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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-07
Al Los Anqeles.

Los Angeles. Feb. 6.-On a sloppy track
Sam Hildreths Montgomery, quoted at
16 to :. won the Holland cup of two and
a quarter miles at Santa Anita today, de-
feating Nadzu, an. to l chance, with the
favorite, Animus, third The judges to-
day gave out a statement in which they
ordered {. II. Knebetkamp. his horses
and his trainer, o. o: West, jr., away
from the track for fighting yesterday In
the paddock. Results:
First race. purse, six furiongs-Sir Alive
scot. l0I Or. Williamsl to j, woni En-
field, 10 q. Howard, 20 l, second Ref
ormation. 10 &C. RusselD. I to ?, third.
Time, 1;i4 3-5. Cotytto, Lady lrna. IN
Gle Jim, Strike Out and Prince Gal also
ran.
second race. purse two-year-olds, three
and a half furlonEs-Donau, lis u. How
ard. II to 8 won; Sureget 103 kennedy.
Il to >. second; Virgie Case, los Powers),
Follie Levy. Ketchell. Lady Paret, Cam
era and Rocky O'Brien also ran
Third race. mile. selling-Marc Antony
H. los (Williams), to 5 won; Old Timer
ia (Culienl, u to ]. third. Time. lao 2-5.
ROckstone also ran.
Fourth race, the Holland cup, $500
added, two and quarter miles-Mont-
gomery. ia fE. Dugan). 16 to ;, won:
Nsdzu. fo1 (Tsplin), to ], second; Ami
mus. 1oS powers, TO 5 third. Time,
1888 So. ]. G. Glenn, Big Bow, Car, Miss
OffiefOus. Milford and Ober0n also ran.
Fifth race. selling six furlOngs-Guy
Fisher, 10 (Powers). 3 TO 2, won; Melton
Cloth 102 fWiliams). to l. second;
French Cork, lis CButwelD TO !, third
Time. 1:i4 Is. San Vito. Guard Rail.
Empire. Expedition and Hamper also ran
Sixth race, selling, seven furlongs-
Calves. los powers. 10 5, won: Niblick,
112 (GOldsteinl. 4 10 l. second: Progress,
IN fAubuchon). to I, third. Time. 2s 30
Margaret Randolph. Denigre, Wolfvilie,
Monvina, Summer Cloud and Siprano also
ran.
Seventh race. selling. furlongs-Little
Flush. l0I (Walshi.5 TO J. won. Some
stone, Ito (E- Dugau). to >. second: Chill
Ia. 10 Powersl. to ). third. Time
l:15 2-5. NasmeritO. Robert Gray. Allen
Lee Likely Dicudonne, Semproelle, Al
tenberg and Lula c. also ran.
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SKI TOURNAMENT
Barney Riley. an Irishrsn, Secured
First Prize.

Eau Claire Wis. Feb Sin the first
day Of the national ski tournament a
surprise was sprung when Barney Riley
Of Colraine. Mimi an lrishman. won tirst
prize. fngwsld. Minneap polls, won Grst
prize in ella - No ,.
Following are the winners;
class P-First. Baruey Riley. ColTsiue
MINI. 3 is points: second. ingwsid,
Hendriekson. Eau Claire. % points: third.
Ralph Nolkman. Eau Claire. 10 points;
fourth John Ksmpe Red Wing. iSs -
points; fifth. VI. J. Johnson, Cameron lss
points.
Glass C-First. Inswald. Minneapolis
2tis. points: second SeifeTd Garrison. Coz
raine 2f1 points. Seven others started.
The long standing jump--StT'irn. Minnie :
rs feet, but fell.
Officers we're elected tonight as fol-
lows.
President. Eric Heyzeth. ishpslaing.
Mich; vice president, n Nelson. still
water. Mimi; secretary. Aksei Hotter
Ashland. Wis. Treasurer. Dr. Mason. 81
periOr Wis
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Mondays Oakland Entries.

San Francisco. Feb. 6.-Entries at EN-
eryville for Monday. Feb. S:
First race. futurity course. sel!ing-Ful-
ford, l05; Jim Hanna, Incentive, Bon
fills. 80: Clare c.. IS; Glib g, Autumn
Days. l02; Esotist, Semper Fidel!s 10l /;
Dorothy Ledgett 81
Second race. three and one-half fur
longs. 2-year-olds. purse-Olathe. English
Mail, 10i: Amelia Rose Emma Zula. Mile
Mischief. Triloha. Eiectrowan, i0i; Won
del. Lady Elizabeth. Infection. Warfare
10; Airie Faurie. Is.
Third race. futurity course selling
Little Jane. 81: Bill Eaton. Blameless. Ace
Of Diamonds. 10i. Serenade, %: Hoyle.
l07. Trois Temp. ITO. Banthel. 81; Descom-
nets. Is: Osmarinc. "a RoSamo. lo9.
Fourth race. one mile. selling-Eouis
Streuber. The Peer 102; Cowen, ZOE; Joe
Rose. Steel. Tennessee Boy. l07; Rosevsle.
Otogo. 100. Barney Oidfield. Pan de Orc
ia. George p. McSesr. Belmere. 11a
Fifth race. mile and a sixteenth. selling
-Banposai Yellowstone. Blanche G.. I0s;
Harry Rogers. ~, BeeCnwooG. Orchsn.
Derdou. Okenite L. G Ackerly. Prince
Of Orange. III. Yakima Belle. Ornate %
Sixth race. six furiongs. selling-Ellero-
Joe Nooten. st. Francis. Deutschland.
IA: Grace G. 100: BE Thankful Wuerz-
berger. FordeIo feS: J. g. Core. East
End. Honest Cadichon. Ill.
Apprentice allowance.
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Mondays Los Angeles Entries,

First race three-GuarteTs mile. purse
SiEnora. los. AutCCrst, los; Nj Derechee-
los. Some stone. los, Prince Gal, los.
Guize. los. Azo. les Robert Clay. le5s
Likely Dieudonne. los: Heydentus. los
Little Flush. los; Allen Lee. los: Emp.
Expedition ie5- PiUte. los; Guard Rail
100.
second race. three-eighths mile. purse
Arthur Rose. los: John Lynch. los; G. H
Pstten. los; The Wolf. los; I Guess les.
Doc Sology los; Felt Foot los; Hindoo
star los: Charles Fox. los; Meltondale.
los. J. II. Barrett. los.
Third race, thirteen-siXteenths mile.
selling-Voorhees. i22: Director. IL.
Ethon. 10; Sir Edward, i22; Work and
Play. 119. Cha1fonte. rs. Halket. fis. Tom
NcGrath. Ii9: Norfolk. III: Captain Ken
neGy. lie; Grande Dame, ia; Orifiamb.
IL.
Fourth race one mile. seiiing-Captain
Burnett. IL; Ampedo 116; Lord stan
hope. lis; Bemay. il5; Day Star III; John
lyle, III; Picksway- III; Denegriee, les:
Monvins. I09. Financier. los: Ivsnhoe. ZOE;
Wise Child. los; Calves. los: Nanen. 10t-
Fifth race. eleven-sixteentns mile-C. W.
Burt ia; Blue Bottle 10: Ben Stone. 10;
Eliza r. 1el; Servicence. 10i; Anderson.
Igi
Sixth race. three-Guarters mile. selling
u cle Henry. ia; kuropstkin. III:
Homeless. III. CheTipe. los. Ciamor. los:
Town Topics. loo: Lady Kitty, 1a4. Yam
kee Tourist. loo. Otilo. -: Tungsten. %
Miss Naomi, IS; GlensTt, -; Provodore
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BERKELEY IS OUTCLASSED
Home of Rugby in America Over
whelmingly Defeated
by Australians.

Berkeley. Cal, Feb. BY score Of 2
to 0, the Australian Wallaby Rugby team
this afternoon defeated the University Of
California fifteen on q sloppy field and
partly in a heavy rain. The Wallabies
scored seventeen in the first half, max
ing five tries, but converting only one.
This was kicked by Carmichael who did
most of the punting for the Australians,
and with considerable accuracy and
length despite the fact that the track was
heavy with mud
In the second half, the Californian's de-
fensive work showed to better advantage
and the Wallabies were held TO Two tries,
both of which Carmichael converted The
greatest surprise Of the Wallabies play
ing 10 local experts was the accurate
passing, California being absolutely IN
able to break up the passing rushes.
The Australian team was given a hearty
reception on its arrival here this morn
ing
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He MEANS BUSINESS.
Governor Prepares to Stop Boxing
Bout at Little Rock.

Little Rock Ark Feb 6--tsovernor
Donazhey today addressed a letter to the
chief of police. mayor and sheriff of Hot
Springs informing them that spsrring
matches were contrary to the laws 81
Arkansas. and must be stopped. He said
that he would call out the militia if nee
esSary to enforce the law to the letter
Governor Dona shey today received pc
tition from Bill Michigan. the we'll
known turfmau- and other prominent cit
liens Of Hot Springs protesting against
the fights
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ENSIGN LEAGUE.

This week FOUR ward teams were e7-
gdgrd in this competition, The re.a-.s
places OF The teams. however being p.
changed The leaders Of the first divis.
maintained their eunbroken record ny u
feating tie Eleventh ward on Ilursl.
night, q 10 -. the game being q Fe--
close one. The Eleventh ward tsa
having GONE new blood in &c. int51os
make q bid for al least second place ~
Eleventh. ward second team lost the gan
to the Eighteenth ward second 6y O.
fault
TIE Twentieth and the Twe1ty-seFs.l .-
ward were 10 have played Wedues1at- ~
for various reasons the TWenti5tA lHs
could not play and the game viii pro-
ably be PLAYED later. The Twen-E--5
cnth ward is claiming the game p
fault. The matter viii be settled 9l ~
league. The Twentieth ward second te-
maintains its unbToken record at me
of the second division By defrafns =
Twenty ward second team q"
TO 10
Next week the Tventy-sersrta sf5
Eighteenth wards. both divisions,
scheduled TO play. This wiI be-
one as the Twenty-se fancy l--
selves now certain Of the champions
The game is scheduled for We1rGs1es.
The league standing follows.
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M'GRAW SIGNS FUNNY MAN
Arlie latham Draws Salary to Kid
the Players of Other
Team

New York. Feb 6.-NIanager John Me
GTaw OF the New York Nationals has
signed the famous player, Arlie Latham.
particularly famous for his humor. as "a
coach for base runners.
Latham's special duty viii be to say
funny things on the coaching line and TO
kid" the opposing team. Latham wiz
be remembered by old fans as third
baseman for Cincinnati in the SIS. where
he gained q wide reputation as a humor-
list. In those days, while either playing
his position OF while in the cOacher box.
it was his custom to wear a red necktio
with his shirt collar standing up. and his
antics were the delight of the grandstand
and the bleschers.
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TROPHY CUP OFFERED.

Chicago. Feb. president Ira NJ. Cobe
of the Chicago Automobile club has made
public announcement of his offer of q
cup to the American Automobile associa
ton as a perpetual race trophy This
cup will take the place of the J. u.
Thompson stock classic race trophy.
which. il is understood. has been with
drawn from competition by it's donor.
Mr.. Cobe said that while he agreed that
the trophy should be contested fer Ken
orally. the first two contests should be
held in the west and preferably within
fifty miles Of Chicago.
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PAcEY TO MEET HYLlND
Mcfarland Sidesteps Lew Powell
for Fighting Dick
Hyland.

san Francisco. Feb. 6.-The proposed
fight between PaCky Mcfarland Of chi
csso and Lev Powell. lightwejghts, which
was to have taken place at Coffroth' :
Mission street arena on WashinCton-s
birthday. has been cancelled. Mcfarland
has been matched to meet Dick Hyland in
a twenty-rOund contest on the same date
in lieu Of the Powell fight The battle
viii begin at 2.So y. m and the men will
weigh in at 133 pounds at s O'Clock on the
morning of the contest
Jimmy Regain and Monte AtteU ban
tamWeights. viii fight twenty-round
preliminary 10 the Northumberland
event
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ROWING RACE IN PERU.

Lima. Peru, Feb. 6.-There was q row
ing race at Callao yesterday between
crews OF the South Dakota and the West
Virginia. which tho South Dakota men
won. More than s1i .Oeo changed hands on
the result. The distance was three miles
and was covered IN 9 minutes % seconds.
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WALKING RECORD.
Two sinahamites Establish One in
Heavy Going.

Two Bingham Junction residents are out
after the pedestrian record from that
place to Salt Lake. in heavy going. They
terday they Intended to take the train
for Salt Lake but missed connections and
started out over the muddy roads to walk
in The distance. about ten miler. was
covered in exactly two hours and thirty
minutes The boys carried a heavy suit
case and believe they have established
a record that will stand for some time.
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TRACK MEET AT BERLIN.

Boston, Feb. 6-Despite the effort Of the
nearly /. competitors, no new record
was made at the twenty-eighth annual re
vival of the Boston Athletic associations
indoor track meet held I'm Mechanics hall
tonight
An official tabulstion of the various
scores by the leading colleges and athlet-
ic clubs in the events other than team
races gives Yale IS. New York Athletic
club II. Harvard II. Boston A. A. II.
Worcester academy .. Dartmouth O. Ford
ham 3, ADdover 3.
Cariisle's two Indian entries each scored
one uoint
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HORESEMEN LEAVING.
viii Not Take Any Chances at New
Orleans.

New Orleans. Feb. s-u'ith the fate Of
racing in Louisiana hanging in the bal
ance, owners Of horses brought here for
the Suburban meet nave in several in
stances decided not to await the ulti-
mate outcome of the test now engaging
the attention of the courts Many stables
are already being transferred to Tampa
The decision Of Judge Burlington as 20
the Legality Of the betting system en-
ployed at the Suburban track may be
rendered in jefferson parish today. Even
II the decision should be il favor OF the
track promoters It IS believed that Gov
eTnoT Sanders viii take steps 20 close the
tracks.
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RECORDS BROKEN.
Olympic Athletic Club Holds in
door Meet.

San Francisco. Feb Sat the indoor
meet of the Olympic Athletic club last
night. three worlds records were broken
Andrew Glarner lowered to 200 % the
record for a half mile held by Melvin
Sheppard of 2.02 rs. Herbert Cheek won
the sixty-yard low hurdle in :e7 % from
Smithson of the Multnomah club Smith
son lowered his own record over the so
yard high hurdles to 10 seconds.
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B00kIE is GUILTY.
Courts Uphold Anti-RaeIng Law in
New Orleans.

New Orleans. Feb. 6.-Msrk Boasberger
was today declared guilty Of violating the
So-calIed Locke anti-T1cing law at Sub
urban race track on Jan. p. and was
sentenced to Ray fine of $3.50 and serve
seven months IN the parish prison by
Judge Prentice Burlington Of the district
court of Jefferson parish.
Boasberger. who was better known IN
racing circles as Jack Sheehsn." an
nounced that his attorneys would take an
appeal TO the state supreme court
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PAYS0N WINS GAME.
Defeats Pleasant Grove by Score Of
81 to %.

Pavson. Feb. again the invincibie
five Of the local High school administered
the customary drubbing TO the much
heavier team OF Pleasant Grove. speed,
teamwork and heady playing won the
game by a score of 81 to %.
The visitors were confident OF victory
before the game started. but II took only
five minutes to show them their mistake.
The individual playing of W West OF
Pleasant Grove was much above the aver
age. ID. Kapple Of the locals. however.
starred with seventeen points. 1t was, on
the whole. a fast. interesting game, with
every inch contested
In the second half, squirt gave the
visiting team five consecutive baskets
which saved an uneven score
Tho lineup.
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s.; Sir Barry. 50: Right Sort, 81: Belle Of
Nenard. %.
Seventh race. eleven-sixteenths mile.
selling-Wo odthorpe- ia: The Borzisn.
IA: Sink Spring. III: Pianud. IL: Bright
Albert. III: Tendercrest. zoe: Columbia
Girl fa4: Kerry. Io7. Shirley Rossmore
105: Velma c. los. Esther NJ los. Saucy
NJ. los. Audubon. los. Albion H lea
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JEFF HAS NOT HEARD
OF ANY CHALLENGE

y Los Angeles, Feb. CT have heard y
= nothing or seen anything in reference =
= to challenge from Jack Johnson" =
= said James J. Jeffries to the Asso- :
= ciated Press this morning. when =
: asked regarding the Durported ca :
= bling Of a challenge to him from =
= Australia by Champion Johnson =
- :
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AMATEUR HAS "REsIeNEp."

Yonkers. y. Y. Feb. Sit was am
nounced here today that Matthew Ma
iouey, amateur champion Marathon run
ucr Of this city. had resigned as an anna
teur athlete and had issued a challenge
TO Tom LClg5Uat for q race in Madison
Square Garden for the worlds champion
ship. 1t Is believed that the race viii be
arranged
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poRANpo VIcToRlous.

Indianapolis. Ind. Feb. e-Dorando Pie
ri. the noted Italian Marathon runner.
defeated a relay team of four local men
here tonight I'm a Marathon race of six
teen Mis-. Dorandos time was / hour
Sc minutes 35 seconds. William Wright,
Lester Miller, Ray Bronson and Joseph
Barclay were the Italians opponents.
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Pleasant Grove.
sPRlNeVILLE, "a; NEPHI, 10.

Especial TO The fterai0.l
Nephi. Feb. 6.-SpTingviiie High school
basketball team was victorious over Ne
phi High school team in a game played
at the Arlington last evening. The score
stood is to a in favor Of Springville-
The Nephi team played a very Sood
Springviile bows were considerably lafzer.
and one would have thought at times
that the referee gave the visiting team
the best enL Of the thing The Spring
willie team will remain over until tomOr-
row and will play the Nephi fremen this
evening
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oEmARA TO RIDE IN GERMANY

y Especial TO The Herald.) 4
; New York Feb. Eve alter Demara,
! the well-known salt Lake bicycle I
y rider. has Just signed contract to
= ride with Floyd Mcfarland as
= team in q six-day race to be held in I
. Germany next month. Demara made I
> a great hit in the New York six I
. day race last winter. and his fame I
= as six-day grinder has spread I
> abroad Demara is now riding in 4
. the six day race at Kansas City
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HURRAH FOR THIS JUDGE

Topeka Feb 6The today decided that base
ball played Sunday Kansas Ernest Pather convict
ed playing baseball Sunday He appealed and Justice Porter
dered Prae release the ground that baseball national sport
and has immoral tendencies.
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7 a7EFEsE THE HERALD'S DOUB
BY. j. OF LOGAN
DOWNS Y" TEAM
CrimSonS Record First Defeat
Against Y. NJ. C. A. in
Two Years.

The unbroben string Of victories ~ t-
Y. NJ C. A. basketball team. covering
ueriod Of over two years, received q ss4-
den setback last night, when the g.
a. of Logan defeated the bows ~
their home floor by a score Of a to &
The Logan boys won out by a hair. bun
was a victory nevertheless, and clean.
cut one at that. The fact that the
N. c. A was looked upon as sure win
ners and that the 3. Y. c. were cousi5.
cred one Of the easiest teams ia the ststs
league on account Of their recent form
made the victory all the more sweet f6-
the visitors, and defeat all the more l-.t.
ter for the local team.
"Cutplayed tells the story Of the zaus
The team started off with the cont
dence that has made them almost invia..
ibIe bus the Logan boys were right on
their heels from the start Gaining
sIight lead at the tOss-up, the y boys won
the first half by score Of 10 to l5. ana
at no time were as Far in the lead =
when time was called Tn the second
half the Y boys managed 70 MAINTAIN
their slight lead for perhaps five ni--
utes Of play. when Logan began To- forzs
to the front. Then the teams took turns
at leading. bat when the pistol flashed
for final time the Logan boys were
clean two points to the good.
The Y team played -dopey' basketball
against q snappy brand by the Crimson
Big Holman, the star center OF the local
team was played 10 a standstiu Or an
red for the first time this year. Ham
mond one Of the ! forwards. more Than
met his match in ROskeliy, who PLAYED
without doubt the best game OF any man
on the floor.
Referee Taylor was very technical las.
evening but none could find fault Wit
his decisions, at that. Both teams ws-.
out to win and played hard bail br
Taylor's watchfulness kept the teams
from bordering on rough work.
The feature work Of the Crins0ns was
their successful long passing. On Whiea
they outclass the 7 players, although
the latter's inside team work was tie
best
s big crowd saw the game, in whies
were many rooters for the visitors. The
ineups.
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Referee Taylor. Umpire Pinkuer
Goals from fie1d-Hammond 2. Holman
HoisinEton ]. Wilcox J. Gum 1, Waugs-
gard i. Young 5. Alfred T. From b..
throws-Hammoud Is, Wangsgard s.
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First Division.
Second Division.

With only one game to play fn -ls
ono dlFlsicE. the Twentieth WarQ
team has the championship ciu1nel-
The billiard hall formerly condlc....
by 5. Hicks. 1887 West Second SOU
street lover Rieger & Lindiey 81. VIII =
opened under new management
with additional new Brunswick-baiA
Collender company's tables
The room will be thoroughly rev.
waited and tables put in first-clsss o''
dition.
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HsIcree-TeteTSO0- I UplTe-h0Ss- ITT1-'
from fieid-Cook 2, Peterson I, A. Eg6sr
J. Medium ;. Chamberlain g. II. Christie
sen 4, Jones 2. J. Christensen {. SimmJs
i. Goals from free throw-Aleldrum &
Peterson I.
A preliminary game was played betwe
the second b. Y. L. team and the Amer
can Fork high school. The 3. Y. e. V1l
by a score Of S. to Is. The feature Of o.
game was the work Of Ssinsbury T7
threw Is field goals. securing s Of slsl
in one and a half minutes.
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B. Y. U. Wins EASY CANE
L. D. S. U. Still Martains Lead il
Race for School Basket
ball Championship.
Standing of Teams.
Especial to The Heraid.)

Provo Feb. e-The 3. Y. L. team ID
an easy time with the Aggies here il
league game tonight. defeating them bT
score Of 81 to H. There was no time afts
the start in which the 3. Y. L. boys vsr
i'm danger of losing the game. II the SCI
ond half three of the second team player
were substituted. but managed % man
tain the lead.
The Iine-ups;
New-York tribune., 1909-09-25

beautiful scenic regions in the world.
Many men in Oregon have devoted themselves
TO extending the gospel Of good roads until sub
stantial practical results have been achieved,
and there many miles OF highW~y in that
state that would be a credit To any section OF
the United States.
II the news were spread broadcast over tho
country that the people of Oregon in the present
year and 1910 were going TO put $5O000OO into
good roads II would mean thousands of addi-
tionaI inhabitants for that state
1t is impossible TO estimate In figures the good
TO be derived from the efforts OF such men as
John Roberts Allen in the development OF his
railway system and other interests in the State
OF Oregon. Yet one can easily understand what
a blessing the results have been and will be in
the near future TO the people of that region.
When the Pacific & Eastern Railway has been
completed the people OF Oregon may expect even
greater things from Mr. Allen. He Is not the
man to wait for opportunities to. present them
selves. but rather goes out to meet them.
Looking at the situation from all Sides the
mining interests the cattle industry. the agri-
cultural interests and the timber industry being
considered II is safe 10 say that other section
Of the United States offers moro substantial In
ducement TO the home seeker than Medford and
Southern Oregon