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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-31

We wish to extend our sineerest
thanks to our friends who showed us
such sincere sympathy at the time Of
the death of Frank Mason
MR.. AND MRS. HENRY NONDORF.
EDWARD MASON AND SISTERS.
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LEAVE ON 4 VISIT

Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Whitesell and
daughter have gone to Peru, Ind. to
spend g few weeks visiting friends and
relatives
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A MEE,IN-ENn VISIT.

Oliver Baumgartner of NapervilIe.
III viii be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Groom and family of Williams street
for the week end
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CONCLUDE VISIT.

Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Mashino are ex-
pected to return to their home in Tru-
ma navenue today from Champaign. Ill.
where they have been the guests of Dr.
and Mrs. Frank Parker for several
days.
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Mrs. c. S Dewey has returned to her
home in Milltrs City, OIL after spend
ing few days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Mccoy, of ia Murray
street
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VISITS IN CHICAGO

Miss clara Hasse went Is Chicago
yesterday TO be the guest Of Mr. and
Mrs Harry Carr at their home in
Woodlawn for a few days
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Mss sM-ITzER,s GrEsr.

MISS Margaret Baughman of Dan
vile Ind, IS the guest of Miss Edna
Switzer over Sunday. The two are
sightseeing and shopping in Chicago
today
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VISITS IN CHICAGO

Miss Julia Wall was the guest Of
her sister. Mrs. Fred Porter at her
home in Hamilton Park. Chicago. last
evening
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Miss Ella Mae Moury will enjoy a
few weeks vacation and will spend it
visiting friends in neighboring towns.
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VISITS IN CHCACo.

Miss Gertrude Lochte win be entar-
tanned at the home Of friends on the
south side in Chicago sunday.
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ATTEND CA,Ip nIEErING.

Miss Marie Koehreman viii attend
the camp meeting at Oak Glen tomor-
row.
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RETURNS FROM ST. P4II

Victor Hjortsberg will return home
tomorrow from St. Paul. MINI, where
he has been visiting relatives for the
past week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-31
RETTRNs FRoM VISIT.

Mrs. Harry Wachter has returned
from a days visit with friends and
relatives in Dyer.
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HERE oN 4 VISIT.

Miss Gertrude Arbeen of Chicago is
spending a few DAYS with Miss Beulah
Drackert at her home in state Line
street.
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VISITS ~ MILWAUKEE.

Miss Rose Yarcll will leave tomorrow
for Milwaukee 70 spend few days
with friends and relatives
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Miss Anna Budreau viii be the guest
of friends in Chicago tomorrow and Wis
it Riverview park
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ENTERTAINED II CHICAGO.

Miss Carrie Gruszka and Saylor Long
viii be entertained at the home of
friends in Chicago sunday.
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wEEK-END VISIT.

Miss Mayme Reiser vii spend the
weekend visiting her relatives in
Crown Point
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-31

Miss Azalia Macched Of Burnham is
the guest Of Mrs Ben Jarchow at her
home in Cedar street for several DAYS.
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VISIT CHICAGO RELATIVES

Alss Wilma and William Gallagher
ere spending the week Visiting rela-
tives IN Chicago.
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4 SHORT VISIT.

Mrs. Arthur Merrill is spending a
few days with friends and relatives in
Merrillville
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LEANEs FoR MICHIGAN.

Miss Nellie Fowler viii leave the first
of the week for Holland. Mich, to
spend a few weeks vacation
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Fl automoblt- ride around Gary
md, with compliments Of the United
States Land company Machine meets
all trains
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VISITS FRIENDS.

Miss Frances Peters will be enter
tanned BY friends in East Chicago to-
morrow.
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school will be held at Gas a. m. and
the Christian Endeavor Society will
meet at $50 p. m. tomorrow.
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'THE:
BUSINESS
FESSIONAL
YOUNG
MAN"

Find it no trouble to keep their en-
gagements when using ain INDIAN OF
THOR Motorcycle.
The most delightful time for motor
ing is August and September Ny
stock Of the Indian and Thor ma
chimes and parts is complete.
The Indian is FLEET AND TIRE
LESS, and built right up to the min
ute.
Thor the Motor Cycle Supreme.
DON'T BE A TRAITOR.
1t takes Thor to catch a Thor.
If YOU have looked at other ma
chimes, let me show Won the superior
points of these machines. THEY ARE
THE VERY BEST. / Will prove it.
and the cheapest.
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4 DAYS VISIT.

spent the day visiting friends in Ham
mond.
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LIsIr CHICAGn RELATIl
LEAVE FoR MICHIGAN.

Miss celia and Blanche Irish went
to Chicago today to visit relatives.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-15
JEFFR|ES CLAIMS
The CHAMPIONSHIP
Fight Talk Begins to Get Inter
estlng; Now the Real
Stuff.
JEFF NEVER GAVE HART
THE HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE
Former Champion Is Worked
Up Over Public Opinion,
and Means Business.

TORONTO. Ont, July 14.-James j.
Jetfries' who is in Toronto. said today
ne would be ready to fight Jack Johnson
at the appointed time. Sam Berger, who
Is FERRIES manager. well as his spar
ring partner, said that Johnson would
pIopaoiy not be on hand when they
reached Chicago. dispatch from Chi
JeilrleS IN Chicago Saturday with d $40, =
oog torfelt TO bind a match,
Jeilfics is angry at reports that he docs
NOT intend 10 fight Johnson, but tina, he
rs Just holding it up as bait 10 catch
tne pubnc during his theatrical tour.
IL Hight him." he said. "and It won t
pc any Tommy Burns that he will find
IN the ring. Burns o. champion? Well.
ne was good fast little boxer but no
match for big man.
Who is champion? Well, ] can't be
planned FOR claiming the title I won the
championship from all comers. and my
TOUR years retirement was due to the
tact that there was nobody TO fight
could not get anybody TO give me a bat
Tie, so L turned 10 other lines OF en-
deayor.
That was a fake story that ] gave
the title 10 Marvin Hart when retired
from the ring, It's absurd on the face
OF 1t. could not give the title even II
l wanted to; and what's more. | did not.
However. ] am ready again to do bust
ness a the old stand. You can see FOR
yourself what condition I'm in. I weigh
285 pounds now, and Two taken off forty
five pounds since ] started raining,
hurt by left hand a month ago, but It's
ali right again"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-15
EMPIRE CITY OPENING
DRAWS LARGE CROWD

EMPIRE CITY, n, Y. July 1.-THE
Empire city Racing association 8 summer
meeIing began today under the most ia
vorable conditions. A large attendance
was attracted ny the good card offered.
The feature. the Midsummer stakes. at
one and one-eighth miles. resulted In an
easy victory for the l-to-S favorite,
Arasee
First race, six furlongs-Richard Reed,
10 ], won; Jouly, 3 10 ., second; Aero
bat. TO ]. third. Time. l;l3.
Second race. five and one-half furlongs
-Reyburn. { TO /. won; Louise f., 10
to J., second, Charles Hargrave, to 1,
third. Time l:0T.
Third race. mile and sixteenth.
Bonnie Kelso. * 10 %. won; Eschau. 20
to l, second; Nethermost. 1o to !, third.
Timo. Al 25.
Fourth race. one mile and n fuvlong-
Arasee, ! TO 8, won. Hilltop. TO |. sec
ond; Cymbal 20 to i, third Time,
1872 3-5.
Fifth race. five and onc-half furlongs-
Radium Star, 4 TO /. won Levengston, 6
to /. second, Don Antonio, 10 .. third
Time. EOS,
Sixth race. mile and -sixteenth-
Hans. II to 10. won, Rockstone, to 10.
second; Oriental Queen, 100 to /, third
Time, LAG.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-15
AMERICAN HORSES
BRING LOW PRICES

NEWMARKET. July 1.-THE two
year-old selling plate OF 200 soyernlers,
was won by the Santa Casa f1ly. Ncle-
sia was second, and Fac-Simile H.. third.
Among the starters was II p. WhiJney's 8
Xela illy, The handicap OF 500 sover-
ciens for three ycar-olds and up. dis
tance SIX furlongs, was won by Fallen
Angel Orphan was second and Vigi-
lance third. Among the fifteen starters
was II. p. Whltneys Hillside III
Thirty American-bred Yearlings were
offered ut today's blooded stock sales.
Halt dozen animals belonging TO g. II,
MackaY of Lexington, Ky, averaged only
1870 each. J b. JaggIn sold sixteen
yearlinss for an aggregate of Sll, 100. OF
this amount chestnut tily by Star Ruby
brouht 2276o and Hamburg Belle fllly,
$3.50.
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Butte Entries.


Special TO The Tribune
BUTTE July 1a.-Entries for tomor-
rows races.
First race. flve-eighths of mile, SELL
ing-Luke Mccoy, ia: Glover Kyle. 112:
Cuiacan. ll2: Big iIldorado. III;
Yoio 116.
Second race, three quarters OF a mile,
seling-Mcander, Ill; Jack o. Lantern.
III; Moasback, 100; Hersain 109; Ian
cashirc Lad, 109, Votrome. 1o7. Cooney
Neff. lO1; Gretchen G. 90; Banthel, 90;
Miss Danville, %.
Third race, three quarters OF a mile,
scllins-Tim Hurst, III; Irish Mike, 112,
glcssa 1o9 Kumiss. 1O9 Luxurio. 1O2
Alice Collins, 90; Weymouth, %; Baleri-
an. 90.
Fourth race, mile and one-sixtecnth.
Paine, lo9; Arcourt, 1o9; ,Proetus, ,l09
Logistella. 107. Cotilion, 1O7; Measow-
horn, 1o7, Patriotic, los; Contribution
1O5: l.. c. WidrlG. 105 Buna. 102
Fifth race, mile and one sixteenth,
sellng-Ericson. il2: Dick Redd. 112
Rather Royal. 1O7; Rhinestone. 107. Lady
Kitty. 107. Lola White, l0I: Queen Lead,
log: Miss Vigilant, i05; WoIlvllle, 1o2.
Sixth race. seven aighths OF n mile,
seling-Taxcr. III; Liberto. III: Billy
Bowless. 109; Marburg, l0i, Roy Shum-
way, 101, Grotto. 101: Birth, 90, Miss
Beaumepter, "a,
Seventh race, sevene elghths OF mile,
sellIng-Elmdale. ia: Joe Wootan, III.
Elevation. III; Marble Mayer III; Alcor
Ill, EXchequer. l09: Lady Alicia, 100
Ruena, 1o9; Dollie Dollars, lo9, Minnie
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-15
RACING CONCESSION
MAY BE RESCINDEO
Looks Like Californians Hate to
See Racing Go to
Mexico.

WASHINGTON, July 14.-The conces-
sion recently granted by the Mexican
government to company OF horse race
promoters In California, for the establish
nient OF a race course at Tia Juana, a
village IN Lower California. near the
southern boundary OF California and with
n short distance of the city OF San
Dlego' probably will be rescindcd
When the. granting of the concession
oeecame known the people of San Diego
protestcd In strong terms. Petitions
came TO the state department from city
olllcers, churches and citizens. with the
result that the state department re-
Gently communicated with President Diag
through the American cmbassador 1t
was pointed out that tho eDcourag cement
or morse racing at Tia Juana which had
become outIawed In California would be
an onense in tho eyes OF the people OF
that state 1t was stated I'm the letter
70 the American ambassador that the
united states did not question the right
OF Mexico TO grant the concession. but
II hoped. in view of the universal protest
OF the people of California that the
Mexican government would sec fit to re-
scind the concession. No response has
yet peen received. nor Is any expected
Tor some days, but the state tcpa artr ent
mas strong hopes that its request viii be
Willingly and promptly complied with.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-15
IVfR LAWSON BREAKS
TW0-h|LE RECORD
Whittier Beats SamuelsOm in
Five-MiIe Motor Match
Race.

a large crowd witnessed q good card
OF bicycle races at the Salt Palace saucer
track Wednesday night; the meet being
held in connection with the street car
men q excursion to the resort.
The two open amateur races. were easy
for Phil Wright. who won as he pleased.
second but was disqualified for running
Mccarthy down on the cement
The track record for two-mile lap
raco was lowered by liver Lawson. who
covered the distance in 3:43 2-5. Nesbitt
rubbed wheels with Hehir and went down
and out, but after regeinlng conscious
ness said that he Was all right. but lit
tic shaken up,
Samuelson stole Il march on the bunch
and Copped the three quarter mile handi-
cap from the twenty yard mark. Hehir.
Walker and Hopper finished half a wheel
back. Inches apart, riding in practically
the same time, which was within two
fifths OF n second OF the worlds record,
The fivemile motor race between sam
uelson and Whittier was run Al speed
about as fast rs the track could hold,
The slowest mile was 1:15 Is and the
fastest 1:t3 10. Whittier won the race
In the fast time of 6:l0.
The summaries;
Match pursuit-Wlliams won: Nesbitt.
second, Distance, miles. laps, $50
Yards Time 5:53
Three-quarter- mile handicap. profess
(2ol, won; Hehlr (2O).
(4o). fourth, Time, l:21 20
Two-mile lap. professionsl-Lawson.
won; Walker, second; Samuelson. third
Downing, fourth. Time. a:49 IS.
F!ve-mile motor race, professional
Whittier. won; Samuelson, second, Time
6:I0
Half-mil open. amateur-Wright, won;
Diefenbachcr, second Taylor, third; Nc
Csrthy. fourth. Time, ] 100.
Three mile open. amateur-Wright,
won, Mccarthy. second Thomas, third
obert, fourth Time, 612.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-15
BRADFORD TO MANAGE
MOUNTAIN TROUT co.

The Mountain TaRlt company Of Muir
ray mas a new manager. The new
man IS Sylvester V, Bradford, brother
to Archie Bradford, who holds the posi-
ton OF secretary with the company.
Bradford came here recently from Ogden.
where for the past two or three years he
has held a responsible position with the
faculty of the Weber Stake academy. It
II the intention of Bradford to get busy
right away. having several improvements
In sight which Will make this company
one of the best in the state. AT present
there are several things under way which
will go To make the hatchery a good one.
the capacity OF manager up to the present
time, will branch out into other work,
which is demanding his attention He Is
also the owner of some real estate at
Murray.
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Fort Erie Entries.

Special to The Tribune.
FORT ERIE. July 14.-Eutries for to-
morrows races;
First race. thirteen -siXteenths of mile,
purse-W estern Lady, Jos; Ben K. Sleet,
l0S: Bedminister, los; Short Order. los;
King Solomon, Il2.
Second race, three quarters 81 a mile.
selling-Chaltce. 100; Tanne, 100: Seren
ade 100. Bertha e, 100; Ben Double, los;
Minot. 10S Duke of Milan. 1o6, Protagon
list. lo5. Argonaut, los; Uncle Toby, Ill;
Beatrice X, Ill; OrIandot, 112.
Third race. five eighths OF a mile. purse
My Henry. 100, Broadsword, lo5; Ben
P, 1OS; Mesmerizer. los; Kenneth b.,
los: Harry Summers 10S: Hedge Rose,
1GS; Judge Massing, ll2, TWO Step, 1l2;
Ed B.. 112.
Fourth race. three-Quarters OF mile.
purse-PilIs. "a; DR.. Walter Briggs, 100,
DESTROYS. 1O4; Dainty Dame. los; Dare
ington, 109: King Avondale, lo9.
Firth race. mile and seventy yards. sell
ing-Plume. IS: Minnie Bright e6; Cere-
monious 95: Woolwluder, 81 Tom Hol-
land 100 Giles, 102. Thomas Calhoun:
los; Usury. LOG; Posing, LOG; Beau Brum-
nell. los.
Sixth race. three-quarters of a mile,
selling-Queens Message, 90. Irrigator
81; Doubt 100; Autumn King. 100; Red
Hussar, 102: Billy Pullman. 104, Lubin,
los; Malediction, lo5; Quagga, 1OS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-15
Butte Races.

BUTTE, July 14.-Today's race results:
First race. selling. four md one-half
furlong ngs-May Bride won Sixteen sec
ond, Goodship third Time, :53.
Second race, selling. five furlongs-Port
Malone won, Silver Leaf second, Bright
Skies third. Time, 1:00t.
Third race selling. five furlongs-Seven
Full won Bill Mayham second, Platoon
third. Time. l.003
Fourth race. handicap, mile and one
siXteenth-Old Timer won. Rcd Leaf sec
ono, Legatee third Time, 1:4Ts.
Fifth race selling, one mile-Fol'ie /.
won John ]. Rogers second, Beaunan
third. Time. LAR
Sixth race. one mile. selling -Mcndon
won Friar OF Eigin second, Bardonla
third Time. 1A2.
Seventh race five and one-half furlongs,
purse-Suda Glen won. Judge Cabinnis
second Goodfellow third. Time, 1.0Ib.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-15
GLHDDEN TOUR

Dan Lewis arrived In Madison at 200
this afternoon. and the first contestiug
car In the Gliddcn tour to check was No.
Marmon. the driver. r. L. G. Wing.
greeting Mr.. Lewis at 10. The thirty
other cars arrived at intervals Of from
fifteen seconds TO n minute and half.
After checking In, the cars were lined up
on Main street
The run of 1852 miles from Chicago
was made ahead OF the time limit with
only heat and dust to annoy the riders
For the trip tomorrow to La Crosse, the
weather bureau predicts rain.
Car no. Mcintyre. was lost track of
until today The car was located badly
disabled north OF Racine, where it ran
into the ditch.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-15
WESTON COMPLETES
HIS LONG JOURNEY
Arrives in Frisco at 1880 P. M..
Having Walked Over
4000 Miles.
SEVENTY YEARS or AGE.
But HALE AND HEARTY
Finishes Five Days Behind His
Schedule: He Averaged Forty
Miles Per Day.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 14-Vigorous
as n man OF half his seventy wears, and
striding out like soldier on parade. de-
spite the forty miles he tramped during
the day Edward Payson Weston set foot
in San Francisco al 1850 o'clock tonight.
with his 4oO0-mle journey from New York
to San Francisco completed
The actual distance covered BIZ tho
white haired athlete was 1925 miles bv
mile posts but figuring the thousands Of
times he has swung from side TO side OF
the way he has tramped nearly 300 miles.
The time consumed on the journey was
lo5 days. five hours and forty-one min
utes.
Starting on March Il. his seyenleth
birthday, from New York, Weston has
maintained a gait Of nearly forty miles
pausing for rest only Sunday
He is bronzed so deeply that his flow
Ing mustachc, blcached TO snowy white
ness. shows with startling distinct,es,
against his ruddy checks and his aaa,
shrunkon form is oddly at variance with
his sturdy stride and clear eyes
Letter for Fisk.
The athlete bears letter io Post
master Fisk of this city. but will not de-
liver II until tomorrow. He proceeded d.
directly TO his hotel from the ferry and
viii rest until late tomorrow morning
Weston's long ROAD actually ended at
Oakland Mole. when he arrived at g.I5
o'clock tonight, attended by crowd OF
admirers, VINO had waited hours for his
arrival. To offset the ferry trip the
pedestrian doubled on his trail before
reaching Oakland, covering six additional
miles. With this accomplished the jour-
ney ended when he walked into the dis
patchcrs office on the Mole
No plans for the immediate future have
been made by Mr.. Weston, but 1t Is stated
that he is contemplating a tramp tc
Seattle during the Alaska Yukon Pacific
exposition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-15
Western Circuit.

TERRE HAUTE. Ind, July 14.-FoI
the Great Western circuit races here to-
day the track was fast. and finishes In
all events were close. Results:
First race 218. purse s1000-Star
Patch first, George Gano second. Gerald
inc and Peter Pan divided third and
fourth. Best time. 2012,
Second race. three year-old trot, purse
$500-Soprano first. Harry Devereau sec
ond: Shclsea and Border Guard divided
third and fourth. Best time, 2:l6}.
Third race, 2:10 pace, purse $1,000
Bland S first, Earl, Jr., second, Greer
Pilot third. Best time, 2:073. Point
Burglar and Oro Jackson divided fourth
Baron Whips first. Tony Swift second
Best time. 2;05a.
Fifth race, 2:l4 trot. purse s20o0-Per
njssa Maid first, Marien and Margin di-
vided second and third. Alice Roosevelt
fourth Best time. 2.0S9
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-15
MILO HACKENSCHM|DT
CHALLENGES WORLD
Is Giant in Strength; Wants to
Take Oh Frank GOtCh for
Title.
Special cabIesram to The Tribune.

BERLIN. Germany, July 1i-Milo
Ilackenschmldt. brother OF the former
wrestling champion, has issued chal-
lerse to wrestle Frank Gotch for the
worlds champion ship. the match 10 take
place In any country and for side bet
OF any amount. There is no question
that Milo is a much better man than his
brother. and il is the opinion OF wrest-
ling experts in this country that he can
defeat any living man. Milo is a giant
in stature and strength and in an exhibi :
ton here, displaying his great strength.
he broke n bulls neck. Hackenschmidt [
took the animal by the horns and. with
one twist. broke its neck short off. re
has a grip like vice and is as quick
as A flash.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-15
WESTERN GOLF

DES MONIES. July 1.-THE Ss-hole
qualifying round Of the champion ship
tournament OF the Transmississippi Golf
association was finished In a driving rain
today. Following is partial list OF pair
inss for the 36hoIe match play;
Frank Hae, Hyperion. Des Moines. VS..
Rev. Paul r. Talbot, Hutchinson Coun-
try; II. G. Legge. Minnikahda. VS.. Jack
Cady, Arsenal. Rock Island ]. r, Rahm,
Omaha, Country, VS., II. a. Fohr, Denver,
Country; Walter s Fairbanks. Denver,
Country VS.. j, J. Elhert, Golf and Coun =
tr5-, Des Moines; Harlow Hurley. Topeka.
vS. Sprague Abbott, Omaha, Country, l..
w. Sawyer. Evanston Kansas City, IS,
F. J.. Wood, Denver. Country.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-15
PACIFIC LEAGUE
Daring Base-Running.

LOS ANGELES. July l4--Bodie gave
an exhibition of daring base-runnng in
the seventh inning today, which clinched
the game for San Francisco. He started
TO steal second, drew the catcher's throw
and was about TO be run down between
bases when Tenant started from second
to steal third, Tenant was put out be-
tween bases while Bod!e succeeded IN
getting past and stealing third himself.
r. II. z.
Vernon .,........ 4 II
Ratteries-Hitt, Wilett and Hogan;
Kinkel, Browning and Berry,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-15
American Association.

At neapolis-Milwaukee. s; Mime
apolis, g.
At napolis-Indianapolis 2; To-
ledo, I.
bue. 2,
At St. Paul-Kansas City, Q; St. Paul, l..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-15
Pacific Track Events.

Los ANGELES. July l4.-in the cham
pionShip events OF the Pacific Coast ANA
tour Athletic association here today.
James Donahuc Of st Ninccnt's college,
Los Angeles, came within two ffths of
a second of equaling the American rec
ord of 10 1-5 seconds for the l2O-yard
hurdle.
First honors in the meet today, how
ever went 10 the Olympic club Of San
Francisco
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-15
Home-Run HIT.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 14,-Oakland
defeated Los Angeles again today. to l.,
The only run scored by the visitors was
made by Orendorff. who batted the ball
for homer In the sixth inning. r. IA. Il.
Oakland o.. 80. ,,....s..........,
Los Angeles 49,. .........,.... 6 3
Batteries-Tenneson and Lewis; Tczer
and Orendorf..