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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
TRoTTING CONGRESS BUSY.
Adopt New Rule Regarding Drivers
and Elect Officers.

NEW YORK. Feb. 15.-rhs National Trot.
thB association at It's twenty third biennial
congress, held todpy, made many important
changes In It's rules TO govern the trotting TURF
Tor the coming year. The adoption OF a now
rulo TO prevent drivers or riders from reeorting
TO tho use OF tho watch whilo in a race led Ia
an animated discussion. but was finally adopted
by vote OF twenty-four to six
Another new rule in regard TO drivers md
riders which WIS adopted. was as follows: "A
driver or rider cannot he expelled from the Ma
tional trottlng association for the non payment
except where he Is the nomnator or owner OF
tho horse "
on the recommendation Of the rules commit
zee r Fulc was adopted allowing any circuit or
tracks OF nvo or moro members 10 have lis ou-,
Dourd OF stewards
The following officers were elected: p p
Johnston Of Lexington. Ky, president. Morgan
G. Bulkcley OF Hartford, Conn. arst Vice
president; n. l.. Smith OF San Francisco sec
oHd vice co-prcsldent
district, y. D. Spreckes. John c. Kirkpatrick
and ], 2, Held. all OF San Francisco
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
TARO AND GROVES ARE
ANXIOUS FOR A co
Post Forfeit With The Tribune
for a Twenty-ROund
Contest.

There is a chance that the lovers ~ this pu-
silistic art viii have chance 10 witness n
raitlinS good contest soon a. Klein Grove :
md Ell Taro can arrango n spot 10 como to
gcther Tor a twenty-round 20.
Both nre well known TO tho night fans Of Snlt
Lake, having put up clever exhibitions In pre-
lmnarles to the boxing contests pulled or al
the saucer track last summer
Both have good backing and at meeting OF
tho promoters or the proposition Tony Arnold
and j. &. WecSsonth, at Tho Tribune yes
tcrday. forfeit OF 500 Was put up to bind
mo match With tho understanding that SE0
VIII also bo deposited by each man when tho
time and place OF the match is decided on
This VIII 20 side bet, tho men to weigh
In nt 1S5 pounds rlngslGe. with the receipts 20
bc divided Is pcr cent 10 the winner and .
per cent TO the loser
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
SENATOR'S FIGHT RATE BILL
Factions Have Abandoned All
Thought os a COMPROMISE.

WASHINGTON Fob. 15-In tho senate
Committee Interstate Commerce the line
between tho faction which advocates the Pos
sage of tho House bin and tho faction con
tending for the court review feature has been
drawn so tRut that all thought OF compromise
has been abandoned. All conferences today
were between Senators thoroughly harmonlzed
or In position Tor one position or the other.
and have been for tho purposs OF lining up
Tor o paHsGge at arms. Nearly n hundred
amendments 10 the House bill pending
before the committee and nearly n score OF
these hear on the judicial review OF orders
made by the Interstate Commerce commission.
II many or thse amendments sro contended for
with stubbornness a vote on the bill Itself
may be delayed FOR several DAYS. despite the
agreement In committee that vote sholl hc
taken Friday. II Ia not improbable that both
factions may he willing 70 transfer the CON
test 10 the foor OF tho Senate and that no
T-tn h., haH In ba
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
New Orleans City Park Results.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb l5-City Park re-
suits First race, 2-ycur-olds. selling. half
mllc-Judgo Treen won. Belle OF The Boy sec
ond, Black Flag third. Time 81 Is seconds.
Second race. seven furlonGs-Nonic Lucille
won. Ramo second, Anna Day third. Time,
80 20
Third race. 1vo and n half furIongs. haudI-
cop-Monot won, Crccl second, Bluchcr third.
Time 1.l0 2-5.
Fourth race mc-Littc james won, Bill
Carter second. Happy Jack third Time, las.
Fifth race, six furlongs. selling-Modred
won. TichlminEo second, Gouzc third. Timo,
LII.
Sixth race, nvc furlongs selling-ook Grove
won Miss Lingard second, Lady Charado
third. Time, 1904 3-5
Seventh race. five and n half furlongs-Gcn-
ton won. Spcndthrift Helen second. Prince Of
Plesg third. Time. 1.ll tx
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
WEATHER REPORT

Weather for today-Local rain or snow
and colder.
Yesterdays report at the local Office Of
the weather bureau.
Maximum temperature AZ deg: minimum
temperature, % deg. mean temperature
IL deg, which is deg. above the normal
Accumulated deficiency of tempera ture
since the first Of the month. 2S degrees.
Accumulated deficiency of Temperature
since January /. II degrees
Total precipitation from D. m to 6
p. m, "a inch.
Accumulated deficiency of precipitation
SINCE the nrst or inc month, q inch.
Accumulated deficiency OF precipitation
since January l. "a inch
Relative humidity at p. m, 50 per cent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
O'KEEFE HAS BAII
Will Box Kid Parker at y
morrow Nigh

Jack O'Kcefe Of Cheago L.
Denver are booked 10 nix II uf|
tomorrow night. aec07dtzs
brought down from that szT
who blew into the city yes;Es
10 Denver. Adams Taf brs I
fought Jimmy Gardner a, ~
and states that the fc7Usf ~
manager. Sig Hart and rs
n new promoter Ollie l4aa
charge OF the affairs q ~ g
pulator from the Windy pv.
Tho boxing game Looks spod
OF the country and 0Brtie p
with Eddie quinn. The EAhf1
Kano club. owing to his eoc'
cert battles
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
Mare Closely Guarded.

Il went 10 the stall where the mare had
been takcn Immediately nfter the nrst heal
She was closely guarded by a special ofloer
and Murray Howe. who was at that tImo the
personal representative OF Mr. Billings al
rected mo TO treat the marc for tho thuInps
| examined her and found nothing wrong with
the mare moro than some nervousness such as
any horse would chow after coming out OF n
hard race. Mr.. Howe insisted that the mnre
should be treated for the thumps' ana of
course II Is commonly known that belIndonna
Ia the drug used In such cnses II ia also
common knowledge that such a drug will
1eadcn any animal and Kill speed There
lore acting undcr orders, L administered an
abnormal dose OF tho drug which was sur
hcient 10 XIII the speed OF the strongest ana
fastest horse In the world for the time being
Under these circumstances It was Impossible
tor Lou Dillon To win the Memphis cup
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
SPRIHTER DUFFY IS
AFTER OLD RECORDS
Has Papers Served on Secretary
Sullivan of the Amateur
Athletic Union.

NEW YORK Feb. 15.-Through his attor-
ney' Arthur F Duny. holder OF tho world q
amateur sprinting records, served papers yes
terdsy on j. L sullivan, secretary and treas
Wcr oil ne Amateur Athletic union, TO show
cauNo why an order should not he made 10 en-
JON the union from refusing TO give Duny
credit In tho official records OF the union Ion,
the running records established hy him and
why they should not be enjolncd from oNpung-
ing the Aaid records from the official records OF
lhe Amntgur Athletic union. Tho case VIII
como up February 81 Tho action in question
Follows the eNpunging OF Duny's records from
INC ohclal athletic almanac. Of which Ar
Sullivan Is editor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16

North Sanpote county 10 esuo
nit drive m Friday. he FQA
VIII take place betgcsh ~
Spring City Evcryboly & ,.
female. old and Young. Ies 4
wiz closc with tho regYlNIs
+ NJ Longlcy rctu-n1l th5
YER Colo, where be has 4
months.
Superintendent p. X Inss 4
ephona company vas iuYteslzy
this city tho Arst par ot " Z
Attorney J. W. Cherry i =
business
The local Woodmcn arr I'D,
% giv" Head Consul BJas 4 I
VIXEN he visits us on tie il 4
The North SanDete bszk 4
doing business Tor about IA l
very satisfactory buslnesA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
COLOH|ST RATES
NOW EFFECTIVE
Great Preparations Being Made
for the Handling of the
Traffic.
THOUSANDS TO GO
TO CALIFORNIA
Railroads Have Ordered Extra
Equipment to Cope With
Increased Travel.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Feb. l5.-Thc railroads
reaching southern CoIIforna have medo grcnt
preparations for handling tho colonist traffic
which begins tomorrow from all Eastern CEN
tors, when the reduced onc-way rates go into
effect. fare OF from $22 10 ssS being offered
from all central points. including Chicago. St
Louis and New Orleans. This rate VIII be in
effect from February 10 TO April !. within q
fortnight there VIII have started for Los An
gcles fewer than 20 900 persons. according
TO estimates OF tho three railroads entering
of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
Sworn Statement by Fehr.

In his sworn statement Fchr says: ''At tho
time OF the trotJing meeting ut Mem
phs, when the celebrated race between MnI
Dclmar. belonging TO r. L. Smathers and
Lot Dhfon.3 the property OF C k C. Billings
was tTotted j WAS employed In the position OF
official veterinarian OF tho association and
wnS also In the employ OF c. X c. Billings
After tho hrst heat between Mai DeImnr
md Lou Dillon was trotted was summoned
by Murray Howe In great hurry. MT Howe
seemed excited and the first thing he saId
TO me was that Lou Dillon had an attack of
tho 'thumps. or what we technically term in
the profession spasmodic contraction OF the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
Chinese at Yale.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Feb. 1s-Pres,-
dent Hadley today announced that Yale
has decided to offer scholarships CARVING
Tree tuition TO two Chinese. also that in
offered TO as many az ten Chinese. who
may be recommended by the oducat ational
authorities Of China This offer, II is un-
deretood may be made permanent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
Here Are Results.

Here Are Results.
F1rs, race, six furlongs-oronte. ll2. "
smith IL to s. Won: Golden Sunrise liz. True
bel 10 !, second; swift Queen, loT, Herbert
soze Ely. Jerry Hunt. Watcrspout. Robcr
Mitchell and Foxy Grandpa also ran.
Second race. six furlongs-shady Lad 1c9
second; Sol Lchtcnstoin. loo, Mindcr, S to l.
ihlrd Time l:lSN. Tho Roprobato. Mogrcgor
Albemarle. The Captain, Edrodun Sacrcdus
Hy Order HlpPonax and Emma Rcubold alsl
:au.
Third race milo and hfty yards-Abc Meyer,
Knapp. To 10. second, queen Rec, 100.
wright. II to l, third. limo l;i6A Rotrou
i. K F. Lovey Mary Pentagon. SCyou. Iron
Watson md May Thorn also nan
Fourth race. milo and an cishth-komoka,
~ ~ slm.PTp Knapp ~ : 10 l. won May Holloday io5'
b. Wash. IL 10 S. third. limo 1855 GIcnar-
Won. Harhor Dusty Miller. Adirondack.
lsnsford James and Lonc Wolf also ran
Fifth roce. seven rurlongs-Ralbert lOS r.
Walsh. 10 5, won. Ed Iilburn, l07. Graham.
. TO 2 second; Major Ienny lol w; Smith.
III TO ,, third. Time l:25L. Wenrick, Max
,ress. Box Elder. WartlmeS. Ducllst and Do
Clark. II TO ;. won; Military Man, ltO. Knapp
10 to second; Nova Lee, lN c. Miller. to
:, third limo 1lt%. salable. Judge. Celcres
ond Lord Nelson also ran.
Fridays Oakland Entries
First race. four furlonss-Mrs Frank New
burEh loT. Yankee Jim IO7, KoGo lo7. AlIaric
no Elmdale no. Como lilo. Duko OF Orleans
10.
Second race. seven furlonGs-Orontc llO.
Chestnut ITO. Haven Run 107. Or. Sherman lO7
Bird OF Passage 1o7. BountfuI 1o7 Mat Ho-
gan lo7 Bose Eley lo7. May Holiday los.
Mattress ms. Lady Kent JOS. Birdie P. los
Third race, mile md nifty yarde-Cardinal
sarto loI, Albert Enrish, lo5 Dundrcary lo7
Mr.. Faraum 107. Or. Shorb lo7. Beckthorn
10, Chief Bush 10 Baker 10, Modicum llO
Gnnelo l6, Jolly Witch JOS, War Times los
lros los. Chaolis 100
Fourth race mile-Tho Lady Rchesla lo7.
Critical lo7. Tam o 'Shanter lo7. wnrte Nicht
lo-. Dixie Lad 10 Florence Fonso rs Pres
tano l03. Ralph Young liz.
Fifth race. six ADMINISTRATIONS 1o9.
Duellst 100. Pelham 100. Dandie Belle iO7
Entire Nous i07 Laura F NJ io7 Yo san lOI'
Sixth race. six md half furlones-Sca Lad
loS. Sullctta les, Tenordale 100 Hammcrawsy
lio. Bcloman l07.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
Effusion by Railroad Poet

one or tho boys In local railroad Office 1,
responsible for this cfusion He makes nro
iuSo apologies 10 the author OF ''Fvervhodv
works But Father" whoever he may be:
h'eryHo6y works In Utah to pay tho tIthlogs
rig. '' ="
Mother takes in washing TO keep this bic ala
stlr 'e o'p
Everybody works in ITtnb hut Io. -
SrpIt "So'Pn r e
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
The "Bottomless Lake -

j. U. Haley, general freight and passenv,r
agent and Duane L. Bliss. Jr.. manager OF tho
pany. arrived in tho city yesterday on tbn,
way 70 Denver. They ere on a vacation ani
never omit nm opportunity of sounding tba
praises OF the bottomless lake" and Ita snr
rounding beauties Tho lake season does No,
begin until May Is and continues until Oc,ohsr
Southern Pacific at Tuickea ~ 'ho
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
Investigation Coming Up.

President Johnstono advised c X @ BIZ
llngs- owner and driver OF Lou Dillon In tho
race In which IT IL alleged tho marc was
'doped.' OF Mr., Smathcrs's action. An inter
View between Nfr Billings and President John
stone followed, In which the former promised
that Murray Howe would file request at
once Tor an investigation. This was done and
In it Howe charges that Mr., Smnthcrs wGs
guilty OF conspiracy 10 accomplish the defeat
OF Lou Dilion In tho race Tor the Memphis
gold cup I'm 1904 by doping hor
Secretary Gochcr OF the National TrottIng
association left for Hartford with Mr Smath-
crs's letter. Last night President Johnstono
Forwarded Murray Uowcs charges to Socrc-
tary 8ocher. with Instructions TO begin at once
on investigation OF tho tacts
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
Extra Equipment Ordered.

The Santa Fc has ordered from forty TO nifty
extra cars To be used during tho first two
weeks, with more orders expected daily. An
these arc in addition 10 the regular equip
mont. which is able to handle many more
persons than during the ordinary traffic, The
Salt Lake road mas received advIccs 10 double
ita regular complement ot cars on Its three
principal feeder lines from tho East. thus
providing facilities for handling SnO to 60
persons during the first few days OF traffic.
The southern Pacific expects to carry be-
tween 1900 md 50, 90 persons. the Santa Fe
between 1900 and 1900 and the Salt Lake
more than IL 600
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
TUNNEL UNDER SEATTLE.
Union Pacific and Canadian Pacific
to Build One

SEATTLE, Wash. Feb. I.--opsrutinR to-
gether the Union Pocinc and Canadian tSacIno
WIZ build a tunnel under Seattle pnrallellnc
the dig bore OF the Hill roads which viii
De formally opened some time this spring In
tho interests Of the Canadian Pacific James
Moore VIII apply next week for fran
chlsc for electric road from Seattle 70
vancouver The Union Pacnc under the
hamc OF the Washington Northern railroad
asked Tor franchise entering tho city from
the south last night. Tho two lines VIII CO.
operate In nght against tho Hi systems
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
UNION PACIFIC DIVIDEND
Three Per Cent Declared on COM
pany's Common Stock.

NEW YORK, Feb. 15-The directors of tho
Union Paclnc railroad tooay declared a semi
annunl dividend OF per cent on the com
Pany common stock. This is an Increase OF
hall OF ono per cent as compared With the
iast ecTnl-annual declaration. Ths regular
semi annual dividend OF ner cent no "a
clarcd the preferred stock W w
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
CONGESTION IS REMOVED.
Freight Traffic on Rio Grande Nov
ing With Facility.

Tho congestcd condition Of the freight vard,
on the Rio 6rande Western between this r.oint
ano Grand Junction is now virtually removed
mis- condition has existed for some time ana
much Inconvenience has been caused The
ADDITION 10 tho motive power depa rtment OF
S,H S i0tOuopNes' on loan from tho Denver a.
Rio Grpnde. has contributed much IN Iho 70
I.t or this condition and tranlc ls now being
carried on with greater facility
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
Fire on Ship Controlled

HONOLULU. Feb. 16.-water Is now
being pumped only at intervals into the
hold OF the steamer Texan. whose cargo
took FIRE the other day while the vessel
was lying at her dock. II Ia now be-
lieyed that the fire is under safe control
and the agents OF the vessel say that
they expect that all her lime viii be
slaked tomorrow, and that they will then
be able TO discharge her cargo They
think tho hull OF the vessel is not dam
AGED
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
o. S. L. Making Preparations.

The oregon Short Line, Union Pncihc and
southern Pacific arc also making prepare tione
TO handle the traffic. That the volume OF
business viii bc immense there is no gain
saying Last year some 20 coo colonists passed
through IN" ogden gateway and II Ia con
hdently expected that this number VIII he
far exceeded this year
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
Preparations In Salt Lake.

During the existence OF the colonis, rates
the Rio Grande expects TO handle some % 600
persons from tho East bound for the West
and Northwest and preparations are being
made accordingly. Extra have been for
uarded and thrco extra through tourist cars
have been commissioned routed from Denver
TO Los Angeles over tho Gould and Clark
adj
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
The Spring Hats

VIII be on sale Saturday. February
II. Such an assortment OF STYLES we
have never before shown I'm S. and SO
qualities.
Sole agents Dunlap hats.
BROWN, TERRY SS WOODRUFF CO
Tel. 1873 l66 Main 81
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
Editors Have Arrived

Tho members OF tho Montana Press ass.,-
ton have arrived safely In Los Angeles 80
heated discussion en- route ns to s.hao,'.ts, 20,
characters" Kenneth c. Kerr. who noronnsI
nicd them as far as san Bernardino rctnrpeI
10 tho city Wednesday morning 'i'ed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16

bility, irritability, pe,z,,..
leSsness, melancholy, ~
'want-to- be -left-alone
and hopelessness, tbev ,s.
bTr there is one tried s,d,I
Lydia K. Pinkham's ~
pound at once removes ~,
No other female nsdJ.
world has received snsI
and unqualified endorseu,,..|
The needless sufferipyJr1
diseases peculiar to their ~
to see. The money whIcb 4
doctors who do not helm
enormous waste. The "a
and the money is savedE
Pinkham's Vegetable Co.
1t is well for women vb,|
write Mrs. Pinkham. al n
The present Mrs. Piu.h,
daughter-in-law Of lydia 4
her assistant for many yes,|
deceasc, and for tweut1.
since her advice has been
to sick women. In her s.,
ence, which covers mari
has probably had to dsdr
OF cases inst like youn
is strictly confidential.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
An Oasis of the Desert

j. A. Mckay. formerly clerk and on.-,,.- ,-
the city otflco of tho Salt Lako Route 1. nou
agent at Carp Nov. Agent Mckay ooounIns
a a hlco building and lacking company, no he .
Improved his tlmo by beautifying tho sto,,an
grounds by planting native cacti and palms
until now IL Is ono OF the cases Of the desc,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
GAVE LOU DILLON BELLADoNNA
Sensation Sprung by Affidavit Man
Regarding Gold Cup Race.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. ia sensational
offIdaNit was made here today in connection
with the race at Memphis between MAJ Dol
mar and Lou Dillon. The onldsvt is sworn
TO by A II. Fehr. n veterinary surgeon who
claims no was the official veterinarian OF the
Memphis Racing association ut tho time the
horses eontested for tho 5000 gold cup.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
$1,000 BUYS A NEW HOME,

See Addison Gains ad under Real
Estate for Sale. He builds five each
month: your own plan, brick or frame
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
Wreck on Park Branch

slight wreck on tho Park City branch .,
INC Klo Sronde occurred yesterday, bur no
Tho evening train from tho Park Mas Az
loyed about three hours. arriving hero ahon,
$50. ''o aoout
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
A New Arrangement.

The Salt Lake Route win sell tickets from,
salt Lake direct to San Francisco. con-
necton VIII he made with tho Santa Fe at
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
Trying to Corral Votes.

n outward appearances may be believed in
tho face Of the manlpulntions to cornor votes
the Hepburn hill cannct be taken TO tho COM
mlttee by majority. This Ia not conceded
by Senators DolliveT and Clapp although they
admitted tonight that they have not q ma
Jority OF the committee votes corralcd for the
Housp bill In It's present form.
They asserted. however. that they viii not
accept an amendment OF any character spa
cincally providing for judicial review Of tho
orders Of the commission and that they viii
bring out minority report IL a majority OF
tho committee cannot be secUred.
ON tho other hand Senators Aldrich For
aker ElkinS, E"an and Crane, the leaders Of
tho faction demanding less radical legislation.
insist that they have enough votcs In tho
committee TO amend the bin. They say
nevertheless, that they do not purpose TO sub
sututc measure FOR the House bill nor 10
adopt amendment which would delay an
order from the commission from becoming et-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

Itching. blind. Bleeding. Protruding Piles
Druggists authorized to refund money II
PAZo OINTMENT falls to cure In to II
days. SOC
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
FOR THE LUNGS
Cures and Prevents Consume-
tlon, Pneumonia. and all Lung !
and Throat Troubles
STOPS a COUGH AT ONCE
CURES a COLD IL HOURS

To soothe your lungs, to stop your
cough, TO cast off, or force the lungs
to cast off all evil germs, is what
DR.. Acker's English Remedy does,
1t is not an alcoholic medicine. It
is perfectly harmless. 1t is an old
tried and true English Remedy made
on honor and sold on guarantee to
cure OF your money back.
&c.. SOC. and S1.00. All druggists
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
SHADY LAD MAKES
THE BIG KILLING
Hammered Down to Reach of
Wise Ones Among the
Talent.
ONLY TWO FAY0RITES
WIN AT OAKLAND
Abe Meyer Takes the Third
Event, Well Ridden
by Graham.

SAN FRANCISCO Fob l5.-Two favoritcs
won today. The wise ones made a killing on
shady Lad, who was hammered down from Il
70 70 |. Woather cloudy. track muddy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
Smathers Enters Strong Denial.

z, i. Smathers, who II Is alleged entered
INTO ooneDrncy to dope Lou Dillon. Wis
lted Ma. p. p. tombstone. the president OF
the National Trotting association. Ho was In
sructed to submit the request In writing
which he did later In tho day Tho complaint
after recldnG tho charges. charnctorlzoS them
as false and malicious md absolutely ground
less, and demands that they be made tho cub
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
WILL DRIVE RABBITS
Sanpete Gunners Will Hunt, Dine
and Dance.

"I'eF'uI I" The Tribune
MT. PLEAsANT. Feb T.
''" eiuo has extended an invitation 10 on az