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The San Francisco call., 1908-09-17
orFERs NELsoN s1o.ooo

ou top ~ Cafroth's proposition comes an
ether trsm Philadelphia for Nelson 10 consider.
This Is six round AFFAIR with Mcfarland which
Ea--v u. Edwards of TIE National club of that
Crr wants fO promote during the last week in
Octa1er-founders' week in the Quaker city.
Edwards says that he win give the champion
-he tilv sum az $1,000 for his end no matter
what TIE outcome maF he This is pretty fat.
tu- noe 10 an Ektly that the Battler VIII
tal for En- Tie wants DC more SIX rOuad Affairs
-rr bis. especially Whom lie has a chance 10
rake Mcfarland here ia a ~ round 20 for
rlU -la1nirusltD with twice tile money in sight.
Edwards considers Nelson the greatest drew
ilc card iu Tire business ald that Is why be
makes sreh liberal ofc- for q six round afair.
o WAS Edwards who guaranteed the Dane 5000
f.- slE round bout wifh McGovern a couple ef
valrs acc and fo rle surprise of the country the
rc drew $4,000 and tile Battler carried OF
nearly $1,000 Tor his nick.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-17
DoINGs OF OTHER FIGHTERS

lIse Fisher wants u take the films OF the
l-l-A--e- al. Cans Nelson fights with him
q. rle a-lelt WREN he starts with his al star
hal tossers next November. de talked Win
l0lro-l last night and it II likely that Jim VIII
close tle deal iu q few days that Nike can
eet busy booking tie pictures;
Freddie Welch tile British lightweight has
na-e nropCs ti0n ~ meet Murphy IN 10
round niu al Milwaukee next month and AlBr-
phys manager. I'd Nolan. may take This up If
nothing better shows IN tae meantime
Ben seIig received telegram from New York
last night Offering Joe Cans 5000 for 3 six
round match with Leach Cross. Tommy Murphy
telegram n Joe lie said that be would never
match the old boy aEaiu. but thar II the latter
saw nt 10 take chance be would not Try 10
steer lim on
Billy Pa0ke the middle weight champion. is
LsTinC biz run at The National theater and
since be began starring there packed houses have
been IN order. Fapke was engaged at big
salary and has proved 10 be q great drawing
card. lie boxes every evening with ollie Cor
net. e fast local middle weight and the pair
tearing variety of fighters and once they start
they generally take the Audience by storm
PapEe VIII aDpear every evening az the National
during tic present week
There IS no Glance OF Phil Brock fighting
Julnnv Murphy ar Coma next month, for the
reason that the former hurt his ear in his last
fight and VIII not be in trim 10 enter the
r-ns for couple q months.
Delaney and his other meal ticket Al Kauf-
man. win leave for New York within couple
of dsvs and Kaufman VIII take OF all comers
Dr. LAS several faf offers IN sigbt and hopes
rr get lot of money. He and Kaufman VII
ha back here when Burns arrives IN order %
hurl the fFst challenge 10 the ounce Champion
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PORTLAND
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Henley L, by Groom 4. Base
on balls-on Henley g. of Groom s. Two base
hits-Beck Groom, Hildebrand. Home run
Johnson. Double plays-McArdle 10 Berry to
Williams, Johnson to Danzig to johnson; Nc
Ardle to Williams. Sacrifice hits-Cooney. Me
Ardle Danzig. Beck. First base on error
Portland l. Left bases-San Francisco ).
Portland 5. Innings pitched-By Henley, Z, by
Griffin 2. Base hits-On Henley 6. Runs-0r
Henley l. Time of game hour and 45 min
utes. Umpires-Flynn and Cheyne-
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WILL FIGHT IN Los ANGELES

MILWAUKEE. Sept I6.-Frank MuIkern
manager OF kid" Wolgast and Maurice say
ers. left last night for Los Angeles with his
two fighters. Wolgast will meet Dan Webster
at Jefries club. September 20. and Sayers ex-
poets 10 fight Freddie Welsh Sayers had an
offer to meet Jimmy Pitts at DosAklas wyo
but had TO call II OF and Jimmy C1abb Of this
city may meet Potts there instead.
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American League

ST. LOUIS, Sept l6.-Detroit took today's
game from st. Louis. McIntyre's double in the
first and his single. Sehaefer's triple and CObb's
single in the third accounted for the winning
runs ST. Eouls run was the result OF Kilh-
fer's error Score: r. III. E.
Detroit --.'....-...-.... u 3
St louis .------.-.--..---
Batteries-Summers and .,.hmidt Naddell
and Smith.
CHICAGO. Sept. 16.-Chicago played farci-
cal game here and Cleveland won. Score:
r.. H. E.
Chicago .......-..........- 2 4
Cleveland Observation-Disclosures. o
Batteries-Feine and Sullivan; Berger and
Bemis.
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AUTOMOBILE WAR ENDED

NEW YORK Sept. -l6.-The differences be-
fv-nen the Automobile Club ~ America and the
American automobile association. the foremost
aufouanhIlinE 0rgarizafions IN America. have
been settled and the two bodies viii cooperate
IN working Tor the success of both the Wander
bit cnp race and the grand prize races an
nounced br Che Automobile Club Of America 70
be- held at Savannah Ca.
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HORSE CARGO WORTH s2oo.Ooo

LEXINGTON. Ky. Sept 16.-A shipment Of
horses from the 3fiilStresm stud. owned hy
Miller. Risbop & Painter of New York. com
posed ~ the $50 600 stallion Adam and % brood
mares valued 81 n total of S2o0. .0s0. left today
for New York. whence it VIII be shipped 70
Fralce 70 De sold. This is the most valuable
consignment % horses eFer sent from here By
eRe tTm-
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Beavers Score Shutout
in Spectacular Game

PORTLAND. Ore. Sept. 16.-Portland
won a beautiful game from San Fran
cisco today l to 0. 1t was big league
ball all the way and was featured by
three double plays. Johnsons home
run in the third inning scored the only
tally. The score:
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GraveSend Selections
BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH

BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH
First race-Petticoat, Fashion
Plate, Lady Hubbard.
second race-CalIer, Palm, Pr
rate.
Third race-PrIscilIian, Peter
Ounce, Field Mouse.
Fourth race-MOnfort, Don En-
rique, Gretna Green.
Firth race - Burgher, Black
Mary, L'AmOur.
Sixth race-BIue Grass, ConsteI-
iatfOn. Twilight Queen.
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Hazlett L. Pelton. manager Of the local
branch OF the Auto Vehicle company reporfs
the sale of the first 1909 Tourist car. 1t is
35-4O horsepower four cylinder ear of the tour
ing model and has been purchased BY J. D. Mar
tin Of Yreka- he took delivery yesterday and
proceeded overland TO his home with Mr.. Young
OF the Aute Vehicle company
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-17

Three base hit-0akes. Two base hits-J.
Smith Eagan George Smith, Dillon Sacrifice
hifs-Wheeler. Delmas. First base on called
balls-Of Christian 6. of Briswalter 4 Struck
out-By Christian .. By Briswaiter s. Wild
DISCRIMINATION Time of game-1 hour and 90
minutes. Umpires-0' Council and Perine.
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RACES AT ARROYO GRANDE

ARROYO GRANDE. Sept 1e.-The Arroyo
Grande driving club has been reorganized and
will conduct a race meeting October % q
and "a. The entries will close October I3.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-17
NEITHER HIT NoR RI.

VANCOUVER. B. c.. sept. I6.-George Epgle
achieved no run. no hit victory over Spokane
today. In the second inning Kfeitz of Spokane
hit home run. but did not touch first or third
and Spokane was shut out Score.
Il. H. E.
Vancouver /
Spokane NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o q
Batteries-Engle and sugden; Killilay and
KreitZ.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-17
Suffragette Is First in
Willow Handicap
Carries James Rowe's Colors 10
Victory on fhe Graves
end Course
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

GRAvESEND. Sept. 1s.-Sunragette.
racing in the eolors of James Rowe.
won the Willow handicap. worth 81. 900.
today. The daughter of Voter won
ronping by a length Trance. a one
time stablemate of hers. was second.
1t was the first time in nearly I'VE years
that the racing colors OF Rowe have
oeen seen on racecourse in this vicin-
ity- The Huguenot had previously car
r1ed the INTO victory. Summary:
FIRST RACE year olds. selling. $500
added. i've and 4 ha,f furIcngs.
= Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
nagman- lt0 4orkel---- --------------..--..-.--
16Oo.Pad- W tCttiienf- -..-..-...............-
Prudent. les fSweeti- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Time. los Belle OF the Ball Grania. Fore
out, Uncle jim. Eschau. Author. Sandy HILL
Duke OF Duluth. finished named.
SECOND RACE year olds and upward
two and half miles:
Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin
lronsldes. Ia o. Lynch hl-.-----.............- 1
Waterspeed. 135 Davidson nl-................. >
Perseverance. IA (NIcKinneyf. ................
Time, 4:5S- Agent ran fourth
THIRD RAGS year olds. selling $500
Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin
Miss Sain. lG3 tShiiling} }.-...................1 1
Whip Top. 81 NIcCarthyl. yl..................s
Castiewood. 1o0 tE. Duganl. anl........-.........
lime. 1:41. Sir Clegss. Wild Refrain. Duke
OF Brigewster. Antaeus. Coincide, Miss Delaney.
FOURTH RACE-The Willow. s.. 600. year
old hllies. I've and a half furl0ngs:
Horse. Weight and Jockey Fin
Sufragette. 10 tNotterl. rl......................1
Trance. ia ~. Leei. .............-........2 =
Spectatress, loo tMeCarthyf. hyf............-..... 3
Time. l:O6 40. Taboo. MaScarada, Sun Dance
Sententicus. finished named.
FIFTH RACES year cIds ana upward sell-
ing. purse. SOC added. one mile and a furiong.
Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
Lord StanhOpe. 9S lCrOwellyl yl..--..........-.-.
CafrugOrm 10Y fFfral
Lad OF Langden. 10l Leach. ...........-......
Time. :53 10 Golcoasa. Still Alarm AMI
mus. Aster dor. Crack Shot Colonel White
Lady karma. finished named.
SIXTH RACE-3lares. all ages. handicap,
purse $500 added about six furiOngs
Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
Lady Winifred 81 iSumteri. eri................... 1
Alriuche 100 ~. Butler rl....................2
Tine Tia AZ 1s,,s s., ,;,,,.; :
pIoslon. Cressns, Mombassa Alfuda anIshed as
named.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-17

". 4. Engemsn. proprietor Of the Brighton
Beach uack. has made positive declaration
mat NC injecting viii be held at that course this
fan
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-17
Los ANGELES
OAKLAND
DfaI -sf--
sBatted for Christian in NINTH

runs AND. HITS BY INNINGS
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-17

There seems TO be much confidence in tho IN,
tJre among those most concerned in -fi,e vvaIfsra
Of the New York turf. II is said ON excellent =,
tority that there VIII be good racing on the ye,v
York tracks next summer. no matter who NAV be
elected TO Office this fail 10y ss
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-17

Starter Jake Hoffman. who has been Idle
since the sudden termination of the summer
meeting al Latonia, will WELD the barrier AT
Lexington, which meeting opens SntuTrlavs and
later at Louisville and Latonia.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-17

William Hawkes. string. just in from Butte
consists Of Northwest Pimkiu. Duhme. c1esr'
lighter. Gretchen G. Spring Ban. Iegatee ana
Aunt Kit. The last named is wear old
hlly that showed good form at the Montana
race. Pimkin was in very good form AT Ruffe
and Hawke declares that he should have won
be augmented within few days by Good Cheer
mare that has been turned out during the sum
mpr in California W Sa-'.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Cal
N~.~A - TAAa

March 10. 1908.
TO THE PUBLIC: This Is to certify
hat ] suffered for a number OF years
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-17

There Is TAX Of a REORGANIZATION OF the New
York jockey club. The OF Il. T. Wilson
Jr- and James Butler mentioned in con
nection with the Craftsmanship now held by
August Belmont. Belmont has announced that
he means to campaign the cream of his stable
in England ard France next season and fhe
eastern turf governors do not relish what seems
TO be a desertion of the American turf in its
troublous days James r. keene makes the
authoritative announcement that he will nor
race IA England, as had been fn;imated and
declares his intention Of sticking to the Aner.;-
can turf
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-17

NJ. J. Hayes brought back only Listowel and
Johnny Lyons. Listowel was the chief main
stay of the Hayes stable after Johnny Lyons
The Meadows. 1t is extremely doubtful IL
Johnny Lyons ever faces the barrier again, the
leg that went back on him being in very bad
shape. His owner figures that attempting to
train him is out of the question for at least a
year. He viii be retired TO the stud il his
bis owner fears If Listowel shows his Sea tile
form here he will help TO I'LL the void in the
Hayes stable created by Johnny Lyons retire
ment.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-14

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TIE Cato1 PaEt6e from u.snver =,
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t0r1 LHPeo1 a ra.iarEeg Es-s VII sr-
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L1es VII saE virgin -sr-T.orT crr-h
aast ss71-c Mr. Pfsrrs sslts,: -nar
Eors F0Tlt begin thirty taTx as-s-
.1= ssSck EIs Subscribed. I1S he
r.o = lss=st 70 hare ears moving INSIDE.
% aN4sc -sC-hs, ant pru5ab,y il
aE1e months
Eea tis-a1cs e.sv=ret: from ne-a TO
-es DszV@r city limits will D. forty
@tx1- niles and tha road rfIt ax-
ssec sc-1= 1y= a1; halt niles into
t1s asar- o. D@cve- Arra,ra-so-x
eaTs a@sc maze rrh Dervs- su--
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ni4e ard re= freight rates IL lsa.- a.
e@s cent lower Khan Ia S-as-4 ,i-ss
MY Prs-cs also state. TIA. "a 80
posed road would connect c,-a.ay.sv
VIE -Fs-E -Eti-Ca6 xes- o. -ha Miss
assi75i which =-.s-s,. Denver rns
slactrte -oad would bring C,-sarsr -.
trc- sTsrT line, and after ,hsr xs-a
.o2fet- haul then hack 10 D.s-vsr
A1a clsIrlo1ts them 70 their re,s1,s,---
iTz companies
1ss@a sS- trae5c ~oule b. esr.h.-
-,saTc Tlth : siy-y-u,sryr sss---i-.,,
-.s lASI train lsGvLnc Denver A. III
, n All f-el shr would D. h,,r.s,.
~ A.zet- and thsre would D. n, -.
81 Or stock or produce living ~-,1-
: ssd!1s Tor days ~ time. a. = 81
90. tee case wt-h the steam -,,,ss
AZ $ expected that the "a So, ar
ssFH'ce viii require one bo-- -
I !, 'e~a minutes between Ns-a -
A.sl1e'- as against TWO hours Nv ~
steam roads - 'As
-,-.,---. t~7St lons we're asked O. the
promoters and many members ~ -
-,-o expressed themselves il $50
- ne proposition, or in f7ct ~ A.
S-',eo tca' made for a srnrt
~ as stated that The sls,-,-f., go,
g9lti be operated for cre-,h hfr,, - -. ~.
Ntense % a steam road M, -
.aliRTe o. an electric iuts-r-@1- 49, -
- -.-'g 81 ossn SHOWN either in NE sas,
-, MT Pierce said thar !,
rsL. -,1 oring many people he-p ,-,,.-,
~ ,ss NJ. 70 i've and many scholars -
~ ~ s>oF,nal' ana ,he pleasure t-Se,s.
-, sg S,.,s.i. SnsaeYs ana holidays wouia n,
rad a. a .. 'ne risht of way has nj
syc-,.,,,, o,ea acquired, and. with ~
viii bs -rt ~. very small portion.
eral gentlemen fror, way, >eF-
We're present. and au Lupton
themselves in favor o, ~, Snprssst,d pd
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Line
FOR GREELEY
CDs4Nk EEfiL- GLIB GIyES TY~ IN.
DsoESkNINY.
COLORADO INIERURBAN
Hesxy-axhc Ai3..s To L~nyeY L, o.
Hss91 and Fifteen Ninate,. VIII
Tap Coal Yields And Cary
FreixAs-

A iEarr II E=ssr Us le=e1 na.- i
Ia zt1r- -a secure El1r.z- rzil-1s. !
for GrssieY.
4 2rr1ost-l1a :! -ae CsI,-aa9 il.
ssrlfoa1 en'-- 7anT WIS laz- 4T=atz :
indirect dy ta@ Commercial eIzb s-s
much local capEEal L aIreatv sub-
scrIoss'.- Lh=r= were III. o-= o. cxo
oetserle1z 20 ttz i1tp-zeE=z. ard
these o. the zrpurts oclF that The
osaer CON pa1les vttet desired n
cnCs II here stoEi5 BE- .raa-=s zf-L
Ens za1z= c'71.sttera-iQ1- However. as
the oth@r cnnPa1.Iss had so FAR --a.
s<nfsc lcE1I-g -a-zt5l= IN TIE ~sr ri
= proposition 70 .ke club. tnz. or.
zaE EE1a-tc1 decided 20 wait no lo--s-
and 10 give lis support u .hs So
1s1 o. The grG1zt- Senator CIar-,r,
5rssIc=1E of t6e organization. ee-s-,
"A SPOKESMAN ot -hs gathering. whs-1
numbered seT=raI hundred --s-
dub members and ctrs1=-s- ana sIIs',
The -izErtc. coErr rool- Mr.. CIzy+oT
read TIE rePo-t OF the directors
which atTLset the Endorsement of -,
Colarat7 lntsruraa1. and the rsas5r,.
fc- s1ca Endorsement.
The financing OF the road ws1t n-
promoted bg the IrterGrbar C1,.
strVe-lon eDt- parg, which will ASSN.
eolTrol Until the line becomes orar.
atiEe. when the Colorado Inter, :,
company will take over the holl51-s
On n@hzlf Cs the Construction e,-,.
oary, IesE-s- Rsaser ard Pier
erieeT outlined the proposition ry
which they zill come before tho r,-,-
pie Of this vicinity in an EFFORT - I'M
terssr local capital They clair, erl
SIR. Clayton Of the club verified 10
statement. as credentials hal l.sr
presented TO the committee tha. tbs,.
have eastern backing to ths sv,sp,
Of si-3e@.e00- The construction vii
cost s2,oG0,90a, and the 500 o60
MUST be raised i'll Colorado First
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-14

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The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-14

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s -iis sagUe fa lie zlIEz-v -vsrxsf
axe 5r1z@ ig,l-. tsGr -za- ant u-ess-
4a2 n.is.,i- EIsrz ara 1 -z. tf2zed
firtf-s q Tie s1rIIIrT vlz~- shess.
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11airF i1FIuz jrar=ar.1I trom
t1rT iaf E7uarF 9fhciais ere is
Atr-e ghaucs Or -he sI lz- who
1tres % E=r Ia 1iaueE aaef - srlaz
-ie -d-eH=a u .'yariee
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-14
WM Decorate fer - :.

-AH = Al-i-t 1l stacT.
= ~ ~ '- rA,@t- f-@fli' Den
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t,s.,-. - '1'-9 F@-l1F = Mr.
= Al rora =
-'1Al 70 th@ streets eftT-
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lz'= la>r atoms
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iar1-a-drs wzzz r1= CtL
rive
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-14
Why God. ar. Iaaze-.,.,,.,

E'-HzHsse gsg haVz s1urrsa-4. eyrs.t-
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The rzs.epr-1l zat t.sT=ioc -.- 1t -he
zzr1ls- rdsf1 voG.t 1Cr
1i7z s5lIaf I'D g11@l- = ,s same
vlrd IL Injections Ilseas-4 Fytuh-
cder-a- srart'zc tsT=r -s and
v1ocElZ e1uz1 ara - uzf5cs
t=tg 20 8e contracted -he
e1l4f 1aa a esif- T1I ,rona
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I said r1zE - any 1r1er sf1az-
al6I zll le1-s. LEz and
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ghfaa I1zrlsil Cough Re TEE
t i--A''t -1'l.ir 44lts cfIf=a q by
'.-s preparation have ma. STA
PIE at-ael@ 1f trstz over na-
% iae E1rLt- For sa.= trrx
gsrs
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-14
Boost Greeley-Made Good

r. s79v4-r firms are engaged in making Crssley-znz
Is TO gour interest and for rne ornament goro Q
- -=7 be aided III creating -ehazHc 'o1 elerf wares
le~,~-. 7-.r=r=r and wherever you CAM and he
-1r--- cn---1---1-g
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-14
Had a Frrd c

A woman Or y.
check az the - ''.
Monday afteru-l !,
ice Cook. and 'l :
Cooks wife So
and carried 4 81,
Officials knew ,,y
lives on 4 FIrel ia
married. Tt' ,ts
After three hoE ". .ss
az the polics So IA
She WAS also ~ n
three witness nj
she is dement, nd
her home sou Is
where her bias 5y
teemei. She ms
the Cook ranch at,
that Cook had B '
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-14
. At So trlt

road. 1lt s-2--- t2N =,
lens. their ass =
were Mr.. s.. JCt- ga ~
OF The canning ---. a..
ton Mr.. Ol<cl
1t.srear lfas hc- lsi
with questions as 7 -
anticipates. a4-- -e - !,
h1c Mr.. pIe-rs -
stand the ssaE {,
Finally q u1-- .' =
asking thai TIE
ors- which -ecc
1fsne OF the Q- L,,
ed. 1, WAS also - -s
gentlemen hay,- 20
uo1l. be given sAl''
ton.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-14
LOST LAPGE Sun
On An OLD FAiE
rsLs.a-sx >A1s e<zx1A1.x.x-
garn,nr--f Thar Lncai CAMe Fesl1Hr
Ln4x 4N.H,ss-

s1eGfal 70 -.is. EsiIT --1ure
Council Slu-fA "a Orr -
mad g.E1uz i-s fstdrzsa a .ettsy
Cnin-- IEs I1a.is ,aruglaiu- le 1n-
Ire rdaC lie vas IIIIe5est 1-r lls,-
i1d ~ confidence neu E7u uada-
1enr..- aIs: Council EhI,s = .zds
Inr5,. -srz
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-14
Ecr r-hrnr.- L.

| l- array was
G2ff says
IN p nzol,
--@ Alr- reD-
a.. Fef relic
.--.. h.=a city
,s-- -aa 70 ~ C lain
aN.+ 4-aF pe-r
~e 2. FEtt =! Il
1+ - glst-s.