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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-07
Bishop Is Unpopular
TRAVELLING MEN CATCH
The BASEBALL FEVER
Kenyon "krowd' VIII Play
Wilson Wonders for Big
Side Bet.

Eighteen OF the fastest ball lossers who
ever witnessed a game from the bleach
crs viii clash next Sunday morning. when
a picked team. representing tho travel
Ing men stopping a the Wilson hotel.
VIII meet an aggregation OF drummer
ballplaycrs from the Kenyon II Will be
some ball game. The battle-ground has
not yet been selected owing 10 tho fact
that there is question whether or not
there is any place In Salt Lake with suf-
hcient seating capacity 10 accommodate
the crowd THAI is expected to be on hand.
''SharpShootcrs' from all the big league
teams VIII he on hand to get a linc on
The talent. with n view of signing up some
or the knights OF the grip Tor next sea-
son.
Buster Brown" O'Connell will he ono
% the star performers (or the Wilson
Wonders" II is rumored that O'Conncu
never took an order in his life except
lrom an umpire. and he is greatly olated
hatman. will also play. and has promised
TO decorate each of the wonders" with
new hat In the event the Kenyon bunch
70 the Tiger slabster-will be one Of the
bright shines Ton the Kenyon delegation,
lgoc Will also assist Sam Porters coll
lection of diamond sharks.
Dom Paul OF the "Wilson Wonders"
declined an offer OF 10000 90 from Mama
ger McGraw Of the New York Giants SO
that he might he here 10 pitch against
the Kenyon Krowd." He has an assort-
meut of curves that would shame tho
Pennsylvania railroad. and shoots them
over so fast that Halley's comet is a joke
in comparison. Pauls bean bail" in
tended TO mar the classic features Of the
opposing baismen. has been taken up by
many OF the major league pitchers,
The lineups:
Wilson Wonders Brown, third base,
Cone. left fcld Allen. second base: Far
ris, shortstop; Bennett, FIRST base: Hayes
center field. Burmester, catcher: Paul
pitcher; Ransom. right field. Subs
Wentworth, Savoy. Bennett.
Kenyon Erowd '-Buirough. pitcher:
second base: Dick shortstop, Schmidt,
third base: 1soe. left field. Conovcr cen
ter field; Lockbart, right field, Subs
Erick. Hardy. Halcs.
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TAFT HAS CANCELLED
INDIANAPOLIS DATE

WASHINGTON. April 6.-President
Taft has Cancelled his engagement 70
visit indianapolis on May 5. While no
statement has been issued in regard TO
this decision. it is believed to he the
direct result of the events in the In.
diana state Republican convention yes
tcrday.
1t is not admitted at the white house
that the president had a definite en-.
gagcment TO visit Indianapolis, although
dispatches from that city several davs
ago announced that the president would
be there from 2;15 p. IN. until midnight
of May ).
In view of the circumstances sur.
rounding yesterdays Indiana Republi-
can convention it WAS said by friends of
the administration that if the president
spoke at Indianapolis at all he would
more than likely express again his well
known views regarding the Payne AL
drich tariff bill
Ut was argued that if the president
should do this il might be interpreted
adversely TO Senator Beveridge and
rather than be put in that attitude, the
president VIII give Indiana wide berth
IN his forthcoming visit to the middle
west.
No matter what Senator Beveridge s
attitude towards he administration NAV
be and The president told several Of his
callers TO-DAY. IL is said, that he had no
doubt in his own mind on that subject
ne dld not care to be drawn into the In
diana hight in any way. The president
IS anxious for Republican success in In
diana and hopes The Republicans under
whatever leadership they choose may be
able 10 turn the tide against the Demo
Gratis
1t was said al the white house toda y
that the presidents trip west, which be-
A IL IL 1. 1
several days, and it was intimated that
this was probably responsible for the
failure TO visit Indianapolis. The presi.
dent had planned 10 spend three or
four days In Cincinnati, but it IS now
likely that he Will be there only on
May 3. He will be i'll St Louis on May
q. according TO the revised plan, and be
back IN Washington the morning OF
May 6.
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STUDENTS RAISING FUND
TO HELP CREW TEAM

MADISON. Wis. April 6.-The date FOR
the first crew race between Wisconsin
and Washington has been decided after
considerable negotiating between the Pa
ciic coast and Wisconsin state coaches
Director TeneycE received word ycster-
day from Washington accepting Junc 4
for the race on Lake Mendoza. For some
time there was an effort made By Wash
ington to have the race the following
week.
The Madison crew has been working for
several weeks and Teneyck expects to
have his men row 800 miles before the
date for the race The Washington stu
dents are trying TO raise n fund OF $500
TO send the crew east, and Wisconsin is
10 help bear the expense.
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Emersons Beat Webstez

The Emerson Graders found {
sters q losing bunch OF baseball
and, in an exciting hit-andrun &
Emersons closed the game with
OF 20 TO 16, at Liberty park. -W|
afternoon.
Fairbanks and Scott made tW
plays in the fourth and NTH Inn
At the end OF the third I'M
Websters held the lead by a Sc
TO s. but from then on were sbu
Pitcher Terry. while the Graders
Batteries-Terry and Young;
and savage III
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JOHNNY Killing IS
NOW A HAPPY MAN
Will Report April 10: Will Be
in Shape in Ten
Days.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. April 6.-At last
the case Of John g. King. the catcher
of the Chicago National League Baseball
club. appears TO be at an end. Today
King received a message from President
Charles w. Murphy ordering the player
10 report at indianapolis April IS or I.
King said tonight he would telegraph
Murphy h" would join tho team in Col
nbus. April 10.
ITS a great day for me-" said King.
tonight. I'm happier now than Two
been any day since | caught the final
game in the championship series in New
York in October. 1905.
Can I come back? Say that makes
me laugh. | know ! shall be able to re-
gain my old form within ten days after
I loln the squad BY April 90 I'll be do
me The heavy end OF the catching for the
team: just Mnich ne como back
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Homes as They Should Be.

The young man of today" is so often
viewed with alarm and regarded witI
solicitude that moral homilies about him
have lost their force. Somebody is al
ways saving him in new way until
he grows rather tired OF being saved
Here however. is a hit of true gos-
pei that will appeal 10 hinI-and 1t may
likewise appeal To his parents. The
homeless home. says n Cleveland min
ister. sis the greatest danger To the young
man of today. An unsympathctiC home
las more peril in II than the saloon, the
gambling den or the street. The home
should he home in tho trllest sense of
the word. and not mere place TO eat
and sleep"
The danger Is negative. OF course, but
il drives the young man to positive evils.
He wants comfort and sympathy. and II
he doesn't get them where he lives he
will 20 elsewhere.
1t Is easy nowadays to find comfort and
diversion, There are the theaters. the
hotels and cafes. the clubs. the saloons
and bowling alleys and other places less
worthy OF mention, but no less fire.
duented, whore there IS brightness and
comfort and compauionshin- And TO some
of these places the young man is sure
to sravitatc II his homo is gloomy and
unsympathetlc. 1t is because of the les
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King Begins Work, Confident He
Will Be as Good as Ever;
New Racing Circuit.
JEFFRIES BEGINS HIS
TRAINING IN EARNEST
Road Work, Boxing and the
Gym to BE Used Sys-
tematically.

ROW.tEDENNAN. Cal. April 6.-Two
hours baseball, a row on the San Loren
20 river, and fast handball game I'm the
afternoon completed James j, Jeffrics' S
programme on the second day OF his
training. The proposed morning jant
over the mountain roads was Abandoned
until tomorrow, when IL will he made a
regular feature Of the daily training
grind. The boxing viii begin Friday after
noon.
JefIries and his trainers expressed
much satisfaction tonight ut the result
OF his first days work. the latter declar-
ing that the fighter probably had shed
two or three pounds in the days GrillInc.
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0RBiCULAR BEATS CHESTER
kRUM in HOT RACE

OAKLAND. April 6.-After one OF the
best contests OF the season. Orbicular
gained victory over Chester krum In
the San Leandro handicap at Emery
vile today. Much enthusiasm was
aroused as the pair fought 1t out head
and head in The last furlons. Chester
kr1im swerVed at the start and was In q
pocket. Archibald outrodc Selden at the
finish.
Trust and Redwood II. fell In the sec
ond race, soon after passing the stand,
but Selden and Tavlor escaped injury,
First race, six furlongs seuing-Ban-
rose log (Archibald). . 10 l. won, My
Pal. III (Grossl, 10 10 !. second; Ere
donis. LOG (Shaiel. Il 10 l, third, Time
CHICO, ROYAL n, Colonel Brady Anne
thyst, Combury, Blanche c. and Lsnita
finished as named
Second race mile and an eighth. sell
ing-Mike Jordan. ll2 DENNY, 6 10 /.
won; Springban, 1i0 (Eicc), to ;, sec
third, Time. 1876 2-5. Nasmerito. Peli,,
groso. homeless, St. Albsns. Trust and
Redwood II, finished as named
Third :ace. luturity course, selling
Goldfnn. loo (Grossl, even, Won: Thistle
ronia 90 U'arker,. 10 TO /, third. Time,
1:lo. Binocular. Jim Gaftney. Sewen and
hid North finished as named.
Fourth race, mile and an eighth. San
Leandro sndicap-OrbiCular, lie (Archi-
haldl. II TO 10. won; Chester krum. -
,Seldem, . to .. second; Inclement, 100
CVan Duseu). i Ia ]. third. Time, l:52.
Edwin T. Fryer ard Colonel Jack fin
ished as named.
FIFTH race. one mile. senins-whidden,
III (ArchibsldD. TO >. Won; Beauman
lis tTaYlor) to /. second: Redeem, ~
CThonas). 1 so ., third. Time. l:42.
ltiacko. Hush Money. odd Rose, Silver
line and Charles Paine finished named.
Sixth race, lve furlongs, scllins-E. NJ.
Fry. l1G tArchibald), 10 =, Won: Min
ncdocia. 81 0iederisl. 4 10 !, second; Rey
r, Tovar. I02 tSelden), 10 10 !. third.
Time. 100 As. Hex. Emma c.. Billy
Mayhsm. Lord Clinton, Mollie Moutrose,
Ybor. Tramoter and Annie Wells finished
as named.
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TOO MUCH WIND FOR
AERIAL RECORD

MEMPHIS, Tenn. April "a
enI gale that blew throughout I
afternoon caused the postponeme
official flights OF Memphis fir
plane meet today.
The high wind prevented
Curtiss and Charles r Willard
tempting any new world recor
programme scheduled for today
carried out tomorrow, weather q
permitting.
Short trial Nights were sue
made this afternoon by Curtiss
lard, Charles *. Hamilton. who
uled TO fly here. is expected ton,
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Hard Winter for Game Birds.

This has been a trying winter thus far
for game birds. particularly for Bob
White"-the delight of every true sports
man. sturdy, gallant little fellow. well
able To take care of himself when his
natural food supply is available, But
there have been heavy snow'alls and
intensely cold weather in Maryland. Nir-
glnia and West Virginia. and unless
"Bob Whites friends among the farmers
and sportsmcn provide food for him while
the fields are covered with snow many
birds OF his tribe will perish 1T is not
an uncommon thing in the seveTcst win
ter weather TO come across Il covey of
these birds stiff III death. the victims of
cold and hunger Many birds would be
saved If grain were scattered near their
feeding places. and il is To he hoped that
this kindly care OF one of our finest
game birds has not been neglected in
Maryland and the Virgnias. OF late
years there has seemed TO be a diminu
tion in the number of partrdges. even in
places where they were once abundant
and in states in which the game laws
arc enforced and the shipment OF game
from the states is prohibited II would
be regrcttable, indeed. II there should he
a further diminutlon because Of the fail
urc OF Bob Whites" friends to feed him
in the hour OF his necessity, when he
cannot supply his wants from natures
store.-Saltimorc sun,
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BASEBALL COMMITTEE
WORKS HARD FOR
Special to The Tribune.

Specla! 10 The Tribune.
MURRAY. April 6.--Committ
hard at work at Murray creating
among the fans and securing mo
pledges 10 raise the $1,000 forfeit
tee required BY the rules OF 4
league
II the Murray baseball team (
win the pennant this summer IL
be through lack of enthusiasm
part OF the Murray baseball "a
teen hundred tickets have beel
and are now being sold for an e,
baseball game TO ne PLAYED al
some time soon. These tickets|
Ing sold at 81 each. and the mone
rived will be placed in the basel
TO one OF the patrons OF the Z
Overland automobile for 1910
given, Several players have alre;
signed by Manager Margetts OF 1
ray team
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PRICE FIGHT FANS
ARE BACKING CHI

Manager Maloy. OF lack Roa
turned from Price Wednesday, al
Ing completed all arrangement
twenty round boxing contest
Christie, an unknown. of Price. &
bet Of 5000. the mate hto tai
April 10. The fight fans OF r
ha cking their man heavily. and,
indications. there will be big
the fight
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Emcryyille Entries.

OAKLAND. April G.-Emeryville en-
tries for Thursday:
First race, rlturity cotrsc-Gramercy
H.; Gelco, 112: Descendant. 112; Tuan,
liz. Pride of LisInorc. 1l2; FL PeTfecto.
1i2: Sully. lf0: Dixie Dixon. 10. w. V.
EIumby lO1: Babe Nicely. l05 'Silk, 100:
Ormunde. 101. Cunningham. 10I.
Second race. six furlones-Marburg.
~; Ampedo. 1i2. Servicauce. III; Marse
Abe. III; Father stafford los; Arthur
Hyman. JOG: Ralnadc. 10f: Lena Lcch
le5: Anne McGee. i03: DR.. Dougherty.
tOl: Arthur Rouse. 3G.
Third race. mile and twenty yards
Wolfvllle. H.: CobIesk.H. 112, Don En-
riuUe, 112; Pickawsy. 112; Cstaliue. 112;
French Cook. III: O,ilene, 40; Onata ssa.
10; Matte Mack. 10, Eudora, no. Con-
ira Costa 90.
Marin handicap-John II. sheehan, III;
Daddy Clip. lOl; Likely Dieudonne. 100:
Galvesca. o5: Phil Mohr. s5; Fernl 81
Fifth race mile and twenty yards
Special Delivery, 1l2: Wap. 112: Cigar
Lighter 10; Volsoay. 10: Theo Case
1C7; Andy Davern, i0l Aftermath. .l07
santhia. 105: +Colouel Bert. 102: Circe.
%, Tom O'Niallcy, 81: Elodia p. So.
Sixth race. six furlonps-Eilerd IN.
Crcstou. i'll; Burning Bush, III; Ham
pass, III: 3ellsnicEer. III: May Sutton.
l0o Dr.. Dowpie, los; Acluia. l06: Ketch- =
FL. %; metropolitan, 80; Passenger, %:
Roberta. 90.
apprentice allowance.
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Arlington Gets Fever.

Special TO The Tribune
MURRAY. April 6.-Studnnts of Tho Ar
Iington school at Murray have organized
baseball team and arc desirous Of
crossing bats with any or the amateur
organizations OF the county. princtnaI
G. E. Gaufin of the school has the boys
interested in baseball and several good
games have been scheduled
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F0UTLIGHTS LIFE NOT
IDEAL FOR MATRIM0NY

NEW YORK, April 6.--Justicc Green
baum OF the supreme court is not of The
opinion that the life OF the theatrical
world is conducive TO matrimonial hap
piness according 10 an opinion handed
down by him denying an application for
counsel fees and alimony made by Gather
inc Barton. an actress. of Pawlucket, Il.
l.. against her husband. Homer Barton.
an actor.
THE theatrical life, which both lead,
with Its unfortunate consequences Of pre-
venting them from establishing a fixed
abode due To the necessity OF travelling
from place 10 place doubtless has much
To- do with their MISUNDERSTANDING. said
Justice Grcenbaum.
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GREAT WESTERN MEET
WILL BE BIG EVENT

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. April G.-Ap-
nouncement OF tho entries for the early
closing events % the Great Western
race meeting 10 be held in this city dur
ing the week OF July 49, was made by
Secretary Kline Of the Furniture City
Driving club today.
The feature event OF the useetinS Is
20 bc the 200 Furniture ManufactuU-
crs' purse for ZIP trotters. There are
twcnJy-thrce entries for this event.
The pacing feature will he for those
in the goo class for the Comstocl $4,000
purse, There arc iifty entries. Other
events that closed arc the ia pace, with
fourteen entries. and the 2:20 trot. with
the same number.
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Botterill Goes East.

Frank Botterill. manager OF the Tom
Botterill Automobile company of this city.
| lett Wednesday Tor Detroit Buffalo and
The east where he goes In the interest
OF his automobile business and TO look
over the 1911 models. which arc eXnect-
ed Tor delivery some time this coming
fall
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No Harness Races.

the Buffalo road drivers today il was
decided not 10 hold a grand circuit
meeting here this summer. The decision
was reached. it Is said, because of The
financial failure OF last years meeting
which, owing To the anti-betting laws of
this state, was held on the Fort Erie.
ont, track.
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Amatenr Billiards.

NEW YORK. April 6.-Morris 4
of the Hamilton club. Brooklyn.
night game in the national anna
billiard tournament from pr,
Douglas of the New YORK 9tnic
100 TO 291. Douglas made Al IN
enth inning. the best run oil u
but Brown was the more
SrnTpr
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Powell Lacks Punch

OAKLAND. Cal. April 6.-Le
or San Francisco was given the
tonight over George Memsic OF
gcles at the end OF 4 schedulef
round fight. Powell had Mer1s
from the first round. but was 7
nut him ont.
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Pitchers Battle

SACRAMENTO. Cal. April 6.-Sacra-
mcnto won snappy eleven-innlng pitch
ers' battle from Los Angeles today by
q score OF TO /. T.. H. e.
Los Angeles .....s.......,.......l 6
Sacramento ..... ......-.........2 Is 1
Batteries-Tozier and Smith; Fizger-
aid and La Longe.
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Poultry Meeting.

Tho Utah State Poultry association will
hold a meeting at The Commercial club
tonight al S'o'clock- The public is invited
to attend. Several matters OF import
ancc relating To the poultry industry will
be Wrought Up lor discussion.
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Summers Whips Moehegsn

SYDNEY. n. S w. April 6-Johnny
Summers OF England knocked out II.
Nloehcgan today in the nineteenth round
in their fight for the lightweight cham
pionship OF Australia,
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WILL HAVE TO AMEND
STATE CONSTITUTION

LOS ANGELES. Cal, April 6.-Unless
the suffraeettes manage 10 induce the
mon OF California TO amend the constitu-
ton OF 1879 and substitute a seNless pro-
noun wherever the word 'he" appears
women can never vote In this state,
This Is the opinion OF lawyers who are
members of the Los Angeles charter re-
vision committee
All the members Of the committee are
said 10 be i'm favor OF woman suffrage and
had intended to submit an amendment
giving women the right TO vote in city
elections until the obstacle offered by the
state constitution was encountered.
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PACIFIC LEAGUE
Good Field Work.

Los ANGELES, April e.-Good work in
the field by Portland Won today's game
from Vernon. 6 TO J. R-HE
Portland ...... Observation-Disclosures. :
Battcries-Stoval and Brown; Seaton
and Fisher
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Hit.and-Run Game.

SAN FRANCISCO. April s.-san
Francisco defeated Oakland today in a
free hitting and poorly heided game. II
TO .. r. II. T.
San Francisco ...................l1 10
Oakland ..rs..,......... II L
Batteries Henley and Berry: banks
Tonneson, Nelson and Mite.
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Roller Throws Turk

ST. JOSEPH. Mo-. April 81
Roller won here tonight fros'
Kala Pasha, Turk; both iails.
from scissor holds. The time. 20
iy was a. seconds, and IA N
seconds
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Americans Win.

WASHINGTON. April 6,-BrooSlyn Ma
Ionals, /; Washington Americans, L.
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Nationals Are Tied,

PHILADELPHIA. April 6.-The Phila-
dc!phia Americans took another game
from the National Lcagucrs today by the
score of 6 TO J. making the series n tie.
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Daniels Still Champio

CHICAGO. April 6;-Charles
iels of tho New York AthieIc
tanned his title as national z
champion in the fifty-yard sv
twice bettcred his own mark OF
worlds record for that distanc|
4. \. L. meet held at the Chica
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