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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
DORONDO QUITS
AGAIN IN RACE
Redskin Of Plains Too Game for
Man From Sunny
Italy.

Buffalo, \. y. Jan. 2.-Tom Longboat.
the Canadian. tonight for the second time
took the measure OF Dorando Pietri the
Itaiiau. who almost won the great Mara
thon at the London Olympiad Dorando.
as in his race with Longboat in New
York. failed to go the distance Time and
again he sDrinted in an effort to get away
from the Indian, but without success
The end came with startling sudden
ness Dorando had just made one Of his
spectacular sprints. and the ten thousand
people in the arnory were on their feet.
cheering loudly. when the Italian faltered
within four yards OF the wire.
His stomach has gone back on him."
said his brother and trainer. who rushed
to his side and led him away to the
dressing room. Dorando was able to
walk. hut appeared to be very weak He
covered the eighteenth mile and six laps
Gess four YARDS in / hour. % minutes.
10 40 seconds. The Italian led for prac-
ticslly the entire distance
After DOrando stopped. Lonzboat
slowed down and covered the remaining
six miles in a walk.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
SCRAP ON FOR PARK CITY
Tibbitts to Meet an Irishman
Named Crowley on
Jan. 10.

Mike Fitzgerald writes from Park City
that he has matched Jack Tibbetts
against an Irishman named Peter Crow
ley and that there will be something do
ing on the evening of Jan. Il. Fitzgerald
says he is training Crowley himself and
that the Irishman will give d good ac-
count OF himself when he enters the ring
Fitzgerald is an ola scrapper himself and
is well known mere and around the min
ing camps.
Tibbetts is a strong husky young fell
low, who recently came here from the
east and enough of his boxing has been
seen to stamp him as q good man. If
Crowley is match for him. the Park
fans should see a good fight
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03

geldings. three furlongs, purse-Virgie
Case, lbs (Shilling), IS to ;, won; HelIna
5, l05 tHOward), 3 to ;. second: Oswald
B., 105 (Mgsgrave}, 10 to /, third. Time
81 30 seconds Intrinsic, ]. NJ. Stokes,
Silver Fur, kiora. I'll Perfecto, Mary Van
Buren, O'COnnor and Mrs. Frank Hogan
also ran.
Third race, one mile. selling-John Car
roll 1a (PoWers). to ). won. Harcourt
las tShilling). IS to ), second; skye, 30
lMcGeeJ. 5 to l. third. Time 1.3S 2-5
Shasta Max. Summer Cloud, Nanen. Ca
ntQue and Ed Ball also ran
Fourth race. seven furiOngs Sunnyslopa
handicap-GlOrio, 10 (McGee). il to 5
won; Meefck. III (Shilling) IL to D. sec
ond: Gemmell. los Clark, 70 to 1, third
Time, 1;2i. Prince Ahmed, Critic and
Mare Antony IL also ran.
Fifth race, one and an eighth miles
selling-Harry Scott, 100 Clark. to I,
won; NeSme, 1ai tIIoward). 6 to ;. second:
Matte Bumppo 20 (NNilson), Il to D third
Time. l:53 Sam Bernard and Catalina
also ran
Sixth race. six furlongs, selling-En-
field. 81 tMartin), to l, won; Jane
Swift. l04 tShilllng). 2 to ]. second; Lord
Nelson. Ill powers. to ) third. Time
l II 30 Kerry. CrestOn, Canardo, Bemay
and Fleming also ran
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
ANSOH LOOKING FOR JOB
Grand Old Man Of Baseball Wants to
Try His Hand as
Manager.
CARL sPoNRERe. Baseball.

Adrian C. Pop) Arson. who led the
chicago club for many years, is trying
to set back into baseball Pop has an
Piled 20 several big league clubs for a
position as manager but 50 far none of
the club owners has been receptive. An
son holds the unique record among ban
players as being the only man among the
major leaguers who can claim a batting
average of 800 per cent or better for a
consecutive period of fifteen years.
Hans Wagner is the only player now in
harness. who has q chance 10 equal OF
surn3ss Arson g record. The Flying
'utchman up to this year has recled off
It 100 record for an even dozen seasons
There have been only ten men in the
tnlrtN-thTee years Of major league base
ndil who have batted at go per cent
tor ten consecutive years.
Arson started in 1876. the first year of
the National league with a batting aver
age Of something better than go and he
sept his eye on the ban and a firm grin
on MS bat for fifteen consecutive years
Dan BroEthers seemed to have a chance
TO outbat the Grand Old Man but he
passed up the job after eleven years,
which was also the record Of Wee Willie
Keller.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
RABBIT HUNT ON
WESTERN PACIFIC

Harry Gushing. passenger agent of the
Western Pacific. has discovered a whole
valley Of rabbits which he thinks would
make fine DAYS sport for a crowd of
local hunters. He put the question Nd 10
Joe Smith of Murray, and Joe told him "a
big hunt was Just to his liking So ar
rangem snts are being made for a hunt
to take place in the near future
The new Western Pacific railroad runs
through "a virgin country as far as rab-
bit hunting is concerned. and Il is pro-
posed TO take crowd out west OF the
Great Salt lake and then turn them loose
at the Dummies. II is claimed that as the
rabbits have never been hunted before.
they viii be easy picking. 1t is not nm
likely that large crowd will attend the
Shopf
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
lEHI WINS AGAIN.
Are Out After State High School
Championship.

Lehi, Jan. 1.-The local high school bis
ketball team added another scalp to their
belt last night in their contest with PAY
son for the state championship. The
game was the most largely attended of
the season, there being over so peouIe
present The local team. having beaten
Pleasant Grove, NeDhi, Manti and PAY
son, now feel that they have a cinch on
the trophy for the southern division in
the state league contest and have high
ropes OF winning from the north in the
final tryout
In the game last night the visitors went
IN 70 win from the beginning and at
the end Of the first half the score stood
20 70 10, but in the second half the To-
score up to So as against pavsoB's 81
ne lineup follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
At Los Angeles.

Los Angeles. Jan. 2-C;iuriO. At IA To ;
won the Sunnyslope handicap of seven
furiongs AT santa Anita park today, de-
Jeating Meelck by a head. Afeelick
jumped away in front and led nv q con-
pie Of lengths To well in the stretch
where h began to stop. Giorio who
saved some speed. closed with q rush and
Just sot up by a head. Two favorites
won Results.
First race. maiden two-year-olds six
furlonss. purse-Valley Stream. f04 tShil-
lugf. Z 10 %. won. j. r Crowley "
fkiBs}. - to- 1. second. Bliss Carman u
tAfcGee3. - 10 I. third. Time. 1:fs Pro
vedere- Ban Rose. Suda Glenn Light
Comedy French Cook Grey Owl Field
or and Hardly Son also ran
Second race. two-year-oIds. filiies and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
WOULD DISGUST
FISH AND GAL
President Of League Of An
can Sportsmen Anxious
Come to Salt Lake

q O. Shields, president Of frs &,
Of American Sportsmen and On. !
best authorities in the country -
game. game fish and fish ana -
is making a western tour and -
To get date in salt Lake % civ.
ture on these questions.
Shields has made a life sf-s,. i.
and game. is q firm believer f- ~
lection Of the same. and mortal
Of the game hog. He spends AID IL
IN lecturing and writing against ~
ent-day evils.
Owing 70 the conditions EXISTING, =
Utah ut the present time. te-aff.-
the present agitation for b-rr.--rl-.|
these lines. a talk by such ar s-.l
would DE Of interest 10 the f.4rss1
local spoTtsmen. There Is Hn 80
tiuu in the city which could father
tCTtainmcut of this kind. 1rt i
some Of the local sportsmeu mia
together and secure Shields for = 4
these -ubiccts I'm fact. &c womb
wise plan % have him address 49,
legislature. which Will be iu session
the time he arrives In Salt Lake
body might get some valuable hi
on how 10 make ana secure the ri
meut OF game laws, something thor
been unable To do up to date.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
If 1T II APPE N S
IT'S II E r E
RUNS AWAY WITH
TAPE AND WINS
Captain Kennedy Steals Bar
rler and Easily Gets Away
From Field.

san Francisco. Jan. 2.-The Ferguson
handicap. thu feature OF the program at
Emeryviiie today. was marred at the
start Captain Kennedy carried the web
bing OF the barrier with him and beat
tie others away. Don Enrique and Colo
mel White were off poorly. Captain Ken
nedy was never headed and he won from
Hanoridge the favOrite, which closed UP
much ground. Don Enrique made NJ much
ground and was third
senator BE khan. an outsider proved a
surprise by leading all the way I'm the
9Th race. lie was bid up from $500 TO
49, bN II. g. BedWelL who secured him.
The race for 2-year-old fiIIies was won
b. Psssensef, laughter Of Cunardo.
Results.
First race. Futurnty course. selling
Woolma IL Cotton. to /, won; Marion
Rose. III tBuXt0ul. . to ]. second; Crystal
Wave. 10 fNaa Dgsen). - to ], third
Time l.l3 -. Metiakatla. Buchanan. Sid
Silver. Billy Myer. Bclchambef. Avona.
Miire and Prince BrutEs finished as
named
Second race. niree furlongs. 2-year-olds,
Tufse-Pas sencer. ~ fsCOviiiel. : TO ,
won. Good Ship li2 tI<irsehbaum). 10 10
]. second. BalrOhia. Il2 (BuXtonl u to J.
thirg. Time, 30. Contra Costa. Lilium
l.iTonia, Miss Picnic Indian Maid. Silk
Eel and Lena Merle finished as named.
Third race SiX and one-half furlongs.
sesiiHe--Ros syale. l1f (tiiDeTO. to J.
W9f. Prosper 9j &C.. Miiler). to I. sec
49,, fNA.ieti1 ~ 'sul"Naill /" 20 .
third Time l:23. Footio0se. Novgorod.
Gretchen g, The Peer. FL Pavo. BE Brief
Or. MayeE STROKE and Colonel Hackett
finished as named
Fourth race one mile. Ferguson handi-
cap Sl~#-Captain Kennedy. IS CNalShl.
\ 10 J. won: TIanhridge. Tic CATileri, 70 to
-. second. Don Enrique. 1lG CNotterl.
Ia ,. third Time. 1871 2-5. Colonel White
ana Sir Lynnwood finished as named.
Firm race mile aud sixteenth selling
Senator Beckham - (We0dsl, Il to l.
Wen Ftiietta. t07 fTapiin). u to TO- ser
ono: Neladay. 100 fMentry) 20 to J. third
Time ~ -. High Gun. Katie Powers.
Fantastic Lady Alicia and AIidmont fin .
ished ss named
Sixth race Futuritv course. selling
Duke OF orleans. lle (keOghl. 8 to ]. won:
DAINTY Belle u. (Noter). to . see
ofd; SaracinescH. 10 (Niiler). to /. third
Time. l.ie -. Seven Full. Gene Russell.
fank. john G. Rice. BAIL Won TrOmp
and Reschwood finished as named.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
NELSON TO RETIRE
AND WAIT FOR FOE

sew York. Jon. Battling N.lsor -
gciii- 20 ret &c tor a while nm, I,.,;,+
weight champion today decided No. ,of a..
other fellows fight il out and then ha1s
the winner meet him for The cbar,r,i(,,-
snip He wants Freddie Welsh. Yo,fna
quo Tommy Murphy. Leach Cross. Cv.
clone Johnny Thompson ana Packev NJ
ariand 10 meet one another until fbs
whole thing is thrasheG out
incidentally Nelson paid a commitment
70 Joe Cans. He said Cans was one Of
the hardest men ne ever faced I'm fbe
Fing' and that the Baltimore negro could
trim any Of the so-called Candidates fos.
championship hon0rs. -Oi
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
FIRST MARATHON.
Described by Professor John WiIf
CunIiff Of Wisconsin.

Chicago. Jan. 2-ProfesS1r T11
= William Cunliff Of the University
w lsconsin told about the first Na-
dthon race on record at the flu
teenth annual meeting Of the Cerus
ulNlslon- Modern Lansuaga asso-Is
> ton. held I'm the Northwestern -r
Eersity building today. Pheidiupiia
, me first Marathon runner. did sd
= crop dead on his first performers
= Professor Cunliff said. Some TIM
y before that. OF in the year a. p g.
= ne ran 10 miles from Athens b
= Sparta. in two days ana q night
urge tle Spartans to help the A.le
, mans fight the Persians. The bat
Tie took place at Marathon. and
= running the twenty-six miles to- ze
Jhe news In Athens PheiGiprii5
= dropped dead.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
JANUARY 3 IN THE
ANNALS OF SPORT

1S65-Harry Lazarus a noted pugilist.
murdered in New York.
1S7-William DevOy. a noted racket
PLAYER, died in New York.
ISsS-At Dayton. O.: In shooting match
al lao live birds for 500, A. H Bogardus
DSsl defeated A Winston tSD.
fSaa-At Baltimore. Joe Cans knocked
ont Tom Frederick in sixth round.
Isaa-At Hot springs. Battling Nelson
and George BrOwnfielG fought four
rounds. no decision
fsaLAt San Francisco: Fighting
Dick Hvlsnd Knocked out George White
I'm third round.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
ENSIGN STAKE
BASKETBALL LEAC

There were no games played last
IN Ensign league, on account Of the
day week, but this week will be q
enc. The Twenty-seyenth and I've
thirteenth wards viii play Monday I
in Twelfth ward hall a postponed q
The Twentv-first and Twentieth v
meet Wednesday and the TNenty-ser
and Eleventh wards on Thursday.
now on all the teams will be bugflr
gagged. There are a number II ou
teams DESTROYS Of obtaining games
the Ensign league teams. They vii
accommodated by communicating
the secretary Of the league. wa
Service, 41 Eighth avenue. The ID
stand as follows:
First Division
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
WHERE jEFFRiES WON
HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE

Editor Herald: bets 2 that lin
Jeffries won the title Of worlds cham
pion by defeating Bob Fitzsfmmous. p
pets that he Won the title BY defeating
Peter Jackson. Who winsg
4 wins. Peter Jackson never held the
world 5 championship and Jeffries could
not win that title by defeating him Bob
titzsimmOns did, winning the title from
James J. Corbett, and when Jeffries
first defeated Fitz at coney Island the
title passed to Jeffries.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
BUTTE NOT STRONG
FOR NEW LEAt

The following from a Butte bal
writer to the Sporting News dos.
indicate that Butte is very stro-s
the proposed IBter-m0Untaiu league
saws.
Buttes baseball future is problem
It is not known whether we win ~
team in a National Agreement II
although il is reported that a
will he organized consisting Of tow
Idaho. Utah and Montana. and that F
and Helena viii represent this stz-
its membership.
From advices received hy the q
from a well posted baseball man mi
Lake and another in Ogden. thew
that the proposed league is not Cad
ia these cities. but perhaps. if the
parties are behind the movement
would not be hard 90 line up those ID
Relative to the Butte end of il. our
pie want the Northwestern brand Of
ball or none
That Butte is a good baseball
when il has a good team. no one
deny. and if d good team is put Il
coming year and the Northw estern 81
reconsider its action, take iE this
and make the league an eight-clu.
fair by the addition of Helena ths
tendance at the Columbia Gardens
0iAINr AA4N n lEAMl4l VI ltlAT ANNlEH
Some Of the sport writers on the
who charge that Butte is not g0ci
town are on the wrong trail II
does not compare favOrably with SID
as a baseball town. and excel Abea
Tacoma and Vancouver. the writer d.
article is much mistaken. but he i'll
position To know. for he has seen ,
ball or the coast and knows whaTss
speaks. Butte viii not be satisfied
a berth iE a class lower than TIE
IL has been in in the past. as the 4
here have been educated up to that 4
ard Of bali by John McCloskey and
have no other
If the Northwest league decides %
teams in this city and Helena. the m
will be forthcoming to secure a team
will be worthy to represent this city
Butte wants baseball. and wants L
but this city belongs in the Northwa
and nothing else will satisfy the d
here
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
CORBETT TALKS FIGHT.
Is Going to Wrest Championship
From Johnson,

Pueblo. Colo, Jan. with Jeffries
out of the game. who is there to fight
Johnson said James J. Corhett here
tonight No one left but yours truly.
II / can get out OF my theatrical con
tracts-and I'm making plans ncw-Ifu
re-euter the ring. I'm in good shape toe
IN fight him II Jeffries went. not be-
cause ] aim 70 fight black man but 10
wrcst the title back. and then try and
arrange Il So that BY no possible future
move any black man could ever regain
l.. for the color line would be drawn then
for ALL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
Press Does Not Go Very Strong
Jiu JitsG.

Leopold Maclaglan. the jiu fitsu cha
3l0n who recently hit salt Lake. g
ne game. gave il up and then uu-sa
himself on Denver. is now In kan
CITY lie evidently has the same =
anese expert who is anxious to win b.
the lost laureis to Japan with MIN
had ia Salt Lake and Denver. The s.
sas City press does not fall very sr
TOT Maclaglan, as this is all they D
To say of him.
Leopold Maclaglan. champion jiu
atHiets, and Shima. the japanese Cl-
pions will meet in jim jitsu ma jeh
me Century theatre Saturday night 2
bout will be TO a finish"
The comparison with che pages Of 81
and photos given him fin Denver Is inf
Csttuc
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
GUSSlE LAWSON WANTS
SALT LAKE CONTRACT

Tommy Morgan, the local bicycle rider
terday in which Guszie saws he would 11il.
to come to Salt Lake to ride this SIM
mer- Lawson wants 10 know who il "a
manage the local saucer track This st,n-
Iner and what the chances are Tor MIN
to get contract. -''
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03

Lem viii play with the l. d. : team
Of salt Lake City next Friday The locals
feaize that the L. .. 5 team is in q higb
basket OF defeating the Y. ri G A rt,,--
pions. they have high hopes of making
the desired basket with the Saints.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
THIS MAYOR is
SOME TRAP SHOT

Crawfordsville Ind. Jan. 2-AIavor Ed
ward NoTis. era wfordsville's shooting
mayor. won the championship of Ohio.
Indiana and Kentucky on New Years
Gay at Dayton XIV. defeating twenty
three entries Noris killed a out of q
birds
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
MATCH DECLARED DEE.

Los Angeles. Jan. 2-The boxing 81
test scheduled for Jan. > between Ff
ole Welsh and George Memsi- has 81
declared off on account of am injury s.
tanned in training By Welsh
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03

A. J. Musselman is well known to local
golfers and mas I,een d frequent PLAYER
ON the local links. In fact Musselulan
holds the record over the Country club
links for nine holes going the distance
in 81 The record was made on July n
1897, and has never been beaten by an
amateur.
Musselman represents one Of the il <
est bicycle firms in the country, anQ
whenever in this territory always findE
time to stop over in salt Lake for few
days sport on the local links. He is a
warm friend Of ". y. Hoare instructor
at the Country club, and is considered
one Of the best golfers in the city of Chi-
cagO.
Musselman is a graduate from the old
time cyclists of the early Cos and at one
time was racing man of c0nsidara bic
note in Kansas. Since quitting the cvcIe
same, Musselman has taken to golf for a
pastme, and stands high in this sport
today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
NEW SPORT FOR
GOLFING FANS
A. ]. MusSeIman Wins Cross
Country ConteSt-ViCtoT
Holds Salt Lake Record.

Chicago. Jan. 2.-Midwinter golf on
cross country course may become popular
in Oak Park as the result Of a contest
won b. A J. MusseIman.
The distance is two miles and the OBJ
ject of the player was to make a record
by driving the bail from the inside Of
drug store to the Westward-fIo club
house. then return the ball to be driven
inside the drug store without breaking
any of the windows.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-26
ED. HASEY FELL
 0FF THE WHARF

E. C. Hasey. who was released from the Federal jail after having furnish ed bail in the case of his recent con- yiction for alIged assault growing out of his defense of the right of way in Keystone canyon against the rioters who were attempting to take posses sion of the same. in some manner un. known, fell into the bay near the end of the Pacific Coast wharf approach last Sunday morning and was pic.ad up by persons who saw him swugg- ling in the water. Mir. Hasoy had heen drinking some during the night He had a severe gash in the back of his head when rescued There was rumor about town that Hascy was struck and fell in. but this could not be yeriricd-Jmeau Record.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-26
BATTLE
 FUR I2 YEARS

NEW YORK, March lS-Dr Elmer s. Lee, a lecturer, addressing the Medico-LegaI Society at the Waldorf Astoria last night, declared that tho American people take too many baths His auditors smiled. then gasped,when Dr. Lee declared that there was a man in the audience who had not bathed for I2 years. Despite this,thc physician declared, he respected the man, and was in sympathy with his beliefs. "I am now looking at Che man" said Dr. Lee. He did not, how ever, further designate the individual in question, and members of the soc ciety were disappointed. Several men in the crowd ridgeted about as if cu- barrassed, but none arose to admit that he had summed water for so long.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-26
NOTICE

Notice is hereby g0ve0 that Mes. SITS. Sias Spencer and Jcseph Jacobs, formerly in the employ Of the Alaska Iron Co.,, and the Alaska Transports. tion G Trading Co., severed their connections with the said companies on or before February 1st, ;9O5, have had no authority since that date Co act for said companies i0 any eapa- city. and that said eomua0ies are not and will not be responsible for any of their acts or for any debts contracted by them, whether done pc sonalIy or under suise of agents of the companies.
 Alaska Iron Company.
 Alaska TrsnsBortstior
 G Tradfre Go.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-26
PHILIPPINES
 DISSATISFIED

MANILA,-Mcrchauts of tHo PE.l ippiuess are expressing dissatisfaction today with che terms of tne nayn. tariff bin which provides for tho wuT free of importattons ol American goods into the islands. hur places a limitation ou sugar and tobacco from the Philippines. They declare that. perfect reciprocity should ba rho basis of any tariff bin. and that an Philip. pine products should bo admitted duty free into the United States
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-26
BIG PYTHON
 DEVOURS PIG

CHICAGO,-Protessors of the Uni yersiy of Chicago. curators of the Field Museum, policemen and officers of the Humane Society, saw a python of India swallow a 4S.pound pig last night. It was the first meal the snake, which weighs 29O pounds, has eaten in two months. The naturalists were there to gather scientific data, and the officers to arrest the snowman who owned the python if he fed the pig alive. It took the snake 30 minutes Co make its meal.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-26
WISE CASHIER
 RETURNED COIN

CANIANCHE, Okla.-John Camp bell, the fugitive cashier of the First Nptional bank, who left Monday night with more than $6,OOO of the banks money, returned $6,OOO in letter written in Denver. He said he was intoxicated when he left and that he had no intention of stealing. He re- gretted his action, he wrote, and would return the balance of the amount in a short time. The bank officials have decided not to prosecute Campbell withdrew the reward offered for his arrest.