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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
Siinf gnbn- Committeeman unb pers

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miiIionen bon Sainois. 1iidiaan,
Wiseoniin, Snbtana unb Sbio cine
enersii6e propaganda se9en bas Be-
treten oes @runbcS Der 8abnen burd5
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ben. Nc6t fol 9as nGre Elm
G6ritt IN Der re6teu Ri6tuug, Der bel
alien Sabnen unb Staateu I'M 2anbe
burG9eflbrt iperoen iolte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
Bur atorhpnl Gnthedmna.

II ySarbou. bnben mir nns nifi
!eetbin am Horbpol fennen gelernt?"
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geitellt bat! 81 Die @nbrbcit bar
ilber, iper oogciueicu lit. itebt jest aui
ben fur5cn @eincn Der gSfimos.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
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Su SNuSt tut0SV NhlVtuVVr luCtuyc
Yrdiibent bieier Gage gu YortlanD.
Ore, belt, erfldrte er ,lnter gnbersm.
bob er es fir Die Yfli6t beg grdiis
benton Der @ereinigten Stdaten baIte.
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beiten ~genDNen, als bier in ancrifa,
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rem 2dnbern, mo tie Staatsrelision
lei. Sic 3eit lei aber bn. mo ale
&eligionen S6ulter an Sdulter ben
aampf segen ben Ilnslauben anfnebs
men milBten. Sebr tpn6rl gs lit
ridtis unb ansebraht. bab Der Trdiis
bent Der Ser. Staaten fir HeIieion
inn 8olte eintritt. Sas babcn fdbon
Sriebri9 Der @robe unb Idpoleon als
ridtiee Staatsmdnner einseiebcn.
pab einem 8olfe Die 81 Iision ers
balten bIeiben muB. tpenn Srouuue,
lpenn gbrfur6t bor ben Beieben be-
Iteben ioa. gIos iebr ionSerbar ODER
bod bemerfenslpcrtb lit Die Ebatidfe.
oab es 9erabe uniere e Iebrs
mitnlten nnb StantS unioerIitatep
iinb, pel6e ben iltnsen 8iirgern. bon
oenen piele Stuntsbeamte iperben. ben
frulieiten nnaIauben lebreu.
8as iiebt ia aus. dls OF 8clieion
nafgerabe fir bas Bolt gut eenus
mare. nm bieies i'm 3au,ue gu baIten.
unb als Oh Die beiier Situierten unb
6eiier @ebilbeten oas gar nift notbis
bdtteH. 9as lit CUR Sreibeit er3osen
iiirfpnbr. aber 81 elmer Sreibeit. Die
gefdbrli1 lit. Die beu Geim beS Inter
8onses in ii6 trd9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19

Der Sabrtct nidt iibcr feds Yrpsent
ppm ,uirflih auseiegten Sapital be-
trnscn BARI. Der lteberidnR fummt
Der Stabt nnb benz Inblifum su
0nte. 9ieic. 9ebinaunaeu lolteu
nid,t nur fir bte StraBenbubneu bon
G~IepcIanb. iunberlt fir ale Stdbte
Der LUTON 6citchen, in pefdben Strds
6enbabnipagen lauren. Die @cieas
i6aften piirben oiird bieies !. Gom>
promib" nidt pcriiercn. benin bic CIR
niebriaiin9 bes Sabrpreiies ipiirbe
pur6 cine inteniipere SaiiasiersScs
iorberung ipieber nett aemndbt iuerOen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
Der Strakenbnbns &f in GIepes


lamb lit 81 gnbe. Ser populdrc
0lnpor Ebom. Sobnion bat Den 9uten
&f fir bas Bolt 9efdmpft uub
- g~eiponnen. @on jest ab bc3oblt
SaS Glepelauoer Tublifum fir lieben
Tidets - alto fir liebcn Sabrten -
20 Gents unb fir cine llmiteigfarte
einen Gent ertra. Sas iicbt auf ben
eriten Bid ale. ais oh pas Yublitum
tpenie bel Dem Sample geponnen
bate. Nber man muB aud beoenten.
baB in glepelanb Die meiiten Yaiias
giere brett ans 3iel fabren fonnen
- tpie Sdreiber 0ieies iiingit ieIbit
erfabren baB alio Elm bdufiges
1lmiteigen. ipie 8. 3. in Chicago. nidbt
notbig lit. @ber es fpurbe aud nod
spifben Den Srieben i6lieBenbcn
garteien pereinbart, ban Der Yrpfit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
gptfdaftsr Grune bat feline gnt


IhIiung senonmeu, reip. nebmen
mifieu. Ra6bem Srdiibent Gait ii6
III. 10 piel Yiihe seeeben. einen 9eeiene9
Ranu fir ben 8cianotihaftsr
9Gpiten in 1etins. China, 81 finben.
es natiirlid fir i'm berbrieBli6.
behen 8eiiguntiou feline 3uitims
Der aun9 eeben gu miiiien. Or. Crane
Gbtrdgo NOR namlid plump
oe~ibe!enua. Dor etnem 8~nibinstoner
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS zines Gbica9o'er
Sgfattes nidt 2 hpeigen 5u be-
IN beobadten. Gitr5tim, er %pldpperte
e. Safen nus, iiber Die biz babin bas
Staatss 2epartemeut ii6 nod midi
pfff3ieII .sedubert. aiuS fir einen
&eidnsten mar bas ni6t allein unses
ihidt.f iouSern serabe3u bumm. Serr
Crane fam Die duBerft i9arfe Giige
bes &rn. 8nor, Staatsiefretdrs rubig
finiteden. llnb tpeuu er audi bunoert
WaI @eifdftsmann unb ni6t 0iplos
mot mar. 10 bate er bod ipiiien iolen
bab bon benz 5a9e ari. mo er IN Den
6ffentlifen 9ienit trat. er iiber
irgenS cine poiitiIhe manipulation
beS Chats 9epartements - ais
diplomat - Gdipeisen gu beo6aften
bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
tinb tuieber Der t,eue sarif. @iHen

Gle i6on. nab Seaerie, Die 2eibipeiie
Der Entertainer, tbeuerer ipirb. Ser
SeIeries Snmen foitet ndnli6 nad
benz neuen 9arif 10 Gents pro Sfunb
rnebr. Su ben Iebten Sagen lit Der
Rreis fir bieien Sameu bereits nm
80 Yro5ent geitieeen unb Die Smpors
feure nertiinben, bob er nod ipeitcr
fteiaen tptrb. Oie ginfubr bon
Geieries Sanen lit betrddtlid. Glio
aud in biefer @iniiGt BARI Der arnae
Tdnn it'd. Snnt Der @eibidlidteit
BEG Hbobe ISLANDER Senators. etlpas
sinf6ranfen. Bbat negt2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
Gsbilnst.

Shlbenmdb6en: Gin Serr mar
bier. nit einem tbeoretii6en Bart"
Srau; ~@as lit bas. elm tbcoretis
ider 8art?"
Stubeumdbhen: yTun. Gin Srauer.
9rau LIT ieSe Sbeorie."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
Wertbe 0%ereinsleMte!

Wertbe W~ereinsIeMfe! Sreiaebi9cr
fein, Spfer brin9en, ioa bas @erf Der
Ss5ial-R eform raid boran geben.
Sbne @elbmittel, unb 5eitduoi9 flie@
Benber Gelbmittel 9ebt es niGt. 8as
mare bonn elm bnIbsr pber ald elm
snnSer Dollar pro Sabr fir bic Gens
troliteue fir Die Dtebrbeit unierer
@ereinsmdnner. Samit fonnte Der
GentraIiteIe abe: niel gebplfcn
fperoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
aatbpIijGcr Sirdjen. aalsnber.
Gs,u bes &Snies &ednuns.
Mattb. IS, 23--35

Waeine Serren, beten Sic nod Den
Hcientrdn5l 8eiuben sic Die Ibcnbs
anbadten gu gbren Der 8oienfranSs
&6niein!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19

@enn Elm @robibwinbler SmnSerte
pom flcincn 2euteu I'm, ibre Gripars
niiie brinat, fam er oesbaIb nidt in'S
SdulbgcfdngniB ecbraht perocn.
0cnn abcr fIcinc 2eute lire Sduloen
nidlt be6abIen iouuem, ldBt ma lie
in Ncip 9urt einitcden. CUR Belt bes
iinbcn lid in Dem BeiSnsniB an anb'
loips Strnbe nidt mti'iqer ais liebcn
2eutc in, SGulnbaft; fat ale feline
9eute. bic gum 5betl lire S6ulocn
nift be3nbIcn %tonnten. neil iic lire
2obne ni6t erbalten batien. ODER bic
i5rcn @erpilidtun9en in @~b5abIun9ss
gei6Gften nidt nahfommen ionnteu.
Ml,h IN ben Neuenalanos Staaten III
Die SdJulbbaft nod geiebli6; in ben
meitliben Staaten tennt man lie nidt.
Sn europa bat man lie ldnsit nbse.
idafit. - .St. y. Solts5ts."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19

Dr.. Sage, Gin nambaifer gbirura
bon Bolton, bat cS fir Elm 9ers
bred)en erfldrt, einen Weniden ipeacn
appendicitis an operircn. 9as III
eigentlid re6t nncollegialiid bon Dem
8rootlpner Doftor. 9enn iuenn ale
0ieienigen, IN bcnen bieies Werbres
den beriibt luorbcn lit. bin9eben uttb
allf Sfdbencrias fIasen ipiirSen? IL
so. s."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19

&rdfti8er als ole @erirdge fpirfen
aiif ben g0Iferfricpen Die TnnIenbe
bon frcinbfhaftIiGrn 9c5iebungen,
ipelfe nnf cincm G6ifercongreB ipte
ote llireite Neip Porter Suoipns Suls
tolls Jiibelteter a"ngeipnnnen peroen.
~. y. S~taats3ta."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19

gs gi6t Scr Scutiden b~ierdnlnnhe
ipcit mebr, fobalb man nudJ Die mitz
3dblt. Die bon aubcrbalb Der iftpar5s
lueibs rothen Yfable berfommen, babel
nber 10 gut bentih ipie Der bette 9suts
Idle limb. Sicr In @n,erifn bari oas
SeutIdtbum nidt eiu5ig nad ben polls
tii6 : gep9rnpbiideu @ren3en ge8ablt
uerbcn, bic in Der alien Belt mabges
bcnb iinb. Grit redt Ut oicS uiht acs
itattct. ipeil ionit Die gciamm.e Rad)r
fpmmcnldaft Der 9eutldcn nibt ldns
ger mitee3dblt ipcrben Diirite. Silr alle
uno 0eutibe bat Die 6uoions Sultons
Seier aud iniofcrn cine Wehentung
,rlanat, nls lie 5itnt eriten MaIe fpiss
Ger Senti4e nno Sentime Su einsm,
1cmeiniamcn loblidcn @erfc suIams
mcnfiibrte. - .N. .. S~taats5t8."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
qsmfrdt- Anterihnmirdse
1%rebfimmem.

Sn burlington. Sa.. babcn iunae
Samcn cinen Subgdrger<GIub aes
griineet. Iae Idtung. Sn Der Seit
Der IutoS unb Slugmaihinen iinb
Subgdngc pcniscr ~eefdbrlif. aber ses
timber. - n@. g."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-13
Churchill Downs Races.

LOUISVILLE, May 12.-Today's race
results:
First race, one mile and a sixteenth
Tom l.. Hayward, straight. $1SS.10.won; (;
Romp, place. S2l10. second; Mellow Mint
show, $ll, third. Time :I6 20.
Second race. two-y -ycar-olds, four and Il
half fUrlongs-King Olympian, straight,
SiS.7O. won, Slcwfoot place S5.95 second :;
Dick Goodbar show $22,55. third Time.
:j3 20.
Third race. one mile and a sixteenth
Gliding Belle straight S79.15. won; DR..
Barkley, place. 1915, second: Lady Es-
ther. show, $S.35, third. Time. l:i5 i-5.
Fourth race, four and half furlongs.
BaShford Manor stakeS-Joe Morris, first.
s25t0. straight: King solomon. second.
$lO.So place Donau. third. Sl3.95 show.
Time. 80 %.
Fifth race six furlongs-Marbles, won.
s2l05 straight; Gypsy King. second. 50
place; Merrick, third, $500 show. Time,
1:12.
Sixth race. one mile and an eighth,
sclling-Nadzu. won, $17.05 straight; Al
bert star. second, $3.50 place; Gtlvedear,
third, $3.50 show, Time. 1.J3.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-13
Pirllico Races.

PIMLICO May 12.-Today's results at
Pimlico:
First race. four and a halt furlonGs-
Iothario. 8 TO !. won: Good Intent. so to
|. second; Dress Parade, 80 TO l, third.
Time, SO.
second race. six furlongs-Red River.
3 10 3. won; Consistent. S TO !, second !:
Horace, L., to > third, Time, l;i$ %.
won: Fashion Plate. to ). second, Hin
Top. 10 TO l. third. Time. 1879 As
Fourth race. steeplechase, about two
rnilcs-Canvas. 10 >. won, Alabama, -
10 j. second; Dr. Keith, to !, third.
Time l:39.
Firth race. one mile-fIurloke, > to /.
won: Indominablc 6 TO }. second: SILK
Hose. Is to 20, third. Time, l.il 35.
Sixth race. one mile and 4 siXtcenth-
Ieannette NJ. . TO ., won; Ross Fentou.
> 10 l. second: Lally, y TO ], third Time.
80 49,.
Seventh race. six furlonss-St, Jeanne.
= TO ]. won; Momentum, TO second :;
Indian Hunter. 10 to ], third Time
1:13 -.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-13
ATK|N MAY DRAW IN
THE METROPOLITAN
Saved for TobOggan Handicap,
the Big Event at
Belmont.

NEW YORK. May 12.-According to
horsemcn Jack Atlin, the topwcight
horse in the Metropolitan handicap,
which is to open the racing season in
the cast at Belmont park tomorrow aft
ernoon. may not be a starter, 1t was
commonly believed that he would he re-
served for the ToboCgan handicap on
Saturday. Jack Atkin, with the other
three horses carrying heaviest weights
for the Metropolitan. has been doing fine
work on the Paciiic coast during the last
winter.
Racers at the principal tracks about
New York have been working hard for
the Metropolitan. James X. kcenc s
three year old Turn Coat gallopcd the
metropolitan distance OF one mile easily
III .13 yesterday, :. Emcry's AraScc
and Mary Davis in company went the
distance in 1:ii -. The fact that Jack
Atkin in n trial went thrccquarters OF
mile in 10 So led turfmcn TO believe
that he would be reserved for the To-
boggan.
John l.. Madden's much talked of
son was rated next TO Sir Martin. now
derby choice in England gallopcd n
mile In 1:i3. and ms he has had the benc-
ht Of long early preparation at Wash
nSton, he is looked on thoroughly
MT Mcintyre will probably ride him. Half
Sovereign had an easy gallop OF a half
mile and is said TO be ready. High Pr
vate was given only cantcr yesterday
and unless an Improvement is shown TO-
day will he considered doubtful
starter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-13
ETHEL DAY REPEATS,
BEATING BOOGER RED
Stray Mare Is Running in Great
Form: B0OkieS Are
Hit Hard.
Special TO The Tribune.


OGDEN, MAY 12-Ethcl Day again
beat Booger Red this afternoon in the
feature event of a good card. winning
the Reed Hotel handicap. The gray
mare had seven pounds the worst of
the weight from the previous meeting
and won handily by a length, The
daughter of Faraday has rounded TO
her best form. which would give her a
license 10 beat Booger Red. weighted as
they have been III their recent meet
ings, or Booger Red has gone back
some, or he was poorly handled. in
today's race Boogcr Red lay second
for'nearly five furlongs, when he moved
up and strengthened for home three
lengths in front of Ethel Day. Then
Jarrett went TO pieces, and the gray
mare that was sighted in the betting
for both Booger Red and Anna May,
came with a rush and won by length
going away As the time was j full
second slower than La Refine IIindoo s
for the same distance yesterday, the
race can not he considered Booger
Red 5 real effort, unless he has gone
back.
Seven books cut in today, and as
three favorites and second choice
won, all quit TO the bad on the day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-13
CUBS DEFEAT BUTTE
IN 0NE-SIDEO GAME
Fine Pitching of Annis and Salt
Lake Base-Running Are
Features.

The fine slab work Of Annis. the star
hcldinG OF Hoon in left and the daring
base running of the Cubs were the features
OF the game Wednesday afternoon at the
Walker field between Butte and Salt
Lake, the latter winning by a score OF
10 2. Annis held the Miners down 10
four hits during the first eight innings.
and only twice during that time did the
visitors see third base. Annis was ef-
fective, especially with men on bases,
sending eleven Miners TO the bench to
study hitting rules. Dell the Butte
pitcher. was hit hard al over the lot.
but was well supported, especially in the
out6eld,
Every man on the Salt Lake team ex-
ceptine AnniS and Hammond secured
stolen base, Lussi stealing two sacks.
The score was follows;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-13

AMERICAN HORSES
SHOW Up FOREIGNER
Sir Martin, Esperanto and Sixty
II Beat English Classic
GallOpers.

NEWMARKET. May 12-The We'd
nesday wclter handicap of 100 SOW
ereigns, for Swear olds, run here to-
day, was won by l.. Winans's Sir Mar
tin. Dusky Slave was second and
Houghton third. Nine horses ran
This was the first appearance in a
race in this country of Sir Martin, an
American candidate for tho derby, and
the outcome was watched with great
interest, DuskY Slave was the favoritc
in The betting at 10 /. The price
against Sir Martin was to t. He was
formerly the property Of John Fl. Mad
den.
The American horse was admirably
ridden by "Skects' Martin, and came
in an easy winner by a length and a
half. This result will shorten Sir Mar
tin IS price for the Derby, for which
event he has been finding plenty Of
supporters. Odds Of 10 TO | were of.
fcrcd at the clubs last night
King Edward S Mineru is firm ia.
vorite for the Derby at . TO ..
The ChcsCerford maiden plate Of 200
sovcreigns for 3-ycar-olds, distance six
furIongs, was won by II. p. Whitney S
Sixty II.
The Flying handicap of 10 sovcreigns
each, with 200 sovereIgns added, for
3-yearolds and upward. distance five
furlongs, was won by Malwood. H. p.
Whitncy's Bobbon II was second and
Pinshead third. Eight horses ran.
Sir Martin s price in the Derby bet.
ting has shortened TO to /. A plate
Of 200 sovercigns. distance mile and
onc.half. was wen by j. r. Keane IS
Esperanto. Clariona was second and
The Sweet Duchess filly third There
were no other starters.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-13
|EvERYBoDY TALKS
ABOUT SALT LAKE
Secretary Rice of Utah Jockey
Club Arrives From the
East.
ENTRY LIST FOR STAKES
IS BIGGEST IN COUNTRY
Many People From East Are
Coming Here for the
Big Meeting.

i. ". Rice. secretary of the Utah
Jockey club, arrived in the city
= Wednesday. and is registered at the
Cullen hotel His advent constituted
the event of the day in turf circles
He had been expected earlier IN the
week, but pressing business matters Mt
Chicago detained HIM en- route from
New York Rice has been away from
Salt Lake for the most part OF the WIN
ter. AT the downtown Offices of the
Utah Jockey club he had some partlcu-
larly good news for the friends and Of
ficials of the club, He reports the
coming on TO this city Of large dele
CATION of racing dcvotees and con
tinpent of the professional fraternity.
including several prominent bookmalS,
ers and players. Among the latter VIII
be 'NJoeS Ycager, at one time the fore
most operator of the American turf,
whose exploits in tho New York ung,
when Jockey Hildcbrand was at his
prime. were heard of all over the conn
trv. "Frankic'' Lauterman, +. II,
Phillips and Jim Murphy will also
depart from the Windy City on next
Saturday. bound for this city,
Remarkable Stake Entry.
Talking of things in general, Mr..
Rice said:
'Isn't it quite remarkable fact
That our three stakes should fill better
than any three stakes you can find in
tho Canadian circuit books, or even in
connection with the stake list at Bel
mont Park Our stakes average forty
two nominations to Il fixture, which IL
away ahead of the average stake entry
AT either Hamilton or Toronto, Salt
Lake and the coming spring and sum
mcr meeting IS being discussed on eY-
erv hand You can hear something
about 1t on Broadway or State street
wherever Sportsmen and summer holl-
DAY seekers are wont TO rendezvous.
Accompanied hv President John Con
dron, General Manager w. W. Finn and
Treasurer w, II. Gleason, Secretary
Rice made a tour Of the Fairgrounds
late in the afternoon. He expressed
himself as more than satisfied with the
improvements completed and under
way.
Fairgrounds Notes.
"Dave' Whvtock. the pioneer thor
oughbred breeder of Texas. arrived in
the city Wednesday night with his fam
ily. He is quartcred al the knutsford.
Bookmaker "AbeN Baerwald Will be
here from San Francisco on Sunday
night. He is bringing his whole crew
with him.
The Decoration Day handicap Of May
90 will be one of the erandest sprinis
OF recent years, At this time it looks
like tight fit between Glorio and
Dominus Aori. This horse will be
shipped here from Los Angeles on next
Monday.
Paul Lindcr, the wcll-known sports
man of Rock Springs, Wyo., drove in
last night. and is at the Hotel Wilson.
He is after the crack 2ycar-oId. Penn.
James J.. Holland. the president Of
the Los Angeles Racing association,
will be here on next Wednesday. He
wired ike De Wilde to secure him
hotel accommodations
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-13
PRESIDENT TAFT WINS
PLAYING WITH TRAVIS

WASHINGTON May l2.-With victory
pcrched on his golf stick, President Taft
returned late today from the Chevy
Chase club links Taking Walter j.
Travis former national and international
champion. for his partner, the president
helped defeat by a score OF one up. the
opposing team. composed during the first
seven holes OF play of General Clarence
r. Edwards. chief OF the lnsuar bureau
OF the war department, and i. Odcn
Horstmann. crack player OF the Chevy
Chase club. Mr.. Ho-stmann's place was
taken after tho seventh hole by Captain
Butt. MI Uurstmann was obliged 10
drop out ON account of a wrench 10 his
sid" suffered several days ago in playing
a championship game.
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0CCIDENTALS GO TO
IDAHO TO PLAY BALL

The Occidental baseball team will leave
FRIDAY for Pocatello. where match games
will be played with the local team there
Saturday and Sunday. Manager Sachs
ule of games in Idaho. and Will not re-
turn for about TWO weeks. Upon the re
turn OF the team n five weeks trip will
be taken into Colorado, where a series
OF games will be played with all the best
teams.
Manager Salesman says that his team
is much stronger now than il ever was,
and that he expects to win the majority
OF games against all-comers. The pitch
ing staff has been strengthened by the
addition OF Birkenruth and Reed. Lang
lev has been swung into catch. and Roo
ertson. who arrived Wednesday. will play
;hIrd base.
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Varsity Athletics.

Salt Lake high school was played at the
university. Wednesday afternoon. which
resulted in a score OF to in favor OF
was TO give Coach Milne n chance 10
choose new men to fil the places left
vacant by Levi Muir and. Time Jones,
who went on the senior mining trip
Coach Milne is left with team of five
freshmen and FIVE regulars TO take TO
Logan. The ''U" boys will put up. hard
fight TO win the game with the TWO
Logan teams but the outlook for victory
is at present not very promising. The
team leaves for Logan over the o, ;
L. Friday at $3.50.
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Professional Golf Match,

CHICAGO May l2.-George Duncan;
the Aberdeen golf professional who Will
make "A tour OF the states this summer,
aud Tom Vardon the English player, VINO
is TO he at the OnwcntsIa ctuo lor Iout
months both arc expected to compete IN
the western open championship TO DC
played over the Skokic course In sep
f,u