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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-11
Buena Vista Entries,
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Entries (or to6gys races:
First race. five and onc-half furlonSs,
S-ycar-olds and up. scllinG-Eylou. III;
Bin Mnyham, III; 81 Joe, III. Platoon.
III: Blsllra 100: Allyia. i0I; Coonskin, "S;
Lady Adelaide. 1Og; .ArSnnsut, ll2: Elder.
III. Tube Rose 9S. Good Money. loo.
Second race. seven fuvlouSs. 3-ycar- -olds
and up. scling-DiNic Dixon, 100; Flora
Riley. lO7: May Sutton, 100: Noyeorod,
1903: Glover Kyle l05; Bucna, 100; French
Cook. NJ: Charlie Donerty III. Minnie.
107 Hancock, 100.
Third race, four and onc-hGit fu:!5ngs,
- wear -olds pursc-Abc SlupskeN. liO;
C6enault 10, Pawhuska, 40, Jim Bascy'
10; West Point. ll0.
Fourth race. six furlonSs, 3-year-clas ,
and upward, purse $1,000: Cullen Hotel
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. g.. Powell %-farker
entry: Lcmond, 80; Enfield, lo9. Golditnn.
iii: Marcnmonet, %, Naiivc Son. lrS:
Lewiston, ?S: Scwcll loo: Lena Lcch' III:
Orbicular. 10: Kid North. 81.
Fifth race. one mic, 3-ycar-oldc and
up. purse Chester Ernn. leo kiddy Lee
100; Folllc L.. III: sylvia L., III; fantas-
tic. III: Jack Paine, ll3.
Sixth race one and ou--7'Ntcentlt mics.
g-year-olds and up. s.liiHZ-OhcrnT, III !;
Capt. Burnett. 100; Carney Oldicd, III:
Whidden. 1l3: Ramon Corona. s..
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Lowers kramcr's Time One
Fifth of a Second i'm Tn
paced Ride.
WHITTIER GOES MILE
A-MINUTE ON SAUCER
Lawson Wins Fiye-Mile West
ern Championship; Clarke
PunctureS Tire.

One worlds record. ono track record,
aud Ivcr I.awson's victory in the five
mile western championship were the tca-
lures o( the bicycle races Friday hGnt
at the Salt Palace. over 1000 people
crowded into the seats and arena, and IT
was next to the largest crowd oi Tia"
season
Whit,cr's ride Of Two miles in 9;Ci -
on his motorcycle was the nerviest piece
OF work ever seen performed on the sau-
Ger. He rode the first mile in one min
ute flat. slowing down triric FOR the
second mile. The former record was
2:lf -.
Lawson won the Gvc-mile western
championship In a sensational finish with
Mcfarland. Near the end OF the second
mile, Clarke punctured his tire and was
compelled 10 withdraw, from the race.
This left Mcfarland without team
mate. Five laps from the finish. rye
punctured and he also withdrew ieaFins
Lawson i'm The lead with four laps 10 go.
Mcfarland followed Lawson with De
mara and Hopper, and II looked as II
Lawson would be sewed mp at the ilnlsh,
Lawson slowed down considerable, ana
with two laps 10 go Mcfarland tried 10
come out and go around. but Lawson held
the lead by Increasing his speed. Then
came a fight for the lead and lawson
bcatln. Mcfarland by a foot. Gordon
Walker beat Dcmara for third place.
The dropping out Of Clarke and Pye took
considerable interest out or rhc race pul
Fast Mile.
Lawson won the mile handicap from
scratch I'm the fast time Of l.i9 70 from
a big field OF starters. Hopper, Dcmara,
Ducr and Scnhouse followed in the order
ndmcd. Clarke did not ride.
When Clarke appeared on the track FOR
his record trial he was given a big oNa
ton. After ciTcling the track seVera!
times he gave the signal and rode sixth
of a mile in ID 10 seconds. breaking the
worlds record OF Is seconds, which was
held by Frank Kramer
The three quarter mile handicap anna
tour was won by Dicfcnbachcr from
scratch: Mcneil. from fifteen yards. beat
Hume from tho same mark by half a
length. and Brodheck finished fourth Tic
also started from scratch.
J. y Mcneil of Los Angeles, won the
two-mile open lap amateur race after 4
hard fight in lap sprint for the tape.
Hume beat Dicfenoacher Tor third place,
The summaries:
Threc-duartcr mite handicap. amateur
-Diefenbachcr (scratch). won; Mcneil
G5j. second: Hume G5), third; Brod
beck (scratchl. fourth. Time, l:3@ i-!.
Two-milc lap, open anna ;cur-McNoil.
won: Brodbcck. second; Hume, Third;
DicfcnbaCher. fourth. Time, 1905 80.
]. ClarlSe's time, 10 1-o seconds. New
worlds record.
Mile handicap. professionalism Law
son (scratchD, won; y. &. Hopper lS'),
second: Walter Demars t$J). third; Ray
Duer 600, fourth: Steve Senhouse Q5).
fifth Time. 10 20.
Five-milo, western championship. pro
tcssIonal-Ivcr Lawson. Won. +. y, Nc
F'arand, second: Gordon Walker, third:
Walter Dcmara. fourth. Time, 1924 30.
Motorcycle record by +. T.. Whittier
Two miles. Time, e:oi 10,
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Iver Lawson Wins Five Mile r,,
Clarke Lowers Worlds Roc.
Whittier Makes Daring Rid
New Western Champion
.FAvOR|TES CROWDED
To REAR At RACES
Bic Crowd Present, Breaking
All Attendance Records the
Present Season.

Not 4 fayoriic showed his nose to the
front at the Bucna Vista track Friday
afternoon. but four second choices came
home In the first four races. The horses
in the first three races were a lot Of
cheap selling platers and the entire
bunch could probably have been pur-
chased for the selling price OF S2op. rms
fact kept the public from plunsing on
The faNoTltcS. and as result lhc DOOR :
makers held the prices close ana the osl-
ting fell OF considerably.
The fourth race brought out Inc hTsl
CLASSY field OF the DAY BuckthoIh
opened favorltc. but no one wanted MN
and Inc Was run down 10 third choice. go
Ing TO the post at H. To .. lie MADE good
by winning the mile and an eighth, sho"
Ing that his first price was correct,
Oncron. the 9-to-5 favoritc. was beaten
To place by the Duchess OF Montebcllo.
Kent riding the latter horse, was eau
toned by Judge Skinner TO come uo"h
the stretch in line, for IL he was called
To the Judges stand again II would Cost
him q big fine. Buckthorn Was bid up
by W. Short. but II. Moyne, the owner.
retained the horse. bidding sfoo.
1t was Iadies' day and nearly SOU peo-
pie took advantage and were present al
the races. IL was the largest crowd oil
the meeting so iar and the weather was
Ideal.
The summaries:
seIling-CInrlnnis oMolcsworthJ. 2 TO /,
won; FLYING tRooney), 10 to l, see
ond; Lady Box IHowardD, 20 10 l.
third Time. l:O2 4-5. viii Morris
Ernest San Leandro, Glover Kyle, Tom
Adams and Dorothy b. also ran.
Second lacc. six furlongs, purse s2O
selling-Gosslper II (Van Dusen), 3 TO J
won: Sabado fGaneeD. IL 10 ]. second
Eanthcl CSmithl. 20 to l. third. Time
i:l5 SO. Sam McGibben, Moyea. Charles
j. Harvey. Cigarhghtet. Unmasked. Jack
LAWN. Ruusum, J. ". Fuller and De-
u"en also ran.
Third race six furlongs, purse 5000
sclling--Sslpcarl CF'ischerJ. TO /, won
WEYMOUTH ,Boland). 70 I. second
Friezr CTaylor). { 10 l. third. Time
1;I 60. Prometheus. Rhinestone. 10
Perfecto. Wineberry, Thlerry, Roya
River. CheswardiEe and Swell Girl also
ran.
Fourth race. ono mile and an eighth
purse $500. sellins-Buckthorn tBuXton)
13 TO >. won; Duchess OF Montehellc
O<cnO. IL TO D. second; Oberon Dvers)
. 10 ). third. Time. l:5t i-5. Corrigar
and Manila s. also ran.
lng-Snowball (Iversl. 10 l, won: Air:
(Shrinor). Is 10 |. second: F. Mulhollanc
dEattistieD. 10 l, third. Time. l;l5, Tus
Boat. Ramon Corona. Maid Of Orleans
and Bcllnowcr also ran.
Sixth race. ono mile. purse $3.50. selling
Flora Riley CWrispcnl. : 10 >. won
Mike Jordan OennyD, 20 TO /, second
Sam Bernard Uischcr). TO ;. third
Time. l:i2 2-5. Tavora McNally and Cop
pers also ran.
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If Former Manager Do.,
Slow Up, Jahusa,'
Will Talk.
JOHNSON SHUNS WORK.
VISITS GARAGE n,
Famous Cincinnati ra,,l.
Watching Grounds; h
Takes No Chances :

SAN FRANCISCO. juno IA
days OF hard work ahead OF S-
day and Sunday. Jack Jobn,,s
the gymnasium this aftenoo,
though Al kaufman was uyurL
merrily. the champion h,,ss
with his automobiles, both q, -
in need OF slight repairs. 70, a
son johnson spent several bo,s
downtown garage and did M,
his quarters until well in,o n,
noon.
lie was out on the road AZ
the morning and took his g.,
course in leisurely fashion comY',,,,
distance in something like .b
tbirty-dvc minutes.
The best time over the c,a,,,
Trainer Tom Flanagan. IVA. :.
and twenty one minutes. Johns-
ed himself out on that day. but r.,
is too far off for him 10 De 80
sprlnting, The lest week ~ =
cutting down the distance ami -
up.
The suit that has oeen conr.,.
George Little. IN which ths -
Mrs. Mulrhead. who conduc,, iss
ing quarters. and all Others Ir,.
are warned against paying ors, h
son any money before the z, -,
claim Is adjusted. does not seem d
johnson In the least.
Il am not worried about that" =.
George Little knows that h. t,r
chance TO beat me In that fisb: lJ
less he slows down | will do son, b
and then lie will be sorry abou, h
On Saturday and Sunday Atm
Johnson announces. he Viii br
rounds with Al Kaufman In -
going several rounds with a. !.
sparrinG partners.
The latest wrinkle at the Johs-1
is n night watchman. Cal Mid
time famous as catcher for ,is n
clnnati Reds. is the man on ihs 81
he patrols the beach from dars n
sun rises. Ills beaten path Is =
under the rooms occupied by =
There was an effort in camp 20 is5
a secret. but now ;hat IL has szal
it IS admitted that JACK does q
to take any chances wiki siransdA
ing around unknown ia him.
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Round the World Wins.

GRAVESEND. Juno lO.-Thc feature
or today's racing was the brilliant per-
formancc OF the western hlly, Round the
World. She came east with a remark
able reputation and more than made good
when she easily won the i've furlongs
handicap for 3-year-olds.
Summary.
First race. five furlongs
10 l. won: Ugo. 10 TO /, second; Grasp,
10 |. third. Time. l:Ol 3-5,
Second race. milo and sixteenth
Ardl, 1 TO 8. won: Frank Purcell l3 to- .,
second: Lord Stanhopc, IL TO l, third.
Time, l:49 As.
Third race. 1--WE furlongs-Rouud the
World. II 10 10. won. Feather Dustcr,
II 10 /, second; Zeus, IL TO 5. third.
Time. 1:0o.
Fourth race. about six furlongs-TIm-
pippIn. l. 10 I, won: Twilight Queen. 10
10 /. second; Cohort, IL to 10. third.
Time. l:l0 3-5.
Fifth race. mile and n quartcr-pre-
tend, Q 10 ., won; Rcybourn, 7 TO .. sec
ond, Superstition. 10 TO 1. third. Time.
2.0S.
Sixth race, about six furlongs-Follie
Levy, to ., won; Rosscauy. L. to ].
second; Wool Castaway, { to l, third.
Time. iii.
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JEFFR|ES HAS
GOOD DEFENSE
Corbett Takes on Former Cham
piOn for First Time for
Years.
,J0HNS0N'S IPpERCUT
DOES NOT FIND MARK
Referee Smith Says He Would
Like TO See More Flesh
on jim.

BEN I.OMOND, Cal. June lO-The
verdict of the Jcnries camp followers, after
watching the bout this morning between
tho boilermakor and Corbett is that JEFF
fries has worked up an imprcgnahle de
fcnsc against Johnson's famous uppercut.
Ever since coming To the camp Corhett
has been studying and practicing the
black mans murderous lab. which has
done SO much in bringing victory 10 the
negro. end yesterday he showed hat-
terry OF hot ones at Jcurles, duplicating
RS nearly as possible JohEsou's blow. Inc
big fighter blocked them all before thcy
landed outboNinc his lightuinS-!ast oppo-
ncnt at every turn.
"iIe looks mighty good 10 me, SAID
Eddie Smith cf Oakland. one time candl-
cate 10: the position OF referee OF tne
GiS Gght. Mo one can better rcal&c
than sam Berger md mySclt the relnafH-
Wblc Improvement in Jcrrcs's 'hGhunS
s:in. Sam was .fctfricsS sDarring part
me-. and / was a mimic rcrcree when the
big fellow made his first public appear
ancc in san Francisco ihcater atte!
2 syoff of nearly SIN years Al that
tine Icnrics was SO high In hesh and IN
such poor shape that he could not STAND
three minute rounds. and the ROUNDS
were cut 10 thirty seconds. Al inst Nne
lie was badly winded and could scarcely
spcal; after each show. II was hard TO
believe him the same man when | sa"
him work this morning. In my opinion
h is ~ 10 fight the toughest sort ot Il
contest right now. Personally. however
I would like to sec n little more ilesh on
him
Several eastern newspaper men. recent
arrivals. Watched tho. workout and Sald
LluHN kind things about JenrlcS.
Instead oi boHiug again Jemries went
on the road this afternoon. making a
speedy trip to Boulder creek. ON the
run back Ec covered four miles oIer the
mountain roads in twcntysiN minutes.
There will be more boxing tomorrow, but
not with either Corbctt or Choynski. both
M whom left for san Francisco shortly
before noon. They VIII appear In Il three-
TourJ exhibition bout for iTaic!1la Or
ccrllZ. Ilnr .nu.nlrmM lll.rnnnm.
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RACING BOATS RETURN
IN MUCH FASTER TINE

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. June lO.-Thc
Caliph. nyinc tho colors Of the Vcninor.
y. j.. Yacht club. won the Havana At
laniic City race for cruiser motor boa T..
The 1lys, Philadelphia YachtsmcD's club.
took second place. because or time al
lowancc. and tho Bcrneyo. Brooklyn
Yacht club. took thrd place. The Caro-
linc. The fourth boat in the race crossed
he finish line at SLIPS. The Caliph
finished at 1l:06 O'Clock last night: the
Berncyo at I:5S:20 4. m. today and the
Ilys at l:26:a5 p, III.
Tho Caliph. which made the southery
run In days and 81 hours, ran over the
return course in days. IL hours and 30
minutes
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Game Wardens Plentiful.
Special TO The Tribune

OGDEN. June 1O.-Seventy, five deputy
game wardcnH appointed by the Weber
county Fish and Game Protective asso-
ciotjon, arc AT work IN all parts Of the
county to assist In tho regular deputies
employed by the state for the enforce
ment OF the fishing laws until the sea-
son opens. Juno Ia. In this manner those
OF Weber county who arc In favor of en-
forcing the law expect good results with
The cO-opcTa ton OF the special deputies
ana The officers OF the state. Several
arrests have already boon made and
cases are pending against others who
have been caught fishing out OF sea-
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MC00L WINS DECISION
AND THE CHAMPIONSHIP

VALLEJO, Cal. juno ia crowd OF
nearly. 1000 men. made up OF officers and
crews OF the many vessels now StatiOne ed
al Marc Island. last evening thronscd the
cruiser Maryland. other nearby ships and
To witness n fSht for the DiIdGlcwcight
championship Of the American navy
Frank C'Spidsr'0 McCool OF The Mary
land and Battling Robinson. II negro
OF the cruiser California. were the con-
tcslanis.
In tho seventh round. in a clinch Nc
Cools head came I'm violent contact with
his opponents 5 jaw. The negro raised
his glove To his face. sat down in tho
middle OF The ring and hnally rolled over
on his back. as If suffering great pain
\ physician, after an examination do
clarcd Robinson uniuiur"cl but he refused
10 get up and continue tho fight. aud the
referee awarded the decision to McCool,
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Idaho Tennis.

LEWISTON, Ida Juno l0.-Tnc finals
OF the idaho state tennis championship
tournament. which has been in progress
here since Tuesday resulted today in a
victory for Joseph Tyler of Spokane, Pa
cifc northwest champion. in the singles.
and for a. ANlell OF Moscow and DIR.
kroesch OF Walla Walla In the incn's
doubtless. Miss Ruth Crapo of this city
won the woman'S singles and Miss Cram
and Miss Fix Of Lewiston took the wo-
mems djoublcS
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Ketchel Wins Smith.

NEW YORK. June l0.-Stanley Ketchel
Knocked out Jim Smith OF New York
midway in the fifth round Of n sched-
uled tcn-round bout al the National
Sporting club tonight by right swing
to the jaw.
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NAT TGONAL
Cubs Retain Lead

NEW YORK. June 10.-Chicago re
feaIing New York today. 20 >. In the
eighth inuIng, Win the locals leading.
To =. aud one out Beaumont. batting
for Richie buntcd safely. Zimmerman.
hitting FOR Evcrs famed hat Sncclard
was passed ana the bases were filled
whom Mcrlllc fumblcd Schultz's gruunder.
Chance singled TO right on tho nrst ban
pitched him. and when Murphy lct the
bali go 10 the fence all the Chicago run
ncrs scored. Chicago made four double
plays RI. H..
Chicago ....., .........--,.s.r... :
New York ........,.,......... .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Richie, Brown and
Archer; Mathcwson and Myers. Jmpres-
DmN and Rrcnnnn.
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MINOR LEAGUES
WESTERN LEAGUE

At st Joscph-WiChita. 4; st. Joseph. /.
~ Omaha-Omaha. S; pes Moires, >.
At Sioux City-SiouN city, 4; Lin
coin. ..
At TopcLa-T Topeka Denver game post
poncd, rain
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Walker Inyiucible,

CHICAGO. June lo.--Washiugtcn
scored IN The ninth today ana defeated
Chicago ! 10 o. Unglaub scored tho win
ming run on his single and stolen base.
McBridcs single and BlaClSburn's error.
Walker held Chicago TO one hit RI. j..
Chicago ...... Observation-Disclosures. 3
Washington ....,. ...............
Battcrlcs-Walsh and Block Walker
md street
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kcilY Will PLAY.

NOTHE DAME. Ind. June l0-"Red'
kcliv. captain of tho 1910 baseball team.
has signed with the Chicago Americans
and win Join tho team next week. He
wis return 10 Notre Dame next year TO
inish his course In law. and VIII coach
the team.
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American Association

At Indianapolis-St. Paul, 6; Indian
aDoiis. 8.
At Tocdo-Minneapoli 3; Toledo. L.
Al Columbus Nilws ukcc Columbus
game postponed; rain.
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Irishman Has Shade.

APPLETON. wis. June l0.-ln eight
rounds OF fast lighting. Eddie McGoorty
Of Oshkosh. accredited champion OF Ire
land, had a shade over Young Mahoney
oi Racine In no-dccision bout here last
night.
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AMERICAN
Close HITTING Contest.

DETROIT. juno 10 MulIn won bis
own game from New York. 10 8. in the
tenth inning today. sending Tom Jones
home from second with single TO cen
Ger. Errors behind Ford gave Detroit
the upper hand in the early innings,
R.lI T.
New York NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4
Detroit ..... ...,............,.,
Battcrics-Ford and Sweeney; Mullin
and Schmidt.
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Horuer Elected Captain,

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Juno lG.-Joseph
Horncr OF Grand Rapids. shot -puiicr and
All-uruUud track star. has been selected
To captain the Michigan university track
roam ncNt season.
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San Pietro Wins.

PARIS. June Io.-Thc pix Ia Mori
mere of $1,000. distance eleven furlonGs.
"un al Ma;ssous i.affitic today. was won
~ W. is. Nanderhit'S san Pictro.
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Maps Beat Boston.

CLEVELAND. juno 10.-Cleveland de-
fcatcd Boston , 60 /. today, FalEcnDcrg
and Collins were effective. errors being
responsible for all The runs except the
last ono made by Cleveland. Ri. h,
Cleveland .... .............-...., q J
Boston ...... Observation-Disclosures. 2
FGlkenberg and Bcmis: Col
Inns and Kleinow
PHILADELPHIA. June l0.-Philadel-
phi1-St Louis game postponed. wet
grounds.
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BROOKLYN. juno t0.-BrooklNn-S St
Louis game postponed: wet grounds and
cold weather.
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BOSTON. June IG.- Boston Cincinnati
game postponed. rain. Two games 10
morrow.
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MUDLAVIA

MUDLAVIA Cures Rheumatism, Kidney
Skin and Nerve Troubles
with It's famous Mud Bnths. Big Hotel
open all year. Thousands madc wcll--nnt
mnl treatmcnt-drsws out pain and poison
Book free X. u. Kramer, Pres, Kramer
Ind.
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PHILADELPHIA June l0.-FittsburG-
Philadelphia game postponed, wet
grounds.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-25
HoNEYMooNERs NABBED.
Have to DO Some Etaining Because
Auto Lacks Mldban License.

Automobile tourR Is attended by
some inconvenieres In these err
lightened days. ytness the humilia-
ton of Mr.. and NJ. James Wakefield,
newly-married cole. who are honey
incoming their w through the coun-
try in big tourg car. They are from
indianapolis an they arrived in De-
troit from Wipor. Friday morning.
They were Immediately hailed to
the police statt because they didn't
have a Michip automobile license.
Mrs. Wakefielhought IL was all such
a good Joke at she took a picture
of her husba In front OF police
Headquarters She insisted on the
proper settir which included one
automobile, & police officer and hub
by.
The actiobf the police was merely
I'm line wittheir policy of insisting
that ALI avmobilists entering from
Canada hal license for this side.
The policejay that the Canadian
authoritiesequire this on their side
and the tlg Is done In retaliation,
When tJcouple explained the mat
ter To Ca Baker, he told them they
didn't ne a Michigan license and
they pursd their way rejoicing.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-25
Minister'S Plea Frees Lad.

On the plea OF the Rev A. W. Bach
mann, Edward Lark, convicted oil
breaking and enteriag a freight car
was paroied in the ministers charge
Friday morning. Walter Jaskowski
who was implicated with young Lark
in the crime. was relnanded to the
county jail. until Judge Phelan has
opportunity to confer with his parents.
Both boys declared they were led
from the straight ami narrow path by
John Lang. who was sent TO Jackson
for 10 years by Judge Connolly last
Saturday because no violated his
parole.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-25
rRANSRs PUNCHED WRONG.
Result Lively Fight Between Cor
tor and Passengers.

In puhing a bunch of street car
transfe, ID. Y. Il. conductor erred
prievou, Friday morning, about |
o'cIockrhe result was one badly
5amag conductor and two men In
nolice urt.
Mosf the passengers on a Jeffer-
con u,car held the transfers. which
wore nched just "A hours too late,
hocar the conductor dated them
Jnne instead of June "a. When
Codur Hugh Gilmore isisted upon
colIang real nickels from Joseph
Dovynd Frank Sheehy, they demur-
red4
core tried TO put them off. but n
welrected smash from one OF the
r.,inocked out Gilmore and he
carto just in time to appear in po
Icrburt. Patrolman William Dwyer
aryted both men.
Shiice Justice Jeffries decided the
1ductor was the aggressor and dis
rged the defendants. Gilmore lives
mo. 1852 Sixteeth-st.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-25
MUST HAvl BEEN DRUNK.
Man Tries TO Owe Money Away to
PEDESTRIANS.

.It was so lot" walled Charles
sache, when Dlice Justice Jeffries
asked him, Friday morning, why he
allowed himseJ to become intoxicated
the night BEIGE.
Patrolman William r. Croyle said
that Charles was decidedly bibulous
and that Is alcoholic excesses
brought him o a very generous turn
Of mind. Heried in vain to give his
ON the strd and offered them his
worldly gods.
He offere his wealth to several po-
lice oficersbut even they refused to
touch IL. nally he tried Patrolman
Croyle. VIII decided to lock him up.
"Well, " can relieve you OF IS OF
vour mon, this morning." said Pc
lice Just.cJeffries.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-25
CAPT. NOBLE HONORED.
Retiring Police Officer Given Fishing
Outfit BY Men Under Him.

Capt. Emory A. Noble, who retires
from the police force on July l. after
a long and successful career, was
treated to a big surprise party in Vine
wood station. Friday afternoon, whei
the men OF his command presented
HIM with complete fishing outfit. with
set OF engrossed resolutions. bound
and containing the names OF all the
men under his command.
Police Commissioner Croul, Supt
nowney and Inspector Robert Paine,
we're present at the ceremony. Lieut.
Peter Jacques, acting captain OF the
precinct, made the presentation
speech.