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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-09
()FFE:hsa!yt ri !

I suffered for . long time with bad
case of Catarrh, and took great deal of
medicine without any benefit
had continual headache, my cheeks
had grown purple, my nose was always
stopped up. MY breath had sickening and
disgusting odor, and I coughed necessarily
heard of your S. S. S. and wrote you.
commenced 10 use it, and after taking
several bottles I was cured and have
never since had the slightest sym ptom of
the disease Miss MARvI>. Storm.
Cor. 9TH & Felix SITS, St. Joseph, No.
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Question Settled

recently some one raised The qun<
ton ci whether OF not Mr. F'lovd 4
!iudGios could enter Tie :act. ~ til
legislature. II was suggested ,ha,
Mr. idnu2inS was not eligible becaus,
h" had served as a registrar. In re
Fly tc question from the cau!idat,
AitGrncy General Andersou has rendr,,
@ Z" decision to the effect that as III.
'ivd&ins has resigned the tnicc Of reg
istrar. he is clearly eligible 10 h,
electcc 70 an office in the Nocemhel
e,ellicn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-09
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT.
March Issue of the Magazine is Bright
E and NewSY.

The March issue of the High School
Student, the norn!ar little magazine
published monthly by the High School
Literary Society. come out yesterday
The issue is one OF the best of the
session and is the result Of excellent
work in every department.
There are several especially credit
able poems and articles of fiction and
the news section is bright and read
aD,c
The i-,'D!n:a,l.n carries a good line
OF advertising. we'll arranged and dis
played
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-09
Z Theatrical


The Sultan Of Sulu" will be seen 1T
ne Ncaicnlv CT flusic tonight for the
'lrSl time. This. one q! the musical
anil dramatic events Of tho season. is
not rev I" thcatrc"ocrs. HAY ing played
six months engagement, at Wallack's
Healrc i'll New York. and also had
long rams in Ecsron Chicago AHA Phil.
aCclrhia The words ana lvlics ara
1rcm the faclc zen Of George Ado, IL,
| thor Ct The famous Fables in Slang
and The AUS" IS hy Alfred c. Wntha:l
| professor OF muse rl The Northwestern
| University. the book is particularly
good a'G lea IL critics scv il IS th,.
best that has Seen offered on .hc mn
seal stage slr.r the palmiest days Of
Gilbert an! Sullivan. 1t is writte. in
a keen, satircal vein. anL the hnmor
| is refined AMI delicate. Wathal's mt
sic is Of the light. catchy kind that
pleascs the major portion OF comic or
era lovers. The plot is ono that can br
discovered without the aid CT a ,ces;
IcCpe. and there is Just enough romance
| IN It tn ::;ve it q distinctly pleasing
flavor 1t deals with the social ana
political conditions ioi!owin" tho pur-
| base by the United States of the: little
island OF Jolo or Snlu in the Philip
pines In a series Of witty and whini
steal situations, MIR. Adc shows what
might have happened 4, this exciting
period.
The foreign scl1il Of the play has
afforded the author, the costumer, tho
scene painter and the composer I'M
usual opportunities ard great comic:
opera latitude. OF which they have all
taken full advantage
Owing to the fact that MANI seats
have been laid away and few OF these
called for, Mr. Booker reserves the
! right TO place these back on sale ii
the supply OF tn" remaining seats be
comes exhausted after 4 D. N. today
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-09
Board May Oppose the Proposed
Reduction.
MADE HARD FIGHT LAST YEAR
Ordinance Covering Budget and Levies
to be Considered at Special Session
mo Salary for the Superintendent
Trustees Meet Tonight

The proposed reduction OF FIVE cents
III the school tax levy for the coming
year will probably be the principal
subject for discussion at the regular
meeting Of the board OF school trlls-
tees tonight. The reduction will
cut off just one-tifth of the
boards income from the city for the
year and if it is made there may be
some change in the system
This wear the school levy was 25
cents on one hundred dollars The
ordinance covering the levy for the
! coming year. which will be considered
with the annual budget anu general
levy at special meeting OF the com.
| mon council this week. puts the tax
at 20 cents on one hundred dollars.
| The five cents is taken OF of the
school levy and placed on the genera!
levy, making the general levy 50 cents
| instead OF 90 cents on one hundred
dollars
| Last year an effort was made to cut
! the school levy. but the members of
the board and delegation made such
4 strenuous fight against the step that
1t was Abandoned
In this years budget no appropria-
ton is made for the salary Of the SUI
nerlntcndent OF schools. Heretofore
the superintendent has received 5000
per year from the city in addition to
the 5000 he receives from the State.
The Office of city superintendent is to
De abolished after this year. this city
and Warwick county being put in one
district with one superintendent.
| Several matters of Importance arc
TO DC disposed of at tonisht's meeting
| OF the board.
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WILL LIVE IN NORWAY.
Young Couple Married Yesterday Viii
Leave Country Soon

Miss Florence Corinnc Roberts ana
Nj Fred Kicker were married ycster-
DAY atterrpon at O'Clock at the
brides home. 323 Thirtyfourth street.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
+. a. Shcn!l in the presence of few
relatives and intimate friends.
MI Kicker. who is employed at The
shlpyard. is native of Norway and in
a lev weeks he and his bride will
leave Tor his old home TO live.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-09
NnlahtS Of Maccahces

Mr. X l.. Sullivan. deputy Supreme
commander OF the Virginia knights OF
NC Maccabccs. Will be here mex, tues
gay night to deliver an address before
Newport News Tent. 30. y. at Odd
Fellows nail. corner Of Thirty-second
street and Washington avenue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-09
Stealino co,,#

Eohcrt Harris, a small negro BOY
wa:5 arrested last night ~ Officer
l''sd@es o. warrant sworn ont Nv
l'"tcr1iAo ~. Pct;us, III INC Chesa-
peakc q C,iip railroad. charging him
Win stealth. coal from the Chesapeake
4 Olio yards here.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-09
Creditors checke

Creditors checks are ready Tor de-
livery al the clerks office of the mi
ted States Court. III Norfolk. in til,
case OF +. 0. Adams. a bankrupt, Of
this City.
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"A Clean Slate

All erla C;allatin and her company
and the original production Of III,
Madison Square theatres big comedy
success "a Clean Slate" viii! play mat
inrc and night Saturday. at the Acad.
envy OF Music.
The play comes endorsed as The
smaltost Success of the .ondDn ara.
New York seas on. Alberta C;a!la;:,..
whose magnetic pcrsonalit: and on
VlablG career as chlrn'in. woman
ard great artist is ny TO means a
stranger here. and deserves all th:.
!aerito:irus notices which have PIE.
"cdctl her coming
In sclcctin" This charming rric of
Mrs Tracy -\ubcr:oli--wh cleans kcr
Slate after iler cad Of = husband l,nli :
with another maas Wife. and start
life ever a2:,;n b., mar:,i ing an GA
sweetheart rf her romantic gl;lhn't;
days Miss t.;i!la1n has made wisr
move in Separating herself from Tie
!roh,tm heroine with Il srcc Ni"h nIS1
Tho story is refreshing and rcicirc !
20 by one critic as AN oasis in Il Ira
:!latic desert :
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-09

at in his new play is said TO be the
most notable character study of his
long Greer. The play has it's scenes
lad in France One OF the settings.
showing garden IL front of a cha
teau, is said to be strkingly beautiful.
There are three acts
Miss Grey will be I.cchat's daughter.
Harriet Otis Dcllcnbaugh, his wife, ana
H. Hassard Short, his son Waiter
Hale. George Baclus, Sheridan Block.
Harry 81. Maur ana Robert Payton
Gibbs have important parts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-09
W arried II Norfolk.

Mr.. Robert Mcdaniel am, Miss Al"e
Prince CT This CITY. went TO NorfnlI,
yesterday ana were married. bv Rcv. L
HciiG' Hill. pastor Of ,hc I':,rli Place
Baptist church The couple left on
iheii honeymoon last night Nj. Me.
ianI"l is engaged i'll business IN Ncr;h
Ed.
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Socidl-Persondl


-ars. Richard Henderson OF Nort!:
Carolina. is al tho Warwick hotel with
nor husband. Commander Henderson.
L. S. n.
MF D. : !enas is confined to Iii,
acme On West avenue, BY an attack Of
rheumatism
Nh. 9; s. James is i'll at his homo on
Thirty second street
Mrs. J. W. Bright is confined to her
home with an attack of grip.
Master W. !. Bright, Jr.. is i'll with
grip at his home, 29Ol Huntington
avenue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-09

hose: forty''wo piece dinner sets at
Las'i'S are selling for ouy sJS7 4 sci.
have you scCD tlicm? Z.7-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-09
Don't You FORGET II.

We Rave ali he Best bargains on
i'e market. NELMS. MAKYE. BOY
C.sICN 4 CHAPLIN, Inc, Real Estate
insurance, Rents, Loans ana Invest
mont Bonds. 3i.6t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-09
Wheeling, ". Va, MAY 20. 100

Wheeling, " Va, May 2e, 1908.
I had Nasal Ca,arrh for years for which,
used S. S. S. with very gratifying results.
tried local applications for so1ue time,
and getting 40 permanent relief I came to
the conclusion that the seat Of the trouble
was in tie blood. Knowing S. S. s. to be
a good blood medicine began its use,
and after using it for some little while it
did away entirely with the offensive 1nu-
Gus i'll the nostrils. and did rot have TO
hawk and spit, especially in the morning,
to dislodgc the catarrhal matter.
Ib27 South St. FRED H. PRESsY
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-09

Repairing, artistic painting rubber
tires, hose wagons, patrol wagons, buu-
g'es, drays, vehicles Of al kinds, sizes
or description.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-09

Handsome dinner sets, AZ pieces,
offered for only s5.87 at LASII'S.
27tf
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1921, 3lst ST. Bell Phone 1874

We wish to announce to the
Newport News public that we
arc prepared to do their work
with the greatest despatch in
the manufacture of and re-
pair Of vehicles, all kinds and
sizes II coming to us YOU
save time and have the benefit
OF our many years OF expert
cnce the best materials and
most skilled workmanship, and
these coupled with the lat
est machinery enables lis to
give our full guarantee on all
contracts large or small.
Estimates checrfully fur
nishcd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01

Sp,cIal Correspondence,
- OSTON, juno l0,-ls the musical
~ center Of America moving west
~ Mir Conrlod, director Of the Met.
rOpolitun Opera company Of New
York, lntoly con,endeJ that 30 fer as
attendance At opera ~ concerned san
Francisco N far more enthusiastic
Than Boston, Furthermore, only the
other day II was announced that the
orchestra conducted by Mr. Walter
Damrosch would after a brief outdoor
season IN Now York, 40 10 Chlcago,
whore larger and surcr patronage
would be found Immediately some
loyal Go,hamilcs vet up the cry that
Mr. Damrosch would do well II no
stayed AZ home but 10 this II was ro.
,lled that the Chlcngo engagement was
n guaranteed SUCCESS and that the
Western city stands ready IN support
not only the DnmlOsCh orchestra but
hale dozen other equally nno nrguu.
cations during the summer soasuu,
Again, Nine, tblyo, the lncompar-
able Carmen said upon her return 10
Europe after her last season u this
country that whllc the east has the
hest institutions the west has The best
sentiment, More recently Mime, Media,
the greatest singer the orient has over
vent forth IN charm the world, roe
marked that ON the whole she much
wofcrrcd tour through the United
states to season ~ opera I'm Now
YORK You see. she explained "lt
Il like making new friends ~ 10 ~ u
western city There Nv something pai-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
Fighter Badly Scared,

Eddie Smith the San lrwucisco rof-
cree, tells % very good story uu a pugil-
lNip celebrity who, some llmo ago, ON.
dcayoiod to work or "a rake ON tho
poor innocent nghl rams who cougrp.
gate around the iinRsidc In me burg 0r
OuKlmd, Eddie was selected 10 rcioroo
the bout and prior Ia the commence.
mont OF the contest pumo one Informed
smith thot one Of the participants WAS
Ia receive his quclus In u certain
round,
Everything wont along gWmmluUly
untll the crucial mumuut arrived just
as the two ughlcrs broke from a clinrh
the man who was to no ont wnk Ia Che
door with am awful look ot palm ON hire
yIgnRp, he gWgpod hls hcad.bnalrl
and lhon collapsed, Tho referee tondCr'
~ plptrd him M I'M hH arms, ana IN r.
eutgo whspor Wld ~ You don't net
M nud 0ght you gct no maaumu,'
"Wmrf thutW suddenly cried the
man who was supposed ~ ho lu tNo
land NJ dreams, produced by the knock.
ont WollOp that cnmo from the milt If
hia opponent The shock That the
purso strings would be- closed was 80
great that the pug whose body had boon
M linn that II hung Ike "A wet dish
RAG IN the Referees arms Immediately
nseumod such signs Of life that he was
ON hla feet nshtmg like a demon IN IN
instant,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01

opposing Dcam would ho lpfD gpus v
Wuluulnhmout lNuN team lhlJ Nr.
mp uWlnsl Baltimore That season was
continually con- pins unu ucOdlcH Wuna
duIug what the roulh.w,rH would do
uDNl When the season NdH over Bal
tlu ore had the poumut md baseball
had reached The spionl.nr ppln, tnot n
had never before attained That IA
whore the "hlt ana run originated ana
uUuy other PLAYS that ARE NOW used
sp often that the fact that tnry have
not always been a part of the game
has been forgotten
The game has reached Wrh 70 state
NJ scientific perfection now thut h IN
Impossible 20 fool opposing teams with
the PLAYS which the old Baltimore INK.
RIrgulluu used 10 spring ON their op.
p0uoutH, but baseball ng ID can best bn
played is not lnIFhcd article oven
yet Tho team which has somothiug
up lls sleeve "a suddenly puzzle NV op.
ponCUta sun me- a mllRlu NJ advantage,
Especially the art NJ advancing men ON
hngos Re open to Improvements and the
tenn that ram I'm u pinch execute "a
Vollpluuned play imt ~ unexpected
by lls opponents ia likely Ia win many
u close game,
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also oes,yod the Dane, declares that
he, too, " anxious to appear ns tho
hnmp.baokod monarch, Tree has pluy-
cd the part already ana probably
would want 10 be IN the swim, nnd 80
the thing might so ON until eventually
lhero were ms many Richards M thoro
were lilohmonds I'm the Held"
MaN Bccrhohm has been protesting
AGAINST tho stage American AZ known
To- me British public, upropos Of Lewis
Wnllor's recent appearance aY "lluW-
lhorno H. y, A." Says Max "a ull.
rulous stock llguro has for many Year,
done duty on the English Stage FOR
American men always blatant uMnya
cool always rosourroul always ready
with ircndlul munim0nlH I'M the mans
ner Of Max Adelcr Thirty Years ago,
before the development of steamship
navigation II was natural enough mat
English payWrghls should bo conlont
win this ngurr. llul nowadays, when
London, throughout every summer W
overlooking Win real Americans lF ,cr.
lnlnly does scom strange that our play.
NriRhls can rive us nothing better than
lhls one old battered smuMcwm
CURTIS Drown,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01

ware YOU, now, who had elnned," she
shys TO her daughter, there could be
M forgiveness The only course FOR
such "A woman II ~ follow her lover
"Don't YOU agree win me- she asks
parlny and ho replies Absolutely
From that moment the man IL iron ana
inc curtain falls upon n situation which
noihIng can remedy At the 81 James
GcorRo Alexander N tho Dorlay lie
plycs n capable performance, while
'hose who saw tho French production
declare that Madame Lo Rnrgys por'
,rnynl Of the wife II oven moro impress
siyG than that ~ Mile, Branaoe, by
,hom the part was created, 'fho Man
of tho Moment viii furnish some
American players Win uncommon op'
poriunitlos,
"A IN lust possible that London now
slowly recovering from the offoct Of y
"llamlct epidemic, may ere long be
facc "a face with one Of Richard ILL.,"
when irving the younger who started
,ho ollamloi' boom ended hlH season
Al tho Adolphh recently, NJ announced
mat his next Shakospoaroan venture
probably would be a revival OF "l,Ichs
nrln And now Martin Harvey who
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
lu,nnnonu unronuunnt
All BASEBALL TRiCkS Arr ON
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Observation-Disclosures

Tho fact chat no old trapped barr
play worked 900 won Iguusr the Giants
hast week Hg reminder Of the fUot chat
almost cycry TRICK which be- successfully
played In modern bJ1oblll has boon
handed down from the time when bu8o.
bah began lbs evolution from n simple
sport INTO a science, How many ne"
Tricks and combinations have been
worried ont dmug the past Two scu'
sons Just one thel has proved Of any
WouhtIho "uuccao' play ana that IN
simply the poricrDlug ~ on old ldca
" hen the old Baltimore club hrsl be-.
guu IN have championship aspirations
lho whole mOoli moved ~ a house u.nr
the grounds hy'y uighl lhcy would
mlN over me days game ma some
play thnt could hn improved or invent
Il now one lo ulr II place. Then the
mtVt day they would be- ul the diamond
uIy W the murUlnE tu practise ana
pufcDt their dcnN Cor the afternoons
puN when the game presented nm op'
rbWully tU work lhc uoN utk n
would BE- done 300 smoothly mat the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
VIII Take Place at the Sal,
Palace On Next Monday
Evening
BETWEEN BARRY AND SCHRECK.
Contest viii he for the Light Heavy.
weight Championship Of the World
Coed Chance for Winner

What Manager willard Bean an.
nounros os the last boxing contest OF
the. season VIII take place next Nom
day night July B. at the Salt Palace
aroma botVcon Dave Barry Of san
Francisco and Mlko sybro,k o.; Cncln.
natl o,
This oonlcs, rs regarded by tine sport.
ing fraternity is being one OF impor.
lance u Win Dec Tor the Eight heavy.
"oIgh' championship OF the world. A
lItllo over ,brco years opo this title was
Mold hN JuclI Roo. f. was won from
Root by George Gardner IN lholr mem.
ornblc battle at tho SAT- Palace. card.
uor lost the tlNc 10 Fll2smmons. Ruby
Nohwl Hia matched 10 Hgh, Sameck
i1r 'ho FlWo, but he Werhod ont ~
Nr contest AMI Nln1gnr lloRan Al
once lill claim lu the ttln f0l' sehrook
FdNmINdod rIhgH'H's agree that the
pu'nhmun H rUIIlrd u the pugllI,ilo
honor Now ho lg 10 defend ii ngnIust
pave Barry, q llVhl heavyweight Who
Us regarded uF being one uf tho tough.
CT pugllIt,Ir NUTS 90 crack
TnH HolFhl ugrocl upon Is lGS hounds
ilnssilr. hul neither man win weigh
indt much There VIII not be moro
ihau a pounds difference M their
NoIghI neither man goug over lG6
pounds. The contest is 10 be uralghi
Marquis of Quccnsbury rules M
rounds 10 decision II IN likely that
willard Bom viii referee me contssl
bean hus arraugtd two proimnarlts
which ho says VIII please the IAN.
greatly The advance sale " seats I'm.
diralcs % biz crowd VIII be on hand 10
Witness the contest
Tho winner ~ the bout VIII, IN All
probability ho matched 10 nghl the
winner N lhc Root'llart light ~ Reno.
This Will be- n heavyweight battle, and
VIII most likely take place ON the coast
Nilly Hogan, schrocKs manager, dc.
ylmos cmpmtlc1lly that he Wlll mar
give fil2tlmmOns rost untll Rob
either Nights Srhrcok on admits 10 the
world that he IN AFRAID Of tho hard M.
ling Dutohmun
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
lIOr.. Races at Agricultural Park
Race Track on july
Fourth
INTEREST IN the BIC MEET.
Which VIII BcsIu 90 July 'llh--Ten'
MS Tourney This Afternoon -- Salt
Lake Bah Club Sued

prohnhly the largest crowd Of horso
rice IAN, that has attended turf events
fl this city during tho Inst 10 yonls'
Wlll be- IN hand Al Agricultural park ON
the Fourth Of july Manager W, r.
tones haa arranged an oyccllcn, proc
gwn Tor that date. II WIN consist Of
harness and running cvonis, and tho
lulacs offered WIN reach the Sl90O
iunrk some Of the fastest horses M the
iU,cmounniu romlry VIII surely be
lJpc 10 participate In the races ON that
date and they win likely romam mere
for the biz Western circuit meet WhlvO
WlU begin ON July e. This meet Viii
~ Of six days duration, ana u snWl
fortune wnl De oGonl for the ovco'a
during hat time, Local horscmon ave
WWlIy Interested IN the meet lor Iho
Fourth, specially In lhp Upr.lorulL IN
tmt event the best animals M lhW
part of he country VIII be 'nlolod, Huy
ihu race IL sure 10 be- closely contested
AWha ", and Laura spur are expected
81 put ny the bis ilghl for lrrl place
The Mt'rrluh doubles handicap loOl'
lNmonl IN tennis w on this afternoon
M the Miller courts TN, imuN VIII h'
nnNod ON July Fourth ana the Ili"'
iroWtou association hnN ollolr0
handsome Gun az "A prize ion the Nlu'
llng team. rho names uf the cluOH
That play this afternoon are as loIloN'.
Miller club DnW0odcy ana EdW1lda,
East SIdo club, Raymond ana Smlln,
phIrd South club, llemphlll ana Dloin'
-, Country club, Thompson Hul loN'
lur, u street club, liohorls brothers,
There was some trouble w handl.
topping the tonm, rhoy wore divided
ito classes, and class \ " the scratch
team, II street lolm uM'g A. lHtl
tldo Country ana Miller clubs, CLASP
u Thitd south cub, clnsn g,
Raymond ana Smith and the Roberts
molholB are lho nrM 10 noct II Wlll
tuRe place nj o'clock this afternoon
,ho lohma reporting 1T 2lb o'clock at
the Miller courts, Tho best of three
ndvHutOgo sets shall win match oN.
iipl IN the linnls, whom the best OF I'VE
nd'hn,ago sets shall be neconbaly to
decide
\ moro interesting combination from
he drawings lo give a good start could
hardly he hoped Tor than that i'm the
INST round between the Roberts broth.
YRS ana Raymond ana smith
II seems Hike the troubles Of the Salt
,Nhc baseball club, formerly of the
laclhc National lelguo, win never end,
Iho NOll Lake club nlod Huii against
he Spokane club for certain munoy al.
oRcd 10 he duo the local organization,
'nrdly has the echo Of the suit died
hNaN when word comoH that SPOKANE
lnd lloiac have Joined combination IN
Eot hold " the q GOO forfeit placed IN
Walkers bank by ,ht homo cub,
hon,pg are iho whole matter viii be
lhIoshed out IN tho courla before II ID
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01

n dog trying 10 kctch n lIcc on his tale,
Ounctl soon a whurl wind, which NJ
u baby tornado rho wind comes down
m Il lunncI which looks IKE a corncy
copy u coruy COPY stands for lloniN
ana yuu gul d plenty in o tornado,
the tornado fIikos the average man
uN AN cyil Ilt ls worse than a slclpno
whom You arr u Nrluuc coming iusl say
~ amt ruiu none, loln't nuihln' but
% urluno bul when You see "a tornado
Coming .ly an ypu' remember NJ the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
KRAMER vs., LAWSON,
Mnnngef llcnRren Figuring on Brlnging
Famous Rider note,

N Manager Harry lloORron " the
Wucor track ig able tp carry uui hlS
plans hr win Evo local lovers of the
bicycle wOIng Rmo one OF The rlrpu
treats they over had, In tact, mo VIII
Elyo the mont impurtOn, moot over holi
IN N1lt luko.
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tom of mlnghg Frank hNmor the
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urulnat lvor Lawson, Thuso two mon
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today and they should put UP 10 Wons
derflly faat race Lawson has rhnl
lonVoi the world, and Kramer has uc'
copied tho dofh FOR a rnCo for $4,000 u
pllu.
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Lake " llcagren can p0balbly brIng II
here, and lao thinks ho ealL In add.