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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-13
NEW YORK WILD
OVER BIG SERIES
Gates Open Thursday at II
O'clock and Thousands Flock
to Grounds.
RECEIPTS EQUAL
THOSE OF CHAMPS
If Games Are Close it Is Expect
cd That 100000 VIII See
First Four.
THE CONTEMPORARIES
SERIES.

Contestants - New York
Giants aud New York High
lnnders, respective runners up
in the National and American
leagues.
Stake-Champion OF New
York and a percentage Of re-
<eicpts.
Division Of rssceipts-Nation-
al Commission, 10 per cent;
players, 90 per cent. Of 20 per
cent. OF the first four games.
80 per cent. OF the players,
share to the winners and 10
pct cent TO the loser; balance
to clubs owners.
Place-F1rst and third games
on Polo Grounds. second and
fourth on Highlanders'
grounds; nth, IL necessary. nx
Polo Grounds; sixth at High
landers' park, and seventh TO
be decided BY lot.
Length OF serles-Until one
team has won four games.
strength OF tean,s-<siants'
batting average. .2s6; High
lander~, .2a7; fielding. Giants.
.9Sa. Hiehlandcrs .957.
Probable pitchers for OPEN
ing gAme-Mathewson and
Ford, with .743 and .s13 per-
centAgcs OF victories for the
season respectively.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-13
VIRGINIA WILL PLAY
ST. JOHNS FAST TEAM
Formidable Eleven from Annapo-
lis Will Clash on Lambeth
Field.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. October
1s.--Almost since the opening day of
college football practice at the Uni
versity OF Virginia has been going
forward strenuously, and now that the
big games on the schedule are coming
steady and consistent work on the
field will be the program until the
end Of the season. With the arrival
OF the strong 81. Johns eleven. which
will play Virxinia Saturday on Lam
beth Field, the fiFst OF these will be
ushered In. The cadets have their
usual formidable eleven this year and
promise 70 give the orange and blue
tusele. though they suffered = severe
lOps when their fast quarterback and
phnter, Boalexs WA rendered unable
q continue h1s aoo4 wsrk beceuse Of 4
sssssa ss:i :ssss n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-13
.sCR|BEs APPLY
. FOR PAsTEB0AROS
Press Tickets to Worlds Series
Will BE Distributed Sunday
Night,

PHII.ADE.I. PHIA. Oct. 134-At a
meeting of the officers of the Baseball
Writer'S Association in this yesterday
applications for press seats at the
worlds series in this city were gone
over and the list sent TO President
Herman. of the National Commission.
for approval. President Johnston. of
the association, appointed Joseph NJ.
McCreedy to take charge of the press
arrangements in this city. Mr.. Me
Greedy will distribute the press tickets
at National Commission headquarters
at the Bellevue Stratford Hotel next
Sunday night and on Monday morning
until II o'clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-13
SUFFOLK ANXIOUS
FOR A E'RANCl

NORFOLK. VA. Oct. l3.(1
of the newspaper announcements
an Eastern Virginia League hA4A
organized with Suffolk Am0l|
cities in the circuit. PresideukS3
nan yesterday received letter.
the secretary of the ChaMtl
Commerce of that town In wI
was stated that suffolk was Fea
would be glad to put team
new league, Suffolk II know1t
a good town for baseball. ~
believed would draw ~ we'll ~
Of the western cities that have
in the Virginia League since
formed.
With suffolk assured. II III now
than likely that the pr0positto
Richmond to place . team In m
Will receive favorable const1
from the promoters OF tha
Virginia League. 1t wa1 htn<
terday that neither Suffolk n6
bus would be Included In tIaS
but Suffolk's anxiety to Gait
with Norfolk, Portsmouth,.
News and Hampton In : lA1
xation puts = different aGp1G
situation, and III order III ~
six club league 1t will unlJ
sary to have = club IN tho Nr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-13
ROCK HILL ELEVEN
READY FOR SPIDERS
Llne-l p is Strong and Team Has
Been Well
Coached.

Eli.lGoTT CITY. MD. oct. is.-The
Rock Hi College football team has
been prartteing daily under the in
stfuctions OF their coaches. Archie and
Page Hunter. OF Nalhrook for their
game with the strong Richmond COL
lese team. al Richmond. on SATURDAY
next Which IS one Of the strongest
teams in the South. Their line up for
saturdays game will be as follows
Mcs'ee right end; F'reyias. left tackle.
Connolly, left guard: Faherts. center;
r. Gaitet. right guard NJ. Long. right
tackle; Francis. right end. Fuccy,
quarterback, Hopkins. left half haek
= Hinchnan. right haifhaek; Taiiafer-
r". fulihacA, Rock Hill College viii
open their season at home on Saturday.
october ~. with the Baltimore City
College team.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-13
WRIGHT BROTHERS
IGNORE BIC OFFER
Declare Flight from Chicago 10
New York Too En-
penslyc.

ST LOUIS, Me-, October lift
is worth more than $50. 900 in expenses
to attempt flight from Chicago to
New York. The man who tries the
flight which Eugene Ely has just
abandoned will lose money"
Speaking for the Wright Brothers,
whose aviators are performing here
this week, Manager Roy Knabenshue
to-day said the Wrights Will not ente@
any of their aviators in any Chicago
to New York flight
We believe also that the ofref OF
$4,000 posted by w. r. Hearst for a
coast to coast flight is utterly made
quate,' said Knabenshue. when the
expense Is considered"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-13
SHE DROPS DEAD
BESIDE SUICIDE

PHILADELPHIA. PA, October II.
witnessing the Egonies of Mrs,
Susan Hopper, twenty-rour years old
of Wilkesbarre, who had attempted
suicide In the Lafayette hotel here,
Rose McGrotty. who lived at the same
hosiery. dropped dead this afternoon
Following quarrel with her hus-
band Mrs. Hopper. the police allege.
took bichloride of mercury. When
Miss McGrotty ran into the room; at
the height of the excitement after
the deed had been discovered, she
threw up her hands and fell dead.
At the Hahneman hospital 1t was
stated the Hopper woman may re-
cover.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-13
Bold Magnates Here Would H
in the Downfall of Ruling
Dynasty.
MIR. BRADLEY CAUSES
NO LITTLE STRPKn
Support Norfolk Expected 1
Not Materialize--Suf-
folk Wants Fran
chise.

Richmond can boast come br1
baseball magnates and should
proud that there are those who
willing to stand UP in front OF 4oQ1
ingly insurmountable obstacles IA
unwavering tenaeity of purpose
strive for what they see as the riu]
The city has such magnates. and g.
are about to get busy. IL this n II
1t must be because the report c0t
from Norfolk. and Norfolk know
Norfolk knows everything.
These bold magnates, supported
Charles RI. Consolvo, are really ~
to put baseball team in Richmal
in opposition to the real, or9au1
article. They are going on the q
skirts Of the city. build an expea
plant and entertain the fans. AL
will they do while the Virginia Let
teams perform In their park III
city at prices that would not prNN
a street gamin from enjoying the eJ
If he wished to do SO.
They are going tn do all this T.
then some, as evidenced BY the f0l1S(
ing dispatch from the city Of won4
NORFOLK. VA. Oct 1s.--The IN
folk and Portsmouth representaflx
to the league meeting, which was r.
in Richmond last Monday. are not
turbed at the result and are e4l
ahead with their plans to form
Eastern Virginia League. While G.
have picked out and asked prUtec
from the National COMMISSIONS
Norfolk, Portsmouth. Newport Nh
Phoebus and Suffolk, where IL II
peeted that clubs will be piace1sM
would not be surprising if one " Il
smaller towns were dropped to IN
room for Richmond. Two weli-knQI
and influential citizens OF Colt RI
have already expressed a destr1 Il
come in with Norfolk and P0rtamo
and have declared their wilIinEnNs
back a club in the capital city II n
mitted to the circuit Of the Easf&
Virginia League.
These gentlemen. whose namea
are withholding for obvious reasol1
said Colonel e. IL. consofvo yeater<
were with us after the meettn9#
Richmond and they expressed dr.
at the action of Owner RradlaYs
the Richmond club, In sticking
i.oahoAe ana pahVilie- Iney
.hes were 1eauN 10 put an indepen
team IN ntchhohh II TAKEN intaaM
ne" organisation, ana tnat they
sise uls iahs Sooo. iasl artics4S
paii' oeitese the people q 49,
'iioi,o would Patfeht@e the inuepem
club as against the other team.
""u'o pe money MAKER. ss
As 70 piaeing rival ciu0 m
ioah ,oiohei eonsatvo ana other
" "a" are asdaath'ea WITH coh0M
neIe moot at the iuea- All VIVA
inter es'eu IN the patiohat game
Guy hto" taat ire owners nave
money ny having DahVitie ana
hohe III tiie e'reuit. ana - - i
say that there Is not one man tM
CITY VINO would toneh propositi1e9
e'uaihs the upstate teams, Mr.
t!aHis ma. thfhk ne KNOWS more a1
.Norioih than the people VINO are
ing mere. but ne viii lind out thA&
Is mistaken when he gets to tall
business
On, MIR. Bradley.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-13
HARRISokauRG MAN
WINS FAMOUS RACES

HARRISoNRURG VA. Oct. Ia
Jsmes.N, kavanaugh, the well known
hotel man Of Harrisonburg. ID the
owner of Hailworthy. the bay gelding
which has made such record in the
Grand Circuit this season. In Lexipg-
ton. Ky. on Monday Driver Noting
ham MAS fined $3.50 for not trying TO
win while behind Hailworthy.
II is said that Mr. kavanaugh sew
eral years ago bought the horse for
ssee and this year has refused $4,000
fer HIM.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-13
OEORO IS LIKELY
TO LOSE TO JEVME
Shows Bad Form in Practice
Games With Other Crack
Players.

NEW YORK. Oct 1c.-Unless Al
fred Deoro. champion three-cushion
hiiliardist. shows improved form in
his match with Lloyd Jevne. OF Salt
Lake City. in this city. next week the
Westerner Is likely to '1ift the title.
Decro In his series OF practice matches
with New York cracks HAS suffered
several bad defeats. the latest being
administered by Veteran Tom Gala
gher Last ntGhs. The Cubar has been
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-13
WILL GIVE LECTURE
ON DOMESTIC SCIENCE

The October meeting of the Rich,
Richmond Chapter or the Southern
Association Of College Women win be
held at the home Of Mrs. Cameron
johnson. 21O North Plum street. 81
o'clock Saturday afternoon. Miss
Ella Agnew. superintendent or do
nestle science In the rural schools
Of Virginia, Will SPEAK 70 me 80.
citation on the subject az hers uuek
AZ intessstsd g I! =, .ll : ~ ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-13
PhiIadslpasia.

Philadelphia 100 0 Q o o o 0 q Ii
Summary. Runs~Lord Elberfeid.
Cobb CO, Stahi, Collins. Two base
hit--Cobh. Three base hits--Efber-
field. Loilinx. Sacrifice ny-Eiberfeid.
Double plays-Murphy To Lapp. Fiber
field to Stahl Stolen bases--Stahl t21,
Walsh. Mcbride. Hits-Off Bender. /
IN 8 innings, of Plank. in Innings;
Off Coonhs. in innings Struck
out--By Walsh. :: by Bender. /; by
Plank. 3: by Coon1bs. 8. Left on bases
Ali Stars. 4, Philadelphia. l. First
base on balls--On Walsh. /: Oft Plank.
/: of Coomhs. /. First base on err
rors-AliStars, .. Hit by pitcher-By
Bender. / tSpeaker); by Plank. !
tStahl). Wild pitch--Coombs. Time
of game. lse- Umpires, Egan and
pineen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-13
Iarht Work Tor Tiecrs.

PRINCETON. N. j.. October Ia
Light work was still In order on Uni
versity field to-day. Coach Topper Civ
ing the Tigers q rather easy practice
for midweek.
The chilly weather put all kinds OF
snap into the teams work, and while
the regulars were In the game the
varsity scored two touchdowns and a
field goAi against strong scrub line
up. Rissel was kept out OF the game.
and Mccormick was only sent In for
the last part ri the workout. The
showing the most consistent ability to
gain ltlsa season.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-13
How They Stand.

Thursday's Schedule.
No games scheduled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-13
AlL-sTARs- WIN
ANOTHER CAME
Costly Errors By Athletics Make
it Easy for Picked
Nine.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, Oct. iS.--The
Athletics lost another game To the ALI
Stars yesterday. The score WAS to l..
The
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Wednesday's Scores

Boston. .: Brooklyn. tfirst game.
Boston. 3, Brooklyn. tsecond
game.
St Louis. . Chicago, ~.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19

Two band concerts saitair. today.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19

Band concerts, saitair. today.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19
NEW SCHOOL PLANS
DONE; BIDS INVITED
The Technical Training Institution
VIII Be Located on the High
School Grounds.

Cannon q Fetzer have completed
plans for the new technical training
school building to be erected on ,he
High school grounds. at Second North
and Third West streets and bids VII
be invited In order that a contract may
be awarded within the next few vveefs.
II Is proposed to start work ON the
building as quickly as possible.
Inc training school viii be .25x7o
Feet In size and will be erected bet wee n
the present manual training school and
the Union school building The strlic-
ture will be OF brick and concrete and
absolutely ffreproof. The building vii
run lengthwise north and south, the 90
foot frontage facing south. The ends.
Tor a distance of 3ft feet win be enc
story high, while the center portion
ot the building, $50 feet, viii be two
stories M.
In the northeast corner OF the build
Ing viii be located tho foundry Depart
ment, with the forgeroom IN the north
west corner. To the south will be To-
Gated the machine shops and south OF
that the wood turning department.. On
the east side. south of the foundry
room. VIII be located the pattern and
CARPENTER shops. finishing rooms and
other departments.
Estimates OF the cost Of tho str1ic-
ture have been submitted TO the hoard
Of education but have not yet been
made public.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19

"HE auto-staEe. a combination OF a
hiEh-whcelod. hard-tricd stage
wagon and an automobile, has
been tried out on the desert country.
on the mail route from MOdena to St.
George. That II has not been found
wanting Is proved BY the fact that
william II. Parry. who operates the
machine there, purchased another, the
two 20 be used on the same route in
the desert country carrying mall and
passengers.
The machine secured BY Mr.. Parry
e. an international Harvester com
pany auto-stage. handled By the Con-
solldated Wagon and Machine COM
pany- II e. three-seatod wagon,
with a trunk rack in the rear, making
81 admirably adapted Tor stage pur-
poses. II is particularly useful on the
desert country. where horses often
suffer from the intense heat and lack
OF W ttcr.
Mr.. Parry knows the vast country OF
southwestern Utah and southeastern
gagged On handling stage and mail bust
ness in that region FOR twenty five
years and long time operated from
Callente into Fnnaca and Phoebe. Since
he has tried out the auto-staEe. and
knows the conditions under which Il
must work 20 perfectly. the COnsoli-
date Wagon and Machine people con-
slider his duplicate purchase as the
highest kind OF a accommodation for
the machine
Machines OF this character. though
with differently equipped bodies are
not unknown in salt Lake City. A
number Of dalrics are using the
o. them may be seen every n.sht carry
ing from 1900 90 1000 pounds OF milk
up tho steep grades 90 the L ID. S.
hospital
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19

We have
found a bet
tier way than
the old time
hit or-mtss
method FL
ecfn - Hall
- n In n &c a
coffee Is
not blend
ed. hu {
balanced In
a e cordance
with tn q
D r o portion
OF elements.
starch. sug-
nr, dextrfn,
etc found
In each va
riety OF coz
fee grown
II has cost
us N o n
n n ds OF
dollars TO
analyze cOf-
fee from
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19
TEN UTAH MEN ARE
MADE PHYSICIANS
Receive Diplomas From the
Jefferson and Medico Chi
Colleges, Philadelphia.
STATE WELL REPRESENTED
EMBRYO DOCTORS HAIL FROM
ALL ITS VARIOUS SECTIONS.
Especial to The Herald-Republlcan.)

Especial to The Herald-Republican.)
New York. June 1s.-At the annual
commencement exercises OF the Jeffer-
son and Medico Chi medical colleges Of
Philadelphia. ten Utah men received
the degree OF doctor OF medicine.
The Jefferson Medical college con-
ferred NJ. DIS on Warren Shepherd.
John o. Mellor, David Andrews, T.. J.
HOweils, Charles Brain. Alex. Alex
ander and Joseph Hughes.
Mcdico Chi honored Rich FuEmfrc
and Kenneth Crisman. Of Utah, and
George Parkinson OF Idaho.
This IS one OF the largest classes of
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19
GIVES S2,7OO CASH BAIL
Belle London surrenders 10 the Police
Who Refuse Her Check-Nine
Warrants.

Mrs Dora B. Topham. proprietress
OF the stockade. where she is known as
Belle London" reported to Chief OF
Police s NJ Barlow at police headouar-
tiers yesterday morning. The chief
served her with nine warrants OF arrest
five OF which charge her with keeping
houses Of prostitution and four with
violating the liquor ordinance.
Mrs Topham then was escorted to
Desk Sergeant Joseph Pugsley. who en-
tered her name on the police blotter
nine times and fixed bail at $500 In each
complaint, making $1,000. When told
that she would have TO appear before
Judge ]. NJ Bowman in police court TO
answer TO the charges. Mrs. Tophom
protested and tried TO have her arraign-
ment conducted In the private office
OF Chief Barlow.
Assistant City Attorney ". s. Dalton
protested against such procedure. He
said that she would have to be brought
up In police court In person to answer
TO the charges. Mira. Topham tripped
up to the police chambers. and finally
went into the courtroom The COM
plants were read TO her. Upon advice
OF the city prosecutor Tuesday was set
as the day Of pleading.
Efforts were made to furnish bail IN
the form of a check, but Sergeant Pugs-
ley rejected the note. stating that only
cash could be accepted The money was
furnished and Mrs Topham was given
her liberty
Hui Hak and s. S. Lee. the Japs who
have charge OF Mrs. Topham's liquor
traffic at the stcckade. who were ar
rested for violating the LIQUOR ordinance
when the complaints were first issued
against Mrs. Topham, Will also plead
Tuesday morning
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19
FAILED TO UNDERSTAND
GRAVITY OF THE CHARGE

Seattle. Wash. June lathe case OF
Private Nathaniel Bledser OF the Twen-
ty-fifth United States Infantry. the ne
gro soldier accused OF assaulting a
white woman. was called In the crimi-
nal court today. and the prisoner mum
bled that he was not guilty. but wished
20 plead guilty so that he could get out
OF jail. Counsel said he had been IN
a BILE 90 make the soldier understand
that a term Of ten years at hard labor
was hanging over his head. The court
entered a plea Of not guilty.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19

Mocha, Java, Brazil. Arabia. Maiabar
Sosta kles, Cordova. CeylOn. Borneo,
OF the world-from every variety OF
SOL, climate and method OF cultiva-
tion-but We know Just what each con-
70 aid us We have prOportioned these
choicest coffees IN all the world. ball
ancing the proportions one against the
some elements with those low in those
same clements, until at last we have
produced. Electn-HaII balanced
with every coffee element equalized,
Eiecta Coffee T. Cube Cut. IL II Also
vacuum Cleaned. Hence-it r. the
Most Economical.
Electn Coffee-HniI balanced, IS not
grsund, but cube cut I'm special ma
chimes. Then with a unique vacuum
process the chaff and pulverized COT
Zee and the dust Is removed and the
tiny cubes graded over and over again
until ali are uniform. then weighed
automatically and packed without the
touch 81 human hands from the be-
ginning 20 the end IN air tight. special
metal containers. which will keep Il
for years without deterioration or the
loss OF is wonderful flavor EIecta
Coffec-HniI BaInnced-first OF all be-
cause II r. a perfectly balanced coffee.
and then because Of this uniform cube
cutting. Is the most economical coffee
that your money can buy. IL goes
Remember this. also. There IS no
docforinE or eliminating OF any eie-
ment IN Eiecta Coffee.
To appreciate this coffee. 20 realize
that IN considering coffee a food. we
have found also the secret OF perfect
flavor OF which the old sheiks OF
Arabia drcgmed-yoE must taste 70 ana
let Its aroma. its flavor. its delightful.
satisfying delicfousness convince you.
Costs 45c n pound and is sold with
absolute guarantee OF perfect satisfac-
ton or your money viii be refunded
upon the return OF the empty can
EIccfn--HnlI balanced. Coffee n sold
in salt Lake City by Schramm j ohnson.
DruCs. Five Stores.
SEND today for the wonderful little
magic test box with which you can
see just how EIecta Coffee Is Hall
balanced. It's free
w - IL AZ
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19

- his g. all we ask you 20 DO.
Compare 40 with any coffee AT
any price-and let your own
good judgment settle tho question as
20 which is best.
We ask you simply 20 test this new
coffee and find out for yourself
Whcfh wo cgcrstato the matter when
we sas Q we have produced tho most
marvcl0 discovery IN the world OF
pure FOO OF recent yoars-the first
improvcn. 81 IN the proportionlng OF
coffee In a thousand years
Prove that we have found coffee far
more than m mere flavor
FcrhapE you have never thought OF
coffee as something to be Judged
not by Euesswork or merely what
some mixer thinks tastes" good. but
as food ration-oach element OF
which should be perfectly balanced
But think 10 over and decide whether
perhaps this o. not the reason your
coffee never seems right-that a. dis
tresses you or does not agree with
some member Of the family.
Yet In all these years no one has
over considered this In mixing or
blending coffee. Blending coffee r.
tocay as 40 has been FOR n thousand
years. a matter Of Ruessworlx-of the
eNperts- opinion as 20 what tasted"
beEt-with one exception.
This exception IL Eiectn - Hall
Hnlnnrcd Coffee Eiecta IS Hail Bal
anccd
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19

when you learn TO use want ads ef-
fectively, you can--wnen you will
bring about changes and improvements
In your business and IL your home life
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19

Al your shopping JudEmsnt- gPows
and grown. you VIII dome to vaiua the
ads more and Elore-As having for you 4
real NEWS VALUE.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19
DECISION WITHHELD.

Kansas City. June Is.-Judge Ralph
Latshaw will not give his decision on
DR.. B. #. Hyde's motion for "a new trial
until June %. The court announced
this at the close OF the arguments to-
day
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19

Don't take the trouble and expense OF
moving until you have had want ed
help In looking about.