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New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
TIGERS WIN STIFF GAME.
Rough Play Mars Contest 7cith Pilla-
nora EleTen.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Princeton y j. Oct 6-In game full Of Wran-
Cling and rough play Princeton defeated VIVA
nova this afternoon by score Of y 10 O. TWO held
goals made by Cunningham. and touchdown by
McCrohan from which Waller kicked the goal
make up the total of Princetons points The
warm weather made fast football almost impossi-
BILE and the work OF both teams was slow The
Villanova eleven proved mean antagonist for
the Princeton team, and in the first half not only
had the Tigers for downs several times but also
gained considerable ground by its open style OF
play great deal Of fumbling was done by
Princeton this half and the backs failed to play
with their usual dash
McCrohan made the only touchdown of the game
in the first period a forty-yard run after he had
recovered one Of Reads punts which Barr FUN
bled. The practice given to the team in kick
formation showed good advantage in to-day s
game. the ball was recovered no fewer than four
times. After a punt the play was greatly marren
by roughness. the visiting team being the chief
offender. Both Walsh and TroXley, of Nillanova
sent from the game by the referee for rough
play and offensive remarks. Captain Siegling of
Princeton also sent from the fray for al
legged technical violation the rules in trying
wriggle loose from opponent Fultz. the ref
cree. said after the game that Segling's was
not malicious but accidental
In the second half Princeton played much better
game. and the ball gept in Villanova's ter
ritory the greater part of the time. Cunningham
made his first field goal about four minutes after
play on a beautiful drop kick from the 25-yard
line. Several opportunities for scoring another
touchdown were lost by Princeton after this on
penalties for offside play and mistake in the sig
nails when the ball was on Vilanova's 5-yard
line Cunningham made his second field goal from
the l5-yard line just before time was called
The line-up follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
OTHER TEAMS PRACTISE.
Hard Scrimmage at HarUard =
Light Work on Franklin Field.
[By Telegraph to The tribune. ]

Cambridge Mass. Oct. with all of mis- injured
men out for light work. Haughton the head coach
gave the Harvard varsity short. hard scrimmage
against the second team COrbett Smith and
rockingham were all on the field. ready for work,
but the doctor will hold them out of the scrimmage
for few days. Rogers continued at right half
back, and showed more speed than yesterday. He
held the ball better in line plays and good in
interference. The big fellow may develop into the
right man for the position.
After the first touchdown a number of subs
went into the varsity lineup. Rogers continued
but Wrigglesworth replaced O'Flaherty and gave
fine exhibition of generalship. He showed great
versatility in selection OF plays and was quick TO
pick weak places in the opposing line 1t was his
first chance with the varsity, and from all ap-
pearances o OFlaherty will have to fight to hold his
position.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07

VI cHFllA AtA AAFCAAAAAiH -
Philbin CHolt. Murphy .
Feld.,..-.....-..--.-
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
Second game.
oUAKERs DEFEAT BOSTON TWICE

Philadelphia, oct. 6.-Philadelphia won both
games of double header with Boston here TO-DAY
the first game requiring twelve innings The
scores were to l and to l. Manager Smith or
Boston and Richie were ordered TO the clubhouse
by Umpire Mullen for objecting to decisions The
scores follow:
First game. y III II
Philadelphia % 10000 OOIOOO1-9 = >
Boston .........0 0 O-I a
Batteries -McQuillen and Doom: Brown and
Randen. ' "" anu
Second game. p II I,
Philadelphia .....2 > o 1 d n y - =
Boston ...........i o al s
Batteries-FoSen and Doom: Evans and Ran
den. Umpres-Emsne and Mullen w ran
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
NAVY NONE TOO coon.
Disappointing Sho7cing in First
Game at annapolis.
lBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune

Annapolis, Oct e-In its opening game today
the Naval Academy football team won from 81
Johns by score Of I6 TO 6. Richardson and nal
ION were the only reliable ground gamers for the
midshpTnen. and their powerful line breaking is
what the navy must thank for to-dav's victory
Most Of the brilliant playing was done bv the
collegians. who have two fast and clever backs in
Grover and Ruhl, each of whom reeled off frenrent
runs of from ten To twenty-five yards Bostv
worked the forward pass with great success and
81 Johhs score vas made on a series of plays in
Guiding two forward passes the whole worked
without signals and with great quicRness In the
touchdown play johnson received the pass and
ran twenty yards for the touchdown
The navy started the game with Richardson AZ
tackle and Dalton on :he side lines but the failure
Of the new arrangement to yield ground causAd
hurried change OF arrangements
The summary follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
LAST DRYING MATINEE.
Ouners of Thinning Horses ReceiUe
PrizeS at Empire City.

At the close OF the final matine of the New York
Driving Club at the Empire City track yesterday
afternoon the silver trophies which were offered
by members of the club to the trotters and PAGERS
having the greatest number of heats and points
were distributed. Christopher Hackett has rea-
son to be pleased with his newly acquired winners
Who Knows and Princes Pique. for he carried
home two out of the four cups. Princes Pique won
the point cup for trotters and Who Knows the
heat cup for PAGERS.
S. B. Wolfe's good little mare Minnie Albert was
tied with Who Knows up to the Anal meeting,
but starting together yesterday in the same class
Who Knows defeated her in straight heats. She
the point cup, however, and 1t was we'll de-
served. for both horse and owner faithful
workers. The heat cup for trotters went 10 the
good Earl B.. owned by Patrick Kennedy. In the
hands of Joseph Gibbons the Earl won yester-
day in straight heats and defeated Andrew Gran
ford's Composer.
The summaries follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
RESPITE FOR CONVICTED CHINESE.

Boston, oct. Ga respite of sixty days was
granted by Governor Draper and the Executive
Council to-day 10 Wary S. Charles and Joe c.
Guey Cinnamon. sentenced to die during the week
Of October II for alleged participation general
shooting in Chinatown in 1907. for which crime
three other Cinnamon are under sentence 10 for
felt their lives next week The respite is given to
afford counsel for Charles and Guey timk to pre-
pare arguments on petition for absolute par
don for the men. The respite is for sixty DAYS
from October H. The three other men have sign-
fed preference to die rather than attempt to Sc
a respite.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
2-YEAR-oLD MAKES WORLDS RECORD.

Lexington, Ky. oct. Sin winning the Futurity,
for o-year-olds, which the feature of the
second day of the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breed
ers' Association fall meeting, the bay fly Native
Belle, driven by Thomas w. Murphy trctted the
second mile in 2:07s4, and established new worlds
record for horses of her age and gait. The time is
likewise equal TO the worlds two-year-old pacing
record, which made by Directly in 1894.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
The Turf.

'Bye holes not PLAYED.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
CUBS TAKE TWO FROM CARDINALS.

st. Louis Oct. 6.-Chicago and ST. Louis closed
the season here to-day with the visitors taking
both games of double header. The score Of the
first game was to and the second to l. The
scores follow:
First game RHE
s. Shi1aEG Tonts ..-.......SS 9 2 o-Si@
Batteries-Cole and Moran; Higgins and Bliss
Second game. r IT r
Chicago .........2 1 O1 I O. II
St Louis. s.........0 0 O-i s
Ratteries-Schwenk Reulhach and Moran: Bee
be, Meller and Bliss. Umpire Rgler
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
rBy Telegraph TO The Tribune

Philadelphia, Oct. 6-Alexander Thayer and
Captain Miller will have to fight it out for quar-
terback the Pennsylvania eleven. Thayer
again used in the secret practice to-day, and
he ran the team with the same speed that char
aCterized his former work. Miller was behind the
line. He has given up his endeavOrs TO make an end
position and will rest his chances against Thayer
Pike again tried out at end.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
PASSING COMPLIMENTS.

An lrishman was sitting n depot smoking when
a woman came In and, sitting down beside him.
remarked
"sir II You we're gentleman you would not
smoke here
Mum" he said, If ye wuz a lady ye'd sit
farther away"
iIStty Soou tHe woman burst out again:
~ you were my husband ia give YOU poison
sW Ven. mum returned the Irishman, as he
take 1.-THE Pathfinder, ' "''e ~
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
NOT OPPOSED TO AUTO ROAD RACING.

At the annual meeting OF the Riverhead Town
Agricultural Society held Rverhead, Long ISL
and. yesterday, resolution passed declaring
that the society not opposed to automobile
road racing provided proper provisions for safe
~ to the public were assured
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07

Two-base hits-Cree. Farrell. n Jones. T Jones.
Tier1eyer. Three-base HIT Jones Home
Demmitt Sacrifice hies-McIntyre. d. Jones. stolen
MOriarty. Left baseS-DetrOtJ, 4; New York,
First bCse errors-Detrot . Struck out-By
Ma thewson. 3; by McGinnity . Bases baIs-On
Mat hewsOn. I. Wild pitChes-Lake 1; Mathewson. 1.
Passed balI-FarreII. Hits-OT Mathewson in three
innings. Oft Lake. : six innings Umptres-BrOuth-
Ward. Irwin. Kennedy and Hurst Time -.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
TELgeRAPHIc NEWS NOTES.

JustIfled m NIITIng OF Traducer OF WIfe.
BrcWton. Ala, Oct 6-Dr. Thomas a. BedgOCd
who KILLED James \. Gleason wear ago, and set
up the defence that Gleason had made objection
abe remarks about the doctors family, found
not .suilty If murder to-day DIR. BedgOOd killed
Gleason with a shotgun n the public square.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
Friend of Lincoln FataIIv Hurt.

Springfield. ILL.,. oct. 6-Coouel William Baker
Of Bolivia a personal friend of Abraham Lincoln
and the oldest Elk in Illinois. is DIVING at Tavlor-
willie result OF injuries suffered in runaway
accident
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
3 three year olds ana lDusrd
-. main course

Harry Waldo defeated a Tarham in the deciding
fR'ne ~ the Class A, three-cushion billiard tourna-
Ta'-"t al Days Academy last night The score
was 90 10 22 The results in Class were Young
IS; Fraser, IS; Smith. g: Oplott. Z.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
TRY to Blow Up Chicago Gas Plant.

chicago. oct. 6.-An attempt made by three
et midnight last night To blow up the South
Chicago plant OF the Peoples Gas Light and Coke
COMPANY. They hound and gagged the engineer
and after taking him outside the engine room
exploded nitro glvcerine under the exhaust engine
The engine WAS destroyed hut the plant was little
damaged.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
RepOrted Mine ExUIosion a canard.

Wheeling W Va. oct. SIS the result Of the
killing of workman by an electric wire at coal
mine at Elm Grove to-day, report spread tina I
there had been explosion and that two hundred
men were entOmbed. An investigation disclosed
the f.lsity Of the report I'm time cancel relief
expeditions which were about To start from Wheel
ing.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
SECOND GAME.
atted for Fletcher in the ninth inning.

Two-hase hits-Murray. Dunn. Mcmillan powney-
Sacrifice hits-Devore Hummel Stolen. bases-Hum-
me- me- 2ISS tlGInent Left on bases
Fletcher >: off DrucEe. First base on errors
New York, I; Brooklyn l. Struck out-By Fletcher.
. by Drucke. l. Wild pitch-FIetcher. Umpires-
Klein and Johnstone. Time
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
BROWN, II; BATES. O

to-day. II TO 0. The visitors made some @
trick plays. Two OF Browns touchdowns came on
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
Tells Students Not to Study on Sunday.

Austin. Tex, oct 6.-tn his address 10 the
freshmen Of the Texas State University yesterday
Dean W. ! Battle of the academic department
held that student should study ON Sunday
which should be used entirely a day OF rest
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
FIRST GAME.

NltS-W1tat, WCEIVeen
run-Jordan. Sacrifice htt-Scanon Double play
Mcmillan and Hummel Left bases-New York. -
Brooklyn T. First base balls-Of SCanIon. =: OFF
KIawitter. ?. First base errorsBrookIyn. =; New
York l. Struck out-By Scanlon. 5; by klawitter, l.
Passed hal-WiIson Time 80
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

Brooklyn, 4; New York. first game)
New York, 8; brooklyn. (seCOnd game).
Philadelphia, p Boston first camel
Philadelphia, Il Boston. (seeOnd gane)'
Chicago 8; St Louis, 0 (frst gane).
Chicago. 5; ST. Louis (secOnd camel
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
Holy Cross (O).

TouchdoWns- -Philbin. Hobbs. Goals from toucnIoMIs
Hobbs 2 Referee-ThoHpson. Of Waterbury. nFlre
Hatcher, of Williams Field judge Thorpe OF GO
lumbia Tme-Twenty and seventeen minute halNes-
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07

FOURTH RACE.-IHE NURSERY HANDICAP: for
-year-olds; $500 added
good. Won easily Tine
b. c. Little Saint-FlickamaroO.
J Mclaughlin
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07

SlAIH RAtE-For Hatdens three years old and upward.
500 added one mile. good. Won driving,
Time .4Oa Winner, br T.. by Arneath II-Deno.
Owner. 3. MurraN.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
GIANTS LOSE AND WIN
DIVIDE WITH SUPERBAS.
Drucke Pitches We'll an Second
Game an Brooklyn.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York at Brooklyn.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Chicago at St. Louis. -,
H'ittsburg at Cincinnati
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
Racing--B Belmont Park

ONLY. sEFl. sSIEf 10 % III1'
Srecial trains direct 70 the course. L J. - Issosn
Trains East saith 81, New 4eFN ~ ~ ,,s,ins
leo 1:SO on Saturdays only additional uSin - ~,
East saith a i:iO Teturnlng leaves belnoh' So
before the last
Turf and Field Club private Car On . III - ,ta
Trains leave FIatbush Avenue. Brooklyn. I " ~
1870. tSO ,aa-
Subway trains TO Rrooklyn-Atanttc Ave s-ooSly1
meet trains leaving FlateHSh AN ,,,rt %
trolley cars connect az Jamaica With trolley cars
the
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
Baseball Racing Golf Il Tutng Other Sports

plunges through the line. in which High. the nev
fullback. carried the ball.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07

Belmont entry added starter
FIFTH RACE.-For three -year-olds non-Winners Of
$1,000. $500 added. Seven furongs. main
Start struggling Won driving Time. -26-s. Win
ner, b. g ty Peep o Dsy-F'ink. owner, J. Hynes
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
FIRST RACE.-Selling: for maiden tWo-year-old colts
geldings; $500 added Five furlongs Start good
Won easily. Time. l:O0s5. Winner, ch &. by Cold
crest-Bethel- owner. T. .. Weir.
Closing

SECOND RACE lightweight handicap: three year
olds and upward; $500 added. SIX furlongs, main
good Won driving Time, l:I2As
Winner. b g, by Isidor-La Tosca II Owner. Bever-
Wyck stable.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07

. IouchdoWn- -McCrohan. Goal from touchdown Waller
IoaIs from held-Cunnnsham, Referee-FuItz Brown
IhFerstyD ImrlreMct'arthy Georgetown Tfnasnnsr
Sheffield Princeton. Eaves-Twentv minutes "
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
~ summaries foIIOW:

Mrs. T. stout New Ycrk beat Miss Frances GIF
com Philadelphia. and 20 go Miss Dorothy Canp
bell Scotland. beat Mrs. F. H Filter. Phiadelphia
and / 10 Miss Frances Teacher scotland beat 49,
Vida LeweUyn Chicago. UP and 1 10 go Mrs Cas9
Fox. Philadelphia beat Miss Mary Adams Boston I ~
Miss Margery Phelps. Boston beat Miss :. Temple -
land, I Miss Noblit. Wilmington. beat Mrs g, y
Vanderbeck. Philadelphia. and % 50; Mss -
bella smith. Chicago. beat Miss Elizabeth Porter $3.50.
up GQ hOes) Mrs r II. Barlow Pkiladelphia. osA'
Miss Jane Spencer England, Up.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
WALDO WINS BILLIARD TOURNAMENT

'aipFsn'ioe allowance.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
Closing

THIRD RAJ selling; for -year-ods and upward,
$3.50 added one mile and an eighth start good
Won easily Time 53. Winner. b. e by Sir Dixon
Nerhersole Owner. "a D. BabcOck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23

the Qdorlferoua kind, he ran across
friend who had lust served n
year tn The legislature for salary
OF $500 Nevertheless out OF this
tNVV salary Hanoy found that his
tfiend had saved enough 10 put un
and furnish $4,000 brown stone
Ifont as a new homo for hls
family
haney was naturally curious TO
Know Just how the new house was
financed on an $500 salary. Look.
ing About him cautiously, the poll.
tlcian replied;
Well. Felix. I'll tell you. n you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23

magnetism that he forced Van 10
do all sorts OF strange things he
didn't want 10 do.
The two went INTO court and ap.
piled for the warrant Instead Of
the courtroom doubling ub with
laughter and the reporters hurry.
Ing Qff 10 get out extras, the judge
acoWled and ordered Van commit.
ted to Bellevue hospital to be- ex.
amlwed~for insanity.
a policeman took Van In charge.
the press agent fled. and II took a
whole -lot OF explaining aud influ.
ench-te effect Vans release.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23
||LACE BROWNLOW ACCUSED
DF DESERVING HIS FAMILY
Lr;toue Who Sang Here
With the San Francisco
Opera Company Disap-
rears From His Home.
l Deserted Wife and
Child Believe That He
VIII Come Back When
HIS Money Is All Gone.

.4x44sssxE& &ssl
INVESTMENTS THIS WEEK. /,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23
Billy Vans Brlllisn, Stunt.

BILLY y. Van and his press agent
together got Van into serious trou.
bio IN New York last week through
trying TO pull off new publicity
stunt Tho two had Il all made up
TO have a warrant issued for the
arrest OF Raymond Hitchcock,
charged with being 80 funny and
exertlng such malicious animal
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The COMING WEEK.


|nooRE William II, Cfane In !
father and the Boys" !
|1kHAM6RA-Dark. /
1NANo-~The Man OF the ,
Hour"
|SkATTlE-The RGssell-Drew i,
company llsoth TO iesth !
rerfoFmaneesl In Shadows /
On the Hearth.
|k0ls-The Del Lawrence com. !
pany tl7sth 20 tSSth per ,
d gormancesl In "A Message !
fran Mars
0EPhEuM-Jnliu StegeF q !
SC0l In The Fifth Com !
nAadment. and vaudeville. !
l MYSTIC George u. Reno !
uf His Mlsfit Army and
melville !
IMAGES - Petroffs Ami !
: mCiTeas and vaudeville.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23

Billy Raynore and Viola Kecne
send Christmas regards TO all their
Seattle friends from brooklyn. n. y.
James Neill and Edythe Chapman
also send Christmas greetings from
the Princess theatre In Minneapolis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23

Felix Haney wlil be hack here
Sunday IN his old role In The
Man OF the Hour" Haney has
played IN this political drama so
long that he Is uneonseionsly study.
Ing politics wherever he goes. In
Philadelphia. where politics IL Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23

Three Twlns- has had a =
= lively time since IL appeared 4
here ~ the Moore. Bessie I
= Clifford. the Yama. Yama Girl, 4
Is being followed all over 4
4 Southern California by a per. 4
= sistent wooer. John Cndahy. 4
y Jr.. the youth whom Pat 4
4 Grove once kidnapped. In Oak. 4
= land the mother Of one OF the =
y chorus girls died. In San ners 4
. nardino musician and 4
4 chorus girl were married. In 4
. Los Angeles another chorus 4
= girl had to appeal to the A
. sheriff for protection. as a 4
= chorus man threatened TO Kill 4
= her unless she married him. 4
. The company was aiso In a 4
= washout or two. 4
= Life IA Just one darned 4
4 thing after another. on the 4
= road with big show. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23

Sam Rork. manager Of The Land
OF Nod Is confined TO hiA bed at
the Butler Annex. with a severe at.
tack OF muscular rheumatism.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23

viii lct Il 30 no further My wife
aud decided to get along without
a servant this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23

"a Trxy Want for Christmas.
xlsx PantagesHis new
-
Y ". fioughton A few more
*ares 20 build.
EasselI 4 Drew Bigger
zeisy At the Seattle.
L<igh Brucksrt--A little more
- work
AF'hur ives-The DE Haven
Szsstte
Hhn " COoke--A t0upee
s1ha w Considlne More
- % conquer.
e Jacobson Recognition.
lawrence Some more
1.iaatic students
g Batwell That back salary
Mathew and Bulger.
:. cluxton-A bottle Of anti.
,ehn cort-A quiet day at
.'sker Farm
9 Fsher-Ten ptr- cent In.
H<ze Of 8
fisd Hnebner-To get back
shakaapeare.
ssn Heiter To have two
= lasf like that one.
~ Pinkham 10 collect that
ahmony from Lydia Pink
ssofse llood-A set Of auto
- booking sheets.
~ ~ REED 81 neckile.
se.'peft Barry A new dog.
essflie TaylOr-A Job on the
saeam circuit
i. il french 10 once more
y heoia week TOO acting.
4sy klawana A new set
ag'oa Of the child.
80. a's Diamond The stock
% Seven Days"
k Donnellaa--A girl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23

: Of the most interesting
= 10 the theatrical profession
ssason has been that waged
1sh the courts By FTorenz zieg
'or Ne services Of Jack Nor.
Z and Norah Bayes. Ziegfeld
'ae Tong suit. and the court
e1elled Norw0rth and hayes
ispHf 70 ZieKfeld for work
haflng gotten them again.
ts'd has decided not to use
but to retain Eva Tanguay
nsir stead ia The FoIiies OF
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aY ,. ". sAYRE.

R0M SAN FRANCISCO comes
n The report that Wallace
Il Brownlow. the comic opera
Rome. carefully collected all the
Iey due him from all sources and
leaving behind him
eiutely penniless. n wife and
n Most Of the theatrical PEG.
4 vho know Brownlow believe
4 be- has gone for good this time.
i sife. however. thinks that be
n tome back TO her.
When hts money runs out aud
Ersers up. he will return. says
fessrted wife. cheertully.
psnlow IL well known an over
r s1nst For some time he was
| ected with the Tiyoli Opera
paaY Down 10 the city. tie sang
E{ke Grand with Frank Healy 5
! FFanrisco Opera company In
sammers Of 1905 and 1909. He
gnod voice and when on his
Behavior made q good impress
% his audiences BrownIow
pl2yed the American consul In
~ Butterfly" when the Saw.
rand Opera company sang the
p opera ~ the Grand.
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So u
nooaE--Ceo. NJ. Conan In 4
rse Yankee Prince" :
hlAANBRA-- DARK 4
kaANo The Land Of Nod" Z
RussellDrcw =
tozarany tl50th 10 i5sth 4
r<rsogmsncesl IN The Girl 4
Knz.neer 4
1(1ls - The Del Lawrence 4
sonpsny sieTth to l77th per. =
hvmanccsl tn "A Gilded =
fooi. 4
capHE u M--Artnro Bernardo. 4
pgu,ean artist. aud yaude. 4
& vIiie. \
nAJEsTlc-BoEanny troupe. 4
scrubats and vaudeville. 4
HANTA6Es-Mile. Mirna. al =
yer. aud vaudeville 4
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seeIsix hote.
>sass's.f, ~ u Drew has had
-a'eiiis twfc6
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-07
WORKING ON ROAD
INTO THE SANTlAM

with the advent OF good weather
active work mas started In the San
tiam district The several mining
companies have reached an agree
ment by which the four miles of road
yet To build Ia the smelter site Will
be completed just as quickly as
men and money can do A. Mr. Otto
Hansen. president OF the Gold Creek
Company, Is on the ground, directing
the work. and there Is no doubt but
that ia couple OF months the ma
chinery for the smelter will be ON
the way to the mouth OF Gold creek,
The work on the mines has been
prosecuted vigorously during the
winter. Consulting Engineer Vale,
of the Gold Creek FreeRnd aud
Electric having laid the work out,
and it has been done Systematically.
The Santiam Nill make people sit up
and take notice this summer, and
before snow dies the smelter returns
will show that it Is really just what
Il Is claimed to bee hy those interest
cd, one OF the great mining camps
OF the coast
Mr. Paul Gadsdon deserves un-
bounded praise fOr the consistency of
his faith and the pgrsistcncy OF his
push for the Santiam district II is
"a case ol faith Witn works aud is
very much alive