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Milford chronicle., 1910-07-29
BRIDGEVlLLE.

sidney d. Cooper OF Chicago Ill., a railway
/ maA clerk on the Pennsylvania Railroad ana
MISS Elizabeth Cooper Of Bridgevile, were mar
F'eu friday afternoon at the parsonage OF Har.
fsoh street NJ, E. Church. Wilmington The
ceremony was performed by Rev c. I. Wvatt
the pastor. After the marriage the young cor,,ls
went to the home Of Mrs. Wilkinson. No 800
North jackson street, where they will snepd
several days after which they will 20 TO Chicago
where they will reside
Miss Anna Dickerson is on an extended trim IN
Chester' Philadelphis, and Atlantic civ.
MISS Edna Ward has returued home after
Visltins friends In Wilmington aud Woodbury.
Everett P. Snort, of Wilmington,is is spending
ms Two weeks vacation with uis parents, Mr.. |
and Mrs. l.. Short.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. ". Ellingswortb have ra,,,rrs, 1
nome alter spending six weeks in Cape Charles
Va. '-''e''
Miss Elizabeth Myer and her guest from Wash.
InsIon' d. c. have been spending several davs
At Rehoboth
Misses Bertha Jones and Nellie Ward who
nave been entertained at the cottage OF ,uss
tilAa Nesslck at RehOboth. have returned homo
very delightful dance was given Fridayeyen
ng by the young men. A large number NJ ytsi-
Cn were present
c. E. Brown and wife spent Sunday at Den.
on camp.
Mrs Fred Wiley has been sick for the last
eW days but is improved at this writing.
Inc new aud beautiful store Of sol Kliae IL
caring completion.
our farmers are now more than rushed haul.
ig peaches and white potatoes Of which there S
'em 10 De plenty Of both making prices low.
several Of vi- -511e people are --;i..,-.;.s
'snding the week end al Rehoboth.
MISS Olive Jacobs left TO-DAY for an extended
ip to New York and Niagara Falls.
1onn iha"ley has placed a very large electric
n in his ice cream parlor. .
Milford chronicle., 1910-07-29
ChAPLAINS' CHAPEL.
CNear Bridgeville)

A. ODay and family spent sunday with Mr.
and Nrs. Ell Elliott, ofnear seaford.
kAss Mary Messick Is entertaining friends
from Norfolks' Va, aud Wilmington.
Miss Ella Maddox Is on the sick list
hrsnd Nrs. Murphy are the happy parents
Of bright baby boy.
The Josiah Prettyman estate was sold last
Saturday. William Murphy, OF Farlnington
bought all Of the land except the uld home
stead which was bought BY Joshua Prettymap.
The land sold at very reasonable prices
Mrs. Viola Pippin and two children. of VII.
Taington, are visiting her parents, SIR. and
Mrs. C. F. Welch.
Roland Welob was visitor here last week
william Lawson who went TO South Dakote
some time ago. has returned home with q car.
load Of -hGFsss
Milford chronicle., 1910-07-29
CLOTHING
Our Great Summer Clearance in the Mems
Clothing Department now on. You
will find

Mems Suits One-half price.
Mems Pants, One-half price.
Mems Alpaca Coats, ] price.
Mems 81 90 Dress Shirts, ! price.
Mems 75c Dress Shirts, ! price.
Mems 25c Summer Underwear
One-half price.
Mems 75c and 81. 90 Muslin Night
Shirts, One-half price.
Mems Plain White and Fancy
Vests, One-half price.
Men't 2Oc Plain Black Half Hose
One-half price
Milford chronicle., 1910-07-29
NEWS CLOTHT.TG 0nd
FUR.y'ISHT.FG DEPT.

SOC Mems Blue Overalis, all sizes.
Wed. price, 39c per pair
SOC Mems Work Shirts, dark oolors.
We'd price, SOC each
All Men S Suits, ONE HALF PRICE
sI'5O Eclipse Shirts, all sizes.
Wed. Csc each
l'c Mems Carriers, Wed. price, &c pair
iOc Mems Grey Stockings.
Wed price, 4 pairs for pc
'5e Mems Bain Black and Fancy
malt hose, Wed. price, pairs for Soc
Milford chronicle., 1910-07-29
HOUSTON ITEMS.

: &tESMICURE IS a physicians Remedy for
aneumatism. Neuralgia, Kidney Trouble or
Any Asiaiai Condition. Every paeaage guar
anteed. sold aud recommended BY J. c. Whar
son and c. r. Counselaaan
Milford chronicle., 1910-07-29
OWENS STATION.

RHEUMICURE is a physicians remedy for
rheumatism, Neuralgia. Kidney Trouble or
Any Painful Condition. Every package guar.
anteed. Sold and recon mended by C. f. Rus
sell and William Fowler
Milford chronicle., 1910-07-29
SHOE DEPT.

A FEW OF OUR RARE BARGAINS
IN OXFORDS AND PUMPS.
$3.50 Mems Tan Oxfords.
Wed. price, 81 rs
800 Men Tan Oxfords, :
Wed. price, 1.58
ESQ Boys Tan Oxfords,
Wed. price, 1.25
800 Women's Tan Pumps,
Wed. price, $50
ESQ Women's Tan Pumps,
Wed. price, LIS
Us Misses Tan Pumps,
Wed. price SSc
1.5o Misses Tan Pumps.
Wed. price, 75c
$50 Women's Tan Oxfords.
Wed price, SIS
Milford chronicle., 1910-07-29
DRY GOODS DEPT

25c White Linene, Wed price 15c
124c Percale, Wed p nrics 1ri -csc Or
Izc Hill Muslin, So in wide
,91 Wed. price, 9lc
I5 I54c C Figured Madras, Wed. price, 10c
500 Summer Curtains.
%. Wed. price, 81 40
II e. M diula Il5 Linen, Wed. price, 15c
pI'UO Ladie Combination Suits.
Wed. price, S5c
ooc LadIes Cambric Pants, trimmed
IN hamburg and Lace. Wed. price, 4sc
Ioc Misses Cambria Bodies.
g, ,o Wed. price, Sc
II Is Shirt Waists, Wed price. 9S,
1gc : Lace Bureau Scarfs, We'd. price, 10c
59c ~ Ionsdale &c, Cambria, Wed. price, 12c
'Oc White Linen, SO inches wide,
Wee. .-pricei 59c
Milford chronicle., 1910-07-29
Straw
Hats

Not too late to select one for
the balance of the season. All
our Mems and Boys Straw Hats
at exactly half price. We have
a good assortment Of Sennett split
and Soft Straw Hats.
Milford chronicle., 1910-07-29
IT WILL Pay YOU TO VISIT our
FURNITURE, CARPET AND MATING DEPARTMENTS
During the Month of August We Are Offering PI Ra,
BARGAIN ITEMS FOR WEDNESDAYS RADcANI c,7c


800 Women's Tan Oxfords,
Wed. price, 1.5O
$50 Women's Tan Oxfords,
Wed. price, LIS
Milford chronicle., 1910-07-29
Ladies'
Underwear

Summer Comfort calls for
this Un derwear. SI.OO,
SIPS and $l.75 Corset Cow
ers One-fourth off. SIPS,
$3.50, Sl.75 and $500 Pants
One-fourth off. Big reduc-
ton in Ladies' Night Robes.
Milford chronicle., 1910-07-29
HIT DEPT.

EXTRA ORDINARY VALUES IN
MEMS AND BOYS DRESS
STRAW HATS.
Milford chronicle., 1910-07-29

Something
for Infants
Infants short white dres-
ses and white swiss and
straw bonnets, One-fourth
off.
Milford chronicle., 1910-07-29

In the Same
Department
you will also find something for the
Boys. Boys Suits, Boys Pants,
and Boys Wash Suits, all going
the balance of this month and
next positively at exactly half
half price.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-17
NOVEMBER TERM OF
FEDERAL COURT CLOSES

Upon the dismissal, without preiu-
dice. Of The case of y. Delmas against
G. F.. Kimball in the United States
District court Friday afternoon, the No
vcmber term was brought TO close.
There viii be the usual rule days and
NATURALIZATION DAYS. but no more Jury
trials until in January. The iurymcn
were dismissed Friday.
The case of Delmas against Kimball
was brought 10 recover part OF the
money received by Kimball on mining
claims TO have grubstakcd" Kimball
while he was locating and developing
the property, and for that reason
claimed an interest in the mining prop
crtY-
rhe case Of Eli II. Pcirce against the
Chicago & Rock Island Railway. com
pany also was dismissed. This suit was
for $4,000 general damages and SSI
special damages. Peirce, il was alleged,
was put off a passenger train because
of tourist ticket he presented.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-17
WANT LEAGUE FLAG
FOR TWIN FALLS
Mayor c. J. Hahn and H. T.
Allen Enthusiastic Over Pros
pect of Winning Ball Team.

II. f. Allen. owner OF the Twin Falls
franchise in the Union Baseball associaa
ton. and &. j. Hahn, mayor OF Twin
Falls, wcro In Salt Lake. Friday. con-
fcrrinc with L.. +. 1'hiel. owner OF the
Salt Lake club. relative to the affairs OF
the league.
Mr.. Allen said that the reports TO tho
effect that Twin Falls was only luke
warm concerning the now league were
erroneous. He said that the town was
all enthusiasm and that the Twin Falls
club OF the new league WAS certain to
he successful. Mir. Allen is looking for
Il manager OF his team.
II don't know much about baseball
except that | am thorough fan" said
Mr.. Allen Friday. However. ! know
that our team will not lack support
from the people OF the town. because II
is baseball crazy. We had meeting
relative TO joining the new league, and
for tinle thought We would rather play
Pocatcllo Boise and the other Idaho
towns, but at tho last minute wo thought
$500 as a forfeit for the success OF the
lcaglc team Of our town.
''Wc arc spending thousands Of dollars
10 advertise our town and / think as
good a way as any 10 advertise the
town is to have baseball team that
viii win the league pcnnant. We arc
not getting ball team TO make money.
We want TO win and VIC don't caro- what
IL costs. II Will be worth il. The Twin
Falls team will not lack either moral or
financial support.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-17
FAVORITES SWEEP BOARD
AT JACKSONVILLE TRACK

JACKSONVILLE Dec. l6.-Farorite es
made a clean sweep of the card today
and the layers. who have been consist
ent losers. received another drubhins.
Results:
First race. brecdcro' purse, 've fur
longs-Maric HYDE. : TO 10. won: Whim
; TO . second: Madeline j.. TO 5, third
Time. l;0l.
Second race. 1--WE and one half furlonga
--rippy. to >. won; Morning Song. to
/. second; Mindiuettc, TO ]. third. Time
Los %.
Third race. six furinnEs-Pisnutess. s
to ., won., DecciyIble. 4 to ]. second
Spcz Nostra even, third. Time. Ia 3-5
Fourth race. ono mle-Aylmer, II tc
10. won Sandrian, 6 10 .. second; Rag
man. out. third. Time. 1:30 As.
Fifth race. six and half furlongs-
All Red to ,. won Galley Slave. tc
5 second; Mapletou. 10 s, third. Time
1:2l %.
Sixth race. mile and a sixteenth-Mer.
man, 10 .. won. Third Rail. TO !
second. Camel. to .. third, Time. :45
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-17
SPEEDY TR0TTER SOLD
FOR A LARGE AMOUNT

CHICAGO. Dec. i6-Onc OF the big
Gcst sales In horse flesh during the win
tor season was consummated yesterdai
when Edward Willis. superintendent 81
the Patchen Wilkes stock farm. Ic%ing
ton, Ky. disposed OF Miss Stokes, 2year-
old record 2;O9;. and holder OF the
worlds record OF 2:l9t for yearlinS trot-
ters. for $50. 000
The sale was effected through Lon Nc
Donald end II is understood thai David
NJ. Luke, a merchant OF New York, Is
largest for a g-year-old trottcr in recent
years.
Miss Stokes has been sensational
trottcr almost from the time she Was
weened, She was bred AT Patchen Wilkes
farm, Was sired by the Peter tine Great
and her dam Is TiIy Thompson. by Guy
Wilkes. 2s15i.
The mare Will DC shipped to Memphis
with the rest or the Mcdonald string ald
prepared for her stake engagements. Sl;S
is eligible to all the futuritjcs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-17
HONOR DAY" FOR
VARSITY ATHLETES
Members of Football. Basket
ball and Track Teams Given
Their Awards.

Friday was honor day at the uni
versity, tho occasion of presenting
the football players and members of
the track aud basketball teams with
the official block ''T.D \ special pro-
grammo was arranged for the day, and
after IN interesting talk by Walderuar
Van Cott, of the board Of regents, the
men who belonged to tho different
teams mentioned received the honors.
A short speech was given by Coach
Fred Bcnuion. in which he gavo a brief
summary of the football work Of this
vear and spoke also of the outlook Tor
the remainder of the year In basketball
and track events,
The men who received the foot5a y
award, which this year is gold
watch fob with the medal in the shape
Of football and bearing The block
"U' on its face are Captain Home,
Nielsen, Christensen, Young, Gardner,
Oleson. Peterson, Dean, Summer, Rels'
err. Carmichael, Grant, o. Romncy, ID.
Bennion A. Romney, Price and Rlch-
ardsou.
The basketball men winning the let
ter are Horsfall. Evans, Homstead-
Erickson, Roskelly and Romney, The
track men who received the block
"U" on the Jersey arc Brinton; Rich
ardson. Carmichael, Bclnap, Judd, Cole:
Roskelly, Holmstcad, Swapp. Soule,
Erickson, Labrum, Rciscr, Stone, Gut
ting and Young.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-17
M0LESEY WINS FEATURE
EVENT AT EMERYYILLE

OAKLAND Dec. 1s.-Molesey. which
closed farorite. won the feature event
at Emeryvi!le today. beating Bellevue"
in a drive. Outsiders figured prominent
ly. Caniaue and Busy Man being two
winners at good prices.
Jockey Gilbert was suspended by the
stewards for his ride on Dargln yestcr-
day and for other unsatisfactory efforts.
First race. six furlonss--Caniauc
(kine) L? to /. won; Cautem (Garuerl
10 >, second: Roy I. (Martnl. TO ?.
third, Time. l:i5 s-5. Yellowfoot, Ga
j.. c. Ackerey finished "a named.
Second race, sin ftIrongs-Eusy Man
tMartin), 10 10 l. won: New Capital CIV.
Cotton). 10 to |, second; Biskra (Caya
nauGh). 10 |, third. Time, lilo 90.
Lord Clinton. Electrowan. Philistina,
Harry Stanhopc and All Alone finished
as named.
Third race, five and half furlonGs-
skcy Fischcr). ) 10 l, second Doride
lMartin). 20 10 L. third. Time. l;oa Is;
Carmargue. Anarcosa, Atares, Liza and
Eddie Mott finished as named.
Molcsey Garner. lS to ). won: Belle
view Q<irschbaum). Z 10 l, second :
Buckthorn (Roscn). { TO l. third. Time.
2:il 20 Merlngo. CoIone' Jack and Ell
gin Iin'shed AS named med, ,,,, .,,..
(Ganer), rs 10 . Won Lady Rensselaer,
tTapluD. 10 10 !. second. Dave Weber
Martini. 10 2. third. Time. 1:U 10.
Cook. Aris Ben. Dayie Andrew.
Harry Rogers. Prince OF CASTLE and In
ceptive finished as named.
Sixth race. six furlonss-O9wald r.
CFogarty). to J.. Won; NovGorod tGar-
ncr). ; to |. second: Paul Clifford (Boren
. to /, third. Time. lis 10. Combury.
David Boland Minnelocia Grace c. and
ROYAL River finished as named.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-17
STAKES ARE ANNOUNCED
FOR COMING SEASON

NEW YORK. Dec 6.-Anuouncemcnt
is made by the West Chester Racing as
sociation Of It's usual rich stakes. 10 be
decided at Belmont park during the COM
ing spring meeting, tine entries for these
fixtures closing on December 81.
1t is unusual that such an announce
ment should be made AT this time. but
owing 10 the fact that tho ia cling sea
son was curtailed In 1910, some doubts
existed as TO whether or not the differ
cnt associations would continue the stake
program
Though The values are not as great as
In the more prosperous days OF racing, the
list contains all the notable races that
have been features Of this association
since Its beginning. rhe stakes TO close
December 81 arc as follows:
The Juvenile. for 2-year- olds. fur
longs. value $500: the Ladies. for Syesr-
old FLIES. mile value S25Oo ths Bel
mont. for 3year- olds. mile and three fur
longa, value $1,000
The Coney Island Jockey club has is-
sued entry blanks for the fUturty Of 1915.
to close Monday, January ?, 1911. They
are as In other years regarding penalties
and allowances. The association adds
$4,000 and The proba biliiies are that the
stake win be worth $36. 900.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-17

for his strenuous siX-day race lie had
IA severe cold when the race started and
this was aggravated somewhat, He lost
from eight to ten pounds during inc
race but said that the loss IN weight
did not hurt him as he WAS fat when
the race started. During the holidays
Floyd MacFarland. Clarke S racing
partner, is in Hot Springs.
Buffalo and Europe.
MacFarland will manage the ten
hour-a day six day race AZ Buffalo dur
ing the week Of January ., IN which
practically all Of the stars OF the b'g
New York race will compete, Clarke
viii ride at Buffalo on January III the
sprint races which will be given as the
curtaiu-raiscr TO the siy.day race. n
the sjx-day contest Clarke Will probably
be teamed with Ernie Pye.
On January 10 Clarke sails for Eu-
rope with MacFariaud With either
Eutt or MaclFarland as u tcamma,c he
will participate in the Berlin six'day
race in February and ride in the sprint
races both in Berlin and Paris. Mrs.
Clarke was with her husband in New
York and is back in salt Lake with
him for tho holidays. She will also nc
company him on his European trip
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-17
BENSONHURST WINNER
OF PENSACOLA FEATURE

PENSACOLA. Fla, Dec. 16,-Benson
hurst scored in the feature. race Tor
gentlemen riders Ladies' day brought
10 the track a big attendance.
The summary;
First race. four and half furlonSs-
c A. Lehman, 10 T. won; Mary Rudd.
even second; Elsie Van, l TO 2. third.
Time .5T SIS.
Second race. four and half furlongs-
John Marrs. S TO i, won; Beverstcin.
even. second; Chenault, out. third. Time.
:522.
Third race. six rurlonEs-Heart OF
IIysc cinth. 20 10 |. won: Dandy Dancer.
to l. second: Escutcheon, even, third.
Time 1:13 %,
Fourth race six furlongs-Lord Mel
son. . 10 /. won: Alcncon, $ 10 b. sec
ond; Don Hamilton. TO ,, third. Time,
1.to 3-5.
Fifth race. four and half furlongs-
Bcnsonhrrst, . TO 3 won: Ny Rosa,
to >, second; Trank Patton, out. third.
Time 80
Sixth race. one mie-White TOP, 10
. won. Our Nugget. to ., second; Alice,
out. third Time. 10 "a.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-17
KID ROSS CONFIDENT or
WINNING FROM ERLENB0RN

lid Ross the local lightweight puSllist.
writes from Cheyenne that he is in eX-
ccllcut shape for this TWEEN round bout
with Young Erlcnhorn scheduled TO take
place in Cheyenne next Monday. Ross
is making i33 pounds. riugsidc, for Er-
Icnborn, and this. he says, is rather dif-
ficult. However. he expects TO win by
a Knockout. After his fight with Erlcn
born. Ross goes TO Silverion, Colo, TO
fight an ''unkno~n' This fight will
take place about Christmas limc. or
within week after his fight with Er-
lcnborn. Ross expects TO win both tights
and then 10 return 10 Salt Lake 10 try
10 get a match with Kid Harrison.
Ross, and Erlcnborn fought n siN-rcund
draw i'll Salt Lake last winter Erlen :
born is the cicvcrcst, bat he is much
lighter than Ross and lacks the strength
which Ross possesses. Tho opinion
among tho followers Of the game in Salt
Lake is that Ross viii win In a twenty
round battle
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-17
LOUISIANA FIGHT
IS DECLARED OFF
Acting Governor Rules Thai
Barry-ROsS Contest Is. Vio
IatiOn of the Law.

NEW ORLEANS. Dee. l6.-Follow
ing the announcement of Acting Gov
ernor LambromoDt that he would use
all means necessary to prevent tnc
scheduled twenty-round fight bout be.
tween Tony Ross and Jimmy Barry be-
fore the West Side Athletic club next
Sunday, it was called of by the pro.
moters this afternoon.
The announcement that the Barry
Ross Aght would not be permitted was
given out following the receipt of an
opinion by Attorney General Guion that
the proposed contest would be in viola
tion of the state law.
Unless Governor Sanders, on his re
turn from Washington, takes different
view tho action Of the lieutenant gov
crnor will result IN putting stop to
prize fighting in this state.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-17
BASEBALL MEETING !
At NEW YORK E|Nl'
National League Decides :,
Shorter Schedule for Spason
of Nineteen-EIey

NEW YORK. Dec. l6.-Tbe ,,.
midwinter baseball meeting clo.oa
night with banquet in which alI o,ny
owners in town Joined.
The National league ended Ne :,
uual session by declaring for 15t ,,
commencing April - and end,nss s'."s. ~
or about October L., - oa
The schedule committee. apno;r,.,
Yesterday. will confer with p,cy;sv.ai prS;s..a
Ban Johnson Of tho american Ic,s'a.
on he specific dates. 'sus
President {. W. Murphy of cbio,u.
won his point 10 extend the se,sor !. !.
include Columbus day and Chicago Il, ~ y
both HOLIDAYS being extcnsiycly rcl,
bratcd IN Chicago. President .Iohnsnu
said the American lcaguc would end H.
season on or about October ls
Robert Lee Hedges. principal owns.
Of the ST. Louis Americans dcnar,si
for The west tonight 20 complcie n,
deal whereby the syndicate composed !,
Mark and Nat Ewing, r.. VI. Hodos
man. Louis Hall and Edward prcrds,
CAST VIII take over tho controlipr 4,
tcrcsr in the club lie viii NICE, fhsn
the American league committee. ron
sistiug of President fnu .Iohns,r
Charles \. tomiskcy aaI Frank j
Farrell
When The negotiations arr over. NJ,
Hedges viii 20 10 Arizona on person,
business. and then viii go 10 iuroc
To remain several weeks for his hcallI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-17
Story That Long Contest Was a
Fake Is Branded as
False.
LITTLE AUSTRALIAN SAYS
HE SHOULD HAVE WON
Cannot Understand How Ii Was
That Eddie Root Got Away
From Him.

Jackie Clarke. the swift little Aus
tralan cyclist, arrived in Salt Lake
Friday afternoon to spend the holi-
days at the homo OF Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Frank Bray, parents of Mrs. Clarke.
la tho recent siy.dny race at Mad
ison Square Garden, New York, Clarke,
teamed with Waiter Rutt of Germany.
finished second. Clarke started first
with Floyd MucFarlsud As Il teammato
aud Eutt with Johann Stol. Owing TO
what m3uv charge WAS defective scor-
ing, tho Clarke MacFarlaud team wns
charged with a loss of two laps and
ihc Rutt-Stol team with i loss of three
laps before tho middle of the week
was reached
Finally MacFarlaud and Stol
dropped out aud Rutt and Clarke we're
mated. The now mbina tion took the
lowest score and WAS three laps behind
the leaders twcnty,four hours before
the race was ended. By wonderful
sprinting the two speedy riders made
terms with tho leaders for the final
sprint. Ia the final oue-milc dash Ed
die Root beat Clarke for first place by
six inches.
Says Charge Is Foolish.
out a statement that the four leading
teams were in combination, and that
Root did not hold to The agreement of
the combination. 1t WAS charged by
Foger and others that the race was
"fixcd - This is denied by Clarke.
II cannot understand ioglcr's S mo.
tives in making such Il foolish charge.
said Clarke. ''Thcre was a suspicion
on the part Of good many spectators
that the raco was fixed because |
did not win it, They thought | should
have won, and could not understand
why ! did not | was not in the best
OF shape. and was tired after making
up three laps early in the day. but even
ut that | should have won. Some riders
can give me a hard race, but Foot ism 4
one of them. He could not beat me in
that kind Of = race once in n hundred
times However, he did win from me.
although | can { quite understand how
he did so. lie set the pace and took
m, I'll over the track What | gained
III iha stretches ] los, on tho turns.
Clarke is feeling but little the worse
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-17
FILE VAGRANCY CHARGE
AGAINST JAMES SAYLOR

James Say]or, the carpenter who was
arrested Thursday morning when found
III room with Mrs. Lorena Raymond
in a west side rooming house, faces at
least 4 charge of vagrancy, a complai int
being filed Friday afternoon
Savior is the man who admits relin
gushing all claim TO The body of his
common law wife within few days
after her death.
The police department and the county
attorney 5 office arc working in con
junction on the case. and say that if
is probable that Saylor will have TO
face more serious charge.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-17
MORE UNDESIRABLE PERSONS
ORDERED TO LEAVE TOWN

As the result Of another roundup by
the police of about thirty mon and
women who arc held by the officers to
constitute an undesirable element. nj
most score Of those arrested pleaded
guilty in the police court Friday to
charges of yagrancv and were given
short notice '' foaters.
The cases Of those who protested in
uoccncc were continued until Tuesday.
Chief Barlow is pushing the cleanup
work with vigor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-17
Stakes for Tampa.

TAMPA. Fla, Dec. l6-prectcrs Of
the Tampa Racing association today
agreed to tho principal stake events of
the meeting here 10 begin next month.
including:
January 9 opening dav Tampa Tribune
handicap, purse $4,000; ninth, Tampa bay
hotel handicap. $4,000; tenth. Florida
Brewing company hsndicap $4,000; TWEEN
,y-thlrd. DC Soto hotel handicap, $4,000;
thirticth, IIlllsboro hotel handicap $4,000;
February 13. Pomolcgical convention
handicap, $1,000.