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Results ut Anaconda

Anaconda. Mont. sept. Charlie
Doherty romped home winner by three
lengths in the feature race az the
opening day. Results:
First race. six furlongs.--slec-
trowan, 1913. (Selden), to /. won:
Cesser. los. (coburn), s to 5, second
Beulah Lee, 100, (Nan Dusen). 20 to 1,
third Time-1:16. Minnie. Lee Harri-
son II. Bay Garter, Lillian Ray and
Consplrator also ran
Second race, six urlongs.-David
Warfield. 109. CCoreT). to l. won,
Tremsrgo, lie, (CoburR)- : to 5. sec
ond; Zoe Young, 100. CNan Dusen). 3
Galene Gale. Ben stone and Grace G..
also ran.
Third race. five furlOngs. selling
Hannah Louise. 112. (Selden). to 10.
won: Thomas Calhoun. 1f5. (Coburnl.
s to 5. second: Platoon. IL. (F'ischerl-
Is to I. third Time-1:0l 2-5- Quick
Trip. Bin Mayhsm and AlaNie also ran
Fourth race. mile. sellinE.-Charlie
Doherty. ia. &c. SMITH. to I. won;
Tom Reid. los. (Nan Dusenl. s 90 /
second: Convent Belle. 101. (Selden).
to 2 third Time-1:f2. Jack OLan-
tern. Mike Jordan, Livius and Tavora
also ran.
Ban. 102. CE. SMITH. s TO 5, won; Dave
Weber. 1O1. (Seiden), to ., second
/ Patriotic. 1O4. "a. Nelson. . TO ?, third
/ Time-1:f2 3-5. Orilene. J. G. elem
Harka and Buda Pest also ran.
/ Sixth race. five and one-half fur
LONGS. selling-Nyanza. los. Oind
horstD. 20 30 I. won: Ramon Corona
1O9. (Fischer). to 2. second: Gramercy
los. (CaIlahan). : TO 1. third. Time
I1.Os 3-5. Geneva, Flying. Soma
Zoroaster. Warfare and Buckalucks!
also ran.
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SPEEDWAY RACES START
AT INDIANAPOLIS TODAY

Indianapolis. Sept. with the race
course in perfect condition. and twenty
five pilots and thitty-five racing cars
on edge. the Indiana polls Motor Speed
way Will begin its closing meet OF the
year tomorrow afternoon.
The prizes and trophies are worth
about $4,000. There are eleven even g
on tomorrow's program. including two
lO0-mile races. The big race Of the
day will be the 10O-mile free-for-aU for
American and foreign cars. The win
ner of-this event viii receive a $1,000
cash prize. Five hundred dollars viii
be given for the second i'm the race.
5000 for third. 5000 for the fourth.
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Even before the fire" said Mr.. Con
dron. Eve decided to- abandon the rae
fnE plant az Bucna Vista. because we
had been burnt out by the city council
several weeks before the loss OF the
Eraudst1nd. 7 held n lease and option
OF purchase on the ground. and the
Utah Jockey club had planned TO inn
prove Buena Vista until 50 was one Of
the finest racing plants en- the west.
The action OF the city council. how
ever. has made 40 impossible Co conduct
racinE iu salt Lake city. and the Utah
Jockey club viii never foster another
racinr meeting inside the city limits.
Wn believe the people want thor
ournhred racing. and we plan to give
IS Co them. but the race track viii not
be- inside the city limits OF salt Lake"
Aside from the grandetand. the 400
stalls and other track fixtures were not
moEcd hy the fire. and they viii re-
vert 20 the owners Of the property.
More than $4,000 was expended IN
building The racing plant. and 90 will
not hc without much regret from the
lovers Of The racing game that the old
track VIII no longer see the fine racing
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OF 1909 and 1910. and as far back as 1890.
when the track was first built.
As an evidence Of hard luck, e was
learned yesterday that $4,000 insur-
ancc had been carried on the grand
stand by a policy which expired on
August 29-just two days before the
destruction Of the stand Because
the race meeting was over. the insur-
ancc had been allowed to lapse. and
the $4,000 is lost by margin of two
days
No clew TO the origin OF the fire was
presented yesterday. but il Is now be-
licvcd that tramps set fire to the
building CareleSsly. Because Of the
many empty stalls. trGmps have found
warm beds after long walks on the
railroad. and they have been there
nightly. in spite Of the efforts Of the
night Waterman. ft is believed that
one Of the tramps threw n lighted
match into some paper or other nate
rial and then disappeared when he
found that the blaze had gone beyond
his control.
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FINALS ARE
REACHED TODAY
Women'S Play in lntermountain
Tennis Is Best Seen
in Years.

The women's tournament at the Coun-
try club. with the games scheduled for
this afternoon. reaches the semi-finals
in both the singles and doubles, with
the finals coming on Monday. Not a
single game was defaulted yesterday,
all the players being on hand and
playing their matches to a finish with
many spirited contests.
one OF the best matches Of the day
was the doubles in which Miss VIII
liams and Miss Thorne defeated Mrs
Judge and Mrs. Clendenning. The lat
ter team played last and hard tennis.
and during the last set won a serve
from Miss Williams. The team work
OF Miss Williams and Miss Thorne.
however. won the match for them. The
cross court smashing OF Miss Th5rne
in this match was one Of the Tea
lures.
Miss Houston won a hard set from
Miss King, playing the full three sets,
while Miss Hutchinson had an easier
victory over Miss Walker
The schedule for this afternoon brings
a number Of good matches to the front
in which IL is hard to pick a winner.
Play viii commence promptly at
o'clock.
singles-Miss Hutchinson defeated
Miss Walker. 81. 6-l. Miss Houston
defeated Miss King, 2-6. 81. 6-3. Mrs.
Keith defeated Miss Hutchinson, 81.
60.
Doubles-Mrs. Keith and Miss Hutch
inson defeated Mrs. stone and Mrs.
Roberts. So 6-1. Miss ThOrne and
Miss Williams defeated Mrs. Judge and
Mrs. Glendenning. SIS. SIS
saturdays Schedule
4 y. rn.-Singles- Mrs. Judge vs.. Mrs
Roberts: Mrs. Giendenning VS. Mrs.
Stone.
y. m.-Miss Thorne VS.. Mrs. Gala
han
D. m-Doubles: Miss King and
partner vs.. Miss Houston and part
ner. Mrs. Keith and Miss Hutchinson
VS.. Mrs. Thompson and Miss Walker.
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0LDFlELD AND ROBERTSON
IN MATCH Race TODAY

New York. Sept An automobile
speed carnival which will omen at the
Brighton Beach motordrone tomorrow
afternoon and continue Monday. will
include barney Oldfield's first racing
appearance ia the New York district
In five years and in the meet he and
Robertson. twice van0uishcr OF Dc Pal-
ma. will settle the title to the track
championship Of America u viii De
their first meeting on a race course.
The chief event tomorrow viii be
"a onc-hour race. which viii be re-
pcated on Monday. In these contests
Oidfield viii drive his Knox six
Robertson viii pilot n Simplex so"
Labor Day celebration WANDA
MERE
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Three years ago Simpson won the
amateur championship or Scotland. and
the match today was a triumph for the
young American golfer. who is conceded
20 have n fire chance OF winning the
nali0n1i amateur event nc Boston.
Evans victory Melted him the cham
piOuThfr golden medal and 5000. which
he viii have 20 receive in plate. He
also won $50 iu plate for low score IN
Che qualifying round. Simpson received
500. and the Ecmi-finalist. Andrew
Christie of Rochester. y. Y. and ID. T..
sawyer. the Wheaton amateur. each
got $50.
Evans and Simpson played mediocre
Eoif iu the morning. the amateur TAX
frr ~ and the profess iouIl So. the for
MGR havi1g n lead OF up az the noon
recess.
Followed by she biggest gallery that
ever has witnessed n western open
final. the men played IN championship
form In the afternoon. Evans missed
putt on the first green. and that was
the only hole simpson was able 60 win
fu the first nine.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
National League


Cincinnati. Sept. Cincinnati de-
featcd PIttsburE IL an exciting game
here today. 60 .. Cincinnati pulled
off a triple play in the sixth inning
when. with FLYNN on second and Wilson
oa first. Gibson flied 90 HChlitZelL
HobhtzcE threw TO EEan. who was COW
ering first. retiring Wilson. and Egan
relaycd to Mcmillan at second. retiring
Flynn Score; =. H. T..
Pittsburg .....-............c I
Cincinnati Observation-Disclosures. ?
Batteries-White. Lever and Gibson:
Rowan and Mclean. UmDires-Riuler
and Emslie.
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One heat OF the big match between
Jackie Clarke and liver Lawson had
been run and Clarke. greeted al.
around the track by friendly cries %.
oh. you married man." had won
fighting off a great challenge by Law
son to win by a half-wheel length az
the tape.
Monday night the race will I've con-
tinued. with Clarke having the first
heat to his credit che races completed
last night viii stand as official i'm the
point tables and the others will DO
held as upon the card last night.
The card last night had warmed tho
fans uD to fine pitch OF excitement.
In the Lawson-Clarke match. Clarke
started from the tape ta<inE the lead.
Clarke. still i'm the lead coming into
the sixth lap. jumped. For a lap and
a half he sprinted. Lawson concerning
himself with hanging on 90 his rear
wheel.
Lawson made his effor. TO round 70
the front with half-lap TO so and
was gradually forcing his front wheel
TO even terms when the two flashed
across the tape. Clarke still leading.
but by scant haf-lenEth.
Clarkes victory was greeted by a
big hand. although many Of Lawson's
hackers were firm I'm their opinion that
the next heat would see the positions
reversed at the finish. Monday night
Lawson has to win the second and
third heats TO win the match. with
Clarke needing but one heat to win.
Major Taylor. the colOred champion.
made his debut in the half-mile oren
and when he won his heat. and in inn
pressive style. rounding from behind
and staving off hard rush by Cars
/ lake and Downing after setting thu
pace for two laps. he was npplauded
lby all. In the final however. tho
Major was switched off the back end
Of the bunch just az the sprint started
and had no chanca- Walker. pulled hv
| Downing for half the distance. won.
easily dispoSing Of his contonde-s uhcn
/ turned loose
The two-mile lap handicap annateur
/ brought out a fight FOR laps between
little Meredith and Maci1e. the two
/ limit men. that finally had everyone
/ on his feet cheering for the pluclSv
fight made by Meredith in fighting
I off his larger opponent for the first
seven laps.
Cupid Huey. riding from scratch. had
an easy time taking down first place.
riding good race all the way and
finishing strong.
| Colvin and Mayer put up "a pretty
ride I'm the match pursuit. Colvin over
hauling his man after three and three
quarter miles Mayer led for the first
mile. but after that Colvin was stronger
and gradually ate up the distance. The
race was ridden in the first fall OF
rain. but the fans waited until the
finish before leaving the saucer In
the one-mile handicap Monday Gordon
/ Walker and Major Taylor viii start
] from scratch and a big feature card
is promised for the seasons windup.
The Summary.
/ Half-mile open. professional-yVallS
l-.5e.
Two-mHe lap handicap amateur
Huey 1scratch), RodberE $3.50, wilkins
| 45). Time-f:21 2-5.
First heat Lawson-ClarIe match
race, one mile--Clarke first Time
Colvin-Mayer pursuit-colvin first.
Distance-3 miles laps. Time
IS:29 is.
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A Plight Ar LAST.

Buffalo. Sept. Mike CTwin) Sui
livan Of Boston and Paddy LAWN OF
Buffalo boxed ten fast rounds here
last night. There was no decision. the
men being on their feet at the end Of
the bout. Sullivan scored a knock
down in the first round. LAWN remain
ing on the mat for a count OF eight
when the gong sounded. Sullivan tried
hard for a knockout in the tenth, but
failed
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COLORADO TENNIS,

Denver. Colo. Sept. Clarence r.
Dodge of Colorado Strings won the
state championship in singles in the
tennis tournament today. defeating
Don Harker of Denver. 60. 6-1. Ga.
The state doubles championship will be
PLAYED tomorrow.
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At walkers field salt Lake ana inc
accidental meet az sac p. TN Tenant
and sweeney viii be the local battery
,ytu. Mooney and Langley viii work
Tor the Occidentals. Manager Black
saws hc viii take no chances on losing
40 salt Lake. a curious feature or tie
league race beinE that salt Lax louf
-.f-f,rf.s were am scored against the
Credentials.
a. Murray Uad Gimiiu and his oEd
Crow will mako their bid 20 Dust tne
g--ffs~fn1s from second place uy oc-
fratinr MURRAY. hed Ton WI -. -,
Cor OGDEN and McCrcery FOR MurraN-
with Scott laid up. Manager Margetts
x-ut piarc Mann behind the bat AS
Tangford. OF Tire OCCidcutals. Is also
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HARRY LEWIS PUTS UP
VERY TAME EXHIBITION

New York. Sept 1T was a tame
exhibition that Harry Lewis. who
claims the welterweight championship.
and Harry Mansfield Of England gave
here tonight. On points the popular
decision goes to Lewis
Neither man was i'm danger Of a
knockout in any Of the ten rounds.
Lewis. the aggressor. landed on the boy
repeatedly. but did no serious damage.
Mansfield relied almost solely on de-
fensive tactics.
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ALLEN HAS THE CLASS.

Montreal. Sept. Billy Allen Of OF
tawa outclassed De la Lasso Of New
Bedford Mass. I'm their fight here last
night The latter's right arm was
broken in the fourth round. leaving
him practically helpless The fight con
tinued until the seventh round. when
the police stopped it.
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SOCCER PRACTICE.

Secretary Ansell OF the salt Lake
Soccer Football association issues the
following call.
The salt Lake soccer football team
will meet for practice Saturday after
noon at s o'clock on the Eighteenth
Ward square. corner Of A street and
First avenue
"All members Of last years team
and those trying out for positions on
this years team are urged 70 be on
hand at this practice. as we meet the
new ogden team at the Lagoon on La
Dor day and a hard game Is expected"
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on six successive greens, the profess
sional took only one putt. but SO fine
was Evans short game that these puts
only nctted the La Grange player
halves. Evans took the seventh hole
4l5 rards-in 81. making two perfect
shots and an eight-foot putt. q ten
foot putt on the ninth green gave
Evans that hole 81. and he was 4 up
AZ the nty-seventh hole. a two AT
the twelfth and "a three at the thir-
tceuth gave Evans the match and ..
Evans was ? up on Simpson az the
end Of the morning round. Cards:
Evans. Quito. in. 30. simpson. out.
a.. ga. IS.
Afternoon Cards
Evans. outs = 3 SIS.
simpson. out 4 8 3444 81
Evans. in--3 5 2 3 6 s 2-37-72.
Simpson. fu-2 3 s 3 2-37-7f.
James Barnes Of Spokane defeated
Jack Morton or Peoria. Ill. I up IN the
36-hOlc final or the consolation flight.
Morton was I up I'm the morning. but
the Spokane man shot "a IN the after
noon TO IS by his opponent
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out Of commission with n split finger.
Murray and the Occidentals have an
even break on losing men.
AZ both parks there will be baseball n
and the fanHZre going TO turn out
sunday salt Lake and the Credentials
play at Walkers field. with Murray
going TO ogden Monday salt Lake
goes 20 ogden and Murray and The Oc-
cidentaIs meet az Walker.s field.
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BENEFIT GAME TO BE
PLAYED AT WALKERS

Sunday morning at 10 o'clock at
Walkers field. benefit baseball game
for the Retail Clerks association viii
be played between the Retail Clerks
and Poplar Grove mines. As both teams
claim the amateur championship Of the
county. a gOOd-sized crowd should be
on hand to see the contest. An adj
mission price OF ten cents will be
charged for the game. The lineup:
POPLAR Grove CLERKS
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What's What in Sports
All the Time
Rain CAUSES DISAPPOINTMENT OF
BIKE RACES Until LABOR DAY


a
be mall
ne o The rain check ISSUES las
night wi be
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GIVEN POOR SUPPORT.

Cleveland. sept. Cleveland defeat
ed st. Louis. 6 TO 5. Hall was more
effective and with perfect support
would have held Cleveland TO two
runs. Score: r. IT. T..
Cleveland b.. ............6 IL 2
-. LNulS ..-........ ...........-9
Batteries-Mitchell and Adams: Hall
and Crisp, Ilillifer
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All hope for the recovery or
Jack Hume. the bicycle rider. sur
fering with COnCussiOn OF the
brain. has been given up by HIS
physicians Yesterday Hume was
noticeably weaker and 60 IS now
just a question OF days as TO how
long he VIII live.
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pbuadelphia. Sept. PHILADELPHIA
defeated New York today in tvo games
Docin acted as q pinch hitter ln the
ninth inning OF the first game. and his
single CNlve in the wiuuihg run. while
IN the second game. which went eleven
First game r. II. =.
New York acknowledgements. e =
Philadelphia ....-...-...---.. 10 o
BatteGies-Wiltse and Meyers; Ewing
nan.
Second game r. II. +.
New York Observation-Disclosures. II p
Philadelphia ................ . /
BattcrieS-DruiCkc and Meyers.
Schlci. Moron and Jackliisch EMPIRES
Brennan and O'Day.
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New York. sept. Z.-The New York
Americans made five runs IN the
eighth inning and thus beat Boston.
IS 10 >. The winning tally was scored
by Cree or wild pitch. Score:
r. IT. +.
Boston ........ ....-..-.....5 6 o
New York ...........-......6 I
Batterics--Cicottc. Wood. Hall and
Kleinow. Vaughn. Quinn and Crigcr.
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N What What
Chick evans FIRST AMATEUR
TO WIN open GOLF PLAY TITLE

OF
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American Association

At Indianapolis-Milw 10; In
dianapoiis, ..
At Columbus-Kansas City. l; CO.
lumbus, .,
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Afternoon Cards.
BUENA VISTA RACE TRACK
ABANDONED BY JOCKEY CLUB

vistaa Site OF n al
b tho Ia
rebuild
the and. an caste synd
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Portland. ore. sept. 2.-Pitcher e
Gregg OF the Portland team ~ tn"
Vncifir Coast league. according 20
T-lnnIrs Van WaItrcn and local au-
fn0ritfag. established worlds
record in Che game today with
los Angeles in striking out eight
mon la rucccssi0u with n total of
fourteen strike-outs I'm nO-hit.
uo-ruu game.
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Coast League

Los Angeles. Sept. 2.-score:
r.. II. +.
vernon sssssssW
San Francisco ..............
Batteries-Carson and Hogan: Miller
and Williams.
Portland. Sept. Score: r. H. Z.
Portland .... ...-..........2 . o
Los Angeles ...-.-----......0 o I
Batteries-Grcgg and Murray; Cas-
Teton and II. Smith.
san Francisco. Sept. Score:
II. II. e
oakland -................ Q
sacramento zee. ............O
Batteries - Lively and Thomas:
Nourse and Spiesman.
Special card OF events WANDAMERE
MOtordrome Labor Day, Monday. 9Th.
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TWO FoR NJ nnnCERs.

Boston. Sept c.-Brool.lvn won two
games from Boston today, to 2, and
s TO o. Scores:
First game r Il T.
Brooklyn ............S e
Boston ------..- 3
Batterics-Rucker, Dcssau and Ber-
gen. q. Miller. MattcTn and Eariden.
Umpires-TNlcm and Kane.
Second game r. r. +.
ErookiFn ........ Gee 10
B1tteries-Knctzcr and 4. Miller.
Brown. Burke and Rariden. Smith.
UmpirCs-klcm and Kane.
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Western League

At Denver-Denver. 70; St. Joseph, 4
No other games scheduled.
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Detroit. Sept Detroit easily de-
feated Chicago here today. 20 ,. Al
though the visitors lift Mullin hard.
r. n. +.
chicago ........ ........ -.3 II
Battpries-Mullin and Schmidt
Lange and Payne.
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American League
ATHLETICS TAKE TWO.

Washington. Sept. philadelphia
captured both games Of today's double
header from Washington by the scores
OF to I and to 1. Scores.
First game r. II. +.
Washington ..-. ....-......1 %
fhiladelphia -............5 10 o
Battcrics-Wallscr. Rcisling and
BrcCkendCrf. Ainsmith: COOmbs and
Lapp
Second game r. IT. T..
Washington ........ ...1 ,
Philadelphia ..... .......2 0
Called seventh. darkness.
Eatteries-Gray and Alnsmith, Nor
gan and Livingstone.
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BASEBALL TODAY
- Walher.s lleld salt L2le and the oeedentals

rrav and
viii OF
a incl bu
q will make a effort
QUIT post
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-01
JEFFERSON LEAGUE FORMED

There was a meeting OF the Jeffer
son State League at the Peoples
Presbyterian church Monday night.
The officers are as follows:
w. S. Evans was elected president
of the league; William Hill vice pres
ident, and King Hayes secretary. The
following committees were named:
Executive-C. W. Buf0rd, Eli Burreil,
William Hill, Eugene Andrews. S. H.
Tarbet, Howard Troutman, King H.
Hayes. Campaign-Elmer Anderson,
W. F. Landers, John Kirt!ey, S. P. H.
Watson, J. L. Butler. Ward commit
teemen-W F. Landers, Ward s; Rob
ert Ray, Ward 10; William Hill. Ward
IA; c. W Buford. Ward 10: A. T.
Cum, Ward 5; W. S Evans. Ward =:
w. T. Fields. Ward g.
The most important act of the meet
ing outside of the routine business
was the endorsement of DR.. W. A.
Jones. who was recommended to the
Citizens third party movement as
proper nominee on the legislative
ticket. 1t is the intention of the league
TO participate largely in this cam
paign. The league is reported as in
tending TO support Democratic canol-
dates in the state and county.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-01

ofed vote is not cast and is the refore
negligible. A fifty per cent. vote or
even a seyenty-fye per cent vote
loses much OF its efficiency because
the knowledge is general that large
per cent. Of us still have no il terest
in elections and stay at home.
Similar negligence in whites is not
noticed. But in Negroes it fuI nishes
the excuse for stripping them c < their
Just representation and favorab con-
sideration. II is the forerunner Of dis
tranchisement
We submit II to the intellist nee OF
our readers that there is no reason
Thy white men who vote and no run
politics should distribute the favors
they earn among a class who ontrib-
ute indiderently TO the genera result
The eaItor Of the Statesman speaks
with personal knowledge Of tn effect
OF this class OF conduct on U; right
here in Denver Therefore, " lille We
cannot guarantee the good res ults of
steady voting by all OF us. we 4 D know
the bad effects OF the opposite policy.
1t is little to ask OF Colored VI tiers to
protect themselves. II is so Iii lie that
unless they do. they deserve the pun
ishment in loss Of rights an privi-
leges that 1t entails. We havn few
who should know better than preach
that it is no use voting and pr etenu a
superiority to the duties of lectors.
We have many who are mer, ly care
less and Indifferent The first class is
negligible because it is foolisl and is
small. The SECOND is DANCE Gus be
cause II means no harm an is nu-
merous.
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