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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
IS ANXIOUS
|||l MEET VOLGAST
h, Wager Five Thousand
'piars OH Result of Fin
49, ish Fight.
TrIT MUST BE 1873
EsS 'sN POUNDS at RINGSIDE
n st on Way to Chicago;
uaai airies Is Found Cutting
Trees.
u,,ro tn The Tribune.

Wire TO The Tribune
)On NGEIES. Cal, March o.-Tom-
!. mbv the eastern lightweight who
!, defested owen Moran in San
a is in town and is anxious
:. for n bout with Ad Wolgast
v declares he has $4,000 which
! nost as a. forfeit and side bet
l1llI agree to battle. Tommy raced
n get the new lightweight only
a that wolgast and his manager
y for Chicago.
!. heat Wolgast in Pittshurs. says
'~s manager. Tommy had hln
q floor in the last round. we
, .nleast fight Nelson and we are
Murphy can beat him.
will do 1888 pounds ringside in a
a,e-round bout, and 70 make IT
ING for Ad We Will give him a
,,de bet. We will post q forfeit
-ae WoIgast shows disposition
n Nv Will leave for the east tomor-
e Will stop one day each in Kan
Y and Chicago.
n a conference WIFI FroDloISl
u the Hariemlte agreed TO return
y an early date and fight George
= Lew Powell or any other man
" may select
,st Is or his way 10 Chicago. ac-
bed By Manager Jones. From
4 Wolgast will make a short trip
,ome near Cadillac. Mich, March
,,}iil open A seven weeks theatfl-
III, Kansas City being the first
~ 10 Jim Jcffries out at his
| house today found the retired
IA putting on the finishing touches
X tree that he had felled with
'r-ready axe.
sTa bad cold this morning and
zfccllng> well in general. said
1t ] guess I've worked the most
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
Good Revolver Scores.

Rivalry between The various shifts of
the police department i'm target practice
is becoming kcenor every day. and with
good reason when thc following scores.
made Saturday afternoon. are studied,
all of which were made at twenty Ave
yards on a three inch target
Wire. 80, Heath IS; Bctz. IS; Ser
geant Roberts, Il; Carlsbors, a. Egbert
a Sergeant Johnston. Ii; Bcnyon. 80:
Secretary Bauer. -; Detective Chase
40: Detective Wheeling, IA. Brown. 81;
Sergeant Pueslcy a; Patterson. 81;
Griffin. a.: II. -. Lyon, a.; Woods IS;
M Lyon. a; Morris. 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
FOUR RIFLE TEAMS ARE
TIED FOR FIRST PLACE
IA Associatcd Press.

WASHINGTON. March 5.-The United
States intcr-cub rife shooting matches
this week resulted in no change in leader
ship, the four teams tied for first place
each winning. The Winchester Rod and
Gun club Of New Haven defeated the Los
Angeles Rife and Revolver club; the War
ren (Pa.) Rifle and Revolver association
won over the Birmingham Athletic Club
Rifle association; the Myles Standish Rifle
club OF Portland, Me. defeated the Seattle
Rife and Revolver association. and the
Rocky Mountain club OF Butte. Mont. Won
from the Italian Rifle association of New
York.
Next week the Myles Standish and the
Rocky Mountain clubs VIII meet and Il
change I'm the standing OF the leaders is
inevitable.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
iORD-CAMBRIDGE
PAI RACE WILL BE
.HELD PER SCHEDULE
Ga BILE to The Tribune

-, ~; March 5.-Much to IN.
,ano e'ie clergy residing alon1 .
o,nhs3, river. the annual 0v9
nDrldSe boat race win H.
een oe' schedule on March 90
TN inc sanctimopious noIi a.
Stnirty Wears could NOT rno.,
uabhIoe ubeu from their position .
e.ldnn.n ~ ween The clergy ard .
dc r OF the Oxford ani A..
~ towing crews dates hoaIr
~ me Time when the dots
In Was originally announced
Ia, 'n9t March % falls upon
ay OF holy week a cbnrrI
tprcLro, y, very solemn rites.
eu,nlah erc,,nalah naturally objected .
Ithr,r cu crowds which would .
tldn precincts, They feared
j froaip aiport'ng men ard book
lbf sSn London would lar The
= be,,S community with flIeir
~ .mg sing and shouting. yhis
40 nni,.is event not only for .
4 ean,,s.sysyslties engaged. brt
' Idrsu,sr dvsral public as well and
tt fhn srcnt crowds no mai
53ene eohGition of the wcatb-
d so Dc' The Wears from ,
parE SSnihey, Bammcrsmitb,
IN 90, CO.., Hniswick. Mortlake and
pvhich niunliies signed a nc
.lfw ~as forwarded 10 Inc
iE. presidents. To this me
70 presidents replied that il
hte tepVSsible 10 Icccdc. The .
,Ssnds,. ihe Saturday before
Anne =, March 10, was llnprac-
,E ana the tides both in the
zion a. evening. The Blshop
q .nen took q hand. but
Z sirs:-,,....,,....
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
YELLOW INVASION IN
BASE BALL GARDEN
Continued from Preceding Page.

Continued from Preceding Page.
sicians is Coach Alonzo Stagg of the
University of Chicago. He has been
hopping from university TO university
over the middle west promulgating his
IDEAS and gathering data. He has al
ready annexed the University of Ar
kansas to his viewpoint with the re-
suit that his say will likely go a long
ways on the 18th.
Want to Play in America.
Getting back TO the japanese baseball
question again we may look for another
yellow INVASION. Captain kurozama
leader of the Keio university baseball
team. which was one Of those that
played the University Of Wisconsin
team in Japan last year, has written to
Genkwan Shibata. student at WIscon
sin, to say that the japanese team wants
to come TO the United States. All they
ask for is 4 guarantee of $4,000 10 in
sure their expenses. The Japs would
arrive here in May, according to their
schedule and mcet college and profes-
sional teams. 1t is likely that the cx.
cursion Will be made.
Practice Of Major Leagues.
Ere another week has sped the major
league teams viii have settled down to
practice in their respective training
camps and the opening gun of the base
ball season of 1910 will have been fred.
Four teams viii train at Hot Springs as
the Pittsburg Pirates have demonstrated
that Hot Springs Is a mighty fine place
10 get into condition Hot Springs is
the only point where more than one team
will gather. In the National league
the Cubs will train at New Orleans,
the Giants at Marlin Springs, Phila-
delphia AT Southern Pines, y. c.. ST.
Il 4sI - IL 4
guste. Ga. George Dailcy, the young
pitcher from Springfield, who is at Mar
lin Springs with the Giants getting con.
ditioncd, has been dubbed " Amos Rusie
the Second. - DALEY has a wing that
shoots in ball like bullet. He usual
" throws straight ball. but it speeds
So swiftly that the batter has hard
time seeing il.
Long Season Next Year.
While we have 1J4-gamo schedule
tins year, take it from me that it viii
be longer next year. The National mag
mates were forced into the short schcd-
ule by President Byron Bancroft John
son of the American league. Next year
il Will be different, The season opens
April II and closes October IL. And
now that the final plans have been
made and we are standing upon the
threshold of the season. it is pertinent
to inquire for an Interpretation of the
resolution adopted by the National
LEAGUE association which prohibits syu.
dicate baseball IN dual ownership where
one club Gowns or controls another
club in the same league. Does this pre-
vent one man from owning - per cent
Of the stock Of one team and ) per cent
in another or from having stock in every
club! That perhaps is question for
judicial Interpretation. but | am sure
do not know what was in tho minds
Of the formulators of that pretty clause
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
JUNIORS.
Chinn Selling String.
BY Associated Press.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, March B.
Colonel Phil r. Chiun's string nj horses
was sold at auction today, twenty three
bringing S3I.G50.
+. J. Pons. secretary OF the local rae
Ing asSoCia tjon. was the largest pur-
chaser. taking over four thoroughbred
Great Heavens for $3SUO. Jack Parker
for $4,000. Louis Des CONNECTS for $4,000
and Frank Navln for $500 Rod Wine
was bought by ], W. May FOR $4,000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
MANHATTAN CLUB WILL
OPEN MONDAY NIGHT

Nnuagcr Downing OF the Manhattan
Athletic club announced his card FOR
Monday nights smoker at the club which
Is now located at the Salt Palace. There
will be tive tour-Tound boxing contests
by amateurs. The men who will take
part are as follows:
kid Davis vs.. Frankie Erne. bantam
weights; Tommy Fitzgerald Us, Young
IIanlop. feathcrWeishts: Pye Davis vs..
John Gilbert. lightwclshts: Young Odgers
vs.. Jim Gallagher; Barney Mccarthy vs..
Frcddin Wilson. liehtMoights.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
Manager McGard
DiscpHnes Pitcher
"Phenom Jones

rRAWBRIDGE. KY. Mar. 6-RclatiorS
between Manager McGard. Of the Purple
Sox. and Pitcher 'Phenom" Jones, who after
making good showing In minor-leaguc work
last, season was selected TO help support
"Three-tlnger" Mamie. became very much
strained to-day, when the big boss had things
to say about tho way the youugster was
showing UP In the workouts.
The affair is shroudcd In mystery: for after
the practice McGard and young Jones Jagged
behind on the field, md later appeared at
tho horel with their faces decidedly bruised.
bpt both looking happy
III isn't anybody's business. that I can
see" remarked Manager McGard. in expla-
nation. "'Phcnon' md merely strolled up
from the grounds To gether AS for the cuts
on my face, | fell against tnreshing ma
clne. dou't know how he got his"
Later he added: You might give him a
little boost in your paper. He's working
wen, and he's got the lighting spirit that
wins games"
The whole truth OF the matter Is sci forth
In "His Big-Leaeuc Debut"--a corkiDg story
OF baseball in the making. complete In tho
April issue OF Peoples Ideal Fiction Maga-
zine. on sale NOW. fifteen cents copy. This
Is only the first story or a series dealing with
"Phenom" Jones One Of the stories win sp-
pear complete in every number, throughout
ihe season. Don't Miss them
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
Niemining Wins Race.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK, March Carl Nicmin-
ing a Swcde won the Marathon race 1t
Washington park. Brooklyn. Matt Ma
loney quit in the fourteenth mile. The
time was slow 3:I6.22 3-5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
Yale Takes the Honors.
Be- Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, March 5.-Yale carried
off the honors at the Georgetown univer-
sity indoor meet here tonight, Yale easily
defeated Princeton in twomile relay In
S minutes 80 seconds. The relay team
of the university of Pennsylvania defeat
ed the team representing the Cornell Ath-
letic association.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
VARSITY DEFEATS
YIN. CA. "CHAMPS"
Victory Is Clean Cut, Students
Winning Out by a Big
Margin.
H0JSINGT0N AND GUM
CRIPPLE CHRISTIAN TEAM
University of Utah Has Now Op-
pOrtunity to Win the
Championship.

The University of Utah defeated the
y NJ. c. a. basketball team Saturday
night at the Y NJ. c. a. by the score
OF 81 TO % in the first OF the two games
10 be played for the state champion
snip The victory came as a big sur
Prise to the basketball fans. inasmuch
as the university boys lost two straight
games 10 the 3. Y. u. OF Provo. while
me Y. NJ G. \. team defeated the Gar
oen clty boys. Hoislngton. the star Y.
o. star guard. were unable TO play
Holsington became benedick and SAYS
that In the future he ana mis- wife Will
watch the games. but he will never play
again; Gnnn Injured his left ankle. which
forced him out OF the game. With these
Two men out. the Christians lost con
siderable OF their strength
The contest was rough from start to
hnish, both teams being penalizcd many
times. for fouling each other Forty
nine fouls were called in the game The
stead making the free throw. Wilcox
for the Y, 81. c. A.. threw the first bay-
ket from the field In a sensational long
shoot, and Immediately after scored again
from under the basket being we'll
guarded. II looked like an easy victory
for the Christians. who took line lead
Win WITH score OF to ]. but the univer
sity students camt up strong and tied
the score. II them became a race for
The ,frst half. in which the university
outplayed the NJ. {. \. team and fin
The half ended with both teams com
pletely tagged, hut the boys returned
after ten minutes and resumed play.
hGhtiug every minute for the possession
Of the ball
Are Outplayed.
AT the beginning of the second half
the Y. NJ. c. a. tied the score. but this
was as close as the Christians came To
winning. They seemed TO be unable 10
hold the pace. and the university team
took a squirt and threw basket after
basket i'll spite of all the ''Y'' boys
could do. In the last ten minutes OF
play the ChrIstiansI@cnI to pieces. aud
the students piled up tue score and left
their opponents In the rear
The fans said that II WAS the great
The next game will he played Tuesday
evening ut the university gym and II
the university wins the second game IL
will then have TO meet Provo again
TO decide the championship.
Hammond and Wilcox wasted time in
trying long shots which sometimes prove
lucky. but which Saturday night proved
the undoing OF the v NJ c. A. team.
II is now thought that the university
will win the state championship, Ac-
cording TO reports the school Will claim
the state championship If It defeats tho
Y. NJ. {. a. next Tuesday. but the fact
still remains that Provo defeated tho
university In two straight games, and
this defeat must be wiped out IN order
10 lay claim to the title
The Eueup.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
Overall May Quit Baseball.
IL AssoclnIcd &c..

BY Associated Press,
VISALIA Cal. March 5.-Aftcr holding
out for more salary for some time, Oval
overall. the giant Cub pitcher came 10
terms today with President Murphy OF
the Chicago National League club, Ovcr-
all, who Wan leave tonight 10 join his
teammates at New Orleans. intimated
here thet this may be his last year In
professional baseball.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
B0OKMAKING ILLEGAL
AT FLORIDA TRACKS
b. Assoclated Press

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. March In
formations were filed TO-DAY against the
members of the Florida Race Track asso-
citation and various bookmalcrs here by
County Solicitor Gray.
This action is tho result OF the arrest
o! Mrs Laura Gilmore on charge Of
libel Attorneys Tor Nirs. Gilmore charge
the race track law In Florida is unconsu-
tNtinnal and that hooI.mAlSmg Is illegal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
Yale Wins Aquatic Meet.
IN Associatod Fress.

BY Associated Press.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. March 5,-Yaln
won the intercollegiate swimming meet
here tonight with - points. Pennsylvania
was second with II points, and Princeton
third With > points,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
Twenty-Four-Hour Auto Race.
ed Wire to The Tribune.

By Leased Wire to The Tribnne.
NEW YORK, March c.-Thc Brighton
Beach Notordromc company will hoid
an international twenty-four- hour auto
race at the track by the sea on May
IL and IL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
Farnlan Breaks Record.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
MOCRMEION. France. March .
Henry Farman today established new
worlds record for aeroplane flight with
two passengers, remaining in the air for
one hour and ten minutes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
Hoppe outclasscs Morningstar.
riated Press.

BY Associated Press.
PEORIA. IT. March 5.-Wnic Hoppe
and Ora Morningstar met here today.
Hoppe defeated Morninsstar in two 400
point ISL balklinc matches Tho first
game resulted 100 TO l52 and the second
100 10 2lJ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
Liberty Stake Basketball.
SENIORS.

The standing oil the basketball teams
playing IN the Liberty Stake Basketball
league is as follows.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06

Field baskets-Holmstead s; Romncy.
.: lIorsfal 1 Roskelly, :; Wilcox. 8;
Hammond. .: Anderson. /
Free throws-Holmstead, is out OF "a:
Hammond. IL out OF 25
Ben Harlier. referee; Dad" Stewart.
umpire
Milford chronicle., 1910-05-06
A VERY PRACTICAL SYSTEM.

The substitution of a wOrkhOus,
for the old jail Of New Castle COUNTY
and its employment as a place o
detention for the long-term prison
ers of Kent and Sussex Countie.
also, long since proved itself to be
an act OF the wisest policy. Il needs
no defence, as it cannot be success
fully assailed.
Ii is well. however, from time TO
time, to note the beneficial results
of this radical change from the for
mer condition of keeping all our
I prisoners in a state OF idleness. For
the substitution of labor is a boom
to the prisoners in many WAYS. 1t
makes their lot easier to bear: it
inclines them to a better life. and ii
provides them with money when
they leave the institution. SO that
they will not have the incentive of
want to drive them to further crime
Immediately upon their release.
One man who recently hni- he'd his
term at the wor6hOuse hal SOS oS
coming to him as a result of his
labor. Others had smaller sums.
How eloquently these figures and
dollar marks speak for the new svs-
TEN. Of themselves they would be
justification ofthe change. /
even if there was nothing else to
commend it.
Among certain politicians in
Kent and Sussex Counties opposi-
ion to the law requiring that long
erm prisoners from those counties :
)e sent to the wOrkhouse has pre-
'ailed from the first. They have
ttempted to secure its reDeaI and
viii doubtless make further at !
empts. But the presentation of /
hese simple facts showing how :
luch better the new system is for
ne prisoners themselves, to say
othing Of how much better il is for r
le entire State, should be sufficient
} defeat all efforts in the direction
returning to former conditions.
Wilmington SUNDAY Star. T
Milford chronicle., 1910-05-06

our only source Of wealth is in agriculture;
that agriculture can only be extended
and improved BY drainage that drainage
will increase the habitable portions Of
the county by adding thousands upon
thousands of acres of our richest land to
its productive area that wealth being in
creased by this means and the population
also, We have the fundamental force for
all necessary public improvement, wheth-
er OF good roads, trolley lines, new court
houses, or any other iml rOvements Of a
public character which our modern civil
izatiOn demands in other words, that
the proper way to 20 about county devel-
oDmentis TO build from the foundation up.
It is not implied that our people are
not alive TO the question OF good roads. 7
On the contrary, there are as many miles /
OF improved roads in Sussex County as in (
any other county of the State if shell /
roads, gravel roads and c'av roads be ad- .
mitted to the category Of permanent
road improvement But these improve
ments have been attempted, and properly
so, in those sections OF the county where
nature has furnished natural drainage
No bond for roads improvement could be
expended generally throughout the
county without senseless wastefnllness.
For instance, the capitol Of the county it. r
self, where the courts are held, and all :
public records preserved, and which is of :
used by all Of the business and 4.
commercial interests Of the county as a =
whole, cannot be approached in any pos
ible direction without going through /
niles Of low and swampy land. ANY ri
eneral system of road improvement ad- +.
quately devised would of necessity con. h
emplate the improvement of the roads u,
idiating from the county seat in all a,
irections And yet to attempt this under N,
resent conditions would simply result in r.
large waste of money and in the even. ~
lal disgust of the tax payer. am sure, ~,
= Editor. that your native scuteness ~
i'll lead you, upon proper reflection. to NJ
e conclusion that a house is best con- ~
rncted by laying the foundation before 70
e roof Is put on, and that public i'm. of
evement for the development Of
unity which comprehends one half Of l.
e territory Of our State will be best be- +,
n by the reclamation Of our swamp |
Ids through modern and scientific pro-
ises which at once adds to our wealth
q therefore to our ability to pay. In
let US all unite in demanding the crea-
n OF Drainage Commission by the 4
Nt General Assembly, composed of men n
he highest character, and actuated by S
most patriotic motives, serving with. u
pay, invested with full power-even n
h the right OF eminent domain-and &
led with sufficient money to construct r.
mage canals into every principle l.
mp area in our midst, the same to be u
by typographical survey of
National Government, and in this n
Iner take advantage Of the food tide s.
!, and the growing demand for the / lh
stutfs which an Increasing population G
increasingly require, and in this way q
Sussex County to the fore front by | ~
nenting its wealth, its population, its =
Lh and the general happiness of its
le. CITIZEN -.
ny buy dressed Shingles, OF young -
'th and mostly sap, when you can -
be Waecamaw? L D. Short.
Milford chronicle., 1910-05-06
y EME51HZzlANZE2S5Wzrs I7o1aEYas J05I c1v2zs5SO

This structure which has Just been completed Milford DEL
$4,000 The first floor will be private office for the postmas
ter money order department and general delivery
will be transacted on the first floor The basement fitted up for the
OF the carriers both rural and city mail was sent out from
the office yesterday Thursday May postmaaer and his
sistants also shown.
Milford chronicle., 1910-05-06

Why buy dressed Shingles, OF young
growth and mostly sap, when you can
get the Wsccamaw? l. D. Short.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-08-04
FOLK ELIMINATED,

Early last spring the Dem
ocratic leaders in the state. ac-
cording to W. ID. Vandiyer. a
Folk lieutenant, agreed that The
best way TO harmonic their party
was to let Francis and Reed con-
tend for the Democratic u0mfn-
alton for Senator and Folk Tor
endorsement as a candidate for
president. This agreement cul
minated in the Folk dinner nj
the Southern Hotel al ST. Louis:
but by that time Folk had been
eliminated as a senatorial pos
sIoil.ty, SO Francis declined a.
plate at the feast. Now bee aud
his friends ire playing politics
without reference 90 Folk while
Reed is giving Folk men front
seats IN his little red wagon.
The agreement ha, been ignored
and Folk has been so completely
side tracked that his interests
are hardly considered. Thus
the Democratic brethren have
accomplished the real object OF
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-08-04

Think of it tin you get it clear
in your head and your heart
rebels The Democratic leaders
have held the Senate for thirty
years by preventing the
legislature from redistricting
the state and thus giving the
Secretary Of State a chance at
the end of decade to gerrymaud-
er it. See Section Z Of article 4
of : he constitution There $
where they fond the joker and
they We never lost a game with
that joker in their hands.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-08-04
SOME FACTS ABOUT BkPTlSTS.

Not long ago a Baptist in a
rural district who did not take
the Central Baptist nor the Word
and Way said with lamentatiou,
Brother Self, isn't it sad that
baptists are d. ing out so fast;"
l gave her some fact, aud figures
and she changed her tune and
sang with joy, Praise God from
whom all blessings now"
The Missionary Baptist is the
largest denomination in tn a.
United States, numbering a,662,
23i The Methodist, both North
and South, outnumber them hay
ing 5,740,s3s, but these are dis