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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-15
NEW YORK PUBLIC SCHOOLS
TO TRY NEW FOOTBALL.
ACCIDENTS WILL STOP 1T.
NEW YORK Sept. Is.

f>E"S HE new football rules has won a
notable victory in the New York
public schools. Tabooed last
year by the High School athletic com
mittee of the Board of Education, the
game will be permitted under the re-
vised rules this fall. James E. Sui
Ivan, secretary of the Amateur AthletiS
Union, is n of the members Of the
committee.
The school athletes can begin prac-
tice as soon as they like" said Mr.
Sullivan in announcing the committee
decision, but if 1t is found that ac-
cidents continue to occur, the commit
tee on athletics will prepare further
notifications Of the rules, under which
the boys will be allowed to play"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-15

w ETROIT'S victory over the Maps
~ put the Tigers but one point be-
hind the Yankees and the Red
SoX, who are tied for second place in
the American League race. The White
Sox defeated the Browns. The other
teams were not scheduled to play.
AT Detroit R.H.E.
Detroit .........2 6 0 0 0 l 0 0 x-9 10 4
Cleveland ......2 l 0 0 0 0 8 0 05S u 8
Batteries-Skeels, Summers and
Schmidt; Fanwell. Doane, Falkenberg
and Land and Adams.
At Chicago R.H.E.
Chicago ........0 0 0 l 0 ? x-10 II 4
st, Louis ......1 0 0 0 ! 0 0 o. { 3
Batteries-Lange and Payne; Hall,
Petty and Killifer.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-15

KYEW YORK'S win over the Pirates
yesterday advanced the former
a little in the National League
race. The Cubs and the Phillies each
took a game in their double-header,
while Brooklyn downed the Reds. h
Doye-Cardinal contest was called off on
account of rain.
At New York: R.H.E.
New York .....,0 0 0 81 0 0 0x-S IL 3
Pittsburg .......0 0 1 0 L 0 0 0 o. 5 0
Batteries-Drucke and Meyers; Phil
lippe, Camnitz and Gibson.
At Brooklyn: R.H.E.
Brooklyn .......O D2O0OO2 xN4 7 o
Cincinnati ......0 0 o 0 2 0 0 0-3 s 0
Batteries-Bucker and Miller; Casper
and Mclean.
At Philadelphia, first game: R.H.E.
Philadelphia 80 0 0 0 0 8 0 Ox-5 Z 0
Chicago .........0 0 90 0 0 0 0 90 1
Notwithstanding and Moran; Reul-
bach, Weaver and King.
Second game: R.H.E.
Chicago ...........1 0 0 O 4 0 0 0-5 Z 0
Philadelphia ......0 0 0 0 0 2 0 % Z 0
Batterles-Overall and King; Moren,
Giard, Culp and Moran.
Called in the eighth inning on ac-
count of darkness.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-15

Y~esferday's Results.
Detroit 9, Cleveland S.
Chicago 10. st. Louis 3.
Games Today.
New York at ST. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Washington at Cleveland.
Boston at Chicago.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-15
CASA BIANCAS SWAMP
FROELICH BALL=TOSSERS.
PLAYGROUND LEAGUE RECORD.

". l.. Pc W. L. Pc.
Aronsons -. s 3 .667l Froelich ...... 4 5 "A
Casa Blanca. 8 3 1926 Sonmers 49,. 3 3 .37j
Jenkinsons >. 4 3 .572l Leni Lenape.. 3 6 1888
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-15
Game To-day.

GAM To-day.
Sommer Midgets VS.. Jenkinson Mid
gets.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-15

iEsstern League.
Wichita 2, Sioux City /.
Lincoln 4. Topeka /.
st. Joseph 3. Omaha 0.
Denver Z. Des Moines 2.
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MAJOR LEAGUE PLAYERS
DRAW UP DEMANDS
FOR THE COMMISSION,
%NCIN O., Sept. 10.

1HM AJOR league ball players are
IV drawing up a Magma Charta to
nrncnnt To tho nnurers of nrpan-
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Women of Woodcraft.

Silver Maple circle. No, los. was opened
Friday evening by Guardian Neighbor
Criss!c Dykes. Five application cards
The Thimble club will meet with Mrs.
Hughes Wednesday afternoon at l.30
o'clock at 277 G street. All guards not
present next Friday night for drill Will
be discharged from the team. A novel
entertainment was given by the Greens,
a delightful time was had by Salt Lake
circle. No. 500. last Monday evening
Neighbors Weber, Graham and Perry en-
tertained the circle. Another good lime
is promised for next Monday evening
November 7. when every member, officer
and guard should be present.
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quet prepared by the ladies OF the Twen-
teth Century circle.
Tintic lodge OF Elks initiated a candi-
date. Tyler Emblelon served a banquet
at the end OF the initiation. Over 100
members were present
Grand Master John Morley OF the l.
o. O. F.. who is resident OF this city.
spent the week visiting Park City and
other lodges In that section OF the state.
AZ the meeting OF Eureka temple No
H. Pythian Sisters held last week the
| following officers were installed, Mrs.
Virsa Griggs, most excellent chief; Mrs.
| Fannie Firth. E. j.. Mrs. Myra Bourley.
NJ of f, Mrs. Cecilia Bacon. NJ. OF r.
and s.; Mrs. Doilie Akins. NJ OF r.; Mrs.
j. w Hgrd 2 Of @ r.; MIR. Mrs: GnnI Mary Pr's s.
| OF T. The temple is rapidly increasing
in membership. and the ladies have in
preparation several select socials for the
winter months.
| Tintic tent No. 10. knights of the
Maccabees. organized In Eureka in 1898,
is rapidly increasing in membership. hav-
membership OF $50 is expected by Jan
uarv ! 1911 Next Friday night they will
elect officers.
! Eureka lodge No. T.. !. o, o. F. one
| Of the. oldest and richest lodges in the
state. is increasing Its membership week
! ly and doing a grand work in caring for
the widows and orphans. Members OF
Columbia lodge No. = Rebekahs. abs when me-.
! trict, is rendering much assistance in
relief work.
| Columbia Rebekah lodge No. was Wis
tied on Thursday evening by Mrs. Brown,
| grand president OF the state OF Utah,
and Mrs. Sudhcimer. grand warden The
| ladies were accorded hearty fecept'olI,
and after the regular session banquet
was served In their honor.
Tintic lodge No. Ill. II. +. O. Elks.
will give their second social of the sea-
son on the evening of November 20. An
excellent musical and literary programme
will be followed by banquet I'm the
hall Dancing at the Elks' pavilion VIII
| be one OF the features of the evening.
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Where to Vote at Tuesdays Election

District No 60-sIurray first ward
amusement hall
District No 6i-Grant hail. Murray.
District No 62-Big Cottonwood ward
house.
District No. 83-Resldence E. E. Wa
trous.
District No ei-Haifway house. Par
District No. 65-Butlerville schoolhouse.
District No. ss-Inion Coop hall
Dis,rie, D,,i, No sT.Gity hal hall Sandy: ,.,
Perry, Sandy.
District No. 65-Resdence Alexander A,
Brand. Granite.
Dictrict No. 10-Stillwelrs store. Alta.
District No. Tl-Crescent ward house,
District No. 72EDraper Commercial.
company's office.
hall.
District No. 7l-ward house. HERMAN.
District No 15-South room, Rtverton
Mercantile building.
District No. 76-South part South Jor-
dan Mercantile company store.
District No. 77-West Jordan arnuse-
nent hall.
District No. 7e-Taylorsville ward
house.
District No. So-Odd Fellows hall. Up
per Bingham
District No sI-Myers hotel
District No. S2-Copperton boarding
house.
District No SS-Pleasant Green meet
District No. S4-Hunter schoolhouse.
District No. 85-Meeting house. Gran
ger.
District No. s6-Brighton ward meeting
house.
District No ss-savage store, Eleventh
South and Twenty first East
District No. Sod farm house. ASH
ton avenue.
District No. 9O--Durant's residence.
Bingham.
District No. 91-Residence w II. Rudy,
| North Point.
District No, s2-Soyka's vacant restau-
| rant. Lark.
| Distr:ct No. 93-Murray second ward
amusement hall.
| District No. 94-Murray courthouse.
District No. a5-Residence Mrs, 2. II
| Lyon.
| District No. s6-Garfield clubhouse
District No. 97-The Burton school. 1900
State street.
| District 9S-Davis place. Bingham.
! District No. 99-Courthouse. Midvale.
| District No 1O0-The Bamberger coal
| office. 22So State ST.
Irty Headquarters Both phones 1884.
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Secret and
Fraterndl Societies
of Salt Lake
Modern woodmen of America.

Excelsior camp held a most enthusiastic
meeting last Tuesday evening With tile
return OF cool nights the attendance
shows a steady Increase at each sue
ceeding meeting SeveraI applications
were presented and one stranger was
given the fraternaI degree. The concert
for the benefit Of the sanitorium will be
held Tuesday evening. November 10. at
S:15 o'clock, al tho First Methodist
church. a splendid programme is be-
ing prepared and several of the best mu-
sicisns in the city will bc heard. short
meeting will be held tomorrow evening.
Great Salt Lake camp. No. 1O071 had
another rousing meeting last Tuesday
evening, with all officers and some forty
members present, Six new applications
for beneficial membership were received
and referred to the investigating commit
tee, and FIVE strangers were found In
waiting for the purpose OF receiving the
beneficial degree. which was conferred
upon them in an impressive manner.
Visiting neishbors from Colorado and
Kansas were present. Tho death of
Neighbor George z. Jones was announced.
Funeral services were held last Saturday
from the Sixteenth ward meeting house.
The regular meeting will be held Tues
day evening All members arc urged to
attend. Visiting neighbors are cordially
invited,
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POOR OLD 'G|MLET"
PROVEN LIAR AGAIN
B. H. Roberts Shows Conclusive
ly That Smoot's Organ Mis-
quoted Him.

The Herald Republican will evidently
be forced TO enlarge the membership In
its Ananias club. That paper is now
on the wrong side OF controversy aris-
ing out OF the speech OF Brigham H.
Roberts at Murray last Thursday nght
Mr.. Roberts declares that with reference
gram he said that in effect the reply was
eco and see Jones" The Herald Re,
publican declared that he said 60 and
see Joe and amplihed this by SAYING
that he had evidently meant President
Joseph F. Smith OF the Mormon church.
In denying the Herald Republican mis-
quotation Mr. Roberts emphatic in
declaring, that he had made no such a
statement. The Herald Republican then
reiterated its charge and gave J. r.
Davis. official court reporter for the
Third district court its authority
Now Mr.. Roberts comes back with an
affidavit signed by thirteen prominent
people who were In attendance at the
meeting. and an affidavit OF a stenogra
pher who took Mr., Robertss address in
shorthand, declaring that the Herald Re-
publlcan's alleged quotation is absolutely
publican to place all Of these men who
have signed the affidavit in their Ananias
club. The affidavit follows;
STATE OF UTAH, COUNTY OF SALT
Thomas NJ Holt, b. f. Grant. JOS F.
Merrill. Mahonri Spencer. VIM r Wal
lace D. B. Jones VIM. Boam. ], 5. Bar
low Jennie r. Brockbank. c. w. Miller
- M
Alder, being each duly and severally
sworn. say that they were present at
the Democratic meeting held at the Muir
ray opera house November g. 1910, and
were near the speaker and heard all that
statement published in the Herald Re-
publican charging that Mr.. Roberts said
''Go and sec joe (meaning the president
Of the Mormon church), is absolutely
false. What Mr.. Roberts did say was,
f'Co and see Jones about it.
(SlgnedD Thomas NJ. Holt. 3. F. Grant.
Jos. F. Merrill, Mahonri Spencer. VIM.
r. Wallace. D. b. Jones, Wm; Boam.
J S. Barlow. Jennie Il. Brockbank, c. w.
Miller c. /; Miller, r. rawlings
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this 9Th day of November. A. D. 1910.
(Signed) W1LFORD MOYLE.
Notary Public.
My commission expires February stb,
STATE OF UTAH. COUNTY OF SALT
p. ii. Roberts being first duly sworn,
says that he was present at the Demo-
cratic meeting held al the Murray opera
house November 8, 1910. and was near
the speakers; that he reported In short
hand the speech OF the Hon. r.. II, Rob
crts; that since the controversy has
arisen over statement said by the
Herald Republican TO have been made by
hand notes taken OF said speech, and the
said shorthand notes show that the re-
mark made by Mr, Roberts was Go and
see JONES' and not GO and sec Joe. .
as stated by the Herald P ~ RfpYeiiSs4 R%eERTs
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
eth day of November. 1910,
Notary Public.
My commission expires February sth.
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MaccabeeS.

Banner hive No. IL held the regular
review last Tuesday. After the business
was transacted Ladies Livingston and
Deardon favored the hive with solos.
Lady Wahlquist will entertain at cards
at her home. 65l Eas, Second South
street. Tuesday, November s. All Mac
cabees and friends invited
Liberty hive No. .. l.. o. T. NJ. Will
hold regular review Thursday afternoon
November 10. at 2:30 o'clock in X of
p. hall. The sewing bee Will meet at
Lady Glaze's home. l59 North Fifth West
street, Wednesday afternoon, Novemb Der
3. from 2 TO O'Clock. a large number
of the ladies and their friends were en-
tertained last Tuesday by Lady Towlo.
The prizes were won by Mrs. Sherman,
Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Ellsworth.
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mon official from Utah of high or low
degree who has visited Idaho.
It Is true that the presidents of stakes
who are tho highest officials Of the Nor
mon church In Idaho. are almost without
exception open advocates of Mr.. Brady
and OF prohibition, but so far can be
discovered they are not saving that IL is
the Will OF the Lord that their people
shall so vote. They make their pro-
nouncement, but in such way that it
does not come to their people as direct
command. 1 can not better illustrate my
meaning than by quoting from the Black
foot Optimist-a Republican paper-of
ITO the Local Option People OF Bing-
ham County, Idaho:
We your executive committee. after
careful consideration. hereby give our
unanimous and unqualified Endorsement
to the candidacy of j, III. Brady and we
friend Of temperance and sobriety. with
out respect TO party. will indorse Mr..
Brady and make IL possible for him to
continue the. good work he has done for
the cause OF temperance.
sRespectfuIly
ID. G. Platt. Idaho Falls.
Mrs. Campbell. Idaho Falls.
Rev. c. A. Edwards, BIackfoot.
Pres. James Duckworth. Blackfoot-
DR.. Edwin Cutler. Shelley.
George Ward. Iona.
''Hyrum Cirimmett. Moreland."
Doesn't Bind the Saints.
Inc executive committee is composer
OF Mormons and non -Mormons Presi
dent Duckworth is the president OF the
Blackfoot stake of Zion. Rev. c. A. Ed
wards is the pastor OF the Methodist
church OF Blackfoot. This document pub
lished In Gentle paper and having the
name Of a Methodist minister signed to
II In connection with the name OF the
president of a stake Is sufficient notice
to the Gentiles, as we'll to the Nor
mons that so far as this particular re-
quest is concerned. II Is not binding on
the saints.
Similar documents have been issued In
other Mormon counties, producing a like
effect on botn Mormons and Gentiles. The
constant topic of Conversation through
out this entire section Is whether or no
the Mornons have some secret under
standing as to how they shall vote.
Every one admits that there Is no
open understanding, Among those who
are informed, the query Is; ITO whom
do they intend TO break their pledge?
Is It to be the Lady or the Tiger
There Is no question but they intend
to deceive one or the other.
Ny readers are In possession of the
facts and are as we'll qualified to guess
10 the outcome as myself. I will
hazard a guess, however. and prophesy
that they will break faith with the min
listers.
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Third Ward.

District No. 3I-Utah Posten. l51 West
North Temple.
District No. 32-Relief society hall,
First North,
District No 8S-six;eenth ward amusc-
ment hall. Fifth West between North
Temple and First North
District No. 34-946 West North Tenn
pic. residence II. G. Anderson.
District No. 35-Residence F.. C. Col
lett, q Almond street.
District No. 36-Annex twenty second
District No. 81 Residence Nellie Lees,
6l9 West Fourth North
District No. 3S-Residence DR.. Gamble.
74T North Second West
Distric, No. 3o--Residcnce William Ad-
kins Tenth West. between Ninth North
and Tenth North.
District No. 40-Residencc q. w.
Willis. 232 Center street
Fourth Ward.
District No. H-Residence Mrs. Taylor
81 North State
District No 42-Twentieth ward amuse-
nent hall.
District No 4S-sixth avenue drug
store. +, street and Sixth avenue.
District No. 44-Residence Mrs. Muir,
sci Second avenue.
District No. 15-Residence A. @. Gum.
23l ] street.
Distric, No. 4S-Res:dence j. S. High
am. 75a Second avenue
District No. 7-Residence j. A. De-
Valley. 1873 First avenue.
Fifth Ward.
Distric, No Is-J. W. Donkin's old
store. Second South between Eleventh
and Twelfth East.
District No se-Residence Mrs. David :
son. 252 South Ninth East.
District No. 50--E!cventh ward annex.
District No. 51-Calvar! Baptist
church. Az East Second South.
Distric, No. 52-Residence Mrs. King.
1874 East Second South.
District No. 53-Lobby Y. NJ. c. A.
District No. 5i-67 East First South.
County Outside of the City.
District No. 55-Mil Creek meeting
house, Fourteenth and Fifteenth South
about Twenty sixth East.
District No. 5G-Residence II. X. Worr
county road and Fifteenth South.
District No. 5T-Granite high school,
District No. 5S-Miller ward amusement
hall. Fourteenth South and state.
District No. 59-South Cottonwood ward
house.
or voting place, telephone American p
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Fraternal Union Of America.

Evergreen lodge No. lbl has completed
all arrangements for the big class initia
tion which will take place on Monday,
take up the degrees OF Justice. The de-
gree team Is now In possession Of the
new and elgant robes, and another prac-
In position 10 put on the work in splen-
did form. The lodge has been surprised
by the kindness OF we'll known music
house, which furnished an elegant piano
and player for use in the degree work
and entertainment OF the candidates. The
ladies OF the lodge will furnish cakes and
Ice cream Monday next.
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..Irsis of the Situation and
o,trosppct of Former Com
posite Campaigns.
pROHIBITION COMBINE
NAT BINDS THE MINISTER'S
4 Does Not Bind the Saints,
Who Will Take Their Own
Selfish Course.
BY G. Z. ARNEY.

,,sl 10 The TrioHne'
Ida, Nov, 6.'-ln seven
,.,s articles based on interviews
',,..raI hundred men OF every walk
',s-. and after travelling moro than
4 ..,,as on this mission, ! have en-
-.~,a n give a fair. unbiased analysis
Al nol,Iical situation in seventeen OF
',rsnty-t three counties of Idaho. In
.wnmary | gave Mr. Hawley 400
n,,,y IN north Idaho and 500 majority
,,.ysn counties IN south Idaho, out
:, what is recognized as the six
.,u,o,v controlled Mormon counties.
~, Cassia. Oneida. Bear Lake, Ban
I Bingham and Fremont.
%-,r nreyious article ! promised such
.nalysjs Of the situation In south
AN Idaho as my Investigations
III reveal. ] came here for that pur-
4 and am writing il from the center
,opuIaiion OF the six Mormon coun-
ID Idaho. generally referred to in
1sr vein as "our Little Utah.
A Retrospect.
vyins the previous four state cam
ne In Idaho beginning with 1907. the
MI of the Mormon vote in Idaho has
open and .lagrantly dominant. The
al this dominant power has rested
hr capital city OF an adjoining state,
'1sp2 there was not even the pre-
: al an excuse for the exercise of
jcal control by the Mormon lead
IA Utah over their followers in Ida
{ There WAS no fight being made
hst the Mormons by anyone in Ida
and there was no agitation OF the
Iron question.
/. Dubois had been elected to the
pd States senate two years before
was not a candidate for office. The
mons were generally Democrats. and
ne majority Of them were voting the
,0eratic ticket
1rins the end OF this 1902 campaign
3epubllcau polyeamous apostles from
}. John Henry Smith and Matthias +,
'y openly and without any apparent
ros al concealment came up from
t and went all over southeastern Ida
rftructing their people that IL was
''gnll OF the Lord" that they should
the Republican ticket. The Nor
. cpmpacent!y obeyed their leaders
tuined the state over to the Re
|cans.
Z Election OF Apostle Smoot to the
I'd States senate from Utah the fol-
ug winter. coupled with this unwar-
Cd preference of these church lead
IN IDAHO. was the cause of the re-
p Of the anti Mormon fight in Ida
ghich WAS so ably and masterrully
oy Senator Dubois.
the campaigns of 1904 and 1906. with
pemocra,Ic party standing squarely
ne anti Mormon party OF Idaho. un-
ne leadership OF Senator DUBOIS. the
rprs insisted that they were com
q 10 vote the Republican ticket
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Royal NeiehborS.

Camp 1886 Royal Neighbors of Ameri-
ca. will meet this (Monday) evening at
o'clock in /, o. o. +. hall. Business
OF importance. also social affairs. VIII
be brought before the camp, All neigh
bors are requested TO be present. Visit
ors welcome.
Salt Lake Valley camp No, 3072 had
q very lively and entertaining meeting
last Thursday evening. The recorder
prepared an entertainment which was
unique and was thoroughly enjoyed,
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I. 0. o. T.

The Naomi Past Noble Grands club
Will be entertained by Mrs. Vinegar and
Mrs. Darrah at the home OF Mrs. Wine
gar. o39 East Eleventh South street,
Thursday, November 10. at . p. M All
past noble grands are invited.
Jordan lodge No. 3 at its last meet =
ing enjoyed a we'll deserved rest. there
being no work on the table. but tonight,
a number of candidates will be Initiated.
The degree staff is In prime shape. Come
to lodge. brothers. and see what the wheel
horses are doing.
Last Friday night Salt Lake lodge No.
started the month by comforting the
initatory on a class OF bright young
men. The work was up 10 the standard,
although Captain Sugden was absent on
account OF sickness. and Assistants Price
and Ames had charge of the degree
team. The usual number OF visitors
were present and seemed to enjoy them
selves.
The Past Noble Grands club will meet
at the home OF Mrs Lottie Dale. 1913
West Second South street, Thursday. No
vember 10. Visiting members cordially
invited,
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Children Cry
FOR FLETcHER'S
CA 8 T . RIA

If PAT CONNOR is elected the
recorders office will not be made
to pay p lot of campaign obliga-
tions nor will it be run in the in
terest Of q lot of favored abstract
ers, He will reduce that force
fully one-half and will make the
recorders office a. revenue pro-
ducer instead of load on the
county.