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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09
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A complete HYOMEI outfit, which
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09
COMPROMISE WILL
PROBABLY RESULT

WASHINGTON. May s.-A compromise
OF freight rates from eastern points Of
origin TO the city OF Spokane and other
Rocky mountain territory may he effected
The matter IS under consideration by tbe
Interstate commerce commission and II Is
expected that a determination OF II will be
reached soon.
The commission cited the transconti-
mental rail carriers TO appear today 10
show cause why they had not put into
effect TO Spokane and other inter Rocky
mountain points OF destination the COM
modify rate prescribed by the commits
sion In It's decision of the transconti-
mental rate case. 1t developed particu-
iarly far as the city of spokane Is
concerned, that an agreement had been
rea Cbed by the railroads and the ship
pers by which schedule of commodity
rates differing in some respects from that
prescribed by the commission would be
satisfactory.
The commercial bodies OF Spokane have
agreed TO accept the proposed rates in
order To obtain definite settlement or
| the long -pecding controversy without fur
ther litigation The proposal was sub
mitted to the commission with view
! TO obtaining its sanction Under the new
schedule the commodity rates from At
lantic coast points TO Spokane and con-
! tiguous territory would be the same as
| those prescribed by the commission, but
the rates from interior points TO Spokane
territory would be approximately per
cent higher.
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international NcNs Service.

b. International NcNS service
BALTIMORE. Nd. May s.-PimlIoo race re-
suits:
First raco. four and a half furlougS-Ioncr
Bee. 9i thmbrosol. ia to :, won. Lntcnt, los
tMartinl. 10 1. second Mipsosukcc, ITO Crur-
nor) TO I. third. Time. 81 3-5. Stockton.
Pnukaiassct Roscburg H., Candy and Fred Levy
9lEo
Second race. nix furlongs-Altamsha, 1O5 (Hop-
second: knight Of Uncas. lls IButwcID, 10 l.,
third. Time, i:i7 10 stariGin Tipsand. Pnton,
Elwsh and Charlie HsrgrAve also ran
, Third race, mile-Eychrow. llo lMcTae-
gartl l6 10 s. won. Brosseau 40 (ButwclO, 10
10 second SunlIke. ITO tGouldl. 100 TO J.,
third Time 1i6. FcnobScot and Garth also
ran.
Fourth race, stceplochase, two miIcT-st Abe,
B6 (AlIcul. II TO 10. Zollwood )8@
CMcAtce), 60 10 i. second: His Reverence. l59
CKnr,na,hl. 20 10 J. third Time. fl5 l-5.
Garcrrnnn also finished hlglo foil
Fifth race. nyc and half fUrlougg-Thcodore
Cook ITO Crrnorl. Is 10 Q, won; Mas Mo
menta los (Ambroso). I2 to I. second: Incislon,
liz CicTagsarp 10 l. rhnd Time. I:l0 90.
Fort Worth Tasteful Dorothy r., Royal onyx,
Scholar. Korran, Bat MastcrSon. Travel Light
and Excellence slEo ran.
Sixth race, one mIo-Uuion lack. l0s Crowley.
Is TO l. won; senox lol ,EIopkinFl. to I.
second Colonel Holloway. loS tMertiu). to 10,
third. Time. li4 As. Dandy Dixon Roy. Rcy-
bourne and Silver Knight also
Seventh race. hvc and a half furlongs-Pro-
hle. Iio (Moody). 50 10 I. won; Hannah LouiHe.
Cschuttipgcr). Is 10 .. third Time. 1:19 a.6,
Carroll Chiffon Queen. Kyle, Radiation. sir
Edward Lord Wells EEccutantc. GlIhort and
Potilc ChcvauH also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09
FLOYD ALLEN PUTTING
UP STRONG DEFENSE

WYTuEVILLE. Va, MAY S.-rhe de
fense Of Floyd Allen. first Of the Hills
vile courthouse assassns TO face the
bar. got we'll into Its case before court
adjourned today and began swearing Wit
nesses TO support the theory that the hrst
shooting came from tho court OFFICIALS
when the Aliens rode into town and shot
Judge Massc, Prosecutor Foster, Sheriff
Webb a juror and a hystander.
Two of the witnesses were jurors who
sat on Aliens trial, 10 which the court
house murders came as a climax One
sworo he believed the FIRST shots came
from the court officers and the other ths
he had seen Sheriff Webb fire at Allen.
On cross examination however. one ad-
mtted that he did not hear we'll and
could not locate sounds definitely. One
Of the witnesses put on TO impeach testi-
mony offered by the prosecution admitted
under cross eXamina tion that he owed
Sidna Allen. $50. ..s...
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(dditiona1 Sporting News
NnTOR PACED RAGING
AT SALT PALACE TRACK

cassest field OF motor paced racers IN
the world
Word was also sent TO Root and Fog
Ter telling them 10 come here at once,
Root will leave Newark today and Fog
Ter will start west next Monday morn
ing. with Clarke Goulette, Lawson. Nit =
ten, Hehir and the other stars already
give the local fans the best racing that
they have ever seen.
The saucer is presenting a scene of
activity. The riders now here are work
ing out every day and are showing great
form All will he In the best of condi-
ton by Decoration dag, when the sea-
son will he formally opened,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09
STORY OF
WOMAN FOOLISH FAKE

BOSTON, May Sits He said
William A. Morse. attorney for Clarence
V. r., Richeson today In answer to the
charge by Mrs. Louise f. Britain that
his client formerly was Mormon.
'I know Rchesons life story thor
oughly. and the statement that he has
been Mormon is wicked, foolish and
rIdiculouslS untrue.
I'VE have record OF everything that
Richcson has ever done; I know lust
what he has done In every wear of his
life. He was not in Staten Island In
1909 as this woman charges.
'The story is foolish fake of tn"
Same kind rs the letters | get every day
from various people. most OF them claim
ing to he messages from heaven
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09
! FIRST GRAY HAIR SIGN OF AGE,
IDON'I LOOK OLD BEFORE YOUR TIME

use of wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair
Remedy, preparation Of common gar
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faded hair. dandruff, itching scalp and
falling hair After few applications
of this simple, harmless remedy, yo,nr y,,.
hair viii gradually be restored TO us IS
natural color, in SHORT mms nonr sne Ssir %
will no longer como out, but will star start
70 At 1ow as Nature intended it should.
Don t neglect your hair, for IT goss
further than anything else to make rnA ,h;. 9.
mar your good looks. You tor csS Sftv t cents t
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D prurs' ySa'" "TGs Nevsr-snbssi4usors'' F'V'
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09
MEL -SACOS MATCH
FPRDVO ON MAY 18
Dkr Wires Heagren That He
HdI Be in Salt Lake Next
Wednesday.

'rcoleR Of The wrestling match be-
q Nke Yokol and Peter Sacos de-
\ ieterday that il shall take place
'prc In the opera house. on MAY is.
b a tou, TO tho finish.
~ wants plenty OF room when he
,fainsI Walter Miller Of st. Paul
PSI wrestling match at the Saliair
rclne on Monday. May 81 Tho
~ erected In the hippodrome is
p-lour feet square. but Sukel has
nH Harry Hesgren that he wants
1tz,Nd 10 twenty eight feet and also
fPnw oi ropes to keep tho men
Fshlnr each other Off the platform.
WTed HeaSrcu yesterday that
~ lfsye 81. Paul next Sunday aud
.nNc here next Wednesday. Yokel
II q The same day
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BARBARA WORTH, 1s TO I.
Lexington Winner Pays Good Price In
the Mutual Machine Odds.

BY International News Service
LEXINGTON. NY. May s.-TodAy's race re-
suits:
First rsco ak furlonSs-Slceth. i0l (Dalol,
straight $40 won; Night M,St. l06 (Henryl.
place 81, second: Zim, loi (Nolc.worth), show
80 so. gthird Time. l:h 5-6. All Red aud Ter
ribie Boz also ran
Second race. four and half turlongs-Bar-
bhra Worth, los Gooso), straight 1880.
Kelly, lo7 tLoitusl. place 81. 50. second: Gowcll
los callahan, show $50. third Time. :55 A..
Old TAYLOR. L. n. hdair Lady Robbins. John
Svtcr. Auto Hun aud Uncle Ohio also
Third race ono milc-Manasnr Mack. 100 U.of-
tusl. S7.bo. won Sir Blato. IL (Ghnsl, place
$40. Secoud: Souads. ll2 (Henry) show s.. 20.
third. Time. i:Si GunTanola also ran.
Fourth race. four and half furlongs-Foun.
datlon. iis tMolcsworthl straight $50. Sou
Holberg, liS tGooae). place $40, second: Hlus
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BUTTE LOSES AGAIN
TO z|ON'S ATHLETES
Continued from Preceding Page)

fora filed TO Davis, who doubled Whaling
out at first. One hit, no runs.
For Salt I.ake-Orr flied 10 T<5fors .
Van was safe when Maloney dropped his
skier. Peudleton flied out TO center. Van
stole second, Weaver breezcd out, No
hits. no runs.
EIGHTH INNING.
For Eutte-Mathes singled 10 center.
Fortier turning a back hiphop In an ef-
fort TO get the ball. Moorehead doubled
to right Mathes going TO third. Nc
Quaid grounded out Orr 10 Van. Strtpp
hit TO Van, who made a bad throw 10
the plate. Msthes scored McCafferty
went to- bat for Maloney and popped out
to Orr Dockstader hit 10 Jensen, who
caught Moorchead at the plate. Two
hits. one run.
For Salt Lake-McCafferty sent Druhot
into pitch instead Of Maloney. Jensen
doubled TO center bui was caught trying
10 stretch the hit, Moorehead TO McQuaid
to buddy. Spencer walked, Fortier out,
McQuald Ia Mathes. Bauer flew ont TO
Moorehcad. one hit, no runs.
NINTH INNING.
For Butte-Nan dropped Jensen's throw
and Duddy was safe on n bunt. Whal-
ing forced Duddy. Davis To Pendleton ?
kstora flied to Orr, Mathes famed.
Following is the official score;
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BLUE AND GRAY WILL
MEET AT GETTYSBURG
By International News Service.

MACON, Ga. May S.-The United Con-
federatc Veterans today decided To accept
the invitation of tho Grand Army OF the
Republic TO attend the reunion OF the blue
and gray on the Gettysburg battlefield.
which Is to be held next year. The invi-
tstion was not accepted. however. until
the bitter opposition OF the "irreconcila
hles had been voiced and strong ad
verse report had been made upon the
request BY the minority Of the committee
having the matter in hand. Chattanooga
was selected for next years annual meet
ing.
The election OF officers will he held to-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09

r..,.oaced racing viii he a feature
. !. s,,Un al the salt Palace saucer
,,on according TO Floyd MacFar-
4. ~pie Mac" Yesterday signed
1 IL. slth Nelson & Langford by
4, ), h.eomcs the manager Of the
. !, Or lie coming season.
l,,Fsriand lost no time in cctUnS
No al once sdMi word TO RAJ
,ho Is now IN Los Angeles, telling
4 a romo here at once and bring any
4, nd,s he can get. DUer will be
q n N, motor-paccd events and with
,I1M snch riders as Root, Thomas,
-A,eA and Wilcox, furnishing the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09
Fight on Judge Sloan.

WASHINGTON, May S.-The fight
against the confirmation OF Richard T.
Sloan. as United States district judge foi
Arizona, was carried TO the executive
session of the senate late today, wher
senator Ashurst OF Arizona. spoke foi
two hours in opposition 10 Judge Sloan
charging that he was identified with ths
"big interests.
lie referred 10 Judge Sloan's decisions
in a number OF cases and will resume
his arralgnment OF the judge at the neNI
legislative session. Many other senators
Indicated desire to speak on the case
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09
"HOME RUM JOE
DUE HERE TOMORROW

Manager Charles McCaffertN OF the
Butte team announced last night that
lie had signed "Homc Run Joe Mar
shall who was with McCloskey's Butte
team last year. Marshall is considered
batting star in the Northwest league and
is famous for his home runs. Marshall
wired McCafferty last night hal he was
leaving for Salt Lake at once and that
he would he here tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09
Big Mining Suit.

DENVER. Coio.. May s.-John Hodges.
Richard Moutrose and Frank Marsh of
Colorado Springs. are defendants In a
suit filed today I'm the United States dis
trlct court by the officers of the Work
Mining & Milling company, charging the
conversion OF ore valued at sl.0o0.o
They are the lesseos Of the DR., Jackpot
company. working ground which was
decided recently by the United States
district court OF appeals 10 belong to the
Work company.
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Case Is Removed.

The case OF Dean + Erayton against
Tho Union Pacific Coal company was re-
moved to the federal court yesterday from
the Third district court. Mr. Braytor
Is the administrator OF the estate OF Do
noinico Ruspantini, who was killed white
In rho employ OF the Union Pacific Goa
company al Rock Springs, Wyo,, April Ia
l9i0 On behalf of the estate Mr., Bray
ton is suing the company for $4,000 dam
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my NEXT IMlTATOM

S,alNsr t15 Murrayl, show $40. third Time.
:dS 3-6. White Heather also
Fith race. six furlongs-Bnh Co. III CGooSel
straight slo.so. won; Western nclc. loT Bof-
uIsl. place Sloso Eccond: Dorbic 80 callahan,
show So 30. third Time. ia 10 Jack Weaver.
Chaumcre Narpath. W II. Ford and Mesmoro
also ran.
Sixth race, milo and seventy yardE-Suppir.
loS (Caliahsnl straight sflao Won: Iiauly. ios
ipuvcuporD. naco $50 second; Rash. lnS
OTanl. show SO 10. ihtrd. Time. l:t5 10 pu-
honey Boy, Pirate Diana. Arbutur. Prorln. Bill
ken and Allan BrldgcwAtor nlso ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09
way to Preserve Natural
'0' OF the Hair and
Make ltGrow.

nfdss ,,"a ,f"sanedy, made from com.
2 lsturlI To, =, Quickly restores gray
prsysnt t'Sr' Il The care Of the
ee. il ms, ~ from losing it's color
= tsstA .h'' w. as Important rs to
Why " resp them from dis.
aad erean.,p .pend money for cos
tnd YET ns. . improve the com.
~ is even nsiset ,E your hair, when
w Of apa U.e tI conspicuous and
snplexioni snan wrinkles or a
10 .p.ssr". ., OF tho two, It is
\ sonplexion, 'han 1t Is to have
''sary is the occasions
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09
SOCCER TEAM MAY
PLAY AT PROVO

ON the campus at the high school this
evening the Salt Lake soccer team Will
practice to get ready for the expected
game at Provo Saturday. Arrangements
have not been completed for the Provo
contest but il is believed they will be
today. 4 game will be played saturday
at the electrical workers celebration.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09
Rippe Nine Beats Summers.

The Rippe basebaii team defeated the second
Srmncra yesterday ny the score of - To ..
ge,terIes-Eippo. Llndsor. Harris and Axelrod
tsnmnrrs Orvnl. DAVE aud NIcOv.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09

1HG 5000 Woh,AN $1,000 IN nAG
peo.fewA7 As nAE Bum cAMeUp
9Hs e n 6OeeD He mlGH7 BE
tAs bRERN AND LlJHHEp
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lrT l gel ALosG 1AEn n4e
$500 200 WOMAN AskEp An
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kHEI 90 SOO KNOW
About MANRERS ,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09
PHEUM TEAM
DEFEATS GARRICK

u'a''lf.l league yesterday che Or.
~ @rlcs mines tried conclusions NJ
~ Victory parcbcd on tho banner Of
.~t1y TO ihc tune of TO ..
VAUDEVILLE tfIumph The pitch
se'l and the catching OF Cart
h 'ssiIs. Suiton's spectacular ccalch
iopnss and Vests thrcc bnggcrf
Vile Martin, the hnx office
~, ipolled his beauty whilo sliding
mics enabled him TO 8coro. The
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09

Dependable scrvants-malds, cooks,
mattresses, governesses, second girls
all look to the Want Columns to pro-
vide them employment and opportun'-
ties for Advancement.
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Morrow VS.. PstroskeY.

SAN FRANCISCO, May S.-Iioward
Morrow. the Chicago middIeweight, and
Sailor Pctroskcy Of San Francisco were
matched here today 10 fight ten rounds
before tho Oakland Wheelmen's club
Wednesday night, May %, The men will
fight at catchweights.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09
Aubuchon Reinstatcd

LOUISVILLE. Ky. May S-Allon Aubuchon.
crack rider who suspended several yoar
ego at Oakland Cal, has been rolnststcd hy th
Kentucky racing commission and hornso VA
Issued lo him, Ho last rode for 3. c. Hi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09

LONDON. May S.-Augustlne Birreil,
chief secretary for Ireland, was the star
speaker in todays debate on home rule
In the house of commons. He said that
tho establishment Of strong executive
ministry in Ireland was the only cure for
the ills OF that country. IT would prove
to he the pulse OF the whole machine.
Its absence was the real source OF all
weakness and troubles both before and
after the union. There was he said, tens
or thousands among the Irish capable OF
undertaking the heavy responsibilities OF
government, as was proved by the way
they carried on the local boards,
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Western League

Ne'' .; Topeka. & uItteen In.
~ IN. r,ga's, s u. 81. Joseph. /
Iat, City. o; Dea Moin,-. 8.
H "hhlta. q. Lincoln
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GOVERNMENT TAKES
NOTICE OF DRILLS

BELFAST, Ireland MAY S.--The drilling
Of the members Of the Unionist clubs in
Ulster has at length attracted the atten-
ton OF the government
The lord lieutenant's office in Dublin
has made a requisition to the authorities
for an immediate return OF the names OF
all officers and non commissioned officers,
active or retired. who are engaged In
drilling the members Of the clubs and
Orange lodges and the men in the fac
tories and shipyards
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09

Salt Lake 80 o IS
Summary: Two-bsse hits-Moorehead
., Jensen 2, Three base hits-Ksfora,
Fortier. Sacrifice hits---Jachs. SPENCER
Stolen bsse-Spencer. Runs betted In
BY Moorehead l. Fortier 2, Bauer ], Van
.. Bases on balls-On Tootbaker ]: Jon
sen 4. Jachs 2. Maloney 4. Drnhot l.
Struck out-By Jensen 6. Jachs ]. Ma
Ieney 3. Runs-Off Toot!isker ., Jensen
., Jschs 9, Maloney 8. Druhot 0. Hts
or Toothaker, 2 in l innings Jensen, s
In innlngs; Jachs. Z In 1-S innings; !;
Maloney, in 2 2-S innings; Druhot. l In
Inning. Left on bases-Butte, 9; Salt
Lake, 7. Double plays-Maioney to Strip
to Mathes; Davis to Van, Passed ball
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09
Gotch VS.. AJnericus

BALTIMORE Md. May s-Franh Gotch the
,Itic holder and Gus schoonoin C'Amcricus'l
OF Baltimore Will contest for tho worlds heavy
weight wrestling championship here Decoration
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09
BIG STORM ON LAKE
AND SEVEN DROWNED

FOX LAKE H.. May S.--Seven per-
SONS six OF them Chicagosns are believed
TO have been drowned in heavy storm
on the lake here tonight. Members OF the
missing party are.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hansen.
John IIocfer
Lewis Truschke.
George Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hume.
Searching parties put out in motor
boats In response 10 cries for help but
found no trace of the missing boat or its
OCCupAnly.
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asnlucky Derbu S,+,-a

n ~, ny. May s.-Loycrg Of bors.
b q os n, daily 10 be prosent az Inc
ntz,s hcatuoky derby, opening The
- o., " Churchill Down, Saivrday
y fIes candidate on tho tpck ycs,or.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09

RE Bis 0GAR OF ROCKVILLE
CENTRE f7AD JOST POT on MS
MEM NGNERS Arap SrRoLir6
ALONG g 0ROAD WAY NOTICED
anT EE ATTRACTED oonS'otRA2u
%1TeHNoN ALL D4E CHICKENS
SuSHIED At HIM AAO ne
r"SH 1GeMGp QUITE PHeD
hA>>/SG b BIG WitSpou/ OUR
HERO PEEkGo IN Foe 4 LooS
hT hmJGLF AI Q 0tGR1 ON
DE 7All OF HIS Ohv HF
SpiEO a CARO- WH1cA gap
lsIr NOT PROBABLE TAA1 NEG
MAS NAoE ~ TAs ARK .SiucE
TIE kAr' GARoo VLeN1 IN NNira
HoFS AkO TAE GEAR MAS
AL\kA~iS 3 RUiE.
my NEXT IMITATION.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09
MISSOULA WINS
FROM OGDEN AGAIN

Missouln's Union league baseball team
Yesterday defeated McCloskcys Ogden
Team by f-to.S score,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09

S3 WHN a SHhp JOG
fHA3G NOW rhA D4E
0too CREW on 4
~ R.H TGAfr now GET
~ AZ s AHo SRAb me-
> 10 Tram 10 LONG BAru
WtHAvE 70 90 IS \
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Occur d'Alene Entries.
rIrst Racc-rlvr furlonss

By Information News Service.
ALAN Ida. MAY s.-Cocur d'hlouc entries for
tomorrow:
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Lexington Entries.

BY international News Service.
LEXINGTON. Ky. May s.-Lc1inston entries
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Weaver First base on errors-Buttc. .;
Salt Lake j. Time OF game hours and
8 minutes Umpirc-Wright Attend
sncc-200.
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ST. MARIE HANDICAP
IS WON BY PAWHUSKA
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Pimlico Race Results.

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