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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-21
MUSICALE A SUCCESS.
Weber Stake Academy Conservatory
Of Music Entertains.
.,.olnl 10 The Trlbuno.

S-cclal TO The Tribune.
OGDEN Feb. 1o-1ho musIeaie ENeh To-
night at tho ogdon Tabernacle oy inc Weoet
~ most successful onor OF tho kind this
s"oson' Tho programme has been previously
printed in Tho Tribune The Tu6ernac'e "os
snvsdcd by nm enthusiastic audience. and
80, number was rendered by an artist II
,n,, fovorites were apparent with the audience
they were Mics Mitchell and Miss BaiIihger.
Tn onoir wns undor tho direction OF tho
fnu,t1- of tho conservatory or music, aud In
aid ~ II the ogden Tubernnclc choir was
nre.cnt In fun force as a chorus Demands
,y.ek from today. but the arrangement has
moi vet been completed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-21
WEIGHING THE MAILS.
More Cars and Clerks Needed Between
Ogden and Coast.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. 2o.-Thc Weighing OF inc
United States malls begins nt ogden nj lE:oi
n m ruesdoy. February 20. Tho first ole
mont in the way OF this, which covers 'nt
,,,h contract district VIII be to ascertain
how much OF the paper mail can DO worked
with tho prcsent facilities between ogden and
sparks The present conditions lana this
snr.ctcr NJ mnu into Oakland unfinished
th,t is not rendy for delivery The point or
thia measure is that the present force OF rail-
way mail clerks and the number OF cars III
Inc seryIce are not sutficiont TO accommodate
tIn .eryIce II IL expected 10 demonstrnte
tho, more clerks and cars arc necessary be
tween Chicago and san Francisco.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-21
MRS. LAYNE IS DEAD.
Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Richey Passes Away in East.
Sncclal 10 The Trihmne.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN Feb. sO.-Word was received in
ogden today by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Richcy
To tho effect that their daughter. Mrs Alice
Inync had died at i,l5 p. m. today At Nc
kecspcrt Pc. Advices OF hor Illness had been
received by her parents and thoy were just
leaving on the Overland Limited. when the
telegram announcing her death reached them.
NrP I.nyne was married year ago and
the cnusc OF her death was motherhood. She
wns formerly a teacher In the Ogden schools.
Her husband +. w. Luync, has notified her
parents that the body VIII be shipped 20 og-
den for burial.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-21
LOVES DISGRACED OFFICER
Leavenworth Society Woman Will
Marry Him When He Is Released.

LEANENwORTH Kan. Feb 2o.-It
was announced officially today that First
Lieut.. Sidney S. Burbank, Sixth infantry,
convicted In the Philippines By court
martial, OF cmbezzfing funds OF his COM
pony and also or conduct unbecomnG an
officer In his relations with his Filipino
wife, would be confined in the Federal
prison at Fort LeaYeuworth Burbank
will arrive from Manila six weeks from
date.
The Leavcnworth society young woman
who was engaged at the time tho Filipino
woman sued Lieut.. Burbank stated today
that she would marry him upon his
lenSc from nrison
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-21
Masons to Conduct Funeral.

Tho body was taken to tho undertaking par
Iors of Albert r. Richcy and the funeral sor-
Vices Will bc conducted from that institution
OH "wednesday at y IN. Deceased was a
member Of Garden City lodge. a. F and A.
NJ OF Chicago Chicago Chapter. r. y. NJ
Apollo commnudery No !, n T.. and Of
Medina temple. A, A. o. n. NJ s. OF the
Mystic Shrine.
Weber lodge No. G. q. + and a. NJ. win
tnko charge OF the services. For the present
tho body will be inferred in vault the
purpose being to await n decision as TO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-21
RETURNS FROM INSPECTION.
Master Mechanic Malone Makes His
Initial Trip.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb 2o.-Mnstcr Mechanic ID J.
Malone of the Union Southern Pucinc has re-
turned from his initial inspection trip over
tho Southern Pacific 10 SPARKS, and Expresses
himself rs much pleased with the condition
OF the division. He nnds the power In good
ohnpe especially considering the demands that
have been made IT, The now roundhouSc
at Carlin. ne says. Ia nearing completion and
viii scon be available Tor use when further
relief will result to the motive power de-
partment
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-21
JUDGE ARMSTRONG ON BENCH.
Number of Motions Are Heard and
Acted On.

Special 70 Tho Irbune.
OGDEN. Feb. 2o.-JudGe George C ARM
strong Of Salt Like reached ogden this after
noon and held a session OF tho Second Dis
trict court in the County Commissioners
room and heard evidence and made orders In
n numbsr OF cases that could not be con-
siderah by Judge ]. a. Howell, who, is now
trying thc Chambers case.
In the matter OF r. F. Jones We, the George
A. Lowe company. coming up on motion to
yetan tho costs and a motion for a new trial,
the question was continued
4 motion for n trinl In the cnse OF ].
p O'Nenl vs.. the Simmons Hardware COM
pany in which case q verdict was recently
rendered in favor OF the plaintiff, was de-
Mod
In the case of W. r. Wedell We J. r. Hit
A motion TO rctax the costs granted
A motion 10 retnx the costs In tho case Of
the ogden Waterworks company against Isaac
Farr was granted. but the motion for new
trial in the same case denied.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-21

crty but IL was sold 10 the officers OF the now
corporation for consideration OF S]sOl
Tho new officers Will hold their meeting on
the second Wednesday In March, at which
time they will rcorgnnisc. They hope To- be
able To continue tho fair this year, and viii
also make an effort to open a rncc track.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-21
Born in Missouri.

Dr Hinton was born In Missouri 81 years
ago and was n graduate OF tho RuBh Medical
college leaving that institute With high hon
ora After his graduation he held the posi-
tIon OF chief surgeon OF tho Grand Trunk lines
I'm Chicago and was at the snmo time In
charge OF the surgical work OF tho chicago
traction lines ard subsequently was chief
surgeon nj Chicago for the Santa Fo- and
later conducted general practice In Denver
lie was ono OF the most agreeable characters
TO meet n congcnial spirit and q staunch
friend
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-21
Dubois Fathers Two Bills.

WASHINGTON, II, c., Feb Ex-senator
Dubois introduced Il bill today TO allow
settlers on townsltcs who had made SUBJ
stantinl improvements not easily removed
to purchase tho lots under appraisement
by the Secretary OF the Interior, also bill
to reimburse the Indians on Fort Lcmhi
reservation for the losses Incurred by
their removal to Fort Hall reservation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-21
Ogden Briefs,

Special to The Tribune,
OGDEN. Feb 2O.-Mrs. Maggie c. Camplc-
John OF Omaha, who has been visiting her
mother Mrs. q. II. Corsc In Ogden for tho
past ten days. left for her home In Omaha on
No this morning the Union Pacinc
r. c. Mckinney. formerly OF Ogden but
now In the roal estate business in Wclser.
Ida returned TO ogden today from n trip 20
California. and viii leave for Welscr on
Tuesday morning. He report, the Welscr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-21

whether or not It will be removed TO Colitor-
mia for permOnent burial Dr. Hinton's faith
or and mother buried in that State, md
II may be determined TO remove the body
there.
Aside from his wife whom he married ilyo
years ago. Dr. Hinton leaves no kin except
n younger brother. who Ia now attending col
lege. The temporary intcrment will be in
Mountain View cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-21

tho employ ot the city. asking that their
wages be raised from s. 80 per day 10 800
per day. resolution was passed providing
for the Increasing effective after March 1.
After some other routine matters tho Council
adjourned
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-21
Dislocated His Arm.

Special 10 Tho Tribune
HENEFER. Utah, Feb. 20.-Late on
sunday night Ephraim Taylor Of this
place sustained a severe dislocation OF
tbe arm by being thrown from n wagon
n.hIle on hIs way home He was taken
TO the home of Commissioner Parkctt
and DR. French Of Coalyille was sum-
noned and attended TO the injury.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-21
ASSOCIATION GROUNDS SOLD.
New Officers Purchase the Property
for S35O1.

S1oCTnI 10 N" I'INNIV'
OGDEN Feb. 2n.-Thc Weber County Fair
association held meeting this morning
which was largely attended by Stockholders
After considerable discussion on the subject
II was finally decided to sell the nssOclotion's
property on West Seventeenth street There
was considerable brisk bidding for tho prop
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-21
GRAHAM HAD To
HAVE BIG SLICE
SmoOtlerite Paper at Provo Is
Given Bonus by the
Council.
GARDEN CITY TAXPAYERS
FORCED TO CONTRIBUTE
Will Cost Them 45 Cents Per
Inch for Printing Instead
of ID Cents.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
PROVO. Feb @.-The City Council pro-
ceedings were cnlivened Monday by lis
tenins to three reports on printing The
matter was referred to a committee of
three at the last session, and each COM
nltteeman handed In separate report
Bishop Poulton. who was elected at the
Iast election as a Republican. reported In
favor OF awarding the contract to the
enquirer company at 80 cents per inch.
John E Bott, hold-oyer Democrat.
wanted the contract awarded to tho
Democrat Publishing company at 10 cents
per inch. and Charles Miller another
hold-over. wanted to let both papere
have the work at their respective bids
MIXERS plan was adopted by a vote of
with the Republicans, thus making the
city pay 40 cents for printing which 1t
could have procured for 10 cents,
The bond ordinances were passed and
are now in the hands of the Mayor for
his approval The ordinances provide for
the issuance Of sS5 900 for waterworks
and Sc ooo for electric light purposes. The
legality OF the Issue Will be submitted to
the Supreme court at once.
Woodmen Welcome Boak.
Tho woodmcn of the World held a
very enthusiastic meeting tonight and
were entertained by Head Consul / l.
Boak of Denver, Farley p. Christensen
and a. NJ. McKellar of Salt Lake City
musical programme was rendered.
after which banquet was held In the
annex to the lodGcrooms
X. Of P. Anniversary.
The knights Of Pythias celebrated their
forty-second anniversary at their hall In
the Knight block tonight. There was
banquet speeches and toasts at the close.
Branch Young. an early settler of
Mona. Juab county, aged 7S years died
at his home on Provo bench yesterday
morning from old age. He was born In
Nashville, Tenn. He leaves n wife and
several grown children. His body will be
shipped 10 Mona for burial tomorrow
morning.
Patient at Asylum Dead.
Albert ]. Gregory. a patient at the
at that institution, from paralysis. He
WAS committed from Salt Lake county
May IS, 1904, and leaves wife ard chill
dren residing in Denver, Colo lie was
at one time connected with the traffic de-
partment OF the Rio Grande Western. B.
F. NevIns Of the Rio Grande system was
the legal guardian. appointed by the
court when Gregory was committed. IN
Ill Mr. Nevine can be communicated
with the remains Will not be inferred
Placed in County Jail,
Moroni ChiIds OF Sprlngviie was
brought to Provo today by Sheriff Har-
mon and placed in the county jail TO
await an Investigation as to his sanity
Chlds was committed TO tho Mental hos
pltal some time ago and was afterward
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-21
Wants More Definite Complaint.

A motion was made In the District
court today, and granted. to make the
complaint more definite and specific In
the case OF Spanish Fork Coop vs.
Ilewcllyn Jones. and tho trial or the
cause was set for February Il.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-21
of the Mayor in making the spproprla-

of the Mayor In making the appropria-
tons.
The cross-examInation OF Judge Bagley,
which was conducted by c. c. Richards
was crucial, but developed into n contest
between the two legal minds. Mr.. Rich
ards was mercIloss in his attack, but
Judge Bagley parricd. and In answer TO
each question he would offer his legal
opinion on the question a Issue, but
would sci 1om give a direct or positive
opinion
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-21

The WHOLE THlNd
introduced as to the
Ron Of Chambers
defense Rests
n-The case OF J. D.
srsd ". Chambers. presi-
n, city Council. occupied
o,. n the tactics OF the
~ y'e evidence in the record
a, tg;ttIssnshIp of Mr.. chan am
,,,otatlon for honesty ana
W ~ exception, every wit
,s.S "a 10 his integrity: bur
80, witness claimed not
!. question. or to be uh-
vhat Mr. Chambers was
!, r,ason could not answer
"a was excused. ], ID.
.,sr. testified in reouttal
ally between Chambers
ssssn's home, and showed
Esrs had, on that occasion
'.,.slal on the witness stand
y had cold feet and kne"
umg.
,ssstsd Appropriation.
ia, n. P. Randall was the
II. tho stand. In his testi-
Iatbat for himself he had
- ,dyIce OF the Mayor aud
L. IN the matter of appro-
u ,rsrsd Illegal fees. The sus-
Jes arst so appropriated for
La came from the Mayor
Eax,7er. had mentioned the
esosal compensation.
II. Ism, II a fact that the
/ lld tor slOo each for your
,Las:s you knew that Coun-
.I rot served on the Board
;cd Review would get n"
Lcy the existing resolution
fg = per day for actual
!, US Affirmative and the fur
,zs.silon showed that all
Jka tsen receiving equal
Z tyery year some of the
IA GOT served on any Board
y sr Review.
gus Have a spat.
I'd z. Middleton of Weber
cnsd and testified he
&Irod ". Chambers a good
ia bis general reputation
Ili h,Srly was good.
NJ gave similar testimony
& cross examine the witness
b counsel as bringing poll
Z as. Mr. Richards stated
3 good a right TO Introduce
2rs NagInnlS had, on Sat
Et. religion. Maginnis hot
1nk Richards replied that
kk examination OF the de-
e-iEn out before the jury
clnbers had pleaded with
Esal Of the action because
EAts Of the same church.
r-s demanded that record
= answer, and denied that
HA testimony out OF the
Y Hcag Testifes.
ru cashier Of the Utah Ma
nj chamberss S reputation
z ctss-exsminatIon was 10
a1 or not the witness had
- y speech Of DR.. ConroS
Hue convention. in which
sinlnlstratIon, including
= Tad been denounced as
fn of Chambers.
VOC said Chambers's repu-
Angus T. Wright do
/; ad known Chambers for
q ASHER witness who test,-
eaec, was Thomas C.
IN Goss-eKaminlne. asked II
4 sad any one speak favor
y, 81.
4 Etoi
I'll \. kimban.
K-itats probably true. but
3"ss e became a City Coun-
~ a's1daat. e
= ~ Sres!dent of the Ogden
next witness. but the
4-se 70 get him to commit
X~.., OF not Chambers
: a'fon Tor honesty and in
Iszaoen Session.
sXnss Of the afternoon yas
,oan 2, E. Bagley, who has
w : = icar years and is be-
erm On direct cxami-
~ sss'loned as to whether
E.e o. was expected to civ.
4 matters the Council
eDinlon on the matter
u aid AT that time ,"'tI. HI.
vas that ii was right
u zen a.i should receive com
AlI extra service. Later
d az opinion In vr,,,n1 go .
. sritten coincIdcd 'SNIs n,I,,
I'd sSsl..s ~ given "om-hand" IT, t.
,.:s ,,'sctlon Of the accuse eI
"A 70 answer the ques.
su ,s.,. !. INC written opinion
III ssD.,.ss essted for the reaso,
r 'ts q a., and presented ate,
u =sss .l .1lai had been lnstItut
- ne Whole Cheese.
saass',on. ~ sa, the witness ad
Fs.iiSS, not ",,,5 given my atten en-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-21
Located q Mine.

James Holdsworth ct al. have located
the Blue Rock mine in Lehi mining dis
trict, and + A. Johnson has located on
the Black Lime claim near Springville.
marriage license was today issued 10
John Zimmerman and Christine Solburg
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-21
Visited State Mental Hospital.

Father Koreans OF Salt Lake visited
the State Mental hospital on Saturday
and Sunday and while there adminis-
tered tho rites of the church to some OF
the inmates.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-21
Y Hcag Testifes.

rsE cashier of the Utah Ma
Nd Chambers S reputation
ctss-exsmination was 10
- or not the witness had
y speech Of DR.. Conroy
rzue convention. in which
ainlnistratIon. including
fAd been denounced as
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-21
Patient at Asylum Dead.
Placed in County Jail

Moroni Childs OF Springville was
brought to Provo today by Sheriff Har-
mon and placed in the county jail TO
await an investigation as TO his sanity
Childs was committed TO tho Mental hos
pital some time ago and was afterward
r,la
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-21
Newspaper Articles Introduced,

After recess, Mr.. Richards called
Judge Baglcys attention to num-
Der of newspaper articles that had been
printed subsequent to the appropriation
OF the alleged Illegal fees by the Council
men. the articles all having commented on
the act Judge Bagley had read the ar
ticlcs and Mr.. Richards drew from him
the statement that he had not rendered
m opinion on the legality of the act OF
the City Council until the action OF Skeen
was about to be fllcd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-21
lhn Of Chambers.

sGat said Chsmbers's repu-
Angus T. Wright do
hd known Chambers for
As'iher witness who tesu-
elect was Thomas G
usss-sKamInlnG. asked II
san any one speak favor =
sss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-21
ue Whole Cheaso

> has ssuon. u. the witness ad-
.ssiio, no, given any atten-
sst h.. ''' tho present ac-
csc,cG1y, Gy a. a private citizen
. acted on the advice
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-21

-Etoi
Fl \. kimbau.
itats probably true. but
g became a City Coun-
eisrdaat. e'''
H. ~ :, pIe"!dent of the Ogden
next witness. but the
Sse 70 get him to commit
.,.'n ss,ner or not Chambers
alion for honesty and in
t'ness was excused.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-21
>Nmn Session

,n ,ss,.. d the written opinion
s9.,sssl ,sslsled for the reason
81 ea q "a. and presented after
ssDs no. 'a' nad been lnstItut-
VAS plIqfoI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-21

Mr. j. u. Skeen. the accuser, was called
10 the witness stand In rcouttal ana tes-
tihed as TO the occurrences on fr'uay
night, February .. when Chambers caheo
on him ut his residence. His tesunony
was to the effect that Chambers hna ou-
mitted that nc now knew he had done
wrong in appropria ting and receiving the
extra compensation ard admitted lhat ne
had cold feet and wanted to have the ac-
tion dismissed.
On cross examination MI Skeen stated
that there was no malice In the action
brought against Chambers and the o'ne'
Councilmen. nor did he possess mahce' ii'
began the action against Chambers Dc
cause the latter was president of the Guy
| Council and a party to the alleged ne
gal appropriation and, further. had thKen
| the action he did because he tSkeeh was
| a citizen and u taxpayer,
1 The case WAS continued until Iuesoay
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-21
Defendant Again Takes Stand


Mr.. Chambers. the defendant, was then
recalled for further cross-cxamination and
was asked if he had read ]. u. Skeen' S
open letter OF December 20. and two other
articles OF January and Z, and the ao-
cuser offered the articles as evidence. The
articles were rejected.
Chambers admitted that he was mem
Der OF the same church as Mr., Skeen ana
thought Skcen had singled him out for at
tack He was also OF the same politica'
faith, Chambers had not seriously con-
sidered whether 1t would not have looked
to him more seemly II Mr., Skeen had Sc
lected Democratic Councilman against
whom to bring the charge OF voting ana
| accepting the alleged Illegal fees.
on redirect examination Chambers SAID
| that his reason for saying he had been
| oingled out by Skcen was because he
knew Of Skecn's animosity 10 the STAN
| dard ard 90 Glasmann.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-21
Defense Rests

The defense then rested and the aecuser
rendered a number OF official reports
which had been Identified by witness In
evidence as rebuttal testimony.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-21
Treasurer Moyes Recalled.

Robert A. Moyes. present City Treasur-
CT. was recalled and gave testimony In
relation TO the method of keeping the sep
nraIn fmnnc N the accounting.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
STANFORD, CONN.

G666 city af Ff1f n Pae ] a9 YORK @ % @
n i n l location on
c
n i ne Is este din aamayor council
.
so aInteib
Il ud its snnrap ropety frnb
opl
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
GREENWICH, CONN.

fairfield
Will" York enable It
the TO
said ngo nj effect noxtf nlthco aton New
o is ncr RAPIDLY having gained a bout per
cons h n
a
a VI t n ryrt
G name Gre
has it onp publ school
il
a oci for home eek
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

This beautiful place. consisting OF FOUR
ACRES, grounds beautifully laid out il lawn,
shrubbery shade trees walks and drives. large
garden Attractive house OF rs rooms hard
wood, baths: all Improvements large veran-
das overlooking Long Island Sound. Stable
for > horses; rooms over Tor coachmal and
family. Situated in The choice section Of Belle
Haven, 8 minutes walk from the Casino. This
place must be seen TO be appreciated
F'' '''sL spriy Pf5TI1'''' to THOMAS N.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
CHOICE FARM FOR SALE
AT GREENWICH.

Consisting cf 107 acres. attractive land: about
40 acres Of woodland. = large lakes. 5 good
running streams on the property. House of 10
rooms; other outbuildings; miles from sta
ton over good roads. Price $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
SOUND BEACH.

h5 52eH 1daa Sound Ts Ehh s4e 4 e
l t ~~ ~~ ~ t ~ ~
in
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
FOR SALE.

At Belle Haven, the wafer front At
tractive stone and frame house of II rooms, )
baths, all improvements; beautiful grounds,
about one acre, laid out in shrubbery and shade
one
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-01-27
HILO RACES.

The Hawaii jockey club is going to
have a big race meet on Washington's
birthday at Hoolulu Park race track.
A number of the best horses on the
island have been entered for the races,
and if the weather is fair some good
sport and a great time is promised. 1t
is expected that there will be repre-
sentatives in the races from the Woods
ranch, the Parker ranch, the Robert
Hind ranch, and some of the ranches
in Kau in addition to the horses from
Hilo. All the horses entered in the
races of January 1 will be on the pro-
gram and many in addition. The track
will be in first class condition; the hor-
ses are in training for the event and
will be at their best. The events will
be all running races-three- eighths,
three-quarters and mile.
A big crowd is expected, Being on
Thursday it will be convenient for
many to come by the Kinau, arriving
Wednesday and returning Friday.
The club has membership repre-
sentative of all parts of the island; it
owns Hoolulu Park and has for it's OBJ
ject to encourage the breeding of hOr-
SEES on the island, and gives particl-
lar attention to island-bred horses
Hilo Tribune.