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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01


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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
TRAINING HARD
FOR MARATHON

NEW YORK, Feb. Both Tom
LoEgboat, the worlds champion Mara
thon runner. and Alfred Shrubb. the
champion long distance runner of Eng.
land, resumed their training stunts to-
day. Longboat stayed over In Wash
ington Saturday night after his race
there and returned to Allenhurst with
his trainer, Jimmy De Forest, early to-
day. Shrubb spent Sunday In New
York, ard went out 10 Montclair, y.
j., where he has been training. late
last night The little Englisman has
now fully recovered from the injury to
his toe. and is going along In splen-
did shape for the race Friday night.
The special five-mile match between
Bob fallen end Mike Spring is attract
ing good deal OF attention among
local followers OF the running game,
as the rivalry between these two men
has been intense for some time. They
are running for a purse, winner take
all
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
PLAN BARGE FIGHT
FOR JEFFR|Es
AND JOHNSON
NEW YORKER OFFERS PURSE or
$4,000 AND WOULD HAVE NO
TROUBLE IN RAISING THE MON.
Ely FROM zoo TICKETS.
BY TAD.

NEW YORK, Feb. IA prominent
Wall.st. broker who does not want his
uame mentioned al this time. Is trying
to make up party OF wealthy sports
Who will pull OF the Johnson-Jetfries
fight on a barge three miles out from
New York.
The plan is TO give the fighters s1O,'
coo and TO limit the attendance TO 200.
Each OF the spectators is 10 pay 1915
for the privilege of witnessing the
bout, the balance or the money. which
would be $1,000. IS 10 so toward the
expenses of the affair
Three miles out 10 sea this man
thinks that he Will be able 10 find a
place calm enough TO hold the bout
and the affair would be 20 finish with
fCur-ounce gloves
Getting the 200 together would be
the easiest part OF the show. He
could easily get 500 sports right here
in New York who would pay that
much 10 see such battle as that woul
be.
He also intends 10 limit the newspa.
pers 10 one man each.
II Jeffries agrees To enter the ring.
which is almost certainty now, he
will offer the big fellow fine end and
try TO arrange the bout.
The police would be unable TO inter
fere as II is outside of their jurisdic'
ton and the fight could be any way
they wanted it-bare knuckles or 9th
erwise
No one would be aboard the boat ex.
cept the fighters and spectators and
betting could go on as freely as though
they were in the South Sea islands.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
HOOKS PUBLIC
BY FAKE name

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Feb. LONE
Chill. expire fighter and Central
League umpire. was the mysterious
Kid stein that posed as julius STEIN
Chicago fighter who was supposed 10
have been knocked out by Ray Bron-
son. champion lightweight OF the mid
die west. at Atlanta, Ca. last week
Much money was said TO nave
changed hands on the bout on the
strength of the three draws that Ju-
lin stein had fought with Bronson.
chill and Bronson have returned 20
indianapolis, word from Atlanta nav
ing 1t that arrests might toliow. ,hlll'
masouerading as Stein, was put out
by Bronson in the first round.
Chill umpired with great success IN
the Central league for two seasons
and was spoken as National league
umpire for next esason.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
COBB'S CHOICE
IS THE LOSER

SAVANNAH, Ga. Feb 1.-Ty Cobb
has lost his first battle in baseball
politics. The Detroit outfielder spon-
sored a boom today for the South At
lantic league presidency for W. X.
Joyner. eX-mayor OF Atlanta. and
chief OF the southern baseball bugs.
hut the returns showed the certain
election OF " A. Jones. Of Jackson
Vile. Fla
At tho last minute Joyner. seeing
the way the wind was blowing re-
fused TO permit his name TO De placed
IN nomination. and the defeated can
didafo turned out 20 be Charley Boyer.
who has held The presidency since tho
birth OF the league in 1909 An eight
club circuit was adopted Chattanooga
and Coium bus. Ga. being additions
The season D. ,rF April 25 With a
salary limit OF $500
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
@CMALL CPORTING
~ TALK ~ WORLD

bowling enthusiasm at the Printers
Burroughs. 81, Adrian College, 10. The
latter aggregation caught It's train
for Detroit az las.
The promoters of the proposed trolley
league wtli meet tonight a. Nloc x
at the Griswold.
April -. o. the date set for the later
collegiate relay carniNa' at the Cnl-
versi'y Of Pennsss~,,a"ia'
James VI. MncDonnId'- collie rierro,' :,
Model cleaned up at the tlcN ED mo-
SHOW An offer OF $500 for the dog
was refused
= siN-dav anto rnce l. the Irrepressihle
Billv Firkrrs latest project ii'
wants 10 pull the affair OF AZ ''n-
c.nnatL
Harvard now anneNes 90 her other
TITLES that or intercollegiate" h"Fh"A
champion u is surely Harvard
year
John u. Schneider has decided 60 con
ftnue 80 economics attendant ru
his automobile garag" opening
Through Monday
The Central =. =. meets la CHICAGO
TODAY 20 award the champions Ips POD
are still the most prominent bidders
Joe EbcrIcin'- road house west az the
CifV was Tie scene NJ a luHelv Hf y
uninterrupted cock fight StIrd1r
night. Detroit birds defeating Fort
WAYNE.
Columbus Announces 81. O0a frottirg
derby. haIdleHgs Goo bo made iu tho
nnai heat on tho results - thr seven
preltmuaries> lu which H.- Wlurluc
ra-ff -
Toledo has Radc 0der Ter the Inter
Lake regatt-. undoubtedly this wi'l
ss-rve 20 shake down the Pat lu- ~
folks, sufAci,ntD thus splytnE ono ~
tho annual Problems az fir organ
izatiou
! The state Fair track wilt give nothing
but $500 purses NEXT NDur..tHa plan
or larger offerings haNlnp failed tu
enlist the sYmbatuies 81 the nor sc.
men last NeGr uu account pf THE In-
creased entrance
H. a.. IsbclI has fnken the AmrrIran
Simplex agency for New YORK and
has turned oNef Ils local WnpItva IN.
ave. garage Co the Ashley Pond Dr..
agency. OF tho Stanley Steamer
80
The biggest basil bali match on tbs
local program FOR the week ls enc
clash between the & = " Ga and
the Spaldlngs az r \ c. THURSDAY
evening. One OF the prelfmluarte-
viii be a match between TWO gIr
teams.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
HARNESS FLYERS THAT
BROUGHT HIGH PRICES

me sale of Minor Heir, 1859 ~, for
$45,O0O has set the statisticlans dig.
gihg up former big prices for PAGERS.
NJ W. Savage. who bought Minor Heir.
paid 100000 for the stallion Dan Patch
Little Brown jug. 2:1l "a, was sold
Tor $4,000 TO Commodore Kittson
kittson also paid $4,000 for Johnston
% IA. John K. Gentry. FOG IA was
SOFA al auction for sl9.990: Blackjack.
va - passed TO J. Il. Chisholm for
$4,000; w. j. White paid $4,000 for
Star Pointer, 1859 Ia; G. w. Marks in.
vested $4,000 IN Joe Patchen
2;0l l-2; J. c. Mckinney. OF Titusville
Pa. paid $4,000 for Beausant. a green
PAGER that had shown trial In
2:O1 "a; c. j. Hamlin bought Direct
HAL 2:04 IA. for $4,000: The Brancho
brought $4,000; Jerry b., $4,000. and
George Gano, 2:12 "a, sl2.50O.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
Where They Quarrel in
February and When

Feb. freddie Welsh VS.. George
Memsic, at Los Angeles. Cal.
Feb. 4-leo Houck VS.. Young" Ne
lowe. az Lancaster. pa.
Feb @Phi Griffin VS.. Young
Smedley, at Lancaster. Pa.
Feb. Abe Attell VS.. Eddie Kelly.
az New Orleans. Ia.
Feb. ed Casey VS.. Jack Reed, at
Harrisburg, Pa.
Feb. 1o-Gene kusler VS.. Harry Cor
bett, near Chicago.
Feb. 1'-Jimmy Barry VS.. Marvin
Hart. at Hot Springs. Ark.
Feb. t1--Jem Oriscoll VS. Leach
Cross, at New York.
Feb. 12-Abe Atteil VS.. Ray Bronson.
at Dayton, o.
Feb. t4-Bert keyes VS. Johnny
Thompson, at New Orleans, Ia.
Feb. '16-Al kubiak VS.. Marvin Hart,
at Boston. Mass.
Feb. 22-Jimmy Britt VS.. Johnny
Summers, at London, England.
Feb. 22-Charley Harvey VS..
Young" O'Leary, at. New York city.
Feb. 22-8illy Papke VS.. Sailor"
Burke, at Hot Springs. Ark.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
JACK BLACKBURN
NOT A SUICIDE

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. AL RI.
mors TO the effect that Jack" Black
burn. the colored pugilist who Is now
awaiting the action OF the grand fury.
attempted TO end his life In Moyamens.
ing prison. were set at rest today by
coroner Ford. Prison Supt. Cook and
Gen. 81. Clair A. Mulholland, one of
the prison inspectors These men said
that Blackburn Is alive and we'll In his
cell.
The coroner visited the prisoner for
the second time yesterday and he said
,nd' ne learned TO his satisfaction that
-hlackeHFh did noteud= his life or at.
Tempt 10 do SO. The reports were that
poison had been struggled to him by a
visitor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
COUGHL|N TAKES,
TR|-STATE JOB

WILLIAMSPORT. Feb. 1.-At a
meeting OF the directors of the VIII
Transport baseball team. William
CoughIin, late of the Detroit club. was
formally elected manager OF the Mi'-
lionaires for the season OF 1909.
Coughlin arrived here yesterday
afternoon He Will take hold at once,
and guarantees that he will have a
team that will make all OF the other
Tri-State teams hustle.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
TWO RICH HANDICAPS
CARDED AT LEXINGTON

LEXINGTON, Ky. FEB. Two
handicap IA IS. one Tor trotters valued
al $4,000. and one for PAGERS valued
at $500. have been inaugurated ~
The kentucky Horse Breeders associa-
lion. to be- contested for al the next
October meeting The entrance fee
10 each race will he in four monthly
installments Of S25 each, with $3.50
starting fee for the trot, and $3.50 for
the pace the night before the EVENT..
Entries for both events viii close
June I
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
II. S. SCHEDULES
RACK MEET IN
N[WGYMAAs|UM
a. c. FRESHMEN WILL TACKLE
xLmwooo-AvE. s C II OIL IN
buAL AFFAIR FEB. 27-FIRsT OF
'oeRles, IT'S HOPED.

Competitiye indoor athletics, which
y been languishing In Detroit lot
nrai seasons, will be revived, II the
Is of the Detroit University school
naxement can De carried TO sue
<xfui conclusion. The fine new gym
2fnm OF the Eimwood-ave. instltu-
is has been placed in shape for com
nfition az last, and Coach knicker
ECKER has a large squad Of men work
~ daily. IL is the plan OF the ID. l.
10 give several indoor meets in the
IN during the season, the tirst OF
kkich Is carded for the evening or
[sD. ~. on which occasion the fresh
AN team OF Michigan Agricultural
6llere will be the opposing guest.
The affair will consist OK the foiloW'
- competitions 30-yard dash,
Srsivhtaway; 35-yard hurdles, low and
|aeh nigh jump; pole vault; quarter
ne. half-mile and mile runs; shot
Nj md relav
4 The track at ID. u. 5. is exceptionally
ne and will permit OF excellent sport
4 competition-in Itself feature that
- been perforce absent from similar
I'D petitions In Detroit. Particularly
relay racing is this sort OF sport
<fractive. The relay event with Nj. a.
Win see each team member running
ffth or a mile and the sport is sure
q be fast and exciting, provided thal
~ teams are anything like evenly
Matched. -
The spacious qualities OF the ID. L.
7 gymnasium are just beginning To be
kppreciated by the public at large. Inc
~ room IL ample for all sorts OF
|ports. rs will be eyinced in the iacl
haf Il includes a straghtaway 80
ards for the dashes and hurdles.
Following the NJ A. {. meet. the d.
n 8. expects to entertain several other
|chools, particularly in case her team
lsvelops well enough to command gen
ri support which will warrant the
i'm taking the risk.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
NO MEDALS FOR
THESE RECORD Settlers

CINCINNATI. Feb 1.-The members
OF the Krollmann bowling team, which
made a new worlds record in the state
tournament al Columbus. are furious
because their score OF 1891 pins will
not be recognized by the American
Bowling congress because the alleys
on which the score was made were
not certified by the a. Il. c.
The team loses diamond medals
which the "A. H. c. presents 10 the
me mbers OF any team which makes
record scores. and the krollma ms
blame one man. Percy Hills. of Cleve-
land for their loss.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
WHITE SUPREMACY
THREATENED IN
THE SPRINTS
BAHAMA NEGRO SETS NEW
YORK AooG 5Y TERRIFIC
spEEo-AAs COVERED 100 m
:os So IN BARE FEET.
sv y. v. VALENTINE.


NEW YORK Feb. There's new
champion in town. Fred ManitZ Is his
name. and he halls from the Bahama
islands No. he Is not a Marathoner'
but a Splinter, and from all reports
a fast one. TOO.
Manitz is a Negro built on the lines
of Joe Walcott, the great welterweishi
pugilist or course he possesses the
sturdy legs OF Splinter, but what
strikes the eye ar first in his makeup
is a splendid pair OF shoulders alone
with tremendous lung development
Manitz Is an amateur. Tie hcs
easily outrun everything in the West
Indies that moves on two feet lie
has yet 10 run his first indoor race,
but will do so at the coming games
OF the Irish.American Athletic club III
Madison Square Garden. The Ba-
hannah champion up to date has run
all his races in his bare feet on the
grass Under such conditions he has
negotiated the century dash in 9 30
seconds-timed by reputable watches
ia the hands OF British army officer.
Manitz had his first indoor workout
in the Thirteenth Regiment armory
the other night. He showed up 10 run
in pair OF canvas sneakers and
was having troubles OF his own when
Lawson Robertson. the big Irish-Amer'
lean A. C. Splinter, CHANGED TO notice
his predicament. Robertson at once
pulled of his own running pumps and
loaned them to the dusky West India
fier.
Shod In good shoes. Manitz showed
some fine bursts of speed. He ran 40
yard stretches and after he had
finished Robertson said He can run,
all right" ManitZ promised Robert
son his entry for the 70-yard and the
S00-yard dashes AT the Irish-Ameri.
cans meet. and his appearance will
be watched with great interest
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
SHARKEy THE
EEL'S BUYER?

Dispatches from Montreal state that
Tom Sharkey. the former prize nghter,
has secured an option ON the SPEEDY
PAGER The Eel. 2:0l Ia. and will proba-
bly, become the owner of the Michigan
bred stopper that so electrified the
Grand circuit last season.
The Eel has been owned In his
racing career by man namen E.
tricken. OF TavistCck. Ont. and has
heen campaigned by Dan McEwen.
He was bred near Deerteld. Mich.
Recently The Eel set a new world 5
record on the ice OF the ST. Lawrence.
The consideration in the case was
not made public
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
BURNS WOULD MAKE
OARSMAN A FIGHTER

Tommy Burns, who was beaten ny
Jack Johnson. wants Richard Arnst.
the new worlds champion sculier. TO
take up fghtiEs, offering TO coach and
train him.
Arnst is giant in stature, about
feet inches. and very powerful. He
defeated William Webb ia a sculling
match on Dec 10 on the Wanganul
river in Australia.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
STANAGE SIGNS HIS
DETROIT CONTRACT

President Navin. OF the Detroit base
ball club. received on Monday the
signed contract of Catcher Oscar
Stanage. who accepted terms some
time ago. lie Us expecting daily the
similar agreement. accepted Saturday
by Pitcher Speer. the western south
nav Both these men will join the
Tigers al San Antonio.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
LOUD TALK BY
THE LANGFORD Roy

Sam Langford Will sail for England
on March /. lie says that he can
beat Jack Johnson and that after he
has won the championship he will re.
main IN England for Il while. meeting
all corners. after which he will come
back ready TO make a match with
Jerries. Langford has so much con.
hdence In himself that he declares
Johnson will not have even an outside
chance OF defeating him.
Il will knock him ont inside OF ten
rounds Is the way the Boston mid.
dleweight puts IT,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
Basketball Player Sets
Record BY (ayins u Goals

NEWPORT. n. H., Feb. l.
Richards high school basketball
team gave Stevens high the
whipping OF its life. winning oy
124 TO 10. l.. Jordan, OF the
winning team, broke the record
for caging goals from the nooi'
held by Pat Doyle. the PROBES
sional player. who is now play
ing with the McKeesport, Pa
team. Jordan scored 81 goals
Doyle Gagged 20 baskets when
he was playing here two years
ago, and it was thought by those
who Witnessed the feat that ms
wealaEstaHd for long
time.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
Tho Causus Bell.

There was report some time ago
that Cy Seymour had had an argu-
ment with Manager McGraw at the
latters billiard rooms. II was said
q, the time that scrap resulted. In
which Cy cleaned up the floor with
the head husky of the establishment
not McGraw Seymour's contract for
this season suffered such cut that
he is roaring over H. Probably The
reduction IL TO be applied toward pay
ing the losers doctors bills.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
CORNELL, OARSMAN
LANDS IN PRISON

BOSTON Eco Harry S Reustis
Cornell "a member OF the Cornell
crew which won the championship in
1906. aud connected with a promincu.
Ithaca family. is under arresi herr
charged with The embezzement o.
$3.50 in Ithaca he was arrested AZ
the Hotel TpuIainC and on the way 10
the police headquarters begged for q
ristol to end his life lie H. said to
have followed chorus girl I'm the
oTolli"s OF 1905 company from Ithaca
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01

Jshn CiarLson has pneumonin.
nbrubh and Lcngbpst are due Friday.
"a ~
Br0's press agent rcpovts that The mig
fellow Is thinking OF disposing OF ms
N deserted alfalfa farm.
~
r-ohb and May will meet In windsOr's
final bout "Wednesday evening
~
Eddie Aaurence D. running the advance
81 details OF the running meet at
B Tampa.
Abe Lssgtry will try 40 stir up Detroit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
shsckard Method Of Keeping in Trim

James Sheckard, the famous out
fielder OF the Chicago National league
team, whose home is at Columbia, Pa,
Is keeping In good physical condition
by hustling tobacco cases around ~
d warehouse In Landisville, in which
he is financially interested.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
TIE Infart Wonder.

Robert McRoy. secretary OF the AM,
erican league. is probably the young
est man connected with the national
game. when Ban Johnson made him
secretary Of the organization he was
only II years OF age Sporting Life
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
Extremes VIII Meet.

The old National league will again
demonstrate its ability To make ex-
,remes meet. The Cardinals will open
with the Cubs next April.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
Ban Sick Of Travel.

President Johnson's physical condi.
ton has been somewhat affected by
the great amount OF travelling he has
been compelled TO do since the close
of the season.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
Thank Goodness Us settledl

Joe Kelley is to 20 10 Toronto again
to manage. this being one result Of
the patching up OF the kelley-Dovey
breach
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
Ihe TIa(k5 Claim Dates
fd 1909 TIdtting Meets

julv s to 1o-Peoria, III.
Julv Il to 17--Terre Hsute, ina.
IuIy 10 to 24-Sprinstieid, iH''
Ont.
July rs to 3t--Detroit, Mich; l'oer-
willie, ~.
, Auc. 2 TO 7--kaiamaxoo, Mich.
Auu. . TO t4-Cieveiand, Ohio IRAN
ni) oaiesburg, III.
Auu. &c TO 2f--1uffaIo, NJ. Y. fort
|rle); Davenport, Iowa.
Auo. q TO 28--Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Z Auo. 90 TO Sept. 4-long Branch, N
e kalansxoo, Mich. (fai); Joliet, i'.
sept. 6 to t1--Hartford, Conn.,
InmlIne, MIMI; Detroit state fair.
aept. IS 20 fe-Syraeuse. NJ. y; Mil
|1ukee, Wis; Peoria, III; indisnapo-
= Ind: Dubuque, Iowa; Sioux City
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
OF Harvard. Probably.

The Boston club has engaged Prof.
Charles Green as The Red SoXy train
eT Exchange
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01

4 oept. 20 to 25--coIurnbus, Ohio.
oopt. ~ to Oct. 2-Coiumbus, Ohio
oct. 4 TO e-texingtou, N.Y.; Mem
ME-, Tenn: Springfield, W.
I Oct. 10 to 23--Oailas. Texas.
Oct. IS to 3o--paiias. Texas.
Nov. TO 6-Ei Paso, Texas.
Nov. Q TO 14-Phoenix. Ariz.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01

70 CsrRE a COLD IN ONE DAY
Mo LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tab
n4a Druggists refund money II IL falls
= cure. u w. GROVES signature 10
- each box 25c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01

SPORT VIEWS
and REVIEWS
...By...
Paul II.
BRUsKE.

The
'front.' the a
ntere the one
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-07

board of the Snow academy at Ephraim;;
Is extending the dedicatory exercises ana
The ceIebration of Founders day at that
institution. 1,-... a.,
etrr,otion Company went north on We'd
nesday on business for the COMPANY. -.
The stork has been unusually busy the
Dast week among Riehfieidians The fol-
lowing have had additions s3 to their 9n5d fam,
hoy Rev. y. j. Hanks a boy f. J.
Duggan. a girl: Golden Bean, girl; by
rum Hansen, a girl; Sam Chdestef'-
girl.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
L. R. Cox and Annie d. Christensen and
TO John a Erickson of Kcosharem and
Annie Anderson of Richfield
Farley Austin of the Utah-Idaho Sugar
company was here yesterday looking
over the beet situation. He had no in
formation relative to a factory to give
out
Bert Shepard is here from Bingham
visiting his family. He has a lucrative
position in the big mining camp.
Bishop J. G. Cowley of Venice, recently
returned from the northwestern states
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-07

State certificates have been granted to
Jeanette Jones of Richfield and +. NJ.
Greenwood of Elsinore. The latter is
county superintendent of schools.
II. E LisOnbee. successful candidate for
the Monroe town presidency. was in Rich
field on Thursday. Mr. Lisonbee is one of
the real hustlers of this section, and he
will make splendid executive
Mrs. J.. II. Outzen has returned from
Salt Lake, where she had a delicate Op-
Grafton performed. She is feeling much
improved in health.
Sam BulOw of Winter Quarters was
here this week and purchased a farm.
He will move his family in the spring and
erect home.
c. NJ. Heppler is one of the mighty MIN
rods who has been successful in the hunt
this fall. He game home the other day
with q fine deer.
The production of the comedy. Jane -
by the High school dramatic company was
the one big society event of this season.
The students gave a very finished pro-
ductiOn. Regular theatregoers say that
the performance was ahead of many of
the travelling companies which come here.
Several Halloween parties were given at