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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06
BUTTE WILL GIVE BIG
HORSE RACE MEETING

Paul Albertson, one Of the principal
stockholders in the Butte track, arrived
Friday night and was visitor at the
fairgrounds Saturday.
Albertson says that Butte is now in
n much better condition financially than
il was at this time last year or the
year before, and figures from this that
the coming race meeting at the Mon
tana metropolis will be the best ever
held there.
According to persons in a position to
know, Butte is, for its size, the best
racing point in America, and the game
is sure to be better this season than
ever before. The death Of Former Man.
ager Slower Will not affect the coming
meeting, which will begin July 3.
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Big Output.

Manager Reed of the Studebaler
Bros. company automobile department,
is keeping the wires busy trying to To-
cate Studebakers for his customers.
Mr., Reed says that the factories never
expected such n demand for cars this
season, The 1909 output viii nearly
double the entire previous output OF
the country. Factories are running day
and night trying to catch up with back
orders, but from appearances, orders
that came in late for cars will have 20
lay over until next season
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Pitchers Battle,

CHICAGO, June 5.-Chicago defeated
Philadelphia today in n pitchers battle.
The only error of the visitors counted for
q run. The other scores were after two
outs, on EYcrs's double, H. pase on play.
and Everss clean steal home. x. IL T.:
Chicago ..... ..,...,.....s,..,..2 J
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Moran. Sparks.
Brown and Doom and Jacklitsch. Um-
pires-Cusack and Johnstone.
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Must Respect Flag.

NEW YORK. June 5.-Polce Inspector
Miles ORelly permitted the scheduled
boxing bouts TO proceed at the Brooklyn
\. &. last night only after the American
flags had been taken from the ropes and
posts of the ring and draped from the
ceiling The inspector declared that the
flag should not he placed whore il could
be stepped upon by the lighters. but
should be hung above the ring. When
the flags had been changed tho fight pro-
cceded without interruption.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06
Train Wrecked; None Hurt,

BAKER CITY, Or, June with
the cause of the wreck unknown. seven
passenger coaches of the eastbound
Oregon Railroad and Navigation tram,
due in Baker City this morning, are III
the ditch at steel bridge between
North Powder and Telocaset, and tho
wreckers announce that n greater part
of today will he consumed before tho
tracks arc cleared. No one was In
lured.
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MILLIONS in JEWELS
TN LATE SULTAN'S HOME

WASHINGTON, June 5.-Jewelry to
the amount Of several millions of dol
lars, according to reports, was dIscov-
cred at Yieldiz Kiosk the home of the
late sultan Of Turkey. in addition TO
tho ten millions of dollars either in
cash or negotiable securities found
there This statement is contained in
a communication to the state depart
mcnt from the cmbassador al Constant
nopIe who says conditions in Turkey
continue to improve. y
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Edward Payson Weston,

LARAMIE Wyo.. June 5.-Edward
Payson Weston. the pedestrian, arrived
I'm Medicine Bow at 9;3l this morning.
i'm fine fcttle, and remained an hour after
which he continued his trip westward,
lie said he was In the best or health and
trip. Mr.. Weston spent last night at
Ridge. tlfty miles west OF Laramie. lie
then left for Medicine Bow. lie says
His only complaint now Is the high winds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06
Seeking Another Affinity.

CHICAGO, June 5,-The sending Of
a detective out of the city in search
of another alleged affinity" or Dr
HaIdane Cleminson was the principal
development in the case today Police
Captain Kane said the finding OF this
woman probably would clear up the
mystery that surrounds the death OF
Norah Jane Cleminson. Captain Kane
refused to say where the detective had
been seat,
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Gravesend Races.

GRAVEsEND, n. Y, June 5,-Today' s
race results:
First race, about six furlongs-Wapo-
neca. to 2, won; Lawton Virgins, S
to ]. second. Mauviette, 10 to /, third.
Time, LII 2-5.
Second race. steeplechase. about two
miles-King Castle, to 3. won; Sun
Glow, 13 to 10, second; Grandpa, IL to 8,
third. Time, 1854.
Third race, the Great American. OF
$500, two-year- -olds-Star Bottle, even,
won; Big Stick, TO g second, Medal
lion. to !. third Time, :02 3-5.
Fourth race, mile and an eighth
Montgomery. / to 2. won; Racquet, 20 to
I, second; Norbltt, to l, third. Time,
1;64 40.
Fifth race. handicap, mile and a six
teenth-Liye Wire, to 10. won: Fashion
Plate, to 2, second: Marc Antony, 10
to L. third. Time. 1:4S.
Sixth race. five furlongs-Shannon.
to 5, won; Cross Over. 20 to 1, second
Equation, IL TO /. third. Time, 1;o2 4-5
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Exciting Contest.

CINCINNATI. June 5.-Loberrs single,
q stolen b'.se, a wild throw by Marshall
and Hobltzelrs hit gave Cincinnati the
winning run in the tenth inning OF to-
days game with Brooklyn. Campbell was
hit hard in the early innings and gave
way TO Rowan. who struck out nine of the
visitors I'm seven innings. One-hand
catches by Mitchell and kustus We're the
features. Burch was benched for kick
Ing. r. II. u;
Cincinnati ....... ...............,o II
Brooklyn ..,,. .............,.,.4 II
Batteries-Campbell Rowan and Nc
Lean. Wilelm and Marsall. Umpircs-
O'Day and Klein,
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COURT REGRETS INABILITY
TO GIVE DEATH SENTENCE

BUTTE, Mont. June 5-Thrcc hun
dred days in Jail tho limit under the
Montana law, was awarded Frank Hop
per, white slave dealer today, by
Judge McGowan. In delivering sen
tence. the court said he wished it was
within his power TO inflict death, as
such men have sunk so low that tho
scaffold alone can solve their problem.
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Yves Beats Marsh.

WINNIPEG. Man. Juno 5.--Henri 81.
Yves easily defeated j, T.. Marsh. n local
runner who recently won the Toronto
Marathon in a fifteen mile race here
last night. In tho ninth milc St Yves
gained a lap on Marsh and finished fully
three quarters of a mile ahead I'm I93:SS
on n track which was anything but con-
duclve to good time.
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At Ann Arbor-Michigan university, 4;
Notre Dame, 2.
At New Haven-Yale, 6: Princeton, o.
At Lafayette-Purdue, 3; Earlham col
lege. 0.
Al Wheeling-Asher for Terre Haute
pitched q no-hit game today against
Wheeling, Terre Haute winning. TO 0.
At West Point-Amherst. 3; Army O.
At Providence-Uniyersit OF Pennsyl-
vania Brown game postponed, rain.
Al Minneapolis ?, Mime
sofa, ]. 1t
AT New Haven-Yale defeated the
Princeton baseball team at Yale field to-
day, S to 0.
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Taft Still Winner.

WASHINGTON. June 5.-Prcsident
Taft kept up his winning streak on the
Chevy Chase golf links this afternoon.
with General Clarence II. Edwards 10
help TO rout two distinguished opponents.
Vice President sherman and Senator
Bourne. The score was one up. The
president beat the three other players in
Individual scores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06
HELENA POLICE CHIEF
EARNS LARGE REWARD

HELENA. Mont. june 5.-Chicf Of
Police Flanncry of this city is $500
richer today as the result of his ap-
prehension of Ben Reagan, wanted in
Ellensburg, Wash, on an assault
charge. Tho sheriff OF Washington
county arrived today and identified The
accused man, who will he returned
there for trial, Reagan WAS employed
here in q restaurant MS a waiter
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City League Opens,

The o. S. l., defeated the Susos by the
close score OF 4 to . In the opening game
of the City league. Saturday afternoon.
Papwortb struck out seventeen men, and
Moon played a good third base. The
game was played at Lagoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06

fast as he can get them. A 80 ChaI-
Charlie Glow took 40 Chalmers. De
troit and says that Immediately the
horserace meeting is over he will take
a trip TO Seattle and return in his new
car. J. c. Nevin purchased IS Pierce
Arrow
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Fatal Boxing Bout.

AUSTIN. Texas, June 5.-Ed Lyons.
aged 80. died today rs result received
in boxing match here last night with
George Keppe. Keppe was arrested,
charged with murder. Lyons was
knocked out in the eleventh round.
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Irish Against Welsh.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The JribuDe,
PARK CITY. June 5.-Pat Crowley
and Joe Jofford are training hard for
their twenty-round boxing contest 10 be
held in the Dewey opera house Miners
day. June Il. II is a case of Irish
against Welsh. and a great deal Of money
is being waEcred the result OF tho
contest, The men Will box FOR twenty
rounds, providing one does not win
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06

King wired Murphy he was willing TO
rejon the team before July 1, provided
given the players who won the worlds
championship In 1908. President Murphy
Instructed Manager Chance TO hold n pro-
rata share OF the bonus for Killing In case
he returned,
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MOTHER STAYS CHILDREN,
THEN COMMITS SUICIDE

CORSICANA, Tex, June 5.-Mrs. j,
NJ Green. at Richland, n village near
here killed her three children, aged II,
and 3, today with n razor. She then
cut her own throat. Domestic trouble
is said 10 have been the cause.
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English Polo.

LONDON. June 5.-Chares Miller has
been chosen the fourth member of the
English polo team TO play the Meadow
brook Gong Island) team in the match
beginning here June 90, for the American
polo cup. He is secretary of the Roch-
ampton club, and the youngest OF the
polo players. He first became prominent
as a PLAYER in India.
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Taft Plays Golf.

WASHINGTON. June 5,-President
Taft accompanied by Vice President
sherman and the latters son. and by
Senator Bourne. Cen. Clarence Edwards
and Capt. A. w. Butts. motored out To
the Chevy Chase club for n golf game
this afternoon. \ heavy thunder shower
MaR not allowed 10 inLerfere,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06

The l.. d. s. baseball team had no
trouble in disposiug of the Tooelc farm
ers Saturday, winning by n score OF l2
10 s. Larsen pitched a. good game, strik-
ing out fourteen men and allowed but
four hits. Bird. for the losers, allowed
but six hits
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Automobile Race.

CHICAGO. June 5.-Thc two Ford cars
In the coast-to- coast automobile race ar
rived here at . o'clock tonight None
of the other cars has arrived. but il is
reported one has lost its way between
South Bend and Goshen, Ind.
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American Association.

At Toledo-St Paul, 4. Toledo 8
At Columbus-Milwaukee, o., Colum
bus, 3.
At oulsviile-Louisrille. 10; Kansas
City. Z.
Al Indianapols-Indi 8; Min
neapolis, .,
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Bishop Carroll Honored.

HELENA. Mont, June 5.-John Pat
rick Carroll. bishop of the Catholic do
ccsc of Helena, which embraces, the
western portion of the state, has been
invited by the Alaska Yukon -Pacifc eX-
position TO make the principal address
at Seattle Thursday next, which has
been designated as Catholic day. ne
will accept. and unless me unloreseea
happens. leave for Seattle Monday
tun
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06
Vale Managers.

NEW HAVEN Conn. June 5.-Elec-
ton of team managers at Yale was an
nonnced today, j, Ford Johnson Is the
new manager Of the base ball team /;
Henry T, Curtiss, manager OF the crew.
and Milton Wright GrigGs track man
ager.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06
Coal DealerS Win.

The Utah Fuel clerks defeated tho Nc
Corniclt bank clerks at Fort Douglas in
a game Of baseball by a score Of IL 10 ..
The feature ni tho game was Il fast
triple pulled off by the bank clerks. The
pitcher grabbed hot liner and sent the
ball to third, catching the runner; the
third bascman lined the ball to first,
also landing a runner,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06
Indian Wins Marathon

DENVER, Colo, June Saul Halyne,
an Indian boy. a student in the Indian
school at Grand Junction, Colo, won the
amateur Marathon for the championship
of the Rocky Mountains today. Forshaw
of st, Louis was second, and Gordy, an
other Indian student. third. Time, 3.01:15.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06
Paris Races.

PARIS. June 5.-The PriX Bocadgc was
won by Thomas Hitchcock, Jr.'s Stokes.
j. T.. Widener's McCann ran In the Prix
Severe but failed 10 get place.
Mr.. Widener's Ilomcinndcr and East
River ran respectively lin the PrX Loutch
and Prix Vcndee, but neither got Il
place.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06
King Wants Bonus,

CHICAGO, June 5.-President Charles
w. Murphy of the Chicago National
league baseball team upon his return
horc today from Cincinnati. practically
admitted that Catcher John King would
be with his team before the end OF June.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06
Game of Errors.

ST. LOUIS. June New York defeat.
ed st. Louis in a game full OF errors,
to Z. Five hits and four errors in the
fifth inning gave the visitors six runs,
enough to win, r. II. e.
New Yorl, Observation-Disclosures. II
St Louis .........;.. ..cc,.:..;;;;,.. ~ Z
acknowledgements, Crandall. Mathew
son, Schlei; Sale, Lush and Bresnahan.
Umpires-Rigler and TRULY
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AMERICAN
Doubles Win Game.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-Cleveland
punched two doubles on Johnson in the
eleventh inning OF todays game, and
scored three runs. defeating Washington,
6 to 8 Sutton was hit fairly hard, but
the locals could not get Il runner over
man and Goode saved Sutton from defeat
by sensational catches and throws TO the
plate. X. II, ~,
Cleveland .....,. ....s-.....,.....o l
Batterles-Johnson and Street; Sutton
and Bemis.
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Western LeaRne.

At Denver-Denver, ?; Pueblo, 1.
AT Omaha-Omaha. 3; Lincoln, II.
At Sioux City-Sou~ CITY. l5; Des
Moincs. .,
Al Wichita-Wichta, 3; Topeka. Q,
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Trade Pitchers.

PHILADELPHIA. June 1.-The Phlla-
delphia American league team has traded
Ptcer Schlitzer for Pitcher "Cy'' Nor
gan OF the Boston Americans. The lat
ter club was also given money consid-
Grafton.
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Belated Starter.

NEW YORK, June 5.-The belated
starter in the transcontinental autofno-
bile race. entered by Oscar Stolp, left
here shortly after noon today. in the hope
OF catching the other contestants.
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st. Marks Wins.

The ST Marks baseball team beat the
Phillips. Saturday afternoon. by a score
of - to 7. 1t was a bit-and run game
for the winners. Pitcher Wilton was in
yIncihls
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Eckersall Will Coach.

KANKAKEE, H.. June i.-Manager
Brown has signed Walter r.. E;ckersal
the former University OF Chicago quar-
ter, as coach OF the st. Viatucrs football
squad.
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Flashes From the Wire

BALTIMORE, June 15.-Conditions
In the strike Of machinists of the Bal
tlmore Il Ohio railroad were reported
unchanged today.
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Northwest League.

At Vancouver-Frst game: Spokane, 5:
Vancouver. /, Second game: Spokane. a;
Vancouver. 3.
At Tacoma-Seattle, 5; Tacoma. 3.
At Aberdeen-A berdeen, 6; Portland, D..
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Pacific League,

At San Francisco-Sacramento, 3; Oak
land. ].
At Portland-Vernon. 4; Portland. /.
AT Los Angeles-Frlsco, IL, Los An
gelcs, !.
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Western Track Meet.

DES MONIES. Ia. Juno 5.-Final
score: GrInnell, 49, Nebraska. 80: Ames,
n Is; Missouri, - 1-3; Kansas ~;
Drake. 10; South Dakota. / 1-3.
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NATIONAL
Pirates Win Final Game.

PITTSBURG, June 5.-PIttsburg took
the final game OF the series from Boston
today. 10 l. Only one Boston player
reached third base r. II, E.
Boston ...., ..........,....... =
Batteries-Willis and Gibson; White
and Bowerman. Umpirea-Kane and
EmSlIe.
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Will Drive TO Seattle.

FraulS BouerilI, manager of tho Tom
Botterill Automobile company, reports
business good and is selling cars as
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06

MOURMELON-LE-GRAN June 5.
Herbert Latham today established a
new record for monoplancs. He made
a Hight with an Antoinette machine of
one hour, seven minutes, forty-seven
seconds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06

NEW YORK, June 5.-A purse of
S2O0 was made up tonight at the Fox
Hills Golf club on Staten Island for a
professional match, on June 10, be-
tween Alex Smith, national and pres
ent eastern champion. and Isaac
Mackie, former eastern titleholdcr.
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College Baseball,

All other American league games post
poned rain.
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Senorta o . inu SCI
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Additional Sporting News
THE TRIBUNE FORM CHART

SALT LAKE CITY June 5-Weather fair Track fast
73 FIRST RAcEsix furlonss Selling
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PHILADELPHIA, June Sd. D.
Jones of New York, employed as Il
motorman during the strike, died to-
night from injuries received in riot
last Wednesday. Jones was dragged
from car by crowd, beaten and
trampled upon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06

BOSTON, June SIN serving an
e.iectment writ constable discoverede
the bodies of Walter f. Towns and his
sister, Anna L. Towns. in their apart.
ments on Center place today. The man
had revolver in his hand and bullet
hole IN his head, while his sister IS
throat was cut and razor lay beside
her body. 1t is not known whether
both committed suicide or whether the
woman was murdered by her brother
who later took his own life
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.eries-johnson tiri and Street; Sutton
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Men TO post AZ on
"a 4
"a SECOND nd a fulongs
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calling off late last night of the strike
of the motormen and conductors of the
Philadelphia Rapid Transit company
normal street car service was resumed
today on ali lines, There was some
confusion about the car barns in the
early hours In assigning men TO various
runs, but these little difficulties gradu-
ally straightened themselves out.
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COAL GATE, Okla, June 5-Ton
Big,bee,, the county jailor here, was at
tackled by two prisoners early today anc
compelled to liberate all the prisoners
about fifteen in number, including tw'
charged with murder. Bigbec wa
choked into submission.
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BADLY HURT BY HI/ERS
National Guard PriTatc Strikes Per
an Blanket Tossing.

Buffalo. Aug. lo.-As result Of a hazing
episode at Camp Josiah Porter. Louis Gross. a
private i'm Company of the Goth Regiment. is
al p hospital here in serious condition. and II
is probable that tho hazing viii Doe the subject
Of an investigation. Gross was the victim of a
blanket tossing arranged by older members Of
his company. once he missed the blanket and
struck his head on a tent peg
Gross was in the field hospital for four DAYS.
bllt on SATURDAY.. when his regiment broke camp.
had recovered sufficiently 10 return home with
his conuanv To-day while at work he had seV-
eral commissions and taken 20 hospital.
suffering from a lineal fracture Of the brain and
local meningitis or Inflammation Of the tissues
of the brain.
General WEIGH. acting brigade commander, in
charge Of the camp said tonight that hazing
WAS a violation of The national guard discipline
and the offenders should be punished