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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
ENJOYABLE ENTERTAINMENT
BY KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

Members of the CaIanthe Myrtle lodge.
knights OF Pythias, entertained at their
lodge rooms MONDAY evening. More than
600 were in attendance and an excellent
programme was rendered. Chancellor
Commander Wherry ofitcisted. Mrs
Read who is well known MS an enter
taiEer. gave several readings which were
enjoyed. The Mahon quart ,t.e next sang
a pleasing selection in a charming man
ner, John Pape. III stories and rcciia-
lions. WAS o good euteTtaincr. while Mr..
Brown. who rendered Two solos also re-
ccivcd his share OF the generous applau use.
Mir kicry and Mrs. Jones also ravoceJ
the large attendance with Il number -
songs.
The Rev. p. a. Simplln WAS the speak-
or OF the evening. His talk was along
the lines OF lodge work, what members
should do In advancing the lodge am
standing by its motto. Following ,his
social chat was the feature. Later re-
frcshments were served. On the commit
tee which looked after the comfort of the
members and visitors were Iv. Van Law,
J. l.. Cattvon and G. H. HcdriclS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
OUIGLEY HAS NARROW
ESCAPE FROM DEATH
Electric RunabOut of Which He
Is Occupant Struck by Wan
damere Street Car.

Charles \. Quigley manager OF the
StudeoaKer Bros, company OF Utah. and
former president OF the Salt Lake Com
mercal club. had a narrow escape from
death at 20 O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
in front OF his home. 2O4 East Third
South. when a Wandamere car struck am
electric runabout in which he was
riding, With rare presence OF mind.
ouicley jumped when he saw that It was
impossible 10 get across the tracks in
front OF the oncomins street car and es-
capped with a wrenched lnstep. badly
bruised lower limbs and a confused
wound on has forehead.
That QuiGley's neck was not broken is
remaTkaole The victim had Just left his
home in his electric runaboul and was
swinging across the ear tracks on Third
South street directly behind an eastbound
WaDdamcre car. He was unable 10 see
the westbound street car until the front
wheels OF his machine were across the
inner ran The car was then less than
diteen feet away and bowling along al
a good rate Of speed.
To attempt 90 cross in front OF the car
was useless. and il would have been
equally as futile 10 attempt TO reverse
and back away, There was but one thing
To do. and Quiglcy aid il Sizing up the
situation at glance. he realized that nc
had 10 jump or be crushed by the car.
When QuiSley leapcd over the steering
gear and came down upon the SLOW and
ice alongside the track he alighted upon
his beud and was partially stunned by
ire impact \ moment later the automo-
bile, hurled by The car. struck QuiglcYs
body. severely bruisIns him. Brt The VIC
Tim rolled out OF the danger zone, while
the car Dloughed ahead. pushing the dam
aged auto ahead Of g. The car was NOV
ing rapidly. and II took the motorman
some time 10 bring IL 10 Il stop. The
fcndeg was badly bent by the collision.
and The auto was pat out OF commission.
Quislcy arose before assistance arrived
and made his way uuassjsted to his home
across The street. Or. W. +. Beer was
called 10 attend his Injuries. and after a
careful examination found that no bones
had been broken. The victim is severely
bruised. however. and may be confined 10
mis- home for several days. But the in
turies. while painful. are not believed 10
ne serious.
The car 40, iji. was in charge of Mo-
torm.m IL. Rheims and Conductor G. II.
Hichins. The motorman stated that ne
was running NJ the usual speed. and that
he did not see thc automobile until II
crossed ;lle tracks directly behind the
casthouDd car.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
LARGE TRACT OF LAND
WITHDRAWN FROM ENTRY

In AID OF proposed legislation affecting
iic domain, a tract OF land includine, y :
~ acres. extending 4 quarter OF n milo
on g each side of the San Rafael river in
huneiS county; was Withdrawn from entry
Monday morning by order OF tbs sc"r.
tary r OF The inferior, Richard A. Bailing-
ci. Inc land is said 10 be valuable for
~atefpoWer sites and n VIII be withheld
examined. - 20
included in the tract are 1000 acres
Wmlch is entered land. No ccrt,acates
MlIl ne granted ano no NOR entries al
lowed until after the Investir,tion ,r;i.
WlIhdrawal IN the '"der from Washington
TO the local land office is termed tc,1po-
rdTy. ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
SENSATIONS PROMISED
IN L. s: BANK FAILURE

MENlcO CITY. Jan. 31.-Sensat;ona
developments in connection with the sus.
pension OF the United States Ranking
company which may include criminal
| charges. are looked for
Inc hrst legal action taken by any
creditors since the bank closed itS doors
,ast W cdnesdav morning was fled TODAY
by Harwood H. Simpson n mining, man
VINO ina"e Formal complaint before the
procurator OF Justice. allecin. abuse nf
conhdence Simpson names The presi-
oent The vice president the directors
ana sa managers of the institution. lie al
rSuS re- 80, some time ago he obtained $40 o00
rom tiie bank. giving three notes for the
amount. which were secured bv the 10
post OF $50 shares of mining stool; ysI,iad
at about 100000.
Recently. he SAYS, La wont to tbo l,o,,,
TO pay The notes and receive his rnInine,
shares. but tho collatcral was not fo,th-
coming. ana he was told TO return Intn,.
him. 'O'S" I"
Simpson SAYS he learned thar his
shares wcrc not in tho possession Of ,hc
paIik: ahd ne iniers 'bst 'hcv had hocn
hypothrcaicd by tho bank to some Other
institution. o'''S'
ehe fact that Jose L. I.imariour I'm.
Mexican minister Of finance Offered TO
.Iidke arrangements with the Natioua
Gank OF Mexico 10 tide tlye United Statas
bsoiAnE company over It's difficulties iust
p'Ipt 10 hs suspension developed TO-DAY
David f. Thompson. former. cr,h, 60 a.,
10 MeAiHo asserted that MIR. Limantour
was Wiling and anxious. provided ,hs
rank could procure securities To see Thai
~ obtained all the required funds hu,
.nn pank was unable 10 produce accent
IN statement issued TO the press to-
gay. Mr Thompson said that Inc went IN
Ny. Llmantour in the interest OF hun
dreds of American residents In tlis rH,
who wou|d suffer ff thc insiitr,iN,
r.oSen. In the same stptc.ncnt Nv
thompson took occasion TO correct an
eIIoncuos impression. saymS that he was
United STATES Banding company' hs,in,
board. oH the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
NADNAK CONSIDERED
The BEST SPLINTER
Lord Of the Forest Is Barred
Because Of Inconsistent
Racing.

/ OAKLAND. Jan. Sl.-Madmsu again
showed What high class sprinter hc Is
| sFon he won tho Suscol handicap AZ Em-
! eryrIro today. Away none too we'll ha
rushed up 10 The leaders in sixteenth
oi a rlilo and Cnnio home i'm front al
coppeTtnwu and CluudljGhr.
In a clos" rluish Raleigh won the third
ny neck from Raleigh +. -.
The entry of Lori OF the Forest viii
be refused, owing to inconsistent run
ming. lIc showed improvement over his
race Saturday.
First race. futurity course, selling
!. won: Little Burrercur. 100 (VosperJ.
10 to |, second: DIr-iueton. Ifo deeds
TO J., third. Time, l;ic G-5, Grace G..
Eiskrn - Francis. Or. Dnw,,ic. Dcneen
second race. three furlongs-PeccavL Vi
l!o. Iap)ir), 10 |. non: Miss Tcdde
no. GLASS, i. to ]. second: Aoademist
ilN tNliliamsl. 30 70 l. ihird. Time,
e,@7. Eavclstonia. Wmona Winter, Me
dia and Fontcio finished as named.
Third race, mile purso--Ralcleh 100
tMariinl, . 10 :, second: Miles. 20, Ciie-
IeviS), Ia =. third. Time. l. ~ l-5.
Nadzu, Fancy and j. II Laughrey lin
Fourth rnce. fuurity cnurso. suscoI
handicap--NalTep. ll6, mucau l@ 10
). won; Coppsrtown. 10. tTaplnl, Is TO
:, second Cloudlish,. 1ol CMarlin). ii
10 >. third. Timc. 1;Il ID. Clip and
Sir FretfuI finished as named,
Fifth racc. mile and sixteenth, selling
Sink Spring, ~, tVosDcr), 10 l. won;
Desperate. l0l. CTaplin. Ia !, second:
SprinS Ben. 100, lBuXionl, 20 "a |. third.
Time. 1:i9 SO. Mike Jordan, Mr.. Bishop.
CHARLEY Paine. Gone Russell Loycy Mary
and Trocha finished named.
sixth race, six CurlongS. selling Miss
Picnic, lo;. (Ncdcrs), . to ]. won: Dr.
nouGhertv. i05. (AndcrsonD. 10 1, sec
!. third. Time. tia 3-5. hex. Rcy III
Tovar, silk. La Petite and Metropolitan
finished as named.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
ENGLAND UNDERTAKES TO
SOLVE LABOR PROBLEM

LONDON. ian. 3l.-rhc inaugura tion
Of the new system Of national labor ex-
changes. created by the liberal govern
with the unemployed problemA viii lake
place tomorrow, when exchanges will he
op"ned throughout the country without
formal ceremony.
IN February and 15O more during tho
ncXi six months. Their object is neither
charity nor relief but ONLY In serve TO
bring men desiring WORK Into couch w;tIi
employers wanting labor.
No official announcement Of cabinet
changes il expected until Premier AY-
Gulth returns from his holiday ON the
continent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01

NATIONAL CONVENTION
STATE GAME VARDEAS
Chambers Leaves for Los An
geIes in Interest of Fish
and Game.

state Fish and Gamc Commissioner
Fred Chambers lcfr Moudo" night Tor
Los Angeles where n" is so!rg for the
special purpose OF attending the national
convention ~ game wardcns. wh.ch opens
thore next Saturday.
The fish and game OF tho United states
viii he the subiecf matter before TIE CON
yen,ion and efforts VIII rc rladc 10 adopt
resolutions 10 have congress ;akc hold
or Tho matter for the purpose of passing
national 'aws for The protection ~ oil
garrH. fish and Wild game on The public
domain.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
BELLINGHAM POLICE
ARREST MANAGER
Half the Force Takes Berger to
Jail While the Other.HaIf
Sees SHOW.
JEFFRIES AND G0TCH
DEMAND BERGER'S RELEASE
Refuse to Go on With Show Tn.
Ii! Their Boss Is Turned
Loose.

BELTINGHAM NJ. Wash. Jan. 3l.-Be
cause he refused to admit members OF
ihc local police force TO the ,icffrics
trotch show al the I}ellinGham thcai"l
last night. Sam Berger. manager foi
James J. Jenrics, indicated heavy
weight champion Of he world. was
charged bv squad Of eleven police
men. overpowcrcd and carried away 10
tho city Jail. where he was com
pclIed Ia put up $50 bail on Il charge
of interfering with officers in tho dis.
charge of thoir duties. Late Inst
night the police returned the bail bond
and notified Berger that the charge
Gad been Withdrawn.
The trouble arose after Berger had
refused admittancc to several officers,
who desired 10 enter free Of charge
rive policemen applied in body aud
were referred by Berger 10 the box
office. They loft the ,hcatcr. but in
formed Berger that he would hear
from them again. In tho meantime
number of deputy sherilfs applied Mt
the door. Some Of them were admitted.
but inally Berger refused 10 let in any
more of them unless they purchased
tickets
Takes Eleven Policemen.
\ little later eleven patrolmcr ap.
ncarcd al the door and descended upon
Berger in The form Of flying wedge
Tho fight manager was ovcrpowered
IN twinkling, and FIVE policemen car
rlcd him. struggling, 10 Jail, while the
others went in 10 see the show. Al
.ho police station Berger deposited $50
70 insure his appearance in police court
ON tbc charge of interfering with an
officer. end was permitted 10 return 10
his post.
.icffrics and Gotch heard Of the dis\
'urhance, and refused 10 90 on with
the show until Berger was released
This caused 4 delay of an hour in start.
ing the performance
The audience became vcrv restless,
and gave evidence of their disapproval
IF the act Of the policemen by cheering
Berger and hootin9 nj the officers
After the show Berger was notified |
hat The charge had been Withdrawn
and his money was returned TO him |
Il was reported that this was done !
lpon orders from the chief OF police. |
who is preparing to make thorough |
nvcstigafion of the action of the pa !
rolincn tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
TIE CoNQUERoRs. s.

"CaptdiD- nut the heights arc sierp."
Follow. f",low where ! Iced
Captain: sc>; The shadows creep"
There is light for evcrr need
captain. but the way is long,!
We must win tae bett!cments
''taptsin. 50" tho hosts tl,at th-org,"
NcaE them We must pitch our tents.
"C1ptain. ara sick and worn"
Courage We must win lilo fcht
II r1ust rest until tho rup;n"
W. must struggle through the night.
Captain. sec thc blood We spiu"
Yes lis blood "a right the wrong
80. wc press thrm IN the hill.
Soon to hear the vietor's song.
'i'e. hi, ! an wounded sore.
.. Srs tho l'ie blood "hbir: rasi.
Captain. ! can Gght no more"
10; the hottlemcu.s arc rassod
Sur. '''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
NORRIS MAN TO REACH
SALT LAKE WEDNESDAY

Walter Hofi See!cy. manager for The
Morris theatrical interests. hag tea-
craphed To Samuel Newhouse :rviug he
VIII arrive in Salt Lake Wednesday -
look over tic plans for the proposed tac-
alter 10 be erected At State slrcec and
Exchange place plans for this thcatcI
have been sketchcd by Henry Ives Cobu.
the architcc. who designed 'he NCwhnusc
and Boston buildings.
II Is PROBABLE that dcfin;. decision
regarding the erection OF thc ihcdtrr Mi,
nc reached this week. In case the
contract IS closed. Nj. Ncwhousc' Is ready
10 carry out his part OF thc 'ouirart I'm :
ncdistelN and work on he Hrosi ihGalcr
In the west ALL 10 started al once
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
FOUR FAV0RITES /
HURDLE RAJ

TAMPA. Fla. Jan.
race was the feature
Tho upset OF The day l
race. when Caesar. 10 n
heavtly-pluYed favorlIs
Four favorltes Won
summary:
First race. nYe and
selliug-Mary Canilemn'
Emlnola 10 In I. second
third. Time. l:lI IS.
Second race. mile and
ing-Bronte, 4 TO o. Won:
second. Good Friar. IL
2:I3 2-5.
Third race. five and
selling Caesar. 10 10 |. n
even. second: Eramia.
Time. I'll.
Fourth race. mile aBd
sclling-Autumn Girl. sd
Diana. - TO |. second. C
10 /, third. Time. 1851.
Fifth race. five furIonc
ing. : to .. won; HaIifax
Tamara, u To .. third. 4
Sixth race, mile aid
scllinG-Otogo . 10 /. "a
. TO !, second. Red lIn.~
Time. l;53 As.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
FLAT-F001ED]
IS HAND|
JrHries Will Grada
johnson Again
Ropes.
THEN THERE WILL
cLlNCH ORR
corhett Gan Only Sad
t0ming Contos.
ChampionsH

NEW YORK, Jan. AL
6et' S latest contributj.'
''0re Of line JcErics.Joh.
ship fight. is fhi5 u,n
word picture of Tho ca,' n'
nere Is what will s..
big fellows meet in ~, r..
ring, shake hands and
;ilcffrics ,l there with @ h;s
The left is cxicnded
forming n barrier foy
son tries to lab with b;>
wa 'cs the blow Off win
big fellow graduallv c,
man. e'4
' Does Johnson INN,
10 get ont of harms 5 ~,
lni-footed. he is comns,|
here does that briua'
but surely he liz m,at>|
ropes .lcirries is afsnr
demon. The onlv wsy
sa Q himself is ei;hnr
indulge i'm a punching +
Johnson S fiat -footel
advantage. and he is.fa.
punches with 2 man ~
when II comes TO hilf;n.
Johnson will have to h.
drnary 10 stand Tho o,,.
he coming to him. IL
daucc around ms chanco.
ter, but he is llat-fooi,
unable to get out of NJ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
BEAN WILL REFEREE
kARP-Y0kEI MATCH

Willard Bean WAS selected 10 referee
the karp- Yokcl wrestling match, which
is scheduled at the Salt Lake thcatcr
for the evening OF February g
The wrcstcrs arc training hard FOR
their match. with YoScl big favoritc.
There seems 10 be no Karp money in
sight. and the friends OF Yolscl arc hack
ing the Y. VI. G. \. man 10 a staDdstill.
This VIII probably be one OF the best
wrestling matches ever promoted in the
west The mon could not be more evenly
matched and the fans will flock by the
hundreds to see the contest. judging from
the way the tickets arc going nj the
present time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
ANNOUNCEMENT MADE OF
REVERSAL OF WILSON CASE

In the United States district court
Monday morning motions were made IN
number Of cases. Inc one case that
Of NJ NJ. Kellogg against the Plutus Mn
Ing company ri al, in which minin.
property alleged 10 belong 10 William j.
Wilson Is involved. il was announced NAT
reversal OF the local court decision had
hecn made by the circuit cour; uf appe ais
Wilson. j. i claimed. owned mining
property I'm The Plutus mines 1T Il time
vnon nc lost his mind. Thc pruIcrt +.
II is get oui. was conBscatcd nnd l. hC-
in@ demanded returned by Kellogg. a
friend OF NESon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
RUNAWAY BOYS ARE
CAUGHT AND RETURNED

Almond SirlnEhsm and Herold DELANEY
youths each u years Of age, who an
away from their homes al Bingham two
week" ago and went on 4 trip throuCnDuf
the surrounding states were arrested a,
ogden by The Ogden police d"partment
AtorGdy morning and returned Ia this
S,,lS 1I Amnpnd StrinSham. Sr, VINO. en-
Monday, went 10 Ogden for the irlIa,,s
Both OF the boys are being held I'M ihc
boys ward at the county fail, pardimg
IN" action Of the juvenile court Vhn9
say mat they have had a good time and
seen most Of Idaho. Nevada and Utan IN
their DrIct sojourn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
JUAREE H0RSEMEN ARE
SHIPPING TO OAKLAND

JrAREZ. Mexico. Jan, 3l.--A carload
OF horses belonging 20 H. G. Bedwcll
were shipped to rhc Oakland race track.
san Francisco. today. They include some
OF the best known performers that have
raced at Terrazas park this winter w.
g. Bedwell left Prince Ahmed. knight
Deck and Right Easy TO fill stake en-
caeements which are 10 be run the lat
ter part of the week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
Wrestling Championships.

CHICAGO Jan. 3l-Entry blanks for
the national amateur wrestling champion
ships which WIFI he hold at The Illinois
Athletic club on February % and %. were
issued today. The lists will close Feb
ruary 81 Championships In the following
seven classes WIFI be decided:
One hundred and five pounds. 1l5
pounds. 125 pounds. l35 pounds. 1i5
pounds. 15S pounds and more than 15S
pounds. Tentative entries have been re-
ccivcd from New York. Brooklyn, Boston.
New Orleans San Francisco aud Seattle.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
MRS. MCCLELLAN WALKS
TWENTY-F0UR MILES

Mrs. Jeremiah Mcclellan. aged 81. ten
years older than Edward Payson Weston
broke all records In the ''old age walking
calendar, BY walking a distance Of twcn-
iyfour miles from N;ttannlng 10 New
Bethlehem. Penn, and return last Sun
day. She said thai she did not feel the
effects OF the walk in the least
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
CITY AND COUNTY TO
SETTLE ALL DIFFERENCE

MaNor Bransford and tho finance com.
mllt"e oI INC CRY council viii meet this
morning With the county commissioned
ard consider all questions at Issue ba@
tween the city aud the county and yriu
'nd"aNor TO adjust the differences.
There Is = dispute as Ia Tie amount
me county shall pay for water used bv
" and also Tor electric light There Is
no large amount involved in anv OF Inc
matters, "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
JOHNSON DEFENDS
FLAT-F0G FIGHTERS

BUFFALO n. Y, Jan. 3I.-Iack
Johnson made two definite replies 10
Sam LangFord today He will post
alO. 900 now for n match after the Jcftrics
fight. win or lose, and will In the interim
back Joe Jeanette for $500 against Sam
In reply TO lin Corbctts ilat-footcd
criticism. Johnson declared that Shar-
key Jcffrics Fit2simmons. Jackson, Nc
Auiffe, Cans. Critic. all the great fight
ers fought nat-fooL "Corbctt should
speak with reverence OF the flat-foot,"
said Johnson ''Fiat-footed boxers made
MIN call for The police
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
College schc

IOWA CITY, Ia, VI
managers from colleges 4
yesterday. and. besides
schedules for this spr|H
sentatives from the mi1o
an Iowa intercollegiate
will pc independent OF ~
Ames, Drake and Iowa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
Child Suffers Accident.

TIC 2-ycSr-old daughter of * II. Colds
houGh @; i3S East Seventh South street
f|r ot the bed Sunday and broke her
riSh; ai1n ahov, tho wrist and fractured
tnr cnllarhonc d. George Neiler at
tended the tots injuries. Recover is
assured
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
Grand American

PITTS BURG. Pa. Ja1|
American handicap sllo'
und er the auspices 81
Shooting association IN
21. 90. % and "a, accord||
mcnr today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
PAULHAN WILL TRY
TO FLY IN DENVER

DENVER Jan. 2l-Fair weather. with
moderate winds. is promised FOR Aviator
Paulhan's exhibition in Denver tomor-
row, The exhibition is scheduled to start
at n. NJ. but aside from The statement
that no record breaking attempts will be
made. the nature of the exhibition Is not
announced III advance 4 large crowd will
undoubtedly greet the French aviator.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
New State Gun CIuh

Members OF the New state Gun club
moi at the Commercial club Monday
night ana seven members. constituting
board OF Trustees. were elected, namely,
~ ;. Marsctts. I. Frank Judge. +. s
Murphy. j. o. iIlcrbeck. o. c. Beebe t.
l. Thomas and i. b. Mccormick The
hoard VIII hold Il meeting In the near
future when officers Will be elected for
the ensuing year,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
kETCHEI Is MA1C
TO BOX NJ

GRAND RAPIDS. N|
Stanley Ketchel has 81 !
round bout with Frank
burg. The fight win taS
burg on March ii.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
Balkline Tourney OPENS.

The first billiard game in the eighteen
inch ball<line tourney was won by Lloyd
LEVINE from Ridges on Monday night at
the Jcvne academy by the score OF 200
to Il in forty innings OF play. Jevnc's high
runs were 25 %. - and Is. Ridges made
a run of 13
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1910-09-24
Rocky Bar Stage

From Mountain Home by Dixie Sta
ton, Pine, and Featherville, Il
Rocky Bar and Atlanta, six times
week. May l to November 80
Leave Mountain Home daily, except
Sunday at 6 a. N.
Arrive at Rocky Bar by 7 p. m.
Leave Rocky Bar daily except Sun
day at 6 a. III.
Arrive at Mountain Home by 7 p. m
December l to April 80
Leave Mountain Home daily, except
Sunday at a. m.
Arrive in Rocky Bar in % hours.
Leave Rocky Bar daily except Sun
day at a. m.
Arrive in Mountain Home in % hrs
Thurman Stage
From Mountain Home to Thurman
twice a week.
Leave Mountain Home Tuesday and
Saturday at 8 a. m.
Arrive at thurman by IL m.
Leave Thurman Tuesday and Satu
day at p. N.
Arrive at Mountain Home by 6 D. III
From Thurman to Lenox, % miles
once a week-Tuesdays
Grand View.
Leaves Grand View daily except
Sunday at 500 a. M, arrives at
Mountain Home 1900 m,
Leaves Mountain Home 100 p. m.
arrives at Grand View 800 p. m.
Bruneau Stage
From Mountain Home to Bruneau SIX
times week.
Leave Mountain Home daily except
Sunday at 6: 45 a. m.
Arrive at Bruneau by lis y. M.
Leave Bruneau daily except Sunday
at 2:15 p. m.
Arrive at Mountain Home by p. IN
This includes Hot Spring, Mahogany,
Riddle and Tindai.