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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-10

fight several days before the Jerfries-
Johnson fight In California. there are no
developments on this side of the Atlantic
In reference to the coming battle, AS !
have already told you. number of well
known Englishmen will attend. A great
deal for Welsh depends upon the out
come OF his fight with Mcfarland, II
Welsh can get a draw II Will give him
a chance at a crack American light
weight in California. If Welsh should
defeat Mcfarland, he may get fight
with Ad Wolgast.
Welsh is hoping that Mcfarland Will be
affected by his strange environment
strange atmosphere and changed condi
tons. However, n great many persons
the Welshman have signihed their inten-
tion of betting on the American,
Ernest Barry continues 10 make salts
factory progress in his training at Put
ney for his match with Arnst for the
worlds championship in sculling next
summer in South Africa.
William X. Vanderbilt. who is having
so much success on the French turf, be-
lleves In employing American help. His
trainer Is William Duke, native Of
Wellsville. n, Y. In addition to Duke
he has frankie O'Neill and w, Mitchell
under contract his jockeys. O'Neill
is one of the best race track riders in
America for three years he retired from
the saddle for two seasons. Ele would not
have. resumed riding as the means by
which TO earn his living II he had re-
maIned in America. but after racing had
received a black eye there he sailed for
France with Fred Burlew. He began to
ride last year. and achieved such great
success that Mr.. Vanderbilt signed him
TO pilot his horses for this season at Il
big retaining fee.
Freddy Welsh never shakes hands with
an opponent In the ring. He said he was
Knocked out once in Philadelphia by an
adversary who hit him with his left
while grasping his right hand
The weather has been so bad that turf
ties have not had much OF an opportu-
nifty 10 view the derby entrants. The fof-
lowing talley shows the rating of twenty
of the foremost colts and fllies. according
TO the free handicap at Newmarket: Noil
Cow, 126: Lembert, 123 Admiral Hawke:
l1S; Rochester. 116: Charles O'Mally, lis:
Greenback, 115: Maid OF Corinth. ia;
Tressady. 113, sallie OF Navarro colt 113:
Lonawand. 113; San Antonio. 112: Helot
III; Sunshine, 100; Merry Jack, 109 yell
low Slave. 1os; Stolen Kiss. 107; Wild
flower H., 107, Amore. 10T Apache, 1O7
| Top o. the Morning. 107.
| According TO this table. Nell Cow
| should win in the derby. with LENDERS
second and Admiral Hake third.
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Horse Show Dates.

By Leased Wire 10 The Tribune.
NEW YORK. April 9.-The new horse
show circuit for the south and middle
west ought to produce new interest in
racing and breeding in the states COW
cred. Leading horsemen from seven cit
les formed the circuit at meeting in
Louisville recently. and according to a
copy OF the agreement II appears. the
following cities are included: Chicago
St Louis. St Joseph Kansas City, At
lanta Memphis and Louisville.
The following dates. arranged so that
there can he no conflict have already
been granted. Louisville. from October 10
TO the 10, Atlanta. October Is to the 2S ::
ST. Louis. October "a to the 81. The or
ganizs tion agreed to meet later and
name dates for Memphis. Kansas City and
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CHAPTER XVIII.
Sato Writes Home.


Sato, the only member of the Jap
nation al the university that year had
not attended any of the games at Low
ell up to this time, but the excitement
around the school caused him to follow
the crowd, and afterward he wrote home
10 PRINCE Igo, his father, his impress
sions of the great national game as fol
lows:
Baseball is great college sport pres
emily. | walk today much distance 10
where the town ceases and come against
high board fences; also law guardiens
from which issue big noises frequent
Then silence great. Soon of each more
ask law guardian why such yells.
81 He reply, 1t is the fans. Men came
home Am now desrous also to wei.
come travellers home coming
'Away long time has gentleman
beenl' / interrogate.
"He answer, Been long time since
he came home before.
"Then l approach said gates of wei
coming and enter one saying Grand
Stand, giving printed pasteboard TO
much redfaced man AT door.
He destroy said printing and pre-
sent TO me one half; the other be keep.
On honorable pasteboard is printed
Rain Check and ] presently compre-
hend thus the stopping rain in great
United States when baseballing is to
happen.
~ proceed along walkboard continu-
Gus until emerging into great pavilion
where persons numerous are all sitting
in seats many. but I see not the fans
law guardian promised, though 1t is day
warm very. Presently spectators make
Grand Stand shouting the Big Banzai
as honorables in white suits run very
hard.
What is it?' ! remark to enormous
German intelligence on left
Another man home, he CORE
spond.
81 am much enthusiasm also. II is
more august noise than Russian sur
rending.
Presently Mr.. Gray Pitch lift strong
arm, holding white ball OF much hard
ness high. Another gray Nh, the Hon,
Mr.. Pitch shoot and he try to stop all.
The ball shoots with swiftness great so
Mr.. Catch wear large cushions on
hands, also bird cage on face, with
boards in front of legs. Third Mr.,
what they call Bat, is posltioned in
front of Mr.. Catch to make impossible
said stopping. by hitting ball.
"Of r suddenness Mr.. Gray Pitch
preparation himself for enjoyable
spasm. Ball holding high, he make large
twistings, himself turn half way, leg
straight at Mr., Catch g head. Hon. Bat
make large effort vainly.
Strike one' gleefully announces
Hon. Empire In loud voice
"Again Mr.. Pitch make necessary
twists preparation to his shoot Mr.
Bat fail making attempt. but Hon EN-
pire cries Strike two.' at which thin
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-10
HO w I WIN
fright, 1910, by Joseph B. Bowles.

Copyright, 1910, B Bowles.
BY FRANK L. CHANCE
Manager Chicago National League Club Three Times Champions of the
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winning ball players and many win

winning ball players and many win
great players.
Brains and hard work are the chief
essentials A man or manager must
give all his time, all his attention and
all his thought to the game and think,
cat and drink baseball.
/ know / 90 into a game confident
of winning and the confidence never
ends. The harder they beat us the
harder ] work and if manager keeps
working and fighting all the time his
players will be with him, If he quits
or weakens, his men will do the same
| try to get the best work out of my
self and my players, to fight and keep
fighting until the finish, and then try
to forget the game and work for the
next one. Remembering what hap.
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Langford had signed with Sid Hest
box forty-flve rounds In or near
Francisco in the summer. and that
Philadelphia date would not be ca
out. Langford came forward WIFI
assertion that he never signed 10
ketchel III the west. but that pc We
termlned TO meet him In Pniiaoe
within a month.
Now, will they fight?
Payton Will Bet
Joe Choynski. who gave JACK Jor
his first boxing lessons. has hao an
TO join the Jefrries training Camp
sparring partner,
Sam Berger has been scouring
foothills for a man VINO is Willlns,
as the human punching Dag IoI oS
Berger says he wants to hnd one ~.
abnormal human beings VINO cahn
hurt by sledge- hammer blows.
AT The same time, Johnson NJ
nounced a postponement OF haio
In his training camp. -
"Il get stale if start 10 ua1
SOON" says the Big Black ve
start at the y-cho-! !og-l-cal nyH
There is going TO be a spesf
from New York 10 frisco 10 AZ
negroes 10 the JeffrIes- johnson nv
will he q solid vestibuled Jim crow
and the buffet will carry nothing ~
Baron Wilkens. a rich negro saiul
hotel keeper In the Black, bet
CITY. Is getting It up. II VIII carry
sports from New York. Boston, r
mia Washington, Plttsburg, ba
and Chicago. This makes SIX
which will carry fight fans Wes
latest TO organize a private traIn
fight is Kid Mccoy. The others "
rnn specials are Bob Murphy. Ion
kew lin Buckley and Billy Gipf
Corse Payton, the Brooklyn. 4. u
man. VINO is sometimes faee.H
ferred TO as Corse Work
s10, 900 TO wager against S5ogoV
IafrffrIes- Johnson fight VIII
held Payton says that he ms
soeciic 10 base his belief on
;nst willing to risk $4,000 m
wager that the big fight VIII n'
"Ar' Benedicto. the young Tar 5or ii
giant who is winning a name hIsN
in the local pugiIistic field, so' stor
training working for FEED Nsdd,
hustling bags of grain. Billy 5or an
taken "Ar' under his wing lake ! l
wears contract and hopes 70 y, " mas
ond Jeffries out OF him. Al -, n
been west of Jersey city, gpahIlsdaH
getting him pruned lor Mor,, hif {,
trip. and later he VIII
California by easy stages n
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''WOn in the NINTH


This absorbing story by Christy Math-
ewson was begun in The Tribune Mon
day March II. The story has 10 do
with the ambition of Hal Chase. star
first baseman OF the American league. 1t
is story that is of intense interest to
every lover of the national game. and
who Is there that is not? No other
newspaper in the intermountaln empire
prints this story. 1t can be had only
In The Salt Lake Tribune. Issues con-
talning the preceding chapters can be
had at The Tribune business Office.
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] don It know how ] win. As fact
yond winning by clean methods and
not asking favors. There are so many
things to take into consideration in
trying to figure out why a team wins,
or why one man is winning ball
player, that ii is hard TO tell. 1t is
all in the man himself. There are
many great ball PLAYERS who are not
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-09

50 far as our knowledge extends no.
body has ever discovered any agree
ment between these opposites Dir. Mr.
Taft honestly mistake Aldrichism,
thinking 1t real source Of light? Per-
haps so-perhaps his training and as
sociations made It impossible for him
70 perceive that there could be no con
cord those things for which Aldrlch
and bis fellow 'malefactors OF great
wealth" stood and the things which
make for popular well being OF the ma.
ton II so. il was a grieyous mistake
and grieYously hath the President an
swered for it. ta
No matter how good hts intentions
OF how high his purpose. 10 attempt
ing to reconcile the irreconcilable. Mr
Tetf inevitably provoked the storm Of
criticism that has ragged about his adj
ministration. and II be would allay it,
he must face about, leaving the dark
ness behind and pressing forward to-
ward the light in which dwells the
common good which Aldrichism knows
not
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comparison OF their first stitches with
those now employed speaks highly of
the efficiency and painstaking work
Of the head Of this department, Aliss
Lula Nj Frazier. About the middle Of
January the girls began their first gar
ments. hand made corset covers. and
since thar time, have also completed
machine-made waists. while some Of
the more advanced pupils have. ii adj
dition, made a full suit Of underwear
BY hand. and are at present engaged i'm
working on nice wash dresses, Of lawn,
linen or gingham, which they will be
able to complete, an finished By hand
for the commencement exhibit.
The third quarterly examinations
were held last week and nearly all the
girls made passing grades, and many
made high grades, ranging from 80 to
9S This week begins the fourth and
last quarter OF this school and tha
girls are looking forward with much
pleasure 10 work Of next year. which
will begin about the middle OF Septem-
ber in the new l. l. & c. building now
in course of erection You will hear
from the girls in the music and do
nestle science departments next week
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-09
MAPS, MANY FIRsT sAcKERs.
Cleveland Has Close to Dozen Who
Have played initial Base.

flHNc R'idy~1 tHltldl 64oc.
The Cleveland Americans have elev-
en- men this year who have played first
base at some time during their pro
fessional baseball career With some
it has been their regular position. but
others merely filed In whan necessity
demanded The real first sackers.
though. are only two-Iaioie aud Sto-
vail 81 Nichols subbed for Harry
Davis at Philadelphia for few games.
while Manager Armour when manager
Of the Maps was forced TO ask Harry
Bemis to hold down the initial sack
for an occasional contest Addie joss
was another volunteer aud the tall
man from Toledo surely acquitted hin-
self splendldly at FIRST
Joe Birmingham played FIRST q little
III the New York State league Fig
gins played it considerably Ia 1907.
Hardness was stationed there for a
month in 1908, while Kruger was
tried there by Columbus AS for Man
aeer Mcclure, be beld down first for
one game hi 1905
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SHOWS UP THE PALACES or
McNEAL's ARGUMENT.


Az Anadarko a Few days ago. J. ".
NcNeal. Republican candidate for gov
ernor, produced an array OF figures to
show the people Of Caddo county how
they We're being gouged By the state
administration ia the matter Of taxa
tion. In replying 70 his arguments the
Daily democrat set forth straight facts
as follows
The assessed valuation OF caddo
county for the year 1907. the last year
any territorial tax was paid, was ST.
aa5.a72 under a six and a half min lew
for territorial purposes Il brought to
the territory a territorial revenue In
the sum of s22.OGa.92. The Year 1907.
the year thar statehood was declared
the territorial tax for Cada0 county
alone was the sum Or s1S.297l6. Nov
It Is known to every reader and every
school boy that the 1901 tax was re-
hated By every county on the Oklaho-
ma side. for in the Justice and wisdom
Of the First legislature. II would not be
fair 70 the western side OF the state
composing old Oklahoma. 10 pay the
territorial Or state tax when the east
side contributed nothing. so The entire
territorial tax which would have been
taken from caddo county was rebated
or ncs collected For the year 1908 the
state iaxes 81 Caddo county Was SlT.-
$4S.o6. Or In other words, ss.02ss6 for
the first year under statehood, less
shan Il was the year 1905. the last teri
ritorial tax collected In the year 1903
the state taxes for caddo county was
4o.ss5.s7
The reader viii understand that the
territorial tax for 1907 having been re-
miited by the First legislature, it then
became necessary to make up the def
ieit Tor the year 1907 for tl.c running
and conducting Of the state. For the
years 1905 and 1909. ana the total state
tax levied in Caddo county FOR the
gears Of aoS and 1908. was S57.Tf4Os.
Divide this By three 70 cover the years
1907 1905 and 1908. and YOU win find
that It ncSt the county On an average
in stats tax the sum Of Sl9.24ses as
again S22.06902 under the territorial
form OF government. or IN other words
saving to the taxpaying public OF
Caddo county Of the sum Of SS,455.67
under statehood These are figures
that are anon the public records Of
Caddo county and We defy Mr McNsal
or any OF his ardent admire.s to show
the contrary from the figures here ar
tuaily given. or the records Of the
county
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Industrial Institute and
n College Notes 7k


The students Of the art department
are working with zest. The offer of
a prize by sorosis, to be given for the
best work done in charcoal. has done
much to stimulate their efforts Miss
Hancock posed Tuesday afternoon for
The life class.
Morning chapel exercises have been
enlivened from time to time recently
by readings given BY students in the
department OF expression. Tuesday
we listened to a monoiogue entitled.
~The Alilliner's Bill, By Miss Rietta
Beavers and one in dialect called; Lit
tie Brown Baby by Miss Lacy
Sparks Both Of these readings test-
fled to the earnestness and merit OF the
work being accomplished in this de-
partment
Visitors ait the III. & G. should not
fail to visit the domestic arts depart-
ment. for truly the work must be seen
70 be appreciated. and no picture could
be more pleasing to The eye Than these
neat girls in blue engaged IN the prac-
tical. womanly occupation OF max
iHg beautiful garments At the open
ing Of the school in September, these
students We're all beginners, and a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-09
The Passing Of virginia's Famous

The Passing Of virginis's Famous
Statesman Greatly Regretted.
The keenest regret has been felt IL
Washington and throughout the coun-
Try since Senator John w. Daniel OF
Virginia was stricken, as for years
he has been held in the highest esteem
by his colleagues, and his ability as
jurist. statesman and orator has made
his name famous.
He joined the "Stonewalr' brigade
in 1861 and continued in the service
until wounds compelled him to retire
after the battle Of the Wilderness in
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-09

1864 He finished his legal education
az the University of Virginia III 1866.
He was repeatedly returned to the
Virginia house of delegates and to the
state senate
In the midst Of his practice at the
bar he found time 10 write two com.
mentaries Oh the law Daniel on AL
tachmentsr aud Daniel ON Negotiable
Instruments" that are quoted as an.
thority wherever English iurspfu-
dence prevails III both hemisphercs.
He entered the United States sem
ate IN 1857 as the successor of VIII
liam Malone, and his work ia the sen.
ate has Cor years attracted great ut
lention. Since the war he has been
able to attend TO hts duties only with
he aid Of crntch
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rEs' iA NINETEEN lies. = hey are
prepared for the worst wills have
been made and obituary notices writ
ten, for az each door they must ask
tlilrty-twO questions. and there Is no
telling what may happen when they
inquire Of some people their age their
color ana who supports the family.
The high cost Of living has put some
OF us Ia no anlable frame Of mind,
and it Will be a grand occasion to let
on little Of the pressure by taking
It out on Uncle Sans enumeraiors-
Most people little realize the big task
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-09
TAFT ATTEMPTS THE IMPOSSIBLE

Not little sympathy is being ex-
pressed tor Mr. Taft on account OF che
grief mat has fallen upon him 70 early
in his administration The complaint
of the President, uttered ia Some Of
his addresses. that he is misunderstood
and treated unfairly By the critics
Il pathetic 10 the extreme.
That AR Taft is a good-natured. we'll
mentioned man can scarcely be doubt
"a Why should such a jolly good fel-
low be So bitterly assanedg gf the
President is genuinely in earnest in
bis desire to give the country a square
deal. why have the people failed 70 take
hin al his word2
Wen. one Of the principal reasons IS
that mr.. Taft has attempted the inn
possible When he took unto his
hosom Aldrieh, the arch tool oe the H.
terests. and became bed.fellow with
Joe Cannon al the same time profess.
ing devotion to those policies which
made the administration Of his prede-
cessor popular with The plain people.
De attempted to reconcile elements be-
tween which inherent antagonism ex-
lists. OF course. be was goredoomed to
make fizzle OF IT.
Long ago someone inquired. What
concord hath Hight and darlsness2' and
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
ONCE MORE, ALL TOGETHER FOR
cHickAsHA.

Now here we are, soou people, with
our Chamber Of Commerce organized
in the most up-to-date manner, exact.
" like similar organization which have
been successful 10 other cities.
And we have found secretary
booster who comes with record Of
achievement behind him, an expert in
the work before him
And We have nearly five hundred
boosters enrolled in our town-huiIdine
organization.
What more do We need to make
chiekasha fulfill her destiny by becom-
ing one cf the great cities Of Okla
homa2
A big question this, for Il is big
campaign II which We are enIistine.
First Of an let Us resolve that dur
Ing the next few months. before poll
tics becomes the ali-absorbIne theme,
we viii make town-bulding the para
mount issue; that We shall as indi-
viduals and as a community devote our
attention to those things which make
for tie commercial and Industrial de.
veiopment Of chickasha. permitting
nothing TO distract our efforts from the
main issue.
While We have perfect machinery for
town-building--it is built IN the proper
nanner-the chief thing after all is to
make il wcrk One cog one pin, one
bolt that is defective or refuses to per.
form its proper function may render
an entire machine useless Now this
tcwn-building organization is an in
trieate piece Of mechanism, containing
several hundred parts; the piston may
be perfect and the big fIyAvheei may
De without flaw but unless every
part IS in good working erser It viii
not grind out the product which We ex-
peel.
And az Of this hsranoue, good peo-
pie. simply means aall together for
chickasha." The secretary snd direc-
tors Of the c. Of G. may boost till they
bust tie Buttons on their clothes. but
il ~ail be unavallins unless they are
backed up BY the active support Of
every member of the organization. un.
less every citizen encourages our lead.
ers by words and deeds, talking fer
chiokasha, boosting everything that is
good for chickasha, working With en-.
th0siasm and hearty good viii for
chickasha every dsy--unless we do
this We can't expect to accomplish
what We have set out 10 do.
And lastly. brethren. as the first
principle of town.buiidirs. 4 principle
taught in the Kindergarten o. progress.
we must silence the knoeker n some
sorehead tell you that the c. Of c.
IS not doing what il ought to dc, an
swer. Yes. maybe SO. but am with
them and am trying to help them make
good" II the pessinist tells you that
the town is no good, advise him to &C
elsewhere as quickly as possible for
the good of the town
chickasha is in fine shape, prospects
never brighter success Is certain in the
town building campaign u We work TO-
sether with all our might.
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this census TAX
Ing means To
handle the work
$1,000 enumera
tors have been
engaged TO go
over the land and
secure names and
facts, and TO man
age these men 80
supervisors are
employed, W il o,
IN turn, are nm
der the direction
OF i. Dana Dur
and an assistant
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-09
WORSE THAN BULLETS.

Bullets have often caused less SUIT
fering to soldiers than the eczema l..
". Hartman, Burlington, Me- got In
the army and suffered with, forty
years but Bucklen's Arnica Salte
cured me when an else failed,9 he
Writes. Greatest healer for sores, nl-
GERS. boils. burns, cuts, wounds
bruises and piles CSC Al Brown a.
Co.'S. DIV
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-09
SAVED FROM THE GRAVE.

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X four years Of suffering from SCI
we're lung trouble, writes Aifs A. l..
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bearahie and could not do any work,
but Dr. Kings New Discovery has
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Try IT Fifty cents and $500 Trial
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