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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-30

CHICAGO, May 29,-Gov. John A,
Johnson of Minnesota, who was in
Chicago Thursday on his way from
the South to Minneapolis, gave his
endorsement to the effort VIM, J.
Bryan is making to have congress
pass the bill requiring publicity for
campaign contributions. Gov John
son suggested that candidates in gen
eral elections be required to reveal
how much was contributed but that
candidates for nomination be requir-
ed to show how much they spent and
by whom it was contributed.
Does w. ]. Bryan know what a
bank deposit is? David R. Forgan,
president OF the National City Bank
OF Chicago, believes that thte Nekras-
kan does not despite the fact that the
democratic leader has spoken many
times recently on banking problems
and has urged the guarantee system
for the depositor as a safeguard
against financial panics, Mr.. Bryan's
latest utterance on the question was
delivered a few days ago before the
Bankers Club OF Chicago.
Mr.. Forgan addressed stuCents OF
the University OF Chicago last night
and served for a moment from his
general topic, 'the dignity OF com
mercial life" by taking rap at Mr..
Bryan" | heard Mr.. Bryan speak for
an hour the other night on banking
problems" he said. Mr. Bryan was
effective as an orator and forceful,
but all the time he spoke could find
nothing in his talk to Indicate that he
had the slightest conception OF what
bank deposit is.
And yet Mr. Bryan is going about
giving advice on how to stop or pre-
vent a panic"
Rounds OF laughter greeted the
speaker when he tcok Mr.. Bryan to
task in this way Mr.. Forgan then
apologized for getting off the track"
OF his main line OF discourse and went
on to say that the average business
man is honest and to give the requis-
ties for success in business life.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-30
Valued Same as Gold,

B. G. Stewart, merchant of Cedar
View, Miss, says: II tell my Gus.
toners when they buy a box of DR..
Kings New Life Pills they get the
worth of that much gold in weight, if
afflicted with constipation, malaria or
biliousness." Sold under guarantee at
Charles Rogers & Sons drug store.
25c.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-30

boat hire have been 100000 and the
actual expense has often been much
below this figure. / have always
deemed it an honor to be Coroner and
am willing to submit the matter of
my reelection to the voters on my
record during my long tenure in the
office. w. c. A. POHI.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-30
POLITICAL MEETS BRYANS EFFORT
Endorsed BY Governor John A.
Johnson Of Minnesota
FORGAN GETS OFF TRACK

In an Address to Students of the Chi
cago University David R. Forgan
Asks: Does Bryan Know What a
Bank Deposit Is?
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-30

up the political energies, which had
become bit torpid, if not altogether
dead"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-30

A cough cure than can be given to
children without chance Of harm Is
Kemps Balsam, the best cough cure. 1t
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-19
Entries for EmerYyille

Special 10 The Tribune.
OAKLAND. Nov ls.-FolIowinc are the
entries for Thursdays races at Emery
VILE.
First race. hve- eigh;hs OF r1ie purse
-Figent lilo. Victoria Green. 10; Flew
sic, Ito. Fredonia, 10. Marchcsa, 10;
Adrienns Lccouvrsur, 10. Sainvoke, 10
Second race. three quarters OF a mile
selling-May Amelia. Ill: The Mist, III;
Tawasentha. ioI. Gossipper H., lO7 Sn-
yer Stocking, f06: Valencia. l05; Mile
r. lo5; Doll'e Dollars. 1oi; Edith r., i01
Baboo. l0l,
Third race, mile and one eighth. sell
lng--Tony Faust, 107; Logistins, 1O4; Ca
dchon, 1oi; Don Enrique. ioi
Fourth race. seveu-eiGhths Of a mile
hsndicap-Jack Nunnally. 1l6. Sewell
lis: Restigouche, III; Eye Bright 1O5
Roalts, IS: ROYAL Ben. %: Native Son. 90
Fifth race. mile and one sixteenth, sell
ing-Eckersall. liz; lieIowne. III; Tala-
mund. ll2; Mldmont. 1O9: Huapala. lOa
Bellemence. 10s: Rotrou. 100: ROYAL Riv
er. i0a. Miss May Bowdish 100: C'eIeres,
loe: Elevation, l04: Milshora, l04
Sixth race, mile and one sixteenth.
selllng-County Clerk. liz: Frank Lub-
book i09 Colonel Dronston. l09; Ny Pal.
i0a; L. c. Ackerly. 1os; Lazeilo. 1909: Car
dinal Sarto, 1o2; Gargantua, l07; Remem-
ber, l0i.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-19
JOCKEYS SUSPENDED
FOR ROUGH RIDIN 6
Archibald Is Fined Fifty Dol
lars; Pritchard Handicap
Easy for DandeliOn.

OAKLAND. Nov. is.-Therc was only
O. trio OF starters in the Pritchard Handi-
cap at Emeryville today and the event
resulted Ia an easy victory for Dande-
lion. which won as he pleased. The
Hildreth horse was favorite throughout.
Dorante was second. but Archibald, who
rode him, was fined $50 for cutting off
Ge MfT rdas, e The tSgges hsn also punished
A Walsh. and Gilbert for week for
all but their own stables. The offense OF
Walsh was in shutting off Voorhees, with
style yesterday.
First race. six furlongs. sellIng-Cur-
rTiic,nIum. ric,I. ~ (Archibai,d>, 5 to 2. won
RoEs ~ III is s'Gest Re,;9 y to t., sosSnS f6d
Time, ia 3-5. Red Era, Rose Cherry,
Im and EN-. Marion Rose. Silver Sue.
liulford. Bona and George P. McNear fin-
Second race. six furIonss, selling--Nag-
azam. l1o, tWalsh), Z to .. won; Voor-
hees. l22: tArchibald). ! 10 20. second
J. r. Laughrey finished as named
Third race, futVrtty course, purse.-Mad-
man. los. walsh. to !. won; schles-
ish King. log. (Archibald).. " to l. third.
Time. l:oe as. Roamo, Apto ORC, Guy
Fisher. Harry Rogers; Captain Hansen
and Smiling Jack finished as named.
PrItchard handicap. $1,000 sdded-Dande- :
non, lls, tPowers), 10 10, won; poTante,
ll0, (Archlhaldb, 2 10 ]. second; Neva
Lee. lo2, &C. Miller). IL 10 < third. Time,
l:i5 l-5. No other starters.
Fifth race: six furlongs. selling-Smliey
Met1ner. III. &C., RusselD 3 TO :, won
Free knight. The Bear, 11o (Kirsch-
bapm>, 10 !. second; Merrill. 1l9.
tI<.ogh). TO /. third. Time, l:i4 LIS.
Combury, Forerunner, Mabel Holander,
81. Joe. Cardinal, Sarto and Sid Silver
finished al named.
Sixth race, six furlonKs. seulng-Bcll
Wcthcr, lO3, (SwectD. 9 TO II. won Fire
ball. loi. (Tapiin), % 90 ;, second; Cres-
slna l09. Ckirscbbaum), 1S TO ]. third.
Time. 1:l2 10. Right Easy, Fantastic
and Huskcy finished as named.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-19
Entries for Houston,

Special TO Tho Tribune.
HOUSTON. Tex. Nov. 1s-The entries
Tor Thursdays races at Houston are as
follows
First race, three quarters Of a mile,
purse-Rose OF the Rancho, l12: Lizzie.
IL; Gus Cuniot, 1l2; Tsploca, 102; w
+, Wiley. 102.
Second race, three quarters OF a mile.
selllng-lsabclle Aintree. l07; Safeguard
iO&. Conjurer. Jog; Dick Redd. 106: Rifle
Range. 9s: Queen ut the Lowland %:
Bltterman. loi; Ny Love. 1o2; Brooks
Belle 10
Third race. seven-eighths of a mile,
sellins-Miss Delany. 1O4, The Bear. lO4 ,
Doc Allen. 100; Doc Allen. l07: Ilmeter,
%; Hancock. %; Golf Ball, 90: Minie
Bass. 80; Toy. Boy. 100; Momentum 100:
Miss Topsy, "a.
Fourth race, one mile. selins-Adosso,
IL; Reside. lcI; Stole, 100; Lord Dixon.
100: Flavigny, l09: No Quarter, l0a: Too
Blue, a.; Deshon, los.
Filth race. fve-eighths OF a mile. purse
Plume, los; Nellie. los. Miss Gratitude.
l0o; Autumn Maid. JOS. Sister Ollie 100 /,
FLYING Pearl. 100: Shampoo, 100; Glen
art. 100: Olivia. 95
Sixth race, three Quarters Of a mile,
Swanuer, lo3; Walter McClnln. 1o3 As
sociate. l0e; Ben Walmsley. 100; China
Belle lo5: Virginia Beach, es; Donna
Elvirs. l02.
Seventh race, three quarters Of a mile
selling-Anna Donohue. aa; Sam Barber
169: Holloway. 103; Gaolhia, 92; Hand MIC
Down. 1oi; Pat Ornus. as; Reticcnt lo5: 1:
Comal lo..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-19
City and Neighborhood

SALT LAKE LODGE NO. .. I. o, o. T.,
has arranged 10 give a series OF dances
this winter, the first 70 be held tonight
AT ]. O. o. +. hall. All odd Fellows ana
their friends arc Invited.
ANOTHER case OF smallpox was re-
ported 10 the board of health Wednes-
day. making a total Of fourteen cases IN
the city and at the isolation hospital
The last victim Is Ben Buhl5r. % years
old. of S54 Sixth East street.
j. NJ SVEN. a well-known salt Lake
man. who has been III for some time past
at the Manitou hotel, was operated upon
at st. Marks hospital wednesday. Last
evening reports were 10 the enect that
he was getting along nicely. Or. II. 5.
Scott Is attending him.
EDWARD /. BURTON is the agent
for $50 acres OF land In City Creek can
Won, which he believes the city ought 70
own as a part OF It's watershed, and he
has cent a communication tc the city
recorder on It's way 10 the council, IN
which he iutipates that the city may
have the land Tor $25 On acre.
THE Consolidated Wagon and Machine
company sued the Trenton Land and In
vestmcut company in the Third district
court Wednesday TO recover SZ525. al
legged 10 be due on a promissory note for
S4a25 given in payment November l for
a thirty two horsepower Case steam
pIoughng outfit Interest In the sum OF
S323.79 and $3.50 attorneys ices are also
demanded.
toe OF the local National Health lcaguc
has been called Tor O'Clock this cvcn-
ing at Packard hall. in the Free Public
Library building. Al this meeting steps
will ho taken looking toward tho perfcc-
ton OF the league IN this city. The meet
ing is an important one, aud all Of the
members Of the committee are both de-
sired and expected 10 be present.
ONLY ono case, that Of q l7-yesr- old
boy charged with truancy. inCorrigibilitv
and being sassy 10 his mother, came be
fore Judge l.. -. C'owans in thc juvenile
court "Wednesday. The lad was dismissed
With a severe reprimand. His mother Is
to report his conduct 10 the juvenile
court officers. and II the lad does not
mend his ways lie will bc hailed before
that tribunal again.
THE NEXT MEETING Of the Utah
Society of Engineers will be held in the
physics building. state university Fri
day evening, November 20, commencing
at Sis p. m. An illustrated lecture VIII
be delivered by Mr.. Y, l.. Johnson, deal
ing with Gas Producer Plants at the
conclusion Of which DR.. r. Il. Lyman will
read q short paper on quick aud Easy
Methods of Designing Pipe and Open
Channels for Carrying Water" \ large
attendance OF members and friends is
anticipated, and all engineers arc cor
daily Invited 10 be present. Before reg
ular session commences there Will be
short get acquainted" meeting. in charge
Of Dr. Lyman Plans are under way
Tor holding big engineering smoker
in December
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-19
Nile Race Track for 1910
High School Football

The high school football team is work.
ing as 1T never did before in prepara
tion Tor the Spokane game on Thanksgiv-
ing day at Spokane. The boys are put
tihs In extra kicks every night, practiclns
until dark In order that they may end the
season in blaze of glory The hN,h
schooi now holds the state championship,
ana a desperate effort will be made to
land the northwestern championship. The
spokane team Will outweigh the high
schooI team at least fifteen pounds to
the man, but Callahan is working for
speed TO overcome this great dIsadvan-
tase In weight For the past week there
has not been any scrimmaee work. but
this afternoon the team will line up
against "A picked bunch from the class
teams.
Manager Stout has been working hard
70 complete arrangements for the trip.
The team Will be fitted out first class,
ana there VIII not be anything left un-
done that Will aid the boys In defeat
ing Spokane.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-19
LABOR FEDERATION
HEARS GRIEVANCES
Almost Entire Day Is Devoted TO
Adjustment of Complaints
by Unions.

DENVER, Nov lS.-PracticaIly tlls
entire time Of both sessions of the con
vcntion OF the American Federation 81
Labor today was devoted 10 listening 70
the report Of the committee on adjust
ment. 4 score or more OF jurisdictlonei
disputes were considered. and in a ma
iority Of cases the disputes were referred
20 the executive council or to the con
tending unions. Several sections Of the
report were discussed At length, but
in each case the rccomme ndations OF the
committee were adopted.
In ,he case of the dispute between the
Brewery Workers and the Sfear, En-
glneers the committee reported that an
agreement had been reached between
the two unions.
The discussion OF the contest between
the Brewery Workers and the Team
sters' union caused one OF the most eE-
tended debates OF inc day. The com
mittec recommended that the Brewer
Workers have sole Jurisdiction over ths
tcamsters working IN brewerleS.
sters union. denounced the recommends
tion and declared. in effect that Nh"
tcamstcrs would withdraw from the fed
Grafton II +, prevailed. After the report
had been hcalodly discussed by both
sides tho entire matter was referred I"
the executive council by a vote OF los
70 81.
The report OF the committee aS
whole as amended was then adopted.
presented 10 John WsdSworth and Her
bert skinner, British fraternal delegates.
and n gold bracelet 20 Mrs Wordsworth
4 silver set 81 knives and forks va
presented 70 =. VI. Draper Canadian
IRA tcrnai delegate.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-19
AMERICAS PLAYHOUSE
TO BE TORN DOWN
Madison Square Garden to Be
Sold to Make Room for
Office Building.

Madison Square Garden. the New York
piaEnouse for all sporting events. Is for
SAFE the owners holding the property.
which occupies city block, at s.. 25o. 900
IL is the largest and most widely known
building in the United States devoted ex-
c!usively TO public entertainments. The
ProPerty cost $4,000. 900 at the time OF its
construction in 1889, since which time IL
mas paid no dividends to the investors
no report OF earnings has ever been
MADE but II is thought that the owners
nave assessed themselves annually 10
meet current expenses
me Garden is best known 10 the cvcIist
enthuslast, oeins the home OF former BIZ
cycle shows, and for the past fourteen
years has held the yearly six-dsys' race,
WIN frequent bicycle sprint meets dur,
ing the summer months II has also
housed the round of horse dog and poul-
pN shows; electrical. food. tobacco and
automobile shows: Wild West perform :
ances' circuses and mass meetings; prize
nSh's. wrestling bouts, and athletic meets
should the Garden be sold before the
present scheduled bicycle meet next
month, It Will not interfere with tho races
The building Will he torn down and a
handsome ofhce structure erected in its
place. "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-19
SAAFER ACCUSED Of
RESISTING OFFICER
WeJl-knOwD Restaurant Man
Gets Into Trouble With
Policeman.

J. L. Shafer one Of the proprietors
of the Chesapeake restaurant, on West
Second South street, was arrested
Wednesday night at $50 clock on the
charge of resisting an officer Of the
law. Mr., Shafer was not locked up, as
he furnished a bond of so for his ap
pearance in court Thursday afternoon.
Policeman Mccormick was the officer
whom Shafcr is alleged TO havc re-
sisted
As the police state the case. man
went into the Chesapeake and ordered
a'mcal that. on the bin Of fare. would
cost 90 cents. The man. whose name
was not learned, complained TO the po-
liccman that So cents was charged, and
when he refused 10 pay Shafer took his
hat, The officer went into the restau-
rant to see what the trouble was and
Shafer, it is alleged. called him names
aud ordered him from the place.
Policeman Mccormick refused TO 90
and he alleges that Shafcr struck him.
The alteration which took place al
tracted crowd of nearly loo persons
TO the front of the place. Policeman
Mccormick insisted that Shafer should
accompany HIM TO the station, but Mr..
BRAY. the other proprietor Of the res
tauraut. asked the officer 10 allow
Shafcr 10 go alone. Policeman McCor-
mick agreed to this and Shater slipped
out the back door of tbe restaurant. 80
avoid the crowd, and went 10 the police
station. where his name was taken aud
his bond fixed
The case will proba blv come 10 trial
Thursday afternoon. The man who
4 A IL.
a travelling man who left for Los An.
9clcs on a night train.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-19
MARATHON RUNNERS
TO MEET IN OGDEN

Thsre appears 10 be a great deal of in
terest in the scheduled match race be
tween Dorando OF Italy and Hayes OF
New York. Dorando finished first I'm the
Olympic Marathon race last summer I'm
London, with tho assistance of the off
cials, while Hayes came In unassisted aud
Was officially declared the winner after
q protest had been 6lcd.
Dorando is confident that he can defeat
HAYES and has como all The way from
Italy TO demonstrate 10 the world that
he is the better man Hayes Is IN the
pink OF condition and expects 10 run fast
er than he did in London. which ought
10 give him the race.
The race will be run on Thanksgiving
eve az Madison Square Garden. each con-
testant having posted $1,000 as guar
entec of good faith
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-19
GANG OF KEY-W0RKERS
BUSY IN SALT LAKE
This Is Opinion of Police Re-
Specting Some Recent
R0bberies.

That the police have n clever gang of
key workers 10 deal with is an assured
fact. as, In the past few days frequent
reports OF burglaries. where entrance was
gained by pass keys. have been coming
into the police station.
At 1890 o'clock Wednesday night C. :.
Twlnng, residing at 6l5 East Fourth
South street. reported that his house was
burglarIzed some time between 9 clock
Wednesday afternoon and 1890 o'clock at
night. The burglars secured a gold watch,
overcoat and a revolver.
Entrance TO the Twinng home was
gained by the use of pass key on the
front door. The house WAS ransacked
from top 10 bottom, but valuable silver
ware and new suit Of clothes were left
lIndisturbed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Twining We're away from
home from o'clock in the afternoon
until 1890 o'clock Wednesday night and
hardly had they entered their home be
fore they realized that someone had been
In the place as rugs were turned upside
down drawers and cupboards opened
and the house given general ransack-
Ing
Detectives Chase and Burt went imme-
diately to the house, but although care
full search was made. they gained no clue
as 10 who the guilty party might be.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-19
I'm Hotel Corridors

Two distinguished army officers ar
rived in this city early Thursday morn
ing and registered at the knutstord IN
the persons of Briggdier General L., II.
Thomas. commanding the department OF
the Colorado, and his chief Of stan, Major
X. J.. Hurst They arc stationed at Den
Yer, General Thomas is making his an
nuni tour Of inspection Of the tort here,
and VIII be the guest Of honor at re-
ceptlnn and hop To bo given at Fort
Douglas this evening. The troops are In
parade this afternoon. General Thomas
and Major Hurst will lcav" Friday for
Fort Logan where they will inspect the
troops there,
Three prominent musicians. who are
travelling with Mime. NordiCa, assisting
her In her concerts, were registered at
the Wilson over night, They We're Andr"
Beuoist OF Paris. her uccompan!st Miss
Emma Showers OF New York, pianist, ana
Frederick Hastings OF New York, bari
tone.
Mr., and Mrs. James r.. Davis nf Gold
ield. were registered al the knutstord
wednesday. Mr., Davis is the junior
member of the great mining concern of
LOTUS & Davis.
:, y. Balcom and Ny. aud Mrs. i. r.
Henderson Of Brooklyn n. y, are stop
ping at the Knursford. Mr.. Balcom and
Mr. Henderson are owners Of the or
pheum circuit. This Is Mr. Henderson'g
HrSt Visit 10 lhlS CITY
II. H. Fruzco OF Chicago, u member OF
the STAN OF tho Cort theatrical syndicate,
Is at the Kenyon.
4, Bill GlaZlcr. well known Oakland.
Cal. business man. is at tho Kenyon.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Gardner Of London,
eng arc at the knutsford. Mr.. Gard
ncT Is the representative OF large Eng
IIsb mining concerns who have interests
Il, thIS section
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-19
liz HIGH SCHOOL
MAKES A PROTEST

NFe: PRESIDENT OF the student
- eranlte high school. has
Eo'est against the Salt Lake
= Claiming the football cham
4, " iScs. setting forth as rea-
ne Granite team stands on
sun the high school as far
~ lesins are concerned. Love
we GrsnIte team was refused
70 tne league and had 10 spsr
M ,,,l. .,r ior games. taking any old
@gnt oe offered. II is argued
ttIlhs Tor q state high school
~ all high schools must be
=, 'out Of the high school saws
4 sse where tire Granite team
ts coming as 3 percentage Of
ne 20 and lost by all teams con-
~ place Granite far from inc
4, ae es high school would stand
n ~ us lisr. II has defeated
ssheol teams played. having
Ia sane to Granite. while the
h H0' defeat Ogden nor An
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-19
FINEST" ARE ORDERED
UP FOR INSPECTION

Notice has been posted at police head
quarters requiring every member Of the
department 10 appear I'm the station cor
yIdor IN uniform al o'clock Friday
afternoon for inspection. Lieutenant
Richard shannon and Lieutenant John
Hcmpel win he tho inspecting officers
and any member al tho department who
appears In any other way than neatly
uniformed Will be subject I" sharp
Tcprlmand.
At this present time. all the officers do
not wear uniform oYCGcCut and II Is
rIimorcd that an order VIII be Issued that
every man must obtain one.
other than inspection Of uniforms. Tn"
rcvolvcrs and clubs used by TN" officers
VIII also no carefully looked over by the
two superior officers,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-19
||IY WILL RETURN
|| SPRING MEETING
,.,,sful Business Men viii
france Money for Mile
4 Track.

urrsy. manager Of the Salt
.srr associa ton, W. VI. Hollar
ss,m. left wednesday evening
4 80 Murray will manage the
1 sty.day meeting. which starts
r.', end will also act as starter.
4. Nm selected as the presiding
nan Ian T. Murray, well known
= nan OF Chicago. associate
y, pollar as secretary:
Hn,.,ng W Murray was asked what
~ > mile track for this city.
" several OF the business men
sorgard and wanted him to
..,.osItjon of that kind through.
-. feel satisfied within him.
,n ~ Wwould pay and without a
. n The racing game here he
@ undertake the handling OF a
.,,t which would involve at
.Ers Murray expects 10 return
Ps.-inr 10 give 4 meeting with
=. Kindred horses. and will also
|s.r meeting in the fall. Should
-. proye a success. there is
4, Hat SAT- Lake will have a mile
n isl0 II would he = big boost
Nh as well as che state. With
~ here there would be about
IN horses kept In training for
"a nart Of the season from which
- would receive direct benc-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-19
FIGHTERS PUT UP A
POOR EXHIBITION

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 1S.-"Paekie'
Mcfarland of Chicago and Tommy Muir
ply OF New York fought six rounds be-
fore the National Athletic club tonight.
Tho bout was y disappointment. neither
nghter showing 10 his best ndvsnta ge.
Both men repeatedly missed swings, but
at the close of the bout. Mcfarland had z
shade the better Of the argument.
Mcfarland drew first blood i'm tho third
round With left hook 10 MurphyS nose
but the New York man kept after his
man and AT times forced him 70 cilnch
In the fifth round when Murphy drove Il
hard right to McFarlands wind. the
Chlcagoan appeared To slow down trine.
Neither tighter bore any evidence or the
battle at tho close.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-19
Washington Personals.
| 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune,
WASHINGTON. Nov lS.-Joseph \.
Breckons oT Cheyenne. clerk 10 the SEN
ate committee on military affairs has
arrived in Washington for the session
OF congress.
Senator Warren Of Wyoming Is under
treatment tor rheumatism at Hot
Springs, Ark
Senators Clark Of Wyoming and Hep
burn Of Idaho called at the White house
today.
u. Il. Burley of salt Lake is registered
al the Raleigh.