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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-20
D0DS0N'S MEAL BRINGS
SMITH TO GRIEF

W. f. Smith was arrested Friday
night bN Patrolman Davidson on n
warrant sworn out by T. l.. Clark
charging Smith with battery, and
thereby hangs Il tale
\ few days ago a stranger IN the
city. T.. \. Dodsou. entered the Sunrise
restaurant on Commercial street and.
after ordering and eating II meal. re
fused TO pay for IT. The proprietor Of
the restaurant, a japanese. called in
Pajrolman Davidson. who was about TO
take DOdsou 10 tho station, when
George Wilkes stepped mp aud. after
listening 10 the troubles of DodsOu.
offered TO pay the Japanese If he would
agree not to prosecute Dodson Wilkes
said that he did not want to see Dod-
son 20 10 lail for fifteen cents, which
was the price Of the meal
When Dodsou was captured by Patrol
man Davidson in tho FIRST place, q large
crowd of men gathered around tho of
liccr and the prisoner and made in
uuirics as 10 the cause Of the trouble
In the crowd. so tho story goes, were
Clark and Smith, lifelong friends, Upon
tho release Of DOdsun an argument arose
regarding the merits Of Dodson. 1t
seemed that he had union card in his
pocket aud had been living oil union
men he met on The strength of bis
card
Remarks. which did not suit Clark.
were passed about podson. and then.
according TO bystauders Clark struck
Smith i'm the back Of the head Smith
lost no time in demonstrating To the
crowd that he was he better man of
tho two. and he struck back so long
and hard that Clark is said to he in n
serious condition. When asked regard
ing the man and the meal both Clark
and Smith said that they did not know
him,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-20
C0L0RED HEAVIES TO
FIGHT In PARIS

NEW YORK. Nov. 19-Amcrican sport
ing men are greatly interested in re
port from Paris that Joe Jeanette and
Sam McNey have bcel matched 10 fight
thirty rounds there on December IL. The
battle. which Is the talk OF Paris. is cX-
peCted to draw a great crowd. The pro-
motcTs have hung up $1,000 purse, OF
which the winner will receive S2500.
in Paris in a gruelling mill last winter,
and in the forty ninth round McNey 8
seconds threw up the sponge, as the Cali
fornian was severely punished. But. prior
10 that. Jeanncttc was knocked down
more than a dozen times. and was OH the
verge of going to sleep on several occa-
sions. when his remarkable rccupcratye
powers nablcd him TO continue.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-20
CHARLES &. PRICE Is
STILL AFTER THE MONEY

I'm ihr United States district court
Friday morning IL. H. henderson, at.
iorncv for Charles G.. Price of Ogden
WAS given rortytwo days 10 prepare
and flc n hill of exceptions aud mo.
liou for. new trial by Judge Page
Morris
Price is the man who. when he called
for his mail at the Ogden postol)iec
last December. was given package con.
tanning S2i0U i'm currency. He deposit
cd the money la the Pmgrcc bank OF
Ogden. which is made a go odcfcudant
and checked against the amount Al
the trial. however, il appeared that tn,
East Side bank of Portland, Ore, had
been robbed and that the money re-
ccived by Price had been stolen from
that institution. and the decision wa,
in favor Of The Portland bank; and no"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-20
Jatonia Entries.
Special 10 The Tribune.
CINcINNA NnN- ln--E.nIIlcs for 10:

Special 10 The Tribune.
CINCINNATI. Nov. l9.-Entries for to-
Inolrow's races:
First race. thrcc-duarters of mile.
sclling-Unceda. Jog. Ethel w, LOG:
Polyphome. IO6; Glenn Beachv. IoG'
Harry Sommers. LOG: judith Page, lO6:
sligo. los: Dick Goodbar. lu6, CoGen, i09:
kecrcct l09.
Second race. quarters OF a mile.
selling -Sainward. 100; Splendida, lO2
Cassowary. IO3, Ioa lU5; Sorrcl Top.
los: san Primo. lo5; Miss Popular, lo5
Pal, Io7 Apologize. los: Deuce. los
Fircball. ll6.
Third race. eleven -siNtccnths OF a mile
Lawrence j Daley, TO-: Dainty Dam"
los; Sclwik. lot. Melissa. l0i. Prince Cal
ll2.
Fourth race. mile and seventy yards
haudicap-Nll Rcd. 96; Ludhiana. lO2
old Honesty. l9i; Centre Shot. III; stan
Fifth race. mile. pursc-My Gal. %
Milton e.. ~: Loughand, Zoe: Claudia
100: Hatchicoon. 100.
SiNth race. Scvcn-clEhths Of n mile
Gov. Haskell. l09: Ned CormaCk: ~
Stowaway. III: Peter Fender. III; 81
Aulairc. IL; Landlord, III; soprano
iIg; George Bailey, ll9; Orphan Lad
ii9 John Garner. ll9; PatricIan. ~?
Warner Griswcl. ll9; SIR Walter Rol'
Inns 49, Bansdalc. l22.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-20
FOOTBALL BANISRED
IN NEW YORK SCHOOLS
Blow to the Game Is Considered
Severe i'm GridirOn
Circles.

NEW YORK. Nov 19.-Footbsll has
been banishcd from the New York
schools by the board Of supervisors be
cause OF the many accidents. in which
bones were broken aud pupils were
otherwise injured.
Revision Of the rules has failed 20
eliminate the danger of the sport. and
the supervisors decided that the game
should be abolished.
As the New York schools constitute
the largest single body of football play
ers the blow to the game is considered
severe and may have an effect through
out the country. II is understood that
the supervisors correspondent Will
school directors in other cities and thai
! the action taken is the result Of :
series Of conferences and may extend t.
other school systems.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-20
BRIDGE WORKER SAYS
NEGRESS ROBBED HIM

Otto Nanick bridgeworker. who
arrived in the city last week from
Price where he had been employed on
railroad bridge work, reported to the
police this Saturday morning at 80
o clock. that he had been robbed by
"A negress of Sll0 on East Second South
street. between Floral and Franklin
avenues The description of the woman
has bccu furnished the police.
A private safe may be rented IN the
Gre and burglarproof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company,
80 up Main street, $500 per year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-20
FITZSIMM0NS WILL
TRY TO STOP LANG

SYDNEY y. :. w. Nov l9.-lt was
announced here today that BIB FitZ-
simmons and "Bil" Lang have agreed to
Csnt In Australia on December - for
the championship Of Australia. now held
by Lang. Lang won sllIs title by defeat
ing "Bil" Suuires at Mv.bourE, on Oc-
tuuer IS. Squrcs Ras knocked out in
the twentieth round
Fitzsimmons recently arrived here from
The l-nilcd Statcs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-20
GRADE SCHOOLS PLAY
TIE BASKETBALL GAME

In a championship basketball game
of the class B teams in the city public
school league the Lafayette team tied
the Popular Grove team, the score be
ing II 10 H. The Popular Grove play.
ors had the better of the game daring
the first half but the Lafayette boys
PLAYED hard i'm the last half and man
aged 10 tie their rivals for the cham.
pionshipn Smith of the Lafayette team
was the star, as he made all the points
for his team. deciding game viii he
plavcd next Tuesday,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-20
NEIL Is 0UTCLASSFD
AND GIVES UP CONTEST

SACRAMENTO Cal. Nov. IA
Neil seconds threw up the sponge in
the eleventh round tonight and gave
what was to have been a twenty-round
90 to Frank MaHtell of Rhode Island.
Mantcll had his man from the start.
Neil annearcd in DOOR condition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-20
Teams in Fine Shape.

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 1.-the Min
nesota and Michigan football teams to-
dav finished their work for the big
game tomorrow on Northrop field both
eleyens being put through indoor sig
nal practice
The game promises to be the hardest
contest of the year for Minnesota, but,
nevertheless the betting odds today
were 10 TO : in her favor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-20
Schweitzer Reinstated.

,SbSeitzer who was barred from the
an'ano game viii bc in the game on
lauksgiying day with the varsity
!ilt his usual Undertaking and open
kM running. SchwcitZer WAS slightly
kllnd ~ some of his work at the time
y Eligibility was considered, bui now
tpP. in all his class work. aud Will
y back in his usual fighting form in
"a. C. game The rest of the posi-.
prs IN the lineup viii he as usual !.
Nepi that Doolitilc will plav full
~ N case LoclI is still laid mp with
/ y bad ankle.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-20
Dog Show Every Month.

CHICAGO. Nov. l9.-The Chicago ken
mel club meeting last night decided TO
start monthly shows, at which canine
beauties pf all classes VIII he exhibited
with one particular breed as th" special
feature Of each show DG1crs g.! pcJi-
greed dogs viii be urged 10 enter th'm
in competition and the judge who makes
the awards viii deliver a '-crur" on the
points that so 10 make up prize winner
ON tho LcnoM.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-20
BOYS Make Good.

TULSA Okla. Nov. l9.-Carl Living
ston ono OF two brothers who left hero
MAY - on - wager Of $1,000 each Tint
they could go To tho Seattle exposition
and return to Tulsa by November - VITA
$500 earned on the trip. arrived her" To-
day aud claimed the stake. Herman. the
other brother. remained in California. but
sent word that he would return In timt
to claim the wager lie has already sent
in the 5000 that he was To earn ou, the
,lip
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-20
International Chess.

LEXINGTON. Ky, Nov. l9.--Franll
j. Marshall OF New York, tonight again
defeated j, W, Showalter, of George
town. KY. i'm the American chess
championship series. Showaltcr re
signed after the siXty-sccond move,
Marshall has won four games show.
alter one and three were drawn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-20
ALL EYES TURN TO YALE-HARVARD GAME
NELSON AND THOMPSON
TO FIGHT NEXT JULY

!. AURORA. III. Nov. 19.-Bat.
!. tlinc Nelson. lightweight cham
:. pion of the world, will fight John
:. nv Thompson in san Francisco
!. IN July. with tho title and purse
:, money the stakes.
,..,- Thompson Yesterday. accepted
:. an offer made bv Promoter James
:. CoGrotb, aud Nelson has consent
:. ed 10 fight
= Thompson. who is here. vcstcr.
: dav exhibited = letter from Col
!. froth. in which the offer for the
!. match was made.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-20
Cross Country Run.

BROOKLlNE. Mass. Nov. l9.-Scy-
enrv runners Will contest here tomor
row in the annual intercollegiate cross
country championship. There viii be
seven men from each of ten colleges.
Cornell. present champion. and holder
Of the team title during seven
of the last nine wears, was a favOritc
tonight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-20
Luck Changes.

SAN JOSE. Nov, i9.-Thc AN-Natlon-
ais broke LONG strlnc Of defeats at the
hands al tho Philadelphia Americans hv
winning from their rivals, 3 TO :, today.
Ri T.
Al Nationals ..... .... .....-......f y
Athletics ...... 30. ..... .s...s,r.sS J
Batteries and Meyers, Erausc,
Plank and Thomas. CmI ire. Hogan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-20
HIGH SCHOOL SERIES
WILL WIND UP TODAY

The nnal football game OF the hieh
eohool series will he played saturday AT
ornoou at o'clock on Cummings field,
h,iwocn tho salt Lake high school cham
pons and the Au ilallows college The
game is looked forward 10 with consider
able interest as tho college players have
hctn PLAYING great bah during the past
Two weeks. and win bc match for the
champions
The hiGh school team Is the (avoritc
in tho betting. and its supporters arc
iavinc odds thal the score VIII pass the
nriv mark.
Tn" lineup
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-20
Signal Corps Get Came.

Atxl Wednesday the Signal Corps
.lctball team Of Salt. Lake City will
-el The best team in Manri in n
tlen game. The first Of series to be
tHsd bv organizations Of the militia,
great deal Of interest has been
'o'Eed up in the games.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-20
CURIOSITY IMPELS THE
TURNING IN OF ALARM

TupcIlcd by inordinatc curiosity. a
pedestrian turned in fire alarm from
second South and Main streets, Friday
night at $50 clock, which brought
the apparatus from the west side, with
the central departments, to the scene
The curiosity Of the pedestrian was
caused bv smoke from the ovens of the
Roval bakery.
Chief Glorc. after making an exam.
iuation Of the premises. discovered
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-20
Park city.
KALAMAZOO MAKES BIG
BID FOR PRIZE FIGHT

DETROIT. Nov. l9.-Thc Detroit Jour
nal says today.
The Kalamazoo. Mich. Recreation and
Park association. which managed tho kal-
amazoo trotting races Of the grand cir
cIIt. TO-DAY sent 10 Stakeholder Robert
Murphy Of New York a certified check
FOR $4,000. to guarantee an offer OF 4
500. 600 purse for the holding Of the jon
johnson fight at Kalamazoo. The
club processes To have assurances that
il can carry It's proposal.
DETROIT. Mich. Nov. l9-Thc DC
troit News tomorrow morning will uUb.
lish the following dispatch from GOV.
ernor Warner:
"Thc Jcffrics-.IohusCn fight Will not
be allowed 10 take place anywhcra IN
Michigan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-20

LADIES'
all OF
in uanyn
arc only a "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-20
Grand Game Looked For.

his confidently expected that with
|,Se unusually developed, carefully
|haiaod teams. the game tomorrow would
huoustrate. rs never before. the pos.
|sblitcs of American football. Each
|p,r is expected 10 uncover spectacular
|,kys. with the oldfashioncd line plung
i.g frequently varied with wcll-cXccuted
ilNard passes aud on side kicks. Both
teyens nave able kiclScrs, but in this
|Inueh OF the game Yalc is acknowledge
SEic he superior 10 Harvard. as Coy
al probably outkick Minof. The Blue
nis Fitzpatrick and Savage, arc faster
lao,L D<SSmiih -apd Brown of The
lnmson.
Pllbn. ono OF tbc Yale backs. is re-
srjtd as a wonder in running back
iEt.
But The Harvard line. from tackle TO
/ |'Sklp, is believed by close followers Of
is sanC 10 be more aggressive than
lHt cf Yale, while in Inc plunging.
alnol is held TO bc a more consistent
zpeT than any Yale back.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-20

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- up Maiu Stre"' 90, per v'ar,
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Texas Beats Oklahoma
AUSTIN. Tex. Nov. I9.-Tcxas uni.
versity. 80; University of Oklahoma, o.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-20
STILL ANOTHER VICTIM
or DEADLY FOOTBALL

ORANGE. y. j.. Nov. l9.-With his
neck broken in much the samo way as
that of Cadet Byruc of West Point.
Albert p. Wihcralake, u years Old.
died tonight another victim 10 foot.
ball He had been tackled IN the open
field and thrown head first.
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HISTORIANS CATCH
/ FOOTBALL FEVER
E,,lp and Harvard VIII Clash in
Their Annua! Game in
Stadium.
sREATEST CONTEST 5 IN. IN =,
HISTORY or THE SPORT
Fans Looking for DemOnstra-
\ tiOn of Possibilities of
Il American Football.

posTON. NOV. 19.-Foothall fever is
..;asmio in Boston tonight. The game
,.,,u Harvard and Yale-thr climax
t,be .eason-to be played in tho Har-
,a s,adinm tomorrow was almost the
a, tonic of conversation in hotels, clubs,
IA cafes and on the streets. The de
r,nd ior seats has caused fabulous pri-
= 10 prevail.
Seldom in The forty years history OF
..,,bnIl have the teams of the two uni.
,,rsitics met upon such equal terms,
|f,ls was A slight fsvorite in the bet
s,e tonicht but orders have been scaled
.,as,derably from the five to three of
,-o weeks ago. and tonight the price
a ten to nine, with few bets even
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-20
College Crowd.

The supply Of tickets have been lin
"A IN $4,000. the seating capacity of
|n, Stadium. Ticket holders. with few
,,eotiops. arc either alumni or members
4 families of alumni. SO strict have
ssu rules governing the issue of the
d,tets that the crowd will be more
|tuourhly college one than ever be
|hre
1be Two teams are storing up energy
/, f,w miles away in the quiet hooks of
,rburndale and Medfcld.
REPORTS from tho two camps tonight
rsy optimistic. The injured list had
hen nearly wiped out since the hard
,mcs of last Saturday. Captain Fish
4 Harvard. who received an injury tc
esehest, WAS reported in good condition
,rd an undouhted participant in tho
|5,tninc scrimmagc, if not in the entire
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The Washington herald., 1909-05-08
aRirmInrham SreciaI.v

Beginning Sunday, May 10 the Southern
Railway will inaugurate new fast train
between New York. Washington. Atlanta.
and Birmingham. TO be known as the
Birmingham Special" on following
schedule: Leave New York. Pennsylvania
Railroad. go a. n; leave Washington
$40 .. m; arrive Atlanta 1879 a. m, Cen
traI time: arrive Birmingham p. m.
This fast schedule has been arranged
with great care II order to give the most
effective service to and from all points
between New York and Birmingham
Pullman drawing-room sleeping cars viii
be operated betweSl these points, and
dining cars VIII serve all meals IN both
directions
Il is believed that the addition of this
new train, the Birmingham Special in
connection with the already superb fast
train service afforded by the Southern
Railway. VIII prove very popular with
the travelling public. requiring only one
night out between New York and BiT-
mingham. through Virginia. the Caro-
linas. and Atlanta
NOrth-bound the service viii be as fol-
icws: Leave Birmingham $50 a. m. Cen
trsl time: leave Atlanta s:s5 p. m, East
ern time: arrive washington 1910 a n;
arrive New York D. N.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-08
PLACES OF INTEREST.

Lhr1Ty q ConETvss-ODeD a. II 10 10 . N on
secuiar days: from ? ,. n 70 10 ?. N cr sundHys
ard On ce-tsir holidays.
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White H0use-Open 10 T. n 70 p n.
United States Car6toI-Open a. m 70 Z % D a
State. War. and Navy Derarmsrts-Ope1 8. n
tc 2 D n The original Deciaratjoo of indzpGnd-
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United States TrezE1ry-Opsn = "a. 20 p n
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United States Pension Burea1-OpeD a N to
p IT.
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Washington City Post-of1ce-Open all hours (Tbs
Dead Letter OHics is N the city post-once.l
National Botanic Gardens-Open a. u 70 p n
Fish ComutSlon-Open a. n 10 i=e p, n
Ar5y Medical Museum-OpSn g. n 70 80 p N
National Mgseum-oPen 8. N 70 SO , N. Tn
eludins holidsysl-
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washington Mouument f5551 fes1 IN heishu-Open
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Cozooran Gallery Of Art-open sS q. n to &
? n. winter q. H. n p u. n sumner. Sun
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2. u
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Key Msnsion-Hone Of Francis Scott Key. aEthoT
q The S-s- SpanEled Banner. Sls II street
northwest. Open daily. except sunday, - Il TO
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zoolozical Park-Open all day.
Reck Greek Bridge and ParS-
CheTT Chase and ke1sirgton.
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cinct on Wednesday night, il IS said
The nan declared he allowed Beck 70
marry Dorothy Willard on condition that
Beck allow the girl 10 remain at the
home OF her parents. When Beck broke
his promise and hid the girl. refusing
10 tell her parents Of her whereabouts,
he and Mrs Willard became almost fran
tic with grief. willard said.
The body OF Beck was removed from
the morgue 10 the undertaking establish
ment Of Thomas R Nalley. Ies1 Eleventh
street southeast, where Iunera! services
VII be held Monday afternoon at 2
O'Clock. Interment viii be in GlenwOod
Cemetery.
Wants widow to Keep Quiet.
An effort to close temporarily the lips
Of Mrs Dorothy Beck. the child wife Of
Irving ". Beck, Is being made by Thomas
TayIcr, attorney for the girls father. The
effort involves the denial Of q right Of
examination long exercised by the district
attorney.
United States District Attorney Baker
issued a subpoena yesterday directing
Mrs Beck 10 appear before him for in
formal examination into the crime. She
was conducted 10 the district attorneys s
Office by her fathers attorney, Mr.. Tay-
lor Under his direction. she refused 10
reply 10 Mr. Bakers questions Mr.
Baker Immediately brought the matter 70
the attention Of Justice Anderson, Of the
District Supreme Court who set Monday
for g hearing on the question Mrs
Beck was paroled IN custody Of Attorney
Taylor. Assistant District Attorney Proc
tor viii present the arguments for the
government.
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ance from ali parts OF the country, the
twenty-third annual convention OF the
Independent Order CT Birth Abraham.
Hebrew fraternsi organization, viii be
held to-morrov. Monday. and Tuesday
IN TIE new Masonic Temple Commits
sioner Macfariard win deliver an address
OF welcome Tomorrow night