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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-08
ONLY THE RICH CAN
AFFORD PORK LOINS

CHICAGO. Sept. Fresh pork loins
were quoted by packers yesterday al is
cents pound, wholesale. which is said
10 be the highest price ever reached In
the history OF the pork packing industry
in Chicago. Retail prices ranged from "A
to 20 cents pound. also establishing new
high records.
Despite the high prices. managers of
me packers branch houses: asserted that
they could not get all the pork loins they
heedcd 10 meet the requirements of con-
sumers. At is cents q pound. fresh nork
IONS are cents higher than they were
ON March IS when live hogs sold on
Lhe Chicago market at $ll20. which was
terday: This disparity in prices was eX-
planned by a wholesale butcher who said
that the scarcity OF light hogs, rather
man their intrinsic value. was RESPONSE
Die Tor the recent big jumps made by
prices of loins.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-08
0CCIDENTALS AND MURRAY
WILL OPEN SANDY PARK

The new Sandy baseball park Will be
formally opened next Saturday when
Murray and the OCcidcntals viii play
The opening game OF the post-scason Sc
RES between these two star teams of the
| tan stale league. The Murray team
Won the pennant in the league leading.
the Occidentals by a single game. of
tho games played between these two
teams the negroes Won a big share.
The rivalry between these two teams
IS so intense that a post-season series Of
five games Will he played to decide which
iS The better. The opening OF that series
viii open Sandy's new baseball park This
little town is baseball wild and the nrob-
abilities are that it, will have a team in
lhc Ul1h State league next year. Sandy
is no" connected with Salt Lake by
street ear ana large crowd will go from
here and from Murray 10 see the game.
Cars viii run from Salt Lake every
thirty minutes to Sandy. That the game
VIII bc close and exciting is almost GER
tain. Murray will use either Hummcl or
il"usser 10 pitch against the negroes,
and the OSies will pitch either Harrison
or Mooney
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-08
R0SEYALE WINS FEATURE
IN EXERCISE GALL0P

ANACONDA, Mont, Sept 7.-Rosevalc
romped In winner by ten lengths In the
Missoula handicap today. The track was
heavy and cold weather cut the attend
ance TO a handful. Results;
First race, four and half furlongs
sclling-Miss Greenwood los (GaugeO,
70 ., won; Great Caesar, liz (Fischcr)
10 .. second: kinfolks, 81 O. Parker)
TO l, third. Time. IS seconds. Prac-
titioner Gertrude G. and Faith McAllis-
ter also ran. Miss Greenwood and Ger
trude G coupled rs keene entry.
Second race, five and n half furlongs
selling-zick Abrams. 100 O.. Parlser),
TO 3. won; Cigar Lighter. 112 O2. SMITH
to l, second. VIII Morris 10G (Fischer),
IL 10 j. third Time, 1,12 90. Mary
Dees. Banlady. Galena Gale and Macall
also ran.
Third race. five and half furlones,
selling-Warfare, 1O3 81. Parker). TO !,
won; Geneva, los (FIscher). TO I. Sec
ond: Aunt Polly, 109 (GaugeD, to I,
third Time. I'LL. New Capital, Ybor
and Philistna also ran.
Fourth race, MissouIa handicap. milo
and seventy yards-Fosevale, lo7 Fisch-
err: 8 to 5. won: Edwin T. Fryer, 116
G.indhorsD, TO /. second: Miles. 109
(Eohurn). to 1. third. Time. Isl. Har-
lem Maid and Ocean Shore also ran.
Fifth race. mile. selling-J. c. Glenn.
lo5 (Coburn)s 1o to l, won; Treasure
Seeker. lo9 (GaugeD, Z to ., second f;
112 (Corey) 10 to 1. third.
OLantern. Sink Springs and Charlie Do
herty also ran
Sixth race. five and half furlongs,
selling-Swede Sam, ll9 (Fscher). s TO l
won; Tillinghast, 119 &C. WIlllams). Q to
J. second Electrowan. ll3 (Dennison).
Maid, Flying. Hannibal Bey and Garter
Light also ran.
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MEADOW 0UTCLASSES
FIELD IN HANDICAP

! OVERLAND PARK, DENVER. Colo.
Sept. Meadow. carrying top weight of
! 125 pounds. outclassed her field In the
/ Rough Riders handicap today and after
| running second 10 the head or the stretch
came away and won salloping from Lo-
mond who easily beat Ocean Queen for
the place.
Results:
First race, five and half furlongs.
selljng-Pio Picos. 10 Molesworth), 2
TO /. won; Hidden Hand, 1IO (Rettig)
even. second; st. Joe. los (N1andcrs) Ia
Wells, Lady Panehita, Preen and La
DeXtra also ran.
SECOND race. six and a half furlongs,
selling Gibson. l0I (RusselD- to /.
won; Fred MulhollaDd. 1lU (Rettig), 3 10
!. second; BarnesdaIe, ia tormes), 3 10
Orelio. Light Knight and Hancock also
Third race, five furlongs. sening-Fore,
100 (Manders), 13 to 10, won: Buck
Thomas. 100 (Singleton). to 5. second;
Gemmel. LOG Pickens). % TO 1, third,
Fourth race. Rough Riders handicap.
seven furIongs-Meadow. j25 iMoles-
WORTH. Z To 10. won; Lomopd. 112 (Ret-
tig), Is TO 3. second Ocean Queen. los
tkederis). S TO |, third. Time. 1;27.
Gene Russell and Lena Leach also ran.
Fifth race. milo, pursc-Orbicuar 107
tsingleton). TO Z, won; Barney Old
field. 1o4 (CavanaugtD. 8 to 1. sccopd
Sea Green. l05 (Manders). 10 TO /. third.
Time. la. Bonnie Prince Charlie also
ran.
Sixth race five furIonss. purse-Cap-
tain Miller 10i CCavanaugh), 9 to l.
Won. Ed Levan. llo (Sineletonl, 6 to 3,
third Time. :ol. Kcifer, ZooI and Ad-
hcrcr also ran.
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LOCALS BREAK
THEIR H00D00
Defeat WellSyilIe in Brilliant
Game by a Score of One
TO Nothing.
CONTEST PROVES DUEL
BETWEEN STAR PITCHERS
Great Work i'm the Box and EX-
ceIlent Support Makes a
Clean Fight.

Special 10 The Tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY. Sept Salt Lake
defeated WeAsvnle here today in tho
most exciting game ever witnessed here
by a score OF / to u. The game was a
pitchers duel throughout between llcus-
ser OF Salt Lake and Morgan of Wells
vile. Only three hits were secured of
Morgan and four off Heusscr. Several
iiihcs during the game a man of one
side or the other reached third base with
no ono out, but the excellent pitching
aud superb support retired tho side will
out score.
salt Lake won the game in the seventh
inning. With ono man out. Settle drove
n long one TO left field. After hard
run Allen got his hands on the ball, but
failed to hold il, Settle reached second
OH the mum and stole third, scoring on
Douovans long ny 10 center field. Both
teams played big league ball in the
field. G. Vaughan. at second base, made
the sensational catch of the day. corral
ling hard line drive of Donovan's with
ono hand.
The ball game was Il big feature Of the
Peach day celebration at Brigham city,
and 5000 people saw The game. Tomorrow
the Salt Lake team goes 10 Garland to
play tho fast team OF that city,
The score.
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Now or never" is the watchword.
Logan Aggies determined 10 beat the
l.. OF l.. this fall. On account CT the
one-year rule which the ''U'' established
by Joining the Rocky mountain confer
cnce with the Colorado schools. the
farmers at Logan expect a sure victory
over the university this fall.
The new rule provides that student,
in order to be eligible to represent the
university In athletics. must have at
tended the school the previous year, and
have completed two-thirds or at least
ten hours of the work for which he was
registered.
Out of last years team The "U'' Will
lose 'Tillie" Oleson captain and tackle,
Jack Loell. fulIback; Milton Love, quar-
terback Rex Shores and Jesse Walker,
ends; Corns. center. and Schweitzer
halfback,
All OF these positions will have to be
filed by men Of last years second or
class team, The Aggies have not
Joined the conference and will play any
and all new students who may enter
school this year.
During the six years Maddox coached
the ~" team the Aggies never so much
as scored against the university.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-08
TAKES HIS LIFE WHEN
CLOTHES ARE STOLEN

KANSAS CITY, Sept T.-Because some
one stole his clothes. man supposed to be
Z. Williamson OF Wilderado. Tex, and
also OF Denver lost his job and because
ne lost his job, he committed suicide bv
taking. arsenic while seated In the union
depot here last night
rms note was found In his pocket:
Someone stole my good clothes money
ana letters. L lost my new job TODAY he
cause did not have any good clothes T
me " ' Aoi give
Inc man had no money In his pockets.
IN a notebook found in pocket were sev
eral references To legal textbooks. Which
Guusea .,.u, ,ne authoritaies to believe the man
was either q law student Or an aiforne,.
He was about % years
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the asse.s
ment OF the tax levied by the CITY conn-
cil OF salt Lake City. Utah, by ordinonno
passed August 20. 1910, upon the nrn,,
cry aouttins upon lots /. and 2 bionrL
10, - and 3. block ii: S. blocI, G. -
olock d and s. block 7, all in nloi !,
l9r the purpose OF constructing yitrisnd
pipe sewers eight (S) inches In dismnier er
upon Doth sfdes OF Second North street
pet"een Center and Ounce streets IN
sewer district No. |. is completed ~
Ihat the board OF equalization and ro
view appointed by the city council ,o-
,hat ,h purpose. viii meet at the Office of OF
.ne city recorder. room 100 citv ana
county building. on Monday. Sentsn,hnn dmu
-, 1910, and continue In session 'rt;I
FRIDAY september 16. 1910. between the
hours OF $3.50 and 1880 p. m, ma ,.I;I
hear and consider any objectiops a,a m,i1
make make correction of any tax which said s.'id
poaIo may deem unequal or unjust '0
lhat during said time, between tho
1 HOURS OF q. IN. and p m. said i;I @
WI WI be open TO public inspection at ti,e
oInce OF The city recorder room 100 cit'
Utah i' Lake CITY,
By order of the city council. dated Son
'' A''V' T. ). RIYES,
sewer extension No 26i.
FIRST and final estimate. roz7
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-08
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM
IN FAST PRACTICE
Two Divisions of Football Can.
didates Given Workouts
Each Afternoon.

The past three afternoons of football
practice at the high school have been
strenuous. The practice is mostly 10
harden the muscles and improve the
wind The squad Is divided into two sec
tions. one for the candidates for tho line.
under Captain Bill Yates. and the other
under Tommy Fitzpatrick for the back
field men Both sections work separately
and the boys are kept continually on the
move. At the present rate the majority
of the boys Will be ready for the regular
team practice within a week Several
new candidates are showing up well and
the selections for the teams Will soon be
made.
Captain Yaies announced Wednesday
that the training rules had gone into
effect and that the boys had 10 live up
TO the regulations, These rules will make
place on Tho squad worth working for
and when the season opens The players
VIII be able 10 travel as fast at the
close Of the game as during the opening
quarter
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Salt Lake Team Wins
Several Challenges for Champion
ship Matches Indicate Approach
Of Wrestling Season
SEVERAL WRESTLERS
AFTER MIKE YOKEL
Mat Artists Seek WeIterwejght
LaurelS as a Start for the
Fall Season.

| That the wrestling season is imminent
is evidenced by the number OF challenges
I for wrestling matches received from
former champions and champions
for matches in Salt Lake within the near
future Most Of the challenges are di-
rectcd against Mike Golkcl. the world s
welterweight champion. who Is expected
TO meet number of asplrants for the
championship In Salt Lake this win
ter.
The leading challenger for YokeIs title
Is AXcl Swanson OF New York. who is
very keen for Al match with follcl
Swanson was welterweIght champion
from 1904 to 1906. He won the title from
Harvey Parker and lost it 10 Al Acker-
man, whom Yokel defeated for the
championship Swanson won the Po-
lice Gazette medal by beating all com
tcrwcight medal. He threw Eddie O'Con-
nell OF Portland twice in forty minutes
and lost his match 10 Al Ackerman after
TWO hours and forty-ciGht minutes of
wrestling. lie appears 10 he the best
qualified OF amy American wrestler 10
meet YcIel for tho title
Others who are seeking matches with
Yokcl are Eddie O'Conncll of Portland
and Al Alderman of Lima. o. each OF
whom is after return pout. YOUNG
llackcnSchmidt. a coast wrestler of some
repute. is also after Gokcl. However
liackcnschmdt seems unwilling 10 show
his class by wrestling any one except
Yolecl Danny Keith, the little Salt Lake
fireman. is after Hackcnschmidt and Of
fcrS to wrcstlc him under ans cond-
tions llackcnschmidt may name. He will
give him just as big side bet as he
wishes.
Jack Donovan is another local man
after Hackcnschmidl, Grc agrees 10
throw the newcomer five times in half
an hour or to throw Tlackcnschmidt
three times and his manager three times
In thirty minutes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-08
AMERICANS AND FOREIGNERS
II BIG AUTOMOBILE RACE

I&DlANAPOLIS. Ind. Sept. off
,iais of the Indianapolis motor speed
~a! today announced plans for m auto
mobile race, To be run May p 1911. in
which American cars viii bc pittca
against the best of Europe for :, purse Of
s25. 100 The contest. as announccd viii
bo for 500 miles. and is To be known as
the Indianapolis motor speedway 500-miIe
!nlerna tional sweepstakes.
The purse offered Is double any in the
history OF motor racing and is divided
!nto ten parts. the driver winning first
will hc awarded $4,000 tho largest prizc
eF"r offered q motor race winner; sec
driver finishing tenth In addition "A
trophy will be given for each position.
Entries viii he limited 10 cars show
ing Il record OF at least seventy miles an
hour. The cars must be under 500 cubic
inches displacement and weigh at least
100 pounds. American Automobile asso-
2lation rules will govern
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-08
F ||!A[S IN TENNIS
DOUBLES ARE PLAYED
Mrs. Keith and Miss Hutchinson
Win Championship After
Hard Match.

The finals of the woman's doubles al
the Country club yesterday places Mrs.
keith and Miss Hutchinson at the head
OF the Women's doubles team as Inter
mountain champions for the year 1910.
In one Of the best played matches OF
inc tournament they defeated Miss VIII
Hams and Miss Thorne. 1-6, &C., Ca
The winning team played in great form
and proved conclusiyely to the tennis
enthusiasts present that they arc ono
OF the strongest womens double teams
that ever played together In the CITY.
The work OF Miss Hutchinson was espe-
cially strong
This afternoon the semi finals in the
singles Will be played. Both matches are
scheduled for o'clock. Mrs. Keith meets
Miss Hutchinson and Mrs. Judge meets
Miss Thome.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-08
AMERICA WILL HONOR
PRINCE FROM CHINA

:, WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.-Prince Tsa
III, ddsuh; the head OF the Chinese nava
establishment. viii be given a rousins
reception at San Francisco upon his ar.
FIN liVai there on the steamer Manchuria
on September 16 W. AZ
me navy department today ordered
rear Admiral Phelps and lieutenant
CCottnmander !. V. Giles To meet The
Chinesc prince and his suite and to ex
tend to them the usual courtesies thai
are gwen great foreign potentate.
aomirai Phelps is now at San Fran
CISCO and Lieutenant Commander CiIJes
rs attached TO the battleship Michiran
Which rs engaged In target practice al
lhe southern drill grounds
Inc Two naval officers are expected
co 20 accompany the prince around the
country The war department will nc
cord the prince signal honors The rovaJ
salute OF twenty-one guns win be fired
upon the princes arrival at San Fran
cisco n luncheon will he rendered him
AZ west Point on September -, and a
speclai cavalry drill VIII be given I'm his
September 27,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-08
JOE BOY AND BIZA
WIN RACES AT HARTFORD

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. I'm the
grand circuit races ar Charter Oak park
today the 2:I2 pace and the 2l4 troi
were won, respectively, by Joe Bow and
Biza. each in straight heats.
The PIP pace. with only three starters
was easy for Joe Boy. Mike Wilcox talS-
ing second money and Dr. Fox third
The racing committee has decided upon
the following programme for Thursday,
80 trot. 2:09 Charter Oak $40 900
stake. 20? pace and 2:11 trot
Summaries:
2:14 trot, purse s1o0o-Bizo won In tvo
straight heats Time. 2112, 2:l0a. Bor-
Waldo. second Olive f, third
2:l2 pace. purse $1o00-Joe Boy won In
pin Mike Wilcox, second; DR.. Fox
third. 'A'
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.E|VC[|SH|MA|N Mil
THRILLING h
Sails to the Boston Il,
Returns in COntes,
$4,000 Prize,

BOSTON. Sept. i-o,
Claude Graham White NJ nH
out to Boston light and s4s
today In his Bleriot rnono,,' 'e'E
competitor for the Bos,n ars
The blue ribbon event 1h nv slll
Boston aero meet at AlIa,,MIs IL Us
The course was ono n9c
miles, consisting of two VI Y
miles each straight down ti,p,
the light and return ,bm. 'ne
turns on the course n nVn
mileage. " make
Tie Englishman cst,,,,;..
80 mlnuts ! So secnnGa secGsn1 4
bettered before the nc. Fni1
tuesday night. will sive %
prize, e"e Mn
Next to the flight To tho n
interest centered durInr t,e ~. -
the lofty climbs OF III Ior sl:
Brookins OF The Wrjphyo1nnt'|
White, who went after liz, =
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ASSOCIATION DECLJNEs
TO ALLOW 0LDFIEIn'

NEW YORK. Sept. tn.
tom3pile record for one. e.mJls
track. is still held by Ra,mh ;
who made ii III 50 As yM sec,, !
tember IL, 1909. at Minns,n.1'
a Flat car.
Although several split.ssc.,,
caught Barney Oldfiad's tima
seconds in his first trial lac, I,
the Brighton Beach track for I
ord and at 40 A. seconds H.
tempt, the contest board Of h
can Automobile associstjon
today that II would not ala
because it Is their rule tha. /.
one mile and under and un !.
must he timed by an automnls,
or mechanical device,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-08
ST. LEGER STAKES ARE
WON BY SWYNFORD

DoNCASTER. England. Sept THE
ST. Lcger stakes OF $500 soyereigns for
entire colts and hIlies foaIcd In 1907. dis
tance about one mile, six furlongs and
l35 yards, was run here today and won
by Lord Derby's Swynford. Bronzino
was second and Lcmbcrg, ridden by
Danny Mahcr. was third. Eleven started
The Tat,ersall sale stakes OF 500 SOW
ereisns, for colts and geldings, distance
seven furlongs. was won by H. p Whit
neys Dame D'Ore colt. Tulliardine was
second and The Bird Of Marc: colt third
Seven started.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-08
GENE MGOVERN IS AFTER
C0NQUER0R OF SINCLAIR
Snecial TO The Tribune


OGDEN, Sept. 7.-Ciene McGovern, the
bantam scrapper who knocked out Frank
Harden in the first round at Pocatello,
Labor day, arrived in Ogden today, brim-
ming over with desire TO sign up with
Jimmie Reagan for q twenty-round 20 at
the fair grounds September 90 Mc(;ov-
ern is pocket edition of Battling Nelson.
bic Dane" according to those who have
seen him In action, Roy Shumway said
today that the match can probably~-b
arranged as soon as an agreement can
De reached as TO terms, Reagan Is any-
iouS TO meet McGovern
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-08
AMERICAN AVIATOR FiI
TO MAKE TRIP N

PARIS, Sept, T.-Wcymapu
lean aviator, started just bsfoT
day In an attempt 10 win A
Michclin prize of $50 900 Offer
first aviator who, with a pass,,
in six hours from Paris 10 4
Puy dc Dome. after circlinr A
Of the cathedral at Clernonl j
At h:i5 o'clock. THIRTEEN NH
fore the expiration Of tho sIr
lowed him In which 10 aeo,r
flight. ii WAS learned here d
mann had descended at st Ind
the southern part OF NevIcne 4
ing covered u little mora lhln
trip planned.
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CARDINAL VANNUTELLI
APPRECIATES WELCOME

MONTREAL. Sept. 7.-Cardjn,, v,,,
nuIclli OF Rome has been profound,,. ir,
pressed by the eXtraordinar,, o,,,,,,.t-
manifested by visitors TO the E,uchoriStIn
congress here. The cardinal fodav rc.
Hucsled the Associated Press 10 maILo
known his appreciation. W MAKE
Il am almost overcome bv tho 49,.
,n uon and loyalty of the Catholics WHO
nave assembled here" lie said. and have ave
noted ,he cordial attitude of those who
are not OF our faith, Say for me thar
l l, snail not fail to make this known "i,, an
The Holy Father" '"" W
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Moran After Wolrast

NEW YORK. Sept. 7.-Owen Moran.
the English lightweight, who has Just
returned TO New York after his ten
round, no-deCision affair with Frank
Burns In San Francisco. has issued ii
challenge TO Ad Wolgast II tho cbal-
)enEc is accepted ii probably Will be
Woleasts last fight. as he has announced
his intention Of retiring permanently from
the ring In October
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FLIGHT WITH NATURAI|
GAS PROVES SUCCD

TOPEKA, Kan. Sept. III.
we'll of st. Louis. accompanisd
Cole and w j. Leighty Of
landed safely In the Pottavli
dian reservation. near Mayed
miles north OF Topeka. They n
air two hours. This is the a
made by the use Of natural q
experiment is considered by
nauts as entirely successful I
ing was made at G;25 o'clocs I
ing near the large dance hor
reservation, and the Indians Va
panic-stricken at the appearant
big gas bag. y number Of ,is
We're finally reassured and hel
the balloon to a place OF sal'
the tree top where u landed
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Gaynor Not Talking.

NEW YORK, Sept. 7,-Mavor c,,,or
today refused to discuss for publication
report recently printed In q New York
morning newspaper that he is a dre
nomination for governor OF this state
t, out the New York World will unotc
nim tomorrow as denying authoritatiSeiv
the truth OF such report. e'S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-08
BICYCLE INDUSTRY IS
SAID TO BE LOSING OUT

WASHINGTON, Sept. T.
Bicycling us IL pnstimo is rap
idly decreasing in popularity
abroad as well as in this coun-
try. Government statistics
show tremendous falling cff in
exports of bicycles from the
United States, Explanation of
the decrease is found in the
fact, it is said. that bicycles are
now used chiefly for business.
When bicycles were at the
zenith of their popularity in
1897 they were exported to the
value of $7,005,3 1923. In 1900
The exports decreased to $500
l49. In the last fiscal year bi
cycles exported aggregated only
$620,160, The greater share of
them went to the United King
dom. In Japan local manufac.
turers are largely supplying the
demand for bicycles.
=
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-08
SEATTLE, Sent. 7.-Score
KE0GH LEADS In POOL
CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES

NEW YORK. Sept. 7.-Jerome Keosh
of Rochester. present pool champion, won
tonishts block of 200 points-the second
played In the 600point game for the
worlds champlonshlp-from Thomas
llueston of ST. Louis. the challenger.
Tonishts score was keoSh 239, IIucston
play keogh Io5 10 Hueston's 32S Keoeh
made the high run Of trc evening, ~
Hueston's best effort ncttcd MIN Is balls
The final block will be played tomorrow
night
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FRANCE GETTING AHEAD
OF GERMANY IN RACE

bEKliN. Sept, THE report received
mere mat France Will have seventy-fjye
aseronIancs at The disposal of It's army
much attention in Germany. Even thc
socialist newspaper Foerwacrts now aI
!v,ocates The introduction OF aeroplanes IN
the German army. ''sS III
Ihe military authorities TODAY an
hounccd conditional offer of Ssobn az
p prize TO bc awarded at the national
mH,aiion ,,',ii competition at Johannisfahl,
elusive W ~ III
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MINOR BASEBALLLEAGIJES
American Association

At Mllwaukec-St Paul. T; Milwau-
kee, 2. Ten innings.
AT Kansas City-Minneapolis, 12; KAN
sas City, 7.
At Observation-Disclosures I: To!e-
do, 2.
AT Louisvillc-Columbus 4; Louis
Vile, 2.