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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-31
LITTLE MEN IN GREAT SHAPE
Abe Attell and Owen Moran Will
Have No Trouble in Max
ing Weight.

san Francisco, Dec. 5O.-Owen Moran.
the English featherweight champion, will
do no more boxing before his contest with
Abe Attell. for the worlds championship.
on New Years day. His work for the next
few days viii be principally on the road
a sort of finisher When all was said and
done yesterday. the midget Englishman
weighed 1914 pounds, close enough, his
handlers think, TO allow him to taper
off considerably. He will dry out the
extra pound and a quarter.
Like Moran, Abe Attell is through with
the hard work. From now until fight day
he Will just do enough 10 keep down to
weight and keep himself on edge.
lie makes 1t practice never to an
nOunce his seconds until the last day.
but it is believed that a few of his broth
ers viii be in his corner
The returns of the first days seat sals
far exceeded the hopes of promoter COf-
roth.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-31

c.. 107. Z. Clark, TO s. won; Tetanus, 1O4,
McClain, 9 to 1, second; Colonel Warwick,
l07. Davis. 9 to !. third. Time-1;45. Dave
Weber, Paladini, May Amelia and Ar
court finished as named.
Third race, one mile and a sixteenth,
105, Mcintyre II to ),
won; BeechwoOd 107, McClain , to 1, sec
Ond; L. g AckeTly, 1O7. KeOgh, 20 to l,
third. Time-1;51 2-5. Benvolio Rotrou,
Huzzah, Nina Gibson. Royal Scott,
Chirup and May Amelia finished as
named.
Fourth race. one mile. purse-North-
west 100, Hayes, to 1, won; Massa, 1O4,
KeOgh. IS TO ). second; Deutschland. IL.
Moreland to 10 third. Time-1:H %.
WOolma and Wild Blossom finished as
named.
Fifth race, six furlongs. selling-BIarveI
P. 123, Hayes. 20 3. won; Duke of Or
leans. 1l9, A. Williams. L to 1, second
Margaret Randolph. 100 J. Butler. 10 to
> third Tlme-1:17. Cholk Hedrick, L.
NJ Brattain. ButO, Harold w. and Clio
verland finished as named.
Sixth race, Futurity course, purse
Marian Casey, 100, Miller. Is TO 3, won
killy Pullam. 1O6 MOreland. II to l. sec
ond; Adena. 1913. Kirschbaum, 80 to 1.
third. Time-1:12 %. Boas, Balnade,
Deneen, Saint Modan and Edith r fin
ished as named.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-31
If IT'S HERE
IT'S RIGHT
TRAP SHOOTERS
PLAN FUTURE
New Gun Club GrOundS-Date
Set for Utah-Idaho
Tournament.

Trap shooting as a sport always popu-
lar in Utah, is about to start on a sea
son of popularity that will make all past
years seem tame in comparison. The an
nual meeting of the Salt Lake Gun club
was held last evening and the biggest at
tendance the club has ever had discussed
Tor hours the plans for the coming sea
son. Men who have been members i'm
name only were out and admitted they
had just about begun to realize how they
liked the sport and from now on could
be counted upon as the most active mem
bers of the club.
Matters Of importance to the tran
shooters were taken up and disposed of.
Perhaps one of the most important things
was the decision TO secure new grounds
ana erect a new clubhouse. This will
be done at once if a suitable location can
be secured. A committee of three mem
bers or the club was named to get busy
and report at once if successful.
The next Utah-IdahO tournament was
then taken up. This is to be held for the
first time in Salt Lake this year, and il
Is TO be held under the management of the
local club. May q. y and % were set
as the dates and all the leading clubs
will be notified SO there will not be any
conflicting dates. The club also voted To
offer a 500 individual championship med
al. The event for which the medal is
given is not named but a feature event
of the tournament will be arranged esDe-
cially for this trophy.
The reports show the club in good Imam
cial condition. The new officers elected
last evening for the ensuing year are. j.
F. Cowan, president; J. HOfeling, jr., vice
president, w. S Vincent secretary, J.
HOfeling, ST.. treasurer; II. c. keefe. cap
tain; executive committee. II. c. Keefe,
w. H. Parker, J. NJ. Sven.
A new system of merchandise prizes for
the regular Sunday shoots will be started
at the traps next Sunday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-31
GOLF SCHEDULE IS OUT
Chance for Utah Players to Win
Trophies in Cali
fnI-ria

Golf, Coronado's all-year-round sport
claims its wonted prominence in the 1906
season of the resort. All the usual con-
tests and tournaments for the regular CUPS
and medals are included in the schedule
rms opens Jan. with putting contest
for men.
Chief golfing interest naturally centers
about the championship tournaments that
take place in February. when men and
women golfers from all over the country
compete for the two handsome eighteen
men challenge cups Mrs. Herbert Mum
of New York city, who won the women $
championship this year, will compete i'm
the 1903 tournament
The new links of the Country club have
been placed in perfect condition the las
phaltum green's" being true as a billiard
table.
The 1908 schedule is:
Jan. approaching and putting contest
for men.
Jan. Approaching and putting contest
for women.
Jan. 1S-17.-Bogey handicap for men.
Jan. 21-23.-Bogey handicap for women
Feb 3-1--Championship golf tournament
for men.
Feb. l0-13.-Championship golf tourna-
ment for women.
Feb. 24-Driving contest for men.
Feb. B--Driving contest for women
March 2-6.-Handicap golf tournament
for men.
March 9-12-Handicap golf tournament
for women.
April 6-9.-ConsoIation handicap golf
tournament for men,
April 13-16.-COnsolation handicap golf
tournament for women
April 2-Men's golf competition Zone
April 2S.-women's golf competition Zone
club.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-31
Today's Los Angeles Entries.

First race, eleven-sixteenths mile, sell
ing-Alice F., l07; Armada, 105: BanlOrd
los; WilmOore, 103; Emma c.. 103; Bra
vourse, 1O1; Herives, 80; Crystal Wave
80; Charay. 80; BOnheUr. 80; Pannytanyne
IS; Affair, 81.
Second race, thirteen-sixteenths mile
purse-Sister Frances, 112; Herodotus
Up; Lustig, los; Boioman, 107; Meada, 107;
Hersain, los; Isolation. 105; Peggy
O'Neil, los; Silver Wedding, 100; Eleva-
ton. 105.
Third race, mile and one-sixteenth
selling-EXcitemen 112; JacOmo, IL;
Lucian. 107; Treasure Seeker, 116; Lassen
103; All Ablaze. 1G3; Lazelle, 1O2.
Fourth race, eleven-siXteenths mile, the
Green Bay handicap-Burleigh 126; Ark
lirta, 12f; Coll Jessupp, 116: Native Son,
10: Cloudlight, 11e; Burn Bus, 10I; Tri-
umphant, los; BanposaI 100.
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards,
selling-Queen Almo, 109; Pinaud 100;
Huzzah 1O9: Shady Lad. 109; Magrane.
1O9; Beechwood, 109; Flaunt, 109; Ethel
Abbott. 100; Standover, 1O4; Funnyside,
104: Isabellitta, 104; Santa Ray, 104.
Sixth race, three-fOurths mile, purse
Frizelle, 1O7; Plausible, 107; Mrs. Mat
thews. 1O7; Emily NJ, 1G7; Rose Cherry.
1O7 Pasdellea, 107; Palldina. 107; Simple,
107; Ranchita, 107; Purse Rose, 107; Z.
L. H, 1O7; Rosy Light, 107.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-31
TURF RESULTS.
At Los Angeles.

Los Angeles. Dec. 30.-Five favorites and
a third choice won the events OH the card
at Santa Anita park today. In the Sec
ond race The Sultan came out of the ruck
in the stretch and won by a neck from
Bellemence. There were seven scratches
run to the stretch, but came home flying
and won by two lengths. Results.
First race, five and a half furlongs-
Hal 1O7, Harry, 10 to 5, won: Senator
Beckham, 102 Musgrave, to ), second; b.
Oldfeld, 10l, Archibald, II TO >, third.
Time :0T~2-5 c. DOherty. Gaga. Water
Net and Wolfville finished as named.
Second race. one mile-The Sultan. 1O9
Kunz, ) to 2, won; Bellemence. II, e. Mar
tin, TO /, second; L. Chiswell, 1O9, 6.
ner, Price of Orange, J. c. Graus, L. Rossi
ington, Cambysses and Quaint finished as
named
Third race. five and half furlongs-
Adelbert Belle, Ill, w. Knapp s to ), won;
Pacific Electric, 100, e Dugan, to /.
second; Andoche, 100, G. Burns. to 1,
third. Time-1:07. Nadzu, Evran. Alevia-
tor. Buena, Bazzini, Hernlit's Cross, Flor
ena, Ella True, Ban Ellen and BejOvis
finished as named.
Jack, 10S, Z. -Dugan, 1 TO 2, won; Sir
Edward. 112, Preston, 3 to l. second; st.
Cloud 1O5. DenniSOn 10 to l. third Time
lbs 4-5 Silver Sue, T. Wen, Dulcinea and
Confessor finished as named.
Fifth race, one mile and three-sixteenths
-AvOntellUs. los. G. Burns, to 5, won;
Foncasta, 1902 Goldsten, to /. second;
Ellie 102. Musgrave, to ], third. Time
200 Is. EZaTa. Needful. NJ. Candlemas.
FL Primero. Nellie Racine, Banlada and
Little Minister finished as named.
Sixth race, seven furlongs-Orilene, 1O4,
Preston. 9 to TO- won; J. r. Laughrey. Ill,
w. Knapp S to 1. second: Bryan. los. W.
Fischer Z TO l. third. Time-1:26 %. Stray,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-31
BIG JEFF ON HAND.
Wants to See Little Men Fight Their
Heads Off.

San Francisco. Dec. 50-James J. JEFF
fries the champion heavyweight who is
to referee the Moran-Attell contest for the
featherweight championship, arrived here
today from Los Angeles. Referring to the
coming contest. he said:
Il hear that the Englishman is a tough
nut. If he is the man they say he is he
ought to give AtteH hard rub, but |
won't attempt to name the winner. II
wouldn't be the right thing to do
Jeffries vigorously denied the imputation
published in the east that he was inclined
to favor the Englishman. He added:
"All I can say is that both fighters will
look alike to me as they always have.
If they clinch and hold on I will step In
and break them, but so long as they keep
fighting 7 will not interfere. They can
fight their heads off, and the harder
they fight the better ] will be pleased. for
it will mean less work for me. Moran
need not have any fear about me butting.
When l was fighting l liked to have my
referee Officiate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-31
At Oakland.

San Francisco, Dec. 30.-The track at
EmeTyVille was a sea of mud today and
rain fell continually during the afternoon.
keene brothers luck still continues.
Vronsky, wearing their colOrs, captured
the first event. while GrOmOboi, another
of their stable won the third race The
fourth race resulted in a thrilling finish
between Northwest. MaSSa and Deutsch-
land. MasSa and Deutschland took the
lead early and seemed to have the race
to themselves, but at the end Northwest
came with a rattle and in a hard drive
won Nhe race by a close margin.
A. COvingtOn was suspended for thirty
days and the entries of his horses re-
fused for that period, for striking r.
Fitzgerald with a hammer. Results:
First race. six furlOngs. selling-NrOn-
sky 104, Mcintyre, IL to ;. won; Last Go,
104. Gilbert. 10 to l. second; Alta Spa l19,
+. Wilson, to ], third Time-1:1S
Gage Taylor, Yank. Midmont Pan De
ORC, Jockey Mounce. Jackfull and Con-
tribution finished as named.
Second race, one mile, sellng-BIanche
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-31
Today's Oakland Entries.

First race. seven-eighths mile. selling
Waldorf lis; WOlfville 1i2; Wise Child
los; Supine. 107; Velma c.. 1O5; Crozola
105; Burnell. los; Vivian May. 105; Lois
CavanOugh. 105; Aromintize, 102
Second race. elCVen-sjXteenths mile
purse-GOlden Boy. 107; EScalante, 10Y
Arrowed, 101; Revolt. 104; Lacene
t0; EscamadO 104; Luckett 1914; Sherry
1O4: Mansard. 1O4; Sentado. 1O4; Sly Belle
1q; TalleyTand, 104: Silverskin, 104: Bryan
104; The Cross, 10f; The Poet 1C4.
Third race. one mile, purse-Matador
112; Uncle Henry. 112; Nibiick. 100: Sir
Russell 109; Paul Clifford. 1O9; Ed Sheri-
dan. 109; POntOtoc. 109: Line of Life 109
Ammonia, 109; East End. 100; Harry Scott
101; Lucky Lad, 105; King Hida, 10i
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-31
BIG STAKES CLOSE THURSDAY
Over Half a Million Dollars Up for
Ponies In Big Races
of Year.

New York, Dec. 30.-The greatest closing
of stakes in the history of racing in
America will take place next Thursday.
when, under the agreement between the
three great clubs that control racing at
Sheepshead Bay. Brighton Beach and
Gravesend tracks, the entries for the big
events of the year will be closed
A total of sixty stakes for the spring
meetings and ten additional events for
later meetings will be closed on that day,
the total value of the stakes so closed be-
ing only trifle under $4,000. The Brook
iyn handicap, the Suburban and the
Brighton handicap will be among the
events closed. The values of the Brook
yn and the Suburban have been raised
this year to $25.000, the value of the
Brighton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-31
EXTRA TRAIN SERVICE.
Three Specials Arranged for Lagoon
Boxing Bout.

Fred Wood manager of the Lagoon
boxing contest scheduled for New Year
day, announced yesterday that he had ar
ranged the train schedule for the Occa-
sion. Trains will leave the Lagoon depot
at 1:30. 1:45 and 2:G0 p. m, three in all.
Wood announced that work on the arena
had been completed and that the pavilion
had been completely enclosed. In addition
arrangements have been made to have it
thoroughly heated. He has also promised
that there will be no delays.
Word was given out yesterday that both
Williams and Smith were down to the
required weight. and there would not
therefore, be any trouble in regard TO
these conditions Smith will keep open
house at the sanitarium this afternoon
going through light training stunts,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-31

New Orleans, Dec. Getty Park re-
suits:
First race, five furiongs-Estella c won,
Berida second, Helen Holland third. Time
:O2 Is
Second race. steeplechase. short course
Aulez won, Sam Hoffheimer second, Peter
Becker third. Time-3:10.
Third race, six furlongs-Robin Hood
won. AlencOn second, No Quarter third.
Time-1:15 2-5.
Fourth race. seven Acknowledgements
III won, Juggler second, Pedro third. Time
liz 1-5
Fifth race, one nile-Dew of Dawn won,
Hans second, Severus third. Time-1:42 3-j.
Sixth race. mile and a furlOng-Carth-
age won. Lancastrian second Zipango
third. Time-1:54 80 Lancastrain dis
qualified for fouling.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-31

The above is a photo of the famous
basketball team from Nome. Alaska,
which will reach Salt Lake this morn
ing for the big game with the Y. NJ. c.
A. New Years afternoon.
The team is travelling in a private car,
which is hauled by various railroad COM
panies from town to town. The car is
equipped with cooking and sleeping ia
cilities, SO that the manager has no no.
tel bills to worry about. Besides the
manager, there are ten players in the
party, every one of whom is a star hav-
ing at one time or another played on
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-31

Gix BaleriO, 104; Ten Row, 115; Phil L
Go. 115
Fourth race, three-fourths mile. handi-
cap-Preen, 126; Magazine, us; Gen
Haley, 116; Sir Edward lis; Creston, 1i3;
F. E. Shaw, ia; Lord Nelson, us; Com
mon Sue. 100.
Fifth race mile and one-eighth, purse
JOcund, 10S; Baron Fisher. 107; Gorgalette,
104; Mamie Algol, 103; Big Bow, 1O2; Chris
tine A, 1O2.
Sixth race, eleven-sixteenths mile, SELL
ing-Haryel, 1O6; Ed B., 1903; Altar Boy,
1O3; BabOO, 103; Old Settler 103; Hidden
Hand, 1913; Laudable. 1O3; Bal Reed. 1O3
Rusimo, 103; L. &. Widrig. 101; Gather
inc F., 1O8; Harvey Clark, 9S.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-31
TURNS DOWN OFFER.
"Tad" Jones Refuses Contract in Big
LEAGUE.

New York. Dec 30-"Tad'' Jones. the
great Yale quarterback and baseball
catcher. has refused two offers to enter
professional baseball The first one came
i'm the shape of an invitation to join La
joie's Cleveland team. and the second was
an offer from Charles Murphy. of a place
with the Chicago National League team.
Jones will return to Yale next year and
viii be president Of the Y. NJ. c. A of
the Sheffield Scientific school.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-31

! strong front for the first time this sea-
son. Every man has recovered from his
injury, and if the local team is beaten
by the visitors il will be because the
Alaska bunch knows more basketball than
the Y. NJ. c A. men.
The game will start promptly at $3.50
p. m. in the Y. NJ c. A. gymnasium.
Previous to the big games the Y. NJ.
c. A. second team viii tackle the strong
University of Utah freshmen bunch The
~" team is made up of strong players
who have received their experience at
Nj. c. A
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-31
OGDEN BOUT POSTPONED.

tDpCCldI 10 ltlc l1eI dlU.j
Ogden. Dec. 30.-Some doubt is expressed
as to the probability OF the fifteen round
boxing contest between Battling Nelson
and Boer UnhOlz being pulled off in this
city. If at all, the bout Will not be held
on Jan. b. as first announced. Unholz.
who is matched to go against George
Memsic at Los Angeles, Jan. 3. has wired
Manager Quincy that he does not care
to sign up with Nelson until after his
fight with Memsic. 1t is not likely that
even if UnhOlz is successful in his COT
test with Memsic, he would care TO go
up against as difficult d problem as Mel
son on such short notice. Quincy will
continued his efforts to bring Nelson and
UnhOlz some other good lightweight
together within the month.
P. +. Conner camp, Spanish War
Veterans, viii give a dance this even
ing in the hall at 3231a State street. i
general good time all around is as
sUred. Refreshments will be served.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-31
At New Orleans.

n. Lucille. Alteration. Josie S. Esther &
and NJ. Lester finished as named.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-31

some famous eastern basket ball team.
They have had the best of coaching from
Pete Overfield. the Pennsylvania, and
so far their trip has been remarkably
successful A letter received yesterday
says that they have played, to date, ten
games. losing only one. They played
the University of California Saturday
night and won by a score of 10 to So
This goes to show that the Alaska team
is one of the strongest aggregations that
has ever visited Salt Lake, as the Cali
fornia team is known to be one of the
best in its state.
The 7. NJ. c. a team will present
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-03
EXPECT BIG CROWD
At SAN DOMINGO
CORN DANCE
Indians Preparing for the Big
geSt Celebration in Recent
Years Tomorrow--M Many Al
QuerQue People Going,


Thornton. y. n. Aug 1.-The am
nual corn dance Of the san Domingo
Indians viii take place SUNDAY August
fth. 40 the Santn poming pubic, e mile
and a half from here. and from pres
cnt indications Inc dance Is Eoing tp hc
the biggest celebration iu this pueblo
iu recent years. The dance is o. Of
the most interesting of an Indian ccrg-
monials and has attracted wide attcn-
tion from Indian students and lovers
OF the curious and picturesque. This
year the crowd uf spectators promise
GO be- very large. Already arrange
mcnts have been made hX e number OF
Albuquerque people 90 see the dance
and others are coming from Santa lr
and Las Vegas.
The san Domingo Indians have han
"A "proenprous year. Tibet crops are
unusually hountiful and they are geo
ing 90 lct their patron saint know that
they appreciate his h~cnchceucc hN glF-
ing him the time Of his life on sun
rhc corn dance Is strictly u rel,s-
Inus une uf Thanksgiving
flr favurs past and o. prayer fer fa-
kprs 10 come in ne harvesting of thc
rrop. Every member 81 Che tribe
takes mart. from the oldest man tn trr
youngest baby. The patron saint b. SEQ
up for the occasion ln the center ul
"a grove 81 cottonwood occupying thr
most prominent place ln tht village.
Inside "a shrine b. made of hfllilant
blankets aud am ~ the trrasurcrs 70 thc
pueblo are arranged around the throne
20 bits aintsnip. Everyone Joins in
che singing and prayers 90 thanks
giving and also Ca the dance The
ceremonies occupy M entire ua1 and
arn vel worth seeing
The Sanfo nnming pueblo b. "a mile
and s half nom numingo station
tThnrHfnnl on the santa Fc. thirty O.
i've miles from Alhuqueraue Com
W nee will run from the trains @
rho public and persons from AihuQufr-
uue nhn want Co see the dance maV
leave Albuquerque on No 10 af !
clock SUNDAY morning and return GA
mo. . sunday night
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-03
JOHN D. TW|TS
NEWSPAPER
FRIENDS
AT NEWS
CONCERNING HIMSELF
MuItimiIIionaire PhiIoSo pher
GraveIy Playing Golf in Per-
feet Health While Press Re-
ports Have Him Hear Death,


tBy Morning Journal Special leased Wire
Cleveland, Aug al learn from
the newspapers that | am dangerously
III. and also that J nave started on a
secret mission TO Chicago remarked
John u. Rockefeller today. as he be-
gan his daily game of golf.
what ! learn about myself IN the
newspapers Is frequently very inter
estlng; very interesting, indeed" ana
he smiled.
Mr.. Rockefeller has not missed his
daily game of golf in a month. one
day, at least. he played In the rain,
rather than give up his fun and eNer-
else.
The good drive on the first hole was
succeeded by a topped bah from the
second tee that rolled some seventy
five yards and stopped
You must have pressed. suggest
cd one OF the golfers.
THE power OF the press to spoil
sort OF a drive rs WONDERFUL
commented Mr.. Rockefeller, gravely.
"By the way, have / had that op-
GRAFTON yet. or am ! to have il soon r.
he asked.
II have an engagement to play golf
Monday, and the papers n get me
to Minnesota and back In time for
that, or | shall discharge them from
the case"
On the last hole, Mr.. Rockefeller
said.
II have made the mistake all the
morning of trying to tie you gentle
men. / should have tried to beat you.
That Is where many people make a
mistake In life. They try to do as well
somebody else when the think is to
try TO do better"
Then the philosopher stopped over
his ball and won the hole with a
~seYen-foot putt.
So. with "A hearty laugh from
healthy. powerful lunCo md p vigor-
Gus wave of his hand In farewell, MIR.
Rockefeller rode his wheel rapidly
away.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-03
BOYS BAND WILL RUN
THE CRYSTAL THeATER
Irarnart A tindcunnnn Juvenile or
ranization VIII he the Whole show
az Monday Night Performance.

The Lcaruard 4 Lindemann boys
band will lake charge ~ tho moving
picture show at the crystal thcater.
az south Second and Lead venue
next Monday night The receipts de-
rived from that performance VIII be
given Co the boys. the money Co be
expended Ia securing their new uni
forms.
The bows will march from their
quarters ON West Gold en play
Ing several martial airs. proceeding Co
the tent theatcr. where they Will take
mii charge hf the program
Between THE different views ~ NOV
ms pictures the bows viii play n va
ried program selected hN Director Ei-
ls and MT. Lcarnard.
The friends and parents CO ths boys
are invited Co attend. and aid ihe
ouu musicians in securing their uni-
forms
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-03
HOLDS $4,000 ACRES on
LAS VEGAS GRANT LANDS

w. 4. Thompson, the FIRST man to
make a contract for the sale Of lands
ON the las Vegas grant. has been here
Tor a day or two from his present
home I'm Fort Collins. Col. to settle M
his interest I'm the recently completed
contract for the sale OF 5O.O00 acres
MI Thompson. who S. in the stock
business Ina Fort Collins. purchased q
considerable number of lambs from
Hacharach Bros Tho gentleman was
formerly receiver of the Ian office al
CLAYTON. lie was recently married 90
the granddaughter of the late Judgc
Morrison, a famous indiana Jurist.