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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-08
WINS BY SIX LENGTHS.
Bourbon Beau Proves 6est OF Small Field
In Feature.

LOUISVILLE. June Bourbon Beau
proved to he the best OF the small field
that started IN the handicap. the feature
of the card This afternoon. lie won by
six lengths.
The first race resulted in one Of the
closes, finishes of the meeting. when
Winter Green Mc1vor and ~ Muller came
TO the wire So close together that only
the judges could separate them.
Summaries:
First race, six furIongs-Winter Green.
straight $3.50, won; McIror. place $500,
second: Al Muller. show $3.50. third.
Second race four and half furlongs
Fox Brook. straight SlI.30. won: Cheer
Up. place 5000. second: B,Airy, show
$i16 third Time, :55 20
Third race. mile and seventy yards
Swish. straight S2slo. won; Mockler.
place S16.70. second Melton Street show
Si.20 third Time. 1915.
Fourth race. mile and sixteenth
Bourbon Beau. straight $3.50. won; Sum
mer Night place $3.50. second; Le-
mence. show $3.50. third. Time. AS 2-5.
Fifth race. five furlongs-Irshtown
straight si37o. won; Barreite. place $a3.
second: BOBBY. show $3.50. third. Time.
01 SIS.
Sixth race. mile and quarter. selling
Falcade. straight $3.50 won: Forehead
place $500 second: Louis Katz. show
$50. third. Time. 2;07 Is.
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ALUMNI DINNER
GREAT SUCCESS
Twenty-fifth Annual Gathering
of University Graduates
Joyous Affair.

For the twenty fifth time in the his
tory OF the University OF Utah the alumni
of that institution gathered last night
for the annual banquet. And in point OF
numbers as well as otherwise the annual
banquet of 1911 was the biggest and best
the association has ever held. The Com
for the feast and long before the hour of
6 o'clock. The time set for the spread. the
club rooms were filled with members OF
the Alumni association-grayh haired
members and youthful boys and girls
who only yesterday were numbered
among the student body,
An excellent menu was served in the
very best possible manner and eSpe-
dttiouSly, the talk OF the president. Henry
j. Wallace. being given just as the first
course was brought in In few we'll
chosen words the president gave good.
practical talk on the duty of the alumni
To the alma mater and urged especially
that the present fund to support a schol-
arship In the university be raised to $40.
400. IN RESPONSE to the suggestion. Mrs.
Walter \. Williams proclaimed herself
the oldest member Of the association
present and offered to head the list with
500 The menu was interspersed with
beautiful music by the Romania Hyde
orchestra and also with college yeIs and
songs led by the yellmaster Of the past
year
Al the end OF the material feast the
president introduced the
John u. Spencer. in Il humorous talk.
and from the time MIR. Spencer arose to
Introduce the first speaker the fun OF
the evening began. Mr.. Spencer said in
looking over the plan of the affair he
could but think Of the speeches as those
in four sided debate on the question.
Who Makes i University Create the
sides being taken by the regents. the
The speeches were 10 be limited to five
minutes each. but w. G. Raybould.
speaking for the faculty spoke just forty
five minutes. the time being devoted
largely To culoEizinG the democracy OF the
western institution OF learning. Two
members Of the alumni took that side.
Dale H. Parke speaking for the arts and
T.. Elmer Caldwell for the engineers. Both
made clever humorous talks. scoring the
faculty numerically and yet bringing
many hearty laughs.
The board OF regents was represented
| by Frank II. Stephens. who. while talking
| In delightfully."- humorous fashion
touched seriously the question of wha
the greatness of the university depended
| upon-the ideal toward which il strives
and which II livos up to-
The student body also had Il double
shares In Its representatives. Miss Vivian
| Tolhurst concluding the programme with
n clever little impromptu speech on the
position OF the student body in making
! for the greatness OF the university and
Miss Edith kingsbury making her most
| delightful argument I'm favor OF the stu.
dents. with a splcndidlv rendered yoca
| solo. the recitatlve and aria from LA
| Traviata."
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Dies Of Kidney Trouble.

Fred Roth Of 42o First avenue, travel
ing salesman. aged "a years. who had
Francisco. died at the Holy Cross hos
p'tal at 5 o'clock last night of kidney
trouble. He was taken sick while on a
stage trip in Nevada a short time ago.
Mr., Roth came TO Salt Lake from WalIa
Walla Wash. about year ago He was
member OF the Elks lodge, No 2S7, OF
That place. and was also n member of
the United Commercial Travellers and the
Oregon & Washington Benevolent league
He was well and favorably known. al
though he had been here but a short time.
He Is survived by n widow. Funeral
services will be held al The TJlks club al
O'Clock Friday afternoon
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HANGS UP NEW RECORD.
Wilson's Colt Naushon Does Mile az
Montreal In 1.S7 as

MONTREAL. June 7.-R. L Wilson'S
colt Naushnn hung up a new Canadian
record for tho mile today. when he did
the distance in 1,31 40. defeating
IIildreth's Ieus in handy fashion and
cutting fifth of a second from the meet
Ing record of 1:3s made by August Bel
mont's Whlsli the day before. Ieus was
an oddson favcrte. Summaries:
First race. five furlongs-Festibule. 10
l. won: Gold Blade. 10 2. second: Dali
main, 20 >, third. Time. i.0l.
Second race. seven furlongs-Supervis-
ion. ii 10 3. wor; Barney Ogie. { TO l,
second; Semiquaver. 3 To l, third Time.
l:27 10
Third race mile-Naushon. 4 10 1.-won
zeus. 10 5, second; The Niger 6 TO
!. third Time, Lar 4-5.
Fourth race. mile and an eighth-Edda,
10 l. Won: Leah. g To ;. second: Cher
ish even. third. Time. l:52 y-5.
Fifth race. Wilson challenge cup
steeplechase. two and a half miles
Stalker. TO 1, won: Steve Lane. IL 10
>. second: Judge Cronin 10 /. third.
Time, 5:25
Sixth race five furlongs-Partner 5 to
], won: Rev. Ia 3. second; MaXentius.
. TO ,. third. Time. 0l 3-5.
Seventh race. FIVE and half furlonss-
kiEg Avondale. II 10 ]. won; Rose Queen.
! 10 ,. second Salvolatle. II TO !. third.
Time. 1O7 1-3.
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STRIKE Of BOOK|ES
EASILY ADJUSTED
Victory of Elizabeth HarwOOd
Proves BedwelI Stable Is
in Fine Form.
Continued From Page Ten.

won AT EPSON Downs. j, &. Joel. owner
of SunStar won Sl50.000 on the race DR..
Potion who is an agent of Trinidad en-
ploycd to engage coolies in Calcutta drew
Sunstar Ia the Calcutta Turf club
sweepstakes and realized about $500
The second prize in the Calcutta sweep
stakes was drawn by "a master oil the
worshouse named Aubcrry, His salary
Is $4,000 year. Auberry. few days be. be.
fore The Derby was rum, sold half oil ms
ticket for 5000. The ticket paid S15o,0O0,
The tickets cost only SS.25 apiece but put
only members OF the Calcutta Turf club
were allowed 10 buy them. After a mem
her bought them he, could sell them to
non-members. Sunstar having Won the
Two Thousand Cuineas and the Derby is
expected TO gain the triple crown -,i' by
winning the Doncastcr 81, LeGer, The
Derby, although called the Coronation
Derby this year. has been run annually
for l32 years.
Prices were liberal and tho speculation
WIS lively la the ring. There was a little
less in the grand stand than usual.
Green 3. Morris's WorkboN is a con-
sistent performer and always carries con-
siderable money.
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The People s Market

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Filling essential needs of the household constitutes
great bulk the done daily through The Trlb
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BUYS Good Mare.

INDIANAPOLIS. June 7-Peninsa
Maid cop has been purchased by r.
j. Mackenzie OF Winnipeg The Maid
will be added 10 his string OF trotters and
PAGERS which he expects 10 send over the
grand clrcui; this year The price paid
for the trotter is said TO be $25.0 900.
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Hessian Wins Rich Purse.

PARIS June THE Prix Onesimee
Tremblay today and won by w. X Van
deTbit's Hessian. In the prix Du Beau
:he same owners Mirambo finished sec
oDd
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Wins Eastern Title.

NEWTON. Mass. June Mrs Rey-
mold N. Barlow OF the Merton Cricket
club. Philadelphia, today won the Wom-
ems Eastern Golf association champion
ship With an aggregate score OF 272 -Four
strokes behind her and in second place
was Mrs, Caleb Fox OF the Huntington
Valley club Philadelphia. with an aggre-
oar.- n: 2I6
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DIED

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ER-ln Wllford ward. June 6, 1911. of
pneumonia. Joseph Bauer. aged 4
months and days. son OF Mary IeppeI
and the late John Bauer. Funeral serv-
Ices today tfhursday) at l p. m from
the family residence. Intcrment in Mil
Creek cemetery
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College Rasahall-

Al Bloomington. Ind,-Tpdiana, !: Uni
yersity of Chicago 3.
At New Havcn--fale Syracuse game
postponed: wet grounds.
AT ambridge-iarvsrd, 2, University
OF PENNSYLVANIA. /,
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FUNERAL NOTICES.


funeral services over the
remains of the late Lena Iverson. aged
81 years, native of Norway. will be held
today Thursday at ] p. M. from the
Third ward chapel. Friends are invited
to attend, Interment In Logan cemetery.
Utah
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The border vidette., 1911-10-14
Clerk of Board of Supervisors
California For the Recall Too.

Last Tuesday California vot- CTS by tremenduOus majorities endorsed the tative, referendum and recall. The recall amend ment to the constitution was adopted by two to one vote, and includes judges of the state courts.
 Woman's suffrage amendment won by small majority. The city of San Francisco voted heavily against it. In a total vote of 43, 1000 cast in the city the majority against suffrage was 5000. This great lead however was wiped out by the vote of the interior state. Southern California made a hot fight for suffrage but the vote was not decisive enough to quite over come the lead of the antis of the north.
The border vidette., 1911-10-14
OFFICERS:

Democrat, Constable Nogales Precinct Charles P. Lopez, NOgaleS, Arizona.
 Democrat, Constable Tubac Precinct William Lowe, Tubac, Arizona.
 Republican, Constable Tubac Precinct-Cay e t a nc Andrade, Tubac, Arizona.
 Democrat, Constable Critten- den Precinct-Fred B. Sayre, Patagonia, Arizona.
 Democrat, Precinct Commit teeman; Nogales Precinct-Geor- ge H. Feidler, Nogales, Arizona HI. J. Karns, Nogales, Arizona -E. D. Miller, Nogales, Arizona -E. A. Reddoch, Nogales, Ariz.
 Republican, Precinct Commit teeman; Nogales Precinct-Eme- ry l.. Chalfant, Nogales, Ariz. HI. M. Clagett, Nogales, Ariz. HI. Gordon Glore, Nogales, Ariz. HI. R. Renshaw, Nogales, Ariz.
 Democrat, Precinct Commit teeman; Calabasass Precinct-T M. Cumming, Calabasas, Ariz. Democrat, Precinct Commit teeman; Tubac Precinct-Ray- mond Burruel, Tubac, Arizona.
 Republican, Precinct Commit teeman; Tubac Precinct-J. F. Black, Tubac, Arizona.
 Democrat, Precinct Commit teeman; Crittenden Precinct-O. F. Ashburn, Patagonia, Arizona. |.
 Republican, Precinct Commit too,ooD. Critton1o,, Drooioot n H. Evans, Patagonia, Arizona
 Democrat, Precinct Commit teeman; Harshaw Precinct Frank Powers, Harshaw, Ariz. Democrat. Precinct Commit teeman; Washington Precinct M. M. Trickey, Duquesne, Ariz.
 Democrat, Precinct Commit teeman; Camille Precinct J.. McCarty, Camille, Arizona.
 Republican, Precinct Commit teeman; Camille Will liam B. Bower, Camille, Arizona.
 Republican, Precinct Commit teeman; Montana Camp Precinct Julius s. Andrews, Gro Blanco, Arizona.
 Democrat, Precinct Commit teeman; Elgin Pfecinct-Mart T. Holden, Elgin, Arizona.
 Republican, Precinct Commit teeman; Sopori Precinct De metric Amado, Amadoville, Ariz.
 Democrat, Precinct Commit teeman; Mowry Precinct-Fred J. Miller, Mowry, Arizona.
 Republican, Precinct Commit teeman; Salero Precinct-Frank Reichert, Patagonia, Arizona.
 Notice is further given that a primary will be held in said Santa Cruz County on Tuesday, the twenty fourth day of October, 1911; that the polls will open be- tween the hours oe eight o'clock A. M and five o'clock P. M. of said day, and that. said primary will be held at the regular poll ing place in each precinct.
 Dated the 18th day of October, 1911.
 PHIL HEROLD,
 rln11y of POo1r1 of SnDn1.uiSnTS
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FOR SUPERVISOR

We are authorized to announce Geo. w. Parker as candidate for the De- mocratic nomination for Supervisor of Santa Cruz County, subject to the will of the Democratic voters of the county at tine primary election to be held on the 24th day of October, 1911.
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Clerks Notice of Filed Nomination
 Papers and Time of Primary.

The undersigned, clerk of the Board of Supervisors of Santa Cruz County, Arizona Territory, hereby gives. notice that the party names, the title to each office and the names and ad- dresses of all persons specified in a notice from the Secretary in the clerks office nomination papers in compliance with pro- visions of subdivision 1 and , of Section 6, Chapter 24, Session Laws of Arizona of 1909, as amended by Ordinance No. of the Constitutional Convention, are as follows;
 Democrat, U. S. Senator (Ad- visory) - Henry F. Ashurst, Prescott, Arizona; Eugene S. Ives, Tucson, Arizona; Reese M. Ling, Prescott, Arizona; Eugene Brady O'Neil, Phoenix, Arizona; H. l.. Pickett, Tombstone, Ari- zOna; Marcus A. Smith, Tucson, Arizona.
 Republican, U. s. Senator (Ad- visory) - Ralph H. Cameron, Flagstaff. Arizona; Hoval A. Smith, Bisbee, Arizona.
 Socialist, U. S. Senator (Ad- visory)-E. Johnson, Phoenix, Arizona; B. B. Simonton, Globe, Arizona.
 Democrat, Representative in Congress-Lamar Cobb, Clifton, Arizona; Carl Hayden, Phoenix, Arizona: MulfOrd WinSOr, Yuma, Arizona.
 Republican, Representative in Tombstone, Arizona.
 Socialist, Representative in CongresS-JOhn Halberg, JerO me, Arizona.
 Democrat, Judges of State Su- preme COurt-D.s l.. Cunning ham, Tombstone, Arizona; Al fred Franklin, Phoenix, Arizona; :; Samuel l.. Pattee, Tucson, Ari zona; Henry D. Ross, Prescott, Arizona; Owen T. Rouse, Tue son, Arizona.
 Republican, Judges of State Supreme Court - Fletcher M. DOan, Tombstone, Arizona; Ed ward. M. Doe, Flagstaff, Arizona; :; Edward Kent, Phoenix, Arizona
 Socialist, Judges of State Su- preme Court-William Sheridan Grove, Globe, Arizona; Robert L. Morton, Yuma, Arizona; Fred G. White, Florence, Arizona.
 Democrat, Governor-H. A. Hughes, Phoenix, Arizona: Geo. w. P Hunt, Globe, Arizona :; Thomas F. Weedin, Florence, Arizona.
 Republican, Governor-Ed.W w. Wells, Prescott, Arizona; George U. Young, Phoenix, Arizona.
 Socialist, Governor P. w. Galentine, Globe, Arizona.
 Democrat, Secretary of State Sidney P. Osborn, Phoenix, Arizona; John H. Robinson, Prescott, Arizona.
 Republican, Secretary of State -J. F. Cleaveland, Phoenix, Ari- zOna.
 Socialist, Secretary of State Geo. H. Newsholme, Phoenix, Arizona.
 Democrat, State Auditor-J. c. Callaghan, Bisbee, Arizona !; Ben F. Thum, Stafford, Arizona
 Republican, State Auditor George A. Mauk, Phoenix, Ari- ZOna.
 Socialist, State Auditor-J. l.. Milton, Wilcox, Arizona.
 Democrat, State Treasurer David Johnson, Douglas, Ari- zOna.
 Republican, State Treasurer w. D. Fisk, Globe, Arizona.
 Socialist, State Treasurer J. D. Martin, Phoenix, Arizona.
 Democrat, Attorney General George Purdy Bullard, Phoenix, Arizona.
 Republican, Attorney General Geo. D. Christy, Phoenix, Arizona.
 Socialist, Attorney General J. N. Morrison, Benson, Arizona.
 Democrat, Supt. of Public Instructiou- .. c. Case, JerOme,