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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-12-24

up for six months in an effort to make
his coal show up poorly in the tests
He also charged that foreign companies
had been requested to submit samples
for the tests and that specially select
ed coal had been sent in. He also
charged that prior to the tests of his
coal 1t had been thoroughly wet and
that no allowance was made for this
fact All of these facts, he stated he
would prove by affidavits of the engi-
neer at the city waterworks plant.
While Blair was making his speech
Commissioner Rodes came into the hall
and asked that the meeting dispense.
This the citizens declined to do, stating
that the city hall was public property
and that they were we'll within their
rights as citizens. After another pro-
test against the meeting the commits
sioner Withdrew and made no further
effort to stop 1t.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-12-24

Admission, December 2s.-(special.)
The campaign for the United States
Senate between Capt. Richmond Pear
son Hobson and House Leader Oscar
". Underwood was formally organized
Monday evening and Tuesday morning,
the following officers and committee
men being given to the public. Both
committees are strong and an agrees
sive campaign is promised:
The Hobson club consists of III. B.
Rudisill, president; d. A. n. Steele, vice
president; O. NJ. Alexander, treasurer,
and C. p. Leyden, secretary. Advisory
board: c. J. Houser, w II. Weatherly,
". p. AclSer, Dave Cowden, d. C. Black
well, John Ellis, w. II. McKleroy. II. C.
Pope. w. A. White. C. A. Hamilton, w.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09
BOURNE WILL AID
IN DEFENSE OF CUP

NEW YORK. Sept S.-Frederok c.
Bourne. s wealthy New York ma nufac-
turer, who Will Join with Cornelius Van
derbilt and j. p. Morgan Jr., In financ-
ing the defense Of the Americas cup
against Sir Thomas Liptons challenger. Is
also a member Of the syndicate which
built the Constitution, winner Of the cup
races In 1901 For Mr.. Morgan and Mr.
Vanderbilt, however. 1t is the first In
stance OF their entrance into the financial
backing Of n defender for the trophy
Former Commodore Vanderbilt and
Rear Commodore Morgan have been en-
thuslastlc members OF the New York
yacht club, and have appeared frequent
~ as contenders here and abroad, but
they have never before figured In the
AMERICAS cup events. although the late
j. r Morgan bad been "A member OF the
syndicate which built American defend
ers In the past. His was the most noto-
ble connection with the syndicate which
built the Reliance.
The announcement last night by NAT
Herreshoff that Messrs Morgan, Bourne
and vanderbilt as heads Of syndicate
had ordered the new defender to be
seventy-fye feet on The water line will
De welcome news TO Sir Thomas Upton
VINO mad been protesting against a nine
ty-foot defender. such az IL permissible
under the deed of glfl OF the Americas
cup The New York Yacht club declined
to be bound by n seventy five-foot limit
meet the conditions which Sir Thomas
nrst named. Mr.. Herreshoff will not be
limited in any way as 20 the expense or
design Of the new defender
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09
AMERICAN SHOOTERS
ARE TWICE v|CT0RS
Win Palma Trophy and. Cap
ture Pistol Championship
of World.
BY International News Service.

eN internStOn9l news service.
CAMP PERRY, Ohio, Sept s.-A
double header day of victory WIS this for
the United States marksmen at the In
tcrna tional tournament. They kept the
Palma trophy and they captured the pIs-
tol cha mpionship Of the world.
In the Palma battle, shot IN high
head wind. the United States eight scored
1914, seven points under It's world record
winning score OF 1912 at Rock ClifTe, Can
ada. The Canadians we're pushed out Of
second place by the newcomers from the
Argentine republic. Their respective
scores were 1916 and 1854. Sweden stands
fourth with 1884 and Peru brought up the
rear with 1865
Best scoring for the United States was
by Captain Guy Emerson OF Ohio, United
States infantry. who made 221; for Can
ada by Lieutenant Frank Morris, 214
This Is the fourth time the United States
has defeated Canada, which won In 1901
at Sea Girt by twenty eight points,
Under the captaincy OF Captain Regl-
nald II. Sayre OF New York the Ave pistol
cracks representing the United States
won tho championship in the interna-
Uonal unions 50-meter match, scoring
1924 10 223T by France and Sweden tied.
The Swiss got 2097, The Peruvians did
not finish.
A p. Lane of New York scored high
for America, ass, Lieutenant w. Carl
berg of Stockholm went to 4S7 and took
the. individual championship. P. Han
of New York, All; ]. II. Shook of Ohio
d69. and c. NJ. MoCutcheon OF Colorado,
455 The United States team gets gold
pla coues and divides $500
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09
KELLY LOOKS GOOD
IN DAILY WORKOUT
St. Louis Boxer Is Confident
of Victory With Clifford at
Bingham Friday.

Leo Kelly OF ST. Louis, who is matcheo
to box Jack Clifford twenty rounds al
Canyon hall. Bingham. next Friday night
worked out before large crowd OF noH-
ing fans at the gymnasium. 4S East Sec
ond South street yesterday afternoon
and II his work can be taken as any
criterion Clifford has a tough task IN
front OF him
Kelly showed that he was tougn,
rugged fellow with fairly good waliopp
In either hand. He worked out WIN
Kid" George. and of course, was at u
disadvantage working with. a Dig clever
fellow like George: but he showed ehousH .
TO lead the majority OF fans present 10
believe that he is Cifford's master;
However, IL must be rememheFea tIIn. Ii,
Clifford has a wicked punch IN MS is'i! ris!.
hand, and il he ever lands IL on hsnf IIIT,,,
jaw 1t is apt TO be pay day ana hen2 2
won't be in on the paying of, as the llle" me-
are boxing on a winner take all basis
with the exception that the loser 60 60
$50 toward paying his training exPeh,,ghn ,he
Clifford is 20 sure that he VIII oe '''o
winner that he Is carrying arouna A..
large-s sized bank roll which he wants ~
bet on himself. but 80 far there mas posn
very little betting, but the chances ,,u a.,
that when the special train arrives rn ho
this city on the night OF the pout tno .rs
viii be plenty OF Kelly money ~ '.u
crowd TO cover the Bingham lnoneI naIriug
Clifford The latter has been lnahimS lnaaS
Bingham his home for some timo anu
is very popular there. His training dS,er-
tors are packed 10 the doors every n.,nc
noon and Promoter Bunker Is
forward to a packed house.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09
Ogdenites Are Out
to Beat Salt Lake

better than half OF the weeks six games
from the Skyscrapers and this would all
most undoubtedly result in the. downfall
OF McCloskey's men In their tight race
for the bunting, Anyway. Il the scribes
or others at the northern end Of the cir
cult are bubbling over with a desire to
pull something about utah cooperation"
or the like they are doomed to disap-
pointment Every game won by the Sky
screpers this week will result that way
for one reason-because they played bet
ter baseball.
II the members OF the Ogden club have
designs on Salt Lakes pennant chances.
the local fans are even more so. The fans
are not any too we'll pleased with the
idea OF taking three instead Of only one
Of the six games to the Lucas lot and a
few straight wins for the knights would
meet with the entire satisfaction OF a ma
jority Of the ogden fans, With the Sky
scrapers half beaten a result OF the
recent Great Falls series. 1t Is the inten-
ton Of the local fans to see that Manager
Knight and his men complete their de-
Struction.
The first game Of the series tomorrow
afternoon will be called at 3:lo o'clock.
II is probable that Rustenhaven Will be
sent to the mound by Manager Knight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09

Special To The Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept $,-Manaser John j.
McCioskey and his band OF pennant de
String S'syscrapers need expect no mercy
wnen they breeze into town tomorrow for
q Gleuwood series OF three games with
Manager Kitty knights men. dire
threat like this may lack something OF its
ordinary punch when directed at a pen
Mans, -contcnd!ng bunch by a tail-end ag-
grcsatior hut both fans and players are
firm in their belief that history will re-
peat Itself and the baseball history OF
ogden and salt Lake is painful TO Zion
ties
Manager knights first duty upon arriv-
Ing unexpectedly m town this morning was
TO furnish AN alioi for the Butte series.
D. He %as quite successful. After the Owls
took I've out Of six from Mlssoula. all
kl1ds Of tough luck alta the team.
Randy Ball!ngcr WAS put ont OF the run
DinG with split hand. Eisbsrg and SIN
clair were on the hospital list and Jones
Was even out Of one or two games. Now
things arc changed.
WIN Rustenhaven pitching the best
uail n. his Union association career and
all % tho others back on the lob Man
arer Knight believes that he can take
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09
YACHTS WILL SAIL
FOR PRESIDENTS CUP

MARBLEHEAD. Mass. Sept, S.-The
fifth sender yacht race In the German
American series. from which the Ger
mans have been eliminated failed today
TO settle the award OF the principal
trophies. for the Gina, owned by Guy
Lowell OF Boston, captured another fluIey
drifting contest and tied the Ellen, owned
by G. p. Curtis In tho struggle for the
President Wilson cup. The two yachts,
with two wins each, will sail the sixth
and last race tomorrow. and the loser will
receive the second prize, tho Governor
Foss trophy.
The German yachtsmeD whose boats
had been eliminated In Saturdays con-
tests Will be on hand for the finals to-
morrow and for the presenta ton dinner
at night. when Governor Foss will hand
over the jewel case which bears his
name.
The entire party will so to Washing
ton Wednesday to witness the delivery
OF the big cup by President Wilson In the
parlors Of the White house on Thurs
day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09
HIGH SCHOOL NEW
WILL REPORT TODAY
Coach Richardson Gives Pre-
liminary Instructions; Ma
terial Looks Good.

About fifty ambitious gridiron warriors
responded TO the call issued by Coach
Heinie Richardson TO report Yesterday
afternoon al the Salt Lake high school
Coach Richardson gave the boys an en-
couragins talk. and when they left the
assembly hall after the meeting every
one OF them had made up his mind to
try Tor place on one OF the school
elevens.
AS. was the case last year. two teams
Will be formed. Nearly all the members
OF last years second team will return
to school and they will probably make
good at the positions left vacant by last
years first team men who left school,
The most important game for the high
school This fall will be with the Boise
high school, champions OF tho west, Boise
earned this title when they defeated the
The game between Boise and Salt Lake
viii take place November IS. This con-
test viii undoubtedly be OF great inan-
cial aid TO Salt Lake, az also will be the
giving day. The TT" varsity team is
scheduled to play a Logan on Thanks
Coach Richardson. with Manager Gro
shell, will start making arrangements
soon for games with various outside
schools, II IS probable that a game with
Grand Junction will be arranged
It is stlll doubtful whether Lowell Rom
this fall. He Will be graduated from
the high school in midyear, and by enter
Ing the university In the winter he viii
save half year. Ken Yeates is also
undecided whether to finish out his high
school year or 10 enter the university
with the rest Of the players. Bob lesson
Is also anxious 10 enter the university
or last years second team men who
Intend TO go out for football this fall
there are Pyke. Wilson, Muvey. King
captain of last years second team Hold
en- and McCloud. All candidates nre 10
report 10 the gymna SUM Immediately
after school today and uniforms will be
given them. Lockers In the training room
also viii be assigned the men
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09
Mother of Eighteen Children.

% am the mother Of eighteen chill
dren and have the praise Of doing more
work than any young woman in my
town. writes Mrs. c. +. Martin, Boone
Mill, Va, II suffered for five wears
with stomach trouble and could not eat
as much as a biscuit without suffering.
l have taken three bottles OF Chamber
lain s Tablets and am now well wom-
an and weigh 16S pounds. I can eat
anything ] want to, and as much as I
want and feel better than I have at
any time in ten years. I refer to any
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will vopch for what I say" Chamber
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09
M'CLOSKEY HAS HOPE OF
WINNING UNION PENNANT
Much Depends On Whether Butte Sticks to Form;
Skyscrapers Are Determined to Take Ogden
Series; Spencer May Join Oakland,

They fought through the series gamely
with the fist sack not dependably covered
and IT was q foregone conclusion that
with Dresser on the sack Salt Lake
would have played all around Great Falls
in every one OF the games
II is probable that Dresser will not be
able to get into the Ogden series at all.
The team must acquire some new
pep or show new life TO be like Its
old self again
It ia doubtful who will start the game
In the box for Salt Lake today. All of
the pitchers were worked hard last week
and McCloskey had made no choice OF his
slabman last night, for today's game,
The team will leave Salt Lake for Og
den, proba bly, at II o'clock this morn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09
Do You Fear Consumption?

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09
Spencer to Oakland.

1t Is probable that Bert Spencer may
leave Salt Lake Immediately after the
Union association season and join the
Oakland team OF the Coast league. Spen-
Ger asked President q. @ Hite of the
local club yesterday for permission TO
sign with the Oakland club for the re-
mainder OF the 1918 season IL he was sue
cessful In making satlsfa ctory arrange
ments with Oakland 1t has been ru-
mored that Oakland would be more than
willing 70 have the services of Spencer.
After playing games at Ogden Tues
day Wednesday and Thursday. the Salt
Lake and Ogden clubs will come TO Salt
Lake 10 finish up the season with three
more games here. By Friday the local
ma ma cement hopes TO have the grand
stand completely repaired or at least In
q condition that 1t can be used 10
seat the spectators.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09
FAST GAMES ARE ON
AT DESERET COURTS

or!az = tho e In OF yesle.da. but two matches
vsls naysd OF IN the city championship tennis
--loEc Ec1at1ol- a. tho Deserel gymnasium tennis
oonr" 'LonsbSough bsot LCBd. S-s e-i. and
Smith osst Swan. 50. Sc.
TosH.'S matches will he played follows;
Wellington and Duncan. snEles, ~ o'clock;
F. smith und Lonebrough. singles. AZ IL o'clock:
Gibbs and Badger. ri o'clock. Jansen and Nc
Iced win play Secl and TcEebTotsen in doubicS
o'cloct Duncan and Ven Pclt Will play
,'iohs ard Wellington at 80 O'clock: aorrIs and
Pu-,on N:il meet Swand and Conrad $50
o'clock. and the lass match OF the play Will be
PLAYED between Cheney and Van Pei, o'clock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09
COLLEGE MEN Sl
EVENTFUL 81

BOSTON, Sept s.-Fn- u
forecasue vas the 7rr, {
Travelled BY two DIin'.l
letcs, VI. Arthur NeJsu &
George Read o! Bosioa .,
from England yesierday u p
Canadian.
The BOYS worked tel, 20 !
as cattlemen 10 take par ,
letIc games. Their proves
Dartmouth, England, sIiads
ton OF the Earl Of Dar.E.1
he heard that ihsy Wei. ~,
college, named ior on. y !
Insisted tha, they shoss -
end with him as guests ~
After leaving Their JUS
The bows met bard luck -
lost ali theiI mors} '1a -, =
rings. watches ant
ticEe,s to Liverpool. uiEl
srSN' sor a passage as hons ven =
herths iUl as stokers Ia .. -
the Canadian. Tho @y, - - y
,o tha fare OF the - ~
girls In the frst cs',s 7 ,.sr
were smugglsd dow =
nigh, they were a1aa "a: j
Of the SALON ,s.i, asIs "a. r.
ing with some Of tns'' W "a "a 4
shen ,sis found BY '', =. ~ 20
discipline. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09
The healing dcmulcent qualities o

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09
WILLARD |S NM
ON N||RlE|l
Second Degrs, i II
Court on Fipbt, /
Ten olhs,.

=, Los ss.,.,l ANGELEs, Sep, -.
az principal; rhorz. | y
e| promoter. t and ten ott.u -,
,o'a Willard Young I'D, ~
on Angus, :: ~.
uay a,,;-, TO the superior COR ~,
murder NJ In the second I'm. s,,.
lhe decision vas rssi,.,, +.
Summerneld at ysrnor nv. ~.
preliminary hearing Of h,
vas held. Those l.s n
court besides Wnlarl "a gs.
,,al ~ G!censwald. pronas'
WIZARDS manager Han, y.
! oung's manager; Al H.,sr
Charles Eyton, refers4; WA
John Davies. 'charIes 40
cameron and Eddie WssFr
In addition 10 the ear, !
the second degree, sslrs
lighting res, against ths i-,
The bonds Of 5000 ior MO
for each OF the o,heK IA
changed.
In The hearing just aid
the defendants made A ir,s.
prove that the death Of lo.-
lowing the knockout s@yi
was not caused By a lhr
wound on the brain insltai
By one Of tde sursegis II
upon the injured il,htsfs
prosecution, on the o,hs
ceeded in having The tsap
for trial on the muidH -
OF ,he original caSrzs d 4
slaughter placed sgains. -
Tonight. 81. hours Z
dancing. Majestic psyils,
tilrsrlR-E.l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09
Bernice r. Is Down and Out.

sAN FRANCISCO Cal Sept s-According 10
Information received here from the cast. Bcr-
nice r. termed The ,Tott!ng queen OF tho Pacific
coat mas bopeiessiy broken down aud ~iI never
- able 10 race again Tho bay mark
OF 2:oT - on .he California circuit last season
IND hsd long strius of victories to her credit.
che shipped TO Cleveland for this year's
-IrsuI circuit races, but developed a fever which
caused her undoins Three other California
ihat cas-, With Bernice R
Priuoe Lot Cupid and NurIsto-sIso were taken
,ick and were unable 10 race
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09
Cochreham Joins Boston.

TOPEKA. Kan. Sept. s.-Cene Cochre-
oa N. pitcher for the local Western league
,lub. and one Of the leading iwirlers OF
The league. who WAS bought by the Bos-
ton National league team recently left
tonight 10 report for duty Cochreham
was 20 have remained here until the end
81 the season. but inEistent requests from
Boston that he Join that team without
delay fastened his departure
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09
Western League

A. omrha-Lineoln 4: Omaha
~ TopeBn-siouS CITY, }: Topeka. C. Eleven
nnipgs.)
Al wichtn-Des Moiues g. wiehns !:
At Denver-St. Joseph. u Denver 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09
Peitz to Manage Kansas City

CHICAGO. Sept s-Helnie Pcits who has been
acting Al coach for the ct Louis National league
baso6ali team this season has been Appointed
InAnnzag OF tho KansaB City club % tho Aucrl-
cRn al citation. according to an announcemont
made here today. Ho viii leave for Kanuss Cit
tonight TO enter hin dut!o,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09
TEAMS WILL PLAY TODAY FOR
INTERMOUNTAIN TENNIS TITLE


to C.
Of
for the cFamponsh
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09
. He doubles tennis match for the
lntermountain championship be-
tween o. j. Salisbury and T. B.
ParRpr and fba PobarfS rrofIarc

tween " j. SallSOuTy ana L. Is,
IL Parker and the Roberts brothers
was called at the end of the fourth
set yesterday It the Salt Lake Tennis
club courts on account of darkness. ca ch
side having two sets TO their credit The
flnal set Will be played this afternoon at
40 o'clock with tho Roberts brothers
serving.
At the conclusion OF the doubles match
today the singles will be played between
Q, j. Salisbury and T. b Parker best
three In five sets. In yesterdays match
the Roberts brothers captured the first
TWO sets, Us and 10, and lost the last
two. 6-1 and Cd. Salisbury did not play
up TO his usual standard in the earlier
stages OF the match, but improved as
the game progressed. The outcome OF the
ma tch today is In doubt
The singles match should be fast and
interesting, as both players are aggres-
sive and very evenly matched
a dance In the clubhouse this evening
will be a very fitting wind-up to a very
successful tournament.
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Kodak Pictures Finished.

Mail as your films. Salt Lake Photo
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09
All Eyes on Butte.

Ogden has always played ball against
Salt Lake as against no other club. and
Il at leas, seems that the games at Og
den this week will be close
Salt Lake ought TO win this week
and they certainly will play with de-
termination to do so. 1T was unfortunate
that the team lost the series with Great
Falls. The aggregation was crippled
worse than at any other time during the
sea son, without the services Of Dresser.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09

'Gussis" lawson. formerly OF this city, was
for tho lost few years conceded 70 be tho best
paccmGker IN the world and ne commanded the
largest salary paid pnccmakcr.
He about 10 years Old and besides hi,
sife and family no Is survived by his brother
ivor Lawson OF THIS city. and his mother who
lives la Buffalo. y. y.
John LawAon. tho oldest OF tho brothers died In
Ksnsas CITY heverol years ago.
liver Lawson Is in Newark. y. J. at the pres
cnt time. HO 10 expected 20 pass through Salt
Lake City IN few DAYS on bis way 10 Van
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09

- Ut one hope OF Union assocla-
tion pennant in Salt Lake FOR the
IN 1918 season still remains. and that
- is II Butte can trim the Great
Falls bunch two or more games
! while AicCioskey cleans up on the entire
.-1eres with Ogden For every game that
I Great Falls loses with Butte more than
ethan two Salt Lake can lose one with
Ogden and still win the pennant. This
Is providing however that the local boys
e keep on beating Ogden until Great Falls
loses two. IT would not be safe TO drop
one 10 Ogden right ON the start with the
hope that Butte would trim Great Falls
three times.
For tie last series OF the year. the re-
suit of which depends so much on the
pennant II appears as II Salt Lake has
slightly less formidable opponent than
has Great Falls IT looks. on paper, as
Il Great Falls will go through some pretty
stiff battles at Butte, while according to
the brand OF ball Ogden has been playing
Il seems as II salt Lake ought TO have no
trouble at all in winning all OF the
games.