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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-24
geridlt Der fOritfommiiTOn.

Serr aarI 9iob0e bon Columbus,
g}cbr., 9oriiberoer Der pon @ou.
berneltr Ulorebeao ernannten Sort
fomniiiion weldc iif nod Der
SauO6iiaeIregion oes uoromeitlihen
glc6rasfa begebeu bate, Inn Die
flmatiidbcn mo gooeuperbaltniiie
ieuer 8egeuo 5u unteriuhen lmo
0ie BON Der Der. Stoaten Gegie.
runa genla6ten 5oritanpfInn5lmgen
81 beobadten, bat nadioIgenoen
cridt r1ter6rcitet:
@ir fonnen fonitatieren, oaB oaS
lett Don Dem gunoe5. ,Sorihpeien
an9enommene Spitem iebr erfolg-
reid lno na6abmeusnertb lit. @s
iperoen nur nod iimge g1ume ge-
pfIan5t, pelde in Der iif) BEL Sal
ieD beiin0liden 9oumi6ule ge5o-
gen meroen. 9ieie iino an alima
mO gooen gelpobnt mO fonnen
uuBerOem iofort pieOer in ben
9ooen eingeiest Der0en. Die gln-
pflan3ungen beIteben faIt ouSidIieB-
lid aus gtaoelbol3ern mo mer ie
Don oieier 5orte gepfIan5t bat,
weiB, nie pi6tig e5 lit, boB Die
ieinen 5oiernur3eln nidt Der Suit
unO Come ausgeiett iper0en. Die
dlteIten glnpilan3ungen meiien 9dlt-
me Don Is SUB S0be uno 5 3oa
Qur6meiier aui. 0ieie iin6 ettuo
f2 Sabre alt. gS lit alio feiu
3peifel, Dab 9dlune bier NIT gr-
fola ge5ogen Deroen fonnen. ltmio
mcbr lit eS 81 perpun0ern, 6aB Die
eriten 9(niie0Ier 10 Denig fir
8aumpfIan3ung getban baben 8o
lit es oam nobl angebraht, oaB
Ser Stoat gtebraSfa mitbilft, in.
Dem gum 3beil 6oI5pfIan5lmgen
bon Staat3 pegen gemaht perben,
5im Gbeil ben aniieOIern 6ie rid-
tige Sorte iunger 8dume gum ao-
Itenpreis iiberIaiien miro. 8enn
man be0enft, boB 0ieie SoI5pflan.
7ingen Oet @ie66eeroen pGbrenb
ser furdtbaren Sdueeitiirme, tpeIde
hieic @egeno oft beimiuden ben
ein3igen Sdub getpdbren 10 iit oas
Elm mcitere5 argument fitr Sort.
neien. gei Dem oerbeerenoen
Sdneeiturme, iuelder iiber Die /. q.
SanObligcl i'm berganenen MGr7
6abin6raltItc, oerlorcn mande Seer.
oen6eiiBer 300 bis 500 Stiif gicb,
pdbreno sic gliidIiden Better bon
acknowledgement MIR einen ge.
rinaen 9}ro5entiaB ein6iiBer. 8ic
bie[ bierbei Dem Stoat OIL Iteucr.
baren1 @ert6 berloren ging, miro
Iid po1l ihDerIih bercdnen Ialien.
Se6cniaQS mar es gang betr1dtIid
uno bemerfensDert6.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-24
NrinInrfidlf anrlrnnnrihir

GicniIu1 atcn6 frirrte Die St
giarp 0laaoaIcua Court go sol.
@omru5 Catholic Cr0tr Di Sore.
tiers, in Der ct gldud Qloloalc
ma Sadie ibr finite Stftua8icit.
giot grjeoigliug eiuss gc0icacucu
mniitaIidlcn RroaraHm5 crgobtcn
lid oie glnueieltoen belm Qrcis
Sigh 6ipc" Spiel. Zen criien ser
lcnprcis genaun &. Sulipau, ocn
2 Gbas. 5huriot, Sen 8. 6cucr.
webrtapitdu S. 3. Gngcl Zen 1.
0omenprcis geiuam ,5rm @urf.
Gar0t, ben 2. iSrou So5uiou, Den
8 6rl @edbadJ.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-24
SSencr i'm 2aacr6ans.

@eItern gIben6 bro9, DabrIdein.
lid Ourd Selbitent3iinoune, I'M ga.
ger6aus Ger Omaha 6rllit 60. Ais
ItiOl. If. StroBe, 6eucr aus, mel.
DIES mebrere tauienO Dollar S6o.
Sen anri6tete. Se6r beoouerIifj
lit oie llnuloiie ifoner 6rii6te, Die
3u Sdooen ipuroe. Der S6Iorh.
mann 9o6op DOPE bepieS groBe
@eiite3aegenpart, aIs am oierten
Stod Die Setter unter ibm fort
rlltifte, rmb CIR ii9 bIiborttg I9neIl
ON 6enitergelins feitbielt, Bis ibm
&oQegeu our Siilfe fnnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-24
9lns Oem staatc.

9orf. Gin 9ontite, gebiloet aus
9iir9ertt uno SeIepbonbenltsern bon
9orf uno ltnlgegeno, purOe tu16.
reno elmer Mniienberiattntlilng al.
toriiirt, Elm geridtli6es gtufI0iungs.
rerfabren Der 9eq. uno Dorf Conn.
tp 8elepbongeieQidaft nn3uitrenget
Denn feline gleidnldBigert Staten elm.
gefiibrt iperoen. 9as aomite BAT
Die @iienbobnfommiiIion eriudt,
cine 8epertbung pbplii6en @igen.
tbunS Der @eieaidaft Oura inpor.
teiiife SSSngeitieure Dornebnen 5it
Iaiieu, oa Die iebige 8epertbung
rad ben 2[nga6eh Der @eIeaidaft
erfolgte.
2incoIn. 9(m 8onnerItag finbet
bie @inipeibung eines 9enfmoIs
5ur @rinnerung an ben olteft .Gre.
gon 95fao" 3pei @teilen tpeItIif
bon 2anbam Itatt. Ole 6eier miro
non Der itnatIiden biitorti6en @e.
ieaidaft gelettet, ueIde aud bic
9lnreguug 3ur @rridtitng 6es
0enfmalS gab. Bouberueur More.
bead miro oas 9enfnoL i'm g1olnen
6e8 StaoteS Gebrd8fa lno Iouber.
neur Sooge8 rarnen8 bes Gtaotes
&aniaS entgeger nebnen. BiIiom
6. GonneIl1, 4rdiioert Der Ditto.
riiden @eieqidaft, miro Oie Satipt.
re0e boIten.
9[I6Iano. Cine goroners ssyurD
bielt bier Elm 8er0ift iiber BEN Der.
Itiimmelten 2eihnom bon eSobn
S5obniou a6 un6 fam 3l Dem 5dluB,
BOB Der M1nn our6 einet Sdlag
an Ser linfen 8an9e NIT einpm
Ihlmpien SSnitrument un's 2ebcn
fam. 0lan fanb oas redte gein
6es 0fannes oreiBig goros bon no
Der aorper eeflnOen iuuroe in ci-
nen 8a6e.
9incoIn. SSm SSournoI Der Qe.
aislohtr befinOet iitb Die 4urtroits
Der 0litglicoer 6es- Saliies, tuelde
2t2 Seiten beoefen. Staatsait.
Oitor Sotporn meigert iih nun, fir
oieie giloer aus Oetn GonO Oes
StnateS 81 beJablen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-24
siaat lanft 6erdldeimerls 1arm.

gIlbaup, a. u. 2i. Sept -9}odl
i'm 9auie 0ieier g9ode oiiriten
Sdritte getbau meroeu Inn oen Pm
fouf Der 5arn 0cs 8euerals 9tiho.
las Serdbcimer oluh ben Staat
3u iidern. getanntIid Bat Der
6euti6 merituniihe 9tational-
blm0 reip. Ser Staotsber61no gtcp
gorf ieit finf Sabren in 2llbau1
oqitirt, Bis enoIih oie Bill, melhe
Gle 3um 2lnfauf erforoerIiden @elO.
mittel aus ser Staatsfolie beipiaigt,
bon Ger 2egislatur angenomrnen
in6 Dom @ouoerneur gum @eieb
erbu6cn nlr0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-24
nrhl hbl Edl

sc III nidlt }u ucrpuuNeru. 0ab
bic StraBcnranberci bereits bic flei.
uen S,unlcu oniiedt. ichen lie 0oh
oieie 1iuae tiaIih in Scr 3cihm1
unO in 0eu 8anoeI5iIoerporilelun.
gen brett letretcu.
Scne Silngeu Oie neulid ocn
9sidbrigpu ELLEN 9onliuq un0 oei.
lem gruoer nit DorgebaIteucu 9ic.
bolpern Inn ocu Safe beraubtcn.
Den iie fir Die g}uttcr aetalft Bat
ten meroen iih am Sanlitag i'm
9;uaen01eridt 3t pcrantportcn ba
ben. gs iino fiiui slngcn i'm gu.
ter bon s Bis 10 Syabren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-24
gf. snr.scu.9idtcr fallen 81 gOOen,

gfit eincm oonnerdbnlihen SRA.
den itiir3ten belte 3u friiber Dior.
qenitinoe bier Strdnge eleftriider
9lfsSor Sen 2i6ter an Der 70.
mo Douglas auf 0as Strasen.
pflaiter biuab. 5eurigen Sdlon-
gen aleid i1oiieu Die eIeftriibeu
3rd6te naf alien 9lihtingen nm.
Ger. @lidliderlpeiie mar Elm 90
Ii5iit balb sur Stelle, Der GahIeutc
berbeiidaifte, Die Den elettrii6en
Strom a60rebten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-24
Sin Ieincr 2anSreaen.

Der 3ienitag gIben0 unO Ulitt-
nod gormittag gefaaene Regen err
itredte lid iiber oen gan3eu Staat.
Seit 8oden baben Die 6armer auf
einen oerortigen g1ieberidlag &c,
martet lnO Iino icbt i'm Stouoe,
ocu 9(der 5u pflii9en uuo 8inter.
pci3cn 81 i1en; I'M iiiOlihcn Blattc
9fcbier mar ser gooeu bis6er 81
6art, Inn beadcrt iperoen 5lt fons
nen. Die 6armer iu6iliren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-24
glf, ,Sar Sen Garncual.

Omar pabt tribes regneriides
@ctter nidt 10 redt NIT Der Set.
thinning, Die 0aS groBe g8ebrn5fa
Ser6itfeit aqidbrIid bel Sung un0
9lIt ertuedt, aber Die Soune miro
ia ipieoer iicgreifJ 6urd6reden, 10
cab man iib 10 redt nod Ser5ens.
Init nuf Dem adrneDalsplase, Der
6eute 9ladnlittag I'M 1 llbr eroif.
net miro, iunbertutnmeln fam. Der
4lab befin0et ii9 in Oieiem Sabre
5uiiden Der Sarnep uno SoUoro
lmo II. uno Is. StraBe. 3mei gro.
be @irgdnge iinO borgeieben, Der
Saupteiugang gde II. lmo 6ounr6
unO Der aroere @de 10. uno Sor.
nep StraBe. gln beluittgenOen I'm.
ter6aItungen ieglider glrt, fir mel.
die Der glf.Sar .gensaurnepal ia be.
itcus befannt lit, miro aud Dies
SSabr fein Wtangcl iein Sefretdr
8eauer bon Der DIRECTION Der gIt-
Gar Ben beriihert, oaB nlles IN
mmter6aiter @eriaiiung iein miro,
menn 0ie Muiiffnpelen 3ur offi5ieI.
len grofinung intoniren. lleber.
ballpt miro Der DfuiifliebetOe, b.
T. ipcr reft biel gIbmehielung in
Der 0luiif Iiebt. reidlide gefrieoi.
gltng finOeL oenn ale or0entlibet
mllifdlii6en SsSnitrumente meroen
ouf Dem adrneDalplnB ibre Zone
eriholen laiien.
Ginen lpeicntIi6en Jaftor 6ei 10
einem aarnenalsfeite biloet 0as
eleftriide 2i9t. Gbne oieies nd.
rem iol9e n1rdenbaften glben6e,
iuie iic oieie Sar.9en.glbenoe in
omaha iino, nidt oenfbor, 8el1
cine 5lutb bon 2i6t rmfdngt oen
acniiitblid ourd Die StraBenSdlen.
Oernoen. lln0 bann Die nunoerba.
rcu 5ar6eueffcfte, pclde ourd QEn.
iuenoung iarbiacr @lii6lanlpen er.
5iclt meroen. 8ieier gllgenibnaus
aIcin lit es pertb, Die 2lt.Sar.9en.
5eittage mit5uuaden.
glidt aqein gluliiiantes, oit6 9e.
Iebrenoe8 fiuOet man III bieIcm
Sabre alif 6em &arneoaGplab Die
Douglas GountD Agricultural 60.
detD Iteat Die feiniten Reiultate
Der gie65u9t aus, mto fit bic
teiten i'll cine lange 9leibe bon
preiien ausgeieBt.
Gs lit in friiberen sSabren oh NIT
Ged)t ooer llureGt iei on6ingeitcat
pom gelpiiIer Seite ctlpoS al Der
auten 5itte Der tbeatraliiden
Gd)auiteaungcn ous5rdebtcr geiiln.
ben por6en. 60 bat ii1 benn Die.
les sSabr cine aus Omaha @eiltli'
dcn beitebcuoe BriiflmgSfommiiiion
gcbli6et, bic Den anrneDalSplab alf
Sic W1oral bin priifen in6 Damn nit
ibren 8. 8. berieben miro 90 lit
man onnn fiber, oab feline In.
ihulo Ieioet.
9don icbt iino oieIe @dItc bon
auBer6al6 In Sn1ba Die Bah.
nen uno Die Strobenbabn bnben iib
auf eineu aiBcrgeipobnIidGn slt.
orang bor6ereitet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-24
9entidler saa.aumite.

Morgen, 9onneritag 9Ibeno fin.
set IN Ser S1ngerbolle IL. nno
GaB StraBe, Die regelmdBige 81.
bung 0es 9eutiden Sag-Ron1ites
itatt uno oa 6ns Set bor Der 1biir
itebt mo nod pieIe @eihGife ST.
erleOigen iino, bari fein giitgIieO
ieblen.
@nitap 6aueiien SeEretdr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-24
gse6rasfa sfaatsOer6auS.

Qonneritag Ben IA. Oft. nimn1t
Die aonbention oes 9taotsperbanoeS
Ge6rasTa in 2iteoln ibren 2lnfang.
Die 9eutiden Ser Staat5balptitnot
riiiten itd, i6ren 2anosleitten einer
euten gmpfang 81 bereiten. Die
GrfoIge, rpeIfe Der Staatsperbano
bisber erreidt bat, pirfen ermu.
3ie 8eitrebungen oeIel.
ben 0eroienen 6ie ooaite llnteritii.
bung oes geiammten 3euti6tbuus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-24
@e,ualtiaer @alSbrnnO.

Gan syrancisco, "a. Sept.-S5rn
n6roIideil California piitben gegen-
n1rtia rieiige @alobrdnoe; Der ans
aeridtcte S9oben miro ouf iiber
cine MiIlion Dollars geibdst Qln
GdLinmIten iino oie gapel, SOB mo
lyoroon Gnnpons 6eimgeiudt NOR
ben. Die Staatsntili5 lit beraus,
beor0ert tpor0en Inn Dem 8ilt6en
bes 6euers Ginbalt 81 tbun.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-24
Mntn.llnfnG.

gaeD Sonipton, Sd., "a. Scpt. =
Ter poblb1benoe 6armer a25iaac &c.
man ueriudte nit ieinem glntc
einent Gubriperf aus5ubiegen, mad
Il ober cine 5u fur8e @enoung mO
flIbr IN ben @raben. 8os 9lutc
iiberihIug iid; &eman purOe TO-
fort gptoOtet uuo iein 9leIicgefdbrte,
sSubn Jtauif, Iebensgefa9rIid Der.
Lett.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-24
niinf (grn6enIente net1Stet.

NDaiiniter, "a. Sept. Gin ber'
tdngniBbolles llngliid bat iib bel
Serne i'm peitfdliiden 9ie9ieruu9S-
tesirf qlrusberg ereignet. SSn Der
3eHe v9euto6urgia" naren iiini
glrbeiter in einem Sdadt ange-
ia6ren. gslobIi6 rib oas Sell oes
syoroerforbs, mo Die llnalildlihen
ltiirJtcu in Ole Eicfr. glQe faltoen
ben 9o0 aiif Der Stelle.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-24

- FroderreiniGen uno SGr6en
aIIer gtrt na6 neiliter piiieuidait,
Ii6er Wetbooc uno in alien Bran.
den Bel Der Gboeoiad Co. 407
lGoI. Is. straBe Omaha. gbone:
9cnGlaS 1921.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-24
@ettcr6rridlt.

Sir Omaha, Council Bluffs uno
ltm9egeno: 9tegen nno fiibIer 6eil-
te gI6cnO; 8onneritag id,on itno an.
bouerno fiibI
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-24
Grtrinfen i'm Wleere.

w11g1oor, wloroffo, "a. Sept. -
Gin frni5oiiider Militdrflieger, Der
BON GniabInnca bier6er fam er'
tranf i'm Mleerp, nls iein 9eroplan
iinridIig, etpa 1900 SUB bonn gor.
iiranoe. Ger 5lieger mar am Gib
ieiuer aRaIhiue feitgebnnOen uno
tam ME uieoer at Die Sberil1de.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-24

- .. 3. gBnrn, oeutiher 2bti.
fex. Iuoen unteriudt fir Drill.
- AA2-5 g3rnn0sis @ebduOe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-24

stbounirt ouf oieie aeititna.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-24

Hartman who is nearly as fast. and
tnese TWO men IN the running the 81
should develop great excitement 2
cause these two men arc almost ceI
Of cleaning the board In the sprint
The relay race, SpriUgvile is couxl6
strong contender for firs; place.I7l y
Murdock academy OF Beaver.
school which has won for the M AZ
years, will enter under peculiar cir
stances shis year. but their team
he strong. Luke, the star man Of
Murdoch team, will be permitted 10
ter the meet under protest and II
protest should he sustained and an
points thrown out. the final scoYe
be as badly mixed up as 1t was
spring after Wignall OF Paysofi
found 10 be ineligible.
While in the eighth grade at IN
y. U, Luke competed In a college
and Won "Y." He Is protested az
Ing competed In college athletica.
Besides Murdock and Springyille.
son and Salt Lake have specially A
teams and each is thought To have
equal chrance with any others.
Boise high school has a strong team
tered and is expected te finish near
top. Their team arrived in town
terday and spent The afternoon In. N
Ing, QUE on fhe cipders at Cumm
field.
The meet will begin promptly al
m. and will close about 2. m
The athletes will be entertained n
evening at Saltair by the universIty
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-24
Electric Park Results.
International News Service.

By International News Service.
First race about five turlorgs-Col. c. io7
PIckens). $3.50. won: odd Gross. 100 ,Doylo).
Sc 50. second Transcina. i0l CDcnnsr>. &c. 90,
third. Time l:0i. Sweet Spices. Breakka6,
Santa Neca, Galoa and Molina also
Second race, mile and siNtconth-Ella
Crane 100 Dennlorj, s.. 90. won: Camel Ill (skir-
VIM. $500 second; Hans Creek. lO3 (ChappeID
s.. 30, third Time. 1857 Is. Cyuo5ure and NO
hawk Queen also ran.
Third race. about five fuIlongS-satyr. 1o2
tAIsx). $3.50. won; Hermis Jr 1l9 dickens
SO So second. Returitta. 10? Doyle. 81 30. third
Time. i:0e. High Up, RacineI; Black SILK. Merry
Chase aud Old Hank also ran.
Fourth race E!x and hall furlones-Bertis
loI tpennler). $40. won: Pretend. ilO (Ale1>
81 CO. second: Max Ton los Johnston. So so
third. Time. 1:32 l-5 Kinder Lou. Mollie Kesr-
ney. Judge lands. Eudas Sister and Iberv!ilc
also
Fit,h race four and half furlonrs-Raclng
Belle. i!2 CPicEcnsl 81 20 Won: Naughty Rose
l07 Bauer. SC 20. second Pink Lady, 100 (Alexl.
e. 70. third Time. i.Oi Surau. Anpa Claire
Wasalilc and T.. IL Cray also
Sixth race SIX Hno half turlongf-Vlrorou
tl3 Gohnston>. 81 90 won: Little England, l0S
tDennisonl. ;la so. second: Bryn "a tstcrilnrl.
81 eo. thFd Time i:32 Is. otilo Bayclitt aud
Touch Me also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-24
Results ON Turf;
w eightS, Riders
and Entries
Occur d'Alene Results.
By International News Service.

By International News Service.
First raeo five fugIongB-Loty Haywood II
(siolsfO, TO 2, won: hummer III. 100 Cav
ansugh), II 10 !. second. Pretty Soon. i05 (M
aatthews) 20 10 ], third, Time. 1909 1-5. Blacl
Mate, Boss. sam Connor. ldun. Black Sheep. Z!n
aud Raymand II. nlso ran.
Second race. five furlongs-Canapi 10a (Groth)
- 70 .. won; Frank G. Hogan, III tWnrren),
20 5. sccond; Pontefract. 100 Gmcsl. 6 to 1
third Time. 1902 Briton. Tippy Sir Barry
Witrudes s.. Almond, Cunningham and zimr
also ran,
Third i've and half turlongs-Dorble
100 tCummlng1l. TO . won, Ancestors. 102 (De-
zanson). to /, second Fitzgerald. I0l (Groth).
to 5. third Time. l:Os Barum and Province
also Tsn.
Fourth race, six furlonss-orba Smile. 10 WAR
ren). : 10 !. won: Ravarla. ITO (HiID. 5 to 2.
second. Elmcta Hamilton. i05 tMcMartinl, TO
?, third. Time, 1914 rs Shooting Spray Fort
Johnson Katy Connor. Dennis Stafford and Queen
Ruth also
Fifth race. sevon ,urlonse-Gift. IOs uim, .
10 !. won: Lady McNally 100 tSloafD. ) TO !.
second; Tallow Dip. lo5 (Burlnsamel, 10 to L.
third. Time l:2s. Msrtinmns. Sim Feinn
Marie cosh!ll, Reeno w. Roberta and Meoda also
ran.
Sixth race. saycn furlougs-L,ura Clay, 1oc (Mc-
Martini. TO I. won; Evcllns. 105 (Warrenl to
?. seco1d: Wicket. 100 (E. Cotton, S TO t. third
Timc, l:27 is. Harlem Maid slerlin. Lookout
Philistina, Southern Gold and Don Enrique also
ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-24
Toronto Entries,

First race. Trial purse. sir ta-Ionss-Fred Levy
Swana Tumbo. I??: J. Houghton. i9i Plnt
Glass l29.
Second race Juvenile purse. four and i hal
.rrlongs-scsrlet Letter. Southern Maid Myrtl,
Ledi. 102 Peacack. 100: sPrlvato Petal sFuzx,
Wuzzy John Marshall. l0s MiGs Gayle lI2
'L!vingston entry.
Third I.es. Minto stakes. milo and s,x.
teento-'Fountain Fay 100. sFIower Girl. los
.slaekfoTd. 100: te.nosst. ioa; Honey Bee los
tlo5ecrgast. l03; Ammon. lo3 Ia Nun Dn io5
IoRtoo Field. Superstition. liz; Patton. III.
Davies entry. Watkins sntry.
fonrth TACO; Woodsiook plato: $1,000. one mile
ana ana an eishth-,sprins Maid: icT: 'F!r,. siEht,
": rkleouTne tHorron. III Meniss!o III: Burnt
Candle. chuekIes, ii?; eernesat. Yenghee IA.
FlhabcrsaHt. III: RuEkin. i,3
Davies entry; 7LivipEstonc entrT
Ftrh reec, King plate. $4,000 added ono mile
and qusrter-'volvods. los. Maid OF Frome
ios tondrarnida, los; tHcaFts OF Oak. lls: tE!-
faln. 1903: 5Crystawoga los; Gold Bud iis: Mau-
soles. io3; Rock Spring. Iei; Porcupine I.i
'seagTam entry; tGddinGs entry: .arookdsle
stable entry.
Sixth race. Ain,ree steepleehase handicap about
two mllea-onaping. 100: Lamp Black. i32: Sfys.
tle Light. B<; Loekua. i'S; Belle. Gun cotton
Seventh rAce Carleton pure. ak ,urlonss-
Dynamo %; Ardeion. 20; Hssson ioi; Aunt
Allge. iT. chocofua- io9; CARLTON. 100: ,i!as
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Beaver Delegation Secures
Reinstatement of Murdock Std

10 EAVER CITT'S Commercial club.
~ which claims the distinction of be-
ing the third largest organization Of its
kind In the state is entitled to the fur
ther honor OF being the 'gamest." When
Coach Fred Bennion OF the University OF
Utah ruled Monday that Luke, the star
jumper of Murdoch academy, was in
eligible to compete In the utermouu-
tain high school meet, the club appointed
a committee to come to Salt Lake City
and prevail on the athletic council or
the university TO rescind the order.
The delegation invaded the university
grounds early yesterday. Headed by
Judge j. F. McShane. and including In
the party Principal Erickson of Muir
dock academy and others, the delega-
ton met at 1880 o'clock yesterday morn
ing with the athletic council and the
occasion was made one of great ora
torical effort. The eloquence of the
Beaver county enthusiasts proved too
much for DR. ]. r Merrill and his as
sociates on the council and young Luke
will be among the starters today.
Coach Bennion is in Denver with the
track team of the state university and
until his return such points as Luke may
make today will be held in abeyance.
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Some degree OF mystery surrounds
Goa chs action in declaring the 1874
old athlete Ineligible. Bennion VI
three letters to the Murdock people.
which he stated that Luke would
permitted TO compete but in u
communica ton. under date Of May 10.
declared the LAD ineligible.
Several years ago Luke was M
ber Of u B. Y. u. team which compe
In a. dual meet. Under the high sol
rules this would render him ineIIGI
but the Beaver Commercial club u
pointed out that the lads ''offonse" I
committed before this rule was enaci
you cannot make a rule retroactI>
they pointed cut, and the athletic 90
ell saw the justice OF the contenfloI
Luke is said 10 be e second al
Rfcha rds. In the recent competition
the southern division he broke three q
records In jumps and promises to bI
factor in today's competition.
And prominent among the "roote
who Will cheer him on today will
the Beaver Commercial club dele8av
which will occupy front seats IN
stand and chortle with glee as the ~
derfui young athlete puts forward
best efforts.
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Louisville Results,
b. International News Service.

u! 'loutl vows S"lNlce
FIRST race. nix furlongs-wilhite liz C5oreN
N06o. Won: Slr Marion. III CTuaersvcl. SI 20
second; There's GIT. IS iKederisi $500. ,hird
limo. 10 Is. Little Baker Anna Reed World
Wonder. Little EolI. Prosps-,. CedarbrooE Ser
y!csnce. Pamplnot GuG d.. Jsekron also ran.
second race five fgrlopgg-BrlnSaurst III
'steelel. 81 20 won: Holtan. ii2 CTlpl!n). y1s 20
.ccond; Duahy Head. 10 (Gnnz) $3.50 third
Tine. lo2 i-S Father RILEY. Mary PIelford
Homer Mine. Battling Nelson. Par-Amcricza
bapfll and Banjo Jim also ran.
Third race. Gentcmen's cup. one mile-sar
sernsrd. lSi iMr. Lee, SO won: Dr. waids
lt5 tMr Leonl. 727o. third. Time. las Us
Kenneth D. aad Automatic also ran
Fourth race. six furlongE-Royai Toa. 100 (CAlln.
hael. '4lo won: High Private. il2 G>o.tus).
SS 20. second: BONANZA ios (Dpggani. 80 so thIre
lime. l;li 90. Hoencb and SILVER Blll also
Fifth race. six furlongs-Nerriek 10 GIottus).
y 90. won; Jabol 10 GOOSE. So % second: Annn
Pstricil. es kederisi. $50. third. Time rs s-5
hnlty. AIanss. Danberry. Ur,u. Emma Ben
Lssco and Over the Sands aIso ran
slr'h race. four ard halt furlonEs-OId Ross-
bue. lis C9ecabel g.. 90. Won The Norman 10
d>oftnsl. Ho1 second: Harvooa l05 (Hun-
orer), s@.i5. Third. Time. ;5t rs KiIday Hedge
Da;byihl:e and Bravo cunsrder also ran
Seventh race. ols mile and siGtesnth-MIIton
=. is (steelel. $3.50. won: Manager Mack
III (Gocsel. $3.50. second. Just Red Ina (Te,-
hsa) $3.50 third Time. its 4-6 Henley FoI.
10" Man. aoeklor. Wander. Green and Hu.ky lad
Also ran.
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\ HE Dig hSh school track meet or
Cummings field promises to be SC
closely fought this afternoon that
II is difficult TO forecast the re-
suit. There will be about l25 ath-
i%etes % IN the meet all of whom have been
winners in their respective division meets
ana whose time or distances. in whateve er
events they have competed. have con-
iormed to the minimum standard set BY
me University Of Utah. under who's
management the meet Is conducted.
There are half a dozen schools which
Probaoly will be near the top when the
meet is over but In what order thcs- viii
ilhiSh is too difficult a matter 10 attempt
TO outline,
IL might be possible, though TO name
some OF the men VINO are sure to make
points and upon whose performances the
meet hangs.
The feature OF the day promises to be
the work Of Raymond the Springville
hiSh school sprinter. Raymond has been
easily the fastest man in the state In any
class FOR the past three years, and this
year II Is said he Is faster than ever In
the Provo division meet three watches
timed Raymond. Two caught him in the
lOO-yard dash in 10 fiat, While the third
had him al ;oo 45. This is the best
time that has been done In the state since
the days OF Sam Brlnton. and Is as good
as Is done anywhere In the United States
Raymond has a team mate named