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La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1913-05-02
SEvERO GONZALES

SEVERO GONZALES
Ranches de Taos, N. M. Abril 20,
1913
SC Editor Digneaa cronicar Is
muerte dc uuestro querido padre
Severe Gonzales, quien dej6 de
existir on su residencia de Ranches
de Taos el dia Is del que rige y a
las 4. 80 p. M, la edad de "a
amos y victima de penOsa enferme-
dad interior que sufri6 por el es-
pacio de ounce dias. 81 finado de.
ia para lamentar gu eterna separa.
ci6n su esposa Maria Dorotea Q.
dc Gonzales y dos hijos hombres y
una hija muJer, dejando on nuestro
hogar un vscfo dificil de llenarse
con tan irreparable perdida, pues
era un modelo de virtudes que
siempre supo graDgesrse el bien.
vivir con sus vecinos y amigos. Su
funeral tom6 lugar el iueves dia
IL del que rige, las s. 80 a. m.
acompanandO 81 f9retro gran nj.
nero de parientes y amistades has
ia depositar tan valiosos desPojos
on su Ultima morada, eamposantc tc
de Ranches de Taos, esperanto que
Dios haya acogido su alma en- Q
seno dc los bienaventursdos. R.l.I
Eo. Gonzales
Flavio Gonzales
Dorotea @. de Gonzales
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1913-05-02

tiene que Prevalecer, pues en- cosos
semejiantes el poder judicial es el
que predomina J no necesita Ia
aprobaci6n nj la ayuda del poder
eiecutivo. Es ragouable suponer
que los tribunales daran los EN-.
pleados de condado el alivio que
tanto necesitan hasta que venga
otra legislature y tome accidu final
Isl Ia deia el GoberOad6r.
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= 90

LA GLEN ENCIA EJECUTIV A
Sc sabe que ell Gobernador Nc
Donald sigue como principle hjC
no perdonar ningun REQ de muer
te baio la teoria de que q conmut'
gu sentencia dara alientos otrol
criminales que por instlnto POI
idea estan dispuestos quebrantar
las leyes.
81 por carricho idea
Estas opuesto al perdou,
Y no sientes compassion,
Por no tn alma Sc recrea
En- IA muerte triste y fea
Del que muere en- Vi srPhcio,
Dss con ESQ claro indicio
De no hallar en- ii piedad
La infeliz humanidad
Victima del NAL y d vicio
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1913-05-02
La Question de los Salarios,
-Actitud del goberna-
dor, 81 proyeeto de Ta-
rifa.
santa Fe N. M, Abri! 20, 1913
Ia Question de los Salaries

santa Fe N. M., Abrii 20, 1918
Ia Question de los salarlOs
Eata question de fjar los sails
rios paa odoialra de condado, 81
que siando question palpitante pa
Fs todoa los interesados que estan
trabaiapdo Sin reeibir nj un centa
yo de los palarios que en- lustlcla
les perteuece, porque Ia constitu
cI6n en- gu articulo aboliendo las
propinas nunca contemplo que es'
tcs oticiales sirvieran sin sueldo, 81
10 que expresameDte crdeno que
Ia legislature del estado sefialara
las cantidades que creyese conve-
niente y propias para cada emPlea
do. Ell que no SO haya lleysdo a
efecto tai precepto no es culpa de
los oficiales sino de
las diferencias y discOrdiaa que So
bre Ia materia han tenido los de-
partamentos legislative Y executive
del estado. En- dos sesiones de "a
legislature ha habido amplia opor'
tanidad para aFeglar este asuntc
deAnitivamente y en lusticla Lac
dos camaras debe decirse que ellpi
han obedecido pnntualmente 9
mandate de la constitution y adop
tAdo varios proyectos de ley que hoy
est4rian on fuerza a no haber sIiS
porque este Official les puso su We
TO- Ahora Sc va hacer un esfuer
20 ante los tribunales para que 10
empleados de condado saquen al
gana porcI6n del diuero que &
corresponds poF su trabajo y es pro
bAble que 10 conaigan, pues es t1l
cIaro como Ia luz del dia que esto
oficiales tienen derecho a sus pro
pinas misntras "a Icy territorial ?
fusra abrogada pOr Ia legislator
de- eatado. Esta es Ia opinion de
prOcurador general Clancy
AosisOd del cObernador
No So sabe cual sera Ia actitu
dol gobernador respecto este Pr'
cydimientO que van entablar K
ofcialea de condado, pere SO inte'
qae sera paaiga, 0 por meJor dec
neutral, pues reslmente 81 nae
compone nj tiene poder alguno {
cation aemelante. Las cortes 3
ran los que tendran que determin'
10 qpe convene hacer sobre es
pun 10, y gu dieta n 9
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sucristo, son nuestros sinceros de.
seos
En- nombre de los aaigidos deu
dos, damos un voto de gracias
todas las personas, amigos y yeci-
nos, quienes nos ayudaron y acom.
pafaron en- tan doloroso trance.
L. Vargas
"A. A. Manzanares
Antonio Medina.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-23
HIGH SCHOOL MEET
LIKELY TO Be CLOSE
Fast Men Will Fight for Su.
premacy on Cummings
Field Saturday.

Under the direction OF the athletic
council OF the University OF Utah the
high schools OF Utah and three schools
OF southern Idaho will meet tomorrow
on Cummings field in what promises TO
be the biggest event Of the kind ever
held in the state. The number of en-
tries in this years meet is slightly
smaller than those OF the past three
years because OF the adoption 1hls year
OF more stringent rules. which require
that all athletes conform TO a minimum
standard In the events in which they are
entered before their entrance will be ac-
cepted by the university authorities.
This makes smaller decrease In the
number or entries, however, than might
be expected. because there are more
schools 10 be represented.
Besides the schools OF Utah, invita-
dons were sent TO six western Colorado
schools, ten Idaho schools and one Wyo-
ming school. Up TO last night the out
side schools TO submit entries were the
Boise. Rupert and Rigby. Idaho. teams.
to the reports from the Idaho state meet
and IL is not improbable that the Boise
team Will mako an excellent showing.
Many are inclined TO think that after
the college meets are over that athletics
are over for the season also. because
there are no real athletes in the high
school class, This is far from true.
The fastest sprinter in tho state is
teammate OF Raymond runs him very
closely. At Payson there is boy
named Simmons who took more than
thirty points for his team in the Utah
county division meet He is weight
man s well a sprlnter and his per-
formance will be we'll worth watching.
the state Is Gum OF Murdock academy
Gum beat Hopkins last year and Hop
kins has been the best man in the event
among the colleges this spring.
n In ct1tn 10 MI
Nourse took twenty points He Is
weight man and a Jumper and has some
good records.
All the athletes practically Will be IN
town today and will stop at the hotels
at the expense OF the university. To-
morrow they will be given a breakfast
at the university at II a. N. and a din
ner at p. m. after the meet,
In the evening all tho athletes will be
entertained at Saltair and the medals
will be given TO the point winners.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-23
TOHNSON'S CLEAN
SLATE IS BROKEN

CLEVELAND, May 22-Wslter John
son was defeated today for the first time
this season by 10 o score at the hands
Of the Cleveland team. His record OF
ten straight victories against every other
team In the league was broken In his
first appearance for n full game against
Cleveland. Thirteen hits were mado off
him. while Stecn. who opposed him. al
lowed but six hits. none OF them for ex-
ira bases. Cleveland won three OF the
four-g5m series
All OF Cleyeland's runs were earned. In
the first inning, Chapman was safe on
an attempted sa crifice and scored on two
singles. A single and triple scored the
second run and two singles and double
won the third tally. Three hits and an
error brought In two more I'm the eighth;
Only one Washington runner reached
third Milan being thrown out at the
plate In the first inning.
Left Fielder Grancy got two singles and
a triple In four times at bat and made
five putouts. three OF them very diff
cult catches.
Cr.EyyLAND-w WASHINGTON
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-23
Louisville Entries.
,tionsl News Service

By International News Service.
First race. ak furloags-Auna REED -: Little
Baker. Sc: Theresa Glll. as: Worlds Wonder ga:
Ccdnrhrook. Io3; white. lls: Pampaca- %: Lit.
lie Ncli. fs. Or. Jackson. o. Prospect. 100; Sir
Marion. III; Scrvieenoe. IIS.
Second race, rvo tnrlongs-Bsndit, Il0 Mary
Pickiord, no. BrnshurSt. 10. Honey Mine. 10.
Battling Nelson, ilJ; scsius. llS: Bushy Head.
no: Banjo jim. Ito: Pan American. lio; Father
Riley, ii3; Lambs Tail. liz; Holuu. i1s
Third race. hree-Jearold1 and the Gentle.
mems cup one mllo-BcautIful. li5; Kenneth o.,
l4T; Automatic. ISL: Dr. Waldo BrigGs. Isl; sam
Bernard. 151.
Fourth race. the Louisville handicap. tiy tur-
loues-GerTsrd. IS; Hobnob. es. Silver BILL. 100:
BONANZA. 1cs; Royal Tea. no; Marjorie A.. lo3
Nigh Private, IL.
Fifth race six mrlonKs-Ger7rd 81: BILLY
holder es Amity, rs: Ursula Emma. ioS; Jabot.
10; Ben Issca III. pAnberry %; Anna Prtricla.
sS: over the Sands. %; Alahasia, 10: Mcrr'ck.
10
Brave Cuuardcr. 10. old Rosebud ilb; Biz
Inmur ioa. Hsrwooi. Io5; psrolthirc. loT: The
Norman. 10,
seventh race one mile and si1ts-nth--orecn.
lO5: FOLLOW man. I0s: Hhnly. los: just Red ios
Milton b IFS: husky Lad. los: Wsuderer. Io7
Nocklcr los: Manage- Mack ~.
weather cloudy: track sloppy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-23
RITCHIE TO FIGHT
IN SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO. May 22-That VIII
lie Ritchie will fight in San Francisco
on the Fourth OF July was almost made
certain by a telegram from the light
weight champions manager. Billy Nolan
received today by Promoter Eddie Graney
Of the Tuxedo club
Graney also heard from Tom Nc
Carey OF Los Angeles. but the southern
promoter evidently intends to continue
his hold on Joe Rivers until his last
chance OF getting Ritchie to fight him
In the south is gone. Graney boasts OF
the positive assurance from Rivers and
his manager. Joe Levy. that they Will
meet Ritchie on the Fourth OF July
whether IN the south or In this city
In the meantime, Grancy is going
ahead making arrangements for the hold
ing of the titular contest. He will build
an open-air arena II necessary, but the
site has not been made known Al
though he is anxious for Ritchie- Rv-
ers fight. Graney has Wolgast and a
dozen other lightweights In sight whom
he thinks will make strong opponents for
the local champion.
Graney Is going north TO meet Richie
In Portland on Saturday and he hopes
10 get the champions name to a set Of
articles while there.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-23
Louisville Results.
BY In,crua;iooaI Nevs Service.

First race. five furlonss-Duquesnc. 10 fGooss).
1870. won: The Grader, Jos Audress), $3.50. sec
ond Prnotorian. III (Stcele). $3.50. third Time.
LIS 2-5. Dadkcy. WsvernE, DR. Waldo BriEGS
and Coppertowu also ran.
Second race. five furlongs-Lost Fortune. 10!
(Kederis). 1880 won: Black Touoy, ll6 tGeuzl,
81 00 second: Mesbach. los tBoreD. $3.50. third.
Time Los As. Miss Chnrcot. Eustncc. Caro-
Nome. Harbsrd. Lady Innocence and High Class
also
Third race, ono mile and seventy yards-swan-
nanoa. l02 (Martipl. st20 won; Ten Point li5
Gross t5io second: Prince Hermis. 81 (Mc~
caoe), $3.00 third. Time 1A7. Hamilton and
Irish Gentleman also ran.
Fourth race, five furlongs-salon. lot tGoosol,
S. co. won. Aunt Mamie. Or (McCabcl. $500. sec
ond Old Ben. 1oi CBoroD. $50. third. Time.
LOG 20. Tiktok. Edith W. Briggs Brother.
Frances NJ, David Craig, Ruby Hyams and Toyn-
be also
Fifth race. one mile and seventy yards-Bally
She. oi (Callahen). s2l.5o. won: Beautiful. 1os
tAndrcssl. $40. Eecond: Star Bcrta. 81 tMartlul.
$3.50. third Time l4p 2.5 Foxy Mary. Wini-
fred D., Duchess Dafy. TITLES Nightmare. Trojan
Belle aud Supple also ran.
Sixth race. milo and hait-sr Catesby.
los tTaplln). $40. won: Supervisor. 40 Dian
over) $40. second: Tny Pay. los PerrJ) no
show. thivd. Time. 2;2s 10. Dick Baker also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-23
Occur d'Alene Entries.

9E International News Service
First race. five furlongs-Lofty HoyWood. Black
Sheep Boas. III; Zia. Bummer III. 100: Black
Mate. Raymond H. lO6: sam Connor. Protty Soon
Indun l02.
Second rare. five furlongs-Slr Barry RAmsy.
BVitop, Ormonde. Cunningham. Frank G.. Hogan.
III; wIltrudo S, Cauapa. Tippy. Saliie oDay.
100; Z!mri. 10Y: Tommy McGoe. lo6 Pontcract,
lA
Third race five and a half furlongE-ShootiDS iDS
Spray. 1l5. Fort Johnson Dennis Stafford. liz:
Queen Ruth, orba sm!lo Royorta. Buss 40
Forge. Holabrds l06 Elmeta Hamilton. l0o; sam
Grigsby. loS: Katy Conner l0I.
Fifth race. toven furlongs-Seinn Feinn. Lstoy
NcNnly. l07, Marie CoEhill. i05: Chief Desmond.
Mike Donlin. Tallow Dip MariiDmss. IW; Meada.
CIT. Reene w, Roberta. io2.
Sixth race. seven furionga-Lookout. N2 South
ern Cold. Wicket. Zulu. Don Enrique David War
teld. sterlln. Ios: Harlem Maid. rhillstua, soT-
rowful Eyelina; Io5 Laura Clay. Io2.
Weather clear. track fast
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Electric Park Results.
3. International News Service.

by lntTGnhtloDsl News service.
First race. four .urlonEs-Sdon. rs Hau-r).
s5.4o won; Inciemert. li0 tPiokensl. SO. 20. sec
ond Inspired. 10 tStcrliDEl. $3.50. third. Time.
80 Our Nugget. Spring Up and Sweet Times
slso ran.
Second race. fouT and half furoogs-Li,tlc
Pal. iO7 (PlcksnsI. IS 50. won: Pho.. 100 John
ston) 1910. second; Blue Crest Io6 tSkiryinl
$3.50. third. Time so As. shroSe. Firm, soil-
laiah and Black Branch also
Third race. four and n half furlonEs-Pink LADY.
100 CAle1). H.e5. von Old Hank. 100 Ducnlerl.
Si3 10. second: Black SIlE. lo5 (Fooney). IS so
third. Time 1901 Mabel Lyon. Gold check.
Pons Newell Golden Cluster. Woolga,s and T. o.
Spears also
Fourth race. four and bali turlouEs-Ells
Crane. 100 lDuenier). sl1 60. won: Fanchette, IL
tMntthewsl. 1910. second; Rockro-t. 10: Doyiei
$40, third. Time. 80 5-5 Refugia. Anna
Claire. Rosoburg " nud Lothario also ran.
F!ith racc. FIX and half turlonEs-een Prior.
100 Duenlsr), Sli.5o. won: slim Princess. Ill
Doyle). IS. so. second; Royal ouyI. 1ls Piek-
cns). SEQ third. Time. i:co. Remarkable and
Toniata also
Sixth race. about seven furiongs-Jcssuphurn
III (Duencrl. si3.2e won: Camel, lis tSkirylnl.
So to second stelciffe 105 (Piokens) $3.50. third
Time 1:3f 1-5. Deborah Clcm Bcachcy. II. NJ.
SABBATH. Hammonpass. Baru Dance and Pretend
also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-23
PLANK HOLDS TIGERS
TO THREE SAFET|ES
Zamloch, Former Muscular,
Relieves Hall in Fourth,
When Bases Are Full.

DETROIT. MAY 22.-Plsnk held De-
troit today 20 three singles struck out
tho entire side In the fourth inning-dur-
ing which two OF the hits were regis
tered against him-and Philadelphia won,
to o. II was the only game Of the series
that the visitors captured and II IS the
only series they have lost thus far this
season.
Poor throwing gave Philadelphia the
first run. Murphy walked I'm the first in
ming. stole second and came all the way
home on Stanage's wild throw, which
Cobb was slow In returning.
Hall was removed In the fourth after
passing Oldrlug and being found for sin
giles by Collins and Baker. With the
bases full. Zamloch, the Union associa-
ton recruit. began pitching and four runs
were scored before Philadelphia was re-
tired. A squeeze play was responsible
for two OF the tallies, Barry bunred and
Baker, who was on second, followed Col
Inns across the plate.
Until this inning Cobb had his third
successive perfect day at bat. Then
Baker captured his foul after a hard run
Cobb walked In tho second and sixth and
singled IN the fourth inning
PHILADELPHIA DETROIT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-23
Electric Park Entries.
Lntional NeA.k Service

By IDteroati9nal News Service
First race givo iurlongs-MolmJ, lol. Sweet
Spices. 100; Col. c.. ioT, Breakfast. lOi: Odd
Cross. log SaDtancos l0l; Tholma j.. l0l. Tran
selma l0l. Galea. I0i.
Second one milo and sixteentb-Cyno
sure. loa; Mohawk Queen. e5 Ella Gruuo. a5;
Hnns Creek. 81. HcdGeros. Iic. Camel. ITO.
Third race. fivo furlonIs-Old Hank. ll2 Satvr.
lo2: Canton JinkS. Black Slk l0 Hormis. Jr..
ii2; Sweet Time, l05: 'Racine, ll2; Friejolc io2
Higher Up 100; Refugita. io?; Merry Chase. loo
Fourth race. ak AID Il half furlonge-BertiS.
ioi; Our Nugget Ioi: Kinder Lou, 9s: Maaton.
lOs: Ibervile. loi: .Huda1 Sister. 20 Black
Branch log: aollie Kcarncy. lc3. Pretend. III
Judge LnpGis. 109.
iOo Racing Belle. liz: Naughty Rose l01; Anna
Clare, 100: Susan. Io7: 'R II. Gray. Washakie.
lI2. veno Won. l0I. Willis. l05: Carroll 100.
Sixth race four and half furongs-Little EoE-
land. los. Bay CliH, io3 Bryu, 9s: Oulo. Ill;
clem Beachcy. ll2. Roseburg ~. los; Touch Ne.
100: vigorous iI3; Jack Nuunally. ioe.
Apprentice allowance OF five pounds clsimod
Weather cloudy; track good
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-23
Results on Turf:
w efghtS, Riders
and Entries
Occur d'Alene Results.
By International Se,, ssrv,,..

bg ibcTnsuonhl News ssrvics-
Firs, race. five snd half furIeurs-Zool ici
tSszansonl TO l. Won. Alchsnitt. io7 (Moles-
rofthl- u 20 Q. second: DelenL lm Iw. GsTsni.
70 I. third. Time. los IS. Dublin Minstrel.
zinianc. Gala Charles Green Wanna. Mesas.
se,gsrlstor snd Norman slso ran.
Second ries five and bali turonrs-Bloady.
ip1 (Nolcs~orth). TO T. ~ons CommendA tio,.
lo7 Grothl. 10 I. second: Golf Bail. rs n.lD,
II 20 ]. third. Time. l:cs. Old Settler. DrrEln.
Dorian Prince. Friere. IoaJ Koch apd j. II.
Reed also ran
Third race. GiI tuflonEs-Rosiris. ini tBe-,n-
s'nl, 10 ]. voni Chilla. liz tNoies~orthl. .
90 ]. second: Tcllurium. ioS tHepovelD. is 20
6 th,rd. Time. 1913 as. Tim Judge. ChInti-
ceer and Jonathan AIso Tan.
Fourth raca. five furlopSs-OrirEs Blossom. -
R!lD. TO !. won. sidney Peteu. lis (Forsythl.
10 l. second. Delaney. ii2 formesi. - 10 10.
th,rd. Time. 100 as. Platinum. Ms. Camp and
FinniEau also
Fifh race. seven furooEs-MsrJ Eniily, io-
tG!othl. 10 10. Won: Aeolin. iof MeNurtinl.
rs 10 6. second. Roberta ios a. Cottorl. 70
I. third. Time, l;T. L~hgh. Volsdy, Jr..
Dutch Courage. salpean and Msizio Girl also
ran.
Sixth race ore miic-Gaty psIlen. Ios CNe-
DowslD TO !. Won King Elk. 1ls tHiO, II
to 8. second Bsron.- lo7 lPauey), 20 :.
third Time. l:iI SIS BalclH. McAlso. Baby
Doll ard Zoroaster also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-23
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
MAIL CLERK CAUGHT
BY A DECOY LETTER
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
DENVER. May 22.-Loren s. Albright.
railway mall clerk whose run is be-
tween Cheyenne and Ogden. has been
arrested by Inspectors Fritch and Fraw-
ley and charged with the theft OF 50
from a decoy letter.
II Is said Albright confessed his guilt
and that while he was a model husban nd
at his Cheyenne home. he was quito
the reverse in Ogden. Whisky. accord
ing 10 the story. caused his downfall.
Following numerous money thefts from
letters Fritch and Frawley. with other
inspectors. we're detailed to run down
the thief The decoy passed every clerk.
but Albright fell for the bait.
Az the meeting with his wife. Albright
charged his downfall TO drink. The cou-
nle had saved $1,000 from his earnings.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-23
INSISTS ON
||IG N STORM
..veen Pirates and
Farce; Mud Is
Enss Deep.

]. v.y !a.-Today's sane
-. and Pittsburg deseh-
s',r. because OF Umpire
's.sIon 10 continue the
=. of a psltlng rain. the
4. s,.u pavilion weatherea here,
r,,tsbure had the bases IS
~ rls',,,he a, ,r me first half OF
,tsa S rushed out ,,aS on VA
'n.a - prevent a foTfeiteo
- 70 pt permitted the IN
.ssts in the grands'a no,
- 1910 rsne the game again
~ ,a sstsndants scattered
"a ,I,,s Va, base. but Umpire
~ ,ss game when stem
Y, cans .nsssond, but In doing SO, ;
= The mud beyond the
n thirty minutes. ss,h Ins ,ns
t,s back 10 the LII 1l,sh soIi- ,I
>. Winning ! 70 .; ;,,r Inc rSen sSs
prrns was safe on an an eT
Snsd the bases WIN rdana a
4. n. Curtis famed Copp topp-
bu, walked Carey. iorG orc
q, With ,he winning run
n 10 wheat. ..o.tod
.,s a Immediately protes.cn' p .aa
= saIi the game, i Is co., ,Sn,
vas raining so hard ,na1 = nd
.,,ss the open stands an, ana !
ssrs 90 wet and conditions
.rss impossible 10 consiInuie cInoi
y. 'e s.me becoming iarclsa,; lSaI
.shsrt was suspended t9das t,1as
-,s for protesting dec's'on'
-rszupe. BRooKLyS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-23
WHITE SOX BEAT
WORLDS CHAMPS

CHICAGO. May 22.--Russell proved too
much for the worlds champions today,
and Chicago Won the final game OF tho
series, . 10 1. Ping Bodie. who replace
Mattick was responsible for the locals
runs, FoUrnier having been safe on n
force out of Collins. and scored on Bo
dies single in one inning and then
scored In another inning on his own
double and Bodies single.
Russell pitched fine ball In pinches.
but in the ninth inning no weakened and
the visitors prevented shutout when
double nd single netted one run.
II rained intcrmIttently from the sec
ond inning,
BOSTON CHICAGO.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-23
HARD CIDER CISTERN
is FOUND IN KANSAS
Mystery That Has Baffled Au-
thorities Is Solved; Many Boys
Become DIunkards.
BONNER SPRINGS.

BONNER SPRINGS. Kan. May a.
The discovery OF cistern filled with
hard" cider on n farm near here today
solved mystery that has baffled the
law enforcement officers OF Wyandotte
county for more than a Year, Frequent
compla Ints have been ned With tie
attorney that many men and
boys In this vicinity were being ruined
by strong drink. but the utmost vigilance
on his part failed 10 locate the source OF
the liquor supply,
Tho cistern was found by ono OF the
assistants, disguised "a a
II arrnhand The farmer who owned the
cistern was enjolned from selling or
making cider and the cisteru and It's con-
fonts were destroyed
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OGDENITE
DEFEATS YANKEES

ST, LOUIS, May 32-St Louis broke
even on the four-gam series with New
York by shutting out the visitors, TO
0, today. Stones excellent work in the
box was backed up by clever fielding
Twice u seemed that New York must
score. With ono out in the fifth inning
a man on first, Stone hit two batsmen
filling the bases. Hartzell's easy ground
er forced McKechnie at the plate, and
Shotton captured Crees long ny TO CEN
ter by a circus catch. In the ninth. with
two out. Wolter doubled and two passes
filled the bases, but Sweeney popped TO
Pratt.
ST LoUIs-NEw YORK.
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OGDEN EXCURSION.

May "a. via O. 8. L. for performance
Handel s Oratorio, "Messiah," under
direction Squire Coop. Trains at 9:2o
a. M, 2:10, 4:05 and $40 p. no., and
special at $50 p. m, returning, leave
Ogden 11:15 p. IN. Round trip, $lO0
City Ticket Office, Hotel Utah
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Summary: Errorr-McAlester. McKechnie (2),
Clark. Two-bsss hits-Johnston, Shoiton. Clark,
Midkin Wolter. Throo-b base hit-Brlet. Hits
or klepfor. IN five and ono-third innings; of
Clark. in two nnd two thirds innings. Sacrifice
hits-Briet, Johnstonc Wallace. Daniels. Stolen
bhseS-paniels. Wallace. Cree. Double plays
Hartzell. McK~chuio and Chase: Wolter and
Sweeney: Pratt, Wallace and Brief Left
bRses-Ncw York. is, st. Louis. z, Bases balls
Off Klopfor 5: Off Clark l. off Stone z Hit
by pltchcr-Dy Stone (swoeney. Klopfor and VOL
tori Struck out-By stone 4: by Klepfer. 2
b. Clark. 9 Wild pItch-Stone. Time OF game
hours IL minutes. Umpres-Hildobrand and
Connolly.
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BANKER WALKER TO
BE BURIED IN MACON

MACON. Ga. May ee.--The body of
3 Sanders Walker. the Young banker.
whose week-iong fight against bichloride
OF mercury poisoning was ended by
death today. will be taken TO Monroe
Ga, tomorrow for burial.
Soon after Walker died kilograms Of
sympathy were received from al parts
Eestions for treatment also continued to
come in, These included one from the
United States consul at Amsterdam. con-
taining Dutch prescription for treat
ment OF blchloride OF mercury poison
Ing.