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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-18
SPIKE AND RAIL

There is a freight meeting on IN Dem
yer between the Hartman and Gould
traffic men,
General Manager Wells and Supt
Van Ilousen Of the san Pedro Will ar
rive IN salt Lake tonight
A handsome new union depot ia to be
built IN South Omaha by the Union Pa
cinc and the Rock Island.
Vice President w. II. Bancroft and
General Superintendent Il. Buckingham
Of the Oregon Short Line leave for
Butte today,
Traffic Manager T, NJ Schumacher Of
the Oregon Short Line accompanies
Mrs. schumacher to the coast today
All rumors 20 the contrary, n. r. Glib
bon has not severed his connection with
the legal department Of the Salt Lake
Route.
Vice President Cornish of the Harrl-
man lines Is coming west and viii 20
over the salt Lake Route at no distant
date.
The b. y. Z. orchestra will run an
excursion on Friday evening next over
the Salt Lake Route from Provo 20
American Fork,
The segregation OF the freight and
passenger departments under separate
heads IS among the changes slated on
the San Pedro road,
The Glenwood bathhouso has been
opened this week for the season, Tho
Hotel Colorado at that resort will be
open for business on April ~,
General Manager Ernest Bamberger
and Treasurer w, 8. Mccormick have
gone TO Denver TO be IN attendance al
the annual meeting OF shareholders on
Monday next
u. s. Kelley general freight agent,
and f. A. Miller general passenger
agent OF the Chicago, Milwaukee &
81, Paul are expected to arrive In Salt
Lake carly next week,
j. L. Moore, district freight and pas
scnger agent Of the salt Lake Route,
has been called 10 Birmingham, Ia,
owing 10 the serious illness OF his faith
en- lie left this morning.
r. +. Glbbon and chief Engineer Til
ton Of the salt Lake Route viii not
come on Ia salt Lake but viii return
with the Whlttemore party TO Los An
geles for Caliente tomorrow.
New York, New Haven & Hartford
subcommittee Of directors, Including j.
Plorpont Morgan. had conference in
New YORK yesterday with the grievance
committee named by the fremans or
ganlzatlon
The agent az Daggett Is reported TO
be selling tickets TO prospectus and
others for transportation over the salt
Lake Route At the rate OF $500 a day.
Business at this end also along the
same lines Is decidedly brisk.
with thousands coming west this
summer To visit the Portland fair, the
Oregon Short Line expects 20 break an
previous records IN Yellowstone park
travel The railroads have already
agreed upon Yellowstone rates this sea-
son,
Tho Identity OF the railroad contract
Qrs who have been stopping az the st.
Francis hotel San Francisco, for the
past week on business connected with
the western Pacific construction Is
forthcoming Heading the party Ia
Arthur r. Macarthur, vice president NJ
ne iirm Of Macarthur & Bro. OF Chicago
HIS brother makes the second member
while two members OF the firm OF Kill
patrick Bros. & Collins complete the
roster They went west at the solcita-
tlon OF Chief Engineer Bogue and will
bid on the work Jointly,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-18
ARGUMENTS IN
BOUNTY FRAUDS.
Council for Defense Seeks to Get
Testimony Of Roberts aud Jones
Thrown Out.
CONJECTURE AS TO OUTCOME.
Many Divers Expressions Of Opinion
Regarding the Possibility Of Con.
ylction Of Alleged Grafters.

The proceedings IN the case Of tho
state against David y Davies ct al In
tho matter Of the bounty-frauds con-
sisted solely Of arguments by Mr.
Gustin and Mr. Hanson, representing
the state, on the motion Of the defense
20 strike from the record the testimony
OF Witnesses Roberts and Jones, who
are so-consplrators and accomplIces
aud gelf-confessed periurers Judge
Dloh will announce his ruling on the
motion early next week.
Mr. GuslIn pointed out that there Is
no corroboration Of the testimony Of
these two men IN any material point
mat goes to show the allegations OF
conspiracy to be true. lie pointed out
that the confession Of Davies was Sc
cured by means OF an influence and
that II was not voluntary.
Mr.. Hanson answering the argument
OF Mr.. Gustin submitted to the court
that II was probable doubt that was to
be shown, ana appealed to him to con-
slider This fact he asked what strong
err corroboration was necessary to at
tain this belief than that which had
been presented by Mr. Badger, Judge
Armstrong and Deputy Clerks Smith
ana Buckwaltor Careful consideration
Of the meaning OF the records kept In
the county clerks Office, he stated,
would show this, He asked what more
was needed than the fact that Phillips
was seen In tho office 40 often and on
no business that has been shown, TO
show that there WAS "A probable doubt
What the outcome OF the case viii be
~ a matter that Is exciting the most
earnest conjecture on the part OF those
who have filled the court room since
the beginning Of the trial Many Of
these persons express their opinion
that while there Is perhaps not the
technical evidence before the court Ia
consider that the fact remains that the
moral weight OF IN testimony i'm
presses them most strongly as pointing
10 the proof Of the allegations Of tho
complaint
They all express doubt az to whether
or not the case will ever go before n
Jury IN the district court, but say that
n It does there can be little doubt OF
conviction.
IT is understood that the defense will
submit no more testimony In the case
and Rs the state has rested II IA prob
able that at the time the motion OF
the defense Is decided by the court the
case viii come 10 close with the
arguments Of the state ana the defense
and the matter OF It's being dismissed
O. referred Ia the district court viii al
so be decided by Judge DlehL
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WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local ONCE o., :,
weather bureau for the "a hours ens' ~
at a. m. today;
Barometer reading at G a. M
inches, temperature at 8 a. m 9 eoO'go'
grees maximum, 50; mlnim,', ge'
mean, 80, which Is degrees below - a.
NAL WV" nor
Deficiency OF the daily mean tor,s
9ture since the first Of the month :,
Excess OF daily mean temn.r..
since Jan. !, l32 degrees. '0'uTe
Precipitation since the frat - .
month l2g inch, which ia a ,1 me
above normal, men
Deficiency in precipitation since ia,
FORECASTS TILL 6 p NJ. sATup.
DAY. Nv
Local forecast for Salt Lake CITY .r,
vicinity; ~ "Ha
Partly cloudy and unsettled ,o,,.,.
and Sunday; moderate temnerst,,ssIa'
For Utah Forecast made al Denys,
Colo. D'"'sr
Partly cloudy tonight and SUNDAY,
warmer Sunday, ''"''
West Wyoming:-Partly cloudy %
night and Sunday with local sror,
north portion; warmer.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Nearly the entire country is ooyarod
by an area OF high barometric prsS.
sure which Is central over the mid5io
and lower Mississippi valley Tbo
barometer Is below normal over inv
north Atlantic and Pacific coasts We
B. n. w. Ivy. and southern plateau
Precipitation occurred over portlo,s
Of the Pacific and Gulf states. paiean
region, middle and southern RocES
mountain slope Ohio valley ana laLs
region. IT was showing this mornlng
at Spokane, oklahoma and Abilene,
and raining at Portland.
Zero temperature was reported o,or
portions OF upper Michigan, South Ds.
kota, North Dakota, Minnesota ana
Manitoba, The lowest temperaturos
were 70 degrees below zero at Winning
and 10 degrees below at BlsmaTG
Elsewhere. the temperature was Ken.
orally moderate.
r. ], HYATT,
Local Forecaster
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MANY AIIment,.One Cause

| have called these the inside nerves
ioI slmpllclty's sake, Their usual namo
~ the sympathetic nerves. Phvslcians
eau lhtm by this name because they are
80 Closely alled-because each Is I'm such
CLOSE sympathy with the others Tho re-
SUIT Is that when one branch is allowed
Jo become impaired, the others weaken.
Ihat Us why one KIND Of sickness leads
INTO another That Is why cases become
complicated For this delicate nerve IA
tenn. '''
Does this not explain to YOU some OF
the uncertainties Of medicinS-ls II not n
sQod reason TO your mind why other kinda
or treatment may have failed
Don't YOU sec that THIS As NEW m
medicine2 That this IL NOT the mers
patchwork Of stimulant-th0 moro
soothing OF a narCOuc7 Don't YOU 40,
mat lt goes right 90 the root OF tho iron.
bic ana eradicates the cause7
But / do not ask you to take n single
statement OF mine DO not ASK Won t5
believe q word ] say until you have tried
my medicine In your own home M me-
expense absolutely Could I offer Won n
tuu dollars worth free II there Vera
any representation? Could / iet vcu
go 10 your druggist whom vou knp,g
and pick out any bottle he has on His
snGtN,h OF my medicine were n not I'M
tokNlL{ helpful? Could / AFFORD 10
90 thls N were not reasonably SURB
l'e' my medicine will h,lp youf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-18
COURT NOTES.

In the case OF Nancy ]. Picker Va.
Edward H. Picker the court ordered
defendant to pay $50 10 plaintiffs at
torneys ms their foes.
George w Watts and Jennie watts
appeared before Judge Armstrong to-
day and legally adopted George William
Watts, a minor
The viii Of Richard G. Legg, de-
ceased, was admitted to probate today
by Judge Armstrong and Mary a. Legg
was appointed administrators Of the
estate without bond.
Judge Lewis has rendered decroe
Of foreclosure OF mortgage I'm favor
OF plaintiff In the case OF W. w. CHS
holm against Sarah Kahn ct al The
amount Of the judgment IS $t,l1L8G and
$50 attorneys fees, The decree was en-
tered by default
In the order 10 show cause In the dl-
yorce proceedings brought by Ellen
Robinson against John Robinson, Judge
Armstrong yesterday afternoon ordered
defendant to pay plaintiff Sl5 on Feb. 20
and SIS on March 3 as temporary an.
mony pending the trial Of the case
which IS set for March 20.
In the case OF George III, SuelgruVe
against Edwin S, Snelgrove and wife
Judge Lewis rendered Judgment by
default in favor OF plaintiff Tor the
sum OF Slill03 and costs of suit. Tho
action was brought 10 recover on for
mr judgment rendered IN favor OF
plaintiff and against defendant ia tho
district court
Judge Lewis today rendered iudr-
ment In favor Of plaltlm IN the cnge OF
Eta J. Blake, Administrative OF mo
estate of Edward Blake deceased
against j. W. Farrell ana the IT, d
Fidelity Guaranty company for the ann,
OF S60itt due on the undertaking on
appeal In the case Tho action was
brought TO recover on o contract Tor
the construction OF certain bulldlne
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-18
LATE LOCALS.

Mrs. John Bergman, Of Eureka, who
underwent an operation at the Holy
Cross hospital on Feb, 10, Is reported as
progressing favorably.
Thomas Il. Kewley formerly OF Eng
land, now Of this city, was admitted to
citizenship today by Judge Armstrong
Of the district court
a monster halibut reached this citv
last evening from Seattle that weighed
~ pounds, and consigned TO a west
First South street house
Secretary Cox Of the Y. NJ c. A. 1q.
uTes on an attendance Of 600 persons M
this evenings association flncflon I'm
lhe gymnasium, and arrangements have
been made for a successful event.
Glen Miller sold yesterday, to A. C..
hatheson "a siX-roomed house ON n
street between Seventh ana Eight
streets for Sl,2jQ also. house ON First
West street, near Tenth South.to James
Mcneil for 81, ZOO
The funeral of the late James Briggs
o. sugar House. viii be held al 10
clock noon tomorrow, ut the ward
iueetInshouso. Tho remains can no
viewed at the family residence No
1871 Ninth East street, from 10 TO II
a. m. tomorrow
The remains Of Private Robort q
Coulson OF q company, Twentv.nintb
Infantry were removed this nornir,,
from Evans morgue to Fort DopRlas
ana were inferred at y. IN, In The iocoi
military cemetery with the usual NOR.
tuary honors, Chaplain Brookmap
conducted the services.
There Is an oyster famine ON ow-
ing Ia the continued Ice embargo along
the Atlantic coast so that the marker
.1st evening and this morning was en-
ulu'y pare however local dealers
WtIa hoping TINS noon, that conslgn-
1i'g'lIs w qua reacn this city, by THIS
evening to supply the Sunday trade.
The Nineteenth ward fair win onon
on wednesday, Feb, ~. and win cnn'
unue FOR three days. Attractjve ~
grams have been arranged by the con,
mltlee for each evening and voting
contest Is ON for the queen Of tbe carne
nlFai' AZ present Miss RUBY pan
worth ls in the lead IN the contest .,ybiob
promises to become very Interesting bo,
fore 70 closes, e'''"s W.
o.. Weekly report OF the board Of health
,9r tho week ending Feb. is. shows al
pltlhs, OF which 70 were males ana "a
females The death REPORT for ~
same period numbered "A, of which If
were males ana . females. During thd
Week there were l3 cases of smallnoy,
cases Of diphtherla: IS coses .,
measles reported to the Office
a Woshngtons birthday entertain
Gieent VIII De given by the gymnasIpn,
G,N,ses and basketball team Of AIi
li"loWs college Selections win ba
rendered By the band ana orchestra my
"eI lhe direction ut Prof. Anton peder-
zen ana other pleasing features Nm
MAKE up an enjoyable program ,rbo
ealierlainment VIII be given on Tuosdav
afternoon, the EAST. owing 10 the fart
thnt ON the day following the colieSe
nasketball will accept "a CHALLENGE ~
sued by "a team from Logan. me
ll.Slds OF the college are cordially ine
NlIhl 10 be present ON Tuesday altar.
noon ANA are promised D. rare trest
by the boys Of All Hallows
The ladies' CaIedonian club Of salt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-18
Inside Nerves |

only one out Of every S has perfect
health. ot tho ~ sick ones, some are bed.
ridden, some are half slck and some are
only dull ana llstlcss Hut most of the
McknQe5 comes from q common cause
me nerves one weak Not the nerves Won
ordinarily think about-not the nerves.
Ihat govern your movements and your
thoughts
hut the ncrycs that, mguIded and nm
known, night and day, keen your henrt
m motion ~Conuol your digestive appare.
noys ''"' N'N
These arc the nerves that wear out and
break down "'''
IL does no good TO treat the alllpp or
GNn-the irregular ht0rt-the dlssrdprad
ll{tr..ihe rchglliOug stomarh-the doreng-
"a MdncyH They are not 90 blame. Rut
Eo BACK 90 the uCrvos that control them
bic. VA '''' "ou'
Thotc Us nothing now about thlE-noth-
lns any physician would dispute But il
Iunained fUr Dr Sh0Up tu applv mis-
knowltdge--to put IL 10 practical use
DR. Shoop'8 Restorative ia ne result I'll
% quarter century VI ,ndtuyor along tbi.
very me. 10 does not dose the organ
or deoaon the u1ln-but q docs 10 at once
10 lhe uorvc-tho inside ncrve--the power
nefNe-and builds it NJ, and strongthens
IL ana makes II well
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-18
DOLLARS WORTH FREE,
CAN ANY AILING ONE REFUSE?

VIII pay outright Tor your first dollar bottle OF DR.
Shops Restorative I ask dcpost-no promise You
uhe no Hsh-you pay nothing, either or later The
dollar bottle Is FREQ those who have not tried INV re,od
want no eierences-no security. The poor have the
mme opportunity as tho rich To ono and all say MERELY
write and ask viii you an order on your drng
efTI ne Eil, eye Eo9 free the ful dollar package
NINE 10 no ordinary remedy Ordinary rpmodoa treat er
toms NY remedy treats the causes that produce tbe sSp
IONS symptom treatment Kent IN forever Xxx,
~ g cause IS mere MY treatment may be stopped as soon
trouble '' w. '"''' ~ "'""SA inc eNu or
mere is no mystcy-no miracle can explain nv tro,t
mtll 10 you oS easily ma tell WIN cold frengss
water ana why heat motifs Ice Nor AZ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-18
PARDONS BOARD
IN SESSION TODAY
Application Of Nick Haworth, Con.
yicted Of Murder Goes Over
For Two Months.
OTHERS HEARD THIS AFTERNOON
Case of Merrill N. Raighn Considered
In Executive Session ~ New
Applications

The state board of pardous met In
regular monthly session today the
members present being Gov cutler
Atty,-Gon. Breeder, chief Justice Bartch
and Justices McCurty and Straup Of the
supreme court, A large number OF new
applications We're presented and the
board also considered all of the cases
ON at the last meeting, AS they were
continued until this meeting, The Nick
Hawortn case was continued for two
months, The new applications for
pardon and Communication are as fol-
lows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-18

Lake city had an omen no.t,,.
nan Feb 10. Refreshments , yo, az theIr
ond All who participated boa served
cellont time. the evening was an eS.
70 listening to AUD ScotcS Yen over
Rotations, etc. The past en- SangS
Agnes Milllgan, was presento3 Mrs
gold pin and Mrs, Mofiat. Mira Wlt1 a
and Mrs. Melton, were each n,9Nvlnul1e,
with O. set OF teaspoons. wt T. s'ehled
highly appreciated by them. Tbo Nv Wsre
for the year 1905 are ne follo,gus olleers
Flora Nelson. honored cbieS MrL
Talharine Sterling FIRST chleftsjn. SSrt
Hannah Moffat, second chieftair'!' Nm.
Christina A. Schulge, secretsry. M,
Agnes Sterling, treasurer. Mr. Mis-
Milligan, chaplain; Mrs. Bmp,, HNgsAes
der conductor, Mrs. Agnes sb.pgI%o,ulnl'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-18
AN ANNUAL CONTEST,

clum discovery For every detail Of nv
WgamSHt s based on truths SO fundamental that none
Gun H,Uy mem, Ana every ingredient of my medicine is
ana o Som az inS hs grows on simply oqlad De truths
reason why. '' '''" s'V '''
But my years Of patient experiment win ayau Won notb
g y9u do not accept my offer For facts and reason md
even heuet VIII not cure Only the remedy cnn do bg
80 noM nave made this OFFER disregard the evidence
lay hAIe lhe tact that mine is the largest medical prpr.
y cV ~ in9 world and come To You A stranger ask
AZ ~ osneNs not one word that say I'm have proven
" lni Nomse oHor To- give outright doUar,s
worm or Dr shoons Restorative. No else has ever
.l huIQ 70 remove possible dOubt
Us e utmost my uubounded confidence can suggest II Ia
less belief '' ' ''f'N''N '''' W my HUlL-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-18
For Kidney Troubles

Ihe Kidneys are tho blood filters. They
are operated solely by the inside nerves
l,hle branch which operates them and reg
WS1,,.ts mem n called the renal plexus.
or iTegulur. The Kidneys became
ttobsta WIN the very poisons they should
throw on. No kidney treatment can clsan
tuem out on cure them and one stage
hldneNs themselves begin 10 break down
ana dissolve There Is only ono wav 10
reach kidney trouhle-that Is through ire
Ilsll9 nerves that control them. which
IA Sne1ps restorative alone strengthens
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-18
For Stomach Troubles

Tho stomach Is controlled by delicate
nerve called the solar pIexus Prlzo light.
ers know that a blow over the stomach
"a solar pleKus bIow-meaus sure
Knockout For this nerve Ia ton times as
sensitive as the pupil of your eye Yet
we solar ploAus i7 only ono OF the cen-
tors or The groat inside nerye.-the power
nerve, To is one Of The master nerves
Iho stomach is its slave Practically AN
stomach trouble h nerve trouble-lnside
nerve trouble solar pleNus trouble Or
Hae nerves -strcnBthon- the solar plexus
-Nul lno Llomacn LLoullo hIannnclra
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-18
Hoods IarsapariHd
and Pills

Remove all humors, overcome all
their effects, strengthen, tone and
inyigorate the whole system.
81 had salt rheum on my hands 30 that
could not work. took Hoods sarsaparills
and II drove out the humor l continued
Its use tlli the sores disappeared" MRS
Ina o. BROWN. Rumford Falls, Me,
Hoods sarsaparllIa promises 70
cure and eeeps the promise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-18
For Heart Trouble

Your Heart beats moro than ten tbous.
and times day And every heart bss,
is an impulse VI the inside ner,o hran.,,
called the cardiac plexus 'Tbe beaT, ~
a muscle. but lt Is The nerve that mako
me muscle do The work An lrreeri,s
% weak heart Is, almost In overy in
slln3e, tne direct result " "a weak or IN
.eFul9r nerN2 irsidc nerve TO cure heart
trouble, restore the nerve TO normal br
ShoopH restorative win restore Inc car.
diae pleNus just as Il restores the solar
pleNus ana the. renal pleNus. For All are
system-the power norves-the master
nerves ''''''NNt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-18
MOTT E.

a. f, ThornberR, the well known car
pet man who has been running the salt
Lake steam Carpet Works has iust
equipped the largest Carpet Cleaning
plant west OF Chicago and is prepared
to do prompt work for old and new Gus.
toners guarantee the finest work or no
pay.
The title OF the new firm will be
Thornberg Steam Carpet Clean'g Works
Sj3-S63 East Ninth South,
Both phones 1905
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-18
I'LL Hun0rS

Are impure matters which the skin,
liver, kidneys and other organs can
not take care Of without help, there Is
such an accumulation Of them.
They litter the whole system.
Pimples, boils, eczema and other
erupions, loss Of appetite, that tired
feeling, bilious turns, fits OF indiges-
ton, dull headaches and many other
troubles are due 70 them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-18
ROBERTS COMPLETE WORKS

Outlines Of Ecclesiastical History"
S.75, $3.50, 1915; 1.-THE Gospel" 80
SIPS. $3.50; New Witness for God"
$3.50, $3.50; Succession in the Presl.
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OF Deity" st0O, 1925 and si75, Deseret
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Utah,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-18
BRAKEMAN KILLED.
s. Il. Toniellfi, Struck by water spout,
Breaks His Neck az Minldoka.
Especial to the News

Pocatello, Ida, Feb, brakeman
8. y. Tonlcllne brakelng under freight
Conductor John McMans was acct.
denmlly killed last night at Mnldoka.
Oh miles west Of this place by being
struck with the water spout Of 2 tank
AZ that place which knocked him OF
the train and broke his neck.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-18
T0DAY'S TEMPERATURE.
YESTERDAYS RECORD.
Stylish Spring Hats.

Our name IN the hat lnsures the buy.
ers Of all that is 70 be expected IN head
wear, style, proportion long wear This
governs In both $500 and $500 grades.
BROWN, TERRY a WOODRUFF co.
Tel 1893, 1876 Main stree.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-18
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnlne Tablets
Druggists refund money II It fails to cure
y. w. Groves signature ls on box. &c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-18
PROF. RORINsON EXPLAINs.

The above letter Of protest was shown
to Prof. Eddie Robinson today lie
said, Il arranged the match with Sato,
who agreed to furnish the Jap, and We
were going IN for 81 600 on the side,
This letter seems to throw cold water
on the proposition. Well, / am perfect
~ willing TO meet any Jap Of nay weight
and size under any rules that allow mo
10 use the catch-as-catch-can method,
They can lock us IN q room, II they
say the jiu-jitsu Is a method of self de-
Tense, and let the one that can walk out
take the purse"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-18

q silver cup or other trophy. This Is
lhe ju-jitsu and It's present status IN
japan.
we wish the public Of Salt Lake
city to recognize II not the profession
Of a prize fighter but weapon beside
Otherwise II Is part Of the national
spirit Of Japan"