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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-17
DECLARE DENIsoN BANKRUPT.
Proceedings Instituted In United States
 Court at Cleveland.


 Cleveland, Jan. 16.-ProceedinGs "eLe . berun in the United States district court today to declare C. E. Den'son of the brokerage firm of Denison Prior and Company a bankrupt ,,
 The action was started by the CIeve. land Building Company, the Unlted Telephone Company and the Western Union Telegraph Compay who states that Denison owes them S'Se' anu thdl he committed an act of bankruptcy In admitting in writing, Monday that he could not pay his debts. This action, it is said will not interfere with the receIyership proceedings instituted yes- terdav at Cincinnati, in wrich Judge T. H. Bushnell. was named as receiver.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-17
MISS DHEopER BURNED.
Mobile Young Woman Catches Fire at
 Wedding Reception.

Mobile. Ala, Jan. 16-while attend ing wedding reception tonight. Miss Belle preoper. a popular young society girl. stepped on match. causing 1t to explode and almost instantly she was enveloped in flames. In attempts to smother the flames, five other guests were severely burned about the arms and hands. Miss Drcoper is badly burned from head to foot and there is doubt of her recovery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-17
nr cnlhhnrl nenI-

Aiken. S. C.. Jan. 1s.-The Rev. Lueius Gu hbert. D. D., one of the oldest Baptist ministers in the South died at his home to- day. aged 73. He had been nearly fifty ysars in the ministry and within Q few weeks ot his death was actively at work.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-17
BRAVE MISS VICTOR.
Actress Saved Auvusta Audience From sc-
 rfoua Panic.

rious Panic.
 Aurusta Ga Jan. ls.--During the third net of ''Mozart" played here tonight by Howard Kyle. the light clothing of Miss Iosephinr Victor who essayed the part or La Mapdlni becs me ignited from candle on tho stage She was unaware of the danger until the Ieadcr Of the orchestra directed her attention to the burning drapery.
 She quickly extinguished the flames with her hands which were burned badly and con- tinued her lines without break in her words or expression. Her coolness saved tho au- dionce from . panic
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-17
nd Mect In IouIaviiIo.

Tallahassee, Fla, Jan. i6.-The convention of Florida School Superinrendents has been called to meet tn LouisviIfe, Ky-4 in conuec- ton with the department of superintendenes of the National Educational AEosc4atiou Do Einning February ii.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-17
nln nrher for Gold.

D-n, y.n-l Ian. l6,-Lazard, F'reres New .ods,l orh' 'ensaged o@5 sl.OOO.OOO in gold coin for shipment to AeAi9
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-25
TRAP TOURNEY
FOR IDAHO FALLS
Annual Date of Rig Snake Valley
Bluerock Shoot Set for
May s and 8.
LOCAL MARKSMEN INVITED
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOL
LARS ADDED MONEY.
LOCAL MARKSMEN INVITED

The fifth annual shooting tournament
Of the Idaho Falls Gun club will take
place on their grounds, May and g. To
icy this tournament comes as a welcome
event, being in fact the only opportunity
the shooters. of the valley have a chance
to mingle together shoot bluerOcks and
explain the reasons why IL missed the
last six on my first twenty-five birds -
discuss angles and pistol grip stock and
the necessity of using only certain grade
of powder and one size of shot The %
cal members are working hard and are
determined to make this shoot a winner
Recently the POcatellOites organized and
intend to hold regular shoots and tour
Haments Their first tournament will
take place May IL and Il. Several of the
members of the local club will go down
to the Gate City ID compete and bring
ba ok If possible the trophy lost on Wash
iTgtOns birthday.
The two days of shooting here will be
we'll taken up BY the different events.
be snot AID Wednesday eleven events viii
be shot. The local club extends a gen
eral invitation to the lovers of the trap.
Two hundred and fifteen dollars viii he
the added money, while a gold medal viii
be given to the shooter fortunate in pos
sessing the high average. These two
shoots will in a sense be period of pre-
EaratiOn to the members of the local club,
as they are affiliated with the Montana
State SpOrtsman's association which holds
its annual shoot May IS, f9 and 20 at An
acOnda, Mont. The Montana tournament
is always looked upon as the principal
shoot of the year and consequently is
closely contested BY the local -ularkSn1en
who strive mighty hard TO bring back part
of the added money and a portion of the
medals from the neighbOrs on the north
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-25
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS TRAIN
Athletes Begin to Get Ready for
Preliminary and InterSCho-
IaStiC Field DAYS,

Training for High school athletes will
begin this week. The vacation time will
be spent in limbering up and getting into
condition for a preliminary field dav. at
which those who viii represent the school
OF the track team in the interscholastic
ft-ld day will be selected All athletes
ircIudug the baseball players, will turn
of men viii be put to work tomorrow
levelirg off the baseball field and re
pairing. tho track A straightaway track
for 22il-yard runners will be included in
puS
Manual Instructor Nadsen. formerly q
star player on the state Agricultural col
IeEe football team. who was recently an
pointed to take charge OF the manual
tr@ining department Of the school. will
turn cut 10 help the atnletes.
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instructions for Beginners.

Number your board as Eelow; place
black men on squares L to Il ana Whlte
men on squares y to 81 inclusive BLACK
always mOV1S first
"a CORES pOndence checker TOT rhament-
The rules which will govern the tOurna-
ment are as follows
1 All games will be played by CORE
sDondence: all contestants are requested
to use government postal cards In send
ing their moves So,
, Each player will open one game with
every other player, mahlnS Two games
that each player will play with each Of
the other contestants. All players must
keen a record of each game as 1t IS
ished both players must send a copy of
such record to this paper. and make What
comments they wish relative TO such
game. :, -, -. -.
ret vour entry in before noon of that
dav. There will be q g entry Zee
/ PLAYERS will De scored one point for
each win and One-half point for each
). ANY player failing 10 send his moves
70 the other PLAYERS. for q cCriod OF
thirty days, will be declared out of the
contest. -4..,. -,
finished ones thrown out
This tournament is open 10 any play
CT in the United States.
All disputes will be settled by HuSE
54acJIeon of salt Lake City. Utah.
o There will be two prizes The first
nriza will consist of a gold watoh worth
SO ana gold medal WORTH SO me sec
nd Drize will be a silver medal
10 A complete list of all the contest
a1ts and their respective places of resi-
denca will be published in The Herald or
April 10. 49, c,,.o.,-
or Department, Salt Lake Herald
Wqtch this column every Sunday
Run the following game over on your
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LINE SHOT TO PIECES.
Only Seven Michigan Me Left for
Next Season.

Ann Arbor, Mich. March 24-Last week
brought its usual slam to the gridiron
SQUAD at Michigan. In declaring Henry
+. Shuttle. guard, ineligible for next fail
Professor Waldo. arbiteT for the confer
ence. dealt Michigan q haT1 blow. With
Indian out of IL. the blue line resem-
blaS = sieve. Schultz is gone al center
and Rheinschild is missing from the left
tackles place.
1T was surely a pretty present TO
Hurry Up on the day OF his wedding.
the decision that Schultz was out of it,"
said Captain Curtis
OF the fifteen men who got tho foot
ball M last fall only seven remain
Among those gone are such stars as Nor
cross. Tom Hammond. I.ongnnan. Schultz.
stuart. Schultz and Rheinschild.
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WE TREAT AND CURE

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-25
WISCONSIN, MAN
LANDED ON TOP
F. Favour of Oshkosh Gets Fist
Place IN Singles at the Bowl
ing Tournament.
SOME SENSATIONAL SCORES
NEXT MEETING WILL BEGIN
FEB. II AT ST. LOUIS.

Louisville. KY. March al-The last
SQUAD of bOwleTs in the individual class
at the national tournament this evening
dill some sensational work. F. Favour of
Oshkosh. Wis. assumed first place in the
Singles, with .669; c. S Bradley of Balti-
more was second, with e53 while w.
Roach of Wilmington. Del who was the
top nOtcher for a while. takes third place
with CO., The week end positions of the
first five participants in each of the three
classes into which the games are divided
stands tonight as follows:
Five-Man Teams.
Century No. 1. Chicago. 5794.
Leisys. Peoria, 2,7S1.
FIRST National Bank 10
HOffmans- Chicago. 2745.
Rurk Brothers, Chicago. 27I5
TWo-Man Teams.
Hamilton and Hussie, Philadelphia. /. 26s
Reed and Dresbach. Columbus, 1,241
Pfleuger brothers, Chicago. liza
c ard h. w Gehman, Philadelphia
Schwe;pke and Watt New York. LIZA.
individuals.
r Favour Oshkosh. eco.
T. s. Bradley. Baltimore, 653
". Roach Wilmington. Del g.
d. Meyers. Detroit. go.
r. Holloway. Indianapolis CAS-
Secretary karpf of the American
bowling congress Today announced that
next years bowling tournament in St.
Louis, viii begin Feb. II.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-25
MAY SUTTON GOING ABROAD
Woman Champion Tennis
Player After English
SCaIDS Again.

New York. March 24-NIiss May SUIT
tor the present holder Of the alI-Enc-
land lawn tennis championship. will go
TO London in July and defend her claim
ID the English title. The American girls
decision to make the trip was decided in
this city today, together with the further
announcement that she will cross the
ocean al the same time as the American
challenging team that will compets for
the DwiGht-Davis international eup.
Miss Sutton. who Is a Californian won
nc English championships last season h1,
Gete&lng Miss J.. x. Douglass, the de-
fender, who failed 10 win even ono set
IN the challenge match Shortly before
the match the English woman had
wrenched her right arm while at prac-
tice.
Approaching the apparent c:o;,d On her
tt;ie. Miss sutton has made Ter plars 10
again visit London ana defend her cham
piCnsEip title
Before sailing for England the Amer
iCap girl HIS arranged to compete in
many Of the eastern tournaments. In
this round Of play she will he accom-
panied by at least two and possibly three
81 her sisters. all Of whom are s,xr,srfs
With the lawn tennis Taculcf IL is cv
Tected that Miss Florence Sutton and
Mrs Brace. q married sister. viii surely
contest n several OF the meets in this
Vicinity late IN May and eariv in June
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-25
Could Not See the Joke.

y During a game at GAINESVILLE one =
= day last summer Enoch Somers, the =
= GAINESVILLE umpire. was very rot ,
ten. in the opinion of the ONO =
y Works team. In the middle of the =
= game Somers stopped a foul tip =
y with mis- mask. cutting his face bad y
\ ly. He bled profusely- While the =
y players were trying to stop the flow e
= of blood, O Neil who had been dis =
y agreeing with Somers on number =
+ of his decisions, walked from the =
= plate back to the grand stand Ev- =
= erything was quiet.
= rs there d butcher in the audi =
J. ence?'' asked O'Neil.
= A man in the second row stood up =
y and said: =
''Yes What can 7 do for your y
+ If this umpire must die, let him +
die right replied ONeil, and then =
+ the crowd roared. while EnOch. who y
y had been bandaged up, vowed re- y
T. Venge.
AA%&AAAA 49, l. 4 =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-25
What Weakness" is and How
We Cure 1t.

So-cailed weakness in men Is
merely a symptom of chronic in
lammation in the prostate
gland. brought on By early dis
sipatio7 or by the improper
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vigor be accomplished.
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II IT'S HERE
IT'S RIGHT
BALLOON CHAMPION IS HERE
Expects to Make Trip From
New York to Denver In
side of Forty Hours,

New York, March Pm Cure. the
French biliardist. who will compete in
the championship billiard tournament
which begins here April g. arrived TO-DAY
on the Steamer La SaVOie from Havre
Another passenger on La SavOie was
Count Henri de La Naux. an aeronaut
He brought several balloons with which
he will make q series Of ascensions
Count La Vaux is the holder of several
worlds balloon records. He covered the
distance Of LOO miles from Paris to
Kieff Russia. in thirty-One hours. lie
said today that he hoped to be able II
make a trip By balloon from Denver to
Washington.
THAT trip is perfectly feasible and
could be made in forty hours he said
NJ. La VauX was asked his opinion a
to the success of any attempt to reach
the north pole in a balloon.
Courageous, said he, but ilnprsC-
ticable. Such an attempt now will meet
new conditions as yet INFESTED. No diri-
gible balloon has ever remained I'D over
three or four hours"
Modern Plumbing
At moderate prices. George G. Doyle
& Co. I'll State street Phone I62
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-, ne foregoing are bouts that Manage
1 80 mcCarey of the Pacific AthIetic
cIut expects to offer for I nc Anoafas y
Fiesta week ~ Ia
ArIcieS OF agreement for a fight be-
tween Britt and Herman have been
sleneu Dy ooth principals and forwarded
TO Manager McCarey
Burns mas telegraphed to O'Brien stat
ING ms Willingness to meet the PhiIadeI-
pf<1a lawyer, and as O'Brien's theatrical
ana McCarey offers big Inducements in
the way of a guarantee there is little
doubt that the two men will meet in Los
Al geles, especially as the recent defea
OF Hart by Burns has made Shifty Jack
even more sure that he is the legitimate
holder Of the title
In Herrera Nelson has the most likely
opponent for the lightweight champion
ship since the defeat of McGOvern in
Philadelphia, and McCarey has tele-
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WEAK MEN PAY WHEN CURED.
Contracted Disorders

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-25
AUTO USED To
TRANSPORT GOLD
Mexican Mine Owner Orders One
Built to Protect Bullion
From Bandits.
EQUIPPED LIKE ARSENAL
ARMoR PLATE SIDES AND RAPID
FIRE GUNS.

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n. Y, as the result of an order taken
at the Boston automobile show The or
der was placed by L. NJ. Hart of Boston.
Mr.. Hart has extensive interests in
Mexico and among his enterprises are
several gold mines. Ever since these
mines were opened there has been troU-
bic with the Yaqui Indians The near
est railroad is many miles away, and all
the gold taken from the mines must be
sent there for shipment to the north or
the capitol. 1t is the custom of the Iaquls
to attack the gold trains, swoOping down
on the guards in the narrow passes and
mountain roads. As consequence il has
Deen found necessary TO increase the
number of guards until the gold tram
now resembles z small army.
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CHECKERS.

All communications for this column. liz
Guiding games. problems, solutions, news,
etc should be addressed to me SAT-
lake Herald, Checker department, Salt
Lake City, Utah.
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THE HERALD SPORTING PAGES

graphed to the Battler offering him the
climax of the week of sport
For all bouts McCarey is offering sub
stGntial guarantees, and all the fighters
interested except Battling Nelson have
returned favorable replies.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-25
SOME STRONG FIST|C CARDS
Tom McCarey of Los Angeles
Framing Up Good Comb
nations for Future.

Los Angeles, March IL
May S-Britt-Herman, at 1873 pounds.
May 30 Brien-Burns, at catchweights
Tor heavyweight championship.
May INSTRUMENTATION. at 1873 fer light
weight championship.
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Specific Blood Poison

No dangerous miner
ais TO drive the
virus to the interior.
but harmless blood
cleansing remedies,
that remove the last
poison faint
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-25
Utmost Caution Necessary.

The utmost caution is always necessary,
scouts being sent out. in advance. All
though this is in a civilized country the
Mexican furales have never found ii pos
sibe TO clear the mountainous region of
the Indians. who. on the approach of the
troops, fly 10 their hiding places, 10 VEN
ture out again on the dppToacn of the
geld train. Less than d year ago several
Americans were murdered by the Iaquis
while on visit to their claims.
Early in the year Mr. Hart bought two
automobiles and after he had given them
exhaustive tests, became convinced that
they could be used to advantage in the
transportation of bullion in Mexico
Among other advantages counted on by
Mr. Hart were the faC,s that only one
tenth the force of men would be needed
in carrying the gold and the time con-
suIned would be, at the least, but one
fifth of that now necessary. The saving
in cost will also be an appreciate one.
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A SURE WINNER.

The investment of $50 in a building
lot i'm Smelter City will net you 200 per
cent in 80 days.
SHELTER CITY TOWNSHIP CO.
201 D. r. Walker Blk
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Spermator r n o e a,
Structure. Pile 5.
Skin and Kidney
diseases. etc. are
also among the
diseases we cure TO
stay cured.
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VIII Not Stand for Rugby.

/ Stanford University. Cal. march =
i a4-The Stanford university student >
! BODY has received with united dis =
= approval the action of the faculty =
/ committees action taken yesterday >
J. aboiiShinS the annual football match =
i with the University of California. i
/ The 1888 varsity eleven almost - q =
. man lave declared their disgust at =
= the arbitrary action Of the faculty >
3 and have expressed their determina- 4
: ton not to participate in the Rugby +
= game (which the university authcfi- =
= ties irftend to inauSurate next year. y
Sieqel's New Store.
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Armor Plate Used.

He took the matter up with a Buffalo
manufacturer and as a result the pre-
liminary plans were drawn up. The chas-
sis and larger portion of the body are TO
be of the regular. stock model touring
car. but there the resemblance ends. Ar
nor plate will be used to protect the
working parts. front seats ana tOnneaU.
tn protect the machinery and passengers
from attacks both on level ground and
while running through defile5 where an
attack from above might occur
A place viii be provided in the ton
neau for carrying gold and either one or
two rapid fire guns will be mounted in
the front and rear compartments of the
hOdy. The rapid fire gun feature, il is
exDected. will be a great advantage since
now owing TO the topography Of the
country. it is almost impossible for them
To be transported numbered and ready
for work at a seconds notice.
Work on the gold car as it has al
ready been termed at the factory, will
bs. commenced within a few days
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VaricOceIe.

Absolutely painless
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ployed.
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Game in Junior League.

A twc-man match game was played be-
tween four men of the Junior league
last evening. The scores:
Peters - ......-.142 149 1S6 167 14s- 19e
Clifford .......l57 I95 3447 100 49, COS
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FAVE A SCHOOL PIN

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