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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-23
HERMAN MEETS MAD DOG.
Encountered Canine on Desert While
Training and Shot Him With Pistol.
Special TO The Tribune

special 10 The Tribune.
ToNOPAH. New. Dec 22-Kid Her
coming into the desert to prepare for his
night with Joe Cans, but the one that
he had this morning tops them all from
INC standpoint of excitement and dam
- The incident occurred while the Kid and
Trainer Adam Ryan were out for their
morning run. The little Hebrew fighter
and his working partner were travelling
the Foldneld road and were about four
miles beyond the outskirts of the camp
when when they espied big shepherd dog
gong through the strangest kind Of
antics. The beast was running In cir
cles. jumping into the air. and rolling on
the ground by turns. The Kid thought
the dog was at play and he left the road
and cuL across the sage brush to make
friends with the fne-lookng animal
The dog was mad. AS Herman ueared
at the mouth and uttering weird groans
ana growls. Believing discretion to he
the better part Of valor. the Kid turned
back. hut not before the dog had seen
MIN Ryan shouted from the road that
the d3g was coming. and the Kid. who
was hot-footlng il TO beat the band.
turned 10 look over his shoulder. and saw
that the boast was in fun pursuit.
Now luck is with some people. and il
certainly perched close 10 the Kid this
morning For DAYS past the Kid has been
carrying long-rause Mauser pistol with
Elm 10 shoot at coyotes With About ten
days ago the lid killed n coyote. and
since then he has carried the gun con-
stanuy. 1t was here that the Kid was
lucky. Acting quickly. lie drew the pis-
toi and turned TO face the dog. The dog
slowed down and approached the Kid
cautiously. lie seemed friendly for mo-
ment. but the foam was fro;hing on his
chops and his eyes giared fire red. The
beast snapped at the Kid from dis
iaucc. and as he started to leap forward
again. the Kid raised mis- pistol ana fred.
The bullet struck the GcE ~ Tne head
and he dropped down dead.
Herman and Ryan We're anxious to find
out If the dog was really mad. and when
they returned 10 town they reported the
incident 10 Manager Riley. Riley brought
out his auto and with the Kid RYAN and
a local veterinary. drove out to where the
dog lay. After an examination the doctor
said that the dog was victim OF rabies.
The beast was very gaunt and Wild look
ing and the doctor explained that The
beast may have gone mad from priyation
on the desert or might have eaten some
kind Of poison that drove him mad.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-23
THOMPSON GETS LOST.
Tramped Twenty Miles in Mountains
When Five Was All He Wanted.

Maurice Thompson look his first run
Yesterday morning, going M City Creek
Canvon. lie went about five miles up
the canyon and thought he would cross
over the hill on his return tIIp. Instead
of turning south. he assembled the north
hill and not being able 10 see any city.
he naturally thought that he would have
to cross the other hill. which he did. and
landed in Bountlfu He got into the city
about ] o'clock all tired out. but said
that he had had good work out. After
this he win keep 10 the road. as scenery
attraction for the young athlete In the
afternoon Thompson boxed ten swift
rounds with Kid Broad at the Santa
rum Commencing with tomorrow. he
yyiii have several other sparring partners
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-23
Entries at Emeryyille,

Special to The Tribune.
OAKLAND. Cal, Dec. 22.-Following
are the entries Tor Monday AT Oakland
First race, five furlonss, selling U2)-
Ardenes. Nopsey, Sachet, Lady Laughter.
Jezebel Bona, Pescadera. Nancy w, Rose
Cherry. Salpearl. Gala. Furze 10.
Second race. mile and Il sixteenth. sell
ing 8l-Nabonassar. Bearskin liz, Chab-
lis. GIL Bias. Varro 100. Jake Moose 105,
Leilh,lle 104, Prince Nap l0i.
Third race, mile and a sixteenth. sell
ing (S)--lnvader. Clandestine 100 Frolic,
Retrou. Capt. Burnett los Alma Boy,
Ellie 1O5, Monaco Maid l0i
Fourth race, mile. selling (sj--Iack-
full. Prestige. Baker 1o9. King Cole. Anvil
lOI w. 4. Gates. Andrew Mack lOf. San
Reno 102.
Fifth race. six furlongs (9)-Woolsan
dali. Fair Fagot, Clamor. Sainrida, Grace
g. los Blage: Burning Bush. Convent
Belle 105. Miss Turtle 100.
Sixth race. six furlongs, selling o.
Judge. Cloudlight 1l2. Shady Lad 100,
RightfuI, Boloman. Hector 1o7, Woolma
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-23
STREETS OF ZION
ARE NOW CLEANER
Street Supervisor Raleigh and
Force of Men Actively
at Work.
TRIBUNE'S PR0DDING
ACCOMPLISHED GOOD
What The Tribune Said Regard
ing Mr.. Raleigh Applies to
All Other Officials.

Zion 8 streets are looking better The
business section of the town, after be
ing flushed Thursday night, presented
really clean appearance yesterday
morning. Street Supervisor Jacob T.
Raleigh and his force of men are ac-
lively engaged in cleaning up the
paved district, and say that they pro-
! pose to keep it clean.
Mr.. Raleigh was so busy Yesterday
office. 7. S. Atkins, his clerk, was
there. however, and made a statement
touching the policy Of the department.
! Mr., Atkins showed plainly that he was
grieved about the exposure of The
Tribune of the condition Of the streets,
and declared that the streets were dir
ty because Mr., Raleigh had been hamp-
! cred BY lack of funds.
Atkins Backs Water.
"Has the council ever turned down
a requisition for funds made by Mr..
Raleigh was asked.
"No. IT hasn T., admitted Mr.. At
kins with some reluctance.
the amount he asked FORA, demanded
The Tribune representative.
eyes, it has acknowledged Mr.. At
kins, thereby admitting that his plea
of ''lack of funds had no foundation
in fact The truth is that Mr. Raleigh
has been given every dollar by the
council which he ever asked for until
he made his December requisition. when
the finance committee, in accordance
with n resolution passed by the couu
Gil. insisted that he itemize his requisi-
tion. This Mr.. Raleigh has SO far re-
fused to do Meanwhile, however. Mr.
Raleigh is keeping his force at work.
Will Keep Streets Clean,
owe intend said Mr.. Atkins, "to
keep the streets clean hereafter, no mat
ter how much money we spend. ! inn
agine that some Of the councilmen will
kick over the bill. -
Mr.. Atkins tone was spiteful-the
tone of man who would welcome a
kick over the cost Of keeping the
streets clean as an excuse for letting
them 20 dirty. There is no likelihood.
viii kick about proper expense so long
rs the streets are kept clean. The aver
age man would rather pay little more
in taxes than buy his wife a pew dress
every time she comes down town For
a woman to wade through the streets
of Salt Lake, in the condition they
were mp to Yesterday. meant the ruin
of dresses and petticoats.
Tribune's Exposure Does It
It is admitted by everybody that the
cleaner condition of Salt Lake S streets
is due to the criticism of the street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-23
MADDOX GOES FISHING.
Upon His Return Will Trump Up Vari-
ous Athletic Teams.

The holidays that began last Friday
marked the close of one of the most
strenuous seasons that has ever been
passed at the University, and it bodies
well for the remainder of the school
year. To rest from the cares of the
world, Coach Joe Maddox has hied
himself TO the wilds of Mackay. Ida,
where Ne viii spend the Christmas va
cation leading the simple life, hunt.
ing and fishing, etc. Upon h's return
he will take up the organization of
interclass basketball, and then the inter
class handball and football teams.
Within the first week there Will be
more than half a dozen teams work
ing hard passing the basketball and
getting in trim for the athletic events
that arc 10 follow.
The interclass series Of games prom
ises 10 he one of tho most interesting
ever played al the school. The selec-
ton of Fred Scranton as manager of
the series bodies well for The attention
and support which the matter win re
ceive The trophy for which The
classes Will contest is one offered by the
class OF 1895 to the team which should
defeat all others of college standing
in the school.
Capt. Dale Pitt of the track tenn
will call meeting of those interested
in track work within n week or two,
after school convenes. Fuzzy Moore Will
he on hand for the sprints, Pitt and
Brown for the middle distances; Neil
son, Ferguson and Scott for the long
distance, Bennion and Russell for the
weights; Hodges for the high Jump,
Russell for the pole vault, and Hunts
man for the broad jump.
The first training Will be indoor work,
after which there will be a number of
indoor meets. Outside work will then
follow. and before the men hardly re-
alize it they will be ready for the big
track meets
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-23
SECTION.

department in Thursday mornings g is,
sue of The Tribune. That criticism not
only awakened Mr.. Raleigh to actions
but 1T stirred up Mayor Ezra Thompl
son and caused him to send for Mr. Rat
leigh and read the riot act TO him. II
was by the Mayors order that the
streets were flushed Thursday night
The Tribune intends TO see to it that
the streets are made clean and kent
clean. 1t has no personal quarrel with
Mr.. Raleigh: on the contrary 1T has de-
Tended him when it has felt that others
have attacked him unjustly. In criti1
cising his administration of the street
department The Tribune merely per-
formed duty which it owed the pub.
nc The streets were IN terrible con.
ditioD; the general public was outraged
with Indignation because of it, and
The Tribune, az newspaper, printed
the cold-blooded facts, even though
those facts initiated against an Amer
lcan party official.
Will Criticise Others.
What The Tribune has said concern.
ing Mr.. Raleigh applies equally TO 9TH
er American party officials. The Trib-
une is A newspaper and will always
print the facts concerning any matter.
1t will not hesitate 10 criticise or con.
denim the acts Of any American party
official when that official neglects, re-
fuses or fails to perform his duties, any
more than IL will condone, ignore or
defend similar conduct on the part Of
an official elected or appointed to Office
by an opposition party.
The Tribune will expose misconduct
or ineficiency in Office Just as quickly
where the official involved is an Ameri-
can party man as it will where he be-
longs TO any other party. IT will not
condone or apologize for misconduct,
misfeasance of malfeasance on the part,
of any Official to whose election OF ap-
pointment IT has contributed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-23
HARVARD IMPROVING.
Doing Better Work Every Year in
Water Sports.
III Snorting SerYice.

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
NEW HAVEN, Dec. 22.-7Accordins TO
Tri,,rnion viii be abreast of Yale and
iIniyard on the water. In three years,
lie said. IL coached Princeton crews In
1881 and 1852 and have maintained ever
a nowerful factor in collegiate rowing
The new Carnegie lake affords faclll-
ties for the work which are not 10 be
stretch of comparatively still water
ideal conditions for a successful navy
I'm time Princeton would hc hard col
inoc io beat on tho water. and think
uhe should work herself up TO the first
rank within three years.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-23
INDOOR LAWN TENNIS.
New York Armory Available for Sport
of This Character
ial Sporting Service,

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
NEW YORK Dec 22.-Indoor lawn-
tennis received considera bic impetus
when Col. Edward F. Duffy. OF the sSth
Regiment. issued orders that the new
armory be mag available for the use OF
the players. his opening of the arr,ory
plans for the holding OF an open cham
pionship here indoors. The commander
Of the regiment said that he favored the
use OF the armory for tennis. He wa s
opposed TO the use OF all arInorles for
sports, which sometimes resulted in the
abuse OF the building and the property.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-23
HEAVYWE|GHTS SIGN
ARTICLES FOR MAY
Angels Will Give Thirty Thou
sand Dollars for the
Battle.

LOS ANGELES. Dec, 22.-Tommy
surhs OF Los Angeles and philadelphia
Jack o Brien today signed articles for
twenty-round fight for the heavyweighr
championship OF the world. to take place
before the Pacific Athletic club of this
ci'y on some date between May and
May II. The fight is for sixty and forty
per cent of purse Of $4,000. James j.
Jeiries will act as referee. The men
posted $500 each as a forfeit. They will
asppear In Los Angeles and begin training
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-23
JEFFRIES REFUSES.
Welch Will Referee GanS-Herman Fight
at Tonopah New Years.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 22.-Jack
Welch will referee the Cans Herman
fight which will take place at Tonopah
on New Years day When James j.
Jeffres wired Manager Riley yester-
day, declining the honor negotiations
were opened with Welch, who accepted
the offer today. He will receive the
same terms MS were offered Jeffries,
$1,000 and expenses.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-23
FORTUNE OFFERED BOXERS.
$4,000 offered Jefiries and Squires by
Casino Club.
SpeclaI. to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
RHYOLITE New, Dec ga wire
was received from Ieifries today that he
would take on Billy Squires Of Aus
tralla for q purse OF $4,000 The match
Ia take place In April for The heavy
weight championship of the world.
Squires Is an unknown kangaroo" In
this country but, Ike FitZsimmons he
is vouched for by the antipodcs sports.
and that goes a long way. The details OF
the match have not yet been arranged
but the club viii not allow this match TO
get away as everybody Is anxious TO soc
the champion I'm the ring once more and
the big purse VIII be guaranteed for such
Il match.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-23
scaler's Sweeping Challenge

Special to The Tribune.
SPOKANE. Wash. Dec 3%oJG o-,ds,n ~
Kerns who is manager for kld SGa,e' S -
is irving TO arrange a match with F1gnt-
ing Dick Ivland, the bout 70 take place
In this city or ogden. kcrns SAYS I'M lllI
his man has never been whipped dGCI-
sVcIv. and that he is wllhnE I" a''ys Ss
his man To go against anybody al l-S
pounds,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-23
MISTAKEN IN DARUMA.
After Being Heavily Played She Gould
Get No Better Than Second

Los ANGELES, Dec 22.-Daruma In
the second race. was the good thing at
Ascot today, She was heavily played
Tecedine In the betting from to . down
10 to 10. The best she could do. how
ever, was 10 take the place money. Lord
OF the Forest. s 10 /, forged to the front
and was easily the winner. In the hand-
cap Supreme Court. at Is 10 L. won easily
In the stretch, Weather clear. track fast.
Results:
First race. Ave furlongs- Prolific, lGl,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-23

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Contains Honey and Tar. Free from
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Co. III Main.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-23
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-05-31
mrs. WILLIAM J. kEtGAN
Died Yesterday, will be Buried To-
morrow From n. e. Church.

Yesterday, the friends of Mrs. viii.
liam ]. Keegan were shocked to hear
that she was dead, as very few knew
tina. she was seriously i'll, and it has
only been a matter of few days since
she appeared to be in usual health.
Mrs. Keegan passed away 1t Up. m.
yesterday, the immediate cause Of death
being cancer. Until lately she had felt
no especial symptoms Of that drea dis
ease, but an examination showed that it
must have been developing for some
TINA.
Mrs. Keegan was so years Of age, was
born in Saginaw, M chigan, and came to
Aberdeen II years ago with her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. James Smith. Nine years
ago sine was married to William J. Kee.
gan, their home being either here or
Cosmopolis during the nine years. The
husband, parents, two sisters and a
brother survive her, she being the
youngest Of the family.
+ The funeral will take place at 10 a. IN.
from the NJ. E. church. under the
auspices of the order of Rebekas, Rev. c.
McDermoth, of the Congregational
church, preaching the sermon.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-05-31

This forenoon many pupils were absent
from school, presumably on account Of
the circus; 90 in the afternoon all who
brought requests from their parents were
excused soon after school called. In
some cases this almost emptied the
rooms. School was not dismissed how.
ever. A teachers remained in their
rooms busy with their work and to assist
any pupil who renamed. All pupils and
teachers are exceedingly busy at this
time Of the year as the close Of school is
so near, and this interruption causes the
teachers much annoyance.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-05-31
The Herald twice a week tells 1t all

A big gun shoot is promised for next
Sunday at EIma.
DR.. G. r. Chamberlain. Rooms 8, 9
and 10, Dabney Block. II
A nice line of Palmers Perfumes and
toilet water at Evans Drug Co. If
For best Tea and Coffees Deans Tea
and Coffee Store. Phone l411.
Hugh O'Hare. E. Bannman and A.
Anderson were admitted to st Josephs
hospital Tuesday.
There was no meeting of the city coun-
Gil last night, owing to the lack OF
quorum being present.
Robert Turner and John Baker left
this morning for London, TO build dam
for the G. E. Burrows Co.
Parties wishing to rent summer cot
tages at Cohaseett beach, tan do go by
applying to Mrs. A. d. Wood. 74'tf
Don't allow your health to run down
during the summer. Alti-tone will keep
you at your best. Evans Drug Go. II
Mrs. A. G. Ennis and daughter. Miss
Nina, returned Monday evening on the
! steamer Norwood from All extended visit
in California.
While using a broadax in the Lind
strom company's shipyard this morning,
Frank Gollan cut the instep OF bis lett
foot quite badly. He was taken to the
(srays Harbor hospital where he was
cared for.
Articles OF incorporation are prepared
for the Ninemire Packing Co., with a.
capital stock OF 100000, to succeed the
Ninemire & Morgan Co. George w.
Ninemire, Mrs. George w. Ninemire
and A. II. Hoefer are incorporators.
The First Church Of Christ, Scientist.
holds services in its church, on First
street near Broadway, every Wednesday
evening at s, and every Sunday morning
at1l. All are cordially invited to attend.
Subject for next Sunday. "God the Pre-
server of Man."
The Vulcan Iron Works has purchased,
through Ed. G. Finch, the four lots front
ing the Chehalis river, at the foot OF ii
street, for $4,000. The Vulcan Go. will
use the frontage for warehouses, and in
the general uses that their expanding
business demands.
The Grays Harbor ball team fell down
yesterday at Butte, Montana. We DO
not feel like enlarging on the subject,
further than to remark that the local
team will be expected to do better after
they get their wind located in that high
altitude.
, The Aoelian Club met with Miss Susie
Rogers Tuesday evening The meeting
took the form OF a farewell party fol
Miss Romayne Wood preparatory to hel
leaving for Grand Rapids. After the
usual musical program Miss Rogers
served refreshments and a social time
followed.
Owing the fact that the Memorial Day
exercises for Chehalis county were held
,, at Hoouiam, no general observance Of
the day was arranged for in the CITY
, schools yesterday. All teachers however
. took occasion to give the pupils instruc
ton along patriotic lines and in some
rooms short and appropriate exercises
( we're held in the afternoon. Many O.
the pupils were absent however, having
> gone to the exercises at Holuiam. AL
. such pupils, who brought excuses from
t their parents on Tuesday, were excused
v in advance, as the school board was plat
9 to encourage such an observance OF thu
day.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-05-31
Stomach Troubles.

Mrs. Sue Martin, an old and highly
respected resident OF Faisonia, Miss, was
sick with stomach trouble for more than
SIX months Chamherlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets cured her. She says:
II can now eat anything l want and am
the proudest woman in the world to find
such a good medicine" For sale by
Evans Drug Co. t
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-05-31
Tales Of the Town TerSe|y Told.

k-X6t*-*-AE
DIR. G. Canterbury, dentist. Office over
Aberdeen State Bank. tt
Neil McHugh was admitted to St. 10.
seph's hospital Tuesday.
The Loggers' Restaurant, 200 South F
street, ready for business. 74tf
Fresh creamery butter at lowest price.
Deans Tea and Coffee store.
Mayor Linstrom returned from bust.
ness visit to San Francisco Tuesday even.
ing.
For SALE-Newt house, lot 50xl30.
Nice garden. Inquire sos East Fifth
street, II st
George J. Wolff had appropriate Deco
ration Day trimmings in his window
yesterday.
County Assessor Archer spent couple
Of days in town this week, looking up
local assessments
Our Headache Capsules are not mar.
cotic, bit will stop a headache just as
quick as one. Evans Drug 90. II
The Woodmen of the World will hold
their annual Memorial services at their
hall next Sunday afternoon.
Rouvhness Of the skin don't happen it
you USE Almond Witch Hazel Cream.
made and sold by Evans Drug 20. II
George A. Simpson has been awarded
the contract to build the addition to the
Market street school house. for $2l 900.
Three nice lots, business section Of
South Aberdeen, Groom house for sale
cheap. Dan Bowes, 206a South q
street. IL
The funeral of Everett, the infant son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Herglund, took
place from the family residence Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Phillips, parents
of Mrs. Axel Gylie, have returned from
California;, to again make Aberdeen
their nome.
The Lincoln Annuity held social ses-
sion Tuesday evening. A play was rem
dered BY local talent, which was greatly
enjoyed by those present.
Complexions it is said are mostly de-
stroyed in summer. You can keep yours
Young and fresh by using our Almond
Witch Hazel Cream. Evans Drug Co. Il
DR.. Long. the well known dentist, il
wearing a broad smile nowadays, or
account of ten.pound son presented t
him by Mrs. Long at noon yesterday.
No matter what you want in the drug
line, we have it or will get it for you
and if YOU can't come phone we keep q
boy just to deliver goods. Evans Drul
Co.
Louis Fogel again expressed his faitf
in Aberdeen by buying yesterday trac
of land at Sixth and L streets. upon
which he will build dwelling. Thu
purchase adjoins the home OF w. w
Wren.
Have YOU weakness OF any kind
stomach, back or anv organs OF the body
Don't dope yourself with ordinary medi
cine. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tel
ia the supreme curative power. 35 cents
Teaor Tablets. Sold by w. B. Paine &
Co.
Contractor White is pushing the worl
| on the addition to the Hotel Washing
ton. The roof is on, and the fathers ar
hurrying to get out Of the way'o tn
plasterers. There is no doubt now bu
. that the addition will be completed b
: the time the summer rush Of visitor
come to the Harbor.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-05-31

Mr.. Jacobs writes letter to his fac'
tory:
Gentlemen :-Reierring to yours OF the
4th inst, l desire to inform you that
twenty cents pair extra for overweight
soes on the shoes I ordered from you,
will be entirely satisfactory. l want the
best obtainable, even if it reduces my
profits. Because believe increased
sales to we'll please customers will more
than make up for this additional cost.
This sort of care in buying shoes is
what counts in the end. Not day
passes when one or two persons come
in and tell us that the shoes they bought
of us year or so ago wore fine, always
proved comfortable and that they want
another pair just like,them.