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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-28
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the assessment
OF the tax levied by the City Council OF Salt
Lake City Utah. by ordinance passed Au-
gust l3th. 1906. upon the property abutting
upon.
All OF lots ! and . block 9, all OF lots / and
2 block l. Kelsey and Gillespie subdivision,
block A. plat c.. all OF lots ] and 52 block
1. ali OF lots aud Sc. block 2. Silver Park
subdivision, block So, plat c.; ell Of lots
80 10 56, Inclusive. block s, all of lot /, block
s, city Park subdivision block .. plat &C.;
all of lots and s. block II, plat &C." Salt
Lake City Survey,
For tho purpose OF constructing a cement
sidewalk four az feet wide ana four "a
inches thick on the west side OF Ninth West
street between Second South and Fifth South
streets. and between Sixth South and Seventh
South streets, in Sidewalk District No. II,
That the Board Of Equalization md Review
appointed by, the CITY Council for that pur-
pose will meet at the Office OF the City Re-
corder room 100 City and County building.
on Monday October 1st, 1906 and continue
In session until Friday, October 9Th. 1906. be-
tween the hours OF $40 and 4:S0 p. n.. and
will hear and consider any objections and
make correction OF any tax which said Board
may deem unequal or unjust
That during said time. between the hours
of Q a. M, and p, m, said list Will bo open
10 public inspection Mt the Office OF the City
Recorder, room 100 City and County building,
Salt Lake City. Utah.
BY order Of the City Council, dated septem-
o'' ]. B. MoREroN. City Recorder.
Sidewalk Extension No. 1oS, c254s
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in President Kingsbury's Office Ar
rangemenus were made TO begin the
training table today. Efforts to organ
ize basketball team and TO encourage
fall cross.eountry running were
planned. There Is considerable good
material in the school for a frst-class
basketball team.
No football game has been arranged
for October 6. The committee appoint
ed last week to take the matter in hand
has written TO the University of Wyo~
ming and the Colorado college Of Colo
RADIO Springs.
The State Athletic Conference league
meets Sunday to continue its work on
the rules mapped out last spring. The
schools IL the league are the University
Of Utah, the Agricultural college, the
Brigham Young university of Provo, the
Brigham Young college of Logan and
the l.. D. S. college Of Salt Lake. Each
school is allowed two representatives.
The rules that were planned last spring
will be more stringent than ever before.
The University has already Incorporated
many of them in their rules governing
athletics.
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given by the City Council
OF Salt Lake City OF the intention of such
Council to make the following described i'm
provcment. towit: Constructing cement
sidewalk six (b) feet wide and four (4) inches
thick on the south side OF First SoSh
street between Ninth and Tenth West streets
In Sidewalk District Nc. FL. and defray the
nbutters' portion Of the cost and expense
thereof estimated at six hundred and slxty
1850 0o) dollars, or one Isl. .o0) dollars per
front or linear foot, there being geo feet
abutting said Improvement, by a local as
sessmcnt upon the lots or pieces OF ground
within the following described district. be-
ing the district to be affected and bene nted
by said Improvement, namely; All OF lots
/, and 1s to 49,. inclusive, block 9. Kelsey
a Gillespie's subdivision OF block "A. plat
&c" Salt Lake City survey
The total cost Of said Improvement is cs-
timatcd at seven hundred nnety-six and
70-l0O (S7ss,7o) dollars. Of which sum the
city's portion Is one hundred thirty-six and
70-loO lsl36 ,T0) dollars. leaving six hundred
and sixty $3.50 0o) dollars to be raised by
local assessment.
All protests and objections TO the carry
trg out OF such Intention must be presented
in writing TO the City Recorder on OF be-
fore the 9Th day Of October. 1906. being the
limo eet by said Council when II will hear
end consider such protests and objections as
may be made thereto.
BY order Of the City Council OF Salt Lake
City. Utah.
Dated September 1. 1906.
j. B. MoREToN, city Recorder
Sidewalk Extension No. 1ee. cle75
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-28
BIG RACE DECLARED OFF.
Gravesond Track Too Heavy for Rose
hon and LADY Amelia

GRAVESEND RACE TRACK, y. Y, Sept.
2T.-Announcemept was made this afternoon
that the race known IS the Third Special,
which had three entries, Rossbcn, Lady Ame'
liza and Iuquisitor, but which was really 10
he q match race between Roseben and Lady
Amelia, had been declared OF The race
was TO have been run or fast track, but
as the going was heavy, il wss declared on.
First race. about six furlongs-Arklita
won Vanncss second. Robin Hood third.
Time, 1:l2 2.5.
Second race, mile and 4 siNteenth-Far
West won. Fish Hawk second, Cornish third.
Time. 40 As,
Third race. five snd half furlongs-
They're on won, Glamor second, Arimo third.
Time, l:oS 2.5.
Fourth race. the Albemarle handicap. mile
and MISUNDERSTANDING Water won, Coy
Maid second, pshabille third. Time $50.
Fifth race, mile and furlopC-Woolwich
won, Bragg second, Neptunus third. Time,
1856 2~5.
Sixth rsce, about six furlongs-Col. Jack
won. Lsndemsn second, Herman third. Time,
l.l3.
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Grand Circuit Results.

CINCINNATI Sept. 1.-THE grand circuit
races at Oakley park were rcsmued today on
slow track The days results follow:
2:2o class trotting, purse S2o0o-Lillian
II. won the 6rst and second heats IN 2:l3 =.
2:l2i5 Belle Isle won The third hea, in
2:l4i5 Charley Belden. The Phantom. Car.
ina Dawson, Prince Edward. Kapolna, j.
n BlsEcmore and Foshods also started.
Wentworth won the 6rst and third heats in
2:lSa, 2:l2 Norman r. won the second
heat in 2.l1A. Angola and Snyder McGreg.
EOS pacing, purse s9ooo-Cus,er won
three straish; heats in 2:1o1s 2;oost,
2:Io% Legstecr. Byrl Wilkes, Daphne Di'
rest Alpha W., Edwin 5. and Hal q. also
started.
2:l5 class trotting purse $1,000 unhn.
ished-Gole won tho first heat IN 2:lS y,
Betty Bro6. Pusus. ]. J. NJ. Jr Telegraph,
Admiral Schley, Wildemar aud the Phantom
also started.
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Hamilton Entries.

Special 20 The Tribune,
HAMILTON. O.. Sept. 27.-The entries
for Triday follow:
First race, mile--St, Jeanne los, Renewal
los, Strong Arm los, Sicnmous lo5, Dulcie
lo5, Wist los, Pinaforc los, Admiral Togo
l0s Doc Kyle los Nacharis lQs. Mirabcl
10, Charles l.. Stone ll3.,
Second race. five furongs-Bcn Stille los.
Refined los elena Mcbride los, Nioess los.
Scarlet l0S Commodore Thien los, Grafton
40 Loretta Mack lilo, Ballston Boy l1O,
Edwin II. ll5, Grcenway'1 Best u.s. Black
Third race. seven furlougs. selling-Em.
barrassmcnt l07, Merry George l07. Lemon
Girl lo6. Frank Collins lo6, Gold Enamel
l0l Blytheness l01. No Trumpcr lol, Sailor
Knot lol, Retcent l0l, George Perry l0l,
King Pepper l0l, Albuls 80,
Fourth race, mile and a sixtcenth-Eu'
ripldes 81, Rain Devils %, Reservation l04,
Moonraker l07, Bryan loe, PretepSson ia
Fifth rncc. five and hslf turlonRs, soil
ing-Philedor 1li. Robust Ill, Gov. Or.
man III, Ciceley Ill, Hawthorne los. orpen
lo5, Lord o; the Forest lo2, Baby Willie 100,
ossincko 100, Sweet Flaira 100, Ancient
Witch 95,
Sixth race, mile. seilns-Racine lis. Fac.
totum 100. Massive los, Left Guard los,
Condo 100, Vcs,rymsnn. 100; Ireland 100.
oleasa 05, Secret e5, Brick Top 90, Bob
Wcsther clear, track fast
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Louisville Entries.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. 27.-The entries
for Friday follow:
First race, about six furlongs, selling
Selfish os. st. Joe 90. Tsara lol Stella
Eichburs lol. Pinta 10l, Skyte 1o1. Fargo
lod, Louis c. l04, Deux Temps loo, Red
wood / Ito.
Second race, Ave and half furlongs, cell,
ing-Chaudler %. Frowsrd l02, Qusgga lo3,
JcSsamy JOS, Handy Girl los, Marion Rose
1o7, Nedra los, Moatel0an los, Cuddle-
doom 1o5, Fleeing Star 100, Livius 1lo, At
Unity 10, Glad Pirate ll2, Gromoboi la,
jay Swift IFS.
Third race about six iurlongs. selling
Bitter Hand 100, Prince OF pless lo4. Dar-
ing 105, Inspector Girl lot, Dr.. Heard lo!,
Oasis 100, Posing 100, Malleable ITO, Veri'
best Ill.
Fourth race, mile and twenty yards. sell:
ng-Sonata o.. Mae Lynch 90, Heart OF
Hyacinth l03, High Bear lo3, Loretta Il
los, Jay Ward loA, Brookston l0T. Hook
Sec Oka 1o7, Spoedmsker lo7, San Bath
lO7 Pillsr 107. Small Lady ll5r j. P. May
berry ia. Veto ia.
Fifth race, six furlong ng6-Ruskinetts 90,
Grace Larsen 1oi, Chase lQd, Rothgeb loI,
Bon Vivaut lo7, Light Wool lo7, Western
lo7 Little Lighter lI2, Roberval liz:
sixth race, mile aad fourth selling
The Only Way 90, Athena 100, Always
Faithful loi, Petsr Nathaniel los, Marshal
Ney no. Capt Bob 112.
Weather cloudy, track hesvy.
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CHAMP PIORSHIP BALL
ANNOUNCED FOR ZION
Programme for Salt Lake to Be
DiShed Up By Park
and Eureka.

Salt Lake baseball fans sohuld be in a
highly jubilant mood al present, since they
are 10 have championship ball dished up to
Saturday afternoon. by the Park City and
Eureka teams. That these contests. the out.
como OF which will decide the championship
mated by Father! Dubei will be attended
by record breaking crowds is unquestoned-
In the approaching games there will DC
no 'soldering' the part of the players
from Eureka. for il is up TO them TO capture
all Of the games, 20 win the champion ship
and the cup Park City can really afford 20
lose two of the games, as IL has ut present
three games 10 its credit 20 Eureka's one
in the poSt.senson series. II is highly prob.
able however, that the twirlers from Summit
county will exert every effort 10 send the
Eureka team back home with their colors
dragging on tho ground.
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Louisville Results.

LOUISVILLE, Sept a7.-Douglas park
results of today follow. =.
First race. about Six furongs, Solliug-
Marvel p. won sonny second, Potter Ma,
tb,n{e! third Time. l:ld i-5.
Second race, ave and hall furlongs--MsS
Oolcious won, Minot second, Eosaerrian third.
Third race, ahout six furlopgs. selling
Principle won. Terp second, Fargo third,
Time, l;1i 40.
Fourth race. handicap, seven furlongs-
ueotor won. Sir Russell second, Excitement
thir' Time. al S.5.
Fifth rnce, about SIX furlongs-6 raechuG
won. Nsdra second: Glsmor third Time.
s;xth race, mile and a siXteentb-Cor.
rican won, Klenwood second, Joe Lesser
third. rmo, 1859 30,
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I'VE GAME ARRANGED.
Tam and TaylorsYille
S Will Play Saturday

soy va WA ao j.
sSIy team and the huskies
a,luliyllle Athletic club will
'aellee game Saturday after,
grounds Of the latter aggre-
q contest is intended 10 try
N i.sr Of the new men at the
Y see just how some Of the
@ @se been devised under the
w !. Work out. The Taylors.
= composed Of a number of
q nom the East, who are
as smeller Offices, and some
sh's'os The town.
[P Of tie Taylorsville ag.
,;ss - not y yet been determined.
Hg pIgi is the lineup Of the Uni.
.Yai eud, Peterson; right
Y. center Varley; left auard
Anderson; quarter, Pitt
'fsssoost f,ost aud Sutherland; right
4; jaiIt ieft half. Russell and
H. sssassaek, y Captain Bcnnion.
n -. " the University Athletic
neld Thursday afternoon
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha and Sioux City Break Even III
Double Header

OMAHA. Sept 27--omaha and Sioux
City broke even in d0ubloh header today.
Loose playing by tho visitors in tho Geld m
the FIRST inning accounted for Tho victory of
The home team and all around superiority
gave Sioux CITY the second game. Tho
pitchers on both sides were his pretty hard.
Scores;
First game r. II. {
Omaha .95ooIooo os-l5 II 0
sioux City ..o1oo o001 2 . 10 6
Bstterics-McNealcy Townsend, and
Gonding. Newlin and Petit,
second game r. II. T.
Omaha ....l01o oO0200-t 8 5
Sioux City ....1 90 0-9 Q
Bot,erics--C0rue and Gondine; Jarrott
and Petit.
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Cleveland 10; New York /,

CLEVELAND. Sept. 27,-Cleve!and won
the hrst game OF q double.hesder easily to-
day The second game was . tie and was
called at The end OF the sixth. Scores:
First game Il. n. Z.
Cleveland ..Iooo32S ---1O - /
New York III 900 o 90 O. l 3
Battcries-Bernhsrd and CLARK; Chesbro,
Griffith, Kloiuow and Thomas.
Cleveland 1900 o2oo-2 5 Q
New York .........0 900 ? l--2
Butteries-Rhoades snd Clarke; Doyle and
Thomas
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COAST LEAGUE.
Fresno Loses a Ten-Iuning Game With
Seattle

FRESNO, Sept. 2T.-Afou won todsy' S
game for Seattle with q TWO o,baggcr in the
tenth inning. eeoring two runs. Fresno
got three in the 6rSt inning through errors
but after that was unable 10 connect with
Jones, who pitched great game McGrcgor
kept his hits we'll scattered until the final
inning. Score: r. II. L.
Seattle 49,. q / o I 90 2--5 10 ;
Fresno o.. ....3 o o00o0 0o-3 8
Botteries--Jones and Blsnkenship Nc.
Gre6or and Hogan. Cmpire-Derrjcs.
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Lincoln o; Des MoLnes /.

LINCOLN Sept. 2T.--Thc Western league
season in Lincoln closed today with one Of
the best games yet Witnessed on the lincoln
rrounds One run and one error both cred.
tied 10 DcS Mores, was the score CT tho
game. Score: II L.
Lincoln go. % OOQOQOOO-o
Ues Noincs 30 90 o o 0 o IL d /
Batteries-McKay and Rogers; Sessions
end Iocrigycr.
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Oakland /; Portland 9.

OAKLAND, Cal. Sept. 27.-Fortland de-
faated San Francisco in tcn.inning game to-
day by n scoro Of 2 TO l. The winning run
was made by Swecny on bad throw
Walthour Ii was Gums hrst appearance
here. lie pitched splendid game. Score;
X. II. Il.
Portland -. .oooooo1oo1-a S
san Francisco. 0 l 0 o o o o 0-l o
Batteries-Cium and Donahue; Welch and
Wilson. umpire--Mahaffey,
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Detroit 5; Philadelphia Q.

DETROIT. Sept. 2T.-What fow men De
,roit got on bases ran them az will. The
Philadelphias threatened Mullin but twice in
the fifth and ninth. Score: II. IL. z.
Detroit ....oo02o ol0o--S ]
Philadelphia 30 0 o o o 0 90 Q
BetterieS-Mullin and Schmidt Waddel
and Berry
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Brooklyn &; Chicago O.

BROOKLYN. Sopt, 27--The Chicago team
was shnt out By Brooklyn today. Score:
r. II. Z.
Chicago :. ..0oooooooo-o 8 o
Brooklyn .. a 5000 II IL o
Batteries--Lundsroa and King; PostoriuS
and Ritter. Two-bGso hits-Jordan. Hummel
Bases on balls--Od Pastorius @. Lundsrep l.
Struck out-By PaStoTius 2, LuRdgren D.
Umpire-Biglcr.
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Champions Run Against Snag in
Team of the City of
Churches.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of Clubs.
Philadelphia 9; Pittsburg 5.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 27.-Philadelphia
won today's gamo through tho ragged work
Of the Pitteburg team. Score r, II. Z.
Philadelphia ...2o1 2l'-9 3 1
Bsttcriss-Phillippi and Peits; YcClosky
and DOOM. Twosbasc hits-Cour,ney, Leach,
PETIT, MsRec, Struck out--By NcCloakey l,
Phillippl j. Bases on balls-of McCloskey
., Phlllppi l. Umpre-O' Day.
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Tigers Apply a Ccat of White
wash to Visitors From
Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of Clubs.
Chicago 4; WASHINGTON 2.

CHICAGO, Sept. 27.-Chicago defeated
Washington today in pitchers battle,
Score: II. III. E.
Chicago O.. 30 o 0 3 - 5
Washington oooooo2 % Z 2
Batteries-Owen and Sullivan; Patten aud
Warner.
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Los Angeles s, Oakland l.

Los ANGELES, Sept 27.-Los Angeles
defeated Oakland today. Kitty Brsshear
pounded out two.bagger. the only ona OF
the game Haley scored in the third on
Smith 6 long ny TO center, bringing in oak
lands solo run. Score; r. u. E.
Los Angeles 80. o Q o o .-3 o
Oakland % ! o o 90 o-l
Botteries-BurS and Buckley; Reidy and
Hackett Umpire-Perrine.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-28
OGDEN CANYON EXCURSION
Sunday, September 30,

Via Oregon Short Line. Round trip to
Ogden Sl00. Trains leave at 7;10 or
1880 3. m, or 1880, 4:05 or sos p, m.
Returning, leave Ogden at 4:l0 or sos
trout and chicken dinner at the Hermi-
taae.
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Denver Il; Pueblo 5.

DENVER, Sept. 2T.-Donver won easily
from Pueblo today in a featuVoless game
Srore. r. n Z
Denver :. -..,5 y y ~
punbio 31lo0o 90 II
Ba,teriss--Reynolds and laluSky; Henley
and ReuElEer
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TO ELY, NEVADA
Septelnber 2Sth

Via O. S. l.. and s. P. Round trip
SlI 60; tickets good for return to Oc-
tober.5. Special train leaves Salt Lake
Large celebration in commemoratiou
of the completion Of the railroad TO
Ely.
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SALT LAKE OPERA COMPANY
Excursion 20 Logan,

September IS, Via o. S. l.. Round trip
from Salt Lake, $3.50, Special train at
$3.50 p. m Tickets good for return until
September go
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st, Louis 9: Boston 5.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 27.--St. Louis battsd
Cy Young on to retirement II three innings,
scoring nine runs on twelve hits. Score
X, II. l..
ST. Louis .225ooooo'-9 Is |
Boston 49, 1000 00oo Is 2
BatforieE-Jscobsen. Hickey and Spencer
Young, Swormsted and Armbruster.
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VERY !.
TASK
r,,ns to Dispreve Claim
4, Nelson Is a Foul
4 Fighter.
IsoPlNIoNS OF ls,,,.nnu
|ElERuES OF COUNTRY
Bssn Thinks Battler
q,re Used Foul Tac-
ID With Cans.

ac,o Nelson and his man
swsIsu. claiming that he
y and the referee, George
;;nstinted legal proceed
gSdoo damages for defa-
sssracter against the
4 Nolan, there is absolutely
,,ss sS the recent Nelson-Gans
ssSSSsld, sSsa New, will cease to
I'lSI p Conversation aud argu'
4, |" ",aeilistic realm. Under
!s.pgsisnces, the bout would
y nov quietly recorded IN
'T:,ls with thoughts of it
mo oblivion. But not
8 Nelson Cans go; not only
's,ue 10 be the all'absorblng
! ,se enthusiasts and mem
sohtipa fraternity, but it
a. 70 remain in the lime
Z, time to come. as Nolan
l..voring to disprove the
Suee tie contest that Mel
q lighter.
A sniniou of the different
4 tAe country who have
4 ,ouiests in which Nelson
a corner of the square
sssther his boy is a foul
a q Willard Bean Of Salt
,,;si in such a capacity
;,,s.Welsh bout in this city
4 rsars ago, he is in receipt
4 recent date from Nolan.
l!lcTs:
golan's Letter.
~. on the coast are making
81 claim that Battling Nelson
IN. and inc exaggerated press
,rrr from San Francisco, after
IA 70 q certain extent had some
I. certain class OF people, who
. h have those unjust reports
~ u Battling Nelson, I deem
4 "a disprove these assaults by
1,.ltas people.
Z, American has asked me 10
|<ts, Of the different referees
"a vho have acted In that ca
|St5ss in past contests. There
1T and myself would consider
4 ild favor il you would write
4 " 70 whether Battling Nelson
llse!f a foul or fair fighter
|1.r ihs third man in the ring.
j D. contest or contests you
y is, Nelson,
Hlard Bean Talks.
b has not yet replied TO
|fhn's letter, but in refer
3 communication Thursday,
1;ly. Nelson is not z foul
y Us 'sbore-inN tactics, with
esNn to protect mis- jaw,
AroSs his head inside the
|ilplhsr man S blows. This
y of safety more than in
|Eiting tactics, but it is just
tfiEg his battle at Goldfield
y FIAT he felt himself going
Wat at the hands Of what
4 Skunk and the thought
rsM By a colored man made
= AID determined and caused
EM to tactics contrary to
tQueensbury.
ist see Nelson s fight with
Z o. course, / cannot say
,s:on did or did not use foul
think, however, that Cans
= much better lighting trim
flfas than Nelson had ex-
being unable to wear him
2sl may have dealt a foul
Sll say for Nelson that in
ElIA Spider Welsh in Salt
y sSo years ago, the Battlcr
|ql tactics.n
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Two Games Postponed.

BOSTON Sept, 2T.-St Louis. Bos on
game postponed; wet grounds.
NEW YORK. Sept. 27-New York. Gin.
cinnati game postponed; wet grounds.
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LAST EXCURSION TO LOGAN
September 2S.

Sept6WDcr ZSs
Via Oregon Short Line. Round trip from
Salt Lake. $3.50. Special train at $50
D. M. Tickets good Tor return until Sep
tember 80. Salt Lake Opera company In
The Wedding Day"
Wall paper, paints, picture frames,
paper hanging. painting. framing. Chas
II. Bodel, 1885 z. lst So.
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Short and stout at Desky g.
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AFFECTS ALL alike
Operations OfsPure Food Law
Are Already Apparent in
Vinita

Ed Shanahan Of the Peoples drug
store says that the patent medicine
people are preparing for the pure food
law, which goes into effect on Janu-
airy /. Many OF the firms have writ
ten asking that all their medicines
now ia stock be returned at once.
After the first Of the year all medical
preparations must bear on their labels
the formula of the preparation, while
any adulteration, ispunishable by both
fine and Imprisonment.
Canned gooGs Of all kinds, and in
deed all foodstuffs, are subject to the
same regulations. In Vinila, as all
over the country, the first Of the year
Will witness one Of the most beneflcent
revolutions ever accomplished. Every
thing sold must be just what it pur-
ports to be. maple syrup" prepared
chemically must so state; rancid but
ter made over and colored must frank
" acknowledge that fact; tomatoes
and other fruits treated with preser-
vatives must be labeled with the prep
arations used.
Henceforth the housewife who feeds
her children poison instead Of food
will do SO knowingly.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-12-22
SHOT BY A NEGRO
B rownviIIe Soldiers Are
Still Apparently, on the
Rampage

El Reno, Dec. % Captain Macklin
Of the Twenty-tifth infantry, who
was shot at his home last night, is
conscious this morning, and the ply
sicians at the hospital exprest the be-
lief that he would recover. No trace
OF the would-be assassin has been
found, tho he is thought to be one Of
the recently discharged negroes con-
nected with the Brownsville outrage.
Detectives arrived from Oklahoma
City early today with bloodhounds,
which have been placed on the trail
Of The negro. Captain Macklin states
positively that the man who shot him
was negro. He knows of no cause
for the assault.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-12-22
He PLEASED Them
Bar Association Ordered Mr.
Riddles Speech Printed
for Distribution

Seymour Riddle addrest the Oklaho-
ma Bar association and members OF
the constitutional convention Thurs
day night at Oklahoma City. That he
would make good was to have been
expected by his Vinita friends. The
Oklahoma City Post says Of his speech:
''The discussion lasted until late
hour and was eagerly heard by the
many representatives Of the profess
sion from all parts Of the state. One
OF the decidedly interesting pak sls Of
the evening was read by Seymour
Riddle OF Vinita. His subject was
constitutional Legislation. So well
did the paper please the association
that it was decided, upon motion OF
@. B Ames, to print one thousand
copies at once and present them to the
members Of the convention and other
attorneys thruout the state"
Mr.. Riddle, John B. Turner and S.
+. Parks we're admitted to member
ship in the association.