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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-28
CLAIMS INTEREST IN
AUTO STARTING DEVICE

Lester /. Pennington, whose wife.
Alice Henkel Pennington, was award
ed a share OF the Henkel estate after
lengthy trial through the state
courts, began suit In Judge Hosmer's
court, Wednesday. against John A.
Germonprez and John l.. Schneider to
compel them to turn over to him a
one-third interest in a starting device
which has proved a success.
Pennington claims he was promised
one-third interest in the invention in
return for permitting them to use his
automobile for experimental purposes.
The defendants deny this, and claim
that the plaintiffs demand is absolute
ly unreasonable as his machine was
used only a short time. The defend
ants had contracts to sell the device
on q royalty basis that would have
netted them from $4,000 TO $4,000,
but these contracts were cancelled
when Pennington tied up the business
with an injunction. 1t is claimed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-28
For Labels and Sale Slips
Sales Slips of Following Stores Good for Votes

DRY GOODS.
T. Henderson. 9l4 Grand River Ave
A. Ke!den. 500 GraHot Ave
FRANK A. Rolf li5l-ll53 Grauot ANN
VIM Sicgel. 1870 Grauot ave ,,n-.au.
siegei Bros. 1900 Chene. cor Mll"au
Louis Knapp. 25s2 Jefferson Ave.
Uungerford A Caughey. 1914 GrauO]
The ideal. 1896 Gratiot Ave
samuel r. Hook. l479-1lS3 WoooWa'u'
strut. e. schmidt. 577 Baker
GENTS. FURNISHINGS.
Rear,r a. Graef. Geo Gratiot Ave.
Regner AZ Graef. 1910 Grattot ave
n O. Fischer I476 West Fort 81
Er.nk a Rolf. l151-1l53 Gratiot Ave
oesterle a. Homer Az Gratiot ave.
}. r. Henderson 9li Grauot Az
George Hewstone. 3S? Clay Ave
SOL Rosenthal River Rouge.
FURNITURE STORES.
Hoetger e. Martz. 52l Gratiot Ave.
Dempsey x Hyner, 1886 Mich-aNe, bet
twenty ninth and THIRTEEN.
CANDY STORES.
Heumelef Candy Co. 93S Grand RIVER.
Frank G. Nadeau. River Rouge
HARDWARE.
Louys &-wickey. e25 Grand River Ave.
-fFisrr~-t faFN lsSttFe-Cts-T-4 s3-lsfanl-lNlNeE-
W. A SchmitZ 1904 Russell St
MEAT MARKETS.
G w Spoehr, 1890 West Fort ST. -
Detroit Market Co. $50 clay Ave.
Vim. Gaedcke. 2496 Jefferson Ave.
i f. Vchtoy. 1895 Fourteenth Ave.
Ianissc bros. 2l0 McDouEall ST
Fred wurster. Rtser Rouge.
CATHOLIC CHURCH GOODS.
tKrieg Bros, lsS Grstiot Ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-28

Gerasimos' friends. In the petition,
claim that Pantos has been gully nt
such conduct, In financial deals with
his supposed countrymen. that tney
will not be responsible " any OF
those whom he has swindled should
take the Law In their own- hands III
the police decline TO remove Pantos-
They declare that Pantos is not
Greek, but was born in Alexandria
Egypt. and raised there, and that he
was connected with the missing 'Dr
j. r. Atlas, In his frenzied financing.
Pantos was ousted from a position
IN night school, when Greeks 1I<EI'-
lated petition for his removal on
he ground that he was not a Gree6'
This is also referred 10 in the pet''
ton.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-28
MARRIAGES.

Verne VI. Fletcher. "a, Lulu p, Ma
lasky. "a.
George solomon 81; Jessie &. vim
cett, rs.
Anbadalla Brokenbranch. So. Mar
uaret 4. Wick. 90
Edgar Stevens. 81. Newbury, Mich.
MerN Lewis IS Nankin
Clarence r. SchleRei %. CLEVELAND
\ D.. Celia A. Kinkaid 10. same.
Dnnie1 a. McKerracher. 81. MARY ~,
siniington, rs.
IHrnCS =. EOurfTwTCK. -. AIfHn ~
Wilkie. ~.
Eiins Meritahti 7g Elsie TeeIonsn
Julia ~ GaynoT IS. Detroit; Flora
Waller. is Toledo.
Louie Zlmmer -: lille Miller. %
Clarence Miller. %; Mary =. Mil.
& Harry q. Browr L. Hazol f. Jchn-
ffon. rs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-28
Start Working Now.
THE COMPLETE LIST FOLLOWS:

BbL Aristos Flour Is 24K b sacks) 10000
SoapASide 5OOO
IL OnV0 IOlet soap .NV'VVV
/ Toy Toilet Water (save carOn) 10000
Toy Perfume save cartOn) 10000
h. Runkes Cocoa e half pounds four quarters) 5000
lb. RunkeTs Chocolate e half
pounds or four quarters) 5000
II Runkels Milk Chocolate Almond
Bars or Vienna Sweet. 10000
lbs Bour's Coffee (saye wrappers) 5000
III Bours Tea (saye wrappers) ............. 5000
100 Queen Anne Soap (heads wrappers) .... 5000
~ Uncle Sam Macaroni Spaghetti Noodles 5000
p Karo Syrup Blue Label Observation-Disclosures. 10000
"a Karo syrup Red Label OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10000
II Kingsford Corn Starch (save 'front.' 10000
II Minute Tapoca .... 10000
6 Parsons Household Ammonia Labels 10000
II Saginaw Tip Matches 5000
Triangle Salt Coupons 5000
Calumet Baking Powder Library Slips 10000
100 La AzUra size 5000
10 Whttesberger's Bread Wrappers ........,.. 5000
On
Close.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-28
Neu CI,ir ,.,nriniInn En-n,.n.

The Hcrchovsl ave. civic Improve
Inent arsociation was launched, tues
lay night with an i1itinl menIo, rsnig
4 OF NC.TTV TJU. the assOcIation TcpTr-
i,y Mt Elliois, fischer and Macx uve.
aud .ChampiaiI -st. The following afi.
GERS Mere ELECTED =. ~ Heinrich. vice
-. OMcara. treasurer l.. r.. Sbirp.
DciegHvs 90 the Federation OF GIVE
aseoGiatlots are: Br. Robert T. SIM
MONS Waltef "a. Trevor anu d. - ).
Baher.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-28
JUDGE HALLY REFUSES
DIR. ASHTON NEW TRIAL

Judge Hally handed down de-
cision, Wednesday, denying a new
trial in the case OF Miss Viola
Schram against DR.. Frederick B. Ash
ton. OF No. 1881 Woodward-ave. Miss
Ashton was awarded verdict of Sc.
900 several weeks ago after a sensa.
tional trial in which she charged DR..
Ashton with breach OF promise 10
marry.
The evidence showed that the pair
had been sweethearts for nine years,
during the time the defendant was a
poor drug clerk and all during his stu
dent days, and that Miss Schram was
cast aside for a wealthy Canadian girl
after the defendant became physi-
clan.
A new trial was asked for on sew
eral grounds-that the verdict was
excessive, and that the jury had been
influenced by preiudieed newspaper
accounts of the trial. Ii was also
claimed that the attorney for the
plaintiff had used Incorporate Ian
guage in calling the defendant a liar
in his address TO the jury.
Judge Hally held that the verdict
was not excessive. in view OF the testt
mony, Miss Schram having been cast
aside without cause at a time when a
girls chances for marriage are not
advantageous. He also held that il
the newspaper stories OF the trial
were one-sided. as DR.. Ashton's attor
ney contended, the defendant wa:
| himself TO blame. In disposing of the
other objection that the word liar
had been improperly used, Judge Hal
ly said that since the plaintiff and de
PENDANT contradicted each other fatty
one or the other must have told al
untruth, and that one who deliberately
| tells an untruth is liar.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-28
GOVERNMENT PROBES
MOVING PICTURE TRUST

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-The de-
partment OF Justice is investigating
Rhe moving picture business 10 as
certain IL there Is a trust"
The inquiry. like many recent Shor-
man law cases. involves primarily-Si
uses OF patents.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-28
REFUSES TO GRANT
DIVORCE TO MRS. BREEN

NEW YORK, Feb. 2s.--Mrs. Ethel
Croker Breen, daughter of the old.time
Tammany boss, will not get her di-
vorce from her horseman husband,
John ]. Breen, at present. The jury
before which her action was tried re-
ported TO Justice Con to-day that tt
was unable to agree and was dis
charged. 1t was stated that 1t stood
eight to four for verdict in favor OF
Mrs. Breen, but the four members
insisted that there was no proof of
Breen's alleged wrongdoing with a
Toronto telephone girl.
Attorneys for Mrs. Breen announced
! they will ask an immediate re-trial.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-28

Detroit banks show gain in &c
posts of $2O,917 900, according 10 the
figures of the bank call OF Feb. 20, rs
compared with the figures for the
call of Jan. z, 1a1. Deposits were
exceptionally low at that time, now
ever Since the last previous cal! on
Dec. 5, 1911, deposits show gain OF
$3.50 900. Total deposits in Detrrit
banks disclosed by the last cali
amour: to $780,, 1916 600.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-28
wARR.Nr ron SCHOOL PRINCIPAL

ArUNROB, Mich. Fob 2S.--A warrant
for the arrest OF Charles Reed. princt-
pal OF the Petersburg school, was issued
by Justice Bcrthelote yesterday. The
tcCCher is charged by Fred l<ohler with
assault and battery because he punished
his IG- year-old son. Alfred. The war
ranL was asked for from Prosecutor
Root but after AN Investigation he re-
fCsed to act, and the father then went
- the Justice. The teacher Is sustalDsd
by the school board
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-28
BINGHAM'S LAWSUIT
COSTS GAYNOR $4,000

NEW YORK. Feb. est took
more than a letter of apology to set
tie the libel suit OF Gen. Theodore
bingham against Mayor Gaynor,
which was discontinued when, Feb.
lG, the mayor wrote to the former
rolice commissioner that the strong
words used in his letter TO Mayor
Mcclellan concerning the arrest oil
the DufYy boy on which the suit for
$l00. 900 was based, should not have
been applied TO Gen. Bingham.
There were expenses incident TO
the suit, for court costs. witness fees
and such matters. Larger than these
was the fee paid TO Gen. Bingham s
LAWYERS. the total costs being In
round numbers $4,000, Mayor Gay
nor paid these costs. and 1t was on
his coudiuon that Gen. Bingham
dropped further prosecution OF the
suit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-28

stork Visits swedish Princess.
STOCKHOLM Feb. 2S.--The stork
oday presented the crown princess
With n ten-pouEd son.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-28

Then only three days until the contest closes sATO
AT P. M. No votes will be accepted after that hour
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-22

In D..,,,i y D a. ~.
oL;l,;a
III p,ohIo MI pon+5n can+,oco
Al nou
III D,olIo Crh, HIT. o,,
u puohlo vs q Dfov All nov
III p,,oblo NC M Or+;1 Dance nal;
cioyos
Jueves 90 do Foborro do 1919
III p,ohlo us n Rodrio,,oo :, o4yos
All na1
III p,,obIo We I Sn5roz Inf Ord Mn.
r;oinaIos
III pnohlo vs No,aroz Acon, =
aoro
III D,,oh1o go Eo.,,oroa por+,,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-22

FL Pueblo VS.. II. Varas. Inf. Ord Mu-
nicipales
FL Pueblo VS.. f. Nieves Inf, Art 300
G. =.
FL Pueblo VS.. r. Ortiz. Adult. leche,
FL Pueblo vs.. L. Morales, Colon Alt
paz.
Martes u de Febrero de 1912
FL Pueblo VS. J. Pillar Sergio. Acorn.
y Agre.
FL Pueblo VS.. NJ Escudero. Portar
armas.
FL Pueblo vs.. Carlos Atules. Abuse
Confanza.
El Pueblo vs.. NJ. Vega. Ait. paz.
Fl Pueblo VS.. NJ. Vega. Inf. Art 1877.
FL Pueblo VS.. Y. Ramos. Inf. Ord. Mu-
nicipales
FL Pueblo vs.. L. Ramos Accom-. y
Agrc.
FL Pueblo vs.. E. Garcia. AEON. y
Agre.
FL Pueblo rs Y. Felix. Aeon. y Agre.
FL Pueblo VS. r Rivera lIurto me
nor.
Microbes 2S de Febrcro de 1912.-
El Pueblo vs. A. Quinoncz Alt. pan
FL Pueblo vs. J. Andino Aeon y
Agre.
FL Pueblo VS.. L. Aponte AIT paA
FL Pueblo vs.. c. Agosto otro Ait.
paz.
FL Pueblo Us. j. Santiago y otro. At.
paz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-22
GRAN NECESIDAD
DE BRACEROS
en- las plantaciones de In
Central San ~crist6baI, Naguabo

Los Mayordomos y Capataces cue
puedan proporcionar un buen nunero
de trabajadores. seran bien retribui-
dos Esta - u dnica Central en IA
Isla, que paga sus trabajadorss diaria.
monte
riene 81 derecho todo trabajador de
e,iidcar gI casa era laa Gress de ia
Central los materia para IA,
construction do las mi1n e. serin sn-
plidos por Ia Central a tencia me
dica gratis.
Esta localidad cs D. m saludabls
dc Ia Isla
Vengan pronto. aprOvechen IA Oca-
sion. antes que sea muy tarde.
CENTRAL SAN CRIsTOBAL.
Nsguabo, P. r
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-22
Camara de Delegados


Sc aprob6 eI acta &c Ia session anterior.
Sc acord6 enviar IN cable al comisio-
nodo residente de Puerto Rico en- Wash
ington pididndole IA fecha del yencimien-
10 de la franquicjs de ia Compaiia del
cable. s. apxqbaron en- tercera lectura
los proyectoS discljidos y aprobados an
teayer en- >egunda lectura
Se apIob6 en- segunda lectIra. con en-
miendaS. el c. 3 36, que reglamenta
IA concession de aolares pof los munich
pios
Sc suspendi6 Ia session haste hoy las
tres de la tardC.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-22
\ v 50
Sociedad Espanola de Auxilio MutuC
y Benefcencia de Puerto Rico

Sc previene que, todo Socio que ten
ga que ser ingresado en- ell Sanatorio
partir del "a del actual, ha de diri-
girse al de Hato Rey, donde desde ese
dia seran instalados los enfermos.
Respecto los particulares que tie
men solicitado ingreso, Sc avisara opor-
tunamente.
San Juan p. r., % de Febrero de 1912.
El Presidente,
Avelino Vicente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-22
La luz y el trolley

FL dia del pr6ximo Mario ser%
inaugurado IN tranyia el5ctrIco entire
Arecibo. Hatillo y Camly
En- Toa-Alta, Ioa Baja y Dorado
qucdard instalada muy pronto la mz
electrical.
Con tai motive Sc preparan grandes
fcsteios en- las mancionadas poblacio-
mes.
lTay vivisimo entusiasmo entire los
rlementos locales para soIcmnIzar tan
umportante pr0greao
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-14

wait until I get Jackie Clarke on the
track Friday night and l will show him
match. declared 1ver Lawson yesterday
IN reply TO the charges which Clarke
made against him as the result OF their
hight at the Salt Palace saucer Sunday
night when Lawson knocked Clarke off
his wheel.
Clarke's offer 10 bet Lawson any
amount of money al odds OF three to
one on match race has aroused Law
Clarke does not need 10 lay any three
TO one on himself as he can get all the
even money he wants TO cover any time
he thinks ne can beat me in match
race. He has no chance TO defeat mo
because j have got his goat and he
knows II. Every time we have met in
match race. have made him show
q yellow streak,
''He is kicking about the officials. !
have no kick. coming on the men now
IN charge at the saucer, but he can name
officials it does not make any differ
ence to me because l can beat him every
time.
81 admit that ! may have done wrong
In knocking him down Sunday night,
but he tried 10 knock me down and
failed. That angered me and went after
him just as ] will do every time he tries
to pull anything wrong on me.
''As for me being In combination with
any other riders that Is none Of his bus
iness. II I am in a combination you
can Det every man IN IL lS trying to
win races and none of them are quit
ting.
ITS just the same old trouble with
Clarke-hc Is not game. never was game
and never will be game. and as rider
he is useless unless he has a lot OF as
siStance."
The special French style match race
between Clarke and Lawson Friday night
Will be the feature event OF big pro-
grarnme Of races which Manager MacFar-
land has arranged for the saucer. There
VIII also be team match race. best
two In three heats at one mile, with
Fogler and Root riding against Goullet
| and Walker. The professionals will also
meet In one mile. handicap and the
amateurs will have a half-mlle handi-
cap.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-14
LA CAZADORA, At 8
TO |, WINS AT BUTTE
Russell McGill, Hot Tip,
Also Makes Good for
Backers.
By international News Service

By International News Service
BUTTE, Aug. l5,-Russell McGill was
one Of the hottest tips of the meeting
and made good today. La Cazadora, al
TO l. was the surprise OF the card. IN
the following summary. form chart clos
ing odds are given and "also- rams named
In order OF finish:
First race six fuTlonss-Russol McGili. 10
" lIspIIDl. won: First Star. 10 10 Carter,
second; Queen Ruth. 10 70. Bolaud). third.
Tlrit. l:f 40 Cords. Marie CoshIll Ailsa
PsEe and Golden Shower alto
Second race hve turloues-La CsZsdora. 10
scroud Nias sly 10 tcorcyl. third Time,
100 l-s. Doerfoot. scvoufui. Lctita. Parroll
Gi!l, Lady Adelaide. KinfolkU and carmic also
ran.
Third race one rnIie-ssnorells. Z To
tkrschbsuml. ron; Nimbua, TO I "a Mur-
ra,D. second: Uncle Ben, II 10 Carter. third.
Time, 81 2-5. Jack o Lantern. Jennie Cod
den. Dick Baker. stsEtler. Myccnoe and Sir
Ce6ss sso ran
Fourth -sce dvc and half furlonss purse
Three Lln'u. II To fTspiinl, won; CauSh Hill.
t" Eooncyl. second Daddy Clip. 20 TO /
f,ndcr'on,. third. Time. 1905 l-5 ]. F. Crow
iey. Hsht Easy. Finngan, Sidney Peters and
'Elrr Footsteps also ran.
Ftfih rare. seven fITlongg-Jack Laxsop. u 10
tShr!rori. won; Montgomery. 30 10 I (Soldcn,.
ord: TremarEo 20 tRoonovl. third. Tmo.
l:-1. Ulack Mate Gcmncli and onataHsa also
YsU.
sixth rnce. scven tUrlon6s-Fort Arlington. 10
90 Boisn6l won: Miss Horn, IL 10 5 tCorcyl.
second: Dehare, 20 fAndcrson). third. Time
~ 1-i. Arbutus. c. W. Kcnuon and Wing
~ ths Iorolre also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-14

Fred Whittier will 20 after AL
Ward Is scalp in ten-mi1e match race
at the motordrome Thursday night.
After Whittier smashed his machine
last week he Immediately wired for
new machine, which was expressed
to him. arriving here last night Ward
declares that he can beat Whittier ut
any mark and agreed to teu-mile
match race for purse of 800,
Whittier will give his machine a work
out today and expects to have it
tuned up to its highest speed, Ward 8
machine is in perfect working condi-
tion and he appears to get more speed
out of IT every race meet.
If Whittier defeats Ward tomorrow
night he will have to break the track
record for the distance Whittier de-
clares. however, that he now has ma
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-14
JACK 0 'BR|E|V UNDER
ARREST FOR THEFT
Philadelphia Pugilist Accused
of Grabbing Bills and
Showing Fight.
BY international News Service.


PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l3,-Jack
Brien. puslist. friend OF milIionares
and fisht-cub owner and fight promoter.
was arrested today on two warrants one
charging him with assault and battery
and the other with larceny, but both
growing out OF the same transaction
Billy Payne several years ago likely
lightweight, Is the complainant. He al
lcses that O'Brien not only assaulted
him. but took a handful of banl<notes
from a cash drawer and attempted to
claim them.
The trouble occurred last evening. prior
TO benefit for Payne, whose wife was
injured recently in Philadelphia Accord
ing TO the story told by Payne. o'Brien
wanted S75 TO appear for the charity.
Payne was willing TO give him $50 and
opened the cash drawer for the purpose
OF getting the money when O'Brien
reached over and grabbed a handful Of
bills. Payne declared O'Brien made a
dash for the door of the building with
Payne in close pursuit.
As they reached the doorway there was
an encounter OBricn aimed blow at
Payne, who ducked, and O'Briens fist
landed on the jaw OF his brother. Young
Jack" O'Brien. O'Bren will have hear
ing later to give his version of the trans
action.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-14
RUSS AND GREEK
WILL GO TO FINISH

When William Demetral and Jack Leon
meet on the mat at Wandamere on the
afternoon OF Labor day the contest will
be TO finish. best two in three falls,
There Will be no draw and they will have
10 wrestle until there is winner and a
loser, according to the committee rep
resenting tho Salt Lake Labor Temple as
ISOLATION which Ia in charge OF the con
test
The articles Of agreement signed by the
men provide that the purse shall he d.
vided 80 per cent to the winner and 40
per cent to the loser. This was accept
able to both OF them.
II know that DemetraI cannot throw
me twice in a week. said Leon yester-
day, and he lis going TO have TO battle
tougher than he is aud II he starts any
smuggling as he did In our last match !
wfll retaliate."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-14
EXTRA LEAN YEAR
FOR BIG LEAGUES

CHICAGO. Aug. 13.-Men prominent in
big league baseball councils here declare
that the present year will be lean one for
several Of the major clubs, although none
Of them is likely actually to lose money
The big moneymakers will be, as usual
the New York Nationals, Boston Red
Sox. both Chicago clubs, the Pittsburgs.
mated that the Giants will yield nearly
S25O.o0o In profits. The Boston Red Soy
have done a phenomenal business at home
and abroad and expect TO show net
profit OF 100000. Estimates on Some of
the other clubs are as follows:
Chicago Americans, s175,000
Chicago Nationals, s150.000.
PittsburG. 100000.
Washington. 500, 600
Brooklyn, $4,000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-14
BADEN WINS KING GEORGE STAKES
Rodney Drove We'll But Was Charged
Wlth FouIin9 Oakdaies Driver,

BUFFALO. n. Y. Aug. l3.-In a dcs-
peratc driving duel with Walter Cox. a.
S. Rodney drove Baden 10 victory in the
King George Y. stake for 2;i2 trotters at
Fort Erie this afternoon. Esther w, was
always in the battle, giving the winner
the hardest struggle OF his career in the
final heat when the two horses passed
the Ersndstand separated by whIper.
The result OF the race was not announced
until after the running OF tho final event
as some Of the drivers protested tile work
Of Rodney. claiming he drove across the
field at the quarter, but this claim the
judges refused to entertain after half
hours elaboration.
In the second heat Baden clipped a
second off his Cleveland mark OF 2:OTi.
Dude Archdale ran away from the field
in the 2:oG trot, completely outclassing
his competitors with the exception OF
Helen Stiles, who challenged repeatedly
but failed TO come UP to the mark in
the stretch where the Geers nag romped
away
Doctor Mack, after losing the first heat
of the ZIG trot and barely missing be-
ing distanced, came ok and took the
Continued on Following Pape1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-14

chine as fast as Ward IS and will make
him do his best riding. This race Will
be the feature OF the card which Man.
ager McLelland has arranged for
Thursday night and it will undoubted
ly bring out ono of the largest crowds
of the season,
There will also be seven-mile
handicap race in which Ward and
Whittier will start from scratch. Bern.
strom. BTodbeck and Mcneil will be
given a two-lap handicap. Ward de-
clares that be will go out after the
limit men. Last week Ward lapped
them in four miles, winning after a
hard ride and he thinks he will be
able to give them two laps and win in
seven miles this week. Besides these
two races there will be five other
events on the programme.