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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-29
EUGENE PEANUTS SINCLAIR.

SpociaI to The Tribune
OGDEN April 2S,-Before one Of The
largest crowds ever gathered here to
witness boxing contest. Peanuts" sin
clair and Young Erlcnbon boxed twenty
rounds 10 a draw at the New Ogden the
ater tonight. Both boys could scarcely
Mand up during the last three rounds
ol the fight and a lucky blow properly
placed would have landed a knockout for
either During the early stage Of the
night Erlenborn had his opponent badly
worried with repeated left iabs TO the
nose and face, which caused the blood
to How freely throughout the fight. COW
erlnS both fighters and Dick Jones the
reierec. Sinclair never lost his head i'm
the entire twenty rounds always fore
ing the nshtlnG, and time and again
knocking Erlenborn through The ropes
In the eighteenth round Sinclair With
n right uppcrcut. scored two clean
knockdowns. In the next round Erlcn-
born duplicated this by knocking The
Salt Lake boy Ia the floor I'm rapid sue
cession: with left tabs To the jaw At
the beginning OF the eighteenth round
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the spectators expected n knockout, but
II seemed impossible for either 10 land
a blow sufficiently hard 10 win. While
Er!cnborn landed the greatest number OF
blows. they lacked steam. Sinclair clear
IS outcIassod his man on points the lat
ter part OF the contest Although Sin
Glars nose and lips were badly cut and
he had vicious looking lump on tho
right side Of his face he was a shade
stronger than his opponent at the end
Of The contest.
Kid Farley. uhe Ogden lightweight who
Knocked ont Tennessee Kid" here Il
month ago, duplicated this feat tonight
in ono OF tho prcliminaries, when nc
landed his right 10 the Jaw OF Kid
Lawrence. the negro fighter from Salt
Lake, who fell like log taking the iuI
count. and was carried out OF the ring
by his seconds.
Kid Davis and Tommy Fitzgerald
boxed four rounds To draw in the first
preliminary. Davis landing more fire.
Gu"ntlY and appearing in better condi-
ton At the end OF the fourth round.
Several hundred people from Salt Lake
came TO Ogden by train and automobile
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AUTOMOBILE "SC0RCHER"
STOPS AT PENNINGTON

Bill Davis mado q $40 wager Thurs
day thar he would drive his automobile
from salt Lake To Ogden IN 10. lie
left here AT f.2I y. m, and. after passing
ont of sight of the city policemen.
opened up the brakes and the ear
burned up" the dust between here and
Pennington. 4 large cloud of dust fol-
lowed the machine and when within a
few miles OF Pennington. many of the
farmers mistoolS the dust cloud for
cyclone and prepared to get out OF its
way The town sheriff was more re-
served and, having seen an automobile
cloud once before. stationed himself i'm
the middle of the road. Davis finally
came along and was told to halt which
he did. The stop not only cost Davis
the $40 bet. but he was also asked to
deposit a small amount with the sheriff
10 help out the Pennington police eX-
peuse fund. Up to late hour last night
Davis had not reached Ogden.
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Fourteen Races Are 81.
for Two Days Mest;,,
Buena Vista. +
BARNEY OLDFIELD WuI|
HAVE GOOD CONpp,
Worlds Record Holder N
deavOr to Lower nj,
Track Figures.

The racing committee Of T.. I.
Automobile Dealers assocJ,,.'.
the official list OF events rs.'
the big automobile speed carn,T'
will he pulled or AT tho p'
track May I and 3.
Barney oldneld will be n. !.
traction ~ the meet. al,hon.,
not have things his own -
Thomas Flyer Yanderbu o..
which is now here In Tho ~.
garage. VIII be able to ms.s d
tirc on the Buena Vista ~.
field. Neither machine VIII \. l.
nj full speed. although Il ia ~
hfiy seconds will be cll,,-7
mile, There vii, be seven 81.
day. ~
The list OF evenis scbcdu,.a !.
and S are AS follows:
Three miles-Opcn 10 car !.
$500 and under. prize Gun
Three milcs-Open Ia car
SS01 10 $l200, prize c,Ip.
Three mlles-Open To car.
Si20l 10 $1,000, prize rup.
Five nllles-Onen 10 ca-s !.
$l60l 60 $1,000, prize cup. +
Five niIes-Open to car !,
S50Ol 10 $1,000. prize cup. II
Five milcs-Opcn 10 carr e.
$1,000. prize cup. r
Five miles, chamnionship NJ ~
to stock chassis or stock cars a.
driven by resident OF l-lab 4, y
fcur. prize medal.
Five miles. free-for-alI handI.'
TO any car, prize cup. r.
Five miles, championship n q.
City-Open To any stock chasS.
car owned by resident OF Sch 4,
and driven by him or his chaass
medal. H
Five miles. free-for-all hand.-
To amy car. prize cup.
Three miles. handicap ma,H
Barney Oldheld driving slx-cyir.
and Ben Ilcrscher driving 4
power Darracq,
Five miles. free for all-Op:,
cars and drivers. prize cup.
Onc-mile record trials ssaIm.
mile dirt track record OF 50 .-y \
Trials to he made on both DAYS 1;
est time made by each driver "a
prize. diamond studded gold "A
blcmatic OF worlds track pea
pinnship. ~
Entries may nc made with uJ
Of the racing committee Of the n
Automobile Dealers associalIon
may he made up until thn stait
race, Entry fee of 81 musi b I
with committee by each cntrJnt|
To be refunded If entrant slzfu|
race each day.
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q. 2 Q CURES ECzH
W. WeU. ACNE. TETTER]

Eczenaa Acne letter. Salt Rhsum, simply the dcs
tissues caused by humors circulation
With impurities which constantly deposited into
no OF the cutce continual and
pe up just as long these the
sAn snectlon will continue Temporarily
covered over with external applications does
a any pure and can therefore be of permanent beneht
osease IL ls necessary to purify the the cause
Iczelna Acne letter Salt Rheum pnpe eruptons ETC. baus
eaes1 OF All blood purifiers and dn
eia or inpurlty It oools the allows
WIZ hesishy nourishment instead Of hey acd deposits
'nd and pleasant iii its action skin ds
all the mpurty surface but stimulates the ezcreto
tnrough the natural avenues. you affection y
nnsn purify your blood with will assist ns.a
the smooth cuicle the cure VIII
oh eue ldsCng Book TO write n
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC 90, ATLASa7
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EmeryVille Entries,

OAKLAND Cal, April 2S.-Eme ryville
entries for tomorrow:
First race, six furlonGs. selilug-Royal
~, III, Pacifico. III: Hector. III: Andy
Davern. Ill; IuXurio 100. Lovely Mary.
lo9; r, A. McCurdy. 16S; Schmoozer. Jos +:
Jim Hanna. i0S: Louis Streuber, los !:
Lookout I0S. Melton Cloth. 1OS
Second race. six furlongs. selling-Col-
lector Jessup. 114. c. J. Cox, III; All
Alone. Ill: Charles Green. III: Dovalta,
100; Amethyst. 109: .Waner 1OS. III Paso
Salomy Jane. 1O6. 'Herives. lOi
Third race. mile and twenty yards
sellins-J. c. Glenn 100; Cobleskin 1903
Coclsure. LOG. Goldway. LOG. VaIoski
log. Miss Naomi. 103: Nasmcrito. lO2
Mike Jordan, 10l
Fourth race. mile and twenty yards.
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Utah Dealers Association A..
Fine Programme for Automs5
Races at Buena Visit.
Fourteen Auto Races
LIKELY DIEUD0NNE LOSES,
But RUNS GOOD RACE

OAKLAND April 2S.-.Aftcr being cut
of twice while making his run Likely
Dieudonne the favorite. was ncaNcn
head by Rey Hindoo IN the DahNile
handicap at Emcryvilic today AblGalI
X proved an easy winneE OF tne I"9 n,
r-old event. Gene Russell Won "hS'is
from the heavily played Martlhnahs III
First race four furlonga, purse-Abi-
gail 6.. lOe tCalaghan) 10 ~ "om,
Abe Slupsky II" (McntryI. 80 10 J. sec
ond, Lizard 1i2 iI<ing). 20 10 l. 1ai,,i 1nir1'
Time. As - seconds. Wcsf polnt.
zlota Bronca, Lady NJ NJ 45eAS: G,y5nr H,r
Bon Mamie Woods. Dolly '. ID, o"T'' Ut
second rae" fvc and n half fur!ones'
seling-Olco. lO9 CThomasJ, To won
Reel Tovar. il2 (Mentryl; 10 a.
third Time. 1907 3-5. w. V. BTnmoy
SILK Miss Roberts. sweet sasl .Ih'glIe an
Gale. La Petite. Quatrina and Glare M
ishcd as named 49,, oe
(ThomasJ. . 10 |. won: Bcauman, io4
gTaylorJ. 20 /. second; Marburg. ~
(WlllIamsD. > 10 l. third. Tine; l:lo 80 80
Adeua. Argonaut and fort ha'o"" "''
Fourth race hvc and a haf furiong;s
Dauville handicap-Rey Hlrdoo, ITO
CCavanaugh). to ], won: Ilker ,,.,5 i,,eIi :.
Enfield. 100 (ScldenD. . TO ]. MIRA; Ill'r
i:G6 Eaps Nick. Fernando and Binocu-
lar finished as named.
Fifth race. mile and twenty yards
Gene Russell. 1I2 (Mentry). IS 10 ,, won:
Martlnmas. lO6 IMcBridel; : TO l. SCI
ond: Prctension. loo tCailaghan(; ~ 10
/, third. Time l:i2. Frcdonia. tamera
Elodla r. Special Delivery. Banrose and
Cuvina finished as named.
Sixth race mile and twenty yards
Eddie CyranDy. 50 (ThomasI. 10 .. won
steel Iii (Canaghan), . TO :, second +;
Coppcrs. lI2 (Coburn), 10 10 J. thlrd;
Time. 1:Il Is. Coclisure, Nasmerl'o ana
C;oldway finished as named.
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selling-Deneen. 1O9; DIR. Downie, los;
1o6: Netting, lOI; Bcllsnicker. 103: Cop
pcrheid. lo$; F1avisny, lol; Colbert. 9S:
Trocha, 81.
Fifth race. FutUrity course. selling
tombury, ll1; Redondo. llj; Captain
Bush, ll5: Rosamo. lis; Milpitas. llS
Salvage. 10: Cotytto. 10: Biskra. los:
'May Pink. los: MolIie Montrose. los.
Sixth race, Futurlty course seling-Sir
Barry. rs; Elmdale. 1l3; Bellhowcr. Il3;
Jack Roberts, ll2: ''ritus H.. 10: Ro-
besl5a JOS, 'Jillctt. los; Little Fannie,
JOS; Chittcrlings. lO7: Lumen. 90; Cam
TEN, 96; Circo. 96.
Apprentice allowance.
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NO GAME WARDENS IN
SIGHT TO CATCH JEFF

BEN LoMoND, Cal, April 2S-To re-
cover from the slight operation on his
lanced Jefrics rested from training to-
day. Hc spent the day fishing and re-
turned TO camp late in the afternoon
with a string of eighty trout.
Jcnries declared he slept soUndly last
night and has suffered no Ill effects
from the operation. Manager Berger will
be on the side lines. as far as the train
Ing work OF the camp is concerned FOR
The next week or more. Several Gavs
ago he strained a knee tendon and aC-
gravated the injury by playing handball
with JeGries yesterday. JefIries do
ciares he would be hard at work again
Monday,
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RICHARD ASKS TO HAVE
JUDGMENT SET ASIDE

NEW YORK, April 2S.-TeX Richard.
promoter. OF tho JefIries Johnson hight.
has fled a motion, through his attor-
ucys here, 10 have Supreme Court Jus
ticc Whitney set aside the judgment Of
S2290 obtained by DR.. Cornelius G. Coax
ley. The judgment was for services ron
dercd Richards little girl two years ago.
This is a case whore Il reputable
citizen Of New York is irving TO collect
Il judgment from an elusive character"
said Dr. Coakley's counsel in opposing
the motion. Recently Timothy ID. Sui
lvan, who holds $4,000 of the Jcffries-
johnson hEht stakes. gave his personal
check Tor DIR. Coallley's bill plus interest
and costs as SECURITY for the debt.
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Madman Breaks Racala

AQUEDUCT. April 2s.-Msdsz
ryiue 115 pounds. created hs'
record at Aqueduct for siI fui1,.
he easily won the third event In
summary:
First race. four and half n
Ousger, l 10 ~. won: Surlt,
second; ucrmetie. 20 10 ]. ihit
90.
Second race. six fuhCar-
'BrIen. 3 10 / won; Rose o.
,. second, King Olympia. 70 q
Time. 1:l2 2-5.
Third race. six furlongs-N11~
Z. won; Campeon, IS 10 5. ssc11
Ducau. : TO /. third. Time. III
Fourth race, ono mile--GW -
.. won; Question Mark. 70
Right Easy. o 10 ], third. nnt
Fifth race. four furlongs-G:
neg, To /. won, Nashti. 70
Horizon, 4 10 ,. third. Tine g.
Sixth race. seven furlongs-,
20 5. won: Faultless. p 10
Brighton, 10 10 I. third. Time,
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Stafford. the aeroplane swayIns perilous-
ly i'm the wind.
Paulhan followed the railway line all
the way TO Manchester. usually at n
height OF 500 feet, but descending 10 200
feet when passing over towns, and the
people who turned out 20 cheer saw but
4 spot in the sky.
White was one OF the first TO telegraph
congra tulations TO his rival His mes
sage read.
Il take the earliest opportunity OF Of
fering YOU my heartiest congratulations
on your splendid performance, The bet
ter man has won"
To sum UP the great aerial race. Paul
han left London at $50 o'clock last even
ing and reached Manchester at $50
O'Clock this morning
He descended at Lichlteld at $40 o'clock
last night and resumed the trip at 400
"A. m.
White started from London al $50
o'clock last night and allehtcd at North
ampton at p. m. lie again started at
1850 o'clock this morning, but was
compelled to descend A PolesNorth after
he bad covered little moro than half OF
the 1856 miles.
Paulhan did the 1856 miles in four hours
and II minutes actual flying time In the
air. unofficial
Tribune Want Ads.
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Attell Beats Murphy.

NEW YORK, April 4S-.Abc Atten.
champion featherwcleht. had all the bet
ter OF his tcn-round bout with Tommy
Murphy before The Empire Athletic club
In the first seven rounds Attell outpuiut-
ed Murphy clearly, but i'm thc eighth
Murphy came back strong, The ninth
also WAS Murphys and in that period
he sent Attell to the floor with a right
10 the face, AtleU rctaliated in The
hnal round and pounded his antagonist
all around the ring
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Phillies ''Die' Game.

PHILADELPHIA. April 2S-It re-
uured twelve innings for New York to
defeat Philadelphia today. the score be-
ing to =. In the thirteenth inning New
York landed on Moorcs delivery for
three singles and a double by Doyle and
scored three runs. Raymond struck out
twelve batsmen. RuE
New York ...................5 II 3
Philadelphia ...... ...2 3
Batterles-Raymond and Schlei; Moore
and Doom.
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Recruit Weakens.

CHICAGO. April 2S.-Chicaso defeated
ST. Louis 70 l today, Cole, recruit,
pitched we'll for Chicago until the eighth.
when he weakened. Brown was sent in
with men on first and third and none
out, and retired the side without a run.
R.H.E
tnicaeo =-s.es ess-.s.-.. .s.,>-~..S
~ lsbbIS Z L
Batteries-Colc. Brown and Needham,
Corridor and Bresnahan. UmpireS-
ODay and Brennan.
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NAT EONAl
Heavy Hitting.

BOSTON. April 2s.-Broolslyn defeated
Boston. 10 TO g by hitting in a poorly
played game today a triple play in the
seventh inning. in which five of the vic
tors figured checked a Boston rally.
lIummcls batting was another feature
E.H +.
Brooklyn ...s.. .............,...lO u :
Boston ..s.....-s...,s-...s .
Batterics-RUckcr and Bergen; Richie,
Evans and Graham. Riariden.
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EaSy Victory.

DETROIT, April 2S.-Dctroit won an
easy victory over St. Louis today, 10
/. Bailey was hit hard and his support
was Indifferent. while Mullin was in rare
form. allowing but four hits. R.H.B.
Detroit ..s..- ..-...,-..,.-s.a.,.s 10 /
St Louis ...............-,..-
BattcrIes-Mulhn and Stanage; Bailey
and StcphcnS.
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Weston Well Again

ALBANY. April 2S-Edward Payson
weston. who was slightly injured III an
automobile accident near Carleton last
night. resumed his Journey at $50 o'clock
this morning
Weston arrived at KinGcrhook at 10:15
this morning and went To bed, intending
10 start again ut noon. I<inderhook is
twelve miles from Hudson
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One-Hand Catch.

PITTSBURG, April 2S-The Cincin-
natl team made its first appearance here
today and was beaten, 10 . \ home
run by Flynn in the eighth inning, with
two men on bases. gave the game TO the
home team. The fielding feature OF The
by Bescher, which cut off two prosucctIyc
runs. z. u. r.
Pittshurg .... ..........5 >
Cincinnati go, ,.. & .
Battcrics-Adams and Gibson; Beebc
and Mclean.
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Sentenced 20 Desik

BROWNSVILLE. Ga. AprA G.
ard Harris. a negro. was
death here today Tor an ausl
tack on Mrs. a VI. Duuoh
woman. Angry croWds su,N
courthouse and the iocsi
asked the governor 10 send
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-29
College Baseball.
COACH STAGG TO FIGHT
FOR FORWARD PASS

: CHICAGO. April 2S.-Coach \. A.
! Stagg Of the University of Chicago
! lett today for Philadelphia 10 at '
! tend the tinal meeting of the Ma .
: lionol Football Rules committee. .
! stage Will take with him com .
! plcte code cmbodying his ideal Of .
I safe. spectacular and open game, .
}. based on the result OF his labora- :
i tory experiments. finished last :
i night In review of his recent :
= tests. .
: Tie admitted that his suggestions .
: VIII emphasize above everything .
! els" the necessity OF retaining the .
/ Forward pass. with slight modifica- .
: tons and the essential features or .
! open football. 4.
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Big Outing Planned.

Special 10 The Tribune
PROVO. April 9S.--The United Com
mcrcial Travellers association will hold
Its annual convention at Provo. June 4
and 5. The programme for the two days
ohting Will include baseball and other
sports. Arrangements are now being
made FOR an airShip exhibition by George
n poay Jr.
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MINOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
WESTERN LEAGUE

q AZ WicBitaALincoln !. Wichita. o.
At Topdka-Topcsa. ,: pes Moines. 1.
At ST. Joseph--St. Joseph, t. Sioux
Ciiy. =.
At Dcnver-Denver 10; Omaha. Q.
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PAPkE AND THOMAS
SIGN FIGHT ARTICLES

SAN FRANCISCO. April 2S.-Articles
were signed today for twenty-five
round fight between Billy Papke of IlIl-
nols and Joe Thomas OF San Francisco
to bn held AT Coffroth's arena. In san
Mateo county, Saturday afternoon, May
ii The men agreed 10 fight at catch
weights for 30 per cent OF the gate re-
ceIpts. Jack Welsh was chosen as rel
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Artless Wins Ely PlntE

NEWMARKET, England, ~
The Ely plate Of 200 sovereign
year-olds. distance flvc iuT.caE
Rous course was won mere
r. Whitney's Artless. Clndel Z
second and CallboX third. N
four starters.
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Well PLAYED Game,

WASHINGTON. April 2S.-Washington
defeated Boston In hardfought twelve
inning game today To 1. Johnson was
unusually effective with men on bases
twelve OF the visitors striking out Col
lins pitched good ball until the final
round when he weakened, four singles
winning the game. Bostous only run re-
suited from Streets wild throw To sec
ond. The batting OF Speaker and Lord
featured with JohnSons pitching.
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Slow Contest

PORTLAND. April 2S.-Portland won
from San Francisco in a slow game to-
DAY. . TO D IL. III. T..
Portland .... ..............,.5 ; q
Batteries-Amcs. Miller and Berry
Steen and Fisher
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Park AVenueS Win.

The Park Avenues defeated the Lucky
Mines Thursday afternoon on the Liberty
park diamond by the score Of 10 10 ..
The battery or the winning team was
Rudinc and Sladc.
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American Association

At uIsyic-To!edo. 8: Louisville, >
~ pol!s-Indianapohs. .; Col
At Kansas City-St. faul. . Kansas
~ Milwaukee Milwaukee. 6; Mime
apolIs, a. ten Innings
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Ford 1a Feature,

NEW YORK. April 2S.-The New York
Americans played Philadelphia today in
all departments and defeated them. / TO
s. I'm a game featured by Ford's pitching
and VOTERS hitting. r II. Il.
Philadelphia go. ...ss-e.o...-sse 4
New York NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Batteries-Coombs. Dygert and Thorn
as. Lapp. Ford and Sweeney.
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MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
AMERICAN

CLEVELAND, April 2S.-Cleveiand
Chicago game postponed; cold weather.
Probably be played May 2.
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Boston 10
Rattcr!es-Johnson and Street; Collins
and Carrigan. Umpires-Evans and Egan
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PACIFIC LEAGUE
Oakland Draws Flank.
Breaks Winning Streak.

Los ANGELES. April 2S.-Sscramcnto
broke the winning streak ot the Angels
today. taking the third game of Inc
series. 70 i. L. III. H.
Los Angeles Observation-Disclosures. .
SdCl"HSltl' '.,'........ I III /
Batteries - rhorsen and 'Orcndorir:
EaUm and lalonge
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Elbiar Wins PriX Jason.

PARIS. April 2S-The PriX Jason OF
ss00 distance one mile and seven and
half furlongs was won at Auteuh today
hy Mason Carnns's Elhlar.
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. Independent 800.
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Louis Paulhan Becomes Aerial
Hero in England by Beating
White for Big Fortune.
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Crowd Gathers.

An immense crowd was Ga thercd al the
field where the machine was stored over
night and along the roads leading north
ward.
AS lie flew gracefully over them the
French aviator made wide circle 10 get
his bearings. and when he had deter
mined his course he mounted 10 good
height. just missing Il tail elm tree in
the ascent. Then he sailed directly for
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REQUIREMENTS UNDER THE
homestead LAW
Continued from second page.

the same "a, Il deed. The receivers re-
ccipt for the entry should be attached,
or, If lost, affidavit 10 that effect should
be made.
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Settlers on Unsurveyed Land

SETTLERS on unsurv"ycd land who de-
sire to perfect their titles can secure
the survey of "A township in which their
claim are situated by applying to the
United States surveyor General Of New
MrNIro at Santa Fr and stating fully
ia" necessity for such survey, Such ap
plIcatlou must hr made by not less than
three actual residents of the township
to hc surveyed, This official will con.
slider the application, and, IL funds are
on hand aud it is deemed for the best
interests of all concerned, a survey will
be ordered by the General Land office
aud made rs speedily n practicable, Ne.
tual settlers after such survey is com.
plrtcd, approved, aud the lands in the
township declared To be open for entry
have priority right of entry for ninety
DAYS after such date. but such settlers
should avoid the possibility Of Iitipa
tion hy making entry Immediately npon
the filing of the plat in tn" local land
office.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-10-11
Citizenship

When an entry of any kind is TO hc
made, evidence of citizenship will bo
required. If the applicant is native born
his own affidavit of the fact will hc
sufficient. But if he was not born in
the United States in addition to his
fled copy of his declaration Of intention
To become II citizen, or of his certificate
a. \ citizen.
Land can be entered with script of
any kind, or final proof can be made
on "A desert land entry or II homestead
can be commutcd by an alien who must
pers before he can make final proof on