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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-11
MADE OVER AGAIN

Mrs. Jennie Miner, Davidson, Ind,
writes: 81 can truthfully say Foley
Cathartic Tablets are the best l
ever used. They are so mild in ac-
ton. / feel like had been made ov-
er again" They keep the stomach
sweet, liver active and bowels regu-
lar. They Danish constipation, indi-
gestion, billiousness, sick headache.
Sold everywhere. ADV.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-11
BEGINNING Of Nail Industry.

So far as history records, the first
patent taken Out for the production Of
nails by machinery was granted to Sir
Davis Bulmer. This was in 1917, when
Bulmer introduced to the world ma
chine for cutting nails. Great loss OF
time in building is easily to be i'm
agined when handmade nails were
used and Bulmer's efforts we're sub.
stantially appreciated by the British
government.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-11
The Utah State
Declaration on
Tax Reduction

Upon request we are publishing
the following as a missive from tax
payer of Tooele which was mailed to
the chairman of tAe taxpayers CON
vention here on Wednesday. The
communication was sent unsigned
and while written rather crude in
places, carries a sentiment for which
Cache County tax payers are con.
tending for:
Now that a prophet has shown why
Our Utah taxes are so high;
For to own a pig or COW
Surely seems ruin now.
And all our homes, both large and
small,
Will soon not pay the tax at all.
The politicians all agree,
To share the leaves but keep the
tree;
But maybe in three years or four,
They'll take them both and squeeze
out more.
There is law now they say,
II not paid by a certain day
There's three per cent more tax to
pay.
Ard surely that tax seems to be
A tax upon our property.
And any man in any station,
Knows that is sure Class legislation.
All such laws without a doubt,
BY ruling judges are thrown out.
The Phsraons in the days of yore,
Taxes everything and squeezed out
more.
For we all know what writer's say,
They had to give themselves away,
And the same sad story said;
They had to sell themselves for
bread.
Now some say that those days are
past,
But we think they are coming fast.
To pay our taxes soon will take
All the money some can make;
II Il takes all we have made,
What is left to buv us bread?
There's a v'"~ 10 stop this steal,
W nus: make our hearts as steel,
All tax payers to arise
And in a body organize.
All together, strong and hearty,
Organize state Taxpayers party.
Then in the state convention fights.
See that our party gets its rights.
And none elected to grind axes,
But those sworn to reduce our taxes.
Doubly sworn to economist. 4
In every state and county enterprise.
Until we do this, just look out,
For we taxpayers will be knocked
out.
As up and up taxes will crawl,
Until the state will own us all.
For so the end looks fair to be,
Another Egyptian slavery.
Then, organize and without doubt,
We can knock the axe grinders out;
And ever after nave the care,
To see that they our servants are.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-11
About the Size Of u.

About the Size Of u.
Hyker-Every president should be
given a second term.
Pyker--What's gnawing you now? (
Hyker-Fewer Of his office-seeking
friends would be disappointed during
his second term.
Pyker-How do you figure that
out?
Hyker-He would have fewer to dis
appoint.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-11

Her loss.
Il never have any luck. Everything
goes against me-"
What's the matter now"
"The doctor says my husband must
give up smoking"
We'll, you ought to be glad II he
follows the doctors ORDERS
Glad? Just as | was within 500
coupons Of having enough to get new
set of cut glass tumblers.'
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-11
Would Never rp,

why do you censor tho Taude7iilo
bill every Monday morning before tho
show starts for the week." Have
TO do II. Some of these INSCRIPTIONS
performers occasionally try TO ring IN
some new jokes"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-11
UnconNlnced.

Now, to illustrate the roundness Of
the earth, said Columbus, Il will show
you an egg" That doesn't convince
me, replied the court astronomer. III
you had waited till the egg became an
omelet 1t wCuic prove that the earth is
fiat"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-11
Describing Wife.

Describing Wife.
He was wandering aimlessly around
in department store when the floor.
walker approached him.
Looking for something's" he asked.
Yes, my wife, replied the man.
Describe her."
. well, she's sort of limousine
with heavy tread and usually runs on
low."-Ohio Motorist.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-11
Ambitious Youths,

Recruiter-"What's your ageF
Buffer deter mined to do the patri
otto thing and get to the 'front.'
twenty-five Recruiter-'1 sale
your age-not your chest measure
ment."-London Sketch.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-11
Both Sides.

Mollie-Didn't she try to get on
the right side of you?
Chollie-Perhaps she tried, but |
remember that while dancing she
sometimes would get on my left foot.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-11
Been Through Them.

Mr.. Bacon-Did you know, dear,
have only two suits Of clothes to my
name?
Mrs. Bacon-Yes, John: have no.
ticed that you have very little change
in your clothing.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-11
A loulcal Act.

"Speedit certainly does tell yarns
about the long.distance trips he takes
in his auto
We'll, there ought to be plenty OF
yarn in long spin"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-11
A True Friend.

!. You say" said the lawyer who was
doing a cross-examining stunt, that
he is man you can depend upon?"
. Il do replied the witness. "He is
the kind of chap that would lie like
a lawyer to get friend out of q
tight place"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-11
drop" Defined.

In the British pharmacopeia
drop" is defined as coming from
tube of which the external diameter
is exactly three millimeters, 20 such
drops of wafer at Is degrees Cent?
grade being equivalent to one milliliter
or cubic centimeter.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-11
Retort CourteoIIs

She-l never helped you to make a
fool of yourself.
He-You didn't? Didn't you marry
me?
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-11
Its Capacity,

"shellfsh have not the slightest
spark of intelligence"
Il don't know about that. I've -
q clambake dinner"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-11
Surely.

BILL see London has some lamp
posts still doing duty which were
planted in the time of George III.
Jill-They must be certainly some
lamp-posts.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-11

Prof. ~ Alvin Peterson will be
the speaker at the Second ward SER
vices tomorrow evening at o'clock.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-11
A Big Job.

IL you would the world reform,
You can estimate the labor
II you'll begin in small way
And try to reform your neighbor.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-11

Make every dollar count We complete line Of Fancy
China and oueensware Tnware fine line Of
Toys Tree Trimmings from Prices right and goods
right. STRICTLY CASH
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-11

well, did your pup do any better at
the dog show this year than he did
last?"
"Oh yes. He bit three more spec
tators during the show than he did
last season."
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-11
The Resemblance.

Why is that hen like your yacht?"
Il can't see why"
Doesn't the hen lay, too?"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-11
Hardly.

You cannot expect a man 10 tell
which way the wind is simply because
he Is a little vain
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-11
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-11
FOR RENT

TWO FURNISHED ROOMS for
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-11

GOOD DELIVERY HORSE. also
good mare. Inquire 444 North Sec.
ond West. II
The sun., 1915-06-09
GOTHAM SEEKS CRICKET CUP.
Picked Team of New Workers. 60
Play for Halifax Trophy.

For the frst time In the history Of
cricket IN America New York eleven
Will compete In the Halifax CUP COM
petition, which Ia the premier cricketnG
event IN this country ani heretofore has
been limited 10 competition between
clubs ~ Philadelphia Next Saturday
at the grounds Of the staten Island
cricket club, Livingston. Staten Island.
me first OF tn" four matches n he
played IN Sew York will start AT 1870
O'Clock. The game viii he between the
Halifax cup NJ. of tho Philadelphia
Cricket club. winner ~ last years com
petition. and a strong eleven selected
from the various cricket organizations
of New York, which will play through
ou, the series as the New York Hall
fax cup NJ,
TIVE teams from Philadelphia include
such well known International crlckctcrs
"a i n. King. i. y I.e Roy, T. " Clark.
=. g. Jordan. G, g. Morris, G. II Win
ter The New York XI will play its
second match IN the competition on
June 10 NJ tn" grounds ot the New
York Victorian Cr'cketers Association at
Manor road. West New Brighton,
Staten Island against tho strong eleven
Of .hc Germantown Cricket club All
the Haitian cup matches are free 10
the public and are expected to arouse
considerable interest
The sun., 1915-06-09

HARRY LEGG MEDAL WINNER.
Total of I5A for 30 Holes Best In
Transm issIssippi Golf.

MEMPHIS, June s.--Iiarry @. I.egg Of
Minneapolis won the thirty-slx hole
qualifying round medal in the trans
mississippi golf tournament with 1bt for
thirty-six holes. The first eighteen
holes were played yesterday. when Legs
made a 76 lie went the route to-day
In IS.
Martin ]. Condor OF Memphis was
second with 1855. hut relinauished his
place In the championship flight on ac-
count OF sprained ankle received In
'o-day's play. J. A. Evans. Jr.. OF Mem
phis. was third with a score OF 1853.
Thirty-two golfers representing twelve
cities qualified In the first night for the
championship. Two match rounds OF
eighteen holes each will be played In
the championship flight tomorrow. The
qualhers and their scores:
Harry G. Legg. Minneapolis. ib.; J. A.
Evans. Jr., Memphis. 1853. a. u. swift. 81.
Joseph, Isl; r. q Harrison. Des Moines.
Edmunds, 81. Louis, ls3. ID. <. Weaver.
Memphis. 1853. Lawson watts Helena, Ark
is3 H. %. Bush. New Orleans is,; J ".
Oklahoma CITY. 1855; A. H. Mallory,
Memphis l6e; VIII Richardson. Memphis.
is6; J, =. Burlington. Memphis I67 G. ".
irooshs; Memphis l67; Leroy Cooper.
j N scruggs. Memphis. iss: p. T.. carr
Des Moines. lts; W. ID Mallory, Memphis.
Carpenter. Minneapolis, III John u Cady.
Rock Island. III; Alston Boyd. Memphis,
i72 F. ID; Gardner, Memphis, i5s; u. A.
Jenkins, Kansas city liz george Fried
Rhea. Memphis, i7s W. =. brooks. Mime.
apoiis. i7S, s n. Brooks, oklahoma city.
l76; O. q Waring. Memphis. i76, Paul
Talbot, Springfield, Mo. i7ei !. a. ward,
Helena, Ark, i71.
The sun., 1915-06-09
JERSEY ENTRANTS ARE PAIRED
starting Time Also Allotted ny
Secretary Schroeder.

Tho list OF pairings and starting times
for the qualifying round OF the New
Jersey State golf championship at the
Essex County Country Club tomorrow
morning were announced yesterday by
Nathan S. Schroeder, secretary OF the
New Jersey state Golf Association. As
before stated. play Will begin at 80.
The pairs will he sent away thereafter
at five minute intervals, and the field
is so large that the last pair will not
start until 12 40. The palrings follow
7:3o-sheidon Franklin and Franklin O.
Manley. Charles +. Moore and william
" Lyons, newell j. ward and Russell
holm. IL u. t.udlam and Charles L. Fiack
O. La Rue Masters and william c. Horn
S:oo--Joseph r. Taylor and Richard n
Tillinshast. sidney NJ. colgate and Paul
q. Downing. A. q. Hoffman and Gsorge X.
charles K. Mcmillan and Or. J. X Adams
Paul Heller and II u. salmon, Ciirord
T. T. 1Gut Gubal,nnn nI nsI Ellis van haams SR oSGS
O'connor and II H. BDttome, s. IL Harris
and D. W Cranberry, : r. Harvard and
Cclarsnse Martin c. w schwinn and Philip
.9.oc~J l. simmons and a. r. Allan, Joseph
noes and Henry Mcsweeney. Thomas y
EndicG&u & s1d sGhpylsr yan yeehten Or:
ID. webb and James A. Tyng II. NJ. Coke
and c. +. watson, Max r. Marston and
Maurice Risley, Robert I Barr and J. J.
Radel, u. II McAlpin "a and " v. Segger-
man. Paul Moore and r. A Soldwedel.
:O0-Oswsld Kirkhv and c. L. Van
Week, Jr., Max II. Behr and 7. W Dyer.
Dr. A 6. Morrow and r W. Baldwin,
Charles T. Lansing and oscar Woodward.
H. q. Christi and + W. scarborough. a.
H.. plerson. Jr. and walter G. .Shoup.
10 :30--A. C. Puidington ana r. =. All.
sopp. II l. Servoss and Henry Allsopp.
y. II. Schley and II. u. Richardson, a.
G. Pratt and John 6. Rates H. H. wilcox
and r. r Decker. =. II B FrelinEhuy.en
and Gsorge = LUDLOW
ll-F. A. wright and Or. r. A. Steele.
Edward shippen and Austin Fenchtwarger.
John r Gillespie and A = g Mil'igan.
q owen Winston and Avmar Embury "a.
William Watson and Frederick H. Thomas.
W. T.. r Moore and Winthrop Saver
p,ii:SoI,F Y l. pui,,Gsrion and vS,- W. l.,
Green. Roger Jones and u. F Gaines, c. J.
y, chnndier ana y 9. schfoeder F. W.
l2-P. l.. Gallagher ana X. l.. Chamber.
iaine. v A. Seggerman and n n. ora
ham. J. Adams and rhilin De Rnnde.
J W. sand. and J. Y. Talmage. Arthur
Nauch and Ward C. Belcher. +. Mitch.
el and Stanley Evans. 4. r Hopper and
W. :. Bouvier. A.. n. Swezev and = V.
Rouvier sd, r +. Holden, Jr and Fredsri'
e. Reynolds.
The sun., 1915-06-09
LATONIA RACING RESULTS.

First Rsc.-Th.c.e.ye.Tr,oldsan and upward;
stirling straight $50 place 81 60; show
place place T,i0. show sa7o second; casey
ZONES. ll2 tGentryl, show $3.50, third.
splller, sureget. Chiffon Kins and Char
sceo,,t Rscs,Ms,a.n S ,,,n ,.o;y.a5,o
ton: ios lN.ylon', straI5ht 'Sss place
,Ganz>, place s2?9, show t;s' second ;
Time, 10? IS. polroma. J, C.. Wclch;
Meditation, Jane Straight Little cove and
TRRIirdH TRRITH Raacc"ThTes. "a s.year.old. and upward (;
purse 5000 ono mite and seventy yards -
Roysl H.. los Cana. straight tS 70, place
,Mot,), place 40, show s3So. second :
Water Witch, sss tGarInerG ,how how t3tto,
Fourth Race--The Inaugural Handicap
$4,000 added; three.year,olds and upward
2os 'o %s ana sra,sht ,a place So snnw
s. won; Black Toney. i2o tGanzi, place
.hHw Sow 30; ,eIGna siar ,h,rs 'a'm,ns,
i;ti25 David craig, Rsncher Greville,
Rayherry candle, John Gund and Robert
Bradley also ran. 49,
Tsggarn. .'r%!ssh, ~, place $40 shfoM
& ,sS aS .GoW ,s7c co" serdSa G pa%a EEsss E;ss
Kate. ne ,Ganzl. show 81 20, 'hird Time
loo 2.6 Frisky and Molnen star also ran
sixth Rsce--Three- year olds and up
Hawrhorn. III 'Ganzp, o. 70. s. and 81 40
won. Ranquet. llO tr Nj raggtrr, s. -
and So 20 second; DR.. Larrick, l07 iGoosab
III, third. Time. l:l2 %5, Othello. Mar
CASSIDY Father RILEY, Snsius, BnnanZd
and La Patrie also ran.
seventh Race-Three. year ODDS ana up
furlong Reulah s. loi lStirlingI, sos
81 so and $500, won; Expectation. i0'
iMott, $40 and f3lo, second; Rryn
Iimah. liO IGarner, $40. third Time
i,S, - Malsbar. Morkery and o'd Ber
also ran.
The sun., 1915-06-09
LOYIBOND THWARTS
BULL IN EVERY WAY.
Breaks Up His Driving Game
and Turns Him Back as lie
Tries FOrecourt Play.
TAKES STUBBORN BATTLE

MoNTcLAiR. June s--The frst real
upset In the New Jersey State cham
pionship mems singles was delivered at
the courts OF the Montclar Athletic
Club here to-day when Arthur NJ. Lov'-
bond. the Seventh Regiment player. de-
cent Athletic Club In straight sets. at
ca, l0-s. The match was In the
fourth round and the victory puts the
militiaman In the round before the semi
finals. The contest was the most stub
bornly contested affair seen on the courts
in many day. The men were well
matched and both were fighting hard
for victory.
Iovibond had everything. when Bull
tried driving game Lovibond drove
with him. and when the Crescent man
tried playing from the forecourt the
soldier decided that was the place for
his game too. AS the score shows. at
everything Bull tried Lovibond was just
little better. and that Is saying a good
deal too, for Bulls tennis was OF high
calbre. The last set went to deuce four
times and was in doubt right up 10 the
time the last point was scored
There was considerable disappoint-
ment over the fact that Theodore X. Fell
and Dr. William Rosenbaum defaulted.
Both OF the men entered and found that
they could not make connections to play
through the week. The other stronS
players were all on hand. however, and
came through without hitch. The
summaries:
slngl,s-~First round-Klng Smith defeated
II second &c nd Roand-pean Fsrnswor,h won
min min NJ. rnf.ips defeated John Relnoia.
6-2. -. Dr. A. W. waite won from
6. H. ,Rriess by detapl.; II Nor'9S Won " ON
l.. Johnston. Jr, defeated King smith,
-, .s-3, Gustaye +. Touchard won, from
W yeI P'isna soH from sg affaq EapS 'G aarE. S &
default. Arthur NJ Loyibond defeated
Z u. Pendergest. sTi. swwlii GsoLse b.oN. N.
T6i5d EsSHt-pean Fsrn,wCr,h ,,,,, won
iGS" iGn defca,GG /, q Tyn w y spence Spence
s%c. 50; Renjsmin II Phillips defesisd
\. Major. defca,se Frank ,KIdde. s.
s--i &. Marcus defeated G. warner g;
,aaey h'i2'd T MsncSe. al TSFo'km2Fon ss s'f'a,fa s
Waiter Merrill Hall defeated II. Norton.
s-?. 81 Arthur NJ i'ovihond won from
NJ Rull defeated Hugh Fleming, 50. 50.
wylic e. Grant defeated " W. Robinson,
' aoa,r s3 l. csorss Ssfr"tsd SsI c sisSsS. asSsS
defeated Donaldson Moorehead. s--3. 6-i
otto Hinck defeated Paul Brinsmade. IS.
Fourth Rcunat,-Ar,ihut NJ. Lov,eeccpd, de-
feated Charles VI. Bull. Jr.. So. lo--s
The sun., 1915-06-09
TAKE SINGLES: DROP DOUBLES
Ncvtown High Tennis Team Earns
Right to play Erasmus.

Newtowr Hirh School won to tennis
championship Of Queens Yesterday, de-
Gcatlrg Flushing ~ tho Flushing Cour-
try club in the final match by score
90 2 90 > The Newtown representative
won al three singles matches. but los
IN the doubles Newtowu will noNt play
Erasmus Hall, winner Of tre BrooklvT
championship. In the first of the ten
borough games for the city tl,le The
summaries:
S!ng'es-Pli,'. Srwtowr defeated Eelly.
F.ushirg. 60, s.: liar'oi Nawtown.
defeated Weaver. FLUSHING. f3. '-l
Urmor Newtovn. def.nted McLnurN'ln
Flushing. e--i "a. 5
Doubles -- Trowh-iige and burrows.
Fiushing, defeated Thoms ana orton. ,ioN-
town. 6. Ct.
The sun., 1915-06-09
TWENTY. THREE GET LETTERS.
varsity &C" Awarded TO Columbia
Track and Baseball Men.

The varsity &c" was awarded TO
twcnty-three men at meeting Of the
athletic committee at Columbia yester-
day, ten receiving the honor in track and
thirteen in baseball. In all 100 awards
were made. ~ men receiving varsity in
sigma and 2S freshman insignia. The
team insignia awarded were TO the var
sity baseball. track, swimming. water
polo, soccer and fencing teams and the
freshman relay, track, baseball and
fencing teams
Minor sports men at Columbia were
Il 'sappointed by the fact that the mem
bers ~ the varsity swimming team did
not receive the minor sports &C" al
though the team ended the season In n
triple tie for the championship with
Vale and Pennsylvania. The rule nj
Columbia IS that minor sports team,
can obtain the minor sports "C' by win
ming an intercollegiate championship. II
was expected that the team would re-
Ceive the &C." however, because the has
ketball team was honored 90 the year
before under similar circumstances, the
team tying with Cornell for the cham
plonship. The awards:
Varsity Baseball "C."--J. g. o'Neaie.
CAPT. g. Ham. Ir, q. \ Smith. !. Lane.
u J Runcke r. n. Book. II. W. Watt.
L. shea, .. r. Page, s 9. stone (manaEeri.
Varsity Baseball &C, B B"-F \.
VARSITY. Track "c."n,F. !, nredv cap
!. q, smith. L / Hsatty. G. = ,oims'ed.
u. W E,Hmcr' =. Wha.en. Z u clark
yar,iW Track &C. T. tt. G. Busch.
T. f.,E N',' t. nld1S n SeHq% = SeEt-aa 4 a. Il Hng'e9 ;is
= .i; iEl'an;T M,ddv y c2EPSt'R%%S2l'- W %Si: + T Ar-
q. Coope l. pIvliow !. g Ice Jr
The sun., 1915-06-09
MCDONALD LEADS FOR TITLE.
Two strokes Under Harris In Firs,
InIf Of Duuwoodie COLI.

Yo$tEEs. June $ Play for ne Co'r
cham, ionsh'l ~ the DunWooi." country
club began o-diy with tWo eighteen ho'"
medal rounds leaving another thirty
SIS holes TO he played next Tuesday,
lvhnn the maker OF the hest aggregate
score for the sev"utH-iwo holes WI h"
declared champion.
Thee wer, i've starters FOR the cham
r.onsNip uclud,uc XHch T Miller. the
title holder Miller was CONS ~'ent. hu'
~ no mcars brilliant. ard though h"
lad card ~ So FOR each of his rounds
le had 10 accept th.rd place - NJ q
NcDuuald ard W W Harris \ -
for tho Hrs' eighteen holes gave a h.g
'cai 20 Mcdonald. but harris. who took
s. for his first tip, mad" . h'G g,tu ou
the second r, ind, when No turned I'm 20
Cog 81 for Mcdonald. Mob .ra'd with
49, is ou.y two strokes 'u front 81 Na'ris
and seven better than Mi.ler. The
scores:
Harris s. s2--ls7 z. T. Miller &c Sc
i7e. J T. powneE SIS, so-i7s r,
pun. e9. s3-is5
The sun., 1915-06-09
WILEY RECEIVERS HIS LEAD.
In VAN of Motor Paced Pack At All
but One stage.

George Wiley won the feature event
last night ~ the Sheopshead Bay Nelo-
drome a motor paced race at thirty
miles Leading from the very outset.
excepting a short time. when he lost
his pace IN the fourteenth mile. Wiley
triumphed by two laps over Norman
Hansen OF Denmark, who IN turn was
full lap ahead OF the only other
starter, Bobby Walthour. Tho time fer
The thirty miles was ~ minutes 2-5
seconds. The summaries:
Three quarter Mile Handicap Amateur
Won hy walter white. Newark. a yHrl- .
I sullivan. New Havcu, 20 Yards second,
Lester BoNker Nlen,u" \ e., % yards.
'h.rI " Ferris, lnwooi ~ ynrts, fourth.
Time, ! minute : 2 % seconds
Three quarter Nile Match Race. Pro
fessinna!-Re'ween Joe Fog.cr, william
Htu.ev and Ray Eaton First heat won los
Eos.er. Eaton, second, Hnu'cH thirI.
Tiur, , minutes a ga seconds
Three Nile Amateur open Won ny Hams
Ohrt. J Grimm. second FiWart Haun,
'hiri; T. J Whitnoy, fourth. Time, =
minutes ~ s"coui.
Thirty Nile Motor Paced Race-won by
Georgr T.. Wiley; Norman Hansen, sarouI
q WaNhour. thi-d. Time, - minutes
Is seconds
The sun., 1915-06-09
BELMONT PARK TURF NOTES.
Arrangement. wer. made yesterday tc

Arrangements were made yesterday for
As "h"s Ss Ssnno, 1ss b%PR'a PRsa y
because the track there has been In use
as sOnssn,ra,i9n a, eamp 1ST u s9rsss ss Ths
six days at the Aqueduct track. In the
a few days there win be three steep,o-
chase stakes and other races through the
heid will be held at both tracks
The Suburban Handicap. which will be
shil n S, Year. viii he held on the Be mon, Psrk
sCk sSHfn r NO, he eaare
the racing al Sheepshead Bay, probably
viii be the attraction for the opening
Additional suggestions made by the com.
mittee to obtain better hlIed races were
made known yesterday. Thomas Henley;
the chairman Of the Jockey Club that
the majority Of horsemen favored the rats
ing Of the weights IN general In all handi-
caps and also suggested that maiden race
Of some kind he csrded on each race dsy
ana that the greater number Of these
should be for o-year-olds,
Ia HeNner, tariner OF The Finn. received
a telegram yesterday asking whether the
winner Of The WtGeTs ,a ana nj. srmS.i saSss s
tho Latonie Derby next Saturday. The
rrpy was IN the negative, There is some
he Viii send the great three year-od to
the post In the Excelsior Handicap to-
morrow.
cap last saturday, q being, prepared for
the Excelsior Handicap. The mare was
taken 10 The Jamaica track in moving
quarter with Joe McCnhey In the saddle
Tho time was not made public, bu, the
mare finished her work without showing
signs Of distress.
charles +. Granger, chairman Of IN.
state Racing Commi'slon Of ken'ucky
visitor at the track.
The management OF the Saratoga A.ro