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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-01

NICHOLSON. REBEKAH NO. 20.
Nets THE FIRST AND THIRD SATUR-
days OF every month in Oddfdlows' hall,
Evarts, Secretary. S.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-01
RATHBoNE SISTERS.

LINCOLN TEMPLE NO. o, MEETS EVERY
second and fourth Thursday or each month,
at X Z: hall Baker block. Amanda Law.
renee N. E. G.; Mary Turner, II. OF G. r.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-01

FRAT 4.RNAL ORDER or EAGLES-BIS-
over Webs new block on Fourth street
Tuesday might Of each week. Visiting broth.
rem cordially invited. Club room h en,,.
nsction. g: w. WOLBERT, W.P.; nv,
HEALY. w. r. Sec s z = ~ -
connanderi + 3. Pieree, Adjusant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-06
49, SPECIAL EUROPEAN COLUMNS. VA
Foreign Resorts.
H0TELS IN SCOTLAND.
The Howard Hotel

Tariffs of the Hotels and fuIl particulars as to routes:
ma had Mt the European Ofices OF Inc lTlDune.
at Fleet Street London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-06

Ths RENDEZVOUS Of the cream of Lonaon soeisty.
a. well as Of the most distinguished people Iror
ali parts OF the Weird. Choicest cuisine, vines,
and the dalntisst service possible, beautiful nusIa
and FAMOUS GRILL. n. Azema. Msnag,,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-06

huge sign was posted in the car which
read; This Is the car. All stays. The
password is the sky is the limit"
The following named neophytes duly
registered as willing to subscribe TO the
death oath of allegiance and were in
itiated by an impromptu degree team
selected by drawing lots: James ].
Nolan, W. T. McManus, Charles F
Todd, James e. Reilly, r. j. Sexton, d.
]. Murphy II. L. O'Rourke, U. r.
F1aherty, q. F. Burns, @. M. Hanley,
M. Quirk, p. ]. Burke, ]. B. o'Donneli,
Joseph A. Lyon, r. M. Donnelly,
Mathew j. Cummings, Charles r.
Flynn, Mathew Lamb, Francis Nc.
Queeny, E. r. Delaney, Ed Kelly, jr.,
A. r. Shields, John T. Sullivan, william
+. Whalen, Charles A. Webber, Thomas
II. O'Neill, William o'Brien, Rev j. H.
Heffernan, A. ]. Doom, j. II. McNamee,
Hugh McNally, Capt. d. J. Gorman
John j. Hughes, John r. Sullivan, NJ
Alexander and w. +. Casey.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-06
stopped off for visit at Grand Canyon
before proceeding to the coast.
BANQUETS ARE A FEATURE
Isadore DockweiIer Entertains Distin-
guished Visitors at California Club

There will be a banquet during the
coming week. The list was started yes
terday with several in which the prom
inent men of the order and of the state
participated. One Of the most enjoy
able was that given by Isadore Dock
weller in honor Of Supreme Knight
Edward l.. Hern yesterday at the Cali
fornia club. Present as guests were the
following: Acting Governor Alden H.
Anderson, Senator Frank P. Flint, w.
E. Hampton. j. E. McElroy, grand
knight of Oakland; Hugh Hogan of
Oakland and M. C. Marsh of the execu-
tive committee and the host.
At o'clock Supreme Knight Hern
had the supreme council as his guests
at luncheon at the Angelus, where the
business and welfare of the order were
discussed.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-06
at the Lankershim by the San Fran
cisco delegation.
NOTES OF THE KNIGHTLY HOST
Crisp Comment on the Good Fellows
Now In Town

Now In Town
The first stop made by the official
train yesterday morning was at San
Bernardino. where a. large crowd had
gathered to greet the party and well
come them into the state. Many women
were in the party and souvenirs, fruits
and flowers were presented to each in
dividual on the train.
Chairman Scott is natural born
leader He has a knack for taking hold
of emergencies with an iron hand and
Strengthening them out in a jiffy with
League of the Cross band was late
in arriving at the depot and the train
was about to pull out when he rushed
up to the conductor and commanded
him to hold the train until the boys
arrived. The bewildered conductor
hesitated long enough for Mr.. Scott
to get to the despatcher's office and get
an order for holding the train a few
utes late and was hustled on board
and the train proceeded with every
body happy, and delighted because
Chairman Scott was with them.
Rev. Joseph S. Glass. president of
st. Vincent's college, accompanied the
party on the trip to Pomona and as
sisted in extending the welcome which
nearly overwhelmed the official party.
DIR. P. G. Potter accompanied the
reception committee and was one Of
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-06
WONDERFUL "JoPPA" CLUB
How II Came to Be and Who
Did II

How It Came to Be and Who
Did 1t
The occupants of the Pullman sleep
ing car 'Joppa," on the official knights
of Columbus train were all stays Of the
thirtythird degree, without dub in
the bunch there being thirty-four IS
good fellows as ever crossed the divide.
But time began to wear monotonously
along about the second day out of
Boston, and Sunny Jim" REILLY of
plain of gray matter for scheme to
bud into a flower of hope that would
relieve the jarring formalities and
wearisome daily program on the trans
continental trip. Which resulted in the
formation of an organization to he
known as the "Joppa Club" to pro-
vide for the better acquaintance of the
stags on board that particular car and
inject a continuous feeling of goo I
humor and mutual entertainment into
the midst of the lonely bachelors group
en- route for the tropical land of South
ern California"
"And so the "Joppa Club" sprang into
prominence at once, having been duly
organized at Alma, Neb., on last We'd
nesday by the election of these named
as officers to serve for the first year:
James j. Nolan of Jamaica Plain,
Mass, president; DR.. w. T. McMauns,
national physician of the knights of
Columbus of New York, vice president;
James f. REILLY, state deputy for Rhode
Island, of Providence, treasurer;
Charles F. Todd of the Boston Herald,
secretary; Fred J. Sexton, past state
deputy of New Hampshire of Concord,
| assistant secretary.
The objects of the organization, as
stated by the president, are to weld
together the happy spirits Gn the flesh,
not in the bottle) who served terms as
prisoners aboard the "Joppa" during
more permanent and lasting memory
of each other and the joys and sor-
rows of the trip, and to hold annual
reunions in a like manner as the first,
each year.
1t was decided to hold the first busi-
ness meeting, to perfect organization
by the adoption of bylaws, at the
Warwick clubhouse in Warwick, r. l.,
on August II, the occasion Of the
twenty-first birthday anniversary IF
Sunny Jim" REILLY Che does not men
tion how many birthday anniversaries
he has overlooked celebrating), at
which time the thirty-four kindred
spirits and fellow-sufferers will be
entertained at an elaborate clambake.
baseball game between the Boston
knights and the Joppers, a burro race
and other elevating and instructive
games.
After the organization was perfected,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-06

Miss Irene McNulty, are here with
their husband and father from Pitts
burg, Pa. This is their first visit here.
The ladies are inconvenienoed by the
delay of their baggage.
Mrs. Victor Dorr, wife Of State Dep
uty Dorr of Georgia, and Miss Mar
garet Dorr, his sister are at the An
gelus. They are accompanied by Miss
DOWN, all of Augusta, Ga. Also Miss
Carrigan. daughter of Thomas F. Car
rigan, district deputy of Atlanta, Ga.
Shaken Up in Wreck
Mrs. ]. j. Fitzgerald of Louisville.
KY. is at the Angelus with her hus-
band, who is state deputy of Ken
lucky. Mrs. Fitzgerald received a bad
shaking up in a wreck on the way
here, her husband having his nose
broken. These mishaps did not deter
them from completing the trip.
Mrs. Henry Ritter accompanied her
husband from Fort Madison, Iowa.
Other members of the party are Mes
DANES Schroeder, wilkins. Neighbors
Downs, Hesse, Misses Rump, Onstott
and wilkins. They are located at the
Ohio.
Mrs. NJ. Farrell Of Mountain View,
Cal, and husband are at the Hollen-
beck.
Miss NJ. IT. Mcdonald of San Fran
cisco is the guest of Mrs. r. Tracy,
1860 West Washington street.
Misses NJ. and ]. A. O'NeI of San
Francisco are guests at the home Of
A, McNally, 1922 Burlington avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. McGivern of San
Francisco are at the Van Nuys.
Miss May Flanagan of San Fran
cisco. a school teacher at Napa, is a
guest at the Berkeley. Mrs. Daniel
Martin and Miss Mary Richards of the
same place are guest at this hostelry.
Miss Marie Kirwin Of San Fran
cisco, graduate 'O5 University of Call
fornia. is a guest at 920 South Main
street.
Mrs. E. V. Berrien of El Paso. Texas,
accompanied her husband here, where
they are guests at the Portsmouth.
Mrs. William B. Reilly of Washing
ton, d. c., is here with her husband
at the Palms. Miss Mamis Mitchell
accompanies them.
Mrs. c. Powers, aged 73, and daugL-
ter, Miss M. Powers of Sacramento
are stopping at 929 South Main street
Mrs. J. X. Kennedy and brother, J.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-06

Kentucky-James J. Fitzgerald, Lou.
isville; Robert A. Watson, Louisville,
Louisiana-George w. Young, New
MaineSJacob d. Anderson, PASSPORT
John j. Boyle, Portland
Maryland-William II. Gahan, Balti-
more; Edward Il. Clifford, Baltimore
Massachusetts,. G. Peiletier, Bos-
ton; J. II. Cavanagh, Boston, william
J. OBrien, Boston; Thomas j. Kenney
oMf9F MSFens isoT North a. ASsms ASpae fosfV 80 man
Boston; John Z. Sullivan, Fall River
tA,)i William y. Veasy, Westfield (A)
John II. III McNamee,. Cambridge (A2
Michigan-George F. Monaghan, De-
troit; Michael II. Kern, Menominee (A.)
Benjamin f. Quincy, Detroit lA)
| Minnesota-Dr. 70. w. Buckley St
Missouri-John S. Leahy st. Louis;
William b. Teasdale, Kansas City; c.
A. Buddy st. Joseph (Al
| Montana--C 7. Connolly, Butte.
Nebraska--T. ]. Mahoney, Omaha.
New ampshire-Willlam M. Flaher-
ty, Nashua; Fred ,. sexton, Concord
BrSsSb NST 'TseMhm9s W q Magst rencn r Fsy IoRs joins
J. Cone, Jersey city; James A. Burns,
East orange (A.); Thomas f. Macksey'
New Mexlco-o. N Marion, Albu-
New York-D. Il. Lucey, ogdensburg;
r. D Thorne, Brooklyni William J
| falo; Michael A. Downs, williams
bridge; Charles A. Barnes Rochester;
| Frank w. Smith, New York city (A);
Daniel .Sheehan, Elmira (A); Charles
p. Hughes, Poughkeepsie (A); Thomas
IL. O'Neill, Auburn (A)
North Carolina-J. w. Conway, Char
lotte.
North Dakota-C. II. Annheier. Fargo.
Ohio-Peter A. Gavin, Toronto NJ B.
Mccarthy, Toledo; Ray J. Bour, Canton
(A(; John S. Sullivan, Dennison (A.)i
William II. Tobin, Akron (A.)
Oregon--Ben l.. Norden, Portland.
,Pennsylvania@P; II, Lynch, Philadel-
pha harles J. Re,H EiahSyiX wXam Ps%dol96a 6
p. Connolly, Phiiadelphia;- Frank J.
Lanahan, Pittsburg (A); E. j. Morris,
Reading (A); John T. Brew, Erie (A);
j. w. Sweeney st. Marys (A)
ProXince Of Quebec-Joseph a, Mer-
Province of Ontario-Daniel O'Con-
nell Peterboro (A); NJ. ], German,
Rhode Island-James E. Reilly, Prov
Frank M. Donnelly. Providence.
South Carolina-F. 3. Moran, Charles
ton
South Dakota--John A. Bowler, Sioux
Falls.
Tennessee--F. f. Kuhn, Nashville.
Texas-M Murphy, Dallas; e. v. Ber-
rien. FL Paso
.Utah-George Jay Gibson, Salt Lako
Vermont-Florence A. Mccarthy Rut-
Virginia-John C. Hagan, Richmond
D. ]. Callahan. Norfolk.
Washington-Dr. Henry B. Luhn,
Spokane; James ]. German, Spokane.
West Virginia-Dr C. A. Wingerter
Frank L. Gilbert, Madison; John p
Miley, Milwaukee (A.)
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-06
KNIGHTS FAIRLY
OWN CITY NOW
FORMAL WELCOME EXTENDED
THEM LAST NIGHT
CONVENTION MEETS TODAY
Supreme Knight Hearn Arrives With
Much Eelat--Santa Monica
Trip and Huge Thea
ter Party
CONTINUED from Page ThreeI

Continued from Page ThreeJ
briefly on behalf of himself and party,
thanking them for the words of well
come and the expressions Of good will
conveyed on their arrival.
AS soon as the coach OF the local
committees was attached to the official
train the trip was resumed to Los
Angeles, the seventy-five minutes ride
being given up to handshaking, intro
ductions and exchange Of pleasantries
all around.
Supreme Knight Hearn was asked
regarding his trip, and he said:
II have enjoyed the journey from New
Haven very much and have heard
similar expressions from others in our
party. The changing scenes and pam
Drama of sights which we're constantly
passing in view afforded entertainment
for us which permitted of no weariness
or fatigue.
I'VE are glad to be at our journeys
end and note the cordiality with which
we are received by the hospitable
Californians, Of whom we have heard
so much but knew so little.
'T am delighted to meet again so
many of my friends in the order from
all portions of the country. and be-
lieve that the statements made by the
local committee to the effect that this
is to be a record-breaking convention
in point of attendance and enthusiasm
are not overdrawn."
Supreme Knight Hearn is not
stranger to Los Angeles. He was here
three years ago and saw a fiesta, the
recollections of which abide with him.
More than that, at that time he picked
upon Joseph Scott as the man best
qualified to establish the order in Cali
fornia-
"And Joe Scott has filled the bill"
was Mr.. Hearns comment yesterday
afternoon just after his arrival. This
outpouring of welcome has never been
surpassed. l may as we'll tell you that
after Joe Scott spoke to the knights
last year and promised them the best
in the land we expected to see Los An
geles do something handsome-but We
never expected this greeting. Why. 1
am told that there will be nearly ten
thousand people here. That makes the
banner gathering of the order. We
had never gone outside of New Eng
land until we went to Louisville.
"Do you know, aside from this splen-
did welcome, 1 cannot help noticing
how this place has grown since I was
here three years ago. 1 am a pretty
good Californian in my heart now. If
I could arrange my affairs L am sure I
would live here. You cannot foresee
what the next two decades will bring
forth in California. 1 believe that it
will be a period of magnificent growth.
I am going to take a rest and a look
around after the council is through
with it's work. I like the state and it's
possibilities was almost going to say
too WE'LL"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-06
OFFICIAL ROLL OF DELEGATES
Those Who Make Up the Knights
Governing Body


Following is the roster, complete, OF
the national officers and representa-
tives in the national council, knights
OF Columbus. whose first meeting will
be held at the Angelus at II o'clock
today:
National officers
Edward l.. Hearn, supreme knight.
p. l.. McArdle, deputy supreme knight.
Daniel Colwell, national secretary.
p j. Brady, national treasurer
DR.. w. IT. McMannis, national physi-
clan.
j. E. Mcconnell, national advocate.
Rev. p. J. McGivneY national chap
Aiabama-s sterling A. Wood, Birming
ham; John w. o'Neill, Birmingham
California-George A. Connolly, San
Francisco; Joseph Scott, Los Angeles.
Colorado-John H. Reddin, Denver;
Dan b. Carey, Denver.
Connecticut--James Tevlin, New Lon
don; w. j. Neary, Naugatuck; James
T. Glynn, Winstedi Charles III. Flynn,
Derby, John J, Phelan. BrIdgePort
liam M. Geary New Haven c. r. Dris-
coll New Haven; DR. NJ C. OConnor
New Haven; Daniel Colwell, New Ha-
ven
District of Columbia-Francis p.
Sheehy, Washington; William b. Reilly,
j., Florida-W. o. Boutwell,, st. Angus
tine (A.)
Georgia-Victor ]. Dorr, Augusta
NJ j. O'Leary, Savannah.
lllinois-Joseph ]; Thompson, Bloom
ington; p. l.. McArdle, Chicago; Thomas
w. Flynn, Chicago; Thomas r. Dono-
van, Kankakee- (A); John ]. Ryan,
ford (A.); Edmund j. Morrissey. Al
ton (A.)
Indiana - John G. Ewing, Notre
Dame: William II. Kelley, Richmond
(A); John p. Breen. Fort Wayne (A.5
Iowa-William j. Mccullough, DaVen-
port; j. M. McFadden, Dubuque; j. Nj
Lynch, Sioux City (A,)
Kansas IT. J. Coughlin, Topeka;
RtahaEd II IIavdan- Tanska-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-06

FULL PROGRAM FOR
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
WEEK IN LOS ANGELES
TODAY

ponHosl High Mssqng BY Bishop conaty by Arch
choir direction Thomas Fah
Fuhr NJ pastor
For the o p " to Santa M9pa S epe has been
provided by Santa Monica council in the form of Spanish ring ouna
contests
Music Francisco.
%aaona adons ftS2 take
window and benedcon Church the
Theatrical perOmanoeBeiasco heater entire house being
Ezempiacaion o third hall Eighth and Spring
& for the SsqSa % Of n. visiting knights might D. Joseph Scott and
Reception at Cumnock school, p.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE
Excursion to Juan round trip Barbecue free
First train at 1$O Santa Fe station and trains every ten minutes
shadow Of the ruins Rnging of the Angeus bell by old Mission Indian
pioneer Franciscan from San Luis Rey mission Spanish BIT bar
large star Of chefs Athletic sports bronco busting Mexican
the s Gs s 1t esss95 9
gomery Bishop Conay and Bishop oRey of Baker City Ore
@ sn an nd9 limitations Bs RScson @ % M@e a P to-
vocal selections by Miss Lille scnon speeches by members
garden
THURSDAY JUNE 8
Catalina
$3.50 island Music of
Glass gardens Splendid
Free G ] for d qf @ Los % KntS Gn c5 2
bus
hours and me- % band % the
vn s % Of I o ""
Bishop OReily attendance
Richard Dillon knight
Archbishop Montgomery Bishop Conay Bishop ORey John Leahy
of St Louis National Director Joseph Peeter of State
L.
O
Toomey A. Connolly
John of
Angeles limited
but after 10 o'clock the gallery will
ton of of bnqueer Light refreshments gallery
the ladies'
FRIDAY, JUNE
Trip Mount Lowe-Cars Sixth
the
Those staying will be
and Knights of Columbus 230 social
ladies' committee
their ladies be the
leave Fourth and Hill streets at 1880 p. after.
SATURDAY,
at sharp
turning $50 III.
the benefit of those
Modeka ladies.
to
other ecclesascs
Of the band
Hill p
SUNDAY, JUNE
Departure the north.
entertainment all items
for all other visitors official
suggested that all their tickets
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-06

j. Sheeny of Washington, D. c., are at
the Palms.
Miss Frances A. Norden and brother,
p. L. Nordon, territory deputy of Port
land, Ore, and Mrs. j. B. Loughry of
New Haven, Conn, are at the Ange-
lus.
Fillowing are among the San Fran
cisco guests at the Lankershim Mes
danes Coleman, Fennell, Cronnan, Sui
livan, Shea. McFadden, Clark, Harvey,
Lowry, Odea, Kelly, Sheeahan,
OBrien, Sutton. Bokaman, Fem. Holy,
Quinn; Misses Conan, Sullivan, Fen
nell, Butler, Devett, OConntll, Odea,
DisplauX, Rohannan. Carney, Long,
Sullivan, Fogarty, Crawford, Begiue,
Fay and Connell.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-06
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED
Wives, Daughters, Sisters and Sweet
hearts of Knights Like This City

Wives, Daughters, Sisters and Sweet
hearts of Knights Like This City
isn't this just the dearest place and
the incest people you ever saw? Ev-
erybody wants you to have a good
time. and all you have to do IS to be
entertained" exclaimed dainty little
lady accompanying the knights of Co
lumbus yesterday.
The women accompanying the dele
gates are much in evidence and are en-
joylng every bit Of the trip. The Los
Angeles women, world famed for their
beauty will Show true California hos
pitality To their eastern sisters.
The easterners are enthusiastic over
everything. especially the excellent ho-
tel service which has been vouchsafed
them by the care and forethought of
the executive committee.
The committee which met the train
at Pomona yesterday morning won
warm places in the feminine hearts at
the start by presenting little crates"
of oranges inscribed with, Have an or
ange with me-"
Joseph Scott. "our Jo," has made
himself famous for his chaperoning of
the fair members Of the party. He
seems 10 be everywhere, always with
some new amusement or entertainment
in store.
Ladies Are Delighted
Everything is good natured hustle
about the hotels. where the corridors
are filled with beautifully gowned wo-
men. all of whom express nothing but
praise and delight for this earthly par
adlse." The Los Angeles women are
busily preparing for the social events
of the week and the dressmakers are
working overtime.
Mrs. Hugh Hogan and daughter.
Miss May are accompanying their hus-
band and father here. They came
from Oakland and are prominent in
the Catholic charity work. They have
apartments at the Angelus.
Accompanying her husband, Mrs. T.
r. Hogan is at the Angelus. Mrs. Ho-
gan is the president of the Oakland
Catholic Ladies' Aid society and direc-
tor of the Oakland club. Miss Gather
Inc Maher accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
T. p. Hogan.
Mrs. p. j. McNulty and daughter,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-06
RECEPTION TO ARCHBISHOP
Leading Social Event of the Week
Planned for Tonight

One of the leading social events of the
week will be the reception in honor of
Archbishop Montgomery, given this
evening by the Woman's Auxiliary of
the Good Shepherd at Cumnock hall.
Madame Modjeska and Madame Han
cock will receive, assisted by the active
members of the auxiliary.
Another leading social event will be
the reception given tomorrow evening
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-08
They Ask That the Money be
Divided on Basis Of 90 and
40 Per Cent
SIDE BET IS ALSO CALLED OFF
u,,,,er Billy Nolan for Nelson
Agreed to Everything lust to Get
lanes Edward in the Ring

M. ,-L-a.t,to
San Francisco S'P' o.
s,ys today.
-, rf1rmstlon that was authorita-
lively given out late last night, II appears
that ever since w, ~ a-st n,oro ,ten.
,icles of the BrttNoISoh llsnV "0'' ''e'
IA ,,.teaJ OF the contest being WIN
eu' "A ,,,onosition there has been an
neridN''"' ..,,,,i,ats ,,,t ,ho
agreement between lhe p'"'N'p''' "'"' Wv
o-bto,s share OF the receipts should ne
.- bssls of % per cent TO the
d'ld'u ''' -, g., tno Icsor Moro.
winner ana ~ PEI N'"' w ~. 49,
,,,. tnerc ls no side bet of $1,000.
....,. ,,t, ,rttr DtCTATtNG
bNll IlH ~"
.,.o.,r 10 tho statements that have
.i, e., ,he effect that Nolan and
,..t.,r uere ohjcctlng to the referee as
on excuse for running Out Of the
.. .,...,v.. ,hero was NO losers crd
Wa"" ,t.,s Oh, Nolsc, Marty
n lgstatod on p'H'I' "l NV Nv W
chat three days after the HrN'IoS were
,..,.... ,..., ,,,,ro.chcd I'm bcAglf Of
signed N'I'" ""' "rF ~, a.. ,,.t,,r,,.
The Brius VINO clhlmed '""' '"'
.,5 u,,, the fighters share
20 h''.' ''' u.,,..., ~. IN ,,,d A
would have io De- ulNlu'" "' " " "'" "
r,r cent basis or there would pc NO
ferf mo demand was furthel maze lha'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-08
ON THE RACE TRACK.
Grand Circuit Events Miss Adbell Won
iuturitN

Grand Circuit Events Miss Adhcll Won
futurity,
Hartford, Conn. Sept 1.-Charer Oak
Grand Circuit races.
2I2 class. trot three I'm 1--WE purse 81 OV
Harrison wilkes won third fourth and
NTH heats iu 2l2i, 2llA. 2lll Gold
Dust Maid won second heat in 2il4. III
Mlargo won hrst heat IN 4:l@s. Roberta
SwagO Morn and Lady Gan Hamilton
Hartford Futmity. Nl0N. two On three,
pacing. purse z25W-DIvision--Mi Miss Ad-
he'll won two straight heats I'm 2.l3s 2.lo.
Countess az Law, Easter Lily and Bonno-
let also started.
Fumrty uot, division purse. $500. two
m threc-Rou voyage won two straight
heats ln 2l24, 2liA Phantom, silence.
Direct Rose Rel jack Legion and Bon
ME Me also started
Nutmeg stakes, 2li class trot three Boo
nyo purse. 5000 sid Shay won three
straight heats IN 219' 2l1s. 2l2A swift
b. hurley. Alley Helen Norte and Get
away also started.
gI6 class pacing. three In five, purse.
N.W0-S Stein won third fourth and NTH
heats On 2.o9. 2:0s', 2ll's Ben T. won
inst heat IN 2l0i4 Texas Rocker won
second heat u 2.NA Ginger Miss Geor-
Ella. wild Brine lr, Colonel Henry.
Brovnlo and Canenco also started
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-08
PORTLAND
EXCURSIONS
Via Oregon Short Line.

Salt Lake to Portland and return
(dirccO Observation-Disclosures
Salt Lake TO Portland and return
Tone way Via san Francisco. AZ 30
Salt Lake 10 Portland and return
Zone way via Los Angeles) ...... co. 90
Tickets 10 Portland and return, de
rect. on sale daily from May 2ith TO
September Goth. inclusive Tickets
reading one way via San Francisco or
Los Angeles on sale August 80 81. and
September I, 2, g. 4, 9, g. rs, a. 10, "a, %,
90 an tickets good for stopovers. See
cgCuts for further particulars, city
Ticket Oflioe POI Main st