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The Washington herald., 1913-04-04
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York April 3-Call money onened at ~
per cent: high, Az per cent low. 2k per cent; re-
newats rer sent; close. as per cent. Ruling
rate per cent
weaker tendency is in evidence in the mar
ket for fixed loans. Quoted rates have expanded
their range downward being now az per cent to
per cent for all dates to six months. But the
figure for actual business is the lower extreme
Offerings are restricted and the market is stag
nant.
Mercantile paper maintains itself on firm 6
per cent basis. with only few scattered sales no
ported at 5S Ter cent for the best names The
banks. are fair buyers, and the supply of cream
paper offered in the open market is of limited
volpDe.
London discounts. 81 per cent, unchanged; Paris
discounts. 3as per cent, unchanged; Berlin dis
counts. ~ per cent, Oh H.
The Washington herald., 1913-04-04
OUTSIDE SECURITY NOTES.

New York. April 3.-speculatiou in the market
for outside securities today a Compare
lively small scale. and while a steady tone de-
reloped at the outset light selling pressure ap-
reared before midday and considerable heayiness
was shown in of the industrials. The copper
SHARES generally lower, but inactive. The
silver stocks ruled unchanged.
The Washington herald., 1913-04-04

COTTON STATISTICS.
Furnished b N. Z. CARPENTER & Co
New York. April j.
ReceiptA Niddlmgs.
The Washington herald., 1913-04-04
WAsHlNiToN STOCK EXCHANGE

sales Regular caLl, II o'clock noon.
Capital Traction s. 81 90 At no. $1,000 at ITO.
Washington Railway = Electric nd. l at u,
5 ate SOY. 10 at sox
Washington Gas. 10 at s4X. Is at s4k. 10 at
ON, 10 at 8fz
Mergenthaler 10 at 2l4k S At 2l5
After cali Washington Gas S. 5000 at 1o6A.
Washington Railway Electric pfd. 10 at sosl.
Is at seh
The Washington herald., 1913-04-04
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

other Financial News son Opposite
PAge.
The Washington herald., 1913-04-04

One Of the largest copper selling agen-
cies has completed all the sales it cares
to make at Is 3-S cents, and has with
drawn from the market. 1t will not con-
slider any lower bid than Is IL cents
The Washington herald., 1913-04-04

Lcndon-Leading producers have done
a large business in electrolytic at Is IA
and Is 3-S cents. Amalgamated agency is
asking Is 1-2 cents. American Smelling is
not offering.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-01
Hamilton Results.
By International News Seryicc


First race. six furongs-Crystiawoga io7 (Toa
han), II TO 3, won; John Dowlan lo7 (Moody)
10 10 2, second, Puritan Lass, 100 tTtoderis) /
TO 1 third. Time. i'B 1-5. Planutora, HUI
shot and Maulsolus also ran.
Second race. ok furlongs-Alador. 40 (Steelc)
TO /. won: The Idol, l07 (Shuttiugcr), 5 to 1
second; segenuta. l02 (Taylor) is TO g. third
Time l:l6 4-5 Irish Ann. Tennic D.. Fatty Rcgal
and Bohest also
Third race. six furiongs-Nimbus 100 (Tca
ham. TO 1, Won; Chiffon King. 1O7 (Wilson)
TO ., second; Jonqul, 10 (KoderiS] 20 10 T. third
Time I.li S-5. Carrllou Stanley S. Rosemary
Burning Daylight and Pluvius also ran.
Fourth raco, mile aud sixtecnth-Samue
R. Meyer. ll5 (Goose) to .. won Lochiel, 10
(SmalD. to 2. second. Elwah. lof (Deroudc).
10 third Time. l;l6 3-5 Cousin Puss, Flor
Fiua aud Barnegat also t1lwah and Lochie
ooupled.)
Fifth race. six furlongs-Dr. n l. Swarenger
loi Cwaldron). 10 1. won: Afterglow. io7 tNey
lon). to I. second; hontcalm ios MARTINI
sells. Gemmell. Miccosukee Titles Nightmare
Black River and Bobby Cook also
Sixth race. five furlongs-Jauel. l05 tWaldronl
TO /, won. Patience. los (Ward). 30 TO l. see
oud Nancy Orme, 109 (Teahnn), to L. third
Time. 100 2-5 Fidelity. Mary Pickford. Dia
mond Cluster, Buzz Around, Zodiac, Ipdolence
Good Will and Wanitn also
Seventh race. one mile, turf-Paton. los (Dc
ronde). TO 10. won: Marjorie A. 100 tGrogsI.
to .. second; Prince Ahmed. ia tsmalp. . TO 10
third. Time. i3o 20. Biscktord also ran. CPrincC
Ahmed aud Patton coupled)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-01
MORE CHANGES ON
THE GOULD SYSTEM

ST LOUIS. July announcement
was made at Missouri Pacific headquar-
ters here today OF the appointment OF j.
n. Citizens, freight traffic manager OF the
Missouri Pacific-Iron Mountain system.
as assistant to the general director OF
ira ffic on the entire Missouri Pacific
Rio Grande and Western Pacific sys-
TEN.
c. e. Perkins, assistant general traf-
fc manager OF the Missouri Pacific-1 Iron
Mountain. will succeed Mr.. Citizens as
freight traffic manager
The position OF assistant general traf-
fc manager will be abolished. W. /.
Jones will become assistant to the gen
eral traffic manager of the Missouri
Pacific Iron Mountain.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-01
Butte Results.
By International News serv

BY International News Service.
First race. tuturlty course-Mary o'Day, III
tPreudergast). l3 to S. wou; Raymond H. Ito On
Matthews). TO l. second, Kingsley. 1eb w
Fisher). 70 J. third. Time. 1.12 3-6. DR.. S.
P. Tate. Copperfied. ETpa r., Mike Krebs. Lord
Clinton. Bill Finn and Maud Cemmann also
Second race. mile and sixteenth-Blue
Beard, 81 tBezanson). TO g. won; Abound. liz
(CoburnD, 3 /. second; Chop Green los q.
Nelson). so to !. third Time. 1.fo Foreguard
Talow Dip. Harlem Maid, Big Claim and Figent
also ran.
Third race. tuturity course-Marshsll Tishman.
10 tDa1sonl. to /. won; Queen Ruth. ll2 tpau-
ley). 10 5. second; Clint Tucker. ITO (W. Nc
IDtyreJ. 10 10 /, third. Time. I'LL i-5. ormonde
Cunningham. Lttleton. Sam Connor Ravel Dare.
Pro Renlie. Robert Mitchell and Hatu also rau.
Fourth race. five and half furlongs-K,nE Rad
ford 100 (Pauley), 80 to ]. won; Province 1o9
Corey. 10 !. second; John Hure. lo5 (0rmes).
" TO l. third. Time. 1:07 i-5. Molle Richards.
Tight Boy Senorta Dana and Inquieta also
ran.
Sixth race, tuturity courSe-Msudadero. ia
(Pauey). TO J. won; Regards. III tCorcy), s
TO !. second Fcrrone. lo3 purlingame TO
5. third. Time, ll2 2-S. Sir Barry. Evelna
Star Blue. Lee Harrison II and Eastman also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-01
Results on Turf;
w eightS, Riders
and Entries
Belmont Results.
BY International News Service.

BY International News Service
First race. five and half ,urlongs, straight
course-Wnter Lady 100 tNicklausl. IL to 3. won
Robert Oliver. t07 (ButwelD 5 to 2. second; CAL
Top. loI (Hanovor) II 10 .. third. Time. 0J 20.
Francis aud ovation also ran.
Second race six furlongs main course-EIa
Bryson. ll3 tNicklaus) TO TO- won; Yenghee.
100 (karrclO. oven, second; Welsh Cell los
tGrandJ. 20 to !, third Time. 1:l3 40 Only
three starters.
Third race. one mile-Kalinkas io2 (Nicklaus).
even. won Strenuous. 30 tkarriok). to 2. scc-
ond; Water Welles. i03 fWolfe). TO /. third.
Time. .i9 3-5 War Horn. Colonel Cook and
Alrau also
Fourth race. uia 'urlougS. main course-Ganor.
~ (Wlisonl. Z to TO- won; Golden Chimes. 102
(Nicklaus), TO |, second; Wooden Shoes. 10C
(karrick), to 2. third Timo. 1,lS 3-5. Mater
stake and Cap and scrapper also
Fifth race. live and half furlongs-Spring-
board 1ls tWilson), 10 10. won Bosom lls
tButwelD: to 9, second: Isidore 105 twolfc),
TO .. third. Time 1904 Ocean Blue and Silver
Moon also
Sixth race. one mllc-Jawhonc, 1i0 (wilson)
TO ). won: Da!ngerfIcid, 107 (Hanovcr) 4 TO J.
second: Pharaoh H.. li0 (Grandl 10 l. third
Time. 40 30. o. u, Buster Chopin and Wills
per Belle also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-01
PELKY AND WILLARD
SUBJECTS OF DISPUTE
b. International News Service.

Los ANGELES. July 2l-Tonmy Burns. man
agey OF Arthur Pelky, and Tom Joncs who looks
otter the interests OF Jess willard. booked
10 hook up interesting battle OF invectlves and
blows within day or two
Jones wants TO untch willard against Pelky.
but Burns IN telegram today says that willard
must 20 get reputation before presumine to chal-
lenEc n champion.
" 'Gunboar Smith Is the mar Pelky wants to
meet said Burns. Smith beat willard. and
then again Charley Miller shcded the Kansas
scrapper Let him get rep for himself"
This sort Of language Is the kind that makes
Jones glad he Is alive, for he thrives srgu-
ment. When did FelEy whip Willard any
body Of consequence until he landed G lucky punch
on Luther McCaTty?" asks Jones. willard can
whip ?clky and Burns name his own terms.
Pelky took one beating from willard and wants
no more
As willard holds decision over Pelky, u Is
probable that Jones Will work that argument and
side be: proposition overtime unless Burns agrees
70 match between the rival white hopes.
Jones aud Ad Wolgast left tonight for San
Francisco 10 talk business with Tommy Burns
and Willie Richie. He IS prepared 10 meet any
terms named and expects 10 get tho two matches
for his championship candidates.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-01
THIRTEEN ENTER FOR
SANTA MONICA RACE

Los ANGELES July 3i.-wheu the entries for
the annual Saniu Monica road race. August O.
closed today. thirteen had been listed. But
the ili-omened number IL will not appear among
them. the number fourteen taking its place for
luck
Among the drivers will he TetZlaff who has al
ready won one Santa Monica event: Barney Old
field, Bramlette. Nikrcnt and Charles souleB. II
IS expected that other starters win be added tc
the list before the s called The official list
follows
No. /. Mercer CASTOR Morrls; No. O. Apporson
W, W BramIottc; No, 3. Mercer, Burncy OIdield;
rent; No. S. specdwelI. McConuors: No. = Fiat
Dave Lewis No. 8. s,utz Earl Cooper No. o.
Buick. john opsahl: No TO- Cadillac, c. P.
soules No. II, Apperaon. Frank Goode: No. I2
Cadillac, I. J. sramle,te; No. H. National, Frank
Sefcrt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-01
MILLERS SMASH
BEATS BROOKL YN

PITTSBURG, July 31-Jack Miller's
three -bagger with Kommers and Wagner
on the runways in the sixth inning was
the deciding smash in today's game with
Brooklyn Pittsburg won, 3 to . getting
their other run in the eighth on Kom-
mers's walk and singles by Miller and
Wilson. Rucker pitched nice ball: but the
two infed hits by Wagner and Kommers
and Mlller's hit lost for him Brooklyn
could do nothing with Robinson who has
beaten them regularly for two years. A
wonderful back running catch by Kom-
mers OF Stengers bid for home run was
a feature. Pittsburg has secured Pitcher
Maurice Kent from Brooklyn by waiver.
BRooKLYN-PITTsBURG
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-01
Butte Entries.
,rnationnl News Servic

BY international News Service
First race. four and a half turlonss-Prospcro
Lad. Alabama BAN. Vava. 1l2: Marta Mac. 1os.
Deal Carroll, Bertha v. los. Say. Rara Voz. Misc
Tempo, Kate Shelley. 100.
Second race. five and half turlongs-Young
PGnsy. Aondeu, III; Lew Hill, llo; Dorian Prince.
ossisn Order OF Dance Gomul. Sir Barry. Mural.
I07; Rose Sweet. Wabanan. l05. Vivian H, l02
Third race. five and half turlouss-si1tcen.
Ramsy, Prince Conrad, Frog Eye. lis: J. n.
Barre. li5; Ed B. Ttllinghnst. No Quarter. ITO:
Angeus. lo7; Minnie r.. ioG; Dalronia. Lady Stall
wart. l05.
Fourth race. four turlongs-Prido Of LlSmorc.
PanIorl,a. Transparent liz: Envy. io6; Edna, 100:
Tyrcc. %.
skey, il2: Jonathan. Briton. Frank G. Hogan
Annual Interest. Heversteln. 1903, Medic. Else
where Susan F., Clara w, 1os; Follane, lo3
.Gossipcr ii 10f.
Sixth race mlle-Golf Ball. fl2 Edwin r
Fryer. no. Crex. Coppcrfeld. Joe Woods. Ben
Uncas The Monk 1o7: Arbutus Qucen Lead.
Lieut. Sawyer. Madeline Musgravc 105
Weather clear; track fast.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-01
BOEHLING LOSES
ANOTHER GAME

WASHINGTON. July 31,-Boehling was
hit hard today and Detroit had little
trouble winning the opening game OF the
series from Washington, to l. The
defeat Of BoehllnR came in the presence
OF 1000 fans" who came from Richmond.
Va. his home town. with n band to
cheer him on. The day had been set
aside as "BoehliDg day" and the pitch
er was presented with a handsome trav-
cling bag from some of his local admir-
ers.
Hall pitched shutout ball until the
successive singles by Milan and Gandl.
Detroit never was In danger.
DETROIT -WAsHINGToN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-01
Hamilton Entries
' International News Service.


First race. five end a half turlongs-Meissen
Lady Isle. los: Diamond Cluster 10; Amphion
los: MGrtola. i02.
Second race. mile and e si1teenth-Delicous
lo2; Siltrix, l09: Wentworth. Jo4: Fardoodie. 100
Alaneen, l07. Torvato. ll2.
Third raco. Niagara handicap. six furlopgs-
Early Light, 90; T. NJ. Green, 1o5: Ten Point.
11s; Knights Differ. t2l.
Fourth race Bayview purse. one mile and an
o!ghth-Mountain Fay, DonersA, Cogs, 10; Glass.
1o2.
Fifth race, six turlongs-Rosemary. 100; Closer.
1l2; Anavir. i15: The Rump. 10: Chiffon Queen.
1917 Ruvooo. l01; Thrce Links, J. II. Houghtou.
Joe Knight, ia.
Sixth race. six furlongs-Fred Drew. 90; Bttrs.
100; C. II. Patton, los ST. Avano. 81 Miss Joe.
l05. George s. Davis 100; Mama Johnson. e5
Henry Rite 1o7: Hearthstoue, 10; Stanley s..
los: Little Jane. los.
Seventh race. handicap, mile and eighth.
on tuTf-Bg Dipper. 90: Floral Day l09. Dild-
tory. l0e Fiol. l09; Bernadottc, iOs: Lord Elan.
l06: Bily Baker. 10. Gcrragd. 1906 RASH l07:
Moonlight lO1; Lucky George. los.
Weather clear: track fast
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-01
MOTORCYCLE. CLUB TO
MEET MONDAY NIGHT

The directors Of the Salt Lake Motorcycle ciut
yesterday called special meeting for Monday
night at the clubs headquarters, room 222 Moose
Hall, 222 South West Temple street. All members
OF the club, motorcycle owners and riders and
NIL persons interested in the motor bike pastlmc
are invited to attend Business OF first importance
Is TO be transacted
Tho club has a membership ., about 100 Owing
TO press OF other things in the way Of outdoor
activities. the clubs hot weather meetings havo
been we'll attended. great revival IN club
work is oarded. and Mondays meeting will mark
Tho beginning rOneWcd iniernst.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-01
st. Joseph Pitcher Released,

ST JOSEPH. Mo, july 3l.-Managcr Holland Of
tho 81. Joseph Western league team today
leased Henry Chcllottc. pitcher. to the Waterloo
club Of the Central association Cbcllotto sold
10 the Omaha Western league club week ago
with the understanding tina, 10 in condition
20 begin work at But Manager Rourke
fused 10 accept him after ,ryout and Holland
consented to his return Holland still is fight
Ing with Denver over bis purchase Of Pitohor
American league team which pitcher Ruho
Dochior, has notified the St Joaeph club that tho
twrlcr has bccn recalled Bochlor will finish tho
1easou here. however. Manager Holland has been
unable 10 to tcrmn with Pitcher Gainos pur-
chased from tho Chicago Americans. Gaincs Is in
6onham. Tex, and hnS not answered Hollands
lugf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-01
SIOUX CITY CLUB
MAY BE REMOVED

SIOUX CITY. Ia, July 31.-Ed Han
lon. president of the Sioux City Western
league team, IN statement issued to-
day threatens to transfer the Sioux City
team TO some other city unless better
patronage IS given the games here. He
said some of the games of the present
series will be transferred to Lemars.
Ia, and Sioux Falls S. u. Plans for the
rebuilding of the grandstands destroyed
by fire Sunday nigh, also will be held up.
President Jones of the Lincoln West
ern league club has offered the Sioux
City management the use of the local
park when the Lincoln team is on the
road, The Sioux City management has
not acted on the offer vet
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-01
Tn Harmony with Nature.

Will G, Richmond, Inglewood, Calf.
SAYS he Will be glad to answer any in
quiries regarding the benefit he had
from using Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound. ''It has also greatly bene-
fitted me for bronchial trouble and
cough, and acts SO well in harmony
with nature. it is more like food than
a medicine. SchrammJ Johnsor4 drugs,
''The Never-Substitutors. Five (5)
good stores, (Advertisement.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-01
CALF FORN|A|V VICTOR
IN THRILLING MATCH
Continued From Preceding Page)

never has been outshone in brllliancy
in any western tournament Griffin was
given a test such as he has not had TO
meet since leaving the coast and proved
his ganeness. his ability to come from
behind" and his resource, in a way that
delighted the gallery. which gave him
an ovation a the end OF the match. In
the first SET Byford's service was most
effective and he broke through that Of
the Californian in a startling way. meet
ing the coast stars attack with a series
of brilliant returns which Griffin was
unable 10 handle.
Griffin showed his best form under ad-
verse conditions, however. and playing
at top speed never allowed the Chica go
man a chance in the second set The
Californian exhibited remarkable accur-
acy and judgment and his placing
brought round after round of applause
from the gallery.
Byford made a desperate rally in the
third set and took the first three games.
but he tired visibly. while the Cal!for-
nian took advantage of all openings and
ra n out the match at top speed,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-01
Two Ozark Horses" Win.

One Of the Gpsets today was the de
feat OF Walter IT, Hayes. runnerup tc
Mclaughlin in the western tournament
last year, by Joe Armstrong OF st Paul
vered HAYES and his well-plac ced lobs
kept the veteran on the backline
throughout the match. where Armstrong
easily outcIsssed him.
William Blair of Lake Geneva fur
nished the other surprise when he de-
feated John Adams Of Mnnea polls. re-
garded as one of the strongest players
Of the northwest. ]. II. Winston Of
Chicago had defautcd 10 Blair in their
fourth round match scheduled for this
morning.
In the semi-A finals tomorrow Armstrong
will meet Waidner and Is conceded 20
have an excellent chance to defeat the
veteran. Griffin will play Blair, who
Is not expected TO stop the march OF
the coast star toward the finals.
L. Harry waidner. Chicago, defeated John
StrachAn San Francisco tdetauln.
Joseph J. Armstrong ST. Paul. defeated Walter
Hayes Chicago. ga. Us.
Clarence Griffin. san Francisco. defeated Heath
Byford Chicago. As. SO. 6-i
William Blair Lake Geneva. defeated John
Adams Minneapolis 6-4, GA
In the womans ssmi-finas today Miss Gwen
dolyu Recs Minneapolis. defeated Miss Miriam
Steever, Chicago. 5-i. 6-l.
Miss Carrie Neely. Chicago. defeated Miss Edith
Eoyt. Chicago. 5-7. so. 6-2.
Mise Rccs and Mics Neey will meet In the finals
for the woman's singles championship Saturday,
Tomorrow, IN doubles: they play together MISS
Eoyt and Miss Steever.
Mons doubles nth round
Hayes and Winston defeated Kuisht and o'Brlsn.
Blair and clifford defeated Boydcn and Copeland.
SIS 6-3. 81.
Bytord and Buraick detested Coolidge and Les
ter go s-5. so
Wsldner and Gardner defeated Neliey and Lndo-
mann 6-2, SO, 60.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-01
Service Men PLAY Polo.

NARRAGANsETT PIER. r. T.. July 3i.-Two
gameJ were played IN the Bemi-finas OF the
Point Judith polo tournament for tho army and
navy cupe today, the army team, which Gomez
rom the mounted oorvicc school al Fort Riley,
Kan, defeating the Point Judith SandpIper,. ia II
goals 70 10 "a. while tho CoopcTstown LoopardG
defeated tho Point Judith polo team II 3-s TO 7
The army players gavo the best display OF team
work seen in any Of tho games here this aeagon
They rodo cnrlngly and handled their poniep with
wonderful skilI. $500 1919
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-01
Negro Teams Tied.

}o. july 3l.-Thc New York Lincoln
Fho claim the negro baseball champion
ne United States. lost the fifth game OF
t-Eame serleg here with the Chicago
Giants today by the score OF To .. A
Fcsentntion Of the local negro population
20 stands TO see the game The teams
~ play thirteen games for the negro
'nlp- OF four games IN New York, the
"on Two and ono was Ito. Today'5
~ INC Teams on even terms. Tho final
~ Will be started August 10.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-01
Noted seismologist Dies.

NEWPORT. Isle OF Wight, England.
July 3I--Professor John Milne, the emil
nent seismologist. died here today. aged
63 years
He had made extensive travels IN the
United States. Australia, China. Japan
the Southern seas and Europe, For TWEEN
IN wears he was employed by the Japan
ese government, Tor which he established
a ohain Of 1000 earthquake recording sta
tlons He also completed seismic sur
vev of the world for the British associa-
tion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-01
Benton Out for Season.

CINCINNATI, July 3I.-"Rubo" Bonton pitcher
for the Cincinnati National league team is re-
covering slowly from injuries which he received
Wednesday morning when his motorcycle had
,bcod-on collision with stract car. At tho hop-
pital today ~ Bnld by Benton's attending
physician that he stlll In serious condition
and would not be able TO leave for moro than a
month and that ho would not be able 10 particle
pate In any moro samoa this season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-01
Cuban Leads at Chess.

NEW YORK. July 3i.-Duras OF Prague, Black
OF brooklyn and Eupchlk OF tho Progressive Chess
Maaters' cbcss tournament concluded todays Tho
leaders 20 date arc: "
cepaolanca. won thirteen. lost none Duras, won
one and half; Kupchik, won seven and hnlt
loSt two and half: Merder, won one and a haif
four. ~ "'~' i'''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-01
SAYS ZBYSZKO WILL
CLAIM CHAMPIONSHIP

DULUTH. MINI. July 31-Tho manager OF
Stahlslaue Zbyszko declared hero today that he
would claim the worlds heavyweight wrestling
iitle for the Polo by tho nrgt day OF September
u Frank Gotch continued 70 refuse 10 meet him
In finioh contest
We Will wrcstle. winner take all. and will
submit 10 any conditions that the Iowa farmer
Will name said ho. ''E Frank wants 10 roma In
out OF the game. ali we'll and good. but when no
wreS,los gomo Of the mon that tho public knows
Ibys2ko can beat aud then shouts that ho ig
through with the game whom VIC como around. I
think that no is not showing tho bcDt sports
manshin."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-01
Japanese Billiardist Here,

SEATTLE. WASH, July 3f.-Ikujun Tamura
champion billiard player OF Japan. is horo from
Yokohama route TO Chicago and New York 10
play with Hoppe and others. Yomada the young
Japanese player who made tour OF the United
sthtoE last winter. IL said TO have been beaten
by Tamura.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-01
Saws Wife Cost Him ,Job,

MINNEAPoL1S, July 3i.-Worry about his wiso
lost Paul P. Brown his job pitcher for tho
Sioux City. Ia. baseball team OF the Western
league, according 10 answer ho filed today
In the divorce action started by HIS wife Helen
w Brown IN tho Hennopn district court. Tho
couple were married in August, 1912 Mrs. Brown
seeks divorce on tho ground OF cruelty. Her
husband Bnys Mrs. Brown cruel and Iuhuman
toward him and asks that he bo awarded tho do
rrnn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-01
WOMAN TO WALK FROM
GOTHAM TO MINNESOTA

| NEW YORK, July 51.-Mrs. NJ, B. Chester OF
MiIdletcwn n. Y. wife OF boat builder started
/ from hero with tive OF her ton children 10 Walk
! 10 Minneapolis She carried letter from Mayor
Gaynor 10 the mayor o. Minneapolis. which sho
hopes deliver some TWO months hence Inc TWO
children are boys aged IL aad IL. Mrs. Chester.
who was costumcd In the 'sunbonnet aud singhain
dress or q farmers wife, said sho had no other
purpose IN attempting the Journey than the levo
of walking