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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-20

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Colonel G. A, Birtch announces the
opening of the Casa Contentia for busle
ness after being closed one day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-20
Card of Thanks.

Col. G. A. Birtch and family wish to
thank their many friends for the kind
ness shown them in their recent be-
reaVement.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-20
Dancing School.

Beginners class commences Wednes
day, July 90, p. m., Odcon Dancing
academy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-20

Colonel C. A. Birtch announces the
opening of the Casa Contentia for busl-
ness after being closed one day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-20
PIONEER DAY RATES,

Via Oregon Short Line.
Tickets on sale July 23, "a and 25,
limited to July &c, City ticket Office
156 Main street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-20

Colonel G. A. Birtch announces the
opening of the Casa Contentia for bust
ness after being closed one day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-20
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-20

Canyon breeze blows over Wanda
mGre,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-20

It's cool ride to Wandamere.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-20

Wandamerc welcomes Odd Fellows to
Il good time today,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-20

Wandamere is the coolest resort.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-20
Special Train Schedule

In order that there may he no over
crowdlng of trains. the Salt Lake 6 Og-
den Railroad company will today put into
effect Il schedule calling for numerous
trains, run at short intervals. The sched-
,IIe for tho div ie.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-02
HOT CIDER FIGHT
WAGED IN LOUISA
Fruit Farm Corporation and City
Officials Clash Over Sale OF
Product.

Especial to The Richmond virStnian.l
LOUISA. VA, Feb. 2.---Much local In
terest is being taken in the King cider
bill Theetown Of Louisa, hacked by
lis Mayor. the Town council and the
bulk Of the citizens have waaed con-
slant warfare against ths sale Of cider,
An ordinance passed months ago pro-
hfbiting the sale OF cider Altcgether
was fought by the Rose Cliff fruit farm
corporation, which corporation asked
for writ Of prohibition 30 prevent
the enforcement Of the ordinance.
This writ was denied hy the Court OF
AppSAts. ana upon = hearing before
the Circuit Court Of Lcuiaa .county Z
nolle pros vas entered on behalf Of
the town. That night ut = mAettng
Of the councif another ordinance was
passed restricting the sale. OF cider,
said ordnance being basedS&o large
extent upon the decIsion y the Su-
preme Court OF Georgia. In tEs cases Of
Campbell w. City OF Thomasvttle. de-
cided In MAY. 1903. y I o. rs 49,
An injuncticI4 was asked Tor to pro-
hibit the town from enforcing this
ordinance. but the Court Of Appeals
decided that this was not the proper
remedy. The Hose CltH fruit farm
corporation. sthrough - agent. then
sod ciaeE n thu tcwa without comply
ing with any Of the requirements %
th1 pyatnancA An Axx1o& Wa ma4a a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-02
WOMAN PREFERS HER
COW TO HER HUSBAND.

According to Sandusky. o.. special,
the domestic troubles Of the family ct
John N. Klein, of Hayes avenue, this
city. have kept the officer Of the
Humane Society and Judge C. s. Reed,
OF Common Pleas Court. in hot water
during the last few weeks.
John wears a black mustache. a
stubby black beard and in more
ways than one resembles the terrible
brigand in the comic opera. His wife
says he Ia just as mean as he looks
and she flied suit against him for
divorce a short time ago. In connec-
ton with the suit she asked for an
injunction to restrain Klein from In
habiting the family homestead. and
the Judge granted the order
Having no place else to so. John
moved into the barn and took with
him such household necessities AZ a
small cooking stove. chair. q few
blankets and some cooking utensils.
The barn II a small one. and upon
moving In John ousted the family
cow, Moilie.
The animal was tethered in the
back yard and forced to brave the
wintry blasts that sweep up from
the lake. Eeighbors resented this
treatment of the bovine and Humane
OfFicer Fannie Everett was notified.
Mrs Everett investigated the case
and then ordered the family to
"either take the old man back into
the house. 90 the cow could return
to the barn, or else make room Tor
Mollie In the house"
Mrs. Klein promptly replied that
rather than take back hubby she
would house the COW, Mcliie was
kept in the cellar for a time, but
"moced" 30 loud at nights that abe
kept everybody awake and the family
kicked. her aut. II .ss,s,ss
During the last few days Mollie
has spent her time walking between
the barn and the house. but has
been denied entrance at both places.
fudge Reed has been appealed 70 and
has promised to hear the divorce
suit ahead ~ schedule time In order
- detergnine the rssidepc4 ~ Nellie.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-02
HEAD OF RACING
CIRCUIT TO RESIGN
Major Walton, Of Falls Mills, Says
He Will Not Be Up For
disappointment.

ROANOKE. VA. Feb. 2.--Major 6.
WaitoH> AZ Falls Mills. Va, has an
nounc< that Il win be impossible
for hiT6 axatn to accept the presi-
dency Of the Virginia Caroline Geor-
gia racing circuit, an ONCE he has
Allied ever since the circui. was or
gantsed- Whether Major walton will
be allowed to carry out such a de-
termination b very doubtful, for.
from all accounts. representatives OF
fairs and racing enterprises who will
be here Feb. from Virginia. Nortt,
Carolina. South Carolina and Geor-
Eta Will be very loath to give him
up. and tt II predtcted that they
will not allow him TO retire without
vigorous opposttion.
II Major Walton should insist on
retiring and decline positively to 40
cept the leadership. r. M. Arrnsmtth,
of dreepSboro. N. c., will be 4 promi-
nent candidate for the position, and
as he has many friends In the circuit
IL ID felt that his candidacy would
recatve strong support.
W.. w. Hutchinson of Richmond,
10 . candidate for offlcial starter. an
olilce thai has been filled for several
ysars BY r. F. ptggs. Of Baltimore
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-02
HOW|TzERs WILL
MEET REGIMENT
Novelty Event is Being Arranged
for Richmond College
Meet.

Manager Louthan. OF the Rich
mond College track team. announces
that he Is preparing to hold a novelty
event At the indoor games that are
TO be held in the Horse Show Build
will attract considerable interest Is
from the Richmond Howitxers and
the First Regiment. The relay tea
viii run in heavy marching equip
ment and with rifles exactly a. would
be the case in campaign. II In
expected that this will be one OF the
most attractive events OF the meet
and Manager Louthan says that he
has the support OF the officers of
the military organizations In his en-
deavor TO secure this race.
Another Relay Listed.
Another relay race that will at.
tract much interest has Just been
arranged for the meet. Baltimore
City. College and Fork Union Military
Academy have matched their teams
for relay and have advised Man
ager Louthan of their decision to
meet. Both OF these schools are said
TO have unusually strong relay teams
and an exciting race. IL expected
The track squad 1t Richmond Col
lege u going through hard practice
every day and Coach Dunlap expect.
that the men viii make things lively
for some Of their opponenta In the
games. The athletes who win leave
here Saturday night ia participate
In the George washington games are
In fine shape and much IL expected
of them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-02
]. ]. JEFFR|Es MAl
HAVE WORLD TOUR
Great Athletic Show is Proposed
To Include All Boxing
Champions.

CHICAGO. ILL.,. Feb. 2.-tGuaran-
teed the lump sum Of $4,000 for
his share. or 8 salary OF $1,000 per
week, with 50 per cent. Of the profits
above that amount, James J. Jeffries
will start on q ten months tour Of
the world ut the head Of an athletic
show ON July :, providing he reSains
the title Of the worlds heavyweight
champion in his meeting with Jack
johnson on July 4. This announce
ment was made Monday night by II.
FL. Fraxee, who is promoting the
present tour OF Jeffries.
Accompanying Jeffrtes on the trip.
according to Frazee. will be James
J. Corbett, Stanley Ketchel, possibly
Rattling Nelson, Sam Berger, FRANK
Gotch, DR.. b. +. Roller and Farmer"
Burns or some man Of similar ability.
Battling Nelson Is not signed yet. and
terms may cause hitch In that part
OF the program, but Frazee wishes to
have IN the party the heavyweight.
middleweight and lightweight cham
Piens.
According to present plans, Jeffries
will not vtsit Hot Springs at the end
Of his tour on Feb. 10, but will leave
for the Pacific coast direct from
Duluth.
Mrs. Jeffries. who has been con-
local hospital. viii leave tomorrow
for Helena. Mont, to meet her hus-
band.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-02

Football has been savagely attack.
ed on nil sides within the past lew
months, and not always with justice
Misrepresentations nave been made,
end in the excitement OF argument
arat. Jealous endeayor TO stop the
sport. accuracy of facts and stattstics
have not been followed In any degree
of fairness.
An evidence of the eter~Fs1gHt
feelings of SEINE men OF -HHaeniaoie
tnteliiEeuce and well meaning. In ref
tfeHet TO football, to brought ia Hight
by the Introduction OF bin with
the object of making unlawful the
mere participation In game OF foot
ball.
1t now devoives upon all lovers OF
the sport to exercise their efforts 10
save the game In the State Proni-
nent football experts throughout the
country have voiced the opinion that
the game as played At present Is not
too dangerous, provided It IL played
by men OF considerable size. mature
strength and good physical condi-
ton. They state that considerable
number of the deaths attributed TO
football last year were not to be
charged against the soprt.
1t II unanimously agreed. however.
that Il IL possible to render the game
less dangerous than at present. and
that In this 1t might be made more
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-02
LAST SEASONS
CHAMPION SOLD
Fitzherbert, Champion Three Year
Old Brings $4,000 to Her
Owner, Sam Hildreth.

NEW YORK. Feb. 2.--Fitzherbert,
the champion three-year old OF last
season. was yesterday sold for s4e.-
| 600, the name OF the purchaser being
for the present withheld.
The fact that Frank Taylor. Hill
dreth's brother-in-law, will handle
Fatxherbert In the future makes II
reasonably certain that the buyer was
Charles koehler, rich piano manu-
facturer of this city.
But a short time ago koehier pur-
chased Uncle from Hildreth as the
nucleus of a breeding establishment
that he is about to get together. and
the January sales of Searltngs held
at Lexington, KY, he was liberal
buyer OF young stock. paying the larg-
est prices of the sale.
These two-year olds we're brought
east. and placed tn Tayior's charge
at the Grayesend course. The entry
or men OF wealth and business stand
tx such az KoehIer. James Butler. of
this city; Higginson, OF Boston. and
errezas, Of Mexico. certainly argues
veil fprs thax property and upiift OF
the sport.
The price paid for Fitzherbert is
the hivhest obtained for = horse since
the passage of the Gray-Agnew law.
closely restricting belting at the race
tracks.
Fitxherbert Is now four years old.
He was bred by Perry Belmont in
Kentucky and was first sold for Ss.-
500. He has three times changed
hands since then, bringing $T,seo.
$4,000 and finally $4,000.
He. was the champion among the
! colts for 1893. having lost only once.
when Addiction. with very light
weight up. showed him the way home.
He won during the year $4,000 IL
stakes. including the Lawrence. Real
ixation and Suburban handicap.
Fitxherbert made some turf history
when he entered the Bowie Stake,
which was run at Pimlico November
| 8, 1909. He ran the TWO miles IN
s.26 As. carrying los pounds.
There Is one splendid feature aboul
| the mark of Fitzherbert He runs
| without the slightest effort. and his
steady. even stride causes the specra.
| tors TO wonder at the remarkable
time he makes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-02
WILLIE HOPPE CLAIMS
1871 BALK LINE TITLE

PITTSBURG, PA. Feb. 2. Anger
ed BY the refusal OF George Sutton,
the lS.1 balk lire billiard champion.
to live up to an agreement to play
d match, Willie Hoppe. the young
billiard champion. Monaay night for
maiiy claimed the 1871 haIk iine
championship and the emblem, which
he says belongs to him by default.
Sutton won the title from Siosson
IN New York, and Hoppe asserts that
Sutton agreed TO defend tt NJ Orches-
ira Hall. Chicago. March IL, Is and
ls. According to Hoppe. the mattel,
was to be. played 500 points night
Sutton Akpw wants the l.so0 points
played In ns night, and Hoppe claims
his health will not permit OF sucn
hard playing Hoppe says he has
never yet claimed = contest Dy default
but he cannot sec how he can do
otherwise In this case. Hoppe and
Ora MorningStar will open their
match at Is.2 balk hne here on Wed
nesday night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-02

Much comment Is rife concerning
the new binding clause In the 1919
ontracts now being signed by the
players who are to constitute this
years big league baseball teams.
The clause 10 section of tho con-
act and reads az follows: The par
~ of the second part 1.-THE player)
VIII not be. permitted at any time.
either during the playing season or
before the commencement or after
the close thereof, TO participate IN
any exhibition baseball games, indoor
baseball. basketball or football. ex-
cept that the consent Of the party OF
the first part tthe club) has frst been
secured in writing"
There Is no question that the major
league magnAtes made a wise move
In adopting the above clause. since
1t assures them that the players will
not be worn out By activities during
the idle season. While the clause spe-
officially states thar the men shall no,
participate in exhibition games. 1t ~
safe to assume that they Will take
part in no other kind. ~ there would
be no compensation. and there II
exert themselves to a harmful extern,
for the mere pleasure OF doing II.
A bah player who draws a big sal.
airy during the playing season should
not take any ehances of fessenfnx hi,
usefulness ~ q player by playtng
baseball or other games in the vaca.
ton period. Club owners realize tina,
their best interests are being ieopar.
dtxed by this practice on the part OF
PLAYERS. and the new clause will pro.
tect them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-02

PLANNING DOUBLE TRAC8s
u S Attorney to Act Agatnsl
Illicit Whiskey Dealers in Il
Roanoke District. ljl

ROANOKE. Va. Feb. 1.-The N0rx
folk and Western Railroad win HAYS
under construction or contracted No.
before the end Of the year imppove~
ments who's value will AS1raGA&&
100000. This will include -
building of considerable stretch 90
double track. opening OF q tpnnAl,
and other work. A large Fart acz.
this money will be handled fhrCQGh9
Roanoke. Some important contrackn
viii be awarded to local contrActprn
Must Stand Trial.
Rush Hash. who came hero q 9sWE
days ago from Oklahoma, ums0|
stand trial before a jury for fpfx1n
a check on the Virginia Lumbec Cor;
pany. At hearing in policA eCu
he was sent to the grand jury,
Advance IN Rents.
Rents for dwelling houses IN 49,
noke will be advanced April I ahQNH
Is per cent. notice to this effect hny&i
ing alreadffy been given many teeSE
ants--Thia advance II dn4 - -
fnands Of owners of property aA4 -
to the real estate agents. II
After Whisky Dealers,
United States District A4toGE.
Thomas Leo Moore II sending @tnuq
circulars to Federal onlcsrs IN ~
district in reference to the Illicit anI02
Of whiskey in dry territory. 14|
urges cooperation between yo1gDxI
and local authorities In suppreaA16
violations of law Of this chArAN
and asks that representatives az o.
United States Government ) rNpo<t
cases to commonwealth's attoruAy&
justices of the peace, etc. Nh
Plan Nest Boycott.
There is strong probability tAa4S
the Central Trades and Labor COs1m~s
Gil will at its regular monthly ma1eH'
ing next Monday night consider th4
question OF boycotting the Sale ~
fresh meat. with Wow 10 coOpesok
ing in the movement that haa -
started in various parts Of thu eoxn
try.
Ex- Governor Glenn at Y. N, g. Va
Ex- Governor r. b. Glenn, q No&t8
Carolina. arrived in the city ySgeGks.
day morning and delivered N n<les|
dress last evening before 8 t3I
audience at the Y. NJ. G. A. II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-02
HANDICAP SHOOTING
EVENTS AT PINEHURST

PINEHuRsT, ~. G.,-, Feb. I'D.
cushing Todd. OF Newburyport, was
he winner Of the opening 100-target
hAndicap In the weekly program ar
ranged BY the Country Club. and
which viii continue throughout
March.
Shooting with an allowance OF
eight targets, he scored ninety nine
llst.. his nsarest opponent being E. q.
kynar. second. OF New York, whose
handicap WAS twenty-five and who
made nfnety-four. Eaul E. Gardner,
q Csissso saTtk-tEe we. t p y
4. Neis5n Hdirsccyh, 81 q PSilfS sip6ia.
tFonfx, dtth, u ekghty-six.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-02

NEW YORK. Feb. 2.--This year
It looks as II Zacher. the hard hitting
eutilelder of the New Haven club.
will go South with the Giants for
spring work. 1t is not the first time
that the New York club has been
advised to take Zacher. He batted
we'll in 1908, and II was proposed
that he be placed on the roll Of the
Texas pilgrims. but after ccnsufta-
ton II was decided that he would
better take another season In the
minors. So he played with New
Haven last year and when he had
finished the season his record was so
much better than II had been in the
wear before that Mcaraw was an
duced TO put his name on the list
Of eitgibles-
In the Connecticut League they
have some good pitchers. In days
that are past they rnads trouble
for ames O'Rourke. and as one
Of the principal assets OF that
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-02
ATHLETIC meet
IN BALTIMORE
Johns Hopkins & Fifth Regiment
Will Have Games in New
Armory March 18th.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 2-The Ath-
letic Association Of the John Horxins
University and the Fifth eminent
have decided 10 hold big joint in
door meet ut the Fifth Regiment Ar
mory Saturday evening, March lsth.
Increased prominence 10 added 70
the meet by the fact that fourAof the
ehampionship events Of the Sodth At
lantic Association of the Amateur
Athletic Union will be decided. They
are the I00-yard dash. lo0-yaId hur-
die, 8S0-yard run and running hop,
step and jump.
The events were decided upon ~
follows:
Handicap Events-l00-yard dash.
230-yard dash. 4lo-yard dash, sss-
yard run, one-mile run, pole vault.
i0o-yard hurdle, running high jumps
aud l6-pound shotput.
Closed to members OF the Firth
Northumberland dash, s}0-yard
dash and Sso-yard run.
South Atlantic Association cham
pionships--100-yard dash. l0o-ynrd
hurdle, aSo-yard run. running hop,
skip and jump.
Interscholestic events Cor boys un-
der 10 years oidl--l00-Yard dash and
440-yard dash.
Relay races. one mile each.
Relay races, closed TO members OF
the Fifth Regiment.
Reias races. one-haN mile each. for
noys under Is.
Fl. c. BurKan was elected secretary
4 the joint committee and will rs-
Give all entries at the Fifth Regi-
ment Armory. All entries must be
In BY noon Thursday. March 3.
The meet Will be held under the
uspices of the intercollegiate Anna
teur Athletic Association and the
Amateur Athletic Union, and no Ell.
tries will be received unless regis
ration number in 4. 4. y. or allied
| bodies II given. Handsome first. sac-
I'd and third Srises VIII be given for
each event Individual prizes Will be
given to members Of winning relay
teams, and regular South Atlantic As
| rr~s-tscr srnphle. for championship
the organization sccring the highest
9sfin. ~ urta snts.
| Is speciality will be made of relay
races. Teams WISHING u compete ARC
requested to inform Secretary BarExn
OF the teams they would like 10 run
against and the distance they wish to
re. The track ct The, Rrmory ID II
feet bread and has 2eo yAyda tn each
lap. making eight laps 10 tho mills.
No spike shoAs VIII ~ allowed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-02

old column -of granite was ability to
hit the ball II stands to reason that
he must have been fooled not little
by the young folks who pitched
against him II they could keep his
batting average below $50.
Zecher batted .3i7 last season. ThgSs
Is better batting than usually falls
to the lot Of minor leaguers, and 1t
happens to be particularly good in
this instance because the Connecticut
leaguers can make the hatters work
hard.
He played in i24 games. was at bat
ATS times, made Isl hits. and scored
sixty-three runs. Thirty-ave of his
hits were two-baggers, eight were
three-baggers and eight were home
runs He made thirty-five sacrifice
hits and stole nineteen bases de
didn't get around the bases 50 rapidly
that he might have been taken Tor
- s7-s sprfnter. and probably that
Ia the weakes, point about his ball
playing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-02

Little John Rpsseli Woods left Char
iottesville Monday morning to Join hts
parents, DR.. and Mrs. James woods.
In China. He goes with DR., and Mrs..
Philip Evans. OF the Southern Baptist
Mission, who. with their three chill
dren. are returning to IanEehow, abnut
seventy miles from LANG Ktang. DIR.
Woods mission. The little boy has
been at Pantops with his aunt, Mrs,
John r. sampson. and In Baltimore un-
der treatment for spinal trouble.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-02
JACK JOHNSON is
INDICTED FOR ASSAULT

NEW YORK. Feb 2.---Jack john
son. the heavyweight champion. was
Tuesday Indicted hy the grand Jury
here for assault In the second degree.
The charge. : against johnson grew
out OF = Tight With another negro Tin
an uptown hotel recently. Johnson's
counsel was notified to produces ths
rugiiist In court tomorrow to anfWer
~ fndictnent
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-02
TO HONOR WASHINGTON.


at FrederfckAburg.
Especial to The Richmond Nirginfan.D
FREpERICKSBTR VA. Feb. e..
The old Masonic Cemetery. located at
the corner OF George and Charles
Streets, has been selected as the site
for the George Washington Memorial
Temple. which the Masons OF the Unit
ed States propose TO build in honor of
washington. He was initiated into
the Lodge No. 1, of this city, and the
bible on which he took his oath is
still preserved here.
r. Howard, Of this city. Ia
chairman of the Memorial. Association,
and already about $4,000 has been
given.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-02

the offender, and the matter stands
in this shape at present. 1t Is claim
ed by the citizens OF Louisa that cider
has been used as cloak to dispense
ardent spirits. and that the former sale
constituted nuisance.