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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-03-05
TIM e TABLE.
Mineral Point and Northern Railway
Time table No. 13, effective Sept s, 1907.

No sos leaves Whitson Junction 3:45 D. m.
arrive Linden 1855. No. 606 'aves Linden
40 p M, arrives Whitson Junction 4:10.
Trains stop on signal at Shea Kodatz and
hewett No agent at Shea KodatZ and
Highland Junction.
W. A. JONES. General Manager
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-03-05
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-03-05
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want advs. on page l, column 4.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-03-05
Hides.
Recovering from Illness.
Steers

Sale per barrel. .........
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-31
BILLS PAID BY CHECK REMAIN pAID

cluding a splendid military band of IS pieces. The scene Of the plot is laid amid the bounilesS prairies of the far west at what is conceded to have been the most picturesque period of our country's history, in the elr- ly '4O's. giving wide scope to the dramatist in the matter of startling situations, stirring eli maXes, romantic interest. pa thos and most essential of all comedy, the wit and humor of the sturdy American character being irrepressible even under the stress of cleaning of the wilderness and cleaning out the redskins Watch for the big monday concert on Main Street
 prices 20 and 35c.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-31

is a liquor shop, a dispensary two miles from Selma, and you must shut up that place, or must shut up my cotton mill It is Tor you to say which you will encourage in North Caro- lima, liquor mills, or cotton mills the two cannot go together
 On the 26 day of May the peo- pie of that state will vote for the saloon or the cotton mills. We hope that the cotton mills will carry.
 It almost makes us shudder when we think of how near Ar kansas came having the infam- ous dispensary system saddled on her. It was only by the heroic work of the w. c. Y. U. of the state that prevented it for be it known unto all men that many preachers, presiding elders, anti saloon men and deacons thought 1t was the very thing. We re- member our humble, but earnest tilts with many of the clergy and other good, but misguided men. But perhaps we should not mention what might have been but look forward to the bright things that are to be.
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Baker Dvue StOve
 SMe RexaM Store
l. o C A l. N F. w $

Lime for Sale-Apply to H. M. Stewart
 Tomato plants for sale-Apply to Mrs. $. T. Boyd.
 Prescott Hardware Company are showing an entirely new line of Art Squares in all grades.
 Miss Irma HamDy IS at home from Fayetteville, where she is attending the University of Ar kansas, on a visit to her parents
 All stockholders of the Park Hotel are cordially invited to at tend the banquet next Friday night II. R. Stone, Chairman Committee on Invitation.
 The Reception Committee of the banquet Friday night are in session this afternoon to formu- late a system for taking care of the large crowd expected.
 We have just received 5000 pairs of Sample Shoes, Mems Boys, Ladies and Children-all sizes. They were manufactur- ed by the leading shoe house in New York City. You will find them at the New York Store at half their actual value.
 Louis Moore, president of the Arkansas Travellers, will re- spond to the address of welcome at the banquet Friday night. Mr. Moore lives at Ozark and is a most pleasing speaker After the address here he will leave on the midnight train for Shreveport, where he is schedul- ed to lecture Saturday night The guests at the banquet may expect something good when Mr Moore takes the floor.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-31
APRIL EVENTS.

1-Mahara's Minstrels at the
 opera house. 2-"On the Frontier" under can-
 vass.
 -McRae-McRae nuptials at the
 Presby terian church. 3-W. c. T. U. Mothers Day. Reception to Arkansas Ira
 velers at the Park Hotel 4-Democratic County Conven-
 tion meets. 7-Fortnightly Club meets with
 Mrs H. C. Moore. 7-City election. 7-COuncil meets. 9--Self Culture Club meets. 9-Dr. Knott will! lecture for the
 benefit of the school. Birthday of The Prescott
 Daily News-one year old. 1O-Dr. L. G. Herbert at the opera house. Course. 14-16-State EFworth League Conference at Methodist church. 21-Republcan County Conven- tion at Laneburg.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-31
PHILOSOPHICAL.

It is possible for young man to be so fast that he never gets to the frant,
 Love in cottage may be all right. provided it gets three square meals a day.
 If people would only work as hard as they worry they wouldn't have any time to worry
 Some fish will only lie on a sandy bottom, but the average fisherman will lie anywhere.
 man mas have one foot in the grave and still do lot of kicking with the other one.
 It Is very evident that most women have taken postgraduate course in the school for scandal.
 The olive branch is the emblem of peace, but the taste for olives is gen erally an acquired one.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-31

Memphis ice cream at Hester- ly's fountain.
 The very latest dress goods in Gee & Sons window.
 New patterns of Linoleum at Prescott Hardware Co. Hugh White, of Caney town ship, was in town today.
 Ice cream at the Nevada County Drug Store today
 Fresh shipment of butter cup candies at Geo. J. Terry Co.'S.
 Cool and dainty designs in lawns, only 7c per yard, at Gee & Sons.
 w. F.. Sutton, manager of the Nevada County Telephone Co, is Ln town today
 Ladies, get pretty cool dress ing sacque or house dress of the new lawn at Gee & Sons Only 7c a yard.
 We deliver Memphis ice cream to all parts of the city Hester ly Drug Store
 The school board met yester- day and accepted the resigna tion of P, F. Chappell and selected Joe Bailey as his successor.
 Libby" on cut glass is a.guar- antee of quality; Prescott Hard ware Company have some beau tlful patterns with this name on them,
 The mill of Tom Roswell in Taylor township was destroyed by fire Sunday night, entailing considera ble loss. We sympathiZe with him in his misfortune.
 Married, on yesterday after-I noon about six o'clock, Mr. Luth- CT Johnson to Miss Hattie Oak ley, Rev w. C. Felts officiating The groom is sterling young man of this community who has a host of friends who will con- graduate him on securing Sd charming a bride Miss Oakley is a daughter of Rev. J. C. Oak ley, and is a young lady possess ing many charming traits She was employed at the central or flee of the Telephone Company. but had only served a few hours when the happy event took place.
 On next Saturday afternoon an election bet will be paid to J. E. Stone by Col. 0. l.. Moncrief. that will be most interesting. Just before the recent primary Mir. MOncrief, who was an ardent Kirby supporter, and J. R. Stone. who was for Donaghey, agreed that which ever candidate for governor was defeated, his friend was to roll the other through the streets of Prescott in a wheelbarrow As Mir. Stones man won, Mir. Moncrief, under the terms of the bet, must give MT. Stone the ride, and next Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock is the time fixed to do it. It is going to be quite an interesting spectacle and you should not fail to witness it.
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Progress.

At the recent session Of the legislature in North Carolina, without a dissenting vote, the Dispcnsary was voted out of | 'nr Level. In the hearing ba- fOfe the committee the moSt sig nificant speech was by the pres ident of the cotton mills in Sel- ma. He said, Gentlemen, there
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-31

$. C. White LeGhorn eggs. Set ting 75c. A. G. Winslow.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-31
"Gn tI.e Frontier"

A very interesting event will be the appearance here April 2nd, of the four act melodrama entitled On the Frontier" a scenic production Of splendor. the company carrying two special carloads of scenery and mechan- ical effects. and 40 people, in
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-31
Announcement.

Mrs. F. II. Mitchell, of Prescott. has asked us to say to the public that she has been appointed dis trict sales agent" for J. F.. Me Brady X Co.'S Toilet Goods, and will call soon.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-31
RexaM SavsapavMa SoNic

The per, if not the superior of any tonic on the market Try a bottle today under our person. al guarantee Your money back if not satisfied. Price. 5Octs.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-31
FACTS FROM NEW YORK.

FACTS FROM NEW YORK.
 One-fifth of the immigrants come from Italy.
 There are 300 men arrested each week who say they have no occupa- tion
 The Bar association. the most in fluential organization of its kind in the United States, has membership of 1,944.
 Outside of the steerage. there were 2,957 1928 passengers carried in and out New York harbor last year on steamers
 New York city has on its police force 1S7 men whose business 1t is to open and close doors and watch the persons who enter and leave
 The occupant of top floor office in 13 Park Row estimates that in go- ing to and from his office he travels l29 miles each year by elevator
 Population is increasing, in propor- ton, faster than that of any other city in the country, and it's municipal debt is increasing in a greater propor- ton than its population.
 - Though the population of London's metropolitan district is 2,O00,0O0 more than the population of New York city, the latter does a restaurant business one-fifth larger than that of the former.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-31
DrsH1f2T"'S fink

A; When used on good presses anc N! neatly displayed type for your station I:i cry is valuable. We have ever il facility for doing the best of 10
 Ii work. st a minimum price.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-31
Fer Your System $ Sake

That you may be better able to withstand the rigors of our more or less strenuous Spring take
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-31
Prescott & Northwestern Ky. Co.

No. 1. NO. e.55 m Leave Prescott Arrive s;40p m
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-31

Napo Cresoline and Lamps at Nevada County Drug Store.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-16
FIT HAPPENS
IT'S HERE
INDIAN DEFEATS
ITALIAN RUNNER
DOrando CoIIapSes Near Finish
of Marathon and Long,
boat Wins.

New York, Dec. 15.-As on the memoir
able occasion Of his first Olympiad, Do
rando Pietri collapsed within sight Of the
goal tonight and Tom Longboat the In
dian runner who mad been led by a yard
or more nearly all the way. won the Mar
athon race at Madison Square Garden
The race was hard fought from start to
finish and kept the thousands OF specta-
tors i'm wild excitement. At twenty-five
miles DOrandO was leading by two yards.
\ moment before LongbOat had made
remarkable squirt and put himself on an
even footing with the little Italian. Do
raBdO Immediately resafned first position
and the men were lighting il out in the
twenty-sixth mile with DOrando in the
lead. but visibly weaker. The chances of
LOngbOat appeared to improve in the sec
Ond aad third laps. In the fourth lap,
while The crowd was crying itself hoarse
both men slackened perceptibly. Then
suddenly DOrandO staggered and dropped.
LOngboat finished alone. His time for the
distance Of 20 miles 3S5 yards was
2.45:0J %.
The time was 80 2-5 seconds slower than
the Marathon mark established by Do
randO when he defeated Hayes over the
same track three weeks ago. II was a
gruellinS race Tor nearly twenty-five and
One-haf miles, with the Italian generally
in the lead. but occasionally overhauled
by wonderful sprint on the part of the
ladian. The men started away at brisk
clip Dorando at once establishing him
self in the lead LOngbOat had won the
pole position and pushed the other so hard
ia the first few minutes of the race that
at the end of five miles the DorandO-
Hayes record for the distance had been
beaten by nearly minute. Later the men
slowed up and for many miles they kept
the same relative position in slower time
Then LOngboat sourted and repeated these
tactics until they had a plainly evident
effect Upo nthe Italian. DoTando 7 eVertha-
less held the advantage until the last lap
of the fourteenth mile, when LongbOat
took the lead and increased his pace Il
little. He finished the fourteen miles one
minute and Is p seconds ahead of the
DorandO- Hayes record.
LOngboats efforts proved to be spas
mOdc and DOrandO easily passed him in
the fifteenth mile. Lonsboat showed
signs of fatigue in the seventeenth mile.
hut kept on doggedly within striking dis
tance of the Italian In the twentieth
mile LongbOat shot ahead and dropped
into lope which kept him i'm the lead for
five laps. Then Dorando amid wild cheers
forged ahead. Again in the twenty third
mile the Indian made a sensational sprint
and gained the lead. In the second lap of
the tWenty-fOuTth mile Dorando regained
his advantage Both men then moved
more slowly and showed weakness. In
the beginning of the twenty-siXth mile
Longboat sprinted and the Italian went
to the rear. In the middle OF the mile
and when a quarter of lap behind. Do
rando fell TO the track and il was neces-
sary to pick hini up and carry him TO his
dressing room.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-16
DRAW DECLARED
BY THE REFEREE
twenty-five Fast Rounds in
Kelly-Papke Fight-De-
ciSion Not Popular.

Los Angeles. Cal. Dec. 15.-Hugo Kelly
of Chicago and Billy Papke, former mid
dleweight champion. fought twenty-five
fast rounds at the Jeffries Vernon arena
tonight. At the close of the final round,
with both men fighting strong, Referee
James j. Jeffries called draw. Kelly
left the ring without mark. while Papl<e
was a sight, with both eyes closed and
cheek bones pounded to a pulp.
The draw decision was loudly protested
by kelly's hackers and a majority of the
1850 spectators. The fight was fast from
start to finish. The men tired in the last
ten rounds and Referee Jeffries was
forced almost 10 fight both of them to
break in clinches. Kelly almost won the
fight in the first minute. when he beat
Papke to the ropes and had the Illinois
Thunderbolt' groggy. At various stages
throughout the fight either one man or
the other seemed to be winning by Il
knockout, but each boxer recovered and
fought stubDornly. Kelly did the cleaner
hitting, although Papke was the aggres-
SOT in every round.
In the last few rounds Papke seemed
entirely blind with both eyes apparently
completely closed.
The men weighed in at 15S pounds at I
O'Clock and both seemed in perfect con-
ditiOn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-16
Today's Oakland Entries.

First race. five-eighths mile. selling
Larry Mulligan. l0S: Devisor. l0S; Minalto,
les: Duhme 1OS; Johnny White. los: Dis
cerner. 1O5; Wamboro. 105; Banthel. 105:
Pops. 105; r. NJ. Brown, 100; The Vicar.
100: Street Singer. 100.
Second race tfree-quarters mile. SELL
ing-DerdOm. 119: DR. Sherman. ll9: HUI
ford. 1l9; Celeres. 1l9; Prince Brutus ll9;
Warden Yell. 115; Trust. lis: Lord Pro-
vost. ia; St. Joe. ia; EXpectant. 11O; De-
neen. 10: SilberschwanZ. 10
Third race five-eighths mile. selling
Serenado. 1O7; FL Paso los; Phillistina
105; On Parole. los; knight Deck. los; Mi
caela les: COwen. 105; Hayle. los: Luke
Ramus, les; Blameless. 103; Prosper 100:
Athena. 100.
Fourth race. Futurity course selling
Sir LynnewOod. III: J. c. Core, l09: The
Mist. 100; Anna May. log; Burning Bush
l09: Grace G. 109: Booger Red. 107: Dare
ington, f07; Nebulosus, 107; Firebal, I04:
Be Brife. SO; Bill Eaton. 50.
Fifth race. three-quarters mile. selling
Yank. 1l9; Duke of Orleans. ll9: Belle
kinney us; Sid Silver. l19; Standover,
1l9; Curriculum, l19; Military Man, III;
EXchequer. rs; Crystal Wave lis: Soph-
omOre. lis; Gene Russell. us; Bellecham-
Der ia.
Sixth race, seyen-eighths mile. purse
Clamor, 100; Don Enrique, 1C9; Gargan-
tua- los; Keep Moving. los: Wap. los; Gre
alton. 100; Yankee Daughter, 90; Twilight
Queen, 80: Figent. 81; DR. Holzeberg, Sc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-16
Today's Los Angeles Entries.

First race. seven-eighths mile. selling
Janeta. III; Netting. 109; Christine A. l07
Mary F, 107: Nivant. IG7; Teo Beach 107:
Summercloud. l02.
Second race eleven-Sixteenths mile
purse-Fitz Herbert us; Sir Alvescott
104; Golden Legend. 10: Anderson. 10:
Descomests. 81; Cana Dinero. 81: Procla.
81; Dot Bingham. o.
Third race, one mile, selling-St, Elm
wood. ia; Animus. l09: Ben Trovato. los:
Aucassin. 10I; Timothy Wen. loo: Ampedo.
100: VintOn. 10S. Ivanhoe los: Bye Bye.
los; Lady Kittie. l03; Pretension. les; Va
rieties. IS
Fourth race. three-quarters mile. the
Rubio handicap-Tim McGrath. ia: Mark
Anthony. 112: Glorio. 106: CoIloQuy. l07:
Rifleman, los: Botanist. los; Rialto. l02;
Hasty Agnes. 90, Tom Reid. S6.
Fifth race. mile and three Sixteenths.
selling-Merlingo. 10; St Alario 100: Nor
bit. 100; Red Gauntlet log. Henry O. lO2.
Ouardi, 100; Duchess of MOntebello 100:
st. kilda. so; Gannett. %: Whidden. 81.
Sixth race. ele~en-sixteenths mile sell
ing-Hazelthorpe. 1l9: Billy Mayham- 1IS.
Lord Nelson. 119: Waterbury. 10: Esther
NJ. ia; Merrill. 1l2: Bellstone, Il2: sam q
IL. Tim O'Toole. 1i2: John c. Rice. 107
lamar. io5; Bitter Sir. 107. Elizabeth F.
i05; Please. l02: Joe Cations las: Short
Cut IO2, Enfield 102
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-16
Crescents.
All Americans.
TURF RESULTS.
At Oakland.

Oakland. Cal, Dec. 15.-Pajorita again
showed that il is one of the best sprint
ers on the coast when he won the Reber
handicap at Emeryville today in clever
PaJorita assumed the lead early and won
from Berry Maid, the favorite. Bell
Wether was third. The track had dried
out, but was somewhat slow. Favorite
and second choices Jared well. Forerun-
ner, a s to l chance. led most of the way
and won in the fifth from KeloWna an
outsider Frank Lubbock, the favorite
stopped. Results:
First race. futurity course, selling-St
Francis, liz, Mentry, 3 To ,, won: Sir Bril-
lar 1l2. Van Dusen. 40 to !, second; Maya
Fam, l09, Scoville. % to ., third. Time
LII 40 Saracinesca, Lady Carol, Plausi-
BILE, BucOlic Berryessa, Woolma and Oar
gin finished as named.
Second race, six furlongs. purse-Bon-
homme, l0l. Lee. TO >, won; Torbellino.
100. Mccarthy, TO s. second; Workbox
ll0. Butler. Ii TO s. third. Time IA 3-5
Yolo, Allness and Joe Nealon finished as
named
Third race. one mile and seventy yards.
selling-lmport. 100. Gilbert p TO ). won
Tony Faust. 10. Mccarthy. IS to 10. sec
ond; Billy Pullman. 81. Upton. to l. third.
Time-1:i6 10. Nadzu, Logistilla, Rock
| stone, Red Leaf and Okenite finished as
named.
Fourth race. five furlongs. Reber han
Berry Maid ll3, Lee. Il to 10 second
Bell Wether los. Gilbert l6 TO s. third.
Time-l:00 A.. Sugar Maid. Charlie Do
herty and Rose Queen finished as named.
Fifth race. one mile. selling-FOrerun-
ner 100, Lycurgus. to l. won: Kelowna.
10. Mccarthy. 10 TO /. second: Paladini.
l07. Cotton, to 1. third. Time-1:43 Is.
Elevation, Frank Lubbock. Yankee
Daughter. AXIS Ar Ben. AptO Orc and Guy
Fisher finished as named
Sixth race. five furlonss purse-Trois
Temps, 10, Miller, to l. won; Bubbling
Water. 1l2. Keogh. 10 to !, second; Little
Sis, 112 Upton. % TO !. third. Time
:Ol Is. Joe Rose Faneuil Hall. Golden
Middle and Angel Face finished as named.
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best previous time was Isl %, made by
Glen Echo Results:
First race, six furlongs. purse-Dolly
Ding. los. Shilling. II to 5, won; Valley
Stream. l05. Kennedy. 9 to !, second; Veil,
100. Powers. even. third. Time-1:12 So
Ed B.. Rialto. Catherine F., Autigo and
Bardolita also ran
Second race. seven furlongs, purse-Fair
Annie. JOG, Shilling, II to 20. won; Pert
1o6. Powers, 3 to l, second: Helen Har-
vey. lo5, Yorke, 16 to l, third. Time
! 20 1-5. Osorine also ran.
Third race. six furlOngs. selling-Flem-
ing. %, Williams to !. won: Oriflarb. 95
Wilson, u 10 1, second; Captain Burnett
l09, Pag, 10 TO J, third. Time-I:12 So
Dainty Belle. f. Z. Shaw, HanZl, Vanen
and Timothy also ran.
Fourth race. one mile, Tropico handicap
Stanley Fay. 10. Harris, to ?, won;
DandeliOn. III. Shilling, to ;, second;
Ethel Day. s. Martin, L to ], third. Time
1;3S. Green Seal and Cloyne also ran.
Magazine left at the post.
Fifth race mile and an eighth, purse
115. Shilling. to 10, won;
Don.inus Arvi. ITO, Powers, even, second;
Beauclere, 107, Wilson. 80 to l, third. Time
81 Only three starters
Sixth race. five and a half furlongs,
sellinS-La Gloria, 10. Powers. to 10,
won: San Nicholas. 40. Shilling, to l.
second; Tavora. Jos. Page, 80 to !, third.
Time :0S S-5. Milpitas. Woggleburg,
Rather Royal Contingent and Willie
Gregg also ran.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-16
FEW DUMMIES, PLENTY OF FUN
Payson Sportsmen Make Big Killing
of Everything but
Rabbits.
Especial to The Herald.)

Payson. Dec. ia large crowd Of Pay
sons most enthusiastic nimrods engaged
in a rabbit hunt on Monday for a dance
and supper to be given at the Payson pa
vilon in the near future by the losers
The hunt was pulled off back of the
mountains in Goshen valley. George Peery
and Thomas Reece, the captains, We're the
most enthusiastic hunters that ever Shout
dered a gun. and mad rabbits been little
mere plentiful no doubt a great slaughter
would have been the result AS il was
all the pent-up energy was turned loose
on tin cans, bottles. hats. gloves. etc. The
final count netted a total catch of about
sixty jacks. Recess side being victorious
by about dozen Dummies George and his
followers will pay expenses of dance and
supper
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-16
ATHLETES AS ACTORS.
~" Men at Varsity Will Take Hand
in Minstrel Show.

The university athletes will next appear
as actors. The varsity club, composed of
men who have won their i'm athletics
has decided to give a minstrel show in the
early part of January. a. a. Anderson
will manage the show and Charlie Hous-
ton win have charge of the songs and
jokes.
The specialties in the latter part win
consist of wrestling matches. tumbling.
boxing contests and other athletic feats
in which the schools best athletes will
participate. A similar show was produced
last year and ii was great success. The
proceeds will be used to purchase sweat
ers for the football team.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-16
EARLY TRACK TRAINING.
Maddox Starts His Squad Working
in the GYM.

Coacn Maddox is losing no time with
the track mon and he is already arranging
WORKOUTS IN the gymnasium As soon as
spring sets in he expects to have ms men
IN cololtlon 10 do outside work. he mas
posted a list of squads and placed cap
ldlhs IN charge of them and they VIII
iheet about twice a week and go through
some preliminary exercises to get in con-
Hedges the jumps, Rrinton the sprinters.
Ju1d and Bailey, the runs, and Maddox
VII VIII LOOK after the hurdles himself Coaen
Maddock received a letter from Bill
Iiunt the captain of the track saying
mat he would enter the school the second
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-16
MORAN BESTS NEIL.

Boston, Mass, Dec. 15.-Owen Moran.
who claims the featherweight champion
ship of England, had little trouble in de-
feating frankie Neil. claiming the cham
pionship of the Pacific coast, in twelve
rounds at the Armory Athletic club to-
night Moran had the best of the fight
from start TO finish. Neil was badly pun
finish