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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-13
YOUNG BELLE WINS
THE FEATURE EVENT
Track Is Heavy and the Mud
derS DO Business at
Ogden Track.

OGDEN oct. la--Thc muddera did
BUSINESS az ihc fair grounds track today.
Young Belle took the feature race, with
Treasure Seeker and Captain Burnett
close for nrSt place. Tho track was very
heavy. The summary;
First race. four furlonss, sclinG-Al-
bctto 10 (Msnders>, s to . WOE; lIoopa,
10 Callahan. = 10 1. second: Gertrude
e.. 1l0 Pickcns). 3 to 1. third. Time,
% 30. Sir Bon also ran.
Second race. five nlrlones. selling
Warfare. l04 (Ca'lahan). 20 .. won;
Elm King. 100 (}uNton), s to l. sec
ond; Little Eiya. I0i (Rosen), 20 To !,
third Time. :05 50. Roy ShumWay.
silver Stocking and Byron also ran.
Third race. sin furlongs. scIing-Al-
Loo, los (Manders). tn ., second; Dor
othy Ann, l0a (LindhorsU. TO :, third
Time i:"l %. CHvallcua md Charles j.
Harvey also ran.
Fourth race, six furlonEs. solling-John
i Rogers, I09 tRoscu). TO $. won; llar-
ry Stanhopc. 1l0 (Cavapaugh). to :,
second; Ycllowfoot 10 tMartin). to !.
third. Time, :21 %, Aiva and kuro-
patkin also ran
Fifth race one and one sixteenth miles.
sclliDe-Young Belle. l03 tGarEan). To
>. won. Treasure Seeker, 1oI tAnderson), ,
even. second: Captain Burnett, Ito tCaV-
anaugh . To |, third Time. l:56 1-5.
Spring Ban and Libcrtu also ran.
Sixth race. FIVE furlongs sclinE-Beau-
lander, Ill (Rosen). I 10 l. second: Bin
Mayham. los (Mandersl. . 10 ,. third
Time l:o7. Aunt Polly and Jose Wilson
also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-13
SCORNED GIRL USES GUN IN
EFFORT TO FORCE MARRIAGE

LONG BEACH. Cal. Oct. 12.-Jula
Ward Gibson, daughter OF retired
Presbyterian minister of Pasadena, was
arrested today at the home of A. d
Myers, a Nevada mining millionaire.
after she had chased Myers out OF his
apartments with revolver and forced
him TO take refuge In the house OF a
neighbor. Miss Gibson was held 10 the
coroner's jury in Los Angeles tonight
under $4,000 bonds TO answer charges OF
assault with a deadly weapon,
Miss Gibson acquired Il prominent
place In the news columns recently when
she fled suit against Myers for Sl00,-
900 damagees for breach of promise. To-
day she came to Long Beach after hav-
Ing purchased revolver. which she said
she intended 10 use as n perSuader In
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-13
All-StarS Again Defeat Philadelphia
UMPIRE EVANS GIVES
LAJ0IE A CLEAN BILL

CHICAGO, Oct. 12.-President II. r.
johnson OF tho American league an
nounccd tonight that Umpire Evans in
detailed report regarding the I,ajole
incident at st. Louis last Sunday had
given Lajoic All absolutely clean bil in
rcla ton To his securing eight safe hits
in double header.
! he report WAS not made public. but
Will he when President johnson has COM
plcicd his personal invest iaatinn and Is
ready TO announce his decision In tho
matter.
with tho debate regarding ajoic's
performance becoming moro heated
daily President Johnson is said To have
offered AS the best solution of the ma =
tor the returning Of the automobile prize
To the donors Of the award.
That. in the league presidents oplu-
ion. would bury tho unploaSantuc but
in order 10 reward the players just the
same. he would have the averages de-
clared lie and havo tho league present
suitable prizes to both Laioic and Cobb.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-13
TEN STATES REPRESENTED
IN BIG C0lIRSING MEET

SUTTON Neb., Oct. 12.--Wiih IT6
crack Grcyhouuds competing for tho na =
tioual Waterloo Cup stake. tho National
CourSng asocia atiou finished the second
round today. This is the American clas-
sic greyhound event and kennels from Ten
states have entries In the race.
Ono nf the most interesting courses run
Was that between Sunst roke, several
times stake winner in ireland. and Nee
die Bug. ono of tho crack dogs from,
Butte. Mont. After two undecided races
Needle Bug succeeded in disposing of
Suusirokc IN n very satisfactory trial
Tho Waterloo purse stake for sixty
seven dogs beaten in tho first round o5
the cup stake was also run of this after
noon.
The Jacks were fast and most Of them
reached the escapes in safety,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-13
TANGLED TOMMYROT"

10 issue the manifesto and upon the
strength OF this manifesto and other
pledges to obtain statehood for Utah
and Immediately after statehood TO re-
pudiate the manifesto. Such was the
undoubted intention OF the inner circle
of the hierarchy. But the manifesto
did not exactly accomplish its purpose.
Statehood did not Immediately follow
the manifesto. The advent of statehood
was delayed about five years. Mean
while. to convince the world Of its good
were talking and preaching the mani
fcsto and rejoicing over the fact that
poygamy was no longer doctrine OF
the creed. Statehood was finally granted
TO Utah. Then movement was made
10 rcpudate the manifesto. But here IS
where hypocrisy made its mistake, II
did not reckon upon the influence OF
young Utah.
During the six years that tho mani
festo had been praised and preached
by the hierarchy, young Ctah ana
part OF old Utah had been imbibinS ideas.
Young Utah accepted the manifesto as
the true and sincere utteranc@ of the
Mormon church. When the movement
TO repudlate it was launched; young
aganda in favor of polygamy was car
ried on by private counsel and In Sc
crct.
The church. is in a dilemma. II can
its cardinal doctrine. IT, cannot rcpu-
diatc that doctrine without casting doubt
and discrcdit upon all its rerelators and
rcvela tons
For some time II adopted a theolosi.
cal nlakcshft for Offering TO simple
souls who might want 10 know where
they stood with reference to the poIyS-
amy revelation. This makeshiit was
this: You must believe in the. principle
of polygamy: YOU must believe that
polygamy is divine and was revealed 10
Joseph Smith and that it is right. for
men of God To have a plurality OF wives
but you must not practice polygamy-
the practice Of po)yeamy must be ieiI
10 the select OF the church. This brand
of polygamy was not found satisfactory
for pulpit use. Another makeshiit was
adopted-the people must believe III the
principle OF polygauy, but not in its
practice. This makcshift was worse
than the other II departs further from
the revelation and possesses less logic.
The hierarchy is in hole. lt cannot
preach and practice polysamy openly
and ii is charged. by It's own people.
with fraud hypocrisy and bad faith
when it does so secretly, TINS mater
OF polygamy IS driving the best brains
and blood of Mormondom out of the
church. Temporizing. time serving and
hypocrisy on the part OF the hierarchy
only increases the disgust OF young
Mormon church must either adopt the
renudiate il in toto. Either course has
its troubles for the hierarchy.
half and half doctrine split principle
IA belief III the principle but not in
the practice OF polygsmy Is unsatis-
factory. TO say the least, IT does not
gusts young Utah and maketh not for
the glory OF the prophet.
There can be no compromise. The
church must be either for polysamy or
against it. WhlSn SrgI T y oe WIfiNs NeTH tEsHS
Portland Ore, October s. 1910.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-13
ATHLETICS BEATEN
BY THE ALL-STARS
Philadelphia Pitchers Given
Poor Support and Visitors
Take Game.

PHILADELPHIA. oct. t2-Tho Anieri-
can league team Of All-Stara again de-
fcnted the Philadelphia American league
team. the score being y 10 J. The home
teams pitchers were the same as yester-
day, Bender, Plank and Cooiubs. and all
OF them were far more effective than
in tho first game OF the series. They
were given poor support and the All-Stars
had no difficulty In winning Walsh kept
Philadelphia s hits scattered Score:
Il. H. T..
All Stars 49,. q q o . | q . ! o
Philadelphia 60. o n q o n q Ii /
Eattcries-WaIsh and Sullivan: Bender
Plank and Coomhs aud LaDp. Thomas.
Two-base hIt-Cobb
Three base hits E,lhcrfinld and Collins.
Struck out-Ey Walsh. >, by Bender. 4;
by Plank. Z: by Coombs, ?. Bases on
balls-OH Walsh. /; off Plank. 1, or
Coombs, 1. Umpircs-Egan and Dinecn,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-13
Lexington Results.

LEXINGTON. Ky. Oct. f2.--Ciencrsl
IT,. The bay son Of Combinccr ana Jesyie
Wallace. won the $685. Mcdowell stake,
the feature event of tho card OF the
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders agso-
citation today. trottlns the second heat
In o:05I
Tho 2:12 pocc was won by Princess
after losing tho first to Ssllic Stiles. Fair
Margaret won the first two heats of the
2:1l trot and It. was postponed untn to-
morrow
The 2:c0 trot. carried over from yes
,rrday. proved a surprise when Carna-
ton took the last three heats from Bet
sy g., which won the first two.
Tho packing division championship
stallion stake went 10 Nell Gcntley. after
she had lost the second heat TO Left
wIch. I, was worth s2l25 TO the winner
Starter WALKER announced that tho
Harvester would start tomorrow to bea'
the two-mlc record of All. held By
Crcsccus.
Sallc stiles. which WAS second in th'
second heat of the 2;12 pace. was de-
clarcd dIstanced FOR foul driving.
Robert II, fell near tho quarter IN Tho
fourth heat of the 2,t2 pace. His driver
was not hurt. Results
2:20 trot. three In five, pnrse $1,000
three heats Tuesday; six heats today
Carnation. first: Betsy c., second, Henry
Winter. third, Best lime, 2:10l.
Championship stallion stakes. pacinf
Gentry, won; Lcftwich, second. Bcs
time. 2.09h
Tho Mcdowell stake, three in five
value s5025-CEencral H., won. Brao'
C;irdle, second; Nancy Royce, third Bes
time cost.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-13
WEALTHY YOUNG MAN
MYSTERI0USLY MURDERED

ST. LOUIS, Oct, 12.-With his throat
cut, his scalp torn off and the flesh
carved from his face, the body of Ferdl-
nand Greeley Of F1orrIssant, Mo. mem
Der of wealthy family. was tonight
found near a haystack less than a mile
from the aviation Gronds at Kinloch park
in ST, Louis county. The features We're
cut from the bones and the scalp was
taken off, it Is believed, 10 prevent iden-
tifcation. St. Louis county officials be-
lieve they will arrest the murderers to-
morrow
The Identification was established by
relatives. who recognized the clothes the
murdered man wore. He was % years
old,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-13

the event Myers proved reluctant to
accept her proposal OF immediate mar
rage. She brought her father, W. L.
Gibson, along with her 10 perform the
ceremony without delay.
Entering the Myers home she made her
way to his apartments and demanded to
know whether he intended to marry her
When he said no she whipped out the
revolver, according to Myers, and de-
clared he had just half a minute 10 make
up his mind
Before the half-minute had expired.
Myers found door and darting through
ii he hurried down a back stairway
and dashed across the grounds sur
rounding his residence TO ncighbors
house. From there he Jelephoned the
police, who found Miss Gibson in full
possession OF the mansion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-13
BOYS DO GOOD WORK AT
NEW SCHOOL GYMNASIUM

lmbucd with "a spirit OF enthusiasm
more than scventy-fivc boys of the Gran.
itc high school Iaborcd diligently Tuns
day afternoon placing the footnss for The
cement floor In the new gymnasium Tba,
their work was appreciated was demon
strated by the board. who made snSrisJ
visit 70 the new high school building and
took hand in the movement
The girls, too, were on hand al
throughout the day. and ri O'Clock
served tempting lunch for the work.
ers. Following this they divided their
time between the ranks and rnendine and
padding the tosS OF the football hoys
Principal Moss Is we'll pleased with VIA,
has been accomplished.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-13
UNIVERSITY OF BERLIN
H0N0RS NOTED AMERICANS

BERLIN. Oct 1.-THE University OF
Berlin. which is celebrating It's one
hundrcdtlI anniversary TO-DAY, conferred
,he degree OF doctor Of laws on Emperor
William. His majesty was not present.
The university also conferred the fol-
lowing degrees on Americana:
Doctor of IaWs--Associatc Justice Oil
YER Wendell Holmes. United States SUI
prcmc court. and Prof. John William
science at Columbia university.
Doctor OF hilosophy-Presidcnt \. r.
Hadley. Yale.
Doctor OF mcdclpc-Prok Theodore
william Richards OF Harvard.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-13
Verney Wins Race,

NEW MARKET. England: Oc, T.,
The Czsrewitch stakes. handicap =.
"a sovereigns each. with 800 soysrsisn,
added for 3-year-olds and up. dls@'snse @
two miles and q quarter. was won nele
today by Yerney. Admiral Togo III. wa
second and Columbus third, There "e's
nineteen starters, ,oh
The Select stake OF 10 soyerelgns 5.d esv'
for starters with 800 sovereiGnS aouIIgI' M IT.
for 8-ycar- olds and up, was won q. S--;ii n.
z. Whitney's WhislS Broom. Dean .S,,.s SM,s
was second and ST, Crispin third lhIss
horses ran
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-13
DEATH CLAIMS ANOTHER
HIGH SPEED AUTOIST

AMARILLO, Tex, Oct 12,-T. II.
Skacgs OF Decatur. AIa., VAS instantly
1iillcd when the g0-horscpowcr Simplex
ear that he was driving in Il 200 0-Tnile
automobile race turned turtle. AS his
car swept around curve OF the course
one OF the inner wheels was crushed
The car turned completely over pinuins
SkagCs beneath Il. Skaggs had lost two
laps because of tire trouble and was
driving desperately 20 regain the lost
ground.
An hour later. Thomas BcnoiSt ST,
Louis aviator, after making two SUCCESS
ful flights in a Curtiss biplanc, WAS
struck by' the propeller. while adjusting
his engine, and tonight lies In local
hospital in Il critical condition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-13
JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL IS
READY FOR UNIVERSITY

Following an active week on the grid
iron, the Jordan high school football team
Is ready for the conflict Saturday. when
they meet the university freshmen AL
though the Jordans were overwhelmingly
defeated in the game with the Ogden
high. they we're not a bit disheartened.
Coach Dutton has been putting the men
through a series OF new plays and has
also been brushing up on the old ones.
Mark Gardner has fully recovered from
the injuries received and will be seen in
1ile game Saturday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-13
DISCUSSING PROBLEMS
OF CHILD PROTECTION

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1a.-Today's ses-
sion OF rho international Humane CON
gross here WAS devoted exclusively to
rlar features being moving picture
shows and their influence on tho child
and children ard tho thcaior. The lai :
ter subject Included discussion rela ting
To the Influence OF ihcatcrs on children
both on and of stage. Child legislation
relating 10 children on the stage was
thoroughly reviewed by the delegates.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-13
OAKLAND LEAGUE IN
THE LEAD FOR PENNANT

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 12.-By giving
the Oakland club three protested games
which had been lost to Portland. Presi-
dent Graham of the Pacitic Coast base
bali lengue today enabled the Oakland
team TO take the lead from the former
nine in the race for the pennant.
In tho three games in question Portland
PLAYED Gus HetliuE. who had just finished
the season with the Spokane team in the
Northwestern league. According 10 to-
days decision IIetling was ineligible. as
he had not been released by Spokane,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-13
MAKING GOOD USE OF
MANY NEGRO MIGRANTS

SAVANNAH, Ga. Oct, l2.-Over 100
negro loafers and vagrants were rounded
up in Savannah by the police today and
locked up. The purpose of the raid was
10 force the idle negroes 10 so TO work
for themselves or to help put the grand
prize automobile course in condition for
the race next month. Those convicted
viii be sent 10 tho gang tomorrow and
made TO work on the country roads. par
ticularly those which compose the race
course.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-13
NON-RESIDENTS ARE NOT
ALLOWED TO SHOOT DEER

4 warning was Issued Wednesday by
Fred u. Chambers. state fish and game
commissioner. against the shooting of
deer The season opens October Is. and
from then until November 10 ii will be
lawful for persons residing in Utah 10
, shoot the animals. Mr. Chambers said
Wednesday that hunting licenses granted
10 residents can be used In shooting
small game, but not Geer. The prospects
are that many deer will be shot this fall
as they are plentiful in many parts OF
Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-13
TENNIS ENTHUSIASTS
DECIDE TO ORGANIZE

At n meeting or tho tennis enthusiasts s
held Wednesday noon. Miss Laura Poul-
son was elected temporary chairman
About thIrty-iivc people were present,
ncnt society and begin the game not
later than Monday next. During the
summer vacation the varsity courts have
been put into excellent shape
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-13
FLOODS IN JAMAICA
THREATEN MUCH DAMAGE

KINGSTON. Jamaica. Oct. 1s--EIeayv
rains have been falling here since Mon
day and considerable damage has been
done. The fall amounted to nine inches
In the twenty~four hours ending at noon
today The thoroughfarcs arc flooded
and the railway and street car service
interrupted. The telegraph wires are
down between important ceuters
1t is feared that the squalls accompany
ing the rain will have a bad effect on the
banana
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-13
..T. P.n Continues Tour.

WINNIPEG. Man. Oct. 1T r
OConnor departed today for the Pac!Iic
coast. after a successful tour in Canada
III the interests OF the Irish pariamentary
pa rty. He Will speak at Seattle. Tacoma
Portland md Spokane next week. Then
he departs for Chicago and New York
calling from Quebec. November l.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-13
STEAMER BOUND FOR NEW
YORK CARRIES AYIAT0RS

CHERBoURG. Oct 12.-The steamer
'reutonic. which sailed today for New
York. carried the French aviators. An
brun. Simon. Barrier and Sudemars.
Roland Cares sailed today on the
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. All will par
ticipate in the international aviation
tournament at Belmont Park.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-13
H0ARE MAKES RECORD
OF THIRTY-TW0 STROKES

w. V, Hoare. playing II. ", Salisbury
and j.. A, Armstrong at the Country
sord OF 80 which was ono stroke better
than his former record of J3. Ills score
was 1. >. >. !, 5. ?. s. ., 3-32.
Armstrong cquallcd his amateur rec
,rr1 of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-13
HARRISON AND ROSS TO
MEET in BOXING CONTEST

Out OF n list of excellent matches
which Manager Roy Shunway has on
tho string for tho seasons cards of the
Ogden Athletic association it Is now be-
Ing planned 10 hold a boxing contest
between kid" Harrison and kid Ross
Both OF these bows have good records: and
the bout should prove one OF the best
drawing cards OF the season
The contest between Harrison and Ross
VIII probably he held near the first OF
next month, tho exact time having not
yet been definitely decided upon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-13
Smoker at Motor Club.

The regular weekly smoker will he held
at the Motor club In the New Windsor
hotel this Thursday evening Manager
Gum has announced that the feature
of the evening will consist of Two ath-
lctic exhibitions for points. TWO good
men have been selected ana no doubt
both events will be appreciated. An ad-
ditonal bllia rd table is TO be installed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-13
Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. Indepepdent 360
Golden to Arrive Friday.

Contrary to "A previous announcement
II was learned Wednesday night that the
Golden football team would not arrive
until Friday at 80 p. m, when il is
expected the boys VIII go Immediately
To the ''U" to try ont The sodded field
novelty I'm the way of football to the
Colorado bows.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-13
Poultry Men to Meet

A meeting OF the Utah State pon,M: lar.
association Will be held THURSDAY e',I u,o
ing. October 1c. 1910. at O'CLOCK a.. at ai
Commercial club, The public is eo'o''
iy invited 10 attend.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-13
Will Omen Season.

The Bailey Lake Duck club will start
shooting Sunday, October 16. Officials
of the club arc convinced that most of
the ducks have recovered from the mall
ady which postponed the opening Of the
sinnnfinr seq son.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-13
Mon Ciheri Wins.

PAEIS. Oct. 12,-The PriX Targett. run
AT La Tremblay today was won by
Eugen Fischon's Mon Cherl. In the
Prix Vitupere, Frank Gould's lie Remen-
dado finished second
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-13
Leaves for Yale

SEATTLE. Wash. Oct 12.-Walter
Camp. the veteran football coach who
has been touring the west looking over
for New Haven last night, having re-
ceived a telegram saying that his sery-
Ices are needed at once by Yale.
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SALINA CRUZ, Mexico. Oct 12.--Dr.
Jose Madriz who was defeated by Es-
trada in the Nicaraguan revolution. ar
rived here today from Amapaia, Hon
duras, with his wife. He Will go TO
Mexico City to practice law.
GIBRALTAR. Oct, 1.-THE Duchess
of Guiso, sister OF the queen mother Of
Portugal, has arrived here, II is stated
that tho Duke OF Oporto and the queen
dowager. Maria Pia, will accept tie offer
OF Princess Clothilde and take UP their
residence In the castle of Moncaieri, Il
short distance from Turin.
BERLIN, Oct 12,-Emperor William
gave "A farewell audience today 20 Lieu
tenant Commander l.. +. Bclknnp, the re-
tirlng naval attache at the American en-
bassy, who at the same time presented
his successor. Lieutenant Commander +.
4. Trask,
ATHENS. Oct. 12.-The Greek cabinet,
OF which NJ Dragoumis is premier.
signed today. The ministry was formed
on January 81 last.
ST. PETERSBURG. Oct. John
Dickinson. the American secretary OF war.
left today for Paris, The secretary s
visit here was unofficial, He made a
call on General Soullhomnioff. the min
lister of war.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-13
Briefly fOfD

WICHITA. Kan. Oct. 12-W. Z. stan
lev. former governor of Kansas. is Scrt
ously i'll at his home here with in
tcstinal trouble.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-13

ST LOUIS. Oct, 12.-Alfrcd Lc Blanc
I'm his Bleriot monoplanc made flight
of thirteen miles in ten minutes at the
kinoch aviation meet this afternoon
His average speed exceeded scventy-fVe
miles an hour.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-13
Series Closed,
Champions Win.

CHICAGO, Oct. I2.-Tho National
league champions won from 81. Louis To-
day IL 10 ., Albcrts gave eight bases
on balls, besides yielding eleven hits and
making a Wild pitch that scored . run.
r. II. r.,
Chicago Observation-Disclosures. II o
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Eatterles-Overall Richie and Archer;
Alberts and Phelps. Umpircs-Eigler and
o Day.
Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main $500. Independent $50,
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TRIAL OF DR.. CRIPPEN
SET FOR NEXT TUESDAY

LONDON. Oct. 1o,-The grand jury to-
day found true bills against Dr.. IIawley
II Crppeu and Ethel Clare Leneve,
charging the former as the principal and
The Ntier as an accessory after the fact
with the murder OF the Doctors WIFE
whose stage name was Belle Elmore
Lord Justice Averstonc. who will pre-
side. fixed Tuesday as the date for the
opening OF the trial.