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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-17

the club title in the history Of the
local game. and the same is expected
this season. Starting tomorrow will
be r. w. Salisbury. the title winner
last year; +. r. McGurrin. three-time
state champion. J. g. Taylor. always
a contender. and many other cracks.
with a dark horse or two sure to sur
prise. All Of the contenders are now
playing at form, and good golf from
assured.
The committee in charge wishes Il
understood that today is the last day
for the qualifying round. and no
cards viii be accepted turned in sun
day.
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CLARKE AND KRAMER.

Jackie Clarke. the Australian
, rocket. sends the following tele--
gram TO The Republican: 4
Newark. y. J.. Sept. 16.-Signed =
today to meet Frank Kramer in =
n series OF three match races TO Z
be held next three Sundays. start :
!. ing Septem Der Is. First race I
French stvle. best two in three I
heats: second race. five miles. four =
pace makers. and third race. if =
, necessary. .One-mile paced, best =
, two in three.
Tell the salt Lake fans that I 4
; am in good condition and expect =
, TO win.
, (Signed) JACKIE CLARKE 4
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DRAFTED PLAYERS.

Auburn. n. Y. Sept. is.--JOhn r. Far
rell, secretary Of the National AssoCia-
tion Of Baseball leagues, today gave out
the following list OF drafted players In
class a, and class "A. More than $50
600 was deposited with Secretary Far
rell for the drafted men. The list, in
part. follows:
Selected by draft (chosen by lott:
Los Angeles. from Hartford. Metzgar.
Oakland. from Nasila. y. L Lynch.
Oakland. from Waterbury. Ranvister.
Birmingham. from Seattle, Chenault.
Portland. Ore. from Waterbury.
Rodgers
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GIVES UP HIS LEAVE
TO HELP NAVY SQUAD

Annapolis. Nd. Sept fs.-Capta;n
Clay OF the Naval Academy football
team. returned TO Annapolis today. and
was out helping with the four-Class
SQUAD this afternoon. In order 10 he
on hand early. Clay gave mp about two
thirds OF his leave.
Three former captains Of the academy
team have been ordered 10 the naval
academy. These are Soule. 1904: How
ard. 1907. and Meier. 1910. Howard
and Meier will he on the regular coach
ing staff. and Soule will probs bly, he
asked to take charge OF the four-class
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CASEY GETS MEDAL.

night and in 81 innings at Leans bill
lizard hall. ran out his 25 points at
three cushions. against X. =. Evans.
while Evans was making II. The match
ended the all-comers' play for the week
with the medal going to BIZ Casey,
who. Thursday night, came along with
big surprise and defeated Lean % TO
q. The series proved 20 be very pop
ular. Lean expects 10 take on LLOYD
Jenve in a 3OO-point match TO put Jevne
i'm shape for his worlds championship
match TO be played next month in New
York against Alfredo DeOro, the pres
ent title holder.
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BAT HURLED ON HIGH.

Topeka. Kan. Sept. 16.-Whlle Z
endeavorinE 20 make n record run
from here to Kansas City today In
an automobile. oscar tBatUing)
Nelson and Frcd Langley who
was driving the car. were thrown
twenty feet into n field this morn
ing when the touring car struck (
a farmers wagon and turned 4
turtle. The steering gear broke
Neither man was hurt.
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EUREKA WINS THE SERIES
Takes $500 From Pnyson-Teams Con-
SoIidnte 10 Play state League Pick.

Especial % The Herald Republican,
Payson, Sept f6.-Bv the score OF 2
TO o, Eureka won from Payson today.
thereby winning the series OF best two
In three and the $500 side bet that was
posted. Heusser pitched great ball for
the visitors. allowing but two hits
Harrison for the locals was I'm equally
as good form. an error I'm the first inn
ing giving Eureka two runs which
proved to be a safe lead. 4 large
crowd from Eureka was on hand to
cheer themselves wild over the victory
The Eureka and paysou teams have
consolidated and want a five-game Sc
ries with the pick OF the state league
A side bet OF from $3.50 20 $500 will be
posted.
The batteries today-Payson. Harri-
son and Done; Eureka, Heusser and
King.
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DONOVAN WILLING.

Jack Donovan. the light heavyweight
wrestler. says that while he was not
aware that Young Sandow has been
trailing him for nine months. looking
for n match. now that he has caught
up he will get what he Is looking for.
Donovan says he viii make us pounds
ringside and put up a $3.50 side bet.
II none will promote the match he will
agree to wrestlo young Sandow in
private. Harry Cook. manager for
Young SandOw. is here and expects his
man today or tomorrow, when the
match will be hooked up, he says.
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4++++%+%++%%+&+>@%+%++4
ANOTHER SVRPRISp.

Chicago. sept. 16.-Another surprise
occurred today In the championship
tournament Of the women's western
golf association when Mrs Harvey L.
Pound OF the Skokie club eliminated
Mrs. LutheE Kenneth Of the Evanston
Golf club. and the southern California
champion. by { to 2 in the mf-finai
round AZ SkolSie The victory brings
Mrs. Pound in the final tomorrow
against Mrs. Thurston Harris Of West
ward 10. who defeated Mrs Edmund
T. Perkins and g.
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VANnERRIIr WINS

Maisons LaFitte. France. Sent fe-
The Prix Caisus OF 81 900 for two-year-
olds, distance six and half furlongs
was won here today by W. X Wander
bilt's Mirambo.
The prix du Bac. selling for two
year-olds. $500. distance five furIonRs
was won by IT. u. Duryea's F'riedure
In the Prix de Maule. $500. selling
distance one and n half miles. Eugene
EIschoffs Le Honlarron finished secnnd.
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wolgasts manager has claimed the
$500 forfeit posted by Mcfarland.
7 have concluded that the weight
192 pounds five hours before the battle.
would sap too much Of my strength.
and especially against tough oppO-
neut like WolEast." admitted Mctar-
land last night. "and I don't propose
to enter the ring and doublecross my
friends by giving them the impression
That 1 am in the best Of condition.
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, Indianapolis. Sept. 16.-Minor
, Heir. son Of Heir-at-Law. again
; broke the worlds record for a
; paced mile today at the state fair
; grounds going the distance in
; 1854. The former record was q
; 1853. which Minor Heir himself
set On race here last Monday.
Today. driven by Herscy and in
company with a runner, his time
By quarters was: ;2g9, 1913, 1884,
1855.
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American Association

At Columbus-Toledo. 10; Columbus.
3.
At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, z, Indi-
annapolis. 0.
At inneapOlis-Kansas City, 4: Min
neapOlis, 2. Gil innings.)
At st. Paul-Mllwaukee. 1: st. Paul ;.
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ond shot but again Evans was too
strong with his putter and the BAH
overran. while Fownes laid his third
dead. Evans failed 20 run down n six
foot putt and with tears In HIS ewes
Joined the hundreds that had ringcd
the hole in applaudinE the winner.
For the first time, after ten years
work. Fownes found himself a final
ist in the national event.
In the morning play Tor twenty-fOur
out OF SO holes. W. r.. Tuckerman OF
Stockhridge, held Warren Woou OF
Homewood, Chicago. almost at his mer-
the mo morning Ming goy S,, enqing four
proved himself a good uphill player
and picked up two OF tho holes at the
very start in the afternoon. wholly by
Tuckerman's defeat was practically
accomplished on tho seventh hole IN
the afternoon. when he pulled a tee shot
into trap. while on the home green.
ing another long shot putt for 3.
Wood made the course In tho after
noon in %, the best score since Her
reshoffs fine work on Wednesday
Morning Cards.
F FSwRss. i 2p,5s 80 k ST..
Evans, outs 6--f2
Evans. in-s SIS = 5-29-sI-
Wood. outs t5tGtt5 5m,oil.,
Tuciterman. outs $50 45-l2.
Tuckerman. in-s 435 434 SIS
III.
Afternoon Cards
Fownes. out 8 644434 ca
Fownes. in-s 8 2 $3.50.
Evans. out-5 4554{S . $40.
Evans. in-3 - - 5-39-79--
Wood. out-4454 4s-T
Wood. in 3 8 4 4 4 S-S6-7S-,
$50.
l-cf-152
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Western League

At Wichita-Sioux City 9. Wichita ..
At st. Joseph-First game: Omaha IL,
st. Joseph o. Second game: Omaha 10,
St Joseph 5.
At Iincoln-Lincoln s. Topeka p
At Deuver-Denver s. Des Moines ;.
eight innings, darkness.)
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co TO wEIIsvTr,Irc.

The Ogden-Salt Lake combined team
goes TO Wellsvilie today to wind up the
ball season in Cache county. Mike
Donovan takes Ward, Lawrence and
Lynch from here with some OF the Og-
den war horses. to fiji out the team.
Either Ward or Lynch will pitch, with
Morgan working for WeIlsviile.
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CITY Sewer Held RESPONSIBLE
FOR DISEASE AMONG DUCKS

s
OF
hundreds and
in Of
local
or the
the cit Is
and othc will
rgmcdy al j. pointed
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BASEBALL RESULTS
National League
GIANTS TAKE THE LAST.

New York. Sept. 1s.-New York took
the last game of the series from Pitts
burg today. to 1. The visitors were
shut out until the ninth inning, scor-
ing then on Leach's triple and Wag-
ner's single. Score. +. II. +.
EllNSDuEE ...... ss......-...l
New YORK ..-.. ....-..-....-S
Batteries-Leifield. Ferry and Glib
son; Mathewson and Myers.
Umpires-ODay and tombstone.
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BASEBALL TODAY

Murray
in
h
wiz n
working injured
a Langfo split Ia m has
s.
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CUBS ALL THE WAY.

Philadelphia, Sept 16.-Chicago won
todays game. TO 3. The visitors
knocked Moore off the rubber in the
first inning. when they scored four
runs on four hits. a base on balls and
a sacrifice fly. Score: r. II. f.
Chicago 800. 4 a 1
Philadelphia 80. .............S 0
Batteries-McIntyre and King;
Moore, Brennan and Doom.
Umpires-Emslie and RiEler.
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CHICAGO And PITTSBURG GOLF
Experts MEET In final TODAY


Jr. Of
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STATE GOLF TITLE PLAY
STARTS AT COUNTRY CLUB

s
links will
enthusiast
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CHICAGO PRINTERS WIN.

Washington. Sept 16.-ChicagO de-
feated St Louis. TO 3, today in the
OF the Union Printers Ma
tional Baseball league.
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Packey Finally Admits He
Cannot Do Lightweight Limit

Mcfarland cancelled MS GATE
In CALI
adm weight a Wogat
dimensions Furthermore he complains OF an
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REDS HAVE PITCHER.

Brooklyn. Sept. 16.-Covalesky. who
made a great record in the Southern
league. continued his good work for
Cincinnati today, beating Brooklyn,
20 2. and striking out u batters.
Score: r. II. z.
Cincinnati .... ............7 1
Brooklyn 900. ............o
Batteries-Covalesky and Clarke; Bell
and Bergen.
Umpires-Klen and Kane.
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Sacramento. Sept. 16.-No game to
day on account OF funeral Of an Off
calls son.
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Coast League

san Francisco. Sept. 16.-Score:
r. II. Z.
vernon -.------ ---.--------S
San Francisco --..-.-.-.2 .
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American League
TIGERS ROuTEn.

Detroit. Sept. 16,-Coombs held De-
troit to two hits today. only one To-
cal man reaching second. and Phila-
delphia won. 10 to o. Cobb batted for
Willett in the eighth and struck out.
Score: r. n r
Philadelphia $4,000. .....10 IA 4
DeNTolt zee. .ss............
Batteries-Coombs and Lapp; wnlett.
Stroud and Schmidt.
No other games scheduled.
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What's What in Sports
All the Time
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DOVES HIT TIMELY.

DOVES HIT TIMELY
Boston. Sept. 1s.LBoston defeated
st. Louis today. Z to 3. by timely hit
ting in the seventh and eighth. Score;
r. II. +.
boston ..-.. ...... -...-...A II
81. LOUIS ---|..-H-.- ss.-.. - - D
Batteries-Brown. Mattern and Ora
ham: Lush and Phelps.
Umpires-Brennan and Eason.
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TRANSFER COMPANIES.

OLD DOMINION BAGGAGE TRANS
fer: Offices c. & o. Station. Phones,
Citx. and Bell. 90.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Have you tried PRIDE OF VIRGINIA
Family Lard? If not try 1t, you'll
like 1t. Ask your grocer for 1t.
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BLOOD STANDS STILL
Piles Cart Be Cured Una, circuiz
ticr Ia Restored.

II = useless TO tFy TO cure piles
By operating or use % sslyes OF sup
positories-as long a. the blood -
s;sxDsnt IN The Iose- bowel. neS tom
ofs VII continue to form Clear the
5lood-free the circulation Then
piles WI leave Tor good A sue
cessfui. scientific, internal remedy u
Dr. Leouhardt's Hem-Rotf. sold VI
der guarantee By A. Z. @. Klor. New
port ScEs. Va f<em-Rsid does its
rork thoroughly. 81 for "a days treat
ment Dr. JeouksrGt Co. Stsslor p.
Buffalo. ~ Y. Write fcr booklet
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Auro,srs HELD foa MURDER.
Bail Is Refused Parties In New Or
leans for Killing Mar
fRy Assoclated Fress

NEW ORLEANS. LIZ. Nov. 9.-Fol
the FIRST time in louisiana. BAH was
refused today to defendants chsrget
with the running down By automobile
OF a PEDESTRIAN William H. Hof
man. 3 chauffeur. and Fred Goodyear
= passenger In Ho1man's automobile
at the time the machine struck and
killed joan Kelly several days ago
were held without bond. and a charge
Of murder has been preferred against
them.
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Expected Demand Falls t
Materlalize.
PROFIT TAKING SALESLhRGE
PASSING Of Elections Fails to Bring
Relief Hoped For. on the Market
specuIstion-Labor Troubles Have
Depressing Effect.
1By Associated Press)

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.~-The stock
market today turned its back on 'ne
results of the elections with charac-
teristic preference for future over past
Influences as field in which to
search for motives OF action. The de-
mand which il was hoped would be
stimulated by the passing OF the cleo
tions failed to materialize and selling
TO take profits had to be done on
descending scale OF prices In conse'
quence. The amount Of proft taxing
gales was large and the effect on
prices was acute and OF growing Ell
feet as the day progressed. Fnai .de'
clines reported were from 10 SH
points for leading stocks.
The passing Of the dividend on
Sloss Sheffield Steel had been looked
forward to for some time past, and
the officials OF the company has az
part explanation an accident to ap'
parratus which had embarrassed op.
erations.
The taking OF strike vote by loco
motive engineers of western railroad
lines directed renewed attention to
another source. of embarrassment con-
fronting the railroads. The expira-
ton OF the term of agreements with
railroad employees Of various eiassss
within the next few months win pre-
cipitate this subject into the field OF
active factors. The local strike OF
express wagon drivers gave the SUP.
iect of Hhor troubles more vivid
force in shaping stock market sentf
ment. The German potash law was
specific cause for the weakness OF
the fertilizer stocks. The granting OF
higher freight charges in southeast
ern territory by the Interstate CON-
merce Commission was equally spe-
cific in Strengthening tho Southern
railway stocks.
Bonds we're irregular. Total sales
par value, s2.137.000. United States
bonds were unchanged on call.
Total sales for the day S37.2oo
shares, including: Sugar. LOO; Allan
tic Coast Line. 200: Chesapeake &
Ohio, 1900: Louisville & Nashville.
500; Norfolk & Western. 1900; Read
ing, 25.6O0: Sloss Sheffield Steel and
Iron, 5000: Southern Railway, 8.1O0;
Southern Railway pfd.. $500; Union
Pacific, 111.7O0: United States Steel,
ss1. 500: virginia-Carolina Chemical.
10000
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WE BUY AND SELL OLD BILLS:
also collect them on commission.
MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE AS
ISOLATION, Room 2, Coleman Bldg.
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CHICAGO Grain Market.

CHICAGO, ILL. Nov. 9.-With the
worlds stock of wheat showing big
increase today the market here weak
ened in threatening manner. The
close, however, was at slight recov-
cry, though %as.c net lower. Corn
finished Aaxc down. and oats un'
changed to loss of &c. Latest ne-
ures for provisions varied from a rise
OF SIZE to decline OF 2ha5c.
Cash quotations were as follows:
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Money on
call steady at 3za4& per sent;
ruling rate, Az: closing bid. 8; Of
fered at 3h. Time loans firm; SC
and 90 days. 5a5A per cent; SIX
months, l%a5. Prime mercantile
paper, 51za6 per cent. Sterling ex-
change Arm, with actual business 10
bankers bills at 4S1.60a4S1.70 for 60
day bIsfs. and at 4S5.75 for demand.
Commercial bills at 4S1a4S1 y. Bar
silver, 55x. Mexican dollars. AZ.
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DEAD ANIMALS REMOVED FREE
of charge by C. II. SCHOFIELD,
Phone SAL, Hampton, Va
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,AuY PRESS NEWPORT NEWS VA NOVEMBER 10 1910
TAFT Passes Through Richmond.


RICHMOND, VA. Nov. s.-Presi-
dent Taft passed through Richmond
this evening on his way to Panama
via Charleston, S. c. He did not
leave his car, however and did not
show himself to those who were on
the lookout for him.
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biIiousness

81 have used your valuable cascarets
and find them perfect. Conldnt do
without them. have used them Tor
come time for indigestion and biliousness
and am now completely cured. Recon-
mend them to everyone. Once tried, you
will never be without them IN the
family. Edward A. Marx, Albany, MY.
Pleasant. Psiatsble. Potent. Taste Good.
DO Good. Never Sicken. Weaken or GRIPPE
iOc. Csc, Soc. Never soid In bulk. The gen
zinc tablet stamped c &C. Gusranfsoc %
cure OF your money back. NC
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FOR SALE-THE SPECIAL SALE
Piano in our window, only $205,
Nov. 5th. It's a beautiful instru-
ment, fine bargain and guaranteed
e-st grade in every particular. GEO.
D. HAMPTON PIANO CO.. 210
Twenty-eighth street. 6-tf.
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New YORK cotton Market.

NEW YORK. Nov. s.-Spot cotton
closed quiet. 90 points decline. Mid
ding uplands. 1A7s: middHng gun,
1900. sales. 500 bales.
Futures opened steady and closed
barely steady.
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MONEY TO LEND.
oIo poMINroN LAND COMPANY.

|. New YORK, Ocfo0er Y, 1yIV.
The Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders OF the Old Dominion Land
Company. for the election OF Presi-
dent and a Board OF Directors consist
ing Of said President and Eve other
Directors. and for the transaction Of
such other business as may properly
come before the meeting, will be held
at the ofice Of the Company, Hotel
Warwick BHilding. Newport News.
Virginia. on Tuesday, November -,
1919, at II O'Clock noon.
CHAS. BABBTDGE.
27-td. Secretary.
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Treasury statement.

Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 9.-The condi
ton CT the treasury at the beginning
OF business today was as follows:
Trust Funds.
Gold coin. 1902. 471.669.
Silver dollars. $4S7.7S9, 900.
Silver dollars Of 1890, 1851 900.
Silver certificates outstNdins, 1887.
$4,000. -
General Fund. -. V
Standard silver dollars in general
fund, $1,799,110. ..
Current liabilities. s11s.245.956. 8
Working balance In treasury offices,
$2s.s47.702
In banks TO credit of treasurer OF
the United States. $34.620.o62- 80
subsidiary silver coin, s16,5ss,65s.
Minor coin. sSf5.5S9.
Total balance in general fund, $780,
397.c95.
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baltimore Grain Market.

BALTIMORE, MD. Nov. s.-Wheat
Easier. Spot contract, SS%e; South
ern on grade. s9Ac.
Corn--Easier. Spot, 5514c.
Dats-Firm. No. 2 white, 37ac
asked.
Rye-Firm. No. 2. Western domes
tic, S1aS2c.
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