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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-07
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Connie Ejecu1iVo del rarnayal
PREs1DENcIA.

Este comits acord6 en- session de
aver, anuncial un concurso por quin-
ce diss i partir de esta fecha solici-
tando dibujos artisticos para Ia cubier-
ia del programa de las festas pr6xi-
mas del Carnaval de l9ll;y soDre
las siguientes bases:
la.-se otorgara I'M prenlio de sac
al sutor del dibujo que este Co.
mite elia;y entendiendose que
dlcho dibujo queda desde luego
de Ia propiedad del Comite.
2a.-Los dibnjos deberan ser ACADIA
dos. y en- forma que cualquiera
que sea el elegido pueda ser re-
producido en- chche al objeto va
dicho de que Sc s;rva para las
oubiertas del programa; y han
de representa- asunto propio
para el case de que Sc trata.
os.-Los dibojos no elejidos por Ia
Junta 8 Comite quedaran a dis
posicion de sus autores; y ell pre-
mio del eiejido podra ser satisfe-
cho -desde el dia siguiente del
acuerdo en- que Sc ella.
IA. -Detalles del tamano podran So
licitarse del Secretario de este
Comite senior Vazquez Alay5n.
5a. Los dibujos deberan dirigirse a
nombre de esta Presidenc,a, en-
sobre cerrado, sin que en- tales
dibujos Sc indique el nombre de
su actor; pero en- un sobre cerra-
do ts bien y que Sc incluira, Sc
pondra en- una hoja de papel Ell
nombre del autor. Cada dibujo
debera tener un lena. y un lena
igual Sc pondra extericrmente en-
el sobre que contenga ei nombre.
Y IN cumpimiento dc acuerdo Sc
publics para conocimiento de uautos
quleran presentarse a este concurso
r. del JValle Atiles,
f1esidente
San Juan, P. R. 6 de Diciembre
le 1910
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|Dec|aIacion de emf
nentes d0ct0Ies.

Los mas eminentes specialists de-
clarau que IS por ciento de lss perso-
mas que sufren del estomago. higado y
rinones, deben busear su enfermedad
en- afecciones ealculosas. Los einto-
mas comunes de gastritis, indigestion,
dispepcia. preston lie gases sobre Ell
corazon. malestar despues dc las eomi-
das nerviosidad vertigos, vahidcs, es
trehimiento ictericia y dolores de ca
beza IA mayoria de las veces Sc deben
a calculos 8 piedras en- el higado , RI
nones. Estas piedras 81 salir de Ia
vejira biliar 8 de los llnones Sc atra-
viesan en- los pequenisimos conductos
interiors;, perlurban ell trabalc natu-
raj de esos importantisimos organos !
contribuyel a que fluldos venenosos
pasen a estomago, cesarregiando Ell
s;stema dige.tivo.
D-seamos que los paelentes que SUI
fran de esos sintomas prueben Ia An
ticalculina Ebrey y las pocas dosls
yeran como sus sufrimientos cesan,
pues IA Anticulculins Ebrey disuelve
los calculos y por consiguiente libra
los conducLos interiores De impedimen
tos que priyan su correcto funciona-
miento.
Un libro sobre ei Nal de Piedra y
su curaci6n serd enviado al que 10 So
licite. Dirfjase a Ebrey Chemical
Works IS Murray ST. New York.
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comodidad en- AUTOMOBILES muy pre-
parados para subir Y bajar caminos
montailosos. La familia Franceschi
ha hecho 81 primera prueba en- ex-
cursiones de esta clase, y muestrase
satisfecha de ella.
Durante el tempo eu que estas
diStinguidas compatriotns permane-
cieron eli San Juan. fueron muy VI
sitadas Y obsequiadas por sus ami
gos q los cuales prometieron otra
vista para el proximo carnaval.
La Correspondence saluda
cortesmente d la aprecia bic familia.
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Notas &c AIecibo.
De nuesrro correspousal

LIE llu6sUIO COIIeSpOuSdl.
Diciembre S..--Anoche con
un lleno colossal hizo su de.
but en- este teatro la1 Compa.
lila de variedades de Tatali,
gustando de gran manera los
ejercicios atleticos del gladia-
dor Hugo Y la collection de
monos y perros amaestrados
y el hermoso caballito, Ell
espectaculo es digno DIS verse
y admirarse. Al teatro pues.
Ha rendido la jornada de
la vida el inteligente y probo
obrero Jose D. Dapena. In.
cansable llchador por la vi.
ola y de clara inteligencia, era
el que va hoy no existe y de-
ia el recuerdo y las simpatias
de todo aquel que lie conocio.
PaZ a suS restoS.
Sc encuentra enfermo de
gravedad el senior don Ma
nuel Collazo. Deseamos re.
cohre pronto la salud.
--Por vender billetes de la
loteria fueron condenados a
pagar una multa de doce pc.
SOS y cuarenta pesos respec
tivamente los seiiores Fouge.
rat y Lamas
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende!
papel de periodicos viejos a
SO Quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-09
QUEMAZON,

Desde hoy y 'solamente por una
semana Sc inaugura un GRAN RA-
RATILLO, en- Ell iamoso estableci-
miento denominado Ell TELEGRA
FO", San Justo y esquina a Forta-
leza.
Esta tienda que pertenecio a los
Sres. S. Melon y Companfa Y que ha
pasado a la propiedad de los sehores
2alduondo y Mier de este comercio,
Sc propone realizar todo cuanto te-
MIA q cualquier precio, vendiendo al
propio tempo articulos de ALTA
NOVEDAD y FANTASIA, ACADIA
dos de recibir,a precios nunca vistos
ALI encontrareis, ma gnificos PER
GALES v BATISTAS q CUATRO
CENTAVOS, Etaminas, c6hros, y
Muselinas de GRAN FANTASIA, a
CINCO CENTAvOS y seis. Generos
blancos y telas de hilo precios tan
baratisimos, que es precise verlos.
Drlles Y Caslmlres desde OCHO Y
CINCUENTA CENTAVOS respec-
tivamente. Cintas casi DE VALDE
Perfumeria y Encajes de hilo y de al
god6n a precios mucho mas bajos
que en- la fabrica.
RASOS y TELAS de SEDA a
DIFZ CENTAIOS
Capas abrigos para senoras, desde
CINCUENTA CENTAVOS.
SOLAMENTE POR UNA Sc
MANA.
Visitad GEL TELEGRAPH" y os
convencereis de Ia verdad de este a.
nuncio.
VENTAS Al. CONTADO
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De IegIese a Yauco.

Han regresado i Yauco, Gespu6s
de algtnos dias de permanencia en-
san Juan, Ia selora Paz Franceschi
n Tbs seloritas Feft Franceschi y
Ana Pietrantoni.
Con objeto dc reunirse con su
hernano el seTior A. Franceschi,
hacendado de 4auco. Y pasar mos
dias en- ID cilldai. llegaron la sehora
Y Scnorta Francesehi. en- una boni-
ia maquina Mercer, con la que reco-
rrieron una parte de Ia isla.
FL autom6vil acorta las distan-
cias. V como podra verse, empiezan
va las familias pueltorriqueilas 4
rccorrer su pais. con gran rapideZ V
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lPOlR CABLE.
Nueva York Nbre. 9.

Mrs. Theodore P. Shonts,
esposa del anterior Preside;,te
de la comision del canal de Pa
mama y actualmente pre3iden-
te del Interborough Railway,
es una de las tlltimas victimas
de los vistas de aduanas.
Cuando en- Europa. Mrs.
Shouts cambio varias pleas
de prendas antlguas porunas
de estilo moderno. x su re-
greso aver, creyendo que no
habia que pagar derechos So
bre tales prendas, no las de-
claro pero nj tampoco trato
de esconderlas Q de evadir la
inspection. Sinembargo, to
das las alhajas lie fueron con
fscadas y mandadas al depo-
sito para esperar el fallo de
los ofciales de la aduana Ell
el case.
Cada dia llegan noticias q
los { nionistas han hecho no
tables ganancias en- las cleo
clones inglesas, Ell joven Wal
derf Astor fue electo en- Ply
mouth.
Rene Barrier, de Mem
phis, Tennessee. viajo l6 mi
Has en- IL minutes en- un ae-
reoplano, ganando un premio
de 5000 Y derrotando a
NJ oisant.
Las fuerzas bolivianas alta
caron la guarnlcion perua-
Ia en- Guayabal, en- la fronte-
ra boliviana y como resulta-
do fueron muertos 8 heridos
numerosos peruanos. Tropas
han sido enviadas por el 60
bierno de PERU al sitio.
La convention de Rios y
PuertOs Sc reuni6 en- Was
hington ayes con una concu'
rrencia de 5000 delegados.
Ell presidente Taft pronun.
clio el discurso de aperture y
entire otras cosas dijo que era
su opinion que la cooperation
de las empresas de traspor.
tacion era necesaria. Narios
delegados hablaron en- contra
de la costumbre de repartir
apropiaciones sin ton nj son
por el Congreso y urgieron
que ese cuerpo hlclera un pre-
annual suficiente pa
ra ell desarrollo de los traba-
jos interiors;.
FL gobierno espahol ha
aceptado la proposition de
los republicanos de discutir
la ejecucion Gle Ferrer. FL
asunto sera presentado en- la
Camara de Diputados la Sc
proxima. Los republica-
nos Sc proponen acusar a
Maura y al seilor La Cierva
de asesinato judicial.
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Iaa personar que deseen suscrlblrse
sIA CoRREspoNDENcIA. diriianse Ia
nficina central. calle de Fortaleza %,
San Jusn P. r.. incluyendo el lmpof-
= de IA subscription que soliclten ma
ciendo constar con letra clara el NOM
hre direction de la persona lntere-
sada, sor,no,o
nee soljcitandolas de los sgentes que
an toda isla tiene este perlodlco, los
cn.,es ayisaran a Ia oticlna de san
Jnan nara uue los abonos sean ser
vidos, ,sor,ncio.
nee para ser Sc vidas por los aseu.es
u precio de 50 OF cada nmero uei PC
as nersopas que estando suscrltss,
can, len de domiclllo s dentro oe una
onlsci n de una otra alsllnta sc
ser, iran ayisarlo en- tempo. y ageh-
,e,as n alr~ucs 8 i la ohclna cen
.raI Cua,d,. este aviso sea o"!lt'do
- a.. orit,r szra Observation-Disclosures de
81, sus,rlcion aun4 el pefloa ", ~
cnlra de Ia uml-idn ce' suscri'oi' ~
hava llegado sls maros' nr1
i,a seccion tltuiada CAhl troi AZ al =
pIIEBIO es absolutamen'e neu.'a. y >
a,,ada ser utiliz da libremente para
exnresar todas los opinlones, eon ia ,a
de Que esten inspiradas en- ia ,. naena
-. v eean correctas en- lonu9 soabn da
La redaccion Sc resers "a el aeie.no asn y ~ ~
nublicar 8 no las cartas Gue son
limo esa secci6n sean remiuoas
NO Sc pEvUELvEN oRIJINALhs W. M
prrIIcApos Sc REcIBAN CUE
FOR cuAlouIERA c1RcUNsrASciA NJ ~
T 1ns anunciantes pueden dirlllrss a
lacficina central a los agentes. lrecios
r.ra annncios. comunicados, reciamos,
s1;ctos @ etc. ser4n env:=dos soIicituo
de los intcressdos- co.,ra.
Il remission de fondos IA coKKEs-
poNnrnc1A debe hacerse en- liros posts y
les cuando no los haya en- el ugar
de- Ia remesa. en- sellos de correo DE dos
"a nersonas que q los fines de Ia pu
tlic,dad deseen ser oidas por LA 20
sRTspoNpEsc1A, pueden acudir IA re.
daccion del periodico, Fortaleza Oh. o
ay,sar DOR telefono carta' para rue
onortunamente acuda un reporter su
llamamiento ----
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A iInpoIta! cana de azucaI,
Sc trata de estabieeer un seryi-
clio de trasportes entre San
TO Domingo y la costa del sur
de Puerto Rico para utilizar
cana cosechada ALI en- las ha.
ciendaS de esta isla.

Informan de Ponce que en-
el proyecto de la installation
de una central azucarera en-
las cercanias de la playa &c
aquella ciudad, entra el pro
posito de importar cana de
Santo Domingo. Sc organi-
zaria un servicio de rapidos
trasportes y en- grandes bar
cazas Sc trasportaria la cana
de las costas de la Iepdblica
dominicana a la costa sur de
la isla.
Calculos aproximados ha.
cen Greer que aun dada futu
ras bajas de precios de azll-
car, de la que parece quieren
prevenirse los hacendados del
sur, con el precio que la cana
costara en- Santo Domingo y
aun cargando al costo de tras
porte y demas perdidas, Ell
negocio resultaria productive
V el industrial Sc resarciria
siempre de sus gastos.
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Juyentud para todos

5Desea Vd. conocer ell mejor tinte
ideado para devolver al cabel.o su
primitive color?
sQuiere Vd. Zanzibar su canoso pc
10 por una hermo,a cabellera negra
y sedoss?
lie gustarfa 4 Vd. hacer desspare-
Ger el feo signo de vele4 que induta
blem-nte producer aa cAaas?
SEsta Vd interesado en- hacer una
buena conquista?
Entonces decidase usar la muy
afamada
JUVENILINA
que es sin disputa eli mejor tinte co
nocido para resta lrar Ell cabello
De venta en- todas las farmacias.
AL por mayor. The Jurenilina
Cop. 0. Box 10l. Ponce, p. r.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-04
LANDS RESTORED
IN IDAHO FORESTS
Special "a The Tribune.


BLACKFOOT. Ida, June 3.-Copies OF
the two proclamations OF the president,
dated May 6. 1910. restoring certain lands
the Pom OreiIle and Occur dAlene ma
tional forests: have just been received at
the various United States district land
offices in Idaho.
A small area is eliminated from each
of these forests and some valuable farm
ing lands are thereby restored to entry
by the public under the public land laws.
The proclamation provides that its terms
small not prevent the settlement and en-
try under the forest homestead act OF
June II. 1906.
by these proclamations. which are not
embraced I'm Withdrawals for admjnistra-
tive sites for use in the management OF
these forests or in any other reservations
or approprta tionS, are restored TO the
public domain and will become subject to
settlement under the provisions of the
homestead laws on such date and after
such notice as the secretary of the in
terror may prescribe, but these lands will
not become subject TO entry. filing, Sc
lection or other form OF appropriation un-
til after the expiration or thirty days
from the date fixed by the secretary
person will be permitted to gain or exer-
else any rights whatever under any set
tlement or occupation begun prior to the
date to be fixed by the secretary OF the
interior therefor
These are the first of the recent procla-
nations to be received affecting the ma
tional forests in Idaho. Other restorations
will undoubtedly be made in other sec
tions OF the state in the near future.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-04
Winners Heavily Played.

OAKLAND. Cal, June 3.-Most Of the
winners at Eneryvile today were heav-
fly played There was an upset In the
first race when Who. 20 to l chance,
closed fast and won from Matchtulla, the
favorte.
Old Nick was the medium of the plug
in the third but after leading, was beaten
by Good Ship.
down. John Louis and Sink Spring were
favorites to reward their hackers,
Racing ends here tomorrow.
Summary.
First race. six furlongs-who. 1O9 (Bux-
toni, 20 to l. won, Matchtulla, Ill (Men-
try). to 2, second; Lookout. 100 CLeeds),
Is TO 1. third, Time-i:13 4-5, Lorenzo,
Elmdale. Birth, Banrose, Galvanic, Sir
ly Mary finished as named.
Second race. six furlongs-Mattle Mack;
l09 U.eeds), TO /. won; Onatassa. IL
(BoreD IL TO 1. second; LaPetlte. 81
Melton Cloth. DR. Mayer. Redondo. Rey FL
Tower, Cnlopus. My Pal and Ingham fin
ished as named.
Third race, six furlongs, selllng-Good
deane. 81 (Callaghanj. to s, third.
Time-1:l3 3-5. My Direch, Cas- Green
Comburn, Pretenson and Phillistina fln-
Fourth race. mile and an eighth, selling
John Louis. 113 (Vosper), 13 TO 10. won;
Sir John LOT (Coburn). IL to I, second
Captain Burnett. 1o6 (selden). l2 to |,
third. Time-1:52h. Round and Round
Sir Angus and AXIS Ar Ben finished as
named.
Fifth race. one mile-Sink Spring, III
(Yosper), even, won; Mike Jordan. los
(Taylor). 10 TO l, second: Gretchen G.,
los (Buxton), Z 10 1. third, Time-l:i1 2-5,
Coblcskill, Tom OMaley. Collector Jes-
sup, Trust, Special Delivery and Odd
Rose finished as named.
Sixth race, six and one-half furlongs
selling-Oswald B.. 90 (BuxtonN 13 TO 8
won; Deneen, Ill (Cotton). 6 TO /: second
Electrowan. 81 (Callaghan). Q TO l. third
Time-l%19 As, Darlington, Biskra and
Mlnnedocia also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-04
lews of lntermOuntain Region
RST CONVICTIONS FOR
REFUSAL TO PAY LICENSE
.ial to The Tribune.

,cial 10 The Tribune.
lIcDEN. June 3.-The first convictions
refusal TO pay the licenses provided
I'm what is known as the merchants
'nse ordinance. effective May !, re-
liza Ia the police court this morning.
~ George Mcbride and F. f. Wecher
v, were given 500 or the same num-
of days IN the city jail.
rcEride and Wecker have been con-
,fInr second hand stores In Ogden.
l>ordInC 10 the testimony offered by the
Both refused TO pay the license
hired under the new measure and
" arrest followed City Record Carl
hon. who has charge of the license
"a testified as 10 the class of busi-
< conducted by the defendants. and
( they had refused TO pay their H.
ees. Neither Mcbride nor Wecker Of
I'd any testimony.
/ Is underst TODD that the second hand
lers OF ogden arc backing the men
Melted this morning and that no de-
se was offered so that the case can
faken TO the district court and from
Re TO the supreme court TO test the
tlity OF the ordinance creating the
,nse. which many regard as uncon-
utional. The secondhand dealers say
cases will be used as a test TO de-
nine their standing, and that If an
erse decision Is made by the district
ri an sppeal will be taken.
here are other classes OF business,
uding milk dealers. that intend to test
validity OF the ordinance, 1t Is said.
/, license for second band dealers Is
year
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-04
THE BRANCH NORMAL
TWELFTH GRADUATI0NS

Special To Tho Tribune,
CEDAR CITY, June 3.-The twelfth
annual commencement OF the branch
normal school was held in Cedar City
this week. Or. William c. Ebaugh of
the State university delivered the bac-
calaureate sermon, and Prof. Howard
briggs. an old-ti teacher at the nor
NAL gave the address to the gradu-
ates.
There were twenty-eigh graduates in
nll-five from the regular four-year
course. and twenty-three from the three
year normal course.
Several of the old instructors leave the
Institution this year Harold Wilkinson
and NJ. J. Macfarlane go TO Chicago TO
take up the study of medicine: Mabel
Maggie, the art teacher. also sewers her
connection with the school The teach
ers retained are: George n. Decker,
principal; A. n. Tollestrup, music: E.. A.
Morgan. English; Farley Daley, physical
science; ], S. Woodbury.. mathematics
and shop: r G.. Belnap. German: j. w.
Barton. history and pedagogy: nez
Powell, domestic art. and James Robb,
business.
Instructors in biology. art and physical
training have not yet been appointed by
the regents.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-04
sHT RATES DISCUSSED
IN EXECUTIVE SESSION
cIal to Tho Tribune.

lcIal to Tho Tribune.
EDEN. June 4.-The city council. in
lmittee of the whole, and Mayor Glas-
an mct with officials Of the Utah Light
, Railway company behind closed doors
Executive session at the city hall to-
1T for the purpose of discussing the
cent light rates, which are regarded
many as excessive.
D definite action was taken in the
ter. as the meeting was In the ma
> OF a conference only. II is said
! tine officials Of the company refused
make any concessions. claiming that
len people are paying no more Tor
n lighting than the people of Salt Lake
u when conditions are considered,
~ say that while Ogden has only $50
lights. Salt Lake City has about 1000,
\ that power can be supplied cheaper
.re there are more lights.
he meeting was the result OF a COM
1ice ton from Mayor Glasmann To the
council last week. in which he asked
t body 10 take action toward lowering
rates. He claimed that the state law
IS the city the right to regulate the
ting charges.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-04
THOMPSON EXPLAINS
TERMS OF HIS MATCH
Special to Tho Tribune.

Special to Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. June 3.-That Cyclone
Johnny Thompson has been put In the
wrong light by some of those not wholly
conversant with the terms OF his pro-
posed match with Frank Piceto. which
mas now been called off. appears from an
interview with Thompson this after
noon
Thompson arrived from Logan yester-
day and is now at the Utah Hot Springs
This afternoon he exhibited kilograms
from r. a. Grant. the promoter OF the
match. in which Thompson wired the
promoter that he would meet Picato at
catch weights. May "a Grant wired
Thompson saying that terms and every
thing had been arranged satisfactorily
and requested Thompson 10 come to Utah
at once. Although Thompson has telc-
grams 20 show that match with Paul
Kohler had been offered him at Cleve-
land, O.. for June 2. and one with Lew
Powell June g. at Kansas City. he pre-
ferred TO come to Utah for the match
with Picato.
81 do not think I have been treated
fairly he said. after I had reason to
believe that everything would be all right
for the Pica:o match / came to Utah 10
train for the bout, when l am informed
that Picato. and Kelley. his manager, de-
mand that l make weight. after Grant
had wired me that everything had been
arranged for the fight to be held at catch
weights"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-04
On the Turf

Lee Denier, sporting editor OF the Oak
land Tribune. arrived from the Pacific
coast Friday to remain over here during
the forty days race meeting at the Buena
Vista race track. Demer says that there
Will be over 1000 people leave Oakland for
this city in the next few days, and he
expects TO see five times as many strang-
ers here for the meeting than there were
last year.
A special car left Oakland Friday with
bookmakers and their clerks: and tonight
several special horse trains will leave
for this city, All the hest California
horses Will he shipped here. and pe'nier
said that the California people looked
upon Utah as a coming racing center and
one which will hold It's own with any
OF the California or eastern tracks
H.. l. Wilson, proprietor of the Butte
hotel and president Of the Butte Jockey
time here looking after his horses which
he will race on the Buena Vista track.
Arthur l.. Elrod. the New York ring
master. dropped In Friday after a long
ride over the country and expects 10 re-
main here for a short time TO take In the
races. Silver Bell. one OF the oldest book
les, and who is known all over the coun-
try, is also a late addition. surprising
many of his friends by coming here.
Jockey Wilson is here. He is one OF
he expects to carry away the biggest
number OF victories on the local track.
II all the jockeys are coming here who
have been announced, Wilson viii have
some competition
Horses are beginning to arrive. Friday
Johnson and Gray came in with seven
head. w. c. Powell and ]. T. Strife came
With FIVE head each, c. Hornig four and
Allen and Hensey brought In eleven head
Dick Dwyer, master OF ceremonies pro-
nounces the Buena Vista race track In
tipIop shape and he is confident that the
Utah records will suffer greatly in conse-
quence. The track Is much faster than
it was last year.