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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21


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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-02
AD WOLGAST LOSES
FIGHT To AZEVEDO
Former Lightweight Cham
pion Unable to Put Steam
Into His Punches.

OAKLAND, Cal, Sept Joe Azevedo
fought his way to a decision over Ad
Wolgast. former lightweight cha mpion,
today in their ten-round bout here. The
going was fast and the younger fighter
clearly earned the verdict. In the sew
enth round Azevedo knocked Wolgast
down Wolgast fought Almost entirely
with his left hand. his right apparently
being In no condition to inflict punish
ment
The Sacramento lightweight was af
licted by stage fright in the opening
round. but this wore off and In the sec
oud round he took the aggressive, forcing
the fighting. In the seventh round Aze-
Vedo hoored Wogast with left swing
10 the neck. Wolgast was UP In a second
and clinchcd. He tried 10 rough il in the
clinches. The crowd hooted while Ref
cree Griffin admonished him to be care
full.
In round nine Azevedo staggered the
former champion with a stiff right TO the
jaw
The tenth was easily Azevedos VOL
sast landed several rights TO the face.
hut they lacked steam.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-02
ARGENTINE REPUBLIC
WINS FIRST TROPHY

CAMP PERRY. o.. Sept 1.-The Ar
gentine Republic team today the
frst trophy OF the international tourna-
ment the Argentine American naval tro-
phy with a total OF 1912 points. while
the United States navy had a total OF
lf90. The match was held on the 300
meter range. the G00-yard and the 1000
yard ranges.
The wind today bothered many OF the
foreign shooters. especially the Swiss,
who are used TO the cool mountain
breezes.
The members OF the French team shot
several strings today and were pleased
with the cards which they turned in. The
swiss team has shown great marksman-
ship in It's tryout and will take part in
all of the Internal tional events.
At the running-deer targets today Cap
tain c. Dellne Of the Sixth Pennsyl-
Yania had the high score. with AZ out OF
possible 90. Lieutenant c. II, Cobb OF
the navy was next with Al, and Alfred
p. Lane OF the New York Athletic club
was third. with 20. This match will not
be concluded till tho last day OF the
tournament.
Corporal Michael Fenuessy. who was
accidentally shot today while acting as
a scorer in the 75-yard miniature match,
is in Il critical condition tonight.
Five sharpshooters Of the Italian
Shooting society Of Now York City ar
rived today 10 take part in the individual
matches
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-02
ottawa Results,

Br International News Service
First race. six fuIopGg-tndolcuce. ll2 Craylorl.
. 10 I. Won: Car Michael li2 (ScharO. 10 20
10, second; Fnthom ll9 CFeirbrothory. TO 8.
third. Timo, lis is. Allen Cold Rip Van
Wrinkle and Patty Rcgpn also
Second race. fivo and hall furlonEs-PanZarlta.
10 (Kcdersl, 20 won: Threo Links l02 tTay-
lori. 10 20 :. second; Sir BIase 40 CPcnb) 20
:. thIrd, Time. LOG i-6. Kayderosoros and Shor-
wood also
Third race. one mlle-Amberltc. 100 (Wocrlugtou),
: 10 .. won. Troo hcolum. III Peakl 4 10 /.
second, Austcr. 100 (Adnmr) s 10 6. third. Time.
] AZ i-5. Puritan Lass. Battle Song. Caumny and
Bursar slso ran.
Fourth ruco Granville purse one milc-Mcd.
ator IiO (Kedcris). To s. won; Towton Field.
lis (Snyder) even. second: Dynamite. 15 (obcrtl.
s 20 I. third Time, 1:n e-5. Apiaster onara-
mon and Volta also ran
Fifth race ouc mile and Gunrtcr-Good Day.
9e CTnylorl. 10 !. Won ScNJIlcr l0i (CGlahonl.
: 20 T. second; Lady Rankin. loT (Obcrt}. 20
g. thrd Time EOS Por. Arlington, Moonlight.
Naughty Lid and WGHH"-aft also ran.
Sixth rncc SIX tnrloNes-Yoriviilc itt frar-
lori . 90 !. won; snnhn. fOs tsnvdorl. . TO ..
second: Back nay. li3 CKcdoris>. to /. third.
Time 1:li 2-5 George Harmo rnrcourt and
Merry Lad also ran,
Seventh race ono mIle-Gorard. 90 tSnydcrl.
10 l. won: Tom Holland, ioe CDonnlerl, 10 7.
second: Live Day. 1o7 UCrushcrryl 20 !. third.
Time i.io - BlS Dipnar. ROlnh LLOYD. Fhlsy
Golmothcr. Miss JouAh. The Gardner aud. Baldc-
man also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-02
Illinois Swimmer Wins.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. Mike McDermott
Of the Illinois ~ c.. Chicago. won the
seventh annual national championship
ten-mlle swim conducted by the Missouri
Athletic club here today. He covered the
distance In 1;50A5. McDermott used a
combination Of the double overarm
trudgeon stroke and the breast stroke
kick The contest was carried out under
the rules OF the National Amateur Ath
ietic union He came In forty seconds
ahead OF Herman Laubls. the 1S-year- old
NJ. a. G. star. Third place was taken by
l. w. Raithel of the I. A. c., in l:52:59
Twenty four men jumped from the start
ing barge at 3:30 o'clock.
Ing barge al 3:3O o'clock, and nineteen OF
them finished. Chauncey Heath. whom
the local stars hoped would repeat his
last years victory, collapsed after cover
ing seven miles of the distance, In going
TO his rescue coach Whitaker OF the NJ,
A c. nearly lost his life. Both men went
down with the current. and were saved
by life preservers thrown from nearby
skiffs,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-02
Ottawa Entries,
nal News Service.

ny International News Service
First rocc. one mile and slx,ccntN-svrosot.
'old Hank 'Dryn Limah, lo2; MANDY Zane. li2.
Far1ondlc. ioI.
Second race. tive furouga-'vivian $. o. 'our
Nahci. silver Ncrh 700; 'Meriou Galcty aT; Ethel
c. as Mission 10
Thira race six furlo9gs-'MAmmn Johnson IS:
aBrnwpey. i0i: Tankafd Baron De Kalb III:
'Iord Lucro. ~; Willie s. 10o; Mother Retchan
'Cogs 10 Also eligible: La Aurora. lo2; Henry
Rite Io7
Fourth race five ard half furIongs .sorountn
Inn. Rim Van Winklq. 'Storesta. los; -RcauIram.
.Grazcllr Colors f05. Louis TTavors. Montreal.
Tho idol l0s zodia", ~ scnrel Letter foI
Fitth race, sir furoars-@DeIrious 'Over tno
Sands Ella Aurofr. ilS -Msr Ioo. sourcy Belle.
sBon Prior, iie Fsir"hild. Question S1rk sprnE
Hass. Henrietta, Myrlo Marion l?i; Bench Sand,
l27
Sixth race. ais turnugs-'Tolsou d'or .Toddiins
sBlsck Chiof. iIa Double rive ~: George
Davis, MonhelmNr Moizapt McCrcny, Auavari.
iel sJhc RUM. 10
Seventh onr mle-sRoob Lioyd Mime
Sis sEpr,' Godmother. M, nnypadottc IFS: sGar-
nsuu. 'Chcmulpo 'Sooround "Lord Elsm I!s:
picrrc DumaF sowing Mnre RinncIc rsancer.
vcnosta- s,romo. i2i Jonqun u2 t.ovedsN liN:
cauicI. iei.
'riyc pounds apprentice allowance claimed
Weather clear track Faat.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-02
SaratoPa Results.
International Nows Service

By International News Service.
First race. six furlopgs-House Maid lO7 CIus-
graVol. TO 8. won Hester Prynno. 9s q. Nc
TaggerD. 10 J. second; Shackloton. 1l3 tBut-
weld, 10 /. third. Timc. liz 4-5. Semprolus
Joe Knight. Yankee Notions. Honey Bee, Tartar
and Saudval0 also ran.
Second rncc, steeplechNse. about two miIcs-zagg.
$40 (Wolkol, 20 20 l. won. Maltbie 1s2 (KIcnk).
. 10 l. second; Son or tho Wind. Ii5 (SaiteID. 7
20 l. third. Time. 4:27 Bill Andrews and Buck
thorn also
Third race. Holiday stakes. seven furlongs-
Bradlcy'o Choice. 12i uJoftusl 1S to g. won Sur
prisns. 1913 Rightm'rol. TO !. second; Ralph.
los (Dyrne), 10 20 /. third Time ;25 Gamer.
Punch Bowl. Superintendent. Stake and Cap.
Unclo Nun. spcarhond and Miss Cavnnaugh nlso
Fourth race one mile and quarter, G. NJ.
Miller. LOG tRghtmirel 10 l. won: Mission.
100 tMcCaOc), TO !. second; Bnrncgat. 4? MAR
tin) Q 20 3 third. Time, 2:0s 2-5, Bob r.,
Wnrhorn. Flammn and hbgconder also ran.
Fifth rnco. mile-Dr, Duencr, 107 (Butwoll).
20 q. won; Belamour % 81. IcTogesrtl. II 20
:. second Clif Edge 109 (syrnc), 7 to p third.
Time 1880 2-5. yellow Eyes md Water Welles
also
Sixth race, six and half furlonss-TrInid !oS
iBorrck). even, won. Hurakan los IT. MeTag-
gartl IL Ia o. second: Brlg'S Brother i0S Loftus).
t2 TO s. third. Time /: :0s. Humiliation aud Eor-
tense also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-02
FIELD IN SINGLES
IS NARROWING DOWN
Good Progress Made in Ten
mis- Play in Big Intermoun-
tain Tournament.

The rain interfered somewhat with the
tennis matches at the Salt Lake Tennis
ciup courts yesterday. but a number OF
matches were played after the showers
The field in singles is getting narrowed
down so that the experts are beginning
TO make guesses as to the probable con-
tenders for the championship.
Yesterdays results were:
MEMS SINGLES
Jensen beat Froot s-f Go
r Roberts beat Ingebrotgen. CO. Sc. SIS
D. G. Roberts beat Capt Cohurp, g. 60
Capt Shlpp boat Tracy, rs. 60
Mcleod boat McTaohlan. So s-l
wellington beat DR. PIummor s-8 g.
Griffin boat CayIey. 6-I, 7-5
sadSor heat len6cu. G-l, Ga
Parker beat Mcleod. s-3 6-e
DOUBLES
- Griffin and Badger boat whi,ucy and George
Badger by default
Moore and King beat Freed and AcLacblan. go.
Salisbury and Parker bea, Ruttsn and cayrey b,
default.
Roberts and Roberts beat Flummcr and Davis.
s-2. 81.
Garnett and TAYLOR beat Cobur, and sh,np fl
3-6. rs
Badger and Myers heat Trucy and sbIpp. 90. 10.
Schedule for today's play:
SINGLES
.. TAYLOR Va, George Bndser. p no.
Sanfiold vs, T. T. Roberts. p.
.. {. Roberts +. NJ Garnou. 4So o. m
r. Moore We Capt. shIpp. D. m.
DOUBLES
Neol and Inschre'sen vs.. Mcleod and Jeu5on.
Winnor plays Garfield and Dcynod. 5 p. m.
Griffin aud Boyer Va. Moore and King. p. m.
Gibbs md 7ingey vs.. Cheney and wellington.
Gnrnctt and Taylor vs. Badger md Myers. p no.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-02
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS,
Salt Lake City Utah.
n, y


August 10, 1913,
Sealed proposals Will be received at
this office until 10 o'clock a m. Tues
day: September 0, 1913. for grading be-
tween curbs and constructing bitulIthic
pavement on the south drive Of Second
South street, between Elizabeth and
Twelfth East streets. paving extension
No. rs. section 2; for grading, construct
ing curb and gutter and bitulithic pave
ment on Eleventh East street from Ninth
South street TO Yale avenue, for grading
between curbs and constructing bltulithic
enth and Fifteenth East streets, and for
grading. constructing curb and gutter
and paving with Utah rock asphalt,
Ninth South street from Ninth East
street 10 Eleventh East street paving
extension No. o1; for grading, construct
Utah rock asphalt. Highland Park drive
from Twelfth South street to Thirteenth
South street paving extension No. 90,
and Tor constructing a pipe sewer on
Eleventh East street from Ninth South
street to Yale avenue and on Yale ave-
nue from Eleventh East street to Fif-
teenth East street, sewer extension No.
326. according to plans on file in the
office OF the city engineer.
Instructions to bidders, together with
plans and specifications and forms for
contract and bond, are on file In the city
engineers office. and copies will be fur
nished on receipt Of a deposit Of five
The right is reserved 10 reject any and
all bids.
BY order OF the board OF commits
sloners.
NOBLE wARRUM.
City Recorder.
First publication August 20. 1913.
Last publication September 5. 1913
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-02
JACKSON KNOCKS OUT
DOWNEY IN EIGHTH
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
PARK CITY, Sept. 1--YounF Peter
Jackson Knocked out Jack Downey here
tonight In the eighth round OF a scheduled
twenty round bout Downey was floored
with a right jab to the stomach and
left hook 70 tho Jaw.
In the third round trouble arose among
the men In the ring. and 1t is alleged that
Jackson made the remark TO Referee
Wooley that If he wished to deliberately
hand the fight TO Downey he could do
so. Following the conversation, Wooley
called the fight and awarded a decision TO
Downey. The large crowd was wrought
up over the action, however, and de-
mande5 its money back. To avert trouble.
Downey proposed TO go back into the
ring with Jackson and continue the fight
under a new referee.
James Byrne was selected and agreed
to act as referee. Downey noticeably
grew weaker. after five more rounds
Of fighting and In the eighth, previous
to the fatal blow, he mad twice been
knocked to the mat.
a fast preliminary was furnished when
Young Dorjty was given a decision over
Kid Shanley after three rounds Of fight
ing Both are local boys. a crowd OF
more than 1000, one of the largest ever
to witness a fight in this city, saw the
bout
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-02

Notice Is hereby given that the Castle
Valley Coal company, corporation or
ganlzed under the laws OF Wyoming and
with a principal office at salt Lake City.
Utah. hereby elects TO, and will on Oc-
tober l. 1918, at the office of Peabody.
Houghtelng e. Co. 10 South La Sale
street, Chicago. Illinois. prepay all OF
the outstanding and unpaid per cent
first mortgage gold bonds secured by g
FIRST mortgage or deed OF trust from the
said Castle Valley Coal company 10 First
Trust G. Savings bank and Augustus 5.
Pea body. trustees. under date of Septem-
her 1909 by paying the principal of
said bonds and n premium OF tive t5) per
cent on the principal thereof. with oil In
teresl accrued and unpaid 10 the said
date OF payment. TO wilt October J. 1913
CASTLE VALLEY COAL COMPANY
BY e. l.. CARPENTER.
corporate seaD . Vice President,
G. e. FORESTER. Secretary
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DRIVE lT OUT

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF Utah'
in the matter of Vance d Larsen,
co-partners. and George w. vance ano
Svend 4 c. Larsen, banRrupt.-No: 1o$o
IN bankruptcy. Petition for dlscharge-
To The honorable John A. Marshall,
Judge OF the district court OF The United
States for the District of Utah:
Vance g. Larsen. co-partners. George
w. Vance of Woods Cross. in the county
OF Davis. and Svend c. Larsen oil Salt
Lake City, In the county OF salt Lake
and state OF Utah. in said district,
respectfully represent that on the i2tn
day Of july last past. they were dpsy
ad Judged bankrupts under the. acts OF
congress relating TO bankruptcy that
they duly surrendered all their property
and rights OF property. and nave iuIy
complied with all the requirements OF
said acts ard of the orders OF the court
touching their bankruptcy.
Wherefore they pray that they may he
decreed by the court 20 have fun dis.
charge from all crbts 1rSvable against
their estate under said bankrupt acts, eX-
cept such debts are excepted by law
from such discharge.
Dated this 3Oth day OF August, A. d
1913.
BY GEORGE w, VANCE.
GEORGE W. VANCE,
SVEND {. LARSEN.
Bankrupts-
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RESERVOIR DAM-NOTIcE TO CON-
TRACTORS.

Sealed proposals Will be received by
the board OF directors Of the Malad Valley
Irrigatng company until o'clock p. IN.
September 18th. 1918. for the, construc-
tion Of an earth fill dam with concrete
core wall. spillway and outlet. near Ma
lad, Idaho.
Plans and specifications may be eX-
amned at the First National bank, Ma
lad, Idaho, and at the office OF Brown
e Ilelnschmidt, engineers, SOC Dooly
block: Salt Lake City Utah.
Proposals must be made on forms fur
nished by the Malad Valley 1rrtgatlng
company. accompanied by a certified
check for $500. 90 made payable TO the
Malad Valley Irrlsating company.
Plans and specifications and form OF
proposal will be furnished by the engi-
neers upon receipt OF $500.
The right Is reserved TO reject any
and all bids.
MALAD VALLEY IRRIGATING co.
T. III. DREDGE. President
DAVID s. JONES, Secretary,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-02
BINGHAM INTERESTED
IN RING GO SEPT. IL

Bingham boxing fans are keenly inter
ested in the boxing match that IS to
take place there on September IL be-
tween lack Clifford, wellkuowD Utah
man, and Leo Kelly, who has been on
Friday Kelly boxed draw with Louis
Rees at San Francisco. He has met
practically all of the best boys OF his
class He wired his manager Sammy
McClintic, last night that he would ar
rive in Salt Lake tomorrow. Jack Cliff
ford has been IN this neck OF the woods
so long that he is known TO every fight
enthusiast hereabouts.
The match VIII be at twenty rounds on
tho basis Of winner take all, save that $50
will go 10 the loser, to cover training eX-
pcnSes in part,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-02
HIGH SCHOOL RUNNER
EQUALS WORLD MARK

HARTFORD. Conn, Sept Howard
T.. Drew. the Springfield, Mass, high
school sprinter. today equaled the world g
record In the 100-yard dash, on Charter
Oak track. at the Connecticut fair going
the distance In . 3-5. Five stop watches
caught the timo as % 90 and this time
was officially announced, but IL was
given out later that two stop watches
had caught % 2-5
A few minutes later Drew ran the 220
wards In :22 fat