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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-12
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The pioneer coal operators in western
Pennsylvania. and left large fortune
TO his son, who has used IL in all sorts
Of ways 10 contribute TO the comfort
and happiness of other people. No ad-
vcrtising tag is attached TO his phllan-
thropY. But everybody III this world
has his weaknesses, and one Of Mr.
Creary's is weird pattern Of panta-
looms, with a Zap up the front-so that,
hls fellow members say, one cannot tell
whether he is going or coming. For
some years he was treasurer of the
Quaker City. but put his salary back
into tho public funds. This example
has not since been initiated; it greatly
surprised Philadelphia.
Pullman Car Millions Figure.
The Pullman car millions are repre-
sented in the house by Frank O. Low
den of Oregon, ILL fine looking man.
at Sunrise City, Mimi, and is therefore
i9 years old. Fourteen years ago he
married Florence Pullman, and since
then has not been obliged to work, She
was n daughter of George NJ. Pullman,
who built the ear lie is n particularly
good fellow Gas may be Judged from the
fact that everybody calls hIm Frank a,
and regards himself as farmer,
Burton Harrison Handsome.
One of the handsomest men in The
house is Francis Burton Harrison
smooth faced well.built, 36 years Of
age and graduate of Yale. In the
Spanish war he enlisted as a private,
in Troop 4. New York Volunteer caval-
ry, and was promoted 10 a captaincy,
Though so young, he has already mar
ried two very rich womeu-his first
wife being killed in an automobile acci-
dent. He belongs to Tammany Hall,
though of tho ''silk stocking stripe,
and is thought to be coming man. Iu-
deed, the New York crowd at Denver
wanted him for Vicc-presldcnt, but
Kern got the nomination.
Represents Fifth Avenue.
Hamilton Fish is another representa-.
tive OF Fifth avenue in congress
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though, III a geographical sense. he per-
tains 10 the town of Garrison, y. y,
and was born in Albany, IN lS49, while
his father was governor of that state
He is n widower, with five children.
When his father. Hamilton Fish, was
secretary of state under Grant; from
1869 TO 1871. Young &" Ham, as he was
then called, served as his private secre.
tarv. He was appointed assistant treas
urer at New York in 1903 by Roosevelt
I'm congress he Is distinguished us Il
hard worker, never being absent for Il
minute while the house is in session.
Wealth, 100000, estimated.
Made Fortune in Iron.
Another millionaire representative is
Everis A. Hayes of San Jose, Cal.
MANY years ago he became interested
III the wonderful iron deposits of the
GoCebie range, IN northern Wisconsin
and Michigan before many people had
come TO know the wealth that might
be derived from them. From this
source he drew large fortune, and
Since then he has been extensively en-
gagged i'm the fruit raising business III
California.
Has Only Five Millions.
George Franklin HUFF, elected as
Republican from Greensburg, Pa, has
recently built a white brick palace ut
the corner OF Q street and New Hamp-
shire avenue, in Washington. lie Is
supposed to be worth about $1,000. 600.
The beginning of his career was made
in the car shops of the Pennsylvania
railroad at Altoona. Short and stout,
he Is one of the hest looking men Ill
the house, though owning TO sixty-seven
years His business is banking and
coal digging. 1t is. indeed, as a coal
operator that he has gained the bulk
Of his forune. An eccentricity of his
is an uuwillingness TO use typewriter
or stenographcr. AL of his letters
he answers in his own handwriting.
Other Rich Men.
Other millionaire representatives are
Jacob Van NcchtCn Olcott of New
York CITY On nopuLnr man and an able
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lawyer, who inherited his money!, and
Nelson L. Wheeler of Endeavor, Pa,
who got his fortune out of lumber
Wheeler built Endcavor, which is Il
lumber town, and named it after the
Christian Endcayor movement, in
which he is very much interested. John
Dalzell of Pittsburo is another rich
man, who is supposed TO represent the
Pennsylvania ''interests. especially
steel and railroads, in congress: 1t is
sometimes claimed that the speaker.
Uncle Joseph Cannon, is worth a mil
lion dollars. but this, it may be safely
said, is a mistake. Probably his wealth
wound come 10 about half that sum.
An exceedingly shrewd old gentleman.
other safe enterprises, he has saved his
money. and, when he comes TO die, VIII
doubtless ''cut up well, as the phrase
is, for the benefit Of his heirs.
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through his skin in estimating lumber
Perhaps the most popular man in the
lower house of congress is William B.
Mckinley who halls from Champaign,
Ill. He calls himself Il farmer-which
means that he spends his leisure time,
when not in Washington, on au eXten"
sive estate. which is cultivated on up"
to-datc and scientific principles. 1t
costs him good deal of money, but this
is not matter of importance. Most OF
his wealth is invested in an intemrbau
system of trolleys.
Mckinley is not in politics for any
serious purpose, but for the fun he can
get out of IT. The time he devotes TO
his legislative duties would probably he
worth 100000 n year to him, if he
chose to expend it in other ways. An
other 100000 a year he gives away
chiefly 10 friends of his who happen
10 want the money Anybody he knows
who happens TO be in hole financially
can 90 TO genial fat Bill Mckinley, and
get substantial help. No wonder people
like him.
McCreary Is Good Fellow.
Another man of somewhat the same
typo is George ID. McCreary, from
Philadelphia, His father was one of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-12
STOMACH BAD?

I( YOU have distress and bloating
after eating. don't neglect treatment.
Catarrh Of Nh. stomach Is most conf
mon ailmcnt and can bo cured; but,
remember. 4 cancer of the stomach Is
inCurable. Don't neglect stomach
trouble Consult the doctors who
know how 20 cure.
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Represents Fifth Avenue

Hamilton Fish is another representa-.
tive of Fifth avenue in congress
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MIS-. DaVld {, Jones, MdIaU, IuaIlV.
MRS, JONES SAYS:
II want Ia thank Drs Shores foV the
good they have done me and my nus
band | know Of many cases in MnlaJ
which have been cured by Drs. Shores
My husbeud was ono of them. In my
own case local doctors did not under,
stand my trouble. They claimed / nad
gail stones and other troubles. but did
not help me l wrote to Ilcs. shores
and began their treatment when ! was
bcdfaSt and could not move myself. In
two weeks [ felt better, and in ono month
was up and around. doing my houscwp?k
and feeling splendid. This Improvement
has been permanent. although n1 %
years old and have suffered for % years,
fcll away 10 skin and bones, losi ny
breath, had cold swcatS and terrible
pains Now | feel splendid. and all Ma
lad thinks | was practically raised trpm
the dead. Write me u YOU want any
(SlgnedD MRS. DAVID g JONES.
''Malad, lduho."
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Miss Jensen says: "T have had
trouble with my ears and nose ncIrly
all my life. nv ears ache1 and pa;ned
and were constantly running. ] had
such whistlinG noises in my ears that
people could actually hear the 'whia-
tie when ] blew my nose. Ny head
and nose stopped TIP. and ! never
found any relief until Drs. Shores
treated mo, In two weeks the noises
stopped The pain got better, the lsad
and nose cleared up. and feel 80
much better In every way that It is
q pleasure TO add my testimony 10
Drs Shores skill, tSigned)
BERTHA JENSEN
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MEDICAL SKILL

doesn't mean lust sufficient techni-
cal knowledge TO enable man 10
pass a Medical Examination and hang
out his shnGle. VI means ACTUAL
wears and years: daily watching and
learning frum each ease the secrets
oi nature and the cure for disease.
;uch knowledge Is possessed by
DrS. Shores In a wonderful degree.
ONsutTATloN. EXAMINATION
AND ADVICE FREE AND CoNFl-
DENIIAL ECR AL DISEASES.
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r r.. EININ, lis Thompson court.
salt Lake city.
Mr.. Elvin had been told he vas
doomed that Consumption was in"Fi-
table: lie was short OF breath: couShcd
all night, tired and worn out, no aru-
bition; constant headaches: all Tho
other terrible symptoms that mark
neglected Catarrh--in The head and
throat, He tried everything without
avail Then he tried Drs. Shores. In
two days his couSh stopped. in less
than . month his hcada aches. cough.
tired feeling. etc. have all vanished.
He feels grateful, he wants 10 talk
with others who arc sick. Look )!iGl
up. ask him tho facts. You VIII lie
Interested and IL will do YOU good.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-12

~ today is more thickly iufcst.
" y ed. so TO speak, by ''prcda-
tory plutes' than at any pre-.
--ous period in its history.
One OF the fifteen richest men in this
)pntry IS representative IN congress
''om Yonkers, in the state of New
ofk. His name is John f. Audrus.
al his wealth is estimated at sixty
lllions of dollars. He is chemical
ng, controlling to great extent the
foduetion Of medicinal drugs in the
'nited States. Nearly all Of the pep
p manufactured in Amenca comes
uom his mills-whence the name. "'Old
hewiug Gum" applied to him joking
b. his fellow congressman, thongh,
a matter of fact, BIC puts OH the
aTkct no such commodity.
~ is no small matter SO pile up
|P0,000,000 IN one lifetime, hut An.
bus did II. He began the world with.
pt a cent, and taught school for liy-
W. for four years, IN New Jersey. The
ieat chemical works AT Ii ilhokcu,
|Fross the river from the metropolis,
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CATARRH, DEAFNESS
AND EAR NOISES.

why not try the treatment that
cures We publish abundance OF tes-
tlmonials from well known and re-
liable people. gho have been cured Of
catarrh deafness and ear noises. II
YOU suffer from any chronic ailment
why not come and see the Doctors
who cUrcH
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I)RS. SHORES
Seventeen
re-Make No Mistake.

Be SUr6-MaKG NO WISGaKe.
Disease does not wait Start right
you may not have j second chance. Be-
ware of "Fake Medical Institutes" and
"Ouack Doctors DrS. Shores Will treat
you, II you want a Cure, for the low
fee of
$500 A MONTH.
Medicine Free tho maximum charge
Tor amy Catarrhal Chronic ailmcut. no
matter how complicated tho case may be.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-31
WHAT IS YOUR OPINION?

directors took action than
Northwestern circuit lit
of northern
the
been received the fight
the mill five
will the The question
while hold that
Jeries that od the
evnced the fight pretty fair idea OF
question will asceraned through
daily including
filed fol
observed
l. Each individual is to
opinion.
Each coupon signed address the
be limited $50 words
the of the Sporting Editor not
Coupons plainly addressed Sporting Editor Spo
Press, Spokane Wash"
possible after the voting closes The Press will publish
should splendid idea of
world in section the northwest figures the
pugihstic situation.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-31
ROAD RACE, RELAY AND l0-1
RACE At !. N. G.. A. TOMORROW

With five mile road race, start
ing at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing, an indoor relay race in the
afternoon and a ten-to-one race in
the evening, the Y. M C. A. will
start the new year in a most
suspicious manner.
Twenty-one entries had been re-
ceived for the five mile road race
last night, with a few more pros
|pective entries. The men will run
out Monroe to Herman avenue, ex.
actly two and a half miles, and re-
turn over the same course. Peter
Terway is hot favorite in the
race, with Jerry Beauchamp, Hup-
perton and WEIGH looming up as
factors in the contest.
In the afternoon picked teams
from Student c and Employed Boys
classes will compete in a two and
a half mile relay race, each man
running a quarter of a mile. The
meet will be started at $3.50 O'Clock.
The feature race of the day will
be the 10 mile indoor race in the
evening between Peter Terway, the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-31
PAOt
SPORT PAGE
SOUTH CENTRAL WINS DOUBLE
HEADER At COEUR D'ALENE

Coach Van Cook, who is RESPONSE
BILE for the great showing made
by the high school lads and lassies,
refereed the girls game and al
ternated as referee and umpire
for the boys.
The victory of the girls evens
up matters so the third and decid-
ing game will be played in the
near future.
Next Friday night the North Cen.
trail girls will play at Occur
d'Alene.
The lineup of the girls team fol.
lows: Misses Burt, Buckley and
Brozinski, forwards; Miss Motto
center; Misses Lane (captain) and
zimmerman, guards; Misses Car.
son, Sayre and Barker, subs.
The boys lineup: Goetz and
Peddycord, forwards; Bowers, cen
ter; Miller and Campbell, guards
Pynn, Railsback and Henderson
subs.
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to pieces, but the blows had no
effect. The champion was as fast
as when he started. Had decision
been given he would have been a
bad second, simply because he
could not connect with the artful
dodger in front of him. But Cor
bett left mite of an opening in
the twenty-third and Jeff's left shot
out, crashed through the imperfect
guard and connected with Corbett's
! chin.
Bob Armstrong, who was as close
as anyone to the men, declared
Jeffries' fist did not travel six
inches. Imagine the power behind
that grub thief that laid Corbet1
low and changed the entire aspect
of the battle in an instant.
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fastest big man that ever wore a
five-ounce glove. He was in such
splendid condition that even after
20 rounds of furious work-dur-
ing which he maintained a con-
tinuous feinting and gave a daz-
cling exhibition of foot work-his
breathing was not labored. AT
the conclusion of each round he
returned to his chair, took one
deep breath, and waved aside the
man with the towel. He was a
sight for the gods that night!
For % rounds Corbett had such
a lead that he was 20 to 1 shot
in the minds of the assembled
thousands. Jeffries, to all appear
ances, didn't have a look in.
When the tw% nty-third round
began Jeffries had been chOpped
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-31
QUINN HAS GREAT
CARD FOR JAN, I

With Louie Long and Eddie Me-
rino, two well-known lightweight
fighters, to furnish the main go,
and four-round battles between
Heinie Ritter and Jack Kaye and
Louis Orsie and Bob Bracken as
side attractions, together with a
couple of preliminaries, Eddie
Quinn has one of the best cards
in years to present to Spokane
fight fans in the Armory on Janu-
airy z. The smoker is to be held
under the auspices of Federal I'm
ion No. 1922
Merino arrived in Spokane sew
eral days ago and will train at the
Rex for his bout with Louie Long,
the well-known Spokane light
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Cans and George Dixon were train
ing, and for 80 days put himself
through a grueling calculated to
land him in the ring in the pink
of condition.
And what a sight Gentleman
Jim was when he threw the bath
robe from his shoulders in the
ring that night. His cheeks
glowed with health and his eyes
sparkled with eagerness. His
broad, deep chest was a mass of
muscles and his skin was as hard
and white as polished marble.
Never heavy below the waist, Cor
belts legs that night reminded me
of greyhound's, so smooth,
slender and beautifully muscled
were they.
Corbett went into that fight the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-31

South Central Hi won a double
victory at Occur d'Alene last night,
the boys and girls basketball
teams returning home victorious
over the Occur d'Alene high school
teams. The boys won their game
in hollow fashion by the score of
43 to 16, while the girls won out
after IL minutes of extra play, 5
to 3, Miss Brozinski shooting the
final basket.
Peddycord starred for the boys
quintet, scoring nine field goals
in the last half, while Goetz tossed
seven in the same frame. With the
score almost even at the end of
the first half, 8 to s in favor of
Spokane, Captain Pynn's crew
went after the Idahoans so hard
that the scorer wore out his pen
Gil tallying the scores.
The local squad left Spokane
last night in a special car, 40
rooters accompanying the teams.
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weight. The men will enter the
ring at 1873 pounds.
Kaye will train down to 125
pounds for Ritter, and expects to
do things to the bantamweight
champ.
Orsie and Bracken came togethor
last night and decided to end the
question of supremacy in a four
round go. Orsie has had consider.
able more experience than Bracken
but the latter is a conner who has
a good wallop and a tough anatomy
so a whirlwind go is in the cards
"Orsie don't need to put up this
talk about giving me five pounds, ,
declared Bracken this morning. 81
weigh 1877 pounds now and will be
in perfect trim at 1873 ringside."
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velops the wind and endurance as
does basket ball, and after a couple
of weeks of this sport the local ath,
letes will be in condition to lead
their Vancouver opponents over a
three or four round heartbreakine
course without exhibiting the usual
signs of exhaustion so noticeable in
the average amateur bout.
With Spokane taking the lead in
basket ball as conditioner, the
other clubs of the northwest will be
forced in self defense to adopt the
same method of training or suffer
when the clubs meet in the ring.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-31
SP09RET : SPICE
WHAT THE FANS THOUGHT.

Northwestern
evident Mercedes
the Northwestern plainly evident the
little Portland realize the
ton Beaveown is regards the Coasters OF the B communic
by the editor Spokane ball
modest when it signing their names articles and after prod
failed
dropping Port
Northwestern
south while remaining
ball. Portland
classification organized ball
the question before the public The action
Nohweseners Seattle deciding
Portland will
the circuit The question What will furnish the sixth
club the circuit?'
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-31
MANY NEW YEAR S
SHOOTS

The Spokane Gun club will hold
New Years shoot at Moran Prai-
rie tomorrow. A large number of
the local marksmen will compete
for handsome trophies to be
awarded the winners of the events
Many local gun artists will enter
the list at Lamont in the free for
all shoot held by the Lamont Gun
club tomorrow. The shooting will
commence at 1920 a. m, to be fol
lowed by a banquet in the evening
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-31
BOXERS AND WRESTLERS ADOPT
BASKETBALL FOR TRAINING

The boxers and wrestlers of the
s. A. A. c. are to take up basket
ball as a conditioner. Next week
the combined squads will play two
Is minute halves of the popular in
door sport on Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday evenings under the
watchful eye of Felthouse, one of
the stars of the S. A. A. C.-quintet.
The introduction of basket ball in
the training curriculum promises to
have far reaching results, both for
the local athletes and their oppo-
nents. There is no game that de-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-31
LOOKS LIKE POST SEASON SERIES
IN COWBOY POOL TOURNAMENT

With the cowboy pool tourna-
ment at the S. A. A. G. nearing an
end, the indications point to three
or four cornered tie with post
season series to decide the cham
pionship. At least eight of the IS
teams entered have a chance to
win, although this number will be
decreased daily until three or four
teams are fighting it out for the
title. Cd.
The standing to date follows:
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EY TIP WRIGHT.


If Jim Jeffries regains his old
time speed and stamina, the for
mer will undoubtedly be due to
Jim Corbett, for it is understood
Corbett will put the finishing
touches on the big bears training.
l don't suppose anyone is better
fitted than Corbett for this round.
ing off stunt. That he knows how
to train was proven conclusively
when he prepared himself for that
25-round bout with Jeffries.
Determined to regain the cham
pionship he lost to Fitzsimmons,
who lost it to Jeffries, Corbett
spent three months fitting himself
for the fight of his life.
He went to place on Long
Island, where Bob Armstrong, Joe
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-31
MERRILL CAPTURES
44O-YARD EVENT

The Spokane Y. NJ. c. A. won
onlysone first place in the tele-
graphic meet, E. H. Merrill winning
the 440 yard potato race and the
only first place in the first meet in
which Spokane has participated.
With McCallin third in the high
jump and Hyperion third in the
220 yard potato race, Spokane an
nexed seven points, securing last
place in the meet. Tacoma won,
with IS points; Portland was sec
ond, with 10; Seattle third, with 10,
and Spokane brought up the rear
with seven points.
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TOWNS ONLY BABY GOING
AWAY.

VIVA, Col, Dec. 31.-The town
of Vina is to lose its only baby.
When Mrs. Frank Baxter gave
birth to baby girl the entire pop
ulation rejoiced, but now there is
sorrow because Baxter. who is a
Southern Pacific agent, has receiv-
ed orders that he is to be trans
ferred. Vina has a population of
more than 400 adults, yet there are
only 16 children of school age
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-31

Iwell known professional runner
and team of 10 picked men UNDER
the leadership of Ben Doris. Ter.
way is out for a record and is con.
fident that not only can he beat
the Association ten, but will smash
all indoor records for the 10 miles
in spite of the 80 lap track at the
Association.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-31
ST. YVES TO AUSTRALIA.

Yves, the Marathon is
his people
England Scot
Seattle
himself his defeat the hands of the Winnipeg
leave home
feeling that his is done.
unquestonaby distance
probably world produced
back
of
Henri would
be himself
Olympic
believe that back Hayes
he did when
he Longboat
Johnny and wordbeang record
Jimmy Fitzgerald and Con Connolly
satisfy the writer.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-31
OPEN HOUSE AT
CLUB TOMORROW

Open house will be the order of
the day at the S. A. A. c. tomor-
row, the clubmen celebrating the
new year in the usual manner, with
punch on tap at the club and good
fellowship on every hand.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-31
THE CUES TIONS

the Sporting
what fight
eresJohnson ght
you championship fight between jeff
ries and Johnson?
O. How think the fight will go?
O. What you think ringside will be? Why?
-,
What do estimate the probable receipts of the contest wiz be-
vuh A. 49, ,,, ~ =. % 49,
name
street ana Number
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HOUSE.
SHOES

Twenty-Five different styles In
MEMS WOMEN'S AND Chill.
DREN'S FELT SHOES AND SLIP.
PERS, at $500, $1.25, $3.50 and
$1.75 a pair. Christmas assortment
complete. ~