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The Washington times., 1910-08-27

Cana has risen TO such heights in
London estimation that he IS thought to
be entirely too good for John Lemm
and the other WrestleTS who have been
meeting all corners on the other side
most Of whom have visited this country
Cana is one OF q whole string Of Asia
tic ETzp0IerS who are now in London.
and I.enm and such Ike viii first have
II meet some Of Gama-s GONNA MONS
before they will be allowed TO 20 on
with the new wonder Cana looks and
acts the part Of a champion. and will
The Washington times., 1910-08-27

St Louis, s.: Cleveland, IS: Boston, 90
4 Chicago, g; Washington, 50; New York
/ So Philadelphia. s.: Detroit IS.
The Washington times., 1910-08-27
Passed Balls.

Detroit, Is; New York. L: PhfIadeI-
phia, r. St Louis, Il; Boston, Is; Wash
ingtOn, .; Chicago. II; Cleveland, IS
The Washington times., 1910-08-27
RACE TO CAPTURE
NATIONAL TROPHY

ELGIN, III, Aug. 27.-The stars Of rhe
auto racing world started this morning
to contest for the $500 Elsin National
Trophy over the S05-miIe course.
Thirteen cars were entered Ia the big
event, and even greater speed than that
made by Al Livingston in the Illinois
Trophy yesterday was expected
A ". Greiner, in a National. was the
first man at the tare- he was followed
BY StinsOn, in a lax CrOW, and Null
The hoodood thirteen was avoided by
changing that number 10 fourteen IN
The starters and their positions were
as follows
A " Greiner. National
2 c. StinsOn. Black Crow
3 r Milford, LOzier-
l. r HarOUn, MaTROn.
3 G. Robertson. SimuleX-
g. H Grant, Alec.
Z. A. Livingston, National
s. II. SaynOr. Simplex.
g. H EndiCott. kisSell-
10 J Dawson, harmon
Il G Basic, Matheson-
y. B. Oldheld, Knox.
Il F Schiller Jackson
Robertson. Haroun, and Greiner. who
were among the entries, predicted that
records would be smashed harry
Grant and Livingston were looked upon
as dangerous COntenderS. the latter Is
OeciaIIy since his spectacular feat Of
yesterday More than 10000 persons
lined the eight-mile lap course when
the starting siSnar was given Society
women drove out to Elgin from Chicago
and nearby resorts at dSybreak and
took their places along the course IN
the cars State troops again today are
DafrOIlinE the track.
The four bad curves drew the largest
part Of the spectators, who were look
| ing FOL. accidents. A corps OF surgeons
was stationed at each curve and on the
two hills. down which the drivers COdSt
l in their efforts to make time
II was expected the big race would be
[ between Robertson, in a Simplex, and
/ Oldfeld, in a Knox This IS one Of the
/ few times that the speed demons ever
have met in road competition
| Thirtv-six laps were required for the
! completion of the course. The Elgin
The Washington times., 1910-08-27

Roller and the Hindu were on TIE
level That much Is certain and they
deserve the thanks OF all admirers OF
the grand sport Of wrestling for demon
straJinE that ii is possible 70 have a
bout on the square
The Washington times., 1910-08-27

Reports from London are that Doc
Roller. the American wrestler who was
thrown twice IN ten minutes oy CANA
the Hindu. is still suffering severely
from the injury IN his CollarDole re
Ceived fin the first thirty second Of Ihe1r
match. T was not learned until the next
Gav that Roller had really been badly
hurt but he had 10 90 20 a hospital and
has been there ever since Roller :
gameuesS won him a vast amount OF
T.~sfse from the English sportsuen- who
realized as soon as they saw him 90
AGAINST the Hindu that Roller was no
match for has opponent. but considered
in remarkable that he should stick
through 50 much bTuiSinE work as he
Sid vyheU he reilly should have left the
mat without going 70 fall Roller Is
being nu-sed by his wife and his man
arc-- Jack CuTIev- Bone setting Is an
OLD English and Welsh art. and the lat
est reports from Roller are that IA
mons Fnr-IfsA counterpart Of Bone
Setter REESE has been called IN 20 help
the vvrestIer's recovery
The Washington times., 1910-08-27
Today's Game.

Today's Games
Detroit at washington
St Louis at Philadelphia
Cleveland at Boston
Chicago at New York
The Washington times., 1910-08-27
Standing Of the Clubs

probably visit this c0uL sly, where he
should draw well he is undoubtedly a
Zbyszko, whom Gotch Allowed 70 stay
on the mat an hour IN Chicago CzOtch
did not gather any credit for himself
when he did not trim the Pole as he
should have done. instead Of apparently
playing him for q return match 70 q
duSh.
The Washington times., 1910-08-27
Today's Games

Today's Games
Brooklyn at PittsbUrg
New YORK at Chicago.
Boston at St Louis
Philadelphia AT Cincinnati
The Washington times., 1910-08-27
Long Hits BY Clubs
Club Fielding Records
Triple Plays.
Double PLAYS.

Detroit vs. Chicago.
Detroit vs. Boston
The Washington times., 1910-08-27
CONSISTENT UPLIFT
IN WASHINGTON PLAY
Steady Increase in Team and Individual Battng Com
bined With Good Pitching, Explains Rise to Fifth
Place-Dr Roller Injured
By THOMAS S. RICE.

Two games with Detroit today,
u. M.
The Washington times., 1910-08-27

With the customary breadth Of view
that distinguishes professional reform
ers for revenue only the London
County Council and other municipal
powers in England and this country 10
acquire cheap notOrity for high-sOuled
qualities by putting the ban on the films
has disguised even many OF the profess
sfonaI uplifters. who are beginning 70
APPRECIATE that naTTOW-minded and
bfEo1ed opposition TO a subject without
having the proper material on which 70
base an argument. is doing a vast deal
to ALLEVIATE the support Of those who
might otherwise be willing 10 listen 10
those who make II their business in life
10 interfere with the business Of other
people.
The Washington times., 1910-08-27
Club Standings and
Possibilities
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdav's Results

Yesterdays ResuItA
Detroit at Washington-Wet Grounds
Philadelphia, 6, s. Louis. 0.
Boston, 3. Cleveland, O.
Chicago at New Xork-RaIn.
The Washington times., 1910-08-27
Standing of the Clubs
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Resultz
Chicago, 3: New York /.
Cincinnati. S; philadelphia, 1.
Pittsburg, 4; Brooklyn, .
The Washington times., 1910-08-27

The idea Of ireland barring the fight
pictures is funny
The Washington times., 1910-08-27

American League Pitchers Records.
Record Of pitchers, including all
The Washington times., 1910-08-27

The gradual bHt consistent uplift in
Washington team batting in the past
two weeks has been the NOS encCUr-
aging feature OF the recent spirit The
team is now IN fifth place strictly g.
its merits. and not because Of any pc
cUliar st-s7k OF luck for itself or III
fortune for its opponents This week
the batting for the whole outfit IS -239-
Last week IL was .256, and the week BE-
fore that % Six points gained ia
team batting represents a large I'M
provemenL especially fer Washington,
which had such a long batting slump
earlier n the year. and had 50 many
on days that II wiH have 10 bat ike
IA house ahre 70 make a really respect
able showing.
The Washington times., 1910-08-27

washington is tied with Cleveland in
3 citing
The Washington times., 1910-08-27

Ought to fatten Up a little on the
Tigers tod-y-
The Washington times., 1910-08-27

which had such a long batting slump
earlier IN the year. and had 50 many
on days that II wiH have 10 bat ike
IA house afre 70 make a really respect
able showing.
Ought to fatten Up H,tIe on the
When the Improvement in batting Is
remembered, the strengthening OF the
catching staff, the consistently good
fielding and the recovery OF form Dy an
the pitchers, what's the matter with
'rooting for Washington 10 land II
fourth place this yearZ Nothing snort
feat, as Detroit IS 1Z4 points aneed OF
Washington this morning, but u Is
pleasant dream Washington present
rate Of progress IS so rapid that II may.
mon enemy before the season IS over.
The Tigers are, apparently, soTneWL nag
discouraged, and are not accom- I5llsi-iilk
as much as one would expect AFTER a.
the talk about their great garneness ana
willingness to fight unto the last uilcA-
In the meantime, the Nationals are
.chOck full Of the battling spl1I ana are
going into every game with the hIm
.Sony7ction that thev are sure 10 win
That's the kind Of spirit that teLisE aha
10 IS reflected in the large alteIlldLlLc
lat the Washington PARK despite threat
'euing weather.
While Tn, laub's batting average ms
not crow any his sticking mas
been mG-e effective than MS 10 Would
indicate
Manager NcAIeeT can not be blamed
for giving mis- consent 20 Allans stree
and Johnson touring the country with q
picked American League team 10 play
a series OF twelve games with q picked
National league nine Iley VIII %
-erDIar raules PLAYED under regular
conditions, and there IS no particular
reason why these valuable bits OF base
ball property should run any great Il5h
of fuiurinE themselves Johnson VIII
hardly pitch more than three games OF
the series. according 10 the pubIlSfled
plans and three games more OF Iess
will Go him no particular harm as Nc
ATeer is not likely 20 take chances By
vvorlziue, him too hard at the end Of this
season. II s. a good soft slice OF coin
for the boys, and u viii not be be
I ErudEed them
The Washington times., 1910-08-27

Catchers Donohue and Howard Wake
field have joined the Cleveland team.
The Washington times., 1910-08-27

Z Duffy has been right on the job and
now has a pretty classy team.
The Washington times., 1910-08-27

While. Tns.laub-s batting average his
not crow any his sticking mas
been TnG-e effective than his 20 would
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-06
PROPOSED CHANGE
IN SUPERINTENDENT
Part Of school Board Want TO Sup
plant Popular Head of
CITY schools.

PROVO. May 6-The city board Of
education is considering the question
making "a change in the superintendent
of city schools for the ensuing year
Two of the board favor a change and
two do not and the fifth is wanted by
both sides. There lis no objection ex-
pressed TO Supt. Rawlings. who has
held that position with great ability for
about 10 years The only reason add
Nduced for % change is that it's adyo-
Gates thIub change would be good.
MT Rawlings haas the confidence and
esteem of the patrons Of the schools,
and the friendship and respect Of the
teachers and pupils. He is a modest.
considerable gentleman, and by reason
of these attributes has greater influence
with the teachers than most superin-
tcudouts would have. And the high
standing of the city schools shows not
only interest in the work but ability on
she part of Ar Rawlings. And il is safe
TO say that DO his position depended on
"a popular election no candidate could
successfully compete with him.
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FUNERAL SERVICES.

PROVO. May 6.-There was "a large
attendance at the funeral services held
Yesterday IN the Masonic hall In this
city over the remains OF John w.
Hatfield The services were conducted
under the auspices of the Mount
Moriah lodge a. r. and a. NJ of salt
Lake of which the deceased was "a
member An eloquent funeral sermon
was preached by Worshipful Master p.
A. Simpkin. and brief address was
made bv Rev. r n. Deuhardt OF this
CITY. Beautiful vocal selections We're
rendered by the Schubert quartet
Many floral offerings testified of the
high esteem In which the deceased was
held. The remains were taken 70
Springvue and buried iu the Spring
willie cemetery. A large cortege fol-
lowed them 90 their last resting place.
Funeral services over the remains
Funeral was held over the remains
OF the 4-mouths -old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Stage of Castle Gate yes
terday. at the home of Imla Collins OF
the Third ward. Bishop Il. y. Iay-
Tor addressed the congregation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-06
GAMBLERS ASSESSED
BY POLICE COURT
At. Enrich city Treasury by Peri-
odic Fincs-Pcacc DisturDer
Mulct.

,cnFV May Ed Burns, Albert
,.sgs.p and sam Jones pleaded
.o,ity TO gambling before Municipal
,-4,. l. ID. Murphy on Thursday
.,r,inr and were each sentenced TO
.,. me usual fine of 500.
lack Mcdonald and w. G. Main
g grIlty of drunkenness and inc
',.'r-,s verdict. as usual was 80 OF
Viiiar Chapel was arraigned on
., .l,grro of disturbing the peace.
,I' entered a plea of not guilty but
l .i.,.,,. showed that he had gone
81 ,Ea house OF C.. Trochlict where
a. divorced wife was nursing Mta.
--..6Ilet. and had proceeded TO paint
H. atmosphere black ana plue WIZ
...rsss and pet names which ms form-
~ vito refused 20 repeat IN couil
.,.,pnel ON the witness stand, slateu
No h. heard his wife was out driNing
.'.,t q partv by the name of sam Aus
~ s1d mat he simply called 20 see
.-t.r SIC evidently claims posses
- ~ bi. former better hail. oven
.t.,-t "a decree Of divorce was issued
- years ago. The court stated that
M. o'ss not the first time Chapel had
peer arrested for "a similar charge ana
ss,er administering "a severe lecture
,.,oosfd a sentence of S25 or 20 days,
.,s,ng that next time the dciendent
,rSri6 be given "A sentence which he
,8BId remember
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-06
MOUNT PLEASANT BRuETs.

Monday evening Henry Hasler APP
peared before Justice Seely and pleaded
guilty TO striking Albert Seoly I'm the
face in a dispute over irrigating water,
and was fined SO.
For some time the farmers OF this
section have been anXiously looking
for rain. on Saturday evening a good
wettng was received, augmented by
another shower on Sunday
President q. W. Sorcnson gave a
most interesting and Intelligent treatise
Of what We Worship" in q lecture
before the young people OF Mount
Pleasant Sunday evening I'm conjont
meeting.
Tho Washington class Of the public
school or the seventh grade. has re-
ceived a beautiful ivory bust OF George
Washington. and a pedestal Together
they stand about five feet on Monday
morning, May 9, a Washington pro-
gram will be rendered and the bust
given 20 the school n viii then be
placed I'm the hallway Of the Central
building
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
SOME C0NC0MITANTS
OF THE SALOON EVIL

MT PLEASANT. May 2-On Friday
evening a crowd Of juveniles attended
the May-day dance in the opera house
and because OF imbibing too freely
have brought upon themselves and
parents considerable trouble and wur-
ry Some Of them were almost help
less Monday the boys were taken u
tow by the Justice Of the peace, mar
shal and others, and made complete
statement of the affair IL was learned
that they had thrown in and then had
another party purchase the liquor The
lads an told the same story, and ia so
doing implicated one VIII Luud as tho
person who purchased the liquor. As
"a consequence. Mr.. Lund appeared be-
fore Justice Seely and asked for ex-
tension Of time before entering a plea
He was given until 8 o'clock Wodncs-
day evening TO secure advice and make
his plea. The boys will receive atten-
ton later.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-06
OGDEN BRIEFS

The tuneful Victor Herbert comic
opera, THE Red Mil" viii be present
ed at the ogden theater on Saturday
night.
The grand stand at the fair grounds
was struck by a bolt OF lightning
Wednesday afternoon but the damage
was slight
A special train has been chartered
by number Of ogden people who de-
sire to see Maudo Adams production
at the theator in salt Lake. The party
viii leave ogden on saturday evening
at Z O'Clock and return about midnight.
Special arrangements have been
made by the census director Of the
state 10 properly list all persons not
registered at the time Of closing,
Thursday evening. II you are in doubt
about the matter, call the secretary Of
the Weber club
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-06
DISTRICT COURT.

PROVO. May 6.-Thc jury in the case
OF Jh. State rs. G.. s.. Jones. ln which
defendant was charged with practising
dentistry without "a license brought ln
verdict of guilty. Sentence was set
FOR May 16.
May g was set for duaigument in the
cases of the state IS. Hyrum Hclselt
and Roy Heiselt
The following additional jurors,
vcuiIe returuabio May 10, have been
drawn. Oscar Rheims William stew
art. Pleasant Grove. r.. r. stevens,
Payson. Mark Reynolds Springville,
James ~ Medium. Pleasant View, j.
81 Christensen, Orsou Bird, Provo An
drew e. Dahle Hubbard futile, Span
ish Fork.
suit for divorce has been commenced
by Elsie Lowe against T.. s. Lowe on
the ground of failure Co provide. Plain
Tin asks for the custody of a minor
child. alimouy and attorney fees. The
parties were married in Salt Lake city
oct 49, 1903.
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BANKERS HALF HOLIDAY.

OGDEN. May 6-BeEinniug Satur-
day next. the ogden banks will close
their doors az ~ o'clock noon, thus az
fording an bank employees half hol-
iday. While 10 is known that the noon
closing hour has been In vogue in an
sections OF the country. yet the local
institutions have held to the old cus-
tom Of remaining open til 3 o'clock
In the afternoon until q freely circul-
ated petition among the bank employees
brought the matter 10 the attention of
the bank officers. who at once acted
favorably upon the matter on sat
urdav the banks will open az Q o'clock
instead of 10 am. as on other days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-06
WOODEN MILLS MEETING.

PROVO. May Ga special meeting
Of the Provo Wooden Mills stockhold-
ers has been called by the directors TO
meet I'm this CITY saturday May o. to
take action Of the sale Of the COM
panv's property 90 Jesse knight on
April l3. which viii be done by the
abortion Of "a resolution confirming
the sale II the stockholders are favor
able. II Is believed this VIII be done
This action has become necessary for
the reason that Il has been discovered
that the capital stock represented at
the meeting. which authorized the sale
20 be made lacked nine shares OF be-
ing majority.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-06
Fairly CLOSING CAMPAIGN.

OGDEN. May 6-Tho Tag" COM
mittee OF the early closing movement,
consisting Of a bevy of pretty girls, is
scoring a victory and boy night there
will not he "a man I'm the city whose
coat lapel does not bear the tag Of
shop before z pm. on saturday do
you?' on Monday night "a big street
parade with a brass band and auto
mobiles has been arranged and the
leaders Of the movement are expecting
TO enlist the aid OF every fair minded
citizen I'm their campaign
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-06

sioncr, 90 attend road convention TO
De held at Manti ON May a. The iu-
Nltatlon was accepted.
A. =. Engcr reports that the Rich
heid-Elsiuore road win cost from $50
70 500 more than the appropriation all
ready allowed The work was ordered
completed.
The appointment OF lee Isabel OF
E.chhsld by I'D Nasar as deputy tree
Inspector was approved
Bids Tor The construction of bridge
Too Salina canyon were 900 rejected ex-
cept the one for the cement abutmcnts
which was awarded Zoo r.. r. Peterson
and Frank Herbert az $3.50 ror square
yard. the cement To- Dee furnished by
The county
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-06
MOVING srGNR Plant.

PROVO. May 6-Tho Ttah-IIaho
Sugar company is moving It's auxiliary
plant from Sprlngville, and placing the
machinery in the Lake View plant,
which is Co bee enlarged and improved
To- the extent OF about f35 600 eNpeudi-
ure. 10 rs said the reason for this is
that as Maploton farmers have stopped
growing bcets there is not sufficient
acreage tributary 10 the Springyille
plant To- nov for keping IL IN operation.
Rut change win work some hard
ships ON Sprngville and vicinity beet
growers. who have about 1000 acres
In beets. which viii have 10 be shipped
by rail or handled by team 10 the Lake
View plant and they are very much
dissatisfied with the action OF the sugar
company To Is even said thew threaten
10 pillow w. their beets--but Il is
thought they will wait I'm fam 10 do
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-06
PRoyO NIMs NOTEs.

The b. Y. T.. band Will give concert
In the college hail this evening
The Clun family will hold its annual
reunion here about June 20 IL is eX-
pectcd about 800 members OF the family
win be I'm attendance.
Mayor Ray has been advised by
state Engineer Tanner that Provo
City's rights 10 water appropriations
On Provo river expire May This Is
considered strange here, as the appli-
cation of A. r. Snow FOR the same
water was approved before that time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-06
nECLNMNrION PROJECT.

PROVO. May 6-Engineer J. l..
Lytel. In charge Of the Strawberry val
lev irrigation project reports 3S9 feet
of tunnel was driven last month This
makes 100 feet NJ tunnel To- date and
leaves % 900 feet yet To bee run. should
the appropriations now before Com
grcss be made &c is possible To COM
plete the tunnel in less than two years,
as work will be started al the east end
" the tunnel as well as continued at
the west end.
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PROVO.

The News IL delivered by carrier
every night (Sunday excepted at 20
cents per month. All payments and
complaints regarding delivery should
be made 70 David Johnson. agent
Tor Daily Saturday and Semi w eek
~ News. Ind Phone U3-A. orders
lhkon for Church works Residence AZ
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carrier east side OF Academy Ave.
Ind 5l2-I
Carrier west side OF Academy Ave
Ind. lO2-A.
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LOGAN.

The News Is Delivered By Carrier
in Logan Every Night (sunday ex-
ceptedl at % Cents Per month. All
payments and complaints regarding
delivery, should be made no J NJ.
Blair. Agent for Daily. Saturday
and semi Weekly News l0J W
FIRST North street Phone 319-R
Bell. Ofnce with Carbon Company,
Real Estate and Loans. li1 North
Main Street Phones ~ Bel and 1856
Ind
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WV INcoRPoRATIoN.

OGDEN. May 6.--Articles Of in
,orporatIop of the S. H. Browne COM
easy have been hled with the county
sIsrk The purpose Of the company is
10 carry on a general mems furnish
Inc business and the capitalization is
"a 600 with shares at the par value
y, tt00 each. The officers are $. Il.
browne. president and general mama
-er l. j Browne. secretary ana
treasurer. and w ID. Vincent, vice
n-ssideut These with John Hartman
s1s Nellie vincent form the board OF
directors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-06
HELD FOR BURGLARY.

PROVO, May 6-John r. Walker
and William Morgan. charged with
burglary in the third degree for taking
"a suit Of clothes from The Toggerv In
this city last Friday were before jus
tice Noon for preliminary examination
Yesterday. Morgan waived eNamina-
ton and was remandcd 20 the custody
of the sheriff Walker was held after
examination. The bond in each case
is 81 900 in default OF which both men
are still Ina fall
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-06
KAYSVILLE.
MISS TOUT SCORES
ANOTHER TRIUMPH

lSUoCi8I COTTosD0ndIncc-'
KAYSNILLE. May 3.-Kaysyille was
houored last evening by a visit from
Miss Maggie Tout "Itah's greatest
soprano" She gave one Of the fin
est programs ever heard here. In tho
selection Willamette she reached high
l. with the greatest Of ease The pro-
gram consisted of ID numbers by Miss
Tout and Miss Carrie Browning plan
lst every one OF which was encored.