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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24
CONSOLIDATED COMPANY
WILL BUILD NEW GARAGE

Manager Young OF the Consolidated
Wagon and Machine companys automo-
bile department announces that his COM
pany has sold 100 automobiles in sixty
days, and expects TO double this number
before the next season rolls around. Mr.
Young said that the business has renched
such capacity that the firm Is obliged
60 build a new garage, and 500. 900 has
been set aside for this purpose Man
aEar Young would not say where the new
garage would be located but said that
it would be splendidly equipped with
modern machinery. and force OF work
men direct from the factories represent
ed by the Consolidated Wagon and Ma
chine company In its western territory
would be employed. In connection with
tho garage. the firm will put in fine
accessory department 10 supply the gen.
eral demand.
One OF the features OF the week at the
company's salesroom was tho exhibition
OF a Franklin car, which had been run
three years without change Of tire. In
fact, one OF the tires on the machine
contained the air pumped into II at the
factory ct Syracuse. y. Y. The car IS
a five-passenger S0horsepower,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24
DDITlONAL SPORTING NEWS
FATHER TIME BEATS
BECkLEY IN MATCH GAME"
Hv Associated Press

By Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, April 23.-"Old Eagle
Eye Jake Beckley passed out OF league
baseball tonight after continuous sery-
Ice OF more than twenty three years
The veteran first baseman was given
his unconditional release by Danny Shay.
manager OF the Kansas City American
association team. Shay might have sold
BeclSley for few hundred dollars, but he
thought too much OF the old warrior of
the diamond to see him go back still far
ther In the ranks of the profession. Beck
ley took his release philosophically. He
says he will remain here and possibly
play with a semi professional team. He
works for the street car company In the
winter
I'VE have TO quit some time said
Beckley, smiling, when ne was notified of
his release.
Beckley is 4s years old. For twenty
years. until 1906, he played in the major
league, He was with the St Louis Ma
tional team in 1906. in 1907 he joined
the American ASSOCIATION team here and
that year led the league In batting. hit
ting -33S. Since then his batting average
has fallen off and at the beginning OF this
season Fred Hunter. n Washington league
recruit, took Beckey's place
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24
C00MBS ANNOUNCES
GRADE SCHOOL SCHEDULE

Chairman j. II. Coombs Of the athletic
committee OF the city schools has signed
the following schedule OF games in the
grade school series for the present week ::
BOYS basketball. Tuesday-Jackson va
Poplar Grove, at Poplar Grove grounds I:
Onequa vs. Washington. at Oneoun
grounds; Lafayette vs.. Wasatch. at Wa
satch grounds: Hamilton VS.. Waterloo, at
Hamilton grounds.
Girls baske tball. Tuesday-Jackson vs.
Poplar Grove, at Poplar Grove grounds
Onequa vs. Washington. at Onequa
grounds: Lafayette vs.. Wasatch, at Wa
satch grounds; Sumner VS.. Emerson, at
Emerson grounds: Lincoln vs.. Riverside.
at Lincoln grounds
Baseball games, Frday-Washington
vs. Jackson, at Washington grounds. La
feyette vs. Lowell, at Lafayette grounds
Bryant vs. Wasatch, at Bryant grounds
Hamilton vs.. Sumner. at Sumner grounds
Emerson VS.. Webster, at Webster
grounds; Franklin VS.. Riverside, at
Franklin grounds; Grant vs.. Lincoln at
Grant grounds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24

10 patient, she would have had TO be
on duty twenty-four hours a day.
Mr.. Walsh dwelt for some time on the
entries In the nurses chart. The wit
ness seemed TO be confused about sew
eral of them.
II had no idea those records were to
he brought into d court or I would have
iaken more care In preparing them"
said Miss Houlihan.
Spectators laughed. Judge Latshaw
raped for order
Preceding Chfisman Swopes first con-
Vulsion the patient was alone. Mrs. Hyde
went TO his room and found him suf-
fering and complaining. Miss Houihan
was not In the room
Miss Churchill. another nurse, left Sr
SWope and went. at your suggestion for
rest, didn't she9" querled Mr.. Walsh.
That Is true" replied the nurse.
did you zee DR.. Hyde give Chrisman
a capsule on Sunday" was asked.
This was the day Chrisman Swope suf-
fered his first convulsion.
II didn't" sne repIed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24
WHITM0RE RECEIVES FINE
SHIPMENT OF ELECTRICS

The Whitmore Automobile company
received a carload OF Baker clectrics last
week, which were sold half an hour after
the cars had been set up for show at
the company's garage, r. a. Druehl and
M. NJ Johnson each purchased a VIC
roria; Albert Fisher took runabout, and
Mrs. r. K Woodruff purchased a coupe.
II is said that 1t was the finest shipment
OF electric cars ever received here.
Fishers runabout is the same model
which holds the worlds record for cleo
tries. having been driven $50 miles on a
single battery charge, running at an av-
erage speed of thirteen miles per hour.
y. W Boyer has placed an order for
Victoria, to be delivered as soon as
possible.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24
COLD WEATHER PREVENTS
WHITE COVERING DISTANCE
BY Associated Press.

By Associated GrcSS.
LONDON. April 23.-Graharn White.
the English aviator who started this
morning on a biplane flight from Worm
wood Scrubs. London, for Manchester, In
an attempt to win the prize OF $50. 600
offered by morning newspaper had ac-
complished more than half of the Journey
when compelled 10 descend on account OF
the intense cold. lie hoped however, to
complete his flight this afternoon The
distance between London and Manchester
is 1856 miles and under the terms OF the
prize, only two descents are permitted
White used a Farman bipiane He
reached Rugby tho first stopping place In
two hours and after an hours rest re-
ascended intending 10 fly TO Crewe where
he had arranged TO make his second de-
scent. a few miles north Of Rugby the
aviator, encountered a cold north wind
and after completing 115 miles Of the
trip he was compelled to alight, Today
there was sudden change from warm
to wintry weather and unless the wind
moderates II is doubtful whether the
aviator can complete his flight In one day
as is required The leg from London to
Rugby is eighty-five miles.
Later White decided that he would not
attempt a further flight tonight. He ex-
poets, however, 10 start at o'clock IN the
morning In an effort TO complete the dis
lance In twenty-four hours.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24
NG BUFFALO BOY
MAKES DRIVING RECORD

ongh not OF age, Howard Bauer,
nffalo hoy who has been driving
kland 'i4O' in several OF the I'm
4 hill climbing events of the coun-
as a record that might be envied
,8e twice his years.
1E Bauer has the unique distinction
bning In every event in which he
zen entered. In some events he
jy piloted his machine 10 victory in
nss for which II was entered. but
y won IN the "frce for all'' events,
Ing cars of greater horse power
and selling for much more money.
-rled Off prizes at Morgan Hill, Fort
/ Giants Despair. Mount Vernon,
'ort Hill. Porter HID, Fort Ancient.
Iuin Climb and others. And just
ne that he could do other stunts
Us car besides winning hiil-climbing
Iand making fast time. he won I'm
1ffalo economy test for all water
cars, for the greatest mileage COW
h single gallon OF gasoline and
Rochester mid winter endurance
liking a perfect score.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24
DOCTOR HYDE IS
MAKING A FIGHT
Defense Claims Deaths in the
Swope Home Due to Unsani
tary Conditions.
BY Associated Press.

KANSAS CITY. April 23-Dr Hyde's
attorneys were well pleased with the de-
velopments In the cross examina ton of
Miss Anna Houlihan. nurse, which took
place this morning.
Miss Houlihan admitted she dId not sea
Dr. Hyde administer a capsule 10 Chris
man swope on December S. the day the
patient had his first convulsion.
Practically all Of the entries in the
chart on which she kept records OF Chris
man Swope's condition were made at her
convenience from memory, she said. To-
day, however. she was unable to recall
many facts about the patients illness
without referring to her chart She also
said she left her records at the Swope
house when she left I'm December and
dld not see them again until she was
called before the grand jury during
March,
Owing to attorneys In the swope case
having made arrangements. to take an
other deposition In DR.. Hydes libel suit
this afternoon there was only a morning
session Of court today
Jurors were given the liberty. OF the
game was staged for their benefit on a
diamond Just outside the building. The
Jurors. the majority OF whom have now
two weeks. are well, notwithstanding
their temporary Imprisonment
Miss Anna IIoulihan. the nurse who oc-
cupied the witness chair the greater pa
again today. Her direct examination was
resumed by Special Prosecutor James A
Reed
Mr.. Reed asked the nurse but a few
questions regarding the illness of Mar
garct Swope- Attorney Walsh then took
the witness.
Mr.. Walsh's first question was regard
Ing tho box OF candy which Miss Houiihan
testified yesterday that DIR. Hyde gave to
Stella Swope just seven days before the
young woman stricken with typhoid
Did you see DIR. Hyde give Stella this
candy?" asked Mr.. Walsh.
Yes, sir" she replied.
''Did you see her eat any OF the candy?"
81 did not"
Miss Houlhan said she could not re-
call the size Of the box, nor could she
say whether DR.. Hyde and his wife ate
candy at the house on the day the box Is
said 10 have been presented to Stella
Swope.
Using a plot OF the second floor oe the
Swope house, drawn by DIR. Hyde, Mr..
Walsh developed that three persons were
Ill on that floor and that the plumbing
In the house had been torn out.
Examination OF the witness showed
that DR., Hyde ordered the nurses 10
wait on all OF the patients instead OF
acting individually. in order that each
nurse might have TO work but sixteen
hours n day. Had each been assigned
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24
0DELL WILL EQUIP FAST
TEAM WITH UNIFORMS

The yard men Of the Consolidated
Wagon & Machine company defeated the
office men in a match baseball game Sat
urday afternoon on the Granite diamond
by the score OF S to T. The batteries
were Romncy and Johanscns Jones and
Cameron.
Manager Odell has notified the boys
that he will furnish a baseball outfit for
a team representing the company, and It
is the Intention OF the employees 10 select
tho best nine players who are working
for the company for tho team. This
team will play any amateur organization
in the state and announces that ii is also
open to accept challenges.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24
IA|vSO|V IS GIVEN
FLOWER SHOWER
ha People Greet Him as
|hey Would the King
of England.

,sociated Press,
;skFIA, April 23.-Jack Johnson. the
n pugilist, was given n notable re-
n when he arrived In Omaha to-
10 thousand people were at the sta
= D see the big prize fighter and many
!. 10 on shaking hands with him. The
a was so great the police forced n
1,<eway through which Johnson and
ffe might pass. AS he went through
bills of people he was showercd with
! 3. Immense punches of American
les were presented TO Mrs. Johnson
little white girl.
K Johnson. at q banquet rendered
i)ast night by negroes, discussed his
z fight with Jeffries. lie is quoted
Jas saying.
Nrny fight with Burns I can truth
ssay that I never before entered the
atIfh a heart so full of malice. Mr..
had said many unlsind things about
aid I'm the ring that day l remem-
6|them all. Every time j forced him
{ corner I would ask him il he re-
Jared when he had made some GER
. statement. and / followed ii up
inc OF my best blows.
=. JefTrles. too, has said many harsh
: about me in return for the cour-
that ! have always tried to show
but / shall remember all that on
s,y OF the battle. ] shall ask Mr..
Is in the ring if he recollects GER
4 the things he has said. and for
syecollcction he shall make atone
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24
BUSY WEEK FOR
NEW YORK FIGHT FANS
BY Leased Wire to The Tribune.


NEW YORK. April 23.-Metropolitan
fight fans will have one OF the busiest
weeks next week for a long time, accord
been prepared. With the ketchel-L Lang
ford fight In Philadelphia and Johnny
Coulon matched hero. not to mention
Monte Attell and an all-star card the fol-
lowers OF pugilism will be pretty busy.
The weeks card Is:
Monday-0ohnny Coulon vs.. frankie
Burns at the Brooklyn Marathon: Joe
Roster vs. Knockout Brown at the Oym-
pic y. c.
Tuesday-All-star card at the Brown
y. c.
Wednesday-Monte Attell VI Joe Wag-
ner at the National Sporting club,
w Wednesday-Ketchel VS.. Laneford. In
Philadelphia.
Thursday-Abe Attell We. Tommy Muir
ply at the Empire A. C.
Frlday-Benny Yanger vs. Henry Fiet
at the Longacre A. G.
Three champions are on the cards.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24
RAYMOND -BRACKEN CAN
NOW FURNISH CARS

Charles A. Davis. representing the Pre-
mier Manufacturing company, IS hero
and has notified the Raymond Bracken
company that the factory is now in a
position 10 supply him with cars. Davis
said that he has been unable 10 secure
enough cars TO supply the demand. The
Premier Is one of the elite cars on the
market. and is said 10 be a big fayorite
with those VINO care 10 pay . big price.
Up to the present time eastern agents
have been giving bonus 10 secure cars
and the western agents have been sut-
fering In consequence.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24
BIG DEMAND FOR TICKETS
FOR TWENTY-R0UND BOUT
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune,
OGDEN. April 23.--The interest in the
scheduled Erlenborn- Sinclair match is In
creasirg and many applications are COM
ing In daily from out of town points for
seat reservations. Fircnborn has created
a good impression In his training here
and the fans look forward to n good con-
test. The boys will step into the ring
next Thursday night.
Manager Shumway has made arrange
ments for a special train from Salt Lake
city. Hardy Downing is looking after
the interests OF the contest In Zion and
reports that he has secured over 100 APP
plications for tickets and expects that 500
people will come UP from Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24
MOTOR CARS ARE WANTED
TO TRANSPORT THE MAILS

The postof1ce department is advertis-
ing for bids on electric or gasoline motoc
car service between the postofflCe In this
city and the depots, to begin July 1 and
continue for four consecutive years In
the past, tho mail has been taken be-
tween the office and the depot by horses
or mules. Bids will be received any time
before May 10 next.
1t will require about four cars 10 de-
liver the mail i'm good shape. three to be
in use constantly, with one for emergency
purposes. Assistant Postmaster Kessler
said saturday that he thought II would
greatly assist the scrNica.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24
Auto Endurance Run.
BY Associated Press.

PUEBLO. Colo. April 23-An anto-
mobile endurance run from Hutchinson
Kan. 70 Pueblo ended tonight when
seventeen cars pulled up at the quarters
Of the National Irrigation Congress at
exactly Z O'Clock. Six OF the cars were
original starters, while the others were
picked up along the route.
Tomorrow the members OF the party
will go to Canon City to go over the
Skyline Drive. The party VIII return to
Pueblo tomorrow night and will then pro-
ceed to Hutchinson over the Dropos ed
Central Kansas, Colorado boulevard
All the cars were in good condition and
no mishaps were encountered
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24
ED TEAM FINDS
SOLDIERS HARD TO BEAT

|soccer football games were PLAYED
Az afternoon on the Fort Douglas
first game was won by a picked
Rom Salt Lake, which defeated
aant IElliott's eleven by the close
Df 3 10 ?. The soldiers played a
ame and are fast improving in the
/ of the game.
Eecond game was Won by the Blues.
,fcated the Whites by the score OF
Salt Lake BOYS viii play the SOL
Rgdin next Wednesday, afternoon.
me to he called at $50 O'Clock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24
SALT LAKE TEAM WILL
PRACTICE AT THE FORT

The Salt Lake league baseball team will
hold practice on the Fort Douglas dia-
mond this afternoon and all expert da
mond artists are invited TO attend.
Manager Good says that he has been
notified that the Salt Lake team will be
in position TO announce lineup before
the close of the week. The directors OF
the team have been doing some hustllng
and say that they have nearly secured
enough funds 10 place a first class team
In the field
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24
Bywater Takes Ford,

The Meredith Automobile company
which secured the agency for the Ford
last week, made its initial sale OF n
Ford car Saturday afternoon. Henry ].
Bywater was the purchaser. Bywater
said that he tried several makes Of cars
but found the Ford best suited for his
his new car and the smooth manner in
which II rlIns
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24
Travis Wins CUP
Ry Associated Press

BY Associated Press.
LAKEWOOD. n. J.. April 2s.-walter
j. Travis OF Garden City won the Chief
cup In the final round of the open golf
tournament at the Country club OF Lake
wood today. defeating Fred K HERES
hof Of WestbroolS. who won the tourna-
ment over the same course last fall.
Travis made tho round in 7e, as against
So for Herreshoff
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24
Baseball Booming,
Special to The Tribune.

Special to Tho Tribune.
LOGAN. April 23.-The Aggies defeated
the Wcllsville team here this afternoon
IN a slugging contest by the score of
23 10 i3
The b. y. beat the Oneida Stake
academy al Preston, Ida. by the score
OF l6 to /.
Last Friday the Aggies defeated the
Preston students by the score OF 10 TO 9
i'm this city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24
Maxwell Car Selected.

President w J, Morgan OF the Motor
Contest association. Inc. under whose
auspices the Around New Jersey Relia-
bility Contest" will be held on May 10
and II, has awarded the pathfnding work
to the Maxwell -Briscoe Motor company.
Vice President J. u. Maxwell has nomi
mated a 30-horsepower, four cylinder
Maxwell as the one 10 be used In map
ho
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24
SHELTER CITY LEAGUERS
WILL PRACTICE TODAY

Manager Marsettss Smelter City
leaguers will meet at Smiths corner to-
practice game. MaIgetts says that hs
has about decided upon his lineup for
the league team. but will work his men
In several games before definitely decld-
ING npon his lineup.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24
McGoorty Returns.

sOEIaIcd TFeSs.
April 23.-Eddie Nc
the Oakland middlcweight who
81 returned from a tour of Eng
nd Ireland. today accepted terms
4 Hugo Kelly OF Chicago before the
Athletic club May I. They Will
POUNDS under the decision rule.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24
Lewis Lewis Bout Evon.

BY Leased Wire to The Tribune
PARIS. April 23.-Wnlie Lewis Of New
York and Harry Lewis OF Philadelphia
fought twenty rounds TO n draw tonight
before an immense crowd al the Cirque
de Paris. This Is the second time these
men have divided honors in ring battles
hcrp
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24
Night Stops Tie Game.

The Lake and Park Street baseball
teams played tic game al Liberty park
Saturday afternoon after eleven innings
Of hard work. After the teams settled
down 10 work neither seemed 10 he able
to score and the game had to be called
on account OF darkness.
Batteries-Rudine, SoreDsen and Mel
son: Thorne, Squires, Julian and Wis
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24
Pool Tournament.

A handicap pool tournament for class
A players VIII he held at the Jcvnc
academy commencing next week, En-
tries Will close the latter part of the
week and all those who wish 10 compete
for the prizes offered are invited to en-
ter for thc tournament.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24
Bantams Fight a Draw.

BY Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS. April 2s.-The ten
round bout between Jcm Kendrick, ban
tam weight champion OF England. and
Patsy Brannigau of Pittsburg here To-
night was declared q draw
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24
Us. 0. B. Match Game.

keith-O Brien clerks will try 10
matters with the E.-O'B. dcliv-
u In match game TO be played
Sers field this morning. The game
4 for 10 o'clock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24

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u which not only protected the i'u
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settles on the PREMIER. Get the
iacts-lnspect the 1910 models.
q How 10 Buy a Motor Car We
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OF which we will send you free
the asking. Write for it.