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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-19
CLEVER MAIDEN PUTS
H0bDUPS TO FLIGHT

CHICAGO. Nov. lS.--Onr girl. clicking
4 ticket punch. as II she were cooking 4
revolver frightened off four prospective
Young robbers who attempted 90 hold up
an elevated railroad station tonight. Miss
Catherine Green. nineteen years old. was
counting the days receipts. when Il re-
yolvcr WAS thrust into her face and she
saw four young men.
Miss Green made a motion as If to pass
the money through the wicket with one
hand and with the other pressed a bur
glar alarm. and then seized ticket
punch. The burglar alarm started to
buzz The rObber lowered his revolver.
Miss Green clicked the ticket punch
and shouted that she would shoot. All
OF the robbers ran.
4 real revolver living within a few
inches of the ticket punch was not
needed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-19
NELSON AND WELSH
MAY FIGHT soon
English Champion Coming to
This Country After Bat
tiers Scalp.

NEW YORK. Nov. tS-BattiuE Nelson
and Freddie Welsh the latter lightweight
champion OF England. WIZ probably sign
articles soon Tor a fight Tor the light
weight championship OF thc word. After
dCcisivcIy whipping johnny Summers in
London. Welsh firmly established his
right to a fight with Nelson, whom he
has boon challenging Tor about two years.
Nelson Is now quoted rs saving that hc
viii take Welsh on and that rs soon as
the Englishman arrives here next month
match can be arranged.
Nelson adds that he will insist on the
igut going at least rorty-tirc rounds,
" hich means that California will prob
ably get tho match. WclSh, who will sail
from England abou: December 10, IS
quoted rs saving that as soon as he ar
r!vcs he win lost n $1,000 forfeit Io bind
the match With Nelson ana will agree to
any ldIr terms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-19
MONTANA MEN STAND
FOR HOME INDUSTRY

BILLINGS. Mont. Nov 1S.--A special
to the Daily Gazette from. Columbus
states that the citizens a a mass mce:-
ing raised Sl0.220 toward making up toe
difference betwecn Columbus stone and
the Indiana product adopted by the st:Itc
board Of capitol commissioners Tor .hc
wings of the state house. 4 movement
has been started throughout tic state 10
protest against the use Of the imported
Ttore and TO make IN the difference in
cost II necessary. The organized labor
of Montana Is engaging in Tn. contro-
versy and vigorous flght aga'psT tho
discrimination against the hons product
Will he made in every COUNT. Tie main
building is OF Columbus sandstone md
the board proposes to construct the wings
Of Indiana limestone
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-19
City and Neighborhood

JOHN HELD. an electrician at the
Grand thcatcr, Is charged with tho melt
OF electricity To the amount OF $40 tron
the Utah Light and Railway company, IN
n complaint issued by the county attor-
ncy, Thursday. Held Is said ~ have at
iachcd "a Jumper To the wires leading
INTO the thcater.
THE REGULAR Sabbath services VIII
be held at Temple Bnai Israel this
evening. beginning ut o'clock. In the
absence OF Rabbi Charles J. Frcund. the
Rev Elmer !. Goshen OF the First Con-
srcgational church will occupy the
pulpit
\ PURSE containing eight baggage
chcqSs ana an employees pass for T.
Tak3matsa and four men, on the Salt
Lake Route TO LINN, was found In the
mall box at Second West and South Tenn
pie streets by the mail collector Thurs
day,
W. V. HOARE. manager of the Roolt
lidgc- -Gilncr Auto supply company, viii
soon leave for Chicago and New York
10 buy goods for their new store, which
viii be opened for business about jan
uary !.
CONGREGATION MONTEFIoRE will
hold its regular services this. Friday
evening beginning at o'clock. The
theme OF the service will be "A Dream
and It's Realization"
JACK TREWIIIiLA. an old salt Lake
rairoader. now in the cigar business in
Missoula. Mont. is rejoicing over the ar
rival of n baby girl. The stork came No
vembcr il.
MISS IRENE KELLY OF san Fran
cisco is in this city spending a few weeks
with hcr brother, q. i. Kelly, Of the
Utah National bank.
Z. q. STEWART. secretary of the
Utah WoolGrowers association. has gone
10 summit county to look after his sheep
interests there.
JUDGE r u. LEWIS of the district
court went TO Coalville. Thursday where
he WIN hold court until Saturday after
noon.
CHARLES J. CARNEY, 40 years old
died of Brights disease at st. Mark s
hospital Tuesday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-19
High School, Football

There has boon considerable discus
sion about giving athletic letters at the
high school. especially after tho close
OF the football season The rul" was
that any student who played equivalent
To- two full halves OF championship
game should receive his letter. As the
matter now stands there arc seventeen
students eligible 10 the letter II The
plan suggested 10y Principal Eaton was
that the letter should not bc won lIn
less two iul halves have boon played
in the two most important games Of the
season: that the frst-Ncar players who
win i letter should receive a sweater;
that the socoGd-yc5r players who win
letter should not be given another sweat
Ur. but n gold bar and pin. The let
ter viii stand for one year and Il pin or
bar for two years. This plan will be
put to the athletic members at the next
meeting.
"Dad" Convm. Callahan ana Fred
Fcnu"sy put III" high school football
squad through the hardest practice of
the year and arc confident that the
score against the All IIallows college Sat
urday Will he close 10 - TO u. Light
work aud signal practice will constitute
The practice Friday afternoon. Satur-
day will he the last time this season
that the high school team viii play in
the city. and the boys arc going 10 make
it good windnp.
owing to the tic score between tho
seniors md tho juniors the. freshmen
stand tied for second place with the
juniors
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-19
CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
MAY Be ARRANGED
Winner of Minnesota Michigan
Game May Play Harvard
Yale Winner.

NEW YORK. Nov. lS.-Among football
enthusiasts there is considerable talk OF
an effort To match the winner OF the Min
ncsota- Michigan game on Saturday
against the winner OF the Iaie-Ilarvard
game, ii being conceded that the winners
OF these two games will be the strongcs:
teams in the cast and west.
1t is considered doubtful, however. If
such match game can bc arranged. as
IC is believed that the faculties will op-
pose 1T. Tic players have been sounded
on The matter and arc I'm favor, but the
athletic directors declare that the heads
o; the institutions win not permit game
after the close Of tho regular season
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-19
CONDEMNED MURDERER
SAVED FROM GALL0WS

Brown tonight commutcd TO life impris-
onmenL the death sentence OF DR.. ]. NJ
Elliott OF La Grange. who was To be
hanged tomorrow for the murder of c..
l.. Rivers. In September, 1908.
Three times date for the execution
had been set.
Governor Browns reasons for Commut
ing Elliotts senienc" were not announccd.
but il is believed that the question OF his
sanity had weight w:th the governor.
Elliott killed Rivers while he and his
family were guests at Rivers $ hotel at
La Grange. Elliott shot the hotel man.
Il Is said. in Jealous frcnzy, charging
him with improperly toward Mrs. Elliott.
Later. there developed nothing TO ocar
cut Eiiotts dc)usioE.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-19
SHUbERTS TO SEND OUT
An ALL-STAR COMPANY
Spciial 10 Tuc Tribunc.

Special to Tnc Tribune.
NEW YORK, Nov. lS.-sam and Lee
Shubcrt announce to-day they viii next
May tour tn" entire country with one
of the greatest musical organizations ever
taken ON the road. aud VIII play at cv-
cry center throughout tho entire Union.
Both t5c SEuoeris VIII personally accom-
Danv tho company. giving IL their per
sOuai attention. The company will pe
composed OF al stars. This is an IN
novatlou and viii cost the ShubcTts Il
ioriuu". The chorus OF men ana women
will be all stars. In" aggregation viii
first tour The East and south then 90
10 the central West and thence 10 the
Pacific cousr playing in eaCh important
cts
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-19
COLLEGES TAKE UP
AERIAL NAVIGATION

NEW YORK, Nov, lS.-A haIf-dozen
OF tn" larger colleges have already or
EGniZcd aero clubs and there is q strong
probability that Il competitive intercol-
leGiatc meet Will bo held in the near fu-
turc. Tho University of Nutr" Dame,
Indiana tho Massachusetts Institute of
Technology. Harvard. and the Gnivcr-
sity OF PENNSYLVANIA arc among the lead
crS IN IN" movement. The latter inSti-
tuition will have a balloon ascension on
Thanksgiving day over Franklin field.
Just before the football game with Cor
nell. The PENNSYLVANIA students will pur-
chase an acropian" I'm the spring and is
sue challenges TO other colleges.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-19
TRUNK FULL OF JEWELS
Is LOST FOR HOURS

NEW YORK, Nov. lS.-Frauk Milhen-
ing, member Of Il jewelry firm of Chica-
90. spent several anxious hours tonight
until he found his trunk containing
$50 900 worth of jewels. which diSap
pcarcd from i'm front OF III" Herald Square
hotel. where he had placed il In q taxi
cab.
y porter left the trunk with the chauf-
four. who, when "A man and woman ap-
peared. took them for tho trunks own
crS. and drove away.
Three hours later the taNicab returned
with the trunk
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-19
a. q a. PURELY
VEGETABLE

The safest medicines those which leave the system the best
70
s. Being made entirely roots herbs and barE
smallest
eabe INGREDIENTS make it OF the finest
blood
which gnayoreb affect the bowels stomach digestive
blood effect they
their Injurious action on the general health s. the
mpuIy or pollution 1t strengthens the circulation and adds
blood
s. cures oatarrh Sores and Ulcers scog Contagious
Blood Poison
be taken by old with absolute
poisoned blood supply reaching
Book the blood
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-19
SULLIVAN ANNOUNCES
HE Is IN CONDITION

TTo rIttliug good prsliminar;cs will be
put ON for January !. at ogden, in con-
u,rtion with the sullivan Collins twenty
round go The Shccnmcn want the real
stuff, and Tin" best men In IN" country
VIII he matched for six ana tcn-voUnd
pfcimiuavios. in each contest the winner
to take the entire purse.
Sullivan writes from Sacramento that
he is in line shape and that last Monday
he weighed 1876! pounds. lie win take
on Indian Joe Gregg AT Sacramento and
immediately after this match viii come
to this city To train for Collins.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-19
Heavy Hitting

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. lS.-Thc Phila-
dclphia Athletics defeated the All Nation-
a. team today in Il game marked by
heavy hitting. Four home runs were
battcd out during The game. R.flE.
Nationals ........s' y l
Rattcrics-tMoredn and Donahue; john
son and SuodgrasS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-19
PREFERS DEATH TO
FACING MURDER CHARGE

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. 1s.-Elias
Ray. one of the wcalthicst land owners
Of Indiana, killed himself today rather
than 20 to court to face trial for the
alleged murder of one of his employees
last spring. He struck the man with
n club during u quarrel. Ray leaves a
million-d dollar estate.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-19
PARK CITY WILL PLAY
C0LLEGIATES HERE

ono Of the most interesting football
games ut the present week VIII be thc
match SATURDAY morning at 1880 on
Cummings field between Park city and
the collogiat" institutes This will be
Park City's first trip TO The city TINS
year and the college students arc planning
Il big reception for the visitors.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-19
In Bonnie Scotland.

Macintosh ito his elder who has adj
vised him to try and check his strong
language at golf by picking up pebbles
one for every bad word and bringing
them to the elder on Sunday after kirll)
Here. man, is handfu' for -'bothcrs.
aud here. man, is anithcr for hangs
Eldcr-WcN that's no vcrra dreadful .
I'm thinking.
Mackintosh--.ly. but bide wee, there 8
n cart coming UP the htll WI the
"damnsW-Punch.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-19
C0bD PUTS FINISH TO
THE "FREEZING STRIKE"

SPOKANE. Wagh., Nov. 1S.-Cold
weather quickly put an end TO the
freezing strike of the Industrial
Workers OF the World imprisoned here
for violation OF the city ordinance
against street oratory. All OF the men
under guard at the old Franklin school
began carrying and saving fuel wood
for their prison today, No further at.
teinp;s at street speaking are beng
made.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-19
.FLEECED FARMER \
TAKES MEDICINE
Race Track Touts Pull Bed.
ford'S Leg for Eight Thou
sand Dollars.
GIVES "STEERER" $40 TO
GET OUT OF TOWN
Banker Ballew Falls for Thirty
Thousand: Now Trying
to Recover.

COUNCIL BLUFFS. la. Nov. is
Judge Green, before whom John II
Dobbins IS being tried on The charoo NJ
aiding in the alleged robbery Of Banker
I. w. BallcW Of Princeton. Mo-. of sso
600, today uyerrulcd an objection by tbo
defense to tho introduction as witness
of W. II. Bedford Of Bolckow, Mo, am.
other alleged victim Of the Maybrav
combination, The object is 10 show !,
general conspiracy TO dcfraud
When Bedford was finally permitted
10 testify, following long tanclc Of
objections and motions, he told typieaI
story Of how he had been "Hceced
out of $1,000 by men alleged TO be rs.
socIatcd with Maybray.
- knew / was bumped and decided
TO take my medicinc-and take her
straight. - declared Bedford. "They
got me good. Lost $4,000. and then
gave my 'stccrcr $i0 more TO Get ont
Of town
Ballew Caught i'll Net.
Bedford s testimony did not conncri
Dobbins with the transaction further
than TO show that the defendant had
Il lur"c sum of money i'm bis possession
soon after BHllcw had been caught IN
the net for $4,000,
At another point Bedford declared:
"Therc was about $4,000 flyiue
around and they bet il so fast that il
excited farmer like me. | signed
conf Tuci rs oUp DriDcII1Jl and Mr. Hon,
mingway. oR of the milliouaires, as thr
other. ! took 4 look at the horses
Carson, my stecrer, and Gordon signcs
aS witnesses.
8. Red Leo was my horse Barrett
was my Jockey. | was Just sort of ,
Gsurchcad, so they got mo 10 put NJ
$4,000 as evidence of being n substantia
citizen, and 10 give the millionairc
confidence.
Gordon threatened to expose m,
'stccrcr.' and he cried like a baby.
loaned him SO 10 get out Of town.
knew something was wrong. but allowc'
my money was "onc and kept still
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-19
WEBER ACADEMY TEAM
TRAINS FOR BASKETBALL
Special to Tho Tribune.


OGDEN Nov. lN---CodCh Zen lldrlS".
uf tho Weber academy basketball tenn,
il putting his men through II vigorous
system Of training for their first game
which win hc played in Paris. Idn,. on
Thanksgiving day with the high school
team Of that city,
Several Of the men on the team have
been suffering from slight injuries since
practice began. hanGlcappinE the team
work. hut they are now being rounded
into shape fog the first contest Captain
Burton Is the only member OF last year :
team back at school.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-19
LABOR LEADERS GIVEN
STAY OF EXECUTION

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1S.--Thc court of
appeals of the District Of Columbia upon
request OF counsel FOR The labor leaders.
today granted Il stay until November %
Of the issuance of the mandate sending
President Gompcrs Nicc-prcsidcnt Mitch
eli and Secretary Morrison Of the Amer
lean Federation of Labor 10 Jail for con
tempt OF the supreme court OF In" Dis
,rict of Columbia in the Buck Stove &
Rang" company case.
CHIEF Justice Sheppard stated that II
the labor leaders would by November 80,
tn" day the supreme court Of the United
States recouYCncs. file in that court
petition for ccrtioTari, a further stay OF
the mandate would on application lac
granted pending the determination by the
higher tribunal OF TN" application.
As n result of this action. GOmperS.
Mitchell and Morrison need not hasten To
Washington. as IL will not b. necessary
for them to surrender, nor WIN they
have To resort 10 habcas corpus proceed
inES.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-19
Minnesota Is Fayoritc.

AlGNNEAVOIIS. Mimi. Nov. iH.-Coach
Nost and tho University Of Michigan foot
lali team arrived this afternoon nom Ann
.iulor f"r ihoir game with Minnesota
Saturday Coach Yust said H. had not
decided on The lineup. Minnesota il "a
vurite in .hr betting. with odds Of 10 10 I,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-19
Almendares Beat Tigers.

HAVANA. Nov. lS.-Tn an cIevcn-in-
ming game today, tho AlmcndaroS base
hall nine defeated the Detroit Americans
hy A score OC - to |.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-19
TayIor Buys LeToy.

CHICAGO Nov. iS.-PresidcEt John 7.
TAYLOR of the Boston Americans today
announced that nc had purchased Pitch
cr Leroy from the ST. Paul American as
Snniuf i'm ..IlIh-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-19
Granite Matched with Jordan.

The Granite high school will play the |
Jordan high school this afternoon on the |
Granite Gridiruu NJ o'clock. This VIII /
be Grantees last game before leaving for /
EGItc.
Tho lineup is rs follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-19
no NEW TRIAL FOR
GUILTY TRAIN ROBBERS

OMAHA. Ncb.. Nov. 1s.-Federal
Judge Munger today overuled mo-
tiou for rehearing on tho part Of five
men convicted OF holding up the Union
Pacific overland limited train here
on MAY ~, aud robbing the mail car,
and sentenced each to life imprisoD-
meut mt Fort Leavenworth. The men
are William Matthews. ID. w, Woods,
Fred Torgenson. Frank Grigware and
Lawrence j. Golden. Notice was given
OF an appeal. The prisoners will be
taken 10 Lcaycnworth this week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-19
College, Football.

BALDWIN, jign.. .Sov IS-Bnllar uni
N'rSity today ended It's football season hv
iofr1tin- simpson, college oG InGianoa,
Ia. 1V TO q.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-19
TORONTO.

TORONTO, Ont. Nov. 1S.--ChccTs
greeted the announcement made by
President Gompcrs in the convention Of
the American Federation OF Labor today
that a stay had been granted I'm toe mat
ter Of the mandate sending Mitchell, Nor
rison and himself u Jail.
1--WE may he ab.. 10 cat our Thanks
giving dinners IT nom, aflcr ALL" re-
marked President CprGrcrE.
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BATON ROUGE. la. Nov 1S.-Thc
Louisiana STATE university. 81, TranSyl-
NeniI university. Lexington. Nv. o.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-19

Royal Stale Bread Depos
Open to D. M. daily. Entrance on
Third South. Good bread very cheap.
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Fish VIII Play.

The Yale men viii probably take
trolley trip TO the stadium tomor.
row afternoon to become acquainted
with the grounds
The Harvard team. led by Captain
Fish. was given an enthusiastic send
OH This afternoon. There were few
limpcrs. and even Captain Fish, who
received hard blow in the chest last
Saturday. skipped about Harvard
square in a style that belle rumors
that Inc would not bc IN the lineup.
Yale is not free from an injured
list aud the right end position was
said tonight 10 be in doubt. Yale is
fa,orii" in the betting, although In"
odds. which earlier in the month stood
at } 10 =. are , To !.
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HARVARD AND YALE
RESTING QUIETLY
G0 Into SecIuSiOn fer Forty
Eight Hours Prior to
Game.
YALE BIG FAN0RlTE
OVER HARVARD TEAM
Room Has Been Made for Thir-
y-Eight Thousand People
in Stadium.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Nov. lS,-Thc
football teams of Harvard and Yale
rested quietly tonight some miles from
the scene of next Saturdays encoun-
ter. with their hard5raining days be.
hind them and their championship hon
ors still TO be gained lA
Within the walls OF the stadium are
seats for IS, 600 persons, many of whom
ire already crowding into Boston,
eager for what is generally expected
10 bc the finest exhibition of modern
football ever played in America,
The custom of sending the two teams
into comparative scclusiou forty-ciSht
hours before tho game was followed
today. Harvard went TO the Norfolk
Hunt club al Ncdiicld, while Yale came
up FROM New Haven To stay 4 couple
Of DAYS at the Woodland Park hotel at
Auburndalc.
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Tribune Want Ads.

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owing TO the tic score between the
seniors md tho juniors the. freshmen
stand tied for second place with the
juniors.
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Cotton Letter.

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
| brokers, furnish the following received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon;
Logan & Bryan Cotton Letter. New
York.-The cotton market got n bump
this morning in Liverpool. but American
manipuators wcr" too strong for the
Liverpool news. and were disposed to ig
moro the Texas rains. and with careful
selection OF time for bidding they carried
prices up every time the market was
bare OF selling pressure. The public are
in no frame of mind To sell the market
short and the professional shorts have
been hurt TOO often not to dread the fire.
Tho market seemed honcycombcd with
open orders To buy cotton on scale
down. and those who arc conscrvat tive
enough TO take profits arc not patient
onlool<crs but arc impatient to get back
I'm again. Ahead OF us we have the bu-
rcau report on Juno I. and there can be
no doubt but that this report will show
an alarming condition Of crop I'm the
southwest. but il is also probable that
recent rains Will make this report more
favorable than some had expected. The
long interest in cotton has recently
changed hands, and tho new owners are
neither as strong in purse or informa
period OF liquidation occurs before the
government figures. IL seems inevitable
that a reaction Of fair proportions should
be expected before we go on the II and
iS-ccnt level which is an eventual and
rvcntful probability The weeks move
mcnt was OF fair proportions, being about
30 600 bales larger than last year or the
wear before but the recent advance in
prices had much 10 do with IT,