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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-15
WHEAT MARKET WAS ERRATiC
EARLY, UNDER VARYING
INFLUENCES.
CLOUDS OVER WHEAT
BELT STIMULATED SELLING
Elevator Interests Lead Selling in Corn
and Influential Concerns Took Buy
ing End, With Slight Advanee-oats
Easy to Lower-eearish Opening in
Provisions-May Pork zoe Lower.

Chicago, April 15.-There was some
trading in wheat. The market opened
a shade higher to Il lower and was
followed by a rally induced by heavy
buying, which carried the prices Of all
futures u % Il above the previous close.
Increased offerings overca-ne the ad-
vance. however. and July dropped off
from s1.o31s to Stops @1.o2fs, other
deliveries following. Clouds hung over
the most of the wheat belt and en-
couraged buyers to look for further
rainfall. Commission houses were ec-
tive in selling distant options. July
opened at s1.0s to sl02s4, September
at s1.0oSs TO s1.o0A. Receipts in Chi
cage, Minneapolis and Duluth We're 25S
cars.
Later or reports of possible cold
weather damage shorts rushed 10 cover.
The market closed firm. with July
shade up at 1.o3 and September IS up
at looA al.oo7s.
Corn.
Corn opened shade higher TO Is az
lower. Elevator interests led the sell
ing and an influential concern took the
buying end. May opened at 5S5s 10
5s1s. and moved between 5S1s and 56a4,
steadying al the top. Receipts We're
Jos cars.
Corn closed steady, with May Is q 4
off at 5s1:-
Oats opened easier and kept within
the narrow limits during the early
trading, commission houses giving sup
port 10 the market. May opened at
APIS TO 43 and moved between 43ls TO
427 Is. then rested near the bottom. Re
ceipts were eighty--hree cars.
Provisions.
Liquidating sales in provisions. CEN
tered principally in pork, gave a bear
ish opening, with May pork off 20
cents. The fair demand for lard and
ribs kept those products steady.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-15
National LEAGUE,

At ST. Louis-Pittsburg 5. ST. Louis
1.
AT Boston-Boston 3, New York 2
At Observation-Disclosures l, Chicago
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-15
New York E1chano,

Chicago, April 15.-New York ex-
change was at par.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-15
REPRESENTATIVE Hoo Sales.
Representative Cattle Sales.

Below are given a few of the repre-
native cattle sales for today:
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-06
IRRIGATED LANDS
OVER HUNDRED MILLIONS
WORTH TO BE ADDED TO
AREA IN NORTHWEST.
Government and Private Enterprise
Join to Transform Deserts Into
Productive Farms-Set-
Ting Rapidly.

Spokane, Wash, March 5.-One
hundred million, six hundred thous-
and dollars worth of lands will be
"'acd TN tho irrigah'a areas inWthe
fourt northwestern states, according
W adv4ces received Ny .he spokane
chamber of commerce from the fed,
eral reclamation service, as follows:
Montana, $30,000.000: Washington,
$31 100000 Idaho, $22,000,GO0; Ore
gon s1C,G00,0G0.
| Lands now under government irri.
cation projects are as follows: Idaho
$4,000 Of a total of 100000 to be re-
claimed; Montana, $1,000 acres Of
$4,000; Oregon 143, acres of 5000
and Washington, 10000 of total OF
100000
The lowest cost of reclaimine
lsem-arid land is on the Minidoka
project in southern Idaho, estimates
ranging from s22 to $50 an acre, and
the highest is on the Okanogan pro
lject in north central Washington, es
ltimated at from $50 to $50 pei
lacre.
i Settlers on the government pro
ljects in the four states have repaid II
1.-The government the following
|amounts: Oregon, $751; 900; Washing
| tin LOO; Idaho, $1,000; Montana
$4,000
/ Several hundred thousand acres o
lands in eastern Washington ant
lOregon, north and central Idaho an,
western Montana are also under pri
vate irrigation projects, and it i
conservatively estimated that no
less than 100000 acres will be re
claimed BY private capital In the fou
Estates during the next five years
adding millions OF dollars to tn
wealth production Of the Northwest.
Among the largest projects In cas-
Tern Washington is one southwest O
Spokane, where it is expected to pu
several hundred thousand acres G
land under ditch, the water bein
conveyed in pipes from a point o
the Pend Oreille river, north Of here
The cost of the work is estimated q
more than $3,501.000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-06
GTRONS AND THE PUBLIC

4 with The sincerity tiai means much TO
III to be in The midst OF this great money.
sure that make The announcement that
i'm my own name. For nearly Two years
OF IL, and although was hampered ON ac-
| was, with lhc assistance OF my many
lplish my end. owe You debt oil graft
|at, monetary debi, and now am going to
March 7th, will begin Re Organization
ned My reasons are: First, am com
my intention TO reconstruct The store;
& such lines as ladies' gloves, handbags,
RS, lace cellars, combs. etc. While these
er departments will increase; mol only will
lie than ever before, but The people will see
Store in very short time. | am therefore
( all profits and revert TO line liquidation OF
i OF Cairo and vicinity. For Inc last Two
Inmate profit; am well satisfied and more
lrOnage, as well as The coed will and in
The results. Now The firm known as The
y Id many changes are TO take place, and The
DW my appreciation in more substantial
The profits, and i'm many instances large
ert as much stock as possible into cash, by
you c0ncluSivcIy that mean 10 sell, and in
nv garment beneath This rooi. must raise
pril Isl. Nothing will be reserved. The
apparel for all W0mankind, maiChIesS i'm
Prevailing unexpected economies that will be
|IrnsiIng that my prices will interest You
|lins Monday, March 9Th, | remain.
| EL GOULD, Proprietor Of The Grand Leader.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-06

The tax on every dog IN the city of
cairo over the age OF three months.
Is hereby fixed at Two Dollars for
ach year commencing with the first
day OF January In each year. to he
,aid by the owner or person having
keeping or harboring such dog, to tn
Street Supervisor. This law will be
strictly enforced this year.
John Sheehan,
Street Supervisor.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-06

st. Louis Month OF January: Gross
f$2.324.237, increase $s10254: net
$G06.s62.. increase s165 ,666.
st. Loris South western Fourth
week OF February s19s.675. increase
$8.e9s: month $S44,57S. increase yi4..
913l, from July s7,5so,46l, Increase
1894. 49,
Illinois Central Month OF January.
Gross $5,29S.052. increase 1851 $50 I.
met $I.226,231. decrease $2S,359: from
July / gross s3s.352. sos, increase
$2.278.79s; net $7,343.197, decrease
1864 $3.50.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-06
A STARTLING ADMISSION.

San Francisco. March 5.-Wnile
being examined before an insanity
commission here today, Joseph FL
Burns said he was an escaped pris-
oner from the penitentiary in South
Dakota, where here had been serving
a life sentence for murder.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-06
EARNINGS or RAILROADS
WITH CAIRO TERMINAL S,

Total All New York Central Lirl s---
Month of January. Gross S19,531.i
SAL, increase s2,9t1.S07; net 1880
494 increase $1,202,149. Gef
Cleveland, Cincinnati Chicago and
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-06
ELECTION NOTICE.

Whereas The judges and Clerks of Election in and for h
following Precincts of the Wards of the City of Cairo have beer
selected by the Board of Election Commissioners and report
that effect has been made and filed by the said Board in the County
Court of Alexander and application has been made for their
irmaton and appointment Hi.3s
Now therefore, Public Notice is hereby given that Mon
day. the 2sh day Of February A. 1910 said County Court did
enter order of record that before the opening of the Court
at o'clock in the forenoon
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-06

c. +. GALIGHER,
Chief Clerk.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-06
seyenth ward. Precinct III.

be shown, the undersigned VIII
exander County to confirm sail
rks, on the opening Of Court at
v, the Sth day Of March, A. \
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-06
Tuesday, March 8th, 1910,

be shown exists against the confirmation and appoint
of the hereinafter in said order named Judges
Clerks of Election.
The first three each precinct those the Judges
the next two those of the Clerks The letter following each
indicates the political standing r. representing Repub
ican. "D" Democrat.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-06

Beech Grove cemetery.
James Browne. one OF the Old res
idents Of Pulaski county. died at &
|p. IN. Friday at his home near Val
ley Recluse. at the age OF rs years
|six months. He had been confined
Ito his home since July. prior to which
thine he had been a frequent visitor
Ito Mound City. where he formerly
Presided and where he had number
Iof relatives and most OF friends.
He had been married twice and left
a widow and eight children, the lat
tier being Mr.. Ka-.e brown. .of DavenA
| port, la. Mira. Geo. Robertson. oil
ICairo: Mrs. r. OfSullivan of Mound
City. Miss Ida Brown, of East ST.
Louis. Frances, Clara, Loretta and
VIM. Browne OF villa Ridge. Fun
/ eral services will be held this tSuns
day. afternoon at 2 o'clock. at Stfe
ST. Mary's Catholic church at Mound
City by Rev. FIR. Munb0ur. Inter
tment at st. Mary's cemetery, Mounts
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-06
DIED IN PULASKI CO.
James Browne, Old Resident, and
Mrs. Hayden Passed Away
Friday--FuneraI Today.

Mrs John Hayden died at her home
in villa Ridge Friday night. after an.
illness of few weeks. The funeras
services will be held this Sunday
Z nernoon At ] o'clock. hy Rev. A..
Monroe OF Mound City. Interment as
Beech Grove cemetery.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

snti 9stitn berf,6tn,s 3trnmsr, BEN e cine Chr. i.ia
utro, neRn On es nit mir tbeiIsn tpinR. Ga mdht Cir
oo@Nri4S, i'm i.Ibtu Sdni. nit itr gu pobntn selt.-
ysrfanontslos blidte Der Jung. arst i'm an. Bon
mem ipri4f Ou b.Hns1
-yta. bon ibr bod! Deibt On, auseiatn bGtteIi Du
mfrs f1on fonlen!-
so mas benn uuls SiHim,ls ipinen3'
-5eubler! Dab Ou Did psrlobt baT!-
-Wer-lobt9 S92. Dpttor Meber renie i.intu
Soiter sur groe unb fab bon ieinsm Sreunbe biniiber
nap Der IN goloensn 2ettern praneenben Mufidrift hes
9ottls. ~Nlenid, ipenn ba obsn ni1t ausSridli9 Bens
iton Suiis ftinos, tpiirbe ib ~uubsOinst slauben, bas SaiS
lei cine Srrenonfalt unb Ou feip =
TOas 1T itarf! Msnn 0a Gbsr bi.neidt cine beinis
l9e .3aidmmsntunst nit ibr seplant ban, 70 III f. ms
Mdner 9efauen. Stoer i'm SoteI tpeib es bereits."
SottOr Deber FART, {einen aon.ssn nod INNER
iDis DsroOnh.rt an. .einsr bon uns bei0sn il pirtIi4
berrndt,' ertldrts er snbIi9 NIT 8eitimmtbeit. n9as
hinbert mid uber i~eiusstpsss, 9ein Iiebenspirbiaes Mn.
srbteten aroanebmsn. SOmm, bilf mir. Der aOfftr if
Idtper.'
Ssmeiniam besabsn fs fb in bas sipeiie Stodtptd,
uno als Oottpr WBeber feline Saden ~nussepddt unS bic
8letoer untergebrddt battle, tparf er f1 bebdsli& in sinen
Se1s- pBierSebn Gage llrlaub bab' ib k~iommtn,
gerdoe genlg, nm meme Teroen Gin biBden gu berubissn.
Der @4ariad fdnst idOn ipieber an in @ien."
sOu fommIt aIip brett bon gien9"
IRA la, bon tpober benn9"
0oftor Steiner I6Iudte beftig. .gDeiBi Du, dies
ipds redt 1T! Grf lsusnsF Oh, bab 0u perfobt bF,
nnb iebt behduptslt Oh aud nod. bon Nisn gu fommen,
mo lie ielbft es mir bod ousbridIi9 aeiaet bat, baB Du
i9on lange auT Rsiien biit.4
pSOre, Hidarb, 8u bit sntipeber ptrtlib Iebr frant
pber On bait gu Iebbatt %setrGumt."
pGehn i'd Dir taber Iase, BOP i'd ie femme, baB i'd
Ibr bel Slid sesenibsrfss!1 @iitbenb pudt. Steiner
ieinen Sreuno bel ben Sdultern.
Steisr ent5os fia ibm ladenb. ngu, tperbs nur
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

ni9t grDb ~bespss.n. Denn baIbipsss m5eIid. psrb. i'd
Dir ben 9efanen tbun unb mid nit Der Dame iuie
beibt fe benn eisentli4?"
,Meta &6rner."
r3otaI %unbstunnt. ST fs aus Disng"
Rein, aus Slmiib.~
limb biee Dieta a0rner bat Dir seIast, SaB lie
meine 8rdut ife"
rgai@t nur mir, aud Sruu b. Uaeri unb bic sanSe
PenFon tpetB barun.'
pgBer lit Srau b. MertP"
Cine iebr liebensipiirbiee DAME, bic bon JrGuIein
85rusrs Ututt.r sebeten porbsn if, bns grGutden in
ibren Sdub gu nebnen. Uldf oIio BEN LII, ben Du
Dir mil mir erIuubit unb ben i'd teir beftn gBiGen nidt
setItreid1 finbsn fam, Elm @not."
8oftor gBsbsr ipraus auf. sd Tam nir nod .ias
mai alien gtnfes berifern, bob i'd an bhfsr @erlobuHs
70 tnf9ulbts bin iuis Elm Hsugebprenss &iRb. Menn
9u uliO nidt in einem Srrtbhm ~bsfaussn bif, Oann Eans
belt es ih un cine Sdte, ipelde i5 fobaIb ats mDsli9
~anfsetlGrt baben fpiG. Aie in fe bsnn, bieIe Meta a5rz
nerg Sunsg BLONDE Sdbfd2"
pStt bFbt ale bret %ssuannten GtsenTdoften. bitter
b09fens Isbasbn, iebr bIoRb uiS febr, abet fdon fslr
blbid."
rgtpa Der Sbpus elmer 9odFaptsrin9'
DAB i'd niat la9e! gtiDds Sarnlo1srss trdst bic
gBeft ni1t nebr. Sbrs 2is,n a~llerbinss = pOraus.
eeIebt nGmlid. bub g tprtlib tpeIae Inb -
plnbsbtn9t. Sag, IN Dir benn 70 gar nidts in
ibrsin @eIsn aufsefalen2"
Steinsr nidt.. bod, ssfunO er feierIid. g@r-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

G&tud ans ibrtm gIajs anitusrt ash. .Drin gran.
ttgaIa y MrSt unh- IN 6tugf Htb Re bic erie bu
Mebsr..
.,g%rattiszt Der Sar ai arani.nbauI. IN @hns-
frdst. iofort Duttor GteinH.
81. ntdte. I'D, ia, Ct p~tuttsirt m aranttabari,
.sber bann Tenn. ID Sbrts S,ru gtautioom iol.
SH SottOr f3tsn tsbr sfrsni. -@ir bdben %suiomm,u
m .SaiamHsa i~abistta- Our abptasruns Durs.
sSSaigeEt 5raulsiu a9rner. Bum sn bisf,m mann.
tdnn l1 Spnen MIR gratulieun. @eber if elm enf1idens
Der Msnf4. bibi3. esfrsi9 unb isbr ti@tis in ieilm
ia,' fdtoB e.
sic beidbt. uiibTam, .JreiIi&, freiIi@, unb
istn Sic nod in brisfIi4em gershr nit ibm9- frast.
.9os ni4t. @ir babsn uns mad BEN Gramsn aus
ben ausen p%erloren, unb i5 babe es BLOB bnrdb bic Set
tlng erfabren, bob er am &rdntenbdlis %profti3irt. Werm
Is mot unbetheioen III, tpiirbe i'd sic bitten, ibm 81.
lsssnt!i4 sinsn Stub bon mir gu betensn. absr bas
lam ib ia f4lieblid ielbsr tbnn.1
Rein, bus i0nnen Sic niat!1 Die Elm StoBboeeI
tubr re NIT BEN &opf iber ibren Seller binpeg. nMein
srdntisam if udnli4 ausenblidIi& ni4t in @isn. 81
Sat afO llrlaub. aanseren trIaub2a
,Sebr ldnqen.S
pOds fpunoert mid. @iersebn SAGE lit in Der HseeI
f9on bas -Qeubsrffe.1
sGs TT aud nur Elm ausnabmefan. Mein gerIobt.r
1T ndnli9 bat nGinlid - nun, elm 9auner hSt i'm
nm cine 5ienli4 ~bebeutenbe Summit geprelt, unb ba bic
poli3ei ben Mfann ni9t finbet, fGbrt sr ieIbft ibm na9."
Bie Der i4redlids Meni9 fs uldrterte nit ieian
5ragen! LIMB babel mdde er iebt Elm 70 unglGubiscs
1eiibt, unb Srau b. Maert lddslte 10 ei"sentbimli9! Sic
Bate es getpiB lIngit beraus, buB ba etfpas niGt rifti9
tpar! Sin 9Ild MIR, bob lie ni6t in gDien tpobnte rnb
bieien 9ottor Deber, ben fe iidN in ibrer Sobesangft
%tonfruirt, obne bon ieiner @ritena cine &bHling 3u baben,
fodbriaeinlth ME gu @ei9t betdm! SDrmlit Ii9t6ar
iprans fe, ipGbrenb lie ibr @einglds NIT BEN ~sitternbsr
5tt9ern liebtoite, iber bus gefGbrIi9e Sbemd neg unb
illdte S9uB unter einen1 palmbdun,, ben lie beute Wlors
gen gefeben unb ben lie nun 10 ausfibrlifG bei9risb, ais
gdlte es elmer MISUNDERSTANDING einsu @prtrag gu
halten.
5rau b. 0&rt borte ssfGlis gu. @ie mar gu tatt,
bon, UNI ntht iofort einen 9~egenitunb falen gu lafen,
lpeI4er benz iungsn MdbGen unideinenb peinIid tucr
Sine 9lidlt3e 8raut ipur is i~eoenfaas nidt, bas lib
ii4 an ben 5insern ab3dblen.
Weta .tDur frob, as man enbli9 bon Slid a~ufitdpb
utb lie Der forldenben Neu9ier Sottor Stetners ents
ffeben fonnte. Wftt Sreuben nabn lie ben 8ori9laS
ilrer 8eItiBerin. ie auf einem neutrality-suspicious.
gu begleiten, an, unb in barmloiem 9eplauoer burds
lpanberten fe bic I96nen pdrtanlasen, in Osnen Wtetu
aun %ertenmal in ibrenl 2eben 3urnluiit bDrte unb ipdbr.
Nunber Der Soilettentunt gu febeu betanl. Wie einfab
er14ien fe basegen in ibrem ipsiber, ialidten &eib!
Srau b. Mert berubigte ie bariber. Wenn man 10
Jung unb bibf9 mar, beburfte man bes buuten Sdnbes
nidt, unb gBeiB mar fir Elm Rdb6en iibsrbaupt INNER
bic oortbeilhafteite Sarbe. Sic rnadt ben beiten s:int.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

Meta ionnte ~ibrisens Idon nad penisen Sagea
einen bebentenben nmfduung in ibrsm 8efinoen feits
itellen. Shre 4ugen befamen almGbIid ipiebsr ben alien
Slang, ibrs 8anse1 bas friihe Rptb Der @eFunbbeit, ibrs
Seiidlt bic glaiisitdt, iutlbe bon Der bartnadissn &rants
bit burt cine bleterne Mibigteit ~perbrGngi iporben trer.
Die SeeIuft, bas fibIte fs. mar in Der Shat Der lpunbt.s
tbdtise 8alidrn, uls ben lie Der alte Sausar3t geidilbert
battle. Sdslid gins elm msbr ober minber LANCER 8eriht
OH ibre Sdmile ab. Rur bic @ufresunsen bes erisn
Whttageftrs bate lie niat 9eidtlcert aus Jurdt, man
tonne itr ~besfpegen ben ia0nen aufentbaIt ~pertaraen.
aber minbli9 iupate lie es Der Sante idon b~eimsaben.
Dab 5rau b. Weert, ~offenbar i'm anftrase Der Gnsie
liden Mdniu, fs iebem Germ. Der Fb ibr gu ndtsrn sers
Iu9te, als 8raut ~boriteQte, mabte ibr borSsrbdnb teinen
Summer. IS mar niht Elm ein3iger uUter ben atrs
sdlten, Der ibr dlid rir elm ipenig fbnpatbiI9 getusien
mare. uno bic Gnttduidung Der Serren mahte ihr fosar
SpaB. Wirtli6 unansenebm mar ibr nur 9pftor @teis
ner, beKen austn BEL Slid INNER 70 forfdenb auf ibr
ruSten. aber in ben ndhfen Saeeu reife Der ub. @ott
lei 9ant!
@dbrenb Wleta in ibrsm 3iulmer FAB uno tpicOer
ein.u Brief mad Sauie Idrieb, promenirte Der, bsHen
fori6enben Bid ie fir4tete, unens i'm @arten in Der
RGbe bes Shores Gin SdiFf mar e~ingeldufen unb bate
cine anSaAt Grsmber au%sselaoen. pie bic binter ibnsn
berteafenoen, nit 8offern unb Sdad9eln bspadten
DienihmGnrer befdtiaten. Dottor Steiner trat aus benz
9bor unb %itubierts, bic 3isarre i'm WianSe. bic Seift!er
Der @oribsrfonmenben Gin ~ein5elnsr Serr, Der lein
Rofferden felblt trus, foste elm sues Stid binter ben
dnberen. STEINER iddelte. Iuh elmer. Der auf Spars
%Ianteit belt. Heugierig, Die Is feline 4rt mar, sudte er
benz Srelosn unter ben Sut utb iteB einen Sdrei Der
Heberraf9utg aus.
mit einem Gpruns I.bte er iuGer bic @traBe uab
Idhus ben Gbnunesloien 10 trdftig ouf bic Sdnlter. blb
bieIer Dor Sdred ieinen 8ofer fallen IisB. .qDeber,
8rllb.rber5, bier tpirb ni6t borbsisesansen! Sra, tsnnf
Du mid OOer fsnnf 9u mid nidfas
Der 4nsereoete itrtdte ibm ladenb bic Sau6 bin.
0u bits, @teiner2 81 Elm 3ufaI!4
rRu. ma, 3nfaq! Sag. bait 9u idOn Elm 0uors
tiere gsun ni4t, 10 babe i'd elm ishr serdumisss, nit
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

t5ortfetuno nu' Der SO. seite.>
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-20
HOLY ROLLER CRAZE
COSTS BABES LIFE
Father, Mother and Children
Strip in Winter and Dance
OH Roof.

BELLINGHAM, Wash. Jan. 10
Waiting for fiery chariot from
heaven, George Pascbtot, his wife and
four children stripped themselves yes
terday at Lyndcn.' Wash. and clamb-
cred to the roof of their home in
freezing weather. When discovered
their baby, Marta, aged II months, was
dead from exposure and hunger. and
another child was at the point OF
death.
Sunday a ''lIoIy Roller exhorted
the members of the sect at Lynden TO
prepare for the end Of the world
Paschtot and wife took the Instruction
literally, stripped themselves and the
children to the skin. and danced the
night through in the bitter weather.
The prosecuting attorney said today
he would try and hold the preaching
elder on manslaughter charge
Paschtot appears TO be regainine his
senses. but the woman and two children
are still violently insane,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-20
HEANILY-PLAYED "G00D
THINGS" MISS THE WIRE

TAMPA. Fla. Jan 19.-Bookmakers
had their innings today. when every ia
voritc. as we'll as heavily played good
things were knocked down in success :
sion and lightly played second and third
choices got the money.
Summary:
First race. about three furlongs-Golden
Ruby. Is 10 ,, won; Ellauette. l to :,
second, Louise e., . TO >, third, Time,
81.
Second race. five and n half furlonGs.
ma aidcns-Necltlet. 10 >; Won; Eliza
betban. / to 3, second; Catrine Monteur.
TO f. third. Time. I'll S-5.
Third race, fivc and half turlonss--
Ormuz. 10 .. won: Fleming, to 20,
second; Esther Brown, TO /. third
Timo. Ill
Fourth race. six furlongs handicap
Warner Grisweil, > To |. won; Metue
Beraud. even. second; Clostorcss. TO l.
third. Time, Liz %.
Fifth race. seven furlougs-Merize. 10
j. won Otogo to /. second; Claiborne.
10 l. third. Tlnle. :3S 10.
Sixth race. seven furlongs-Rebel
Queen. TO .. won. Grace Kimball. TO
l. second; Alice, Ia >. third, Time
1:32.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-20
UTAH THE VICTOR

The first preliminary TO tho JeGrics-
johnson boxing contest has been fought
The match was between California busi-
EeSs men and Utah business men, the
latter winning with n straight right TO
the solar pleNus (San Francisco). Not
withstanding the fact that California
was given nearly twice as much weight,
tho Lightweight Utah had the science
and the punch TEX" Rickard was the
referee. and counted California out after
the latter had taken a terrible beating
from Utah. Richard SLOWLY counted ten.
but California refused TO bulge, and the
heavyweight was carried to his" corner.
and mp TO last reports has not as yet
been revived. The best doctors in the
country were called in, and while they
were not emphatic in their statements
they declared Utah's opponent ont OF
danger. but "ho" would probably remain
a cripple the remainder OF "his" natural
life.
Having lost the championship belt,
California IN the future Will content
"hirseir' with taking on smaller fry
Utah VIII not draw tho color line.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-20
AFTER TRAILING FIELD
FRED MULH0LLAND WINS

JCAREI. Jan. 19.-Fred Mulholland. s
10 1, proved a big surprise when he easily
won the closing event At Terrazas Park
today. He trailcd the field. as usual un-
III well into tho stretch. when he came
with a rush and won by two lengths.
FIRST race. selling, five furlongs-siscus.
l0i (Shilling). u to !. won; Ccsarilass, %
tQuay). . TO 1. second; Corseo. l01 tRice),
10 to ]. third. Time. l:oi 10.
Lindsey, King Rovey, Cherokee, Redcam-
pus and Fairnont also ran
Second race. selling, six furlongs-No-
hoome. 1o5 CMolesworth). Ia /, Won;
Bon Ton. io2 CGaner), 10 l. second !.
Anne McGee. lo6 tBenscoten). 10 l,
House, Airs. Pocotaliso, J.. NJ. Eckert and
Stendal also ran.
Third race three urlongs. two-year-
olds-Kue, lio (Shililng). 20 10 !. won;
Coed. 1lo (Garncr). TO i, second; llsie.
"a -. Exactly. Morning Song. Leap
Miss Brunette. Lithosene, Ban Ann. Co
lun,bus Queen and San Francisco Maid
also ran.
Fourth race. six furlougs-E early Tide.
tShillIne), g to 3. second: Rustem, 1o1
tGarner), 10 l, third. Time, l:l3, Jolly
also ran.
Fifth race. selling. one mile and six
teentll-Bups. % tGarnerl. to, !. won;
Duchess OF Montebelo l0a (SmalD. 2 TO
% 10 ]. third. Time. AZ. MelanGe, Mar
earct Randolph, Captain Burnett, Niblick,
Gull and Cuban Boy also ran.
Sixth race. selling, one mile-Fre6 Null
los (SmalD, s 10 1. won Fam
tastic. los (Benscoteu). 70 .. second:
Howard Pearson. 1O2 @. WILSON,. TO /,
third. Time. 80 %. Ethel Day. Ar
court and Lista also ran.