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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-01
LAWSON AND CLARKE
WILL FIGHT 1T OUT

The feature of tonight's card AT the
Salt Palace is a match race between A.
j. Clarke and Iver Lawson. While Clarke
has beaten Lawson in majority OF all
events In which the two riders have met.
Lawson has improved so much the pres
ent week that many OF the fans feel as II
he will be able TO give Clarke the hard
est race OF his life Lawson showed great
form last Tuesday and feels that he VIII
be able 10 win Two OF the three meats
tonight The first heat VIII be Tor
half mile. French style; tho second neat
will be three quarters, pace and the
third heat will be one mile, paced
Hardy Downing will try to clip several
seconds from the tive-m!le motor-paced
record OF G:46 20. Downing is riding
strong and no believes the track record
Will take tumble.
Tho other events are:
Two-mile lap handicap. professional
IIalf-mio open. professional
Fiye-mile open lap, amateur,
Three -quarter-milo handicap. amateur
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LARGE CROWD ATTENDS
BENEFIT CELEBRATION

PHILADELPHIA. June 3O.-Twelve
thousand spectators attended the Pow
ers day celebration at Shibe park to-
day, where the memory Of the dead play
er was commemorated by a benefit for
his widow and children, Players from
the Boston, New York. Washington and
Philadelphia American League clubs par
nclpatcd In the various events
Lord of Boston Won the prize for beat.
ing bunt to first. Time, is seconds
Donohue, Philadelphia won the prize for
the most accurate throwing
In running bases, Collins, Philadelphia
cqualed the worlds record OF II 1-5 sec
onds, Austin, New York. and Speaker.
Boston, tied for second at II 3-5 seconds.
Hooper, Boston. won the long distance
throwing contest With a throw OF $50
feet 4 Inches. Speaker was second with
3i5 feet u inches,
Austin won the i00-yard dash on the
turf In 10 35 seconds; Hooper was sec
ond. Stahl Boston. won the l0O-y yard
dash for men weighing more than 200
pounds. with Vaughn New York second.
Dygert. Philadelphia. won the hitting
contest
Austin WAS the only contestant who
succeeded in throwing the ball over sec
ond base from the catcher's position. be-
meath n bar six feet high al the pitch
er's slab.
In the relay race crclng the bases
Boston and Philadelphia tied at II 3-5
seconds In the run-off both teams
again tied at II 2-5, The local team
won the toss.
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GOV. SPRY AT PROVO;
TESTING WATER SYSTEM
Special to Tho Tribune.

Special to Tho Tribune.
PROVO. June 30.-Governor William
Spry came down from the metropolis this
afternoon in an automobile TO inspect the
new water system which has recently
been installed at the State Mental hos
Pital. In order to demonstrate the speed
of the Provo fire department, the fire
men made a record run to the hospital,
which Is one mile distant from the sta
tlon. The run was made in five minutes.
The volunteer firemen al the institution,
under the supervision OF Chief Homer,
were also given an opportunity to display
their speed. They had a stream OF water
playing on the building In three minutes
after the alarm had been sounded
The water pressure furnished by Provo
City was found to be rather weak for
fire fighting purposes, The pressure
would only throw stream OF water fif-
teen feet When the city water was
turned off and the reservoir water be-
longing 10 the institution turned on IL
was found that water could be thrown
to any part OF the building. The chief
executive was highly elated over the
showing made. and complimented the de-
partment members individually. The gov
ernor left for Salt Lake tonight on late
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-01
LIQUOR SALE WRANGLE;
A DEATH AT PROVO
Special Ia The Tribune.


PROVO. June S0,-Gov. William Spry
has accepted the invitation OF the Provo
Commercial club to be present at the
opening of the L, C. T. convention to be
held here July and 5.
Marriage licenses have been issued by
the county clerk to r. +. Wallace and
Fiate Bailey, both of Provo, John Peter
son of Mammoth and Flora Andreason
Jennie Shaw. both of Eureka,
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, aged 81 years.
widow OF the late George NJ Brown.
died at her home this morning, after a
few hours illness from kidney disease.
Mrs. Brown was a native of Germany
and had lived In Provo since 1864. She
Is survived by two daughters and one
son.
Charles HedquIst and Fred Moore came
before Judge Noon in police court today
TO plead TO the charges OF selling whisky
TO George Elliott, contrary TO the pro-
hibition ordinance. County Attorney ia
cob Evans appeared for the detendants
and the city was represented by D. Fl.
Thomas. City Attorney Robert Anderson
being H. On motion Of Mr. Thomas the
charge against Fred Moore was dis
missed without prejudice: there being
some defect in the complaint In this
case the prosecution now claims that II
was brandy instead OF whisky which
was sold by Moore TO Elicit, and new
complaint In accordance with these facts
Will be issued. Hedquist entered plea
of not guilty and the case will be set
for trial later, the time 10 be agreed
upon by the attorneys. The case against
AxeI Johnson. in which Muth and Col
thurst are the chief witnesses. Will also
be set for trial when the Hedquist case
is set In this case. Colthurst one OF
the main witnesses for the city. has
made an affidavit that he never at ans
time, either alone or with Muth, bought
liquor OF Johnson OF any other person
in Provo at any time After making the
affidavit Colthurst left the state and is
now out of the jurisdiction OF the state
courts.
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Results at Sheepshead.

sHEEPsHEAD BAY. June So.-Ihe
surprise of the racing at Sheepshead Boy
today was the defeat OF Ocean Bound
the 1-to-l5 Iavorltc. by Amelia kenks
In the Mermaid stake at one mile
Summary.
First race six and half furlonss.
main course-Guy Fisher. 10 TO won;
Dreamer > to !. second. Prince Gal. TO
q third. Time, 1:2O.
Second race. steeplcchase. about two
and a half miles-Sanclus. IL 10 8. won;
Mellow Mint. IL 10 90 second; Water
Way. TO ], third. Time SIP.
Third race. Ave and a half furlongs,
futurlty course-Blue Mouse. 10 2. won:
Pickaninny TO /, second: The Hague, 10
TO /. third. Time, 1,07 20.
Fourth race, one milc-Amella Jenlsss
10 TO l. won. Ocean Bound. to 10: sec
ond: Indian Maid. 80 TO L. third, Time.
1889 2-5
Fifth race. mile and an eighth, turf
70 8. won. Bonnie
Kelso. to L. second Rockstone. 10 l.
third. Time. 1852.
Sixth race, one mile-Kirltina. 10 to |.
Won Big Stick. to /. second, Frank
Purcell I to 5, third Time. 1883
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PREMIER CAR WINS
GL|DDE|V TOUR CUP
Winner Was Only PenaIized
Nine Points; Chalmers Car
Is Second.

CHICAGO, June 30.-Premier No
finished the long Gldden tour today with
the best road score, but the winner will
not be determined until the technical
committee Of the American Automobile
association finishes It's examination of the
cars. Premier No, / has been penalized
points while the Chalmers No. stands
second. with 80 points road penalty.
No road penalties were announced at
the end of today's run from Davenport.
Ia
Several protests were filed with the
referee against the Premier No. /. II
was alleged that the Premier car carried
an auxiliary oil pump which is not a part
of the stock cars, f. NJ. Edwards OF the
technical committee was sent TO Indian
apolis today to inspect the Premier stock
cars.
The final announcement of the winner
will probably be made Saturday. as the
technical committee will make an ex-
haustive examination of every part OF the
car before II will announce the total of
technical penalties.
II is almost certain the winner will be
decided on the findings OF the technical
committee.
Following was the standing or the cars
that finished as contestants in the events:
:, M
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Good Crops at Gmnison,

Srcoin' q, The Tribune.
EPHRAIM. June SO, B. Berglund.
the manager of the Gunnison Valley Co
op. stated this morning that the crops
were better I'm that valley than ever be-
fore. He said that the outlook for alfalfa
was never better and that thousands of
tons would be raised In the valley. as
most people were raising IL this year
The hay crop has been excellent and has
been put UP In the best OF shape. The
C;unuIson valley never suffers from
drought as does most Of the country i'm
dry year. AZ this has been. Several fine
canals have been built into this valley
and the Gunnison reservoir, which IL all
the water they can use on their vast
amount of land In the locality.
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~. !:
FIGHT FANS ARE NOT
BETTING MUCH MONEY

Betting on the Jeffries- johnson
: night is not as brisk In this city as
+ 1t Is In other cities. The local fans
+ are at loss TO definitely decide
r which man they like the best. and
+ consequently only small bets are be-
i Ing made by the sports. who are
= doing so only TO say that they had
!. a bet on the fight The history OF
+ all championship fights. where the
= betting was so ore-sded. nine out of
:. ten times the man on the short end
= has won.
= There is a great deal of talk re-
+ Sarding :he fight and IT may be
+ that on the day OF the contest sew
\ eral large wagers will he made. The
+ odds here are the same as those
(. given in California. about 10 10 6.
X While there is plenty OF Jeffries
+ money here. the johnson supporters
/. are slow In covering any OF the
= Jeffrics money. The fans believe
= the odds will go TO to / before the
= men enter the ring: and many arc
= waiting for these odds 10 appear
: before laying their money.
----.-ss-.-.-.-if-f..s-s
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SprIngville.
THADDEUS R0BL is
KILLED IN FLIGHT

Although motor paced racing Is n dan
gcrous vocation, aviation. In It's brief CO.
reer proportionately has claimed more
Victims The latest unfortunate was Thad-
deus Robl the German crack, who twice
won the worlds professional motor paced
championship Robl met his death while
June 1S when he fell To the ground from
a height Of $50 feet. Robl began riding
as Splinter flftcen years ago. but after
II few years turned his attention 70 pace
following AT this he was cminently Sue
ccssful and won tho championship of the
world In 1901 and 1902 both of which
meetings were held In Berlin. The follow
Ing year, at Copenhagen he finished sec
ond to PIet Dlckcntmann. the HollaDder.
Robl who held many records wnE SO
years of age.
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Results at Latonia,

LATONIA. June 3o.-The fourth and
nth races held the principal interest at
Latonla today. the former as a feature
and tie latter because II was carded to
bring together Governor Gray and
Lochlel Friend Harry. sprintcr scored
in the handicap. defeating Right Easy
after a nose-and-nose struggle all the
way
Summary:
r''rs' r1ce I've furlongs-Sydncv F..
won: Pennyroyal. second; Ben Uncas.
third Time. 90 2-5.
Second race, six furlongs-Topsy Robin
son. won. Hawks Flight. second. Rebel
Queen. third. Time. 1913 3-5
Third race, SIX furlongs-Dolly Bull
man. won Ethclda second: Marbles
third. Time. LA,
Fourth race six rUrlonrS-Fricnd II rry
won; Right Easy. second: Countless. third
Time l.l2 2-5.
Fifth race, FIVE and half furonEs-
o. third. Time. LOS SO.
Sixth race, mile and n sixteenth.
Carter won; Lady McNally. second:
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Brigham City Improving.
rcclAl TO The Tribune.


BRIGHAM CITY. June 30-During the
week four baby girls were born In TINS
city TO the following: Mr.. and Mrs Ben1a-
min C. Wall. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mer-
and Mrs Elijah Jensen. Mr., and Mrs.
Merrell's home is in Logan. but they are
visiting Mrs Merrells parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles p. Brown.
The commission firm of Knudson Bros,
which purchased the old Walker estate
,west of and adjoining the Oregon short
Line railway property and depot, mas
been. making extensive improvements
there during the season. The place, when
purchased. had lain idle for so many
years that the premises had the appear
ance OF forest. The land mas al Deen
cleared. and next spring the firm viii set
out an orchard and otherwise improve
the property by planting lawn along the
railway right of way This summer many
fruit stands are being erected by them
for furnishing fruit TO the passengers as
the trains make the stop AT the depot.
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|lID ECCLES CHARGED
WITH TRESPASSINC
.l 10 The Tribune

e" " Inc lTlDOne,
&oEN. June 3o.-Davld Eccles, the
-c,aife banker and sugar manu-
'Ir OF Ogden. Is q trcspasser and
Asn possession OF small piece of
u Ogden which does not rlghtfully
10 oim. according 10 a complaint
mn the county clerk this after
y Sarah E. Binford.
" ,nileen years. Mrs, Biuford says.
~ been In lawful and peaceful pos
Of q certain lot in the eastern
ny lines dividing her property
Ha' adjoining. In 1908 Eccles pur-
lot adjoining her property on
MN ard. without her consent and
heI protests. has had the fences
ana q building erected on the
line, depriving her of the pos-
@ small strip OF land. She
sw5erly ''
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Utah State Tennis

Several fast tennis games were played
Thursday afternoon Mt the Country club
The best game of the day came when
Taylor defeated Ingebretsen, is and Cd.
Taylor's drives were more accurate.
The results:
Mems singles
Taylor won from G, Badger. 2-6, So,
6-3, Taylor won from Ingebretscn, rs.
Ga
Women's singles
Miss Lewis won from Mrs. Boyer, 81.
6-2, Mrs. Smith won from Miss Houston
by default.
Mems doubles
Gillette and Baker won from Mac
Quisten and Shaughncssy. 2-6, 90, 6-3:
Neel and Ingebretsen won from Roberts
and Thompson: 6-2. g.
Today's schedule
p. m.-Mrs. Stone VS.. Miss McGrath; /;
Mrs. Judge and partner VS.. Miss Boies
and partner,
Mems doubles
$40 p. m.-McDonald and Cooper VS.
Badger and Taylor. Taylor and Myers vs..
Nccl and lngebrctsen.
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||R ROBBERS HAVE
\ GONE TO NEVADA
..,ities Advance the Theory
=, Train Bandits Are
There to See Fight.

.,,o The Tribune. ~. ~
oss s..s,nced regarding the where
FH ~. train robbers who held
- o,sron Short Line passenger
Fa aor,v last Monday morning,
@asdos NJ OF the desperadoes neins
ifslnyVes,v Wv TO see the big nGht, is
!ta.,n,,sly considered. 90
Ei.usi Ei.uuina several detectives lett os
~ h1' .ha vest. How far they expect
s. u' moi made known, but rumoT
~ sS Rcno % is their destination, ana
"a ,nns @ 10 lind the robbers with
y pEs ~ ,T spectators now gathering IN
lerua !" civ to witness the Jenries-
acsi next Monday
80 ,ss nollce and other local oIncers
m,tjng any further search Tor
~ .sho held UP the train, yet they
~ ~ IN running down every clue. INC
~. ~, y ne desperadoes now is entircle
Y. ,rSs of Plnkerton and railroad
~ no who have been put TO work
s,ss by The Oregon Short Line
" ' samnany and the American EN-
.r,nanv. =. Several detectives have
nars rom eastern agencies, and
row about q score OF trained
as ss,,,ionej I al different points In
~ 81, ws;chlng every suspicious move
\ Sy suspects. r
-,,s The express company and Gov
4 ssrv y now aggregate $3.50. and.
,sired man-hunrers on the Job, il
.-,SshIe thai the guilty persons Will
,,~rahendad In q short time.
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HARVARD CREWS
WIN REGATTAS
Continued from Page Twelve.

Continued from Page Twelve.
raced four miles down stream this after
noon. quartering northwest breeze
that roughcned the river and blew In the
faces OF the crews caused slow time I'm
the early events, but the main race OF
the day was rowed with Ideal water con-
dtions. The time was the fastest in any
DOWNS stream races on the Thames since
1908 when a victorious Yale crew COW
cred the four miles In 20:l9 2-5.
Yale Holds Record
Yale. 1SSS, holds the record for the
Harvard's varsity eight averaged seven
pounds q man heavier than Yale's and
was one inch taller,
Yale tried to kill of Harvard by setting
a fast pace and pulled the highest stroke
that any Yale crew has rowed in years
Starting at thirty-nIne strokes 10 the
minute, Yale only dropped Ia thirty-six
at the half mile. Soon after the half mile
flag had been passed Yale let her stroke
down TO thirty-four to the minute. which
was held until near the finish.
minute. dropped TO thirly-four at the
half-mile. Then raised her stroke one
point at the mile when Yale was getting
her only substantial lead OF the race.
From the mile flag until the two-and- -one- =
half-mile Nag. Harvard held her stroke
at thirty-four, At the two and one half
miles she raised il one point but soon
dropped to thirty-four again. a rate she
had been passed. when Stroke Cutter
lifted the pace gradually until he was
rowing thirty-sevcn to the minute when
he crossed the finish line.
From these figures II will be seen that
Harvard really rowod a lower stroke on
the average than Yale. The opposite has
been true of the former Harvard crews.
Starts Ahead.
Harvard got tr1c the better OF the
start but soon Yale's higher stroke pulled
the bue shell slightly to the front and
at the half-mllc Yale led by from twelve
to fourteen feet At the mile she led
by two-thirds of a length. Harvard :
squirt, however. soon cut down the lead,
and al one and one half miles The crews
were even. Then lIarvard'S more power
ful stroke began 10 send her shell ahead,
Al the two-mllc laT the crimson was
leading by third OF a length. at two and
one half miles by half Il length, and Al
the three mile flag there was open water
between the two shells Over the last
mile Harvard literally rowed away from
Yale and added more than four lengths
to her lead Yalc's rowing AT no time
was so finished as that of her rival,
Among those who witnessed the race
were Robert Bacon. United States en-
hassador 10 France, whose son. u. c.
Bacon, pulled No In the crimson shell;
Secretary MacVengh and Secretary
George Won J.. Meyer who had son
in the winning Harvard freshman eight
Roger Cutler. 1911. OF Brookllne Mass
stroke in today's varsity race was elect
ed captain of the Harvard crew for next
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WIFE CHARGES CRUELTY
AND TOO MUCH BOOZE
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. June 3o.-Within three DAYS
OF their twenty-eighth wedding anniver-
sary' Mrs. Ada Boyle has started an ac-
ton foI divorce from Norman Boyle on
the grounds Of habitual drunkenness and
cruel treatment.
mrs boyle says that her husband while
intoNlcated assaults and abuses her de
mas threatened TO kill her several times.
she asserts. She says she is afraid lest
ne carry out his threat to kill her.
Mrs! Boyle asks the court to issue n
restraining order to prevent her hus-
Dand from visiting the home In the
she be allowed a reasonable amount of
aimony, the custody OF seven minor chill
dren attorneys fees and costs
July 3, 1892
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Ids NAN WITH HIS
WIFE; ASSAULTS HIM
III 10 The Tribune


NpEN. June 30.-Returning to his
. ~ Charles avenue, this evening
otlctk, Andre Donai found Wallace
r1.1lt eonycrsing with his wife. Do
btEame enrdged and attacked Mar
~ both men engaging in a hand-to
- nnfllct, which caused Wild excite
in the -nelghborhood until the ar
4 he police patrol.
ne fight. revolver. which one Of
: 20 attempted 10 use. fell 10 the
= RI exploded.
led1Eh the police arrived at the
~ jasl after The two men had been
rllsd, no arrests we're made. Mrs.
~ told the officers that Martlnalli
1t1r 70 the house early In the even
h ksr husbands absence. and after
: rslused admittance made q forcibls
1rtt 6y breaking In rear window.
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bills Presented Gavel.
'ill to The Tribune

-. Inc Tribune.
n tDJ'; ~ :, June 3o.-Lewis s. Hills. pres
"A" me uLal State Bankers asso-
nr.r voted a handsome eavel at
a n convention In Ogden. but ow-
-. pressing business trip TO San
z,D |.z,r,Is NJ could not be present at the
mn 10 receive It. President A. r.
EihW,uo o' the Ogden Clearing House
.-is s' nas received letter of
-, aom Mr. Hills. In which he ex-
a h,s appreciation for the token and
A hon.. 'ne other members of the clear
"a - association be rendered his
II N' IN, ule mcmeuto of the conven-
rrs, niis says that he will leave
'r,sl 70 his children as one Of his
"easured possessions
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Den ELKS CHOOSE
LAGOON FOR OUTING
0 The Tribune.

W hN
|,tnry June 30.-The Best People
. Eflh" Ogden Lodge 7l9. are pre-
"a for the most enjoyable outing ever
4 X this Jolly bunch OF good fellows.
a tae Is July 81. the place is Lagoon.
a t1s committee In charge of arrange
=. for the excursion 10 Utah's pretti-
. r,ori Is ". ID. Zeller. Fred A Burt
4 QUO Meckes. This committee closed
<-,rscl with the lessees OF the resort
. rsrng for the date mentioned.
>eo.l railroad tickets. with coupons
lad, which will permit the holder
\ Res on the shoot the -chutes, mini
e nilysy. scenic railway and merry
.zud are being printed and will not
# itose who attend the outing any
additional 10 the regular railroad
4 Il IS believed that this concession
| y appreciated by the people Of Oe-
4 I'D that the excursion will be we'll
.r~-lssd
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j. p Gum, who is we'll known here as
former bicycle rider. arrived from Los
Angeles and has told his friends that he
has come here TO manage the Wandamere
motordrome. Manager Prince expects 10
leave hero after the second meet, for
Portland: where he has II proposition to
build track for automobile racing.
No official announcement has been
made as to the ~ew manager. but Gum
says that he Will be the official to do
the debating and the getting out OF the,
programme after Prince has left
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Marriage Licenses in Sanpete.

Special To The Tribune.
MANTI. June 30.-The following IL
censcs have been issued during the week;
Carl Albert Lund OF Ogden and Jessie
Crawford OF Manti, Joseph Tenant and
Apple Harmon. both of Manti, Carl o.
Pherson and Rosetta Sorcnson. poth OF
Koosharem. Andrew f. Jensen and De
lima Nicholson both OF Mayneld' FeIIey
:, Peterson of Redmond and Eva kolfard
of Sp,ng city; Hans Jensen and Rosetta
Poulsen both OF Ephralm.
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. - REMOVES ALL HUM0RS
49, 9e FROM THE BLOOD

SKIN diseases the blood.
su OF are only possible pure
relieves o washes lotions etc. cannot True such
OF tho itching discomfort helps to reduce in
blood s IN keeping the affected cean but it does not
sUohng skin diseases every
that the blood. the circulation and
causing the trouble builds acrid blood and
OF Acne letter Oak and
hection When S. s. has driven tho hunors from
s is & tne acid dheaed circulation symptom passes
nolrished healthfu blood,
e all skins Book Skin Diseases and medical
: ~"no WRITE THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA.
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DOWNING ARRANGES FOR
SPECIAL TRAIN TO PROVO

Manager Downing OF the Sinclair Erlen-
born twenty round boxing contest. TO be
held at Provo. July 4. for the Commercial
Ira avelers. made arrangements for a spe-
cial train 10 carry the night fans to Provo
the afternoon of the Fourth over tho Rio
Grande The special Will leave here Mt
. D m and Will return at IL p. m.
Downing also signed up Young Forbes
and Harley Ross for ono OF the prelinol-
Dares TO the big eyenL