davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-02
Grpipiipn
Derurfadt an Der 3. uRS Plum Sir.
grObe aufresung.
3ipci gerionen Ieidli D:rltBt nnb sab!'
reide 5eniierid)eibm ,ertriimmert.

Gas, fpelfss iih in sinem WlanEs
LODI an Der 3. unp blum Strdbe dnges
idmmelt bate, lpuroe asitern 8orn'ts
tag gsasn II llbr. tpahrI&einlid ourh
einen elettriihen 5unten, our Gnt5uns
oune sebrddt. Gs srfolste cine Or
pIoiion, tpelhe In Der Jtdhbariha's
beoeutenpen ShaoeR anrihtete uno
arobe aufreeung bsrurIafte. Der
ihpere siierne Sedel bss Wtannlohs
purbe esgsn fiiuf3ia JuB bob in Die
2uft sei6leuoert uno aus benz Sons
Ibob cine % Jub bohe Jlammenidu.s
bsrpor. rsber bunbsrt Jenitsriheiben
in bsnatbdrten !DGuiern tuuroen ssrs
triimmert. 9eprqe 8oloen bon Der :.
unb 9lum Strdbe urrb Soieph IRE
Dine, Elm 8drbier. BON 30. BOB Blum
Strabe, puroen bon umheri!iegsnoe1
CLASSIFICATION aetroffsn unb i'm GeiiGt
uEo an ben 6dnoen Ieiht perlest.
Inter ben $50 4rbeiierinnen Der
Gronn Sperall Comp. an Der Glib
ipeitsGde Der 3. uno plum Strabs
brad eine reeeirehte pani. aus, ieoocb
eeldrd es ben mdnnlifsn angeitelltcn
Der 5irma, bic 4ufssresisn gu btru9iz
aen. sSn benz Rsitdurdnt oes 9so.
8rinf i'm slpeitsH Stodiuert oes 9es
bdubes an Der Rorbspeitsgte Der 3.
uHo plum Strabs tparen mebrere
sSrausn in Der aiit: bsItdftist. als
pl0slih Elm arobss Gifenitiit, Elm 5be!l
beg Rannlo6bedels, our6 oos senitsr
geIduft fam uno in bic geseniiberIies
| gsrbe Wunb EN- grobes God rib.
gum 9liit ipurbe uismanb in Be,
aiife perleBt. Der burh bic grplo'
iion ongsrittsts S6aben beIiuft iit
auf msbrere 5unbsrt Dollars. un'
mittsI6dr na9 bergrploiion nurbe BIZ
| iseuerpehr pou tinen haINn 9uBens
9srionen aIarmirt. 2lls 5dien uni
Qeiter Romp. ! Der lInfaliteue su,
elite. fam zines Der pferee an Der 5
unb Race Str. su 5au uno purbe mebs
rsre 5unbsrt 5ub tpeit nlitseihl.ift
bepor Der Wa8en gum Stiu'tano gs,
brdht tperben tonnte. Der Gau
tpurbe nur l.iht perIest. goli3eihe
Willitin sntianbte cine 4btheillmgpos
Iisiiten mad Der 5. uub p.um StraBe
tpslde bic rieIige WsnIhsnmenge, mel
| DE bic llnfaaItelIe 6ereits lpsnise Wli
| nutsn mad Der Grploiion umldserte
| In dneemeHener Gntfernung belt. 9i'
| s5euertpebr pumpte ods Wannloh pol
Waiier unb beleitiste bic Geiabr il
tur3tr 3eit. Die GrpIoiion ipurb'
pobrfteinlich bur6 9as oerurTaht
tpelhss elmer idaohaften 2situngsrob
re entftromt mar unb ieineu Weg II
oas Wonnloh ssfunbeu bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-02

Wetfs purbe oieierhalb Bel Der Drits
ten Deutiten prrt. Gemsinbe anges
fraat unb Der sirhenratb oiefsr 8es
meinbe ncbm bann ben iebr forreften
gtanbpunft ein: ,Menn Die petsrss
Gemeinbe Iih nit uns oerl6msl3en
min, 70 ToG iie uns einsn fertiaenplan
Der 8erftmsl3ung nnterbrsitsr. 4us
bsrbsm muB bic G|emeinbe in oisier
Sad]e abiolut einmiitbig Teir, benn i'm
dnbersn 5ole piirbsn mir hem Yro.
left abIolut nif,t ndber treten. gBil
nebntcn cine bOllig d6rparfenoe Stela
lung Elm, bsnn uns Iisat on einel
8erfhmelsunq dbIolut nints."
Bon elmer po1isen gtnrniithiateit II
Der 9eterss sGsmeinoe lam be5iiglid
Der 0erIhmel3ungsioee gar ni6t bi
Rebe Isin, benn Iogar bas aommittee
neltes mad einem prebigsr llmiddl
aebdltsn hdt, lit in oieIer Qngete9en
Gsit getbeilter Qniit)t uno oa nun au
| Beroem am Sonntag oordusiiGtliH bi
peiers s9emtinbe einen neuen preot
ger rp1hlsn ipirD, 10 biirftsn ulle ge
rii6ts iiber 8erihmelsungen nfiniti
peritummsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-02

StruBs, gu hoben Ieien.
Solgenbs neue Selegaten lpuroea
ae{tern 4benb aufeenommen: Gbas.
aiin5e uro 6enrn gol3buuIer. S4pei=
ssr WGnnsrhor; gottirtsp Sbinpes
lin, 9ocr6er llntsritiiBunesDerein
ssruHt anierism unb 8. 2ufo, 8elo-
ihrantarbeiter unterit. 8erein; oSobn
alein unb Anton alimtIcn, 8ruioen
SGneerhor; gtncinnatier Surnlebrer=
ihoft, Or. u. u. 9nph; Dsutid1sr
Neutrality-suspicious., 0iftrift go. 301.
SobH 9oeusbsrser une 3snra Geo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-02
8ieoer nerhaitet.

.. Us. Gonspdp, Der aHgeblife
@riinosr Der OsoHising Butter glaz
dine Co.. tpslber DOR einiger 3sit un@
ter Der 4ntlase Der Shrpinoelei ben
GrobgsIhiporsnen iibsripielen unp Tpae
ter aegen giirgihoft auf freisn CUB
a.ieBt tporoen mar, ipurR gsitern pom
ben 0ebeimpoliailten Grim uno Stub
fsrs unter Der antlnse, Elm Suiti5s
flIhtlins gu iein, uieoerperbdftet.
Die gerbnitins erfolste auf 9eranz
laiiung Der gebDroen BON Gbicaso. no
er ebtnFals msbrsre perioneH seprellt
bobtn iou.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-02
Qe6ensmioe.

Ger 43 Sabre alte arbsiter Gharles
Msiller, BON Southiioe Npe.. Rineriioe,
unternabm in Der Gonneritas Raht
noh .inem Gireit NIT ieintr jungea
ssrdu, sinen Se!bitmorbperfud. inbem
tr cine Doiis aarboliGure trant. Or.
M. Wartlep. ipeldber iofort seriifen
ipurbe unb ben g}atientsn in turaer3eit
auher Gefabr branse, uio6se I'm S6srs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-02
SGaer.( .(Seianaurrein.

Der gdttr 9eIaugosrein peraus
italtet beute Q6eno in Der Sen.
trail 9urnbdne cine 4bsnounters
haltung, Der iia Elm gemiitbIihes
3anstrdn3h.n anihlieBsn piro. Der
9erein bat un;sr 2situng ieinss Iir!s
eenten 6srrn 2lLbsrt Geper tiittig ges
iibt urb psripritt ieinen UtitgIieoern
unb 9dfsn .insr senuBrsitsu 2l6eno.
Solgenbes prpqramm gelargt 3u:
0urhfiihrune:
.9sreinssruB" gubr
gdder sGeIansper.in.
Solo: rSeimtpeb" JIisrsbad)
6err g. Stadnsr.
al rStdnn6en" 95t
s. ~Ssit,r, mein lisbes ainb" ortf
8Gtsr s8eIanqpersiu.
SolpIstne: rWuiitus &rorbel".
Serr R. Grau.
Couple. .8as gett@.
6err ), UsusIIer.
Al ,6eirathsgdlopp" STUNT:
b .Su6betha, mel Tianbl", &rsmls'
Bidder eGeIanspsrsin.
5umoriitii6e S3en.: Der iiioilh:
Retrut uno Der Grsr3isrmei'ter"
storporal - Serr gus. WOIfIe.
Beirut - 6srr 5rig Utusler.
,0ailttaber SGesrmarih" GoI3at
gGder s8sianeperein.
Cine S1neeripippe oher Der Rsiurol
auf BEN gahnhOf", arrungirt Dol
Gilbert 9ener.
asbmann Serr J. 8rsnner.
Deifen 5rau = Gerr r. Muellsr.
Griter SGnser-5srr gug. WolfIe
3tpeit.r SGnosr - 6srr Wm. Din
telater.
Dritter Sdnger - 6srr .. Rosse
8isrter Sdnesr - 6err W. Grau
aelln.r - Ssrr gbds. Tol3er.
uno Bidder s9eldnsperein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-02

bic 9smsrtung: s8as nd4ite QIal,
ipenn Sis lpieosr lebensmiioe itno,
Ihneibsn Sis iich Iieber ben 5dIs
ab." aaum parsn oieIs Worte gsTalIen,
ais Ulillsr in 8egeHpart oes Ir3tss
unb oss polisiitsH Shafer etnen pers
5tpeifeltsn 9sriuh mdtts, ii6 bic 9sbs
le su bur6ihneibsn. Gr tonnte nur
nit orober Wliibe on Der Iusfihrun9
Ieiuss 8orba6ens per6inoert tperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-02

Jrener.
0as 9iirgerrehts sSomnittee tpire.
pie aeItern mitgstbeilt nurDe. al j2'
benz eriten unp britten 5reitas I'M
Utpnat in Der Central 5urnballs qua
qeqen iein, um iplhen, Die pas Su;=
qerred)t ernerben ppllen. jepe ats
niinidte NustunFt Su gebsH.
Die @tunahmen betrugen S2S.4J
UNI bic Iusauben $5.75. Dos 0ers
banbsxrmoeen bslauft iih aaf $685.
56.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-02
Naoifaibeilung
--bsr---
WcrDemi0,ud6e.

sdpabe, nerbbfe gerloncn, aepIaat Bon. Soft.
fnngflopg'sif Mno fnlehtcB 1riunier. eri9cpl'
tnofH dusflfiIen. pruii, @iidetp uno aepl.
t6nisrben. @aarGu6iaa. gtbnnbEe ceg esbers
nnn wslihts aaiarrb, Ws1aenoritden. Ginbi9fr'
iicpluna. Nllhlifeif, Grroihen. nitfern sefiilo'
tien. s'rufioefltmmmna acantliffe:t nHp 1fiib'
iiIlii--"tialren aus neHr .3nstnetrfHno", mtt
elntndL Idlnca nao billig a!ic nnnatnr'
iidcn gcrlnite nub anoerc SoLarn lit'
gcnolid)er gerirrnngen ariinbIidl ss'
bcilf nab Dpile @einnbhcit nnb Srob'
linn fuicocrcrlauat iucrben fOHnen. -
Cans nencs .Seiipcrfabrcn. Seoer icin
ciacncr gr,f.
Ticfes dukererhfrfIth intcreHdrtc nrtb letr,
reife pun fEsnithe Guffaas 1900. fpeIhea
bon ssIfna rHt MIi. gPnuu urb 5rnii, aeieier
iperseH fcTte fnun aeasr GinfersuHo BON 81
Gents tn aricinarten berfieaeli bs5o9eH rrcrSer
bon her
9ripat.Glinif. fSf-6. gucnnc,
vEw YORK. n. Y.
g7nn ertuaUHe bas Cincinnati gO!fst.atf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-02

mort. 0ds aommittse bei6loB bic
gsrbeferung Der StruBe nd6 ben urz
ipriineli4en Pldnen Des Staotratbs
81 empfeblen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-02

.gaasner's" lit ods etrtsie pirflidle
GeIters @aiie- i'm Wnrtt. Cd
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-02
The German National Bank

geritbt iiber ben Gtano Der German Ratoual
BGuf IN Cincinnati INT 5taate Ohio, 1ei Sdlu5
oes (Sei6Gfts am 29. Dadrs 1910,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-02
2lueite NatiOmal=Sanf.

ssrt6t iiber ben stnno Der 8uetteH ssot!oraI
-ar, ben Cincinnati. i'm studt Cbtp, an ScIuB
oes Geicdf.es aui g. Rar; 1910.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-24
TO PREPARE SOIL MAP
OF VARIOUS COUNTIES
State Conservation Commission
Will Collect Samples for
Purpose of Analysis.

The Utah conservation commission
held meeting in the office of Governor
Spry. Wednesday. and discussed the fur
thcr details Of the new map OF the state.
which IL is having made. The commits
sion also decided to cooperate with the
United STATES government in preparing
a soil map Of the state. and appropriat Ted
$500 rs its proportion of the cost Of
gathering the necessary informa ton.
II Is intended to'scnd out at least two
men To every county in the state To coll
lect samples of the soil. and In some in
stances from every ten acres in the
counties. These will he analyZcd at the
experiment station OF the government
at Logan and the necessary Information
obtained for the map.
The government has already collected
this information from Salt Lake. We
her. Cache. Utah. Davis and Juab coun-
servation commission VIII visit the other
counties In The state and collect sam
Dl.S OF soil
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-24
Oldfield a "WiZard"
Jack Johnson Spends Five Hours
in Jail; Cambridge Is No
Match for Oxford.
FIRST AUTOMOBILE
TRACK IS SUCCESS
Is Scientifically Constructed and
Trial Tests Result in
Fast Time.

Los ANGELES. March 2S.-An unof-
fcial record OF a mile i'm II.3 seconds
was made on the new motordrome plank
track by Harris Ilanshue. the Apperson
driver at its opening today. Ray 1Iar-
roun. driving S0-horsepowcr Marmon.
made Il mile I'm % seconds. The cars
were only partially equipped FOR racing
and the trials were the first ever made
on a circular board track,
Racing drivers here believe that q spe ed
OF Two miles a minute will he established
with safety ON the track al the inaugural
meet OF the motordromc April & TO IL
cords is looked for In The match race
between Barney Oldileld and Ralph De
Palma, which Will be a feature OF the
meet.
the track is established beyond question.
There were twenty-five cars on the mo-
tordromc at ono time today. The finish
of mile in So seconds was made by
one car with a Nat Tire without skiddlng.
The motordrome. which Is the first board
track ever built. is n perfect circle. a
mile in circumference. with a bank or
one foot In three 1t is constructed on
the saucer principle. which has been sue
cessfullv utilized for bicycle and motor
cycle racing. Oldiicld, De Palma. Robert
son. Bragg, Harroun and other noted driv-
erS are entered for the inaugural meet
which in addition To being tho first ever
held on board track, will be the first
which will bring the leading drivers OF
the east In competition with those who
have been developed on the Pacific coast.
The length Of the track virtually makes
II straightway and for that reason IL is
expected TO develop fast driving with
touring cars with safety. In trial to-
day Thomas touring car. fully equipped
and carrying live passengers made a mile
in So seconds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-24
TALENT RECEIVES JOLT
WHEN JACK PARKER WON

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. March 93.-The
talent received a terrible Jolt this after
noon when Jack Parker won from Neaion
In the third. The meeting will come to
a close Aprii 10.
Summaries:
First race. four furlonss, purge--Dar-
ling. even won Agnes May, 7 TO I. sec
ond: Eastern star, 100 TO l, third. Time,
40 l-5
Second race, six furlongs. purse-Star-
board, TO ., won. Brevite, to l, sec
ond: Outpost. 4 Ia /. third. Time. ia
S-5
Third race. six furlongs. purse-Jack
Parker. 10 /. won; Nealon, II to 90
second High Range, to /, third. Time,
l:12 l-5
Fourth race purse. one mile and one
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO .. won; Ell
fall, to ]. second Ozana, 10 l. third
Time l:i5 10.
Fifth race. mile and seventy yards
purse-Spanish Prince, I to /, Won; Col
conda, 10 2, second Descomnets. 10
D, third. Time. las.
Sixth race, one mile and a sixteenth.
purse-Gerrymander to 5. won: Otogo
TO j, second; Maximum, to l. third.
Time. .i3 3-5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-24
O[DF|E[D BREAKS
WORLDS RECORDS
Hangs Up New Figures in Three
Events With 200-HOrse
Power Car.
DARING DRIVER is NOW
IN CLASS BY HIMSELF
Toys With Robertson in One
Mile Worlds Champion
ship Race.

pATTONA. Fla, March 2%.-Barney
Oldhcd today proved his right 70 the
little of speed king by smashing three
worlds records. including TWO that ey-
perts figured would stand FOR many years
ON the hard surface OF the Daytona
beach, driving his 200 horsepower Benz,
with which a wee. ago he broke the
worlds mile record at n speed OF 1918
miles an hour Oldheld today covered two
miles Ia $3.50, about three seconds bet
ter than the previous worlds record. made
by Demogeot of Paris. at Dayton I'm 1906.
Thirty minutes later Oldneld drove
against the worlds kilometcr record OF
7.T6 seconds, made by Hemery at Brook
lands England Oldiicld shot past the
starting line like meteor and finished
the distance in II o4.
The third record established by Oldheld
was the ono mile stock chassis mark.
made in ;i0.So in a Knox. The previous
record was set by Lewis Strang in a
Fiat 40 80.
Although David Bruce Brown. Walter
Christie, George Robertson, Krscher ana
many other well-Enown drivers with fast
cars participated In todays races Oldneld
swept all before him With q speed and
daring that proved the old timer is bet
ter than ever.
oldheld will go after the mile record
tomorrow and promises a mile at li0
miles an hour.
When Oldheld won today in the one
mile worlds championship event, it was
evident the champion was only towing
with his competitor, George Robertson,
who drove the Christie car
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-24
CITY AND COUNTY COME
TO AN UNDERSTANDING
All Matters in Dispute Respect
ing Joint Building Settled,
Save One.

An agreement has been reached be-
tween Mayor Bransford and the county
commissioners in relation To ali the mat
ters in dispute, between the city and
county excepting the matter of furnish
ing free water for the county side OF the
grounds around the city and county
building. The old contract between the
two bodies with relation to the Joint
building and grounds shows that the
city owns all OF the ground in the block
and the county simply has an easement
on the south half of the ground.
The county commissioners assert that
under this agreement the city Is COM
PEELED TO furnish water free 10 the coun-
~ side OF the grounds. and Il is likely
that this will he agreed To az soon as
City Attorney Dininny looks over the
agreement.
The city has agreed TO pay its share
OF the expenses OF the detention home
and the county commissioners agreed to
pay for the water used inside the joint
building by county and state officials
and they also agreed to pay several
years OF tho back fees In state cases
heard in the criminal division OF the city
court. The city Will also pay the eX-
pense OF collecting the school taxes, as
this Is provided for by statute
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-24
ENTRIES ANNOUNCED
FOR EXCELSIOR HANDICAP

NEW YORK. March 23.-Thirty- three
entries have been received FOR the EN-
ce!sior handicap. the feature event OF
the opening day of racing of the Metro
po!itan Jockey clubs spring meeting at
Jamaica, April % This list will be aucu-
mented hy additional nominations from
Jacksonville and California. The list OF
entries follows:
King james. Restigouche Firestone.
Fave,tr, Joe Madden Dalmatian, Grass,
more. Jack Atltin, NeaIou, Wise Mason.
Alfred Noble, Falcada. Beaucoup, Nim-
bus. Guy Fisher. Great Heavens Turn
coat, Charley llarSrave, Far West, Prince
Ahmed. RACQUET. Berkeley. Quatico Mag
aZine, Arctic. Apache. Gretna Green
Mary Davis. Black Mate. ETendi Hill
top. Prince Imperial and King Olymplan
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-24
WRESTLERS READY TO
COMPETE FOR TITLES
Fifty-TwO Men Enter for Con
tests. From Bantam to
Heavyweights.

The best amateur wrestlcrs of the state
are ready for the opening OF the tourna :
mcnt Friday night at the Y. NJ. c. A,
Fltty-two OF the best wrestlers in Utah
have entered for the contests and the
meet. it Is said. will eclipse anything In
this line ever promoted here.
In looking over the long list OF entries.
several names. stand out as favorites at
the various weights. In the ll5-pound
class there is Crabbe. Nebo. Wilson and
Smalley. The latter is from ogden and is
looked upon as one OF the classiest wrest-
lers al his weight,
Bert Ray looks good for the l25- pound
class. although Ogden and Lambert OF
Provo are two good men,
LLOYD. Evans and Clcery, the latter Of
Ogden. are about evenly matched at l35
pounds.
The l45- pound match looks like cinch
for j. NJ. Howell.
IIarker and Dean will fight it out on
the mat for the middle and hesyyweis shts,
although some dark horse may slide in
at the last moment.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-24
EmeryyiIle Entries.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 23.-Follow-
ing are the entries for Emeryville Thurs
day:
First race. futurity course. selling
II Perfecto ll2. Zinkand. liz; Golico
1l2: Kid North, 1l2; Gramercy, ll2; jim,
Caffareta. l12; Descendant. ~; Nautical
lo5. Cantem. 1O7; Dixie Dixon. 10. Es-
telle NJ, 105: Ethel Nick. los,
Second race. six furlongs, selling-Old
Settler. 101; Balnade. 101. Bucollc. 10I
Duke OF Orleans. l07; Ilopek. 1o9; De-
ncen, 1o9; Ben Stone. 100. steele. 1Gs:
Sir Barry. los: Illusion. to6; No Quar-
Ter. 104: Banorella, 93
Third race. six furongs, seling-Sinl;
Spring. 1o9; Grace c.. 109, Lord Clinton.
81: Darlington. ia. Rey Junior, 1o7; st.
Francis H.: Old Rose. %.
Fourth race. five furlongs. Glenbrools
randicap-Cloudlight no; Richard Reed
10; Binocular, 9S; Enfield. 9s: Madman.
IA: PreIucIo. 1l2.
Fifth race. mile. selling -Bellsnicker
III Andy Davern, III. wolfyille. III;
Trust, III: Louis Strcuber, 10I: Spring
Ban. 109; Colbert, l06; tredona, 105;
Basel. 90
Sixth race. six furlongs. purse-w. T.
Overton. 10; Rosamo. 10; DR. Dough-
erty. "a; Thistle Belle IOo. Elizabeth
Harwood. 105; Big Chief. ia. Duke of
Milan, 102; Phil Mohr 50: Rapid. LOG;
Arthur Rouse. 81: Inclement. l0T
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-24
Daring Automobile Driyer|
Three Worlds Record.
Ormond Beach.
POLICE WILL ENTER
REVOLVER TOURNEY
Lieutenant Stillman Is Super
yising National Shoot at
This End.

Chief Barlow announced Wednesday
that arrangements were being made TO
enter number Of the crack shots of
the Sait Lake City police department
in the National Revolver association shoot
now being held under the supervision OF
Lieut. Robert II. SilIman OF the Fifteenth
infantry at Fort Douglas. The shoot Is
open 10 all com"rs the marssman shoot
Ing at a 2d-inch target under artificial
light al distance OF sixty feet. There
will be three classes OF contests known
as the revolver the pocket revolver and
the any-rcvover class, the latter being
the one entered by The crack shots OF the
department An entrance fee OF So will
be charged. covering both national and
state championships and the shoot will
he entered under the following condi-
lions
shots each. sired within one hour from
the time Of the first shot
Weapon-Any revolver.
Maximum length of barrel. Including
cylinder ten inches
Minimum trigger pull. q pounds.
SiShis-Dp"n. In front of the hammer.
ana not more than ten inches apart.
Ammuntion-Mid-r range target ammu-
nltion.
Loading The weapon may not be used
as sneIe-loadcr. but must be charged
CIcaniug-Weapons may be cleaned in
this match. but no time allowance may
be given for it,
Prizes national.
First-C;old medal and stody OF the
cup.
Second-Gold and silver medal.
Thrd-Silver medal
FouTIh-SilVer and bronze medal
F'ifth-Bronze medal.
y bronze medal will he awarded each
score of i25 or better that wins no other
prize
state:
First-A silver and gold medal.
Second--A silver medal
For more than three state entries, a
bronze medal Will be awarded for the
third best score. Among the poSsibles
TO be chosen from the department for the
entries are Sergeant J. J. Roberts. Patrol
men Horace Heath w. W. Griffin. Lester
+. Wire. Jim Morris and Secretary Her
man l.. Bauer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-24
"The Big Noise" Will Make a Racket Like a
Tremendous Sound at the Salt Lake Theater
Tonight; Grand Fo!!ow-up Saturday Night

tribe lie can talk dawe all right but
he ain't up much on talk what people
talks. So he selects Il interpreter This
interpreters Eddie Fcnrose, an Eddie 5
goin 10 translate the woes OF the dawg
family into words. The words is soin'
10 be translated into song. an them as
hears il can wear their dvm bells. II
they want to-they's been fore warned.
Eddie $ not only goin' To translate
Grouch's filtered kicks into words. but
he's goin 10 translate 'em into Scotch
dialect words. Mebbe you'l want To
wear two dyiu' bells now. rhe dawg' 5
laments won't he marker to what
Anyway, laddies soin' to sing in
Scotch dialect what Crouch tells him is
the matter. an the people Is expected
stood for lot of things onci, an The
suffcrin that's nailed TO this stunt Is
warranted To make Jobs worst Off DAYS
look like Elysan field. whatever that
Eddie don't start out TO rehearse with
Crouch. Eddie wants dawg that looks
the part-that is miserable, despondcnt.
down an; out. bonelcss, tin canned an
shot full OF holes generally Eddie finds
his ideel The idcel acts all right while
Eddic's fccdin him but when nc intro
the idccl don't like the debut none. So
one day when Eddie's ooltin into q mir
ror. the idecl sees n vista NJ ncarw white
calf stickin out from Eddie's kilties. an
some OF their avorduposness.
That idcel dawg don't work in the
show no more. not none. He gets canned
for fair. an Eddie concludes that a dawg
with not NANNY idecl characteristics
an more kindness In his jaws is IL bot
ter actor. an that's the reason that
Crouch is goin' 10 substitute i'm the
piece-nole the show talk I'm hep To.
Well all ! got 10 say Is. That Of Ed
die PcuTosc can do his part. GgnuCh'r
d0>lis'D. cause they amt 10 da's~ W.T..
q. .f..ls I1f, al "a tgG
to the Nspol light position durih' the
whole turn.