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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-15
SSIONARY AT POOLEvilLE.
Meeting Began There Sept. 9-Praise
for Those Who Assist in Services.

A%NAAOA
Rev. l.. b. Smelley, j. Il. Gotcher
and your missionary by the invita-
tion of the whole people of this little
city, started our meeting here Friday
night, September 8. From the very
beginning the people showed their ap-
probation OF a revival meeting. II
looks now as If the Lord was going
to give us this town. Our meeting
has grown with interest from the
first. Sunday we organized a Sunday
school that | believe will number a
hundred pupils.
This place has been greatly neg
lected religiously.
This is fine community. with a
host Of splendid young people as Edie
Pool, Samie Harris, Virgil Harris.
Misses Mamie Eaves, Lille Harris,
Mamie Harris. COME Harmon and
many others who are helping in the
meeting with their splendid singing.
Many OF the best people, fathers and
mothers, with these young people
have already expressed themselves
that they are going TO give them-
selves for Gods service. We ask all
good people to pray for us at Poole
vile. This indeed Is a missionary
field. We viii give full account OF
The meeting later on.
b. n. HULTSMAN,
Missionary Evangelist.
Poo!eville, Okla, Sept. IA.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-15
NEWSPAPER MAN To
HEAD DEMO TICKET
JOHN GRAY, FORMER MAYOR OF
MINNEAPOLIS, SUCCEEDS JNO.
LIND ON MINNESOTA TICKET.

st. Paul, Mimi, Sept. 1.-THE
nomination of John Gray to fiji the
vacancy at the head of the state
democratic ticket. left by the refus-
al OF John Lind to become a candi-
date for governor, was made unan,
imous this afternoon.
Gray Is former mayor of Mime
apolis aud a well known newspaper
man OF that city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-15

Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Wright have
returned from a visit to the old home
of Mr.. Wright In North Carolina. Mr..
Wright says Oklahoma is the best ad-
vertised state in the union, that the
people everywhere have kept up with
the Gore charges and with the capital
removal and no one Is considered well
informed on current events that can
not talk Oklahoma and what it Is do
ing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-15
A Young Woman Bandit.

Hammond, La, Sept. 14.-Mrs. Geo
Wren. a young woman bandit, who
terrorized Tammany parish by hold,
ing up planters and lumbermen, was
released from jail today, because
scores of her men victims declined
to prefer charges.
Go to hell" she yelled to the re-
poI-ers as she left the Jail. I'm go
ing back TO the holdup game"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-15

Gus Rosenwinkel, an attorney of
McAlester, was here yesterday af-
ternoon and closed a deal for the
purchase of three hundred acres of
mineral land in the Arbuckle
mountains in Murray county. noi
of Ardmore. These lands have dc
posits of zinc and lead. but wheth-
er in paying quantities or not has
never yet been determined.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-15
lahonn0.

W. NJ. Hills ha ssold house and
lot on B street, northwest, to L. j.
Herndon one of the railway postal
clerks.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-15
The Weather

8: New Orleans, al, ept. Is. {:
:: The weather forecast for :;
:: Oklahoma for tonight and ::
3: Friday is partly cloudy with {:
:: rising Temperature 8:
:: :: ;: {. :: u q . :; :. :: {. :: :: :: .,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-15

J. T. Coleman Is in McAlester To-
day where he went to attend TO mat
ters Of a legal nature.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-15
b. n. HULTSMAN,

~. ~ III Ia e'-ASA-N'
Missionary Evangelist
Poo!eville, Okla, Sept. IA.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-15

New and second hand boiler
feed pumps, tubes, ETC., in
stock for immediate ship
ment.
Jones-Eyeretf Machine Co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-02
HEAVILY-PLAYED SECOND
CHOICES ROLL AT TAMPA

TAMPA, Fla, Feb. Heavily played
second choices were In evidence today,
the most conspicuous OF these being in
the last race. when Queen Lead. backed
from 10 10 l TO { 10 .. won with case.
Three favorites won. The defeat of Van
adlum was the surprise Of the day.
Summaries:
First race purse. three furlongs-Max-
inc Dale, IL to 10. won; Kathryne Gard
ner. 6 70 5. second: Magic Miss. 10 to 1,
third. Time, 80 2-5
Second race. five and a half furlongs.
selling-Nettie Carita. 3 TO 2. won; Frank
Patton. 10 1. second; Irwin V. Diggs.
20 20 /, third. Time. Ill 1-5
Third race, five and half furlongs,
selling-Our Nugget TO .. won Oesa,
to 5. second; Lucky Mate, I 10 !. third.
Time l:l0.
Fourth race. FIVE and a half furlongs.
selling-Sorrel Top, TO 10 won; Caltha
TO l. second; Baby Willie. S to 8. third.
Time. 1:l0 3-5.
Fifth race. six furlongs. seIling-Or-
muse to 10. won; John Garter. II to
5. second. Clysmic. to 5. third. Time,
l:17 2-5.
Sixth race one mile and, seventy yards.
selling-Queen Lead. 20 ., won; Rebel
Queen to 5. second, Frank Fleshner.
Z to 10. third. Time, 1:52.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-02
STUDENTS MUST STUDY
SOME OF THE TIME

Although the prospects for a hard
game with the 3. Y. L. of Provo looked
good for the varsity team two weeks
ago things have taken a sudden turn TO
the detrimenr OF the varsity. Roskclly
who is known throughout the state as
one OF the best guards In the intercol-
leglate league, is crippled, and. according
10 the statement made by the examining
physician. cannot possibly enter the
game with Provo next Friday. The crack
guard received kick I'm the thigh and
the brulsc, which was thought 10 be only
slight at first. has become so painful and
swollen that the player Is scarcely able
10 walk
Another difficulty that the varsity team
is buclsing against this week is the siege
Of final examinations that Is going on
in order to pass the exams" the play
ers are forced to stop all practIcing and
stick with the class work. a failure
In one-third of the registered course
means that the boys VIII not he eligible
TO play during the second semester
In speaking OF the game Tuesday
Coach Maddox OF the varsity sald
1--WE are certainly handicapped owing
to the loss OF Roskelly. and If Provo does
not win tho game now while our exams
are going on, they will never win from
the varsity"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-02
Juarez Entries.

JUAREz. Feb. i.-Terrazas park en-
tries for Wednesday:
First race. seven furlongs-Bin Bran
BILE. 100; c. j. Cox. lO9, Lanlgan. lO9
Nationality. 107; Sad News, 10I: Tiflis.
los. Disagreement. log: Vcrges, 106;
Coatcutter, los; Fecltless. 10i; Brougham,
10l: minnie Bright, 90.
Second race. six furlongs-The Wolf,
Ito; 'Dan Norton. 1oS; Camera lOs: Luke
Gates. lO7; siscus. lO7; Fusileer. lO7,
Miss Hardly, 7o5; Lady Paret. los: Bob
Lynch. 1o5; Malltlne. lO5; Prudish. lO2
Tipster. 90.
Third race. 2-year-olds. three and a half
furlongs-Juarez. 10; FL Paso Lad. 10:
Martin w. Littleton. l1O: Owen Time.
no. Little Dick. ll0; Balella. 10; Brave
Fourth race. six furIongs-Pataroita
ll6; King Cobalt. llO; Ocean Queen. 1O2 !;
The Fad, 102.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Ethel Day.
l13; Joe Enrich Ill Vohoome. 1o9: 'Bo-
mond. 107. Meddling Hannah lO4; Ac-
quia. 1OI; Howard Pearson. os.
Sixth race six furlonGs-Slberia. 10:
Hickey, 1o9: Duchess Of Montebello, 1O7:
Albion II. lOI, opinion. 107, Busy Man.
LOG; Pellcas. JOG: Tod l0G; Alice Collins
1Oi; 'Molcre. lOi; 'Gunston. lO4; 'Alten-
berg. i0i.
apprentice allowance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-02
Entries for Big
HandiCaps Named
SPACE IS ASSIGNED
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS
Fourteen Firms VIII Exhibit
1910 Cars at the Feb
rnary Show.

The Utah Automobile association held
a meeting at the Commercial club Tues
Gay night. and the space allotments
were assigned to the dealers by lot
Fourteen numbers were placed In a hat
and each dealer drew his number. being
the only friendly way OF settling the
space question at the Auditorium for the
big show which is scheduled for February
10 To 26, Inclusive 1t was at first in
tended TO auction Off the spaces TO the
highest bidders. but 1t was thought this
method would not do. as It would create
!li-feellng. and the drawing seemed the
only feasible plan before the members.
Arrangements are also being made for
an elaborate electrical display.
The automobile dealers who will ex-
hiblt AT the show, and the spaces allotted
to them. are as follows: Tom Botterill
Automobile company. 8; Consolidated
Wagon & Machine Co.. 6. l.. j. Gilmer
company. 5. Randall-Dodd Automobile
company. Z; Raymond Bracken Automo-
bile company, .: Sharman Automobile
company. 1; Studebaleer Bros, OF Utah,
8; Utah Implement company. .; Utah
Motor Car company. !, The Motor COM
pany, 10: Taxicab and Automobile COM
pany. IL; Carl Horst, i2; Evans. Hewes
* Evans, IA, y. o. Whitmore. 15.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-02
ADDITIONAL INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS
Provo News Notes
Special 10 The Trlbuns.

Special 10 i ne ltlDunS-
PROVO. Feb. IA large number OF
petitions were circulated here today and
heavily signed and presented TO the city
council tonight asking that body TO grant
the franchise requested by Jesse Knight
for an interurban railroad through the
city.
After a week OF inactivity. cupid got
busy again today and as a result County
Clerk kartchner issued marriage licenses
10 Karl Groesbeck OF Springville and
Helen Elaln Run OF Scoheld Rudolph
Wilken and Emma Thompson. both OF
Stockmore.
Funeral services were held Monday in
the Fourth ward chapel over the body
of Mrs Ann Cable, Andrew Watson, c.
II. Davis. w. o. Sperry. ]. G. Jones and
Bishop A. l.. Booth were the speakers.
The ward choir furnished the music.
Probation Officer B. L. Roper has been
busy at Lehi Junction for the last two
days rounding up boys who are accused
OF jumping on and off moving trains
There are a number OF adults also i'm
plicated and prosecutions Will result.
The county commissioners have placed
an order for $4,000 road roller. and other
road making machinery win be pur
chased as fast as the finances will per-
nit. The commissioners express a de-
termination 10 Improve the county roads.
County Attorney Evans reports that nc
has collected SlS4.95 for damages done 10
county roads by herds OF sheep and cat
tie
j. L. Robson OF Salt Lake City was
In Provo on business today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-02
UNDERWRITERS TO HOLD
FIFTH ANNUAL BANQUET

The Utah Life Underwriters associa-
tlon viii hold It's NTH annual banquet al
the Commercial club next Saturday, with
an excellent programme OF toasts. adj
dresses and music.
Joseph Meltzer. president OF the asso-
citation, Will Introduce the Rev. Elmer /.
Goshen as POSTMASTER. THE Associa-
ton. Past. Present and Future" will be
the subject OF the toast. responded to by
f. L. Francisco, and Willard Done VIII
answer the question. .'ls the Insurance
Department Enective?" The subject OF
an address by Or. L.. V, Silver will be
Life Insurance from an Examiners
Standpoint" and VIII G. Farrell will re-
spond to the toast. The Inspiration OF
Women"
The musical programme VIII consist Of
two vocal solos by Miss Irene \, Strcng
and piano solo by Professor J. j. Nc
Clellan. Miss Streng will sing Gear
mena, by Wilson. and villa" from
The Merry Widow"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-02
MOVING PICTURES NOT
IN FAVOR WITH PARENTS

The following resolution. condemnatory
or moving picture shows, has been sub
mitted 10 the parents class In the Sew
cnteenth ward Sunday school and ap-
proved by unanimous vote OF the mem
bers present:
Resolved, That we will endeavor TO
prevent the children who arc under our
Jurisdiction from attending any moving
picture shows or other exhibition. or per-
tormance. that presents anything that
has tendency 10 create harmful I'M
pressions on the minds OF the young. 1t
IT not Intended. however. to debar the
children from occasionally witnessing eX-
hibltions or performances OF a character
not likely to pervert their moral nature.
We Will also use our influence In this di-
recuon In behalf of others not under our
Immediate control.
We respectfully request the Salt Lake
stake supervisors of parents classes. IN
connection with the supervisors OF other
stakes, TO aid In organizing a movement
to prevent the presentation OF demoral-
lZing exhibitions In moving picture shows,
or other places OF public entertainment.
in Salt Lake City by the adoption OF
means TO secure the enforcement OF mu-
nicipal laws now existing that may ac-
complish this desirable purpose or. II
those laws are insufficient or lnopera-
tive, endeavor to have other laws passed
that VIII prove effective"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-02
.F|TzHERBERT IS THE
CHAMPION GALLOPER
Handicapped Places Horse at
the Top in Weight Al
lOtment.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1-Fltzherbert Is
the champion racehorse OF America, in
the opinion Of the official handicapper
for the Jockey club. The horse is placed
at the top in the allotment of weights In
the Brooklyn suburban and Brighton
handicaps.
The list of entries for the suburban
was announced last night. FOR the two
other classie events some Brooklyn horses
nominated are:
Brooklyn handicap-Fitzherber 1870;
Ballot, 49, King James. l29; Maskette,
l2S: Hilarious. 122; Prlscilian. 1l9: Fire
stone, III; olambala. 11s; Restigouche.
li5, High. Private, l12; Fayetts. III;
Boggs. l10; Afflict!on, 1o6 Sweep. lOG
Rocky o'Brien. 1903; Bubbling Water. iOz:
Efendi, 100: Grasmere. 100, Glucose. 3s:
Sandrlan. SO: Superstition. 80
Brighton andlcap-Fitzherbert, 12s:
King James, 1913: Maskette. 1923: Eilari-
Gus. l22. Jack Atkins. 100; F'irestone, 1l6;
Olambala. 115; Restigouche. IA: Fayette,
Ito; Boggs, Ito; D!nna Ken. ll0; Afnic-
ton, LOG; Sweep. 1o7. Prince Imperial, 81:
Sandrlan. 9i Fighting Bob. 92
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-02
JOTS FROM MlTTS

When Cyclone" Johnny Thompson
Cancelled his match with Pete Sullivan he
dhd ,h about the WIseSt Thing he could do.
tnaI Is, II the Cyclone" intends TO con
tlnue plugging along In the game with
third and fourth-raters. sullivan would
surely have put the Sycamore lad away
Ing unable TO beat Mccarthy. who is n
newcomer. the fans take II for granted
mat Thompson has seen his best days
up with Sullivan.
Battling Nelson is trying to make Ad
Wolgast cough up $4,000 as a side BET
before the Dane Will consent to talk
fght. The Battler is on Easy street and
he does not seem any too anxious 10 boy
any more. and. TO keep out the chal-
ienges. he Just asks for side bet. The
on the Battler for the losers end OF the
purse. but when they are asked to do
nate money out OF their own pockets 10
the Dane. then they claim they are be-
them who thinks he has q fghting
chance to knock out Nelson in a match.
no matter what the distance.
Pete sullivan says he is going 20 be
in the best of condition and will be pre-
pared TO secure a victory over Collins
In their twenty-round scheduled contest
at Ogden; February IL; In training this
pounds and then gradually build up to
lSS pounds. the weight which he Is re-
aulred to make. sullivan has another
pun uipOSt III VIC" III lcuutlnC SO low. lie
Is anxious TO see whether. by getting
himself down below 1873 pounds. he can
build up To 1873 and be strong. and " he
finds that he is strong. he Will immedi-
ately challenge Battling Nelson for a
match for the worlds championship.
There are no afternoon weights with
Nelson. Any one who boxes with him
must make ringside weight. or there Is
nothing doing, Sullivan will try TO get
on with the champion. He says that he
may not be able to knock out the Dane.
but the latter will never be able to put
him (Sulllvan) down for the count.
either.
"Birdleg' Collins says that he never
felt better in his life than at the present
time He greatly feared that Sullivan
would not give him another match. He
is confident that he Will beat Sullivan,
and he Will then be In line for the light
weight championship OF the world. Col
Inns actually believes that he is the next
Colored man to step into Battling Mel
sons shoes, and that it is up to him to
return the lightweight championship TO
the ColOTed race,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-02
ARTIST IS CHARGED
WITH KISSING GIRL
Miss Annie DObler Has Rudolph
Weinberger Arrested on
Charge of Assault.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO. Feb. 1.-According 10 charges
made against Rudolph Weinberger. n
cartoonlst, by Miss Annie Dobler. a young
woman employed as a stenographer I'm
the office of the Provo Post, an imita-
ton OF the pretty little play. THE Time.
The Place and The Girl" was enacted IN
the office OF that newspaper Monday.
The time as aforesaid, according 10 the
young woman's testimony. was yester-
day; the place. the office OF the Provo
Post; and the girl-herself Bat It was
evidently the wrong time, the wrong place
and the wrong girl Because Weinberger
placed his arm around her and kissed
her, according TO her allegations, she
had him arrested, charging him with as
sault.
Welnberger. who Is about IS years old,
was arrested this morning on a COM
plalnt sworn TO by Miss Dobler, who Is
about II years OF age. The complaint
raigned before Justice A. A. Noon today,
the man pleaded not guilty. denying all
the girls charges against him. In the
hearing, Miss Doblcr testified that the
cartoonist. who had been doing some
work for the paper by which she Is en-
ployed. walked into the office OF the
Post yesterday and put his, arm around
her. which she resented. He then
pushed her against the wall. she alleged,
and kissed her, The hearing VIII be
continued tomorrow.
Weinberger has announced his inten-
tion OF fighting the case 10 a finish. His
counsel is Attorney u. d. Houtz. and
City Attorney Robert Anderson repre-
sents the prosecution.
Weinberger Is the man who was
brought back to Provo from Logan a few
with jumping" board bill, This
case. however, was settled out OF court
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-02
PLAY POOR
OPENING BILLIARD MATCH


CHICAGO. Feb. III. P. Cline Of Phil
adelphia took the lead over Calvin Dem
Arrest of Chicago. international champion,
In the opening block OF their 1500-point
match for the worlds championship to-
night. The score was; Cline. 500; Dem
Arrest. 3i3.
Both men played poor billiards, Cline
being of his game In the early part OF
the match. while Demarest played wretch
edly after getting commanding lead at
the start. Cline averaged II 3239, with
high runs OF 81. 76. so and So Demarest
had an average of 8 15S, with high runs
OF 60. IL. 33 and %.
Score.
Cline-o 8 / II l1Oo o l 15 SO
76 26 Sc 80 SO D 3
Is "a l. 81 0 500.
Average-12 $3.50. High runs-s1. IS,
80, 5s.
Demarest-33 0 10 IL 9 o 81 SO / o %
u 10 Il l 13 8 ! 0 10 5 !
0 0 II 0 Al f-343.
Average 1-3S. High runs-60 Al
49, %
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-02
FOUR FAVORITES WIN
AT M0NCRIEF PARK

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Feb. In to-
days races at Moncrief park four favor
ties finished first. The card was particu-
larly attractive, and the fields in the
first three events exceptionally large.
Summaries:
First race, six furlongs. maIdens-
Polly Lee. 9 10 !. won: Universe. to l,
second: Ga,!en Lass. TO 1. thlrd Time.
I:14 is.
Second race. five and n half furlongs.
selling-Ferrand Cecilian. 9 to .. won;
Miss Sly. TO l, second; CoonskIn. to
l. third. Time. 1908.
Third race. Ave and a half furlongs,
selling-Stringencv.. 10 5, won; ManheI-
mer. TO l. second; Lowheart. $50 TO l.
third. Time. 1907 3-5.
Fourth race. six furIongs,, .purse-Ida
D.. TO 8, won; c. w. Burt. 10 10 !. Sec
ond; Jack Nunnally. to l, third. Time.
i:l3 3-5.
Fifth race. seven furlongs, selling
Osorine, TO !. won; Camel. 20 /. sec
ond; DR.. Barkley. 10 to /. third Time,
1877 2-b.
Sixth race. mile. sellIng-Paradise
Queen, even, won; Golden Flora, 60 to l,
second: Stoneman. IL to 3. third. Time,
1:H 3-5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-02
UNIQUE SCORE BOARD
FOR CHICAGO NATIONALS

CHICAGO. Feb. IA contract was
closed yesterday by President Murphy
OF the Chicago Nationals for the con-
structlon OF an electrical scoreboard at
Will be placed back OF right field. and,
when completed. will measure 200 feet
in length and thrty-siN in height. The
board VIII designate which man Is at
bat, who. II any. are on the bases. how
many outs, number of balls and strikes.
and other things that the spectators
might wish to know during the course OF
the game Murphy will leave Thursday
for New Orleans TO close up business per-
tanning TO the spring training jaunt OF
the Cub squad
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-02
Gn Hotel Corridors

j. B. PERRINE. the noted Irrigation
man and "reclamationist' OF Twin Falls
Idaho Is registered at the Kenyon.
MR.. AND MRS: w FITCH. C., a,
Fitch and Miss Fitch are registered nj
the Knutsford from Eureka.
ALEX MCPHERSON OF Twin Falls, Ida :
no, is at the Kenyon.
MARY NELSON of Provo is registered
at the Wilson.
MIR. AND MRS. JESSE e. BRoUGH
of Lyman are registered at the Wilson,
NJ. II. COHEN and j. w. Gagen OF
Butte are at the Wilson.
r. j. MITCHELL OF Ely is at the VIII
son.
A. o. JoHANNsON and l.. A. Hartct
Of Idaho Falls. Idaho, are registered at
the Wilson
CHARLES r. LIEBERT OF Landusky,
Mont, Is registered at the Wilson.
CHARLES E. COON OF Caldwell, Ida
no. is at the Wilson.
MR.. AND MRS JOHN ERICKSON
and Miss Erickson OF st. Anthony Idaho.
are registered at the Knutsford.
G. s. BASTIAN Of faroif Loa In
Wayne county. Is registered at the Cul-
len.
II. l.. HERRINGTON, the Ogden can
ming man. is at the Cullen.
JAMES MONSON and Andrew Sven
son OF Mount Pleasant are registered at
the Cullen.
DIR F. ]. DRAKER OF ogden is at tho
Cullen.
wLFORD VAN WAGENMAN OF Mid
way is at the Cullen.
NJ. X FLEMING. the ogden hotel
man, is at the Cullen,
w. l.. PRATT is registered at the Gull
len from Provo.
]. II. ARTHUR Is in town from Cedar.
He is at the Cullen.
j. NJ. wESTWOOD is at the Cullen
from Springvillc.
l.. Il. JOHNSON and Mrs. Johnson are
registered at tho Cullen from Ogden.
TOM ROYLANCE OF Provo Is at the
Cullen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-02
MEADOW ESTABLISHES
NEW TRACK RECORD
Four Thousand People Attend
Horse Races; Jockey Ploss
Suspended.

JUAREZ, Feb. -Four thousand per-
sons attended the races at Terrazas park
today. Two favorites won. Orbcd Lad
at to ran the FIVE furongs In 80 AS.
Jockey Ploss, his rider. was set down for
SIX days Meadow ran the one and one
sixteenth miles in Las As. a new track
record. Summary:
longs-lna Gray. 11O, tArchibaldl. to
=, won, Shirley Rossmore, 110, (McCar-
thy), 8 to l. second; Florence Mysters,
1907 S-5, Bright Skies. Convenient. Dandy @
Dancer Seasick, Myrtle Dixon. Little
Slss, Straight Talk, Virginia Lindsey and
Mona also ran.
rrlongs-Star Beam, los. (GarneD. to
.. won; Golden. l10; uouden), TO l,
second Sc ,i,Id Lady ,Garven 10 4Anstin) Is
Pneon. Hattie Garrett, Succeed. Hail
tude and Eda Edwards also ran.
rSfo Sens SOM three % and Aastn half
. to |, won: ,Ilzie, 1O2, (Molesworth). )
to !, second; Mary Rudd, 104, (SmalD, )
to l, third. Time, Al 80. solito. Exactly.
Solid and Ina also ran.
Fourth race. mile and sixteenth
Meadow. 1O4. (McCahey). I TO 2 won,
knight Deck, i20. (Pagej, to 2. sec
sSird Time, las Ia; lS' E%fiy Tide, e Bon n
Ton and Sensible also ran.
Fifth race. five furlongs-orbed Lad.
l0!, {Ploss). to won: Light Knight.
81 (McCahey), 3 TO 1, third Time
SO As. Col Bob, Silver Stocking, Royal
Ben and Joe Stockes also ran.
Sixth race selling: mile and sixteenth
-Wolferton, loo, CLouder), 10 /. won.
Alma Boy, 106, (Molesworth). 10 to !,
second, Light House, 10l, (Garnerl, 8
to 5. third. Time, LAG 3-5. Buna. John
r. Mcmillan. Whip Top, Arcourt and
kopek also ran.