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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-24
PROVO WILL ENTERTAIN.
Utah State Press Association viii
Meet June 7.

Provo. MAY 23-The State Press asso-
citation. which Will meet here June :. viii
be generously entertained by the Provo
Commercial club. The association viii
meet i'm the Commercial Club rooms in
the forenoon for the transaction Of bust
ness. Then an auto ride will be taken
to Heiselts. at the mouth OF Provo can
yor. where q trout dinner viii be served.
The ride going and coming. will take
the visitors over the ProVo-O lrsstead
boulevard and across the Provo Bench
fruit land section. In the evening a ban
euet will be given in the Commercial
On June ; Professor A. C. Lund and
wife: Mrs. c. f. Loose and daughter.
Miss Fay, Of this city, and President A.
II. Lund and daughter Miss Eva. Of
Salt Lake. will leave for a four months
trim to Europe. where many OF the large
cities and other points Of interest viii be
From present indications the school
bond election, to vote on the proposition
to issue bonds for $50 900. to be held next
Wednesday viii result in a big vote in
favor OF the bond issue. The money will
be used for the erection of new school
house and for additions to those already
erected.
A committee from Park City was in
the city Saturday inspecting the public
library and getting pointers on how to
approach Andrew Carnegie for a library
for the mining town.
The remains Of Mrs. T.. A. Lavender.
whose death occurred at FranberC. Can
ada from Brights disease. on May "a,
were brought 10 Provo The funeral took
pIace this afternoon from the home Of
Mrs. Lavender's parents Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Boyce Of Pleasant View
Examinations Of county teachers will
10 held I'm this city at the B. Y L on
June I and .
I'm the case of Eliza beth briggs vs. Par
lev p briggs. Judge Booth has issued
a restraining order prohibiting defendant
from entering upon the premises OF plain
tiff pending the termination Of the di-
vorce suit now in court.
Mrs Marcellus Bean sustained a brok-
en- wrist and severe injuries TO her head
and face. through falling into the Gel
lar while preparing an early breakfast
last week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-24
SALT LAKER WINS IN
Ten-MiIe Motor Paced Event in Los
Angeles.

Los Angeles. May 23.-Ten events. many
Of them resulting in extremely close fin
ishes. were Witnessed today AT the BIZ
cycle races IN this city.
In the ten-miie mOtor-psCed race W. F.
Ssmuelson OF Salt Lake. paced by his
brother r. NJ. SamueisOn. won from
Saxon Williams and Ray Duer. Time
1854 Summary.
Professional half-mle open rsce-Ivel
Lawson won. ". r. SamuelsOu second
J. Walker third. Time-i;01 -.
Professional three-mile handicap race
''Pedlar' Palmer won. J. G. Walker sec
ond. Agraz third. C.. Crebs fourth. Frank
Hoffman fifth. Time-6:25 %.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-24
BINGHAM DEFEATS
AUERBACH TEAM
lspecIaI to The HeraIdl

Bingham. May e3.-The Commercial
baseball club of this camp played the
AuerbaCh team of Salt Lake on the Bing-
ham diamond this afternoon in a rain
storm ana defeated them by score or .
to (. the Bingham team being in excel
lent form. a feature of the game was
fly catch in the center field by Joe
Csvanaugh and two catch-outs ON home
plate by Singleton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-24
EACH TEAM WINS
IN HELENA GAMES
Heavy Slugging and School,
Boy Fielding Features in
Double Header.

Helena, May 23.-Heavy smuggling and
schoolboy fielding characterized both
games OF the double-header between
Butte and Helena today. The field was
heavy because Of the recent rains. which
accounted in a large degree for the poor
showing. Fourteen hundred people Wit
messed the games. Sits, captain of the
Helena team was fined s. and put Off
the grounds in the first game for pro-
testing against decision of the umpire.
IN the second game Johnson shut OUT
Butte for five innings. not a man reach
ing third during that time. Scores:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-24
THREE WORLDS RECORDS.
Lingenfelder Of Chicago Motor Cyeles
at Los Angeles.

Los Angeles. Cal. May 2-Three
worlds motorcycle records were broken
here today. z. Liugeufelder of Chicago
broke the eight-miie record. covering the
distance I'm minutes and IS seconds.
breaking Jake De Rosters record 10y ~
seconds The twenty-fiye-mle race for
professionals was taken by Linsenfelder
i'm - minutes and DO seconds. after stop
ping three minutes to repair his machine.
The former record was Z5:0j and was
held by A. Mitchell Of New Orleans
The ten-mile amateur event was taken
by a. Ward OF this city. who covered tne
distance III S minutes and 3 seconds. The
previous record was SOS IS.
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VERSIONS DAILY GRIND.

Weston. the veteran pedestrian. who is
walking TO the Pacific coast, will leave
here at 4 O'Clock Monday morning for the
west. He expects to reach Denver at s
o. IN. Tuesday. stopping at Bennett. sew
entv-two miles distant over Monday
night There has been no rain here to-
day. but showers are reported between
here and Denver.
Weston spent the entire day resting at
the botel. He declared today that he is
in better condition than when he started
on his long tramp and expects TO make
good time through the mountains.
Diamond Coal sold only by Citizens
Coay company Roth phones 80.
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Butte.

Stolen bases-Morse. Reed. TwO-base
hits-Harmouth, Marx, Campbell, Hoon
Sits. Murray. Three-base hit-Cahiil
Sacrifice fly-Elsey. Double piay-Stis to
Marx; Fitzgerald to Campbell to Nehr-
ing Left on bases-Helena- :; Butte ..
Passed balls-Gardner, ,. Hit by pitcher
Irby. SITS. Base on balls-Off Johnson.
/; off Pender, f. Struck out-by Johnson,
Z: by Fender, ?. Wild pitch-Johnson.
Time Of game-l:45. Umpire-McK Ribbon
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Fair Grounds NOES.
Races Today.
Today's entries follow:

Today's entries follow:
First race selling four and q half FUR
longs Banhsma. liz. Salvage. 116. ST. Joe
III: Velma c.. IL; Ontario oregon. ll9
Gene Wood III. Buna. 1909: Excbequer iO'
Second race, selling. four furiongs-
Faneuil Hall, 100. Strike out. lG5; Lady
Quality. l03: wildwood Bill 1o8; Beat
Man los: Fore. 1913. Garland. l03. Alien
berg los: Force. los.
Third race. selling. six furlougs-Ie,
Harrison H. 104: Fred Rent l0i. Burniu-
Bush. 109. Surety. 1903, Pimhin. l0l Va
lencia. 102: Martinmas, 100.
Fourth race. selling, one mile-Belden
100 Rather Royal. los; Buckthoru. %
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-24
SALT LAKE LEAVES
FOR BUTTE TODAY

The salt Lake team leaves today for
Butte, where they will play the opening
game Of the season with Butte Boise
goes TO Helena for a series Of five games.
Bill Carney goes to Butte TO umpire the
coming week and Nick ibbon works at
Helena another week, having got away
we'll up there
Farnsworth announced last evening that
Sturgeon has been sold to Webb City,
Mo. In the Western association. Stur-
geon received his transportation and eX-
poets to leave at once.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-24
TWO MORE BIKE
RIDERS ARRIVE

Two more cycle riders arrived in the
city yesterday. They are none other than
Bonnie Munroe, VINO brings along the
crack amateur of the south, Tommy
Ward Munroe needs no Introduction to
the Salt Lake fans. as he has ridden here
several seasons, but Ward is n new one,
who comes well recommended. MunrOe
said last evening that he is riding better
now than ever in his life before and that
be viii make some of the local pace fol-
lowers sit Up and take notice
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-24
UTAH FUEL WINS AGAIN,

on Saturday afternoon the Utah Fuel
company clerks defeated the Western
Railway Weighing association clerks in
a game Of baseball by score Of II to T.
This is the second time the Fuel COM
panv team has defeated the weighmen.
HALEY. the Fuel Company shortstOp
made a great catch Of a high fly, which
cut off two runs and resulted in a fast
double being pulled off. The Fuel Com
panv lineup is as follows: Johnson. c.;
Dowden. I b.: Cooper. 2 b.; Haley. 5. 8.
Russell b., Gibson. J. f. Mitchell c. T.
NTcCurdv. r. T.. Rogers, p.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-24
WEEKLY SMOKER
OF ST. REGIS CLUB

Manager Price Of the ST. Regis club
SAYS the bouts at the regular weekly
smoker at the Auditorium will start
promptly at $50 tonight He has five
four-rOund bouts on the card ana pre-
diets all will be good ones. He says he
has made arrangements to take care OF
larger crowd, on account of the many
horsemen in the city, who like the box
ing sport.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-24

Stolen bases Fitzgerald, Turk. Nehr-
ing, Fitzgerald. Roberts. TWO-base hits
Irby, Yarmouth ~, Morse, Campbell FL
sel. CahiH. Three-base hits-Stis Rob-
erts, Johnson. Sacrifice fly-lrby. Double
plays-MarX to Norris McAdams 10
Campbell 10 Nebrng. Lett on bases
Helena. =: Butte. :. Passed balls-Marx.
=. Hit by pitcher-Marx Base on balls
off McAdsms /. of Pender. T. off Ames.
,. Struck Out-By McAdsms s: by Ames.
). Innings pitchcd-McAdams, 5 1-3; Pen
der, %. Time OF game-1 30. Umpire
MckibbOn.
Second game.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-24
SALT LAKE sockERs WIN.

The Salt Lake socker football team de-
feated the Ensign team on Saturday even
ing BY a score Of TO , The Ensign
team meets Park City the coming week
and the Salt Lake team plays Eureka
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-24
THE INDIAN.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Three years on motor cycles in the noun
tains Of wyoming and Colorado has led
me to the conclusion that the INDIAN is
superior to all. I tried all makes before
fbe INDIAN and adopted it rather reluct-
antIv. but would not change it for any
machine on the market A oh. p. Twin
will take YOU anywhere and get you back.
Yours truly. W T. LEE,
Wire chief r. NJ Bell Telephone Co,
Cheyenne, Wyo.
CARRIERS LEAGUE CYCLE STORE
325 So. w. Temple,
Both Phones.
You don't have to take anybodys dust
II you ride the Indian.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Vile p
At Kansas City-Kansas City. 4: Mime
apolis. g.
At fIWaukee-Nilwaukee 4; St. Paul >.
At Toledo-Toledo, S; Columbus, ..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-24
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
wELLs-FAReo TEAM WINS.

The Wells-Fargo baseball team defeated
the North Salt Lake team yesterday by
4 score Of 10 10 2. The batteries were
Williams and Larson for the Fargo team
and Moon and Sellers for the North Salt
axe team
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-24

Proper, los, DolHe Dollars eS., Manila s.,
1903
Fifth race. selling. six furIongs-Caia-
ban I84- PlalanX. 107. Drelio. Jos. Tsxer.
100. Grace c.. fr7. Prolific 100. Boas 81.
Sixth race. selling. six and one-half flr-
I0ugs-P Priceless Jewel. 103. Northwest. Jos.
Lady Alicia IS; En- and En-. % Lucy e..
9S. Birth 9s
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-24

TwO-base hits-Weslall. Lussi. Flick.
Base on balls-Off Westan, 3; off Thorn
as, /: off Annis. D. Struck out-By West
all, f. by Thomas, !; by Annis, T. Left
on bases-Salt Lake. 10; Boise. II. DOu-
Die play-Lussi to Flick. Sacrifice fly
fucheil. Time of game-l:D. Umpire
Carney. Attendance-S0o.
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Standing Of
Teams.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
COAST LEAGUE.

Los Angeles May 23.-The result of to-
days games was 4 tie OF 10 IN the
morning and score Of TO In favor
Of the home team this afternoon The
morning game was called at the end Of
the eighth inning on account of the time
Mo- Morning 1Y' game R.H.E.
los Angeles .----..---.-- ]
MISUNDERSTANDING. Orendorff and
Ross: Carson, GTaney, Willett and Arm
Afternoon game R.HE.
Portland 900 ................-.......5
Batteries-Hosp. BriswaIter and Oren-
dorff; Willet Fourier and Armbruster.
Sacramento. May brilliant fielding
by Sacramento shut off Oakland s
chances 10 score in several innings today.
while the Senators produced run from
three hits punched on Marie in the fifth.
I'm the eighth when the Oaks had every
chance to score. a sensational play FROM
Shinn To Byrnes shut off Van Haltren
at the plate and McCsy was caught Dy
lansing after running over third Score.
r. "A. L.
Oakland .-... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
Sacramento 600. ......................l q
Batteries-Maire. Christian and Lewis:
Baum and Byrnes.
San Francisco. May 2S.-Vernon won
the forenoon game from San Francisco.
but lost the afternoon contest after q
poor exhibition. The forenoon game was
the only contest out of the series Of seven
that has been won by the southern team
The afternoon game was Distinguished
by the number Of errors piled up, but the
San Francisco players redeemed it some
what by their hard hitting. Scores;
Morning game r. H. T.
| san Francisco ......................1
Vernon .--. --------.----t
Batteries-Corbett. Griffin and r. VII
liams: Hogan and Hit.
Afternoon game X. H. T.
San Francisco OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Vernon go. ......-..-..... .....--....l
Batteries-Henley and Berry; Schafer
and Hogan.
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Notice

Saltair Photo Studio has changed
hands. All work guaranteed Your pie
ture made night or day; not satisfied.
your money back.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-24

Mrs. George II Wood wishes to an
bounce the removal of her Wade Cor
set parlors to her Own hon1e. $50 East
Third South. Both phones eoz.
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yANDERslLT's OVERSIGHT WINS

Paris. May 2S.-W. *. Vanderbilt 5
Oversight won the PriX Larechette of
$500 at eleven furl0nss at the Long
champs course
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Given Away.

Send your name today for valuable
booklet. Standard Homeopathic Phsr-
macy AGO So Broadway, Los Angeles
calf
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Omaha. May 23.-Score: r. II. f.
Omaha -.-- ------------ -------------t J.
Denver .... ..-.---....----.l
Battcries-Lowe and Gonding; Ford
aud Ziuran
Sioux City, May 23.-Score: r. H. +.
Sioux City .-..-..--.-...-..t y =
Wichita 900. ...--.-..,-.. lu
Batteries-Freeman and Shea; Brennan
and Weaver.
Des Moines, May 25.-Scorei r. II. L.
Des MONIES -.---.---........ ID IA u
Pueblo .-----.---.--f .
Batteries Mcdonnell Lang and Heck
niger: Hatch. Miller and Mite.
Topeka. MAY 23.-ScOre: r. II. L.
Lincoln ..-. -.---.--.........--S d
Topeka .... .....-..-.....-...-.4 . q
Batteries-Nagle. karsten and Sullivan
Kaufman. Hendrix and Nc Manus-
stopped by "ain in the eighth inning.
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Commercial View Work. Salt Lake
Photo Supply Co. III Main street
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Bic Decoration Day Turnout.

If the weather remains fine ON Decora-
ton day a crowd Of 5000 persons IS eA-
pected at the fair grounds The racing
will be the big event Of the day locally
while excursions from Ogden, l1nuc
Provo and intermediate points IS belns
arranged. Already many sportsInen VINO
failed TO attend on SATURDAY VIII ht
at the raiiside the coming holiday. ns
Utah Jockey club VIII offer IT'S Illst stdh ~
event on that daY-the Decoration Day
handicap. II is for three ear-oids aha
I'D. at three-quarters of mile, Wiln
GlOrio. BOoger Red winner OF the Nullei
handicap. and Jack Nunnally sure star e
ers GlOrio was not started on SATURDAY
plated He viii be plated TO-DAY ana VII
start in the Decoration Day hanc!ca p
with Jockey &. Henry in the SADDLE Jach
Nunnaiiy was not quite up TO top-nOlgi
race on Saturday either but viii be READY
and ripe on the holiday other lIkeiS
starters are SeVenful. Cressina, Here
after. Biagg. Boggs ana Spohn. Judge
p. POmerOys allotment Of weights D,
anxiously looked for by the horsemen ana
the public
The Card Today.
For a Monday card the one presented
race goers for this afternoon stacks uI
well. for the fields are of good class ana
well balanced. a circumstance which
Conserves 20 fair speculation and GOOD
racing Proper will make his first loca
appearance in the fourth race at a mile
w p Fine will start Force in the half
mile race, while some considerable IN
terest centers upon the appearance oil
Grace G.. BOas and TaXer i'm tie fftl
race at six fuTlOngs. Boas IS wei
thought Of by the insiders
As to be expected. the speculation vii
increase in volume as the meeting pro
crosses The dozen or so layers in the
ring on Saturday were not altogether
overwhelmed with business and IL is wei
that they were not. for the public got
al the money IN play. The victory OF
Buoger Red in the Cullen handicap Wa
a sore blow for the books, while FREQ
MOriock was very generous in disseIHlu-
ating the tip to his horse. GOssiper u
This horse received a smart support. &c
spite her well-knOWn penchant Tor re-
naming at the post when the field breaks
away. Ci0ssipcr IT was backed from
to to is to > a { the close Of the betting
Booger Red was played to a standstil
the Ogdenit carrying home with then
q plentitude Of wealth as a result
Fair Grounds Notes.
There are over l.500 visitors here attend
ing the fair grounds sport at the presen
time
Local sportsmen who had not seen th'
remodoled fair grounds course until sat
urday afternoon expressed surprise ant
tlerfui work has been done. The Jtai
State Fair association viii have a moder
course Al its disposal in the autumn.
President Lester D. Freed Of the IuT
and Field club is receiving today the con
gratulstions Of fellow members on The
general excellent character of tine cluJ
quartz rs at the tTackside.
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Typewriters Rented.

All makes in stock. sent anywhere.
repaired. exchanged sold. cash or pay
ments. Utah T. W. Exchange Co, s.
West Second South. Phones 430.
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$500 for the Week
Including TOday's Owners
Guaranteed Special

Just to convince you that our sd-
vertised one-horse specials get the big
money. BY adhering strictly TO our
One-hOrse play you will see how easy
10 is to beat the game, and add to your
bank account daily. same as our old
clients have been doing week after
week.
We are I'm the KNOW on some good
ones this week and We want YOU to
join with us and reap the HARVEST
On WEDNESDAY. MAY THE 18th
we know Of one that will be % To ]
or better and will win hands down
This horse worked one-half mile in
phenomenally fast time OF 20 Is sec
onds and IS conceded without a doubt
the fastest horse on the track by the
owner and trainer.
The bookmakers are sure to be
caught mapping on this one. as he is
an unknown quality about these parts.
This grand special and OUR OWN
Frs SPECIAL. WHICH GOES To-
DAY. also our one-horse guarantee
every day this week. FREE to our
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YOUR subscription today and be
a handsome winner at the end Of the
week. Come ND and meet our many
them. ard see for Yourself
Our files of past winners open to
inspection in our office at any and
al times.
We never had losing week.
OUR ONE HORSE = DAY GETS
THE MONEY.
Positively no business transacted
by mail.
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IF IT'S HERE
IT'S RIGHT
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IF IT HAPPENS
IT'S HERE
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-09
Specials

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S-quart Galvanized Water Pals. .1Sc
10 cents value Lace Curtains .48c
80 cents value White Table Linen 24c
80 cents value Window Shades. .25c
20 cents value Window Shades. 4Sc
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CURE YOUR KIDNEYS.

No Need to Take Amy Further Risks.
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NEST OF TIGERS CAPTURED.
Officers Made Big Haul at Anderson
vile on Decoration Day.

vile on Decoration Day.
The Americas Light Infantry beat
the bushes while at Andersonville on
Decoration day, with the result that
a nest of sightless tigers was raided
and four alleged boozedippers cap
tured, some of them with the goods.
The men were brought to Ameri-
Gus and jailed.
All are white men of good appear
ance, hailing from Rebecca, Ga,
down in the pines. They gave their
names as G. r. Aultman, H. J. Per-
ry, o. T. Griffin and J. T. Adcock.
Sheriff Feagin, who was on duty
at Andersonville and at whose in
stance the arrests were made, states
that he has evidence sufficient to
hold the quartette all right. Judge
Crisp assessed bond in the case of
each at one thousand dollars.
This amount could not be raised,
even in the liquor business, and the
coop was opened to them.
The quartette are all strangers
here, and of fairly good appearance.
They are supposed to have gone to
Andersonville aboard the Fitzgerald
special train. Sheriff Feagin states
that the liquor peddled out was from
suit cases.
The men will be tried at the next
term of the City Court of Americas.
Americas Times-Recorder