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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-16

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-16
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-16
Cine furdtbare Slutt6at.
Wittntiba, l. 9lpril.

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| rsn, nur aus garterrs uno gr.er be.
ftsbenoen 5auie gineihaler gDea Ia
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ts iih Wonn uHtuobl uno bli.b sn
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4rbeit geganeen. s6eRIo Der Sdustpirib
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the glIa Wlann uno beren 2idhrioe
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-16

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pegen o'r entfheibenbsn 9ragrp.ite
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oenn sr lit bod Elm ghrsnmaru uno
lIoubt aufrittig on feline esma6te
(7fortiebuna foIot.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
WR|GHTS CONTROL
FLYING SITUATION
Wilbur Wright Will Secure In
functions Against All
Foreigners.
INTERNATIONAL MEET
WILL GREATLY SUFFER
President Bishop Says Present
Legal Action Is Hard Blow
to AerOnautics.
BY Leased Wire to The Tribune.

by IsaScu w Ire lie lIlpuue
NEW YORK. Feb. 19.-wilbur Wright
has come to New York to lead in his fight
In which he terms "infringements of
aeronautic patents When seen at the
Park hotel tonight. Mr.. Wright refused
to discuss his plans. but his present etti
tude makes II plain that a snag may be
struck when the Federated Aero clubs Of
the world attempt TO hold the interna-
tional aviation meeting in this country
this year.
Taking advantage OF the crimp which
the Dayton aviators have already put In
the plans OF exhibition aeronauts. France
mas launched project to hold a COM
peting aviation meeting at the same TINA
when the international meeting shall be
held In the United States.
The international aviation meet for
which half dozen American cities are
contendlng would be the second such
summer In Rheims. France.
The present injunction secured by the
Wrights Is against Louis Peulhan, who
has been exhibiting throughout the west
But II would be a comparatively easy
Injunction prohibiting flights by all avi-
ators unless they used Wright machines.
The International meeting will bring
TO America every kind OF aeroplane ever
built. so each machine might legally con-
stitute a separate infringement Presi-
dent Cortlandt Field Bishop said:
Sad Blow to Aviation.
ut is a sad blow to aviation In Amer
ica. 1 am sorry Mr. Wright has brought
his suit: II will prevent progress in the
science In America"
Paulhan Is under a contract OF S24, 900
! per month, and Is at present IN Texas.
! He would be A competitor in the inter-
national meeting in this country. but from
| the present predicament in which he has
| been thrown nc may be piqued out Of
| coming.
In addition to stopping flights the
Wright brothers have stopped the Herring
Curtis aeroplane factory at Hammonds-
port y. Y, from turning out any more
| flying machines.
| Several weeks ago. when the Publish
| ers' Press announced that the Wright
brothers would establish flying school
| In the south they botn denied IL In Day
| ton, But at that time, however. agents
were looking over prospective sites In
| Georgia, Florida and Alabama. A large
| tract OF level ground was purchased In
| southern Alabama near Montgomery,
where they will establish their aviation
| field.
Young ayiators will be trained there.
and II is possible that an agreement Will
be entered into by which army officers
will receive instructions.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
BUFFALO WILL GIVE
SIX-DAY BICYCLE RACE

Although It's twenty -four-hour race did
not prove a financial success. Buffalo,
n. Y, intends to tackle the six days
game. Promoters In that city have ad
vertised a twelve hours day slX-day
race, TO take place from February rs TO
March 3. inclusive.
The riding hours each day will be from
p. IN. TO l a. m, and the teams already
have been engaged, according to Buffalo
advlccs. The race Will take place at the
Broadway arsenal. and the size of the
track Will be ten laps 10 the mile. The
siX-day race will be preceded by a card
Of sprint and paced races Saturday night,
February 20.
According 10 the Buffalo promoters the
teams that have been engaged arc as fol-
lows:
Iver Lawson. Salt Lake City. and James
f. Moran. Chelsea. Mass, Il. +. Root
Melrose, Mass, and Joe Fogler. Brook
lyn; Frank j.. Kramer, East Orange, n
j.. and Fred Hll. Boston; John Bedcl
and Menus Bedell Newark; Charles Stein
Brooklyn. and Fred West. San Francisco
George Wiley. Syracuse. and Percy o
Lawrence San Francisco, Ernest n Pye
and Patrick o. Hehir, Australia: Peter
Drobach. South Boston, and Walter Dc
Mara. san Francisco: w. l.. Mittcn, Dav-
cnport Ia., and Edward RuppreCht, New
ark; Saxon Williams and Walter q, Bard
gett, Buffalo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
GL0RI0 CARRIES TOP
WEIGHT; WINS EASILY
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
JUAREZ. Feb. 19.-Glorio, carrying top
weight, l2i pounds, won the feature vent
at Terrazas park today. he was favor
Uncle Ben, 20 to / shot. won the two
year-old event by six lengths.
Summary:
First race. selling. six furlongs-Ru-
blota, 1o4 (Mondon). to 5, won, Hidden
CARDS. 30 (McCarthy), 30 to l, third
Time. l;l4. Gibson. Bertmont, Gee Whz
and Tod also ran.
Second, race, selling. one mile
Duchess OF Montebello, los (Mondon). 9
second; Mauretania, 100 (Garner), TO o.
third. Time. lag. sabado. Precisa,
Grover w. Daisy. Garth and George
Young also ran.
Third race, two-year- olds. three and q
half furlongs-Uncde Ben. los (Smith). 2C
second Mark H., los Goose 2 to |
third. Time, 40 t-5. Kinfolks, Rampant
Barney NJ. Exactly, Prince Withers Out
fielder and Mary Rudd also ran.
Fourth race, six furlongs-Glorio, 12|
(Rice) TO 3. won: Lomond. 90 (Bensco-
I ten). to 1, second; Marchmonct, liz
(Molcsworth). to 2. third. Time
1:14 3-5. Early Tide and AL Muller also
ran.
Fifth race. six furlongs -Minnolcttc. 9S
(Rice). 2 to 1. second: Gladys Louise
100 (Garnor). to 8, third. Time
l15 %. Bantronia, Apron. Belle o.
Brass. Star Beam and Lady Adelaide
also ran,
Sixth race. selling, mile and an eighth
Knight Blaze. 100 (Molesworth). 25 to ]
second: Bon Ton. los (McCaheyl, s to ]
third. Time. 1.54. Wolerton, Fantastic
and Slickcr also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
FORT JOHNSON DRAWS
AWAY FROM CLASSY FIELD
BY Associated Press.

by RsSoclaled I1eSS.
OAKLAND. Feb. 1s.-Fort Johnson
again showed what a high-class horse he
is by winning the Stockton handicap in
easy style today at Emeryville. He was
iavorite and drew away when Taplin
called on him. Silver knight, which ap-
peared TO sulk the first part. closed fast
and beat Old Mexico for second money.
First race, Futurity course. selling
Faneuil Hall. 107 (Shilling). TO 1. won;
Plmkin. Ill (Walsh) Z TO ., second; Sal
wage. l06 Denny. 10 l. third Time;
CLIFFORD I'M % mod GfeSha Montrose
lome. Jane and Royal n. finished as
named.
Second race. Futurity course. selling
Tillingbast, Ill (WIlIams), TO .. won;
Rey FL Tovar, 90 (Taplin). TO l, sec
ond: Thistle Belle. 106 Cvospcr). 9 to 2.
third; Time, 1:12 1,5. Hampass. Noy-
tyto and +. Unfinished as named
Third race. six furlongs, selling-Likely
Dieudonnc. los CTapln). oven. won; Sew
ell. ll3 tMentryl IS TO B. second; Lady
| Panchita, 101 GLASS;. l. to 1. third. Time,
1:l5. Marburg, ST. Avon. Ellerd. Sainest
and Amethyst finished as named
Fourth race, one mile, Stockton handi-
won; Silver Knight. 1O7 (vosper). to 1
second. Old Mexico SS (rhomas), 10 10
/. third. Time. l:41 35. Obicular, Jean
nette ". and Bubhling Water finished as
| named,
Fifth race, one mile and seventy yards,
seilIng-Judge Quinn, 80 (Taplin). Z to ;,
won; Raleigh. Ill (Grossl. to !, second;
Keep Moving. l13 tShilling), to 2.
third. Time, 40 15. Onatassa. Round
and Round, Servicence. Right Sort and
| Bishop w. finished as named.
Sixth race, five and one-half furlongs
! purse-Rosslare. los Paee), IL TO 10
won; Rey Hindoo. 100 CTaplln) to s.
second Galva. SS CKcderis). TO . third
| Time 1:0S 2-5, Jim Hanna, L. II. Nc
curdy. Bumby and elizabeth Harwood
| finished as named.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
SIX-DAY BICYCLE RACE
is FINANCIAL FAILURE

The xday bicycle race promoted by
Johnny Chapman Mt Newark. n. j., went
the way of all other day races pro-
NOTED outside OF New York City-a los
ing proposition, Tho Bicycle World says:
at is not probable that any of the
riders will he able TO retire upon the
proceeds from the race for IL is not the
big financial success that was expected.
The crowds have been large all week. but
the building has not been packed. which
was necessary 10 make IL financial sue
cess. because OF the limited seating ca
pacty. The promoters made the mistake
OF charging 80 cents, rs cents and 81
not been educated beyond 25 cents for
general admission. which always has
been the price for the great race meets
at VaIlsburg II is not surprising. there
fore. that they refused TO pay double ad :
mission to witness n tedious instalment-
plan siX-day grind"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
DIRECTORS OPPOSE
SYNDICATE BALL
Owner May Be Stakeholder i'm
Every Club, but Must Con-
troll Only One.
DEFAULTING UMPIRES
WILL RECEIVE NO PAY
President Lynch Empowered to
Confer With Johnson on
Schedules.
BY Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Feb. ia sparsely at
tended meeting of directors OF National
league clubs puts itself on record tonight
as opposed to syndicate baseball and
made some minor changes In the con-
stitution OF the league.
The resolutions OF disapprovaI read:
Resolved. That the league is opposed
TO what is denominated as syndicate
baseball. and it will not permit a dual
ownership. where ono club owns or con-
trolls another club in this league"
Owing to this phraseology observers
pointed out that the resolution does not
prohibit any club owner from holding 80
per cent OF the stock in one club and oil
per cent OF stock In another club. In
short, the same owner might be a stock
holder In every club and nominally con-
troll only one.
Changes in the constitution follow:
l. That umpireS who default their as
signments shall be fined one days pay.
instead of $l2, as previously.
. That postponed game need not be
played off on the grounds where post
ponement was made, but IL such is not
done. ''must be played off on the OPP
posing clubs grounds
3. That the schedule meeting shall be
held annually In New York on such a
date in February as the president OF the
league may decide. Ten days notice shall
be given TO each club
President Lynch was authorized TO con-
fer with President Johnson of the Ameri-
cans to devise n new method of adopt
ing playing schedules which shall do away
with such deadlocks as happened this
week.
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all Will Soon Gust All Other Athletic Sports
TEAMS PREPARING TO
LEAVE FOR QUARTERS
Sixteen Baseball Squads Will
Go South to Begin
Training.
BY MANHATTAN.
oI N1z1IN 1Lka1 7 I fIN.
BY Leased Wire TO The Tribune.

by Leased Wire TO The Tribune
NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-The New York
Giants have the honor OF inaugurating
the spring baseball training season this
year. few OF the players reached
Marlin Springs. Tex. Friday. and more
VIII arrive tomorrow. Active training
VIII start Monday. Within fortnight
every Giant win be n: the Springs pre-
pairing for tho 1910 season.
Manager McCraw Gays this Will be
the busiest season in years He thinks
he has material for pennant and
VIII work hard to bring out the best
Will report at Athens. Ca, March 8,
Four big league teams Will work at Hot
Springs. Ark. Within three weeks nll
the players will have gathered at the
following training points:
National League
PNtsburg at Hot Springs, Ark.
Chicago Mt New Orleans.
New York at Marlin Springs, Tex.
Cincinnati at Hot Springs. Ark.
Philadelphia at Southern Pines. y. c.
Brooklyn at Hot Springs, ARK.
st. Louis at Little Rock, Ark.
Boston at Augusta, Ga.
American league:
Philadelphia at Atlanta. Ga.
Boston at Hot Springs, Ark.
Chicago at Los Angeles. Cal.
New York at Athens, Ga,
Cleveland al Alexandria La.
Cleveland at Houston, Tex,
Washington at Norfolk, Va.
Detroit at Athens. Ga,
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Scotchman Will Try Gotch,

By Associated Press,
CHICAGO. Feb. l9.-Jim Esson. the
Scotch wrestler. and Frank Gotch were
matched yesterday TO meet here in a
finish contest February IS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
FIRST ROUND OF INDOOR
LAWN TENNIS TOURNEY
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Feb. 19.-The first round
OF the thirtytwo matches in the Ma
tlonal indoor lawn tennis championship
singles, on The board courts OF the Sew
enth regiment, was decided today.
In the first round the best matches
were those in which Carl r. Gardner, the
Californian, defeated :, w. Merrihcw, SIS.
ell Another Californian. II. y. Henry,
was defeated by G, l.. Touchard, former
ly OF the Pacific coast. so, 6-l
Few collegians Jared well, ID. 4. Rob-
crts defeated the Harvard player p, r.
Large. Jr., g.. Ga. j. L. II. Todd, Jr..
of Fanwood. n. J., defeated J. NJ. Hot
combs, Jr., OF aYle. 7-5. 4-6. Ga. and a.
s. Crasn defeated Il, NJ Walrus Yale.
as. 6-1 CA but II. II. Pfciftcr OF Column
bia defeated Harry Parker. Ga. so.
Two matches were decided in the sec
ond round. In which G. w. Grant. former
champion. defeated w, G. Demille. Go.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
AIRSHIP MADE WITH
FLEXIBLE FLIER-SLED
BY Associated Press.

ORANGE, n. j.. Feb. 19,-With fleX-
ible nier-sled as the basis Of their expert
mcnts. the members Of the Orange Boys
club have constructed a model aeroplane
which they believe presents solutions Tor
some OF tho veXinE problems OF heavier
than-air flight.
Distinguishing features of the sled
seroplane are the use Of a tapering wins
and the adoption OF Il unique center board
device 10 give the machine stability
Coastine with the sled thus equipped
members have been ablc To make low
flights. The next tests VIII be made Win
tho wings attached TO bicycle.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
LOCAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
GIRLS ORGANIZE A TEAM

The girls attending the Henager Bust
ness college have organized a basketball
team. which is ready to play any team
in the city or state. A match game has
already been arranged with the BountifuI
team. 10 be played at the Armory next
Tuesday afternoon.
The Henagers have been late in start
ing the season and are now anxious to-
meet all teams In the state In a series OF
games for the state championship,
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Under Water Record.
Z Associalod .Press.

BY Associated Press
ST. JOSEPH Mo, Feb, 1a.-After
seven unsuccessful attempts Bert swan
= water marvel broke the worlds rec
ord for remaining under water last night
by lying at the bottom OF tank of
water for three minutes and SIX seconds.
The previous record was two minutes and
thirty-cisht seconds, held by y. Enid.
mado in n Philadelphia swimming pool.