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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-20
Windsor Results.
v International News Service.

By International News service.
First race six furlongs-Fan Sarete. 100 lkede-
ris). to J. won. Grosvcnor, 1oo Wan Duscnl. so
TO l. second; Crisco l02 (Turner), 20 TO /. third
Time, l-l2 20. Grent Britain finished first but
disqualified
Second race five ard half turiongs-Black
Chief. i0i (Lounsoerry), TO !, won; Tom Say
ors. ia tPoak), 10 ]. second Rocquctte. 1o4
(Gross). Is TO /. third Time 1:07, Sntyr. oues-
tion Mark Palo Alto and Ccdarhrook also ran
ThIrd race. five and half furlongs-Miss
Gayle l03 (obert), ls 10 20. won; CEar Michael,
III (Pcake). to S, second; First Degree 02 ODE
ropdc). 10 TO l. third Timc, 1'o5 3-5. Only three
starters
Fourth race. s1 furlongs-Buokhorn. li2
(smaln even. won. Marjorie A. 1O5 Dorondel,
5 to ., second Sherwood III tPeukc), 10 to ].
third. Time. 1.i2. Little Father. Upright and
Prince Ahmed nlso
Filth race. five and one.hait turlonsfmInlan,
lO9 Gray. 20 J.. won. Right Easy, o7 do
rondcJ: TO l. second; Bottle Sue. 1o2 oberO, z
10 2. third. Time. 1905 As. Tankard. Mother
Kateham. Double Five md Theodore Cook also
Sixth race one milc-rvabe 100 (Deronde). 10
to 1. won: Wander, JOS Wnn Dusen). to 2. sec
oud; Yorkrillc. lo2 (Gray) 10 I. third, Time
80 90 Mutt Be- Ardeon. Joe Stein and Dyns~
mito also
Seventh race, mile aud an e!shth-Falcsda. llo
(KoderIg) Z 70 S. won: Mudsill, los (OberD. 10
l. second Trovato, p7 (Taylorl, to ], third.
Time. SO s-5 Myoouea, Woodcrnft and Hueky
Lad also raU.
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Anaconda Results

By International News Service.
First race. four and half furlonsG-Mnrta Mac,
i1s "a Murray. TO /. to l and 10 8, won
Roravcz. I1o (Pauley>. TO 6 10 20 and out.
SECOND. Say, ll6 dmes) 90 to T. s TO and 2
to l. third. Time. :5S ProspcEo Lad aud Tom
light also ran
Second five and half furlouGa-Dad
s,carnes l07 tOrmcs): TO /, even and 10 .,
10 g. second Noise. los u. Nelson), 10 TO l.
to 1 aud to l. third. Time. l:os So DR.. S.
r. Tate. Dick Benson, FlccLncy, Aspera, VI. Cam
man. Hatu. Kingsley and Joe eusber also ran.
Third race six furlongs-0rmoude Cunningham.
log (SfulEan). 25 TO l. 10 TO ! and S 10 L. won;
Charley Brown. lO6 tWoods). 10 10 T. 70 ] and
10 l. second. Clara w, lie tw. Finhorl to 4,
10 . and 10 o. third. Time l'l6 2-b. Lee
Harrison II. Emily Lee Old Coin. Doccncy. An
gcus. Minnie F, fyouns and Iron Queen also
ran.
Fourth race. mile ard seventy ynrds-Bert Cot
ty 10T &c II. Mlller) to 20 and out. won; Ora
McGee. 9s (E SmIthl, TO 10 and out. sec
ond: Loan Shark. 1o2 (Mulligan), 10 .. even
and out, third Time las. Transparent also
Fifth race. sovcn turlonss-sharper Knight rs
(E Smith. % to I. 10 and 10 8. won
Lescar. ia (Besansonl 10 10 g. 10 10 and TO
T. second Mike Donln. l0i (M. Mathewsl. Is Ia
l. to / and g TO 8. third Time. Leo l-S. Rue.
Lord Clinton Bayrose First Fashion and HoIa-
bird also
Sixth race five furongs-Amohalko. 10S Don-
oyan), to I. even and 3 10 o. won: Young Pan
sy los (E. Smith. 30 10 J. 10 10 and TO 1,
second Lady staiwart, loo "a. Murray) II TO 8.
even and . 10 O. third. Time. l0a 3-5 Ed b.
Sierra. Mlt Jones. secretc and Misc Rhoda also
Seventh race. five turlougs-Nfty, los &C. II.
Mlcr). even. TO and 70 9 won; +, G..
Nogar. Ii2 Glwrencc). to I, 10 and 10
and 10 8. third Timo, l:o2. Gold Ball Abe
slupgkey. BcverB,on and Watso also
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Saratoga Entries.
international News Service.

By JulcfnatOnhl NEWS S'INlCc.
FRS, race handicap. ak furiongs-Joc knight,
Ioe Hawthorn, lei; Black Toney, 1oS; Hester
Prynue Io9; Issorse, loS: Iron Mask. 1oi: Spring
board. 'l25; Roamer IDS: Plato Glass. iaa Sc
bago. l2o; Houscmaid. 116: Br!ar Path, ioT; Won
dn Why, lo9; Palenouin. H. Also eligible: Pres
ton Lynn. 100: Azyndo ia; CliH Edge 11o Fly
Ing Yankee. 1oe: Shackleton, 1876.
Second rnce. stccplecharc about two miles
Leumos. 132. Disgenter, 40; Race Well. ib9;
Peuobscot. 1872: Enniskillcn. IA7i Humility lao;
big Sandy, l5
Third race handicap one mile-Jnwhone. loS.
oaRhurst. los: Impression, Ill: Strenuous i0a
Rolling Stone. 1os. Joe Debod, l1o: Dr. ooun-
ncr m. Ella Bryson. 1l3; Tale Carrier. 1922
Hedge 1i3; Royal Meteor. 1l3; Towlton Field.
JIG. Also eligible: cur Edge, IFS; Kate X. ~;
Flying Yankee. 100: Barucgot, liz: Azyado. liz.
Fourth race. Grand Union Hotel stohes. six
furlonea-Brinshurnt. 122; Little Nephew. "a
Galuer, I2O: Black Broom. lO7: Casuarina l22;
Dradlcy's Choice III: Filter Gold. 11i.
Firth race Hacks and Hunters, milo and q
auartor-hbscondcr 1e5; Ariosto, lt3: Fred Essen.
I53 Rock Abbey. j43
Sixth race. 2-ycnr-olds. five and onc-haif fur- fu
iongs-"Miss Cavannugh os. Mary Warren, 100
lone l05 Irish Harmony. 1oS: Tea Enough, 100
Lady Fern I0S: wnnita. los. Kilorcn, 1903; 'Har-
vest Queen. lO6: 'Notoriety, os; Hill Stream io0;
IIortensc. 107.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear; track fast.
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The appearance OF bolls leads many
people TO consider them a sign OF ro-
bust constitution. They are more apt
to signify condition Of sick blood,
It sounds queer 10 take blood bath.
but that is precisely the effect when
you use that remarkable remedy, S. s. S.
1t has the peculiar action OF soaking
through the intestines directly into the
blood. Ir a few minutes its influence is
at work in every artery, vein and tiny
capillary. Every membrane. every or
gan OF the body. every emunctory be-
comes In effect a filter to strain the
blood OF impurities.
And best of all. this remarkable rem
edy is welcome TO the weakest stomach.
You can get S, S. S. at any drug store.
1t is a standard remedy, recognized
everywhere as the greatest blood anti
dote ever discovered. Beware of any
effort to sell you something claimed
to be "just as good" II yours is a
peculiar case and you desire expert
advice, write to The Swift Specific Co.,
185 Swift Bldg. Atlanta, Ga
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Free Trade rol The Idol ioi; Brka. 1oi su-
perl loI. 'Reaunm. 1O2, Alador 1903
Third race. seyon furlongs-'Issy Ham. e6,
Counterpart. loS: ouecd. lOi: Gerard. 1ol; Chill
ton King. 10l; Rifle Brigade. 10i
Fourth race. handicap, mile and an eighth
Harry Lauder. ioo Flora Tina, ia: Lochiel. 1oa.
Melton Street 1O7: Cousin Puss, 1oI.
Fifth roco. six furlongs-+Lord Lucrc, l03 Mad
dnlena lo6 White Heat 10; "Frod Drew. 1903;
Fndoodo. 1903: Bit,ra. 10; Belle OF Bryu Mawr.
100: Rock Bar Jos; Lep Godchaux. 49, Bryn-
auva. l06: Holzoerg. III
Sixth race five and holf furlongs-My Gonil.
SO: Fox Graft 100. Frank Wooden, 1922 Mama
Johnson 81: Spclbound, 102: Chiffon Queen. 100;
Gaskct %. Rosemary 10l' Double Five, 105; Pop
Gun. 90. Jonqun LOG: Marcovi 1O2 Also ell
igibe Mack B Eubanks, 10G. Right Easy. l02.
ImpD Tommy Burns, 90; ST. Avano, 90; Black
River. lo2; Prince Chap, io5
Seventh race mile and seventy yords-"Eorl OF
Savoy, 81, Gerard 1oi; Henry Hutchinson, LOG
'Ralph Lloyd, 100; MudsilI. 1oS; Marshop. %,
StaDleys JOi Bobby Cook, "a; Billy Vandervecr,
f0o.
Weather clear track fast.
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| State News
NICHOLS PURCHASED
WEAPON THAT SLEW
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
TWIN FALLS. Ida. Aug. i9,-After
four days of investigation, such light has
been shed on the mysterious killing of
Mrs. i. B. Stockslager and James II,
Nichols. near the Nichols ranch last
Friday evening, as 20 convince the au-
thorities that Nichols first slew the wom-
an and then committed suicide. When
the autopsy was performed upon the
body OF Nichols physicians pronounced
IL almost a physical inpossibility for him
TO have fired all three of the shots which
entered his own body.
Sheriff G. G. Nelson of Minidoka coun-
ty, In which the crime was committed,
brought the revolver used by the author
Of the double tragedy here today, and II
was identified by G. w Gerrish, pro-
prietor OF a second-hand store, as one
that he sold to Nichols OF July I of this
year.
Evidence was also adduced 10 the eff
feet that Nichols had several times
threatened to shoot Mrs. StockslaGer,
The funeral of the young woman was
held here today. and the body of Nichols
was shipped to the home OF his parents
in Brown City, Mich.
Nichols was a rejected suitor of Mrs.
Stockslager. who was separated from her
husband. A workman near the Nichols
ranch heard five shots last Friday even
ing, and found the bodies of both vic
Tins lying in the road.
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Anaconda Entries.
,rnatlonol News Service

BY International NeWf service
rirot race four furlongs. selling. moiden q
year -olds-Marta Mac. Hnrum Scarum, 1l6; Rara
Vez Real Worth Alwlda, Hyndla. Bertha v.
Miss Tempo. l1@, Say. 10; Eddie Foy, Frances
c.. i07.
Second race. five and a half hlrlong9- Burton
Deverston. Ill: Medic. III: Country Boy. Clint
Tucker, Error Regards. 10s Yvoune Roberta
Ioi; Lyte Knghton, 1oS; TilliDShast os. Brig
ham, 81.
Third race mile. selling. 3-ycar-olds nnd up-
Edwin r. Fryer lie: Srhutna, slcepnu6. Made.
lGiuc. musgravo m; Jim Cntfernta Bob FARLEY
100 Figcnt McAan. i07.
Fourth race. snturity coursc-Jack Paine, iiei
'Sempsillo. Pnrior Boy. IFS; Daddy Clip. 'Burl
I05: Hardy. New Haven. i09; Clara W. oS.
coupled. Edmonton stable entry.
Fifth race. five furougz. uclling-Cood Intcut.
IA. Lay Low. Tony Faust 1iO; TcdolaEc. ios;
Our Inador. Abrupt Copperflcd. 100: kiofolts
Anna Schneider. Lady Adelaide. 1o5: Flcckney
100; Erna h. as.
Sixth race. i've furlongs selllng-Frog Egg
Sixteen. 1li Nnpual Interest, Ed H.. No Quarter.
l07: Susan T.. Saincst. i06; Nifty, lo3
Seventh race. six iurlonEs-Thgtlc Belle. liz;
Duucrnggnn Great Frlar ia: Tim Judge. Ill;
Rose Sweet. Elizabeth Harrood, ,oa: Molio Rich
ards. l02.
Weather clear; track faat
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-20

NEW YORK, Aug. 1a.-Pittsburg
evened up the series with New York by
taking the fourth game. s to 8, The Wis
itors hit Fromme hard in the first and
second innings, scoring six runs. In each
Of these innings Carey drove a home run
into the upper tier OF the grandstand.
His long drive in the second followed
Adamss single and Byrnes double.
. CTandal, who was purchased back
from st. Louis yesterday also was hit
hard and was poorly supported. SchuDp
a young left-hander who has been with
the champions all year. got into his first
big league game and did not permit hit
In the two Innings he pitched.
Adams was very effective in the early
innings. but weakened in the fifth and
sixth. when six hits were made off him,
However, he finished strong in the last
three innings.
"A sensational one handed running catch
by Murray on Wagner in the eighth in
ming was a feature.
PITTSBURGH NEW YORK
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SUGGS WITHIN ACE
OF WING BLANK

BOSTON. Aug. 19.-CIncinnati, playing
good bali, won both games of double
header from Boston. the first to and
the second q shutout. to 0. Long hits
by Reschcr and Hoblltzell were mainly
Instrumental in giving Cincinnati the vic
tory in the first contest,
Suggs allowed but two Boston men to
reach first base in the second and he
was only prevented from pitching no.
hit game when Maranvile got a scratch
Inheld single In the first inning. The
ball the Boston shortstop hit bounded off
Hobltzels glove and before the first
haseman could recover IL and throw to
Suges. who covered first base, Maran-
Vile had reached the bag.
The official scorer and all the report
ers agreed 1t would have TO be reported
as q scratch hit Maranville was forced
out at second by Connolly,
The other local player to get to first
was Devlin who was given his bnse
on balls in the fifth inning. He was
thrown out at second, trying to steal,
Grohs double and Marsans's single in
the fourth gave Cincinnati one of its
runs, and the other came In the sew
enth on three singles in row by Clarke,
Suggs and Bcscher.
CINCINNATI BOSTON.
IFirst game
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WILL WELCOME LANE.
Special 10 The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune
CALDWELL. Ida Aug. l9.-Franklin
*. Lane. secretary Of the interior, will
be in Caldwell Wednesday and Thursday
of this week and will make two ad-
dresses. that on Wednesday before a
mass meeting of the people of Caldwell
and on Thursday before the honest cad
ers under the Payette Boise project The
secretary will inspect the project, which
is completed in the southern section. and
will make his talk TO the settlers at Lake
Lowell on the banks OF the big reser-
vo!r. While in this section he will visit
Boise and the big government work in
progress at Arrow Rock.
Great interest Is being taken In the
visit. as it is thought that much good
may result from proper presentation OF
the homesteaders' difficulties in heart
to-heart talk with the man who controls
their destinies
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TRAIN CRUSHES OUT LIFE.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 70 The Tribune.
PRICE, Aug. lg.-Fstricli Callahan
aged 45. veteran yardmaster OF the
Southern Utah g. Castle Valley railway.
was insta ntly killed in the yards at Black
Hawk. his headquarters. al II o'clock
this morning. when he was run down by
train backing a string Of empty cars
through the yard 1t is believed that the
GaIlahan ala 1ope moi hear the a5nroa cbine @
train, although the engineer blew his
whistle and the brakeman shouted a
warming. Several cars passed over the
a stop,
Mr. Callahan had been in the employ
Of the Denver &; Rio Grande for nearly
twenty years. He was for many years
resident OF Price. where he leaves a
widow and three children. The body was
brought here this afternoon and will be
shipped to Colorado Springs, Colo, his
former home. for inteTment.
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CUBS WIN FOURTH
FROM DOOI.NITES
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA Aug 19-Chloago
won it's fourth straight victory here to-
to 3 The visitors scored all their runs
In two innings by punching four hits. in
Guiding doubles by Schultz and Archer.
with passes. Cravath and Killifer got
six OF the hits made off Pierce. aouth-
paw, the former getting two doubles and
two singles In four times at bat, Pierce
kept Philadelpha's hits scattered except
In two innings.
II was learned today from X-ray ex-
aminations that Peskert mad broken n
finger OF his right hand IN catching hit
off SchuIte's bat yesterday. and Walsh
OF philadelphia had broken bone in his
finger by being hit with a ball In prac-
tice.
Shortstop Bridwoll was notified by
President Lynch today that he had been
suspended for three days for throwing
dirt towards Umpire O'Day following
decision at tho home plate In yester-
days game.
n
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PROMOTERS CONFIDENT.

BRIGHAM CITY, Aug. i9.-Messrs
Levi. Bartlette and Cowan, the OIL ex-
perts, who are engaged In extensive work
In this vicinity in boring for oil and nat
ural gas will extend their prospecting
some distance north at an early date.
Mr.. Levi has made arrangements with
Christian Olsen Of North ward TO bore
wells on his land, as good indications
have been found there by the company's $
prospectors.
The promoters OF the oil and gas wells
seem quite encouraged as far as they
have gone, and II appears that they are
confident of securing good flow of gas
about four miles west of this city. The
good prospects have led them 20 seek a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-20
CARDS BUNTING
BEATS SUPERBAS

BROOKLYN, Aug, 19--St- Louis
played a bunting game TO defeat Reul-
bach today and had the Brooklyn In
flelders standing on their heads trying to
stop the So criflce bunting This was es-
pecially true of the sixth inning. when
the usually reliable Daubert made two
errors that went long way toward
scoring the visitors three runs and de-
Gliding the game.
Perrtt was effective up To the eighth,
when he weakened. W. Fishers triple
and singles by Moran and Stengel, and an
out sending two talIies over. Perrtt
filled the bases by passing Wheat and
paubart, and another ball was called on
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franchise from Brigham City to install
gas lighting and heating system here.
The franchise was granted last week.
and the company agreed TO commence
work on the installation Of the system In
the immediate future, and have II ready
for operation within q year.
To complete operations, the promoters
have sent for additional boring facill-
ties, which will soon arrive from Cali
fornis. 1T is alleged that with the new
machinery depth OF 5000 feet can be
reached, In the inca ntlme the people OF
Brigham City are elated over the pros
poets Of having gas piped into their homes
for both heating and cooking purposes.
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AND. Aug. 19.-Walter john
n his thirteenth straight VIC
here today, down
.n6 In a contest that went ten
-ke score was 8 TO l. For nine
. cnme was a pitchers battle,
reither johnson nor Falken-
pttched for Cleveland, ex-
. N the tenth slow fielding on
I'd the locals and free hitting
.|lors gave Johnson the mar
IA only run was scored In the
Chapman singled, took sec
|,aon's out, went TO third when
zafe on McBride's low throw.
orl a passed ball by Alnsmith,
\ nearly wild pitch.
ia fled the score in the fifth
NcBrideis single and stolen
Iohnson's triple. Their other
scorcd in the tenth, when
.eIked. Johnson's bunt took a
for a single. Foster
&n1ll got sun double, and
"a Shanks singled, and john
an error.
re struck out ten men
rvEf,ANp- WASHINGTON.
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Will Accept Second Term.
Special TO The Tribune.

PROVO, Aug. 19.-No great public in
terest in the election of city officers this
fall has been shown so far, but it ie
expected there will be a number of cam
d!dates in the field for the primary cleo
tlon. Mayor c. +, Decker and Commits
soner Leroy Dixon will be candidates
for denomination. The other commission
er. II, J. w, Goddard, holds office for
another two years. For the other cleo
tive office that OF treasurer, Ralph FL
lott. the incumbent has publicly an
noUnced his candidacy
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Padding Is Charged.

Special 10 The Tribune
PROVO. Aug. 19.-Tony Dominick,
foreman of a large gang of Japanese sec
tlon men employed between Thistle and
Spanish Fork, and A. R Roberts, his
tlnekeeper, were brought here under ar
rest today by Chief Special Agent w. T.
Durge of the Rio Grande. It is alleged
that Dominick and Roberts have padded
the payrolls of the company and fasi-
fed accounts kept at Dominicks boa rd-
ing house. They are held in the county
JAIL pending the filing of formal charges
tomorrow
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8 PRESENT
9K WITH GAME

Aug. i9-Dsrroit presented
with a 5-iu-S victory today
E'ng. Indifferent throwing,
's and an error at critical
1oled the visitors TO come up
score three runs in the sixth
yin the game.
|ssm did a great deal OF bit
I|Iadelphla used three pitchers
used two. Hall, who pitched
aE forced 10 leave the game
'epth. Attempting to field
'rS he collided with the run
|1red his ankle. Schang was
r1sumed play after his wound
'ed. The latter entered the
e fourth Inning after a foul
''fs bat disabled Lapp.
DETROIT.
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MARTIN c.. THOMAS
WEDS PARK CITY GIRL

Martin G. Thomas Of Bingham and
Miss Margaret Wilson OF Park City we're
married at high noon yesterday in Park
City by the Rev. Martin Thomas Of this
city, the father of the groom Following
the marriage a wedding dinner was
served, After a brief honeymoon the cou-
pie VIII make their home in Bingham.
Where Mr.. Thomas is employed by the
Utah Copper COmDanX
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Repairs Ed Walsh g Arm.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. Aug. 1o.-"Bonesetter'
Reese, at Youngstown. o.. today adjusted
two misplaced tendons on the arm and
shoulder Of Ed Walsh tbs star pitcher
OF the White Sox, whose slump has been
n mystery all season. This news was
conveyed in telegram from Reese TO
President Comiskey today, II said TINT
the big l1urler must rest for a week. after
which the dtime potency might be eX
Dectad OF his arn.
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Governor Visits College.
Special to The Tribune

LOGAN. Aug 19-Governor William
Spry, accompanied by DR.. Calder su-
perintendent of the state mental hos
pjtal at Provo, visited the Agricultural
college Monday With President Widt-
soc as guide, he inspected the work
Of the builders on the Mocha mic Arts
building. After a trip 10 Logan canyon
the states chief executive and party
partoo6 OF 6 O'Clock dinner served by
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W DEFEATS
q COMPANIONS

Avg. io.-Chicago made ii
from the worlds cham
When they defeated Bos-
4. Eddie Cicotte, the former
~, was in great form and
ponents scoreIess until the
~ Wien he cased I'D and
themselves a shutout when
~psaker and Lewis. followed
zeal and a hit by Janvrln.
sot to Ray Collins at the
game, singles by Berger
q doubie by Chase giving
seventh inning Manager
saled a Decision on Weaver
anu was sent TO tho club
HpsroN. CHICAGO.
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Cross end Dundee Matched.

Los ANGELES, Gull. Aug le-Lcach Cross and
Johuny Dundoo wore, matched tonight To box
twcnty rounds ihe afternoon OF September
az tho Vernon arena. This cndcd anxiety OF
tho fight fons tho cancolInS OF tho Cross
Rivoro match. owing TO lno indispoztlon OF the
Iitilo Mexican. who Is suffering from neuralgia
Tho winner Of the Labor day bout win be given
another match Oh September .
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Blackton s Boat Is Swift.

CHICAGO Aug 19.-Tho reputation for eoDsiS-
toncy OF Commodore J. a. Stuart Blaceton'G Baby
Speed Demon enhanced today when she piled
tho American 2s-foot motor boat championship
on top OF tho 90 foo, championship won yes,cr-
dny nt tho national moot In this harbor. Tho
time for the twelve miles 1872 compared
with 1881 10 ychtordoy. Four boats. Oregon Kid
mon contested in the finals The Oregon bon,
made the fastest lap. shc did yesterday aud
In the time. o:f5. and Ind lead OF several
seconds Baby Speed Demon whom shc wont
out with engine trouble af;or making oIght iast
mi IIrr
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And IN accordance with law and an
order Of the board OF directors made on
shares of each parcel OF such stock as
NAV be necessary viii be sold at the Of
fice of the company. 322 Atlas building.
Salt Lake City Utah. on the 9TH day Of
August, 1913. at . O'Clock p m of said
day, TO pay delinquent assessment there
on. together with the cost OF advertising
and expense or sale.
c, f. GREENE. Secretary.
n1ain
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-20
DELINQUENT NOTICE,

Tar Baby Mining company. location OF
principal place of business, Salt Lake
City.
Notlce-There arc delinquent upon the
following described stock on account of
assessment No. 4, levied on the 9th day
Of June. 1913. the several amounts set
opposite the names of the respective
shareholders, as follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-20
Renew Postofflce Lease

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO. Aug. ia lease from the
Springville Banking company to the Unit
ed States of America for the building
now occupied by the Springvlle post
office has been filed with the county re-
corder. The lease is Tor term of ten
years from October u, 1911. and the
annual rental is $3.50