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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-23
Today's Oakland Entries.

Oakland. March 22.-Entries at Emery
vile for Tuesday, March %:
First race, twO-year-Old maiden fillies,
purse-Bertie V ElectrOwan, Good Ship.
Redeem, Helen Carroll, 3. Street, Tube
Rose. Ga1vesCa. Crescide. Vancouver
Belle, Alarmed, no. Tourist Belle. 105.
Second race, six fuTlongs, 4-year-Olds
and up. selling-Saracinesca, Agnolo, Fred
Mulholland. Aftermath, Celeres, Elevs-
ton. 109: Mear Taunt, 107; CigarlighteT
112; Deneen, Billy Myer, los; Laura Clay,
gS
Third race, mile and a quarter. Agar
olds and up. selling-Lady Alicia, Red
Leaf Mary 3. Clark. 107: MendOn. Rot
rou. Henry O.. 1903; A Muskoday. 1l3;
Dainty Belle, 102; Gene Russell, 105;
Tacoma, 1l2.
Fourth race. mile and seventy yards.
3-year-Olds and up. seiling-Madman. 90;
Katie Powers. i02: The Peer Keep Nov
ing. 80. Boggs, 105 Colonel Jack, f12; Bon
Homme, 81: Joe Neslon. 100.
Fifth race. mile and a quarter. 4-Xear-
olds and up. selling-Prince of Orange,
1O4: Docile Flavigny. 107: kamsack. III;
Mitre. Veterano, Lord RossingtOn, Plead,
Bill Curtis, Capt. Hale, f09; Alcibiades,
105: Cayenne Cora. 103.
Sixth race six furlongs, 4-year-olds and
up, selling-Gambrinus General Haley.
Can't. Kennedy. May Amelia, kokomo,
Platoon. 100: Darlington. 1l0; J. (. Core.
JOS: Sophomore. 103; Nebulosus, los; An
tigo. 1I2: Belle Kinney. 1e7.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-23
LEASE GIVEN ON
FAIR GROUNDS
w. w. Fem and ]. r. Rice Will
Promote Thirty Days Meet
ing Beginning May %.

deal was contaminated yesterday
Which iHsures spring meeting of run
ners at the fair grounds this year. and
another meeting in the fall after the close
of the state fair. For some time II has
been known that an effort was being
made to lease the plant with view Of
conducting horse races, but nothing could
be done until after the directors of the
state FAIR had been appointed BY the gov
egnOr- As soon as TINS was done the conf
mlttee in charge of the speed department
met and yesterday lease was practically
made.
The track goes to W. W Fem of Los
Angeles and J. K. Rice of New York.
They agree to hold a thirty days meet
ing this spring, beginning on May -, and
a twenty days meeting Immediately alter
the state lair the coming fall. Tine fig
ures on the lease were not given out for
publication. Secretary Ensign when seen
last evening said the deal mad been closed
all but the signing of the contracts, which
viii be done some time today.
It is understood there were several bids
for the track from outside parties and q
couple of bids from local hOrsemen. One
of the most prominent bidders was W. w.
Murray, who conducted the meeting at the
fair grounds last fail. which was the first
one to be successfully held i'm this city.
Murray came To the city few days ago
with the understanding that he would get
the track again this spring, but it seems
he lost out in the bidding for the grounds
With the Salt Lake track opening at
the close of the meetings in Los Angeles
and Oakland. it will assure the local horse
racing fans of a big field of fast horses
now on the coast. The game took fairly
well last fall and there Is no reason why
it should not go better this spring.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-23
IT'S RIGHT
IF IT'S HERE
lATONIA TRACK
WINS ITS SUIT
Circuit Court Says Jockey
Club Can Make Books
If 1t So Desires.

Covington. Ky. March 22-Judge Har-
beson in kenton county circuit court to-
day rendered his decision in the noted
case of the Latonis Jockey club against
the Kentucky Racing association. hold
ing the law establishing the commission
as unconstitutional. The effect of the de-
cision is to place Latonia racing back TO
its former basis
Judge Harbeson held that the law Great
ing the Kentucky racing commission,
gave that BODY power to regulate run
ming races; that trotting races and run
ming races come under the same legal
category, and that therefore the law is
class legislation and unconstitutional.
The court, in other words, held that the
law, TO be valid. must give the racing
commission specific authority over both
trOtting and running races.
The decision Is a complete victory for
the LatOnia Jockey club The racing COM
mission had insisted that Latonia use
Paris mutual machines. Latonia put in
these machines. but said they were run
at financial loss and then allowed book
makers to operate. The club secured 4
court injunction preventing the racing
commission from interfering with the
races while bookmakers were operating
last season.
The commission will appeal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-23
Today's Los Angeles Entries.

First race three-quarters of a mile,
selIing-Quagga. Jos; Alvin. 106; Sly Ben.
1O5: Prolific. los: HI CaUl Cap. 105; Town
TOPICS. 105; Blue Bottle, los; fvanhoe, l05:
Buchana l0J. Cambycs. 1903. Golden
Wave. 100; Lucy Marie. 103: Columbia
Girl 1O3: Constantia, 103; korosilany, l05;
Byron. 100
Second race. seven sixteenths OF mile,
selling-Henry Mann. IL: Chester. krum,
III: Myies O'Counell. 112; Ten Oaks, liz;
Swift Mcneil. III; Matchem, 112; Barney
Mason. 100. Mary Van Buren,, 109: Nirgie
Cassie. 100: The Golden Butterfly. 100;
Sylvia Fir. 10s; Irma Lee. 103; J. NJ,
Stokes. l09: Ny Last, l09; Mrs F. Hogan,
1O9
Third race. seven eighths of a mile,
seliine-Ethon. 1902; Hasty Agnes. lG5. Ida
Nav. 100: Snow Ball. IS; Fleming. 81,
Miss Delaney. 81
Fourth race eleven siXteenths of a mile.
the Figuers andicap-Magazino ll6: Tom
McGrath ia: Entitled. iOl; Lady Trina. 105'
Del CruzAdOr. %.
Fifth race mile and one-half. selling
County Clerk. 10: GosdWay. los: OberOn,
iO3; Beauclere, i02; Joseph X, l0l.
sixth race. thirteen sixteenths of a mile.
seIIiug-GaIves. 112. Tim O'Tooie. los; John
I.vle. les: The Thorn. los; Priceless Jewell.
los: Grace G.. l03; Descom. 10S: Altar
Boy. 80: Father Stsffords. IS; Grotto 80;
Right Sort %: Waitere. 90; Rey Ell Din
erO. 90
Seventh race one mile selling-PrOper.
l1s: Capt. Burnett. 113; Prince of CASTLE,
los; Alma Boy. 105; Bucket Brigade. 1N;
ST. Flmwoed. 10i; Remember. 1903: Josie
$, 1885, Alteration. 1903; Ozanne, l0l; Raj
as~n az
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-23
EASTERN RIDERS COMING
Things Do Not Look as Bright as
Painted and Many Headed
for Salt Lake CITY.

Judging from a letter received yester-
day by Tommy Morgan from an eastern
bike rider, the racing outlook in the east
is not as bright as some here in Salt Lake
would like to make it appear. For the
last month there has been a howl set up
that Heagren would not have any riders
this year. The letter says that three
fOUrths of the riders in the east are not
much encouraged over the present out
look at Nailsburg and other racing cen-
tiers. and that they are turning their eyes
toward salt Lake and Ogden The same
letter states that Walter Bardget has
a bunch signed up. with clothes packed
and ready to come to Salt Lake on a
moments notice. 1t also states that Wal
thour is slated for Europe, and that Gus
sic Lawson, his pacemakeT, is coming to
salt Lake While this may be news to
many. IL is not to Manager Heagren, who
saws he has known the conditions for
some time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-23
At Los Angeles.

Los Angeles. Cal. March 22.-Norbitt,
the odds-On-favOTite. captured the mile
race at Santa Anita today. Green Seal
went out in front and acted as pace
maker until rounding the turn out of the
back stretch. where Norbitt caught and
passed him and won in a gallop. The
track was sloppy. Results:
First race. six furlongs. selling-Ben
Stone, los. Trice. to ]. won; Miss De
laney, 1O5. c. Henry, II to 5. second; From
tenac. les. Kennedy. y to I. third. Time.
1:l6. Quagga, Our Anna, Toupee, Aucas-
sior. Tavera. Redondo also ran.
Second race, twO-year-olds. three and q
half furlongs. selling-La Petite, los. Ken
nedy. even. won; Placide, 100. MCGEE. %
to l. second; Camera. los. Musgrave. Is TO
l. third. Time :43. Liliium- Cassie Ar
gregor. Lady Paret. Para Do 1t. also ran.
Third race. purse. seven furlongs-Light
Wool 107. V. Powers. / to Z. won; Pedro,
1Og Preston. to ]. second; Orelio, 1Ol
Butwell, % to ]. third. Time. Ii So
Hannis. Desmages, Duchess Of Monta-
bello also ran.
Fourth race. purse. mile-Norbitt. 100
MCGEE, Q to 20, won; Edwin 7. Fryer.
IO4, Lindhorst, 10 to I, second; Green Seal.
l0i, G. Henry. s to l. third. Time, 1;42
Critic also ran.
Fifth race. selling. mile and one-six-
teenth-Buclere. 100. V. Powers, II to D,
won; Star Thistle. 103. Kennedy, to ..
second: Bucket Brigade. 10s, 7. Rice, L
to I. third. Time, 90 50. Captain Bur
nett Little Nose. Needful also ran.
Sixth race, selling, six and half fur
longs-AIbion H. 10, Musgrave, to ],
won: Agnes Virginia. 10. MCGEE. to ?.
second. Gene Wood, lO7. T. Rice, 10 to 7.
third Time. 1:24 80 PsumOnok. Pinsud.
Diamond Nose, Wood Thorpe, Hogarth
also ran.
Seventh race. selling. six ftTlongs-IT-
clement. I12. Preston. S TO j. won; Servi-
cenCe. 107. Williams. p to ]. second; Fun
damental. 1l2, AIusgrave, is to }. third.
Time. 1:15 3-5. Shapdale, Recluse. Uncle
Jim. Sir Barry. Anderson. Billy Rodemer.
Otilio, Rey del Dinero, Bill Eaton also
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-23
LEHI IS AFTER CHICAGO
Utah High School Basketball Cham
pions May Meet East
ern Team
an Teanl

A movement is on foot to arrange a
series Of two out of three games between
the Lehi High School Basketball team.
Utah high school champions. and the
Lake View High School team Of Chicago,
the strongest high school team in the
middle west If arranged the games are
to be played in the local Y. NJ. G. A.
gymnasium Friday afternoon. April and
the Saturday following. 1t is understood
that the Lehi people are willing to get
behind their team and make up whatever
deficit may occur on the games. This
will be something entirely new for Utah
high school athletics, and should do a
great deal to help stimulate the sport.
It is thought by competent basketball aU-
thorities of the state that the Lehi team
is an exceptionally strong aggregation
in the high school class, and men who
have seen eastern high school teams play
are Of the opinion that the Lehi team
would have no difficulty in beating the
Chicago aggregation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-23
MANAGER FARhSWORTH HERE
Returns From North and Gives Out
the Names of Several
PLAYERS

Manager E. G Farnsworth OF the Salt
Lake team in the intermountain league
arrived in Salt Lake yesterday after a
couple of weeks absence. during which
time he attended the various meetings
in Montana for the formation of the
league. FarnswOrth announces that he
viii remain here putting things into
shape. until the season opens.
He has already signed several men and
has lines out fer several more. Among
those whom he announces that he has
signed are Eddie Hammond, manager
OF last years Dillon team, for team cap
tain and manager; Fred r. RIPLEY of
Dillon and r. Mcintosh of Colfax. Wash
as catcheTs; Clare Head of last years
Boise team. as shOrtstOp; Jack Shanahan
of last years COlfaX team pitcher; Eddie
Corbin, shortstOp. Ben Hunt of last years
Salt Lake team has also been signed as a
pitcher.
FaTnsworth says his men are to report
on April TO- and spring practice will start
as soon as they are on the grounds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-23
CHAMPIONS TO GO NORTH
Winners in Wrestling Tournament
Slated for Trip to Pa
cifc Coast.

The date for the annual State Amateur
Wrestling tournament has been changed
from Friday. March %, to Saturday.
March y. and will be held I'm the Y. NJ. G..
a. gymnasium under the auspices of the
association wrestling club. Added inter-
est was given the meet yesterday by the
announcement that the association men
winning the state championship liz the
different classes would probably be
chosen to represent the club at Portland
Seattle and Spokane
Word was received yesterday from the
MultnOmah club a Portland that their
end Of the proposed trip was satisfactory.
and that they would like to meet the as
ISOLATION wrestlers in Portland on April
-, and had arranged for them to appear
in Seattle on April y and in Spokane on
April q. From every indication the trip
is d certainty. and unless some hitch
arises in the final arrangements, the as
sOCiatiOn will send out the strongest
wTestlers it has to represent the club and
Utah I'm the northwest.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-23
FOOTBALL RULES SUIT WEST
Stagg Expects Clash When the Ma
tional Committee Holds
Its Meeting.

Chicago. March 22.-The probability of
a clash between the east and the west is
strong when the representatives OF the
two sections gather at the annual meet
ing of the football rules committee TO be
neid next Friday and Saturday in New
York. That the west is satisfied. with the
football rules as they stand nov. and will
stand pat is the opinion expressed by
Coach a. 4. Stagg Ct the University of
Chicago. who is a member of the grid
iron congress-
According 10 information which has
come 10 the Maroon director. the east ap-
pears 10 be moved by the reform spirit
and It is understood several delegates
from the Atlantic coast section viii pro-
pose important amendments to the rules.
II such is the case. il is likely long bat
tie involving a search for information
from all the countless colleges and high
er institutions of learning throughout
the country. will ensue.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-23
BADEN0CH DENIES
PINKNEY'S STATEMENT

Coach Badenock of the 3. Y. (. tele-
phoned a statement to The Herald from
Logan last evening taking exceptions to
the statement of Referee Pinckney. pub
lished in Mondays Herald. in which the
latter said he gave the game of basket
ball between the Y. NJ. &. 4. and the
Z. Y. G, played at Logan on Saturday
night. to the Salt Lake team.
BadenoCk SAYS he did not agree with
Pinckney that the game should 20 to
the Y NJ. G. A. but claimed il for the
b. Y. 6. at the time the game closed.
and still claims the victory. Badenock
says that under the rules the power of
the referee stops at the instant the game
ends and therefore the referee has no
right 10 change any decision after that
time. He also says that the rules say
the home team shall appoint the official
scorer. as was done in this case and that
his score shall be final. Badenock saws
that in this case the official scorer gave
the game to the 3. Y q. by score Of
30 to 50, and that the Logan school claims
the game by this score.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-23
SENATOR SCOTT IS ANGRY

Washington, March 22.-Much dissatis-
faction was evinced in the Republican
caucus today over the committee assign
ments. Senator Scott particularly OBJ
iected TO the manner in which the va
cancies on the finance committee had
been filled. In a speech he called atten-
ton to the fact that New England was
abundantly represented and that the west
had been well taken care Of. but declared
that the south central states. which mad
Republican representations, such as West
Virginia. Kentucky and Missouri. had
been ignored.
He suggested that the course pursued
by the Republican leaders in the senate
might drive these states into the Demo-
cratic column. Referring TO the fact that
he has always been identified with the
Republican leadership in the senate. he
said that heretofore when they took
snuff. ! sneezsd,' but that from this time
on he intended to act with more indie
pendenCe.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-23
SALT LAKE BOYS FoULED,

Butte, Mont, March 22.--The end of the
second days contest in the six-day roller
skating race tonight found the Salt Lake
and Butte teams on equal footing as the
result of q disputed decision OF the judges
ing the line a bare yard ahead of Schatz.
The Butte team is alleged to have fOuled
the Salt Lake team to the extent OF
knocking Hardy down. and decision set
ting back the Butte men only an eighth
of q lap again called forth criticisms.
Schstz's work to make up the ground lost
by his companion in the foul was spec
tacular. The fastest mile was made in
2.54
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-23
Twin FALLS WANTS TEAM
Boise Fails to Come Up With Coin
and Franchise May Be
Transferred.

According to the reports from Idaho,
the IntermOuntain league is not yet safe
" over the rocks, and there is some
doubt as to whether Boise will become
member. Lucas and Barnes have both
gone to the rescue of Strouthers, who has
been in Boise for some time. but who so
far has been unable to land the coin to
put Boise in the league. The Boise States
man. in long article, declared that Twin
Falls is ready with the money to enter
the league. and that unless the business
men of the city come through and come
fast Twin Falls will be given a berth in
the league in place of Boise. The new
state league has leased the only ball
grounds in Boise and this makes the
work of pushing the project through all
the harder. as the Intermountain will
have to secure new grounds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-23
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TURF RESULTS.
At Oakland.

Oakiand.-The track at Emeryville was
muddy today, owing TO the heavy rain
OF Saturday night and as a result there
were a number of scratches. but the
sport proved of the interesting order.
there being several close finishes. For
delio was plunged on in the fourth. but
was away none too we'll and Gemmell
beat him less than a length. in drive.
Coburn drew the finish fine in the third.
and Yankee Daughter beat CopPeras a
head. Ace of Diamonds was bid up from
800 to $500 by NJ. S. Caine. but II. q.
Bedwell retained him. Results:
First race. six furiongs. seliiug-Ace of
Diamonds. 1l3. Tsplin. II to ) won: Lit
tie Jane, ii3. Ross. Il to / second; Hazlet,
lis. Butler to 1 third Time-1:l5 as.
thel and Tennessee Boy finished as
named.
Second race. three and q half furiongs.
purse-Old Mexico. 107. Sandy. to won;
Turret. 10t. Scoviile, Is to ) second: Fire.
10. Walsh. to third. Time-:42 1-5.
Transatlantic. Gieunadeane, Warfare,
Nautical and King of Yolo finished as
named.
Third race. mile and fifty yards, sell
ing-Hankee Daughter. %. Coburn. to
won; Copperas. 107. Butler. to 1, sec
ond; Cuernavaca. los. Sandy. 80 to I,
third. Time-1:4S. Yakima Belle, Rom
aloff. Sake, Wap. Sainrda, Silver Knight.
Patriotic. FckersaH and Tea Tray II.
finished as named.
Fourth race. five and a half furlongs.
selltng-Gemmell. 10. Scovilie. to / Ton;
Aordelo. 107, Lee. to 10 second; Silver
Stocking, 103. Taplin. Is to 1 third. Time
1:09 1-5- St Francis. Bucolic and Sc
curity finished as named.
Fifth race. mile and fifty yards, sell
ing-Rubicon. 112. Sandy, : to 1 won;
81. Clark. II to third. Time-1;46 80.
%, Clark. / Ito third Time-1:4e 10.
Banposal Smiley Metzner. Erbet. Maui
rptani3 and TmOoFt finished as named.
Sixth race. mile and seventy yards.
purse-Ke tchemike, los. Butler. IS to .
won; Bellewether. los. Sandy to sec
ond; Ocean Shore 100, COburn, IL to
third. Time AZ %. Netting. Rather
Royal Marwood and Joe NealOn finished
as named
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-23
GOVERNOR READS RIOT ACT

Denver. March Ex-Governor John F.
Shafroth today sent message 10 the leg
islature. in which he declares that unless
the Democratic majority redeems the
pledges made during the state campaign,
he will be compelled TO convene the legis-
lature i'm special session for this purpose.
The governor scores the members Of his
party for their failure to live up to the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-23
Notice Of Assessment Nc. te.

INLAY MINING COMPANY. PRINCt-
pal place OF business, Salt Lake city.
Utah. Location of mines, Humboldt
county. Nevada
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
ing Of the board Of directors of the fmlay
Mining company, held on the 9Th DAY OF
March, 1909, assessment No. Is. Of cents
per share, was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation. issued and out
standing, payable Immediately to the Sec
rotary at 135 North Second West street
Salt Lake City. Utah ANY stock upon
which this assessment may remain uu-
paid on Tuesday. the 9Th day Of April.
1909 will be delinquent and advertised for
sale at public auction. and unless paw
ment is made, will be sold on WEDNESDAY
the 18th day Of April. 1909, at o'clock
D. m, at the office o. Powers & Marion
eaux, 202 Herald building, to pay the de-
linduent assessment thereon, together
with the cost of advertising and expenses
of sale r. II. SIDDOWAY,
Secretary.
1875 North Second west street. Salt Lsks
City, Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-23

platform promises. and expresses the
opinion that members who don : see their
way clear to vote for bills intended to
carry out the party pledges should re-
sign at once and thus permit their con-
stituenctes to select representatives who
will carry out such pledges. The par
ticular pledges referred TO. although none
are specified in the message. include
direct primary Law laws providing for
railroad commission after improved
plans. the Australian ballot q public SER
vice commission. bank guaranty and good
roads. Thirteen executive days remain
Of the present session.