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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-01

National Bank OF virginia.

National Bank OF Virginia.
Richmond VA. August -. 1912.
NOTICE-BY ORDER or THE BOARD
OF directors. and owing TO the liqul-
dation OF tho affairs OF the National
Bank of Virginia Richmond. va. the
books for transfer OF stock in this
bank VIII be closed on and after sep
TENDER l. 1912
W. NJ. ADDISON.
Cashier.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-01

DTsHI IINBIE, MODERN ST\-
room resideDcc: nice bath room.
psnt'y etc. electric lights. also
srs' S"ai range; Just north of Main
street on Meadow. Party now in II
VIII nave 10 leave Richmond on
secount % change IN business Ad-
uress =. o. Box IS. Richmond, Va
OF AppIy J! North MEADOW street.
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lSoonl5 Cllantea

WANTED. TWO or THREE FGR.
nished rooms south Of Broad. cas-,
~ First Address a. 3l3. care Times
Dispatch
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Soarh llanteb

\ GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE
two connecting rooms. with board
lpriyate family mich prcferred)
ioursquares from Harrison ana
Grace, south OF BROAD terms no; to
exceed s65 per month THOMAS
MOORE. station y.
WANTED. BOARD FOR LADY WITH
two children. terms req sonable Ad-
dress l. i4S. care Times Dispatch
WANTED. ROOM AND BOARD IN RE-
hned family by woman with child
prefer Highland Park. Ginter Park
Woodland Heights.
WANTED. BY SEPT. 10. BY YOUNG
lady teacher, room and board in
West End Address with rates.
Miss NJ. Elmont. Va
THREE FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH
tween Fifth and Monroe. Main and
BROAD. for four ladies. Address r o.
Box l75, City.
WANTED, BOARD AND ROOM ny
young couple Ono children); state
objection. Adress g s0i, care Times
Dispatch
a REFINED YOUNG LADY DESIRES
room and board In ANAL boarding
house or private family; South Third
street preferred. Address c Bal.
care TineA-Dispntoh,
COUPLE, WITH TWO SMALL CHILL
dron. want permanent board: pri-
vate; state terms. Address l. I3O,
caro- Tlmos- Dispatch.
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V ANTED. TWO CONG ENTAT, YOUNG
men To occupy room together. with
board references exchanged. strictly
private family Address II 2j5. care
Times DISPATCH
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GENTLEMAN DESIRES TO INVEST
s. 500 in paying business and take
post on with salary. J. p. NJ. care
7 lcs- Dispatch
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Illdntro

DON'T WORRY, LET Us COLLECT
your accounts sur and quick re-
suits. z. $ ELLYsON & co. Base
in.nt American Bank.
FANcf WASHING AND CURTAINS
done A. nome. guaranteed H. BALD
" ~. 10 i2i North First
r. II BosHERs SONS MAKE AND
repair automobile sprirxs. tops and
Dust covers. 10 South Ninth Street
\ y r ID. CHILDREN's SCHOOL
clothes TO make At home. Address
ga. care Times Dispatch.
'wANTED TO BUY HOUSEHOLD
cash prices paid Phone Madison
WANTED. TO PURCHASE 4 SAW
nm boiler and engine Address 7Ol
North seventeenth Street
WANTED. TO BUY iYrBBER-
a a'5S VICE. sblrs or surrey. STATE price
l.. ip5. care TimesDispaich
WANTED TO PURCHASE Az ESTNB-
iished drug business. small stock. I'm
small virginia toxin lltt!c or no on
position Write fun particulars at
once. 10. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. TO BUY GOOD HEAVY
horse or mule. ..lso s"Jd truck, state
where cal be seen .nl prise. j. .
Box ',3. city.
WANTED WASHING Or DAYS
work. s25 West Duval Street salts
faction guaranteed.
WANTED. LADIES TO CALI. AT OUR
store and &c, free sample bottle
OF Peerless Cleaner and Polisher.
the great househaid necessity.
NACGhAN's. is East Broad. oppo-
site Cohen Co
WANTED. TO BUY FOR 4 SMALL.
boy -V-inch frame. coaster brake
5lesycle- Phone sUBLETT, Madison,
WANTED, 500 OLD FEATHER BEDS
also old-time antique sofas tables
sileboarls chairs, bureaus. desks
china. hrasses, mirrors. iewelry-
anything old. J. X BEARD. Is
West Main. Madison eso7.
WANTED. SAW AND TABLE FOR
cutting stovewood. Phone i5i,-J.
WANTED. TO BUY a GOOD SOUND
horse that lady can drive state
price. Address u i6l care Times
Dispatch
WANTED. VOC TO KNOW THAT ",
II. COWARDlN,S SONS prices on
es. in town; satisfaction IL guaran-
iced. 1915 East Main Street
WANTED. 500 OLD FEATHER BEDS
also old nc antique sofas, tables.
sideboards. chairs, bureaus desks.
anything old J. X. BEARD. IS West
Main Madison ssO7
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID ron
Virginia white corn Address r. o.
Box 81. Richmond. va.
FURNITURE WANTED-WILL BUY
household goods Of any Kind and
any amount Phone Madison sos.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
SECOND HAND FURNITURE ANY
QUANTITY. PHONE MONROE s7i-J
w STT-n
RICHMOND MACHINE WORKS. INC.
WANTED. TO BUY FOR CASH.
household goods in any quantity.
Phone Madison 1851.
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ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE.
Furniture repaired. polished and
packed. upholstcring. etc l.. y. AR.
NALL * SON. 1917 West Broad.
Phone MAIDS 62l7
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PATENTS BRING WEALTH PROOF.
books. advice free cost low. terms
easy \ WEDDERBURN. Patent
Attorney. Washington. -. c.
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WANTED. TO BUY 4 SMALL lot or
hulf ~ lot in old part Of Holly
Wood Apply l2s south Fourth street,
city
WANTED, MANUFACTURING SITE
on railroad siding Address 4 -.
care IImes Disnatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-01

For RENT, THREE ROOMS. FUR
nshed or unfurnshcd, single or en-
suite. 7oS ". Grace Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-01

FOR RENT. FIRST FLOOR FLAT OF
five rooms. bcautifullr napered. pri-
vate bath. range and every conven-
fence, cells stuart Avenue.
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flats (ltuntep

WANTED. no RENT 4 SMALL. FIAT.
four rooms. low rent Address II
SIS. care Times Dispatch
VAST HoUSEK EEPING APART
ment I'm good central nciGhborhood
or West End best references fur
nished and required. Address r 4SS.
care Times Dispatch
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BUSINESS opportunities

a REAL ESTATE SALESMAN WANT
ed 20 sell Cnamberlayne court. Com
mission hasis only live wire ac-
r"ptcd Apply 1l3 Mutual
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FURNISHED ROOMS FoK GENTLE
men. convenient to bath. eos i-o
East Clay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-01
SEA FOOD.
ANTIQUES.

CALL PHONE MONROE iii FOR
FISH. steamed crabs. crab meat. De-
livered promptly 500 y. Monroe St
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-01

FOR SAI.E-THREE HUNDRED DOL
lars s30O) will purchase one third
interest In mail order business (no
services rc1uircd). Unusual oppor-
tunity. chance building up large
successful business. Expenses small :;
profits should net from ten To hun
drcd per cent Only those meaning
business nnd can furnish amount i'm
mediaialy need reply, Address
CHAMPION NAIL ORDER CO, Ps-
tersburg, Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-01

WILL SELL SMALL BLOCK OF PER
cent guaranteed. dividend paricipat
structural iron works in the city.
Guarantee backed by 100000 assets
and $4,000 surplus. A splendid in
vestment Address l. 406, care Times
Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-01

WE AIRS IN POSITION TO SATISFY
everybody who likes to have new
willow and reed furniture. New
styles. BASKET AND RATTAN
WORKS sos East Marshall Street.
Monroe 7,,
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FNEE LErTER- MKIrING rnEE.

N 7. NJ I II " y ~ ''77I1'
WE WILL. DUPLICATE YOUR CIR
cular letters free of charge. No
orders taken for over 1000 copies.
as We nre doing this to show the
Kind of work done on the Letter
graph Duplicating Machine SOUTH
ERN OFFICE EQUIPMENT Co. 2N
North Seventh street. Richmond Va.
SAFETY BLADES RESHARpENEp
tall makcs), HARVESTED and snaran-
tced to shave as uoOd or better than
new Work received and delivered
at Our local agency. Howell Bros.
sixth and Broad. SHNfP-O 90 80.
North seventh. lhonc Monroe
3lST
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gDfal Dentllators
Krliable CransfcrS

ZEAL vENTILATon co. PHONE
Nfop~pa 1sOo
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DENTAL ROOMS.
STOP. LOOK AND THINK.

JOHN la ToUCHE. JN. NEW PLACE.
SSl West Main. Monroe 1852. French
and dresses cleaned. $3.50. plated
-k!rt cleaned, I5c.. plain. soc. gloves
cleaned. any length. l0c. per pair;
gents sui, dry cleaned. 5Oc. French
cleaned. 81 reduction in all work
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-01

faster than YOU ever made 1t in your
life in building and selling houses,
sec mo a once. have all the eN-
pcriencc. Address @ 40, care Times
Dispatch.
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A2l5rrllanfpua
49, ~-----s-~--a ---=.-----@ -
WA eli h1PALrkING.

YOUR wAsCH REPAIRED OR CLEAN
ed by WM. TOBIEE. JR.. is a guar
years experience. Cleaning, 81: MAR
springs. 81 i0S East Broad street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-01

Richmond. VIA. September |, 1912.
NOTlCE-THE NATIONAL BANK OF
Virginia, located at Richmond. in the
state ot Virginia. is closing up It's
AFFAIRS All note-holders and others.
creditors Of said association, are
hereby notified To- present the notes
ana other claims against said asso-
citation for payment
". NJ ADDISON, Cashier
Dated al Richmond. Va. Aug. 80. 1912.
PElNTING -rRicE AND @uA,LITY.
chocrfuily furnished THE GLOBE
PRINTING Co. 1910 East Franklin
Street. Phone Monroe 20l5
WE WISH TO ANNOUNCE TO THE
public and friends that we always
nave tho very best in millinery at
tho lowest prices 2l7 North First
street.
RICHMOND BURIAL co. FUNERAL
Directors. have removed 10 new To-
cation 200 East Main. iiigh-class
funerals. SI5. others charge $3.50 Tor
Remember the place.
MISS EDITH MATTHEWS SNELlINGs
VIII resume her music class on Sep
TENDER - ~ her home. 1900 Balm
bridge street, South Richmond.
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Rooms Gor Rrnt

meeting rooms. UNPUBLISHED, posses
sion october J. also ono furnished
immediate possession: second apart
mcn, 2oi East Franklin
Two GENTLEMEN FOR BRIGHT
neat. convenient to bath: central.
ADDRESS ROOM I 0. Box 1875
LARGE CONNECTING ROOMS. FUR
nished for housekeeping: also single
room. ~ IVES, Grace.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. THE
WELI.lNGTON. sif East Clay street
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
or withou, board. 7ls-f.ast Marshall.
ONE ROOM. CENTRAL. ONE BLOCK
from car line; steam heated South
Richmond. Monroe 2735-J.
BRIGHT, WE'LL FURNISHED ROOM.
adjoining Sath. instantaneous heat
err light and heat near Harrison
and two car lines Address u i2
care Times Dispatch.
R,ICELY FURNISHED ROOM TO GEN
tlemen. private family, call morn
ings. 2i6 East Franklin Madison
EURNIsIIEp ROOMS, GENTLEMEN.
Apply East Franklin.
TWO ROOMS TO REFINED LADY:
references required. Phone Madison
2536L-
SECrRE ONE QUICK. NEWLY FUR
nished rooms at 700 East Leigh
Street large front yard shade In
summer. steam heat in winter: II real
nome.
WANTED, YOUNG MAN or GOOD
habits for steam heated room: all
convenienccs. Ca!l Monroe l23i-J.
LARGE FRONT ROOM FOR GENTLE
men or light housekeeping. Appl!
TO S South Second street
SEPT lST., THREE ROOMS MD
bath, second floor. South Third
street.
FOR RENT. TO YOUNG BUSINESS
men. large first floor room. furnish
ed OF unfurnishod, Franklin street.
central references necessary. Ad-
dress g ii5. care Times Dispatch.
For RENT. THREE ROOMS FUR
nshed or unfinished, single or en-
suite. 7os " Grace Street
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE
men. convenient to bath. COS i-o
East Clay.
NICE ROOM. FURNISHED OR IN
furnished. to gentleman: Floyd Ave
nue. near Harrison. Madison l42i-L.
CLEAN, COMFORTABLE ROOMS.
with all convcnicnccs. at 2t2 East
Main street
THREE ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE,
keeping. Apply e1e West Main
Street.
FOR RENT. SECOND FLOOR FRONT
room furnished. with bath. 90 South
5irAt Street /.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
ARRANGE CARNIVAL
OF SPORT IN APRIL
High and Grade Schools to
Compete in Tournament
April %.
NUMEROUS RELAY RACES
Special Events in Athletics
Part of Programme; On
Cummings Field.

The University Athletic council has
definitely decided TO hold a relay carnival
on April 20 has arranged a programme
and made the following class divisions;
The city and county grade schools the
high schools OF the state-class a com
prising high schools with enrollments
exceeding 500 and class r those with
fewer than 500 studcnts-athletic clubs.
religious societies. colleges and opeu
amateurs. These events will be con-
tested
.Half-mile relay for district ! OF the
salt Lake City public schools schools; ., ~,
salt Lake City, public schools.
Half mile relay for district 3 OF the
Salt Lake City public schools.
lialf-nile relay for district 4 OF the
salt Lake City public schools.
Halt-mile relay for the cast side
Granite schools.
Halt.mils relay for the west side
Half mile relay for the cast side Jor-
dan schools.
Half-milc relay for the class A high
schools.
Half-nIle relay for the class B nigh
schools.
Half-mile relay for the championship
OF the Salt Lake City public schools
Half.mile relay for the Granite cham
pionship,
Half mile relay for the championship
Of the Jordan schools
7wo-mlle relay for the class A high
schools.
Two-mlIe relay for the class e high
schools
Half mile open amateur relay
Half-mile relay for the county school
championship.
Special event--16- pound shot put.
Half mile relay for the college cham
pionslip.
Four-mile relay for the class A high
schools.
Four-rnile relay FOR the class 3 high
schools
Special event-Low hurdles.
Fourmile relay for the college cham
ponship
Special evcnl-Tfigh jump
One-miie open amateur relay.
One-mie relay for the class 4 high
schools.
one-mile relay for the class E high
schools.
one mile relay for the college cham :
Special event-Discus throw.
Special event-pole vault.
Special eyent-Broad jump
EIalf-mlle relay for The charnpionshin
OF the class high schools.
Half-mile relay for the championship
OF the class r high schools.
Two-mile relay for the college cham
pionship.
Coach Fred Bennion. who has the car
nival in charge, estimates that there
VIII be coo contestants, including zoo
students ten open contestants and forty
college men.
The meet viii he held on Cummings
field
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
d. F. Mccoy Says Arrange
mentS for Project Are Prac-
tically Complete.
CHOICE OF COURSES
Promoter Declares He Has
Three Good Tracks to
Choose From.

According 10 Daniel f. Mccoy and his
friends Salt Lake is going TO have
spring race meet. McCoy SAYS that
large number OF business men are be-
mind the project. Who these business
men are Mccoy says it would be unwiae
to saw at this time.
salt Lakers expected spring race
meet says Mccoy and were disappoint-
cd when the spring dates went 10 Alan
or Spokane. Mccoy saws that, it being
impossible to get the Lagoon track no
has the pick Of three other tracks. and
that the only thing left 20 he settled is
tho selection of a course.
Mccoy saws at least 800 horses Will be
available for a spring meet here, The
horScmcn who are now at JuareZ, he
saws. do not want 10 shin TO Occur
d Aienc for the meeting there in April
because they feel certain that they Will
encounter severe cold and possibly bliz
yards, Many OF these horscmen, says
Mccoy, have already written to Salt
Lake urging n spring meeting here. -Ac
CordinE to Mccoy. it Is the intention TO
omen the spring meeting here the latter
part OF April or early in May. 1t would
continue for at least fifty DAYS, or DOS
Sinlv longer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
KLAUS-PETROSKEY
MATCH ST|RS FANS
Calling of of Welsh-Britton
Bout Leaves Clear
Field.
BY International News Service,

By International News Service
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 1s-The calling
off by Promoter Coffroth Of the Welsh
Britton match leaves the field open on
February % for the Humboldt club. The
Frank Klaus Sailor Petrosley middle =
weight championship contest will not be
obliged TO compete WITH ans rival show
FOR the patronage Of the fight fans. and
this means that Jack OConnelps box re-
ceipts viii be swelled TO the extent Of
at least $4,000.
Yesterdays boxing was the wIudup OF
Petroskey's training. He is down to 159
pounds and is as Mt as he can be He
Will do Just enough light work to keen
down 10 weight.
On the other hand. Klaus will keep
plugging away until Wednesday. He
needs little extra exercise because the
sore hand has prevented him from doing
much boxing and now tnat his right
mitt Is better he wants TO use II as much
as possible. so that when he begins 10
WALTON the sailor he will know that II
Is in shape TO deliver.
Manager George Engcl is very much
pleased over the manner in which Klaus
has rounded into form, lie saws Klaus is
the ring as strong as an OK.
The betting ON the contest Is very
ligInL with Klaus faVoritc At odds or 10
to Z.
The announcement made ny the referee
Jack Welsh. that he had decided 10 ac-
cept O'Connclrs offer TO referee tho
match has served TO ease the new pro-
moters mind. and with this matter set
tied he has nothing 10 worry him
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
LONG SHOT ALMOST
CONQUERs FAVDR|TE
Sebago IS Hard Pressed by
Nanir; Wind Blows Gale
at JuareZ.

JUAREZ, Feb. ia wind vergiue on
a gale blow this afternoon at JuarnJ and
fast time was out OF the question. Sc
baEo s to . favovlte, had TO he ridden out
TO win the fourth event from Vanir, 4
to shot. Weather clear, track fast.
Results;
First Race-six furlones; Novgorod,
t0I (Taplin). TO I. won; Dunchcss Phil
ippine, 1O2 (Johnson). 10 TO i, second {;
eln Mayhue, 10 .(GTandl 2 TO /. third.
Time. l:l5 As. Irish Beauty, Hoopa.
Sparkcttc, Swede Sam, Unlucky, Ktddy
Lee and Amarillo also ran.
Second Race-SiX furlonSs: Gilbert
Eose. lO7 (Gross) to ?. won: High
Street, 107 Burlineamel, 10 l, second ;
Dave Montgomery. 100 CtInD., 10 TO /,
Maid. Lonia and C;ramcrcy also ran
Third Race-SiN furlongs. Soma, as
GIlD. 10 L. won, FaneuIl Hall ~
(Henry), To ], second; Anne McGee.
los Carter, to / third. Time, lis As.
Port Arinet ton. Soma, John H. Sheehau
and Marie Hyde also ran. o
Fourth Race.SiN furlonSs Sebago ll2
tCallahanj. 10 / second; Enfield. 100
(Tsplln1 ; TO |. third Time. 1:l3 %.
Lady Rankin and Chapultcpec also ran.
Fifth Rsce--SiN furlongs: Transparent,
t04 (BuTlinSame). 10 10 /, won. High
Range, l1O OHoGman), . to l. second
l:l5.. Rampant. Roseworth,. Parnell Girl,
Allvla. Belle OF the Bay. Nyanza, Wings
OF the Morning also ran.
Sixth RaCc-Milc: Black Mate. los
(Gross). ; 10 =. won; Bit OF Fortune, 100
Garter, TO /. second Zulu, III
Discomfort. Pit-a-Pst. Wicket and Juan
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
Results at Charleston

CHARLESTON. Feb. l9-Results:
First race. five and half furloncy-
Chiffon Squaw, 100 (Connorp, is to 5.
won Uncle Jimmy GRAY. ia (Eoerner)'
even, second; Steel Cliff % Dryery, 100
10 |, third. Time t;1S. Yncp. Tiny
Tim, Frank Rushtaller. Quality Street
and Henock also ran
second race. seven furloDCs-Jack Dem
man. l01 QIopkins), | TO ,, won; La.
Mexican. 100 (Martin). so 10 /. second .
Aviator 100 (Connor). ( 10 l. third Time
:@3 10 Bonnie Eloise. Profile. Horace
H. ana Glucose also ran.
Third race, one mile-Eepublicau lnT
,HopklnsD, ~ to 20. won: Cheer In. IO7
tButwcll. Us 10 .. second Mad River
lOt PealS). IL 10 l. third Time. r:IT a.
Tom King and Father ola also ran
Fourth race seven furlongs-Amorita
III 'F"ak, rs IN . won. Donna 10
(ButwelD. TO ;. second: Spohn i03
lFoJchand) II 10 |. third. Time / az
Mack Beubanks also ran.
Flfth race, one mile-BarkIey. los
(BUtwelp. Z TO 20, won; Camel. 100
ISkivin) =, "a I, second: Belle Mewur
70 tConnor). - to /, third Time, l:lT rs
Aenar ami Cdpslze also ran
sixth rdcc. mile and n sixteenth
Force. | - CforohandJ, 10 =. won: War.
ner Griswell. lQ@ Ambrose, 10 TO !.
second, Moniasnc 105 (Slirvini. . 10 p
ln'rd. Tine. l:5S -. .Vespers, short
Order Otillo and Golcouda also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
Today's Entries at Juarez.

JUAREz. Feb. lA.-Cutrics for Tues
days races:
First race maidens. 2-year-olds. four
furlongs--Moss POSE Daylight. Sumptu-
Gus. Sec II, Little Blonde. Wofress.
Vested Rights. l0e: Peter Ponce. Old
Gigraltar, 112; Colouitt. 100,
Second race, selling. six furloues-
mabel King. 100; Alsa Paige, Modern
Priscilla. Patsy Beach. FRAGILE. 'Sir Vie
Florence Kripp.. l05: Narfi. First Fashion
10I: Dromi. Lieutenant Sawyer Wit
ness, Milo, Mary Bdgley. no
. Third race. Ave and half furlonss-
Royal Tea 100: Fair Louise 1O2: sDe-
laney, l0%: DR.; Smoot, I04; metropolitan
loI; John Griffin, H.
,Gus Hadlesy DeGesarion: 81; Hereto
lo2 John II: Sheehan. ioS; Lotta Gre ed
los Talow Dip, Ben Uncas, Gelico. los
Fifth race, selling, seven furlongs-
John Heck. %; Tim Judge: -Boana Ma
mac. l02 Keep Moving, Marlgot. lO3
Brave Withers. BraXton Pedro 1O5
Sixth race selling mile and a fur
nS-Dottie 81 9S; Misprison 1903.
Grecnbridse, los: Virginia Lindsey, 10.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
Today's Entries at Charleston.

CHARLESTON. Feb lo.-E Entries for
tomorrow'S races;
-, First Race-Three and half nirlonss
nrnc" Fonso, l06 Polly Worth. i64
Biuy Holder. Fred McI1roy. Ralph LIovd
Marta santa, Piccos, bourgeois. Liberty
IAN a66ostGrlum, lo7; Sgircia, EtheJ6ure
Ain Ivy fa4aeren; Cedar Brook, Nick
=. Second Race-Fivc and nalr furloncg
Barney lSoe, Rose O'Neil DelDoness
sculpture, lO5: Tackle. los Eoscburs n,
~; Ace of Clubs, Fiddle. lc7; Great
Third Kace-One mile and "a wards
Eeacun: log Edymlon II, Console. i03;
Fourth Race-Five and half furIonvs.
Cardln, 100. PennyroSad. lG7: Jennie Wells
Gr"ce fetterson. I9a: sandy I'm, J. G
Poarl il6.
= Ilith Race One mile Plant %: Pluck.
hHH' lpf; Mad River, los: Jawboue 1Is
sixth Race-SlN furlonEs: James
,,Sn%e"nrL; ~. Miss Jonah. 96 Iappelle.
lOl; Richard Reed. l05; Single Fulo Semi
2uavGr. los; Coonev X. Rash. OaiSIev'
iI. JesSup Eurn. Saoo Blend. Wander.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
Boise Out Of It.

Cooley savs that Boise is undoubtedly
"us ot the Union association. and that the
schedule Is now being prepared with
BOISE outside tho column rglcs
guess the newspaper boys rather got
= lIUlc ahead of Themselves on the Pa
"ihc Coast league for salt Lake am
perfectly satisfied win uur own league.
Il 3 going 10 bc good this wear Butte
writes me that the town Is I'm FOR the
game and viii redeem herself in great
shape.
salt Lake will have fine ball team
his wear We will have every PLAYER we
md les, Ecar except Drcssan and Orr and
lNenFcuship. in addition. VIC shall have
kcNy and he's tho very man | want
This young follow Schmidctt comes to
nc strongly recommended They tell me
~ .n California he is a star. lie has
h""n PLAYING short and win h'l In Orr's
V.Irc nicely.
II haven't the slightest doubt that We
III 80 TO California for a whiri with
Vernon and Los Angeles Hogan and |
iSlkco the thing over and wc almost
c6Tue 10 al agreement. there being ouI;.
= little difference between us. Hogan
aid he would write rnc as soon a. he
saw one OF two Of his associates and /
expect his letter tomorrow or the dav