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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-06
FOOTBALL GAMES BIG FEATURE TODAY
OGDEN ENTRIES
Special Ia The Tribune.
OGDEN, Nov. 5.-Entries for tomor.

Special Ia The Tribune,
OGDEN, Nov. 5,-Entries for tomor-
rows races;
First race, four and n half fiTlones. sell
Ing, @-ycar-ods md up-Hnltnn. III;
Chanate. l0a; Dr. Mayer. l1o, Wildwood
Bill, Hl05, May Worth ia: Belle Brady.
llii Marwood IL; Antara. 1903; Sylvia
L.. los; Byrou. los.
Second race. six furlonss. selling, s.
year olds and up-Wnticrc, I01; Lady
Powell. loa; No Rule. l05: George Guy
ton, los; Affair. 109; The Counselor, l09;
:hthgold. li2; Billy Taylor l0o; Carue
lima, lO9: St Kllda. lo9: Mabel Fountain,
-l0O.
Third race, siN furlonps. selling. 3-year-
olds and up-LancIshirc Lad. '10i; Wine
lOo: Sea Sick. l0A; Monsic Mobile, 100.
Probe: -; sam Borbcr. lo9: Lukoramus,
Flni; Noln I05
Fourth roco six furlonGs. purse. Swear
oids and up--Grcsham. 100; Jack Paine.
ln"; Ethel Day. loG: EcNu Man. l05;
Frank Lubbock. 100: Anna May l06.
FiCth race, four and n half furlnngs.
selling, 3-ycarolds and up-M"lli" Mont
rose. III; Elmdal". III, IJr. Hollis, ia;
Hereafter lli; Nappa. III: Jil!c,t, -109;
Sir Barry, los; Galylnic. IA.
Sixth race. fnur and u half furloncs.
selling. all sgcs-I.ulc Mccoy, i02. Arlin.
10, Marvel p ll9: Egotist. llS: Dr.
Kowcll, L19; Taurusa, 20 Lanita. 1t5.
Merv G"neyiove, "a, Happy Chappy, 1t9;
orillamb. lla; True Sir, 1l5.
fNpDrcntiCc allowance
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-06
Johnson Is Ready
to Break Records
BRODBEck LECTURES
ON AERIAL FLIGHT
Tells Interested Audience at Y.
VI. c. A. How He Will
Navigate the Air.

Before an Interested audience at the
y. NJ. G. a Friday evening, Or. Adoptl
Brodbeck, president OF the Utah Aero
club delivered an address on the various
kinds of airshIps in use at the present
timc. Dr. Erodbec<. who has spent 81
number of years IN tho study Of air
ships pointed out the fundamental points
about the heavier than-air craft. Dr..
Brodhcck explained 10 the audience Just
how he intends to defy the air when his
snip is finally perfected, One of the
greatest enemies which the aviators Of
to-day have 10 contend with is tho air
currents, He said that while some air
ships. such as acroplanrs and the like
which do not have TO depend upon gus
bags. have hcen quite successful, he en-
phasizcd The fact that tho airship has
not vet been constructed which has fully
withstood the opposing elements.
ON small sketches. Or, Brodheck oX-
plaIncd the working power OF the air
craft Of today This WAS exceedingly in
terestine TO the audience.
All the members of tho Utah Aero club
were present. and despite the fact that
the club Is quite new in The history of
The state those who attended the lecture
last evening went away highly pleased.
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Pinllico Entries,
10 The Tribune.

SpcciHl 10 Tho Tribune.
BALTIMORE. Nov. J.-Entries for to-
mOrrow's races:
First race, eleven -siNtccnths 81 a mile
pursc-Kylc. 100; PhoroniS. 100; The
speaker 100. Inspired. 100: Mazarin. 100;
Lady Frederick 100; Ear Sinister, 100;
Pocket 100; Grouse. ~.
Second race. mile and Il half, selling
Blue Hook. 126; Pins and Needles 1l5:
IuGElar ll$. Howard Shean. liz: Wilton
Iackay", no: iIiac!<c. ll0: Ontario. 10o;
Campaignor los; Tio Gr1udo, tOI; Robert
Cooper lo1; Orcasna, 1o2, ArroWswift.
l0@.
Third race. mile aud a quarter tho Hall
stakes -Til5hcrbcrt. iSl. ArondaciS. 12l;
King Commoncr, lis; Ncthernost. 10
Fourth race. Steeplcch3sc. two miles
Waterway. 1866 Pretty Michael. 1f7: WI
hsla, 49, Monte Carlo. 146: Rcrgood, 1t6
Bcrsi. 1iGi Stelaland. 1i2; ESSEX. Iii.
Fifth race, three quarters Of n mile
Purse-Ilothario 1l5; Forcz, I1@: Martinez
no, Kildcrllln, lo7; Bob Go, 101; Kid, 10Y;
Indian Maid. 10i: Western Lady, 1Ol.
Sixth race. three quarters of n mile
pursc-Dr Pillow, ll2: Nota sulSa Ii2;
TOP Note, l1@; Racing Belle. 1l2: Sciwiclr
TO: King Commoner. 10; Soil, 1O7: Lurid
lOi. Charivari. l05: Odueta, lO2; Mispll-
lion, lOe; WoOlspn. l02.
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ASSESSMENT NO. 1.

Smuggler Mining company. prlncinal
place OF business. Salt Lake City. Utah
Location. OF mines: American Fork can
yon: Utah
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
ing Of the board OF directors OF the
Snlu2Sler Mining company, held on the
26th day Of October. 1909, assessment No,
Of one-fourth Cd of g cent per share
was levied upon the capital stock of the
corporation, issued and outstanding, pay
abla Immediately to the secretary at his
office, 643 South Twelfth Eest, Salt Lake
City, Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessncn I
may remain unpaid on the 30th day OF
November, 1903. WIFI be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction. and
unless payment is made before will he
sold on the Goth day OF December 1909
at 8 o'clock p. m, at the secretary's Of
flee. 70 pay the delinquent assessment
thereon, together with the costs OF ad
Sertlsing and expense of sale.
GEO. IT. ENSIGN, Secretary
First publication. Oct. 2S. 1909. a3777
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JEFF PICKS WRONG
MAN AS A WINNER
johnson Buys New Automobile
Capable of Seventy Miles
an Hour.

CHICAGO Nov, 5.-Jnck johnson re
turned yesterday from Detroit in n big
new blue and cream -colorcd automobile.
which he purchased In that city, and
says nc Is much pleased with his pur-
chaSc. He claims he can go seventy
miles an hour ''mos' anywhere"
Nc been fined In nearly every town
1re been In for speeding" he remarked
with mingled pathos and pride In bis
tone. IAN l don think It's right, I've
never hurt anybody yet
InhnsOn'S expansive smile Wax his rhici
response when the statement credited to
Johrics that lIC could stop Johnson in six
rounds was repeated to him.
Maybe the bout VIII cnd In six
rounds" he said, 'but .Joffrics has picked
tho wrong man as winner"
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DECIDING GAME FOR
THE CHAMPIONSHIP
High School and Granite TO Bat
tie for Final Rugby
HOnOrS.

The deciding game In the high school
football series WIN be played Saturday
afternoon the Granite campus be
tween the Salt Lake high school and the
Granite high school teams. The game
will commence promptly at o'clock ana
the players will tight ior the coveted
championship little The losing OF the
game by the high school will give the
Granite team Il claim for the champion
ship and would require the playing ot 4
third game
The practice at the high school has
been long and hard for the past week.
and The boys win bc i'm condition To hnt :
tie to the last with the farmers. pad
Convill and Callahan have been With Inc
team each afternoon,
Coach Moss OF Granite has also beelt
working his men hard for the'r lhSi
chance at the state championship. ana
he is confident that the team VIII be ahlH
TO DO tho trick, Tho Granite team mas
made n few additions that win greatly
strengthen its line The Granite campus
can be reached by taking the Murray car
to Fourteenth South.
1,f,.,
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CALL FOR BIDS
Tor Construction of Additions 20 Mon.
taua State Capitol Building.

for Construction of Additions 70 Mon.
tana State Capitol Building,
Scaled proposals for the furnishing n,
all LABOR, materials and equipment neces-
sary 70 properly complete. additions to
and alterations in the state cnpitol build :
ing st Helena. Mont. IN accordance with
the plans and specificau tons. will be re-
ce!ved at Tire Office OF the state boa rtI
ot examiners. at the capitol building. In
thc city of Helena. Mont. UP to two (aC
O'Clock p. m. November 10, 1909 the
plans. specinca tions and full details OF
bid can be obtained by communica ting
With L. NJ. Andrews & Co, archi.
iects, Waldorf Astoria hotel. New
York city. or Haire & Link.
architects, Power block, Helena
Mont; or Haire & Link. architects. State
Savings bank building, Butte. Mont; or
tho office OF the state board OF examiners
Helena, Mont The excavation and base
.nent walls will have been fully com
p,eted under independent contract
STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS
BY A n, YODER. Secretary.
HaleDa, Mont.
Date OF Grst publication, September 1s
lsG9. x21S2
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OGDEN WILL PLAY
ALL RALLOWS TODAY
Teams Have Each Lost Two
Games and Will Fight
Hard to Win.

One of the most interesting games ni
tho present high school football series
MIL he plaYcd Saturday afternoon on the
university campus by All IlallowS college
and Ogden high school teams. Tho teams
have each lost TWO games. but Inc JnnG
ton CITY boys have one victory 10 lhclC
credit. The college players have improved
n great deal since their lirst game WIN
the Ogden team, aS was shown aSaInHl
the Granite team last week. According
to previous scores the Ogden boys should
lose by two tou"hdowns. and Coach hsr-
mon OF the college Team expects To verify
the dope sheet"
The Ogden players have been putting in
some hard kicks since their defeat by tho
high school last Saturday and expect 10
make up for poor work by winning 10
DAY. Coach Brown Is confident OF VIC
tory and Will turn loose every play ne
has Instructed To demonstrate the superb
oTttv of his team
The Lineup.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-06
Chess Expert.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Josc L. Caps =
blanca, the twenty -yearSold Cuban
chess expert, has PLAYED twenty mine op-
ty-siH. losing one game and drawing two.
Among those whom he defeated were
Bradley Martin, Jr., former president of
the Hastings (lInsland) Chess club. and
MaGnus Smith, eX-champion of Canada.
]. Christiauscn. the only player TO defeat
Capablanca. did so In fortyfour moves,
after a Ruy Lopez opening
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Stanley Fay Wins.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 5.-Onc OF the faa-
lures of The twelfth day at Pimlico. the
Gcntlemen's Driving Park purse, was won
by the favoritc. Stanley Fay, In 1:44 fiat.
The New Howard stccplcchase. with
four starters was won by Usage
Tho owners handicap was won by
Dreamer
First race. six furlongs-Miss PeIigod.
TO l, won; Escutchcon. TO /. second
Ballot Box. 20 to /. third. Time. lis,
Second race, Gentemcn's Driving Park
purse. mile and forty yards--Stanley Fay,
TO 2, won. Emperor William, 2 10 !,
second; Pins and Needles, 10 to !, third.
Time. la.
Third race, selling. six furlonss-Bclle
Mawr. TO 2, won; Grouse 10 to /,
second: Paranis, II 10 .. third. Time,
1.i5 20,
Fourth race. New Howard steeplechase.
about two miles-Osage. . to l. won;
Male Fletcher. to l. second. Time,
4.5S 2-5. Two horses finished.
Fifth race owners handicap. one mile
Dreamer. TO >. won; Martin Doyle,
- 10 ], second, Taboo. to l. third,
Time, Lac 2-5.
Sixth race. six fuUlongs-Taslcy. . 20
., won: Golden Castle. 10 !, second
Hanonia. 20 to |. third. Time, 1:ld 20.
DANCING SCHOOL.
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Arlington in Line.

ray is gradually being whipped into
shape for the coming season. 4 number
Of games Will be played with the schools
OF the Jordan district and arrangements
are now being completed. Other games
through the county Will be scheduled,
and II looks just now as though the sea-
son Will be an extremely busy one for
Murray. Four of last years men are back
at school and are wording out for places.
An coaching Will be done by 6. l.. Gaulln
whose work heretofore in this particular
line has been quite satisfactOrY.
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Hard Football Game.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov 5.-In prepara-
tion FOR what is expected to he one Of
the hardest games OF the season. with
Lafayette tomorrow the University OF
PENNSYLVANIA football team had very light
practice today, Hutchinson. Pcnnsyl-
vania'S fuioack, who has been out OF the
game for three weeks with wrenchcd
knee, Is not yet in condition TO play.
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Princeton Drilling.

PRINCETON, Nov. 5.-The Princeton
football team today went through
a long signal drill in preparation Tor the
coaches realize that the local eleven will
have to be AT its best in order 10 defeat
the strong Dartmouth eleven
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CHICAGO EXCURSION

Via Salt Lake Route, Very Iow roD, >,
trip rates in effect all stations 4N. !,
Utah, November 10th and l7th. c.
returning to December 18th. Los A.
gclcs Limited two and one.haIs t,s
from .hlab OF Milford to Chicago St. ,
trio lighted, steam heated Obsar.
ton buffet car. Ask any Sail I,l
Route agent. 'A'
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MULLETT's CLOTHING STORE

See our two specials ads in ~
morning : paper.
The Dolly Dimplc Throw Scarfs :.
ladies and the Phoenix Mufaers /.
men, women and children.
See our show windows.
MULLETT CLOTHING COMPsYy
Half block west from Main, on Seeor
South.
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Waterloo.
DAILY Protests Came,

NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-Alfredo dc Orc.
holder of the rcc-cushion carom bill
lisrl championship. defeated John w.
DAILY of Chicago III tho third and final
game Of their series tonight. DAILY say
ing that he had obtained information
that de, Ovo used a ball unauthorized by
the refcrec in the first game. has served
notice OF Il protest. which is 10 be de-
ridcd later. De Oros score is $50; DAILY s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-06
LARGE CROWD SEES
FAIR GROUNDS RACES
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov. two favoritcs, two
second choices and two outsiders look
down the money from an exceptionally
good card at the fair grounds this after
noon. With tho largest crowd present OF
tho meeting Several OF the big favoritcs
proved clisappointments and did not run
anywhere 10 form. Jockey Nelson got in
the money four times, finishing second
three times,
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Horn Silver MtuIng company of Fiisco
l Itah. ofzice Whitehall building. IL Rat-
tsry Ilace. New York. October 20, 1908.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
II the Horn Silver Mining company FOR
;he election os directors for TIE ensuing
year will he held at the Office of the
aonpnny at Salt Lake City. Utah. on
Tuesday. December 7, 1909. az IL O'Clock
November q, at 4, H.. and reopen on
November Is at 10 n. III.
FRLD. A BISHOP. Secretary.
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Another Footballer Dies,

DECATUR, Ill. Nov, 5.-Walter Lloyd
Gruber. aged q. died at Taylorsville. Ill
today as a result of an Injury received in
a football game. Grubcr was kicked in
the hack and tuberculosis resulted
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ONLY $3.50
To Logan and Return.

Saturday. November 6th,- via Oregon
Short Line for football game. Fort
Oouglas vs.. Agricultural College. Spe
cial will leave Union depot $50 a. m,
returning after the game. Tickets
limited 10 November 7th
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ONLY $500
To Chicago and Return.

November 16 and II, via Oregon Short
Line, for UNITED STATES LAND
AND IRRIGATION EXPOSITION, No
vembe1 90 to December 4, and INTER
NATIONAL LIVESTOCK EEPOSI-
TION, November 27 to December Is.
Limit December l5. City Ticket Office,
2O1 Main street.
Tribune Reporter Printing Co.,
66 West end South street. Phone 7ls
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FOOTBALL EXCURSION

To Logan, Saturday, November su
Via O s. Il, Roundtrip $50. 81
cial AT 100 n. III. Special returnit,
Tickets limited to the 7th. City Ti.Fs
Office. pol Main street.
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EXCURSIONS OGDEN RACES,
Via Oregon Short Line.

s1,l0 round trip. daily except Sundays
to November Is. Train leaves / p. m
Last train returning leaves Ogden $50
D. M,
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Wasntch.
Thc Masninh ,llls ,lnfnntcd M Ia

The Wasatch girls defeated tho La
faycttc girls by the score OF 9 To s.
Tho Bryant baske tball five defeated the
Waterloo rcam on tho Bryant court FIJI
day hy the score Of 30 To 20 Jegg, Hop
fenbeclS and Sheridan did the scoring for
the Bryant team.
Tic llncMn.
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At post ! minute. OF
Start GOOD Won liandily.
l-2. Iiniscrlloff, place So.
Winner b. 3. by Orinomne-
Prctensiou. always well up.
KaigerhuH ran u good race.
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ling. Thr.e-year- -ol5s and upward.

sminutc at
and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-06

pos
show Hampton h9M Scratched Ann Winner br by
o he front II
otIe a
Selling
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ar-olds and upward.

40. l;l6 20, l:25 10.
place IS. show
cratched-Diamond Nbsc.
Trainer. :. J l[elly.
and won going away.
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Grade School Basketball

The Lafayette boys basketball tcsm
defeated the Wasatch FIVE by the score
- % TO :.
Tho lineup:
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Athletics Beat Angels.

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 5.-Score:
Il. II. T.
Philadelphia Athletics ............G 6 3
Los Angeles ........-.-. =
Batteries toombs and Donahue ,
kocStucr and Oreudorf.
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Value TO

m S PSs' % %ns % 9g sS ana 'i d @ Tm RI ] 5S 10 & a s' M Slow sEl
show IL Prince Winner
of the
uN<ed Poneth
-Fne>fu
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Vt 5:05I, Time. 30 SO. 81
Second and third easily, r
show 2-5. Cap, show out.
Vanity. Owner. II. Mercer
went 20 front when ready
iii Col Cap closed fasl.
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J, 90 80. Start good, Won
place l., show 1-2. ChesspealS.
6. by Macoy-Pcrgie Parks
or had the speed. went to the
Clleaspeak no excuses. Brady,
Folir-year-olds and upward.
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DANCING SCHOOL.

Odcon academy class for beginners
commences TUESDAY evening at S.
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DkM TUI KJIT ENNF~-F
SVV Value to first. sllo.

Wonc sty. ELM
dacnn ( show cl m by Kinet-
Trainer j. " Moore Adelaide followed
Antioch al
a
o61 FIFTH Selling upward
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DLD IN III Tt9i E--s''
AOA Value 70 first. 500.
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0G1 FIFTH RACE@Four
zU1 Nallc TO first, SlQh.

At post 3 minutes. O
driving. Second easily
place CO, show l-2. Brad
Owner, j. T. Robbins, T
front and amely stood (
in close quarters In back
SI-rIJ Af-nsc
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-10
Winthrop Found Yards in Good Shape


After trip of inspection to the
navy yards and naval stations in the
West and Northwest, Beekman Win
throp, assistant secretary of the navy,
has returned to Washington and re-
sumed his official duties.
Mr.. Winthrop reports that he found
conditions in a satisfactory state at
the various yards and stations he WIS.,
tied. He was favorabiy impressed with
the possibilities of the yard at Brem-
erton, Washington, which, with its
deep water, is capable of great devel-
opment, and because of it's splendid
location, is practically secure from a
hostile fleet. The assistant secretary,
however, has several recommendations
to make as to changes in the work at
the navy yards and stations
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Sheridan's Wireless Stunt.

WASHINGTON, October 20.-The
United States Army transport Sheridan
made splendid records for wireless
communication on her recent trip from
San Francisco to the Philippines and
return via Nagasaki. This ship, ac-
eording to report to the quartermas-
ter-general' s department, received and
transmitted wireless messages $500
miles from North Head, Wash, while
she was between Guam and Honolulu
on he1 return.
The Sheridan sailed from San Fran
cisco August 5 and was in daily COM
munication with offices on the Pacific
Coast and also with several passenger
boats and the Army transport Logan,
until she reached Honolulu The trans
port received messages and daily press
messages 200 miles from that place.
She was in communication with Guam
for 500 miles each way. While 600
miles out from Corregidor the vessel
picked up messages from Cavite.
The Sheridan had Cavite to Maya
saki on the return trip, and leaving
that place received messages from the
japanese coast 5000 miles out. She
was in constant touch with Tatoosb,
1000 miles out, as likewise San Fran
cisco
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ARMY AND NAVY NEWS

gram Of the government IS already sow
ing discussions among the Liberals
which viii come to the surface, even be-
fore the opening Of parliament, and
which may be expected TO develop dur
ing the debate upon the address. Sen
ator Beleourt S philippe last week was
evidently well prepared, and although
delivered at a social banquet, has been
given wide publicity.
SO far any revolt in Quebec has been
prevented by the prospect of large ex-
penditures in that province. The Brit
ish Columbia Liberals are demanding
that at least one-half of the fleet shall
be built on the Pacific Coast, and are
prepared, so far as their slender
strength will permit, TO antagonize the
government S policy in case the bulk
of the expenditures are to be confined
TO Quebec and New Brunswick. st.
John, n. B., has been selected as one
of the great centers Of expenditure, al
though it is well known that the British
admiralty strongly favored the location
of a dry dock and shipbuilding plant at
Halifax.
1t can be stated definitely that the
report that the United States is arming
vessels in the Great Lakes is not be-
lieved by the Dominion government. No
intimation has reached Ottawa of any
intention on the part of the United
States to violate the agreement between
the countries, and it is not believed that
such action would be taken without
consultation with Canada.
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Captain Moore Coming.

Capt. George D. Moore, Goth Infan-
try, and wife, will arrive on the trans
port Sheridan from San Francisco, and
will take up their residence at Fort
Shafter. Captain Moore has just finish
ed special course of two years at the
staff college at Fort Leavenworth. Al
though attached to the local battalion,
this is the first time he has been able
to join his command since the cots has
been stationed in Honolulu. He will
take command of company E.
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Indicators for Guns.

The San Francisco Cali.--It is inter
esting to note that a San Francisco
firm have just completed two large in
dicators for the government, to be in
stalled in Pearl Harbor, Hawaiian Is
lands They viii be used in connection
with the range finders, indicating the
range, the number of shots fred. the
yardage and other information. auto
matically arranged. This company was
fortunate enough to secure this contract
ont of big field of competitors. The
machinery on this particular work was
most delicate and required cIock-like
regulation on the dial, with a polished
machine surface.