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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10

a. 27-23. 1926. sl-22 White wins.
b. 1924. 1-5i. 2-7. 1922. 24-2se-d, SO. 14-ls
PHI, ls-2z. 1914. 15-1s sc, 2225c Clio, I'll,
l0-I5. White wins.
c. I'll, 14-9. White wins.
d. III, 90. I4-1s. S2-2s White wins.
e. 7-lo. SO. 14-1s, 22-17, 1922, ga. White
t ss-sz 2l-ssj-i. 1913. 9Th, 1-s 7-iOg. So
z. IN. s-io. white wins.
h 2o-24. 1918. I4-1S 1910. 1875. s2-e7-
l. 1878. s2-2s. 81. Is. III. s-1O White
j. p. 1-s. 40. SO. 14-is. PHI. 1872. s-l4
White wins.
K, p; /, - IA. q, % e 1c-1sm, IN. lis
]. Ills, 14-2s, 1924, 2o-27. s1-24 White
N: GA. 25-2s. 1924. ss-2s, 1918. IN
n. seis' 81. 2-7u, 25-as. 7-1ir. I-s, 1879
2T-fS. 15-22 $40, 22-25o. Drawn.
o. 11-1e. 1913, 22-25 1918, $50. 1873, 0-25
3i-27, 25-22. BPS. 22-25. 2s-1sp. White wins.
1918 $50. 2o-s4 27-2o. 1871. 2o-16. I-2O 81.
a0-76 and black wins by first position
q. 27-23. 1924. 1913. bell Black wins.
T. 40. 1-e. 1914. e-a 1913. White wins.
1875. sl-2z, 1924. 1918, 2i-sl, 1873. White
t il-ls 27-2s. 1875. 2s-is. 1918. lo-a 1877.
u. 1924. s2-2S. 1913. e5-a. %, 1-s. I'll,
ILLS. l0-14 White wins.
V. 1924. s2-2sw, 1913. 25-21, SO. 10-6. 9-14s,
6-1. 1s-1s. z1-17. Drawn.
W 25-22 SO 27-22 s-14, 23-fs, 14-iSz-x.
2z-1z 1923, 1917. Eli, 1910 1921 Drawn
X 24-27. 32-23y. 1924. 2z-1s. 14-17. 1914.
24-27. si-24. 1917. 2s-1s. 27-sl. 1916. Drawn.
| y 3-14 1927. 32-23. 15-24 22-1s 14-I7
1914. PAY, 23-is. Drawn.
T. 24-zs 1916. 14-1saa- 2z-17 1s-22 10-7
Eli, 1877. Fps 31-27, 25-50. 70, 1926, 2-7,
2e-s1. TIL. Drawn.
aa 1919. 1o-7. 2-11. 1871. 1913. 70. 1926.
2-eab. 1890 So 1926. s-1s, 26-f., sl-z7
| White wins.
| alb Ze-lS i4-23 si-22 only draws
! IL will be noticed that variation l is
a complete loss. This and notes g. b.
! c. and is the concentration of two
weeks work. rather a small amount of
play. but we believe in billing down. as
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10
Togo Warrior,
Owned by W. C Rowe

Every dog has his day, but Salt Lake
dogs Will have three days Of II the COM
ing week The first exclusive bench show
ever held nj the city is scheduled for next
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday and
from all Indications the event will far eX-
coed the dreams OF the most enthusiastic
dog fa1cier il the state. Over 200 dogs.
all with pefegrees many coming from
the best stock in the country, will be in
competition. There Will be all kinds OF
dogs and all classes shown in the show
and when the event is finally over, Salt
Lake will take its place as one of the
best dog towns in the country
The directors OF the kennel club have
been working long and faithfully for the
success OF the show. and last evening |
held meeting to make the final ar
engagements. Mullett's store on East Sec |
ond South viii be turned over to the COM |
Inittee in charge of the show on Tues |
day morning. and by night the place VIII
have been transformed into big show !
room. Over 200 benches will be con- |
structed and put In place and everything /
will be in readiness to receive the dogs |
early Wednesday morning |
Arrangements have been made to take |
care of out of town dogs and the commit 1
tee having this matter in charge has been /
instructed to see that no one has any /
complaint to make on the way his dogs /
were handled while in the city.
The show will be a three-polnt SHOW I
This means that winners of first place 1
will be given three points on the cnam-
pionship. The dog winning the greatest
number of points in all the shows in the /
country is awarded the title for the year.
and with the entry list in the Salt Lake
show passed the 200 mark, the rules al 1
lows the show to take the Importance OF
a three-pOint affair.
A part of the cups given as special |
prizes has been gathered by the prize /
committee and placed on exhibition in |
the Western Arms & Sporting Goods !
company windows on Main street. In the |
list is the large silver cup offered by /
Samuel Newhouse and another large cup |
given by the Salt Lake Turf Exchange |
The other prizes will be gathered by the |
committee and exhibited before the show /
starts.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10
.A.b.C. JEALOUS
/. OF W.b.C. GROWTH
Butte Man Objects to Tactics
Used by Chicago Bowl
erS at Denver.

Denver. March AT meeting OF the
executive committee Of the Western
Bowling congress. now holding its second
annual tournament here. a strong feel
ing developed against the entries in the
present tournament Of eastern men whose
sympathies are said to lie entirely with
the American Bowling congress.
IL was claimed by several of the west
ern delegates, notably NJ j. Sheehan OF
Butte, second vice president of the West
ern, that W. Y. Thompson Of Chicago.
VINO IS here with a two-men team, OF
which he Is a member. Is at heart un-
friendly to the Western. IL was pointed
out by Denver members of the committee
that Thompson came 70 Denver last fall
and did his best to force the Western
towing congress to change its name 20
the Western Bowling association in or
der. so it IS claimed. that the American
bowling congress would not be injured.
IL was also asserted by committeeman
that the fact that he is sending several
five-men teams to St. Louis meeting OF
the American. while bringing but a two
men team here. is an indication that he
is working for the American
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At Oakland.


san can Francisco. March "A sloppy track
p ,T'ra at Oakland today and there
80 ght showers, but a large crowd
rrsc ss,eu 70 witness the running of an at
~ ~, caro- One of the features was
~. Ssn ene stakes for two-vear-olds. in
80 80 III rlreStone made his first appear
- - ssthee President Thomas III. Williams
p az, 10000 to Sam Hndreth for him He
,s sS .ne Iavorite. but Sandy put up a
hss,, pooI ride and the young star was
,iN.' ouTaE IN the first part. at one
lssS.-oe ing fifteen lengths behind the
nj ~. I'll, ~ appeared as il Smiley Corbett
rsn o., tiiigreth stable would win. but he
hv - Seas OF the Keen stable won
vnns, nsaa from Firestcne, who made a
infs III run. The race was a clear
nv 49," In Gum sprung a surprise
hsnsiae.s.ng Dr. Leggo in the Starlight
un ms race; six furlongs, seiiing.-Tri-
Tina ~ ~. Scoville, TO l, won: Silver
rs s ~, iss McRae. 100 70 /, second: cal
Ia ~, ~ Graham. TO ], third. Time.
Bis,.s1ais, l4arOSe. Gala. Jerry Sharp.
a. sss,.a :. and Maxim Gorky finished
Gr SsSSHa race. mile and a half. selling
s s'ack Prince, 1l6. Williams q to .
ik;y5 - ihIiammable, t92 Grote. Is 10
9so N. lime, go As. Briers. Iras, Veter-
m W. 3. Gates and Metlakatia also
Ess el.e rase, five Enthusiastically. los.
FSssss' TO 5. won: Sir Edward. 10s.
esess : 70 5, second: St. Francis. 1ae.
hsesss 70 !, third. Time. :0i is. Head
Asass aiu Lord Rossington finished as
furis=sss.a race. Undine stakes. se.s1s. four
firss.sss.-Boas, los, Scoville, II to 5. won;
Rsesrs.ss. IA. Sandy Ii to 20. SECOND
Bosss ~. III. L. Williams coupled with
hsss u MIRO Time. "a %. Smiley Cor
nasses" himore and Piacko finished as
4 race, Starlight handicap. mile and
J Hpr,aa-. value sl.0O0.-Edwin Gum. 100.
koerres : TO l. won DR.. Lego. 115.
han 70 5, second; Ran,us. l0S. era.
Ponsss to ? third. Time. 500 * Vox
sssfh e.la Miss Rillie finished as named.
via. aee. miie.-Mandafe. 10s. SEQ
- n 70 :. won: Earl Rogers. los. Hunt
san ! second; Happ- Rice. 81 r. D,,-
Blosso. y !, Third Time. - As. Corn
nazned and oratorian finished as
ford lefs e =. Johnny Lyons and Bed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10
~ IT HAPPENS
IT'S HERE
NEW MEN MUST
HELP u TEAM
VARSITY Badly in Need of
Ihrmuers-MiddIe Distance
Men Strong Features.

has been a good one for the
TINS Il the university. although the
stniesss aid not permit them to get OUT
We.'h,l latter part of the week A good
uh'n - - men appeared for training every
sau'' Tho athletes are beginning 10
f'ei''"s .od form and with a little more
show go' No ought to be in shape for
training ine'
nett Maddox said that this year
Coaeh n renaissance" I'm athletics at
Eou. .u,,,,,ersitv. The track team Is an eN-
lls ,,o Of this and the baseball team GEM
o aneiirates it also. For many yea 15 En-. sns
e on. Sss always depended on the oid stars
la re contests. but this year the duty
~ lri fsIl on the new men.
wln Be Weak in Sprints-
III. I-tsb has good prospects for the
NhhS s-aclr season, the team VIII be
cohshs the sprints, a department Whicn
NeeH - q stronghold before Al present
hss sre but few candidates for THESE
lleir, Most Of these are new men
puo The only Splinter in the senooi.
MOOT e.. been on the track team before,
Nho 10 haen out yet, and Maddox says
has ~ iii have a hard time getting into
t1at -. ne co. the early meets Tire middle
goleis vents vii! be the strongest fea-
-. of the team this year. Ihere are
tuls v GOOD men out for all OF these
s NJ week has brought forth two good
nv Rrinton. 40 man, and Dick
nsn, hammer thrower- Bryant
=. Cd right tackle on the football team.
as, week was his first experience with
- - isssen missile and he succeeded IN
sr-,;5c il 40 feet the second night out
nu a. 'I q result Of Maddock's experiment.
~ Mel Judd has been put on the hur-
~ The 40 was his event before Cap
IN I'm PITT Inc crack half-miler, is trying
Ne snrints Russell and Bennion will en-
Est al Inc broad jump. This Is the us
D,sst deficient place this year.
In Need of Jumpers.
There is not a man at present who can
NIKE snv kind Of a showing in this event.
Nelson has been transferred from the
long distance runs to the hurdles Hedges
vim try the high and broad jumps Hugo
piee. a high school athlete from the
southern part OF the state, who came out
for The 4N has been shifted to the half
mile. broad Jump and high jump. With
su of these men transferred from the
middle distance to other events there will
sin be a strong rivalry for places in the
40 Yards and half-mile.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10
Allow Thompson to Bowl.

After lengthy and exciting discussion
1t was finally decided to permit Themp-
son TO bowl in the Denver tourney, hut a
resolution was adopted urging the con-
gTeSs to appoint a committee TO confer
with like committees from the American
and National congress with view TO
dividing up the territory for the purpose
OF membership
The Western lays claim TO all the terri
tory west of the Missouri river. although
the American officials, it is claimed. have
been busy in Omaha Kansas City Chi
cago and St Louis in attempting to holJ
its club in line.
The sentiment prevails among the ad-
nerents of the Western Bowling congress
that in order to strengthen itself in its
chosen territory. the Western should hold
its next tOurna ment either in Omaha or
Kansas City, for by so doing it would
draw teams from all the Missouri river
towns
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10

Josh Billings would say. and variation
and its notes contain the star play with
all the trash thrown out. Set up the
men in this position and give some one
not familiar with the above notes the
white men and see how often you will
succeed in getting through with draw.
The frequency with which il will hap
pen VIII surprise you, as there is such
mass of different moves after this 7-10
cut that it is very hard to pick the star
moves without analysis. Ed
--
Reports from the boys indicate that
The Herald tourney viii soon be past
history. 1t is still impossible to tell who
will win, four of the players are very
closely punched.
There seems to be some controversy
about the matter Of barring ]. T. DeEvir
from playing in the American champion
snip crosS-boaTd tournament TO be held
this month at Boston, under the auspices
of the New England Checker association.
it appears that Denvir committed some
offense. or at least il is alleged that ne
did so, which is considered uncheckerlike
among draughts players. and it is our
understanding that anyone who PLAYS a
match with Denvir will also be barred
from playing in the Boston tourney. We
know nothing of the merits of the case.
but il anyone is barred from competing
Tor the American championship il seems
to us that the winner Of the title might
have his right as holder questioned. especi-
ally as Denvir is one of the worlds great
est players Aside from this. there is an
American Checker association. containing
members from all over America, a great
many of whom are champions of their
respective states. and these members be-
fore ever the Boston tournament was
thought of decided to hold an American
cross-board tournament in 1911 in Mime
sofa, selecting that as being a central
point and fair for all players wishing to
contest. Considering these facts. ii &C.
ours to US that the New England Check
er association can hold no American
championship contest. as it is only an
association of the New England states
and while we are pleased to see this
| checker activity. vet we cannot see how
a local association can hold anything
more than local tournament.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10
AFTER FOREIGN ENTRIES.
81 Louis Sends Man to Interest Eu
ropean Aeronauts.

AsE York, March "A. B. Lambert. a
S.sltI member OF the st. Louis Aero
QUO VIII sail for Europe TO-DAY nv tbo
- stssaIinship kaiserin Auguste Victoria. in
VIC interests OF American balloOning. Mr.
lambert VIII inform foreign aeronaIIts Of
.as arrangements for the international
.! ace ior the James Gordon Bennett Gun
70 se held in st. Louis in October.
~ M u. Lambert said that the new balloon
L.. = ~, gsSa IN the race by Alan r. HaW-
~ Will be named "St. Louis, ;"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10
MAY CALL OUT MILITIA.
G. ,ernor Unable to Sop Pool Selling
at Hot Springs.

4 Little Rock. Ark. March 9.-The y
= apparent defiance Of the new anti y
3 racing law at the Oaklawn race y
= track in Hot Springs has resulted y
= in a spirited protest by the citizens y
: Governor Moore today said: y
: Whether betting on horse races is y
. wrong is no longer a question in Ar y
= kansas The law says it is wrong y
: and Il had the power 1 would see \
\ that this law would be enforced and =
: would call out the military If nee y
= esssv. The matter is now up to =
= the legislature" !
: II s said thss resolution will be =
: offered in the legislature Monday \
empowering the governor to send the =
: militia 10 Hot Springs to prevent ;
. further racing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10
WOMAN CHESS CHAMPION.

New York. March 9.-Mrs. s Burgess.
of St. Louis, won the women's chess
championship of the United States today
by defeating Mrs. c. p Frey. of Newark.
y. j., in the sixth game of a series in
this city Mrs. Burgess score for the
series was AZ points and Mrs. Frey IL.
1t was reported that Mrs. Linn. of Chi
cago, will now challenge Mrs. Burgess.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10
Walters.
MORE WINS FOR WADDELL.

. A telegram from DR. W. NJ. Wad-
= dell received last evening gives adj y
4 ditionaI winnings for his string of y
9 coIIies. He won the third best team =
q OF dogs in the show, regardless Of =
4 the class. He also won the second =
\ best team of collies. Bellefieid Z
: Bangles was given the prize as the =
i third best dog in the show regard y
= less of class. and Goldfield Squire =
: won the reserve prize in the puppy \
y class
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10
JUNIOR BASKETBALL GAMES.

Three of the games in the Junior cham
pionship basketball league were played
at the Y. NJ c. A gym last evening The
Y. NJ G. A. business boys beat the u
Props by a score of q TO IS. The Bap-
lists defeated the Murray team by a 80
to 10 score. and the Y. NJ. c. A. inter
mediates beat the Taylorsville team by
score OF q to 70.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10
WiIkinson-oeg Team Wins.

In the mixed team race at the Auditor
ium last evening Blanche Ogg and
Charles Wilkinson defeated Mr.. and Mrs.
Peterson by a fifth of a lap The dis
taDce was One-half mile and the time
was I.25. The WilkinsOn-Ogg team took
the lead at the start and gained steadily
until the end of the race
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10
AMATEUR FANCY SKATING.

A roller skating contest has been ar
ranged for next week at the Auditorium
which will be of great interest to the
amateur fancy skaters of the CITY Each
night during the week until Friday. elm
fnafion contests will be held to select the
hest team of men and women fancy skat-
ers On Friday the final will be held
in which the winners of each night will
compete
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10
BYERS GOES ABROAD.
viii Compete for British Golf Cham.
pionship.

New York, March 9-After having been
in doubt for some time. Eben NJ Byers
the national golf champion. has decided
TO enter in the British amateur cham
pionship in May at St. Andrews Scot
land He will be accompanied by
Oden Horstman. of the Chevy Chase and
Leroy clubs. which will also enter The
two will sail on Wednesday. April IL.
and after the championship they will
tour the British links
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10

f. L. Whitney of Salt Lake. by
change in the schedule rolled in the af
ternoon and had a spirited contest with
Jewell of Denver. Whitney landed in
third place among the individuals with
score of les. 2l1. the highest individual
game of the day. and 157. making his
three games total pin record 536.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10

las race, five furioags -z.ars,- r-,.,x
NUM- Is to i. ven. T31s g. 70 , 81
20 70 ;. second: Taos. i0' Knsun <
AIrs-sSat Time. i:022. Kamsacl< e
Esther Alrabel. Irish Mail. I'd Tracy
ran. fouemah and Hazeline also
es''nd race. sin tur.onss.-Toupee. ies,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10

a. Ills. 25-22 5-9c 22-17, s-fs 17-l4, 1924,
32-2S, 1918, 1910. White wins.
b. 1913, 32-2S, 1924. 9-6. 22-27. g. 27-22,
81, 1921, III, 27-23d. 11-16 White wins.
c. 1924. 27-23, 24-2Se, 31-27. 3d. BIS.
White wins.
d 27-s2. 11-ls. 1925. 2S-1s. s2-2s 1920.
White wins
E. 24-27. sl-24 2O-27, 2s-1s. White wins.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10
PRINCETON BEATS HARVARD.

Princeton. n. J.. March BY winning
tonights swimming meet and water polo
games with Harvard. Princeton won the
intercollegiate championships. The score
of the meet was 80 to 30 and the water
polo game to ].
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10
THE HERALD'S SPORTING PAGE n ITS as
BOWLING.
tspeciaI to The rIerald1

lSpsClai 70 Tic FftfdluI
Denver. March s--Talamantes and An
derson of Salt Lake this afternoon bowted
themselves into second place in the two
mea team competition. just beating out
Mouatt and Embree of Denver in a spir-
tied race for the honors.
The Salt Lakers' scores i'm the two-men
division were.
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At Hot Springs.

Hot Springs. March s-0aklawn results.
First race. half mile-Aunt Hala won
Watauga second, Bewitched third Time
IS 3-5 seconds.
won, Moonvine second. DR.. Lee Huffman
third Time. Ills.
Third race. one mile-Skyward won
Lord Dixon second, Mstador third Time,
1.42-
Fourth race. six furlongs-CaIabash
won. The Bear second, Lady Vashti third
Time. lis 2-5.
Fifsh race. mile and three sixteepths-
Scalpiock won. Bendigo second, Helger-
son third Time 1903.
sixth race. seven furlongs-AtIas wen.
Balshot second, .. ]. Swauner third
Time, 81 So
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10
BASEBALL AT FORT TO-DAY.

The Fort Douglas team meets picked
aggregation headed by Sergeant Waller
on the fort grounds at 2 o'clock this al
ternoon. The teams line uD:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10

Place black men on squares 1 to p
Place white men on squares q to 81
Blacks always move first at the com
mencement of a checker game.
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At New Orleans.

New Orleans. March 9-Resuits:
First race. 81 fllriongs.-Lute Foster
won. Mamie Dink second, Balolee third.
Time. ~ 2-5.
Second race. seven furIongs-Tne ThralI
won Loeb Coil second Heart of Hya-
cinth third. Time. lbs 2-5
Ihird race. six furlongs.-Sir Todding-
ton won, Morales second, Spion third.
Time lib Ia.
Fourth race. Pfekwick club steeple-
chase 81 600 added. fun couFse.-St Vol
ma won. ARABIC second, CreoIine third
Time, 3.45.
FIFTH race. mile and a sixteenth. sell
ing.-Donna won neside second Mary
Morelas third. Time. 1.f7.
Sixtr race. five furlongs---Go.s- Proof
won. Juggier second. Rusk third. Time.
80 is.
Seventh race. mile and a sixteenth
King Ellsworth won Combosa second
GLADIATOR third. Time, la.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10
Ogden.
Salt Lake Business Men.
WATER POLO AT Y. M. c. A.

WI In Y Wv ~ - w. ~ ~
A game of water polo was played last
evening at the Y. NJ. c. A. swimming pool
between the bachelors and the interme-
dates. The former won by a score of ;
10 l. The lineup:
PocbaiorS Intermediates
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10
Yesterdays TURF RESULTS.

Harris, to !. won; Fustian, 1903, Preston,
to ). second; Royal Rogue. los. Dorsey.
to / third. Time, 1:ls. Euripides, Pla-
toon and Slickaway also ran.
Third race mile.-Ampe6o, 101. II. Har-
ris, ; to >, won; Celia, 90. Ross. to l.
second; Won Tromp. 100 MCDANIEL, to 2,
.-.lrd. Time !: 40l4. Muskoday, J. c.
Glenn and Don Domo also ran.
Fourth race, the Santa Monica stakes,
five furlongs.-Martha Jane. 112. Preston,
to 2. won; Harvei. Ill, pullman, IL to 5.
second; Magazine, lis. Moriaritv to 2,
third. Time, 1:0iA. Balbus also
Fifth race, two miies.-Avontellus. lilo.
Harris. 4 TO l, won; Cetiiion. 105. McDan-
iel. Z to 2. second: Gold Spot. los, Neubert
Is to 5. third. Time, 3:31 So. Freesias
Jack Dole, Adonis and Markie Mayor
also ran.
Sixth race, futurity course.-Slv Ben,
no. Bullman. to .. won; Tendercrest los,
Howard. 30 10 ], second: Lone Hand 1G7,
Mcdaniel. to l. third. Time. 1:11i4. Ira
motor. Lizzie. Albertine, Lachata and
Baliofta also ran.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10

Reports from the boys indicate that
The Herald tourney viii soon be past
history. 1t is still impossible to tell who
will win. as four of the players are very
closely punched.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-07-11
ST. LOUIS MEN INDICTED.
"@'seo oy the Federal Grand Jury At Denver With Fraudulent En-
 try of Coal Lands.

Se Louis, July 7.-Information of ,he indictment of eight St LouisIans Dy the federal grand jury in Denver lof alleged participation in the fraudu. lent entry of extensive coal Iands in Solorado and Montana has been re- eeived here by District Attorney bsodgett, and the names of five were made public Saturday.
 The indictments are against |. M homsey of 43Ts Westminster Place president of the L.. M. Rumsey manu. recurring company; Frank T. Fay. n promoter; Charles H. Dodge and hIs Vile, Mrs Anna Dodge. and William baef' an attorney. Indictments were returned against three others whose names We're not made public. Dis tfict Attorney Blodgett has notified eaeh Of those indicted to appear and sixe bond before United States Com. missioner Morsey for their appear ance for trial in Denver at the next sitting of the federal district court there
 The charge under which indict. ments were brought alleges they participated In the fraudulent entry of land. thereby defrauding the gov efnment out of a large amount of money.