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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-18
THE CHRIST CAluD'S CRADLE
Part of 1t Preserved as a Holy Relic
In Rome.

La sainte creche-the holy cradle-or
the portion of it which is preserved, is
in fact only part of the grating that
Bethlehem to hold the fodder for the
animals that fed there. 1t became the
cradle of the infant Saviour when he
was laid within the rough trough by
his mother and came in time to be re-
gardpd as one of the most sacred
things on earth. This broken piece of
the grating WAS taken from Bethlehem
NJ the time of tho NIuSSulman invasion
in the year G43 and WAS carried to
Rome, where Pop" TheodoSius took
charge of it as one of the most precious
of relics
Whether or not the grating now
shown is the true relic. it is certainly
extremely old AMI is interesting for
that reason and ! cause Of associations
that have gathcr1d about it since it be
came one of the lHeHsentos cherished i'll
the Imperial city. Ii is OH" of the
greatest treasures of the ancient
Church Of Santa Maria Maggiore.
1t consists of i've Worn bars. TheSy,
are of wood, worm eaten and gray.
that looks as though it might be oak
powdered With flour. The bars average
about Il yard in length and the entire
grating is suspended in a crystal case
by silver ribbons.
This ease is supported on carved gold
and silver feet, and its full length is Il
meter, its height half a meter. 1t is
surmounted by Il beautiful enameled
statue of the infant Jesus.
During the year this magnificent re
liquary is incIosed in golden case and
disposed on one OF the affairs of the
church. At Christmas time it is eN
posed to view, and the festival of the
nativity terminates With an imposing
procession i'll which the relic is carried.
the solemn occasion being presided
over by Il cardinal. New York Trib-
THE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-18
a GRASSHOPPER RACE.
g&1ekay Won 1t because the Pro.
fessor Got the Wrong Bottle

John W. Nlackay was an early riser,
q nard worker and, although exceed
aslSly hospitable, was himself abstemi-
DIS, and could seldom be induced to
NAY cards for money, and then for
only nominal stakes. The only game
Slat seemed to attract him was the
sra aSShopper races with which the
mining Superintendents on the Com
rstcck beguiled a portion OF the noon
boar While waiting for luncheon at the
= &gs company hoiSting house. Boys
;-s..ss,sAoppcI5 s!.ld sold tiiein 10
,tat players z / - To 90 cents each. Each
psaNcr paid Il fixed stake. ranging from
~ t4 so, into the pool, and tie man
rTb0se hopper made the longest jump
captured the pool. On the day before
Christmas it WAS agreed to celebrate
El15l holiday with Il poo! the stakes in
which We're to be $lOO for each player.
34Jn TgTIaS were play OF pay ard al
a5ze instance of German professor
who Vas a superintendent of a leading
ga,l.a each man WAS allowed 70 use any
.uea}4s that lie might devise to stilnu
.4se his Grasshoppcr. The professor
Ms 50 ful {. his scheme to scien
f5tjealJf capture the $1,000 pool-for
sheTe We're ten entries-that he commu-
e4ie}t5a it to young aSsayer who WAS
ut d grASsi4opper plunger. The pro
4t-sssof had experimental and ascertain
N mat a grasShopper that was touch
vi ~ 4 feather dipped in q weak solu
j0n Of aqua ammonia would jump for
12xS Efe. The young man also expert
aaontcd, and as a result he filed a bot
de of the same size and appearance
with cyanide of potassium and man
aged 70 substitute it for the other in
The professors laboratory. The next
ssaT. when the professor after much
,aastins about his scientific attain
gzaaHts dipped feather IN the substi
ruted bottle and touched his insect with
= she grasshopper rolled over as dead
IS q salt mackerel, amid the roarS OF
.Giae crowd. Mackay's hopper won the
;,is pool. and two widows, whose hus
sands had been killed in the Yellow
gacket minh, received a gift of $500
zach from an unknown source.-San
39sAnciSco Call.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-18
IL, .Esl W. tsrG4,&

- nations Save the wofSlipers ef
s@uldAa eat the Hvsh ot an n.msl.s. Even
5ee~t ;.nd most Disgusting 10 eye
~ palate dad a home Whe.e they "a
ra.s},ol3el. Worms aud insects uust
Q1Aj@fa foey and grace tha tables nat
a4,g ol Jll., poor Int Of the rlrA. 4hiuA
h, zasr5l4.t Who presses t..2 luscious
e.,lsssiI and stjil moro Tire black
ass roma 5he inside that= he e4raiui!g
.siares On HIS toss, and eats With Il
ling avn 10 yenrration. II Is eat
-. tAe wo4s4ss taat ike in tae snipe,s
lzfeslHgs of e4Ial value is t.s2 ia
....eu~ palm worm Of te Vest indies.
"a i}irh forms one ot tha best dishes Of
g34agioua dinners It's n43F relation
s..<e arugru worm af ,Iava. i S.l,l to ls
,ssaeg sti.' and more delicate. Nor 90
s'2.GiE si1,lNvorIus escape the fac Of all
lsf Is ,9hle Freed feom tasir ens
,21ons sud llaintiy dressed they are
'tlllly p'izad and largely swallowed
y she people of madagascar.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-18
Christmas In Canada.

Far away in Canada the christmas
is very like or own. The turkey. we'll
stHtted with Sayory herbs, occupies the
place Of honor on the dining table, only
1h"re are hot pumpkin pies, prepared
and serve! with a great dead of cream
to keep it company. II is the Christ
child himself who is supposed to
come down the vide ehimneXs to bring
toys To good little children Who are
really asleep, not stamning The gifts
are generally wrapped mp With huge
packets Of maple candy, and @dou@hnut
dolls" are Is usual as gingerbread fig
ures used TO be in old English fairs
CleyelInl NMin I3eNIer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-18
Four Facts About Christmas,

Spanish children have no Father
Christmas. They think it is the
three Mise Men of tAe east who brjns
them their SITS
1t is said 10 be unmcky TO leave
Christmas decorations UP after
Twelfth Night
There is an island ca}lca Christmas
island in lie Pacific ocean 50 called
because Carajn Cook discovered it ou
Christmas day, LII.
Plum puddsnS was originally plum
po1idge and cateH FOR hreJlfust. not
for dinner FhjG,4plpAia I.ed&cr.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-18

Wizard of Or company, was register.
ed at the Trulock yesterday.
Mrs. Oliver Galbraith of Jackson,
vile. III. is visiting in the city.
j. f. Hicks of Little Rock spent
Saturday in the city on business.
Mrs. A. F. Welch cf Bearden is in
the city the guest cf the Trulock
J. T. sifford Of Camden spent Sat
urday in the city on business mis-
sion.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". R. Bud of Paris
Tenn. are visiting Mrs. Card aud
family.
f. A. Jarvis and wife Of Nobl"
Lake are in the city the guests OF
the TruIock.
/. c. Womble of Little Rock was
among The business visitors in tn
city Yesterday.
Miss Belle Hauaer of Newark. n
J.. was last wee), the guest CT Mrs. NJ
S0nnGnSCnelN.
I'm D. Currie. 1r.. Of Winchester
vas among the business visifors IN
the cits. Saturday.
Ml. and Mrs. ? G. Bridges leave
tomorrow fer Tennessee to spend tha
Holidays visiting relatives.
Mr.. ]. Kramer of kendallYille. md
after a visit to his son, Mr. Frank
Kramer. returned home last night.
DR.. c. NJ. Taylor of Little Roeh
was in the city Saturday to attend
the funeral of his cousin. John VI
:; Taylor.
Miss Lagrange. sister Of Mrs. }. J
Montague, has returned from Mime
sofa. where she went IN response to 2
telegram announcing the serious III
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-18
he p{k zine

3rn5oh pipes afe as old as the sett!e=
;Ssaeat # this country, and the ffoha-
.s3iues are that tie pilgrim fathers
.s4od tho Indians smoking followed
~ eo6s through iced rant stems,
2.>ere is historical warrant for say
.a9 hat AuWe9 Jackson SaoAea cob
,..5pes and Va@ fond ot tlo.4. tradition
2aS il that aftr tilat famous dinner of
Fsyaet potatoes General Francis Marion
-.tolersd tie British officer Who was
~ guest a corHeob pipe and Il mole
sain pouch Of sun cured leaf tobacco r
@avlnHHh News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-18

Nnt 20 Hs. N.Iirei.

4late an. now. ID the policeman.
No siree" rel,s..d AIr. Haicede dog
aged!y.
guess ye will Ye'vc been hangin'
76und here half an hoHr.'
Yes, an. gosh here's whar stick,
80 cent HAT taeI, my watch 10 have
~ name engraved GA % e told me 70
a7ay rt@ht here till he got back. Phil
Etielplia Press
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-18

captured the consolation. During the
evening elegant refreshments were
served Those present were: Mes
danes F. w. Hoyler, ]. d. Leotzrich,
Lee Morris. NJ VI. Lame. Belle Foote,
Misses Annie Leotzrich, Bessie
/ owns, Fay and Pauline Soul,
Nessrs. f. W. Hoyler, Fred NJ. Ritch-
lie. G. II. Adams, Jno. Dodson, =
Bea. J. o. and Victor Harrison.
The pupils Of Miss Caliie Jones are
preparing q very interesting enter
tainment fer Thursday. December %
The school on that day Will close for
The holidays.
VT. ard Mrs. Virgil Owen OF
Wynao. .\rh. announce the approach
-. marriage of their sister. Miss Ed
Anna Nort4omorg. to Mr.. Adrian
/: Gr2Tas ef this city on Wednesday
- ararr rs. 1905. Miss Nont@omerF
is . t.t"r Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.
ttarhews and has spent several sea
Sons in Pine Bluff. where she is well
lnown Mr. Graves is tile junior
naahar Of he brokerage firm Of Rus
sell Graves company and is a rising
VEINS business nan.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-18
Taking rim. by the TorcIock.

MAGAZINE Editor Il is time To ar
range tor oGg christmas stories.
Assistant | have seen Ia that
Are lbo authors ut work.
"Yes. theA= eIuAbed together hired i
room il au icehouSe. and send the
office boy round twice a day to jingle
s,ei@hhclis under The window"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-18
Gay NuIrti,le.

All Iail the poajal tl;s4a "( Year
When every heart is Kind
WhcH far ;.45d nss4r ti.a2e is good cheer.
AA1=e4re i lett hrHad
Ola fov1S forgot GA hates aside.
Na& Ao2HtH cIasis ef hand
~ ie Ear 4sd Vide at 6'hrlstmast 3o
I.cge reieHs throughout the Idad.
Fcsteo forr.t a truco TO Ir.3c.
l'-Hs.3 49, all t,i"pd=hip riffs
~ e.sz. I.leti.y "a evgry ~is1e
We're worked for Christmas gifts.
New York journal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-18

ANIr and Mrs 7 w IIoyler delight
fully entertained a few of their
friends Wednesday evening at "thil'
ty-fiye." Miss Annie Loetzerich won
the ladies first prize, which was Il
beautiful picture. The gentlemeH's
prize was Won by Mr.. Beal. which was
a silver iewelry ease. while Miss Be-
sic Downs and Mr.. Fred NJ Ritchia
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-18
+ + + + I. + + I. + i. + f. + r + I. +
SOCIETY NOTES
j. j. + i i. i. !. + + + I. /. + + I. :.
Confined from Page ElevenD

Continued from Page Eleven.l
hostess, presented the score cards to
the guests A dainty luncheon was
served, and before taking their de-
pa1ture each guest assured the hest
css that it was Gne Of the most thor
oughly enjoyable afternoons Of the
season. Those present We're: Mes
danes Goree. Iehn Speers, !. y Holm
sen. VII Lee E. NJ Freeman, Lucy:
Misses Jennie James Fay Taylor,
Matte Or1o, Bette Austin, Nina
Smart. Curtis: NesGames E.!e.
NarheIa, Habner W. w. A'e2a...e7
THrna#. NHmort. Mccoy, s. e A'eX.
ander Sol kaufman, ?. p. Byrd Nee
Martin, Iansford Troupe. Hollis, NJ
l.. Bel. H. Riley. James. W.thens.
fIaizIiH Peek, Houston. Harry Tra
lock. shelly Barrow, Will Riley
Trimhle Robert Lee naaahnr Tom
linaon ", \. Taagart. lrl Armstrong
Collier, Loving Bradford s. NJ Tay
Ief. T. I Benton brew White.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-18
BRIEF MENTION.

eapf=R L. Rice of Warner is regis
tered at the Trulock.
J. r Cox of Pendleton is bust
ness visitor in the city.
". ]. Robbins of McGehee is in the
city, the guest Of the Trulock.
Smith Turner advance man for the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-18
picks L. Comnnnv.

.vold hunks boasts t,!at he never has
cold =
rs nothing T. boast Of Hes so
gse3l Shat even a cold won't have any
..5.ns So o. with him Exchange
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-18

The Christian never serves Sa.a,
better than when he ratsa5 dgz
over a molacule Of r'~ and lets >
mountain Of iniquitt - by hicas}
Tribune.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-18
Fears In bad Taste.

1net oune yiXcn told me she wept
,.g.ef faH c0.ulnn9
T5u o'lgl5t to feel battered"
@yd58I. Is funny column.f-Cin-
,.paa# Commercial Tribune.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-18

ToYee without Intelligence is like q
.aazomotiye without a track or an sua1
tzssar.- ar.-Schoolmaster.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-18

state CT Ohio, Citg q T7.e5a I.4o.
County.
Frank J. Cheney makes a y.
he is senior Dartaer Of the I'm at :
j. Cheney & Co. doing lusia INN
City of Tolelo. County aaG S.+
aforesaid. ana that said fir WIFI ny.
tn sum OF on HUNDRED Do
LARS for each and eve. o5ya n
Catarrh that cannet te e6eTt .v Ii.
use OF Halls Catar}h GUrC.
FRANK j CHENEY
Sworn to before me ana s9ascribs.
in my presence this 9Th a Of II.
cemhpr. \ T. 1856.
Cseal., A. ". GLEASON
&otsas PabIs
Halls Catarrh Cure is ta.aa iats.
nally and acts directly on #la 5loo
and mucous surfaces OF the systeg
Send for testimonials trea.
+. ]. Chez - ( CO. r. ,a. q.
SQld by al druggists, 75e
Take Halls Family Pill faa eanx
patton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-18

ness Of her mother. The illnas.
suited in death.
Miss Race Lee Sternbereer os :.
cinnati, who has been visiting NJ. -
Clara Brown. leaves today for y y
Springs. She will be aceompan,
Iby Miss Brown.
Mr.. 1. T Hilton, formerly Of NJ.
phis, has arrived in the city and :.
make this city his future home !,
Hilton is millwri&ht. and secs =
advantages Pine Bluff possesses
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-18
-arge New Illustrated Cataloe
FREE. Call or Write for t.
Rich Cut, Glass and SilverWare,
Fine Hand Painted China and Art, Goods

Confo,. Some people have formed incorrect idea of this
- S1AsS"' studying nothing
on that articles within The
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-18

=. y ~ ~-..@at
I'D - very
&C person We
.; eee1a Of be
- q %i,.> zs5.-Gt ico 4
- Ht1o.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-18

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-18
So so

Csaee'l ~, Gold File
CO..: f35.'.'.f 22'-eats, i Ia
eat5 HundH& case
~. 90
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-17

ance and asking that the city take
steps to have the feed yard removed.
It was also learned that anumber Of
other petitions would be presented
asking that other old buildings in the
city be removed alleging that the same
are fire traps and nuisance 1t Is
not known what action the council will
take on these petitions but II the claims
made are substantiated proper protec-
ton should be given abutting property
owners.
Councilman Geo. f. Erb. Mrs. Balm
bridge and Mrs. Dubuc returned to-
night from Wardner where they at
tended the grand lodge meeting Of this
state OF the X. of p. and the Rathbone
Sisters Mr.. Erb states that the ses-
sions were very harmonious and inter-
esting. Mrs. Mary Dubus was elected
10 the highest Office of the Rathbone
Sisters in the state. that Of grand chief
Mr. Erb is supreme representative OF
the Knights of Pythias. John Akin
grand inspector of the X. of p. for the
state will return home tomorrow on the
steamer. The X. Of p grand lodge will
meet at Shoshone next year.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-17
VICE PRESIDENTIAL FIGHT
FAIRBANKS STILL SILENT
CONTINUED from page ~

NCOnLlnucO ITOW page Ii
popular man from Indiana or Illinois
should get into the field and make an
ton without trouble, in view OF the
attitude of Senator Fairbanks.
The two classes of people are here.
Fairbanks and a lot exasperated poll
.icians. with everything depending on
some statement for him the senator
talks about the weather. Fairbanks
seems to enjoy his peculiar situation
hut even his friends do not. They are
expected to know something but are
compelled to admit they are in his con-
tldence. AS a result the situation is
gradually becoming more and more ir-
ritating. Elkins' name is being cir
culated a little more freely but II comes
through Scott. The Hit boom appears
to be strictly local. Cullom who is be-
hind Hit said to Fairbanks this morn
ing: What are you going to do? How
have you made up your mind?"
II have nothing to say" answered
Fairbanks. 23 HA
Then 1 am for BOTH" said the Illi-
nois senator. as
"A good man. very good man." re-
marked the Indianian.
CulIom afterwards sid: Il think he
wants the nomination but wants to be
coaxed."
Congressman Hemenway Of Indiana.
this AFTERNOON made the following
statement believed to be semi-oillciai:
Fairbanks will accept the snomina-
ton provided II u tsndsssd 10 him. but
will not do anything calculated to in
dictate he II SEEKING NJ 80
In this connection II IL said by friends
tor the administration that the pro-
gram IL to allow the matter to rest un-
III Sunday. awaiting the arrival OF
other persons. until a delegation those
representatives Of the administration
will coming on Fairbanks offer their
support for the nomination and Fair
hanks will accept gracefully. Despite
General Fairbanks feeling there is ar
under current talk of stampeding the
convention for Cannon.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-17
PERSONAL

Max Aronson left this morning for
his home in Moscow.
c. A. Hastings made a business tr, D
TO Moscow this morning.
Governor John T. Morrison left this
morning for his home in Boise.
Miss Maud Braley left this morning
to visit friends In Spokane for few
days.
Daniel Needham left this afternoon
on business trip to the Clearwater
country.
Geo. w. r. Peaslee Of Charleston Left
this morning on few days business
trip to Spokane.
Fred Beckwith, the Kendrick me-
chant. returned to his home on this
mornings train.
Mrs. Sarah B. Halves left this morn
ing for an extended trip to st. Louis
where she will visit the worlds fair.
Miss Luda Harlow, the stenographcr or.
left this morning for Lapwai where she
will be employed few days at the In
dian agents Office.
Colonel Page special agent of the
land Office of Spokane is in the city
and was transferred to this point to
take the Office made vacant by the
removal to Salt Lake to Sidney Miller
w. c. Brooks in company with J. "
LeClair of Superior. Wis. and C..
Smith. a new arrival. left this after
noon for the Clearwater country. Mr.
LeClair is prominent lumberman and
vii! probably located in this city.
w. L. Lyons OF Pullman is in the
city with his family. Mr.. Lyons is ar
old grain man and has accepted pc.
sitiOn with the Vollmer- Clearwater
] company with headquarters at Nee.
perez. Mr.. Lyons will leave for tina,
point Monday.
Mrs. s. Wildenthaler returned today
from Wardner where she attended tn,
session of the grand chapter Of tn.
Order of Eastern Star as a delegate
from Laurel chapter OF this city.
| NJ. M. Beach and r. c. Beach re-
turned this evening from a businesi
trip to Spokane.
]. X. Dow. the we'll known SPOKANE
architect, was an arrival in the cit!
this evening.
p. Thompson is in the city from thu
4 Potlatch country.
4 Mrs. Frank Lehmicke is in the cit,
4 from Kendrick visiting friends and rel
| atives.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-09
ON THE RACE TRACK.
Gsorgr u Retehum Found Not Guilty OF
Establishing Fraudulent Record.

shIcago. Dec S--George II. Ketchum Of
Toledo was found not guilty OF establish
lrg a fraudulent record for his ttOtting
stallion Clesceus az the Wichita Kansas.
tack on oct rs, 1903 after a hearing
q ne case before the board Of appeals OF
NE American TrottIng ASSOCIATION here
tonight The board declared that the eyi-
oence iell short Of sufficlency IN estab-
lRhng criminal participation In the
claimed fraudulent agreement for am He
plmate record, 80 far as Mr. Kotchum
was concerned
The story detailed by Starter Jordan OF
ihe Wichita track, who declared 10 the
poard that Mr. Ketchum had arranged
Mllh nm 10 fix the time OF Crcsceus so
way ne worlds milo record would bs
lQAen The decision declares. rs not
NNlout considerable confederation in
lMIten OF minor detail We must, how
,ef Wow The case before US wholly from
,le tNdcnco We have that the chief fac
@' has certainly convicted himself Of
lesehood and especially In Wow OF the
eHetplng ana unequlYocal denial OF direct
" ldlrect participation made BY Mr.
nnlChum' we must determine that the
es,lence falls TO establish his connection
,A we fraud ana intrigue lying at the
'yg1qeuon Of this attempted record"
tmMle freeing Mr. Ketchum from tho
AZ. .t"' b.hlu round tne OFFICIALS or
wv southern Kansas Fair association. ON
~a9se track the race was run, guilty Of
s9Nnlylnco 70 establishing fraudulent
TT.,y,l, and expelled from tho American
sltl59'uIg association President G. n. Irwin
,s '1 H 1i ne other officials connected with
VIZ Nl'rhlta track at that time
,5ue persons expelled BY the board be-
guy MI irwin were S. b. Amldon. Judge.
s. Jordan. Fred Stearnes and II. r.
tNnss AT. or whom were found by tho
s 6er 70 nave participated IN the am
t,.Jenent and establishment OF tho
TtcluIent record Of the horse Crescetls.
, expulsion Of these officials also
,Wyans mat the worlds record Tor trot.
WE lAIllons of l59&, claimed to have
M, ti tns4o by Cresceus, is not allowed By
AT. N lhe decision on the case the board
NSrS IN paris Leaving out OF consldera-
MI ,,ugle'y the last affidavit mPde bv
IN s.Ilan. detailing what he now claims
e5 " me ruth OF the entire transaction.
th,.el. ~ least aa the statements made
,sIt W. aHegt any person other than him
o-,' au afeying alone on the contradict
Nss s@t emenis under oath made bv
IA Amldon Stearnes Jordan. Eames
~ irwin not only as to The time made
'0 'le details VI the performance, but
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-09
WHERE ToRPEDoEs FAIL

remarkable fact about this I'M
genious aud now most accurate weapon
Is that down TO the present war there
had been mo instance ~ q ship under
way being struck by torpedo. All its
victims had been caught az anchor or
were otherwise stationary And, from
the best Information available. the
same thing has happened between RUS
STA and japan. Now the question an
lses. II the torpedo boat, which has
power TO catch the hare. cannot cook
him. how is the cooking 20 be done by
the submarine, which can neither see
him or catch him3 The design certain
~ Is 20 use the submarine against ships
under way to replace the torpedo boat
which cannot act IN daylight And Il
is am open question, which experience
alone can decide. whether It win be
easier for submarine 10 catch the
hare by day than 1t has hitherto prov
ed for the torpedo boat TO catch him boy
night Certainly enthusiasts VIII be by
no means satisfied II the submarine
proves capable merely of attack ON
ships at anchor. London Review
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-09
Races at Oakland

San Francisco, Dec S-Favorites all
not fare wen at Oakland today only one
getting home I'm front one OF the upsets
occurred On the six furlong event for
which Claude was a heavily played first
choice The we'll supported MIstys Pride
got on flying and leading an the way
lasted long enough tow IN by head
from Claude. lridius finished third ST.
lent Water the odds on choice for tho
fifth race, had a narrow escape from de-
feat Although first choice were beaten
some Of the tWcnty-ouc b0Okmakers IN
line quit losers SummaT;
First race futurity course, selling-Je-
rusha won. Lily Golding second. Lady
Goodrich third Timo-lI2ii
Second race, mile and 100 yards, selling
Profitable Won Scotsman second
Vaughn third Time lB4
Third race. futurity course selling
Alone won, MoWegor second, Herthus
third Time-lilh.
Fourth race six furlongs pursc-Mlstys
Pride won, Claude second, lrldIus third,
Time-ll3a
Firth race. i've and a half furlougs
selllng-Silgnt Water won, The Iieuten-
ant second MaXtres third Tme-l:OS
Sixth race, one mile and nifty yards,
selllng-Bldly Used won Melstersingcr
second, Homage third. Time-lHj.