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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-07

In telegram sent bv Mcfarland last
might 10 the Newark bike people McFar-
land eaid that ne was tired u al the
pickering IN the eastern papers ana
that he and Clarke were coming east
T. meet "fho hcro"-kramcs-On hts oWn
track Also that Clarke was coming
east prepared TO put his western tile.
Edtucd against every bit a. classy q
field ~ Kramer TN the east. az stake.
~ already have a proposition =
race Kramer a match series october =.
y and 10 az olympic park. Newark. dur
iuf- the New Jersey state fair. sald NC
Iarland last night. The match uocS
not Include the national -iilc. however
AMI that is what we want kramer Z"
come through With. 7 know that thc
bicycle fans every whore Wani To N-e
che two meet. and N they ride 81 W.T. he
fa national title affair. and u BE- no
more than right tfat the titis should
80 with
The series at olympic pars will be
run on falf-uile dirt track 1nd VIII
D.. a. haIf-mtie heafe for the fire. dav.
90 mile heats FOR tfc recond dag. HOth
French So. D.. and fhe third daN e nv
other distance tftt kramer wants. We
wanf. hOwtvcr a 1fa. ch series 81 the
Newark Nelodromc for the \. q. A.
national tftic. and believe ms. We are
going after A. strong understand
that Kramer is laid up with an injury
and iu the event he does not ride AZ
Valcsburg clarke and myself viii ride
tho next two Srndayr at the track. nut
- Kramer appear Clarke viii not ride
o. our contract for the olympic park
match forhids Clarke meeting Kramer
before that time. / am firmly CON
inced that clarke can win from kran-
Or 90 any style game. Ills Work mere
ffla summer ias been Of Norid
championship order AMI In lawson ne
had much sitter opponent than any
rider sent against Kramer this sum
mrr. .
Starting November I Mcfarland VIII
manage 1o-hour q day stN-day race
at Buffalo. After that he and clarke
will team On the New York siN-day
race. Representing salt Lake In the
New York race viii hc Pye and walker
'CarsIakc and Keefe. and Lawson and a
mariner 90 be named later.
The great majority Of the salt lake
fans agree s.ith Mcfarland in hts optn :
SON that Clarke can defeat kramer. ana
all are united on the proposition that
abe western champion should De Even a
chance Co ride the EASTER, champion Tor
ltrs national titte. CLARKE has q IN e
wonderful riding this year ana his
friends in Salt Lake are many. CLARKE
ira- not vet reached his best form AZ
ttrr bike game. and sooner or later ne
win hold the undisputed American title
unless some other rider takes "a mete-
.oriC climb To- the top.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-07
MURRAY WILL BE HANDED
STATE LEAGUE REMNANT

There viii be meeting OF the Utah
State league tonight at the office OF
President John r. Tobiu. at which the
league business will be wound mp.
Among other things. Murray viii be
Officially awarded the peuuaut.
The Utah state league for 1910. with
Inc state league OF 1905. was one Of
the few leagues in the history OF the
game that finished it's regular season.
and credit for that fact alone cannot
be withheld
one OF the most hopeful indication
Of the year was seen Monday. when a
crowd OF 1000 fans turned out at Walk
er's field. Baseball is long way from
being a back number Ina Utah. and
with an early start. made FOR next year
and some means arranged beforehand
to nut a live team IN salt Lake. there
Is bright outlook for the state league
in 1911. -...
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-07
TIGER LEADER SAYS HE
WILL STAY IF WANTED

Detroit. sept. Reported rumors
that Hugh Jennings would retire las
manager Of the Detroit baseball team
at the close of the season were given
a Quietus today. when Jennings said
he had not given the contract matter
any serious consideration.
If The Detroit baseball club wishes
60 retain me next season and the re-
Enumeration is such that it suits. I will
be only too glad 20 direct the team"
says Jennings.
Jennings say that his marriage this
fall viii not prevent him from man
aging the Detroit team if the salary
provided suits him and the club man
gEcmcnt wants him. President NdNuu
says he has not thought of Jennings
contract and that terms have not been
discussed between them. He says DE
hopes Jennings will be with the team
next season. and then refused TO dis
Cuss the matter further.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-07
GOOD CROWD OUT FOR
GREAT WESTERN MEET

Kalamazoo. Mich. sept e.-A large
crowd witnessed the first day'E events
OF the Great Western TrOttinE meet
here today Slow starts caused the
20 trot 20 be postponed until tomor-
row Summaries.
First race. AIS pace. purse $500
Just Right won in three straight heats.
Ty cobb second. willy Penny third.
Time. e.tss. 2.16a. 2;13t
second race. 2.20 trot. purse $4,000
unfinished The Angelus won second
and third heats. Time. 2.fSa. 2.14s.
Butter Brook won first heat. Time.
2.1A4. Graymorc third.
Third race. 2:07 pace. purse $500
Shaughan won fn three straight heat.
Joe Brown second. Greatest Line third.
Time. 2.09t 2:Osg 2:Oo4
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-07

Aside from knowing every angle "
the game from riders standpoint.
Pye has had experience iu the manage
ment OF tracks pa Aus trali9- ie Knows
practically every rider OF Importance
personally. and neNt season viii see
some Australian stars at che local
While the deal has not been closed. 90
Is known that pvc WIN also mana -e
and perhaps two. weekly meets With
ogden running. an extra iuduccment
VIII be offered the riders to- come 60
Salt Lake.
Another announcement made yestcr-
day that has almost equal interest is
that Pye has taken the management %
the five-lap track az Los Angeles. and
will start racing. there sunday. to run
Tor eight wee KS a. least. with UrOnoh lN
a ionE,r season. Aside from clarke ana
Mcfarland, practically every rider now
here VIII so Co los Angeles. most &c
them leaving this week for the open
ing, sunday.
For some time there have been mr.
gent demands from Los Angeles that
the bicycle racing game De revived
could not leave hiS business tn salt
Lake. pye. however. accepted the offer.
and will give the coast city some fiuo
racing.
Thc Los Angeles track. known as the
Pickering track. liss in the heart OF
the city. and with the public az Los
Angeles asking for bicycle racing. the
bike meet should be- success.
liver Lawson is wanted in she east.
but says that he viii probably go 20
Los Angeles. Walker. CarslaJc. kcefe.
hUer. wilcox. i'm TACT. every one OF the
professional riders. with the exception
Of Hopper. viii 80 60 Los Angeles. with
some Of the best amateurs. With the
number OF riders now ON the coast. the
fields i'm both classes will boz well filled
81 ann not ready as yet to announce
my plans FOR the salt Lake racing sea-
son next summer said Manager c.
pve last night. "rhe salt Lake game is
known the world over. however. and
when Decoration day comes around (
will have as good "a lot OF riders as on
ana track i'm the world
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-07
Results at Anaconda

Anaconda Mont. Sept 6-Tim Easey
won The feature race at five turInuEH.
the DELAY at the post workiuE HEHiue.
the favorite. Coppcrtowu. who carried
lot or weight. The days racing was
only ordinary. Results
.Firs, race. five and half fuI.uu-s.
seliug-Cumera. lut tFiruhcrl. Co ID.
won. 100 NouuE. 100 tDeuuisouT. % Co
e. second. Little Eutercup tFuE1rlN1.
90 To- 7 third Time. 1.NN 4-'- AuulInr,
Naeaznu. Caesar and cool also ran.
Second race. five aud a Hs|f furIones.
eefTfuu-Tfry Abrams 1909 Co. Parker.
g To- T. won. Bay Garter. 1902 callahan d.
Is TO I. second. May Pink. no 'Cohurn'.
ben. Miss Hattie. Lillian Kay EiA
iico was left at tHc post
Third race. six fur.ongs selling =
won Ybor no tCoburu1. To- !. Sec
ond. Nvauzl. 10t tCallahauI. q to Il.
third Time 1915 2-a. Trampfur. En-
ma c. Gene wood ANA McNaIly also
ran.
Jim Rasey. 90 CIV. GarEan1. Co. =. won 4.
Coppertowu. TI2 lCuhuruH- d Co p sec
ond. Thistle Belle. 1f9 Il. SMITH. 8
TO D. third. Time. 700 l-a. Milt Jones'
and ST Heller also ran.
braska Lass. 100 Do. SMITH, 3 90 7.
won. John o. Rogers. 700 tIosi1. To-
T. second. ornate. 100 tlallahHnh. 3" ~
L third. Time. I-N- leo. NuiE ll "L
Jennie's Beau and Mike Jordan also
Sixth race. six furiouEs. seIlinE--Dei
CruzaJor. no tCohurnl. o. 8. won
soma. 100 Fiischerl. To- j. ses ,'li.,, 2
Wauer. lee tE. SMITH. o. J. thir"-
Time. I.lt I-s. FuEiIeer. Gramerv,-
Galene Gale. Giaucus and Silverlina
also ran.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-07

feelings or views Of the turf authorities
engage a first-class rider, Why. one
could not be had for love or money.
They were all canned. with tine lid rfv-
eted down. Men who had horses en-
tered FOR the races, colts and fillies that
had not a chance To win. Judging bs-
previous performance, except through
an accident. had under contract for the
race the best jockeys In America
DO you suppose one OF those men
offered Welsh their riders Tor Rashti7
No. stree. Not once Some were willing
for consideration to transfer the rid
Ing enEa cement OF their jockeys to
Welsh. but as he refused to give up
they hung on 60 their horse pilots.
Welsh was just jOllied along into
bis predtcament and circumstances com
PEELED him 20 accept Glass. Some or the
men who had the best jockeys under
contract told Welsh that n they did
not start anything in the race. and they
did not think they would they said.
why. welsh could have their rider. Car
RED along with this sort OF promises.
Welsh waited dsv after day for a first
class 1ockey-and waited In vain
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-07

Almost every one said the Futurity
was lost to Bs shit because she was han
died by poor rider. Glass was unable
10 do her fun justice. Shilling made
Novelty win the race. the trainers said.
The jockey took advantage OF every
opportunity which favored his mount.
and landed him the winner by his en-
erEy. siertness and skill
Why did Tom Welsh, trainer OF Bash
~. give Glass the mount was asked
Why DIDN'T he engage better rider =
Surely = filly that had proved her
worth by so many early victories I'm the
season. and which brought sac. 600 n Z
public auction was worthy OF better
consideration than the placing or a
Jockey such a. Glass on her back for
race or the magnitude Of the Futurity.
HOrsemen believed that Welsh had
been the victim OF selfish. interruptions
owners. who. instead OF helping him TO
employ a good rider 50 that the best
horse might win. placed obstacles in
his path so that BaShti might be beaten.
Engage a first-class rlder," blurted
out one trainer noted for his independ-
ence OF spirit and total disregard OF the
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-07
SALT LAKE GOES TO
PLAY AT BRIGHAM CITY

Manager Mike Donovan leads "A
strengthened salt Lake team TO Brig
ham city today TO meet Wcllsvi1fc as
the star attraction OF the Peach dav
sport program. In Tie first game
played between the two teams. Wells
willie won. q To- .. and Salt Lake iS after
revenge today. The lineup viii De.
Erue Heusser. pitch. Settle. catch. Mike
Donovan. first. Dan Donovan. second
Lawrence. third. Means. short and
Book. Stewart and Toner I'm The out
field. Thursday salt Lake goes TO
Garland. He'd Toner going i'm the box
and Heussor i'm the field.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-07
MITCHELL nIn.s Will.

Local motorcycle fans viii he inter-
ested TO know that Arthur Mitchell Oh"
we'll known rider who appeared this
summer at the Motordrome. was the
bright star OF the Denver motorcycle
meet Monday. ON the mile dirt track
at the Tuillerics. Mitchell rode ten
miles I'm 1908 To. breaking the former
record OF g.I3 2-5. held 10y Earl Arm
stronz. HIS best mile was fu - IS
seconds. Mitchell also won the three
mile free-for-all. the only other event
in which he was entered. I'm 90 3.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-07
What the Managers Think of
Approaching Worlds Series

Manager Stsllings. New York. don't
think that the baseball public fully APP
preciRtes the greatness Of the Athletics.
I do not want to underestimate the
great machine of the Cubs. but I am
under the Impression that Maok's team
will be able 10 go them one better In
the twiriinE staff the Athletics have
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-07
rIrCHER HRENks NRM.

Newark. y. j. sept. 6.-Tn pitching
the lsst game ~ the West Jersey league
season yesterday. Fritz Frey. 1--year-
old amateur ball toSser. broke his right
arm I'm two places. ana will probably
never be able TO play again. Three
months a go. i'm the first game OF tho
season. Frey's nose was broken by A
pitched BAN. and he was laid up for
several weeks
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-07
FAnS TO GET nv.

manager OF the Congress Hotel COM
pany. wds arrested by order of chief
OF Police steward today. FOR allowing
an exhibition OF the Johuson-J effries
fight pictures in the hotel on the night
OF August 26 The pictures were ex-
hibited to a party or 300 men during
the course Of a banquet.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-07
Coast League
American Association

At TOledO-Indianapo .: Toledo. 3.
At Kansas City-Minneapolis.4 4. Kan
saS City. s.
At Milwaukee-St Paul. s: MiIwau-
kee. ..
At Louisville-Columbus Z: Louis
Vile. /.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-07

Philadelphia. Sept. 6.-Owing 10
inability 10 get together a repre-
sentative tennis team. the United
states has Withdrawn its chal-
Ienge for the Davis cup this year.
. This information was received I
here today by A. l. Hoskins. sec
Rotary OF the United States Ma
ttonaI Lawn Tennis association.
from Dwight s. Davis. president
OF the association.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-07
LANGFoRD HAS JOB
TO BEAT JEANE TIE

Boston, Sept. 6.-After fifteen
rounds Of gruelling fighting, Sam
Langford of this city defeated
Joe jeanette of New York
Cloth colored) at the Armory
Athletic club tonight. The de
cision of the referee was con
Cured in by ali, as the Boston man
maintained an advantage through
out.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-07
SINCLAIR WANTS RETURN
MATCH WITH REAGAN

ogden. sept G-Lnrry Brown. mana
scr FOR Peanuts Sinclair. Informed
Manager Snumwav that he rs ready 90
rlosf $500 for u return match with
Jimmy Reagan who 50 dectsiN ely
whipped THE tnfsrwuuutaiu champion
roro yesterday. Sinclair ia rtii In
ogden. NURSING mis- badly damaged face
and ewes. but declares no feels phyEi-
caIfv fft Co. enter the ring "a gain within
o. week Nc Isl likely that another match
will Do arranged.
Shumwav ir also considering Res-
ruu-Tcuc MfOOycru match and also
wants Co bring she AtfeIl here 20 meet
Reagan A. yet no looks as Or AttelI
wants none 0f Kcagan'p game
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-07
rOsTPnNEn AGAIN.

Hartford. Conn. sept. "a further
postpouemeut or the Grand circuit races
at Charter Oak park. ia connection
with the Connecticut fair. was am
nounCed this forenoon.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-07
JAck HUME No RETrER.

Jack Hume. the weil-known bicycle
rider. who Del dangerously 800 with con
ruzsfon 81 the brain. had bad day
.--eferdav. but az uiuht no was resting
easier Hume fe growing eteadfiy
weaker however. and there iu little
hope Of hts recovery.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-07

syracuse. y. ". sept o.-Thr frsr
baSemau or the Syracuse state league
club has been fined $40 FOR am attack
ON a Utica sporting writer. whom Do
charged with knocking him" in re-
ports % the game.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-07

What's What in Sports
All the Time
PYE NAMED TO MANAGE
SAUCER TRACK NEXT YEAR

Announcement was made yesterday
pany that the engagement Of the bic
hands of Ernie pye. the popular Aust
favorite for three years. For some tim
that Pye would manage the track next
is announced. viii meet with much IA
succeeds Marry W. HeaEren. who has
the past two seasons
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-07

Philadelphia, sept 6.-BrookIvu
punched hits with three errors bv
philadelphia today and won. to /.
score v. H. f.
49, .---.g 7
Philadelphia -.......- ---f 1
Batteries-Rucker and Berger: Shet-
Ter aud Doom. UmpireS-Brennan and
O'Dav
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-07
NANks HEAT ATrLETICs.

New York. Sept. 6.-The New York
Americans took the last game OF the
series from Philadelphia today. to >.
though outbatted by the American
leag que leaders. Score. r. H. +.
Philadelphia ~ 2 2 1
New York ...............3
Batteries-Plsnk and I.app; Hughes,
WARRIOR and Criger.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-07
Western League

At Omaha-Des MoineS. .. Omaha. +.
At Wichita-Wichita. S. st. Joseph.
5. tTen innings
At Denver-Denver s. Topeka =
At Lincoln-SiouN CITY. ]. Lincoln. o..
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-07

by the salt Palace Amusement coma
yclc track FOR 1917 would be- in the
ralian bike rider. who has been local
q it has been known sCmi-offiCiallV
season. and his selection. now That it
vor by the fans and riders alike. he
successfully managed tho track Tor
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-07
Turfnen Want to See Match Race
Between Champion Two-year-olds

New York sEhoes Futurity
o the
the big They
o. the
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-07

Pittsburg. sept. s-Pittsburg-St
Louis game postponed. rain
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-07
THEY BREAK EVEN.

st. Louis Sept. S-St Louis and Chi
CsEo broke even in double-header to-
day. the home team winning the first.
> to to /. in ten innings. For seven IN
men could not make hit off Hall.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-07

Guns DEFEAT REDS.

Chicago. sept. Sole continued his
string Of victories today by defeating
Cincinnati, to .. after a hot duel with
Burns. Three timely drives in the
eighth ciinched the game for Chicago.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-07
BASEBALL RESULTS
American League
BOTH HI-r HARD.

Detroit. Sept. 6.-Detroit defeated
Cleveland today. 20 2. in game
marked by a lot OF hitting and com
psratively little run-getting. Score.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-07
GAME POSTPONED

Hattertes-Cole and king. Burns nd
Mclean Umpires-Johnstone and Ea-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-07

The ad that the other newspaper
reader merely glanced at may be the
one you're looking for.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-24
ASCOT TRACK 0UTLAWED
TO AUTOMOBILE RACES

New York, Dec. 23.-Ascot park
o,tomobile track. Los Angeles. Cal,
e. declared disqualified for one year
90 a place for sanctioned motor rae
NO meets in q circular issued today
NJ the contest board of the American
automobile association. This action
tolIows the holding Of a meet at the
track on December II, promoted by
barney OIdfield and others.
Oldfield was under suspension by
the board at the time n h uls-
Qualification is extended tot all IL
eensed drivers who took part in the
Ascot meet. They include George II.
clark who, il is alleged, drove under
an assumed name; r.. Roger Stearns,
Rem Kerscher and nine other drivers
al Los Angeles.
The cars driven by the Los An
aeles men also are disqualified. LIZ
censes are revoked until January J.
1912. except in the case of Clark, who
q disqualified for two years.
The suspension of Oldfield, II was
reported. shall be brought to h at
tention OF the International Associa-
ton of Recognized Automobile clubs
and by that body promulgated 70
the respective automobile governing
bodies in every part of Il world.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-24
OPPOSITION STRONG
TO DIRECT VOTE
ON SENATORS
Schemes Being De-
vised by Old Line Leaders to
Escape Showa-Down on Live
Question:
Morning Journal Bureau,
6l3 Munsey Building,

washington. y. G., Dec. 20.
According to gossip about the SEN
ate. various schemes are being talked
over among the senate leaders who
are opposed to the amendment 70 the
constitution so rs to provide for tho
election Of senators BY direct vote. a
subcommittee of the senate judiciary
committee has decided TO report 70
the fun committee a resolution which
senator Raynor has prepared provid-
ing for the submission 70 the tate
legislatures Of such an amendment.
The old republican leaders are try
ing To outflank this amendment ana
beat IL By indireetion. TheN do not
want il to come to Il square test on
the senate floor, tearing mat II viii
carry.
one opposition now being consid
ered is, when the resolution comes
up IN the floor, as il Is certain 70 40,
either on q favorable or adverse re.
port to offer an amendment that VIII
proviac that a senatorial candidate
"a be elected, must obtaln, not y ma
jority Of tho votes cast, nut a major
tn o. the votes Of the whole maze
population.
such an amendment would strike
ut the southern states. as everybody
Knows. ~ large share Of the negroes
are deprived OF the ballot. Adoption
Of such an amendment would turf
the democratic votes against the ieso-
luton and defeat 1t.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-24

Tho Pennington Enterprise says
The big booster meeting when We
held In Durango "Wednesday nBp'
,yas attended BY over 400 Of the ieau-
ING boosters from all parts OF tne
san Juan district. The various speaN-
as explained the needs OF tnel.
communities. out all were agreed Una,
Tho principle need was for some KIM
~ 4 central organization to represent
his entire southwest section. u va,
finally decided to nay - Nen
committee composed Of three mem
Ihere from each of the towns represent
ed. They win get together ana ont-
line plans for securing n new ran
road To this section ana Tor pthsI-
wise advancing the interests OF the
people. n..nyo
Those who went up TO Durango
from here were: G. II. McitenrN anu
u.ife. g.. y Green and wife. w. ~
Hunter and wife. r.. J.. Osenbaush, j.
Al. snodgrass. Reuben Cook. J.. WIN
arspoon T. II. Jones. p, a. Burdick'
Grady Wcstbrook. william Lock
Al Newnham. J.. d. clark. Rev. JACK
con. u. j. Craig. J. NJ. Johnson Or
J. f. Reece. T. J. Skaggs. Wills Mar
tin. \. A. BAH. G. c. Bero and Harry
Myers Fruitland was represented ps
T. +. williams. Ammon Lamb ana
June Foutz.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-24
FEDERAL WRIT PROTECTS
STREET CAR SYSTEM FROM
interference BY MAYOR

Seattle. Wash. Dec. 23.-Ten min
utes after Mayor Hiram G. Gill ana
all the city councilmen had been
served with n federal injunction re-
straining them from interierlhs
with the operation of the Seattle, Rem
ton & Southern railway, an electf>
street car line. the council passed an
ordinance today revolving the COM
pany's franchise on the grounds that
Il had violated its terms.
The differences between the com
pany and the council grew from the
war between commuters n the
street railway over the collection o.
more than five-ccnt fare within the
city limits. and has alreay resulted N
much turmoil and expensive litigation,