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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-27
Man's IordlY WaY

The Virginia state legislature has
gone and passed n law, becoming eff.
fective September II, that requires all
sheets adorning the beds OF public
hostelrles TO be eight feet long and
clean. In consequence hotel managers
are in tlutter of providing fall
household supplies, and sheeting Is
being ordered by the bolt to meet Old
Dominion needs. Now. wasn't that
just like a man to resort to law In or.
der that his ''tippy toes" may not be
frost niDped In winter and mosquito
bitten in summer? asks the Baltimore
sun. a woman would have drawn her
little pink toes to any height OF dis.
comfort in order to adapt herself 10
an abbreviated sheet. would have
worn fleece lined slippers. would have
anolnted herself with mosquito re.
pelllng ointments That's woman's
way: but lordly man. arising from
dlscomforted slumbers hies him TO
the nearest palace of Justice. fings on
law. says Let there be adequate
sheets" And. 10. there are sheets to
his liking. even II hotel keepers
hustle
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-27
OAKL AND RESULTS

OAKLAND. Dec. 26-m the pres
encc of 5000 people. Spellbound won
the Christmas handicap at Emerville
today and in doing so shattered the
track record of 2:06 l-5 for mile and
a quarter by covering the distance in
1908 3-5. Perfect weather favored the
sport and the track was very fast.
First race. six furlones-Emna G..
! To ., won. Jessup Burn, Is to 5.
second; Biskra, Is 10 l. third. Time.
1:1G Burning Bush. Platoon, Home
Run, Combury, Swagerlater and Rim
ini ran
Second race. (uturlty course-Wiu-
ming Widow. : to 2, won: Papuska. 1$
TO ., second Pay Streak S TO /, third
Time. % 2-5
Second race. six furlongS-Ralclgh
p. D.. to /. won. Enfield TO 2. sec
ond. Sea Cliff, to ;, third Time,
ZIP Is. Jack Paine and Lord of the
Forest. ran.
Fourth race. mile and a quarter,
Christmas handicap2Spellbonnd. TO
], won; Chester Krum. to 5. second /;
Arasee, 5to /, third Time. 2:03 25.
Bubbling Water, EndymiOn II, Belle
view and Belfast. ran.
Fifth race, mile-Dahlgren, II to >,
won; Royal River, % to l, second;
Elgin, to I, third. Time. ! 10 Is.
Quality Street. Cabin. Keep Moving.
Miss Picnic, Noyogorod, ran.
Sixth race. six and one-half furlonSs
Prosper 3 to L. won: Madeline Mus
grave, . TO 3, second: Darlington. 9 to
.. third Time, 1.2O. Binocular.
Adena. Pickaninny. Gretchen c.. Cis-
lto and Hiacko, ran.
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JUAREz RESULTS

JAUREZ. Dec. 2G.-With summer
like weather and a fair card a big
crowd turned out to witness the rae
ing today,
Four favorites Won Summary:
First race. fmlongs-Lee's Friar.
20 to 1, won; Canapa 10 TO l, second.
Lady Stalwart, to J. third Time
90 l-5.
Second race. miIe-Acumen. 3 to
.. won; Msprlson, to /. second;
Lista 10 to l. third. Time. 1:4O 10.
Third race, : mrlongs-Gene Wood,
2Q to l won; Beauman. 20 TO l. sec
ond: Ellerd. 20 TO l. third. Time. lib.
Fourth race, handicap. Z furlongs-
Meadow. to 2, won; Ocean Queen.
10 to ], second The Pippin, 10 to /,
third Time, 1;243-5.
Fifth race, selling. SIP furlonEs-
Butterball. to 2. won; Commenda-
ton, 4 to l. second Pit-a-pat, 1 to /.
third Time. 1907 2-5
Sixth race, mile-Bob Lynch, even;
Noon. 10 to !. second Ramon Cor
ona, to !. third Time. l:3S 3-5
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PENSACOLA RESULTS

PENSACOLA. Dec 26.-The races
here today were witnessed by the
largest crowd ever seen at the local
track. The sport was spirited and
fayorites were successful. The exo-
dus of horses and turfmen to Tampa
begins tomorrow.
PENSACOLA. Dec. 26-Horace E.
3 to 2. won; Talllw Dip. to l, sec
ond: Tanbnrk, even. third. Time. 1:l3,
Second race. six furlongs-Black
MinIdo. 10 TO l, won Dick Rose,
to ., second; Dry Dollar, 10 ), third.
Time. 1873.
Third race, six and one-half furlougs
Lord Wells. 6 to won; Don Hamil-
ton. to l, second; Pleasing. even.
third. Time, ZIP
Fourth race. six and one-half fur
longs-Sandiven 6 to 3 won; Cry
Baby, 3 10 1 second, Lew Hill, even
third, Time. 1885
Fifth race, six furlongs-Oricron, 2
to I, won: Johnny Wise. 6 to 5, sec
ond: Grecian Bend, to 2. third. Time,
1925.
Sixth race, mile-Vanen. 10 TO 1,
won. Bethlehem, even, second; Ame-
ron. to 3. third. Time, l:49
Seventh race. thiTteen-siXteenths-
Cherokee, 4 to l. won; Pinte, 4 to .,
second: Fundamental, out, thFd
Time, 1921 l-5.
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DANNY'S HUNT COST S11O
Ne" York SPortsman's Great Oane
Puppy Selected Farmers Sheep
for His Game.

A we'll known New York sportsman.
president OF q kennel club. had a
dachshund and an IT. setter which
were great friends They were fond
OF roaming about the fields together
and took great interest In hunting rab.
bits. Whenever they caught one the
Irish setter, true to his retrieving in
stincts, carried 1t home, and. being
suitably rewarded. felt that he was a
skilled and veteran hunter. A short
time ago Carl Hagenbeck. who, when
In this country, had made the sports.
mans acquaintance. sent him as a gIft
q handsome Great Dane puppy about
four months old. The pup was n big
wabbly fellow. all feet, good natured
and ready for the game. whatever n
might be. He was moro than willing
TO make friends with Doxy and Pad
dy. and soon they permitted him TO
join In their hunting trips. He learned
the game easily. and in a short time
became expert Rabbits. however wero
rather small fry for him. and he de.
clded to do a little hunting on his
own account In his enthusiasm he
set out alone one night. and hero ia
the result" said the sportsman
mournfully. showing the friend to
whom he was telling the tale bin for
S11O. ~ "
This BILL he continued, was sent
mo by On enraged farmer. a nelghbor
OF mine. Danny is an enthusiastic
hunter He broke into this farmers
held and killed % sheep, and there is
nothing for me to do but pay the bill
Oh. yes. I'm proud of Danny's hunting
abilities. All they need Is a little di.
rectlng."
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lmprovina AmerIoana.

Nothing is fixed but the certainty
of change" said Goethe, and we know
that the future American viii repre.
sent a change. He may be taller. OF
shorter, or thinner or fatter than the
American OF today. but there Is moth.
Ing In the existing state OF society
and We use society In its broad sense
to Indicate that he will not be bet.
ter In many ways. Confidence in this
is based largely on the evident de.
termination OF the American OF TO.
day To lenye our institutions and our
Ideals better than he found thom
Every Amorican-native or foreign
born-wants his children to have n
better education than II was possible
Tor him TO secure He wants 10 have
his children 1--we In a community OF
higher standards and ideals than he
has; he wants betterment In local
state and national conditions. and the
result OF the want wfll be Improve.
ment and a demand by his children
for still greater improyement.-st
Paul Pioneer Press
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JACKS SONVILLE RESULTS

JACKSONVILLE. Dec. ga CON
test unique in sporting events was
decided at Moncrief party today when
the management provided an added
holiday attraction, a novelty race, in
which were tested the speed and en-
durance OF an athletic runner, a thor
ouFhbred Tace-horse, mule and an
automobile.
The winner was returned In Marie
HYDE, race-horse, fayorlte In the
betting at . to .. which. under the
handicap conditions was required TO
cover six turlonss Eight lengths
back came the mule, which started
! IL fWlongs from the wire. while
The man, who had $50 yards to negoti-
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-27
TAXICAB PLUNGES
EREMRANkMENI

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. Dec. &c
a taxlcab in which six young men OF
this city were taking ride went
over an embankmcnt four miles west
OF here today All were injured, one,
Warren Goodcll. seriously He was
badly cut on the head aud body Tho
taxi turned over six times while go
ing over the cmbankmebt and was
wrecked
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PORTUGUESE BANKERS
USED ILLEGAL NE EIHOOS

LISBON. Dec. 2G-Former Premier
j. Lucinal De Castro. twelve former
members and directors of the PortI-
guese Credit Foncier bank all OF them
former cabinet ministers, and the
chief accountants. treasurer and cash
Ter of the bank. were arrested here
today on a charge of using Illegal
methods in connection with the ad-
minlstration of the institution. All
were released on ball.
Castro, who is a paralytlc, was un-
able to appear before the magistrate
and his bail was fixed at $4,000, ,000.
This was furnished by four capitalist
friends.
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Beware or 0lntmeHts for Caterrh tha1
cOPtaln Mercury

IS mercury win surely destroy the sense Of
smell and completely derauge the whole system
when entering il through The mucous surfaces.
Such articles should never be used except On
Ire5copuous from rcpu,7ble physicians. As tic
Hs'naEe hey .lll do's ten fold 10 the i,rd Won
Cs7 ppsH5ly derive from-thcm, Halls Catlrrh
SSo5ej mSnuiaeturod By L. J. Cheney s. Co.
Toledo o., contains no mercury. and is t,L.D
internally, aeuuG directly upon the blood and
%ueo ,eueo surtaces of the system In buying HALLS
SNt9,rh Cure be sure you get the ceuuiue II
- t1ken internally and j. made in Toledo. o.
sy ~, :, - Sueney & Co. Testimonials free.
= i,3ia 3y bTuGEsis- price zoe. per bottle
h@ll Family Pills are the best.
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GOVERNORS QUICK WIT.

While talking to a former governor
of Illinois, who was noted for the
quickness of his wit, an English tour
list spoke with special fervor OF a
sight he bad seen IN another state
Il attended n Sunday service for
the inmates of the state prison" he
said. land / learned that OF the 20S
persons now confined there, all but
twelve voluntarily attended religious
services held in the prison chapel
twice each Sunday"
Most extraordinary" said the gov
ernor, musingly. Il am sorry to say it
Is not so with US But then he add
ed soberly, "In Illinois, you see most
OF the respectable people do not come
10 prison. st Paul Dispatch
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pam. We did not know what TO do,
used TO get sick handling him, from tho
way the corruption was 5lways running.
a. But got somo Cuticura Soao and
tul'Sura .,l Sura Ointment and in q week or
zen days could sec tho eruptlon dr,,;ng
up and bcfore long no was cured SfteSS
eeDout thrcc years OF the Terrible disc,so
40 NSW nc I1 Is I, 2inetecp ycars old and has
l learned TO save thrco-ouartcrs ~ ~ ~ ~
doGioTS BILLS by using Cutioura Scan %
nna % ointment and VII recommcn9
eltner % any one md advise then ~, ~
use them and receive safa Soc.,Iy
cure MTs. Catherine Nocklin. Dock
o.. hoyalton, Pa, Feb. 81, 1910"
Cutcura Is the most economical t,,,t-
ment for tortu1ng. disfgurine NiScci;nns tS1
oi the skiuef infants. children and odSts
A single cake Of Cllticura Ssoan and IieS, ho.
Of CulcHa Ointment arc oitcn suficient mt
cutisura Soap C2ss). Ointment CsOs,. R,,,,v-,,
tsoo ,, and Choeohte Coated rus fss., ~. 20
tnrocHhout tie FOr,d. Potter Drug z C1so go
oof IIepel. 10 Columbus Ave. Dsgt9n.
" Nailed Free. cpti-lr1 poot On so, .,a e.,,,
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NOTICE.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
ing of the shareholders of the Ogden
Bank of ogden. Utah. will be
held in their banking room 2i8i
avenue. ogden. Utah. on
January 10. 1911, at 1870
a m. for the purpose Of elccting Di.
rectors to serve for the ensuing year.
and to transact all other business that
may properly come before the meet
ing CHAS. II. BARTON,
Cashier
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MIKE dolly
i DIES IN JAIL

BANGOR. Me. Dec. 2e.-"Mike'
DAILY. formerly light weight pugilist'
was found dead in cell In the police
station here at S O'Clock this morning
City Physician Burgess turned IN
sudden death, no autopsy" on the
death certificate. A cornorer was
called in but decided an inquest un-
necessary. Daly's longest fight was
with Austin Gibbons OF Patterson, y.
j., in New Orleans. Daily being knock
ed out in the thirty-flrst round.
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MEATS THAT ARE
FREE FROM DISEASE

You have the assurance OF the o.
.orarnmont that In all U. S. In
oI..e,ed e meats all diseased. unwhole-
Dous "pr.a and nnclean meats are condemn
Cd All such meats that are found
20 no clean wholesome and free from
djooase a. - ara stamped by the govern
ment of3ciaIs ~. S. Inspected and
pasaad,S and are permitted to be Of
+er~d for sale at the local meat mar
i'a,s Some markets handle unlnspect-
ed meats as well. and unless you see
tho little blue government Inspection
stamp on each carcass 1t Is not U. >.
inspected. Look for the stamp as you
enter your market .. 90,
OGDEN PACKING & PROVISION co.
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ated extensively in thc city and we
hope TO show thnC they are rospon-
sIble for a number of serious crimes,
We are still Investigating and expect
TO have some strong evidence on
which TO convict them
u. C.. Richardson OF the firm oil
Lyon Il Richardson WAS az the police
station this morning and Identified
some of the pluDder which was found
in the possession OF the gang as ar
ticIes that were missing from his
store. This viii assist materially In
the prosecutions
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crushed. but the occupants W
saved.
True Philosophy.

To SIT still and contemplate-to
remember the faces Of women with
out desire TO be pleased with the
great deeds Of men without envy. to
be everything and everywhere in sym
psthy. and yet content to remain
who're and what you are-is not this
to know both wisdom and virtue, and
to dwell with happiness?- Robert
Louis Stevenson.
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THOMAS WINS SWIMMING RACE.

PORTLAND. Dec. 2G.-The annual
swim of the Multnomah A. c., In the
Willamette river. was won by Lewis
Thomas Of the NJ. A. A. c. In one
minute two and three-fourth seconds.
David Wilder of the same club son
second place and H. Ware OF Van
couver, b. c.. WAS third. The dis
tance was 100 yards An immense
crowd of people witnessed the con-
test Thirty-three swimmers partlci-
pated in the event which was run eff
without mlshap.
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CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY RATES.

Via OREGON SHORT LINE r, r.
Salt Lake and return S11o. Also re
duced round trip rates TO all other
points on Oregon Short Line. Tickets
on sale Dec 23rd. Gath. 25th. 18th,
S1st. 1910. and Jan. lst and End. 1911.
Final return limit Jan. 9th Secure
tickets and full Information a. City
Ticket Once. 25l4 Washington Ave.
f. a. SHEWE, C. P. Sc T. A. -
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SPOR is
BILL LANCE
WHIPS BURNS

LONDON. Dec. 26.-Bul Ihnge, the
former heavyweight champion OF Aus
tralia. severely punished Jack Burns
OF California I'm a go at the Olympia
today The match was for 20 rounds
but the referee stopped tho fight in
the twelfth 70 save Burns from furth-
or pounding and declared the Austral-
Ian the winner.
Lance sent the American To the
floor several times. A big crowd
witnessed the bout
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-27
Character in Shoes.

A kindly old doctor In Geneva has In
vented a new method of reading char
acter which be calls scarpology, or
know a man by his shoes" He SAYS
that a pair OF boots which have been
worn for two months VIII reveal to
him the age, social position. personal
habits and even the moral character
OF the wearer. The economical man.
the vain woman, the slouchy person
OF either sex, tho taker of constitutions
als-all these are easy to recognize.
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PHYSICIAN STOPS
BOXING CONTEST

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 26-The
new police regulation empowering the
club physician to7stop u boxing bout
when be deems Il necessary was en-
forced for the first time today at the
National Athletic club.
Phil McGovern OF Brooklyn was pre-
vented from continuing his match
with Eddie O'Keefe OF this city after
McGovern had been knocked down in
the NTH round. In the judgment of
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-27
GENE M6oVERN LOSES
TO JACK WHITE

MILWAUKEE. Dec % = Jack
White of Chicago all but knocked out
Gene McGovern in a ten-rOund bout
today McGovern was substituted for
Johnny Schultz of Toledo. who was
taken sick The bout was an unin.
teresting one. II being a slugging
match in which White did the slug
ging.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-27
JAP LECTURER DIES.

ROANOKE. Va. Dec. 26-Prof T.
Fukishima. a Japanese scholar and
lecturer. died in hospital here today
following an operation for cirrhosis OF
the liver. performed several days ago
He was 3S years old and leaves a
widow In Chicago.
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ROYALTY ON A HUNT.

ST PETERSBURG, Dec. &c
Grand Dukes Nicholas Nicholiaeylch.
Michael Nicholaeyich and Serge
today departed for
Skirnieniwce. Russian Poland. where
they win hunt with nine Austrian per
sonages, among them Archduke Ru.
dolphe, crown prince of Austria. The
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-27
Smoke.

Don't Imagine next time you see IN
weather promising storm that q
heavy" stratum OF air is forcing the
smoke OF your chimney to the ground.
Instead the condition is tho opposite
and tho atmosphere is too light to al.
.loTJthe smoke TO rise To provo this
fact In this vacation season fill your
mouth full OF tobacco smoke and dIyo
ia 20 feet Of water. releasing the
smoke The smoke appears from the
water almost instantly You may say
It comes up In air bubbles. but this
does no more than to prove the theory.
Your chimney smoke won't rise, be-
cause there isn't buoynncy enough In
the air stratum to ralse It
READ THE A n.nI.
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AMATEUR SKATING RECORD.

NEW YORK, Dec 26,-Edward La
may today at Saranac Lake. n Y,
broke the worlds amateur 220-yard
skating record, negotiating the dis
tGnce In II % seconds This clips
2 % seconds from the record of 19
4-5, made by Leroy See In 1900
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HEAVY ICE GORGE
r ... ON OHIO RIVER.

GALLIPOLIS. Ohio, Dec. gG,-Thc
heaviest gorgcs that have formed in
this section OF the Ohio and Kanawha
rivers for years broke early today.
Fleets of steamboat and barRes
moored in middle port and in the
mouth OF the Great Kanawha had
narrow escape from being crushed
and sunk. one gasoline boat was
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eczema TOTALLY
COVERED HIS FACE
When a Baby-Hair All Came Out
Always Scratching = Mother
Got Cuticuraand He was Cured
After 8 Years of Disease.
My son was about four months old
when he was taken with dnradfuI 80

mo L had four different
doctors but they could
not help him. Tho hair
oil come out and his faco
vas totally covered. His
eyes were shut and VIC
thought he would 20
blind. His limbs and body
were olso affected. Ho was
always scratching, | had
70 keep his little hands
ued down and he seemed
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WOOD ALCOHOL IN PUNCH.

NEW YORK. Dec 2G.-After drink
ing punch. believed 10 have contained
wood alcohol two Italians died today
in North Bergen. y. J. Four others
are In a critical condition.
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sARRY-ROSS DRAW.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. 26.-James
Barry of Chicago and Tony Ross of
Newcastle. Pa fought eight rather
tame rounds to draw before the
National Athletic club tonight
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MARKET FOR Philippine COAL.

AMOY. China. Dec 2G.-Reprcsent-
atlves Of the Bataan mines are here
arranging a market for Philippine coal
in competition with the product OF
Japan and Indo-China
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The referee both men were in shape
,o continue the full six rounds. bur
rho physicIan at the ringside thought
otherwise.
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QUILL ouTPoiNTs MONA.

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 26.-Tommy
Quill of Boston was outpointed to-
night by Bob Moha of Milwaukee in
a siX-rouud bout.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quulne
Tablets Druggists refund money II
II fails to cure L. w. GROVES zig
nature is on each box 2Sc.
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CRARRED
bodies OF
CHILDREN

: GLASGOW. KY. Dec. 2s.-o9 : :
retnrning home on en- errand' =
: today, Mrs, Robert Boles ' OF WIS, IS :
: dom Ky found her house IN IN =
: ashes and In ono corner oi tne =
= Tnins the charrcd bodies OF ner '
4 three children. o sho =
= When Mrs. Boles left home snS S =
+ locked the doors IL was et,'sa ~ 90
= that the children had tried 10 70
: cape but were trapped =
: +++++++++++f+tFF '
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1000 TONS

Castlegate and Clear Greek Coal Will
be sold for cash only. Lump. S5.1o
per ton. nut. $3.50 per ton, delivered
phones 1000 Bambcrgcr-Ogden Coal
Company.
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ROBBERS CAUGHT
REDHANDED

SALT LAKE. Dec. 26.-Six men
supposed to DO the perpetrators of the
numerous grocery store burglaries
that have been committed during the
last month. were arrested at midnight
Sunday while I'm the act OF loohng the
store OF Lyon & Richardson, 357-9
South West Temple street. One mem
Der OF the gang escaped by leaping
from the porch of the second floor Of
the building. Additional members Of
the gang are supposed to be In tho
Jail charged With yagrancy, as the
men who are under arrest are recog-
njzed as the persons who had asked
10 see them earlier In tho afternoon,
Residents in the neigbborhood were
attracted by the movements OF the
men and telephoned the police that
the store was being burglarized and
the plunder carried into an old adobe
house at 317 South West Temple
street. Patrolmen Duyander, Wise.
Giles and Eckstead made a hurried
run to the scene In the police auto.
PatrolmRn Duyander knocked at the
door while the others surrounded the
house.
He found one man ascending the
stairs with box of groceries and or
dered him to hault The man leaped
upstairs 10 warn his companions and
Duvander closely pursued him. In an
upstairs room he found the four other
men, whom he covered with a gun
until the arrival of the other police
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ate. finished third. The automobile.
which had TO travel l1-S miles. after
a running start Of a sixteenth of a
milo. was dIstunt trailer, probab-
~ due 10 the slow track.
Ideal racing weather and six good
races besides the novelty event,
brought out the largest attendance
ever seen at the local course.