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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
HELPER MERCHANT
PREDICTS PROSPERITY

Helper. accompanied BY Mrs, Hamilton,
paid business visit to the city Tuesday
Helper and vicinity" said Mr., Ham
ilton, Ito q wide extent, are experiencing
monthly payroll Is such as 10 keep large
amounts OF money In circulation. The
town of Helper is growing rapidly. Many
fine business buildings and residences are
being constructed. The streets are being
lined with concrete sidewalks and other
wise improved,
'-The railroad being built up Spring
canyon TO the Knight coal mines by the
Knight Investment company will soon be
completed, This Will add another grea,
producing coal mine to the worlds con-
sumption and Will prove TO be direct
bepeit TO the coal consumers OF Utah,
and especially so 10 the Salt Lake pub
tic "
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Miss Marguerite Haney. who appears in
the title role of 1.-The Leading Lady,
the headliner at the Orpheum this week.
has the unique distinction OF being one
Of the few stage favorites who carry In
surance policies on their ankles. Not to
intimate that she really carries the Visit
BILE policy tied around her instep with a
cute piece Of ribbon, but to assert tbss
she has insured both her ankles agatnss
accident
The policy was taken out In San Fran
cisco sir weeks ago following an acci-
dent on the Orpheum stage when she
tripped on rug and spralned her ankle.
Now, II she repeats the experience. she
can collect $500 a week for six weeks
from the insurance company.
Miss Haney has returned 10 America
after a successful tour of France and
England. to reappear In &. A. Rolfe's pro-
duction OF ''The Leading Lady In Eng
land Miss Haney played at all the leading
music halls and vaudeville theaters. not
only in London, but In the provinces,
where her success was instantaneous.
Many European managers saw her, and
as a result she was signed at a large
salary TO go to the FolIcs Bergere,
Paris. to play In the review for the com
Ing season. taking the leading ingenue
part. Here Miss Haney was the only
American In the cast. At the close OF
the season Miss Haney was offered a
contract TO stay at that remarkable
place, but came back to America TO flll
her prior contracts with 3. 4. Rolfe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
PLACE RESPONSIBILITY
FOR BANKS FAILURE
Special to The Tribune

Special to The Tribune
BOISE, Ida, Sept visibility
for the failure of the Boise State bank
which went to the wall year ago, will
be placed by special federal grand
jury. called 10 convene in this city Sep
tember 20. The petition for the grand
jury was made by County Attorney Ray
mond Givens. He refuses TO make a
statement as to the nature OF the ey1-
dence to be considered.
The Boise State bank was closed by
order of State Bank Commissioner Platt
after he had made an examination and
found II was under the legal reserve. The
commissioner made every effort to save
the institution even going 80 far as
placing It's condition before the clearing
house before the failure, but the ueces-
sary money could not be raised
Expert accountants have been placed
on the. books and are said to have dis
covered evidence OF a criminal nature,
which Will be presented to the grand
Jury. The banks total deposits at the
time of failure, as shown by the books,
was Sl2b,o0o. 1t had on hand only $50
600, while its securities, notes and paper
were found to be poor collateral. Edward
Payne was president of the Institution
Many prominent men are said TO have
carried notes with the institution.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
SOLDIERS LEAVE FOR
TEN-DAYS' MARCH

Under command Of Colonel James A.
Irons, the Twentieth infantry early YES
tcrday morning marched out OF Fort
work. the trek being an annual event
with the troops al the fort.
In line were twelve full compa nies the
mounted detachment, the machine gun
platoon, the band and twenty-three sJsp-
ply wagons. with full reglmental stan.
There were nearly 1000 men In ali The
march out OF Fort Douglas began at 40
o'clock yesterday u1orning and at that
early hour there were but few citizens
on the streets 10 see the boys or
An average Of fourteen miles a day Ia
set for the marching troops and there
will be observance Of conditions Identical
with those OF actual war marches, except
for the hEhtins; Camp was pitched At
regiment will pass through Pennington
and on UP over the divide toward Weber
canyon. On the last day of the return
trip a march Of twenty miles Is contem-
plated.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
INSTRUCTS SHERIFF
TO PROHIBIT BOUT

ALBANY, N T., Sept. 10.-Governor
Dix tonight took steps to prevent the
proposed ten-round bout between Ad VOL
CAST, the lightweight champion. and
son Square Garden. New York. the lat
ter part of the month
In letter to Julius Harberger, the
sheriff OF New York, the governor SAYS
that complaints have been filed with him
to the effect that this match is being
arranged under such circumstances as
Will virtually amount TO a prize fight %
He calls on the sheriff to use every means
to stop the contest, and gays:
THE act OF 1911 to establish state
athletic commission and 10 regulate box
Ing and sparring does not legalize prize
fights: and the disgrace OF such an OK
hioition as Is said to be contemplate ed
must not be tolerated. I expect that
this prize fight nor any other contest OF
the same character will DE pernitte ed
within the limits OF your jurisdiction
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CARBON BULL MOOSE
NAME FULL TICKET
Convention IS Harmonious;
Delegates Chosen for Judi
cial Convention.
Special to The Tribune

Special to The Tribune
PRICE, Sept, 1o.-At a county conven-
lion OF Carbon county today the Bull
Moose or Progressive party nominated
the following county ticket:
Representa- tive to state legisla ture. Ed
gar Thayne OF Wellington; county COM
missioner. four-year term, ]. r. Sharp Of
Sunnysde; for two-year term, S. j. Ifark-
ness OF Sooheld; for county clerk, John
Potter OF Price; for county recorder, John
Sterling OF Hiawatba; for county treas
urer. c. II. Cody OF Helper; for county
attorney, Thomas Fouts of Price: for
county assessor. Fred Hanson OF yelling
ton; for superintendent of schools, Miss
Selma Lassen of Sunnyside; for county
surveyor. w. N. Wetzel Of Castle Gate.
for sheriff, Matt Warner OF Price
The following delegates were nominal
ed to attend the state convention to be
held on Friday. September Is, at Salt
Lake City: ]. r. Sharp, j. Thoma 5
Fitch. Samuel Stein. c. II, Stevenson. S.
j. Hardness. Dominica Bergera and Wal
ter N. Draper,
The convention was harmonious
throughout The ticket Is considered a
strong one,
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||X ELDER MOOSE
|sELECT DELEGATION
eide to Put County Ticket
! in Field; Each Delegate
\ Has One-third Vote.
% Tho Tribune.

-r,sI IN Tho Tribune.
rPrGHAM CITY. Sept. lo.-The Bull
- OF Box Elder county met In coun-
ronyentjou today In the court
- for the selection Of delegates to
II state convention in Ogden. Septem-
y LA and for the transaction OF other
rcrtant business matters. Tho ad-
<sbilIty of placing full state ana cou,-
sickets in the field WAS thoroughly
-.shSd over, and the convention con
-Sod that 10 make the campaign fight
.eists county ticket should be
IA on the ballot at the November
Enhn F. Merrell was chairman Of the
v,Vention, with Oscar Peterson secre-
~ Speeches were made by Joseph
<hsb NJ I.ogan. State Committeeman ~
iTaJcrtIne DIR. r. a. PearSe. James III.
90. Rudolph Kaiser and Ricy H. Jones.
4, cpnycntlon WAS at a deadlock AS 70
Esfher or not a county ticket should
nemed until after Mr.. Jonss's speech,
"A then the decision was unanimous for
I6caI ticket A county committee was
mad as follows. James II Hess, Cal
w Richards, william Miller, G. o.
|.Istensen, r. A. Pearsc, John +. Mer-
n and Oscar Petersen.
Eox Elder county is entitled to IS votes
/ The state convention. but to make a
Ia showing and g!vc the Progressives
The county an opportunity of taking
Ii In the state convention, fifty-four
lczates were named, each TO have ono
Mrd vote IN the state convention. Fol
ling are the delegates chosen:
n N. Grover, James II. Hess, Fielding;
|llam Miller, Penrose; r. A Pearse.
. ii. Jones, G. ". Richards, John T.
>srell, Rudolph Kaiser. w. j.. Rich.
reham; Hyrum Jensen. Collinston: W.
Hail, Bert Francis. Garland; John r,
1npton. Seymour Miller. Ponrose; N
Valentine, ". j. Nelson, Adam Larsen,
scar Petersen. DR.. u. 3. Coburn. S. a,
.rkett, Walter Samsel, M. Art Bootho,
.auncey Hansen, John Evans. c. o.
&riBtensen. II. NJ. Nelson, ]. Francis
Irell, !, z. Duffin, f, w. Earl. Brig
Ia; Henry SOCCER. A. N. Flshburn, Trs-
6nton; c. E. Foxley, Point Lookout;
n. Thornton, Riversidel Z. A. Grand
y Willard: G. ". Earl. Fielding, Mrs.
h. Hess, Mrs. c. w. Richards. Miss
<yme Campbell. Mrs. Mary J. Miller,
ID. c. W. Earl, Mrs. R. A Pearse, Mrs,
Icar Petersen, Mrs. Uyrum Jensen. Mrs.
4. Capener. C. G.. Anderson. II. NJ.
1Ering. Mrs. NJ, A. Boothe. Mrs. Scott
~. c. n. Christensen, ]. p. Larsen.
Ink Losee. J. Johansen and Adolph
|rH0g
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Lexington Results.

b. International News Service
LEXINGTON. Ky. Sept. 1o.-Rssu1
First race. six rurlouss-Lassis loI tGrossl.
3oi 90. $3.50 and $3.50 won; Fair Child. los
tSteelel. 50 and $3.50 second; Wlnfred d. lnt
tMolesvorthl. 1890 th'rd. Time l;l3 as Round
the Moon GAY. PhiI X, ssllie Ward Pinerock
and Biliikop also
Second race. Ave furlonss-couatcrpsrt f'2
(Henryl sis 20 sIi.io and IS. won Rsldoylc,
H2 tEs'epl $3.50 and $40. fAcoud; Rozemsr-.
1o9 fFain,, ,9n, 'hlTd. Time. I :r2 2-5. General
Efnss, H.. Esther Blues. psnberry. Cedar Stream.
Captain Heck. Reaper Box and rrovsto also ran.
Third race. six fu-ionEs-Cipbs 1ol tkpdressI
$40 $40 and S3.2o. won. York Lad io7 H-nryl.
50 and $3.50. second: jack Ellis. io7 tFainl.
$40 third. Time. i:N as. Ros. Patrick Dan.
VILE II. PsrIsao Tnciier. Bet,i. Beresud aud
s. V. Hough also ran.
Fourth race. sr furlorrt-M'lon q ios
(steele). ;f5.so. $50 and $500 won: Joe Die.
bold. 100 iMolcSworth,. S2 20 and 81. second
Mar Daois 105 iHenry) $3.50 third. Time.
] 10 20. Mlss Thorpe. Leopold Lsbold and King
Olymp!sn alFo ran.
Fifth race. mie-Prnoess Galloway. io5
Steele. $3.50. $3.50 aud cut. won: Duyal Io5
tGoose) $50 and out, second Manager Mack
loi (Grossl out. thIrd Time. 80 20. Any Por,
also ran.
Sixth rare mile and a si1t.epth-CorsoI. 1o7
(Gooaal t53 10. $40 and So 49, won: Sister Flor.
encs. 20 tMcCsbei. $40 and $3.50. second
Spudle. II: Tslni. 81. third. Time rs Fly
| Ing Feet. Crossovcr and J. II. Mcbride also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
Springville Schools Open.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
SPRINGvILLE Sept 1o,-The springvils pub.
lie schools opsned yeEtorday With enrelln emf
OF s6s pupils In all grades up 70 and including
the eighth grade, The high school will not open
until Scptomber So the help OF the high
school pupils ~ very much NODDED by the far
mers In taking care OF tho fruit and beet crops
The faculty OF the schools IL na follows:
Harold hllemun. principal OF tho public schools.
Grant rchool-Lel!a Allcmap, principal: Alta
Straw. Luclna Clark. Samantha Thorne, EmeIiue
Kindred, assistant
Jefferson school-DoFa CoYamRn. principal; Ivey
Hall, In Preal Straw, Lura Bird and Dora Kearns.
assistant.
land, Eta Psfreymau, Lola White and Marcy
Cedcrlapd. assistant
Observation-Disclosures Boyer, principal Leila Al
lcmnn and Wfnnoy Boylapce.
Wushington-Harold Mloman principal; GeorSt
Dunn. Ella Deal Glenn Alleman. Ada Brennan
and ScllIe Wolgb
Tho school board compelled TO rent the
EnuEcrford school building from the Presbyterian
church 10 tnko OF the increaBs OF the sehoo
population.
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Prominent Woman Dies,
eisi TO The Tribune.

|r1ai 10 The Tribune
Ark CITY. Sept i0.--Early this morning M-r
n1 81 Workman Slagel died at her homo In
lorer part Of town ot general debility
~. slssel was a highly respected woman Of
city and tho ness OF her death CaDo as a
- shock 10 hor friends
Ha Ia survived Oy four daughtor7 and Ave
Mrs II. J. Gill. Mrs. C. J. Hunter. MrE.
Him Barbcn aud Mrs Joseph Mclaughlin Of
city: Hynim Workman OF Preston. Ida F:
workman Of Stockton. Utah John Workman,
A workman and Charles Workman OF this
W slAsol was born at Charleston. Mass. April
lNs. and came 90 Utah In 1852 She vas
{<aidsnt Of snydervilIo durlug tho early dayS
Park CITY.
ne fipepl Will bc held Thursday afternoon
! o clock from tho l.. D. s church
1nosy at the local L. n. E. church \ con-
||on OF the 8 c, s. ". and J. association will
nsld Speakers from tho Salt Lake stake
nt present and an Interesting session Will
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Pick Twenty-eight Delegates.
rIal TO The Tribune

10 INC lTlpunt.
'nDvo. Sept, io.-Twenty-elght delegates "a
Bull Moose state convention to bs held az
&1n Friday elected at mars conveu-
d Of ProErcssvcs horo tonight. Several hun
persons attended tho meeting. which was
|I1Ferrd TO elect fourteen delegates. but chose
iouble that number and allow each delegate
N vote.
ne delegates follow: C. J. Carpenter. William
Price, A. ~ Carter T. McNitt. Reed An
arg George Stsrtup. ". z. Stsrtup. E. A.
'fhell. ". L. stokor. F. 4 HulGh. John
Endy. A. s. khlauder. r. II. Bower. W. II.
"A r. A. Berry. Walter Adams, ". {. Lar"
A. a. De Long. Caleb Tanner. Walter
|fup s II. Goodwin. Robert Anderson. Clay
|ncEr. Elton Hoyt. A. ". Jones NJ II. Gra-
~ n X. Fnrrsr and Karl SsIoy-
|ourteeu doloEetcs 10 tho judicial convention
the Fourth district 10 be hold at Provo Sat
ID we're elected followD; Karl SaIsy, u.
1pxn. Joel A. johnson NJ II Graham. j.
4 holiday. Ernest Nenlove. John Sarey %,
Bover. ROYAL Wooley. Mrs. +. a. Hush, G..
'C1rpcnter. Robert Anderson. John Roundy and
In Rny
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U. S. F. of L. Elects.

+'h 10 The Tribune.
'phEhA. Sept l0.-At TIA closing session here
~ mo Vsah State Federation OF Labor adopt
esolutions demanding tho resignation OF
.oei Gompcrs and all officers OF the American
'Psuon OF Labor. forbidding any member OF
feieration 10 preach proh,sition and con-
cn'ng the Sslt Lzko Commercial club for let
,entract for printing out side tho state.
n hsmpton OF the street car mems union
~ iAto was elected president OF tho fed
~ .tn ior The ensuing year: Robert AdamEon
~ ~ EUREKA Miners union was elected hrst vice
'psnt; Miss Maud West OF tho Garment
.<sr union of Ogden second Vice president
z u,ter OF the Salt Jsko Electrical Workers
~, third vire president: George The-mm OF
sre"ery Workers union NJ ogdon, fourth vico
nsot; John Loly. Hiners union % Park City.
Fce President. T.. e Howell OF 1hs Mouldrrs
~ o' sat Lake. sccretary and treasurer.
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GROWS BEAUTIFUL, HEAVY HAIR,
We PROVE H---25-CENT "DANDER|NE"
Destroys dandruff falling harCeans and invgo
rates your scalp-Deghtful dressing

To be possessed of head Of heavy.
beautiful hair; soft, instrou8, fluffy,
wavy and free from dandruff is merely
matter of using little Danderine.
IT is easy and inexpensive to have
nice, soft hair and lots Of il. Just
get % cent bottle Of KnowIion s
Danderlne Dow-all drug stores rec
ommend it--apply little as directed,
and within ten minutes there will be
an appearance of abundance; frcsh.
ness, fluffipess and an incompatible
gloss and luster, and try as You will
you cannot find trace of dandruff or
falling hair; but your real surprise will
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
Conhscates Near Beer.

''si 10 Tho Tribune
.toso Sept, io-Hec,uss ne was naturally OF
*speieOe nature. Sheriff George Judd ysster-
ssnt stste Chemist Hrr1nRu Harms twelve
~ OF near beer, cophscatsd in raid OF
P,@mises OF u. T. Bruce at Tucker to-
",tn a search and seizure varrsnt IN his
-sion the official searched the home Of
ana located whisky and a total Of twenty
~ OF near heer
VI n Judd said this afternoon that be he.
aae matt product 20 be considsrsbiy nearer
.sa ming than tho Law allows 10 be sold
~ tsIT'tory. Bruce 1, being held In tho
Iaii on charge Of selling tutoxlca tin &
"a In dry territory.
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O. A. Smith, Bridgeton, Ind, had kid

q. A. Smith, BridgetoD, Ind, had kid
ney trouble for years, and was so Grip.
pied with rheumatism he could not
dress without help. He started using
Foley Kidney Pills, and says; "I be-
gan to get better at once, and now all
my trouble has left me and I do not feel
that I ever had rheumatism. I rest
well all night and tho so years old,
can now do the work Of man of IS
years. I would like to be the means of
others getting benefit from Foley Kid
ney Pills. - Refuse substitutes.
Schramm. j ohnson, Drugs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11

be after about two weeks use, when
YOU VIII see new hair-hne and downy
al first-yes-but really new hair
sprouting out all over your scalp--Dan-
derine is, We believe, the only sure
hair grower: destroyer of dspdruff and
cure for itchy scalp, and it never fails
to stop falling hair at once.
~ YOU want to prove how pretty and
soft your hair really is, moistcn a cloth
with = little Danderine and carefully
draw II through your hair-taking one
small strand at a time. Your hair will
be soft. glossy and beautiful in lust
rev moments deli ghtful surprise
awaits everyone who tries this
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
Manti Bull Moose Act.
Special TO The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune.
HANTf. Sept, l0-Tho Bull Moose party hold
primary here last evening and elected eight
delegates 10 the state convention ut Ogden Sep
teuber 1S.
About htty 7otors were present and nearly all
participated In the proceedings. LOWS LArBsn
acted chairman and made short talk. which
roooivod with applause,
The following pcraons wern elected delegates
". q. Livingston, Lewis Lnrscn, Otto ottoson.
II, 8. Kerr. Mrs. John H. Hornung. George B.
Cox, Jr-s George Bradley and J. ". Hogan,
BIZ a unanimous vote those present express Cd
themselves in favor OF placing full state. county.
judicial and precinct tickets In tho D.ius
That w. D. Livingston Will be placed IN the
rnco for congress By tho Bull Moore convention
is the opinion among many here.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
CRIMSON AND BLUE
VICTORS AT GOLF

MANCHESTER. VI, Sept lo.-Har-
ward and Yale were victors today In
the second day Of the seventh annual
championship on the Ekwenok links.
Harvard won from Princeton. five to
four. and Yale defeated Pennsylvania
six TO two.
Tomorrow Yale and Harvard will meet
to decide the team championship.
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JOE WOOD DRIVEN
TO COVER BY S0X
Continued From Preceding Page)

t2l. Barry. Double pIays-BsTy 20 Collins IN
Mclnnos: Barry 10 McInncs TO Lspp stolen bases
Baker (.i. Collins. COBB loudsn Hits-os
crsbb In Innings; of Brown In / inning:
on Jensen. in innings; OF Lake ! in IN
ming. Bases bais-or Craob. ?: OF Cors-
leski. !; of Jensen. &. on Lake I Struck out,
BY Crabh. 4: ey Jensen. I. b. Lake. J sac
rihcc hts-NsEeert Collin Gordon. Left on
bsses-PhIlsdolphs. >; Detroit 4. Tims OF game
-1:o,. Aucndsnce-5ioi. Umprez-Connolly and
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Park City Politics.


PARK CITY. Sept. io.-The Democratic scna-
torial convention Will he held in Heber City.
waSatcb county. September il The pri-
marlcs will be held here Monday Septsrn-
her I6, to select delegates 10 tho convention.
NJ. J. McGill OF this city and J. l.. Soyden o.
Coalyllle arc candidates for the party OF tho 'un
terrified" from this opd OF the state.
The Democratic county ticket. which viii bf
nominated the latter part Of this month, !K at
attracting quite little intoTeat here, and nr
there are number Of espironts for office IL
the field a strong ticket Is expected to bo pu
UP by them.
Park City will he represented In Ogden at In,
Bull Moose state convention September IS
II g Townsend OF this city is the big Bull
limlnarles
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Takes Time to Plead.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The TTibune.
PROVO, Sept 1o.-Albcrt Park. who ar
restsd Monday nfteroocn on statutory charge.
wan aTagned before Justice p. l. Jones this
morning and took until Saturday next Ia plead
Ho was Released 5000 honda pending the hear
log winnfred BerklcJ. the girl In tho case.
who wsa out on parole. has been returned 10
the Industrial school at Ogden. but Will be
brought 10 Provo for the hearing and trial
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Bull Moose Delegates.

hi 10 The Tribune
'enn CITY, Sept. 10 o-rhirtesn delegates To
Sa' MOOSE state convention at Ogden were
AZ msEs convention hero tonight rs
-, II, 3. Townsend. ~, J. Eartsley. Henry
~ hubley, Fred Husband. willard Bir.
u: a Scott l. Mstbsson. James RaS-
q y. Hancock. Arthur Hanson. Matthew
4 ana Dr. j. y. Zimmornau
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]. F. CROWLEY AGAIN
PROVES THE VICTOR
Continued From Preceding Page.)

Bushnell King. br. & Rsyl ..................... I
Denver Jay b. z tMsckl...........-.,... :.
Francone also started. Time. .oS-. nsE.
The Minton. teo-ycar-old tro,, srcsps'skes;
purse $500
Cogantiie. br. c.. b. Trcgsntic- Crrctts (ac-
DoDRld' !
Imanjs! b. T. CErnssD .
Only three started. Time. -.is. 2:ish.
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Brown Retains Lead

Al Calne gained single point last night in
| the Accond block OF his match pool gsme with
Hal Brown, the at the end OF play being
Brown zoe Caine lN. The ucoro at che end
OF the hrst block. played the previous night;
vaa Brown %, Cains So, Tho high runs Of
| last nights play we're Brown es Game %. The
| third aud Anal block Will bo played tonight at
| the Arcade pool hail
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ETotE-Lajolc. t2i. Cazhiou.
summary: Two-hsse hlt-Iohnston Thrce-bss~
hit-Gand,l Double pisys-Turnsr TO islole {;
Kibhls 10 Johnston. Slolcn bGnes-Laio!e. Fo1ier
Milan. Hiis-Oh Blanding in IL inning OF
stceu In 2 innings: or Wolfe. s In "a In
nSngs Bases on halls-On Wolfe. g. OF C0shion.
4 Struck out--By Steen. .. by Wolfe !; oy
CaShion 8 Hit by ptcbes-By CsShion XIII
bic Left on bsscs-Cleyelsnd II: Washington.
Z. Time OF gsme-:.l1. tmpires-o' Loushlin sni
We1feTNett
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Cyclists Are En- Route East.

Floyd Mcfarland manager o. tho salt Palace
bicycle track during tbe season Just closed. and
his aggregation % riders LEFT vsgtcrdsy morning
fof Newark y. J., where the pick OF the noGps
Will ride against the champions - the eastern
circuit. A number OF personal friends o. the
riders and sdmireu of tho cycle game were ~
The railroad station 10 'be rlders OF m
rher trip and Wish them success nssinu ths
eastern cracks
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
Il Nap Pitchers Hard.

CLEVELAND. Sept. IO.-Washincton
loot The first game OF the series here
today. IL TO .. batting three Nap pitchers
out OF the box. Cashion pitched hns
call for the Senators. kibble. Hendryx.
Wolfe. Nacelson and Nehr made their
1912 American league debut. The batting
OF Lajo!e was the feature.
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