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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-17
UTAH COUNTY HIGH
SCHOOL DAY AT LEHI
tspecial corresponaence.l


LEILI, May 1.-THE high schools of.
Utah county annual day here Saturday
was most successful. About 1000 visit
ors from other towns We're present The
educational meeting in the new taber
nabla in the morning was largely att
tended. Hon. Nepli L. Norris delivered
tho principal address which WAS both
Instructive and pleasing. Excellent
luncheon and supperNwere served by .he
Lehi First and Second ward Relief sos
cietlcs In the Opera House building to
the visitors and homepeople All bust.
ness houses we're closed.
About 1900 people witnessed the track
meet In the afternoon at the city i,art,
Lehl won 70 out of los points aud ~
number of state records were broken
and salt Lake and Ogden will have
to do to win over Lehi next
Saturday in the state high school meet.
George Earl and Norman Holmsteud Of.
Lehl won 4Sl4, they also made it pos
slble for Lehi to win the relay. Pay
son got q points, Springville, 10, and
American Fork A. A grand ball in the
City Pavilion wound up the days fes-
tiyitieS,
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THEODORE BRIEFS.

High waters on the reservation are
just becoming troublesome and the
towns located along the rivers arc be-
ing threatened with flood waters that
Will be worse this year than at any time
since the reservation was thrown open.
Strawberry river has over1own it's
banks and part OF Theodore is now IN
undated.
Jesse A. Washburn. principal of the
district school, has been in Salt Lake
for some time past where he underwent
an operation.
Andrew G. Olsen Of Theodore has
been in Provo for sume time receiving
treatment for his health. His family
just received word that he passed away
at tho mental hospital a day or SO
ago
The $500 appropriation money from
the state has been partially distributed
and the people have been helped very
materially thereby. People hero are
wondering why the kind offer from the
Commercial club and others was not
accepted. A little seed and provisions
now would go a long way toward al
laying the hunger which prevails
through the reservation. There are a
great number OF people who have neith-
er seed nor feed and unless they re-
ceive sssistane VIII suffer before an
other harvest
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Chief BROWNING | !
0NM0RAL| PURITY.
--,--------- .--e--. 1870.
addresses Ogden Youths on The
Power and Influence ola
Clean Life.
----------- 1900
eHARLEs STAPLES is SHOT
CHARLES STAPLES is SHOT
By Clarence Ernst III Self Defense;
Both Arc colored--lsey. Elder on
mayors Agreement With He'll

X
ogden, May 17.At a. recent meeting
the Young Mems Mutual Improve
1ent association OF the Fifth ward,
thief of Police Thomas u. Browning
as asked to talk to the younger mem
ers OF the organization. Complying
it'll the request all of the boys in the.
ard over ID years Of age We're adj
,essed by the chief, who spoke in part
S follows:
My Dear Boys Your president kind
invited Inc to address you tonight
. nd I feel that it Is my duty to do so,
. id in so doing / wish to talk plainly 10
ou. / realize that only u few years
go you were all in your mothers arms
Ia she. of course. full of joy that her
BIN should grow UP to be a credit and
bmfort to her. and to look at the
light faces before me 1 believe that
lie hope OF many q mother VIII be
allied. The purity and Innocence that
bur. parents worship in You can he
ade a. comfort to yourself and ascot
es if you will be careful as to how
bu care for your bodies. There is
.bthing in the world that is SO rever-
heed, that all look upon as so holy Il
|Id try and keep yourselves clear Of
rong doing. Neither beauty nor wiz
iii bring you the alteration and rev.
ence that purity will. II you make
effort you can Keep yourselves Just
purt and clean as the day that
bur mother held you in her arms.
n sec in every walk Of life that great
mptations are placed before you and
you are not careful you can easily
ake a mistake. One bad boy in a
+ighborhnod can place many bad
ought III the minds OF the youth by
use of bad language. and especial
1t boy who smokes cigarettes. They,
a rule, set into other damaging llab-
! that are rujnous to the youth. II
III do anything against nature 1t can
t help hut break down your health
d you will then go to ruin. believe
lat your fathers should arrange with
sir family physician to talk privately
tell how you should live in order
preserve your bodies. Many q young
In is suffering today for only lack Of
owledge of how to care for himself.
can see every day young men who
travelling through our city. coming
km all parts OF the world and who
come Migrants, that are suffering
pm diseases that they have contract
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y 2 ~
ed by leading an impure lice The dis
eases that are going rampant through
ollt the world Is becoming more aag-
rant; every day. Think of what a
grand blessing 1t Will be to you f you
can grow up to manhood and know
that Your bodies are pure. Tf you
marry, What a. blessing. 1t will be to
you to look cit your children and know
h That the blood flowing through their
veins is pure and clear of contamlna-
tlon. There is one thing, that you boys
who are born under the covenant lave
reason to be thankful for. you have
less danger to go wrong than tho boyv
In the outside world. because you Gro
blessed and gifted With Il power OF re-
sistance of evil. lave had the pleas
furc OF meeting some young men in my
travels who arc on missions and tho
grand spirit that prevails among them
Is good Still, I can see some of them
on their return home doing wrong. TO
meta missionary hard at work ex-
planning the gospel and telling the pco-
pie how to live and then in q year or so
after them return to Utah. to find them
around saloons and In bad company,
is a sorrowful sight To me. You can
see how easy it is fol. a young man
to become possessed OF the evil power
and be placed in darkness. He cannot
see the right way to- go when he is III
that condition of mind
Boys. I thank You for YOUR kind
attention and ] hope that what have
said to You will be of benefit to you,
and that you will be sober and tern.
perate men when you grow up. The
use OF liquor brings young men, many
times, IN contact with bad company"
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cises OF the eighth grade; Thursday. 10
a. M. May 9Th. promotion exercises.
LEHI BRIEFS.

The Lehi council met with the Alpine
council "Wednesday and decided TO pay
Jos. E. Moyle $1,000 for the privilege Of
using his land to develop the School
house Springs. the source of supply for
the water systems for Lehi and Alpine.
Worl, will commences Immediately.
1t Is reported that the black marble
deposits at the Pelican Point youth
of Lehi have been sold TO some Salt
Lake capitalists. who will at once de-
Nclop the property and pitt the marble
on the market 1t Is also reported they
bought the sand beds north of Lehi and
regular shipments Will be made to Salt
Lake
in the theme new tabernacle sunday last. supt.
A. b. anderson delivered Il fine talk on
sunday evening farewell concert will
be given in the tabernacle In honor of
Elder Vernon Anderson, who departs
next week on n mission
Mr.. w W. Southworlh Is the owner
OF a 5000 four passenger automobile,
the first two-scater to be bought In I-chi.
DR.. T. NJ. Foster dentist, OF Salt Lake,
has located here.
+ Mr.. Chris knudsen is erecting n fine
residence in the south OF town, also
Thomas r. Kirkham IN the central part
of the city.
Mr. Chas, Crabb has sold his residence
to l.. A. Bushnan. ST.. and his fruit
farm on the bench to Il. Il. llisboo OF
Toqueryille.
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NEW TRAIN SCHEDULE
FOR CACHE VALLEY.
Three Daily Trains from Salt Lake,
With Il Sleeper Once IL
Week.
especial Correspondcnce.l

H LOGAN, May 6,-Therc goes into ct-
feet tomorrow a change in tho train
schedule for Cache valley. and in adj
Edition every Wednesday evening the
train officials have decided to put on
u sleeper on the train that leaves at
q II p. III. to accommodate the local bust.
ness men who go to the city in the
morning and wish to ieturn in the even
ing.
The new train schedule is as follows:
No. Is leaves Salt Lake at . O. m,
arriving at Logan 5(via Wellspille), at
61:3S y. m.
No. Ill. leaves Salt Lake y. m, ar
rives at Logan 1880 u. m.
NO. 3, leaves Salt Lake at II p M.
arrives AT Logan (ria Wellsvillc) at
s: DO. m.
40. u. leaves Logan at SIS a, M,
arrives at Salt Lake 1850 a. M.
No. IA. leaves Logan 4:35 p. m. VIA
Wc'lsville). arrives at Salt Lake 9:15
y. IN.
No. 142, leaves Logan at 1890 a. IN.
for Pocatello and all points north via
WTellsville.
Trains leave Logan for Preston ct
1:3s D. M. and 1880 p. nj; daily.
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ASSESSMENT \ %.

THE SILVER SHIELD MINING s.
MILLING CO. Principal place Of busi-
nega Salt Lake City, Utah. Notice Is
hereby given TINT attn meeting OF tho
Bonrd Of Directors of tho above named
company, held on the 10th day OF May.
1909. assessment No. IS, of l u cent per
share. was levied on the capital stock
Of the corporation outstanding, payable
Immediately to II, w. Cram. Acting
Secretary. ut 514 Mccormick Building,
Salt Lake City. Utah. Any stocls upon
paid on TNIesday. june S, will be delin-
quent and advertised ror sale at public
suction, and unless payment is made
BEFORE. will be sold on Thursday. Juno
III, 1859. at Il a.. M, at the office Of
the Secretary. s14 Mccormick Building.
Salt Lake City Utah. to pay the de-
linquent assessment together with cost
OF advertising and, expenses or sale.
Fl. w. CRAM. Acting Secretary.
5l4 Mccormick Building, Salt Lake City.
Utah.
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

!, Notier.--There will be a special meet
Ing OF the stockholders Of the Grutll
Mining Company of Sa,t Lake City. on
III May Is a. y; m; In 10y the III If
Block. Salt Luke city. Utah. for tho
purpose OF amending article five OF
the articles OF incorporation, changing
tho place OF business from Salt Lake
City. Utah. to Provo, Utah; and amend
Ing articles nine of tho articles of incor-
poratlon. separating tho office Of treas
urer and director and for The election
OF q director. secretary and treasurer
and to transact such other business aa
may legally come before the meeting.
JOHN BESTELMEYER,
s-l President
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at the latter President c. g. Richards
was the speak,
The priesthood meeting of the North
Weber stake was held yesterday at the
Third ward westinghouse, President
Janesc Wortherspoon was the priii-.
cipal speaker. The meeting was very,
largely attended.
Il at the Tabernacle yesterday after
noon Elder Steven l.. Richards was
the principal speaker. There wns Il
solo by Virgil p. Cain and selections
by the tabernacle choir. Prof. S, r.
Whitaker rendered q number of Sc.
iections on the organ.
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CLOSING EXERCISES OF
THE SCHOOLS OF LEHI
csneria1 Correspondence. :,

LE,EI. Utah Co.. lIny 1ir--Clusins eyer
scises of the public schools were held
here today. The primary dapartn lsuts
gave 8 most pleasing program IN The
new tabernacle tl1iB morning and the
lug. Track and field snorts are being
held in the uity park this afternoon.
Tl1e Congregational school nloses tina
p. IN. Bacca1liaarreate address; Monday,
p. M. alumni bu1luuet; Tuesday, ..
M, primary play, "Aldaddin's Wonder
full Lamp" Wednesday, J y. ua., gram
mar grades play, MRS. Wings Of the
Cabbage Patch and graduation excs-
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BY Our 0 rlnula

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medicine that has an unapproaehcd
record Of cures Of a
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Hoods Sarsaparilla effects its Won
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contains sarsaparilla but because il
combines the utmost remedial values
Of more than 20 different ingredients,
each greatly strengthened and en-
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There Is no real substitute for it. II
,nrgea TO buy any preparation said to
pc Just as good" you may be cure it
is Inferior, costs less to make, and
YIELDS the dealer larger profit.
This medicine makes healthy ana
strong the Little Soldiers in your
blood, those corpuscles that fight dis
ease I germs constantly attacking you.
OR in. chocolated tablet form called
Sarsatabs. 100 Doses One Dollar,
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RULIs0N GRANT DROWNED
IN THE STRAWBERRY RIVER
lsneclal Correspondence

THEODORE, May 1t.--sunday, May
9. the oldest son OF james S. and Susie
$. Grant was drowned in the Straw
berry river. He had been at work ON
g. foot bridge which Vas being threat
ened by the rushing torrent he lost his
balance and fell into the water. and be-
fore help could get to him he wns taken
under. Until now the body has not
been recovered although everything
possible is being done by the citizens of
the surrounding country Rulison
Grant was the young mans name He
was about Is years OF age and was
uncommonly we'll liked by everyone
Who knew him.
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EAGLES, NiE,ioRIAL.

&. OGDEN. May 17.-Thc annual
memorial services Of the local aerie of
held at the Eagle hall yesterday in
memoriam of l2 departed brothers
of the aer,ie. After the program the
members headed by the uniformed
team and band marched to tho city
cemetery where the graves of the de-
parted were decorated
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CHOLERA MoRBUs CURED.

Y THIS Is one OF Inc most Severe and dan-I
Earous diseasca- In almost every neigh.
borho0d someone has died from It Mrs
wrilsg- My lille girl was taken with
cholera morbuz- The attck was SO se-.
ware that l. feared she would die. A
druggist advised nae to give her Cham
Remedy which did and three doses OF
IT relieved her" For sale by all drug
slStS- -
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LOGAN BRIEFS.

Logan will receive a visit from
Hackenbach and Wallace circus on
J.ne %.
on June 4. Hyrum Hansen of the
Seventh ward will leave for a Swedish
mission.
Mrs n. NJ. LamorcauX is reported to
be very i'll with BrigMt's disease.
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A WARMING

The feel tired after e1crtlon Is one
thing tn feel tired before is another.
Don't saV the latter is laziness-it
isn't; but It's EiSn that the system
lacks Vitality, is running down, and
needs the tonir effect OF Hoods sar-
sa pariIla- az
It's a warming. too-anIi Sufferers
si o1lld beEin taking Floods 1t once
BUY q bottle today i
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c1TY,s EXECUTIVE n; cENsURED.

OGDEN, May 17.--At the Congrega-
tional church last evening, Rev. Noble
Strong Elderkin in speaking upon tho
theme Of IN ayor Brewers Agreement,
with He'll censored the city's execu-
tive for allowing gambling to continue
in Ogden. He also took occasion to
hand q little roast to tho city council
and the police department.
lSeN. tlderkin began his remarks by
stating that the latter part of the sub
ject was taken from the Scriptures.
That In ancient Jerusalem agreements
with the neither regions We're made as
we'll as agreements With heaven. In
speaking of Mayor Brewers agree
ments. he said SO far as know he
has made only two agreements with
the neither regions. lie has made 20
with heaven
Speaking of gamblers in Ogden. he
said that they were not bad lot of
fellows: they make good homes, love
children and think Christians and
churches are oil right. IT have never
heard of a stacked deck, fixed wheel
or loaded dice in the Elysian gardens
which are under the protection OF our
efficient police. !"
Mayor Brewer Cor his city council or
police force) has told these lawbreakers
decent and generous as they are
that the law isn't supreme. He has
told them that for 1928 q month they
may defy the authority Of the state,
county or city. He has told them that
money--not their charming character or
I high ideals of honor which dominate
their establisnmcnts-will purchase
silence from the law enforcing body of
our municipality.
I'm Ogden thoapricc of peace is not
obedience to the law, The price OF peace
here runs all the way from so to s299 a
month.
TEACHERS BANQUET AND BALL
OGDEN. May 17.--At the Weber
Sncademy Saturday afternoon the
teachers OF the Weber county schools
met for their regular institute. After
the regular business had been trans
acted the pedagogues of the county
We're apprised by the faculty. and stu
dents of the domestic science depart
2irent that they would be Shown the
domestic science department..
The seeing part consisted of long
tables loaded down with delacies of
which the visitors We're invited to
partake. Tie banquet that was served
was greatly enjoyed by the visiting
teachers as well as the county board
public school. After the banquet the
party INDUCED In dancing in the
academy hall. Music for the occasion
was furnished by the academy orches-
ira. Among those present We're Sup
srlntendent Mills OF the city schools.
Superintendent Eggertson of the
county schools and Prof. MILFORD NJ.
McKendrick, pricipal of the Weber
stake academy.
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SUNDAY SERVICES.

OGDEN. May 11-Priesthood meet
ings of the Ogden stake were held
yesterday at North Ogden and Hunts
Vile with very large attendances. At
the former President Thomas b..
Evans was the principal speaker and
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FOR SALE.

Kitchen cabinet and range,
new, Must be sold quick. Phcaa SON
lloo-y. or call SO SO. list West
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE =.

. CENTURY GOLD MINING & MILL
ING co. Location of principal place OF
business. salt Lake City. Utnh. Notice
Is Is hereby given. that at meetirig4 of the
Mining & Milling Company, held on tho
10th day of April. 1909. an assessment of
ono cent III per share. was levied on
the capital stock of the CORPORATION. pay
able Immediately to the secretary at Ms
Office; No. Uppet. Main, Street Stand
nrd Furniture COD. Salt Lake City.
nient may remain unpaid on the 2oths day
OF May, 1870, viii be delnnuent and ad-
Nertised for sale at public auction and
unless payment is mado before will ba
sold on the 2lst day OF June. 1900. at 3
O'Clock y. M. to pay the DELINQUENT as
sessment together with the cost of ad-
arertislnis and EXPENSE of sale.
r. w, Nf4ADSEN. Secretary
BY order of the Board OF Directors
No. Z and Upper Main ST.. salt Lake
City. Utah.
= Datnl AnrIl 10. Lea.
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FOE SALE

n 1,nIi OF linn El,ndIa1Ya p1nies, hH,-
ness and sur1wv. En1uta T.. Il. Cut
ls: Shnrm bGtfllnastnE. Sfnffh THnIpIe St
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made on Tuesday, by a government Off :
cisl.
: According to Student Life, Prof, John
L. Game III has left for Europe In the
interest OF purchasing $4,000 worth OF
pure bred live stock for tho u A. c..
that amount OF money having been set.
aside for that purpose.
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LOGAN.

The News" is Delivered by Carrier
In Logan Every Night Sunday eS-
cepted9 at rs Cents Per Month. All
payments AID complaints regarding
delivery should be made to II. A.
Mitchell. Agent for Daily. Saturday
Center street. Phone SID indcpend-
~ Snt. 583e ~ q. l,33 49,
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or resrectiva si9ns
ers for further Information.

IL THE DISTRICT couRT; PRO.
bate Division. in ard for salt Lake
| County. State or Utah. In the matter
%otice-sThe petition nf Charles r. Howe
and FRANKLIN s. TinEeE: executors Of
the estate Of Amos Howe. deceased.
COUNT uy es said st EXECUTORS and for tie dis
trbution OF the residue Of sntd estate
70 the pors9ns, entitled has been SCI sd dof
a. D. 1879. at 2 o'clock p NJ at the
County Court House. IN the Court Room
Of said Court, ~ SAT- Lake ely. sa'c
SSitness tile CLERK OF said Court witt,
the Sea. seal iborsof affixed this 10th day OF
s'a 1 MzS,RicART5r ZANE w1rcHEE.
By By i. p. Palmer. Deputy Clerk.
stephen I. Richards. Attorney Tor
Petitioner
IN THE DISTRICT sornT; PRO 70;
o Of ne ss STATE Of MsrS n. Kelse. De-
ceased. Notice.-Thet petition of John II.
Nary X ileisoit, ,lecsasei. praying Tor
tho settlement Of final account of said
administrator and f9r the distribution
on Friday. the aist day oG May. q. ..
1s q II 3 eoart ROOM a s. sa
Court, IL. Salt Lake City. Salt Lake
County. Utah.
tho seal thereof affixed this sth day OF
a affsARGAREl ZANE WIrczEE;
Si b. p. Palmer, Deputy cIsr3:
Alexander dc3iaster. Attorney Tor RS
titioncr.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
bate Division. in and for Salt Lake
County state OF Utah In the. MISTER
Of the estate ana guardianship OF sam
lel a. Merritt, incompetent. Notice
The petition OF Eliza Wells, praying for
the issuance TO Utah Savings 6 Trust &
Company of letters OF guardianship on
the person and estaIs OF Sanuei a.
Merritt incompetent. has been set Tor
hearing on Friday. the 2ist day OF MAY
i '12p. 1913 at O'Clock y. M. ut tiis
COUNTY Court House In the Conrs Room
Of said Court. in Salt Lake CITY. sal
q Wines The CLERK of said Court; with
The seal thereof aTaSed this lGth day 81
May. af * e. i;a:i ZANE wII'ctiE Ten.
W. AZ e.. u. Palmer. Deputy Clerk r.,
Movie 1: Van Cosi. A;totaeys faF re-
tiiioRer-
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NEGRO SHOT AND KILLED.

OGDEN, May 1T-Gharles Staples. the
negro who was shot by c Clarence Ernst.
anothernezro, Saturday night, died at
the hospital Sunday morning at 8
Q clock. The body was removed to the
Larkin undertaking parlors where 1T
was viewed by Coroner ]. d Murphy
and q jury composed OF Joseph Ruffa,
George y. Folltman and Claude ". linn.
After an examination of the gun-shot
wound an adjournment was taken in
tho hearing until today
e. Staples was being sought after by
The police when he was killed. He was
alleged to have been connected with
George Cotter and Henry Weaver, two
negro plckpoclets who were arrested
Saturday afternoon at the racetrack.
Ernst, Who conducts q pool room and
ieart store on Lincoln avenue. had been
requested by the officers to advise them
If Staples went to Ernst's place and
started disturbing the peace. Ernst
went for the police and returned to
the place accompanied by Jailor Hag-
bert Anderson.
Finding that Staples had left Ernst's
place Officer Anderson started for
negro saloon on Twcnty-ffth street.
Ernst left his place and started over
to Lincoln avenue when, it is alleged,
Staples stepped from behind n tree ana
confronted him. Ernst drawing a .3S
calibor revolver warned the man not to
come near him. Staples without heed
ing the man advanced toward him and
the latter fired. h
Ernst Immediately gave himself 71p
to the police and the injured man was
taken to the police station and then
to the hospital Drs Forbes, Brown
ing and Pidcock attended him and
found that the bullet had pierced the
intestines five times. / Everything pos
stble was done to save Staples life, but
to no avail and he died at 5 O'clock |
Sunday morning 5s
Staples was about 50 years OF age
and had been following the races for IL
years. 1t is stated that he has relatives |
in Danvlle, Virginia, and sweetheart |
in San Francisco who works in dance
hall.