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In Police Circles.

D. E. Stage. who seemed TO be suffer-
ing from some mental trouble. was picked
up on the street yesterday by Police
man Earl Ripley and taken to the city
Jail
Arthur Sutherland, alias w. G. Rice
charged with stealing a watch from T.
A. Burton, was before Police Judge DiehI
yesterday. The case was continued until
October 9. The hearing of the case against
George Brown, accused of stealing a
pocketbOOk from Albert Althansen, was
continued to the same date.
Joe Hunter who was arrested with Ed
Ryan and p. NJ. Robertson, on the charge
OF stealing 800 and some jewelry from
w. K. Rolston, was discharged in the
police court yesterday, there being in
sufficient evidence to connect him with
the crime.
Charles II. Reagan, proprietor of the
saloon at 237 South Main street, who was
convicted on Tuesday of assaulting K
Jacobson, a contractor, was fined SO yes
terday by Judge Diehl in the police court
Ask your grocers for the Vienna
Walnut Bread.
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Ogden News
Office, 24s+ Washington Avs.
Continued from Page 8.
Oqden Briefs.

Ogden Briefs.
GUTTER ON FIRE.-A barrel of oil
which was supposed to contain a guam
tity of water was poured into a Twenty
third street gutter yesterday. In some
way the oil was set on fire. and there
was considerable excitement for while.
The fire department was called out and
extinguished the flames.
WILL MARRY.-A license to marry
was issued yesterday to John w. Hill of
Ogden and Miss Harriet Storey Of Pleas
ant View.
GROUND BRINGS GOOD PRICE,
By a warranty deed filed with the coun-
ty recorder yesterday John w. F. Volker
and wife and John Watson and wife have
disposed of their interest in lots / and 2
on the north side Of Twenty-eighth street,
between Madison and Monroe avenues.
The purchaser is the Arizona Trust & De-
velopment company, and the considera-
ton is s1o,SO2.
MICHAEL WHALEN'S ESTATE.-In
the district court yesterday petition
was filed for letters testimentary and
probate of will Of Michael A. Whalen,
who died in Ogden Aug. "a, 1907. The
heirs are Anna Whalen, sister, and James
and Joseph Whalen, brothers. The es-
tate consists of personal property, cash
and notes valued at S6,S3S.77, and real es-
tate valued at $500. The petitioner. G..
j. Kelly, who is named as executor In
the will asks for the letters.
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SHUT OUT DAYLIGHT.
Snyder Says Christensen's caves Pro
ject Over His Property.

Asserting that the caves and cornices
of the residence of Lorenzo Christensen
project two feet over the adjoining prop
erty of F. B. Snyder, the latter has COM
menced suit against Christensen for $500
He AYERS that at the time the residence
was constructed he protested earnestly
with Christensen not to build it after
the fashion he had planned, but that his
wishes were disIegarded.
The residence is constructed so close
10 the house of Snyder that the light is
said to be shut off and portion of the
real estate rendered valueless. The COM
plant In the suit was filed yesterday In
the district court.
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CHIEF VAIL GOES EAST.
Council Committee Allows Him $3.50
for Expenses

The council fire committee last even
ing voted to allow an appropriation of
$3.50 for Chief Vail to attend the interna-
tional convention of fire chiefs to be held
al Washington, D. c., Oct. TO II. Chief
Wall will start this evening.
The committee also considered the pc
tition of Frederick Gulbranson to be pen
stoned for life. He was injured perma-
nentIy during the storm of Oct 20, 1906
and he desires some recognition for his
services. The city attorney was instruct
ed to see what could be done for him.
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

Tacoma, Wash, Oct. 3.-In the eighth
inning today with the score to l in favor
of Spokane, Tacoma turned defeat into
victory by scoring runs and winning the
third of the series. Score:
R. H. E.
Tacoma . ....... 900 100 Os*-9 10
Spokane e. ............ .020 DOL 100 10 4
Batteries-Butler and Shea; Dunn and
Ripley. Umpire, brennan.
Seattle, Wash, Oct. 3.-Butte tied the
score in the ninth on three singles, which
tenth, Coy lifted the ball over the fence
with a man on third, which gave the
game to Seattle, to 1. Score:
R. H. E.
Seattle ..........01 0 900 900 1-2 2
Butte ............... 200 900 DOL 0-1 0
Batteries-Welsh and Stanley: Roose-
welt and Wilkins. Umpire-Frary.
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People Who Live Out of Town

Are often worried because they have
no safe place in which to put their pa
pers, jewelry and other valuables.
There are large number of them who
do not know that they can leave such
things in a safety deposit box in our
fire and burglar proof vaults. secure in
the knowledge that no one can open the
box but themselves, and the cost is
only a trif1e-S3.50 a year, or less than
a cent day.
SALT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST
CO., 32-4 Main Street.
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WESTERN GOLFERS WIN.

Chicago, Oct. 3.-The representatives of
the Woman's Golf club defeated the ten
sent from Canada by a score of to 2.
Miss Sallie Ainsev, runner UP for the
western championship. led the Western
Golf association team and defeated Miss
Mabel Thompson, champion of Canada.
The scores were not low as rule. because
of the wet grounds.
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INDEPENDENTS IN FIELD.

Primaries of the Independent party were
held in the five city wards of Murray last
evening. The attendance was large and
places on the ticket were closely contest
ed. These candidates for cOuncilmen were
named:
First ward, ]. w. McHenry; Second, Ed
Parkinson; Third, F. c. Howe; Fourth, D.
B. Jones: Fifth, George Trip.
Delegates were named for the city con-
vention to be held in the Murray opera
house Monday evening.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr.. Robert 0'ConneII,
REPRESENTING
The Brown Shoe Company,
REPRESENTA-

Mr.. Robert O'Connell, repre-
senting The Brown Shoe Company
of St. Louis, makers of White
House shoes for men and for wo-
men, and Buster Brown shoes for
boys and girls, and other "Star-5-
STAR specialties, will be at the
Wilson Hotel, Salt Lake City, dur
ing the Conference week, October
lst to 9Th, inclusive, where he
will have complete line of sam
Piles and be pleased to meet the
trade.
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CONFERENCE RATES,

The usual low rates will be made to
Salt Lake via oregon Short Line.
Tickets on sale from Ogden and points
south Sept. 80 to Oct. 6, inclusive.
From other Utah stations. Sept. 20 to
Oct. 5, limit Oct. Is. From points out
side of Utah. Oct. to 5. inclusive. limit
Oct. is.
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BAD TABLE MANNERS.
Turner Fined for Trying to Stab Man
With Fork.

Tom Turner, who said that he came
week, was fined $40 yesterday in the po-
lice court for attempting to stab A L.
Selman, carpenter, in a japanese res
taurant in Commercial street early yes
terday morning.
Selnan said that he was enjoying an
early repast at a table at which Turner
was similarly occupied, when Turner
seized fork and tried to stab him. He
called in the police.
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The first shipment of coal is in. and
we invite our stockholders to send in
their orders. Everybody hurry up and
get your stock now at soc per share,
If you want coal this winter. Call UP
the Consumers Coal Mining company,
2s2 Commercial Club building. Phone
1890.
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None but the best flowers sold at the
Flower Shop. under National Bank OF
the Republic. Little & Little, owners
Miss Child, manager
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Results.

-.1-1N-7
Third event. five-eighths of mile dash;
purse $io0-Lurlee (Fisher), ia, won;
Gypsy Vice (Dreyer), 81. second; Commo-
dore Curb. III, third. Time. I:OS.
Fourth event, three-quarter mile dash;
purse $200-Ben Leer Gewis), ia won;
Weldon Patterson. III, second; Spondu-
Xix (McAdams), Ia, third. Time, I:l9
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For the best printing call on the Gen.
fury Printing Co, Salt Lakes printers
165-167 South West Temple ST. Both
phones, 604.
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Every New Fur Idea

Is shown here. Each day brings some
smart styles, direct from our factory.
Mehesy, the Furrier, Knutsford Hotel.
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For out-of-town visitors can be bought
for little money this week Mehesy, the
Furrier, Knutsford Hotel.
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That Winter Fur

Lap Robes, Horse Blankets, Harness
Straps. T. c. NJ. I. Hardware Dept.
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RECORD CROWD
ATTENDS RACES
Heavy Track Prevents Fast
Time-Program Goes
off Without Hitch.

One of the largest crowds that ever
attended a horse race in this state was
present at the state fair yesterday after
noon.
The track was heavy, but was in much
better condition than one would expect
after the mud of Wednesday. and while
the footing was good, it made fast time al
most impossible. The races yesterday
were somewhat slow in starting on ac-
count of the track as the management
slble TO dry the course. After the races
did start they were hurried through with
out any long waits betWeen heats.
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Buggy and Team Harness. Water
proof Blankets. L. c. NJ. /. Hardware
Department.
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GET YOUR COAL NOW.

Dog Collars from 25c. 2. c. N. l.
Hardware Department.
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Johnny Mccoy Wins 2:4o Glass.

The harness events went one, two, three
In each race and there was little doubt
as TO which was the best horse aIser the
races were over. The 2:40 for ne r-bred
horses was the feature of theon, u, and
Johnnie Mccoy, with his little marc, Adix,
carried off the honors. Mccoy and the
mare We're cheered by the crowd when
they came upon the track, probably on ac-
count OF the slight disagreement the pair
had with the judges on Tuesday, when il
was thought the combination was not
trying to win. In the races yesterday Nc
Coy found the pole shortly after the start
OF the first heat and held on 10 the wire
STARTING on the pole in the next two heats
Mccoy and Adix were never headed and
settled down TO a steady grind that gave
them the race. The race brought out the
largest field that has started during the
meeting. but on the first heat three were
distanced. Jimmie Britt was among the
number and finished last in the race
Some were so unkind as to say the horse
was quitter, just like the man he was
named after
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Logan Horse Upsets Bettors.

Alberta and Harmon were strong with
the betting public in the 2:35 class but
the Logan mare. Martha Dean, showed
up the stronger in the first heat and kept
up the lead through the three heats.
In the three-fOurths run SalVayu sold
faVorite, but got away last. He made
a game run, but was unable to catch the
flying leaders. Ben Leer showed up in
front on the first turn and was never
headed finishing two lengths 10 the good,
of Spondulix
Eurlee had an easy victory in the five
elghths. leading all the way.
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Try the Vienna Walnut Bread. Fresh
every day. Ask your grocer.
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YESTERDAYS BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburg, Pa, Oct. 3.-In the last game
of the season in Pittsburg today, the Phil
adelphians defeated Pittsburg after hard
struggle Score:
r. H. E.
Pittsburg :. ........... 900 900 600
Philadelphia :. ... 600 600 00l-1 3 2
Batteries-Liefield and Phelps; Richie
and DOOM
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Call Bell Exchange 100 to reach state
fair grounds by telephone.
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LONG SWIM BY FRISCO MAN.

San Francisco, Oct ARTHUR Cavill
swan across the Golden Gate this morn
ing in 1 hour and IS minutes. He started
from Lime Point and swan across TO
Fort Point His time is better than that
made by his brother Sydney, some time
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Lap Robes, Horse Blankets, Harness
Straps. z. c. M. I. Hardware Dept
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McCoy's, livery carriages and light
livery. Both phones 81.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

San Francisco, Oct. 3-Portfand gath
ted three runs and won the game Score:
r. H E.
Portland =. .... 900 800 Oo1-4 8
Oakland =. ............ 100 900 001-2
Batteries-Hartman and Byrnes; Hogan
and Bliss.
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Ask for that NEW BREAD at your
grocery. Vienna Walnut Bread.
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Stull timbers, mine props and mine
ties. Chalk Creek Timber Co., Coal
vile. Utah.
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| Los Angeles, Cal, Oct 3-The features
| of the game were the home run hits of
Hosp and Carlisle, and Carlisle's catch of
| Henley's fly in the ninth. Score:
| r. H. z.
| Los Angeles .........121 900 30*-7 s 2
! San Francisco ........ .010 900 1902 Z /
| Batteries-Hosp and Hogan; Henly and
| Street. Umpires, Quigg and Moore.
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Buggy and Team Harness, Water
proof Blankets. z. c. NJ. 1. Hardware
Department
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Ask your grocers for the Vienna
Walnut Bread.
Evening journal., 1907-10-21
GROWLER MAY BE
ABOLISHED BY
BEER PRICE RAISE

While no sction has yet been taken
by the local brewers, one OF them says
that Wilmington breweries will soon
follow the action Of other cities and in
crease the price Of beer. In Philadel-
phia an increase Of fifty cents a barrel
Is to be made on November 1.
Everything entering into the manu-
facture OF beer has advanced in price
from so to 100 per cent. within the last
year, brewers say, that the local in
crease they declare TO be a business
necessity. In addition to this general
increase in the mice Of raw materials
and labor, the barley crop is reported
90 be 10000 600 bushels short. and the
price Of malt has shot up until II is
dearor than wheat
Blew May Kill crowler"
1t isithe "growler" that may be hard
est nit through the rise in price. II IL
is not abolished. Saloonkeepers would
no longer be able to I'll generous sized
kettles for 10 cents. and II the
"growler" survived the blow at all II
would be greatly diminished in size
and consequently less popular
Evening journal., 1907-10-21
OUAKERS LOST TO
ORANGE ELEVEN
Local FOOtbaIliStS Defeated
West Philadelphia Y. M.
c. A. Team

In game in which both sides exerted
their utmost strength and ski 10 de-
feat its opponents the Orange football
eleven defeated the West Philadelphia Y.
NJ. c. A. team at South Side Park on
Saturday afternoon by the score Of to
a. As 10 weight both teams were about
evenly matched. but the Quakers showed
the effect Of regular and consistent prac-
tlce work and displayed a better lSnowl-
edge OF the game than did the Orange
men.
Nichols, Mcclure. Homer. Mahaffy
Ridgeway and Connel starred for the
orange eleven and they were in every
mix-up Kline fun back for the visitors
did most Of their playing. and Il was
his line plunging that gained most Of their
ground
The officials were; Referee, Tsy'og; um.
pire, Callahan; linesmen. Blackburn
Kennedy; timers, Clayton and Ker ey
Time % and % minute halves
It was one of the best games seen herr
this season and the Orange men are de
serving OF much praise.
As preliminary the fremont and south
SIDE elevens played a game, the Tremoal
team winning by the score OF 10 to &. The
fremont team would like to hear from
any eleven in the city. All challenges
should be sent TO II. Jefferson, No. 100
jefferson street.
Evening journal., 1907-10-21

As ali will soon be to Eternity
hurled?
We come from the dark then march
to the grave,
The king and the tramp lie under the
sod:
Is there aught from Despair, we NOR
tails to saver
There's only one hope-the promise
of God.
Then Hol fellow traveller, pray thee
take heed
OF the words that come down from
far Galilee;
"Inasmuch as you do unto those that's
in need,
I'll hold that you did so-alike unto
Me"
Beware how you make OF money a god.
If you be unjust in the march Of the
race,
You will wall and lament, when under
tho sod.
Your proud heart win suffer eternal
disgrace.
Evening journal., 1907-10-21
Social and
Personal

Mrs c. e. Hurry. OF Seaford is the
guest of friends in this city
Mrs. George rumlin has been spend-
ing the past week with friends in Sea-
ford,
The Rev. w. o. Hearst OF seaford,
visited this city last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Locates have
removed from this city to George
town.
Miss Ella Roach of Georgetown. Is
making an extended visit to Whining
ton and Philadelphia
Mrs William r. Tavlor is spending
a week with relatives in New Jersey.
MIR. and Mrs Elisha G. Ryon, Of
Georgetown. are spending a few days
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs e. T. Dilworth have
been the guests of Miss Lille E. Steele
at Newark
William Rankin. a Philadelphia let
ter carrier. accompanied by his sister,
Miss Rankin, were guests of Chief Of
Police George Black yesterday.
G.. w. Chambers and family of New
ark, have been visiting friends in this
city
Warren Elliott has been visiting re-
latives and friends at Middletown.
Mrs. V. NJ. Massey spent last week
with her son. S. L. Massey. at Middle
town.
Mrs. Amanda Quillen. of Townsend,
spent last Wednesday with relatives
in this city
Miss Frances E. Husbands has re-
turned TO Odessa after a visit to
friends in this city.
Mrs. Elizabeth Morris. of Odessa,
has been spending a week with Will
mington friends.
Miss Georgia c. Enos has been visit
ing her parents at Odessa.
DR.. and Mrs. L. b. Chapman of Ono
onta, n. Y. who have been attending
the jamestown Exposition, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome b.
Bell
Mrs William Kirk has been visiting
in Baltimore.
Miss Gene Salzman and Miss Anne
Salzman, of Danville. Va, are the
guests Of Mrs. John +. Malloy.
Mrs. Alvan Robertson. of Allentown
Pa. who has been visiting here has re-
turned TO her home.
Miss Florence Robinson left on Fri
day for q visit TO New York.
DR. and Mrs. William H. Hancker
are attending the jamestown Exposi-
ton. 't.sr5Sl
Mrs John O'Donner. OF Pittsburg
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
c. w Steward.
George Owens has returned from q
visit to friends at Bay View.
Misses Mariana and Maggie Barr
are the guests of Miss Maggie Gilpin
at Elkton.
Harold sloan of Bav View. has beer
wishing friends in this city.
Edwin Johnson is the guest of Miss
Margaret Kerwin at Port Deposit.
Mrs. William Wilson of Port De-
Evening journal., 1907-10-21

post, is spending several days With
Wilmington friends.
Mrs. William Johnson spent last
Thursday at Port Deposit.
James Jacobv has been visiting
fiends at Colora.
Frank Clayton. of Chesapeake City,
was u recent Wilmington visitor.
Mrs. r. w Blackway of Cecilton,
has been spending several days in Will
mington and Chester
Miss Elya Griffith OF Chesapeake
City was a recent visitor in this city.
Mrs Mary Webber Of Easton. who
has been visiting relatives and friends
in this city and Edge Moor, have re-
turned home.
Charles A. Heatzig and family, Of
Elkton. have been visiting relatives IN
this city.
Mrs James H. Van Horn has return
ed from a ten days visit in Chester
county, Pa.
Evening journal., 1907-10-21
Lysander-olson.

At the home of the brides parents,
No. 526 Vandever avenue. on Saturday
night. Miss Alma NJ Olson became the
bride Of Erie G. Lysander, Of Brooklyn,
N Y. The wedding march was played
by. Miss NJ. Elsie Yarnall. The Rev. ".
L. johnson, OF Brooklyn, brother-in-
law of the groom. officiated at the cere-
mony, and was assisted by the Rev.
Herman Litorm. pastor of the Swedish
Baptist Church In this city. The bride
was attended by Miss Anna Olson as
bridesmaid. and Walter Arvidson was
best man. The bride wore a gown Of
white point de esprit over white silk,
and carried a shower bouquet OF chrys-
lanthemums. Her veil was caught with
lilies OF the valley. The bridesmaid, a
sister Of the bride. wore white dotted
swiss trimmed with laces. The newly
welded couple left after the wedding
on a trip. and after their return will
live at No. 1876 Unice avenue. Brook
llyn.
Evening journal., 1907-10-21
The March Of the Race
(ey John NJ. pornsy.)

out of the darkness cometh man,
Out of the nothingness into the
strife;
Awful the mystery of creative plan,
Who shall explain our entry to life?
Into nfe's combat so we all come.
Each life has its measure Of joy and
woe;
With eyes sealed forever. and lips that
are dumb,
Into the Darkness again we must go.
b gaze on the travellers I meet on the
road.
1 marvel, indeed, so careless they
seem;
Some spend their years in gathering
wealths load,
And some, it would SEEM are. aye,
in a dream.
Hot fellow traveller pray what does it
mean?
Are we simply kin to the beast in the
field?
If not why your worry for money so
keen,
And what sort of harvest win your
journey yield?
l see the two armies. as clear as the
sun.
See the Army of Babes, to whom life
was gave;
A few fieeting years, their race it is
run,
The other vast army, going down to
the grave.
And we're Of those armies, my friend,
you and /,
There the end Of the road awaits me
and you;
IT'S the march of the race, there's a
laugh and a sigh,
Wen both be soon sleeping beneath
sod and dew.
Then Hol fellow traveller look me in
the face,
And answer; Why is it this money
crazed world
Should trample a man in the march oi
the race,
Evening journal., 1907-10-21
Miss Carr Entertains.

Miss Hettie Carr entertained the r.
NJ. c. Social at her home. No. 315 East
Third street, in honor of her birthday
anniversary. One OF the enjoyable fea-
lures was a piano duet by Misses Mar
guerite Carr and Sadie Dillin. Those
present were: Misses Florence Eglin-
ton, Lottie McKinon. Hannah Thuett,
Minnie Spoerl Marguerite Carr, Anna
Hickman. suzette Powers, Hettie Carr,
BERTHE Lyons. Sadie Dillin and Cora
Carr, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Carr and
others.
Evening journal., 1907-10-21
MANY FAST HORSES
UNDER THE HAMMER

William b. Austin. OF this city. on
Wednesday at the Bulls Head Bazaar
Philadelphia, will offer the bay trotter
Jim Bayard, trial 2.11 IA, by Toreni
one Of the best half-mile track matinee
performers in Delaware; also The
Swordsmen. a 4-year-old by the high
ly-bread stallion Parole. He has a p
year-old record OF 2.29 IA. and has
beaten 2.2O.
II. T. Wallace will also offer for sails
on Wednesday the PAGER Earl Park
The horse was 10 have been sold last
week, but was withdrawn.
Evening journal., 1907-10-21
Asbury,s Anhisersarx Ends.

The anniversary week services OF
Asbury NJ. e. Church closed last night
with addresses morning and evening by
the Rev. DIR. Thomas I. POulson. the
venerable former pastor. DR.. Poulson
urged his hearers TO do more good
throughout the coming year so that
they can bequeath a truly Christian
record TO their children and their
grandchildren.