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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-06
Wootton ststes Position.
HEARING ON WOOL.

washington. Feb. "a hearing on the
wool schedule Of the tariff will be held
before the house committee on ways and
means next Wednesday. The members OF
the subcommittee are meeting daily and
in the course of their deliberations have
found that further information on the
wool schedule is desirable. The members
of the mountain states are strongly op-
posed to a reduction in the duty on wool,
while those from the eastern part Of the
country are understood 70 favor substan-
tial reductions. If not the placing Of the
raw material on the free list
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-06
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH LINE.

Reno. New, Feb. s.-ArtieIes of Encor-
poration were filed today by the Postal
Telegraph Cable company for the pur-
pose Of operating a line Of magnetic tel
egraph through Nevada from other states.
The incorporators are W. P. s. Hawk.
o. w. Powers ard ". 9. Mccormick of
Salt Lake City The company is capital
lied at $1,000 which is vested in shares
having par value Of & per share
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HARRIMAN'S TRIP.

New York. Feb. SIT was stated today
that the trip to the south shortly TO De
undertaken by e II. Hartman is to eX-
tend into Mexico The return journey, t
is understood, is to be made via CaiifoT-
MIA 1t is thought he will inspect the new
lines in western Mexico which are being
built By the Southern Pacific.
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HITS MONTANA NOW.
Law Passed Which VIII Close Butte
Pool Rooms.

Helena Feb. 5.-AfteT considering sew
eraf measures under special order the
house Of the Montana legislature today
passed an Matchmaking and poolsell-
ing measure 1t limits racing to fourteen
DAYS in any county and pools may be
sold on these events anywhere within the
state. Bookmsking on all foreign events
is barred The senate acted favoraoiy
upon a bill to prevent discrimination by
surety companies and another requiring
fir.. drills in schools.
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RUmoRs DENIED.

Havana, Feb. 5-The reports which were
In circulation yesterday to the erect tnat
Ricardo Aranoto, former editor OF II ~
concentrate. has been appointed chief OF
the public order service in the department
of government were positively denied 10
day By President Gomez. President Co
mez, it is said. yielded TO Vice Presldent
zevas' wishes and gave the office to Jose
UgaTte
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-06
BASKETBALL TONIGHT.
Y. M. c. A. and 9. Y. c. VIII Meet
at Local Gym.

Two basketball games of importance are
scheduled for this evening. The J. Nj. &
A. state champions of last year and the
r. Y. G. state school champions at the
same time. are scheduled to meet at the
local y. NJ. c. A. this evening. Il will be
the first meeting between these two teams
since last year end each has strong fol-
lowing which looks upon their favorites
to win.
The Azgies Of Logan go to Provo and
meet the B. Y. I. of that place in a state
lea CUE game.
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SKATING FINALS TONIGHT.
Five Of the Fastest Roller Experts in
Town Start

The last of the qualifying heats for the
mile char7nionsihipf race at the Auditorium
tonight was held at the rink last even
ing. Senton Hardy won in 1872 p, when
is the next to the best time made this
week. Lawrence Mumford was second
and Gift Lovett third. This finishes the
heats which started on Monday night and
which have been run each night this week.
In all seven skaters from outside Salt
Lake started during the week and none
has found his way into the finals Ine
five winners line up tonight
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EMeEzZLERs SENTENCED.

Kie1. Feb. 5.-Three officials Of the i'm
perial navy yard were sentenced today 10
terms of three years, twenty months and
six weeks Imprisonment, respectively,
having been convicted Of the embezzie-
ment of several hundred thousand dol
many years.
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LOSS $4,000.

Charlottesville. Va. Feb. 5.--Fire here
today destroyed property valued at 500. -
900 The blaze originated in the build
ing OF the Charlottesville Hardware com
psny on East Main street. Among the
losses are: Charlottesville Hardware
company. 800, 600: Gilmore Furniture com
psny $4,000; J. y & w. II. Wood, cloth
iers, $4,000; J. p. wsddell, shoe dealer,
q, nsla
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-06
WAssERMAN INDICTED.

Chicago. Feb 5.-Theodore WasSernsn,
head of a local contra citing firm, was to-
day indicted by the grand jury, charged
with raising q check from Sc to 5000.
BY means of the raised check WasseT-
man. it is claimed, secured 5000 worth
Of bonds from the Illinois Trust & saw
ings bank. The bank later recovered the
bonds
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-06
AFTER KENTUCKY AGAIN.

Frankfort. Ky. Feb. THE court of
appeafs today held that the operation of
DoolroomS in Kentucky can be prevented
bv injunction through proceedings
brought hv the state attorney general.
and that such proceedings can be insti-
tinted hv him alone
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-06
TRANSPORT SAILS.

San Francisco, Feb. 5.-The army trans
port Sheridan sailed for the Philippines
today with a cargo Of supplies. many
ca bin passengers and a small number of
troops and blue jackets. BTigadier Cen
eral Brush is the ranking officer on board
and Colonel G. w. Rivers Of the Philip
pine cOnstsbulary is among the passen-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-06
|. D. S. U. INCREASES LEAD
Saints Win League Basketball Game
From Aggies at the
Y. NJ. C. A.
Standing Of Teams.

The L. D. s. L. basketball team add
cd another victory to its long string this
season by defeating the A C. of Logan
at the Y. NJ c. A. gym last night by a
score of 30 10 IS The game was never
In doubt from the start and was slow
exhibition according to the style of play
in this state.
The Aggies we're unable to break up
the Saints plays. while the Saints guards
did exceptionally good work The first
half ended by a score of 10 to {.
The lineups:
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KING MENELIK WORSE.

Jibutl Africa, Feb. 5-The latest re-
ports received here say that King Meneiik
OF Ahyssinia has had a relapse and that
his condition is serious. He has had
grave dispute with the queen concerning
the succession to the throne, and his
grandson, Lidi lesson, aged u years, has
been selected as the heir
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HER AUD SPORTING NEWS

ing seven laps in ALL at the seventeenth
mile.
During the running Of the nineteenth
mile and also the twentieth Shrubb placed
the eigth lap between himself and the IN
dian.
The time for the twentieth mile mark
was 2.01 % 40
Shrubb in the twenty-frst mile sudden
IL stopped to change his shoes During MS
brief absence from the track Dongooat
gained one of Us lost laps. but Shrubo,
coming on the course again. started out
at a lively clip with the evident intention
of regainins the lost lap
Tom Flanagan. the Indians old man
aeer. brought Longboats wife out on the
track to encourage her husband
Pandemoriun broke lose in the garden
during the twenty-second mile, when
Sbrui1b came down to a walk Tor rev
Yards II was apparent that he was in
soue distress. but ne was soon of again
with a swinging stride, but with slower
pace ,.-
Cheered on by his bride and the shouts
of his friends. LOngbOat increased ms
mace and soon began to cut down rapidly
the lead of the now fast-tiring English
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RESCUED az FIREMEN.

New York. Feb. 5.-Eig Eighteen persons. in
Guiding several women and children. were
carried out Of a blazing tenement house in
I.orimer street. Brooklyn. by policemen
early today. after some of the former
had been overcome by smoke. The prop
erty loss was about $1,000
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-06
GRANITE HIGH WINS.

Ogden. Feb. 5.-The Granite high school
defeated the state school for the deaf and
blind here tonight in a basketball game by
a score Of a to -. The contest was one
Of ire hest seen here this season. After
the game the blind pupils gave drill I'M
der the direction of Mrs. Q. j. Ross.
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TOM LONGBOAT
The winner.

with Johnny Hayes the Olympic Mara
thou winner. last fall The Indian m
ished in fine fettle and was in no wise
distressed.
The vast garden was thronged with eX-
cited thousands. who cheered the two con-
testants. Shrubb, as was predicted Dy
his followers. went out in front 1t the gun
fire and with a pace that was remarka5l
Delay at Start.
There was some delay in getting the
race started. but at 9:iS p. m the runners
were lined up and minute later were
sent away. Shrubb Immediately 1ashed
In the lead and, assuming a fast pace.
gradually increased the distance between
himself and the Indian runner
Shrubs tactics soon became plain lie
switched bis pace after going lap o.
so. and though Jo1gboat ran with easy
strides, it was evident thae the pace was
too stiff for him.
When Shrubb finished the third lap the
Indian was a third of a lap behind him,
and from there to the end of the Hrs'
mile, which Snrubb finished II { minutes
and q seconds. the Indian slowly but
surely fell behind
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-06

The billiard hall formerly conducted
by 5. Hicks, 1897 West Second South
street lover Rieger & Lindley's), viii be
opened under new management soon
with additional new Brunswick Bake
Collender company's tables.
The room will be thoroughly reno
waited and tables put in first-class con-
,iitian
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Lonsboat Begins TO Gain.

The end of the twenty-third mile found
Ionzboat only four laps behind Snruo0,
who frequently broke his pace and walked
to rest himself. The Indian IN the mr.
half of the twenty-fOurth mile brought
forth hurricane of applause by regain
ing another lap on his rival Shrubb was
in evident distress. and it was only game
effort on his part that kept him struggling
on. -, -.
Ionsboat gained another lap at the end
of the twenty-fourth mile and was now
setting the pace
ThoTsands of spectators yelled ana
cheered the Indian as he slowly moved W
abreast of the Englshman. who was now
mt a scant lap ahead as the PAIR moyso
on the second lap Of the twenty-htth mile
Ionzboat ran without any seeming us
tress shrubb fell back TO a walk
Longboat quickly took the ieaG- lLe
E,nglishman collapsed on the track leaN-
insr the triumphant Longooat TO hnlsh me
race alone winner - Ill.
Previous to the Marathon the nye-mlle
match race between Robert Haien OF
New York and Mike Spring OF broohlyn,
i'm wbjSh Spring was allowed hanolcsp
Of len seconds, was won by Hagsn os
one and three-uarter laps. Time. s'-1V 10
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EIks' Excursion to Coast.

Feb. 6. via the popular Salt Lake Route
itinerary of thirty days trip with ali
particuiars will be cheerfully mailed by
A. ". Raybould. secretary, Salt Lake
city. He who hes,tstes has to take an
upper"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-06

Loo
$4,000 Acres Land

To be opened for settlement under the
Carey set at Gooding, Ida, on Feb. 8
Reduced rates via Oregon Short Linz
Feb ). and Z; limit FEB. Is. see
agents for rates and further parfic,,-
lars. City Ticket Once, ze1 Main ST
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IN RECEIVERS HANDS.

Birmingham, Ala, Feb. 5.-The BIZ
mingham Coal & Iron company, holding
properties worth 100000 was thrown
into the hands Of receivers today. The
7etitioning creditors are the Aetna Pow
der comnanV ana others.
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BITTER TONGUE
IS CHIEF FEATURE
LOWER HOUSE
Continued From Page 1,

ton to refer back y think that this is
= very important question: he said. and
l think that we should think it over care
fully and fully. But I think, too, that
when the judiciary committee meets its
members. especially its chairman should
he there They should be there; every
one should be there
AR Cannon. the author Of the bill, said
that there didn't seem TO be any hope OF
Mr.. Holman and himself getting together,
but he would insist on the bill being
passed. Il am inform Cd, ne said. that
there is a plan to put in bills on this sub
iert during the last Of February. There
NAV be any number Of bills. and l don {
see where we are going to land.
Wootton States Position.
wootton Of Utah said that the insinu-
ations made by the chairman were not
true
I want to go on record" said Mr..
Woottoa ''as being for strict prohibition
or strict regulation. There can be no
compromise.
And then a lot Of others made speeches.
after which a vive vcce vote showed that
the bill. OF rather the report, was to be
referred back TO the judiciary committee.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-06
saa-RouNo TRIP-sas.

To Los Angeles. Snow today, orange
groves in bloom tomorrow. This is
positively the only winter excursion
Avoid the rush and come early. Three
special trains tonight via the Salt
Lake Route.
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e-ee
MOVEMENTS OF GOLD.

New York. Feb. 5.-The Anglo South
American bank today engaged 10000 in
gold coin for shipment to Buenos Ayres.
Goldman. Sachs & Co. also engaged $50, =
600 in gold for Buenos Ayres-
London, Feb 5--Bullion amounting 10
e155.OO0 was taken into the Bank Of Eng
land today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-06
,nAIrHouR WINS AGAIN.

Atlanta. Ca. Feb. BIN the first heat Of
the bi.v-cie race three miles WalthouT
won from Wills Time. SOS fat.
The second heat. ten miles, was won by
Wa1thour by six and q quarter laps
Time. 1874 %.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-06
WELSH TO MEET ERNE.

New Orleans. Feb. 5.-Freddie Welsh OF
England and Young Erne Of Philadelphia
are scheduled to fight a twenty-round
bout on the evening of Saturday, Feb %,
before the West Side Athletic club at
McDonoghville. across the river from
here
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EIks, Excursion to Coast.

Feb. S, via the popular salt Lake Route
Itinerary Of thirty days trip with al
particulars VIII be cheerfuIly mailed by
A. W. Rsybould, secretary, salt Lake
City He who hes.tates has to take ar
upper"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-06
PROHIBITION DEFEATED.

Austin. Tex. Feb. 5.-The house today
by a vote Of $ to a. defeated the resolu-
ton to submit statewide prohibition 70 =
popular vote. The prohibitionists lacked
two votes necessary to a two-thirds ma
forffv
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LOnsboat Falls Behind.

At the end of the mile iOnsboat was
three quarters OF a lap behind. and at the
finish Of the next, or eleventh lap. the III
dian Just trailed after the English runner
At the end Of the second mile ShrUbb was
leading by nearly q lap and a half. The
time for the two miles was lois 80
Shrubb's almost perfect action in run
ming brought him the admiration of the
crowd. expressed frequently in cheers and
shouts of encouragement Longboat. with
his usual lope, however, had a most Of
friends, who did not seem to lose conf
dence as the Englishman drew into q
comfortable lead
shrub can never stand that gait to the
end" shouted one of the Indians ad-
mirers. and il truly seemed as if II must
be so, especially Is Shrub finished the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-06
DEFICIENT CADETS.

Annapolis. Nd F7b. 5.-Ninety-six mid
shipJnen were deficient in studies as a
result Of the semi-suuusl examination.
Forty five Of the deficients are among
senior classmen.
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The above dispatch received last even
ing from The Herald correspondent IN
New York, is slightly different from the
first information received from New York
about the action of the \. &. A on It's
recent meeting II says that Gardner
appointment was held up. owing 10 pend
ing litigation at the Salt Palace. Just
how this litigation could affect the ap-
pointrnent Of a representative Is not
known here. but as it comes from Chair
man Kelsey it can be taken as coming
from the head Of the association. Gard
ner was seen yesterday. and said ne had
not received any communication what
ever from Kelsey regarding his reap
pointment and the announcement that II
had been held up was news to him.
The bicycle riders who are affected by
the recent notice that they had been
turned professional can find little com
fort IN the fact that they have only been
invited to turn pro. 1t is now up TO them
to prove they are amateurs, and all will
be forgiven If the statement of Kelsey
goes for anything. This should be easy
to do as they received their prizes in
exactly the same manner as every other
rider at the local tracks. Under these
circumstances. it is hard to see how they
can be turned unless the whole bunch
goes along. There is no doubt but that
the affected riders can get an affidavit
from Representative Gardner to the eff
feet that they are no more guilty than
any of the other riders, and as he was
the accredited representative such state
ment should carry weight with the n
A
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-06

The Saddle Rock Restaurant is now
opeu for business in new and spacious
quarters, 1851 South Main street
JOHN GALLAGHER. Prop
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-06
HURLEY DEFEATS eRIFFIN.

New York. Feb 5--Char1ey Griffin the
Australian fighter was beaten by Bat
Ting Hurley. the New Jersey lightweight.
AT the National Athletic club tonight. II
was hamm er-and-tongs affair through
out the six rounds
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-06

RefeTee : Hotter. Umpire = HoisinEton.
Goals from field-PetersOn I. Whitehead
g. Cook .. A. Egbert !, Miller S. Lund l..
West ). Anderson / Taylor 3. From free
throws-A. Egbert 8. Cook !, Miller 2,
Taylor ).
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1uRk WINS MACH.

Omaha. Feb. 5.-Yussif Mshmout. the
Turk defeated RsOul de Rouen tonight IN
two straight bouts
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Shrubs USE sprlntina.

Shrupb's plan. it appeared. was to run
a fast mile or two. during which ne maze
decided gains. and then he would STEADY
down TO a irot. apparently to reserve his
wind aad strength. His spirits always
created an uproar in the crowd. the spec
tators cheering him franticaiiy.
The Englishms1 gained another TWO anu
half laps in the second five miles ana
was five laps OF half a mile ahead when
the ten miles were finished. The time Tor
the ten-mile mark was 81 81 80
Longboat $ time for the ten miles IN ais
race with Dorsndo was s 81 Is, nearly
minute and a half behind Shrubs time
tonight
Maintaining his fast pace. Shrubb IN
creased mis- lead to six laps at the tweitth
mile but the Indian was not 30 De Wor-
ried out Of his long swinging strides. uii-
;ii near the fifteen n mile. when ne shoQk
himself and picked up about fifty yards
ShFunb howsvsr. continued to open the
distance between himself and the pursu-
ing Indian. and the fifteenth mile mark
found the EnglishmsB SIX and a mar
laps ahead. Shrubs time for the NJ
tenth mile was .ES.2S -
Shrubs running vas revelation TO tn
spectators. who continually cheered the
flying Engiishman as he moved srounfl
the track with machire-ike motion that
carried him steadily forward.
Shrub secured an additional lap, max
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-06
NICE DISTINCTION
IN BIKE ETHICS
Local Riders Have Only Been
Invited to Turn Professional
Praise for Gardner.
especial 10 The Heraldl

New York. Feb. 5.-Chairman K r
Kelsey Of the National Cycling associa-
ton. when seen by The Herald represen-
tative. stated that there was absolutely
nothing against Frank l. Gardner.
'=On the contrary" declared Mr. hel-
sey, Gardner is the best representative
the association ever had in the ROCKY
Mountain district. There was no appoint
ment pending settlement Of litigation over
ire Salt Palace track An adjourned
meeting OF the association will occur next
week. when we hope to appoint Mr. card
ner In regard to Halstead, Giles ana
Cr-bs the action of the national body
was simply to invite them to become pro-
fessicnals. In other words. they are sus-
pected of having received cash considera-
lions for racing, and until they prove
themselves gu.ltless their entries viii be
refused as amateurs. They are now con
zidered professionals. The task of prov
ing themselves amateurs dcVolves upon
themselves"
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-19
Orchard Suggestions.

As a rule apples from orchards that
are in sod culture are better and more
highly colored than those from titled
orchards, but this is not necessarily so.
The trees that are titled must be
pruned more openly and fortified with
more potash and phosphoric acid and
less nitrogen.
The peach requires good culture, but
this culture should not be continued too
late in the season or the wood will not
harden by the time winter sets in and
the tree will be injured.
1t is an excellent plan to SOW a cover
crop at the time the last cultivation
takes place.
The fruit grower is apt to make two
mistakes in planting trees. One Is
planting too many varieties, and the
other is planting too many trees.
It Is more matter Of quality than
of quantity in growing fruit and we
should not plant more trees than we
can care for.