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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-29
BIG CASH PRIZES
FOR BALLOON RACES

NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.-A. E. Lambert.
inc st. Louis aeronaut. who made q Speed
record for balloons from his own city to
Charleston. s. c., has arrived here with
the offer OF the Aero club Of st. Louis
which he represents. to make st. Louis
the place for the international. garool:. nc
meeting TO he held in :his country next
year,
'As ole inducemeEt" said Mr.. Lari-
bert. "we are prepared To offer Sl9n. .002
in cash prizes and VIC viii guarantee
TO hold the contests in as rlne Il setting
as that at the recent aviation meet at
Rheims.
Cincinnati. Philadelphia. ir.Iiana polls
and Washington have been talking as If
they wanted TO get the even. buC none
Of them can compare in advantages with
US. The weather that we could offer
cannot bc beaten. Then we have had
eXpe: ences with two great balloon races
one au International affair. md crc aero
plane cXh!ot!on.
we ncIe. by Offering cash prize Of
S2n CC0 10 hold an ae:oplane ia g on Il
giver day are a. a given hour, without
rccrrd to the condition of the weather
BcsiGes. we would offer u prize of see
OD} Ior a speed contest. $i5,+a0 Tor Il
height contest and $25, 600 TO the a.-o-
plane trat would stay UP .pracSt."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-29
GREAT INTEREST is
SHOWN IN FOOTBALL
East Will Clash With West for
First Time the Present
Season.

NEW YORK, Oct 2s.-Grcat interest
Is being shown In eastern colleges in the
first of the East versus West football
games. which VIII be played next Sat
Irday when the Syracuse eleven goes To
Ann Arbor aud when the coaching meth
ods OF Tad Jones will be pitted against
those of Gost OF tho Michigan team.
Heretofore the east has had all the
better OF tho west in sectional football
matches. During the year In which Michi-
gan ran up such enormous scores against
Its western adVcrsaries there was no
match with the east, mud therefore no
comparison could be made, Last year
Chicago. tho strongest team In the west
played a siX-to-siX tie with Cornell and
Cornell was several places removed from
the front rank Of the eastern elevcns.
Carlisle was beaten by Minnesota. II 10
6, but Minnesota had been put away
handily by Chicago. Carlisle beat three
western teams-St. Louis Nebraska and
Denver; Pennsylvania sulothcrcd Michi-
gan. 90 TO o. and Syracuse also swampcd
Michigan AS Michigan has been nm
nounCcd the strongest looking western
team this season, eastern experts arc
eagerly awaiting the result of Satur-
days game.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-29
CHAMPIONS BEGIN
TO TALK REAL FIGHT
Jefries Wants TO Whip John
son on Sight: C0lOred Man
Is Willing.

"p'clhl 10 Inc lrlbOac-
NEW YORK, Oct 2S-Sporting circles
were thrown into confusion here tonight
when IL was announced that James J.
Jchrics would probably mix with Jack
Johnson upon sight or rather would IN
Nite the negro champion into nh" cellar
and fight IT out In private when they
meet tomorrow. It IS said that Jenrt"S
Is Us mad as an enraGcd bull and could
easily be induced TO step into the ring
With johnson upon moncnis notice
There has been so much talk that JEFF
fries is all In and that he Will lose tn;.l
the undefcatrd champion cannot wait ior
the date of the battle, but wants TO NIX
now.
When Jack Johnson was epprsed of
the Jeftrlcs camp, the black champion
threw up his hands ana laughed.
Il am ready 10 meet J"fries right
now" said Johnson TO fl party OF friends
nc was conyerslnS with when told Of the
news, and kam ready TO go 10 any place
)cffrics mentions, with or without sec
onds. and let the best man come back
OF course ] am In the fighting game TO
make money. but IL Jefr wants TO give me
Il licking on sight ! am sure that ] can
utes OF real work. came here to sign
articles for a fight. | have followed JEFF
fries around like a sheep dog would his
master, and | am beginning 20 feel a
ittle on edge myself, / am here 10
ssn articles and to allow .Jenries to die
that he says winner take all and have
s25, 900 in cash that | am willing 10 bet
on myself AT the prevailing odds at the
time of the fight, II Jcffrles can lick me
he can also take all my money,
The impression here is that There Will
be a hi,ch In the fight articles when thr
two men meet tomorrow. and the fight
erS Will part without signing UP.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-29
SLIPPERY ROADS ARE
CAUSE OF ACCIDENT

AIINEOLA L, l., Oct. 2s.-The slippery
condition OF the roads as a result OF last
nights rain was the cause OF one bad ac-
cident and kept most OF the drivers OF
the Vanderbilt cup course for tryouts
toGay
Bert Dlngley, driving a Chalmers De-
trolt car. had narrow escape from seri-
Gus injury. and his mechanican. Harry
z. Richards was taken TO the Nassau
hospital suffering from three fractured
ribs and possible internal injuries. when
their car skldded and turned turtle near
the srandstand.
Richards was pinned under the car.
but Dingley was thrown clear and landed
with q few bruises
The twenty six drivers with their ma
chimes who will race for the Vanderbilt.
MassapeqUa and Wheatly Hills cups in
Long Island next Saturday, met tonight
TO receive final instructions.
II was announced that tho six small
cars in the Massap5qua cup contest will
be the tirst to start. the four In the
Wheatly Hills class second, and the six
teen bigger cars in the Vanderbilt cup
race, last.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-29

kEENE'S ESPERANTO
WINS BIG HANDICAP
Whitney's WhiskbrOOm Is Beat
en- by Lemberg in Seven
FurlOngs.

NEW MARKET. England, oct, 2S.-Thc
llouehton handicap of 200 sovereigns for
three-year -olds and upward, distance
rozzo. Damage was second, and Sir
Wo!fus third II. T. Whitnry's Dinna
Ken IL, and Charles Carrolis Wheat
ear ran unplaced.
The Richmond Nursery handicap of
$40 sovercieps. six furlenes, was Won by
Samos III Taraeona was second. and
the Murgls Colt, third. Among tho slN-
teen starters was August BclmontS $
Fond Memories. which was unplaceds
In the race for the Dealhurst plate OF
300 sovercigns for two~year olds. seven
Whlskbroom.
The Ditch milo wciier handicap OF zoo
soverelgns for three ycar-olds and UP
was won by j. Il. Kcenes Esperanto.
ST. Edshcrt was second. ana Sc, Justln-
ian, third Thirteen started.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-29
JEFFR|ES DISCOVERS
NEW RING CHAMP ,OH
Says Barbour Can Win Profess
slOnal Title With Little
Experience.

NEW YORK, oct. 2S.-WIilc actively
training here, James J. Jcnrics has un-
covered likely candidate to wrest the
heavyweight championship title OF the
sooiaily-clect from Anthony DroXel Bid
az" ol Philadelphia. who was first intro
duccd 10 fame by "pbtladciphia Jack"
O'Brlcn.
The candidate IS Warren Barbour. son
OF colonel Barbour, the thread manufHc-
turcr and socially prominent.
Barbour, who says he has challenged
B!ddlc for "A finish fight before a sclcci
hudl"nc" OF their friends, happened into
the gymnasium here while Jemrics was
training and the professional pugiist In
duc"d On" amateur 60 box and wrcs;lc
with him Barbour. who is six feet %
inches IN height and weighs 30 pounds
made such q. crcditabIc showing tina. Jef-
fries declared that with competent train
ing he could win the professional cnam-
pionship of tho world
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-29
CONVILL is ELIGIBLE
TO PLAY FOOTBALL

The faculty OF the University of Utah
Convill and ii is found that he is TAX
Ing enough hours at the varsity TO en-
title him TO play with the university foot
ball team IN games outside OF the collie
glatc series, and that there can bc no
objection 10 his playing against the Fort
Douglas team. If Convll desires TO play
Convil is taking a post season course
privileges at the school. although he has
served his time in collegiate sports
Coach Maddox is confident OF defeat
ing the soldiers Saturday afternoon In a
match game. This will be the first ap-
pearance OF the university team at home
and as the Fort team is made up Of
West Point graduates. one of the best
games OF the season is expected by the
fans.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-29
Right Easy Wins,

CINCINNATI. oct. 2S.-Eight Easy
won the feature race, q handicap event
at Latonia today Lawrence p DAILY was
second, while the heavily played favor
ite, Bandor!dee, was third. Three IA
vorites managed 10 win. and the books
and public broke about even on the day
First race. iivc and half furlongs-
MI Smartv, 10 ?. Won: Friend Virgil
90 TO l; second; Gramcrcy, II 10 I, third
Time. l:0S As.
Second race, six furlongs-Congo. II 10
D. won: Blue Lee, Il 10 /, second; yot-
ms. to L, third. Time, l:la 3-5.
, Third race. five and 9 half iurlongs-
Boca Grandcs II TO 90. won Howdy
Howdy. s 10 /, second Galvesca. 81 10
j. third. Time. 90 4-5.
Fourth race. six furiongs-Right Easy
10 :, won; Lawrence p. Daly. 10 !
second. liandbridgc, even. third. Time
Fifth race, one uile--Bonnic Bard. :
to .. won: Sallie Preston, To /. second ,
Lady Esther even. third. Time. l:ll 20
Sixth race. six furlongs--kokomo, 20
J.; won; Rebel Queen, S 20 l. second :
Fleming, 70 . third, Time. lis
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-29
CHANCE Is CONFIDENT
OF WINNING PENNANT

CHICAGO. Oct. 2S.-''With one more
right -hander able 10 take his turn with
Overall. Brown and Reulbach. the Cubs
should bag the National league pennant
in 1910. and the west side fans can rest
assured we will bend every energy TO
land another star before the opening
or tho season"
This statement by Manager Chance as
he stopped aboard the train TO bear him
or to winter quarters near Los Angeles
indicated the stand 10 be made by the
leader OF the eN-cbampions In prepara-
tion for the coming season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-29
Too Muci, for Saints.

y number OF the >students from The |.
ID. s. university met TN" Granite nigh
school team in game OF football. AT
the end oil the last half the Grantees had
run up score OF 40 TO .. and the rem
nants OF the -" school aggregation were
not In very jubilaut spirits. Jack Sum
s. was the captain who officiatcd for th..
saints
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-29
ALL HALL0WS MEETS
GRANITE ON GRIDIR0N

The All U3llows college and Granite
high school football teams Will meet in
q match game, one OF the series for the
championship. this afternoon at $50
o'clock on the Granite eridiron. Both
teams are confident of winning and as
the teams are now at their best the
fans are expecting an exciting and hard
played game.
The lineup for the All Hallows team
viii be. Young. /, G.; J. Boyle, l. e.;
Kricker. l.. g; y. Boyle. c, 4Ichiay or
maurice. |, @. McMasicrs. q. b.; Crouch
T. b.; johnson ]. b; Stephens. T. h.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-29
MULLN TO UNDERGO
ANOTHER 0PERATlQ'

DETROIT. Mich, Oct. 2s.-Georse W
lin, Tiger pitcher is soon 10 90 un''
the knife again. George was injiird
the groin couple OF seasons ego s
batteI hall from the club OF George ST
OF the Crowns. fic was operated on g
and the trouble seemed TO disappear o
his strenuous work in the recent wu.a
series brought back the pain.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-29
The lineup;
EOnhnnnrnS
Faculty Challenges Seniors.

The faculty oi the University Of Utah
has challenged The seniors for q match
game nf football. to be played on Cum
mings field Friday. November .. The
seniors were defeated in tho first game
OF tho class series by the juniors. and the
faculty thinking tho seniors viii bc easy
money. have sent them q challenge. The
seniors have accepted. and from all ap-
pearancaa tho game will be onc uf tile
most Interesting miSoT games thls yeav,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-29
Old-Tilnc Fox Hunt

BLOOMINGTON, IL, oct. 2S.-An old
tlmc foA hunt through southern Mclean
coUuty proved II great event for central
Illinois sportsn1cn yesterday. Several
animals Wcrc uncovered by tho hounds
and captured after ain exciting chase
a barbecue last night rounded out tic
days sport.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-29
First Glass Game,

The first game OF the high school class
series was played Thursday afternoon
when the freshmen and sophomore teams
played q tic game. Tho game was full OF
and the crowd that stood along the sid
lines enjoyed the contest. The teams
showed lack of condition and practice
but still at times some real football Was
played. The sophomore team had n Slight
advantage il the first half. but the
trcshles came back strong jn the second
half and had the sophomore team in the
air.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-29
EXCURSIONS TO CHICAGO.
November l6 and II.

Via Oregon Short Line, for UNITED
STATES LAND AND IRRIGATION
EXPOSITION. November 30 to Decem-
bcr 4, and INTERNATIONAL LIVE
STOCK EXPOSITION. November -
10 December -. Round trip from Salt
Lake, $500. Limit. December 10. CITY
Ticket Ooticc, 2Ql Main street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-29
Glass Basketball,

The class series IN basketball at the
J.. ID >. university is now waxing hot at
the school There are four classes in Ih"
league this year; namely. the seniors
so1honorcs. juniors and freshmen. Yes
i"rday the commercial student team was
defeated by tho seniors. - to IS. while
The juniors ran up Il score Of 20 lo the
freshmen hard earned s.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-29
PACIFIC LEAGUE
Hard-Played Game.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 9S.-San Fran
cisco defeated Vernon today, To j. by
driving I'm the needed tally in the ninth
inning OF q hard played game. Miller
was the hero OF the day, and lifted the
X II. Il.
San Francisco ...........,........4l 10 .
Vernon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. )
Batteries-Melkel and Williams, Vance
and Brown.
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Sacramento Draws Blank.

SACRAMENTO, Oct 2S.-Johnson.
Keldys young southpaW. today blanlScd
Sacramento, allowing but one hit and
drove out the single that scored tho win
ming run. He WGs much In evidence, but
fielding behind him was iawless.
RH.E
Oakland Observation-Disclosures, Z o
Sacramento .............O 0
Batteries-Johnson and Lewis; Whalcn
and La Longc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-29
Races at Auteuil.

PARIS, Oct. 2S.-W. *. Vunderbit's S
Montavallc finished second in the Prix
Little Ducck. which was run at AuteuIl
today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-29
Seaton Blows Up.

Los ANGELES. oct. 2S-Sea;on held
Los Angeles down to nothing until the
sixth inning today and then blew up.
Five hits resulted in five runs for Los
Angeles. tielng the score. Carson re-
Iieved him In the sixth. Dillon drove
out Il single. which scored Wheeler with
the winning run. X. II. r..
Los Angeles ............-....ss..T 7 .
Portland ..... ...........s.......,6 10 1
Batterscs-koesuer and Smith. Oren-
dorft. Seaton, Carson and Fisher,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-29
Races at Pimlico,

PTAILICO, Md. Oct. 2S.-At the fifth
day of the fall meeting OF the Mary
land Jockey club the Mount Washing
ton steeplechase was won by Thistle
dale. WoodsIde fell at Tho first jump;
First Up fell ut the eleventh.
First race. six furonss-Evcrard TO
l. won; Henry Crosscaddin. 8 to l. sec
ond; Oguetos, 10 ], third. Time,
f:l6 Is.
Second race, mile and sixteenth
Mrs. Pcrigord 10 to ]. won; Campaisner.
TO j. second; Efall, 16 10 Is, third.
Time. l.i7 as,
Third race. six furlongs-Fauntleroy
TO I, won; Bobco. 10 TO l. second I:
Chiffon Queen, 20 to !, third. Time.
l:li
Fourth race. steeplechase. about two
miles-Thisucdale- TO 10, won; Vilhalla,
u TO ;. second; Almanzor, 4 to l, third
Time. 4:27 2-5.
Fifth race, five -eighths OF a mile
Buecrest. 8 to / won; Aylmcr 10 to J.,
second: Trudo, 10 ]. third. Time,
l,02 l-o.
Sixth race mile and seventy yards
High Private. TO ), won; TakshIra
TO I. second, Blue Book. 3 TO ;, third,
Time, 1:i4 3-5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-29
Buena Vista Entries

First race. selling a-year-olds and up
ward. six furlongs-Col White. i12; Nth-
gold io9. Dr.. Sherman. iOo Valencia
lol; .Halton. ll2; AntarI 100.
Second race purse, 2-year-olds. five
furlongs-Rey El Tovar. 113; Galtor 10.
Robcrtas 10; La DeNtra. 10; King OF
Yolo. I13.
Third race. selling. $-ycar-olds and up
ward. six furlongs-Royal stone, 10i,
St; Francis, l12. Dredkin. 1o4, ossinn.
100: Gaiyanic, 109. Royal River l09;
Prince OF CASTLE. 109 Yolo. I0i; Nappa
ll2i st. Joe, l0a; Chitterlings, 104; Billy
Taylor, lo9.
Fourth race, farewell handicap sever
iurlongs-Gthel Day. l0i; Godfather. 105;
Ffnancier, los; Jack Paine. 40; Hannah
Louise, lO2; Etnon, 1874; La Refine Hin
doc. 100,
Filth race, 3-ycar-olds and upward, six
furlongs-Reuben, LOG; Lord Nelson 1l9;
sal Pearl, 102: Albion II, 9s: Rather
ROYAL, ll0; lnclement, H. Ehel Day. ll9.
Sixth race, selling. Syear- olds and up
ward, five and half furlongs-Mary T.,
III, Masniilclo. llS; Aivia, los; Judge
Shortall, los; Gypsy Vice, l0S Cobleskill,
ll3; Bright Skies. los, Gossiper II. 1l3.
Seventh race, purse, 3-Year-olds and
upward, five iurlongs-Cigarlighte 1o7;
Del Cruzador, l07: Pretcnsion. lOd: Ber
nardo, l09; Anna May, i09.
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Three-year-olds ana upward.

minute on ~ Time - - i9 l5 Sl , , $ syaggSr-
Winner by Mitchell Scratched Ath
Or Hollis probably best only lost
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-22

tempted to show them the beauties
Of Judaism. AS we cannot do that,
we content ourselves with exempli-
tying our religion in our lives, in
our conduct and in our acts lead
ing honest, industrious and sober
lives. Neither Moses nor the
prophets gave us in charge the
sending OF missionaries, to try to
convert others OF different faith,
nor did any OF OUT rabbis ever COM
mend IL.
Jews ever believed in the doc
trine oil equal rights to all men, 500
cially, and politically, which would
be inconsistent with our truths II
we sen out missionaries, as that
would indicate that We considered
ourselves better than others are.
That all Jews are not altogeth-
er as good as we would like them
to be, simply implies that we are
only human; but how then should
we send ~ missionaries TO make
others believe as we do, as long as
we ourselves are not %perfectl
Would not some turn to us retort-
ing, sweep before your own doori'
And the retort would be proper;
but Just so can we say TO those
Christians who are so eager to con-
vert Jews to their belief, sweep
erst before your own door, ere you
attend TO the affairs OF others"
"If the Jews would see a super.
iority in Christianity over Judaism,
such that would make its consti-
tuents purer, better, happier, they
would readily adopt IL without the
efforts OF missionaries; but since il
does MOI make better men and pur-
er women than Judaism makes OF
its followers, we cannot see why
we should not cling tenaciously to
our old, never failing religion, re-
splendent with ethical truths, from
whose bosom Christianity rose and
which Christians admit that II was
God-given.
why should we send out mis-
sionariesI To convert-whom9
The enlightened intelligent Chris
tain we would not want 10 convert,
because he is moral, virtuous and
all that is good and noble in man,
and a theist already; and the lower
classes, the degraded characters,
bigotted fanatic, would not make
good Jews. A bad Christian will
not be a good Jew, Just as a bad
lew never makes agood Christian.
Men who are anht to be admitted
into good society will never reflect
much honor and credit upon the
faith they have adopted"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-22

In this issue % 80 News is print.
ed, for the bcnebt of those who sub.
scribe, coupons In several OF tue dis.
play advertisements. These Coupons
are worth Eve cents In trade ON every
dollar cash purchase IRON the mcfch.
ants "a whose advertisements they ap
pear. Ia other words News subscfib
efs ARE gwen u discount VI i've per
cent Oh every cash purchase made from
"A News advertiser who carries ~ cou
pon IN his M.
A five per cent discount ON all pur
chases, IT can readily be seen, will soon
amount 10 considerable cash a maj
whose expense amount to one hun
bred dollars "a month will save five
dollars by saving coupons and since
money saved Is money made, the
man who spends one hundred dollars
u month will make i've dollars over
aud above his income every month.
Five dollars "A month will supply the
attic household nee ssitios or to a sin.
gle man, Injuries, which without cou
pons, would ave to he deducted from
his actual earnings. In the home the FIVE
per cont saved on purchases made with
coupons will supply the children with
pencils aud scHOOl books iOt the whole
year IN addition to many OF the other
| little necesslties lunt ARE needed every
day by the industrious house wife.
But this is not all, the merchants
who carry the ads. have anticipated
| the News in the move aud have gone
u step further and below Announce
that they will give away certain yalu.
| able prizes 10 those for whom they
rcdeem the most coupons IN a stated
| time. Their propositions are:
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-22
ORDINANCE NO. SO.

BE II ordained by the City Council
of the City of Tucumcari, y. NJ.
!. II shall he unlawful for any per
son, persons, firm ~ corporation to run
at operate any game of chance IA any
building, room " place within the cor
poratc limits of the City of T~ucumcari,
New Mexico.
.. IL shall be unlawful for any per
Sou, persons, firm or corporation, being
H. actual control as lessee Cr otherwise
III ANY building, room or place within
corporate limits .: the City of rucum
earl, New Mexico, to suffer Or permit
any game ui chance To Ice run or up
Grated ia any building, room Or place
being so under his control as above
specified.
5. II shall be unlawful, within the
curpoia ate limits Of the City of Tucum
earl, New mexico, for any person tu
engage Ia, take part in, Or play ut VI
IN any game of chance.
1. II shall be unlawful, within the
corporate limits of the City OF Tucum.
earl. New Mexico, for any person u
visit, loiter about or he In or abou,
any room, building or place, within
the corporate limits Of said city, where
any game OF chance is being run, OPP
Grated or where any game Of chance
IL being played.
j. Any person, persons, firm or cor
poration violating any of the provis
ions OF this ordinance, OF any of III,
provisions OF any section of this ordi
nance, shall be fined in any sum moi
exceeding fifty dollars to which may
be- added imprisonment in the City
jail for any term not exceeding thirt.
days.
Passed May ~, 1909,
j. A. Street, Mayor.
Attest! j. X, D~aughtry, Clerk.
5.Itgt.