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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-12
MAN IS IDENTICAL
WITH CAVANAUGH

Chicago May 12.-Julius Moyce,
brought here from ST. Louis on for
gerry charge, has the same features
the same scars under the chin, the
same small shot wounds in his back
and the same style Of handwriting as
Harry v. Kavanaugh, but he is not
Kavanaugh.
This statement was made here to-
day when Paul Bamberger, brother of
florence Bamberger, called to identify
Moyce as the man Kavanaugh, who
married Miss Bamberger two years
ago and then deserted her.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-12
CLOQUET MAN IS
INSTANTLY KILLED
HE TRIES TO DODGE LOGS BY
JUMPING INTO POND BUT
Is CAUGHT.

Cloquet, Mimi, May 12.-Frank
Ldsto, a young Finlander employed at
the Northern Lumber company's mill,
was instantly killed here He and
some other men were unloading logs
from a train, and Listo had unloos-
ened the binding chain. when the logs
began to slip, and to get out of the
way, he jumped into the pond. At
the same instant one of tn, logs
rolled over him, and another follow
ing it, struck him on the head. He
was dead when they got him out of
the pond. Listo had been working at
the mill only about 10 days.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-12
HARVEST OF TROUSERS.

Chief Gathers Up Neither Garments in
Sleeping Car.
GaIesburg, ILL.,, May 12.-"Porter!
Porter! What have you done with
my"
Porter, where are my trousers"
And so on in a deepening chorus
from passengers on a Burlington train
which drew into Galesburg this morn
ing.
It speedily developed that a thief
had entered the train probably at
Beardstown, and pot having time to
investigate all pockets, walked off with
various neither garments to explore
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-12
NORTH DAKOTA WEAVING CO.
Bring Us Your Rug Work.

We do fancy rug weaving OF all
kinds. Rag rugs for chamber. bath
room and porch. Rag carpets In vari-
GUS patterns. New p-to-date ma
chinery. besE work. Get your weaving
done before the busy lime Orders
promptly filed Telephone 2156. ",
b. weaving Co. 1921 Firth Ave- So.
Fargo
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-12
ROBBED IN A HOTEL.
Part of the Money Found On a Sus-
pect at Wahpeton.

Wahpeton, N. D., May 12.-William
Smile of Beaver Bay, Mimi, was rob-
bed at the Commercial hotel here last
night, while he slept, of large amount
OF money. Buck Thompson, notori-
Gus character, was suspected, and later
arrested in a resort and part of the
money was found on his person. He
was bound over to the grand jury.
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pies az ACE Of 112.

Mason City. Ia. May IL Probably
the Oldest man who lived In Iowa, Den
mis- Record Of Freeman. died there yes
terday at the age Of 112, according to
the death certificate. He was a ma
tive Of ireland and for over fifty years
was sailor before the mast in her
majesty's service.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-12
WILD MAN TERRlFIEs TOWN
Armed With Shotgun, Peers Int
Windows by Nicht.

MondoW, Wis, May 12.-Peering into
tarm houses at twilight and uttering
plood-curling screams during the
midnight silence, a wild man has ter
rlfled many persons in this locality for
several days.
"A number of persons who have seen
hdm say he is armed with a shotgun
and has few clothes on his body.
1t is thought he hides by day in the
woods several miles from here
Efforts to catch him have failed. and
women and children fear to leave the
mousse after dark unless accompanied
by men.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-12
FALL FROM TREsrLE is FATAL.
Mankato Youth Dies From Injuries Re.
ceived Sunday.

Mankato, Mimi, May 12.-Without
having recovered consciousness. Row
Leonhardt. who fell from a trestle
Sunday night while trying to board a
freight train on an adjoining trestle,
died this morning 1t appears that he
and other youths of West Mankato had
habit of catching rides on freight
trains In the evening He was a high
school student, IL years old, and son of
Henry M. Leonhardt.
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them at his leisure.

them at his leisure.
The extreme negligees OF the bereft
persons prevented their entrance into
the dining car and there was much
grumbling until new supply pur-
chased at the nearest store here had
been rounded UP by the porter.
Few of them were proper fits. but
they served the ends OF propriety as
viewed by the conductor OF the diner.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-12
We Buy Scrap Iron

Carload lots speciality. Correspond
ence given prompt attention. Fargo
Iron Metal Co. Fargo, N. d.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-12
FARGO The NEXT
MEETING PLACE
PHYSICIANS SELECT THIS CITY
FOR THE 1911 STATE MEET
lNG-ADoPT REsoLU-
TIONS.

Grand Forks, May 12.-Fargo was
selected as the place for the 1911 SEES
sions of the North Dakota Medical as
ISOLATION at the closing session of the
convention held here yesterday after
noon.
One of the most interesting features
OF the session was the address yes
terday by Prof r. f. Laid, commits
sioner of pure foods in North Dakota.
Food, Drug and Sanitary Inspection
Laws and Their Importance as Health
Measures was the subject discussed
by him. He gave a thorough ex-
PLANTATION of the conditions under
which the North Dakota laws regu-
lating the several subjects are be-
ing enforced showing that their rela-
ton to the public health was i'm
mensely prominent and took a front
rank. His thorough knowledge of
the question made Professor Ladd's
remarks even more impressive than
would otherwise be the case.
The Duty OF the State to the Fee
BILE Minded, by DIR. Fl. A. LaMoure, in
charge of the institute for feeble
minded at Grafton, was another of
the subjects taken up today. It dealt
with the problem which has present.
ed some peculiar phases within the
past few years.
Resolutions Passed.
During the sessions the following
resolutions were passed:
To the Hon. w. L. Stockwell, Super
intendent Of Public instruction, Bis
marclS, N. D.
"Sir: AT the twenty-thinr meeting
Of the North Dakota State Medical as
ISOLATION the following resolution was
adopted
Whereas, health officers and phy-
sicians generally encounter antagon-
ism to the proper enforcement of san
ttary laws and regulations owing to
the lack of knowledge in hygenic
matters on the part OF the laity, and
Whereas, many diseases i'm the
light of present day scientific knowl-
edge is often unnecessarily transmit
ted from one person or place to an
other and
Whereas, in our opinion, the best
place to disseminate and popularize
the knowledge necessary to prevent
preventable diseases is the public
school,
BE 1t resolved that practical bac-
teriology in connection with prevent
able diseases should be taught more
extensively in our schools"
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A Forum Want Add viii sell 1T for you.
"A Forum Want Add viii sell 1t for you.
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W. III. HOnG6O ON

Makes d speciality or Fargo pruperty,
Farm lands. Long distance phone 125L.
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Cor. H..
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-31
SAYS TROUBLE UNLIKELY
4. &. q. official Holds That There IL
No Chance for clash With
Research society.

New York. Dec. eo-War between the
Amateur Athletic union and the Ath-
letic Research society is unlikely, ac-
cording TO- a. a. T.. officials today. The
aims or both organizations are similar.
DO is said. and there fs mo- cause Tor q
clash. The a.. a. q. is willing. its Of
friafs state. that athletic federation
branches established by the Athletic
Research society compete auong them
selves without A. A. T.. registration
The only compulsory registration would
De Tor athletes desiring 90 compete m
A. a.. y. open events. Jamc- F. Sulli-
van. secretary Of the A. a. G.. SAYS the
cfforfr of the society to promote inter
east iu athletics among young people all
over the country meet with the appr1-
val OF his organization.
1T is "a good thing for sport and The
Research society is now starting 70 90
what the A. a. Z. has been doing tQr
the last twenty years. said Mr. Sulli-
van. III the society succeeds I'm massing
an the branches. schools. settlements.
Fairgrounds and similar associations
under one great head. BE- viii DE great
move. Tire a. a. n. will give all pos
sible aid and 40 viii be a splendid thins
for as.
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At Jacksonville

Jacksonville. Dec. 0=Txcitcucnt
was caused ON the Norcricf race track
This afternoon just after tHe first race.
whom fire uf unknown origin broke out
iu tho racing azeociat ior'a feed and Inn
uIrmeuf stables along fEc turu ont Of
fUe back stretch. Several horses which
were sta hlcd iu Tho building were reI
out in safety. Tho fire was allowed Co
burn itself ont. THE damage was
$4,000. The races were delayed owing
to tho dense smoke boz the back stretch.
Results.
FIRST race. five and hair rurIor-s-
Morning SONG. q tu o.. won. Dance Away.
e to 3. second. Esc1au. 10 90 4. third.
Time. 1903.
Second race. riv rurIonre-Hudas
sister. - fo 3. won. r. o. -nipD. e. fo Q
second. Inferno Queen. 20 to 4. third.
Time. 1915 1-1-
Third race. Sis furIougs-Detact n
fo 3. won. Ben Lomoud. O. TO 4. second
Mason. 1- Co 4. third. Time. 1.ff Pcs.
Fourth race. mile and seventy yards
Flashing. o Co %. won. Henry Cross
raddfu. to- q. second Madeline T.. q 60
a. trird Time. r-fT $3.50
Fifth race. Sis furlur EE-Nav Amelia.
to o. won. star Board. 10 20 8. second
Nanhciucr. . TO 3. third. Time. f.f4 2-s.
SiNth race. mile and Ca sixteenth
Ardri 10 Co o. won. Nv Gal to I
second: I'd. kcck. 80 90 D. third. Time
1-fS f-5.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-31
JIMMY CALLAHAN MAY
MANAGE ST. LOUIS TEAM

Chicago. Dec 10.-Jauoe y. Callahan.
former manager OF the Chicago Aro-i-
cans. and now owner OF the Logan
Squares city league team. may be
selected as manager OF tine Sc Louis
American league club. which recently
changed hands.
Callahan was BOO conference vest err
day with N9t and Mark Ewing and D.
N- Iodgmsu. row owners OF the ST.
Louis team. who came here several DAYS
20 frnm ST.. Louis
Mr.. HudUWau. speaking for the par
o.. said the question of 81 manager had
NOT been settled and the meeting Co
complete the organization OF tho club
Nrrr.e
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-31
BASEBALL TAR HINTS
AT COMING H0STILITlES

Chicago. Dec. eo-Tf officials Of the
American Association and the Eastern
league appeal to the National Baseball
commi ssinu which meets On Cincinnati
next week for higher rank. the request
viii Doe refused. according To- =. r. John
son. president Of the American league
and member 90 tie national commits
sion.
% don't think the American AssoCia-
tiou or Eastern Tea que viii ask 20 be
promoted or tO bo permitted 10 with
draw peacefully from the national ass
EOCfatiou.' said johnson last niEht.
'SuCr "a request would he denied.
however. and III either OK the leagues
attempt TO jump over the traces. there
viii De something doing i'm the ranks or
organized baseball"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-31
DUCK SEASON COMES TO
END At SUNSET TODAY

At orc-ha1f hour after sunset toe
day the duck shooting season i= over
for 1910. and an shooters arc asked TO
take notice by r.. w. Chambers. state
game commissions. Reports SHOW
that the shootiu- i- now better Shan
at any time during tno past a-a-.
ana that the birds are iU cNcriIr0f cone
diUon. A. lively Towha~fuovf f- rr-
pccted TO close tho season. which. on
account Of the duck uafaIv. has been
"a big i-auuofntrlart.
Tho 1911 fish and same licenses viii
pc placed on sale TODAY. and may De
found hy SUort=wru at tho same places
as last year. From now on. Jack rah-
bits viii fUrui- the only sport fn the
hunters. 40 license is needed to shoot
tho Jacks"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-31
SOLDIERS EASY FOR
CRACK HENAGER FIVE

last u|-Ht lu Same with Ca picked team
from Fort Douglas. af the Rational
Guard l.murT. THE soldiers were de-
f.Hfsd. 81 rO I.. Hammond. en-. former
r.. 70. 90. N- star. -pt -uir- and found
Che basket with such regularity that
the post mon soon lost hope. Wilcox
and truudfur also were strong Iu fns
game Tor The college. while Mack and
German did the best work Tor t1r sole
dIeTa.
Ifcuz GERS COLLEGE five ie planning q
trim fp clean un mo man rorluf- fgarrl
and upon it- return viii ba ready t0
take on an c0wcr-. The five fuiar
looks lIlsn one OF the very best iu che
state. The Iirtuu-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-31
YOUNG PETER JACKSON
TO BOX JOHN WILLIE

y letter received Yesterday from
Young Peter Jackson stated shat the
wcll-Enovu c0IorrI middIovcf-nt boxer
has arrived at Wiuuiup- in tfr-top
shape and had started work Tor his
match. which win bo held .n January.
refer writes that his opponent fg TO Doc
John Willie. the nravVwefEnr v-rlI
known I'm Utah and throu-nout tho
country as former CHALLENGER Tor The
Championship HouOr-. Willie fe mo-
Slouch now at tho BOXING game. but
Peter says that he does not care about
that part Of &c.. as Doe has mot bigger
men all mis- life. Tho BOXING raru. fe
good at WinuiUeE. SASS Peter.
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There has boon Oh desire for years t'
Introduce tho national sport OFF America
into Australia. but there never has been
any one t1 back trr venture with the
proper amount OF money until tro pres
emf rIrn THE members OF the -Eudi-
cate now willing tu put UD the urCHe-
-rrr money fI give the natives on real
E'imu-. oft tho game are wealthy
rrouEH On stand tho strain of "a season
Hr -Vr off expense before the game ie
ON "a urrfr- basis.
They realize tHHt ft viii take some
time before The sport win take hold OFF
the Australians as 10 has taken hold
of tho American public. uut. having
watched che game long enough iu this
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rN THE DISTRICT COURT on TIE
THIRD judicial district ~ che state OF
Tf.r. County of salt Lake.
clara n. kennedy plaintiff " IN
rIr u. uubcL guardian of John Duhel.
an IurorrunfnuE person Annie Dluei,
r.r g. Kaufman. MrIIraine knight.
ana walter 81. Dunn. u~ton. company
PARTNERS. DOING business a. Mcllwainc
krf-nr and COMPANY Annie Lamcssc
rIrnef. UnErrln nj fs.-ssur lruunE
The state OF rrah to tlc said de-
frndantr. You are hereby eummonec
Ir rurr'Hr within twenty days after tle
service ~ this summons upon YOU. pr
served within thc county iu which tnla
action Ir hrouEnL. otherwise within
thirty dayH after service. and defend
emo above entitled action. and iu case
oil rnuF failure su to 90. Judgment VIII
g. rendered aralnst you according %
fnr demand ~ tne complaint wnicl
ms been nlcd with the clerk of said
court This action D. brought % re-
cover Judgment foreclosluE p.ainttft :
-rrnrfrnre upon Che land described in
said complaint NJ. u DINiNNN.
rIlinfiffs Attorney.
T. Cd address. ts-Nb Continental
block salt Lake City. Utah.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-31
BOWLING SECRETARY IS
NOT FOR REELECTION

ST. Louis. Dec. Secretary A. "a.
Lau-trT of tae American Bowling con-
grcss. who is in ST. Louis TO assist iu
the arrangements for the national
tournament next month. says ho viii
decline reelection To- the office fr nc is
required 90 devote an his time To- the
position. as viii be necessary. accord
Ing 90 "a proposed amendment.
To is planned to. vote ON am amend
me-f calling FOR an increase of the Sec
ret9rT's salary TO $4,000 n year with
$500 annually FOR expenses. TauEtry
says his personal interests I'm NIilwau-
kee would not permit him TO accept the
position rt that rfuuro.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-31

ARRANGEMENTS have been made
whereby .CF viii 60 Co Hut SPRINGS as
usual TO get into condition about Tth-
ruarT 4. Not word has been -af1 Iu
reference Co diSuOsIur of the veteran.
ty would have Lld much better rec
ord last season ~ hc had had better
team behind him.
Mr.. ScWn-H and Mr.. Mcclure are eN-
r""tiug tE to Dee a hiE winner NEXT
-.1rou. and now that they have SOD
many pitchers lu line. Cy may Doc af-
lowed tp wsi. uut.I tho weather fs
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cold Cv" despite his twenty odd
maintains That he stiU possesses nl.
efT.rfiyeuce4 and marvellous control Tor
which ne Ia noted. The veteran pc
Hgycs chat hc win boz AS good as ever
next season.
Young has appropriately been term 81
"fur dean Df pitchers. Tn MS fnhJet
LEAGUE career the cleveland twirlcr ls
credited with over five hundred VIC
tories 1Ie bias lost less than halt tnal
number OF GAMES i'm the twenty years
nr has pitched.
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world. ie willing TO f'Clt amy man In
the world under the auspices of Hugh
u Mcintosh. provided Doe receives $780,
GOO. win lose or draw.
Johnson -izuifiod bis wiIliD-ur 60
engage iu battle under tHr Clncl-
fiore iu a0 Interview TODAY with Henry
nIe--ier. who i- Che United S.It's rcU-
re-eutative for Mr.. NcIuto -r.
Johnson further stated That tnc same
conditions which governed the match
between himself and Tommy Burns iu
Australia must Doe included Iu any
fighting articles. Tie denies having re-
ccivcd any offer from "a Paris syndicate
with regard Co "a contest.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-31
RREMEN WINS.

Oklahoma CITY. Okla. Dec G0.-Hsrrv
Brewer Of Kansas city tonight won a
fast bout from Clarence English %
Omaha on points. the fight going the
scheduled fifteen rounds. Brewer
knocked English down three times iu
the first round and handled the Omaha
man at viii throughout the fight.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-31
CRACK GOLFERS MEET
TODAY AT PINEHURST

Tincruref. IS. g.. nee 7o.-Waltcr d.
Travis of Garden city. Robert p. Hum
fn- of Midlothian. Parker w. white
more 81 fra grouI,Iiue Country club and
Paul IT. Hunter of Midlothian VIII
meet hure tomorrow iu the scmi-finnl
round for trc President cup. I'm tho
seventh annual holiday week golf tour
uawort Today they were vi~fors Tn
he Ill and -----L m---- play -oun---
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-31

Errtrrvff1r Trl -0=rrufr-vfrre
boasts of fast ~ D. A. basketball
team. and hopes. hy Erffiuu games with
tho other W. D.. n. fvaa iu salt Lake
county fo demonstrate that fact Thurs
daN night the CcufcrvilIr boys defeated
tho g.. A. g. a. Sfickrr-' club hv rrt
score OF 30 tD 81 THr play was fast
Iu-.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-31
GAMES TOR REDS.

Cincinnati. Dec gO-Thc itinerary II
the suriu- training trip OF the Ciucin-
natl National league baseball club was
completed today After the team Ilu-
fishes IDS preliminary work at Hot
Snrfure Ark. &C. win open it's ante
season ramcs at Louisville. March -a-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-31

Both OldGcId and Jcffrios were
thrown violently Co thc ground. but cs-
ped with few minor injuries
a err containing Frank Chance.
captaiu-mauaEcr OF tho Chicago Ma
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-31
srHI.EI SIGNs Ii

New York. Dec. 30.-Catchcr George
SChlei signed with tho New York Ma
tional league club today Tor 1911.
Pitcher Arthur Raymond Will report
iu Marlin. Texas. next spring.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-31
tinker ASKED TO START
BASEBALL I'M AUSTRALIA


- American I'm Che anpod.
SHORTS .nu ffe o
O. %
II OBJ
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MY nest fgEt VIII be I'm this couu-
trg tho champion said. u talking Of
tho report. "T am mv own manager.
and 10 anyone has me tangled nap I'm "a
fi-nf over there. T arm not TO- blame.
When tho time comes for mo Co SIGN
articles and talk over things pCrtcin-
ful to a battle. Jack Johnson viii make
an arrangement. and 7 VIII continue
to do tHfe until 7 appoint some one to
act as mE manager
Another Version.
Milwaukee Dec. G0-Jack Johnson.
nravyvriEht champion puEiIi-t 90 the
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-31
THROWS GERMAN CHAMPION.

Columbus. O.. Dec. 30.-James Asbcu
At wrestling tonight. won in straight
falls from Kari Becker. said TO De n
German champion. Tee holds were ei-
fcctive on Becker. The first fal coming
in % minutes and seven seconds ana
the second in fifteen minutes. 20 sec
ouds
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-31

CHICAGO. Dec. go.-CorrrT touf-rt
hockey series with Yale. 90 g.
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VVUAN Ak1EHU EUN UlHE1 UNALDANUN NlEIS snME
GY YOUNG NOT FOR MINORS,
SAY CLEVELAND OFFICIALS

(TLE:vI:INNu printed
[ 10
n
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Another version
OIdfeId'S Charmed Life Again
Gets Better of Auto SnlGshup

- a a sa 20 m
car.
ditch Rational City turned turtle and completed
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oonver :. 20 Grande - -.



Provo. Mnntf and Marysvale- T.Bn IN
pinrham and Bingham June. 500 -,
Denver. Chicago and East. $40 am.
Park City --.-.. ..s..- ...-- $40 an.
ogden 4 intermediate points. 1895 n r,
Ordcu and San Francisco. 1.f5 p p,
O-dcn san Fran. and west. g.25 h ID
OGDEN. san Fran. Portland. ESQ 10 ~
ridvaie and Bingham .-.... ESQ % ~
T7envcr. Chica 90 and East &c.. f.O5 n "a
p~ovo Tintic and inter pts. SOS u =,
OGDEN a. intermediate points $40 no
r,envcr. Chicago and East 90. T:1o n -
Crand June and inter. pts. 7.IO p.m
Ordcn. san Frau-. Portland. .l1.sO p-n
Arrfvc-Dnfiy-
prTru san iran, Portland. $40 >,
Cs-de- q intermediate poiptr 1000 a =,
f5rc,o Tintic and inter. pts. 1C.2O a =,
airenam and Midvalc- .-.-1o.BO n n,
Tornvcr. Chicago and East b.. : 80 pn
OGDEN and inter points. .r... las prn
T1envcr. Chicago and East. 2.l5 p u
E-and June. and inter. PTS. 2.aO pr
ogden and San Francisco. 3.b6 pm
Park city -..-.-.... 500 pm
Tsfnrham and Midvafe 1900. s.sB pm
Provo. Manu. Marysvale.
Hoher .-.----.- bsVo pm
ogden. san Fran. Portland. 700 pm
Denver, Chicago and East. ...11:15 pm
ogden, san IRAN, Portland O.. 7s1o pm
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tonal league baseball team. which
was following the Knox. picked up
Oidfie1d and Jcffries and the trio pro-
cccded ON TO Mexico on hunting eN-
uodition.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-31

rv THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
bate division. Ir and Tor salt Lake
county. state Of Utah.
rr .nr matter of trr estate and guar
F.rr.rfu off Emma Stay Morris. minor
En..Hr
T.. petition 90 Alma a. Morris. pray
.r- fHr t.r Issuance fu himself Of Ir--
f... of guardian. rIu ON fHc person and
estate uf EwrIH Mar Morris minor. has
been erf fer hearing ON Friday. fIe sta
Uar OF January. A.. I. fHff. AZ q o'clock
b uI- Ff fl. county court house. iu tlc
-Hnr. room % said court. iu salt Lake
..Hr. ErIE Lake county. UTAH
TEIfrrra tho r|n.k or said court win
E-r r.rI thereof affixed. tHis 1lgt day
or T.rHrr Dor. H. ID 1910.
MARGARET ZANE WTTCHER.
I-rnTI clerk.
Tsr n. r. Palmer. Deputy Clerk.
Henderson. Pierce. tr.tcrI1w az Bar
rrffr. Attorneys for Petitioner.