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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-19
IMPROVED ORDER or REDuEN.

Washable tribe SO. 4 will gather
around its council fire tonight and
smoke the pipe Of peace. but instead Of
using the old fashioned pipe. good ct-
CARDS viii bc consumed on this occa-
SION y good time Is promised 20 all
the chiefs and braves VINO attend this
meeting. as tnis is the last time the
tribe viii assemble this year. We eN-
poet @ fun attendance. as a great deal
ui interest is manifest among the mem
ucrs. who are determined Co make Of
ibis gathering Of the Rcdmcu some
iIiuE THAT they can look back upon
with pleasure.
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MopERN woopMEN oE Anrn1c,.

Great salt Lake camp 40. IUOTI held
another ruusing meeting last Tuesday
evening with scarcely "a vacant chair
Do iHr H1Il- Five new appli ca tious and
one transfer card were presented and
INC beneficial degree was conferred
upon two candidates iu % most cred
ii'"'c manner several visiting neigh
H0rF We're present and made some ap-
nr"nriatc remarks on the good OF tho
order.
Tho regular meeting viii DC held
Tuesday evening Every member is
URGED tD Dee present. The campfire
VIII be- lighted al 4 O'Clock
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OPEN EVERY ENENING.

our store was crowded hourly dur
iue the last week. We can meet every
demand FOR holiday gift with our
immense and varied stock or new books.
We also have am exclusive line OF
dolls, TOYS and games bought on i'm
port from European manufacture.
our great book sale OF standard sets
Us still on
DESEEET NEWS BOOK STORE.
The LeadinE Book Concern,
Main 81
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STRUCK BY ENGINE;
ESCAPES DEATH
James A. Mccarthy Has Close
Call on Denver & Rio
Grande Tracks.

James a. Mccarthy. a -ed SiNty-five
years. who gives his occupation as that
of gambler. was struck ny the pilot
beam Of the locomotive pulling train
NO. Of tn" Denver q Rio Graude.
southbouud from ogden. shortly before
o'clock last night as he was attempt
ing To cross the railway tracks at
Second South and Fourth West streets.
Mccarthy left pclvis was fractured.
Hc was taken TO the emergency hos
pita' AZ police headquarters. and later
TO 81. Marks hospital
81 thought was waiting on a track just
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J.. 4. TO THE n. OF v. r..

Friday. December Is. the followinc
officers were installed by the T.. g.
tu the p. OF r.. T.. President. Minnie
secretary. Eva Smith: treasurer. Eta
Patterson. chaplain. Mary Sowle iu-
uer guard. Nar. Kellogg. outer guard
Minnie Mriutire. warden. Ella Toomhs
corducfreSs. Effi~ ~traub. Dr. Ruth
L------- W. ----L.- --L---- examiner.
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CANADIAN ASSoCgNTToN

me canadian association will hold
regular meeting Wednesday evening.
Decemb Der -. Mrs. George Morrow
VIII re the hostess. The newly elected
OFFICERS: President. =. w. German. vice
president. Mis-. 4. T.. Cowau. secretary
ll. NJ. thilds. treasurer. s. r. Wood
They viii he installed at this meeting.
All Canadians invited.
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wOurN or wooDCH.Fr.

silver Maple circle No. JOS held
short business session LASS Friday even
fn- and obligated four candidates. bal
-ltcI upon three applications. elected
Mary p. Etrr ar installing officer. then
fHF"W the doors open tO waiting NfVi-
tnrS. who came tn play cards and dance.
Monday evening the first eight guards
VIII appear In uniform ~ fI giles han
Tor practice. also al officers.
Tho THimuIe club viii not meet Caiu
InI- ll-.- the holiday
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FOKE>TERS on AlIEHICA.

Court salt Lake NO. / will meet
w euncsday evening. December q. fin
Jennings hall. II West First south
street All members are requested To
De present. as all unfinished business
or this year will be brought before the
court and disposed OF. Visiting Forest
ers are always welcome
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PNTuINN SISTERS.

last Wednesday evening ITcrmiour
temple 40. n. Goo wei attended ses-
sion. elected the following officers FOR
THE ensuing YEAR sister Norton. VI. r.
o.. Golf. senior. Nsudivccr. Junior.
shannon. Uau1Ecr. Ectz. N. 81 x. and
Know Idcu. installing officer.
Nevt Wednesday "a card social and
apron sale viii b, given Co which an
members are requested 20 be present
"a nd bring trsfr friends.
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HRITIsH FR4rERNAL socIrry.

The usual meeting will be held We'd
ncSpaN. December H. iu Harmony hall
south West Temple street, ar s y. IN.
All Interested in the proposed amateur
opera company please attend.
ON Thursday evening. Becembcr 20.
p concert and dance wiz De held i'm Icu-
uluCs hall. West First South street. at
%. IN. An excellent program or social
and Instrumental music has bco-l ar
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ADDRESSES ny CELERRIrIES.

Wv 1Ork. Dec IN--Tho0dOre RoOeo-
Welt Mayor Gayuur. oscar = ~traus.
Judge Josiah Cohen OF rittShurE and
br. David PbilIip~on 81 Cincinnati win
address the twenty -Sccoud conference
Of the Union Of American Hebrew Con
EresatiouS. To- Dee held here on January
&c 20 10. inclusive The addresses viii
be delivered at a banquet to Ice held on
the night Of January Is
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NEIGHBORs OF AMErIcA.

salt Lake Valley camp No. 3o72 met
ia regular session last Thursday even
ing and elected Hannah Burklund as
oracle and Mary O'NeiI as chancellor
ueiEhbor. Ella McEnsuy VIII he our
installing officer and NciEhbor ESta d
Bunch ceremonial marsha1. Every
member brought some token to be sent
TO absent neigh bOrs. A committee wa
appointed TO arrange for an old-timc
barn dance and necktie party. which
viii be given Thursday evening. De
cember 80, at 13s East First south
street
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Enterprise lodge $50. 10. T. %. O. T..
ON Tuesday evening enjoyed one Of the
most pleasant meetings DURING tine
year. q number 81 visitors present sN-
pressed themselves as highly pleased
with their cordial rcCep Son. 40. 15
viii have the honor as well as the
pleasure OF euterI aiming the city lodges
"u Tuesday evening. January 10. 1911
COO fIc joint u-taIIatiou Of officers for
tine term. All odd Fellows are csuc-
,IafIv invited tr attend and receive the
hospitality OF Enterprise lodge 80. L..
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The James g. I;icc circle 40 .. Ladies
of trv q. =. r. VIII hold its regular
meeting Tuesday. December 20. al 2.3o
p. U.. az Eagles hall AT members are
requested to- be present. Election of
officers viii take place
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DANISH RRoTHIsnuooD.

The Apollo lodge will hold it's reEu-
Tar scmi-mouthlv meeting next Friday
evening az O'Clock I'm tine lodge hall.
T. -. -. F. building. Several matters
or Importance will be discussed ana y
good attendance is expected. Visitors
welcome.
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Last Friday night salt Lake lodge
$50. CD. Q. Co. 90. r.. eV"mUiifind the second
and will have the third next week.
Tine usual number or visitors were ON
hand and made interesting talks. T..
o.. 81. Price presented the ''fhrrc-IinlS"
rwhlcwz Goo those brothers who had
completed the three degrees. g AT sick
brothers were reported TO be- improving
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-19

Jordan lodge 80. o tonight will a gain
put ON t.e iuitiatory degree. owing 90
tho fact that several OF the candidates
were unable fu attend last NuudaE
might. Tho degree staff is iu prime
shape for tHe work. All brothers arc
expected tu Doe present.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-19

Liberty hive No .. l.. o. r. NJ. will
nold regular review Thursday after
noon, December p. in *. OF =. hall. at
go clock. Our review last Thursday
afternoon was made very enjoyable hy
q visit from Deputy state Commander
Mrs. Belle Hedge
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-19

The George r. Maxwell w. r. G. will
hold special meeting. "Wednesday.
december 2l. at 2:30 y. M. at T. %. %. +.
hall. Every corps member is urged To-
be present
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ENGHEHG FINERAI ToDNy.

Funeral services for Joseph o. Eng
tsr-. who died saturday will be held
in che Eighteenth ward chapel this an
eruuon at 7 O'Clock. Iufrrnenf will take
place iu city cemetery.
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salt Lake city hive No. 4 VIII hold
regular review next Wednesday even
lnE az odd Fellows hall and an mem
befs are asked TO De present for the
good Of the order. and this rneefinr will
De the last this year. 80 members don't
forget.
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Until further notice the salt Lake rs
ptraufO group viii meet at the home Of
tHc instructor. Alfred Austin. @1f Is
street. Thursdays. $50 p. M Visitors
-.L..m..
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GOLD DUST TWINS
MAKE A CAPTURE
PatrOlmen Radke and BeynOn
Arrest Hotel Proprietor for
Selling Liquor.
TRAP SET BY POLICEMEN
Represent Themselves as Visitors
From Seattle. Rent Room. Order
Beer and Are Served.

n. A. Ncieon. proprietor OF the or
prcum hotel iu South state street. was
arrested at ~ o'clock yesterday noon
charged with selling liquor without
license and violating The sunday clos
iHE ordinance. Tatr0lmcu r.. A. Badke
and Richard Rcvu0n. who have been
dubbed 'Thc Gold Dugt Twins" through
tHri- similarity and recent activity.
mad" frr arrest They obtained two
bottles OFF rrcr as evidence.
Affirmed u citizens clothes. Patrol
men ItaaEr and Esruou appeared ut
i.. .n... at o'clock yesterday morn
trr EHrr rrurrrrufru fhrw-efNc- rs
HH. mess men from Seattle and were
rr'" room.
i'r n''IhUr- e. japanese who gives
Hi. uHuu as George I4hada answered
..r call Zach uatrolmau asked Tor
n"'f'r m beer They were served the
beer hv flr Jap. The latter became
sIrrrI.ri whom Ecru"u locked trs door.
..r fF" uFiruI.ucu dressed hastily and
.'n. They save him 9 dollar Tor THE
Deer. I.U two bottles cost them 90
'".e F9I."WiuE tHc Jan. to the desk
OF mo Nufrs they received the change.
Proprietor Surprised.
Whom Informed frat r. was under
arrest "H. tho visitors from seattle
Nelson rrur. sod surprise. fr tho COM
nf ". '.r a'ran"sr hr was taken t1
frr Jap were charged with tnc two
afInua OF the liquor ord nance. They
wore released under 500 bail each
Inr arrest of tho proprietor % the
'ruhruu seems to indicate that tho poo
.I.r Havr started campaign AGAINST
frr better class Of roorfu- houses srlI-
tH- liquor without license and NIuIaf-
fnr Che sunday closing laws. Attempts
were made tp make similar arrests
sos trrnar. Huf hotel clerks seemed fu
hr Too wise Tor tHr uffs udrr- and while
others wen" served beer .hr disguised
H.r".Ha.e were quietly informed that
DO W'F.d Do. iwu'-s IhIe t0 serve beer
orr sundays.
Saloon continued to remain closed
rr-.sraHr- Officials Of trr police de
ff.t"fr|ruf we've Informed bv spoilers.
chat NOT single saloon fu second
south street ur Iu First South or state
streets were doiuG business.
TgEu. T>I Al. CIIRI>TWNS rHoHIr:N
or so.ectiuE site that are within ones
means and at tHr same time app~o-
pirate Del again confronting most peo-
pie. welcome as the coming OF Christ
mas Del. Ifs approach brings tu many.
along with JOYFUL anticipation. o. per
I.TNiir fr the choosing OF presents.
" on can relieve Yourself of this worry
h rou follow Tho custom which In re-
cent years has become most uonu1ar.
THAT of EIriuE pass books. which show
chat accounts have been opened with
I.fH company for relatives or friends.
D tuNItr 'uH Co open accounts with
3. "r L. much more gs YOU wish to
E.rr. Tho books. curTo-cG bob special
.H.H.T envelopes viii Hr made ont iu
'.r IHu.. SOFA E.En U.. Further fu-
formation VIII E.9dIr boz furnished
Pour vrr cent ON savings
I.-' re E.Fr you fuII Information on
SALT LAKE sEi,C.lJ.l;lTY q TRUST
o. Main Street
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FR,TEHNNL HHuTHEHHooD.

Scco Lily -52. T.. = r.. viii give a
masked ball Wcduczdav night. Beccrn-
Der ~. 600 the IS. q. hall. ~. East First
south street. salt Lake fruuladors viii
Furnish excellent music Tor dancing ON
The smooth floor. SEQ members Tor
tickets. An evening OF Fun FOR an. Poo
1ic viii 1irc their masks before 90 COM
wItfcC. Prizes viii be given. You bc
there. Thursday evening will De the
last meeting Of the year. Bring vour
candidates. Do will De fine Christmas
present FOR tlcu. and you will enjoy
your Christmas much better after help
Ing n friend.
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MACCAR Et,S

Banner hive No. II. l. %. r. IL. will
hold regular review Tuesday. Decem-
Der 20. 90 J. -. O r. hall. The members
and guards are requested 90 be present
as There viii be . class 10 Initiate.
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RANGED. 4 suitable orchestra has been
engaged FOR the dance and everything.
is being done TO make the evening a
success
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An Elaborate Display Of Holiday Goods $:3: ys

Confident that we would be
in our new store on or be-
fore November 1, we pur-
chased an immense assert
ment of Holiday Goods for
Men and Boys. The stock
is fresh, new and complete,
and it will be a pleasure to
buy here.
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Leather Goods and Novelties

automobile and hunting
cutlery sets. $500 TO $500
smoking sets "copper" or
bras~p ................S1.50
Travelling sets. containing
nail file. hair and
clothes brushes. comb.
mirror. soap dish and
similar articles --.....
...............S5.0O to $500
Dress Gloves. ....S1.eo TO $500
.Suit Gases. .....S2. to $1,000
Travelling Cups twith
leather caseSl ...s5c to- 8 90
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-19

Rings and Triauclcs Tor
holding SCsrfs. metal cor
silver. ...........S1.5O to- $500
Travelling slippers. very
flexible. i'm leather cases.
various ColOrs ............S $3.50
Umbrellas. 800 to $50
Canes. ..............5 to $500
Folding Canes. with or
without leather cases.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500 to $500
Travelling Wardrobe Sets
tCoat and pants hangers
In leather cases. ..S1.1l To- $3.50
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Tooeie lodge 81 the Fraterua1 Broth
erhood on saturday night held a card
party. There were between sixty and
seventy present Progressive "higr
i've was PLAYED After tho game re-
freshweuts were served under the SUI
pcrvisiou or Sisters LEVIN. Lowry.
Luck. Taylor. AllSop and Pratt Then
60 round out the evening games were
played. such as the Fraternaf Brother
hood is noted Tor. and at late hour
AT went home declaring they had had
the best time ever.
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Camp sos. W. o.. w. met last Thurs
taN evening. Consul Commander VIII
Hams presiding. The committee which
D. working with committee from camps
% and a@> on "a IOE-rolliuE. reported
that Head consul Boak and other head
Officers would attend that event. which
VIII b" held early iu January. Tie
date VIII Zoe announced later. An iuvi-
tstiuu was extended to- the Fratcrnal
brotherhood dril team Co give an eVEi-
Nftf"u drill az camp fNt. This event
VIII probably take place next Thursday
evening.
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wooDuEN or THE wnnIn.

Utah camp No 5@S held its regular
meeting Wednesday evening There
was I1rr" attendance ON hand to- see
tHr dril team iu action. There were
three new appIica lions FOR membership.
which were referred Co the committees
ami approx eel. u was decided by the
camp THAT the camp would hold the
regular annual Christmas tree as usual
and committee OF three was appoint
cd. consisting OF Neichbors r. y. Hcag-
rom. Jess Collins and sam Hat
field. The committee. after consider
luL t"r matter. reported TO the camp
that DO would hold the Christmas tree
con- "Wednesday evening. December IS.
Chat night being the regular meeting
night THE new drill team is doing fine
work. and DC is appreciated by the camp.
VISITING members are always welcome.
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LETCHFTELD 4 RARSTOw.
The Tile and Mantel Men.
ARntel set. complete. s35 and up
fe So. state St
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Utah lodge no 265. r. 7. r.. at its
last meeting. "wednesday evening. had
n good attendance. Two applications
were received. The following Officers
were elected for Che ensuing term
President. Brother ueasou. vice nrcSi-
dent. Sister Faffek: secretary. Sister
Dcasoni treasurer, j. NJ. Butler; chap
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Sweaters

Coat sweaters are unusually
popular tins season. the de
Wand amounting almost To-
craze. You viii make mo- mis-
take Co select one for either "a
man or boy. Our assortment
is large and the range OF colors
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50 VIDE thai You vii have no difficulty IN making
pleasing selection.
Mems coat sweaters, sl5o, 500 $500. $500,
500. $500. and 500
Boys coat sweaters. 81. $3.50. - and 500
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Collar Bags. ....-.....25ct 10 $500
Coin Purses ...........e5c TO $500
BIZ Books ............25c 90 8 90
Card Cases. ...---..-......25c to $50
Pass Cases. ....50c. 75c and St.oo
Handkerchief Cases. -.......S2.00
Cigar Cases. ..........25c 20 $500
Cigarette Cases ......25c to $1,000
Brush Sets. combination hat
and clothes brush. in
leather cases $500 to $500
Shoe Horns. in leather cases
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500 Co $500
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Hen be delighted to receive pair or Hanan
ley shoes Mems shoes s.. boys Shoes. $50 81:
mems slippers slso s.; boys slippers. sI.25
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1910-09-27
SERIAL NO 0tss5.
NOTICE CT APPLICATION FOR q
PATENT. MINERAL SUR
NET No. Ssl

s. Laz1 otAss. Juneau, ALASKA.
August lE. LslA
NOTICE. is HEREBY GIVEN -aa-
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ss1r-geL JAY s-h, 1870. z1l N-5
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z1 ana J2lzs AcClgzE-s.
sla1zlaIlrd ana katherine
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Waaaee le S. ISL oea1oa. hears
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$3.50 &C. 30 Last Cancs P.acer. sur.
Na. $50. sl5aa r. 10 Cor Na. the
p.scs az lsHgaA Area I&sl1
alrea. Va al an corners 81 deE aa
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TIE uames Of ailosainE claims arc
Shown by taa p,at of survey 70 be ss
aIloss. The Last Chance PlaceE. sur
sey No 6g5 on Lho Marta tbs whey
Placsz. he LasL Tender Placer, and
las Eeugsg FAlar 0n Che EasL
Uftaess- JOHN r, VIM
IT'S EEREBF ORDERED lha- Oh
Above ana foregoing Noaes t1r APP
uHeaHoa Coz Palag be- published In
hs skasaay pay Alaskan. a daily
lawspaper published nearest the m-a-
ina claim ana promises in said Nouee
described. for taa statutory period
DATED JhA l7n tay og August,
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C. 3. WALKER,
Register
F1rst Bab1eau1u, Aug. 20, IsIa
Last publication. OcL So. 1870
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Pass cuss5 IN g TO - DAYS
.aLC OINTMENT Is guaranteed
.-a ars 1ase as Hchias Blind
ls VI ErlEail1s Piles Boz q
Is ..rs " uraaF refunded 55e
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-07-07

To toy capriciously with such motor
phraseology as phenomenal flights,
Lightning ascents' and record runs
and to ride in car when its doing
these things is another This step IN
education fell yesterday to one who
has been literery speed fan
eyer since the races of yesterday
were first announced, but who never
experienced any Of the OBSTACLES or
agonies of mad motoring. The lesson
took place on the longest and steepest
hill in town, where there were several
speed merchants trying out for the big
mery-go-round in the afternoon.
60 up with me once" invited a
person whose face and sex were con-
cealed amid machinery, wheels, cog
giles and cap whose >beak would
serve we'll as on awning for jockey.
The car, high-powered racer was
very much negligee, being completely
stripped, with the exception Of the
bonnet.
With a wink, assuring dauntless
courage, the literary speed fan In
serted himself in sort Of bucket near
the fly wheel, braced his feet on the
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RECEIPTS OF FIGHT
TOTAL $270,775

Reno, New, :ly 6.-Tex Richard
has given out an official statement OF
receipts and attendance at the big
fight. Il shows the total gate receipts
reached the enormous sum Of $780,
IT'S. The paid admissions were 1880
In addition to those who paid to see
the light Richard says there were 760
complimentary tickets given to the
press and others. He estimates the
number that slipped in at various
places around the arena. breaking
holes in the boarding or climbing up
to the rim of the big structure, at =
500. All told the attendance given at
5000.
There were sold 1888 seats at $50;
$50. at $40; 634 at $50; 1905 at s25;
1,457at $40; 1,7oe at SIS; and $3.50 at
$40.
The purse, with the bonuses given the
two fighters, amounted to $121,000, and
Richard figured that his experience
at San francisco cost him bout $780,
900, and the arena and other expenses
here about $4,000. Thus he and his
artner, Gleason, will have profit Of
about 100000, besides their moving
ricture money.