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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-05
Frisco 70 Extend South.

Fort Worth, Jan. 4.-Upon his re
turn from st. Louis w. b. Drake OF
the Frisco announced the Frisco will
extend its road from Brady south to
San Antonio. None OF the built line
will come from the s3O.000.000 fund
which b. f. Yoakum recently an
nounced for various improvements.
Mr.. YoalSum is coming to Fort Worth
to see the construction start soon. The
Frisco will also improve its track and
build new stations all the way from
Brady TO Red river. Eigt million dol
lars OF the improvements are for
Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-05
Lights IN BAD Condition.

Malta, Jan. "A wireles dispatch
received from Sicily says the Faro
lighthouse has been eXtinguished at
RHO and the Campania lights do not
reyolye aud that Messlna is illuminated
only by searchlights from warships
and the glare Of stlll burning fires.
The dispatch adds the British war.
ships have supplied altogether nearly
100000 pounds OF beef biscuits and
coffee TO the sufferers
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-05
GENERAL PROTEST.
To Take Place on the Centennial Of
the Birthday Of Lincoln.

the Birthday Of Lincoln.
Chicago, Jan. "A movement for a
general protest against the action OF
the supreme court OF the District of
Columbia in sentencing to imprison
ment Samuel Gompcrs. John Mitchell
and Frank Morrison, has been inaug.
urated by the Chicago Federation Of
Labor The executive board has been
authorized to arrange monster meet
ing of every branch of organized labor
In Cook county. TO be held on the one
hundredth anniversary OF Lincoln's
birthday, Feb, ~. Copies OF the reso.
luton of protest adopted by the Fed.
GRAFTON be sent eevry city and town
throughout the country with a request
10 hold similar mass meetings.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-05
VIII Have Il. Says Or. Rankin.

Austin, Jan. Rev DR. c. G. Ran
kin OF Dallas, was "A visitor. and
predicts the political anniNilation of
those members of the legislature who
do not vote for submission of the pro.
hibition question. He said the minute
law makers fail TO submit the question
II will mean 10000 additional prohi'
bition votes In Texas. The people want
the question submitted and viii have
Il, he said.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-05
Public BUILDINGS Bills.

Washington. Jan i-Representative
Hardy introduced bills for public
buildings at league and Mexia. Pro.
tests OF San Antonio and New Braun.
fels merchants against parcels post
legislation We're filed by Congressman
Slayden
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-05
Gilchrist GoXernor.

Tallahassee, Fla, Jan. 4.-Hon. AL.
bert Gilchrist was inaugurated Flori'
da's chief executive Monday. A long
civic and military parade was feat
ure. II passed in review before the
new governor and outgoing Governor
Broward.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-05
viii Not BE Removed,

Lockhart, Tex, Jan. chairman
Storey Of the state Democratic execu'
tive committee denies he will remove
his headquarters 10 San Antonio, as
reported. Three secretaries will take
charge of the office here, He expects
to 20 TO Austin to seek several amend.
monte to the Terrell election law.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-05
Transferred to Alice.

Weathertord, Tex, Jan. Company
A, state rangers, Captain Frank John.
son in command. has been transferred
TO Alice to succeed Company h, com.
manded by Captain Ross, which is sent
to Amarillo.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-05
Love Advised,

Austin. Jan '-Commissioner Love
of the department of banking and in.
surance has been advised that a re
ceiver has been appointed for the
Walla Walla Fire Insurance company
OF Walla Walla, Wash This company
does business In Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-05
THREE HoLDUPs.
In One Instance Travelling Man Badly
Beaten and Nose Broken.


Beaten and Nose Broken.
Chicago. Jan, 4.-Three holdups In
rapid succession, the last occurring
early Monday, caused excitement in
the downtown district Two highway.
men figured in each and one was cap
tured
In the presence of scores of citizens
Charles w Moffatt, travelling man,
was beaten and robbed. His nose was
broken and he was taken TO hos.
pital.
Joseph Ligdel, a real estate agent,
was accosted by two men who de
manded his valuables.
Ligdel drew knife and began
slashing his adversaries, who ran. but
one was captured by the police
A third victim was robbed and Sc
serely beaten.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-05
Emperor Williams Kindly Act.

Copenhagen. Jan. emperor VII.
liam Of Germany has ordered Danish
firm 10 send six transportahe hos.
pitals of eighty beds each To Me-omA
on his own account The Danish gov.
ernment ordered the cruiser Holm.
dale from Athens TO Messina
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-05
Trains Telescope.

Messina, Jan. AT Nivm, between
Messina and Catania, freight train
ran into and telescoped a passenger
train. The train was crowded with
injured earthquake victims. Five were
killed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-05
Nav Prove Fatal,

Greenville, Tex, Jan. i.-Homer
Henley. seven, was perhaps fatally
injured when he shot off giant fire
cracker. >The explosion burned his
body and II is likely will cause him
the lose OF both arms,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-05
Professor Rinker Expires.

Austin. Jan. Predecessor Bryant
Rinker of Fort Worth, who was
stricken with apoplexy during the
State Teachers convention. died Mon.
day morning. He was well known
throughout Texas
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-05
Specific Charge Given.

San Antonio. Jan. 4-Iudge Dwyer
in empaneling the grand jury, gave a
specific charge to investigate viola
tions Of the Baskin-McGreor and anti
gambling laws. II is believed one or
more saloons were open Sunday as
ftunken negroes were soon on the
sNcets. An investigation is on.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-05
Report Erroneous.

Rekin. Jan. l.-The report that
Ypn Shi Kai had escaped from Pekin
iYerroneous.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-05
n.ehr.d Constitutional.

washington. Jan. 4.-The effect OF
the supreme court decision in the New
York Consolidated Gas company case
"a A daclarA the law constitutional.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-05
c,s,,o Operated Upon.

Berlin, Jat. 4.-Dr. Israel operated
upon former President Castro OF ven
ezuela Monday for kidney complaint
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-05
DEPOT BURGLARlzED.
Some Fifteen Hundred Dollars In
Checks and Cash Secured.

Checks and Cash Secured.
Muskogee, Okla, Jan. 4.-The Frisco
freight depot was burblarized, the rob-
bers securing some $4,000 in coin and
checks. Entrance was effected into
the depot through an open window and
the massive safe was completely de-
stroyed by heavy explosion of nitro
glycerin, Six masked men composed
the gang. All escaped.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-05

,1namuBuA> -sthe earthquake
also a number
nesticut. the flag
al Sperry. the Yer
it, hA..r.s- Minnesota have ar
rived here from Suez.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-05

= q NNVt UdYS, VIIIUIIU
..ages, freight rates and the rela.
.ons between the growers and job
bers are some OF the chief subjects
to receive the attention Of the conven-
ton
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-05

hdNs
ag, man, wlA
ing a personak
Tuesday from
He was well kri
C. |. Evans Sr,, plorn.---.. -
was arrested and released ~ hn~|
--u-.ssRn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-09
SECKtL IS OUTCLASSED
Travis Wins First Division at Gar.
den City, Ten Up and
Nine 10 Go

Garden City. /. J.. May S-WaIter J.
travis completely outclassed his rival. A.
pert Seckei- today in the final OF the first
DIVISION Of the Garden City Golf clubs
annual tournament The former British
and American title holder defeated the
Princeton student 10 up and TO go.
Goifing conditions were ideal On the
morning round Travis was UP. In the
afternoon he threw away the first hole by
IN Indifferent putt after Seckal had been
bunkeT55, but the next six holes went to
Travis on almost faultless plays. The
eighth hole Travis lost by getting into
big trap. but he ended the contest by
winning the ninth with 81 strokes 10 fis
credit
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-09
SIX RACES AND
SIX RECORDS GO
Ponies at Churchill Downs
Show Dazzling Speed and
Smash Old Marks.

Louisville Ky. May Six races ReIe
run at Churchill Downs this afternoon
and in each event the track record was
broken. which establishes q world rec
ord, as 4 similar performance never before
occurred on any race track.
Each Of the six winners showed ga
zling speed and the finishes were close l-
the majority OF the events me mos,
uotable record shattered was IN the laSl
race when BeueVieW ran mile ana
quarter I'm 2.o6 is. which Is twentieth
OF q second faster than the time made
by Lieutenant Gibson. the Derby winner
on May 3. 1900.
Turf stars record Of 49, seconds for
half q mile broke the mark of 4IS4 sec
onds made BY Autumn Leaves on April
o. 1901 In the third race JEFF Bern
stein won by a nose in III p Tor iAIer-
quarters OF a mile, and Miami beat Arclle
at q mile and a sixteenth in the fourth
race the Clark handicap This lowered
The NIink's record made on May 4, lsys.
First race. selling, five and half fur
lougs-Eufield, straight. S4l65. W0ui Mad
man, place, $3.50 second; Marble, show.
s9.J5. third. Time-i:05 3-5. Breaks track
record.
second race. purse, 2-year-old nllies
four furlongs-Turf star. straight. SOLO.
Dismal. show, S23.I, third. Eime-ii l-s
Third race. handicap. six furIongs-Jelf
Bernstein, straight, S1O45. won; Han
show. $3.50, third Time-1:11 -.
Fourth race, mile and a sixteenth, the
Clark handicap-Miaui, first 800
straight; Arctic, second, 50, place; Huck.
third Time-l:4j 10.
Fifth race, four and a half lurlongs-
Joe Morris. first, $3.50. straight, hius
solomon. second, 2lI49, place, Donau-
third $50. show. Time-52 40 seconds
Sixth race, mile and a quarter-Belle-
view. first. SII-25 straight: Nadzu second
$3.50 place. OroOnOOka. third. $50 show
Time---06 -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-09

llmwood avenue Offices, not only those
who wish TO see the factory, but who
come for all purposes.
A count was made for one week. every
visitor except those looking for en-
plUyment being added to the tally.
Weather conditions. Of course. have
great deal to do with the number Of Wis
itOrs. and in the week during which the
count was kept there were two days
on which rain and snow fell The
count began on Wednesday and. as IL
old not include the following Sunday,
the second Wednesday was added. The
number Of visitors on the various days
was. Wednesday, III; Thursday, SO;
Friday, 60; Saturday, 81; Monday, 105;
Tuesday, 70, Wednesday, 10. total, 500;
average per day, 70. The largest class
among the visitors was composed Of
statesmen, and following that was that
Of people who wished 10 go through
the factory on "a sightseeing tour,
many of those being people who had al
ready ordered Pierce-ArrOws. and who
came to the place to see for themselves
just what progress their purchases were
making through the plant.
Three model 10 Bucks were received
by the Con- Wagon & Machine com
pany on Thursday Of this week. One
was delivered TO ". G. Van Noy. The
same firm also makes the announce
ment that ". s. Henderson of this CITY.
who owns a Franklin. informed them
this week that he is using the same air
in his tires that was forced in them be
fore they left the Franklin factory in
Syracuse over a year ago.
x \
An average speed Of twentv-three
miles an hour over muddy roads
through rain and several stoDs for SUD
plies. is the record made by w. II.
Bachler, cattIeman Of san Angelo.
from Dallas to san Angelo. in his new
Maxwell automobile purchased in Dal-
las. The total time of Mr.. BachIer's
Trip was fourteen hours, and consider
ing his lack Of experience I'm handling
a car, local auto men say he made a
good run. In a telegram sent TO
the MaXwell-Briscoe Haudiey COMPANY.
MI. Bachler said that outside OF the
rain and mud he did not have anv dim
cuities.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-09
Al PIMIIco.

PimEco Nd. May S.-ResUits-
First race. selling, four fUrlolgs and
half-Reybouru. u 70 /. won. Compton.
to :. second. Busy. Q to .. third Time.
Second race. selling. six furlongs-N No
Ynentum, o to ], won; George ". Leboit.
to 1. second, Simple Hon0urs 3 Co %
third. Time. 1.l4 As.
Third race. Merchants handicap nile
and s. ysrds-Lad Of Langdon- - TO J.
won: Siskin. 80 TO /. second; Gowau. " TO !,
third Time. 1.i4 3-5.
Fourth race. the Chesapeake steeple-
chase. selling. about two miles-W alter
way. to 5. won; Touchwuod, 90 ?, sec
ond; DR.. Keith, 10 to /. third. Time. 80
Fifth race Amateur cup mile-Rf1
Graude. u to 90. won; Aster dor, @ o. O.
second; Perseverance. % TO 1. third Time
1;43
sixth race, selling. mile and 60 yards
Queen Of the Hills. TO .. won: Gus Helm.
Z to ?, second George 9. Hail. 60 /.
third Time. 1,46 3-5-
Seventh race. selling. mile and - Yards
Court Lady. to 1, won; Great Jubilee
3 to !, second: High Range, - TO ], third.
Time. 1:46.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-09
NIDDlES CAPTURE
TWO BOAT RACES

Annapolis. 8Id.. May S.-Seated on tho
bow OF Lla torpedo boat MaLleE, ire
referees craft. Secretary of the Nav
Never TODAY saw two navy crews acEa
out their opponents I'm beautiful and stir
ring boat races ou the Severn river The
navy Varsity beat the exceptionally good
crew Of Columbia university The dis
lance was two miles and the navy ea.
uiors went the course ia $50 3-5. The
navy fourth class crew and tue eight
OF the Central High school Of Philadel-
pbia went over the same course Tor n
mile and q half the midsliDmeut win
ming haudiIv i'm 1-lS 20.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-09
If IT'S HERE
IT'S RIGHT
ROOM LOSES
BUTTE DECISION

Butte. Mont. May S.-Albertsou B-ote-
vrs. urOpTietOrs of Butte's leading poo.
room before the passage of the act LC--
bidding betting on horse races il Montana
and who since then. until their place ~
business was raided by Sheriff O'RourlsC.
had been posting results. weights, jockeys.
etc. on races run outside the state o.
Mout1na, We're today denied by Judge SIC
Cleruan OF the Montana courts. the ir-
junction they prayed Tor two weeks ago.
asking that the sheriff bs restrained from
interfering with their business.
A similar order petit0ued for by L.-
Interstate Telegraph company, = Sa.t
Lake corporation, which was furnishing
the race entries for Albe-tsuu Brothers.
and whose offices We're raided at the same
time, IS pending before Judge Lynch. n
decision being expected next MoudsV
Counsel for the AlbarJsUus has given no
tice OF appeal 20 The supreme court OF tua
state. In lis decision. Judge McClernsH
held that the business Of the defendants.
who are sglC1uists. was not shown 20 have
been materially injured by the action ~
the sheriff and thar in addition a court
of equity was without the power 20 issue
The order asked for under such circum-
stances.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-09
BIG OFFER MADE
FOR HILARIOUS
Wyoming Man Wants keene's
Famous Three-Tear-OId
to Race Here.

s. z. Harrison. the wealthy Wyoming
mining man and breeder. startled tho
racing colony 1t the Rnutsford last nizu5
by offering $4,000 FOR the three-yesr-oId
colt, Hilarious This horse is owned by
James r. Keene OF New York and is
trained b. "Jimirv'' Rowe. Harrison
wired Rowe the offer when apprised Of
the fact that Hilarious stood out "a the
best tHree-yesr-old in America If FIa--
risOn succeeds in buying Hilarious he
viii bring the colt hers 20 salt Lake and
race him through the coming summer
meeting al the fair grounCs. Up 20 .
late hour last night Harrison had received
no word from the east Hilarious Is en-
tered IN the Metropolitan handicap to b.
run al Belmont park Oh May Is. Many
Corsemen say that Mr.. KceEs will nor
sell At airy figure if the colt stands a
possible chance OF winning the old-time
ola SSfp
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-09
PRESIDENT HEIDLER
ISSUES BULLETIN

New York May S-Acting President
HeidIer OF the National Baseball league
today announced the following contracts
and releases.
Co1trscts-With Chicago. Don Carlos.
Patrick Ragon Contract assigned with
Pittsburg, Charles PHILIPPE with 81
Louis. r. Z. HUlswitt contract as
signed.
rioual Ieaguel. Don Carlos, Patrick Ea-
gon claimed under waiver rulel- BY
Cincinnati 10 st. Louis National league.
r. z Huswitt. BY New York TO -
Louis National league, John w aller
Iclsfmnd under waiver rule. BY ST.
Louis TO Chicago National league l. O.
Higginbotham claimed under waiver
rulel.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-09
AL SHRUBB RUNS
AWAY FROM INDIAN

Montreal. May S.-A Shrubb. the Eng
fish distance crack, ran away from Tom
Longboat, the Indian runner, in fifteen
mile race today on the grounds Of the
Montreal A. A a. and won by nearly a
third of & mile in 1851 The English
man got away at the start and kept on
gaining until the twelfth mile. when he
Tapped his opponent. The track was three
laps TO the milo. LOngboats time for the
distance was 1915
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-09
PATHFINDER AUTO
AT ALBUQUERQUE

AIbuouerque y. NJ. May S-The flag
to-flag pathfinder car which left Denver
eight days ago en- route 10 AtcSicO City,
reached here ct $50 O. clock tonight, from
Santa Fe, y. n.
The car viii remain here over Sun
day and VIII leave Monday morning for
Terrence, y. NJ. whence it viii proceed
20 El Paso.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-09
VAN HALTREN REMOVED
AS OAKLAND MANAGER

san Francisco. May S.-Georse Van
Hallrcu. the veteran player who has
been manager of the Oakland team o,
the Pacific Coast Baseball league for
some time. has been removed from that
position. and win Doe succeeded Dy BILL
ly" Eetdy. one OF the most widely known
baseball men ON the coast. The chang
takes effect Tuesday. according 70 an am
uOuucameut made today.
Van Haltrsu probably vii. remain w'-r
rHa club AS "A uI.-aT
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-09
PRIZE FIGHTS IN PARIS.
Honey Melody Of Boston Thumped
by Willie Lewis.

Paris, May S.-Sandy Ferguson OF Bos-
ton made his first appearance in Paris to
night at the CIRQUE de Paris, where he
met Herbert Hall. ax-Champion OF the
London police. in fight which lasted less
than two minutes. The men had hardly
put their hands up when Hall fell to the
floor from push, not d blow His head
struck the boards with great force, knock
ing the eE-poliCenan unconscious. and he
was counted out.
Honey Melody Of Boston also made
his first appearance in what was to have
been a twenty-round bout with Willie
Lewis Of New York. Melody went at his
opponent viciously. but Lewis met him
with straight let's, Furnishing him badly
IN the fourth round the New Yorker sent
Melody 10 the door five times and there
j. finally remained unable to respond TO
the call The winner of the bout received
s. go and the loser 8, 900.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-09
Al kEMPToN.

Kempton Park. England. MAY S-Tle
Kempton Park great jubilee handicap 3.ylJ
sovereigns, for 3-year-olds and up, over
the jubilee course, one mile and a quar-
ter, was won here today by EbOr. Dean
Swift was second and SUccour third Four
teen horses started. among them August
NaIranrt-e Eafr plnr Ii
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-09
AUTOMOBILE WORLD

fitted with landaulct body. As the
landauIet bodies Of the size used OF Nlr.
Birse's car are made for cars of much
less horsepower and. consequently,
shorter wheel bases there was ConSid-
cradle space left between the back of
the body and the rear Of the frame.
This has been utilized for the attach
meut Of a large permanent baggage
boot. suggestive of that of the old Eng
lish and our own plains stage coaches.
This boot has ample room to hold three
gOod-sized trunks.
The main color of the car is q chrome
yellow. relieved by black stripes follow
ing the lines OF the moulding. The up
hOlstery is OF CoCdovaD leather OF a
russell hue. the borders being hand
fooled in a special design. Either two
or three people may be seated in the en-
closed portion Of the car. and one with
the driver. making touring aCcOmmO-
dations for four people. in addition To
the chauffeur The advantage of the
type of body used on this car is that
while il may be thrown open TO almost
the extent Of d touring car proper in
good weather. it may be entirely en-
closed when the elements make such a
thing desirable. The driver IS almost
as well protected as those inside the
car, and his seat is protected by a glass
front set back several inches from the
back line of the dash and a separate
top on the Victoria. order. The car is
provided with d number of convenience
that would appeal TO those experienced
in long motor car trips.
= =
Arrangements have been made by the
Con. Wagon q Machine company
to receive a weekly allotment Of from
e.
Will come regardless of the orders that
may rush into the factory from other
points. This week the ogden branch
received four model 10 and two model T
Bucks.
* * =
Harry Elliott the hustling outside
man Of the Randal-Dodd Auto com
pauy. is in Idaho this week He is
looking after the delivery Of several
Bucks. ordered two weeks ago on his
trip into that territory
p x
New Studebaker purchasers of the
week are DIT. :. H Allen and William
Holt The former purchased a model
D 40, and the latter a 30 model H.
sam Sharmau Of the Sharman Auto
company drove a new Mitchell to Idaho
Falls the early part of the deck and
delivered IT to q. Huston. On Friday
ne drove another new Mitchell to Brig
ham, which was delivered TO u purchas-
ct in that city.
George T. OdeH. general manager Of
the Con. Wagon & Machine com
pany who is touring Europe in his bis
Franklin. writes that he has encoun-
tered some Of the best roads in the
world over. To give an example. he
cites the road from Havre to Paris. It
is about $50 miles, and Mr.. OdeH says
his chauffeur covered the distance at a
mile minute clip without trouble. In
fact. motor touring i'm Europe Is about
as fast as the railroads and affords the
passengers a much better view Of the
country
4 81
Al estimate made o. short time ago
by the combined office departments OF
the PieTce-Arrow Motor Car company
showed that q conservative guess at the
number OF people who were shown
through the factory during the year
was 500 Some curiosity was expressed
at the plant at that time concerning the
total number of people who visit the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-09
ST. REGIS CARD FOR
TOMORROW NIGHT

Manager Price Of the St. Regis club
announced his card for tomorrow nights
smoker yesterday. Ii will include five
four-round goes. making twenty rounds
% boxing in all. The card is. Feather
weights. 7. Young vs. Peanut" Sinclair
LightWeightS. Abe Label Us. Chic Cole
man: Pat Hogan vs.. Kid Careno. Mid
dleweights. Joseph Clark ". Red Davis.
Light hCavywcisIts. Kid FraZzeI VS.. Ejj.g
Olsen.