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Evening journal., 1912-10-31
For the stalwart James C. Shaw.

For the stalwart James G. Shaw.
stick To the grand old Ship of State,
From bow unto the stern;
And for your next assessor,
Elect Harry p Ahern.
DO not trade. You ais going to
win she State and county ticket. Take
the voters assistant into the booth
so your vote will count
There are from 1900 TO 250O ballots
spoiled in this county at every cleo
tion
vote above the Eagle or above
the Scales and your vote will count
for prosperity.
"Be careful of false friends,
And watch the hidden thing;
While Democrats will have fall,
We will have our Spring
BE real good and throw no mud
Work hard-work real wicked;
And vote for old Prosperity,
And the whole Republican ticket.
sussex For G. q. =.
Ruby X Vale had a glorious mes
sage iIOul olN NuSctN lndi out VIII
be all right for Taft and the whole
ticket
He said I'VE in Sussex believe this
time in getting out and doing solit
work and when joined by New Cas-
tic county we feel certain that Taf
will carry Delaware and Miller viii
be our next Governor. The burninl
question at present is whether the
American people shall continue under
the doctrine OF protection to Amer
ican industries or strike a blow a
prosperity"
Among the horsemen present wa
big delegation from Mill Creel
hundred and delegations from tn
White Clay Creek hundred club
were present. The meeting was
genuine success and everything
points here 10 New Castle being Il
The Republican column for Taft, Nil
Tier, shaw. Appl2by and Ahc--.
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BANKRUPT SAFE.

---,---l-1---1----'----l--l
ID lately occupied by William r. Frank. 7Ol
East Tenth street Wilmington. Del Friday
November I. 1912, at $50 o'clock. a. M.
Stock consisting Of groceries and provisions
store fixtures, cash register, uncSpired term
lately occupied by said William h. Frank
No. 500 King street. Wilmington Delaware
Friday, November /. 1912 st IL clock. a.
m. Stock consisting OF groceries and pro.
visions. Also, store hxiures Office furn ture.
] cash register. lot Of empty barrels. lot OF
empty lard cans, 1 horse wagons. lot OF
harness and sundry other articles Terms OF
sale cash
FRANK /. SPEAKMAN. Trustee.
~iinfam & Sos, Auctioneers. w. p, l.,
nam Esq. Attorney for Trustee. o26. IS. 80. 81
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PUBLIC SALE.

ID UBLIC SALE OF HORSES AND
Il WAGONS, will be sold az No. 9i5 Lin.
coin street, on Saturday, November ., at !
o clock, D. M. One pair iron gray horses. >
and years old weight, 1850 pounds each
great team. One new dump wagon two
carts, one 2scat cnrriagc. two sets cart
harness. two sets Of double wagon harness.
blankets. ETC. Sale positive as I have no
further use OF these goods.
ANGELO CICATELLO
stdham & Son Auc,ioneers. o2s-5t
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REGISTERS NOTICE.


~ STATE or RICHARD G. BUCKwoRTH.
IL DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Of Ad-
ministration, upon the estate OF Richard g.
Buckworth late OF St. Georges hundred. de-
ceasod.' were duly granted unto Mary p.
Buckworth. on the 2sth day Of October. A. D.
1912. and all persons indebted 70 the said
deceased arc requested 90 make payment 20
the Administrators without delay, and all
persons having demands against the de-
ceased are required 20 exhibit and present
the same, duly probated, TO the said Admins
iratrix, on or before the 2Sth day Of Octo-
ber a. ID. 1913. or abide by the law in this
behalf.
MARY +. BUCKWORTH,
Administrative.
Address Mrs. Mary Buckworth care Haw-
kns & Co.. Wilmington, Del. o29-eod9t
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SITUATION WANTED
FEMALE.

~ OLORFD WOMAN WANTS WASHING
4 ironing, or any kind Of work by the
day. Address A-t5, Evening Journal once
o1s,o.
" DUNG LADY DESIRES POSITION AS
stcnographcr. Can give good refer
ence Address A-Af, Evening Journal
ohice. oSo-ot.
NTOUNG COLORED WOMAN WANTS
work by the day Of any kind, or by the
week Also a half grown girl wants work
after school. Address A-46. Evening Journal
once o29.6t
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AMuSEMENTS.

- RAND OPERA HOUSE.
PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA.
(s5 Nusiciunsl.
LEOPOLD STOKOWSKf. Conductor.
A MONDAY EVENING SYMPHONY CON
Il CERrS-Noyembc n, January 3. De
rcmbef o. February pa
EMINENT SOLOISrS.
MISS ALMA WFTSSHAAk soprano.
THADnEUS RICH. Niolinist
HERMAN SANDBN. Niolonccllist and one
roralist 20 be announced.
SEASON TICKETS on sale TO former sub
.criberS az the RoBELhN PIANO 60. &c
Market street. on Monday and Tuesday, No.
vcmher 4 and ..
PRICES $3.50. Se.75. $500, according 10
location
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DOVER HEARS PROCRRSSIvES.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del. Oct 31.-The Alice
Houstop Srexler Progressives of Do
yer helo a mass meeting in the Dover
Opera House last evening. at which
addresses were made by Louis A.
Drexler George b. Hynson, and II.
Hall Anderson. Messrs. DreNler and
Hynson. made a severe arraignment
OF the Republican and Democrat par
ties.
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PLUMBERS.
!. CARPETS. ETC.
MUSICAL.

NJ ISIS MILE BECHER-TEACHER
vi OF piano and organ Graduate OF Leip-
zig, Germany, and former instructor in
music In Gilchrist's Conservatory Of Music.
Of Philadelphia and New York, wishes 20
form a class In music Special attention
given 20 coaching advanced pupils in all
branches. Residence, No d21 n Broome
street Phone, ID. 4 A., 1231A. os-eod In
NJ UsICAL INSTRUMENTS q. ,--
lNl descriptions bough' and sold; 10 cent
sheet music and orchestra selections. Cata-
lOgue free on request Repairing a specially.
Bows re-haired. Old coins bought and sold,
Coin catalogue, II cents. postpaid. G. A..
Miano. 2o1 W Eighth St.. Wilmington,
Del .22-iy.
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VACUUM CLEANER

4 JOHNSON, THE VACUUM oLEGNFR
N man. Premier Electric Sweeper, $50
Homes cleaned. Upholstered Furniture
specially. d. & A. phone. 35s5D. No. 402
West Sixth street s15-2m.
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no REAL ESTATE OWNERS.


There IS a reason why We can rent or
sell your properts-TRY US Special attcn.
tion given 10 renting and collecting Of rents
We make prompt settlements and viii sd-
vance money on your rentals.
FORD REFS INC.
o3O-1m. Ford Building.
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HAIR DRESSING

Is MFDiSH MAS5hir hfDltAI.
- g,mrastics given az resIisnes. Phon.
4o5C o. "'d ~
MISS FRANCES MU1uERIN FOR
Nl merly st S23 Market street has re
iaoved 70 se6 Market street. Shamp0oiuE
scalp treatment. facial nnssaEr, slectricri
treatment. men,uring: fuli l'ne Of switches
and transfarnin lions. slso comongs neatly
made Up. y & :. phone 5ss6A mi6-1y
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PERSONAL.

ID EFOKE fOU MAkkN Nk..i. tO.i Ihh
ID istcst book on matriuou, euntied how
hate fastened she Wedding Sent free
Address P. o. BoI 2<s. Wilmington DsL
not
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LEGAL NOTICE.


TN STATE OF HENRY CARTER. De
IL CEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Of Ad
miniStraton upon the estate Of Henry Car
ter. late Of Wilmington hundred, deceased,
we're duly granted unto Julian c. Walker on
the eighteenth day Of October, A. ID. 1912.
and an persons indebted to the said
deceased are requested 90 make payment 20
the Administrator witaout delay, and al
persons having demands against the de-
ceased are required TO exhibit and present
the same duly probated TO the said Ad-
ministrator on or before the 18th day OF
October. A. ID. 1913, or abide by the law
in this behalf
JULIAN c. WALKER, Administrator.
Address Julian o. Walker, Esq. Attorneylst'
law Wilmington, nel .o21-eod %
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statesmen WANTED.


n EAUTIFY YOUR HOME AND MAKE
ID your farms more valuable by planting
shade trees Ornamental trees and shrub
berry California privet fruit trees, etc.
Privet hedges trimmed b. experienced men.
Good territory at all times for salesmen OF
ability and character. Call, address or
phone. George s. Mattingly, No. s1s Jack.
son street. sl4-2m
Evening journal., 1912-10-31

HASTINGS ON SPEAKING TOUR.
Former Judge Daniel o. Hastings
delivered a speech at a Republican
mass meeting In Camden. Kent county
last night He will speak at Ocean
View. Sussex county. today and. in
all likelihood, in Lewes tomorrow
and in Milford on Saturday
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SITUATION WANTED-MALE.

IN EXPERIENCED, sUCCESSFuL
n laundry manager desires position as
assistant. any place in Delaware, where an
interest can be purchased later. Can guar
antce 10 produce enough new work 90 oper
ate any sized plant 70 its fun capacity
Fred Balcom. no. 25t s. Twelfth street
philadelphia. Pa. ola at-hstf
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ARCHITECTS.

A KCHlrECTS AND ENGINEERS. si5
n Market st. 80 years OF active practice
Drngs TO our clients. much useful knowlC dgs
in design and construction. and vs warrant
our work correct IN sll respects
r. l.. RICF. .lP.. CO. tine
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AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTs-MAKE OVER So 90 lDAILY
N selling uesyly patented summer devices.
Easy work, liberal terms Writo at once for
information. q. l.. Fox o., 443 Broadway.
Albany. n y. ipio
Evening journal., 1912-10-31
FOX SALE OR RENT.

NEW HOUSES, NOS. 1901 TO 1911 AND
IN 1877 Oak street. PApered TO suit heat
and all convsniences. Built by John =.
Healy Son. No. other recommendation
necessary. slc-n
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APARTMENTS.
FARMS.

Money making farms throughout cntiEe
state, Chester county, ponns. lvaniu and
Maryland. So an acre up livestock im.
nlcments and crops often included We oaef
the very best bargains and have some YER,
nice farms 10 exchange for city property.
Get our catalogue. free.
FORD & REFS. INC.
Delawsres Largest Farm Agency
o3O-1m. Ford Building
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TRANSPORTATION
~>~>~---~~>>o~0~-~~--~y~,~ -
Wilson Line Philadelphia

PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT
Leave Fourth Street Wharf, Wilmington.
daily including Sundays, az 1.3O and fo.aO
a m. 80 aud f15 p. m. or SATURDAYS
and Sundays only, additional trips At
ZOO p. On.
Leave Chestnut Street Wharf, phiadei
uhis daily including sundays At 1880
3. M. 80. A15 and 700 p M. On sun.
DAYS and Mondays only. additional trips az
1.30 a. m.
TARES-lncluding Saturdays and Srn.
DAYS: Philadelphia excursion, zoe; one
way, I5c Chester excursion. 15c; one
Nar. lOc
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YIcroR.yIlsacLAs.


records and supplies. Terms 20 suit 1ut
purse. Phone ssGA. GEWEHR & EDsL
BROCK. No. ZIG vs.. Ninth ST. oslm
Evening journal., 1912-10-31
HELP WANTED.

NT I'm AND WOMEN FOR GOVERNMENT
JM positions. $50 week. Write for list
OF positions open Franklin institute. Dept.
lo-f, Rochester, N. Y. o7-im.
ID NYs AND GIRLS WANTED AT THE
ID Jute Works. IA years old and upward
Steady work Apply Wilmington Mills OYER
Nth 81 Bridge. mAS'h
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TYPENRITERS.

n, YPEwRIrERs REPAIRED RENTED.
soId Fssy payments Bargains. slightly
used Und.s~oods. ltemingtons. Ribbons
Typewriter supply Co., 9l5 Market. Del
marvia phone. a2o-tf
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EoR SALE.

F'oR SALE.
2l1 Rodney street rooms and bath Hot
air heating. New and modern. Lot
II l2N6O.
80 South Clayton street rooms and bath
2Oxs0
l7i0 Lincoln St. rooms. modern
1909 West Fourth ST. 3 rooms niodrrn.
1911 West Fourth ST.. rooms, modern.
1913 West Fourth ST. 3 rooms. modern.
los North Harrison St.. 2 rooms aud bath.
hot air heating Corner property.
l07-9-1l-l3-1J North Harrison ST..
rooms and bath porcn. hot air heating
237-39 North Harrison ST.. rooms and
bath, porch, hot air heating
1928 West Fourth ST. ~ rooms two
baths and three .porches Steam heat
24oe West Second ST.. G rooms irsmo.
Large lot
'na Greenhln avenue. S rooms and bath.
Modern.
4os Webb st.. rooms Lot. ioxl25.
403 South Van Buren, ST.. rooms.
s2s jefferson ST.. rooms and bati Hot
air heating.
$50 Jefferson St. i2 rooms and bath. Hot
FORD REFS nc.
,o3O-1t. Ford Building
WE SELL FARMS
anywhere in the state; all sizes and
prices. ANY information pertaining
to them gladly given.
&c. F. Park
D. & A 9s9 io7 W 9th St
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SANITARY WORKERS

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HF r.. hELi Ek.
NJ SANITARY. cDORLESs EXCAvAIfSd
yuits s. ~ Cor Fourth and west srreeta
.-'tt
Evening journal., 1912-10-31

~ ACHINE SHOP EQUIPMENT. WE
M invite bids on planners, large and
small iafhes. drills, cutters. milling machines,
Grinding machines reamers, cranes and an
FOOLS to be sold November Is, when success
fui bidder will be announced All IN good
condition and many Of them new. Can be
seem al any time before date Of sale. j. G.
rayior Cambridge Bldg, Chester, Pa.
OBJ nj.
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MONEY no LOAN.
LOST AND FOUND.

= OsT-TWO DIAMOND RINGS AND
/ one plain band ring with initials A. y. NJ.
Reward il returned 20 No. 500 East Fourth
street. o5l-1t
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07
MANY STABLES LEAVE
FOR JAMESTOWN
Charleston Big List of Horses
Greatly Depleted by Open
ing of Rival Course.
BY international News Service.

BY International News Service.
CHARLESTON. s. c.. April s.-Jaw
but few OF the keener form students
picked him 10 win. Gold Mine and Hat
teras In the sixth and seventh races
scored easy Wins, Many stables have
shipped to jamestown, where racing opens
Monday. Today's results.
First race, four and a half furlongs-
Sprightly Miss. III (Turner). 2 to !. won
Yemasse, ll5 (Fain), to /. second Fred
Levy. 1Os CKoernerj, Is to i. third. Time.
SO 2-5 seconds. Brush. yanderen, Early
Light, Auto Run and Mick Akin also ran.
Second race, Ave and a half furlongs-
Roson; no (Peak). Is to s. won; Bettle
Sue, los Uopkins), to 2, second Lady
Irma. l0S {Wilson), TO 1. third. Time.
1907 2-5. Matte Herman. Miss Nett. Let
iurno. Motherkin and Prince Ahmed also
ran
Third race, mile and sixteenth-Gren-
ite, los (Koerner). even, won; s. c. Mil
ler, l09 (ButwelD, 8 to 5. second; Guy
1:47 As. Mockler and ANY Port also ran.
Fourth race. the Palmetto derby, mile
and quarter-Jawbone. 113 (Hopkins)
II to s. won; Cracker Box, lls lWilsonl,
10 10 I, third. Time 2:os 1-5. PLANT.
Commoner's Touch Manager Mack, Bard
OF Hope, Duval and Colonel Holloway also
ran.
King Oympian. I09 tButwel) Z to /. won;
Lewis. 81 (Lounsbury), 100 TO ], second
Right Easy,. III tForsythl, 13 TO 10, third,
Time, 1:07 1-5. Sylvestris. Sir Mince-
meat Montcalm and Elizabeth Harwood
also ran,
Sixth race. six furlongs--Gold Nine. Ios
(Turner). II TO 10, won: Congressman.
James. Ill (Koerner), to 2, second: Lit
tie Ep. i03 (Forsythe). to !, third. Time.
1.1t 2-5. Electric. Star Rose, Wool Tex.
Monster X, Thirty Forty and Stecliff also
ran.
Seventh race. mile and seventy yards
Hatteras. l03 (Schwelbig). II 10 5. won;
The Royal Prince. 103 CTurner), 10 10 1.
second, J. II. Houghton, lis (Fain), z to
?, third Time. 1i5 4-5 Longhand. Ja-
cobite, Barn Dance. Glucose, Footlights,
Charley Strauss Ramazan Joe Rose and
The Golden Butterfly also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07
,v Intern.,Iopal News Service

by international News Service.
ST. LOUIS. April GA fist nght, with
Jimmy Austin aud Harry Steinfeidt as
the participants. was just one OF the
thrilling incidents IN todsys game Wnen
the Cardinals heat the Browns. TO l.
The victory gives the National leaguers
the city championship. as II was their
fourth triumph The row between Aus
tin and Stelnfedt came In the NTH IN
ming when the Cardinals rallied with five
runs. Austin held base runner when
he mufTed heave, and Steinfeldt. coach
ing, dived into the locked pair Austin
leaped up and landed rights and lefis
in hurricane fashion. with Steiny return
ing each punch. Players and police sepa-
rnted the pair
In tho Browns fourth time at bat
Bresnahan was cut In the stomach by
Hogan
Hogan bore down from second on
Pratts single to right and Evans's relay
caught the runner by many feet. Hogan.
when about fifteen feet from the plate
leaped with terrific force high Into the
air az Bresnahan.
His right leg cut its way through Bres-
nahan's protector, ripped his uniform
and the spike found its way into Roger
nssh. The cut was dressed and Bresna-
han remained ip the game.
Then Stovall was spiked by Evans run
ring to first. In all it WAS the most sem
sational game ever witnessed In ST
Louis
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07
SALT LAKE SOCCER CLUB
DEFEATS SOLDIERS. 6 TO /

Cusworth had fine opening and open
goal. but spoiled IL by being too eager
Strauss and Herrick cleverIy slipped
Service and tore down the field, Herrlck
finishing an otherwise clever effort by
shuoting wildly over the bar. corner
diers. but again the ball was badly
placed.
The ball was now In the soldiera' ter
ritory for while and a corner against
the fort was nearly converted by Ken
yon. who raised the ball just high enough
back strong again and with very poor
display on the part OF the sal, Lake
backs gave Parker a few anxious mo-
rnents- Poole caught a pass from mis-
Kick oy Dewhurst. slipped Tooney and
scored With rocket shot. making two
for Salt Lake.
Collins and Poole showed some tricky
playing and good footwork. The fort LEI.
wing scored the only goal they got after
an exciting tussie, giving Parker a high
shot. which he failed 10 judge properly
the sun being In his eyes. Herrfck scor-
ing the goal. Poole. from a pass from
Collins. shot into Shaw's hands and on
rushing 70 tackle the goaikeeper fell and
got mixed up with Shaw. who cleared. but
the ball went 10 Ansell, who quickly net
ted the ball This made three for Salt
Poole scored the prettisst goal Of the
game after run down front line. This
made the score 10 |. CuswoTth slipping
the half backs and back eentered and
dropped the ball al the foot OF Poole. who
easily beat the custodian. making the
score goals 70 7. Hat time: Salt Lake.
8: Fort Douglas. 1.
Erjs were changed and the soldiers now
had the sun and wind against them
becn y. ,-a ~, that county next wee
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07
NJ 'CLOSKEY IS AFTER
MANY GOOD PLAYERS
Ogden Magnate for First
Time Gives Out List of
Candidates for His Team.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, April Ga complete list of.
McCloskey's candidates, the first 10 be
issued by the Ogden manager, includes
the following:
Catchers-Walter Alexander Of the
Manhattan club of tha Kansas State
league, William Stevens, with Boise
last season.
Pitchers-Stone of Boise, Wells of
Butte, Lewis of the Oakland club of
the Pacific Coast league; Andy Jen.
sen, with Butte and Missoula last sea.
son; Steve Stainor Of Garland, Alfred
Nokleby of Ogden and Brian Of Rex
burg, Idaho. The last three are prom
ising youngsters who have never played
in organized baseball.
First base-Bartliff of the Canadian
league and two years with the Milwan-
kee Brewers; Faith, a recruit from Ely,
New.
Second base-George Wessler of Og-
den.
Shortstop--' Rube" Levy of last
season s Boise club.
Third base-Clvde Gay Of the Port.
land club in the Northwestern league
Outfieders-Jaek Murray, Helena
and Boise; Coffey Of Los Angeles,
o 'Leary of Louisville, West Of the
Lincoln club in the Western league,
Plake and Gimlin of Ogden.
McCloskey has not felt that it is nee
essarv for him to sign up half dozen
or more candidates for the infield po
sitions because Of the fact that with
scarcely An exception the men already
secured have proven their worth,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07
RACING DATES
Charleston Fair and Racing AssocIa-
tlon, Charleston, S. C.-January %

Charleston Fair and Racing AssocIa-
tIonr Charleston. S. C.-January %
to April 20 7s days..
jamestown Jockey Club, Norfolk. Va.
April to April 27 (1s days).
Kentucky Association. Lexington. Ky.
April 27 to May 9 (11 days).
Occur d'AIene Fair and Racing Asso.
ciatIon. Alan. idaho-Aprll n to
June 20 (55 days).
New Louisville Jockey Club, Louisville,
ky.-May II to May % us days).
Ontario Jockey Club. Toronto, Ont
May 10 to May 25 II days).
Latonla Jockey Club. Covlnqton, XIV,
MAY 80 to July (24 days..
Montreal Jockey Club. Montreal. Que,
June I 70 June q daysl.
Oklahoma City. Jockey Club. okIaho-
ma city, okIa.-June 6 to July q
Us days).
Hamilton Jockey Club. Hamilton, Ont.
June IS TO June y q days.,
Niagara Racing Association. Fort
Erie, ont--June 20 to July u
days).
Lagoon Fair and Racing Association,
Lagoon. Utah-JuIy 3 to July 27 (aa
days).
Butte Jockey Club. Butte. Mont
August to September 4 go daya,.
Windsor Fair Grounds and Driving
Park Association, Windsor, Ont
July 13 TO July 20 Il days).
Niagara Racing Association, Fort
Erie, ont.-JuIy 27 TO August t7
days.,
Hamilton Jockey Club, Hamilton, Ont.
August 10 TO August ~ u days).
Windsor Fair Grounds and DrIvIna
Park Association. Windsor, Ont
August 20 TO September 2 q days).
Anaconda Jockey Club. Anaconda.
Mont.-September to September 81
"a days).
Montreal Jockey Club. Montreal, Que.
September 20 September IA 0
daysl.
Ottawa Jockey Club. Ottawa, ONT
September 10 to September 26 II
days).
Ontario Jockey Club, Toronto. Ont
September % to October 5 II days),
Lagoon Fair and Racing Association,
Lagoon. Utah-Fall meeting Will be-
gin October 7.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07
By WILLIAM SERVICE

The Salt Lake soccer team yesterday
defeated the soldiers at Fort Douglas by
the score OF s 10 l.
Nearly half an hour late from The ad-
vertlsed time Salt Lakes center. Kenyon.
kicked of against stif breeze the SOL
dlers winning the toss and choosing TO
take adyhntage Of the wind and sun.
Foy fastened on the ball and running
Down passed 20 the outside right and Bill
Umpleoy made miskick. letting In the
soldiers. who were cveranxious and
spoiled good chance by weakly shooting
it- The ball spooned off Umpleby and a
corner WAS given against Salt Lake iu
the first few minutes.
Donaghey did not allow for the wind
however. and the ball went past. From
the kick of AZ goal Ansell neatly trapped
the critical moment but he put too much
strength on II and CuswortI was not able
TO keep the bail In and throw-in for
the soldiers resulted. Herriek and Strauss
had several likely runs. but Service
stepped in and robbed them OF the ball,
sending II well along the touchliue 20 An
sell, who with Collins and Poole com
hined In a running attack or the for,
goal, but the ball Was handled by Dew
hurst In the penalty area Cmpleby took
the penalty kick and Just planted IL Into
Shnw's hands. who quickly cleared and
not second too soon. as the whole Salt
Lake forward rank were IN or top OF
and shot with a low. swift one beating the
soaikeepsr clearly. scoring six minutes
from the stast
A few minutes after the kick-or again
49, ~ ,i,e inncre-,u had preYiousi