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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1911-06-16
ROBERTSON IS MUCH PLEASED
Pays High Compliment TO Work Done
at School Of Forestry.

DIR. +. +. Robertson, presi-
dent of Wesley College, a grow
ing institution affiliated with
the state university at Grand
Forks and one that is rapidly
gaining a me because of the
Wesley College Conservatory
of music. paid high compli-
ment to the state school located
here. He said this morning:
Il am highly pleased to see
that the state institution in
your city has made such good
progress in the time it has been
in operation. The condition Of
the buildings and grounds, the
experimental work being done
as we'll as the excellent instruc-
ton given to students in their
preparation for life are CON
vincing to any reasonable mind
that the School of Forestry has
a future. The people Of this
section should be very proud
OF 1t. | might suggest, too,
that if the people of the north
ern part of the state learn to
fully appreciate the value of
the institution and should fol-
low the example that has been
set elsewhere and advance the
cause of education by special
donations to the school you
would in a few years have
splendid school here. The fact
that it is state institution
should not deter anyone from
giving it material aid and max
ing it's growth and usefulness
greater. And one of the best
things that could be done soon,
is the building of suitable dor
mitOries.'
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1911-06-16
Ole ana Yu1ia Ban Going ADQy
We will going tn Devils
Next week We ant going tn be har.

Next week going be ar We will going Devils
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bit hav oul guide time Ay Ven we ant
editorial We Ole and Yula. Yua ban
going keepin editorial of troubles and
tons Of deekns oop Vensday
after will whole
office and devil y bet next week
Courant ban oil rite de Yu offu guide
force goin vile YmHll
ban sending trasporations Olso das ban last
chance After Yuy Vim can't giving tickets tn
places We ride for being guide booster for
country Ay spose va for time
en panga buying ticket Ven getting back will tall
oil bote editors annual bath oil oder nice tengs
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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1911-06-16
Marriage Lice nses Issued.

Licenses to we'd were issued
this week as follows:
On Friday, June 9, to Leo
Destaler and Miss Bernardette
Richard, both of Overly, n. ID.
On Monday, June ~, to Fred
q. Grimm of Hector, Mimi.
and Miss Alfredo T'hielman of
Gardena, n. -.
On Tuesday, June 13, to
Fred jacques of Bottineau and
Miss Varnia Bouvier of Tarsus,
n. ID.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1911-06-16
Bo7T'NEAu IN THE LEAD
Comparison Of Deposits Shows Our City is Ahead Of
Many Larger Cities In Material Wealth.
Peerless Bottineaa county's Resources.

Minneapolis bank has issued book which gives inter
estin the condition
Minnesota, North and South Dakota shown by their
statements March J. 1911 From this publication
prepared table of figures which show that the of ottneau
ranks high from financial point of view
deposits banks LEAD larger
the #E
The following table shows the deposit
with population of 900 5000
be the weatlliest of it's size
financially than towns with larger populations
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1911-06-16
In Prosperous Condition

The Farmers Elevator COM
pany of this city held a meet
ing here on Tuesday afternoon
and found Agent Thomas Gard
ner's report a very satisfactory
one. They did a good business
last year and much of the credit
is given to their genial agent.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1911-06-16
RACES At the COUNTY FAIR
Speed Events Promise TO be a Most
Attractive Feature Of Fair

The Indications are that the
race program for the county
fair, July 1914, will be a strong
feature. Those who have
charge of the race track have
already commenced to prepare
for the event and the track
will be in the best possible
condition.
The purses that have been
offered should attract some of
the best race horses in this
state and Canada.
The following is the program
and the stakes offered:
July 13.
2: Is pace, $4,000.
1925 pace, $4,000.
re mile farmers runnine Q
race, 5000.
July II.
2: 10 pace, $4,000.
200 pace, $4,000.
Green trot or pace, $4,000.
Entries will close July 6, at
II p. m. at the office of John
Mckenzie, secretary, Bottin-
eau, N. D.
Between heats the spectators
will be entertained with spe-
cialties by the McKenney-Ash-
er Shows.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1911-06-16

does not produce pessimists
and closed with a strong plea
for belief in God and faith in
our fellow unen. s. s..t.
The program closed with
the singing of Alma Mater by a
quartette Of young ladies'.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1911-06-16
JURORS BEING summoned
venire Drawn For June Term OF Court
and Will Report on July Fifth.

The sheriff and his deputies
have been busy this week max
ing service of jury summons
on those drawn for service in
that capacity at the June term
of district court. Court will
convene on June 27 but the
jurors are called to report at 10
a. NJ. on July 3.
The following is the list of
jurors:
+. E. Ingram, Blaine town.
ship.
Robert Varco, Cut Bank
township.
E. NJ, kromrev, Stone Greek
township.
V. A. Kemp, Naxbass.
Nels n. Land. Cut Bank
township.
Ole Olson, Kane township.
Frank Nehring, Omemee.
Martin H. Nyhus, Scotia.
Peter Borreson, Eidsvold.
+. O. Jesme, Eidsvold.
Emil Erickson, Souris.
n. J. Peterson, Scandia.
Jesse O. Smith, Overly.
+. q. Runnels, Lansford.
EriCk Anderson, Starbuck.
J. Il. Myers, Newburg.
Henry Peterson, Souris.
Geo. Miller, 1925.
Iver Gravseth, Scandia.
Jules kaeding, Stone Creek.
Theo. Schefte, Starbuck.
Charles K. Harden, 1929.
Irving K. Bark way, 16O-7.
Frank A. Bingham, 16O-T.
Jacob Dipples, Renville.
H. NJ. Trent, Bottineau.
Curt Hilemon, Maxbass.
l.. ]. Mork, Souris.
T. ID. Miller, Scandia.
Robert +. Armer, Sergius.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1911-06-16
Shipment Of Yellow Perch

On Friday evening of last
week a small shipment of yell
low perch was received for
Lake Metigoshe. Capt. Main
sent about $50 fine fish about
six inches long. He is making
an effort to thoroughly stock
the waters of the best lake in
the state.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1911-06-16


Such showing is strong testimony for the superiority of
Bottineau It that this is the
good investments and explains why dare crcse
claim % Peerless Bottineau County,
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1911-06-16

Our city does suffer by with cities
Is 600 population. On basis of deposits
cities pride
the following table shows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-24

long distance races.
Again. even twenty years ago. VS.
itor 10 France would remember the roWs
OF school boys dressed in uniform, sort
OF crosses between a policeman 5 ana
firemau's uniform, marching Two by
two with a master I'm front and another
master in the rear / believe II the boys
laughed they were punished.
Now they have thrown their uniform
coats on one side and YOU will see them
PLAYING football game in which they
are particularly keen. cricket and hockey,
am quite sure II they only knew more
about baseball they would so into that
as we'll
Then again, We come 20 boxing. This
has only come In during the last irc
or six years. but II came with rush.
There used to he "A joke In my young
DAYS which was to the effect tnat a
Frenchman. when he got angry, always
kicked q man. instead OF hitting him as
All Anglo Saxon would. In fact. they
had an actual scientific art OF kicking
called La SaYatc, but now that has
been rcIegatcd to the dust heap and the
FrenChman can put UP as good fight
with his fists as any Anglo Saxon can.
y funny thing is that even the women
in France 60 10 see the boxing matches.
and I am iold they are the greatest box
ing fans OF all. ] wonder what would
happen IL the New York and Chicago
women could 60 and see the fights. How
ever. ! won't discuss this question. be-
cause 7 don't want 10 get myself dis
liked. off hand, II hardly seems 20 me u
womsns game. but II "A woman wants
to see a fight. that's her business, no.
body clsc's
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-24
Coenr diAlene Entries.

SPOKANE. Wash, oct. 23.-Lake city
entries for Tuesday.
First race. six iuriongs. selling -Mata
dor. Sorrowful. Billy Myer Mossback.
EIammcraway.- l9I; Fit-a-Pat. IT,; Lord
Rossincton. Galcnc Gale. Burning Bush,
Black sheep. ll9; Commerce. Ii; Band.
ia
Gramcrcy. l-i: Lord Clinton. tdena.
Chief Desmond Lexington Lady. Bucolic.
Middle. Lord of the Forest. Glennadcane.
ll9. Lescar. Making, III: Green Isle. llf.
Third race i've and half furlonss.
selling two-ycar- -ulds-fmir. lii Horus.
no: Camarada. l03. Rubicon. l02; This
lie Rose Elsewhere. lol: Lawn %: Free
WIN. Slccpland, Ostcntatlous. Lehigh.
Gimli. -.
Fourth race mile. scllins-Judge Hen
dcrson. H.: Margaret Randolph. Ficen,.
Roscvalc. Juan. Lena I.ech. Star Actor
Jim Canarcta. lo9; Elgin. Johnstown
l07: Mszic Girl. Io:; Oscuro. -.
Fifth race, mile scllluS-DareipSt ton.
Il2: The Peer. Massa. Mcada. Znhru
New Capital. 1872: Bcnnic Rard. Quick
Trip. Zinkand. l0i; Nelsinl. 9S: Montaul,
Don. o.: Susan. 90.
Sixth race. Eve lurloncs. purse. three
wear -olds and up-Gcy HindoD. Shnr,
cut. Dr. DoueheEty. lot: Cheers. Chilla,
Joe Moscr. Mona CanOmaun, inl.
Wcathc: clear. track fast.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-24
Parlor Boy Gets Fifth, Put
ting Edwards Fourth in
Winning Owners.
LONG SHOTS NUMEROUS
Rey el Tovar, at 90 to 1, Cap
lures Second Event and
Icarian Takes Third.

SPOKANE, Wash, Oct. 23.-J. Y. Ed
wards's Wild Fern and Parlor Boy Won
at Lake CITY today. moving that owner
mn into fourth place in point Of winnings
wild Fern was an extreme outsider
Results: ,,,., vvud
Fern Nosen), - TO /. Won, EEci,na EtC,,l
Gross. ) 10 !, second; Lehigh tCslia
ham 4 20 |. third Time, l.02 90 Pe-
nanE Euby H., Dromi. Burr, Lady
Mint Gimli and Elsie Hart finished as
second race. i've rurlongs. sellinS.key
ri Tovar Umcs). 20 20 /. won; Native
Son Roscn). 10 to l. second; Rio Pecos
(GiIbert. . 10 1. third. Time, l;o2 -.
Burning Bush. Gramercy. Margaret Ran :
dolph. Beda. Tony Koch. Descendant ana
Lady Elizabeth finished as named
Third race mile and a siXtcenth, sell
jne-Icarian (BuXton). l. 10 !. won;
ocean Shore (Ross), > TO :. second; LOOT T.
loose (BoreD: IL 10 E,r !, nns miro xebrasKa ,.hg
Lass, CABIN. Kaiscrhon, ST. Salvania.
Paciiico and Alder Gulch finished as
named
mile. seuing-Edna stewart Callahan
, TO | won: Dr. White tBorcl. . to J,
second: Stoneman tForsA!i). II TO J.
third Time. i:i9 T. -. C!sko. Seairice
SouIe Oswald r., Bell Cliff. Royal River
VeIsini and Aftermath finished as named
Fifth race. six furlongs sclling-ParioI
Boy tGross). 20 /, won: John IL; Shee
han (BoreD. To J. second; Roberta
tenay. Sir Frctful Ben Grccnleai. Btlly
Myer. Ida d. and llalwoTth finished as
Sixth race, seven furiongs, selling,
(Carter). 13 to l. second; David Nariieid
Corey. } to ]. third Time. IL? 10
NovGorod. Tommy McGee, 6londy
Chanticler ana Bellsnickcr finished "A:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-24
HANDICAP ON GOTCH
ENCOURAGES GREEK
Demetral Believes That With
Toe Hold Barred He Can
Last One Hour.

Wrestling fans are wondering whether
or moi Champion Frank Gotch erred
when he agreed 10 cut out the Toe holo
In his coming match with Demetal IN
the Salt Lake thoatcr. October 80 Those
who have followed The champions career
closely are convinced that II he did not
cut his power in half he at least mao'
IL moro difficult TO secure iee two tallS
which viii bc necessary 10 score on the
Greek inside the hour limit.
Gotch has been most successful Whefe
The toe hold IS permitted, and that nc
has won a majority OF his matches WIN
this grip indicates that he has perfected
ii to "A point never before attained by a
wrestler. In the few matches IN Whlcn
lie has agreed 10 bar the hold. Gotcn has
not been seen TO advantage, although the
flashes OF his wonderful Sktll have Dceh
apparent. Tho average wrestler fears
this hold more than any other and Is on
the lookout, for IT.
Having his attention focused on the
toe hold leaves him open TO attack at
other points. and men who would other
wise bc able to give Gotch stiff. al
though losing. battle, have been easy
victims With The toe hold eliminated.
"A fair wrestler can make the champion
travel pretty fast before going down.
II is that which gives Demetrai the
"huuch" that he Is 10 win by lasting the
limit. In fact. ne feels that not only VIII
he baflc The champion. but that the LAT
ter viii not get a single iall inside the
limit.
At amy rate. the match Is arousinG
great interest Whether Deme;Ial lasts the
hour or not the fans feel that Gotch will
be seen AT his best and that he will show
his real form.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-24
JAMESTOWN RACES
BEGIN ON NOV. :

NORFOLK Va oct. a3.-The fall
races OF tho jamestown Jockey club
VIII begin here November and con
tinuc until December /. The meeting VIII
hiring together some OF the best horses
that have been running at Pimlico. Laurel
and elsewhere. The stakes will be corn
pcted for by lively fields.
When proceedings. brought by the at
torncy general of Virginia for Tcvoca p
ton OF the clubs charter were reached in
today's call of the docket In the circuit
court. counsel for the state made no APP
pearancc.
be set later in tho term, but the court
could not proceed without consent of
both sides. This meant that the races
will proceed as scheduled.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-24
Baker at Batting Practice Re
peats Feat of Driving Ball
Over Fence.
BENDER VS.. MATHEWSON
No Official Announcement IS
Made, but They viii Proba-
bly, Be the TwiflerS.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct eJ.-After II
had been postponed for the hfih time
there Is every indication tonight that inc
fourth gam, OF tho worlds championship
series between the New York Giants and
tho Athletics Win be played tohoFfo"
afternoon at Shibc park
fhc siIn shoac brightly ~ "a! anu
p,.; the playing fcld In fairly good con
diton. The diamond II In far better
shape than tho outfield, but ibcrai use
OF huge spouges by score OF men par
tally cleared the ontficld.
Both teams took advantage OF tnc
pleasant weather 10 prepare Tor Nhat ~
thought will bc one OF the most DitteriN
fought Games of thc series.
NsuIscr Mack had his men oa INC olN-
mcnd OF Shibc park for fully two hours
principally at the bat with DaniOiln
Martin and CoOmbs serving up lheIt
bendsrs. the players took their regular
turns a batting.
Baker. the scnsatior OF the two VIC
torres scored by the Athletics. was .ne
star In today's batting matinee. IN i've
iuTns at bat he thricc Grove the ban IN
la tho. inciosurc between the temporary
low Wooden fence anu tire right tield
wall aud later sent the ball over the
right field fence.
Rtndcr and Psnl; warmed no Win
Thomas an6 l.spp on jnc receiving end.
When The batting practice bad nearly
concluded. Mack sent Coombs In 10 pitch
10 lap
MIulEFT MfhThN fhhl MS 1ss'iN" ""
fog a lengthy practice al thc National
league grounds. iIc followed practically
thc same line ~ play adopted b. the
Athletic manager. With Amcs. Crandali
aud Wiltsc pitching. the New Nore piay-
sr. cot I'm surnc one batting practice.
MathcwFpu and MarqHard warmed no
with Chiff Meyer, Both ~ tive Natiodal
league stars seemed 10 DC In splendid
shan. Mnthewscu did not attempt %
Use all his speed. but occasionally would
shoc; "A fast orc over.
While neither manager would f's'e
po>itiyeiy tonight Who would be 5nci1
pitching selections FOR tho fourth game
N II reasonably sure that Bender and
Mathcwscu Will again occupy the mound
Indications arc FOR a clear. crisp day.
The present world series Is unique 10.
breaking records. Not only have Tho
scrics exceeded tho figures FOR attendance
and receipts at one game but the rcCOrc
FOR the number OF postporcmcuts or out
game las also gone by the board Fur
,ncrmo.c. tho present series viii com" t'
> .loqc ~ a hfcr date than any scv!e'
heretofore played. Since tho world
championship games have bccn playcf
under TIE rules % tho national commits
zion They have ended OF the follOw-in.
dates 1895. October Il. 1906. October if
ipos October L: 1905 October li; 1903
October I5. 1910. October 90
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-24
TEN ROUND BOXING
BOUT WON BY BURNS
Monte Attell Loses Decision,
Although He Puts Up a
Game Fight at Finish.

NEW ORLEANS. oct. 23.-Franliie
Burns Of Jersey City WAS awarded a
clcar-cut decision over Monte Aiicll OF
San Francisco in a fast tcn-round hout
here tonight. The sporting writer's were
unanimous I'm their ballot.
Both boxers entered tho ring under lis
pounds and In tic best OF condition.
Burns proved himself good at inGghting
In tho third and fourth rounds he had
Atlcil trying TO ward OH lightning -uke
rights and let's TO the stomach and iace
Attell rcCuDerated in the sixth and sew
onih. evening matters with stin short
arm jabs To tho wind and "a solar pleNus
blow that weakened Burns yisibly.
In the eighth Burns tried inhghtinG'
bobbing AttclIs head back with upper
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-24
WRESTLING BOUT
is CALLED DRAW

Sulleu Gcmeanor on the part OF liassan
YousoCf the Turkish wrestler. delayed
the main wrestling bout al the Shuoert
thcatcr last night uuti 3:l5 o'clock.
Because the attendance was so sum
the preliminary bout between Young Joi-
dan and Tom Ccmmcrs was called OF.
Rogers WAS ready ot $50 TO go on
,lIc mat but the Turk quavrcied with
George Y. Tuobey. his manager. and
made u number OF excuses until Tuohcy
road the riot act 10 him. Then Hassan
and Rogers went on the mat anc wTcstled
one horr without either one getting a
fall The bout was called q draw. Mike
iokc refereed.
Rogers and tho Turk both worked hard
during the hour and IL the Turk had
possessed an adequate knowledge OF th-
game his strength would have enabled
him 10 throw Rogers. who was not In
good condition. Not more than 25o per
sons were present
Manager Tuohcy. Mrs. Tuobcy md the
Turl; left FOR Boston today. where Tuohcy
IS matchmaker FOR thc wrestling depart
mont OF the Boston arena.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-24
MONTANA AGClES
PLAY HERE SOON

Next Saturday the University Of Utah
viii meet tho Montana School or ASricul.
tuIc from Bozcmsn ON Cummings field.
Tho university has never met the Mon
lana N-Sies. The Utah Aggics Travelled
20 Bozcmdu last year aud defeated BoZc-
man by "A small score. With an enroll
mcut of 600 students tho Montana school
has plenty or material FOR = good team.
They meet the Utah NgEics tomorrow
and that conflict VIII give q line OH them.
Their coach heretofore has been a bust
ness man. who has only been able TO give
little of his time 10 football This
wear. however they have secured a pro-
good account of themselves. Very early
in The season tho AGgiCs played The
Montana School of Mines i'm Butte and
put ~ a splendid game the i1~l score
bcin- 90 u. Since the university team
returned from Denver the mon have
spent most ~ their time on row plays
and signals. bus This week thCy viii do
a lot of sCrimmsge work
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-24
DUCKS PLENTIFUL
ON BEAR RIVER

BuckNiue Gun clnb members arc hav-
iug fiuc spprt these dANs for the birds
arc 30 plentiful that The ycTlcst tyru
sets Ills LEGAL limit. while the experts
hunt only n couple OF hours day 10
kill the maximum. number of spoVts-
men from Chicago arc quartcT-d A. the
romwcGious club house where each night
stories or tho chase in all parts % the
world are narrated. The Chicago party
is composed OF Mcssvs. Paddock. Barnes.
Mcmmcm. Bsyliss and others. Some of
the salt i.al.crs now NJ Duckvllic ar
~. l.. Finch. ". r Benson. Dr. Dart. !.
=. Ritter and l. g. pinwoodey. ". T..
Mul.cy ana W =. Fowler returned 10 the
cttl' from tho urcscrscs last night!
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-24
JUNIORS GET NEW
FOOTBALL COACH

Coach T,iChaTdso - employing strcnu-
Gus tactics with the high school foot
bal squad. iIc had the men out last
night and worked them In running the
p'ays OF and giving them now onos. Tn"
sIuad win have hard practic" the rest
of this week. ~ they play tho uuiver-
sity freshmen Friday afternoon on Cum
mings ilcld. Tho icam Was not as lucky
In Saturdays Zam. IS Tic week before.
for two men were injured. Hob Snos
spraiucd his snki, and could not report
for practice. olesou huTt his lcE and
had TO 10 in carly. but thc rest OF tho
team came out 90 the game without any
injuries. Tho high school football season
will close early This year. They have
only TWO moro games TO PLAY. ono with
Tho junior class football team. after
bcipl held to tie b, the freshmen. was
out working harder Than ever Yesterday
afternoon. Murphy, tho former ogden
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-24
SEASON EXCELLENT
FOR SPORTSMEN

Frcd w Chambers, state fish ana
game commissioner l,ns returned from
Eifh ia6c and reports the hs;rhSry Their,
- - completed. with capacity of from
Sne. .oo0 10 i.0ec.a04 cEgs. \ new log
cabin ~~s slsp recently constructed for
the attendants ~ tiic hatchery. The
frh arc lust preparing 10 run. fcw Of
The earlier ones GoiuG no tho stream
now. commissloncr Chambers Says that
he expects TO receive at least 00Q. 600
cries at Fish lake and At PzusuiIci
The Cemmi s-iorcr reports nshuE to b.
SoO1. most pcy.onS hSin- able 10 catch
tho limit I'm tvo hour. DucG shooting
lie ssys could not be- better There is
p GOOD variety and tie quality OF the
duck - first rate. there h@lnE abFo-
lately no sickness. Th. Central Gun
tub reported YESTERDAY ,ilRt there had
history cf the club.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-24

cuts. landing rish, aud left to the "a"
as tho bell rang. ,,,.,,,
In the ninth aud tenth rounds huTlla
had ..vcrvtbinC his own way. standing
of and Whaling Attcll with right ana lcll
swings almost AT VIII. ~,
After the Gchl Burns announced ,hht
tomorrow he will post s2oo l"rieh Holc
for . rctDrn match with johnny toGlon.
with Sl0. 400 side bet for twenty rounds.
either Thanksgiving day or Mardi Gras.
This hght viii be FOR the bantam"elgh'
championship.
Tommv DiXnn challenged the winner
FOR a twcnty-round bout at the West SIDE
Athletic club.
Young SAVIOR OF Indianapolis aud Joe
Mandot Of this city were introduced a
tho pYiuCipala I'm "A twenty round bout al
the West Side club next sunday,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-24
PRINCE GAL WINS AGAIN
Casey Jones Captures First Event i
Uatonia at Nearly I 20 T.

LATONIA Ky. oct. 23.--Priuce Cal
repeated his performance Of last SatUr-
day by winning the feature race .u L.
tanio today rom n good field of ihrce-
quarter horses. Catching Love Not t.r-
Ing he assumed the Iced in shc stretch
and won easily.
The summary
First recc. i've and half suriongs
Casey Jones. straight ;2..O. won. pJus
mite. place Sll.s0. second: McCllntock.
show $50. third. Time. .0o i-5.
Second race. six fCrlon=s--Jrrny
Geddes. straight $50 won. Dorothic.
$3.50 place. second. Wiley S9.i9 show.
third. Time. 1914 l-5.
Third race. ono nilc--trish Kid. 7tr1i5h.
i20.iG. won: IIanIy. place $3.50. second
ENplicit. show $40. tl;ird Time. I:u 80.
Fourth race. six furlonGs-Princr Gal
straight $40 zon. Countless. place 81 60.
second; Princess GALLOWAY. show $50.
ihird. Time. i;lS 2-j,
Fifth race. milc and seventy yardg-
Fairy story straight $3.50. won. R4ll
Horse. plac" $40. second. Sea Cl.Q.
show $40. thiId. Timc. i.fS -
sixth race, mile and ar cighth-Sionc
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