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La Junta tribune., 1914-06-06
FREE PRIZE MONEY IN GOLD
One Hundred ard Fifty Dollars h
Gold 0tven Away Free-Read
the Bargain Feature Page

The Tribune today presents to its
readers and frienda the Refund Bar
gain Feature which will appear In
this paper every Saturday for . per-
iod OF ten weeks.
The Tribune has devised this plan
for the benefit Of the large number
Of shoppers who use this paper ~ .
medium to find exceptional purch-
Ing opportunities. and is giving them
q premium Of $3.50 in Gold to pat
ronize thirty-seven OF the most pro-
sressive stores in the city.
The plan OF the Refund Feature
Is simple. Il requires no extra effort
on the part Of any shopper TO call for
cash check. or purchasers receipt.
when making . purchase 1t any Of
the stores. or theatc:s advertising ON
the Bargain Page. BY saving these
checks and receipts. you will receive
credit for every cent shown on them
at this office. These slips or cash
checks may be turned In to this Of
flee by the individual holding them,
for either himself. or his friends, or
for any candidate whom they want
to put In the contest. or they can be
placed In locked ballot box provid-
ed for them at the store Of J. w.
Fisher. Mark the sale ticket with
the name Of the Organization TO
whose credit you desire the amount
to be placed and deposit Il I'm the
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The Tribune bargain Feature Of
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for cash checks. or saiss receipts at
any OF the stores or thsaters adver-
sis1ns ! % ~ naronls sSsee. tn
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any store advertising on the Bargain
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slips or cash checks ss the stores ad-
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Al the thesters advertising on the
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will be- honored at this office.
La Junta tribune., 1914-06-06
Cisy C's'ssscii

Our city council met In regular
semi-monthly session last Monday
evening. Mayor Lamb presiding and
all the aldermen being present. The
session was short and sweet aud not
much business was transacted. but q
synopsis OF the doings that did trans
pirc In thusly:
Under the head Of petitions. u. w.
StaIey. street commissioner. and y.
l.. Truebiood. assistant To the first
named. made application for an In
crease In salary Of s5 per month.
which was granted. In the future
their regular monthly stipend will be
$50.
Fred Walker made application for
n SO refund on q moving picture
show license. which was also grant
ed. A. proprietor Of the Idle Hour
for very brief period he punsled up
81. for u six months license. but
only used the license for the one
short month that the Idle Hour ex-
listed after he took hold Of II.
The reports Of the police msgis-
trate and city marshal for May re-
vcaied the Tact that there were thir.
teen cases Ia the police court during
that month. the cash fines and fines
worked out aegregatinG = total Of
si7s.so. or this amount $50 was
cash.
Ordinance No. sss. providing for
the removal Of weeds. brush aud rub.
bish from lots aud tracts OF land In
the city Of L. Junta. and II done By
the city assessing sns cost against
the property wss placed on Ia third
reading and final passage. and Will
b. In force and effect five days after
the publication thereof. The ordi-
nance In fell aepeara In anolhsr col.
umn Of thls Issue.
Sealed blds for the construction Of
: sidewalk. curb and gutter on shs
west side u oants " avsnus h The
800 block vess oDsnsd ed the CO..
trsct was awarded = oserss n. Mich.
ole.
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eail t. b61s IT tAe eess(fuellon es Z
1i(eA nees ~ ~ eseeevels = 1lvegl
~ 1del vsees that aew solnes 1ews
1eateo aveaoe.
Aflss slouwiae . feR tn1os ~ q,
/; eeeseu eetro1 - s1(1ngly vcG(
La Junta tribune., 1914-06-06
BoYs' CLrB DEPARr,akxr

Daring the summer months Tie
clnb viii b open from > % I : e'elock
= -. aad from 7 70 ; o'cloek ;. =.
~ AiddIen' ball tsams composed
q boys about twelve ysass Of aee. y
psaeticing every afternoon. II h
likely that = enns VIII - Dlaysd With
~ Fowler boys next wssk. II sat-
isfactoEy asfanssmsuts can b. made
for trsnsportation. ~ first game
viii be playsd at Fowler and NJ
turn game will b played here later.
This bright BIT comes from the
Phlladelphia Record:
How 70 pay back dues Il the
most difficult problem that small
members Of the Germantown Boys
Club have to meet: but when . boy
h willing to work and earn the mon
~ every opportunity b given him TO
do %. Il vas with this purpose In
view that . year old Joseph Tolchin-
sky presented himself on Saturday
morning. several weeks ago.
HE 10 tiny younsster. but very
willing and soon proved himself in
valuable - an errana Roy and gen.
eral helper. The particular work
assigned TO him was dusting the
railings Of the long stair case. and
week after week he faithfully and
painstakingly busted every one from
the first floor all the way up to the
gymnasium. The money thus earn
cd soon paid his dues. but he had
formed the habit and continued to
come ever. Saturday morning to do
his dusting.
"One day he reported At 7:5o. He
was out OF breath and eager 70 get in
TO begin his work. I heard some
boy was Goin' TO beat me TO the job.
he explained. and ! wasn't goin' to
let him. But one day life took on
q serious aspect. Joe had q tooth
ache and no dusting Of stair rails
could make him forget his suffer-
ing. Al last the superintendent sent
him 70 dentist. who filled the tooth
v!theus sAases. and woa the undyias
gIla1tn1e - ~ ~; Will his falah
41oho ol1bS DsvgtsDq&o1 )aseo1po q
- 0SUw svss sessaoG1 s1og-us
ddJssvss sll hs ests.' az . worker.
IL sslating this ssosy. 'Hs,s oss Of
~ best little fellows that eoass
around this elub. He's real F"
La Junta tribune., 1914-06-06
oss ,s-.'as .. ~ w.-p.sA

Two native sous Of Old MEXICO got
o. the wsrpath at Newdale along
a.out the midnight hour last Mon
day. and . hurry.up call vas sent %
Sheriff Yant and Undsrshssiff Stew
ard 70 appear upon the scene and
place . euistus upon = thrsatensd
riot ln one Of the bset camps 10 that
vicinity.
The two sdherents Of Huerta went
To swink early II the evening. and
after fillins ~ on bad boose weat
back TO the canp and proessded 70
tssrostse the whole nsishborhood.
They wers ~ IN ugly mood. NJ 70
ssart out upon . casving expeditlon
a. the slightest prUvocation. and
tearing they might become obsersp-
cross and murder sons one. . riot
call vas sent In 70 ths shsriff's Of
flee. The officers brought The two
Msxlcana 70 IL Justa ssA landed
then 10 the county huossgov. who're
~ vii probably hoard q The e.
psase Of the taxpsyers ies The ssxt
thirty days. % aslthss oas a. them
hal . csat. asd bseh we're 10 6ebs 70
shs bsst coatsaesor ~ vho0 thsy
vees s0Dloys1.
Thls hot call % account - drunk
- Msxicaas vhe nm ~ q ovtak
beoes. b ssssias 70 - . regular
shing. asd h coseing ~ couney
sbout olee fes saeh eass that eonss
-. See astoaeblle hlrs. court eoses.
and boasd q pslsessss. sous way
nuse ~ lnvsnts1 - Dut lhs sstooas
g owlsk oct u bueoness, o. ths NJ
q ~ cosasy vijl . broke - thsa.
La Junta tribune., 1914-06-06

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La Junta tribune., 1914-06-06
$3.50 s'vua.'''s 's's's'' '-s.'

Oas Of ~ nsse p,sasant nsstinss
svss hsld ~ Chseses ~. ?. Z. O..
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La Junta tribune., 1914-06-06
Victim ot r.sors...ss Aec..,r..

n. y. bernard. = well known car
penter Of this city. was the victim
Of n serious accident Thursday a.
iernoon while working at the Krans
BrcthcrS' planning mill. which caused
him 10 lose three fingers on the left
hand.
The accident happened about :
O'Clock. Mr.. Bernard was assisting
In oilins the machinery and acci-
dentally got his hand too near The
planer. which mangicd the hand 10
badly that Il was necessary 70 an.
putatc three fingers on The left
hand. leaving the forcfInser and
thumb.
He was taken 10 the city HOSPITAL
where the hand was dressed. and u.
ter he wss taken 20 his home.
La Junta tribune., 1914-06-06
i'sssh II Mn. Ada,s,a

Mrs. Psnsy Adams. wife Of Alfpol
Adams. died last "wednesday nesu-
ins q her home IN thss city altos =
iIlnsss os several months wilh tubee..
culosls. \. =
Mn Adant was besu - n1u1
-. 1859. and q ~ ~ e ~
deetA was IS yssfs, 9 noa)1v ~ ~
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La Junta tribune., 1914-06-06
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La Junta tribune., 1914-06-06
FnOM BONNIE sCorLAND
Eaginass Gsasge leackie. . Pnener
Old nale. wrieo lnssssstang TAls
u 1lh 1s1p 70 Geu&land

George Aackis. = veil known
Santa Fs engtAasr Of this city.
b nov visiting his old home In
Scotland for the first time IN
forty-stght ysau.. This d the
first Of seriss Of letters that he
promised 70 write while he was
away. and our readers viii find
II Of great interest.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-05
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM
READY FOR CAMPAIGN

The Salt Lake high school basketball
candidates will resume pra cticc this att
ernoon In the high school gymnasium.
The local team Is fast getting into con-
ditlon and Coach Henry Richardson hopes
to have The players In the best of condi-
tlon when they play their first league
game with the Grantsville high school
team Friday.
The high school will meet a team
composed of alumni OF the school tomor-
row afternoon In the school gymnasium.
This contest should be OF much benefit
TO the local team. the coach Will be
able TO see how his five will match
against a good team, The men who will
play for the alumni viii probably be
''Piggy'' Ward Roy Mcintyre. Curtis
Hawley and other former high school
stars
In tho past practice games with this
Commercial league teams and the "U''
the high school played strongly. The
team won from the Boyd Park team and
lost to the Hardware, Lucas and the
'U.''
It Is expected that Stanley Johnson,
the candidate for center on the west slne
Guintette, will arrive today from Rich-
field, The men who arc out for the team
are Whitehead, Captain Siddoway. Cal
win Rawlings. VIII Romney, Ray Donliih,
John Holden. Stanley Johnson and
Spencer The coach will pick fifteen
men who will constitute the squad fCr
the rest OF the basketball season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-05
TO HUNT RABBITS IN
MT. PLEASANT SECTION

Special TO The Tribune.
MOUNT PLEASANT, Jan. "A big
rabbit hunt for sportsmen between Salt
Lake City and Mant IS scheduled to
take place next Sunday. according to
word received by the Mount Pleasant Gun
club The scene OF opera tons viii be the
sagebrush fats through which the San
pete branch of the ID. e Il. c. runs In
Thistle valley, about twenty miles north
OF here.
II is understood that two special trains
will run TO the hunting grounds on the
day Of the hunt, one from Mantl and
one from Salt Lake City. for tSa accom-
modatlon OF all persons from the towns
in that territory who desire 10 take part
In the chase.
Representatives OF the Mount Pleasant
Gun club will be on the ground at the
hunt prepared to challenge any other
shooting organiza ton that may be repre
scented for a rabbit hunting contest to
take place IN this valley in the near flu
turc, the hunt 10 be for fun or for any
sum OF money that may be agreea BILE
The local club claims the championship
OF the state at rabbit hunting and has
ample money 10 back up such claim,
should any dispute arise as to its cor
rcCtncSS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-05
GRANITE COACH CALLS
OUT BASKETBALL MEN

With the resumption OF work at the
Granite high school today will come the
official call for basketball. Work has
been going on for the past month. but
this work has been merely practice on
the part OF some OF the boys, and no
coaching has been given the team. Coac
Willard Ashton has decided that In order
to have the team In condition for the
coming season active and hard work
must be begun at once. AS usual. Ash
ton has declared that no athlete will be
given a place on the team unless he
gives the best that Is In him from the
start
The only times that the team has been
together this season was when they
played the All Hellows five and the
Weber academy. The former were de-
feated by q score OF sc TO l6 and the
latter won their game by one poInt-25
TO 20. The Granite team played remark
ably well Notwithstanding the fact that
no practice was held. They were de-
feated by the Ogden boys on n floor
that was just one-half tho regulation
size in both dimensions. Although un-
accustomed to the floor. the GRANTEES put
up n pucly fight and were in the lead
until the last quarter OF q minute to play
Besides the floor being a great handicap
to them. two OF the stars, Thorum and
James Hamilton. were unable to play.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-05
Carpenter Is Rash.
CLUB SUPREMACY To
BE TESTED TONIGHT

The weekly boxing card OF the Manllat-
tan Athletic club. which win be held in
The Garrick thester tonight. promises to
be the greatest programme of four-round
bouts that has ever been seen IN this city
in one night and indications point 10 a
packed house.
The matches will be between members
NJ the Frampton Athletic club on one side
and boys from the Manhattan club on tho
other. The list includes some OF the best
boys who have been boxing at the recent
shows OF the Manhattan club and the
Youngsters from the Frampton club who
have been boxing in the amateur tourna-
ments In this city each year.
Both clubs have picked their best boys
for this evenings bouts, and as u is one
club against another the lads are all out
10 uphold the regulations OF their rc-
spective organizations.
This win be the first time that a card
of this kind has ever been held in the
city. and the Framptou boys and their
friends are going 10 turn out In force to
root for their favorites.
One side of the Garrick theater has
been set aside for the Frampton boys and
tneir friends; The framp,on boys viii
lave the right side OF the house. while
the other side win be for the Mania tia n
club fans aud the general public.
Manager Downing was in hopes OF hav-
ing Tom Painter referee for tonight s
bouts, az he does not relish the idea of
refereeinE matches between his own club
members and those OF another club. but
Pointer leaves for his home in Evanston,
Syo.. this evening and Will not be able
10 ofiiciate. However. Downing Is trying
10 get someone else who will hll the bill
but IN the event that he does not find
anyone. two Judges VIII be selected from
among the sporting writer's OF the daily
papers. and Downing will act in the ring.
IN this way the only time he would be
called upon TO give a decision would be
when the Judges disagreed, which seldom
liza ppens.
The headilner OF the show win undoubt-
cdly be the match between Ned Young
The sensational welterwcight of the Man
haitian club. and G. Karen OF the Tramp
ton club holder OF the welter weight anna =
teur cha npionsh!p OF the Rocky mountain
district
The other matches on the bill are: II.
Hottnger. FTampton club and Fred
Felsch, Manhattan Athletic club These
MEN are middleweights.
Cyclone" Bert OF the Frampton Ath-
letic club against Lonny Tucker OF the
Manhattan. These boys are I25 FOUNDERS.
kid" Emmett OF the Frarnptons and
Young Gutke OF the Manhattan: feather
weights.
The curtain raiser will be betveen a
| pair OF light bantamweishts, 'Iefty''
Bullet OF the Framptons and kid" OdcIl
OF the Manhattan.
The bouts will start at $50 sharp as
usual and will bc run on in rapid order
| The doors of the Garrick will open al
o'clock instead Of s:15. as the advance
sale indicates a packed house and Man.
ager Downing wants 10 be open In time
/ 10 handle the crowd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-05
RESULTS AND ENTRIES
Juarez Results.
nal News Service.

By International News Service
First race. three furlongs-R. a. Jones.
Ill (Taplin). 4 TO 5, won Busy Edith,
10 (AfcCabe). TO 5, second; Meeika. 10
G, Howard). 10 to !, third. Time. "a 2-J,
DR.. Gattlin. Yale. Favorite. Article and
Waholoty also ran.
Second race. five furlongs-Herpes. III
Fccney), even. won; Gimli. 1l0 Gross:
TO !, second. Birka l02 CEan Dusen),
10 to /, third Time, 80 Ed c., Rubi-
con II. Brghtstone and Buck Thomas
also ran.
Third race. six furlongs-Iron Mask.
115 Lcftus), to 3, won; Panzaretn, 1l0
GKirschbaum). 3 TO .. second. Time,
1:09 3-5. Only two starters.
Fourth race, one mile-Brootiield. 10i
Of Moorel. b to I, won; Colonel March,
mont, 102 (J. Howard). TO 2, second ;
Truly, lO7 (Groth), TO l. third. Time,
1897 20. Edith W.. Iim, Vested Rights
and Mamie MCDee also ran.
Fifth race six furlongs-New Haven,
100 (Groth). . to 5, won: Florin. l0l
(Feeney). to I, second: General March
mont. 10+ (MetcalC, to 3. third. Time,
III 4-5. Dominica and May l.. also ran.
Sixth race, mile and an eighth-Cordie
f.. 100 CMetcalO, TO I. won; Tahoe. LOG
(Cavanaugh), even, second; Free VIII. 90
(Crawford). is to l, third. Time. ;53 %
Mclts. Little Marchmont and Sugar Lump
also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-05
Juarez Entries.

BY international News Service.
First race. three furlongs-Lady Ca :
PRECIOUS, Josefna. Zarate. Virginia Field.
Lady Sharp Blue Racer. Glendell. Lady
Bcnzol, Commaurctta, Daisy Stevens, Ell
fe May. Cugrail, l10: Silver Blossom, 115.
Second race, one nlle-"Amity, Sc;
moonlight, 1903; Down Land. los: Helen
Hawkins, 105; Shorty Northcutt, los:
Princess Industry. 10. The Monk. ll2.
MAUD Mckee. 90; MmesIs, 1O6. 'Anne
MCGEE. los; Fire, 10Y; Joe Woods. los:
Wise Mason, 112; Judge Walton. 1l5.
Third race. five and a half furlongs-
Aunt Elsie, 100: Mabel Clarhson. 100; Ida
Cook. 100: KIltie. 102: Mystic Boy. l05,
Hester. l06: Dick Dodle, los; Meshach,
l15; Kislaud. 1o0 Ask Her. 100: Roscas.
1o2: DR.. Bailey. l05: Redondo. lo5; Prin-
cess Janice, l06: SUpcrl, 10.
Fourth race. six furlonGs-Closer. 102;
Uscelt los: Mimorioso. III. irish Gentle
man. 100: Florence Roberts, I12.
Fifth race five and a half furlonGs-
sold Gotch. So: Sam Grigsby 10i. Nifty.
1ol: Cloak, 1o3; Marsand. 1O3; 'Orba
Smile, 1903: Pontefract, los: Pid Hart,
1os. Dusky Dave, 81: sharper knight,
10l: Colauitt. 10l; Neno Won. 103; Hazel
c., 103; Miss sly, l03; High Street. 105.
Sixth race. one mlle-'Christophine, 81;
swish, 80: The Reindeer. 105: Transpa r
cnt. loo. Sonada. III: 'Cantem. %: Su-
prostitution, lo4; Barsac, 1o5; Bert Getty.
lO;
'Fve pounds apprentice allowance
claimed.
Track fast; weather clear
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-05
IRON MASK SETS NEW
SIX-FURLONG MARK
Smashes Records for All Distances
Up to Specified Length Of
Race.

Ell PASO, Tex, Jan. "A new worlds
record for six furongs OF 90 80 was
made by Iron Mask OF the Jefferson Liv-
ingston stables at the Juarez race track
today when he beat Panzareta in n
match race. The horse held the former
worlds record OF 1:10 As for the same
distance. Iron Mask was trained by Nose
Goldblatt.
Iron Mask ran the first three f,rlongs
In :33. half A second better than the
worlds record for this distance: ne
stepped the half-mlle In AS, / 1-5 seconds
under the worlds. record, and went the
FIVE furlongs In :5S 2-5, 1 8-5 seconds fas :
er than tho worlds record.
Jockey John LOTUS rode Iron Mask.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-05
BY T. s. ANDREWS.

- ILWAUKEE. Wis, Ian. A.
m I'll Johnny Griffths. the Akron
M (Ohio) lightweight. in his fight
lv1 with Ray Temple. the local light
weight. here last week. demon
strated that he has n great left hand,
as fast. II not faster. than Charley White
Of Chicago, although he does not hit
quito so straight out with II as White
does. He is a splendid boxer and feints
his man we'll before letting go with his
left. lie also has fine straight right
blow 10 the body when he wants to use
il. and good short. right uppcrcut. He
is one Of tho nervous kind OF boxers. the
same as KID" Mccoy and jim Corbett
when they were at their best and no
does not back away from mixing when
he gets in close He lacks the full
weight for lightweight but as he is
only 60 years or age ne VIII take on a
couple OF pounds within the next year
and gain strength with II.
Before entering the ring with Temple
no scaled n trifle under 131 pounds. which
Is about the same poundage as White
and Ad WolgaSt. II IS no wonder that
some OF the followers in Ohio have been
singing Johrny's praises, for he Is GER
tainly n classy boy and one who should
do bettcr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-05
UNIVERSITY ATHLETES
BEGIN WORK TODAY
Basketball, Track and Base
ball Men VIII Start Train
ing in Earnest.

Losing the football championship in
both the Rocky Mountain conference and
the state last season more than offset
the qualification attendant upon the
winning OF the titles in the other three
major branches OF sport. in my mind,
said Coach Fred Bennion Of the Uni
gersity OF Utah yesterday, and he added
his determination 10 make a clean sweep
OF everything In 1914. except basketball
and even in that department Of the
game his bunch OF youngsters should do
credit to the university.
Today is the first day OF new year
as far as college athletics Is concerned
and Rcnnion viii jump In right up TO
ears In work with his athletes. Not only
Will he insist upon n whlrlwind start In
basketball. but also he Will issue his
call today for track candidates and those
who fall TO respond Will be hauled onto
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-05
WANT FULL TEAMS IN
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE

Physical Director George A Marshall of
tnc 4 NJ =. a. VINO is IN charge OF the
commercial basketball league. has mailed
instructions TO all captains that they must
present full teams al every league game
Marshall has done much for the league
and was greatly displeased at the mem
eors of some OF the teams not appearing
for their games.
Marshall announces that the regular
league Sa mes viii be played tomorrow
night in the y. VI. G. A. grmnasIl,1 Tho
Llicas five Will meet the Telephone uuin-
te,te: the Boyd Park fve will play the
Hardware team. and the Halliday team
Will battle with the Honagers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-05
Charleston Entries.
By International News Service.

BY InternaUonaI NeWs SeTVIce.
First race, five and half furlongs-
Miss Roseburg. SS; Caller Out, "a: Belle
Peacock. 81; Flood. 90; Squealer. 1o1.
Second race. five and a half furlongs-
Ada. Dicks Pot. 100: High Class. Al
Jones. lo2; supreme PG. lO5; Helen NJ: oe;
Third race, one mile-Port Arlington,
lld; Old Hank. Uncle Jack. 100; Sam
Bernard. ia; Hans Creek. FTel, 104: Ea-
ton, I07; Turkey in the Straw. liz.
Fourth race. one mile-Mycenae. l05:
Merry Lad, l0S: Armor, s2 Frank Hud-
son. 1os Early Light. 95 Earl OF Savoy,
102. Servicencc. 104.
Fifth race, one mile-.Jim Caffery. Cor
copsis, ia; Tom Holland. 113: Patty Re-
gan. as: Wills. l12; Tom Boy, 81: Frog,
100. Gagnant l0I.
Sixth race, ono mile-BUzz Around ri (:
Lord Wells. Michael Angelo, III: Guilty
Hunk. HarcOurt. ia: Big Dipper, Ioc !:
Steal Away, Quecd, 100.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-05
BEACHEY ESTABLISHES
NEW AIR-LOOP RECORD

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan 4.-Trrning
seven somersaults In n bipiane in one
flight today. Lincoln Dcachcy OF San
Francisco established n new aviation REQ
ord. One OF the loops was executed dl-
rectly above crowd OF more than 90
coo. In another loop Bea chey did what
IS known as the "corkscrew'' twist while
his aeroplane was IN perpendicular po-
sition.
A feature OF the exhibition was a SOM
crsault performed around a hydro a GRO
plane Since he turned his first somer-
ult in the air five weeks ago. Beachey
has done the trick forty-three times,