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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-01
KANSAS CITY BREAKS RECORD.

Kansas city Mo. Dec 3L-Receipts of all kinds
Of livestock at Kansas City for 1896 were 6sl7,6oo
head, a gain the preceding years receipts of
6Jso05 Tine aggregate valIe of all the livestock re-
ceved was So, o3.to0 gain Of Of $24.000.000
over the preceding year ard OF 100000 over the
previous year. 1901 Receipts Of cattle were
2.555o00; hogs. 2e75,ge; sheep i6l6,GO: gain OF
preceding year. A total Of 3s 1853 carloads OF live
stock received. a gain Of si2S 1868.
Receipts Of cattle, sheep and hogs the largest
IN the history OF t5e market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-01

n. Y. n. II. & HARTFORD r. r.
Trans depar, r,m Grand Central station.
I'D ST ard Ith Ave, As follows for
BOSTON. yla New London x Prov $500
I+ilIO:OO. * 1O:O2 A. NJ. ~ 100.
.xill:OI * 500. i 500 .s 5.oe
"Ic:OO 4. NJ via Wiilimantic-t'S:0 \.
NJ. 400 y. NJ: VIA Spfd.-t9:14 y. n.
+Ill- 90. "fI4:0O '11:d0 y. NJ.
wor's'sr & Fitch. via utnam. f3;s3 p. NJ.
IakeviIle & Ncrf.-t%:la n Nj. t3:21 2 NJ
Ct RauIngtun. StocknridEe, I-cnoN. Pitts
feld-tt:54 tS;49 A. NJ. and t%:Tl z. NJ.
Ticket Offices 81 cGrand Central Station
and cIa5th ST. also 81 c2t5. 200. cl2Si
U'way 90 mon square. c1s2 Fifth Ave.
c"i6 Columbus Ave. ,'it9 Madison AV"..
los W i25th ST. 2I9s Third Ave. In
Prooklyn. ca Court St, 40 :tostrand Ave.
800 B'w7y.
.DalIy. Except SUNDAYS. fStcps at f25th
St xStops ~ 125th 81. sundays only.
cparlor and Steering Car tickets also.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-01
FRANK BLACK IN NEW LAW FIRM.

The official announcement OF the dissolution Of
the law firm of Black. Olcott Gruber BonynGe
was made the County Courthouse yesterday.
Ex-Governor Black with Henderson Peck, who has
been q member of the old firm for some time. will
continue the practice OF the Law at No. 10 Broad
WAY under the name OF Black S Peck, and William
NJ X Olcott Abraham Gruber, William L.
I.onynge, Terence j. NcManus. Theodore r. Chan
ceor and Irving l.. Ernst Will continue under the
firm name OF Olcott Gruber, Bonynge K McManus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-01
CARNEGIE TRUST COMPANY TO OPEN.

The Carnegie Trust Company will open its Of
fees at No lag Broadway tomorrow. and will
transact a general trust and banking business. Its
capital and surplus is 81 10000 and the officers
Charles c. Dickinson. president: Frank I. Grant.
e-president J. Rose Curran. vice president and
treasurer Frederick H. Parker, secretary and
Lawrence A. Ramage trust ofiAer. On May the
company will offices III the United
States Realty Building. No. lis Broadway.
CT Cedar street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-01
RAILROADS.
mE@ Jersey CENTRAL,

MsW J6GSS U WGW U gaH-s
STATIONS T9.t i 59s 81 p r.
Time shown below is from Liberty 81
cepS as noted by cesignating marks.
PHILADELPHIA.
$1,000. III CO. 11.sO. mig 100. f'1 90.
m.6.oo. 100. $500. 300. pIG.sO P. N.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
E'lso. 500. $1,000. i'l2.OO. 200. ft-4.oo.
LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURsr-z4Oo,
p NJ. 1Gi6. sundays. $50. &. 40 a, II.
ATLANTIC CITY-'s..o A. NJ. xI.oo. ksis
LONG BRANCH. AsBURy PARK. OCEAN
z4r0. $50 II 80 4. NJ. eSl24o. 40,
gas. $50. sac. j:2.Ol Sundays. except
Ocean Grove. z4Oo, 200 a. NJ. AGO.
Tine table. giving train. to EAsToS:
CHUNK, WILKESBAEFL.. SCRANTON.
EEAUING. HARRISBURG. FOTTTVILLE
he obtained at following offices: Liberty 81.
wet 2Sd st, Tel 3iI4 chelsea. Aston
House, 2i5. 424. 1900, 1861 BIdadway 49,
West. 2i9S "a Av, los West I25th St. PAS
Columbus Az. New York. Court ST..
3iS, 3s4 Fulton ST. 40 Nostrand Az,
New York Transfer Co. calls for and checks
baSssge TO destination
'Daily. tDaily. except sunday. pSun-
GAYS tParior cars only. aEXcept Satu:-
fridays only zFrom Liberty 81. only. sDin-
ing car sundays. 'Dinins car daily
From Iwenty-third Street-el2 70 2. NJ.
g4S0 p. N. Hoo T. NJ. k3.2O P. N.
v % Hss Cen Mgr Ger. w p c HG HTsn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-01
The Newest In
Wash Dress Fabrics

For 1907
Choicest weaves from the famous
mills of France, England, Scotland.
Germany and Switzerland are now
displayed in our Famous Basement
department, that has a reputation
for values extending from end TO
end Of this continent.
DAILY ADDITIONS OF
Ernbroidared -Mousssline de
FTeur-sik stripe and Check Chiffon
Mou.selines-Crescent Printed silks-Sue-
sine Slkx-EmbroIds-ed Dot Swisses-Siik
and Orra-fv Muus-Suk Ratistes-Orsandy
supreme-In which are represented every
shade and the loveliest designs that skill
and taste Of designers can produce
Also
Match,ess Variety OF silk Mixed and Mer-
cerizei Novelties - Charbrays - Madras
Irish s-Sateeus-Ginghanls. etc
Present ASSIGNMENTS include many
novelties. OF which there can be no
duplicates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-01

Controller Herman 4. Metz received Yesterday
from John MOrTissey Cray. collector of city reve-
nue. and superintendent OF markets HIS annual re-
mort on the revenues Of that bureau for the year
ended December 81 1906 ]: showed an Increase
he citv'e income from these sources. Mr. Gray =
report saws the receipts from all sources amounted
10 - 234 S15 as. Increase Of $ll1i,2l6 oe over
.he receipts Of the year 1905.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-01
BALTIMORE & CEIn ?. R.


Through Daily Trains n the West
Leave New York civ 23l -. Lily St
CHICAGO rITTSBURG. $50 am 500 am
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. 1850 en- 1900 n n
PITrSBURC; CI.EVET.D $50 I'm 400 pm
'PITTSRURG LIMIT D" ESQ nm I-Co pm
GIN ST. LOUIS LOUSY. !. 81 pm 20 m
GIN ST Louis IOT-ISV q 20 am 10 on an
GIN. STIOTIS I,0VrSV- : so pm 600 pm
O.dces: PAS. 43f 1900 Broadway. 6 Astor
House. los Greenwich 81. .! Union Square
W S0I Grand 81. y. Y: 243 Fulton St.
Brooklyn: West 22h 81. and Liberty 81.
After q n. m. Sleeping car Reservations
ard fun Information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained ~ Bureau q! lnforma tinn.
u 6 . r. r. ord 81. Terminal Phone
No Chelsea 9l44
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-01
BANKS, BUSINESS BROKE RECORD.

The record volume business handled by the
banks OF this city IN 1866 has been far surpassed
by the business of the year just ended The clear
ings for 1856 reported by the Clearing House.
aggregated the tremendous % SI04,
coTnparing with s53.s2 100000 1895 The balances
s%re ss.y<.SSS0C5. ag@:as; ssss3.5tsoe0 fl 1905.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-01
DED I'D" LINE

Ia For La Guayra. Puerto CabeIlo Cura-
Gao and Maracaibo, Via Curacao calling
also at San Juan. =. r.:
s :. CARACAS. sat. Jan. =. '0T, noon
s. s. PHILADELPHIA Sat. Jan 10. noon
For La Guayra. Curacao. Maracaibo;
S s MARACAIBO. Tues. Jan I. '01. o n. m
s s ZCLIA........ sat, Jan. IL. '07, noon
These stca--er- have superior cccorrloda-
tions for passengers.
BOULTON. BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers. 81 Wall ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-01
/ ackaWanra Railroad.

Leave y I ia clay. Christopher. ". 2si
Str.
IS 90 \. M-For lEincha nlton and Elri"a.
40 Oh \ n-For Buffalo ChlCaso and ST.
Louis.
81 20 p M-For Buffalo and Chicago.
- IN T M-For Scranton and Plymouth.
-s61sP M.-For Buffalo AMI Chicago.
&. - M-FCr Buffalo Syracuse. Ithaca.
20 90 A M Chicago-Sleepers open 80
y. 81.
T'icpa,- ~ 40 800 iIS3 I424 Broadway.
- y 800 Fulton ST. R-CoGiyn. "D7fr.
tr-vran. sunday 7T.caves christopher 81.
sfO y NJ weekdays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-01
James McCreery & Co.
cora S"ee1. 5ffb Street,

In Both Stores,
Announce the opening of the Shirt
waist Departments,-witha compIeteas-
sortment of advance models for Spring
and many designs suitable for Southern
or Tropical dress
The latest novelties of fabrics and
trimmings are shown
Beginning Wednesday
January the end.
5000 dozen, fine Lingerie Waists
Prices range from 95c to 1880
to 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-01

A Fine Offering 0,
Real Torchon Laces for
January Sale.
Qualities and widths that ordi-
narily sell ar IS cents TO Sf.O0
dozen.
Sale For
Price. ACC. p yards.
All LInen-hand woven-edsings and in
sertings-newes, patterns-one TO threA
inches wide. Less than Importation cost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-01
Uticas and Dwight Anchors.

object
keeper
will
NO MAIL TELEPHONE ORDERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-01
L EMGGl VAIL EY,
FOR SALE

DISKS. rc,,:o-s; partitions ratings. tables.
safes le.t-r presses, counters shelVtngs.
clothing store fixtures: stores. Offices fitted.
Finn bros. "a a. Centre st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-01

MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. In Both Stores.
GaTments made of finest cambric
nalnsook, pongenette and null. Trimmed
with various laces, such Torchon,
Mechlin, Point de Paris and Cluny, or
with fine embrOideres.
Gowns 95c 1.25. 1.5O, 1.75
200, 225, 275 25
Chemfses. S5c 95c, 125,
1.73 and 200
Drawers SOC, 15c, 95c %
and 1..5
Petticoats 95c, 1.5O, 200, 2.25
Corset Covers SOC, zoe 95c t.25
1.5O and 1.75
Lawn Sacques Soc 15c, 95c, 125
1.5O, 1.75 and 2.25
Orders taken for complete bridal
travelling outfit.
MonOgrams and crests embroidered.
All work designed and executed on
the premises.
very extensive variety of I'M
ported Underwear
James McCreery & Co.
2Srd Sfreef 34fb -Srreef.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-01
January Sale Of
White Goods

FANCY WHITE GOODS
AIlover Lace Design" ~
instead OF .12E -..-----..--.--..J
FINE INDIA LINONS-
40 iuch-for Children's and LII
Infants Dresses-worth - -
FINE PERSIAN LAWNS
20 .nch-sheer quality for waists 2 IS
and dresse-gOod value at II. }
YARD WIDE NAINsOOKS-
10 yd piece in box .SEh
usually 81 SO .........-........J
ENGLISH LONG cTOTH- Or
- I'D piece-usuaIly 81 81
Extra Fine Long Cloth \
40 inches wide-l2 yd. piece I'll ,AO
instead OF 1.9s ..---......----J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-01
TH0s. COOK & SON,

245. 1900 B'way. Gao Madison Ave. y. y.
Boston. Philadelphia, Chicago. SIn
Francisco. etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-01

AMERICAN LINE T F1nm Per at ' is \ 4 n n
PLYMOUTH -CHERB'G- SOUTHAMPTON
- Paul Jan > St. Louis. Jan. -
New York Jan y Philadelphia Jan ID
RED STAR LINE F r. 3 Per Re-
NEW YORK-ASTwFRP-
kroonrd. .Jan.2.7 am Finland Jan. 1a.7 ana
NneerIand IAN. 81 noon Iceland Jan. 30. Z am
WHITE stan LINE 81 p R
NEW YORK o NSTONN-LIVERPO
Ocesnie Jan. :, am Teutonic Feb. 9. 10 am
Ieut0nic Jan Q. Ia am Baltic. Feb ~ 6 am
Majestic jan -. loan Majestic Feb. 70 10 am
THE I3 MSDlT ERRANEAN ,z GIA
FROM NEW YORK
CEDRIC. Jan ,. $50 a. n. : Feb. I6J q. 600
CELTlC..Jan. 10 $50 a. m, Mar. 2(TONS
CEETIC. Mar 80. noon. May .. June 20
FROM BOSTON
CANOPIC. Jan. II, $50 a. m. Feb. 2S
REPt BLIC. ....... Feb . ! D. m: Mar 10
PASSENGER OFFICE. o BROADWAY.
Freight ONCE. Whitehall Bldg. BATTERY ri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-01
Eight Days to Italy

mDOP Nh II % 70 DAYS DAY ny $ 90
W uu U u w U $500 AND UPWARD.
TOURIST BUREAU.
II n. Tickets. hotel accommodations ana
general Information about foreign travel.
Travellers checks good all o'er the world.
OFFICE. n BROADWAY. y. y.
Phone. 1900 Rector. Piers. Hoboken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-01
EAKBuPC-kKERICAE LINE.

Twin Screw Passenger Service.
PLYMOUTH ROURG-HAMBCRG ,
Amerika new Jan.5.S AN Pretoria. Ian. ~
sPatric Ia.Jan 1890 PM kalse-iu Jan ~
'Omits CherhourE
Mediterranean Service.
TO R-NAPBF:S-GENOA
Hamburg .... Jan. 10 Romano .....- Mar
" Nolt5e Jan. % Hamburg Mar. 20
deutschland. Feb. 4't'Motke. Apr. .
Hamburg -.. Feb 70 Hamburg. May
HAS Grill Room tHas Gymnasium.
Mediterranean and Orient Cruise, 20 days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
AUTO INDUSTRY
IS STILL GOOD
Presidential Campaign Will Not
Affect lt-Many improve
mentS Planned.

President John Kane Mills OF the
Dragon Automobile company and sales
Manager A. H. KuI,. have been making
a tour OF the eastern states. looking
over tho ground for the coming year
and outlining an agency policy for the
various eastern states. John II, Haynes,
assistant sales manager. has been do
ing similar work through the south and
southwest. The numerous early requests
on the part OF dealers for the Dragon
agencies ucCessitated these tours OF
inspection. 10 was thought best 20 iu-
speCt the conditions lu am sections and
gather evidence as 90 the state of trade
IN various localities. The officials Tee
port that in many sections there DIS "a
steady demand for cars on the part of
the public which would seem to belle
ne pessimistlc opinions OF some deal
ors In the larger cities The officials 0f
the company do not believe that the
dizziness Of ordinary presidential cam-
paign years viii seriously affect the in-
dustry
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
h. Sporting World at Home and Abroad

Ana vhoh I say anything 10 him he
pouts and sulks."
by ,ms timo the front runners we're
% tne quarter pole and, while Nolanto
hod 'losCi up % Bit, he was stlll far
behind. making The back stretch as 90
looh hopeless out OF 80. Reaching the
hut mile pole be WIS stu "a dozen
lengths behind. and Baldwin, who was
sitting FOO The top row Of seats arose
and began to walk up and down, say-
ing Co bis commissioner and couple
of other friends "If I only had "a whip
long enough ia wake up that Mig
ger blast hlmi"
Wills and the other two men. how
ever. were in Murphy's secret ana us
they VinlScd no each other began Co
encourage Baldwin, who was now nm
"a forment. FOR the leaders were now
at the three quarter pole. and while
N0lnnte had begun TO close up ne was
stu 10 lengths back, and the finish only
"a quarter ~ mile away. Then Bald
win gave up end started for the stairs
saying. IT'S no use. boys That black
rascal has waited too long and he will
never set Up. / am going down town.
] won't stay here and see my horse
beaten"
Baldwin by this time had gone down
several stairs, when Wills called him.
Come back. governor. come back.
Murphy has got a-going" When Bald
win reached the top Of the stairs tho
field was In the home stretch and Vo-
lante. though stln back half a dozen
lengths away, was coming with a rush
like Am express train. The big crowd
was In n roar oc excitement. some
shouting for the leaders and others
calling on Murphy to Wake up tha-
horse"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
THINGS SNAKES DON'T DO.

'lt Is NOT only superstition" saya
state Z0ol1gist Surface on pennsylyH-
mia, but also ignorance aud unneoes-
s4ry fo1r which havo roudwerod 10 im-
possible for many persons Go study
snakes carefully
a. consequence, there De- uo other
group of animals iu thia state e. 0uccru-
Ing which there is 800 much fear and
Ignorance. and toward which there Do SOY
much cruelty almost uniformly shown
lu relentless and unjust warfare"
A portion of 10 recent state bulletin
is devoted 40 dlsIllusionIDE tho public
concerning certain myths. fallaclts on
folklore 0f scrpeuts. which Prof sur-
face says arc curtDut lu some parts Of
this state. ln fact whom he has nnish-
el with thCm not much remains of
what most people have boon believing.
The wholesale uuncturug Of popular
ideas about reptiles is illustrated hY the
following specimens
snakes DO not sting with thclr
tongues.
Snakes DO not charm birds and poo
pie
The green fcrpcuta are noe Nonumous
There IL no such creature as a hoop
snake, which rolls like "a hoop
There is no horned snake with "a ven
omOus horn at the cnd Of its tail
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
Upton WANTS
AMERICAS CUP
Sir Thomas Issues Another ChaI-
Ienge for Next
Year.
NEW RULES IN THE BIG RACE.
Proposes 20 send Two Boats for TryOut
On Sandy HOok-Challengcr
Best of Two.

New York. Sept I3-The New York
Yacht club received cablegram today
from the Royal Yacht club al Dublin. that
the challenge of Sir Thomas Upton for
the Americas cup. made in the name of
the Royal Irish Yacht club. was mailed
20 the New York Yacht club al Dublin
today. Members OF the New York Yacht
club. discussing the news that Sir Thomas
sent fourth challenge for the Americas
cup, today said that the challenge would
undoubtedly be accepted but that unit
the arrival Of the challenge nothing Of
fetal would Dee announced. club members
said today that when the club holds lis
meeting % consider the challenge b. wils
be accepted and syndicates will be forme-
Co build two ur more defenders.
The new racing rule has proven sue
Cessful and many yachtsmen who would
decline TO build "a club yacht under the
old rules because Of their utter useless
ness after an International contest are
expected 90 join syndicltes t1 build sey-
cral boats which can Doe converted into
cruising sloops or schoOuers in the event
tnat they fan 90 Doe selected Co defend the
Americas cup.
10 Is learned from au excellent source
that Nat HerreslhOn designer 90 the Re-
uauge, Columbia ana other successful Gun
defenders. has the plans wcl under way
for cup yacht to be- built under the new
rule No IS understood tnat other design
ers will be called upon for plans OF e. cup
yacht No is NOT unlikely chat Captain
Charles Barr who sailed t1e CUP defend
crs columbia and Reliance VIII bc see
iccted 20 sall che defending yacht next
year
WORKING on MODEL
London Sept l3-sir Thomas admitted
that the Royal Irish Yacht club was
challenging iu DTS behalf ana that o. cable
dispatch on the subject would De sent
o.. L.. Anr H..I..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14

Snakes are not blind o..e month.
on regularly during "dog |.}H'
Snakes do MOI m0ult uI shel thclr
skin each month.
sorpont5 cannot blow out 0r spit pol
SON
Snakes DO not chase and attack peO-
pie without pr0YoCauuU.
serpguts ana other reptiles are not
Shiny
SO certain kinds OF snakes milk or
suck COWS
10 iant truo that whom snakes are
killed the.r tails do not l.. until tho
sun goes down or until f numbers
To kiil "a snake and uIu over viii
not bring rain.
snakes do not spring or jump from
tho ground at their Nlcuu Ihcy do
not strike from "a truly o oiled position
A snake cannot b. made tl put out
lts legs by dropping 10 into tne fire.
snakes do not loco ih..r venom hy
being deprived N water faT H'A days on
moro. Boston Herald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
ATHLETIC CARNIVAL.
Professional and Amateur Contests
Are Being Arranged For.

Portland. or, Sept. ia special dis
patch TO the Oregonlan from Seattle says:
c. w. Mott immigration agent Of the
Northern Pacific, today presented 20 d.
rector General 1. A Nadeau Of the Alas
kay ukOn- Pacific exposition, plans for
the greatest athletic carnival this coun-
Try has known. Mott proposes the 1893
fair shall erect a stadium on the cX-
position grounds and plans be arranged
for professional and amateur contests
that will commence when the eXpOsi-
ton opens and continue through the sum
mer with a championship series between
the American and National league base
ball clubs Nadeau will recommend the
plan 20 the exposition directors az the
most feasible way of giving some big
characteristic feature TO the Alaska
Yukon Pacific exposition. II the program
Is carried out every athletic club iu the
world will have @ committee prepare for
entries In both professional and amateur
branches OF evDry kind OF sport. COLI
tennis, yachting and a few Otncr sports
may have % be held outside the eAposi-
ton grounds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
JAMESTOWN CUP RACES.

Norfolk Sept l3.-The Sue won the sec
ond race IN the series OF the international
cup yacht race. -lass =. al the jamestown
exposition this afternoon and gets the
Roosevelt cup she having won the hrt
of the class races "wednesday.
The race today I'm the class o series Cor
the King Edward cup was Won by che
Capsicum. with IIttle Rhody second and
Manhassett third. The first of the races
for the King Edward cup was Won We'd
nesday by the Manhassett Today's races
were twice over a., triangular course of
seven miles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
IN The BIG LEAGUES.


.l ..'''. b. ,.. t..
U'.s.r 49,. 1899 yt-... ...''
r. rsrG .rt were sr.r..fed by pIsnl,
and Glaze. and the game resolved itself
INF. "a uII.I.H.a hHttIH. which utH..ras
stopped.
Soon. n H. 81
IHIadpIpH.. .................. b u
r.,..,'.. a...... ,,f.-.. and ...l-..,..
,t',5.l.a ,...''',,.t 1t,rt1.,. 81. H. ~
y 49, '
Detroit Mich. sept I2-Cleyolaud took
the FIRST game Gy launching hid. uu lI.I-
lu Boo ono inning Tho second was played
under au agreement on time LuIE and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
SEASON OPENS OCT. I.
Many improvements Made at salt
Lakes Big Auditorium.

President O'Mara Of the Auditorium as
sociatlon conducting Kinks ga salt Lake
and ogden. made the announcement this
morning that the roller skating season
would open at the Richards street rink
on oct /. al which there will be a num-
Der Of interesting features
Since the rink has been closed many
marked improvements ia the big building
have been made and others are going ou.
Recently the company purchased a large
electric floor surfaccr. which will be
used In the two Kinks 10 keep the floor
level polished and clean. Several hum
dred pairs Of new skates have been pur-
chased and the Interior Of the building
has been given a thorough Overhauliug
and cleaning. One Of the features, says
Mr. o Mara, will be the music by Held's
ban. which will render the latest New
York musical hits, afternoons and even
iuEs.
There will be sessions IN the mornings
from 10 20 r. I'm the fatcrnOon from 2
10 8, and In the evening from 7:3O 10
1890 Mr.. OMara Is now engaged IN
signing UP for many special attractions,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
sWALLoWED TonAcCO

At the furlong pole Volante was
within four lengths Of the leader ana
closing fast. But the distance lo1k.-'
too short for him to get up. and 10y
this time wis and his two cousnira-
tors had forgotten Baldwin On their
excitement and were yelling az Murphy
IN language not exactly parliament
AIRY.
As IL Murphy heard them and recog-
nized their voices, he now for the first
time Ia the race raised his whip and
gave NOlante one reminder. and one
only That was enough for the horse
came from IL like a shot from gun.
and reaching the leader so yards from
the finish, got uE and won by a head
in the last strides amid the shouts NJ
the crowd. As wills turned 10 look
for Baldwin he was leaping over N.
railing with his back TO the track He
had swallowed his tobacco!
For q week afterward Murphy kept
cut OF Baliwin's sight until his em-
Tloycr had time 10 cool down. He
never afterwatd gave Baldwin quite
such a shock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
noAn AssEssED rINr

william O.1u who drove Cavalier n
n recent rl.# mo Ogden. now stands sus
fln American IT4tung association rules
Ic has harn tHsD.sad hne uf ~ hY the
Nrdtn Fair aaH. station flr crawdinF ono
0. me horses in match race betHfau
cavalier IuNY corr nn0 kanrhrnu.
unu. Goan pays the hno ho win b. GUS
pended.