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sMYTH-on January /. 1918. at BAN
bridge. Ireland. James Douglas
Smvth' husband of Charlotte A.
Jenkinson, formerly of this city.
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sc.rRRY-on January ;. 1913. at her
pnrents' residence, 21S william
street, Harrison, Mary, daughter OF
F,15en Marion (nee DAWN, and the
late Thomas Scurry.
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LOsT--Dlamond ring, Tiffany setting: lost
between RosevIiie and Newark; liberal
reward Address T. b., 20 Cottage st.. Jer-
sey City.
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COOKE Died. on Friday, January 3,
1912. catharine Plat Cooke. widow OF
William Jessup Cooke, aged % years
16D Franklin street.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT
In the matter of Louis Rubnheid. bankrupt.
To the creditors of the above-named bank
Pursuant to an order duly made in this
matter the Receiver of the estate of the
consisting OF a stock OF mems and boys
suits overcoats and pants, together with a
fee fixtures. bust forms ETC., all of which
Is located at the premises. No. 1917 Spring
field avenue. In the City OF Newark. N. j.,
at public auction on January 10th, 1913, at
ten o'clock a, ~ The Receiver reserves the
right to withdraw any and all Of the prop,
value; The property may be. Inspected at
1913, between the hours of ten a. m. and
four in ?; m: Application to confirm the sale
Newark. n j., on January s' 10th. 1s sfs. at
tained from spaulding Frazer, Receiver. at
No. l64 Market street, Newark, N. j., or
Solomon s. Len, Attorney for Receiver. 9O2
Broadway. New York city.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT
OF NEW JERSEY.
In the matter Of II. Cunningham Gray. bank
rnpti In bankruptcy, Petition for dis
To the Honorable Judges of the District
Court of the United States for the District
H. Cunningham Gray, of East Orange. In
the county OF Essex ana State OF New JeT-
sey in said District. respectfully represents
that on the seventh day of November. last
Esa ne vas duly sd1n,dgsd BANKRUPT under
that he has duly surrendered all his prop
erty and rights Of property. and has. fully
acts and of the orders Of the Court touching
his bankruptcy.
creed by the Court to have a full discharge
from all debts provabie against his estate
under said Bankrupt acts. except such debts
excepted hy law from such DISCHARGE
Dated this eleventh day Of December. A.
H. CUNNINGHAM GRAY.
Bankrupt.
City and County Of New York, Southern
District Of New York, United States Of
/, Fl. Cunningham Gray. the above-named
petitioner, do solemnly swear that the state
ments made by me in the foregoing petition
' H. cUNNINGHAM GRAY.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
'f issaIl Gay 81 R RBRAaAM M Davis ls1
c0 RE 19n or q N Pfsds NsT gqTb City
On this thirteenth day of December, A. d.
| 1912, on reading the foregoing petition, il is
ordered BY the Court that hsarng be had
February. A. D. 1919 before said Court at
Trenton, in said District. at ten-thirty
thereof be published in the Newark Evening
Star and Advertiser, newspaper printed in
the said time and place and show cause. II
any they have. why the prayer Of the said
petitioner should not be granted.
| that the Referee In Bankruptcy shall send
| by mail to all known creditors copies Of
| said petition and this order. adore saed 10
| them at their places of residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable Joseph Cross
| Judge of the said Court and tho seal there
| OF at Trenton, in said District, on the thir-
| tieth day OF December. A. d. 1912.
GEORGE T. CRANMER.
Per BENJAMIN F. HAvENs.
| Deputy.
George F. Handel, Solicitor.
= rue dfaoRar T. cRANMpR.
| IseaIJ Clerk.
- Deputy.
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P14IJ H0WER-At East Orange. N. j.,
Saturday, January 4, 1913, Frederick
q. beloved husband of Ida Satterer,
II, his 35th year. So Stirling street.
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1IToN-Amideane B. Milton. son of
Jeanette Mills Milton Jones and the
fbfs life on January 2. 1913. at his
home. so Prospect street.
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BRA Y-January ?, 1918. Joseph p.
Bray, in his 6sth year. SO Day street.
Orange. n. J.
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DE- voE.-On Friday, January 3. 1918,
Nira4n husband of Julia c. De Voc,
Ia his 18th year. 2sih South Twelfth
street.
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WILsON -Suddenly fell asleep on Fri
!, day. January 8, 1913, Bertha Fl. wilson
fnee Rausch). beloved wife Of Robert
]. Wilson, aged 40 years months 20
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Nefs r ATH-on January 3, 1913. at the
residence of his son-in-law, Mr.. John
Donnel1y. 313 Academy street, Jonn,
beloved husband of the late Annie Nc
Grath (nee KERR.
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B1sHoP-On January 2. 1913, Mar
Bishop, aged So years.
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McGLYNS-At Montclair. N. ~, on
Thursday, January 2. 1918, Margaret,
widow of James McGlynn, I'D Licking
ton avenue.
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FAIRCHILD-Sud on. FRIDAY, Jan
nary 3. 1913, John c. Fairchild
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DAY--At Morristown. n. j., on THURSDAY;
January 3, 1913, Wilbur L. Day, aged "a
wears ..z A.
Relatives and friends are invited 70
attend the funeral services at the METH
odist Church, Morristown, on Iuesuay,
January Z, at 2;30 p. m intermeht III
The convenience Of the family.
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Relatives and friends. the Police
Benevolent Association. the p b. A.
and the members of the Sixth precinct
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral on Monday. January 3, at 2
~. m. from her late residence. 800 South
Eighteenth street lnterment In Fair
mount Cemetery.
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GuNsnI.-on Friday, January 3; 1919,
Charles Gunsel. beloved husband OF
Carolina Gunse1 (nee Hornberger),
IN his 65th year. 40 East Paramount
avenue
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zfRSoN--Peacefully fell asleep on
January 2. 1918, Thomas, oeloVed
husband OF Mary ]. Gibson, aged 40
wears.
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MeDow EII.-suddenly, at Madison, n.
j.. january 3, 1913, Rev. DR.. Joseph
w. Mcdowell
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5nHNsoN-ou January 2. 1913 TT her
home. 81 Crawford street, Mary. wife
Of the late William Johnson, In her
65th year.
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HESS FR-On Friday, January 3, 1919,
Julie Emile. widow of Charles treo-
erIck Besser. IN her s5th year
Funeral services will be hei9 az
z.fhe home Of her daughter, MIS-. al
ter J. Knight, goo Lincoln aNeHu ~,
on Sunday. January 5. at p. m.
Relatives and friends are invited 70
attend Interment in Evergreen
Cemetery at the convenience OF the
family
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& AfsDWlN-0n Friday, January 3, 1913,
nhiIp 4. Baldwin In his oIth year
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DEATHS

ArSTfN--At Belleville. \. j.. on Jan,
nary 3 1913. Adeline Austin, DeloVeu
wife Of Captain Willard AUSTIN III her
list year. Passaie avenue.
BAN Suddenly. on Thursday, Januss
arv :. 1913. Anna NJ. Balm, WIDOW OF
Walter Balm.
BALDWIN Friday. January 3. 1913
Philip A. Baldwin, In his o''h year
HISS ER-On Friday. January 3. 1919.
JaIIe Emile, widow of Charles Fred
er8ek Resser IN her Sbth year.
Funeral services will be hei9 AZ
the home Of her daughter, MIS-. " a.
ter J. Knight, 205 Lincoln aNehue'
on Sunday January 5, at p. m.
Relatives and friends are invited 70
attend. Interment in Evergreen
Cemetery at the convenience OF the
family.
B1sFlop-On January 2. gl5, Mar
earef A.. beloved wife of George w.
Bishop. aged So years.
Bra Y-January ?. 1918. Joseph p.
BRAY. in his 6sth year. SO Day street.
Orange. n. J.
COOKE Died. on Friday. January ::
1913 Catharine Plat Cooke. widow OF
william Jessup Cooke, aged 81 years,
100 Franklin street.
DAY-At Morristown. n. j., on Thursday;
January g. 1918, Wilbur +. Day aged "a
Relatives and friends are invited ed to
attend the funeral services at me TIs asSs
odist Church. Morristown, on IuesuaS,
January 4, at 2;S0 p. m lnterment at
the convenience Of the famliy.
DE voE-On Friday. January :, 1918
NiraIn, husband of Julia z. ne T s,S,,
IA his 18th year. 2s1s south ~"
street.
FAIRCHILD-sudd on. Friday, Jan
nary 3. 1913 John G Falrchlld'
IBSoN-Peaceful1y fell asleep on
January >. 1918, Thomas, beloved
husband OF Mary ]. Gibson, aged 40
years.
0UNsEI.-on Friday, January 3; 1873
after a severe and lingering Illness:
Charles Gunsel, beloved HUSBAND OF
in his 65th year. 40 East Paramount
avenue.
JOHNSON January 2. 1913 at her
home 81 Crawford street, Mary, wife
Of the late William Johnson, In her
65th year.
DoWBLL-suddenly at Madison, n
J.. january 3, 1913, Rev. DIR. Joseph
w. Mcdowell.
McGLYNN-At Montelair. N. ~, on
Thursday, January 2. 1913, Margaret
widow of James McGlynn, ID Lexing-
ton avenue.
MEG RATH-on January 3, 1913 at the
residence of his son-in-law, Mr.. Iohn
Donnelly. 313 Academy street, Jonn,
beloved husband of the late Annie Nc
Grath (nee KERR.
MIL TON-Amideane B. Milton, son or
Jeanette Mills Milton Jones and the
deceased w. II. Milton, departed
this life on January 2. 1918. at ms
home so Prospect street.
PFU-HOWER-At East Orange. N. j.,
Saturday, January 4, 1919, trederick
beloved husband of Ida Satterer, |
IN his 35th year. 65 Stirling street
SCI RY-On January 3. 1913. at her
nnrents residence, 21S William
street Harrison, Mary, daughter or |
F,I1en Marion fnee DAWN, and the |
late Thomas Scurry.
January |. 1918. at Bam-
bridge. Ireland, James Douglas |
Smyth, husband of Charlotte A. |
Jenkinson formerly OF this city.
January l.. 1913, Asenath |
Jennie Terrill (nee Stoutl, beloved wife |
! of Isaac H. Terrill. of 30 LonEworth |
street. died at the home of her daugh
ter, Mrs Clarence e. Hastings, Heuyei-
ton. N. 7.
Flick TR--On Friday, January 3, 1913, I
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saIss- suddenly. on Thursday, Janu-s
arv :. 1913. Anna n. Balm, WIDOW OF
Walter Balm.
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zrsrIN-At Belleviile. n j. on Jan,
nary ;. 1013 Adeline Austin, Deloveo
wife Of Captain Willard Austin, IN her
list year Passaic avenue.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-12
CALEDON|ANS TRIM
EUREKA At SOCCER
Visitors Put Up Game Fight;
Score 5 to /; Cup Finals
Near.
By WILLIAM SERVICE

The Eureka soccer football team came
down to Zion yesterday with one OF the
weakest aggregations in its history. but
put up game fight against the Caledo-
mans The final score was TO
Walkers field was the scene of the
struggle. but was not In proper condi-
ton for fast game.
McGregor opened the score for the
Caedonians shortly after play COM
meuced. making a goal with the ball
centered. after being placed to Gosh by
good work from the hafbacks Craig
injured his knee and was obliged to leave
the game, which proved severe blow
to the Miners. The Caiedonians made a
second goal from fine pass from Youns
to Thompson. Eureka scored on drop
kick by Herschel.
When the second session commenced
Eureka showed signs of evening up the
count. but the rally OF the Miners was
brief Norval and Thompson made goals
In rapid succession. Before the call oi
time Thompson added the final count tc
the score on O. pass by Young.
The Caledonians will meet the winner
OF the protested game between Salt Lake
and Park City. which will be played next
Saturday. to decide which team is enti-
| tied to the Daynes senior cup and the
championship OF the state.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF SALT
Lake county state OF Utah. propate
divsion.--In the matter OF the estate
OF William A. Green. deceased--Nouce
OF sale.
Under authority OF an order granted by
the probate court OF Salt Lake county
the undersigned, administratrix OF said
estate. will sell at private sale the foi-
lowing described property,
One Cd cow and two CD horses, and
q small amount OF personal property con-
ssting of household furniture and farm
Ing implements.
One hundred twenty-six Q26) acres OF
land In Salt Lake county. Utah, being
the southwest quarter OF the southwest
quarter OF section thirteen Q3), and the
southeast quarter OF the southeast quar-
ter Of section fourteen d4l; also . part % o.
beginning at the northwest corner o.
the northeast quarter Of said section
and running thence south one hundred
thousandths G14.2ss) rods; thence east
ffty-six (56) rods; thence north seventy
four and two hundred eighty-six thou,
twenty four (2i) rods; thence north forty
(40) rods: thence west eighty (So) rods
to the. place OF beginning, containing az
township two tSj south. range one %
east. Salt Lake meridian.
| The sale will be made on or after May
90 1918, and bids will be received by me
ter. 1406-10 Walker Bank building, Salt
Lake City. Utah.
The terms Of the sale are as follows:
J Not less than one-tllird cash and the
i balance secured by purchase money
mortgage running not to exceed one Q)
year.
Dated May s. 1913.
SENA GREEN,
Administrative Of the estate OF william
A. Green. deceased.
STEPHENS, SMITH PORTER.
Attorneys for Administrators.
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Today's louisville Entries.
= International Newe Service.

By International News Service.
LOUISVILLE. May lL-Tomorrow's rsco On
trlos:
First race, six furlongs-1hcrcsa GIL. eS; kiyu.
~: Jacob Bum, 3S. DIR, Jackson, 9S: Volta, 80;
Gerard. %: Lady Lightning, 1oS: Coreopsis. loS
LiltIc Jaue l03: DIR. Waldo Briggs. lo3 Wey-
aloEo log. Blue Thistle. l07: Strong. 1o7; The
Reach, l09, Amoret. lie.
Second raco. four furlongs-Casuarina. l0e: Re-
quicram iO9: First Cherry 100: Rooinotta, l0e:
Salou lG9. First Degree. ZOE. Caution. l0s:
Dolle Terre 100; Harum scarum. 1l3: Peoeco.
liz; High Class. liz: Harry l.. 1i2; Mack Nez.
III; David Craig. H.; John AacGiDnss, H.
Third race, six furlougS-hnna Patricia, l02.
Cream. lo2; Semarite. l02; Old Woman. lOe;
Barsac lp2: McCorklc. 10T; Brookficld. 1oI;
Prince Hermsg lQT: U. Stoppa. 1N; Hobnob i0I
COY. 10: Floral Park. 10: Silver Bill. Ito; FL
Faomsr, 10
Fourth race milo ard seventy yards-
Ymir 100; Cromo do Mcntbc. 100; Manager
Mack io5; Grover Hughes. IoT; Hamilton. los
susy. los: Rolling Stone. 10
| Fifth race four furlougs-5ig LumsI. 90: VI
uatG. 1o1. Green Brae. lol: May l.. loS; Dr.
Kendall. lo3; Lava,Ietta, les: osapIe lot loE
| Fortune los, Kofhage. l05; Ida Lavin'o, Jos
Miss Declare, io7; Susan D. lo9 Destino. ilo
Bird Man. no: Violet May, III.
Sixth race, ono mile aud Devonty yaTds-Flora
| Day IoI; Just Red. 1885, Bonnie Elolse, los
Recomponsc. 1oa; Cracker Bo1, 100: Lovo Day
| 100: Spindle. 1l0; Limpct- llo; Wander. 10
| Forehead 10; Bit OF Fortune. no. Supervisor
llo; Winter Green. 10. Prince Lko. no. Meltor
Street. 1I3.
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personal property and equipment situated
at and upon said real estate.
Fifty shares OF the capital stock of
the Copper National bank OF East Ely.
Nevada.
One share Of the capital stock OF tho
Fiat Rock club.
stock OF the White Pine Telephone COM
700 shares OF the common capital stock
OF the said White Pine Telephone com
$50 shares of the capital stock OF the
Frs, National bank OF Ely. Nevada.
80 shares of the capital stock OF the
National Copper bank OF Salt Lake City.
Utah.
y. i65 shares OF the capital stock of the
Mason Lumber company.
6s2O shares OF the capital stock OF the
Mason. Water. Light & Power company.
u sos shares Of the capital stock OF the
Mason TownsIte company.
1850 shares OF the capital stock OF the
Mason VALLEY Mines company.
1900 shares OF tho capital stock OF the
Utah Copper company.
$500 shares OF tho capital stock OF the
Colun,bus Extension Mining company.
500 shares OF the capital stock OF the
Silver King Coalition Mines company.
100 shares OF the capital stock OF the
Butte & Ely Mining company.
Twenty shares OF the capital stock OF
the Federal Coal company.
One share OF tho capital stock OF the
Chcsa Deake Gun club.
Five shares OF the capital stock Of the
National Copper Safe Deposit company.
| 100 shares OF the preferred capital
stock of the New River Galleries COM
pany.
h 100 shares OF the common capital stock
| OF the New River Galleries company.
! 21.1l1 shares or the capital stock OF the
\ Chairman Consolidated Copper company.
! ZOO shares OF the capital stock Of the
| Coppermines company.
FIfty-two shares OF the capital stock Of
the Ely Building company and
| $50. 900. par value. OF the 8 per cent
first mortgage, gold bonds OF the Mason
! Valley Mines company,
on or after Thursday. May %. 1919. and
written bids will be received at the Office
! OF Gunn-Thompson company. l011 New
| house building. Main street and Excha nge
place, In Salt Lake City, Utah. Terms
| OF sale OF said real estate, cash. or at
least 10 per cent cash OF the purchase
f, price and the balance on credit OF not 20
exceed one year. secured by notes OF the
purchaser with a mortgage on the prop
erty sold. The terms OF sale of The per-
sonal property cash.
! Dated May g. 1918.
/ j. g. THOMPSON.
/ w w. ARMSTRONG.
/ BERT CRIPPS,
I bl251 Executors.
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Today's Alan Entries.
tnrnatIonal Nowa Service.

By International Nows servico
ALAN, Idaho. May :L-Tomorrow's race On
tries follow -
First race five furlongs-Miks Mollett. l2l'
Zolo 12I: Ray EgaD. l2l; 1som. ll9: Lillian
Rain ll9: Ionic III; Imp, 1l2. Tommy Burns.
Il9: Littlc Birdie, 1o7; Russell. lo7; Dowpland,
lO7. Lady Pcndor: loI:
Second rucc five furlongs-Forge, h5; sam
Grigsby 1l2. Right LlttIo. I12 Sir Teddy, ITO,
CoronIia 10. Blue Beard. lo5: Capt Lindsey.
IOs; Eagle Wing. lo5; Santa Call 100; Neville
I0j
Third race. fiye fgrlonEs-Ramsey III: Frani, sS
g Hogan. III: Kid North. III; fnha. IN: Seaie
shapiro III: Dorblc. III; Wastella. III; Veie
Forty l07.
Fourth race, ono milc-Sugar Lump III; Dutch
Rock III; Mandatero l0e: Hadad, 1oI: Sleep
laud. %. . 49,
Filth rucc. frrlongs-Hike Donin lot;
Alchemist, IoI: SaIpcarl. Ioi; Johnstown. l0f;
| zinknud iCI. Tallow Dip. lo4: Jim cattcTata.
loI. PhillIstlDa. lo2; Roscworth, lo2; Robert.
lO2.
| s1ih race scvcn furongs-Look Out 109: Bl-
| noculur. l0a; Stare. l09: Wicket. lO9: Harlem
| Maid. lO7: GIFT. l07 Marie Coghill. los; Queen
| Ruth. lo5; Acoin, io2
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ToGlay's PinIlico Entries.
b. international News Service

sIMLlco. May 1i-Towo1ow., race entries;
First race. six acknowledgements, III; Rosc-
burg III :.sehnllcr. 10: York Lad, ~; Star
GHt. lis. Mileage. lis: Profile, l2o; Vigorous:
i2o; Tho Rascal. 100. Frog. io7: George s. Davis.
l07. Anna Claire. 1o5; r. r. Gray. 1o5: Aviator.
III; Tonita. III; Clothes Brush 1o5; ToddllnG,
III: Ralph LLOYD. 1o2.
Second race. four and half furorgs-'Wsplta-
l07: Hudas Brothor. I0e. Margaret Mcise 100
Galea 100; Salvation Nell, 100: Lenno d, 100!
Tho idol. IOs: Carburetsr 100; Edna Leaks 100
shippegan. 100. Colone, C. no.; Miiky Way ios
Old Grass io4 LittIcSt Rebel. loi: Lady Ester.
ling Iot Sanctuary, 1ct. Daily Waters, 10t.
Thlrd rnce milo-chad Bu'ord 81: ''BEn-
dor. Of: Bnly Bag. 81: Battery. 81; l.ohengrin
| 100; Top Hat 100; Judge Waiscr. 1o7; PetcI
Lus. 107; Brother Folk, 107.
Fourth race. Elk Ridgo sLocpleeha6e. two ont
q half mlles-Pctor Young. 1856: Acc OF Clubs
| it3 Mr., Golightly l42: TWO Saints l61; Chanti'
| clccr II. 1916. Golden l7.
| Fifth racc. Bolvcderc handicap. ak turlonEs-
Pharaoh. Iol Cock OF tho Walk. 10t; Horron
| los: Prirc!litnn. rs: bwans Tumbo. 1o5 Seal
Iyweg. o7: Lahore iis: Lyaander. 80. Astrooger
90: Cryseo 100: CiiH Stream. 1o7: FIaobcrsaol
| io1 (Iorron and CriSco, Tuncg cntry)
| Sixth race. one mie-Chucklrs. 1iS. coEs. 1i5
Tale carrior 115; Ex,ou. 112: Monocay, III
oliver Lodge l07: scallJwng. i07: Ycnghoe. 107
| HarneEat 1o7; Vtrilc 40; Early Light. 10
CadeAn. iio; Votes, 10; Lohcngrin. io2: smca
deriu. 90
| sParr entry
| ''Clyde entry.
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SALT LAKER TAKES
THIRD IN GUN SHOOT
Special TO The Tribune.

LOS ANGELES, May 1.-THE finals
In the three-day shoot OF the Los An
geles Gun club were held today at the
shoot finished the 50O-bird match and in
the afternoon the handicap match was
held. r. C. Kingsley OF Salt Lake City
took third money in the o00-bird run.
breaking AIS out OF a possible 500. He
was only beaten by one bird. Mills of
Los Angeles and Chingren of Spokane
tying for first, with a score OF i76. Kings
Anderson OF Ogden: tied for second
place In the handicap match with Chin
gren. both breaking ninety-three birds
out OF d possible 100. Bingay won the
match with ninety-four. Riley of Salt
Lake City took fifteenth place In the
500 bird match with score OF 456. To-
day was ideal for the bird experts and
higher scores were made than on the two
preceding days.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-12
|SAS COWBOY
BY COMPARISON
1Faments and Weight Give VIII
|ayd Big Advantage Over
Smith.
irrational News Service.

.
FRANCISCO, Nav 11.-If physi-
n counts for much. Jess Willard,
nsas cowboy. would have to be
'ed az having an excellent chance
nlng over Gunboat Smith when
'e up a week from next Tuesday
z same time comparison OF the
n is interesting enough for the
p OF the boxing game. Smith
fomethlng like lS0 pounds, which
close 70 his ringside poundage.
.1s 2So-pound man at the pres
q 30 he viii have round fifty
advantage. The Kansan WIN
~ 1eet six inches. which is five
'fnfs In height than Smith can
snu height. as has been said. is
q man IN the ring.
~ ways Willard proves by the
a pig chap he Is. His neck
~ incnes. as against 14A for
5elii1es measured a5 inches
.ne chest and Willard Is close to
" = inches. Willard Is 3S inches
'ne waist and Smith can tally
incnes around the waist.
~ ana smith were prepared To
" olg crowds at their training
today. Willard started his
~ work at $50 He has a
,nhay OF spsrrsng Partners. sand
9e gloves With Jim Cameron
nora jack Yuccinich and a.
smiths search for IA husky
Pdlther mas II last proved sue.
80. hleht Al Kaufman brought
togs TO Shanuon's. and from
tns day OF the fight will lent
ss.ung Gunboat into trim iol
e With the Kansan.
eFnoon Smith boxed with Kauf.
" armstrong and Jack Green.