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How Cold Causes Kidney Disease.

Partly by driving blood from the sur
face and congesting the kidneys, and
partly by throwing too much work upon
them. Foley Kidney Pills strengthen
the kidneys, give tone to the urinary
organs and restore the normal action of
the bladder. They are tonic in action,
quick in results. Try them. Schramm.
Johnson, drugs, "1he never substi-
tutors" Five good stores
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PRESIDENT MOHLER
Is COMING TODAY

y. T.. AohIer. president Of the Union
Pacific Railroad company. with head =
quarters in Omaha, will arrive in Salt
Lake city today OH a general inspection
trip over The lines OF the company. He
Yesterday ordered reservations for him
self and party at the Hotel Utah. but the
learned last night. lie probably VIII re-
main hero several davS.
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TAFT SUPPORTERS
REMAINED At HOME
Fifth Missouri District Carried
by Roosevelt by Method
Said to Be Illegal.
REGULARS TO CONTEST
Two Republican State Con.
ventions Will Be Held at
Santa Fe, N. M., Today,

KANSAS CITY, March I.-Tbeodora
Roosevelt received 5000 votes President
Taft 3aO. Senator La Toilette So and Sen
ator- Cummins In tho FIRST presidential
preference primary election TO be held
this year. in the Fifth Missouri district
today In Kansas City, where Mayor
Brown was rcnominatcd by the Ecpubli-
cans with 45l1 votes against his op-
poneut's 972. Mr.. Roosevelt received f92b
and Mr. Taft S27.
Leaders among the Taft Republicans
here advised the Taft men To stay away
from the polls today, IL Is announced
that tho Tart men will hold a separate
convention on Saturday 10 elect Their
representatives TO the national conVen-
ton.
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Burglar Gets Nothing.

\ burglar entered the homo OF l.. a.
Hcynaud at 159 East South Temple
street about o'clock iilis morning. He
got in through the basement. The mem
berE of the family heard noise and some
Of them rushed doWnsCairs and fright
ened tile Intruder away before mo mad
Obtained any booty. Tic police were
notified and PstrolmeU e.. 4. Patterson
and n. G. Husbands investigated the
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Declared Illegal.

WASHINGTON. March In a state
meut today President TafL's campaign
managers characterized tho Kansas City
primary as Illegal and declared their re-
suits will be contested at the Chicago
convention and their action disregarded
by the Taft, Cummins and La Toilette
men.
The contcsting delegation. it is stated,
will be chosen at a convention To be held
March 9.
The statement charges that the city
and national primaries in Kansas City
were run together In order 10 give the
city machine the opportunity to control
the selection OF national delegates.
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Banking Institute Programme.

Az Il meeting of the Salt Lake chapter
of the American Institute OF Banking,
held al the club last evening, tenta-
Tive programme was drawn up for the
entertainment of delegates to the na-
tlonal convention, which will be held Au-
gust 81. 90 and %. This includes trips
10 Seltair. Bingham and Garfield. sight
seeing tours. reception and an organ
recital I'm the tabernacle.
The report OF the minstrel show com
mittee showed q net profit OF more than
SSn0 which will start n general fund for
the entertainment of convention dele
cates Secretary Joseph E. Caine OF the
Commercial club delfv cred an address on
the great benefits TO be derived from the
various conventions. and pledged the CO.
operation of the club 10 make the con-
vention OF banking men a great success.
The local chapter VIII inauSurate cam.
najrn To increase its membership 20 $50
bV August
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WANTED
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get you & position free of charge. Tee
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General Committee.

The names OF those who were yester-
hay appointed OH the general committee
in charge OF the Transmississippi Com
nercal congress are. W. w. Armstrong,
John c. Cutler, John Dern. L.. III. Farms
worth, WILLIAM Nelson. w. r. Wallace,
II. NJ. Wells. J.. NJ. Bailey: y: J.. MoI-
rs II. J. 4, Gunner, w. C Farrell,
Wesley King, Sam g, Park, George
T.. Odcll. Frank b. Stephens, John s.
Rransford. r. q. Whitney, j. w Hous-
ton Mathonihah Thomas, W, n. VIII
Hams. Charles T!ng. a. Richter; d. S.
Spencer, James Ingebrctsen, Duncan
MacVichie, Lafayette Hanchett Russell
l.. Tracy, ". S. Mccormick, George h.
Smith. w. W. Ritter. Frank NJ. briggs.
ogden: Matt Browning, Ogden, Fred
j Kiesel. Ogden; Hersche Bullen, Io-
San, Charles r. Mabey. B0untifui; w.
w Wilson, Sandy; Henry Welsh. Park
City; William NJ. Roylance, Provo; j..
NJ. Petersen. RichfIeld: J. p. Miller,
Moab Lewis Te,le Cannon, &. f. War
ren Il. Chamberlain, B. +. Caffeys &.
c. Daily. \. J. Ellggren. John o.; Giles,
George w. Goddard. Glen Miller, Thomas
l.. Mitchell. Freeman Morninsstar
George w Peck. p. M; Randall the
Rev r. A. Simpkin, e. a. Wherry,
George o. Rclf. G.. s. Holmes. A, Fred
Way, W. i. Jensen, w. f. Beer, j. II.
Manderfield and T. A Wcdgwood-
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SUCCESS TNSURANCE-UTAu BUSI-
ness College preparation for business
life, Start course now. Boston bldg.
day, night s1533
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DIED

NIELSON-In this city March d. 1912,
tho infant daughter OF Nepbi uDd Lot
tie Nelson Funeral services will he
held from the family residence, 1ld3
South Second West street. today (Frl-
day), at o'clock. Intorment City GEM
eto
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GROCERY sPbu.s1

FRESH UTAH Hed ag1oifr 1sofree. 10, Il
starch, 4Oc; go1gg 1gasls brand M
eepnS' eTda% Of Wheat; ;,,G@,, ,ISS. pssn hams o.
3,.,i;st,l Sgc; l,9"si White soap, ssc'
iis ". Ist South
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FUNERAL NOTICES

DOIlAN-Funeral services over the re-
mains Of Margaret l.. Dolan. beloved
mother OF Charles ]. Gcary, who died
I'm this city March 6. 1912, will be held
from O'Donnell e. Co. chapel Sunday.
March 10. 1872, at p. IN. Interment
Mount Olivet cemetery. Friends invited
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UTAH CHAPTER NO. l. r
Stated convocation second We
IN each month at Masonic haIl
Second East and First South
Companions cordially invited.
Breckon. II. p, Moses c. PhllII
retary,
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New Mexico Squabble.

ALBUQUERQUE. n. NJ. March =
Two Republican state conventions are TO
be hold in Santa F'e tomorrow. In re-
sponse 10 calls issued by the chairmen
OF both the progressive and regular wings
of the party, primaries and county con
yentions have been held in most of the
twenty-six counties OF New Mexico and
all OF them are expected TO send delegates
to both conventions.
The so-called regulars are divided as
between Taft and Roosevelt. and IL Is
generally believed that an unnstructed
delegation will be sent TO Chicago.
The progressivcs. with few exceptions,
are for Roosevelt and will send Roose-
Welt delegation to the national convention.
An effort viii be made when the con-
ventions meet tomorrow to unite the
rival factions and bring the progressives
back into the regular party organization:
It is impossible to predict the result OF
the harmony move. though leaders on
both sides profess TO believe that it can
be accomplished.
New Mexico is entitled TO c!ght dele
gates in the Chicago convention,
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THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE;
MOEN PICKLE COMPANY.

ssI'I' ~ '-rsIF'| '-NT.sT'
Notice is hereby given that spccia
meeting Of The stockholders or the Mount
Pickle company will he held 1t the office
of the company at Sail Lake CITY, Utah.
nj O'Clock p. m. Monday. the Sth day
OF April, 1912. for the purpose OF voting
upon proposition To reduce the capital
stock and 10 change tho name of the cor
ppratiop. and TO transact any other bust
ness which may properly come before tho
meeting.
BY order Of the board OF directors.
j. c.. COSGRIFF,
President
w. w. TRIM MER,
Secretary.
Dated Salt Lake Ciiy. March :. l9ie.
aSi0
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Secret Visit.

OYSTER BAY Y. Y, Marob Five
men came to Oyster Bay tonight climbed
into Colonel RooseVelt's automobile
which was waiting for them at the rail
way station and were driven to Saga
more Hill. The visitors declined 10 re-
veal their identity. Colonel Roosevelt
was equally rcticcnt and refused 10 see
anyone tonight His visitors left Oyster
Bay on n late train for New York.
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A. ~ S. RITE-TEE FOUR "a,
nate bodies OF the A. a. 9. Ritz
Masonry hold stated meetings th
Thursday in each mont, al ths 3
temple, corner First South and
Eust. Soiourning brethren Inyite
W, e. Bailey. 3id des.
w. nj. Jordan lodge o: PerfcctIon
Fl. r. Mcmillan l.
w. M. James Lowe Chapter d
Croix No. I.
J.. II. Harding. s2d der.
Commander OF Salt Lake Council
dosh No. ].
A. T. Hutchinson. s2d al
NJ Of NJ. Consistory No.
Christopher DiehL $50 a
Register for all the bold
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STENOGRApHERS JOIN SPEED DC
tatfon classes at practical school Phone
Wasatch 1868 Mrs, White. 507-.0 Secur
iuy & Trust bldg S2s63
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YOU NG LADY WITH OFFICE, EX-
pGrience, knowledge of typewriting and
references and salary expected. Address
O-49, Tribune a6o3
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GOOD GIRL. WITH EXPERIENCE. FOR
general housework: good salary to
right party. Ind. 2l9S for particulars.
xlaOG
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WANTED. Elk PERIENCED GIRL, GEN
eral housework. 81 7th East a106
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WAsATCH LODGE No -
seconS nSShne Ea temple, corner FIR; y 81 81
Finu FriGaS last Regular mestIn sa. Sou
sts.ay nay OF each month I,,aga
SIslly % in iinuges and soiourninS tr tMe%n
S invited. E. o. Leatbs,%l9 olel9r
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Salt Lal6ers In New York.

Special TO The TrihGne-
NEW YORK, March Park Avenue.
R NJ. Stevenson and Mrs, r. NJ. Steven
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GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
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MoNUMENTs, ToMBsToNEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM r.
Mckenzie. Display yards. 422 So, State
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NJ. J. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGhS,Wt NJ
Skilled and unskiled laborers ro,n-
nished. 40 East 1st South. corner rnea mi3
mercial. Bell phone 1883. Ind 9%'- -
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MT, MoRhH JoDcE,
month thhNasonic ns,.I, hall. second nd ~. 2
% ioaIrn,r members Of sister otn l@,aaand and
yIted i'n members In good dases q
pber n,ai, Gi K; Yearsley, W M MsIapd! Z!
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCt
"The Red Front" liz West 2nd Sou.n
Headquarters railroad and mining hslp
Bell 1894 oio7
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Wilson for Primaries.

WASHINGTON. March 7.-Presid ential
preference primaries to determine The
popular choice for the Democratic nomi
nation were indorsod today by William
r. McCombs of New York. campaign
manager for Governor Woodrow Wilson
In O. statement Mr. McCombs said Will
son would be willing to submit his can
didacy to that test
The announcement from MIR; McComhs
followed discussion Of the alleged com
bination of Speaker Clark, Governor
Harmon and Oscar Underwood, against
Governor Wilson. the report Of which
was characterized recently by Speaker
Clark AS a malicious lie"
ITO remove any danger Of SUSPICION
of such an arrangement" said Mr. Nc
Combs today. 'I would suggest presi-
Dental primary in every state. Whether
Governor Wilson wins or loses. the pri~
mary plan would allow the Democrats
TO name their own leader and he is
willing to abide by the sovereign and
authenticated verdict OF the organized
Democracy In primary election"
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STRoCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGESSh ha,n
Hotel, restaurant and househoIu
Headquarters for laboTers. ,aI
S5 West End South, Phohe c7la
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CARD OF THANKS

~~~\~O~--O--~~~~~---~----
WE WISH To EXTEND TO DEAR
friends our heartfelt thanks for their
many kindnesscs and beautiful floral Of
feringS in the irreparable loss OF our
darling Dorothy.
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ITTNT CAMP. NO, ass. ";
Wednesday evsnlnKf; sInlisKf,;ne neIeih1
g w. Temple viSil,ns ,,i. 4
some. E. ]. Leiff' Cons'''
Clerk,
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ATTORNEYS

POWERS & MARIO: Thomas
n news. o. W: P1wors' lSvmay, Top des
eamx. J. ". McklnInsesyoi sso Roger n
fa SeaTns bldg. Bell 1S'O'
ers. notary.
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STfEIKiIThU6M fIiI9U6 z. BESjAMfINs;e AMfs;eG; &
LOUISA STEWARD sscra;. s ~
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DANA T. SMITH; ,Ad,e, ATroTWsss|
pnt Herald Bldg. Bell oh0A-'
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HOTELS

NEW IDGHo HOTTJ, so1t v 1TI eo
Newly furnished. steam heat, bath In
rms. 6oc 10 Sl.o0 per day; 50. 90 TO ST. 90
per week. Bell Wasatch 2T98-Y, aTOj
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SADDLE HORSE LIVERY


GENTLE GATED SADDLE HORSES. 81
West 3rd South. WnsUtch 1908. A2Sa9
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co1IINs &C. w s g, TSIHRSsss' lyS5 e
Cott attorneys .ht-law. SV'-'V'
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Van Camp Pork aud Beans now 1oc,
15c, 2Qc.
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SECRET soc1rm,,,

a AEH9cENTA = LoDcS
W. ,o& =, e. 4. M.r.S r
&E orapls, cG corner Sea-! N
II w THa Flrst South hsSo sss..!
brsthr bc.hoers Of sister iodgcs each
Meren MSe.nren Invited. n W % ana soI>
"oses e. Phillips. sec-oi; .aeWatt
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-.-Iy11N LODGE. NO. %. - =,
Meets every ssaH''ISg soM ia d sr1
o'cJock. X. OF T, ., tla,i, II E-l
q entrance Linden hote''1 I, Of 4
e @: a. o. Garrett N
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR


EBER w. HALL, UNDERTAKER AND
embalmer. l64 S, West Temple. Phones
1919. dS
%. G., ODONNELL, UNDERTAKER
and emhalmer has novel TO new To-
cation. 225-227 South West Temple st,
Realty bldg. Both phones $50. o33sS
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SHEET METAL WORKS

COUCIIMAN & CO., HEATING AND
repair work. 2SS South West Temple.
n2Son
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CUT FLOWERS

THE LEADING FLORIST, w. w. KING,
PA Fl, End So. Both phones 81 b297
HUDDART FLORAL CO, So so. MAIN
ct. Phones log. Cut flowers and fu-
neral designs. n1632
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A4 !, NDs d cHApTr
Me- |; or, Order Eastero
nestIne eep'.le temple
n,osH.lhgs nanH fist
rman r.. month. N
cnr,,,o, r,uoe's Will rs>1
cordial GG1mralal welcome
: NJ MsNNIE H. BRr
SPENCER. sseraI ssSsa' !
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LUCENA MARCU. +,
ESTElLA HALL, Secretary.
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HENAGER'S BUSINESS COLLEGE OF
fers 500 for graduate that failed 10
get position; Investigation solicited.
n7O2
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MIlzpAH I CHAP
e. 5. Order Easte,5
Stated stated meeting
Monday Nj Of esc5
asasonlc tampls,
Second East f,r' sn1
South. Visiting g.
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ELECTA CHAP
8, Order Easter
stated 3 mectine5
Tuesday OF eass
Masonic tennis
Second East a.
South. Visiting 3
cnrfiiallv in,.ifI
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D. L. oLEsoN, Ia aSz
2o7 Boston Bldg. Waw-
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500 90 REWARD IS OFFERED BY.
lJenagers Business College for one OF
their graduates that failed to get "a n
position. avs
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SHOE SHINING PARLOR

UTAH SHOE SHINING PARI.oRs. THE
only DC shining parlors for ladies' and
gentlemen I'm the city, Store No. 2, Ire
South State. No. /, 224 State ST AL
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COAL AND KINDLING

F. T. DEAL, COAL. BLOCK WOOD AND
klndling, loo E 4th So. Both phones
m3eli
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DANCING SCHOOL, ss posToFFIclSG clG
place-iessons csc, private and ISss ciaSs 3
daily; socials Tues. Thurs. Sat hSro hNoo57 :
Union Band. @""''
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FURNITURE REPAIRED AND REUP-
holstered; cotton and hair mattresses
mode over Upto-Date Furniture &c.
8os S. W. Temple, Bell 2127. o2607
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ENERGETIC MAN WITH SALES
ability. Opportunity will I've open IN "
DAYS. Specify married or single. 40 AZ
dress O-12 Tribune. afu
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FREE EMpTOYMENT AGENCY. SASTEo T .
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get you a position free OF charge tSs5
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

W. WILLIAMS & SON. 1e6 n ST. BELL
1s45-K. Upholstering. chairs recaned.
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FIRST CLASS SAUSAGE MAKER AND
a neat shop tender. good wages 10 the
right man. Address Sutton marhe''
Provo. Utah
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PERSONAL ATTENTION AND ,sanssa Ives.
oughness char acterize Utah aaeJn
College training. Day and night ssssT
now. Boston building.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

PUBLIC STENOGRAPITER
First class steno. work done evenings
reasonable charges, will call If desired.
Il. L. Sanford. Phone Bell 5S17, Ad-
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EXPERIENCED SODA DISPENSER. AP-
ply J. IT, r. Franklin Co. 1oS So Maln
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WANTED-TO RENT,

FURNISHED ROOM WITH BATH. BY
man and wife with child years old
within walking distance OF Hotel Utah
must be reasonable. $50 So. 9th East
Ind lB601. aS56
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LOST AND FOUND


LOST-HIGU SCHOOL TRACK MEET
gold modal, 1911. Return TO I76 East
9Th South. Reward ao9
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KEY-FITTING

KEY FITTING, LOCK WORK BICY-
clio Supply Co. Phones Bell 3s2S. Ind
s29 o7si
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-01
FIELD DAY ON
STATEN ISLAND
Church Societies Arrange
Affair for Saturday.

Big events are promised in Staten
Island Saturday when the Staten Is
land Christian Endeavor Union and
Epworth League hold field day. The
events will be held at the County
Fair Grounds in Dongan Hills and
nearly every place In Staten Island
will be represented. Events have
been carded for the ladies and chill
dren as well as for the men. Medalx
will be given to the winners of the
events.
Tottenville expects to have a big
list of entries in this meet. The
Bethel NJ. E. church and the South
Baptist church, of Tottenville, will
be represented in the meet by num-
erous athletes who expect to bring
home the bacon. Dug" Couden,
the crack high jumper, who has his
residence in Tottenviue, may COM
pete for one of the Tottenville con-
testants. However, it is not known
which church Spike is a member
of.
The events which will be held are
as follows: so yard dash, 100 yard
dash, 220 yard dash, 440 yard dash,
$50 yard run and the mile rum. Run
ming high jump, running broad
jump, standing broad jump, pole
vault, shot put, II pound; baseball
throw, sack race, three-legged race,
obstacle race, half mile inter-society
relay. Ladies events: so yard walk,
220 yard walk, potato race, egg race,
baseball throw. Junior events; so
yard dash, 100 yard dash, 22o yard
, dash, 440 yard inter-society relay.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-01
ATHLETICS TO
PLAY n. Y. NINE
Meet Strong Opponents Sat-
urday-- Delaney May Return

South Amboy baseball fandom can
rest assured that they will have
some star attraction for Saturday.
The P. R. R. Y. M. G. A., of New
York, who once defeated the Ath-
letics, will once more appear and try
to duplicate the stunt. While the
boys from the metropolitan city will
have practically the same lineup, the
South Amboy crews lineup will be
changed. Delaney, who has been
out with Campion and a few others,
will return to the fold again, 1t is
reported, and will occupy third base
for the Athletics Saturday.
1t was stated last week that De-
laney was supposed to play against
the Crescents, but on account of an
unexpected incident he was kept
from playing. The fans want to see
"Del' back with the bunch again
and he will get a big hand of ap-
plause when he walks on the ball lot
over on Star field Saturday in a uni
form Of the Athletics. When Cam
pion will come back is not known,
although it is believed to be only a
matter of time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-01

New York. Aug. Mdress ne lelt
Stockholm. Sweden, IN
South Africa X. X. Macarthur, "
ner of the Olympic Marathon, stated
that he intended to visit America
next year to show his running ability
on this side of the water. Accord
ing to many experts, Macarthur is
one of the greatest of all long dis
lance He is anything but
a Observation-Disclosures type of
runner. He is twenty-nine years of
age, six feet tall and weighs 174
pounds. McArthur's career has suf-
fered from bad luck. He went to
Greece for a Marathon which was
postponed on account of political
troubles and afterward went to Eng
land to take part in n which was
postponed on account of the death of
King Edward. Macarthur has never
lost a race. When not competing in
athletic events Macarthur is a police
man in the T~ransVaal. When Nc
Arthur reached the stadium the en-
tire assemblage arose and cheered
him to the end of the journey, which
was one lap on the stadium track.
When he had finished a crowd OF his
supporter rushed up to him, crown
ed him with a floral wreath and car
ried him off the field.