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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-01-10
MIKES WEDDING
MADE A STIR

There vas quite . stir II local sport
Ing circles early last week when Mrs
Fu-ssou passed The word along that
like Patton The u150UbJsd heavy
weight cEamg51u q China. and the
Far Ea<t for thar matter. had gone
and got married n Honolulu II Is
also said that Nix hzz given Up the
ring for sud- and has settled DOWN
10 q good eli. stay-zt-houe. bread
and butter married LIE We are glad
20 state thar he has obtained 4 good
position in his trade Of boiler making
and VIII make ECrolu1u his permanent
abode We might suggest thar he
keep himself somewhat in training as
n case Of q rmpus with the laps
h might be abe 70 account for Z
L11usanG or rE1 EuSeIf--The Bund-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-01-10
DICK SULLIVAN
IN GOOD FIGHT

DIX S--Eva-- the lighter Who soc
Rs real start n -EzS city. = certainly
Ginning --za-,5S The rCP Of the lad
der DIX EEs -C-e -EzC -zGs good
st-cs - ws-- % the Coast. and row
: Matched Ezl-S- 3 -1pEl-cEsr. The
IE--Er = Joe -E--LS. $40 has resent
Is rc-z-- ssrz-z- hard 6zh-s against
S-1r-sy Ez--Ezl- who : the &cSro7T--
s-ises c1z1-r51- az ais weight T11rcaS
: q -1---1--1z boy and clean hitting.
wing Ezc-zE- he has 3 TASTY punch
WI-E eI-E=- hand GcE : WLGrE 70
rg1sh Il AZ any sage q The game
DIX = gong " against hard s1ns-
In the E-s- r-a-z cEz California u1zu
= BEAVER -EEE DISK and n The cUs1-
- -ulEzs vz5-1 they are gUl1E 20
Es5r rE5s VIII =zxz 4 good deal Of
Ezz-sE-s- In rz--. -11-1s says Lhzr
INK Any l--zs-- without 6ou1- Dick
= -=aV-=- CE1z he ELS wien here hut
49, A. heavy a. TIE 1-hzr EGE-
r. sat : planned % TAXA Place
1z1s-s --= lLE-ysElz CLC1 On TzrZzr1-
- ElE -E= E=z EE1nE AZ eaten
HsESE-s- -He1-y rounds are % BE
c-EE-- lzE the fighters gec haIf the
---L zz-= rslszr-S- rs STARE they
are Cd L-E= sixty ger cent 70 the
ul-z=- ard EC-cg ger cent % EE
I-SE-
L-= 1l<=c1- M w1g cane down
-9- --= Coast U1J are geEsC@Iy
E-E--g ven - II rs Inc q Sport
S-a-=1 --z- Dl-s had Go1s hre work
E-- ---.=E Ike a CCUz-- BIS straight
-=-- - v-1 I'm - uzEy cc1-5ScS
don E=-=- WS SIN IN c1z hest u
s1E=- ana E= vas z-1ztuz stronger
every --= LE he 4ppea-ed II The
~ Il -= lE .=a- TEcU1s, Dick =
20 L-= E-- EzE E1c1-s. and Il h K
-=----=- -= E- 1-- lose presdzs, As
- sung against Ez-E game
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-01-10
DONAHUE WILL
GO TO BOSTON

A-c---E O. -1= E=s q the Szr
=-l--z-- pagers u5lc1 arrives. yes
-=LE- El- 1c-z--= as sr-afEhrzne..
-- rs ---= Il regard % lining
- --S-- EE-1LS He MT Pres
49, --E-- C -E= CHI Sn.srcIy after
r=z-E >l- F-z-elz-e Ez.t = EW
MINES -=-s- euE=.5 Al
-f---=- "a male Erea- many
--E-s-S ---- -=-s cC-c socially sr.s
----E- ES -a- E-zF--.- and Al would
-= - Lar $50 -=vs q I'm nEzr
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1zz sE=- 5= E=zE c1r r=ru q
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r---- q .--E q -l--l-r z-z-tzE ra= utssf--
AI-=r re E-= WHICH EEwza Esr-
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ET F1E
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-01-10
SOY MANUFACTURERS
ARE IN 4 PICKLE

Al the f=rusu-1g II connection
With The Eanai1 Soy CO. & mt Gun
Ezst 70 thz same beans Tie share
holders ars dong s1ms On thsir o@u
account and The natter VIII prubzbJy
Ezt bzr1 TIA c1urrs for a settlement
within Z snort VILE T1e czuze q
C-z f=ruznt L rhz claim made far
services rendered " 4 Rosenberg
Whfc1 C.e ot1ey szoc kEob-ecs deem e.
crJa-zzr ard have - far refused u
pay R1ssHberg W4s TIE original FrU-
u1Cczr q The coUpa1F Ti1is-1 took over
Tia uanufzGL1rF from rhE japanese
founders and II L his prDu11Ci,ln fees
lhzr Ii wants
HIS zgreemzn- YIN the Japanese
WIS u f,lat t1e cozpa1F and secure
Szzb=crfpci1cz f1r Al the s1arez- three
tl.lusazt AZ 81 eaeh- ID rscefys Gz
fee three E1nssrs,5 pa5t u shares This
agreement was ual5e II September
bur AZ The zn6 q December he has
Sss-1rsrz Subscribers r1r only three
SHARES Tie aEafrs q the company
were tied Ep bT TIE agrsensur with
lin ard thsrE VS. 10 tine Limit IN
rs work
Finally n sEzs5 q step cut and
Isr t1e company q aE1=rEi=s ds1arzst
Il IL were Pad5 sd a 4 fEs and be-
rEin1bl-ssd Tia $50 h lad spent IN
gzrI1E L-e three Subscribers. lack
bEz and various ocher things Trsl
Japanese tEr-lff5 rl-e 1zzrrsr GFer u 1
2 L1ftd and " " ThzEzr Install
Wa have f1azzzE me eaupauY. znf
Wa ara ErE7arEi u enuEzsL Rszen-
-srEz ciaim II -hE gGurrz
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-01-10
CRAWFISH OVER
TWO FEET LONG

A native came into town from Ka-
hama yesterday with a monster eraw-
fish, one Of the largest ever seen here.
The erustseean was over two feet
long and weighed eleven pounds. 1t
was caught in a net OF Kahana. Tho
erawfsh was sold to local Chinaman
for $50.
The erawfsh or Hawaiian lobster is
q tasty sea-produet and commands a
ready market IN Honolulu. Unlike its
mainland cousin, which it much resem-
bIes, it il elsTless. A specimen foot
long and weighing FIVE pounds is re-
garded a. an unusually fine one
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-01-10
OFFERS TO SAIL
THE NEW YACHT

l new CE=r vas received yesterday
cT the committee IN charge o. the
Tra1spacl1c Ezcl- This was the prop
cstEC1 made ET James Walker Wall
Brewster u acCep- the position GE first
CEcer q the new vessel Eor hsr "Trip
% san Pedro and the race hack %
Ch-S CITY First CEEer Brewster * ~
present connected viii che GF the At
teru1ou pagers. az5 has hot been AZ
sea Tor SoEz tin
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-01-10

G. brown. first: W. c. Weldon, sec,
ond: W, r. Wall. third.A
:. c. White Leghorn. Cockerel-Ray.
mond {. Brown. first: c. W. Booth
second: w. c. Weldon. third.
5. c, White Leghorn. Pullet--w. r
Wall. first and second: Lemon & War
ren. third.
5, {. White Leghorn. Pen-w. f,
Wall. first: W. c. Weldon. second.
s. c. Bun Leghorn. Cock-Chas.
Wagner first.
:. c. Bun Leghorn, Cockerel-Chas.
Wagner. second.
5. c, Bun Leghorn. Pen-A. NJ.
Campbell. first
$. c. Black Minorcs, Cock-w. c.
Weldon. first.
:. c. Black Minorca. Hen-w. c.
Weldon. first: ]. II, Craig. second and
third.
5. c. Black Minorca. Pullet-w. C.
Weldon. first. second and third.
5. c. White Minorca. Hem C.
Ahles. first.
Silver Gray Dorking. Cock-w. c.
Weldon, first
Silver Gray Dorking, Hen-w. c.
Weldon, first.
Silver Gray Dorking. Cockerel-w.
c. Weldon. third.
5. c. Bun orpington. Cock-J. F. C.
Stokes, first.
5. c. Black orpington, Pullet-Chas
McWayne. first
5. c. White orpington. Cock-w. C.
Weldon. second and third.
5. c. White orpington, Hen-w. c.
Weldon. first. second and third.
5. c. White Orpington. Cockerel-
W. C Weldon. first and second.
japanese Game. Hen-Louis Caesar.
first by comparison; T. Okada, first
by comparison
Japanese Game. Cockerel-T. Okada,
first by comparison
japanese Game. Pullet-T. Okada,
first by comparison.
Shame japanese Game. Cock-Harold
Jefs. first by comparison.
Shame japanese Game, Hen-Harold
Jeffs. first and second by comparison.
Pit Game. CHck-Louis Caesar. first.
Pit Game. Pullet-Louis Caesar, first.
, B. B. Red Game Bantam. Cock-Fred
Weed. first.
Golden Seabright Bantam. Cock
c. ". Booth. first.
Golden Seabright Bantam Hen-C.
W. Booth. first.
Japanese Yellow Bantam. Cock-D.
". Damon. first
japanese Yellow Bantam. Hen-D.
W. DaInon. first.
japanese White Bantam. PEND. w
Damon. first
Mammoth Bronze Turkey. Cock
John Cullen. first.
Mammoth Bronze Turkey. Hen
John Cullen. first.
White Holland Turkey. Cock-P. R
Tsenberg. first
White Holland Turkey. Hemp. R.
Isenberg. first and second.
Pekiu. Drake-P- R Isenberg. first.
Pektn, Duck-P. r Isenberg, first
and second.
Toulouse, Gander-H. KoeIling, first.
Toulouse. GOose-H- Koelling, first
and second
Indian Runner. Drake. old-C. NJ.
Cooke Jr.. first
Indian Runner. Duck. Ode. NJ.
Cooke Jr., first
Indian Runner. Drake. Young-C. NJ.
Cooke Jr.. first.
Indian Runner. Duck. Young-C. NJ.
Cooke IT.. first
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-01-10

kilohana Art League. Improvement
Circle. Honolulu
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-01-10

II ; ~ = 'I-l-- = ~ -
Czrzauans5 Isl 1Lrz 4 J. Elsdzss
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-01-10

TIE Hawaii Shirpo publishing these the
OF h Lewis College feeling
have SCARED nothing
tine feeling thar such sentiments expressed
bE h-I iial q rather manifestations Of
University Published
the In tas inception Of the for the visit OF the $ Louis players
how would The
baseball
But did
Subscriptions
wu-lf be solicited called
appropriation dsr reeel proved
University publishes
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-01-10
PIGEONS.

Blue P0uter. Cooke. F. Herrick Jr.,
first
Blue Pouter. HerC. F. Herrick Jr-
first
eoEored Pouter, Cooke F. Herrick
Jr-. first; J. H Craig, third.
CoIored Pouter. HeR-C- F. Herrick
IT. first; J. H Craig, third
Waite Pouter. Cock-L n. Craig,
first
White Poutsr. Hen. H, Craig
first
White Fantafl. Cock-J. H. Craig,
first and second
White FantaH. Hem H Craig,
first and second.
Black FaHtaiI, Cock. H. Craig,
first
Black FantaiI. Hem H Craig,
first
Back Barb. Cock-J. H Craig. first
Black Barb. Hen. H Craig. first.
Brown Barb, COck-J. H. Craig. first;
c. F Herrick Jr-, first
Brown Barb. Hen. H Craig. first.
White Barb. COc-J H. Craig, first
White Barb. Hen. Il. Craig. first
Brown Jseobin. Cock. H Craig
first
Brown Jacobin, Hem. H craig.
first
Brown Turbit. cOck-I H craig.
first
Brown Turbit. Hem. H Craig.
first
Light Chequered Dragon. Cock-w
" Wright, first
Blue Runt, CocEw. W. Wright.
first: J. H Craig, first; Misses Eliza
beth and Phoebe Carter. second
Blue Runt. Hen. H Craig. first;
5lisses Elizabeth and Phoebe Carter,
second
Black Runt, coek-w. ". wright
young, first: C. ?. Herrick IT.. sec
ond
Black Runt. HeHw- ". wrigh,
CToung1. first; C. 2. Herrick Jr, sec
cid
Bronze Runt, cock-w. ". Wright
CToungJ. first
Bronze Runt. HenW. ". Wright
CToungJs first
silver Dun Runt, cock-w. ".
Wright Young. third; ". ". Wright
Odd. first
silver Dun HeRW. W. Wright
CYoungJ, third ". " Wright ODD.
first
silver Runt. Geek. Il. Craig. first
ard second
silver R1nt, Her.. II. Craig, hrst;
7 n Craig. first
Blzek chequersd Homer, Coek-w.
q WeedOn- third
Blzek Cbequered Homer, Hen-W.
g Weldon, third
Blaek Homer. coek-v. c, Wee6on,
ftE0 rlonthsB, frat.
Bizek Homer. Hen-T- e. Weldon,
ftno zs01thsJ. frzt-
DARK chequersd Homer, coek-w.
r, Weelt0n- second
Dark cheqgered Homer, Hen-W.
c Weet0a. second.
LIzht cazqgersd Homer, Coek-V.
2 Wsedon. arst.
Light cheqssrza Homer Hen-w.
T. Weldon. first
Csocoszse Homer. Cock-W e.
Teedon- frzt
chocelzte Homer. Hea-W. e,
Wzef0n- Srzr
BlGs Barred Homer. cock-W. g.
Eee6on- frat and secoat-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-01-10
FAENISe AWARDS.
SECTION 1 CFruftzJ-

Class L Oranges. seeding Hawai-
ian 1zc c W Booth End Dr. Whit
1eF- Naval Izt Mrs John Soper- md
Mrs. D'Jufm0nuz- 1LzzIzrIu-
mi c W Boob
Class z-P0ueIos- Seeding Hawaiian
-s nd H J. Rhodes
Class s-Lsm01z. ses5Iiuz vzrlEtiez-
Isl L W Czrtzr-
Class ELtusz. Izt i T Judd md
Harp Rsasrrz-
Class EPzsaEzz. E11g variety Izt
Mrs. I0an S0per-
Cas- It-Bzuznzz- Dwarf Chinese
1zt HsanaIuz gardens Bl1sf=Id. 1zt
MoG1aIEz gzr1ezz- EeseFszm- 1t c
W Booth
Cas- T-Pfn=appEez. smooth Cay
ea1e- Izt Hawaiian Pl1=appEz Ca I'D
Byrun o Clark
Class 1s-B@r- eoueet0n u rare
fruits Lt Harry Rsberz CitrH
Japanfca- Ist Mrs lam SoDer-
SECTION Z Cyeg=tzbIezj-
Bssz c1Ueers1a- ISL AIliasznf CaH=ez-
Potatoes. Izz- HcL3az- Wzhzwz Chz-
yats new L HaEHI, r. Il +
Rha,5es
SECTION Q CFTes5 Crops3-
Alfalfa green TX NJ Cullen Cla-
anaIzaJ- 4Itzltz CeurstJS 1zr Mr-
Cullen G1f1a1zIEz}
SEXTON D Coffee Fruftz5-
Isl c ~ B.s5cA Czzsagz and fEz
prssslst. zzzrrf- EL C. Keeling Co
essa1urzz Izr- M5enzIz4 zzr.zuz
SECTION z cDeeorz5Vs pEazts}
Class IPzi1z hest eszaczian- 4 J
Raadez
B1TFOS c CC1z Fewer
Carnations Isl lLrz- 4 J. Ezed=ss
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-01-10

Blue Barred Homer. Hen-W, e.
Wee1On. nrst and second.
Pied Homer, ccck-W- r. Weldon,
frzf
Blue Pied Homer. Hen-w. c. Weed
On. fret
White Hen. cock-G- p. wider, hra
snd seeSnd
White Hen. Hen-C. P. wilder. nrst
aad seeond
Rsfseneck. cock-w. w. Wright,
second
Eufssneck, Hen-w. w. Wright,
ss1ond
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-01-10
NEW TEACHERS COTTAGE.

The Superintendent Of Public Works
70 about 70 advertise for blds for the
construction Of three-roOmef teach
er's cottage AZ the Kappa school The
plans for the building have been APP
proved BY superintendent Rabbit Of
the Department Of Public Instruction
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-01-10

he GlracUIrF ever 4 diamond ring
z--sg=f- "a 1aFz Beer PUT u WIKI z
e FsrrEi-z a. security E7r h7aE
while h u1ssi 4 TN = sale tsr r Is
sad q EaTE hesu settled bF Z return
q zEz ring and q ths zzcueT-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-01
THE SALT LAKE HERALD: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1
One Of the
Essentials

of the happy homes of to-day is a vast
fund of information as to-he best methods
of promoting health and happiness and
right living and knowledge Of the worlds
best products.
Products OF actual excellence anG
reasonable claims truthfully presented
and which have attained to worldwide
acceptance through the approval of the
Well Informed of the World; not OF indi-
vid,Ials only, but of the many who have
the happy faculty of selecting and obtain.
ing the best the world affords.
One Of the products of that class, OF
known component parts, an Ethical
remedy, approved by physicians and COM
mendcd by The Well-Informcd of the
World as valuable and wholesome family
laxative is the well-known Syrup of Figs
and Elixir of SIENNA. To get its beneficial
effects always buy the genuine, manu-
featured by the California Fig Syrup Co,
only, and for sale by all leading druggists.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-01
STOLEN TICKET
IS DISCOVERED
Transportation Taken From
Afflicted Sailor Found in
Passengers Possession.
WITNESS Is NOW MISSING
Nc. TRACE OF VICTIM OF THE
ROBBERY.
WITNESS is NOW MISSING

John F. Roach. aged . years. who
claims to be a hotel man. was brought
to the city from Helper Monday afternoon
by a special officer of the Rio Grande
Western railroad. He is charged with
railroad ticket al the Rio Grande Western
depot, Sunday afternoon. Soon after the
robbery Was reported. Nightwatchman L.
w. Phillips teleSraphed the conductor of
train mo. TO look out for the stolen
ticket.
A/few miles out of Provo the conduc-
tor located the ticket in Roachs posses
sion. in fact. lie had offered il for trans
portation- The conductor wired TO Helper
for an officer, who took the man off the
train and brought him to Salt Lake. Moth
ing more than the ticket was found. and
the papers which were also taken at the
time are still missing.
Roach is a we'll dressed Young fellow
and well supplied with money He de-
clares that he did not steal the ticket
but that it was sold to him by Roberts.
Another problem now confronts the po-
lice. Where is Roberts, the man who lost
the ticket and papers? Late Sunday even
ing. after a careful search of the city
with Patrolman Howell, he was started
for Fort Douglas, with instructions to
remain there over night and report at the
police station Monday morning. Yester-
day when the officers called at the post
and asked if Roberts had been there. they
were informed that he had not. The city
has been searched but no trace can be
found of the unfortunate sailor. who is
deaf and almost blind. He is wanted by
the police TO identify Roach and to file
charges if he so desires. He is without
funds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-01
IDAHO PROGRAM
AGREED upon
Hepburn for Senator and
Gooding for Governor Will
Have No Opposition.

Boise, Ida, Aug. 3l.-The Republican
convention will meet here tomorrow for
"a two days session. Practically half
the program has been decided on in ad-
vance. Senator Hepburn will be en-
dOrsed to succeed himself and j. Fl.
Brady of PocatellO will be named for
governor. Congressman French and
Miss Belle Chamberlain, state school
superintendent. will be renominated.
Aside from that everything is in the
air, but the sentiment among the dele
gates is to make a clean sweep of all
other positions in the state house. The
platform will endorse the candidates.
OF Taft and Sherman, the Republican
national and state administrations, ad-
vCcate a direct primary and local OPP
ton. The direct primary resolution,
however, will demand al law that will
prevent members of the opposing par
ties voting at the election of any other
party. 1t was expected the resolutions
would contain a plank on forest re-
serves. but the opponents of the resolu-
ton have mustered very little strength
and the endorsement of the national
administration will be taken as endorS-
ing the forest reserve policy and adj
ton. The most bitter fight is
over state treasurer The opposition to
State Treasurer Hastings is very ac-
tive on account of his alleged viola ton
Of the depository law and the favorit-
ism shown certain banks.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-01
PAY FOR PAVING
CREATES DOUBT
City Attorney of Opinion That
P. ]. Moran Will Have to
Collect His Own Claims.
CHANGES IN ASSESSMENT
IN QUESTION.
CHANGES IN ASSESSMENT

p. J. Moran will probably have to col
along First avenue the difference be-
tween the cost of matchmaking that
thoroughfare and the cost of laying the
asphalt pavement. At least. the city at
torney. II. J. Dininny, is of this opinion
and has so informed Gideon Snyder, city
treasurer. Mr. Snyder last evening asked
the council for Instructions. as that body
has authorized him 10 levy TIE assessment
on the basis of the cost OF asphalt
The original intention was to pave the
street with macadam, but after work was
begun most of the property owners asked
that ii be changed to asphalt and ar
rangements TO that end were made with
the contractor. The city attorney how
officially to change the assessment under
the circumstances. and the finance COM
mittee will investigate.
A report from the city engineer showed
the cost of the work was $50. 1871. of
which the Utah Light & Railway COM
pany paid s7,5l6-6l and the city sl6.S5S.5S.
In Favor of Asphalt.
A petition was received from the prop
erty owners along Seventh East street
between South Temple ana Second South
asking that the street be paved with as
phalt. This was referred to the engineer
ing committee
The people on Sixth East are evidently
dispeased with the macadam pavement
and one-third of the property owners petit
toned that an asphalt surface be put over
the present pavement. The recorder was
Instructed to advertise notice of intention
at once, so that the work can be done this
year.
w. A. Cook and Mary c. McCrea filed
n protest against the paving of the block
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-01
Dancing School,

Dancing School,
Odeon academy. FAN term for adults
commences Friday, sept. 4. at D. IN.
Tel. 43c0 Ind
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-01

The Best Printing.
Is done by The Century. Salt Lakes
printers. 165-167 South West Temple.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-01
AN ESSENTIAL POINT.

Frank Hitchcock. the Republican cam
paign manager. is fond of taking long
walks in the country. On the occasion of
a recent visit to the south he started one
day for a tramp out of Nashville to a
town called Parker. When he had gone
some miles he encountered a man who
was wedding patch of ground near the
road.
Am / on the road to Parker" asked
Hitchcock.
You are, answered the man. survey
ing Hitchcock with mild curiosity
We'll. am | half way there?" inquired
the traveller.
why. as to that" responded the man
in the patch. Iii would seem as If 'twould
make difference where you started
from -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-01
LADIES' DAY, SALTAiR,
SLEEPING CARS SCARCE.
Number Supplied by Pullman Com
pany Is Insignificant.
Wednesday. Sept. :.

Travel is now so heavy upon the
railroads entering Salt Lake that it is
difficult to secure enough Pullman
coaches to accommodate passengers. A
few nights ago a number of passengers
on one of the lines. who had purchased
tickets. were compelled to wait twenty
four hours before starting upon their
journey because all the berths in the
Pullman coaches attached to am out
going train were filled.
T. ]. Burns, jr, travelling passenger
agent of the Canadian Pacific railroad
who was in Salt Lake yesterday, said
that the Canadian line is never trou-
bled by the problem of supplying Pull
man coaches, as it has its own sleepers
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-01
LADIES FREE.

Saitair. Wednesday. Sept. ..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-01
LADIES' DAY, SAlTAIR,
Wednesday. Sept. >.
SEPTEMBER JURORS DRAWN.

The drawing of 40 jurors for the Sep
tember term Of the district court took
place yesterday in the county clerks Of
flee. II was conducted by Deputy Coun-
ty Clerk w. E. Jenkins. z. T. Farnsworth.
Treasurer NJ. r Lund. One hundred of
he jurors drawn will be divided between
Judge Armstrong and Judge Richie and
the remaining forty will be assigned to
Judge Lewis
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-01
ROBBER SCARES HIMSELF
Discharges His Revolver While in
Act of Holding Up Yelling
ton Hotel Bar.

Two masked highwaymen made an un-
successful attempt to hold up the Yelling
ton hotel bar. at Third West and South
Temple streets. this morning at l O'Clock.
the accidental discharge of a gun
in the hands of one of the robbers Just
as he had ordered the bartender. Charles
Wirkstrom. to hold up his hands, the high
waymen were scared away.
Both men were nervous and acted like
amateurs In the desperate business. From
the description given the police it is be-
lieved that one of the men was d Mexi-
can. The other rObber stood outside the
door and only d meager description of him
was obtained. He was tall and wore a
dark suit of clothes.
Lieutenant Hempel and Patrolman
Brown made careful search in the vi
cinity of the hotel. but could find no trace
of the would-be holdups.
DR.. II. n. MAYO reported Monday even
= ing that the condition of Bert Fuller
was not so favorable as he had expect
ed. and unless he was greatly improved
this morning an operation would likely
follow. Fuller is suffering pains in the
side and il is feared that he was more
severely injured than was at first be-
lieved.
MIDSHIPMAN SCOTT LYNN arrived
yesterday and will visit with his moth
er at 136 East First South street for
three weeks.