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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-25

O[D-T|V|E BASEBALL
MANAGER IS NO MORE
Stanley Robson, Who Devel-
oped Great Cleveland Team,
Dies Suddenly.

CLEVELAND, O., March 24.-Stan.
ley Robson, owner of the ST. Louis Ma
tional League Baseball club, died of
blood poisoning at the home of his sis
ter-in-law, Mrs Frank De Haas Robi
son. today
M. Stanley Robson first became
identified with baseball in st. Louis in
1899. he and his brother, Frank De
Haas Robison, owners of the National
League Baseball club of Cleveland.
transferred their club and franchise to
st. Louis. The two brothers continued
20 own and operate the club until 1908.
when Frank De Haas Robson died.
Since then Stanley Robson has been
the principal owner. The Robinsons
bought the Cleveland club in 1899 and
developed one of the greatest teams
that ever played in the National league.
In 1895 and 1896 the Cleveland team
played Baltimore for the temple cup.
Robson was In ST Louis n week last
Thursday and departed a week ago. He
was 63 years old and was born in Du,
buTue la. He was one of three broth
crs and the last of them TO die.
uSrman d. Seekcamp, treasurer of the
ciub, said today that tho spring series
between the American league aad Ma
tlonal league teams in ST. Louis will
be played as scheduled
He said the funeral probably will be
held Monday in Cleveland on which
day nG game is scheduled. and that he
and Manager Roger Bresnahan will go
10 Cleveland after Sunday S game The
spring series will start tomorrow,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-25
Yesterdays Results
at Various Courses
ASPIRIN TAKES FEATURE
RACE AT JACKSONVILLE

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. March 24.-The
feature race at Moncrief this afternoon
went to Aspirin. one OF the consistent
horses racing here. Star Charter. picked
by many as the winner of the American
derby to be decided here April |, finished
second. Summary:
First race. FIVE and half furlongs-
Lille Paxton. l5 to l. won: Donaldo. 10
TO !. second; Sam Matthews. Is to /.
third. Time, :09 20.
Second race. six furongs-Lady Ori-
mar. to /. won. Golden Pearl. { to 10.
second; Wardon. 20 to l. third Time
ia 2-5.
Third race, six furlongs-Plate Glass,
10 TO l, won: Spring Mass, to !. second !;
Rye Straw, TO |. third. Time, IA l-5.
Fourth race. mile-Aspirin. TO TO-
Won. Star Charter. Z to .. second All
Red. 10 to l. third Time. l4l 3-5.
Fifth race. six furlones-Eagle Bird, s
TO |, won; lima. To /. second: Flrewood
40 TO !. third. Time, l:li.
Sixth race, mile and furong-Golcon-
da, Z 10 l, won; First Peep, TO 2. sec
ond; Pocotaligo. 80 l. third. Time
so 2-5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-25
MAURICE THOMPSON
BEATS PETER JENSEN
Only Man Who Ever Put Joe
Clark Out Gets Decision i'm
Twenty-Round Bout.

SHERIDAN. Wyo., March 24.-Maurice
Thompson OF Butte secured the decision
IN twenty rounds over Peter Jensen OF
Denver. known as the Battling Dane.
The crucial moment for Johnson was In
The nineteenth, when he seemed at the
mercy OF his opponent. but he came back
samely in the twentieth The bout was
staged by the Wyoming a. c..
Maurice Thompson is the only man who
ever Knocked out Joe Clark, who boxed
Howard Baker ten rounds to a draw at
Bingham last Wednesday night Clark
at the time was only beginner, Thomp-
son broke Clark's breast bone, sending
him to the hospital for several weeks,
put caused no permanent Injury. Clark
Is much better man now than he WAS
then. The Wyoming Athletic club Of
Sheridan Is pulling off, number OF good
bouts. Howard Baker has an offer from
that club.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-25
MORE LIBERAL PURSES
ORDERED BY COMMISSION

LEXINGTON, March Exchanges in
the rules for Kentucky racing doubly
important I'm view of the death OF racing
in New York were passed by the Ken
tucky racing commission here today,
II Is now provided that I'm meetings at
tracks whose Immediate territory con-
tains a population of more than 100 600
meaning Latonia and Louisville-no purse
at spring meetings shall be for less than
5000 nor at autumn meetings for less than
500; in cities between 80. 600 and 40 900
population-referrine to LeXington-th,
purse limits are $500 and $3.50 for the re-
spectve seasons.
After 1911 all guaranteed stakes are
to be prohibited This means that the
Latonia derby, for example. must give to
the winners all fees paid In for entries
and declarations Instead of being held
70 the guaranteed $4,000 value.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-25
WILBUR WRIGHT TELLS
STORY OF INVENTION
TestlfIss In French Court In Sui.
Brought Against Farman. sIerlot
and Others

PARIS. March 24.-Wilbur Wright was
a witness today before the civil tribunal
OF the Seine which is hearing the suit
brought by the French owners of the
Wright brothers aeropane patents
against Farman, Bleriot and others for
lnfringcments.
The American had been especially
summoned TO relate the history of the
Inventions brought out by his brother
OrNille and himself with particular
reference TO the warpng wing principle
which II Is claimed has been Illegally
adopted by French constructors.
Mr.. Wright traced the efforts Of the
brothers first with kites and then with
planes. until finally they invented the
moblle-verticai tall and forward rudder
after which," said Mr.. Wright, the
problem of equilibrium was solved and
the epoch Of human flight arrived"
These principles, the witness said
were patented In 1903 and were not
divulged, as the defense contends, before
the patents were granted. The case was
adjourned until March so. when argu-
ments Will be begun.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-25
SALT LAKE TEAM PLAYERS
ARE ARRIVING EVERY DAY

Dick Cooley. owner of the Sal, Lake
franchise in the Union Baseball asso-
clation, Friday closed a deal for tract
or land between Main and State streets
in the southern end OF the city for his
new ball park. Mr.. Cooley says he has
mad plans drawn up for the proposed
park and that il will be a handsome and
commodious place. Work WIFI begin the
coming week on the grand stand and
blcachers.
The Boston Red Sox players will ar
rive in the city over the Southern Pa
ciilc and Oregon Short Line and the first
game between Cooleys braves and the
Red SoX aggregation VIII be played on
the university campus Tuesday after
noon at $3.50 oclock. game is also
scheduled for Wednesday.
Cliff Blankenship, manager of the
salt Lake team, reports that his men
are arriving daily and that an exhibition
game will he played at Murray Sunday
afternoon. Rlankenshlp reports that G.
III. Perkins. catcher: f. Cordtz outfelder.
and d. Driscoll. pitcher, have already
appeared for practice.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-25
GLENSIDE WINS HANDICAP
WORTH 5000 S0VEREIGNS

LIVERPOOL, March 2f.-The Grand
National Steeplechase handicap OF 5000
sovereigns for -year-olds and up was
won today by Glcnslde. an outsider
against whom the betting was 20 TO J..
Rathnally was second and Shady Girl
third. Twenty-sx horses started.
Lutteur Ill. the French winner OF the
event in 1909 was hot favorlte. but
fell on the second round of the course
which was four miles and $50 yards. Nine
other horses followed the example Of the
favorite aud WENT down.
Foxhall p. Keene was represented by
Prccentor II. which failed 10 get place
in the same race year ago, and John
Jacob AsJor had two entries.
Precentor III. led the field on the first
round when the pace became too fast
for the American entry.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-25
RAGING .t a'
JOCKEY ANDERSON AND
FANCY ON BLACKLIST

JUAREZ Mexico, March 24.-Uncle
Ben. at To l In the betting, proved a
big surprise when he won the mile handl
cap at Terrazas today. He saved many
lengths on the turn and won going away.
The stewards today suspended Jockey
Anderson for his poor ride on Fancy and
the future entries OF the mare have been
refused. Summary
First race. two-year -olds. four fur
longs-Lady lightning. 10 (Martin). S
to .. won: The Visitor. 10 (Rtce). 5 10
/. second; Yo Puedo. 113 (Glass). 3 TO
1, third. Time. IS 30 seconds, Lady
Dolora. Twenty One. Albert Jones,
D Bear, Pretty Soon. Recover, Booger
Battle, Lake Tahoe and Noah ran.
Second race. selling. three year olds
and up. six furlongs-He Knows. 1lO
(Moleswortb), 10 |, won; Sam Barber.
~ tDennyl, 10 ]. second; f.; NJ, Fry,
1l0 (McCullough. to I. third. Time,
l;i2 % Inclcmcnt, Twickenham. Fancy.
Preen. Woodlander and Deadwood ran.
FIVE furongs-Dr smoot. iol (Molos
worthl. 4 to !, won Pride OF Lismore.
10l (Nolan. TO l, second; John Grif-
fin H., ioj Ricc), 10 10. third. Time,
30 3-5 seconds. Dartworth Mike Molctt
and Warjlg ran
Fourth race. handicap, three year -olds
and up. mile-Unclc Ben. 81 (Benscho-
ten). TO !, won. Jim Basey 1o4 (GSlass).
10 s. second: General Marchmont. 10
i:SS 2,5. Flying Wolf and Mocltler ran ran
Fifth race. three year-olds, six fur
longs-Bobby Boyer ll0 (McGee). 2 to
1. won; Pluvius. ll0 (Glass). 2 to ]. sec
ond: Marjorie A.. IS (Noan). to l.
third. Time. Ill 80, Tommy Twig
and Seth ran.
Sixth race. selling, three ycar-olds and
up. mlle-Mnolettc, l06 (Nolan) even
won, Round and Round los DENNY .
TO L. second; Waldorf Belle. l0G dig
gIns) 10 /. third. Time. 80 SIS. Pc
dro. Barney Oldned and Bon Ton ran
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MILITIA INVITED To
OBSERVE AEROPLANES
National Guardsmen Will Prob
ably Camp on Aviation Field
During Coming Meet.
PERFECT STARTING DEVICE
New Method Of Giving Impetus to
Plans Will Be Demon
strated Here.
PERFECT STARTING DEVICE

The following notice issued yesterday
indicates that national guardsmen will
have an unusual opportunity TO see and
study the airships during the coming
aviation meet:
while the navigation OF the air is OF
interest to all. 1t is of especial interest
to military men and those interested in
military matters, The management OF
the coming aviation meet has invited
the members OF the national guard Or
ganizations in and around Salt Lake 10
make camp within the aviation field on
April and s. where they can not only
have an opportunity to witness the
nights and the dropping Of explosives.
but also an opportunity TO observe care
fully the asccnsions and descents and
the make-u and management OF the
machines.
''It is yet undetermined whether this
Invitation Will he accepted. 1t is in line
with the regular work OF the guard and
would mean tour OF duty in making
camp; The guard will not be ordered
out, but In case a sufficient number OF
men volunteer their services it is more
than likely that subsistence and trans
portation will be provided.
The question VIII be determined Mon
day night at a meeting OF the various
organizations, and IL there is sufficient
interest shown by the members OF the
guard the matter will he taken up at
"W. G. WILLIAMS,
Major Commanding First Battalion
Infantry"
That the crowds who will attend the
aviation carnival 10 be held at Saltair
Beach April TO 10 are TO be treated
10 a series of experiments and flights
mat have never yet formed Il portion
OF the programmes of other meets was
made doubly certain by the receipt Fri
day at aviation headquarters OF n tele-
gram from Walter Brookins. the Wright
aviator. to the effect that the machines
he Will bring TO Salt Lake in April will
be equipped with a new improvement
guaranteed TO lift the big Wright planes
off the ground within a distance OF sew
enteen feet.
His wire states that the device is one
months and have Just perfected II 10 a
point that warrants its practical use on
all Wright machines. In addition 10 lift
Ing the planes Into the air after they
have traversed a distance of but seven
teen feet, the Improvement makes IL
possible for the aviator TO shoot a Wright
plane 200 feet high when but 125 feet
from the starting point.
The Importance of such an arrange
ment when an aeroplane is being driven
for exhibition purposes or In speed
events VIII be rather evident to those
who witnessed the flights of Willard ard
Ely hero few weeks ago. when n run
OF almost 900 feet along the ground was
necessary before the machines took the
air
r. r. Young. general manager Of the
Curtiss exhibition team, arrived In Salt
Lake at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon from
San Francisco and was taken Immediate
ly 10 aviation headquarters He was
much pleased with the field,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-25
DOCTOR ACCUSED Of
NUMBERING OLD MAN
San Francisco Physician Ar
rested for Crime Committed
in Sonora, County, Cal.

SAN FRANCISCO March 2f-Dr L"
C. Chisholm. physician of this city,
was arrested here today in connection
with the death OF John ID. PoweII: an
tont near Fort Ross. Sonoma county, sew
craI weeks ago. The arrest was the re-
suit Of an Investigation which has been
conducted since the discovery OF the oouS
by Sheriff Smith Of Sonoma county
Sheriff Smith says he was led TO sus-
pect that DR. Chisholm had been the com
panlon OF Powell by the story told py
c. h Robertson a watchman OF an aban-
doncd lumber mill at Markham. near
Duncan Mills. Robertson told the sherin
that Powell and his companion. whom ne
has since Identified as Chlsho'in. cni,ru eau, r,,
at his cabin during q storm on FEBRUARY
3 and asked for lodgings. AFTER spoHulIS
the night with Robertson the Two Elsn n
took possession OF nearby eon,n oinn thnv %nv
told Robertson that they We're gong TO
Fort Bragg. but instead they pifehed n .nelr
tent at Coleman gnlch. near ,pecn Por. iN0Ss yns
discovered in the tent with bullet
through the temple.
The first clue To his companion resulteu
from n card dropped by DR.. Chisholm
while ne WAS Robertson's guest rms
card contained the address OF san
Francisco woman whose Identity is beinS
withheld by the police. Sherin Smith In
teIviewed this woman and saws she told
him that Chisholm had declared that If
she would pose as n widow he would pro-
duce a corpse and collect a large sum OF
life Insurance. Tho woman refused and
Dr. Chisholm. according TO her story,
told her that he would see another wo-
man known only as Blanche,
While staying with Robertson Powell
spoke Of his wife Blanche. and said that
he had been separated from her for sew
Cral years.
Sheriff Smith arrived in this city with
Robertson today and deposited decoy
letter In the Ferry postoftlce. addressed
TO nr Chisholm. When the physician
called for the letter he was arrested and
identified by Robertson.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-25
BOXING BOUTS WILL BE
GIVEN AT REDUCED PRICES

NEW YORK, March 24-The Fair,
mount Athletic club here will introduce
an innovation by holding boxing enter
tainments for its members every Satur-
daY evening at popular prices
The first entertainment will be held
next Saturday evening, March %, when
three ten round bouts and two six-round
affairs will be put on. In addition TO
these Saturday night shows special en-
tertainments will be held on Tuesday
nights whenever the highest class of
talent is available.
Tuesday, March 2s, Frank Klaus, who
is looked upon by MANY as the rightful
successor to Stanley Ketchcl's title,
will box ten rounds with Montana Dan
Sullivan
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-25
AWAITS RESULT OF
APPEAL In PRISON

SEATTLE. Wash. March 2i-William
III. Garland. the aged Portland promoter
who was recently sentenced to from
three to fifteen years In state prison for
selling stock In a fictitious coal mine
surrendered himself at the county iafl
today. and there Will await the result OF
his appeal TO the state supreme court.
His son, II, l., Garland of Portland,
had given ball for him, but is hard
pressed financially because OF n fire that
destroyed his business and the old man
voluntarily went TO jail TO save tho son
from financial ruin,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-25
M0UNTAlNEERS HELD IN
BONDAGE IN GEORGIA

SAVANNAH. Ga, March 2i-In the
United States court here today. j. f.
stable, and II. w, Retns. Justice of the
peace. all or Bailey. Appling county.
pleaded guilty 10 charges OF having held
several men In state OF peonage, Judge
Emery Specr fined Smith $1,000: l., r
Rcjns $500 and II w. Relns $50
The men forced to work on Smiths
farm were Tennessee mountaineors who
had come 10 Georgia seeking employ
ment.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-25
GAYN0R TAKES PAUPER'S
OATH AND GOES FREE

ATLANTA. Ga. March 24.-John f.
Gaynor, who. with Benjamin D. Greene.
served four years in the federal peni-
tentiary here for participation in the
Savannah harbor Improvement frauds,
was allowed to take the pauper's oath
late this afternoon and was released from
custody This procedure clears him OF
the necessity OF paying the S575. 900 fine
imposed in addition 60 the prison SEN
tence. Greene was released under similar
procedure yesterday,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-25
ENDS LIFE BECAUSE
POSITION is LOST

swallowing poison and cutting his throat,
Wesley Churchill 40 years old leaped
today from the top of the eleven-story
Story building. lie landed in an alley
and was mangled into shapeless mass.
Churchill who had large family, had
lost his position as foreman in factory
because OF failing health.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-25
SIGNAL CORPS ADDS TWO
MORE VICTORIES TO LIST

The Signal corps OF salt Lake and
Company p Of ogden plaved n basketball!
Ra me and an indoor baseball game iast
night The basket resulted IN - 10
Is in favor of the Signal corps. lhr
baseball score was II TO { In favor ol
the Signal corps. The Siguai cnrns nas
ulaynd twelve games Of basketball and
twelve games of indoor baseball TINS
year without losing II single game
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-25
Motor Boat Speedy.

LONDON. March 2i.-I5. Mckay Ed
gar's motor boat, Maple Leaf III.
showed a wonderful burst of speed in q
trial on the Solent today, making 49,
knots an hour. This is claimed as the
worlds record, The Maple Leaf III took
part In the motor boat regatta at Mo-
narl a ago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-25
BURMAN DRIVES AT RATE
OF 105 MILES AN HOUR

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. March 24.-m
a practice lap on the automobile beach
course here this afternoon. Bob Burman
drove the Prince Henry Benz twenty
miles in II minutes and 20 seconds. or at
A speed of i05 miles an hour. There are
two bad turns on the course. Oiticlals
Of the American Automobile association
arrived today for the races TO be run
March u 10 30.
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-alen Goes TO New yort

/, isa., sssarl, March 2I.-In 4 deci-
4l n@ru,as,a today The national
o:sia1yn,s son disellowea the claim
4 D physrs' r'uo OF the Pacific Coasi.
y. lin oyer ;' Norman lynch and
y e1S 70 INC New York Anerirn,, cam
|G Ies,ppffe resident Johnson Of he
" the csr,, ma not consider The
~ luyolysya,H ysya,H'nission. as his league
III prosIas,an ana Chairman Herr.
Aasp; S,'aeni S,Ss Il Lynch Of the Ma
"'aoe the f1ndir,
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Soccer Practice Today.

Owing TO the Waudamcrc management
deciding TO seed 10 grass the interior of
the motordrome, the Salt Lake Soccer
club has secured permission To use the
northwest portion OF Liberty park and
a practice will be held there this after
noon at o'clock. The Salt Lake Cricket
club has placed It's pavilion at the dis
posai OF the socceritcs for dressing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-25
JULIA WARD H0WE'S
GREEK PLAY STAGED

BOSTON. March 2i--In aid of the
Julia Ward Howe memorial fund. spe-
cial production OF "Hippolytus drama
by Mrs. Howe was given at a local
theater today by Margaret Anglin and
her company Although this drama OF
Greek mythology was written by Mrs.
Howe many years ago IL has never be-
fore been staged,
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G0TCH EASILY THROWS
TOM JENKINS TWICE

DENVER. March 2i-Without ever
permitting his opponent to assume the
offensive for a moment. Frank Gotch.
holder Of the world wrestling cham-
nInnship. defeated Tom Jenkins. former
champion, In two straight falls at The
Auditorium here tonight. Both falls were
gained with half-nclscn and crotch
hold the first I'm II minutes and 80 sec
onds and the second In l3 minutes ana
- seconds The match was fast ana
savage from the start
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y Sias Without Licenses

sl sts,iTed STATE Se, Friday by Fred w
\ llal JOIN 1sh h and game commits.
\ Ecen,iivV ,iiV"n Postal. who vas nr.
Ia lIssrIne near Logan for rs GshIn,. %'
4 ear riirAss il was fined 525 j,,'"s Sp :
rssTeslei on SSn ,So d, Tojo, n Jap
Al RIcbGl same charge, was
. tped 's,ITaaheId, sIa MI, Nathan Gala
@sn,e Wv Wednesday for the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-25
WEALTHY ATTORNEY
SUDDENLY SUMMONED

SEATTLE, Wash, March 2i.-Mark
l.. Sullivan. an attorney, who won a large
fortune in the mining litigation OF early
days In Nome and Fairbanks and made
great profit by getting the FIRST shipment
Of supplies into the Iditarod country last
year. died suddenly yesterday at Fair
banks. Alaska where he had arrived n
week before from the Iditarod by sdoe
team after a twenty-s days journey.
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Kilbane VS.. Monte Attell.

J.ryEI,AND, March 2a-Johnny XII
bane Of Cleveland and Monte AIten
fought ten-round exhibition conlHs. I',S..
near here tonight Referee walter MI NV
declared the bout draw. hlipalle
throughout the nGht. however, seemed 10
have Atrcll outclassed and was, wonae1 ,
FULLY fast Both men We're on thclr iee'
and fighting hard at the hnlsn'
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CUSTOMS EMPLOYEES
MUST EARN THEIR MONEY

WASHINGTON. March IA full
days work for every full days pay Is
every custom house in the United States
by direction of Secretary MacNcagh. II
applies TO every man in the customs
service. from collectors holding choice
appointments with salaries running into
four llguros to the stevcdore who hustlcs
freight on tho dock ut day wage.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-25
MISS LOUISE ELKENS WINS
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

PINEHURST n. G.. March 2i-MiSs
PItisbure was the winner of the cham
pionship tine in the final Of the ,rS wo%Sn smuIh
Amateur Golf championship today de-
ieating Mrs william West OF thc Hunt
inndon Valley club. philadelphia UP
and | to play.
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Basketball Game.

A baslee lball team. composed of w.
Rurt. l.. Davis, Il. Morgan l. Don and
n Johnson. all Of whom are laundry om-
nIovcns defeated the Twentieth ward
team by a score OF % to AZ yesterday.
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Missouri Bank Robbed.

c1-RRYyuLLE. Mo, March 24.-Safe
blowers set off five charges OF dynamite
in the bank Of Curryylle shortly altet
tn,9".s ma esscaped with $4,000. The citizens of
~ town were aroused by the blasts. but
ihey did not try to molest the roobcrs'
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slnaslnpson Is FaYorite

ss fhsmn,oam myo., March "a
y 'iBu1 iB9tu.1l;,o.f Of Butte and Peter
,s'aleiie clnb b"gut i before the Wyo
(s.a he up sron here tonight, Both
|Sdss iavssroo s,ound NJ, and in training.
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st. Paul Beats st. Joe.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo-. March 24.-ln the
first exhibition game Of the season, The
e; paul team OF the American associa-
lion dcfeated the ST Joseph Western
league team today TO !,