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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-26
PREDICT RECORDS ]
FOR GOLF SEAS0|
Heavyweight Boxers Are NAL
ing Europe Headquarters
for Fistic Sport.
LANGF0RD WILL TRY
OUT SANDY FERGIJSO,
Amateur Marathon Runner
viii Meet at Bronx Next
Saturday.

The golfng season gives promise
breaking all records. From now INIT
the last week III May all tournament
IN New York district are in a lare
measure preparatory to the Metropol
tan championship at Apawamis.
Tho declaration of James T JcFr;f
that he win fight again has cleared ii
Puglllstlc atmosphere, so far as tf
heavyweight championship is concerne,
ana hsiIc interest in the hcavies Wi
soon switch to the English boxing ar.
mas, where The more important ASP
rants IN this class, except Jeffries. WI
soon be engaged.
Inns week Sam Langford will clas
WIN Sandy Ferguson in fight, aftt
"hlch ferguson Will depart for Englan
10 arrange n match there, Lanofoy
Salis week or so later and is mo-
matched TO box Ian Hague. the heav'
weight champion Of England, q
May "a
Should Langford knock out Hague.
match will undoubtedly be arranged III
hIm with Joe Jeanette. the negro heay,
weight. who recently defeated Sam M,
NeY. IN Paris. Jack johnson sails ft
England on May 23. and his appearane
there IS awaited with interest .Johnso
has said that he is ready to take O
Jeannctte In England.
\ fine amateur Marathon run is a.
tclpatcd next Saturday, when some Z
the best distance men in the counfr
will meet ut the Bronx, New Yorl
Henri Remand, winner of the recer
Boston Marathon. aud Tom Morrisse'
who captured the Boston event Ia:
year, besides several of New York
best longdistancc runners, will striy
for the honors
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MARGETTS STARS
D0WNED At LAST
Salt Lake LeaguerS Show Up
Well, Beating Picked
Team, 9 to 5.
WAITS BESTS HALL
in PITCHERS BATTLE
Neither Team Had Any Material
Advantage First Seven
Innings.

The Salt Lake league team reduced the
swelling in the heads Of the All-Stars on
the Walker field Sunday afternoon in
ma tch baseball game to the tune of to
., in a game full of errors hard hitting
at times and with the result in doubt
until the last inning. 1t was n pitchers
battle for the first eight innings between
Waits. FOR the leaGuers, and slim Hall,
for tho All-Stars. the former having
shade on Hall. The infcld work of the
Salt Lallers showed great Improvement.
Whaling behaved we'll behind the bat
and cut off many stolen bases
Head and Flick showed flashes of speed
at short and second and i'll trim vii!
easily make good In these positions,
While Head booted two groundcrs he
made two star plays, more than redeem
ing himself. Rchmeyer in left and Stur-
gcon in right were responsible for three
of the runs scored by the All-Stsrs in
the eighth inning. Both men missed easy
flies, although Richmcycr had To cut over
a plowcd field and had some excuse FOR
his muff.
Sturgeon tried TO steal fly from Ham
mond in the eighth, making a grand
stand play jump which cost him his only
error In the game, but the Rabbit was
there with the stick and soaked" Hall
for three sacks, which made hit with
the crowd. Bussi played first sack like
Il veteran, eating up everything that
came his way WIN a hungry 3pch, nav
ing missed his breakfast to play ball.
Thomas relieved Waits in the NINTH but
the Margctts Beauties" could not do
anything with his delivery and were sent
home q heart broken bunch. but with re-
Vcnee lurking in their eyes.
Whaling Star Hitter.
Whaling had Hall sized up right, hit
ting the ball every time at bat and SC
curing three safe singles. Hunt batted
for Richmeycr in the eighth and got TO,
first by being hit, stole second and scored
on an error by \. Gum on third Shana-
han batted for Waits in the eighth, but
struck out. Thomas, who relieved Waits,
did not get a chance at bat.
Hall pitched a good game. but weak
ened in the seventh and Smith took his
place, the leagucrs scoring five runs of
three hits in the eighth inning. The pco-
pie called for Hall. not understanding
that his wing was gone. Moorchead
played a star game in ceuter and pulled
down everything that came his way, max
ing four putouts, Moorehcad was also
the first man on his team 10 secure
hit, which came the first time he was
two passed balls and seven bases were
stolen. a. Gum made a pretty double.
catching a liner off Corbln's bat and peg
ging to short on second, sent Sturgeon
10 the bench for "A drink of water The
only stolen base secured by the All-Stars
was by Margetts, who carried the homo
plate 10 the bench for souvenir. He
also made the only tWo-base hit In the
game.
The individual scores were as follows:
SALT IA
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st. Regis Smoker.

Four amateur four round boxing bouts
will he the feature attraction at the st.
Regis club smoker tonight, and Manager
Price says that he has the best card that
he has yet arranged. "Chalky" Germain
and Terry West. two fast California anna
tours, VIII mix things with the Salt Lake
boys. and some fast and scientific bouts
are looked for,
The card will be as follows:
erweight-"Chick' Rasmussen VS.,
Peanuts Sinclair.
tweights-George Knight VS..
"Chalky" Germain.
ghts-Terry West VS.. Joe
Clark.
Light heavics-E. Wright Us. "swedc"
Murphy.
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UNIQUE HAM FAIR"
A FEATURE IN PARI

PARIS. April 25.-The great annui
Paris "ham fair" was opened the othf
morning on the Boulevard Richard LII
noir, presenting one OF the most curiol
and picturesque sights OF the city. Ft
over mile hundreds Of dealers in Ina
and sausages offered their goods to tho1,
sands OF customers. Over 100 tons 4
SauSagcs and meat were offered for sa11
Thousands of sausages a yard or MOI
long. wrapped up In tinfoil paper or tie,
tightly with string, were piled ND q
trcstles, the dealers pressing the publ
TO taste slices offered on the end of loTi
knives. Sausage dealers from every par
of France entered into keen competitic,
with AlSatians, Germans, Italians al
Eiennese.
One enterprising salesman, laying OF
a row OF hams made Of pig flesh. horf
flesh and donkey flesh invited custome
TO taste and compare. Another had crf
ated a monumental sausage shaped Ill
life sized pig, from which young wor1t
in white aprons cut slices which passer
by were implored 10 taste. ~
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Baseball Record.

The Poplar Groves won a: close game
from the Twenty-third Warders Sun
day morning on the Poplar diamond by
score OF 6 to .. Dunford struck out
twenty men. which is the record for Salt
Lake for this season.
The lineup Of the winners was as fol-
lows: Hanson. catcher, Dmford. pitcher,
Fallentne, Julian, Henderson and Bader,
infjelders, Williams, Neve and Anthony,
o,,fffpIder1
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Walker Breaks Records.

DURHAM. Natal, April 2S.-R. e. Wal
ker who won tho 1O0-yard dash at the
olympic o games in London last summer:
today ran $50 yards in IA 10 seconds and
$50 yards In II 4-5 seconds. Both marks
are new worlds records.
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lanes Makes Good.

CHICAGO, April 25,-The Chicago
Americans defeated st. Louis to o, to-
day. largely through the excellent work
of Pitcher James Scott, a recruit from
Wichita Kan. 1t was Scotts first game
in a major league, but he held st. Louis
Ia three scattered hits, besides strIking
~ ~. siv ,nen X. II. u.
st. Louis -.-..-...''.-...'''''
Batteries: Scott and Sullivan Grahani
and Stephens. Umpires: Perrine ana
Sheridan.
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Auerbachs Continue Winning.

The Auerbachs continued their streak
OF winning by defeating the United Gro
GERS Sunday afternoon in match game
on the Twelfth East grounds by a score
Of 10 10. .; The lineup Of the winners
was as follows:
Johnson. catcher; Castleton, pitcher;
stevens, Johnston. Sorenson and Miller,
intielders; summerhays, Skidmore and
Thomas outfteldars. -. : - - 5
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NAT IONAl-
Cubs Have Hard Game,

ST. LOUIS. April 25.-Thc Chicago Ma
fional team had a hard time winning from
ST Louis today Tho score was ) to 4
Chance used two pitchers. Pfeistcr being
Knocked out of the box. Overall stopped
the local team from making runs
r. II. j..
Batteries: Rhodes and Bresnahan:
Pfeister. Overall and Moran. Umpires:
ODay and Emslic
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Cache County League.

LOGAN, April 25.-A county baseball
league has been formed, consisting OF the
following teams and officials: Logan.
and Lewiston. President. y. w. Parker
of Preston; vice president, Joseph Nelson
OF Richmond; treasurer. Rudolph Larsen
OF Smithficld. secretary, Robert Morton
OF Logan.
1t is expected that the first game will
be played about May 1o, although a sched-
ule and bylaws have not as yet been
drawn up.
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Horses for Ogden.
OGDEN,

OGDEN, April 25.-At l o'clock, this
afternoon the Los Angeles race horse
special. with eighteen jockeys and more
than 100 head OF thoroughbreds from the
California tracks, arrived in this city.
The horses will participate In the meet
TO be opened here on May D.
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Hal Chase Day.

NEW YORK, April 25,-Hal Chase. first
baseman of the New York Americans,
who has been laid UP with yarloloid in
Augusta, Ca. the last three weeks,
reached New York today and called to-
night on his fellow players. from whom
he received a great reception,
Chase is anxious to play, now, but
until Monday. May 3, which is to be Hal
Chase day at the local American league
ma rlS
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American Association.

At Observation-Disclosures .: Kansas
City. /.
At Columbus-Columbus 4; Louis
VILE /.
Al ToIcdo-Toledo g. Indianapolis, 2.
At Minncapols-St. Paul, G; Min
n
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Fire in Ball Park.

CHICAGO. April 25.-One end of the
grandstand and the first base pavilion OF
park were destroyed by fire tonight \
high wind caused the fire to spread rap
idly. President Comiskey estimated the
loss al $4,000. The fire will not interfere
with tomorrow's game.
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New Rail- Grounds.

Manager Farnsworth Of the Salt Lake
baseball team will put. force OF car
10 renaIr the erandstand and bleachers
and TO place the grounds in proper shape
for the opening league game, which is
scheduled May 4, between salt Lake and
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batted in eighth.
ALL-STARS.

Salt Lake 80 0 0 . -
Earned runs-Salt Lake l. Stolen bases
Sturgeon, Corbin, Lussi. Head 2, Flick,
Whaling. Margetts. Lett on bascs-Salt
Lake G, All-Stars a. Bases on balls-On
Smith l. Two-base hits-Smith J. Three
base hits-Sturgeon, Head. Double plays
"A. Gum to Laurence Hit by pitched
ball-Lussi, kaefer- Struck out-By
Waits G, by Hall 6, by Smith 2. Passed
balls-Marx 2. Time Of game hour, 81
minutes. Umpire-Rnly Dutch. At
tcndance-2500.
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Occidentals Will Travel.

The Occidental team Will take a trip
the latter part OF the week into Idaho.
Match games have already been arranged
with Brigham City. Pocatello and Twin
Fails, Other games are pending and
Manager Salesman says that the Occi-
dentais will play over twenty games be-
fore they return home, and he expects
TO win two-thirds of all the games
nlaNed.
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Vanderbilt Horses Win.

PARIS. April 25.-In the races here tc-
dav horses from the stable of w X. Van
deTbiit won one race and twice secured
third places. In the PriX de La Seine.
year-olds and upward. his Chandons, won.
but his stabemate; Raleigh, , Was nnIpiaced- ,IIat
one mile and seven furlongs. and IN the
Prix de Boulonge at ten furiongs, Corn
stalk obtained the show money,
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HALL WILL PITCH FOR
ALI-STARS ON SUNDAY

The All-Stars will play a match game
next Saturday afternoon in Ogden with
the Helena team, and viii return here
afternoon Hall will not pitch in any
games during the week and will try 10
get in better form and will so in the
box against the leaGucTs next Sunday.
Margctts IS confident that with one
weeks more practice his team will be
in shape TO give the Salt Lakes the hard
est game of the season, and is in hopes of
winning
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:. s. Club.
Butte Beats Nampa.

BOISE. Ida. April 25.-A special to the
Statesman from Nampa says the Butte
Intermountain baseball team for the
third time defeated the Nampa players
today. The score was 3 to l. r. II L.
NdInDd L u =
Batteries-Amcs and Harrigan; Kinner,
Elliott and Ford.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-26
MINERS PLAY FAST
BALL AT LARK
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 70 Tho Tribune.
BINGHAM, April 25.-The Bingham
baseball team defeated the LaCks by a
close score of . To = in a match game at
Lark Sunday afternoon. which VAS wit
messed by more than $40 people The
game was a surprise. even TO the players.
Pitcher Jensen played star game and
held his opponents down TO three hits,
Tho business men of this city are back
ing the team and new uniforms will be
secured next week
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Prefers Love to Baseball

ST. LOUIS. April 25.-Charles Enright
Of California, who signed as shortstop for
the ST. Louis National league team, quit
the team and departed tonight for Call
fornia. Manager Bresnahan said En-
right considered his California sweetheart
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Benders Are Puzzle.

The Bluerocks defeated the Wells Far
COS in a match ball game on the Ninth
West grounds Sunday morning by score
of ii to .. Crother's benders proved too
much OF a puzzle to the losers. Ihomas
caught a fine game.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-26
MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
AMERICAN
Tigers Win Transfer.

DETROIT, April 25.-Detroit and Cleve-
land played game. transferred from the
tcam shut out the visitors, to 0.
'-siii '4' r, II. T..
Detroit .--.---...--.---.-.'oo % -
Cleveland =.
batteries. Summers and Schmidt;
wight and Clarke. Umpires; KERN and
OF Oughlin,
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Spokane Too Strong.

SPOKANE, Wash, April 25.-Score:
Spokane ;. ....,,. ..-;....... :"
batteries: Fcrnoll and Lejucne; Holm
and OStdlck
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One Hit for Reds.

CINCINNATI, April 25.-CamnitZ
pitching, for Pittsburg. held Cincinnati
70 one MT today. r, II Il,
Cincinnati =. 9
Pittsburg .. ........... s
Batteries: Dubcc and Mclean: Camnitz
and Gibson. Gmpires: Klein and Kane,
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Rifle Scores,

II was a perfect day for rifle shooting
Sunday, but somehow the marltsmen
failed 10 come up to their standard in
spottng bup3eyess G. Van Arnam won
the high average. with LctChfleld second.
The Individual scores were as follows:
PC.
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To BUY JEFF Davis Farm.

HOPKINSFlLLE;, KY, April 25-It was
announced today that options have been
closed for the purchase OF sixteen acres
Of the farm on which Jefferson Davis was
born and which it is proposed to convert
into a memorial Dark
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-26
Vincent High Gun.

Only a. few members of the Salt Lake
Gun CLUB took part In the weekly blue
rock shoot Sunday morning. w. s. Vim
cent scored the high gun with 43 out of
a possible 30 targets; Young groke az; Nc
Ganney, 80, and Morgan, 35.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-26
Close Score.

The Waterloo baseball team beat the
Sunday morning by the close score Of 10
10 8. Smith pitched star game, while
D. Smiths fielding was the feature of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-26
Newsboys Play Ball.

Tho BirrelI newsboys took A fall out
o? the crack Ogden NeHsboys' team Sum
day afternoon by a score Of Is TO l..
The batteries were Sharkey and Ship
lcyi Davidson and Anderson.
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Edward Payson Weston.

SPRINGFIELD H.. April 25.-IIdward
Payson Weston, the pedestrian who is
walking to the Pacific coast. passed Sun
day iE Lincoln, about twenty-five miles
from here. He Will leave Monday III the
direction OF ST. Louis, i---------------
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Amateur League Game.

The IL. \, club defeated the G. S. club
in a league game on the Lindsay flats
Sunday afternoon by a score OF II to T.
The feature of the game was the pitch
ing OF Orlob for the II. A. club tanning
seventeen men. Paul made the first
score on homo run. Lineup.
II. A. Club. c. S. Club
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Northwest League
Mo Hits for Tacoma.

TACOMA, Wash, April 23,-ScoJe:
Tacoma :: ..,,......,--.......... 9 7
Vancouver ..'.'~- -. ..s+
Batteries: Baker and kellackey; hickey
and Stanley. Umpire: Frary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-26

A private safe may be rented in the
FIRE and burglar-proof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company,
80 up Main street, $500 per year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-26
Errors Make Runs.

SEA- LIZ ->p''' RH.E E.
Seattle Seattle, ...,..'........... : Z
Portland ,-s...'.... CO. 1,;, ILL
Batteries: Seaton ana Shea' Alhseild
and Troch. Umpire: Flynn.
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 500. Independent sc
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Total .--....,.,..3 80 9 10 2I 10 s
Hunt battcd in eighth and secured
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-29

The b. o. T.. club met In business
session at the Center street east home
of Miss Ruth McKinnis last evening
All members were present and ar.
rangements were completed for u
New Years party at which time
number of friends will be invited to
to share the club hospitality.
A happy social hour followed
business and dainty refreshments
were served.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-29

j. l.. Price, 1891; Leffler and Bland
s5SS; Haberman Hardware Co., s34:
Roy Chapman, $3.50; George Blum,
$3.50; Beverly and Schneider. $3.50;
Killing Hardware Co., $3.50; J. b.
Layton, ss5; C. c. Fryes1490; George
Dwyer, s45; Charles Tobin, 500;
Leffler and Bland. $3.50; wollenweber
Lumber Co, $1eei Beverly and
Schneider, s165; w. II. siples, 50; E.
A. Slagle, sS.45; Marion County Tele-
phone Co., s14; Pay roll salary Of
members. s75; A. B. Urton, $50; e.
Radebaugh, $50; w. Myers, $3.50.
BIDS ARE OPENED.
Bids for lighting the street gas
lamys over the city for a period OF
five years were received and opened
at special meeting of the board of
public service Wednesday at noon.
Only one bid was received, that OF
the Sun vapor Street Lighting com
pany, of Canton, which agrees TO
light the lamps at 5000 per lamp
each year. This firm has held the
contract in other years and has been
paid $22.75 per lamp each year. "A
saving of $23 will be effected on
each lamp during the coming years
if the company is granted the con-
tract as II will be az a special meet
ing of the board within the next few
days. There are 1S4 lamps stationed
at various points over the city. The
contract to be enered into will assure
the lights for five years.
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PERSONALS

- "
J. C. Anthony made a business trip
TO Columbus today.
Mrs. Mary Myers, of iberia, is the
spending the holidays with Mrs. c. II.
Fletcher, of South State street.
Ross Gleason. was the guet of Mr..
and Mrs. Rolla Smith at Bucyrus
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T.. Perry, of South
State street, are moving their house
hold goods TO Oregon, where they
will make their future home.
Mr. W. S. Noll of Fiedonia Pa, has
returned after spending Xmas with
his brother, Harry C. Noll of Pat
terson street.
Mrs. Daniel Hartsough has re-
turned to her home in Upper San
dusky after visiting for the past
few days with Mr. and Mrs. j. b,
Layton.
Attorney George McGrath of Cleve.
land, who has been visiting relatives
and friends in the city for the past
several days returned home Wednes.
day evening.
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The affair was practically a repetition
OF the social given some time ago,
which proved so successful There
was a good attendance last evening.
An interesting feature of the eyen-
ing was the mock marriage as cele-
brated in China. Miss Myrtle Smith
acted the part of a bride while Carl
Bolander was the Chinese groom. The
contracting parties were arrayed in
Chinese costumes. Another interest
ing feature was the Chinese school.
Miss Verda Miles, who was supposed
ly a returned missionary from China,
instructed her Chinese pupils. This
feature proved of an unusual interest
and profit.
Following social diversions, recita-
tions and solos were given by Perry
Miles, Miss Verda Miles, Miss Vesta
Williamson and Miss Marie John
stone. A pound social was enjoyed
following the program of the even.
ing
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HOME MISSIONARY
SOCIETY MEETING
Epworth Ladies VIII Gather at the
ID. l.. Justice Home, Thursday.

The woman's Home missionary So
ciety of Epworth M. e. church viii
hold its regular monthly meeting at
the home of Mrs d. l.. Justice 267
Mt. Vernon avenue Thursday at 2:S0
D IN. The following program will be
rendered:
"Review of the Year.
Devotional Exercises-Mrs. W. G.
Quigley.
Roll Call-Christmas Thoughts.
Business.
Music
Christmas Story-Mrs. II. l.. Ruhl
Poem (origlnaD-Mrs. Freeland.
Review of the years work-President
Music I'll
Lunch will be served and a social
hour will be enjoyed. All the ladies
of the church are cordially invited to
be present.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-29

After eight years of faithful serv-
Ice, Chief of Police Levi Cornwell,
Tuesday night rendered his resigna-
tion to Mayor Louis Scherff, to be-
come effective Jan. 1, when Mayor
Scherff will step out of office and
there will enter DR.. J. ID. Setter, who
was elected in November.
Chief Cornwell's resignation comes
as a surprise not only to the gener
al public, but to his immediate
friends as well. Mr.. Cornwell will
shortly enter private business in
Lynchburg, Highland county, where
he has an excellent opening and an
opportunity to do much better finan-
cially than at the head of the local
department.
Levi Cornwell has been an eff
cient chief of police, since he was
promoted from the ranks and put at
the head of the department, six years
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-29
CHIEF CORNWElL
HAS RESIGNED
Quits Police Force After a
Long Service.
BECOMES EFFECTIVE SATURDAY
Will Enter Business in
Lynchburg.

For Eight Years Cornwell has Been
Connected with the Police Force.
Six Years of That Time as the Head
OF the Dcpartmcnt-Many Appllc-
ants for the Place.