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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-11
BIG BUTTE DISTANCE
RACE Is ON TOMORROW

Butte. Sept. 1O.-John NJ. Marsh stands
out easily as the favOTitc i'm the coming
Butte Marathon race to be run at Co
lUmbia gardens next Sunday afternoon. by
reason of his long experience and numer-
Gus Victories. more especially that scored
over Alfred Shrubh. the king of the En-
glish turf. i'm Vancouver Sunday. Their
match wds for - miles. Marsh'S WIN
stamps him as the greatest professional
runner in the country. To see him alone
will be a big attraction. He is expected
to reach Butte tonight OF tomorrow.
Willie Wesson. the local boy much
talked of, is showing exceptional speed
and splendid endurance i'm his daily work
outs. lie confidently expects TO be in the
money. counting to a large extent on the
fact that he is more thoroughly actli-
mated than any other entrant WessOn
has yet to suffer defeat, and he has fig
uTed in many events, usually over short
courses, however. lie ran 15u yards d few
days ago i'm is seconds. which is within
threa-fifths Of d second of the worlds
record.
Charles Lockwood. who has been sent
or ny the Commercial club of Walla
Waila Wash, Is training faithfully at the
Butte track. He likes the mountain eli
mate and SAYS the rare air bothers him
hut little. 1T will take good man to
beat my time" he confidently declared
TODAY
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KRAMER REJOICES
IN ANOTHER HUFF
Both He and Clarke Loaf in d
FiVe-MiIe Race and
Fines Follow.

1t seems that Clarke and Kramer have
stirred up another muss at Vailsburg.
In the big Labor day card last Monday,
Clarke defeated Kramer in the twO-miie
open i'm one of the greatest races seen
during the season.
Later in the caro- the two met in a five
mile national championship race and both
lOafed, never trying to win but eying
each other around the track at the start
until left in the cold
After the race Referee Kelsey placed
a S25 fine on each rider, and then came
more fireworks. About the affair the
Newark News says:
Kramer couldn't control himself. He
complained that FOgier and Clarke
teamed il i'm the tWO-mile. and he said
that De Nara and Clarke teamed i'm the
quaTter-mile the day before Clarke
heard him. and a pretty little seanCc of
repdrtee was on. Kramer said:
I'D just like to get Clarke out on the
track alone. / can beat him every day
i'm the week, but / can't beat the whole
bunch of them I'm on the level and I'm
too teaming. Why don't they let me
team" I'm not going to take the worst
of it any longer. I'm going to ride the
same kind of a race that Clarke rides.
Then sec if he viii beat me-
Clarke told Kramer that he didn't team
with either Fogler OF De Mara. The
champion secuted the remark. Clarke
theI said:
You say you can beat me? Why didn't
=
only Il little boy. You're great, big
champion. From your talk you should
He1C us al. You're the champiOu-thC
greatest bicycle rider in the world amt
youg''
Kramer also had something more to
say. He said something Clarke didn't
likr.
"Oh. you're a sorchcad, You are, You've
been beating a lot of amateurs here all
your life, and now when YOU have some
one who can give you a fight and b-a,-
ing. YOU get sore. You're a sorehcad"'
Clarke walked out and slammed the
door. Kramer had a talk with Referee
Kelsey. and left shortly afterwaTd
Trainer will have to pay his fine before
ne can ride again He says ne won T.
Clarke said: ~ viii pay my fine and I'll
be out there or the track next Sunday.
Kramer or 10 Kramer"
Clarke is leading i'm the race for the
championship with thiTty-one points
Kramer has twenty-seven points. There
are only three more championships to be
run. Kramer will have TO win all three
races 20 retain his title, providing Clarke
is second in each event.
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SPECIAL TRAIN
FOR RACE MEET
Salt Lake Visitors to Ogden
Will Enjoy Good Trans
pOrtati0n.
lsneciaI Id L. Herald -RepubIicanD

Especial to The Republican,
Ogden, Sept. 1O=W. NJ. Murray,
manager of the fOuT-state fair races,
announced today that starting Monday,
the first day of the Ogden Jockey club
meeting. a special train over the ore
gOn Short Line would run from salt
Lake each day. The train will leave
salt Lake at f2:45 p. M. returning to
salt Lake after the last race. At the
depot in ogden special street cars will
be waiting to take the salt Lake horse
men to the track.
The races at the fair today furnished
good sport to a large crowd, although
the death Of Jockey Sandy had its eff
feet on the track followers who had
known him.
All the Jockeys have been repeatedly
warned by Judge Blum on rough rid
ing which, with the accident yesterday,
viii. it is believed. stop all further
rough work by the boys.
The card today will close the fair
races, and starting Monday the run
ners will have full sway of the track.
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EDDIE HAHN IN TOWN.
Well Known old-Timer ins Utah Base
bali Back on Visit. ~

Eddie Hahn. former Utah baseball
player whose face is familiar TO all Utah
baseball fans. is i'm Salt Lake on "A short
visit Hahn is ont of the game now and
has good position in the county eugi-
nCpr's office IN Kansas City. He has
taken ON several pounds since he left
Salt Lake two years ago and looks more
like prosperous business man now than
"a ball player. Hahn came to Utah as "a
pitcher iu 1902 and played with Logan and
Dad Gimliu's ogden bunch. Later he
managed the Eureka team and played
outfield He was with Charlie Reilly's
famous Elder bunch in the Pacific Ma
tional league and was one Of the hard
est hittcrS on the team
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sHEEPsHEAp RESULTS.

First race. six and one-haif fuTlongs-
Fitzherbert ] to Is, won; NOtasulga. T.
to ]. second. Orphan Lad, 100 to l. third
TTme-1;21 So.
Second race mile and a siXteenth-Ta-
boo. TO ]. won: Bird of Flight IT. > TO
], second; King Sol, y to I, third. Time
las 10
Third race, five and One-half fuTlOngs-
Tivonia 10 to ]. won. Prince Imperial,
q to D. second: Medallion, to /, third.
Time-1:07 10.
Fourth race. mile-FireStOne. to 1,
won. Black Mate. : to !, second; Aron-
dack TO ), third. Time-1:4.
Fifth race. six and One-half furlongs-
Glennadeane Z to ;. won; Harry Grothe.
s to l. second; Madeline l., to /, third.
Time-l:24.
Sixth race. one mile-Nimbus. to >
won: High Private, even, second; PTac-
teal, 3 to ., third Time-1;H
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KETCHEL ROUNDING TO
FOR LANGF0RD BOUT

New York. Sept 10.-Ketchel is rapidly
rounding into form for the glove-fest with
our friend, Sambo LangfOrd. The broad
Michigander viii be fit in a few days.
the month and a half of rough climbing
i'm the California mountains having
brought him around to his best. YesteT-
day he plOdded along the Van Cortlandt
roads as usual. besides going through his
usual strenuous gymnasium routine
Ketchel will not be heard to cry lack
of condition this time.
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LOOKS BAD FOR Killing
Because He Played With Outlaw
Team a Three-Year Suspension
Comes.

Cincinnati. Sept. 10.-John King The
holdout catcher of the Chicago National
league club. may be suspended from or
gained baseball for three years as re-
suit of playing with the Kansas City
team of semi professionals against the
Logan Squares. a Chicago team.
The grounds of complaint are due TO the
fact that several players on the Logan
Square team are said to be ineligible.
August Hermann. chairman Of the Ma
tional baseball commission, stated today
that if King had played with the Kan
sas city team his suspension for three
years was inevitable.
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MURRAY TO STEP OUT.
Owners of PhiIIies Believe They Made
Big Mistake.

Philadelphia. Sept 10.-That the Phils-
deiphia National league club owners he
lieve they committed a mistake recently
when they refused to ratify the DOnlin-
Magee- Murray deal seems to be indicated
by their efforts to arrange another deal.
It is asserted that a settlement was made
with Manager Murray this week by which
he gives up his three-year contract and
stems out at the close Of the season. His
successor is said to have been chos - but
his name is kept a secret. Offers O'~,sub-
stantial deals have been made for Magee
by three National league clubs.
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REsuLTs Dr. FIELD TRIALS.

Winnipeg. Manitoba. Sept. 10.-The re-
suits i'm an stakes i'm the Manitoba field
trials at Arnaud were announced today.
IT. T.. Edwards of Cleveland won the
first and third. with The Pride of White
stone and Miss Quecuie. both handled by
John Dazicr. a new man on the grounds.
Second place went to Cawley's Pride one
OF the Babbock's string. which was also
handled by beginner, John Hunt, a
NIississipui bow
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BIKE RIDERS RECEIVE
TICKETS FROM CHAPMAN

Railroad tickets from salt Lake TO Kan
Sas CITY were received Yesterday by
Crebs Morgan. Palmer ana Schnen. the
bike riders. The tickets came from John
ny Chapman. who opens his siX-day race
at Kansas city. Sept Il. The boys will
leave Sunday morning. Wells and VIII
liams have already left and there arc
enc or two more TO so.
The race viii be eight hours a day. go
aS-you-ploaSe. Hardy Downing says that
kind of STind does not appeal to him
and DE will stay at home and build his
house
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TOMMY SANDY.
JOCKEY, IS DEAD
Fellow Riders in Ogden Con-
tribute Wages for His Bene-
fit-Parent Coming.
Especial to The Herald-Republicau)

ToT'"T1T IT NV" TTI-T-1r-T-T
Ogden. Sept. 1.-THE death of Jockey
Tommy Sandy occurred in the hospital
at 1920 this morning The news east a
shadow over his companions at the fair
grounds. Soon after his death his fellow
riders decided to contribute all they
earned this afternoon FOR the benefit of
The deceased rider. Sandy was only Is
years of age. He had ridden about four
years and during that time had earned
money. He was, however,
at the time Of his death without means.
His parents reside in Oakland. Either
his father or mis- mother is expected here
to take charge of the body.
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ENGIlSH RACES.

DoucastCr. England, Sept. I0-The Da-
mum selling nursery handicap plate Of
$500 for twO-year-olds. five furlongs was
won TODAY by SpTite Among the four
starters was II. p. Whitney's Literal
The Prince of Wales nursery handicap
Mate of 600 sOvereigns for wo-year-oids
distance one mile, was Won by Apache.
Among the twenty-siN starters was Au-
r1st Rclmont'S Amical
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AMATEURS LEAVE.

Joe Green. Joe Thomas and Fred Nc
Carthv the amateurs who rode on the
local saucer all season, left yesterday for
.os Angeles They expect TO take part
i'm the winter racing on the coast and
I'm the road races. many of which are
scheduled
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HARD ON FANS.

Philadelphia. Sept. 1O-Bostou- Philsdel-
phia two scheduled games were postponed
ON account of rain. One of the games
viii be played I'm a dOuble-header tomOr-
row. The other cannot be played as to-
morrow is BostOns last appearance here
this Eear
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BREAKS sLUERoCKs RECORD.

Viola. H.. Sept. i0.-Two worlds rec
ords were brohen ian registered shooting
tournament held here Sept 50. Charles
G. Spencer. St. Louis. professional. broke
400 straight in scheduled shoot and
made an unfinished run of $50. Neither
record has b. IN cqualled heretofore.
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MORE CLOSE PLAY
IN GOLF MATCHES
Egan and Gardner Both Win on
Last Green of 60 Hole
Contests.
VETERAN AND YOUTH TODAY
FORMER NATIONAL CHAMPION is
THE FAVoRlTE.

Wheaton. ILL.,. Sept 1O.-Another day
of close golf saw the elimination Of
western champion Charles Evans. Jr,
and Mason Phelps. the Midlothian
youth i'm the struggle for the national
amateur golf championship. TOmOr-
row II. Chandler Egan of EXmoOr and
Robert Gardner of Hinsda1e will meet
in the finals to decide the champion
shin.
struggle that ended spectacularly at
the thirty-siXth hole. the EdgewateT
NouuSster topping his drive into the
bunker. the only really bad drive he
made i'm his long uphill struggle.
The Gardner-PheIDs match also went
to the home green. but Gardeners ad-
vantage was one hole better, as he
was 1 Up. playing for the last hole
and cinched the match by a perfect
four, making him two up at the fin
ish.
Evans. who was apparently hope
lessly outclaSsed in the morning.
played one of the Eamest uphill strug-
giles i'm the afternoon ever seen in a
national tournament. Three times he
squared the match, the first time at
the twenty-third hole, again at the
twenty-seventh and again at the thir-
ty-seCOnd.
Eean'e respect for the skill Of his
youthful opponent was shown in his
first stroke. the ENmOOr player dTiv-
lance for accuracy.
Egan drove 260 yards for the twelfth
approach TO within a yard of the cup
and missed the putt for 8, his first
mistake.
Great Golf Shown.
The cards in the morning round
Egan-Out .. 4. 4.4.s. .. 4. 3. 2.-34.
Fvans-OUt, >. (, ., T. >, 6, 8, 4. So.
Egans "a is a record for the nine
Esan-n. :. A, 4, 6, ,. :, 4. ., $50
Evans-In, 5, ,.45.4,4,4. 4, SIS
-.
I'm the Phelps Gardner match Phelps
started out by using a driving mid
iron and sliced several of his shots.
His right hand. badly blstered. was
wound with adh csive tape. but he
made no complaint. Once Phelps club
turned i'm his aching hand. Gardner
PLAYED machine-liNe GOLF
Cards for the morning round:
Phelps-OUt 8. 4. ;. 6, s. 3, 4, (, ito.
Gardner-Out, 5, 4, 8. 4, 3, Z. ., 8, .
Al
Phelps-In. S,4.4. 3, +. >. 3, 4. 4-36-
81.
Gardner-In. g. 4. ., 6, 9, g. 4, 8 $50
~.
Fgan-Evans afternoon round:
Egan-Out. .. {. 4. 6. ). 3. +, 4, az.
Evans-Out. .. 4, 8. 4. ., 6, 4, 4, SIS,
Garduer-PhelDs- afternoon round;
Gardner-Out, ., 5, 4, 4, >, G. 4, 4, g
40
Phelps-Out. 4. 4. 4, 5. 8. 8. +. 4. =
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Kansas City-Kausas City. .; Mime
apOlis. 8. ,.-,..--
bus. g.
Al Louis-iIl a-ToledO-LoUisvIle game
At MHwaukee-st Paul, 4; Milwau-
L-f-
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
THIS PROVES IT..

PittsbuTg, Sept 1O.-Pittsburg won from
Cincinnati today. Todays game was the
result of the protest of Cincinnati re-
gardng the game won by PittsbUrg ON
April 23 being allowed. Score: R. IT. h..
PittsbuTg .... ...................--...4 L
Cincinnati .......... .................3 g I
Batteries-Willis and Gibson Casper,
Rowan and Roth
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pLAYERS TRADED.

Washington Sept. I0.-An important
baseball trade was consummated just he
fore the Boston game here yesterday.
whereby Boston gets Pitcher Charley
smith and $500 in cash for Doc" Cess
Ter. Ga, heavy hitting Boston outfielder.
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COUNTRY CLUB GOLF.

The play-off for the September leg Of
the Directors golf cups starts today on
the Country club links. The draw re-
suited as follows: Wicks 00. against
Judge 00: Taylor (scratch) against Niles
QSl; Gemmen 20 against Gilmer
(scratchD
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-11
BASEBALL TO-DAY.

The Tribune and Oregon Short Line
baseball teams meet this afternoon at
walkers field. Both teams have been
WORKING hard for the game Papworth
viii tWirl for the railroaders and Henne-
field viii be in the box for the Tribunes.
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GAMES NOT PLAYED.

Especial to The Herald-Republican)
Ogden. Sept 10.-The baseball games
scheduled at the fair grounds were not
played owing to the failure of the men,
bers of the county league TO keep their
agreement with the fair. The wet wealth
er at the beginning of the week and the
storms since are offered by the ball play
ers in explanation of their failure.
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10Y EOR CUB FANS.

Chicago. Sept. 1O.-Chicago won both
games of double-header from St Louis
today. The first game was hard fought,
Beebe making the locals hustle to win.
In the first innings of the second game
Chicago made six hits off Harmon and
stole five bases, netting six runs, Scores:
First game r. II. T..
Chicago .... ..........................3 ; .
St. Louis Observation-Disclosures. .........l o 3
Batteries-ReulbaCh and Archer. Beebe
and Phelps
Second game r II. r.
Chicago .... .,.....,.,...............9 y ]
ST. Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Batteries igginbOtham and Archer
Moran; Harmon and Bliss.
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NORTHWESTERN COACH TO
START FOOTBALL SOON

Chicago. Sept. 10-With the return of
Athletic Director J.. o. Gilesby active
preparations have been begun for tho
opening Of the football season at North
western university.
The inauguration Of the new system
of maintaining permanent instructors i'm
various games rather than the Old-time
coaches has made necessary an earlier
start than usual.
Marcus s. Horn of Syracuse university.
the outdoor athletic instructor, who takes
the place of the football and baseball
coaches is expected to arrive in Evans
ton this week. and as soon as he reports
to GiIlesby a date Will be decided upon
for the football candidates to report for
practice
Grand ball. Wandamere, Saturday
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RAIN AT NEW YORK

New York, Sept. 10.-BTOoblyn-New York
game postponed; two games tomorrow;
rain.
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Lawrence Turns Pro.

At the meet Percy Lawrence. the anna
teur well known i'm Salt Lake. annourc ed
thai he would in the future ride in the
J rofs ssiu.iaI class Lawrence made his
adIru t. the Simon Pure division by win
ming the amateur Australian pursuit race.
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EAsY CHAIR pAY.

Washington. Sept 1o-New York-Wash-
ingtOn dOuble-header postponed wet
grounds
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PIETRO Is IhlIRD.

Paris, Sept i0-W. X. VanderbfIt's San
Pietro was third in the Prix Ermak at
MaisOns-Lafitte today.
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RAIN STOPS TENNIS.

Philadelphia. Sept. 10.-Thc first days
play between the English and American
lawn tennis teams was postponed today
until tomorrow because of rain
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Lincoln. Sept 10.-Scores;
First game r. IT. Z.
DVlNCt -.st-..-.-...... ~ 5 %
Batteries-Nagle and Nunnamacher; BO-
harmon and Haas
Second game r. II. y.
Lincoln '.-. --.-.-'........--. :
Denver ----t..-..-. - . /
Batteries - McCsfferty and NunnC-
macheT; Durham, Hall and Haley.
Omaha, Sept. 1O.-Score: r. TT. T.
OIlalld ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS = tu q
topeka -----.-.--..--.-. .----.--.Il IJ .
Batteries-TOwer. Sanders and Cadman;
Kaufman and EeTns.
Dcs Nofnes, Sept 1O-score: RH.E.
Des MONIES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IT =
NlchlJd ------------ --------.-r--- 8
Batteries-Lang and Lewis; Hassler and
JOkeTSt
Sioux City. Sept 10-Score. r. II. T..
Pueblo go. .......-....4 10 &
Si0uN Clty -...-....--......... .........l5 10 j
Batteries-McGee. Swift and Weigart.
Johnson, Alderman and Shea.
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ALSO Al BOSTON.

Boston. Sept 10-BOstOu- Philadelphia
game postponed; rain; two games tomor-
row.
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Train VIII Leave Salt Lake at p. M.

Via O. S. l.. effective Sept. y. to con-
meet with overland trains at Ogden.
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Oqden Entries.

First race Grand Four-Statc handicap.
purse $500; three heats winners 90 TO the
barns.
Second race, six furlougs. four-ycar-olds
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

Spokane, Sept. 1o.-Score: r. II. i.
acoma ------------ -..----..-.----
Spokane -........- .................10 Il .
Batteries-Newliu and Blaukenship, Kill
liidy and Spencer.
Seattle. Sept. I0.-Score. r H. E
Sedttle ....-...--.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10
<ADeiuttH -----------. -..-----------
BatteTies-Thompsou and Shea. PernOH
and kreitz
Portland, Sept. 10.-Score. r. H. E
Vancouver ........ ................ % %
Portland ....... .. 10 u o.
Batteries-Paddocl and Sugden. Hagen
and Armbrustar.
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HERALD-REPUBLICAN FORM CHART

Blum presiding
". NJ.
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At post So min OFF at 5:241z. Tme-:23, q
Mitchell pl. T. sh -: Antara, pl. l. sh. l.
KisInet-C Ieocrora. Owner. W. AkeT trainer. p
Gossi2er. Won easily second same. third drivi
never was fn danger. AHtard ran a smart II
chance with break.
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It post. = MN. OF at 2.5bla Iime-:-
MCssbaCk. pl. !. Sh- 10; Elgiu. pl- ., Sh
Winner. b. :. by Rubicon-La Salinas. Ow
good: won easily, second and third handiE
an improved race: is good
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fUriongs selling. 4year-ods and up Value

post
p outP p 1 sh - b.
won
e a.
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At post 8 min. Off at 3:45. Time-:25
Elmdale. pl. ,, sh. J.; Brady. pl. 3, SIN. G
MakaWa. Owner. T. Forbes trainer. J. Z
ond and third driving. Elmdale had the
we'll DalE tirrd Ut end. No QuaTter oE-
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WOMAN IGNORES
ORDER OF COURT
FAILS TO PRODUCE CHILD AND
is GIVEN INTO DEPuTVs
CUSTODY.

Mrs. William Mageau. OF No. 1921
Rivard-st., spent Tuesday In the COM
pany OF q deputy sheriff az the result
Of disobeying IN order OF the circuit
court, directing her to produce In
court, Tuesday morning. Harriet. in
FAINT child Of Florence Goodrich Put
nam. Mrs. Mageau's son Is the IA
ther OF the child.
The mother II In the Florence Crit
tenden home. and the action TO get
the child was started by DIR. Wilson,
who thought the babe would be In bet
ter handle UiAhe IN mother. The no
tice to produce the child was made
out In the name of Mrs. Ambrose
Mageau, mother OF Mrs. William Ma
geau.
Taking advantage OF this mistake,
the women took the child away. Mrs.
William Mageau was in court without
as attorney, Tuesday morning. and
put up as her defense that the notice
was not I'm her name. therefore, she
was not responsible.
Where is your attorney" Judge
Murphy asked.
Il haven't one, | don't need one"
she answered.
II fear you will before the case is
over" the judge replied, and ordered
her In the custody OF deputy. She
left the building In charge OF the Of
ficer to get the child.