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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-17
CALIFORNIA AERO CLUB
MAKES DETERMINED STAND

Los ANGELES. Dec. 16.-Thc out
come OF tho jurisdictonsl dispute be-
tween the Aero Club OF America and the
nero Club OF California. a branch organ
ization, OVER the sanctionins of the avia-
ton meet here next month. is awaited
with great interest.
The parent body in New York yester-
day withheld sanction and the local pro-
moters. who hold permission OF the state
body for their meet. face the withdrawal
of all entries OF note unless there is Il
change in the eastern attitude.
President IL l.. V. TwipinE or the Aero
club OF California last night telecrdphel
his position to Courtland +. Bishop. In
discussing the matter, Mr. Twininc said ::
Under tho articles of affiation tho
local club has the right TO arrange a mec,
without consulting the Aero Club OF
America, with which IL is affiliated, pro-
Videa IL conducts the meet under the
rules and regulations or the Aero Club OF
America and the lnteTna tional Aero
nautiC association. SO far as I can see,
all these rules are being complied With.
I see no reason why the Aero Club OF
America should not he satisfied with
what we are doing. Since we understand
the situation and nave sanctioned this
meet as n local club. the Aero Club of
America has no reason 10 so back Of our
action
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-17
BACKERS OF ETHEL
DAY ARE PROTECTED
Ocean Queen Fouls Gray Mare
in Stretch and Fayorite Is
Disqualified.

JCARE.Z Mexico. Dee. lG.--Thc first
disqualification OF the meeting occurred
today AT Juarog, when Ocean Queen, rid
den by Archibald. was disqualified for
fouling Ethel Day in the stretch. Ocean
Queen was tho ! 10 . favoritc and cut
n fast pace 10 the stretch. At the ina.
furlonG pole. Garner. on Ethel Day, be-
gan TO move up next to the rail-, but
Archibald pulled the lavorite over, fore
Ing Garner 90 slack up. Ocean Queen
then won by half length. Four layor-
ties were successful.
First race. selling. seven furlongs-
Ethel Day, 100 (GarnerD. . TO =. Won
Whip Top, lo1 (McCahcy), TO 4, see
9na Fgghless ii 81 PlSkG;ns' raUd ~ 70 e. !,
bee and Miss Gratitude also ran. Ocean
Queen finished first, but was disqualified.
Second race, selling, dive furlones-Mtke
Molett, 100 tNrchibald . TO TO-, won;
Lady panchi,o, 80 (Garncrl. TO l. sec
ond; Dixie Gem. l01 (Goose), s 10 !.
third, Time log 10. stewfoot, Eeland,
Ban Lady, prudish and Jack Hayes also
ran.
Third race, selling; six fqrlongs-JIoe
Ada o. Walker. 1o5 (Rice). 10 10 5, third.
Time, l:1G 30. Erougham. Misprison,
Rotary and knight Blaze also ran.
Fourth race selling, six furlonss-
Sevsnlull. 101 (Kennedyl, 9 TO ), won;
Lomoud, los (SmalD. q 10 /, second +:
Fi'cbail. IGi (Austin). = 10 !. third, Time.
l:i5, Force. Anne McGee, Bairiot and
OriGsmble also van
Fifth race, five aud half furlonGs-
NirSie Casse, l07 (Prendergastl, TO :.
Won. Sociablc. l10 (Molesworthl, TO l..
second: Lord Clinic. 101 tAustin), 6 10
j. third. Time, l:1O l-5. Niagara Brm-
hide, May Bride aud Henry Williams
also ran Henry Major pulled up.
sixth race. mile-Mill Alert. lo7 (War-
renl. TO ,. won: Giles. l0l (Moles-
WORTH. > TO /, second: Buna, 1O1
(Crcery). 10 j, third. Time, Las. Gull.
Ora SuGdulth and Georse Young also
ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-17
.0'C0NNELL is COMING
AFTER Y0kEL'S SCALP

Mike Yoliel Salt Lakes most popular
wrestler. announced Thursday night that
he is I'm tip-top shape and is longing
for the time TO arrive when he can take
hold OF O'Conncll IN their proposed match
which is slated for Monday night at the
Salt Lake thcatcr OCopncll wired Yo-
kel Thursday night that he Will be here
Saturday.
O,Connell, wrestling instructor OF the
Multnomuh club OF Portland recently
threw Charles STRANGER Smith. TAX
ing over ono hour to secure each fall
Smith is much heavier than O'Conncl!
and has n good reputation. The club
members are now confident that O'Con-
nell Will return 10 Portland with 1o-
lIel's scalp.
Two good wrestling preliminarcs Will
be arranged in connection with the main
event
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!. lnenp OF the teams was as folIows:
ANDERSON WIRES HE
WILL BE HERE TUESDAY

Gus Anderson wired Thursday from
Kansas City to HARM HcaGrcn that he
would be here next Tuesday 10 put on
the finishing touches TO his training for
his match with STANLEY Kslp which con =
test is to be held at Grants new theatcr
IN Ogden, January ..
Anderson says he is pleased to be
matched with Karp and after he throws
tho latter he would Ike 10 go on with
Mike Yokcl. of whom he has heard so
much.
When Karp WAS told that Anderson
had him as good as defeated. kMrp said
that he was willing 10 bet his end OF
the gate that he can throw Anderson.
With both men so confident OF winning.
the Ogden fans together with those who
will go from this city, ought to sec Il
good match.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-17
CLOUD[|GHT BEATS
SOME FAST SPRINTERS
Rey HindOo and Napa Nick Rule
FayOriteS, but Are Lost in
Shuttle.

OAKLAND, Dec. l6.-Cloudiight, with
light impost won the Pinoe handicap
at Emeryyille today from some OF the
clevcrost sprintcrs on the coast Rcy
IIIndoo and Nnpa Nick ruled about equal
favorites at post time, Miipitas went 10
the front. but CloudlGht caught him be-
fore tho stretch was reached She won
hanJily from Rey IIndoo and Pcrjuicio-
Fine woathcr prevailed and the attend
ancc was large,
Al Morgan Mark Ward and q. ".
Adams have arrived from Juarez with
First race. five furlongs-Alder Gulch;
l0o (McBridc), > to |, won. SILK, lul
Glass, 20 To l. second; Zinkand, log
(Coburn). TO l, third. Time, /: :0f -.
Itlodia T.. Grahame, Sweet Basil, Van
del Babe Nccly. OristoTa, Clara sal.
Barney Mason and IL Molino finished as
named.
Second race. six fmlongs. selling
Biskra. llO (Cotton). : to ). won. Copper
field, 100 (I<!nc), 20 to ], second; In
aH%e"' T4o" - !"' MonSG2 lnin5 hush 70 h. !G% Y5cI
Titus II. and Jillett finished as named
Third race. one mile, scillng-SaIt- :
chon' III (Walsh), 4 10 l, Won; BtnGk t,i.i
Jordan, 106 DENNY. 10 l, third: Time
1:i1 4-5. Sink Spring. Steel Belisnicker,
Billy Myer and j. {. Glenn finished as
named.
Fourth race. handicap. five furIongs-
Cloudlight. o. (Martn). : TO /, won; Re;5'
Hindoo, ll9 (Cavanaugn), : TO /. second :
periuicio l0l (Walsh). i to /, third.
Time. % As seconds. Oswcli. Milpitas
and Balrain finished as named.
Fifth race one mile. selling-Miss
Naomi, loo (Coburnl. II 10 ., Won; Wap'
III (Martin), S 10 /. second: DR.. Mayer.
106 (AIonroe). 10 10 1. third. Time;
l:i2 G-j Mont Kit. ST. Adams Redwood
II, Lady Kitty, My Pal, Lady Alicia,
Right Sort and NansmeIito finished as
named.
Sixth race. Futurty course, selling
Netting, l12 (ATartin), Is TO ), won: May
sutton, Ill (Rcttic), II to .. second ;
Belle Kinney, 10I tEcyan), 20 ], third.
Time Ill %. Dovalra Belle Farrow.
Orlllcuc, Adcna, MAY Pink, Edith Il. ana
Eurncll finished as named.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-17
AUTOMOBILE DRIVERS
WILL TRY FOR RECORDS

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. l6.-With the
avowed purpose of lowering the world S
records, famous automobile drivers to-
morrow will begin two days series OF
speed trials at the indianapolis motor
speedway The races will start imme-
diately afler the rcdedication of the y
mile course which recently was paved with
brick
Among the drivers entered arc Christie.
StanG. Atkcn, kincaid. Stllman ard
lIarroun.
Five events, including speed trials FOR
distance from one-duarter TO 100 miles,
are scheduled.
Several of the big racing cars were
tried on the track today.
Walter Christie. whose special Christie
racer made several circuits OF the track
ut one time going a half mile In - sec
onds or at the rate OF two miles a min
ute.
Strang. in Fiat, did the half mile in
II - seconds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-17
With the Automobiles.

The Thomas FLYER, which won the New
York Paris around -thc world automo-
mile race. Will be placed on exhibition
al the automobile show which is TO be
held in tho Auditorium the latter part oi
February Salesman De Camp OF tho
Randall podd Automobile company made
Tire chains have made It possible foy
automobiles 10 be run In the snow and
mud and. whereas I'm past years when
the cars were put aWav during the win
ter months. nearly as many can be seen
running about the streets now as at any
time during the summer.
The Pierce Motor Car company Mt the
present time is distributing It's 1910 cat
aloguc, which is one OF the handsomcs,
and most artistic in design that has ever
been placed on the market.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-17
AMERICAN AERO CLUB
Is MADE TO BACK UP

LEMON Mass, Dec. 16.-Courtland f.
Bishop. president of the Aero Club OF
America said today he had not received
the telegram forwarded To the hesduuar-
ters OF the Aero Club OF America by the
Aero Club or California an AFFILIATED
body, asking for the sanction of the ma
tionai body To the proposed aviation meet
at Los Angeles.
When informed that such p message
had been received ir New York, Air.
Bishop said 81 put "A different phase on
the matter. and that II the telegram was
really from the Aero Club of California;
there probably would be no objection to
giving the Los Angeles meet the sane
tion OF the Aero Club OF America.
When such telegram comes 10 him.
Mr.. Bishop saId he would call a meeting
OF the Aero club directors at New York
20 pass on the matter.
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!. NJ. c. A. ATHL[1I|
BEAT NEW Y0RII|
Victory Comes as Biz Suns|
but Is JOyfully Recpirs, R,i,p'
Here.
TWENTl.FIyE MILES RTy
IN LESS THAN TW0 ga,'
Another Contest Of Miyedl,A
Has Been Arranged ia,'
January.

There was much rejoicing ;,
VI G. ", Thursday, when ~
wired the results OF tho par,. Wv
avc mile Marathon race ~ 10y 'a' ~
Citations all over the coun,r. a'u
announcing that the Salt rs,. 0N
won tho contest. This comc ~
surprise, as no ono here eyr.s.., -
New York could lose tho con.
10 tne large amount OF matc,,s,a n
from Tor the contest and wtsi, %
the victory all the more m",,,e "ane q
Inc time OF the Sal, Lal,n I
! hour, ~ minutes. u o.S sa le,s
New York Twenty third ygrse, seegsi,. 9 7.
\, took second place. ut us H., I, y
: hours and seconds: Nh. pms
va, y. NJ. {. \. came In ihi,,;'
being > hours and minute ~
Ih% DoEs who competed In ~.
ar" all under is years OF age IN.
thor race IS to be followed bv =,
contest, scheduled for Janus,v
which tn" boys Will compete in
rAcr, running high jump, standa, 4
Jump and fence vault.
Ihe list OF salt Lake boys Al.
J'h'' ~ lll' .idl dlAlOn race and ~.
made by each individual runner ~ y,
II. Sell, G64; w. snolsm 81.
Drumm, 40; J.. James, So: l. -
l.3: Jack Hall. GS.1; ". NewSo,e~
{. Cline, G$; G, Goss. So; II M.
l.. stern. -: L. Larsen, sJs. 4.
81; p. Martin, 1c: B. BigcloT 3
Greene, g.. T., Davenport. IL: p H.
inson, 40. G.. Iglcheart, az.
70.l; r.. McCleane. G3.3, L, Wn,
y. Godhc. 10.1, II. Halton h
Young. 6@.3; x. Owens, So v
house. TS.2. X. Wilson, Ssi.
-; w. Jones. e.: 4. Erickson r.
Shea. cal T.. Callahan, 20: A. Cl''
Sidney Loclthart. Ca II. Eyc4ttt I
u. Price. 62.l; W. Cato. Gi.s.
co.: F. WhitZei. 6l.2; W. Euss,
l.. Francis 62.3: d. Aushcrman, &
Kunkcl. G3.i; II. Ahcrn. co.: G g..
Il: \. CedeTquist. co.: j. cline r.
Smith. i6.i: W. Igleheart 81. G +
man. U.3. j.. Montague. ST.; J. r.
,o.1: Il. Rogers, 6S.2: D. Coray. d
Porter, 61.3. l.. Spencer, 6Ss: IL C'|
wood 643; NJ. Bcnnion. 631: c h
0rg. Go; j. Leavett. -: l.. Candls5,
a. Brown, a. r. Cham6cIlin. 81
Jarvis. H.: l.. Davenport Ss: ]. ~
15.2; J. Wolfe, 6G. III. CronIn. IS. E
lutyrc. 81: ID. Gannctt. 40: l.. Purr
l.. Cline. "a: ~. Eckstcln. II; N. PA
So: n. Keith, -: r. Osiler. SIS: II. 81
sc: y. Cronin. a.; W. ID. Stone. III
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-17
COLLINS GETS BETTER
TRAINING QUARTERS

Bird Leg Collins Will do his train
ing in the future at the Manhattan club
where the accommodations are much bet
ter than where the colored lightweight is
Working at inc present time. Manager
Collins and says that ne is confident
that Pete Sullivan Will meet his match
for the first time when he squares away
with the colorcd man. Burns Is conf
dent that Collins can beat Sullivan. He
says Sullivan Is n much better boxer.
hut when ii comes down 10 right hard
work Collins shines. The latter is good
ar in-hehting and keeps boring in. la
Bat Nelson.
Sullivan has not vet started his work
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-17
JEFFRIES SECURING
BEST Fight MATERIAL
Adds Many EX-Champions to
His Training Camp for
Big Contest.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1C.--Bob Armstrong,
the colorcd heavyweight. who helped
jack Johnson tra!G Tor his recent iight
with Kctchcl. has been added 10 jeff
rics's long string OF prospective sparring
partners, according 10 Jcffries's advis-
ers here. II Armstrong accepts the offer
and the other pugiists already named are
at the boilermallcr's training camp. the
latter Will have these energetic helpers,
Corbctt Tommy Ryan, Berger. Arm
strong. kid" Mccoy. Jack Root and
Jack Mccormick
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-17
MAHM0UT WINS, BUT
RECEIVES BROKEN RIB

Yussin Mahniout over "Americus" in the
wind-up OF the wrestling show at the
Coliseum. Tuesday night. did not come
without its cost. The Bulgarian was
around yesterday. considerably improv ed,
but complained Of pain in his left side
having injured rib in the second fall
of the match.
Antonio Pierri the Bulgarian's man
acer. had booked him Tor match with
Giovanni Rachvct. an Italian. at Mon
ircal Friday night. and they were to
have left last night. but Picrri called off
the Canadian contest after n physician
had decided 1t would be !nadvisable to
attempt the match.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-17
Juarez Entries,

JCAREz. Dec. 16.-Entrics for Fri
day:
First race, one mile-Gladys Louise,
100; Landlord, l05: Apologize. l11; Goa |
Cutter. lo2: Wolfcrton. 1O2: Sensible, lO2:
Vergcs. lo2; Plume l02, EnGraycr, l02;
sStar Thistle, 100, Lillian Ray, 81; +Lit-
tie Sis 81
Second race. six fulones-lligh Cul-
turc l09: Deli, l05; The Wolf, 1oS: Cam
era, 1oa; Radiation, 100; @ResponscIul, 30;
"kiddy Lee. "a.
Third race. milo and sixteenth
Henry Of Shennamcrc, 100. Mclansec. 100:
Con,estee. 1o9 Arcourt. 100; Giles. 100,
eDalcsman, 10t; "Dr. Nash, l0t THE
Thorn. loi; 'Rlycc, 100: "McNaliy, 100.
Light House. 100
Fourth race. six furlongs-Rlght EASY.
III; King Cobalt, ITO; Early Tide. los;
". T, Oycrton, 100; j. H Honghton. 90.
Fifth race. five and half furlnngs-
Blage. los; Mauretani los; Hollow. 10S:
Bonnie Haycs. 1O2, Scasicll. 1O2: Lax
Hal l02; NiCGcrbaby. i02; Fireball l02
Posing. 80, 'Nancc Brown, %; bright
Skies. o.: ar. q Smith, 81.
Sixth race, five and a half furlonss--
'C;oldhnn, 112, Beau Man I05; l.. NJ Fry,
lO5: Hattie Garrett. l0l.
FApprcnticc allowance.
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P0kICE WILL KEEP TAB
On HANDBOOK MEN

CHICAGO. Dec. 16.--in order to make
convictions of handbook" men certain.
Chief OF Police steward has evolved a
plan whereby members of Assistant CHIEF
Of Police Schuettlcr'S gambling squad"
can qualify as experts on matters per-
taininC to race tracks and horse racing.
He also is planning TO keep Chicago de-
tcc,ives at the different race courses.
Arrests of this class of professional
gamblers have so far resulted In few con-
v!ciious because OF the Inability of the
detectives TO prove 10 the satisfaction
OF the Judge or jury ihat the defendant
was guilty OF taking bets on horse races.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-17
DOYLE REFUSES TO ACT
AS REFEREE FOR FIGHT

HONDON. Dec, 1G.-Sir Arthur Conan
Doyle has received a cable from COM
mittcc in charge of the arrangements OF
the Jcnrics johnson Fight asking him 10
act as referee. Although Tie author is
greatly pleased by TIE offer. he has re-
piled recrcttnc his inability to accept
Just now. as he is busy rchearsinc his
Drama OF the Prize Ring, the House OF
Temperley." which is due for production
at the Adclphi thCatcr on December -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-17
CHRISTIANS TO PLAY
SAINTS MATCH GAME

4 match basketball game has been ar
ranged between the Y NJ, c. A. and the
l.. y. S teams for Saturday night, to be
PLAYED in the Y. NJ. G. A. gymna SUM.
There il great rivalry between these
teams and neither has ever been able
10 win by many points over the other
II viii nc their FIRST meeting OF the pres
cnt season and The fans are all on the
anXious seat as 10 how the game Will
result.
A preliminary game between tho Bur
lingIon and the G. r.. T. OF tho First
Presbyterian church viii he played, com
mcmCinE al I:Gn D m.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-17
KEENE HAS A CINCH
ON S25, 900 STAKE

NEW YORK. Dec. 16.--An announce
mcnt today Of the eligible colts left in
the rich Belmont stakes of 1910 was &c
companicd by the information that no
preparation has been made for the re-
ncwal Of that famous turf fixture after
next year 1t VIII he run for The forty
fourth time. and tho list of eigibes
which has now dwindcd 10 about q
dozen. indicates that James II. Iiccncs
Futunty winner. Sweep. is an almost
the $1,000 plate which goes with it.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-17
Billiard Playors Make On

NEW YORK. Dec. 15.-There &
again in the ranks OF professional \
PLAYERS. Willie Hoppe and 0sa
inastar. who have been at odds VI,
other players. have buried ,hes I
cu"cs and probably Will take pan
turc tournaments.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-17
Irish Teams Coming,

CHICAGO Dec. 16.-Jo bring tvo Irish
teams. one hurling and one football. TO
this country. was the proposition launched
lctic association chambers last evening
Tie teams will probably come In August
or September OF next year.
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Heavies Will Meet.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. ls.-"Gsr
Smith and Jack Burns were match
day 10 tight twenty rounds In %
gate money and Il side bet Of IN
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Snnnpe Saves Sullivan.

BALTIMORE, Md. Dee 16.-Joe Gei-
ger OF Denver and Kid Sullivan of Wash
instou me, tonight in what was TO have
been Hftecnr round bout Sullivan
seconds threw mp the sponge before the
..nn.. snundnd for tho eleventh round.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-17

Don It overlook "LIGHTS AND
SHADOWS OF MORMONISMn when
selecting Xmas gifts. You couldn u
choose moro appropriate present for a
relative or friend who is interested in
dealers and at TRIBUNE OFFICE, or
sent postpaid upon receipt Of price,
$1.2l.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-17
ENSIGN LEAGUE

Two basketball games were played
Thursday evening in the Twentieth
ward hall by the Twentieth and EiEh-
teenth wards seconds teams Of the En-
sign league.
The Eighteenth ward first team ap-
pcared for the game IN a crippled con-
dit!on, and proved an easy mark for the
Twentieth wardcrs the latter winning by
the pne-sded score OF IS To II.
The game between the second teams
was much better. although the Twentieth
wardcrs had little trouble in taking away
the long end Of the score, which was 4,
10 II,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-17
Americans Beaten.

HAVANA. Dec. 16.-The Almendarcs
baseball team defeated the Americans to-
day. s TO l.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-03-04
Regular Monthly Meeting of
Town Fathers,

The board of town commission
ers was in regular monthly ses-
sion Tuesday evening. Mr.. G. B.
Skipper; town clerk and treasur-
er, presented his report for the
quarter ending February LIST,
which was ordered turned over
to the town board of audit and
finance. Motions were made and
adopted that ordinances be pass
ed in regard to building permits
and steam whistles, but the ordi-
nances have not yet been drawn
up.
The following bills were pass
ed: DR.. w. o. Edmund, for treat
ing horse, $6.25: J. P. Mcneil,
empty barrels, IS. 25; Caldwell &
Carlyle, supplies, SIS. So; J. B. Pit
man, lime, ETC., SAL 5; Freeman
Printing Co., printing, $5.25
John T. Biggs & Co., corn anC
oats, $14.20; L. G. Crenshaw Co.
coal, $104.68; H. w. Johns-Man
vile Co., asbestos covering, $40.
80; Total. $192.68.
Rebates were allowed as fol
lows: w. ]. Prevatt, privileg
tax, 81; A. T. Parmele and w. P
Mcneil, dog tax, 81 each.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-03-04
Foreclosure Notice.

NORTH CAROLINA,
Robson County.
H. H. Lowrie, ct al, creditors, etc,
VS..
The Pembroke Supply Company.
Under an order of the Superior Court
of Robson county, entered in the
above cause, will expose to sale for
cash, to the highest bidder at public
auction, at Pembroke, N. c., on the
thirteenth 13) day of March, 1909, all
the right, title, interest and estate of
The Pembroke Supply Company in and
to the following described premises,
viz:
Situate in Burnt Swamp township,
Robson county and State of North
Carolina, and in the town of Pembroke
particularly designated as lot No. 8 ir
block of the plat of said town, size
30x140 feet, and being on the east side
of the A. C. L. Railroad, and the same
upon which is located the store house
of defendant, more particularly
described in Book of Mortgages No
ID, page 10, in the Office of the Regis
ter of Deeds of Robson county.
Sale at IL o'clock, m.
This 1st day of March, 1909.
| T. A. MCNEIL, JR.,
3-4-2t Commissioner.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. F. A. Faulk, of Fairmont,
was in Lumberton yesterday on
business.
Mr.. W. B. Bowen, of rural
route No. 2 from Rennert, was
in town yesterday.
Mr., M. C. Mcintyre, of rural
route No. 3 from Lumberton,
was in town today.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. White left
Tuesday for Washington to take
in the inauguration.
DIR. and Mrs. ]. P. Brown, of
Fairmont, were among the visit
ors in town Monday.
Mr.. J. D. Johnson, Of Red
Springs, was among the business
visitors in town Monday.
Messrs. H. M. Ivey and John
A. Bass, of Marietta, were in
town Monday on business.
Rev. J. w. Blanks, who lives
on rural route No. l from Lum-
berton, was in town this morn
ing.
Miss Sallie Mclean will go to
Monroe this evening to visit
friends. She will return Sunday
night.
Messrs. Erwin Walters and W.
H. Andrews, of rural route No.
3 from Fairmont, spent Monday
in town.
Prof. J. R. Poole went t.
Raleigh Tuesday to look after
some school matters, returning
last night.
Hiss Mary Alice Malloy, o:
Parkton, spent Sunday and Mon
day here on a visit at the hom'
of Mrs. Rebecca Toon.
Miss Lucy Grantham, Of Fair
, mont, who had been visiting he
!, niece, Mrs. w. A. McPhaul
+ went yesterday to HoWellsvill
= to visit Mrs. Jim Kinlaw.
, Miss Hunter Purcell, who ha
S been visiting for some time a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. W
e Mclean, will leave this evenin
: for her home near Red Springs
t Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Watson
y who formerly lived here an
who had been on a trip to Flor
h da, spent Monday with Mr.. an
Mrs. G. T. Cox, on their way
their present home at Mt Air!
t, Mrs. O. C. Spaulding sper
= Tuesday here with her fathel
y Mr.. C. 3. Townsend, who spel
W Monday night in Maxton wit
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Spaulding on h
y way home from Richmond.
|. Ex-Sheriff Geo. B. Melee
s and Mr.. A. Weinstein left Tue
d day for Washington, to witne
o. the Inauguration. Mr.. Wei
as stein will visit Northern citi
" to purchase goods before he r
~ turns.