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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
INVITE TEACHER TO
SEE BOXING MATCH

Mrs Ella Flagg Young of Chicago, one
Of the noted educators Of this country
and a former president OF the National
Education association, was teleEraphed
eiers last night TO attend the boxing bout
next SATURDAY Night between ,Sn sn,,, Jimmy 6Tn
podrorne. Mrs Young is n strong be-
lever In the science and theory Of box
part Of the curriculum in the public
schools OF Chicago, OF which she is the
head.
Seat sale for SATURDAYS exhibition Will
open at noon today. II will be case
Of first come first served. Judging from
the Interest that Is being displayed by
the boxing fans around town, there VIII
be g big rush to secure the pasteboards,
Both Walsh and Zotte are down to
hard work prepsring themselves for their
coming contest. A big crowd was on
hand yesterday at the Log Cabin to sec
walsh go through his stunts stunts, WE Walsh is
pulled a hand into a boxing glove in this
city. Zotte is plugging away with his
training at Mountain Dell In Parley's
n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
WOMAN IS ACCUSED
Of ATTEMPT FRAUD
Mrs. Ella McClendon, Former
Missouri Postmistress,
Awaits Trial.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. June 23-Federal Of
ticials here who have been investigating
the charge OF using the malls TO defraud
on which Mrs. ELLA McClendon, former
postnistress at Sturdivant Mo, recent
Iy vast arrested, learned today that she
is a claimant for a large part of the
estate left by George NJ. Nicholas OF
Rockingham county, West Virginia, who
died from the effects OF poison last Au-
gust The estate is valued at s125 900 TO
When Nicholas died, his four brothers
finding no WILL took charge OF his estate
and his brother Charles was appointed
administrator. Fourteen days after the
death, the administrat tor received a pack
age bearing what appeared to be Chi
cago postnark and containing a wallet
and several papers.
will. In which George NJ Nicholas be-
9ueathed TO Mrs. McClendon the Nicholas
nome farm'-a tract of several hum
dred acres. valued at $4,000 TO SIS. 200
my two brothers" Nicholas had four
brothers and this clause In the Will was
confusing The purported will was writ
ten on cheap note paper With a pencil
essary under Virginia laws In the viii
Nicholas explained that Mrs McClendon
had cared for him in St Louis after he
had been injured there in a street car
accident.
1nclosed In the package was a letter
from the sender, in which II was stated
he had robbed George Nicholas, and
having read the will he thought IT his
duty TO send the will to Virginia authori-
ties SO that the woman named therein
might receive her share OF the estate.
The four brothers have secured coun-
sci and will fight the claims of Mrs Nc
Clendon. Mrs McClendon was arrested
A few weeks ago on a charge of having
attempted to obtain from bank in
Georgetown. Colo. 5000. which had been
left there by John Rowan. who had died
at Gewar Mo. The letter sent TO the
Colorado bank was signed Ed Sellers
and enclosed a check payable to Sellers"
and purportins TO have been signed by
Rowan. Postoffice inspectors say that
Sellers was Mrs. McClendon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
Results on Turf:
w eights, Riders
and Entries
Occur d'Alene Results.
b. International Newu s.rv,o,

sy International Newp Service
Flrst race. five furlonss-Bumrucr III lis Me
hWen), = 10 ]. 10 and 10 s. WON Bever-
stem, ITO Prendcrsasp. to 1. 10 3 aud to
y" second; Auto Girl III ID. Bolend). TO e.
e 20 and 10 s.. third Time COZ I-5. wild
BesT; commendation. Gala Geico. Mansono
e,rdie p, DFomi aud Free also ran.
second race fivo md half furlongs-Fastoro
los tailD. TO I, 20 and eyoo won: Mural
aua 100 'Hn.nnsameD, 70 10 and 1 To 2, scc-
onn; Eddie Mott, los CdcMartin), ! to . 1 TO
and to T. third. Time 100 Josio Leo
frIese. CnsTncna and Holabird aleo ran
lnlrd race. five furlongs-Leo Harrison IL fi5
~. Murray. 70 ]. TO ] and TO Q won
Lazy Ponder, 100 tBenton). 10 10 J. 3 TO 1 and
TO :, second: Alchcmiat, ii5 (slolatO. S 10
!. 10 and TO 9 third. Time. 1901 2-6 Elec-
rowan. Ramsey. zin. Lyte Knight Locust bud
fot johnson, DcieasSy. Downiand aud New Cap
itel also ran
Fourth race. one ruilc-Flylng. llo CHhD. 1s
70 70, .; even and TO o. won: Dennis Stafford. 40
W. konnon. 1t2 a. Boand). To !: 9 10 ] and
TO .. third. Tlmo, l:aI Footloose First Star
Ammo Niece and Mamie McDee also ran.
Firm race five furonEs-Ed G.. 40 (siclasf
10 ]. 10 and TO ?, won; Queen Ruth
lla tBurlingamel. Is TO 8. 6 10 s and TO s.
second: Abe slupsky, lis "A. Murray. 6 10 l.
70 and even. third Time. i:o1 as. snu
Grigsby. Blondy. Grizzly Bear Isom Old Set
tlcr, 10 Mo and Waonnn nlso
Sixth rnre five and half furlonEs-Ravaria
los lMcEwcnj. 10 aud out. won: Ancestors.
io8 GA Murray. TO I, TO and To 20.
ond. King Stalwort. l06 tMcMnrtin). i2 to L
3 70 and even. third. Timo. 1:os Prince Con-
rad and Sam Connor also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
RYAN AND THOMAS TO
FOLLOW MOTOR PACE

Motor-pace races OF from five to ten
miles have made such a hit with the
fans st the Majestic saucer track that
Manager Harry Heagren hs has c1!5 decided ,,,o to
week another taste OF the same lire OF
racing, This time whittier and Samuel; lns,5
Thomas and the distance viii be five
miles or more,
The Two men made good two weeks
ago behind pace and have worked out so
constantly and, conslstsntly since then
In them 10 make a hotiy- contested event
of Wednesday nights s race; nsI,in, Both men fsn
motors, and with Whittier and Samuel
son In good shape, the event ought to
be one OF the best things OF the week
at the saucer.
In addition. on Wednesday night, Man
arer Heagran has announced an unknown
distance lap event for the professionals
and a half mile professional handicap
There will be miss-and- -out race for
tho anna teurs and a one-nl!le handicap.
The heats OF these various events
ought TO make a highly interesting pro-
pramnle.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
Belmont Entries.
By Intornn,!ona, Ncws Service.

BY IntornDt'onil NeNS service.
First race. five and hal! ,urlopes-Huda's s
Brother Laneewood. los: Charlton lio: Flask.
100: Delft, 100: Small lOs: MordccaI los, CAL
lop no: YodciIng. los: Odd Cross. 1o7: Wotor
Lad 49,
Second race ono mile and three cirhths-Guy
Fisher III; Sand HILL III: AmalH. IoS; Mis-
sion, 1903: Bob r., 1o7; Col Holloway, 81. Also
eligible. Donald Mcdonald. los; John FurlouE,
III; Auno Sellers. Ao
Third race. ono mIe-Beaucoup Cant swan
SON. I1o Blnnkephurs. 20, L. Eustor, l07. Little
Ep SIR Dcnrah. sprnsmas. los. 'strouuous 100;
Capt. Elliott. 40: Cold Spring. il3; Tactics,
O. En-, Spin. los: 'Boupcing Lass. os: Sickle.
III.
Fourth race. five furlongv-Mater Naiad. Any
Time Tho Spirit. Early Roso Vega. Flitawny,
lt.
Fifth race six furlouES-slouth. schaiier. io5;
.Nr Specs. l0l: Triflor, Honpeck. Luris. 10i
I.,lo Jupiter. War Lord. 1903; MiSs Moments,
Bouncing Lcas. Thrifty lo7: Mary Scribe, 10l ;
sir Deurah. Moncriof PcrthShiro, 1l2; Dehuo-
tion. Gollywosg., Daingorfold. loa
Sixth race ELK furlonSs-Fifty- -fvo. Bunch OF
Keys Roci.fish. los; Monmouth. lo6; Dixon, Jack
Wall. 1903: Sylvan. Mohawk Girl Brpip Belle.
Elcgonza. Islroso. Rebound. los
Apprentice allowance claimed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
REDS ARE GAME:
DEFEAT PIRATES

CINCINNATI. June 23.-CincInnatI
made a game uphill fight and won from
Pittshurg today. TO g. The visitors
held the locals { 10 up to the sixth InH
ning. when Tinker. the first man up
singled. He strained his leg running 10
first and Berghammer ran for him, later
going 10 short. Dodge followed Tinker
With another single and Ciroh duplicated
the MT scoring Bcrghammer Dodge
later scored on an out. In the seventh
Cincinnati scored two more when Mar
sans ana Berghammer reached first on
errors by Pittsburg and scored on Al
meida's : two-base Sc hit. The winning run
was scored In the eighth by Harters who
single.
Zach side used three pitchers
PlTTSpURG- CINCINNATI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
Real Estate Transfers.

Gladys Hamilton and others TO James R.
Nichol. part OF section Z. township
south, range ] east .ss-.................s,s.
Raymond R. Harrison and others to james
D. Harrison. lot a. Grand V!ow Eubdi-
NiHion -,....,.. .......-..
Ida Korsey aud ctherS F. J. OerenDhaw.
lot IS. block .. Park View addition ..s,...
Jakobinn p Jcgstrup 10 Carolina Peterson.
lots to g block 80. Sandy Station plat.
r. a. Brighton and wife to Mr. a. c.
Davis part OF Siyor Lake summon resort.
Alfred C, Sodcrbcrg and wife to John Jcn-
son. part OF lot 3. block /, plat C,........
Hoffman Brothers Loan Trust company
10 s. T, Bcardcr. lots and 10, block |.
Carolina subdivision ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Isaar p. Eneolnnd and wife 10 Glenn Il.
Boutwell, and others, part OF section 7.
township south. range cast ..,.,...,... l.
National Real Estate Investment company
10 Harry A. Lun lot l. block J. Clsr-
mont subdivision ....--..Bs,..-,..,,as....
AxoI G. Carlson and wife TO f. D. Wieka
lots II and is. block 1, First Burlington
2Qoltlo0 .s-ss4.b.'ss' -ss-s--. ...s'ss
Hoffman Brothers Loan Trust company
to Joseph E. Deckoy. lots II aud IS. Mon
tana subdivision ,.-,,...-.......ar r,.,.....,.
Harry Luff and w!fe to Alma a. Har-is.
part of lot p block Is. plat d ......,.... 5
Salt Lake Security & Trust company 10
Charles II. Spahr part OF lot . block
40, plat u .....-..r,ss',. 1rN-s#.-s-.- D.
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Occur d Alene Entries.
b. International News Service

b. International News Service
First race, four and half turlons-Alvis.
is Manganese, 40: Little Bit. 1N; Rimifsr.
Virginia s.. 101.
Second rnce. fivo and a half furiongs-Hfxh
Range. ZIG: Wild Bear zinknnd. Ben Greon-
leaf. ii3: Wabanan. Lady Nina. Abby Fcae.
Anna Philou Iii; Or. Macins. los: Retcnto.
Marie Core Far Cathay. 103,
Third race, five md a hnit furlonss-Tony Koch,
Lieut. Sawyer, stoucmnn. oscuro. Oswald B..
Ln~m!nster. Good Iptout. li3. Anna Schneider.
III. Hatu. lo5: Permn. Maud Canaan, Io3.
Fourth race. six furlonEs-JonnGhnn. liz. Clara
W, ll0: Definite. Doncagtcr. 10T. Fort johnson,
Cool. 1ot. Zool Roberta. io2.
Fifth race. five furlonss-Golt Ball. i15. B1ton.
Ormonde Cunningham. liz. Roso Sweet Auto
Girl. Dorbic. Sadie Shapiro. 10: Old Coin. l0s
Wastela 105. Vclie Forty, i03.
Sixth race one milc--Johnstovp. 112: Black
Mate Tsllow Dip. No Quarter, Don Enrique.
Prince Rhupherd. Dnnnls Stafford. Cisko. Voln =
day Jr.. loa Florence Kripp Reeno w lo7;
Baby Doll, i0e
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
wost Children Have Worms,

Many mothers thinks their children
are suffering from indigestion. head
ache. nervousness, weakness, costive-
ness. when they are victims Of that
most common of all children . all
emnts-worms, Peevish, ill-tempered,
fretful children, who toss and grind
their teeth, with bad breath and colicSy
pains. have all the symptoms of hnv,
ing worms. and should be given Kicka-
poo Worm Killer. a pleasant candy loz-
enge which expels worms, regulates the
bowels. tones up the system. and makes
children we'll and happy. Kickapoo
Worm Killer is guaranteed. All drug.
gists, or by mail. Prico CSC. Kicka-
poo Indian Medicine Co, Philadelphia
and st. Louis. Schramm-J j ohnson,
Drugs, ffThe Never,Substitutors )"
Five (5) Good Stores.
(Advertisemeut.I
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
MCANS WIN AT
MDON HORSE SHOW

~. ~. June 23.-At the lnterpa-
4 ~ snow today Judge W. II.
gS York turred the tables
yMI..iIn-hand ~ rivals by winning
r.lr,ng lr,rn,ng bays class 20. In which
N'e''l OF the competitors were
r.osS rss Aenella and Phyllis OBJ
~ p',Ze in class 26 for pairs
Il fti,aes ftaiuises over fourteen and not
" n!!esn hands. ~ ''''
NJ 5Iclean OF Washington Oh
y = ns,1ze np,lze IN the game class with
0'unam and TissIugton Be
~, :. LOT pairs of harness horses
y A,naa.o ao not exceeding fifteen and
H. % ~t,, Judge Moore Captured
"''n the Lord and Lady
cS.r' nor ior selected single harness
q sis,..seen and one half and not
\ tblrS zen s hands. Judge Moore
"e prize with BountifuJ
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Latollia Entries.
' International News Service


First race. fivo furlonIs-6psy Love. Miss
Barnharbor Tom Boy, Emerald Gem. JumeIia.
chsvmeuse. Bnonzo wipg. Gracilla, Martha Nc
Kcc Mary LebuF. oaske. Chrl6.mns Eve 10.
Second race five and 4 hnlf iurlongs-Mock-
ory Bushy Head. Romeo, 100; Llndnr. Gar
Michael Hotou. IoS. Dr. Samuel. Candy Box,
Al Jones Io5 Cosls. Ambition ios: KorfhaSe.
1I2.
Third race one mile and sevcnty yards-volita.
90: EI Yutan ai BaIlysho eb; Tillios Night
mare, Helene lo4: ray Pay, DR. Waldo Briggs.
100: servicence. 1cs
wryncck. Papzzretta. 1867 HelloS. io7 Marin
C.; genHnet Anna Patricia los. Solar Star.
U. stcppa Dick Deadwood. 10
Fifth race. six furlon5s-Tbc Grader 9ss 0recn.
"a. Amoret. 1o2; Royal Meteor. lol. Cash Do
Ivory 1oj; Closer, lo5: Wilhite. Slceth lo7 Mer-
rick ll3.
Sixth race. mile and Sixtcen,h-Tom
King. 100, Chnrtfcr. 1903: Manager Mack ioss
Forehead. 100: Milton D.. liz.
Weather cloudy; track heavy
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.n,,y ,s now In readiness for the
. n Tysslllng match between Chrls
,,d Ernest Kartie, which takes
,Es Majestic park tonight The
finished their training and are
n. ,sopIred weight Of 100 pounds.
4, anxious for the gong TO ring
"a s,srl the winner on the last
. htvssn him and a real cnam-
4 bout with Mike Yokel himself.
a lsarned late last night from an
n ai,nd of Yokel's that the cham
--s,JI would be a ringside specta-
4 (. has promised to meet the WIN
4 s,shed 10 get a line on his next
!, ccnference yesterday afternoon
4 Emil Klank. representing kartje.
'iaulon representing Jordan. and
q Hafry Heagren. Ben Harker,
n director OF the Deseret gymna-
's7s selected as the third man on
= Harker is undoubtedly one Of
a hNges Of wrestling In this neck
r,ds and the fact that he is go
4. as the third man guarantees
n an honest run for their money
! III decision,
b VI. Harker was called over the
g, and asked II he would act in
Sady Of referee, ne readily con-
Re said that he was familiar
" Jsst performances OF both men
NJ he considered this one Of the
~s1,lIng matches ever staged in this
4 cane over from Ogden yester-
VI did no work, as he is already
right He will take a light work
Y morning 10 keep from taking
\ rslgnt, and viii then be ready
o The scales.
!, s several pounds below weight
Hln all day yesterday in hopes
[rg on a few pounds. He prob
" Weigh los and Kartje will be
- o. pounds heavier.
|l.dng over the past performances
10 men. there Is very little to
Hlseen them, they have both
y deleated all the rniddlcwcights
mlhlry OF any note. AS n rule.
is thrown his men quicker than
pG on the other hand, KartJe
rsbu some Of the best heavy and
'4'{Telghts in tine country, incIud-
4 Nmetral, who is we'll known
fehminary 10 the main event.
'-sien mas arranged q limited bout
n.n nHnur Macke, the local crack.
i. I'm @s~.t
y Europe. He'll has only re-
qken up the catch Ca n
Tstling, but he Is reported as
y sPt student and will undoubt-
Y atcke q hard tusscl. He viii
ine local favorite fully ten
:..9ninary Will start al $50 sharp.
y n seats Will be 81 each and the
tt fsserved. '''
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Whooping Cough.

''I have used Chamberlain s Cough
Remedy ever since I have been keep.
ing house and I consider it one of the
best medicines l have ever used. Ny
children have all used it and it works
like a charm for colds and whoopire g
cough. In fact, 1 consider it good for
any kind of a throat o: lung trouble
and do not think any household COM
of Marbury, Ala. You will look q
good while before you find a better
Preparation than Chamberlain g Cough
Remedy for colds and whooping cough
in children. 1t contains no narcotic
and is pleasant TO take. Fo- sale by
all dealers, advertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
Salt Lake Statistics
Marriage Licenses.

Abort T Powell and Claire l. Braoy, both OF
Salt Lake.
Henry Earl Hsvenor and Margaret Watson. both
OF Salt Lake
Alma l.. Ulmer and Victor z. Liilnquist, both
OF Salt Lake.
Nicholas P. Patterson and Ellon LIS Leivscy
both OF Winter Quarters.
Cyril c. Foikrod and Constance Churchmar
Bnicrc. both OF Salt Lake.
oran Pulliam and Hida janis both Of Sal,
Lake.
Robert A. Jobntou and stolla Tripp both oi
Salt Lake
Samuel Smith, Pocatclo. Idaho, and Nellie
Birmingham. Woods Gross.
Neph q. McLachlan and Elsa q Koch. both oi
Salt Lake
Salt Lake.
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Births.

girl
Alexander Freeman. olT. Walnut avenue. boy.
william Martin Hunter. $50 Forest avenue, boy
duff Carlson. Al Chicago street. girl.
Alvin A. Hccslcy. PA West Third North street
girl.
George Bsgin. Al Third avenue. Waterloo.
hoy
Jack Johnson, $50 South Fifth East street. boy.
George william Charles. s1 East Fourth South
street girl
Alma S Hall, Ion South Ninth East street.
boy
Ralph A. Poulton L. D. 6. hospital. boy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
Investigate Ameteur Standings.

CHICAGO, Juno 93.-The directors OF
the Western Golf association probably
viii take up the question whether the
trin OF the Mid Western golf team TO
the pacific coast has tainted the trayelers
vSth .'professionallsm. Eastern golf au-
thorities, It is said, have criticised the
team for allowing the home clubs. on
tbs coast 10 pay its expenses. which
thev argue IS contrary 10 the spirit OF
pure amateurism. President Willard OF
iGs Western Golf association said today
,hot No formal charge OF professionalism
had been made, but said the directors
nynected TO take up the matter
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
Indians Sell Two Players.

INDIANAPOLIS, Juno e3.-Jovy Downs. In
fielder. and n. Clarke. catcher OF tho Indian
apolls team OF the American association. today
sold TO San Francisco Downs pur-
chased from tho Chicago National league club
shortly before tho opening OF the season Clarke
has been rated high among tho catclers of the
association The sale OF the players who 10
report once. is part OF MANAGER Kolly's plan
seaMon with tho localG.
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Burns and Coulon Draw.
b. International News Service.

% TnLeEnatIonaI News Service.
KENosHA. Wis. June e3.-Franke Burns and
Johnny Coulop fought ten rounds TO a draw in
the kcncShn tonight Burns appeared the
stronger OF the Mt tho fush
The two speedy ll6-poundors put up sizzling
baltic and wcrc bu5y ever: minute OF the ten
rounds Both displayed wonderful defensive work
and both left tho ring without mark.
Eight OF tho rounds were too cloyo TO give
either boy margin. Burns the fifth with q
volley OF well played lefts. but Coulon caught up
with him by fast work In tho seventh.
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Match Harbertson and Mconroll
nno,nl To Tho Tribune.

Special 10 Tho Tribune
OGDEN. juno 22.-A finish wrestlnE match be-
tweon Jack HnrbertEon. the Ogden man. and
Frank NoCnrrol! OF Idaho Fap. has been an
nounosd as ono OF the principal attractions for
the Purple dnv celebration IN Ogden canyon on
Two mon MocarTo securing the tirst decision
ana HaTbertson winning tho scc~-d match after
throwing McCnrrcil once In IS minutes. Iar
LSrtsop used q toe hold and tho Idaho
unable 10 finish the bout
McCarroli has taken on considerable woght
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
DEFEAT
BOSTON BRA YES

BOSTON. June 23.-Philadelphia batted
James's delivery 20 all parts of the field
today and Boston was defeated 3 10 3.
Many OF the visitors drives went for ex-
ira bases. Cravath getting two doubles. a
home run and n single In five times al
bat Luderus and I.obert also batted
hard. as did Maranvie for Boston. The
locals diminutive shortstop and Paskert
furnished the fielding features.
The score:
Az
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New First Baseman Coming,
snocinl TO Tho Tribune.

OGDEN June e3-Fir,. Bsseman Wollums. se-
cured nv tho local management from tho Sioux
city club Is expected 20 participate 10 tho first
rnmo AGAINST Greai Falls tomorrow, according
~ JnfoTmat{on received from Assistant Manager
"Dad'' Glmilu by Secretary Angus Kennedy to-
day II has been planned IN play HinkeJ van
In ,ipht slcIo In tho nov proves capable OF
handling things around tho fir.t sack According
10 Secretary Kennedy. tho change wouia worK
n rroai irnp-oycment in tho ogden club becnuro
Van declares that he cannot ht az he should
while husy With ilrGt baso uctivitnh
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Refuses Approval of Inventory.

SPRINGFIELD do.. Juno e3.-Probate Judge
q q. Lydy refused today TO approve the inven-
tory OF the Luther McCarty estate because II isted
his proceeds from the fatal fight NJ Calgary Al
berto, only s2s. Ito said he would begin mn
inYcfttgntlou Into tho msttor.
THO guto receipts al the fight wore several
thousand dollars. OF this McCariy was to got
20 per cent. Tho petition accompanying the IN.
yentory declared that william McCarney. the
late pusilIst's manager. paid out OF the fights
proceeds fare for Mn HccaTty, himsoh and the
purilIst'v body 10 Piqua, o.. burial expenses and
n monument
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Battleship Missouri Wins Cup.

PHILADELPHIA. Juno 25-The baseball team
OF the batueship Missouri cliuehed tho cup
blomatic OF tho championship OF the Atluntie ro~
serve fleet leHguo by defeating the team OF the
BatueShip Alabama by tho Scoro OF 1c 10 Eight
games constitute tho league gchcdulc. aud the
Missouri players have seven and lost mono.
Tho team OF the Battleship Maine stands second
With five victories and two detoata and that from
the Alabama is third with five aud three
inet
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24

In every home where there Is q baby
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
BUYS Western Players.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo-, June 2S-F'red
Clark, ma nager OF the Pittsbure National
League club. closed deal here tonight
with the local Western league club for
The purchase Of Outnelders Joe Kelly and
George Watson.
The exact consideration was not made
public. Each man is hitting above the
300 mark. but Watson Is now out of the
game with a broken leg. They will re-
port TO PittsburS next spring.