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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-12
TODAY'S REALTY TRANsFtE

Following is today's refofd =. :
estate transfers. made In The Onl'e
the county recorder up to S0e'0O'
afternoon:
Salt Lake City to Artemw -
Brownell, quit claim deea: w.
subdivision OF east half OF plO'A A
10, Mat G ..,. 90. 80: ', ,,,,.
Sadie O. Benton to Martin hu.
ray, warranty deed. lots J, To-, ios "a
block 2. Desky's fourth ad .l,,Sn ~
Louisa Smith TO Frank hanIn
warranty deed, lots " !" " al
block 3. West drive ..,s'I'"p
soren p. Neve to Emma =.
Nevs, warranty deed, par. , y
lot 8, block 20, ten acre p'-
A ....... .,.,,,. .'''"''n
soren p. Neve to Emma ~ ~, ~
Neye. deed, part OF summit !. Wv. ''ood
mining claim in Big co''O""
mining district 49," 80 80" rsV.
Salt Lake county 70 A. - AZ
SON quit claim deed, par! O "
section ls, township l ~
range 3 west -. ',..',.,,,.,rator
CHARLES s. Burton, admlnlssua asT
10 William Torkilsen' desu s,orrth,
OF section q. township
range 1 west go 49," Vie 10
James NJ. Poulsoi ana w "r
deed. part OF lot o. p'0'a IN
plat y 80" 80, IN -. 10 Jsn.
John O. Davis and ! WE .rsn, ~ deed
part Of lot g. plocA :" 81
a., ..s ''s'''''
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THE OAKLAND RACES.
One Of the Closest Finishes OF the
Season.

San Francisco. April ll.--One Of the
closest finishes of the season occurred
IN the fifth event at Oakland today,
four horses finishing noses apart. Ru-
bus. John Peters and Saul OF Tarsus
We're lighting II out when Dyina came
with a rush and won In the last jump.
Tower of Candies the first choice got
away badly.
Marshal Neil was the only fayorlta
10 win The seven furlong event was
considered good thing for Wyoming
but he tired after racing out In front
Aloha II, ridden by II. G. Bell, stable
boy, won at odds Of 40 20 from our
Lizzie, Jackson and See each rode two
winners. Results:
First race, seven furlongs. selling
Mamie Hldredth Won Katie Walcott
second, hi Rey third. Time, 1929,
Second race. four furlongs-Organdie
won. The Fog second, The Forum third.
Time ~,
Third race Futurity course, selling
The Hoodoo won Frldolln second, King
DelIis third. Time. ia.
Fourth race, seven furlongs, selling
Aloha won. our Lizzie second Wy0-
ming third Time. l.2S.
Fifth race six furlOngs, selling-Di-
Vlna won Rubus second John Peters
third Time, ia
Sixth race one mile and a sixteenth
selling Marshall Neil won, Lena sec
ond. Windwsrd third. Time, l:is&.
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O. A. PARKER oHAIRM,y
Effort TO Bring Rock Island b.,
Into Passenger Assoc,,,,..

Denver, Colo. Aprl ls.-Th. R.,,,.
lican today says that C !. A. pars,, ~ y.
rotary Of the Western Passenrs, ,,,,.
q and chairman Of the coIOnd,
Terminal lines association, now on HI,
way to Chicago, viii succeed ESD ;
Mcleod as chairman Of the w.,,,,,
passenger association. This the ReDS6,
lican intlmates, win have The 49, ~ !,
eoncillating the Rock Island rad ,sd
ton. '''''s'
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FIELD CONTEST TODAY.
Annual Field Meet of the High
school Students.

On the high school campus this eff
ternoon the school athletic association
Is holding It's annual field meet. the
competition Is expected TO be close and
exciting as the boys have trained care
fully ion the events. The entries FOR
the various events are as follows
Freshman anc sophomore iifty-yard
run Webster Carey, Walter Wester-
field, Ben Harris Ray Booth.
Freshman and sophomore 1O0-yard
run Same entries with the addition OF
Frank German and Tracy Hyde.
Free for-all iifty-yard dash-Alec
Thomas, Harol Hebron, Harry More,
Webster Carey win Davis. Walter
Wcsterfeld and sam Lawson,
Free for-al lOO-yard DASH Harold
Heffrpn. Win DAVIS. Harry Moore, Ben
Harris, Lee Turner and sam Lawson
Free-for-ali 2e0-yard run Harold
Hebron, Win Davis, Harry Moore and
lee Turner
Free for-all llO-yard run Llsle
Smlth, VIII Davis. Harry Bero, Ralph
Bowdle and Lee Turner
Standing broad jump-Le Roy Breck-
on. Ralph Bowdle Chrestus Trip, FL
lis Black and Sam Lawson.
Running broad Iump-Ells Black, lie
Roy Berekon, Chrestus Trip and
Ralph Bowdle.
Running high iump--Chrestus Trip.
Ellis Rack Sam Lawson and Lisle
Smith.
Shot put -Niels Christensen, Frank
Lawrence Tracy Hyde.
Hammer throw-Niels Christensen
and Frank Lawrence.
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REPRESENTS NiCKLE PLATE.
s. II. stinson Is Appointed the Trav'
cling Freight Agent Here.

s II. etlnson, ex-manager Of the
Western Union and Wells-Fargo Ex-
press company at Provo, has been ap-
pointed travelling freight agent for the
Nickle Plate, with headquarters In salt
Lake. The New York, Chicago 4 81
Louis. TO Use the official title Of the
road, Is the first road east Of Chicago
to appoint man especially to look az.
ter this territory. The other eastern
roads who have temporary representa-
tiyes IN this section Of the country
looking after the wool business are,
Erie Despatch. II. =. Potter and Frank
Vincent; Blue Line, ]. S. York, and
Red Line, j. j. Ford. 1t Is expected
that there will be several more repre-.
sentatises Of eastern roads In Salt
Lake by the end Of next week.
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HORSE BREAKS RECORD.
Heatherbloom Clears the Bar by
Jump Of seven Feet sit Inches.

New York. April 2-Heatherbloom
the high jumping horse has broken the
worlds record az the riding academy
horse show IN this city by clearing the
bar at feet inches. The former rec
ord was I feet ~ inches. Heather
blooms previous mark. The academy
WAS well filled With society people and
there was a roar Of applause over the
wonderful performance.
There were eight horses when the
event opened and the competition put
an but three out, James A. Garland 3
brown mare. Sure Pop. and hofss
entered by Charles Pfizer were pit
tel against Heatherbloom for the final
test They both failed. Heatherbloom
acted badly and several times nearly
threw Donnelly by stopping short be-
fore the barrier. At last
the excited animal got an
excellent start az the bars Within
four feet Of the barrier the horse rose
with the grace OF panther and clear
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SCANDINAVIAN si''
ATTENTION.

IN. attention Of ssa can ~ y. Late
srs , ana ea, ,ds "RoraibOk ". bsss
ga gay sale s al this Office J, rotten at " !
LOT sA for several year. Sag. sy' year, ~
p pr toiof nilsson. for nam ~ x. DanI's
MI, MT, o, reeentiy leader o. s,o NJ. ~
SO,r used BY the tive .S',,sSTnonIsn' I.
now uS ssssyea' and "a sss,.sndInsr,i
s enc, I'ake city, also oy Provo, BIZ,
s SAT- In in ogden, Logan gan. 'copi,, BY.
sno,rss ca, ~ and other towns ~ chOlr, :
slssD also pee stocshoI%. I'm, M W.. % y
s S,s IL /. printed IN GA !, n ss q q:
anna aih,,s paper, contains :, a',I Ra bOti ,
v wn''s WIN the hymns gInrarsyseisn VI y,
sc sS,.a w, and Danish ',,' ssOIrs -
s sSsSss' All selndin.,ss,,s.IIu thb W. W.,
ss.usassp ,Ib should S @ nss,s ~ e. y,
Fr,cs s,I Ie a Cannon BOOK d Main sr.sy
ros rsws Props.), u aiis s, - disS''''
s ssi uI fake city, Utsh,, s lpsoirs
2, ssi agents, dealers ana 'A
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POLO CONVENTION,
VIII Convene at the Metropolitan
Club on Tuesday.

New York. April l2.--The annual con-
vention of the National Polo asocia-
ton which will convene at the Metro9
politan club Tuesday night promises
some radical changes In the rules OF
the game
Aside from deciding upon several new
memberships the annual champion
ship meeting VIII be awarded, Chicago
win make strong bid for the engage
ment.
A discussion Is sure to arise over the
proposal TO adopt a rule intended TO
prevent clubs from borrowing players.
Legislation viii be attempted TO com
pei each club 10 develop its own play
ers.
Foxhan p Keene's suggestion 10 al
ter The playing rules to meet the
style OF game in England VIII be given
serious consideration
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WILD STORY ABOUT COLLINS BODY
Claim That Ohio Medical Men Had Obtained or We're Preparing
To Secure His Remains for Scientific Study.

A leading local physician made the
statement at the Knutsford hotel last
night that Ohio medical men proposed
to thoroughly dissect the body Of old
man Collins who met his death at the
hands OF young Clyde Felt, and that
they had already secured possession of
Il or would do so without delay. The
value OF Collins head and hands for
scientific study would far exceed those
OF any ordinary cadayer, he said. on
account Of the man being the most
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ORDERED DISMISSED.

owing to the failure Of a material
witness to appear Ia the case Of Rob-
ert Lem charged with adultery. It was
ordered dismissed by Judge Diehl on
motion Of Assistant County Attorney
Lootbourow. Three minutes after the
dismissal was ordered, the witness put
In an appearance but II was too late TO
alter the situation. The defendant was
represented by Attorney James F.
Ep4ffk
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UNIVERSAL ASSOCIATES.

The Sal Lake Circle No. Universal
associates propose to give moving
picture exhibition next Wednesday
evening to which the public Is invited.
The circle Will also give a program and
serve refreshments az a function to be
given an the g3rd Of this month. At
The meeting Of the circle last wednes.
day night three new members were In.
ltiated William T. b. Coleman. Mrs.
Beatrice Coleman and W. u. Mackey.
New circles are soon 10 be established
IN Mammoth. Bingham. Park city. ga.
lima and Redmond.
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MORE HORSES TO ENGLAND,
Eddie L.. and Roy W., Trotters. Com
signed to Louis Winans.

New York. April l2-Conslgned 10
Louis Winans OF Kent, England, the
trotters Eddie L., 2:iGis and Roy NJ,
ever sent abroad viii be shipped To-
day t0 England by Geo. II Ketcham
OF Toledo. Ohio. owner Of the worlds
champion trotter Cresceus.
The horses. which were bought on
private terms by Mr.. Ketcham. acting
as agent for Mr.. Wlnans viii be driy-
en- 20 pole by their new owner. Trot-
ting turfmen predict great results from
the mating OF the two. Mr. Wlnans Is
one OF the most liberal patrons Of the
light harness horse in England, and
already has a strong stable Of Amer
lean bred horses with low marks.
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pronounced kind Of a moral degenerate,
In view of the fact that the Collins
case has been 80 much In the public
mind the statement at once created
interest and caused the News to
make careful inquiry as to its correct
ness. Both county commissioners and
County Physician Mayo positively de-
MED all knowledge Of the affair today.
They of course did not pretend 10 say
that the medical profession of Ohio
would not Ike to get the body but
they did say that II had not yet got 1t
and that II would not and could not get
II for dissection or any other purpose.
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s sraSES W. will then be used VIA col,o, !,
i'm MT, Hartman gave specific ,,,,..
yer contracts are let, and 10 ,usnea Al
l,oOV men should be placss T, y, az lessI
e ea,,s division so that quick W.T. ,..., y
coula be accomplished IT,. ' s
sought s is to take advantage y, tO'el
proaching summer weather a. , Nss "
may be in readiness to stsr, ~ az uN al
the snow leaves the mountalD ne !, ''gl q
and Nevada. 'a''s 10 Vah
Cal, mr. Hartman will return ga, i,
S s Lake, and win lnyestlsa,.. ' ,, "a
the conditions for constTc,oe 1 h'is
that end" uouOn mn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-12

There Is no question Of the desire
or appreciation people have FOR the
best food properly prepared The
making depends not only on the way
the material Is pat together but on The
quality OF material used IT'S impos-
sibe to get good results from poor bak-
ing powder. IT'S Impossible to get as
good results from any lowprlced bak-
ing powder as you win find In using
our Three Crown. We know It's right
before We sell 1t and We hear all who
buy 1t say It's RIGHT after they use IT,
Price 2bc per pound,
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TEMPLE NOTICES.

ttnIurnnnnnlnhnnnnnnnnnrrt
st. George, Utah. Feb. rs, so2.-The
st. George Temple will close on Fri
day March rs, and reopen on Tuesday
morning. April 90, 1902
DAVID II. CANNON.
President.
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OUTSIDE EVENTS.
IMP TO BE SOLD.
Famous Black Mare 20 Go Under
The Hammer

Chicago, April l2.-Imp. tho famous
black mare that has won great stakes
SET race records and performed So won.
ueiiully az 10 make her the idol Of race
track crowds. n Ia be- sold under The
hammer TO the highest bidder.
That 80 great a thoroughbred Is To be
sod In manner SO unbenttlng her
great career Is due TO circumstances.
Her owner, Uncle Dan" Harness Of
Chillicoihe, Ohio. died not long ag1
Imp II part Of the estate which was
left and the executors are acting ac.
tording TO the provisions OF the law.
Imp IL now : years old. She was re-.
bred from the track az the end OF last
Ieason, and II was the intention OF
Der owner that she should never again
% to the post.
ssvs OF the intentIon TO sell Inn
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DIED.

H0MAR--At 6S4 West Third North
street, this city. April H. 1902, OF
paralysis OF brain. Maria Homan,
aged " years; native OF Reading, Pa,
and late OF Park City. Utah.
Funeral services will be held Sunday
al p. m. from her late residence, esl
West Third North street Friends are
invited 10 attend.
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william M. Dodd Dead

Chicago April i2.-wllllam ~ DID
for p years city passenger agiht ,crts,
Chicago 4 Northwestern railroad /,
chicago died at 81 Augustine ho,vI.
tai early this morning aged !, yeas
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Regular services OF the Church OF
Jesus Christ Of Latter. day Saints VIII
he held tomorrow at o'clock IN the
Tabernacle: Sunday schools In the
various wards at 10 ~ M. and meetings
IN the city ward assembly rooms and
adjacent wards az follows.
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ed the sixfoot mark by at least a foot
and half,
Although the record is not an Off
cial one, the judges were unit In de.
clarlng that Heatherbloom had beat
en- his own record by almost two inch
~
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SALT LAKE STAKE.

Religious services In, the German Ian.
guage are held every Sunday morning,
at IL o'clock In the Assembly Hall.
scandinavian meetings are held in
this city every Sunday at 10 o'clock. a..
m, IN the Assembly Hall, All are
cordially invited
The l24th quorum of seventy will hold
.ts regular meeting on Monday evening
in the Eighteenth ward school house.
r full attendance Is requested.
W j. GLADE Clerk.
The Fourth quorum OF Seventy win
meet in the Twenty ward meet
Ing house on Monday evening next az S
o'clock sharp. a full attendance IL de-
sired as matters Of Importance are to
be transacted.
The Fourth quorum OF Elders will
hold their REGULAR monthly meeting
next Monday evening in the Sixth
ward meeting house. Elders in the
sixth, Seventh or Twenty-ffth wards,
who are not members of the quorum,
are urged TO attend this meeting and
affiliate themselves
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was brought TO Chicago yesterday By
Chas. H. Brossman. who trained the
mare for four years and who had
charge OF her during the time ~ her
greatness.
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pLMpLEC

We talk about them for their removal.
We talk about them at this time more than
we do at any other because, for various reasons,
they are more common in the Spring than in
other seasons.
You can get rid of them, but you must
cleanse your system thoroughly
You can't get rid Of them any other way.
Hoods Sdrsdparilia thoroughly ceanses
the system, cures pimples and all other erup-
tons, makes the complexion clear and whole.
some corrects all rundown Spring conditions
and builds up the whole system.
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FEDERAL COURT.

on Monday morning the setting OF
cases Tor the May term OF the federal
court VII be made, The juries will
also be drawn. The term opens on the
first Monday in May
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All Star AggregatOn's Line Up for
The Fray This Afternoon
HAWLEY AGAINST B0RCHERS
Two Well Known pitchers arg
shooting the Blenders Down ~
walkers Field To-day

Should a stranger happen 10 wander
down around the Salt Palace TINS az
ternoon between the hours Of 3 ana SOW
he need not become startled at the
racket he will hear. There is no lunatic
asylum whereabouts. That institution
is down at Provo. The aforesaid stran-
ger may imagine he has drifted near
an Indian camp where the redskins
are holding war dance, but not So
Nay, far from It. There is no danger
at all. II is merely the first ball game
OF the season OF 1902 In progress me
noise is only occasloned by the exuo-
GRANGE OF the loyal fans. They couldn't
endure the suspense any longer 40
Chief Borchers sent up to Butte TOR
McCloskeys crowd Of spheroid graz
bers and they came.
Everything has been going on peau-
tifully. The ball grounds are In per-
feet condition and everybody knows
what the weather Is Thanks to the
weather man The ball tossers nave
been out every day this week trying
out for positions and new men have
been arriving daily BY this time the
soreness has been worked out OF their
arms and they are in great shape. The
lineup OF the teams was announced
last night. but Is subject to changes
which may take place at the last mo-
inent. As given out II is as follows
Salt Lake, Butte,
Rafert, c. McDonough C.
Heuser, Hughey or Hawley' p
Borchers. p. McCloskey, ID
Turner. ID. Ward, 20.
Brockoff, 2b. Mcintyre, S.
McNichois, So. Marshall, 3D.
Hulen, 3b. Kelly, l. l.
Klmerer, !. T. Treadway, r. T.
Bradley G. (. Houtz c. l.
Clifford, r. (.
Margetts, sub.
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my sister and have been In the habit OF taxing Hoods
Sar'sparA In the Spring and find works wonders II
relieves that tired feeling puraes Inc blood clears the com.
peiion and makes feel better in every way believe It TO
be duty speak praise OF beneficial remedy" Eru
Rnrr oos East Espensohild St, South ST. Louis, No.
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Simply state which book you
want and address Dr. shoop, Box
7l3, Racine, Wis
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Mild cases not chronic are often cured by two bot
lies At all druggists
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WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

4 complimentary testimonial will be
| given in the Twentieth ward meeting
| house Monday evening in honor of Ell
der Clarence Neslen, who departs soon
dor German whittier he goes to perform
mission. A most excellent program
has been prepared which Is as follows:
| quartet ..,,..,.,.'.'. .'.'s..s,..''.'
Messrs, Ashworth, Graham,
Christopherson and Pike.
Piano selection Miss Sybella Clayton
Baritone solo,. Mr.. John Robinson
Guitar selection. 10. Mr.. c. ID. schettler
Soprano solo .,.,..... Miss Vera Cannon
Recitation ....,......Mr. Il. S. Young
Tenor solo ,.,.... Mr. George d. Piper
Piano duet ...,............ ,..s,...,
Mrs. Kate Romney Stewart and
Miss Cecilia Sharp.
Duet .s.....t. ......,..,. ..t..s..t.s
Messrs. Thomas Ashworth and
John Robinson.
Violin selection. Miss Sibyl Anderson
soprano solo ......,.........,.....
......Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Edward
Recitation Miss Maud May Babcock
organ solo ...,,...,...Mr. j. j. Daynes
Baritone solo .... Mr.. Charles X. Pike
Hylophone selection .,...,..,...,...,
.,.",.-.,,.,.Mr Adelbert Beesley
quartet ...,.. .......,.......,.......
Messrs Ashworth, Graham.
Chrstopherson and Pike
A farewell entertainment win be ten.
dered Elder Jno. W. Cameron IN the
Eleventh ward assembly hall on Mon
cay evening. The following program
win be rendered.
Selection .,.' " .. .......,W Ward Choir
Prayer.
Remarks ..... -. 900. Bishop Morris
DUET 90. 80. 80. commemorative
ella Livingston aud A. II. Kelson
Recitation .... o.. Stanley d. Jonasson
Baritone solo go 80. Heber G. Sharp
Saxaphone solo o, ,.,...,...C. =. Berry
Hawaiian duet O.. Fernandez Sisters
Musical selections .... =. .,...,...
a. Lobbengaier and +. Beuhner
Song e. ......."Little" Miss Williams
Piano solo o.. 1901. Mrs. +. ], Hooking
Trio, q. ............. Rhea Freeze,
Madeline Hooking and Alton Sears
remarks .... o.. ...... Elder Cameron
Accompanies .... ..Mrp. +. j. Hooking
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My Check Will
Pay Your Bill
II Ny Treatment Fails viii Pay Your
Druggist for It.
Tell Ne Which Book 10 Send.

To you who need help make this remarkable oner'
viii furnish a treatment that spent o Lifetime IN per-
fecting ana you may take II al my risk
If fails, It Is free to you.
All ask is postal Tell the of the sick one
state which book shall send
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WITH THE BOXERS.
Jimmy Flynn Shows Up Hale and
Hearty-Battle of Professors.

Jimmy Flynn the clever young fell
Tow who defeated Willard Bean last
Monday night, was around as usual
yesterday afternoon aud apparently as
hale and hearty as ever. He said he
experienced no IN effects from his hard
fight and Will b. ready. after brief
rest. to take on Jack Graham for a %.
round go. Flynn said he would leave IN
few days for Pueblo. Colo. TO visit his
mother, who is In poor health II was
rumored that he had already gone
there, but he VIII not leave until the
first Of the coming week.
The battle Of the professors Is soon
60 come on Prof Sunshine and Prof
Pistol WIN he the combatants and both
announce themselves In the pink OF
condition The named saws his
vegetable training is responsible FOR his
shape. He has been dieting himself ON
alfalfa soup and sugar beets. but today
he broke ;he rule laid down by his
manager, by drinking some beef iron
and wine He says II Is for the 'optic
nerve Of his left aye. which has been
closed several DAYS as result OF
filtration with young Donovan's right
hand He said he did little road
work today by running to Murray
and buck. On his return he hit the bag
a blow and said h. was ready. Prof
Pistol is also ready His training meth.
DDS are similar % those of Suushiue's
The men may not 90 on until Monday
night ~ the Burns-Tracey 20. boo"
King has made am offer Of $500 for
kaleidoscope privileges but SUNSHINE
soys he wants TO hear from hls friend
Edison frs and see II he win not raise
The bid.
Manager Osborne announced today
that Dial Hawkins and Nose f.af0ntisa
would box % rounds ON the sth OF ne,t
NORTH iiawkins was heard from by
Telegram last night and asked thai la.
iontiSe come down Ia llo pounds on the
afternoon cf the fight, ami the iattar's
maragel al once agreed to these torns
Both men VIII arrive here soon and wnl
Of once sign articles for the bout
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- s-e-s-s----
TO Cure GRIP IN TWO DAYS

Laxative Bromo-Q ulnine removes
the cause. Il. W. Groves signature
on every box. Price % cents
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Partial Pardons for Cubans.

Real estate snaps. Read the ads. on
page s.