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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-26
FOOTBALL SEASON
WILL OPEN TODAY
P0CateIIo AII-Star Team Meets
U. of U. This Afternoon
on Cummings Field.

The local football season starts today
with n contest between the university and
the Pocatelo Athletic club. The game
will be PLAYED on Cummings field start
ing at 3 O'Clock. This is tte earliest date
that the season has started in Utah for
some time. but owing TO the heavy sched-
ule the l. team is carrying ii was neces-
sary to play the game with Pocatello to-
day.
There has been much speculation about
the l. team this year and the fans are
this year is the lightest that has been at
the school in years, and for this reason
fans are anxious TO see il IN action before
claiming any championships.
MaddOck's men are in good condition,
with the exception of Mills Tidd and Will
kinson, who have minor injuries that Will
throw them out of the game temporarily
Although the men have only had two
weeks practice Maddox declares they
will be in good form for DE game.
The picking of the team today was a
difficult task, hut the coach has finally
made his selection from the thirty candi-
four of last years regular team are on
the list and most Of the others are new
men. Carlson. Brown and Gardner will
take the place of Palm, Morris and Seeley,
the center trio last year, and their total
weight falls far shy OF their predecessors
Tiny Home Will be back at his old
tackle. ana OieSOn, the uIlllly man Tor
last season. Is in Bryant's place. Snow
is also i'm his old position with Monohan.
captain of the scrubs last year, on the
other end Deg BenniOn Will play Mono
hans end the last half
The backfield Is extremely light. Cap
tain ConNill and Grant are in their old
places at fullback and quarter. Hopstan
of the 1857 team. with Jessup. as q sub,
will play the half held by Cuddy Russell
for four years. and Walker and d. Rich
ardson will be in the other halfback posi-
ton
Little is known Of the Pocatello aggre-
cation except that they are composed of
old college stars who have fought their
gridiron battles on the best teams in the
country IL is said that there are three
All-American men IN their lineup. Be
sides experience, the POcatello men are
reputed to carry an excess amount OF beef
and that their line averages over go
pounds. The rumOr comes from the north
that the all-stars Will go out for the
Rocky mountain championship after dis
posing Of Utah.
The lineup fo- today's game follows:
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BUSTING THE DIAMONDS.
Interesting Sight for Man Looking
In at a jewelers. Window.
New York Sum-


There are big feather busters and little
feather busters. perhaps the littlest buster
of all would be one of the sort that they
use in jewelers. shops to. dust off the dia-
mOnds.
Here was a jewelers. show window all
full of diamonds. all in pretty cases and
all sparkling and glittering in the sun.
and ii didn't seem as if they could spar
kle any brighter. but now you see the
casing at the rear of the window slide
back. and then looking calIrty In from
there you see a man who is armed with
a feather buster, the tiniest and dainties-
of feather busters, with its turned handle
no bigger around than lead pencil, and
with its little soft. fluffy feathers dyed
red.
With this feather duster-for dust will
settle in even a closed window-he pro-
ceeds to clean the diamonds: not swinging
it around with a swish and smash as he
would have done with big buster, Out
using it very softly and gently, as 1t was
becoming to use such a buster put 10 sucn
a use. and when he had finished daintily
busting the gems he withdrew and closed
the slide.
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ARKANSAS Gazette1


Miss Lydia Conley, a clever Wyan-
dOtte girl. is the only Indian woman
lawyer in the world. She is a member
of the Kansas bar, and at Kansas City,
anent a recent Indian case that she
conducted, she told an interesting legal
story
so l put my man on the stand" she
said. That, if your case is a just one
is always the thing to do. You know
the story of the Kansas land claimant?
We'll, out here many years ago a
man brought suit before the squire to
recover some land that had been out
rageously filched from him. Els case
was a good one, but the other side had
doctored the plaintiffs witnesses, too
and I'D to the time when he took the
stand himself. not jot or little of tes-
timony had been recorded.
He. as soon as he was sworn, turned
to the justice and said:
Squire, l brought this suit, and yet
the evidence, excepting my own, is all
against me. Now, 1 don't accuse any
one of lying, squire, but these wit
nesses are the most mistaken lot of fell
lows l ever saw. You know me, squire
Two years ago you sold me a boss for
sound that was as blind as a bat
made the deal and stuck to it, and this
is the first time / have mentioned it.
When you used to buy my grain, squire,
you stood on the scales waen the
wagon was weighed but 1 never said a
word. Now, do you think I am the
kind of a man to kick up a rumpus and
sue a fellow unless he has don. me a
real wrong? Why, squire, if you'll re-
call that sheep speculation you and
me-
But at this point the squire, very
red in the face, hastily decided the case
in the plaintiffs favor
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SEPTEMBER 26 IN THE
ANNALS OF SPORT

1s74-At Creedmeor, L. l., Major Henry
Fulton, in rifle shooting contest, scored
III out of $50 at 500. 800 and LOCO yards
1S79-The Providence baseball club won
the National league championship.
1SSs-At Boston: Jack McAuliffe and
Patsy Kerrigan fought 10 rounds to a
draw.
1sS9-The Louisville baseballe club lost
its Tooth consecutive game.
1S96-At Travers Island, n. Y, B. J.
Wefers. amateur, set record for 300-yard
run: time. 30 3-5 seconds.
1S9s-At Baltimore, Joe Cans won from
Herman Miller in four rounds.
1904-At st. Louis, Mike Schreck de-
feated Andy Walsh in ten rounds.
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UNHOLZ TO WE'D.

o Davenport. Ia, Sept 25-Ru- o
" dolph "Boer" Unholz, the South &.
@ African lightweight pugilist. and 9
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@ will be married in Davenport Oct. O
g 5. Rudy expects TO leave for Los @
o Angeles with his bride after the @
(. wedding, fill match or two on 8
@ the coast. make a tour of the 4.
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Today's Lexington Entries.

First race. three-quarters mile, purse
Buena Vista, 81; Cordova. 81. Jupiter Joe.
100; Peter Pender 100; Oubet, 100; Colonel
Blue, 100; Gliding Belle, 102; Aspirin. los;
Mrs. Sewall. lc7: White Face. ITO; Pinion,
l07
Second race, thfee-quarters mile. SELL
ing-Toplofty, 80; Blister, SO; Ethel Carr.
lUi; Barnesdale. 102: Dainty Dame. l07
Third race. mile and a sixteenth. SELL
ing-Hyperbole. 80; Pretty Michael. 80;
Maid Militant. 80; Huerfano. SO; Telegra-
pher, 107: Matte Mack, 104; Cygnet. 10.
Fourth race. eleven-sixteenths mile. sell
ing-Gold Front. 9S; Ned Carmack, SO;
Who Is She. 100; Alice Baird. 100; Ceva.
loo; Santa Elena. 100: Buttons. 100;
Flightye. 100; Harriet Rowe. 100: Frank
B.. 1903; Roseburg IL. 103: Duomo. 106
Fifth race. mile. selling-Agnes Wood.
SO. Vansel. "a: Wine Merchant. "a; Beth
Goodwin. "a: Kennewick. "a; Rexall. 81,
Miss Felix. 80; Padivoni. 104; Carew, l04-
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NAVY EXPECTS GOOD LINE.
Nearly All Old Men Return and
Squad Is Heavier Than Ever.

Annapolis. Sept. 25.-A good foot
ball team is expected this year at An
napolis. The navy has lost but two
regulars-Dague and Douglass-both
corking good men. and several good
substitutes are also gone. but the places
have been filled so that there will be no
weakening. Reifsnider. who played at
end early last season, butswas later put
at halfback, will take Dague's place at
right end. Demont, who contracted
typhoid fever some time ago, but is now
recuperating, had only mild attack,
and he will be in perfect physical con-
dition to take the other end
The team is undoubtedly heavier than
last year. The line averaged 100 pounds
last season, with the backs averaging
los pounds
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FRANK ROBSON DEAD.
Widely Known Patron OF Baseball
Victim of Heart Disease.

Cleveland, o., Sept. 25.-Frank de Haas
Robson. traction magnate and widely
known as a patron of baseball. died sud
denly of heart disease tonight at his sum
mer residence in the fashionable suburb
of Bratenhal, aged SO years.
AS founder and owner of the old Cleve-
land American association club and part
owner in the present st. Louis National
league team, Mr.. Robson was keenly in
terested in the game.
His traction interests were represented
in more than 100 cities of the United
States and Canada.
Apparently Mr.. Robson was in good
health yesterday, when he was one of the
thousand of "rooters" at the Cleveland
Washington game Today he suffered an
attack of indigestion, which suddenly as
Sumed an acute form.
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At Sravescnd.

Gtavesend n. ". Sept. 25-Results:
First race. handicap. five and a half
fmlongs-Footpad Won. Wise Mason sec
ond. Fashion Plate third. Time-l:06 As.
Second race. mile and a siXteenth-Sailor
won. Mombrassa second, Okenite third.
TimeA1;4S. rrfTfrU
Third race. six Observation-Disclosures won,
Practical second. Hilltop third. Time
1:l024.
Fourth race handicap. mile and quar-
ter-Firestone won. Niliecrankie second,
Dandelion third. Time-2:06.
Fifth race, about six furlongs-Roseben
won. Star Gowau, secon1.. Saracineca
third. Time-l:10.
Sixth race. mile and a sixteenth-Queen
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Fautalear. May Bird. Zeal Pointer, Gillia
Ford and Silva also started.
Two-thirteen class. pacing, three in five.
second division, purse $500. unfinished
Diamond King won the first and second
heats in 2:071 and 2:0SZ. Burlington Maid.
Fender Jr., Miss Abdell. Sir Milton. Gail
S, Vance Boy, Nettie Marie, Mary Laid
ley and Wapsie Wave also started
To beat 2:204, trotting-Priorla, b. m,
To beat 2:3Oll, trotting-The Moking b.
h.. by Mouquett (McCoy), won. Time
2:271a.
To beat 2:3OA. trotting-Luster Mou-
quett. b. H., by Mouquett mccoy, won,
Time 12:26.
To Beat 1904, trotting-Arondo, b. e., by
Mouquett tMcCoy), won. Time-2:2Sh.
To beat 2:25h. pacing-Jim b, b. g., by
Mouquett (Hicks). won. Time-2:24A.
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STUDENT BODY MEETS.
Football Rally Addressed by Members
of the Team.

The university student body held its
first meeting yesterday. The years work
was outlined and other important bust
ness discussed The neWly-elected presi-
dent, Joe Barlow, presided. after the
meeting a football rally was held.
Speeches were made by several profess
sors and members of the team.
At the chapel exercises preceding the
meeting, w. w. Ritter, chairman of the
board of regents, was the speaker. The
university choir furnished music for the
chapel exercises. This will be the last
time any organization will furnish music
at the chapel exercises. as the faculty re-
Gently made a ruling permitting only con-
gregational singing at chapel.
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TURF RESULTS.
At Butte.

Butte. Mont. Sept 25.-AnGconda re-
suits:
First race. five furlongs-St. Senicus
v on, Elfin King second, Sir Brillar third.
Time-l:0f2.
Second rice, five and a half furlongs-
leila q won. Sempro Ella second, Yolo
third. Time-1:1i2.
Third race. seven furlongs-Sylva L
won. Lady Alicia second, Swede sam
third Tmie-l:32-
Fourth race, one mile-Willie T won.
Etaba second, Silver Heels third Time
las.
Fifth race. one mile-Cdntribution won,
Miss MAY BOwdish second, FL Paisano
third. TimC-1:46.
Sixth race. mile and one-SiXteenth-Sal-
pearl won, Ellie second, Nabonassar third.
Time-2:O0.
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U. N. G. FOOTBALL MEETING.

meeting of all the members of the
Utah National Guard who are interested
in football has been called for Monday
night. At that time it is proposed to
get together enough good material to or
ganize strong lineup which will be able
In the state. There are many old-time
football stars in the guard and 1t is be-
lieved nearly all of them can be in
feresfed
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Lexington, Sept. 25.-Results:
First race six furlongs-Snefa won,
Ornmosa second. Zerape third. Time-1:i6
Second race. six furlongs-W- 7. Over
ton won, Skye second, Hans third. Time
-1:14
Third race, six furlongs-Gliding Belle
won Mabel Henry second. Semproni
third. Time-1:14 As.
Fourth race, seven and a half furiongs-
Dark knight won, Margaret T second
Agnes Wood third. Time-l:S3 4-5.
Fifth race, mile-Heine won, Hartins
second Mary Orr third. Time-l:p 40.
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Northwestern LEAGUE.

Seattle, Wash. Sept. 25.-Rush and Ca
lift were very effective, but Cahill's dou-
bic in the first inning settled the battle.
Score: h II T..
Seattle go. .... 100 900 O00--l 5 4
Aberdeen 80. ......... zoo 900 Coo
Batteries-Rush and Fortier, Califf and
FORMER. Umpire-Frary-
Tacoma Sept. %. Holm pitched great
game TODAY and would have scored a
shutout but for wild pitch and passed
ball in succession Score: r. II. f..
Tacoma go. ....-....... 600 100 O00-l
Spokane 800 900 O00-2 0
Batteries-Carson and Shea; Holm and
KreitZ.
Vancouver. B. c., Sept 2.-Vancouver
won the tenth game in succession today.
The game was remarkable for the num-
Der of brilliant plays. Score:
r. II. Z.
Vancouver ... ................ IL ?
Butte
Batteries-Engle and Sugden; Thomas
and Bender.
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NEW YORK WILL APPEAL.

New York. Sept. ?5-President Harry c.
Pulliam of the National league issued a
statement this afternoon clarifying the
more or less muddled condition regarding
the celebrated game of Wednesday be-
tween the New York and Chicago base
ball clubs. The statement does not show
that Chicago has made any claim, so far
as President Pulliam is concerned, of
forfeited game on Thursday, but that the
only upshot so far of the announcement
that Wednesdays score was tie is a
formal notice by the New York club that
it will appeal from that decision.
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MURPHY ELECTED CAPTAIN.

CSpeclai 10 Inc HeraId.)
Ogden. Sept 25-At a meeting of the
Ogden High school held this afternoon
Mark Murphy was elected captain of the
eleven for 1908. The selection of a new
captain was made necessary by the with
drawal of X. Campbell from the team.
Campbell left the city some time ago
There was keen rivalry for the position
there being three other applicants for the
place
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DIED..

HANLEY-In this city. Sept. %. 1905.
Julia, the 14-nionths- daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James ID. Hanley.
Funeral will take place on Saturday al
tetnoon from the family residence. 353
street at o'clock. Interment in Cal
vary cemetery
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MlSLED.

Washington Herald)
Rather slow at this resort
"Well, it's remote spot What led
you to expect much gayety?
The booklet spoke of the mountain
fastness."
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FINED FOR SHOOTING DUCKS.

Murray Is going after the violators of
Caldwell yesterday arrested John Lind
berg for shooting ducks out of season
and he was taken befor8 the Justice Of
the peace and fined SIS. Caldwell has two
more cases to come up within the. next
day or so.
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(San Francisco Call.)

San. Francisco is chuckling over a
story about Battling Nelson. the con-
querOr of Joe Cans. the "old master.
Nelson appeared in fashionable res
taurant a day or two after the fight.
His presence made a sensation. He
was stared at as though he had been a
pretty girl in sheath skirt
1t happened that an English woman
of title was dining in the restaurant.
She expressed a desire to meet the
champion, and one of her companions
quickly arranged the matter with Mel
sons second or third assistant bust
ness manager
Battling Nelson-COuntess Exc.
Shake hands with him. countess. There
amt no pride about him. He'll let you
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FRUMkINs MAKE TRIP.

The Frumkin baseball team will end its
season with games at Moroni today and
Mt Pleasant tomorrow. This team has
played all season and has made a fairly
good record for themselves.
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BASEBALL
Standing Of
Teams.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Detroit. Sept. 25.-Summers pitched both
games for Detroit and made his record
seven consecutive victories over Phila-
delphia. Detroit ran the bases in sem
sational style in the first game and this
with punched hits, did ii.
The second game was a great battle be-
tween the pitchers, decided by Rossman's
home run in the tenth. Summers gave
one hit and no passes in the regular nine
innings. Detroit's generally improved
play, Bush's fielding and Schmidts
throwing featured the games. Scores:
First game. r. II. E.
DclrOll .s.'.'..........-'.'
Pnllduelpn1a ................-..z d
Batteries-Summers and Schmidt; Kel-
logg and Powers.
Second game. r. H. E.
D Detroit '.-.'''.'-..''''''''n
Batteries Summers and Schmidt; Schlit-
ger and Papp.
St Louis, Sept. 25.-Boston defeated ST.
Louis in the second game of the series,
3 to !. Score:
r. H. E.
bOSlOn
Batteries-Powell. Petty and Spencer;
Steele and Criger
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

Funeral services for Edward +. Hill!
will be conducted from the Mill creek
Ward meeting house on 18th South on
Sunday. Sept q at 1880 a. m. Interment
will take place in the Mill Creek cdfte-
terry.
All friends of the deceased are invited
to be present.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

San Francisco, Sept. 25.-San Francisco
shut out Los Angeles today by score
of TO O.. Score:
Los Angeles ......................O o
Batteries-Henley and killefer; koest-
ner and Hogan.
Portland. Ore, Sept. 25-Oakland broke
Pottland's luck today and won. Score:
r. H. E.
oakland ........ .-.--.-.--...-'.-.
FOrIlanu
Batteries-Wfignt and Lewis; Garrett
and Frombes.
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At Lexington.

of the Hills won. Chaplet second, Florence
III third. Time-1:49
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

EBER w HALL. Undertaken. Embalm-
.r. 225 S. West Temple. Both phones lOl9.
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Cleveland, Sept 25.-Washington defeat
ed Cleveland today. Witherup pitched
great ball, especially with two men on
bases and famed eight. Chech was even
more effective than Witherup. up to the
ninth inning when he weakened. Then
five hits, errors by Chech and Goode and
Bradley's error of judgment resulted in
five runs for Washington. Score:
r. II. Z.
Cleveland ...... .........--..--..-l 3
Batteries-Chech and Bemis; Witherup
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Yesterdays
Results.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York. Sept 25-The Cincinnati
team knocked out of the box at the Polo
grounds today two of New York's new
pitchers and gave the locals a double
headed setback. to l and TO 2. which,
with the other results of the day leaves
New York but single point of margin
pennantward. The pitchers who proved
powerless TO keep down the visitors runs
were Marquard, the acquisition from the
Indianapolis club. who was retired from
the box in the fifth inning of the first
by Cincinnati and Durham, whose first
work in the box was of good quality, but
who soon lost effectiveness and was re-
ieVed in the eighth by Taylor, after
two more runs had been scored by the
visitors
New York lost the second game through
inability to connect consecutively with
Dubecs offerings, while McGinnity. pitch
ing for the locals was knocked out of the
box in the second inning, when the Wis
itors crossed the plate four times.
Crandall pitched out the game, Cincin-
natl fielded cleverly and at times bril-
liantly. while New York's work in the
field was far below its usual form.
Scores:
First game. r. II. +:
Cincinnati -. -..-.-...l 10 i
Batteries-S Spade and Schlei; Marquard,
Durham, Taylor, Bresnahan.
Second game. r. h f.
Cincinnati -. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 13 o
New YORK -.--.--.---.. z O
Batteries-Dubec and Mclean; McGin-
nifty, Crandall and Bresnahan.
Umpires-Klem and tombstone.
Philadelphia. Sept. 25.-The Philadel-
phias today knocked Lush out of the box
in the, first inning and also took kindly
to Sa1lee's pitching. They scored seven
runs in the first inning, finally winning
IL TO l. Score:
81 LOUIS .------ ------------ .
Bnlladelpnld - .......--......... III 10
Batteries-Lush, Sallee and Bliss; Nc
Quillan and Jackltsch. Umpire-Rigler.
Boston. Sept 25.-Pittsburg and Boston
Nationals divided a double header today,
Boston winning the first game, 2 to l,
and the visitors taking the second, TO l.
Scores:
First game. r. H. e.
Boston .......-.. ....'......-..-.-..z
Batteries-Ferguson and Smitb.>Maddox
and Gibson.
Second game. r. H e.
Pittsburg e.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II 3
bOStOn d
Batteries-Leifield and Gibson; Chap
pelle Mccarthy and Bowerman- Umpire
-O'Day-
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For sale. Very cheap. j. c. Royle, 125
South Main street.
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At the Heidelberg.

Bathing and dancing Saltair today.
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Brooklyn. Sept. 25.-Chicago won today's
game from brooklyn by making strong
er finish. The teams fought on even
terms for six innings. Hummel scoring
in the first with home run drive TO deep
center and Chance getting around for
Chicago in the second on his being hit,
steal and Tinkers timely single. After
that Overall was invincible, while Rucker
weakened. Score:
r. II. Z.
Chicago ................--o 9 o
Batteries-Overall and King; Rucker
and Farmer. Umpires-Emslie and
Owens
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Business mems hot lunch, 1889 Il. m.
to 2:30 p. m. German dishes spe-
cialty.
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HOW A WOMAN LAWYER won

Hundreds are going to Oasis Monday,
Sent Is
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PERSONAL.

MARRY ME. NELLIE. and I'll buy tn
ring from Carter Jewelry Co.. 1924 Main S
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The Best Printing.
Law Library

Is done by The Century. Salt Lake
printers. 1876 South West Temple.
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PUGILIST is NOT PROUD,

Twenty-Five cents saltair today.
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JUDGE BUILDING DIRECTORY.

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
DIR. HOSMER-Suite 526 to so. Re-
moved from Mercantile block.