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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-06-02
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nof elmer Stlmle Die auocren
&inoer fnmen nit eibten 9rauiAcn
bapou.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-06-02
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llntiteigefnrten gu lieiern.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-06-02
Cine Spe5inlbotifaft bes 8ouuer.
nenrs Seneen.
'SprirgfieI0, S5a., 1. 25li

OfA Ivy XIV Ou', L. Ol4IIl.
SSn elmer Spe3iaIbotihoft ar 6ie
2egisIatltr, Die nieoer 5uiammenqe-
treten 1T, empfnbl 8ouoerneur 9e-
reer sic Sfofilura elmer itdnoigen
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Snbren poourh cine grb05ung ser
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pom 100 Der auS8e5Iidenen gin.
id]deung eintritt.
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Emahncr giehmurft.

Gninbn, st. Wlnf
beitdnSie Bis ftarf. ginbeimif6e siiere, s525
Glib; aiibe nm 9eiers So 00--575; rpeitl.
etere. S375-5.75; GernssS sStere $325--56o.
Rite uno Seifers 5000 s5; Gamers. 50 80
100; Stoders uno 5eeoers $375-b.75;
stdIber. s4.00-7.75; 9unen. Staes etc, $500
-625.
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B-i0c niebrieer Sdarpere, $3.50 so; pes
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5s5.
ebofe 3tHbr. $500 Ger Glarit mar &c.
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81 465-525: gpes. $3.s5-4.75; eammrr,
S625--7.5c
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-06-02
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NAAAtAht DAf saAAtts
Die .Ror0oeutbc 2lllcmeiue Sci.
tuna" oer5ifcrtliht an beroorrlBcr,
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edritte, Die 0cutld .auo batrei3
5die6sgerihtrn getroT'en bat Id5
gIatt iogt r3ah0em oie Ser. Staa.
ten 1eutiflaro anoeutetcn ooB lie
bereit Ieien, nit aud anoerc Q|dt.
ten ais nur GnqIoH0 pe3en eInc5
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grlno,a1e an uera1noe.ry oriidte
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Qoridlo1 81 prafer Ier Ser;ro1S'
ennuuri miro in tlir5tr 3eit Bier ems
treiien."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-06-02
snmmnriidles @crinhrcn.


'SlH Ale9o, VaL. /. ,IunL
Gopitdn Ioni @egaa uon Der Re.
belcritreitmaht in (ipiana. Inter.
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dido erihoB, murOe 3um (o0e pcr.
urthelIt nto non elmer 2lbtbeilung
Hebe1en eridloiien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-06-02
Ghirnnncr Gtchmnrft.

g1inhpieb 3uiubr. 20.000; 0arunter traren
5000 aaber Sic Qrcife mGrcH ME iolet:
eiicre. $5.00-64O; aube 81 4O-5.5O eei.
fers SO 50-6 25: @uneu. So 40-5.25; 1dlber
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sbpeine 9uiubr, 33 600 Se Ereife ma.
rem iuie fpIai Qeicbie S. S5-60 %; Geuliibie
$5.s0-60O: ittmerc 81 S575-595
e6;e. 8utubr. $4,000. 9ie 1retfe tpdren
s. 5o-565: g8tooer. $415-5.25; erues. 1886
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-06-02
MrIhmnrn.

Nclu D1rf 81. W1i.
geIs uar beim 9tu'rue beitdn6iq. 3u 2tt--
21k Pro8ent: mnfachtuoe 8ats 2la, ShuB.
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sent. nuf 40 Tlge 5u "a uuo cui fechs Mo,
rate su 81 qroient sriit1iiiee a1uinanns'
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leihi init ai.ioer geihift in Pant gius ~
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4 so 20--4 $685. fhr SihtEarlchen Gom,
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WcriiaHifte Dollars. 45t, 8eei 5runss'&ouos.
beitaHoie 5iienbabn Fonos, leiAt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-06-02
5ngnnelaf Onrdl gerbredJcr berbci-
geinbrt
Tetroit. NGd1. I. oSlrl

AtIIQII, II.ITI 7. ,9UIII.
Gin ltnllud. oa5 ser peitllt ge.
henoe Qcriorenptl g2o 9 In Ser
g}dbe oor R;olctclpr Cni cr 1T,
mrs aui Rcdlrunl pom @c-bred1err
1e'eet. Ser Qofomcttriiiarcr G.liiu.
Iss ur0 ser 6ei,7y Cafes beioe pon
St. Ehomls 81: nurocn uor Ger
ungeihll5eren 9ote.notioe 1etootet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-06-02
0cahhlnnO
@OIfenbrildc nnO Sagclidllna.

WcrIin, 81 Iiai.
WoJferbriife. Dcr5umoen mt
hpuerem &aaeI. ritteteu m 5u3.
oeutitlono goben Sfa0en CIT &n
elnem Tort Inn GrcBNuo3t5uun
Rdoeu nur6en ich5 6dui1r non DEN
8Iut6cn iort9eriiieH un0 u5li Ferio.
nen ertronfeu Taas Nei0c,5rl.
mo eiue N}ithle Iuc1 lauemlt
mur6e. ertranfen oier lGronen.
glr manfcn Crtcu i'm 5htrnQc.
bet mu6en bic Sooten nuo o1s
mrQe C9it IdBTh 1tr.,or; 85a,I
wuroen 3u (auiGnaer POM 2a8ci ey.
idIageu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-06-02
Rcrito,
@snernI lienss lommt inriif.

Nllreb !. Spni.
Genera e ,uaroo Reges MIRO in
oinigen 1a9n ratUlcrl'o 3uritieb.
ren Gr o. mt a2a Brin3tplen Der
meyian.iden -emo.rstie elnUeH:an.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-06-02
Gbicngucr Martt6crid,t
RnrffnbrrfmL

Bahcod. RuibtoH 4 TO-. Rooferp.Be,
bdEoe beriobten EbsT osH bieitoen 8eireioeutnrti
mis tni1f
Wlai.@ei3en itiea beute aui s10424 Die ms
oereu glcnnie pdrcn gntunNs Hieortgcr als
an SChluie oes ccrptriqen Inpcs erboten
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gen ebeufalls hnbcr
storn fiel aleih an 9lntung erholte fidb ipds
ter uno ithlob Su zen bothiteu 3aeespreieH
6dfer mar nicbt nicl perGuoeTt
Sie ShIubnotiruneeen Daren pie folei:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-06-02
IrrttAj,l.

SH mahaebcuocn ruiiiidjcn ]iceie.
ruHaStrciicu mciR man uidlta uon
|aRcrlcihtcruuacn iiir Ssroclltcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-06-02
7ie @crnn9lHftcu Der Sraituagcn.

Sn0ianupoIia Sno., ! .,Sltni
0ie lehs @erio. ore bci ser gro.
Ben SralrUagent H'abrt m Sa0ll.
napohs Oerlebt m zen. bcln01a rt
ben llmitdnoen on uciicn mobt Ie
am itaperlen punoetan iu0.
6arrp 9nigbt. 6e cine @escotima.
idJine bate, iein BANTER So3u /.
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taniter Iicie e.ter lbra Ner.
letungen ben eii 3uimuucnii1B
BON orei arl t;uo IN Der llu3e 0es
8itteritauoes erlittcn mngr.
lidleGerIebungen IS man fam nod
rltt iagen. mc. &erlau' hre
SQhe ncbmen mi, Artpur Erencr
Der Selter Der gln rmoihirc; no5
GUans. Der U}td Ter 6es Sati5n.
traitlpngens. Der 5abren aus iei.
ner g}uihine 4 l8. un0 T10,o
Gelpis, Der Uletor 0es@oIicrtra't.
nagens. oie nit cir Eope.6artioro.
MGi6ine foai6irie ollen gutc sort.
ibritte in ser 2e ing MAIDEN.
@Is geionoerhe az erlpabut Der.
6en. oob 8op 81rr IN m ieincrN1r.
mon .8asp" fem Ylehaniter nit
iih bate. sDd6rer ,es bei len an.
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ne errer Sbie1el Fciti9t. uttcis
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un6 oen 3dtano 5ntercn y 10.
relien bell adtqn rte Iiglc Dor.
rihtuna motte gletanfar emf,
bghrljh nm 6eii ut o,e U}aih'n.
oemna6 leitter NJ, ais Die an0eyen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-06-02
Ger }Uettflus.
Der irnnj0iiidDe IUintifcr @arroS ii
bcim SScttiIna |GriS. Suriu an
Ter Spiee.
SenMmOnt Ucrm 1T.

WdrrOS icttc Ncu 6ln9 uon Ein nadI
Nom iUrt, muttc nbcr mrgep OcS
nngnnitigcn McttcrS umtebrcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-06-02
gImcrifaniidler l,roiciior aeehrt.

Berlin. I ,Nui
G5 III bic Grncnlumq 6c3 Rroiei.
Tors G0raro Gb1rle5 Offering o..
yet,or Der Sdruar0 zternUarie,
gum Sitter oes preuBihen Der.
6'aaitoroea5 Gpour ie mertO en-
aelunolt mor0eu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-06-02
Ncrtaat M.

@erIin. l. Suni
Ger oeltihe 9eitsta8 Bat iib bI
yim 10. Lft05er Dertagt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-06-02

g. ,.. 'g >5b oicic aui iciucllntcr
itiiGm5 len taur Q(oNcro ioq
Ser W,ybcai hcn Rclicrml mtlc.
taclt l0JsU 0aB er nitt lclcu sic
&lidlchr rt9 Generals mlrc Die
Hc0rrlua mattc jar1rititS Sem
Nculra. Ncuc1 N}iitlChul uou Ser
Grtlaum0 APoOtrog. 21gitrtr erajcIt
eiuc Eept'dt 0d5 &oit Wlntoycua
ann SorpcruHlr m0GlBcnIo t5Ouou
3um &i}cSouocrurur oea Stoatcs
Sorora lNudA,t pur0tu @cioe lm0
NtlOcrllttu Gou SjluCrod 0tm
TiiArcr Ser Rcbcaeu i'm SijOcr lici
iollcuoe Gcpc'tt eiu: aNrduci9co
8. Wao1ro. %udr8 Mcrii0. ,,d'
bite tic. oie &crii,btrlml meiutr
SonaIitdt uu0 Nhtml Wo mtiuer
Guntbarfcit cntlclCnyunclmcn iiir
Sic Grfldrrngcu. Sic lie IN @cNl
on mid pcroiieutlihtcu. 2nS &olt
oc9 Stdotcs Guerrero un0 ih me-.
oen &buen III 0icniten icin oa lie
Elm pdtriotider @eueruI lm0 6llbrer
iinN 9Inrbroiio GlIueroa
gfod) Gcledrommcn aus ocn
Stoatc Sonora babcu iih 0ie 9odui.
in0jaucr bcrc0Cn loiicn. sic Ndiicn
nieoerNuIelcu. 3n icucm Stoote
bcrrihcu lest iricOihc 3uitdnoe.
Nitt 10 Qlt lduter 0ic 9tahrtchtcr
aus Ghibunbuc. SoNaluhihe 9In'
bnnley pon Shores N}olan ioIlIn
pIiiuoerno uHberpcheu nnO belldu.
ojle llnruhe ueranlaiien. Gtnc Erup'
penmabt iii gc9eu lie auSgclanot.
NnSNrtniifrn?
Gan Ticao. Sal. I $rui
@S miro bcrihtct 0aB 0ie Sunme
pon 5000 ans Sem Ntbeilenit0g
in Iljuand, llnter.oEiornen uer.
idpplm0tn it, un0 julleih hlbcu
iid) audi .Sencral" G. RbnS Erpce
Der @eiclllvbobcr ser Hebelcn. mel.
die ocn 0u etnuabmcn. nrO ieIu
9loutount Sopfina, uniidtbar &C.
modjt.
GrpceS 1Sreimoc 0ober pcroficnt
Iitten ipdter ourd elncn Hcht9an'
malt cine @rfldruul. ron0h Der
Hebelenfiibrer un0 I elm aoilooni
in Sebclmen noh Sos an9cIcS &C.
gnnqen iino. nm nit ser oortigcu
IiberoIen SSunta iue9en Scr Gage II
llnterfdIiiorn,en 81 berGtben 9,
miro iernCr erfIdrt, Dab lid aol
feine $1,000 ooer eiue aud nu oa'
nGberno 10 eroBe Samme in oel
aaiie ser lSNiurgeitteu be1tnoen bat
e'n G;iitinn berritt inter Den @e
bellen groBe 4Hfre9ung mcaen Del
geridupinoens Der bctoen Offi5iere.
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in JlOn.

Ser frnH;6iiidc gluiatitcr Senu'
mont triiit ais 6ritrr in Der Sic.
bcuhiI8elitaot Gin unO geUinnt
Oamit $4,000.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-06-02
9cutidDlauO.
3ablreidje 1SInthopicr.

@etIin, ! %uni
Die 0ur6 No,feu5riite oerur
iadton llc5er'huemHmaeH n
Sil00eutitlann hdbeu in.8e'lmmt
- Wcmdcn.e6en ll'or6eu 2Ia
ben S1oteu ut rieii8t, Sda0cn an.
eeridltet n0r0en.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-28

the strict rules OF evidence should con-
troll In all such inquiries The senate
does not observe such rules, but admits
all kinds OF matter. ! cannot SEQ my
way clear TO decide a case OF such mag
nltude on such a basis"
The subcommittee OF the senate COM
mittee on privileges and elections ap-
pointed to consider the charges against
Senator Stephenson OF Wisconsin held
preliminary meeting today mapping
out the first stage OF the work TO be
done.
Senator Bailey later said that the
strong proba btlity OF his being mem
Der OF the conference committee on the
wool tariff bill made IL impossible for
him to serve on the Stephenson commit
tee, even II there were no other reasons.
-Four OF the six democrats on the
committee on privileges and elections" >"
he said. ARE now engaged In the inves
tigation OF Senator Lorimer's election,
thus leaving but two Democrats on that
committee not so employed. As one OF
these two Democrats. / was appointed on
the committee TO investigate the Stephen
son case. and IL was simply impossible
for mo to do that work and also Ia per-
form my duties as member OF the con-
ference committee on the wool bin
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-28

ers been on equal terms at the sprint
with the front men shows how he likes
70 travel. Thomas looks like the Gussie
Lawson Of old He weighs only 100
pounds and hardly looks like he could
keep his wheel running. yet the sprints
always see him we'll I'm the front. Twice
this season has he won the mile hapdi-
cap In less than the record time. A great
deal OF distance will have been covered
before either rider enters the stretch as
his opponent leaves IT,
To make the professionals earn their
money tonight, Mr.. Pye has given them
two hard races. They will ride half
mile heats to qualify for an Australian
pursuit race and then have a two-mile
handicap. The pursuit race VIII show
some good riding among riders like Dro
bach, Anderson. Wilcox and Walker.
They Will make a long race OF II. The
two mile handicap should see the Aus
tralians placed we'll That distance is one
as rider. one has 10 ride a good two
mile handicap. That is the popular ois
tance there. "Whiskers" Will have TO
start in front OF the scratch men. The
mile handiCaps have seen him riding
from a few yards behind the line.
The amateurs have a half-mile handi-
cap and an unknown distance race. The
handicap will be a sprint from start to
finish. Smertz. the last time out won
pretty spring from Colvin, and is show
Ing the form he started the season with.
riders guessing They have TO be In
good position AT all times for the sprint.
Occasionally one of them has ''hunch''
that the bell Is near and jumps with all
his speed: those little spurts tend TO keep
the race full OF excitement all the time,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-28
BAILEY RESIGNS
FROM COMMITTEE
Texas Senator Dodges Passing Upon
the Evidence in Case Of Stephen
son Of Wisconsin.

WASHINGTON. July 27.-Because he
does not believe In the senate's method
OF taking testimony In Investigations,
Senator Bailey today resigned from the
committee on privileges and elections.
He made no explanation TO the senate,
and the resignation was accepted without
comment.
To his friends Mr.. Bailey said after
wards he could not consent to enter upon
the work desired In the investigation OF
the charges against Mr., Stephenson.
II have been appointed on the sub
case" he said, MY conviction is that
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-28
WHITTIER DIVIDES
CARD WITH SEYMOUR

Bert Smalines got the place from F. w.
Thomas, with Billy Mccall fourth. and
Bernstrom and Senhouse failed TO qualify.
Seven motors lined up for the start in
the Tinal, Seymour. Ward, Smallina
Thomas, Whittier, Brodbeck and Nc
Neil we're the contestants and a pretty
struggle resulted. Seymour dropped out
Of the race when his motor failed to work
properly and daring Whittier led the
field to the finishing line. Ward was n
good second and Brodbeck third. with
Mcneil getting the fourth money
The unknown distance race proved n
close and interesting contest In this
event the riders were unaware of the
distance they were to go until two laps
from the finish the signal was flashed
and the final squirt was on. Seymour's
machine was in good working order this
time and the celyer rider won by small
margin from Whittier. with Ward and
Brodbeck following In the order named
The distance OF this event was six
miles and one lap and the time was
i:5l 2-5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-28
|||DLF SEM|-F||VALS
H AMONG CHAMPIONS
/. L.ur Contestants for Honor
n. Have Held Title in
the Past.

orTnoIT. Mich. July 27.-Chicago and
.,sbnrr will clash In the semi i-final
-,,ssSss tomorrow for the amateur golf
r.nionship of the west. Each Of the
I, r,on who will compete for the honor
..srhInc the finals is u champion or an
..hsmnioI,--cach has been a strong IA
.r,ts since the beginning Of the tourns-
49, Gardner Of Chicago. Yale ath-
4 ana former national champion, and
n r, Fownes. Jr.. Of Plt,sburg Inter
.f.slafe champion. viii come together.
xlh Intercollegiate Champion Albert
.-tsl of Chicago. the Princeton star. and
n NJ Myers OF PittsburG. former ma
-nal amateur champion.
fsday's matches were replete with
-.,res Hunter contest. though IL was
.rsky throughout. made IL second In in
,sst 10 the Gardner Phelps struggle
[lrh attracted the largest gallery of the
M
phclps played a stubborn game, but his
{vinr was crratlc and he was often
trouble during the afternoon. Gard
- drives were almost Invariably
1leht and far down the course. and his
ling was better than the champions.
iuclcy styme gave Fownes the right TO
fsr the semi finals Hunter was un-
adv and his widness from the tee
|de him play an uphill game all after
6n but the match was even when they
ove from the seventeenth. Fownes es-
,fa 90 foot putt 10 win the hole, ga.
1rned the cup End laid dead styInie
'm the young Chicagoan. Hunters ef-
/ was spectacular, but he missed by
Irsction OF an inch and lost the hole
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-28

The nearness Of the big championship
match races does not stop Manager Pye
OF the Salt Palace from putting on the
best OF cards. Tonight he is offering
another programme OF the kind that has
made The saucer 20 popular this sum
mgr, Both sprint and endurance races
Lawson and HehIr will meet in an
other mach race. Lawson has won
nearly every match with Hehir. but in
them all II looked n little like the Swede's
style OF riding was favored. Tonight II
Is all fer Hehir II ever race was
made for "A man, tonight's contest was
cut 10 his measure. IT will be a human
paced affair. hest two in three OF mile
heats. Hehlr Travelled the mile In faster
time than any one ever did He rode
mile handicap a few weeks ago and
fairly flew around the saucer The rider
who PAGES the event tonight will be told
and drop out before the final sprint
That is lust 10 Paddy's liking. Lawson
is peer OF them all when IL comes TO the
go as you please French style, yet he
likes the fast going as we'll as any one.
II VIII be race worth watching for the
line IT Will give on Lawson's condition
and the chance he has OF winning the
big championship events 10 start n"~t
week.
Thomas and Wright will NEE, in an
unlimited Australian pursuit race. Wright
wheel rolling there is nothing can stop
il. and he surely can get the cycle roll
Ing TO n good speed The handicap races
always see him pulling the middle mark
bunch from the scratch riders. and the
fact that only twice have the back mark
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a large crowd at the Wandamere
motordrome last night Witnessed an ex-
ccllent programme OF motorcycle rae
ing and saw several close and exciting
finishes. i. e. Whittier won the second
heat and the final in the tive-mile open
professional race and Ray Seymour was
the victor in the unknown distance event
for professionals The latter event was
the feature Of the card and produced an
Interesting contest.
Seymour won the first heat of the five
mile race. but In the finals had trouble
with his engine and had TO drop out OF
the race. Al Ward was second In the
first heat. with Bert Smalllng third. +
w. Thomas fourth and Billy Mccall last
The time was ;53 So.
The second heat went to Whittier.
with Red Brodbeck second and J. A.
Mcneil third. V. Bernstrom and Steve
Scnhouse were also-raus. This heat was
run in 1857 3-5.
j, y. Mcneil finished first in the next
heat. making the distance IN l:21 10
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OFFICER
ALLOWED TO RESIGN

WASHINGTON. July 27.-The presl-
tenant Colonel Elmor W. Hubbard OF
the Coast artillery 10 be placed on the
retired list under the thirty years SER
vice law The officer was tried by court
martial at Galveston and sentenced 10
dismissal on the charge or intoXication.
The reviewing authorities In the war de-
partment recomme ndcd that the sentence
be remanded TO Reaction 10 the bot
tom OF ms grade but the president con-
Guided that n better plan would be 10
permit tho officer to retire. Lieutenant
Colonel Hubbard was born in and ap-
-oin,ed 10 the army from Connecticut.
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S-MILE BICYCLE RACE
WON BY A. J. CLARKE
|clal 10 The Trihnnn.

<cial to-rhe Tribune.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. July 27.-The
-tpre event. q ten-milc open for the
&essonals ~ the Lighthouse track
= nlehl ~ns won by a. j. Clarke
In Fred Hin and others.
ahK Kramer was put out in the first
ny puncture. as was MacFarland
Lawrence. summary;
tsn-iIiile open professional-Wo by
he, second, Fred Hill third. Eddie
~ ionrth. ". DeMara: ntth. Jumbo
4 .'n1 r,I mile handicap. fessionaI-Won
gediar Palmer, second Jumbo Wells:
i clarence Cannon. fourth Oscar
*nnn, iHth. r.. JolSus. Time. .64
tko-mllc invitation, fessional-Won
~. Hlil. second, r. Root: third, r
80, Ionrth. y. o. LnWrence.
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(LAND HURTS HAND:
BENEFIT BOUT POSTPONED

9ecause Dick HYland wired that he had
4 his hand, the bout with Matty
ldwin for the benefit Of the family Of
lice Sergeant Johnston. killed by Ell
y Dewey. has been postponed until Au-
q 1e On receiving the wire from Hy-
q the committeeman, A. J, Charon,
fuy Downing and Harry Heagren,
egRphed that they would hold the date
|Aggusi Is open for Hyland. but un-.
y ne replies promptly some other
Iany CLASSY pugiltst Will be engaged In
ce OF Hyland
me benefit bout viii be by all odds the
hel has ever been pulled off In the
". BESIDES the main 90 there will
. plumber OF preliminnries, any one
'S1ieh would serve for q main event
Qfdinary cards.
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Boston Deal Hangs Fire.

BOSTON, July 27.-The deal by which
John G. Gleason OF San Francisco is eN
pected to acquire. large minority In
terest In the Boston Nationals and 10 be-
come Its vice ce-president hangs FIRE. al
pire today.
He wired President ". II. Russell from
New York, asking for an extension. which
was granted. President Russell says
Gleason made the request for personal
reasons and that he has no reason TO be-
ileve the San Francisco man will not buy
the stock
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|EAN-T0-0 OCEAN AUTOS
PASS THROUGH BRIGHAM
eial 10 The Tribune.

|t1HI 10 TIC TIUUII'1
BRIGHAM CITY. Julg 2T.-The ocean
oreen' motorists arrived In this city
|Is morning al S:45. and remained forty
nntes They were met by citizens and
|frowd OF curious people soon gathered
pupd the automobiles AS they were
|td UP on Main street. Seven cars
IRE somewhat delayed and arrived a
N minutes before the party departed
h the west.
Salt Lake City and Ogden. and OF
+ manner in which they had been re-
|Irod In those cities, j. c. Monihan OF
: party said. I'VE are a little behind
|bedule. but We just couldn't break
E6y from Salt Lake
The visitors were given z goodly supply
peaches. aprico,s and other fruits In
n city
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BALL GAMES
TO AVOID RACE MEET

..sE Ida, July 27.-ManaRer Nc
49, ot me Butte baseball club stated
~ 'fnl that he is transferring his next
,,ss OF games with the saints from
~ 70 Salt Lake because he does not
~ 70 Compete with the races now be-
neio al Butte, He stated that the
- neHl week will be played at Salt
4 and and that from there the Mount
6,stan sn 70 10 Helena and then return
NJ es INC race meet will then have
! wish 70 DO ANYTHING that woulS 1o Inl
Win The success Of the racing