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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-25
LUCKY" HILDRETH WINS
ANOTHER RICH STAKE

SARATOGA RACE TRACK. y. Y.
Aug. 24.-S. c. ("Lucky'D lIildreth to-
day added another stake to his already
long list when his Hcus easily won the
$4,000 Adirondack handicap. six furlopgs
and in doing so cqualed the track record
for the distance. Zeus closed at l. 10 J.
Summary:
First race. six furlougs-Cohort II 30
> won; Van ncn. TO I. second: Toy
BOY, 10 10 I, third. Time. 11l 10,
Second race, StceplecbaEc. about two
miles-Stourc. IL IN TO- won; Aunt Julc
TO 10. second; Diebold, to !. third.
Time. AIS 20.
Third race. one mile-Hendry Munroe
10 TO I. won, Francis Ray : TO !. second;
Glendorc. s 10 l, third. Time, l;i0 ID.
Fourth race, Adirondack handicap.
value S60nn. six furlongs-Zeus. f. 10 I.
won: Round the World. to !, second /;
Iron Mask, IL to lo. third. Time, III %-5.
Fifth race on" mile-Sir John John
son. 10 .. won. Superstition. TO /.
second; Dnnoscara, 3 .to ], third. Time
I:2s.
Sixth race five and half furongs-
Gold of Ophir. 10 /. won; Crash. &c 10
I, second: Aldiva. IL 10 1, third. Time
1:pi is.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-25
SEVERAL. kEENE HORSES
ARE SOLD AT SARATOGA

SARATOGA. y. Y. Aug. @i-SeyeGal
horses belonging To j. r. riecuc were sold
in the paddoct here today and cXcep-
uonaly good prices were realized, Twcu-
ty-sevcn head sold for a Total of S69.
I5t.
The star OF the sale was Love Note.
. maiden "-yCar-oid hliy by Noicr-True
Love. She was knocked Gown TO T.. r.
Bradley for $1,000 Helmet. u stake win
ncr OF last year and grand %-yelr- old,
was also sold TO Bradley loT $500,
Captain Cassatt paid $500 tor the
Daughter Of Ben BrusiI-Bctarica. a half
sister OF Maskottc. Jimmy Rowe. I[ccnc )
trainer bought SwCcpaway for SJl0O. She
is by WllG Mint-Pink Domino j. -.
Stewart paid 5000 for hilarious. Suf-
frdsist went to j Baker Tor $500
RUunymcdc, an unrricd HouuSstcr. but
considered TO bc FIRST class. sold for
S4500 To j. II. Stewart, Lahore was
bought by II. II. Williams for $4,000
Nightfall went TO T.. 7, Wilson. Jr, for
s3loo, and Wrap went 10 y. Simons for
S2IGt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-25
TRYING TO RIDE OUTLAW
HORSE AT CHEYENNE

CHEYENNE, Wyo.. Aug. "a bitter
lN cold wind and temperature below
freezing. drove thousands from the
grounds at the Frontier day sports here
today and caused a poStponcmcDt of a
part of the afternoons program. The
weather. however failed TO affect the
bronchoS Tor the rough riding contest cs-
pccially because Of their sourcd tcmpcrs
and vicious dispositions, They fully lived
up To their reputation and every horse
ridden today gave mis- rider n hard fight.
Steamboat. The most famous outlaw in
the country who has been ridden 10 a
finish but once in his career. gave q.
Hubbard bard battle Hubbard stuck
To the saddle, but is hardly expected to
ride in tho finals
Lawrence Bennett WAS knocked down
and badly bruised while attempting to
saddle Wild Cat. Wild Cat was finally
taken back TO the corral. sam Scouvilc.
a former worlds champion "Pcccr.'
made n sensational ride on CRAZY Quilt
without saddle or bride. and Godic st
Clair the champion rider. rode Red San
dy 10 a finish.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-25
Billy SULLIVAN
CATCHES HIGH FLY
White SoX Backstop Holds a
Ball Dropped From Top Of
Washington Monument.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2i.-Catcher
Billy" Sullivan Of the Chicago Amcri-
cans today repeated tho feat OF Catcher
Charles Street of the Washington Amcri-
can league team last year. in catching q
baseball thrown from a window aL the
top Of tho Washington monument. per
pendcular drop Of 5I2 tcef. The ball was
tossed from the top Of the monument by
Pitcher I'D. Walsh OF the Chicago team.
n was only after twcutv-thrcc attempts
that sullivan caught tho ball. although
he succeeded several times In so eauging
the sphere as iu get il i'm his mitt. Th"
speed of tho ball was 50 terrific. how
ever that lac was unable TO hold II. II
is estimated that th" hal Vas travelling
al tbc rate OF l6l feet a second, when
caught.
Several members Of tho Chicag" team.
including Collins and Doc. White. Trainer
Ouirk Of the Washington team and a few
government officials. witnessed the feat.
While the feat has been attempted
many times only street heretofore WAS
able 10 accomplish II. His fest WIS per
formed during tho summer Of 1905 on
the thirteenth attempt.
Sullivan subsequently caught two NOR"
balls thrown from the monument window
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-25
UNITED STATES INFANTRY
WINS NATIONAL MATCH
Ev Associatcd rrcss.


CAMP PERRY. o.. Aug. 24.---The riflc
fantry today won The national match by
the score OF 31S6. The cavalry was sec
ond- Iowa landed third and the navy
fourth.
These four teams sol. respectively. the
national trophy and $3.50 $3.50, $500 and
The fifteen leaders who in 1911 will
compose class y. rank as follows;
United States infantry, $1S6; United
States cavalry. 31l5; Iowa. 3if2; United
academy. 3l0T; Massachusetts. 3l0o: Wis
consin 3I0l: Colorado S0s6: Michigan.
3o66; New York. sos. Ohio, 3oii; Min
nesota, 3o21; District of Columbia, 3o2o;
Texas. $0l9; Oklahoma, 1894.
The United States Marine corps lost its
entire s1irmish score OF 1922 by action
of the executive officer Colonel Il. Is
Evans. Twenty eighth United States in
1antry, because he broke The rule pro-
hibiting coaching from behind the firing
Gig, which would put them second.
They are now forty-second.
The navy was penalized twcutY-onc
points because Ensign Nossler did not
attempt to fire his 1--WE shots or the
first appearance of bis target. These
twenty one points would have given the
navy second place.
The bulletin announcing the winners
Of prizes IN classes B and q had not been
issned late this evening. but tho rank of
the Hilton trophy and $3.50 in class Z,
and that in class c Kansas takes the
bronze soldier Of Marathon and $500:
Arizona tho second prize. 5000: Utah the
third, $175 and North Dakota the fourth,
$3.50
The skirmish and rapid fire stages OF
The national individual match were shot
this afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-25
AUNT POLLY AT SIXTY
TO ONE WINS RACE

BUTTE Mont. Aug. 2i.-Long shots
and outsiders won every race today.
Aunt Polly. a 5o-to-l shot dcspised in
the betting. took the last race from a
fair field, winning easily.
Results.
First ,acc four and haif furlongs. for
maiden two-ycaV- -olds--Bcssie c.. i01
Cal!ahan), - 10 /. won; Practitioner 10S
(E. SMITH, 10 |. second; Great Caesar.
liz (kirschbauml. > 10 ., third. Time.
30. Miss Greenwood. kinfoks. Albetto
aad Child Play also ran,
Second race, SIX furongs, selling. for
three year olds-Biascd, i07 (CarrolD. s
to /. won; Ccascr. liz G.indhorSu, : TO
|, second; Warfare. l06 umes). 20 10 /.
third. Time. lis 10, Gclico. Galcnc
Gale E,lec,yowan. New Capital and Swift
MacNeil also ran.
Third race. five and n half fu?longs.
selling, for three year-o oiGs and up
Swcde Sam. los Fischer. 10 /. won;
Ben Stone. 1oG (f. SMITH. 6 TO l. Soc
ond; FLYING. .? DENNY. TO !. third.
Time, .os 4-5. Cotytto. Aquiline Camera,
kid North. Creston Boy lrrigator. Bitter
Sir and La Petite also ran.
Fourth race. Helena handicap. mile and
seventy yards. thrcc-ycar- ods and up
Lewiston, 100 (Seidcn), . To . won: Har-
lem Maid rs tCalahan). 10 >, second !;
Ocean Queen. lo6 Umcs). to /. third.
Time. 1:it 20. Fancy, Edwin 4. Fryer
Fifth race. mile. selling. three-year- -olds
and Up-Occan Shore. l13 tPagc), TO /.
won; Fricze, 100 DENNY. : TO /, second !;
iIammeraway, lis Gmes). II to !. third
Time. 1:f0 10. Treasure Seeker. Miss
Picnic. Brighton, Tavora and Iiaiserhon
also ran.
Sixth race five and a half furlouCs
selling. three ycar- oidS ard up-Aunt
Polly, l0t fE. SMITH. 60 10 I. won; Firm
foot lQ6 tAndcrsonb, 80 To /. second /;
Cool, lo6 fSclGcn). / tu /. third. Time
] s0& l-5. Phillistina. Gene Wood, Rcy E
Toyar, Ybor. Minncdocia, TilllnShast. BIZ
Mayham and Sir Barry also ran
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-25
COMMISSION REFUSES
TO REINSTATK BEDWELL

LEXINGTON. Ky. Aug. 2i-'rhe ken
lucky racing commission today refused
the applications OF ~. &. BodDcll of
Denver and John Marileiu of Cincinnati
for reinstatement on the turf. Both men
appeared hcfor" The commission with at
torneys. Bodwell offering an affidavit
from a negro stable hand who swore N"
had druggsd tho horse Nadzu without
Redwclrs knowledge. snd that the owner
WIS not responsible for the condition Of
tho animal when IT appeared crazed i'm
the I.atoui1 paddock. Bedwrll asked the
commission that he be allowed 70 soil his
horses in good standing even n he wUrc
not permitted vn race them again. but
the commission was Unchanged bic. Bed
we'll asserted that his horses arc worth
5000 but are practically valuclcSs uu-
less they can he raced
Marklein$ case resulted from tho in
consistent running of ono of his hoiSsf
at tho local meeting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-25
THE HARVESTER TROTS
ANOTHER FAST MILE

NEW YORK. Aug. 24-Thc harvester.
holder of tho world < trotting stallion
record or 2:02 made last week at Buf-
falo, driven by .. +. Geers. won the
first heat Of the free -for-alI i'm 2:0Si al
Yonkers Grand Circuit meeting today
and later when called upon TO break his
Owl record, he look the heat and race
in 2:03 despite 9 reta riding wind
Under the conditions that was a re-
Tnarkabie performa nee. Summaries:
Eclipse stakes. free for all class. trot-
ting, purse $500. two in three--Jhc Uar .
vester won in Two straight heats. Time
20sA; 2:03. Jack Leyburn second
Speedway stake, lis class. trotting Ia
wagon. amateurs 10 drive. purse $500.
second division, two-in- threc-Willy won
in two straight heats. Time. 2:15a; c!3l.
Direct Tone second
Fleetwood stakes. 2:iS class. trotting.
purse S2500-Hailworthy won in two
straight heats. Time. 20s: @:06I. Came
r. second; Billy Burke aud Me- Jor Strong
third
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-25
LOCAL MILITIA
IN THIRD PLACE
Utah Rifle Team Takes High
Rank in National Rifle
Shoot at Camp Perry.
GUARDSMEN WIN PRIZE
in BIG TOURNAMENT
Showing of Marksmen Advances
State to Class B of the
Sharp Shooters.
From a stan Correspondent.

From a stan Correspondent
o CAMP PERRY, O., Aug. 2a.-The 1910
national match closed today. with the
rifle team of the Utah National Guard IN
first place OF class &. BY an excellent
skirmish fire the Utah team jumped into
The money. Utah stood seventh this
morning. with six teams several points
10 the good. but the skirnisE is ;hc
deciding event several changes III the
standing resulted.
The United States marine sldrmish
score of 1892 was thrown out. owing 10
unofficial coaching behind The firing line,
This placed the team in iorly-Sccond
place. Montana was forced 10 stop
shooting. the team WAS ordered home
To tight forest fires.
The Utah team leaves Perry tonight
for Chicago Owing 10 Utah 5 ranking
the state VIII shoot in IL class next year.
rtah's aggregate was 1925 on, OF a pos
sihls $500.
The Eureka club was admitted 10 the
National Rifle association today through
the application OF State Secretary W, G.
Webb. This is the first government rifle
team organized in Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-25
Utah Team Is Third
TENNIS CHAMPION
IS COMING HERE
Local Enthusiasts Are Elated
Over Victory of BuDdy
Over Wright.

Local tennis enthusiasts were greatly
pleased last evening when the wire
brought the Information that r, G. Bundv
had defeated Beals &. Wright in tho
finals Tor The National tennis champion
ship, This now gives Bundy the right
TO play Larnel in the challenge match
for the championship and this match Is
that title five times, yet in spite Of this
friends OF the young California wonder
expect TO see him give the veteran a
run for his life.
The work OF Bundy is more than pleas
ing TO Salt Lake tennis players as Bundy
has tclegraphed his entry Tor the rourna-
lncnt TO be played here The coming week,
BY winning the finals and meeting Lar
ned today, it viii necessarily delay the
arrival ot Bundy in the city but the
management OF tho tournament believes
games in which Bundy appears. delayed
until Bundy can arrive i'm the city. At
any rate this VIII he done unless Bundy
wires 10 the contrary.
~ $. Brown and Sam Ncel. two OF the
officers of the Jntermountain tournament
yesterday wired Bundy wishing him good
sent before the games were played and
when the result was sent over the wire
last night. both Neel and Brown were
more than pleased.
day that Miss Kate Williams, who has
won the womcn's championship FOR tho
intcrmountain region for number OF
years. has been placed i'm charge Of the
womens singles, double and mixed
doubles. entries for tho coming tourna-
ment. All of those who wish to enter
should communicate with Miss Williams
some time today
The committee in charge will meet at
the Alta club this evening and make the
drawings. The entries close at o'clock
and ali local players wishing TO take part
in The tournament should sec to IL thai
thcT. entries arc in the hands OF the COM
mittcc by that time.
The preliminary rounds Will bc played
tomorrow and all entrants are requested
by tho committee 10 watch thC morning
papers for their pairirgs and scheduled
time OF play
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-25
GARFIELD WILL STUMP
FOR PROGRESSIVE CAUSE

CLEVELAND. o.. Aug, 94.-James r.
Garfield. secretary OF the interior under
Roosevelt, win leave his Mentor (OD
home tonight for Il speaking tour OF the
west, during which he Will ally himself
witt, Roosevelt and Pinchct in the dis
cussion OF progressive Republlcanism and
conservation OF the national resources
Saturday Mr.. Garfield Will join the
Roosevelt party at Cheyenne, Wyo. On
the evening of August 30 ne will speak
before the Round Table club of Denver
on Conservation" his address being
reply TO the declaration OF Secretary
B1lhngcr that the Roosevelt conservation
policy is obstructive. He will continue
with Roosevelt until nc delivers an ad-
dress in st. Paul September 6. Mr. Gar
in many states. notably Indiana where
he will champion the cause of Senator
Beveridge.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-25
H0KE SMITH BEATS
GOVERNOR BROWN

ATLANTA. Ca. Aug. 24.-Gov Joseph
Browns campaign managers today con-
county unit rule 1S5 votes in the state
convention are necessary 10 elect and Mr..
Smith has fifteen to twenty votes over
this figure. according to the most conser-
Vatt"e estimates.
T.. F. Livingston was defeated for re-
nomination in campaign In which his
alleged support of the so called Cannon
rules at the organization of the house
last winter was made a principal Issue.
Last nights reports from Congressman
Howards district were that he had been
defeated by S. j. Tribble. but today the
returns made the result In this district
(eighth) doubtful.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-25
BASEBALL PLAYERS ARE
CLASSED AS MERCHANDISE

CHICAGO. Aug. 2i.--Bal players un-
der the present system of organized
baseball can rightGulIy be classed ay
'merchaudisc.' Under lnls ruling The
board of review decided yesterday ihat
the Chicago American league team ia
worth Sl9sl and the Chicago Nationals
wcrc estimated at ,rifle less than $500
Charles y. Comskey. owner of the
Americans, filed a personal schedule
with the assessors this year declaring
that the South Side team was worth
$25+f te iiemiZed j., as follows. One
thousand nine hundred and eirhtv-onc
dollars merchandise. Sl05 furniture and
Si61 he figured was coming to him from,
various persons. Both assessments were
confirmed by the board of review
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-25
GaleSburg Races.

GALESBI re. Ill. Aug. y. Interest
in he great race Yesterday in which
Hedge wood Roy uo3cd out his rival. Mi
nor Heir is 50 intense that another inn
portau, race has been arranged between
the great stations for tomorrow.
2:0ta. Results
2:1S pace. purse $500 Denervo won
first, second and fifth heats and the race.
Time. LOCI. 2:05i. 2.l02, Nathan b.,
second: Waltun Boy. third
2:03 trotters. purse sS00-Nancy Royce
won first. third and fourth beals.aDd the
race. Time. 2:10i, 2:l0. 2:07s. Iito, sec
ond: Bertha c., third.
2:l3 class, pace. purse s6OO-lra Gay
won In straight heats. Time, 2:0Si,
2.05i. 2:0Tl. Harry Weaver, second
Prince Albert. third.
Special to beat his record Of 2:02i. pac
ing Ross K. b. u. (McMahon)-Tlmc by
quarters. :29s, 500. I:3o3. 2:oll.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-25
AGAINST
COPPER RIVER ROAD

SEWARD, Alaska. Aug. 24:-R, Phi,
lips was awarded Judgment for $4,000
damages and costs against the Copper
River & Northwestern Railroad com
pany, Guggenheim corporation, by
Jury in the United States district court
TODAY. The suit grew out of the IA
NOUS battle two years ago between
rival railroad construction crews 1or
the possession of Keystone canyon, IN
which Phillips sustained n gunshot
wound. When the jury found III his fa-
yor, attorneys for the company filed
notion for a new trial, alleging the YER
dict excessive,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-25
Tonight's Motordrome Races,

: First event firc-milc match race. .
: one hcal-F. w. Thomas OF Cali =
. foruia ". Lon Clailin Of Salt Lake: :
Il. y. machines.
second event. first heat match .
. race. five milsS-Dc Roster ". Kit :
, tie.
Third event. five mile. trade r'd- .
. crs. Biz T'Our-Graves. Balke. Ward. .
Seymour.
Fourth event fyc-milc invita- :
. ton professional w. T.; Samncl-
son g = Clayton. i. \. Mcneil. :
. :. Scnhouso. r. NJ. Samuclsou.
rrfth event. second heat match
: raco-De Roster vs.. Eiitlc.
sixth event. rive mile amateur. :
trade riders. Wig Four-Ward. Sey- :
. mour. Graves. Balkc.
Seventh event. five milo open. :
proTrsSioual-Dc Roster, ki,ile. w. :
T.. Samucisou. r. NJ: Samuelsou, g. "
. S CLAYTON j. A. Mcneil. :
Eighth event. autumohll" record :
, trial-Thrcc miles by Bert Small .
ing. driving Nowhousc's racing cur. :
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-25
jim .JEFFRJES ESCAPES
SUBPOENA SERVICE

Los ANGELES. Cal. Aug. H.-.Iip
Jefires vent hunting in the mountains
today Just in time To avoid subpoena
FOR him 10 appear as a witness In court
tomorrow and testify whether ne and
lack johnson had a prize night in Reno,
July 4.
This is the important question iu the
case Of the picture show mon WHO were
arrested in Arcadia last wccl; for dis
playing the reproduction OF the contest
before audience here. They were
charged with conspiracy against publ.
morals and will be placed on trial in
PasaIcnJ tOmOrrnW.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-25
No Bench Show.

Because of disagreements which have
arisen between the Utah State Fair as
ISOLATION and the Utah Kennel club there
VIII be no bench show at the state fair
this year. The association lost consid-
and as the same thing was in prospect
for the coming year it was decided by
the board of directors to cut out the dog
show, The dog building will he used for
exhibits OF some Other character
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-25
SunlSen Eyes

with "half moons under them These
tell stories of suffering worry and
nerve decay which all understand. This
foe TO good looks is quickly dispciled
by the use Of Palmo Tablets. They re.
move the cause. render the eyes bright,
brain clear and nerves calm. Cease
Worrying and look and feel wears young
er. so cents. Book free. The S. r.
Fell Co. Cleveland, o. Sehramm john
Son, Drugs, five stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-25
Americans Win.

Of the principal racing events run here
today were captured by Americans. The
Prix des DeuX Ans, for 2-ycarolds of
W X. Vanderbilts Man Fred Eugene
Fischofs Cyroa won thc grand bapdi-
cap De Deauyillc. of $4,000, distance one
and "A half miles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-25

PITTSBURG. Pa, Aug. PA techni-
cal training school for hotel help was
assured by "a committee having the mat
ter in charge. which reported to the con-
veution of the international Hotel Stew
ards association here today. The $500. 900
necessary to start the project has been
provided and the school will be estab-
iishcd in indianapolis. tt will be main
tanned by the Hotel Stewards assoc!a-
ton.