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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22

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ban Dor beruiet.
observation-disclosures. 5i6it /
l1gen. bill &anb for fprlte @o1g RIM
6e giennem Sen Mosie &pr, lom
poo &rpos og Spers pg / ollie
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&orntilfprielen. S Sc iefsten f9r=
tie Mrbei6sboge / Nobember bar
&orntilferielen til M%innea2olis a
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famine Gi6srum for ct Mar iioen,
lt6li9terne CT, at Nopember bill iGt=
tie en- ny Geforo for &orntilfprlel til
minneapolis. S Sc rGpnte lefsten
Gage anfom ser bi6 til 8pen $780,.
1850 @uibels @peoe, 254,580 Bulb.
els @ais, 1,125,s40 8uibels @ao.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22

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fproigt. 6emten @amle bar MI tit
&iem ser. Spnoag Sen lite Decent
Der, 81. 9 Gfterm., pi1 &iemmet BIZ
be in6biet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22

lplllult 1lp9eI p"' Nll'e'e"'
@uan1tyrcr fritagcs fur Sfple.
6. 8. Moen, Der ferte
ben &ngq1, 1om p%uofierte en- nbe-
fienbt Mu1,o: paa Soutb &obert
ner Snoima 5treet for III Wfoa=
neo 1ioen meb SEN 6p1ge, at ban
ogoe, b1cp / 6re0ngs / 8prette11
fritoget for Sfplo / ulpffen poo
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Gprpbning i Eo1itihnirutet. Conn
Telge al en- l1uber1ggel1e, 1om blep
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er blepen fert UNDER peri onlig Sc
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Sc forleoen beiluttet at ofifeoige Sc
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Ssumes Mnrnane. 3eteftip @illiam
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9nipitif. Jronf Eeterion fr'

GnipitiI. 6ranf &eteri on ira
'Gpooncr, @is., befinoer Jig i Ell
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22

&usnltprer fritascs fur sfple.
@ogn1tprer s. g. Moen, Ser ferte
ben &ngr, 1pm puofierte en nbe-
fienbt Mu,16 paa Soutb &obert
ner S1oima 5treet for en- Wfoa=
neo 1i0cn meb SEN 6plge, at ban
ogoe, blep / Ireougs / 8pretter1
fritoget for Sfplo / ulDften poo
Mnbefnling al Coroner SoH1es-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22

@aaobnstaarnets &loffer er otter
'egpnbt at flemte. Set ipnes iom
IN bet nlna bore ct meget 6onrdiqt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22

lJUO DuT ulltlel cI lulc StIH luu'
ser foreitaor Opfprellen al to 1=NftS
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i to forifjellige Sfiffelier ofiteofom,
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ellers rolige Samtlielip.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-13
OGDEN BOOSTERS
GIVE GENEROUSLY

OGDEN, Aug. 12.-After a final sc-
counting the directors of the Ogden Base
pail ana Athletic association have an
nounced that the total receipts of base
osll tag day last Saturday were s735. so
Ihe largest price paid for a single tag
was $50, this amount being donated by,
w. II. Watts of tho Utah Construction
company. The attendance al tomorrow's
booster game between Butte and Ogden
is expected to exceed 1000. The Butte
management and also President w II
Lucas have agreed to take a stipula t ed
percentage OF the gate" regardless OF the
total receipts.
An automobile parade headed by the
Ogden City band. which has donated
Its services for the afternoon: the mem
bers OF Saturdays tagging crew. and also
the players Of the two clubs, will be a
feature OF the welcome for Manager Nc
has accepted a special invitation to attend
this game.
Practically every retail store. whole
sale establishment, county offices and
many of the other offices will be closed
after 3 O'Clock. The game was originally
scheduled for $3.50 O'Clock, but through
the influence of one retail establishment
the directors were induced to make II
4;l5. although the earlier hour is fa-
vored by large majority Of the fans
The remaining games OF the series will
start at $3.50 O'Clock.
Manager McCloskey and the members
OF the Ogden club are not expected to ar
rive in the city from Great Falls before
tomorrow morning The fans of the city
are enthusiastic over the great showing
made by the club on the trip north the
MaCknen taking every series and making
1t five series out OF the last SIX played
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-13
JOE MANDOT TRAINS
FOR RIVERS MATCH
Southerner Shows Class in
Boxing; Thomas and Con-
ley Saturday.
BY international News Service


LOS ANGELES. Aug. 12.-After his
sparring exhibition at Doyle's camp yes
terday afternoon, Joe Mandot did prac
tically no work today. The southern box
er went three rounds each with Harry
Thomas and Hobo Dougherty yester-
day for the benefit of the big crowd Of
holiday sports who were anxious TO get
line on his stock of fisticuffs, as com
opponent in a twenty-round lightweight
near championship fight ut Vernon on
Labor day
Mandot showed nothing but class In
his exhibition workout His style reminds
one Of Tommy Ryan and he Is sure some
bear at infighting. He weighed today
132 pounds stripped. and expects TO fight
change in climate has not affected him i'm
the least.
Joe Rivers. who has been rusticatlne In
the mountains around Wheeler Springs,
for the past two weeks is back In Los
Angeles and will reopen his Venice quar-
good shape and will start In by doing
same training staff that he used In his
training for the Wolgast fight Man
ager Levy. who Is in Chicago. is expected
to return by the end OF the week
One OF the features OF next Saturday
afternoon. when Harry Thomas and
event Of twenty rounds. will be the six
round SENT windup bout between Jimmy
Austin, the 105- pound champion, and Joe
Murphy of Oakland.
Jim Flynn, who Is here on his way to
San Francisco, will leave for the Bay city
round scrap with Charley Miller on Labor
d9y.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-13
ALL STARS V|CTORS
IN EXCITING BATTLE
Trolley Leaguers Defeat Idaho
Falls With Batting Rally
in Ninth.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
IDAHO FALLS. Aug 12,-The All
Stars OF the Salt Lake Trolley league
won the most exciting game yesterday
played on the trip, taking the game from
Idaho Falls by a score OF II to L.. The
Falls bunch started the run-g getting In
the first inning by securing a total of
four runs and blanklng the Stars in
their half OF the first frame.
Not until the NTH did the Stars get
started by Choucs. with two men out.
netted them five scores.
After this both sides forged ahead,
but The score was always tied at the
end of the inning.
In the eighth the score stood l2 TO II
Ia favor OF the Falls. In this inning
both Troseder and Miesa struck out
three batsmep in succession.
In the ninth the Trolley boys oraced
up. and with n series OF seven singles
and two doubles succeeded I'm driving in
six runs
half
More than 500. persons witnessed the
same, great many OF whom came from
Salt Lake. 4 band furnished by the
ldaho Fails club was also in attendance.
which supplied music for the crowd after
each inning
Travelling men from Salt Lake. who
had bet heavily on the game gave
banquet at the Brooks hotel in honor
OF the team.
The All-Star qusrtette. composed OF
Leatham, Lenzi, Choules and Cameron,
furnished music for the evening
Inc batteries were: Idaho Falls Miese
and Stoddard All-Stars. Tresedcr and
Johnson umpire--judge Doolin
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-13
CANADIAN BOAT WINS;
MOTOR CRAFT SINKS

CHICAGO. Aug. 12.--Patricia. the Can
adian challenger for the Richardson tro
ply. emblamatic OF the championship OF
the great lakes. won the second race OF
the series OF five with Michicago, the
American thirty-foot sloop. Each yacht
now has one victory TO its credit. The
race was three laps around a triangle
Of about four and one-half miles. Pa
tricia was better handled and crossed
the finish line In the total time OF 3:2i 20.
Michcago's timo was 3:25:54.
While the yacht race was being sailed,
Baby Reliance. Commodore ], Stewart
Blackston's entry for the motor boat
club OF America. sank during a trial
spin Baby Reliance was raised but will
he out Of the races,
Baby Reliance was turning UP In the
harbor while the Michicago and Pa
tricia were rounding the buoy at the end
OF the first lap and ran quartering Into
the sea which ran heavy at the end of
the government pier The high powered
craft. running nearly fifty miles an hour.
turned over on its side and plunged to
the bottom In five fathoms OF water
John j. Ryan. designer, and John Burke,
engineer. We're thrown into the lake, but
were rescued
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-13
SALT LAKE To MEET
GREAT FALLS TODAY
Can Afford to Lose No More
Games if Cooleysox Would
Win Pennant.

After losing six Of seven games played
at MissouIa last week and thereby drop
ping back 10 second place In the per
centaee column the Skyscrapers left for
Great Falls, where they will meet George
Reeds scrappy band Of Electrics for the
last time this season,
Salt Lake cannot afford to lose q sin
gle game Of the Great Falls series. II
there are still any pennant hopes in the
Cooley camp. The Great Falls men were
not hard to beat when they played In
Salt Lake last, but since then they have
been playing an entirely different brand
of ball, and II they put up the game they
did In their last NlissouIa games they
are just as liable as not to take the
series with Salt Lake. Another thing
that viii make it necessary for the
Cooleysox to do their best this week Is
that the Hishlanders are playing Helena
and with any kind OF luck should make
clean sweep of the series.
II Salt Lake can hold its own this
week there Will be still some hope Of
ultimate victory. Next week Salt Lake
Will probably strengthen its position at
soulians are fighting with the Ogden
team. The Ogdenites took the last series
II played with Blankenship's team. and
the way the McCIoskeys are going now
Indicates that they may do ii again
Even II Salt Lake loses no ground
from now on until the teams return
1t viii be hard to land the flag, as the
the Ogden team. and McCIosleey is eager
TO trim, the CooleysoX. While Salt Lake
ls playing with Ogden Missoula will be
nghtlhS Great Falls and Butte
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-13
Hamilton Results.
iatlonal Nows Servica.

By International NowS Service,
HAMILTON. Ont. Aug. i2.-Resul,s OF today's
rhces
First race hvo furlonEs purss-Fsrrier '(ac.
TaggarO TO ?, won: Seallywag (Gullett, 8 10
I. second: Bryuary NcCahey). 20 to /, third.
Time, 1:o3 is. Spring Up. Jewel Of ASIA Burnt
Candle levin, Fatty Grub. Tea Rose Paris
Queen. GcrTurd and Holly Brook also ran.
Second race. one and cnc-eiItoonth miles sell-
ing-War Horn (Byrnol. 10 l. won: James
Dockery tshuttinger). TO l. second: Caiph tNc-
Caheyl. TO I, third. Time. 1850 1-5. kpiaster.
Husky Lad. George S. Davis and Noon also ran.
Third race. two miles. steeplcchase-IIigh
Bridge nse), to /. won: ct, Abe (Alen), oven,
second; Steve Lane Heatherington) 8 TO /
third. Time. b:I7. RuItou, Luckola and Thistle
Dale also ran.
Fourth race. one and one-eishth miles, Sand
ringhan piate-Tros Legs CKoerper). 10 TO-
wou: Countless tByrucl, TO 2. second: DuvaI
tMccahoy) TO !. third Time. 1:s7 Only
three starters.
Fifth raoe. six furlongs. selling-Tankard (Mc-
TnggaTO. 10 I. won: Old Coin (MoCahsy) a
10 ]. second: Barbara Worth tHopkins). 10 1,
third. Time. I:I7 2-5. Mario T.. Fly BY Might
Fred Lovy. Filter Foot and Dorlon also ruo
Sixth race. six furlongs hnndicap-Lahore
tShuttiuger). TO s. won; RoseauI CNeCshny)
to ]. necond: Worth (shiliing) { to 8. third.
Time: 1H rs. Guy Fisher and wintersreeu
also
Seventh race. one milo aeliing-Pluvius (Koer-
ner). TO J. won. John Reardon fMoouey), eren,
second: AIlsueou fMecahey). ic to 1. third Time.
l:45 40 Bachelor Girl. Tho Rump Shelby Pal-
csda and Napier aloo rau.
Track muddy,
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FEATURE RACE GOES
TO LADY PANCH|TA
Beats Kootenay, Favorite, in
Fast Time; Good Day for
Long-Shot Players.

BUTTE, Aug. 1c.-Lady Panchlta,
third choice in the betting, won the fca
ture race OF today's card. the fourth
event at six furiongs The time. 1:12 40
was good for the Butte track.
1t was a fair day for favorltes. two
first choices coming in. Long shots
made money for those fortunate enough
to be on them.
Following Is the summary. showing
form chart prices and the ''also rams" In
the order in which they finished:
First race. futurlty course-Th,stle Belle. even
CFoTsyth), WOE; Error. 10 to ID. Boland), sec
ond: No Quarter, 10 (corcy), third. Time.
III. Cool. Originator. Gibson. Florence Kripp
and FL Toro aiHo
Second race. four and half furlongs-Nrs.
Camp. TO q, McIntyre). ~on: OkonIte I to
tTapiinl. Becopdi Sierra. TO 1 (Kirschbaum),
third. Time. :5s So Brshfui Betty. Bill Finn
and Kali also
lin). Won: Lew Hill, 10 to CWarren). second
Bonpsnlcker 13 to / (Fraoh), third. Time.
l:&a as Flying. Lituoton. Grpat Jubilee. Glen
nadcaoe Lord Clinton and koso also
Fourth race. six furlongs-Lady Panchita. is
to Q'ord). won. spohu. IL to (Ssldeu) Sec
ond; kootenny, TO (Buxton), third. Timo,
l:l2 a-6. Lochiel. Amoret and DR. Doughcrty
also ran.
Fifth race. one miIe-Cnbin. 10 1 ccoroy)
won; ossian, 10 TO trauleyl. rseond; chsrreta,
to (J. McIntyro). third Time, 1a2 2-5.
Oblivion. Voting. Mnrlgot and Hawloy nlso ran.
Sixth race. hve and half furlongs-Lady Macy,
IL to Ande-Bonl. won: Little Jane. TO 3
(Corey). second Nelo. TO CTaplin), third
Time. 1901. Joo Knight and Rue also
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TY COBB IS VICTIM
OF BANDITS KNIFE
Famous Ball Player Stabbed ;
Beats Off Three Holdups
in Detroit.
sy international News Service.


DETROIT. Aug 12.-Ty Cobb o, the
Detroit baseball team whipped three
mon who demanded money OF him here
carly today, but received a. cut In the
back during the scrap.
Cobb. accompanied by his wife, was
driving his automobile TO The railroad
station when three men. all OF whom
appeared to be partly intoxicated,
sprang In front of the car. Cobb stopped
the machine and got out to parley with
the men when they advanced on him,
shouting demands for money and one
OF them flourished a knife
The baseball star did not wait to be
attacked, but knocked the foremost man
off his feet with blow on the chin,
This man and one other ran. but the
fellow with the knife advanced on Cobb,
who clinched with him, and while put
ting him away with short arm jolts in
the clinch received a cut in the back.
Cobb finally beat the man off. got back
In the automobile where Mrs Cobb was
rapidly becoming hysterlcal, and drove to
the station where ne took the train with
the remainder of the Detroit team for
Syracuse, n. Y, where he appeared In
an exhibition game this afternoon
The local management OF the Detroit
American team and the police of this
city said they had heard nothing Of the
injury TO Cobb. which occurred just at
daybreak,
Cobb's Injury was pronounced to be
only a small cut and not at all danger
Gus.