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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-13
At Los Angeles.

Los Angeles. March 12.-Well-played
second choices were down in front Ii most
of the events at Santa Anita this AFTER =
noon. Modelling Hannah. sta:t ting here Tor
the first time was the medium of heavy
plunge for a supposed killing, but the
well-planned and promised coup went
amiss, when James McM3nus. Rooster
broke il up by winning off by herself Al
though only ordinary fields competed last
time and spectacular finishes were the
order of the days sport.
First race purse, five and a halt FUR
Ionsg-Eat Mssterson. 1o5 CBHtwelD to s.
won; Columbia Girl. Jos Or. Williams ~
to /, second; Herman Doyle, 11S (kunz)
60 to /, third. Time, 1:O6 Is. WOgEle-
bug. Saint or, Blue Bottle Constanta DISC
second race. two-year-olds. selling.
three and a half furlongs-Ktd- los Ken
nedy) 2 to 1. Won: Chester krum, j." ".
Powers) to l. second; J. NJ stokes. lj6
(Sfusg1avel % 20 l. third Time, 20 2-5- ~
Oerfecto. Sepulveda Captain Crawford,
NY Last, Mary Van Buren,, Doc SoloSyr
Chief kee also ran.
BeIleek. los q. Howard to 1, won; Cal
india los &c. Burns) s to l. second; Roy
Junior 10 q. Brooks 20 tc 1. third. Time
SO As. Emmerke; Toucharm;; G3odteil LOW
Guard Rail. Thunderhill, Little Nose, Gun
Holland and Pops also ran.
Fourth race, selling. seven fUTiongS-
Sibari JOG q. King1 Z to ?, won; Mary F.
104 CKennedy) 6 to ). second; skye. IQ1 C
B 1 TO /. third. Tirnc. I:2s Alleviatpr
Ampedo. Light Comedy and Frisr OF Elglr
also ran.
Fifth race. selling, mile and an eighth
Manila S.. 1O4 ct Rice 5 to I. won; Bon
ton. 102 &C RusselD II to ?, second: n
| Caul Cap. 106 (ButwelD TO /, third Time
Ia Christine A., RubiuOn, Ezra Luck
/ Lad. Charley. Heeney and Rip Rap ais
ran.
Sixth race. selling. five fUrlongs-Ross
/ Iare, Jos q. Howardl 19 to 5. won; Med
/ ding Hannah. Jos ". Powers) 9 to
second; Balerian. 1O9 CKennedy) Is TO
/ third. Time, O:5a 10. FTieze, Garland
| Bell of Brass, Ollie Ward. Vtbrate Ian
/ tia Annie Wells. DexteUine, Miss NaoH'
! also ran. 800,
/ Seventh rare. selling, mile and an eight
audubon. los &C. BuTnsl to 10 won
| Ozanne. 1oi u. Howard Is to ,. secnpd
/ IIoearth 100 (CuIIor) 10 to T. third. Time
I:55 as. Town Topics, Skylark. Duches
of Monticello, Desmages and Byron ais
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-13
NATIONAL SHOOT
TO bEHELD HERE
Local Revolver Association
Will Compete in Tourna-
ment for Championships.

While Utah has always taken front
place in rifle shooting and trap shooting
little has been done in the past in revolver
and pistol shooting in this state. new
organization has, however. been formed
recently, with view to furthering the
interest in small arms craftsmanship in
this state, and this organization will hold
its first tournament the coming week.
The new club has been fathered by the
army officers at Fort Douglas and has
applied for and been accepted as an af-
filiated member of the United States Re
volveT association.
The new clubs officers are Lieutenant
Upham president, and Lieutenant Wal
thaIi secretary. The club has about a
dozen members.
Lieutenant WalthaH said yesterday that
the first tournament will be held from
March II to q and that all revolver and
pistol shots in the state are invited 10
take part. It is not necessary to join the
association to shoot, but 1T is necessary TO
become a member before one can receive
the medals offered for the beet scores by
the association. During the time the
tournament is held at Salt Lake others
will be held all over the United States.
All will shoot under the same rules. and
the championship of the United States
will be decided upon the best scores made
at the different shoots.
Thus II will be seen that local shooters
stand in line to win the championship
and have the advantage OF shooting at
home.
The association holds two tournaments q
year an indoor and an outdoor shoot
The present tournament is an indoor one,
which calls for artificial light. For this
reason the range will be open in the
evening for competition. The range is To-
Gated at Fort Douglas and is well light
ed and heated and will be open all the
coming week
lieutenant waithali said yesterday that
he would gladly give any person any ad-
ditfonal information he might desire about
! the association of its tournament. He
can be seen at Fort Douglas at any time
| or can be reached by telephone.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-13
JABEz WHITE is
EASY FOR CANS
CoIored Fighter Knocks Eng
Iish Champion Down
Several Times.

National Athletic Club. New York,
March I2-Joe Cans, former lightweight
champion of the world, easily defeated
Jabez White the English lightweight
champion, in a Ien-round bout at the Ma
tional Athletic club tonight. 1t was a
tame exhibition, and the big crowd was
disappointed, as the men were slow and
lacked force behind many of their blows.
White used his left cleverly in the first
two rounds, but in the third he changed
his tactics, relying mainly on his right.
Two rounds later the cause of this shift
was apparent White had broken his left
arm some time ago in England, and he
hurt it early in the third round.
White was knocked down once in the
sixth twice in the seventh when the bell
saved him by one second, and once In the
eighth.
Cans was far from being the Cans OF
even two years ago, as he missed several
blows, misjudging distance and failing u
take advantage of many opportunities
that presented themselves.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-13
GRANITE TEAM CHAhP|O
Win High School Title for Northern
Division in Basket
hall

The Granite High school woH the cham
pionshiD of the state high schools in the
northern division by defeating the Weber
stake academy at the Y. NJ. e. A. last
evening before one of the most enthusi-
astic basketball crowds of the season.
Granite bovs The score at the end of
the first half was IS to 16 in favor of the
Granite team. AS the score indicates, the
game was close throughout 1t was also
one of the fastest and toughest games
played in the high school class this sea-
son.
The Ogden team brought down crowd
of 300 rooters while 200 rooters from
Granite were up to see the struggle. BY
winning the game last night the GRANTEES
won the honor of meeting LEM Tor INC
STATE championshiD. the Lehi team hav-
ing already won the title for the southern
division. The members of the Lehi team
attended the game in body to gather
pointers for the final struggle, which
takes place in Salt Lake next Friday and
Saturday. The teams lined up:
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CHESS RESULTS.

st. Petersburg March 12.-The inter-
national chess tournament ended today in
a draw between LaskeT of Brooklyn and
Pubenstein the LODI expert. They there
fore will divide first and second prizes.
and Durss and Spielman respectively viii
be awarded third ard fourth money.
I.asker today won his game easily,
which left him one-half point in the lead
for first place. Rubenstein was paired with
TartakoIYcr and PLAYED brilliantly to de
feat him. This would have given the LODI
man a full point and made his final score
half a point above that of Lasker-
Tartakower. however. also played mas
terfully and late tonight 1t was decided
to cali the contest a draw.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-13
LAWMAKERS INVITED
TO INTERVIEW CITIZENS

Little Rock Ark. March 12-Paving
the way for q new racing bill which soon
will be introduced in the state senate to
take the place of one killed by the house
yesterday, citizens of Hot Springs today
invited the members of the house to visit
Hot Springs tomorrow on a special train
and consult with the citizens in regard to
racing at that resort 1t is probable g
large percentage Of the members of the
house will accept
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Offer Not Very Strong.

why only S50.000?'' asked James ].
Jeffries sCUtnfuily tonight wren told Of
Hugh McIntosh's proposal made on his ar
rival here today to give d $4,000 purse fO4-
a Jeffries-JohnSon battle
Jeffries also took exception to the Aus
tralian promoters suggestion that the
fight take place in England.
This offer Of q s50.00U purse doesn't
look very attractive he said. How
about the $4,000 offers? Why. d syudi-
cate in Seattle. backed by responsible
men, has made a bOna-flde offer of a
purse of $4,000 for a contest at the Seattle
exposition.
But it is not a matter of money with
me. All the money in the world wouldn I
drag me into the ring If 1 thought l was
going to he licked. If I got into shape
and thought I could beat Johnson I would
fight him for nothing.
Twill never enter he ring again unless
feel sure I have got back to my old
fighting form. I shall not fight anyone
unless 1 think l can do myself justice.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-13
ANDY MALL0Y WILL
MEET JIM JEFF0RDS

Andy Malloy. the local scrapper, COM
pieted Arrangements yesterday over the
phone for a match with Jim Jeffords In
Park City The bout Is scheduled for
March %. MaIioy leaves for Park City
to Law to begin training for the fight. This
bout will take the PLACE of the Crowley
Jeffords go. which was postponed on ac-
count of an injury to Crowley..s arm
when the latter gets around again it IS
more than likely that he will challenge
the winner Of the MaIIoy-Jeffords bout.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-13
Twenty, Years to Decide Winner

Traverse City, Mich, March 1.-TWO
civil war veterans, John W. Wallace and
D. w. Lazelle, have just completed in
their home village of ManceIona a card
playing contest that has lasted for TWEEN
ty years. Two decades ago an agreement
was made that the village championship
should be accorded to that one of the
two soldiers who could win ten consecu-
tive games.
Night after night. alternating between
the homes of the two contestants and
emitting Sundays, the contest has gone
on for a score of years.
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Several times Wallace had nine games
to his credit, only to lose the tenth to La
zelle- But patiently and carefully the
score was Kept and it is said that in all
the twenty years of playing not an an
two contestants.
When Wallace won his tenth consecu-
tive game Wednesday night, Lazelle
promptly challenged him for another Sc
ries, but Wallace declined on the ground
that neither he nor his opponent would
live long enough to complete another
contest.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-13
ADAM BENNE0N TO
MANAGE |. D. S. TEAM

Adam Bennioa was chosen manager Of
the L d s baseball team for the coming
season yesterday morning at chapel eXer-
cfses. The name Of BenuiOn was the only
one up for the position of manager, ana
ne was elected unanimously He VIII
commence Monday to select recruits for
this years team and expects % have d
good line-out each evening for practice
The selection OF captain VIII be mace
when the team is fully organized.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-13
BASKETBALL TOURNEY TO
DECIDE CHAMPIONSHIP

Chicago. March 12--The unlimited
weight class basketball championships Of
the Athletic League of North America
will be held at the Evanston Y. NJ G A.
gymnasium April ]. and g. The central
section Of the A. L. y. A, includes lii
nois Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, WiscOn-
sin Missouri Iowa. Nebraska and Min
nesota The best basketball fives in the
United States will be invited to compete
in the games.
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Crescents.
BARNEY A VALUABLE MAN.

New York. March l2.-The Pittsburg
Athletic company. owners Of the Pitts
burg baseball club, today secured from
the Equitable Life Assurance society a
corporation policy for 10000 on the life
of President Barney Dreyfus. The COM
what promises to be the finest baseball
park in the country and the directors de-
cided that the death OF Mr.. Dreyfus would
entail on them financial loss equal to
the amount for which he has been In
Sured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-13
The Fight BY Rounds,

Round AFTER fiddling for an opening,
White led twice for the head, but was
blocked. Cans jabbed left tc the face
ard sent right to jaw. White swung left
hard to nose, Cans hooked his right to
Jaw. and the bell found them sparring in
the center of the ring.
Round white swung hard left to
stomach. He also sent his left to chest
and jabbed it to the jaw. White ripped
his left to the stomach. Both missed
right swings for the head. Cans jabbed
light left to face White swung left to
neck. Cans jabbed left to face. Whitq
had a good margin in this round
Round white forced the negro a3d
tried a swing. but missed. White landed
hard right to stomach White changed
his tactics, using straight right to stcm-
ach instead Of the left swing to the Jaw,
and hooked his left to the face. Honors
pretty even.
Round white led left for the chin
and sent his right to the Jaw. He landed
a hard right in the stomach. Cans upper
cut with right and sent a straight right
to stomach, following up with a right
hook to the jaw. White swung two lefts
to the jaw. White swung two lefts &c
saw, followed by hard straight right
uudeT heart. Cans seemed to be in dis
tress and was weak at the bell. White
round.
Round 5-Gans jabbed left to face and
swung right to Jaw. White tried for the
body. but Cans sent in two jabs to the
face. White jabbed twice lightly to face
and Cans sent right to side of head. At
right to the stomach and repeated Cans
closed the round with left and right
hooks to jaw Neither mans blows haC
force at this stage.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-13

A story was printed in these columns
yesterday from the Great Falls Tribune
showing the opinion of the fans in Grea t
Falls on the intermOuntain league. z. G.
Farnsworth said yesterday that Great
Falls was the only town In Montana not
in favor of an intermountain league and
that all the other towns were now lined
UP. Last nights mail brought the Helena
Independent, which covers the situation
in Helena, zone of the towns already
lined up in favor of the intermountsin
league" according to Mr.. Farnsworth.
Here is the article:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-13
BOUTS AT ST. REGIS CLUB.

Four bouts were pulled off at the st.
Regis club last night In the first one
Young Hoiley won the decision over Kid
Frazzel in four rounds. Kid Shaffer wss
given the decision over Smith In three
rounds and Pasnuis won q draw with
"Dago" in four rounds. Young Price and
Kid Clark fought a four-round draw.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-13
HART GETS DECISION.

New Orleans. March 12.-Marvin Hart
was awarded the decision on a foul in
the thirteenth round OF a scheduled 20
round bout with Tony Ross at the West
Side Athletic club tonight.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-13
JOHNSON IN VAUDEVILLE.

New York, March 12.-Oscar Hammer
stein tonight announced the engagement
for one week in vaudeville of Jack John
son. the heavyweight champion pugilist
johnson will appear at the Victoria dur
ing the week beginning March %. after
which he will sail for London.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-13
TURK LOSES A MATCH.

Chicago, March 1z.-Yusiff MahmoGt
lost handicap match to Leo Pardello
here tonight. The Turk agreed to throw
Pardello twice In thirty minutes. but was
able to get only one fall.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-13
RossMAN SIGNS CONTRACT.

Detroit. Mich. March 12.-First Base
man Claude Rossman OF the Detroit
American league champions signed his
contract for 1909 here today and will join
the team at once
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ERMOIINTAIN EAGLE 4
CHANCES LOOK SLIM. 4

= That there will be no intermoun- =
y tain league in Helena or Great =
= Falls is now almost certain. The 4
y fans of Great Falls have stated en- y
4 phatically that they will under no =
y consideration enter an intermoun- =
y tain organization and the majority =
y in this city declare that team could =
y not be maintained here to go to Salt =
y Lake and Boise and compete with =
y the teams which would be placed in y
, the league by those cities. The sal =
y airy limit, they declare, would not be =
y observed, and the result would be =
y that there would be either losing \
y teams or big deficiencies in Helena =
= and Great Falls and other small \
= teams which tried to take the matter =
= of an intermountain league into con- Z
y sideration y
y a state league team will be well !
( supported in either city and it seems =
= probable, in fact almost certain. that =
y the meeting here on March is will =
= decide in favor Of q state league to =
= take in about six cities of Montana. =
%%A%*%%A%%<+~<%%%%%%%4%<A4
Sentiment over the state seems to b,
crystalizing in favor of a state league
and when the meeting is called to order
in this city, March 16, it seems probable
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-13
EGYPTIAN MASSAGE PARLOR.

FACIAL MASSAGE. manicurinE. hair
dressing, scalp culture, dandruff cured,
electric vibrator treatment for face and
scalp. Celebrated French pack for the
immediate eradication of wrinkles. Mrs.
NJ Grant. 125-t26 Mercantile Annex. Bell
phone 4G47- Ind. phone 1881
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-13
BASEBALL SCORES.
San Francisco, March 12.-Final score:

San Francisco, March 12.-Final score;
r. Fl. e.
CUutdSt --.s-4---..s- ~ !
San Francisco .....-.....-..-..... 0 0
Batteries-Fieney. Scott and Owens;
Easterly, Jones and Berry.
Los Angeles. Cal. March 12.-The White
Sox No. . team defeated the Los Angeles
team today. Score:
Los Angeles .-......-...-.......-.
Chicago .-...- ..--.....-.-.-...... J. !
Batteries-ko estuer, Phillips. Briswal
ter and OTendoTf; Miller, White and
Shaw and Payne.
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White All But Out.

ltOu0Q b-lrcIlS slowed I'D CONSIDERABLY y
and had no speed, seemingly he Jaboed
2 light lefl to face and hooked his right
20 head. doing no damage Cans swung
right to jaw twice and sent another hard
one in, putting White down for nine sec
onds- He uppercut twice with his right
and White went down again for count
of eight. White was very grosgy at the
bell. Cans round.
Round tom O'Rourke and White
other seconds worked frantically over
came up weakly Cans send right and
left hooks to stomach. White swung
right to Jaw. Cans stepped in with right
and left hooks to the jaw, but they were
at this stage. and he could not use it.
Cans uppercut with right to chin sending
White down and the bell saved him the
count OF ten. Cans round
Round S-White swung right to jaw.
Cans jabbed two lefts to face and forced
White about the ring, playing for a
right hook Cans uppercut with left to
jaw and swung left and right TO head.
sending White down for six seconds.
Cans swung right to wind. White swung
right to the eye. Both we're very tired
at the bell Cans round.
Round 9-White slapped Cans on the
Jaw with AN open right. Cans put a
straight right to jaw and repeated Then
he sent a right uppercut, stopping White,
but failed to follow up his advantage.
White got in stiff right under the heart.
| Cans kept jabbing with his left, but
missed several rights ineXcusably- This
was very tame round in favor of Cans.
Round 10-Joe landed a heavy right to
| the wind and swung a right to the ear
Cans did all the forcing He hooked right
/ to the Jaw. but missed right and left
swings. White swung right to head and
although 1t had little force. it halted
Cans White swung again to head and
/ ripped il into the wind They were spar
/ ring at the bell
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DIED.

ARAMORE-On Thursday. March IL.
1893. at o'clock a. H.. at his home, seq
South Tenth East street. Of dphthertss {
Frank Paul Paramore, aged s years
months II days; son Of Frank and Eliza
ParamOre.
Inferred at $50 p. m Thursday in City
cemetery.
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CARD OF THANKS.

MIR. AND MRS. b. Z. SMITH wish to
thank their many kind friends for the
expressions of sympathy shown them IN
their late bereavement; also for the nu-
meTOUs floral offerings and tokens Of
kindness
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HENAeERs DEFEAT cRgscENTs.

HsnaEer'a defeated the Crescent Basket
ball team at ATmory hall yesterday after
noon, by a score of g to 81. The game was
we'll contested Mack. of the Crescents,
starred by making eleven baskets, while
Book of HenaEers, scored nine.
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SOCIETIES.

BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN
YEOMEN, homestead No. u32, meets ev-
cry Thursday eveajng, at O'Clock in Fed
and State SITS William Z. jenkins, fore
man. J. Everett Seely, Cor, 40 South II
East St Bel phone Main 5845-K
UTAH COdMANDERT No. n. Knigns
Tempiar. Stated conclaves held at Ma
sonic temple corner ID East and LIST South
the first Thursday Of each month. So
journing Sir Knights cordially invited to
attend WM. NJ RASH, E. c.
E. Q. LEATHERWOoD, Recorder
- s. RTTELThs four co-ordinats
bodIss of the A. A. s. Rite Of Freemas0n-
~ hold stated meetings the third Thurs
coTnsT 1st South and I'd East sts. So.
iouruing brethren invited
LOUIS COIN, 800 Degree
V M. Jordan Lodge Of Perfection No. ?.
T NJ. SURBAUGH, sd Degree.
W. NJ James Lowe Chapter Rose Croix
to HSIT I; =. BROWN. K. c. G
Commander Salt Lake Council kadosb
8 So b EVANS. K. c. c. H.
NJ and Utah Consistory No. I.
'-cHf5-RIsTOPHER DIEHL. sd Degree.
Registrar for ali the bodies
yyAsATCH LODGE No. 1, =. & 4. NJ
Regular meetings held at the Masonic
tsnDIe. corner I'd East and 1st South. tia
second Friday Of each month. Members
OF SlSl6T AOLSSS 014N Al---S DStil-SA
e0i u'a''' H. c. CAV, W. N.
A. ]. LOWE. Secretary
MOUNT MORIAH LODGE No. 2. P. &
A M-ReEUlar meetings held at Masonic
temple. corner LIST South and I'd East, the
second Monday Of each month Members
n sister lodges and brethren IN good
HANDING are cordially invited 10 attend
CHARLES I. DOUGLAS, W. NJ.
CHRISTOPHER DIEuL- Secretary
ARCENTA LODGE No. 3. F. & A. M
Regular meetings held at Masonic tenn
first Tuesday OF each month Members OF
sister lodges and soJouTnins brethren COR
u'a''' z. D. HAMMOND. w. NJ
N c. PHILLIPS, Secretary.
Utah CHAPTER No. /, R. A. NJ
Stated Convocati0nS neld at Masonic tenn
I ME corner ID East and 1st South, the fret
Wednesday Of each month. SOJourninz
/ con7Danfons cordially invited to attend
Z. P. SHERWOOD. H p
/ NJ. c. PHILLIPS, Secretary.
| ABEES-Utonian tent No. 1 meets
/ every Wednesday evening at ]. o. o. F.
/ hall Market st. SojOurning Sir Knights
cordially invited.
| NAOMI REBEKAH LODGE No. meets
! sverv second and fourth Saturday even
! fnEs of each month in Odd Fellows tenn
pie, Market st
SALT LAKE AERIE No. 81, F. o. E
Meets every Friday evening, corner 2d
south and West Temple SITS. Club rooms
/ oDen from 10 a. m. to u p. m. every day.
I NJ. W. BEAVER. Secretary
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-13

Tonight the Granite team plays the Salt
Lake High school at the Granite Stake
meeting house. The game is called for 8
o'clock.
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FLORISTS.

WALTER w. KING. FLORIST.
ia L. "a South. Phones 81. Specialist on
funeral designs and everything floral
THE FLOWER SHOP-Cut flowers and
designs. Under Natl Bank Of Republic
ERNEST A. IAMROURNE FLORAL,
Co. s s. Main. Bell POI. Ind. 974 Leadi4R
florists on funeral designs Decorations
THE RELIABLE florist Huddsrt
Floral Co, opp Grand theatre. Phone los.
J. F. WALK FLORAL co.
l01 South Main street. Phones 10.
SpeciaIties-Funera Work. Decorations