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The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1906-08-03

Men and water are both wanted in the
Klondike. If it had been women and wa
ter it might have sounded more plausible.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1906-08-03

king Edward Talks" is a P.-I. head
line. Is that something new? 1t must be,
or else the P.-I would never have noted it.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1906-08-03

Hatfield, the rainmaker, failed to make
it rain in the goldfelds, and SO he will now
have to return to the cornfields.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1906-08-03

Remember, if you are indebted to The
Seattle Republican for 1906 subscription
the collector is after you.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1906-08-03

Did Frank H. BroWnell feel something
drop from Senator Piles window with
a dnll, sickening thud
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-16
STREET NAMES
TO Be CHANGED
City Council Committees to
Recommend Big Step in Com
munity Progress.
NO NAMES DUPLICATED
AVENUES WILL RUN EAST AND
WEST.
NO NAMES DUPLICATED

The council committee on streets, with
the city engineer associated, has found
solution TO the vexatious duplication
in the naming of the streets of the city
and have prepared revision of the street
names which have been duplicated or
which, because Of their similarity, have
been confusing. This report will be pre-
scented to the council at the session to
be held next Monday night, and if the
report is adopted resolution will be
adopted changing the names of the
streets indicated to conform with the re-
port. In the event this resolution is
adopted, new city map will be pre-
pared at oLce by the city engineer, and
all of the changes suggested will be ef-
fected.
The most radical change is the re-
naming of the streets on the North
bench, which are now designated nu-
mericallys These streets such as First
street. Second street and so on. will
hereafter be called First avenue, Second
avenue and thus through the list.
Hereafter. all thoroughfares running
east and west Will be designated as ave
nues, with the exception of the l6O-foot
streets. These will remain they are.
All short or narrow streets running north
and south will be designated as streets.
Changes Suggested.
The changes that are suggested by the
committee and which will be presented
TO the council, are as follows:
Popperton Addition.
Lilac to be Laurel street
Logan avenue to be Fourth avenue
Fort Douglas avenue to be Third ave
nue.
West street to be Virginia street.
Plat z.
Douglas avenue to be Catherine street
Margaret street to be Mcclellan street
Five-Acre Plat A.
Windsor street not to be changed.
Farley avenue TO be Herbert avenue.
Princeton avenue, no change
Harvard avenue TO be Liberty avenue.
Euclid avenue. and Barclay avenue to
be Mcclellan street.
Young street to be Harrison avenue.
A street to be Harrison avenue.
ROYAL sStedman, Poplar, Spruce and u
streets to be Browning avenue.
olive and G streets to be Roosevelt ave
nue..
Emerson avenue.
washington avenue to be Kensington
avenue.
Barfield avenue, Hickman and York
streets TO be Bryan avenue.
Poplar street to be Wood avenue.
Casco. Wood and Maple streets to be
Milton avenue
Bluff avenue to be Twelfth East street.
Spring street to be Logan avenue.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-16

street and Third street to be Cheyenne
street
Rock street to be Custer street
Woodruff and Lyndaie avenues to be
Simmons street
Hayward and Utah avenues to be Utah
street.
Montgomery avenue TO be Montgomery
street
Early street TO be Utah street
Shortridge avenue to be Shortridge
street
Prospect and Olmstead avenues to be
Prospect street
Raw avenue TO be Red street.
Mckinley street.
kincaid street and Hemlock street to be
Cooper street.
Dawes street to be Lawrence street
Paddock and Pine streets to be Murray
street.
Garnett street to be Garfield street
County road to be Chestnut street
Elm and Orleans streets to be Hobart
street.
Erichs. Ash and Holland streets to be
Monterey street.
Senior Locust and Franklin streets to
be Manitou street.
Cook and Rea streets to be Walnut
street
Maple Atchison and Pasadena streets to
be March street.
Arthur. Rio Grande. Ontario and Sara
toga streets and Fulton avenue to be Full
ton street
Edmund and Aspen streets and Corton
avenue to be Butte street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-16
SALT LAKE HIGH
VS.. ALL HALLOWS
These Two Teams, Each With
a Clean Record, Meet at
Varsity This Afternoon.

The annual contest between the Salt
Lake High and All Hallows teams takes
place at o'clock this afternoon on Cum
mlngs field. This game is attracting a
great amount of attention among the
football fans of the city and is looked
upon as one of the games of the year
on the local gridiron.
In the past the college team has been
easy picking for the West Side students
and il has been generally conceded be-
fore the game that the High school would
win This year, however. things are diff
ferent and followers of the gridiron look
for a close struggle
All Hallows has made a strong show
ing so far this year; in fact. has one
of the best teams which has ever repre-
scented that Institution. They have not
been scored against this season and the
students of that school are looking for a
victory over the heretofore invincible Salt
Lake High.
Down at the West Side the spirit of
lyon can't lick u.s." prevails as strong
this season as ever
The rivalry between the teams is so
intense that il was decided to select Of
ficials who have never been connected
with either team in any way. The men
named are r. D. BURNER, Lieutenant
Point and Faulkner.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-16

Eleventh South street to be Tempest
avenue
street to be Minnebeck avenue
COatsville street TO be NicolIs avenue.
Street on city limits to be bennington
avenue.
Tenth South street to be Niagara ave-
nue. east of State street
Tenth South street west of State street
to be Roper avenue.
Palmyra avenue and Stanley street to
be Green street.
Gordon and Glenn streets to be Park
street
Cleveland street to be Cleveland ave
nue..
Sherman street to be Sherman ave-
nue.
Harrison street to be Harrison ave
nue.
Sperry and Alvarado streets TO be Blair
street.
Naomi street. Myrtle and Roberts ave
nues TO be Roberta street.
Birch street west of Main TO be Ameri-
can avenue.
Birch street east of Main to be Belmont
avenue.
Herbert street west of Main to be As
pen avenue.
Herbert street east of Main to be Her.
bert avenue.
Worthen street west of Main to be Ere
mont avenue.
Worthen street east of Main to be Lib
eTty avenue.
Main to be Paxton avenue
Balsam street east of Main TO be Kel-
SeY avenue.
Fremont street to be Richards street
Manila avenue to be Jefferson street.
Valera avenue and Lucy street to be
Vance avenue
Rose street and Nelson's place to be
Montague avenue
Myrtle street and Montague place to be
Fayette avenue.
Aberdeen street to be American ave-
nue..
Vine street and Brooklyn place to be
Justice street and Tenth South street to
be Mead avenue.
Byron street and Mead street to be
Aspen street to be Aspen avenue
Fitzgerald streeo and Evergreen street
to be Dalton avenue.
Ivy street ana Dunn street to be Ere
Remington avenue to be Illinois ave-
nue..
Montague street to be Montague ave-
nue..
Fayette street to be Fayette avenue.
Muscatine avenue to be Dalton ave-
nue..
Lusk street to be Jeremy street.
Cliff street to be Post street.
Holbrook street to be Ninth West
street.
Plat 8.
Street through center of Block to be
Green street.
Vowel avenue and Park avenue to be
Park street.
Blair avenue to be Blair street.
Roberta avenue to be Roberta street.
Plat A.
Market street to be Postoffice place.
Franklin avenue TO be Edison street.
Commercial avenue to be Orpheum ave-
nue.
Pugsley avenue TO be Pugsley street
Fern street to be Fern avenue.
New street from east to We It in center
of Block $50 to be Reed avenue.
County road to be Beck street.
Plat c.
Poplar street to be Reed avenue.
Marion avenue to be Marion street
La Plata street. Alma avenue and Chi
cago avenue to be Chicago street.
St Louis avenue to be Girard ave-
nue.
Clover street 10 be Ouray avenue.
Bellview avenue and Simondi street to
be Simondi avenue.
Learned street to be Learned avenue.
Jordan avenue to be Eleventh West
street.
Garfield avenue to be Euclid avenue.
Baltimore avenue to be Eleventh West
street.
Graeber avenue and Midway avenue to
be Glendale street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-16
Crystals.
KNOCKED OUT IN NINTH.
Mike Ward Taken to Hospital After
Bout With Harry Lewis.

Grand Rapids. Mich. Nov 15.-Mike
Ward was knocked out here tonight in
the ninth round by Harry Lewis of Phil
ddelphid, and was taken to hospital I'M
conscious. 1t is feared he has COncus-
sion oc the brain. Lewis. his seconds.
Frank O'Brien of Philadelphia. and Ref
cree Eddie Ryan of Detroit have been
detained by the police to await the out
come of Wards injury.
1t was a fast battle. and Lewis was
leading i'm the ninth. A left to the jaw
sent Ward down for the count of nine
and as he arose ne met a terrific right to
the jaw that rendered him unconscious
At 1870 d. m, Ward was still uncOn-
scious. 1t is said that his head struck
the floor heavily when he fell and IL was
the contact of his head with the floor
that resulted in the injury.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-16
GROUNDWORK LAID.

indianapolis. Nov. 15.-The first national
gathering of Presbyterian church work.
ers. called the Presbyterian Brotherhood.
which has been in session in this city
for the past two days, adjourned tonight
after leaving in the hands of a council
of twenty-one members the naming of
the next meeting place and the adoption
of a constitution.
Among the names chosen for the gen.
eral council are: John Willis Baer, Los
Angeles; j. D. Hustled. Denver, and w.
M Ladd, Portland. Ore.
At this afternoons session a motion was
adopted that a committee be appointed
TO draft a resolution expressing the SYM
pathy of the brotherhood for the labor
ing men of the country.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-16
FIRST RABBIT HUNT.
Murray Shooters Make Big Kill Near
Ssltair.

The first rabbit hunt of the season was
held this week by a crowd of shooters
from Murray. The hunt was held near
Saltair and in spite of the fact that the
rabbits were scarce they report a kill of
III So successful were the hunters that
they are now out with a challenge to
shoot Salt Lake expert hunters. James
p. Hill of Calder'S station is in charge
of the Murray crew and says he will pick
ten or fifteen men and shoot a like num-
Der from this city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-16
WILL TRY FOR CUP AGAIN.

y New York, Nov. 15.-Sir Thomas +
= Upton. in a speech delivered during \
+ regimental review in Brooklyn last !
y night. said he would come again in \
+ search OF the Americas cup. y
+ Upton is to sail for Europe Sat !
\ urday and some definite announce =
= ment regarding his negotiations with +
= the New York Yacht club for an \
+ other race is looked for by yachts y
y men that day OF soon thereafter =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-16
Streets Moth and South, West o.
Jordan River.

Dearborn street River, Dozier avenue
and Ontario street to be Tenth West
street.
Glendale. Florence, Leverich and DAILY
streets to be Glendale street.
Curtis. Fleetwood, Emma streets and
Riverside avenue to be Emery street.
fremont and Oquirrh streets to be Elev-
enth West street
Grand avenue. Concord street and Nc
Keage street to be Concord street
Larimer street. UiEtah street. Spring
avenue and Riv erdrive TO be Twelfth West
street
Central avenue, Larimer street and
Cleveland avenue 20 be Navajo street.
gan street and Navajo street to be Thir-
tenth West street
Leach street and Ashland avenue to be
Pueblo street
Wheeler avenue and Cheyenne street to
be Stewart street.
Helena avenue, Third street, Cheyenne
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-16
BOTH CONFIDENT
Of VICTORY
Statements of Fighters Indicate
Plenty of Confidence by
Both Men.
BY DICK HYLAND.

I arranged this fight to prove to !
= the world that [ was robbed by Ed I
y die Robinson out of my list fight !
y with Thompson in Los Angeles. l =
y had Thompson out on three differ >
4 ent occasions. but the gang had their 4
y money up the other way, with Rob =
y inson in the ring to look after their \
y interests. and / had lemon handed =
y me. Tonight il will be different =
With Jim Williams in the ring | am =
y assured of a square deal and | Will ;
y win and clear the only mark against !
y my record =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-16

Gilbert avenue and Drexel avenue to be
Douglas street
Jennings avenue to be Twelfth West
street
Hooper avenue to be Oakley street.
knoWlton avenue to be Knowlton street.
Mitchell street to be Tenth West street
Marion boulevard TO be Marion street.
Wilkes street to be Ninth West street
Austin street to be Chicago street
Bodwell street to be Eighth West street.
Maple street to be Eighth West street
Factory street to be Spruce street
Dexter street
Lynn street to be Sixth West street
Grant street to be Davis street
Washington street to be Sparta street
Adams street to re Fifth West street
Jefferson street to be Erie street.
Madison street to be Fourth West street
Opal street to be Opal avenue.
Ruby street to be Ruby avenue
Onyx street to be Onyx avenue.
Pearl street to be Pearl avenue.
Agate street to be Agate avenue.
Topaz street to be Topaz avenue.
Gem street to be Gem avenue.
Cute street to be Fifth North street.
Young street TO be Gir1rd avenue.
Goodwin street to be Darmer avenue
kimball street to be Third North street
Court street and Front street TO be ST
mODdi avenue.
Willow street and Peace street to be
Buckeye street to be Buckeye avenpe
Albert street to be Albert avenue.
Seward street to be Seward avenue
Lorenzo street to he First North street
Sumner street and Larch street to be
sumner avenue.
Quincy street to be Quincy avenue
Mark street TO be Learned street.
Schiller street to be Hazel street.
Highland avenue to be Euclid avenue.
Kelsey avenue 10 be Rio Grande avenue.
Harrison avenue to be Gillespie avenue
Cleveland and PiOla avenues to be Low
ell avenue.
Wasatch street TO be Wasatch avenue.
johnson street to be Johnso navenue-
Indiana street to be Indiana avenue.
County road to be Ninth South street.
Park avenue tc be Hayes avenue.
Ohio street. Mil avenue ana Lake
street 20 be Mead avenue
Whipple street to be Dalton avenue
Asland avenue to be Fremont avenue.
Eleventh South street to be Illinois ave
nue.
Illinois street to be Illinois avenue.
Anderson avenue and Indiana street to
be Paxton avenue
Twelfth South. Lexington and Wyoming
streets to be Lexington avenue.
Froiseth and Colorado avenues to be
Roper avenue.
street to be California avenue.
Nebraska avenue to be Albermarie ave-
nue..
kansas avenue to be Merrimac avenue.
Norma street and Andrew street to be
Andrew avenue
CLAYTON avenue to be Harris avenue.
Eleventh South street to be DAILY avenue.
Ruth street to be Ruth avenue
Twelfth South street to be chester ave
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-16
UNIONS, S; FREMoNTS, 2.

The Unions defeated the Fremonts yes
terday by a score CT to ,. The winners
lineup: Fred Kittle, r. e.; Frank Jones
+. t.; John Bourbank r. g.; Hez Booker
C; Hadyn White. !. g.; Willie Hahn, l. t.;
Bert Brown |. E.; Sherman Byrne, q. b. /;
Otte Hahn. r. h. b.; Ed Montague, |. h. b. /;
p JOneS Z h
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-16
PORTLAND LOSES PLAYER.

Cincinnati Nov. 1.-THE first draft on
the Pacific Coast league announced at
the meeting of the national baSpmall COM
mission today was in Fielder Bowl Swee-
hey Of Portland. Ore. who was drafted
by the Chicago National league team
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-16
FOOTBALL CHALLENGE.

Manager Osborne of the Hoxey Rollers
issued a challenge to any 120-pound foot
ball team in the city for a game. The
Rollers have played eight games this sea-
this challenge can be made through The
Herald
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-16
SUNK IN COLLISION.

Bordeaux. Nov. 1.-THE British steamer
Melrose Abbey and the Swedish steamer
Adolph Meyer collided today and the Mel
rose Abbey sank No lives were lost.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-16

With two fighters expressing supreme
confidence in the outcome, each thinking
himself the best man, there ought to be
something doing at Ogden tonight to
please the heart of the most ardent fight
fan. Fighting Dick Hyland and Cyclone
Thompson ale the men who will face
each other. Both men say they are
trained TO the minute and are under
weight The weight called for in the
articles is 1873. ringside, neither man be
ing allowed to leave the ring after
HyIand and Thompson have met once
before. The contest was in Los Angeles
ana Thompson won an alleged foul.
Manager Sammy McClintic had a kick
robbed OF the fight. The referee was Ed
die Robinson, known in Salt Lake as
"Jiujit Eddie" McClintic says Robinson
Is the tool OF crowd of Los Angeles
sports and makes his decision the way
the money IS bet. In view of the fact
that IL took q crowd of policemen to es-
c0rt him out of the ring, after he gave
his decision In the recent Attel-Bal<er
fight, and there was a big kick over his
decision in the BurnS-F1ynn contest. the
fans may judge for themselves how much
Justice there is to McClintic's kick.
Tonight Jim Williams is the third man
in the ring. which assures a square deal
all around and Will probably have a
great deal to do with increasing the at
tendance from Salt Lake. On the mems
past records. Hyland should be favOrite,
but the betting seems 10 be about even.
This is due to the fact that Ogden money
is down on THOMPSON The Junction City
fans have had the advantage of seeing
Thompson train and have also seen Hy-
land in action. Here in Salt Lake Thomp-
sons work is an unknown quantity and
the local fans are pinning their faith on
what they know Hyland TO be.
A special train will leave Salt Lake
over the Oregon Short Line this evening
for Ogden and will return Immediately
after the fight. From present indica lions
there will be large crowd from this
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-16
HILL & HILL wHIsKEY.

HILL & HILL WHISKEY.
Is distilled by the Rock Spring Distiii-
ing Co, in Greensboro, KY, from care
fully selected grain and malt. We have
personally visited the distillery and
found its cleanliness and good order to
be the very best. The whiskey- itself
is an absolutely pure high-grade Ken
lucky Bourbon. of the kind that has
served to make Kentucky famous for
good whistles
We carry it in barrels, also in cases,
quarts, pints and half-piLts. or can ship
to you direct from the United States
bonded warehouse.
RIEGER & LINDLEY,
The Whiskey Merchants"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-16
LAST PRACTICE
FOR UTAH TEAM
Boulder, With Twenty-Five
Men, Will Arrive in City
Today.

The university team held their last hard
practice last night and with some light
signal work and with the final instruc-
tons from Coach Maddox this afternoon
the team will be ready to enter the battle
with Boulder. After two successive de-
fcdts for the l men by Colorado the
east benehers go into the struggle with a
better chance for victory than they ever
had before
The team was out early last night and
Trey had a chance for a good scrimmage
work before the rain began. The team
then went to the gymnasium and finished
tne workout. BY hard practice every
night since school stOrted. team work has
been brought near perfection.
IEere are at present two men for every
Pc sltfon on the team. There are two sets
on western gridirons. 1t is likely that
Maddox will use a set each half and
also change quarters Bennion has his
right leg in action and the all western
star says that on Saturday he intends to
play the game of his life.
Although several of the men on the line
are not in the best shape, all of them
will be able to begin the contest and
there are plenty of subs to finish it ont.
Boulder viii find tough proposition
when it attempts Utah's ends as they are
the strongest places on the line If they
are unable TO scale the ends for some
substantial gains, it will be disastrous
for them with the ten-yard rule.
Colorado Arrives Today.
Colorado will arrive today. They come
twenty-five strong. Coach Castleton ex-
poets that Saturdays game viii be one of
tie hardest Of the year and accordingly
brought his full squad. He has also saved
many of his best plays to spring on Utah.
In the game with the Colorado Aggies
last Saturday some of the best men on
the Boulder team were on the bench. The
coach put them there as he realized that
the contest with Utah would be one of
the hardest and most decisive of the year.
The university students will receive the
team and have several entertainments
planned for them. including dance after
the game. They will be taken to and
from the field in a large coach. Ar
raDsements have been made with the Y.
NJ. c A 10 dress in the business mems
quarters.
The spirit at the university is at high
pitch and school work has become sec
ondary consideration. The game with
Boulder is the one topic of discussion.
The classes are still advertising the game
Last evening the freshmen put a big sign
on the curtain of the Salt Lake theatre
Beat Boulder or Bust and they have
also distributed 800 paper dodgers with
this inscription on them Numerous
stunts have been arranged for today, in
Guiding a big football assembly after
chapel
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-16
BY "cYcLoNE" THOMPSON.

y i am confident I will defeat Hy- 4
y land tonight. l learned his style of !
y attack from our last fight and will !
y be able &c meet his rushes and beat I
y him TO 1t. By defeating Hyland !
= will at once gain place among the I
= topnotchers. 1 am in the best of !
y condition and this altitude agrees !
with me. I am strong at the weight =.
4 and will surprise Hyland. :
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-01
OFF TO THE CIRCUS

Nearly three hundred persons LETT
this city this morning to attend the
circus at Reno this afternoon and
tonight The local looked ike real
sure enough excursion train and
coaches were added to the regular
equipment to accommodate the crowd
that appeared.
No grown Up person went TO see
the circus, the parents, sisters, cou
sins and aunts, not ID say brothers
uncles and others went on Gusinea
and to take the children.
The circus is an American institu
ton and like baseball. always at
tracts crowd whenever it appears
The power of red lemonade and "a
ort curve are about equal, and some
J ines sway muItitudeJ.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-01
ONE MORE CONVENTION

a number of republicans left this
morning enroute to TOnopah 10 the
convention Of the republican party at
that place Tuesday. Fortunately the
prizefight will be held Monday SO the
republicans will have time to go -
the convention after they get there.
The convention should have be"r
held in Carson City this year but such
is the frantic effort OF the state .aa
trai committee 70 get new rtpuJl.i al
votes. Carson City was passed up,
and -uo miles was added tC Inc "Trip
Tor -he delegates, The railroad o9-
liged with oIle half .are rate. 50 thar
viii help some, 1t is safe to say that
more viii attend the tight than the
c-Inrentiou