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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-03-24
A Foolish Question.

A reader of the New York World
writes to that paper to ask whether II
Is proper for young man to send
candy to girl whom he has met but
once. What question! Why, most
young men begin handing a girl taffy
as soon as they are introduced to her,
Washington Post.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-03-24
Name to FIT The Trade.

Old newspapers give us many In
stances of mems names fitting their
callings. Thus we have Last, a shoe
maker of Exeter, and Treadway, who
piled the same trade In Hammer
smith. There was a Bristol school.
master named Rod. Dodge and
Wynne, attorneys at law Of Liverpool,
must have been the butts of their
Fellow townsmen, while few could
have a more appropriate name than
the Primitive Methodist preacher Riv-
er Jordan.-London Chronicle.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-03-24
Frills.

Mrs. Crabshaw-The new girl 1 have
said she had taken a course in domes-
tic science. Mrs. Crawford-Is she DIFF.
ferent from the other girls you've bad :
Mrs. Crabshaw-Only in one way; she
wanted s. month more.-Lippincott'
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-03-24
Exactly.

Uncle George. we are studying syn
onyms in school. and | want to know
the difference between cute and
'sneaky.'"
According to your mother, it is the
difference between what you do and
what Mrs. Jones little boy does."--
Puck.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-03-24
The Barrier.

ne Barrier.
Eyes, my husband and I quarrel In.
cessantly."
why don't you get a divorcew
I'VE can't bear to. What would be-
come Of FidoY'-Cleveland Leader.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-03-24
Eggs for Matching

Choice Barred Rock eggs 10 cents
each, unfertile eggs replaced.
43tf j. A. Bradbury.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-03-24

Farms and Properties Wanted
We are having calls every day for
farms, hotels, restaurants and business
properties in Idaho. If your price is
reasonable write at once. Temple
Realty Co., 523 Temple Block, Kan
sas City, Mo. 39-4
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-03-24

See our line of tailor made suits
B. b. Cash store. 42-1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-08
PREDICTIONS IN
ORDER AT CAMP
Continued from Page Nineteen.

Continued from Page Nineteen.
match in the east, the latter part OF
this month.
Billy Papke. who has been training
here for hrs coming bout with Joe
Thomas mt San Francisco, broke camp
this afternoon and took late tram
for San Francisco, thence 10 Milletf S
training quarters at Colma, Billy hated
to leave Jeffrics s cnmp. but Promoter
Coffroth was insIstent on his dong the
remainder of his training nearer the
scene of the coming contest. He prom
lsed .Jeffries. who has taken n big
fancy to the mddleweight. that he
would return TO the camp Immediately
after his bout with Thomas.
Picks the Winner.
Joe Choynski is about the first of
those about the camp to predict n
win for Jeffries over j. Archibald. or
course. all those connected with his
training outfit feel that be will flatten
tho champion, but none seems quite so
sure as "Old White Joe The vet
eran ringster even goes so far. as to
pick the round. Late last evening Jo-
seph gave his opinion TO few of the
boys who asked him what he thought
of the coming fight.
"JeffrIes will win, and Will win In
seven rounds or less, - he declared,
Having fought both men, l believe
| should be in position 10 Judge
better Of their merits than anybody
else
''When I fought 1eflries twenty
rounds TO a draw he did not know any
more about boxing than / know about
alligator eggs, The same goes for John
son when | scored n knockout over
him-but there's whole lot of diff
ference between the fellow You can 7
beat and the lad Won can put away.
] believe that Jeffries is not only a
much clevcrer man today than he was
Ave years ago. but think him to be
stronger. The human being doesn t live
that can stay more than seven rounds
with him, providing he is as well off
physically as he is today
Joe further declared that he WASH Z
permitting his friendliness TO influence
his judgment in the matter, and that
Whatever money he bet on the outcome
would be wagered on eleven or less
rounds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-08
Emeryville Results,
Associated A Press

BY. Associated Press.
OAKLAND. Cal. Nav There were
several close finishes today NJ Emery
vile. The HAYWARD handicap resulted in
Victory for Chester Krum over Raleigh.
Goid6nn Just got up in time 10 beat
Thistle Belle by q nose. Thistle was
Claimed for s1lOo by ]. r. Strife.
Summary:
First race. sixsfurlongs. selling-Rosa-
mo II" (kirchbauml. even, Won Ell
lerd ia Wan DUsan), IS 10 I. second
Passenger sc (Callaghan). 10 /, Third.
Time. f:IS is. Ban Rose. Adena, Beda
cie and QUAINT finished as named
Second race. four and a half furlonss.
purse-Jack Stryker, l01 wan Dusar).
13tto 5. won; Salali. 1o7 lCayanaugln. .
tot1.. third. Time. "a As. West Point.
zwlck Beatrice Soule Robert Hears,
and Abella finished as named.
Third race. futurity course-soidhnn.
100. tCavanaush). 10 ]. second: acquia.
S. (Selden). 10 TO l, third. Time. 90 4-5,
Hannah Louise, Lady Elizabeth. Ampedo.
BIT, Of Fortune and Faneril Hall finished
as named.
Fourth race. one mile. Hayward handi-
cap-Chcster Krum. 90 lCailaghanl, 10
:. won: Raleigh l07 tThomasl. : to ..
second Eddie Greney. 30 ISelden). 10
8: third. Time. 1899 IS. Johnny Lyons
Flfth race. mile and seventy yards,
<. won; Redeeu. Sc (Thomas). rs 10 ;.
second; Whdden. l07 CBuxton). 20 20 /.
third. Tiu1e. i:sS As. Arsonaut. Wicket.
named.
Sixth race FIVE and a half furlongs,
puise-Enheld. 10? (CavanauGh). 10 !.
won: Naps Nick. 81 (Thorlas), 6 20 g.
90 ], third Time. Loo 3-5. Lewiston
and Fernando also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-08
By Associated PresH.


LEXINGTON, Ky, May 7.-Muzette ".
furnished the sensation OF the closing
days programme al tho spring meeting
hero today by winning the third race and
paving $3.50 for a 81 ticket IN the Paris
mutuals, the place money WAS s60.26 and
the show $3.50 for the Same priced tick
ct. Reluf a candidate for the Kentucky
Derby at Louisville next Tuesday. made
n poor showing in the fourth,
First race. six ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
straight $3.50. won: Anderson, place $40.
second: Maid Militant, show Sc. third.
Time. ]: :l6 So,
Second race. four and n half furlongs-
Oriental Pearl, straight Sl410. won; Hell
ell Scott. place S3,35, second. Miss Green
wood. show $3.50. third. Time 57 l-5 sec
onds.
Third race. six furlones-Muzetta w.
straight 1870, won: Beth Goodwin
place 1880. second; Tom Bigsby show
$3.50. third. Time, l;19 3-5
Fourth race. ono mile-Foxy Mary.
straight $3.50, won. Collnct, place $3.50
second: Relluf, out, third. Time. :s3 ] %.
Fifth race. four and half fUrlongs =
IncIsion. straight $500. won; Alice A.
Dale. place $3.50, second, County Tax
show $50, third Time. 81 30 seconds
Sixth race. milo and n sixteenth--Den-
Yer Girl, straight s12.30. won Console
place s4.25. second, Miss Crittenden, show
81, 30, third. Time. l;5l S-5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-08
SENSATIONAL SPEED IS
MADE WITH AUTOMOBILE

Careful analysis os the wonderful
speed records made by Barney Oldfeld
and Caleb Bragg at Los Angeles and
Daytona shows the superiority of the
motor car as a speed agent over all
other modes Of travel Motorcycles. fly.
ing mahines and steam locomotives are
not excepted,
Not content with setting world
record Of 21:33 seconds for the mile,
on straightaway, Oldfeld turned a
mile on board circular track in So. %
seconds at the Los Angeles Motordrome,
beating all other existing marks for the
distance.
The straiwhtaway record means a
speed Of l3l Sd miles an hour, or
1913 ID feet second. The tires Old
field used were whirled around at 1896
revolutions 10 the minute. They sus.
tanned weight OF $500 pounds of
machine, and made ii move faster than
human beings ever trayeIe1 before.
Had Old6eld Travelled Mt this speed
from New York to Chicago be would
have covered the distance in seven
hours
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-08
FINE WEATHER BRINGS
OUT CROWD TO RACES
Bv Associated Press.

PlMLICO. Md. Mag Beautiful
weather brought out an immense crowd
here today. The Preskness handicap. the
feature race or the meeting, went 10 Lay
minister. one of the Cassett entries. Mar
tinez was made the favorite but was al
ways outrun. Tho Green Spring Valley
handicap steepleChase was won by Algie
OF Mr. McMurtrys stable.
The meeting as whole has been very
successful
Track fast; weather clear.
First race. four and n half furlongs-
Chiffon Squaw 3 10 q won: Chiffon
Chant, to l, second; Alexandra, Is 10
], third, Time, 81 40
Second race. six furlongs-Sig, 10 J,
won: Osorne. to J, second; King Avon
dale. S 10 ,, third, Time. 10 10.
Third race, the Preakness. one mile
Layminster 10 /, won: DalhousIe. 6 to
1, second; Sager, 10 1. third. Time,
;o5 3-5,
Fifth race. mile-Compton. 10 /. won
Aylmer II TO 5. second; Ross Hampton,
s to /. third, Time. 1:G.
Sixth race. one and on eighth miles
High Private, ! 10 4, won; Superstition,
TO 2, second; Arondack. 10 TO l. third.
Time. 1:23 2-5.
Seventh race. four and half furlongs-
Anna Casse, TO ;, won; Irish Nora, 5
to J. second; Glitter Chatter, IL to l,
third. Time. 50 3-5
Eighth race six furlongs-Saivolet tile.
3 TO / won King OF Yolo, 10 to ], sec
ond; Kyle, TO ]. third. Time. 1;1S 5-o.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-08
SECOND AUTO MEET
CLOSES WITH STORM
EN Associated Press

BY Associated Press.
ATLANTA. Ca. May I.-Atlanta's sec
ond automobile meet came 10 an end to-
day with thc 200-mile contest for cars
of from AL TO 500 cuoic inches piston dis
placement for the Atlanta Automobile as
ISOLATION trophy and cash prize of $1,000
10 the winner
Tic National 90 driven by Ninsaide
FOR. the first half of the distance and by
i. Aiken the last half, defeated the
American car driven by Herbert Lytle by
about three miles. There were seven
starters and six finished. 4 heavy thnn-
der storm drenched the crowd and drivers
and the last seventy-fve miles were run
over track covered with water.
Two hundred stock chassis. s0l TO 600
cubic inches piston displacement for At
leuta Automobile association trophy and
$1,000 In goid-NationaI 80" tKIncaid and
Aitken), won, 3:2:ef 40; American
Uvtle). second.
First race. ten miles. iree-for- all--Won
by Flat 90 (De Palma; time. ,:S9. 40;
American QLytlel, second: National (kin-
caid). third. Only three entrants.
Second race. twelve miles. stock chas~
sis i6l 10 $50 cubic inches piston dis
piacemeut-Uon by the Cole 0EndicotO
tin1c. l3:21.95s NJ. T. tCohen). SECOND. The
F,sione Columbus (Frayerp dropped out
on the fourth mile,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-08
MUCH INTEREST IS
SHOWN IN TOURNEY

Beginning Monday evening. May 2,
promises 10 be the most exciting and in
teresting week in the history OF the Utah
Checker and Chess association. Many
Of the strongest players in the city have
Joined the club recently and the pro-
gramme arranged by the committee is
bringing out the best talent in this sec
tion OF the state. .. II. Richards. who
holds the title as champion OF South Da-
kota recently met and defeated j, y.
Holmes and Charles Cook OF this city.
MIR. Holmes is eX-champion Of Minneapo-
liz. Mimi. and MIR. Cook is one OF the
strong natural players OF Utah, and as
the result Of Mr.. Richards playing
has placed him AT the top OF the checker
department OF the club G. ID Erb has
issued a challenge 10 Mr.. Richards which
the latter accepted and the two con-
testants will meet the coming week In
a ten-game match under the two move
restriction which has been accepted by
all the members OF the club Charles
Cook and j. n. Holmes will play n ten
game match Monday. also Roy Williams
and r. A. Keyworth arp matched for ten
games the same evening. Thursday even
ing ID. l.. Murdock viii meet c. d. Erb,
and William Macl<een will play \, n
Burton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-08

dividual strength may be. AS for play
ing the game, believe in doing the un-
expected and pulling off plays Just when
the other team js looking for something
else I always have been a believer In
the hit and run game. rather than sac,
riflcing,, and also Of hitting the ball at
unexpected times. For instance, il run
ners are on bases and all tho rules of
play seem TO point TO sacrifice Wnt,
and if the other team palpnbly is eX.
pecting sacrifice, ] believe it is good
policy to play hit and r1,n as soon as
the infeld is pulled out of position. l
believe, also, and / think. ] may claim
that | have won many games by 1t, that
running wild on The bases is one Of the
best systems Of winning baseball games.
/ know that while j WAS in the major
leagues I was severely criticized many
times for going from first to third, or
from second home, on short hits. Every
time ] was caught | was criticized for
taking too reckless chances, and many
defeats were blamed TO me, and many
times | was called bono head or worse.
/ was running with system most Of the
time, although. of course, there were
times when I did run blind, During
nv major league career, however, !
think | won two games by wild run
ming where / lost one, The FIRST theory
| ever had in regard 60 baseball was
that the team that makes the other
in The game causes as many wild throws
as wild base running. 7 never lost a
chance TO stretch hit Just as FAR rs
possible, 10 take TWO bases on every
base hit unless tho other side was
watching. When / was caught I was
a bone head When ] made it | was
"luckv,' but it won ball games.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-08
Dates ANNOUNCED
FOR OGDEN MEETING
Horsemen Will Give Ten Days
of Racing Preceding Salt
Lake Races.

At meeting tonight of the Wasatch
Jockey club. arrangements were com
pcted for the spring running raco meet-
ing TO be held AT the Ogden fair grounds
from May % to June 4, inclusive. This
will give the Ogden people and sur
rounding country ten days OF frst-class
racing The meeting will not conflict With
the Salt Lake meeting. which commences
June G. .
The names OF the officials VINO viii
serve, with the exception of that OF the
presiding Judge, are: F. A. Lowe, asso-
Ciate Judge; Earl G. McQuaioe, secretary
and clerk OF scales; Joseph Weber. start
er. and w. d. Rishel, timer and paddock
Judge
SIX splendid races will be given 5aIly.
with purses agerega6ng 5000. FREQUENT
handicnps carrying with them valuable
purses will be given.
The betting ring will be open to all
reputable bookmakcrs.
There are more than fifty horses al
ready quartercd at the track, and 100
more that VIII be shipped from Salt Lake,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-08
BY FRANK ISBELL.

Keep your dnbber up and challenge
every one who opposes you Keep
fighting and hustling all the time.
That Is the way 10 win.
| have worked on baseball clubs that
have beaten much stronger clubs, and
the secret of our success has been that
we always have kept in better condi-
tiou than our opponents and fou
harder. ] think ! see things clearer
now that | am n club owner than | did
when ] was a player, being able 10 get
both views of the game, and the first
thing that strikes me ls the necessity
of having leader to keep the entire
team moving at top speed, and one who
can get the best work out of each man.
The game is a peculiar one, because the
work of each man depends SO much upon
the work Of those around him. There
is the spirit of victory or Of defeat III
the air almost. and the success of Il
team depends greatly upon the conf
dcnce II has in itself.
My idea as a club owner Of how to
win often conflicts with the ideas |
had whom a player / have n theory
now that picking the men more because
of their nerve, their courage and their
dispositions than for their playing abil-
ity is the winning system.
On the field | think I hive helncd
win more because of "iollying' other
players, watching them, stopping thom
when they are going TOO fast. than |
ever did by individual hitting or field
ing. 1t was the devotion 10 Jones and
TO Comtskey. and the confidence we felt
in them and in each other that won pen
nants for the White Sox. aud If that
spirit does not exist in team the team
is beaten, no matter how great its in.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-08
Shilling's Good Ride.
3y Associated Press


AQUEDUCT. n Z. May g.-Fayette,
under Shilline's good ride, won the Kings
county handicap. the feature Of the card
today. defeating poor field OF horses.
He so overwhelmingly outclasEed the two
horses opposed TO him. Magazine and
Wander, the latter an added starter.
ne WAS held at the prohibitive price of
TO S. Fayette won easily in 1:45 as.
the fastest for the distance OF the meet
ing.
First race. six furiongs-Eddie Dusan.
; IN 2, won: El1n Beau. . To 5. second
Frank Purcell, II 10 S, third. Time.
J:ls.
Second race. seven furlongs-Bashti.
. 10 :. won: Indora. oil. second: Pick
anniny. TO l, third Time, 80 seconds.
Third race. six furlonEs-Rose Queen.
Q 10 20. won; Rockstouo. % to 1. second
Tony Bonero, to /. third. Time. liza l-5.
Fourth race. mile and a sixteenth
Fayctte, J to s. won, Magazine. 8 TO J.
second: Wander, 10 to /. third. Time,
/ 1.45 3-5.
Fifth race, seven furlongs-Dulicare. :
30 l, won; Ban1hap. to !. second; Ed
bail. to ). third. Time. :29 2-5.
sixth race, FIVE furlongs-.Blne Mouse
Crash, 3 10 S, third. Time. 1:02.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-08
Portland Draws Blank.
NORTHWEST LEAGUE

BY Associated Press.
GDnLyh s~I- Ma, Cz1.A
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-08
MANAGER GOOD WILL
REORGAN|ZE TEAM
Salt Lake Is Now Assured of a
First-Class Baseball Nine
for Season.

When Freeman Bassctt left for the east.
work stopped In raising funds for the
Salt Lake baseball team, and until Sat
urday IL appeared as ii there would be
no Salt Lake team.
Manager Good, OF the Zion team. has
como to the rescue and says that there
will be Salt Lake team, The boys Will
get out and raise enough money TO start
the ball rolling, Good says that the man
ayers of the Salt Lake, Murray. Occiden-
tal and one other team, VIII hold q meet
ing. arrange schedule and play series
o. games for the state championship.
Good saws that IL is quite apparent now
that the Utah league VIII take no action
in tho matter. at any rate. no efforts are
being made al the present time. Several
" tho directors objected when the Occl-
dental team was admitted bat there was
no alternative and il baseball was 10 be
placed on n paying basis four good teams
must be secured.
Members OF the Salt Lake team will
commence work Monday 10 raise enough
money TO start the team and Good says
that he viii have a winning nine,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-08

cate trouble with lines hefuv
and Newhouse. Beaver and
ST. George. This game car Ia,
by the Bell company for foIIor
work lines all over the atatr
tana, Idaho, Wyoming and Ut
been driven thousands OF mile
rlson says that the roads Be-
are the very worst that he n
peTienced and that for one
they had to make every inch q
they covered. From Beaver
the party encountered a te71
storm which left the roads
condition. South OF Cedar th|
ditions are made up OF deem
MI. Harrison states Is very
passable. The car made th1
Of nearly 700 miles in fine ghzr
BILE being experienced excepi|
tires We're badly cut by rocks.
party Will probably leave foI
this coming week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-08
GRAPPLERS WILL MEET
FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP

4 wrestling match for the Utah mid
cllcweisht championship will be held be-
forc tic Murray Athletic club Tuesday
evening. at the Murray opera house; j.
states. and Charles. Williams. fireman
from station no, /, VIII contest for the
state title and the fans look forward 10
"a good match, best Two In three falls.
The erapplcrs are said To be in first class
condition and are ready to give good ac
count oil themselves,
Part OF the receipts will be gi-en 10 the
Murray baseball team.
G.. R Temple OF New York will take on
Il Greek wrestler VINO is training Blu
zukos in n preliminary match.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-08
YOUNG WOMAN Alta
AND BEATEN

Miss Jane Mooney, fS ye1I
141 Pear street. while return
car. was attacked and sew
sbout the head and face pf
fed man this Sunday m<
o'clock. After accompanying
friend 10 the car. Miss h91
turning to her home AS sns
an alley-way. tho thug jumpe
darkness aud struck the yoo.
the face ana about the nesn;
attracted the neishbors' e.
thug fled.
Andy Hilton. who resides
tho Young woman. repoltsu
the police and furnished
the assailant. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-08
COL. WILBUR E. VIII
IS INSPECTIl

For the purpose of mak
spectiou Of the Fort DouRl|
Lieutenant Colonel Wilbur
of the inspector geueral's
of the United States army
Salt Lake Saturday. The
OF the inspection work was
urday afternoon at l o'elQ
regimental review was held
Colonel Wilder graduated
Point in 1877 and bad aiva]
nected with the cavalry se
the date of his detail 10 n
generals department. U
Spanish war he was coio
Fourteenth New York
Brooklyn regiment,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-08
Entries Announced.
BY Associated Press.

CHICAGO. May 7.-Eutries FOR the con-
ference athletic meet at Grbana, H.,
July 4. were announced here today by
Secretary w. n. Howe. The list in
cludes 106 names which breaks all records
In the history or the conference and does
not include t1e names OF entrants from
Leland Stanford and California. both OF
which have telegraphed they Will send
teams OF nine men each.
Twenty-four universities and colleges
are rcpre sentel.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-08
Livelier Baseball.


By Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, May 7.-Manuiactur-
ers of the American league official base
ball have announced that this years ball
had IA cork instead Of n rubber center.
The cork was dipped in rubber and the
rest Of the process was the same as I'm
former years. The makers say that the
cork center has resulted In much live
icr ball
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-08
MANHATTAN CLUB

Manager Downing has signed UP sev-
ciaI heoVyweghts for Monday nights
smoker al the Salt Palace ia order 10
give the bantams and feathers n chance
70 rest.
There is also some talk of matching
Frank Hardin and Peanuts Sinclair
for twenty round boxing contest for
Ogden the latter part OF the month. The
boys will probably sign articles of agree
Hent the early part OF the week.
Tie Nanbatt0n card is as follows.
Young Forbes VS.. KID Davis: Kid Irish
Vs. Jack Gardner: Young Lamont VS..
Young laurence; Larry Burns vs. Jack
BurrI,. Jack Downcy We. Kid Frazzlcs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-08
Intermountain Trip.

Frank Gawan left this city Wednesday
noon for trip to Denver in a Pierce Ar
row. which has already been driven So
900 miles. and Is over flve years old MIR.
Gawan expects TO meko the trip in about
FIVE days and will follow the route COW
cred by Ezra Thompson and Frank Bot
terlll through Wyoming last July. Mr..
Gawan has all the confidence in the world
In his old Pierce and expects TO make the
round trip, which is. over 1900 miles OF
the worst roads In our western country.
After a few days stop in Denver Mr.
Gawan will start Immediately on his re-
turn tourney,