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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-10
SMILEY CORBETT
LEADS TO WIRE
Captures FoIIanSbee Handicap
From Field of Classy
Performers.

Oakland. Jan. 9-Smiiey Corbett car
rying li3 pounds led all the way in the
Foilansbee handicap at Emeryville and
beat some Of the best sprinters on the
coast In easy style. Bell Wethcr ruled
favorite for the event. which was a high
weight affair at seven furlougs in which
a field of nine went to the post Smiley
Corbstt went to the front, followed by
Roseten. The latter tired badly Srace
@. closed fast, but could not catch smiley
Corhett. he being over two lengths ID
front OF her at the finish. Light Wool
was third. The handicap was worth S-.sN
to the winner. Gilbert Rose added another
purse to his credit when he won the =
year-old race. Thirty-one books cut IN
and betting was lively. Results
First race, six furlonss. seliing-DaTgin,
los. Keogh. to ,. won. banptosali lV'
102, Vandusen. to 2 third. Time-l.l6 80.
Rose Cherry. Sid Silver. Metiakaua, sea
Lad, Gaga. Yellowstone Dixon Belle,
Lady Hildreth and Black Dress finished
as named.
Second race. three and a half furlongs,
2-year-o ids-GiIbert Rose. lis. Scovilie- I
to 10. won; Grahame. 10, Lee. Z TO :,
second; Penn. 105. keogh, 20 to I. third.
Time-:43 Is. Prince AstuTias. Miss Rob
crts Amelia Hunt. Oreos. Tourist Belle
and The King finished as named.
Third race. six furiongs. selling-ketch-
emike. los. Shilling, to ], won; Raleigh,
Walsh. to 1. third. Timc-i;i6 2-5. Ma
tive Son. Duke of Orleans, Darlington.
Cuernavaca and Spohu finished as named.
Fourth race. seven furlongs. Foilsnsbee
handicap. value to winner S2.960-Smiley
Corbett, $50. Mentry, to I. won Grace
G., 10. LycuTgus. 2 to /. second; Light
Wool. 1856. Shilling, IS TO 5. third. Time
! 20. Colonel Jack, ROseben, Bell Wether.
Mailman. Royal Tourist and Jim Gaffney
finished as named
Fifth race. one mile and fifty yards.
seling-Dainty Belle. 100. Taplin, to ],
won; Billy Pullman. i'll. Miller, ~ to 10,
second; Nebulosis. 10 Shilling. IA to 5,
third. Time-l:47 3-5- The BeTwOOd. Men
don. Fred Bent, DeTdon and Alcibiades
finished as named
Sixth race. five and a half furlOngs.
purse-Twilight Queen. 1G7, Lee, 20 20.
won: Banthel, 100. Mclaughlin, 80 to :.
second, Little Jane 100. Walsh. u TO /,
third. Time-1;11. Ell PIcaro, Little Sis.
Galinda, Flying Dance and SainpOsal fin
ished as named
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-10
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
"a Song of the Color Line.
BY William =. Kirk.

I'm sick of Ibsen's grewsome plays.
/ pass on Bernard Shaw;
I've quite outgrown the Cohan craze.
And Anna Held seems raw.
That good old play by Harriet Stowe
Is what I'd like to see,
With Langford playing Uncle Tom
And kaufman as Legree
John Drew remains the same John Drew
Gillette is getting stale;
While Clyde Fitch. though growing rich
Is tiresome as a Jail
Uncle Toms Cabin. Listen. friends.
That is the dope for me,
With Bangford playing Uncle Tom
And Kaufman as Legree
Imagine Kaufman towering high,
And Langford on the ground;
Imagine hearing Kaufman cry
Take that, you Old black hound"
This is a very thrilling scene.
But. oh, the frost 'twould be,
With Iangford playing Uncle Tom
And Kaufman as Legreei
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-10

First race eieven-sixteenths Of a mile
Egnes Virginia. l04; La Londa. Albion II
Julia G, Isndererest. 100; Evsdos. i0i.
Feminine, l0a.
Second race, thTee-eighths Of a mile
purse Sepuivida. 1f2; Mary Vanb,,rar
Dare Doit. 100. MoltOndale. III. Karfo fGa.
sam Webb. liz. Fl Perfecto Mrs + 4c-
gan 100; Tyras. Chalum. Abiuh. 112
Third race. thirteen-sixteenths of a mile
seiiing-Pert 50; Mad MuSFrave. e6. I.tIrlsy
Lad. III; Helen Harvey. So: Barney old
field, l0s; Maid Of Gotham Is: Steel. ian
Norfolk. 10s. Uncle Walter. I01. T-ncis
Henry, ICE; John a. "a; Rey Del M,ndo
HaoeT- l06' AdelOert Belle Orfflam. 1G7.
Fourth race one niie-Mare Antony ia
Alma Boy. John Carroll. f07: Center zbof
lel; Hasty. Agnes. los; Rapid Water ia:
tha &c. 107. - al
Fifth race. mile and a quarter. selling
Lord Stanhope. ii3; Varieties. 49, Miss
Himyar. 100; Brancas. III: Besuclsire f1s.
cTackshot. f0l: oberon, JOS: A. Muskoasv-
SKID race. seven-eighths Of a mile. sell
ing-Bob RaEen. Charley Paine los. s9n.-
Iner Cloud 100; Audubon 1922 The Tbcrr
~ Orehagna, l0i; Montelair. 90; J. F. Don
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-10
ENSIGN LEAGUE.

The Ensign basketball league has had
a very successful week. four wards be-
ing engaged The Twentieth ward took
both games from the TWenty-fiTst ward
by a handsome margin. and the Twenty
seventh ward took both games from the
Eleventh ward. These games were played
Wednesday night at the l.. d. 5. gym.
The victory of the Twenty-seventh ward
over the Eleventh ward changes the rela-
tive position of both organizations on
the league table in both divisions. The
wenty-seveuth ward team has undoubt-
eddy greatly improved and their first tee N
will make the others in the league look
to their iaurels. Next week the Eleventh
ward plays the Twentieth, Jan. -, and
the Eighteenth ward meets the Twenty
seventh both divisions. These are four
strong wards in the league and good
Games will result. on the 18th of Janu-
airy the Eighteenth and Twentieth ward
first teams will journey to the Fifteenth
ward hall and meet two strong teams
from the Salt Lake stake the Eighteenth
playing the Twenty ninth ward and the
Twentieth playing the Fifteenth ward
These teams are all well matched. The
positions On the Ensign league table are
Ok follows
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-10
h'LEAN DEFEATS BEDELL
Halstead Captures Amateur Race
Mitten Butts in for
Third.

Boston. Jan. 9.-Hugh Mclean Of Chel-
sea. the American middle distance motor
paced bicycle champion. tonight defeated
Menus BedelI Of New York in a twenty
mile paced race at the Park Square Col
iseum by half lap. The time was 9 min
utes SO seconds.
In a matched sprint race. Eddie Root of
New York took the first two heats and
the race from Walter Bardgett Of SYRIA
cUse, n. Y.
A ten-mile open professional race was
won by n. ". Anderson of Denmark in %
minutes seconds with John Rede1 of
New York second and Worth NIitten of
Davenport, Ia. third. A half-mie profess
sional handicap was won by George Cam
eron of New York in IS 2-5 seconds with
Bob Lake of Philadelphia second.
The final event of the evening was a
five-mile amateur race won by ]. R. Hal
stead of South Africa in Y minutes % 3-5
seconds. with l. Morgan of Worcester sec
0nd and j. 3. Cannon of Vailsburg, n. J.,
third.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-10
At Los Angeles.

Los Angeles. Jan. 9.-On a muddy track
Miss Sain. to 1, easily won the Glen
dora handicap of one mile at Santa Anita
today. defeating Magazine, the favorite.
by six lengths. The fsvorite went to
make the pace and led from the stretch
turn, when Miss Sain took command and
won. Chapuitepec at / to 6. easily won
the FL Molino handicap Of six and half
furlongs The heavy rains made the track
deep in mud and the fields we're greatly
reduced. Results:
First race. seven furlongs-Mary F.. 107
Powers. 3 to l. won. Grande Dame, f07
Page to .. second: Catherine F. 10.
Clark IS to l. third Time-l. 20 As. Ethel
Day and Veil also ran.
Second race, 2-year-olds. three fur
longs-Carroil III, Powers. to o. won
Saint Damius, 10S BulweIl. 30 to ]. sec
ond: Abihau. f05. Page. u TO l. third
Time-.34 10 Play Boy. TyTas. Credit
Account Maternus. La Severona. India
Star. Deimas. Aunt Nancy and Sam WEBB
also ran.
Third race. Fl Moline handicap. six and
a half furlongs- ChapultePec. los. Powers.
I to s, won; Joe Madden i04. Archibald.
4 to /. second. J. y Donahue g5 Yorke
100 to I. third Time-1:21 Only three
starters
Fourth race. one mile. GIendora handi-
eau. $500 sdded-Miss Sain. 101. Page. 6
to l. won: Magazine 102 Archibald s TO
5 second: Meeiick. i'll. powers. ID to 3.
third. Time-t:3s As. C5owan. Pinkola
Center Shot and Hasty Agnes also ran
Miss Sain and Hasty Agnes finished
coupled. Hasty Agnes and Meliick added
starters.
Fifth race. mile and an eighth. selling
Oberon. 1o3. Brooks. 5 to I. won. Varieties
los. MCGEE. 9 to 2 second: Beauclere. &C.
Sumter to 2, third. Time .56 Is. Alma
Boy. Crack Shot and J. G. Glenn also
ran.
Sixth race, five and q half furlongs-
Reformation. III. Powers. to 10. won;
Wool Wind III. Page. 4 to l. second: Jane
Laurel. 1f2. Rice to T. third. Time
~ %. Guise. Belle Of Menard Lack
vile. Wildwood Bill Miderecho SoIus
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-10
A Few New Year Resolutions That VIII Be Kept

Corster football
o a wheel
Adde will absolutely refuse
Schneider will his until the
A a
to
a
Fred Merke: Il will touch second basef that
o
o to
Jeffries
10 from
ing Stephen andC riger fol Bert Blue
his Tor a of me
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-10
PLEASANT GROVE WINS.
Defeats sprinsviIIe in BASKETBALL
Score "a to rs.

Pleasant Grove. Jan. e.-The Pleass,.
tsroVe ana Springviile High schools met
y see winch was superior in basketbs n
last night. The score turned favorable for
the Peasant Grove team. being a to es
This is the second league game won ~,
tne nome team The first was from Nepbi
High school - pm
J West and Adams. two Of the old
team. are back, and showed good form in
last evenings game. The neS materi NJ
used was Kirk. Harper and W West
Bullock. one of Pleasant Groves tesr,
was disabled and could not play. so tn
team was somewhat handicapped. How
ever. his place was ably taken BY Kirk
The team bids fair to hold its own viii,
other schools in the state.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-10
DEMARsT WINS.

New YORK. Jan. 9.-Calvin Denarest the
western biilisrdIst defeated both his or
ponents today. disposing OF j. A. Hend-
ricks by score OF 80 to 12S N the after
noon and scoring an easy victory over Tom
Gallagher BY score Of go to s. in the
evening In his match with Hendricks
Demsrest's average was Il f2-17 His aver
age against Gallagher was q - His hest
run Of the day was $ against Gallagher
in the evening match.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-10
CHASE WILL BE GOOD.
Contract Jumper Asks for
statement.

Cincinnati Jan. 9-Th- a1r''-suis
Hal Chase. the first hss=ms7 q
York American league. for reinstsis {
~ organized baseball was received q
office Of the National baseball c11a
sion here today. Chase Jeff ffe Nea
team last season for a place F
california state league. which Is g.
as an outlaw orEsnizsti07 and lis Z
cation had been expected
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-10
- - = CURES
-. -. Ss BLOOD POISON

OF contagious blood
OF
us
cood spohes falling hair ulcers medicine
blood
blood and steadily and surely particle
the blood
men ana healthy as was before the destructive OF contagious blood
poison circulation quickly
and gradually the symptoms disappear the health improved
all
poison trace of the disease left blood poison
all
than forty Book this for home treatment
and any medical advice Tree to all who write
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA Ca
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-10
NEW YORK WEAKENS.
Eastern Goldfers Hold Out olive
Branch TO West

Chicago, Jan. 9.-Action of the United
States Golf association at New York YES
terday In awarding the amateur cham
pionship to Chicago and making it posi-
bic for five clubs to place an independent
ticket in the field will have no marked
effect on the deliberations of the Western
Coli association when It meets Il week
hence. The resolution to make the west
ern organization international in its scope
will be offered as previously forecasted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-10
SKATING RINK OPENS.

The Auditorium rink on Richards street
mas undergone great change since Thurs
day last when Phil s O'Mara- owner Of
the building, put stop to dancing there
and decided to revive roller skating Mr
OMara says it IS a most opportune time
for revival of the pastime. The rink
opens Monday evening and thereafter
there viii be sessions afternoons and even
ings except Sunday. A feature will be the
latest music rendered by nfne-piece or
chestra and many special parties are being
planned for the near future
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-10
Experlenee Is Expensive.

Experience is expensive wnea y
gained through loss by fire OF ~.
your valuable letters. leases. more
deeds, insurance policies. c7ntTs--.
mis- loss can all be avoided az tns Z
cost Of $500 by renting a priT..'s. I.
~ our Safety DEPOSIT Vaults a1' =
ing your valuable papers therein /.
you AFFORD to he without t1is
and protection Under 1ur sysl5--
can appoint a deputy to have 80, -.
your box in case Of sickness fr -
irom the city. Hours. $50 a. III y
m saturdays until $50 r. ID a
tfnuant always I'm charge -,1
SALT LAKE SECURITY & -
COMPANY.
81 ID. Main ST.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-10
PROFESSIONAL BEATS AMATEUR

Cambridge. Mass. Jan. a-Peter Latham
OF England. worlds professional court ten
mis- champion, today defeated jaw Gould
Of New York. amateur title holder. three
sets to one. the scores being rs. e-S 81
So
Gould won tine first set without diff
Guilty, chiefly through errors by his op-
ponent. After that however. Latham
steadied and Gould became erratie While
the third set was we'll fought. the profess
sienal had no difficulty in taking the
match
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-10
MONEY FOR CUBS.
Murphy Wants TO Give Coin to His
Players.

Chicago. Jan. president Murphy Of
the Chicago National league club TO-DAY
stated that il the national commission per-
mits he will distribute a bonus of $1,000
among the worlds championship team on
the day that the league pennaut is raised
at the West Side grounds. Mr.. Murphy
said
President Brush of New York gave his
players. who lost si00o0. and the fact that
won should not he bar to similar
recognition Of our men,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-10
LAWYERS VS.. PREACHERS.

Chicago. Jan. e.-Vhether or not the
lawyers OF Chicago can WALTON the
preachers of Chicago in a game of in
door baseball, will be determined on the
night Of Jan. Is, when a team made up
from members Of both professions will
come together. Some of the foremost rep
resentatives of both calling will take mart
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-10
WOMAN AUTO RACE.

New Orleans. Jan. 9.-The New Or I
, leans Automobile club TODAY an 4
> nounced that a race for the woman's 4
' cha mpi0nship Of America will be ad- :
= ded to the program for the iHterna- 4
: tionsl Mardi Gras automobile speed 4
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-10
AGED pRlvER DIES.

White River Junction IT,. JA-
Charles Taylor. said To have been q.
est trottinE horse driver and re-
the country died at BITS home beer :
aged l03 years
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-10
First Division.
Second Division.
EDDIE GRANEY TO REFEREE.

Csoldfield. New. Jan. fiddle Graney of
san FRANCISCO has wired Tex Richard that
he will referee fight between Abe Attell
and Freddy Weeks here next Thursday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-10

Goals from field-ScaTborCugh 3 Bran
ming ]. Greenwood 2. F'landro I. Howe l.
Grundfor 3. Dillman I. Simmons I. Sains-
bury s. Jacobs s Referee-Gunn Umpire
Milne.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-10
WHITE sox LAND WALTIzE

Cleveland. Jan. 9.-David WsItts
ity man Of the Cleveland American X
team today was sold to the llI17s =
lean league team.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-10

ohue. 1g7; Calves. 10l. Taurt if =
star. l05. Wise Child s9 Diam %
C0blwskiIl. l0I. Third Rail q
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-10
SECOND Team Game.

The game between the second team of
the two organizations was PLAYED first
and the Provo boys won. The lineup and
score.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-10

Did you take breakfast at the u
Inn this morning?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-10

Goals from field-HammOnd 2. Hoffman 4,
HoisiHgton l. Chamberlain 2 Rose I.
Steele /, Jones ]. Steed J. From free
thTows-Hammond Il. chamberlain 3. Rose
!. Steed j. Referee-Milne. Umpire-Hof-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-10
Y.M.C,A. WINS IN
ROUGH CONTEST
Rose RetireS From Game With
Broken Arm as Result
of Mixup.

In a game in which rough playing was
a feature the Y. NJ c. A team defeated
the 3. Y. L. of Provo at the formers gym
last evening by a score Of 81 to II. The
game was fast and hard played from start
to finish. In fact the players overstepped
the rules in many instances, until foul
after foul had TO be called. Provo was the
greater offender in this line and the
Coughing It cost them many points scored
by the from free throws
In the second half Rose of Provo hit
BlO0mquist in the center Of the back as
the Y man jumped for the ball and
knocked him to the floor. Bloomquist
jumped to his feet and rushing at Rose.
planted one in the neighbOThood of the
Jaw and the Provo man dropped. falling
on his arm as he went down. Both play
ers were ordered off tho floor and 1t was
then discovered that Rose had broken his
arm as he went down. although he did not
seem 70 fan as hard as Bl0oinquist.
This incident had tendency TO slow
the game down somewhat and less Of the
rough stuff was INDUCED in for the re-
mainder of the half
The Y. NJ. c. A. team showed much bet
ter team work. especially in placing their
men to receive the pass. The Provo boys
failed IN this respect. which cost them
many open trys for basket
The lineup Of the first team game was
az foil
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-10
Mondays Los Angeles Entries.

Apprentice allowance. asChicazo raein
form index. 'ssIsos Angeles index.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-20
Want THREE
FOR MURDER

Three young men OF whom the
police have a fair description are
today wanted for the crime OF
murder.
The story told by James Nc
Cauley, friend of James Ross, the
Seattle longshoreman found with
a bullet hole through his body on
a gondoia car near Puyallup, has
been taken as true by the police
and several men have been detail
ed to run down the suspect.
Practical Joke Caused Death.
Ross desire to play practical
joke was probably the cause of
his death.
Ross had noticed that three
young men On another car, all
beating" their way. had looked
with alarm and suspicion upon
him.. as IL they thought he might
be a detective. Having a gun N
his pocket he decided ito give the
boys a scare" as he put 1t, and
went over the cars toward them.
McCauley paid no further atten-
tion to him, having found a COM
Portable place where the rain
could not reach him. Reading in
the newspapers of the discovery
of dead mans body, he immedi-
ately came to the conclusion that
1t was Ross and got into COM
munication with the local police.
An inquest will be held Monday
morning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-20
L. f. RAIDER LODGED IN KING
COUNTY JAIL ON CHARGE
OF CONDUCTING BIG LAND
LOTTERY.

Lodged in a cell of the King
county Jail is L. e. RAIDER, for
mer representative from Pierce
county in the state legislature and
a man widely known in this city
Because of inability to raise the
$1,000 bond set by the court,
the one-time prominent resident
of this county spent the night In
Jail and will continue there, un-
less friends come to his aid with
sufficient cash to put him at lib
erty while he awaits trial.
Land Lottery Charge.
The charge against RAIDER Is
that of conducting a land lottery
of the Sound Pacific Land Fac
Tory. a 100000 corporation with
offices in the Central building, Sc
attic. He was arrested by the
Kirg county sheriff's office yes
terday, and last night deputies
left for Elma, Chehalis county
with warrants for the arrest OF
President j. A. Vance, Vice Presi.
dent A. l.. Callow and d. e. Ser
Wis. a member of the executive
committee of the company.
With the books, records and a
mass of circulars secured in the
office of the company, RAIDER was
taken to the King county prose
eutor, who issued the complaints
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-20
JURY
FAILS TO AGREE

She did not dance with him.
but she saw him, spoke to him
and 1t was the contention of the
state that there, in the ball room,
the final arrangements were COM
pleted of conspiracy that. it was
alleged, had been developing 10
murder Kvalshaug.
Waylayed and Shot Down.
At all events Newcomb left the
hall before the Others did. When
Kvalshaug and his wife got off
the Twelfth street car and started
through the woods to their home
the woman stepped ahead a few
PAGES and Newcomb passed her
and approached Kvalshaug. Three
shots rang out and Kvalshaug lay
writing in the road. Then two
more shots were fired.
Newcomb's confession declared
the woman had taken the pistol
from him and also fired a couple
of shots into the PROSTATE form
of her husband. This the woman
denied. She also denied any
knowledge of Newcomb's inten-
ton to Stay her husband.
Newcomb, after trial, was con-
victed of murder in the first de-
gree. The woman, on trial, re-
pudiated her confession of com
plicity In the conspiracy and the
theory was advanced that she was
hypnotized into making state
ments of her guilt at the city jail
by the police officials.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-20

government were Frank H. Pool
and j. H. Graves of the depart
|ment of justice, w. H. Higgins of
Minneapolis and G. A. Severance
Iof New York.
For two days Attorney Kellogg
reviewed the facts alleged by the
government, and which he de-
|clared were borne out by the evil
|dence before the court.
Oil Prices Boosted.
Considerable time was given to
"a discussion of unfair methods.
Kellogg asserted that the COM
bine had increased the cost of oil
80 per cent, although it had re-
duced the cost of production and
the raw product.
Morrison paid considerable
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-20
POINT DEFIANCE
PARK ADDITION

Is now on the market. Lots
adjoining Point Defiance Park
are offered at one-half the price
that lots are selling for on Ameri-
canLake, IL miles from Tacoma.
Five-cent car fare from all parts of
Tacoma to Point Defiance Park
Addition, and 10 cents to Ameri-
can Lake.
Every dollar spent on Point De-
fiance Park adds to the value of
every lot in Point Defiance Park
Addition. %s*