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II THE SALT LAKE HERALD 1 THURSDAY FEBRUARY 22 1906 0 I
HERALD SPORTING NEWS
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CHAPMAN LANDS LANDSSAUCfR LANDSSAUCER
SAUCER TRACK TRACKBike
4 Bike ikeBider < < Itider J ider Is Selected to Handle HandleiRaces RandIe RandIeiaces HandleRaces
iaces Races During the Coming ComingSeason Co CoiningSeason ning ningSeason
Season SeasonTHEYLL SeasonTHEY SeasonTHEYLL
THEYLL THEY LL BE BEST EST EVER EVERSETTLEMENT EVERSETTbEMENT EVERBETTLEMENT
SETTLEMENT SETTbEMENT OF RECENT CYCLE CYCLETROUBLES CYCLETROUBLES CYCLETROUBLES
TROUBLES NEAR AT HAND HANDThe HANDTh HANDA
A The Th question qU StlOn which has been troubling troublingthe
g the cycling fans for some time as to towho towho towho
who would be b the manager of the track trackthis trackth trackthis
this th season was settled yesterday yesterdaywhen yeaterdaywh yesterdaywhen
when wh n it was wa announced by Messrs Nal Nalson Nelson Nslson
son and Halverson the leesaes of the theM thetrack thetrack
track that thel ther had decided on JOhn JOhnM John1st
M Chapman Ever since F E SchefsKi SchefsKihanded SchefsKlhanded SchefsKihanded
handed in his resignation a week ago agothe agotteSoucer agothe
the tteSoucer Saucer track situation has been in inthe inth inthe
the th air At a recent meeting of the bi bicycle biycle bicycle ¬
cycle riders and Messrs Nelson and Hal Halverson Halerson Eaterson
verson erson the names of John M Chapman Chapmanand Chapmanand Chapmanand
and Harry Heagren H gren ward wer handed in as asbeing asbeing asbeing
being acceptable to the riders Both Bothwere Bothv BothWre
were v r asked to submit propositions to the thetrack thetrack thetrack
track lessees les ees This Chapman did mak making makJng making ¬
ing percentage proposition to handle handlethe handlethe handlethe
the track and It was accepted acoept Heagren Heagrendid
did not care car to handle the track except excepton exce exceflOn t tOn
on a sublease and for this reason he hedid hedid hetild
did not make mak a proposition of any kind kindAll kindAll kindAll
All the riders of the city signed sin sinagreement angreement n ngreement
greement some time ago to ride for none noneexcept noneexcept noneexcept
except Heagren which h still un holds holdsJust holdsJust holdsJust
Just what effect this agreement will willhave wtllhave willhave
have if any On the present arrange arrangements arrantments arrangements ¬
ments is hard to say Heagren was wasseeen wasseeen wasreeen
seeen last evening avenin and would not commit commithimself commithlmseli commithIzIiseif
himself one way or another He merely marelytaid merelyE1Id merelyaaid
taid he did not car care to discuss the mat matter matter matter ¬
ter at present pres rtt Those in touch however howeverbelieve howeverbelieve howeverbelieve
believe everything will be fixed satis satisfactorily sattsctorlly satisfactoril3r ¬
factorily ctorlly to all concerned concernedWho CO concernedWho rftad rftadWho
Who Chapman Is IsJohnnie IsJohnnie IsJohflnlo
Johnnie Chapman as he is best bastknown bestknown bestknown
known is one of the old standby riders ridersat
I at the Saucer track For the first eou eouple couPle ooupie
ple of years 3 ears after tlf r it was built he was wasthe wasthe wasthe
the most popular man on the track and andhia andhhJ andii
hia ii name would draw thousands to the thelistoric
listoric 1 1 saucer In those days Johnnie Johnniehad Johnnlhad Johnnlehad
had speed to burn and his famous short shortjump shortjump shortjump
jump at the end of ofa a hard drive nearly nearlyalways nearlyahas nearlyalways
always brought home the money moneyIt
It was waS not only Chapmans speed that thatmade thatmade thatmade
made him famous but iis is head as well wellIn wellIII wellIn
In In fact t cti ct many claimed clalm his head and not nothis noth1s nothis
his ho heels ls won his racat He has been beenriding ooenrldlnt beenrdin
riding rdin or driving motors more or less lesssince lesssince leesstnce
since the track was built and none is ismore ismore Ismore
more familiar with 1th the game gamPromises gamePromises gamePromises
Promises Good Racing RacingWhen Racinghen Racingwhen
When hen asked ask d ast evening evenln what his in intentions Intentions Intentions ¬
tentions were he said saidTo saiduTo saidTo
uTo To give the people bicycle racing racingthats racingthats racIngthats
thats all I believe I can put on as good goodcards goodards goodcards
cards as any anyone one and nd that is all that is isnecessary isne Isnscssary
necessary ne ssary to make a success suec SS of the game gameI
I want you to Say ay for f r me that I am amgoing amgoing amgoing
going to try to give Salt Lake better betterracing betterrac1n betterracing
racing rac1n than it has hasever ev ever r had h before beforeMmerican beforlOOKING before4OOI1Nt
4OOI1Nt lOOKING FOR BALL TEAM TEAMmerican TEAMamerican
Mmerican american merican Fork ForkFans Fans Want An Another AnI Another
tI tIother other Team to Be Put in inThis inThis inThis
I <
This Season SeasonSpecial SeasonSPacla1 Season1Stiecial
Special to The Herald HeraldAmerican HeraldY HeraldYAmerican HeraldAmerican
American Fork Feb 21 lLo ILoaI Local al base baseball baseball baseball ¬
ball fans ere re beginnin to feel around aroundto
to find fiIJ out What American Fork will do dofor dofor dofor
for a baseball l1 team this season This Thisplace Thisp1ace Thispace
place has fine grounds with a large largei6imy larget
i6imy t m fl grand trI nd stand and most of the theplayers theplityers theplayers
players who were on the team last year yearand yearnd yearand
and nd made such a good record are here herebut herebut herebut
but they have to go away during urin the thesummer thesumm thesummer
summer summ r months to find work Unlees Unleesthe Unl8Sthe Unloesthe
the merchants or those who hire labor laborfavdr lAburfavor laborfv0r
favor them and give they employment in inorder jnorder inorder
order that they may stay at home as asthey asthey asthey
they did last year Leo Singleton th thcatcher the thecatcher theatcher
catcher for th the team year ear before last lastwho la lastwho t twho
who was away aW8 last year will be here herethis heretuis herethis
this season an1 he is A No 1 behind behindthe behindthe behindthu
the Lat Purg Hanson the pitcher pitcherwho pitcherw pitchertvho
who w o threw for them last year and on onol ont ontor onCit
ol it the hardiest hardi t twirlers in the amateur amateurline amtlteurHne ameteurilne
line In the state is here Hurt Walker Walkeris Valker1s
is another good man in th the box and he hewill hewill heviI1
will undoubtedly be hare to play this thisseason thisseason thisseason
season Then there is Len Chipman Em Emmctt Emmttt Emmett
mctt Chipman Mark and James Dunk Dunkley DunkIt Dunkley
ley It Len Shelley and Kid Barratt who whowill whowm whowill
will In all probability make up the bal baltrce baltr halof
trce tr e of the tram tramThe tfamThe teamThe
The local fans think they will have havethe have1h havethe
the 1h best amateur team in th the state for forthis forhJs forthis
this season seasonAPOLLO st sesonAPOLLO on onAPOLLO
APOLLO TEAM READY READYWilling READYWilling READYWilling
Willing to Meet Pleasant Grove in inMatch inMatch inMatch
Match Game GameSpecial GameSpoclal GameSpocial
Special to The Herald HeraldAmerican IIeraJdAmetican HeraldAmerican
American Fork Feb 2L nIn In todays Is Issue Issue issIe ¬
sue ojfThe of The Herald the Pleasant Pl aMnt Grove Grdvabasket Gr Grovebasket ve vebasket
basket basket ball ball all tem says 30S it is anxious for a agamewith ItgAnr agante
gamewith gAnr with Ith the Apolo team Maaagar MaaagarSreelft Measgereele aDAgl aDAglSreel
Sreelft eele of the Apollo team says he Is fsready Isr Isready
ready r adY t arrange aJrangetor for one game or a se series serfoS soes ¬
ries es of three thr e games with this team t 8m for fora
a purse of 100 100 or more games to t be beplayed beplayed beplayed
played ag a soon as 5 arrangements can be bemade bemade bet
t made madeShould madeShOuld madeShonid
Should the Pleasant GrO Gr Gr0e e team accept acceptteams acceptt1ls acceptthis
this oft offer r It would prote profeeslonalize stonallzQ both bothteams bothteams
teams jlnd and nd bar them from playing with withany withany withany
any dlnfer Ot r basket ball team in the state stateAt stteAt stateAt
At the thepr present ent time there is not a pro professional proft profssIonal ¬
fessional ft > ssl n J basket ball team in Utah and andfew andfew andC
C few in die e country Managers anagers of basket basketball b baskotball skot skotbatt
ball te teAms te1n ms should therefore th relor be careful carefuland carefulnd carefulznd
and nd not play for a monetary considera consideration oonsid oonsklCraton ra raHon ¬
Hon unless they desire 51l to enter the pro professional profssional profrssIonal ¬
fessional ranks ranksWEST ranksWEST ranksWESTTO
WEST WESTTO TO MEET DAVIS DAVISFormer DAVISJormer DAVISb
b Former Salt Lake Boxer Matched MatchedWith MatchedWith MatchedWith
With Bike Riders Brother BrotherFred BrotherFr BrotherFred
Fred Fr d West th tM local bicycle rid rider r has hasreceived hasreC hasreceived
received reC led a letter from his brother Tom Tommy Tommy Tommy ¬
my who w o has a boxing boXin match on with withTerry withTerry withT
Terry T rry Daviq Davl In S San n Diego on the < h 2Sth of ofthis oft1ls ofthis
this month Tommy West t has quite a areputation arf arputatiOn
reputation rf utatUm pn n the th ooaet and has already alreadyattracted alreadyattracted alreadyattracted
attracted the th attention of W W V Naugh Naughton
ton t n who Says Sys he Is a center Z of ptUN tb the Young Younge Youngnrbett
Corbett e rbett style s1leTommy stIeTommy V VTommy
Tommy has been boxing in the th amateurranks amateurranks amateur amateurranks
ranks for some time but recently r enUy turned turnedpro turnedpro turnedpro
pro Since then he h has had four fights fightsTwo fightsTwo fightsTwo
Two were w r draws and th the others won by bythe bythe bythe
the knockout route West will give away awayibout awayut awayabout
about ut five pounds to Davis The 1h latter latteris
is well known as a Salt Lake boy having havingfights h8vlngf havingfought
f fought ught In several sixround prefimlna prefimlnafights r iimlna iimlnatigbt
fights around Salt Lake LakeSALT LakeSALT
If IfLAK
SALT LAKE LAK TURF TURFBXCHAN TURFEXCHANGE
BXCHAN EXCHANGE EXCHANGE2c CHA GE I
203 2c ilAIN ST STCalifornia STCaUtornla STCalifornIa
California and Eastern races Di Direct D1net Direct ¬
rect wires on all 1 sport sportie
ie 1 event even ta
FAVORITE BARELY BARELYHas WINS WINSHas WINSHas
Has a Stirring Contest With WithJake WithJake WithJake
Jake Sanders in Stone Stonehenge Stonehepge Stonehepge
hepge Handicap HandicapSan
San Francisco Feb 21 21Ihe The Stonehenge Stonehengohandicap Stoneh Stonehengehandloap nge ngehandioap
handicap valued va1U d at t 1000 resulted r Qult d in a astirring aStlrrln a5tirrin
stirring Stlrrln contest Mnt St at Emeryville Em r V11lc today todayAfter t tdayAiter day dayAfter
After a fighting finish Jake Sanders Sand rs the thefavorite th thfavorJte thefavorite
favorite barely bar ly won from Bob Ragon RagonModicum RagonMOdIcum BagonModicum
Modicum showed ShOW d some om of his old time timeform timeform timeform
form and captured the th first lrst race at 9 to
1 The wise ones received quite a shock shockwhen shockhin shockwhn
when hin Major Tenny was beaten by The TheCaptain Th ThCaptain
Captain played at t 15 to 1 Weather W Weatherlhowery ath r rshowery
showery track sloppy R sults sultsFIlst RsuItsFirst
First rac race s seven vcn furlongsModicum 110 110OUs 110Otis
Otis 9 to 1 won Sha Shady ly Lad 101 l Knapp
2 to 1 1 second Haven Run 107 Rice 12 12to 12to 12to
to 1 third Time Tlme1291 129 Tarn l m OShanter OShantorRalph OShanterRalph OShanterRalph
Ralph Young Yo ng Yellowstone Yello stone Zaza Bose BoseEMey BOSGltIey BoseEley
EMey and Hogarth also ran ranSecond ranSeoond ranSecond
Second race six Ix furlongs furlongsYosan Yosan 10S 10SFountain 1 1iS1ountaIn
Fountain 13 to 20 roj won Soundly 08 00 Rice RiceRusticate
1 15 to 1 secondj second IsolAtion rn Graham 1 1to 4to
to 1 third third Tin1el17 tlnia117 Rustic Lady
Rusticate Frank Fllttner FlIttn r Bear Hunter HunterSylvia HunterSylvia HunterSylvia
Sylvia Talbot Distributor Mary Pepper Pepperalso Pepperalso Pepperalso
also ran ranThird ranThird ranThird
Third race one mile mll mlloThe The Captain 103 103Russell 103Russell 103Russell
Russell 16 to 1 won Major Tenny 109 109W 109V 109v
W V Smith 9 to 10 second Standard 104 104Fountain 1MFountain 104Fountain
Fountain 9 to 1 1 third Time Tlme14514 TIme1451Langford 145 145Langford
Langford James Bird Of Passage Dora DoraI
L I Vigoroso and Ripper also ran ranFourth ranFourth ranFourth
Fourth race one mile the Stonehenge Stonehengehandicap Stonehen StonehenhandicapJake StonehengehandieapJake
handicap handicapJake Jake Sanders lOG Knapp 7 to tol
5 won Bob Ragon 100 Rice 6 to 1 fJeC fJeCond necend
end M Magrano 3n6 100 Graham to 2 2 third thirdTime143 thIrdTIme1433
Time143 l Lady Goodrich and Princess PrincessTitania PrIncessTitanla 5 5Titania
Titania also ran ranFifth tanFIfth ranFifth
Fifth race mile and fifty yards yardfJCor yardfJCorrlgan yardSCorrigan Cor Corrlgan
rlgan 112 Knapp 6 to 5 won Hooligan HOoUgt1n11M
104 Fountain 16 to 5 second Lone Wolf Wolfl
104 l W Kelly 30 to 1 third Time Time
146 14 Jak6 Jak Moore May 1 Ity Holladay and andGlenarvon andGlenarvon andGlenarvon
Glenarvon also ran ranSixth ranSixth ranSLxth
Sixth race six s furlongs furlortJsForrunn Forerunner r
109 Rice Ric 3 to 1 won Gos GosSiper iper 102 Foun Fountain FounUln FountIn ¬
tIn 8 to 1 second s Ed Lilburn 112 Gra Graham Grabarn Gm Gmhm ¬
ham 6 to 1 1 third Time Time1i54 115 11 4 Dargin DarginJudge DarglnJUdge DarginJudge
Judge and Dorado also ran ranFEATURELESS ranFEATURELESS ranFEATURELESS
FEATURELESS DAY AT ASCOT ASCOTFavorites ASCOTFavorites ASCOTFavorites
Favorites Land Three Second SecondChoices SecondChoices SecondChoices
Choices Two and Outsider OutsiderOne OutsiderOne OutsiderOne
One of the Events EventsLos
Los Angeles Feb 21 2lFavorites Favorites took tookthree tookthree tOokthree
three and second choices two of the theraces theraces theraces
races at Ascot today toda the other event eventgoing eventsoIng Oventgoing
going to a 15 to 1 choice The card was wasan wasan wasan
an ordinary one without special fea features features Leatures ¬
tures of any aU kind Weather r cloudy track trackgtrod tra trackgood k kgood
good Results ResultsFirst ResultsFirt ResultsFirSt
First race steeplechase short course courseDeclmo courseDeclmo courseDecimo
Declmo 163 l 3 Sullivan 3 to 1 won Adams Adams14S
14S 14 Russell 7 to 2 2 second s Ond Marylander Marylander1SS r
1SS fl Morper 10 to 1 third Time Timea Tlme300Kubellk 300 300Kubelik OO OOKubellk
Kubellk Cazador Flea Molto 1 and At Atlantk At1anti ¬
lantic 1anti also ran ranSecd ranSecd ranSecd
Secd race mile and seventy sovefty yards yardsRockey yardsRockey ards ardsRocktY
Rockey lOS Miller 4 to 5 5 won Piquet Piquet1t
108 1t Grand 20 to 1 1 second Gondolus 105 105McDanlel 105McDaniel 105McDaniel
McDaniel 10 to 1 third Time Timel4S1j40 Timel4S1j40Blue Ttme1iS Ttme1iSBlue 148 148Blue
Blue Knot Winnie Adams Tattenham TattenhamLa
La Tarante Stone Arabia Young Mar Marlow Marlow Marlow
low Phyz Myrtle H and Lanark Lan rk also alsoran alsoran alson alsoThird
ran n
ranThird Third race fivd fiv furlongs furlongsBlue Blue Bottle
101 Harris 19 ta 5 WOn Sylvan Dixon DixonH Dixon9L
98 H Miller 4 to 1 second Lady Alleece All AlleeceMoriarity ce ce9S
98 9S Moriarlty 11 to 10 third third Time Time102 Time102Ray 102 102Ray 102Ray
Ray Egan Adela R and EatKftr t1 thor 61 B also alsoran alsoran alsoran
ran ranFourth Fourth race seven S ven furlongs furlongsFeJ1pe Felipe Lu Lugo Lugo Lugo ¬
go 105 Horner 8 to 5 won Wrenne 107 107Miller 107tll1er 107Miller
Miller 11 to 1 second Whoa Bill 115 115McDaniel 115McD8nlel 115McDaniel
McDaniel 8 to 5 third Time TImo12S TImo12SConde i2S i2SConde 12SConde
Conde Regal Lotta Gladstone also ran ranFifth ranFifth ranFifth
Fifth race mile and seventy yards yardsCat yardsCataHne yardsCatalthe Cat Cataline
aline 110 Jackson 7 to 10 won Miss MissMay MissMay lss lssMay
May Bowdish 108 Palms 7 to 1 second secondViona secondVionn secondViona
Viona SS f + S Horner 20 to 1 third Time Time146H Time Timebla
146H bla Huapala Hersain Hot Cheripe Cheripeand Cheripend Cheripeand
and Retador also ran ranSixth ranSixth ranSixth
Sixth race five and a half furlongs furlongsAmbitious furlongsAmbitious furlongsAmbitious
Ambitious 110 Booker 15 to 1 won wonJostes wonJosies wonJosles
Jostes Jewel 105 Dorsey 30 to 1 sec second second eecond ¬
ond Turkey Turk Turkeyfoot yfoot foot 110 Miller ll1er 10 to 1 1third 1third 1third
third Time Tirr Time1O0i 100 Pinta Mazapan MazapanSeedcake MozapanSeedcake MazapanSeedcake
Seedcake Rustling SHk Lady Huron HuronRuination HuronRulnation HuronRuination
Ruination Bauble Sauvita and Daisy
Brouck also ran ranShontz ranEUREKA ranIJREkA
EUREKA MANAGER IS HERE HEREShontz HEREShontz
Shontz Peddles Baseball Gos Gossip Gossip Gossip ¬
sip About Tintics Min Mining Mining Mm Mming ¬
ing Metropolis MetropolisF
F M I Shontz manager of the Eureka Eurekabaseball Eurekabasebal1 Ehirekabaseball
baseball team is in the city and finds findstime fIndstimo findstime
time to talk a little baseball He H says saysthe saysthe saysthe
the fever has not hit the town real hard hardthis bardthis hardthis
this spring but b t that the Tintic mining miningmetropolis miningmetropolis miningmetropolis
metropolis can be depended upon to be bein bein bein
in line when the season opens He has haseight haseight haseight
eight of his last year Ar players signed up upat upat upat
at present and has the men selected to tomake tomake tomake
make up the rest of his team These will willb willbe willbe
b be sent for forrn in time to give the team teamplenty teamplonty teamplenty
plenty of practice before the season seasonooens seasonlo seasonOROSS
ooens ooensShontz o OROSShontz ns nsShontz
Shontz says ays the Eureka Athletic as asaoctation as8OCIAtioll aseoctatlou
aoctation which controls the th game in inEureka inmureJai Inureke
Eureka ureke ha hy called a meeting for or an anearly anearly anerly
early date when wh n preparations will be bemade bemlde bemftde
made to take tokec care re of Burekas Interests InterestsSOCKER InterestsSaCKER interestsSOCKER
SOCKER GAME TODAY TODAYSalt
Salt Lake Players Pl yers Meet in Match MatchGame M MatchGame tch tchGame
Game on Tower Grounds GroundsThis GroundsThis GroundsThis
This This afternoon an association a football footballgame footballm footballgame
game m will be played on the Tower grounds groundsat gr unds undsat
at Seventh and 13 streets The players playerswill playerswfl1 playerswill
will be selected from tom the local teams teamsWhites teamsWhites teamsWhites
Whites and Blues and the contest will willbe w11lbe willbe
be an interesting one ona as from the bunch bunchthe bunchthe bunchthe
the team to uphold the prestige of the theSalt th theSalt
Salt Lake LSk A F 1 C in the forthcoming forthcomingcontest fOrthcomIngCOnt fOrthcomingContOst
contest COnt st for possession Pos sslon of the trophy cup cupwill cupwill
will ill be b selected lectta The Th following is the thelineup th thlineup thelineup
lineup of players playersWhites pl8GrsWAJtes playersWhjtes
Whites Blues BluesHalton Blu BluesHalt4 S SHalt
Halt l G Ge Brown BrownSanford Hro BrownSanford n nSanford
Sanford CaptL B Clayborn ClaybornService Cl CiaybomnDonaldson yborn ybornDonaldson
Donaldson R RRuscIl Ru scll Capt CaptSrvac CaptService
Service L H B Sauslniry
W Whyte Wl1t C P A A A Sneddan SneddanJames Sned SneddenJames n nJames
James Whyte VhyteRJ R J Snedden Sn dd n
Churchill 0 L Adamson AdamsonLindley Adn1IsonLindley AdamsonLindley
Lindley I Garrard
Belts C A Snedden SneddenSalt Sn SneddenSalt dden ddenSalt
Salt 1 L R Stevenson StevensonGifesott StevensonQit StovonsonGibson
Gibson Qit 1t 0 0 Marshall MarshallReserves MarhallR MarshallResorYesVannlng
Reserves R orvesFannlng Fanning Miller Nattress NattressFord NattregFord NattressFord
Ford Cunningham D Whyte Gerrard GerrardWILLARD GerrardWILLARD GerrardWILLARD
WILLARD WILL RETURN RETURNPromises RETURNPromises RETURNPromises
Promises Another Amateur Show in inSaltLake InSalt InSaltLake
SaltLake Salt Lake Next Month MonthWlllard MonthWillard MonthWillard
Willard Bean writes wl1t s from Pocatello Pocatellothat poctdel1othat Pocatellothat
that he has not forsaken forsak n Zion but hopes hopesto
to be baok again soon Willard says he hecould h hcould hecould
could not get a date < the th opera O ra house housefor housefor housefor
for an amateur show 4th1 < this month onth but that thate
lie e hoped to next n xt month when he says sayshe sayshe sayshe
he will m give the th locl oo l fight fans a chance chanceto
to see another anoth r one on of those whirlwind whirlwindaffairs whlrlwIhdafJ whirlwindaffairs
affairs afJ rt which took so well on the last lastoccasion lasto lastoccasIon
o occasIonWillard occasion occasionWillard slon slonWillard
Willard says Pocatello is a a great gr at town townand t tornand wn wn9nd
and next n xt to Salt Lake the best ever everHe e everHe r rHe
He says It Is a good sporting center nttr and andthe andthe nd ndthe
the people like Uk clean cl an boxing and will willturn wUlturn willturn
turn out to see such a contest At pres present presnt proseat ¬
eat nt he Is working hard on his Taro TaroGroves TaroGroves raroGroves
Groves bout and Intends to make it a aDev nsuccess asuccess
success successSalt successSalt
Salt Lflte ke Photo Supply SupplyCo Co Supplies SuppliesDev SuppliesDcv
Dev anti Finlshlnsr Main and 3d So Sor 50r
r
ROCKS AHEAD FOR FORPROPOSfD FORPROPOSEDLEAGUE
PROPOSfD PROPOSEDLEAGUE PROPOSEDLEAGUESome LEAGUf LEAGUfSome
Some of the Schools Are Kicking on onPlan onPlan onE11an
Plan for Rocky Mountain MountainConference MountainConferenoe IountainConference
Conference ConferencePOSTPONEMENT ConferenoePOSTPONEMENT ConferencePOSTPONEMENT
POSTPONEMENT IS TALKED TALKEDBRANDENBERG TALKEDBRANDENBERG TALKEDBRANDENBERG
BRANDENBERG TRYING TRVINGTO JO GET GETCOLLEGES GETCOLLEGES GETCOLLEGES
COLLEGES TOGETHER TOGETHERDenver TOGETH TOGEThERDonvot ER ERDom
Denver Dom r Feb eb b 2L 21A A postponement pQstpol1 m rtt may maybo rnaybe maybe
be necessary in tho calling of the th pro proposed proposed proposed ¬
posed conference conf rence of college men to formu formulate formulata formillate ¬
late rules for the government of baseball baseballfootball bas baseballfootball b 1l 1lfootball
football and track athletics 4 let1cs in the th Rocky RockyMountain Rock RockMoountain Rockyi4puntaln
Mountain region C CA A Brandenburg Brandenburgwho
who is trying to bring the college men mentogether mentogether mentogether
together is encountering some unexpect unexpected ¬
ed d obstacles Representatives s of some of ofthe otthe ofthe
the schools do o not care to go into a con conference donfercnce conference ¬
ference They seem to prefer the hap hap11azard ¬
hazard way of making rules rUl ssuoh such as has hasobtained baaobtained s sobtained
obtained in past years with all engage engagements engagements engagemeits ¬
ments for contests made II1a with the theuI1l theuI1lv uni universities ciiiversities ¬
versities v rs1t1 s in the states ltat s directly east of ofColorado ofColorado OfColorado
Colorado They do not appreciate a precI t that thata
a compact on eligibility would save a avast avast avast
vast amount of trouble in making dates datesand datesand datesand
and arranging games gamesThe g2mesThe gamesThe
The answers from a majority tn jorit of the theschools theschools thes
schools s hools indicate that a meeting will be beheld b bheld beheld
held in Denver to talk over rules but butgive butgiV butgive
give giV no hopes of anything definite efinlt being beingaccomplished bclngaccomplished beingaccomplished
accomplished It had been hoped that a aconference aconference aconference
conference would put the rules on a defi definite d defiflite rl rlnite ¬
nite basis made for the purpose of fur furthering rurth furthering ¬
thering th r1ng the interests Int rests of college athletics athleticsIn athl UcS UcSIn
In the past all meetings of college men menhave merthave menhave
have been barren of f results for the reap reapson re reSon reaSon
son that every eV rY change proposed to any anyrule anyrul anyrule
rule rul had a definite object of weakening weakeningthe w akenlI1g akenlI1gthe
the team t arn of some som other school they theywere theyWEre theywere
were not proposed for the purpose of oftringing otmakIng ofmaking
makIng b better tter tha he gvvcrnment of games gamgor
or tringing Into Closer < agreement th thschools the theschools theschools
schools reptesehted r pr ehted It was usually usu ll a aquestion aquestion aquestion
question whether enough schools could couldbe couldbe couldbe
be rallied to the support of a a rule that thatwould thatwould thatwould
would act against ag Jnst one of the teams rep represented represent represented ¬
resented resent d As long aa rules rul fl are made In Inthis Inthis inthis
this way they will never be b just or ef efficient effIcient officient ¬
ficient fIcient and that long they will ill not be beloyally be10ally beloyally
loyally supported by all those parties to totheir totheir o otheir
their adoption If rules could be made madefor madefor madefor
for tho better bett r government of games and andnot andnot andnOt
not as a club against some other party partyto
to the agreement then would a step
in advance be taken takenANGELS takenANGELS takenAN1S
ANGELS BOWL BOWLWITH WITH SAINTS SAINTSLos
Los Angeles Promises to Send SendTwo SendTwo SendTwo
Two Teams to Western WesternBowling WesternBowling WesternBowling
Bowling Congress CongressLos
Los Angeles Ang l s is th the latest l test city to an announce anflounce n nnourt ¬
flounce nourt e that It will bd b repusaetited r Jl ht d at t th thWestern thWesterrt thO thOWestern
Western Bowling congress to be held itt itisalt InS ittsait
salt S lt Lake next month In a letter lett r re received reo reoceived received ¬
ceived yesterday by A W V Smith from fromthe tromthe fromthe
the city of the th angels it was said that thatat thatat thatat
at least two teams of five men each eachwould Oachwould achwould
would be here her Onex One Or > r the teams is cap ¬
tamed taln d by Dysinger and the other oth r by
Dolly Gray Both well known tenpin tenpinartists tenpinartIsts tenpinartists
artists of the California city The letter letteralso letteralso letteralso
also stated that the bowlers of of Long
Beach a suburb of Los Angeles were
thinking strongly of sending a team to toSalt toSal toSalt
Salt Sal t Lake LakeSmith LakeSmith LakeSmith
Smith yesterday est raIlY sent a bundle of posters post posters posters ¬
ers throughout the west advertising the thetournament thetournament thetournament
tournament In all thirtyeight ci clC citswere 75s swere 75swere
were taken care of Every EV ry bowling al alley alley alley ¬
ley in each of these cities as well as the themost themost themost
most prominent bowlers will get one of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the posters with a letter asking themt themto them themto
to Come to Zlon and bowl with the theSaints theSaints theSaints
Saints SaintsTWO SaintsTWO SaintsTWO
TWO FOR BUSINESS MEN MENRailroads MENRallroads MENftallroads
Railroads ftallroads Defeated In City League LeagueSeries LeagueSeries LeagueSeries
Series of Games GamesThe G GamesThe mes mesThe
The Business Men ren captured two out of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the three games with the Railroads last lastevening lastevening lastevening
evening in the city league l ague A W Smith Smithwas Smithvas Smithwas
was high man of the th evening with a ascore ascore ascore
score of 559 for the three games The Thescores Thescores Thescores
scores
Railroads RailroadsWetzel RailroadsYou RailroadsVotsel
Wetzel You l 152 is 150 154 154 466 466Dunn 46
Dunn 164 14 141 174 174 485 485S 485S 455S
S Spitz 162 j 195 197 554 554Martin 651Iarttn 554Martin
Martin 137 142 139 139 i 418 418S 418S ijgS
S Williams WIlU ms 137 190 191 518 518Totals 518Totals 518Totals
Totals 752 75 824 865 8652441 8652441Business 5652441Business 2441 2441Business
Business Men MenZimmerman MenZimmerman MenZimmerman
Zimmerman ZimmermanC 170 15S 129 129 457
C S Williams WilliamsMays 173 i 172 ISO 190 535
Mays MaysHanes 177 150 192 192559 192559Hanes 559 559Ranos
Hanes HanesA iso 179 154 151 502 502A so soA
A W V Smith 195 171 193 193 569 569Totals 669Totals 559Totals
Totals 884 870 858 8582612 8582612Standing 5582612Standing 2612 2612Standing
Standing of the Teams TeamsWon TeamsWon TeamsWon
Won Lost P C CCrescents CCrescents CCrescents
Crescents 42 1 1Tuxedos 12 778 778Tuxedos nsTuxedos
Tuxedos 40 14 741 741Business 741Buslrtess 741Business
Business Men 43S 38 16 704 704Senators 701Senators 704Senators
Senators 26 22 542 542Railroads 542Ral1ro 542Railroads
Railroads Ral1ro ds 22 2 29 431 431Missourians 431MIssourians 431MissouriAns
Missourians 16 32 39OGDEN 333 333OGDEN 333OGDEN
OGDEN BOWLERS BEATEN BEATENCrescents BEATENCrescents BEATENCrescents
Crescents of Salt Lake Win Match by byTwo byTwo byTwo
Two Games Out of Three ThreeSpecial ThreeSpeclal ThreeSpecial
Special to The Herald HeraldOgden Hera HeraldOgden d dOgden
Ogden Feb 2L 2LFor For the th first time a aSalt aSalt aSalt
Salt Lake team t m succeeded succ ed d In defeating defeatingthe det at1ng at1ngth
the th Ogden Bowling team t am this evening eV nihg
The trick was turned by the Crescents Crescentswho CrescentswhO Crescentswho
who after alt r losing the th firse Itse game g me of the thaseries theseries theseries
series took a brace and landed th the last lasttwo 1uttwo lastto
two by a large margin The game was wasnot wasnot wasnot
not a brilliona one for either team and andRoberts andnooorts andRobertS
Roberts of the S Salt lt Lake aggregation aggregationwas
was the only man m n to pass the SOO mark markhe mrkhe
he having rolled a total of 523 points pointsMiller poIntsMm pointsMiller
Miller Mm r did the best work for the local localteam Idealteam localteam
team with a total of 499 The score fol follows tollows folIoWs ¬
lows
Crescents CrescentsEvans CrescentsEvans CrescentsEvans
Evans EvansPrite 163 146 165470 166 166 470 470PrJt 470Prite
Prite PriteWilson 136 2s 164 150450 150 150 400 400Wilson 450Wilson
Wilson WilsonWhitney 4 127 1G7 157 455 455Vhitney
WhitneyRoberts Whitney 104 1 io 4 150 160 160 414 414Robert 414ltobert5
Roberts RobertsTotals Ho 181 184 159 158 issTotals 523 523Lund 523otal
Totals otal 716 S05 i91 i91Ogden 7912312 7912312Ogden
Ogden OgdenLund OgdenLUnd
Lund LundBartlett 190 1E6 109465 100 100B 109 465 465Bartlett
Bartlett BartlettMiller B rtlett 141 1S6 114427 114 114 421 421Miller 427Miller
Miller MillerWatkin 154 178 167 499 499Watk1n 499Wtttkine
Watkin WatkinFretwell 121 116 191428 191 418 418Fretwell 423Fretwell
Fretwell 191 124 154 154 489 483Totals 489Tot 489Totals
Totals Tot TotalsHANDBALL la 737 730 7452272 7452272HANDBALL 7452Zi2HANDBALL
HANDBALL ENTRIES OPEN OPENEntries OPENEnt11 OPENEntrIes
Entries Ent11 s are still open op n for the handball handballdouble htlndballdouble handballdouble
double tournament at the Y M C A A The Thecommittee Thecommltteo Thecommittee
committee In charge Is anxious n lou for > the theplayers theplayers theplayers
players 40 get in line at once so o the thedrawingscan thedrawings thedrawings
drawingscan drawings can be made and the tourna tournament tournamont tournamont ¬
mont started startedAsk
1 1 1Ask 1Ask
Ask your our grocery for Vienna Viennabket7 Viennabket7br bakery bakerybread bakerybread
bread br ad Its the Best 13 est
BRITT BLAMES IIAMESBACSMITII IIAMESBACSMITIISay BLACKSMITH BlACKSiJHSay
Say Eddie Graney Is Behind BehindCharges BehindCharges BehindCharges
Charges of Fake F aka Made Madeby Madeby MadebyJoeGans
by byJoeGans byJoeGansSan Joe Cans GansJSan j jSan
San Frandsco Franct5co Cal Feb 21 21Jlmmy 21JlmmyBritt 21JimmyBrltt Jimmy JimmyBritt
Britt his brother Willie and old man manBritt manBritt manBrltt
Britt all make denials of f Joe Cans Canscharges Ganscharg Gaascharges
charg charges B of crookedness crook d ss in framing up upthe u uthe
the fight between b twe n Gans and Britt two twoyears twoY twotears
years Y ars ago The Th gist of Jimmys long talk talkla
la that Gans produces no proof roof that any anycourt anycourt anycourt
court of law would Ould accept All he ad advances advances advances ¬
vances is his own word Jimmy says saysQatts saysGans saysGans
Gans cannot force pie me into a return returnfight leturntight returnfight
fight by such bulldozing tactics as I Iwill 1wUl Iwill
will never step into a ring with him himagain himagain himagain
again I cannot see how any fairminded fairmindedman
man considering the reputation of Gans Gansfor Gansfor Cansfor
for crooked work and my own clean rec record record recOrd ¬
ord can believe what wh he says In other otherwords otherwords otherwOrds
words if Captain Clptln Kidd dd should accuse accusePresident accusePr accusePresident
President Pr sldent Roosevelt of housebreaking housebroakingwould housebroaklngwould housebreakingwould
would anybody aybody believe beleve the ta charge chargeGans chargeGans chargeGaas
Gans says Herford and ad my brother brotherWilliefixed brotherVUle brotherWillie
Williefixed Willie VUle tix fixed d the t maitch mwch up Why does doesnot doesnot I
not Gans bring forth the testimony testmony or orHerford orHerord ofHerford
Herford Herord or of any ay other third tird party partyCans partyGans partyGang
Cans Gans says the first sot of article artcle we wosigned wesiged wesigned
signed siged was a 1 phOEy set Where Vh ro is that thatother thatother thatother
other set set1 Let Gans produce it itWillie HV11e itWillie
Willie V11e Britt Brit asks how it is if the fight fightwas tightwas fightwas
was framed fr ed up that Cans G ng should fall falldown faUow falldown
down ow three times without wihout being b tng hit thus thusmaking thusmaIng thusmaking
making maIng it possible pos ible for the referee rder o to dis disqualify disqualfy diequalify ¬
qualify him himPapa himPapa himPapa
qualfy Papa Brttt Brt says plainly that tat Eddie EddieGraney EddloGraney ddic ddicGraney
Graney la behind Gans and ant Is egging him himon himon himon
on to get revenge r vengo on Brltt Brit Altogether Altogetherthe
the th merry war furnishes amusement ausement to tothe toto tothe
the to local mer o al sports but is seriously t hurting hurtingthe hurtingthe hurtingthe
the fighting ightng game gameABE gameAUE gameABE
ABE ATIEL ATTftAFTER AFTER IT1 IT1Legit HYLAND HYLANDLegitl llYANllLegit
Legit Featherweight Willing Willingto Wiing Wiingto With ng ngto
to Meet McClintocs McClntocs Fight Fighting Fighting Fightirig ¬
ing Machine MachineDenver Machinelenver MachineDenver
Denver lenver Feb 21 21Jack Jack Mooney of floe Boston B08on floeton ¬
ton < on who Is handling hendlng the affairs aialrs of Abe AbeAttel Ab AbAtel AbeAttel
Attel Atel has ha written to Manager Manngor Gallagher Gallagherof
of the Coliseum CoHsoumj trying u < ing to match matC hi h his man manJack hlanAtalnst nienagainst
Atalnst against Dick 1Iyixnd yuind Attel tel a t to fi fight fightJack ht htJack
Jack Walsh Wah at a Boston BCgton next Thursday Thursdayevening ThUflda3 Thureddevening
evening after which he will wl be b free t e to tomakeanother tomake tomakeanother
makeanother make Cher engagement engagomertt Walsh lately latelydefeated tlel tleldefeated lateidefeated
defeated John Reagan R ga who was wa brougju brougjuto btOugPto
to Denver several yearsago years ears J ago by Jack Jackcaliber Ja JaCkMeKenna k kMcKenna
McKenna MeKenna and who showed championshiP championshiPc champiOnshipcaliber
caliber c lb r at that time tme Attel AU l is willing wUlng to tofight tofJght tofight
fight anyone at from 122 12 to 130 13 pounds poundsKid poundsKid ounds oundsKid
Kid Parker P rk r has ha sent word that tha ho howill how1 liewill
will w1 be back back in Denver in Irta a a few days daysready dayt daysready
ready r ady to meet any man ma of his weight w fght His Hisrecent Hisrecent Hisrecent
recent battle batte with Jack ack OKeefe OKe of Chi Chicago ChicagO CMcage ¬
cago has ha demonstrated domonstrated to his satisfaction satisfactionthat satsfa satisfactionthat ton tonthat
that that he is back in his oldtime o1Um form formYoung formYoung formYoung
Young Corbetf Corbet Is reported to be also alsoon alsoon alsoon
on his way home thus bringing bringng the two twomen twomen twomen
men here at at about the to same time tmo Their Theirreturn Theirreurn Theirreturn
return will wu recall r cl some history hlstor When WhenParker WhenParker VhenParker
Parker reurn was wa at his hi height as a a boxer Cor Corbett Co Corbett 1
bett frequently frequenty solicited slc = ed the favor of a afight afight afight
fight but was invariably told to get getreputtlon a areputation areputation
reputation reputtlon Later when Corbett Corbet became becamegreat becamegreat j
great and Parker was not not so good < < the thelatter thelatter ho I
latter geat tried to get on only to be informed informedthat informedthat
that he tred was not worthy of consideration considerationNow consideraton consideratonNow I
Now there th r is a prospect for tot the th two tw to tomeet tomeet tomeOt
meet if some som club prospec desires desir s the match matchThe matchThe atch atchThe
The negotiations for a fight between betweenRube betw betweenRube n nube
Rube ube Smith Smih neg tatons and ad Billy Biy Otto O ts have reached reacheda roach d dst
a stage st where wh r It I 19 announced nnouncedth they y will willbe wi wlllbe
be club the March lrch card cd at the Democratic Democraticclub n mocratc mocratcclub
CYCLE RACE ENDS ENDSIN IN RIOT RIOTralS
4 + Paris ralS I ¼ ris Feb F eb b 2L 2Te 21The The twelvehourf tWIthour tWIthourr twelvehour +
4 + relay r lay cycle race rae for tor teams tems at t the th theVelodrome 4 4Velodrome 1 1satisfactory 1
± Velodrome dHiver had h d a a most un unsati unsatiSfactory
+ satisfactory sati fator ending The crowd dis dissatisfied dIssatsfi dissatisfied
I + satisfied satsfi at the waiting waUng tactice tact ice pur pursued pursued ¬
+ sued gU d by the contestants ont s9nts before the thefinal theflnal thefinal t
+ final flnal rush Invaded the track trck tore toreup tort
4 up the barricades barcades threw thr V paper paperbooks paperbooks
+ books U1 te and sticks at the cyolists cyOlit and andscattred andscattered i
4 + scattered scattred glass glas on the track This Thiscaused Thiscaused Thiscaused
+ caused several punctures resulting reulng reulngin resultingin
4 + in accidents accid nts The race ended in a aRINGER ariot ariot +
+ riot
+ + + + + + + + 4 + + + + + + + + + + + t 4 9 9RINGER + + + t + + t tRINGER +
RINGER AT HOT SPRINGS SPRINGSHot
Hot Springs Ark Feb 21 2At 21At At Oaklawn Oaklawntodav OaklawntodaY Oaklawntoday
today Sprng A J Polndexter Polnd xterrefetcrld registered a horse horseas
as todaY The Rake Rke hut It I was wa deoided that tha the thehorse thehorse thehorse
horse was a ringer and the association associationtook asclatort asclatorttook associationtook
rinJer
was
him took charge of o the horse and will w1 brand brandhim brandhim brandhim
T
LOCAL CALBRWFJ CALBRWFJBOISE BRIEFS 1 1B01SE
BOISE AIDS MOVEMENT MOVEMENTTh The Boise Boisechamber Boisechaber Boisechamber
chamber chaber of commerce has h95 sent a check checkfor che checkfor k ktor
for 50 to aid the See Ste America America move movement movement movemeat ¬
meat mentGOVERNORS ment meatGOVERNORS
GOVERNORS WILL MEET 1IETho 1IEThoboard MEETThe MEETTheboard The Theboard
WL
board of governors of the Commercial Commercialclub Commercial Commercialclub
club will w1 hold a meeting meetng Friday evening eveningBANK eveningBANK eveningBANK
BANK CLEARINGS CLEAINGSLo CLEABINGSLOCaI Local al bank bankclearings bankelearing bankclearings
clearings for yesterday amounted amount d to to647H
elearing 32641714 647H The T yeterdaY corresponding coresponding day last lastyear lastyear lastyear
year was a a legal holiday holidayY holdy holdyY
Y M C A EMPLOYMENT ErLOYlENT BUREAU BUREAUThe DUREAUThe BUIEUThe
The Y M 11 C A has established establshed an anemployment anemployment anemployment
employment bureau bur u for or men and boys It Itwill Itwill
will TlS b under the te charge of Professor ProfessorFrench ProfessorFrench ProfessorFrench
French wi of the educational cducatonal department departmentGUARD dopartmentQUAD departmentGUARD
GUARD MEMBERS HAVE DANCE DANCETroop DANCETroop DANCliTroop
Troop QUAD A of the National Natonk Guard of Utah Utahgave Uth Uthgave Utahgave
gave a dance last lat evening in the th armory armorywhich armor armorywhich
which had been b en decorated with wih bunting buntingand buntng buntngad buntin buntinand
and ad pictures piotur About 250 2 couples attended attendedthe dttend dttendthe ttttendethe
the hop Refreshments Refreshment wore W re served servedafter sered seredafer servedafter
after afer the te dancing dancingPASTOR dancingPASTOR dancingPASTOR
PASTOR IS SURPRISED SURPRIBEDMembers Members of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the English Lutheran church gave a sur surprise surprse surpriso ¬
prise party last lat evening on their pastor pastorand p pastorand u tor torand
and prse his wife WI Rev and Mrs H A A Han Hanson Han Han80n Hanson ¬
son hs 338 South Fourth East Eat street street After Aftera Afer Afera
36
a dinner dinJ1 r had been served H red the evening eveningwas eveJ1lngwa
was a wa spent in sociability sociab1ty and speeches speechesPROFESSOR sp speechesPROFESSOft eches echesPROFESSO
PROFESSOR BALL TO SPEAK S SfiABPro SfiABProfessor EAPro EAProfessor Pro Professor ¬
fessor E D Ball Bal of the state agricultural agriculturalcollege agIculural agIculuraloollege agriculturalcollege
college at Logan Logn will wi address addr ss the Salt SaltLake SaltLake SaltLake
Lake County Horticultural Hortculural society socl ty Sat Saturday Saturday Saturday ¬
urday afternoon aferoort at 1 oclock on spraying sprayingand spr31ng spr31ngnd sprayingand
and nd Insect pests p t The he meeting meetng will wU be beheld beheld beheld
held in Judge Morses court room in the thecity te tecity thecity
city and county building buildingVISITS buiding buidingVlSIS buildingVISITS
VISITS CITY SCHOOLSA C Young Youngsuperintendent YoungsuperInt Youngsuperintendent
superintendent superInt ndent of the Butte Bute schools spent spentyesterday spentY spentyesterday
yesterday Y terday in Salt St Lake ke on his return retrn from froma froma
a trip to Los Angeles Angel s Cal Guided by bySuperintendent bySuperntendent bySuperintendent
a Superintendent Superntendent trp D H Christensen Chrstene rt he vis visited vIsIed vieIted ¬
ited several S veral of the schools with a special specialview specialvieW specialview
view Ied of inspecting Inspectng manual training work workAccompanied workAccompanied workAccompanied
Accompanied by Mrs Young he left on onthe onthe onthe
the night train tan for or Butte ButteTO ButteTO ute uteTO
TO ENLARGE CAR CA BARNS DASThe DASTheWcst I3ARNSThe I3ARNSTheWest The TheWest
West Seventh South street car c barns bars of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Utah Uth Light Railway Ralway company compay will willbe w1 willbe
be enlarged to accommodate nccomodate increased increasedrolling increaed increaedrolng increasedroIling
rolling stock Iron Irn brackets brcket have been or ordered ordered ordered ¬
rolng dered for the standlamps strd laps There will w1 be bea bea bea
a lamp on every eV ry other pole except where wherearc wherearc wherearc
arc lights lght are used Figures Figres on the dif different different different ¬
ferent kinds are ae to be given to the te city citycouncil cty ctyounci citycoUncil
council sooh so it can gyen decide what whB kind kindof klndof
ounci
of lights lght are wanted wantedPERSONAL wat wantedg wantedPERSONAL d dPERSONAL g Jnd Jndof
PERSONAL PERSONALjudge
judge E F Colborn colbor coiris has ha returnedfrom returnedfroman r returned turnd from tromn froman
an n eastern eater trip during which he h visited visitedNew vIsied vIsiedNew visitedNew
New York Washington n Chicago St StLouis StLuis StLouis
Louis Luis Omaha Omaha and and p Denver DenverI i
I GO ANYWHERE ANYVHERETo ANYW ERE ERETo
To photograph anything nn thln Harry Harr Ship Shipfer Shipler Shipler
ler Commercial Photographer Photogra herl 151 l l So SoMain SoMaln Soda1u
Main Maln Phones Bell Bel o i iDIAMONDCOAL I 2S2SK Ind 1174 1174DIAMOND Jl1t Jl1tI Jl1tDIAMOND 11Uo
DIAMOND DIAMONDCOAL DIAMONDCOALSold COAL COALSold COAtSold
Sold only by Citizens Citzens Coal Conl company companyRemoved compan1 compan1Removed companyRemoved
Removed to 153 13 S Main Ma Phone Ihon 43 4
LOGDEN OGDEN NEWS NEWSOffce
Office Offce 2484 Washington Vashllgton Avenue AvenueOgden AvenueOgden Avenueigden
Ogden Thursday Feb Feb 22 22j 22COUNCll 22COIINCftMAN
COUNCll COIINCftMAN j CHISEL CHA 1BERS FOUND GUilTY BY JURY JURYPresident JURYPresident JURYPresident
President of Ogden OgdenCityCouncjI City Council Convicted on the Charge of ofClaiming ofClainling ofClaiming
Claiming and Collecting Colecting Illegal Iegal Fees FeesPenalty FeesPenaltytoBe Penalty to toBe toBe
Be Imposed Next Wednesday
Shortly Shorly after t r 9 oclock yesterday morn morning mor mornlag ¬
lag the I Jury jur in the te case C of J D Skeen Skeenagainst Skeenaginst Skeeriagainst
against aginst Fred W V Chambers Chamb rsreturne returned a averdict averdict averdict
verdict of guilty giy as charged chare in the in information Inforaton information ¬
formation foraton Since that time tme however howeverthere howeverthere howeverthere
there have been consultatinons and seek seeking seeltIng seekIng ¬
consulatnons
ing of advice from different diferent sources souree by
those who will most likely lkely be affected nUectedby affectedby affectedby
w1
by the verdict The verdict as a rendered renderedin
in < the case cae reads re d as a follows followsWe foliowsWe
We the jury enuianiited mvan pd Ir the above aboveentitled aboveentitl4d
entitled enUt action find thf dftrtlant d ant F W V
sitions sltons and thus put ptt attend an dxtd n to t the theproo theprooceedlrgs pro proceedings proceedungs ¬
ceedings
ceedingsIt ceedlrgs
It is also known kotn that some sQmco same of those thoseconnected thoseconnected thoseconnected
connected aso with the case had had harbored the theidea th thIdea theIdea
idea that tat the wih men te could resign and then thenbe thenbe thenbe
be reappointed to the theposiUon position This pro proposition propositon proposition ¬
position positon was even put up to the district districtattorney dstriC districtattorney
attorney who was s asked ask d what he would woulddo wouldI woulddo
do atorney in this event event His H reply re wat ly was to tell tellthem teUth tellthem
I them th m that that an attempt a t mpt to trifle tltl with wih the thela thelal thelai
la lal in this fashion had better btter not be at attempted attempted ati ¬
i tempted In ths connection connecton It is under underi understoed
i > stood that tht parties parte stand ready to file e a
Fred W Chambers
Chambers Chamber guilty gity of charging and col collecting cl collocting ¬ 1 1lectlng
lecting illegal fees fee as charged chargng in the ac accusation accusaton accusation ¬
cusation cusaton that tat the charge in the accusa accusation accusaton accusation ¬
tion ton has ha been sustained sustainedW
W J HANCOCK Foreman ForemanAfter ForemanAfer ForemanAfter
After Afer each ech of the eight egh jurymen had an announced annoUnc anflounced ¬
flounced noUnc that the above abye was hid hi verdict vdrdictthe verdictth
the th Court named Wednesday T neay Feb 28 2 as asthe 8Sthe asthe
the time tme for the passing of sentence and anddismissed anddismissed d ddismised
dismissed dismised the jury It I is i claimed calm that that the thejury thejury thejury
jury stood all 81 night six 8 to o two or seven sevento Sen Sento sevento
to one for conviction convieton and ad that tat those h e hold holding boldIng holding ¬
ing outfor out for acquittal acuitl acuittal were brought over overto oerto Overto
to the th other side soon 8 after th the jurors jurorscommenced jurorsoommenc jurorsCommencad
commenced oommenc d their deliberations deibrn yesterday yesterdaymorning yerda yerdamoring yesterdaymorning
morning
morningThe moring morningThe
The verdict verdic was a not unexpected unex ted and andthere 8d 8dthere aidthere
there seems to be b about aout an a equal eual division divisionof
of opinion on the th result reul Sympathy Spthy is isexpressed isexprese Isexpressed
expressed for Mr Ir Chambers ChamW from fr per personal personal peroflftl ¬
sonal exprese point of view although atu h it is con conceded cn cnded conceded ¬
ceded ded that the th jury jur vew could cld do d no different differentfrom dUterot dUterotfrom differentfrom
from what it I did in the face of the evi evidence e cvidence ¬
dence produced prouced in the cs csThe c case caseThe
The only penalty petI that tht can cn b b be attached attachedto ttache
to the present preSnt action acton is the removal of ofMr ofMr ofMr
Mr Chambers from the city cty council cncn of ofwhich ofwhich ofwhich
which he has ben ben president preient since snce the thefirst thefrs thefirst
first of the year Four Fur other of the pros present pre preent prosent ¬
ent frs council are placed place In similar smfar positions positionsAgainst positionsAgainst
counci ptons ptonsAgainst
Against two of thee accusations accustion have havebeen havebeen havebeen
been filed and Mr Skeen Sken states stAte that un unless unless unless ¬
less the fed other two resign within a few fewdays fewdays fewdays
days the additional addltonl resig complaints cMplnt wthin will wl be beforthcoming beforthomirg beforthcoming
forthcoming forthcomingThe
forthomirg The case of Mr Sken SkHn vs William WiHa Craig Craigwas Crg Crgwa Craigwas
was called eU 1 In the th district distrct court crt yester yesterday yeer yeerday yesterday ¬
day wa morning but was wa continued cotnued until untiltomorrow untUtomorow untiltomorrow
tomorrow tomorow because beue acme 8me of tn th the attorneys attorneysare atoneys atoneystre
are tre out of the th city cityOther aty atyOther cityOther
Other Councilmen Councimen Caucus CaucusYesterday CaucusYeterday CaucusYesterday
Yesterday afternoon the m membrs members mbrs of ofthe ofthe ofthe
Yeterday
the present prent council cunci aferon affected affete by th the pro proceedings procedings proceedings ¬
ceedings together with those tho who were weremembers weremembr weremembers
members cedings togethr of the wih same me body bV body when the theillegal th thi thelilegni
illegal membr al appropriations were made de m met t In Inconference inconf inconference
conference i conf rence appropriatol with their teir attorneys t meys in the thaoffice theoffce theoffice
office of Maginais and ad Corn The Te con concultation cn cncuIat0n eoncuitation
offce cultation was fagnnl lengthy tuft a although alhough the tbxeresult theresult
result cuIat0n was not nt given out out it i is understood understoodthat unetO understoodthat
resul that the four remaining remainin gven members mebrsof of the thecouncil theouncl thecouncil
council ouncl had decided d ide to resign eln their ter po poNEW p pNEW poNEW
NEW PACKINGPLANT PACKINGPLANTMr PACKING PLANT PLANTMr
Mr Schlageter Returns From Fr m Trip to toLos toLos toLos
Los Angeles to See Se Contractor ContractorF
F E Schlageter Schll et r president predent of the Og Ogden Ogden ¬
Provision company re returned returned ¬
den de Packing Packlnl ProYlsl cmpny
turned yesterday 3esterdtty from frm Los L Angeles AngelasWhile Ag AngelesVhlle los losWU
While absent absent Mr Sohlageter Schl eter conferred conferredwith conferredwith
with 1th Contractor Pdge P e about abt the construe construction construetion ¬
eonlroI
tion ton of the th new packing pckng plant at Ogden OgdenAt
At the present time Mr Pae Is con considering cortsiderlng considering ¬
sidering constructing onstructng a similar slm similar ar plant plantwhich plantwhich plantwhich
which it Is feared feared will wi not be completed completedIn
In time to permit penit his taking ting charge chage of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the building bUiding work here When len asked to towhat towhat towhat
what extent etent the launching oi the new newpacking newpaclng newpacking
packing paclng company In Salt Slt Lake Lke would wouldeffect wouldeffect wouldeffect
effect their interests inter ts here Mr Schlageter Schlageterstated Schlageterstated Schlageterstated
stated that it would wuld not interfere in any anyway anyWay anyway
way Way whatever what ver with their proposed plant plantAn plantA plantAn
An A effort is now wth being bing made Id by the new newconcern newconcern newconcern
concern to induce the Harriman Hrrlm people peopleto P OplO OplOto
to remove their stockyards from Twen Twentyfourth Twentywfourth Twentyfourth ¬
tyfourth to Thirtieth Tirteh street strlet the site 51 te of ofthe otthe ofthe
the new packing plant plantCopper plantCopper plantCopper
Copper Company Organized OrganizedArticles OrganizedArtcles OrganizedArticles
Articles of Incorporation were filed filedhere tied tiedh filedhere
Artcles
here h r yesterday yet rday by the OgdenLucin Cop Copper Copp Copper ¬
per p X company with 1th a a capital opltt11 stock of
400000 0000 0 and shares of a 1 par value of 1 1This 1TIs 1This
This corporation has h absorbed absorbed pr the inter interests tnt interests r rest ¬
TIs ests est of corprton the Uth Utah Nevada Nev da Gold Cop Copper Copper topper ¬
per company The officers ofn rs of the new newconcern newconcern w wcncern
concern cncern are are President Pedent J Stanley X Dee Deevice > ee eevice e
vice president presidert Peter Pete Cunningham Cnningham secre secretarytreasurer 8Mrtatreaur sOcretarytreasurer ¬
tarytreasurer tatreaur r E E A A Stratford Strtford superin superintendent auporintendent suporintendent ¬
tendent P Cunningham Cnnlnghami attorney Jo JoMead Joseph Joseph
seph Ct CatS Th These S togctnr together wth with L M MMead MMead
Mead David Dvid Hansen D F Sooy Soy and andrectors ad adDavd andDavid
rectors Davd rcct David < rs 1 1i1 Steele for form the bArd board of dl dlrcct dlrectors
Jap Struck by Train TrainM
M Kasha Kaha a Japanese JaprteSQ laborer labrer wad wadstruck va5struCk
struck str6k by the th engine hauling bulnt General GeneralManager G GeneralMahager nernl nernlM
Manager M r W H 1 Bancrofts Ban ngne < rottg special s al near nearWyuta nearWyuta
Wyuta Wytn g station staton on the Tftiion ton Pacific Pa lfie yes yesterday yesterday yenterday ¬
terday afternoon 4tteroon and was wa eoriously eOrlOul in injured Injured injured ¬
jured jured The Jap was wa one of a a party part of oftrack oftrack
track trak laborers 1aorers who stepped aside upon uponthe u uponthe n nte
the te trains tins approach Kasha Kha did not step stepfar stepfar stepfar
far enough away aWay from fom tne track and andwas anawu andwas
was struck by the th pilot plot beam bN and ad hurled hurledseveral hurl hurledseveral d dsever
several sever l feet He was picked up U by y his hisfellow hs hstaloW hisfellow
fellow taloW workmen workm n and later brought to toOgden toOgden toOgden
Ogden on a freight train trln and taken taktn to tothe tote tothe
the te Japanese Jlpalh 8e hospital ho p1 in this city cityPickpocket cty ctyPIckpocket cityPickpocket
Pickpocket Arrested ArrestedTfifcodore ArrestedT ArrestedTfIodore
Tfifcodore T ocore Boyle was 1 detected det Ctd yesterday yesterdayjODoy yesterdayafternoon
ateroon afternoon while In in the Rot ot Pdk1ng picking th thpookt the thepookots
pookt pookots Of f J Jameo meEtL MeCormick Conlelt 11 lii te teobby the theObby
obby of a a a xwantyifLt T Twcnty3ttlj nty sweat set iIbt note nt > while wnnathe whl whilethe
the te latter ltter was ailMp ale4sittin rt1 sitting to 11 a dalr dalrBo < 0iair 0iairBoyle hair hairBo1e
Al Boyle Bo Herrick Hemck e wa w WAS jilaeSd tl IaCidtI1Idr iifidtr c nd 9tUni trrest trr6st trr st by u r Officer OfficerAl tfc r rAl
complaint complain on a felony charge if such an anattempt anattempt
attempt atempt is made Mr Skeen Sken states sttes that thathe thathe
he is ready to t insist upon the bringing bringingof brngng brngngof bringingof
of such action acion through the county cnt attor attorney Itor attorney ¬
ney if the te councilmen cunclmen do not give up the theidea theIde theidea
idea Ide of holding on to their jobs jobsThe jobsThe jobsThe gve
The verdict rendered rendere yesterday oe8terd Y Is Issweeping issweeping e esweping
sweeping sweping in that it compels the suspen suspension 8usp suspension n nsion ¬
sion of the defendant defendnt as city cit councilman councilmaneven cuncimart cuncimarteven
even though tough he should shuld appeal appe the case caseThe cse cseThe caseThe
The law law is mandatory mandar that a man man con convicted conict convieted ¬
victed ict under similar simiar charges charge shall sh l be beremoved beremo beremoved
removed remo from fro office and states state that th t in incase Incs incase
case cs of an appeal appe he shall be suspended suspendedpending suspendedpndig suspendedpending
pending pndig the decision deision of the supreme supremecourt supremecurt supremecourt
court curt It is not expected eXJte that the Cham Chambers Chamerg Chamhers ¬
hers erg case cs will Wl be appealed appealedThe appee appealedThe
The question quetion as a to t who will wn be selected selectedas selectedtS
as tS president preent of the U1 city cty council cunc1 is also alsoinvolved alsoInvolved alsoInvolved
involved and whether or not Mr Cham Chambers Chambers Chamhers ¬
bers successor su s r will wH be president of the thobody th thby thebody
body by or not no
Story of the Trial TrialThe TrialThe TrialThe
The original orgnal complaint cmplaint against aginst Mr MrChambers MrChabrs MrChambers
Chambers Chabrs wa was filed Jan 24 and and an anamended anamende anamended
amended amende complaint cmplaint filed fe Feb Ieb t The de defendant defendant dofendant ¬
fendant was wa arraigned arrigne Feb 13 1 and ad plead pleadhot pled pledot pleadhot
hot ot guilty glty The case cse occupied ocpie eight e < ht days daysin
in court curt The allegations 8egton as set forth In mthe inthe
the complaint were that the defendant defendantwho defendant defendantwho defendantwho
who was wa elected e6t to the city council cuncl on onthe onthe onthe
the nepub1 Republican n ticket tck t from the Fourth Fourtnward Fourthward
ward wad Nov 3 IMS 1 had wilfully wifuly and ad fraud fraudulently trad tradulenty fraudulently ¬
ulently presented bills to the
city
ulenty prnted bls coca council con conci cocadl ¬
cil ci for services sen1ee on different committees committeesand
and boards brl appointed aPPlte by that tht body by upon uponsome upn upnsme uponsome
some sme of which it was WA claimed claime chat he henever h hneer honever
never neer served sre In all al the amounts amonts in inQuestion inqueton Inquestion
Question queton were er 36050 i of which Chambers Chambersreturned Chmbrs Chmbrsrturne Chambersreturned
returned rturne 10050 0i to the city et treasury teaury upon uponthe upn upnthe uponthe
the commencement commencmt of the proceedings proceedingsagainst proein proeinainst proceedingsagainst
against ainst him by Mr Ske Sken Sheen n It I was claimed claimedthat claimedthat claimedthat
that this amount amont was over and above abve the thesalary theslr thesalary
salary slr provided prd by ordinance and ad that thatthe chatte thatthe
the te defendant defedant appropriated apprrate the same sao to tohis tohis tohis
his own o us u use The te charge was W also made madethai madothat madethat
that the defendant had wilfully wlfuly as neglected neglectedto neglet negletto
to perform his official offcial duties dute in allowing allowingand alowing alowingand allowingand
and joining with th other councilmen cunclhn4m in al allowing allon alIowiu ¬
lowing lon jing cliin3 to themselves themlve without wthout first firstinquiring firstinqulrlJ firstinqulrlng
cm
inquiring inqulrlJ nee as to their legality l gUty and rightful rightfulnee rightfuIne rightfulflees
ne
WILL BOOST FOR OGDEN OGDENReal
Real Estate Men Making Effective EffectiveCampaign Effecive EffeciveC EffeotiveCmpalgn
Campaign C mpaignfor for City CityThe CityThe CityThe
The The Heal Re Estate Estt tens te association Asiaton yes yesterday yesterday e ¬
terday torday at a the te Weber club adopted aopte meas measures me moasures ¬
ures looking 10okn to the systematic SstemaUc boosting boostingof btng btngof
of the th city clt It I was ws decided d lded to issue iue 100003 100003circulars 100 100003circulara
circulars advertising the advantages advantageswhich advantageswhich
which Ogden Ogen offers ofers for manufacturers manufacturersbusiness manufacturor manufacturersbusiness
business men m n and all al others other seeking a ahome ahome
home In a healthful holthful prosperous prosprous com community community cornmunity ¬
munity It i was as also decided decde to use every everyendeavor everyendeavor
endeavor to bring to Ogden Ogen a number of offactories off offactories
factories f tories by b offering inducements Induc ments The Thereal Te Terel Thereal
real rel estate est t men are in no 10 way con connected connecte connected ¬
nected necte with wih the 30000 30 000 club which whlch has as asyet asyet
yet ct accomplished accomplShed nothing nothingOne nothingOne nothingOne
One of the prominent members member of the theassociation theassociaton theassociation
association associaton said sad yesterday that he ex expected cxpected ¬
pected the population popul2tlon of Ogdon Ogtn to in ¬
crease creae at least l t IflLCOO la during durrtg the next n6tyear n6tyearHe year yearHe yearHe
He based bLnd fifa Hf M Dredidlicit red < ffion on on the fact flt that thatthe thtt thttthe thatthe
the nest lt ydmr yor several s vcra1 now industries industrieswere Ind industriwere
were wee to Jbo JO started t8rte In J the city whlon whlonwould wjfawould strli8 strli8wee
would wuld employ emJo > at least 1 8t 25 2 whu 30 i frauds s 1He 1Hecomitte lq fie fiecommittdees h hcozninttthee
comitte committdees appointed l pOntt wera we Weref i ry r C CAdvertisementJ
Advertisement AdvoiseEnt J J BrUmniitt Sis M
Skeenr Sk Sheen en O A Kennedy BrUmnti r
Commissions Commlsslons G A A Kelly K ly H H H God
dard dar A A t A Wengrcr WengrcrFinance WengcrFlnatiooE Yenic
Finance FlnahcoE FlnatiooE E S Rolapo Rola 9 J H Nelson NelSn
Chauncey ChAunc y Parry PAry
Manufactures Mufa ManufactnresW ture W B B WedelL V d l William WilliamPierce
Pierce N H Ives Ie TresRailroadsB 1Vlla f fRailroads
Railroads RHroadsB RailroadsB B H 1 GOddard GOdnd J B E Bate Batelantyne B E1 E1lant
lantyne lant ne W V BWIlsqh B W1l90n1 S Ilson IlsonMiningDon i > i if S S SMining
Mining MInngDon MiningDon Don Maguire lg lr H 1 > a 0 Bake Baier j IU IUP R 1 1P
P Hunter HunterPublic HunterPb1 HunterPublic
Public Pb1 Improvements OT C Nye 33 F FBratz PBratz
Bratz Brtz S S Smith SmIt SmItBURIAL SmithBURIAL > T TBURIAL
BURIAL OF DR HINJONJ HINJONJLarge Hf jro jroLarge
Large Attendance at Services Serices Held In InMethodist InMethodls InMethodist
Methodist Church ChurchNotwthstndlrg ChurchNotwlthstandirg y yNotwithstanding
Notwithstanding Notwthstndlrg tho weather there therewas therow therewas
was w a large attendance a endaa6 at at th the funeral funeralservices funeralseric funeralservices
services seric held at the First Frst Methodist Methodistchurch Methodistchurch Iethodlstchurch
church yesterday afternoon over the re remains remains remains ¬
mains of the late Dr W H H HInton The Theservices Theserl Theservices
services serl were under th the direction directon of the
local locl lodge loge of F 8 A A Mi 11 of which whl tho thtdeceased
deceased doeed was s a member memb r There Ter wa w lhQ ia iawealth i R a awealth
wealth wlth of f floral foral offerings The T muoal muoalprogramme musoal musoalprogamme muacalprogramme
programme progamme was rendered rendr d under the th di direction dirseticn I Ir ¬
rection r tn of Professor Pof ssr Squite Squle Coop
The other oth r musical musloal numbers nubers wtc sbldfr sbldfrby sb1 sb1by sbld
by Mrs Bessie Bele Dean Deal Allison jmd
UI8G jnd jndHerbet
Herbert Herbet Anderson Anderson and as th thp the body was wasbeing wasbeing wasbeing
being carried cie from the church Schumanns SchumannsAndant Schumans SchumansAn SchumannsAndante
Andante An ntn was rendered rendere Th The services servlocIn sfrlcNJ sfrlcNJIn servicesin
In the church were conducted conducte by b Rev RevSamuel RevSm4el RevSemdei
sermon sermonA sermo Samuel Sm4el Blair Blar who delivered dlv red an eloquent eloquentsermon Eloquent Eloquentsermo eloquentsermon j jA
A targ krg arg ftfft ftMrt fwsieral ral cortege rege followed folowed tho thn thaa thaamains fa famains
mains maID to the Mountain View VieW cemetery cemeterywhera cemot cemeterywhere ry
where here they were wee placed in IntheaulC1td IntheaulC1tdwhere the vault urtrt urtrtwhere thidwhere
where they the will ViU pac remain leaht until unU theirr6 theirr6xnoval therr thelrrOmoval 1 1mo
xnoval mo to t California CalforlA The Masonii 4IaSnl ritual rlual rltua rltuaIstic ¬
istic service was said Id at the tomb tombROBBED tom tomROBBED tombROBBEDONTHETRAIN
ROBBED ROBBEDONTHETRAIN ROBBEDONTHETRAINGirl ON THE TRAIN TRAINGirl TRAINGirl
O
Girl on Way to San Francisco Loses LosesMoney LosesMoney LosC3Money
v vAnnie
Money and an Ticket TicketAnDie TicketAnnie
Annie Nelson aged ag d 17 years js a ps pssng ass passenger
s senger sng r on a Union Pacific train tr 1ritroin from the theeast th thast thGeast
east ast reported report 1 having been relieved r l1eved of ofhr otlI ofher
hr lI tr < pun pu purse at sam point between here and andGr andGrten andGreen
Gr Green en Rtv River r She was en route from fromw tromYork from9ew
9ew w York to San Francisco where wh re sh shaxpecte she sheaxpacteO 8h0expected
expected r to join her father She was wastravftllnr wastravelSn Wastraveling
traveling travelSn alone and as several pasaan Jassengets pasaangers passeagems
gets vouched for her having had a tick ticket tickt ¬
et t 1 Conductor Ryan brought her to this thiscity thiselt7 thiscity
city Her case was reported to Super Superintendent SU1erIMeMent Superintendant ¬
intendent Manson who furnished d Miss MissNelttn 1I1ssNelMn MissNelson
Nelson with transportation to San Fran Francltfco FranC FranCisco
Cisco The purse urse which was stolen was wasUtter waslater waslter
Utter found in the toilet room of the car carIn cark1 carIn
In which Miss Nelson was traveling and andwhere andwh andwhere
where wh e it was doubtless thrown by the thethief th ththief thethtef
thief
Burial of Mrs Beech BeechTh BeechThe BeechThe
Th The funeral services over the remains remainsOf
Of Mrs Mary Ann Beech will be held heldfrom held1rom eld eldfrom
from the Mound Fort meeting hoxiai nt AtocJoek t tS
3 oclock Sunday afternoon Interment Intermentwill Interm Intermentwill nt ntw11l
will b be in the City cm cemetery cemeteryOgden cemeteryOgden t ry ryOgden
Ogden Briefs BriefsJames BriefsJames BriefsJames
James Gale who was arrested on Tuos Tuosty Tuosday TuesdAY
day ty was examined as to his sanity by byrs byDrs byLire
Lire rs Ezra Rich and H J Powors and andCommitted anilcommitted andCommitted
Committed to the state mental hospital at atafternoon atProvo atProvo
Provo where he was as taken yctat yet0r4y yet0r4yafternoon rclay rclayafternoon
afternoon by Sheriff Joseph Jo eph W Bailey BallsyOn Balle BalleOn BaileyOn
On account of Washingtons bfrthtday bfrthtdaythere birthtda birthtdathere blrthtdaythere
there will be but one delivery from the therostoffic therostoffiee theostoffIce
rostoffic ostoffIce today by carriers The gen general genTal general ¬
eral Tal delivery deHe stamp and registry win windows windows windews ¬
dows will be open from 0 to 10 a m and andthe aRdthe cadthe
the money order department dePftrtm nt will be beclosed beclosed beclosed
closed all U day dayMarriage daylIartiag dayMarriage
Marriage licenses licenll S were issued yesterday yesterdayto esterdllYto
to Edgar V Oekerman Ock rmen aged S and Miss MisRachael MissRachael tl tlRachael
Rachael M Newer 11 ew aged 23 23 both of Og Ogden Ofden Ogden ¬
den to George G6 rr S Thomas aged ag 21 and andMiss andMls9 andMiss
Miss Clara L Skeen aged ag d 22 23 both of ofPlain o oPlain ofPlain
Plain City and to John T Cook aged
3 3 and Miss Sarah C Wheeler Wbell r aged ng d 2 2both 2 2both 2both ±
both cf West Weber WeberIn
In the district dlstrlot court yesterday a di divorce dlvorc divorc ¬
vorce vorc complaint was W S filed by Rose Cook Cookagainst CMkaJainst cookagainst
against Frank Cook in which nonsup nonsupport nonsu nonsup itonsupport ¬
port p rt is alleged The cooks were mar married marred marred ¬
red in Brigham In March Mar h 190L The Theplaintiff T TplILlntlf Theplaintiff
plaintiff asks for the custody of a minor minorchild mJnorchild minorchild
child and general relief in addition to toen tonn toan
en annulment of the marriage bonds bondsBecause bondsERROR bondsERROR
ERROR IN I NAME AM MAKES AES ROW ROWBecause ROWBecause
Because of an error in a nam name stock stockholders stookholders stockholders ¬
holders in the DalyWest Mining com company company cornpany ¬
pany residing in Cincinnati 0 think that thattheir thattheir thattheir
their representative on the board of di directors directors directorS ¬
rectors was not reelected reel Ct4k1 at < the annual annualelection annualelection annualelection
election of the company held recently
W V S McCornick 1rCCornlCkj treasurer of the oom oomthe oompany coatpany
pany said last n night eht that Lazard Kahn Kahnt1e Kahnthe
the Cincinnati director had been re reelected rel reelected
elected l Cted but that his name was sent out outincorrectly outincorrectly outincorrectly
incorrectly over the wire wireThe wIreThe wireThe
The following dispatch received fast fastnight fastnight lastnight
night by The Herald from its Cincinnati Cincinnaticorrespondent CincInnaticorrespondent CincinnaticorrO5pondent
correspondent shows the feeling of the thestockholders thestockholders thestockholders
stockholders there thereCincinnati thereCincinnati thereCincinnati
Cincinnati 0 Feb 21 1ClnclnnaU 21Cincinnatiholders Cincinnati CincinnatiIndignant
I holders ot Dal 1alyWest Vest mining stock are areindlgnam areindignant
Indignant over the manner In which they theyclaim theyclaim they1aim
claim they were turned down at the an annual annual annual ¬
nual meeting of the company com pan at Salt SaltLake SaltLake SaltLake
Lake Utah Monday Charges of de deception decptlon deCOption ¬
ception and fraud are being b61D made and In Inthe Inthe inthe
the near future a meeting of the th local looalstockholders 100alstockholders localstockholders
stockholders will be held and steps taken takentoward takentoward takentoward
> toward an Investigation InvestigationOf
Of the 150003 shares of thd th company companynearly OOmptlnynearly companynearly
nearly onehalf are held by Cincinnatians CincinnatiansOwing7 CInclnnatlansOwIng CfncinnatiansOwing
OwIng to a e dissatisfaction among the thestockholders thestockholders thestockholders
stockholders the local interests sent dele delegates delegates delegates ¬
gates to the meeting m a year ago and andone andseoured andsecured
secured the ole election of Lazard Kahn as asone asone
one of the directors At Mondays meet meeting meetIng meeting ¬
ing Kahn was turned turn d down downThomas downI downThomas
Thomas James today made public a aletter aletter aletter
I letter he received Dec 22 from W Y S SMcCornick SMcCornlck SMcComnick
McCornick treasurer tr surer of the company companywhich oompanywhich companywhich
which Is a reply repl to a letter announcingthat announcing announcingthat
that the Cincinnati stockholders desired desiredthe de desiredthe lred lredthe
the reelection of Kahn as a director and andenquiring andenquiring andenquiring
enquiring what was contemplated in this thister thIsline th1 th1line
line b by the officIals The McCornlck let letter letter
ter stated that the election cl tlon of Mr Kahn Kahnwould Kahntould Kahnwould
would be entirely satisfactory to us and andthat a andthat 1d 1dthat
that this arrangement is agreeable to toPresident toPresident toPresident
President Bambergor Lulled to sleep by bytffis byI bytills
I tills letter the local holders made no noeffort noeffort noeffort
effort to get proxies which were hastily hastilygathered hastilygathered
gathered by b the officials before the Cin Cincinnatians CincinnatIans Cm Cmcinnatlans ¬
I cinnatians had a chance to find out hbw hbwthey hbwthe howthey
they the hd been misled misl d into activity by byfalse byfAlse byfalse
false promises
W41IIIPJ1Ct 11t1111LW Ty 1 NI t a
GARDNER DAILY STORE NEWS NEWSStore NEWSI
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I Store Will Not Be Open Today Todayi
1 I Being Being a holidayyoull have time tol to i look i iBeing k over overyour OVllyour
your clothing needs needsThen needsThen needsI <
Then the next step in in the right direction will wJ 1 b bto bT be beto I Ito
to come here tomorrow and gratify gr tify them themWe themWe I IWe
I We have clothes for all events eventsthe the right sort sortfor sortfor sortfor
for all occasions occasionsTHAT occasionsI occasions1THAT
THAT TENDOLLAR TEN DOLLAR SALE OF MENS M NS SUITS SUITSAND SUITSI
I I AND OVERCOATS WILL BE CONTINUED JO JOMORROWY TO TOMORROW TOMORROW ¬ 1
MORROW MORROWPRICE MORROWI 1 1E
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