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The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24

Today's card ar Emeryville viii be
made up OF four selling and two con-
dition purse races. The first three
fields are very moderate caliber. POM
setta won her last race Impress ively
.and may be able to repeat in the
opener. Huerfano is going bit far-
ther than in his last start, when ne
was closing well, and may be the con-
tender. Blanche C, La Rose, Duke OF
Orleans and Coco all appear to have a
chance on their form
Onham is the class of the second anu
should win with ease from 1sabellita
and Ray. Jake Moose and Briers look
to have an outside chance
I'm Joe is easily the class of the
third, a subscription selling affair at
a mile and fifty yards, but his recent
he may not finish in the money. Duel
ist and Ink are both working well
enough to beat the balance. of this bad
lot. Royal Red and Ellie look the most
promising of the balance
Monte Lucille beat Van Ness the last
time they met and should easily do
it again today, especially as she has
considerable weight off. Pal is dan
gerous and may beat Van Ness for the
place. Misty's Pride and Laura f M
have no better than outside chances.
Tawasentha and Clamor should
make a two-horse race of the fifth. at
seven furlongs. with the chances
slightly favoring the former. Vox
Populi is a better colt than he has
shown in his races and might be the
surprise. as he is reported to be work
ing we'll Melitah has speed, but
looks TO be up against it,
Princess Titania and Mary r viii
have a battle royal in the sixth Nc
Bride viii ride the former, and his
ability in the saddle may decide the
issue. Miller will ride Grace G, who
appears to have little better than am
outside chance. Mary f is working
nicely. Miss Oficious would be dan
gerous with a good boy up but E.
Dugan probably will ride. Wee Lass
does not appear to be of much ac
count. Hersain looks to be in with
company that will make her quit.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24
FAST TIME MADE
BY TOURING CAR
IN RACE

ORMONDE. Fla. Jan. 23.-Four
events were run off today. the second Of
the fifth international automobile
tournament.
The twenty-miI event for American
touring cars only was won by Perlman
in 22 minutes. S2 4-5 seconds, consid-
cred unusually fast time for a fully
equipped touring car from a standing
start. Four cars started in this event.
but two did not finish. one having
clutch trouble and the other being dis
tanced.
The ten-mile event, open to all
weights and powers, was won b y r, B.
BTakeley in a gasoline car in Ihinutes
AZ 1-5 seconds. In this event, Marriott
dri wing the record-making stea mer OF
last year, blew out both cylinders and
it was thought he was out of iLll the
other events but repairs have been
made and he will start tomorrow.
The twenty-mile international tour
ing car championship was won b 8 Nc
Cready. an Englishman. drivin q an
English gasoline car, in % minutes
5 3-5 seconds.
A mile event for motor cycles was
won by Curtis in As 2-5 seconds.
The chief event for tomorrow will be
the 100-rnile race for the MINI eapolis
cup now held by e. Edge Of london.
Today's summary:
Twenty-mile race for American touri ng cars
Won by Perlman, in oo-horsePower gasoline;
time 22:32 40. Asa Paine second. IN 3O-horse-
power gasoline machine: time. 2s:l6
Ten miles all St1sses and P9wsFs SssS Won S by
power 51 steam car; time, T:52 10.
pionship.Won by McCrpady In 2SLhorsepower
gasoline; time. 23:o5 SO Paine. the only Amer
One mile motor cycis event--won by Curtis;
time. :46 2-5. Wray set'ond; tiine AZ.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24
WORK OF Settlers
DELIGHTS THE
SP0RTSMIEN

BAKERSFIELD. Jan. 23.-Though
a late start was made today in the
first series OF the all-age stake of the
annual field trial. the barge number
of sportsmen in the field were treated
to some rare work. Prominent
among the arrivals today were Henry
w. Keller of Santa Monica, president
of the Pacific Coast Field Trials Club.
and f. G. Schumacher of hos Angeles.
Carmen, ". A. Caglieri las setter
bitch. which became lost lluring the
final heat of the Derby yesterday, was
found this morning by her trainer. j..
E. Luoas, at the entrance to section IS.
She had been out all night. and evil
IDENTIFY was working her way back to
where she had first been put down the
day before.
j. E.. Terry's setter Ramona CIV.
B. Coustts handler) and Albert
Belts setter Merry Dude Lind-
Vile haudler) treated the sports
men this afternoon to the finest
exhibition of bird work yet seen dur
ing the trials. Both dogs scored
point after point in rapid succession.
the work of Ramona being slightly the
more sensational on account of the
snappy manner in which she came to
point.
The second series Of the alI-age
stake will be run tomorrow. The dogs
chosen by the judges Will be cast as
follows:
California Kennels setter McCloud Boy. by
Tony Boy-Sadie Hopkins, with j. E. Terry s
setter Ramona, by Kilgarif- Belle Of the Ball;
California Kennels setter Keepsake, by Cali
fornia Bellboy- Peach Blossom. with Stockdale
Kennels pointer Petronella, by Young Jingo-
Florida: A. Belts setter Merry Dude by Fair
Land Dude Merry Heart, with F. g. Sehumaeh-
er's pointer Lady Belle, by Lady Kent-Jack's 5
Fashion in reserve.
IT was decided this evening to run
the Members stake tomorrow. pro-
vided the weather permitted the fin
ishing of the all-age stake in time.
Seven entries were made, and the
drawing resulted as follows:
E. II. COx's Lady with Lloyd Tevis Baywood;
Lloyd Tevis' Cuba Jr. with e. Courtney Fords
Buck; j. w. F1ynns Senator Don with Z. Court
hey Ford's Fontaine; f. G. Schumachers Lady
Belle a bye.
The annual meeting of the club
was held in the parlors Of the South
ern Hotel tonight. and the following
were elected: President, Henry w.
Keller (re-elected); first vice presi-
dent J. E. Terry; second vice presi-
dent, Elmer H. Cox; secretary and
treasurer, r. ]. c. Tiedeman; execu-
tive committee-C. N. Post, H. l. Bet
ten. E. Courtney Ford. j. Flynn and
John Schumacher.
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Ascot fID5 2sl Arcadia Belle 1O5. f67 Nerska
otto Price 1O5. 275 VintOn l0J 275 Louise ritz-
kGond race purse. Futurity cOurse-La Fitte
10L 2s4 Toubee I04 Magnidcio i04 2s2 Don
D byno l04. 2s4 Platoon 104, 195 Slickaway 103,
; ~ Entire Nous 102. Jim Morrison 100. 2IS
Goyernor 0rman I00 214 Elevation 100. 2jS
fLacene 9S 81 Silver Wedding 9S, (263) La
Gloria 9S.
Third race. selling, one mi1e-2Ss Sheriff Bell
I12 14S J. V. Kirby 100. 226 Van Hope 100. PIG
Robert Mitchell 109 2sS Jack Little 100, 26I
Clandestine 100, 27l Redwood II I0Ts l91 sun
rny l07, 271 Susie Christian 107. 16S Phyz 10I,
266 Antara 104. 2S3 Lolita Gladstone i02. 24l
Turkey Foot 102 203 Lady King 1O2, 2T6 "Cadi-
chon 90.
Fourth race, selling one mile and a sixteenth
-(240l Los Angeleno los 272 Chancellor Wal
worth log, 271 | Told You I02. So Morendo 1O2
272 Cotillon 100 263 Elizabeth + 400.
Fifth race, selling, three furlOngs-(239) Katie
Rains 100. Barney Oldfeld 90. e, MorenO-La
Amigal l06, 259 Harvey Clark 106. 30 Orena
106, Macall (ch. c.. Madison Called Back 1CG3.
279 Bendaga 1O3 e279l BOoger Red I03. 279
Lack Foot 1O3 1914 Mariana 100 279 Connie
NJ 100. 'Favergale (br. f., Faverdale-SOuth
Wind 95.
Sixth race. selling. six furlongs-27S Revolt
Ill, 215 Judge Denton 10. (269) HConfessor los
271 Elfn King 1O7. 235 Joe Kelly 107. (155l El
Paisano 107, 1913 Dan Collins 107. 239 Two Bills
1o7, (24el Foncasta f07. 2o2 Toller 107. 27S
Bologna 1O5, 24S Hirtle 100. PAL Black Gem
1O4, 227 Seed Cake 1O2. PAS Betsy 102.
Apprentice allowance.
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ONE MAN. KILLED
IN DEETH WRECK

ELKO, New. Jan. 23.-Southern Paci-
hc train No 5, westbound, was derailed
at 1890 last night one mile east of
Deeth New. None of the crew was
injured. s. Hoskins residence un-
known, was killed and twenty-f five
passengers were injured. Those Sc
verely hurt were G. j. Roberts of Penn
sylvania. severe cut on head; Bedilla
Kahn, Butte Mont, head and face cut
and bruised; Tom Reynolds, Salt Lake,
fractured leg; c. f. Sherman of Mon
tana, head cut
Number left Wells at 10 o'clock.
running about four hours late. Just
before reaching Deeth, while running
forty miles an hour. the baggage.
smoker. chair car, diner, tourist and
three Pullmans left the rails, plunged
over fifteen-foot embankment and
rolled over Only the engine and an
empty express car were left intact. The
chair car was forced from its trucks
and clear of the right of way fully
100 feet from the track. The smoking
car suffered most and 1t was there
that Hoskins was killed.
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intoxicated Jockey Burns Up" Talents Cor
The MIST WINS ASCOT Sprint
at One Hundred to One

LOS ANGELES. Jan. "a good
card, a fast track and ideal weather
formed the combination which gave
the crowd at Ascot Park this after
noon one of the best days of the p"et-
ing. The attendance was larger than
usual and the racing was better thsn
ordinarily.
Lolita Gladstone, the well supported
second choice in the opener, got up just
in time to get the decision over Clio
vanni B:alerio and Neatness. The horse
with the long name was a. hot tip 10
win and received heavy public back
ing, but the best he could do was to
capture the place.
For the secondl time this season a
10O-to 1 shot came home winner-The
Mist in the second event Opening at
IS to 1 in the betting, her odds drifted
back until in some books they reached
100. "A scattering play cut the price
TO 80 to l at post time. She got away
badly, made up ground gradually and
| in a whipping finish won by half
length Toupee grabbed the place and
Jersey Lady ran third. Toots Nook,
the favorite. was away very badly.
T Platoon set a not pace into the stretch
and stopped.
Little Minister, at II to 1. won the
third race by = head from Virginl
Lorraine and Viola B, both at jui,tS
ished back in the ruck
The handicap. fourth on the card
proved a gift for w H. Carey. who wor
by eight lengths, eased almost to a
walk. Every horse in this race was
well supported, 10 to 1 Rhg the
longest price quoted against any ot
them.
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REPORTS MUD ON
COUNTRY ROADS
AXLE DEEP
Rv r. e. l,tIor11rlaedlsu

I ,
BY way of excitement and on a ousi-
ness trip. NJ. sardou. the automobile
demonstrator for Hayes & Dam mas
made a run to Cloverdale in Prayer
Miller rtmabout. He started last week.
Going BY way of sausaHto. On the first
essay he only reached the neishbor-
hood of San Rafael. where he tore on
the two rear tires in the heavy gong
on a steep grade The tires were
wreck and he had to return to the city
on the rims He had no sooner re-
placed the tires than he was away
again Nothing was heard from him
until Yesterday, when Hayes received
a letter posted at Cloverdale. The story
of the trip is best told IN the "oroS
of Sardou:
Arrived at McCrays at P m yesteIday sL,,e sI5es
rpnepd After wnat had gone through rom
SausaIito TO san Rafael on the hrst attenlpt
Thought nothing could be worse, but the roau-
which | have been compelled TO travel over since
are impossible for teams. on one Dill DetWeeu
San Rafael and Petaluma there y = 10 PEI eeAs
grade. It was badly cut up aha many 49, asst ~
fresh dirt had been dumped on t. II was elshs
10 ten inches deep OF the slcke si,, % ~ ar, 5la f
engine with full spark ana shroJts Ioi 1 yrS+E IN
this racing OF the engine II did not heat pereeP-
Rosa was fair, but badly cut up 10 spots. AItet
leaving santa Rosa ] had good roads for only
i've miles Tfen came 70 the Marx west
bridge and found il out OF order. and 70 ger
across the creek had TO 60 around by way or
Fulton. This road for four miles was as bad as
the Tav and the drop in front plOwed a furTow
in the road deep enough 10 hide person
had to cross number Of creek bottoms. IN one
a fOur-horse team was stalled. but managed TO
get through, after some terrible sand digging
"a
Healdsburg 10 ClOverdale. The people az
Healdsburg would not believe that had come
through from san Francisco. in Cloverdale the
same opinion was expressed and the car IS the
Nv average gasoline consumption has been
1I.2 miles per gallon. although between Feta-
luna and Santa Rosa I was able to make ls
miles on a gallon. During the trip used tWo
quarts OF lubricating oil.
Sardou is going farther north and
will not be back in town for some days
c. A Hawkins OF the White Com
pany will leave for Chicago this morn
ing to attend the show in that city
This is the most easterly point of the
territory over which Hawkins has con
troll He will return a week before
the opening Of the local show
The first delivery OF 1907 White
steamers viii be made during the show
week.
c. W. Buck OF this city. one OF the
first local enthusiasts to own an auto
mobile. has just returned from the
East. where he has been visiting the
automobile shows. While away he
placed an order for 1907 Rainier. 20
be delivered through A. H. Hayes Jr..
the local agent.
Fernando Nelson. the record breaker.
has decided to take part in the tours
of American cars through Europe for
the American gold cup. Nelson IS the
first California motOrist entered.
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Gossip of the Track

There were two run-ups yesterday,
but IN each case the horse was re-
tanned T. II Cooke boosted Al
KonigsbergeTs Dorado srom 5000 TO
$1,000 and William Walker bid up VIII
liam Cahilrs Voladay from 1920 to
$1,000 AS both Of these owners won
substantial wagers on the victories Of
their horses. they were in a position
to stand the loss Of the purse.
c. Z. Durneu has brought FIVE two
year-olds over from Tanforan, where
they were "prepped" for racing. They
will be started as soon as the oppor-
tunity offers.
Jockey Buchanan has arrived from
Ascot Park but viii not be allowed
to ride until his status is settled, as
he was IN some sort OF trouble at Los
Angeles which incurred the displeasure
OF Judge Hamilton.
Harry Slower has sold Duke of Or
leans 10 r.. r. Rice Jr. and the colt
win run in the colors OF his new owner
today.
Avonalis was claimed out Of the
fifth race by J. Armstrong, owner Of
HOoliRan, for 1925.
Harry Mack has closed a contract
with Jockey Conway and that boy VIII
90 MaclSs riding from now on.
The same thirty-two boolcmakers
drew in yesterday as on the previous
cut-in.
". B. Jennings has decided to start
both Proper and Blondy in the Burns.
He declares that BlOndy has not yet
shown what he is capable Of since
coming TO the coast.
For the first time since December 8
II was yesterday practicable TO chalk
a ring on the track for the winner to
enter at the judges stand
Bearcatcher is to be bred TO My
Bouquet, Marcia A. Physalis, Resigna-
tion IL Captivate Lavena c and Tor
sida at Rancho del Rio this season
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Sporting Notes

MceoyERN'S BENEFIT-New FORK. Jan q
The last Of a series OF benefits for Terry AZ
Govern. the pugilist. now IN sanitarium. was
held at Madison Square Garden tonight. The
benefits have yielded SIC. 800
REFORM IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mass
Jan. 23.-Athletics at Harvard VIII be contained.
but under somewhat restricted form as far
gate receipts are concerned. and a favorable
port along those lines win be made by the
athlete reform committee
SETTER WINS CHAMPIONSHIP - Grand
Junction. Tenn. Jan. 23.-T. T. PAGES setter
dog Prince Whitestone was declared the winner
OF the national championship stake Of the
United States field trials. Lanark Lad was
given second honOrs.
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enough at the end after a long, hard
early drive with GemmelL On account
OF his inability to make the weight
Jockey Brown did not ride Jennings
entry, but was up on Gemmell, while
Horner rode Ingham. Fair Fagot, on
whom there was a hot tip, closed stout
ly and was third. Mabel HOllander had
speed. but stopped in the stretch. Mil
ler was unable to make any kind Of a
showing with President Williams Tai
entosa-
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Ascot Selections

First raSe-otto Price, Louise
FffIGibbOnf Bunn.
Second I,ace-La Gloria, Entire
Nous, Don Domo.
Third race--Lotta Gladstone,
Jack Lit le. CIandestine.
FOurtIi race-COtiiIIOn, Los Al
gelenO, HOrendO.
Fifth race-Kafie Rains, 8Ooser
Red, fJrena.
Six fh race-ConfessOr, Betsy,
FOnc asta.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24
MIKE RILEY FAILS
TO CLINCH THE
BIG MATCH
BY r. A. Sr11yth

Unless Manager Mike Riley Of the
Casino Athletic Club Of Tonopah puts
in an appearance here soon and binds
the Cans Britt match with the Gus
tomary forfeits there will be a coubt
in the minds of the followers of the
game that the proposed championship
fight will ever take place. Although
the fight is still some time distant,
there is an impression here that the
arrangements should be in more busi-
nesslike form, especially as tie affair
is Of such Importance
Manager Riley has been expected
here for several weeks, and he has
announced his intention of coming on
several occasions, but each time he has
failed TO put in an appearance al the
appointed time Both boxers are tax
ing the match In all seriousness. and If
anything prevents a meeting between
the rival lightweights It Will not be
through any fault OF theirs. 1t would
be a pity If the Nevada promoter could
not be able to carry out his end of the
arrangements. as he has the facilities
for promoting the fight in manner
which BELTS its Importance.
The matching Of Abe Attell and
Tommy Sullivan by Manager McCarey
at Los Angeles takes one match which
Morris Levy expected to stage in this
city Attell had agreed 10 ngnt Sulll-
van here and the promoter was waiting
until the present legislative trouble had
blown over before completing the
match. His present intention is to put
on the bout between Dick Hyland and
Cyclone Thompson early in March, If
Thompson defeats Rufe Turner, which
it is expected he will do Levy then
expects to put the winner OF the
Thompson -Hyland bout on with Kid
Herman. This would be a promising
card. While Herman was outclassed by
Cans he would make great stand
against any of the smaller men in the
lightweight class. A meeting between
himself and Hyland would be sure to
result in lots OF action.
Barney Van Buskirk, manager OF the
club at Marysville, which will handle
the Cyclone Thompson-Rufe Turner
fight on February %. is going ahead
with his arrangements, although the
manager of the club at Vallejo claims
to have the agreement Of Turner TO
fight in the navy yard city. The fight
at Marysville viii be held in huge
circus tent on the afternoon of Wash
ington's birthday. IT is the intention
of the promoters to have moving pic
lures taken.
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Ascot Entries

LOS ANGELES. Jan 23.-Tomorrow's entries
at Ase Ot Park
First race. selling. maiden 6llies and gt2dings.
Eve fun longs-192 Buna 1o5, 261 Extra NeH I05
2T5 Els de A 1o5, 239 Straightaway 1b5, 275
Friendly los. 236 Early Flower 1o5 236 Royal
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WANTS s2b. $50 ZOE a 10

WANTS $25,350 FOR ToE-OakIand. Jan.
23.-T5e suit brought BY l. L. Gilkey, a football
coach and trainer for Eastern colleges. TO re-
cover S25.350 from the Southern Pacific for the
loss of a great toe was commenced before Judge
Waste and a jury today The plaintiffs toe
was crushed by the eollapsfng Of a chair in q
chair Of the defendants railroad In April.
1905, and had TO be amputated
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NEGRO wRETCH IS LYNCHMD

JACKSON, Miss, Jan 23--Henry
Ball, a negro, was lynched at Green
wood. the home of Governor vardaman,
last night He had attacked Mrs.
Graves of that place. The Coroner's
jury decided today that the negro had
met his death at the hands Of unknown
persons.
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Crrscrnt Cifr WInners

NEW ORLEANS Jan 2s-Results: First
race. three and q half furlongs-E. N. Fry won.
Hannis second, Jennie and Beau third Time,
.43 10.
Second race six and q half furlOngs-Baneful
won Thrau second, Sinkspring third. Time,
j .2l 3-5
Third race, six furlongs-Me dow breeze won.
Rusk second, Pinsticker third. Time, IL As.
Fourth race one mile and twenty yards
Pride Of Woodstock won Heart Of Hyacinth
second. Gold Coin third. Time. I :42 4-5.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Morale les won, Tilefrg
second. Mortiboy third Time ] .l3 1-5.
Sixth race, six and half furlonRs-Dry Dol
lar won Billy Fertrees second, Abjre third
Time IN.
Seventh race, mile and twenty yards
Ternus won, Marimbo second Mahogany third.
Time, i.43 -.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24
JEALOUSY CAUSES SHOOTING

EUREKA, Jan. 23.-In jealous rage.
William S. Morris. a woodsman. shot
and dangerously wounded Joe Doffner
last night while the latter was in COM
pany with the woodsman's wife in Doff-
ner's rooms in a lodging house. Norris
has been trying to get his wife to re-
turn to San Francisco, but she re-
fused. Norris was arrested. Doffner
has home here and is considered to
be fatally wounded.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24

In Java the planting Of indigo is
steadily decreasing by reason of the
great increase in production of the syn
thetic article. Much of the land on
which indigo has heretofore been cul-
tivated has now been turned into sugar
plantations
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Form of 1'oday's
Contestants at
Emeryville
The Calls Selections
By j. r. Jeffery

By j. r. JeffeE.y
First race-Poinsettia, Huer-
fanO, blanche C. \
Second raee-orchan, IsabeIIita,
Ray.
Third race-pm Joe. Duellst,
Ink.
Fourth race-Nonie.L .LuciiIe, Pal,
Van Ness.
Fifth race--Tawasenthn ciamor,
vox Popuii.
Sixth raee-Princess Titania,
Mary +, Grace G.
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Tom Dillcn for correct styles in hats.
oorner Van Ness ave. and McAllister
ST. $3.50. $S.50. $500. -
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Entries at Emeryville

The entries and weights for today's
races at Emeryvine are as follows:
FIRST RAcE-siK furlongs, selling. three
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Gemmel Winner b Grseena
HgL Lprc- ham B. Ge 2 al
a H o
suddenly
eober hH mo chance
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Fernando Nelson. the record breaker.
has decided to take part in the tours
of American cars through Europe for
the American gold cup. Nelson IS the
first California motorist entered.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24

Tlme-.24, 80, :02 10 At posi- 81 8
Ruby. place. ID; out show. Billy
by J. M. McNames. Start good
13 SuCarnaid was strongest rido
after the start and lost ground
race. and with riders reversed "
swerred in the stretch. MHyham
set 8 fast pace. but tired in last
for B0land.
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c. W. Buck OF this city. one OF th'
first local enthusiasts to own an auto
mobile. has just returned from th'
East. where he has been visiting The
automobile shows. While away III
placed an order for a 1907 Rainier. q
be delivered through A. H Hayes Jr.
the local agent.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-12

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lung" Mr.. Fannie Common of
Rural Route, Georgetown. Tom.
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nud day aud the uolghhor-' predlc-
ilon-con.umption- sccmcd iucyit-
hhic, until my husband brought
home bottle of Dr. Kings New
Discovery, which IN my ease proved
to Dee the only REAL cough cure aud
rrstorrr Of weak, sore lungs" when
ull other remedies utterly mil you
may -tlll win Doc tine buttl, against
lung and throat trouble. with Sow
Discovery, thrWrNL cure. Gmrun.
tocd Dog John Hayden a SON, drug.
gI,t 5oc aud tlm Trial boul.
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-12

lu ih. District Court Probate nj.
vision. iu and Tor summit County.
State OFF Uuh.
Quo tHn matter Of thr Estate oi
Lurrotia j. Williams, deceased
NOTICE.
The petition Of Alfred william.
by Booth Ice n Badger. his atiur.
n"y-. praying that Myrun lance
take nothing 10y his petition aird
herein uu thr l2th day of March.
luu1 and praying Tor the payment
tu Alfred Williams. guardian ,i
Thomas Williams, minor, the sum
of sl.Ju. brpurnthrd by Lucreth j
Williams, deceased. to said minor.
has been set for hearing on Tuesday.
the 18TH day uf April, 4. ID. iOui. ~
% o'clock q. no. nt thr County Courf
House. iu the Court Room ~ said
Court, In Conlvillr city. summit
County, Utah.
Winrs. the Clerk of said Court.
with thr seal thereof aiiiNcd. thi,
Wih day uf March, 4. y. lNl5.
tScnl.l W. Caldrrwnod. clerk
By G.. Il. Jones, deputy clerk.