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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-28
BooKIEs LOSE $4,000.
Fortune Turns Against Professionals
on Baltimore Track.

Baltimore. Nd, oct. 2S.-One
week ago Saturday 80 ambitious and
enterprising and smiling and conf
dent bookmakers. climbed on the block
at Pimlico. All indications pointed out
that this was spot to gather some
easy money. Now what difference,
The players took no mercy on the gen.
tlemen Adventures and they now have
the cash formerly owned by the layers
of odds. There are only seven days of
racing at this course, and it seems to
be the one best bet that the price
makers will leave here sad at heart
and with flattened bank rolls.
Not single winner has cavorted
over the plate that has not been well
backed, The odds made no difference
The wise-acres were in superb forni
1t is safe conclusion that the ring
is over $150.000 to the bad, and the
layers are very groggy. The old guard
drew i'm for three more days, hoping
that fate will be kind enough to give
them an opportunity TO recount but il
the next few afternoons furnish no
relief, then there will surely be some
faces absent from the line. Chicago"
O'Brien, one of the shrewdest players
in the country is probably the largest
winner. He is running so well that it
seems an impossibility for him to
lose a bet. The rank and file caught
on to his curves and follows him with
the greatest confidence.
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WESTERN CLUBS MAKING
EFFORT TO STRENGTHEN

The greatest championship race the
American league has ever enjoyed was
In 1908 when Cleveland, Detroit Chi
cago and st. Louis fought IL ont right
TO the last day Of the season. st. Louis
dld not lose its chance to win tho nen-
nant until ten days before the end no
the campaign, while the other tbroe
were contenders. to the finish. When
the final series of three games started
Cleveland had to win all three from
ST. Louis and have Detroit lose two in
order that the Maps win the pennant
Ii Cleveland won but two and Chicago
took three straight from the Tigers
the White SoX would have won.
The first game between Cleveland
and ST. Louis was a tie Chicago Je-
ieating Detroit the same day. The next
day Chicago again vanquished De-
troit, but Cleveland lost one of the
two games to st. Louis and thus lost
the pennant. Detroit downed Chicago
i'm the final game and thus won ,he
championship by half "a game from
Cleveland, Chicago being a few points
behand the Maps.
Naturally with such a few points
separating these four teams at the
finish, the manager of each of the
three teams who were beaten out be-
lieved that his club would have finish
ed higher had it received the lucky
breaks of the game. Consequently
each practically stood pat. Cleveland
did add Cy Young, Ted Easterly and
q few others of lesser value and the
other three teams picked up few re-
cruits. But no real attempt was
made to strengthen. 1t was not
thought necessary.
on the other hand the four eastern
clubs, which had been outclassed. in
stituted a campaign of Improvement.
The deadwood was cut out and new
blood taken on. Detroit, however,
won the pennant again i'm 1909. but
the eastern teams showed a great
reversal of form and caused the west
ern managers to see the mistake of
standing pat.
With such a lesson staring them i'm
the face, the managers of the Detroit,
Cleveland, Chicago and st. Louis
teams have been extremely busy since
the close of the 1909 season and the
81 players who were members of the
four leading teams i'm 1908, only 33
are now members of the four clubs in
question.
Detroit having won the 1909 pen
nant, naturally held on to more of its
1908 players than the other western
clubs, but even at that ten of the men
who helped to win the second pen
nant for the Tigers are now missing
Cleveland still has six of the men who
fought so desperately to land the
bunting that fall, they being Lajoie.
Turner, Falkenberg. Joss, Clarke and
Birmingham.
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AFTER WoLoAsT-NELsoN GO.

Salt Lake City Utah. oct Is
The report emanates from reliable
source in ogden that several business
men Of the junction city are formulate
ing plans toward the raising of an at
tractive purse with n view Of inducing
Battling Nelson and AID wolgast to
fight their next championship battle
in that city.
The scheme with which il is hoped
to tempt these two lightweights is TO
tender them n purse more attractive
than any other city can offer and then
to guarantee thcm a meeting over
longer route than California or the
eastern cities can promise them -Four
Of ogden's businessmen are said to
stand ready to guarantee this money
providing the bout can be assured for
the junction city.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-28
PENN. HAS BIG CREW.

Philadelphia. Pa, oct. 2S-The
great success of the PENNSYLVANIA var
sity crew last spring at Poughkeepsie
has increased interest in> rowing AZ
the university. The squad they had
last year was the biggest that ever
was got out. and the reason for that
was the ardent work done by Alton
Bennitt. the captain. lie went through
all the departments, attended class
meetings and made strong personal
canvas Of the university. The result
was that more than 125 men came out
for the varsity eight
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-28
ORDEMANN BEATS CUTLER.

Minneapolis, Mimi. oct. 2s. - In a
wrestling match in the auditorium
here Wednesday. refereed by Frank
Gotch and for the wrestling cham
pionship of America, Henry Ordemann
of Minneapolis won over Charles (Kid)
Cutler of Chicago Cutler took the
first fall in 40 minutes and so seconds
with a crotch and cross lock. Orde-
mann won the second fall in ) minutes
and 80 seconds with a toe-hold. Cutler
was carried from the stage and five
physicians pronounced ais knee cap
broken in two places. Gotch declaring
the match forfeited TO Ordemann.
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players can bring about results, the
team will be in the running for west
ern honors. But little hope is enter
tanned in this direction on account of
the lack of available material. The
star men on last years team were
graduated and most of their substi-
tutes, who were relied upon for this
years work, seem TO be either laid up
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NEW FUlLBACK FOR YOST.

Ann Arbor, Mich. oct. 2S.-Mich-
igan's football squad received an addi-
ton yesterday, Clark, last years full
back. appearing in uniform for the
first time this season. He did not get
into the lineup. but it is possible,
however. that he will play tackle
against Syracuse Saturday
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strenuous scholarship requirements.
Wisconsin's defeat at the hands Of
Illinois was a severe blow to their
hopes, although it must be admitted
that Illinois has strong team this
year. Secret signal practice has
been continually resorted to in an eff
fort to bring the Wisconsin team into
shape.
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SPORTING EDITORS NOTES.


For a pitcher who is all in Matthew
son stepped some against the High
landers in the greater New York
championship series.
Col. Roosevelts one dollar a word
for his stuff isn't so much. Many u
ball player has paid for speaking TO
the ump.
Now they've mixed up Tex Richard
and Jack Gleason in the new big
league. We thought Richard and
Gleason were through after the Reno
thing, where Jack kicked in on a shoe
lace.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-28

Reason discovered for presence of
worlds series-to catch stray fouls
might otherwise kill off few regular
scribes.
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In the worlds series the money re-
ceived by the players Is velvet. The
club owners pay travelling and hotel
expenses. and the national commits
sion all other items.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-28

Sam Crawford has returned his
check 10 Promoter Fletcher and will
not play in the post season games
which same arc now off.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-28

There is said to be a professor OF
language i'm an Eastern college who
has mastered all the modern tongues
except his wife's.
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Left to Right, Arpin, T.; Buser, T.;
Captain Dean, E.; Maokmiler, G.;
Pierce, G.

Madison. Wis, oct 2S.-Wiscon-
sins outlook for the 1910 football sea-
son is not the brightest. If hard, seri-
Gus, night and day effort on the part
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-30

card party committee made final report
ana thc investigation committee reported
itaNorably on the three applications. Al
INC roll call of the teams at p. IN. team
no. had four more members present
tnah It's opponent This team leads ir.
numoer OF points Fifty more were
added for benefit member 81 the last
meeting, n motion was made and
rlcd to postpone the class initiation
III June l3 on account OF June being
me regular election night This gives
the teams one week more in which TO
perfect the long form work 1t was de-
cided 10 hold no meeting May so and II
WIZ DC necessary for those who have
not paid their May assessments 10 pay
IL To the secretary. W. 4. Wallace. at his
nome, dii South West Temple, before
June 4. Owing TO the lateness OF the
nour the programme was omitted and
the castle was closed in due form, after
which each degree team rehcarsed the
long form work. assisted by the drill
team. Each team Is confident OF win
ming the 200 points 10 be given to the
team which renders the instIatory work
In the most satisfactory manner az the
class initiation June 49, This work will
close the contest and the losers Will fur
nish supper for the winning team.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Office OF the Board Of Public Works.
Snll Lake L,liY- NIaN Is lalr

Office OF the Board OF Public Works.
Salt Lake City, May 2o. 1910.
Sealed proposals will be received at
this office until 8 o'clock p. m. Friday.
June IL, 1910, for the work OF construct
ing pipe sewers In Sewer Extension No
25l. according TO plans on file in the city
engineers office.
Instructions TO bidders. together with
plans. profile, specifications and forms
for contract and bond. may be obtained
upon application at the office of the
Board Of Public Works or the city engi-
ncer.
The right is reserved TO reject any and
all bids.
BY order OF The Board OF Public Works
Fl. C. NJ MILAN, Chairman.
l-DQ
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Fraternal Brotherhood.

Scso Lily lodge No, 252, f. f. Is. met
In we'll attended regular session Thurs
day evening at the hall, 13T East First
South street. Several applications were
received and FIVE candidates were found
In waiting and duly initiated, The Blues
nnd Reds each are working hard for their
respective sides. So far the Blues have
surprised the Reds in the number of
members initiated and In the artistic dec
orations In the hall at the last meeting.
Brother and Sister Ewell have given per-
feet satisfaction in their work here. The
lodge has petitioned tho supreme lodge
TO let them remain in charge OF the work
In Utah until January J. Several mem
bers were reported i'll The committee on
bylaws. consisting OF Brothers Gatreil.
Funk and Wright reported. AT the next
meeting the laws viii be up for accept
aRCe or rejection The election OF Off =
GERS for the ensuing term also Will be
held at This meeting. The committee
will be appointed to arrange for the
Joint meeting and entertainment OF
Brother Bachelor on his visit. June 90.
All members should he present TO ex-
press their opinion as 10 the business I'M
porIant 10 all,
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by the city
council Of Salt Lake City OF the intention
OF such council TO make the following de-
scribed improvement, to-w!t.
Extending and laying sewer lateral o.
vitrified pipe eight (S) inches In diameter
on City avenue. which runs north from
Seventh South street TO Sixth South
streets. in sewer district No =. and de-
fray the abuttcrs' portion OF the cost and
expense thereof. estimated at nine hun
dred two and 25-100 (s902.25 dollars. or
9S-100 $50 .s2) dollars per front or linear
loot OF abuttinR property, there being
i0o2.o feet abutting said Improvement by
local assessment upon the lots or pieces
OF ground within the following described
district, being the district to be affected
ond benefited by said improvement.
namely.
OF the east Ills feet of lot 2; the north
l85 feet OF the west side Of the east 143
feet Of lot q the north SIS feet OF tho
south l6o feet OF the west side OF tho
feet OF the east side OF the west SO feet
OF lot 4. the south 95 feet or the north
l6o feet OF the enst side OF the west 49,
feet OF lot Z; the south los feet OF the
east side Of the west 5S feet OF lot l. all
in block 20, plat "a" Salt Lake City sur
Yey.
All protests and objections TO the car
rying out OF such intention must be pre-
block. or description of property to the
city recorder on or before the 31st day
OF May. 1910. being the time set by said
council when IT will hear and consider
BY order of the city council o. Salt
Lake City. Utah,
Dated April 25th. 1910.
q. s. RIvES.
City Recorder.
sewer "hSHnIoi 40. ZOO toS
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Bl[D CONCEPTION Of
|GDMETS' TAIL WRONG
,y;vous Astronomer Says For
mcr Beliefs Are Upset by
Photographic Plates.

= ,csTAFF, Ariz. May 29.-Dr. Per-
!, lowell. head OF Lowell observatory
r'' ,ssued statement tonight in which
pre- ia that spectograms made OF
ss,' comet have produced conclusive
ienes against previous conceptions as
tidecN'so 'ssomposition OF the comets tell.
b me ,uooen oo IN the tail is very weak, "
" ,hn statement, ''and extends but Il
Ns wv distance. Hydrocarbons ditto.
nor IL no hydroarbon emission visible
'neIJ 70 The main body OF the tall is
pywmdIf pyod NJ unidentified constituents and
pInr p1lr,or,. is cyanogen. hydrocarbon and
i, n,hcr unidentified emisslvc coDstit-
ul, I'M IN the head OF the comet The head
Egs Eips;on Is strong. where the tail is weak
- slr,,o s,. snectrum series were very extcn-
-" Photographs were taken almost
~ with the I0-inch reflector
a other Instruments
~ ',srSc aspect OF the nucleus OF the come /
rsrable. There were six striking
% - visible May %. These appeared
uss,od Nav 25 Only diffuse conden-
'.1sN was shown May 2S. No division
es HuO" ssen OF photographed. Fifty de-
70 Of the tail was visible May IS"
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Maccabees.

Utoniar tent. No. f2 met in regular
review Wednesday evening last. Two
new members were added 10 the roll.
The Memorial day committee reported
progress, The outing committee re-
ported probable canyon trip similar TO
the one taken last year. "Wednesday
evening next this tent will hold semi-an-
Dual election of officers A full meet
ing is requested. Thursday evening next
the Memorial day committee will hold
its final meeting. s fun attendance of
committees from the hives and tents is
earnestly urged.
Salt Lake CITY hive No. will hold
regular review Wednesday evening al /
O. O. f hall. All members are requested
10 attend as The election OF officers Will
take place. The memorial committee Will
meet Thursday evening at !, o, o. +.
hall. All members OF this committee are
asked 10 be present al this meeting.
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Secret and
rraternal Societies
of Salt Lake
Modern Woodmen of Amer,o,

''ioSt iorty members we-o I'm atteoa
IT, IT, IN Excelsior camp No ioso, T.,
ono n% evening and the meeting na.
ono nr,aI sIc most enthusiastic OF tho year
,iot sIs'hsl application and one annlica' .
@ eion Tor membership bv irnms,an - nppInca- :
Va sIIlteu and accepted one stramsa,
VIZ VIZ round IN waiting. who desired LIE.
acnnrSIu IT. aooptlon was conferred ON hin,
ritIHnI $40 10 the provisions of the revised
naItu rms was the frst work Inv I,,l
celSlor camp in the new decreos 'y y EN-
Sni,.an without exception. did tbene
Cba pF9ud The efforts of Escort
Ter. foWler and Neishbor James
ie,1E, Jr.. especially were connmo,dari
ana showed diligent study and ,,a ~ !, a.I d oae
,r pIISeParation. making the adoption mn
ust'auE impressive. The specIol ron,,,,i'
Gsd se una the board Of managers have or
neita a lu'I equipment OF new parapher-
meeting will be arranged. OF wbjch ali,
lrelnoers VIII be notified. for tho nmrnosn
oi eTemplifying the work In detail Cor :
Su, mi ao,an Al Mccarthy is working with a
,ne pest years in the history. of rho
caiip and II is plain that his efforts are
oSl!is rewarded Tho reculaT nae,ine :,
ol Tue camp will he held tomorrow even7
nns at s'to O'Clock at 261 Main street
Yited arc IN
The members of Great Salt Lake cann
no iUOi. net as usual around the can1p
nIc .c last tuesday evening. Several mai
.etS ol importance were DISPOSED of
~ committee composed OF the vencra bic
consul. worthy adviser excellent banker
and past consul. was named 10 make Tho
necessary arrangements for Memorial
gay services TO be held the first sun
nay IN June. The regular meeting will
oe nGid tuesday evening. wncn the fra
ternal degree viii be exempilfied \ full
sired.
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G.. A. &.

George II Maxwell post, No, ), de-
partment OF Utah, g. A. f., will meet
Saturday evening, June 4. All delegates
10 The department encampmsnt. which is
TO be held June IL, are requested TO be
present
The committees Of the G. A. r, posts
and the committees OF the G. A. r. Relief
corps and circles OF Salt Lake are re-
quested TO meet Tuesday, May 81 al
$50 D. m, ut the board OF health office,
city and county building,
The George r. Maxwell W. r. G. will
hold its regular meeting Wednesday.
June l. at = p. IN. sharp. From 3 to )
o'clock the corps will hold n card social
All corps ladies and friends are in
N-lteH
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

A special meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Ornament Gold and Silver Mining
company. a corporation organized under
meet at the office of tho company, al
room 4 Macintosh building Salt Lake
City, Utah. on Friday. June 10, 1910, at
10 Il. m. for the following purposes: To
elect a board OF directors. TO consider n
proposition TO sell the mining claims and
other property Of the company. and 10
transact any other business that may
properly come before said meeting
IVANHOE MINING COMPANY,
Stakeholder.
BY &. l.. Rood. Agent.
ESTATE OF r MACINTOSH.
Stockholder,
BY Charles Read. Executor.
Salt Lake City, May IS, 1910. k2751
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r;ARruWoRk pEpARrMENr or r1IE

EARTJIwORk DEPARTMENT OF THE
Interior. United States Reclamation,
Service. Washington. -. c., May o. 1910.
office Of the L. S. Proclamation Service :.
Shaw building. Boise. Idaho. until 10
o'clock a. m. July s. 1910. for the enlarge
ment OF the Main South Side Canal, near
Boise. Idaho. involving the excavation OF
about $40 900 cubic yards OF material.
For particulars address tho u. S. Recla-
nation Service: Washington. D. c., or
Boise. Idaho r. \. BALLINGER
secretary.
k25Ia
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HAVE YOU PILES?
THEN GET HEM ROID UNDEB
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piles, are cured with equal success by
the guaranteed internal remedy, DR..
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il you get no benefit Don't waste any
more time with salves, suppositories or
other outside treatment. Attack the
cause
Hem -Roid-sl for large bottle, lasting
"a days, at Schramm-J Johnson, Drugs
five stores. DR.. Leonhardt Co. Station
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booklet
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Women of Woodcraft.

Silver Maple circle No. 10S met as usu-
al at l. o. o. +. hall Friday evening,
II was election night and the following
officers were elected: Guardian ncighbor.
ChIissv Dykes: adviser Mary +. Baer:
magician. Belle Brown. attendant. Louise
Dunbar; inner sentinel, Katie Kaul: outer
sentinel. Anna Trapp; captain OF guards.
Mablc Rothwcll; manager, Lizzie Nc
Lease. The circle was we'll represented.
Everybody appeared happy over the eleo-
tlon. Visitors from Woodbine circle No.
RADIO Springs, were greeted with circle
hnnOrS-
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morning or this date. Tho members OF
the three camps will assemble at the
hall at so p. m. Accompanied by three
bands, they VIII parade as far as the
Eagles gate, where they will disband
and take street cars for the City ceme-
terry. There tho joint unvciling ceremo-
MES viii be conducted by the officers OF
the three camps, August Mcclellan, Jr.,
will he the grand marshal. and l.. NJ.
fanner OF camp No, S3S. c. j. Hedman
of camp No. 5S and L. Fitzgerald OF camp
No. l06 will be the aides.
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Order Of Owls,

The order of Owls held one or the
most interesting meetings ever at the
hall. 21 West First South The Owls
soon will have one OF the best organ
izers in the field that has ever come 10
Utah, so look out for the Owls. They
Will work while all others are asleep,
Brother Marcroft who has been sick for
three weeks, is out on the street again,
Al the next meeting several will be
added TO tho nest and another large
crowd Will be present. All members are
requested TO be present. and visitors are
invited to attend,
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Pythian Sisters.

Ucrmione temple No, s. Pythian Sis
tcrs. met in we'll attended regular ses-
sion Friday evening. The officers did the
work exceptionally we'll In the initiation
of II. j.. Huster and II. J. Oliver. The
committee made a report on the enter
tainment of the grand temples. The
coming Friday evening there will he an
election OF officers. An initiation Of
sisters js expected. The drill team and
all other members are urged To be pres
ent al this meeting. Visiting sisters are
always made TO feel at home.
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Utah lodge. No. 800. r F. B.. at its
regular meeting last Wednesday evening
elected six candidates TO membership,
three Of whom were present and were
initiated Next meeting a large class
will be initiated. On juno S business OF
importance will come before the meet
ing. All members are requested to be
present at SIS p. m. sharp.
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Foresters of America.

Court Salt Lake. No. ], will meet We'd
nesday evening. June J. In the Jennings
hall. 81 West First South. and all mem
bers are urgently requested 10 be pres
ent. as a matter OF Importance will be
brought before the court in which every
member In good standing should take an
interest. as the trustees have held n
private meeting and decided TO give all
members an agreeable surprise. Another
matter concerning all brothers is the cleo
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Royal Highlanders.

There was a large attendance al the
regular session OF Utah castle last Mon
day evening. The regular opening exer-
cises were followed by roll call and
reading OF minutes of last meeting The
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Fraternal Brotherhood.

ton OF officers All visiting Foresters
are welcome.
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Woodmen of the World.

The annual memorial services will be
held next Sunday, The graves OF de-
ceased neighbors will be decorated the
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