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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-09

bcing a solf-perpctuating body, the Unite
ed states Golf association. at be- mcot-
iug tonight voted to amend tho uon-
sututiqn so as Co permit The placing boz
the field OF independent tickets hy clubs
enrolled in its membership
The amendment was carried after Viu-
lent pronunciation Of tho practise hereto
FORE followed by tha carcutive commit
tee OF pcrpetuatmE u office eastern
men said Co helOug to "a certain cotcrs.
motion 90 permit nominations on The
hoor BY member of The association.
instead OF by "a nominating committee.
was lost but "a substitute motion was
carried giving 90 amy I've clubs i'm fhc
association the privilege SO put AN inde-
pendent tckct On Che hcld in opposition
TO that named by the nominating com .
mittoo
The decision 20 hold amateur golf
championships on Chg links of tho chic
cago Golf club nt Wheaton. ll. during
tho week beglnning Sept was made
unanimous upon the Withdrawal OF tho
petition Of the Deal Golf and Country
club % Deal, n. J. The dates Tor tho
holding OF the open championship and
OF the ladies' championship we're left TO
committee Tor decision. but the first
was awarded 20 tho rnglewood COLI
club Of Englewood, n. j., and the second
20 the Merton club of Philadelphia. The
conditions governing the play OF last
years amateur championship were adopt
ed Tor this years tournament
The rules formulated by the Royal
and Ancient st. Andrews Golf club OF
scotland were adopted us the rules gov-
crning the games Goa the United States
The election resulted us follows
President Herbert n. Jacques Of the
Country club, brooldine. Mass.
Vice Presidents-eilaa n. Strawn. Glen
View Golf club, Illinois, Milton Dargan,
Atlanta club, Atlanta, Ca.
sccretary-Robert G. Watson, Garden
City Golf club, Garuen City. n "
Recommendation FullOwa Morgan.
Baltusol Golf club, Baltusol, n. Y,
Executive Commlttee-JarVis Hunt
Chicago Golf club, Wheaton, H.. J. O.
r. Janary Minikaloda Golf club. Min
ncapols MINI; Joseph s CLARK. Phil
adeinhia Cricket club. Philadelphia; Ar
den NJ. Robbins. ST. Andrews Golf club
Mount Hope, y. Y.
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on THE RACE TRACK.



oakland. Cal. Jan. S--Tho NTH race
at Emcryville today was marred by an
accident. in which Jockey Mcntry nnr-
which Was p rgpni i9 third 20 Yards from
the finish. when he stumbled I'M the
muddy going and fell several horses
were directly behind him, but Mentry
front OF the stand. much excitement
was crea ted. AZ FIRST 40 was thought
Trust had broken his back. but he was
not very badly injured
bid up from 500 70 gn by =. J. Ram
sey and retained.
summary!
First race, Eve and one-half furlongs,
selling-Trafhc, l0i CGoldstein), p 10 J.,
won; Blamcless. III (Miner), 20 to !, sec
ond; Miss Highland % tuptonl, 70 % i,
fErhlet sdre,,s5e WIN. RaYs t t}arn -
and Sir John finished - named.
Second race three furlonEs, purse-Iip-
ster 100 mccarthy, 7 10 !, won; Miss
ira Costa. l05 (Mentry), TO I. third.
Time 3N Is. Vondel, Fire Leta Merle,
Redeem. Sonia, Eddie Eks. Silver Grain.
Venetian Girl and Rivera finished as
Third race. mile and sixteenth. SELL
ing-Fullctta, ma Oraplinl, u 90 o. won,
PsladmL l2 QKeogh), N 90 p second;
Lady Alicia, no tStouart1. so 90 1, third.
Time-l.50 as. Warner GrisweIl. Katie
Powers. Colonel white and Mitre finished
as named.
Fourth race. one mile, pursc-HiEh Pri-
waite. % (Ross). m 20 O. won; Captain
Kennedy 1O4 walsh, s to q second;
Arasee. lW CBuxtonl. o TO 2, third. Time
Il :i2 is. Joe Rose. Fanatic and Cay
enne Cora finished az named
Fifth race. one mile, sollinE-ENche-
Quer. 1Ol (Scovlllel, 20 J. won. Billy
Myer, 10l (sullivanl, S TO J.. second
Senator Beckham. SO tTaplin). ~ 90 ..
third. Time-l;i5 2-5 Miss Mazzoni Car
melina, Patricia r.. sophomore. Apr.
I'D Davis and Trust finished as named.
Sixth race. futurity course. purse
sCloudburst. 10 (Mnier). N TO s. won
Jaoohite. mi CNotter). 4 20 /. second
John "a Sheehan ne CKeogh). 0 20 2
third. Time-1l2 20. Ocean Shore. Lisaro.
COnstantia. stella a. and Nun Of Las
iesta finished as named.
sDIsanallned ana placed second.
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Beauty and
Bad Breath
Cannot Go Together No Matter
How a Woman May Try TO
Make Them.

Il does not matter how beautiful a
woman may be. N she Is afflicted with
bad breath she viii be Stunned and
pitied by men and even women VIII
studiously avoid her
II any woman doubts this statement
let her make point OF asking friend
in whom she may conhde, man friend
or relative. II he be honest ne win tell
her that foul breath from the mouth OF
"a woman will drive men from her more
rapidly than any other personal az
Fiction.
Foul breath arouses in man disgust
and where this quality Is brought into
play no amount OF self-denial or rea-
soning can overcome the natural repug-
nance which comes 10 man when he n
an company with such a woman.
What ls tue OF bad breath in woman
is not true ln So great "a degree IN men.
Women are looked upon az the incar-
nation of sweetness. breeding, virtue
and refinement Foul breath viii sick
en- n man so that he cannot feel for
such a woman "a companionship neces-
sary 20 make him desire 10 be In her
company
There Is absolutely no occasion for
bad breath i'm either men or women.
Charcoal, the strongest absorbent
known. when taken into the stomach,
win prevent this repugnant tendency
on afhiction
stuhrt's Charcoal LozenFos are sold
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but pure willow charcoal mixed with
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and compressed into a lozenge 20 pre-
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The next time you wish 10 80 into
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Every drugg'at carries thomi price
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New York; viii fight but one
more hght In defense OF the cham
pionshp,"
Battling Nelson has spoken. The
great Dane impaired that decision az
he sat IN the American office waiting
for the returns from Australia.
u realize that I fought many and
many hard battle for my honora,
took more thumplngs than ever any
man dld IN the world 10 gain title,
and ] deserve a rest I've made lot
OF money out OF the game. but ! earn
Ga every penny OF Il honestly.
Now this final battle which 1 In
tend 10 engage in 10 tnisi There are
four men who are clamoring for q
chance az me, and ] believe thom 10 be
the foremost lightwoights In the world.
They are Murphy, Thompson, McFar-
land and Welsh This Il what they
win have 10 90, Say Murphy and
Thompson are matched. They must 90
i5 rounds. There must not b. any
argument as 10 which IL The better
man. Mcfarland ana Welsh must
then 80 through the same process.
Forty-hye rounds, mind you, must not
De amy hitch there, either. Then tho
winner OF the irst bout will have % 90
~ rounds with the winner OF the last.
Then I viii meet the winner, and not
en- then win / pay the least attention
90 these fellows I believe and the
public Win by that time, that the win
ner of these bouts will be- q pretty fair
sort OF a fighter and he 10 bound 10 be-
a great drawing card
The limit 10 these lights, however
u l1 rounds, and they can't even get
my ear unless they como 90 me under
those circumstances. ] viii give my
Mofq ana ] stand ready 10 make good.
10 VIII he my final hight have made
an that ! care ~ Ia tho nghung lnc
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Battling Nelson Will
Fight Only Once

and n Il was not that Il Is due one OF
this quartet 10 get a chance 10 win the
title I wouldn't bother about going In
10 tho ring again. ] will make plenty
OF money upon the stage in the future
and u VIII be much easier work than
training and hghung
II don't think that any OF them viii
tight Joe Cans and N the great darky
keeps out OF the game much longer he
will never be able 90 get IN any sort OF
shape again. 1 don't regret having
taken up fghting-its In my blood; has
been for centuriea-and / guess I come
20 b. a fighter OF some SORT naturally.
People think that the hard knocks that
1 have received during my puglistlc
career have destroyed my vitality.
Boxing has made me a better and
stronger man that / ever would hayo
been otherwise. Conditioning has kept
me healthful ana 4 thank my lucky
stars and the man who FIRST showed mo
pair OF fighting mlts with a little IN
formation az TO what they were used
FOR.
In my own country they have hon-
ored mo In numerous ways, have "a
letter in my pocket now from the Dam
iat consul telling me Of another honor
which they have conferred upon me.
In HeEoWiach / can be- anything from
mayor 10 pound keeper Tor the asking.
There they don't bar mo from hotels
but look upon mo a. a remarkably sue
cessful youth, ! may not De the most
popular lightweight the world ever
saw and ] guess its because 1 mind
my own bushes. invest my own money
in my own way and live quiet sober
Me ] could not do anything else be-
cause n wouldn't be my nature 90 be
the fool that some Of the great chant
pions have been. After ! have LEFT the
lighting game which ! have followed
ln clean. honest way ] VIII lead the
same sort of existence as an ordinary
Cltllou.H
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At Los Angelo.


Los Angeles, Cal. Jan. S--A very ordi-
nary card was run on at Sanu Aauita
park today, and Bemuy was the only
favorlto TO win while the other events
went 70 second choices or long shots.
Lord stanhope won q hard drive in tho
fourth race at a mile and quarter.
with Oberon second ana Alma Dufour
third.
First race. selling. Eve furlongs Be
may, Jos (Powers). s to 5, won. Trun-
away Jos 2Howardl, % 70 T. second;
Timo-l;00. Taunt. Latchata, Tamara,
Aurant Aolly. WogglebuR. Albion H.,
Elizabeth f., Wistaria and slippery also
ran.
Second race. six furlongs and a half.
seling-Ed Ball iN martini, . 10 ],
won: Smiley MetEeuer, 10 (ButwelD
60 !. second; Hazel Thorpe. 100 Mus
Beach, Guiding Star. Amigo, Gray owl,
Rey del Mundo. Norfolk. Redonlo. Airs
and Bud Embry also ran.
Third race, seven furloniFs-Enheid, 10
(Shilling), 3 TO S. second. Otllo, lOl MAR
TIM, 10 to I. third. Time-l:& 49, Friend
Harry, Lanita Lasata, Donatus and Maid
Of Gotham also ran.
Fourth race. milo ana auator SELL
ing-Lord Stanhope, l0S (Mciee), To 2.
won; Oheron, 1903 tBrooksl. 10 to /, sec
third. Time-9:c5 rs. knight Of Ivan
hoe, King OF the Mist. Miss Mimyar
Merlingo, Joe Coyne, Bucket Brigade,
Netting and Day star also ran.
Fifth race. six furlongs. solling-ta
Gloria. l09 (Powers), 4 70 ], won; Pal,
100 (Page) 6 to J. second; Fleming, 100
(Archibald). 4 70 ]. third Time-i.i23 -h
The Thorn Toll Gatherer, Entire Nous
AlleriOn, Number One, Tramotor, Am.
pedo. Lord Nelson, May sutton and
Duke Of Bridgewater also ran.
sixth race. one mile, selling-J ohm
Louis. IS CPage), 10 70 1. won; Niblick.
los (McCahey), TO ], second finen-
cler lO4 Martini. 10 /. third. Time
i.3s SO Tivora. Daruma, Matte Bump
DO, Cataline, Montclair A. Muskoday
Carthage and Dixie Lad also ran.
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WHEN BURNS cor A DOLLAR
limo When Tommy Fought for one.
Lone "Cartwhccl."

They tell O story On eDtroit about
Tommy Burns hrat glove night Tommy
wasn't Tommy then. Tic was Noah
brusso, ana be was working around az
odd Jobs
one night Noah and friend wau-
dorod into O. Detroit hall where "a nTht
was scheduled 90 come Off, The crowd
waited and chcered and sWOra and be-
came dissatisfied because Che fighters
didn't show up. Finally one OF them ape
pearod on "a gaudy bathrode and planned
himself in a corner. This STAYED on
tho hEht-crazed fans for "a time. Then
tho growing began again
Finally che referee announced that
ono or the lighters had shown the yell
low and failed go appear Tor tho 20 "A
dollar one solitary, cold. round buck
was offered o. the man who would 40
on with Tie remaining afpimut for
pugiliHtic fame
'SIake "a dollar an car fare"
shouted Noah.
You're ou" laughed the referee
We'll. the hrht didn't last very long.
Burns sailed into that poor pug With "a
vengeance. tie didn't use much sole
once n ia true But he FOt there iuat
the samci got There with short faha
and reokloss swings The man whose
namo appeared on the prorram lasted
about three rounds. HE seconds tossed
NJ the sponge.
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summer 90 es Far a. you like with the
story but I certainly will be in uni-
FORM next summer
WILLIE KELLER"
"ililmont n. T.-Thoro Is absolutely
no foundation in the report ] am going
to quite baseball. I rnm NOT ma OUT
whore the story started about school
teaching.
CLAUDE ROssMAN."
Troy n. W might possibly Join tho
cubs June DO, but MT one moment be-
fore JOHNNY ENERs.
'Elkhart. Ind have bought a stock
farm and shall retire pr I 40 not set
sale money. LOU CRlGER'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-09
JEFTvs GENTLE REFUSAL.

Denver Colo. Jan. S-Thc following
telegram was today received by tho
sporting editor Of the Denver Times
from James j. Jefries I'm response 90 "a
message asking the former champion
under what conditions he would enter the
ring 20 fight Jack Johnson for the cham
piouship:
IT would not think ~ re-eutering the
ring at present under any conditions"
For the present at least this appar-
entity disposes OF the reported offer Of
10000 made by O number Of Mazuma,
New, men for fight between Jefries
and Johnson.
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HOW's TIiIsP

We ohor one Hundred Dollars Re
ward Cor any caao ol Catarrh that cans
not be cured hy Hairs Catarrh cure
n. u CHENEY a Coz. Toledo. O
We. the undersigned have known b.
D. cheney for the last M years. ana be-
NcYe him perfectly honorable ln am
business transactions ana financial u
able 10 carry out any obligations made
by DIS Qrm
WALbINQ, IINNAN a MARVIN
Whulctlln Druggists, Toledo. O
Halls catarrh Cure Ia taken Internal
lY. acting directly upon thc blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Trs-
timOnlala sent free. Price. lh cents per
bottle. sold by all DRUGGISTS
Take Halls Family Pills FOR cQnatlpa-
ti0n.
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cnnrp An mnnnpINn CnrGn-

The mothers Of young children have
no need 90 fear these diseases " they
keep Chamberlaiu'a Cough Remedy 90
hand. Mr.. NJ. Davenport OF Pauls VAL
Icy, Ind. Ter, writesi II have used
Chamberlaln's Cough Remedy ln my
family FOR several years and have found
40 especially effective FOR Group and
whooping cough" For sale by ali drug-
gistF.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-09


A newly organized taXicab company
has begun business I'm ST. Louis. and
line is being started in Denver Colo.
New York city has more automo-
bilcs run az Che public expense than
any other two cities in the world.
The members OF the Denver Automo-
bile club will charter "a special car 90
attend the Chicago national show in
February.
Southern motorists have again taken
up the project OF building an improved
highway from Savannah 20 Jackson
vile, by way Of Brunswick.
The work Of preparing Madison
Square Garden. New York for tho am
nual automobile show, which opens
Jan. IS, has already begun, and it will
DO prosecuted vigorously.
Announcement has been made by
the Buffalo Automobile Trade assO-
citation that it's seventh annual auto
mobile show will be held i'm Conven-
tion hall. Buffalo March I 90 6, 1909.
1t is estimated that the eight auto
mobile factories OF Detroit will turn
out $4,000 cars during 1909, which, at
an average value Of $1,000 per car VIII
amount 10 100000 0OO
More than 100000 visitors are expected
20 be in New Orleans during Mardi
Grass week. Feb 20. n and -. iusuriug
"a large attendance for the motor rae
ing carnival. 20 be held by the New
Orleans Automobile club.
Confident that he will Doe able 10
solve the problems of the economical
use OF gasoline for railroad motive
power. T. H. Hartman viii shortly
spend a small fortune in experiments
at Omaha, Neb.
II Is estimated by Savannah Auto
mobile club officials that the profits
on the recent Grand Prize race will
, amount 20 $50 600. when an the re-
turns have been made The funds
viii be used for advertising the city
Indianapolis has canine motor
phObe In the form OF a bulldog which
persists IN taking possession OF motor
cars I'm their owners absence OCCUPY
ing the seats, apparently In the hope
OF getting ride
New types Of buggyabouts and
many improvements embodied an the
1903 cars. particularly IN the moder-
ate-prlced division OF machines selling
for $1,000 or under bid fair 10 be the
leading features OF automobile shows
throughout the country this winter.
The Automobile club OF South Afrl-
ca, with offices at Cape Town, is
very active organization. The mem-
bersihp includes all the prominent
autoists IN Cape Colony. ana the club
Is very energetic I'm improving the
roads
Nearly 100000 voters OF Pennsvl-
vania have signed petitions asking the
state legislature 10 start tho movement
which in 1913 win give "a bond issue OF
so0O900o0 for building good roads. The
sum Of $1,000 900 viii be asked FOR 10
begin immediate work
After successful experiment with
automobiles sn various departments
during the last year. Mayor Bookwalter
ana the head Of the various city de-
partments OF indianapolis have de-
cided 70 displace horses I'm municipal
use as rapidly as possible with motor
vehicles.
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sPoRTsMEN MEET.
Utah Fish and Game Association Dis
Cuss Changes In Law.

At the Commercial club last evening
there was another meeting or members
OF the Utah Fish and Game Protective
association at which proposed changes
iu the game law were discussed and
those present were IN FAVOR Of the
changes suggested at tho recent meet
ing OF the gun club.
A resolution WAS adopted TO the ef-
feet that money collected be turned
over 10 the game department as 10 was
evidently intended when tho law was
passed that the money would go to that
department.
A committee composed OF Fisher Har-
ris, II. T. lansing and j. Hofeling was
appointed 20 confer with the committee
OF the gun club as 70 the proposed
changes. There viii be another meet
ing Thursday night
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W. S. A. TEAM WINS.

The Weber Stake Acamedv High
school basketball team and the Brig
ham City team met in "A game Of bas-
ketball at Brigham City yesterday ana
the w S. A. boys were victorious By
score Of IS 20 10.
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CONSTITUTION AMENDED.

Changes In United States Golf Assoc
csation--Officers Elected
New York. Jan. Avoiding 10 a senti-
mcnt said 20 exist among a number Or
western clubs that its mode OF choosing
officers laid Il open to the criticism OF
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WOMEN WANT no smoor.
Several Of the Fair Sex Anxious 90
Join Rabbit Hunt

Promoters of tho rabbit hunt west OF
the Great Salt Lake tomorrow were sur
prised 20 receive "a reucust from num-
Der OF women tC Join ~ tho sport. They
were informed that their presence would
Doe highly appreciated and several have
siEuihcd their Intention OF assisting In
killing huunles
Tho hunters Will leave NJ $50 in the
morning and return at iu the evening.
sandwiches viii be served on the train
to accommodate the hungry
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-09

PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to
cure any case OF Itching. blind. Bleed
ing or Protruding Piles in to IL days.
or money rcfundod5Oc.
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TOMMY MURPHY WINS.
Police DO Not Interfere With New
York Fight.

New York. Jan. s.-Tommy Murphy out
pointed Frank G.. Madden. both of New
York, in a i0-round bout at tho Nation
al Sporting Club OF America tonight
The men, who met at in pounds. start
cd At each other brisltly. but Murphy
soon proved that he was more than the
Bowery boys match at boxing Mad
den did an the forcing but was unable
10 land Clearly the Harlem lad blocking
cleverly and proving his opponents su-
perior at all stages. Although Madden
made a rally at the end. he was clearly
outfouUht.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-09

The members OF the Denver Automo-
bile club will charter e. special car 70
attend the Chicago national show in
February.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-09

A. G. McINTYRE-ROYAL TAILORS
Special S22.OO and $500 Suits.
Call and SEQ what we can do for
you--303 Judge Building.
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AUTOMOBILE NOTES.

Philadelphia is to have a new Noo 900
garage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-09

New York city has more automo-
bilcs run az the public expense than
any other two cities in the world
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-09

A newly organized taxlcab company
has begun business In ST. Louis. and
O. line is being started iu Denver. Colo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-09

After a successful experiment with
automobiles On various departments
during the last year, Mayor Bookwalter
and the head OF the various city de-
partments OF indianapolis have de-
clded 70 displace horses I'm municipal
use as rapidly as possible with motor
vehicles.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-28
Senator Stone
Strikes Negro
On Buffet Car
Missouri Solon Arrested at Baltimore
and Will Be Tried for
Assault.

BALTIMORE, July 27.-United States
Senator William j. Stone of Missouri was
arrested here tonight, charged with assault
ing Lawrence ]. Brown, negro porter on
buffet car.
Police Lieutenant Cole telephoned Magis-
trate Grammar, and on his authority, re-
leased Senator Stone on his own recog,
nizanee to appear for hearing tomorrow
afternoon at 8 o'clock.
The senator said that when he ordered
lunch on the car, Brown was offensive,
and he rebuked him. Afterward he de-
clared, Brown failed to serve him with
the lunch and, when he again rebuked
him, was impertinent. Senator Stone says
that he then slapped Brown with his open
hand.
Senator Stone had been to Philadelphia
and was returning to Washington when
the incident occurred.