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The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23
Wisconsin Decides to Get
New Coach

MADISON. Wis. Dec. 22.-It was an
nounced today by Prof. George w
Ehler, director Of physical training at
the University of Wisconsin. that on
account of the new policy adopted at
the university that all athletic officers
should devote their time 10 the univer-
sity, he would not reappoint Thomas
Barry as coach of the football team.
Ehler will go east Immediately and
make a search for a competent coach.
Barry. who had been here three years
already is believed to have accepted a
contract with Notre Dame college.
here.
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,acing machinery, and his performance
yesterday stamped him as a good one
De defeated his field in the most de-
sisive fashion. winning by a length
rom Jest, which was meeting the win
aer on practically even terms. Jim
Basey, which finished third, was giving
Eddie Dale % pounds.
Schreiber's colt, whose numerous vic
ories had made him a popular favorite
With race followers, was the choice at
/ TO / when the betting opened, but the
weight scared the talent away from him
% some extent, and they made Jest the
avorite at post time. Eddie Dale
opened at s to /, but a heavy play
lorced his odds down quickly and he
vas Z to 2 at post time Pay Streak
vas TO I. and Pawhuska was the out
iider at s.
Garner rode the winner, and put up
IN intelligent ride. He allowed Paw
tuska and Pay Streak to make the pace,
cut when the field strai ghtened out for
some he called on his mount. The colt
responded in game fashion. and won
landily.
Frank G. Hogan, an outsider, cap
7red the opening event with odds of
% to ] against him. Scoville beat the
barrier about 10 lengths, and he man
lged TO retain the lead throughout,
winning by two lengths from Gramercy.
Sir Fretful was third.
Old Military Man came TO life, the
Teteran performer showing a fash of
he speed which he possessed in his
,almy days. He led out Boggs in the
iecond event at seven furlongs. Ona-
.assa was third. The winner was as
good as Is to l.
Hannah Louise was given a good SEN
dble ride by Mentry, and the mare
ihowed the she can run from behind
when properly rated. In her former
aces she has been stopping at FIVE and
half furlongs. but yesterday she ran
tx and won. going away from Native
son. The winner came from the rear
nd made her run in the stretch. Biskra
vas third.
Miami, the favorite, won the fifth
went at a mile and 70 yards. Sake
ooked like a winner in the stretch, but
Togarty got his mount cut off and
.nded whatever chance he had of win
iing. Treasure Seeker made the pace,
md was third.
With odds OF TO i against him
Burning Bush, with Pickens up, won
he last race on the card, leading all
he way around. Jessup Burn was sec
nd, and Doride third
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JACKSONVILLE RESULTS

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec. 22.-There was no
feature carded on today's program at Moncrief
park but some interesting racing was witnessed
Console, the favorite. the fourth and best
race. selling handicap at mile and 20 yards.
Results:
First race five and n half furlongs-Red Bob.
to 8 won; Mndinette. to L. second; Spez
Nostra, to 5, third. Time, 1907 3-5.
Second race, six furlOngs-Smoker. u to l.
won: Casque to ). second; Muford, 5 TO l.
third. Time, 1:13 40
Third race mile-Dr. Duener, 8 to 1. won;
Adrian. to l. second; Edda, to s. third. Time,
1902
Fourth race. mile and 40 yards-ConsoIe to
s. won; st. Joseph, to g. second; Sandrian j
to g. third. Time, AS.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Star Blue, to ?
won; Marcourt, TO 1. second; Lawrence P. Da-
lev to 3. third. Time, TIA.
Sixth race, one and sixteenth miles-AlfaII.
Is to 10, won; Faleada. 20 to 1, second; Norman.
TO TO- third. Time, AS Is
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23
Tip 0'Neill Is Arranging
Games for Boston

DENVER, Dec. 22.-President Norris
O'Neill of the Western baseball league
will leave here tonight for Salt Lake,
where Saturday he will meet Presi-
dent Thiel of the Salt Lake club and
President Lucas of the Union league
to make arrangements for playing
dates at Salt Lake of the Boston Amer
lean team next spring
Arrangements were completed here
today for a game at Pueblo March 81
between the Boston Americans and
probably some team of the Western
league.
President O'NeilI said there were no
new developments with regard to the
possible transfer of the Wichita club
to Pueblo, such action depending en-
tirely upon the fate of the proposed
Sunday prohibition laws in Kansas
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JACQUfLINA TAKES
JUAREz feature
Jockey S. Smith Suspended for
Ride on Even Money
FaVOrife

JUAREZ, Mex, Dec. 22.-Jacquelina,
the second choice. won the San Bias
selling stake, one mile, at Terrazas
park today Her victory was due to
the perfect ride by Nolan. The stew
ards today suspended Jockey S. Smith
pending further investigation of his
ride on Gladys Louise, the even money
favorite, in the fifth race. Three fav-
orites won. Results:
FIRST RACE-Five furlongs, selling:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
7-5-Baccara, lot (Benschoten) .............. 1
30-1-Fritz Emmett. 1o7 (Molesworth) ....... 2
15nmTe9a3 H.; an l97 sr Smith sn,ont p.rco y,t,
ers, Joe Wells, Ed Withers, Trafalgar and Bob
Farley also ran
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
6-1-L; a. Eekert, 1o6 (MurPhy) ;-.--.... l
,s2R6har. sRglng PeaFi 1ae ,Rejl RoS Csolesworth,
Time, e001a ia 90 80 siscus. Ed Holly. Smiley
Metzner Tuberose, The Sllcker Colonel Bron-
ston, James Blackstock and Preen also ran.
THIRD RACE-Five and half furlongs, han
dicap:
odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
95-Frank Mullens, 122 Gouder). )........... |
9-1-Flying Wolf. 1O3 (Murphy) .............
61-Unce Ben. 102 Ct. SMITH .............. 3
Time, LOG 40. Marjorie A, Edmond Adams
and Salali also ran.
FOURTH RACE-san Bias stake, selling. one
odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
11-10-Jacquelina, los (Nolan) .............. /
| 9-1U-GeneraI Marchmont, lu9 (WllSOn)
| IL 1-Candleberry, 90 (Benschoten) ......... 3
Time, 1:39 Is. Only three starters.
FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs selling:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
9i-Mss Gaithness, Cath 90 (Moiesworthj
1-1-Gladys Louise, 107 Is. Smith ..........
Time, ia 1-5. Alice George Aunt Nancy,
Helen Carroll, Grace Golden and Marian Casey
also
SIXTH RACE-one mile, selling:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
! 7-5-Light Wool, Ill (Hawes) ...............
| 13-2-Short Order, 102 (Ganz) z)...............
! 12-1-Buna 107 ct. SMITH ).................
Time 1:41. Ellerd Banthel, Sir Edward
Task Master and The Peer also
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23
EDDIE DALE OUTRUNS
THE FLEET JIM BASEY
Crushing Inpost Proves Too Much for
Crack Colt From Schreibers Barn
By JOE MURPHY

Jim Bsy Shbs crack old weighed of the Char
olds
Emeryyle by C. sturdy
performed ne of weight,
the allotment of weights made the feature
problem for the players solve Nearly horse the
ace
Eddie
California The Waterhouse likely of
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JACK JOHNSON TO REFEREE

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Dec 22-Jack
Johnson, heavy weight champion, will
act as referee Monday night in the
10 round glove Ca test in this city
between Bob Moha of this city and
Tommy Quill of Boston.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23

nents odds of 40 3-6. In the third
round he disposed of R. Roberts 6-2
and 6-3 and in the semihnals he won
from Johnson 6-3 and 6-4.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23

The defeated players who par-
ticipated in the tournament will meet
In consolation event commencing next
Monday on the park courts.
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THE CALL'SRACINGFORM CHART

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777760

fme-:24 IS, AS 3-5, 1:13 3-5. At post 3
show; Son, 1-3 place, out show; Biskra
Trained by w Cahill. Scratched-7562
Prudent, 7735 Robert Hurst. 1861 Beda.
driving. High price-Native Son 1.
saved her early. made his run in final
the finish. Native Son looked q winner
ride. Biskra outgamed Conlbury at the
badly. Novgorod broke badly and never
but was done at half a mile.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23
THE CALLS HANDICAP FORECAST
FENDER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES KLAW

Remarks
Clever youngster: races have been good.
Fast and dependable.
May never be caught.
Showed a lot Of speed IN only start here.
Throw out last race: can do II.
Has not yet run It's race.
Fast
Been running dlsappointingly.
Hardly good enough.
Fast. but stops.
No line.
First start: NAV not be ready.
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1me-:24. Al 80. 1:13. At post u minute
81 place, l show; Fretful, As show
by S. M. Henderson. Start bad. Wor
Frank g. Hogan 10. Gramercy 6. Little
the gate and galloped to his field all t
ran to form. Bucolic would have been
very poorly. Roy 7 had no chance at 9
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23

tie. on a 1:44&. Hogan place, show; Gramercy
Winner b. g. by Hawkswick; Wedding Day Trained
on easily Second driving Third easily High price
lie Buttercup TO- Roy so. Frank G.. Hogan beat
the way. Gramercy game Sir Fretfu
IN closer up with break Lady Adelaide off
all, being good as left
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inutes. on at 2:37 Hannah, s-5 place, 7-I0
40 show Winner ch by Yellow TaMotto.
Raosamo, 1854 Pickaninny, 1887 Passenger. 1878
Start good Won easily. Second handy. Third
Hannah Louise ridden with good Judgment Mentry
fur long and the mare breezed over Native Son at
In stretch but backed up badly under a bucketing
end. Combury had the early speed but stopped
improved position. Gala showed good early speed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23
ENFIELD P D-SEA CLIFF
DAVID WARFIELD-FRIEZE-S

Olds and upward:
Remarks
Last race puts him on top.
Very fast.
Has not yet run its race.
Recent races coed.
Might do it,.
Seems to be better In sloppy going.
Has not shown form.
Ran one good race.
Fast. but apparently not in form
Form ordinary.
First start.
Done nothing.
The sun., 1910-05-23

the task Of showing how easily he can
describe a murder he has not seen and
then find the body Of tho murdered man
and the murderer.
The dinner coated assistant blind
folded the doctor again and led him Oh the
stage r. U. L. Then the assistant re-
turned and had the COMMITTEES help him
commit murder on one Of its members in
pantomime and conceal the deadly pen
knife In the pocket Of another member
OF the committee The assistant went
on stage after the doctor but soon led him
into the light painting He found the
murderer. the victim and the penknife
quicker than Inspector Russell and Lieut.
Val O'Farrell could do the same thing
without the aid Of further assistance
Many other tests were on the Doctors
programme. but the hour was growing
late. Besides the strain even 90 the on
lockers was trying. inasmuch a. the doc
tor early announced that he simply
couldn't do anything Of scientific value
unless everybody In the Lyceum concern
trated his mind on the crimes and the
hidden articles.
The sun., 1910-05-23
EDWUNDS FOREsEES DEFEAT
Unless the Party stiCls 70 Its Platform
on Railroad TFaRe Agreements.

Unless the Party Sticks to lts Platform
On RaIlroad Trame Agreements.
Ex-senator George =. Edmunds Of
been seeking rest and recreation az Aiken.
s. c.. predicts in an open letter 20 an old
friend, John A. Sleicher. editor Of Lsslie's =
Weokty. the election OF a Democratic
House of Representatives this year unless
the Republican party carries out its
pledges In reference 70 the traific agree
ments between the railroads Of the
country. He says:
1 most earnestly wish that our party
will fulfil is obligations to obey our
platform Of the last election in respect
10 the antitrust Law. To do that YOU
will see. II you carefully read it on that
subject. that II cannot pass the seventh
section Of the proposed railroad bill in
any form that IL has vet been presented
in by our party leaders, and that Il passed
IN that form Il will be a distinct and hare
faced violation Of its declarations. which
were that the interstate commerce law
should b. amended % a. a. authorize,
with the approval Of the Interstate Com
merCe Commission. railway operators
TO make traffic arrangements. but pre-
serving the principle Of keeping up COM
petition and only authorizing arrange
ments that should not b. IN restraint Of
trade. / m sorrovfully expecting that
II we do not hold 10 that We shall GER
tainly lose a majority IN the next House
Of Representatives. and ] think IN such
case We should deserve u.
The substance Of the platform was In
thess rt.sDects that the traiiiC arrange
ments should be- lawful a. the Law now b.. |
and that it never thought Of leaying 10
any extensive authority hOwey er trust |
worthy. the power % decide what sh0ulh |
or should not be criminal under the re- I
straint Of trade law. ! 30 not believe
that a single instance can be shown IN
which an honest and lust traffic arrange
ment has been made which would violate
the law a. IL stands II there Is ! should
Ike to have the public see a copy ot y.
Ibis 10 an open letter and | hope you will
print IT,"
The sun., 1910-05-23

May D-Unsetusd and Coudy conditions pre-
vailed IN the Afanuc States Yesterday win
scattered showers over New England and uesi
wArd o, er me lake Tegions and the ohio Naiiey
There ucre q feu shoser also 10 ne North
ue,t In he southern states the westhor was
generally fair. and much warmer IN the cenual
valleys
n vas also warmer In ne Northwest from
fhs Mississippi Valley 70 me- Pacinc coast and
slightly coolcr over northern parts Of ne lake
rerions In al auarters he conditions were
favorable for growing crops. Temperature,
usre about normal. The winds along the coast
we're fresh On shore over me mtide Atlantic
states.
In thls eity ths day uas cloudy vim intervals
Of sunshine temperature about stanonar1 wlnd.
rrr.h northeast 20 southcasu average humidity.
Y per cent barometer. corrected 20 read 70 sca
ts,r ats \. ~ DO7 ~ M. mm
The tempsraturs yesterday. a. recorded b. me
oincial thcrmometsT. h shown In NE anneAod
The sun., 1910-05-23
REDMOND on KING EDWARD.
NOurns Him only ~ . NAn-RIVal Fac.
tioRs Riet IN Cork.

NnNftli laNf bFNNaifN 70 lNN NTNs
LONDON. May John Redmond.
leader Of the Irish parliamentary party.
haslbroken his silence regarding the death
Of King Edward. which has boen 20 ad-
versely criticised. Addressing a meeting
in Cork tonight he deplored the check
that would he placed on political move
ments by the Kings death.
That event. he said. must be regarded
by Irishmen in two aspects, personal and
constitutional. He thought everybody in
Ireland wan sorry King Edward was dead
from a personal point Of view He said
-He never showed any hostility 70 Ire
land. an unusual thing In British sover-
eiRn. and the general feeling in Ireland
waA that he was a frank. manly and
friendly sovereign
From a constitutional aspect, however.
the Irish could not BE- guilty Of hypocrisy
by pretending 70 regret his death a.
affecting them in the same way a. IL did
the English. On this point be said: The
King OF England IL a constitutional SOW
ereign. The King Of Ireland Ia not. The
moment we get q free constitution for
Ireland and the King Of Ireland becomes
the bead thereof the Irish will become the
hrmest and most loyal supporters Of the
free constitution. Until then We must
oonhns ourselves 20 expressions Of per-
sonal sOrroW for the death Of = Kindly.
friendly man.
Mr.. RedmOhd's mention Of . King Of
Ireland drew shouts from some Of his
hearers Of You are our King
william O'Brien, who IL opposed 10 AR
Redmond. also addressed a meeting in
Cork. and the presence Of the rival leader
led 70 a lively ahindy bstWeon their re-
apective factions. Daniel D. Sheehan.
N. p. an OBFienite. was clubbed In a hot
hght with blackthOrns. A dozen heads
were mended at the local infrmarias.
Many peraons received minor wounds.
The sun., 1910-05-23
KING GEORGE TO TBE People.
PrOelamatiOA % ThAnks-He LOots 20
the Future Hopefully.
sp'a'aI clbis D,spaieA . THE sUE


!spsrtai Clhis Dssplieh - TIE SUE.
LONDON. May 72-King George has
issued the following proclamation:
TO Mt PEOPLE: The voice Of affection
and loving devotion 20 the memory q my
dear father which has come from every
part Of the empire. tho outward public
demonstrations. especially those in my
capital during tho two stages of his pass
ing 20 his last resting place and the pa
thesic manner in which vast multitudes
of his loving subjects patiently and rev.
erently awaited the opportunity 10 pay the
last tribute 10 his memory. have pro-
foundly touched me and my whole family
a sOrrOw 10 sudden and unlocked for
might well have been overwhelming. but
the sentiments evoked thereby have made
me realize that Il IL loss common 70 me
and my people They share Il with me
I do not stand alone
With such thoughts take courage
and hopefully look into the future. strong
In my faith In God. trusting my people and
cherishing the laws and constitution Of
my beloved country GEOROE r. A l.
The sun., 1910-05-23
SERVICES ON SHIPBOIRD.
On the Columbia and the Cedric KING
Edwards Nemsry Vas Hoaored.

Memorial services for King Edward
VII. were held aboard the Anchor liner
Columbia. from Glasgow. and the White
Star liner Cedric from Liverpool. both in
Yesterday Cap, G. A. RaPtlstt ~ the
Cedric presided on hls ship and the Rev.
John Mcmillan of Philadelphia had charge
British and American flags we're dis
played on the ships in Tho saloon and
wireless dispatches were sent 20 King
George expressing the sympathy of the
ships, companies Tor the bereavement Of
tho English people King George ~ =
sPonded by wireless. thanking the passen-
gers for their sympathy.
The sun., 1910-05-23
AOT MACHINES FOR CHiRITT
Or. Naylpc. for Fraud New IDEA Of sister
Candlsie. New In Parts jail.

.spfdli Cahis Dffrdirh 'o lHf NtN.
PARIS. May p Sister Candide. who
was arrested on Friday Tor swindling.
passed sunday in jail praying.
Il has been discovered that she ordered
a hundred slot machines which she had
placed IN the streets m country towns sn
that charitable persons could drop coins
into them for the purpose Of assisting
the Huvre Ormesson. the charitable or
ganization which she founded.
These machines brought IN a consider
able revenue. but they were never paid
for. Her financial secretary Is taking a
holiday m England pending develop
ments
The sun., 1910-05-23
RIOT OVER THE COWWTNE.
Paris Police Batter Anarchist speech
makers In Nont PaFnassr Cemetery.

NDfflI II1I1 Uf1DlI07 10 TN " n
PARIs. May p Many who played an
active role in the Commune 0f 1874 went
b the Mont Parnasse Cemetery th1
afternoon 90 deposit wreaths On the CONF
mon grave. where hundreds Oi the
Communists we're buried. They carried
red fags and some Of their number made
infammatOry speeches eulngizing the
Commune.
The police intervencd and a scufie
followed in which a number ~ the demOn-
strants received broken heads
A number Of arrests were made.
The sun., 1910-05-23

Highest temperature w. ~ y ~
uAsnisuroN FOREcAsT FoR TO DAT AND TO
MORROW.
For saafrH New Y0rt, th0uera -day o. 10
4ighi aad Br8babiy iO-m0rror. mghf 70 modsrlfe
sansrig atndf. bsc0uing rariaat.
For NcW England. cloudy to-day: shower ~
night and 20 morrgw. hight 10 moderate east 70
southeast winds.
FOR eastern pennayiy ana. NeW 5erssy and
DelaUare showers to-day and probably "
morrow. nGht 70 moderate oasteriy winds, BE-
coming variable.
For me District Of Columbia and Maryland
showers to-day and PROBABLY 70 morrow. hzht
eastsriy uinds beooming variable
For western Pennsylvania and Ohio. shgwers
snd cooler to-day. fair tomorrow. light 70 NOD.
sfats variabie winds.
F0r western New HorE. ahowers to-day nn1
cooler 10 northern and uesteTn portions. partly
cloudy io-morFoH; moderate lgamcrI Hinds
olsAAA-a "a -r --=H= ...Haa
The sun., 1910-05-23
ROBBED NEAR cry ISLAND.
I've FootpAds kROck Henry NiusgravO
senssless and Empty Hls Pockets.

senseiess and bmpty hA PocAeu.
Henry Musgrave. a salesman living q
New Rochelle, was knocked unconscious
and robbed Of money and ieWelry early
Yesterday morning on Pelham avenue.
near the City Island hridgR.
Musgravs had been looking over boats
a. City Island on Saturday afternoon.
He had dinner 81 the Bay View Hotel. oa
the stand. and started back for the city
al n O'Clock He walked acToas the bridge
snd then, seeing no car. continued atOot
down Pelham avenue Then two men
sprang on him without warning. knock
ing him down and bruising him with q
club.
lie recovered consciouaneaa about an
hour later and managed to ret back 20
the Ray View Hotel. The manager. Charles
{. Criessel. attended 20 him a. beat be
could The footpads got . watch, . emAll
diamond pm and about 9tS IN cash. Mus
grave could give the police little descTip-
tion of the men.
The sun., 1910-05-23
NEW MING TO FaVOR RACING.
santlrinEham and Newe astIe Establish
ments WI Be CoatInued.
SpFriaI tlsls DFfpi'fR % Tvs SrN

Hpfflai tihe bfan1'fA - Tvs NTN.
LoNDON, May y. The attitude Of King
George toward horseracng and his in
tentions IN regard th"reto have been the
subject of contradictory speculation.
The Erprcss makes to-day the definite
statement, for which IL says IL has the
highest authority, that the King will
patrunl1s racing on the same scale az did
King Edward The stable az NeWmarket
aud the stud az SandHngham will not be
Dispersed.
The sun., 1910-05-23
RUNAWAT AND DROENING.
DesG ana Dumb BOy CSuIdn't Coatrsl
Horses Father Lest IN aelne.

spsetsi Cahe Dssplics - THn SuN.
PABIs. May % Alfred Mutt. an EnGliah
journalist IS years old. went driving
to-day with his son. who n deaf and
dumb. A short distance from Paris the
father handed the rsins to the boy
The horses bolted and dashed into the
Seine. Mr.. Mutt in attempting 20 rescue
his son was drowned. but the son was
rescued by others.
The body has been recovered.
The sun., 1910-05-23
FIrrmon Toe Damp 70 save Auta.

apeoai Cahf Dfap1irh % THn HrH.
PARIS. May 72.-An automObils caught
fire this afternoon near Paris. -Four hun
dred fremen returning from q Panta-
gruelian banquet happened 70 come along
at the time
Despite their ludlcrOus efforts the ma
chine was reduced 10 scrap iron IN q fsV
Enlpgtoa. -----------..
The sun., 1910-05-23
JERELRY FOUND INrAcT.
servant % NeapslItAn AntlquaFy Gulaty
% Bla.OOO Theft.
IN = ~ . ~ ~.

NAPLKs, Nay Il.-The vile q CnaaT
CaneaaR. the famous Neapolitan antiquary.
was robbed recently Of jsWelry 70 the
value Of $4,000.
The pOlics arrested q servant and found
The jewel chest intact.
The sun., 1910-05-23

PAHIs, May nj Pierpont Morgan.
Mrs. Kin. wife Of TIE American Ambasua- %
DOR at Berlin. Gabrisle d'Annunzio and
Commander and Mrs Poary have arrived
horo. -.
The sun., 1910-05-23
SOUTH FRANCE BADLY SHAKEN.
walls Thrown DsWR by EarthquMks
shScks-P Peaple Much Alarmed.

"TEIIW TIUIF W8IINIII p IN ~
PARIs. May 27.-Ths eutirs region in
the Department Of BouChea du Rhons.
which was visited by an earthquake last
June. again experienced severe seismic
shocks to-day.
Walls fell az Lambeso and Rognes.
The population IL Wild with terror.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-19
AUTOS IN THE CANYONS.

The News once more calls attention
70 the necessity Of establishing a speed
.lmlt on automobiles travelling W and
: own Big Cottonwood Canyon. Auth
! ntic accounts brought to this 0ffce
Tate that there were more than 20
automobiles IN the canyon on sunday,
'nost OF them travelling to Brighton,
Ind many of them Went over the road
II rate which was simply foolhardy.
IN Friday two gentlemen driving a
cam down the canyon narrowly es-
aped an accident from an automobile
yhich dashed around one OF the sharp
iurves, 50 numerous in that canyon.
Nithout sounding any advance warn
1g. II viii be simply wonderful if
me summer goes by without a serious
& ccldent being recorded I'm Big cot
onwood Canyon, from the reckless
ate at which many people drive their
automobiles.