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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1912-01-25
BelIeview News.
II. RelI l. "a the sicL ia

w. E. Bell is on the sick list.
Hubert Russell is still confined
to his room, but is improving.
Amos Bane, who has been en-
ployed on the railraad in Arkan-
sas, is at home on a visit.
Mrs. @. HI. Rhodes, of Mann.
passed through here Saturday on
her way to Poplar Bluff to visit
her mother, Mrs. Davidson.
Mrs. Fred Bollinger left Friday
on q visit to relatives In Green
vile.
G. @. Wilson completed a nice
eight-room house on his farm one
mile southwest of town and has
moved thereto.
Mr.. L. Keesling, of Brule, had
business in our town last Satur-
day.
Not much sickness around for
the time of year. Our doctors
have plenty Of leisure time.
notwithstanding the cold wealth
er, snowdrifts, or muddy roads.
Belleview can boast of two good
Sunday Schools with a combined
attendance Of about no pupils.
Hurrah for our Sunday SCHOOL,
Henry Bollinger, Of Greenvilie,
was here ON business last week.
we understand that he and his
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1912-01-25

family are soon to move here.
Mr.. B. is very much broken down
in health and thinks a year oriso
in the valley will do him good.
He is not the first one to come to
this beautiful valley in search of
health.
Andy Reyburn is again seen in
the valley. He is shaking hands
and bidding goodbye to his
many old friends, he says, for
probably the last time in this
world. He will leave in a'few
days for st. Louis where he will
spend a short while with relatives
before returning to his home in
Seattle, Washington. ALPHA.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1912-01-25
sHERIFF'S SALE AS TRUSTEE.

Whereas, George w. Wallis and Matte
Wallis, his wife, by their certain deed
Of trust, dated the 3Ist day of December,
1906, and duly recorded in the office of the
Recorder Of Deeds for the County of Iron,
and State Of Missouri, in Book 46, at page
sos, did convey to Robert HI. Stevenson,
trustee, the following described real estate,
situate, lying and being in the County of
Iron and State of Missouri, to wit:
All Of lot number four, Ia, in block nun
Der three, I'D, in the Town of Des Arc;
also, five 80 feet off Of the entire length of
the west side Of lot number three, (3), in
same block, reference being had to town
plats of the Town of Des Arc, now on file
in the Recorders Office in the City of Iron
ton, Iron County, Missouri.
Which conveyance was made in trust to
secure the payment Of one certain promis-
sorry note described therein;
And, whereas, default has been made in
the payment of said note and interest, now
past due and unpaid;
Whereas, it is provided in said deed Of
trust, that in the case Of death, removal
from the State, or refusal to act Of said
Robert H. Stevenson, as trustee, the then
dNthHB cHCIm VI lIOH COunly, missouri,
shall act as trustee in his stead and sell the
foregoing described property in case Of de-
fault;
And, whereas, the said trustee, Robert H
Stevenson, refuses to act;
Now, therefore. at the request of the legal
holder Of said note, and in pursuance Of the
terms Of the said deed Of trust, /, the UNDER
signed sheriff and trustee, will, on
Saturday, Tanaayy s7h, 191s,
atthe east front door Of the courthouse in the
City Of I~ronton, Iron County, Missouri, be-
tween the hours Of 9 o'clock 4. M. and :
O'Clock ?. M. Of that day, sell, at public
vendue, the above described real estate and
property to the highest bidder for cash, to
satisfy said note and the costs and expenses
Of this trust.
JOHN 4. MARSHALL,
Sheriff and Trustee.
Ironton, Mo- January 3, 1919.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1912-01-25

| RECALL the fact that Gov.
Folk four years ago refused to set
his sign manual to the ticket his
party had nominated. The fac
tons were trying TO get together,
and to this and the endorsement
of the State ticket by the two
contestants for the United Sena-
torship was desired. Senator
Stone put his name, willingly, to
the paper, but his competitor re-
fused to do so. The defeat of w.
S. Cowherd for Governor followed
in November. Will Bro. Nc.
CURE lay it to the sulking of "the
Old Guard"-a glib phrase sneer-
ingly applied to all who refuse to
fall down and worship the New
Light?
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1912-01-25

AT the instance of the Republic,
Hon. Champ Clark and Gov.
Folk have agreed to accept the de-
cision to be given at Joplin as
final; that whoever is there de-
clared Missouri's choice for the
Presidency shall thereafter be her
sole candidate before the National
Convention, and as such receive
the hearty support of his late
competitor. This is Democratic,
and all the supporters of the two
men cry, "Amen!"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1912-01-25

OUR own Hadley has come out
for Roosevelt for President. How
excruciating the situation of the
faithful postmasters! As Ma
hornets coffin hung suspended
'twixt earth and heaven, so those
patriots dangle insecure between
salary and Herby.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1912-01-25
GOOdwater Items.

Winter, in all its various forms,
has been with US for the last two
weeks-a deep snow, accompanied
by the coolest weather that we
have had in many years. The
thermometer registered 81 de-
gTees below zero.
Floyd Payne visited his sister,
Mrs. Thomas, last Tuesday.
Judge Scott made a trip to
Ironton last week.
Jesse Brooks, of Goodland, was
here Sunday.
Arthur Midyett, of Courtois, was
here last week.
VIM. Payne, our mail-carrier,
made a trip every day during the
bad weather.
Mr.. Townsend, of Belleview,
was here Monday and bought
some cattle from Sam Croker.
Mr.. Lucas has equipped his
store with new gas lights.
Mrs. Wheeloch, of Indian
Creek, is very low with pneu-
monia.
Mr.. Ben Brooks, of Goodla nd,
visited Mr.. s. Croker Friday.
Many of our farmers are buying
feed this winter. L. w. S.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1912-01-25

Good fast color prints and fam
nellettes at 5 cents a yard.
LOPEZ STORE Co,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1912-01-25

Twenty per cent. reduction on
all heating stoves. We offer our
entire stock of wood and coal
heaters at exactly one-fifth off
regular price. The coolest wealth.
er of the winter is yet before US
now is the time to buy stoves.
LOPEZ STORE Co.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-05
Cine Geographic aaiicr 8ilbelms.

9ie in Songtong erideinenOe 3ei.
tung Sung 8o 20" brinet ein Bib
&aiier 8iIbelms unS begliidt es nit
einem Cert, ben mir ieiner Srigina.
Iiiat pegen bier iportlif, foIgen Iai.
fen: n9ieies lit Der oeutibe &aiier,
elmer Der erObten NGnner. Die iest
Ieben. Or lit Elm Better bonn 90nig
@eorg, bat aber nidt ioIde grObe
SIotte tpie Oieier, bafiir aber elm ge.
paItiges Seer. 9ie i6ipar5-ipeib'
rote SIagse mebt in allen SGfeu Der
8eIt. Der &aiier reiit iebr germ.
CT i'll i6on in gfrifa, amerifa uuo
gluItraIien eetpeien uuS iuiirbe iebr
germ oub eiumaI nof China fom.
men, oa er Die @bineien idGst uno
Sas @eihGft bier fennen Iernen mof-
te, er lit aber 6u iebr beibGftist, nm
bieie ipeite Reiie MAIDEN gu fonnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-05
sclepbun fir bic Saabitnmmeu.

Gin tnubihtmmer amerifouer NIT
Ramen @illiam Sham hat oos
BrobIem aeloit ieiuen 9eioensge-
i6brten Die Standardization oeS
Seruiprehers oieuitbar Sn MAIDEN.
Ole llebertrogun9 bel Sbaius Saiib-
Itunmentelephon, oas uneleid) Elm.
fa6er lit als Wifropbon, geifiebt nit
SiIfe Der Sdreibmaifine. 6eren Sa'
Iten nit elmer elcftriiden 2oupe in
@erbinouua itcben, Die einen gud-
itaben erleuhtet. @ntiprehen6 Der
3nbI Der Shrift5eihen entbGIt Der
N61nbeappnrnt SO folder Sompen,
aenau 10 lpie Der gleid fonItruierte
empfonesapparnt Das auffIammen
elmer SignaIIampe 5ei9t an. bab Die
Serbinoumg hergeitellt lit. Ger Saub-
Itumme bat beim .glnruf" nur auf
Die Sianalidleibe su ahten. Die 8ud-
Itnben Ieudlten nah chamber aiif uno
biI6en 10 @ort lno Sat. lin 5u ant-
norten. bat er nihts peiter 81 tlin.
aIs Die entiprehenOen 9uditabentn-
iten Der Sdreibmaidine ari5irfHla-
gen. Ger beabfihtiate 3tped fpir6 70
auf Ole einfafite @eiie uno obne Den
eerineiten aeitpcrIuit erreiht.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-05

@eiBe noIlene Sqlrbidiitbe pdiht
man an beiten nit aan8 Iauem Bai
fer. in benz @alieife aufeeI0It 1T.
Dus 8aIier bari ni6t gu beiB iein.
IonIt l1uft Die @oIle juiammen. aud
Snrf man Die San0fhube nidt etun
,infeifen. Ionit uerfiI0en lie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-05

SeIIerie q la bourgeoiie (fran50Ii.
i6es @eri6t). Die geihdlte uno
iorsfGItig gereiniete Sellerie IGbt
man nit Dem NOTICES. SalSe "
Shin6e in fodenoem @aiier. bringt
iie aIs6ann auf einise 3eit in faItes
@niier, Oriidt iie gut aus. beitreut lie
nit NebI unO brinet iie nit einem
Stide Butter ioipie etiuus gluiIoiune
bon 2iebie's 6Ieiidertratt in cine
auiieroIe, in Der man iie einige 3eit
hiinIten IGBt. Die aIio subereitete
SeIlerie fam aIs 9eiIage 5u ieSem
beIiebiaen SIeiide oienen. iniofern
oasieIbe nid)t gu fett lit. (2'Sntran.
fieeant)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-05

lin Sdubperf @Iana 5u berIeiben.
nebme man ettpas peiBes Bads. oas
man in Der Sano erit ettpas ipeih
eerrtadt bat, itreibt oanit auf elm
ipoIleues aud int6 reibt biermit
fr6fiie unb raid iiber OaS Oorber nit
Creme eI6noenb eemadte S6ubluerf
Ger @Iauo ipirO oaburd uneemeir
erb6bt unO baIt iid aud bebeiItenb
IdHger.
Annoneirt i'm "WoehenbIatt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-05

Die 9lIten m0geu iorsen, oob Der
@Iaube nidt oiirr perbe mie Die
StoppeI unO Die Soffning troden
iuie elm Bod i'm CONNER.
g, fSreniiea.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-05

Sic isllten bic 4rpne bes peni9li&eu
qebeuS bilbeu.

0esTauA bsE Rrafts Hub grsabs sn 1sissa g..
HsIisH hea RbtpsT frii6 ans ssAasfzRae.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-03
TURF ROOM AND
HAND BOOKS BUSY

Although Applcgates turf exchange
was open yesterday afternoon. no arrests
were made. Two policemen remained in
the, room all afternoon but their su-
perlors seemed puzzled hv the new
methods adopted by Applesate. lie did
not get his returns by wire. posted no
prices on the board and would accept nc
commissions later than FIVE minutes
losing commissions" We're refunded
At st. Joseph Joe Dlnkelspiel's room,
did business as usual. Fully $50 turf
handled both sets OF races by special
wire.
number of handbooks operatea
around town. taking bets as small as %
clients wero mostly women and boys
Tho handbook business has doubled I'm
The last two DAYS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-03
NOTED KENTUCK|ANS
SEEK TURF HONOR
Candidates for Presiding
Judge at the Blue Grass
Tracks Are Numerous.

LEXINGTON, Ky. March Who is
Eeing 10 b. ths presiding Judge at the
Kentucky tracks this year? This ques-
ton is being quite frequently asked and
variously discussed among horsemen and
10 a member OF the state racing commits
sion the other day and. though he is one
OF the board OF Ave men who will desig-
nate the official. he said he believed IL
would he easier for him 10 namc the
probable Democrs &c presidential nomi-
nee.
Insofar ss is known here there are at
present time only two avowed candidates
for this very responsible position They
are Captain Thomas J. Clay and John r.
ireland: both men Of distinction on the
,uf. the former as q breeder and tho
latter az an owner and irairs-.
The names of Major Foxhall 4. Daiu-
Rerhsld, who Is member OF the state
racing commission, and Who has served
at the local track as the steward repre-
sehtlnR that body: Thomas Z. Mcdowell.
owner OF the Ashland stud and the stable
of good racers headed by The Manager.
and who distinguished himself as the
presiding steward at the last Jacksonville
meeting: Charles F. Price of Louisville.
who for several years has been n prufes-
slonsl presiding Judge, serving at various
Lexington. Ft. Erie. Windsor and Jusrea. rsa
and Fred a. Forsythe. owner OF the
FounfHirblus stud and member OF the
ioTIner nlEUlr successful racing drm q.
Chinn & Forsyths. who is owner OF the
real prosressivcs IN the ranks OF Ken
lucky hoTsemen. have been mentioned as
possibilities for the position.
II any OF these or others are 10 bs
candidates they viii IN all probability
make announcement within the coming
fortnight. since II is taken 90 be the In
ientfon rf the state racing commission "a
act UPON the matter OF It's next meeting
which. though not set called br Chair
man e. +. Clay. who Is btiil az his win
ter home in Florida. is expected 10 b,
about March 1s.
The commission at that meeting vii
also fir the spring dates for racing ThI.
week there came the report from th.
southland. where General Manager Mach.
nsister OF I.atonia. and General Man
ager W2nn OF Churchill Downs. ar.
spending the winter the former at hi.
ease In Florida and the latter on IN.
hustle at Juarez. that I, had been de-
cided 10 withdraw the request for dvi
sion Of the Louisville spring dates be
tween Churchill Downs and Douglas
Park. and that the older track would bt
the scene of the sport In the Falls CIty
as W FORMER years, Douglas Park tax.
Ing the fall dates.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-03
BY. j. DEFEATSUTAH;
WINS CHAMP P|ONSH|P
Provo Team Again Captures
State Title, Vanquishing Salt
Lake Five, 32 to 25.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO, March 2-In a fast and
cleanly played basketball game here to-
night, the Brigham Young university
five again won the state championships
By defeating the University OF Utah, SO
TO o.
The superiority OF the Provo team was
apparent from the first. The work Of j..
Greenwood, right guard. was sensation
al He made fifteen foul baskets out of
sixteen chances. while Holmstcad of the
University OF Utah only made nine out
OF seventeen chances.
At the end of the first half the score
was II to In favor OF the Provo i've.
Near the end OF the second half Utah
made rally but 1t was too late. The
lineup:
T. OF u. B. 7. L.
Romney ....-.,......K 49,. Bowman
Udy .................rf. . ..,... Weight
Holmstead ..--......,c. V. Greenwood
knowlton. ...lg... Halverson
ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF the b. Y. G. OF
Logan. Umpre-Jacobs OF Provo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-03
ORGANIZE CLUB FOR
JOHNSON FLYNN BOUT
Continued From Preceding Page)

sioeratiou IN Nevada and ! still feel
partial to Las Vegas, y. NJ" said
Curley. II positively will not select
the spot for some time. and even 10
] did make up my mind. would
not announces till May !, as allowed
in the articles OF agreement"
Curley said he would go 10 Omaha
in a fortnight and then 10 Salt
Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-03
INJURY AND MEADD|
RACE TO DEAD iii
Only Three Starters, With E
field Trailing Behind Two
Leaders.
PURSE SPLIT in NV
Doc Allen, at 7 to 1, Is iii
est Price Winner Of lid
Day at Juarez.
By IA

JuAREZ. Mexico. March s.--lnjvrr
Meadow ran dead heat in the h.
event at Juarez today. The two X
finished so close together that the ID
were unable to separate them. wr
clear, track fast. Results:
First race. four furlongs-Inqus!s
(Callaham, 10 J.. won; Ncsiigec,
(Keogh). 4 TO 8, second: Pan zarels
(Murray), TO 2. third Time, :ii
Bells and Tom G. also ran. 81
Second race. Eve and half furior
Making. Ill (Grand), 10 I.
Oonoomoo, lis (Burlingame}, 7 Ia q
ond, Duchess PHILIPPE. l0s Wan
Z TO 1. third. Time, 1,0s. Misc n
John Heck. Eolyn, Louise g.. Eossv
Henry Williams. Ed Withers and
Sir also ran.
Third race. five and half furlr
Doc Allen. 115 (Kederisl. I to I.
Annual Interest, lI5 (Keoghl.
second, Wild Bear, i02 (Selden). |"
third Time. los. Lieut.. Sawyt1
Ed. Boana. Serenade. Brave Withe1
James Blackstock also ran.
Fourth race. mile-Dead heat ~
Meadow, lo7 (Gross), 10 5, and U
100 (SmalD. TO 5; purse diyidsd
field, ll2 (Estep), 2 10 /. third
l:3S as. Only three starters.
Fifth race, six furlonGs-Erane
(Caliahan), TO 2, won: Myctnl*
(MoleSworth) to 8. second;
Priscilla, los (Estep). 10 to Y Z
Time, Ia d-5. Lawn, Allsa .
NADIA Mas, Defy, Strife and Jaok
wright also ran.
Sixth race. FIVE and a halt fuf'>
Lady Stalwart. 100 (Mmrsy), 70
Roberta. ll3 (Hoftmanl. 9 TO J.
Hidden Hand. ll5 (Taplinl.
Time, Jos 2-5. Camarada. Luellle
Meltz and Bob Lynch also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-03
.Iuaraz Race Entries.

JUAREZ, Mexico, March 2'-Enu
FIRST race. selling, six furlongs,
9S; Mary Emily, 36 First Eesnn,
Sal All. io9: Flying Pearl, Nila. y
Snoot, Swede Sam, Funganen',
Wings or the Morning, ll6.
Second race. selling, nile ana
-sWhidden. %; Green Bridge, A'
Wolferton. 112. ~
Third race. selling, ave ana III,
longs-sYo Solo, 90; Helen Law, .,
Deer Foot. los; Mike Mole'ie: Y
Waner, Jos; Billy Mayhem Ahu
Pit-a Pat, 1li. hs,
Fourth race. Is Viotorlh ,sc''
$1,000. six furlongs-TouIis,,, ssy
Rankin, lf2: "Ymir tsr' D
liS: Closer. l2l- ("Couple q s
Fifih race. selling, Ave and a. : = }
lones-Gus Hartridge' ~ ~ u,
Golden RUBY. 1o2; Chantielorr;, r;,,i ~ Is
Tailow Dip, Stafford, Jos; f
iii: Meddling Hannah, lls. 4
Tahoe, 9S. Lopia, Hearts pss'
Rubjnon, Maniac, Tihis, w., f
Virginia Lindsey. i0t: Copper" ~
fsrsta, l0G; Yelsini. los. is
Apprentice allowance. n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-03

he issued. This was somewhat of an
injustice to the public as the Granite
team was no match for the Millard
team and the game was a farce. In the
second half tbe Granite team scored
only one point.
In the third game the Logan team put
mp by far the best game of the tourna-
inent. and If Logan plays the same class
of ball all the time the team is worthy
OF position in the intercollegiate
class There are no other guards In
the high school class who are any where
near the class OF Cbristianson. He was
not only sure on foul throws. but he
kept Captain Howe of the T.. D. 8.
from scoring a point from the field.
Cbrlstianson was not the only star on
the northern team. for every man on
the team completely outclsssed his in.
dividual opponent. Packer and Hill
were. so fast and strong in the forward
positions that the i. ID. s. guards
seemed lost
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-03
To Handle Fight Pictures.

CHICAGO. March 2.--Amons the in
corporations announced at Springfield re.
Gently was that OF the johnson Flynn
Film company. the promoters OF which
are Thomas n. Quill. John Krone and
Morton II. Powers OF Chicago The in
corporation is for s250o and TIC pro.
moters will have the rights To show the
moving pictures OF the championship hat
tie between Johnson and Flynn, which
Is scheduled 10 be held in Nevada or
New Mexico iu JuIv
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-03
intercollegiate Rifle Contest.

WASHINGTON. March a--Massachu-
setts Agricultural college took the lead
this week in the eastern division of the
intercollegiate Rifle Shooting league BY
defeating Norwich university, while
Princeton with which Massachusetts
was tied, was defeated by Harvard The
University OF Iowa maintained its lend
IN the western intercollegiate league
Among the western leaguers were. Iowa
defeated California. go TO eel: Purdue
defeated Arizona, aQ5 10 O. by default.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-03
Brigham Young College
Captures Championship
State High Schools Basketball Tournament Ends
in Trio of Fast Games, With Logan
Five Gaining Title.

The last three games of the state
high school basketball tournament we're
PLAYED in tho Deseret gymnasium last
night and the r. Y. c. won the final
championship,
The first game was between Rich
field and Pleasant Grove. the latter
winning, SO to %.
Tho next contest was Hinckley VS..
the Granite high school and Hinckley
won. 81 to Q.
The last game was the one which at
tracted the attention of the crowd
and which decided the final champion
ship. Up until last night neither the
p. Y. {. or the l.. u. 5. had lost
game Both had showed good form,
but the speed and strategy of the
Logan team completely bewildered the
Saints and the B Y. c.. won. % TO 81.
The first game was exceedingly close
all the way through and at no time was
any team far in the lead, The foul
pitching in that game was the poorest
seen here this year. During the game
there were twenty eight chances for
free throws missed. w and Il. West
were tho best players for the Pleasant
Grove team. They were rugged, but
not rough and held the score down con.
sderably.
Make Players Pay,
The second game should have been
PLAYED between Hinclsley and the Salt
Lake high school. but a misunderstand-
ing occurred and the high school did not
play. The Granite high took it's place.
When the Salt Lake high school boys
appeared at the door they were asked
for tickets which they refused 10 give,
Coach Richardson said that since his
men we're only entering the game as an
accomm odation to the tournament com.
miiter he would not play ii his men
were charged admission. The officials,
however, claimed that the men had been
givor passes and that no more would
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-03
Charleston Race Results
By international News serves. We.

Sy InterDdGondl 49,
CHARLESTON. s. C.. N'reh
sujts OF Saturdays races. 4,sh
Firot race. four furlongsy,,ss,h', sy,,s
to5 tNarfIn5 40 TO 1, won: D,a.'sI n
iiYYS iSS;Ivin) ) 10 /, Sseona'
pa,nbe y, % loo (Koerner), '22,rs;<
Tinne as as. Clinton. TiIs
Painh . joyd George KargeI. IA,
r;edor rSaip Erook and Rosturtlum 1.dk|
Sec second race. four turloHSSss,ld N
,c,1pnnri 10 /, won. uga ,sl-
,Wii.oni IS 60 5. second LOT poni1:I n
,.i W hson 20 / third. Iiuisi;; "
skir' , ~, ins,scornsts. Sal Voisrpesr
Ment Lpm,s Peint' Rue. Detect xyysSs
,oard reddy Bear. Jennie ~,
noara, eau and Knight DECK IA.
ley ish dsIaus r,cs s seven furlonsss.. -
Ihir9 16a TTs1rg,,rnsrl T1g 3 to :. won Rcr
son. 10" - urn n 1, second; e,
iVs HoaIS ISoIsS'' even. third. IlTTiar
7 aonold Camel, onager ana
plan also ran. n,ile--L1ca]
Fourtn .dt yon T. M,,';'~
,Ry,wolb IL 10 10. seconu't 'thiri.
hee na' Tos tHopkInsJ, 90 70 + 1i',shtulr<
i,tt IeTt 10 ldleweiss. Lady tSr@
Port, Guy Fisns,, 6,sc ran.
Chester Krum also nd nd ltslf ~
Fitth race. race, I1s (Hopkin9
won: Montclair. ,idS 10 iSaibrose'
second; Belfast tVs indian Mal@
third. Timn. lils;, stonet;
OF Brldgewsier. N Npos Rose slso
Peter Ponder and roe furlone
sixth rnrrs,,,rs,il. rnrs, s 70 !. W
Feet. 10 .B9raSseIi2s' sns X 10 1. thru d.
sIae,b and Rash also ran an sIyt.
seVenth race. mile mile 3 fad 10 $. g:
Limpet. loi 4! cf19n1nnSokFiinis,, /. g = Y {
Bultman. loS ~ v1aiIen.) 20 g ~
r,,ne r; m f;ts I-6. vespedt. stslr5.
pedigree. Naughly 80, rove oven. M
I,,scS Branch, sweet swsftz1
sIaeA tnaS short order ana
ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-03
Lunar ECLIPSE los; First Sight. Senator
Janies. Nick Akin. III; Sprightly Miss.

Lunar Eclipse los; First Sight. Senator
l03.
Second race. five and a half furlongs-
upper. Diamond Buckle. Clin Top.
MdtherSins, Flower Girl Chiffon Trance,
fawn. Rpsallo, Loathly Lady. Princess
May Wood Dove. Norma Girl, Grace Me.
Third race. mile aud sixteenth Man
sfer Mack, 90; idieweiss ?I; Capt Bravo,
35 Bad News. -; MoclIler 10i: Chester
hrum. lii; Boil r., lli.
- Fourth race. siN and half furlongs-
CrackerboH. 81 Jenny Geddes. 81: ON
agsr' lCi: Martin w Littleton. lo4
Prlpre Ahmed. Berkeley, 100: Dr. Dunner,
10y: Round the World. III; Donau
Amoret 1l2.
Fifth race. six furlonrs s-Arbutus. 1oS
Mum loS; Star Blue. 106: Iialleck. Mer-
TICK, La MsYican knight Deck los
InGlsion, lOa: Ragman. il@: King Avon
qnIe llS; WorkbON. Jessupburu ll5:
hing Olympiau. Emperor William, us
skin race, mile and sixty yards
western Belle. 8h. Aviator. Warner Gres-
Wen, 1Ol; Efatteras. Helene. los: Miss
Jonsh. los John Furlong. lO9: Rash. Col
cendh, Flying Feet, 10, FL orc. III;
Montagnie. Eddie Graney. IlS.
G,I>..-.i. ma