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0lO, SICK AND HELPLESS, kREEGER
NOW REFUSED AID BY COUNTY BOARD

confines of Las Animas county that
is entitled to II pension from the
county for services rendered. II Is
Luis Krecger. For practically forty
years h. has been an efficient ofti-
Ger. Drawing danger and detyiug
death II multitude of times. lie is
known all through the southwest by
reputation. Now old and broken In
body and mind. those who have mos,
benefited by his long service, and
who could reward him for that long
and faithful service will not turn Il
hand to help him.
II, is an outrage" said an iratc
citizen today. Its an injustice
said another. Everywhere sympathy
is expressed for the venerable officer
and nothing but words OF condemna-
tion for the negligent commissioners
for their attitude in relation to the
condition of Luis krceger.
Whether or not the board is acting
strictly within Its rights by refusing
aid to Luis krcegcr is hardly a qucs'
tlon in view of the high handed
methods pursued with reference Ia
the spending OF the peoples money
in other matters. This Is "A platu
question of mans humanity to
man." and If they could not officially
render succor to Il tried and true SER
want, they are at least indebted to
him personally In Il sum far in ex-
cess Of his present needs.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-06
GREEKS TAKE TURK FORT
IN BRILLIANT VICTORY

With all the defending batteries
In the hands OF the Greeks and the
Hellenic soldiers y, the gates Of ia
nina. Esssad rasha. the Turkish
70 n, n, ~ssiev. at 4 o'clock this rnogr.
inx cent messengers under f1hE oi
truce to Crown Prince Constantine
OF Greece. announcing the surrender
OF the city and all the troops under
his com innnd.
Th. fall Of Janina was announced
by the Crown Prince To the Greek
war office in the following DIES
patch:
Enigma Greek hcadquartcrsb d
\. M.-Thc Greek army having oc-
cupicd tho entire left front OF the
city OF Janina end also Bizani AMI
Castritza having been surrounded
by our troops. E.ssaad Pasha has
informed me that his troops surren-
der as prisoners of war.
II will send you shortly details OF
the great victory OF our gallant
army"
Wild enthusiasm rcigncd In the
streets OF Athens on the announce
ncnt OF the news. All the houses
were decorated with flags. Excit-
cd people thronscd the thorough
fares ginging the Greek national an
them. while Joyous pcals rang out
from every church stccplc in the
capital.
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Senate Democrats
in Caucus Again

Washington. ~. G.. March C.
Democrats OF tho senate today re-
sumcd their caucus TO determine OF,
plan OF reorganization OF the SEN
ate and the re-sl,aping OF the COM
mittces that are to have charge of
legislation In the new congress.
Chairman Kern presented the fol
lowing names Of senators who are
to compose the steering committee
to make up Democratic committee
assignments and they were uLGni
mously approved:
senators siern. Martin, Clarke,
Arkansas: Chamberlain, owen, o.
German, Smith. Georgia; Lee,
Thomas, Colorado,
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DYNAMITE CHARGE EXPLODED IN
ATTEMPT TO WRECK SALOON

small portion OF the building Had
the dynamite been placed in the
foundation itself the explosion would
doubtless have wrecked the entire
building and killed or injured every
person in the saloon.
number OF men were drinking
at the bar when the building rocked.
There was u crash of window glass
and glassware. and dishes were rat
tied off OF shelves in the saloon and
cafe. Two Or three women in the
restaurant fled screaming from the
place. officer Waller of the ives.
end beat had left the place but
few minutes when the explosion oc-
Cured He was the first to reach
th., scene and begin an investiEa.
Lon. No arrests have been made
That there Is p blackhaud society
In existence IN Las Animas county
has been known for gone time. but
all efforts OF tho police and all the
resources of the sheriff have never
been able to locate the haunts or cs-
tablish the identity of members.
Numerous cases have been reported
in the past year where Italian and
Assyrian merchants of the camps.
aud ranchmen as we'll, have received
threatening letters and demands Tor
money. A few months ago u Segun-
do merchant found IA letter on his
doorstep. Thre. Sopris merchants
received letters the same day late
last fall. and the records OF tho
sheriff and coroner show number
of mysterious murders which have
never been cleared up
The perpetrators of the dynamite
plot last night evidently had no in
tcntion of killing any one, their
plan being to wreck the building as
a warning to the proprietor of the
saloon who. IT. is declared had been
commanded to come across" with
$1,000.
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Los Angeles. Cal March G.
They would send m" to III. pcnitcn-
iinry because am an enemy to the
rich.'
This was tine plea today Of Ciar-
enrc barrow M u, rCHcw"d his argu-
meuts for ncguitial ~ the hands OF
the Jury irving HIN u second time on
charges Of having briLcd Juror in
the trial of the NrNHmars brothers.
Tor whom he was chief counsel.
MANY women w"pt Hs Dsrrow
pleaded for his liberty bcfor. u crowd
even larger than listened TO him YES
iurduy.
"Id di. before I would ash mere
uf the gang Of brigBud. who have
been seeking my blood, | can s'ill
fight" continued parrow. shouting
at tho array OF witnesses who had
testified aynIns, HIN
II followed my duty as u lawyer
aud forro, all 'accp' Ihos. I Ind
sworn to serve.
Some dny when am known ~
truly am, II vii be written tina, nv
sct;IcMcns Of that ras" com rom.s.
by which III. McA iLIarus entered
pleas Of guilty WIS uu" OF til. most
successful ever onpiish.i BY .
lawyer. I am willing TO bc Judged on
IL by God and b! mou.
Il knew something OF what III.
world calls criminal. They have tn.
sam. warm handciaSp. Their ssulis
ani the brains In ,i"m wcr. fashion
ed 10y the same power,
You and I may have ,rimin1, In
-,in.r and II may have been our
good forum. ncy. TO hay. temp
'a'ion- thrown In ouT pl'h
when ! see u iuar placing hIn-
self upon - pedestal ,nd calling his
fellow men criminals. nis,rus,
that man.
We all rilI our pisces IN life.
riaying the game until W. 20 out
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"CI1|zEN" BALDWIN
PINES FOR THE DAYS
THAT "USEOTowAS"


"Cc". hut this Is u lonesome place
muiicrcd i. &. Baldwin. house keeper
ut Citizens headquarters today as
he sat with his feet elevated to Il
Jcsh top. gazing long and pcnsivcly
Il tho framed couu,.naDcc of one
4. Tart who has retired TO "A pc
- Ian NE All day long Bald
/sIts ai"und. ready aud eager 80
~ ou; information concerning tho
kanE's hand. picked candidates. but
no On" ever comes around except
John Casey. Hiily I.iiiicton. and thr
faithful old gang work horses who
framed up the Citizens" part, be
hing closed doors. Looks like Well
haN. to pu! II man III uniform down
On the sidewalk to get the pcopi" M
here" suggested one OF the political
sai.radcrs.
The fact that I'll" people al Trini-
dad arc exhibiting no interest what
ever In III. socallcd Citizens ticket
has caused til. gang no lii,ic con-
c"rI. when tn. old machine gang
Stcrs decided to adopt III. name.
they thought that Il would deceive
The people and prov" poaulIr
movement. but til. pcopl" were not
deceived aud recognizing IN" gang In
'tr bvtisNst iIiih'Ht tHtN nave very
WISELY refuse" To enlist under the
stolen banner. Disappointment has
turned To anger ana anger to rage.
and realizing til" hopcl"ssncss OF the
cu,sc They have become desperate
and mr." rcsor''nI 20 IN" induigcnc"
In siani"ruu- personalities In tn.
hope Of injnriug In. candidate. on
the opposing tickets.
The gang IL facing tn" great crisis
the same kind of a crisis that has
come TO all political sangs IN recent
wears. The power of the machine IL
broken. Th" bru;" force ~ no longer
behind til" club that hrs been WELD
cd to whip til" pcopl. Into lin. tn =.
many ,"ars. TIL" support whicn was
looked for In this cam,p'gn j. not
mai-rializinG. Hitherto faithful SER
wants of tn" Interests are not dig
ginv up Tn. gang L. iistntcgrut-
Ing aud the machinery II going to
the scrap heap. The Citizens move
ncnt has been failure. The candi-
dates ar. dissatisfied and talking
about withdrawing. TIL" gang feels
Itself slipping. slipping slipping to
the edge OF the abyss.
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John A.ciIo. local banker and
owner Of the Southern Colorado
Mercantile company and number
OF other business enterprises OF this
city and county. has returned from
Denver where he closed u deal for
the purchase OF the cntir. whole
sale interests OF the Rcmsbcrg Mcr-
camille store at Ration. y. n. This
purchase involved a consideration OF
Sl5O.000 and the transfer OF tn.
bi. store. warehouses and other
buildings. Mr.. Aicilo takes charge
OF tn. big Gate City concern on
April /. This Is the biggest busi-
ness transaction that has bccn re-
ported locally Tor a number OF years.
e. $. Moray OF Denver. president
Of tn. Morcy Mercantile Company,
and head OF the American Sugar Re-
fining Company: \. 4. Thatcher. n
prominrnL bank.: and capitalist. aud
a number Of Chicago capitalists
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-06
.RlCClO CASE IN
DISTRICT COURT

After being out Just twenty min
u;rs the Jury In the district court
this afternoon returned verdict
finding Jor RigIio guilty as charged
OF the larceny of four head oI horses
belonging to ltoscbrough. the Snn-
Hover vality ranch.r. Attorney
Cooley. counsel FOR defense. asked for
and WAS granted ten days to present
u motion FOR u new trial
Was Joe RigYio til. man In the
blue ovcraiis. the brown shir, and
the light hat who Was seen On the
road near Aguilar on II certain day
In September last. driving sprinx
wagon Was Joe Riggio the man
who was sccn under "a pinon tree b!
the roadside near where three hors.
cs alleged to have been stolen from
the Rosebroush ranch were seen
This afternoon I, jury In the district
court xill- answer yes or ne ant
return n verdict. The Taking OF tcs
timony which began yesterday noon
ended ut noon today and the argu'
mcnts were heard this afternoon
RiggIo on circumstant!al evidence IN
connected with the larceny OF three
horses and col, belonging to the
Roscbrough ranch.
Tho defense. represented by Al.
tnrncy Earl Cooley has attempted ia
establish an alibi. \ number OF wit
ncsscs were introduced to prov. that
the defendant spent the night at the
Origgio ranch on September 2s, the
night the horses were alleged 10
have been stolen. and that he did
not lcsy. the ranch until next dal
On the other hand tn" state int4l
duccd the testimony Of two witness
cs who stated positively they had
seen RigSio ou the road. and on,
curulc said he had talked with Rig
gio and Riggio had claimed owner.
ship OF the horses aftcrward idenii
fled as those belonging 10 Rose.
brough. Andrew Mcdonald. Rose
brough. Alexander Floyd and 9th
ers were important witnesses thai
fixed the crime on Riggio. The casI
has been long drawn out and one OF
the most interesting OF many terms
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WAIT A COUPLE OF YEARS AND
THEN SEE TILE CLOCK

Washington. March 6.-Prcsidcnt
Wilson's cabinet today brok. some
or the records established by Tafts
official family. The Taft advisors
usually reached the White House Of
fees much after II O'Clock. the hour
set for the meeting. All OF Mr.. VIII
son $ cabinet were IN the offices
within few minutes OF the meet
Ing hour. ready to sit for n dozen
photographers and several moving
picture mem
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NEW ATTORNEY GENERAL
DISCUSSES DISSOLUTION SUIT

Washington. d. C.. March g.
Attorney General McRcynolds took
up antitrust work by Il conference
late today with representatives, OF
the Union Pacific and Southern Pa
cific railroad over the plan for dis
solution agreed to by former Attor-
ney General Wickersham aud now In
the hands of the federal courts ut
St Louis. They took up specifical-
|1y the protest against the plan filed
by the California railroad Commits
IsIon
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-06
House Burns; Saue
Furniture, Leave
Child in Flames

San Brrnardino, Cal, March g.
Ill the excitement oi finding ,heir
house ON fire with no water at hand.
John Landrcz and his wife hurriedly
moved out what furniture they could.
and left their two year old son to
burn to death.
The couple live at Gofts in the des-
ert That a mother could forget her
child struck Coroner Fuller SO
strange that he left here today for
Gorfs 10 Investigate.
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WOMAN MURDERED.

New York, March 6.-Mrs. Rather
inc Goodfry. u young widow, was
found murdered early today In her
flat Her head and face had been
horribly battered. presumably with
u club. The police attribute the
crime to ganSstcrs.
Three men who reported the Kill
Ing to the police were detained as
material witnesses.
They said they had called to. sec
the Young woman and found her
dead
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-06
MORE TESTIMONY
IN HARVESTER SUIT

Omaha. Ncb.. March &C. A..
Ncwbcrry of Alliance. Ncb.. was the
first witness called today by the de-
tense In the International Harvester
conapny case. He testified to having
Il business of s25O.00O "a year and
estimated that four-fifths OF his
implements were OF manufacturers
OF the international Harvester COM
pany. but declared that he had not
been cocrccd into carrying that line
exclusively.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-06
IRON WORKERS C0NvICTs'
BOND IS APPROVED

Chicago. March "a $30,O00
bond for Henry W. Liegleitner OF
Denver, one OF the structural iron
worker officials convicted at Indian
apoliB was approved by Judge Baker
In the United States circuit court OF
appeals here today. The prisoner
probably will be released tomorrow.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-06
FRIEDMAN CURE"
Is ADMINISTERED

New York. March C.-Dr.
Friedrich Franz Friedman.
OF Berlin administered today
his serum for tuberculosis to
two women and u man. the
firs, patients whom he has
treated In America. The Sc
rum was injected at the Pco-
pies Hospital for Chronic
Tuberculosis on the lower
East Side. in the presence Of
u number OF physicians. in
cludinI representatives OF
the Board OF Health.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-06
TUMULTY SHOCKS
CAPITAL, ;;,6SY GOES TO- TO, ~

WashinHtOn. March T.--.IOsCPh TT.
Tumulty. President Wilson'S sccrc-
tary started a small preccdcnt-sliat-
tcring campaign OF his own today.
Mr.. Tumulty got to work at three
o'clock. Nobody in Washington in
the government ever heard OF any
who got to. work so early.
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M0RT0N's CONDITION
SHOWS, NO CHANGE

New York. March 6.-The cOndf-
tion of Levi p. Morton was pronounce
ed unchanged today. He is suffer-
ing from hardening of the arteries
and has been in precarious state
for several days.
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STOCK EXCHANGE SEAT
SELLS AT Low FIGURE

New York. March "a seat on
the New York stock exchange was
sold today for $4,000. the lowest
price recorded since 1900.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-06
Revolt in Sonora is
Menace to HuertaReginpe
CENS0RShl,,'.<
STOPS NEMo :
FROM SONORA

Douglas. Ariz.. March G.--Mador-
istu synipatliIzcrs. former Oroxco rev.
olutionists and, other rebel elements
today are flock,ng Ia licrmosiilo,
capital OF the Mexican state OF So
nora. to Join the formidable revolt
proclaimed by the Sonora coSsrcss
Yesterday against the ilucria regime.
Two hundred Madcristas left Cana
nca FOR iicrmosillo last night. burn
ing railway bridges and cutting i.lc.
graph wires behind them.
4 strict censorship established u.
III. revolutionary authorities Mt Her
inosillo prevents detailed news OF tho
exact situation there reaching til.
border. II Is known. however. tina;
men wer. at work all night on the
Notifications about the city and that
ammunition has been prepared and
many citizen. armed. ready to resist
the Ilu.rta troops.
The government at Mexico CITY. on
its side. has mol been idL. Reports
from tn. south this AFTERNOON are to
the effect that more than 1000 tiucr-
troops already have entered southern
Sonora. and that more are being
rushed from the state ot Sinalua. A
telegram received by General Oj.da
hl NEui s-Il'ta s'at'S 'nt' SIoAso
and Sllnzar. former rebel leaders. are
on their way TO aid In subduing
Sonora. This. howc.cr II dircrcdit-
ed by many clos. observers OF M.xi-
can affairs.
Al Guaymas on tn. coas; alarm hes
been caused by report that the
Itucrta government IL to send II gun
boat to shell the town. American RES
idcnts Of GuayMHs number $50.
Two hundred Mndcristas now un-
is< the conxtitutionalist banner dc.
parted during tn. night from Cana
nca 20 Join tn. newly proclaimed tcb-
els 1T Ncrmosilln. They burned rail-
way bridges aud cut telegraph -ircs
on their march.
General Ojcda. comman,icr at Aqua
Pristn. today rcccivbd n telegram
from Mexico City asserting that the
cx-rcbcl generals Orozco and Salazar
wcr. on their way to subduc Sonora.
All remains quiet here with no re-
currcncc OF the two skirmishcs be-
tween Mexican and American troops
over the border. The entire Ninth
cavalry remains ON patrol OF the line
and parts OF the city OF Douglas.
III PasO. Tex. Marcn G.-Thrrc
has been no movement Of cX-rcbcl
forces IN chihuahua state. nor do
rebel agents here brlicv" that either
Orozco or Salazar are In positions To
assist In subduinE Sonora. The two
generals clearly have shown that
they do not agree regarding the de-
mands OF the northern rcvolutionists
10 he made to President Hucrta. II
is denied by OrozcO representatives
here that the comma ndcr In chief OF
the northern rebels has made any
monetary demand on the provisional
government 40 Mexico City. II Is
disc rcditcd that Orozco's agent. Col
onci jose Cordova. has asked for
money considerations, as reported
from Mexico City.
Orozco remains at Alumcdo. be-
low .Iuarcz. Salazar is at PalOmus. on
the New Mexico border.
Hcrmosilio. Sonora. Mexico. March
"a rigid censorship enforced by
thc Iron glove was installed here
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Hcrmosilio. Sonora. Mexico. March
"a rigid censorship enforced by
the iron glove was installed here
today by the Sonora state govern.
ment which yesterday waved the
banner OF states rights in the face
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-06
BULLETINS

Guyamas. sonora. Mexico. March
G.-Gravc anxiety among the $50
American residents Of this seaport
was aroused today by reports that
tuc federal government Is to send
the glinboat Guerrero" up the coast
to shell the town. Urgent rcprcscn-
tati0ns are being made to dctain the
cruiser Colorado which arrived
Tuesday uight but is TO leave Fri
day.
Washington ID. C.. March C.
Colonel Carranza. who Is reported
attempting TO cStort money from
foreigners at Ciudad Porfirio Diaz.
has now seized the Mexican customs
house aud Is selling merchandise
destined TO. the interior OF Mexico, ut
less than half its value.
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Weather Forecast. j..
Cloudy and unsettled with local
snow northwest portion tonight and
Friday.
Yesterdays Temperatures. -,
Maximum .s...... .,........ AZ
Minimum .. ....... ..--..... 81
Mean =. ..,...,.,....... 3S
No precipitation, Part Cloudy.
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THE WEATHER
PHILOSOPHICAL PHEiX SAYS

Politics, seZ
Paw. is u biz
nus where tn
runnin' expenses
are supposed to
stop when v get
what ye want.
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(Coutinusd on pa9s two.)
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-06

Only u hOusekcep.r who Ii an ad
reader can possibly be competent
TO BUY for the household. HOW
10 BUY Is the basis Of good home
making.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-20
OGDEN WINS EASILY;
H|GHLANDERS WOBB[Y
Maloney's Support OF Color;
Little Swats Allowed to
Count for Singles.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. July 1s.-By gathering IN four
runs In the opening round OF today's
game, Manager knights kittens put the
fear of defeat in the souls Of the Mis-
soulians and Kept them on the run
throughout the proceedings. With nine
teen safe blows TO their off pitcher.
''Myke" Maloney. the Knightmen won
easily by score Of 13 to 2.
1t was really no great disgrace for Ma
loney. because almost any. hurler will
quit when given the backing which was
accorded the pitcher by Captain Per-
rine's men today, and the Aforesaid cap
tain set the pace. The error column does
not even hint at the poor support given
Maloney. Next to Captain Perrine HIM
SELF Fred Carman gave a frst-class dem
onstration of how the right field should
not be played Not less than a half
dozen Texas leaguers in his direction
went as safe blows for the Kittens.
Randy Balinger for the home guards
did not need perfect support. for he
pitched ball all the way in mastery style.
Without mistakes bekind him IL would
have been at least only one ocuntsr for
Mssouln,
Because of the religious services NJ the
Utah Chautauqua assembly, In progress
at Gienwood park. adjoining the ball
plant, tomorrows game Will be played on
the fair grounds diamond at o'clock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-20
By Interna tional News Service.

By Interna tional News Service.
NEW YORK, July 19.-After wait
of several months the New York Yacht
club has at last accepted the Royal
Ulster Yacht club challenge on behalf
of Sir Thomas Upton for another race
for the America s cup. 1t will be
sailed off Sandy Hook in September
Of next year.
Formal announcement to this effect
was made by Secretary George A. Cor
mack Of the New York Yacht club to-
night.
Mr.. Cornack stated that the ehal-
lenge had been formally accepted by
the New York Yacht club, but they
had been waiting for the Royal Ulster
Yacht club tonight to accept their con.
ditions before making the announce
ment.
The statement is as follows:
HCable received today from the COM
nittee of the Royal Ulster Yacht club,
saying that the conditions of the race
for the America 3 cup had been signed
and that they were forwarded by the
Carmania. -
The conditions of the match are
practically Of the same as those gov
erning previous matches, with the ex-
ception that they are under. the pres
ent racing rules and rule of measure
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-20
WORLDS CHAMPION PICKS
AMERICANS TO LIFT CUP
Wilding Says Chances Of U. S. Team Are
Brighter Than Ever; Big Struggle for Davis
Trophy Begins Friday.

upon round of enthusiastic applause
from the stand. Powell also electri-
fed the crowd on more than one ocea-
sion and saved the situation by quick
volleying
Time and time again in this final
set Canada's chances for the moment
would appear bright. only to be dashed
the next instant by some faulty play
on the part of Schwengers. It was
the errors Of Powell IS partner that lost
the nineteenth game when Hackett
was serving. Powell won his last SER
vice in fine style, but Mclaughlin was
simply irresistible in the last game
when his turn came. His driving sim
ply swept the court.
America will be represented by Mau-
rice E. Mclaughlin ard Norris Will
liams, Harold H. Hackett and Wallace
| E. Johnson. The English defenders
are c. P. Dixon, j. G. Parke. A. W.
Gore and H. Roper Barrett.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-20
one to dispute his right to wear the

one to dispute his right to wear the
crown.
ready and will rest from now until the
match. Yokel will probably do some
light work today, after which he will
rest until time to weigh in at o clock
Monday afternoon, when the articles of
agreement call for the men to weigh
not more than 15s pounds. Both men
have made the weight without weaken
ing themselves in the least and there
fore can have no possible excuse to Of
fer after the match is over.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-20
Americas Cup Races to Be
Sailed in September, 1914

ment now in force in the New York
Yacht club.
Dates of the matches:
The first race to be sailed on Thurs
day, September 10, 1914.
The second race to be sailed on
Saturday, September 10, 1914.
The third race to be sailed on Tues
day, September Is, l014.
Further races, if any, to be sailed on
each following Thursday, Saturday and
Tuesday until finished.