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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-28
LUTTBEG WINS THE
LIGHTWEIGHT TITLE

Kansas City won the lightweight cham
pionship OF America by defeating Albert
Wassen OF ST; Louis In tho final match
OF the iightweight tournament st the M
nois Athletic club last night
The prelimlnaries having taken up so
much time. the principals agreed To wrcs-
tie one fall TO a finish for tue little. Lutt-
ing tussle with a half-nelson and bar
arm hold.
Wassen was awarded second money
Ernest Iindbcrg of Chicago Won third
money by winning from Arthur .Iones in
one fall IN 2:oa With scissor and body
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-28
ALL AMERICANS.
Practice Track Meet.

Manager VIII CaiDe OF the high school
track team has arranged a practice meet
with the Ogden high school team and
will pick out ten of the best TO represent
the school against Ogden. Only the can
Will be selected on the squad.
Both Callahan and McNiece will keep a
close watch on the boys the remainder Of
the week and Will announce the squad
Friday afternoon. If possible. the base
bali team VIII go with the track men and
line up against the Ogden ball team after
the meet
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-28
Auto Endurance Race.

Van K Spadlng will leave this morning
for Gunnlson over the road which Is TO
he officially selected for the proposed
automobile endurance contest which Is to
start from thi3 city on May 6.
The first stopping place on the course
VIII be Provo. The automobile cnthusl-
osts OF the Garden City Will prepare for
the visitors and tender big reception
To the contestants In the race. At Gunni-
son the Commercial club Of that city viii
prepare a royal reception and grand
ball for the visitors.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-28
Willis Knocked Out.

81. LOUIS. April 27.-By using tw,
by IA score Of 4 10 8. willis was Knocked
out OF the box in the fourth. E.H.E;
st. Louis ... .- e "a =
Pittsburg 49,. .. a
Bdtteries-l.ush and Phelps; Willis. Ad.
nins Is ard Gibson. Gmplres-O Day AN,
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Edward Payson Weston.

ALTON, H., April 27.-Edward Payson
weston. the transcontincntal walker. who
left Girard. Ill., al 100 O'Clock this morn
ing. arrived here tonight at 10 30 r. m.
He walked Bfty-onc miles today with
rest Of one hour and fifteen minutes lie
VIII leave here tomorrow morning at / 80
o clock and expects 10 reach ST. Louis
by 80 in the afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-28
ARRIVAL OF H0RSEMEN
B00MS OGDEN BUSINESS
Special 10 The TrIbune

OGDEN. April 2I.-From the large
number OF horsemen, Jockeys and other
ueF9tees oil the race track who have al
ready gathered I'm Ogden there promises
TO be a record breaking crowd on hand
at the opening Of the meet May .. Tho
hotels OF the city have already expert
cnccd an Increased demand for n,,arters
and the feed and grain stores OF the citv
are doing a lively business
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-28
JAPANESE BASEBALL
TEAM WILL NOT PLAY

The baseball game that Manager Frank
Cameron and the high school players had
been banking on for the pnst two weeks
has come TO naugnt The Japanese team
has failed 10 come through Salt Lake,
having taken a southern route 10 the
east. The Japanese team expected TO
play the high school team Tuesday or
Wednesday afternoon and were 10 have
arrived the first OF the week.
The team VIII be In the best of coDdl-
tion fov Fridays game with All IIalows
college.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-28
C0RBETT IS NOTED
FOR PICKING LOSERS

NEW YORK. April c7.-Jim Corbett
does not sec how Jack Johnson has any
charco To defeat Jeffries
II can't say how long Il Will take for
Jeftries to knock Johnson out" said Cor
bctt for that depends on how long II
VII! take Jeftries to catch him. Johnson
when he secs the big bear coming for
him he'll run so fast he will burn his
shoes. .jcfTries is all right
Corbett said he Thought Ketchc had
a good chance with johnson.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-28
TlONAL
Arctic Weather

NEW YORK. April 27.-The New York
iEat'ohaIs were defeated today by Boston,
w. 10 " IN a game played I'm arctic
Wtalne'. New York was unable to ind
ferguson, except for two short hits In
Rns, S,\'"' R.B.E.
New York . -
Battcrics-fcrguson and Smith. Wal
IeT; durham Amcs and Schlei. Cmpircs
-RJElcr and Truby
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Eastern Excursions

On many dates this summer I'll
agents Of Salt Lake Route, except saI
Lake City, will sell excursion ticket
TO Chicago and Missouri river point
Ask all about il of any Salt Ink
agent in Utah valley, Juab or MiIlar
counties. or write to Is. e -Bcrr,. u !
A.. Salt Lake City,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-28
Schaefer Extends ThanLs

~, DENVER, April 2T.-Jacob Schaefer
me me dormer billiard champion, for whon,
benefits were given last night In NAM NAM
oi .he larger cities of the country. ex,
.eilaed his heartfelt thanks to ali who
Pdrticipatcd In the benefits tonIpb:
sShaeIer's health is such that he is I'M
a9ie a!he To write personally to the friends
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-28
Kid Sullivan Knocked Out.

BALTIMORE. April Elm the third
round Of what was 10 have been n nftecn-
round bout tonight, Harlem Tommy MUIR
ply of New York knocked out Kid Splll-
van Of Washington by short-srm jolt
TO the jaw. delivered In n cIInch
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Batting Bee.

BOSOM. April 2T.-Ncw York won Il
hard fnght game from Boston. / 10 3.
today. Morgan was driven from the box
in the fourth inning. RH.E.
New Ywk .s....,,, ,... .,......s,l ,
DpSlonl ..... ,.,...... . =
Bottdjes-Qunn. Wilson and kloinow
ArrellaRs, Cicotte. Morgan and Carri-
gan
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American Association.

Al roledo-Tdcdo A.: Louisville. D
AZ :. Paul-Sl Paul. .: Kansas City. 6,
-, At tolnmbug-r Columbus. .; Indlanapo-
lis, s.
At dinncapolis- Minneapolis, f. Mil
~auke, 9
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-28
Pitchers Battle

Central In matb game Tuesday after
noon ontbe Waterloo diamond by a score
OF to Ii 'was Apitchers' battle.
The httericY wtro Jones. Bush and
- T. e.. ay1 chrIstopherson.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-28
PACIFIC LEAGUE
Win With Errors.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 27.-Tn spite
OF numcros errors. oDportunc hitting
iablcd Sn Francisco to take todaY's
game from Sacramento by a score OF .
to2 r II f.
Sacrnmcnt0 80. ..., ....,,.2 . l
san Franciro ...-.. ,.......5 Z 1
Batteries -Whalcn and ByrDcs. Henley
and Berry |
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Anson's Team Ratnrns

,nd IdHni,CAG0, n,s April 27.-Captain Anson
first invasion OF the east ever naTe s[Hi'1 i, .hs
local . Semi-professional team. While the
it Team MOS lost majority of the games played
n,,p - paved the way for future visits. and
oy''e ov,icr local emi-professIonal teams are
expected TO follow the captains example
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-28
Strikes and Spares.

The All Americans defeated the Crowns
IN oue-sided league bowling match on
tho Crown alleys Tuesday night in three
straight games, by a total score OF PSI;
TO 259I. The individual scores were as
follows
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$50 Gala. Round Trip $50.

May 9th to 18th All information
at l69 South Main street. Reserve
bcrths today by phone or visit,
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Aberdeen Plays Poor Game

VANCOUVER, h. c.. April 27.-Scorc;
,,, R.H IL.
Nperucon ---' .,.,,. .......s,,,.2 3 .
Vancouver -. ... q 4
Batterics-Sclver and OBrien; Engle
and Stanley.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-28
Poorly Played Game

SPOkANE, Wash, April 27.-Score;
Il, II. Il.
Spokane .,....,. ..,..,... a
Batterios-Chinault and Murray. Gregg
and Stevens.
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bme Team Wins.

| rDRTLANp April 27-The home team
| shut out oakland today by score Of >
| To O. Both Tonneson and darkness
| pitched a gold game. R.H j..
Oakland 81. --.... .,....,.,...,0 3 l
| Portland ..A. 49,. ...,........,2 4 /
B4tnrlcs-'Tbnncson and Ialonge
! HARNESS and Ltrmbruster.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-28

At Clveland-C Detroit game
postpond rain
At Wishing Washing ton Phlladel-
phia game postponed; rain.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-28
MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
AMERICAN
Sullivan Wins Game.

CHICAGO. April Sulivau's single
in tie ninth inning after two men were
out lcored Cravath with the only run OF
todafs game. Chicago defeating ~. Louis
to R,H r..
Chlcgo go. ssss. ...r.s ..r.,,.....l o
81 l1ulS s|n.... s.,...s...,.W " y =
Bateres-WhIte and sullivan: Waddell
and digger.
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New InCOrpOratiOnS

The following new companies incor-
porated Tuesday:
pany OF this city. taking over the prop
critics heretofore operated under tbat
name in full payment OF the capital
stock OF $1,000, 600. divided into as maDy
shares OF 81 apiece L. G. Burton. presi-
dent; a: X. Tiernan. vice president;
Henry 7. McEwan, secretary and treas
and Edward L. and Charles S. Burton
form the directorate. The stock IS sub
sscrioed AS follows. l.. G.. Burton, i39 :
Hills 2s6 1 ooo Edward ,sFd" J. LfSpS; BSpI3n LeSls gy
ESQ. Charles S. Burton, 3l9, 800.
The star Livestock and Poultry COM
Pany ;,,,o. OF Ogden capitalization. $4,000. in
King, president; Robert ShlpIey. vice
president; David w. Evans. secretary
beth :. King, additional incorporators.
The Independent Electric company of
TINS city. to deal generally In electric
into 1000 shares Of $40 each: Joseph F.
smith. Jr.. president; Hebcr c. Iversop
wee wee. president Lon j, Haddock, secrc-
Uemenway. George c Smith. W. n
Williams and r. 5, Siddoway additional
directors.
The st, George Electric company OF ST.
george Washington county. made up OF
St. George and Salt Lake men TO fur
nish power and light TO the town of St,
George: capitalization, so. $50. in 1850
shares OF $40 each; A. H. Ensign, presi-
dent; George u. Edwards, vice president;
IL j; Evans. secretary and treasurer; B.
Is. Slusser, manager. These also form the
directorate. The company's main Offices
will be at St. George, but there win he
A branch office in room 207. u. + Walker
building, this city. A contract To furnish
lSnt Tor The town of ST. George for twen-
lS-iiNc years is taken over 'rh. ,op,nanN
started TO build a big power plant at 81.
George last week
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Baltimore Gets Slac1e

ST. LOUIS, April 27.-Fred Clark man
agcr OF The Pittsburg team. announced fo-
sisn,t gay that he had waived claim to James
is iias'S; toriner center fielder OF the cham
,will now go TO Baltimore for the Eastern
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-28
BREAK FOR FREEDOM
BY CHAIN-GANG MAN

As the three wagons carrying the chair
gang from thc city jail TO the scene Of
north OF the city passed the northern
entrance to Commercial street. on First
South street, Tuesday morning, George
Howard. serving ninety days for va
granCy. jumped from the middle wagon
and fled west on First South.
With revolver In hand, Patrolman
Jones gave chase and would have fred
at the fleeing man but for the crowd
of people into which he dived
The patroman kept on The track o:
his man, however. and captured him
without much trouble I'm the rear OF a
saloon on West First South street. He
w3e taken 10 tile other prisoners OH the
rorth bench. but ball and chain was
put upon his feet before he was put TO
work welding the pick and shovel again.
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LOS ANGELES. April 27.-I.os Angeles
Ne,nm game postponed; home team late
In arriving
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Wright Is Champion.

. NEW YORK, April 27,-H, \ Wright
OF san Francisco tonight won the ma
tionai amateur billiard championship at
Conklln Of Chicago. 100 10 2nI
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Bell Was EASY.

pllia again defeated Brooklyn TODAY by
punching hits on Bell. 3 to =. BROOKLYN
landed on Covelski for three hits i'm The
hlnth inning, but could not sCorc.
pruo,.,, r. III, l..
Brooklyn so. .. a
Battcries-Covclski and DooIin: lack
litseh. Bell and Bergen. Umpires-Iohn-
stone and Cusack.
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Nam o2OO, Independent $50.
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College Baseball

At Cambridge. Mass.-uarvard. 10,
Bates. ..
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Tribune Want Ads.
Rsll Main 800. Independent 800
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AZ Chicago Cincinnati game
postponed. rain
Williams news., 1909-07-10
CITY DADS WERE BUSY

It was busy gathering of the city council Tuesday. At times the atmosphere became smoky so hot were some of the discussions. Every member of the council was present.
 After reading of the minutes of the previous meeting the quarterly reports of the city clerk and the city marshal were read and ap- proved.
 Councilman Buggeln touched the match upon the fireworks when he moved that the saloon license of Wm Satori be revoked on the grounds of it's being run disorderly, No second was coming to MT. Buggeln's motion until Mayor Poison relinquished the chair to MT. Wente, who acted as mayor pro tenn while this question was up. After MT. Polson's second of the motion a vote was taken, Messrs Buggeln and Poison voting aye and Messrs Cauffman and Ham mond voting no. MT. Wente, mayor pro tenn, said he will cast the decisive vote in the future.
 James Hudson for the Grand Canyon Electric Light and Power Co.,, addressed the council asking for extension of time in which to complete the sewerage system. On motion made by Buggeln and seconded by Wente the extension of time was granted until May 1 1910.
 The clerk was instructed to issue a warrant for $25 to B. A. Cameron for making up the assessment rolls of the city.
 On motion by Mir. Buggeln and seconded by Cauffman the council decided to set aside one thousand dollars of the city funds for the improvement of streets and side walks.
 The city marshal was instructe d
Williams news., 1909-07-10
MIR. WATTS BADLY SCALDED

J.S. Watts, a boilermaker at the Santa Fe roundhouse in this city was severely scalded Wednesday night little after midnight. He crawled into the fire box of an en- zine to make slight repairs and while in there he accidentally broke a cock of stea m pipe. The stea m and hot water poured ever Watts and he would have been a dead man almost instantly had it not been for a fellow boilermaker wh.' heard Watts calling for help and went to his rescue immediately. Watts was scalded from head to foot and it is safe to say that there was not ten per cent of unscalded flesh upon the unfortunate man. Dr. Melick was called and he did everything within his power to re- lieve the poor man "f h,s intense suffering until he could reach the Santa Fe hospital in Albuquerqne I where he was taken Thursday on No. 8. but death claimed him be- fore Albuquerque was reached. The unfortunate man had wife and two children in Williams.
 They live on Bill Williams Avenue
 across the street from the hospital.
 The heart broken wife has the
 sympathy of the entire community
 in her bereavment.
 The remains of the late MT. Watts
 were embalmed at Albuquerque and
 prepared for shipmet to San Bern ardino, California for burial. Mrs. Watts and the children leaves for San Bernardino today to attend ) the funeral,
Williams news., 1909-07-10
FLAGSTAFF CELEBRATION

Over five hundred people from Williams attended the Fourth of July celebration at Flagstaff Sun day, Monday and Tuesday and if there is single person who is satisfied with the treatment receiv- ed THE NEWS has been unable to hear them express themselves. The hotel accommodations were limited and the meals served at the hotels and restaurants were far below the standard except the price, which was first class. It seemed that the entire population of the so called sky high burg were out trying to work the visitors all they could. The amount that the Williams people spent at Flagstaff is far be- yond five thousand dollars, but this was not enough. After Will jams went there unanimously and spent their money freely the re ward rendered by Flagstaff was to give Williams nothing. Even the ball games for one measly little purse was not pulled off honestly. A special train arra nged by Train master E. H. Duffield, who by the way is prince among all good fellows, made round trip from William on each of the three days.
 Sunday the 4th there was noth- ing but ball game. On Monday forenoon a small parade took place and speaking. The speakers were Governor Sloan and Charles NJ. Rutherford of Jerome. In the af- ternoon races, ball games and other sports and at night a dance On Tuesday there was nothing in the forenoon; a race in the afternoon and an attempt to play ball ended the so advertised big doings. The ball game for the purse of $500 between Williams team and a team from Phoenix in Flagstaff suits ended in a scrap. On rotton de cisions of the umpire the score in
Williams news., 1909-07-10
HAZEL GIVES SLIP TO WOODY

Hazel Coates was sentenced to the territorial training school at Benson on petition repared by District Attorney Sleeves. Tues day Under Sheriff Woody lost her at Ash Fork while on way to Ben- son. She had asked to go into the toilet room which permis sion was granted. The deputy waited for her return for some time Hut Hazel did not show up. Then he com menced to investigate. She was not in the toilet room and neither could she be found at any place in Ash Fork. After a careful search of the town Woody was satisfied that Hazel had given him the slip. Thinking that she might have re- turned to Williams Under Woody reached here Wednesday and after making inquiries he had to admit that he was "foiled" again.
 Hazel Coates is bright appear ing girl of fifteen and is large fol her age. She would have to eervt at the training school until she hal reached the age of eighteen. Tn. poor girl has not had the propel home training See ms to account fol her present wild career and a fev years training at the territorl a institution at Benson would do he world of good
Williams news., 1909-07-10

the fourth inning was 6 to 0 in favor of Phoenix, while on a fair deal it should have been 1 to o in favor of Williams. The umpire called a foul ball fair allowing three runs on it. The Williams players disputed the decision, the umpire left the grounds and so did the Williams team and crowd.
 SUNDAYS BALL GAME
 On Sunday the Williams team played against Phoenix and consid- ering the circumstances our boys did put up a snappY game. The runs made were on errors and three of the runs on block ball which was picked up and tossed into the game by an outsider. The score by iu- nings.
 R. H. B Williams. GOO GOO OOO-O 4 *Phoenix. GOO O14 OOO-5 8 *Flagstaff suits only.
 WILLIAMS BEAT GALLUP MONDAY
 One of the most interesting of the series of ball games was the one played on Monday between Gallup and Williams. The game was played fair and square and both teams had their regular men with but one or two exceptions and for this reason the large crowd that saw the game was more enthusiastic than at any of the other games played during the celebration. The score is:
 R. H. E Williams. 900 2O4 OO*-6 s Gallup. =. O1O 100 OOO-2 6 WILLIAMS WON IN A SAVING CONTEST The sawyers from the logging camp of the Saginaw and Manistee Lumber company of Williams were easy winners in the log saving contest Monday afternoon for a purse of seventy-fYe dollars. They completed the task of saving a big log through in the short period
 [Continued on Page 3.l
Williams news., 1909-07-10

The baseball game slated for tomorrow (Sanday) between Will jams and Prescott has been post poned until Sunday. July IS. Manager Brophy has range ments we'll under way for a series of games with teams from Pr escott, Gallup, Wingate and Win, ,low. The Will jams team will G' Kelv play for the olg purse at the territorial fair IT Phoenix this .all and maybe al Albuquerque dvring the New Mex ico's territoy ial fair.
Williams news., 1909-07-10

Bert Fousha, at present resi- dent of Kingman, came over to spend the 4th with old friends in Williams, returning to his home on Tuesday. Better come back. Bert, and stay; you belong in Williams.
Williams news., 1909-07-10

The case against Fred Wade in Justice Rounseville's court charging him with furnishing liquor to Hazel Coates, minor, was dismissed last Friday afternoon. Insufficient evidence was the cause of dismissal of the case.
Williams news., 1909-07-10

not to issue rooming house license to Birdie Miller, who has been conducting a rooming house in the "red light" district.
 The city marshal was instructed to insist upon the justice of the peace to issuing warrant for the arrest of a we'll known female of questionable character.
 The couucil adjournded about Il o'clock until Wednesday, July 7.
 ADJOURNED MEETING WEDNESDAY
 The city council met in an ad- journed session Wednesday with all members present except Messrs Buggeln and Cauffman.
 MT. Wente put the finishing touches by voting yea in the matter to revoke the saloon license of w. M. Satori. It is understood that Satori will fight the case in the district court and is keeping his place of business open. Ed. The council agreed to refund the amount of the license paid in. The application of Rose Ebert for license to run a saloon was rejected.
 A large number of bills were al- lowed and ordered paid after which the council adjourned to meet at the call of the mayor. MEET TO MAKE AN ASSESSMENT
 Last night the council met in an adjourned session and took up the task of going over the assessmsnt for the purpose to place valuation upon the taxable property of the city. After some hard work the meeting was adjourned at the call of the mayor.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-02-13

Of Thomas brothers ran and shot the
Indian, and the little boy ran back to
his mother. There were no schools
near the log cabin so Thomas could
not go to school.
He grew up an uneducated man. he
did not get to go to school like the
boys do now days Abraham was
now eight years old. His father call
ed him little Abe then. He never
wore stockings. His mother used to
make warm moccasins out of bear
skin.
The first time Abe shot a bird he
cried. He thought it was cruel to shoot
birds. When the family lived in Indi-
ana year, his father built log
cabin. Abe's father asked some Of the
neighbors to come and help raise the
cabin.
They had no schools or churches
there. One day Abe borrowed a book
from one of the neighbors. 1t was the
life of Washington. He almost knew
it by heart. He took it to bed with
him. He put it between the logs and
one night it showed and spoiled the
book. Abe took the book home and
asked how he could pay for it. The
owner told him he could work for 1t.
When Lincoln became president he
thought that book helped him to be-
come president. After While Abe's
home.a new mother for the children.
Myrtle Brown.
Keota, Iowa.