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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-18

Three favOrites won and three favorites
lost i'm featureless card at the fair
grounds yesterday. One of the losing ia
yorites was Free Knight The Bear, which
finished on three legs in the third race.
1t is probable that this speedy gelding
has run his last race, his breakdown
Yesterday being considered permanent.
The race was won by Beau Man, which
was skillfully rated and finished in a
burst Of speed, passing Rubiola and Fan
Gull Han in the stretch.
The Keenes were out to win with Red
Leaf, which led all the way in the fourth
lace and set a new mark FOR the mile and
an eighth in Titan. Mike Jordan was the
contender and finished fast in second
place. Cabin, the odds on taVortte,
showed a complete reversal of FORM and
the showing made yesterday entities him
tu "a place in the unsavory list of hot and
cold runners which have disgraced the
present meeting.
The surprise Of the day came in the last
race when Force, 10 to 1 shot, broke
away in front and Won all the way in bril-
liant style. Birth, the favOrite, was LEFT
at the post and ran a game race, making
uu lots of ground and finishing second
The winner was overlooked in the betting
A well balanced field of colts started
I'm the second race, which was won hand
iIy BY MinidOcia. The distance was toe
far for o. X. Herndon, which finished
outside the money.
The fitch race. at seven furlOngs, was
won by Cardinal Sarto in masterful style
with Buna second and Priceless Jewell
third. Boas was the good thing which
went wrong. He was good for six fur
longs but couldn't go the route.
The first race, FOR nOn-WlnnefS, Was
won by Garland. Lady Quality led TO the
stretch, but weakened when the pinch
came and finished third
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SOCIETY OF THE BANANA.

Cincinnati O.. June 17.-In a spectaCu-
lar raid made by pOstOffice inspectors and
city detective, twelve Italians were arrest
ed tonight and taken before Federal Com
missioner LOveland. Two Of the number,
Vfcenzo Arrigo and Frank SpaderO, were
held on warrants charging them with con-
sDiracy in connection with an alleged at
tempt to extort money from John AmicOn
of Columbus, o., by Black Hand methods.
The others were released.
Inspector Oidfield, who led the raid, said
proof had been obtained that SpadeTO, up
to three weeks ago, was the local presi-
dent Of the Society Of the Banana, being
succeeded by Salvatore Lima.
A large amount of literature was cap
tured, which the inspectors declare has an
important bearing on the cases of the
Black Hands suspects recently arrested
at Marion, Columbus and other points.
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PARK ciTY's FEDERAL BUILDING

Park City, June IA new committee.
composed of F. ". Sherman, Henry
Welsh, Joe Langford, F. W. Hayt and
Julius Frankel, was appointed by the
chairman. F. J. Mclaughlin, to look for
a suitable site for the federal building.
This committee has gone to work in
earnest and It is expected 1t will not be
long until arrange ments are completed
for the building.
was received here with regret. as Mr
Younger had been a resident of Park City
for a number of years and was well
known by young and old. He conducted
a dancing school when here.
The Knights of Columbus council 1f2'
will hold a special meeting Tuesday even
ing in Miners Union hall. Business OF
importance to be transacted and a large
ate enhance is expected.
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The HERALD'S SPORTING PAGE
Weston Should Arrive Tomorrow

Edward PaysOn Weston spent last night at Morgan Utah Today
ne Will resume his journey toward Ogden and should there
some time today This will in all probability bring him Salt Lake
tomorrow afternoon and he travels Sunday he will prob
ably spend the day of n Zion
The Weston Walking club idea has taken Pc
deans and large crowd will probably welcome the
veteran into Salt Lake Several the walkers of the
M have already announced their intention of going
Weston and the c. crowd will be augmented by many 9TH
ers 1t planned take the Lagoon road for distance
the city and walk the road between this city and Ogden By
tomorrow morning fair
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Al GraVesend.

GraveSaud. June 17.-First race, mile
-rf "a sixteenth Hammerless. 10 ]. won:
ST. Joseph. 9 to ], second ROckstone,
ta j. third. Time, 1:4S 2-5.
Second race. five and q half furlongs-
Medallion, even, won; Pretend, 70 ,
second. Sclrpia. % to /, third. Time,
I..- --5
Third race. mile and a siXteenth-Mas-
kettle. f To- g. won; Petticoat, Is TO ]. sec
uI- Lady Bedford, Z 10 ], third. Time
Fourth rsce. mile and a quarter-Ef-
f.rEf 60 a won. Ncr5itt, 9 to 10. sec
nHI. Pearl Point II 10 L third. Time
-e5 5-5.
FIFTH race. about six furlOngs-SiT John
Johnson. 10 I. won. Julia Powell.
co.. second; McCarter, s TO 3, third. Time
I-l. L.
Sixth race mile and a siXteenth-BigOt
H -l D. won, st. Faisenay. Z to /. second
Ne.Uu. 10 j. third Time, lag 40.
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Standing Of
Teams.
BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Boston. June I.-ChicagO batted two
Boston pitchers hard in the morning game
today and won. 9 to ?. The local tWirieTs
were given poor support and were wild
al times. Score: X. II. T..
Chicago .--......-.. ....-.....-...--y
Boston .-........... ...............,2 4
Batteries-Burns and Owens; Burchell.
Schiller and CarTigan; Madden.
Boston. June 17.-Boston won the after
noon game easily. 6 to 1, Ryan outpitch-
ing Smith. Score. r. II, h,
Boston ............. ................6
Chicago .-....---- ..--.-.....-...---l
Batteries-Ryan and Carrigan; Smith
and Sullivan.
New York. June 17.-Cleveland won to-
days game from New York by scoring
three runs in the first inning, Hughes
then being found for a triple, two doubles
and a single. Score: X II, T.
Cleveland ............-. .....-......3 ]
Bstteries-Berger and Bemis; Hughes,
WarhOp and Kleinow.
Washington, June 17.-Washington de
feated St. Louis I'm a five-inning game
today,5 TO 1, a heavy rainstOrm breaking
as the locals were going to bat in the
sixth inning. Score: X. II. r..
Washington .----....-.,- --..--..--9
ST LOUIS -----------. -. -
Batteries-GroOm and Street; Graham,
Howell and CTiger.
Philadelphia, June 17.-Summers proved
effective in every inning except the ninth
today, while Detroit punched hits in two
innings off Plank and won the game by
I to l. Score: X. II. Il.
Philadelphia .......... ............l
Detroit .... ................4 G
Batteries-Plank, Dygert Coombs and
| Thomas; Summers and Stanage.
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BAN RAISED ON TOD SLOAN
Famous Jockey Can Now See Ascot
Races Without Inter
ference.

Chicago. June IA London special ca
bic to the Inter Ocean says;
The Jockey club stewards at a meeting
Monday rescinded the order recently is
sued excluding Tod Sloan, the American
jockey, from English tracks, and he ap-
pesred yesterday in the Ascot Enclosure
for the first time this season.
The Jockey clubs action against Sloan
has been severely criticised in sporting
circles as unjust, it being notorious that
other men much more serious offenders
against turf conventions had been treat
ed much more leniently.
The ruling does not mean that Sloan is
restored to good standing as a jockey.
He has not had his application for a IL
Cense granted The ban against him has
been lifted so that he may 90 into the in
closure-the grandstand and the betting
ring-Of the tracks.
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Time-12 IS, "a As, 81, 80, leg, ]
Winner-Ch. C. Beau OrmOnde-l
post 1892. at post s min. Start good.
Sd same Beau. 6-5 pl. II sh. Rubi'
Scratched-St- Joe. Yankee Tour
Apprentice allowance.
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READY FOR AUTO RACES

Crown Point. Ind, June 17.-Great
crowds began arriving tonight for the
opening Of the automobile races over
the Crown Point-Lowell circuit OF Z3.b
miles tomorrow.
Iieutenant Colonel Eddy brought in the
first regiment on an early train from
Chicago.
The militiamen will be detailed in
SQUADS along the entire course to keep II
clear. $50,
Practice this afternoon differed little
from that Of previous days, save that the
time supposedly was taken with all off
cial formaiity
1t was expected that there would De
eighteen cars in the race but the with
irawal of the Ford reduced the number
to seventeen.
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At Latonia.

Tatauia. Ky. June 17.-F'irst race, mile
and three-quarters-Belle s TO ), won
Maid Militant. 4 To J. second; Water Lake
6 20 l. third. Time 1905.
Second race, five furlongs-Prince I'm
rariaI. II to 3. won: CheTTyOla, 8 to .
second, DuQuesne, y to I, third. Time
1.HZ
Third race. six ongs-Merrick, 4 to 3
won. Wool Sandals, TO I, second; Alice
George. { to /, third. Time, 1;15.
Fourth race, six furlOngs-AlI- Red, &c
o won. Mailman. 10 TO I, second; Richard
Reed 10 TO 1, third. Time, lis 3-5.
Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth-Con-
sole. Z TO /, won; McNally. 2 TO 1, sec
OHd. Plume. to p third. Time. ! 81 3-5.
sixth race. mile and a siXteenth-FOnt
O. % 11 won. Denver Girl, 10 to /. second
Gilvedear. 10 TO l. third. Time, I: 81 10
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Payne
Z o handf
Minnidoc p sh
Overweight-O X.
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Afamada. Trained by A Ahnefer. Went to
Value to winner $3.50 Won driving. I'd same,
lola, pl 80 sh. Faneuil Hall, 30 sh
rist
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PUEBLO WILL HOLD
ITS WESTERN FRANCHISE

Chicago, June 17.-President O'Neill of
the Western league says the report that
John King. former catcher of the Chi
cago National league team, is about to
purchase the franchise of the Pueblo club
of the Western league and remove it to
as he knows. He declares all clubs in the
league are in excellent condition and that
there is no reason why the Pueblo fran
Chss should be transferred.
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Yesterdays
Results.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

St Louis, June 17.-Boston gave theeSt
Louis team hard work today, but Bres-
nahans men managed to win out by a
score of 4 to g. Score: r. II T..
St. Louis .............-..........-.
Boston 30
Batteries-Lush and Phelps; White and
Graham. Umpires-Kane and Klein.
Chicago, June 1.-THE locals won dull
and listless game today, enlivened only
by two triples by Evers. Score:
BROOKLYN ............. .......-....2
Batteries-BrOwn and Moran, Hunter
and Bergen. Umpires-JOhnstone and
Cusack.
Cincinnati. June 1T.-Cincinnau-Phila-
delphia game postponed; wet grounds.
Game will be played tomorrow
Pittsburg, June 17.-New -Pittsburg
game postponed, rain.
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NEW AUTO RECORD.

Readville, Mass, June 17.-Averaging
So SIS seconds for each of twenty-five cir
cults of the one-mile Readville track to-
day, Ralph De Palma, driving a sixty
horse power Fiat car, set up new
worlds record for twenty-five miles, the
finish flag being dropped q minutes and
IS seconds after it had been waved for
the start De Palma's new record dis
places the mark of q ;SS S-5 made by Bar
ney Oldfield at Fresno, Cal, Dec. 1S, 1904
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ENDED IN TRAGEDY.

Fairfield. Ill. June 17.-As a result of
a feud between certain young men of this
citv and members of the band in the
atrical company showing here, DR.. Charles
L. LeiningeT is dead; Frank McCuilough
Is diving and Richard Sloan is suffering
from a severe wound
Herbert Orrin Pinnick, IS years cid, OF
French Lick Springs. Ind, is in jail for
alleged completely in the tragedy, Whlch
was enacted late last night.
The trouble arose over attentions palo
to Young women of Fairfield by members
~ The theatrical company.
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ocEAN.To.ocEAN RACE.

MONTPELIER Ida. June 1.-THE Ford car
No. 1 has taken the lead in the New York
to Seattle race 1t arrived mere al :
o'cIock and left soon afterward. its crew
exDectinE to reach POcatellO by morn
ing. The Ford No. , is second and was
rs0orted at COkeville, Wyo-, this after
noon The Shawmut car is broken down
at Nugget canyon. fifty miles east of
Monfneliar
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BUTTE, 4; BOISE, /.

Boise. Ida. June 17--BOise gave a weird
exhibition in the field today and the
pitchers were wild. Butte winning in the
ninth inning. scoring three runs. Nc
Adams for Butte pitched a good game
but his support was bad in the first in
ming. when Boise secured one run on. an
error. Captain Campbell viii likely pitch
Dunn tomorrow. Score
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KING JAMES CUTS OUT
SUBURBAN HANDICAP

New York June 1.-THE race horse
King James which won the Brooklyn
handicap, will not be a starter In the
Suburban handicap, which is to be run a
week from today, according TO his own
er, Sam Hildreth. King James has been
a little lame since his last race and has
not yielded readily to treatment. Mr.
Hildreth said that he would not start the
horse in d race until the end Of the En-
pire City track meeting.
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COLLINS WINS MOTOR
PACED BIKE RACE

Boston. June 17.-Elmer Collins of Lynn,
bv covering thirty-seven and One-eighth
miles I'm an hour defeated Floyd McFar-
land Of San Jose, Cal, and James Moran
of Chelsea, today in a One-hOur motor
paced race McFarlands distance was
thirtv-five and One-half and Moran went
thirtv-four and seven-eighths miles
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EASY FOB LIE KID.

San Diego Cal, June 1T.-Montana Kid
won the decision over Freddie COrbett
in the twelfth round before the Arizona
Athletic club here tonight, when Cor
belts seconds threw a towel into the ring.
COrbett was easy for the Kid throughout
the mill. the latter landing on his adveT-
sarv at will. Corbett withstoOd a ter
rifle punishment with dog-like tenacityi
but when the fight ended it was evident
that he was gradually weakening
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MIKE DONLIN OUT OF
GAME THIS SEASON

New York. June 17.-"Mike' DOnlin,
captain of the New York Nationals last
season. has written to a friend here that
there is no chance of his playing ball this
season and that upon his return from
California next month he will sail for
FuroDe with his wife. He adds that re-
ports of his illness have been exagger-
ated
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Milwaukee Columbus, 1; Milwau-
kee, 2.
At Embellishments, 2; Min
neapolis. Z.
At Kansas City-Kansas City, .; To-
ledO, 2
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JUDGE WITHHoLDs DECISION.

Butte Mont, June 17.-Beeause of other
matters, Judge Donlan of the criminal
Rose Sylvester betting case, in which Of
ficials of the Interstate Telegraph com
pany, a Utah corporation, are charged
with accepting racing bets, in defiance Of
the Montana law.
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RESULTS Al PARIS.

Paris, June Nv. K. Vanderbilt S
PrestissimO II was second in the Prix
Victor at LOngchamDs today, and Nash
Turner's F'illard was third. Mr.. Turner s
Villegiature ran in the Prix Muskowa,
but did not get a place
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Topeka-Wichita, 2; Topeka, 3; four
teen innings.
At Lincoln-LincOln, 5; Omaha, 8.
At Pueblo-Denver, o; Pueblo s.
At Des MOines-Des MOines, J. Sioux
City, Z.
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Herald &c cookIna School.

The last of the series of instructive
demonstrations viii be given this even
ing at S:15. Unity hall, 19s South Second
East street.
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Earned runs-Salt Lake. g. Two-base
hits-CahilI. Goodman, Whaling, Lussi-
Base on balls-Off Annis, . Struck out
Nv Aunis. s: by Ames. 6. Left on bases
Salt Lake 3: Helena, 4. Double plays
Flick to Whaling TO Lussi- stolen bases
-Lussi McQuaid. Sacrifice hits-Murray,
Iussi. Kelly, Annis. Time Of game-1 hour
and % minutes. UmpiTe-Carney Attend
sOcp-1O10
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Whitney WINS AT ASCOT.

Ascot June 1.-THE All-Aged stakes OF
five sOvereigns each, with 800 sovereign
added, for twO-year-olds and upward dis
lance six furlongs, was won today by II.
p. Whitney's Hillside III. Hallaton was
second. These were the only two horses
to run.
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
COAST LEAGUE.

San Francisco, June T.-LOs Angeles
won from Oakland today, / to 0. Both
BriswalteT and Nelson showed great form
in the box Nelson passed two men in
the sixth and this with a clean hit, forced
in a run. Score: r. H E.
Los Angeles ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Oakland ...- ----...---.-.------.-- "
Batteries-BrisWaiter and OrendOrtti
Nelson and La LOnge.
Portland, Ore, June 17-San Francisco
and Portland played bush-league ball to-
day the former winning, TO 8. Port
land was the offender in the first in
ming and San Francisco in the fourth
With the game well in hand at that stage
the locals practically gave the game away
through erratic fielding. Score:
R. H. K.
San Francisco 1900. ....,........ 9
Portland ...- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. L
Batteries-Heniey and Berry; Garrett
and ArmbrUster Fisher
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PARDON RECOMMENDED.

Harrisburg. June 1.-THE board Of par
dons today recommended to Gov. Stuart
that a pardon be granted James 3. Cen
try. who has been in prison Tor nearly
fifteen wears for the murder of his act
ress-swsetheart, Madge Yorke, in Phil
adpIDhia
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IF IT'S HERE
IT'S RIGHT
HELENA SHUT OUT
IN GREAT GAME
LuSSi Hits Ball High Over
Fence, Ball Hits Tree and
Bounds Back Into Field.

= Helena and Salt Lake meet again =
> this afternoon at Walkers. Thomas =
= is slated to pitch for Salt Lake and =
y Johnson for Helena. The game is =
= called for $3.50 p. IN. =
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LOSS HALF A MILLION.

Winnipeg, Man, June 1.-THE plant of
the Western Saddlery company, the
largest industry Of its kind in Canada.
was destroyed by fire last night The
loss is $4,000. Six hundred men are
thrown out of employment.
private sare may De rented in the
fire and burglar proof vault OF the Salt
Lake Security & Trust Co, 80 up Main
street, $500 per year and upwards.
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Removal.
Picture FRAMING.

Weber & Olson. lawyers. removed I,
1t21 Boston building.
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Do you kodak? We finish and also
sell the supplies. Salt Lake Photo
Supply Co 142 Main street.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.

Automobile Exchange. ss Postoffice
Place.
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PIItte -. 30 0 O / O 0 o 81
Summary: First base on errors, Boise
1. Butte c; struck out, by McAdams, ).
Butler ?. Westall 2; base on balls, off
NcAdams 4, Butler &, sacrifice hits. Neh-
ring. Dunn FOrtier. MCAdams 90, Lodeii
stolen bases. Hutchinson, Case; double
Dlays. Lodel to Butler; left on bases,
Boise s. Butte 9; hit by pitched ball,
Dunn. Butler, Case. Innings pitched by
Butler 8 Is. WestaH : Is, Buckets Is
Rase hits off Westall g. Time of game
1 hour and So minutes. Umpire-McKi
ben. Attendance. 500.
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Upper Falls Resort. Trout fishing
best in years.
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Midgiey-Bodel Co.. 50 East First South.
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"Every Day a Big Day"
P. n COOK.

At Saltair Bathing, Dancing, Ship
Restaurant and 30 other attractions.
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WILL MOVE TO
DEFER ACTION
AIdriCh to Attempt to Ditch In
come Tax Amendment
When 1t Comes Up.

Washington. June 17.-When the in
come tax question comes up in the senate
tomorrow, Senator Aldrich, chairman Of
the finance committee. will again move
that action be deferred until after sched-
ules in the tariff bill shall have been
completed.
This motion will carry with it President
| Taft's program for the enactment of a
law taxing net earnings Of corporations
and the adoption of a resolution sub
hitting the question Of amendin65tl1e
constitution so as to permit cOngr4 to
levy and collect tax on incomes wfsHbut
regard to apportionment among the
At caucus OF the Democratic senators
today, it was decided that the minority
shall stand by their previous declaration
/ I'm favor of the enactment of an income
tax law at the present session. The
| caucus was well attended, and the Opin-
| ion was expressed that the administration
movement is designed to prevent the in
come tax amendment from reaching a
direct vote.
Discussion by Democrat.
! Previous to the caucus there was dis
cussion in the Democratic cloak room of
4 the presidents program. II was sug-
| gested that Senator Bailey might with
| draw his amendment until after Senator
! AIdrich presents the amendment for a
/ tax on the earnings of corporations. The
/ purpose would be to avoid the offering
] of the presidents plan as a substitute
/ for the income tax amendment The
/ Bailey amendment could then be offered
/ after the corporation tax amendment was
/ before the senate, and a motion to table
| or refer to a committee could displace It.
! Thus a direct vote on the amendment
I it was argued, could not be prevented.
! Attorney General Wickersham presented
/ to Senator Aldrch last night the draft
| of the amendment which President Taft
| desires to have adopted. This was sub
/ mitted to the Republican members Of the
| finance committee, but no action was
/ taken regarding it.
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MAYOR STARTS BIKE RACES
His Honor viii Hold Pistol in
the Five-Mile Open
TOuiOhf

Mayor Bransford breaks into the bicycle
game as an official tonight. His honor
will act as starter in the big race OF the
evening, designated as the J. S. Bransford
fivemiie. The event is for the profess
siOnals, and has a purse of $40 hung up.
which includes 3 for every lap. Mayor
Bransford started the races in the Hop
per benefit meet last summer and his
work was so good that Starter Tod
Game thought it was all off with his Job.
The other feature of the nights racing
will be the mile record trial by Billy
SamuelsOn. The Provo pedal pusher will
try to lower the worlds eight-lap track
record of 1:19 %, made by Bobby Wal
thOuT two years ago.
The professionals have a half-mile han
dicap and the amateurs have two sprint
races, a twO-mile-lsp tandem and a half
mile open amateur.
ROSE LANDS POLITICAL JOB.
= Healdburg. Cal, June 17-Ralph =
y ". Rose. holder Of several worlds =
y records for shot-putting, was ap- =
= pointed city attorney by the board y
y of trustees today. ,
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HERALD FORM CHART
Salt Lake, June H. 1863. Weather clear track fast

rom Trained B. f o
to
p 3 81.
Appen ice al Owancew aived Koenigen Louise
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-18

Residence at cor. End So. and 9th East
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-18
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