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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-21
Yours very truly.
JOHN y. LI.SNER.
pubIic suirItrd Ci,ixcp

Through the philauthropy Of another
public spirited citizen, 5000 MAS turned
over yesterday to The Time dispatch
as the nucleus Tor a citizens reward
fund, to IL raised ny popular subScrijr
ton and added to the $4,000 reward
posted BY Governor Mann for the cap
iure. dead or alive, OF the murdercr-
of the five court officials In Hillsyillc
AS tho Governor has already raised
the Original reward twice IL is an
propriatcly suggested by this citizen
of Richmond, whose name is withheld
by request that the people of the
state Join together in raising Il re-
ward fund that will urge on the pur-
suit OF tho outlaws with greater zeal.
As IL is not consistent with the dig
nifty OF the Commonwealth 10 ncccpt
private pecuniary assistance in such a
matter. Governor Mann has reluctant
~ declined to tnNc charge of this
donation on behalf Of the state but
has suggested that it he handled hv
tinct r'ward. IN turning over hi, .cift
to rho Timrs-pispatch the cliizcp
WHIP STYLES hlmtclt "!usticc," has this
~ inclnsc yon my check for s.uo
Z" add I" thnt which the Governor has
offered want you 10 take 10 AMI
make II the hcginnu;: Of ~ sui,Ncrip-
ton "f :iIh"0Go II necessary. on .hc
part al the nnuil ucoDic rr ,irt:;,,i;,
4" winc out this stnin by hrinrint. the
last one "f this elan aud nli Of ;brlr
Eind tr ti'r hnr nf Justice or run thcm
our ~ this Stntc."
While forced 10 REFUSE this Offer for
the state. as he had tho similar prefer
from GEORGE M'lls Rogers. 81 Chit
cage Governor Mann last night cor
daily commended the suggestion ana
hailed MS 9 aplendid move
Nothing like largo reward Will
serve TO kAcp alive the INTEREST," ~ tn.
searchcrz in case like this" s7i1
tho Governor and y It + the desire
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-21
HOW To AVOID
DOCTOR BILLS
tHeal,h Notos)

"Pract.coD. 81 sickness can he
traced to impU.!.!ou IN IA Blood. which
accunuiato curing the winter months.
the old-t..ue poicy ~ taking q good
blood tonic rach Spring, thor, would
be much iega fover ana sickness, and
MS result. u big SAYING OF doctor
bills
''rhe ncnl blood purifying tonic
known can rN Nntp ht home M little
expense w. liscGtv;ug IN onc-hnis min,
alcohol. orc-hGit cup sui;di md one
ounce kortl sno' fhtn adding hot watry
10 mako \ nuarl. Thig makes enough
for a whc'r frmli". ana y .ablesponn-
full takcn Avfcrr m'5ls soCi, ;.,akcts
the blood purn and red. ro:Vav;ng'
quickly I'll nimplss. ssliowao.s and
lack of appetite II Is very strength
ching 10 !rrd. w0rH-oEt system. ma
gives ono world u. energy ana good
health
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-21
CatarrEn Ended
Money Returned if HYOMEI
Doesn't Danish Catarrh

Get rid Of ca,arrhs,ar, today cure
II without pouring into your stomach a
vile and unpalatablc no5trum HNO-
MEL pronounce il liiah.omc) cures ca
tarrh IN nose or throat, and does ii BY
such 4 simple and plctsan; method that
thousands who have been cured are glad
to recommend it.
Jus, breathe HNOMEl, 1nd it, sooth
ing, indicated and antiscptic properties
will come in direct contact with the IN
famed parts. stop the discharge, drive out
the aortness and heal tho mcmbranc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-21

HYOMEI is made or Eucalyptus com
blned with other antiseptics. Brcathed
through tho inhaler st destroys the
persistent catarrh germ.
complete HYCAfEI outfit !nclud-
ing inhaler. bottle Of HYOMEI and
simple Instructions for use. only costs
800; extra bottle OF HYoAIEI 500.
Druggists everywhere and a Tragic
Drug Co. For eatRrrh. coughs colds,
sore throa, or catarrhal deafness, it
viii give satisfaction or money back
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-21

CoTintn, MSS March 20-After An
all-daN search Of thn dcnscly wooded
Tuscumhi7 River bottoms rtnr cor.
NTH. Railroad and ,xnress conpnny
detectives nrd several local posses re-
ported - nigh; that they had fonnd
no trace &c the frc men who held M
No. ren" this citv las; night
E&prFH7 comnnrv officials dacVnod
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-21

=, i'i :" re i mos Dispatch.
Norfolk, Va, March 20-Miss Mr.
at the home OF her niece NTrs LIZ In,'. =.
Mills Jr.. after a brief ilnc.> Sha
was seveity-four years old. aud NM
2 NATIVE Of Isle u Wight county. rio
sNu n,,,,.,i VII pc Friday afternoon at
n!uuth - i VI -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-21
Advertising Specialists

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-21

to state to-day the amour, OF money
ana vdiunblcs secured by the robbers.
II ~ understood. however that the
contents of the EXPRESS safe. which
was riiled. was valued in excess Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-21

the Methodist Episcopal Church. IN
funeral services VIII us conducted -
the residence Thursday at o'cioci,
r. NJ by the Rev. Mr.. Royal the M a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-21
OBITUARY
Joscph y. MilIIn,


Joseph y. Willis. scvcnty-ono years
o S,d; Hie =, yhestSMrd 'y afternoon a, 4
had been i'll for a long while. MIR
willis Tor thirty years Was in the en-
ploy OF owens X Minor. lie was one or
IN. Oldest members OF Dove Lodge
a., i. x y. NJ; OF Ice Camp. Contei-
crate Veterans. ana an active officer
ana member Of Centenary Methodist
Church.
james Riddick New.
Jainc1 RiddiclS Now, thirty eight
years old. died yesterday morning AT
$40 o'clock at the home OF h-a father
~ y. New, 220i East Marshaii Street
me funeral VIII take place ,o-mor-
Trinity Methodist Church
Funeral of Miss Bnrbcr.
me funeral Of Miss Maria H. Bar
this morning at II o'clock from the
home o: her sister. Mrs L. A. Barber.
~ "a East Leigh street. InteTmcnt
VIII he private.
Funeral OF Mr~. Mccartney.
The funeral Of Mrs Margaret Mo
Cnr'ncy who died Tuos day. viii take
place ,hls morning. Ht II o'clock from
her home, ios South Laurel street, IN
Miles Cary, Sr.
special 10 The Times pifpatch.l
P"ca honias, va March 20.-Ncw-
mas ~. REACHED here Of the death Of Miles
Cary. Sr, who died sunday at tAc
homt Of his daughter, Mrs Hattie
Cary Johnston Carter sir Cary was
siNty-siN years old, ana was born In
i"t twSnty. years \ few years ago he
left this place with his wife and runHe
his home with his daughter In Giles
county Mr. Cary was Confederate
soldier. ana served during the Clv!l
War Win Crenshaw's battery, OF
Rirhmond lie IL survived ~ mis-
widow. son. Mics Cary. Jr. ~ Cry
stall " w and daughter, Mrs. Hat
ln = Is boa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-21
Wihintn T.. King.


T1nccIII 70 Thc Vines Dispatch
Henderson. y. c. March o0-NTrs
Mary Frances. the wife of w. Il Hor
ton. died Yesterday ut 1873 o'clock
after lingering illness OF parnlvsis
leavin" her husband auG one son
James Horton Mrs Horton was Az
eight wears Of age ana = member or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-21

=, y
the
urnnds
Dn nndn
daicd
rndua, of
rhnm
,tbrvI
urronnd
Of ,
bHd
-nant
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-21
Mrs. Mnr, Flowers.

IaptttlaI 10 Tho Times plaputch.J
NJ! htiLuIs, NY March 70 Mrs
a!cd mere to-day. aged scventy-scyar
years She is survived By three chill
dren, Mrs Rosa Laird. o; Lynchbur.-
ana Mrs.; Josie Greasy ana L. \. Flow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-21
COLONEL William .Ior,Iuu

iSreeial to The Times D!tpatcI1
East RhdiOrd. Va Mnrch % Col.
onsl william Jordan. whose death haa
bern cNnnct~i for several dhy. ,Iiri
TO-DAY az "'c!ock AT the homo ~
his son. H. }. jordan llc WAS rf,ni,
seF Years " age aud t'antodrr..tc
veteran. The funeral services VIII
take mage Thursday at 1890 U.rloei;
at The NJ J. Church. Dublin. wfh In-
termsnt iii Hcwberu Cemetery
Mr.. 1h"n,ns L. Tri.v
Special 10 The Times Dl-patrbi
Abingdon Va. March l6-Nr.
Thomas X, TrisE lied a, h5r NOM.
mere to-day. after an Illness ,yhlclr
had lasted more Than ten years. She
Was Miss Ibby Jackson. Of KnoNvlil,
and taught for u number OF wears N
Martha Washington College Mr.
TriEg iH survived by Lcr lliEl,,rd
Funeral uf ChnrIc. W. lnrc.
tSpecIpl 70 Tho Times pisoatrh
Appropriations Nu MHrch 2O--l'tiHli.s
Nc-.cy luEe no was born asa rcurrd
AZ his old homo u ar ipDamittoX. Wax
drought h'rc to-day frO'u tho hOArIt.il
~ Hausf0rd W. Va. 81 crc he IioI
last Monday &c pneumonia MIR mn.
wns Nfiy-four years old aud untl5
o h"Gt Twelve Hcars ago l.vcd ~ tn.
old lnEe homo place ABOUT II mile sa.,
~ Npp3mnttoS, aud since that iimn
ne had Defn operating ~ tne goHI
fields ~ West Virginia
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-08

ming: Goullet. Hehir. Foeler and Mittcn
finished behind Clarke in the order
John obers won the unknown distance
laps race for amateurs, The distance
was two miles. four laps, George Mere
ditch was a close second, with o. Smertz.
money
Fred Hill was unlucky in the three
mile MIL W91or %too paced race between himself
cox and Brquist paced nm Birqmsr s
motor seemed inclined to jump. under
add added power, leaving Hill behind. Hill
heat, but cut Wilcox's lead of a lap
down TO half when he got Into the
running again. The second heat was
practically q duplication OF the first
with a greater space separating the
riders when Wilcox crossed the tape
In the unlimited match pursuit race
%o1nd hSse 0sfF foa oS HSo Ss @ e later f.
him from his rival but Fogler pedaied
steadily. running down Root In one mile,
Two-mile championship. professional
Jackie Clarke, first; Alfred Goullet, sec
ond; Paddy Hehir, third; Joe Fogler,
FOURTH; Tlnl1non w Il dists Mltten fifth Time s;47
John Oberg, first: George Meredith. sec
ond: o. u. smertz, third; George Gem
pie, fourth, r. Brazicr, fifth. Distance
5:25
Match spring race (Frepch style), pro-
fessional, between Jackie Clarke and Al
fred Coulst. best two I'm three heats
Won by Goulet in straight heats. Time
first heat (balr mre). :0s I-6; second
heat (three-uuarter mile), o0a As.
Three mile motor paced race. profes-
slortl between 6, II. Wilcox and Fred
Hill best two In three heats-won by
Wilcox in straight heats. Time, first |
heat, f;32. second heat. 4:23.
Unlimited match pursuit race, profess
Root-Won by FogIer, Distance COW |
cred. one mile six laps, seventy yards. |
Time. 343.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-08
UNION LEAGUE TO
KEEP INSIDE LIMIT
Special TO The Tribune.

HELENA, Mont, June 7.-At a meet
ing or all the Union Baseball association
directors. presided over by President W
salary limit question was disposed Of hv
All the masnates agreeing to conform
Win the requirement OF keeping their
ciuos within the $3.50 figure, exclusive
OF the manager
AFTER the meeting President Lucas said
All the owners had agreed to "play fair
%lth one another and he was Confident
tney would do It,. as they now realized
the we'll being of the lea e,e ren,ired
strict adherence TO the limit The meet
ing negan AZ tonight and lasted until
o'clock this morning.
me directors ratified the transfer Of
the Ogden franchise to tho Opden 81
pan association by McCloskey This ac-
oS o,oh was taken on telegraphic request
e. - =: MURPHY. Butte's representative,
Union association VI Ihe
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-08
sixth Races
27io CiFko O.
Latonia Race Results.

b. international News Service
CINCINNATI. June 7.-Today's results ., La.
tonia
Firsi race. tys turionEs-Au;o Run. III Cshu-
llrsi. straight fs ~ ~ou Fiel ll7 (Fainl plsr.
tf5o second; Blue jay. ii2 fioosc, shou 81 90
third. Time. 1:ol 2-5. Sam Elr-ch George Kar.
ne. Blus Beard, HolosrF. Dorlon Richard Cen,rr
y j. Corey. Monitor Ane kncon also ran
second race. i've furlonES-benante io7 Gam,
huaight $50. pon: Billy Holder 100 fshlIjnr1
place f3eo. tecnnd: Toy. los fsteeIe) sho-,
Ile 90 ihlrd- Tine. I;oi i-b. Transport, Rooster
Pib9,s Peak. Mhrshon. snrishuy Miss and Cordie
IoirS iaee. mile and slItsen;h-Hovdy RoNdy.
~ tshili,nEi, straight sl7 20 won; Waudsr ia
gam. place y ~. second p " Carter III
ran. '
Fourth race mile-F.eyumption. 100 n!enry,
.rslxat 'sSo ~oz: GAY Bird io7 (Goos.3 pI,es
Heo. s>eond; Sir p.nnh. lOs (Es,,p) sLov
Nsc. laird Ti-1s. l.fn. Crystal Domino creme
Dc Aenths- Floral Day nns PLANT also ran
fltth race. Elk furlonEs-casey fonss 1o-
lbTrnel. straight Nfo. won: winrinx u-tso,
10! tMolssTorth). place =. 10 second Fsirr story
:os Fainl. sho~ t, third Time ia a. Ma,
InorpS. Polly D, Hedge. Puck wo-s.vrSy
Bachelor Girl and Joe KaEhf also rs-
siTih Tacs. rnlls ana siStsrnth-Coi ash-,,..
~ Peak, straight - TO- Won: Wo,t,ns ia
p fAllcnl. place fe.fn. second. sunpI. M:
lByrnel. show t2ic third. Time ia i.s sri,
Icy q, Eau Brumnsi. Husky Lsd and crow Bosh
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-08
Montreal Race Resnlts
!, .n,.5s.,ionai ...s Ss~s Service.

~ lnteTrlronA Ne.E Service
MONTREAL )uas Race resuI,S AZ Biu.
Benneu: piue
First race seysn furlonEs-Kilo los C,u.sr.y.,
: 20 3. won. Floral Crown 10 (5urns, ? 70 ',
,eeond: KIND ssIe. 70. Martin 20 l thI,a
TIM. ! - -. Only three starter
eseorf race one miis-Airsy io1 nn,rv,,.,
II 70 5 Eon; Tom sAyers. 40 l5utpein a.
3 second: Pom Atinorum. 100 CMuEErs.s 70
20 : third Tine. l.C -. Clevins Mood Dove
Ihlrd race. sir furlonx--Ladore. iis fRu,>.ii,
. 20 ! Mou; caush Mn. Iis CTurn.r,. "a /
eeoo6: BvHna Tunho - (Dirrias % !
ihird Tine "a as San Vito, Tseuos Mai.
rar. -" ai-0
Fourth race. one aiiS-H,idsman idS fsn,in
y 10 !. ~oa: o'En. tn3 (schut,i1Eeri h,
teeoae' Lsd OF Ltnsdon. I0T CIrlrn.el & 10
,sir1 Tine. 1t- 2-s. ATbuips. RsySoarnr We,
Point Ruois. Hsrtit Goidsa Troasure al, =,
forturs ana Noon also rs-
sna rae. s,s-sleoh.'s. ssou, two niles ,ns
sgats--RatS Psufo'. fN Gyn>hl 10 I
~ ~ dinuy LLns. rs CEsrmaEsl. S 70 !, sec.
e5ei Qua Cotton. iis (AIs-i 20 4 th,-s
i,oe. S-ls --h Young Morpheus also ran
sIItb Tsss nvs furiouEs-Mary scrfe- io7 (pu,.
nell. ~ In J. won; Captain elliott in1 isrhg,.
ueserl; IL 20 !. second Orovoc iog fAnbross,
l. tird Time. t.n1 i-E Iorqru r,,r.
d6,Eai Jlasiing st. Avon. Michael TIias ssd Fs,,y
ss.sH,h race. mile and 4 faflons-Bsaueoup 1o7
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-08
HOME FOR LIFE WON
BY F|LLY IN RACE
Efficiency, by Capturing
Sprint, Becomes Property
of State of Idaho.

ALAN. Idaho. Juno An ord dinary
card was offered TO race-goers at the
Alan course this afternoon. Muff wor
the feature event a, n mile. The breed
ers purse was won by Efficiency and as
a result the fllly win be presented 10 the
state OF Idaho for breeding purposes. Be
ginning tomorrow. seven races VIII be
offered OH three days week-Monday,
Friday and Saturday.
Weather fslr; track fast. Results:
First race four furiones-Trojsn Belle. III
Eam.'. TO !. second: ki,y w. io7 Grandl.
100 20 l. third. Time. :G t-5. plvitz. Daylight
and Moss Rose finished named,
Second race. Eve fUrlongs-Rose Worth. 1oI
tHnn. Z 10 :. won. Hawloy. II; tGrsndl. 30
90 /. second; Don Franco. Ill E. NeEwen),
IN l. third Time l:oe 90 I'D B.. Dowcress.
D;ree;ello Roy T. kngclua Maid, Prince As
turiss. TIsms:or. Solved and Clear knight finished
named
Third race. nv. and half turlonSs-Euiciency
ft, McEven). 20 :. second: Gala. 100 CTap-
I'M 10 T. third. Time. los is Mollie cad
Mabel King IcafiHn siscus nnd Nadsd nnished
rsmed
Fourth race. on. mlio-Mun JOG tsrhwebir>,
70 3 won; Henri Hutchinson. li5 (Bopklnsl
- 10 2 iscond: jack Lsxson. lib CTaplnI. TO
! third Tine. 40 IS. Gretchen G. Junn
Sake. Mon,sak Don aud Wicket nnlshed as
Fif;h race. tvs furlones-John H. sheehau. los
iRoo5syl 70 !, won; SUsgcrlstor. tI5 FlSher)
II 70 2 second: Lyle Knight. 107 (BurliuEamal.
20 ?. third Tine. i:0l 3-j Hish Street. Yo
SOLO. Hush Gray and Native Son finished
named
Sixth race six iurongs-Gus HartridSc. s5
iHiip. i6 10 T. Won; Miss Picnic, los Corey.
u 10 ]. second: Amcricus. ilS (E. McEwenl.
3 20 2. third. Time i:it i-5. old Mexico. Oswald
b Star slle. Dshlgron and Knight Deck finished
az named
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-08

Summary: Left on bases-Ogdeu, 6;
M1ssoula, 2. Stolen base-Oriet Sacri-
nee hits-Perrine, Wood, Carman Sec
ribce ny-Zamloch, Two-ba hits
Van. oriet: Marshall. Stevens. Three
pase hits-Wessler. Warren. Blanken-
Snip. Home un-Blankenship. Double
plays-Perrne To Oriet; Zamloch TO
Blankenship TO Carman, Schimpfr to Van
to Wood, Runs batted ln-Oriet Q.
Blankenship 3. Wood. zamloch. Stevens
In Innings: off Zamloch. In Innings !;
on Erickson, in 2 1-3 innings; off Jachs
In 2-3 Innings; Off Jensen, in 1 In
ming. Legal at bats-Against Quick II /;
sen. . Struck out-By Quick, 1; by
Iamloch. 2; by Jachs, g. Bases on baiIs-
on Quick: /; off Zamloch. ]; off ErIck-
son, l; on Jachs. 1. Wild pltch-QuIck
pire-Wright.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-08
BASEBALL LUCK GOES
AGAINST NJ 'CL0SKEY
Special to The Tribune.

MISSOULA. Mont, juno 7.-Although
outhit and outf1elded by the tsileuders,
the leaders won today. The score stood
to s In favor OF Missoula The hits
OF the locals were more timely than those
OF Ogden. The home team made errors
that did not prove costly. Quick was
replaced by Zamloch. who held the op-
posing club to Eve hits In six innings
He went In with two men on and none
out and retired the side without a run.
although he passed Cress and filed the
nases. A lightning double play after
Murray's In(ield out solved Zamloch's
problem. Blankenship drove home two
taIlies, with a four-bs hit in the sec
ond inning The Highlanders batted
Erickson from the box and Jachs was
taken out for a pinch hitter In the eighth
Jensen finished. The score:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-08

Summary: Left on bases5Sp'j
Great Falls (. Two base nlu
Whaling, Dockstader, Kelly. Faye
base hits-Mathes .. Shannon;
plays-Mathes to Whaling; Klein
Namara 10 Whaling: Hildeorandt
non TO Faye. Runs batted inIS!
2. by kafora 2. by Levy 2. by "a "a
by Mathes /. BY iIuelsman !, by +, y
by Faye |. by Shannon I,.c1
pitched-By Klein I 1-3. by NC ~
I 2-3, by B,ttrolff 2, by Carlin :, ~
grave ., by Hildebrandt 2 Sasry
orr Klein 10. off Bittrolff ?. or -
off Hargrave 2. off Hildebrapdt !; y
at bat--Against Klein 3e, a5eipsL,
ferty &. against Bittrolf l3, aga
lin ~. against Hargrave 4 sga,hr
brandt G. Struck out-By kISiIn
Bittrolff 2. by Hargrave 3. by HiSS'f
l: Bases on bslla-Off Bittrontt ii,
Carl in !, off Hildebrandt
pitched ball-Toner by McCateig
OF game hour and 80 m!nute>
pires-Dell and Hester.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-08
GIANTS BEAT O'DAY'S
REDS BY HARD WORK
Cincinnati Gets Of Well, but
McGraw's Brobdingnagians
Come With Rush.
BY International News service.

NEW YORK. June AFTER getting
away 10 a rolling start today with a trio
OF runs in the first inning, O'Day's Reds
lost their key to the Mathewson puzzle
long enough to give the Giants a chance
to solve Suggs's curves and win out by
score OF to s, Suggs lost his grip In
the sixth and gave up two bases on
balls. which figured prominently in three
runs. The Reds reached Mathewson for
two more in the seventh. but Suggs was
not equal to the occasion. Three hard
smashes in the eighth and a bad throw
by Suggs gave the Giants the game. de-
spite the lone tally hung up by the Reds
in the ninth.
CINCINNATI-NEw YORK.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-08
DERBY WINNER LOSES sz5.ooo RACE
'aoalie Leads After Rounding Tastenham
Corner. but MIrska Comes With an.h

EPSON DOWNS, England, June -
me oaks stakes Of five thousand SOW
erelgns, for three year-old fillIes was
won hero today by Mirska Eouita HE
ridden by the American Iockey FrsnE
- Nein. was second. and Bill and Coo
nnished third. Fourteen horses started
half e anu
Iagalie was the favorite but ufter
I,suerins her hackers most OF the way.
she was beaten when close home The
neld on rounding Tattenharn corner M,
"heu challenged In the stretch fsiIsd
20 respond, and Mirsks sped 20 the fronf
EIhnins IN eanter by three lengths
length ahead Of Bill and Coo. Mjrska
was 2 rank outsider at 81 10 in ths
eating Al The start. The ssmA ndds
Ntte ottcrsd on Equitable while Rlil
ahd Coo was quoted az 10 TO L ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-08
PITCHER DUBUC HIT
WITH A HOT LINER
Mishap to Detroit Twirler Al
most Cost Game, but
Tigers Pull Out.
BY international News Service.

DETROIT. June Jean Duboc got a
hot liner on his pitching hand at the
opening OF the ninth inning today and
MIN TO pass three men and let the others
M M safely, which netted them three runs
ne hnal score was to in favor OF De-
Tolt' Until the ninth inning the Red
SoX didn't have ghost OF a chance to
score, only three clean hits having been
taken from Duboc. The other two were
SLOW rollers TO Louden that could not he
handled In time for outs Collins was
batted hard. but the Tigers we're too reck-
less on the sacks a number OF them get
tlng hasged. thus keeping the Detroit to-
ROSTON-DETROIT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-08
FOUR PITCHERS FI|
TO SAVE ELEC1l|
Special to The Tribune.

BUTTE. Mont. June 7.--Grszi
used four pitchers today, but ~
make any decided impression d
heavy stick work Of Butte Five
made by the visitors played theh
IN Butte's victory. Great Falls vc
IKE a balloon In the fourth inninl
seven Butte men scored. In the
however. Great Falls got eeTs3
across, but they were not enough
won. Is to 3.
Umpire Frary was hit on the n
by foul tip yesterday and was z
70 work today. so Players DslI'
Hester officiated as arbitsrs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-08

| "A LIZ NEIL SoGLJSE the niue AUS
" tralian who upset tho bike dop,
~ by his speedy performances al
L n the first two meets OF the sea.
son at the saucer track dem
onstrated again last night TO the salts.
fection OF almost 5000 bike fans his
superiority sup over his fastest company a,
effort. Jackie Clarke at the latter's own
game.
The feature event OF the card was a
ma,Gh mIarl % race French style, between
by Manager MscFarland to settle a con-
troversy between the two riders and
their respective supporters. Clarke
claimed that, he was the victim Of q
alting Goullet at Clarkes expense
Clarke claimed that, with an even
break, he could beat Goullet. But in
tape ahead OF his rival with a wheel
length In spare. Clarke received a pune
ture before he had gone a quarter OF a
lap at the beginning Of the first heat.
they started again Clarke took the lead.
Goulet made as II 10 pass Clarke with
two laps to go. but Clarke forged ahead
and kept to the front TO the stretch.
crossed the tape with Clarke a wheel
length behind. Goullet led off In the
second heat and held that position 10 the
finish; Clarke falling to go around. al
Bike fans are now asking themselves
IL Clarke is going back" or has Goullet
q better sprint than Clarke ever had?
Clarke won first place in the two
mile championship professional In a
pretty finish, with GoulIct and Hehir
only a few inches behind. Goullet held
back until within forty yards OF the
tape then brought into play his won
icrful sprint Had there been ten yards
further to go, Goullet would have taken
first money. Lap money was awarded
in this race, and Hardy Downing led
the bunch at a fast clip for four laps.
Thomas made a sprint with less than
>ne mile to go. bat Walker. leading the
bunch, soon put Thomas out OF the run