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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-07
PLEDGE DELEGATES
TO VOTE FOR TAFT
Stafford County Republicans
Strong in Their Support of
Nations Chief.

On motion OF NJ. Is Lowry. Collector
OF Internal Revenue tor the second
Virginia District, the following rcso-
lutions were adopted Monday At meet
ing OF the Republicans III Stafford
county, held at stafford Courthouse:
BE II resolved by fhc RepubnCans
OF stafford county, in convention as
scmbieu, that we renew our allegiance
TO the principles of the RepuolIcan
party as enumerated 1T the last Ma
tional Convention that nominated VIII
liam toward tart as oul standard
bearer, and that we point with pride
10 the handsome majority given HIM by
this county at the elections following,
and commend him for his faithful
efforts 10 carry out the wishes of his
party, as we'll as the policies OF his
iliustruus predecessor, Theodore Roosc-
Welt, in spite OF the efforts 10 defeat
his purpose by political asilutors, both
In and out of the party,
Recognizing in William Howard
Taft the true type of American states.
manshir, honesty, courage and con-
servatism that makes him the logical
successor OF himself as the hope Of
our country for peace and good will
At home and abroad as well as equai
rights to all men, We pledge the dele
gates OF this convention to vote as 4
unit in the district and state convcn-
lions for the selection OF delegates
who will do all in their power IL
nominate and elect him US our next
PRESIDENT"
Delegates Elected.
The following delegate. were elected
10 the district meeting, which will take
place IN -AleHandriu next Monday: W
Hampton simpson, John Hail, r. y
Payne, Dun Bridwcll, ". 4. Green. Q
n. Knight NJ. *. Lowcry. u VI. Jones
II. @. Lightencr, Wesley Shelton, priC,
Edwards L. J. Woodard. delegates c
i. Copeland, c. W. Beach, I.uthc,
Elakc. $. l., Bose Charles o. Dyram, \
q. FrittcysR T,.+Den, Daniel Byram
W. Z. StcscHs, Richard Boutchyard
James Bloxton, alternatcs. {. u. Green
delegate at large.
Delegates and altcrnn;es TO tn
State convention, which meets In Rna
nokc March l., were chosen as fol
lows:
HARDWOOD Simpson. James T. Hum
phrey, II. ". Edwards, c. y. Bryan
~ K. Lowry. c. y. Knight, delegates
Eugene LIMERICK w. II. Shelkctt
Stapleton Chinu. j. \. McGree or
Abnor O'Bryhim T. j. Woodland. alter
mates. c. D, Green, delegate at large.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-07
BEST AMATEUR SHOW
THIS TOWN EVER SAW
Society Vaudeville ana Minstres Score lremen-
dous success and Get Praise Because There
Was thing Amat> urish About It,

evening. Mr.. Frischkovu. as coup.
trSman, was extremely good. but some
smith again, for as a hcadwaitcr and
master Of ceremonies in Il merry cafe,
he carried the th!hs through so
mustturaiiy that 1t might not have gone
ana Spanish dance. the latter being
me dancing hit of the night and a
iot Vi other things which one can't
'enember at the moment
Really Great Show.
me house was crowded from top
10 bottom. That big element which
noes not claim TO he in society went
OUT between the acts and agreed that
~ was the best amateur production
ever given in Richmond, and this fact
atre again tonight There isn't u
duil or stupid feature to be cut out
pelori the next performance. There
lsn anymore to add because no more
sums could be crowded III. The fiugs
al people In the audience by the end
men were bright and lacking III VICIOUS
stihSs: "a word, too, is due Professor
essnich. Professor stein. Cahen and
out properties which set the produc.
ton off beautifully.
rms must be said In all verify:
~ Inc whole performance. from start
ahcatre people who had never been
seen before. ii would have delighted
the audience and would nave won II
good word from the critics. Most pco-
pie, OF course, are skeptical when II
lCcal newspaper commcnds local
effort by amateurs. Maybe they have
right to be. hut tile show is worth
seeing tonight just to satisfy any
mans mind that sometimes the anna
Tours make good While IL is given
Tor the benefit of the Belle Bryan Day
nursery. worthy charity, indeed you
get your moneys worth and >ossibly
flr1N h-nlf 1,
show-pickcd at randep,--js ,:ortl the
price. -. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-07
TUBERCULOSIS DAY
Colorcd Schools will Unite on February L..
In EiEhtlnS Grent White PlnEnc.

Reports received by the state Health De-
pnrtInent Indicate that the Tuberculosis day
to be celebrated in the colorcd schools OF
eighteen counties on February - viii be a
success. Teachers IN al. the schoo!s OF thcsc
counties have promised TO hear tho tubcr-
cuiosit catcchlsm on that day. and many Of
them promise 20 hold special exercises.
which vii. hcquaat The pupils OF the school
and their parents with the ravases OF con-
sumption and the methods by which 1t mas
nc prevented.
This celebration lie regarded by tubercu-
osis workers as IL most .mportan, step In
the education of the colorrd race II Is gen
c!aily conceded that the efforts heretofore
made TO arouse the colored people 10 combat
this d!scase have not hcca very successful
and {; IS hoped that work In the schools
among the children o! formative years Will
be most valuable.
The colorcd schools OF Hen.!co couu,y
have agreed TO raise s.SJ tuberculosis da y
with which to fight the d!sea sc In the FAINT
Hes represented in the scaoo.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-07
MEMORIAL TO MARSHALL


The Marshall Memorial Association has
betn organized for tie purpose o: building
James ". C'Cyciouc Jinl'D Marahan, OF
CRAIG, former Congressman from the Ninth
Virginia District, George .. Greene, Of Clif-
ton Forge, Is president; Z. y Sncud treas.
u;e;, and l. ". Farrieg, secretary. Former
tenator FLOYD w. King - Chairman OF tho
executive committee
\ S:aic committee na- been ;c'mod by
eonSTessional districts ~ ;ull6ws first W!l.
liam a. Jones: second J0nu 81 I4yncr
Third, j. Tay.or Eiyson; Fourth William
HodGes Mann; Fifth. claude \ swanson
fiXth " ;, Battle. JF seventh. +. r. "
Duke. Eighth. + ". sims: Euth, Henri {
stuart; Tenth HAIRY s.. George ruckc'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-07
TRAFlERl IN DILEMMA
Denied Entrance Into United states,
IelcgrupiIs Judge witt for Assistance.

Ielcgrnpns Judge witt for Assistance.
According 10 information received In
Richmond yesterday. Chasic IrMtcri,
who conducts 4 saloon at 900 West
Main Street, was ncId up In HALIFAX.
n. y. on h return from trip abroad.
and denied entrance INTO the United
oates. lie photographed immediately
30 Judge Witt, OF the tiustlngs Court.
and from him received ii message de-
.laring that he had been naturaii2ed
A. an American citizen and had right
81 entry as an American subject.
Several OF his close friends who
we're interviewed last night had not
beard OF Trafieri's dilemma. but all
stated that he had some years ago be-
come naturalize1.
Traiieri left Naples. italy, on jan
dary %. and should have arrived in
New York yesterday. He Is expected
IN Richmond some time to-day. He
mas been abroad for seven months.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-07
Dr. Darlington Gets Ills BACK LAY.

In accordance with tho mandnmus order
NJ the City Circuit Court. state Auditor OF
a state checiS in payment TO DR.. Charles V.
Darlington OF his salary from November /.
1911. to December E. 1911. the chsck bcnE
FOR s1a5 1t represents the period between
his first removal, which was held tn he
Illegal and OF no effect, and his second or
valid removal from office
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-07
TORCH EXPLODES
L. j. Goodwin Foreman ut New Kaufman
Building. Seriously Burned.

\ gasolcnc torch exploded In the ha nd,
o: l.. j. Goodwin. foreman employed IN
and Broad Streets, last night and seriously
burned his right arm from wrist 10 elbow
Mr. Goodwin preserved enough presence OF
mind TO stand sim. and n workman stand
ing nearby threw coat about him, eSiin-
gushing the flames.
The city ambulance was called and DIR
Watts responded. lie peeled off all nj
burned skin, bound the arm and then tool;
Mr.. Goodwin to hi. home, 20a0 Taylor Stree.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-07
FORMER BOWLING GREEN MAN
ENDS LIFE IN CALIFORNIA
Especial 10 The Tirnes-Dispa,ch.l

lSpeclal 10 The tncS-Dispatch.)
lowing Green, Va, February g.
The town sergeant OF th!s place re-
ceivcd n communica ton from the chief
OF police of Pasadena, Cal, making
INQUIRY as to the identity OF stranger
who committed suicide in RichheId
Cal. on January IS. who has been
identified as j. c. Lynes, formerly of
TINS place. and who came hero from
ilchmond. and worked here az agent
Tor a life insurance company, ana at
:crward took the United states census
here. Lyncs "as a married man. his
VIE having been Miss Minnie WILSON,
OF Anderson. w. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-07
SmithdcnI Estntc sa3 ooo

Grace IL Smitndcal qualified yrs;cfday i'm
the chanccTy Court as adm!nistratrix Of tn.
ettate OF George Michael snl!thdcnl. Tho
estate is valued at $i5bga
John T Brown qualified 81 guardian o.
Clara i. CullingwoFth quaiinet a. .,,,,
dian o. Lucille Culiingwo!th
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-07
Third performance.

owing to the tremendous success
OF the performance Inst night und to
Inv fnct that practically the entire
mousse hns bccn sold for Tonight, il
''"s ncen decided to give n third per-
iormhnsc at the Academy to-mo
ow tThursduy) night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-07

Members q: the Hichmond Nurscs' club
arc much interested in the annua! meeting
o. the N!rs MA Graduate Surses Assocla.
tioH. which will take place February 3 ana
viii send : large delegation one Of iho
features OF the convention vii bean address
By Mas LaT.n.h Dock, Of the Henry StrqcI
Geit!ement. New Nork G.,v
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-07
Discus. New Lighting Franchise.

The subcommItlcc Of the Committee on
Streets. to which wns referred the petition
OF the Richmond and Hcnrico Railway for
a general Hight and power franchise. Will
nee, at the city Hall tonight at 7:3l O'CLOCK;
to hear argument on the proposed fran
chise
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-07
roiIe. Court cn...

James Meade colored. charged with steal
Ing sl.c5 from, L. L. Martin. was sentenced
10 GI.en days In sail from Police Court
yesterday morning.
Alexander Saunders. colorcd. charged Wilt
stealing u pair o. shoes from Ph!ip Brooks
YVES sentenced 20 sixty days in ja.l.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-07
yaylaid and Robbed.

Tony Storn.dorf. of 325 North Eighteenth
Street was weylaIi and robbed at Sixteenth
and Franklin Streets Monday night, accord
ing to n complaint made TO the police yes
terday. y negro asked him for the time
and snntched his watch. There was strug-
gle, and another negro knocked Stcrnedorf
senseless with blackjack.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-07
Stale Emntr Iur.

Douglas Kennedy and Josch Coles, colorcd
were arrested last night on charge o.
stealing nine jugs from OveTrnan 6 vii
liams. The jugs were empty. and the police
could not refrain a smile whom they notice.
that fact.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-07
Nfarriaue IIcenses.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday III
the Hustings Court to Denis OSullivan and
Sallic Is. McKenna: Thomas II. Gordon and
Beuiah Lee Goodwin. and to William H.
Ham and Bertha +. Dcitrick.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-07
ARMiSTEAD DISCHARGED
Wife, Who lind Him Arrested, Refused &c
Press ChnIReS.

Press Charges.
Victor =. hrmstcagd, Barton Heights.
who was arrested saturday night By County
Officer c. w. Campbell OH the complain
OF his wife, appeared before Magistrate Fol-.
when the complainant refused prosecute
tho charges. Armistcnrd was charged IN
the warrant with being drunk and disorder
ly. and Mrs. Armistcard explained to the
ma s!sirate TINT she was afraid OF min.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-07
Southern Itnilwa, r,r,,i,,

ItsI'.hAltd ehrninEt a no southtrn u,r-
Wy iot the fourth week IN January she's.
increase OF fi6S.na as compared N,,h III,
corresponding week list var "''h 'he
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-07

Tncky Party.
Mrs. n. c. Taylor'6 Circle Of Ashury Pace
Methodist Church Will give ,acky party At
tho home OF j. Lee Davis, G5li F!o~S Ave-
nue.. tomorrow evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-08
Crack Sprinter Loses by
Not Starting With Others

The oft-postponed track meet between
the university freshmen and the Salt
Lake high school was held on Cummings
field yesterday afternoon and the freshies
won close contest by the score Of 6l
to 90. Almost every event was hotly con-
tested.
The first surprise came in the 100 yard
DASH when GALLAGHER and Cass of the
high school came in first and second
Robson. the crack sprlnter who won II
points for the varsity first team against
Provo two weeks ago, thought that II
was false start and waited on his
mark until the other fellows had a big
lead: He was then only able TO finish
third, In the 220-yard sprint, however.
he won handily. The mile was very
closely ran and Yundt won in the last
twenty-five yards. Summary:
10o-yard dash--Gallachcr. high school. won;
Cass, high school. second: Robson. freshman.
third. Time. Ill.
220-yord dash--Robison. freshman. won: Gal
lacher. high school. second: Cses. high school.
third. Time. :3.02
"o-yhrd dash-GuernHey. high nchoo won:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-08
Additional Sporting News

20 TO l. third, Time. 117 Is. Napier Aviator.
Tasteful. Catula. 1Dclslou, Tackle Belle Glenn
and Anna l.. Daley also ran.
Third race: six furlongs-Plato Glass, l2s CMar-
TIM II 10 .. won: Bob r.. ll5 (Turner) .
TO 2, second: Spell Bound. s. Uopkins). s
20 l. third. Time. lis. SprIngbonrd. Cherry
seed. Tim Pppin and Monty Fox also
Fourth Tnco. two aud a quarter milcg. Btccplo-
ollase-J. w. Frye. l55 tBowscrl. II 10 TO- won:
RookSblc 135 Hcntherington), 20 to l. sec
ond: Jiu JitSu. 13s tKcrnath). Z 10 2. third.
Time 15o 2-5 Supplement fell.
Fifth race, four and a half furlongs-Flrst
Sight 40 MARTINI. TO /. won; Monooasy. i07
lBurnsl. TO !. second; TanEnrd. l0c (But-
welD to !. third Time. 5G IA, Amhurst,
Promoter Continental. Church Bcl and Loan
Shark also ran,
Sixth rncc. two miles. stocplochaso-Rcluf.
ia ID. Jackson). TO . won. Idle Michael.
1856 (W. AIionl. 7 10 ?. second. L'NavaTrc. 14s
tW Pntorson). TO /. third. Time. 4l9 20.
Raccbrook. Laomedou. Kyrat and o. *. also ran.
YaiocI lost rider.
Seventh race, milo and niSty yards-Annie
Sellers. l06 (Shuttingor), 10 2. won. Captain
swanson. IA q. McCnhoyl. TO 5. second
Weat Point. III (MertIn). to l. third. Time.
iH 5-6. outlan, Mad River. Lcsh and Brandy
also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-08
ONE MORE EXCUSE IS
OFFERED BY HYLAND

Dick Hyland and Matty Baldwin will
not be rematched. This was decided last
night when, after Hardy Downing had
acceded to all OF Hyland's demands. the
latter refused TO make 1873 pounds. Alec
A. Mclean, Baldwin's manager. then
called all negotiations Off.
"Hyland has not been fair win VIII me
from the start" said Downing. Il nave
agreed to everything that he has asked
and yet he would change his demands
every time we would try 70 pin MN
down, Baldwin has shown his willing,
ness TO box, while HylaDd has devoted
all his time to lodging return contest
understand Hyland has been promised
an easy bout if be refused this one"
When Hyland, Mclean and Downing
met last night there was but little dis
cussion. Downing called Hylnnds atten-
ton to the fact that he had agreed TO
reminded Hyland that he (DoWning) hao
consented to the unreasonable financial
demands OF uyland.
Hyland replied that he would not do
| less than l35 pounds at 6 o'clock, where
upon the conference ended.
Hyland made a statement last night In
his expenses at the Saltair bout, and
cited that as reason for demanding
| the $500 guaranty to which Downing
| finally accedcd Hvlaud admitted he had
been offered what he asked. but said he
| would not make the weight, IL he had
| said the same thing when Baldwin's
manager challenged h)TD Tor a return
match Baldwin would have gone on to
| the coast. Mclean stated clearly that he
would ask Hyland 10 make l3g pounds,
yet Hyland waited until after his guar
| anty had been given before finding fault
| with the weight. Such tactics do not
help the game nor make any boxer popu-
lar, When the matter was FIRST broached
| Hyland should have said he would de-
mand the guaranty and would not make
| less than 1875 pounds.
Promoter Downing is arranging another
| bout for his Pennington date,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-08
By Tad

Titus. freshman. second; Hccsrty, frsshman.
third Time. 81.
Half-miIe run-Kerr, high school. = Yupdt.
freshman second; Hull high school third Time.
2:12
Mile run-Yundt, freshman. won: Kerr. high
school. second; Weber high school. third. Time.
6:N
Low hurdlcs-Robjson. freshman, won; King,
high school. second Goss freshman, third,
Timc, ;2s.oi
High jump-Roblaon and Goss both freshmen.
tied for frat place: Collier. high school. third.
Height. fcot Inches.
Broad Iump-Robison. frcohman. won; Muir.
freshman. second 0oss. frcshmon, third. Dis
tsnoc. 20 feet S inches.
Pole yault-Tay. high school. won; Young
freshman. second; Goss. freshman, .hird, Height.
feet 3& Inches.
Dscus-Young freshman. won; Cahoon. high
school, second; Edholm. high school. third DIS
tooce. 81 feet.
Shot put-Oiosen. high school won Muir,
frc1hman. second: Parmalce, high school. third,
Distance. 35 feet . inches
Hammer throw-YouuE. freshman, won Warth-
man, freshman. second; RydnIch high school,
third Distance. liz feet.
Relay rAcc-Gallaeher. Guernsey, O1essn and
Caps won for the high school
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-08
1 TO IMPROVE
||N[ OGDEN PAVING
, commissioners Author
/ Asphalt 10 Take Place
Of Cobble Stones.

4 10 he Tribune.
DEy, NAY 1.-Actins iaforaoly on
IA b Commissioner J. c. Nye'
Of streets, the commits
4 Al their meeting last evening.
oc ths replacing OF the cooole-
.,i he intersections OF Washin gton
. spd Twenty third, Twenty-fourth
snv.tth streets with asphalt
~ ihls work will be done at the
s psylng is being laid on Grant
IA IN addition to the inteFsec-
N numerous holes in the pave
q Twenty fourth and Twenty-fifth
| lrs to be repaired.
q Mayor William GIaslnann in
he commissioners. through a
|r'olI0n. that they had until May
IL up for auv shares of stock
= dig might Wish TO take In the
"a River Reservoir company, the
NE formed when the South Fork
Ia company expired. Mr.. Glas-
'stares that IN his contract with
Ptsr. from whom he purchased
= he proposed dam. il is stipu-
~ al who signed up for stock
ftlnl company should have the
nike stock In the new corpora =
Ne old price OF S3S per share or
1 water. The commission
natter under consideration.
amn appeared before the COM
2 and, on The ground that he
lout property owners on
street. and also the board OF
threatened five suits for dam
''rs the city II a new sidewalk
nhslrucied on Twentieth street
hashlngton and Adams avenues
rlna,ed cost Of $500. The COM
2 slll take up the matter as a
~ Of the whole.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-08
WHO MUST REGISTER,
Those Failing to Vote for Two Years
Should Record Names
Special 10 The Tribune.

SpsCAdl 10 j ne tribune.
OGDEN. May THE county commits
sloners have taken up the matter OF a
registration board for Weber county and
the appointments probably will be made
about June l, 1t is then up TO all those
citlAens VINO did not vote at the city
election last year or the county election
two years ago to get their names placed
upon the official lists or they will find
themselves deprived OF the right to cast
a ballot for president Of the United
states this fall
1t matters not lf the name does ap-
pear on the polling lists, IL the person
owning the name did not cast a ballot
at either OF the elections mentioned, the
name comes off the registration list.
The registration for the city election In
TINS city last fall was the heaviest in
many years and the vote also was heavy.
but officials OF the city and county
central committees contend that there
are still many legal voters WHO must
register in order TO vote at the coming
election.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-08
WALTER MILLER is
COMING THIS WEEK

walter Miller. the st. Panl middleweIght ha,
decided that ho In not going TO take any chances
when he COOS against Mike Yokel in finish
wrestling match at Saltair Monday. May 81
Yesterday he wired Harry Heagron asking that
his transportation be sent him that ne could
TO Salt Lake at onco instead OF waiting
until May 81 he had originally planned.
II want 10 get used 20 the climate and alti-
tude." his Telegram read. "occause I must bea
Yokol again and boat him decsivcy."
Heagren lost timo In scndlns tho tickets tc
Miller, II Is likely that he will leave there to.
day or tomorrow for Salt Lake. arriving hort
the last OF this week. Yokcl viii DO back from
bis Wyoming ranch noIt Wednesday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-08
Faces Desertion Charge.

SPECIAL 70 The Tribune
OGDEN May I'm e me,sRge received at Tim
shorlHB oHlcc today II announced that a
hearing In the habeAs corpus proceedings instj-
tutcd by james c, ChrlEtopher In Seattle. Wash
would be had there today and that II was prob
able Christopher would be turned over TO Sheriff
E. T. Harrison 10 be brought back this
county. Christopher is wanted in this county for
wife abandonment, II toing charged that he de-
serted his young wifc at Pleasant Wow a few
mont hs after the marriage
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-08
N|MBUS, At 15 To |,
WINS FEATURE RACE
Continued From Preceding Page,)

.bs as. Silk Day. Ardolon. oneida, levin and
The widow Moon aHo
Third race, SIX furlonEs-Work Box Ilt
tGooacy straight sIo7 10. won ToIsson d'or. III
(Fnin). place 30. 10. second; Bob Co. III tDaleS).
show Sl0So third. Time 1;H 2-S. Pendant.
Merodo Fawn. Jacobite. Elizabeth Harwood.
Belfast Eva Padwck and Round tho Moon 0lso
ran
Fourth race, milo and quayter-Whrcl-
wright. i0l tDyrnel, straight $3.50. won; Jsbot.
lo5 Gsoftua). place $3.50. second; Joo Morris.
lo5 CMolosworth). show $40. third. Time, :i4,
| Chctryola also ran.
straight $3.50. won: Sadie Shapiro, l2 (.uTay).
place $3.50. second, Ruth Jackson. ilG tDaIes).
show $3.50. third Time. l:19 4-b. Ada Bay.
Lucille b. and StnTland also ran.
Sixth race. mile and quortcr-SIr CatoSby
1i5 (IIenry) straight S5.1o. won: Tuy Pay 10a
(Ganz), place S22o second Jim Catrefutla lll
fcslIahan). show 80, third Time. Eng Is.
Ornamosa olso ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-08
SAINTS WIN FROM
GRANITE SCHOOL

The L. D. s. u. baseball pino defeated the
Granite high school team tho Granite
pus to yesterday. This gives the Saints
good lead for tho championship OF the High
School leaguo. they have every game
played 30 far. The Granite nine showed a
marked improvement particularly 10 6cldng.
Both teams weak at tho bat. Nine Granite
men famed. while tgclse Sainta struck at
tho wind.
Station the Granite star making Il three
Dagger. together with two nlnglcs Fox, Love
and Hamilton also played we'll for Grnnite.
For the Saints, Howe Oleaon and Taylor did
the best work Tho battery Taylor and Bur
dette. WAS effective. The lineup:
Saints. Granite
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-08
"DANCING MASTER"
LOSES DECISION
By International News Service

NEW YORK. May Jack Goodman
re-entered the rins a. the st. Nicholas
Athletic club tonight and defeated
Young Ahearn OF Brooklyn. Jack wal
loped Ahearn good and hard throughout
most Of the ten rounds Times with
out number he noorcd the dancing
master" Ahearn was lacking n judg-
meDt, for In the long run he outpointed
Jack. but Goodman deserved the plum
because he was active and trying at. all
timeE.