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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-29
Emeryville Entries.

OAKLAND. Cal. March 2S.-Entries for
Wednesday:
FIRST race. six furlongs-H 1l3
Burning Bush 1l3 Bucolc, 1l3; Kaiser
hof ll3: Sir Barry l12; Maud Nice, Ill: /:
The Slicker l09; Who. l09: TinIs. 109i :
Lady Rensselaer,. lO7; Miss Naomi, 1O7 !;
blanche c., 106.
Second race three and a half furlongs
Adrian lO5. West Point. 1O5: Winona
Winter. lO2; Wii,rude S. l02, LaCar-
margue. 1902; Ban Ann, lO2; Mill Jones.
l02,
Third race. six furlongs Haley.
113. Arthur Hynan, ll3. Hannibal Bcy.
ll3: Inghsm. li3; Scrvcence. 1l2: Mars
Abe, l12: Sir John l12; Banonlca. III;
Anna May. III: Little Siss. l01, Lena
Lech lOT; Miss OrfIcious. 106
Fourth race, mile and an eighth-Orbi- :
cular. 10S NadZu. l05; Colonel Jack, I02;
Whiddcn. 96: Fancy. 81.
Fifth race. one mlle-Ben Stone. l09;
Denecn. l09: Avontellus. 1o9: j. r. Laugh
rey, log. Tremargo. los; Mr.. Bishop, lO7;
McNally. 1o1: 'Black Sheep. 10I; Don En-
rique, l06. French Cook, l0o; 'Thomas
Calhoun, l0i, 'Ilusion. l0f.
Sixth race futurity coursc-Lady Pan
chita: 10; Lord Clinton. 1906 Hex, los
Miss Picnic, I0i; Arthur Rouse. l03;
Gelico. 1Oi; Kid North. 100 Good Intent,
9S. Clara Sal. 9l,
Apprentice allowance
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-29
ITALIAN CHAMPION is
THERE WITH THE Punch

There were no draws ut the Manhattan
club Monday night. Each man tried hard
TO win. with the result that four secured
well-earned decisions. Dutch E;rn could
not find Eddie Johnson when was the
first bout Of the evening Johnson hii
his man when and where he pleased and
at the end OF four rounds Ern WAS given
the losers end.
Jack Downcy proved too fast for Kan
garoo Alien and at the end Of four
rounds of hard boxing Downoy was given
the decision.
Kid Davis made short work OF frankie
Erne winning In two rounds. Ernc
ducked into a hard right swing, which
ended the bout. and the Salt Lake City
quartcttc sang We'll Not Go Home To-
night.
Pyc Davis took upon himself too much
OF a handicap when he agreed 10 meet
Kid Ross champion OF Italy With
twenty seconds to- go. Manager Downing
stopped the bout In the first round.
claiming that Davis could not defend
himself and the Italian was given the
decision.
Inc battle royal in which five negroes
took part. was one OF the best seen here
for a long time. Shorty Black made a
vicious swing at one of his opponents
and missing his mark. the force of the
swing threw his shoulder out and lie had
10 retire Lean PretZcl was finally
awarded the contest having cleared the
ring OF all his opponents. The quar-
tcttc then sang Good Night Ladies. -
and the spectators took the hint and left
the club
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-29
CHICAGO PASTOR HOLDS
HIS SERVICES ON STAGE

CHICAGO, March 2S-Becausc the
manager of a troupe playing al leading
vaudeville house said an eighteen year
old actress had refused To rehesrse on
Easter morning and thereby miss attend
Ing church, Dean Walter l.. Sumner OF
the Cathedral OF Sts. Peter and Paul. Of
ilciated at u special Easter service on
the stage OF the theatre Immediately
after the matinee.
sixty men and women. many of them
In full makeup" and others with
traces OF rouge and grease paint still on
their faces stood in a emi-circle and
sang hymns with as much fervor as was
apparent in any church. At the middle
OF the footlights. dressed in his pulpit
robes. stood Dean Sumner. leading the
singing.
In his sermon Dean Sumner said
You people are in position to know
how dramatic and operate genius will be
abused out of consideration for The box
office You know how bad plays are
staged just because OF the receipts they
arc sure 10 bring The rush for money
has made ST. Vitus the patron saint of
American men and nervousness Il char
acteristc of women.
You are not among relatives. where
good family influence will he restrain
ing power for good You arc always with
strangers. thrown on your own resources.
Do your best. fight the good fight. lead
clean lives, pure lives and keep clear
conscience"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-29
University Notes

unique programme viii be given at
the university Thursday evening by the
modern language circle, consisting OF Sc
lections In French. German. Italian ana
Spanish, Songs in each of the languages
will be given, with a series OF short farces
and comedies,
The sophomores held an enthusiastic
meeting Monday afternoon TO nominate
officers for the year book next year. TIL.
men nominated for editor are Tom Cham
berlin. Spencer Felt and Jay Hide. For
manager the nominees are Harold Hol-
man. Rex MidSlcy, Fred Hasen and Louis
Paddison. The election OF officers will
be held Thursday.
Tho members of tho Scribblers club
VIII be guests of the Order of the Clean
this afternoon in the girls gymnasium.
The entertainment Will be in the form
OF informal reception from till 6
p. III.
The kindergarten girls will give an
April fool party Friday In the gymnasium.
Tire party had been arranged FOR March
q. but was postponed on account OF the
fumisation OF the buildings,
The university debating team. consist
ing OF Tom Perry, Tracy Wootton and
ID. NJ. Draper. left Salt Lake Monday
evening over the Denver & Rio Grande
for Colorado Springs 10 meet the team
of Colorado college Wednesday evening
In "A match debate OF the oklahoma bank
law. Colorado has the affirmative side
of the question and the varsity the mega
tive.
DIR. James T.. Talmagc will be the
speaker at the regular meeting Of the
engineering society Thursday afternoon.
The subject of his lecture is Mine EX-
aminations and Reports
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-29
PROGRESSIVE SPIRIT OF
PORTO RICO IS MANIFEST

SAN JUAN, P r., March 2s.-Rep-
resentative sugar planters of the island
are organizing to establish an expert
ment station to he devoted solely to
the interests of the sugar production.
1t is planned TO defray the expenses
by taxing every ton Of sugar produced
This tax is expected to yield fund
of $4,000 annually, Governor Cole
man being approached on the subject
suggested an American expert brought
here and placed in charge of the station.
The Federation Of Labor protested to
the bureau of insular affairs against
the provision of the Olmsted bill making
it optional with the Porto Rican leglsla-
ture whether 1t shall abolish depart
ment of commerce, agriculture and la
Dor The federation thinks congress
should create the department. This also
is the view of Governor Cotton. who
believes the department is essential as
Porto Rico is an agricultural territory.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-29
EXPECTING TRIUMPH
IN WIRELESS WORK
United States Cruisers VIII
Try to Send Messages Dis
tance of 5000 Miles.

WASHINGTON, March 2S.-The
navy department expects 10 score one
of the greatest triumphs in wireless
telcgraphy when the scout cruisers Bir-
mingham and Salem try to communicate
more than 1000 miles with the new
naval wireless station at Brant Rock,
Mass.
The Birmingham sailed for Liberia
about week ago on rush errand
in connection with the threatening at
titude Of the tribes on the south border,
but orders were issued today for the
eunboat Des Moines 20 proceed TO Lii
IBERIA 10 relieve the Birmingham in
order that the latter may prosecute
the wireless experiments from points
in the south Atlantic of the African
coast.
The Salem will take another posi-,
ton about 1000 miles distant from the
Birmingham and the ships VIII try to
communicate directly between them.
selves, then with the BraDt Rock sta
tion direct. and finally 10 that station
through n chain Of stations.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-29
SULLIVAN AND DAWSON
WILL MEET TONIGHT
Lightweights Will Box Twenty
Rounds at the New Ogden
Theater.

The trainers Of Pete sullivan and
Tommy Dawson. the two lightwelghts
who will meet tonight in the new Og-
den thcatcr in a twenty round boxing
contest, al Ogden. say that their men are
In the hest condition possible and the
supporters Of each men arc looking FOR
victory ogden seems 10 have gone solid
for Dawson and are taking all the money
thc Salt Lake boys care TO bet Jus,
what the dope is no one seems 10 know.
but the Junction city fans seem To be
confident that Sullivan can never whip
Dawson.
Manager Armstrong OF sullivan took
5000 OF Ogden fmoney Monday and says
ne VIII take as much more today. He
VIII leave with sullivan today and will
hc one Of the seconds, together with Tom
Gleason, Andy Maloy and Kid Hannah.
y special train will leave over the Orc
son Short Line at 7:l5 r. IN. and large
crowd Of fans VIII go 10 ogden TO sec
the contest. The train win return after
the fight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-29
JOCKEYS ARE INJURED
IN A STRETCH JAM

JACKSONVILLE Fla. March 2S.-The
fourth race Of today's card al Moncreif
was productive OF an upset for the talent.
OZaEa winning at TO J.
During the running OF the first race
Marie Hyde and Coqucta, ridden by
Adams and Depnison, respectively. were
jammed and stumbled while running
down the stretch. Both boys were thrown
heavily, Dennison was seriously and
Adams slightly hurt.
summary:
First race. six furIorgs pursc-Poma.
10 10 ], won: Amyl, 10 ]. second; FL
meta Hamilton, 10 l, third. Time.
1:A As.
Second race. four furlongs, purse
Hawklike. 8 10 j. Won. Bodega, 10 o
second, Del FFiar, to ?. third. Time.
30 seconds.
Third race. five and one-half furlongs
Carroll. 10 .. won: Judge Cabaniss
10 J. second: Strike Out, to ), third
Time, 1907 1-5.
Fourth race. one mile. purse-Ozana
s to l, wen; Sager. > 10 ]. second; Spell
bound. to ), third. Time, 139. Equals
track record.
Fifth race seven furlongs. purse-Dolly
Bultman. 10 to 1. won. Toison dOr. S &c
l. second. Fond Heart, TO /. third. Time
1926 2-5
Sixth race. mile and sixteenth purse
-Descomnets TO !. won: Roseboro.
TO !. second; Bonnie Bard I To 10, third
Time l.4I.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-29
FAN0RITES AND WELL
PLAYED HORSES WEN

OAKLAND. March 2S,-Favorites Jared
well al Emeryville today and the colors
or II. G. Bedwcll were again In evidence,
Ed Bah and Marse Abe winning for him.
MarSe Abe was bid mp from $500 10 500
by i. :, Duncan and retained. Prejutcio
won from Enfield and Sewell. Fine
weather prevailed, but the track was
muddy
First race. four furlongs, purse-Ritta,
l04 lCallahan). . 10 ., won; Hlata Brana,
~ CThomas). II to /. second Abigail X,
100 (Ricc), 10 10 J. third Time. so 3-5
seconds. Ravelston II. Green Isle. Helen
Hawkins Fontello. Wtlrrudc s. Mime
and Eosenta finished as named
Second race. Futurity course. selling
Bell Kinney. as iBevan). . TO >, won;
Waner, 1Ol tThomas). TO ;. second
Balnadc, lOe CTaylor). to l. third, Time.
1913. Buneil. Father Downie. Mo!Ile
Montrose. Gramercy and Right Sort I'm
ishcd as named
Third race. six furlongs. pursc--Pre-
juicio. l19 tNosper). 4 10 D. won: Enfield.
l09 (Williams), TO ], second; Sewell. ll2
lMcntry). TO g. third. Time, l:lo 10.
Three starters.
Fourth race, one mile. purse-Ed Ball.
los tRice). 10 .. won; Lewiston. 81
(Sclden). TO L. second: Raleigh. los
(GrossD. 10 /, third. Time. l:f5 1-5.
Lady Elizabeth and Edwin 7. Fryer fin =
lShed as named
Marse Abe. ia, to ). won; Old Settler.
los Uoberts). 20 to ]. second: Phillis-
tina. 80 (SeldcnJ. 10 to l. third. Time.
lis. Redondo. Burlcleh. Salvage and
odd Rose finished as named.
Sixth race. six furlongs. sellins-Ban-
Picnic. os Olederlss, 1s to 10, second
DareinEton, ia (Mentry), 9 to ), third,
Time. l:16. Quick Trip, Madeline Nus
grave and Beauman also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-29
SOX Will Play Here
R0UND-THE-W0RLD
TRIP IF JEFF WINS
Worlds Former PugiIistic
Champions Sign With Frazee
for Long Trip.

CHICAGO. March @S.-n the event
James j. Jeffres wins from Jack john
son. July t. he will start his world tour.
July 10 The company will show sixty
days in this country and sail for Eng
land September 10 This was the result
OF conference held yesterday between
Sam Berger. Jcffrics's manager. and Harry
FraZee. who arc promoting The world
tour,
1t was also decided definitely that
Frank Golch, and James j. Corbctt will
be members OF the company. The other
principals viii be selected later on. for
both Berger and Frazeo favor taking the
mddlcwicsht and lightweight champions
along. As coming events may change
the status OF the puglistjc situation, ii
was decided To wait n little longer be-
fore agreeing on other members OF the
company. Berger will leave for the Pa
ciflc coast tomorrow night. and. as soon
ms he arrives. be Will get into communi-
cation with JefTres and the other mem
berS of his training camp. and a date VIII
he set for the start of hard training at
ROy,u rNpnuu
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-29
National Baseball Commission Is
Ready to Give Johnny King
Fine and Pardon
SARATOGA WILL TAP
ITS SINKING FUND
Is Prepared to Meet All ObIiga-
tons, Even if Racing
Does Not Pay.

NEW YORK, March 2S.--Twcuty- three
stakes. TO be decided this summer AT
Saratoga. will close today at tho offices
of The Saratoga association here. The
stakes have a gross value of nearly $50,
000. With other races and events which
closed last summer and fall they con-
stitute the best programme offered by
an eastern race track for 1910.
Altogether. the horses at the Springs
next August will run for a total OF about
500. 900. To tile followers OF the sport
this reads like oldeu times.
Whether the coming meeting yields a
profit or not. all obligations will be met
promptly without cost 10 the members.
for Sara toea has q sinking fund estab-
lished and maintained in fat times with
a view to Just such contingency as that
which confrouts racing this season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-29
Salt Lake Team Will Play 4
Major Leaguers on the
Douglas Diamond
OLDF|ELD ANXIOUS
TO RACE IN zion
Will BE Here in May With His
200 HORSEPOWER Auto
mobile.

j. y. sloan. manager OF Barney Old
field, has stopped over for A few days
10 visit with several Of his old friends
Sloan is on his way TO Los Angeles.
where Oldfeld and De Palma will meet
In matCN race or the new Motordrome
mile track. This track is perfect CTR
Gle and Is banked AT Hn angle OF .3 Ia
degrees. and. according 10 reports, Is
nearly as fast as Il straightaway course.
Sloan says when Oldfield gets there hc
WIN let the world know Just how fast
II ls.
Oldfield lcf; Chicago Monday morning
but VIII not stop over in Salt Lake City
When he returns east he will stop here
which Will be about the middle nf May
sloan says that efforts will be made &c
have Old(icld give an exhibition mile
With his roo horsepower Benz world
rcCOrd breaker while here.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-29
SOME MEN LIKE TO
SWIM IN COLD WATER

CHICAGO. March IS Swimming in wa
ter 56 degrees above zero, three men
entertained a big crowd OF people who
had been attracted to the north shore
beach yesterday by the warm weather.
When the crowd was the largest. a
gray-haired man, clad in n bathing suit
stepped through the throngs that lined
the beach and plunged into Lake Michi-
gan. lie was John Reitz, so years old
Spurrcd by the example or Reitz. TWO
younger men. who had been standing un-
decided on the beach. Joined Reitz in the
water, while the big crowd chcered.
with the young men, ReltZ struck out
for the sandbar some distance from
shore. For fifteen minutes the three
stayed IN the water.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-29
THIENING ART DEALERS
GUILTY OF GROSS FRAUDS

NEW YORK, March 2S-Unscrupulous
art dealers here and in other large
American cities have amassed comfort
able fortunes through a species of fraud
to which the government Is unwllllngly {,
partner, according 10 a statement given
out at the custom house today.
This fraud consists OF invoicing and
entering works OF art at valuations many
times in excess OF their intrinsic value.
AS H. is incumbent upon collectors to as
sess duty on a value not less than that
stated on the invoice or entry. the cXag
;;crated Gaines goes with what appears
To he a government stamp OF approval,
1t is said that hundreds of copies and
valuelcss antique are brought into this
country every year bearing the fabulous
valuations. When the time comes for
finding purchaser the dealer substan-
tiates his statement of value by the off,
cial papers used in the entry of the cam
vas
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-29
WHITE SOX !
ARR|VB|
VIII Play Match
Douglas With &
Team a
HEAVY RAINS RuM
WALKER BAp
Margetts Has y
Bunch of Playe,s
Visitor

The Chicago White y
is expected TO arrive frCSf
afternoon, 1t being rec
Will not play at Ogden
poor condition of tho b. !.
Manager Margetts hr<S
mcnts for the use OF n
dinucond. The Walke@ Z
slough at the present. =
polo would he In order :
baseball. The univeEs
plowed up. which leayf
grounds. hut as this Is
the Salt Lake fans wil<
game
If the team arrives
will be in order until
The game has been ca<:
day at $40 o'clock. az.
arranged for special STR
Owing Ia the big guf,
10 hold the team here -
getts says it was neces
general admission charF~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-29
MRS. KELLEHER'S CASE
PROMISES SENSATIONS

BOSTON. March ga lunacy com
mission today made an examination Of
Mrs. Mary Eelleher. the Summerville
woman who Is in the East Cambridge
Jail awaiting trial on the charge of poi
soning four OF the SIX members OF her
family, through whose death she profitcd
by Insurance policies. Her trial will be-
gin next week.
Mrs. Kelleher was arrested in Deccm-
ber 1905 upon the charge OF arson. II
being claimed she set fire To Il Cam
bridge house I'm which she was employed
as n domestic.
The investigation brought out the fact
that six members OF Mrs. kclleher s
household had died under unusual cir
cums,ances within a period Of three
years and that in each case Mrs. Kcl-
leher had recovered Insurance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-29
THAW ENJOYS BRIEF
RESPITE FROM ASYLUM

NEW YORK March 2s-Harry X
Thaw. looking well and a trife stouter,
was brought to this city from The Mat
tcawan asylum today 10 testify in the
suit case brought against his mother,
Mrs. Mary L. Thaw, by Clifford Hart
ridge for S9i 900. claimed 10 be due as a
balance for services as counsel and dis
bursemcnts during Thaws first trial for
the murder of Stanford White.
The Jury WAS not completed until this
afternoon aud il was thought improb
able that Tbaw would be called 10 testi-
fy today.
IL was indicated that rhaw's capability
AS a witness might bc questioned when
he took the stand.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-29
CORONADO TEAM SHOWS
GREAT FORM REVERSAL

SAN DIEGO. Cal. March 2S.--The 1910
pole tournament ended this afternoon
with the Hcrmoslllo team Victors over
Coronado by score or to ?. earned
IN a game that was the largest surprise
OF the tournament.
With the exception OF good playing by
Ma ior Colin Ross at back, the Coronado
four showed an entire reversal OF form
The Hcrmosillo team played q fast game,
the best one they have PLAYED on the
local field. and to them now belongs the
consolation cup and the junior champion
ship. The tournament was cut short two
days by the withdrawal OF the South
west club.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-29
HUSBAND REPAYS WIFE'S
KINDNESS WITH BRUTALITY

CHICAGO. March 2S-Flled with love
for her husband and with remogse be-
cause she caused his arrest. Mrs. Mary
Pelinski of Evanston. a north shore sub
urb. on Saturday obtained his release
from Jail Yesterday he. il is said. cut
off his wife's ears with razor and then
beat her face with his fists.
Pelinsll was sent to the county jail
on March TO serve a $50 fine imposed
for an assault and battery charge pre-
ferred by his wife. The police yesterday
arrested Pellnsl.i on a charge OF mayhem.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-29
Work Is Resumed,

PHILADELPHIA. March 2S,-Tbe
sympathetic strike in aid of the trolley
men having been Officially called off
Yesterday by the central labor union.
there was Il general resumption OF work
today. This was especially noticeable In
the building trades. opera tons through
the city having been generally tied up
since the sympathetic strike was begun
on March -.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-29
Big Aviation Meet.

SAN JOSE. March 2S.-This city is
promised an aviation meeting that VIII
rival that held in Los Angeles, according
To announcements which have been made
public by the aviation committee. The
meeting Will be held May IA and Is. dur
Ing The rose carnival week and il is
planned TO have nj least six aeroplanes
here and In addition congress OF dirlei-
bic balloons. An airshlp Of the latter
class is under construction here al the
present time, built with the special in
tention oc trying FOR the worlds distance
and height records.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-29
SAVING MANY FISH FROM
THE IRRIGATING bitches

State Fish and Game Commissioner
Chambers says that his deputies are do
ing good work In Salt Lake county in
cleaning out the irTigating bitches OF all
trout. The water was shut off from one
OF the big bitches leading from the Lit
tie Cottonwood Monday and over 800
trout were taken from the bed Of the
stream and returned to the main creek.
Chambers also received word that there
WAS a healthy increase of prairie chick
ems i'm Cache county. several flocl5s hav
ing been seen containing more than 100
chickens in each Chambers says that
there should be at least 1000 birds In the
locality next fall.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-29
National Gusl

The signal corps Is q =
honors at the guard. s5t
tentiou OF the corps 1
tlnue in the lead. TIie--
for February shows that1A
leads the other organ<
state In the general ave
ance. drills and efficiency :
The guard is now CT
seventeenth year of SER.
urday was the sixteenth i.
Although several meml
have served for a numbf
is but one man who llas-t
with II since its organ
Colonel II. NJ. II Lund
The First battery eniE'
crGits Monday evening. =
Captain f.. L. Bourr
corps vii! publish a nur-
the regular Tuesday ea
will greatly affect the cc
pointments. as well as
be announced
Lieutenant Freeman =
spect the organizations =
Lake within the next tn
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Oldest Elk Is Frisky.

SAN DIEGO, Cal. March 2S-IIale and
hearty. Charles c. Clusl6cr. said 10 be the
Oldest 3. p. o Il. member in the world.
Yesterday ceIebrated his one hundredth
birthday by rising at O'Clock. bathing,
eating a hearty breakfast. walking ten
blocks In eighteen minutes running one
block in record tlme for an elderly man
and going TO Coronado. where he met
Miss Eleanor Sears. society girl, whose
greeting was. "Oh, you kidi'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-29
Egg Rolling at White House.

WASHINGTON. March 2S.-rhc Easter
Monday csg-rolling on the lawns Of the
White house today presented the usual
pretty picture OF youthful joy. The day
rich and poor. white and colorcd. all
were admitted and had the run Of the
place for their games and their picnics
The magnificent White house fountain
was PLAYING for the first time. this sea-
son The United States Engineers band
gave d concert
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-29
Hoppe Equals Record

Los ANGELES. Cal. March 2S.-With
an average of 100 to run. Willie Hoppe
equalled the worlds record OF Jacob
Schaefcr at 1872 balkliuc billiards here
tonight I'm an exhibition game with Ora
MorninGstar. Hoppe made 400 in four
runs the third run being 2I5. while
Morninsstar made 1872, his highest run
being III. This was the first game Of a
series Of that the men Will play here.