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The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1909-07-22


little fist, the sudden and unexpected
pleasure of being cents richer than
she had anticipated beaming from
every lineament.
Presently, with feminine instinct, II
occurred to her that so nice and SO
generous a man was worth while visit
ing with.
"I'm going away up to Fifth ave-
nue." she ventured when Tichenor a
few moments later dropped into the
space made vacant beside her
"Uh-huhw she went on. 81 amt
never been there alone before, but 1
gueth I won't get lotht, will II"
81 think not" reassuringly.
'T'm going to see nithe big girl
who's going to get married thith week.
She's an awful nithe girl!'
'Indeedw Tichenor shifted his po-
sition a trihe and looked at her ques-
tioningly. He also was acquainted
with very nice young woman living
on Fifth avenue who was to be mar
ried within a week.
"Yepw continued the laxative and
confding woman child, regarding the
toes of her new shoes that were stick
ing straight out into the aisle. "And
the girl don't like the Teller she's going
to marry, not bitp'
"How unfortunatew exclaimed Tiche-
nor, with an unconscious vince.
"Ain't 1t, thought" acquiesced Mary
Burns. "The girl feels tho bad that
I'm going up there to give her these"
stretching side pocket of her coat
and showing fiat little parcel done up
clumsily In a piece Of dirty newspaper.
"Kind Of you" commented Tichenor
formally.
"Oh, 1 dunno" she replied quickly.
"She's always giving me lots of things.
I Just love her like everything. So
DOTH
"She should be very happy in"-
"But she ANTI interrupted the ar
dent friend of the Fifth avenue bride
elect "She cryth and cryth and cryth
all the timer
"Sadr'
'eYep, amt it?" agreed Mary Burns.
"She likes another Teller, and her maw's
making her marry the old duffer cause
his folks is the stuckup kind and his
names purity"
"Er-ah''- commenced Tichenor, no
ticing the growing interest of their fell
low passengers.
"Uh-huhr' ratified on the child. "And
my br"-
He made a noise away down In his !
throat and quite loud.
"You got the conthumption?" she
asked him. with apparent alarm
ooh, no.
fWell," she resumed, satisfied Of her
travelling companions health, "ff
wath Katherine"
"Shp' admonished Tichenor suddenly
and sharper than he realized. Some
tines" he added gently, seeing he had
startled the child. at isn't quite the
thing to mention peoples names In
street cars, you know" And he pat
ted her hand tenderly and tried to
smile.
Jacques, the butler, came hurrying
upstairs, fetching another box Of cut
flowers.
Quickly, eagerly, Katherine Abbott
scanned the card accompanying the
Easter gift, but shade of disappoint-
ment overspread her features in spite
Of the fact that the BIT OF pasteboard
bearing the name Of Mr.. Rodney Alex
ander Tichenor dangled conspicuously
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1909-07-22
||AnEdSteT
Cherub
By EMMA ARCHER OSBORNE
= HE beauties Of a perfect EastC
j EMMA ARCHER OSBORNE
Copyright, 1908, by Emma A. coe

IN HE beauties of a perfect Easter
Sunday morning were being
" ANONYMOUSLY drenched in the
vicinity of Madison square,
New York city.
simultaneously the putting, middle
aged, well groomed, frock coated, silk
hated Mr.. Rodney Alexander Tiche-
nor and the small, wasplike eight-year-
old Mary Burns lunged for the same
uptown street car.
"Fares, fares!' called the conductor,
elbowing his way toward them.
Mary Burns went on wild excur-
sion into the fingers of her gloves for
car fare. By the time she had wrig-
gled a coin to the surface Tichenor
had handed the conductor a dime.
81 paid you fare, little girl" he told
her pleasantly.
She held her nickel refectively for
moment, then slipped it back into her
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-09
TOday's Los Angeles Entries.

First race, tlirteen-sixteenths Of q mile
PROFESSIONALISM 10s; Goliy Ding. 100: Fur
mace, Joe Gaitens. Enfield. Golden Leg
end, 50; Dredkin- Gsrrsmsnder. 50: Belle
K. Fredonia. %.
Second race. t1rec-eighths Of a mile
purse-Gsr. Lady Shaier. Ny Last. Fo.lie
Levy. Placid. Liliium. Domthiida. Camera
Roberta. Dora Paine. Msry's Lamb. Ccs-
aT1iess. Lazy Parrot. los
Third race. thrse-qusrters OF mile
selling-Sibari. III: Sink Springs. Chip
pews. Merrill. ia; Tavora 1I2: Creston.
III; Billy Boedner, Fargo Rose, 100: Ross
lsre. g.
Forth race. mile and oue-eighth. purse
Magazine. 100; Miss Sain. 100: MaItbie. %:
Fifth race. seveu-eighths Of mile. sell
ing-Lord Of the Forest. i09: King Of the
Mist. Financier. los: Rubinion. Josie :.
sumnercloud- Spohn- Monvina La Londe.
l96; Rey Del Mundo 103. Orif1amb. BYE
BE Darums- 1ol; Wolfville, Montclair,
10; Aunt Rose. IS.
Sixth race, eleven-sixteenths Of a mile.
seliing-French Cook. rs. Guise. Strin-
geney, 1i0: Gull Holland. wildwood Bill.
Hamper. Shapdsle 1G7; Allen Lee. 1O2
Seventh race, three-quarteTs OF a mile.
seiling-Libert0. Bright Albert ia: vi
want. Tendercrest. 112; Triar Of Elgin III:
Prince Of CASTLE. Dardoiita 1O9; Denegrio.
100; Soprano lo7; Glenart. 100; Byron. 80.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-09
Spokane Says Grim Has Gone
Home and Proposed League
Will Not Be Formed.

Spokane. Feb. SIT would appear from
a small item found in Sporting News. in
its last issue, that the project of organ
izing an intermountaiu league has been
finally dropped. The article referred to is
20 the effect that Jack Grim. really the
only active promoter of the proposed
Montana-Idaho-Utsh circuit. has made Of
fers to buy two franchises In the Vir-
ginia league. those Of Roanoke and Nor
folk. Grim is quoted as saying he would
pay S,e0 for one and 81, 90 for the 9TH
er. So it would seem that the Salt Laker
has gone back TO his old love. Grim man
aged the LynchburC club of the Virginia
league two seasons and made money down
there Il was that capital ne wished to
invest in club in the Utah metropolis
With Grim out Of IT. as far as the west
is concerned. the intermountain lea que
talk viii pass like the zephyrs of the
coming spring. says the Anaconda Stand
ard Utah will be left TO fall back upon
its little state league. in Idaho they will
do the same; but what about Montana
The same thing here? The lovers of the
sport are wondering and a certain few are
astiT. It appears Butte will be support
ing a semi-pro outfit again and hooking
ND with clubs from Missoula. Dillon. Boze-
man, Livingston and. perhaps, Anaconda.
Helena and Great Falls The enthusiasts
are already busy I'm Dillon and Missoula
There IS known to be leaning toward or
ganized ball, but It Is doubtful III that can
be realized with protection extended to
the outfit which Grim represented.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-09
Todsy's Oakland Entries.

san Francisco. Feb. S.-Emeryville en-
tries Tor tn sday. Feb g..
FIRST race. six iUrlouss, f-year-olds and
uPwards-Coustantia. l65: Paladini 107,
Mansard. Platoon, Stsndover l07; Crys-
tai Wave, old Settler. Stonemsn. 104;
*NiimOre- 80; Massa, los: Amigo 10.
Second race. three furlongs, Z-year- olds
purse-Gladys Bunker. Penn. iDi: Eivonia
Mrs. Dot. Redeem. 20. CoppertOWn. Made
line l., l0g: Rivera Grahame. 81: Contra
Costa Baironis, Jos: Fire, H.
Third race, six furionEs. 4-year-olds and
M. selling-Mabel Hollsnder. Belle
kinney lG5; Billy Myer. l0l; Sophomore
loz; Nay Amelia. 100; BAIL. Grace O..
Fswasenths, Plausible Dargin. After
matb. st. Avon. 107
Fourth race. mile and quarter. 4-year-
oids a:id up, seliing-First Peep, Jacomc
sFulletta, III; ClamoT. Legatee. iaI: Ban
ridge, IS: Pan De Orc, 10S; Oreagis, 10s
Fifth race, mile and twenty yards
S-year-oids and Up, seling-Woilen. Do.
Gle Bucket Brigade. HelaT. Mary b.
Clark, Convent Bell, 100: .aDaintv Belle
JOG; Apt, i04; Afinalto, %; Estella c. los;
Earl Rogers, ia; Belmere, Ill.
Sixth race, Futurity course. 3-year-olds
ami up, purse-Fanatic Workbox. ITO:
Don Juan. Nsisenkind, l03: Ocean Queen,
lV5; Meddling Hannah, Minnie Bright. 100
Apprentice allowance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-09
IF IT'S HERE
IT'S RIGHT
HARNESS RACING DATES
Northwestern Fairs Announce ClT-
cult for the Coming
Ceoznn

Portland. Fen. S.-Dstes for the harness
races at the various northwest fairs we're
adopted at a meeting Of the representa-
uvcs OF the North Pacific Fair associ-
alton in this city toGay- The schedule
follows.
f.yeret;-Aug 90 10 Sept. :.
fsuEene-Scpt- 6 TO II.
Salon-Sspt Is to Is.
PoTtiaud-Sept. - 10 %
Spokaut-Sept 20 t. p
Seatile-S Sept. = to oct. =
Nalla Walla-Oct. to 9.
ucise--OCt. II 10 IS.
II was voted that entries hereafter De
made with the local Secretaries and that
the money must accompany the entry.
Those who attended the meeting were;
T. r. Hoilenbeck. Eugene: F. G. Brown.
Seattle. r. T.. Ancy. RoseburS; Robert
=. Cosgrove and George 7. Crane Spo-
kare. Dan Currie. Everett; ". r. Mat
laca and f. y Welsh Salem; VIII n
Gibson. Boise: r.. II. johnson. Nalia " al
Ia; e W. Mount. Lewiston. and J. W
Bailey. Portland
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with violation of his duty under this act
shall be prosecuted By the attorney gen
erai or one Of his assistants OF BY some
other attorney designated by the attorney
general.
Sec. q. A prohibition district within the
meaning Of this act is any district or terri
tory IN the state OF Utah in which the
saie Of intoxicating liquors is prohibited by
See. % The provisions Of this act shall
extend to all s1les OF other disposition
of intoxicating liquors whether by retail
or wholesale dealers. or any separate or
isolated sales or dispositions within any
prohibition district within this state bu.
shall not apply to sales made by manu-
facturers or brewery products. when The
liquors so sold are in fact delivered in DIS
tricts where such liquors may legally He
sold or outside Of the state. or To sales
made TO registered pharmacists OF other
persons who arc legally authorized Co
handle or sell intoxicating liquors.
Sec. -. Tho punishment for misdcmcar-
ors hereunder ana for violations Of tho
several provisions Of this act. where NOT
otherwise provided Tor. shall be fine NJ
not less than twenty-five dollars nor more
than Eve hundred dollars or iupriSor-
5r1ent fu the county jail fer not less than
ten days Tor more than six months. r-
both such fine and Imprisonment
Sec g. The words Intoxicating liquors
as used IN this act shall be deemed ar 7
construed to include sDiritucus- vin0gs
malt and fermented liquors. and all mix
lures and prepa lions thereof, including
bitters and other drinks that may be used
as a beverage ana produce intoXicatiou
Sec q. No person who is otherwise 0Cr--
petent as q witness IS disqualified from
testifring concerning any unlawful sale
Of intoxicating liquors within prohibition
districts on the ground that his testimou-
may incriminate himself, but no prosecr-
ton can thereafter be had against him for
anv offensa concerning which he testifez.
See g. This act shall be literally CoT-
sfrued to promote the purposes Of its en-
actment.
Sec. "a. All acts and parts Of acts in con-
fict herewith are hereby repealed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-09

TURF RESULTS
At Oakland.

Oakland. Feb. S-Tne racing at Emery
vide today was favored hx fine weather
out the track vas muddy owing to the
heavy rain Of yesterday. There were
several lDsets. fsvOrites fsrins badly. H.
U. Griffia's Infection. starting fer the
first time. won tnn --year-oid race from
Nondei and Warfare. Warfare VI. quoted
as high as 81 10 n some books and
vas played TO - TIE fourth race 80
suited in good finish, Barney Oldfieid
beaiiuS Steel r head. while Joe Rose Has
e'ose third Results.
list race. Futur.ty course, sellins-Ful-
tuic- 3s. iafcintyrel. 20 !. won. Jim
hanra. So. lJDto1i- p TO ]. second; Dor
ptnr i.cHg.t;. -. tIaDlini. > TO j. THIRD
Thrills -. incentive. Senper Fidels.
Glib g.. Autumn Leaves. EEot.st. Boutii-
and tiare q. finished 8 named.
second race, thgCe and o1e-haH FUR
longs. purse Infection. 1l4. tNotlerl- J.
- J. won. NcuI-i go. tScoviilel. IS q
>. second, WgefaTe. 10. Ross 3 to g.
third. Iims--.f3 A. English Mail. EleC-
trowsn. Olothe. Amelia Rose. Airie Fsirie
Mischief Emma = ia Lady Elizabeth
anc friio1a finished as named
fh.Tu race, rGJur..T course. selling
!lescomne5s. s. a. pto1l. 10 70 J. won;
ROsaBo iG tSu3iivau} % to 10. second
Oserine, .. z. CLARKE. 10 to I. third.
Time-l:l3 -. Little Jane Blameless.
sercnaJe. Ace Of Diamonds and Bill Eaton
finished as named.
Fourth race. mile seIliug-Barnev Old
field. III. (Archibaldl. TO /. won: steel.
lt. clark, 10 20 7. second; Joe Rose,
lgl. tNcOghl. 20 ;. third. Time-l.f1 -
che Peer. Roserale. CoBcn. Pan dc Orc
and George p. McNVar finished as named
flfth race. nsiie and a sixteenth
Yakima Belle. -. tDC-erichl. 10 !. won
Prince of Orange. Ill fArchibaid). 5 TO i.
second: Dkente III Butler. 1S to J.
Third. Time-l.58 as. BsnpOsal. DerdoIn,
Harry Rogers. Ornate. Beechwood, Or
chan. Blanche &. and Yellowstone fin
ishcd rs named.
dello. 10. Leci. Z to 5. Wou: Honest
III tkeoEhl. . TO .. secuad; BE Thank
fui los (ScoviIlel ~ Ia T. third Time
l.l6 p J. c. Core, WuerzburSer. Joe
Nooten and East End finished as named
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-09
STEALS SPORTING PICTURES
President of League of American
Sportsmen Robbed
at Reno.

Reno, Nev.. Feb. sc Ibis. pres
ideHt OF the League OF American Sports
men. editor Of Shields Magazine former
iy Recreation ana contributor to ma
tienat magazine. WIS roai,r- .He k-uo
station last night Of his euit case CON
tainins all his valuable lantern slides Of
wild animals Photographic in their Wild
haunts- lie left tle cas-, 81 th- waiting
room when be west t. DuTchssr q ticket
and v lc1 le returned Z was gone.
Shields nlo Rails s7DTu New York has
been lcc1uring fur tE- iaet month ia CaH-
Iornia. nj the lee ffst uI David Starr JoT-
aan, president Or Stautord university. The
last few day he las been lecturiDC in
Nevada II planned to return 40 Cali
f0rnia last night but uu account OF the
theit VIII remain here few davs IT.
hopes of recovering tle stolen goOds
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-09
final MEETING
HELD TONIGHT
Sportsmen to Complete Organ
lzation Of County Game
Protective Association.

The post poned meeting Of the sportsluen
Of Salt Lake county viii be held At the
Commercial CLUB this evening 90 complete
the organization of a salt Lake county
fish and game protective association. one
week ago the preliminary meeting was
held and al that time temporary officers
we're elected and draft for q constitu-
ton and bylaws submitted Tonight L
is the intention to elect permanent off
GERS ana complete the organization By
adopting the rules and regulations of the
new club
The organization Of this association is 10
line win the views Of the recent state
convention of sp0rtsmen. Tt was advised
q that time 90 organize every county IN
tie state into separate associations anu
that these associations appoint delegates
40 attend state conventions i'm the future
70 further the interests of the sports
men SEWER county is the first Of the
southern counties to fan into line. and
expected other counties viii take un the
question and organic and thus set all
the snurts1uen OF the state working in
harmony ia the future
Tnc mcetinl tonight as stated above Is
to organize Salt Lake county. Ii IS open
to aN sportSiucn. whether they are atiH-
lated with Other sporting orEauiza tons OF
not. Unattached sportsmen. or those VINO
ara not members Of gun clubs. are In
yited t. join hands with those who are,
aH II work for better conditions in fish
ing aad hunting
THE meeting is called for Oclock
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-09

shall be guilty Of q misdemeanor. and
upon conviction thereof punished as By
this act provided. 4 second conviction
snail within che discretion OF the court.
cause forfeiture of such physician 5
right To practice I'm this state. A certified
transcript Of the judgment of conviction
OF such physician shall be sufficient evil
denCc of such conviction.
Sec 49, No person. either directly or by
any device or sUbterfuge. shall sell fur
nish. deliver. give away or otherwise dis
pose of intoxicating liquors Of any kind
IN any prohibition district Of this state in
violation of law.
Sec % n person, fiji m or corporation,
being the proprietor or having control or
possession Of any house. room. booth. in
closure OF other place within any pro-
hibltion district in this state. shall permit
any person, either directly or BY any de-
vice or subterfuge. to therein sell, furnish,
deliver or give away. or otherwise dispose
of intoxiCati ting liquors of any kind in vio-
fafiou OF law
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-09
TRUNK STOLEN FROM ROOM
Three Men Arrested on Suspicion Of
Purloining Several Suits
of Clothes.

Peter BUtkevich reported TO the police
last night that his room at ~ South Third
West street had been entered and trurs
carried out to the street. where 20 was
broken open and Tiflsd. the thieves se-ur-
ing several suits Of clothes. Shortly after
midnight three men. who gave fictitious
names at the station. were arrested ON
suspicion. after Butbovich had identified
them as mel lie had seen leaving The
house. Butkovieh also asserted that when
he had run after them ne had fired sew
erai shots IN their direction. and that one
Of the men had fred one shot at him re-
fore they disappeared IN the darkness.
Following descriptions given by Butkn-
vich. the three men were arrested ir Che
Railroad Exchange saloon by Fdtroimal
Conycrs and Cassidy
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-09
FEBRUARY 9 IN THE
ANNALS OF SPORT

1S5s-Jake kilrain, pugilist born at
Greenport. n. Y.
1sI6-At London, Edward PaySon Weston
defeated William Perkins in twentv-four-
hour pedestrian contest, in which Weston
walked about 100 miles
1SSe-Ou the Tyne river. England. r. W.
Boyd defeated William Elliott in sculieTs'
away.
lSS6-The Kansas CITY Baseball club took
the place of Buffalo in the National
league.
iSs2-At St. Paul. Frank Davies defeated
John Flynn in i0o-yard pedestrian con-
test for e. coo
l900-At Chicago. Frank Erne won from
Chicago Jack" DAILY in six rounds
1SC6-At New York. Matty Baldwin won
from Clarence Forbes in three rounds
l901-At New York. Princeton won the
intercollegiate hockey championship.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-09
COUNTY LOCAL
OPTION FEATURE
Continued From Pane 2

shall appear in defense Of the result Of
the election as announced by the board OF
county commissioners.
Sec It. If a ma oTity of the legal votes
cast IN any county at any election held
unds- the provisions OF this act shall be
IN favor Of the proposition 50 submitted
II snail not affect. change or alter the
power now conferred by law upon the
boards OF county commissioners to refuse
a license to sell intoxicating liquors; nor
the power now conferred by law upon the
council or board Of trustees or other gov
eTning authorities Of any incorporated
city. town or village i'm this state to pro-
hibit the selling OF giving away OF any in
toXicati1g liquors, nor shall such vote az
feet, change or alter any ordinance which
may have been in force I'm any city. town
or village of this state at the time said
vote was taken
Sec. 15. The provisions of this act shall
not be so construed as to prohibit the sale
IN prohibition districts Of Intoxicating IL
quors for medicinal. mechanical. manufsc C.
turing, scientific, culinary. sacramentai.
heating or lighting purposes or use In the
arts. provided however. that i'm order 10
make the sale for any Of said purposes
legal the purchaser thereof must at the
time OF his purchase sign q written sppli-
cation therefor in substantially the fol-
loving form;
APPLICATION TO PURCHASE INTOX-
ICATiNG LIQUORS.
l. residing al in the
county OF -. in the state Of Utah.
by occupation a --, do hereby make
application to purchase --of--to
be used for -- purposes. and for those
purposes only.
Dated this -- day OF --. 49,.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-09
At Los Angeles.

Los Angeles, Feb. S-FoUr favorites
we're successful at santa Anita park sc-
day and the public had a profitable day.
Jockey Shilling carried off the riding hon
ors by plotting three winners. Results:
First race, purse. six furlonss-Piute.
Ice. tE. Dugan). 9 TO ). won; Autocrat
los, cullen, % to I. second; Likely Dieu-
dome. Jos, iRice), 10 to /, third. Time
l:l5 20 Prince Gal Azo. Some Stone.
Robert Cray. Mi Direeho, Signor Gaurd
Rail. Allen Lee, Empire Expedition and
Guise also ran.
Second race. purse. three furlongs-J.
II Barr, Jos, iShiiiingl. TO ]. won;
Charles Fox, 100. powers. . TO I. sec
ond; Hlndoo star. los, fYorize). 70 to /.
third Time-:.i5 2-5. Mellondale. Arthur
Rouse. Doc Sology, &. H. PatteD, John
Lynch. Miguess and The WOLF also ran.
Third race, selling. six and one-half fur
iongS-Sir Edward, ~. tShiilinsl. . to T,
won; Halbet. 1l9, 81. Howard. 80 =.
second; Eth0n. Ia. tShrsreri. . 10 =, third.
rIme-l:2l 10. Tom McGrath and Noor-
bees also ran
Fourth race. selling. one m.ls-Lor.i
sianhope. us, tEs Duganl. ; 10 ., won
Calves. l09. tPoweTsl. even. second. Can
ain Burnett IL. tShiilng). , 30 I. third.
iine-l;Al -. Wise Child. Ampedc, Bay
star Eanen and Pickswsy also ran
Fifth race, selling, five ard one-hsis
iariongs-C ". Burt. 10. Shilling. i 10
>. wor; Zen stone, 10. II. Dugsal. IS
% J. second. Elizabeth r. 101 tWilliamsl .
TO !. third. Time-1:o7 So. Blue Bottle
also ran.
sixth race. selling. seven furlonEs-
Otto, %. tGoldsteinf. = 20 Z. won. Home
less. III. tMc15eel > 80 :. second. Uncle
Henry. IL. Powers. to :. third. Time
LIZ. Right Short. Belle OF Menard.
Provedore. Town Topics Sir Barry.
Cheripe. KuroDatkin. Lady Kitty and
Yankee Tourist also ran.
Seventh race. selling. five and one-hatf
furlongs-kerTy, l07, fdcGeci. s to ).
Won; Pinaud. III. Page. % to i. second
Sink Spring. III. tR. Brooks Is to ;.
third Time-1gS IS. Wooth Thorpe,
Shirly ROssmore. Albion H.. Vienna g.
Esther N Bright Albert Sauey NJ
Auburndale and Columbia Girl also ran.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-09
CHANCE AND MURPHY
HAVE BURIED RATCHET

Chicago. Feb. S.-That the dove 9f peace
has returned 10 Cub headquarters is evi-
deuced by a letter received today ng
President Murphy from Manager Chance
The peerless leader puts the stamp of
his approval upon the proposed benefit
game for Captain Arson. Chance. DT
writing this letter has put an end Iu
lots Of rumOrs. for now II is certain ha
will be back this yesr.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-09
FIREaEH STILL Winning
Nephi Basketball Team Has Not
Been Defeated This
Season.

Nephi, Feb S--rhe basketball game
played here SATURDAY, evening between
the Nephi firemen and the Springville
nigh school team resulted in a score of
u to 81 IN favor of the Neuhi ffrenen' g
team. The game was PLAYED from the
start to the finish with all the zeal the
boys could muster and II was the SEN
tmeut among the spectators that IL was
one OF the best games played this season.
Ihe Springviilc boys diG good work but
they were uUtciassed. This makes fifteen
straight games the Ncphi firemen have
Won since they organized. In fact. that
team mas never been beaten yet. Brown
OF M7Dti did excellent work as referen
and gave general satisfaction to all con-
cpTuctf
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-09
NEVADA NOW IN LINE.
Efforts Being Made to Stop Horse
Racing There.

Carson, New. Feb. S.-The attention Of
the Nevada legislature was drawn from
the ant-Japanese bills and resolutions to-
day by the introduction in the assembly
this morning OF bill drafted by the Anti
Gambling league Of Reno to prohibit
gambling and horse racing in the state
The bill was referred to the committee
on public morals This bill promises 20
be the big fight OF the present session
Of the legislature. Indications are that
il will pass the house. The contest will
be in the senate.