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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-07
LOOKING FOR FIGHTS.
Willie Fitzgerald Wants to Meet Bat
Ting Nelson.
Tribune Special Sporting Service.

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
BRIDGEPORT. Coun., Oct. 6.~--Willie
fitzgerald has hurled a sweeping cha.-
lenge at all the lightveights. His Am
bition is TO meet Nelson and will accept
is also after the winner Of the CoGbett,
McGovern fight, and says Jack Nc
Guigan will give him a date with the
winner.
Fitz has several bouts IL view AZ
Bridgeport which he intends TO accept,
as he says he was treated right royalty
by the Bridgeport club officials.
II have been lighting welters FOX
two years and have won NJ last six
fights with knockouts, l can make l33
pounds and intend to make the men
in my class meet me, is the way Fitz
nuts 1t
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GATHERING GAMES TO END.
Affair by international Club Great
Success.
Tribune Special Sporting Service.
RAnEN nAAEN Snnt --Ikr L,

Tribune Special Sporting Service
BADEN BADEN, Sept 29.--Ihe luterns'
tional gathering. surrounded with so many
traditions, eocisl and sporting. has come TO
en- end. There hes. from social point Of
view, sever been more successful season
than the present Que. The weather has been
ideal. with bright. warm sun ell day long
and those delieionsly cool evenings which
secure slumoer. The International club hss,
as usual, added largely TO the number Of its
members, and those who have wooed Dame
Fortune with bridge and ''ecarte'' have been
able 10 veiY their pleasures with occasional
dSuces, accompanied by the weird music OF
that excellent Hungarian band under The
guidance OF Maestro Bella Radios, Cards
have been plsyed in the kurSasi where two
or three dances have been given by the
authorities. who have done everything they
possibly can 10 relieve the monotony Of the
promenade up and down the parade p the
kuggsrtep listening 10 the band. The rnu-
sic, however, paus on one appetite. and
more particularly on the feelings OF those
get sick OF musical accompaniment which
fellows heu Flooding round like horses in
pugmll. Fresh. mild air. total absence
OF sll that odorlierpus atmosphere which per.
ysdcs most Continents! towns, and number
OF springs constitute the lasting and natural
ATTRACTIONS OF Baden. The automobile has
been placed under contribution and cars run
over 10 GerpscSchand the Favoyite
also 10 other weil.snowm resorts oi the
tourists. The pedestrian can go for miles
sheltered from the sun by the mass OF pine
Esr--f SNH AiAtIt HHthlnE lkn W9lk 10
render palatabls :hc efforts o: the locsl
Natel and Soyer. who thinks that With wine
and beer no such bush ss good cooking is
required. There is tho German theater which
is let from time 20 time to q touring troupe
from France, and which lately uUsd With tie
promised gyreuons Of Madame Sahsret. who
had great SUCCESS not only a. dancer
but d the recipient OF hand soule souvenir
irozi the committee OF the Blgmeucoygo OF
Battle OF Flowers, one OF tha features Of
each season shared m most heartily by all
a .uGF0sE. eA h.H, ,1,
thc uouOtony OF lie off,day, when there
were no races TO take one Out OF Ifelhein,
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IHTERCITY OCTUPLE
SCUlL RACES LIKELY
New York 0arsmen Awaiting for
Challenge Before Form
ing an Eight.
rsisuu, Special Sporting Service.

4AsN''N"T t'-''' "I-N1|
NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-Great in.
tcrest is being taken by local uarsmcu
over proposition 10 have an inter.
city octuplc souls race Sctween men
selected from the different clubs OF this
city and philadelphia. The plan came
informally from the Schuylkill River
men. aud New York osrsmen are anx-
iously awaiting a formal challenge be-
fore taking any definite steps toward
getting an eight together. This ckal-
lenge must come within tho next few
dags or the scheme Will fall through
for this season, as the DAYS are coutinu.
ally getting shorter. and the men likely
10 be selected are settling down 10 their
various vocatlons.
The plan outlined IS 70 pick men from
various clubs who have demonstrated
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their speed, following the
Ya the lntercity race at Rsi.ss
ffooo, when The New York clnL.
tehted the Philadelphia o,rs,s
one race WAS held NJ thai tis
u now planned 20 have two -.
OF, the Harlem and the oth aee
SchuYlkill. II either city ar sl
pfn TO WIN two. then tbirS
w necessary on 4 neutral conr.s'
Training Necessary.
In the event Of the me, u.
terms u will rot be neeessa1v Il
more thEn few DAYS rorinS ~
as q crew, the scullers on theT,
Snd e elsewhere being ia GOOD III
! rom season rowing. Natu,t
tus. the champion. would h. a. ~
ana probably stroke; ne h.a ~
position IN the 1905 race n,tiI
VINO would be selected ave- Srt
ana NesselN, with Csptair Sell
Two or three others Of the w..
iy,nfsnao. Allller, Stewart and al
sue New York Athletic: Hobir
seawanhakas; Fenssel and ~.
the Pallsane, and others. as cI;s;
Tor seats. In fact. New yost,
boat even a stronger crew thnnt
and Philadelphia (slthoush ~.
cracks were eliminated By the
al LSeetuive committeel has M
men James Pilkingtou. prcss{
tnc National Association Of A
oarsmen, hSs been SOUNDING ~.
ment among clubmen during NJ
few daxs and found enthusiasm :
races al along the line.
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free sport, had proved itself peculiarly
pEi -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-07
LOSES SEVERAL STARS.
Yale viii Fill Their Places With New
Material
Tllhuls speeIal sportlpg serY!et.

BOSTON, Mass. Oct, o.-Witd all
the big college football teams ra!lyius
for the year 3 brief outlook over their
available material may not be amiss.
Yale must worry along minus several
of last year S stars, notably Sbeylin.
and without being able 70 draw on the
incoming class would lac In a bad wav
were il not for many strong sub Of
last wear who VIII now nc available,
IL Is known that Andrus, the crack
Andover guard OF Last year. viii DC in
College aud that Coy. clever end
from the same school brother of Shcr.
man Coy, Yale S crack end OF hvs wears
ago. viii enter this fall. PAGE and
peyton of last year 5 freshmen eleven.
ara regarded as likely men Tor The
team this tsll. Both arc guards or
tackles.
Ten saevlID, end Tor four wears, will
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he badly mlSsed. but there is an sbuu-
dance of bsckfeld material and a nu-
cleus for 2 heavy line. The prominent
players from whom the eleven viii be
picked at the beginning OF the season
will be: Ends, Howard, Jones and
Burch; tackles, Biglow and Forbes;
guards. Erwin and Hockenburger; cen
Ter. Peyton or Page; quarterback, Tad
Jones; hslfback, Sammy Morse, Paul
Needer, Howard Roome and Dutch
Levine, aud fullback. Billy Knox,
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Billiard Tourney to Be Held.
Tribune Special sporting Service.
..LIIL- % IL A. III

ITlbuRe epetlhI npotuee HeFrlre,
CHICAGO. Oct 6.--Following The
championship matches between Hoppe
and Srhaefer st isl balk line and be-
tween Slossop and Sutton At 49, balk
line IN October, II is probable that the
shortstops viii be secu IN contests At
ls.3 for FIRST hOnors in their class. Ar
rangements are being made for tour.
nsmepi FOR tins class of PLAYERS 4"
hc held III New York IN October 90
November,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-07
DR.. {. W. HIGGlN
So Years in Salt Lake City Reliable Specialist in the
Salt Lake Microscopic
Medical Institute
DIR. G. w. HIGGINS. NJ. D., Mgr. and Prop
% w Sd South r ooms !, 2, g. 4, >.

FTER IS years Of and her laws aoag "
~ lines superior advantages aud ability 20 without -
unhetangly declare, and my unpaEaueeu fsev'S
backs Up my
more men have by OF Vsricocee Hyorocee
Debility Poison and Renex Disorders withih tue a.
Unite d States combined Ihis
self.evidept iudputabc and, 18th my rates more
treatment successful do wrong to experiment
whose methods are frequently changed and whose "
transient nd deGunct eonce'H
Courtesy that mention 70 names IN nespp
furnish valuable lniorha
proofs so conclusive you viii not regard hem as SENS"
NERvo.sEXUAL DEBILITY CUR ED and wall foFfei. soy ~
case under his treatment whc he fai W o @ I'd
Liver and kidney comp4s'''
A., s Of s cured once to $50 and to M .
send fora a ist Of questions to
DIR. {. W. HIGGINS
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23

mayor OF that town. The secretary Of
state and the justice OF Arrin, acting
as minister Of the interior, resigned
from the presidents cabinet today.
General Andrade. speaker Of the
house. formerly secretary Of the in.
terror, is slated for the interior port.
folio temporarily. General Andrade
Is one Of the most vigorous supporters
OF the government.
insurgents Capture Terminus
Havana, Aug. 23.-lnsurgent forces
commanded by Pine Guerrero have
captured San Juan De Martinez, the
terminus OF the Western railroad, and
have occupied the town and railroad
station.
There was little bloodshed al the
occupationn Of San Juan. according
to reports just received here. The
small force Of rural guards which held
the town fled at the approach Of the
insurgents.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23
BAY STATE POLITICS BADLY DISRUPTED
whitney and SULLIVAN NOTWITHSTANDING
kc6AN WILL MOVE FOR NO MAN. GETS
mTTEE AGAINST PROTEST. OF GUARD. - aEARsv
!ueclEs FOR PRESIDENTIAL cstEcsToN - REPUBLICANS
AFTER PRINCIPLES

Eoston. Mass, Aas, 93-~ The fat
'ha, Henry u whitney and Congress
nan John A. sullivan have consented
to apIsar On the Democratic ticket as
Candidates fer governor and llea,en-
ant governor. respectively. has not re-
h~sed the mn6d'ed state If paliiies In
Massachusetts IN any great *xfent
isstEiei Attorney John II. Moran IL
still III the field as candidate for GOV.
efnnF. and be- declares h. will move
aside tnr I'm man. But the announce.
meni III the whitney and Sullivan can,
didacies without doubt has caused con.
siernation In the Moran camp. The
Moran supporters had figured strongly
On the strength Of their candidate in
b0ston. but hopes In this direction
have been d:speiied by the bringing
ont af Whitney. Congressman sulli.
van also will add strength % the tick.
ss In Boston. which forms about one
fourth of the voting strength in the
nominating convention.
Williams In Control
George Fred Williams. a Rryanite.
IL In control of the Bryan committee
aud has placed Moran on the commit
tee to receive Bryan. In spite Of the
efforts Of the "oid line" democratic
leaders. To add 10 the confusion. Col.
A. c. Drinkwater. II Bryan man but
a member Of the state committee. Is
strong for Moran. Hearst. while boom.
ing Moran through his Boston news
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23
mo. 8. JUMPS TRACK
At GLORIETTA siding
Split Switch Sends Engine. Tender
and Coaches Flowing Esrth--None
Killed o. injured.

The confusion 20 traffic on the San.
Ia Fe incident 10 the recent floods In
Arizona was slightly increased last
night by the wreeking Of No. s. east
bound passenger. al Glorieta last
nigh; about midnight. The train jump.
ed the track at the Glorieta siding.
Fortunately no one. either among
rainmen or passengers, was injur.
ed.
The engine. tender. baggage and ex.
press cars. two day coaches and one
pair Of trucks on the first sleeper
went into the ditch. the engine plow.
ing deeply into the earth along side
the track. The passengers received a
frightful shaking up. but aside from a
few bruises no one was injured. Ex.
press Messenger Hill in car 339 was
thrown violently about the car but
was only scratched and bruised. The
accident was due to a split switch and
was much less severe than It might
have been on account Of the fact that
the train was running at greatly re.
duced speed.
The accident occurred in such
manner that the siding was left unob-
strucfed and the trains wera som
running around the wreck. The
wrecking crew left Las Vegas shortly
after midnight to clear away the OBJ
structions from the main line.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23
PRESiDEN7'SIDEA
WANTED BEFORE
INVESTIGATION

Oyster nsy, Ang, isEigaAisE
Gssssssl neIl chief of the staff q tAs
InIaad States array, and Clifford Pin.
chat. ehiet at the forestry bureau.
~eEe In consultation wah presidsaa
Roosevelt as sagamnTe liila today
CeneTal neli said he came as the sag
sssaion of General Ainsaortla, military
SECRETARY, In order that the war d..
paEtmsns might know exactly tas
presidents ideas and desires regarding
ths difficulty at brownsville. Texas.
between the negro tEDops and the rel
dents of that place. lie said the col.
oEed troops had been replaced by a
company If white soldiers. This nc.
iion has been taken In compliance
With a telegraphic request from the
state officials, In was desirable. he
said. to discuss the whole situation
with the president before any further
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23
HELLO GIRLS file
STRENUOUS OBJECTIONS
They Strike Because Telephone Com.
pany Insists Upon Use Of Rear
ooor.--saloon Loungers oaie Them.

Chicago. Aug. 23.-Two hundred
telephone girls employed In the cen.
ttA' exchange Of The ChIcsgo Tr'c
hone company strucK ;cday, badly
gripping the service. The cause of
the strike was an order issued by the
company directing the girls at cen.
trail" to enter the building through
the rear door. The door is reached
by an uncleans spassaeeway. one hun.
dred feet long. There are three sa.
loon entrances on the alley and the
girls declared they were annoyed BY
hangers-on at the places One hun
dred and fifty other girls struck with.
in an hour after the first strike. Seven
thousand phones in the business dis.
trict were put out Of commission.
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c. Abbott Is statistical officer and as.
sistant range officer: First Lieuten.
ant w. d. Newcomb. pit officer; Sec.
ond Lieutenant L. w. ilfeld. quarter.
master and eommissary: Second Lieu.
tenant Morris Thomas, pit officer
and acting adjutant.
The contest for the HaeeriBan Gun
began this afternoon at / O'Clock at
200 yards, slow fire, the members OF
two teams firing at the same time
and at the same range, one team fir.
ing at target No. ]. or revolving tar
get. and one team at No. or the slid.
ing target.
When this contest Is finished the
marksmen will fire at 500 yards. slow
fire. at six hundred yards. slow fire,
and two hundred yards, rapid fire.
The men are given ten shots at 200
yards and one sighting shot and ten
shots for record at 500 and COO yards
The positions are standing at 200
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23

Sergeant ". Manzanares. Corporal
Adolph Baca and Private Owen
Brown
Company f, Albuquerque First
Sergeant Ines ]. Du Bois, Sergeant
Eduardo Baca, Artificer Joe Ramhs
and Privates Rogue McGinness and
Frank Garcia.
Company F. Santa Fe--First Ser
geam J. T. McHughes. Sergeant II. E
Mccullough. Sergeant. A. ]. Abbott,
Jr.. Corporal Charles vierra and Coz.
poral Ashley r. Reed.
Private M. w. II. Findley of troop
"A Is making himself useful at camp
as inspector Of telephones. central
lineman. marker and general handi.
man.
Brigadir General A. p. Harrington.
adjutant general, is the executive Of.
ficer in charge of the camp. Major
r. G. Rankin, of the First squadron OF
cavalry. Is range officer: Captain e.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23
CRACK OF ARMY kRAGS RES0UN0S WHERE -
MILITARY RFLEMEN CONTEST FOR HAGERMAWs TROPHY

The crack shots of the national
guard OF New Mexico are now in
camp near the Santa Fe hospital.
north of Las Vegas, and the marks.
manship contests for the Hagerman
cup will be held during the remainder
of the week. II is very probable that
the men will break camp Saturday af-
ternocn.
Representatives from four organiza.
tions only are present in camp. three
of the companies being unable to or
ganize team or probably thought it
would be useless to contest. The
marksmen representing their various
commands in the order i'm which the;
will shoot. are as follows:
Company A. Las Cruces-rirst Ser.
geant E. G. Wade. Sergeant Walter
Ames, Privates Robert Buvens, John
Hyatt and Clay Newberry.
Troop A. Las vegas-Sergeant Jos.
c. Sharp, Sergeant Lee l. Mcintyre,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23
HEAVY RAINSIORM
EXPOSES 200 BODIES


Kansas City. Anr. ~. = A terrific
rain STERN prevailed In Kansas city
and this vicinity early today causing
mprs or less serious damage Ii Kan.
sas CITY 6.ss inchrx rf water fen. The
record for the time. three hours and 4
half. The low lying lands we're Hood.
ed and police and fire departments
we're called upon to rescue persons In
the north end of town and In the east
and west bottoms where the water
entered many small houses. p&
Al Elmwood cemetery serious dam.
age was done. Practically the entire
cemetery grounds were flooded and
In the lower ground 4 strong current
was formed. This resulted In the
washing out Of dozens Of graves. AT
least two hundred bodies were expos
ed. Two brick buildings In the ou:.
skirts Of the city we're undermined
and collapsed. They we're unoccupiei
and no one was hurt. A lumber yard
containing several thousand feet OF
finished lumber was washed away.
AT Kansas City, Kansas. Armourdale
and Argentine, Kas., much damage
was suffered by railroads, wholesale
and packing houses. Several families
had 10 be taken from their homes by
firemen. At Kansas City, Kas., light.
ming wrecked the front OF the Slavon-
ic Catholic church and a small CON-
mission house was undermined and
collapsed. The freight houses Of the
Rock Island and Union Pacific IN the
west bottoms were flooded and traf-
fic temporarily stopped. The shops or
these roads were flooded ana work
was stopped for an hour or 80.
Water entered the easements Of the
packing plants Of Armour & company.
Swift & company and Schwarxschild
& Sulzberger, and It was necessary to
pump II out. The water drained OF
quickly, however. and the damage
was slight, At Argentine families
we're forced from their homes III the !.
bottoms. but returned soon. .s
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23
FRATERN|TES FOR
SANATOR|UM HERE
BULLETIN
Detroit, Aug. 23...lhc convention Of Associated
fraiernlties Of America today adopted resolution ad
vOcaing the fraternal tuberculosis Sanaorium at Las
Vegas, New Mexico.
BANDERA, REvOLU7|ONST, Shot; -: !:
CAPTURE WESTERN Terminus

Havana. Aug. 23.--General Bandera,
the famous negro leader of Havana
province, who recently headed an In.
surgent band and began operating
against the government was killed
early this morning In an encounter
with rural guards.
The fight with Bandera's band oc.
CURED at O'Clock this morning. The
force was one hundred mounted rural
guards which for three days had been
seeking the surrender Of the insurg
ents and finally succeeded after the
veteran commander had pitched camp
for the night. Two Of his followers
were killed but none were captured.
Battle Anticipated
Havana. Aug. ga force Of rural
guards and volunteers has left Glen.
fuegos to engage three hundred In.
surgents who have left Las T.ajas un.
der the command of Colonel Guzman.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23
FIRST STATEHOOD GUN
s.eEo IN ARIZONA

Yuma. Ariz., Aug. 23.--Yuma coup.
ty fired the first gun for joint
statehood when the republicans elect.
ed another delegation Of nine men
pledged to joint statehood to 20 to
the territorial republican convention
at Bisbee. September 6. This Is con.
sidered a great victory, as all the Of
ficials Of the Southern Pacific In the
territory were strongly opposing.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23
NATIONAL DEPOsITORIES
WILL GET $4,000 EACH
Secretary shaw's Action win Affect
One Hundred and Fifty Banks Az
Over the Country.

Washington. Aug. IN. Secretary
Shaw has taken steps TO increase the
deposits Of public moneys In the ma.
tionai repositories In the various
rarss os The country u 80. .oca es.ess.
the amount authorized by law. vi
affects about one hundred and fifty
banks and will aggregate about s3..
0oo.oc0 additional deposits.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23
ANOTHER TRICK OF NEAT TRUST EXPOSED
Which ESCAPED Recent. INVESTIGATION
coopERs JOURNAL ALLEGES COATED inesoG
WITH POISONOUS MIXTURE srop - sTuFF SOAKED
INTO CONTENTS AND Fscs rs WAY INTO coasUsGks
sroMAcH.

inside th* package. This poisnnons
preparation. though a. first dry and
hard. In the eoarse n time disxolsek
into ths eontsass of the package. and
through the usual course finds its way
into the ssamachs N the unsmspnrt.
tng consumers"
Germany Investigates
Berlin. Aaagnst 2ss-The govern"
men, medical department has issued =
report IN iha sanitary conditions M
prassssn bakeries and slaughter
honses which the newspapers are CIV
lng sensational prominence. The r.
port says that many buichering 80
Establishments were found In a very m
clean condition, Some Of them we're
located In dark cellars where cieanlL
ness WAS impossible and others had
M facilities for the employees 10 wash
themselves.
Cats and Hens In ons
The government found particularly
Questionable conditions I'm the baker
les. In one town hoys kneaded dough
with their feet and one bakery WAS
inhabited by cats ana hens. In m
other town a bakery oven served In
the interim N a goose pen. Many
bakeries were found In close prcx.
unity to nnsanitary appurtenances Of
houses. One haker admitted that his
flaor and watts were scrubbed only
once q year.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23
WANT BRYAN TO DEeATe
QUESTION or SOCIALISM

Cincinnati. O.. Aug. 2s.---An invita-.
tion to William J. Bryan to debate In
this city. September 9th. the question
OF socialism with some representative
OF the socialist party was today mail.
ed Bryan at New York by Nicholas
Klein. state secretary Of the socialist
party. The invitation was given be.
cause Of Bryan's uttevances on So
cialism while abroad.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23
RUSSIAN GOVT WILL
FACE AGRARlAN ISSUE

St. Petersburg, Aug. 23.--The Rus
sian government has definitely decid-
ed to proceed with its original plan of
settling the Agrarian question by dis.
tribution Of land, regardless Of parlia.
ment and to go TO the country upon
the issue at the coming election.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23
APACHE COUNTY SENDS
AN ENTIRE DELEGATION

st. Johns. Ariz. Aug. 23.--The re.
publieans of Apache county will send
an entire joint statehood delegation
Of six to the territorial convention
and the county shows splendid ma.
jority for joint statehood with more
voters getting on the band wagon
daily.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23

yards and prone with head towards
the target at the other two ranges
The team securing the highest total
score and the least number OF penal
ties will be permitted TO take the
beautiful silver Hagerman cup on ex-
hibition at Murphey's drug store,
holding the same until the next com.
petition, when 1t win be competed for
again and the company winning the
cup the second time, or In other
words. the company who has won the
cup twice viii become Its owner.
Upon completion of the contest. the
men. who by the records Of their
scores. appear TO have the highest ag.
gregate upon all ranges. will be Sc.
lected for places upon the team.
which will compete In the national
match at Sea Girt. New Jersey. pro.
viding that such men are in every
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23
GRAND JURY INVESTIGATES
STANDARD OIL CASES

Chicago. Aug. 23.-The first grand
jury investigation Of the Standard
Oil met today and after hearing evi.
dence from four witnesses, adjourned
until Monday morning. No indict.
ments were returned.