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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-17
The First Chapter of This
Story Appeared in The
Tribune Monday, March IA

ewson was begun in The Tribune Mon
day. March II. TWO chapters have al
ready been printed. The story has to do
with the ambition of Hal Chase, star first
basemau 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 news
paper in the intermountan empire prints
this story. II can he had only in The
Salt Lake Tribune. Issues containing the
preceding chapters can be had at The
Tribune business office
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-17
ENGLISHW0MAN WINS
INDOOR TENNIS TITLE

NEW YORK, March 16.-Mrs. f. C.
Schmitz, English woman. Won the
title In the womans national indoor ten
MS singles today on the courts of the
Seventh regiment armory. defeating Miss
Erna Marcus in the final, 81; Sc; 6-3.
Miss Marie Wagner held the title in 1908
and 1909.
In the doubles championship final Miss
Wagner and Miss Clara Kuttron won the
title, defeating the former champions
Miss e. II, Moore and Miss Marcus c. /;
81: Cd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-17
PaysoIl.
Sullivan Good Christian,

The twenty-round boxing contest sched-
ulcd at ogden Friday night between Pete
sullivan and Tommy Dawson has been
postponed to March 20; Sullivan refusing
80 box during holy week or Good Friday.
Hc said that he did not think when he
signed articles and said that he would
rather lose the match than box Oh the
day named.
Manager Grant Immediately went 10
ogden TO change the date and get out
the advertising.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-17
Interest in Baseball.

The organization OF a. baseball team in
Murray Is meeting with success. Every
one is boosting for a successful team
and, from indications. the automobile will
be raGled OFF in short order The action
OF the Murray fans in getting into the
game about raising funds for the Muir
ray club has met with the approval OF
all concerned.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-17
FOOTBALL IS STILL
CLAIMING IT'S VICTIMS

DALLAS Tex, March 16.-John A
Airhart, aged 10, former student at
Simmons college. OF Abilene. Tex. who
was injured In a football game October
10. 1909. died today. He had been for
the greater part OF this period uncon-
sclous from concmsslon Of the brain
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-17
Combination Takes Lead.

The Twelfth and Thirteenth ward first
team took the lead in the Ensign Stake
league Wednesday night by defeating the
Eighteenth warders by the score of 81
10 "a. having won nine games and lost
but one tho present season.
The winning lineup was/as follows:
Williams and Pratt forwards; Rydalch
center; Hatch and Young, guards.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-17
Keoeh Is Champion.

ROCHESTER,, y. Y. March l6.-
Jerome K. <eoeh OF Rochester and
Charles Cowboy Weston Of Pittsburs
finished thelr coo 0-ball pool match for the
worlds title at . o'clock this morning, the
final score being 500 10 $50 in favor of
keogh. the defender. In tho first block
Monday night Weston scored zoo TO
keoghs Ill AZ the end of the second
block the challenger had Il lead OF three
hnlls. inl 10 eos.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-17
New Training Quarters.
Special 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN, March flowing TO the large
crowd which daily gathers at tho fire
station 10 witness Tommy Dawson train
ing Tor his boxing match with Pete Sulli-
van. it has become necessary to move
the Dawson camp TO larger quarters.
Tommy Walker Dawsons manager, has
secured quarters over the Exchange sa-
loon. on Twenty fourth street, where he
can be seen in his workouts with the
Tennessee Kid and other local light
weights,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-17
KETCHEL SAYS HE CAN
MAKE REQUIRED WEIGHT

PITTSBURG, March 16-Stanley
KctcheI middleweight champion, ar
rived here from Hot Springs tonight for
his fight with Frank Klaus. scheduled
for Wednesday night. ketchel said he
never was stronger in his HE He
weighs 1877 pounds, but says he will
make the required leo twenty-four
hours before the battle.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-17
Emeryville Races Extended.

SAN FRANCISCO. March i6.-Thomas
II. Williams. president OF the New Cali
fornia Jockey club. announced today that
the racing season at Emeryvlllc which
was to end April I. will be extended
twenty days and probably longer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-17

however. was so weak that he couldn't
join any OF the classes. In fact, Jerry
couldn't walk across the room without
holding onto n chair sometl ling. and
even the professor had some doubts
TO his ability to do anything for him,
However, the case interested him and
some weexs and had Jerry do such ex-
ercises as he could AT first there was
no improvement that could he noticed.
put after a couple OF months of the
most careful and liGhtest exercises pos
siblc q very decided Improvement began
10 be noticed. Very soon. by carefully
doing exactly as the professor told him,
Jerry began TO get stronger and stronger
until by the end of the first year all
trace of his heart trouble had dissp-
peared and the professor told him that
II he would molly make II his business 10
take his exercise every day he would
some day be as strong as any boy.
Crank on Exercise,
II is not the idea of this chapter 70 so
into all the details of how Hartman be-
came strong young man. 1t Is only
fair 10 say, however. that 10 him his
regular and systematic exercise became
as important as his meals washing
his face night and morning, When he
saw how exercise was improving him
on the subject. At any rate, he made
resolution that some day lie would be
just as well developed physically as any
athlete in the world. and he kept this idea
foremost in his thoughts, because he
could see that II he had perfect physi-
cal development his mental capacity
would increase in proportion: In the end
he became wonderfully developed lad
and was a living example OF what eX
ercise will do for a boy or man either
for that matter.
During this time he went to school
and soon was able To Join the games OF
the other boys In the high school and
in the preparatory college he went In for
athletics. and by the time he entered
Lowell even nc laughed when anybody
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-17
Planting Trout Fry.

Joe Smith, district fish and game COM
missioner, has planted 10000 trout fry IN
Salt Lake county streams. Thursday a
batch OF 10000 fry will be taken TO Davis
county, and the work OF getting the
spring hatch In state streams will be
well under way. Smith aims TO plant
the fish out of the way of high water.
near the source OF the main stream trib-
D,-ins
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-17
Hneston Reoains Title.

DENVER Colo, March 16.-Tom Hues-
ton of New York tonight recovered the
worlds three-cushion billiard champion
ship by defeating Fred Eames OF DEN
yer in the third block Of their 150-poipt
match. so to. 43 The final score was:
Huestou. $50; Eames. l31. y run OF
eight by Hueston was the highest made
during the match. while the best Eames
could DO tonight was three.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-17
Nearly Thousand Entries.

NEW YORK March 16.-Announcement
was made tonight that the average OF
nominations received by the Empire City
Racing association for its stake events
ls the largest OF any closing In the east
to date. a otal OF 911 entries has been
received, an average OF sixty-fire TO the
stake
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-17
Varsity Girls Play Ball.

The University OF Utah girls chose up
sides and played match baseball game
Wednesday afternoon on the varsity cam
pus. the score being 33 to 20 in favor of
Laura Pauison's team over Hazel Ed
wards's nine. The girls played six in
nings in one houn Miss Gitsch and Miss
Paulson hit home run in the second
inning
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-17
Don Is Confident.

Manager Thompson of Kid Don says he
is willing 10 match Don against any light
weight member Of the Manhattan Ath-
letic club for a four round go. Don has
never boxed here and his ability is un-
known. He says he is confident that he
can make good against any of the light
weights
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-17
Sullivan improving.

LOS ANGELES. March 1G.-William ]
sullivan. the veteran catcher OF the Chi
cago White SoN, who Is confined TO his
bed with blood poisoning, as the result
OF stepping on n rusty nail. Is improved
but not yet past the danger point. Should
his recovery not be interrupted his ply
sicians say he Will be able TO get back
In the game in three or four weeks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-17
CHAMPIONS BEATEN
BY SPRINGVILLE TEAM
spcclal To Tho tribune.

SPRINGVILLE. March 16.-Thc
Springvlle high school defeated the Pay
son high school in q match basketball
game here tonight. by the score of 81
10 20. tying tho Paysonites for The Utah
confident OF victory and believed il WAS
a cInch game. but the local boys have
been prnctcinG hard, the result OF their
training showing in tonight's victory.
The lic will be played off on neutral
floor probably Pleasant Grove.
Tho lineup.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-17
Mahmout Throws Connolly.

COLUMBUS. o., March 16-Yusiff
Mahmout. the Turk tonight in a catch
as-catch-can wrestling match. twice
threw Pat Connolly. said 10 he Irish cham
pion, taking the first fall in l6 minutes
and 56 seconds and the second in il
minutes and seconds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-17
Ketchel Signs With Howard.

who arrived last night from Hot Springs
on his way TO Pittsburg, signed to meet
Jimmy Howard. undefeated southern mid
dleweight before the Memphis A. c..
April 8.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-17

CHICAGO. March 16.-Mrs. w. J. Sui
livan, wife OF the Chicago American
catcher LETT last nighI for Los Angeles
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-17
Case and Hagner Present.

Case and Hagner Present.
The day of the first meeting in the
cage. called by Uughie 10 give him a
chance TO look over the candidates for
inc team. was the. first time that Case
and Hagncr had been present at one Of
these talks Hughie had given gem
eigl short talk about the game and had
talked with each of the candidates. ask
ing various questions. such as What
position do YOU play?' Can YOU bat %
Can YOU pitcb?" etc. After they had
an thrown the ball around for an hour
Just playing catch that Hughie could
notice the way tho different fellows
gossipins with each other. nobody want
ing TO go home. when one Of the older
fellows would say something about the
scholarship prizes.
Generally there was some one present
who did not know the details and this
onered a chance TO tell all about tho
prizes, In this case it was Hagner
who had been at school only a few
weeks and all he knew about the prizes
was what Case had been able TO tell
nm. After Eyerson had finished eX-
plaining the prizes fully the talk as
usual drjftcd on TO the wonderful rec
ords OF the prize winners OF the past.
other stunts as unassisted triple plays
would In themselves secure one OF the
prizes: for they would not. Only the
official scorers records showing the
standing OF the candidates We're con-
sidercd, but IL was generally the fellow
position who got the chance TO pull off
the thrilling plays. because only the
best players can do the wonderful
things.
Talk About Fielders.
When the talk turned 10 leldcre who
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-17
Bakersfield Shut Out.

BAKERSFIELD. Cal. March 16.-With
Smith I'm the box. Chicago White SoX No.
today defeated the local team. to O.
r. H. r.
Chicago ...........,.,..2 10 l
Bakersfield ..,.,...-ss,.-O
Batteries-smith and Block; Hall Dow
and Hoff.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-07

dure in the English courts today
simplicity and expedition Of proce.
make model for the reform of other
systems.
Several of tha-lord chancellors OF
England and the chief justices have
left their lasting impress upon the
history Of their country by their con-
structive ably in proposing and Sc
Touring the passage OF remedial legis.
lation effecting law reforms | can
not conceive any higher duty that the
supreme court could performs than In
leading the way to simplfication OF
procedure in the United States courts
Relief of Supreme Court.
No man ought TO have. as matteI
of right, a review Of his case by the
supreme court. He should be salts
fled by one hearing before court o
first instance and one review by q
court of appeals. The proper and
chief usefulness Of the supreme court
and especially of the supreme cour
of the United States, is. in the cases
which come before II, SO to expound
the law, and especially the fundamen
| tai law---the constitutions to fur
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-07

is given the duty to frame the equity
rules OF procedure which are to OBJ
tain in the federal courts of first in
stance. In view OF the heavy burden
of pressing litigation which that court
has had to carry. with. one or two Of
its members incapacitated through ~
health. 1t mas nor been able to take
problems of improving the equity
procedure. which has practically re
NAMED the same since the organiza
tion of the court in 1879. 1t is rea-
sonable to expect that with all the
vacancies upon the court filed,
will take up the question of cheaper
ing and simplifying the procedure IN
equity in the courts OF the United
States. The equity business is much
the more important in the federal
courts, and may add much the more
expensive. am strongly convinced
that the best method of improving
judicial procedure at law is to en-
power the supreme court to do II
through the medium OF the rules OF
the court, as in equity. This is the
way in which it mas been done IL
England, and thoroughly, done, The
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-07
! r0arfldl,. mat tic law should allow a

Fourth, that the law should allow a
proprietor for .oil or gas w have the
right 10 prospect for two years over
= csftafn tractssCf government land
the rightsto he evidenced bg a license
for-.swhich he shal pay a small sum;
and that upon discovery lease may
be granted upon terms securing a
minimum rental and proper royalties
to the government, and also the con-
duct Of the oil or gas well In accord
with the best method for outstanding
the supply of oil In the district.
The period OF the lease should not
fbe as long as those Of coal, but they
should contain similar provisions as
to assignment, u prevent nionopols-
! tic combinations.
Fifth, that water power sites be ai-
rectly leased by the federal gosern.
ment, after advertisement and bid
ding, for not exceeding taty years
upon a proper rental and with q con-
dition fixing rates charged to the pub
llic for units OF electrical mower. both
| rental and rates to W readjusted
Iequitably every ten years By arbftra-
ton or otherwise, with suitable pro-
visions against. assignmant To prevent
monopqlistlc combinations. on that
1.-THE law shall provide that upon appli-
catjon made By the authotities of the
state where the wster power site is
Isituated. Il may Do patented to tae
state on condition, that the state shall
dispose OF II under, terms Ike those
just described and shah enforce those
terms. OF, upon failure TO comply with
Ithe scopditiop, the water ,To~er ssise
and ain the, plant and dnpro yenent on
1.-THE site shall be forfsdted and revert
Ito the ..United States. y the president
Ibeisg given the power tp declare the
Forfeiture ANA Il tor, direct lsgal ppb-
ceedings foE itsfenforcfn emit. Either
Ios these methods .weu|d,,I think, ac-
4 eonplish 4 ae proper public purpose in
respect tQswatergn0w sites, bat one
Tor, the. other should, be promptly
adoE'ed,.'. sss. q i hss.ss s.ss III ~ ~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-07

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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-07
Town Tepies. an

PhilAdelpAie N the ainth city Of the
w6riI ins poaAt OF sise sud the first In
tie universe from the point OF at
tsncsis mess ~ q Residence. Philedel-
pbia Inquirer.
Most citiea would be mighty glad to
hate available for expenses what New
York psys opt in interest annually.
FOR I9ll interest on the city debf will
be eS4, 600. 00O. : Tacoma Ledger. ~
When travellers can enter Kansas
City By nesas Of $4,000, 600 worth OF
new tsssainals. into thu new ave and a
half million dollar Unien station, the
Joys Of Homecoming win be greater
THAN even. S-Kansss City StSr.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-07

Two hundred tons Is. the average
weight of.ap English passenger train,
u Tfirty:three railroads are 1T present
under. construction under 'fhess direct
supervision OF the Chilean government.
Electric locomotives capable of
speed Of about fforty-three miles an
hour are Used to haul trains through
the Slmplon tunnel In Switzerland.
/ The Pennsylvania railrosd system
will shortly have available for use on
its Hines east and west OF Pittsburg
and Erie 1888 solid stsei passenger
equipment cars. gihis includes some
GJ0 Pullman parlor and sleeping cars.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-07
-r xutsmsjbss. fM

/ a late report On the number Vt autc-
mSblSs In GermAAy shows TINT thers
AtS nov abeut 10000 cars IN that eoun-
w. which u IN increass Of about 1900
.syq Int year. ss4 Ia
WHALE the uss Of the autoxnobiae IN
Ea1latd Shows ! stsady increase. prob
SHY .oas.hak OF ell tbs cara IN the
United KipxdOm are Of the heavy, high
power tcuEsE kind.
yAntbmebilss now. ass built to order
to ct pureAasers, nekefs using for
mssspRiae pufpoe~ + fl1mewoek IN
which ire ssAt raisssi and lowers, the
fsotbpArd Tits at varying angles and
The steering rod IL, adjustable for
LENGTH 80, f.. - a.,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-07

1915 and within the estimate of cost,
$4,000 900.
Press reports nave reached the
United States from time 10 time civ
ing accounts of sides of earth of
Gerry large yardage in the Gulebra cut
and elsewhere along the line, from
willch 1t might be inferred that the
work has been much retarded and
that the time OF completion has been
necessarily postponed. 4
TIE report of Doctor Hayes, of the
geological survey, whom | sent within
the last month to the Isthmns to
rake an investigation, shows that
THIS section OF the canal zone is COM
posed Of setimentary rocks of rather
weak structure and subject to almost
immediate disintegration when ex-
posed to the air. Subsequent to the
deposition OF these sediments. igne-
Gus rocks, harder and more durable,
have been thrust into them. and be-
ing cold at the time Of their intru.
sion united but indifferently with the
seiimentary rock at the contacts, Toe
result Of these conditions is that as
the cut is deepened, causing unbal-
anced pTessures, slides from the
sides "a the cut. have occurred. These
aretin part due to the flowing surface
soil and decomposed sedimentary
rocks upon inclined surfaces of the
underlying undecomposed rock and in
part by. the crushing OF structurally
weak bells under excessive pressure
These Stiles occur on enc side 'cr
the other Of the cut through a dis
lance of a or 5 n lies, and now that
their ebara eter IS understood, allow
anGe has been made in the calcula-
N,tlons cf pardage for the amount OF
slides when will have to be re-
moved and the greater s,ope that Will
have to be given to the bank in many
places In order to prevent their re-
crrrence. Such allowance does not
exceed ten millions ct yards. Consid-
ering that IL number Of yards Ie-
moved from this cut on an average
OF each month through the year 10
100000, ami that the total rem n
ing to lie excavated, Including slides,
is about 3o.00o,0t0 yards, nit Is seen
that this addition to the vexcayati n
does not offer any great reason far
delay.
+.'hi,e this Feature Of TIE material
to he excavated IN the cut will not
seriously delay or obstruct the con-
struction OF a canal cf the lock type,
tie increase of excavation due &c
such slides in the cut made So feet
deeper. for sea.level canal would GER
tainly have been so great as to DELAY
its completion to time beyond the
patience of tie American people.
Among questions Using for pres
ent solution is the decision whether
the canal shall he fortified. | have
already stated to TIE congress tAat
strongly favor fortitication and new
"a reiterate this opinion and ask yoci
consideration of The subiec. in tho
,oiight of the renort already before yor
made by competent board.
II, In our discretion, We believe moo
nlern Notifications to be necessary tt
91tne adequate protection and policing
of The canal, then it is our duty tc
construct them. We have built thf
canal. 1t is our property. BY conyen
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-07
TAFT'S MESSAGE
LONG AND STRONG

Continued from Second Page.)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-07

Parcels Post
With respect to. the parcels post,
I respectfully recornend Its alop-
ton on all rural-delvery routes. and
that II pounds--tne international
limit--be made the limit OF carriage
In such post. The same argument Il
made against the parcels post that
was made against the postal savings
bank--that II ID Introducing the gov
|ernment, into a. business which ougnt
to be conducted 'by private persons
and is paterhallsm. The postoffic
department aas a great plant and :
great organization. reaching into tn,
most remote hamlet Of the Unitej
States, and with tbs machinery itAi'
. a Vi
The Washington herald., 1910-11-03
DIX NOW AT 4 TO [.
Most of Wagers Are at Shorter
Odds, However.

New York, Nov. Z-The odds on Dix
In the downtown betting market took a
jump to-day. Shortly after the brokers
got busy this morning a few bets were
made at TO / that Dix viii be the next
governor. One Of the largest Of the bets
at these odds was booked as 5000 70
$1,000.
There were many wagers made at to !.
A broker who represented an upstate
man placed 5000 at 3 to /. II was re-
ported that 10000 had been placed in one
brokerage Office at these odds. A broker
who said that he had little more than
sSO,eo0 to place on Dix reported that the
most Of it has been wagered at 2jk and 3
20 J.
Chicago brokers are betting on Stlmson,
and good part Of the money that met
the Dix cash to-day came from these
Chicago spectators. Uptown II was not
apparent that the odds had heightened
materially. In two or three OF the big
hotels offers Of . TO ! were general, and
there were many propositions made Of
even money that DiX's plurality would be
5000. This seems TO be q favoriite line
Of speculation. Stimson brokers at these
hotels are Offering to I that Dix will not
have 10000 plurality.