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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-29
With Mexicans Ii is Now
Thought on Tuesday of
the Coming Week.
GOMEZ TO ARRIVE
Mexican Government Wants
to Know Whether Corral
Was Quoted Right.

ELL PAso. Tex. April g9-It is
expected that with the arrival to-
night OF Dr.. vasquez Gomez. he
Will be named by General Madero as
insurrecto peace commissioner.
Judge Francisco Carbajal. govern
ment commissioner, will probably
he here Monday and formal peace
conference is hoped TO begin the
following day.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 90
The Mexican government today ca
bled Vice President Corral. travelling
in Spain, to ascertain whether he
was correctly quoted in an interview
published in Mexico City, in which
he was quoted in critic!z!&g Amer
cans in connection with the Mexican
revolution. The state department
advised this through Ambassador
Wilson.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-22

AGAINST time behind a motor. Manager
Ernio Pye established a record for the
track. going the distance in Los i-5. This
is the first time that this distance has
been ridden behind motor on the Salt
Palace saucer.
icur race from q. Smortz with wheel TO
spare. Two laps to go Colvin. who occu-
pied good position. Jumped 10 the lead
and held il TO the end.
For Friday nights races Manager Pye
announces a match sprint race between
Lawson and Drobach as one team and
tiehir and Anderson as the other team.
There also will be handicap motorcycle
race.
The summary:
French style match race. first heat
Lawson first. Walker second Distance,
onc-half mile Time. l:02 90. Second
heat-Lawson first. Walker second. Dis
rec-fourths mile handicap. amateur
Meredith G5 yards first. Brazier t55
yards) second. Cook COS YARDS third.
Givlin t75 yards fourth Time. LES 30.
One half mile handicap. professional
Dicfenbacher t15 yards) first Carslalle
60 yards) second. West Go vards) third,
Thomas (55 yards) fourth Time. :5S So.
first. q. Smcrtz second. BraZier third.
Huev fourth. Time, i:l7 10. Givlin. 4
lapg; II. Kramer, ); GOWN. 8. Samuelson
;; Vernon. !.
Three-f -four,hs mile exhibition motor
paced race-Pye. Time. l;o5 IS.
Unknown distance professionalism
son first. Hehir second, Stein third. An
Tine 1921 30. Lawson. | lap: DrobaCh
S: Furman. 3: Dicfcnbachcr, .. Anderson
?: DovoncvitCh. 3; Stein. II: Wright. s.
Crebs. 2: Wilcox. l.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-22
LAWSON BEATS WALKER
IN STRAIGHT HEATS

lyer Lawson the idol of Salt Lake s
bike racing fans. beat Gordon Walker Of
Australia. straight heats AT the Salt
Palace saucer Wednesday night and
again demonstrated his superiority M the
French style of racing
The hrst heat was for one half mile.
Lawson took the lead. bu, at the end OF
The second lap Walker passed him The
Australian retained tie lead for ONLY "A
snort distance, however. Lawson sweep
ins by him and crossing the tape ahead
with n good margin Ia spare.
IN The second heat, distance three
Two laps TO go Lawson jumped TO the
front ard crossed The tnpc looking back
at Walker. This victory appeared easier
Tor Lawson than did his win In the first
heat
The unknown distance professional
ride was one of the prettiest and best
races ever seen on the salt Palace saucer
against him. Lawson won this event i'm n
beautiful ride. The distance was four
miles and six laps. and several times be-
lore the pistol Lawson was so completely
boNed III that had the pistol sounded the
terrible Swedc' would have had no
chance. Fortunately Lawson occupied "a
good position when In. pistol barked after
four miles and four laps had been COW
cred, and his jump soon took him TO the
front, where he fought IL out with iiehir
who gave him terrible struggle for tho
last lap. threatening To pass once or
twice.
Stein. who finished third, got most Of
the lap money. securing eleven laps.
lialstead, toward the end OF the race
suffered spill. receiving severe but not
serious injuries in the face
In The three -fourths mile exhibition
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ENJOYED GOOD AFTERNOON.
Enthusiasts See Well Balanced Gard Run
at Hamilton Course.

HAMILTON, Ont. June 2l-Fa!r
weather, a fast track and a we'll balanced
card served today to give the racing en-
thusiasts an afternoon Of good sport
Summary:
First race six Acknowledgment 7 TO
l.: won; Meridian; 10 .. second Stilly
Night. Is to !, third. Time. l:l2 %
Second race. i've furlongs-Rose Law
renee. I to 20, won; Sati. so 20 1. second
Ondramon. TO 1. third. Time. / sol.
Third race. GrImsby handicap. mile and
a sixteentb-Zeus. 10 ., won; Ayimer.
10 l.. second; Picolata. 25 to 1. third.
Time: 1:46 2-5.
Fourth race. Barton steeplechsse. about
two and a quarter miles-Ticket of
Leave. TO 3, won; Waterway TO ),
second: Expansionist. 10 /. third. Time,
5.c5 4-5.
Fifth race. mile and a furlong-Wood- :
craft. 10 8, won; Oakhurst. o 10 .. sec
ond; Grania. II 10 5. third. Time. 1853.
Sixth race, four and a half furlongs-
sloridss lsaIG Beanty. &C.. to s. Won: Miss Joe.
Time. :55. Flower Girl finished first but
was disqualified.
Seventh race. FIVE end a half furIongs
-MuskmeloE4 10 10 l. won: Cooney X,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-22
WINS FROM GOOD FIELD,
Prince Gal Let's Wintergrcen Have Early
Pace But Takes Lead In Stretch.

LATONIA. June @l-Prince Gal won
the Merchants stakes al Latonia today
from a good field of horses. After allow
ing Wutergreen to set the early pace.
Prince Gal assumed the lead In the stretch
and stalling off Hazel xSurkes determined
rush In the final sixteenth, won by half
n length, Wintergreen was two lengths
back. Summaries,
First race. five furlonss-Kitty K,
straight, Sil.10. won; Darnson, place,
1910. second; Gagnant show. sl4.So.
third Time, l.0l.
Second race. i've furlongs-The Man
ager. $3.50. straight. won; Wheelwright,
$3.50, place. second: Presumption, 81 10.
show, third. Time, 80 3-5.
Third race, mile and n sixteenth
Mockier. straight. $3.50. won, Lack Rose,
place. $50. second: Rompie, show. s5.4O.
third. Time. l:d6.
Fourth race. the Merchants stakes,
one mlle-Prince Cal. $40. straight. won !.
Hazel Burke. $500. place. second; Winter
green $3.50 show. third. Time. SIS 3-5.
Fifth race mile and an eiGhth-John
Louis. ztr&i9ht. $3.50. Won; Leamence.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-22
BIG BOUT MAY m |
TO PH|LADHR|
In That Event Alerris.p.
Match Likely viii Re- NJ
to Six Rounds. Z

KANSAS CITY. June .,
pn;,,a',-,'t, I1,y anrsnsemenis can be made n.y.
rhiladeI7hia promoters and p,,'s M
lier, manascr OF Carl Mor,.,
ris-flynn fight will 80 10 ,,..
Uier teiephoned Jim F,vr, az
saying he VIII leave for ." psEs nsEs
Rr,ooab!y tomorrow. 10 meet tA,l,t. n,t.
T,,o s,noa nave ,a beer been angling for H"S
it frorG that state. a'oma e
Should the fight 60 10 pbu,,,-.
"l!l be Z siN-round affair witssa
eree's decision. Both Finn 'nouI
arc satisfied with this arraSSems.,, an aus
forflt IN az 'SasE SqsGEo rbiS TG,GSed to accept Il
antee that .he fight viii t3I@ taIs .
July 1. 'aAs rl,4
He's too good sror, fer -.
the money. said Flynn. "' \
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-22
RU9E 3ESTS REMNEAS.
McCloskey's Find Blows Up Early and
Reed Birds Win, to q

GREAT FALLS. June 21.-Hildebra ndt
and Renneas, the two local youngsters
who have been burning up the league
with their pitching feats, faced each
other In todays game and Hildebrandt I
had much the best OF 1t all the way
through.
Rcmncas blew up in the first inning
following TWO hits and passing four, which
nettcd three runs for Great Falls and
the locals got three more tall!es in the sec
oDd Inning on three hits and one pass
Three hits and an error by Hannah gave
Great Falls two more scores in the sew
enth. y pass and an error by Toner
counted Dockstader In the first and sim
giles by Hannah. Elsey and Remneas
counted Hannah in the seventh
Both teams gave good support. Score:
BITTE
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peclal To The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
HELENA. Mont. June 2t.-After win
ming the afternoon game, 10 to Z. Salt
Lake lost the twilight game Z tn S. when
In Helepas half Of the seventh inning
the game was called because of dark
ness. after lrbv crossed the pan on
Iwicker's single. breaking up tie score.
Both Of todays gaines were suggests
and In neither did the pitcher who opened
for either team go the full route. Al
though two slabsteTs were used twice
hve changes were made In the pitching
stan today by Salt Lake.
TWirlinE his initial game for the Sky
scraDers Butler. with Boise I'm the Inter-
mountain league two years ago opened
FOR the Saints. but IN the third inning
after he had allowed Il single and a
the locals did not hit safely until the
ninth. when Cushin, Murray and Zwickcr
singled, filling the bases. and Kibble was
given pass which forced In run.
Then Butler was replaced by Morgan.
who, after three runs mad been scored off
his delivery. ended what threatened to
be niuth-inning rally that would cost
Salt Lake the game.
In the evening game Morgan opened.
but IN the fourth inning. when Bendle
IONS error and two doubles seemed TO
rattle him. he was replaced by Butler.
who was touched hard.
With Byrd. a Salt Lake castoff on the
mound. Helena opened the tlfst game.
Byrd lasted until tho seventh. when he
NtiS NdilhHu oIi lut IuDptT AFTER ne lal
Issued a pass and allowed r single He
was replaced by Mcconnell. "A Helena
recruit. who let the visitors down with
three hits. finally bringing the long drawn
out contest 10 close
IN the sixth Inning OF the evening
galne. with the score to . in favor OF
Helena. and after he had shown signs
Of awaiting. Kane. formerly of Butte. was
replaced by Byrd. who kent his hits we'll
scattered in the semi darkness.
Although not marked bv sensational
plays, the support given the pitchers by
the Salt Lakers was excellent and the
few errors chalkcd against them were
far from costly. Helena. on the other
hand. especially In the first game, fielded
ragGedlv. making several bad errors.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-22

summary: Left on bases-Boise, IS:
Mlssoula, = Stolen bases-F1ick (2) Sac
riiice hits-Stevens, Thompson, Kel-
iackey- Two-base hits-Stevens, Case.
Bauer, Murray. Daschbach Double
p!ays-Bauer 10 kcllackey; Case 10 Flick
TO kellackey. Bases on balls-Of Nc
Canerty. 3. off Joss. .. Struck out-Rv
MGCanerty. 3; by Joss. 3. Hit by pitched
and i5 minutes. Umpire-Tonan
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IdIS .oU To To
ne out when game was called ir
ri HELENA.
SALT LAKE.

Helena. 4. Left on bascs-HeIepa. Z; Salt
Lake. .. Stolen bases-Butler, >: Muir
ray. .. Sacrifice hits--Levy, Kibble. Ba-
Baker Wood, Perkins Three-ba hit
Wood. First on errors-SalL Lake. 3,
Helena. .. Double play-Wood to Levy to
Iwicker. Bases on balls-OT Butler. 1:
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Wins S14.4OO Race.

AUTEUIL. France. June 21-The Grand
Course De Haies d'Auteuil. worth s14,4O0,
distance three miles and a furlons, WAS
won today by Olry Rederrer's Carpe
Diem. The Prx Saint Damien of $1,000
Tor 3-yearolds, distance one mile five
and half furlpngs. was Won by Thomas
P. Thorne's Angel Jim.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-22
Phillies Take Long One

BROOKLYN. June 21.-fhasx*
won from Brooklyn today in hfis.1
niuEs. The visitors tied tire scNsa
ninth and won out on Ludsrls's 4
an out, Scanlon s'wild throw ard De'n
hit Score. RI
Philadelphia -..., .......-,. I 4.
Brooklyn .s,.... ....,......, I
Batteries-AieGendcr and Doom; Z
Ion and Bergen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-22
GREAT FALLS.

summary; Stolen bases-Huelsnan .,
Foster .. Clothcr. Dockstader Fries,
Mathes, Perrine, Sacrifice missioner
Shannon Earned runs-Butte. /: Great
Falls, D. First on errors-Butte, /: Great
Falls, /. Two-base hit-Huelsman Bases
on balls-Om Remneas. 3; OFF Hildcbrand1
5. Struck out-By Remneas. 7; by Hill
debrandt, S. Left bases-Butte S,
Great Falls, S. Time-2 hours, 20 min,
utes. Umpire-Lowler.
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place. So second; Polls. third. no show.
third. Time, 80 4-5. This breaks the
track record OF 1851 l-5.
z,Snsp stya,eh ' s5a ag ao '"ree anmIs
place, S12.20 second; Short Order. show,
50. 60, third. Time, 159 20.
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little trouble and kept the locals from
scoring until the ninth
Rabbit Sturgeon. an infielder, Sc
cured from Ottumwa in the Central as
ISOLATION, was used IN the outfield TO-DAY
by the locals. while Roberts, formerlJ
with Helena, played first base 4 thor
ough reorganization OF the Missoula team
Is In prospect.
The score
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-22
Giants Blank Boston

BOSTON. June 9i.-Neg Yors
out Boston today. scoring B
runs in the flTst inning or two bar,
balls. i1its by Murra" and Ne,tk
Jones's error. Dcylc's home no a
seventh added the fna! tally. 81
IA
Boston ......... .......tif IA
New York (
Battcrles-WeaTer and Kling: NtaI
son and Myers.
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Browns Win With gss.

CINCINNATI. June a,.-st lo+s
from Cincinnati today in easy nyis'
nome team made many errors n I
.cal times. Sallce pitched We, AL
ceiTed fne support Score: 2 i
ST. Louis ............. 4
Cincinnati ... . 1
Batterics-Sallee and Bliss: sun
Mclean, Clark.
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off Kane, >, Struck out-By Morgan. 3;
by Butler .: by Kane. 5; by Byrd. . Wild
gan. 23: by Butler. > 9-3: by Kane. 3.
by Byrd. .. Hits-OT Morgan. S: OF
Butler. 5: off Kane 10, Passed ball-Per-
kins. Time. | hour and 40 minutes. Um-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-22
N ational Leagu:
Cubs, IA; Pirates

CHICAGO. June ol.-chlcae, 4.
PittsburE's pitchers all over tSs az
Won easily TODAY. lIcIntyrs VI
visitors 10 four scattered hits n
run OF the visitors was the rsrs
single and two errors. Score: i y
PittsburC .........
Bat,erics-McIntyre. Rich0- ana \.
er, Graham: Camnitz. Steele. HenSt,,
Gibson. Richter. ''''1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-22
American Associiatien

AT Columbus-St Paul. I: Columbus, 3.
At dianapolls-Minneapoiis 3; In
dianapolis. 4.
AT Observation-Disclosures 0; Louis
Vile, 10.
AT Toledo-I<ansas City, 1: Toledo. G.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-22
HELENA.

Summary: Earned runs-Salt Lake. 8 ::
Helena, s. Stolen hases-Spencer. Van
Cordtz. Irby Sacrifice hit-Blanke nship
Left on bases-Helcna g. Salt Lake S.
First ON errors-Salt Lake. 5, Helena, /.
Two-base hits-DevereauN, Pcndleton,
Wood. Three-basc hits-DevercauX. Orr
Double plays-Murray 10 Levy; Baker 10
Levy. Bases on balls-On CARRIER. .; off
Byrd, 2; off Mcconnell, 2. Struck out-By
Morgan. 6: by Byrd. /: by Mcconnell. 2.
Hit by ptcher-By Morgan. /. Wild
pltch-McConneil. Innings pitched-By
Butler. , 2-3, by CARRIER. l-3: by Nor
gan, /: by Byrd. Id; by Mcdonnell.
. 23. Hits-On Butler. 81 off CARRIER, 3;
off Morgan. /; Off Byrd. S, Off Mcdonnell,
3: Time OF game hours and minutes.
umpirc-WriSht.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-22
sos Win in Eighth.

ST. LOUIS. June 2l.-After ~ '
out In the eighth inning ,ods!
fell on Petty and scored three - :.
won the third game Of Ire sef.eS n
Chicago ....,.......'.''.
ST. Louis ...,...,..... - -. >,
Batteries-Walsb and bioeA "
Petty and Clarke,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-22
BOISE WINS EASILY.
Scrappers Give Mccafferty Poor Support
Team to Be Thoroughly Reorsa&zed.

M1SSOULA. Mont. juno ol,-Boise
took tie second game from the Scrappcrs
today, to |. in one sided contest
McCaferty was easy for the visitors
and had discouraging support Joss had
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-22

10 /. second; Lady Sybil. TO 4. third.
Time. :0i.
Eighth race selling. mile and an eighth
on turf-Supervisor. 10 1. won; Fulfill.
- 10 l. second; Norman. to l. third.
Time l;53
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-22
Western League

Moincs. o.
At Omnha-Denvcr, {: Omaha .
Al Sioux City-Pueblo. Il: Sioux City,
Al ST Joseph-st Joseph. $; Tope-
ka. ).
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-22
SPORTING NEWS FROM EVERYWI4ER]
THE TRIBUNE HANDICAP.
BY WILL HALL.

handicap based on past perform
ances, time, weight and track conditions.
Five points to a pound. twerty points
to length.
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American Leasu.
Tig gers, 5; Maps, 3.

DETROIT. June 2l.-Detroits
hitting and Lafitte's fine pittH!
plnches gave the locals q vcic1
Cleveland today. Cobb hit safsy
,hirty-hrst consecutive game $50
Cleveland ,...,.........,..."2
Detroit ...........,....
Batterics-Blanding and Essa'
fitte and StaNage.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-22
NlPP0NESE ARE RATIFIED:
LOSE TO MULTNOMAH

PORTLAND. Or. June 21.-The Japa-
nese ball team from Keio university was
oeteated here today by the Multnomah
score, ~
Ihe Nipponese were ratified from the
start and played everything but good ball,
SuSase, their pitcher. was batIed often
the ball repeatedly.
Boys admitted Motordrome tonight.
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Kodak Pictures tinlSit S,it
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Photo Supply Co. lT n'
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SAINTS WIN
AND LOSE ONE
Record Breaking Crowd At
tends First Twilight Game in
Leagues History.
TEN PITCHERS ARE USED
IN THE TWO CONTESTS
Great Falls Takes the Second
Struggle From Butte; Boise
TrOunceS MissOula.
Yesterdays Results.

Salt Lake. 10; Helena. - first game.
Helena, : Salt Lake. 6, second game.
Great Falls. s; Butte, 2.
Boise. ! Missouls, /.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-22
Boston Hits Hard

NEW YORK. June 2l;-Boss.0s ssssly' Il
Fisher and Andy Coakley l, M
and took the third game HUN the
Killilay got into trouble IN SSrs' =,
and was relieved by Wooo' r
New York .....-.'.. ;;n.,a ard
Batterles-Kllljlay. Weoa paf,
maker; Fisher. Coakley ana
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-22
Macks Annex Two.

PHILADELPHIA, June l;-sII- =
phia won both games ol UT ~ ~
header with Washington todas - :.
itors made costly errors IN oT.n sI, Z Z
while Morgan and Coomos pi.s,y,; p,,,;
fectively .or the home c.uo'
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LAGOON RACING FORM CHART

IL Track
X.
a haIt
go to frs
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m9u.e of at rs Tms-;2 80 @ IL ~ IA lt5 30
ny
Maj. Start on in pic
3 g.
o'o and upward. o -
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b. MarnetEstraze
NIanley Isle - Gan Gale H. Miss
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AT post . minutes. OFF
7-10 place, Ia show Mar,
ner b. z. by Blucs-Bunch.
Start good. Won easily.
monet 10. Chester krum IS.
S7Q2 FIFTH RACE
o'o and upward. Val
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-22
Tippy Is Bid Up.

The biggest surprise of the day was
Tippy's victory in the second race. Tippy
opened at TO l, but closed at 7 owing
TO the lack of play on her. She got off
was ahead and held that position, Cis>o.
the favorise. was second. and Definite
showed, the tickets paying TO 2. Tippy
was entered for $500 and W c. Scott
bid her up TO $500. w. b. Carson re-
talned her by an additional So. This was
the only bidding during the day.
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Al Il
Te hnd
to frs
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Arasee Wins Feature.

It. IULS udsII' I!Ie UOUhs UECIlsU WI, NJ.
offer OF even money on Narfi and TO
on Nada Mas, but the play soon made
them cut Narfis price TO 10 10. NADIA
Mas closed at 13 TO 10. Many players
were unable to make a choice between
the favorites and kept off the race alto
gether Narf1 was the winner. with First
Fashion getting tho place. paying 20 >:
NADIA Mas showed. She had a great deal
that Narfi had no difficulty in dlsposng
Of her
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- At post q mi minutes % on at 3CSa @ Ti%ii5 a 81 Ito 1 Pns T
% first
Las Vegas optic., 1911-02-27
GAS, INDIGESTION
AND HEARTBURN 60

The question az to how long you are
going to continue sufferer from indi
goation. dyspepsia or out-oforder
stomach Ia merely a matter OF how
soon you begin taking some piapepain
II your stomach Ia lacking In digea,
tiverpower. why not help the stomach
to do ,'e work. not with drastic drugs
but reinforcement OF digestive
agents. such aa are naturally at work
In the stomach
People with weak etomaeha ahould
take n little Dlapepain occasionally
and there win be no more indigestion
no feeling like lump of lead IN the
stomach. no heartburn. sour risinge
gas on stomach or belobing of undi
gested food. headaches. dizziness pI
sick atomaoh. and besides, what you
eat will not ferment and poison your
breath with nauseoua odora. All these
symptoma resulting from sour. out
of.order stomach and dyspepsia are
generally relieved In Ave minutes NJ
ter taking little Diapopsin.
Go TO your druggist aud get 30
cent case of Pape'e Diapepaln now
and you will always go to The table
with n hearty appetit aud what YOU
eat will taste good. because your etom
ach and intestinee will be clean and
fresh. and you will know there are
not going TO be any more bad nights
and miserable days Tor you, They
freshcn you and make you feel like
life is worth living.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-02-27
TAFT SETS date
FOR EXTRA SESSION
THE PRESIDENT WILL CALL SIX.
TY-SEcoND CONGRESS TO.
GETHER APRIL .

Washington, Feb. a7.-President
Taft has set April as the date of
the extra session of congress. in
case he is obliged to carry out his
threat The intimation that March
20 would be the date brought re-
quests for delay from Speaker-to-be
Champ Clark and Representative
Underwood of Alabama, chairman-to-
be of the ways and means commit
tee.
The president recognized Clark and
Underwood as the guiding spirits OF
the next house, and agreed to OBJ
serve their wishes, in case the SEN
ate fails to vote at the present ses-
sion on the Canadian reciprocity.
The additional time was asked by the
democrats SO they may arrange for
the organization of the new house
committees.