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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-06
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Dec. -Cattle-Receipts
1000; market steady. Beeves, $500
M7.40, cows and heifers. Sl.60@5.25;
stockers and feeders. S24Od4.50; Tex
ans, $3.S0M4.60; Wesierners, $4,000
600: calves, S5,5O@7.50.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000; market
good heavy. $6.806645; rough heavy,
S5.S5M6.l5; light, S590M6.50; pigs,
$5.60@6,25; bulk of sales. $6.20M6.4O.
Shecp-Receipts $4,000: steady Sheep,
$500 600; lambs, $45OM 7.75.
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Group.

Not a minute should be lost when
child shows symptoms of Group Cham
berlain' g Cough Remedy given as soon
as the child becomes hoarse, or even
after the croupy cough appears, will
prevent the attack. 1t never fails, and
is pleasant and safe to take. For sale
By all leading Druggist,
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Omaha.

OMAHA, Dec. -Cattle-Receipts
$500; steady. Native steers. s3.75M
$40; cows and hcifers, S2.50M4. 30;
Western steers. S325@5.25: Gamers,
Sl.T502.50; stockers and feeders, $3.50
d4,65; calves. $S.O0M625; bulls and
stays, $2.00M40O.
Hogs-Reccipts, $500; slow to sc
lower. Heavy, S6.00d6.l5; mixed. $6.05
d6,lO; light, S6.10m6.20: pigs, $3.50
600: bulk of sales, S6.O56615.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; strong Year
lings, $5.50@6.00; wethers. S5O0M5 60;
ewes, $4.5065.25: lambs, S6.50d740.
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Total sales for the day, S5o,5 500 sharci
New York Money.

NEW YORK, Dec. -Glose-Prime
mercantile paper, 606la per cent,
Sterling exchange weak with actual
business in bankers bill at S4.S475m
4.s4.S0 for demand and at $4799O0
4,s0 for sixty day bills,
Posted rates, S4.S0h@4s1 and
81 s5 i2M4,S6; commercial bills, 4791a,
Mexican dollars. 52Mc.
Government bonds firm; railroad
bonds irregular
Money on call strong and higher
6 to 32 per cent; ruling rate 20 per
cent; closing bid 6, offered at 6.
Time loans stronger, 60 days 8 per
cent bid; ninety days, 712 10 per
cent, six months: 6 per cent bid.
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st, ,JOseph.

ST. JOSEPH, Dec. 5.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 400; market slow. Natives,
Sl.00M6.75; cows and beifers, $1,000
$50; stockers and feeders, S3O0M4.25
Hogs-Receipts. 10000; market 21ac
lower Top. s6.32l2; bulk Of sales,
1922 I2M6.271a.
Shecp-Receipts 1900; market about
steady. lambs, $7.25. ewes, S5S5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-06
MINNEAPOLIS Wheat.

MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 5.-wheat-
December, 1880 May, 79a4c July, s05s
@soHc; No: ] hard. s0ssc; No. i
77$sc; No. 3 Northern, 74M75c.
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New York Produce.

NEW YORK. Dec 5.-Butter
strong; extra creamery, 81 l2C032c, of
fetal price held common 10 extra 22Gl
29c; cheese firm, unchanged
Eggs strong; State Pennsylvania
and nearby fancy, selected white. IS
G045c; selected white choice, 40M42c,
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New York Sugar,

NEW YORK, Dec, Sugar-Raw,
firm; fair refining, 3 1l-32c; centrifu.
gal .96 test, Ssc; molasscs sugar,
powdered, $3.50; granulated, $3.50.
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London Wool.

LONDON, Dec. 5:-The offerings at
the wool auction sales TODAY amounted
TO 10,292 bales. Mernos were keenly
competed for by all sections. The
home trade bought mediums and
slipes largely. Americans took few
parcels of Victorian greasy cross.
breds.
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Liverpool Wheat.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 5.-Close-
Wheat. December, 6s 33sd; March, 6s
SID; May, 6s sd.
The weather in England today was
rlondy
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CASH QUOTATIONS

Cash quotations were as follows. Flour
firm: No . spring wheat TsmS4c: No. Z.
I3QS3c; No. . rcd. S36S39c: No. 2 corn.
56sc: No. oats. 33IG33ac; No. 2 white,
36tc; No white, 32s6 353c: No. . rye,
Soc: barley. fair to choice mailing. 5SN
SOC; No. ! fax seed, sl.14: No / North
western. Sl.22: prime timothy seed. $40;
clover. contract grades. $3.50: short ribs.
sides 0oose), $S.l0GS.60; mess pork. per
barrel, Sl4.50; lard, per 100 pounds IS. 67i:
short clear sides (boNcdj. SS.3T56S $50; ;
whskey. basis OF high wines, 81 90.
RE,IrE,IpTS NJ, S.II1nNt L MIX,
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Treasury Statements

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-Today's
statement of the treasury balances
shows:
Available cash balance $230, ,973 ,e6s
Gold Coin and Bullion 90. l10,097,32
Gold Certificates ...... 5S.6IS.o9O
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.


OHICAbU PKOJIIE
On the produce exchange today the
butter market was firm: creameTleS. 226
soc; dair!es. 20N 25c. Eggs. steady AT
mark. cases included. 2i62Sc; flrsts 2oc:
prime nrsts, SIC; extras. 3ic, Cheese,
steady. l3Ml2tc.
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Y. NJ. c, A. Turkish bath, open to
public. Customary rates; clean; no
DRINKS NJ r. Yokel, masseur.
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ARRIVE
No. 4.-From Ogden. Ohic|
Omaha. st. Louis, Hnu
City and Denver
No. s-From Ogden, PorflI
Butte and San Francisco.
No. 6-From Ogden and IA
mediate points
No. 12-From Ogden. cs|
Valley, Malad. Park Clfy .
intermediate points
No. ls-From Chicago, 0m.1
Ogden and other points
No From Ogden and s,
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No. 10-From Ogden, Lo<1
Butte, Portland and b
Francisco :, ......-,.
DEPARr.
No. 5-For Ogden, omaha. (
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St. Louis and Park Citl
No. For Ogden. Lox
Portland, Butte. San n
cisco and intermed|
points 80, ........
No. 1-For Ogden, Omahn,
cago, Denver, kanshs
So. Louis and San I
cisco .... go. =.
No. 11-For Ogden. O
Valley, Malad, Echo
intermediate points ;.
No. l7-For Ogden. On
Chicago and other point
No. 2-For Ogden. Dr1
Kansas City. Omaha,
Louis and Chicago =.
No. o-For Ogden. Butte.
enn. Portland. Ely. Nev.,
Francisco and interme
points, . -. =
D. f. BURLE1
D. S. SPENCE
City Ticket Office, 20l ]
Telephone ESQ.
Sote.-The train number
Oregon Shor, Line train III
apply TO the Southern Pad
or the Union Pacific east {
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Closing Stock List.

Sales / II. ! l.. else
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-31
PUBLIC SHOULD
BEST BOOK|ES
HORSES STAND OUT PR0Ml-
NENTLY TODAY
Cazador Expected to Win over the
Hurdles Aeain-Zethus and
Laughery Will Con-
tend
BY IRVING B. CLEMENT

The public will have more than a
good chance to get even with the book
les today. In four of the events carded
to be run this afternoon some horses
stand out prominently and if they run
to form will be very hard to beat.
Cazador in the first race stands out
all by himself and has only to stand up
to beat this kind. He has never fallen
in his career and is one of the best and
safest jumpers ever seen on the coast.
DR.. Logan should be second all the way.
Indian II at one time could beat this
kind easily, but he is evidently a has
been. He showed speed in his last race
and should have no trouble to be inside
the money. Thaddeus is a newcomer,
as is Satchel, and they are both school,
ing well. If anything upsets calcula-
tions one of these two is the most
likely one
Zethus if he gets away with an even
break at the barrier should come romp-
ing in alone. He is a good colt and his
most dangerous opponent is ]. r.
Laughrey. The latter is one of the
best youngsters at Ascot, but is a slow
beginner. The distance will suit him
nicely today, but he can hardly beat
Zethus with an even break. Red Gar
ter won his two starts here in such easy
fashion that there is no telling how
good colt he is. Finn always man.
ages TO get off among the first three
and the Golden Garter colt should beat
out Merrill. The latter is speedy but
quits when collared.
The third race is a very open affair."
as Cotillion, Col. Bronston, Geo. e.
Miner and Prince Ching figure so close
that 1t is hard to separate them. Cotil-
lion was beaten by Bronston on a slow
track which the Bonsack mare does not
Oh foh1 l.;
today with fast going. George E. Mil
ner and Prince Ching will be fighting
1t out at the finish for the show money
Throw out Miners last race, as he
cannot run in the mud, and he should
be third today. The others do not seem
dangerous but the unexpected is liable
to happen.
is ready and fit and if given a good ride
today will be hard to catch, as he has
but feather on his back Varieties
will go well, but was beaten by Cello
before and should do so again. Reser-
Vation's last race was joke and with
only 101 pounds on his back he will be
close up at the finish. Dusty Miller is
hardly ready for bruising race. May
finish Cello, Varieties, Reservation.
A bad lot of two year-old maidens
start in the fifth race the best of which
on form and works are Virginia Lor-
raine. St Adams and Happy Rice, and
1t would not be surprising to see them
catch the judges eye in that order.
John Bruen, Shrieber colt, is working
well and may be surprise party. The
market will tell.
Jack Adams has a walkover in the
sixth race and has only to keep from
falling. He beat this lot. twice before
and there is no reason why he should
not repeat. Invictus is next best and
should beat Baldo for place.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-31
o'BRIEN-BURNS FILMS
WILL BE EXHIBITED

Burns-O'Brien moving pictures we're
put on exhibition at the Peoples thea
ter yesterday afternoon before a large
matinee house. It Is the intention to
exhibit the pictures for q week, and
two performances will be given each
day, the first at 2:80. followed by a
night attraction.
In view Of the fact that Burns and
O'Brien have signed for another battle
much interest will be attendant upon
the present and perhaps last exhibition
Of the films IN Los Angeles. Those who
are still undecided as to the relative
merits of O'Brien and Burns will be
given an opportunity Of watching every
move made by the men during their
first meeting, and perhaps something
Of a line may be drawn from the man
ner in which they conduct themselves.
The films are remarkably clear and
not a movement Of the principals as
they appeared in the ring lacks por-
trayal. It will be remembered that the
training scenes are shown and form a
unique feature of the exhibition.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-31

southeast mounted district and Charles
n Wolcott, East Pasadena, the newly
annexed territory.
The arrangement Of the parade and
its line Of march follow:
FIRST DIVISION
Mounted police.
Crown Citv hand
Ut. Haiph ~. Skillen marshal and aides
Mayor and city council
CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS.
Directors.
Trumpeters
Herald
Queen and court
SECOND DIVISION
Catalina Island band
Henry Newby marshal, and aides
Schools.
Historical representations OF characters
Pairs.
Singles.
Tandem horses, driving.
Tandem ponies, driving.
THIRD DIVISION
Hugh T.. Montgomery, marshal, and
aides
Floats-Trade or commercial.
Two pony vehicle.
one pony vehicle.
Tandem saddle horses.
Tandem saddle ponies.
FOURTH DIVISION
schoneman G. Blanchard band.
hsliiltI L. hOuuJs UldTSndit anu dlutSs
SlX-ln hands.
Four-in hands.
Floats-Historical representations.
FIFTH DIVISION
Los Angeles Military band.
L. H. Turner, marshal, and aides.
Saddle horses, lady riders.
Saddle horses, gentleman riders.
Saddle ponies, girl or boy riders.
SIXTH DIVISION
DR.. Arthur II. Savage, marshal, and
aides
Santa Ana Marching Club band.
Marching clubs.
Novelties.
Burros.
Bicycles.
SEVENTH DIVISION
Ed r. Braley, marshal and aides.
Auto touring cars.
Auto runabouts.
Fire department.
LINE OF PARADE
North on Orange Grove avenue to
Colorado street. east on Colorado to
Fair Oaks avenue. south on Fair oaks
to Vineyard street. east on Vineyard to
Raymond avenue, north on Raymond to
Colorado, west on Colorado to Fair
Oaks, north on Fair Oaks to Holly
street east on Holly to Raymond, south
on Raymond to Colorado, east on Colo
RADIO to Mentor avenue, south on Men
tor to San Pasqual street, thence to
Tournament park.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-31
EMERYNlLLE ENTRIES

OAKLAND, Dec. 29.-Emeryville en-
tries for Monday. December 81:
First race, five furlongs, purse, maid
en- 2-year- fllies-Furze, 110; Jez-
bell, ito; Rose Cherry. ITO; BERTHE A.,
10; Ardenes, 10; Banasa, 110; SAL
pearl. 10; Nopsey no; saehet, 40;
Antrim, ITO.
Second race, six furlongs. 2-year- olds
IF. Neugent. 100; Eudora, 105; Grace
st, Clair 100; st. Elmwood, 103; Blagg,
105 Miss Oficious 1906; Johnny Lyons,
1O3 Calmar, los; Kogo. 105; Joyful, 1O5;
Jerry Sharpe, l05; silvestro, 10S.
3-year-olds and upward-Dayid Boland,
Monte Lucille. 1O9; Magrane, 1OS; Sharp
Reprobate, 109; Princess Wheeler 1O9;
Andrew Mack, 112; Martenor, 100,
Fourth race, one mile and a sixteenth,
selling. 3-year-olds and upward -
sByronerdale. 1O4; Beechwood, 105
Cloche Dor. 109; Fury. 109; sThe Only
Way. 1O4: Briarthorpe, 109 Leila Hill,
lO4 Bearskin, 1903; Talamund, 1OS;
Nabonassah. 49, Rotrou. lo5; Jake
Moose, 105.
Fifth race. one mile. selling, for q
year -olds-Boloman 100; Gov. Davis,
90; Theo. Case, 104; Tarp. 100; Crow
Shades, 98; Michael Mulvaney, 9S.
Sixth race, six furlonBs. purse, all
ages-St. Francis, 1O3; Mansard 1O4;
Ocean Shore, s5i Hector, 1O5; Shady Lad,
1903; Woolma, 95i King Cole. 1915 sain-
.Xpprentice allowance.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-31
Y. N. C. A. KEEPS OPEN HOUSE
Twelve Hours Of solid Pleasure Ar
ranged at headquarters and
Gymnasium

The Young Mems Christian associa-
tion will Keep open house on New
Years day and hopes to receive a call
from every one Of its friends.
From 10 a. M till 2 y. IN. they will
be glad to meet their friends at the
headquarters. 62t 1-2 South Broadway.
They will entertain them with music,
readings etc. Light refreshments will
be served.
From to the attraction will be at
the gymnasium, SS3 South Spring street.
An exceptionally interesting program
has been arranged, i'm which all will
be invited to take part. The program
as planned Is as follows:
"Baste the Bear" men; bean race,
women; block race, men; club wrest-
ling. women; rope pull, men; rope pull,
women, and the seventh number will be
specially attractive. Acrobatic pastime
and play exercises by George w. Pat
terson and his little daughter, Harriet
Patterson.
From 5 to 10 at night guests are
again invited to the headquarters. Dur
ing the day Prof. Mark Beal and Prof
w. G.. Lincoln will give several read
ings. Emerson Knight will render sew
eral vocal solos and the Young Mems
Christian association male quartet will
sing frequently. Don't fail to go and
encourage the association in its good
work.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-31
DIRT FOUND IN
MILK BOTTLES
SUMMONS ISSUED FOR COM
PANY TO EXPLAIN CAUSE
Driver Discharged for Allowing a
Woman to Detect Him-HeaIth
Officer VIII Force City
to Prosecute
Pasadena Agency,
1612 Last Colorado Street
Telephone Main 752.


PASADENA. Dec. 30.-The Raab
Creamery company is in hot water over
the charge of a delivery to it's patrons
of milk in dirty bottles. Some time
ago a warrant was issued in Judge
McDonalds court charging Jesse
Prince with delivering milk in un-
cleanly bottles Prince was a driver
summons was issued in the same court
returnable in ten days, demanding that
the Raab company send a representa-
tive to explain why dirty bottles were
used in delivering milk to Mrs. w. K.
Dunn.
I'VE will force the company to adopt
more cleanly habits" said City Health
Officer Stanly j. Black today. There
is altogether too much chance for the
spread of disease in the filth sent out
with the milk. The cases we now
have against the Raab company are
in the hands of the city attorney and
will be prosecuted to the fullest ex-
tent of the law. We will keep ham
mering at the city attorneys Office till
something is done.
II have received complaints from all
over the city and with almost every
complaint the Raab company is con-
nected, though there are other COM
panies not any too cleanly.
There is an ordinance against de-
livering milk in the filthy condition
which the Raab people have been found
to deliver it and 1t will have to stop"
The section of the ordinance under
which the arrests were made reads as
follows: "All bottles, cans or othSs
utensils used in handling. storing or
transporting milk or cream must be
washed thoroughly with clean water,
| with soda or soap added, and finally
scalde1 with boiling water or live
steam. No final rinsing with cold
water or any but boiling water is al
lowed. No wooden tubs or troughs
shall be used for washing bottles or
other milk utensils"
Since Jesse Prince was arrested on
the charge of delivering milk as a
driver of the Raab Creamery company
to Mrs. w. w. Pierce of No. 498 South
Broadway, he has been discharged
from or left of his own accord the
service of the Raab company.
1t is possible that the action against
him may be suspended and the Raab
company ordered to appear by second
summons, to answer to the charge of
sending out milk in unclean bottles.
In the case of Mrs. Dunn the milk
was delivered in bottle, the inside of
which was so dirty that the milk could
not be seen through the glass after the
outside of the bottle had been washed
perfectly clean.
The dirt seems to be off greasy
nature and it is supposed that the bot
tie was never rinsed after 1t had been
delivered with milk on a prior occa-
sion and that the milk adhering to
the bottle had collected and held the
dirt. The bottle is in possession of
Sanitary Inspector Huddleston to be
used as evidence.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-31
CONVERTS TO BE GUESTS
AT NEW YEARS BANQUET

The board Of directors of the Union
Rescue mission will give a banquet on
New Years day, and have as their
guests the converts of the mission.
They viii gather at the Confederated
Coffee club at 2:30. b. #. Pearson, su-
perintendent of the Edison Electric
company, win preside. Attorney Frank
Pratt; Giles Kellogg, secretary OF the
Union OIL company; o. ID. Conrey, gen.
eral superintendent of the Confederated
Coffee clubs, and Frederick Ailward,
assistant superintendent of the Union
Rescue mission, viii be some of the
after-dinner Speakers.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-31

The Tramps baseball nine walloped
the Dolgeville team by score of to
on the country diamond yesterday. r.
Lyon, pitcher for the Weary Willies,
proved a strong factor. striking out
eleven men. He was well supported by
Watson behind the bat. C. Cyon, Carr
and Leguin formed the losing battery
formation
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-31
SUMMARY

SUMMARY
Two-base hits-Shannon, Toman.
Left on basos-Chanee, s.; Chase. &
First on errors-Chance, 2; Chase, /.
struck out-By overall, 4; by Vickers,
2; by Mason, /.
Bases on balls-on Mason, 2; or Vick-
ers, 2.
Double plays-Crayath to sheehan.
lnnings-Pitched by Overall, a; by
Mason. s.
Time-1:20.
Umpire-Sheridan
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-31
BURNS-0'BRIEN FIGHT
PICTURES AGAIN SHOWN

Tommy Burns and Jack O'Brien bat
tied twenty rounds to a draw last night
at the Peoples theater Not in the real
but on canvas. The second week of the
pictures of the contest for the so-called
heavyweight title was started last
night, This time the moving pictures
are being shown in a more practical
place, the Peoples theater.
There has been steady demand for
a second week of the pictures, but the
demand was not at first needed. After
the principal owners of the films saw
that there would be a good profit by
showing the pictures for the second
time, arrangements were closed with
the management of the Peoples to show
the films every afternoon and night for
the coming week.
The afternoon shows will give many
people a chance to see them who are
not able TO see the contest or the first
showing of the pictures at Morley
skating rink.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-31
HoEeEE FLAes ARE pEFEArEp

opeclaI 10 TIC HeTaId.
SAN DIEGO, Dec. 3O.-The San Diego
baseball team defeated the Hogee Flag
nine Of Los Angeles today by score
Of 2 TO 8.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-31
BALL AND PINS
ATTRACT MANY
WEEK HAS BEEN A LIVELY ONE
AMONG BoWLERS
Race Track Men Become TenpIn
Enthusiasts and Go over Bowl
Ing course In Fast
Time

During the past week the following
high scores at tenpins and Unions. re-
spectively, were rolled on Morley's al
leys:
X. Francks, 22S 200 2O7 POI 219 225 21s
202 204 216; ]. M. Spauldlng, 2O5 211: e..
Liebert. 20S; L. c. Johnson, 2O7 POS: D..
Cunning, 215 203 219 220 206. G.. E.
Hedge, POI; G. T. Sampson, 2O5: Flick.
232 202; ]. Benfer, 22S POI 212 203 214 237:
w. Stewart, 204 202 2OS 210 2OS 2O6 2O5
21S; E. Gragg, 22S; e. M. Roberts, 216
204 21O 22S 245 2OS POI; b. Gwynn. 21O 200
26; S. Kelly, 223 212; T. Hamilton, 254;
G. P. Gregory, 203 20S; G.. Shainholdts,
232; G. o. Derby, 203 200; S. p. Dysinger,
204; I. Tompkins. 219?F. owen, 203: II.
r. Lacey, 217; j. Borelli, 2O4; T. Tor
mat, 226 204 20S 200; Swetlan, 2O5; Mack
212; e. A. Dibbens, 200 226; Dugan, 255.
JimJons-J. H. Burritt los 100 1O2 1903
Ill 101 ia 10 1O1 11O; c. Wells, 100 1873
126 1856 102 1876; d. Keller, 1O2: A. f.
Werner, 1OS 100 1O3 1O4 100 1903; w.
Hazen 113 116 101 III; e. Pennrich, 1903;
Flick, III lis 129; L. Hurley, lis 11O 1O2.
Play Five Games
OF the alley patrons T. Hamilton had
high tenpin score for the week, 254.
and won a place on the blue banner.
c. Wells of San Francisco did some
excellent jimjon rolling the past week,
making the weeks high score, 1873.
c. ]. Struby has returned from a
two months trip to Oakland and by
way Of getting back into the game rolls
D. Cunning a ten-game match tonight
for total pins.
E. M Roberts did some good rolling
in a three-cornered match against
Messrs. Francks and Hannings Christ
mas night. Their scores were as fol-
lows:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-31

There was an interest match OF i've
games of Unions between c. Wells Of
San Francisco and L. Hurley of Bos-
ton Wednesday night Wells won on
total pins and three out of five games
Their scores were:
Wells ....1O6 1888 102 81 125 56S 113 3-5
hurley .....115 11O 81 9S 1O2 522 1O4 20
Messrs. Hannings and Cunning won
three out of five and by 167 pins on
total from Messrs. Conery and Tormat
in an impromptu duo match Thursday.
rhnir ecnrnc NN-era.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-31

The Hayward Colts were presented
with a New Years package by the
Western Hardware and Arms COM
pany's team yesterday on the county
hospital grounds when they went down
10 defeat by a score Of 15 TO O.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-31

Everything you want you win ma In
the classified page-a modern encyclO.
Dedia. One cent word
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-31

Norwalk diamond men stole a march
on the Melzier crowd yesterday when
they won by a score Of to 2.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-31

There are quite umber of the race
track men who find much pleasure in
the tenpin game. A sextet formed two
trio teams Wednesday night and dub
bing themselves after this seasons
winning horses, played four games.
Each side won two games and tied the
scores on total pins.