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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-21
DEMOCRATS ARE NOT
CAST DOWN BY DEFEAT

NEW YORK, Nov. 2O.--Col. William G.
LNler, chairman Of the National League
OF Democratic clubs, in u statement Is
sued here tonight, read his call for
meeting of representatives OF all the
Bryan clubs and Democratic oreaniZu-
tions throughout the country 10 be held
al Washington on December 8, and 10
next. said IT ls the purpose OF tho league
10 maintain intact the orgauizd ton now
existing and TO strengthen thc league so
as 10 eliminate the work OF rcorgani51-
zion at The beginning of each campaign.
The Democratic party, while disap-
pointed over the result of the election,
has cause 'or much "lationI' said Col.
IIllcr. THE party Is more organized
Than AT any time since 1892. It's recent
defeat has not dampcncd the enthusiasm
Of It's members. hut has awakened them
10 proper organization necessary. Tho
organization of clubs Will be pushed
everywhere from now on.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-21
the World of Sport
SEVEN HUNDRED BOYS
ON 241-hILE RUN
Will Carry Message From New
York to President in
Washington.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2o.-with cheers
from several hundred schoolmates and
fellow members or tho Young Mems
Christian association to spur them on
the youns athletes engaged In the relay
race organized by the physical culture
department of the y, NJ G. A.. between
this city and Washington. started on
their h-mile sprint at 245 today. the
runners bearing L message in a silver
tuoe 10 President Roosevelt. The start
was made from the international head
quarters OF the Y. NJ C. A. IN East
Twenty-eighth street, from which place
The runners carried the tube to tho West
twenty third street ferry, each runner
Sprinting Il hundreds yards with 4, and
passing II en-. From Jersey City 10 New
AK, the relays we're $50 yards, and from
Newark on they heightened out to a
quarter OF a mile From Newark the
Itinerary WAS through Elizabeth. Plains
neld. Princeton and Trenton, where the
message remained over night. AT 5
o'clock Saturday morning the race for
Washington will be resumed, and unless
some unexpected hitch occurs the message
~lil reach the president at 11;3C o'clock
Saturday night
Altogether 700 runners Will participate,
Including the presidents SON Quentin
The nature Of tho message Is not
known. save only that II contains re-
quest from the boys 70 the president.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-21
High SChool Football

Friday afternoon was spent in hard
work by the High school football team.
1t Will report at 10 O'clock Saturday
morning and will work until noon, being
the last practice before the Spokane
game.
IL will be impossible for Coach Callahan,
the man who has developed the team into
champions. to take the trip. owing 10
his business, but he Will give the boys
4 good talk and individual instruction
that will so a long way in winning the
game.
The list Of players 10 go was an
nounced by Callahan. They Will be Gal
laChcr and Warthman, ends, Kirby and
Yeats, tackles; Martincsu and Eckc-
stiue. guards: korns. captain and center;
Fitzpatrick, quarterback; Wheeling, full
back; Karrick and Romncy. haibaclIs
The subs will be Goodspeco for the back
field and end and Jones Tor tho line.
Coach NcNiecc will go and Principal Eu
ton will probably accompany the team.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-21
VARSITY FOOTBALL

Tho announcement that the senior
class football team at the university
would play the faculty team a match
game on Wednesday. before Thsnksgiv-
Ing. has given the seniors a big boost
There were twenty-seven candidates out
for practice Friday night and as there
have never been more than two or three
out before. the faculty game seems TO be
quite an incentive. The students saw
they are out for blood. and that they will
get even with the '.profs'' for injuries
past, present and future in the coming
contest.
Coach Maddox has secured the serv-
ices Of Elwcod Brown. Freeman Bassett
and Physical Director Hoflar OF the Y
NJ. G. 4. as officials 10 assure fair play
and Will alsc have the entire medical
department on the grounds. in case the
students carry out their threats TO get
revenge ON the pedagoguvs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-21
AUTO PLUNGES INTO RIVER;
TWO PERSONS DROWNED

CHICAGO, Nov. 90.--Two persons
were drowned aud Six others rescued
from the water today when au auto,
mobile which bad been speeding toward
Chicago swcrvcd from lis course at the
approach 10 the Torrcncc avenue bridge
over the Calumet river,
Tic occupants OF tho machinc were
four chauGcurs and four young women,
ain living at 2l06 Armour avenue; The
ear rIunGcd over an cmbanliment and
struck u platform iftecn feet from
tbe shore. the occupants being shot aa
from catapault into the water
The bridge tcpder and throc com,
,.ninrs plunged into the water aud
po"d pr@srncd three iris and helped three ot
", ,Iosrpb +. Never and Margaret II
kins however. were drowned.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-21
SlX-DAY RIDERS
PASS l000-MlLE MARK

BOSTON. Nov 2o-At 10 o'clock to-
night the leading teams iu the SIX day
bicycle race had covered 10ii miles and
s laps. The UJelllgan D.voncv!tch team
was one lap behind.
Tho riders passed the 1000 mile mark
lust before 6 O'Clock. Shortly before
o clock d sprint was started by Clarke,
but no gain resulted The days riding
nnds al | q. N.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-21
Entries for Emeryville,
The Tribune

I.
tSD, Nov, 20.-FolloWlng arc the
y saturdays races at Emery
atc, Futuriiy course. selling
~. ils; Firebali, III: Cresina.
Brush. l06; Marion Rose, i06 /;
y. Creation. 10l. Hereafter. To-.
!. ace. eleven -siXteenths OF u mile.
2Elio. lOs: Madmau, lO9, Capt.
~ semproniuin, 100; Strike Out,
Sss, 100.
no. mile and ono e-uuartsr. SELL
.F Clerk. 10. Talamund. 10:
10: Mike Jordan. 1O7; Lady
liz: fnlletta. los; Remember. 102:
II, siT Wesley, lo2.
nee. mile and one eighth.
E-AontgoInery. 120. Dorante, III /:
lQ,: Tony Faust, 100: Don
m Eye Bright. 100. CTouy
montgomery, Hildreth cutrv.D
ne NILE and nifty yards. selling
w: Royal Ben. 10. FREQ
hHEy. lo5; Judge Nelson. los:
a. lol' Col. White. 100; Rock
~, toTec-quartcrs OF a mile.
~ ,nlinalcdp-Sewcll. IL. Frank
~; Royal Tourist. 10. Jeanne
Psflniclo. 100, Collector Jcs-
N'an Shore, 90.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-21
Tribune Want Ads.
Bell phone 52Ol Ind. phone 360,348.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Office, ot tho Board OF Public Works
Salt Lake city, November 10. 1908.
Sealed proposals will be received al this
office until 1880 p m. Friday. December
g. 1905 for tho work OF constructing u
onc-stor'v brick dwelling house for the
use Of the engineer at tho main intercept
ing sewer punpine station.
Instructions 10 bidders, together with
plans, specifications and form for contract
and bond can be obtained upon appllca-
lion at tho office OF the Board OF Public
Works or CITY Engineer
The right Is reserved to reject any and
NIL bids.
BY order OF the Board OF Public Works
H. g. MCMILLAN, Chairman.
LOUIS c. KELSEY. city Engineer
h1a26
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-21
Grade School Games.

Tho second Illn team defeated The sec
ond =. g. Y football team Friday after
noon on the Wusgtch gridirou ny the
onc-sided score of - to o, In twenty
minute halves.
The IsmcrsuUs were q cluch for the
/ nYeT football players. shutting out the
former team BY u score OF 20 10 .. In
twenty-minute halves. NrsliG. Service
and McCarricil scored all ~" touch
downs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-21
Oquirrlls Quit.

The youngsters, rcprescnlinE the
00ulrrh grade school forfeited thrlr
game with tho WashnglonE. 3itor rh"
latter team had scored four touchdowns
against them in ihe FIRST half. Lees and
Newton each made two touchdowns Tor
in. winners, and Ncatcs, HcnnJ and VIII
lev did star work also. The W1Ehingtons'
Iine-up was as follows: Hanna and
Yeatns cn8s; Gelsler ard PaDworth.
tackles Bali and Evcrill; guards; Grow;
rcut.r; Lees quarterback. Newton and
Burdettr. halibacI<s, and Wjieyr fuIlbach.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-21
5DUAL BETTING
AM UPHELD By COURT

fyORK. Nov. 20.-That personal.
m been termed individual
Fb legal at che race tracks In
! p Is the opinion OF the judges
izslla,e division OF the supreme
|,r.. public today in a decision
: .,5u in the case brought oy AS
IDsific, Attorney Elder OF Kings
n y determine the application Of
4 ns.Hlsrt bill on this point, The
4 In favor OF the Brooklyn
Ea
!, n Collins was arrested for ac-
user al Gravesend race track.
.g this year. and was held for
.s brought habeas corpus pro-
- kiore the special term OF the
M nurt and his release was or
'll sdsion today by the appellate
MI y action is upheld in all par
ks,s say that tho statute is
"A u. stakeholder, the bookmak-
pool seller"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-21
F RA|NST0Rn At
|FN[RYy|LlE TRACK
4 Long Shots Surprise
h. SonaIto, 20 to /,
hiking First Race,

Nov 2O.-Thc first rain
s't, fsu at Emeryville today
~ -. showers did not affect the
~. y. extent. There were a num-
'E,dses. sonalto. from the
,nss II. williams, won the
y. maiden three-year-olds' at
y. He was not fancied by
/ ", " made 8 show Of the held.
.,om Is 10 l TO 10 to /.
..,Oud race from May L \,
~.,pIosus. at s TO l. gained
E g oyer Free Knight the Bear
~ WS WS,,,mrltv course. purSc-So-
], rW Miller. 20 20 l, won;
= t.,nrG. IL TO 6, second Do
y, D,,,..n,ry) .A so 20 ]. third. Time,
@ @n,st, francis Joseph, Nike
=, Angus. Uncle sam, Sazolo.
'.s,ey. ~ Patricia r. and Yankee
! FSIturlty course. selling
1, 'SsiS 'SissSrlIng). II to 20, won; Sem
! f,TTsIshc . 70 !. second. AK Sar
W,nol 10 TO /, third. Time.
ralS Gretchen @. and carrie
e-Isbsd as named.
- six furlongs. sellinc-Cdlla,
I'M 10 10 !. won, May l.. N
- / 10 5. second: kollomo,
80 10 l. third. Time, lis 30.
..as,l6ena' Herodotus, PaSodella
Go.Rouno finished as named.
% rcs six iurlongs. sellinS-Nehu-
!, ISsttic). s 10. I. won: Free
!. Rear, il3 (Powcrs), : 10 l.,
v.rril ii3 GieoGh, . 10 j.
- liz, PhalanN, Wap and
- finished as named.
= ono mile and seventy yards,
u Pail l0s (keogh). II 10 >.
-,risnd. ITO (W. Miller). Il TO
4 YgItary Man, l07 &C. Russelp,
"a Time. l:46 Is. Spring Ban.
= La.ell finished as named.
"a one mile and seventy yards,
1,d.satla. i09 (Powers), IL TO 5,
q Laughrey. 102 (TaplIu). l3
mi: Plesld. l07 (BuNton), 20
q Tine. 1:iS 3~5. Mistress OF
r;bg,or. l Told You and Invader
,e -xmed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-21
SCHOOL OF MINES OF
MONTANA WINS TITLE

HELENA. Mont. Nov. 2o.-By the de-
feat of. the University OF Montana by the
Agricultural College today, . TO o. at
Bozemau, the School OF Mines becomes
the undisputcd champion Of tho state. The
miners won and lost "A game with tho
university. then defeated the Aggies de-
cisively. eliminating them from the race.
Had the university been able 10 defeat
the agricultural college, Il would have
been necessary for tho miners and uni
ver5Ity 20 play a game 70 decide the
championship.
The university was light, but confident
of vIctOrv
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-21

TO- 1908, at tho hour of 10 a. m. for the
purpose OF electing board OF five dlrec-
tors Of said company TO serve FOR the
next ensuing year. and for the transac-
ton OF such other business as may law
fully come before II.
JOSEPH =. HYDE. Secretary.
Salt Lake City, Utah. Nov. II. 1905.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-21
RADD0N is BADLY HURT
BY FALL FROM SCAFF0LD

William Radon. a house painter, Hes
at his home at 1868 Second avenue. seri-
oUsly injured as tho result OF fan he
had about noon Friday from q staging
upon which lie was working at a house
on Second avenue, near T street. The
man sustained a broken wrist. several
bad scalp wounds and, IL Is thought, In
ternal injuries.
Raddom was taken to the emergency
hospital I'm the city Jail. where DR.. NJ. l..
Stewart attended him, and later was re
moved 10 his home.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-21
BISCUIT MINING COMPANY.
Notice of Annual Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of tho stockholders OF tho Biscuit
Mining company win be held a the Of
30 Atlas block. Salt Lake CITY. Utah, on
tho nrst Tuesday after the second Mon
dny in December zoos, 10 wit December
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-21
One Killed in Wreck,

BRINkLEy, Ark. Nov. 2O.-Onc man
wac killed and four injured today when
a Rock Island freight train crashed into
an extra freight q mile from this city
The caboosc caught trc and was de
struycd Charles 4. Clark, aged o. of
Los Angeles. Cal, WAS burned ~
crisp.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-21
saTies for Houston.
The Tribune.

NiiNs.les
s.yS' Nov. 2o.-FoIIowinr ave
g Tor saturdays races at
NJ, hve-eighths Of = mic. purse
III, w; Wander, 100. March
y ia sralla. l03, Lomond. 115:
Y, ca; ~; Autumn Lady. 112; Ru-
'1"'n BOY, 100: Minncolettc.
n 'iSe T seyea.rjgh,hs of q mile.
\ is, a. Eckert. I03. Voc Blue. 10::
e. ~ katc Carney. I6;: Miller
b sITl13lcus, III: Isabelle Am
nv, ,"Oodllne, 1O9.
inree-nuartcrs OF i mile.
HI In,c COMPANY hpndlczp-
\. h, - Minucolctte. IS: Cock
Jsss H. 100; Miss DELANEY. lOa ;
lib W " Sensible. 30: Hands
~ 20 Quarter. l0i: Ioc Stnkcs.
3 raes ~, !O5; Doc Allen. 100.
Arr mn n.nIee-quartcrs of a mile.
M 1oohohue. lO4. Hand Ne
b ,Invast, Ioi; Lctchatcbic, lot;
M ,h.phy, l0i: TpDoccgu. I0g
hid o. s,Sys. Uapplc Gold. iOg: Hat
|ns. Guile, l0g.
- Fsnge.sighths OF j mile. SELL
e. 100. 0Os; = los. David d.. los:
!; Ro,. .'zlie,' los; Lady Marti-
NJ "t tic Rancho. los.
Pm w%sgen-eighths OF a mile.
es I'M: e:nnsley, l0i: San Samon
|1as IIsS.. doe Levy. l0g. C'alabssh'
DICK Hedd. ~; Klset,
EsisIrb, 'IHiIre-ounrtcrs uf a milo.
LLogs 'oi iLine. io+; Aunt rai,jtha.
l0s, ~ Pat Ornus. ioi: Char
Es,er. I6g. HHnsh. l00, KInstnorpe,
.~'' Serinont, l09.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-21
Retired Officer Dies.

u-AStJlNGTON. NOV 2o.-Pay In
speciUr Harry H. sullivan reilTrd. al tha
my died hero today, aged ~ years.
IL IL 's,arn'cI ON the Puritan dur@G the
Spnuieh. American War'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-21

PARIS, Nov 2O.-A revolution has
broken out In southern llayu. Gen. 81
mon, former commander Of the troops in
the southern department., has bosicged
the city of Les Cages and the adjacent
region. The telegraph lines have been
cut and the government troops are sur
rounded by rebels.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-21

ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. 2O.-Au effort
Is bcing made here TO sell tho Russian
rights In the Wright acroplane 10 the
Russian government for military pur-
poses. The proposed contract with the
Russian government is similar Ia that
under which the French rights were sold
20 q Paris syndicate.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-21

CHERBOURG. Nov. 20.-The French
cruisers Admiral Aub and Guerdon today
received orders 10 take on board provis-
ions FOR a long cruise. Tho destination
of these warships is believed TO be st.
Pierre Miquclon,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-21
Foreign News in Brief

LONDON. Nov. 2O,-Tho licensing bill
passed its third reading IN the House OF
Commons today by $50 votes. Its fate In
the House Of Lords Is Still undecided.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-21

yt enc en., pool, 4oc per hour. Best
gs, MaInpn' best ivory. WHY
'ne s. Atlas Block, base.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-21

Htical situation, has been declared i
rebel
LONDON. Nov 20.-Thc board of agri-
culture this afternoon WAS informed OFF,
cIally OF tho extension OF the foot-and- .
mouth disease among cattle In the stntc
OF New York, and has issued an order
prohibiting tho importation Of cattle, hay
or straw from either New York or New
Jersey, The prohibition Of the importa-
ton OF these products from Pennsylvania
was announced yesterday,
BERLIN, Nov 2O-Acting upon tho adj
vice of Chancellor Won Buclow. Count Won
Stolberg, tho president OF the relchstag.
VIII endeayor 10 prevent all reference to
Emperor William, Tor tho present, In the
rcichstag discussions. This course has
been decided upon in order 10 quiet public
feeling and lessen the opportunities Tor
agitation. The chancellor VIII speak at
the chd OF the month on the question of
his responsibility and the meaning OF his
recent audience with the emperor.
BELGRApT. servia, Nov. Ca
chance meeting at the entrance OF the
palace today ul Crown Prince George and
Tho Austro Hungarian minister. Count
ForGach. led 10 an awkward incident of
which more Is expected 10 bc heard.
Count 'orcacb. whether Intentionally or
not, omitted 10 greet the prince. Tho
face OF the heir apparent flushed and no
said with some warmth; Perhaps you
don't recognize mo. count Count For
gach turned and tendcrcd his EXCUSES,
but the crown prince, without WORD.
wheeled on his heel ignoring tn" minis
tcrs apologies.
PARIS. Nov. 30.-1ho name Of T.. j.
Dickinson Was found among tho effects
OF John kr9usc, the san Franciscan who
committed suicide Yesterday on board the
steamer A0riaIlc while that vessel was
going from chcrb9Eurg 10 Queenstown.
business outside of Paris. lie explained
today that he met Mrs krauso casually
q short time ago and was struck by the
evident signs of his mental disturbances.
Mr. Erausc plainly in bad health
aud low spirits. and he acted as II suffer
Ing from the mania of persecution, ng
II" was suspicious OF everybody, but did
not talk ni suicide.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-21

PORT Az PRINCE, Hayti. Nov. 90
Gen. Antoine Simon, commander Of the
south for twenty years. having refused 10
comply with q recent request OF President
Nord Alexis 70 come 10 Port au Prince
and confer with the president on the po-
Iitical situation, has been declared u
rebel
The daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1903-19??, 1908-07-17
EYE AND EAR SPECIALISTS TO
MORROW.

Tomorrow at Tho Fremont hotel,
DR.. E. L. Allen, president Of the
Denver Optical college will treat
patients for diseases Of the eye, ear
aud nerves. Glasses for all errors
Of refraction. will be fitted by j. W..
Woodland o D., also of the Denver
college. Judging from the demand
for appointment blanks these gentle
men will be far from idle tomorrow.
Operations for cataract and crossed
eyes are speciality with DR.. Allen,
being accomplished rapidly and al
most without pain. he holding many
testimonials as to the efficacy of his
treatment. The local opticians will
welcome the coming of the doctors as
their prescriptions will mean added
work for them. appointment blanks
may be obtained at this office or u,
that of the Fremont hotel.
The daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1903-19??, 1908-07-17
LADIES DON'T BAKE.
loaves Cottage bread for 25c.
Rogers Bakery 90. tt

COULDN'T DO IT - The state
water gauger who was here this week
measuring the water flowing in the
irrigating bitches, to establish the
flow from the river, had n difficult
time in performing his work and ar
irving at conclusions. He carried
some kind of reg istering device that
he placed in the water. The instru-
ment made ticking sound when
struck by the water aud the number
of ticks per minute. multiplied by
certain decimals established the flow
The river has been flowing mud this
week md the instrument failed to
register. SO the gauger has decided
to wait until the water clears before
taking any more measurements.
The daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1903-19??, 1908-07-17

BEAT SEVERAL = v. Walthers,
the proprietor of the Blue Front bak
cry who left the city between two
days. owes quite a number Of bills
about the city. it develops. He il
indebted to the Hadley Mercantile
company to the extent Of $50. to ]. S.
vanLaw for 1888, tc ]. V. Landson
$33 for rent for the building, and sew
eral other persons for smaller
amounts. His total indie btedn ess in
Florence will probably reach $3.50.
Mr.. Walthers was very pleasant ap'
pearing fellow and none of his credit
ors suspicioned that he would turn
such trick AS he did here. which
makes the disappointment 80 much
the greater. The remnant Of stock
he left in the store is in the hands Of
the constable.
The daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1903-19??, 1908-07-17
MEDICAL EXPERTS WARNING.

Washington. July Medical ea
ports of the department of agriculture
today began preparations for max ing
u widespread warfare on patent medi-
cines and proprietary articles. A
test case, resulting from the seizure
of large stock of medical and toilet
preparations from n Washington de.
partment store. will decide the sue
cess or failure of the movement. The
goods seized wore mainly the pro-
ducts of a we'll known manufacturer
of identifying" preparations. This
concern has engaged attorneys to fight
the case aud will have the assistance
of many other similar companies.
1t is alleged by the government OK
ports that tho articles are misbrand.
cd in violation of the pure food act
and are liable to condemnation and
CouHsCutlou, loE INC itusOu tiiut tne
packages and labels bear certain state.
ments regarding the drugs which are
false and misleading In to say.
that certain 'fcrtilizor tablets" are
"a specific for curing fiatulency and
all gastric troubles and are IA euro
for obesity" "And said last.men.
toned statements. continues the
libel. "are false and misleading In
this. that tho said last mentioned
drug is not specific for curing
fiatulency and gastric troubles and is
not cure for obesity" "Tho Blush
OF Youth" preparations Is declared
misbranded, in that IL docs not ro.
store tho complexion to child.likc
purity aud the Excelsior Skin Food"
Ia declared not to DO food for tho
skin, md both are therefore mis-.
branded In violation Of tho pure food
act. The mixtures seized are known
~ tho Madame Yale" preparations.
The daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1903-19??, 1908-07-17
AWARDS THE coNTRAoT-At

AWARDS THE CONTRACT-At
the meeting of the Colorado Kansas
Power and Electric company IN Pu-
ebo yesterday. the contract for build
ing the line from Pueblo to Florence
and Canon was awarded to the North
ern Electrical company of Madison,
Wis This Is the company in which
A. B. Halit. the promoter of the en-
terprise. is stakeholder and by
which he is employed. The company
is manufacturer of electrical sup.
plies. This would indicate that it
would not be very long until after
work Of construction is started and
that after 1t is once begun, the
scheme would BIO pushed through to
completion
The daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1903-19??, 1908-07-17
SUNDAY SCHOOL pIoN1o-r

SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC-The
Sunday school of the Christian church
IL picnicking at Cottonwood springs
above Rockville today. The children
and the grown folks left here early
this morning in wagons and carriages,
we'll provisioned. They an ticipated
having u lovely time. Cottonwood
springs Ia one of the most shady
places for picnic in the county.
There 10 a good spring Of water there
and the location Is near the foothills.