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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-28
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At the Brick store.
Edgar Johnson ot the Merrill pre-
cinct was arrested ON the charge OF
the larceny OF horse. Martha Jones
being the complaining witness. On
account Of the abssaee OF O. W. o.
held. Justice of the Peace at Merrill.
the case viii be tried before Justice
Miller In this city nex' Tuesday ~
I: y. M. Mr.. Johnson was Implicated
In ~axon-shees stealing case In the
courts some time ssnes.
Mayor Sanderson ID very anxious
to get oil the numerous nails ham
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-28

County supssintsndsnt J. q. Swan.
o. H. csrltos Of Merrill, Miss ELLEN
coassy Of Lson. H.. Mr. sad Mrs.
Jisstts Of Illisois and Charles White
q campbsll. CAL. rssurasl yesterday
iron . trip % cratsr lake and other
psssts h ths sesthsra part Of the
sesnty.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13
JOHNSON TAKES
SHOT At JEFF.
CoIOred Champion Says He Is
Really Anxious for
a Fight.

Boston. June 12-Jack Johnson the
worlds champion heavyweight Fighter
who is now in Boston. gave out tHe fol
lowing statement today.
1T is now conceded OBJ every band tha
Jeffries has been blufdne the pl6t,
about meeting He. D am ready to boz
every week i'm the year if 7 am given my
price for my services. J. bar 100 mar
vino has any right td challenge. Z an
adv TO box Jeffries ketchcI. kaufman
Hart OF anyone else VINO wants o. NEE
Ilt.
eff Jeftries j. looking for "a match. Why
don't he come forward and say SOP
want Jeffries TO come out maufulIr anC
gree 10 cut out exhibitions and get Cour
10 business. / viii ignore AN the otheri
il he viii sign to meet me- FOR ] reEaTf
a match with Ieffries ass tie suIcst was
Of proving that I am in truth the world
champion
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13
LE PAGE OF SPORTS
finn EXPRESSES
HIS DISAPPROvAL
Said to Have Kicked Rooney in
Stomach for CriticiSing the
Race Meeting.

A warrant for the arrest or " ".
Finn, general manager Of the Utah Jock
ey club. which is conducting the RAGS
meeting at the Fair grounds. VIII be ap-
piled for tomorrow morning by Thomas
T. Rooney. a local newspaper man. Finn.
IL is alleged. landed two blows on
Booney's jaw while the latter was con-
vcrsing with "a friend in front Of the
Kenyon hotel and then planted . vicious
kick in kOOneys stomach as Associate
Judge Davidson was dragging che gen
eral manager away.
The attack was caused by criticism OF
the running OF the horses az tHc Fair
grounds since the meeting started on MAY
- Rooney IS said TO have connected the
management with several shady lookins
Before the races yesterday afternoon
Presiding Judge j.. L. POmeFoy called
MI Rooney into the office of the sec
rotary Of the racing association and child
cd hlm 70. his criticism Of the racing
at the Fair grounds track. Mr.. Rooney
made no reply TO the ACCOMPLISHMENTS of
TIE presiding Judge.
After the races last evening AR. Rooney
accidentally met General Manager Finn
and Promoter Gleason on the sidewalk 10
front Of the Kenyon hotel Rooney vas
talking 10 Associate Judge Jay Davidson
and friend when Elan suddenly rushed
u9 10 him and said:
10 you think you've got anything on
w ny. L-ilS - no place 10 discuss any
thing like that Mr. Finn" cismly re-
piled the newspaper man. who had his
arms akinlbo.
Like 2 flash Firms right arm shot out
and landed twice or RoOncy's Jaw Pro
Tloter Gleason. who was close behind the
3 neral manager, rushed in and threw
himself in front Of the newspaper man.
Associate Judge Davidson attempted 10
drag Finn away. AS he was being car
rled away. Finn. 1t is charged. let fly
his right foot and planted a vicious kick
IN the abdomen Of Rooney. who says he
vas prevented from defending himself b.
Promoter Gleason.
Rooney says charges or assault and bat
terry viii be made against Finn and Dos
sibly Gleason, ia the police court tonlor-
row morning.
James Handy. who did the press work
Tor Manager Murray a. the Ogden meet
ing, was ruled of the local track yes
tetday ard elected from the grounds lie
was ACCUSED OF circulating unfavora Die
reports regarding the racing at the Fair
grounds.
Mr.. Hsnly has statements signed ty-
the members Of the newspaper corps at
the track denying that he has bean re
sponslble for any unfavorabie reports
published in Salt Lake papers
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13
LONDON SHOW WINNERS
American Exhibitors Continue to
Take Big Share Of
Prizes

London. June 12--Walter Winans exh!b-
tied a large string I'm the international
horse show this afternoon, and in the
judging Of horses in single harness over
Is hands. pace and action. he took first
honers with Bonnie View, and had two
horses commended
Roanoke. owned by Judge William H.
Moore of New York, also was commended
ia this class.
Bluebei, bred on the AIeeks farm al
San Lorenzo. Cal, but exhibited by 2
Scotohman. in the single harness class
over Isl hands took second honors. In
the judging Of twenty pairs OF harness
horses suitable for a mail. demi-msil
stanhope or spider DhaetOn, c. ". Wat
son Of Baltimore got the blue ribbon with
Lord Baltimore and Ny Maryland. wal
ter Winans was second with Crack Shot
and Newton Sportsman: Mr.. Watson was
third with NOrenna and Kitty Grey
In the judging OF twelve ponies or cobs
in single harness. not exceeding 143 hands
shown to 8 governess cart. 10 be driven
by a lady OF by a child under Is years
old, Louis Winans got third with Luck
Horace.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13
IF IT'S HERE
IS RIGHT
SALT LAKE MEETS
HELENA At HOME
Two Leading Teams Booked
For Five Games This Week
Lineup Strongest Ever.

The Salt Lake team closes its three
weeks series away from home AT Boise
today and will return home after tEs
game opening with Helena ia this city
on Wednesday. No matter what the
outcome Of the games today, Salt Lake
viii return home I'm second place, which
IS not bad position for a team which
has been fighting the enemy ON its home
grounds for q full three weeks.
The local team VIII come home COnsid-
erably changed IN its lineup. On short
viii be found new player in McIuade.
who reports say is the real goods. ana
whose work shows up well in the box
scores. Head has been removed 10 third
This is his regular position and the posi-
tiOn in which he PLAYED while with Park
City, at which time he made q big hit
with the Utah fans. While Head does
boot them now and then. he hits the ball
and is at present leading the league. a
hitter is considered the most valuable
man on baseball team these days, and
even II Head failed to make good az
third, it would pay the local management
to switch him 10 right field for hitting If
for nothing else.
Corbin, who did good work al third. is
now in right field. COrbin is also vslu-
able man for his ability in getting down
TO first. If the diminutive third sacker
did not get hit. he managed to walk
or set in the way Of the ball and stop
il with his ribs and get down TO first.
While on the road, Goodman, the new left
fielder who joined the team just befory
leaving Salt Lake, has been doing good
work so it is hard TO see where Salt
Lake will not be much stronger than when
il played here before.
President FarnswOrth in a letter TO The
Herald says the team is in good shape
and has gotten over their slump they had
AT Butte and Helena and are playing the
game again, as they did at the opening of
the season. Farnsworth speaks in glowing
terms Of Jimmy McQuade and says he il
not only q fielder but that he can hit
the hall All his pitchers are working
well again and the boys are out to win
the pennant. FarnswoFth says the boys
will make it five straight from Helena IN
salt Lake the coming week, getting on
IN CT an
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13
JUDGE ASKED
FOR DECISION
Butte Pool Room Men Do Not
Care to Have Case Tried
by Jury.

Butte Mont. June 12.-AttOrney William
NJ. Meyer. representing Harry Rose and
Ed Sylvester. the Interstate Telegraph
company officials who are charged with
violating the anti-pool room law, asked
Judge Donian to decide the criminal
charges pending against the men without
the aid OF a jury, and the court consent
ed. The matter will come up Wednesday
and the testimony will probably be start
ed on that date
Rose is charged with accepting a bet Of
go from Ted Schleinschmidt FOR Gloria to
win, This message is alleged to have been
transmitted to Occur d AleGe. and the
answer back You're on The defendant
alleges that this was a regular business
and the word GLORIA" is not the name OF
q horse. but one Of the Western Union
cOmpany's code words.
Ed Sylvester is charged with posting
the entries, odds and Jockeys in the diff
ferent races, and also the results Of the
races
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13

race Fore opched and closed an odds
on faYorite. He was easily the class OF
the race and looked like sure winner
on form. Either Fore was in no condi-
ton TO race or somebody didn't want
him TO win.
Eliminating the Booger Red race
and the fifth event Of the day. in which
HaitOn, the heavily played favorite
won, the card Tas an excellent one for
the books. In the first race Valencia,
the favorite, won. but Cardinal Ssrtoy
the second choice, was 50 heaviiy
played thar the loss to the books on tn
race was not d heavy one. Cardinal
Sarto ran ar excellent race and would
have won easily had he not stumbled
twice. Both times he regained his strlde
with wonderful pluck and finished sec
ond
In the second race Dora Payne.
Charles J. Harvey and sea Green.
horses which ran one. two three. We're
equal favOriIes in the betting To win.
so that II did not matter 70 the books
which horse won. George GuvtOn and
Ola Nick were played as sure winners
IN the third race. ana the boobies
smiled when Faneul Hau won the race.
IN hoEOr 81 the visitors who came on
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13
At LatonIa.

I,atonia. KY. June 1a.-Results:
First race mile and q half-BellVue. ls
10 = won: Hurfane. 10 70 I, second; Ed
kama 20 I. third. Time 2:S5 S.
Second race six furlongs-Tom Hay
ward. to J. won. Dainty Dame 70 10 3
second; Halket to 1, third Time,
1:14 Is.
Third race. mile and an eighth-John
e MuIligan. to l. won; The Minks, TO
.. second: Gliding Belle, to 2. third.
Time, :55.
Fourth race five furlongs-Eye White,
5 to 1, won; Joe Norris, 1 TO ., second;
Donau. IS TO ;. third. Time. 100 5-5.
Fifth race, seven furlOngs-Romp, II to
10 won: Busy Man, 30 TO I. second: Rose
burg II. 10 to T. third. Time, III 20.
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards
PaIsmo. to 1, won Maid Militant . to
1. second: Gypsy King, Is to 5. third.
Time, AS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13
Fifth Race.
Sixth Race.
At GrsVesend.

Gravesend. y Y. June 12--Results:
First race five furlougs-C rossov er,
to +. won; May Florence 20 10. second .
FTudss Sister. to ], third Time, 1:0s %.
SECOND race steeplechase, handicap.
about two miles and a half-Sanctus, TO
, won. Jimmy Lane. Q 10 ). second: Oak
lawn. % to ]. third. Time, 5:0l.
Third race. five furiongs and half
Waldo even. won: Dull Care. u 10 ]. sec
end: Angernona. 10 to I. third. Time,
:07 IS.
Fourth race. miIe-Hilarious. 4 to 5. won
Joe Madden. to l. second; Fayette, to
J. third. Time, 1;4l %.
Fifth race. about six furlongs-Tin Pip
pin. g to /. won: Melodeon, . to l. sec
ond: Footpad, TO . third. Time, 1:12 2-5.
Sixth race. mile and hree-sixteenths---
Norbitt. 70 2. won: Rio Grande, y to :,
second: Pins and Needles. TO 1. third.
Time Dol o.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13
FLANAGAN BREAKS RECORD
Famous Irish-Ameriesn Athlete Low
ers Worlds Mark for Ham.
nler Throw.

Travers Island. y. L. June ia new
worlds record hammer throw by John
Flanagan Of the Irish-AmeFiean A. c..
and a double win in the handicap sprints
by George 2. Scannell OF the De La Sale
institute, and the New York A. c.. We're
the features Of the track and field games
today on the picturesque oval Of the New
York A. c., at Travers Island
flanagan established new world s rec
ord with the I6-pOund hammer at Celtic
Park. L. l.. last Sunday. throwing IL the
ia feet 3ss inches. but today he eclipsed
this with a clean throw Of ia feet 1eis
inches.
20l-vard dashes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13
HELENA FANS RUN
SPECIAL TO BUTTE

Helena. Mont. June 12-At O. clock to-
morrow morning q special train over the
Great Northern railroad will carry one
hundred enthusiastic baseball fans from
this citv TO Butte. where they Will Wit
negs the Intermountain league game be
tween the Helena and Butte teams At the
Columbia Gardens. The weather predic-
ion is that tomorrow win be fair with
POSSIBLE local showers but il is not an
ticipatsG that little rain viii interfere
with the sport.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13
CHICAGO SCHOOL WINS
University High Captures Interscho.
lsstic Meet for Third
TINE
Time

Marshall Field. Chicago. June Ie.-Cnf
versity high school Of Chicago won ths
eighth annual interschoisstlc track and
field meet Of the University OF CHICAGO
at Marshall Field today. The winners
scored . points and won JHair fifth inter.
scholastic meet OF the season. having ale
ready captured the Illinois. Cook county,,
northwestern and Beloit meets. The Cen,
trail high school Of Kansas City was see.
ond. with 1875 points and Byrd OF Mile
ford d.. placed his team FOO third pIacs
hy scoring De- Is points
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13
AMATEUR GAMES.

The Republican baseball team defeated
the SugOs at Walkers field yesterday bv
II score Of ~ 20 g. The Republicans meet
the TTiDuues at Walkers field TODAY
The X. A. C.. team beat the Detention
Home team yesterday by a score u q 10
I. The winners challenge any team q
juniors in the city
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13
AUTOMOBILE WORLD

In 1895 there were not more than 200 au-
tomobiles made and put into use in the
tinted States In 1903 the total humber
Of automobiles made and sold IN the
United States will approximate Sz.000.
That the automobile is a marvellous piece
Of mechanism is seen when 1t is cOnsid-
cred that less than thirty years ago prime
movers weighed as much as 500 or Loo
pounds per horsepower developed. and
that the modern automobile engine has
been reduced in weight to we'll under ten
pounds per horsepower developed. and has
shown its great reliability by running for
days without stopping. This perfection
Of engine construction has been paralleled
by perfection Of the other elements of the
motor vehicle. The horsepower Of which
the average automobile produced this year
is capable is about twenty. the 5000 ma
chimes making an aggregate of 10000
horsepower. At the beginning of this year
there were IN use in the United States
over 1S4 900 automobiles, capable Of close
10 four million horsepower. The harness
ing Of water power at Niagara Falls 10
the extent of a few hundred thousand
horsepower was hailed as a stupendous
accomplishment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13
BLOONER GIRLS COMING
Play in Ogden Today and Then Meet
Margetts' Bunch To-


The Bloomer girls opened series o.
three games yesterday when they met The
Murray team and got away with defeat
by the close score of 9 90 s. Today the
girls meet Dad Gmlius bunch of bal
tossers ia ogden and return 90 salt Lake
tonight On Monday they meet Bert Mar
gets team at Walkers field The girls
have "a couple of men along with them Or
help fill out the weak spots in their line
up. and the combine tiou is able 10 pui
up q fair article of baseball They are
touring the country and go on east FROM
here
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.
Automobile Exchange. 81 Postoffiee
Place.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13
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Booger Red ran right back to his OLD
the form Yesterday afternoon and won
b rintic handicap. the feature event
O yaierday's card i'm nice exercise
alo2 Booger BED was the one best
-si Tor those who bet on the races. and
isl Took advantage OF IT, The book
iAsr' apparently didn't think that the
q could Wln. carrying the weight he
ana 0Hered even money on him
g Of the time Thousands Of dol
q vas taken down on BOoger Red.
~ The race was one Of the hardest on
books since the meet opened.
WAY money the books lost on Booger
H gas gathered in by the defeat ~
y n NE last race Of the day. Fore
Y sullivan Up. ran a disgracefuI
~ sullivan is riding under proba-
ana should have ridden better
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13
STATE COLLEGE WINS.

seattle Wash. June 12-WashinstoH
State college won the Pecific northwest
track meet with So points Oregon .ArFi-
cultural 10 Nighuusn Is, Idaho. -,
WSzs.,Sto> university, =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13

The extension Of the time OF entry for
the GIidden tour Of June 10. at the reg
uiar fee of S2J0. promises 10 bring IN
number Of the larger cars whose makers
could not be hurried into declsionl and
who objected to paving extra for this
time taken TO consider. Nov the only
ones who will have 10 pay $500 viii be
those who delay entering until after June
*. The entries finally close July ]. with
Chairman F. B. Hover, go Main street.
Buffalo n Y
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13

Work on the new RaudaIi-DOdd garage
is progressing and the firm expects TO BE-
in its new quarters within the next
three weeks or a month The new gar
age is located at 90 State street. and viii
be one of the largest and best equipped
in the west
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13

Ogden did well I'm buying Thomas cars
during the week three IN all being sold
nv the Randail-Dodd DeODle. Viii C.
Wright purchased a 4-65 Thomas, D. G.
Fccles, fr bought a $40 flyabout and
Psrlev C. Wright purchased a $40 tour
ing car
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13

done for on far turn Others showed
nothing.
Fourth Race.
BpOger Red beat the barrier by at least
three lengths. stood Moneys challenge in
the final seventy-fiVe yards, just lasting.
Money closed up ground in the hnal
eighth finishing fast CapcWeH ran
third all the way. Nalaski showed scant
speed Ethel Day seems TO have gone
back.
Fifth Race.
Haiton a wild horse today; off flylng'
he never left the result in doubt. Mallon
finished ike a shot Hollander weak
sned in the final sixteenth. O'Toole went
well for a half Rovara showed no speed
Others always outrun.
Sixth Race,
Salvage followed pace to final seventy
five Yards, where he came away, winning
easily. La Chata ran q nice race. weak
ening only closing strides Platoon TIM
ished fast and win do Oregon showed
early speed. Fore never in the running.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13

fiery. maker of Ihe Rambler. f1 "a recenf
issue Of the Rambler Magazine.
There is more than one way of grasp
ing the starting crank of an automobile
As ordinarily pTacticed tine hand ~
grasping the handle is so placed that tI-
thumb and fingers euciTcie &c. such e
method is comparatively safe if the CO.
orator Is pulling upward 0u the crank
but decidedly unsafe if be should press
downward on the crank and backfirf
occur.
allow the hand to leave the handle with
out injury. whether 10 is being pulled UI
or pressed down. is to place the thum'
on the same side of the handle that the
fingers are placed. so that the handle is
not entirely encircled. allowing the han
die 20 slip out of the grasp when ID g.
being pressed down and permitting th-
fingers to release the haudle n it is being
pulled Up at the time Of q backfire-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13

The Tom ,Botterill Auto company re-
norts the SIDE of Chalmers-Detroits dur-
ing the week as follows. y. @. OPem, "
Howard of Garfield. A. J. Hamilton Al
were Chalmers thirties.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13
AUTOMOBILES FoR HIRE.

Automobiis Exchange, So Postomes
P.zez.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13

Samuel Davidson. representative Of The
Columbus Electric, spent part of the werF
in Salt Lake on business trip in the iIl-
terests Of the Columbus Electric
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13

Joseph Geoghegsn has placed his order
fo- q s-4s Great Pierce Arrow for early
fall deliver II viii be one Of the first
1910 model Pierces received in the city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13

Chst T Weidrnsn purchased q car from
the Randsil-Dodd people this week and
-s~ore If 70 his home IN Eureka New
The northern route BY way - Cobrs wss
taken BY M. Weidmsn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13

The Utah Implement-Vehicle company
reports the sale of a White Steamer to
Joseph MoRea, which was delivered dur
ing the week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13

Three new Cadillaes were sold during
the week OK the Utah ImpIement-Vehicl
company. The purchasers were Mrs. T..
? Johnson who gets a model - Tour
ing car: Alfred T. Cutler. a deni-tonneau.
and W r, Hutchinson a model 30 tout
ing car.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13

Some provision should be made TO per-
NIT cars participating in the Giddeu tour
being washed every night or at least
twice a week. says George AeinZingar
who drove the z. N. +. pathfinder over
the course. 1T is not only a shame &C.
subject any piece Of mechanism 10 sucf
treatment as q ear gets when SO must
carry from day to day the dried and cak=6
mud and sand that has accumulated. Be
sides. IL defeats the real purpose Of such
q tour. the object of which is 20 test the
mechanism under severe touring coudi
tiCns. ANY sane man knows q piece ai
machinery to run at all must not only be
kept wei oiled In every moving part. but
scrupulOusiy clean as well The object oil
cleanliness, Of course. is 10 permit Of ezr
animation and oilingT
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13

Sam Sharman of the Sharman AutOm5-
bile company, accompanied by DR.. Patree
Of BlackfOot Ida, made a record run 20
the latter town during the week. Leav-
ing Salt Lake early in the morning, where
they had breakfast, they hit uD the roads
TO Malad in time for lunch, and rushed on
through to Blackfoot in time for dinner
that night The distance is about 80
miles. and il took about twelve hours
driving The trip was made IN New
Mitchell purchased by DR.. PatTee from
the Sharman company