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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-26
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Hair cut 15c. shave Zoe. 71sh I
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ternoon and evening.
May Pole Dance tonight Hawkes.
hali. everybody Invited. Mrs. Corse.
Mrs. Marder's class will give their
fifth annual pupils concert ON Friday
evening at Dodge's Theatre.
Championship game indoor base.
ball Thursday, 8 p. M. NJ. C. a. |
Admission sc and 15c.
The Fortnightly Whist club meet
ing at Hawkes. Nest has been post.
poned until some future date.
DIR. R. H. Fegers is building an
addition to his already large porch at
his residence. corner OF Seventh and
Exchange streets.
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n. Gilman has decided to I. n. Ston-
wood, the southwest quarter Of out
lot No. in Montrose.
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w all Paper
Department

A home decorated with wall pa
pers harmonious in design and col
oring is a joy and comfort. Our
line ahounds with papers OF this
character, and people with the most
refined taste will be able to make
selections without any trouble.
Our papers are designed by the
best artists in the country, selected
for their great merit and made ex-
clusively for US. Cut out borders
and chambray papers are more in
vogue this season than ever before.
There is quite a change in the
character of papers used for par
lors, those with background effects
having the preference.
We have a complete line to Sc
lect from.
WORK WILL BE DONE
PROMPTLY.
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Burnhsm's
Clam BOuillOn

Makes delicious broth for dinner.
lunch or tea. Popular for use at re-
ceptions. Is Indispensable for the
sick. Is readily retained by the weak
est stomach.
Immegart's Grocery
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-28
NEVADA RANCHMEN TO
KILL OFF WILD HORSES

RENO, New, May 27.-Undcr the
leadership of Superintendent Crcel Of
thc Pyramid Lake Indian reservation.
and L. IL. Cowles, ranchman of
Washoe county. the biggest wild horse
hunt ever attempted in Nevada will
start tomorrow in the Limbo country,
north of Wadsworth,
Five hundred "buckaroos from sur
rounding ranches. reinforced by "pccl-
crs' from the Sudan country. will par
ticipate III the mammoth drive. No
ticcs have been sent out to ranchmcn
all over thc Washoe county ranges to
gather al certain points tomorrow morn
ing in contemplation Of an early start,
Fifty square miles Of territory, the frc
qucnt range of the big Wild horse herds,
viii be covered by an immense circle
Of mounted men, who will drive toward
a central point near the northern end
of the Nightingale mountains, where
a large corral has been constructed.
Tho older horses will be shot, while the
younger ones will be broken for saddle
purposes.
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LONG SHOTS MAKE THE
B00KAAKEaS RICH
Hereafter Is Only Public Favor
ite TO Win Race on
Programme.

All followers of fayorltcs at the races
Thursday afternoon at the fairgrounds
came 10 grief. 1t was a complete roUt
OF the betting public. while the book
makers were never in such deep clover
Hereafter was the only iaEoritc TO come
IN under the wire as he was billed. Two
scoud choices managed 10 'cop'
month s feed but when three longshots
knocked the pins from under three crack
fayoritcs. it staggered thc crowd,
What was ''toatcd' 10 he the best
bet of the day was plainly shown when
Red Leaf WAS held at l to 4, prohibit
tive odds, but Lucy C. a rank outsider.
held al 20 TO /, came IN such nm easy
winner that the race did not look good
TO many people. The crowd had barely
become settled. when still a bigger sur
prise was put over by Jockey EiSerzapf
on Bcldcr. Gayanlc was big favor.
lite and with good rider up wond
have probably Won the race by a six
tccnth of mule. as the other horses
in the race barely figure i'm his class.
Bclden closed at IL To ] but the horse 'a
past record would induce no betting
and he was nearly entirely overlooked
in the going. The Prince OF CASTLE,
closing AT 10 TO ], made show of the
faNoritcs in the third race. Very few
people took a chance on the wfDncr ow
ing 10 his past poor showing.
The attendance was somewhat smaller
than on the preceding day owing to
the bad weather, The track is drying
out and was fairly fast,
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Day of Upsets at
Fairgrounds Track
BENCH SHOW OPENS
WITH BIG SUCCESS
Scotch Collie Commits Suicide
by Jumping From Third
Story Window.

The third annual bench show Of the
Utah Kennel club, which opened Thurs
day morning and will continue until
Saturday night, at 45 and Al West
First South street, is without doubt
one OF the best shows ever given in
the west. The dogs which have been
entered this year plainly show the
great advancement made in this city,
as well as throughout the state, in
fancy breeding A great Improvement
can easily he seen In every breed, and
the visitors are loud in praise of the
bench show.
The three floors are entirely filed
with kennels and $50 dogs, the largest
entry lis; IN the history Of the club,
are on display,
u. b. Martin s prize winning Scotch
collie jumped out Of the third story
early in the day, through an open win
dow, and was instantly killed on the
cement sidewalk below. The collie did
not seem TO like tho building and had
broken loose several times. He was
bound 10 escape from the show and the
open window looked good TO him. The
dog was registered rs Trampas.
Judge Clayton was busy AZ DAY
judging the dogs. and sald he had
seen none better so far this year.
One Of the attractions of the show
is The giant Prince XII, owned by
Prof T.. D. Ludemann of Bonlder.
Colo. This St Bernard is said to he
the largest dog in the world. Iinde,
mann IS dacnshunde which look ms if
they had been put in a Strctcher, are
greatly admired, The first pug ever
seen in this city is also on display.
The English settlers far outshinc any
thing ever shown in this city. The
Aircdales and collIcs show great inn
provcmcnt over former years,
Miss Florence ITapgood has pretty,
display of pct toy poodles. several OF
which have heen taught to do all sorts
of tricks. These dogs are very cute
and attract great deal Of attention.
Tonight has been set aside for So
ciety and the club is prepared to han
die "A large crowd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-28
Latonia Races.

LATONI'A. May 27.-Today's race re-
suits:
First race. four and half furlongs-
Bobco. to 5. won; Eye White. 5 10 2,
second; Met.lIe, Is to /. third. Time.
90.
Second race. six furionEs.-Sea Swell.
2 to ] Won, Dainty Dame. to 1. second |;
Marbles 20 to i, third. Time. 1:1a 80.
Third race. seven furlonss-Merrick. 1
TO ). won: II. r, Shpp. To j. second; |;
Katie Powers, 20 to 1, third, Time.
1884 As.
Fourth race, one KetchemiIic,
even won; Usury. % to l. second: Bone
0rTTG Sftb rsee :" fn'r' ye nd 'i half fmronrs
Tom Holland. 3 to q. won; Dalbert. To
l. second. Stoner Hill. IL to 1. third.
Time, l:ii 2-5.
sixth race. ono mIIe--Lilian Ray, 2 TO
l. won Meadowcrass. 4 TO ]. second
Camel IL 10 I. third. Eime. 1:52 Is,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-28
BALLOT AND COLIN
SCRATCHED IN RACES

EPSON, May 27.-Thc Royal stakes
handicap of 1000 soyereigns, for 3-year
olds and upward. distance six furlongs,
was run here today and won ny Halla.
ton. Poor Boy was second and Rae
berry third. Among the eleven starters
was II. p. Whitney's 5 Dclarium.
The Corouathan cup, value 200 sovcr-
cigns and 1000 sovereigns for the win
ner. added to a sweepstakes of twenty
sovercigns each, over Inc derby course,
about mile and one-half, was won by
j. T.. Joel's Dean Swift w. II. Wal
ker s White Eagle was second and L. De
Rothschold's S Ianto Struto third. Six
horses ran.
August Belmont s FAIR Play III failed
10 get d place.
There was disappointment that neith-
or of j. X. Kecne s American cracks,
Ballot and Colin, both Of which were
eligible, did not start.
The Durdans plate handicap of 1000
sovcreigns, for 3-year-ods and upward,
distance little over Il mile and one
quarter, WIS won by Arramorc. Sum.
mcr was second and the Frcda colt
third. Mr. Whitncy's Dinua Ken III
was among the six starters.
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JOHNSON AND KAUFMAN
WILL BOX IN FRISCO

SAN FRANCISCO. May 27.-It was
learned yesterday that the champion.
Jack Johnson. had declared his willing
ness 10 meet Al Kaufman in this city
in July or August for 10000. win. lose
or draw. The local fight promoters. Le-
carl and Coffroth. have been In COM
munication with Johnson. and to both
he made the same reply. They are en-
deavoring to bring Kaufman TO terms.
and as his manager, Billy Delaney, has
promised an answer soon II is expected
that the match will be arranged within
a few days.
Lecari wishes to bring Off the bout
July D. as a. part Of big. out-of- doors
sporting carnival.
Coffroth wants the August date. and
the sporting fraternity is inclined TO be-
l!eve that he will get the match.
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C0RBEIT DOES NOT
CARE TO BON JOHNSON

CHICAGO May 2I.-Jamcs j. Corbctt
has given the following answer 10 jack
johnson. who has announced his desire
to box six rounds with Corbett in Phila-
dclphia.
II have no desire or intention 70 fight
johnson. He Is in better hands now tina
Jcffries has undertaken 10 restore the
honor 10 the white race. When ] an
son IL was far from my desire 10 get
back into the fighting game. felt mere
ly that some one had To challenge the
black man,
'Now that .Ieffries has agreed to meet
Elm there is no occasion for me To give
any attention to Johnson
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INDEPENDENTS WILL
PLAY WITH MURRAY

Manager Margetts Of the Tndcpend
ents was unable TO arrange a ball game
with any outside team, owing to the
short notice he had, and has now
agreed to play Murray two games
Sunday and Monday-at the Walker
field. E. Heusser has reorganized Muir
ray and saws that he has team that
can beat the Independents.
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Belmont Races,

BELMONT PARK. y. T.. May c7.-To-
days race results:
First race, four and a half furlones-
Me&oana. . 10 3, Won: Dalmatian, Is to
5, second; Evening Song. TO 1. third.
Tine. :5l 10.
Second race. seven furlongs, main
course-Wise Mason, u TO 10. won; Joe
Madden, II to 20. second. Time, 1:29 3-5.
Only two starters.
Third race. the Jockey club stake, one
mile aud an eighth, 5000 added-Celt, l
90 >. won; Master of Chesterbrook 30 TO
], second; lIomecrest. II to l. third.
Time 1:5S
Fourth race. one mile-Moorlsh King.
13 TO 3. won, Footpad. 10 I. second /:
King Sol 10 !. third. Time. 1:ii.
Fifth race, Mcadowbrook Hunters
steeplechase. about two and half miles
Pretty Michael. tp s. won; FIncastle, 12
TO >, second. Arlington, III To .. third.
Time. 5:56.
Sixth race. six furlongs. straight-Wap-
onoca. L 10 D. won: DuDle. TO /. second; /;
Fleming. 10 ., third Time. IL
Additional Sporting News on
Page Eleven
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Olympic Prizes.

BERLIN, May .I.-Thc International
committee Of tho Olympic games today,
under the presidency OF Baron dc Coubcr-
tin. arranged for tho games in 1910.
The silver cup offered by The Touring
Club of France for the best exhibition of
gymnastics at the recent games in Lon
don was presented TO the German turn
ers. The presentation Of diplomas award
ed To Dr. Charcot. the French explorer;
10 Count Zeppelin. tho aeronan'. and to
Colonel HalolS Of Sweden also took place.
Or. Charcot. who is at present on an
expedition to the south pole. received his
diplorna. hY prONY.
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At Kansas City-First game-Kansas
City 3. st. Paul 0. Second game-Kansas
City 3. St Paul ..
At Miwaukec-I7irst game-Mlwaukee
o. Minneapolis 2. Second game-Mllwau-
kee s. Minneapolis l.
At Notwithstanding 4. Louisville J.
At edo-Indianapois-To game
postponed; wet grounds.
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TEb-INRING GAME OF
SWA1S AND ERRORS.
Luck Is With Butte; Miners
Knock Cubs Off Top
of Ladder.

BUTTE. Mont. May 27.-Today's ten
inning game between Butte and salt Lake
was one collection OF glaring errors and
swats 10 all parts Of the grounds The
playing smackcd of the iown-Iot yarietv.
Three times the score was tied. but luck
was with Butte when 1t came to the
error department. which. With several op-
perfume hits. won the game for the local
team. The score:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-28
Chess Tourney.

NEW YORK. May 27.-Aftcr twenty
four moves another draw resulted in to-
the Cuban chess champion. and Frank j.
Marshall OF New York. The score OF the
match. which is for eight games up.
stands: Capabianca, {; Marshall. /;
drawn. 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-28
BOISE IS ENTIRELY
0UTCLASSED BY HELENA

HELENA. Mont. May 27.-HoIena
shut out Boise with ease today King
was in tho box for the Irrigators and
WAS hit hard during tho first four in
nings. but after that he pitched shut-out
ball Boise could not solve johnson and
il was not until the ninth Inning that II
Boise PLAYER reached third base. Nelcls
fielding in the left garden was Il fca-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-28
JOHN PASSES UP
JEFFRIES FOR FIGHT

NEW YORK May o7.--Jack Johnson.
the colored heavyweight champion puSi-
list made the following announcement
from hoX in local thcatcr last night:
'"rhc public nor anybody in this house
Will never live In sec James i. Jcftrl"s
and Jack Johnson fight. JpfricS Is
pretty old man--ioo old 10 get into con-
dillon. He carries TOO much fat, ! am
confident and positive that The public viii
never see johnson and Joffrics fight,
am going 10 California to fight Al kauC-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-28
Sug gests Match Race.

NEW YORK. May 27.-John t. Mad
den, the breeder OF tnc racehorsc Sir
Martin. whose chances OF winning tho
English Derby yesterday were nullined
by his fall, suggested last night that the
horses present owner arrange Il match
race with Minoru, the winner of the
Derby. He declared his belief that Sir
Martin. when not intcrr-rcd with BIZ
other horses and given an equal chance
with Minoru, would defeat the king s.
horse,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-28
LADIES' RACE DAY,

4 feature Of the hoyse races
this afternoon viii he Ladies'
day, and all those attending the
races will be passed through the
gates and TO the graudstand free
Of charge The fourth race on
the programme has been desig-
mated as the ladies' purse, and
some Of the best horses at the
track have entered and an cxcit-
ing event is looked for by every
body.
A special musical programme
has been arranged for by the
Utah State band, commencing at
1870 p. M, and everything will
be done to properly entertain the
ladies. All are invited.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-28
We stern Lea que.

Az Lincoln-Wichita 4. Lincoln 3.
AT Des Moines-Dcnvcr T. Des
Moines !.
AT Omaha-Omoha 7, Pueblo 6.
AT Sioux City-Rain.
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HiUh Schnnl ElnCtinIl.

At a meeting of the high school ath-
letes Thursday afternoon at the high
chool, Gus Backman was elected manager
OF the track team for 1910. and Louis
karrick captain.
No Jerseys or letters were distributed
owing TO the low tide" in the treasury,
but Principal Eaton assured the boys that
the associntl tlon would attend 10 the mat
ter just as soon as enough money was
collected. which he hoped would be done
before the coming football season.
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Ball PLAYER Suspendod.

PHILADELPHIA May 27.-Catcher
Mclean of the Cincinnati National
League Baseball team has been indefi-
ntely suspended without salary, by Man
ager Griffith. as the result OF the catcher
absenting himself from the club Tor n
week without permission, Manager Grit
nth says Mclean left the club III Brook
lyn. and until yesterday had been in
New York.
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Ten Inning Tie.

CHICAGO, May 2T-Chicago and New
York played a tie ten-inning game today.
the score being TO when the game
was called. at o'clock. to allow the New
York players to catch a train for Wash
ington r. II Il.
S.i'iNuep .-''s'-. .~..ss..--.,z "
~" plh ~ =
Batteres-Snith and Sullivan; War
hop and Blair
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Northwest League.

AT Vancouver--Tacoma 3; Vancouv-
er. ..
At northumberland s; Spokane. 0.
At Scattle-Scattle. 4 Aberdeen. o.
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AMERICAN
Easy for Mans

ST. LOUIS. MAY 27.-Clcveland won
easily from 81. Louis today. 5 to .. Joss
pitched good game, while Petty was hit
safely thirteen times r. H. l..
st. Louis z s
Cleveland .... ..5 IL
Easterly.
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New Automobile Bill.

today signed the so-caled 10y riding"
automobile bill, which provides that It is
larceny, and punishable accordingly, for
a chauffeur or any one else to use an
automobile without the owners consent.
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Pacific League.

Al Los Angeles-Los Angeles 2. Oak
land /.
AZ san Francisco-Frisco ,, Portland 0.
At ACCOMPLISHMENTS IL Ver-
non Q.
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Eoise 49, e,..,...-...O o O 90
Helena -. .......1 . , o 0 O o IS
Summary: Stolen basc-Cahill Two
base hts-Iarnuth. Johnson, Peiree.
Sacrifice hits-Harmutb Sils, Thomas
Left ON bascs--Boisc, 8; Helena, g. Bases
Struck out-by King, L. Wild pitch
King. Time uf Samc-Ope hour and
forty minutes. ImpIrc--McKibbon
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American Association.

All other National league games post
poned.
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MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
NAT VONAl
Heavy Hitting.

BOSTON. May 27.-Heavy hitting in
the sixth and seventh innings gave Pitts
burg It's fourth successive victory over
Boston today, I to o., X ~ ~.
Pittshurp ...T 10 o
Boston ..... ....,....,s,... .,...V -
Bntteries-WilIs and Gibson: Linda
man and Graham. Gmpires-Rigler and
TRULY.
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Opening of Great Saltair
Tomorrow You must be there. Pains
fireworks. Ship restaurant, Round trip,
o. pputS
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SALT LAKE.

zone out when winning run was made.
Score ny innings
Salt Lake ......t..0 10000 81
Butte 49,. ,.......2 o q o o o . IS
Summary Left on bases-Butte Ill,
Salt Lake. 4. Stolen basos-Nehrlug,
Mcintosh, Goodman. Campbell. Sacrifice
h!ts-Hammond. Dunn, Two-b base hits
Turk Goodman >. Head. Lussi. Double
play--Campbcil 10 Nchrine Innings
pltched-by McAdams S. by Pcnder 1:
hy Thomas. .. Base hits--off McAdams,
4 off Pender. .. Legal at bat-A gainst
McAdams 20. against Pcndcr, G. Struck
out-by McAdams, 4; by Thomas, 8; by
Pcnder. l. Bases on balls-off McAdams.
/ of Thomas 4 of Pcndcr, / Hit by
pitched ball-by Thomas, Time-two
hours. Attendancc-3oo. Umpirc-Car-
ney-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-28

BEST BETS-GUISE. GRACE G.
TAKE A CBANCE-EL PERI ECTO.
ACROSS THE BOAED-WOGFVIlL
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THE TRIBUNE FORM CHART

Salt Lake. May ~. 1909 Weather cloudy, Track good.
FIRST RACE-Sx furones. Three -year-olds and up,
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Second
IL place. G.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-09-16

In the meantime Peary continues
his homeward journey on the ice
Scared Roosevelt.
Mrs. Cook is in New York, and
Mrs. Peary has left her home in
Maine on her way to Join her hus-
band at North Sydney. Though
pressed for a statement, Mrs. Cook
declined absolutely to say anything
concerning her husband.
By those who received word of
DR.. Cooks discovery with skepticism
Commander Pearys challenge was re-
ceived with qualification; by those
who had been neutral it came as
another surprise in a series of re-
markable happenings, while to DR..
COOKS supporters 1t was a signal for
war. Cook, If his plans do not mis-
carry, viii sail for the United States
on Sunday next and will arrive here
by September 21. By that time Com
mander Peary will have reached
nome, but no one has as yet sug-
gested the possibility OF a dramatic
meeting Of the two face to face.
Peary's statement rejecting on DR..
Cooks achievement came from In
dian Harbor, Labrador, the point
through which he first reported his
success by wireless. 1t had probably
been delayed in transmission, and
read as follows:
II have nailed the Stars and
Stripes to the North Pole" This is
authoritative and correct.
Cooks story should not be taken
too seriously. The two Eskimos
who accompanied him say he went
no distance north and not out Of
sight of land. other members of
the tribe corroborate their story"
About the same time Mrs. Peary
received the following message un-
der the same date, both having been
sent via Cape Ray, N. F.:
Good morning. Delayed by gale.
Don't let Cook story worry you.
Have him nailed"