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Show DAILY UTAH PAGE TWO. STATE JOURNAL, MONDAY, APRIL 2P, 19CS. AMUSEMENTS BRAVERY OF TURKS Newsy Gossip of I I the SporfM0 WorM I nr urn of PREPARING FOR Of THE ii GOING AHEAD II Chicago heads the National League 800; Pittsburg and New York follow with 750. In the American league, after the flrst weeks play. Bt. Louts la flrat, with 100 and New York second with 750. Chicago took Sunday game from 8t. Louis, 4 to 8, in a loosely played game. Errors gavg Pittsburg an early lead over Cincinnati and won 4 to 8, In tha American league, Bt. Louis beat Chicago, 4 to 0. In the Western league. Pueblo drfpgtcd Denver, 4 to 2; Omaha beat sfeux City. I to 8, with two home runs bar Householder; and Lincoln walloped pea Moines, 8 to 8. In tha Northwestern league, Beattie won from Butte, by hammariflg out three runs In the sixth, getting a score of 7 to 4. The American beat Spokane, 4 to 8. , Tacoma and Vancouver played two games, the first shutout by being a Tacoma and Vancouver winning the second, 8 to 2. In the American association, Toledo beat Bt. Paul, 8 to 2; Louisville won from Kanaaa City. S to 2; Milwaukee walloiied Indianapolis, 8 to I and Columbus beat Minneapolis, with a acore of 8 to 1. Great Stadium to Accommodate 70,000 Is Ready and Much Interest Shown. Horse Show in New York, Hack Wrestles Again and Ballists Begin Business. NEW YORK, April t20. Among tha 20. With the closimportant sporting events on the calin today, of entrire racquets the ing this endar week are the following: for and the beginning uf the competition next Monday, the Olympic gamea to Today be held In London durlngrte apring Twelfth annual American Marathon run of tha Boston Athletic Aaoctatlon. and summer are fairly on. j'hlle the roequeta eonteat ia a minty event In Wrestling match for European chamthe long liat of international champlonahlp between Hachken schmldt and d pionships to be decided, Zybsco, at London. Intereat la befhg manifeated In It by Entries close for racquets contest of tennla playera and the proapecta are Britlah Olympic Aaoclatlon at London. good for a large Held. Tuesday The great atedium which haa been Seventeenth annual horse show opens eieeted by the Britlah Olympic New York at Durlmna, City. now la at Shepherds Bush Flrat annual automobile show openq la moat the magand complete nearly in Louisville. nificent edifice ever built for an athWednesday letic carnival. Eastern league opens season with Room Far 70000 Montreal at Baltimore end Buffalo at Thia atadtum haa been dealgned to Newark, other clubs opening Thursaccommodate 70,000 spectators, and, day with Rochester at Providence and bealdea, containa rooma for the com Toronto at Jersey City. officiate and general public petltora, Blue graaa league of Kentucky opens and a lot of floor apace for exhlblta of baseball season. aKirting implements. Maryland Jockey club begins racing The centre la a turf arena 700 feet UTAH LEAGUE MAY meet at Baltimore. 100 around in feet width, In length by Kentucky Racing Association opens which haa been laid a running track, OPEN NEXT SUNDAY meet In Lexington. having three la pa to the mile, and out Annual bench show at San Franaide of thla again a cycling track, cisco Kennel Club begins. 4 mile. The to the I lapa having College baseball: Franklin and Marturf and trarka were laid laat fall and BALT LAKE CITY, April 20. All the shall at Cornell; Pennsylvania at are already In epledld condition and have been declared the beat In Eng- professional baseball players In the city Georgetown; Lafayette at Princeton; met on the Walker Held Sunday morn- Harvard at Annapolis; Rutgers at Coland. ' ing, playing several practice gamea. lumbia; Holy Cross at Wesleyan; North Big Swimming Peel W. E. Srhoppe'd team, the one which' Carolina at Virginia; Williams at West la efiTmmlng arena the g Alongside he proposes to pu into the Utah State Point pond 100 metrea r4n length, with a Thursday for middle league, played the O. 8. L., shutting In the high deep apace Lakewood Country Club begins andiving and water polo, evento which that nine out Hummel pitched for the the committee believe will be among Salt Lake team and ha proven Invinci- nual apring golf tournament at N. J. the moat Intereating of the meeting. ble. The fans say that he will make a Central League opens season with Entrlee for th varloua a porta clone leaguer If he continues to Improve. aa followa: Today, racquets; April 21. Bert Margetta, one of the beat local South Bend at Terra Haute, Grand covered lawn tennla; April 10, gym playera, who haa been long Identified Rapids at Evansville, Fort Wayne at naattca; May 11. lawn tennla; May 21. with baseball, said that he haa a good Wheeling and Dayton at ZaneavlUe. Friday golf; dune 1, rifle ahootlng. clay bird team for Lagoon and ia anxious to Join race over Briarcllff Cup stock-c(except Bel- the State league. ahootlng. polo, rowing thirty-mil- e course In Westcheeter UniHolland. men Germany, Canada, are The all hard and gium, practicing ted Kingdom;) June I, graaa court are ready to play good ball at a mo- County, N, T. Saturday lawn tennla; June 12, atheltlca, arch- ment's notice. Schoppe haa been tryUnion Baseball League, new outlaw! ery, cycling, awlmmlng, wreatllng; ing to get matters shaped so that he June IB. fencing; June 7, motor boat can start tha league going next Sun- organisation, begins season. Fourteenth annual intercollegiate racea; June 20, yachting; June 10, row- day. The. managers of the teams will Holand Interscholastic relay carnival at Canada, Cennany, (Belgium. ing meet In a day or two and decide on University of Pennsylvania. land, United Kingdom). the opening date. Interscholaatlc field and track meet Competition In the varloua aporta Lieutenant Elliott at Fort Douglaa at aa u 27, followa; University of Oklahoma. la ached led April reports his team In excellent condition Interclass track and field meet at racqueta; May 0, covered lawn tennla; and la confident that the boya ran beat Anna phi Is Naval Academy. May 10, lawn tennla; Juna 1. golf; In tha West. The team won College baseball: Harvard at GeorgeJune 2. golf (continued); June I. golf anything the champlonahlp at Manila and will (continued); June IS, polo; June 20. try hard to win another championship. town; TSle at Columbia; Niagara at at Annapolis; Cornell: final polo match: July I. graaa court The Soldiers and the Salt I.ake team Princeton Pennsylvania at Collegtatea; Wesleyan at lawn tennla; July t, rifle ahootlng at will open tha season here, probably next Brown; Wllltama at Holy Croat; Villa Blaley, day bird ahootlng at Uxendon; .. Sunday, nova at Albright; Northwestern at In. rifle ahootlng at Blaley, clay July 0, dlana; Iowa at Mtoourl; Bewanea at bird ahootlng at Uxendon (continued) ; at 10, Georgia Tech; Vanderbilt at Tennes- Blaley, clay HACKENSCHMIDT MEETS'- -, rifle ahootlng July bird ahootlng at Uxendon (continued); LONDON WRESTLER NOW July 1L motor boat races; July IS. WHO'S WHO IN AMERICA. Olympic gamea in Stadium; July 27, racea 28, yacht yacht racea; July Olympic regratta at Henley; Thoroughly revised and brought LONDOX, April 20. George July 20, yacht racea (continued), Olymthe Russian Lion, who re- down to date. Brief, crisp, personal pic regatta (continued;) July SO, Olym- cently returned to England after hie sketches of 18,196 of the moat notable pic regatta at Henley (continued). disastrous match with Frank Gotch living Americans in all parte of the In Chicago, will wrestle Byoaco In Lon- world th conspicuous men and worn, , don tonight. Thia match waa originally en In every walk of life. Eai-sketch to a life story In a nut to be for the worlds championship, GAFiSlARRIVES TO but Hacks defeat by Gotch haa hell birthplace, age, parentage, education and degrees, occupation, posichanged tils plana Hackenachmldt la and. In fact, In hla denunciation of tion and achievements; TAKE ON UNHOLZ very bitter In each career, with, features chief tha American sportsmen and declares that or eulogy, praise or critiche will never again visit that "land out puffery ism. of barbarians." He declares that he There are 2.057 new sketch to willing to meet Gotch again If the 20. Joe BAN FRANCISCO, April ketches not appearing In any previous come to Europe. Gans, the lightweight champion, ar- latter will edition. There are over 4.000 cross he and Kant last from the rived night, to earlier editions. This edireferences BIG FIELD IN MARATHON will go over to San Rafael on Tuesday tion, however, to complete In Itself to start his training for the match BOSTON, April 20. With an unpre- wtlhout reference to previous volumes. with Boer Unhols, which is scheduled cedented number of entriea the twelfth It makes available for easy reference for the evening of May 14 before Jack revival ot the American Marathon run, more than 20,000 personal sketches or Gleasons Occidental club. Gans says under the auspices of the Boston Ath- a larger number than was ever bethat he to lighter now than he hae letic Association, starts at noon today. fore brought together In a single vol. been at any time when he came to the The race to from Ashland to Boston, nine. coast and that he does not weigh more a distance of twenty-liv- e The latest address to appended to mllea The than 188 pounda winner will represent America In the each sketch as usual. In reply to a question as to whether Olympic Marathon to be held in LonA New Feature he would fight Battling Nelson, Joe don this summer. The Geographical Index to this edl said: Each man to axiom pa... uy a blcy. tlon (an entirely new feature) adds the cle rider. Prises will be . "Nelson haa been going around given to the geratly to the value and usefulness of country saying that I did not want to flrst eight men, and a souvenir to the the book. It groups by state, city and fight him. I have thia Vnholi match following twenty-fiv- e men. address names In the all poatofflee on my hands now and I want to nay It to find the volume, easy making 1 Boer succeed the in that If beating names for any particular place or loI will take on Kelson, but the match A Japanese Emigrating to Java. comprises 188 great many Japanese are now cality. This Index muat bo on a basis of 75 per cent to closely pages. printed to Java The movement the winner or winner take all. Aa re- emigrating Indispensable in Libraries, Reading gards Uie number of rounds. If the appear to be conducted in a sys- Rooms, Schools and Colleges, Homes, money to put up In sufficient quantity 1 tematic manner, the number of Japan- Business Offices to every one who will fight any number of rounds that ese settling In each large town being reeds and writes proportioned to the alas ot the town. Nelson wants." people keep Whos Who Most of them are either . Nelaon received a query from Ale opening In America within easy reach at all furnished lodging houses or are enGary, the Los Angeles promoter, today, times. aa gaged small barbers, shopkeepers asking film if he would fight Phil Brock Complete In one compact, handy ten rounds In the southern city. and assistants In atom. A few, volume: 8.400 pages; full cloth. Deare of the professors Willus Japanese livered to any address on Through hla representative, In the Chinese schools. receipt of Britt, Nelson stated that he would to- language Price. 84.00. morrow poet a forfeit of 85,000 to bind Address all orders to the publishers. a match with Gans, In case the chant Word Making. A. N. Marquis A Company, 124 and "Is that young woman an au- 228 Dearborn street, plon won from Unhols and If Gans acChicago. cepted there would be nothing doing thoress? with Brock. In case Gans does not No." answered the man who disSubscribers of Th Utah State cover his forfeit Nelaon may take on likes affected forma of speech; "ah Journal era requested to reed end fellow instructions orinted at head of tha Los Angeles engagement ia a newspaper reporteresa." editorial column. LONDON. April vida-aprea- log-rolle- rs Aaao-riati- on three-to-nothl- ng 1-- Lake-woo- d, ar . a TOUT THE ANARCHISTS h .. . Up-to-d- . - how-eve- r, Press anima- (con-tinne- Hack-enschml- Three Stick Fulls oi Wit, Pathos and Love ' . " The bravery of the Turkish Acknown. well is (Tommy) cording to A. do Bilinsky In the Contemporary Review, It proceeds from the absolute unconsciousness of danger. In Ito blindness It to almost l-like, but, precisely on that ac count, knows no limits. Its nature i beat revealed by the attention th Turkish soldier to capable of giving In the thick of battle to trivial details of ordinary Ufa, such ns th undoing of hla boot strings, which he will ait down calmly and unconcernedly to put right, or th flight of a bird, which he will follow In Ita oourse, or n humorous Incident which will set him tough log. It to a purely racial character latic. Contrary to what to generally thought to be the cnee, religious Inspiration haa little or nothing to do with it Islamlsm only adds to the warlike enthusiasm of the Turk. It makes him more eager, more strenuous, more enterprising in battle with the Infidel, since death In such a cnee secure to him the transcendent rewards of martyrdom. Bnt hla fearlessness is not greater when he to waging war against the totter than when he is fighting hie rebellious Albanian or Arab coreligionist, which he to constantly employed In doing by order ot the sultan. He to ns enduring ns he to brave, and as disciplined as he to enduring. What he can put up with in the way of hardships of every description to far beyond the capacity of the European soldier, not excluding the Russian, who, however, might equal the Turk In this connection were It not for the drinking habit to which he le a victim and from which, the former to absolutely free. To find an exact parallel for the power of th Turk to defy nil forme of suffering we must go to Chinn and Japan. It does not detract in th least from hto merllt In thia respect to say, what to perfectly true In his cnee aa la that of the Chinese and Japanese, that hto lmpaasiveness where circumstances are concerned, proceeds In a great measure from Insensibility. Ultimately thle means the possession of an exceptionally healthy and robust constitution; and health and strength, which certainly are among th Inheritancea of the Turk, are great virtues. The discipline of the Turk dose not show In superficial nutters. He reserves hto salute for fullblown generals and otherwise behaves towards his superiors with a sans gene which p.'oduces a bad Impression on those who are accustomed to connect obedience with a complicated display of respect But hie aubmlaslve-nesto those lu command to quite extraordinary, though under the present government iff Turkey the conditions of hto military service have' become so Intolerable that mutiny haa become a frequent occurrence in the Imperial army. The wonder to that any discipline at all exists In Its midst. The reliant and resourceful I should add that this tost quality to characteristic of all the Inhabitants of Turkey, who, in the semibar baroua condition of the courts, ara constantly forced to exercise their wits with great keenness to preserve their tat existence. WASHINGTON, April 20. As a dl rect result. It to thought, of President Itooaevelts denunciation of anarchists, a conference of assistant United States attorneys who represent the Bureau of Immigration and Naturalisation In naturalisation proceedings In different parte of the country met In Washington today. The meeting, it la understood, haa a direct bearing on the anti anarchist crusade undertaken some time ago by the Department of Com merce'and Labor, and which to now being pushed with fresh vigor. Attorney General Charles J. Bonaparte will take a prominent part In the conference, which to being 'held In the De partmenl of Justice and will continue through the week. Tho function of these attorneys Is to represent the government at the final hearing given to persons who desire to sec re certificates of natural! aa tlon and thus become cltlsena of the United States. The bureau, under the law en acted eighteen months ago, makes an examination not only of the antecedents of the person who desires to be naturalised but an examination as well of the two persons who sign the application. 'This examination to made through the assistant attorneys who are In session here. Special examiners are detailed to assist the attooieys In their circuits. It to thought that with the faculties at the command of the attorney they will prove valuable adjuncts In locating aliens of anarchistic tendencies. LABOR! Ii(P i3D Writer In the Contemporary Review Declares Indifference to Danger le a Purely Racial Char acterlstic with Them. 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