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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-03
Jacksonville Entries.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
JACKSONVILLE, Dec, o.-Entries foI
Friiay's races:
First race. eleven -siXteenths of mile
selling-Catherinc Caldwell. 9S: Traype,
100 El Orc 1893: Austin SturteVant. los
John a. Munro. LOG: Sir yagrant l01
Fond Heart, 107; Comcdienne. 1O7
Second race. three quarters OF a mile.
purse-O. II. Herndon. 9S: Herdsman.
9s French Girl 9S; Sir Ormonde, i0i
Banives. l03; Ten PAGES. 1O5; Indian
Maid. 9s.
Third race, cIevcn-six teenths OF a mile.
sclllns-Lucette, 90: Sister Phyllis, l0i A:
Ragman,, lo3; Edgely. lo7: Cloisteress.
lo1:, Splendida. l0T; Waterbury. III
Earls Court, 113.
Fourth race. seven-eighths OF mile
selling-Alamo. 81: Endvmion. l0l: Lady
Caroline H., lo2; Billy Pullman, lo2. La
Rejnc Hindoo. 103: Topsy Robinson 104
Cunning, lo5; DE-. Hoizberg 1Os; Court
Lady, 10S
Fifth race. mile and one sixteenth
selling-Pocomoxe. iO3: Hoyle. 1o3: Bosom
Friend. JOG: Jack Baker LOG; Polar Star
l09; Woolstone. 109
Sixth race. mile and nc-six teenth. sell.
ing-Golcondo. 102: Mr.. Knapp, l0i .
agreement. io7; Mamie Alsol. l07 ;
Crepps BeclhanI. 10,; Dr. Young. l0.:
Heart Of IIyacinth. no
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-03
How Players Line
Up in Billiards
BY LLOYD JEVNE.

The balISlinc tournament eighteen Inch
two shots In. nj New York. has furnished
Cline. who are tied with sutton for first.
second ana third money, were not sup
uoSca To have a chance against such play
crs as Sutton Slosson and Cutler. CastE-
mol, the FrcnChman. is a new one on
me. not having met him when | was in
Paris. Dcmarest without doubt is one
OF the coming players. as he is young
and docs not dissipstc to any extent, and
| would not be surprised To sec him n
contender for the worlds championship
against sucn players as William Hoppe,
George Sutton. George Slosson and ORC
Morulngstar. That would make Il grand
tournament worth goins miles 10 see. and
! would also like TO sec my old friend,
Jacob Schacror. in good health and he
would make thcm all go some, but he
is sick in Denver and can't he figured
until he gets well. Demarest dcfeat ted
Harry Cline Wednesday night. 500 TO 3SS.
in the three -handrd playolf, and Sutton
and Cline play tonight III case Sutton
wins. then IL win be Sutton and Demar-
est tomorrow night for first and second
money. and may the best man wiz
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-03
BUSINESS MEN Of
SALT LAKE WIN OUT
JeIfrieS-J0hnsO Contest Is Con-
sidered Great Financial
Benefit.
ZION BEATS FRISCO IN
RACE FOR RICH STAKE
Final arrangements Will BE
Made When Rickard Arrives
From East,

There was great rejoicing among busl-
ness men OF This city Thursday afternoon
and evening when word was received
from "TeN" Ricllard at New York that
he had been awarded the Jcffries-Jonn
son fight, and That he would give salt
Lake City The first opportunity to pro-
mote the contest.
\. Fred Wcy. proprietor of the Wilson
hotel, said that he hoped that the con-
test would he brought To liljs city for
the good that II would do. Ii is The big
GeSt financIal proposition that could pos
sibly be brought here, and every busi-
moss man In the city IS of The same
opinion. There is absolutely no opposi-
tion 10 this contest and everybody is
pulling 10 have the match brought here.
Already several eastern cities have de-
ci1cd 10 run special trains direct TO this
city. and the local business men estimate
that $4,000, 900 will be low figure Of the
money LETT In the state on account ot
san Francisco is trying every means
70 secure this match from Salt Lake; II
is reported that the city council there
long matches. In order to have the con
test promoted within the city limits.
After Big Attraction.
The Salt Lake business men arc not TO
hc outGone so easily In the matter by
Frisco. and are going right ahead and.
all arrangements Tor The contest, II Is
the first real lighting spirit the business
men OF this city have shown to S"cHr"
big attraction aud every effort VIII be
made To outdo san Francisco. Accord
Ing Ia reports but few specials VIII be
rum to California. " the contest is held
there, owing 10 tie off"scasnn for tray
"lcrS. California is Stunned by the tour
lists during tho summer months but the
climate in Utah in the summer Is such
ns TO invite the most skeptcai. During
July The weather is never too warm in
The day, and The nights are always cool
Tho business men contend that with THIS
condition OF affairs alone, the promoters
of the contest would favor this city. salt
Lake City has already gained world
wide reputation for good climate and.
as IL tourist city is fast taking the lead
in the world OF travel. No sooner did
Ricltard mention Salt Lake ihan the east
rrn people were anxious Ia secure seats
FOR the fight, and there was a great
deal of talk OF engaging special trains.
New York and Minneapolis have already
promised big trains out OF tIicir cities
providing ;hc contest is held In this city.
Richard win bc hero in "A few days and
Immediately upon his arrival meeting
of business mcn OF the city will he held
ut the Commercial club Tor iIc purpose
of arranging all details Rickard has al
ready told the people in the east that
this city Is The most beautiful SPOT on
the western map. and he Is IN favor OF
promoting. the match here.
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Emeryville Entries.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OAKLAND. Dec. Entries for Fri
days races:
First race. five furlongs, purse-Sweet
Basil. liz; Serinc Winter, ll2; Rabble.
III; Arthur Rouse. ll2; Herliana, 10s
Elodia b.. lQ9. Clara Sal, 109. Juan. 109;
Cian 100
Second race; three quarters OF mile
sclling--Ampedo 1l5: Mosshack H.; Red
wood IL. ll2, Deneen. ll2, Bumell. 1l2;
Donald, III; ST. Adams. l07; Exchequer
l07; Colbert l07.
Third race. three quarters, of a mile
selling-St, Avon. rs; Curriculum, 1l2
~; velma c.. III; Paul Clifford. liz;
May Sutton. 1l2; Taxer. 1o7; Sam Bar
Der. 107.
Fourth race. seven n-eighths of a mile,
purse-Binocular. l02; Eddie Graney I02
Meltondalc. lo2: Miss Picnic. 80; Sonia,
50; Lewiston 80.
Fifth race, three quarters Of mile
sellin2-Merlingo, ll5; Aristotle. 112; For
del!o, 1l2: J. G. CIcm. ll2; Burlcigh ll2
Princess Jewell, ll2: Lady Kitty, iO7.
Sixth race. tive-eighths Of "A mile purse
-Pico Blanco, ll2; DR. Dougherty lO9;
Rivera, 1o9: Barney Mason. 109; Dircc-
tello. l09; silk. l09; Banorella, 109; Can
tell, l09; Cuvenia, l09.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-03
BOOKNAKERS WARNED
NOT TO PASS MONEY
Betting Will Have TO BE Carried
on the Same as in New
York.

OAKLAND, Dec. 2.-Thanks to good
ride or the part OF Archibald. the Modesto
handicap today went to Early Tide. the
favorit'c Napa Nick. heavily played. led
until G. short distance from the wire but
Denny was Of no assistance and Early
It'd" caught him in the last few yards.
Fine weather, prevailed, but the track was
muddy
in denying a writ Of habcas corpus In
the case OF Charles Brown, charged with
n viola ton OF the Walker-Otis law, IN re-
ccivLNg money on q wager, the state su
premle court expressed the opinion that
the law WAS valid. Accordingly, Carroll
Cook, attorney for the racing associa ton.
warned layers and players not To pass
money.
First race. futurity courss-Ingham.
lol &C.. Wllliams), 10 1. won; Balnade.
lOi tE: Sullivan). to I, third. Time.
l:1l 40, No Quarter John A. Malon H.
lusion. Bemay, Special Delivery and
Sw agerlator finished as named.
Second race. ilvc ana "A half furlongs-
Raleigh +. d, ll2 (Rettig), 4 TO l, won,
JlcN ll2 CMantry). IL TO ). second: Silver
Ghain. ll2 tArchibald), l2 TO l, third.
ert \. Gnlcne, Gale, Helen Carroll, Airie
Fairie. Ocean View and Sully finished as
Damed
Third race. riturity course-Hampass
tSulItvan), To |. second: PhiliStina. 100
'tGlassI. ~ 10 third. Time, 1;l2. Cymbal.
LORD OF the Forest. 1nClement, Beaver
Dam Lad and Bclmcrc finished as named.
Fourth race. nvo furlongs. Modesto
Tide. los (ArChibald). II
10 8. won; Napa Nick. ~ DENNY. 3 to l.
second; Rcy Hindoo. los (CavauauglD.
To - third. Time, :01. Hamper and
Cloudight finished as named.
Fifth race, one mile. selline-Ed Ball
l09 denny, . to !, won; Billy Myer. l0i
C.. NilliamS). 10 l. second Convent
Belle. 10l (Selden), 3 to l. third. Time.
| ~ 40. Mr.. Bishop Coppcrhcld. Aunt
Kit. I,iddlngton. Lndy Alicia. AXIS Ar Ben
and Lady Rcnnsaclar finished as named.
sixth race. six furlnngs -Maurctania.
100 (Archibald). to 10. won Ybor. %
(Mjllcr). - To l. second: Roy T.. 1O6 (Co-
ournp. To !. third. Time, 1:16 1-5. All
finished as named,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-03
SALT LAKE TO GEl|
THE FIRST CHAM
Rickard Promises Business Il
to Get Fight Here, and Wi1
Keep His Word.
MANY SPECIAL TRAINS
ARE BEING SPOKEN
Jefries and Johnson Are Gp,|
ly Pleased to Sec Tex
Secure Fight.
Special TO tho Tribune.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-"sav d.
that ! have landed the JeffFies'I
son fight IN competition, with All
leading promoters OF the world
fight will be one of thu preafes,
vcrtIsements any city ever had a.
will bring thousands of people ~
city in which it is held and will
over a million dollars TO tbo hnsj
interests Of that city. When f'
Salt Lake I promised a dclepat;o.
Salt Lake S leading business men
Snlt Lake would have first Cone
tion if was successful. and viii
that promise. 1t is up to Salt I,at:
The above is the message an
Richard Ely mining man send
Salt Lake at the close of two W.
work, day aud night to securf
greatest battle in the history OF =,
lism. Tonight the Gotham pres1'
placed Salt Lake on the map, nnd
about town the sole topic of cony,
ton is the story Of how tTex'j r
ard slipped into New York and
turcd the fight Of the century.
announcement at Hobokcn that n
ard IS bid had been accepted came
complete surprise TO ali but Rjel
whose carefully laid plans could
60 amiss. Los Angeles and San y
cisco promoters at once besicged n
ard with offers TO take the fight h
even promising TO give him bonr
do so, but "Tcxi - saws he will IIeeo
promise with Salt Lake. II
Many People Going.
According to the Judgment Of j
York sporting writers, there will &
least solid train from this eil<
the fight. Richard has been bs;i1
with requests for ringside seats, no
ter what the price. He has also
ccived wire from Minneapolis
ing that n train viii he made up 4
that city If the contest is held ia
Lake. II is not generally known,
Rickard is backed by some Of
moncyed kings of America in
proposition, all of whom will MAI
a point 10 have business in and an
Salt Lake about the time tho q
comes off.
Both Jeffries and Johnson were
tonight that the fight goes to Riek
believing the record establishei
Goldficld makes him the best ma
America to handle the big eontest
w. D. Rishel, who left Salt Lake
with "Tex' Rickard. leaves tod
for Salt Lake.
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LOOKS Like Gold Feet.

Although IL has not been officially de-
clded what will be done at the high school
in regard TO the Ann Arbor high school
football game. the general impression is
that the game Will be turned down. The
students and n number of the football
boys are anxious for game with the
eastern champions. but whether the
coaches will consent Is not known Mad
dock has not put the matter TO Convill
and VIII not until lie receives further
instructions from the Ann Arbor team
The high school team met Thursday aft
ernoon with Coach Convill and arranged
to have the teams picture taken Friday
The entire squad OF twenty four and
Coaches Callahan. Con2!l and Fenesy and
Manager McCurdy, will be in the pic
lure.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-03
CARPENTERS BUILDING
S|X-DAY CYCLE TRACK
Root and F0gler Make Up and
Will Ride as a Team in
Race.

NEW YORK. Dec. "a hundred car
penters started work in Madison Square
Garden this morning preparing the great
arena for the siX-day bicycle race, which
Will begin on Monday.
IL was announced today that Root and
fogler, who have twice captured six
DAY events in New York City. but who
broke up their partnership last year. had
decided TO Join hands again and will be
contestants In next weeks race. y mum
Der OF preliminarics Will be held on Sat
nrdaS night, match race Tor the world s
sprlntins championship being the chief
feature.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-03
Jacksonville Races.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Dec. AL
though the weather was miserable, the
crowd in the betting ring at Moncrief
park this afternoon showed no decrease.
George Sweeneys o. *. Herndon was
put across a winner I'm the iirst race and.
owing to the excellent showing made by
the horse, when he Won al 40 to J.
he found many hackers at II To q Black
Oaks victory in the sixth was' the pret-
tiest race OF the day. Summaries;
First race. six furlones-O. Is. Hern-
don, u to ., won Harvey F.. TO l.
second. Top Notch, 80 TO l. third. Time,
l:17.
Second race. handicap. six furlongs-
San Gil. TO l. Won; Moyle, 6 to ,, sec
md; Alanion. 6 to l. third. Time, l;lI
Third race si,; furlongs seling-Royal
Captive, 3 to l. won: Woodlane, ! to
>. second: Lord Nelson, II 10 10. third.
Time, i'16 3-5.
Fourth race. handicap six furongs-
Ben Double. 4 10 1. won; Jack Harker
TO ). second. Bosom, IL 10 8. third
Time. l:li 3-5.
Fifth race, one mile. selline-F1arney
6 TO 5. won; Sand Piper, TO /, sec
ond; Admonish, 30 TO ], third. Time.
l:44
Sixth race. one mile. sening-glaclS
Oak. to .. won; Cabegram. to 9
second, Paradise Queen. 10 l. third.
Time. l43 2-5.
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LONG SHOTS HELP THE
B00kMAkERS AT TAMPA

TAMPA. Fla, Dec. Only two favor
tics rewarded the talent today, and these
were al such short prices that the ma
jority of the play was on second choices.
The upset of the day was in tho second.
when S,oneman, after being backed from
even 10 To 10. an unusually heavy play y
going on put up a miserable race. he
Ing outrIn all the way. soil. second
choice in this race. was much favored
and rewarded the hackers by nniships IN
front.
First race. five furlongs. selling -Lottie
Oar, il To 20. won, Diato, 2a To !. Soc
ondi Inspection, I 10 . third. Time
s06.
Second race. SIX furlongs. sel!ins-Scr
10 ., won; Anna Smith, S 10 J. sec
ond; Calthan, 90 to ] third. Time. 1:2l,
Third race. FIVE and 4 half furlongs
selling-Arestus, is To !, won; Uncle
Jim, 10 to /. second; La Sale even,
third. Time, 1:12 2-5.
Fourth race. mile. selline-Dcscomnets
to- won: Ot!llo. 10 l, second; Maxi
mum. to l. third. Time. ,;Is -.
Filth race, five furlonss, solllnS-Lu-
cullus, Z 10 2. won. Balcshcd, 10 . Soc
ond. Bannock Bob, 10 ?, third. Time,
l:07.
Sixth race mile selling--Grest Jubilee,
/ to 3, won; Silvarado. Q 20 ]. second !:
True Boy. 10 l. third. Time, I;al.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-03
PLAYERS LEAVE FOR
CUBA FOR WINTER

CHICAGO, Dec. 2.-Sevcn major league
baseball players left tonight for Cuba.
10 play in an American team in a series
players we're: Mordccai Brown, pitcher,
Chicago Nationals; Adiie loss pitcher
Cleveland Americans; James Archer
catcher, Chicago Nationals: Sherwood
Magee. outfelder, Philadelphia Nationals; (;
Fred Merkle, first baseman. New York
Nationals: ], Levilelt outnel1cr, Wash
ingtoD Americans. Herman Schaetcr, sec
ond baseman, Washington Americans.
The rest Of the team will be picked up
on the trip south
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-03
Y. NJ. {. A. BASKETBALL
TEAM GOES TO OGDEN

The Y NJ. c. A basketball team will
play the Weber stake academy tonight
at Ogden This will he the first game
and as there are several new men In
The lineup from last year, there is a
greac deal Of interest as 10 how the
team Will stack up against outside
teams.
The first home S5mc will be played n
week from Saturday with the Y. M. G. A
team on the Y. NJ. G.. a. court. The
varsity has n strong team the present
season and the students expect 20 make
rnmch troQhlc for The Christians.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-03
AGAINST LENGTHENING
THE BASEBALL SEASON

CHICAGO. Dec. 2.--President Jclrscu
of the American league last night de-
clarcd there was no truth in the repor,
that six club owners I'm his circuit IA
vored a schedule OF l6S games lie said
the whole leaguc was opposed 10 length
cnlng the schedule; furthermore. that il
would not stand for any change except
one providing for less games than are
PLAYED ut present
He believes the National league wants
the longer season, but it would bc almost
impossible, OF course, for tho change to
be made by one organization and not
the other.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-03
STATE SUPREME COURT
SUSTAINS BETTING LAW

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 2.--The stat,
supreme court sustained today shu- valid
ity of the Walker-Otis anti-bettipg law
when il refused to issue wcit of habaas
corpus for the discharge ni Charles
Brown, who was sl2d Novcsubcr %
at the Emcryville race track for accent
ing q bet
The Walker Otis m2ltsJfc uIsse] M
the last session OF thc legislature Is al
most Identical with the New Work law
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-03
Swindlers Hold Up Court.

SAN FRANCISCO Dec. 2.-Attorneys
for r B. Herman. Z. C. Moore and r
w. Brown, alleged members Of the May
bray gang of track and prize fight
swlndlers. argued today for the Issuance
OF a writ Of haocas corpus in the United
States circuit court to prevent the re-
moval Of the accused men to the Omaha
district for trial, The matter was taken
under advlsement. The petition is based
on the ground that the conspiracy with
which the men nre charged was not COM
mltted within the jurisdiction of the Oma-
ha court
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-03
Thorcughbred Sales.

LEXINGTON, KY. Dec. 2.--The best
sales at today's auction OF thoroughbred
horses were:
Bay colt by Semprious- Bon Voyage to
j. w. May, $500: chestnut fily. by Cesao-
rion-Paradise to J. G. Milan. $500: chest
nut colt by McCice California to Hyram
Steel, $500. bay colt by McGeeThe Lady
to w c. Overton, $1,000, brown colt by
Contestor- Sweep Along to w. G. Over
ton sll00; chestnut colt by Contestor-
Laundress 10 w. c. Ovcrtoa S525.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-03
Basketball Men Practice.

The high school basketball squad turned
out Thursday afternoon. twenty six
strong, and was put through hard pre-
liminary practice by Coach dad" Con-
Will The old players and n number of the
new candidates are showing up well and
Will be able To give good account of
themselves In the several practice games
that Will be played within the next two
weeks
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Fight POSTPONED.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. 2.-Owing to the
death OF Fighting Dick Hylands s
mother In san Francisco, Cal, to-
night, the round bout between Hy-
land and Cyclone Johnny" Thompson
scheduled for December 49, has been
postponed. The fight will probably take
place on December 90. Hyland was pre-
pairing to take train for this city when
his mother died,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-03
ATTELL WILL FIGHT
W0LGAST AT ANY TIME

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Dec 2-Abe AttelI.
feathcrweight champion. who meets Char
lie White here Monday. night. yesterday
said regarding a match with Ad VOL
CAST;
III Wolgast wants to meet me I Will
put up forfeit OF $1,000 60 be used
as n side bet and will agree on time
place and other conditions immediately
I Will fight him at 122 pounds ring
side. Wogast weighs i27 and. in my
opinion. can do 122."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-03
LANGF0RD AND JOHNSON
ARE OFFERED BIG PURSE

BOSTON, Dec. An offer for the
proposed fight between Jack Johnson, the
colored champion, and sam Langford Of
this city. was received here today from
Eugene Corri OF London. who claims that
he can assure the boxers 60 per cent OF
the estimated gross receipts. or $50. 900
Langford posted $40 900 forfeit last week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-03
Sophs Beat Juniors.


OGDEN Dec. 2.-The light sophomore
team of the ogden high school defeated
the husky iunior team by Il score OF {
TO o this afternoon.
Although the junior team was outplayed
il fought hard 10 win,
The stars OF the sophomore team were
Ain, Captain Stowe, G.. Parker. Douglas.
The junior stars were II. Glasmann. Scow-
croft. c. Woodoock ard Captain Ycasy.
The lineup:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-03
BANTAMS ARE MATCHED
FOR TWENTY ROUNDS

SAN FRANCISCO Dec. "A fight has
been arranged between Monte Attell and
Danny Webster Ia take place about the
middle of this month. so per cent of the
proceeds to go To Johnny Murphy, a for
mcr aspirant for lightweight honors. who
is reported TO be dying OF tuberculosis
at Honolulu. The match will be for the
bantamwcikht championship OF the
world and the men will weigh IN at lII
pounds al 3 o'clock III the afternoon
They viii fight twenty rounds, Jack
Welch acting as referee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-03
Coach MAY Retire.

MINNEAPOLIS. Dec 2.-The athletic
board Of control OF the University OF
10 investigate the alumni coaching sys-
tenn. The act:s.I OF the board, II is said
grew out Of a movement among alumni
10 depose DIR. IL Williams as football
coach.
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Football Game Cancelled.

Coach Maddox OF the university foot
ball team received word from Cedar
CITY, Thursday. canceling the match
game arranged for next Saturday. owing
To the bad weather conditions.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-03
33&,R RE4Syts e4 ez1zRsa 1RR cause

B. SIS Caarh sol
effect OF
infected condition of the circulation catarh will Its dagabe
OF
threat headaches wateE difficult breathing stomach
health
blood Local alone real value
lotions valuable only for their antispt
depended alone
equals s. Tor curing oaa 1t down into the circulation
from the blood and enes this vital fluid that instead of
the different
heahgng Then
Oatarrh permanently
TIFc
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-21

elderly aunt. he had won Mary's love
without effort To him 1t had been
merely summer Irritation which he
had been willing TO carry on Into
the winter, since it had involved only
the writing of letters which had given
him practice at love making by mail
To the girl, IL had been an awak-
ening of soul, but Tenton was too
self-complacent TO read between the
lines OF her letters. He had accept
cd smugly the frank worship of the
girl, and did not realize that rapidly
she was becoming n woman,
Tenton liked 10 write letters, aud
SO the correspondence had continued
and insplte of his adrQit excuses as
TO why he could not come to Carbon
dale again. the girl seemed to eX-
pect that presently he would como TO
claim her hand
Tenton had encouraged her belief,
for he assured himself that should
he fail to win tho heiresG he would
have Mary to fall back upon, Now
that Miss Mainwaring had written a
very decided negative. he reached the
conclusion that he was glad Of 1t, His
pride had been hurt thousand times
while he was making his campaign
for the Mainwaring million.
Mary Horton was an only daughter
and would receive at least S0O,00O
That was plenty to start them, and
ho might even learn to live In Car
bondale, where he could he the rich
est man in town. II sometimes was
safer to be the largest frog In small
puddle. and In the city Tenton felt
ut times that he was little more than
n pollywog-a tadpole on the edge
of the pond in which there were many