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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-07
A BRYAN STAMPEDE
FAILED IN DULUTH
CNational News Association

DULUTH, Mimi, June Resisting
all efforts to create stampede in ia
vor of William ]. Bryan, the state
Democratic convention yesterday vot-
ed TO send a complete delegation OF
twenty four men 10 the Baltimore
convention and instructed them. 10
vote for Woodrow Wilson for nomina-
nation for president. The vote may be
transferred 10 another candidate
whenever. in the opinion of two-thirds
of the delegation Wilson's nomins ton
becomes impossible.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-07
KILLED A RAB|D DOG
Animal Attempted to Bite
Children. ..-,

A small dog belonging to Frank
Hale, S13 North Tenth street created
reign or terror at the Hale home
yesterday when it apparently went
mad, and attempted to bite several
children. Mrs. Hale, however, closed
a door shutting the dog into kitchen
where neighbor, called to the
scene. killed the animal, The dog had
been locked up on the premises until
Wednesday morning when it escaped.
The dog showed all the symptoms of
rabies.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-07
IOCAl-Fair tonight and Saturday
Warmer Saturday.
HIGH SCHOOL OBSERVATORY.

HIGH SCHOOL OBSERVATORY.
Forecast for Richmond and Vicinity
Maximum temperature. 73 at p. m.
Thursday. Minimum temperature. AZ,
at a. m. Friday. Temperature at
IL 80 today 60 Barometer 3oa Direc-
tion and velocity of wind. W. 9 miles
per hour.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-07
THE WEATHER

STATE-Fair tonight and probabI,
Saturday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-07
DIS SCARDED
FURNITUR E

need not be thrown away. TiSre
is a market for if. and you may
dispose OF il easily by reaching
customers through the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-07
Alabama Contest Up.

CONTINUED on Page Ten-)
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-16

so that hereafter the respective prcsi-
dents of the National and American
will have full power thus:
"The respective presidents of each
major league shall. in person or by
proxy, annually prepare schedule of
ensuing penpant race, avoiding as far
as possible conflicts in championship
games in cities in which rival clubs
are located. The schedules thus drafted
shall be submitted to each ma jor league
not later than the second week in Feb
ruary each year and no alteration shall
be made III any date or dates allotted
therein without the concurrence of
both league presidents.
Section 2. article ). relative TO pro.
lection of territory, was also revised
Hereafter no major league territory
may be granted TO rival league, eX-
cept by majority vote of both major
leagues.
John NJ. Ward, chairman of the Ma
tional league rules committee, made a
report to the brother magnates. He
said that he and Tom Connolly, chair
man Of the American leagnc rules com.
mite, had reached an understanding
and that they believed no changes
should be made in the code, except
the insertion of a clause to prevent
the pitchers box from being built up
higher than the batter's box. Boz
Emsle and Roger Bresnahan Ward Z
companions in committee, voiced the
sentiments of the respective chairmen
American league magnates object
particularly to the provision that
waivers be obtained from all major
league teams of both leagues before
.the PLAYER is sent back. Objection i:
also made to the wording Of the agree
ment The pact was left with Presi
dent Johnson. who will change it and
try TO get the National magnates to
adopt his amendments.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-16
HIGH SCHOOLS LAST
CHANCE AT PENNAN1

The high school basketball team put
on the finishing touches for the game
with the J.. D s. team this afternoon at
the hign school gymnasium The boys
put in a hard half hours practice and
then were sent in. Coach Richardson
wants the boys in the best OF condition
for today's game. as il will decide
whether the high school team gets a
chance at the state championsnip.
All the boys have been training hard
this week and are ready to put up the
game OF their lives; Those that were in
Jured in last weeks games have full5'
recovered and are in tip-top, shape
Coach Richardson will not predict what
the score Will be, but thinks that the
high school will win.
Coach Lund OF the L, p. 5. team has
been working his BOYS the limit every
night and has been practlcipg with the
university team.
Officials for the game have not been
selected yet but Richardson will meet
Lund in the morning and pick the ref
cree.
High school students have been work
ing hard on their yel)s for this game.
Much spirit has been aroused and large
crowd IS expected The teams will line
M as follows.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-16
Today's JuareZ Entries.

JUAREZ, Mex, Feb. 15.-Entries for
tomorrow:
First race, selling, wo-ycar-olds, four
furlongs-Moss Rose. Little Blonde, I
Sec II, Mother, katcham, Queen of the
Turf l0c; Dad Stcsrns, Reckless Lad.
101; Nelie Forty. Casanova, Beulah Nc.
10: Peter Pence, los.
Second race. selling, six furlongs-Sa- =
lsti. Velsini, 1o9: Harlem Maid, Mjnno- =
lcttc Belle OF the Bay. Allvia. l10; Bill
Eaton, Father Stafford. Hugh Street.
Gramcrcy. Regards. III; j. l.. Crowley,
il5.
Third race. selling. six turlongs-'Le
high. %: Mary Emily. %; Batwa, a.;
San Fsrnarito. Parneil Girl, lO7: Jim
Nc. Transparent. Bob Farley. 1903; Mau-
retania. Flying Pearl. no. Brighton
Noveorod. stafford. ll2: High Range
Dave Montgomery. rs.
Fourth race. handicap, six furonss-
Uncle Ben. l02, Goldlnn. l05: kootcnai
lo6: Chapultepec. rs; Pride Of Lsmorc
-.
Fifth race selling, mares. four-ycar-
olds and upward six furlonGs-sChilla
100: Iool, io5; Soma. los; Meddiing Han
nah. liz.
Sixth race. selling. one mllc-'Port
Arlington. %; Sugar Lump. Pipe Vision
i00 'Bt of Fortune, l0e; Ffgcnt. los
Tom Franks. Black Mate, The Monk
l01: Glorio. 10
apprentice allowance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-16
UTAH ATHLETES HOME;
EVERY ONE IS CHAMP
Only Four Went to Denver
and Four First Prizes Are
Brought Back.
MACKE VICTOR AGAIN
Amateur Wrestler Demon
strates Decision at Salt Lake
Tourney Was Error.
MACKE VICTOR AGAIN

J-tah's four amateur athletes who went
TO the Denver tournament returned home
Yesterday. after having captured every
thing in their classes that the tourney
had to offer Dispatches TO The Tribune
have already described their conauests'
but their victories were so complete that
they are worthy Of recapitulation'
Arthur Macke demonstrated that he
should have had a draw, If not victory.
when he met Alex Lloyd at the Utah
tournament. The judges at the ttsh
tourney made q serious mistake Whcn
they declared Lloyd the victor and three
fans OUT Of four realized that Macke
In the Denver tournament Macke won
over both his adversaries, In MS hrs'
bout he was given nine minute draw
with Jess Thompson, one or the pesS
crapplers In the tourney. In the SECOND
bout he earned a six-minute decision
over Oria Helm. and in the third he
again met Jess Thompson and won tine
decision in twelve minutes ai.er a netSe re-
Utah tourney will be thrown out oy Az
discriminating fans. Macke has won the
intermountain championship In 1911 ano
in 1912.
Other compromising brought home by
Al Shrader-155 pound boxing. Also
Utah champion in his class
V. f.. McEIan-135- pound wrestling. Also
Utah champion.
Herman Hottneer-1oS- pound boxing,
Also Utah champion
Only these three Utah athletes elected
TO attend the tournament They believe
that II others wno had competed in the
Utah tourney had gone TO Denver many
more championships would have been
brought back. AS it stands. however. 1t
is wonderful record. Every Utah boy
who went to Denver brought back d
championship.
Al Shrader. the boxer. knocked out
| three of his adversarics In the. third
round and defeated the fourth In the
| fourth round, He was unanimously pro-
| nounced the classiest boxer at the tour
| ney,
The other boys performed maryelously
gratulations for comforting so much
glory on Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-16
Results at Charleston.

BY International News Service
CHARLESTON, 5. c.. Feb l5.--Thurs-
days race results:
First race. three aud half furlongs-
Little Dad, ll5 (McTaggarO, 10 1. won
Rosturtium. li3 CNilliams). to i. sec
10 !, third. Time. - Is. Okeete. Rose
burg ~. Forge, Arcenc, Prince Fonso
and Maury Boy also ran.
Second race, selling six and half fur
lonss-Aviator. lo2 or. Conuors), TO /,
third. Time. l:27 As. Rene Marigot,
Csshin. Henock Jay r.. J. c. Core Edna
Collips Leon II. and CanOplan also ran.
Third race. selling. six furlongs-Tillie' 3
Nightmare. 20 tSkirvinJ. Is TO ;. won
Bard OF Hope. l07 tE<oerner). S To ,. sec
Time, III 3-'. Iempstead. Lewis and
Eaton also ran.
Fourth race. selling purse. six and 2
half furlongs-Pster Pendcr ll5 G.uftus)
% 10 !. won; Chiffon Squaw. 100 (Skir-
VIM. II 10 >. second Barney Icoc. lO5
IAmbr@sSl, 20 TO Third Time; l;2S 20,
Lady Orimar. Mark Anthony IT,. Rose
. Nell. kaufman and BIundsra also ran
F1iih race. selling, FIVE and a half fur
ionGs-M Muller. ll3 Iottusb, 2 10 /
won: Rye straw. lie (Skirvin). ) TO .
second: Herbert Turner. 1o2 (Ambrosc)
30 70 J. third, Time; l:l25-5. SIR Mince-
ncat. Prosper. sir Edward. Minnie
Bright and Iessupburn also ran. Jes.
sulphur finished first, but was disqualified
for fnulinE.
sixth race selling. mile and An eighth
Font ll9 Glopkirsl to ). won: Dixie
Knight, 100 tNuSonl. 10 !, second Pro.
ulr. ln3 1Schwcihigl. II 10 l. third Time
- 60. Nadzu My Cal. Short Order
Indian Maid. flarncy and Robert Bruc,
also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-16

High School
INTERMEDIATE TEAM
Is BEATEN AGAIN

In close game yesterday afternoon
at the high school gymnasium, the EN-
erson basketball team defeated the high
school intermediates hy score OF IS 10
81. The game Wes fast and exciting from
tho FIRST whistle 10 the last. The Elmer
son team started out IN the lead and
VAS never headed. bat the high school
team was close on their heels all the
time. The game was clean all the way
through ana ali fouls were called
The boys on the Emerson team were
larcce than The high schoo! boys. The
hiSh school boys werc poor at ba asket
throwing and lost many chances 10 make
baskets.
This is the first game that the Elmer
son team has won in the Junior league.
but the high school team has lost all
the games that il has PLAYED. Stars for
inc Emerson team were Eagar and Fair
banks. EsSar never lost a chance to
make 2 basket Stars for the high school
Wer" Porter and Goodrich. Porter made
~ oi Tho Z" points made by his team.
The lineup.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-16
YOKEL WINS HIS
BOUT WITH KAISER

Mike Yollel telegrapbins from Beaver
Falls, Pa. TO the sporting department of
The Tribune. tells OF winning his match
with Charles Kaiser in straight falls.
GokeIs telegram was delayed in trans
mission. The bout was held Wednesday.
but his message did not arrive until yes
terday. Kaiser is d Rochester. n y,
wrestler who is considerably heavier
than Yokel. but Mike won the first fall
in thirtv-four minutes with a head and
leg lock. Mike got the second fall i'll
twcnty-one minutes with half Mel
son.
Yokel wires that he will 80 TO St
Paul to wresue Walter Miller February
-. and then return TO Cleveland for his
his message Yokel expressed complete
confidence Of winning the Gehring bout.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-16
TO PUT SKYSCRAPERS
IN THE COAST LEAGUE
Cooley Says Salt Lake Team
Will Eventually Be in That
Organization.
Special to The Tribune

Special to The Tribune
LOS ANGELES. Feb 15.-Dick Cooley.
owner OF the Salt Lake Skyscrapers.
who Is here ostenslbly for a rest. has
been the busiest roster the town ever
saw. Cooley has been buttonholing base
ball maEnates. managers and players so
incessantIy that today he was asked what
he was schcmlDg.
"WelI you see" he said. "a baseball
team could jump from here 10 Salt Lake
on a Monday while a team from there
WAS going TO Portland or Seattle
Cooley wants TO get Salt Lake and
Seattle into the Coast league and he
thinks he has a chance.
eff the consent Of all the interested
teams could be secured" he said, the
scheme could be worked very easily. But
ii may not be worked up this year. 7
can't say much abou, II now, but I'm
feeling ms way and think there's hope -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-16
HIGH SCHOOL RIFLE
TEAM MAKES RECORD
Youthful Salt Lakers Shoot
Better Than Any Cornpeti-
tors Except Iowa.
By Bud" Fish,

The high school rifle team made new
recotd for the high school yesterday
afternoon In the match with the high
school OF Portland, Me. The new score
is 928. The record Is next to best In the
high school international league, the only
team having higher score Is the Iowa
high school, with score of 946.
Gerald Otteson was the high man,
breaking the high school record for one
man with n score of 1871. He made a
score OF % standing and 80 prone
The boys are improving with each
days practice. Captain Webb expects
all 10 shoot above 100 when the new
rifles that have been purchased arrive
The new guns will be accurate, Captain
Webb thinks that this score Will VIII
from the Portland high school, as their
average Is not much above 900. The In
diYidual scores are as follow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-16
JACK CURLEY MUST
POST MONEY TO-DAY
BY International News Service.

CHICAGO. Feb. i5.-Iack Curley, John
Arthur Johnson and James Flynn are 10
post $4,000 in cash late tomorrow aft
ernoon TO clinch the Johnson Flynn fIgh,
for the worlds heavyweight champion
ship, which is 10 be held somewhere i'm
the west some time In July
They arc TO assemble at the Hotel
Sherman about $50 o'clock and in the
presence of scribes and other interested
parties will spread all that money out on
the table. Then 1t will be given TO AL
Tearney, the stakeholder
Curley will not name tho fight center
at this gathering, He has until MAY |
TO say where he will stage the contest
and says he is going To use AN tha, time
In picking the most available spot
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-16
How Cold Affects the Kidneys

Avoid taking cold if Your kidneys are
sensitive. Cold cougests the kidneys.
throws too much work upon them, and
wea kens their action. Serious kidney
trouble and even Bright s disease may
result Strengthen your kidneys, get
rid Of tho pain and soreness, build them
mp by timely use of Foley Kidney
fIlis' Tonic in action. quick in results,
ochramm-Johnsou, Drugs, ''The Never
Suostitutors.' Five 90 good stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-16
Charleston Entries.

CHARLESTON. :. @. Feb. l5.-To-
morrow entries.
First tsce. purse. three and u half fur.
loucs --Alciucus. p: Mite Foilano Or
mauda Spice. ioa; High Clm. T. II. Gray.
100. Nick Akin. lo6 Ciorita Burns. los
Good Night. 10, Nsndercu. li3,
second rsc" selling. SIX furiougs-Le Lei
aloha. 90: Tick Tack. %: Piorrc Dumas
-; lrishtOwn Ganedoro Star Rose. 100
Queen Bee. Rose Of Jeddah. los: Mamita
i0I: Grif. 100
Third race purse. Eix furIongs-Msck
E. Euhanks. %; Feather Dustor. Bad
Ssvs H.. l0i: CapsiGc, ponau. i0s Rose
Queen. ioa Bion. III.
FOURTH race. selling ono and an eighth
WiloF-HeiNue law bone. -; -. NJ. Mill~r
in6. Montgomery. NadZU. las.
Ftfth race. selling seven fuTlouss-
Dolly Sulimnn- lcf. SprlnGmas. 115. Rpye-
burg IA J. 6 Core. i05. Oakley. lu7;
L0nshand, Otilo, Wander. III. Emperor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-16
Morrow Match fof

By international NeS' ,s-Ha5
CJEVELANp. r,eysd an e.
row Of syracuse ,onlgal y +
s5,in1S sdand bout cSf ~!,lI ,1y JaaS a.tassa = T
raftlins riIf ing; good ar arE7IInsS'ee IssS On 20
s!Ss.s u +9s$Sds; 9SS';dE ', ;;.$sss',s.y: e e .5:n
had had Things Pre,,'yc ycons :'G
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-16
HUB CITY PUTS I|
BAR AGAINST R|l||
Billy Marchmont, q,
Lightweight, Earns Vi,
at Debut in Ansi,,
NoOLolS llEIUS I'M
Harry Trendall, by Al
siVeneSS, Gets Drawn
Young Saylor.
BY Interna tional News s.rl,

BY International News Ssris,
BOSTON, Feb. lj.-Upou M
dation of District Atto1cy N
Judge Sandersou, in the suvWis
nal court today imposed a inl
on Edwin Keeyin, manager I
American Athletic club. this IL
defendant. who is also HitiQ
Jimmy Walsh. the well kgu
was fined $500 in the mullat
and appealed.
In the lower court kesvn n
victed on FIVE counts OF pr1-
public boxing match and VII q
on each, making total Of M
letter inquired into the tiNtl1
underlying the complaint al z
the ends of Justice would b q
if the defendant pleaded gsis.! J.
first count sud paid nae 'i
The fning of KecWn ~.
death knell OF professional u
Boston.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-16
COUlON YIELDS \ wv
Bantam Champion cons'u
Burns to Tip Beam at '''

BY international News sn@
NEW ORLEANS. FEB. Ia, iaN' l.
concerning the bantamwe',,Ss, 4, n
ship bout next SUNDAY yi,,,as :. y, ,,,Il
a. c. between Johnny CSI,s %Ss rit7|
Burns has been settled. ,sr:,,,.s 81: a
ton. which for time .,gItas1 4
Souion's SS'iG s. representative e.1r,,Sssi] r.!s
objection to pron'O.siI ,,sissi ar
employee. The en.sens,udtf \
also settled: Colilon evp m II wr
Burns to tip the oea.l Tss lCs1|
with his trunks on. ,.s Mi ~
that only thirty minutes HllnI!s'ns h
the boys finish weisn%ss ,%s hrA
gloves are laced on Wv
lighters WAS also maos.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-16
ERROR Of SOLDIERS
STOPS JUAREZ RACES
American Warriors Get on the
Wrong Street Car an "ln-
wade Mexico.
NEW ENTRIES ISSUED
Winn Announces That Sport
Will Be Resumed This
Afternoon.
NEW ENTRIES ISSUED

Special 10 The Tribune.
Ell PASO. Tex. Feb. 15.-Nineteep
American soldiers. by getting on the
wrong street car. caused panic among
the Mexican residents Of Juarez today
and excitement ran so high that the races
were called off. street car service was
Interrupted and maledictions on the
American invasion" were heard on every
street corner In Juarez
Even when the soldiers explained their
mistake and retired TO the American
siGo OF the river the Mexicans refused u
believe II. Order was not restored until
nearly nlghtfall,
Racing viii bc resumed today unless
something else fi1ghtens the MeXicans in
TO another panic. NJ. j. Winn announced
tonight that the street car company had
promised him that the usual service
would be restored tomorrow New en-
tries were issued and are printed In this
column.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-16
Trendall EsruS p
Bv international News Sn go,

By international NeH' u,,T 8
ST. LOUIS. Feb: F,sa.ois l3.Isr!aa ~ 81
Young saylor OF lnaiaJlsss ,s Il.ss
the earlier rounds .sy. ny S' iss
on their six-ronno nn.S, Jy Trs
Athletic club t2nisnIi,; t2i.s.Iiy snd -
ii,e Iioosier's clever cOysT'i1Is. e iI. fr
visitor was weaKsl,,un, =, soAla
ro,Inds and did a 'ot o.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-16
sRlToN oUTeoxEs FRE%si
Billy Marchant OF England h'n
impression at His Firtt Appu''

BY international News STm
NEW YORK. Feb. lS.-BF ~
the English lightweight, m.as |.
can debut tonight al the Nalls1. !.
ing club. and outpointeo ns!
thIeu. the French star, by sE3
NIarchant showed that he IT,
use both hands. He msras1 =
Vulnerable times on che F'ssI
his wallops lacked steam. ~
the battle Marchant save
ton OF sidestcpping. duesius
beat a rival 10 the punch
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-16

Worlds Swimming Records.

CHICAGO Fob. 1.-Two worlds rec
ords were changed tonight i'm the open
swimming meet her" under the auspices
of the Illinois Athletic club. Kenneth
ii"SHa2h OF Tho Chicago Athletic asso-
citation made nifty wards in 90 f-5. willie
jaTN Il"hner OF the Illinois club i'm
proved on his own record by going the
loo Yards bICkstroEc in -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-16
Lord DeCicS BUYS Horses

NEW YORK, Feb. ia.-Fivc American
John T.. Madden, Lexington. Ky. have
hecn bought by Lord Dccics and are now
on their way To England to be raced in
that country.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-16
Baseball Moguls Try
To Squelch Outlaws
National Magnates Also Adopt Liberal Agreement
Benefiting Players, but American
Cars Dernur to 1t.
By international News Service.


~ HICAGO 15-N[ajor baseball took the
first steps squelc the Columbian and United
~ outlaw that
solid The warke consisted Of de-
enlarge league twelve 1913 and
expand American Then il there
anywhere he National league will be expanded,
decided make public these facts but they
leaked out and bus denying they
facts nevertheless,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-16
Tan Rounds TO H

py ln,ernaiIonal, :. S''I -
~ PEORIA. H.; TsSs; TI.iSst. 'tef.1
Harry ponahne' nsrs lonsGs,s \
$'5$ assa;s Ss. ';s; =; s::::IS;'s's: e:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-16
HnnlelNu r.r,iIt

ST rEoE!A.' !%'F1s, y; y. l1oss s;s. i,
Of Chicago . Won in an sa
,:;, S,'S Ss4; 'SG#s'sSS e 3 E: &c ss2@';; ;:'i
%sTs aGoP;e% $.,nE q T'si,5.lEs. 'ssadsE.s >. =
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-16
Wins Steeplechase Stakes

AiTEIIL. France Feb. l5-Eueene
Ftschofs Angebond TODAY won the PriA
de Nsucr@ssou. 2 stoeplochasc of $1,000
distance two miles and 4 hAl( furlni,r.
In the PriN d'CUveTturc. selling. steeple-
Caa-@ OF $3.50. distance ono mile ard
seven Spd "a half furonEs Thomas T.
Hernes Coppee finished second
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-16
Presidents s Powers Enlarged

Section .. article ,, of The national
agreement. relative to ..he drawing of
major league schedules. was amended
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-16

ils
StAth race. selling. one mile Plant
p, Profile. Puck. Western Belle 20:
Ltmpct, lol Camel los. Tho Golden But
terhy, Acnar ioi.: Magazine. III: Troy
Weight. ll3-
Weat ther reataninr. track hoau,.