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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-22

1t is Just like a horse race, First.
You have TO have the horse, and next
the driver that can get the best out
Of him, and is the best Judge Of speed
and pace. | try TO lay back and let
them trot their heads off and then 90
To the whip down the stretch and finish
strong. OF course. | get set down for
bad ride in one or two heats each
season.
q don't get excited about these
ball games. II they beat me today.
| know there III be another game to-
morrow. and il a fellow can keep up
the old con-fee-di.c he'll come
along somewhere Every horse is al
lowed one break in a heat. if It Isn Z
too long. and still can win. In race
fellow oughtn't t TO go 10 the whip
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-22
MANAGER GOOD IS
BADLY HANDICAPPED
Unsettled Financial Condition
of Proposed Zion Team Is
Having It's Effect. .

Manager Good OF the Salt Lake base
bail team has signed n. {, Hopkins one
Of the most promising young twlrlers in
tho west. ror the present season. Hop
kius Is southpaw and will be a ysIua-
bic addition 10 the team.
Good says that he has Hnc lot OF
players in sight, but owing 10 tho un-
settled financial condition OF the Salt
Lake team he * handicapped when II
comes To closing Tor the players services
FOR the season.
The directors of the Salt Lake club
viii meet at IL 4. m. today In the offic"
% John Toblu Ht tho Judge building,
when II viii be definitely decided what
plans are 10 be adopted TO raise money
for the baseball fund.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-22

Dyspepsia Is Americas curse. Bur.
dock Blood Biticrs conqucrs dyspepsia
every time. II drives out impurities.
tones the stomach. restores perfect diCes-
uon. normal weight, and good health
Itching. bleeding protrudiue or blind
piles Yield To DoauS Ointment Chronic
cases soon relieved, finally cured Drug
gists all sell IT,
Dosns Eegulets cure constipation with
out gripping, nausea. nor any Weakening
effect, Ask your druggist for them -
cents per box.
For any pain from ton to toe from any
cause. apply DR. Thum1S Eclectic OIL
Pain can't stay where IL j. used.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-22
LIKELY DIEUD0NNE BEATS
MANY FAST SPRINTERS

OAKLAND. Cal. April Gl.-ihkelY
Dieudonuc beat some OF the fastest
sprInters on the coast when he won the
g. \. y. Encampment handicap at
EmcryEillc today CloudliGht was ia
voTitc for the event. but got away badly
Likely picudonne was In front practi-
cally all the race and won driving from
Spohn and Enfield
NoygoTod proved surprise by winning
the third at odds OF p 10 J.
Summary:
First race. four furongs. purse-Jocl;
Strvker. lo9 CThomasj. 10 .. won;
Hwick lie tMcBridGcJ.- . 10 :. second:
Abclla. lo9 DKcnU. ? 10 .. third. Time,
:+S S-5. Sel1ta Brana. Lizard Green
Isle. Rosenta. FOntella Amala Abe
slupsIIey and Waco BIZ finished as
named.
second race, six furIones-s,. Francis
10 lBoren. 10 !, won; Burning Bush
los (Molesw~th). To J. second, Anne
McGcc. l02 CkcuO, . to I. third. Time
ia As. JillctJ, Blackshccp. Molio Mont
rose. Gretchen c.. odd Rose and Salnest
finished ms named
Third race. six furloues. sellinG-Nov-
eorod l0l ,BuxtonD. 20 TO ]. won: Ba-
monica. 1O5 Thomas. 3 TO /. second; DR..
DouGherty, 100 CSelden), II 10 :. third.
Time, ia 2-5. Blly Myer Argonaut and
Good Ship finished as named.
Fourth race. five and half furlonGs.
G. \. r. EncampmenJ handicap-LiSely
Dieudonne. los (Selden). % to .. won;
Spohn. I0i (kedcrisl. T. to !, second.
Enfield. Io6 (Molesworthl. II 10 ., third.
Time. 1906 9-5. Chester Krumvern. Cloud
light. Meddliug Hannah and Galvesca nm
iShcd as named
Fifth race. mile and seventy yards
Don ENRIQUE ll2 (Cavanaugh). To l.
won: Miss Naomi. l06 (CnllaEhan). IL to
l. second: Dixie Dixon. 90 Crhomas,
10 10. third Time. IL As. Right Sort.
Silver Line. Springban, Mike Jordan and
Dorothy ledgett finished as named
Sixth race. six and half furlongs. sell
ing-May sutton 100 'Thomasl. TO !.
won: Recon. l06 C<enO. 10 10 .. second,
Eddie Granoy. 100 CWiuiamsD, TO !.
third Time. l:20 3-j. Biskra, Hampass.
BanroSe. Galene Gale. Round and Round.
Gceco and Pretension finished as named.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-22
JeffrieS and Johnson Continue to
Tell Their Friends How
Easy 1t Is to Win.
HIGH SCHOOL WINS
FROM FORT DOUGLAS
Teams Take Turns Leading the
Score; Batting Rally in
Seventh Decides Game.

FEc high school baseball team defeat.
od tho Ecgimcntsl team Thursday after
noon on the fort diamond by the close
score OF 10 3. The game was fast from
the start and the result was In doubt
un,m Tho last over 900 people attend
cd The game.
The soldiers took the lead in the third
inning.
IN, high school tied the score IN ;he
fourth ON n home run by Rumncy. The
soldiers we're shut out In the fourth and
Ufth. but Rolf again placed the soldiers
lu tiI" lead in tho sixth by making q
home run. The high school came 10 the
bat iu tho seventh ana hammered out
Two runs, which won The game. Tho sol
di'Is we're shut out in the last OF the
seventh.
Jensen Tor tho high school pitched =
great game Ilo struck out nine men and
made three assists and ono putout He
also made one hit aud one run. R1Dlon.
Tor tho soldiers. was effective at times,
but allowed hits when runs were made
lie struck out Ave men.
Tho Upgup.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-22
THOMPSON WANTS SIDE
BET TO BOX COLLINS

Tho probable match FOR the ogden May
date may he between Maurice Thompson
Of Butte and "Brdlcg Collins OF Salt
Lake city. Manager Jack kanncr. o;
Thompson. Is iu the city trying "a close
ARRANGEMENTS for the contest. but says
that Thompson VIII not meet Collins m
less the lajt"u. agrees 10 make side bet
Of $500. Kguncr SAYS that he does not
believe in boxing solely for the gate re-
Ccipts as uftcntimcs the receipts do not
paw the training expenses.
Thompson is now In training AT Nc
Carthy's gym at Butte, and. while he
is stil n trinc heavy. ne Is sure nc can
make lSS pounds. the weight Collins is
willing To box at.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-22
Player Knocked Out.

Los ANGELES. April 2I-Curt!s
Bernhard. right fielder for Los Angeles
curves IN the game with Vernon today
and was unconscious for twenty min
utes. lie Was taken 10 the club house
where physicians worked on him FOR
some time. No serious results are looked
FOR
Superior stick work won for Los An
Eles, 10 :. Il II. l..
Vernon ...... ...............s 7 .
Batterles-;ntt. Hogan ana Brown; Ma
sic and Brown
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-22
Hard Hitting,

BOSTON, April 2l.-Boston almost re-
versed the score Of yesterdays game.
winning today. 10 TO 3. Stahl cleared the
bases In the second !nning with a home
run. and Carrigan and KarGer each hit
for four bases in the eighth r. II. r..
washington ,..., ..............-. J
Boston ...... .................iO !
Batteries-Walkcr, Groom and Street:
karEnr and CArrilIn
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Pitchers Battle.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2l.-In Pitch
crs' battle today. New York defeated
Philadelphia, ] 10 o. Ford secured nine
strikc-outs, including Davis's four times
and did not give n base on balls. r. III. l..
New York ..-.................l 4 ]
Philadelphia ...,................0 5 =
Batteries-Ford and Sweeney; Morgan
and Livingston
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-22
Players Are Safe.

CHICAGO. April PA report that
Pitcher Overall and Outfielder Sheckard
/ Of the Chicago Nationalists were killed
\ In n railroad wreck near st. Louis to-
! day is without foundation. The team
| Intact. was present at the West Side
| park today. when the local season opened
! with Cincinnati.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-22
Close Contest.

NEW YORK. April 2l.-New York de-
ieated Boston today. : To ? in game
featured by Narquard's pitching and
Doyle's hitting. The New York pitcher
twisted his ankle In sliding Into second
In the sixth Inning and had 10 leave the
field x III. H..
Boston ...... ...-................2 : q
New hoTk .-..s..-.. .-.-.....-..... :"
Bstteries-Curiiss, Brown and Graham
MaTQuard. Crandall and Mvcr.
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-..---..-,,-..-..-..--..--..--......-.--
king Will Report.

KANSAS CITY. April 2l.-John King
said this afternoon To the Associated
Press. when told ot President Hermann ;
threat of suspension:
Il Will leave for Chicago. Saturday
night. and report for duty with the Chi
C9go National League team soon as
arrive -hprn. ."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-22
CLARKE Is ANXIOUS /
WIN CHANP|

4 T.. Pye las received
Jack Clarke. announcing IA,
A. Mcfarland Will cave r.
week IN April. and expect h
Lake City about the mia.
Clarke says that he and ~
riding in good form and cxo>.
n general cleanup here. 81
expects 10 win the western Il
and next IAN will meet Franz +
the national championship lr
races.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-22
Maps Draw n Blank.

CLEVELAND, O.. April 2I-Cleye-
lands new ball park was dedicated today
in the presence OF ar enormous crowd.
The dedication was not auspicious for
Cleveland. as Detroit won ) to 10 O.
Cleveland could do little with Willctt
Detroit bunched hits in the third and
seventh RHE
Cleveland .. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT = |
Detroit . ,...,........ a
Batteries: Young and Clarke. Wllett
and Stanage
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-22
Major Leagues
AMERICAN
Eighth Inning Rally.

ST. LOUIS. April II An eighth inning
rally. which netted st. Louis four runs.
gave the local team victory over Chi
cago this afternoon in tho opening game
OF the season. An immense crowd Wit
messed the game, necessltating ground
rules. Score. f, II l.
Chicago ....................... 4
st. Louis ,....... Observation-Disclosures 6 |
Batteries-Walsh and Payne. Lake
Waddell and Stephens.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-22
NAT lONAl
Brown Holds Down Hits.

CHICAGO. April 2l.-ChicaGo easily
defeated Cincinnati t 10 l. here today.
Brown kept the visitors hits scattered.
while Bcebe was hit hard. and Coveleski
was Wild. r. IL. II.
Chicago ................... IL ]
Cincinnati .....................1
Batteries Brown and Necdham; Beebe,
Covelesk and Mclean.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-22
D NIi llIN' W.
High School.
SnlhIers
Glidden Tour

MEMPHIS. Tenn. April 2l.-Duder Ia
vOrabs weather conditions the Glidden
tour pathfinder for 1910 loft here at 9
o'clock on its journey 10 Helena. Ark.
The pathfinder viii proceed from Helena
20 T.ittle Rock, with Dallas. Tex. as lis
nbipctivs pOiui
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-22

CLEVELAND. o., April eI.-Au-
gust Hermann OF tho National Base
bali commission today wired John
King at Kansas CITY that unless he
reported Tor duty on the Chicago
National League Baseball team by
Monday. his reinstatement would
be postponed FOR year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-22
Brooklyn III Hard Luck.

BROOKLYN. April 2l.-Morcn shut out
the Brooklyns with only two hits today.
and scored the only run OF the game for
Philadelphia with three-baEger. \
slow throw TO the plate by Daubcrt as
sisted Morcn. Philadelphia played er-
rorlcSs ball r. H. H..
Philadelphia .., ..,.-.............l o
Brooklyn ..... ...................U . |
Batteries Moren and Doom: Wilhelm,
Barger and Bergen.
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American Association

At ilwaukec-Kansas City .: MI
waukee /.
At Columbus Toledo ]: Columbus >.
~ uisville-lndianapo g. Louis
yile ..
At ST. Psul-Minueapolis 0, ST Paul :
College Baseball.
Al New Iork-Fordham. .; Tufts. o.
ADDITIONAL SPORTING NEWS ON
PAGE THIRTEEN
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Freshmen Win Game.

The second OF the series OF baseball
games in the class series at The varsity
was played Thursday afternoon between
tho seniors and the freshmen, the latter
winning ny q score OF l6 10 s.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-22
Minor Leagues
PACIFIC LEAGUE
Wild Throw Ends Game.

OAKLAND. Cal. April 2I.-Wih the
score tied. wild throw by Henley IN
the ninth inning gave todays game To-
Sacramento. TO :. II. H. T..
cHcthtneuto ..........-......' =
san Francisco ...................5 8
Batteries and Fournler.
Henley. Miller and Berry
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Bill Is Unconstitutional.

COLUMBUS, O.. April 2i.-Goveruor
Harmon today vetoed the Anderson Sun
dav baseball bill on the ground That ii is
unconstitutional. The bill provided WI
lagos and cities shall have the right 20
Vote ou Sunday baseball.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-22
Weston Still Going.

SYRACUSE. y. Y. April 2l.-Edward
Payson Weston reached Lyons at 1866
a. IN. today and left after fifteen min
utes' rcst. Ho plans to stay at Port
Byron tonight reaching Syracuse at a
m. tomorrow, and leave at p. m. for
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-22
Knapp Loses Out.

PORTLAND. Or April Il Oakland
tcil on krapp's curves for six hita Ia Tho
last three Innings. which netted five runs
ana Won todays game from Portland
= =" - R.lI r
Oakland .... q a
Portland ~ :
Battcries. Christian and Mite. Knapp
and Murray.
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back. Then. when | have 4
| IN fresh.
q" Every player has his ss
doing things; and usually IA
is better than any way ID
taught. y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-22
Boys s'Suits

Jacket and pants suits in double
breasted style-but fabrics in all
wool varieties for spring wear.
Suits that viii stand the hard
knocks and look well all the time.
knickerbocker trousers. well made
throughout Friday and Saturday.
the suit. very special
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-22
Team Needs Money
[ WIN

ieht. 1910. by Joseph b. Bowles)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-22

BY FRANK SCHULTZ.
Right Fielder of the Chicago National League CIuo
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Killing IN BAD.

..,-.....-.:-s,.--.-.--.'..-.:--,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20
CONTRACTORS SAY COUNTY
FAILED TO DELIVER ROCK

The board Of supervisors received
two claims for damages against the
county yesterday, they being filed by
contractors for alleged non-delivery Of
rock in August for road work under
the good roads project.
The Barber Asphalt Paving company
asked $3.50 for failure to receive suf-
ficient rock on the Whittier road.
George O. Pennebaker and A. Bent,
building the Bassett road, requested
S5S37. So, due to the alleged non-delivery
of rock. The claims will be investi-
gated by the supervisors.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20
TAFT coMMUTEs SENTENCE

LEAVENWORTI, Kas., Sept. 19.-
Federal prison authorities received to-
day a Communication of sentence signed
by President Taft for Samuel j. Ken
nedy of Wichita, sent to prison March
23, 1905, for counterfeiting. kennedy
Sentence was six years and nine
months. The Communication was won by
pnnd conduct.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20

world to follow. There is in all his
tory says Mr.. Bartholdt, mo lesson
as instructive as is the agreement be-
tween the United States and Great
Britain with respect to Canada. This
treaty has been the means of pernna-
nent peace between Canada and the
United States, and to arrange on the
eve of the third Hague conference an
impressive celebration of this histori-
cal event is a splendid idea, because
it will carry the lesson that the peace
between all the other nations be safe
guarded in exactly the same manner"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20
BARTENDER is DROWNED

OROVILLE, Sept ,19.-Herman Lucke
a bartender of this place, was drowned
at 4 D. m. yesterday in attempting to
wade in the Feather river. Lucke met
his dealt. before the eyes of COM
panion, oscar Erhitzseth, and scores
of persons who had gathered on the
bank, but none was able to aid him.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20
lNFANTILE PARALYSIS is
NOW SPREADING TO FOWLS
Only Safe Place for Poultry Ap-
parently Is Cold Storage

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-Are fowls
subject to infantile paralysis? Poultry
fanciers in this vicinity are said to
hold an affirmative view, and the
deaths of many chickens and ducks
that have occurred recently are
ascribed to the disease. The symptoms
shown are said to be different from any
heretofore observed among ailing poul-
try, but are strikingly suggestive of
those shown by children afflicted with
paralysis. The disease among the
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20
The Number Is Limited
owls, whatever it may be. has become

fowls, whatever 1t may be. has become
epidemic.
II am not at all certain said DR..
Schroeder of the bureau of animal in
dustry, that the fowls 1 examined
were afflicted with infantile paralysis,
but If such is the case some means
should be taken at once to stop the
spread of the disease. If tha fowls
are affected it no doubt would be quite
possible for them to communicate the
disease to human beings, and they
would be a source of great danger in
the community"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20
COUNTY ACCEPTS THREE
SECTIONS OF GOOD ROADS

Following an inspection made by the
board of supervisors recently, three
new sections of the good roads work,
completed under contract with the
highway commission, were accepted
yesterday by the supervisors.
The sections are No. l of Washington
street division, the Slauson- Compton
Florence avenue division, and the
northerly portion of the harbor boule-
ward
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20
TWO SERIOUSLY INJURED
IN ROCK ISLAND WRECK

Ell PAsO, Tex, Sept ia Rock
island passenger train, which left Eel
Paso yesterday over the tracks Of the
El Paso and Southwestern railroad,
was ditched near Las Tanos last night,
all the cars leaving the track and all
but the Pullman turning over.
Mrs T. T. Marsh of Bernardino,
Ariz.. and Mrs. ]. S. Sellers of st.
Tosenh. Mo, were seriously injured,
No other passengers suffered, accord
ing to railroad officials. The accident
was due to the soft roadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20

lon that in order to arrive at complete
understanding as to the present situation
of the highway improvement and the et-
ficiency of the commission and its en-
ployes It would be necessary to investigate
fully the organization of the highway ooIn-
mission, the pledginG of the county Tor
the bonds for the highways and all mat
ters leading up to the present date, from
the time of the inception of the good
rnads movement.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20
SALARY TOO SMALL

Incidentally, it ought TO be remarked
that the salary Of chief engineer of this
county betrays a false sense Of economy.
The position OF chief engineer in the
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20
PEARSON SUBMITS REPORT

George NJ. Pearson, the only member
of the investigation committee who
submitted a minority statement dis
agreeing with the committee only IN
the recommendation that the highway
commission be asked to resign and
concurring in all other respects, made
the following report:
''I do not agree in the recommenda-
ton that the highway commission be
requested to resign or with the find
ings inconsistent with the following
conclusion:
II find the commission and it's en-
ployes at the present time to be ell
ficient, experienced and doing splen-
did work. 1t has never been my pleas
ure to inspect better work or better
methods of construction.
1.-THE most bitter critics admit that
your commissioners are honest men.
They have been educated and equipped
for their duties by long experience in
this particular work, a qualihcatlon
which no other men in Los Angeles
county possess. The taxpayers, in my
Judgment, should not be deprived OF
the benefits of their experience.
II find no political influences affect
ing the efficiency of the highway COM
mission, unless the attacks of the ad-
yisory committee can be construed to
be harmful.
Your highway commission is en-
titled to the gratitude of the people for
the fact that Los Angeles county owns
it's rock quarries and has an unl1m-
tied supply of crushed rock, at prices
ranging from 531s to 55 cents per ton
on board cars.
with the present efficient organiza-
tion, your highway Improvement will
be completed within the estimate
and as planned by your commission,
by December 81, 1912, and probably
before that date.
GEORGE NJ. PEARSON"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20

Polishing Iron has rounded
bill to roll collars and cuffs and
to bring back the luster to lin
en- and mercerized goods.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20
ENGINEER Is CRITICIZED

The engineer members of the inves-
tigation committee, H. Hawgood, A. T.
Fletcher and George M. Pearson, In
their special report, which dealt only
with the engineering features of the
good roads work, found that CHER
Engineer Loder was inexperienced and
incapable at the time of his appoint
ment, at the recommendation of the
advisory committee, but added that
since taking up the work he has shown
marked improvement and is now
keeping up to the demands of the oc-
casion."
The engineers further found and rec
commended that the personal signature
of the chief engineer should be at
tached to all plans; that the advisory
committee was mistaken in its charge
that shortly after the bond election
the highway commission was in pos
session Of funds from the sale of the
bonds and lost valuable time by not
at once proceeding with the work; that
the delay was due to the controversy
with the supervisors; that if repairs
are made systematically the road work
so far completed should last indefinite;
": that the engineer was not to blame
for the faulty work on Prospect ave-
nue. and Ell Monte road, and that the
contract for Whittier road was not let
as charged "at an exceedingly high
figure"
An attached report also gives the
reasons for the many delays in the
establishment of Pacoima quarry, and,
the engineers admit, this report sim
dicates much vacillation in the mat
ter"