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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-08
NEWARK FANS
ROOT FOR GIANTS
ALMOST TO A MAN
Scattering Votes Are Given for
Murphy's Cubs, but Not
Many.
WHAT THE EVENING STARS
SPORTING EXPERTS HAVE
TO SAY OF THE CHANCES.

SAM MURPHY-Those Cubs
play the game all the time.
They are brainy and can hit, and
have 1t on the Giants on the
bases. New York cannot beat a
good left-hander, and il Pfeister
works. it looks like a victory for
the Cubs. Give me the Cubs,
anyway.
BERT DODGE-The Giants
are a plucky lot; McGraw a
leader of leaders. With Matty
against Mordecai Brown, 1 like
the Giants chances.
JAMESM GOULD-It'sa pitch
ers' battle. The mighty Mathew
son ought to win 1t.
G. A. FALZERAThe Cubs for
mine. Matty may be at his best.
but somehow I like that perfect
baseball machine, the Cubs.
TOM DUGAN-Pick a win
e and you could make a
million. Home sentiment will cut
a big figure in today's game, and
the Giants will have all of that.
I see the Giants as the winners.
FRANK FORD-It looks easy
to pick a winner today with
Mathewson right. You know who
the winner will be with big
Six" in the box.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-08
WARRANT FAILED
TO Find HIM, So
HE LOOKED It UP
Insurance Man Walks Into PO-
lice Station and Is Held
on WOman'S Charge.

Edward p. Peckham, an insurance
man, of 1856 Washington street, is locked
up in the county Jail, in default of $500
bonds, for his appearance before the
grand jury, after having walked into
the Second Precinct Police Station last
night and surrendering himself to an
swer charges in a forgotten warrant.
Miss Maggie Schaeffer, of 157 Sussex
avenue, on July % caused a warrant
to be issued for Peckham's arrest,
charging embezzlement of $40, alleged
to nave been due her from the Niagara
Fire Insurance Company, of this city,
by whom Peckham was employed.
Today Miss Schaeffer did not appear
to press the charge, but on the mans
statement he was held pending an in
v~estigation by the grand jury.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-08
ABOUT TO WED, SHE SAYS
MAN IS OUT OF PLUMB.
Miss Stevens, Sculptor, Crit
icises Future Husband.

NEW YORK, Oct. S.-When Miss
Edith Barrett stevens, one of the most
promising woman sculptors OF this
country, weds Howard Crosby Parsons,
the real estate manager of the. Penn
sylvania railroad, at the Church of the
Ascension, Fifth avenue and Tenth
street, mex Saturday afternoon, sne
will marry a man, she declares, very
much out of plumb, according to a
s%culptor's eyes,
Miss Stevens lives at 6S Washington
south.
According to the calibre, which
sculptors use and which measures the
thousandth of an inch," said Miss
Stevens. II find hat Mr.. Parsons's
eyes, ears and nose are not just where
they should be. So when 1 made a
Perfect model of his head it didn't look
like him at all. OF course, l broke my
idol"
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-08
RESCUE PIG
BIRD CARRIED OFF.

CLAYTON, Oct. ga strange b,rd
the size OF a large turkey buzzard
pounc down upon a litter of small
pig belonging to Daniel Gaskill, near
Fries Mill; and flew away with one yes
terday. The bird was chased a mile by
TWO crows, and hen hard pressed it
settled on the farm of James Patterson
and dropped the pig. Patterson re-
turned the pig to Gaskill, but it seems
ne had been watched by the bird, for
no sooner had they left the pig than
the bird attempted to get it again. The
bird looked like a buzzard, but it is
believed to have been an eagle.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-08
BATONYI IS SUED
AGAIN BY HIS WIFE.
Papers Served on His Arrival
from Newport.

NEW YORK, Oct. 8.-Aurel Batonyi.
the noted f~our-in-hand whip and horse
show expert, arrived from Newport on
a Fall River steamer yesterday morn
ing, and within two hours was served
in two more suits, brought by his wife.
Mrs. n Batonyi. one of these
being a. second action for divorce.
Mr.. Batonyi said: This Is rather
strange. There is one divorce suit
pending In the Supreme Court already,
wherein sixteen charges Of misconduct
are made against me. If any of these
sixteen allegations is true, why start
another suit, particularly as the first
action is set for trial e month.
Moreover, I instructed Morris Cukon
my attorney, to pay the calendar fed
and to press my suit to a trial."
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-08
GAR AND STORE
WAGON IN CRASH;
DRIVER MAY DIE

AS the result of a smash-up between
a delivery wagon of a big department
store and a crosstown trolley car at the
corner of White and Day streets. Or
ange, today, Patrick Shay, of Schalk
street, Newark, driver of the wagon,
is in the Orange Memorial Hospital in
a dying condition from conclusion of
the brain, and his helper, John
Gaenthes, of SO First street. Newark. is
unconscious, though not thought to be
fatally hurt.
The conductor of t. car robert
Herman, was arrested.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-08
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

NEW YORK, Oct. S.-Local forecast:
showers and cooler tonight and Fri
day. Light to fresh north to northwest
winds.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.-Forecast for
New Jersey: Showers and cooler to-
night and Friday; fresh north to
northwest winds.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-08
EDWARD WILDE,s WIDOW DEAD.

Mrs. Elizabeth Wilde, widow of Ed
ward Wilde. of Bloomfield, and moth
~er-in-law of the Rev. DR.. George w.
Smith, district superintendent Of the
Newark district Of Methodist Episco-
pal churches, died In Rochester, N. r..
yesterday. She was 81 years old.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-08
MIDDLETOWN. Pa. MAN HELD.

Alonzo Sohn. so years old, a cripple,
wanted in Middletown, Pa, on a serious
charge, was arrested last night and will
be held until the arrival OF the Penn
sylvania authorities.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-08
Feeling In New york.

NEW YORK. Oct. S.-The Polo
Grounds, where today's contest takes
place, was a centre of growing interest
as the morning advanced. Groups of
enthusiasts were there before daylight,
some coming from their night work
to gain points of vantage. Police ex-
tras began to arrive early, a special
force of 500 men having been assigned
for duty inside anc outside the
grounds. A goodly share of these ex-
tras were held in reserve for possible
emergencies. for with such a crowd and
such intensity Of feeling the officials
were prepared for lively and perhaps
d~isorderly scenes. The record crowd at
the Polo Grounds is q shade above 3d.
GOO, but this Is expected to be far ex-
ceeded today.
The weather outlook gave promise Of
almost ideal conditions. Occasional fog
banks rolled up from the south, but not
a storm cloud was in sight to threaten
the approach of the gofne.
The intensity of interest was not con-
fined to baseball circles. but was gen.
eral throughout the city. hotels, clubs,
the exchanges and all public places be-
ing centres of anxious and excited COM
ment. A number of clubs and many
private citizens have arranged private
telegraph connections with the Polo
Grounds to procure early information
of the results.
Early today an army of workmen
rolled and scraped the ball grounds and
running raths, picked off the loose peb-
bles and cropped the grass still closer
until the whole field was a sweep Of
immaculate g~reensward cut with run
ming paths of geometrical precision--a
fitting arena for the coming contest.
The vast amphitheatre of the Polo
Grounds was also undergoing hurried
enlargement for the on-rush Of visitors.
A new grand stand was to be utilized
for the first time, and 1000 extra chairs
were being hastily installed.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-08
GIANTS AND CUB
: GAME FRENz|ES
WHOLE COUNTRY
CONTINUED from First Page.)
PAST RECORDS OF CUBS
AND GIANTS COMPARED.


motto of the management. Last night
Wall street brokers were offering as
high as $15 for box seats. Many sent
their office boys to the grounds this
morning as early as s O'Clock to stand
in line AMI get the best seats.
While the ticket Spectator is foiled
Young America cannot be so easily
baffied. Last night at 9 o'clock there
was a string of boys and men waiting
in line at the gates. Few OF these had
enough money to buy their p p let
alone a baseball ticket, but they saw
a chance to reap some small coin. By
being first in line they figured that
their places would be worth dollars.
and probably they will. To be sure of
overlooking nothing they brought pill
lows, blankets, boxes and lunches with
them and camped by the fence all
night. Bright and early this morning
they o a few yawns, shook them
selves out and were right on the job.
1t was announced that the lineup
this afternoon would probably be iden-
teal with that on the day when the
disputed game was played.
Manager McGraw said today that
he had no thought of any outcome of
the game but another victory for New
York. I'VE won the game of Septem-
Der % fairly and squarely, but, now
that the officials of the National
League have ordered it played over
again, We'll show them that we can
win," said he as he reached the club
house at the Polo Grounds.
Especial to the Evening Start
WASHINGTON, Oct. S.-"Who Is
going to pitch for Chicago today 2"
asked President Roosevelt as he en-
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-08

Especial to the Evening Start
WASHINGTON, Oct. S.-"Who Is
going to pitch for Chicago tOdny. 2"
asked President Roosevelt as he en-
tered his Office this morning.
He WINS told either Brown or Pfeister.
would like to sec the game,' re-
marked the executive, ait will certain
1y be a battle rOyal.o
Cañon City record., 1908-11-26

Orube, Mamie Mrs. In NEk NwA.
beginning at intersection OF d.
line 18th 0t.. 4 N. line Main 81.
Canon City, thence q. on Main
q. 80 n. at right anglee N. 120
n. at right angles w. 80 n. At
right angles, 8. 130 n. to begin-
ming ......... ......... ........
Mainline. Y. E.......... .0Wk DWA
In 9Ek MEX Q. OF river. .......,
NEA Sen exc. R.RARsssrvoir.
ZEN 80A ......
NWN BWK exc. tracts sold. ....,
HAN, Louis p. .Lots Z. Q. 10. H..
Hallwood Gold q Copper Co.. .Bo-
nansa- Copper 4 virginia Lodss.
Bar. 16B11 ......l..... ..... -.
Harrington. Ell1abeth. II . N. Pc
Ravkins. ". L. .1M NWA, nm 0WN
r.visy. y d. WV 1wI IVA; MiK Sii
Surface only Reservation fUf
Olrpsts and bitches.
0Aoloa, ura. Mia L................l
Cañon City record., 1908-11-26

DWELL. Mrs. T. L.. .lmpts- Pub. Lands
% r. BY les q. lying 13S Il.
westerly nom block - Canon
CITY. bslng 80 n, treat la ceatdf
oe OFsoAWooa ave. anA extend
lqe les a. 10 eeatoe - alley
block - u extsaAsA. A1no : n.
~ 119 q. bo1ng . en0A1nuatioA
* III oe allay thru 0Dock - u
ooAtinued wsseeray. ......... -.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-26

M0ty, CnAB- r. IN M N" y US8IM-
ming at N. side New York ave-,
(extended WY from Atwaters
addition) - IT. WY from SWA
lot 81 said Add, thence My
parallel with said lot to So.
Canon ditch. WY along said
ditch 40 It. Sly parallel with
said lot to New York ave-, II ex-
tended. Ely 40 IT. to beginning.
Reservation for ditch ........
Cañon City record., 1908-11-26

1! Il 4! ! / !;
y,or. Z. - Ar. o II 30 ITO
s'sf: 81: + g g e g e e i:s i:s =, -
E.o.sR O l.. 800 1915
Tior. c. c. Al. o.
e.ies SO 1881
. s's:: ;'s:: .. :. a.. q '.''' 800 1880
,,.,. 9. o.41 g '.''' $50 1857
Cañon City record., 1908-11-26
Ds.sivesaa1s.sssay
nAss4sssssoa es1s
nA2on.~

I. ;. :. Z. 8. WI Z. al . to 1s
All block ! ana : .......... ....
Reserved tract 1313 Il. b. as
& BY 1891 T. by SS.4 t. lying
West OF ......................
Commencing LIS It. W. from n
" Cor. Of lot
" along q slde Front street 30
n q. 100 Il 4 about 81 f. n.
% n 70 beginning ........ -.
Beginning 80 II. .. Of DW Oor.
ZEN 0Wk ...................
thsnes =. i4s Il. n. ss dec. ".
1SS n. Q. II deg. 20 min- ". -
II except D. 4 r. q. 1t q w.
aAd tract TO ". T. Johnsoa.
Beginning ct NV Cor. lot -.
thence W. IS Il q 1o7 n. a 3s
r. N. 10s t. : inches 10 begin
A1n9. ...e
Beginning at Nh Cor. block.
thence q. u deg. 20 min. W. :
ch. - links, @. e deg. % min.
z. ch. % links, N. % deg. 4
: ch. 50 links. N. 70 deg. 20 min.
". I ch. 86 links TO beginning.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-26

y ..... -. -. -. -. ......
II. II ...... ..... -. -. go.
T. = ................
. TO IL Incl. ....... 49,. -. -. +.
WI block ........ ...... 49,.
s.s.... .
8, .. and tract to make lots lis
y Qoep ........ -. ......
"a - ...... .....
II to - incl. ........ -. .....
a., ~. %. 80. ......
I to incl. except 80 II front
on Santa Fe ave-. By 136 r
ooop. ..... .........
1S. 10. ~. - ...... 80. -. 80. :.
.. .. 10 ........ 80. -. -. .....
3 and VIZ I =. 1ih #. s..
I TO II Incl. Is. 1S..............
Z to . incl. and the front % r.
H..
Cañon City record., 1908-11-26

Beginning at n point which 10 8.
SO degrees 50 minutes 80 sec
onds W. $50 n. to center Sec.
u, thence N. 0 degrees min
ute 80 seconds, e. so rods N. 50
detirees 80 minutes 80 seconds,
4. 700 II. 8. 0 degrees minute
80 seconds, w. $50 It. 8. 80 de-
grees, 81 minutes 80 seconds.
W. lS0 n. 8. o degrees I minute
50 seconds. W. 40 n. Q. 80 de-
grees - min. 20 sec.W 31O II. to
beginning -.
In Sen SWk West OF Mayhem
q BoWhem tracts and T. Of Geo.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-26

. and VIZ z. 13k II. s.. ......
4 TO II Incl. Is. 16. 16...............
. to . incl. and the front % r.
Trass iyinx bsev:sc c1a.s:
Plat 8, me d. Z r. @. r r.,
santa re ave and Fraser ava
except tract to r. q c. C. r. r. g..
I TO 8 incl. II 4 T. y u. Is.
le, 10 to ~ Incl $50. -. 900.
80 n by so II OF 8. end 81. 81. -.
Beginning ut NV Cor. block. >.
thence N. u deg. 80 min. e. 10
n. 9. rs deg. 30 min. T. $50 n
10 beginning Of this tract.
thence N. IL deg. 20 min. e. 18S
r. 3. ~ deg. IS min. 2. Its r.
Q. 81 deg. Is min. W. 100 n N.
IS deg. 80 min. ". 50 n. to b.
beginning at NV Cor. lot :. 80.
thence N. u deg. 20 min. 4 %
links. q. 70 deg. 80 min. 3. 7S
links. N. 81 deg. Is min. e. 3
cA. IS links. Q. 36 deg. W. 4 ch-
70 links. n. II deg. 20 min. e.
ch. II links, N. Is deg. 20 min.
W. : ch. So links. TO beginning.
% Il. oy l3s n. Of lots /. :. :.
=. >. S,........... ..... -.
e follows: Comnenclng 76 n
D. Of o. line OF alley in said
block. thence ". parallel With
alley. i3S n 8. parallel with ".
line lot 8. 80 n 3. parallel with
alley i36 n, to east aide oaid
block s N. 80 n to beginning. -.
Beginning at NV Dor lot S.....-
". along q. lips OF alley, pro-
ducod $50 n 8. along ". side
said block. produced 4 Il. 0ely.
10 n to BE Cor. said lot . N.
along W. line said lot . to BE-
Cañon City record., 1908-11-26

sWH, beginning 1871 rods 8.
OF NV Cor. Mex gWA, thsnos
@. 81 degrees, =. 37.78 rods. 8.
6e degrees. =. 1878 rods. q II
degrees 30 minutes. r 43.A
rods. 8. ee degrees 20 minutes.
e. about 1a rods to 8. line NEA
EWH, Sec. u, b. n rods to SE
Cor. NEk GWk, N. SO rods to
NE Cor. NEh 9WA. ". so rods
to NV Cor. NEA 6WA. g. 1871
Cañon City record., 1908-11-26

lRAs . s3s
u 70 - ~ 10 40
. Opal Cresk Loo
K Her. W..t ~ ssA - :. .,:s =
Q y3oe. C.C.AICo 1Oeo to.o0
20 CAAoa q. 1AriARyndD 10 ~
q 10 n = ~
o.. q. -
Cañon City record., 1908-11-26

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Gjiucnjogo in Ncm. ,{cricn.

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illo gSnlbington.
Die etnaiae einIe Sluiideu galtimsre anS
4Enapolis. oercn Nngsuns hns Centrum
beioer st1htsu NM bic Giutte ser
Yerriaigen stanicn sslutten.glfa.
bemie rrrciden.
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gepdd foenirc aiibepabrt
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uno t30 &urnl., 1900 Wittngs. 1890, 100
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Gomfort,
Gtinli6ftit,
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Son 9Ipot1efern iiberau berfauit.
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bat bier cine Srahtlotouotipe scr
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s}rodt5ugc$ mllBtcn Oicien ati1cben.
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Gingc6orencr bon 2lngolo, cinCr por.
hlgiciilbcn aolonic III gcItoirito, err
Grben lb fiir5Ii0 mo griiien 6a8
Sort Ion 2ui5 an. Sic murocn nah
D'bi8cm Sample 5uriif geidln9en.
3lpci FortlBieicn iieltn in oen
Sample mO mcbrcre muroen per.
mun0et.
T rm moon crrci6t Sic Ybi-
lippinen.
Monilo, /. Sftober. - Die omc
riton'dc S6lucbtldili 6lotte Lief unl
/ llbr 9eltcrn friib in oic Nolilon
StroBc Elm lno bate Oiclclbe INN 4
llbr W}orgcns bintcr iid. 9ll9 li2 olli
ibrcm Mc0c nnb MoniIu an 3on
bcun0u poriIbcrfubr, tollcbte lie ga.
lntIhillIc aus mo itbidtc oirrh Si0
male @riiBe an ocn @encro( 9'liB, |
0clcbl0bdb1r 0cS IepartcnlentS BON
gic 9lntlnit ser Sdlahtitiii,
Slottc in Ser Wdnilas 9oi miro NOR
gen 9lodnittng erpartet.
& inc meme Wtorotfo Mote.
YoriS, /. Sfto6er. 9tocb Gin,
gang Der glnhuortcn oaer WtGcbtc nif
lbrc 9enciniune Worotfo Note lino
6rnntrcih lln0 Sponicn nunmebr
nit Dem glufiCBcn ciner glnhport be. |
Idl1Itigt, IN mcl6cr, luie man crnor.
tct, ocn @inpcn0ungen Gcltid)- |
lono'9, GtItrcih 'lln9orn'S lmo Sta,
liens in 5lirie6enltellcnOer 8cile |
gctrogen mcrocn lOQ IS |
miro 3llgcGc6en, ooB 9hlloi SbniiD |
nltrcb Den 0oDcn Oc5 Oiplonutii6eu
Corps IN (nngcr bon ieiner gmcrten.
nrg ais Sulton bon Wnrofto in
&enntrii acIcbt mo oob BON i6rn
feline iormc0e &crmcriung oeS Erin,
sips zines bciIiGcu &riegeS 9cior0crt
lucrocn ioQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-02

Sarlinicr bat man cine Nr5nci IN perltebcr.
ocr gCGcnbcr bicieuHc SlraHibcit ubnmddtia
~. nnt oCren 6clllna iC beredbnet 1T SOLDIER
Nrt pclmlttel Gcbi eS nnr nCrb1ltuibmiibia
AuutciS, cine itit IoIiaen Sabrcu an nieIeu
Inuellpcu bon Fdticnicn beiudbrte 9rfiuouna
oc3 ~ silSbtc lpcnc icoen 6du bon Sd
mortDoioeH belll: ob pcraltct pocr iriib. Oh
ScioeH 0eitrni iit fuHn iit BON Der aeraoeUi
mnrocrbdi0tu 2iIrlinnlicit Ieidt iiber5ellaen.
Etobc miro tolcnIrcl bon y. Gruiineofer 4 90.
gor 1916. Sen 'Iorf. Ocrianoi (lGiJRoSrl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-02
@fenn's
$&'pefel-
t$etfe

Sino 9cluciIe fir iDre perfcfte Tein.
felt uno iniibcrtrofienen meoi5ini.
idcn Bertb. Sic madt Die Saut se.
idneioig itiat Suden uno Id]iitt Die
Seillnobeit Olrd eriinolibe Reint.
glng. @lenn's Sdnefelieife madi
sic @eIi6tsiarbe flar tno iriid. lin.
ii6crtroifen fir Babe. uno Soiletten.
@cbralb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-02
&nnnmer Y Sefer,
GcntidcS ganf- nnb @chicl9cidJaft,
26 Sumtb= StraBc,

,YatiDuni Sduf Of Commerce" "sGcb1uSe.
Wiitgiicocr Der 9lfticubDrc.
sITts rno 8erinuf bon gIften uilo S6Iignius
nenL sSedbfel uio 9rebibrieie aiif dlle baupi
f1chIiden Stdote Gurupn's. 9lns mo Gerlaui
irenloer c5eIoorten. inipie slusiertiDun0 bon
soumadten. Gcbiflstnrten bon unb natb
Seuifbmno. (gpriI27-)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-15
NEW SERVICE
 FOR PINE BLUFF

X new system of disseminating weather reports in Pine Bluff and Jef- ferson county was inaugurated Tues day ill this city by the government through Manager o. B. Dorman of the local office of the Southwestern Tele- graph and Telephone Company. Di- rect reports of weather conditions and changes are telegraphed straight from New Orleans and other points and then telephoned to all subscribers of the Southwestern Telephone Company in this city and on the rural lines. Not only Pine Bluff but twelve other Iof the important cities of the State are to receive this special service.
 The point from which this service started yesterday are: BatesyilIe, Brinkley, Fort Smith, Forrest City, Helena, Jonesboro Mulberry, Newport.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-15

A large and enthusiastic meeting Of the prohibitionists of the city was held at the county court house last night and the court room was packed with an audience seemingly in favor of the present prohibition movement in the city. c. w. Trickett, an attor- ney of Kansas City, Kansas. was the speaker of the evening and he made an able speech from the prohibition standpoint and brought forth much applause from his audience Mr. Trickett was introduced by Hon. J.. w. Crawford of this city.
 The speech dealt mainly with the saloon question from business stand point and was entitled "The Saloon From Business Standpoint. The speech dealt mainly with comparative