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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-29
Taft Will See Races. 81

BOSTON, Mass. April 2s.-FYFdenI'
TAFT today signified his intentior.1a owl.'
Messing the international yacht r. a[ pe
tween American and German boz. ITO ~ ~
sailed off Marblehead the first ~ "h II
September. IA.
These races arc between boat IS. IN;
Sender class and are under the u js on on
rection of the Eastern Yacht clu; 70 w
Ealserlicher Yacht club. of V.Th tn'
German emperor is the head.
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Tuna Club Meets.

AVALON. Catalina Island, Cal, April
2S.-Thc famous Tuna club of Catalina
island last night held its annual meeting
OF sportsmen from all over the United
States and elected its officers for the en-
suing year Professor Charles f. Holder
of Pasadena was reelected president. as
We're also the other officers. Three new
directors were chosen, including c. G.
Conn OF Indiana
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Bingham Commercials.

Special TO The Tribune
BINGHAM April 2S-The baseball
team Of this city will be known in the
future as the Commercial baseball team
il is composed Of the best players of this
city and is strictly amateur The miners
here are confident that il can defeat any
amateur team in the state. The team is
open for engagements and will play match
games here or away from home A
series of match games is being arranged
with Paris City, Eureka, Lchi and Car
field. teams
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-29
Golf for Seattle.

CHICAGO April 2S.-Directors Of the
Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition have ac-
ccptcd the dates Of June IA TO 10 allotted
by the Western Golf association for an
amateur tournament in connection with
the exposition, according TO word received
today.
In addition to the amateur event n
seVenty-hole medal play, professional
tournament will be played June II and Il.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-29
Bowman Gets Decisio1tnh

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. App 2S-
Billy Bowman of Chattanooga iiw SlHen
the decision over Gus Gardner 7 1nl,a,
delphia In the sixth round Of q heduieq
elght-round bout, Gardner. ~ 10 hai
twice been knocked out by o. lang
championship OF the world. ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-29
G0LDFIELD CITIZENS
RAISE FIGHT MONEY
Special 10 The Tribune.

GOLDFTELD. New. April 2S-At a
monster mass meeting tonight it was
decided to offer purse of $4,000 for
a finish fight between James j. Jeffries
and Jack johnson. A company will be
formed. capitalized for 100000 and
stock subscribed for by local business
men and there is good promise of hav-
ing certified check for the amount
in the Cook bank shortly
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-29
Big Baseball Day.

Special to The Tribune.
BOISE, Ida. April 2S.-The baseball
fans OF this city are making elaborate
plans for the opening Of the Intermoun-
tain league games here on May 4. when
the Boise team will cross bats with the
Butte twirlers. An effort will he made
TO get the business houses OF this city TO
close during the game. The Boise Com
merclal club is back OF the movement to
make the opening day o big one i'll Boise.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-29
MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
AMERICAN
Tigers Defeat Maps.

CLEVELAND. April 2S.-Clel lelsnd was
beaten today, S to 1, by Dctoit Mullin
was effective, while cnors by Young and
Perripg were costly, X. III. f.
Cleveland 49,. ..............|....1 =
DelfWi s'.--r s.ss.-..a..s.-r 49,. II i
Batteries Youg and East
CrlN; Mullin and Schmidt
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Rculbach Is Wild.

two errors gave Chicago four runs and
the game in the ninth inning Reulhach' s
wildness helped the locals 10 several OF
their runs. Il! IL, -;
iC's,r''' Cbicago .................. 10 o
Notwithstanding and Roth. Ruelbach,
Brown and Moran. umpireS-hahe.
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Only Postponcs Fight.

ROCHESTER,, y. Y. April 2S.-That
his fight with paclSy Mcfarland. the Chi
cago lightweight had been cancelled was
denied here tonight by Nelson, who de
Clarcs he was obliged TO postpone the
match until September 9.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-29
American Association

AT St Paul-St. Paul Kansas City
game postponed. wet grounds
AT Minneapolis -MilWaul@ zee Minneapolis
game postponed: wet grounds
AT Columbus-ColumbuB, s; Indian
apolis g.
At Toledo-Toledo, S; Louisville, 4.
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PACIFIC LEAGUE
Brown Is Effective.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2S;-Sacra
mento took the second game of the serie'
with San Francisco on the Coast leasu'
grounds today. Brown held the locali
down TO five scattered mus X. IL y
San Francisco ......... go. ;....'u
Batteries-Brown and Graham; Browr
ing and Berry.
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Edward PaYson Weston

ST. LOUIS, April 2S-Edward Payson
Weston, with 1861 miles of his New York
to-San Francisco walk behind him. strobe
INTO the Missouri Athletic club here late
today. Weston was in good condition and
probably Will leave st, Louis carly to-
morrow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-29
Pirates Are Outhit.

ST. LOUIS. April 2S-The St Louis
team won the final game Of tho series
with Plttsburg today by d. score OF TO :.
Pittsburg used three pitchers, Maddox,
Lei6eId and Wacllcr X: r. T.,
II Iouis ............ s l3
Pittsburg ...... ,.,...,. -, j."
BattericS-Beebc and Phelps Wackcr,
Leihold Maddox and Gibson. lmpires-
O'DaY and EmSlie.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-29
Schsefer Invincible.

LOS ANGELES, April 2S,-Ncrnon W.
from the Los Angeles Coast leaguers T.
day. Schaefer's work in the box and fC
errors by Los Angeles Were the featu!s
of the game. y III
Vernon ....s,.. .s.,...'.','''''-9 "a
Los Angeles ......,....:r. :,.'..i
Batteres-Schaefer and Hogan; Tor
and OrcndorT.
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Walsh Will Return.

4 CHICAGO. April 2S. pitcher Ed Walsh,
who has been holding out for a higher
salary, will, II was Sttted today by Pres
ldent Comiskey OF tht Chicago American
league team, join the club here tomorrow
Walsh has been the nlainstay of the clubs
staff.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-29
NAT IONAL
Giants Win in Eighth.

NEW YORK. April 2S.-New York won
out from Boston in the eighth inning to-
day by following a pass TO Oliara with
three hard hits which brought in two
runs II, ii. j.,
Roslop ......... , s
New York ......... ...........:.,.; U
RBattcrles-Chappelc and Smith: Ray
nlond aud Schlci. Umpires-RlSler and
TTuby.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-29
Ten-InninC Cane.

WASHINGTON. April !S.-Washing-
ton defeated Philadelphia today in AN
exciting ten-inning game. 10 .. \ wild
throw TO the plate in tho tnth inning by
Baker lot In the winning run. r. II. Il.
Washington ...... ...... ....... s o
Philadelphia .....- 49,, ....... > >
B1tteries-Groom and Itrcet; Coombs,
NiCEcrs and Thomas.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-29

The Kentucky State Racing commits
SION has refused 10 Issue license to
Jockey George Mountain He is now
AT Louisville, Ky. He was to ride for
W. l.. F'izer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-29
Here and There.

Albert Simons. the trainer Of John
N. Schorr s eastern stable. slipped and
fell down an embankment at Pimlico,
Wednesday, sustaining broken leg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-29

The betting ring of thc forthcoming
meeting of The Norfolk; Va. summer
meeting will he an open one, in charge
of j. Cavannagh Of New York
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-29
Pimlico Races.

BALTIMORE. April 2S.-Today's race
results:
First race, four furlongs seliins-Busy
won, Racebrook second, Fauntleroy third.
Time, 40 1-5
Second race one mile. selling-ouantico
won. Campalgner second, Lad of Cangdon
third. Time l Al 40.
Third race six furlongs-Royal Onyx
won, Demund second, Live Wire third
Time, Liz As.
Fourth race, Patpasco steeplechase,
about two miles-Thstle Dale won, Sir
Wooster second. Grandpa third. Time,
4.29.
Fifth race, one mile-Hilltop won, In
dian Hunter second, Pocomoke third.
Time, al 3-5
Sixth race. one mile and sixty yards
Statesman won, Pins and Needles second,
Juggler third. Time. 1.45 1-5.
Seventh race. four furlongs-Miss Nor
rls won, Lucetta second. Love Watches
third. Time, 40 As.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-29
JAMES JEFFR|ES
IS ON VARPATA
Says He Can Defeat Johnson in
Ten Rounds at Any
Time.
WILL BREAK THEATRICAL
CONTRACTS TO FIGHT
COIOred Mans Bluff" Talk
ArGuSes ChOler of the
BOiEermaker.
Special TO The Tribune.

NEW YORK. April 2S.-James j.
Jei1'rics announced today that he was
tired of reading the "bluff talk in
the papers, handed ont by Jack John
son. and issued challenge today to
fight the colored man Just as soon as
reliable offer could be secured from any
of the clubs with reasonable time in
which to train, and hopes that johnson
will be saved for HIM before he mixes
with any one else.
johnson s taunts have proved too
much for the nerves of the heretofore
silent .Jcfiries. and the undefeatcd
champion of the world now threatens
TO break his theatrical engagements to
get an opportunity to step into the
ring with the colorcd champion.
Icifrlcs was so mad today that he
said jf it was not for the protection
of his friends he would hunt up the
negro and fight him on the spot. JET
fries is not asking any one to bet a
cent on the result of the fight, but tells
his friends that he Will be IN perfect
condition when he enters the ring. and
with little urging would give the en-
tire purse TO Johnson If he cannot de-
Jcffrics SAYS that Johnson is one of
the biggest lemons in the fight game
and he considers the black man huge
joke when 1t comes TO fighting.
Jeffries Gets Mad,
Jefrries said that johnson had gotten
the idea that he was afraid of HIM.
johnson has been doing all the talking
while .Jeffries did not have anything
to say. Now Jeffries Will do a little
talking himself. and if Johnson is half
as anxious 10 fight as he appears to be,
there will be little difficulty in arrang
ing the match. It cannot come too
quick for the boilermaker. He is mad
and wants to fight, and Johnson is the
man whom he is after. Jeffries SAYS
that he will bring the championship
back to the white race and Will then
retire. He does not want TO fight now
but saws that the public has forced him
into the proposed match. and, like n
true Yankee blue blood, he is Johnny
ON the spot, and hopes that he will
mako good.
When .Goffries was seen today, he re
sembled a madman and was so rlled up
over the present fight problem that he
could hardly express himself in printa-
BILE terms.
EsTo think, - he said. "thst this black
third-rater is going about the country
telling people that | am afraid TO fig ght
him. When l get him in the ring he
viii change his tune and ] Will soon
convince him that the man who does
the talking has never yet been able TO
do any fighting, I can lick him in ten
rounds.
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PitcherS' Battle.

VANCOUVER. b. c., April 2S-Score
r, II. f.
Aberdeen ........ ..o
'oi''puN'l D "
Batteries-Most and OBrien, Paddock
md Stanley
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-29
Yale Wins Game.

WEST POINT, n. Y. April 2S.-Yalc
defeated the Military academy at base
ball today. II to ,.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-29

Word was received Wednesday that
- Barney Schrelber would ship sta
bic of fourteen horses to the Fair
grounds from Texas and Missouri about
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-29
Northwest League
Butler Is Hit Hard.

SEATTLE, Wash, April 2s,-score:
r. n. T..
sattle ..-...s.-. -....,,........6 II >
bcoma .,...... .....,..... ....2 3 ,
Batteries-Rush and Shea; Butler aud
ellackey.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-29
Youth Proves Mystery.

PORTLAND, Or. April 2S.-Portlaa., a., S
young collegian, Roy Willett' receD.ass
from the Colorado school Of mines, .as
an unfathomable mystery to Oaklandt9o,
day. The best that the visitors cdul ld ud
with him was to secure four hits. ana
only one of these resulted in tally y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-29
Hard Work to Win

SPOKANE. Wash. April S.-Score:
R II. Il.
Portland .,.....,. .......... .....4 3 4
Spokane ......,.. ........ .....5 .
Batteries-Guyn. Murray and Troch;
Brinker, Jensen and OStdieM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-23

win be used 20 fatten the cattle for
tho packing house IA dthe Oh will
BE- used In making by.prodnotn.
The government of this vast go
tate offers an Interesting lesson IN
sociology Under the direct com
mand ~ the manager II a p9nula.
tlon of oseF 1000. Including -four
Ecod-sixed towba- slnton with =
population III 800. GfaEory. 500
Taft. 800. and Portland. 900. IN the
three latter towns every hoane and
every lot IL Owned hy the ranch
manager The inmates are all en-.
ployes.
Tho houses are all modern and
comfortable cotlAkrn. tho f~ni Il
reasonable. The sanitary conditions
excellent The corporations Mt ltn
own expense provides excellent
schools. builds roads. etreeta aud
churches. ana even prvvifrs for fh~
salaries % the minlasers
The Mexican iebofera are housed
comfortably ia a different section og
the towns aud are also provided
with schools ard churches
law Is practically ndmlnlAtered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-23

The most modern methods prevail
everywhere. The sod II being
turned ~ a a9,horxcpowcg traction
engine. which turns * feet at a
swath. and which wlll piow - acres
per day An experiment farm viii
be established. under the direction
OF experts, and the farming will be
conducted Along sha most scientific
Inca
When completed the farm viii
contain 10000 acres IN cotton and
5000 acres la other cropA The cot,
ton viii produce ON an average %
threedaAftern of bale of cotton 90
she acre. Or about ~ .n0a bales per
year Al an average selling price %
$50 per bale. the Income from the
farm alone viii be $500 90 per year.
Hut not a bais ~ this cotton OF n
single aeed viii he put on tho mar.
ket
The cotton min ne now planned
VIII turn into eaiicoca. sheeglnan
and other finished products every
lock of cotton picked from the hollis
An oil ualll Is now E0inG 90 which
Wi convert the secd into meal
hnlla and oil The meal and hullu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-23

be on the market Taft corned beef.
warranted genuine. rTAfts Texas
Boston baked beans. Taft German
wiensrwurst~ TAFT canned sugar
cora" and Taft pure leaf lard "
On the two ranches there are nov
100 900 head OF cattle and the year.
~ Increase IL estimated AZ $4,000
An these wlli be utilized b. the TAFT
packing house. There are also 90.
600 sheep and 30 coo hogs
An electric light plant 10 supply
lights Tor Slnton. CregoFy. TAFT.
Portland. the four villages on tho
vnst estate. and for the ranch In
general. viii be operated IN con
naction with the lce house and the
packing house.
In order 20 utilize every foot OF
land on the ranch thousands OF
Mexicans are now busy clearing Off
the mesquite and cactus. and by
next year the biggest cotton patch
In the world will be planted. THIS
will be rs miles long. and will ex.
tend along both sides OF the San
Antonio Il Arkansas Pass railroad
the width OF one mila
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-23
CHAS. TAFTS TEXAS RANCH GETS PANAMA CONTRACT

Taft. Tex. Sept. aa.--Is Chas P,
TAFT going to supply the beef for all
the employees on the Panama canal
That he Ia ~ the talk OF the
whole southwest.
Contracts with the government
calling for between see and 400
beef cattle q day. 90 be delivered
az Panama. Ia the Texas version of
Charley Taft's luck
But the way that President raft's
brother IL going TO carry cut that
contract IL equally sensational with
the fact that he got H. Brother
Charley. with nearly a haif-million
acres OF rich Texas land Ia going
ranchlng IN way that has never
been done anywhere else In the
world,
He Is going 70 DO all his packing
right ON the ranch. No sending %
Chicago or Omaha packing houses
no big freight bills TO eat into
profits. Charley Taft IL golng TO
do all the work himself right on the
ground.
No Talk. Just Work
They won't talk much on the bis
Taft ranch about their plans for
feeding the Panama canal. but
they're rushing work night and day
GA half-mlllion dollar packing
house. When completed Il viii be
an a position 20 throw down the
gage OF defiance to the present beef
trust.
Chas r. TAFT. packer that Is the
sign OF the future.
And that isn't all. He's going 10
pack other farm products there.
He's going to have cotton mill
and turn the cotton from $4,000
acres into cloth right on the
ground. Also he'll have electric
light plants. storage houses and fac.
tories for using all the by-products
No ranchink like this has ever
been seen IN the state OF Texas. and
the whole southwest IL aghast nj
the daring OF abe plan.
The Fulton Pasture Co.
Chas. p. Taft. president. owns the
controlling interest IA the Taft
packing house. and the two great
Texas ranches. Ia Suinta- In San
Patrtcioco. and .-srhe Enciuai,- In
Encinal and Webb-cos The former
consists OF ii6 900 acres and the lat.
Ter OF 10000 acres.
The gigantic ranch Il 10 be devel.
oped 10 its highest point OF produe.
siveness and not one single dollars
worth az its products viii be
shipped or sold In its raw state.
Giant Corporation
Moreover. not an acre will be sold
Go colontsts- All will be kept In.
tact and administered BY the one
giant corporation.
A large Ice and cold storage plant
also will care for the fish caught In
the gulf waters. and the vegetables
raised on the farm
Within short time there viii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-23

The company operates its own
stores ana oommissarisa, and good
supplies can b. bought a. chenply
there aa NJ any other point in Texna
Only tho best grades are kept IN
stock.
Chaa. y. Taft's interest in these
ranches came by bis maTrinEe 20
the only daughter 81 Dave Hiuton. a
pioneer ranchman Of Texas. who ae'
qulrod tho land when u could be
had for only a few cents an acre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-23

by John y Green. the supefinton.
don't. who settles all disputes. Ho
doaignates Justices, conHtables and
the 30 deputy sheriffa. All are ON
pioyea OF the company
Liquor can be secured IN the
larger towns. but intoxication and
crime are almost unknown. Law
iessnos nmeana exile. for undesifh.
blen are ordered 20 move on and
every door ~ closed 90 them AT the
nnperlntendent'a command.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-23

Use JAPANESE SILK FOR acc III
Dependable quality japanese silk fancy paerns "a inehs
vide bargain thu price, 75c N
si.26 LouisihE SILKS FOR
Pretty striped silks god e.
selling price rs Specially -
sfoo FoulARp SILKS FOR 4sc
About COO Of elegant Foulard silks In all the wanted
coios aud shades 20 inches wide Regular 81 90 values for
SIPS poNcEE SILKS FOR
Heavy silks all peadt n W
eriai for suits and dresses Regular s2s value for .
500 BLACK PEAu De SOLE. $50
quality fabric that ~ ~
give lasting satisfaction Regular for
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The Dickinson press., 1909-04-17

ings, was one Of the best and cleanest
shows ever given in Gladstone. The
violinist was especially fine. s's
Walter Leach of Horswill was in
town the 9Th. 9S ~
John P. Lien and Mrs. Sarah Krames
of Edton were Gladstone visitors April
9th.
j. H. Simmons was in town recently
for seed wheat for Miss Margaret, Curie
and Miss Eva M. Alcott. ii.
Mrs. ]. Lemreen arid son of Larimore
arrived the seventh and went out to
their homestead near Alden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael 'Engel and
Andrew Schaffer and his oldest son
will 60 to OREGON in a few days to look
up a location. They expect to 60 by
the wav of the Chicaao. Milwaukee and
St. Paul railroad.
The Dickinson press., 1909-04-17

In a few acres Of grain on his farm
three miles west of New England.
Greenleaf Doe and I. w. Early, who
live south Of the Tepee buttes. were in
Dickinson the first Of the week. MI,
Doe brought back a load Of lumber and
wire He is going to fence in. about 100
acres Of land for q pasture.
The baseball fans got together on Tues
day afternoon in the Herald Office and
planned out the seasons campaign.
The outlook for a winning team is very
bright with q number Of strong men
coming from the east and with the same
team to pick from that we had last
year. R. H. ,Putenney was elected
manager and M. j. Connolly. captain.
The first games will be played about the
first of May.
P. P. Eneh will commence his bank
ing business here this week. During
the time Of the erecting of the bank
building he will occupy the new store
building erected by Asa Gardner for q
butcher shop. H. O. Sandbo Of Benson,
Mimi. arrived here this week and will
act as cashier in the new establishment.
Both gentlemen are pleasant to meet
and are experienced business men.
County Surveyor G. F. Clark began
work here Monday and will doubtless
find work in New England for some
time. He surveyed out a road given
by w. G.. Mckenzie through his quarter
from the bridge to his store and also
the road lately pe,itioned for to be laid
out on section lines across the township
parallel to the Haley trail. He will
also begin work on the plat for a town
site on Charles c. Mead's quarter sect
ion upon which part of the town of New
England is now located. Postmaster
Mckenzie is also having part of his
land surveyed out for the same purpose.
This move has been made necessary by
80 many desiring lots and business
locations here. The lots will be placed
on sale in a short time.
Charles and Tom Precise were up from
Alden the latter part of the week.
They have rented the hall from George
Gardner and about the first of the month
will open a drug store. We understand
that the place of business will be in
charge of Tom Precise. We have long
felt the need Of such an institution
here .and we believe that the Precise
brothers have gotten into the right
place. ..a
Ernest Schroeder and Peter Schlenk,
who had been spending a part Of the
winter in Wisconsin are settled in COM
Portable shape in the Rainy Butte neigh
borhood.. They have put up a house and
barn and will dig a we'll as 0 as
the frost is out. Of the ground. They
expected to begin work with their
breaker this week.