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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-08
LONG SHOT WINS.
Pepper and salt Leaves Fayorlle Blue
Bottle Two Lengths Behind.

Los Angeles. Dec. Pepper and Salt,
70 to ] shot ran the first race from 4
very bad start In field Of 10 and fin-
ished first Blue Bottle, the favorite, was
two lengths behind at the finish Three
favorites were In front IN the other races.
Jetsam won by a head from Lcgatce in
the nth and I Told You the favoriie,
was fourth. Perry Wicks, at 10 /, won
the last event, making the best showing
In tho field, which was large one. Re
suits:
First race, Ave furlongs--P Pepper and
Salt lc2, Kermuth 20 to !, won; Blue
Bottle l07, Preston, 8 10 O. second Pro-
liAo, 102, Singleton, 8 TO |. third. Time
l:O2is Halton, slippery, Dermon,. st. Al
bans. f. I. Fryer, DR.. Crook and Beuiah
Alison ran.
Second race. futurity course--James A.
Murray, 10, Koogh, 5 to 5, won Young
Davis, i0i. Harris. 10 l. second. CreSton
Boy. les. kunz, I to ?. third. Tinle--l ;lOfs
Nuns Yelling, All Black. Facts, Taxer,
Hlrtle, Golden Roy and Neaness also ran
Third race, six nrlongs-Judge Denton
1903. Booker, Q to s, won; Betsy, l0e, keOgh
9 10 !. second Lord Gladstone, l02, Finn
Is 10 /, third. Time :llla Bonnie Prince
Charlie, Sunmark, III Paisano, foncaSttl
silicate, Bailey and pesmages also ran
Fourth race 1--WE and cne- half furlongs-
Coboel Jack lis, Boland 10 10, won
Treasure Seeker, lol, Preston, : 10 2 ,isa
oLu; san Allviso, LOG, kunz, 10 !, third
Tme-i.oSi,. Black Mate, Allerlon ana
Phllogoe also ran.
Fifth race mile and seventy yards-Jst-
sam. l0i Grand 10 |, won. l,egatee. los,
Singleton 90 !. second; Charlie Wall
worth, TO-, Boland, 10 10 |, third Time
l:lsls | Told You, Pacifco, SAILS, Rotinini
and Mosquito also ran.
sixth race, six furlongs-- Perry Wicks
l02 Callahan. s 10 ], won: Toller, ~
Kunz, to |. second; Nothing, lo2, Boland,
% 10 /. third Ttme-l:l5i2 Comedian,
Vandola, ErOpyro, vindicta, Lady Alberto,
Spartan, Myrtle ID, Mohur Easter Morn
and Col b. Palmer also ran.
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Heart
Weakness

HE action OF the heart de-
ponds upon the heart nerves
ana muscles. When from any
cause they become weak or OK.
hausted, and fail to furnish
suinclent power, the heart aut.
!e'S' palpitates, skips beats;
apd in its effort to keep up its
Work, causes pain and distress,
sscn as smothering spells,
snort breath, fainting, pain
slound heart, arm and shout
acIs' The circulation IS inn
peeed, and the entire system
n1ent.
d. Miles Heart Cure makes
neart strong and vigorous by
strengthening these nerves and
muscles,
my had ssd palpltation and rain around
.acurehi1t' ard the doctors stla n was
nter tsl,u cont bellows II row, for
Heart eSS1SlHg s ak bo,tlea Of Dr.. Miles
Ard tSSaes'three bottles OF the Nervins
i,, sss pills | am entirely N S,,rsd ana snd
and II u ,hs n | have for Ave Years,
vant vas ~ que TO these remedies.
cured nv nv 20 ih.now, that your medicines
psss GIose. and I Kent rlrSt ~ r,1 ~, ~, ne
o. feeling Jnest was gone, and kept
taxing IN better even after | out.
- !" JOHN II. SHERMAN.
d. AM. Dclding. Mich
ysur druusI,, neart Cure Is sold BY
NJ wlIi i' no,tls viii benefit. jc'Is sais
W. WV fs'Dnd your n,onsy'. ~ 'A'''
sues Medical Co.. Elkhart, Ind
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R[RT SELECTED
70 HEAD LEAGUE
ANONYMOUSLY Chosen President
At Pacific Coast Baseball
Meeting Yesterday.
oueLL MORLEY COMPLETELY
,.,es Fond Hopes OF Berth shat
,ered as a Result--l'rush
Ball Again.

,seIss. Dec. lat today's meet
~ :, enc Pacific Coast Baseball league
~, n,.,,Ssnt Eugene F. Bert was unanimous
elected and tet OF resolutions
y n,cA answering the charges OF mis-
1. .ssu,t in Office preferred against Pres
'aas part by james f. Morley former
r,,naser OF the Los Angeles team
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
o.sar oftcers were chosen as followe'
,l ou', r,ee PRESIDENT w. W McCreedte'
f"ss 40 nres.uent, G.. w. feuulctU44'
sseu.g,s and treasurer, Daniel w. Long
ss vs. b. Il. Evans, Fresno RUSS
ST,ntl seattle, c. w. Pendie.on. los AZ
ssIes; J. wins sar f ~ McGreedie
SHI sns also decided not TO permit the
,.n.t"s N nlayels to OUTSIDE cubs ana
go ~ ~as provided for such onenses' =,
s n,s Emit OF 800 was also yoeu, lhs
mem hers Nen resolved tn,hs.nes lI.o
srbedule committee With W. W. McNrce-
~, rS,- stnmlIlee appointed to audit the
..oa,n;s of the treasurer. }. u. Ewing
e'sse,tsd that they were found 70 be run,
r.sfeet and completes IN every detall
RESOLUTIONS FRAMED.
avhereas, The said Ewing advanced
tously large sums OF hloiley
bsoTehVut the period OF cur nisfortunes
~ tssn me ledgls aIi1al ana espoSit.iS
~ Az mat was represented by a DIS
~yaI director. whose lach OK True sports
n,snship caused then league UNNECESSARY
sprc,znce how, therefore.
M recommend tnat tne league COM
rend Treasurer Ewing. not only Tor the
"a.
rreharg,ng loyalty and his ready ana
vaIine assistance nnanceiIy, wneIleNe.
.d Vnsreyer needed, which asslstanc"
p aytd % from the nocks.
Tyhereas, Wo also received gratutous
rns rom many ASSOCIATIONS IN organA
sed paseoall throughout tno I nited Stsvs
A. shown Dy the troasurers Dooks anN
Ina secre,axyss nnancai statement whioh
nave teen Z inestimaDle assistance during
ou peliOd Of adversely. tl.ercfOre.
aNe recommend That Lhe secretary Seno
N eah ana every enc VI such asssocis
uocs aa expression OF our warmest ana
hariest gratitude and thanks
SALT LAKE SITUATION.
This places salt Lake in an unexpected
sltiauou Many baseball fans here hAd
hoDes Of getting berth N the taciic
cast league. All this Is now hit III Tn"
head as II were. The fond wishes OF thu
few here will be forgotten James Morley
expected " obtain possession VI Lne COAST
legue by being eiected us president. his
failure, however, IL the cause N the en-
lire trouble. Morley Jailed and Is now
planning to suart an outlaw league,
should this DO the case sat Lake VIII
have an opportunity TO pay tle game
Many old baseball payers N salt Lake
ihink this the better scheme. rhe play
rs will 20 INTO the game on their merits
md a much cleaner aud more SPEC tacuiar
pne viii result. The situation Is per-
psing and the outcome Will be awaited
. vlh much local interest
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Riding Asirldc.

"The fashion Of riding astridc seems
10 be growing IN popularity writes Lady
Violet Grevllle to the Graphic 'seveiat
ladies ~ title have adopted II Lady IaS-
tlereagh Lady Constance stewart Rich
ardson. the Duchess OF Westminster and
the Hon. Ms. Fairbairn arc a few ~
the best known wumetL hut for years
travellers. explorers, and ladies' who rode
hard and far in foreign countries have
found the benefit Of the habit II should
ccttalny be adopted with prudence ana
care, for little girls are apt 20 grow one
sided by riding in side saddle ana
understand those VINO adVCcate II 1ud
the attitude far more comfortable and less
fatlgiing or couse, f. IL no new thing.
The side saddle is more on less moderi
invention For centuries, especially In
oriental countries, women have ridden
astri1e Better command over the horse,
q finer balance, and q graceful position
can be- more easily attained AZ for the
dress, that Is now almost pcrfecton, and
may safely be left TO each ones sense Of
propriety.'
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Tireball up and won by length. Re-
suits
First race-Fiye furlcngs, selling Silver
Line, III, a Brown, TO /, woni Jesebel.
lQs, Drussell, 10 10 1, second; Mrs. Mat
thews. III, Knapp, % 20 J, third, Time
i.01 Is. Convent Bell. Alta Spa, l. C.,
Ackerly Miss Turtle. George KilbOrn
karoly III. Duke Of Orleans also ran.
Second race, one mile--Susie Christian,
10. Graham, 10 to TO- won; Cheripe, no
Lawrence, 10 /, second Isahellita. no.
Sullivan, 20 l. third Time ~ 40.
Parting Jennie, Melar. MnleTs Daughter,
Chablis, Hersian, Edna Sullivan, The
Lady Rohcsia also ran.
Third race, one m.le-Monaco Maid, lO5,
Hunter Q to 5. won; Cloche dor 10
Hayes, . TO 2. second; Alice Carey 1876
Buxton, II to 50, third. rlme-l,42, Alto,
path, Dora !, Leila Hill Storma, Eleven
Bells, Sterling Towers also ran,
Fourth race, futurty cUurse--f1reball.
li9, w. Miller. I. to 3 won; St, IAancls
l0l, Davis, 10 to /, second Romano, lO4
Brown Is to |, third. Tlme--l;l0. Col
lector. Jcssup, Shotgun also ran,
Fifth race, six furlongs-Golden Rule,
100. W Miller. 10 s. won; Clandestine,
100, Knapp. 3 TO 2 second. Titus II, los,
sullivan 10 TO !, third. Time-ll4 st,
Denis, Sheen, El Chihuahua, Midmont, Joe
Goss, Rattdor. Optino also ran
sixth race, one Standover l0j
Williams 10 g. won; Joe Coyue. l@,
BruSsell, Q 70 g. second Baker liz, Law
renee, 70 to /, third. T2e-iAl rs, j. c.
. Glen, Celeres, Fulletta also ran,
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CROWD AT AUDITORIUM.
About 500 ROLLER Fans" Saw Colson
Defeat iIamer Last Evening.

There was a record breaking crowd Of
ROLLER fans az tho Auditorium skating
rink last evening ~ witness the contest
between c. L, Colson Of salt Lake, and
Fred H. Hamer on Ogden for the cham
rlorship Of Utah The race MAS the iirst
Of a series Of three and the distance one
mile. The track Is q l2-lap one and the
turns quite difficult 20 make when going
at tho terrific sp1s%. shown by the skat-
ers Tho record time OF 2.2j FOR tho mile
WAS made. ColAon Winning by about ~
feet. The race was clean though houy con-
tested In Me last three laps Hamer be.
gar 10 close the distance between him ANA
Colson, but the latter managed SO main
tain his lead until the end.
Such rapid skating on rollers has never
been witnessed hero before, Mr tlamer
said he was not used 20 II 19-mp track
but sud he believed he could have won
had the race been for three instead uf
one mile II COlson wins IN the next inset.
ing, he will be entitled to the champion
ship OF the state, aud Will be- me- tn
owner II gold and diamond a iL
The management announced cver-
ing that this morning ana afternoon
HCld's band would be cn hand tO furnish
music. and that the Auditorium would be-
open free 10 lHdles each afternoon unit
further notice
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-08
STOMACH SUFFERERS
SQUAMDER MILLIONS
In Search Of Relief.

The world Is full OF disordered stonl-
achs and 20 per cent of the money
spent upon physicians and drugs goes
IN an attempt 70 cure the stomach.
People are made 10 believe that IN
order 10 gain health they must doctor
their stomachs and use oathartics 50
the doctor gets his fee for the stomach
treatment and the druggist for the
physic, until the savings Of life time
are exhausted and yet no cure.
Let's be reasonable.
The sick stomach Is IN every case
the result of oyer-eating, hurried mas
tication and improper choice of foods.
The mucous lining all the way down
the food tract loses its sensitiyeness,
and when food Is forced down the
muscles fail to respond. They do not
churn the food as they should The
glands no longer give out gastric Juice
70 dissolve the food and render II ca
pable of assimilation. The man has be-
come a dyspeptic.
There is one sure way ami only one
to bring positive relief. Put into that
stomach of yours the very elements
that 1t lacks TO get that food into liquid
form. II takes persin, dastase, golden
seal and other ferments TO accomplish
this. The healthy stomach contains
these elements, The dyspeptic stomach
lacks part or all Of them. Stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablet Is made up Of Just
what the dyspeptic. stomach lacks
natures digeatlves.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are not a
medicine, not drug, not a cathartlc
They do not cure anybody of anything
but Dyspepsia and Indigestion and such
ailments as arise from poorly digested
food
While they digest the food the stom.
ach recuperates. The mucous mem
hrane Is coming ont of its stupor,
the gastric juice is coming TO the sur
face. the muscles are regaining their
power. Every organ OF the body takes
on new life. the skin gains color, and
the eyes are no longer tingei with
yellow. You I've.
Why doctor and why drug yourself?
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets win take
care OF your food while Nature cures
you.
Try a box at your druggists. 30 cents.
Or. II you prefer free trial package
before buying, send your name and ad-
dress today. II. A. stuart Co, So Stu
art Bldg. Marshall, Mich.
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The limited esant q which showed their
weakness.
Others ~ thcip interesting anlmals were
Observed ntotiy ur1gine IN the middle
Of the field between the two hostile J
HEIR rhis AaNtg .tra eliot on the,r
hacks. while the balls lbat ncw over their
heads and the tumut bthipd and hefofe
fnd around them caused no interruption
to the usual Instincts Of thtlr nature
u was also observed that when charge
OF cavalry went past near tn any g tho
stray horses mentioned, they would SGT
IN, form themselves IN The rear Of tbelr
mounted companions and, though WITH
cnt riders gailop strennousiy along Niih
the rest not stepping nor unchlng when
tho fatal shock with the enemy took
place.
Al the battle II the Kirb, Ia l7ii, Nal
Macdonald. having endorsed an Englsn
ofGcer. took pCsscteou 81 his horse woich
wss yer, beautiful md Immediately
mounted it. Whom tho English cavalry
nod the horse rin away VIII his cappr
Notwithstanding an his Efforts 10 restrain
him. nor aid the animal stop until IL
was az the head OF the regiment Of
which. apparently its master was the
commander.
The result Of the animal saGacW m
returning to It's accustomed place cost
the major his life, for ho was taken priR-
cner and hung,
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consul Maxwell Blake writes from
FuEchal that The latest evidence Of the
growing competitor between the rival Ger
man and English steamship lines nlyine
Oia Madoiru) from EurQpe tp Brazil Is
found Ia tho announcement 81 a new lo,-
0a0-ton steamer for the Hamburger merl.
can line preceding only by "a few months
a similar move OH The part 0l the Woer.
mann line, whose three new steamers OF
G00U tong capacity are now rapidly near
INK completion. MI Blake says that II
seems that this has been done by The Ger.
man companies in 0ppOs ton ~ the Royal
Mall Steamship company whose fercnt
additions to their South American fleet
have compelled other compJnrS 20 onor
the same induccmcnt Of comforts 10 the
already important and growing passenger
traffic To South America.
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NEWSPAPER MEN.
CONDUCT OF HORSES
WHILE IN BATTLE.
In Great Engagements the Faithful
Animals Frequently Display Rare
Courage and Sagaclty.

The lists OF killed and injured after
a battle seldom refer to mans most
faithful friend, the horse; yet his part in
warfare is OF the greatest importance, and
he suffers on the battlefield quite as much
fame In victory.
The horse Is, In many respects an tn-
usual creature and nowhere does his
unique individuality show Itself as clear
~ "a on the battlefield
When horses are hlt In battle they stop.
u'emble In every muscle. and groan deep
~. while their eyes show wild astonish-
msnt During the battle OF Waterloo
soma OF the horses, a. they lay on the
ground, having recovered from the first
agony Of their wounds, fell TO eating the
grass about them, thus surrounding
themselves with circle Of bare ground,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-08
BICYCLE RACES START.
Preliminary Events Run Tonight Be-
hind Motor and In the open.

New York, Dec. S.--!The championship
cycle meet tonight in Madison Square
Gsrden to be held as q preliminary to
me ax.day race, will furnish some OF
he greatest sprinung ever seen on the
sasp hank saucer track In the big arena
isoaf and Gugnaru will decide the world
championship for 1906,
Mcfarland and MacIeau, both OF
whom Will ride In the six-day event. will
also struggle behind the motors and In
us hternatlcnal championship, fully two
thirds Of the sx-oay men Will compete,
There will be pitted against them tho
bs short distance professionals In the
World The quarter N. C.. A, anna
igr Championship Is tho last OF tins
vars series, and al decide who Is tho
Champion amateur OF 1906,
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a bath travelling sixty miles an hour,
a shave, hair cut, manicure service,
ladies' maid. stenographer, Buffet
Library car. Compartment-Obser
sleeping car, all furnished on "Knicker-
booker Special from st. Louis to In
dianapolis, Buffalo, Niagara Falls and
New York. Leaving st. Louis daily
100 p. m, arriving Buffalo IS a. m.
New York 500 p. M, via Big Four New
York Central Lines. Address Big -Four
representatives. for particulars.
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NEW ORLEANS TAME.

New Orleans, Dec. Fair Grounds re-
suits;
First race, seven furlongs-G Gold Cir
Gle, won; Blendover, second; Spider Web,
third. rime-1.29 vs..
Second race, SIX furlongs selling
Woodsaw, won; Operator, second Hap
by Jack, third. Tline--li ~.
Third race, six furlongs. seling-Air-
ship won; Columbia Girl. second; Audi
tor third. Time-i:l6.
Fourth race seven furlongs-Bi
Phillips, won: Mortiboy, second Monet
Filth race, six furlongs, selling
Knight OF lvanhoc, wen; SIR VasT5,nt
second, Gold Duke third. Time--l rs 3-5
Sixth race, mile and sixteenth.--Old
stone. won, la Cache. second; Sanction,
third, Timc--i.S -.
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JUDGE OF DOGS.

Harry Keefe, the local sportsman and
ts tancier, has be<n selected as one Of
" Judges BY the United States Field
irA association for their annual trials In
l@ary Mr.. keefe will leave salt Lake
t';t tho middle of January for Chicago
we The preliminary trials are 10 be
ni Every year trials are held In DIFF
hnnt parts Of the country to select tho
!. field dog. THESE arc then taken to
v1nd Junction, Tenn, where the tnal
hampton Is selected. Keefe resided In
slcaso before coming 10 Salt Lake and
i.ft hA made the reputation OF being one
q he best Judges In the country, Wal
~ BranstNd will accompany him on
,as TIP and may return with one OF tho
YET ield dogs IN the land.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-08
DEATH FROM LoCKJAw.

never follows an injury dressed with
Buck len's Arnica salve. It's antisepiic
ana healing properties prevent blood
poisoning. Chas. Oswald, merchant
OF Rensselaersville N. Y, writes; IT
cured Seth Burch, Of this place. Vt tho
ugiest sore on his neck | ever saw"
Cures cuts. Wounds Burns and sores,
25c at z, c. NJ. |, Drug Dept. li2-lli
5. Main St. DRUG store,
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MALONE THE WINNER.
Champion Pool Player Easily De-
fcats Ed Harris In Match.

James l.. Malone, the champion pool
player % the world and a topnotch bill
Hard player, easily defeated I'd Harris
with a handicap q g last night Malone
rolled mp 100 balls while Hams played 81.
A largo crowd OF spectators witnessed tho
contest and Malone had them all thunder
struck with tnrpNse He attempted many
almost impc ssiblo shots with apparent
ease. Another crack player, Bcseoe by
name, Will be taken on tonight at Harris.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-08

Miss Andrews wl employ as messen-
gers not only natives but American youths
who speak French vol, II Is believed the
service win he successful At once and VIII
extend rapitly. particularly because tho
Paris telephone system II VIGOROUSLY IN
eficent-ab0ut the wprst IN Europe,
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49, any1ody sly.. y n9l ,s.enllal b

whot anybody gays, is not essential to
success
'"ife Behedic,ine monks make, besides
ihel liqueur, a tooth paste q stlNe, ava
"a nil FOR the publication Of tho blood
"Tho Ilapmst monks made n nigh
priced choct iate--thc best chocolate, IL Is
STA 90 be found IN oil Europe.
"Th1 Clrhusan monks IN some OF their
mOuasteries carry on printing business
The y. 6pIfts Of Canada run huge dairy
farms TIE n onks Of Mount BenarL
IN England, run gas WORKS
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Like american Messenger service.

MISC Andrews. an American has gained
rermleslon from the cltys aWhoritles TO
organize D permanent service messcn-
ser BOYS on the Yankee model N Pa1s.
The system sill bI innuguratcd M q few
weeks with % 0flces IN the city proper
aud I'M the nearer suhuths
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-08
BELL BowLERs WIN.

The Murray Bell Telephone bowlers won
the first and last games from the Gilbert
Christensen last night on the Murray al
leys. The score
Murray Bell Phones .,-...,,,rLol COS ~
rt-ChristenScn ....., .,.,, iSf s02 IA
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STAR BuoKERs WIN.

The star Buckers defeated the Webster
juniors In game Of football yesterday
afternoon on Rogers field by a score OF
10 10 o. The two teams were very evenly
matched and both were the result
of heady playing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-08

After q moments delay and wrangllng
over the matter tho fight was resO \ II
The men vert Immediately az each otuer
hammer and tongs and Attell
lis man going again and quickly put nth
moment
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RHYoLITE EXCURSION

only s25. 90 round trip. Tickets On
aale December 10. Good returning 10
December %. List your name carry
salt Lake Route, 1852 = MAIN
Phone lee,
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MILLER PILOTS EIREBALL.
Ills First Mount Wins After Fast Race
BY Length.

sh francisco, Dec 7,--Jockey w. MIL
y mad his first mount at Emeryvlle TO-
ap He rode a clever, skilful race, saw
w ne horse for the final brush with
sntg.n the favorite. Shotgun at ono
spie looked a winner, but Miller brought
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-08
sPooR BUYS DRAGON.
President Chicago Stoclsyards Pays
$4,000 for Fast Stallion.

Chicago Dec. The two-year-old
stallion, Dragon which was the first
prize IN his class AT the international
livestock exposition, was today pur-
dent Of tho Chicago Stockyards com.
pany.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-08

New Attractions
In furs every day at Mehesys' MUS
ford.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-17
Closing Prices.

The following the the closing prices reported by Prince & Whitely, Bankers md Brokers. 25 Broadway. New York. and 15 Center street, New Haven.
 New York, Dec. 15,
 Bid Asked