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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-12
MAKES NEW WORLDS RECORD.
uhIan Lowers Mark Set by Major oelrnar
In 1906.

CLEVELAND. Aug, 1.-THE Grand
Circuit races on the North Randall track
came TO a close IN blaze Of glory this
afternoon, when C, K. G. Billings's great
trotting gelding Uhan stepped half
mile to wagon In ;56.
This broke the old record OF one min
ute fat, established by Major Delu'ar
over the old Gienville tracb here on July
81. 1906. by 81 seconds. and estaoilshes
2 mark that probably will stand for q
long time Horsemen who witnessed the
nttempt are Of the opinion that IL uhlan
had tried for the worlds trottins record
to sulky. as ii originally was an +.
nouuced he would do he would nave set
up a new standard.
Mr. Billings drove Uhlan. The start
was made from the half-mlle post, 50
that the crowd might witness the finish
in front OF the grand stand. Doc" Tan
ner, the trainer OF the gelding. drove a
runner alongside. The first quarter was
mace In ;9Sl. and the second In :27s
Argot Hal was an easy winner in the
Tavern Steak" race for amateur reins-
men, carrying q purse OF approximately
$1,000 Frank Jones. the Memphis morse
man. drove Argot HUI. He had an easy
task of il, as his charge went 10 the front
at the start OF both heats and maintained
that position without effort.
Pansy silver ran away In the third
an open gate. threw both herself and her
driver. Vance Nichols Neither was Sc
r.ously hurt. Results
The Tavern steak ZIG class. trot-
,lns amateur drivers. purse about $1,000.
TWO in three-Argot Hal, b. s.. by Brown
Hal. won In straight heats. Best time,
@;oSi. Electric Todd. br. s., second, Rob
crt Milroi b. e. third Mamie Aller-
ton. Ethel Lynn. Belletodus and Morning
Light started.
Three-y -ycar-cid class, trotting, sweep
stakes. $4,000 added. two In three-Peter
Thompson. y. G.. by Peter the Great. won
in straight heats. Best time, 2;093.
BIenc Holt. br C., second; Lady Jay,
b. f., third. Young Mac started
2:2O class. trotting. purse $1,000, three
IN fiye-Jack Promise won In straight
heats. Best time 2:i0t. Nanah, second /:
DR. Wilkes. third,
flve-LawreItta won second. third and
fourth heats and race, Best time. e:l11.
Gazunt won first heat, Maxine Audubon
third.
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Today'B Hamilton Entries.

HAMILTON, Ont. Aug. l1,-satur-
days entries.
First race. purse. all ages. six turlongs
Sir John Johnson, 1922. 'sStilly Night,
81; ''L4ahore. 109, Beaucoup, 112. ssCou-
pied.
Second race. purse. two -year-olds. Ave
and half furlongs-Sadie Shapiro. Eima
''Tactics. Cherryseed 10l; New River.
s'Tipsand, Yorkshire Boy, Ochre Court.
Sherlock Holmes, 1o4; Puggins, 1l5. ''Bel-
mont entry,
Third race. King George purse. three
year-oids and up. Canadian bred, mile
mola. Mayilower. 80; Martinmas. 81; Sir
Dixie. Jr, 104
Fourth race. August stakes. steeple-
chase. about two miles-Francis Joseph.
1873; Lizzie Flat. 40. Jack Denneren,
1876 Thistledale, 15s.
Fifth race. Brantford handicap, three
year-olds and up. mile and a quarter
Taboo. 1os; Superstition; 1oo; ''Rob R.,
"Beverwyck stable.
Sixth race. selling. three-year-ol and
up. i've and half furlongs-'Lady Sybil.
Musknelon, 81; Chepontuc, l02: Northcut.
los; Gu Bon. So; stroIan ils: Mark Ken
Cooney K. lO1; Thrifty. 81
Seventh race. selling. threeyear olds
and up. Ave and half furlongs- -'Flylng
W,Ga,t TS9,step. 80; Gasqus lc5 winning ing
Sir Alvescot, Ben Loyal. los: 'Lady Irme.
106; NJ Whitney. 10; sMexoana. 81.
| Eighth race. three-year- -olds and up.
mile and an eighth, on the turf-Michael
'Topland. seconke. Longhand. los; 'Ar-
cite. 104 'Bounder. Check
| Apprentice allowance.
| Weather cloudy. track slow,
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DICK COOLEY STARTS
ON TRIP EAST TO-DAY

Dick Cooley will leave today on his
and St Louis, While he is away he
will try to mako some arrangements
whereby his best players will not be
gobbled up by drafting. He also intends
to arrange for a post-scason Of ball
games In Salt Lake, but he will make
no definite contracts with Denver or
any other team until he gets a. good
Idea of where Great Falls and Salt Lake
Will stand In the percentage column at
the closing OF the Union association sea
son. Should Great Falls by some run OF
luck maintain Its present lead and win
the pennant, that team would draw
tremendous crowd against the Sky
scrapers here even after the regular sea-
son closed.
II Salt Lake gets the pennant. which
is confidently expected then the next
team in the Union association standing;
probably Butte or Great Falls, would
draw we'll here. Some such series will
be arranged.
1t is quite likely that Cooley will go
to Chicago to close up the deal for Orr.
which is now on the tapis. II is alto
gcther probable that the Cubs will buy
Salt Lakes shortstop. but jockeylng
about terms will delay the consumma-
ton.
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THREE-HOUR BOUT ON
MAT IS CALLED DRAW
Tom Dodge, Greek Who Claims
Alaska Championship, Unable
to Throw Harberts0n.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special to Inc IrlDnne.
OGDEN. Aug. i2.--After a wrestling
bout which lasted three hours. Tom
Dodge and Jack Harbertson were 30 ex-
hausted that a draw was called. The
match was one OF the most interesting
ever seen in Ogden. because the men
we're so evenly matched, Six hundred
fans sat through the entire three hours
cheering on their favoritc,
Although no one disputed tho correct
ness OF Referee Ed Ferguson's deVlsion-
the general opinion was that Harbertson
Is the cleverer wrestler. Dodge came here
with considerable prestige. genuine or
otherwise, so Harbertson contented him-
self with keeping on the defensive Many
believed that he can throw Dodge and
another match will doubtless be ar
ranged,
Dodge Is a Greek who claims the mid
dleweight championship of Alaska. A
great many Of his compatriots had wa9-
ers on him, while OEdenites almost TO @
man favored Harbertson.
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UHLA|V LOWERS MAJOR
DELMAR' TR0T MARK
Horsemen Predict That Per-
formance Yesterday Will Not
Be Beaten for Years.
Continued from Page Ten.

seIling-TillinEhast. Swagcrlator Rio
Pccos, Black Sheep. 1903; Silver Stocking.
SaInest. Annie Wells Marie Hyde, lo1
Making Kootenay. io2; Veno Won, PICK
anipny, 100. 81,
Third race ruturity course. selling
Workbox, i13; Lomond. Frank G. Hogan.
Judge Quinn. 10s. Big stick, loe: Eiisa sa
lall. 10a; Dacia. 100.
Fourth race. mile and seventy yards,
handicap..Meadow; l2S spohns lls; EN-
FIFTH race. mile. selling..Roy Junior,
Sake. no; Acumen, Banorella- los; Fern
L., los; Dorothy Ledgett, 1o2; Made
line Musgrave. Jack O'Lantern, Muff,
100; Tommy McGee, o6-
Sixth race. mile, sellinga-Hetne, ioe
Inath. 104; Queen Lead. Jeanette NJ
ley .s5; Anne Revere. 90; Annie Nell
son. s5.
Weather clear: track fast
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Jeffries Followed by Crowd.

JUNEAU. Alaska. Aug. l1.-James j.
tie on the Steamship jefferson today and
began completing arrangements for his
three months hunting tour OF Alaska and
the Yukon territory. A large crowd met
the former champion at the wharf and
followed him about the streets. Jenries
said that he would get hunting permit
tomorrow and start at once on his search
for the big game of the north,
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iences; In family. Apply 81 1th EsSt
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DIED

ALEXANDRIA, 320 Harvard street.
Liberty ward. August II, 1911. Of pneu-.
monia. Carrie r.. Alexander. wife OF
George Alexander. and daughter Of Mr-
and Mrs. Emelius Berg. born February
l9, 1888 in Salt Lake City. Funeral ser
vices Sunday at 1880 a. m. from the
Liberty ward chapel. Friends are In
vited to attend. Interment In City ceme-
terry.
BOSYER-Russeil II. Bower, August II,
1911, at '2O6 Cannon house, this city. son
of Clara Nelson Bower and the late
Edward Bower, aged % days Interment
will he In Sandy cemetery August IL,
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Hayes Wins Championship.

Hayes OF Chicago today won the clay
court tennis championship Of the United
States. He beat Percy Sword of Pitts
burg in the final round. and with this
victory goes the championship. as NJ. f.
Long OF San Francisco. title holder. will
not appear 10 defend the cup. In the
Ing He ran that sot to Us. but never
again was In the lead Hayes won the
second and third sets G-2 6-1
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MORGAN AND DRESSAN
PITCHERS FOR TODAY
Blankenship's Pets Expect to
Win Both Games in Double
Header With MiSsOula.
Continued from Page Ten.

would have been shutout today but
for Murphy's error In the first Inning,
when he left a grounder from Fl!cs's bat
lrlckle through his fingers and roll TO the
fence. Cornelius failed to show his usual
form and four healthy wallops In the sec
ond inning gave the locals four runs. Two
star catches by Murphy furnished the
features OF the game. The score:
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GREAT FALLS.

summary: Two-hase hit-Clothier.
Sacrifice hits-Cornelius. Prout, Toner
90. Clothier. Stolen bnses-Toner. Vance.
Shannon. Griffin Bases on ba1ls-On
Griffin 2. off Cornelius s. Struck out-By
Griffin s, by Cornelius 2. Double plays
Flick to Shea to KeIlackey; Levy TO
Shea Left on bases-Boise 9. Great
Falls s. Hit by pitcher-Pteper- Time
OF game-1 hour and 45 minutes. UNI
ulro-I.aWier
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Danny" Maher Suspended,

LEICESTER. England. Aug, IL
Danny Maher was suspended by the
local stewards after the running of the
Tower maiden three year -oid plate for
300 sovercigns, in which the popular
American jockey was second on Lord
RoscbeTys Sallust today. The stewards
waere not satisfied with Mahers riding.
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HELENA

Summary: Earned runs-Butte 8, Hell
ena 2. Stolen bases-Dockstader. Elsoy.
Fleming. Wood, Sacrifice ht-Dock-
stader. Sacrifice fiies-Mathes. Wood.
Two-base hits-Marshall (2). Hannah.
Bases on bails-Off Bryan 4. off Rem
meas 3 Struck out-By Bryan 4. by
Remneas s. Innings pitched-By Bryan
g. by Ames Hits-Of Bryan 7, off
Ames o. Time Of game hours, Um-
plre-Toman
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American Horse Wins.

PARIS, Aug. II The Prix des Troons
A selling event OF 5000. distance ten fur
longs. run at Dcauyllle today, was won
by the Americans, Nash Turner's. Bo-
cage III. In the Prix Hocquiart of $4,000
distance one mile and seven furlongs w
X. Vanderbilts Rhinehart finished sec
Ond
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will Continue i'm Utah

The labored effort on the part of the
stock companies to rid themselves of
the competition of this mutual organi-
zation has failed and we shall continue
to give the property owners Of Utah
the benefit of our service and competi-
tion. In this we trust we may have
your full and hearty cooperation.
MUTUAL FIRE
ASSOCIATION.
F. J. MARTIN,
Secretary and Manager.
Head Office: Salt Lake Office:
2os Columbia st., Judge Bldg.
Seattle, Wn.
SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL STATE
MENT
For the year ending December 81, 1911,
Northwestern Mutual Fire AS
sOciatiOn.
The name and location Of the company.
Northwestern Mutual Fire Association.
2os Columbia street, Seattle. Wash
Name Of president-A, L, Piper,
The amount OF its assets is 262. .262 40
The amount OF It's liabilities
QncudinB capttaD Is. ,,.., 1S2.ls0. 81
The amount Of It's income
endsr year ....... 451, ,6ss. "a
The amount Of It's disburse-
mcnts during the proceeding
calendar year ....,,..... 412, 1874. Al
The amount of losses paid
during the preceding calen-
dar year Gncluded In fore
going item) ..,...,.,..,.. 1853, ,4ss. %
The amount of risks written
during the year. 5S,287.781 90
The amount Of risks In force
at the end Of the year. 80. 413. 81S. 90
State Of Utah, office Of the commissioner
OF insurance.-ss.
!, Willard Done. commissioner OF In
|surance Of the state of Utah. do hereby
certify that the above named insurance
company has filed In my office detailed
statement of It's condition, from which
the foregoing statement has been pre-
pared, and that the said company has
In all other respects compiled with the
laws of the state relating to Insurance.
In testimony whereof. have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal OF the
insurance department this 26th day OF
July, A. D, 1911.
WILLARDD DONE.
(SeaL) Commissioner.
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LeClaire, the Indian, will ride Cir
Gle Dot again tonight at Saltair. There
are many wagers on the outcome.
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REMNEAs WINS ANOTHER.
Butte Falls on Bryan In Seventh anc
Slauahters His Offerings.

HELENA, Mont. Aug. 11.-After he
had pitched perfect ball for six innings,
Butte fell on Bryan In the seventh to-
the game. to 2. Remneas was in the
box for Butte and for four innings not
a Senator reached first base. In the
sacrifice fly netted the locals their two
runs. The score
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Attacks School Principal.

A severe attack On school principal,
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ing only in some vague or personal
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We recommend that the county
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services heretofore agreed upon and
approved by the Court, out of the
funds of the county.
We thank your Honor and all OIL
GERS of the court for the assistance
given us in the discharge of our du-
ties as a grand jury during the pres
ent year.
Respectfully submitted,
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Foreman.
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he is angry.
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Foley's Kidney Remedy, Liquid

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Is q great medicine of proven value for
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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1911-09-27

The love that is purchased with
money is not worth the price.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1911-09-27

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