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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-12
MAN FINED $50 FOR
ANNOYING WOMAN
Miss Hcrndon Struck Walters
and Complained to Manager.
Arrest Follows.

Charles Walters. a married man, WAS
nned $50 and costs yesterday morning
in Police Court for annoying Miss Nyr-
RE Herndon. of South Richmond, while
IN the Virginia Motion Picture The
afro, on broad Street, near Eighth.
Through his counsel, Edgar =. English,
Walters noted an appeal 70 tho Hust-
ings Court
NO man VIII be safe il convicted or
improper conduct on the uncorroborat-
ed testimony OF ono person." said Mr..
English. In taking the appeal.
Miss IIerndon asserted on the wit
ness stand that she was seated in the
theatre when Walters came ia and
took !: seat beside her. When the
lights We're on, che said, he sat per-
fcctly rigid in his seat. When the house
was dark according to her testimony.
lie misbchaVcd. She became indignant
and struck him on the head with her
handbag. Walters then moved 10 Il
seat in front Of Miss Herndon, and
She said that ho resumed his alleged
advances. Then shc became cxaspcr-
ated pulled his hair, ana he got up
and left.
Miss Hcrndcn complained 10 ThomUs
I'aison. manager of the theatre. No
summoned Policeman Mitchell, and
Walters WAS arrested on the technical
charge Of disordcrly conduct
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-12
START MOVEMENT
FOR BIG MEETING
Capitol Camp Will Invite Mod
ern Woodrnen to Hold Con-
vention in Richmond.

movement was launched last night
Ct a meeting OF Capital Camp. 1906
Modern Woodmen of America, held in
Lee Camp Hall, TO secure the next tri-
Richmond. With this end in view a
committee was named to invite the
meeting here. II the committee is sue
cessful in It's efforts more than 1000
delegates will be drawn to this city
from the United States and Canada.
The feature OF the meeting which
was for tho purposes of installing the
recently elected officers, was u ban
uuet, which was enjoyed by 100 visit
ing and local members. State Deputy
Nj. G. Doubles, OF Highland Park, act
ed rs toastmastcr.
= class OF twenty-five candidates
was adopted
On behalf of the camp. Mr. Doubles
presented each OF the retiring officers
with handsome gold, emblematic watch
fobs as an appreciation for their ser
vices.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-12
MALLORY GETS
TWO-YEAR TERM
Former Trustee of Jefferson
Council Found Guilty of
ENLIGHTENMENT.

J. \. Mallory, former trustee 81
0eheFson Council, Junior Order United
american Mechanics. was Yesterday
ionnd guilt by the Hastings Court
jury on an indictment charging him
WIN me cmbezzleincrt OF 500 OF tho
iunus belonging 10 tho organization.
ana given two Nears in tho pcniten-
tiary
The trial attracted wide Interest. ana
mas been in progress since Monday
morning. i number of witnesses were
examined and counsel for tin. dcfensa
MADE stirring speech. Common
weaiths Attorney Foxes completed his
speech 10 the Jury late yesterday, and
the verdict WAS shortly returned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-12
WISE REVIEWS
Y. NJ. |. HISTORY
Richmond Alumni Chapter Elects
B. c. Wherry President at
Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting OF Richmond
Chapter, Virginia Military Institute
Alumni. held last night in the Com
monwcalth Club, was featured by the
address of Colonel Jennings c. Wise,
oomnandant Al; the institute. on the
subject, Has the Virginia Military In
stitute FULFILLED the Modern Needs OF
the State?' His review OF the history
ana work OF the institute the accom-
plislimcnts OF its graduates, and it's
place IN tho State, made such an I'm
preston ihat the chapter decided to
hnve the nddreas printed in pamphlet
form.
November II was also the seventy
NTH anniversary of the Virginia Mill
tary Institute and frequent reference
was made TO the coca sion. Followin. L.
the business session II luncheon was
served Hearty commendation was
given tho football team of the insti-
tute for its victory over North Carolina
a. & ~. here On Saturday. Plans were
discussed for aiding tho sale or the
chapters publication, "rhe New Mor
liet History"
With General Charles /. Anderson.
the retiring president. in the chair of :
hcers were elected M follows: b. e.
Nherry. president; Judge h. #. Crump.
iirs' rice-prcsident: y. {. Hartman. see
ond vice president; w. W. Laprade.
third vice president, and Hugh stock :
| oell, secretary and treasury
About forty alumni were AT tho meet i
ing. Tho secretary would like TO havo
Il the names or every man in Richmond
/ who has attended the institute II. \.
pashicll Is in charge Of arrangements
Tor the special car 10 be run 10 the
y. NJ l.-V. Z. l. football game
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-12
CLEANUP MEASURE
GOES. NOW TO MAYOR


Company OF certain property. required
by the city for widening the approach
to the southern end OF tho Mayo
Bridge. Concurred.
Granting to Nolde Bros permit to
erect stable on their property on
Twenty-siNth between Broad and
Marshall Streets.
Relieving the Virginia Homo for In
curablcs and tho Home for Needy Con-
federate Women from the payment OF
paving bills assessed against them,
amounting. respectively, TO sG56.35 and
SSl.33. Concurrcd
Appropriating $500 for necessary
repairs TO the Lombardy Street Bridge
across the tracks Of tho Seaboard Air
Line Railway Concurred
Alderman Grundy introduced an or
dinancc providing for tho employment
of Auditor l.. J. Warren. at the expi-
ration OF his present term OF Office, az
assistant auditor at salary OF 800
Il month. s@
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-12
Paragraph Pulpit
The New Observation-Disclosures.

The religion OF the future viii be-
lseve no less earnestly than the re
liBion OF the past has done: but 1t VIII
believe With IDS eyes open. and not
win its eyes shuti IL will believe be-
cause IL iinds reason for believing, ana
what IL fnds reason for believing
More and more IL VIII refuse TO believe
what does not commend itself Ia rev
erent reason and enlightened common
6ense.--Un!tarian Publicity Committee
advertisement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-12
SEAMEN TO STAND TRIAL
Governor Asks Secretary Daniels Ia
Turn Them Over TO Norfolk.


Turn Them Over to Norfolk.
On request OF Chief Of Police Kisen
OF Norfolk. Governor Mann yesterday
requested Secretary Of the Navy Jose.
plus Daniels to turn over TO the Vir-
ginin authorities for trial G. X. Coll
Inns and W. J. Wasdcney. Chief Kisep
wrote the Governor that Monday
night Charles Kneieblc was shot and
probably fatally wounded by Collins
and Wasdeney. two sailors attached 20
the local navy yard. The men arc now
under arrest on the United Statea-
steamship Franklin. The Governor as
sured the Secretary OF tho Navy that
the men would be returned 10 their
ship at once Il acquitted. or IL found
guilty. would be returned 10 tho
naval authorities when their sontcnces
lRNo cxnireu.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-12
BOYS FUNERAL TO-DAY
Child Whose Case Puzzled Surgeons To BE
Buried In OnkMOod.

The funeral OF SYLVAN kaufman The mir
ieen,ycar son OF Mr.: nni Mrs. Carl
died on Monday night in Philadelphia inter
sn illness which pua.led many experts, win
take place this morning ~ u 80 o'clock from
the hons. Services VIII J.. conducted by
Rev. Adler Sheiterlnan rabbi OF kcncseth
ISrae! Synagogue. lUtcrncnt %ill bc made
In the Lakewood Hebrew Cemetery
The boys 1e9tl Wa dUe 10 tlitor Of the
brain. lie waS- para .gzei some time ago,
aud no; un;.f X+r'sy Dhotographs OF his on
Ire body mad been saken Old physicians dis
rovcr The lumor. lie YVES taken 10 Ihlia-
delphia TO have tn. growth removed. there
Lelmg g rem0te Mnpn thAi nc lIlGht E.coNrr-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-12
norGcu E.tnte Npo.oo

Mrs Hattie Taylor Borden qualified yes
terday In the Chancery Court adniinist ra-
trix OF Charles u. Borden. The estate Ia
valued at 10000. exclusive of life insurance
NJ :. Hessberg qualified as executor OF
Mrs. Cornelia Goidenberg. who left rn estate
valued ~ 5000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-12
chcai,vood Get. s..Io2.s7.

Tho jury Ia the Circuit Court Yesterday
returned {. verdict for t.lo2.57 in favor Of j
6: chcatwood against l.. r.. Brown 4 CO
TIE plaintiff sued TO recover for building
supplies furnished the defendant
An order was entered by judge H. Carer
scott authorizing the board al trustees OF
the Union station Methodist Eplscopnl
Church 10 borrow 5000
q. Stanley Clarke qualified yesterday 10
practice In the city circuit Court.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-06
AUTO RACING DRIVER
AND GIRL ARE KILLED
Harry Endicott's Machine
Crashes Through Fence,
With Fatal Consequences.

JACKSON, Mich Sept 5.-Harry
Endicott OF Anderson Ind, brother OF
Farmer Bill Endicott. the noted auto
mobile racer. and Mary Sarata OF Jack-
son, a 1o-year-old spectator were killed
ana three persons were Injured here this
afternoon when Endicott's automobile.
hurtling around the race track. crashed
through a fence after one OF the front
tires blew up.
Tho injured are George Benedict of
Los Angeles, who was acting ms Endi-
cotts mechanician, Mrs. Mabel Walters
ana FRANCES Hall. 13 years old, both OF
jackson, Benedicts condition ig in doubt
Neither Mrs. Walters nor the Hall girl
was seriously hurt.
Endicott was driving a 100 -horsepoyyer
cutting car preparatory to an exhibition
race against Benedict here tomorrow
"hon the accident occurred Benedict
was at his side. The machine turned
sharp curve as II swung into the home
stretch and with a report like a pistol
WHICH lined both sides Of the track, could
realize what had happened the machine
skidded about twenty feet, swerved and
plunged directly at a flimsy fence TO the
SIDE OF the course. Endioott was crushed
TO death against an iron railing which
the wrecked car snapped as though 1t
were a pipestem. Benedict was hurled
from the car and one of the rear wheels
passed over his body. He was taken TO
local hospital and late tonight had
only partially recovered consciousness.
He Is believed TO be injured internally.
The Sarata girl was killed instantly.
The car, bounding from road scraper.
An Inquest will be held here Tues
day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-06
LEHI AND EUREKA
WILL MEET SUNDAY
Special to The Tribune.

EUREKA, Sept. 6.-The Lehi baseball
team, the best in the Utah County
league. Will play two games in Tintic
next Sunday afternoon. The visiting
team will make the trip TO Eureka by
auto and the game with the Eureka team
VIII be called promptly at 2 o'clock. This
will enable the visitors 10 play another
game at Mammoth later IN the afternoon.
Manager Bauer OF the Eureka team IS
greatly pleased ut being able TO get the
Lehi team for next Sunday and he feels
sure that he can promise the local fans
rafting good game. The Lehi players
have won practically all OF the games
played this season. holding their position
at the head OF the county league, They
have scored ono victory over Eureka,
but the local team was not playing It's
regular lineup on the occasion OF its visit
to the Utah county city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-06
ANOTHER GAME GOES
. To GREAT FALLS TEAM
CONTINUED From Preceding Page.)

Spencer played perfectly for the rebound
and Weaver got only a single Siner
struck out. Williams hit to Davis, who
took careful aim and let drive. It is es-
tlmated that the ball had a cannon ball
beaten for velocity and furthermore II is
estimated that the rebound into right field
Off the bleacher boards was the longest
rebound In the history Of baseball. To
show how far the ball went, II IS only
necessary to say that Weaver was across
the plate before 1t was lassooed away out
yonder in the lot.
Potts drew a base but was caught try-
ing TO steal and that ended the scoring.
for Salt Lakes ninth-inninE rally" con-
sisted OF three outs IN succession.
The teams will play again this after
noon at $3.50 o'clock. The attendance has
broken all week k-day records at Lucas
field and todays crowd should be the
banner Saturday throng. Here's hoping
that IL doesn't rain.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-06
Montreal Entries.

By International News scryloe.
First race. five and hnH 'urlonRs-Amazs
mcnt iOi: Pryet Potol Gar Michael Zodiac.
Water LADY. los. Emerald Gem. io5 Incidence,
III: CsuDock. lis
second race. six furlongo-Eutcrpc. IS. Clom
Boachcy. i05. Oakley Sylvcstris, Bobby Cook.
linn l.. vencta strome, 1os George Ksrme. 40:
springmAss, Camel. III; Toison d'or iG3. Fred
Invy, L.nrip Io7. Battery. ioi; Lord Wells. ia
Third race the Kings Plato. one mile aud a
auartcr-'1rish Heart IFS. 'Flornl Crown. i:o:
BAcchaute. Stoucy Croft Star. Pianovcr Song.
bird. ue 'KIns SAKE, Bush Lark. lei
Campbell Allen cntry.
Fourth race. steoplcchPse, about TWO miles
YcIuni 100; Luckola. ji: Jack Donncrip Young
Morpheus. Isi; BIll Andrews. is; Bello. 15e; Jiu-
jltsu, 40.
Filth race one mllo-Paudoria. 97: Plate GlaA.
is5 Doncruil. ii3: g. NJ Miller ii2; Arsy. 100
Sixth race, ona mo-rrsuls Emma ps Che
mulpo. 100 Chester Krum, Apioster. no. Tro-
vato. 30: York Lad, lo7; Bryn LlmAh. ?j; Cogs
1866 Tom Holland. ai Spclbound, ioi
Seventh race milo and sighlh-ElIa
Crane 81. Lord l;llom, Bcnch send. l0p The
Rump loi Berundo,to 100: Haldomsn, los:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-06
Results ON Turf;
Weights, Riders
and Entries
Great Falls Results.

by International News Service.
Frat race iiyo furonga-1dun loo CWoodr) 5 10
1. won; Red Ranger. LOG Gturny). 10 l. second
Joe Bushor. io6 Natthcwsl. TO l. third. Timo.
1902. Tult scnry Williams. FToa and Dr, g ?.
Tate also ran.
second race, five furionso scllins-Rookdaie.
i09 iWoodS), 10 !. won; Ethel Sampson. lO9
tPaulcy), TO l, second; Rose Sweet. loe (Bc-
zauson). .. third. Time, i.ol 1-5 Billy
Mayhpn. lIoabird aud Lay Low also rau
Third race. five and a hait furlongs selling
Annual Interest, io9 tormcs), to ., won; An
gSluo i0a tCotton). 10 s, second: Lee Harrison
100 CCoburD). 10 I. third. Time, I:os i-5
BcIlaniclcr, ormonde Cunningham aud Regards
also
Fourth race. fivn and half furlongs-EIizabeth IN
lIarwood, los (Natthews). 10 g. won: Jack
Paine. JOS tOrncs), 10 I, second Burl. III CMur-
ra,l. 6 TO I. third limo. 1908. La CR1adora and
Daddy 0yp also Tau,
Flfth raco. ono mile and quarter selling
Ioanuo dare ils (Murray) 20 l. won; Mlt
Ionos. ii2 tCottoni. 10 s. second; Calcthumpian
itt (ormcsl TO |. third. Time :IS SO Dorian
Prince. star Buo and Fisont also ran
Sixth race. milo ana quartor selling
ArbutuE III (Mclptyre). 10 10 won: Brigham
IQ6 (Mutthcwo), to /. second; Clint Tucker
m (MurrSyl, tn ., third Tlmo. I:Ii as. LADY
lonealaor, Susan F, and No Quarter oluo ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-06
Toronto Entries.

By international Ncws Service,
First about fiyo iurlongs-CAsanavo. IIu.
dAs Sister i06; Pcnkatassct. Tcomny. III: Scar-
let Plmpcrnal. Running Account llS: OG5nbsr.
Lopgus psnviils H. Miss Menard. lle
Second about fivc turlongS-rrettv Folly.
La Sainrca Nemesis. 0S: Tiny Tim, Carrllon.
III; Star Ashland Dorothy Webb. Mnxton. MAY
Bride Alooha. lie.
Third seven iufloug,-Goy. loi: Port
Arlington, lOJ. Dust, Sam Bernard. LILY Paxton.
Tlgor Jim. Gagnani. Radiation Ilo; Horizon. ll5.
Montngnc. III,
Fourth race. about five furon9s-Mothcr, Mon
Ami, Goidon Ruby. McAndrewv, Shreye. Jim @. o..
Dooby Miss Dulin, Delightful Donation, ilS.
Fifth race. six and half furlon9s-Miss Prim-
it". Ill: Kaufman. Lou Lanicr. Barn Dance,
Mrdli. MSnita. Col. Brown Black Branch, ll6
Sixth race. ak and half furIougO-Lbialoha.
N; Glpair. Adrianuch. V. Powers Yankee Lotus.
Pierre Dumas Gina. Modorn Priscilla, li6.
seventh race. about five furlongs-Lady Rob-
Sing, l02 Protagoris, io6; Lewis los; John Bow a..
man. Johnnie Harris. 100: Isabelle Cosse. True
Step. Yncs III; sEccts, Carlssima. M
Eighth race, about five furlonga-Coci Golli-
vogg. los: Dick Dcadwood lo9: Kcropi III. An.
con stsrbonrd, Janus III; Curious. sussn is
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-06
U. s. Team Is First.

CAMP PERRY. o.. Sept. 5.--Tho United states
revolver tcsm took first place today with
OF 22Io. tho Argentine Republic team second
with 20o6 and Poru third with 1907. in Pan
American shooting union match In which only tho
thrco tcamg entered.
Tho following scores were mndo b. the members
OF tho United States team
J, II. Shook, Columbus. Aie: r. Hap'ord Now
York. dsT: II Roeddcr. New York, i6s: c. "
MocuLchoon. 47a: ]. A neiA Now York. AAI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-06
Reliance III Wins Trophy.

BUFFALO. ~ Y. Sept. Sin what proved 70
DO one OF tho boSt power boat of the year
tho Baby Reliance ILL., owned by j: Stuart Black
ton OF Now York. the thirty-rnile Porry
tenutal speed tho Niagara river this after
noon, thus gaining permanent possession OF tho
s25oo Thomas trophy and the 1915 International
Interstate championship Of America. Tho Rennco
II. which tho race yesterday. beaton for
second place by tho Haida Papoose. owned By Max
F1eschman OF Cincinnati.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-06
Freshmen Get Recruits.

Tho freshmen football stock received decided
boost when Jim Fagin. who plnycd baseball and
football with tho University OF Indiana last fnll:
and Bert Howell. also from tho Indiana university
onter the university uis fall. Horny SwotZcr.
who haH boen playing end on tho Aggio team.
will enter tho ~ Ho is eligible only for fresh
mon athletics Eo also n moruboT OF tho
baseball and track teams. Ho will bo able to COM
pete next apring In baseball and track. Ben
Parkinson, OF tho stars OF the boxing and
wrestling tournament hold last spriDg. will cntor
tho ensr side. institItion lhin fall
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-06
Southern League

(Ten innings.)
Second game called at end OF third inning to al
low Mobile TO oatch train
AZ ontgopcTy. o; Nashville 4.
AZ Chottdnooga-Now Orleans 1; Chattanooga,
E. (Callcd nj end OF fifth inning TO allow New
Orleans 10 catch train)
Al Observation-Disclosures Memphis game
postponed rain.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-06
Hewletts to Play Bingham,

The Hewlett baseball team will meet
the Bingham team al Bingham Sunday.
The following players arc asked TO meet
at Main and Third South streets at {
o'clock Sunday morning: Captain Olson,
George C. Gemple. Vanguill, Ryuders,
Castleton, Jones, Travis, Hennefer, Estes,
A Gemple, Ambrose. Erskine. Norddust
and Manager Beaumont.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-06
MILAN SETS
| |sTATE RECORD

Dlr., Sept. 5.-Uhlan,
. new state record at
sttrn races here today,
n l6si. Track conditions
asle for the champion TO
: record. Seven races
1ne meeting today. Prin-
upiured the feature 2.I3
hhlon from a field of
7a.-seorge Gano. frs,
E1nd; Sir R., third. Best
Af' Russell, Arst; Ivan
ofd: Palmer Deforest,
|N l:llg.
~ Chimes, first, CHINA
& ~ Law, third. Best
Ans.rnell, first: Mischief,
nird. Best time, 2:lOs,
.4 Ca fnt; yaster, second .
Best time. 2:i4i.
ee.s Margaret. Hrst;
s..., .ss9nd; Dixie Hale, and
'"m thl'd money. Best
4 o,y ~ L.sder, FIRST, Audu-
p''osftss. third. Best
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-06
Harvard PLAYERS Win.

HAvERFoRD. Pa. Sept 5.-HaTvard cllmin ated
the only contender IL had for tho tito In both
sInyles and doubca In tho intercollegiate lava
tonuls championship here today, whom r. Norris
williams II defeated Wendell Kuhn of Prince
ton, 5-l Ga. So. and Williams paired With r..
II. Whitney. disposed OF George NJ. Church aud
Kuhn In tho doubles. 3s. 81. 6-4 e. Williams
viii mcat tho winner OF tho postponed ArmS,rong-
Washhurn match tomorrow morning and In tho
afternoon Williams and Whitney will play Wash
burn aud Armstrong for the doubles title.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-06

son. loa; Holobird. los; sriton. zool. log; sa!n-
yic. l0J
Third race. Park flool purse. 1.-Two furlongs-
Sir Harry, liG: Roundup, n2. rafncr, Princess
Janice. 10: Milton Robleo. l0e
Fourth rNcc. mile. Power City handicap
Jack Faioo lt2 Bert Gotty. III: Minoroso, lO9
OTpcrth i0T. Transparent. l09; Buri 100
FIfth race. ono mile. sclinS-McAlan, Madeline
Musgrave. Gretchen G.. Ben Unous. WnSsaii. l09.
Sixth five rUrlonEs. solns-Susau T..
Frank G. Hogan. Lyte Knight, Rue 49, Nifty.
Asporo. log
Weather clear. track fast
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-06
Boat Races Postponed.

MARBLEHEAD, Mass, Sept, 5.-Sott
aire, which have been the feature of
international sender yacht racing be-
tween the German and American boats,
became OF such fiimsy texture today that
the fourth contest was called off after
the six yachts had sailed about two
thirds of tho course. The postponed race
will be sailed tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-06

Summary! Two-base hit-Bauer. Three
base hlts-Faye. McGlynn. Home run
Huelsman First base on balls-OH Will
liams. !; off Erickson, l; off McGlynn. q.
Struck out-By Williams. 2: by McGlynn.
g. Stolen base-Wentz. Runs batted in
BY Kelly, Faye (2). Huelsman ca, Bauer
(2) Hits-Off Erickson, 3 in 1-3 Of an
inning, off McGlynn, in 8 2-8 innings.
Left on bsses-Great Falls, 4; Salt Lake,
T. First base on errors-Great Falls. 2
Salt Lake O. Double plays-Wentz to
Hester, Strip TO SchimpR to Davis;
Spencer TO Strip. Time Of game hours
and minutes. Umpire-Frary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-06
Great Falls Entries,

Special to Tho Tribune.
First race five and half furiopga Sel)nE-
Wicket RAvcldaro. rhll Connor. Idun. soary
Williams, Anna Schneider lO9 Dick Benson. fDr
T.. Tate. lo6
second rocc fvO 6urlonss. rellins-I.eo uarrl-
son II. Chop Grooo. Tim Judge. III. Carter John
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-06
Births,

Fcrri. C. Ayers Holy Cross hospital, sirI
r, W Whitman. lsS West Second North street,
girl.
boy.
Louis A. ChriBtensen. Mortonseu court. girl.
Robert F. Elvin, las Thompson court. boy.
William ". Brinley 1903 Wasutch avenue.
girl.
Edwin s. Healy. 1l76 Third avenue. boy,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-06
iB SUFFER
a on COURTS
~ cdfin,B'dss'
q Surprise; D'',
|b,pp' Go Down

/, sore, Of yes yes'esoa nSam.
hlsrn0untain,. 'JriS olnb,s
~ convince one Of a1e 1ns
9 issssd q BAD 'N'
<1s o. q US which the for
-. s,lg; fought r. victory :, oyer ota
rs'sna o. y not conceded a
va vrIor to the he, match; "a siIr
~ beating him eN'"'
a practice. work
q = 10 vIth ii, the old relia !,a,. bic
tS.r sla s'i like a Gend, they
b lI,,,nnsi,hins last year : ;
y; nd Ingeloretsen' "
y, ',souh be eorkers. .oao AT
.rIiu "a iung will oppose
g I'..,p' Nv While the Roberts S2t.rn
~ ~ Badger and Myers M
,ss 2, sa.a,s S'i 70 favor Sails.
~ s'i n the second match
q, y, ar n expected TO S. ex~
s' y. mothers rl to the limit
a,sJnst a tough PROPOSE
~. +. Roberts. as tho
4 ,ratpy, steady and as. es.
"a d bound to make 'i'
ss!is to win. .., ,,,e
J. sAould have little a,,ar u,inr
- Moore, as the later ,t
ssIuT the former should
n. ,Hs tennis he dis-
.tould prove q thriller;
W. oi the old school o.
"A knows every angle OF
Ia, isIlows: -,
5sliibuy and Parker vs.
|.ry srothers vs. Badger
> aobe-ts vs. Parker,
4 RcSerts vs.. Moore.
Icy u, Griffin. -
Il "a ladies' singles MISS
"a Glendenning,
u N Iad!es' doubles: Miss
4 Ty. GniAn VS.. Mrs. Boy
~ doubles and singles
4 : Monday a. 4 p. m.
q yesterday were as fol-
AEssury beat Miss Alien.
n lat Mrs. o. ], Sails
b bat Mise Bulkley, s-1.
ID Mrs.. Boyer beat Mrs.
! NH. Glendenning. As,
J fsi.s: |
hi Captain shlpp, SO,
y! George Badger. 81. GA.
h prker osat wellington
|N rs, 6.1.
.ss bat Neel and Ingel-
|n 81.