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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-21
AMATEUR TEAMS TIE
FOR CITY CHAMPIONSHIP

In the hnal game played Sunday after
noon at Walkers field, which was 10 de-
eide rhe amateur championship Of Salt
Lake. che Marrotts Athletic club and the
Fifth Ward Athletic club played TO
tic Of ; 10 3. This game has been
watched for with much interest by the
amateur clubs OF the city. as both teams
arc evenly matched.
For tlle first two quarters neither team
scored. although both goals we're IN dan-
ger several times. In the third quarter
the ward team scored by blocking a
punt. the ball being In play on Marrotta
b-yard line When +. Jones attempted
TO punt. seddcn rushed through and
blocked the punt and Jacobson recovered
the ball from n tumble by Sedden and
"a rried il over,
Marrotta rallied in the fourth quarter
CARRYING the ball UP the field and MAX
ing large gains by the use of the for
ward pass When within, IL yards OF the
GOAL peck carried the ball through on an
end run tieiug the score, In the last
few minutes OF play the Marietta near s.,,
Iy succeeded in scoring twice. The ban
was within six inches Of the goal OF the
ward team when the game was called
lIne
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-21
JUAREZ RACE MEET
OPENS THANKSGIVING
Fifty Stakes Are Scheduled for
Feature Events During
Winter Season.

Ell PASO. Tex, Nov. 20.-Thc winter
race meet OF the Juarez Jockey clue,
whose new if-mill!on dollar racing
plant Is located In Mexico, near this ely,
will open Thanksgiving day for a l0c-oa
season. The opening event VIII be La
Independence handicap. valued 1T $1,000
Brilliant racing for the entire season is
promised b. the promoters, among whom
are James Butler. New York; j. G Fol-
lansbee, New York, Alberto Terrazas
Chihuahua, Mexico, and Colonel Matt j
Winn. Louisville. Ky.
About 500 horses have been shipped
here from all parts OF the United States
among them being McChesney, Jack Al
kin. Minnie Adams, Right Easy and man!
others who have won some distinction on
the American turf. Included among the
iockeys who will have mounts are Shill-
Ing Garner. Benescotten and Kennedy,
Announcement Is made that nifty stake
events Will feature the winter meeting ar
average OF one each alternate day. The
values will range from $1,000 10 $4,000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-21
FOOTBALL SEASON
ONE Of SURPRISES
UnIooked-Fo Strength of the
Teams Formerly Weak Is a
Feature of Games.

BOSTON. Nov. 2o--The college foot
bali season. which closes this week, has
been one OF surprises and unexpected up
sets among the big teams and unlocked
for strength by colleges that have hitherto
been regarded as weak.
The question OF awarding theoretical
championships probably Will prove as
fruitful OF themes OF discussion among
experts as that OF the equally theoret-
cally a!l-American eleven. which sporting &
writer's like to figure out on paper and
on the makeup OF which no two ever
a gree.
Most Of the experts have postponed
the se,tlemen, OF these two questions
until the final games are played Thanks
giving day Pennsylvania will clash with
Cornell at Philadelphia and Brown Will
meet the Carlisle Indians Al Providence.
on Saturday comes the annual Army and
Navy contest at Philadelphia
The following are tho games won lost
and tied and the total points scored by
and against fifteen OF the eastern col
lcces
l.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-21
TURF WAR LIKELY
ON COAST TRACKS
Conflict in Dates for Meetings
at Emeryville and Santa Anita
May Cause Trouble.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 2o.-The news
from Los Angeles that a sixty-day meet
ing Will be held at the Santa Anita track
this winter Is the topic Of conversation
among the horsement at the Bmeryville
track Many look for war. as it is well
Jockey club does not intend TO let any
body interfere with the success OF the
meeting here. Racing on the coast has
been in a rather precarious state for the
last two years and il is believed that
strife among the tracks won't help the
sport 10 any great extent.
II is ngured that the results of the
election will help tho turf interests. but
how has not yet been made clear, The
track owners at Los Angeles made the
OF resuming the sport on
some alleged promise that there would be
no interference, The business men OF
that city have felt that lack of enter
tainment In the way Of racing has di-
verted hundreds of tourists to other
points on the coast, and IL is claimed
backing OF the business interests in and
around Los Angeles.
Whether or not the Los Angeles pro-
moters will get n sanction is an open
question. Williams is against the project.
but the political thumbscrews may be
put on to make the bose Of coast rae
ing ''loosen up" Even II no sanction
could he secured. Il is believed here that
the southern owners will start anyway
and then take a chance of having their
horses race cast again next summer,
If your want be situation. make
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-21
JACKSON LEADS
IN SLUGG|NC
Cleveland Player Heads List in
American League, Appear
ing in 20 Games.
COBB GETS H0NORS FOR
BATTING of THE REGULARS
LajOie Comes Second, Only One
Point Below the Detroit
Champion.

CHICAGO. Nov. 20.-Jackson OF Cleve
land might have been a disputant with
both Lajoie ana Cobb for the prize auto
mobile for hitting in 1910 in the Ameri-
can baseball league but for the limited
number of games in which he played. In
the official list OF batting averages made
public today, he heads the list with a
percentage OF 1897.
He played in only twenty games how
ever, and was not eligible for the prize.
Cobb is second with a percentage OF .3se
and La joie third with .3s4,
Philadelphia heads the clubs in bat
ting with 2S5. Chicago being last with
212. Lajoie played in the greatest mum
Der Of games OF any player In the league,
his record being 5el times at bat in 15s
games.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-21
tNlLllAM MOORE WINS
|foAORS AT HORSE SHOW

iuSh; Nov. 20.-The official
o. the twenty sixth National
os, Which closed az Madison
unosn last night gives Judge
- Moore NJ Chicago even great
~ man first glance indicated.
- toog twenty seven blue rib
IS, aoead NJ his nearest rirai,
swphes. with only seven.
ns,son. e. 7. Stotesbuly and
d., h,"ne were third. with i've
~, n snrg has four. G.. ". Wat
.no'e Three and Walter Win
,Ih Alfred Vanderbilt comes
IN, me end with n single first
-,-,r me Moore horses. besides
4 ser olucs. took eleven red
!, IeiioWs or third. four whites
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-21
ATTEND FUNERAL
OF DARING AVIATOR

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 2o.-Funeral
services were held here this afternoon
for Ralph tombstone. the aviator who
plunged to death during spectacular
flight at Denver Thursday afternoon The
services were held at Trinity Episcopal
church, and were attended by throngs
who had known tho daring aviator in
life.
Wilbur Wright and Walter Brookins
attended the funeral, and were also pres
ent at the lnternent at Mount Washing
ton cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-21
Ri FAVORS
|B0X|NG LAWS
\ That Statutes Should
njt Ring Contests Under
Strict Regulations.
.aTrRS PLAN TO FORM
'a9ErTIyE ORGANIZATION
IHsll Defers Bout With
p,] Moore Until No.
yember 29.
!, reAT> MASTERSON.

I'M d. lp1A'
yoRK. Nov 2o,-Jase carr,' the
r,.sr Of schenectady. ". Y,
;, ,,ote that believe the legisla-
!, ,ass a boxing bill. CARR is
A :, opinion that an organiSa-
L. be formed by the reputable
rur,rs OF the state
'I,,oazer of number OF cMos IN
-r rri,es Mr.. CARR. 81 think
ss,.rs themselves are largely re-
4. ,or certain evils that exist IN
r,s game. and they are chiefly
+. ises of crganizatio There
.s,oTs connected with the sport
~ done away with II the
- were organized, First is
..-snd the second the boxers
y rsts matches and at tie last
.I "a appear TO. keep their en-
II. tbsraby leaving the club and
- in The air. so 10 speak.
4, o,her things. Mr., Csrri stated
C,sr and club managers whose
4 aoujd as soon have as q cero-
~ but regrets that they are
EJ ln the minority.
Postpones Bout.
,,len requested the Paramount
rt,b 20 postpone Ills match with
r, untll the 29th. Abe gives as
(.s mai ne was anxious 10 be IN
4 possible condition when he met
y DEFENDS ON the match" said
4 M the Other evening. and !
,spsd 40 take gny chances
r5 ne vas feeling a little tired
ns Shep ne got back from New
4 .rd felt the need OF a freshen-
4 Auslrs ambition is to box
'nFarland al l35 pounds before
" local clubs. and in order TO
J match nc will have 10 beat
ns does not hold the Philadel-
'han by any means, The fact
|isss!aers Moore about the tough
*EstlshI in the east. and wants
q Ny.sCt condition when he meets
Is no understanding between
j ,sse viii bs no pGllins when ]
~ Ting with him" declared At
9 fmphssis.
.1rsid Indicate thai there will be
DE- doines next Tuesday night
Il y .No meet.
Istnson Getting Erratic.
= Us tesn strons suspicion for
4 uae i. sporting circia5 that
n Ieck Johnson was gradually
~ into some sort Of a bug. His
hs eeeH OF such an crratlc
p lhat many began 10 suspect
rss no, altogether right in his
|fn. His automobile match with
d1held AT 5heepshcad Bay, and
hil Effort In behalf Of the Dem
atstt III The last election. may
Is proof that his mental
vs sadly out OF gear
lah year ago ! predicted that
n dd not pu; the smotherer
N his dlsSipations IL would be
SCI, while until he would be a
"a, lor q padded cell. II would
y net stage had already been
tsdey. theN wrestling promoter
lia ana manager OF Hacken-
me Russian lion. arrived in this
coming. Mr., Curlcy has Hack
-cl lnoer contract tn give u num-
Ihollions in ;his country. IT Ia
ls purpose To bring liacken-
,m Prank Gotch together In an.
l''a 'cr the championship OF the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-21

Itisv 81 uhs you doWD-makes
B6,ss ss'e.iIn I'm for organic diseases.
ps es,,'ti e'tiers puriles the blood
l, a.. o,'e-ouilds you UP.
Y anrnsnasnt cured mo OF ec1ema
h ssrg.1 ss.1 me a long time. The
I.snrnissiaent' Hon. S. W. Mat
, Missioner OF labor statistics,
no7sm bowels. promotes easy.
kmls,s cures constipation
E 4 ~, ASK your druggist for
,ou u suffer Ave minutes wiu,
ga. ARpiy DR.. Thomas Eclectic
acts Hike magic.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-21
F0RTY-FIVE RACE HORSES
BURNED IN FIRE AT FAIR

WICHITA. Kan. Nov. 2o.-Forty-
head OF race horses valued at $50. 900
were burned today in the stables on the
Wichita and Southwestern Fair assecia-
ton, The horses were being wintered
here after racing season OH the fair
circuit OF Kansas and Oklahoma
The tables. which were entirely de-
stroyed. were valued at sl2. 900. half in
sured, A further loss OF $4,000 was due
10 the burning OF racing carts. harness
and other accessories. The origin OF the
fire has not been learned.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-21
|.nuaE'S CONDITION
GETTING WORSE

=, condition is SIN critical.
nat ~ chanss Sunday evening
'rrr m Was weaker. He seems
ID s.nound gradually and unless
J e,.aed change for the better
~ so. np hold out rp.ich longer.
tt ,gefat1on afYc.. cd temporary
.r @ m wound never heated UP
b, s. no s'sn Of doing so. The
u n, seehdance hold out very
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-21
ne Ilne up
Fort DnIlolas
Salt Lake
Hitchcock Is First.

PARIS. Nov. 20.-At the Auteuil track
| today Thomas Hitchcock, Jr.s. Iskoutsk
won the PriX lie Torpileur, a three-year.
| old event at one mile, seven and ne-half
| furongs, stake $500
In the Prix lc Hon, steeplechase at
one mile, seven and one-haf furlongs
| Nash Turner's Mon Cauchois finished
aonnnd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-21
To Bar Jack johnson

WASHINGTON. Nov. 20.-The police
department has issued a new regulation
prohibiting all forms OF boxing cxhibi-
tons within the District OF Columbia.
This will prevent Jack Johnson from box
Ing In thcater during his coming en- :
ys cement here
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-21
AIraadu at Morcrief,

1Ar.ES1NVTLLE. Fla. Nov, 2V.-WlTh
b,,, few days before the opening OF
the racing al Moncrief, many horsenei,,
arrived In Jacksonville today rrlnSipal ,l pa
dican To be run OIL the opening day
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-21
Lasker Wins Another.

BERLIN. Nov. 20.-Emanuel asker
OF New York won the nth game OF the
championsh chess match against D. jan
owski, OF Paris here today, Lasker Sc
lected queens pawn opening, to which
Janowski could offer scarcely any re-
sistance.
Present score: Lasker. 3; drawn. q;
Janowski, 0.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-21
Preparing for ParnsY.

ITHACA n. V. Nov. 20,-A confer
ence OF football coaches was held today
and the Cornell team which Will play
Pennsylvania Thanksgiving day at Phila-
delphIa WAS chosen and the play out
lired,
delphia.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-21
Tigers Trounced Again

HAVANA, Nov. 26.--The Havana base
ball team today defeated the Detroit
club. . 10 |.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-21

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it known by the insertion Of want
Had' in The Tribune.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10

which vii uarFe thsir s0nmon rest
ing plass
Rev Or Robert j BurcH,ts pas
tor srerifus 81 Temple Rabsfsf
chmch t5ndueteS the services as
SISTED h two aEheF clerErmen- A
chorus ~ tstg met ~r@nseF@a s@sAral
hymns
DS,wr in ,ron. ~ the scsee fs1lnx
fne Eem-rirele 90 Baskets me~e
5 sh+ members ri ihA families
teT@arHa ay The movk % the ~5Trzm*-
sra Thanking them acre white 4r-
ped MUSES. from g nearby naspgtaA
y no were called "a render any assist
ance hy those Tor whom the strsfa
mEht grove too great Ard ghey rad
work rs do Before the service mss
aFer twg Horuea he'd collapsed one
~ them AIRS Tors Howard wf= %
one ~ She a@ne ifnofoYue operators
0as e&rF7e1 0Ht ssriesing tn
n4rse also aent 80 fhe eersetery
here their Winistratiens ~eFa Esin
nA@ia9 ny wnnl~u mnurners
Gn his funeral address, Dr Bur
e#.fe eul3gi1e6 fhe victims tas ex-
alasien "a n~roi- martyrs ta 6uSF mhu
nsd gune Nm mnrN&nE t8AhfIllr in
spite * frequent threats fae1 sreF
would D. KILLED ir iae manner in
whicn they finally did meet death H
aotnrd 8 5Istifle>ca et the position
Genefal usis and his nEN GER nage
T. gen rezsr6lns rhs motives Rat
prumMAt tire 6hstra "a the ptant
anE as men
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10

LORENZO HUBBELL AIDS
IN SUCCESSFUL BEAR
HUNT: INDIAN BEATS II

HaaaAaAN EaAaAAHAH
- y Cotton end q a N0gel made
q "trip In M Corrcns altu last wsek
70 Canada ATE1n1 VISITING Hcn 7
L Eubbefi o. thai place NJ Fogel
had q bear hul1 planned wnAh w1l
the assstArce ~ M H-no@il N1s
~s@sfuHy carried Oft ne hIutsF
as srarrs1 for The mountains Uith
an IrttRn Eul6s who WEs a NaTao
OF eu1rse Il e weli known ~ al oi1-
rime traders that the %ava1c Il Eth
mentally sud p1yscaur afra1 Of
ire Scar Tpon rsscninE TIE nunt-
i-E Erog15 the SErE-o SAYS shan 7
rlr whs1 Z see t1s csar He uas
told tEat be u4E csser En -rcm a
ca9r The game Eas sccr f1un1
cls 40 lcnE rzuEs an old hlsEE bsar
are e rearh1E When EllHfr ah0lt
-@ ARTS Fcga tired a. ire &c ere
ard su-ce=f -r M crtrENnE her Ire
ssecr1 srCr trnaErt E1rU ere CAB
Th= % ire ualnd=1 1ssr vas
taken p shea ~ vas cws-sEen
~ lr14r rorrzU - order lrHf
1r REL. WnFrelr1r l~ufrEa-sf az
usl e1srEHt IRE rws nrnteE re
fr9ar took o. tr- rcsk ae14lr- ate
81 z-4 romRrinz fcr hssr -a 81r
a ran wtl a Ecel r-Fe E1 -E
maze 500 usr fees srEH r-zE
three more snc-s -tr ere t sf th@
a-rsl So f-I dead 1hr rrrr
f r-ru tre n-rrs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10
gRFATfST coNf14AGRATlON
FOR MORE THAN Is YEARS

winnipeg Man 01 &%NaHrnAd.
Slim 3 ~ efeat aange from fore
est fires whaeh are gradually near
fng Etsak fawm Tao special traims htt
here as 3 aseAucA ever f1e Canadian
Northern railroad Wfth fire apparatus
and Rose Roos~Fe cit ~ safe after 40
au ASS NEAt. hus tire town IS era Aed
slGh HsfAreFN TantEnl Wssroaa il
row 6ea With fhoassnt refugees ard
Hires a eQrainT ah arp@na M The
lrr s SPREADING tnNs aay ard s row
ane su niles frau sprA&1e Nar
wrtrh 2 twertV miles northwest 81
A=A. It Mr# zEs sa cahalnE Gown
from faf aaFsh eg Spraru# where 81
has AafHea great aaantlties W sorl-
wood. tlss amd feiegraph poles aeait-
re s~AEpn4ent
The pren@as forrest coufla3rAglan -
shs greatest sanco ire Hlckley Minu
hafrlr fifteen years awu in the SOM
tas.aa Of : rsFG Is e~sttrHMts tha 81 S-
tnE Ht az nxeAanee - messages be-
&C. b eenfeFF s10V that ever
iae settlers principally from aFsmnd
Eeau4slse have nut been rpartet
Geuerai Superintendent Cameron Of
th* canatlnn Northern miwag N8res
from Rainy Riy#r that hrs estimate ~.
ere n4umter 80 dteths FORTY e4t aG-
raits tnis rumter uaF he eNee3i
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10

famed "a Z nsue. It was near IN,
big RAJ Portage Lamt@r npals
mills snd the plaHt and great piles ~
iawber wtre roaring I1 IN instant
kEstu trs terror stricken flgtDfes -
pan a. ia@Fe srre n iaukee r. IS
ifa4ns River mam 81 iAe
Hss4agfte
Tfafnm sfer NessSu. tHragxa earre
ro4rm0f p eaare6s msre saved pg
Cd : tong ssns ef nrr ears ard tat
farases aeamtiea shaard Mzrt
GathN Es eItiHrnF prepared s' As-
.eFs tnelr wvs aHa gha train t
"a east the @ina tarn-D arag'
ana the uaFues m thiV site subsidized.
AZ SpoaHe ere rFa&sest property
19s4 3 sha& af She Sne81ln Mathiel
Nawhaf company Besias fhe mili
fner 8nFt 60 saN.84a tffs 81 nsis stock
Falaea af sAH rer tha ssua En Speoner
tre q hawssR leff sfamelHg are fhaae
~ ere steftl ant Hslf 8aren on tha
river
Tas problem al a~rA gar the faE-
tiees "a = 1eslnnH nne EIwMt hNndref
were saken a. International fsIts 81
q SAID reief mtU So supplied ~ tne
NmttHsi States m Erw homrN 30 ahe
msAntsHf are Nenatian people are
feeding rifsn The gmA RI chill
dfen hnvs fawad shelter Nith tie fam
iileS 81 Canadians aMt mQsa ~ = men
fu eaE cars
Masf af ire people have lost eHers
tn@r nasaess mA1g 81 fhefn
i1r afmeSk nakem TENTS ars nadi
~eGH8. TIE wnzt conservative esfi-
r 1sS are that at feast see people
naFs wFtlEh&s }r t1a NnBeR of 1ttn
there = &a r@rDF8 aria possibly sever
Wtft b Two thn4sand people are
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10
MINE EMPL0YE KILLED
BY DEADLY KICK OVER
HEART BY A MULE

Especial Dsspateh fs sh- a@-afng xoarn4iI
Ration. n M Oct &-Frlak
Braeer. o1e 81 the team drivers az
tha Yankee mine @as Instantly KILLED
yesterday bv h@lng kicked awer the
heart ay ore 81 the wules ha Was driy-
ing TIE accident happened shortly
sfteF the noon hou-. wniie TIRE sain
m11 was driving his mule team from
the rlt e. the incline lanes wallace
q gQung boy. who was working net
fa- frous the scene 81 1he tragedy
states tEst B-aEer srruCE Z q tae
mules @ that a vicious qair o. hind
feet leE olt and struck him in the
CEesc TIE man felI Ike a s10na
Wken picked 40. ne Was found 70 have
hesr st-acE directly over the heart
having doubtless been killed 0uEr8ghl
Judge B1yne Was at cuCs summoned
ard an inquest held Ire Unfortunate
accident strangely Cclnei6Fnr to
a similar tragedy happening az the
sane mfne al &hout the same time 81
dag on Thursday las. and not zee
fset away from the scene o. that sc-
c3Gent IRE camp OF Yankee has re-
Gently beer having its fan cuots %
distressing acci6snrs
--
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10
CHOLERA CASE FOUND
on STEAMER M0LTkE

New Vera Qet SIT MAS znnounc-
e1 tonight that q ease 1f cholera mas
developed % Board the steamship
Aaa1ks which has been held At QHa--
2a.lRs sn iass Monday As q possible
carrier.
This case sh0ws al the features 81
the GeruAua case said Health Of
uze1 D1EE tonight and = ~uua5abte9-
af 1t The Kind known IS chnleTa car
re IRE M1isx@ eff Naples On Ss
ts-aosr e. snd { Ess 8Soat seventeen
OARS larsE ihat Ehs man became I'D
after has 8eoauEM Tonprruw ! shall
remove to Hoffman Island sI the SIS
=raz= PASSENGERS ard probably a
greater lAFr OF tne crNW
TIE Moltke arrived here with SIS
cabin passengers In sd1iuuu re4rlg q
Thousand IN the s.eezEe me former
were released after careful inspection
ard 3 teHsF Of tw1 1zyg
only tonight the Fstrs liner san-
l@me up 10 her pier having
been held aE Quarantine since Monday
4 GeAth - chesrs occurred during tie
roFzge. bat DO further eases c~sVela5-
=t arc h=r release VAS granted To-
nEht
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10
SIXTY BODIES FoyNu
~ PAIN oI 81 AMfS

Rane Navef. ofs nes t@--WNalA
g Ntn4 = s~~ EirN 8 sea az fire east.
uar4 GA tne ssaih siis * the ReiusY
river tae great oNas ~ ttames aAFH
psx8ec this SCI gien t~sVs@itle a easAm+
ity that alssaty re4ches b proper
ton % On la~texuAtiQn4l disaster
Sixty ccrpees have D~er found the
path 81 tne flames ard a ass era "a
yet 70 hs ~searcnsa for dead shtle tat
towns 81 Snsaras nsaaaa1te ans plt
naxe uper tstaiiT DESTROYED mstM N
large property ios
WIZ tns axg@ntle8 10 thf afsfF-r
tton 81 fne sasiss am4 stock ni Un# HAf
Por3xe Lantsr company s. katuF
river. tnf pFiHel l1rs g. canitaea
90 fns Sugta side SO tne FlsaE ans
ehiefsY sustained hlumE fhn AsneFrNr
tsrdef
Ralsfasd p uirs ecnresions lr1-
tne Nest are NAt e4f nE g narnea dis-
tfict 3xtsnasng fnFsy miles frem NAF
read. Ntnns or the Canadian Ncrtb-
eFn Railroad ThreuEh fnfs District
shs lass uans possea laft niEht The
road - ouEa 10 the south east
haaefer ard raiief N neinE s~ffertsl
fforr Eaff william
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hat 13tfsd Cor usouths aGd we're
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save af Nase leN fer nFh nna naif
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caused 20 msny fn ntftE pr the 81
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curs 81 ffe nesT aeve sartrs trls
barrier as Some 4a4 Yaras aiane the
clrarfur A e@E rfrton ei ths heIos
caust ass given James Haw1fT
o. SseoHsr lie @Al
w4a several wiles anath ~
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81 the flames d Started t1 fs far
the town taf the fire VAS cam ur
tAFf EnE mMs warY close caught
Up win q uaa uha ura autei
with g uamsn ems o. ar7 TheF
see Hrhae.ed snd Enehed trr
Mhe and FED There n W 20
shir4d ae passed thrauah 2
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al eE1a1ters IS TIA seton esacef
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10
HsatI ROAD TRAFFIC CTR
orr BY BURNED BRIDGE

Fafs Argnur Ont J#t THE
Czusdan NeFtAeras passenger frain
from Port AvtnNf enroasa 90 Rainy
river wsfh Feltet nAs t4Fuef hseE ~
burned tresgie aear Lns4fne ire
miiss vast ~ Fe~ William The
~tre~ale az on# OF Use iungess bets zen
West Fort William and Wlnnluee sui
s4e fest 81 ig burned An east nound
freight crew whirh eiscntF cred ahd
exnlngaiaed fnn f9fe q a norr0m
Haaa Tire Ine esnHot aa anersH
fnf fhFaaEh traffic FL less han Forty
ak9hG anars- Railroad officials are
aainxs aN pa&sl0 Die go relieve the on-
3ftlar ef refuses in the fire xpne and
g. open the tire FOR traffic Tns
irsssie nesf Laseins tauEnf fire fram
q ps-s 4 ime motive