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WILL NOT RACE UNTIL
LAWS ARE SETTLED

New York, April 2O-The absence Of
Sam Hildreth's horses from the sea-
sons early races was explained in q
statement from the owner today.
Il am waiting to see the fate OF the
new anti-racing bills at Albany" he
said. IF racing is injured in the
slightest degree here, I shall ship my
horses to Buenos Ayres. It is not a
matter of sentiment with me, but one
of business. L race horses for a living
and 1 must get living out of them.
If things go wrong here, Argentina
looks the most promising spot to me"
Hlldreth has in his barns, the best
collection Of stake and handicap horses
belonging to James r. Keene. Even
under present racing conditions a con-
servative valuation of his thorough
breds would exceed 500, 900.
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MANY SP0RTSMEN TO
ENFORCE GAME LAWS

That the sportsmen of Salt Lake are
anxious to see the fish and game laws
rigidIy enforced Is evident by the fact
that within the past few days the Salt
Lake County Fish and Game Protective
association has increased its membership
from 80 to 107 and is now one of tn :
strongest associations of its kind in the
the country. The association members
were deputized as special wardens, about
ten days ago, for the purpose of assist
ing the state game wardens in their work
of protecting the fish and game. The idea
took hold at once and now many other
sportsmen in Salt Lake want TO join
the association.
Every member is sworn to see that
the fish and game laws are not violated
and has power to arrest violators. A
similar organization exists in Cache coun-
,ty and is known as the Smithfieid Rod
and Gun club.
F. W. Chambers, state warden, is CIV
ing much encoura cement to the organiza-
ton of fish and game protective associ-
atoms. and vioiators of the laws, will
find it a hard matter to escape arrest.
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OAKLAND ENTRIES.

Oakland, April 20.-FOllowing are
the entries for tomOrrow's Emeryville
races. Weather clear, track fast:
First race. four furlOngs, purse-Aba
Slupsky, Lizard, Zwick, f12; Abella
Amala. Jack Stryker, Zlata Brana,
Rosenta, Waco Bill, Fontello, Lady NJ
NJ, Green Isle, 109
Second race, six furlOngs, selling-St
Francis, 10; Burning Bush, 100, Anne
MCGEE, 1872; Mollie MOntrose, sBlack
Sheep, 1O1; Gretchen c., 100; *Jillett
90; *Sainest, SO; Old Rose, 81.
Third race, six furlOngs, selling
ArgOnaut. 109: AmpedO, los: Billy Myer
1O7; ~Nagazam, 1O6; Banonica, 1885, Nov
gorod, 104; DR.. Dougherty, Toe; *Good
Fourth race, eleven sixteenths of a
mile. handicap-Re Hindoo, 113; Cloud
light, 113; Likely Dieudonne. les; En-
field, 100; Spohn, l04; Chester Krum
102; Fern l.. 10G Galvesca, 81; Med
ding Hannah, %; Napa Nick, 90.
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards
selling-Don Enrique, Cocksure 112
Spring Ban, 10 Right Sort, Nasmerito
10S; sMike Jordan, 107; Dorothy Led
gett, Miss Naomi, 106: SILVER Line, los
Dixie Dixon. 80.
Sixth race, thirteen -sixteenths of 2
mile. selling-Hampass Andy Dayern
Round and Round, Pretension. III
Biskra, May Sutton. 1909; ~Banrose. 10f
Recon, Eddie Graney, 100; Calico. 81
Elodia B.. IS; "Galene Gale 30.
Apprentice allowance.
The want adj can serve you only if you
Use them
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HORSES RUN TO FORM
At OAKLAND CARD
jim Gafney Wins by Neck in Fea-
ture-0eean Shore Too Much
for Beauman.

Oakland, Cal, April 20-HOrses ran
well to form at EmeryYille today and
favorite followers eashed in several
events. In the feature event Jim Carr
ney won by a neck from Faneuil Hail.
an outsider, while Kid North was third.
Ocean Shore came right back after his
victory Of a few days ago and peat
Beauman. Results:
First race. five and a half furlOngs,
purse-W. V. Brumby, 112. Williams, 3
to 1, won; DiTectellO, 110, Molesworth,
to 1, second; Cantem, 112, Thomas, z
to 2, third. Time-1:0S 40. OrmOnd
Cunningham, Vesparian. Sully, Dover
ess, Cuvina, Basel, Billy saunders
Ethel Mex. and Morrok finished as
named.
second race, six and one-half fur
longs, selling-LOrd Of the Forest, III,
KederIs, 6 to 5, won; Airs, 10, Borel,
20 to /, third. ,Time-1:20 20: Sarin-
esea, Adena, AmpedO, Bonnie Reg and
Deneen finished as named
Third race, one mile, selling Ocean
man, 100, Taylor, 5 to 2, second; Follie
L., 1O3. Thomas, to L, third Time
1:4O as. Orilene, RubTic, Martinmas,
Roberta and Livlus finished as famed.
Fourth race, futuTity course, seIlng-
Jim Gaffner. 10, Coburn, to ,, won;
Faneuil Hall, 102. Gallaghan, 10 TO !,
second; Kid North, So, Selden, to l,
third Time-l:10. DR.. DOugherty, BIZ
nocular and Johnny Lyons finished as
named.
Fifth race. one mile, selling-Delmas,
81. Thomas, 10 to 5, won; PickaWay, 1O1,
Selden, 1S to 8, second; Special Delivery,
IO7. Williams, ID to /, third. Time
1:421-5. Dr. Downie. Camera, Matte
Mack. Tiflis, Contra Costa and Captain
Burnett finished as named.
Sixth race, six fuTlongs, selling
Lena Leach, 10, Mentry, 7 to 5, won
Emma g. 1O6, Gargan, 6 to 1, second;
French Cook, 113, Williams, to 2
third. Time-1:14. Servicence, Arthur
LYMAN, Alex, Father Stafford, Paul
Clifford and Ketchel finished as named.
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At PinlicO

Pimlieo April 20-Lowering skies
and cool winds kept down the attend
ance on the opening day at PimlicO.
Heavy rains had made the track sticky,
but this did not affect the ssze of the
fields. Summary:
First race. four furlOngs-Old Squaw,
4 to 1, won; The Rascal, to 1, second;
Sir Chiffon, 6 to 1. third. Time-:52 2-5.
Second race, six furlOrgs-Asticot II,
10 to 1, won; Raybourn, 8 to 1, second
Havre. to 1, third. Tfme-1:20.
Third race, six furiOngs-Horace E.,
10 to 1, won; Stargowan, 20 to l. Sec
ond; ChepjOntue. 10 to 1. third. Time
1919 3-5.
Fourth race, about two miles. steeple-
chase-Expansi9n ( to /, won; DR..
Heard, Is to l, second; Jimmy Lane, 4
to 1, third Time-4:22 20
Fifth race, four furlongs-Master
John, even, won Hereto, to 1, sec
ond; Rash, to l, third. Time-:52 20.
Sixth race, mile and forty yards
Pulka, to ?, won; High Private, even,
second; Dixie King, 4 to 1, third. Time
-ls49 4-5
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himself greatly pleased with the fight
er's condition.
II have watched the big fellow pre-
pare for nearly all his important fights
on the coast" said Ewing. land L doubt
If he ever has looked bit better than
he does today. I have bet on him ey-
cry time he started and 1t looks as
though 1 would have TO do so again.
Manager Berger is expected to re-
turn to camp tomorrow with Joe
ChOynski, whom he went to San Fran
cisco to meet.
Papke, the Illinois fighter, who
Joined Jeffries' training camp yester-
day, expressed much surprise at JEFF
fries good appearance.
Not an Old Man.
From the pictures 1 saw in some
Of the papers," he remarked, II
thought Jeff looked like an old man.
But he looks no more like an old man
than l do. He is down in weight and
appears to me like a fellow that had
never been out of the ring. He seems
to be in great condition already"
Jeffries gave Papke q warm well
come. They lunched together and
chatted volubly of old times.
His day off from training yester-
day appeared 10 do Jeffries much
good. His decision to take a holiday
apparently put him in excellent spirits,
and his happy state was heightened
by telephone message from his wife
IN Oakland, saying that she was re-
covering fast from her illness and ex-
pected to return soon to Ben Lomond.
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Jeffries had been instructed by Ber-
ger to put some steam behind his
punches. He obeyed so well that Arm
strong was more than willing TO quit
al the end of the three rounds JEFF
fries old left punch landed several
times with telling effect on the negro.
AT the end OF the match Jeffries was
willing to go another round or two,
but Armstrong refused.
Jeffries reversed the regular order
of things at the camp. He crowded a
fun days labor into the morning ses-
sion, as though anxious to make up
Ter his layoff yesterday
Besides the boxing, Jeffries went
through his regular indoor work. the
handbail court alone escaping his no
fice. There was a red tinge to mis-
face and he went at his task with the
vim of perfect health.
Despite his long, hard morning, JET
fries could not be content to idle away
the afternoon. He went out where the
laborers were building a dam to make
a swimming hole for him in the San
Lorenzo river and toiled away with
pick and shovel most Of the afternoon,
greatly aiding the progress Of the
work.
Billy Papke worked by his side.
]. Cal Ewing, former coast baseball
magnate, was a visitor at the camp
during the day. He has been on init
mate terms with Jeffries since Jeffries
started his ring career. and declared
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Johnson and his party viii arrive, &C
cording to a wire received yesterday by
Harry Heagren, who is staging the show,
Monday at D. m. The party VIII re-
main in Salt Lake until Tuesday neon,
when the trip will be continued to Los
Angeles.
With the exception of Johnson's appear
ance at Los Angeles, the exhibition here
will be the last he makes before taking
up his work at Seal Rock for his fight
with Jeffries. That the opportunity to
see the black champion in action within
seventy days of the fight of the century
will be embraced IN Salt Lake is as
sured. The fans want to see how john
son looks and acts, and on their i'm
pressiOns of him Monday night viii many
of the local waSers on the result of the
championship battle be made.
The program has been arranged to show
Johnson in regular training stunts, Of
which four rounds with George Cotton,
his sparring partner. Viii be the feature.
The champion is. also billed for a little
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UGEEDUEC n0EC C0khE DEAF Q0VTkG
THAT FAMOUS ROBE

Chicago, April 2o.-In getting together
his belongings for his western trip. Jack
Johnson shows an especial failing for
the now famous bath robe, that the ac-
companying picture shows. The black
champion never fails to display the robe
on all occasions and it promises 20 be
an inseparable companion in dress parade
in training.
Johnson never loses a chance to show
this creation, which cost him from SlO0
to $500, price varying on various feelings
of its history. At any rate it is very
beautiful, very noisy and altogether ac-
ceptable garment.
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Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Third judicial district, in and for Salt
Lake county, state of Utah.
Pete Panijan. plaintiff vs. Augusta
Panijan, defendant Summons.
The State Of Utah to the Said Defend.
ant:
You are hereby summoned to appear
within twenty days after service of this
summons upon you, if served within the
county IN which this action is brought
otherwise within thirty days after serv-
ice, and defend the above entitled action
and In case of your failure so to do, judg-
ment will be rendered against you accord
ing to the demand of the complaint which
has been filed with the clerk of said
court This action is brought to recover
a Judgment dissolving the marriage con-
tract heretofore existing between you and
the plaintiff.
HANSON & CARLSON.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Postoffice address. 503-509 Newhouse
building. Salt Lake City, Utas-
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult county clerk or the respective
signeTs for further infOrmatiOn)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO-
bate division, in and Cor Salt Lake coun-
ty, state of Utah.
In the matter of the estate and guard
ianship of Blanche Viola Nelson, minor
-Eotice.
The petition of Blanche II. Ahern, fray
ing for the issuance to herself of letters
of guardianship on the person and estate
of Blanche Viola Nelson, minor, has been
set for hearing On Friday, the 18th day
of April, A. D. 1910, at o'clock D. m, at
the county court house, in the court room
Of said court, in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake
county, Utah.
Witness the clerk OF said court, with
the seal thereof affixed, this 18th day OF
April, A. D. 1910.
MARGARET ZANE WITCHER,
(SeaD Clerk
BY L. p Palmer Deputy Clerk.
w E. Rydalch, Attorney for Petitioner.
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FRANK MANTELL COMING.

Pete Sullivan leaves for Ogden today
to meet Frank Mantell, the Providence
middieweight, who viii stop over in
Salt Lake for a few days on his way
to Sacramento, where he is billed for
the May card before the Buffalo club.
Mantell and Sullivan are old friends,
and Mantell will stop over for a short
visit. Mantells last bout was with
Frank Klaus, the Pittsburg slugger, at
Boston Mantell had all the best of
the going until the lad from the Smoky
City landed one of his famous haymak-
ers and it was all over With a harder
punch Mantelfs cleverness would
make him a champion.
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DIVORCE SUIT FILED.

Colorado Springs, Colo, April 20
Mrs Florence NJ Aldrich filed suit for
divorce today in the district court mere
from Sherwood Aldrich, the millionaire
mining man of this city and New York
DesertiOn is alleged. No alimOny is
asked and it is said Colonel Aldrich has
made a settlement of $500. 000 upon his
wife. They have been living apart for
nearly two years.
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talk, and his views on the subject OF the
hour in the pugilistic world viii he In
teresting
While all will 90 20 see Johnson, Mr..
Heagren and Manager Downing Of tne
Manhattan club plan TO put on a full
card Of athletic events, in which tile
best local talent will appear and the
program Is promised to be entertaining
from start to finish
The visit OF Johnson viii be made
gala occasion for the local people o. his
race and "Darktown viii be on parade
all the time.
johnson viii be quartered at a local
cOlOred club, where also reception in
his honor Will be held. IN his kilograms
Johnson was emphatic that no repett4
i'm Of the Orpheum Hotel affair should
ccur, but from the number Of Invitations
20 entertain the champion the promoters
found no difficulty in arranging for his
entertainment while IN the city.
The seat sale at the theatre VIII open
tomorrow.
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HARVARD AND NAVY
CREWS MEET TODAY

Annapolis, Nd, April 2O.-Weather con-
ditions at Annapolis tonight are not par
tioularly encouraging for the boat race
on the Severn between Harvard and the
Navy tomorrow, a stiff breeze and chop
by ses. today seriously interfered with
the practice of the crews and they were
compelled to do their work on College
creek. Only racing starts were at
tempted.
Both crews are in the pink of condition
and confident of victory.
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ARRANGEMENTS MADE
FOR GOTCH,AND ZYBSZKO

Minneapolis, April 2o.-Frank Goteh
said today that arrangements had not
been completed for his championship
contest with Zybszke. Gotch is train
ing here with Henry Ordemenn and de-
clares himself in excellent form. His
manager, Emil Klank is in Chicago
looking after details of the proposed
match and Gotch expects the date for
the contest to be determined in a few
DAYS.
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JOSS BLANKS sox.

49,, ADriI 2O-Addie JOSS
nitcbed the first no-hit game of the
Season Season today, with Chicago as his vic :,
5Soso" cleveland won, 10 to 0. Only
three locals reached first base, two on
bases on balls and one on an eAcus t,sols
oTror bv Bradley Only one. reached
third loss played a star fielding game
With ten assists. Score: X ID e. q
Chicago ...-........'.''' '''''
Cleveland .....s..-.-.- -
Bstteries-White and Payne; JOSS
and Clarke.
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American Association

At Minneapolis-Mi Milwaukee 8, Min
neapolis 10.
At Columbus-Columbu
poisoned; wet.
At st. Paul-Kansas City 2, st.
Paul 1.
At Toledo-Telede-Lo Louisville game
postponed; rain.
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ANGELS WALK HOME.

Los Angeles, April 2O.-Bunched hits in
the first, third and ninth innings. and
Thorsen's steady pitching, easily won the
game today for Los Angeles, to 2. Score:
r. II. e
Vernon 80. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3
Los Angeles .........................7 L 2
Batteries-BrOwn and Hensling; Thorsen
and Orendorff.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
National League
PHiLLIEs an Timely.

Brooklyn, April 20.-The National
league season was opened here today,
Philadelphia beating Brooklyn, to 2,
by consistent hitting. Rucker was
knocked out of the box. He passed
three men in the fourth and Bales
double did the rest. Bell and Barger
were effective. Score: r. II. Z.
Phlladeiphla .......... 10 0
Brooklyn 49,. ... 2 1
Batteries and Jacklitsch
Rucker, Bell, Barger and Bergen.
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INsUREs HIS PLAYERS.

+ Toledo, o., April 2O.-To guard I
: against the loss of d player 4
= through accident while on the 4
\ road, President William r Armour !
\ of the Toledo American association !
\ team, took our insurance today I
y covering every member of the 4
\ team. Policies will be made pay 4
> able to Mr. Armour. I
4~~%&%%@%%
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BELL SAVES CUBS.

st. Louis, April 2O-Umpire O'Day
saved the Chicago Nationals from what
seemed certain defeat IN the eighth
inning today, when he stopped the
game at o'clock to permit the team
to make a train. st. Louis had three
men on bases, with one out, and the
visitors leading by one run, when
ODay, by agreement before the game
started, called time. Score:
r. II. Z.
Chicago . ....
st. Louis ...... I
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Overall and
Needham; Lush, Rieger and Bresnahan.
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RACES AT EPSON.

EPSON, England, April 2G.-The city
and suburban handicap of 1000 sover-
eigns, for 3-year-Olds and upward, dis
lance about one mile and a quarter, was
run here today and won by Bachelor
Double. Mustapha, ridden by Dalny
Maher the American jockey. was Sec
ond and Dean Swift third. There were
IA starters.
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WILTsE Is EEEEcTIVE.

New York, April 2O.-New York de-
feated Boston, to 0, today WiItse
held the visitors to three singles and
prevented anyone from passing first.
Score: r. II. Z.
-BOst ton -..., . II ]
New York .... 10 &
Batteries-Mattern, Evans and Smith
" iltse and Meyers
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TWO DAGGER WINS.

Portland, April IA two-base hit by
Carroll today won for Oakland in hard
fought game, / to 0. Score: r. II. e.
Oakland ........i .'.---.''--.'.....'''d .
Portland $3.50. --.-----ss--.-.-V U
Batteries-NelsOn and Spiesman; Seaton,
Rvap and MURRAY
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Notice to Creditors

ESTATE OF esTOIN INITIATE. DE-
ceased.
vouchers. to the undersigned at 5O7 New
house building, Salt Lake City, Utah, on
or before the Sd day of August, A D. 1910
TODOR LITZOFF.
Administrator Of the Estate of StOin
Nittaff. Deceased.
Hanson & Carlson, Attorneys for Ad-
ministrator,
Date of first publication. March 81,
A D. 1910.
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.oH. YOU ELBERFIELD."

Boston, April 2O.-Taking ady yd az
of the locals misplays ana p nstu 20 20
d ans 70 to A. Elberfeld hit for a home
run with three men on bases IN 7, t4 y
sixth inning. Score: =, D. - ~ =
washington ........'.''i
Boston -. : 1900 smith
T orov Collins and Garrigan, Madden
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LOCAL Boxing FANS WILL SIZE
Up JACK JOHNSON NEXT MONDAY

-
viii
niht-ea oSg fans and those interested IN the great
black champion with
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Los Angeles was playing in the field
and the Vernon team was throwing
the ball around near the grand stand,
when the bees flew over. A player
angered them by hurting a wild ball
into their midst. In a moment the
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WESTON IS WELCOME
AT ROCHESTER Y. M. C. A

Batavia. N. Y, April 2O.-Edward Pay
son Weston left here at s o'clock this
morning for Rochester, s6 miles distant.
The weather is clear, but cold. The roads
are heavy. Weston expects to spend to-
night at Palmyra
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WASATcH WINS.

At Liberty park yesterday the Wa
satch nine won from the Sumner giants
by a score of to 4. The Wasatch line
up: Weston, c.; Hartweh, p; Lynch,
WinsOr, b.; Walker, Cattle, b.;
Lynch. Winsor, S.; Pyke, b.; fielders,
Paul. HOPKINS and Repath.
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SOLDIER PATHFINDER.

Memphis, Tenn, April 2O-The pathfind-
er of the Glldden tour will cross the Mis-
sissippi river early tomorrow morning,
heading for Helena, Ark. The party ar
rived here today
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With the Colleges

At PT1ncetOn-Williams 2, Prince.
ten Thirteen innings).
At New Haven-Bueknell 5, Yale
Thirteen innings).
At West Point-West Point 3. La
fayette ?.
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American League
AruIEIIcs RuNch HTS.

philadelphia, April 2o.-Philadeiphla
defeated New York today, to 0. Ban
der der was effective with men on bases "a IS
Philadelphia hit Doyle's curves nafG Go H.
two innings, punching nine OF theli
twelve safe drives in the seeo3o IT an ~
eighth. Score: :
1R9.astterfes-Doyle and Sweeney; Ben
h. apd Theman-
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Coast League
SENATORS ARE WILD.

San Francisco, April 2O.-Four wild
throws on the part of the Sacramento
nlavers enabled San Francisco to win
easily today, 8 TO 0. Score: r. H, e.
San Francisco ......-....-.-...-...''S
Sacramento $780, ...................O
Batteries-Anles and Berry, Baum and
T.eIonee,
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spectators and players were in wild
flight, leaping benches to get out OF
the way Of the stingers.
Several players entered the grounds
with wells on their faces after the
bees had retired.
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Rochester, N. Y, April 20.-Edward Pay
son Weston entered the city at IL O. clock
today and, escorted by members OF the
Rochester Automobile club and mounted
policemen, made a march through the
city to the Y. NJ. G. A. building. where
ne delivered lecture.
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PARIS RACES.

Paris. April 20.-W. K. Vanderbilts
Defender finished second in the Prix Dy
Bias today.
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Buzzine of Baseball Bee Not
In 1t With the Real Article

IosA April a swarm angry
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WET GROUNDS.

Detroit, April 2o.-Game postponed
wet grounds: st. Louis-Detroit teams
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-21

L suggest you take steps to stop
Kings appearing in vaudeville. He
can not make a burlesque OF the Ma
tional game. Insist on his reporting