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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-29

1t is figured that under the income
tax law. John d. Rockefeller would
pay something like 81 100000 year
or the users of his oil would pay it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-29

King Ferdinand of Bulgaria didn't
want the Turkish commanders sword
at Adranople, but just wanted to know
he could have il when he did want it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-29
Differentiation.

"The man who runs that store has
got the right idea, all right
"How sou
HE advertises; 'Bagpipes and Musi-
cal instruments Houston Post.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-29

We are now looking at the flood cas-
ualty list from the big end of the tele'
scope, but while the deaths may be less
the suffering of it is none the less.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-29

1t is good to see that Barre churches
are to take the first opportunity and
collect funds tomorrow for the flood
sufferers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-29

Now cometh Governor Haines OF
Maine with big stick to enforce the
prohibitory law.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-29

The Red Cross is not bound with red
tape.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-29

Spring is week old and still a veal
youngster.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-29

The Aliens case is terrible warn
ing against shooting up court.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-29
Fowlette
Poultry
Market
TAG So. u

j. Cozza & Son
All Breeds Look Alike to Us.
We buy and sell for table
use. II you have any chickens,
turkeys, geese, ducks, pigeons,
rabbits, or anything in the
poultry line we will buy it.
If you want a nice fat
chicken for your Sunday dim
ner, we have it.
Phone Main 475.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-08-29
NnrIGE-gIns WANTED

Ncire Is hereby given that the
Trustees Of school district No. II,
~ Lincoln county Idaho. have
been duly authorized to proceed
~ith The construction and erection
Of a school building for said dis
tnri.
Estimate cosl Of said building is
ono Thousand wo hundred (Si POO
dollars. The plans and specif-
eatlous are ca file with A. W..
Comes. elefj, Of The said board Of
trustees at Haddock, Idaho.
Printed bids are hereby called
ior ihe construction and erection Of
$40 school hulaing according to
ee plans and specifications afore-
H 40 bis 90 hc llled win lhc.
crs of mt heard on or before
u0on oa Monday. the 18th day Of
August 1913
The board of Trustees Of said
school district reserve the right 30
reject amy and all bids.
tdnh t. ~ilfa, Chairman.
a NJ Comes. Clerk.
FIRST published August IS.
last published August %.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-08-29
Local Brevities

) WANTED |ompcieht man an,
wife on ranhA Ladb for general
housewofk. Shady position for
eight parties IA 9lii6ren. s. r.
Kllker. Dietrich idaho.
*ss
John a. Baush Vert today for a
gl-ii With his broilirrs iu shoshone.
From ihere be- win go 20 Twin
Fails cxpecllns 10 ibc back home
us MONDAY Wood flNrr Times.
Se
Mrs Frank Nflsaps snd daueh
nr who huA boon visiting ia
Ilmley Wlih a. 50 Nuedum and lam
il5 for Weck rAurHed nome TO
i0s1ene loday Wood River Time
= - .
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s.rl for 9ener bon
leelfie washer and iron. Good
wages and steady employment 10
competent heip Mrs. Victor o.
Johnson
MANY IA o Be Hie .palao
or having slli' DISPOSITION wnw
h truth 0f thal bur- lisl Do /
las sour stomach. N>al- iyWrei (
ia tablets win lalp Thar mag
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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-08-29
COMPULSORY EDUCATION LAW

Saetioo tso In oil districts or
IA
''''S '''''' an pau o''''' su'i RUINS '"'
o'Nei persons having care oil chill
dren shall instruct them, or'cause
them 10 be instructed in reading
ori,iaq .nellieo Fnoiisb grammar
...i .;.,,
'' ~ 80 '''' "
'iis'l', l7' every parent guardian OF
other person having charge of any
child between Che ages of eight Is
and aiebt.en tsl wears shall sena
4a .ii .,.
- ''''' ''''' "
y'lo'''''i s'''ou' lor '"e e"''Ee
school year during winch tine pub
ne schools are IN session in such
district prmite8 however. Thai
.l. .,.. Sham ,.t a,I,
'''' ~ wa ~ 80 ''' ~ '-' ga Gus
90 age "nere siNh emo sba!! liaNo .
Completed The eighth ,Sl grade, or +
may be en.lhle 10 enter ANY high |
.t.,l ,.b a,s.r,e, oc y.b.re ~
ne'p IS necessary io' ''' 0"" use OF
70 '''''''' 9'l'i'0' !, VI ''' ~
+ o0u '''a' quo" ." ~ "o'''' ~" 10
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'iis ''" PteI' l's"N ''e"' 'u.'Dof' vi"
d 'i'''.'''i' p"l'.e''' "i'i''
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condition docs not perml It's aitonc |
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-08-29

iiavinH established an 1frta Bee a,e
Mensfed STUDIO hmlars am noa
prepared 'o dl Shnspl aavursa q,
business. lfe accment and Cre islvs
'A 'Nioafd ceapnr,es. VIII aiao 30
fonsosan anf end conec.as saod uie
your acoaun's ma 1854 eonee, ,hen.
DESIRE io ra4e a sneenay uf Probate
''-aAaes H. FULLHH
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-08-29

Feet tired out-swpllen and ten
der? Sprinkle Nyals .eas'em into
the shoes the first Lhihg in the
morning, it means fobg comfort
SJarrh Drug Store. %
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-08-29

Lincoln County leaclers viii ii
tend institute at Bois&september
f.i TO 5ih Inclusive. N you desire
20 attend Institute elsewhere. IN
"ili De necessary toNnake arrange
ments with me for 81 doing before
september ist- stella Cook, Coun-
vs. superintendent Mn 27-28
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-08-29

Wanted situation-By experience
accountant, any kind OF clerica
work or bookkeeping. Have had
woe experience. Apply Journal
office, osS
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-08-29

Foot troubles I've easily banish-
ed by the use dfNEas'em. Money
back If not satissicA Slareh Drug
Store.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-08-29
D. S. L. Time Card.
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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-08-29

WANTED tleaa 1ia sas al the
}tarna' olllce Whl pa 1880 cents
Bound
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-05
ALFRED GOULLET WINS
HALF-MILE BIKE RACE
Special to The Tribune.

! NEW HAVEN, Conn, July 4.-With
the breaks in his favor Alfred GouI-
| let the Australian cycllst won the half
mile national championship at the light
nouse track here last night Goullet,
hramer. Grenda and Fogler met In the
nnal Fogler. who was in front when
Kramer started TO the front, about half
way raced the American champion so
mat Goullet, who was coming strong on
Kramer In the last lap. tripped Kramer
on the tape, Grenda finishing in third
pace Kramer now has thirty seven
points In the title race; Clark. who was
put out In the semi-final by Kramer and
Goullet. has thirty; Goullet, twenty
three, and Grenda. nineteen.
FIoyd kre6s (seventy-five yards). ably
Hansen. won the one-mile handicap for
| the professionals from william Morton
(15O yards). Alfred Glrenda (twenty
yards) and II. E. Bleickert GAS yards5,
| IN 1855 is. The fve-mile open resulted
In win for Alfred Goullet over Aired
Grenda. Joe Fogler, George Cameron and
Herman Packebush -''>'
Summary:
Half mile national championship pro-
lessionai-Won by Goullet: second Kra-
1neT' third' Grenda; fourth, Fogler Time.
One mile. handicap, Professionalism
oy krens lseventy-five yards); second.
MUrtop St%sntv G6o yardsl; third, Grenda
yards9 NTH, Hansen (I25 yards). Time,
Fiye-mlle open. Professionalism bv
Goullet; second. Grenda; third Forler.
1ourth. Cameron; fifth, Packebush
Ilmc, 1884 S-5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-05
BIG AUTO RACES ON
FOR TACOMA TO-DAY

TACOMA, Wash, July with
some OF the best known drivers in tbe
United States entered, the first of a
two. days automobile racing meet will
be inaugurated here tomorrow with a
l00-mile and 2O0-mile race featured. :.
The morning race for 100 miles is
known as the intercity, and is limited
TO cars owned and operated in the city
entering them for the past six months.
The afternoon race for 200 miles for
cars with 600 or less cubic inches pis-
ton displacement. Pitted against one
another in the afternoon race will be
nWild Bob" Burman, Teddy Tetziaff,
Hughie Hughes, Earl Cooper, Harry
Endicott and Taafe, drivers of national
and international prominence. Tetz-
ton, Hughes Tulsa, Cooper Stutz.
Endicott car made by himself known
as the Endicott special, while Taafe
will have the National. Several other
cars and drivers of Pacific northwest
crn fame are also entered
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-05
a Question Answered for
BOOklOVerS' Contestant.

Even at this, the fifty-ninth minute Of The
Tribune's Booklovers' contest many participants
are asking if using more than one answer to a
picture will work against them, or, in other
words if using ten answers gives the same op-
portunity to win as using but one answer. Here
is the answer to this question:
Use more than one answer by all means.
Wrong (incorrecD answers will not count against
a contestant. Only correct answers counted.
No percentages" will be figured. To make this
perfectly plain let it be presumed that contestant
A uses but one answer to each picture and gets
sixty-nine correct; contestant B uses ten answers
to each picture and gets seventy correct-B wins
because he has more correct answers than A and
it is only the correct answers that count regard
less of how many answers are submitted. Do not
get the impression you are forced to use ten
answers. This is the number to which con-
testant is limited; you one or two, three
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-05
Belmont Results.
,y international News Service.

By International News Service.
Fi-st race. mile and Observation-Disclosures,
Ill Gwiison), 10 TO 1. won; Frod Mulholnnd.
1l3 (ButwelD. 10 l. second; Judge walser III
(Grand), 20 to l. third. Time. 1876 Star Bottle.
FL Orc, Stontor. SPIN Johengrin and Strenuous
also
second race. six fuflonss-His Majesty. lo7
(ButwelD. to g. won; shackleton, Ill e.
wilson,. S to l.. second: Sickle. 90 tRishtnire).
IL To /. third. Time, 1:i2 2-6. Light o. My Life.
Springooard Star Gaze and Flying Yankee also
ran. 4.
Third rnce, five and a half furIongs--wator
Lady. 80 (Rlghtmire). TO 8. won; Gallop, 100
q. Wilson). to .. second Wooden Shoes. 1o3
q, Hanover). 10 l. third. Time. LOG. Morde-
cal. Stoneheuge and Roger Gordon also ran.
Fourth race. the Lawrence Realization, ono
milo and five furlongs-Rockyiow. 127 (McTag-
gart). l 10 2. won: Monooacy. no (Butwell), i5
10 I. second Rockfsh, 90 (McCahcy), 40 to l.,
third. Time. 2:61. No other starters,
Fifth race. stcepleehase. about two meS-The
welkiD, 1s5 (Allenl. to TO- won: Gateman. 1877
(Tuckey), TO /. second, George Emo, i$2 t5oothl,
TO /, third Time. f;ao. Noscgay. Maxim 8
Pride Son OF the Wind and Roland Pardce also
ran.
Sixth race five aud half furlongs-Tltier
Cold 40 (McTaggar1). to g. won, The Spirit,
107 Grady. 8 to 6. second: Hudas Brother. lo3
tRadtke). is to J. third Time. LOG. supcrn-
tendcpt also
Seventh race. ak furlougs-Deduotion. 100 e.,
Wilson, to ], won. Beauooup 1o7 CWolfo). 2
TO 1. second Mr.. Specs. 90 (Karrickl. TO g.
third. Time. 1:l4. Accord Daingnrfold. Lord
leighton and Little Hugh also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-05
PHILADELPHIA WINS
IN PEOPLES REGATTA
Detroit Club Senior Eight
Win Feature Race by
Great Spurt.

PHILADELPHIA, July 4,-Honors were
we'll distributed in the annual peoples
regatta held over the final mile and u
quarter Of the national course on the
Schuylkill river this afternoon, as a part
OF the celebra tion OF Independence day,
Five cities shared in the distribution OF
the gold watches which We're awarded
winning oarsmen. Philadelphia led with
seven victories.
The Detroit Boat club senior eight
won the feature race of the day by a
they overlook and passed Ariel of Bal
tinlore and won by nearly length of
open water. The Detroit. crew had the
power which enabled them TO finish
this race Ariel was disqualified for
crowding the petroits in the final quar-
finished third, was. given second place.
Walton Clark. the former Pennsylva-
mia and Princeton athlete. wearing the
captured the intermediate single sculls
race from Joseph Kortlander OF Grand
Rapids. Mich. In S:55 2-5. Clark rowed
bow and Sam Perkins stroke in the. In
again beat out the Grand Rapids crew;
time. S:2S 2-5.
The victory of the Arundels of salti-
protested by Undlne and Malta Of this
city. who claimed j. W. Midd dendorf,
who rowed No in the Arundel crew,
was ineligible to row in a junior race
because he rowed IN the winning substi-
tute fours against Yale at the New Lon
don regatta on June 10. The local re-
gatta committee will consider the pro-
test and withheld the award pending in
vestIga alton.
w: N Neer. Detroit A c., won the
single sculls in S:54. while the senior
single SOULS went to John B. Kelly
Vesper B. c.. Philadelphia. in 1856 4-b
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-05
BRIGHAM CITY AND
WILLARD EACH WIN

BRIGHAM CITY, July 4.-The base
ball feature of today's celebration here
proved q big success to two baseball
teams. The teams combating were
Willard and Brigham, and as the Brig
ham game was not scheduled until 4 III
o'clock, the Brigham team went to
Willard early in the day and won a
game from the Stalwarts Of that place
oy score of 10 to 9. The game in
tenth inning by score of s to z, The
score being a tie in the ninth. The
celebration here proved big success
from early morning until late, and thon.
sands Of people INDUCED in the pro
gramme Of the day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-05
Fort Erie Results.
Intcrnntional Ncws Service.


First race. five and half furlon gs-LIttIe
Nephew. 12o (killingsworth, to 10. won; The
Ushor, 100 (Mooney). to l. second; Mise Gaylo.
1903 (AmbroBe), 10 to !. third. Tirne 1903 3-5.
Privst Petal also
Second race, one mile and seventy yards-Rav-
enal, 1lo tGross). TO I, won; CogE i08 CNeilon),
10 to 8. second: Ardelon JOB t0bcrD, TO 1.
third Time 1&s Counterpart. Fred Levy. Big
Dlpper and Pop Gun also
Third race. six fuTlonss-Knights Differ. 1l3
(KnRpp) lS to 2o won. Upright. 100 tSmulll.
20 to I, second: Hoffman, III (Burns). 30 to l.
third Time. lis As Love Tie md Carlton q.
also ran.
Fourth race, one mile and seventy yards-First
Sight 100 Goody), to /, won; kinEIy, 100
(Montour), IL TO 5. second: Kleburne 1o7 (Tur-
ner). TO 5. third. Time. If7 as. Hamilton
and Barnegat aIso ran
Fifth. race. five furonss-sky Rocket, 1o6
(sIoody), 10 to l. won; Pat Rutledge 1o2 tNcy-
lon), to 1. second Centaur. 1o5 fAmbrose). s
TO 1, third. Time 1903 40. The Urchn. Wau-
soon, Summer HilI Penalty, Patty Regan and
Reauiram also ran.
Sixth race one mile and a siItccnlh-wood-
craft. tot (Adams), to l. won; Napier. 1o1
(obors), 10 l. second; Mycenae. 90 CWlson),
Is TO /. third Time. 1851 as. Sand Hog. Marie
T.. Hedge Rose. PLANT aud Joe Stein also
Seventh race. mile and sixteenth-Grii.
1o2 (Aontour), TO !. won; Just Red. 10i (Ncy-
lon), II TO S. second; Bianktord los tTurncrl. 8
TO s. third. Time. 1;51 40 Hattcras, Spring
Maid and Inspector Lestrsde also ran
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-05

or four, five or skin a word any number
to ten. And in using more than one, you hs
just that much more chance of having the e
rect answers in your lists.
There is only one exception to this rule
this has to do with ties-a tie is where two.
more contestants guess exactly the same NUM-
of pictures correctly and in this event the g
testant using the fewer answers will be given
preference. To illustrate:
A uses but one answer to each picture a
guesses seventy correctly.
uses more than one answer to each picture q
guesses seventy correctly.
This constitutes a tie and would be CIV
preference, but B would receive the prize ne
lower than the one A wins.
Remember All sets of answers must
brought into The Tribune office or placed IN
mails by midnight tonight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-05
Butte Results.

By international News Service.
First race. four and half furongs-sir Harry.
ITO of. Matthewsl. to l. weu; Art Rick. 40
&C. Pcak). TO I. second; Princess Janice. 107
Paulcy). 10 TO 1. third. Time, 55 is. Auntie
Curl Mill Roblee. KIltie. Say, Duke of Sholby
Second race five furlongs-;Province. lo5 tBurln-
game). to 9, won; Senorita Dane 1903 tSmith),
10 10 5. second, Nifty. 100 &C, H. Micr), to
q third Time, :03 Molso. Mollc Richards.
watso and Usage Chief also ran.
Third race. five and half furlongs-our Lead
or, 10i tSmith), 10 /. won. Lady Adelaide. 102
tpawson). 20 to 1. second: Order of Dance. 1oe
r(icisayl. 10 to l. third. Time. I;io. Marc Cog
hill, Wild Boar. Dotte B.. Anna Schneider, Mary
o. Day. crex, Ruth Esther and Brigham also
Fourth raco. futurty course-Parior Boy. 1e9
OicEwen). to 1. won; AmerIcus. JOG tcorey>
10 to l. second: Daddy Clip. 103 tMurray). to
!. third. limo. I'LL 2-5. Gold Finu. Pay stroak.
Harry Lauder and Canton also xan.
Fifth raco. fivo and half furIongs--Decensy,
100 Oowson). 19 10 l., won: New Haven. 1os
(Corcy), TO 5. second; Sixteen. 1o6 tMiller),
10 TO !, third Time. 1os l-5 Roberta. Annual
1ntorcst, Medic. Murat, Madeline Musgravc. Edna,
Eyelina, Chop Green and Regards also
Sixth race. miIe-Lescar. 100 tBurlngame),
TO J. won: Gretchen C., l09 (sicEwen) to J.,
second John Patterson. III Prior). to 8. third:
Time. AS. Dennis Stafford. Forcguard and Hal
also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-05
Latonia Entries,
By International News Service.


First race. six furlongs-Bracktown Belle, oh
Me- 100: Natchcz, 1o3: Hodge BoItor, lo7: Des-
tino. Harwocd. 1os; Gip5y Love. 1oe: Caro- Mono.
no
Second race. six furlong5-Marie c.. 1oi; Fly
ing Tom, 103. Jack kavannugh. Tho Reach, 1o5
Bobby Boyer. 1o7; Backbay, loa; Busy, ohapulte-
pee. no; Merriok III.
Third race. mile and seventy yards-BeIle
OF Bryn Mswr. silk Day. es. Niarshon, 1o0 Bar
nard. !o3 oreon. colotta Nello Foxy Mary. los;
Tom King, Be. 10; Charter. Billy Barnep. liz.
Fourth race. tho Cincinnati trophy. six fur
1ongs-Lco skolny. Harry l., Pebeco. Ill;
o. Hagan. Boots and Saddle. ilt. Old Rosebud.
i2.
Fifth race. SIX furlongs-Beulah g., 49, t. II
AdaIr s5: Kinglins as; Bay Of Pleasure, IgIoo.
1o2: Clyde T., 1o4; Codarbrook. winifred D., los;
Galley Slave. All Red; los; Doc Allen. 1os; Plu-
vius T16.
Sixth race one mile-star Jasmine. I0i: Miss
Thorpe 100: Jim Basey. irish Gentleman. Norris
town. Coy Lad, Little Father. 10s: Samuel r.
Meyer. 112.
Seventh race, milo and siItcentb-Biliy
| Holder, 81; Worlds Wonder. 1903: Captain Bravo.
iol, Spindle. sieoth. Wander, io7: Manager Mack.
10s; white Wool 10.
Weather cloar; track fast.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-05
Results on Turf;
w eighfs, Riders
and Entries
Latonia Results.
By international Nows sarvice.

BY International Nows sarvice
First race. five furlongs-Dr. Samuel. io9 tCai-
lahapl. $si.oo. Sai0 and $500, won; Susan B.,
1de (Goose), A20 and s7 20. second; Harbard.
107 (Martin). $3.50. third Time, 100 as. Shop
herdess. Eustsce Martha Mexico. Lambs Tail,
All Bed Star. Pulsatou. NaoSrano and Della
Mack also
Second race. six furlcnes--Presumption. 1os
tGoosel $40 S2.s0 and $40. won; Lamodo,
ss tTaylorj, stDo and 81 %. second; Closer, 100
tKederisl. 1910. third. Tilno. ila 2-b. Litto
Father. Star OF Danube and Nobhy also ran.
Third race. six furongs-GraciIla, 1o1 (Mhrtln>,
sll.5o. 5000 and 3,90 won, Ralph 1o7 (Andross),
$500 and sa.7o, second: Bronze Wing, 1ot
Sosius and Maud 3. L. also
Fourth race. Independence handicap. mile
aud Observation-Disclosures b. 100 (Calahnn).
sT.40 $3.50 and 90. won; Any Port, 100 NC
Cabe), So 30 and SO 10. second; Flora Fina. io7
tAndrcsB), 400. third. Time. 1856 a-5. New
track record. White Wool. Gowoll Sleeth. I'm
preston, Princess Galloway and Cousin Puss also
ran
Fifth race, one rniie-SonudA 11s (Andress).
ste.a0. SS.30 and So 50, won: Semprire. OF MAR
tinl. $3.50 and SEQ second Anna Patricia, 100
(Kedoris) $500 third Time. 1855 1-6. Royal
Dolly and U. steppn also ran
so tMcDonald), s257o si5.6o and $50.
Moekier. liz (Eedcris). sil 60 and $40. second
Captain Bravo. iis lAndress). s5.4o, third. Time.
I:ie 1-6. Trovato Amira. Chartior. Spindle. Pa
truche Anna Reed and Palma also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-05
Fort Erie Entries.
y International Nows Service.

BY International Nows Service.
First race. five furlongs-suwsnee Rstina
eeaupre. 100: Lyric Muse 1o5. David Craig 1903
Second race. foaled in Canada six furIo1gs-
RustIiug, 100; Denham no: Caper Sauce. li2
Havrocls. 1871: Hearts OF Oak. 127
Third race. siS furlongs-Grosvenor. 80; Union
Jack. l0I: Aftorglow. 102. Fern L.. io4 Gold
Cap, los; sFrauk Wooden. los; Henry Hutchson.
1f0: Magazine. III York Lad. 1le.
Formerly Billy Leach,
Fourth race. Slx furlougs-Ymir. 1905; Lsoohares
Ill: Calgary. Carlton G.. Cliff Edge. 112
Fifth race one mlle-Abdon. 92: The Widow
Moon. 95 Terrible Bill Crfsco. 100: PetuIus
zini, io4; Tom Hayward l05: Astrologcr, l07
Hoffman. tiS.
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards-,Love.
day. 112; FteI go. MoCreary. Bernote 90; Glen
Bcachy Lord Einm. io5: orbed Lad. los. Ralph
Lloyd 81; Mawr Lad. 1oi; Clinton, ST.
Seventh race purse, one mile and seventy yards
Lad of Lapydcn, lo5: Howdy Howdy l.. NJ.
Eckcrt. it0 Miss Jonah. io3: NolIie S.. Muff.
io8: Strife lie: Basgou. 100; Gerard. 81.
Weather nnsi track fast
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Belmont Entries.

First race. six furIongs main courss-sickIe
I1o Progressive. go; Mouories III: Lace, 1o7:
Sir Denrah. 49, Nelly Asnes 100; TrisIer l0e.
Kaiinde, Isidora, 157. Jos peiboId. 10: Joe
Finn, 1os
Second raco, one mile and Il sixtssnth-rlying
Fzir5. 105: Lahore. III: Guy Fisher, 113; Or.
Duenncr, 1os: Cock o. tho Walk III: g. NJ
Miller, 10t: Mission. los hso eligible. His
Third race, the Harlem selling stakos one mile
-Astutc. fo3; Perthshire. l07: Donald McDon-
aid: 12; Breaker Boy. ia; Ella Bryson. lo7:
Hedge. III.
Fourth race the Kcone Memorial. six fur
louss, main course-Mater, 10: Executor, Iis:
Punch Bowl iis: Gamer. iis: Stake aud cap
io7: Gold Chimes. 1903
Fifth race steepleehase. about two miies ana a
halt--5oIden. i4o; Rock Abbey. 1856: Gold Plate
s5; Two Saints $50: Web Carter IA.
Sixth race, five aud half furlongs, straight
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VENICE AND OAKLAND
CLUBHOUSES BURN

LOS ANGELES. July 4.-AIl of the
equipment of the Venice and Oakland
Coast league teams stored in the club
houses at Washington baseball park was
destroyed by fire early today Nearly
all of the uniforms OF the two teams.
their bats and other field paraphernaIia
were burned
The fire started in a lumber yard next
TO the ball park. The two clubhouses
OF the ball park we're destroyed and the
bleachers damaged.
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GARLAND WINNER in
SLUGGING CONTEST

Special to The Tribune
GARLAND, July "A hotly con.
tested game here today between Gar
land and Tremonton resulted in favor
of Garland by the score of Is to 4.
Stayner pitched fine game for Car
land. H. Dewey's home run for Gar
land broke down Tremontop IS defense,
and Pitcher Beldger went to pieces.
The attendance was 5000. A Japanese
wrestling match and racing events fol.
lowed. The Troubadour band of Salt
Lake was in attendance.