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ARMY EXPENSES TO
BE CUT TO THE BONE
General Wood and Taft Figure
Close Estimates

BEVERLY, Mass, Sept General
Leonard Wood, chief of staff, United
States army. was in conference with
President Taft for several hours today
on the estimates for, the next fiscal
year.
1t is the announced intention of the
general and the president to keep the
army expenses to as low a figure as is
compatible with the efficiency of the
service.
At present more officers are needed.
and to meet this added expense it is
understood that great care will be
taken to ask congress to appropriate
for only the absolute necessities Of the
service.
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WhlIe the average cOnditiOn OF COTTON August
-. according to tho figures of the crop reporting
bureau of the department of agriculture, is s. 4
per cent better than ii at the corresponding
date last year. 1t is lower by "a per cent than
ii was a month ago. 1t is 4 per cent below the
average for the last 10 years.
Officials of the department of agriculture de-
cline estimate the effect Of the figures made
by the crop reporting board. The old crop of
cotton, by reason OF the existing high prices
practically has been exhausted
Twenty cent cotton" has called substantially
every bale OF spot cotton from it's hiding place
according TO the views of the department Of
hcials.
Just now the crop is beginning TO come into
the market
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IonIIrrn nnd Gnn,e

Arrivals q poultry were light yesterday. as
usla Jr1aE hnt with the demand likewise
fae ipa-ka- remained III about the same position
~. ID tst1 lsreceding day. Small young stock
loptlnle weak and large chickens. which had
j1reyloCs3r been IA good request. were inclined
% efas Dealers are figuring on the Admission
1'lqE celebration helping the market out next
week
lsgf3trR 6rer dozen Hens S505-50 for small,
slf{t tot large and $500 SO for extra; young
ROSTERS scar. DO extra. s7-50d $50; old roost
lr~ s.. t-yors $4GJ; iFoilers, S3-50d4 for
large. S5d3-50 for medium and s.. 50d 20 for
SMALL ducSs seas; pigeons. SL75G2; squads,
S-.9nN3i geese. S2I2.5O per pair.
Game ipcr dozen Nominal
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Notice to Mariners
Branch photographic

Branch photographic Office
San Francisco. Sept 2 1910
The following information has been received
from the coast inspector at Shanghai, China:
South channel entrance TO the Yangtze-The
Kiutoan gas light vessel has been temporarily
withdrawn for repairs.
The Fairy Wreck gas lighted buoy has beep
discontinued. A temporary gas lighted buoy
PAINTED red has been placed in 20 feet of water
beacon bearing north degrees east mag dis
tant 4.3 miles. This buoy will be replaced by
the Kiutoan gas light vessel on the completion
of its repairs.
The middle ground upper buoy has been shifted
and now lies in ~ feet of water at low water
Of spring tides, with House island beacon bearing
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Hay. md lreedxfnnr

There arc no further changes in hay or feed
stuas. The former continues depressed under
ibeayy. receipts.
: lsa4n--s25 G26 per ton for white and $2S for
+: iddIings-S3s135 PEI ton.
3 Sl8rts-S1T GL2S per ton.
EeeSstuns- Rolled barley, SZ2d23; rolled oat
Tor feed S30082: mixed feed. So d26 for aver
. tssc lois; linseed oiicake meal 20 tons SIC, 10
tous S40s50. . tons Sal. smaller lots S4l.50; Co
cGanut cake or meal AZ mills. So in 20 and 10
Jbd 5000 IN ton lots; JObbing. $26; meal.
5S36031. cracked corn S366l3T; alfalfa meal. car
load lots SIC jobbing SI7: red star alfalfa meal
sac Id car lots and SI7 jobbing Modesto alfalfa
gnealE $3.50 in car lots and Sl7 jobbing; Stock
ton mealfaifa- SIG III car lots and Sl1 3obbing;
Ca pr0co- oilcake meal. Sl6.50 per ton.
Eay-Wheat, STdI2. so; wheat and oat SS@
II; ;ame oat ST011-50; volunteer wild oat.
Se.5ong; alfalfa. S7di5; stock hay, S5@6.50
per ton
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Supplies for Honolulu

The bark Andrew Welch sailed for Honolulu
Yesterday with cargo valued at S59, 739 and in
Guiding the following:
9S5 cs canned goods, 100 bbls and % half bbls
salmon. 5000 lbs lard. 80 bales hay. 1,200 cs
dynamite. 200 kegs and 100 cs blasting powder.
% cs blasting caps, 1I3 wheels, 1000 SKIS
cement, $500 ft hardwood, 81 bdls windows. 30
pes and 156 pkgs doors, 1000 posts 1902 lbs
soda, 203 pkgs paints, 500 kegs red and white
lead 33S es and 10 bbls oils, 2I5 drums and 100
cs gasoline, 800 drums dstillate 10 drums crude
soap.
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Rnnnr 60 seeda

Reans lper ctll-Bayos. s5.J0G5.60; small
wAlrc S5-S5 q 10; large white. S3.T5d4; pink.
SbW5.25s red S6d61O: blackeye. S5-50@5.75;
3iuaa, $3.50 4-50; red kidneys, nominal; Gran
berry beans. Sz-E0GJ4G0 garvanzas, 81 d3- %;
horse beans new. SIS5N2.I5.
Seecs--Brown mustard, 452c: yellow mustard
- naxseed, 5a512c; canary, 332 @3s4c; al
falfa. Il q l3c;- rape, lG2lec; timothy 7izc;
hemp, "a 512c millet "a { per 10.
Dried Peas-Green. S2-50G2.65 per ctl.
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SCENT Of BURNING
FORESTS GOES Ear
Officers OF Ship Dunfermline
SmeIl Odor of Blazing Trees
500 Miles From Land

HE British ship
Dunfermline, which
arrived the other
day from Newcas-
tie, Australia, was
released yesterday
f I o M quarantine.
where the vessel
was fumigated for
the purpose of
killing the rats.
Captain McLaugh :
lin, master of the
vessel, was taken
sick about 10 days
before the ship ar
rived. The vessel
was brought to
port by Chief Off
Ger McGregor. who
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and it is problematieal when business will inn
prove materially. Prices territory wool are
little armer and dealings less inclined to sell
large blocks at prevailing rates.
Sales comprise original bags of Montana at
2315c TO 2519e, greasy; original oregon, 1870 to
191ac; old Oregon staple, 63c, secured; Texas u
months, 60c to 62c and 8 months at 55c SIC,
secured and Ohio three-eighths and half blood at
2Sc to 29c.
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GONERNMENT CROP REPORT

WASHINGTON. Sept 2-The crop reporting
board Of the department of agriculture estimates
that the average condition of the cotton crop on
August p was T21 per cent of normal as
compared with 75.5 on July %, 1900. 63.7 on
August -. 1909. 76.1 August -, 1908. and
7S.1. the average of the past 10 years, on
August y.
Comparisons of conditions in four western
states and c1e nation on August % follow:
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961lc; do months, 7G11c; northern, Sonoma
and Mendocino 1S@2oc; Humboldt zoe asked;
Nevada l5@17c per Id.
Fan clip-Mountain free, 9d1lc; northern and
valley, "a Ioc; San Joaquin fall and lambs, "a
l0ci do defective aud heavy, 5@fc per ID:
Hops-California, 10dl3c fo- crop of 1903;
Oregon, lo@l5c per 10; crop OF 1910, lo@lee
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preference TO dispose Of theif eggs at home. al
though there Is brisk demand for first choice
eggs in the outside market
= SANTA ROSA. Sept. There was no change
i- the socat egg market today. On receipt of
acviccs from lie san Francisco dairy produce
eNschanse the dealers all offered 33lac per
ooIea- spot cash. for choice and 3012c for sec
9las The receipts heavy for the day.
Poultry IS moving I'm large quantities. as old
stock IS being cleaned out and the culls from
tse pew are being offered for sale
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OCEAN STEAMERS
Memoranda

Per Nor stmr Ssrk-Experienced typhoOn In
China sea for days after leaving. no damage
Stmr Watson. from Seattle for San Francisco.
is reported ashore at Neah bay expect TO hOaE
vessel at high tide
Per stmr Carlos. at San Francisco Sept
from Willapa-Had strong NV gale from Cape
RIanco TO Point Arena; from thence to San Fran
cisco light variable winds and Gains; Sept l. ,
q m sighted masted schooner headed FOR
Fort Bragg about ; miles on shore
PORT SAID. Sept. 2.-The Br stmr BiSley,
from New York for Manila. is delayed in Suez
canal with steering gear out Of order.
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CHICAGO. Sept. 2-Butter firm: creamer;es.
o4l@ q 29lac; dairies. 23@27c. Eggs, steady at
mark, eases included. 14d17c; hrsts. zoe; prime
hrsts. pc: receipts. 6.613 cases. Cheese, firm
daisies. l6a l6Zc; twins. I5l4 a 15Iac: Young
Americas, lGl2Gl6slc; longhorns, 16@i6l4c.
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London sale of sheepskins

LONDON, Sept "A sale of Cape of Good
Hope and Natal sheepskins held here today
The skins numbered 485, ,423. the largest supply
ever offered and 237, 400 were sold. The attend
ance was good, but the demand was poor and
short wooled skins were largely withdrawn
Prices ranged from unchanged to 1ad lower. ex
cept for lambs, which unchanged TO I'd
Qearpr
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Shipment of Lumber

The Norwegian steamer Titania. which put in
here TO finish loading. cleared for Melbourne
yesterday with $50 ia feet of lumber and 1880
lbs of hops, valued S24. 10T, as from this
port. The steamer also had 1,034.642 feet of
lumber valued at $2S, $50, laden Caspar, in
this customs district. and 1916 427 feet of red
wood and pine from Eureka, valued at S21, I21.
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Rnsfon WnoI Marked

BOSTON. Sept 2.-The Commercial Bulletin
viii say of the wool market tomorrow. A mod
crate aggregate of business is being done in
small individual quantities. but Notwithstanding
the market is still quiet. The continued activity
in goods is responsible for the present situation
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
,ial Dispatch 10 The Call

lOPCItlI L%IsPttcIf 70 III
EUREKA, Sept. 2.-The steamer Acme ar
rived today with small cargo of freight and
a consignment of United States mail. The Acme
proceeded 10 the Arcataa wharf, where cargo
of redwood lumber is to be taken board for
the return trip SOUTH
The steamer Geo. ". Elder of the North Pa
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NEW YORK, Sept standard copper easy
Spot September and October. - 15@ II 25c; No
London. FIRM spot. ESQ rs Cd; futures f56 IS.
Arrivals reported at New York today, 200 tons.
Custom house returns show exports of 1.036 tons
so far this month. Local dealers report quiet
market. Lake copper, 12.s71a @13c: electrolytic,
II. 62l5 012 75c; casting, l2.256512. soc.
Tin easy; spot 35. 300 d35. 40c: September. SO a
50. 4oc; October. 81 60@35c; November "a 25 a
"a. zoe; December "a ~ G34. soc. London, weak
spot, f161 los and futures 1857.
Lead dull spot 4.40d45o New York 425@
430c East st. Louis. London, spot f12 los.
Spelter, steady; spot, 5421s @5.5oc New York.
5o2 II Gd5.20c East st. Louis. London, spot f22
I5s
Iron-Cleveland warrants 4es 41ad in London.
Locally iron quiet No. foundry northern,
S16d16.50; No. northern, S15.S0@16: No.
southern and No. l southern soft SIS 75 @1625.
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rotatoes. Onion. 80 YeretahIos

The market for vegetables is running along in
me same Old groove, with receipts Of every thing
on me list running free ana the quotations
srioein showing ANY important variations. Greer
corn was hrm I'D the early trade yesterday. but
JAe Lfmness Was OF brief duration and there
- WAS somewhat Of n surplus uncared for at the
U .ose-- tomatoes were I'm greatly increased sup.
plt ANA easier with 5Oc a box a top figure
win The majority Of the trade. The other
legFtahles met with fair 10 good demand.
o-atoes and oniouS remained steady at the old
quotations.
i-aJasO,s-River white, 9Oc@s11o per ctl; sa
-.4na bar6anks, Sl.25Ql.zJ pee Ell; SWEEP potA
zoos S-a2-25 per CO.
.- 0pious--New yellow. 75GS5c nor cti-
legetablcs-GreeB corn. 1Jc6I so per sack;
tomatoes 4Oa 65c per box; green peas, "a sc per
20, stI-As Deans, 5d0c PEE 40. liula beaus o1l a
per i0t sumner squash. 40Q50c PEI box; egg
sEt sOQO0c per box; green peppers. 40@60C
peg DaSs garlic, Sc per 10; cabbage. SOcGSl PEI
81; =cucumbers. S5M5Qc per box: pickle cucum
Ee-sf Sldl-2 per box FOR No and G5GI5 tol
No. p caulInower 5GM65c ner dozen: turnips
75c per sack carrots, T5c per sack; green okra,
80 lUA.
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The Following coast lumber charters were an
nounced yesterday. The schooner Lyman d. Fos-
ter, from Puget sound to Port Los Angeles, at
S4-25; barkentlne John Smith, Tacoma 10 San
Francisco, at $3.T5. with option of San Pedro
at $3.50; steamer Shna Yak, Winslow to San
Pedro at S4
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Army Transnorfn

The Buford is in port
The Crook is at Manila
Mia.
The Logan is in port
The Sheridan sailed August for Manila
The Sherman sailed August 81 from Narasaki
The Thomas is in port.
The Warren is at Manila
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New York Produce

NEW YORK. Sept Hides-Easy. Central
America. 203<e; Bogota, 2OIs d2111c
Petroleum-Easy Refined New York barrels
1-5oc; New York bulk. 4c; Philadelphia barrels
1.50c: Philadelphia bulk 4c
Sugar-Raw. nominal; Muscovado, 50 test,
592c; centrifugal: SO test. 4.42c; molasses sugar
80 test 3.67c; refined, quiet.
Cohee-Closed steady, net unchanged to
points higher. Sales were reported of 9.75C
bags Closing bids: September 1850; October.
s.; November, SO5c; December. s. Zoe; January,
sac; February. Sic; March, S21e; April,
SIC; May, S24c; June, S.25c: July. S.26c; Au-
gust. S.2Gc. Spot, firm; Rio No. Z. 10@10Lc;
Santos No 4. I05sc; mild, firm; Cordova, 10d
l3.
Butter-Firm. Creamery specials. SIC
Cheese-Weaker. State whole milk. special
l5%+ alT1ac: 90 fancy. 1514c; do choice. 15c: dc
good 10 prime. 14l4 G1444c; do common 10 fair,
lo12 lie; swims, full TO specials pa @I2&c.
Esgs-Steady, unchanged.
DRIED FRUITS
ETaporated Apples-Quiet. Futures, steady: or
the spot fancy are quoted at 1912 61ic; choice
So @9c; prime, SQS12c; common 10 fair, ca q
7l2c
Prunes-Firm. Quotations 3l4 acc for Cali
/ foTniaS up to 30-40s and 9lac for 0regons.
Apricots-Quiet. firm. Choice, 10A @l134c; ex
ira choice. IL n 34c; fancy 12d1312c.
Peaches-Quiet, steady Choice, &c; extrs
choice. Ga d7I4c; fancy. SdS12c.
Raisins-Quiet. steady Loose muscatels. 3Is "a
52sc choice 10 fancy seeded. 42i d6%.c; seedless
IA @5i5c: London layers. S1.2OG1.25
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Naval Stores-Turpentine and Rosin

SAVANNAH, Sept. 2.-Turpentine-Firm, &c.
Receipts, 653; shipments. 546 stock 14,19o;
sales. 1905.
Rosn-Firm. Receipts. 2.064; shipments, 3.s95;
stocks, 64,715: sales, 5000. Quote: B. S5.S5;
D, S5.95; Z. $6.05: F, S6.12; G, S6.15: H. $500;
l, s6.25: X, 1925; NJ, $3.50; n, S6.45; WG,
$3.50; WV. S6.55.
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st. Louis WOOL Market

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 2.-Wool-Unehanged Me-
dunn grades. combing and clothing. 23@24c;
light fine. l9@21c; heavy fine, 15@1Tc; tub
washed 25M33e.
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Coast Lumber Charters

north SO degrees east mag distant 4.05 miles.
]. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant, L. s. N, in Charge.
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licensed

Steamer RedondO. D. II. Hansen master.
steamer RoSecrans. ". II. Moore master; re-
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Refined Petro,eum Reduced
New York Metal Market

NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-The Standard oil com
pany today announced reduction of Is points
in ell grades of reinea petroleum.
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CnTT0N ErTrRFS

Spot closed quiet 80 points lower: middling
uplands, 15c; middiing gulf. 15.25c. Sales, 609
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Weather Report
PACIFIC COAST STATIONS

lited States department of agriculture
Weather bureau-San Francisco, Sept. 2. 1910.
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u. S. Branch photographic Office
A branch of the United States photographic
Office located in the Merchants Exchange. is
mainta aimed in San Francisco for the benefit OF
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
OF expense. Navigators cordially invited TO
visit the office. where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
garding lights, dangers to navigation and mat
tiers of interest to ocean commerce
j. G. BURNETT,
Lieutenant, U. S. N, Ia charge.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-13
new YORK Jockey
CLUB WILL fight
Change Of Policy to Be Made
to Save Eastern Racing
Game.

New York. Sept. 12=That the Jockey
club has decided upon an aggressive IN
an effort TO save horse racing in this
state from the effects Of the drastic
anti-betting laws passed by the last
legislature was the deCIartidOu in rae
ing circles here today. based Oh the au-
thority of recent interviews with prom
ineut mem bcrs of the Jockey club me
authorities. according 20 tneSe an
ncuncements viii u-ht their cause IN
the courts ana viii Jake advantage OF
every possible vantage point 10 save
the fifteen million dollars WRich they
have invested i'm racing machinery IN
New York state.
In an Interview with the members Of
the Jockey club published today, the
situation b. summed up as follows;
"Ihc Jockey club stewards intend TO
fight in tine future. Their s4T1tGDllItN lu
the past has been accepted en- tnc part
Of their opponents as sign cf weak
ness. and ass "a result raru3- has beer
oppressed. The stewards have dl-cov-
cred that their tame sub@;ssion has
been an error.
In the past. rather than take fun
advantage OF the courts decisions per
tanning Co betting. fearful that the enc
we're vtuia,ing the aw-somcthinE the
race tracks have never douc-thc stew
ards have merely taken the shadow OF
courts.
at was with mistaken opinion
that they were accomp liSulnE some
good that the race tracks Fought the
pool rooms for many years
"ft would have been much better II
the stewards had not made this move.
10 is beyond their province and juris-
diCtiCu 90 act as guardians OF the NOR
ais of persons outside the race tracks.
The turf would have been better off
IL they had stuck TO their own baili-
wick.
1T has been the policy Of the Jockey
club heretofore. 60 let matters take
. their course. as they did not think 90
wise 60 fight the opposing forces. But
now they intend TO ask Che courts for
relief suits viii be- brought at once
with this object IN view.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-13

EroCkliuc. Mass. Sept 12.-Warrcn
coteric ~ young western golfers. was
piouship az the country club. after 17s
erty-four other golfers were unnh
must pick up tacir game tomorrow w
course iu 40 and % for O. %. one stroke
Gen city expert and former American
Robert a. Gardner 81 Hinsdale. pres
ent utIenoldcr. was among those who
did not Finish.
~ One score stood tonight. thirteen
seven places in thc QUALIFYING round.
Uut there probably viii be some
change when che entire ucld has COM
plet.d the round. Summarize:
club. Chic1Eo. who completed the
course tu 90 one stroke better tnan
or tHe dav. AFTER jaIsing 90 going out
Wood came iu with % Travis made
walter r.. EE1n OF Chicago got n
bad start. hut iu the return home made
n splendid two Ft the sixteenth. His
total was 90 aud o on "a 30
game. especially lu The early play OF
DTS round. making The iirst seven holes
in 20. re finished The first nine holes
iu aG and tHc eighteen holes In 90.
Am~r- che other scores Were
j. 'V. white. Oakland. Nl.
A. DO TrafHv. Los Angeles. 102.
W. r. STILES. Er1eburu. So
DIT. Schmidt Wure.ftcr. 300.
W. *. wood. f5mcwood C. G.. IS.
W. N. Travis. Garden city, te.
vs.. g.. Fowucs. ir4 oakwout. n.
D. M fvc-r. llIC-rnrT. ID.
j. W. Wbtttemore. tbc Country. IS.
ea l lS5.i gql', rr s- ' q =. IS.
= Dr. ycI. ST. Andrews. Is.
Ut. 70 wilder. Nrsu-r. ~.
T. ~. r.rrwu. Meadow brook. -
q q. Waldo ir- Er'oklay. %.
IT. Weber. fuvrru"er So.
~ orairtou. Pitts So
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-13
At Overland Park

Overland Park. Denver. Sept. "a
Meadow. a I TO favorite. won her
third race Of the Overland meeting to-
day. at "a mile, in the fast time OF
1889 2-5. a 2.Z0 class trottinE race
was added 90 the program and was won
salt Lake. i'm straight heats. the time
being 2;13a 2-l13 2-l3. summaries,
First race. four furiouEs. selling
Adhcrcr. los tCaNanaugh1. Co I. won .
FOOL. 100 tBuNtoul. 90 7. second q
Keller los tMCCulIouEh). g TO I. third.
Time. IS 3-5 seconds. Buenos Ayrcs
and old snow also ran.
Second race. tive furlonTs. selling
Fundamental. f19 tEeillyl. s 60 3. won.
Fore. 10 tAiaudcrsl. TO 7. second
Bin Eaton. 119 tEcttigJ. 2 To I. third.
Time. 1900 3-5. Hattie Garrett. Cotytto
and Doc Allen also ran.
Third race. six furlougs. selling
Li-ht Knight 1U7 fBeillvD, TO ]. won
Gemmcl 112 fNolcswOrthD. S to 1. sec
Cnd. Elder. 12f tPicEenst. 3 to I. third.
Time. 1.1f %-5. Crc1ton. EarIs Court
Baruesdaic. Wildwood Bill and Eiame-
shia N also ran.
Fourth race. SIX furlongs. selling
Gibson. 102 tNolan1. to- 3, won. Hid
deu Hand 10 EettiED. . 90 !. second
Force. 100 Geuzsell. % 90 .. third.
Time. 1918 3-5. Valencia. Pal. ClysmiC
and Charate also ran.
Fifth race. purse. one milC-Mcadow
1Of tlfolcsworth1. 4 90 Z. won. March
monet. 1of singleton. 9 TO I. second.
Eazuui1. fOf lkusscllN. 90 60 I. third
Time 1879 S-5. Gene Russell also ran.
sixth race. one mile. selling-Lady
NcNaIIv. gS COrmes). TO ]. won,
second. Busy Nan. Jos CBuXton). TO I
third. Time. 1881 2-5. Netting. Sea
Green. Bonnie Prince Charlie. swell
Girl. Moada and Harting also ran.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-13
THE Able WINS FEATURE
STAKE AT SYRACUSE

Syracuse. y. g.. Sept 12-The Able
wor his eighth straight victory OF the
season today in capturing the syracuse
stake at the opening OF the Grand Cir
cult races here. ia Geors had no
trouble taking him through three
straight heats TO victory. Summaries
First race. the koh-Noo-Noo Tor
fhrec-year- 1.25 trotung, puf p
81 .OOO-TIonclc won. EU1ra second,
Grace Bird third. Best time. 2.la Ia.
Second race. tho Syracuse stake, 2;l3
pace. threc-in-fivC. purse &a.0OU-L no
Able won. Lady Isle second. Evelyn
~. third. Best time. 2.05 Ia
Third race. 2-1S trottiug. thrco-in-
five. purse s1.2OO-fTcnry Wiuterswon
first. Watega second. Peter Dorsey
third. Best time. 2-lO Ia
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-13
ENGINEERING SOCIETY
NAMES ITS DELEGATES

The Utah Society Of Engineers has
appointed five delegates TO represent
81 at the meeting of che Inter Mountain
Good Roads associa lion meeting. TO le
held I'm ogden. September 23. 20 and
~. AR. Ashton. q. T. NcGon1-tc. J..
represent the society.
The society wilt hold its rcrula-
meeting next Friday evening st S
o'clock az the club room. 102 New
house building. An interesting r=rcr
ON the International Smelling Is Re
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-13
Two-Mfnute Trotters and PAGERS

The uniform high rate OF speed
shown by che trottcrs and PAGERS dur
ing this. the racing season Of 1910.
cclipses all others on record. and proves
that the trotter and PAGER alike are
gradually approaching the limits Of
sueed without sacrificing their race
horse qualities. The following are the
members OF the select goo list;
Trottcrs.
sT.ou Dillon. ch. M, foiled 1888. by
Sidney Dillon. dam Lou Milton. by NIL
ton Medium t2;15tl. Bred by santa
Rosa stock farm. Santa Rosa. Cal Rec
ord. 1855. Made NJ Memphis. Tenn,
October "a. 1908. Driven by Miilard IT,
-Uhian. br. T.. foalcd 1908; by Bingen
C2.064). dam Blonde. by Sir walter. jr.
Bred by A. IL Parker Bedford. Mass.
August T.. 1919. Driven by Charles
(Dcc) Tanner.
eMajor Dclmar. n. g.. foo'ed 1897; by
Dcimar C2;16b. dam Expect ation. by
Autograph tg:f6D. Bred by william
T. Suicr. Elens Falls. Y. Y. Record.
1888. Made ar Memphis. Tenn. Octo-
Der %. 1908. Driven by a. =. Melon
aid.
PAGERS.
sDau Patch br d.. foaled 1896; by
Joe Patchcn t2.1oiN. dam Ie'ir0, by
Wilkeshury. Bred by Dan A. Messner.
ir.. oxford. Trd Record. 1891 Made
az Lexington KY. October I, 1908.
Driven BIZ Myron T.. licHcnry.
fAuduhon Boy. ch. H.. foalcd 1897: by
T. J. audubon ESQ. dam FlaNcy. BY
Bourbon Wilkes Bred By T.. T. Wealth
ers and Tatchcn wilkes farm. LcViug-