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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-11-25
NOTICE TO. CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Jas. F. Epting, Sr., individually and as
administrator Of the personal estate
Of Lula 3. Epting, deceased, Plain
tiff,
Lewie L. Lane, William L. Lane, Yer
ner Lane, Dreyton L. Lane, Jas. +.
Epting, Jr., Harry D. Epting and
F. NJ. Scnumpert, as public guardian
of Guy H. Boddie, a minor, defend
ants.
All persons holding claims against
Lula B. Epting, deceased, are required
by an order Of the Court Of Common
Pleas herein to present the same duly
attested, to me, at my office at New
berry Court House, S. c., on or before
the 18th day of December, 1910, and
creditors are enjoined from presenting
their demands in any other proceed
ings.
H. H. Rikard,
Master.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-11-25

Ollie o. Smith.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-28
EUREKA HIGH SCHOOL
GRADUATES AND TEACHERS

Special TO The Tribune.
EUREKA, May 27.-The opera house
was packed to the doors tonight by the
parents and friends of the Eureka high
school to witness the commencement eN-
ercises of the graduates of 1910. The
graduates were Misses Josephine Sulli-
van. Almira Bergstrom and Mary Wei
don. The following teachers have been
chosen by the board OF trustees for the
next term OF school
Superintendent. r. s. Baker; high
school Misses V. s. Shaver and a. w.
Brown; eighth grade, John f, Rawson
seventh grade. Mrs. c. G. Norwood: sixth
grade, Miss Virginia Lasley: 1fth grade.
Miss Genevieve Sullivan; fourth grade.
Misses Edna Shredder and Belle Kaisey
third grade: Misses Anna Sullivan and
Eliza Bonner; second grade. Misses Ana
bel Mooney and Hazel Irvine; first grade.
Josie Kelly; beginners. Miss Lou Muir
ply.
Knightsvile school. Misses Clara and
Bessie Camp.
Bishop SpauldinG of Utah has appointed
Rev. T.. l.. Lemone as pastor OF the
Episcopal church in this city. and the
reverend gentleman Will preach his lni-
tlal sermon on Sunday next.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-28
PARK CITY SCHOOLS:
REPORT OF COMMENCEMENT
snecIal to The Tribune.


PARK CITY, May 21.-The commence
,nent exercises OF the class OF 1917 on
PARK CITY high school were held at tue
Fiorence theater last evening, inc ciass cias
consisted OF fourteen members. MISE
clara slime received the valedlctory anu
Ceorpe Archibald the selutatory honoL D.
Tba Commencement address was delN
nrnd very forcibly by the Rev. -. j.
C.ochon az Salt Lake CITY. He saiu thdt
aIthnupb most knowledge and wlsaoi.
carne by experience, yet he hopeu lhaS ie
N1. uords Of counsel would be oil ValuS
NE NE ,he class After which he advised
tbom To be honest and true, progresSIiin,, II ', = =
and industrious. and urged them 10 lE =
nobIe and scrviccable lives that "ouio
honor God and man. - -, cunorin-
The class was presented py ,hnir
te1dcnt A. D. Griffin and received 'nyis Tta
Sjrio, as from Principal l.. kearns; > iV
III, school orchestra furnished uelIs ~
mi music Bishop Lewis pronounced ,nS ~
hn,cdiction. after which the class ah1 .
;e,,S,ed guests were the guests oil lhe
a-aots az the class at a banquet siNT"
s Srnn,nnrancc hall Principal j. -
aSearns was toastmaster and superb "a
!c.,5nn, d. Griffin. Professor y. -
Olsen Professor Kathryn Cnnmihs,a'r" nn 81 g
William Archibald, s. l.. Ead1on' 7,
7 f,ockhart. ]. ". Buck ana heN' ~ -
Marlin responded 10 toasts, orsd..
The graduates of INC eigIS r,t Civ
of summit county. OUTSIDE ol an ga dc
u, m,Ii aiso take part In the eightn sraU, r.y,
otaduafion exercises. TO be helo hei' "e->
fTncsday evening, May 81
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-28
THE B. Y. COLLEGE;
HAPPY TINE AT LOGAN
Snecial to The Tribune.

LOGAN. May e7.-The Brigham Young
college held It's first commencement since
being reduced 10 a high school today. and
n class of ffty-one students was gradu-
ated. the largest class in the history OF
the institution. Nephl l.. Morris OF SAT-
Lake City delivered the address 10 the
graduates There was a very large at
tendance. people seemingly having re-
newed their interest in the institution.
Last year when the college courses were
taken away many people resented II bit
terly and a funereal atmosphere perVad-
ed the closing exercises, but today the
feeling was different.
At the alumni banquet this evening
there vas the greatest throng that ever
assembled at like function AT the col
lege. DR.. John A. Widtsoe was toast :
master and. introducing some oi inc
speakers. he took occasion TO reter 70
The Tribune as an eminent authorll!
upon hlerarchs. These toasts were gwen
"Our Comet" by Prof r. w. PehesoIl
of the University Of Utah; The d; I.
College" by Joseph e. Carbon; The Men
who Have Stimulated Us, by Leo f,,,S y.
Clawson OF the class OF 1910; our HlGh
school Graduates by Dr. GeorsvI
Thomas OF the Agricultural college' ~ Al
the toasts were filed with harmony ta'k, +,
The church has apparently succeeoeo ~
whipping into line the men who lea inc
opposition 10 their policy OF last year
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-28
KETCHEL STOPS LEWIS
IN TWO FAST ROUNDS

NEW YORK. May 97.-Stanley Ketchel
OF Michigan. the mddleweight champion,
knocked out Willie Lewis OF New York
in the second round of a scheduled ten
round bout at the National Sporting club
tonight Lewis. who was the Partisan
idol some months ago, is welterwelght
and was fully ten pounds lighter than
Ketchel. who weighed In this afternoon
at l5s pounds according TO agreement.
Tom O'Rourke. manager OF the club, was
referee. Three thousand people saw the
contest. -,
Lewis went right at his man in the
opening round, They exchanged nooy
blows at close quarters. with ketcnel
having the better OF the exchanges. Lewis
stepped cleverly inside of a vicious rlgh'
swing and planted "A straight left on Stan
ley's face moment later. After anotheI
session OF lnhghting Ketchel sent leIt
TO the face and the gong ended the round,
Lewis was very confident wnen ne
stepped to the center OF the ring IN the
second round. He went after ketchel
furlously, but the fast pace suited ketchel
who, after several exchanges. planted a
hard left on Lcwls's body and followed II
with a terrific right swing to the Jaw,
Lewis fell hard to the floor and was
counted out. He lay there for several
minutes before being revived suriclently
10 be helped from the ring.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-28
Saucer Track Hotair

The bicycle races" have already
started at the training quarters at the
Salt Palace saucer Combinations are
now working and from present appear
ances there Will be two trusts-McFar-
land Clarke and Pye-Lawson. It's a
fight for the western bicycle champion
ship.
Feathers" Acorn has gone into the
hills 70 catch one of those twenty six
pound hares he has been talking about
so much. He is going 10 prove To some
OF the wise ones" that mountain rao-
bits grow larger than the ordinary dog
Acorn also needs the road work TO get
in condition for the races.
Kid Hannah has. received a proposition
10 go 10 the Pacific coast to become the
chief trainer for James Jerfrics. but he
says that he hates 10 leave HARDY
Downing. Hannah made a flying trlI
about the job and Corbett said that win
the kid" in camp he was confident Jen
ries would beat Johnson. Hannah vii
wire his answer today.
Iver Lawson took his first workout or
the Salt Palace track Friday. this sea
son. and is simply dying. He Is in fine
condition. and after riding five miles HI
quit without being exhausted In the least
but many "eorks % we're so ,e't s,ys Ssa'tsTec Te:
clarke" win be duck soup on the opening
night,
Pye is using plenty of goose grease
these days TO put MS legs In shape, whici
he has sold TO Iver Lawson the present
season Pye will do all the work In the
races and Lawson expects to do the win
ming al the finish Pye is riding so fas1
that IL Is a question whether Lawson vii
be able TO hang. II is Pye's desire &c
beat Clarke
On the national circuit It was .! and
Stevie." but now 1t is plain Maclarke
Mcfarland has copyrighted Maclarke.
because he was the first 10 use II. Hc
is willing TO ship the name TO Australia
for a season II the milionaires OF thai
country wish To take another chance OF
"Mack's" collarbone, which netted hin
SIP 600 so he says.
"Seasickness" Burris Is ready TO be
GIN the season with good start anC
"sbe" ought TO make good this year
Rurrl5 has had n streak of bad luci
ever since he won n siX-day race at th
Salt Palace, but he's game. and says IN
will ride until he wins the championship
| He is riding so fast that he has askeI
| Hcagren To put him on scratch VIII
| Clarke and Lawson In the handlcAps.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-28
|ews of Intermountain Region
m on PROHIBITION;
'''ulr1ENT II FEELING ROUSED

20 The Tribune ,.,,.,., -,,,.
~ - Nav 27.-The prohibition aues-
'0Vo. -. - county has assumed somo
D o ,,ar situations. and the prose-
W rfca vio,ations OF the prohibition
~ ~ tn the different cities has re-
,a's' e thc :, people taking sides on the
y ID ,be feeling is so intense In
aas ,.,ces that bad names, such as
ns blackmailer and worse, are
.rtrlurss,'o "a in discussing the merits
.<ntly heaS the cases secured by the
0nerits " AGAINST alleged Illicit liquor
b. .s,cec IN Justice Moons court
n neo5 nes5 with selling bottle OF
cnas Gourlcy and O'Rourke, was
NJ 70 n,,,b A recommendation to
|kted: SANG witnesses testified as
h Is,can ny, Fork case. MCGEE was
B hmehIcb was paid, and the second
81. WI WI same bottle or whisky, was
ssed. case OF Spanish Fork City
\ sepTn epnncrt Chapple was filed in the
cst nuvs ~t here today. Chapel was
ti ,Vs' ,he Justices court at Span
fclee an se,lins beer 10 Roy Scott
FoK Va onh was sentenced TO pay a
ira Hy I'D ~ be confined in the city
y gov s.,sh s Fork for period OF ninety
y sP e.nm thls judgment Chappie ap-
a - the district court.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-28
,uE COUNTY SCHOOLS:
EICHTH GRADE GRADUATES
Thu, Tribune.

], 10 The Tribune.
's,S MAY 27.-Superintendent r.
~. n of the county schools today
.eises n.sc work OF reading the eXami-
.,nsrs sn OF the applicants for grad
Ioar, the county schools. It is one
4. 'io largest classes ever graduated
49, ~ Schools o. the count, notwtth-
t ,he fact that the examination
~ ~, wns unusually hard and a great
a, 2 ,aronped out on that account The
,.s number ms follows from the
..a, slstrlcts: Benson. 3; Charleston.
~ ,O. 4. cove, {: Grocnville, s; HYDE
. !. Hrrun, s: Lewiston. H. Mendon,
..o.,llc M 7: Newton. 8; Paradise, Is;
lsrS .s; SmI,hheld, 81: stephenson,
-.gsyiIle. ., Riverside, 2. and Provi-
&. sIosinr exercises will be held in
4. nall al II o'clock on Saturday. In
.ssrnoon there will be field events
se'pY. C. campus: lo0-yard dash.
"A dash mile run, low hurdles
.si ri broad Jump. high jump and pole
.FI rome OF baseball VIII be played
ANS representing the north and
4 snas of the county
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-28
Desnised Long Shot Wins.

BELMONT PARK, n. Y. May 81,
Berkeley. a despised outsider at II 10
in the betting easily won the Cosmopoll-
tan handicap. mile and a sixteenth. to-
day. The victory was a great surprise.
First race. four and a half iurlonss'
mond. to /, second. Time, SO Two
starters.
Second race. seven furlongs-Sandra
4 10 /. won: Hampton Court, IL TO 30.
second oem. to /. third. Time. ~.
Third race. four, furlongs straight
Pickaninny, 10 to /. won; Frank Run
staIler, 3 to /. second Rycstraw. ID 10 l,
third Time, las 30.
Fourth race, mile and sixteenth
Berkeley. Il To /. won, Arondack. TO o.
second; Norbett. TO /. third. Time
| 40 rs.
Fifth race. six furlonge--star Gowan
to >, won; Richard Reed. TO 2, second
Acumen, 5 To L. third. Time. ia.
Sixth race. Ave furlongs, straight
Galley Slave, Ia /. won; MeNoana. . &c
;. secondf George Leoolt, IL to l, third
Time | l:0S.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-28
pROyo's PUBLIC SCHOOLS: n,, :,
SEyENTY-NINE GRADUATES
snec,nl 10 The Tribune

Special 10 The lrio", ,,o orodu-
PROVO: May groyo Sy1SStynf9 clty f19ubiic schools Of,
stes Of the their eertif,cates OF graduation gu1 IN
sf'fSs' he 4Eslsday 'd nsa
e, IT,. + .hs s0{ E &c sSS 4ss
9s sseas ,ns & Is a9S e. %a:
asSssses vsfasqp Sts sS sHs rs ss;sf S
TSs rack qa and eId 1anS @sst on Of the fso
city schools neid offended .TN by the largest
campYs wSs wpsople that has WITNESSED Mnesey amy
School School carried of the aonS5T score Of s. point.
ned sSS sySn.' Ths TlsN sSSoq qrsSR sSfi
sGG0nT ssiTa with Mn 81, and the Timpa"0S'
| With %.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-28
MANY HAVE NARROW
ESCAPE IN HOTEL FIRE

KANSAS CITY, Nav 27-Thirty.fi
people were rescued from the upper
floors of Long Brothers building in
Main street today whe ma gas explo-
sion started spectacular fire that soon
enveloped the place, No one was killed
or injured.
John King, an attorney: insisted on
third floor. but was restrained by fire
men who dragged him to the fire es-
Fifteen girls employed in tailor
shop on the fourth floor were rescued
by firemen The los was 100000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-28
matte club were presented with small

matte club were presented with smafl
black "U'' pins.
Tho requirements placed upon the foot
ball men 10 wear the varsity letter are
that they have played at least two full
halves in a regular intercollegiate game.
The men receiving the football letter
were Captain Victor Oleson, Captain ELECT
VIII Home. Walker. Shores. ID, Oleson
Christensen. Nelson, korns, Grant. Love.
Ronlney. Schweitzer, Loell and Doolittle.
Track athletes 20 win the letter this
year were Sam Brinton, Henry Richard
son. Reiser. Walker. Carmichael, La
orum, Young, Belnnp, Erickson. Holm
stead. Cutting, Judd Roskelly. Cole.
stone Soule and Swapp.
The basketball men receiving the let
ter were Holmstead. Horsfai. Romney.
Evans, Erickson and Roskelly.
AS members OF the debating teams
Hugo b. Anderson. Tom Perry Lloyd
TIamren, Draper, Fish. Wotton and
Wood bury were each presented with the
official fob,
On the Chronicle stan Frank Johnson,
Joseph Samuels. Margaret Parsons.
Roger Powers, Dale Havenor. Ben How
ellis Laura Sutton. Reese Howell. Gladys
Stewart, l.. A Whitmore. Jay Hyde, Roy
Groesbeck and Marie Scobee were pre-
sented with the black ~" pin. The
Dramatic club members were Messrs.
Howells, Van Cott. Tanner, Felt, Howell,
Powers, Ashby and Johnson, and the
Misses Bitner, Hull, Tolhurst. Hurst.
Paulson, Henderson and Ryan, all OF
whom were presented with the Dramatic
club pin.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-28
Ogden Entries.
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN. May 27.-Tomorrow's entries
First race half mile, selling-Jeau,.
mont. lOI; Ny Nurse Nn7' ,;, hoS; Sn1er 1oa Lear
second race. i've -elghths OF mile
seiling-Sabado, 1OS Swagerlator 10
DR. Hollis, l07 Carmisa. 1o5; Wolfville
Third race. three-auarters OF a mile
seIIing-Moyea. 1oe. Black Domino, lO'i
senator Barrett. 109. c. ]. Cox. lO9; Fan
thcl, lo6 Ossian. lo9; Buena, lof; Nalen-
Fourth race. three-auorters OF mile
bandicap-Frank Lubbock. l0T Merlingo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-28
@lBORS H0ED HIS BEETS
'lllLE HE WAS IN HOSPITAL
10 The Tribune.

10 The Tribune,
~ May 2I.--John w. Roberts. a 10
vnnef' returned last night from Salt
tity, where he recently underwent
Ialion for Appendicitis.
oi his first queries after returning
|,a~ as Ia the condition Of his SUI
~ s!and. which needed thinning
Ne Tine that Mr.. Roberts was
~ ana tnken 10 the hospital. He
IaoSt overcome with gratitude
ne learned that during tho day
~ isrmers and farmers sons had
sa, hocd and thinned the entire
mlcen or twenty acres as sur
vi nm ON his return home. SO
a",nlhS hands were present that
|t was completed In a single day,
Ia. 700, with The sun yet four hours
'"'h the crowd dispersed and went
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-28
VICTIMS OF TRAGEDY
ARE LAID T0 RESl
n0Ial "a The Tribune.

Spccinl % The ITIuuHV: u,,i,ne
TooELE. May 2I.-Fu9cr9l WIIIjsm SSTnjog9 m
wilson were srsGay held a. the in MGssGs the q
at stockton t9nvd Ih0TsS Rev. Mr. Cook Of Toos!e
by tn9 isSSaa The 9'2
lows and heooM"" beautiful selections.
choir E@ye gere beautful oral designs fg9m
seores Scores OF friends and the sgweraf fooWod RoSssd
the two IN neI,e we're Joined by the lodges
where tney n,ace and and impressive ceremonies
OF ere 1h'S he!d Al the double grayWS Wilson killed
her HUSBAND and then suicided BY sho9sies Tbeg
!xes d %TGpfs %s mosrn sos SGSs
leave three ohl.noeX n,,,n witnessed the tragedy
- how Of 7 and girl OF L.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-28
EIMENTAI POST
L AT BOISE BARRACKS
d TO The Tribune.

L." w iSsbbHNs
|iSE MAY 27.-Quarternaste Lieu
4 ]. NJ. Wainwright yesterday re-
q ,flteraphic communication from
Cen. O. +. Aleshire. quartermaster-
~ Of the war department. that II
Intention OF the department TO
ie Boise barracks to accommodate
rtal headquarters for four troops
Esly. There VIII. be hundreds Ct
onds OF dollars spent in the con-
'loh cl several new buildings. Bios
alrcady been sent 10 WashSng-on
y erection Of a bakery, and II is
-td thai the successful bidder VIII
y announced. There Will be ac-
d5iIons for between 300 and TOO
~ mon being Installed at the bar
Ehon the transfer OF the troops
salla Walla Is made. The famous
rnial band Will also be stationed
rhich viii be one Of the pleasant :
slurcS In the enlargement OF ;he
7s this musica! organization Is
as one Of the finest In the north
Esliiuaics secured from the o'l-
ls iho mon thly payroll at $4,000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-28
Raze Old Landmark.
Special to The Tribune

opecIaI 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, May 27.-To make wav for
a more modern building. one OF the old
land marks OF Weber county and the
Oldest school building In this part OF the
state. situated on Washington avenue,
between Thirty-second and Thirty-thIrd
streets. Is being razed To the ground by
gang OF workmen. The building was
erected III 1875 and has been used as an
adjunct TO the Washington school for
several years. although 1t formerly served
as the only school In that part of the
city. 1t Is the intention OF the city
school authorities to build a modern
school house OF four rooms on the site.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-28
MARSHALL Is NOT
AFRAID TO ROAST

CHICAGO, May 27.-Gov. Thomas r.
Marshall of Indiana, addressing the al.
nual convention of the Presbyterian
brotherhood of Chicago last night. said
he taught Bible class in Indianapolis
from the international book of Sunday
school lessons, which, be declared, are SO
incoherentIv arranged that they Chop
around like the chameleon which killed
itself trying to make good on Scotch
plaid
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-28
CHURCHES PLAN A BIG
EVANGELISTIC CAMPAIGN

NEW YORK. May 27--Details of an
evangelistic campaign. which forty, ma,
tional organizations OF churchmen nave
been planning in the cities for the win
tor Of l9ll-I2 were made public today.
The movement will have the coopera.
t;nn of the Young Mems Christian as
snciotion and various religious brother
hoods in the United States. 1t is pro
,Hbsed to set apart September ], 1911. as
Irolly day and tho first Sunday IN
Nfav 1912, as elimination day
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-28
Freak Protest.

4 curiosity in orthography In the ma
pire of an anonymous, illiterate protest
ynn, residents Of Floral avenue against
snywor conditions on that street was re-
"oivna hy the city recorder Friday. The
comnlaint recitcd In the letter has been
ca,,nTnded To- as the committee on engi-
rinc and sewerage decided at its
,,,ccting Thursday night to extend the
sewer into that avenue.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-28
wrestling Preliminaries Arranged,

Con Gallagher, the Murray promoter.
announces that he has everything ar
ranged for the wrestling match between
Peter BuZulSos and Bob Temple. which is
to be held in the Murray opera house
Monday evening. Manager Gallagher ex-
poets a good crowd. and is confident that
the match Will be a good one.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-28
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
PRESENTED WITH AWARDS

The annual presentation Of letters
awards 10 students taking part In stu
dent activities was made at the unlver-
sltv assembly room al the close of chapel
hour Friday morning, All members OF
the football team, members or the track
team and baseball team were presented
with sweaters and the much priced letter,
Members OF the debating teams received
recognition In ''U' watch fob. and
members OF the Chronicle staff and Dra-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-28
TRADE WITH CANADA
CONSTANTLY INCREASES

WASHINGTON, May 27.-Canada is
tbe United States Exports of domestic
merchandise from this country to Cana
da during the first ten months, of the
current fiscal year were greater by .$45,-
600 ,00O than in the same period of the
previous year, while the total increase
in exports to all parts during the same
neriod was only 500 100000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-28
Negro Is Charged.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, May 27-David Mccullough
negro. will be given preliminary hear
Ing on charge OF assault with q deadly
weapon, with intent TO do great bodily
injury, In the police court tomorrow
The complaining witness at his trial
will be Lewis W Strauthers, another
negro, who is now nursing a wound in
Culloughs revolver poughed its way.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-28
Says He Was Robbed.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 70 The Tribune.
OGDEN. May 27.-Asserting that he
was held up and robbed by two men.
night that at the point OF a revolver he
had been relieved of $50, According to
Rose the holdup occurred at the corner
OF Twenty-thtrd street and Lincoln
avenue Rose was intoxicated when ne
arrived at the police station. and may
he able TO give a better account OF the
affair tomorrow morning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-28
Crowd Disappointed.

BROOKLYN, May 27.-Brooklyn re-
turned home today and was greeted by
n big crowd, but was defeated, to 2,
by New York in a game interrupted by
rain. r, II. T..
New York .
Batteries-Raymond and Wilson; Scan
lon, Wilhelm. Dcssau and Bergen. Um-
pires-Johnstone and Moran.
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Maddox Leayes Tonight.

Joseph II Maddox. who has served
the University OF Utah the past nve years
as coach. will leave Salt Lake this even
ing for Mackay, Ida. where he will cn-
gage In the banking business.
a large crowd of varsity athletes and
students will accompany the coach TO the
Oregon Short Line depot 10 bid him
goodbye.
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Fined for Cruelty.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. May 27.-Because he kept
team Of horses in harness for eleven
hours without food or drink. Walter
Chapple was fined $50 by Judge J. d.
Murphy this morning for cruelty 10 ami
mails. Chapple denied that he was re-
sponsible for the condition OF the team
when II was returned to the livery stable.
The police are now searching for Luther
Cutlip, who is said 10 have accompanied
Chapple on this joyride about the coun-
try