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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-04
ONLY THREE IN HANDICAP,
Favorites and Second Choices Win at
Churchill Downs.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Oct. 3.-Fsvorit 90
and wcll-playcd second choices account e.
cd for the six races 81 Churchill Downs
ihis afternoon. Form PLAYERS had one
OF The best DAYS Of The meeting The
handicap had field OF only three start
crs. High Private was easily the best.
Results:
First race. six furlongs-Dllat tory. S23 81
Ia win was first; Patriuche. $500 for
place vas second. George Oxnarl SO 30
to shou. was third. Time. l:16
Second race. mile and a sixteenth
Discomfort, SS.ao TO win WAS first; Tay
Pay. $3.50 for place. was second Supple.
$50 TO show, was third. Time. l:4o -,
Third race, six furlongs-Sr Baizc.
$3.50 to win, was first. Ursula Emma, g.
for place. wac second: Syringa. $3.50 10
show. was third. Time. Hills
Fourth race, milo and a sixteenth
High Private $40 30 win, was first, /:
Carlton g.. $40 for place was second !.
therryola. third (no show money!, Time.
l;s7 3-5
Fifth race. five and half furlongs-
Worth. $3.50. straight. won: Folic Levy,
$50, place. second; Jim Basey 50. show,
third Time, los.
Sixth race. mile aud A siXtecnth-IJong
head. $3.50. straight won: Bob Farley,
$50. place. second: RamaZan, $3.50.
show. third. Time, i:4o 2-5.
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Utah State Fair Entrins

The names OF tho horses entered al the
ers follow.
First race, s;il class pace or trot purse
slo'o-i,illic II. ~. l.. Willamsl Young
Adalie g., y. Johnson. Elizabeth Hal
&C. II. Anderson. Or. Red (Watkins &.
Clsrkel.
Second race. 30 class ,rot rursc
sI0oo-FoNic Togo tSpieTs Bros RiIax
IN, ". ChipmanD Bobbic g. IN f.,
Haroinsonl. Hokols a.. H. Lund, Ma,
McGresgor M. Thatcherl. Lucrescus %.
III. Livingstoncl.
Third race. mile and sixteenth dash.
purse Si0o-Mona Lisa Geo. RasscttC
Miss Butte Is. g. Urel. Secret BERRY,
TITUS IL u'ricc X kenD. Navarro "a. {.
Chrisionscnl. Gabriel a. r. Smith)
James Blackstork CMrs T. r. Berry,
Cricket IS. NJ. Petersonc Luke Mccoy
tJas. Moss). w J. Friday %. W. RYAN.
Fourth race. one mile handicap purse
sSoo-No Quarter Geo. BsssctD, Green
bridge %. ". ParIlcl. Tayora &C. T.
Glow. Defy ii, 7. Robbinsl. HoyIe ,II,
Ooer. Servius 90 Munsonb DaVy An
J.. pyel
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$1,000 PURSE WON
BY SALT LAKE MARE
Laura B, Owned by Farley
Bennion, Takes First Race,
Three Straight Heats.
MERRY DIRECT VICTOR
Idaho Flyer Captures Second
Harness Event at State
Fair Track.
MERRY DIRECT VICTOR

A. IN. Fair grounds races yestorda,
both the harness events were won in three
straight heats. Laura r. annexed the
o.1s pace or trot with purse OF $1,000
without, any difficulty. The irack MAS
heavy and her best time was e1Ii. but
considering the condition Of the course
this was very fair performance. Laura
r Is owned hy Farley BennIcu Of salt
Lake
Merry ulrec, also captured the @:e5
PACE or trot. $1,000 purse, quite easily. His
hest time vas 9.2i Merry Direct belongs
to r woodhouse OF Idaho Falls. Idaho.
Only ono running race WAS given be
cause it vas growing dark. SWaEerlator
~-on inc first running race. Titus II, was
next and Beaumont Was third. The i've
furloncs were ruu IN .Hs -
Psri mu,u"l wsEcrs were tho only form
ot speculation permitted. except FEW
private bets between friends In the
f,rst heat OF the first harness race Laura
a. ins .inner, pad $50 ior esch :.
original g. back. After the first heat.
notwithstanding Laura Bs impressive
victory. the crowd still liked Grey star
and some of the others so We'll that
Laura r.. when she won the second heat
paid $3.50 for cach s. bet. The way
Laura II. triumrhcd In tho second heat
however. pDl most or ilf crowd HlSc ana
her third victory WAS worth only $500
TO 50 bcttors who backed her,
Merry Direct Was not very much fan
olcd i'm tho FIRST heat OF tho second har
ness race "a 8" bets OF him were worth
$3.50. hut after the talent him In
action 90 many went 20 him that the fol-
lowing tHo heats his price dropped 10
s@Sn and S2. 10. respectively. Summarizes:
ZIG pace or troi, purse S1ooo-First
heat. Laura r.. first. klattcr Grey. Sec
on1: GYPSY Wood third. Hickory =.
fourth. Time. o:2i. Winner paid $50 In
murucls ON a. bets.
second heat Laura r.. FIRST; Grey Star.
second: ltlDtt"r Grey. third; Inc. fourth
On 3 bets.
Third heat Laura D.. first: GREY Star.
,N""pd: klsiiar GREY, third: Hickory s..
fourth. Time. 9:iTj. Winner paid ss 40
In mnig"ls on g. bets
20 pace or tro, pursc sio0o-FirSt
heat. Merry Direct Won. j. B. second
Baoy Thorne. third; Foxy Togo. fourth.
Time. 2:2P Winner paid $3.50 In mutucls
Second Merry Direct won: !. e.
second: Prmus. third: BABY Thorne
fourth. Time. e:2S Winner paid $3.50 In
mutucls on s. bots
Third heat Merry Direct won. J. T..
second: Ted s.. third: Primus. fourth
fime s;2eg Winner paid s2.io ln mutuels
Running race. flvc-ciGhis mile. purse
y,pc - SHaEer'ator won. Titus r.. second:
ne beaumont. third. Time. 1:os u. Winner
paid $3.50 IN p,utuels or 80 bets
The second running race was postponed
on account Of darkness.
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COLORADOANS RELY
ON NEW STYLE PLAY
Only Two of Last Years
Team viii BE in Lineup at
Salt Lake Saturday.
Snecisl 10 The Trihnne

Special TO The Tribune
DENVER Colo. Oct, 3-The hopes ci
the Colorado -Aggics against Utah univer-
sity Saturday are based more on steady
and consistent team work and liberal
use OF so-callcd new STYLES OF play than
upon old fashioned football.
The season thus rsr has utterly failed
20 develop 3 man or unusual ability i'm
any particular department OF tho game
and - ~ almost certainty that not
more than one or two Of this years team
VII stand show for The all Colorado
oleven. Those familiar with last years
AgZic team may count upon seeing al
most an entirely new aggregation. Only
four OF last years men reported for DTac-
t!cc. Since then Gates. who played end
last wear. has accepted "A night position
which makes Il impossible Tor him 10 PLAY,
and Brill tho AcEiss' ono best bet for
stellar attraction. has sustained broken
leg which VIII keep him ont of The game
for Tho remainder OF tho sea son. Captain
Pete Bohmyicr and Blair are tho only
veterans now available and Coach Hughes
hss been compelled 10 build up an en-
tlrely rev team.
The Aggics start for salt Lake Thurs
day and although Coach Hughes has not
officially announced the names of those
who VIII make the trip, the personnel Of
degree of accuracy. Richs rlSop viii play
center. For the guard positions Epp-
stein. Cpnncrs and Hurick sccm To have
the lead over other candidates. Decker
and Blair viii GnqUcstionably hll tackle
positions aud for ends tho coach will
take Taylor Nummins Jones snd pos
Silly Button. Williams or Johnson will
be tho Quarterback and Captain Bohmyicr.
Paxton, DivIbliss and Murphy Will be
tho backiiclG men. In addition 10 the
Connors arc available for backhcld pos
sition.
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JOE DlNkELSPlEl
WILL HUNT DUCKS

Joseph Dinkelspicl was consulting with
VI. l.. Finch yesterday aoout the pros e
poets for duck hunting a. tho puckvillo
Gun clubs preserves. Mr.. Finch. who is
president OF the club. had just received
message from the clubhouse saving
that ducks we're plentiful and that n
number OF geese we're seen every day.
There is this advantage about the
DuCkviile club said Mr. Finch. ''you
morning. but you can start out AT :
o clock. get your limit of ducks and be
hack in time 20 eat the hot supper that
is awaiting YOU. Then. instead OF n tire
some trip home. you sii by the Gre in
the clubhouse. Playing cards or bosstinE
about tho good shots YOU have made
That's the WAY ! Ike 10 hunt ducks ''
Me. too agreed Mr.. ninkelsplcl who
vii gu 10 puckvlAc ncNt week.
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HIGH SCHOOLS PLAYS OCTOBER a.
Coach Richardson Takes His Men to
Varsity Ogden Game

Tho high school football men voro cty-
on rest Yesterday afternoon so as to
sec the game between Ogden and the
university. Coach Richs rdson wanted the
mon 10 get a line on tho Ogden team
and hc thought the mon would gain MANY
points by seeing the game. ON account
Of tho Colorado AEEies going To play
the university next Saturday. the high
school and Jordan game has been post
poned until October IS. High schools
FIRST game Will be October - thus Civ
Ing the team week moro Of practice
IN which 10 get into shape The team
Will be given hard scrimmaIc work The
rest Of the time. n. A. Callahan will
be At the high school as many nights
as his business viii permit him and all
the men know this means hard work.
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$4,000 RACE UNFINISHED.
Mainiesf. Although Lame. Wins First
TWO Heats CT Rich Futurity.

LEXINGTON. Ky, oct. 2.-Mainlraf
the son OF Mapshcet won the nr-i two
heats of the Kentucky futurity. tho .
year -old classic or the trotting world
here today. only 10 lose the third hea
To Atlantic Express and have the race go
over until tomorrow as unfinished, 4
rather slow track, made so BY recent
rains. undoubtedly helped Mainleaf the
going offsetttns the disadvantage under
which he was laborng with a lame leg.
The race is worth $4,000. Results:
The Tennessee stakes, 2.05 pace. three
in fiye. value s3n25-Hal Il. Junior won in
straight heats. Best time. 2:O3g. Major
Kentucky futuritv, for 3-year-olds,
value 10000 unilnishcd-Mainlcsf blk @.
by Mainshcci. Won first and second heats.
Best time. 2:0s. Atlantic Express, o. e..
by Bclliue. Won third heat. Time .:O5s
Peter Thompson. b. &. third Margaret
Parrish Box. Lettic Lee and Barlon
started.
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Spokane Fair Entries.

SPOKANE, Wash, oct. J.-Entries lot
Wedncsday
First race. four and half furiong--
frieze, Lord Clinton, Elsie Finney. Pa
clnco Phosphorus. Laura CLAY Placidr
Gilbert Rose. Miss Siy. i09: Sneezsr iO5
hootcnay. Csnapa ief
second race. siN furlones sclllng-Dad.
~ Sip. Dr. DouEhvriv. rs. Imprint. IL
ief: Sazic Girl. ioi
Tnird race. i've fgrlonEs. selling -Oxer
lli. Alncrt Boy. lGs. Back Bay. los: Good
Intent. J. VI. Shechsn Passenger i0i
Making. ic@: Rlsckshsep. Waner. Lake.
YIN, Eariene. iHl Pickaninny. 90
Fourth race. ono and an eighth miles
-eltiue Don Enrique. Sir Angus Nettio
ravet, Matadot, TINS. Regina Ar,i. AZ
terrlsth. The Monk 100
FIRST harness race. $50 claz- trot-
Yosemite. Psdishah. Naoc.. Lucille Pat
chen. ZomdeH
Second Earness race, :-is cess pace
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Good Race Card at Utah State Fair Toda
American League
New York Lnsea Two.

NF,W YORK. Oct. J.-%cw York dropped
q double header TO Boston today the
latter winning cBily in each game. Hall
four hits and striking out nine men. In
ihc second Wood was almost inviuCihlc.
Not man got on base until The sixth.
whcn Williams walked. Daniels made
tho only clean Eit on Wood in tho same
inning wood struck our thirteen men.
getting Daniels and Doisn three times.
ESCIT New Yorker hut Gardner struck
out ia thls game Tho second game was
called in tho eighth inning because or
darkness Scores:
First game Il. II. L.
Boston Observation-Disclosures. II
New York Observation-Disclosures. I
Ratterics-liall and Williams. Fisher.
Caldwell and Blair.
Second -Ime- F.. u, l..
Boston ..-....,.........., y
New. York OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. E,
EattericS-Nood and Nuuam1ker, Was-
hop, lIcn and Williams
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TURK IS
AFTER DEMETRA

Yussf liasssn whose press agents de-
scribe him as Turkish Wrestling
Wonder" writes from Dallas. TeN,. that
he wants 10 ~Testlc Dcmctrdl. whom he
agrees 10 throw four times In one hour
FOR $500 side bet and winner take all
gate receipts. Yusaif Hdssen adds. IN his
own handwriting do not miN me up
with Uassan Yousouf. ! think ne is EoD
MnneoT I can beat him twenty times
an hour. He Is no Turk at all
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-04
SOCCER CLUB is
ANXIOUS FOR GAME

\ practice game Will be held by the
Salt Lake Soccer club at the Liberty park
grounds this afternoon at $50 o'clock
The team has not been doing the praC-
ticc jhat is necessary lately. on account
10 be some hard practicing done before
the game October II with the Utah Cop
per team at Garfield Tho club would
in the city 10 take place at Liberty park
All communication with the club should
be addressed 10 J, +, Prime, postoffice
box 502. city.
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"AlRLESS TIRE" CAR
MAKES TEST TRIP

An automobile using "airiess tires" ar
rived in Salt Lake yesterday ON its way
from Dayton. o.. To Los Angeles. y. G.
FrantZ was the driver and +. l., Cv-
tires contain no air. but they are not
solid Rubber piers are built Up inside
the outer rim Ike the piers OF bridge
Th" claim of the makers O( this tire
is that 81 rides As easily AS u pneumatic
tire and that It will wear much longer
besides. making puncturcs impossible
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-04
POOR OLD BATTLER
CANNOT COME BACK

BOSTON oct 3.-YounE Sayler Of In
dianapolis gave Battling Nelson. former
lightweight champion, one OF tho worst
defeats of his life in twelve rounds OF
boxing here tonight
In tho first three rounds tho men were
in constant clnch. with both working
body punches TO good effect After tho
from the clinchcS and Saylcr met every
rush of the Battler with swift left and
right swings.
Nelson landed few clean punches. Say
Ter had every round and won the de-
CiSion.
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ATTENDS
MOTHERS FUNERAL

Los ANGELES. Cal. oct. 3-James i.
Jetfrics and his brother Jack arrived
here last night from Alaska in time 10
attend tho funeral nf their mother. who
died last week while they were racing
home i'm an effort 10 reach her bedside
before the end.
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New Park for Tigers.

DETROIT. oct, 3.-PreSidcnt Nayin of
the Detroit American League club has
ava rdcd the contract for the construction
OF new ball park TO a construction com
pany uf Cleveland. The contract calls
FOR the completion OF the now park hy
April !. Tho plant will nc one ot the
finest I'm tho country.
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CHlNAMAN JOINS
FOOTBALL PLAYERS

PROVIDENCE r. T. Oct J.-A Il
Lien. a fun- blooded Chinaman reported
for football practice In the Brown uni
vcrslty squad Yesterday. lie - fine
athlete and nnatriCulated 81 Brown this
wear. lie viii probably mako the team
and n he does hc viii be the first China
man 10 play football on an American col
lcgc eleven.
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HOWARD BAKER Is
COMING BACK HERE
Special 10 Tic Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
DENVER Oct. G.-EIoward Baker. who
recently knocked out Johnnie O Ecofc at
Leadyille. has accepted the challenge Of
Charles Pierson, the lighting neWsboy of
New York. 10 fight twenty rounds at l5l
pounds. The bout will probably he held
at Leadyille. Baker, A few months ago.
fought ten round draw with Joe Clarke
at Bingham. Utah. After his fight with
Plerson Baker will so TO Salt Lake but
unless he finds some good match there
he will go on 10 the Pacific coast where
he has several winter engagements.
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Tighe Goes TO Louisville.

LOUISVILLE. Nv. oct. 3.-It was an
numccd here today that John Tshc
would succeed ncI Howard as manager
Of The Louisville American Association
Baseball team. Tigh" formerly managed
the Seattle club Of tho Northwest league.
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SECOND PLACE ALL
CUBS CAN GET NOW
If Chicago Wins Every Game
and New York Loses All,
Tie Will Result.

BY winning todaNs game from Phiia-
delphia New York mado It absolutely i'm
possible for Chicago 10 do better than
cause tic AZ the seasons clpi Of tho
National league pcnuaul race. New York
nov needs ono more game 10 insure n tho
l'aGn championship and they have ten
more games 10 plar.
b. ,T1
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SACRAMENTO. oct. So
VIZ estern League

~ Liucolu--Lmcnln-O Omaha game post
ponrd: omaha train late.
~ Denver.Dqnycr. >. Sioux CITY. =.
At Fucblo-Phchlu 3, St Joseph =.
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Cubs Beat Cards.

ST. LOUIS. oct, 2.-Pitchors without
conir" used by ST. Louis gave the game
{" Chicago. II 10 &. Three iwrcrs faced
the Chicago baitcrs i'm the FIRST inning
Colo. for the visitors, gave eight passes
Score: II. H. T.,
Chicago Observation-Disclosures. l2 %
81. Louis Observation-Disclosures. 2 I
Bdttorics-Coc aud Archer: Dale. Iack-
"rt. StandridSc. LauJcrmik. Camnll ana
Wingo. Day and EmsliC.
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VARSITY BEATS OGDEN
HIGH SCHOOL, IL TO 0
Winning Team Will Play Against the Colorado Ag-
gies on Cummings Field Next Saturday.

lost two yards and then punteG. end re-
covered the piGskin.
Evans lost four yards and Tribe made
six, after which ogden punlcd. Fitz-
patrick received tho kick ard on tho next
down Utah kicked. Aftcr two useless
attempts at the ends. Ogden again kicked,
Here came tho longest run OF the day.
Whsu l., Romncy carried tho bail back
iortE Yards. The whistle then blew for
The first half.
Olsen Makes Gain.
i1o'msicad received tho Kickoff and
advanced the ball thir,y-nve Yards. Ash
ton then took II ten more Hamilton
took # for no gain. and Sutherland made
gain of thirty yards, The varsity
fumbled and recovered Sam Olsen made
five Nards on a forward pass. and lIam
iltop and Ashton made seven Yards.
Sutherland look The hall for no gain. and
iiolmstead's attempt resulted In loss.
After Ashton had made seven yards
more. Sutherland broke through the line
FOR the first touchdown OF tho dar.
Ashton kicked goal from an easy POSI-
tiou.
Hamilton took tho next kick off and
brought tho ball back ten yards. ON a
Take forward pass Ashton mad" fifteen
yards. On tho ncSt three downs Hamil-
Ton and Sutherland made seven Yards
and on tho next Sutherland made thirty
more. The varsity puntcd after the next
t"o downs and recovered the ball. The
whistle then blew for the end OF the
quarter.
In the last quarter the varsity advanced
the bah almost to the goal post and then
lumhled. Ogden recovering tho ball. On
the next down Stowe hit the goal post
when he attempted tn kick out or danger
the second and last score OF the day He
again kicked goal Soon after the next
kick off the final whistle blew.
The lineup:
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Whitney's Horse Wins.

NOTTlSGHtM. Eng, Oct. The Bar
usby Manor maiden plate or los SOW
here today and Won by II. |. Whitney's
Sunup.
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Tom Brown WantR Match.

Tom Brown of Spokane. answering
recent challenge of Tom Connors OF
caster. England. says nc win rr,
tho Briton or any other welterwcight
a 5000 side net
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AcUMEN WINS HANDICAP.
Ccllnst and Gramerey Also Victorious at
Spokane Fair Races

SPOKANE. Wash. October 3.-Spokane
DAY AT tho Interstate fair drew a large
crowd and interesting races wcre VII
messed Results
FRS; race. Sunny Spokane stake. 2.Io
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% ss -
ParE'ood. George WoodRrd. Tom Mar.
snail ana Buck finished as named
second race. i've furlonEs. purse-Sidon,
,lSirschbauml . 10 > won. Ruri (Brvsnl
- 10 !. second: Free VIII. CMatthcwsD
Ia :. third. Time. l;o.s. Anna Schncider
and Pretty Soon finished cs mined
Third race. Spokane handicap, one mile
-Acumcn. BRADY 70 =. won: Roy Jun
Tor. fFrarm 10 ;. second. Ocean Queen.
lGrothl - 90 >. third. Time, l:fI >
Fourth race. six furlongs selling
Grsmercy. iFrachl s 10 ;. won: Ccliro.
tMcEvcnl 10 J. second. Birdie r.
tGTothb 10 20 !. third. Time. l;l5I-J
Hand Satclel. Nebraska Lass, Flectrowan.
Hucolc. Knight OF lvsnhoc Ed Ball and
Green isie finished as named.
flith race siN and a half fUrlouGs. purse
-Colinct. ,kcoghb 10 > won. Ada
Meade. ,MulIlgan) ( 10 !. sscond: St
Salvsnle. fCopelsndi To- J. third Time.
l--- Metropolitan, Prince Rhubcrd. Na :
tive Son. Dorothy LcdGett and Beau Man
finished as named
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Giants Boat Phillics.

PHILADELPHIA. oct. G.-Ncw York
Won from Philadelphia TO-DAY. Manager
Mack Of The Philadelphia Americans
ball hard in the FIRST inning. tho visitor.
getting two runs 10 phiCldclphlH'S three.
CrandnIl and Alexander then settled down
and pitched tinc nall until the NTH. when
N"N York tied tho score oh an error by
Doom. a pass and pcyorc's single. In the
sixth inning Now York knocked AlcNan-
der off the rubber and also pounded stan
Icy 8 delivery, nine runs being scored on
eight hits. which Included doubles by
Merklc, Fletcher aud Doyle. and a triple
by Murray. two passes. tno stolen bases
aud an error
Philadelphia WAS nahlo To solve Gran
dalls delivery after the first inning. Score:
II. III. r..
New York ...................... II .
Philadelphia ...................3 , >
Batteries Cran1all. Myers and Wilson
Alexander STANLEY Smith. Eiminr aud
Cotter. lmnircs-Riglnr nml ELmnlGAM.
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Thns" suffering from VI
neeses that sap ;he pleasI
Of life should take Ju7en n
They have more rejnrenht|
vituliEiug force thsn has {
Lnfnrn knnn nnnrnI Sn..s
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-29
PoLITENEss OUT OF PLACE
Old Lawyer Did Not Want His Client to Think He Gould Get
 Free Advice.

PoIiteness is politeness. but busi- ness Is just business. One of tha clerks of the supreme court tried to combine the two the other day. but hereafter he Is going to attend strict ly 10 business. He was anxious 10 destroy the common belief Of many persons who visit the New York coun' ty courthouse that little courtesy is shown by the attaches to those seek ing information. The clerk was stand ing in the corridor on the second floor when two men came along. one Of them gray haired. The younger one asked the elder the way out of the building. The clerk heard the query and at once told the questicner sev- eral ways he could get out The older man turned on the clerk with the in- junction to mind his own business. adding that he had been in the buile- ing before the clerk was born and could himself answer his companion. A little later the old man looked up the clerk and apologized. explaining that the man who wanted 10 know how to get out Of the building was his client and that he did not want him to get the idea that he could re- eeiye free advice "If he gets that notion" said the old practitioner. "l'n lose him as a client"