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aeor George Little and Sig Hart. who
worked at the camp. AS gossip goes.
there has been anything but har-
mony between Little and Hart. and
II finally eliminated in a physical
contest. in which Little is said to have
stretched Hart ont on the road. while
the members Of he camp were play
ing baseball. There was an end to the
affair only when Johnson gave Little
n tougue-lashing that he will long re-
member.
Outside Of thar. ~ is pretty gener-
ally understood that Little has been
sbOTn OF all real authority.
Nolan. I'm fact. admitted that he has
been indirectly approached on the
subject Of taking charge. and declared
that IL he is to become manager he
must have full charge. Nolan's
strength is also shown by the fact
that he vas Instrumental in getting
Billy Delaney Installed as chief adj
wiser at the johnson camp for the bal
ance Of the training season.
After the three days Of strenuous
work IN the gymnasium Johnson took
something Of a rest today. He was on
the road this morning for twelve
miles. but took 70 his automobile at
noon hour and until late in the after
neon was not seen at his quarters.
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BUENA VISTA NOTES

Presiding Judge Frank ST. ID. skin
ncr or the Utah Jockey clubs summer
meeting arrived from Oakland yes
tcrday. Mr.. skinner. with President
John Condron and Manager Dick
Dwyer spent the morning at Buena
Vista I'm overlooking the track and
stables. SIR. skinner was more than
pleased with the changes and the con-
ditions that he found. He states that
the coaV horscmcu are very anxious
20 secure cars az once I'm which 90 ship
here. but that the majority Of owners
now at oakland will be seen ~ Bucua
Vista. with the stables now here and
those to- arrive. 10 IS going to be n
tight pinch To- locate them all. Mr..
skinner ie very enthusiastic over the
outlook FOR the Utah season. Mr..
skinner has a long experience as a
turf official having been presiding
Judge at Vancouver and Victoria and
associate Judge with =. =. Pomcroy at
the fan meeting OF the Utah Jockey
club. and last winter associate judge
with the California Jockey club. Mr..
Skinner has held the unique distinc-
ton or having been either presiding
Judge or associate Judge on all OF TIE
prominent tracks I'm the west. He has
been many years i'm the racing game.
and is thoroughly convcrsant with all
details I'm connection with racing. Mr..
skinner has n pleasing personality.
and Is very popular with the horse
men.
There were some fairly good work
outs Tuesday morning. Among those
that were good was the half-mile Of
Good Money. who worked n half in
as seconds flat easily. G.. Pelter
worked sam Bernard with G. Morton's
Ellcrd. fair. and followed later with
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ERLENBORN COMING TO
MEET JIMMY REAGAN

Young Erlenborn. the crack Colorado
featherweight, is due to arrive in the
city today TO get ready for his meet
ing with Jimmy Reagan. a strong card
that the Manhattan club has coming
up in the near future. The club man
agement yesterday received q wire
from Danny Webster saying that he
would meet the winner Of the Erlen-
born-Reagan bout. and il begins to
look as IL salt Lake was going to see
some real class in the boxing line.
Reagan is working out with Frank
Picato, and he has opened the eyes Of
many Of the local fans. Reagan
shows fine form and has a style Of
mixing IT that cannot help but be pop
ular with the fans
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Tho two ex-champions played hand
ball IN the morning and performed
other gymnasium stunts, but soon
Jcffries was out tinkering with his
machine. and COrbett had the gym
nasium 20 himself for the rest OF the
day.
The conversational war between
Jack Johnson and COrbctt wakes
apacc. When COrbett read an inter-
view with johnson IN the morning
papers. In which johnson was quoted
as daring Corbctt 90 box with him,
the Cx-champion grew angry. Cor
bCtt declared that he would box John
son for charity and would exact only
10 per cent. with which che would
buy n monument for johnson when
Jcffrios gets through with him."
II am willing TO bet, old as I am,
] can make him quit"
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Van Dusen made good, and in a
stirring stretch drive got his mount
I'D TO win by half length from
Chante. like Royal stone. the medium
of a heavy backing
Frank Lubbock again showed that
he is not ready for a hard race by
falling before a fine closing rush by
Gene Russell in the fourth event. All
Ablaze took the second race handily.
opening UP a lead Of open lengths and
lacting nicely. Dorothy Ann and
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permit be advanced on the calendar
and taken up Immediately" In max
ing the motion, he said that he was
led to take this step for the "con-
venience OF the large number OF peO-
pie who had gathered 20 discuss the
matter"
In the buzz Of excitement which fol-
lowed his motion this part OF his Ut
terance seemed to be lost on the pro-
testants. and the motion was put and
carried before the daZed representa-
tives Of reform realized that they had
lost their chance to be heard ia pro-
test. They filed out OF the room voic-
ing indignant comments on the action
Of the board.
Supervisors Murdoch and Cuttens
hold-over members. cast tho two neg
alive votes
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Boston. May 31.-Jimmy Walsh OF
Boston secured the decision over Pal
Moore Of Philadelphia tonight at the
end Of twelve rounds OF fast fighting.
Moore refused to weigh in and Walsh
demanded and secured twelve rounds
Of two minutes each in place of ten
rounds OF three minutes each.
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wolfville closed stoutly. but could not
get up.
For tOmOrrOw's card the manage
ment has introduced a new feature In
a trainers and owners race, in which
some Of the stars OF the old days who
have graduated from the Jockey class
will hook up. Among the riders viii
be J. Neary. Gene Hoppis r. Pauley'
and others.
Starter Weber got his fields away
in better shape than on Decoration
day, when his work was below par.
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TROUBLE AT SEAL ROCKS.

san Francisco, May 3t.-That Billy
Nolan. formerly manager OF Battling
Nelson. viii eventually assume COM
mand OF affairs at the JACK Johnson
camp I'm the near future IS a story
that IS receiving considerable credence
at the beach these days.
The story IS. in fact. backed up by
a fight that took place between Man
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PAYsoN HEARD FROM.

; Payson, May 31.-Having heard I
a lot of noise from Provo about :
the Provo baseball team, the Pay Z
son team wishes to challenge Z
; Provo for a series of best two in :
three games for a side bet of $500.
, The only conditions are that one :
; of the games be played at Payson.
: one at Provo and that the place
: for the third game. II necessary.
! shall be decided by the flip of a
' coin. Each team can sign three Z
; new men. but other than the three e
: the lineup to consist OF the
! players now signed by the teams.
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Philadelphia. May 31.-Philadelphia
put up a poor exhibition against New
York today. and lost. to 2. The home
team escaped a shutcut when Grant hit
to the clubhouse for a home run, also
scoring Knabe. Bates and Doyle were
sent off the field for disputlng deci-
sions. Score. r. II. E.
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6 D
Philadelphia .-.. 10 3
Batteries-RaymOnd and Wilson:
Brennan. Moore and DOOM Umpires-
tombstone and Moran.
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National League
RECRUIT MAKES GOOD.

Brooklyn. May 31-Brooklyn tried
out Pitcher Knetzer today, and he made
good. Boston lost. 4 to 1. He allowed
only six hits and two passes, one of
the latter, followed by Beck's double,
scoring the only run for the visitors.
Brooklyn punched hits off Mattern in
the third and fifth Score: r. II. +.
Boston .--.-.-.-. .--.---.-.
brooklyn ............---.-- /
Batteries-Mattern. Parsons and II.
Smith: knetzer and Erwin. Umpires-
O'Day and Brennan
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ADS HANDS ARE RAD.

Milwaukee. Wis. May 31.-Ad VOL
CAST. champion lightweight pugilist.
today called off his ten-round bout
with Jack Redmond. scheduled for
June 10, in Milwaukee. claiming his
hands are in bad shape
The bout probably will be held
June "a
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EIsNER WINS.

Ike Eisner begins TO look like tha
dark horse IN the pool tournament now
running at Jevne's. Last night he won
from Eddie Vaughan, 20 to 6S, Eisner
playing 20 against MauEhan's 90. The
winner got away with a high run OF
II against 16 for Vaughan.
Tonight W. h Morgan meets D.
Herman.
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st. Joseph.
ARTICLES SIGNED.

Los Angeles. May s1.-Articles were
sigred tonight for A 25-round fight be-
tween Sam Langford and Tommy Burns
to take place here on Labor day. Burns
will receive go and Langford 30 per
cent of a $4,000 purse. Each fighter
will receive % per cent OF the moving
picture profits.
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STARS BLANK ST. JOSEPH.

The salt Lake Stars took a we'll
played game from St. Joseph yesterday
by a score of to 0. Brinkley allowed
but three hits and made a home run
in the sixth inning, with two on bases
Snow made three triples out of four
times to bat. The lineup;
stars No. L St Joseph.
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EHlrHT pERMHT e GOAMTEn Mt EDTCG0
SUPERVISORS grant PERMIT FOR
FIGHT---LAST OBSTACLE REMOVED

Mays1 dissenting
OF SUI sOrs
church
and
them permit advanced the boards
granted they protested Indignantly
a body
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Los Angeles. Cal. May slim
Flynn and Billy Papke were matched
today TO box twenty-five rounds at the
Vernon arena on the afternoon Of June
18th. They will meet at catch weights
which will give the Pueblo fireman an
advantage OF fifteen or twenty pounds
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ATHLETICS GET ODD.

Boston. May 31.-Philadelphia took
the series from Boston three games to
one. by winning the second game Of n
double-header. 20 ?. after Boston had
been victorious in the first game 1 to
0. Thomas had his thumb broken. He
is the fourth Philadelphia player TO he
injured In the series. Score:
First game: r. IL r.
Philadelphia o.. ...... o 1
Boston .....---....-.. o
Batteries-Morgan and Lapp: r. Col
Inns and Carrtgan.
Second game: r. H. L.
fEtladeiphia Gee. -.--..-.-- .
BcFlon ---.-.------
(Game called by agreement to allow
Philadelphia to catch train.)
Batteries-Bender and Thcmls: Lapp,
Arc!lanes. Han and Carrigan.
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Western League

At Des Moines-First game: Des
Moines. 6: omaha. 1. Second game: Des
Moines. II; omaha, s.
At st. Joseph-St. Joseph, 6: Topeka,
4.
At Sioux City-Lincoln. Is: Sioux
City. ..
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American Association

At Toledo. Toledo-Kansas City game
postponed. rain.
Indianapolis-NIilw 1; Indian
ipolis. 0.
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Cleveland. O. May 31.-Cleveland-
game postponed; rain and cold
weather.
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New York. May 31.-Pitcher Joe
Doyle. who has been with the New
York Americans since August. 1906,
was sold today to Cincinnati.
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RAIN At PITTsaURG

Pittsburg. May 31.-Pittsburg-C incin-
natl game called off: rain and cold
weather
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FAIL TO COME
Home AT JUNCTION CITY

OF
ewinne o
with Royal stone no got generous
and.
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What's What in Sports
All the Time
CORBETT WORKS But JEFF RIDES
NOLAN MAY MANAGE JOHNSON

lmeIght
Jeries his
%
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ITNIORs WIN.

The Twenty-third Ward Juniors won
from the Seventh ward team. % to Il.
on the North salt Lake diamond.
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YALE FRESHMEN WIN.
DOYLE TO CINCINNATI.

New Haven. May 31.-Yale Fresh
men, s: Harvard Freshmen. 0.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
American League
TIGERS GOING AGAIN.

st. Louis. May 3I.-Detroit. IN less
than one and a half hours today won
the fourth straight game of the series
from st. Louis, 3 &C /. Score:
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Continuous dancing.
chestra today. Saltair.
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QUINN WINS ron YANI<s.

New York. May 31.-New York made
It three out of four from Washington
today. to I. Quinn won his own = lme
IN the seventh. when he triple6, bring
ing I'm two runs. Score:
r. II. Z.
washington
Batteries-Jotnson and Street:
Quinn and Sweeney.
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HERALD-REPUBLICAN FORM CHART

At post 2 minutes ore 25 Tin "a Won
at end well
md up. ling
= esrrO
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handly
p.
NJ
raled her field stretch with
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Band and or
Society day.
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:ss IS az rs
WnnerG Dukers 4 Royal Flush IFaiysore
Stonef n
y RACE mile 4year-olds Selling.
Purses
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WALSH GETS DECISION.

Chicago-st. Louis not scheduled.
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post minutes off 3Oh Eime-%2 Is 1O
Traned By In early stag
up fast on stretch Frank
excu
~ RACE-b mile 4-year-olds
-
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po2m I:I7s
NJ
a rushed
came roma long wayia
and up
-. I
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els asked next, THAT you taking
Of Aarsoa CampbzI's jobs away him -
young your question ianateria impinent
and replied the Governor
air 'You inqairng piyate
a1don Excuenc., said repentanty;
Campbell a public oGcer
in
And parIonei,
OF the Pardon Board II ft
His Respectable bookcase
teeth three
Would squeak the chair
L asked agitatealy. don Ia feel sad
The RECALLED
of unaduterated
Wy don't ,axeg /
spoil hinges
old chair help think queaked
in
How did ONE to be ~
to learn Of 5 when interview hin.
to
replied
nnyse
''1ou young suppose 20
We, I
to think
How did y
That's divulge.'
torial government
That's Any thing know you
eo?n
eyes; the federal building
The1e that
$ are
Excelency to
teeth. ''Any I YOU any informaion-'
retired disorder and day faded from the official landscape
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THE BYSTANDER
Continued from Page Four.)

phone. listening pretty
the and waiting the delays of human
circular switch pick numbers If make
to take the chewing gum out of her dainty mouth or quit reading od
wake up
brief one lonely
0 until used to the automatic.
something lives With
' h 4a pz -. !, ;oa WV ~ 49, ' ;th lf ~
ongds distance convers headge
We will and family hope they m
They kind otim necessary They
ship port; happened
be- the phone number of the doctor and lot of other things
wtha been patient with the shortcomings of
public
What will become of the telephone gls
Perhaps get somebody
Perhaps number of protraeted will to be engage
mentsl longer viii marriages,
ranks candystore girls and the forces of the type
writing madens and the membership of the order millinery maids will be
increased by doing with the telephone ladies'
quitting system ecolections and
perhaps inpatient public public that has been
Machinery putting of employment and the automatic
telephone hello girls somehow there is
do in the world which machinery
Tbe telephone 1s. lost its soul The girls have gone,
have turned page n this huste-bustle
Every day invention We control;
[ mphatc,
pboney kind Of phone without soul
It is likely more convenient more ezpedient
hen 0 getting numbers on the line
a dizziness carrying business
Though III miss the giggIy grille phone IN mine
A6sa is brown and one is yellow;
There pretty Peggy, pet tall darheyed jeanette
ne the beautiful Bernice. and Dora Lee.
They have left the telephone which
And the girls in tones emphatic loud uprad the
Invented by naughty. nasty man
Though the ra+fe' -fNer and wen get our numbers quicker
A. te little patent pivot ma1Iv vdrls;
the 8nIa0tonatic hello girls
Yesterday ana got
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III ret he said Though hopes. I Henry Osulvan
u help him keep He many
tat keep them all himself .
alike help I said, he will permit
might it TO him and what be says replied the
IIEh "Do you wish to hm'''
aAda hrmatvely
lt blame for the consequence said Henry
fTziHmr your business?''
z Bufm and everybodys business mine replied
cucumber and rowned poentouy
YOU he said bu don think the Governor cares
|sn private Office and minute
looking surprised.
Man says he II see you If You promise CAREFUL he
Vow look pleasant please. The worst is yet to come You will find
gentleman his innocent soul to
will opportunity. There nothing he likes better
questions of public policy with tie citizens Of the Territory
! aap
AeH myself in the presence
thin disguised in whker and eyeglasses and clothed with
dignity and solemn kow-towed three times and peat
Hd carpet Ezcency bought in the
& tine eomport dignity Of his Office and personality
Most Respectable Highnes breathd ~ have tie honor to salute
| me weather we're having now isn't it 2"
nave that and that was better reped
anr "What l do for you -
desire interview you replied, eff you VIII be so kind
eney leaned back il his office chair and rocked back and for
for three queakng the springs until writhed in agony
aa like innaed later be very fond Of
Alright said at last sIt is unfortunately here for
and other inqustve persons allowed in every day
The Governor of the Territory mpertnrt questions and have had
somehow the public understand that the business
wth should the strictest secrecy have oeen
Educate them idea, but can seem to MAKE
fs along public thinks that public business should
forgetting that the head Of the Territorial government
M be treated respect. had my theed be sign on
door, no Dogs, Agents Reporters Allowed Within why
general public what I'm doing or am gong 10 10
~ md out after it done if they wait long enough.
"a are Your views immigration question Governor ~
yes replied Excellence sNow, what 10 you think about
IN, rather inclined agree with the ECU have just 50 loody
"a replied
aenand remarked .bat there Is considerable excitement just
Nm n ne 4 public land question: ,..z-,.
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ce-ned Josher Blutfem is ALWAYS
ready 20 step bravely to the
front. even at the cost of beard
ing the Territory's chief exec
utive II bis own den.
Hence, therefore, and for
that reason 1t was, that, donning
my gladdest hablIments, my
most respectful manner and that
un1alteriLg courage that is one
OF ny characteristics, I ad-
Tanced On the Capitol with in
tent to probe the workings of the
Judlco-exeeutive mind, even at
the cost Of my life.
Leaving my shoes with the
pile Of japanese sandals at the
bottom CT the koa staircase, I
advanced rapidly and on tiptoe to
the upper floor and paused to
reconnolter and regain my
breat likewise to wonder WHY
the government doesn' provide
itself with an elevator so that
the visiting ambassadors, Japa-
nese princes and man-o '-war cap
tains calling to salute His Ex-
cellency may reach the guber-
material den with enough breath
left TO speak without gasping. An
atmosphere Of solemn quiet that
was almost funereal pervaded the
upper regions where the rarif
air was disturbed only by the
shrill scratching Of the Auditor s
pen as he refused to o. K. A
shiTer passed down my spine and
restored me to my usual GOODNESS
N the presence Of danger.
l saw door upon my left
and I entered and bowed respect
fully three times before the
handsome gentleman seated at
the large desk. Are you the
Governor?' / inquired, drawing
my breath through my teeth.
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SiDELlGHTS
Continued from Page A.

Continued from Page A.
that
white
o
things
and nedi
the free public medi
5 a as on there is nc
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nc ADVENTURES OF
JOSHER BLUFFEM
The Sphinx.
The Sphinx.

on account that dignity doth hedge about =
because entreaties Of friends have spared
~ - relating mild and peaceful few the details
pP had with after arrival HAWAII. Bat I feel
9srs" nav The nn1]ie veal se,,sr7. M. +ha
Jan refrain s- - bairs j. s +ba- ,+s - -. -.
rsd room Palace, and where the public veal is con-
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Running
for the senate Ii 5 in
nute reader necessarily
working liquor interests, the side
Aien
he
that
suffering told of
the o tave
Wonder disease is
evidently the politicians who
nefect a
Songo of
VOn Won Damn be knocking,
Marching andk knocking a way;
Blu ton mes a. a
nd when conve ntion's
damned knocker
lookin He of pit
llows; he
rlofit he
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Handy Telephone Directory

of
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*69.1.
Note.-Barometer readings are ecy.
rected for temperature, Instrumental
errors, and local gravity, and reduced
to sea level. Average cloudines. stated
in scale from to 10. Direction Of
wind is average velocity in miles per
hours ending at p m. Velocity of
wind is prevailing direction during "a
hours. WIN. B. sTOCKMAN,
Section Director