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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07
GOOD AND PLENTY MAKES
GREAT RECORD in HURDLING

Good and Plenty. the greatest stceple-
chase horse ever developed In this coun-
try or perhaps any other, won his hrst
sixteen successive races over fences. and
throughout his entire career never re-
fused or fell. He was. OF course. a horse
OF great intelligence and courage to start
with, but 1t was the education which
he received from his owner, Thomas
Hitchcock. Jr., which made this extraor-
dinary record possible. Mr. Hitchcock
believes that good horses can be made TO
be safe conveyances over any country.
One Of his own records Is as interesting
In Its way as was that OF Good and
Plenty. Three years ago he hunted an
entire winter in High Leicestershire and
never had horse fall With him over 4
fence. and this in spite OF the fact that
he was one of the hardest going men
ever seen in that country. One fence
that he jumped In the Cottesmore terri
tory proved 10 be the biggest obstacle
negotiated successfully In many years H.
consisted OF an OK rail, a ditch eight feet
deep, and about twelve feet wide, an un-
cut hedge on the far Side OF the ditch
another smaller ditch and still another OK
reil beyond that, The distance between
the two rails measured nineteen feet and
between the last footprints OF the take
OF side and the marks that the Irish
mare made upon landing beyond the far
rail- was space OF thlrty-two feet,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07
TOM SHARKEY INSISTENT
ON HAVING A WINNER

Once upon a time shortly after he had
gained wealth and fame in the ring
Thomas Sharkey entered cafe in Boston
and ordered a lobster. When the waiter
served the lobster Sharkey observed that
II had only one large claw. His knowl-
edge OF Holsters was newly acquired. and
he was proud OF It
What do you mean by bringing me a
at the waiter. Don't Won know who !
am? Are you trying 10 cheat me2 / pay
the regular price and ! wont stand for
no remnants. Send the head waiter
here"
The head waiter arrived. trembling.
Let me explain, Mr.. Sharkey." said
he. You see we receive our Holsters
alive Often they get fighting. and now
and then one Of them will snap a claw
off another"
rs that so?" said Sharkey. "Wen, that
amt no excuse for slipping me this one.
Take him away and bring me a winner
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07

enable him to make Blackfriars pugil.
lists fight instead of "fiddle" as they
nre apt to do in cheap London shows
There is no place in the Ceilings cal
endar for the boxer who escaped with
out some mark of physical prowess.
Must Live Clean Lives.
"Why did you join this Burge COM
bination?' he was asked.
because / have never yet found
healthy mind in a dirty body. Men,
to become successful boxers, must live
clean and healthy hives 1t inspires
them with desire to live as much as
possible In the open air, free from the
saloon Influence; and they learn they
must have clean and healthy surround
ings in their own homes,
81 cannot see why boxer should
not be as good and desirable a citizen
as any other man. If many of them
lapse from the ordinary standards it
is because ministers of religion too
often act as though pugilists ought to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07
JUAREZ OFFERS
LARGE PURSES

Continued From Preceding Page.
a matter OF fact. IL Is a very small frac-
ton.
The pari-mutuel. then. does away with
our old friends the enemy, the bookmak
ers or layers, as you will
With all due respect to these gentle
men of the odds, IL must be said that
their part In the sport OF horseracing is
responsible for about nine -tenths of the
evils the game Is heir to. There would
be little heard about pulling or riding
for Sweeny" under the pari-mutuel sys-
tenn because there Is no profit in any
thing but winning.
Without doubt. II horseracing is 70 be
legally revived, there must be some
changes made to suit those who arc op-
posed to sport II racing is TO be re-
newed In this state under new betting
laws 1t will probably have to be under
laws providing the parl-mutuel system.
Copyright, 1900
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07

be ostracized by those who think them
selves authorized 10 set up standard
Of right and wrong
"Now. look upon boxing as a
healthy exercise for young men. If
there is an undesirable element the
proper way to eliminate it is not by
carping criticism but by the introduc-
tion of better understanding between
its devotees and those charged with the
spiritual guidance of the people,
To prove his theories. the time-keep-
er Of 1.-THE Ring" invites all and sun
dry TO see the bouts. Everything is
rnn on the latest principles. Manager
Burge announces that it is "the finest
ventilated boxing arena in the world -
and he has good doctor on hand In
case Of accidents, Prices range from
25 cents for reserved ring seats to II
cents in the outer enclosure. So 1t is
cheaper to see the parson in the ring
at Blackfriars than johnson in the
fray at Reno. /,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07
HARLEM MAID WINS
FEATURE RACE AT BUTTE
BY Associated Press.

by ASSoclated Press,
BUTTE; Mott, Aug. s.-Harlern Maid
race, by n head, the finish beinT. one OF
the best on the card. With Jack Paine
close on her. heels. the Maid thundered
across the wire, both animals being hard
driven and continually under the whip.
Seven races were run today. Results;
sa;pcs, FTs5 a7 Tase s.SSr Ts fgr9nsI en Ie
Garter Light, I12 (Prior). 80 TO l. third.
Time. 1;ol 25. Phillistina. Hattie. Dod-
son. Warfare. Albonfls, Graham, Lillian
Second race, four furlongs, purse-Ed-
mond Adams. l07 (Fisherl. 1S 10 10,
won: Helen HaykIns. 81 (sSldenl, to
ST. Heller and Louise B. also ran.
Third race. futurity course, selling
E1oHstte Eansy ~ los M Sslsou} to wea seo
ond: Nagazam. 1O7 (Prior). 30 to l. third.
Time. 1:1O 2-5 Platoon. Bill Mayham.
Gretchen G., Royal Stone and Binocular
handicap-Hariem Maid. s5 (KedeTisj. 3
to ]. won: Jack Paine. lo5 (Gaugep. o
2 third. Time. l:4O %. Edwin T. Fry
er Ocean Queen and Roy Jr also ran.
Fifth race. five furlonss; sellingaaE NJ.
son: lo7 VesperS; 9 10 2. second: Mimi
docia. 10l (GaugeD. to l, third. Time,
1:OI 1-5. Ben Stone. La Petite. Ramon
Carona, Reuben and Bitter Sir also ran.
Sixth race, six furlongs. selling-Ne-
braska Lass. 100 .(Kirschbaum), to /,
won; New Capital, lo7 Cotton. to !.
second; Emma g.. 109 (W Garean). TO
!. third. Time. lis 2-5. Buda Pest,
Hannibal Bey. Nj Derecho. Bay Garter
Biased. Lee Harrison H., Enchanter and
Bardonia also ran.
Seventh race six furlongs, selling
Dorothy Ledgett. 109 (Kederis). IL to 1,
won Banthel 10e (GaugeD to l. sec
ond; Mauretania. 104 (Anderson), . TO /.
third. Time. 1:15 is. Novgorod Tilling-
hast. Sir Wesley. Swede Sam and wanei
also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07
Parson and Ex- Convict Partnered i'm Boxing Saloon
MUSCULAR

England and left Dick Burge, we'll
known pugilist with sentence of two
years to serve, When Burge emerged
from jail he was pounced upon by
Tom Ceilings and his supporters and
his steps were directed out of the
slough of despond to the heights of bet
ter endeavor. He had lost his charac-
ter but not all his friends. So he de-
veloped a powerful liking for the par
son.
Turned Into Boxing Saloon.
idea struck him Of turning it into q
boxing saloon, run on lines of absolute
fairness, thereby drawing the toughs
of Blackfriars within reach Of his
friend Tom S influence, When he put
the question to the minister, whether
he would take a hand in the punching
mill, the answer was prompt and de-
cisave-fS fSure / will!''
So now the chapel is called "The
Rlng'; and within, on sparring nights,
the parson and the convict-pugilist sit
in the seats of the mighty The parson
is the tlme-keeper and Burge is man
ager. The arrangement suits every
body Burge brings the "talent,' the
parson INSPIRES confidence in the hon
esty of the performances, and the
crowd, out of respect for the time
Keeper, restrains the sanguinary speech
that is their normal vocabulary for en-
couraging the bruisers.
They have come to know that while
"Tom" Ceilings manipulates the ham
mer and the gong there will be no faxed
shows at "The Ring" When CON
testant strips to the bout, he feels he
must take his medicine like man, or
there will be trouble with the minister
later on,
If he had his heart IS desire Ceilings
would be referee instead of time.
keeper, for the former position would
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Special Cable to The Tribune.


LONDON. Aug. 6-While the
world s pulpits have been ringing with
denunciation of the johnson J Jeffries
fight, a south side London parson has
been blending piety with pugilism.
Everybody in London has heard of the
Rev. "Tom' Ceilings and his muscular
Christianity. But many staid members
of the tra-respectable Church of Eng
land were shocked to their depths when
he went into partnership with an ex-
convict In boxing-saloon and chose
for his establishment the disused chapel
of the famous preacher, Rowland Hill.
Rowland Hill built his chapel in a
complete circle, in order, as he said,
that "the devil should not have a cor
ner In it, For long while it was
a noted center of religious activity but
changing conditions left it stranded in
a region OF mean streets, far from the
prosperous residential quarters.
Today the district just south of
Blackfriars bridge, spanning the
Thames within sight Of ST. Panl's ca
thedral, is the abode of the tough ele.
ment. redolent of fried fish, stale beer,
vitriolic whisky and variegated speech,
Only man who could combine physical
force with moral suasion could shepherd
a flock like that. Hence the selection
of I'Tom" Ceilings as local parson.
Before long his influence began to
be felt. Also the fame Of his fist
spread round and inspired respect, for
drunken bully or two, after being
taken in hand by the new cleric, de.
veloped quite differnt ideas on the
ministerial profession than they had
gathered from green curates in spec
tacles.
Then came the great Liverpool bank
frauds. with trial that reused all
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07
TRAVIS LOSES TITLE
IN HARD GOLF PLAY
Robert A. Gardner Defeats For
mer Champion After Ex-
citing Game.
Ry Associated Press.

BY Associated Gress
CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-Robert A. Gard
ner OF the Hinsdale Golf club. the nation
al champion, won the annual invitation
tournament of the Glenview club today
OF New York, up in 81 holes.
Travis displayed his we'll known head
work. but for once lacked his magic put
ting maet.
Gardner played a determined game.
and although three down AT the tenth
hole In the morning. he was only one
down at the end Of the morning round.
Both played Indifferent golf at times In
the afternoon. but the match resolved IL
self into a see-saw affair
Three times the match was even, and
three times Travis had lead Of one.
He was dormie one at the eighteenth
green, but puttcd into a busn and had
to play cut short, Gardner squaring, 10.
At the extra hole Travis missed four
foot putt, giving the Chicago player the
victory.
Morning cards:
Travis .....544 485 354 435 645 444-76
Gardner :. 454 AS 371 524 637 5Si-79
Afternoon cards:
Gardner 545 AS 25S 544 SAC 454 4-S2-l61
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07
WELLSVILLE BALL TEAM
WINS DECIDING GAME
Special to The Tribune.

Special To The Tribune.
WELLSVILLE. Aug s-The home
team defeated the Logan Boosters here
today In fast game of baseball, the
score being to l, This was the second
OF the series OF three games TO be player
between the two teams. and WelIsville
by winning the first two receives the $500
purse, which was put up for the winner
was the feature OF the game. He al
lowed Logan but two hits and struck out
twelve men. An immense crowd attended
the game. several hundred coming over
from Logan.
The batteries were: Wellsvllle, Bridger
and PoppIeton: Logan, McCreary and
watkins. The umpires were Harry Stoney
md Coach Teetzel.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07

Jackie Clarke, the phenomenal little
bicycle rider who has been electrify-
ing the Salt Lake City fans this sum
mer, was born at Camperdown, Vic
toria, Australia, on March 9, 1886. His
first bicycle race was ridden in 1908 at
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07

Melbourne The following year his rid
ing in Australia began to attract at
tention. At that time Iver Lawson,
Floyd MacFarland and Hardy Downing,
the American stars, were riding in
Australia. On seeing the little Austria
han ride Iver Lawson predicted that
Clarke would some day be a world s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07
LIVE PIGEON RANGE
is THIRTY YARDS

An induiring sportsman asks the range
for club shooting with live pigeons as
targets Under the rules Of such tourna-
their flight thirty yards from the person
who is firing. The minimum range Is
thirty yards.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07
Gets Three Records.
BY Associated Press.

RocHESSTER. N, Y. Aug 6.-Ned
horse power car. today brock his owp
half mile record for unbanked dirt tracks.
made yesterday, covering the llalf-mile
course in 80 So seconds. He also broke the
mile and two-mile marks for the half
mile track OF this description, his marks
being l:20 and 2:40 2-5. respectively.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07
Wageners Issue Challenge.

Wagener's baseball team challenges any
amateur team In the state for a match
game, the Poplar Grove team preferred
communications should be addressed to
Manager Bowdich.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07
Bass Catches Trout.
Special to The Tribune

SPtNllI 20 i EF IIIUUIlr1
OGDEN, Aug. G-The largest trout
caught In Ogden river this season was
hooked by a man named Bass c. A.
Bass says the fish which was caught
last Wednesday measured twenty-five
inches and its net weight was six pounds
and three ounces. The fish was caught
at the mouth OF South Fork. near the
ranch OF Peter Rollo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07
Lowers Track Record.

BY Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. s.-Barney
oldneld. driving his 200 horsepower
'Blltzen Benz, today lowered the Point
Breeze park mile-track record to SO 3-5
seconds The former record OF o1 was
made by De Palma In Flat car. Old
held made two trials. accomplishing the
distance in one minute fat on the first
attempt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07

Go UP Brigham ST. todav and see the
beautiful homes in Federal Heights, the
premier residence section.
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Other Shirts

Entire stock of Excello, Star
and Cluett shirts in the nobbiest
patterns and coloring, in fancy
pleated and soft form styles, at
the following semi-annual clear
ance sale reductions:
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Manhattan Shirts

Entire stock Of fancy pleated
and soft bosom Manhattan
shirts in the season s newest
coloring and patterns reduced
as follows:
$1.50 Manhattan Shirts .$1.15
$500 Manhattan Shirts, $1.25
$3.50 Manhattan Shirts 81. 45
$500 Manhattan Shirts. .$1.90
$500 Manhattan Shirts. $3.50
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Underwear

All our summer underwear Ill
all styles and fabrics excepting
B. V. D., Porosknit and Kneipp
linen mesh at the following re-
ductions:
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ipGrtia ameritdnifdle Gabrifanten etin
8eihdft NIT Siib.4merito sulpennsn.
mar nod Dor ssbn Sabren stipds un'
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proSent psrmebrt babeu, 9robbritans
MEN nur cine 3unabme bon so pro4
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Son aoIoman Mtts3atb T.


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bciben. Gr Iieat ouf Dem Rel3e unter
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merfte es nid)t, ih pollte es uld,t mers
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BON oem Deputn. .Sberiff alaene mad
benz bieiiesn GefdnaniB gebraht. S1r
sSall tommt am Wittipph i'm epuntas
Qeriht 3ur 8erbanolung.
- Seutr 9ormittas um 8 llhr tlns
BET has 2eihenbegdngniB oes perItore
beneu Gep. 5bpmas 9. Gopnep, BON
Der ct. Narien Satbeorale aus Itatt'
=. R. 9eQ erlanete einen 8uus
erlaubnibI9ein fir cine 4 Simmer snt-
baltenbe Bad cottage auf Got No.
IS 0elmoreplace, 2utonta, fiir $1,000
- Serr Carl Wa6s uuo 5amilie
reiien beute na9 glarts Sate, Wtth.,
um Die Commemorate oort gu psrs
bringen.
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greenup Strobe nit fsiner Satin
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fIuten 2aaooH Gar uno perisBte ott
pQiTaaiere Der Gar Iopie Die SSulo'er
bes 9rafttpagens in Iufre9ung. Slud'
liderneiie ipuroe niemdno perIest
T1s S1interrap Des 9lutps brdh.
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Bellevue unb Iaptpn.

- Carrie grpdberDs. 5 Sabre alt,
gotter bss Soenrp 8rodberoe non yso.
625 Oritte apenue, fpiro beute BON Der
ct. fSran3istus STRIDE, 9dpton. Sp''
aus bserbigt.
- :. RapmonO 8rttfs unh 10
mile, Die in 9aptpn bel oerrn 50:
bunn 8reifs bon Der s. Ipenus au'
geiuh lpsiItsu, iiro nad Cos 4n9eIes,
gal., Suriidgetehrt.
- Die geQepue DeIfare anOtld'
tion peridmmeIt iit am Eonner'td1
Q6eno in Der 2ibertp Soall:, Sotnnett'
uno Sairfielo 2toenue, um iibsr Ip1'
tiae 8eIhGfte gu berotben.
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Mrs. b. Yaeger, iriffr Sron gedfsla

Der Jall mar, 3u Guniien Der ers
ben ldnelt srleoiai, ipenn niht Gan
btseerihisrotb y. an ben Jolsen ct
nsr gunstnentsinouns esitorbtn
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uno Der g., q. e G. Strobenbohn
So. morgen absno eine @eriammluns
abhalten, in Der iiber Den gau oss
gidbufts Iber bic pbere Monmoutb
5trabe beratben perben iou. Sne
aenieur MorIibae bat Die ptdne uno
5pesifitationsn fertig unb tit i'm
Stanoe, bic '3uutOiten ansusebsn.
Was bas fir Sen gau benDtbigts
9runbeigentbum toitst, sann er naturz
lid nt6t i'm 9oraus dngebsn.
- Die neue qumpe Der 9latt Sron
8orts in Der Nspport pumpftatton
purpe geitsrn in SbGtisteit aeiest uno
pumpt oieIelbe tdglit stueimul fpplsI
WuIIer, als Reipport broutt.
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n, @es;ht s;e bIa,Iid,e gsIeiforbe.

mem geiid)t Die bI6nIide gletfdrbe.
Ter GhclIenflong bringt an ielne
Sbren. CIR Bort oos Wedern Der
Sf,afe. Gle oeitbammel ihretten li''
itig Dor Der Seroe ber
Nit gcidloiieneu Gnaen iiebt er
oies aIIes. er min iie nod etnmal
oiinen, ober es sebt nid,t. Gr mod.
/. nod .inmaI bic buitis Cuff sinotbs
men, nber nur Elm RDheln ortngt Gus
ieiner 9ruIt.
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Sumes 80. 9eq bon Der 2ublop
Strube, Der feline 5rau Winnie gsprus
oslt bate, lpurps psrboftst. Der Sohn
bate bic Poli3ei 9sholt.
- Gos qfero 0ss 8rOcsrs Gbr;itian
9. Slider itheute pprseitern 4bsro an
Der 6. $. & ,. 9obntrsu8ung uno DER
). Strabe ppr sin:r RanslrlotomotIps
uno mari ben 4blisferunqspd8sn um.
Der Snbalt tpuroe uber oas yfIaitsr
Ser'trsut.
- Sobn Wonifolo uno I}eter Wtas
nifolo lpuroen bon Der 6ruu Oes Srites
rem i'm Qolissigsriht beg Jrlsotnss
bruds ana,tla9t, Deter lam ndmIia
bon 0apton, 8, um isinsn gruoer 3u
b.futen unb Iuo ihn gu sinem 9lole
gier Elm. ;grau UtunifoIo uno ihr
0atts oeriebten barber in .inea
WortpstieI, an tpsl6sm 9etsr Wtonis
fol0 tbeilnahm. Die srpei Wldnnsr 'nt'
3oqsn iit ourd Die 5Iuht Der 9:rhaTa
turo.
- G6riitian SirI6man. oer isin,
fribere Satin Jrou ShnsiSer al
Der Gde Der s. unb Butler StrdBt
gu beldftiq.n pfIegt, iouts psrbafts'
fperoen, motte iih nb,r Dor Sintreffe.
Der poIisei aus oem Staube. Gr II
uuf Der StloFer'i6sn 5arm beiadf
tigt.
- Gilbert WcGormit tpurbs in Be,
Sdmftoo Ruht i'm 4. Wdro Oar
pQbreno zines Streits BON Sohn 10
len nit eirem MsFsr angeariffen uni
an Der WunQs perlsBt. Wceormic
ertpirtte einen 6aftsbsfebl.
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sIbenos fommt Die Seroe, trai,rig
fIinat bic eittsiae Sdelle. 8ie bier
SeitbammcI baben feline Stellen.
Sic @eiber aingen Dem Sd)a'htrte1
entaeaen uno iaaten traitrig:
,aoinme nur hereinl Gr bat Den
SdeIlentIong idou in Der Islttaas'
itunoe gebort uno iii aud geielen! !!