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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-24
AT OAKLAND.

Oakland. Feb. 23-Favorites and
wcll-played horses were successful at
EmeryVille today. The track was muddy.
but form wns we'll maintained. One OF
the choices To disappoint was Orelio. The
Baldwin horse WAS held at odds-on, but
failed TO land inside the money. Redeem
got up In time to beat Gretchen G. a
nose In tho fifth
Summary:
First race. three and half furlongs.
pursc-Hilt Jones. 101 (Martin) 8 to
.. won; Edda. lo7 !shIlllng) to 10.
/. third: time-:42 AS. Rayia, Fonta-
ella. Crosabel and Sir Victor finished as
named
second race, six furlongs. selllng-Bu-
cole, lS (Vosper) TO D. won; Copper
field. lie (Menuy) . to 2, second; May
Pink. 9S (Scldcn) IL to 1. third; time
lis S-5. r. IL, Flaherty. Peggy O'Ncal.
Rustling SILK. Bold. Blanche c.. Lady
Rensselaer,. Lovely Mary Sir Fretful and
Colonel Brady finished us named
Third race. six furlongs. selling-Argo-
naut. loi (SulIivan) to 2. won: No
Quarter, III tBorep tc l, second;
1:l6 90. Charles Green. Sam Barber.
Onatassa. Who. Duke of Milan. Louis
Streuber, Maud McG, and ST. Francis
finished as named
Fourth race. futurity course. selling
Sowel, III (Mcntry1 IL to 2, won; In
clement lis (Pagcj to l. second: Lady
Pnnchlta- G CThomas) 10 to 1. third;
time-1:l1 l-o. Orelio and Madeline Mus
grave finished as named.
Fifth race. one mile, selling-Redeem,
30 (Thomas) to 1. won; Gretchen c..
l0l (Martln) 10 to l, second; Mr.. Bishop.
1B (Page) 4 TO 1, third; time-l.i4 3-5.
Rubric. Silverine. PeIlgroso. Colonel
Jack. Paul clifford and Special Delivery
finished as named.
Sixth race. Ave and a half furlongs.
sclllng-Myles O'Connell. 102 (GrossD is
to o. won. Good Intent. 1o7 (Shlling)
Po 10
|, third. time-1:o9 3-5 Robertn. Alder
GuIch and Cameo finished as named.
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RIDING OF JOCKEY
FAlN A FEATURE

Tampa Fla. Feb. 2s.-Jockey Fain
rode three winners today. All were heay-
lily played. Tho feature was the fifth. In
which tho best sprintcrs at the track
met Greco Kimball won in hard drive
from Rebel Queen.
Summary.
First race, three furlongs selling
Naughty Lad. oven, won; NY klttS;
time-:41 3-5
Second race. Ave and half furlongs:
sellinG-Donaldo. 4 TO s. won Malta, J
TO l. second: Trappe. 10 to l. third;
time-1:u 80.
Third race, Ave furlongs. selling-Nat-
tic Bumppo to S. won; Gypsy Girl. 2
to l. second; Brookline. to 1. third;
Fourth race, four and a half furlongs.
soIling-Green Lawn. to l.; won; Tom
Dolan, to s. second; Lucullus. 10 1,
third: time-1:11
Fifth race. six furlonEs selling-Gracc
K!mbalI to 1 won. Rebel Queen, 2tt TO
/. second: Billie Hibbs, to 5. third,
timc-1:1T rs.
Sixth race. SIX furlongs. selling-Locust
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Y. M. C.. A. ATHLETES
GET SECOND PLACE

Salt Lake Y. NJ. c. A. holds second
place In the athletic meets which have
been held In the society gymnasiums
throughout the country. Physical In
structor Gingrlch has received tho final
standing OF the teams as follows Twen-
ty-third street, n. Y. 600. Salt Lake. $40:
Lynchburg, Va. 40; Harlem. n. Y, 30;
West Side, n. Y. l25.
Salt Lake was In the lead for some tme
because of winning the Marathon relay,
but lost badly on the Indoor meet, get
ting but 10 points to the Twenty third
streets 80. When word was received of
the standing there came warm congratu-
lotlons from New York on the fine show
Ing OF Salt Lake.
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INDOOR LAWN TENNIS
TOURNAMENT STILL ON


New York. Feb, S-Play in the ma
tional indoor lawn tennis championship
tournament was drawn down to the semi
final round in singles and doubles to-
day. In tho singles, R. A. Holden, Jr,
Chicago, defeated William Hall, 6-S, Sc,
6-3.
W. C. Grant defeated r, ID. Richey, GA.
6-L c. d. Gardner. California, defeated
]. S. Cushman, 6-S, 60. and c. F.
Touchard. California, defeated DR.. w.
Rosenbaum. 65. "a.
In the doubles. NJ. Chcrlock and w B.
Cragin. Jr,, runners-up to the champion
ship for two years. defeated NJ s. Clark
and William NJ. Hall. c. 81. 6@3. c.
Crasin and A. S. Cragin defeated H. A.
Plumer, ex-Yale captain. and Edward
w Leonard, eX-Harvard and Boston, 7-5,
ca
Gardner and Touchard defeated tho
Yale pair. Holden and F. NJ Watrous,
ca G-S-
Tho other bracket was won by B. NJ.
Philips and e. F. Lee yesterday.
The finals Will be reached tomorrow.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Tho undersigned Board OF Schol Trus-
tees of Green River School District,
Green River. Emery County. Utah, Will
receive bids UP to o'clock p m. March
). 1910. for the erection Of an Groom
ScBpo. ,," building and gymnasucs
bidders can be found at the Office of E.
j.. Cook. Gree'a River, Utah. also at tho
ofhce. OF WaNlns &Blrch, Architects,
Dooly Building. Salt Lake City. Utah
Each bid must be accompanied with q
certified check of por cent thereof as a
guarantee that the accepted bidder will
enter Into contract and give an approved
bond within one week after said work is
awarded. otherwise the amount to be for
feited to said district.
The board Will meet at their Office at
the above stated time and date and pub
licly open and read said bids.
The board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids
By order of said board.
GEO. e. THURMAN.
Z. ]. COOK.
E. r. ADAMS
Dated at Green River Feb. ID 1910
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STREET CAR LINE
DELAYED FOR NELSON

Chicago. Feb, 25-owing to the de-
feat of Battling Nelson by Ad Wolgast,
Tuesday. action upon proposed exten-
sion of street car line to Hegewisch,
Ill, near Chicago. had to be postponed.
Nelson owns property at Hegeswisch and
was scheduled to appear In few days
before tho council transportation COM
mittee to give his Views on tho subject.
a delegation OF property owners ap-
pcared before the committee today. One
said. lowing TO what happened to Nol-
son last night. We ask you to defer con-
siderltion of the street railway extension
for a couple of weeks. We fear Mr.. Mel
son Will be unable to appear before you
sooner"
I'm Difference to Mr.. Nelson" said the
chairman OF the committee. the post
ponement is granted.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

GooDsPEED MINING COMPANY
Notice 10 hereby given that a special
stockholders meeting OF tho Goodspeed
evening. March 18th, 1910. at o'clock
p. M, at the, offlce Of the Company. No. 3
18th East Street. Salt Lake City, Utah,
in Lieu of the regular annual stockhold-
erS' meeting December 9Th. 1909. which
dntc was passed without such meeting
being had. for tho purpose Of clecting
Board of Trustees: and to vote on tho
from $1,000 TO $1,000 and the par value
of each share from 81 to 10c.: and to
authorize the Board of Trustees to dis
pose OF the real and personal property Of
the company for such an amount as they
may decide reasonable and proper.
BY order OF the President
G n. FORBES. Secretary
P. 0. Adress No. 3 18th East Street,
Salt Lake City. Utnh
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BASEBALL PASSES FOR
TAFT AND SHERMAN

Chicago, Feb, 24.-Alligator skin
with bit OF real 1d-karat gold Will
contribute to the making OF the
1910 annual passes to be extended
President Taft and Vice President
Sherman by B. 3. Johnson, prcsi-
dent OF the American league The
favors arrived at league headquar-
tcrs yesterday and will be forward
ed to Washington.
In an effort to get away from the
ordinary color scheme President
Johnson hunted tirelessly for the
newest effect in pass book bind
ines. The alligator skin scored
the most points and two beautiful
designs we're selected,
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Champion NcltcrWc1gnt wrestler VINO
Meets Mike Yol<eI at the Salt Lake
Theater Friday Night.
Trained to such a fine point that he
will have to do no more work before
the match Friday night. Al Ackerman,
champion wclterweight wrestler of the
United States. arrived in the city We'd
nesday night from Helper, whore he
has been hard at work getting into
condition for the past 10 days at tho
home of his manager. Lake Young. He
tips the beam at 145 pounds, which al
lows him three pounds to come and go
on.
Ackerman is a fine looking athlete. in
the pink of condition, and seems to
have no doubt in regard to his besting
Yokel when the two meet on the mat
Friday night at tho Salt Lake theater.
He saws that II llo does not win 1t Will
not be because he Is not In good shape
but because Yokel is tho best man. As
Yokcl has been In hard training for
the hardest. man he has ever met. the
match should be everything that could
be desired, Tho sale OF tickets has been
very heavy and q large attendance ls
assured
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AIurdock Acad.
ATHLETICS DEATH KNELb.

Iowa City, Ia, Feb. 24.-StudentS of
Iowa state educational institutions fear
that the statements made by james II.
Trcwin president of the state board of
education. at a banquet hero Tuesday
night. against athletics, sounds the death
kncll of college sports In Iowa
II is stated that the board of educa-
tlon. which controls the three state edu-
cational nstitutions-Unlversity of Iowa
Iowa State Agricultural college at Ames
and the State Teachers college at Cedar
Falls-will abolish not only football but
colleges.
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ABERDEEN BASEBALL
CLUB LOSES FIGHT

Seattle. Wass., Feb. 23.-The Abor-
deem baseball club suffered defeat, In
the superior court today when Judge
Mitchell Gillian handed down a decision
refusing request for a court order to
compel tho Northwest Baseball league to
rclnstate the club. which was dropped
FOR business reasons" as provided in
the bylaws, The court held that no
evidence OF undue influence or fraud
had been produced Seattle, TncomA,
Vancouver and Spokane constitute
four-club league and have already adopt
ed a playing schedule.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF UNCLAIMED
EREIGIIT

Notice is hereby given that on March
1lth. 1910, beginning at 10 o'clock of said
date, the undersigned will SELL at public
auction. at oregon Short Line R-R- Com
or 1st South and 4th West at Salt Lake
city. toS the highest bidder. for cash.
hereinafter described property to be sold
TO pay freight and other charges and ex-
penses. as provided for BIZ laws OF the
State of Utah, relative thereto. and tho
cost of advertising and sale. that is to
charges Ses 20 and storage charges up to
date of sale amounting to S4403 and the
cost OF advertising and sale. Said auto
mobile shipped by Leroy Snow from
Reno. New consigned to Utah Automo-
bile Co, salt Lake City, Utah. and hav-
ing been on hand unclaimed and refused
for a period of more than three months.
sale is ordered.
OREGON SHORT LINE RI. co.
BY J. L. CRAIG Agent
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SAWYER WINS AT GOLF.

Chicago, Feb. 2S--Ned Sawyer OF
Wheaton club, defeated Kenneth Ed
wards of Midlothian club up. at tho in
door golf school yesterday. playing tho
card of the Midlothian Country club.
SAWYER. Edwards, Warren Wood, Mason
Phelps and Bert Marks have entered for
tho western indoor championships to be
played at the school next month,
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DIES FROM RING INJURY.

Coaligna, Cal. Feb 23.-Ginger
Williams. n young heavyweight pugilist
OF VIsalin died In hospital here today
from Injuries received yesterday I'm n
prize fight with Kid Kenneth of Ba-
kersfield Williams was knocked through
the ropes In tho third round. and In fall
Ing his head struck projecting board.
fracturing his skull at the base of the
brnin
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HAMILTON SUCCEEDS.

Eel Paso. Tex, Feb 3-Not daunt-
ed by his accident yesterday when his
biplanc dropped to tho ground. Charles
X Hamilton repaired his machine over
night and gave other exhibitions today.
In one OF his flights Hamilton crossed
over the line into Mexico. A large
crowd witnessed the exhibitions this
afternoon in this city.
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Sugar Ward.
Miller Ward
SECOND TEAM OF B. Y. U.
DOWNS FAST LEHl FIVE
Especial to The News.,)

Lchi Feb. 2i,-The high lost last
night in n basketball game with the B
% The game was won in the first half
when the visitors simply ran away from
the local Ave. The second half was
very close Lehi bracing and holding
Provo. 10 to l6. Chapman and Goodwin
were the stars of the game.
The lineup:
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WORN OUT.

when you have hacking cough It's
foolishness to let 1t go on and trust to
Horohound Syrup VIII stop the cough
and heal tho lungs. Price, Csc. 5oc and
81 90 per bottle. Sold by e. c. NJ. I. Drug
Dept. 112 and ia South Main St. Salt
I.akc City.
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SNOW ACADEMY WINS
FROM MURDOCH TEAM

Ephraim, Feb. 2i.-In one of the fast
est and most exciting basketball games
ever played In this city, Wednesday aft
crnoon. the Snow academy defeated the
strong Murdoch academy team Of Beaver
by a score of 20 to is. The first half end
ed with a tie score of Il. The game was
played in the pavilion and an exception
ally large crowd was present.
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NO AUTOMOBILES IN
YELLOWSTONE PARK

Cheyenne, Wyo. Feb 23-Automo-
biles are to be barred in Yellowstone
park, according to u special dispatch re-
ceived from Washington today. Secy
OF the Interior Ballingcr has issued such
an order. 1t Is said. because automo-
biles frightcn horses being driven over
steep and dangerous roads
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HoARsE COUGHS. srUFFY COLDS.

pain in chest and sore lungs. arc
symptoms that quickly develop into a
dangerous illness II the cold is not
cured. Foley's Honey and Tar stops
the cough. heals and eases the con-
gested parts, and brings quick relief.
Schramm-Jo ohnson Drug Co,
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HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS
BEAT REGULAR TEAM

The high school seniors sprung sur
prise on the regular basketball team
Wednesday afternoon when they defeated
them by Il score of IS TO i6. The game
was fast and close throughout with the
regular boys striving TO head off in vain
the seniors. Next week the class baS-
kctball games will start and all the
teams arc In training.
The lineup:
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

PANY.-Locauon OF principal place OF
business, 422 Judge Building. Salt Lake
City, Utah. Notice.-There are delinquent
upon the following described stock on
account of assessment No. /, LEVIED On
January 10, 1910, tho several amounts set
opposite the names of the respective
Shareholders as follows
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And In accordance with law, anc
der of the Board of Directors. ~
january 10. 1910. so many shares ci
parcel OF said stock as may be ne
Will be sold at public auction at y
fee OF the Company. AZ Judge But''
Salt Lake City. Utah, on Satui
March 8. 1910, at o'clock p. M. 10
the delinquent assessment thereon,
gether with the cost of advertising
expenses OF sale
E. J. RADDATZ. TreasuI
42s Judge Building, Salt Lake City. I
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Y. NJ. c. A
NOTHING CAN STOP
= THE L. D. S. u. MIDGETS

The Twentieth ward second basketball
team, went down to inG;orious defeat at
the hands of the l.. d. S. u. Midgets
Wednesday night, the score being ~ to
IL Next Wednesday the Midgets are to
meet the second team of the Twelfth
Thirteenth ward. the leaders of the En-
sign stake league in the second division.
The lineup:
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Yearance OF Lchl. Field baskets-Good-
win. G; Walker 3: Dorton. l; Davis. l;
Chapman, s. Zabrskle, 5; SpofIord 5;
Stced. l. Dilman. 1. Free throws-Dor-
ton, 6. Chlpman. s.
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= Referee Pinkney; umpire, Bassett,
A preliminary game between tho second
O. a was an exciting contest and was
finally won by the university, IL to 10 At
the, end OF the first half Y. NJ. c. a. led
with a score of 10 to Q. but the boys from
the hillside kept on pegginE away and
finally pulled the game out of the fire,
The lineup
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First Team
Seniors
MILLER WARD JUNIORS
SETTING A FAST PACE

The Miller ward juniors are keeping
up their splendid work. thch' last scalp
being that of the Sugar ward juniors
AT the Miller ward amusement hall by
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Philadelphia, Feb. &-Coaches and
trainers OF various colleges arc now buS
ly engaged In whipping the athletes of
their respective Institutions into condition
for the coming season, which promises
to bo one which VIII require the turning
out of nothing but the best men posi-
bic, Two sports which Will demand men
OF the above type are baseball and row
Ing. The trainers are putting the candi-
dates for the big college mines through
all sorts of stunts in the gyms in an en-
deaVor TO place a team on tho diamond
that Will do credit to their college and
capture the intercollegiate championship
pennant Numerous young Samsons have
responded eagerly to the calls of their
coaches and captains for timber to make
UP the univcrsity's freshmen and varsity
crews Rowing is no child's play, and the
making up n varsity crew, from the
coaches standpoint of view requires In
addition 10 all else. a knowledge of hu-
man nature not 40 essential In other
branches of athletic activity, From the
successful candidate or substitute alike
is demanded not weeks but months. even
years, of hard training work And Incl
dcntally there is required from the cof-
fcrs of the athletic association Il flnan-
clnl outlay upon which there is not a
cent revenue. The upper picture Illus
trates the method used by the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania and several other
colleges TO test the mettlc of candidates
for the varsity and freshman crows In
the lower illustration is shown a uniuuo
apparatus TO train the batting eye of the
COLLEGE baseball teams.
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AUTOMOBILE SHOW.

Salt Lake City Feb. 10Th Goth.
Best display of automobiles wost
of Chicago. Excursion rates via Salt
Lake Route from all Utah stations
Feb. 21st and 22nd. limit Feb. eth.
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q q a PURELY
vEGETABLE

safest medicines those which system
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ana any
their
blood pu1her
pollution
blood
Rheumatism
all
be taken
it will all
BOOK on the blood and medical advice
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. GA
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AUTOMOBILE SHOW.

Salt Lake City Feb. 10th to 26th.
Best display of automobiles west
of Chicago. Excursion rates via Salt
Lake Route from all Utah stations.
Feb. 21st and 22nd, limit Feb. 9th.
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UNIVERSITY FIVE
!. SWAMPS .L.D.S.U,
6olmstcad and Evans PLAY Star Game
2 -Roskclly Barred From Play
Pending Investigation.

Notwithstanding the absence of Ros-
Kelly, who was not allowed to play pend
ing an investigation as to his eligibility
under the new rules, the university bas-
kctball team defeated the L. d. S. u.
at tho Y. NJ. c. A. last night, 81 to Do
ono OF the largest scores of the season.
Although the score was long the game
was interesting because of fine individual
play.
AT the end of the first half the score
stood 35 TO 4 In the second l. ID. S. u,
braced wonderfully and run up l6
points. The feature OF the game wns the
work of Holmstcad. the fast U. guard
scoring total of 81 points for his team,
Evans followed him closely with IL field
baskets, Summerhays played star
game for J. ID. s. U.
.e The lineup;
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score OF 81 to 81 1t was the first defeat
for the Sugar ward, while the Miller
ward team has an unbroken string OF
victories.
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Bud. 2 to 1. won. Convlllc. 10 to l. sec
ond; Judge Dundon, 8 to |. third; time
III J-5.
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Good Plumbing Pays.
]. w. Dudley. 43o So. Sth E. Bell
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AT JUAREz.

Jaurez Feb 23-Meddling Hannah,
at 3 to l. won the handicap six furlonGs.
at Terrazas Park today. One favorite
won.
, 1910-05-26
Sundays Ball Game

Sunday was the day for the re-
turn game between Saratoga and
TT. Steele, and the nine from that
place, accompanied by a crowd of
friends, came up on the morning
train. The game was called at 2
o'clock with Fl. Steele at the bat
Harry Hansen. of Rawlins, umpir-
ed the game aud gave perfect sat
isfaction to both sides in that role.
For the first three innings the
Saratoga team shut the Fit.
Steele boys out from making a
point, Saratoga making three
scores the LIST inning. The feat
ure of the game was tine pitching
of Floyd Groninger who made II
strike-outs on the Fit. Steele nine.
In the It'll inning Groninger was
struck by a batted ball and his
place was taken by A. H. Drew
during the rest of the game. Sa-
ratoga took the lead from the
start and tho the FIT. Steele nine
did some excellent work, they
we're unable to regain the loss and
the game closed with the score 10
to 7 in favor of Saratoga.
There was much praise for the
Fit. Steele nine heard on every
hand. They were as fine a bunch
of boys as v e crossed bats with
the Saratoga nine. They were
pure grit to the core and never a
murmur or a growl was heard
from them or their friends. When
the time comes for them to again
come to Saratoga they can be sure
of a royal welcome.
The Saratoga nine has been
playing in hard luck but now the
hoodoo is broken they will come
to the front.
, 1910-05-26
Announcement

Upon the urgent solicitation of
many friends throughout the
state, | have determined to be-
come a candidate before the next
Republican state convention for
the Office of governor.
L have been a citizen and resi-
dent of the state, for the past ff-
teen years and at all times intep-
sely interested in its growth add
progress. During the five years
that | have served as attorney
general, | have gained an init
mate acquaintance with the diff.
ferent departments of our state
government, and | believe a zen
eral knowledge of the subjects and
affairs that come within the ad-
ministration of our laws.
Wyoming has entered upon an
era of growth that has attracted
the attention of the investor, the
h~omeseeker, farmer and business
man of the east TO u as We. I'M
developed resources To these we
We should give welcome and u
state policy should be fair and
just. offering all encouragement
and protection consistent with
good government.
If chosen as tie candidate of
my party and such choice be rati-
fed by the people, | promise to
devote to the duties of the office
the same care and attention that
! would to my W private affairs.
W e. MULLEN