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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
ONE IDAHO MAN
AMONG THE SLAIN
Names of Seventeen Soldiers
Killed i'm Moro Battle Re-
ported From Manila.
LEO CALNE OF IDAHO AND
PAUL DEBURK OF SPOKANE
Dead Hail From Every Part of
the Country, and One
From Canada.

MANILA. March l2,-Fol!owing are the
names of seventeen enlisted men killed In
the recent attack on Moro outlaws on
Mount Dajo. Island of Jolo:
BARSLEY BON. Lexington, Okla.
EDWARD KILGORE, Woodbournc, Pa.
THOMAS HARRISON, Sand Hill. Tenn.
JOHN TOMASZEWSHl. Kingston, Pa.
CHARLES BANKS, Cassonburg. Eng
land.
LOUIS HERR Ontario. Canada
WILLIAM KELLEY, Paterson, y. j.
ROBERT BASTLAN, Sattoum, Ger
many.
LEO CALNE, Miner, Ida.
CHARLES HOFFER, home unknown.
JOHN PEEL. Akron, o
CARL BAILEY, Bogue Chitto Miss
JOHN HINES. Bridgeport. Conn.
WALTER HAGEDORN. Kingston, y. Y.
HENRY WRIEDT Williamsport {
PAUL DEBURG. Spokane, Wash
JOHN SHULBR. Donnclly. l<N,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
.F|ERCEST STORM OF
WINTER IN MON TANA
Twelve Below Zero at MaryS-
vile and the Wind Blow
ing a Gale.

HELENA, Mont, March 12.-Reports
from all over the state indicate that one
Of tho fcrccst storms of the winter is
raging At sundown ut Marysvllle n few
miles west OF here, IL was IL degrees be
low zero, with the wind blowing n gale,
and a foot Of snow on the ground.
In the eastern part of the State II Is
below zero, registering is below al Liv-
insston.
At Hnvrc. usually the coolest place In
the State, 1t Is above. The snow ie gem
cral
Livestock men do not look for any
losses OF stock unless the storm Is of un-
usual duration
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
Dubois introduced by Mrs. Schofi
STAGE COACH HELD UP
Eastern Tourists Robbed on Califor-
MIA Mountain Trip

SAN JOSE Cal. March l2-The Mount
Hamilton stage was held up last night
at 10 o'clock at Grand View Daniel
Howard and wife Of Brockton. Mass. and
other Eastern tourists occupied the stage
The two highwaymen secured So In cash
and Il gold watch and other jewelry Four
other stages were n short distance be-
hind this one. all OF which were carry
ing large parties of Fasteners TO the
Lick observatory,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
Noted Stallion Cashes In

SAN FRANCISCO. March 1.-The we'll
known stallion Seymour Wilkes died to-
day from the injuries received a fortnight
ago, when he was run Into by a fractions
colt Seymour Wilkes was well-known
PAGER on the California circuit and took
4 record Of 2:GSIz- He beat the famous
Silkwood at Agricultural park, Los An
celes In the frcc-for-all pace. Seymour
Wilkes was one of the fastest sons of
Guy Wilkes and had lately sired q num-
Der OF promising light harness horses Ho
was owned by G. w. Gregory of the st
George stable of this city, who valued
him at $1,000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
TWO MINERS II
into A !
unwarned, They Enter
DAILY West Just as 4
Are Fired. ]
ALEX. R. WALKINSHAs
is FATALLY /
Large Piece of Rock BlI
Right Lung; His Pa
Loses Eye. I
Special to Tho Tribune.

Special to Tho Tribune.
PARK CITY. March I2-rr
were Injured In the DAILY Wesy
day afternoon. one OF the fa,.r
ing unwarned into Il blast q, =
level II
Injured. (
EDDY, JOHN, single; sight I
destroyed badly cut abou, fa,D
WALKINSHAW. ALExAs
married. piece OF rock blouI
and lodged in right lung. IA,
also badly cut. will die.
Both OF the men about a,
coming on shift and were oblb
a point In n drift where ana
Lew Smith by name, had put
Of shots. starting near the crol
Had No Warning
The mine foreman had toll,
warn men In the mine when hi
TO flre the blast, but this orde
was dlsregarded. 4,
The fuses were lighted and
exploded just as the two usu.
hUrrying TO the station. had (
crosscut.
Walked Right Into II
The first shot threw the
ground and the other wls on ii
they could move. Both werr
about the face and a piece Of
trated Walkinshaw's side. tea<
hole and lodging in his riKht
legs were also badly cut. "a
marks upon his body, but he
bly, lose the sight OF his right q
No Hope for Walkind
The injured men were short,
brought 10 the surface ana -
hospital, where their wou
dressed. At 4 late hour toniG
dition OF Walkinshaw was extr
cal and little hope was held
recovery. Z
This is the second serious 4
the Daly-West within q week.
Walkinshaw Well In
Mr.. Walkinshaw IS an old-tim'
well known In Utah. He Is n
has a wife and five children In
where he made his home. j
Mr. Eddy was O single ma
was his second shift
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
Gunboats at Nanchang,

SHANGHAI. March 1.-THE Fronch
gunboat Ory and the British training
ship Teal have arrived at Nancnang The
Chinese authorities have ordered special
autopsy on the body OF the Magistrate
at Nanchang. who stabbed himself or
was stabbed by a missionary during the
recent riot at that place.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
High School "Preps" After U. of u.

At a meeting OF the representatives OF tho
high nchool and the University OF Utah
prepss which Will bo held at the Y NJ C
\ building tomorrow afternoon, the question
OF wbatncr not the two Institutions win
during the coming track season get together
ths season viii be brought up and settled
The question has been OF considerable
discussion among tho athletes OF both insu-
tuuons. and the decision TO be- reached is OF
great interest 20 all the students Tho pros
Rccts are very bright toward making such a
meet. and II is expected that II tho question
goes to the Affirmative the dntce and other
arrangements VIII be 1xod Immediately
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
MISS ANTHONY is DYING
Venerable Woman Suffragist Not Ex-
pected to Survive Many Hours,

ROCHESTER. \. Y. March 12-Mss
Susan b Anthony Is very low and Is not
expected to survive many hours. She
was taken with sudden pain In the
heart this afternoon and became unCon-
scious and has remained so most OF the
time since.
Relatives have been summoned to her
bedside. Up to the time OF her sinking
spell she had appeared to be Improving
At / 20 a IN. Miss Anthony was app0r-
entity resting easter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
Bishop Potter Gets New Berth

CLEVELAND March bright Rev.
William A. Leonard, Episcopal Bishop OF
Ohio, who has for some years had charge
of the American Episcopal churches of
Europe, and who recently resigned that
charge. was today notified that Bishop
Potter OF New York had been selected to
ell his position.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
TITLED DANES RENDER AID
Women of Hungary Give Assistance
to Jobless Politicians

BUDAPEST, March 1.-THE Countess
Desesey and other titled women have
started q movement TO raise q fund for
the benefit of officials who resigned or
were dismissed O result of the poll
tical crisis In Hungary.
They have held meetings at which they
donuded themselves of valuable jewelry,
which will be sold for the benefit of the
officers who were left I'm the lurch by
the non-payment Of large sums promised
them by rich magnates as indemnity for
the loss of their salaries and OF pensions
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"Prepsv to Elect Officers.

Tho University 'Preps" will meet today for
the purpose OF organizing baseball team 4
oaptail and manager Will be elected IL IL
Understood that tho props viii make an effort
TO get In the High School Baseball league.
Those students who working up the mat
tor say tNnt there is better lot of material p
TO pick u team from this year than be-
fore,
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Varsity Athletes Going Some.

University ''Prcps'' working out hard to
carry on the honors in the annual Cross
country club class meet at the University
which Will occur during tho latter part OF
Aprtl or tho carly pnrt Of May Last evening
twenty Of tho youngsters turned out and made
4 lively chaEe around the course. Capt Scott
made the four-mlle run in % minutes which
Is not bad considering that the season is yet
carly and tfat the record for tho course
made by Jnck Hume Is only three seconds
less Bailey was rocond. while Ferguson, after
brilliant fEieh. captured third
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
CHINESE TO SEE PRESIDENT
Imperial Commissioners Are Now in
American CAPITAL

WASHINGTON March l2-The I'm
porial Chinese Commissioners Prince
Tsai Use. Chang Chi HenR and Ii Chcng
To, who are en- route to Europe to in
vestigate political conditions In England.
France and Belgium. arrived here late
this afternoon from New York.
Tonight the Commissioners were enter
talned by the Chinese Minister. Tomor-
row they will spend the day Sightseeing
and they expect to call on the President
and Secretary Root. returning later to New
York, preparatory to sailing for Europe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
1t Yet Nav Be,

See here" said the lobbyist OF tho fu-
ture, Il want you To secure the vote of
Mrs. State Senator Jiggins. You ought
to get It for 500"
"Oh. my" exclaimed his female assist
ant, II wouldn't think of Offering her
that"
You don't mean TO say she'd want
more?"
"Oh. no. III offer her 9S"-PhiIa-
dolnhiR
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
Boy Confesses to Murder,

PAGOSA SPRINGS. Colo, March 12-
Oral Weir at his preliminary hearing
here last night confessed to numbering
his uncle, Joseph Weir, who was visit
ing friends In this vicinity. Joseph Weir
was from Leavcnworth, Kan. and had
been an inmate Of the Soldiers home
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
Gold Standard Has Good Fssct

MEXICO CITY. March 12.-The rail
wnys are feeling the good effects OF the
gold standard established here nearly a
year ago, and show gain In net earn
ings. The gold standard Is also power
fully aiding the movement OF foreign capt.
tai here for investment
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
Seeking Traffic Agreement

ST PETERSBURG, March l2-Waltcr
j Barnett OF San Francisco, vice-presl-
dent of the Western Pacific railroad who
has been here sounding the Government
on a traffic arrangement with the Siberian
railway In connection with the projected
Gould line OF steamers from San Fran
CISCO has departed for Berlin
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
THREE PERISH IN STORM
Mother and Daughters Frozen in
Nebraska Blizzard.

ADFIIA. Neo., March 12-Mrs. Clinton Metz
and two daughters aged 6 and years, were
frozcn 10 death during tho storm Friday The
husband nwoy from home AT the time.
Tho three wcre visiting at brothers place
md started home. They lost their way In
blizzard that camo up and found by
ncehbors after the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
Paris Applauds Singer.

PARIS. March l2.-Mme. Schumann-
Heink tonight gave a concert In conjunc-
tion with the Colonne orchestra. The
large audience applauded her rendition OF
several Wagnerlan songs. A collection
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
Buildings Unroofed.
Heavy Snowfall in Ohio.

CLEVELAND o, March ia heavy
snowfall which began here early today
has continued up TO midnight Reports
from Springfield and other towns In the
State say That the snowfall reached n
depth of ten inches. being the heaviest
since the winter of lS93-9I
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
Naval Cadets Set Back

ANNAPOLIS. Nd March flowing TO
deficiencies In studies, the following mid
shipmen have been transferred from the
class of 1905 10 that OF 1903.
r. c. Williams, Kansas, F. F. Johnson
California; A F. Webb Kansas
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
Storm in Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, March 12.-The
heaviest snowfall OF the winter, ranging
in depth from four to twelve inches. COW
ers Indiana tonight In the northern por-
tion traffic steam and electric roads
has been impedcd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13

! LOS ANGELES, Cal. March l2-The pro-
Gr0mne nj Ascot today consisted OF two
purse rnces and four selling events Three
favoritea. two second choices md lo-to-l
shot were the winners. Weather rainy; track
muddy.
Pleasant Days Comes Again.
Results: Fhst race. nvo furlonGs-Necum-
los (Sedar), 60 10 / second Mclino. los tHorr
ncr) 20 l, third Time. 1;0274. Fairatcne,
Jack Hennessy, Carrick. SILENT Jean. swGs-
ger Avalon. Dosmagos and Black Sam also
Easter Morn out.
Second race mile and nfty yards-Dlng Dong
IL. 100 tkunzl, TO l. won. Cherlpc. lo'
tPalms) TO /. second: Lehcro. 113 tBonncD,
II to /. third Time. -lI7A. St vida. Bailey.
Kate Campbell Gondolus, Lanark, Moor and
Smithy Kane Coming UP.
Kane, lG IPrcSton). 10 2, Won Enchonter,
l0i INicholas), 25 to l, second; Radium. lo5
ar TO soun nTS coEs4 f1%e K
mombo ard Fred Parkinson also ran.
Fourth race. milc-Lord Badge, l02 Btc-
DanioD, TO s, won Firnfoot lI7 dtorncrl,
IL TO ., second. Cabin, 80 Harris). to /.
third. Time lA9i. Ila and Yeomon also ran.
Fifth declared of
Something Doing for Willie.
Sixth race. mile ani Hfty yards-Northvine,
los Cdillcr), lS to 8. won Tendercrcst. los
Prcston), 8 20 l. second; Pachuca. los
Pamsy. 4 10 l, third Time l:iSh Free
ard Retador also
seventh rocc. six furlongs Willie Gregg. 100
Doylc), 10 TO l, won Betsy, 30 utoss), S TO
l, second. Durbar. los G'isherl, to ), third
Time l.lSi.. Moncie Mabel Pacihco, Hilona'
Robbie. Rcgal and Brnnngnn also raT-
Tuesdays Ascot Entries.
First race four fuElongs-Commidn 10 Joan
OF Arc ll0. Hotcakes 1lo Yellow Top no. Ar"
cadin Belle loj Marie Esher l05, lnduna l0j.
Second rnco. one mIle-Jamcs J. Corbctt ll0.
Orator l10 Moor l0I. Mckee lG7, Jingler l0I-
Tho Pride l07. Yellow Kid l07. Young NARROW
107 Nuptol lC5 Swedish Lady l00. Col, Jewell
10l. Pleasant Days l0l, Dcsmages 80.
Preston Boy li2 King Mist 100 ossian 100,
Easter Morn 100 Bonnet lO9. Adalmo l07s Tur-
key Foot l07, Secdoake 107. Saline l07. pnuble
l0I btohur 1Oi. Evelyn Grifhn TO-. Helen ). lc2
Fourth race, handicap. mile and Atty yards
ChimDcyswecp los, Embarrassment l0S, Aorita
lC5 FNustian 100
Fifth race mile and an clghth-Potrero
Grande 100. Gentle Harry l05, Miss May Bow
dish l0i. Bill Curtis 102, Graphite l0l, Ding
Dong III. loi Rostof rs. EHnpo o..
Sixth race. elk furlongs-Huachuca 1l6. Mary
Glenn ll3. l.. c Runtc llo. La Tornntn 1GS.
Barrancn los. Linda Rose 106. Anona 106. Bollo
Kinney lG5 DuTbar los. Inglcside lo5. Demas
102 Mrs Bob lol. Babe Il. 100, Suayita 100,
Seventh race, ono mile-Kinsman 15. Lchero
1ljs Prince Ching IL, San Luton ll2, Bailey
40. Phyz 10 Frcesins l10 Tangible l0j, Pintn
&c. Sandstone s5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
Mother Does It All.

Teacher-Johnny, what part of speech
is father2
Johnny-No part of 1t at our house. -
Philadelphia Telegraph.
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Murdered by Robb'

CRIPPLE CREEK. Colo.t
Fred Pocschkes a cigar ana q
dealer. was murdered by tM
robbers who broke into MS ~
The men escaped.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Tako LAXATIVE BRONo ouinino Tablets
Druggists refund money " Ii fails to
T. w. GROVES signature " on each box. 80.
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IDAHO AND OREGON BLIZZARD.
Heavy Snowfall Throughout North
west Section of the Country.

PORTLAND, Or. March l2.-Rcports
from all parts OF the Pacific Northwest
indicate that the district is In the throes
OF one Of the worst storms ever expert
cnced In March.
A snowfall varying from 10 inches at
Weiser. Ida, to inches at Huntington
and Eugene Or. occurred last night and
today Albany Or. Is experiencing a
SHOW and sleet storm
Snow blocked one Of the Oregon Rail-
road & Navigation branches in southeast
crn Washington last night and at Walla
Walla severely cold winds threaten the
fruit crop.
Buildings Unroofed.
At North Yakima a bitter wind, reach
ing the proportions of a gale, unroofcd
several buildings and did property dam
age aggregatng thousands OF dollars.
At Aberdeen. Wash. Ice formed u quar-
ter Of an inch thick.
In Portland the weather Is not alone
unseasonably cold. but a penetrating east
wind is blowing According to the dis
trCt forccaSter, the weather tomorrow is
expected 10 be considerably warmer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
ECONOMIC SPASM IN
CONGRESS THIS WEEK
House Will Wrestle With Prob
lem of Cutting Govern
ment Expenses.

UAsuISGTDN March 12.-Thc House OF
RepreseHtatlvc. will enter upon a protrnoten
discussion Of WAYS and means to restrict IN"
expenditure of appropriation for the support
Of the legislative executive and oudioihi
branches OF the Government TO the exact una
specific purposes for which they are made
This discussion will bo incident 10 tho con-
sIdcrntion of the appropriation bill for inc
branches. carrying s2a. 124rl9
Chairman Tawney OF tho Appropriations
COMMITTEES estimates 1t Will take ten dnys 10
dispose Of the bill It's consideration VIII oe-
gin Tuesday Monday being the District oi
Columbia day with nine local bills TO DC alS-
Aside from tho main question OF diversion o., OF
AUTHORIZATIONS tho bill carries provision io'
dftronstny ,bn nay Of Government clerks whom
they reach IS years OF age nnd tuf,hef. l".l. ~
after 1913 no clerk shall be etnpioS'o "A' "
reaches tho age OF ~
Long Wrangle Expected.
This provision, well as those to prohibit II
tho diversion OF appropriations are SUBJECT 10
points Of order In case these points arc MAI "a,
arrangements have been completed whicn VII VIII
result in the adoption OF Spectai ru'e "aN'"e
II is expected long discussion VIII result
from the new policy proposed The Intention ,S'
is to keep the bill constantly before the
House until It is finally disposed OF some time
Tbo statehood situation has agnin been shift
cd 70 the House Side OF tho capitol and whilo
thero is a general understanding that nothing
is TO 10 done with the bill until tho return OF
mcmbore of tho Rivers and Harbors committee
from the South. which Will be some time sat
urday II is possible that action may not DC
delayed on that account.
Bill Will Come Back Monday.
The bill will be returned TO the House from
tho Senntc Monday. 1t VIII probably oe al
lowed 10 remain on the Speakers tablc until
action is decided upon.
However. IL there Is any amendment OF the
Sorate In the bill which changes in any way
the charge upon the treasury, tho bill viii go
automatically, under the rules to Mr. Ham
uton.s COMMITTEES Territories.
IL 10 not unlikely there viii be q Republican
caucus on the bill somc evening during the
week that IL may he ascertalned with some
Icnniteness just where the members stnnd on
the Statehood proposition.
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Tuesdays Oakland Entries.

First race. three and half furlongs-Men-
den lR Philemon H. Lasson ll2 Charles
Paine 112. Dominus Arti ll2, Bonavcnture ~
Allarto lie. Ramira III. sam sidman 112. Ban
kara )l2, Como l09s Ianlic-, Jim l09
Second race. five and q half furlongs-Rob-
ert Mitchell 10, Bath Beach no. Marie II los.
Frineess Wheeler los. Gnlcc los. Bonrhuntyr
loI. Bill llohmenson l07. Optimo lO7, Sir Chris
,ophcr lo7 Batido- 1o7, Barato l07 Katie
crews Ion.
Third race five and a holf furlongs-E NJ.
Erattaln l0i, Tom OShGntor lo7, Haven Run
iuI. Titus III. l01, Dan Collins 107 Shady Lad
l0,, Blumcntbal 107. Lans5own 107. BountlfuI
100 Prince Magnet ll0. Lady Blmbo l05 Entire
Nous los
Fourth race. one mile-Pcppcr Pod as. sizz
rs Abe Meyer 100. Frank F1lttncr lO1 Quick
Rich lo1, Rosari lCl Merry Go Round lOl
Jake Moose 100. Fred Tent LOG. Pentason lOe.
Fifth rnco. mile and an oighth-Langford
James 100. Tarrigan lG3 Dul<o OF Rlcholiau
ic3, Prestano l03 Wonrick los. Mr. Furnum lO7
MAI. Tenny 1n7. Gleneryon l07 Jerry Hunt ss
Chablis IJ5. CaneJo e6.
Sixth race, futurity course--Lord Nelson I6
81 Francis 50. Prof Stats ST. Montanus 7s
Graceful 100, David Boand e9. The Mist So
liabert 10S Aazel 79.
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Wish We Were OH Dixie, Ray.

Filth race. milo and 100 ynrds-Lucian. lO9
tEountain). 20 !. won; Prescrvator lVS
knapp, to 2. second: Nine Spot. lo7 CBrus-
sc), IL TO 10, third. Time, 1:I9n. Supreme
Court. The Lieutenant and Brinrthorpe also
ran.
Sixth race. futurlty coursc-J3lcvatiun los
'Bruss@D, l6 TO /. won. El Dlncro. l07 tknapp)
III TO 10. second; Black Eyes. los (RiceD, 3 10 l.
rhird. Time 12A. Chief Whitman, Dick
Wilson. Midmont. Riley Dwycr Integrity
Rustic Lady Sprngban and Whcatstono also
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MISS TURTLE IS AT
HOME IN THE MUD
Those That Took Hunch Can
Now Buy Their Meal
Tickets.
PEGGY 0'NEIL SAYS
"SCAT" TO LADY R0HESlA
Refuses to Mingle With Those
Society Girls; Track in
Bad Shape.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 1.-THE betting
forc,od that Lady Rohesa, the natural ia
Noritc In the second race would poorly
Mt Oakland today, and she did. Opening at 6
to 3, she closed at IL TO . The event was cap
tured by Peggy ONeiI at Is TO l. Elevation
at 1G 10 1. gnvc the bookmakcrs surprise in
The final race by gam"y holding the lead
I'll tho finish
Peggy O'Neil the Brave Lass,
Miss Turtle, at 30 to J. won the first raco
from bunch OF dogs In clover fashion. up
setting the talent 10 some extent.
Tho poor condition OF tho track caused nu-
mcrous scratches, which left but fow starters
in somc OF the Track sloppy, weather
cloudy Results:
Miss Turtle in Her Element.
First rncc, threo and n half furIonss-Miss
Turtle 10 (Hobarp. 40 TO l, Won Gold Heath
er, lI0 (Akcr), L. to /. second: Bona. ll0 Burg
hnrp, l. TO |. third. Time. ISh seconds
Scamper. Grnncc Van S. Wooden. Lady Ormon-
dalc and Calendar also
Second race seven furlongs-Pcggy ONcil,
100 IT. SULLIVAN, IL to l. won; Golden sun
risc. 11o (ClarO. 2 to l. second; JurreitIerre
Dor, loI Blcc) 20 to l. third. Time 129n.
l>urcne. The Lady RohcsiH, Optimo. Probable.
puelis,. Distributor. Chestnut and Red Rcy-
nard also
Third race. seven furlongs-Clydeo 10
'kHapO). IL 10 TO- won Golden Buck l0i IR.
PoweiD. Is to J. second: Shady Lad. iC7 (RIce).
10 ), third. Time, 1.S4. Mlmo, Bonar and
Sunmark also
Fourth race mile and twenty yarIs-Dixio
Lad l02 Cklce), TO 2 Won; Buchanan. -
tSchRde), IL TO 20, second: quick Rich, Is "a
Walsh. . to !. third. Time. laIh Judge
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.FAVOR|TES HAVE GOOD
TINE AT ASCOT TRACK
Ding Dong Rings the Bell in
Second Event; Willie
Gregg Wins.

LOS ANGELES, Cal. March l2.-Thc pro-
Gr0mme nj Ascot today consisted OF two
purse races and four selling events Three
favoritea two second choices and n l0-to-l
shot were the winners Weather rainy. track
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ruta 10 una dc la mansrs, en- las tiguien-
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por ARKADlA hArG viaiea regulArtA sntre
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