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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-12
BENEFIT FEATURES
WILL BE NUMEROUS
Practically Settled That Han
son and Baker Will Box
Twenty Rounds.

Everything Is moving along smoothly
in connection with the big benefit which
will be given a the Salt Palace saucer
on "Wednesday, June 26 for the family OF
Henry Potter, the young policeman who
was killed In a motorcycle race at Wan
damere last week. Yesterday Nelson &
Langford, lessees Of the Salt Palace, noti-
fled the committee in charge that the
use of the saucer track. lights and every
thing in connection with the place will
be donated to the committee
we will also take off our coats and
hustle to make the show a big success,
declared Mr.. Langford
Manager Floyd MacF'arland OF the eau
Ger track also notified the committee
that his services are at its command
1t looks as though Manager Harry Hea-
gren viii be able to get Howard Baker
rounds as the main event OF the enter
tainment. w C. Jones. representing
Baker. and Fred Winsor, manager OF
Hanson. met last night and agreed upon
15s pounds at o'clock. This will give
Hanson about six pounds the best of the
weight.
Jones also insisted that the men box
and that each post forfeit of $50 10
guarantee his weight. These. demands
were satisfaction to Winsor, but the
the kidney punch must be barred and
the rules Will have TO be modified to
that extent.
Jones also insisted that Willard Bean
be named as referee. Hanson had no OBJ
lection to this as he understands that the
selection OF a referee rests with the COM
mittee in charge Of the benefit. This COM
mittee Is composed Of D, A. Callahan, DR..
Charles G Plummer. Dr. r. M. Payzant,
Ezra Thompson, J. c. Lynch and A, III:
Crabbe The committee has already laid
down Its rules for the contest and has
simply offered Baker and Hanson the
r,1u uINit Ian hac n o. n q
terms and Is ready TO sign, 1t is ex-
pected that Baker will do the same when
he realizes that this match is being
handled by business men who do not ap-
prove OF haggling and who are not likely
to change the conditions for the bout at
the demand OF any boxer,
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P. J. MORAN GETS
PAVING CONTRACT
Ogden Commission Lets SIS.
600 Job to Salt Lake Man;
Only One Bidder.
Special TO The Tribune

SPecidl 10 Inc Tribune.
OGDEN, June 11.-After elimina ting the
Fowler avenue block from consideration
al this time, the city commissioners this
morning awarded the p. j Moran COM
pany OF Salt Lake a contract for the
paving OF Grant avenue between Twen-
ty-third and Twenty-fourth streets, the
paving OF the intersections of Washington
avenue and Twenty third Twenty -fouri h
ana Iwcnty-nfth streets and the repair
ing OF the paving on Twenty fourth and
IWenty-htth streets. The total amour [
OF the contract will exceed S25, 600
When the time was reached for the
opening, OF bids for this work. it was
round that Moran was the only bidder
After considering the matter for several
DAYS, the commissioners decided to award
the contract without readvertlslng for
BIDS For the Grant avenue block the
company Will receive Sl0,651.95 the plac-
ing OF asphalt at the three intersections
VIII cost the city s12.l7T.33 and the re-
pairs 20 the paving on the two streets
mentioned Will be made a the rate of
Sl.I5 per square yard.
II was the original intention Of the
commissioners 10 include the block on
FoWler avenue, between Twenty fifth and
Twenty sixth streets. in this contract but
persistent protests from several property
owners caused them 10 abandon this inn
proNement for the present. They will re-
tain jurisdiction of the district. however.
and expect 10 pave IL at some future
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OGDEN FIGHTING HARD.
Good Roads Delegation VIII Co to LOGAN
In Autos to Win Convention
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN, June n.-Ogden will be repre-
sented by approximately forty delegates
when the Intermountain Good Roads as
Logan tomorrow. The object OF the large
delegation is TO secure the convention for
this city next year, and from the int err
est displayed there seems to be little
doubt but that Ogden will be the chosen
city,
With few exceptions the local deleca Les
Will make the trip to Logan by auto,
starting early tomorrow morning on the
pleasant drive o. ]. Stilwcll, manager OF
the Ogden publicity bureau will make an
organizations which will be represented
and those who expect to make the trip
follow:
Ogden Auto club-L. H. Becraft. A
and Harry Lindell.
Ogden Good Roads association-J J.
Brummitt. e. E. Harrison. j. II. Devine.
A. =. Larson and l.. NJ Nelson
Weber club-A. r. Heywood. J G. Hey
wood F. n. Rolapp. w. Y. sanderson and
P. r. Wright
Ogden publicity bureau-Hon. Rudolph
kuchler Carl Rasmussen. farman feery.
Irving Emmett and Paul Kuhn.
chamber of commerce-Hon. William
A. Kennedy and G. S. Glenn,
Weber county-Joseph Storey, s g.
Dye. J. c. Child. Andrew S. Allen and
John Rybee.
william % Gasmann. <. p BiseloW. "br,. Dr.,
II NJ Rowe and o. T. stilweD
State of Utsh-A, J.. Brewer, F. w
Stratford and David Mattson.
George ]. Kelly, NJ skeen and c. S,
Retterment t league-w. w. Henderson.
", o. Ridges and Thomas Mckay.
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D. s. |. OFFICIALS
BURLEY VISITORS
Speeches Are Made and Bonds
OF Friendship Strength
ened.
Special 10 The Trihune

'@FNN'o' " iHe lrl0une.
BURLEY, Idaho, June 10.-The Oregon
Short Line "Get-Acquainted special" ar
rived I'm Burley this morning from Oak
ley, bringing a number of Short Line Of
hours
me railroad men were met AT the
depot oy a representative delegation OF
business men who escorted the visitors
70 the Hotel Burley where q ''get~ac-
qnainted meeting was held c. w
troductory remarks introduced D. r.
Cray; district freight and passenger
asien. age ,,oh who 3s talked Interestingly of The
is purely for the purpose of getting in
closer touch with the business interests
along the line. He paid a glowing trlb-
ute 70 the wonderful development which
is taking place In this section OF south
ern Idaho. and drew a comparison to the
time when he rode on horseback through
the country twenty wears ago.
c. j. McNitt. auditor for the railroad
company, spoke of the friendly relations
which have always existed between his
company and the citizens OF Burley. He
said that Of the $4,000 which was ad-
Nanced by his company last year for the
purpose OF furnishing seed grain for
many farmers on the south side Minidoks
project, all but s265 had been paid back
and that a further extension Of time had
been allowed on this balance.
T. a. Martin and a. r McNitt fol-
lo"eq with brlef addresses. and responses
for the town were made by s. G. Rich.
cashier Of the Burley State bank and
Attorneys z. J. Hunter and s. T. Lowe,
and Hal G. Blue. superintendent ot the
Burlev schools.
K. c. Manson. superintendent, and r. :.
Spencer. assistant general passenger
agent OF the Oregon Short Line. were
then called upon. and responded with
brief addresses which were well received
and which will add further to the good
will which already exists between The
railroad company and the people OF Bur-
lev
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lTLO0K BR|CHTEVS
|DR OGDEN PLAYERS
1t of Capital Necessary for
Incorporation Secured;
\ Team Strengthened.
10 The Tribune.


DEN. June IA. p. Bigclow,
nan OF the committee that is solicit
lock for the Ogden Baseball asso-
-. announced today that by this
|nr the committee probably will have
Ia more than $4,000 OF the $4,000
&Iization with which the association
"a Incorporated. He. together with
olher members OF the committee,
upon a number Of business men
1fternoon and secured more than
worth of stock
.oraing to Mr. BigeIow. the interest
4 business men and Ogden citizens
Horal has been increased by the two
Les of the club over the league
a Sunday and Monday.
&ere is no question but that the Oe-
Tub contains the foundation of one
. best teams in the league he said.
With a little strengthening will
10 the front In a hurry. In my
tn. there is no team in the league
<ontains at present the fighting
spirit shown by the Ogden club.
1Ict that when the club returns TO
i for the next series Ogden fans
a mighty glad 10 attend the games"
esid further that just as soon as
poo mark had been reached the as
||0n would be incorporated under
|afe laws. Already the strengthen
|r0cess is going on. transportation
4 been forwarded for players rec
Hded by Manager McCloskey, To-
[icket WAS wired TO Pitcher kitty"
n OF Oakland. Cal. He Will join the
Ia Butte this week. Outiielder
Epencer OF Milwaukee also Will join
keys band in the. mining town,
u was formerly with the Coast
and Spencer was with Nc
Wa Milwaukee brewers in 1910.
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AsSESsME ENT NOTICE.

Seven Troughs Monarch Mines com
pany. Principal place OF business, Salt
Lake City, Utnh.
Notice is hereby given that at a regu-
lar meeting OF the board OF direc-
tors OF the seven Iroughs ,Monarch
Of May: l9i2, an assessment, No. II, OF
one fourth Of cent (3c) per share was
levied on the outstanding capital stock
of the corporation, payable Immediately
TO z. l.. Conely, treasurer. It his office.
care of Mccormick G. Co, bankers. Salt
Lake City. Utah. Any stock upon which
this assessment may remain unpaid on
Saturday, June 10. 1912. will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auction,
and unless payment is made before Will
be sold at the office OF the company
located in the Mountain States Telephone
and Telegraph company's building Tues
day. July .. 1912. at > O'Clock p. m. TO
pay tho delinquent assessment together
with the cost OF advertising and expense
OF sale. II. SOMMERS. Secretary
Office. the Mountain States Telephone and
Telegraph Company Building. Salt Lake
City. Utah. clS0i
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FAVOR|TE At ALAN
TAKES THIRD PLACE

ALAN, Ida, June 11-Roysl Tea won
the feature event at the Alan course to-
day Delaney was second and G. M.
Miller. the favorite. was third. Royal
Tea and Delaney were off on even terms
laney into submission. Royal Tea drew
ahead and won going away Miller. out
run I'm the carly stages. made a bid in
the stretch. but was too far back TO
catch the leaders. Weather fair track
fast.
The summary:
First race. four furlongs-Jessie Porter. l~
10 /. third Time IS as, all Finn Tidy
wsSsrh ana Elmer L. Jr Snishea n,, ,, y, nomS9 %,
,bnriinseme,. 10 10 l. won 10 Mo loS g. a.
Mc1ntyre), lie to /, second: Dutch Courage. io7
,gooneyl :, "a 20 10 n!1 Tine Ios GoiS; cole.
cisco Maid aud Lowe nnished az named.
Third ruos. ak furlonss-CIltc, 100 tBuStonl.
"a TO 5. won; Harlem Mod. 1o7 tMoIn,yIe). a to
:; second; Hswlay. lip oraud> 20 10 I. third.
Time. i6 is, cuvlns. Litlctcp. Jim Rnther-
ford, Roy T. Rio 10. Jane Laurel. George Bis-
Fourth race. ak turlonss-Roy Tea. 1os rBur-
toni. 70 l. won; Delaney, 1os tRooncyl, 1s to
:. seoond; @. NJ Miller. i1s tschwcelS>. . TO
g. third Time. Ia. Seneca. Roy Junior. Daddy
Hamilton. ios (E McEv,uJ, 10 l. won: Old
Mexico, iis tsoland) 10 to I. peeoud; MIsa Sly.
| Adena. High Range. Lnlinu Ray. David War.
hsld. Lol,o Greed. Media. pahisren, Rey ri
Toyar and swagorlator finished named.
(BnrlIngame). IL TO g. won Iesrinn, us (Bo-
| land). IS TO /. second; Johnstorn, iis (E. Nc
ETsn to ~. Sa Trhos Ts S5 ds 5 Ras.
| ished named
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BS WILL CLASH
Il IN DECISIVE GAME

h Esturday will he youngsters day.
Ia day the members OF two base
ans of two Of the great clubs oi
cIfy-the Commercial and Press
VII! meet on the diamond al
IS park at $3.50 and there give bat
al for the official title Of club
Ions Of the west.
chiidren will be the guests Of the
0d al the grounds they will be vel
care Of A special section will bt
"a for them and they will be given
Mention.
wsIriors who are going TO lake
h the mighty battle are lining ur
<hty style. Last evening teams
1oth clubs worked OUT at the Clut
III and the crowd Of onlookers
that IL was hard TO pick out tho
Il team.
.CommerCial club announces thai
'Select Its team from the following
u; Pug Sherwood. Herman
n Sam Neel, Gail Moffat, kid
. Dave Narsetts, Theo Reyers:
Hilliams. Harry Ford. Producer
Lem, Chocolate Dilliuger, 'SlatS
u. 5. Smith. Rucl IIallorar, George
| Harry Johnson.
/ o'clock Saturday. preceding the
me. Viii be given the street pa .
| positlvely the most stupendous
I Of military and militant members
Wer went over tho cltY's main
\ There wilt he apparatus from
ID department. squads OF police,
water wagons. steam rollers, AMI
urficn, children section. automobile
T. feterogeneous section and In fact
1iring outpourinE and concatena :
X|Splsy
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ncert' Liberty park, Wedncs-
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WEATHER FORECAST.

WEATHER FORECAST FOR THE STATE or
UTAH-FAtR WEDNESDAY; THURSDAY PROB
ABLY SHOWERS.
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1ER VINCENT HOST
TO BASEBALL TEAM

fy night Father Vincent. man
{he All Fallows baseball team. en-
" his players at the Louvre.
NJ elaborate banquet was served.
|ru was OF the best and mirth and
Fcre principal part OF the pro-
= Nell Boyle was toastmaster and
~ himself nohly OF the task i'm
Doh him. All the boys said a few
'olleee team this year was the best
|ool has had for many years. The
'ert through the season without
game. Great credit is due 10
sfewart, the college coach, who
enrnestly with the boys and sue
~ Teaching them the real way Of
ball. Captain Schmidt was also
help 10 the team on account OF
'Tledge OF the game and his ef-
pltching. The team WAS strong
'y department, the fielding and
ceing AZ good as could be de-
OF a team composed Of college
Hodgers. who played right Held
'4r, has been elected captain for
ear and he promises TO have as
record as his predecessor. The
who had not received their "a
no obtained ii this year are Joe
3 z. McGill. r. Tulis. G. Hensel,
|Es r, Little and e Shea
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CHAMPION FIGURES
IN DOUBTFUL FIGHT
5y International News Service

NEW HAVEN, Conn, June I1-John
Coulon and Frankie Hayes OF St Louis
We're the principals tonight in very
suspicious looking affair. In the first
three periods the boys were so clearly
stalllng that Referee Fitzgerald at the
end Of tho third round, left the ring
declaring he was not going To be a party
TO frame up He said the boys had
refused TO fight despite his warnings.
The bout was continued. however nv
direction OF Chief of Police Cowlcs with
Announcer Doherty as referee
When the boys came together IN the
fourth Hayes went 10 the floor under a
blow that seemed to have very little
steam behind II, but was on his feet
at the count Of eight, only 10 go down
again for the complete count. Doherty
declared Coulon the winner 10 the ac-
compa niment of Kisses and catcalls from
the crowd
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OLYMPIC SWIMMERS
FINALLY SELECTED

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE last Of the
Olympic tryouts held today, when
more swimmers competed at vernon
Lake. ~ J.. for the trip 10 Stockholm.
The Olympic committee chose tho follow
ing swimmers: Michael McDcrmott and
Kenneth Huzssah. the Chicago a. A.;
Harry j. Hebncr and Perry McGilltvray,
Illinois A. C.: Nicholas +. Nerich and
James REILLY. New York A. c., and Duke
Kahanamolu, Hawaii.
AS supplemental list, the committee
chose: Richard Eirzelle of New YORK
A. c.; Eben -. Cross. Jr.. Princeton; =
l.. Goodwin, New York a. c.; Leslie q.
Rich, Rrookline. Mass. Swimming club,
and .Loseph Moreys Illinois A. G.
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3, international News Service.
ALAN. Ida. juno H.-Tomorrow's Coeur
d'hlene entries:
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Results at Latonia.
BY International News Service.

LhTOSIA. juno l1.--Resulta
First race. hVe furlonEG-Rculab s.. 10 (Goosel
strnight 20 won: Lodoua. ITO tsteele). place
SIS 30. second. Nelly Agnes, 10 tShijingl show
$3.50. third. Timc. 1901 1-5 Eta Ray. Anna
Reed Bessy Betty. Bsiiy She, Lury. Luke. Day
and Pink Bcnu also
Second race nyo furiongs-Belios. il6 tstesie),
straight $40. sriar Path. III (Ganz) place
Slleo second; Hawthorne. IT'S (Mocsworthl
show out. third. Time. 100. Silver Moon also
ran.
Third race. six furongr-suro Get. Ii2 (Faiu),
straight -. 20. won. EIheldh 1oi (MoeEworth)
plnce $3.50. second: sylvestris, 1o7 Davenport,
show 81 90. third. Time. l:i3 is First Peep
81. j. Hnln. Snap. Chemupo. Bost Bury, Prin.
cess Thorpe aud Lord Kenmore slSo ron.
Fourth race, mile and acknowledgement
ton los tMcCshsyl. straight $3.50. won: White
Wool. ios (Es.op), place 81 30. second: Mary
Davis IoS fDavnnporD, show $3.50. third Time
/ AS t-5. Melton street. Copper Town and Roll.
ing Stone also ran.
Finh race. six turongs-WinninE Widow. ioi
(Honryj. straight $3.50. won. Ella Brvson. 10.
istoeIel place 81 So second; Summer Might 10,
taccabey). show IS, third. Time lis 20. vc-
nota stromo SyrinRn, Miss Thorpe, UruuIa
Emma. Nancy Grntcr aud Gertrude Maioney asc
sixth race mills and seventy yards-Puck. 10:
| (Estcpp. straisht $500. won: Rudolfo, lo5 caI-
iahan, place $3.50. srcoud; Working Lad M
| tFaul. show s2.6o. third. Time ia z-5 Yank
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Latonia Entries.

Bv international News Service.
CINCINNATI. o. June 1i.-Tomorrov's La
tonia entries:
First Ruco-ScIlinS. Ave fironss
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De Orn Wing

TRENTON. n, j.. June 1l.-Alfrcdo dc
Oro defeated Edward ]. Ralph OF Hights-
town, n. j., 200 10 l}1 in the first block
OF zoo points OF the 600 point pocket BILL
lard match for the national championship
here tonight.
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NSON AND FLYNN
ENGTHENING WORK

VEGAS. y, NJ, June 11.-Jack
. AND Jim FLYNN have heightened
3tq runs and boxing bouts I'm
Ion Tor their worlds champion
.ttie here July 4. The sparrins
~ both camps has been extend :
si1 and nine rounds to fifteen
qaiy, resulting In a noticea BILE
X IN weight. Today Johnson
ne scales at 22l pounds and
"A Ryan, chief trainer at the
S5np' has begun to box with his
@om Flaniean. chief trainer for
10 expected 10 reach the cham
mp June Is. A referee will be
AZ soon as Johnson has passed
list OF cligibles, 1t was an
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Burial in Salt Lake.

Special 10 The Tribune
BINGHAM. June 1l.-Fuueral services
for Mrs. Y. r. Jones, who died yester-
day from pneumonia. Will be held Thurs
day from the residence at 2 o'clock. The
body will be taken 10 Salt Lake City on
the evening train, for interment In Mt.
Olivet cemetery. The obsequies will be
under the direction of Alice hive No. 6.
Ladies OF the Maccabees.
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Police in Olympic Team

NEW YORK. June 1l.-Five officers of
the New York police department were
granted sixty days leave OF absence to-
day to make tho trip 10 Sweden to com
pete in the Olympic games. They were
Patrolmen Patrick Mcdonald. shot put
ter; John j, Eller. hurdler: Egon Erick
son, high jumper; Simon r Gillls hammer
thrower and Matt McGrath OF the supple
mentary list.
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New Schedule Out.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. June u.-otncials of the Oregon
Short Line have announced a time card. ef-
toctive Sunday Juno l5. Beyond placing the
Yellowstone park trains IN service for the :
Tner. there few changes and only minor ones.
Tho park specials, known Nos. is and ls. Will
leave Ogden. northbound at $40 p. m. and.
southhound. ar s:25 4. The Salad city mo-
tor viii arrive at 5:2o p. m. Instead OF 4 40
p M and No. 90. local train 10 Salt Lake.
will leave ten minutes earlier than heretofore.
viz $50 Instead OF q o'clock
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Haroldi. great Polish violiuist. Salt
air. tonight. 6:S0
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Comparative weather data at Salt Lake City.
June II. 1912:
Highest temperature today n degrees
highest IN This month since 1874 los de-
Erees: lowest last night 80 degrees; lowest
ibis month since 1874 80 degrees; tenn
perature for today was IS degrees; normal was
81 degrees. accumulated excess since the frat
of the month Is i5 degrees accumulated exceEs
since January 1 is i2l degrees.
Relative humidity o. a. M today 81 per
cont; relative humidity az p. N. today was
- cent
Total precipitation for the twenty flour hours
ending at 8 p. m. TaS none; total for thin month
10 date Is IL OF an Inch: accumulated deficiency
for this month 10 date IA 81 OF an inch; total
pYeci ipitetlon oInce January 10 date is az
inches accumulated excess elnce January Ia
81 OF Inch.
Sun rISes i5S a. m; sets .. m, June
II. 1912.
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS
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To Protect Children.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN. June 1L-Di1-LoEsn post C. A. r.
has petitloncd the city commissioners 10 keep a
portion OF Washington avenue free OF vehicles
and automobiles during the parade of the school
children Flag day. June a. IL Is represented
by the that the ceremonies Central
park and the parade Immediately aftcrWard will
be participated In by approximately 5000 children.
They desire To AFFORD these children every pro-
lection possible. Through the commissioners, the
merchants OF the ci,y win he asked Ia close their
stores between the hours OF and p m- next
Friday.
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Cross EXcslS Redmond.

NEW YORK. June 1l-Ieach Cross
outboNed Jack Redmond of Milwaukee in
a ten round bout tonight. Both men
weighed in al 1876 pounds In the fourth
round Redmond landed hard left 10 the
Jaw and right TO the wind. shaking his
opponent and causing him to cover IN
the fifth two lcfts TO the face brought
blood from Crosss mouth, but he retail
ated with left hook that cut Redmond S
right eye and bothered him for the rest
Of the contest
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VG CONTEST TO
Z HELD IN CHICAGO

os June 1.-the Gordon Ben
~ VIII be held in Chicago. ac~
aoVices just received by the
oi Illinois to the effect that
70 Chicago next week. It had
|uored that the race might go 10
nia club, which had offered more
~ the event. six OF the thirteen
IN the International champion
oeen certified. There ore
ptries from England. one from
1slg1urn and Switzerland.
rSck. the American aviator who
r.oke the passenger flying rec
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Arrange Rifle Matches.

WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE National
Rifle association arranged with the New
Jersey authorities to hold It's annual
matches In connection with the New Ter
sey State Rife association matches Au-
gust 20 to September II at Seagirt, n. ].
A team then will be selected to represent
the United States In a match with Can
ada for the Palma trophy TO be held at
Ottawa on about September Il. The
war department has designated the Sea-
girt matches as interstate competition to
have their expenses paid out OF federal
funds
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OLD FOLKS OUTING.
Arrangements Are Being Made for Big
Event In Near Future

PROVO, June 1.-THE old folks COM
mittee for Provo and the wards on the
north met last night to consider the ma =
ter OF an outing for the old folks this
summer A committee consisting 81
Arthur Craven. James s Lovelsss and
". +. Giles was appointed to make rec
concentrations as 10 time and place OF
outing. This report will be made at q
meeting of the committee on July l..