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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-13
Appointments NNI|
Be SENT TO sE||Il|
State Engineer and Insurau,,
Commissioner Said 10 b.
Doubtful.

Governor william spry will ,spss,
to the senate TO-DAY. n.
governor will make nincty.seyeu y
pointments, most of them beipg !
membership on state boards. Ths =.
ate will consider the appointment, !,
executive session this afternoon e.
will probably confirm all of them n
governor has delayed sending hi, b
pointments TO the senate for coufirn.
tion for the reason that several pst
ing bills affected the composition (
various state boards. 81
There will be but few change, in h.
official family of the governor icf 4,
ensuing two years. Fred W, Chanbn
will be reappointed state fish and "a,
commissioner; Willard Hansen u
s cceed himself as state dairy and I'd
commissioner, and Herman Harm, N
be reappointed state chemist Cl|
Glazier of Provo, at present bank d
aminer under the secretary Of sud
will be appointed state bank caazS
sioner, and will have charge Of TIE "a
of banking,
Some opposition to the rcappd'
mept of Willard Done as state rsz
ance commissioner has arisen, bui i :
stated on good authority that be u
be reappointed. There is possibI9
that J. A. Edwards, secretary tols
senate, NAV succeed Mr.. Done, Mn
believed to be reliable u
stated that Caleb Tanner will ua
reappointed state engineer. During
last campaign Tanner became . y
gressive, and his lack of loyalty 70
Republican party is believed 10 m
clude the possibility Of his reaprSi'
ment
Some changes in the board Of ~
commissioners and the board Of Has
zation are regarded as certain, bri
governor has not dropped a hint
what these changes will be. MOI
the members of other state cr,
whose terms expire will be reapp'uS
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is AWARDED
RACE ON A FOUL

The second heat OF the match roller
skating race between Willie Shatz and
Fenton Hardy for the championship Of
the state took place at the Auditorium
last night. The heat was awarded to
Hardy on foul in the ninth lap.
The decision was received with a little
dissatisfaction by the crowd. for Hardy
had repeatedly fouled Shatz and many
thought that the race should have been
called Off The decision OF the Judges,
however was unanimous.
Each skater has now won one heat,
and the final will be run off a week
from Thursday,
Shatz stated after the race that Hardy
had fouled him on every turn and that
when he tried 10 pass him on the inside
Hardy skated inside the line and crowded
him into the post. Shatz said that when
he saw that Hardy would not let him
pass, he threw Hardy off lbs feet.
II was on this foul that the judges
awarded the decision. Shatz also stated
that he would not race the third heat un-
less he and Hardy were started from op-
posite sides OF the course and a purse
or side bet OF at least $50 put up,
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RUBE SIGNS UP WITH
M 'CRAW AND BLOSSOM
Giant Contract Limited, but
Pact With Pretty Vaude-
vile Girl Is for Life.
BY International News Service.

BY international News Service.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 12-Ruoe
Marquard, the Giant twIrler. who won
two OF the three games taken by the
New York Giants from the Boston Red
Sox in the 1912 worlds baseball series.
signed two contracts today. The one Of
chief interest 10 baseball fans and the
American public in general pledges his
early return to the Marlin training camp
OF the New York club OF the National
league to pitch this season for the man
that made him-.'Muggsy" McGraw.
The other contract binds him for life
musical comedy actress. who has been
his terminate in skit in which he has
been appea ring on the Orpheum circuit
At high noon. in the Continental hotel.
the elongated southpaw took a pen in his
left hand and signed his name to the
baseball contract
Immediately afterward he left the room
where Dick Kinsella, scout for the New
York club. remained to jubilate over his
triumph in securing Marquard at last,
and went to the German Lutheran
church. where he signed up for life with
Blossom Sceley.
Inasmuch as McGraw already had Rube
under n threc-year contract which has
not expired. many fans arc wond ering
whether Rube will repudiate the base
ball pact he signed today as he did the
other one. 1t Is believed. however that
Rube's chief purpose In holding out was
to get advertising. He did not brag
about any increase In salary, hence it is
pretty certain he did not get one,
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Today's Race Results.

By International News Service
CHARLESTON. S. C.. March l2.-Today's race
results
FirSt race. three and half furlones-Miss Gayle.
lis tBurns). TO l. won; Parcel Post, 40 Wan
duBen), 3 TO 2. second: Miss Charcot ITO (Bux-
tom. to q third Time az. Ada single Gal
lop. Froo Trade. Zack Virgins and Sweet Spices
also ran.
Second race. fivo furlongs-Mama Johnson 81
tFordl. 10 !, won; Willis. i02 (skiryIuJ to j..
second: Bodkin 100 tMussrsvol, TO .. third.
Time, I:0l 3-5 Camcllla Chiffon Sauaw Old
Hank. Mon Ami, Ruba Granda and Mss Nett also
Third race. one mile-Lochiel los Grand 7
10 10, won: Carlton C.. I06 (Wilson), s to g.
second, Volthorpe, 90 tMontonr) 10 20 l. third.
Time. l:4l 10. Milton D. also ran.
Fourth race. the South Carolina selling utalcs
six furlones-Torts; So tSnIdcr). 10 l. won;
Hoffman, 100 (Wilson,. TO I, second: Thcrcsu
Gill. Sc (Ford) to 2. third. Time. I:t4 10
Wiley. sylycstris Cherryola and Prince Ahmed
also ran.
Fifth race. five iurlong1--Ealon. 1oi q. Camp
bclD, TO !? won: York Lad. IG (Wiison). 4 to /
second; Golden Esg. i1i tGoose). to q third
limo. 1902 2-6. Wiley D.. Gold Mine. Creuse
Sldon and Madman also ran.
Sixth one mile and sirteonth-Frox 1o2
(Hontouri. 4 to s. won: Woodcraft. io7 (Wiisopl
TO l. second: Blue Mouec. los tsklrvin,. to l.
third Time. 1850. Cllff Top. Edna Collins
Montagnie. Senator Sparks and Stalrs also ran
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-HIS evening In the Deseret gym
nasium the University OF Utah VIII
play the first of a series OF three
u basketball games with the uni
versity of Colorado. The stakes
are the college championship OF i've
states-Utah. Idaho. Montana. Wyoming
and Colorado, The winner OF the college
championship will be acclaimed the best
team in the Rocky mountain conference
This will also be the first time the
university has ever met a Colorado con-
ference team in basketball II is also
the first time the university has ever
won the Utah state championship. II
Utah beats Colorado the students and
friends OF the university will have big
celebration.
Class work will be given over at ll;3Q
this forenoon TO the students, who VIII
gather In the big assembly room and rally
around the boys whom they expect to
win the Rocky mountain basketball cham
pionshIp.
Yesterday was one of rest for the
varsity players. They have trained so
long and faithfully this season that there
is greater danger of their going stale than
becoming unskilled. so the coach thought
It better to let them off practice after
the workout Tuesday night
The Colorado team Will arrive here this
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JOE CLARKE VICTIM
OF UNPOPULAR EDICT
Special to The Tribune,

Special to The Tribune
EUREKA. March I'm the ninth
round tonight of what was to have been
ffteen-round contest. Referee Frank
Murray awarded the decision TO Ross In
sersoll. declaring that Joe Clarke had
foulcd Ingersoll.
Fouls were committed repeatedly on
both sides and specta tors were surprised
That the referee, having overlooked so
many; should give Ingersoll the decision
on this one.
The mill was a slugging match from
start to finish. Clarke scored more clean
knookdowns than Ingersoll did, but both
ooys were severely punished The boys
went at IL hammer and tongs and re-
peated complaints Of fouls were made By
each Nothing the referee could say
stopped these tactics, but II was the gen.
eral opinion he should have declared hon
ors even when he decided 10 stop the
fight
Certainly Ingcrsoll committed as many
fouls as Clarke. and Just as certainly
Clarke had an even break, II not a shade
over lngersoll The gate receipts were
divided 65 per cent 10 the winner and IS
per cent to the loser.
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DOROTHY DEAN, At Z
To |, JUAREZ WINNER
Victor in Fourth Race Is the
Longest Priced Horse to
Come Home in Front.
BY International News Service.

Ell PASO. Tex, March l2,-Dorothy
Dean, at l. to 1. won the fourth race at
Juarez today and was the longest priced
victor OF the day. Setback took the last
race from Dick Baker, which. at 13 to T..
got the place after a wellmeant effort
to win, Results
First rncc, half mc-Della Mack. io2 tMc-
Cabe) 10 ?. won: Succession. 40 tMurphy). S
10 s. second, Barbara Lano. los tKrschbauin).
to l, third, Timo, At So La Eutrcia Bene.
diet, kiltio. Pcckaboo &ttica, PnicS, Denl Car
roll and RimifuX also ran.
Second racc. nix furlongE-Quld Nunc 100 (Gcn-
try), 10 l, won; Edmond Adams. 112 (Cartor).
10 10 !. aacond. Ardclon. 10I CNcCabo), Q to l..
third Time. l:N. Free. AZurcn. Definite. Bal
ronia, Fundamental Jupiter Joe. Bula welsh.
Marsono and ServIccnce also ran
Third race miie-orper,h, Ioi tGrothl. to l.
won; J.. NJ. Eckcrt. lo5 (Estcpl. Is to I. second:
14o 4-5. Fancy. Dccrioo,. Dave Montgomery,
Mario Girl. Ammo McGee. Rosevale and Bob
Farley also ran
Fourth race. seven furlonss-Dorothy Dean. Iol
tRobbins), ~ TO J. won; Lockrosc iO7 (sIclafD.
II to 8. socond: Captain Bravo a2 tHayncs) IL
10 1. third Time. 26 2-6. Ymr. Seoclff, Irish
Gentleman. Mocklcr and Winning Witch also
ran.
Fifth race six furlongs-Mimoroso 40 (Pcak).
II TO g. won: Anon. 10 tGross), IL to &. second
Dominica. 100 (Robbnsi. In l. third Time
1si3 40 Dynamo. Sir Alvcscot. Ncllo. Royul
Dolly and King Elk also ran
Sixth race mile and eighth-Sctoack los
GIalscy). TO g. won; Dick Baker: 1oi Gross
10 to l. second Sam Bernard. l0i fMcCabc), 30
TO I. third Time 1854. Zoroastcr Hattoras and
Loween also
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TURNER'S BELT WILL
BE EXHIBITED TODAY

joe Turner's belt. awarded him By an
illustrated weekly In New York AS a
trophy of victories over all eastern wres-
tiers of his weight and some pIuch
heavier viii be put on exhibition today,
but Just where has not been decided
Promoter Harry Heagren and World s
Champion Mike Yokel continue TO re-
ceivc threatening letters-that is mis-
sives In which fans who have seen Tur-
ner perform threaten Mike with defeat
when he meets the District OF Columbia
grappler. While nobody In Utah be-
lieves that anybody OF Mikes weight can
throw him. these letters have convinced
all who read them that Turner is the
toughest man Yokel has ever met
A glance at the record OF Turner's VIC
tories shows that he usually wins much
quicker than other mat MEN. He begins
with q rush that continues TO the end of
the match.
Very well. so does Mike, when he has to-.
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Best Known Cough Remedy.

For forty-three years DR.. Kings
New Discovery has been known
throughout the world as the most re.
liable cough remedy. Over three mil
hon bottles were used last year. Ism y
this proof7 1t will get rid Of your
cough, or we will refund your money.
j. j. Owens, of Allendale, s. c., writes
the way hundreds of others have done:
-" After twenty years ] find that DR.,
Kings New Discovery is the best rem.
edy for coughs and colds that I have
ever used. For coughs or colds and
all throat and lung troubles. it has no
equal. soc and $1.00 at Schramm.
Johnson, Drugs, "The Never.Substitu-
tors, five (5) good stores.
(AdNertisement).
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FOUR CREWS LIKELY
TO RACE ON CHARLES
By international News Service.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, March 12-n the
consent OF Princeton Is secured, a race
that Will surpass In rowing interest the
DIG Poughkeepsie regatta will be held
here on the Charles river May 10, the
date OF the annual triangular event by
Harvard. Princeton and the University
OF Pennsylvania crews. as the Columbia
university crew wants to enter and mako
II a four-cornered contest
The manager Of the Columbia crew has
occurred the consent of Harvard and
Pennsylvania, and it now rests with
Princeton 10 make the race four-cor-
nered affair.
There Is little doubt, however, that DR.
spa eth. who IS In charge Of the Princeton
oarsmen, Will agree to the proposition as
the Charles river is wide enough to fur
nish splendid course for all OF the
crews to row from the Brookline bridge
TO the foot OF the basin.
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Challenge of Upton Is
Rejected by Yacht Club
New Workers Object to Seventy-Five-Foot Stipu-
ation, Alleging 1t Would Stu1tify the Race
to Contest With Such Small Craft

Details OF the refusal were cabled to
the secretary Of the Royal Ulster Yacht
club by a special COMMITTEES, consisting
Of Dallas E. Pratt, commodore: Lewis
Gass kedyard, B. d: Morgan. Cornelius
Vanderbilt, Henry Walters. c. Ledya rd
Blair and Rear Commodore ]. Pierpont
Morgan, Jr.
Secretary George B. Cormack gave out
the following formal statement of the
clubs action:
THE New York Yacht club has de-
clined this challenge because Il imposes
as a condition that the defending vessel
shall not exceed seventy-fve feet in
length on the waterline and thereby de-
pTives the defending club of the right
given 1t by the deed Of gift to select a
vessel OF such size as it pleases, pro-
vided she be not less than sixty-flve feet
nor more than ninety feet on the water
line"
Mr. Cormack said that there were $50
members OF the club present at the meet
Ing and that the club was una nimous In
relocating the challenge. Out of the 800
yachtsmen present only forty voted as,
under the rules OF the club, only yack!
owners ire allowed to vote
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STUNTS FOR
A SOCIAL SESSION

The Commercial club social committee
met Yesterday to perfect ARRANGEMENTS
for the programme of stunts to be car
ried out Saturday evening during the
regular membership meeting of the club
All the various programme features are
now In the hands OF sub committees,
Chairman 5. r, Neel and Vice Chairman
IL NJ. Chamberlain predict that the
evening will be one long to be remem-
hered and have number OF surprises
to spring; dinner will precede the
meeting, beginning at go O'clock. The
business session Is 10 commence at &
o clock, and the entertainment pro-
sramme will wind up the affair
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By international News Service.

BY Interna tiopal News Service.
- 90 EW YORK, March l2.-At a large
N ly attended meeting OF the New
vi York Yacht club tonight, Sir
i v Thomas Lipton's challenge for a
race for the Americas cup was
rejected on the ground that a 7o-foot
boat was too small a craft TO race for
the blue ribbon trophy of the sea and
that only the largest-size craft permit
ted under the rules should compete for
what is virtually the yachting champion
ship OF the world.
In other words. the members OF the
club seemed to think that II would be-
little the Importance of the event to race
with smaller boats than have competed
for II In the past and that while 1t was
true that the rules provide that II could
he raced for by boats OF from slxty-fve
to ninety feet in length. It would be es-
tablishipg bad precedent to do so. In
diplomatic language the special commit
tee appointed by Commodore Dallas p.
Pratt conveyed the attitude OF the club
10 the Royal Ulster Yacht club, which
stood sponsor for Sir Thomas's challenge.
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INDIVIDUAL LEADERS.
RESULTS OF COLLEGE
RIFLE COMPETITION

WASHINGTON. March 1..-Earvard university
and Massachusetts, agricultural college. tied With
uno victoros each In tho intercollegiate rifle
shooting league matches. will meet this week to
dstermlnc tho championship OF the east. West
Virginia university, which stiIi leads with nine
straight yietoros Will shoot of thio vcek for the
championship OF the with Iowa university
and the UniycTsity of Minnesota. tied for second
place. The results Of the ninth weeks match
follows;
Eastom IcoEio-CopcIl e3I. VS. Norwich o25
Massachusetts Tceh. at5. Columbia SS5. Prince
ION ass Ialno ST5. Massachusetts, agricultural
college sss. rs Dartmouth 933; Vermont se5 va.
Rhodn Island State college TsT: Harvard eA. n.
Iehish. detaultsd: North Georgia agricultural
college 9e7. rs Clemson. dofauited.
Western league-IoTa 9s.. Nebraska s61:
West Virginia e53. U. s. college n! Veterinary
Surgeons. dcfaultod: California go. Oklahoma
4. and 81. ss3 Wisconsin ee7. IS. Washington
State 900: Ainnesota ai5. Ts Kansas s5; Mich
lgan agricultural college e1s. Louisiana s1s:
Purdue asS. Missouri, defaulted.
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Today's Jaurez Entries.
BY International News Service.


Ell PASO, Tex, March i2-Tomorrow's entries
FiTnt race, six furlongs-Gay, l02. Ruth EGther.
Ice Harrison H. Florence Krlpp, l07. King Earl
los Fair Louise. no. Mike Mollctt. Abe Slupskcy,
obucuro Billy Myer. Dcmas. ll3: HorIcou. ll5
Second rncc six furonEs--Auto Girl, Amohnlko.
lo2; Vonotisu. 1o5; Country Boy 100; Cfoasovcr
Ocean Queen. no. Fort Johnson Ramsay. liz:
Definite, Milt Jones. Hidden Hand. Steriin, liz.
Third race nilc-Sad!o Shapiro, ai, Royal
River, 9S; Gretchen C., l03; Helen Scott, l0t
Barney Oldfled. Zinknnd. Clint Tuckor. I05; OB-
wald B.. no; Compton. III
Fourth race. six furlongg-Pnmpnca 100, Fitz-
gerald. colauitt. ios: HAsson, levin los, Vested
Rights 10. Truly. 1l2; Wcysnoko. 1lS.
Fifth race: six furlongs-TIugh Gray. lo.: Roson-
Ia. Roseworth 103: Doc Allon. Descendant Sal
Yago Rio PccoB. los; FaneuIl Hall, Gimli. f07:
Eek Davis Transparent. Jos: Coluuitt. 10.
Sixth race. one mIle-Baironia es: odcila Baby
Doll. 90. Adolnntc l0i; Sam Bernard l05: Force
lOS Balclft. ITO: Abound. 49,
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ALLEGED GAMBLING
ROOM is RAIDED

posse Of police. headed by Inspector Carl A
C@1rleon @ and Detective Hugh L. Glenn, ra!ded an
aloseo Gambling room In the Toursine hotel
five occupants ''
n Hutton recently fined scS by judge N n
tanner OF the criminal division OF the city
sou.t Tor conducting gambling game was
9ooken on Ike charge last night. Four otbera
y saruch. Dan Mcintyre, w L. Hanson and
George watson woro charged with gambling
inat tne ottiecrs might gain easy access 10 the
hotol without being stayed by the night cierl
ono policeman engaged that fupctIonar9 4, nnn
yerSation on the sidewalk until tho posse had
slipped through the door and up the RtaIrs
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Fauorably Reported
In the House,

By sitting committee
Senate bill No. ee5, by Lunt-AuihcnRt,
itoI commission to acquire additional gvr-l
Seuate bill No ifs, By Wight-Authonnhe =
To sell or lease municipal electric llsa,!I >
Senate btu No. 1856, by Funk-ksguDus
pIoymeDt agencies. =
Senate bill No loI. by Ferry-Naklt
prlation OF SIS oco for mineral researn u
engineering experiment station.
Senate Bill No i7p. by Boo,h-RclIii,f
pIication for water rightn -.
Senate bill No. 22i by Edshelli-hAsas
cstrays.
Senate bill No. 2I7. by judic'arJ g. g.,
Relating 10 sending or receiving fnuouo'
Sages
Senate bill No onO. By smits-Rsen1
Teachers Retirement association.
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Commercial League

The last series OF Commercial league basket
bail games verc played off last night The Hard
ware boys are tho champions OF the league. the
ContinentalB second and Henasors third. Tho
Parks. Telephones and Holidays are tied for
fourth place.
banquet will be given 10 all tho players at
the Commercial club next Wednesday.
The Eanea last night not quite as fast a.
usual. but they wcrs clean. The Hardware quln-
tetto showed their usual class and beat tho Con-
tnentale by scoro of ~ to g. Tho Halliday
five easily defeated the Telephone five by score
OF Ss 10 Is. and Henasers had TtttIs difficulty In
running UP a score OF 81 10 81 on the Parks.
Ths fInnI nta Of he
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ALL AMERICANS.
New Anti-Betttne Bill

ALBANY ". Y. March IA new auti-race
track gambling bill which seeks 10 overcore
the recent decision by the appellate division sus-
tanning the decision o' Justice Scuddor in the
Shane case. wnn introduced today by AsscmbIyman
man Knight The bill would prohibit betting OF
any kind the race tracks In the Shane cpn.
Justice Scuddcr hold that bets could be legally
mndo through credit H'stem and the appellate
dIvislon sustained this fccinion. The cnsp In ot
he taken 10 the court OF appeals
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A Gold, La Grippe, Then Pneumon,.

"A ooid' La Grippe, Then Pneumonia
Is TOO often the fatal sequence. La
urippe coughs hang on, weaken the
system ana lower the vital resistance.
n n " collins, Postmaster. Barnegat,
." saF: II was troubled with a
severe Lf Grippe cough which com
pieteiy ei lausted me- Foley's Honey
"uo compound soon stopped the
Coughing ,pells entirely. 1t can't be
~. Taramm-Johnson, Drugs, "The
g. 1atitutors, Five (5) Good
M ADVERTISEMENT
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BOSTON WANTS MITT
GAME Localized
By international Ne,u ssrt,.

BOSION, March 12,-LThe legiylatiy
committee on legal affairs voted TODAY
10 report favorably the measure intro
duced by William Shaw McCulom for
the legaIisfng OF ten-round bouts and the
appointment OF an athletic commission
that shall have entire supervision OF ali
boxing In this state. The measure is pat
termed along. the F'rawley law in New
ate. the bill being reported to that body.
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MILLER's TEAM.
WRESTLING
TEAMS TO COMPETE
pecial to The Tribune.

I
PROVO. March 12.-What promises TO
be one OF the lIveliest wrestling matches
witnessed for some time will be pulled
of here next Saturday evening In the
3. Y. U. gymnasium. when the agricul-
tural college wrestling team meets the
B. Y U. grapplers. These two teams ara
rivals There Will be six matches by men
weighing from 115 pounds UP.
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Dillon Beats Brennan
By International News Service.

By International News Service
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, March is-Jacg Dillon
gave X o." Brennan OF Buffalo a terrific beat
ing tnrcnsh ten rounds OF their bout here to-
night but could nut him out. though he had
brconan holding and buga!ng In the ninth and
tenth rounds 20 save himself
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Bills Passed
In the House.

In the House.
House bill No. 1874, by oldham-RsIstInE to vor-
tIaton and heating and sanitation OF school
buildings
Senate bill No. 1io by Co,troII-New parks and
houlevords act.
Senate bill No %, By smI,h--Relatins to paw
ing lpternectious.
senate bin No. 1884, By Joint committee ON op-
propriations-Gencral appropriations bill
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Senate Note,

The senate yesterday passed the Kelly bill di-
rcctlnE the state treasurer TO deposit public
funds at interest The bill opposed By
state Treasurer Jesse y 1owkes but favored by
formor State Treasurer David Matison. Under
the terms Of the bill the state would receive ,
per cent all state funds.
Senator Hanscn's blue sky" bill, giving the
state bank commissioner supervision over ali in
7estmcnt companies with view TO preventing tho
sale OF stock In fake corporations. was passed by
tho senate yesterday.
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Freddie Hicks Wins.

By International Ncws Service
WINDSOR Ont. March l2-Froddic Hicks Of
Doirot and Howard Morrow OF Benton IInrhor
fought eight roundg TO draw before the Wind
sor Athletic club tonight,