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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-28
TRIBUTE TO REMINGTON
FOR WORK IN THE WEST

RIDGEFIELD. Conn. Dec. 21.-'Ie
knew the horse; he pictured tho vanish
ing west
These two characteristic Inscriptions
will probably be placed on the tomb of
Frederick Remington. the artist accord =
ing 10 an announcement made here fol-
lowing his dea1i yesterday. Both We're
suggested some years ago by the artist
himself.
remington nTst atttactcd lhe atlentloI
of The public by his representations of
horses. Later IN life he became filled
with the ambition 10 make a lasting
record of his own peculiar vision of the
west His interest. however. was not IL
tho west OF the present day.
The west Is; no longer picturesque" IN
said short time before his death. "Tt
and of the stirring events"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-28
Ha!Ha!He He. He,

That's the way to feel-EEERY ONE
does that takes a CASCARRT night
BEFORE, when he looks at the fellow
who didn't. For OVER-EATINC nud
DRINKING nothing on Earth cleans you
put as a CASCARET, naturalIy-aasiDy,
without that upset sick feeling. Don't
ncGlect-at bed time-9 PM. or 4 A. NJ.
mo diHtercnce-youl II need it.
ses
CAScARETS ice box for weeks
treatment. all druggists. Biggest seller
" .Ec woyla. Million boxes a ruouth.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-28
MURPHY CHALLENGES
ANY ROPE JUMPER

Jim Murphy. who says that he can
jump the rope faster than any other man
living, issued n challenge Monday even :
Ing to iump any man in the state of
Utah for thirty minutes agreeing To give
his opponent a handicap OF 1900 jumps.
Murphy is tho avcra ge- size man, weigh
ing probably $50 pounds, and to look at
him no one would ever take him TO be
an expert rope Jumper but he says that
he has the money TO back himself and II
any one differs In opinion as To ability
he can got a match,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-28
MAY AGAIN REPORT
ON DIR. COOKS RECORDS

COPENHAGEN Dec. 2.-rhe special
committee of the University OF Copcn-
hagen that Investigated Dr. Frederick n.
Cooks polar records is now considering
whether II shall publish second report
giving further details of it's work. II
th, committee should decide Ia do so
IL Will Issue the report about January 10.
4 member of the committee said today
that some OF the details OF Cooks nara =
tive were fabricated and that his papers
showed he had used calculations tur-
nished by Captain Loose. The second
report nc added, would present evidence
IN that effect
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-28
Aeronauts Coming West.

NEW YORK. Dec. I'D, Mason and
E. Renon. French aeroplanc experts. are
In New York. en- route 10 California:
where they will participate In the Janu-
ory aviation meet. Renon VIII be Paul
%an,s chief assistant Mason will at
tempt flights in a monoplanc OF his own
Invention and Will later exhibit in sew
oral cities.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-28
CHAMPION NEWSB0Y
FIGHTER Is DEAD

CHICAGO. Dec, 27--John u. ]. Muir
ply the champion newsboy prize Fighter.
is dead Death was due To q severe cold
contracted month ago. Murphy won his
title some three years ago and held II
against all corners He also had the rec
ord OF having sold the creates, number OF
newspapers in one hour At the time OF
the IroGuois theater fire nc passed out
goo newspapers i'm an hour. receiving
pa yment for each of them and making
change many times,
lie was IS years old.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-28
FISH AND GAME

The killin., OF quail out of season has
brought Leroy Timbey into trouble.
While ont feeding the quail Monday
morning Binglcy caught Timbcy with a
shotgun and quail in his possession.
Warden Peterson OF Cache county was
"A visitor Monday and reports fish and
game as doing nicely in his ncighbor-
hood
Warden Smith coniiScatcd six traps
close to some warm springs near FIJI
tcenth South and Seventh West streets
which hnd been set for wild ducks. Smith
says that the owner OF the traps can
have them by making d noise Ike an
owner oil the traps
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-28
Einhters Arrested.

MILWAUKEE. WIS. Dec. 2T.-"Eddie'
Grcenwald one OF tho contestants IN n
recent ring bout in Milwaukee. was ar A.
rested today and later released on Sloo
hail. He was charged with unlawfully
engaging in prize fight. GreGnwaid
| waived preliminary examination. lie VIII
| annear i'm the municipal court early next
| term. Tho case is TO. test the law Gov
| erine prize fights.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-28
S|X-DAY BICYCLE
STARTS IN BERLIN
Rutt and Clark, Root and Fog
Ter, WeII-knOwn Here, Rid
inc as Teams.

BERLIN. Dec. 27.-A siN-day cycling
race started i'm the Geological gardens
n, IN o'clock tonight. Fifteen thousand
people were present. Sixteen pairs arc
competing. including Butt and Clarke.
winners Of the siN-day race al New
York. and the american team, Root and
FoRlor.
l5uit was liable to arrest for not per-
forming military service. Tho war Office,
however permitted him 10 compete after
the crown prince had brought influence
lo bear.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-28
CHAMBERS PRESENTED
WITH HANDSOME BADGE

State Game Warden Fred w Chambers
was given "A surprise party last Friday
afternoon in his office He was getting
ready to leave for ogden to spend the
Christmas holidays when several OF the
district wardcns and Mcssrs, Jacklin.
Smith and Madsen entered the office and
presented the warden with gold police
badge and god-headed umbrella. That
the gifts were appreciated need not be
said. and they VIII be passed down in
family history as valuable relics,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-28
Perfect Bowling Score.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2I.-Baney Fill rolled
n 3OO-sCor in q special match with Jess
Siasch OF the Northwest Bowling league
last night Fill had a great series. his
gave him an average Of 263 l-3 and a
total of 100 This Is the second time
this season that d perfect score has been
made In Chicago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-28
Boxing Contest Postponed.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. 2I.-The ten
round bout between Featherweight
Champion Abe Attell and Tommy Now
att OF Chicago. which was To nave taken
placc here tonight IS postponed indeh-
nitcly Promoter G. u. Nelson aid not
state the reasons FOR the postponcment
which was decided OH late today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-28
Y. M, @. A. BANQUET.

The ladies' classes and young mems
classes OF the Y. NJ. c. ~. together with
ali those who took part in the group
games. will sit at banquet 10 be given
in the association gymnasium next
Thursday night.
State Senator Badger will speak on the
subject THE Relation OF the Physical
Department TO the Community at Large"
The Rev. MIR Simpkn will speak on the
subject Spirit, Mind and Body" Other
social features will mark the evening 3
programme and an enjoyable time is an
ticiputcd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-28
FATHER OF VARSITY
ATHLETICS WANTED
Holmes May BE Selected From
Many Named to Coach
Wisconsin.

MADISON. WIS., Dec. 2I.--Sentimont
here is crystalli1ins in favor Of the ap-
pointmcnt Of 4 Wisconsin man to the
vacant physical dircctorahip at Wiscon-
sin Among the Wisconsin graduates
whose names have been mentioned are
former Graduate Managers John l.. Fish
or of lanesvils and George F. Towper
of Ruttc. Mont. Harvey Holmes dircc-
tor of athletics at the University Of
Southern California, also has been men
toned,
Harvey Holmes. one of The best alt
round athletes :hat ever came to this
state, is we'll known In Salt Lake CITY,
having had charge Of athletics mt the
University Of G,ah mp 10 thc ,imo ""eh
When Holmes came hero football was
I'm its infancy and he took hold o( lot
uf farmers and developed the best
Tenn i'm the state. fIc WAS absolutely UP
against it for material. lie took several
high school boys who had failed To mako
the high school team, four In number,
and nllcd in the seven remaining posi-
tions with men who had never played
the game Tho best team Holmes turned
out at the varsity was whom tho back
field averaged 1i5 pounds and the line
l65 pounds. lighter than the average nigh
school team Of today.
NTH this team The Carlisle Indians
were played 10 standstil In tho first
halr OF a match game. neither team scor-
ing. but beef counted after the iirst halt
and tho score resulted 20 to u. tho var
SItv having the distinction of holding
the Indians down 10 the lowest score of
any western team. The All-star Calilor-
mia team was beaten - TO q. Holmes
real worth was never appreciated hero:
but those who arc M in athletics know
that he delivered the goods for the ma
teral he had To work with.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-28
Gilmore Quits Fight Game.

CHICAGO. Dec 2T,-Harry Gilmore,
Jr.. who for several years managed
Pactey MacFarland and who is consid-
cred one Of the shrcwdest OF managers,
has withdrawn from pugjlism TO engage
in the cafe business in Chicago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-28
Irwin for Umpire.

NEW YORK. De-. 2T-Charlcy Irwin
formerly third bascmcn for Brooklyn and
Cincinnati who has been playing ON the
slated to become a National league UNI
pirc next season. according TO New York
ba scball authorities.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-28
Stahbing Story a Fake.

pEKIN Dec, 21.--Thc report published
abroad that Prince Chun, the regent.
was stabbed when about To enter the
palace today. is without the slightest
foundation. No attempt OF any KIND has
been made on the prince regent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-28
Zbyszko Loses Match.

DES MONIES. Dec. 2I.-Ibyszl<o failed
10 throw Jess Reimcr In 81 minutes here
tonight. James Corbin, his first oppo-
nent was thrown in three minutes
Zbyszko was to throw three men III m
hour.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-28
Boxing in Gotham.

NEW YORK. Dec, 1.-TWO so-callcC
athletic clubs pulled off nghts in New
York tonight unplolestcd BY the police
practically for the first time since GOV
ernor Hughes pat the lid down n montl
before the municipal election.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-28
Landslide Kills Many.

MADRID. Dec. g7.-Dlspatches received
hcrc say that tWenty-cight persons per
ishcd in a landslide caused Ivy the Hoods
In n village near Nianac. Navarro.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-28
Pirates SIGN Adams.

PITTSBURG Pa. Dec. 27.-Pitcher
Charles Adams today signed contracts
with the PIttsburg National league base
ball club for two years.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-28

Pasqualc Schiavonc. the banker An
gelinc was also indicted and Will have
Il trial separate from thc relatives.
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GODDARD Maybray Bird
FORT WORTH. Tex. Dec. Pr. j.,
GODDARD was arrested by the federal su-
thorities here today In connection with
the alleged MaybraY "fnlke" contest.
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The Detroit times., 1909-02-27
Roosevelt Defends His
Executive Course; Compares
Himself With Washington

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-President
Roosevelt informed a number OF news
paper correspondents yesterday that
he was in the same position as George
Washington, who was assailed by GER
tain individuals In the latter part Of
hie second term. The president dis
cussed with the newspaper men the
bitter attacks that had been made
on him from many sections He de-
Tended his course in public life. say
ing a president must be fearless and
strike out whenever necessary In or
der TO preserve the rights OF the peo-
pie as whole. The president has re.
cefvcd many kilograms OF congratula.
ton on his work as head of the ma
ton.
From the Presbyterian Brotherhood
of America, in session In Pittsburg,
comes telegram expressing its con-
gratulations 'as you are about to lay
down the heavy responsibilities of
your great Office" The telegram
added:
I'VE are grateful to God for max
ing you such a vigorous champion OF
public righteousness and private vir-
tue, and for keeping you in safety to
finish your work as president, and as
you retire to private life we invoke on
you the continued blessing of Cod"
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27
FINDS HUBBY AND
BLONDE IN SALOON

A handsome blonde is said to have
been the cause Of fight in the sa-
loon of Harry p. Boughton, at the cor
ner OF Center and John R.-sts., late
Thursday night. which resulted in the
arrest of Boughton and James Buck
Jerry, Friday afternoon.
Blackberry, who Is well-known
resident OF Windsor recently parted
from his wife, who is daughter of
Mrs. Herrenden. whose husband Is
the proprietor of Windsor
hotel of that name. Mrs.
Blackberry had been looking for her
husband, and walking into boughton' 3
saloon found him there drinking with
the blonde. She is alleged TO
have made rush at the blonde, and
Instantly fight started which soon
Involved several men.
Mrs. Blackberry complained to the
police Friday afternoon and Detectives
Reid and Good and Wilson and Black
we're sent to the saloon with instruc-
lions TO get the names of everybody
there. Boughton is said to have be-
come sassy" and was arrested. Buck
berry was found at No. 50 Adamsave.,
still under the influence of liquor, the
police say, and was locked up until he
becomes sober Boughton has later
released
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27
CAREER PROMISE
IS CUT SHORT
BY DEATH
LANES A. LIE ROY. FORMER DE-
TRoIT NEWSPAPER MAN DIES
IN MEN MEXICO, VICTIM OF
WHITE PLAGUE.

A career OF great promise was cut
short. Friday. by the death of James
A. Leroy, a former Detroit newspaper
man. in the Army hospital at Fort
bayard, New Mexico. He was a vic
Tim OF tuberculosis.
Though only 80 years Old. Mr.. lie
Roy had already gained distinction
through his books and writings on the
Philippines, and was regarded as an
authority on matters pertaining to I'm
Gle Sans insular possessions. He WAS
the author OF Philippine Life in
Town and Country" regarded as val
liable work. For the past two years
he had been engaged on "a history OF
the American occupation Of the ISL
ands, but was unable to complete 1t
because Of his illness. He acted as
personal secretary to President-elect
TAFT, when the latter. as secretary OF
war, visited the Philippines i'm COM
pany with Alice Roosevelt. Congress
man Longworth and others. On this
trip he proved TO be a veritable Ell
cyclopedia OF information of Philip
pine matters. having acquired this
knowledge while acting as secretary
10 Dean Worcester, OF the University
OF Michigan, during the lat.ers SER.
zee on the Philippine commission.
Mr. LeRoy's work attracted the at
tention OF Judge Taft. then governor
Of the islands. and he was appointed
10 several positions or trust. When
his health began TO give way Mr.. Taft
secured his appointment as consul 10
Durango, Mexico. in the hope that the
change would benefit him. Later he
was promoted TO the post at Madrid.
Spain. but he was unable 10 accept.
INSTEAD he went 10 New Mexico IN
search of health
Mr.. Leroy was horn in Pontiac, and
the remains will be brought there for
burial. He was a graduate OF the
University OF Michigan, class of 1895.
and member of the Delta Epsilon
fraternity and the Phi Beta Kappa.
the Oldest honor society in America
Mr.. Leroy is survived by his widow.
who was Miss Mabel Pound. OF Pom.
tiac and three children. James A.. Jr..
aged 8: John Pound. aged 2, and Eliza
beth Maud, aged one year.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27
NEW COMPANY ENTERS
LOCAL REALTY FIELD

The Albert & Kinmont Realty Co.
is the latest addition TO the local
field. The members are Oscar l.. Al
bert. president; W. j. Kinmont, Jr.,
vice president, and George Kinmont,
secretary and treasurer, and Offices
have been established at No $40 Ham
mond building, wnere the company
will engage in a general real estate
business besides dealing In loans and
insurance. The company is incorpor-
ated and is In position TO build for
clients. 1t will also buy property di-
rect for investment purposes when II
Is found desirable to do so.
Mr.. Albert will continue to special
ize with flats and apartment houses,
on which classes of property he is re-
garded as an authority. He has been
particularly successful in this line
since coming to Detroit two years ago.
Previous TO the organization of the
new company he was with the Han
nan exchange. II Is an interesting
fact that George Kinmont. secretary
and treasurer OF the company, was
Mr.. Albert's first customer I'm Detroit,
having purchased the Hancock apart
ments from him.
The men associated with the new
company will all be specialists In their
respective lines. which insures the
best results for buyer and seller.
Mr.. Albert is a member Of the De.
troit Real Estate board. Before com
ing to Detroit he was engaged in the
real estate business in Chicago.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27
Fanatic horswhips Billy
Sunday and They CIinch
In Fierce Fight in Church

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Feb 27.-A re-
ligious fanatic horsewhipped Rev. VIM
A. Sunday, better known as Billy
Sunday, at the Sunday tabernacle
where he was conducting services in
the presence of 5000 persons.
The evangelist. after making his
opening remarks, was leaning against
the pulpit on an elevated platform
while hymn was sung, when q pow.
erful man. who later said his name
was Sherman Potts. sprang forward
with a buggy whip and struck Mr.. Sun.
day several terrific blows.
Sunday leaped from the platform
and dashed his assailant to the floor
In the middle aisle. The audience
was on the verge OF panic, with
women weeping and children scream
ing. while Potts and Sunday rolled and
tumbled in the aisle.
Leader Fischer directed the audi.
ence and choir to sing. and In a few
moments the entire audience was
Gained, few leaving their seats. Sew.
eral men seized Potts and held him
until policemen came.
Rev Mr.. Sunday received several
painful bruises from the buggy whip
According to the borsewhipper 8
statements at the jail. he was once
declared insane and committed to the
Jacksonville asylum. whence after a
brief confinement he was released as
cured. He made the attack, he said
in defense OF the virtue OF women,
which he declared had been criticized
by the evangelist.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27
COUNCIL INSISTS
ON LAYING CEDAR
M AYoR's INTIMIDATION
AGAINST THIS STYLE OF PAVE
MENT Is IGNORED.

Mayor Breitmeyer's recommends
ton that the laying of cedar block
paving be discontinued. as set forth
in his annual message. has been CIV
en- scant attention by the common
council. All the new paving resolu
lions which have gone through so far
have been for cedar paving on con
crete and contracts for six streets OF
this kind have already been made.
Cedar paving has long been frowned
upon by the health department and
the street cleaning division. The
cedar block to be had has become
lower in quality and higher In price.
All these considerations caused the
mayor TO bring up the matter OF new
paving in his cabinet meeting Friday.
The commissioners and aldermen
present all agreed that cedar block
is rot good pavement.
1T is the dearest pavement We car
lay" said President John Behlow, of
the board of estimates. 1T wears out
rapidly"
Commissioners Haarer declared that
the poor people in various parts OF
the city could not afford TO pay more
than the present cost or new paving
with cedar. Aid. Heineman then made
"a suggestion which may be made the
basis of new city legislation, that the
new paving be charged up as II cedar
block paving were TO be laid and then
that brick or asphalt pavement be
laid and the balance OF the cost
charged to the city.
"A cedar pavement may last long
time II II Is laid with the gravel well
tamped down in the inter stices and
plenty of tar between" said Haarer
before the cabinet meeting. Il do not
think that It is feasible tot All cedar
pavement with grout, however, as
suggested by Aid. Goeschel, on ac
count OF the expansion. Recently
when we came to resurface n street
that had been laid In that way, we
found that we had a 30-foot roadway
where the original paving had been
28 feet"
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27
BURT RAPS MEETING
IN AUDITORIUM

SAGINAW. Mich, Feb. 27.-W. X.
Burt, who gave the auditorium To the
city, denounces the meeting held in
that hall Thursday night as an an
archistic gathering instead Of a mass
meeting. as advertised number OF
other prominent citizens who were
persuaded To attend the meeting feel
chargrlned, Il Is said. They say the
gathering developed into socialistic
affair lea by Chicago and Detroit
agitators.
Mr. Burt denounces the inflammatory
speech OF a Detroit man in particular
lie says I'm effect that the meeting
DETAINED the Auditorium. and warns
that when they bring speakers who
declare that the judiciary, from the
supreme court at Washington down
Is corrupt. and that an honest man
cannot get justice, 1t is time these
people came ont and held such meet
ings by themselves. instead OF trick
ms the labor people and outsiders
under false representations"
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27
Instructions to Women Voters
For Mondays Primaries

Candidates for school inspector in the Second ward and
the Ninth Eighteenth wards inclusive will be nominated
at the primary election Monday, March I.
Election booths will be open in each precinct from 8
o'clock m. to 83o p m.
Any woman FL of age over, who is American
citizen by birth naturalization, any married woman OF
legal age, whose husband American citizen and
whose parents have been natualzed prior her
coming OF age may vote.
You register before voting. 1t is necessary
give but merely to affirm that o legal age
After registering call for the ballot OF the
to which belong Republican Democratic Pronbition
You must mark this ballot in OF the compartments of
the election booth and fold before returning election
Inspector to be placed in the ballot box
You must not inform any while in the election booth
to whom vote for show your ballot any
after marking it,
See that get the party ballot you desire and that it is
placed in the proper box.
And don't forget
VOTE FOR ANTI-MARTINDALE CANDIDATES.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27
TO DISCUSS SUSPENSION
OF OLIVE BRANCH LODGE

A meeting of Odd Fellows has been
called for Saturday evening In West
ern lodge temple. to take action In re-
gard to the suspension OF Olive
Branch lodge declare that that lodge
will not give up to the order of the
grand master. He declares that many
persons who are not Odd Fellows
have joined the Oriental Order OF
Humility and Perfection SO that 1t Is
not an Odd Fellows order.
George w. Warrus, noble grand OF
Olivee Branch lodge. declares that,
while he attended the informal meet
ing of the Grand Lodge and Grand En-
campment members In the Burns no.
tel, and talked with the gentlemen
present, he did not discuss the matter
OF his lodges suspension or present
the lodges case. This will be done
in the October Grand Lodge meeting.
he states.