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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-07

sion to Frazzels at the end Of the third
round everybody was satisfied.
Next came Ern Wright of Murray and
Jack DOwney of Denver, two clever boys
who put up some rafting good sparTing.
The hOnOrs were even.
Andy Malloy, the old timer, and ].
Moore of Frisco went three fast rounds,
Malloy showing far ahead in the third
round on account Of better condition.
Mont Cotrell and Q. Plant of the plaster
eFs and cement finisheTs' unions resDec-
lively wound up the card with some good
boxing that furnished a lot of fun TO
their respective hackers.
AT the close there were calls for Pete
Sullivan. but the popular lightweight did
not appear because of request from the
authorities that the professionals be kept
out Of the game.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-07
MAGE is SUSPENDED.
Crack OutfieIder Disobeys Orders
About Lead at Second.

Philadelphia, Sept. 6.-SherwOod Magee,
the star Outfielder of the Philadelphia Ma
tiOuals, has been suspended indefinitely
without pay by Manager William Murray
for alleged INSTRUMENTATION.
In Saturdays game with Brooklyn Ma
gee is said to have disregarded instruc-
tons to play close to second base in
stead of taking a long lead. Magee was
finally caught between the bases.
Magee declares If anything is deducted
from his salary he will never again play
in a PhiladelDhia uniform.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-07
FATE OF WASHINGTON
CLUB TO BE SETTLED

Washington, Sept 6.-The board of di-
rectors of the Washington American
league baseball team early this week will
hold one of the most important meetings
of the season here to consider many qUes-
tions vitality affecting the local club
decided is whether Joe CantilIon is 10
be retained as manager of the team next
season. Other things in connection with
the clubs affairs are to be Strengthened
out by President Moves and his assOCi-
ateS.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-07
STEAL RUNNER IN NIGHT
AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY

New York. Sept. 6.-Jom Stroebel of
Rochester, n. Y, and Arthur Thomas of
California were arrested at the Sleeps
head Bay race track today, charged with
grand larceny i'm taking from his stable
last night Ostend, "a gelding entered for
the last race at Sheepshead Bay today
and racing the horse at top speed during
the darkness. thereby endangering his
chances of winning the race today. Stree
bel and Thomas pleaded not guilty and
were held in S5.10n bail.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-07
GEORGE BROWN IS NAMED
OGDEN FOOTBALL COACH

George Brown, one Of the best football
players ever turned out by the Univer-
sity of Utah, and captain of the eleven
in 1902 has been named as coach of
the Ogden high school football team for
the present season.
Coach Brown is already known at the
school, having coached the track team
last year. He said yesterday that he
had a hard row to hoe in football on
account of the few old men to report,
Captain Douglas and Greenwich being the
only ones. He said, however, that he was
going to get out a team and would make
Salt Lake High school 50 some to win the
state hOuOrs.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-07
SHELTER TEAM WINS.
Big Crowd at Bingham Sees Payson
Go Down to Second Defeat.

Bingham. Sept G--Ey the score of 10 to-
g. the N8mpa Smelter ball nine took a
second fan out of the fast PaysOn nine
today before large Labor day crowd
The game had plenty OF excitement the
score al the beginning of the eighth inn
ing being Z To- in favor of PaysOn. Then
the smelter boys got busy with the stick
and pounded Grivesdale out of the box
and kept after Jackson until seven runs
had crossed the plate
Sweat played great game IN the field
for Yampa while NcNdy scored four of
the ten runs.
The Eampa team wishes to accept al
challenge from any state team
The batteries. PaysCu. Grivesdaic. Jack
son and DOane. Nampa Sowadzki and
Goats
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-07
STEALS, THEN FAINTs.

= Chicago. Sept G.-The strain of y
4 stealing To third base and excite y
> ment attendant upon the play is be- =
y HeVed 10 have overcome John Hos y
y sang. who Is now unconscious in a y
= local hospital He is a member of y
= the Hamburg amateur base ball team, Z
y During game Yesterday ne dashed y
y from second TO third base. just beat 4
y ing the ball which was thrown by y
= the catcher of the opposing team. 4
= He was called safe but instead 0f =
y rising LAP unconscious on the ground. y
y He was taken TO the hospital. where =
= his case has proved ii puzzle. as an =
y examination shows no signs of physi- =
= cal injury. ,
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-07
BOXING AT SALT PALACE.
Four Fast Bouts Offered by Crowd as
Close of Labor Day Sports.

Four rafting good boxing bouts were
pulled OFF at the salt Palace theatre last
night ending the Labor day sports to the
satisfaction of ALL The auditorium of the
theatre held nearly as many women as
men.
The first bout was between Kid Fraz-
Zles, the hero of the Salt Lake motOrmen.
ud Parker Hamilton. q clever union man
The go was live one and when Billy
Ryan. the popular referee. gave the deci-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-07
eRIEFo NEEDS SECONDS.

Chicago, Sept. 6.-AIfred Critic, known
as Young Griffo," a well known pugi-
list, is i'm Jail at the Harrison street sta
ton and is a physical wreck. Several
days ago relatives Of the former prize
fighter wrote from Sydney. Australia.
from which place Young Critic came, and
asked that he be arrested. They had
learned that he had been drinking hard
and was in need of medical attendance.
and wrote to investigate.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-07

Holmes. who was then mayor OF the
town. A big blacksmith insisted on driv
ing his horse in front of the carriage OC-
cupied by Martin and Holmes. The latter
told him to get out of the way several
times. but he paid no attention
Governor said Holmes to Martin,
hold these lines a minute, please He
stopped the horses, climbed out and ad-
ministered d rafting good licking TO the
disturbing blacksmith.
Now, doesn't fl strike YOU as funny
that the highest peace officer of. the city
should hand the lines 10 the highest peace
officer of the state while he gets out to
break the peace
MILLER is DRAFTED.
Cincinnati Sept 6-The Chicago Ma
tiOnal league baseball team has drafted
Outfielder Miller of Pueblo.
Adrian 3. Pembroke, Stock Broker.
81 W. end So Phones 1853.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-07
EUREKA DOWN AGAIN.
occidentals Play ErrorIess Ball and
Win, 3 to 2, Before Big Crowd.

Eureka, Sept 6.-Before the largest
crowd that has visited the ball park in
three years the Occidentals of Salt Lake
won from Eureka today by the score of
3 to ?. The game was marked by fast
fielding throughout with the exception of
two costly errors by Third Baseman Steen
in the third inning, which let in two Oc-
cidental runs.
The colored boys played errorless ball
More than $1,000 changed hands in side
bets and the enthusiasm during the play
ran high. The victory for the Occidentals
made two straight. Score by innings:
r. II. f.
Occidentals ...... .002 O10 Cos o
Eureka ........ ...-... .020 600 000-2 3
Batteries-O CCidentals, Harrison and
Langley; Eureka, Chivrell ana King.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-07
TAFT NOT ONLY ONE.

b. IF. Cannon i'm golf play yesterday at
the Country club with Leroy DinwOodev
made the third hole in one stroke. The
hole IS $50 yards, and is played with a fun
mid-irou shot. Mr.. Canuon's bail left the
tee i'm perfect direction and distance. and
rolled in the cup while the flag was out
of the hole
Mr. Cannon's shot stands as the anna
teur record Willie HOare. the clubs in
structor. having made the eighth hole l2j
yards, i'm one and the sixth. 90 yards i'm
one
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-07
KANSAS GOVERNOR A FIGHTER.
(Kansas City JOurnal,)
L.. ~ rrnnnlra mint nr-.. ~ IL.

nmpber of Topeka printers at lunch
recently We're talking Of funny fights.
"Out at Garden City funny thing hap
pened long years ago." said one of the
printers Garden was having some sort
Of a celebration; just what IL was I've for
gotten. John A. Martin was then gov
ernor of Kansas, and he was present to
open the festivities with a speech. A
parade preceded the affair, and Governor
Martin rode in a carriage with 1. r.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-07

Mrs. c. R. Pearsan C6), 81; ]. C. Taylor
(scratch), y.
The semi-finals viii be played today
the draw resulting as follows: Mrs. Gem
nell plays Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Pearsal
plaVs Miss Mccormick.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-07
BILLS GREAT SHOT.

y of eighteen holes on the Myopia !
= links between President Taft and y
y Joseph A. Alschuter the president =
= holed out a brassie shot at a dis =
= taUce Of 40 yards without apparent Z
= ly any difficulty. y
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COUNTRY COLE CLUB.

Tn the qualifying round for the second
leg of the Whitley golf cup at the Coun-
try club yesterday the four low scores
were: Mrs. r. c.. Gemmeu (scratch. 81:
Miss Genevieve Mccormick scratch 50.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-07
HoTELs ANp RESORTS
BRIGHTON HOTEL
SILVER LAKE. UTAH.
Most Beautiful Spot in Utah.

Daily stage leaves Sugar House at 1880
a. m, arrives Brighton / p. m. Leaves
Brighton at 4:30 p. m, arrives Sugar
House 8 2. m
Three relays OF horses en- route.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-07
Nature
Will Punish
The man who nisuses her gifts,

and if no attention is paid to her
warnings-aches and ails that fol-
low abuses-it's a matter of but
short time before good health is
lost.
Coffee may or may not be the
direct cause Of your troubles, but
we know of thousands who have
prohted by the change from coffee
to
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6lntjtg Sabre ocreint.-
Gas Set ibrer goloencll Sodscit
f%eierten III boiler aeiitieer ui,o forper.
lider Sriife Serr unb Srou Wartin
Horner III ibrer @obnlng, Ger. 1912,
Observation-Disclosures. Ils Ole.
lem gnloB lpitroe Dem Subelpaarc
bon lelncn ainoern Elm Gmlpfang ge.
gebcl,. Sm Serlouie Oea Cages itea-
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triig ourd) einige nit fiinItIeriidler
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piel 5ilr Undertaking Der Inpeiell.
Den bel. Serr uilo Srau &omer reid.
ten lid an 3. Woi 1859 in Baltimore
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mnroc Dor II Sabren IN Marbnra,
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fam I'M Sabre 1856 nad) Baltimore.
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Sdbren III Netting, in Ynoen, IentId,,
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Strait nnS Weiunblcit in itorm
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Observation-Disclosures lit imnler nod
nldlt clngctroffen unb, lpie perlolttet,
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tct, i'm Wopors.g iireoll Dor uto MI,
tcrbreitete Dem Wapor ieine EI1nc
5ur. Sdlifturg bon Nrbeiter- Giffe.
rcn5en Ourd Sbieosgerifte in aIlen
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ller hnbcn. Ter Mopor lheint .iiir
sic Angele0enbeit siinitig 9eitimrmt
5n ieilL bod erfldrte or, er tpolle 5il.
crit Ole EI1ne griinolih ituoiren, ebc
cr Shritte 5llr Ginfibrluig zines
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Nr. Sclllin lit Gin 9ouid)rciner bon
SerllI l,lo iou Gin iebr befdbigter
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iibcrianote 2citern Dem Mapor ben
Gllttpnrf fir cine @eroronung, mel
die beltilnnlt, bob Die Gleftri5it1ts.
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controlirt mcroen ipic bie 8oSmcIier.
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ii L Hcpiiion Scr Gorpo.

= iir &cpiiion Scr Gorpo.
rationa Wciebc. 9ic Golni,
ten filr @cieB9eblulg 9citeucruilo
mo Gnbrifotion pom &crcin Der
&oufIclltC mo Nobritoutcn bobcu be.
ld)loiieL 5u Der nid,itcu Stooto.@c
Ieb9cburi0 cincn wirtbidoitlid)cn Gr.
pcrtcn III cnticnocn, Der olli cine SIC.
pl)ioa Der Corporations .@cictc binor.
bcitcn lol. nm inonltriclc l~lnterneh.
men II Vtorplono ST Srrultbigru.
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Nir labcn mir Gin Mtslicr III BAL.
tlmore, rno ons bciinbct it'd in Der
Gtaac IN cbcncr GrSc, Nr.32t, Muro.
@aD', nlbc '@igb-Str. SinSrr- Fi,p.
trgrnpflcn cine SprsialitGt. = Gcimc
I8cutcn nao fcineS rcppcn III iteiacn.
J. @ebbcl. 6. Grin, Gcid)iitsfibrcr.
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iIl,o Nritrcid llnaoru iidler uno
'd)llelI bcior1t. ). 10 uro 20 Murr.,
lcluic 10 Ino 20 aroncn Sdcinc sl
ucrfnnicn.
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cine GrlaubnIB, 0aS Gtsboot nGn'
trobe" Den nWsoffobaer.Hittern fir
cine Grturiion aur Geriiigung 81
iteuen. NlS 0runo miro ongefiibrt,
Dab Die Grtlriion bis noh Gull.
bridge gcplo1t lit uno Ole ltnfoitcll
iiir bic Stnbt 0rei Dial 10 bod 81
Itcbcn fomncn miir6en, mie bel &c.
m0bnIihen G%rfuriioner.
Die 3rueit e &eroromlng bc3og iid)
oltf oic Fflaiterruta Der Yort-S traBe,
non Der 2ofoDcttc. Apcnle bis 5ltr
gtorth. Npenue. PTS @runo fir 0aS
Geto miro ou9eiiibrt, oaB Die ae.
pIante HiIoItertng Der StroBe, net.
DIE oltf Die Soften Der encouragement
@rumoei1cntbiimer p%orgenommcn
lucrocu ioIte, nidt IN gcborigcr
Sorm al0eiciqt Dorocn Ict.
&m 5metten 3mctg.
Ger III ser lebten Sieung oeS or.
item 3lpeiqes cinacreihtc QcihliB,
Gin 0cmcinid)uitIitcs Gonlitc oe3
Sta0trntbS i'll crnclnlCll, I'M Den
@ouperncur ST pcronloiicL 0ahin 81
luirfcnj OoB Dem Eolptedniiden Sll.
ititut S%taot@hiilic 5u lheil mir0,
ipllroe g%lltgebciBen uno bic @crren
GolunH NM Bono ols Mitglicoer 0cS
genonnten Gomite'S %ernonnt.
Gie SeroronltlQ ueldc Oesy Stan.
Ooro Oil 60" sic @cnlbula OcS
EicrS Nr. = gcItottct, mllrbe nit Il.
llem giinitigen 0eridt bon Der 9llo.
g%ctbeb0r0c ciunclnn6t.
Tn Orittcr 2ciun9 ons
9enomm mem.
Sm 5neitcn 3mei2c lullrben Die
ioI9cnocn Scrorbnun8Cn in Oritter
Sciunl ungcuommcn:
IbomaS 6. StcuenS 5ll 0citottcn,
Dor Dem &olie 9tr. 22G, 2iabtitroBc,
ein cIeftriiGcS Sd,ilo mn5lbringen.
GoscOc z. Goiiin 81 crIolben, ucr
Dem Soltie Nr. 1926, Aoros6olporo.
Strobe, Gin cIettriihcS StiIo oll5ll-
bringcn.
Zen o@ictorio |ool ono 2und
EorIors" 81 AeitattCn, on Der Gl.ltom
&oitie 2lUcmtc cin elettriidea SdilO
on5ubrin1cu.
Mar @ronad)cr 5lt Crlnlrben, ol,i
0en StroBcn Stotb-Gntierllnga-
Moihinen SIT betreiben.
Ger Baltimore, Gbciopeafc uno
NItIontic Giicnbobu" Den ousidlieB.
Iifel 0cbrolld, oeS @icrs onl 5uBe
Der Gomocn.S traBc 5u Gcitotten.
Ter Sol. M. 3omoiati SO. 5u cr.
Iallben, Dor Dem Sal.ie Nr. 10, 9toro-
Sibcrtp.S troBe cin clcftrii6cs Shilo
on5llbringeu.
II ntcr5ciG ucte Scroros
nungen.
Ter MoDor untcr5cidnctc 9eIiCrll
Die noGfol9enoen &crorommgen:
Gin 8rluloitiid uon }0rr. Gapio
$. Carroll ~cntge8cn 5lt ncbmcn, Inn
Die Hcnitgton. Ipemic SIT perldl.
germ.
Srn. Boltcr 9. WcGorocQ sll &c.
%itntten, Die Npplcton. StroBc, Don ser
9nfcr- bis SIR FrcsburpsS truBc 81
pilnltCrn.
Srn. Golporo :. Stord SIT gcItat-
ten, Die GontonsNpcmte slpilden Der
Baltimore. mo 6opctte. Strobe, 5l
piloltcrn.
Srn. 6runf Nouof 5i gcitoitclt, sic
Eaturent. StroBe, Don Der EbiIooel.
phio Hoao bis 5rr Scfierion.S trobc,
5u piloitcrn.
Gem vNrunbel Boot Glltb" Die Gr.
Innbnib 81 crtbeilen, 5n 6errp Bar
clnen ,9ol5id)uppe1 ST. erridten.
Charles u. Carroll 5um Gonitob.
lcr Der 13. @uro 81 crllcmreit.
Der Gnot) Erott 6ricbibIiotbef 5i
~9cltottcn, an Der Yntlrcnt. Strabe
rulo philadelphia Hpap cine 3peig-
Sibliotbcf 81 crriften.
GomorO Wcehan 5um Gonitnbler
Der Q. War0 5l erncllncn.
Zen Hnmcn Der &a!lep= StrnBe IN
Acnlleop. Apenuc lim5umnn0eln.
Grlic9t icinen 9ron0.
~ un0en. - Ttr 21.j1brige Hobert
Gallagher BON Nr. 1919, 2uololu.
Etrni,n 1ncIrhnr ON Snntitnn INIT q
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TettlbcS ililb onoercs ousl1nbi.
idles 8elo %gcfaiiit nno perfanit.
8elSienornacn bciorat nad) Gcutid.
lono. ScIircidl, Hnblonb Ii. /. 10.
Wed)iel ansscitclt nilf musl1nbiidc
@anfen.. Grcbittricic ullo Srapclcrs
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