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The Pensacola journal., 1909-10-03
-BvBONNIE BURNHAM-

in the north, when the Thermometer
is doing the fan-tan with the Is and
20 degree mark-away on down below
zero.
1t isn't hook-woTms; it isn't even
laziness. I'm going to tell you:
Its an unusually appropriate-f1ttin
sort Of summer time temperament that
keeps people from the fool practice of
working themselves to death when
they really don't have to. and makes
a fellow take things easily, like old
Madam Nature would have us do,
High strung good sounding scien-
tific rot and good ordinary dirt COM
mon sense generally DO clash-don't t
they? They certainly generally do!
"Supposing If''-
Supposing, just for green's, that we'd
actually swallowed this hook-worm
businesS-supposing we had!
It would have been a fine handy eX-
cuse in lot of cases-soTt of Wriggly
md Gravity and uncanny like, just
zuppOsing!
When a bunch of a certain variety
of sports, / believe called 'two-fers".
would naturally herd into the 5-cent
shows and fiZZ joints and so on in an
economical way by themselves-while
certain punches of waiting feminiuity
taTTied at home OF hled out them
selves to the great glad Palafox street
hook worms. you see, could really
be at the bottom of the whole unfOr-
tunate affair.
Because the really worth while sort
Of a scout nowadays isn't exactly
satisfied to hoard in or 10 plunks to
the week and to study the proposition
of how to look sportive and beautiful
on nothing at ail-but a man-might
have-hook-worms, You see,
The Pensacola journal., 1909-10-03
iMPEREEcT DIGESTION

means less nutrition and In conse-
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comes loaded with bilious properties,
the digestion becomes impaired and
the bowels constipated. Herbine viii
rectify this; II gives tone to the
stomach, liver and kidneys, strength
ems the appetite, clears and improves
the complexion. infuses new life ana
vigor to the whole system so cents
a bottle.
Sold by W. A. D'Alemberte, drug
gist and apothecary, 121 S. PalafOx St
The Pensacola journal., 1909-10-03
Up Before The Bar.

N. n. Brown, an attorney. of Pitts
field, VT, writes: We have used Dr..
Kings New Life Pills for wears and
find them such a good family medicine
we wouldn't be without them" For
ChiIls, Constipation, BiliOusness or
Sick Headache they work wonders.
25c at all druggists.
The Pensacola journal., 1909-10-03

sort OF human frazzled up jumbalays
If she'd lost her Al good fighting
tnstinct-and just had-hook- worms !.
For hoOk-wOrms do things with
your snap and energy and vim, &C
coTding TO the scientists-Rnd it's {
toss up really to what extent they'd b,
heading to If we really and truly got
the habit-if We did,
Hook-worms?? HOOK-WORMS,!'
ShuckSi
The Pensacola journal., 1909-10-03
A Worse Fear.

sorry, boys. but I'll have TO be
getting home" said Underthum az the
club. my wife expects me before
midnight"
What's the matter? Afraid she'd
20 for you if you stayed any iater?"
mo; I'm afraid she'd come for me-"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-20
A. A. U. HAS FIGHT
ON IN THE WEST
Outlaw Organization in Chicago
Is Bucking the Parent
Body.

NEW YORK. Oct ls.--The Amateur
Athletic Onion OF the United states Is
losing no time in an effort to discourage
the new outlaw Athletic league. which
was recently formed in Chicago. Presi-
dent James j.. Sullivan of the \, y, |.
has directed Otto l. Schmidt Of the Cen
trail association, which is the coRtrollng
body AT Chicago. To disqualfy every man
who competes in any event given by IN"
now league. and TO have tho registration
committee in Chicago pass a resolution
disqualiiyins all the men that oiilclate
AT any such meeting.
In his letter 10 Mr. Schmidt. President
Sulivman used strong language. declar-
ing that II the outlaw lcague wants a
fight he win give them more than they
expected. and says that he does noir pro-
pose 10 see amateur sport deteriorate 10
where il WAS twenty years ago.
II rather welcome this incident more
than l regret IT, said Mr.. sullivan In
discussing his letter. Athletics In the
middle west are dormant and need stir
ring up, 4 little scrap like this VIII
revive interest in the sport and be better
for II and for all concerned. The parent
body is in good fighting condition at pres
cnt and there - not the slightest doubt
that II will come out on top
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-20
Buena Vista Entries

FIRST Iaco. selling, three ycar-olds and
upward. five furlonSs-Chanate, 'llii
Bright skies. III; Robert Mitchell ~;
Prudent sI05; Libervale H.; Mossback.
ll9; Byron. ll2; Magnincio, ia.
Second race, purse, two year -olds. four
and ne-half furlougs-Rey III Tovar ll$;
Frank Campbell. lOS, Glare, 10; Good
Money llG. Mary Genevicvc no: Eau
rusa. llO; Chalum ll3; Mona Canomann,
10: FL Pcrfecto. 100.
Third race. selling, threeyea and
upward. five furlongs gs-Judgc Shortali.
ia; Sir Barry, ll2; Gene Wood, llS,
Swagerlator, 119; Reuben. IA Fore.
'lO2; Mollie Montrose 'lli: Ji!lett, 'll4;
DR.. Hollis. 1lj.
Fourth race. Eagles handicap, six fur
lones-Iuba. IO2; Calves. LOG, w. p, &
l.. r.. Fine entry. Galtor, 80; Glorio. l25
Frank Lubbock. 1O2; Financicr, W,
Hawke entry. Pimi1im. l02: Jack Nun
nally. lis: Wander. los. Wilson entry.
Ethel Day. l02; John Louis, Zoe: Med
ding Hannah. l0I. Bard n Farrar en-
try. Beau Man. 1Ol Jack Paine. lO5
Fifth race, selling, three year olds and
upward. one milc-Eudora, l14; Dorothy
Ann. III: Bud Embry. 1l9: Prometheus,
l19; Dr. Mayer. los: Cobleskil l19; Sir
John. loo; SpondooliN. 100.
Sixth race selling. three year olds and
upward. tivc and one half furlongS-
Alice Collins ia: st. Joe, ll9: Iuclcmcnt.
III: Lanita. IA, Gatherings. III: Ath-
gold I22. Esther NJ. l19: Gaivauc 1l4;
Yolo, III: Drcdllin. III, Lady Powell.
il9: AptaTa, 10.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-20
LANGFORD SAYS HE CAN WHIP JOHNSON
SHILLING PILOTS
JACK A!K|N HOME
Beats Classy Field of Sprinters
Sir John Johnson Left
at Post.

JAMAICA. T.. l.. Ny. Oct l9-JaclS
Atkin. we'll handled by Shilling, won the
Richmond handicap al six furlouEs to-
day, easily defeating u nigh class field
OF sprinteis.
The race was marred Ey Sir John john
son being left at the post. Rose Queen
broke I'm front, but before the first fur
long pole had been passed shilling rushed
Jack Atkin into the lead and the big
horse led by three lengths into the
stretch and flashed under the wire an
easy winner In the fastest tine ot tic
meetins-l:l3.
First race, six furlongs-Sou. I TO 10.
won. ADaVri. ]O to /, second: Louise
Wclles. 10 /. third. Time, l:l5 -.
Second race. mile and sixteenth
Quantico, : TO /, won; Arondack; II To
.. second: May River, ! 10 II. trirG
Time, 1:4S.
Third race. mile and 4 siXtecuth-Cap-
tain Swanson IL To ). won: GlennadeaDc.
Q TO .. second; Ten PAGES. 10 :. third.
Time. / i9.
Fourth race. six fuilongs-.Jock AtkIn.
? TO >. won: Rose Queen. q 90 l. second
Half Sovereign. To /. third. Time. 1;l@.
Fifth Aace. mile and Black
Mate, 90 >. won; Nimbus. = to . sec
ond. Time, 1:1S. Three starters. Loro
Stanhope fell.
Sixth race six urlon5s-Mdrigot. Z
to L. won, Booa Boola. > 10 ,, second
Top Notch, to /. third. Time, III 3-j,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-20
BALLOON RECORDS
MADE YEARS AGO
Wise Floats go Miles an Hour.
Which Time Still Stands
Good.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. l9.-Thc contro-
versy over The long distance bal.
loon speed record, which resulted
last night in the unearthing of
the fact thar Professor r. S. G Lowe.
mead of the Lowe Observatory. covered
800 miles in 8 hours in April, 1861
took a new turn today. when it was
discovered here that john Wise sur
passed this speed two wears earlier,
Wise s voyage, according TO local
records, started from ST. Louis and
ended al Henderson. y. y. He
sailed over this stretch Of ter
ritory. ll50 miles in an air line
in nineteen hours, making fraction
over % miles an hour, Professor Lowe s
rate was % 80 miles an hour.
The discussion began following the
claim that A. b. Lambert and s. l.. Won
Publ of St. Louis had established a
new record by their flight from ST
Louis Friday last, thev making an av-
erage OF forty four miles an hour 10 a
point in Dorchester county, s. G They
based their claim 10 a record upon the
fact that they had exceeded the, speed
made by \ Holland Forbes of New
York and Max. Fleischmann. of Gin
ciDnati. on Oct. 13. when the latter
pair won the Lahm cup by flvIng 13l
miles at au average speed of thirty
eight miles an hour.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-20
BERGER HAS GREAT
CONFIDENCE IN JEFF
Claims Johnson Will BE Easy
PickingS: Jeffries Ready
to Fight.

CHICAGO, oct. 80 Jeffries Will
meet Johnson lust as soon as details
can be agreed upon. and he viii knock
Jack 5 head off. sure.
This was the prediction made by
Sam Berger, recently sparrlng and
vaudeville partner with ..Jeffries. who
passed through the city yesterday And
his assertion was backed up by Ed
ward ,Jeffrics brother OF Jim. who is
also on his way TO New York to meet
the big fellow when ne lands from the
steamer
'sThat bout out west looks queer in
good many ways. - said Berger. com
menting on the Johnson and Kctchcl
fight - Ii was Il mistake 10 send Ketch-
el against man so much heavier than
himself i'm he first place. 1T was Just
putting money in Johnson 5 pockets.
,Icfirics has written that the baths
ut Carlsbad have done him Il world OF
good and that he is coming back here
feeling 40 per cent better than when he
left. 1t s only n question of time now
before final arrangements are made for
the bout.
In case arrangements can be made
for go in the near future, Berger says
Jeffrics Will drop any vaudeville en-
9agcment he may have been consider
ing. He expects TO remain for "A few
days in New York.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-20
CRYSTAL MAID WINS
LAT0NIA FEATURE RACE

CINCINNATl o. Oct l9.-Crysta
Maid. well handled BY Jockey Jackson
won the handicap. the feature event
at Latonia today, by three lengths from
Hanbridce. Tom Hayward. the other
starter. was outclasscd
First race. seven fUrlongs-Tony Faust
! to 4, won; Stone Street, l.. To J, second
Warden. 1 To L. third Time l:30 i-5.
Second race mile-Bonnie Bard. to
.. won: Mcrrick. > to ;, second; IIdo-
RADIO 20 TO /. third. Time. ia.
Third race five and one-half turlonES
.-Ilowdy Howdy. , Ia 1. won; Lou Lanier
g To !, second Autumn Rose, 10 20 L.
third Time. 10.
Fourth race, mile and seventy yards
Crystal Maid. to =. won, llanbridse
I TO >, second; Tom Hayward. . 10 =
third Time, 1916 l-5.
Fifth race. SIX furlongs-Melissa. > to
]. won; r NJ. Green. 10 ), second
Marscabc 6 To /. third. Time. lie l-5
Sixth race, siN Curlcnss-Royal Report
L. TO ). won: Laveno. > to ,. second
Dequesnc, 20 To 1. third. Time. lie -.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-20
NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX.

Notice Is hereby given that specia.
M laX Tor Tie purpose of extending tbea
DN ordinances of tho city Council ap-
proved September 30, 1909. and October
IL. 1909. respectively l.
>, said special tax is levied upon the
following described real property In sail
Lake CITY. to wit.
= In lots ! and :. block g, plat l.: l. =
3 and $ block 1@9; /. . B. I. >. 6 anG
north, range l west lying between block
l"u. plat a, and Sixth North street: ni
lots l. >, 8. Z and y. block 100: l. . ). q.
ana 3: block MS: /. c, and 8. block III,
.! o. and s. block 132: / ana ,. blocl
10: J. >. 8 and s. block 13S: l. ., >. I.
$ block l5G; l, :. and s. block i6o' pIat
- l. .; .: 3; anc 5, block T.; l. -
:. l. > and block IS; !. 6, aud s, bIocls5
Lake View subdivision. hlocI, I6g plat 4
Salt Lake City survey and is due ana
Ph!noIG M i've equal annual pstallincnts.
beginning October -. 1910 Interest at~
tho rate of six per cent per annuul on tbc$
whole amount " said tax shall he CON :
Put"d from the date OF the. APPROVAL OF.
inc ordinance confirming the levy Of said
taN' To VII; October 10. 1909; and in
lereSt al said rate on the whole amount
nt said taN unpaid shall bc due and pnv<
able with each inStallmcnt II any in
StAIlment or interest aforesaid is not paidA
ON the date when the same becomes due (
lNen the whole amount Of the TN unpaid
~ p,S llll" Sdld -lnSltllm"ul and interest =
are due VIII become due and payable auds
VIII draw interest at the rate Of eight.
per cent per aunum until sale OF the
property assessed. On" on more of sail
installmenls in the order In which thcy
ar" payable aforesaid The whole :aN.
may be paid without interest at any
time within thirty DAYS after the an
proval OF The ordinance confirming the
ieNN ni the TAX; and ono or more of said
luSiallmcntS in the order in which they
are PAYABLE. or the whole tax unpaid
may be paid on the day any instalmcnj,.
Is due bE paving the amount thereof and
interest 10 said day.
AH special taxes are PAYABLE nj ,nvt
@@itcg. room TO- city and county building. ,
SAT- Lake CITY.
Dated AZ salt Lake CITY Utah. thisc
18th day Of October 1909 r
GIDEON SNYDER
CIIy Treasurer and Collector OF SpccinIt
Taxes 7.
Sidewalk Extension No. l2S
Srrnnl martial nsiIrlluf,.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-20
PRACTICE TO BEGIN FOR
VANDERBILT CUP RACE

NEW YORK. oct l9.-Twenty- entries
have hccn received for the Vanderbilt
cup race To he held on the Long Island
course October 30 aud as the date for
the closing OF entries is not until October
thirty
Practice on the course by drivers with
their contes ting cars Will begin tomorrow
morning. The county authorities viii
close thc roads TO all other vehicles be-
tween five and eight every morning cN-
ccpt Saturday. and during these hours
the racing machines can speed over the
excellent course as rapidly as they please.
Many hotels along the course. which are
ordinarily closed at this time of the year.
are rcopcning to cater 10 the large crowds
trials and the big race.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-20
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

On.cc oi the Board or Public Works,
Salt Lake City, Utah, oct L.. 1909
sealed proposals VIII bc received ~
This office untN $ o'clock p. m. Friday.
October 20 1909. for The work OF cor
siructing pipe sewers iu Iowa avenue
sewer extension No 226.
Instructions to bidders together with
plans. pruhlcs, specifications ana forms
for contract and bond can he obtained
upop application at tho Office OF the
board of public works or city engineer.
The right is reserved 10 reject any and
all bids.
By order Of the board o( puslic works
H. c. MCMILLAN. Chairman.
LOUIS 9. KELSEY. CITY Engineer,
alUt5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-20
Eagles Handicap
Is Feature Today
TWO BIG FAvORITES
BEATEN IN STRETCH
Rather Royal and Madeline
Musgraye Prove Big Dis
appointments.

Three favoritcs. two second choices
and z third choice took tho money at
Bucna Vista Tuesday afternoon. The
defeat OF Madeline Mussravc aud
Rather Royal came as big surprises. In
the mile race. the last event of the
dav. Rather ROYAL was held at 10 .
in The betting. while liberal odds were
allowed on all the other horses. the
betting ranging from Is 10 ] 10 10 10 /.
Madeline Musgravc, a prohibitive IA
yori;c. was ridden by Jockey Singleton,
who has already acquired the reputa'
1ion of putting more big favorites INTO
the also ran list than any Jockey AT
the track, was four lengths behind rhc
second horse in the slow time OF 1s2l ~.
Il. A. McCurdy. even in the betting
with Eurnare at 3 TO = until post tIme
when Furnace was made the fayorite
in the first race for five and half fur
Longs. won a pretty race by neck
from Furnace, with Cotton up. Furn-
ace led all the way TO within few
wards Of he wire. Yellow Foot was au
easy third
In The second race for one mile Eu-
dora was the big faVorite aud Jockey
Van DuScn won every post. While tho
time was slow The entire field was strung
out for many lengths. AkS'Ar'Ben,
third choice at to i. led Contribution
by five lengths for place.
The third event for five and half
furlongs was n horse race all the way
bclwecu the King of Yolo, Burning
Bush and Geneva. the horses finishing
IN the order named, Nolo winning by a
nose
. Lord Nelson with Jockey Singleton
mp won the fourth race for six fur
longs by length from Graves with
Valencia third. Nelson took the pole
and STAYED Calves off all the way out
running the contender down the stretch.
Madeline Musgravc proved big dis
appointment, Opening the betting at
| 10 ; there was u general rush 10
place money on the faVOrite but the
bookics refused the coin and chalked
the horse mp AT 10 ,, This price made
little difference and the horse was taken
of the board. Singleton rode the horse
but he failed TO bring the favorite
home. Jockey Cotton, on Biskra, out
,odc Singleton every inch OF the way
using much better Judgment Pickcns
om Force flashed into second place four
lengths ahead of the favoritc. The de-
feat of Musgravc WAS one OF the big
gcsr Upscts Of he meeting
Rather ROYAL WAS outrun III the mile
rice. III" last event >un the card. by
Little Buttcrcup. No Quarter ran third.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-20
TAYLORSNILLE TO HAVE
FAST FOOTBALL TEAM

Now that the football season j. well
advanced. the enthusiasts at Taylors-
vile have met and organized team and
have given out the Information that they
are DESTROYS of meeting all comers. This
bunch OF husllics will meet the Jordan
high school team at Sandy, Friday. in
their initial game OF the season. Foot
bah teams have been in vogue at this
lltte settlement for years back, and those
who have entered the game heretofore
from that point have eivcn = good ac-
count OF themselves. II is tlIe intention
Of the managers of the team To challenge
tho other asgrcgations I'm the county.
with the hope OF PLAYING as mauy games
as possible before the season closes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-20
Jeffries Anxious
to Meet Johnson
LANGFQRO CONFIDENT
OF BEATING KETCHEL
Willing to Post Five Thousand
Dollars; Wants to Meet
Johnson.

NEW YORK. oct. 1o-sam I.angford,
the negro pugilist.. Is ont with another
offer ror fight with Stanley Ketchel,
and declares that he can stop tic AIlchi-
gan fighter in less time than it required
Johnson 10 do II. ketchel and Laugford
were matched at catch weights and v,..r.,
rcady 10 fight here when their bout was
called on because OF the activity OF Cow
ernor Hughes Langiord now wants 10
meet Kctchcl for s5OGU side brt ,n,
any fair division OF The purse. AT catch
weights or AT 1jS pounds. the tight To be
heid at Colma. Cal, at any time agree
able 10 kctchel
BY whipping k"tchcl Langford horcs
10 make match with Johnson lie has
pten after johnson for 4 long time and
! many OF his supporters share his belief
that he can defeat lie black giant.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-20
Automobile Show

That Salt Lake City will have an auto
mobile show worthy Of the state and the
city in every respect was the decision
of automobile representatives at Il meet
ing held az the Commercial club Tues
day evening. The date was fixed Tor
february l9 to 26, Inclusive and the
show viii be conducted in the Auditorium
on Richards street. under the auspices
OF the Utah Automobile Dealers asso-
cation
The show will be strict stale af-
fair, and no dealers not represented IN
the state. will be permitted 10 take part
i'll the displays. Details OF the undertake
ing were discussed at some length and
arrangements !oU the affair will be con-
summated at future meeting OF the
association
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-20
GRANITE DEFEATS
COLLEGIATE TEAM
Five Hundred Students Wit
ness Contest; FuIIback
Ashton Is Star.

In the third game OF the present sea
son the Granite high school football play
ers yesterday afternoon defeated the COL
legiate team by the score of ~ To o.
Granite played fast ball throughout the
game aud not once did the losers have
a look in The college team tried buck
ing the line end the forward pass, but
failed utterly. The collcGistes were sue
cessful in making yards number OF
times, hnt were unable TO hold the pall.
The feature of the game for the Granite
boys was the throwing of Fullbacll Ash
ton, his work being a revelation to those
who Witnessed the contest between the
two teams.
The game was played on the new cam
pus and over 500 students from both
schools were present Honors were about
even In the roofing line. These officiat
ing were Coach Moss as referee. Coach
Sweezy Of the Collegiate as umpire, and
Y. Hampton doing the duties of head
linCSnSn
Following is the lineup of the teams:
CDllc.latc, Granite.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-20
MAJOR LEAGUE PLAYERS
WILL NOT SHOW HERE

Travelling Passenger Agent Cushing Of
the Rio Grandc received Il Wire irom the
camp OF the Philadelphia baseball team
that the proposed trip 70 Utah OF the
major lcagucrs had been called OF In
favor OF the northern route The teams
were to have played on the Walker ncId.
October 90
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-20
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Omjce of tie Board Of Public Works,
Salt Lake City. Utah. oct. II. 1909,
Scaled proposals viii De received AT
thIs office until : o'clock p. m, Friday,
November = 1909 Tor tho work of con-
.striIctinr sewer extension No. 225.
Instructions TO bidders together with
plans. profile specifications and forms for
contract and bOud. may be obtained upon
at the office of IN" hoard o.!
public works or the city engineer.
The right IS reserved TO reject any and
all bids.
Fly order OF tho board Of public works.
ii. G. MCMILLAN. Chairman
LOUIS c. KELSEY, city Engineer
al9O,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-20
COUNTRY CLUB

In the qualifying round for the ladies'
golf championship at the Country club.
Tuesday afternoon, over the ninc-hole
course, Mrs. Gemmell led with the low
est score OF the day. making the round
IN 80. The others scored as follows. Miss
Miller 81 Miss Mccormick. 30: Mrs,
Pearsall, 5s; Mrs. Taylor. 60.
In the draw for the championship for
match play. Mrs, Gemmell will meet Mrs.
Taylor; Miss Miller win play Miss Nc
CorniclS and Mrs. Pearsall drew bye.
In the first round for the mems cham
pionshjp. X. w. Salisbury defeated j. w.
Thompson, up and 10 play
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-20
q q q BEST TREATMENT I
SbS6Sb FOR CATARRH


The be benefited by the
issue lining Of the cavities the body producing an unha
bronchial Watery eyes etc s. the best %
medicine particle of the catarrhal from the cc
NAL |
begin heal because they nourhed with pure health
does contain drugs which really
Il
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-20
Balkline Billiards.

NEW YORK, Oct ia tournament 20
revive the worlds championship at the
lS-iuch ballline game OF billiards (two
shot in). has been organized by New
York enthusiasts. The contest VIII be
held in Madison Square Garden. com
meucing November -. Entries are linz
tied 10 six. and the winner IS To receive
the championship trophy and 50 per cent
OF q purse OF $1,000, with 4 corresponds
Ing share OF the gate receipts.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-20
FEATHER WEIGHT ISSUES
SWEEPING CHALLENGE

Manager Charles T.. Fiskc Of Jack Tier
ncN i22-pOund Chicago fcathcrwcight
annnuHccS that he is willing 10 back his
man against any man in the country FOR
Su, bet OF $i00 or 5000. Ticrncy says
That he had 4 successful trip through
boys nj his weight. and that now he is
oD his way To the Pacific coast. whore
N" expects 10 continue To add 10 his
Ion. list of Victories.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-20
Rock Island Report.

CHICAGO. oct. 19.-rhe annual report
of the Rock Island lines FOR the fiscal
year ended June 50, 1909. shows t"ta!
operating revenue of S6l.lSi.SSG. an in
crease OF 81. 700, 500, or 81 per cent over
the revenue of the previous fiscal year
The net earnings Of the lines for the
year were S6.166 2%0. as against SL5lS,-
lc2 the previous fiscal year.