mounts other than those Of ]. H. Bran
non, by whom he is employed, because
of an unsatisfactory ride on Galvanic
early in the meet
The Other Bad Race.
The other decidedly bad race was the
first one On form the horse that should
have been last won the race by six
/ lengths against a field that appeared to
I be dead. Buna has had two starts at
the meeting In the first she was last
and in the second race she was next
For the races that looked bad excuses
may be given. Harris may not have
/ been capable Of a better ride than he
gave Exchequer, the horse that should
have won the second race. Perhaps
Cavanaugh and Cotton. on PretensiOn and
Bon Ton, the favorites in the third race,
did their best, and perhaps knight Deck,
the favOrite in the fifth race, didn't like
the track. These three races may be
forgiven, but the first and fourth were
inexcusable.
If yesterdays racing was not for the
purpose of helping the books. it certain
ly did not injure them, for on every race
an enormous killing was made. When
the favorites lose the books rejoice. Yes
terday only one favoTite won, and that
favorites were heavily played and with
one exception, with the same results.
The details of the disaster follow:
First Race.
Buna followed pace within striking dis
lance until well in stretch, where she
shot to front at viii and won as rider
pleased. Sly Ben set a hot pace to final
sixteenth, where he weakened. He was
probably second best. Salina was lucky
to be third the way the race was run.
I Banhama, knocked almost to her knees
at start. lost ali chance.
Second Race.
throughout, just lasting; was firing fast
In final sixteenth. ExChequer was best:
finished fast. Dorothy Ann ran a good
race. All but left at post she gradually
O'Toole weakened in the final sixteenth.
Dollar bounded it all the way. Others
showed nothing.
Third Race.
Gene Wood set a hot pace and was
never seriously threatened. CASTLE fin
ished stOutly under a fierce drive Win
neT was too much for him. Bon Ton
closed up ground fast in the final eighth,
finishing stOutly. Pretension ran a dull
race first part but finished fast. Hi
Caul Cap was never in the running.
Fourth Race.
MeddHng Hannah followed pace to wire
in stretch. where she came away win
ming easily. Booger Red hard pressed
might have finished closer up. Marburg
Z IlFeQ IN LLe Ilildl SlAlttIlH- + ore UdQ no
excuses; was best Blagg not good
enough.
Fifth Race.
La Refine Hindoo set a terrific pace
throughout and won in a common can
ter. Fountain, best of others, finished
/ second easily Beau Man tired fast in
the final eighth Deck not ready. Figent
left at post.
Sixth Race.
pe5 &c -,-.,,f 20 fbs front x.-i,,,, ,-ss 4,
and won as rider pleased. II was no
I contest Kopek went well first half. but
weakened in the final eighth Colonel
White ran a distant third, finishing fast.
fibertO can only run on a good track.
Wooden knocked clear out of it at the
start.
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If IT'S HERE
IT'S RIGHT
MOTOR RACES FOR TONIGHT
SamuelsOn, Wilcox and MunrOe to
Meet Behind Fast Machines
at the SANGER.

The first motor paced bicycle race of the
season is scheduled for the Salt Palace
this evening. In this race. Samuelson,
MunrOe and Wilcox. each paced by a ma
chine that can give them all the pace they
can stand, win try 20 take first honors in
the motor-paCed game for The season or
1903 All three Of the boys have been train
ing for the event for the past week and
have miles close to the 1;20 mark to their
credit. and each claims he will make this
time in the race tonight
In addition to the motor race, a full pro-
gram Of sprint events viii be run. The
professionals have a twO-mile lap handi-
cap and a hree-quarter-mile open, giving
both the sprinIeTs and pluEgers a chance
at the money.
The amateurs are likewise accommO-
dated with a mile handicap and a quarter
mile open.
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FINED FOR PLAYING
SUNDAY BASEBALL

Atlantic City. n. J., June Charged
with violating an ordinance which pro-
hibits all Sunday amusement, Edward
Bader. secretary of the Atlantic City
Athletic club, under whose auspices the
Philadelphia American league team and
the Reading Tri-State ieaguers played a
baseball game here yesterday, was sum
mOned into police court today and fined
500. Yesterdays game was the first Sun
day exhibition of the sort here and was
played despite the protests of the Sab
bath alliance, the Good Citizens league
and the pastors of different churches.
Bader was summoned into court on In
formation made by Chief or Police Wood
Tuff
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HOCKEY LEAGUE PLANNED.

Chicago, June PLANS for a hockey
league uniting Chicago with eastern cit
les in this sport will probably be deter
mined definitely at a meeting this week
between Thomas W. Prior and eastern
team managers. Prior, who Is manager
of a west side ice rink, left last night
for a tour Of the eastern cities.
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RESULTS AT ST. cLoun-

st. Cloud. June Nv. K. Vanderbilt's
I'Fxile won the Prix du Ruisseau, dis
lance one mile and four and one-half fur
longs. and a purse of 800.
In the PrfX des NauX his Dor Corn
stalk came in first and won q purse Of
5000.
Ripolin. also a Vanderbilt entry. won
the Prix des Geranaums and the purse Of
81 600
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TO MEET WEST
IN G0LFING MATCH

New York. June THAT there will be
a large team match between eastern and
western golf professionals on June p and
%, preceding the national open champion
ship at the Englewood club links, the
Eastern Professional Golfers association
decided today. The annual champion
ship itself falls on June "A and %. The as
ISOLATION today elected as president
George Strath of the Crescent Athletic
1rrA
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CHAMPION SWIMMER
TO BE MARRIED

New York. June 7.-CharIes NJ Dan
iels, champion short distance swimmer
Of the world and Mrs. Florence Good
year Wagner, daughter Of the late Frank
H. Goodyear, of Buffalo, today obtained
a license for their marriage here. 1t was
announced that the couple were to be
tanned a divorce from George ODDS Wag-
rer in Paris last March
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BERKUM BREAKS RECORD.

San Bernardino. Cal. June Paul
Derkum Of Los Angeles lowered the
worlds motorcycle record yesterday by
covering five miles in a competitive race
in 4:46 2-5, standing start.
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RESULTS AT LEWEs.

Lewes, England, June THE Aber-
gavenny stakes. from 2-year-olds Of 5
sovereigns, with POO severe gns added dis
lance five furlOngs, was won today by
Wolfsland. The Israelite was second and
IL P. Whitney's Top O. the Morning third.
Six horses ran.
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sWIPED $4,000.

Baltimore. June William F. Downs
a former clerk in the city registrars Of
flee was today placed on trial in the
criminal court here on two counts charr-
ing larceny of city moneys The total
alleged defalcatiOn was ST.. 900. Downs
was a s900-a-year clerk.
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MAY BE REINSTATED.
Bookmaker is Attempting to Prove
a Clear Record.

The board of stewards OF the Utah
Jockey club will meet today to hear the
appeal Of B0okmaker Columbus Jones
from the decision of Judge P. P. Pome-
roy in forcing him to suspend opera
lions in the betting ring at the race track.
From indications last evening it seemed
evident that Jones would be permitted
to reopen his book
Jones was suspended and asked to re-
move his slate from the betting ring be-
cause the judges were dissatisfied with
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FERGUSON AND JEANETTE BOUT.

: Boston, June SANDY Ferguson y
\ and Joe Jeanette were matched yes \
\ terday to fight a 12-rOund bout at the \
\ Armory Athletic association. June p y
\ Jeanette has just returned from y
y France.
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sVANHERe TO MEET HAYES.

Kansas City, June John Svanberg of
Sweden, winner of the Chicago Mara
thon, and Johnny Hayes, the American
runner, were matched today for a twen-
ty-mile race to be run here Sunday,
June 13, at the Kansas City Athletic Club
park
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RRookLYN SIGNS CLEMENT.

New York. June The Brooklyn Ma
tional league club tOdayfsecured Outfield-
er Wallace Clement from the Philadel-
phia club Of the same league. His acqui-
sitiOn cost the Brooklyn management
50o
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-08

A private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglar proof vault of the Salt
Lake Security & Trust Co, 80 up Main
street, $500 per year and upwards.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Toledo-Toledo, 0; st. Paul, 8.
At apOlis-IndianapOl o; Mime
spols, l.
At Observation-Disclosures, 2; Column
bus, 8.
At LOuisville-LOuisville, 4; Kansas
City, 0.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

WICHITA, June 7.-Score: r. H. Z.
Batteries-Wright and Kerns; Brennan
and Weaver.
At Sioux City-Sioux City-Des MONIES
game postponed; rain.
At Denver-Denver-P Pueblo game post
poned; rain.
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$3.50 Ogden Canyon Excursion
An ideal outing, via BAMBERGER
LINE. Ask our agent. Phones 159.
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DR.. Gibson has removed his Office
from the Tribune building to the Scott
building, 1853 South Main street,
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Fifth race, selling
Sixth race, selling.
civ .r-I cna-ha1f fur
Third race selling


= '
, YESTERDAYS WINNERS. =
: CLOSING Prices) ,
2 First race
: Buua. O. 90 ., won.
: Sly Ben, to place second. =
. Salna. DO 10 / show, third. =
. Second race
= Byron. TO l. won. ;
. Excne1uer. ] TO = place. second. >
. Third race
. Gene Wood. { 90 Z. won. =
, Prince of CASTLE, 10 place, sec =
. 0ud =
= Bon Tom & 60 show. third. :
. Fourth race =
> Needing Hannah, = to 1, won. =
EIlge- Red. I tg place, second. =
, Narburs. out show, third. =
. Fifth ut-- =
la Refine Hindoo. to 1, won. :
2 Mabel Fountain. place. second :
= Beau Man 20 I show, third. =
= Sixth race =
, Red Leaf, g 90 g.. won. =
, Kopek. 90 I place. second. ,
= Colonel White. even show, third. =
$4,000 - 4 A 4 L 4 l. 4 L L 1 A
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sherin,s Sale.

One merry-go-round, 1872 So. Fourth
West, today at 19 a. m.
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Dancing finer than ever. Christen-
sens big orchestra. Round trip, 25c
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BOXING PROMOTER
HELD FOR H0LDUP

Albany. June Barney Reilly. prize
fight promoter, and James Brennan,
both Of Albany, were each held in si2
600 bail today in police court, charged
with being two Of the three men who
recently held up Fred Archer, a negro
horse dealer. here. Archer says he was
robbed Of $500.
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The INDIAN.

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Three years on motor cycles in the noun
tains Of Wyoming and Colorado has led
me to the conclusion that the INDIAN Is
superior to all. I tried all makes before
the INDIAN, and adopted It rather reIuct-
antly, but would not change II for any
machine on the market. A oh. .. Twin
will take you anywhere and get you back
Yours truly, W. T. LEE,
Wire chief r. NJ Bell Telephone Co,
Cheyenne. WyO.
CARRIERS LEAGUE CYCLE STORE
325 So. W. Temple,
Both Phones.
You don't have. to take anybody's dust
II you ride the Indian.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.
Tonight!
Tonight!

Automobile Exchange, So Postoffic,
Place.
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Racing that was So very bad that even
t-e uHiHiuateI were suspicious character
lied Yesterdays meeting of the Utah
Jockey club Several races looked bad.
Two were bad. In the fourth race. the
DAY IS handicap feature event indications
u- deliberate crOoke dness were so appar-
gt that official cognizanCe by the judges
OF one course was necessary and one of
the jockeys who deliberately fOuled a
horse that should have won the race was
suspended
The fourth racy bore every indication
q. boat race. The start included sew
uu Of the fastest ones on the track,
On tHa list were BO0ger Red, the fast
little pony, Bl8gg. It horse which had a
varied career at Santa Anita Meddling
Hannah, a sst, but erratic, mare; Fore
one OF the fastest fillies on the track
and MaTburg. a colt that could hardly
BE- expected to be IN the money.
THE race was for five fUTlOngs and to
the people who follow the form of the
horses 10 was a certainty that Fore would
hin ln siX-5urlOng race on LAST Thurs
cay Fore went the first five furlongs
To la- %. Yesterdays track was faster
,an on last Thursday and yet Fore ran
.N ln race in which the time was 1;03
Tor five furlOngs.
In the betting ring Fore opened at 8
20 ] and iE spite of the betting on the
-l'se ine price went up to > 20 1. Blagg
opened 40 5 To / and was almost imme-
lale.y bet TO a post time odds-on favO-
H,e 10 was an open declaration in the
betting ring that the race had been
liked for Blagg to win. Several books
lln.l care To- take any money on Blagg
q, an and one book made the price 1 to
lH f0r place.
The judges at the start didn't like the
.oAs Of things and, deciding that Med
oins Hannah should at least be a con-
.sAaer. changed jockeys on the horse.
.-oAas was taken down and the mare
vent 90 the post with Peak up. Sullivan,
$40 has Won three times on Fore, was
.l The horse again yesterday. Jarrett
vas en- Booger Red, Manders on Mar
'l's and Nelson was on Blagg
~ me start Fore took the lead on the
.at ana ran an easy winner for nearly
.--i IlI.ouEs. Booger Red was close
" All tle way. with Meddliug Hannah
-a'nE FAST but swinging wide on every
HIn. BIagE was out of it and In spite
. The fact thar NE appeared to have
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New York .........,.s'..s...,'...s.S II 8
Batteries - Summers, Work and
Schmidt; Manning and Kleinow.
Philadelphia, June 7.-CIeveIand defeat
ed the home team to 1 today, batting
Plank off the rubber in two innings.
Score: r. II. +.
fnradeiplld ..-..... ..-..-.---.-..
Cleveland 49,. .----------.--.s.
BatteTfes-Plank, DygeTt ViCkers and
Thomas; Bonger and Bemis
Washington, June 7.-Chicago had an
easy time shutting out Washington to-
day to 0. Walsh was a puzzle to the
local batsmen. Score: r. II. +.
W dSulIStOh .-.----- -s-s--ss---s-- =
chicago -....-.. .-.--.-....-....-... 3
Batteries-Gray and Street: Walsh and
Owens.
Boston, June 7.-Graham's curves did
not puzzle the local bdtsmen today. and
Boston won from St Louis. to 4. CT
cote replaced Areilanes in the fourth.
and was generally effective. Score;
r. H. Z.
q. LOUIS '''.'.'.''.'s-.''.'-..... .
Batteres-Graham. Howell and Ste
phens, Smith; Arellanes, Cicotte and Car
Tigan
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Herald Free Cooklna 81

Tuesday evening, Sis, Unity hall, 1873
South Second East.
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Lagoon-everything the best-25c the
trim
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A private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglar proof vault Of the Salt
Lake Security & Trust Co, 80 up Main
street, $500 per year and upwards.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-08

$500 one ton That Good Coal" and
complimentary ticket to Lagoon.
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Aerial Ballet at saItaIr

Commencing Saturday, June II. In
the Saltair HippOdrOme. Watch the
papers.
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= SAFE BLOWN IN BUTTE.
Two Mounted and Masked Men Raid
Saloon in Montana Metropolis.

Butte, Junee Two mounted and
masked men blew a safe in a saloon in
Scandal hall. in the heart of the city, at
o'clock this morning, seized $500 in cash
and galloped toward the divide. Although
seen by number of citizens, the trail
was lost and the robbers, whose work in
dicates professional skill, probably are in
the wilds beyond pursuit. There was no.
body in the saloon at the time. but the
explosion, which was very heavy, at
tracted q large crowd.
Tom Clark, who was given a floater in
the local courts a few weeks ago, and
went to Missoula, Mont, but returned,
has been arrested. The police say he has
a Swallowing record, but have not other
wise connected him with the crime.
A private safe may be rented In the
fire and burglar proof vault Of the Salt
Lake Security & Trust Co., 80 up Main
street, $500 per year and upwards.
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saItair Floor Resurfaeed

Lagoon-25c-a real refined resoi
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Standing Of
Teams.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

New York, June New York hit Sum
mers savagely in the fourth and fifth inn
ings today, and easily defeated Detroit.
to l. Score: r. Il. f.
IJeLFOll $1,000 -..-.-.----s..-...s--
New York .........t................ ~ .
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~ YNse 9~Y1~ ~ H
HERALD FORM CHART

ss I've her Track fast
Ter
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Pains fireworks and ''Vesuvius" at
Wandamere. A Jumbo program
handsome lady, prismatic fountain and
comicaiities. Children, 25c.
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CROOKED WORK
VERY APPARENT
Two Races YeStAday So Bad
That Even the Unlnitlated
Were Suspicious.
Mickey is SET DOWN
DELIBERATE FOUL AND OTHER
RACES LOOK BAD ALSO.
TODAY'S ENTRIES.

First race selling
.,rr and One-half
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HeraId Free CookIna sehooI

Tuesday evening, Sis, Unity hall, 19S
South Second East.
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b. Shorty topost
SIP
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imidt; Manning and Kleinow.
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Winner ch. f., The Fog-La Hindos. Ira
post at 4:16. at post ( minutes. Start good
second same third handily. HindOo, 6-5 pla
show. Beau. > show.
scratched-C ooney Neff, Indictment. OverV
doc 90. Birth 2
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/ been the horse that was meant he
! never had a chance.
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First Race.

Buna followed pace within striking dis
lance until well in stretch, where she
shot to front at viii and won as rider
pleased. Sly Ben set a hot pace to final
sixteenth, where he weakened. He was
probably second best. Salina was lucky
to be third the way the race was run.
Banhama, knocked almost to her knees
at start, lost ali chance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-23
Park-SeeinR Vehicles

IL is just as we'll that the proposition
to run large sightseeing automobiles
through Rock Greek Park. for the ac-
commodation of visitors who lack their
own means of conveyance, has been
abandoned. These great vehicles would
probably injure the roads and perhaps
also the foliage. They certainly would
not add particularly to the attractiveness
of the park The suggestion has been
made that tally-ho be adopted of
design similar to those used in other
cities. This would be an excellent equip
mePt for park-seeing facilities, and
would probably draw sufficient patron
age to render comfortable prof, on
the investment 1t is to be hoped that
some enterprising person or company
will seek and secure the permit to main
tam such line of coaches, connecting
with the car lines and traversing the
main roads in the park. II. however. no
oner is received of a satisfactory char
acter from the outside, the Commission
ers might possibly find authority in law
TO equip public line under their own
auspices the fares received to defrav
expenses and in case of profit, as is
altogether likely. to effect improvements
IN the service. 1t is 70 be remembered
in this connection that the more ,tractiye
the service the larger the patronage will
he. and IL behooves any one who under.
takes this work of affording access to
the interior of the park to provide the
most comfortable and best looking We
hlcies possible and to establish as low a
rate OF fare as is compatible with the
reasonable requirements of business.
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New York Car Disorder.

New York Sunday disorder on the street
cars and ferry boats has been a matter
of general comment for some time, and
decidedly uncomplimentary have been the
references to the failure of the authorities
in the big city to keep order on the Sab
bath on the lines of public travel 1t
has been the habit of the rough element
of the city to swarm to the resorts and
places of amusement early In the day,
take full possession of them wherever
possible behave with the utmost disre-
gard of propriety and comfort of 9TH
ers and finally. on the way home, by
surface, elevated ard subway cars, to
range roughly through the trains and
insult and even assault men, women and
children. virtually with impunity. Yes
terday an effort was made by the police
to maintain order. Secret instructions
were issued early in the day, and plain
clothes men were scattered among the
traction lines and on the ferry boats
Some of the rowdies were arrested on
the way out, with the consequence that
much better order was maintained at the
resorts. But the police were chiefly busy
during the evening. when the toughs be-
gan to return. Two hundred arrests