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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-26
TWO MONTHS IN JAIL
Twenty Militant Suffragettes Given
"MarfyrdOm" ia London.

London Nov 25.-Twenty suffra-
gettes who were arrested during the
night for smashing windows In the
government offices were sentenced in
the Bow street court today 10 two
months each.
In pronOuncing sentence Sir Albert
De RutZen. chief magistrate Of the
metropolitan police courts said.
You disorderly women have been
treated with too much leniency in the
past.
ceived sentences today are widely
known.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-26
INFANT PRODIGY PUT ON The.
WITNESS STAND BY SHIPPERS
Youth of I9 Summers TeStJfes at
Interstate Commerce Commits
sion Hearing

[XTAsHNGToN, Nov 25-severa witnesses including
w still in his today the
crease hearing before the Interstate commerce commission Henry C. Barlow
Chicago director the Chicago
of the Evansville Fe Hute railroad allied lines
the Wisconsin Central Cincinnati
OF the Receivers and Shippers association that
associated with the Queen Crescent and
Baltimore nineteen old whose
headed off examination the days witnesses
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-26
PRESIDENT TAFT CHARGED
With Being Indifferent
First Session of the Deep Water
way Convention Productive of
Political Fight

CT LOUIS Nov discharges that growing Indifferent
toward deeper waterway for the Mississippi river
which held here
of heartily
the delegates during the reading his address
that President Taft the of
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-26

Silver, 547sc.
Copper, catholics, l2.65c.
Lead, per 100 lbs, s4.43.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-26
Box Elder County.

Brigham city. Nov 25.-The people
of Brigham CITY are very indignant over
the raise in the price of coal from S5.25
90 S6.25. and while the question has
been agitated 20 some extent, no steps
have been taken as yet to solve the
matter The old price was considered
too high. but the recent raise is con-
Continued on Page Nine.)
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-26
UTAHS GROWTH DEPENDS upon Cheaper FUEL

M ANUFAcTURING indispensable that has commercial
VI billions No largely population unless its people employ
and homeske cannot be attracted in numbers unless they reasonably
the thriving municipalities they might easily be unless of employment hand to
he the world shows that their location
fuel reasonable manufacturing and industrial cities result
supreme necessity t factories workshops
The the market for location for looks his
II ? Of d bd ne reasonable te promoter y oyeo
of
field v 1t
each of them
Salt Lake has vacant houses have Provo Ogden Logan and other chief
They employment
sns IaGCs 4nG WORKSHOP TG ma SUBSISTENCE @ @ f Impossible so og
country Utah coal trust throat grow the
and sold to the southern Pacific railroad for Sn9 ton That was lump coal the kind Of
nothing slack when the coal paid for he has
miner pounds
Que difference isn't there between lump coal at $40 ton thirteen and
ctrs $50 and make because costs them absolutely nothing
We al. want build Utah and impossible task remains at
grow They want see get factory or two as lure for hoker but thew cannot
@ in re bt a omi7 t b tboSt tb @ tt ~ 0 most Oh US
As the mining district the distributing for this
question to and
The o
the
money of
tfHf addsto impetus
shops the thought gd the heart of every citizen And would not be necessary tax
the Rpy s dh meet Expense 4s%ng the b factories and
workshops with her streets the morning and evening hours filled with wormen
O buying comforts uzurie with additions
you' andno
Yes, if the condition permitted
nothing but the ABSOLUTE destruction f f us and esae e % e can do
ct The longer remains phItNe price the
program of the people is likely to be
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
HORSES WILL GO
HERE ON MAY IA
Delaware Horse Show ASSOCia
ton to Open Matinee Sea-
son on That Date

The annual matinee season OF tho
Delaware Horse Show Association viii
open ON May "A. with a big entry OF
horses In some fast racing. Horse
SHOW Park is now nlling up with
trainers and their horses and within
a few days the horses witUgo out for
their first trials. Officers Of the as
ISOLATION are looking forward To- an
other successful season.
Although announcement has not been
made Of the purchase OF any new rae
ing horses by. local drivers. Howard r.
Wallace. president Of the association.
said this morning that several new
horses would likely be started here this
summer. A few OF these horses are
now here, but their names are not an
nounced because their owners have not
yet decided to enter them in the
matinees. II is likely that at least two
OF the city's fastest horses. Expedition.
Jr. and 81. Louis. will not be seen
on the local track after this year. their
owners, NJ. +. Hayden and DR.. w. T.
Miller. respectively. having announced
that these horses are for sale. Local
horses. however. may buy In the horses
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
STUDEBAKER co.
Opens Branch in Wilmington
in Charge Of E. Gerry
Brown

The Studobaker Company has just
opened a new branch Office in VIII
mington. which will he in personal
charge of Il. Gerry Brown, formerly
of the Philadelphia branch. under
which branch jurisdiction the VIII
mington Office viii be conducted.
The Studebaker Company have always
argued and maintained that .'irect
company branches gave the proper
protection to owners and il was ulti-
mately the best for the company. as
IL eliminates the possibility Of changing
agents from time TO time, keeps the
company in closer personal touch with
the owners and assures The owner
OF proper attention and consideration
at all times.
Wilmington motorists will be inter-
ested in the opening Of this branch
because the Studebaker Company have
the largest line Of motor vehicles-both
electric and gasoline pleasures cars de-
livery wagons, trucks, etc. of any
manufacturer. and the significant fact
of recognition by the Studebaker Com
pany of the importance Of Wilmington
as an automobile centre and distribut-
ing point for the State of Delaware.
The new local branch will be I'm the
commodious Cahill and Company's
Building. at Second and French streets.
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
PEERLESS F. C.
PICKS ITS MEN
AbrahamS Announces Names
Of Men Who Will Play
With Him This Year

After weeks OF investigation Manager
Abrahams. OF Peerless r. G. has an
nounoed the personnel OF his squad. He
has let two Of the boys so and the re-
mainder will report next Saturday for
their first real practice Abrahams' great
est set back VIII be in the catcher's po-
sition. Miniken, the star OF seevral past
seasons teams having left the city.
For that position Abrahams has secured
Phillips, former Eastern Shore League
player. who comes highly recommended.
In the pitching line Ahrahams win have
last seasons standbys. Lnff and Croney.
Two other men are under consideration
but as tho team plays only one game a
week others are not necessary unless they
have the ability to play In other positions.
Al frstbase Stiiiwell. last seasons star
all around man Will try out Stillwcn play
ed every position but pitcher and batted
we'll. He was in fact the Johnny" Hum
mel' OF the team Ray, a new man, viii
also try TO cover that sack.
At the second station spiedel and PEN
mock, both former Peerless men, "Curley''
Abrahams and a player vet TO be an
nounced will attempt TO keep the grass
from growing around that spot.
The shortstop position will find the most
candidates. among them being Pfener.
Church League star, Muliin, ono OF last
seasons all around men. GIL. WE'LL
known inheider and two more whom Man
ager Abrahams declines TO name until
definite arrangements are made with
them
Al the last station viii BE sound Clarke.
who with "Chic' King. proved the third
base sensation OF the city last season and
another out or town player who does not
desire his name mentioned al this time
He is a "crack" pitcher but can also play
the bae.
His list OF candidates for the outhed are
by far the strongest ever represented on
a team IN this city none excepted. IL VIII
consist OF Morgan, ODonnen Redman,
Finger. Mullin. all last seasons men and
Joe Taggart and "Chic" weldin, new
ones.
Finger is also a pitcher OF excellent ahil.
fly as Is Taggart. Weldin is catcher ol
no mean ability.
From the list Il will be seen that Peer
less has good chance Of bringing hom'
the cup.
Abrahams is trying more men than III
usually does but some Of tho youngsteri
have been under his eye for several sea
sons and he thinks the time IS ripe q
produce them. This is especially true o
Mulun. Pfener and "Curley" Abraham'
All are fast nelders hut are little wea
with the stick, but after they have bee
under the instruction OF Scout Morga
and oDonnell II is expected they wi
- show UP exceptionally we'll. An tnin,
= considered Peerless will have the be
year Of It's history.
Evening journal., 1910-03-21

Some people think that a man like
"scotty" should be engaged in a business
other than baseball.
O-O-O
we cannot feel very sorry for those
people who get stung again on RED"
walsh.
900
Mike" Flood needs the money, so
what's the use Of condemninghim for be-
ing hold-out7
40. those goggles that "Brick" Har-
rington is carrying around are not going
10 keep his peeps off anything that will
come his way.
O-0-0
we sincerely trust that Chase will rise
higher this season and do something that
VIII make him lookl something like a
star.
A great deal might be written about Bill
Crouch. but what's tho use? Grifth
wouldn't appreciate it.
800
BY special arrangement Mckinney will
be permitted to hold down first carver
again for DUPONT
0-0-o
Regular eggs may De ndQ cheaper IN
New Castle Just now. Better lay in a
supply to help make the jumps visits
there a little more comforting
O-0-O
with the bunch IN sight Prentiss ought
10 be able to hold his place in front in
definitely.
Traynor is worried. He had to call the
veteran Csrvin' into consultation yester-
day Occurs to us that better advice is
obtainabe.
O--O--O
II IS inumated that the mere thought
Of not having to take training trip has
put Mannerins in almost perfect playing
shape.
0--0-O
Why Is it that McAvory IS not given
more opportunities by the dupont man
sser? It looks like restraint Of trade and
hish-handed discrimination. II does.
really.
0-0-0
II IS distressing to think that limited
space forbids wider discussion at this
time of the Mousley-Grnfith situation.
we have yet TO hear that Brookwood
has been out for practice. Perhaps they
won't start until the season opens. And
then
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
TRI-C!TY TROTTING
MEET IS FAVORED.
Philadelphia Road Drivers En-
thuSiaStiC Over Events
With Wilmington and
Baltimore

The great interest which is being man
ifested by the light harness horsemen in
Philadelphia and suburbs is bearing fruit
in the way Of new members who are
rapidly Joining the Philadelphia Road
Drivers Association. Seven new members
at the last meeting and already that many
more have sent in applications. and 9TH
er wel-known drivers are looking for
horses~so they can take part in the races
this coming season.
At the last directors meeting, President
Cunningham appointed special commit
tee, consisting OF First vioe-President o.
d. Shank, Director James Bell. Mark p
Wells. Ash Pennington and Lewis Hess,
to confer with the committee from Balti-
more and Wilmington TO arrange the date
for the tri-city meeting between the Road
Drivers Associations Of these three
cities
The probabilities are that tho half-mile
track at Belmont will be finished in time
for the Philadelphia Association to hold
their meeting on the half-nile track. as
they have a half-mile track at Wilmington
and Baltimore and this would put them
all on an equal basis.
The committee would like very much for
any members OF the association that has
any suggestions 10 make in reference to
the inter-city races TO call on any one OF
them. and state fully his thoughts on the
associations OF Wilmington and Balti-
more.
The directors at the late meeting passed
resolution that entities each member
who paid his dues and received his yearly
card TO free admission TO all the Outdoor
events which will be held in Philadelphia
for the coming year.
President Cunningham. OF the Road
Drivers Association, has a number OF
new plans for entertaining the members
this coming season. which will be given
full publicity in a short time.
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
NOTES FROM THE
SEMI'S TRAINING CAMPS
Sore arms. sore arms
Witch hazel, witch hazel,
Rub, rub, rub.

Sore arms. sore arms
Witch hazel, witch hazel,
Rub, rub, rub.
Since Harry Thomas picture appear
ed in the store at Second and Monroe
streets It has been crowded. There 9
a reason.
some one said "Tom" is going TO
name a cigar after himself.
The people Of Newport are bound to
have a good team. The men are get
ting in condition by helping to put the
grounds in shape, so it is said.
While Highlanders are wondering
why "Bob" Waters picture does not
appear in the paper, q word Of ex-
planation might 60.
Bob 'went to local studio, the
proprietor looked at him and said,
Want it taken in sections" We guess
that discouraged Bob.
Say fellows. Landlith IS getting that
left field fixed up. Won't their grounds
be real. That is with the back stop
and bleachers?
The. president says don't get worried.
He is working earnestly on the
schedule.
a few OF Peerless regulars were out
on Saturday. Ask Morgan if he ran.
Madison is ready for Che season 10
start at any old time.
"Dick' Christy denies the rumor that
he went TO Detroit TO bowl with the
nations famous.
"Curly' Abrahams is going TO buy
a chest protector and use it until he
gets used to the bounds of the ball.
Do you blame him?
stillwell is in pretty good shape. He
has been es Ear South as Stanton.
Harry Mccall says fremont had
eyerybody's goat but Nfadison's. He
says they will get it this year.
Bob Waters Is working hard for a
good team. He says the Highlands
produces the players you dream about.
It is said McKenney holds his star
team together by giving them soda
water and candy. Cheap salary, Bay
ard
The two Harry's Of Peerless say they
can't see how anybody can touch
Alexis team. They ought 10 know as
they are high in Peerless affairs.
There arc rumors of Hastings play
ing with Landlith this season. Playing
managers mostly make good
Mr.. Young, Of Newport said he hasn't
had picture taken for twenty-fN,
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
Y. M. C. A TRIMS
The EVANS FIVE

Wilmington Y. NJ c. a. basketball team
defeated the Evans Memorial team Of
Philadelphia I'm the local gym on Satur-
day night 25 TO 20 The visitors were un-
doubleday the fastest who have played
here this season. Their strength greatly
surprised the fans, most Of them think
ing wilmington had a 'cinch." The Evans
team had the best trick passing OF the
season. Lineup:
Wilmington. Evans.
Heal .... .... forward 49,. - ....Lewis
McKendrlck .. forward ...- ....J. Clark
Greenwood q. ....centre see. .. :. ..Bolden
Hyland .... .. ..guard ............H Hunter
Adams
Smith 80. ........ guard. .... .. Martin
Goals from field, Heal. 2; Greenwood,
?; McKendrick, 8; Hyland,"1; Lewis. 8;
Bolden. .; goals from foul, Heal, l.; Nc
Kendrick, q Hyiand, q Lewis, 10.
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
JACK BALKS ON
TRAINING CLAUSE
Declares He Will Not Work
Out Three Months Ahead
Of Big Fight

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
CHICAGO. March 2l.-When Jack Glea-
son reaches Chicago from San Francis
co and endeavors to force Jack Johnson
20 go the Pacific coast April 1 TO begin
training he is likely to strike a snag.
Gleason declares Johnson's contract stip-
ulates that ne must begin training on the
coast on that date, but Johnson said to-
day that he has not the faintest idea OF
SO doing
III anyone thinks I'm going TO train
for this fight for three months. he's
crazy said johnson to-day.
''rve been in the fighting game long
enough to know how long it takes me to
get into condition, and I don't intend to
let anyone dictate 10 me-
johnson will start for New York this
afternoon TO be ready for appearance IN
court there on Wednesday, when the case
Of Norman Pinder. whom he is alleged
10 have assaulted, comes up.
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
LOCALS WIN
POLO MATCH

IN the first spring polo. game ut At
lantic City on Saturday nig1t the
Springs team defeated Young's Pier
team. 10 l. Lineup:
Wilmington. Atlantic City.
Beattie ........hrst rush ........ Walls
Coward ......second rush .--..-.. Clark
Weidm .......'.. center .......... Wolfe
Stollard.
Leonard -.'.......cover ......D .Dunleavy
Seiman .......-.,..go goal ..... Randolph
Goals-Beattie. ?; Coward. .: Clar,s.
1. Refereo-Wilson. Timer-Rice.
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
GREENWOOD WANTS
A BASEBALL TEAM

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GREENWOOD. Del. March 2l-Pcr-
sons Interested in athletic games have
called for a public meeting tonight for
the purpose of organizing a baseball
team. Many of the other towns in
Sussex county have organized teams
that consist entirely of home players,
and as Greenwood has always had
plenty Of town boys that could play
fast ball. there is a good chance to
secure honors for the coming season.
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
REDUCTION ON
THE FIGHT SEATS

SAN FRANCISCO. March 21.-Fight
fans who have been saving their
money 20 purchase a SO bloacher scat
for the Jefriea-J johnson fight are re-
joicing In the possibility Of using half
that sum on bet. following the Official
announcement by Tex Rickard. that
prices will range from s. TO $50 a seat
IL had been generally understood
that the seats would run from $40 In
the top row 20 800 az the ring side
but careful study of the possibilities
has led the promoters 10 cut this price
list In half. According to the ar
rangements for seating the average
price viii be about S22. An arena 10
seat $4,000 is planned, which If filled
at this fight will mean gate receipt
OF s66OOO0.
Evening journal., 1910-03-21

It Is likefy that Reeves will organize an
ushers' union for service at the DUPONT
Riverview games this year.
900
Since Madden made an onion out Of at
least one New Castle man last year, he
might try his hand on pie this sea-
son.
900
II Mousley gets the photograph OF his
new bunch on a.tobacco pouch we will use
the weed as a reminder that they really
served some purpose.
900
About the time Traynor gets his Brook
wood team IN running shape there won {
be enough water 20 carry it far
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
z,.... S,:,s::, Pyle 8 Cronin

years. That proves this league isn't a
kids" league.
The fans are wondering who that
player Abrahams had pitching was.
Someone said he was from the Eastern
League.
Ben. Nichols says he is going 10 out
bar them all this year.
A subscription to the Newport Times
will be given TO the person guessing
the correct order in which the teams
will finish. Have a guess?
We wonder what has become OF
"Muggsy' Monihan. They say he was
to play rlght-held for Highland.
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
SEND In THE NAME
OF YOUR TEAM MANAGER

SO many requests have come into
THE EVENING JOURNAL office for
the names of the various managers of
the ball teams. that the sporting editor
with the assistance of the baseball
lovers will compile a list of the man
ayers. 1t viii be much appreciated
IL you will send TO this Office as soon
as possible the name of the manager
OF your club and his address where
mail will reach him. To make this
valuable and possibly of great bene-
nj 10 your club, send IL al once to the
sporting Editor EVENING JOURNAL
Evening journal., 1910-03-21

Read THE Evening JOURNAL.
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
Our Mems Store

is showing snappy Pump and 2-Eyelet Effects as low
with special strength in the $4O0 and $3.50 line, tt
$500 and $3.50.
THE BOYS are looked after in the Mems Stor
showing has the vgor and style of fathers shoes at e
prices $500, $3.50, $500 and $4.00
Evening journal., 1910-03-21
SHOTS "BY THAT'S HIM"

Who said looks would not deceive your
Everybody thought they would be easy.
Lewis was the cleverist player that
has visited this city this season He could
shoot fouls with somo accuracy.
Heals last shot was classy"
Oh. those near goals" They act on the
peoples nerves.
That boxing match" was rather tame.
Several times in the last half every
man on the Wilmington team made an at
tempt 10 put the bah in, before il finally
landed
When Greenwood goes after you Il is al
most a sure thing he viii get that ball.
Read THE EVENING JOURNAL
Evening journal., 1910-03-21

and save them for the homo track.
Improvements to the local track de-
signed 10 mako Il faster than ever. will
be started In few days now that
weather conditions have become favor
ablc
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-01-28

E. E. Altman of Plainview was
in Canyon Sunday.
Mr.. H. r. Burnham visited
Amarillo Tuesday.
John HutsOn made n business
trip to Amarillo Tuesday.
Picture framing IA specially at
Thomas Bros.
H. NJ. Bonny of Plainview was
a business caller here Saturday.
For prompt Abstract work,
see Peeler Abstract Company.
ALT
Miss Addie Money is visiting
her brother, Edgar. and wife
near Dawn.
Harry Howell and wife made a
flying trip to Amarillo the first
Of the week
If it's quality in meats you
want, We have it. Dawson Bros.
43-tf
r. H. H. Wood, a leading bust
ness man of Umbarger. was a
News Office caller Tuesday.
See us for bargins in lots adj
joining the Normal College.
Peeler Real Estate Company. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. f. Muldrow
went to Amarillo Wednesday
tomeet friends, returning Thurs
day.
Bob Falkuer returned to his
home at Kansas City Monday
after a brief business visit in
Canyon.
Before building call on or see
W. H. Ring, Contractor and build
er, Office at the old Foster black
smith shop. If
Miss Kittie Grimes returned
Saturday from Wapello. Iowa,
where she went few weeks ago
to visit her parents.
Anvil Young of Granger who
visited relatives. the p. H.
Young family, a few days left
Wednesday for Dimmit but will
return here for longer stay.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-01-28
Canyon Citizens View Maverick Comet.

On last Saturday afternoon
and evening a number of Can
yon 5 citizens were watching
the new Maverick or Johannes
burgh comet which has been ex-
tensively advertised through the
press during the past week.
1t lies in a westerly direction of
the city and in plainly visible
soon after the sun is set behind
the western hOrison. Those
who have been watching this
comet have declared it to be the
most spectacular celestial phe-
nomenOn in a quarter of a centu-
airy. 1t is in the heavens above
for all to see and in this clear,
high altitude is plainly visible
and has been seen as early as
o'clock in the afternoon, but is,
of course, is more distinctly
seen after shutdown.
The comet was nearest the
sun January 18th, its distance
then being 100000 miles. 1t
is now receding.
The tail of the comet appears
to be about four feet in length
which is very misleading,
when we compare its size and
length with figures as given by
astronomers who state that the
comets tail" is four degrees in
length The sun appears about
a half degree in diameter. which
makes the apparent length of
the tail about eight times the
apparent width of the sun.
The comet is a beautiful gol-
den, the tai" brighter color
than the head" While this
comet has not been designated
by any name. it has been re-
ferred to by some of the foreign
astronomers as Comet a 1910.
There have been great
many other comets visible to the
naked eye but this is better sit
uated for popular observation
than any other that has APP
peared in a generation. Many
comets have been so close to the
sun as to be obscured, or so far
from it that they
could be seen only very late at
night or early in the morning.
This comet is unusually bright,
and is at its best as soon after
sunset as the light from the sun
has died away"
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-01-28

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Each cold makes you more liable
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the outset you will be sayed
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