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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
Buena Vista Entries

First race. selling. all ages. five fur
lougs-Lucky Mate. III: Miss Butte, JOB
Lady P1ncbita, 9S Robert Mitchell, 10;
Hereafter. ll2: Pelham. llo; llalton. l22;
Biased. '?6, Watlerc 20. May Worth. 100.
second race, selling. three year olds and
upward, seven furlongs- gs-Inclcment. loI;
FalIas, '9o; Sal Pearl, I0t; Klsmet Jrr
ioi: Libcrto "lOI; Lady Alicia, lo7; Her
man Doyle. l01; Trocha l0i
Third race. selling, two yea r-olds. fivc
furlongs-Sca Green, 10. Camera. il2
King of iolo, III: Eel. -l07, May Bride,
liz. La DcTtrh, ia.
Fourth race. selling, threeyear-o olds
and upward. one milc--Agrccmcnt, liz;
Tavora. lpi. Priceless Jewel, III; sam
Bnrhcr. III Surety. 80; Contribution, lOii
Cigariightcr. l02: Col. White
Fifth race, selling. three ycarolds and
upward, six furiongs-No Quarter, ~;
Or, Sherman. l09: Arlln. 100: Reuben. l09
Charlie Doherty, III: Jane Swift, ia; Vel
lowfoot l0?; Narwood. III; Judge Cahan-
mis-. 100; Osslau. III. Gene Wood III
Valencia, 'lci,
sixth race. selling, three -ycar-olds and
upward, one and sixteenth miles
Invader lO9 Eudora. 100: Cndichon. 1o9
Yankee Tourist. Jos; Frank Lubbock, '92
Spring Ban, i0i.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
THREE FAVORITfS
WIN At LATOR|A
Continuous Rain SpoiIs Card ;
Alice Is left at the
Post.

CINCINNATI O. Oct @O.--Favoritcs
took ,hrco OF the events at Latonls to-
day. 4 continuous rain spoiled tho card.
only ono race proving interesting. This
WAS the NTH event In which Darcn Won
by u short nose. In the last race Alice,
the heavily backed favoritc. was left at
the post, but managed 90 finish iii third
place.
First race. fivc furionSs-Eleanor Rob
son, . to =, won; Carupdolct. IL to !.
second: Meath. 90 10 ], third. Time,
oS go.
Sccoud race siX frrlonrs Pirate Di-
ana . To =. won, Eldorado, 10 ]. see
ond; w. 7. K,mpcr. % TO I. third. Time,
I:l7 10.
Third race six furlongs--PoSing, ) 10
I, won, Joe Moscr, II 10 20, second; king
Ferdinand. 10 to |. third Time. l:16 2S.
Fourth race. six tnrlongs.-Cludla, 10
>, Won; Ny Gal. Il To !. second; La
Toupcc, . 10 |. third, Time, lis 10.
Fifth race. six furlongs -pareln. Is 10
). won; Minot, 10 /. second; Lady We
- to T. third. Time. l:i5 40,
Sixth race, ono mllc-Ludhiana. 10 l.
won, Many Colors. 10 /. second Alice,
II 10 90, third, Time. las is.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
PRETEND EASILY WINS
MEADOW CREEK STAKES

JAMAICA. l.. J.. y. ". oct. 2O.-Pre-
tend, TN. favorite, easily won tn"
Meadow Creek selling stakes. the feature
Of tho card, here today. He was badly
Qptrun in the part. but saved many
l9hGths from the turn and won.
First race. six fuTlongs--Twiight
Queen. To /, won: Jeanne dare, I Ia ..
second Royal Captive. 10 /, third.
Time. Ia.
second race mile and sixteenth
Patsy. to !. won: Paradise Queen. s to
|, second; Sisktn. TO /. third Time.
l:SS 80.
Third race. mile and an cghth-Bcau-
coup. 10 L. won: The Squire. S 10 D.,
second; Sir C!cgcs. 10 l, third. Time,
1871 20.
Fourth race, six furlongs-Pretend. .
20 90. won: st Duusian. 10 2. second; ;
Dull Care, 10 ?: third. Time, lli l-5.
Fifth race. selling. mile and a half
County Clerk. > To !. won; Bellovi"w, 4
TO :, second. Bonnie kelso. 10 .. third.
Time, 2:3S
sixth race, Ave and a half furlouGs-
Sir Ashton. 3 to ]. won; Sou. . 10 .,
second: Calyptc. 10 TO /. Third. Time,
l:0S.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21

dag from an inspection Of the coal mines
at Suunysidc. Clear Crock and other
points. He left almost Immediately. how
ever. 10 investigate tho killing Of an Aus
trian In the Winters Quarters mine.
THE FOLLOWING cases were argued
in and submitted Ia Tn. supreme court
Wednesday: George j. Gibson vs.. Frank
Todd VS.. San Pedro. Los Angeles * Salt
Lake Railroad company. appellant. The
case OF Charles Tying VS.. National Bank
OF the Republic et al, appellants: was
continued until November 2.
CARRIE a. BROWN filed an action for
divorce In the district court Wednesday
against Henry Brown on the ground oi
nonsupport. They were married i'm this
city July lG. 1905 and have one child.
years OF age. Mrs. Brown alleges that
since June | last her husband has failed
TO provide for her and the child. In adj
ditiou 10 "A divorce she asks the custody
OF the child
PREPARATIONS for the next Utah
state fair have already been started by
Horace :. Ensign, secretary OF the as
sociation. Applications for space have
already begun 10 come IN for the agricui-
tural and manufacturers departments
and work has been started on the post
ers and advertising matter for use before
the fair. The dates OF the exhibition
have been fixed as October 8 70 s.
ATTENTION 10 the excellent results
accomplished by the Manufacturers as
ISOLATION has been called by Martin
Chrstopherson OF the Salt Lake Nur-
sery company. Mr.. Christopherson says
that the condition Is fully 100 per cent
better than 1t was n year ago. The far
mers are beginning TO realize. he says
that the local trees arc far better than
those imported. on account OF the Cil-
mate. soil and other conditions.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
JEFFR|ES KEEPS
IN PUBLIC EYE
Expects to Fight Johnson Be-
fore Responsible Athletic
Club.
WILL REACH NEW YORK
THURSDAY OR FRIDAY
Coffroth is Prepared to Offer
Biz Purse for a Finish
Fight.

ON BOARD STEAMER LCSlTANlA.
al sea, oct. @o.-(By wireless lslograpn
Via HALIFAX, ~ 81 ITO the Associated
Press, New York; ] am feeling fine ana
shall he Giad 20 get home. can say
nothing definite before reaching America.
l expect my Iigh; with johnson To t1kn
place before a responsible club Offering
the largest purse. ...,
"(SiGued) JAMES j. JEFF klES.
The foregoing wireless message came
from Jef1ries tonight. lie Will reach New
York on the Iusitlnia next ThursdIv night
or carly Friday morning. JcffrieS ~
returning from the continent, after taking
the waters at Carlsbad and brio!
course OF preliminary training At Neully,
near Paris.
Ais arrival at New York Is awaited
with great deal of interest III sport.
ing circles, and it is confidently believed
that the proposed match with Jack John
son will be arranged within the next few
days.
Tuesday night OF next week has been
SIT for meeting between Jcmrles. ms
manager. Sam Berger, George Little.
manager OF Johnson. and James Co1ruth.
The promoter. Conroih. II Is said, VIII
come prepared To make an oiI"r OF
large purse for the fight 10 take place
In San Francisco.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
TWO new RECORDS
At BUENA VISTA
Yuba and Rey Ell Tovar Estab.
Iish New Marks for
State.
TW0-YEAR-0LD FILLY
Is FEATURE OF MEETING
Fischer and Singleton Ride Two
Winners Each; Nelson
Spots LOngshOt.

Jack Aunnally, =. r, Dsytons sl0 ooo
beauty. and holder Of the worlds record
for five furlongs at ;5S 3-5. proved q bI,
disappointment At the Bucna Vista racer
Wednesday afternoon. The horse did
not show any class and was run off hi,
feet by Tuba, 2-yGar-old nliy that
was given splendid ride by Jockey Sin
gictoD. winning the race and brcaking.
the state record for SIX Turlongs Yubn
wns away first at the barrier. but wa
soon headed by Jack Nunnaly. ridden by
fehE. bui INC 2-ycar-9ld remained at the
sid" OF tho bis stake horse and when the
two swunG Into The stretch Nunnali,,
blew mp and was passed by Beau Mai
Wander John Louis and Jack Paine
Ethel Day. that had worked fast ln Ibc
morning. made 4 miserable showing Will,
Smith III the saddle, ana Inc lost a big
I oct for Wilson.
W. e. Fine Withdrew Clorlo. Galtor ana
Calves on account of poor condition. Fine
said that bc would not let C;lorio stsrv
unless he was confident the horse couiS
win. knowing tho public would bet large
sums of money on the big favoyite
Three favorItes. two second choices
and an outsider ran Into FIRST honors All
the horses ran we'll 10 form. The track
Huba ran six furlongs In 1:l3 i-5. and
Rcy IL Torar went the four and hsIf
| furlongs IN :5t f-5 which cut the former
record by one Iifth OF Il, second.
Three Favorites Win
Mossbacli. the evan-rnoncy favori,e in
| tho first race on the card for five fur
longs, beat Bright Skies by a nose. with
Fischer up. Prudent ran third. Six
] lengths behind.
/ Rcy ri Tovar. with Fischer up. took
the second race for four and n half fur
| longs By half length from Good Money.
with Mona CanOman noscd out FOR
| place. covering the distance in :5l as
which is new state record.
Jockey Nelson laid over long shot in
/ the, third race for five furlongs. The
| race was the best balanced OF the card
! Nelson. on Gene WooC. took the honors
| by two and a half lengths from DR..
Hollis. with Swageerlator showing Fore
| the l3-to-l0 faVoritr, with Iilleu, hot
| 2-to-l second choice, followed in the or
| der named
Yuba. a 2-year- old. well ridden by SIN
| Sleton. outran u classy field for six fur
! state record OF ia by onc-nfth second.
| Beau Man led Wander by four and half
| lengths FOR place. Wander coupled with
| Ethel Day, was the favorite in the bet
| ting ring at To p while the public
! thought Jack Nunnallv ought to win.
| but the stake horse was very r;uch over
rated ana was entirely out OF the run
! ming.
Prometheus WAS a big favorite in tho.
\ fifth race, and Singleton brought horns,
/ his second victory. winning by three and
| "A half lengths from Sir John. with Coblc-
! skill close up for show.
Inclomeut that has been showing speed
/ for the past week, finally made good and
Won the last event on the card. i've and
half furlonss. with Wilson up 81. Joe
| heat Yolo by nose, With Lanita 4 nose
| behind In fourth place.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
JEFFRIES AND JOHNSON MEET TUESDAY
Horses and f1OrSemen

After tho races Wednesday at the
Blona Vista track. Captain linckett was
offered $500 FOR luba. the two-ycar old
illy that defeated one of the classlcst
folds In the west In state record time.
llackett said that he had entered the
horse In five or six $1,000 stakes at
JuaTcz Mexico, the coming winter. and
as the horse was showing 80 much class
he feels that he cannot afford to part
with the nlly.
The winning of the fourth race by
Yuba brought forth the usual Arguments
among the horse owners, which resulted
in a proposed match race for II pIrSc
of $500. 10 be given by the Utah Jockey
club. and fhc horscmCu to each post 500,
who Wish to enter the race. The horses
which arc ready 10 enter such race
arc Guba. Glorio, Jack Nunnally. EcHp
Man. Jack Paine aud Ethon. The !a"c
will he open 10 all. and. il made, viii
be run Saturday afternoon.
4. Wilson was greatly disappointed on
the showing Inadc by Ethel Day. WsdncS-
day. Tho horse bad worked very fast In
the morning, running the first quarter
in 23 80 seconds of si%-lurlong work
ont. and upon the strength OF this work
out Wilson placed Il large bet owing
10 The fast workout the horse was made
the iavoritc.
w. II. Gleason of the Utah Jockey club
arrived I'm tho civ Wedncsdav and was
nc had read about the new track while
IL the east but never expected To see
such a pretty place.
Manager Murray oi the Ogden thirteen
days meeting, which is scheduled TO
commence October 80. announced that he
has had enough applications for stall room
10 take up all the space. and Tint the
meeting is now an assured success. pro-
YidinE tho weather man helps him out.
Practically all the horses racing here VIII
80 to Ogden for the meeting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
Upton READY To
ISSUE CHALLENGE
Coming to the United States TO
Interview New York Yacht
Club.
WANTS TO RACE UNDER
UNIVERSAL YACHT CODE
Innuentia! Members VIII Insist
Upon Old Rules Locking
Up Cup.

NEW YORK, Oct. 20.--The coming Of
Sir Thomas Upton to tho United States
has stirred up great deal of interest
as 60 what measure OF Success the Irish
haronct will have I'm his cndcaVurs TO
bring about another race Tor America =
cup
Sir Thomas is expected here on the
mShtp Cedric on Saturday and will
ascertain from members OF the New York
Yacht club whether they will accept Il
universal rules which now govern races
held by tn" New York Yacht club or
whether tho club still insists that the
cup contest must bc held under the old
conditions which permit the greatest
maximum of speed upon given water
inc length without other restrictions.
Rules Out Of Date
Sir Thomas holds that the old rule
has resulted In the development of freak
there IS grave danger of the challenger
going TO pieces at sea while being brought
10 this country on her own bottom, as
provided for in tn" conditions of the CON
test. Bnt under the present racing rules,
Sir Thomas believes that "A fast. sub
stantill yacht can he built and the chal-
Longing cup can be assured Of some
yhgnC" OF success
The bIroDct hopes TO convince the New
York Yacht club that race for Amer
ica's cup can never again be held under
the old conditions. aud that IL the club
maintains tho attitude il took two years
ago. il Is equivalent TO locking UP the
classic mug in IN" club s trophy room.
IL WAS learned today, however that un-
less the present feeling among the more
change. SIR Thomas VISIT Is likely to
fail.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
City and Neighborhood

FRANK KNOX, the banker. has re
turned from trip TO Los Angeles He
was absent only few days.
FARLEY J.. WILLIAMS. general couu-
Ael for the Oregon Short Line has gone
to Boise on a brief business trip.
y. c. CRAIG. a prominent architect OF
this city. has returned from San Fran
cisco. where he has been on business.
MIR. AND MRS. s. #. RICKETTS, OF
santa Barbara, Cal. are visitors In salt
Lake They are on their return home
after trip through the cast. Mr. Rick
etts was formerly resident OF this city.
THE BOND OF City Engineer George
O. Chaney was flied with City Recordcr r
Moreton. Wednesday. The amount OF the
bond is $4,000. and the surety is the
American Surety company of New York.
PATROLMAN III, D. LYON. one OF the
most popular men ON the force, is re-
ported as recovering rapidly from the
enecis OF an operation for appendicitis,
which he underwent at the l.. d. S.
hospital Wednesday morning.
THE CASE of the state against s. NJ.
DeLozier was continued by District Judge
Lewis, Wednesday, until November 4.
DeLozier is charged with forging the
name OF I. a. Clayton to an Inland Crys-
tai Salt company check for 500, and with
having passed the check.
GOVERNOR SPRY. Wednesday ap-
pointed Richard r. Lyman. James l..
Jennings and Robert Shelton. all OF Salt
Lake, as delegates TO represent Utah
at the National Congress OF Road Build
ers. which win meet in Columbus. o.,
October ~ TO -.
THE WORK Of preparing FOR the pub
lication OF the city directory for Boise
Is being pushed as rapidly as possible
By w. II. Cooper, local manager for Il.
l.. Polk Co. and the book is promised
Tor next month. The directory for the
city OF ogden Will be ready in December.
TIE COMMITTEE which is collecting
funds 10 Gefray the expense OF present
ING the living Dag before President Taft
last month IS not meeting with great
success. as only $500 out OF the 500 nee
cssarY has SO far been contributed. An
buttons has been sent out By the com
nittee
THE FUNERAL o. Merritt /. Frame
will be held At the residence of MIR,
Frames father. y. T. street, AZ csc
o'clock tlis. Thursday. afternoon. All
friends arc invited. Those who desire
20 view the remains may DO so before
opening the funeral services. The burial
viii be IA Mount OIivet cemetery and
viii be private.
JAMES MARSH. who Is charged with
attempting 10 choke Mrs. Malinoa Newell
to death because she did rot return his
i1il Wednesday on a bond OF $1,000, fur
nished by three citizens Of 'C:ranfSyille
The bail bond was signed by CLANCY
Paris. $500; Cal Il. GustaVeson. $500. and
Lon Bectill. lr.. for $1,000, and was ap-
proved by Judge Bowman.
\ REPORT OH the conditions OF the
coal mines OF the state is being prepared
by John T.. Petit. state coal mine ia
srector. who returned IN the city tues
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
Y. NJ. c. A. BUILDING OF
MANILA NOW OPENED

MANILA, Oct. 20.-The handsome
new building OF The Young Men S Chris.
tian association, erected al an expense
of Sl2J,00O. was opened tonight. The
principal address was made by former
Vice President Fairbanks.
Congratulatorv cable messages were
received from President Taft aud j. Il.
Mott. foreign secretary Of the iDLcrna.
tional committee of the Y. NJ. G. A. and
kindred organizations throughout the
OricDt
Mr.. Fairbanks will leave for his visit
TO India on Friday. On the night be.
fore his departure he viii be given Il
farewell banquet by the Merchants as.
sOciaflon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
CITY wins ANOTHER
BIG DAMAGE ACTION
NOn-Suit Granted in Personal
Injury Case of John
Robinson.

a motion for non-suit. made ON behalf
Of Salt Lake City. was granted by Judge
Armstrong in the district court We'd
nesday in the damage suit brought
against the city by John Robinson.
The action was brought to recover
$4,000 for personal injuries alleged 10
have been received by Robinson February
j last by failing into the watcrworks
excavation on South Temple street. be-
tween Sixth and Seventh West streets
Robinson was In buggy and drove into
the excavation and was thrown out
breaking his leg and receiving internal
= injuries?
The excavation had been filed up part
~ and the water permitted 10 run into
II TO the top. go that the court ruled
that the piaintin had failed 10 show that
IL mao not been properly f1lied In, hence
the citys motion Tor non-suit was grant
I'd and tke case dismissed at the plain
lifT's cost
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
zYBSCkO WINS IN
TWO STRAIGHT FALLS
European Shows Class and Is
Ready to Take on Frank
GOtch.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. oct 2O.--ln two
straight falls. Hybscko. champion wrcs-
tier Of Europe, won a match from Karl
Aibcrg, the French champion, hero to-
night. IL was announced he thereby
earned the right 10 meet Frank Gotch,
champion of the world.
Iybscko won the trst fall with head
lock In IL minutes. and the second with
bar lock and crotch hold, In minutes
aud 10 seconds. Both bouts were fast
and rough, but the winner clearly out
pointed his opponent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
SEEKS INSURANCE HELD
BY HER FORMER HUSBAND

Suit was filed In the district court
"Wednesday by Lillian Light formerly
Fauias) against the supreme lodge ot
ihs Fratsrna Union OF America. a fra
tcrnai Insurance Organization OF Denver,
Colo. 10 collect $3.50 claimed 10 he due
on an insurance policy taken out by her
former husband. John PawIas. The
plaintiff says that she was the wife OF
Rawlas at the tirDc of his death. which
occurred 1t Youne's point. Mont. Sep
tender %. 1908. and that her deceased
husband became A member OF Sego lodge
No l%S AT Ogden. November l, 1888 and
time he m=t ais death IN railroad &c.
"ideDt on Nhc date mentioned. but the
supreme lodge has refused 10 pay the
ar:Jount of tho polic,-.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
Football Officials.

ANNAPOLIS. Md, oct. @0,-Miudful OF
the delays and the trouble experienced
in getting together, the mcu who were
to ofdcIate at the big football game al
Philadelphia last year. the athletic coun
ell al West Point and the executive com
mittec OF tho Navy Athletic association
have already Settled this question Tor
this year. The two bodies, after some
correspondence. have selected tho fol-
lowing officials:
\. l.. Sharpe. Yale. referee.
r.. X. Hall. Dartmouth. umpire.
w. =. Laugford. Trinity, field Judge.
Ed Smith, present field coach at Penn.
Sylvania hond lincsman.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
UNIVERSITY WILL
PLAY GOLDEN MINERS
Coach MaddOck'S Team in Fine
Condition and Expects
to Win.

The University OF Utah football team
will lcavc today for Denver. where 4
match game will be played with tne
Golden Miners on Saturday afternoon
Coach Maddox has a strong team and
hopes TO return victorious.
The game rad been scheduled for this
city, but (ov some reason Golden could
not come to Utah, and rather than cal
tho game Off Coach Maddox decided ~
take his team TO Colorado.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
Gang OF SWindlers.

SAN FRANCISCO, oct. 20.-Word has
been received at tho office OF the post
office inspector that Leon Lozicr, sup
posed 10 he a member OF the alleged
Maybray gang Of swindlers. was arrest
ed today at Battle Mountain. New. Lo-
zIer was also known as u. H. Mcleod
Tom Rogers. and No. 81. 1t is charged!
that nc operated in conjunction with the
Swindling gang In san Francisco and
other Pacific coast cities
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
PACIFIC LEAGUE
Oakland Forfcits Game.

Los ANGELES. Cal, oct. 2O.-Bc-
cause Manager Rcidy Of the Oakland
team failed 10 leave the grounds with
IN three minutes after being ordered to
do so by Umpire McGrccyy today the
game was declared forfeited 10 Los An
gcleS, . Ia %. in rho beginning OF the
fourth inning. McGrccvy claimed that
Reidy was saying unpleasant things to
him from tho bench. No runs had been
madc mp 10 the tmo the incident &C
Cured R.U.E.
Los Angeles ....,................
Oakland .... ......... ..s........,. q
Batteries Miller and Chess; Nelson
and Lewis.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
RUSSIAN INSURANCE
C0MPANY'S APPLICATION

Application Tor the entrance into the
state OF Il large Russian insurance COM
pany has been received by Col George
Il. Squires, commissioner OF insurance,
with copy Of the charter and other papers
enclosed. The feature OF the application
is the enclosure OF the charter OF the
company. written In Russian. with an
English translation accompanying IL. the
accuracy OF which Is atiested by Francis
Holeh. a notary of st. Petersburg. Tho
company is called the Rossia Insurance
company. Carl T.. Sturhahn OF New York
has been appointed manager OF the COM
pany for the United States. The company
Will take only reinsurance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
Varsity Football.

With the departure OF the big team
FOR Colorado today, the class series OF
football Cnmcg viii begin ut the univcr-
sity, the first game being pulled off this
afternoon at , o'clock between the ju-
niorS and seniors.
Tho class games this year arc being
playcJ much earlier I'm the season than
has usually been the custom. and os a
result a great deal more interest is be
ing displayed than has ever been shown
"a, the bclotcd games coming after the
big games We're over
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
Automobile Course Destroyed.

CHICAGO. oct. 2O.-Crown Point s
erandstand for automobile races. erect
ed at the time OF the Cobc and Indiana
trophy events. with seating capacity OF
q 900 is now in the hands OF a wreck
ing company Although lacking official
confirmation from the Chicago Automo-
bile club, which faced dencit OF some
$40 600 in promoting the races. the Crown
Point ,ownIl course is now believed 10
be off the map so FAR as big automobile
races are concerned.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
Prize Fighter Arrested,

CHICAGO, oct "O.-Harry Forbes. the
prize lighter was arrested and arraiGned
hero today. charged with using the malls
10 deiraud He pleaded not guilty. The
arrest was made in connection with the
federal investigation OF alleged fake
prize Nights.