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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-18

The initial Salt lake presentation Of
THE Yankee Prince the story and
music Of which were both written by
Mr.. Conan, and the central character
in which he plays, occurs az the Thea
ter tonight, and a great crush is already
assured
Orpheum-The weeks bill is appar-
emily mounting In public favor, Good
business marks each Of the daily and
nightly performance.
ColOnial-rhe strong presentations
OF Rex Beach's play entitled The
Spoilers" continues to attract in
terested audiences. The customary
matinee will be given Saturday
Grand-"Thc Great Divide" by tho
stock company Us in its closing per-
formances. A big attendance is look
ed FOR on Saturday afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-18
A Reliable
Remedy
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Gives Relief al Once.
II cleanses, soothes,
heals and protects
the diseased men,
brane resulting from
Catarrh and drives
away q Cold in the
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Taste and Smell. Flu
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-18

the necessary expenses. The men have
comparatively little service 10 perform
and much time in which To devote
themselves to special work in which
they may be engaged. The morning
Is intended 10 be wholly occupied iu
garrison duties, with possibly an hour
or two In the afternoon: but the re-
mainder Of the time the men are. for
the most part. at liberty to attend to
personal matters.
There are garrison schools for pri-
Yates in which the common branches
are taught. another for non-commis-
STONED officers for military subjects and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-18

Evening gowns at greatly reduced
prices, also 3-Piece Suits
All Alterations Extra.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-18
ECZEMA LODGES IN THE SKIN
Not Blood DiIease--Curcd by OF
OF Wintcrprccn Compound.

For many years eczema was sup
posed 10 be a blood disease and was
erroneuosly treated as such. but now
the best authorities agree that eczema
Is only a skin disease and must be
cured through the skin The emin-
ent skin specialist. Or. ID. u. Dennis.
first discovered the eczema germ and
his discovery was quickly taken up In
both Germany and France.
To kin the eczema germ and at the
same time heal the skin. DR. Dennis
compounded oil OF wintergreen thy
mol. glyccrine. etc. The remedy is
liquid, not a mere salvc, hence It
sinks right into the pores OF the skin.
Washing with this oil OF wintergreen
compound seems to take the Itch
away at once, soon the scales drop
away and the disease disappears. The
prescription has now been used 80
long as to have proven it's absolute
merit aud we do not hesitate 70 ex-
press our confidence in II. d. d. Pre-
scription.
Schramm-Johnson Drugs.
Four stores.
where the cars stop"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-18
SIX BEST SELLING BOOKS.
urCOnD non OCTOBTn

According 20 the foregoing lists. tho
six books (fictionl which have sold best
In the order OF demand during tho
month are;
/ "rruNton King MeCutcheon.. q. so
: "rhe Goose GIRL" MacGrath 81 20
3 arhe Silver Horde Beach. III 80
a "A Certain Rich Man" White. 81 so
i "rhe Danger Marx" Chambers 81. 20
i "The Calling Of Dan Matthews"
Wright .tsfftf tttttftttttssst..&l 20
For sale at tho
pESERET NEWS BOOK STORE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-18
COLLEGE MEN IN THE ARMY.
service Gives Them Time 90 Devote 20
special stndy in Leisure Hours.

Several college graduates are report
"a among the enlisted men 81 Folt
Douglas, one 81 the company clerks
boing a Princeton man one officer
SAYS the re8n0n for fhe enlistment Of
college men in the ranks IA the fact
that they get better pay than they
would in ciVn life a. compared with
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-18

STAT, Of Ohio. city Of Toledo. Lucas
county 50.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
senior partner OF tho firm OF +. j.
Cheney & Co. doing business IN the city
Of Toledo, County and State aforesaid
sHd that said firm will pay the sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case Of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use Of Halls Catarrh
Cure FRANK J. CHENEY.
sworn 20 before me and subscribed in
ny presence, this 9Th day OF December.
A u isS6
lSeall A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure IL taken Internal
~ and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Send for
testimonials free
F. J. CHENEY & Co,
Toledo. ohio.
Sold BY an Druggists. he.
ton
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-18

r. the principal assisted by college men
who may b. handy. Tho officers school
includes study Of the latest works on
military engineering. drill. Tactics. etc.
the teachers being field officers and
senior captains who take turns al the
Instructors desk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-18
WOULD INCREASE
RATE ON LEMONS
chi, Brought in Federal Court TO
EnIoin Action OF
Railroads.
SEVERAL LINES CONCERNED
-. Placed Duty ON Lemons TO
Protect Growers. and Railroads
Take Up Dincrcncc.

r., threatened increase on lemon
- nv various transcontinental rail
- is the cause Of suit filed IN
,-,ltcd states circuit court We'd
~ afternoon by the fruit growers
= california in which an injunction is
,ed The defendants named are the
e'n,,s,u Pacific. the Atchison. Topeka
santa Re. the san Pedro. Los An
-, q salt Lake and the Trsnscon-
.,,,tal freight bureau. The COM
.,slrt IS signed by A. G. Kendall. sec
,.srv Of the citrus Protective league.
rbo same complaint hes been iled in
c,aiornia and an Of the states through
,..a the defendant companies pass,
IA before the Interstate commerce
.,,omisslon. The action is one OF the
~, far reaching that has ever been
,,stitpted in any court in the land.
ahe complaint Is In the form Of a
an 4, eouitv. forwarded here, and sub.
roenns we're issued 20 compel the varl-
cns attendants 20 appear and answer
etrinped of It's legal nomenclature, the
o.,ion means that the fruit growers
~ california arc cndeav0ring 10 re-
str.in the trauscontinental railroads
am raising their present rates on fruit
products 49,, - 100
,Jsiot was fled with the Interstate
commerce commission by several Call
f,rnia fruit growers TO secure a re-
5rrtion In rates from Sl25 per hun
,rsd hounds to 81 IN car load lots. The
railroads voluntarily made this reduc-
lion before the decision OF the commits
slon was handed down. IL is alleged
that thc railroads have announced an
,ncreaes in freight rates TO take place
I'm Nov Is and Dec. 8. and that this
would increase the cost OF shipment
100000 for the season.
RAISED DUTY ON LEMONS.
The complaint, which is very yolu-
uinous. SAYS that Congress at its last
session raised the duty on lemons and
oranges imported from Sicily and Italy
q cents a box, and that this was done
20 preserve the industry In southern
California II is alleged that In the
vast although practically all Of the
lemons raised In this country como
fOm California. OF the $4,000 cars used
annually, only 30 per cent OF this comes
nom California, the balance being i'm
ported
It Is alleged that the railroads now
ere endeav1ring 70 place rate that
viii consume all OF the proft which
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-18

one Tor commissioned officers. A regu-
lar grammar school is conducted for the
benefit OF such enlisted men as require
that class OF instruction. The chaplain
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-18

would accrue 90 the fruit growers
through the action OF Congress in
placing them in a position TO compete
with foreign growers. The complainants
are represented in Salt Lake by Senator
Bonner X. Smith
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07
GLORIO DEFEATS
MALTBIE IN
HANDICAP
FavOrifes and Second Choices
Account for Whole Card
at Arcadia
Especial Dispatch TO The CALI

LOS ANGELES. April 6.-Favorites
and second choices, all heavily played,
swept the card at Santa Anita this
afternoon. Glorio won the feature
event, the Wildfre handicap, so named
in honor of Lillian Russell, who at
tended the races. Glorio and Maltbie
opened equal favorites. but steady
stream of money forced Giorio's price
down and sent Maltbie's odds soaring.
Glorio lay behind the pace to the
stretch and then came on to win gal-
loping by three lengths in fast time.
Beauclere, the to 20 favorite in the
mile and a half race. romped home
ahead of st. Ilario. second choice, step
ping the distance in 2:33 1-5. c. w.
Burt, which had been stopping at five
furlongs, breezed every jump in the
road in the mile race, beating Bucha-
nan by six lengths.
c. H. Patten won the juvenile event
in hollow style. making it look like
a false break at the barrier. Howard
took him away like a fash and won
pulled up to a canter by six lengths.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07
Miss Eleanor Sears Plays
Polo With Men

An interesting impromptu game of
polo was played on Charles W. Clark $
FL Palomar field yesterday. The regu-
lar game for the day had been post
poned. so sides were made up and the
polo enthusiasts at Burlingame jour-
neyed over to the Clark field for the
sport. Miss Eleanor Sears took part in
the play. which lasted for three
periods, as one of the Whites. She
was supported by Richard NJ. Tobin,
w L. Breese and +. A. Gill.
On the sides of the Reds were
Thomas L. Driscoll, W. c. HUM, J. o.
Tobin and Major Rotheram. 1t was
quite a romp and Miss Sears showed
much proficiency.in handling the stick.
The score at the end of the three
periods stood, Reds 2, Whites 1.
The regular games will be resumed
tomorrow, when there will be some
fine polo, as the best men now at
Burlingame will take part.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07
HILDREDTH CASHES
TWO BETS AT
TRACK
Mixup in Handicap Helps Joe
MADDEN TO Win at
Long Odds
By J. x. Jefery

The fates were kind to S C Hndreth
yesterday His horse Joe Madden.
winner Of the Los Angeles derby,
scored a huke victory at juicy odds
IN the Kerr handicap, the principal
feature Of the Emeryrille program, and
enabled Hildreth to cash q wager net
ting about $4,000. besides pulling down
the purse OF s45o. Later in the day
schieswiS carried the Mssourian's
coiors 10 a well earned victory and
Hildreth cashed another big bet.
Joe Madden would not have won the
handicap but for having been greatly
benefited by a mixup at the start
which robbed several of the most prom
Using cOntenders Of whatever chance
they might have had The stumbling
Of r Neugent as the barrier went up
- the unseating Of Jockey Upton
Caused the trouble. Royal Tourist, the
favorite; game and consistent Booger
Red and Gemmeu were the chief vic
Tins. Booger Red quickly moved up
into forward contention and obtained
a place at the finish, but the other
failed TO recover the ground lost at
the start and cut no figure in the run
ming Joe Madden and Blagg, which
finished first and second. were lucky
In getting away from the post clear
Of interference and dominated the run
Hing throughout, except for a brief in
terval when Booger Red flashed TO the
front, only 10 weaken at the end as
the natural result of his overexertion.
Charlie Ellison, owner of Royal Tourist,
The unplaced favorite, was lucky
enough 10 have decided not TO bet on
his horse. The long ODDS against the
winner were undoubtedly attributable
TO the general belief that Joe Madden
was distance runner rather than q
sprinter-
The form players had no reason for
complaining ever the afternoons re-
suits Half the card went TO favorites-
Fordello. Husky and Schleswig. Ford
clio was favored by an exceedingly ad-
vauts geeus start, but for which he
might not have beaten Julia Powell,
the wei played second choice of the
race.
killing was made on Colonel White,
which won the third race in the colors
OF Baird & Martin, who had purchased
the horse from L. J. Ramsey earlier in
the day. The son OF Clifford ran more
kindly for Jockey Stuart than he had
Tor other boys and got UP 10 beat the
heavily backed favorite. Brookleaf. at
the end Of a sensational stretch sprint.
Jockey Guy Burns. who is permitted
20 ride only for his contract employer,
showed 70 particular advantage on both
OF the horses with which ne won during
the day. In both instances Burns ex-
hibited his old time skill. Jockey SEQ
Vile had another of day on favorites
T tsiling 10 get in the money with Good
snip and Royal Tourist, both OF which
looked TO have promising chances.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07
Arcadia Gossip

LOS ANGELES. April e.-John Powers, father
OF Jockey Powers, left today for Buffalo, n. y,
with Gerrymander, Guise and Pal, the property
owing 10 blockade on the electric cars run
ming to the track, many of the patrons
were delayed in getting to the track this after
noon To accommodate them the first race WAS
postponed half hour.
Captain Bunburny who will be paddock judge
at San Antonio. will ship number of horses
to the Texas track tomorrow. Among the lot
will be the horses of the Bexar stable.
Kansas" Price has sold Bon Ton to the
Orangevale stable for a nominal sum- The
horse finished in the money tn the first race
today, running in his new owner owners eolors.
In this city, was visitor 10 the track this
afternoon where she occupied box The fea-
ture OF today's card was named for the play in
Tom shaw. who was absent from the track
yesterday, was back in his accustomed place in
Jockey Musgrave was around the track this
afternoon on crutches- He is suffering with a
Jockey Aubuchon was reinstated today BY the
stewards. he leaves Thursday for San An
tonic.
W. J. Danford and the horse ran In his new
w n Murray, promoter of the Ogden meet
ing leaves tomorrow night for San Francisco.
The stewards regarded with much suspicion
the ride OF Kennedy J. II. Reed, the defeated
oddson faveritc in the fifth race. The boy wss
questioned after the race and his explanation
evidently did not satisfy the officials. as Judge
Hamilton announced that the case would be the
subject of a rigid Investigation
Owner w. p. Fine tried to prevail upon
Starter Dwyer to lift the suspension on Jockey
Henry so that the boy could ride for Fine to-
morrow but Dwyer would not consent 10 the
arrangement.
In order to keep his large stan Of employees
at work during the summer George Rose has
planned to have q book In operation at Victoria.
George Kleeman will probably be in charge OF
the book.
The following owners will sell their entire
Sta af pubIIc auction in the Santa a
paddock next Saturday. J. j. Walsh, W. S.
House and W. Gabriel Among the Walsh lot
are Lee Rose. Sir Edward Dredger. Fair Annie
and Tea Set. Walsh paid 5000 for Lee
Rose about year ago. The horse has NOT
raced for time, having been fired for
ankle trouble.
Jockey Schlesinger. who was badly injured
in race about month ago while riding one
OF Chinn's horses. today sent to his home
IN New Orleans at Chinn's expense.
Rialto cut himself In his work this morning
and will not be able to race for some time.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07
Personal Brevities

w I. Williams OF Rawhide is at
the Baltimore.
William Curran OF Boston. Mass, is
at the Granada.
F. Black and wife of Seattle are
at the Dorchester.
Colonel j. p Chinn of Kentucky Is
a guest at the st. Francis.
Mr. and Mrs. SynderS OF Reno are
staying at the 81. Francis.
DR.. c. NJ. Richards of San Jose is
a guest at the Union Square.
DIR. f. c. E. Mattison of Pasadena
is registered at the St. Francis
II. L. Traub. a distiller OF New
York. is registered at the Manx.
Fred Grotefend. a mining operator of
Redding. is guest at the Stewart
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Tappey OF St.
Paul are guests at the ST. Francis
C. H. Clarke. commission merchant
of Seattle. is staying at the Fair
mont,
G. Weber of New York and ]. Sui
livan and wife of Colfax are at the
Savoy.
S. T. Black, superintendent Of the
normal school of San Diego. is stay
ing at the Stewart
Nicholas f. Sargent. a hotel man
OF Coronado. is at the Manx. accom-
panied by his family
A. W: losmun, jewelry manufac-
Fairmont with his family.
Ernest Mabel and W. S. Bundy, of
New York. and r. Phillips of Los
Angeles are at the Holland.
J. A. Filcher OF Sacramento, secre-
tary OF the state agricultural society
is staying at the ST. Francis.
F. Won Prittnitz. of the German en-
bassy Washington, and Anton Seidl,
are staying at the ST. Francis.
c. E. Booth of Monrovia, IL Higgin-
bothan of stockton. and s. H. Stanley
and wife of Seattle are at the Argo-
naut.
Gordon Knox Bell, an attorney OF
New York, accompanied by his family.
on a trip around the world. is at the
Fairrnont.
DIR. J. Park Dougau. Or. d l. Tasker
and DR.. T. S Barnard, members of the
state board of medical examiners. are
at the Stewart. registered from Los
Angeles.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07
THREE TRACKS OMITTED

NEW YORK. April 6--Besides fall
ing to announce dates for any autumn
meeting, it is noted that the stewards
of the jockey club in making public
the racing dates for the summer yes
terday made no mention of the sport
at Jamaica, Aqueduct or Brighton
Beach. This clips the schedule to
five tracks-Beimont Park. Gravesend,
Sheepshead Bay, Empire City and Sara
toga.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07
REGATTA TROPHY OFFERED

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. April g.
An additional incentive to win the
varsity race of the intercollegiate re-
gatta between the Universities of Stan
ford and California has been offered in
the shape of a 500 trophy cup donated
for competition by Treasurer C. G.
Lathrop of Stanford university. The
cup offered is to be one time cup
and will become the property of the
crew which wins the varsity race Sat
urday, April II.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07
INDIAN WINS RELAY-p.ttsburr. Anru :

INDIAN WINS RELAY -Pittsburg April O.
Albert H. Mass of Philadelphia. an Indian better
known Black Hawk, and Percy smallwood Of
Conroy, Wales, tonight defeated Pat sweeney
professional relay Marathon race the first of its
kind ever The official time was Dps % Z.
fbe Indian ran first. making his half of the full
Marathon distance in 113 20, beating Sweeney a
mile and a third.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07

ROLLER RACE STANDING Salt Lake, Utah.
April e.-The four teams in the six day roller
skating race at the Auditorium were led tonight
during the half hours racing by the Salt Lake
and Logan men. who made 10 miles and laps.
The close OF the secsnd day finds 10 miles ga
laps to the credit Of Logan; Salt Lake. 10 miles
miles 0is laps.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07
HUGHES ASKED TO
STOP FIGHTS In
NEW YORK
IKefche1-O'Brien Bout Starts
Complaint Against VIOLA
fion of the Law

NEW YORK. April s.-New York's
many fight" clubs, which have for
some time past conducted bouts up to
10 rounds practically unmolested. under
the name of athletic clubs to which
members only are admitted to boxing
exhibitions are to have clash with
Governor Hughes.
The governor has been In communi
cation with both Commissioners OF Po-
lice Bingham and District Attorney
Jerome. A letter from the commits
sioner was sent TO Albany yesterday,
and while 1T has not been made public,
it is believed Ito have contained
recommendation for new legislation.
When seen yesterday Jerome said he
was not officially aware that prize
fights were being held in the city.
But" he added, N"if they want to
stop sparring they can enact q law to
make 1t crime to spar in public. And
If the legislature wants to leave spar
ring open as a manly exercise and still
prevent public exhibitions, let them en-
act law to prohibit sparring before
more than % persons where a fee is
charged.
such a law would not prevent box
ing in a gymnasium. but it would
stop these bouts which are evading
the law"
To Governor Hughes several sugges-
tions for revising legislation have been
made. one of which is to amend the
membership corporation law so that no
one could become a member of an ath
ietic club until after his name had been
posted for at least month. Another,
and one which Bingham is said to
favor, would be legislation making it
a misdemeanor for any person or men,
bership corporation to hire any one to
give sparring exhibition or to give
any kind of reward for participation
in such an encounter. At present the
fighters are hired to box before the
club
The police last night gave a shock
to the Marathon athletic club in Brook
lyn by arresting two fighters, their
10 round bout.
Complain to Hughes
ALBANY, N Y, April 6.-FoIlowing
the prize fight at the National athletic
club in New York city on March 26
between Stanley Ketchel and Jack
O'Brien, complaints were received by
Governor Hughes that the law against
prize fighting was being violated. The
complaints were today referred to Po-
lice Commissioner Bingham, District
Attorney Jerome and other district at
torneys in New York city. asking them
to investigate and to endeavor to bring
about the enforcement. of the laws.
The governor has not taken up the
question with an idea of bringing about
Legislation against prize fighting. inas-
much as such laws are already on the
statute books.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07
EASTMAN wins
AUTO CONTEST
Demonstrates the White Steam-
er for Washington
Officials
Reports Business Outlook in
the Northwest More
Than Good
By x. K. PHommedieu

Although he never laid any claim to
Seyfried or Dundee's title as an expert
operator. c. A Eastman. assistant coast
manager OF the White company. drove
a White steam car TO an importantly vic
tory at Walla Walla. Eastman re-
turned yesterday from an extended trip
through the northwest. A week ago he
dropped in on the agents at walIa
Walla. There was great excitement a
big competition of motor cars was on
for the next two days and Eastman was
asked to drive the White car IN the
event The details were explained to
him. The state OF Washington was in
the market for some automobiles. The
state board of control decided TO hold
contest in which il considered the speed,
dust. hill climbing capabilities, endur-
ance and mechanical demonstration OF
the various machines entered. The
members of the board took each ma
chine in turn and accompanied the
driver while he put the car through
the, various tests. After the contests
the honors were awarded the White.
and a number of these machines Will
be purchased for the state institutions
A model o has already been delivered
to Warden Reed for use at the peni-
tentiary.
Eastman said the White shows at
Seattle. Tacoma and WaIla Walla were
big hits The chassis attracted a
great deal OF attention as well as the
White Flyer and the costly collection
of trophies.
The northwest is prosperous field
for the motor car said Eastman. ~and
1T is now question with us OF being
able TO supply the great demand in
that territory"
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07
Arcadia Selections

First race-Tnxer, EscaIante,
Miss Fairbanks.
Second race-Monvfna, Quag-
ga, Miss Naomi.
Third race-Ida May, John
Louis, Hasty Agnes.
Fourth race-Lady Irma, Coll
oneI Bob. Vox Populi.
Fifth race--PiO Pfco, yeIma
c, Gossiper III.
Sixth race-Fern L, Jane
Laurel. Grace G..
seventh race-Woolwinder, FL
nancier, Raleigh.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07

DEEvER KENNEL sHow-Denver Colo.
AL B The colorado kennel club snd the Inter-
NON liu terriers association win hold the larg-
est bench show ever promoted IN the intermoun-
tain region at the Denver Auditorium April %