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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-10
Results on the Turf;
Weights, Riders
and Entries
Juarez Results.
e. In.nrna,ieual Ncxa snrrion

e. International Ncgs Service
F1rst race. throo furopgs-rokay ioa tTorol
a I" - won, Bon'S Brother. Iie (Kirnnhbannt +;
70 70 b. hHcond NoI. Il2 trcCsbo,. ( 10 l. third
dlme. :5i i-o Asa Uc5ndou. @a.niE Milton
ssioer. s. nT. Crnh. Yale. Fred T. Llmbuu and
r,S1s second ID inec ~" aud hall 'urlcprp-rfc.,y
DslG. Ip9 (Noylon). to WOE: Stevoz,a 100
,ts.,.''f: tMsDonald!: 20 second Lady Pendor liz
bc1fIyl, 10 10 j, third. Timo. t.Os Anglo D.
eeurllnstnn Bear. Eitly W. ArohnlLo. UnaIga
ny1ee. Mndello, Daylight Christmrs Daisy San
beItd'o Henotok and Eva Padviok also tan.
hiIa race nyo and half furlougs-FlorIn
u" 'NeFlonl oven, Won: Avis io3 fDrmcsl 8
70 second; Big Lumsy, rs tClsvo-) 20 J.
thra' lime, 1905 Rs. Kislan6. Duty Baltl-
mG.e. Wild HoTe and 1Izr~ood also ran
ourtn 'nco. five a5o bali furinngs-paracII
nLl. 10 lsenlryI. 20 !. won; Fcrrona loj
EFeSny'. % !. second. Chila, lis (Cartsrl D.
: To I. Third. TINE OF As Murf Isrsnud
Lazy Eillto. Regina hrvl. May Sutton Tildy Wolf
Eaitn and Htholda nlKo ran.
fNth faco. one mllo--Orcau Queen. 10 urothl
even. won; Helen Ha~kinr. inS fNcDnnaidJ 10
70 !. ocoond: Janus. 100 CNcylonl 10 /. ,bird
rim" l;fo t-S Clinton, TOM Chsprtsn peu
Cness, Ioc Woods. n6icnfc md wiso Mason slso
gan.
siSth race on, mlls-Rert Gctty. loS tRobiual
TO o, won, Lttlo %nrchmop, I03 tScyioul :
70 / nccond; Cord,o 2. p5 CMetcalO. 20 /.
thisa. limo. i:Ss 2.5 The Clndor Swish Cautcm
ana TrhospErsnt also rnn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-10
SEVENTY REPORT FOR
PENNSY TRACK TEAM

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 9.-SiXty-nine
varsity men and forty eight freshmen re-
sponded 10 the call for track end field
candidates at the University OF Pennslyy-
vanla today Members OF last year S
championshiV team were out, while among
those who reported were Dorizas, the
Greek athlete, who is expected TO show
up strongly In the shotput: Al JouCneay,
captain- elect OF the football team, who
will also compete in the weight events,
and Tied" Meredith, the Olympic cham
pion and holder OF the worlds record for
500 meters.
The outdoor track schedule, which was
announced today. is the same as last
wears. II includes the following meets:
April 26-Pennsylvania relay races at
Philadelphia.
Nav 16-Dual meet with Cornell at
ithaca.
MAY 29-Intercollegiate preliminaries.
MAY 30-Intercollegiate finals (place un-
decided)
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Juarez Entries.
BY International News Service.

BY International News Service
First race six furiongs-Hyki 80. Dussy Dave.
rs; John Hurie l07: Counaught, i0T WoynnoRo.
1io: sharpor Knight, lie: Inlnn. 1l6: Huesalo.
10. General Warren. 96: Kali 1mia, ICE, Senator
James. l67: V!5lble. Jessupburn. 10: McAlou.
Moonlight ils
Second race. live and half furlongs-Barbara
Lano s5 Little Jane. 10i; Rosemary. l02; Burc.
lo5: Star Bcrta. 97: Miss Edith. lo2: Lady Adc-
laldo l06. Herpes, 10
Third race. Govrn rurlonss-Luther, 1oc: Manas-
sch 100; Zim iO5. John Rcardon. liz; Meadow,
100; Sir Fretful. 1866 Pay Streak, los
Fourth race tvc and n half furonSs-Ary Time.
o.: Aunt Elsie. 100; Captain Burns. lo2; Bob
Henalcy. o.: Birdmnu, l02
Fllth race, six furlongs-Geueral Mnrchmont.
100. ROYAL Dolly l02 Suffrngist, lc6; Hurdy, 107:
Potter Grimm. 10l: Mack B. Eubnuks. 1o'; Coz
grove. lo7 Lulu s., 100.
sixth race one milo and etxtconth-Mime-
,is ag; MARY Emily aS; Anne McGee 1oi; DynR-
mo loG; sndlo shapiro. aS: FRAGILE. lol; Sleep
land. los: c 81, Konnon. los
MenIher clear; trnck fast.
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Give the Best You've Got and
Receive the Best We've Got
You Can't Win race by Running Your Slowest-
Better Speed Up!

eide which TO submit, Probably you
will keep on trying to decide that until
the last moment, and then, in n nervous
frenzy, begin cutting and slashing, and
submit n set unworthy Of your best ef-
forts
Do not part with ANY OF YOUR
ABILITY. Hold fast to every evidence
Of your ingenuity. And submit them
all Submit the fullest evidence of your
careful search through the catalogue
and you will deserve to land one OF the
grand awards. And you WILL land
one, for your ingenuity is as good as
your neighbor s.
Submit the best and YOU II get the
best Submit poor work and you III get
poor reward. That IS the way with
everything.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-10
NINE BIG LEAGUERS
FOR BALTIMORE FEDS.

CHICAGO. Jan, 9.-Nine "big league"
ball players will he In the lineup of the
Baltimore team when the Federal league
begins It's campaign next spring, ac
wording to Otto Knabe. manager OF the
baltimore club who arrived here today
10 discuss league matters with President
Gilmore
knabe said the main object of his trip
is hunt for players, and added that the
packers Of the Baltimore club Will spend
any amount OF money TO get ma aterial
Among the men he said he had signed
was "one OF the best third basemen in
The game. who hit better than 300 last
year This man. II was hinted. " Hans
JIoberr
Knabe admitted that he was after
NiCtor Safer. the CmhS' nrsE ha sen1nn
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QUESTION is ASKED
REGARDING CABARETS

County Attorney I. e. Wiley yesterday
received a letter from Mrs. Louise jerks.
ITO South State street, asking IL the
the grillroom OF the Hotel Utah and for
years feature OF the several cafes OF
the city arc not directly In violation of
the state law Of 1907 relative to this sub
ject Mrs Jenl6s wants to know why the
police or the county attorney have not
acted In the matter.
II believe in a reasonable interpreta-
tion OF that law" was the only COM
ment OF the county attorney, when asked
regarding the letter
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Varsity Lacks Form.

In tho flint hMt the Saints went amer thair
oidcr opponents Ike tige1 and took tho
upper hand. They knew tho floor perfectly and
went After the baskets IN such Violoun manner
that the colleSienB werc helpless and could do
nothing Ms the half progressed tho difference In
Tho two srore- increased and IL looked 40 though
tho high school boys 7nuld swhmp Ronr!on'E mon.
The score ~ tho end OF tho period was 25 20 II
in favor of tho younger
Early In ,h!a hulf Cdy. OF ScnDions rnoat
dependable men hit tho stomach aud was
forced out OF tho game ROY Mcintyre. who hss
becn doing such excellent work nj confer so FAR
this year won't In tho game IN tho .ir7t hslf. but
failed to show good form He was NJ eeh most az
tho tim" and was lacking in fight and spirit. In
the second half Briggs played center and played
tho gamo In great fashion. He Is rugged and de-
tcrmncd and his consigtenoy went far toward max
Ing tho varsity men scrap. In the Second period
Bcal slso came TO life and Gagged half dozen
fold hankcp.
In contrast to the exhibition OF "Wednesday night.
ths yar~ity failed to rho~ my grnat team
work, but depended 10 ln-ger oStent on the
I,,dl ldl,nl aklllLr Of LIE mlnNnra
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TO BRING MEREDITH
BACK TO SALT LAKE

To bring back j. III. Meredith, wanted
here on charge of embezzlemsnt Sheriff
Andrew Smith, Jr.. left for New York
yesterday carrying requisition papers
from Governor Spry on the governor OF
New York. Meredith is under arrest IN
New York and intends to resist extradI-
tion. according to advlces received by the
county attorney.
He Is charged with having eInbezzled
s20iS from the Pacific Land u Water
company while he was employed as q
boolSkeeper from April TO October OF last
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-10

Listen, Picture Gamers:
If you want to win the best this
game has to offer, you must submit the
best YOU have TO offer
You never bought fur coat with a
plugged scent piece.
You never got cream in exchange for
skinned milk.
And in the Picture Game you will
not get one OF the grand awards unless
you submit something worthy. You
must submit the best YOU We got. You
must submit the fullest result of your
shrewdness and ingenuity. IL you sub
init anything less than that you will
aSard ar you w, aqS dssstvs st ia mi
You probably have, If you are inge-
nious. large number of LIKELY an
swers on hand. You are trying to de-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-10
Tennessee Setter Wins.

GRAND JUNCTION. Tenn. Jan. q
Willie j.. an English setter. owned by
w. ]. Shaw OF Brownsville, Tenn. win
at Letohatchie Ala, last month. today
added the United srntes derby to his list
OF victories. The setter Count Patrick.
owned by w, D, Sherfick or North Shealss
Ind was second, and Whitestone 8
Beauty another setter. entered by Fred
Hamilton. Omaha, Neb., was third. To-
dny's races ended the meeting OF the
United States Field Trials club. 1t was
decided 10 hold the trials here again next
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-10
BOOSTER MEETING TO
BE HELD AT LAYTON

Under the direction OF the Commercial
club, q booster meeting will be held to-
day In Layton. Experts from the Utah
Agricultural college viii address gather
ings in the afternoon and evening. There
Will be stereopticon lecture on Utah
given at the evening meeting.
II. c. Carpenter. assistant secretary OF
the Utah Development league, will at
tend the meetings and urge the Layton
Commercial club to affiliate with the
league. II Is considered probable that
such action Will be taken by the club
Other officers of tho Development league
may also attend the celebra tion
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-10
VARSITY FIVE WINS
FAST PRACTICE GAME
L. D. S. Makes Older Men
Hustle; Bennion's Boys
Lack Team Work.

10 practice sars IN she peS>ret gymnasium
yostsrds7 afternoon. the Spec1y l. II. (. auio-
tctte vent eft-T tho unYrrsity or Un6 team and
'n Fast hours work held them 20 tho close score
OF AZ 20 rs. Ia vie~ ~ IN, good showing msda
la.i Wednesday, By The varsity men ssa.ott ;he
y Y. G. A. five. this e,me < sat surprise
20 s"union's The Saints showed great ypcsJ
FOR bunch % hish school lads ,nd should de-
Telop Into Of ;hr b,s, serondsr- teams IN the
state again this rcnr. Tho varsity team wns con.
sIdorhhy handicapped IN vertordsy's game and in
second meeting could probably ain with less
di.Ncnl,v
Neithc- Captain sEidmore. guard nor
Vidal P"'srson. shr othor regular guard. vcre
IN IN" game. and as couoenuouco 'hc defcr,c
OF tho varsity materially weakened. roter-
sons kns~. which severely injured n n"
game With tho Y VI. c. A. still botheriue
him too much permit ot any exercise and tho
probability ie that no will no, be permitted 10
get into any Of tho practice eamcS for tEo voeks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-10
TEN DEGREES OF
DIVORCE GRANTED

Judge c. w. Morse yesterday granted
eight interlocutory and two final decroes
of divorce, as follows Interlocutory de-
crees NettIe Crowtop from William r
Crowton; Violet Boiler Berry from Charles
w Berry; l.. A, Andrus from Hilda An
drus; Josephine Shoebridge from II. B,
Shoebridge. Rose Evana from Charles
Evana; Gertrude Reed from William
Reed, Hlda Ekstadt from Alfred Elk
stadt. and Isabella d. Quinn from w. j.
Quinn. Final decrees Blanche Gray from
Hugh Cray and Andrew Dahlquist from
Bertha Da hlOuist
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-10
Maranville VIII Stick.

n SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Jan. 9.-Walter
Maranville. shortstop of the Boston Ma
Iionals and one OF the most sensational
iof last seasons recruits in that league.
said tonight that he had received two
offers 10 join the Federal league clubs.
each at larger salary than he expected
10 receive from Boston this season
MaraDvile asserted. however. that he
would rot desert Boston.
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l.. d. S. Team Strong.

Tho Saints. the other hand, PLAYED tcau
work nil tho timo. and with Smith working In tino
Gtylo IN tho pivot position Millcr's mon made n
consistent scoring machine. The L. n. s. guards
particularly strong and stopped many I'm
minout SCORES Tho forwards. though small arc
fnst md shoot the baskets with great accuracy.
DeDnlou pleased to got the Eamo with tho
L. D. g and will trY 10 arrange Eevoral moro for
tho next couple OF woeks. He will play his COL
logo games tho Desorct floor and i6 eagcr TO
have his we'll acquainted With It's poculiarlies
before tho night OF his first game.
Tho lincup:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-10
GRAND JUNCTION COLD;
GALVESTON is HOT

Grand Junction, Colo. still retains the
cha rnpionship Of the cold cities OF the
United States. according to reports re-
ceived by the local weather office A,
IT, Thiessen, section director says that
It was degrees below zero there yes
terday morning at o'clock. The record
for heat yesterday was held by Calves
ton. Texas, with 5s degrees above. With
the exception OF this section. where there
was slight rain snow, the entire coun-
try was fair
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Nick Young Gravely III.
international News Service.

By INTERNATIONAL News Service.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9,-Nick Young,
former president OF the National Base
ball league. is seriously i'll here, Young
has been a prominent figure in baseball
advanced age little hope OF his complete
recovery Is held out by attending physi-
clans.
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SAYS HE WAS ROBBED
OF WATCH AND CASH

Harry Jacobs, an employee OF the
Phoenix CONSTRUCTION company, COM
planned to. the police yesterday that he
was attacked by thug and robbed Of
his watch and 50, early yesterday morn
ing. Jacobs said that he had just
emerged from ohii parlor on West
Temple street, when he was struck on
the back OF the head, the blow knocking
him to the pavement He was robbed
before he recovered full use of his focul-
added
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-10
Etvanok Gets Golf Tou1ney.

amateur golf cha mpionship OF 1914 was
awarded to the Ekwanok Country club
OF Manchester, VT. unanimously, at the
annual meeting OF the United States
Golf association, held here tonight,
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Rabbit Hunt Excursion.
Sunday, January IL.

Big rabbit drive at Whitaker g
under the auspices of the Moose lodge.
Everybody invited, Big time assured,
leaves D. & r, G.. depot at 7;30 a, M
and returning leaves Whittaker's ~
5 %. IN. Fare $500, advertisement. }
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CARPENTER Challenges Two.

Ry International News Service
LONDON, Jan. "a Paris dispatch 10
the Central News says that Georges Car
pentier has challegend both Sam Lang
ford and Joe Jeanncttc. Carpenter says
he is eager TO meet Langford and IS will
ing TO box UP TO the mlddleweight limit
nj 900 rounds,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-10

You needn t keep on feeling dis
tressed after eating, nor belching, nor
experiencing nausea between meals
Hood Is SarsspsrilIa cures dyspepsia-
II strengthens the stomach and other
digestive organs for the proper per.
formance Of their functions. Take
Hood s. ADVERTISEMENT
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JAKE DAUBERT GETS
! TENDER FROM FEDS
Continued from Preceding Page.)

10 see what other players left organized
baseball He expressed the belief that
the signing of the four players would re-
suit In swinging several others who have
been waver!ng for several days.
Reports we're persistent rhat NlN Safer.
first bascman with the Chicago Nation
ais, had signed a contract with the st.
Louis Federals. Tho rumors were not
confirmed and Knabe intinated tonight
that ne would visit Saier's homo in Lam
sing. Mich. and try 20 sign him for the
Baltimore club
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Invade Tener's Home.

CHARLEROI. Pa, Jan. Bert Hum
'phries. one of the leading pitchers with
The Chicago National league club last
season. announced today that he was
considering an offer from Mordecai
Brown, manager OF the ST. Louis Fed
eral league club. He said the offer was
n.iI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-10
LObert in Australia.

! PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 9.-John b.
lsobert, the third baseman of the Phila
delphia Nationals, who, a Chicago dis
patch hints. might have signed with the
Federal league, is in Austria lasla with
the wOrd-touring ba sobau teams
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Cubs md Naps to Plav.

CHICAGO jan. Tho Chicago Nationals md
cleveland Americans VIII play an exhibition game
on tho lattcr's grounds April 4? IL announced
Today Tho RaTnc Will wind up the Cuhg' train
.ns ttip. Hcuo Zimmerman tho Cubs third
basoman. reported today. III" contract has two
yeaTb 30
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Red Sox Training Plans.

BOSTON Jan. p~-ArrAngoments tcr tho sprlns
.rainIns trip Of the Boston American baseball
,com wero completed today Most OF the work
will he dous al Hot Spring. Ark who're train
ing will begin March 0. After threo vecks thcrs
Tho team will leave for homo on March 81. play
ing exhibition Fsncs IN route.
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"The Escape" this weeks thrilling
four-act drama by Paul Armstrong, will
be repeated at the Utah. theater tonight
for the last time and 1t Will be the final
opportunity for Salt Lake playgoers to
has made profound impression upon all
who have seen 1t is certain. 1t is doubt
full II the Utah players have been seen
cape The story has wonderful appeal
ing power and there Is not q moment
when the deepest interest in not mani
tested.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-10

The following thsRter notices are marked
Advertisement" IN order 10 comply with
utrict Interpretation OF the now federal nova
paper law. In no gense are they paid adVor-
tlsemsnn They Items furnished By the
prees agentn OF the various theatcn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-10

The current weeks bill closes with this
afternoons and tonights presentations.
From the headliner, Harry Fox and
Yancsi Dolly. presenting smart fooling,
songs and dances. down the length OF the
bill, every act is designed to create
merrjment. The new bill, which opens
for a weeks run at the Orpheum with
tomorrow's matinee, gives promise of be-
ing an event" Inasmuch as Mile.
Dazzle. supported by strong company.
appears in Sir James Matthew Barrle's
latest unique sketch, "Pantaloon.' which
is delishtsome incident relating TO the
famous Drury Lane pantomime of days
gone by.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-10

AT the Salt Lake theater this after
noon and tonight the Salt Lake Dra-
matte club. under the direction of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles w. Meakin. Will appear
in fIenry Hamilton's modern play in
three acts and a prologue. Harvest" i"
goers of Salt Lake TO support this organ
iZation, so that II may become perma-
nent one Special scenery, costumes and
effects have been provided and popular
prices VIII prevail.
The distinct feature in the produc-
ton OF adele" the big musical sue
cess, which comes to this city on Mon
day night. at the Salt Lake theater,. Is
the fact that the New Era Producing
company. Joseph j. Bickerton. managing
director, It's sponsors. have given to II
a line of costumes such as has not been
seen with touring company for many
years. Mr.. Pyper has given his patrons
his personal assurance that this attrac-
ton is one OF the very best which Will
be sent west by the New York producers
this season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-10

Inc Empress Is playing 10 capacity
houses this week as result OF another
high class list OF attractions. There are
many novel features 10 be found on the
present programme and there Is nothing
lacking TO. make ii highly acceptable; a
sensational act is the performance given
by Houghton. Morris and Houghton.
They are seen in q remarkable exhibition
OF motorcycle riding. the first of It's kind
ing at top speed they perform difficult
evolutions on the cycles with as much
regula ton bicycle It's thrilling act
from beginning TO end.
"a Night in Hawaii" presented by
Carl Alisllys Greatest Hawaiians. is one
OF the feature acts AT the Pantages the
ate. this week, This act has a native
setting, and the instrumentalsts, armed
with ukeleles and the many unique In
struments of the mid Pacific isles, sit
about in the tropical verdure and render
footed and pretty Hawaiian girl dances
the Hula-H Hula. Another feature or the
bin Is Alexander Kaminsky. the noted
vLolinist, who presents truly remark,
able vaudeville Offering, for seldom is II
that such an act succeeds.
"Bloodhounds OF the North" thrill
ing two-part Gold Seal drama Of the
the Rex for this afternoon and evening
only. The story deals with the break
ing up Of a colony of criminals by the
Northwest mounted police. and Introduces
love. jealousy and trnGedy. The scenes
have the proper atmosphere OF snow.
noun tains and timber. Three Children.
q touching little comedy drama OF child
hood and age, n Kerrisan drama, and q
frontier comedy are also on the bill.
"-rhe Stolen Heart" comedy dra ma
by the Selig company. at Mehesy's. de-
rives lot OF fun out OF party OF
young swells and pretty girls at a pie
turesque summer resort, The story was
written by VIII M. Hough. author OF
many stage successes. In tho Vitagraph
drama. "The Secret OF a Bulb" childs
mischievousness leads TO accusation
against an innocent girl The sprouting
OF the tulip reveals the truth, The Me-
hesy programme for today also includes
an Essanay drama. 1.-THE Little Substi-
tute'': O Pathe comedy, "S'neak Thief"
and special musical numbers by the Me-
hesy thcater concert orchestra OF nine
pieces.
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