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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-31
MISSING MESSENGER
ARRESTED IN ARIZONA
A. w. Hawkins, WeIls-Farso Employee,
Who Sklps with $4,000, Fails
to Get Away.

NOGALES. Ariz.. March 30.-A. w,
Hawkins. q Wells Fargo express mes
senger who has been missing since last
week colncidentally with the disappear
ance with an express package contain
ing $50, 900 in new bank notes. was ar
rested yesterday at Autlan. together
with Mexican named Arguclles.
The men left MaZatlan In a launch
and landed at Navidad, 100 miles north
OF Manzanillo There they secured horses
and struck out for the interior.
The authorities at Autlan had been
given a description OF the men and the
two were recognized when they arrived,
They were placed under arrest and Will
be taken to Mazatlan.
The notes contained In the packages
had been Issued by Hermosilo bank
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STEEL CORPORATION
THE LOWEST BIDDER

WASHINGTON. March 30.-The United
States Steel corporation was the lowest
bidder for the construction of six emer-
gency dams TO be erected on the Panama
canal Bids for this work were opened
today at Isthmian canal commission Of
nces here.
The steel company's bid was 81, 2Ss 9S7.
while the bids of the McClintock Mar
shall Construction company OF Pittsburg
were $40 900 higher. The third bid by
the Pennsylvania steel company was
Sl65 900 higher than the lowest bid.
Two OF the emergency dams Will be
located ut tho Miraftore locks. two at
C;atun and two at Pedro Miguel They
are for use only in case OF frcshot and
may not be needed more than once or
twice year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-31
MORAN AND DE MARA
RIDE FAST In PARIS

Walter DeMara. the American sprint
cyclist, is riding well in Paris. according
TO mail adv!ces from James Moran, and
has "come back" TO a degree that Is a
p easant surprise TO his friends abroad.
DeMara gave Friol quite tussle on
March In big open race In Paris and
finished second TO the worlds champion.
On Sunday. 18th inst. in kilometer
d'Hiver, Paris, France. Brocco won in
the record time OF 59:43 2-5. with Berthet
second and DeMara third. Moran tri-
umphcd In the three -cornered motor
paced race. forty klometers. for the Al
bert Champion price. which was a fea-
ture OF the same program. He made the
2S4 miles in "a 2-5 seconds, defeating
Seres and Didier.
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LELAND STANFORD AND
N0TRE DAME ARE TIED

CHICAGO. March 30-Directors of the
intercollegiate Conference Athletic as
soctation announced today that the con-
z tie. Leland Stanford university and
Notre Dame each having II points to It's
credit
a final decision also was announced in
the cases of George w. Philbrook and
Ralph Dlmmick OF Notre Dame and j.
w. Nelson of Washington state college.
all OF whom were declared 10 have been
Their credits were cancelled.
Illinois and Chicago ran a close race
for third and fourth places. Illinois get
ting lia and Chicago 144 In the final de-
cision, California is next with 12, Wis
consin sixth with II. Minnesota and
Oberlin are tied at 10 points. South Da-
kota has and Purdue and Western Re-
serve have each. Colorado and Miami
university have 3 points each
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SPORl1NG NEWS FROM EVERYWHERE
NIGHT OWL STUNTS ARE
FORBIDDEN FOR CUBS

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 30
Manager Frank Chance has called to
account every member of the Cubs who
has been staying out late at night.
Chancc spent great part of Tuesday
night III the hotel lobby waiting for
the athletes to return Yesterday he
called meeting of all members of the
team In his room, and gave a lecture
such as he never has delivered before
on the training rules of the club.
The affair cost one of the athletes
$1,000 and it may cost another lob.
The hrst had not signed contract and
had asked for raise of $500 in pay.
1t looked as e he would get it, for he
was working in first class form; but the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-31
TORNADO WIPES OUT
ALABAMA VILLAGE
Many Persons Injured by Flying Tim
bers and Great Damage Done
to Crops.

MOBILE, Ala. March 30,-Gainesvllle.
Ala, was practically wiped out by the
tornado that swept through Monroe
county Monday, according to belated
storm cut a path of ruin 200 feet wide
through the settlement. There were no
casualties, but many persons were hurt
by flying timbers from wrecked houses,
The reports tell of tremendous property
darnaee. Fields were swept clean Of
growing crops, forests were leveled. while
hundreds OF farm buildings were torn
down by the threshing wind, The area
OF the storm swept district Is remote
from telegraphic and telephone COM
rnunlcatlon.
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MAKE TWO NEW
WORLD RECORDS
Burman Sends Buick Bug 20
Miles in 13.11.92, Lower
ing Lancia's Time.
WILCOX DRIVES STOCK CAR
MILE In 1892 SECONDS
Reduces 0IdfeId's Time ,03
Seconds; Add LaureIs in
Stock Chassis Event.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. March SO
Two new worlds records were made at
the Atantic-Pablo Beach automobile
race meeting today.
Driving his Buick Bug In the twenty
mile free-for-a Bob Burman made the
twenty miles I'm l3:li.92. or at the rate
OF 81 .o6 miles an hour The previous rec
by I.ancia. In Flat al Daytona. when
he covered fifteen miles at the rate of
ninety miles an hour on straishtaway.
Burmans course included two turns
which lowered his average greatly
Howard Wilcox sent the big blue Ma
tional Stock car across the mile distance
In 1922 seconds. establishing new
worlds record for stock cars. and lowered
the mark of 1875 seconds made by Old
field at Daytona last year.
More Laurels for Wilcox.
The five mile stock chassis event for
cars from 30l TO 150 cubic inches piston
displacement was another victory that
Wilcox added TO his laurcls. His time Of
3:56.S2 is faster than ever wns driven by
car OF that class.
Bob Burman. driving the 'Biitzen
Benz. captured the $1,000 cash priZe Of
fered for the fastest mile. going the dis
lance In 1925 seconds over rough
beach.
a ten-mile race for cars under 500
cubic inches piston displacement kept the
spectators on their feet during the last
two miles ~ the event. DIsbrow, IN the
Pope Hartford was the winner with
Wilcox. In the National "A close second.
The Summaries.
First race five miles. open TO cars of
l61 to $50 cubic inches. class {. non
stock-Witt (E NJ. F.. first. a;2o; Tower
CWarren DetroIt). second. 4:25; Rouse
Hanc!a), third; Tucker (Cole). fourth:
Cohens (E NJ. FL. nth; Evans CWar-
REM. sixth.
Second race five miles. open to cars of
30l to $50 cubic inches. class B, stock
Wilcox (NatonaD. first. 3.5G.s2; Hughes
(Mercer). second. 4:1S.9s. Only two start
ers.
Third race. ten miles. open TO cars from
l6l To 23o cubic inches. c.ass y. stock
Tower (Warren). first. 9:l0,52: Rouse
Q.ancsa). second. 1o;lS.ii; Tucker (Cole).
third: Evans (Warren .DetroI0. fourth.
Fourth race. ten miles. open 10 cars Of
500 cubic inches dIspls cement or less.
minimum weight 23u0. class T. on"stcck
-Disbrow (Popc llartford). first. 'I:i2.29:
Wilcox tNationaD. second. I:5i.2l; Mer5
(NationaD, third: Haycraft tMarquette-
BulcR), fourth; Burman (Benzj. did not
finish.
Fifth event, twenty miles. oren. free
for all, class d. nonstock cars Burman
Quick Bug, first l$li:92; Dis5row
{Na,ionaU. third. Wilcox (NationaD did
no; finish.
Sixth event ten miles, frce-for-ar.
handicap nons,ock class D-Eouse
second, lo:l5; pisbrow tPope- Hartford),
third Mers tNationaD, fourth; Hay
craft CMarqqet,c- Bu!clsj, if,h; Wilcox
(Nstio2an; sixth, Tucker tcoIel, sew
tDarracq) did not finish.
Seventh race. mile, worlds record
trials free for all cars with minimum
speed OF seventvAve miles an hour, hy
ing start-Burmen (Bli,zen BENZ, 3o;?5
seconds. Wilcox (NationaD, il;2i seconds
first trial. iO:S2 seconds second trial:
Hughes (Mcrcer), $50 seconds.
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TIE JUNIORS
in MTERCLASS SERIES
Wo Teams VIII Battle for Champion =
ship at University Field This
Afternoon

The university freshmen defeated the
sophomores in the last regular game OF
the class series at the university field
Thursday afternoon by a score OF 10 To
g. Both teams played good ball for the
first four innings. The freshmen showed
better class in the end, however.
BY winning the game from the sopho-
mores Thursday the freshmen have tied
the juniors in the schedule and the two
teams will play OFF the tie game this
afternoon on Cummings field
AS soon as the class series is over
Coach Fred Rennion Will eliminate half
of the men who have been playing in the
series and will pick out first and second
team which he will SET TO work In real
team work next week. The men showing
the best form in the next two weeks will
be picked for the big varsity team.
The lineups for Thursdays game fol-
low
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manager demanded the contract, which
was the same as last year, and tore it
INTO bits: announcing that new con-
tract with cut of $500 from last year
would be offered.
- m not going to sit up any more
NIGHTS to soc who IS not in before mid
night said Chance. "a manager of
ball club has enough to worry about
in running the team on the field m
going along and run this team If
get fired, that g all right; but I'll not
let any ball players drive me out of
the game. Nearly all the fellows are
hustling every day for the good of the
club and for their own good, and it g
making it hard for ALL
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INVESTIGATION OF NEW
YORK VICE AND CRIME

NEW YORK. March 5o.-The grand
jury began an Investigation today into
the charges brought by Magistrate Cor
riCan that vice and crime rampant
In the city. Frank Moss f!rst assistant
district attorney. and George Gordan Bnt-
tie as special assistant. have charge for
the city Commissioner Cropsey, hend OF
the police department. was the first wit
ness called. He was examined with ref
erence to the physical condition of the
force. its state OF discipline. his methods
of administration and the difficulties that
surround his task, Before the invcstiga-
ton runs its course IL Is probable that all
the deputy commissioners and many In
spectors and captains Will also be called
to testify,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-31
BRITISH LIBERAL IS
0USTED FROM COMMONS

LONDON, March 90.-Rlchard Matthias,
tho ship owner OF Cardiff, who was elect
cd TO the house OF commons from Chel~
tenham; has been urseated by the courts
upon the strength of II petition alleging
Illegal practices upon the part OF his
agent during the recent campaign
Matthias Is n Liberal and on his second
try. oustcd Viscount Duncannon; Llbera;
Unionlst, by n majority OF 80 He Is a
member Of the firm Of ]. Matthias &c
Sons, ship owners. and managing dircc
tor OF the Cambrjan Steamship company
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Yesterdays Results
at Various Courses
RACES AT JACKSONVILLE
TO CLOSE SATURDAY

JACKSONVILLE Fla, March 30
Clear weather and an improved track all
lowed an afternoon OF fair sport at Mon
creif park today
1t was rumored that the meeting
would be extended. but this was denied
by Manager Brown and the plant will be
closed with the running Of Saturday s
races,
The feature Of todays card was the
fourth race. a mile selling handicap. won
by Frank Purcell at Is to /. Tom Hay
ward, the favorite, got away badly and
was a trailer the entire route. Sum-
mary:
First race. four furlonss--Tilford
Thomas. I to. 1. won; Colletta. s to ].
second; Mamie McGee. to 2. third.
Time. 40 2-5.
SECOND race; six furlongs..Peep Over.
Outpost. to 5. third, Time lis 2-5.
Third race. seven furlongs-Heine. 13
70 8. won; Cnnopian, II to l, second:
Fire Guard. to I. third Time 1.29 2-5.
Fourth race, one mile. handicap
Frank Purcell 10 to /. won Colonel Ash
meade, 2 to I. second; Friend Harry, 4
to 5. third, Time. 1:d1 1-5.
Fifth race, five and a half furlongs-
Daufleld, IS to s. won: Eye White. 3
to l., second: UseeIt. 8 to 1, third. Time.
Sixth race. six furIongs. purse-Maizie.
7 to 10. won; Fort Worth. 3 TO /. sec
ond; Premier, 4 TO 5. third, Time. lib.
Seventh race. one and sixteenth miles
st. Joseph 15 to, /. won: Won Leer. 5
TO 1. second. Effendi. to 5, third, Time.
1:4S2-5.
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All lIalloMS.
Motor Club Bouts.

Three bouts comprised the programme
before the Motor club Thursday evening,
KID" Bennett OF Denver was given the
decision over KID" West Of Pueblo in
repeatedly warned against hlttinE low
Bennett easily outpolnted his opponent,
however. Cyclone" Lefty won from
Red" Perry In the third round Perry
w1s unable To stand tho body blow de-
Iivcrcd by Lefty Jack Carpenter of Salt
Lake pummelcd Bert Young of Pueblo
considerably In the last bout, Young was
no mntch for The husky Salt Lake boy.
Referee Dick Hart gave tho fight to Car
pcnler About 400 members witnessed the
exhibitions.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-31
CANADIANS SECURE
C0L0RED D0MESTICS

POINTE A PITRE, Guadeloupe,
March 30.-A Canadian employment
agent is here securing colorcd domes-
tics who are to be paid wages of So a
month in the dominion. Sixty servants
sailcd on the steamer Korona for New
York. from where they will proceed TO
Montreal An equal number plan to
leave on the steamer Parma about the
middle of April.
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TO ADD SHERIDAN AND
CODY TO VALLEY LEAGUE

BUTTE, Mont March 3o.-It Is now
proposed by Joseph Carney of this city.
who has secured protection for the ter
rtory. To add Sheridan and Cody Wyo.'
TO The Gailatin Valley league. now In
tended TO be composed of Billings, BoZe-
man. Livingston and Miles City.
A meeting of representatives from az!
- al RilIinrs. The season starts May
and extends over four months The
saI,rv limit has been put at $1,000
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TO PLANT 100000 FRY
IN STREAMS OF THE STATE

Eight hundred thousand trout fry VIII
be PLANTED in the state next week by the
state fish and game department, accord :
ing TO figures given out Thursday by
Fred w. Chambers, state FISH and game
commissioner.
The planting Will be as follows: Cache
county Monday 300. 900 fry; Summit
county. Monday, $50 600 fry. Sanpete
county Tuesday. 200. 900 fry; Utah couu-
~, ~ Thursday. i50. 900 fry. The Cache
and Summit county fish Will be supplied
from the Murray hatchery and the others
from Springyllle.
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Stadium fog Princeton.

PRINCETON, n. j., March 90
Plans for stadium at Princeton are
maturing, according TO announcement
from the graduate advisory committee.
1t is planned to secure u permanent
football field with seating accommoda
tions for 10000 persons. The commit
tee is not yet prepared TO make public
an outline of the proposed line of ac-
ton.
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BPLAY THREE GAMES OF
BASKETBALL FRIDAY NIGHT

'oaay evening. between and O'Clock
~ ~ Dose!et gymnasium three basket
= :, contests will be played
te ,,st game Is TO he between the
sI66 Mems Mutual Improvement board
r,ts stake and the aids OF Ensign
~; W o,neers Of Liberty stake and the
~, ~ o'ncers OF Salt Lake stake The
10. ina Esinc will be between the boys of
r.s,,V STAKE and the boys OF Pioneer
M @e leans have been practicing for
y MI Sesks. and II is anticipated that
vssefe. gymnasium Will be crowded
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-31
RETIRED NAVAL PAY
CLERK UNDER ARREST

VALLEJO. Cal, March 30.-Naval Pay
Cork ]. V Fuller retired. who was sum-
moned from the east TO Mare Island In
connection with tho alleged shortage In
the accounts of Paymaster Arthur M
Pippin OF the receiving ship Indepond !.
ence, reported aboard the ship today and
was MT onco placed under arrest,
Fuller applied for and was granted re-
tirement a month ago on the ground or
physical disability. His arrest is the
nth made In connection with the pay
office shortage,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-31

Five members OF the Mikkelsen expedl
ton, which was wrecked in the winter
of 1909 on the coast of east Greenland.
were brought back to Norway last Au-
gust.
This expedition left Copenhagen in the
Danish Arctic ship Alabama TO search
for the bodies OF the members OF the
MylIus Erlchsen Greenland expedition.
who perlshed in November. 1907, while
trying to return from the north coast
of Greenland by way OF the inland ice.
After the rescue of the Mikkelsen
party Captain Mlkkelsen and his engi
neer decided to renew the search for
the bodies OF Erichsen and his COM
Danlons
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TELEGRAPHERS CONFER
WITH THEIR EMPLOYERS

CHICAGO March 3o,-W, l.. Park,
general manager OF the Illinois Central
railroads III B. Perham OF ST Louis. rep
resenting the telegraphers. and j, w
Miller chairman OF the Louisiana divis-
here today on tho wage question A
strike is threatened for April l by the
men. who ask an Increase Of 20 per cent
In wages.
At q strike vote recently taken. 95 per
cent uf the 1900 teegraphers voted to
go out unless there was satisfactory
wage increase granted.
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II Cobb Is Ill

rSS hs, Ky. March 30.-"Ty"
t,.s 1911 II ,he Detroit American team yes
s,s,N "; lie has gone to French Lick
~ wI medical treatment having
\ hT,.,mu.l Tm leSpond to the treatment given
'tSiner Tu,hill II lis expected he viii
a. w Team again some time in lis
$50 sIrs ~ stay IN Indianapolis. TuthiIl
Ii S,snns pNns Illness was brought on By
= 1nuons efforts to get into condI-
Ia "' joining the squad two week !
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OHIO BOYS HELD FOR
MURDER IN OKLAHOMA

OKLAHOMA CITY, March 30.-Two
boys, who gave their names when ar
rested on February 81 as Charles White
and Albert kelfngstine of Dayton o.
were held on n murder charge today fol-
lowing the death last night OF John
Rebel. butcher. Rebels shop was
robbed February 2i. Rebel. who resisted
the robbers. was wounded during the
fight that followed. When the boys
were arrested they said they came 10
Oklahoma TO become bandits.
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Comes Close to Record.

ctIrCACO March 30.--IIarry Hcbncr Of
the Illinois Athletic club came close TO the
,vn,,dia record In the 15p-yard back
stroke swimming championship B., hed hell 10, o.,
i.6i Is5 the record being SO. GocsslinE
Of the Missour. Athletic club. Weber oi
the Illinois Athletic club and FRAZIER un-
attached. finished In the ordcf na'Neu'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-31
JOHNSON SEEKS SUPREME
COURT TO GET FREEDOM

SAN FRANCISCO. March 3o.-A pen-
tIon for a writ OF habcas corpus on ne
half of Jack Johnson, the prize ,nc nsnter,
cn,ir, similar pctitipn was denied by
the appellate court YESTERDAY. ,
Johnson is In the county 1n!l serving ,ns
twenty-nye -dav sentence on his plea
oC guilty of having violated the auto
ynobilc Speeding ordinance.
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New Census Official.

WASHINGTON. March 3o.-Secretary
Nagel OF tho department OF commerce and
labor has announced the appointment OF
Roland p Falkner as assistant director
OF the census. succeeding William F
Wnioughby. recently transferred TO the
economy commission at the White house
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GREAT FALLS MANAGER
SIGNS TWO MORE MEN
Snccial 10 The Tribune.

GREAT FALLS, Mont, March 90
Manager George Reed OF the Great Falls
baseball club of the Union league today
received the contracts for two new play
ers
Fred Hoffman of Frankfort. Ky. who
has played with the Three / league, VIII
come as one OF the lnf'elders. and spike
Shannon. n catcher. comes from the Mo-
bile Ala. club of the Southern league.
Both men are said TO be high class
performers,
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Rutt and Stol Win.

BERLIN. March 30.-The interna
tlonal six day bicycle race. which
ended here tonight, was won by Wal
ter Rutt and Joban Stol, the German
Dutch team. which covered 3i0S kio-
meters (21lS miles). Floyd MacFar
land and James Moran, the American
team, was second, about q third OF a
mile behind,
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sm"N WANTS NO
CAJLIFLOWER EAR


AESnM AE1 YORK. March 30
q, "yyko''t' ~ Brown. aspirant
ln,o.u y weight championship
,,nna % is wearing "A bandaee
N a ~; ms head TODAY TO cover
So,a,s n,s left car. which was Sc.
E%s ny bruised in a bout with
tue,.,ner g.ner Adam this week, An
i, b"auon s on the injured mem
ar IA, S round necessary and the
Is, vii pc permanently Scared
heatmnnu. mas also been under
tIr vao, ausiscd to rest for five or
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EVERS SELLS BUSINESS
TO WIN FOR THE CUBS

CHICAGO. March 30.-Johnny
Evcrs. second bascman for the
Chicago Nationals has sold his
Chicago shoe store and has de-
cided to devote all his time in
aiding his team to win cham
pionships.
"No player can put up the
article of ball that he is capa-
bic of when he has business
worries on his mind said
Fvers yesterday, in explaining
the reason for his unexpected
move.
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All Stars,
Lafayette.
Nebraska Gets Sunday Ball,

LINCOLN, Neb.. March Boy vote
resentativcs passed the senate bin to-
day providing for the playing OF Sunday
baseball In such communities az do not
Some doubt Is expressed whether Gov
ernor AldrIch will sign the measure.
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FEARS ENTERTAINED
FOR DANISH EXPLORERS
Expedition VIII Be Sent In Search OF
Captain Elmer Mlkkelsen and
Engineer lWersen.

COPENHAGEN. March 3e.-Fears are
entertained for Captain Elmer Mikkelsen
and Engineer Iwersen. who, after having
been rescued on the coast OF east Green
land last year, left their party to search
for traces OF the lost explorer, ErlchseD,
An expedition Will be sent TO shannon
island where provisions were deposited
in the hope OF finding them there.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-31
JORDAN HIGH WINS FIRST
GAME FROM ALL HALL0WS

In the first Of series OF three games
the Jordan high school baseball team de-
feated the All Hallows college nine on
the Fort Douglas diamond Thursday. by
a score Of 12 to 3 Fitzgerald and Rich
ardsou starred for Jordan, while Stephens
pitched good ball for All HaIlows but
lacked support
The lineup
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Kenyon In Sight,

DES MONIES, Ia, March 3o-The
iolnt ballot on senator by the Iowa leg
Islature today ended as follows; Deemer.
32. Kenyon. 60, Pollock. Democrat, 50;
absent and not voting, 3, Necessary to
elect ~,
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Vernon Loses to Frisco.
Oakland Still Leads.
YESTERDAYS BALL SCORES

AT st. Joseph Mo.-Chicago Americans,
first squad 8: st. Joseph, 0.
AT Lincoln-Chlcago Americans sec
ond SQUAD 4, Lincon. 3. Eleven innings.
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I'ilScrs
Thirteen Inning Game.

The All Star post graduate baseball
team defeated the LAFAYETTE schools
nine 3 To I in d. thrtccn-lnnng game
Thursday afternoon, The All Stars are
demanding games with any fast amateur
team In the city. The lineups for Thurs
days game were:
I.afayptte All Stars,