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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-07
GUN CLUB BOYS MUST
PAY RENT OR MOVE

The largest shooting squad OF the sea
son was present a the Salt Lake Gun
club traps Sunday and all the boys did
good shooting.
Judge 4. r. Colborn. who has charge OF
tne Newhouse property upon which the
gun club traps are built. appeared and
informed the gun club beys that they
would nave to move 10 new quarters.
According TO what Judge Colborn said
the club has not been paying up Its rent
as per the contract. which Colborn has
IN his possession. Several of the mem
bers said that President John +. Cowan
had made arrangements with Samuel
NeWhouse for the use OF the present
grounds. but Colborn, as agent said he
knew nothing OF outside arrangements
and as the property was in his care he
would have TO take care of It, A meet
ing will be held today or tomorrow for
the purpose Of deciding upon some nc
ton One Of the boys suggested that IL
was cheaper 10 move than pay rent.
Treasurcr Hofellng said that the matter
would be satisfactorily settled and that
there would be no trouble
The scores made were as follows.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-07
TWO WHITE MEN KILLED
BY NEGROES IN FLORIDA

TAMPA. Fla, March 6.-A serious race
clash is threatened at Palmetto. a small
town forty miles south of Tampa, as a
result OF the killing OF two prominent
white men by negroes this afternoon.
The last message from the scene of the
crime says that 200 whites with blood
hounds are pursuing several negroes. and
II they are caught. summary punishment
will be meted out.
This afternoon when Sam Stribbling
superintendent for a prominent contrac-
tor OF this city, disputed with a negro
employe about wages. the latter shot
him with a revolver. killing him instant
ly. The negro escaped.
Telephone messages brought Sheriff
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The rain predicted by the local branch
OF the weather bureau for Sunday failed
TO materiallze, but the residents OF Salt
salt Lake were not in the least disap-
pointed. There was a slight wind dur
Ing the afternoon and some dust was
raised but the pedestrians didn't care for
II was one Of the most glorious days OF
the year.
Section Director A. H. Thlessen stuck
to his guns Sunday night and bravely
predicted fair weather for Monday. The
Official prognosticator at Washington
went one better and announced that
Tuesday would also be a belmy day.
Below is the meteorological record issued
Sunday night by the Salt Lake weather
office:
Temperature at p. M. 81. maximum
temperature 80, minimum temepature 30.
mean temperature AZ. which is degrees
above normal Total excess since the
first OF the month 70 degrees; total ex-
cess since January l, 30 degrees. Pre-
cpitation at p. m. mono; total precpi-
tation since first of the month trace,
which IS 80 Of an inch below normal.
Total deficiency since January !, liz
inch. Relative humidity .55.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-07
AID W0LGAST WILL GIVE
NELSON ANOTHER CHANCE

KANSAS CITY. March 6.-Ad wolgast
the new lightweight champion. passed
through this city last night on his way
70 Chicago. Asked il he would give
BnttIng Nelson another chance 60 regain
the lightweight title Wolcast renlled.
sure, Nelson and I viii meet again.
beat him before and I'll beat him
easier The next time But don't think
lot minute am going 10 give him an
other chance unless / name the terms.
lie VIII have 10 jump through this time
re probably would not fight before next
fall, and that would suit me-
Wolgast will begin ten weeks vaude-
VllIe engagement In this city March 13
6er declares he Will pay no attention tc
CnaHenses from Tommy Murphy Owen
Moran or any other aspirant until his
theatrical contract expires.
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Wrote Ardent Love Letters,
but Soon Sued for a Divorce

NEW YORK, March 6.-Tbat George r.
Hall. formerly Of Denver, was master
hand a. writing love letters will be dem
onstrated next week, when his suit to
have his marriage TO Frances May Will
liamS Hall annullcd is to be tried Hall
is the son OF "a Pottstown. Pa, million
aire and was divorced man when he
married his present wife.
Mrs. Hall is also n divorced woman.
and Hall married her six years after she
was divorced from Howell Jones in Den
yer, His allegation in the present suit
Is that her divorce from Jones was In
valid. Halls suit was begun last July.
and in October he was ordered to pay
his wife 800 month pending the dis
position of the suit. He fought the APP
plication for alimony and during the ar
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-07
ION RETURNS
ROM CALIFORNIA
That Salt Lake City Has
Nhance for the Big
Fight.
ECONFER WITH THE
. BUSINESS MEN TODAY
1an Get Fight by Meeting
the Highest Caast
Bid.

I, Nelson. president OF fae Saltair
lompany, returned Sunday morn
4, a flying trip TO San Francisco,
e had gone to make an effort to
he Jeffries- johnson fight.
nm secure the big contest" said
|"but the people Of Utah have
et busy within the next two days.
ference with Rickard and Gleason
3 to an understanding that the
shonld not be awarded 10 any
N my return here. l will see
OF the most influential business
|fhe city today and II everything
ID as expect II Will from present
ms. Will Immediately wire Rick
Lakes proposition! and Rickard
me that he would favor this
We ell others for the match. I'm
be conditions / do not see how
lose the contest unless one OF tho
Is should die or meet with an
before the scheduled time for
/. / am of the opinion that the
rIIl come 10 this city. At any rate
few days will clear up the en-
|ntion. Rlckard and Gleason will
le contest 10 the highest bidder
{ Lake is In the race good and
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UIpTR(QQL TR0@
/6SaIz7zzEzxan
ipril number on sale now al all news stands
ESTATE OF FRANCES PERKINS
HILLIER, DECEASED.

The undersigned will sell. at private
salc. the following described tract of
land. 10 Wit:
Beginning seven rods east Of the north
west corner OF lot 3, in block 16, plat c.
Of Salt Lake CITY survey. In the county
thence east three rods. thence south FIVE
rods, thence west three rods, thence
north 1--WE rods TO the place OF begin
or after the Sth day of March. 1910. and
written bids will be received for the same
al The law offices of Richards & Boyd
rooms 305-309. In the Ecclos building at
the southwest corner of the intersection
of Washington avenue and Twenty
fourth street in Ogden City, Utah Terms
Of sale, cash, GLEN KILLER
Sole Administrators
RICHARDS & BOYD
Attorneys for Administrators
Dated At ogden. Utah. Feb. "a, 1910
e21o9
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Emeryville Entries.

March 6.-Followine
'Nyyille entries for Monday
'face. three and a half furlonss
ache. l0a; CresabeI. 10e: Sau
70 Maid. 10s: Fontello. I09: Acad-
5,p9, Wlnona, 109. Winter. l09,
-loe; Arabella. 100; salta Brana.
s1ie Girl. l09 Soon, 112; Sam
y, 112.
race. futurity course. selling
calhoun. los. Soinest. 9S: Ac-
Y Gossiper IL l03: Blacksheep.
10 Buttercup, l0S. Ampcdo. 115 /.
pm, lis: Silk. SS; Burleigh. 105 /:
< 10i.
lace. seven furlongs. purse
ne. los, Arthur Rouse. Io7: Bit
me. 1oT: Pride OF Lismore. l07,
mt, 107, ginkand. i07: Miles. 10;
a, 10: ]. IL. Barr. ITO.
Trace. seven furloDgs. purse
~; Inclenent. 100: Meltondale.
Ely Dieudonne. 9S; Arasee. III:
'aser. l04.
ace. mile and sixteenth. selling
u l01. Wap. I0i; Matte Mack.
John. l06. AXIS Ar Ben. 100. On
%: Bryce. 1903; Avontellus. 112;
e2: Matchulla. 105: Tom O'Mal-
". c. Glenn, 90.
race. futurIty course. selling
~ llo; Burnell. 40; Amethyst.
\ Hanna. los; Louis Struber. los;
Jos; Jack Roberta. los: Wood
Jos; Annie Wells. l06: FredonIa,
HSy, li2; Saiomy Jane, i0l
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gument his counsel said Mrs. Hall was
known I'm the west as THE Tennessee
Kid and "The Candy Kid" Here are
some extracts from Halls letters which
will be offered in evidence:
May love you9 Your sweet lips are
the sweetest OF all. l love every inch
OF your heart your mind, your soul. /
love the ground you walk on, the air
you breathe.
II am longing for you dear; longing to
be able TO whisper my true. honest love
into your own precious little ears.
Il could tell you ! love you once for
Vet ihen / would not have expressed one @
half the devotion / feel for you
Boulder. Colo, December II, 1907,
an 81 m,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-07

COULON IS NOW THE
WORLDS CHAMPION
Knocks Out English Title Hold
er in Nineteenth Round of
Second Match.

NEW ORLEANS. March 6-Johnny
Coulon. bantamweight champion. scored
Knockout in the nineteenth round Of
his battle with Jem Kenrick. the Eng
lish claimant Of his title. late this aft
ernoon. This is Coulon's second victory
over Kenrick within three weeks In
the first match he was given the deci-
sion at the end OF the tenth round
A crowd of about l0.O 600 people sur
rounded the West End Athletic club
arena at McDonoughviile. just across the
river from New Orleans and shouted
themselves hoafse when the American
put the tired Britisher down and prac-
tically out with right jolt over the
heart.
Kenrick staggered 10 his feet tottering
just before the referee counted him out
II was apparent. however. that he had
been finished and the fight was awarded
to Coulon.
Coulon's wonderfully fast work was a
feature and he seemed confident OF vic
tory from the tap OF the gong.
Kenrick, veteran OF ten years ring
experience. fought ageressively. but
slowed down perceptibly toward the last.
For the frst .five rounds the bout was
the fifth round Coulon began to wear his
opponent out. Let's 10 the face and
rights TO the stomach were used by
Coulon many times. He played for Ken
rick's body in the early rounds and later
split Jem's lips and nose with straight
punches to the face.
Coulon was a hot favorte in the bet
ting. Two to / and % TO | were the odds
against kenrick at ringsde. but there
were few takers.
Coulon. who finished fresh and virtually
unmarked embraced kenrick and sup
ported the beaten man TO his corner at
the end OF the bout and received a great
ovation. He grasped the stars and
stripes and waved them high above his
head while kenrlck was being revived
on tho other side OF the ring.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-07
BISBEE SPENDS MONEY
FOR WINNING TEAM

Ell PAOS. Tex, March GA special
10 the Times from Bisbee Arz. to-
night says that the directors OF the
Warren District baseball association to-
day elected Dan Coogan. now coaching
the Cornell university team. manager OF
fer. which. it is believed. he Will accept.
Coogan is a graduate of Pennsylvania
is a catcher. and has been
playing professional ball for six years
Bisbee is spending money literally IN
getting winning team.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-07
ANGELS. GIVE WHITE SOX
A SEVERE DRUBBING

Los ANGELES, Cal, March s.-Not
yet thoroughly thawed out. the Chicago
White Sox No. . lost its first game OF
the year to the Los Angeles team of the
Pacific coast league, 13 10 3, TODAY Both
teams used three different batteries dur
Ing the game and in the case Of the Sox
play, each battery was equally inef-
fective. The fielding OF the Cbicaeo
players was distinctly ragged. showing
the need of practice
Score:
r. II. F.
Los Angeles ...-....r..sa. is 10
Chicago 60. ......,3 &
l5atteries-Butler, Toser. Nagle and
Grindle. IL Smith; Young. Schmirler.
Holm and Payne. Kruger. Ryan.
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Wyatt from Bradeltown with posse and
bloodhounds.
Later the negro was chased into the
house OF another negro who had rifles
and ammunition. In the exchange Of
shots that followed, Deputy Sheriff Mat
thews was shot and killed. The officers
then left for reinforcements and the ne
groes escaped from the house.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-07
FISHER LEADS GRAND
AVERAGE FOR B0WLERS

DETROIT. Mich. March 6.-New lead
ers in the individual and two-men events
was the result OF the brisk onslaught
upon the pins today In the, tenth annual
tournament OF the American Bowling
congress, Glenn Fisher OF Chicago rolled
$50 and took the lead In the singles.
while Albert Dailfcr and Edward Wat
terrnan OF Cincinnati piled UP 1891 for
FIRST place In the doubles.
Fisher now leads for the grand average
prize with 1923 pins for his nine games.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-07
MANHATTAN ATHLETIC
CLUB OPENS TONIGHT

The Manhattan Athletic club VIII open
permanent quarters tonight at the Salt
palace. The dancing pavilion has been
fitted UP and Manager Downing SAYS thar
the club VIII give weekly amateur box
members.
Tonight there will be five rour-round
bouts. the feature Of the card being the
Mccarthy Wilson contest. The winner Of
this contest VIII he matched with tho
winner OF the Sinclair Erlenhorn match,
which is scheduled for one week from to-
night
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-07

re blood runs you down-makes
easy victim for organic diseases.
blood Bittcrs purifles the blood
Inc cause-builds YOU up.
rs Ointment cured me Of eczema
p annoyed me a long time. The
Rs permanent."-lIon. S. w. Mat
commissioner Labor Statistics
tne bowels. promotes easy
pnvsyutehes: cures constipation
5nsssniets. ASK your druggist for
wont suffer five minutes with
~ you apply Dr.: Thomas Eclectic
'pnce. IL acts Ike magic
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Manager McGard
DiscpHnes Pitcher
"Phenom Jones

DRAWBRTDGE. KY. Mar 7-Relations
between Manager McGard, of the Purple
soH, and Pitcher ''Phcnom" Jones. who after
maRlDg good sho owlng In minor-league work
last season was selected TO help support
"Fhree-bnger" Mamie. became very much
strained to-day. when the big boss had things
10 say about the way the youngster was
showing up In The workouts
me affair is sbrouded in mystery; for after
the practice McGard and young Jones Jagged
Dchlud on the field, and later appeared at
Sne , hotsl with their faces decidedly bruised,
Dqt both looking happy.
~ isn't anybody's business TINT I can
zee, remarked Manager McGard, in oxpla-
netlon; Phenom' and merely strollcd up
IRON tee grounds to Sethor. AS for the cuts
on my face. fell against q thrcshing ma
cnlne, don't know how no got his"
Later he added: "You might give him a
Dttle boost In your paper He's working
won, and he's got the fighting spirit that
wins games"
Inc whole truth OF tho matter is act forth
In His Big'League Debut"-a corkine story
OF baseball in the making, complete In tho
April Issue Of Peoples Ideal Fiction Maga-
zine, on sale NOW, fifteen cents a COPY. This
Is only the lrst story OF serics dealing with
'Phenom" Jones. One Of the stories win an
pear complete In every number, throughout
inc season Don't miss them.
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The scores made were as follows:
TAYLOR Rounds Un Team.

Coach Taylor has issued call for base
ball practice and every J.. D. s. student
interested i'm the game will appear for
work today at p. m, at Capitol hlil.
Taylor says that he has enough material
at h and to make a champion team and is
confident that the J.. >, s. will win the
1910 pennant.
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lR WINS HIGH
8 AVERAGE ON RANGE

Feather prevailed Sunday for the
I'D Shooters. Taylor won the high
ibut was beaten for the high
Z Swein, who scored s6 for ten
Ield won the high average. in the
loot.
>dividual scores were as follows.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-07
lorld's Stock Gar Racord

ANGELES, Cal. March Ga
!. record for stock cars for the
'e distance vas broken here to-
: Al Livingstone In A Corhin car
~ Harroun in Msrmon. Living
Fon the race In :50:26 l-5. Har-
9de II in :5l:05 l-5.
Zorner record was held by Charles
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-07
Mt. Pleasant Team Wins.

Special to Tho Tribune.
EPHRAJM. March 6.-The Mt Pleasant
Eighth grade basket ball team dcfca ted
the local team here yesterday afternoon
by the score Of is to 16,
The lineup:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-07
Johnny Coulon Wins
Worlds Championship
CHICAGO WHITE SOX
DIVIDE THE HONORS
Could Not Hit Oakland Pitchers
In Morning, but Show Better
in Afternoon.

SAN FRANCISCO. March s.-The first
squad of the Chicago White Sox won
game and lost one here today. In the
morning the Oakland team OF the Pacific
Coast league won. to o, In an error
less game. and in the afternoon the
chicago players beat the San Francisco
team by a score OF TO g. The White
Sox could not hit the Oakland pitchers.
but in the afternoon they were In bet
ter form. All OF Comiskey's recruits
made a good impression. The scores
follow.
~! Morning game r. H E.
SSp,Sd6o --'--- -'-..-.-.-~--s-s-O
oaRiand -. ...-.-..2 8 0
Batteries-Walsh Olmstead sutor and
ovens. Bloch; Christian, Tonneson. Mel
son and Spierman. Lewis.
Afternoon game p. HE
Chicago 49,. q
San Francisco -...........3 q
Batterles-Scott and Owens. Bloch:
Ames' Berger. Mickle, Griffin and Berry
Sullivan Visits Friends.
Special to The Tribune
OGDEN March s.-Pete Sullivan maid
visit 10 his Ogden friends last night and
spent few hours strolling around the
CITY renewing his acquaintances Sull-
van says that he Is In fine condition for
nus coming boxing contest with Tommy
Dawson of England and Is confident OF
winning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-07
FORECAST.
Monday-Generany fair.
SUNDAY TEMPERATURES.

Maximum temperature ...,s9 .
Minimum temperature .95 .
Mean temperature ............47 AZ .
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Sullivan Visits Friends.
FAIR WEATHER FOR
MONDAY Is PREDICTED

si.::-
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Epl,rain

Rofcrco-Ernest Jacobsen
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: :. ! Fl,
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PARTY OF W0oDcHoPPERs
MISTAKEN FOR lNSURRECTOS

E,l Paso, Dec 26.--All JunrcZ. lnclud-
,rr the American race track patrons.
was in a panic today after being toia
that Mexican rebels we're on the out
skirts of Juarez and intended 10 sack
,he town In confirmation Of these re-
norts PEOPLE in Fl Paso said they could
500. from the tops of high buildings, the
polished bayonets and other gittcrlhs
nccoutcr,rcnts of the inSurrectos
Eighty Mexican soldiers. commandcd
nv Col. Tamhourel, and 20 rurnlcs. with
n number of Juarcz policemen, hurricu
ont tn meet the enemy.
MEANWHILE the banks in Junre: rusheu
their money over to FL Paso.
4 little later Antonio Ponce, chief of
noIico of Junrcz, who had led q party
of mounted scouts, returned aud hn-
no,;nccd that the supposed rebel force
was party of woodchoppers whose
bright AK blades had been mistaken
for weapons.
several hundred El Paso citizens fol-
lowed the troops into tho hills hoping
TO see n battle. but they returned DIS
cilstcd when they met the wood chop
ncrs Many Of tho Mexican families
refused to accent the facts and Kept
their houses closed.
According to special to The Times
from It's correspondent at Marta Texas,
,vho IL declared to be In communicn-
lion with federal Headquarters OF or
maya. Mexico. col. Durnnte. OF TIM
federal army. was killed vcsctrday In
n ti.ht with insurrcctos at Mulato, near
EOiinnca. The fcdlcrals were repulscd
and san Carlos taken. Many fedcrals
were wounded and 400 head of stock
copturad. 4 rapid nrc gun fell Into
The hands Of the insurrcctos.
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WHILE WIFE ENTERTAINED
HUSBAND COMMITTED SUICIDE

Yosemite Cal, Dec. 25.--Whilc his
wife and daughter were entertaining
guests from San Francisco ut a"hOuso
party in the rooms below, j. b." Cook,
one of the bcst known hotel men IN
California, committed suicide by shoot
ing himself in the head late TINS
afternoon in an upper room of the
Sentinel hotel, Of which he was pro-
piretor.
He left no communication and no
cause for his tragic act is known be-
yond dependency atsrcputed business
revcrses.
Cook had retired from the gay
party on Il plea of n Slight li,hGss' ~. ~
momeu, later II shot echoed in the
hotel corridors,
4 hurried search of the rooms on the
second story revealed the host dead;
The widow and daughter were carf'cu
shrieking from the scene.
Cook was 40 years old and was post
master at Yosemite.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. DRUGS.
The Never Substitutors.
Five Stores. Where the Cars Stop.

"Dr, Wilson says that he was as
surcd by my spokesman before his
nomination that | would not be Il cam
didntc for the senatorial office. never
made such u statement. No one was
ever authorized BY me to make such
u statement and no one representing
me made such a statement as Dr. Will
son.
Furthermore. here is a challenge
which / submit for Ills acceptance. Let
him name the man or mon coming from
me who so Informed him. Let there be
no hiding behind the seal of confidence.
If he be my spokesman. ! remove the
seal Let DR.. Wilson speak out or by
his silence stand convicted before the
public of attempting trickcry and de-
celt.
II called upon DR.. Wilson shortly
after election. The senatorial matter
was discussed. told him that I had
not yet reached II decision us to my
candidacy. Processing II high regard
for me, DR. Wilson said that my can
dllacy would meet with some opposi-
judgment they wanted a man who had
not previously appeared In tho poll
teal arena; some untried man.
stating that the recent primary
was farce and that it would he n dis
grace to the state to send James a..
MARITIME to the senate. he asked me
to st down with him and agree upon
Il candidate who would be acceptable
to him and to mo.
How it will scar the doctors soul
to have his real view as to the prl-
| mary and MS to the man he now lauds
| for senatorial honors. brought home to
| him with such painful accuracy. He
| will try to disavow 1t. but it is true
| and in his heart he knows 1t is to be
true r.t-.s
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a FIRE POLICY

for 100000 on your dwelling or FUR
niturc costs you about 2. Of \ cent per
day. You can't afford to hn without
protection. See Wakeling. 204 Atlas
Block. Bell Phone a3i.
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.RIOTING FOLLOWS
INDULGENCE IN WHISKY

Grcensburr. Pa. Dec. 26-rhe strike
ridden coal fields OF Wcstmoreland coui-
ty are In the throes Of rioting. the re-
suit of large quantities of liquor having
been shipped into the various milling
camps
The third murder Of "a hours was re-
ported 10 the coroner today in the death
of Tony Carcino, a striker. who was for
merry employed ut Osborn Cnrcino was
living in a strikers camp. and was
shot to death last night when there
was an assault on the camp.
About 10 shots were fired. There have
been repeated demands. for the state 20
lice all day from various parts of the
coal fields The authorities fear That
,lierc will be u general outbreak all over
the coal fields because OF liquor.
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DARLING BOY

You want him strong. don't youi
Then stop doping" him for flts. weak
heart, fever. inclpient consumption,
and lot OF other scare" diseases.
Give him Klckapoo Worm Killer and
watch him grow. 1t cleans and rcgu-
latcs bad bowels. tones up torpid
llvcrs and purllies the blood Price.
&c; sold by druggists everywhere
and by