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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25
AlfA annarrla r,n,cr,aIns.

The Owe ~ the wedding VIA tho
nlsht chosen by Mr.. ana Mra Alfred
0runnseld For the ante-brldni banquet
20 which were hidden the relatives 81
tho h0noreeH, Miss i,einn urunNcld
aud Mr. Refrigerator. the memhefE %
the bridal party and the usasFs Tho
west annex % the AlvarAdo which the
part week has been the aeeuc Of the
most brilliant soclsl ninctlonH ever
seen IN this city. was the dinlng bah
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25
THANKSGIVING nan.

Preparations are being completed
for the first annual THANKSGIVING
ball under the auspices OF the local
Elka. The inusic win be provided by
the ca.anauEh- Fuhrmeycr orchestra
and every provision made for the en-
ioyment of the dancers. Though 20
he followed by "a monthly solrce for
members and their ladies'. there will
be no other public function by the
Eiks tai next Thanksgiving save
the Santa Claus treat TO poor chill
dren Christmas week. The efficient
entertainment committee is: Dr. Coli
bert, DR. Kelsey, Messrs. Jamison. N.
l.. Stern and Gumbiner.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25

Tho series OF concerts OF which the
Anthony Cottage sanitorium IL 10 bc
tho bebrficiary " 10 open auspicsousiy
WITH thu classic program wednesday
evening November 70. II N doubtful
" the odd Fellows hall will accommo-
date the throngs % music lovers who
will he attracted 10 hear this program
which H. q dlvcraIned collection Of vo-
cal and Instrumental numbers from
the old world masters and the well
known present day composer Charles
Wakefield cadman. The interpreters
are to he the aole artists that are Just
now favoring Albuquerque with their
residence. Mrs. IIimoc, the renowned
planlste viii be heard In solo, duet
and trio plano numbers Mrs. Hen
derson and Mr.. Bruno pleckmah.
both OF whom are skilled ylolinists
will render solos and duos. Mrs. Ray
Boruff has direction OF the choruses
which u In itself assurance of soulful
singing Mr.. Andrews and Mrs Win
chester are favorltss whose voices arc
in demand Rnd over pleasing. The en-
tire concert and IN fact tho series are
under the management Of Mrs. HI
moe. with the exception Of the second
entertainment which Is to be a play
directed by Elwood Albright, Tho
program for the concert "Wednesday
"veping follows;
Allegro from @ minor sonata for
Violin and Piano .Grisg
Mr. Brnno Dieckmau.
Mrs. Mabel Hlmoe
(a) The valley of Laughter. $780,.
............ Sanderson
OH EieEy .,............ hahsehet
vielln Obligato; Mrs. Henderson
Mrs. II. v. Winchester.
lthapsodie No. is.............. Lisxt
Mrs. Mabel Hlmoe.
Creole Lave song. ..... Dudley huek
Mr.. chas. Andrews.
Romance .,,..........., d'Amhrosio
Mr.. Bruno Dieckman.
Insermission.
Fly singing nlrd Fly. ......... Elgar
Violin Obllgato: Mrs. Henderson
Mr.. Dieckman.
Woman'S Chorus
one fine Day--From Nine. Butter
ny .................. Puccini
Mrs n. V. Winchester.
Largo from Concerto for two vio-
Inns and Plano ............,.f sach
Mrs. Henderson. Mr.. Dieckman,
Mrs. EIimae.
As In Rose Oar. .,,...... .cadnan
Mr.. chafles Andrews
Danodils ............... king Hall
Woman's Chorus
Cchorus under direction OF Mrs RAY
iiornn.)
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25

Mrs. Martha Hart entertained in
formally at dinner Wednesday oven-
Ing. Covers wsrr laid for eight, and
the menu as Well az table appoints
menlR exceedingly tasteful. Present
wcre the hvstess and her niece. MIR.
and Mrs Hermun y. Williams. Miss
Harriet Haxc. Mr.. Mark Wayne viii
llams % Milwaukee. winifred and
David Williams.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25

Miss Julia Aayock. teacher OF the
Firat Ward school popular with her
pupils. was The recipient of an nnrx-
pected pleasure Thursday afternoon.
when sho was 'ahowercd'' with giftA
OF fruits and corrections hy her
charges An associate teacher, Miss
DoTuIlin. was u confederate in tho
and called Miaa Mayc0ck from
the room AZ the proper time and kept
her tlil a slgnal announced oil was
ready. Upon rv-enferlnG tho room
Confined on paxo Q. Column ID
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25

The month end meeting OF the
Lew Wallace chapter OF ihe Daugh-
ters ~ the American Revolution was
held this afternoon when Mrs. J. "A.
wroth VAS al home 20 the local chap
ter magaeine review occupied
the major portion 20 the afternoon
that illuminated IN the enjoyment OF
an appetixlng ropast served Ny the
hostess assisted by Mrs. w. :. Burke.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25

Tho ladies ~ 81 .Iohn's guild wiz
entertain their friends al Thanks.
giving ten ana homs cooking sale
Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs 4. vann. Jf This dclicacios for
the THANKSGIVING feast will be tempt
ingly arraycd and dispensed to Wis
iioFs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25

Ono of tho delightful card parties
OF the week was the function this
afternoon when Miss Enfelle Lutky
vas hoAteas to coterie OF local
bellies and the hours passed happily
AZ card tables ending In the enjcy-
ment Of 4 handsomely appointed
luncheon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25

Invitations are out tor parlor re-
citai Friday afternoon nj the home OF
Miss Marion Mpriarty, Ell south Hisll
street Tho pianistes 10 render pro-
gram OF classic gems are - spxtetio
from the large muslc class directed
BY Miss Morisriiy. Later In the mouth
recital Of the entire class Including
several adult pupils as vol as juven-
Hes viii be heard Appended Is tho
order az the program for the recital
Friday afternoon;
(a) Racarollc ..,... TschssHnwsky
OBJ invitation 20 she, Dance WcOcr
Helen Goetz.
Ca Song Without Words 1000.
............... Mendclssohn
Oh second Masurka ...... GODDARD
Ethel Mcclasky.
(a) butterfly ............ Mcrkcl
Marian Hopping.
ca CareSsc .....t....ss. Ihomo
Cbl Vaise In octayeS ....,. Concone
Lillian Gustafson.
The Fiatterer ....,..... chaminade
Ethel Mcclaskey.
Fifth Nocturne ........... Iseybach
Katherine Abel.
FruhiinEsregen .........,.... Fink
Beatrice Hill.
ta) Caprice .....,......,... LACK
CD Poionaise Briliiante go. Mtrkel
Lillian Gustsfson.
NOmanxo .......s...... Bfunttiu
Ethel Mcclasksy.
TAD d fiat valse .......... Chopin
Oh Rondo Capriccioso. .Mondclssohn
Helen Goetx.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-27
AMERICAN PUCS WILL
FIGHT IN AUSTRALIA
Langford. Kaufman, CapOni
and Others Sail for the
Antipodes on Sept. 6.
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Aug. e5.-within the
next three weeks more American fighters
they win engage in battles with the
fighters OF that country. The Yankee
scrappers who are 10 make the trip are
sam Lsngford.,. Al kaufman. the Call
Iornia heavvwoiGht Tony Capoui the
Italian middieweisht OF Chicago and
Jimmy Clabby. the crack Milwaukee
fighter.
This Will he Clabbys second trip 10
Australia. he having fought there the
early part OF this year The quartette
VIII sail on September G. Hugh McIn-
tosh. who Is taking tho Americans TO
Australia, will bring Off a fight there
between Sam f.angford and Jack John
son for the heavyweight championship
title.
Offering soon We vii W gee Knockout
Brown. with the popular Dan Morgan
at his back, smuggling away with Matt
Wells. the English lightweight champion.
Ut the Madison Square garden Then
We are promised scrap in which Grown
VIII again figure and In which Champion
Ad Wolgast will be his opponent This
don. The Fairmount club is out utter
big game. and IL Is said that Packey
MacFarland good friend. OF Billy Gih,
measure skill with Maj, Wells.
Then. there Is the Madison club. which
has string on One Round Hogan. and
The National sporting club, and The
take a new name ior Itself All these
clubs viii want the best. and there viii
be mighty srrumhi. for the STARE.
There Is not enough talent 10 20 around,
so somebody is sure 10 suffer. Hut
watch the smoke OF y. r Powers and
Harry Pollock. who control the TWEEN
tieth Century a. c., and vino win con-
duct the bouts at the Madison Square
Garden.
IL is known for certainty that Carl
Morris will fight I'm New York. and tina,
he will fight In the Garden. lust who
his opponent Will bs ~ not known. hut
II James J. Jeffries returns from bis
Alaskan hunt soon. II lS stated by sopd
that he will be offered an
In appear at the Garden 20
'box" with Morris. II Jcffries cannot
be induced TO accent there are many
here who would not decline the Issue,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-27
STRENUOUS SEASON IS
EXPECTED ON GRlDIR0N
spe ciaI to The Tribune,


AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. Logan.
Aug s6.-The early fan training OF the
football squad OF the Agricultural College
OF Utah Is expected 10 begin very soon.
with nucleus OF home players, Tho
prospects for the coming year are eN-
Nine OF the men Of the first. team OF
last year Will return tn school These
include Jones. Crookston, Lindsay. CatDe,
Maraineeu. Hobson and the two Bros
sards.
Egbcrt. the last years captain and one
of the greatest half-hacks the college
has ever had. has set two years 10 play.
II is expected that he will he in the
lineup this fall
Emerson, vateran player from the
University Of California. registered at
the college during the summer schooi
and will continue his work this fall. Hc
plays in the half f-back position.
The team loses this year Paddock,
Hancock. Robinson. Holden and Andrews
Coach Teetzcl. who has Just returned
from the mountains expresses great sat-
isfaction over the coming season.
The new gymnasium Will give him an
opportunity In the training OF his men
he has not before had. Games are being
arranged with Colorado and Montana
colleges The season win kc strcnu-
ous one according To Indications. The
aatc for the annual University OF Utah
struggle has not yet been agreed upon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-27
FLYING, 40 To |,
RUNS FOR BOOKS
Long Shot Goes Over With
Very Few Wagers, Making
Money for Layers.
PATRIOTIC DEFEATS
ABE SLUPSKY IN LAST
Mondays Windsor Entries In
clude Some Of Best Horses
Now in Training.
By Associated Press.


ANACONDA. Mont. Aug 2s.-oniy
tieally overlooked captured the mrs,
seven-furlong event at 40 to l.
In the fourth race. the feature event.
the favorite. Belle Ciem. wheeled as the
barrier was sprung. turning the opposite
way of the track and collided with Milt
Jones. nearly knocking him down. 1t
spoiled the chances OF both and the 9TH
er three horses made a procession Of IL.
The judges have refused further
racing OF Belle Glenn until thoroughly
schooled. Flyings victory was a harvest
for the books. as scarcely anybody had
wagers on that stccd. Results,
First race. hve furIonEs. purse-Auto
Girl. to p (Anderson) won: Penang. 10
to /. (Parker) second Eastman: SO TO !.
(Hopkins) third Time, l;o3. Error. I.e-
high and Miss Tierney also ran.
Second race. five furlongs. selling-Re-
gina Arvi. TO l. fAndersonl won: Brison.
10 to |. (Gross> second; Robert Mitehell.
TO 5. Denny third. Time, 1:o1 as.
Placide. Rusk. Amargosa and Warfare
also ran.
selIing1eiiSert % hoe ~" Rose sna esen. n tsIeEwen;
won: Biskra, 2 10 l. (Taylorl second
Marie Hyde. to ?. CMondonl third; Time.
Fourth race. six furlonEs. selling kid
North. to l. Denny won; Frank G.
Hogan. s TO ). (McEwenl second; Judge
Quinn. l6 to l. (Hopknsl third. Time.
rs Is Belle Glenn and Milk Jones also
ram
Fifth race, seven furlonss, sellins-Fiy-
Ing. 30 to l. (Nelson) won. Margaret Ran
doph. TO .. (Cayanaugh) second Ham
meraway. 10 1, (Taylor> third. Time,
as 40 Jim Nc. Forcguard. Sir Angus.
knight OF Ivanhoe. Glennadenne and Chief
Desmond also ran.
Sixth race. seven furlongs. seliins-Pa-
trloiic. 3 to 1-(SelsonJ won: Abe Slup
skey. 4 10 1. Gross second: Tiflis, 20 ].
(Parker) third. Time, 1:.9. Mosshack.
Annie Nelson. Hughes, Doc Allon. Green
Isle. Wicket NccIclet and Purse Rose also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-27
PACKARD FACTORY IS
TAXED TO CAPACITY
Motor Company Ships Thirty
Cars and Ten Trucks in
One Day.

In one day recently, the Packard
Motor Car company of Detroit shipped
thirty cnrs and ten trucks, which is
the largest days business in the his
tory of the concern. Cars are now 60
ing forward at the rate of ten Il day,
and this will he increased until the
output reaches volume of fifteen cars
every twenty-four hours.
The company is now behind more
than two weeks on its schedule Of dc.
liveries and is taxing the capacity Of
its huge plant in the effort to keep up
with orders. There are today on the
factory pay roll 1850 men, without TAX.
ing account of the large staff EN-
ployed in the offices. A night force is
kept at work in the machine shops.
The output Of pleasure cars for the
1912 season is estimated by the COM
pany at $4,000, 900, but with the addi.
iion of the Packard six" which was
placed or the market recently, it seems
likely this figure will be exceeded II
the factory is able 10 turn out the cars.
For the calendar year l9ll. the com.
pany is manufacturing motor trucks of
an aggregate value of $3,250,000
which includes l25 one and one-haIf.
ton trucks. the initial factory lot of
the latest addition to the Packard line.
The first delivery of Packards will be
made next week TO the Utah Motor Car
company, local agents.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-27
Mondays Windsor Entries.
Ry Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
WINDSOR Ont. Aug. 35.-Monday's
First race. two year -olds. 1--WE and n
half urlongs-Buckborn 100: Prince
Chap. Jawbone. I05: Surfeit, los: Aide
baran. Sister Florence, 1o5; White Cap.
Second race. stecpiechase. handicap.
three -year-olds and up. about two miles
Brook 1876: Prince, 13t: Hannah Louise,
1870: Monte Carlo. is3. DR.. Koch. 1876
Third race. three-year- -olds and mp six
furlones-(al Jack Parker. SIR John john
son. Elhn Bean Io7: Silly Night 80,
Ocean Bound. III. (a) Aldrinn. Capsise.
90 (a) Beverick stable.
Fourth race the ID. Il. I. G. W. company
handicap ree-vsar-oids and up, mile
Naushon. III; Carlton C.. io2; Lahore.
I02: Guy Fisher. Ill. The Niger. 81:
Vrecland 9s: Plate Glass. III: Gin EhEe.
I07: (b). Star Charter. 1of: OBJ Edda- -.
(b) Schorr entry.
furIongs-TourIst. Hamilton los; 'Arany.
e5: .Rock Springs 20: AcGuin. lo9; Ochre
Court I12. Rod and Gun. lo1: Common
er's Touch. 1n3; yankee Lotus. Emma.
Sixth race. mile. selling -Startler. I07.
aCuttv Hunk. ?5. sSpring Mas. los; sCor-
nth. Ny Fellow. 100: Bay Thorn. lo1.
,StAr. %: Bounder. 100: 'Thritty. %.
Seventh race. three-year-olds and up-
selling. mile and an eighth.Beaucoop.
1O4; sDoIly Bullman. Taboo. 90; 'Sager.
lO3. Rusv. IJ2; Console. los: Lad OF Lang
don. The Golden Butterfly. iei. 'Edda. 100;
Forehead. lee.
apprentice allowance.
Weather clear. track heavy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-27
RED GLAD WRESTLER
HERE FOR BIG BOUT
Hassan Yousouf Arrives and
His Bright Raiment Makes
Him Cynosure of All,

George V. Tuohey arrived YESTERDAY
from Boston with Hassan Gousouf. the
Turkish wrestler who is to meet Demct-
raj AT the Salt Palace Labor day. fous-
our was attired In the striking costume
Of his own country and attracted much
attention wherever he went
Tuohey. happening TO meet a soldier
whom he had known in Boston. decided
10 ride ont To Fort Douglas. lie TOOK
yousouf with him and the soldiers at the
fnrt were greatly Interested in the TURK
One of the soldiers named Joseph Rlcc'
a nriyatc In the Fifteenth. came from inc
so me province as Yousouf. AS soon az
Rice caught sight OF his costume ne knew
him for "A countryman. moment after
yard Yousouf and his compatriot were
cmbracjnr In European fashion. They
we're 80 glad to see each other that 'hoS
Yousouf is 20 years old and weighs l9o
mounds Deuietral. his antagonist Is 90
end weighs lS5. Yousouf VIII start tram
Ing AT once but has not chosen his cainn
yet. H., ,o H.. ha-k In
salt Lake His last visit was when ne
brought Leon out hcre To nave a irS
M Frunk Gotch. Tuohey SAYS that 'he
cooj hreezcs here are enough To compen-
sste anyone for trip from the sun
baked east.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-27
Mondays Butte Entries.

BY Associated Press.
ANACONDA. Mont. Aug. 2e.-Entries
for Monday:
First race FIVE and half furloncs
selling. three -Near-ods and upward -
Burning Bush. Salvage. Woner. Dcscen
dant. Tramotor. Cheers. l13: Blskra. Ma
rle Hyde Saincst. Little Elva. Adera.
iii Cantsin Miller, i0s.
Second race. mile. selling. three-year-
olds and Observation-Disclosures Don. Fore
guard. KniRh, OF Ivanhoc. loo: LJtils
Marchmont. KoGo 10I, Lady McNallr.
Sccklct 1o5: Stonemdn. l04; Cisso. -;
Green Isle. 9S.
Third race. mile and an eighth. selling.
three -year-olds and upward-sir Angus.
Heine. 1oS; Fereno. Zahra. Glennadeane.
102; Miss Oficous. lol; Edna Stewart.
80: Littlcton. 80.
Fourth race. six furlongs, handicap.
three -year-olds and upward-Righieasv.
IFS: Pay Streak. l05: Or. Dougherty. es:
AIun. SIS.
Fifth race, mile. selling. three-yesr-
olds and upward--Forcc. III. Tommy Nc
Gee. Io9 Marburg los: Twilight Queen.
1os; Florence a. ioi: Madeline Mus
grave io3.
Sixth race. six furlonEs, selling. three
wear olds and upward-Rosamo. III;
Darlington. III: Billy Myer. Belisnicker.
los: Making. 1o1: Annual Interest. Miami.
Kid North. 9e. 'Rit Of Fortune. %.
Apprentice allowance.
Weather clear. track fast
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-27
ZBYSZK0 EXPECTS TO BE
CHAMPION WRESTLER
By associated Press.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2s.-Jacx Herman,
the wcIl-known impressarlc. who man
nges the athletic fortunes OF Zhyszko. the
giant Pole saws Zhysxko Is certain for
n chance for the heavyweight wrestling
championship ot the world In the very
near future Eiackenschmldt. tho Rus
sian lion has signed with Herman 10
rncst ZhyszEa some time shortly after
bout with Frank Gotch
for the title Which viii be held at CHI
caro on Labor day
The Russian Will meet the Pole wheth-
az he wins or loses against the American
champion. Herman has cxacted SINH
lar promise from Gotch-
Herman declares that the wrestling
varnc Is more strongly entronched
throughout Europe than at nnv tims In
the history OF the sport
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-27
CLERKS AND BUDS TO
PLAY At COOLEY PARK
0ld-Time Rivals to Meet in Red
Hot Contest on the Dia.
mond Today.

The Retail Clerks and the Budweiser
baseball teams Will play game of base
ball at o'clock today in Cooley park,
Both these teams have q large number
OF victories over other teams 10 their
credit Besides that they are cid time
rivals and are believed to be pretty
closely matched The Budweisers have
improved their nine and arc confident OF
victory. but tho clerks have selodm been
beaten this year and do not expect 10
lose the game today. The lineup.
Budwelsers Clerks
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-27
THREE PIERCEARR0W
CARS SOLD BY B0TTERILL

rhree Pierce ARROW cars have been
sold during the past week by the
Tom Rotterill Automobile company. Jo-
seph Geoghcgan was the first buyer,
He was already n Pierce Arrow owner.
but he bought another car OF the thirty
six horsepower variety. Abe Meeking
bought Pierce Arrow touring car for
use In connection with the Hotel Utah
auto livery. ]. a. Eldredge OF Bounu-
full VIII have the finest automobile III
Davis county. II Is thirty six -horse-
power Plcrce-Arrow. finished I'm wine
color and thoroughly equipped through"
out
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-27

Miss Nan J. Aspinwall has completed
her horseback ride from San Francisco
to New York. Miss Aspinwali has the
distinction Of being the only woman who
ever made the Journey With but one
horae. She has issued a challenge TO
the continent 7~5 =! ~.
The intrepid little woman passed
through Utah. last December. For many
Tor she had not been heard from after
leaving the Sierra Nevada mountains.
She turned UP one bleak winter day AT
Wendover She had undergone many
prlvatIons and suffered many hardships
but by staunch determination, she. over
came every obstacle and arrived at
Wepdover alive, but In much distress
After resting. her horse and herself at
Wendover Miss Aspinwall came to- Salt
Lake where she was guest at the
Cullen She rested here two days and
then proceeded on her way.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-27
YOKEL AND HARBERTS0N
WILL WRESTIE AT BRIGHAM
special to The Tribune.

BRIGHAM CITY. Aug; 2saA wrss- ,,,;.
t,jnE match Will be pulled or IN ME fn,s
city city on Peach day, segtemnIher 90 M.eS ssen
Yokel Of Salt Lake ,n and ntestants Sack Pro-
.,oteEs OF oEaem OF the the match arc NJ. ] Holt and
w Leo Hoist, business men, The ,a oo1o ~
will be staged In an open ,,ark air aneN an Vest
r,reat street The arena VIII nave ~
semting capacity Of 5000 Agreements
Isvc already been signed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-27
I.ayton Beats Bountiful,

KAysvILLE. Aug. 2S.mLaytofn of bsse. anu
ha,I SSnniMr here today. Layton winning ond by 4
sSll scnre " Of 10 g. This was the s sse9hn siii1
Of :. series ssoae 9l Ss tne sa%Ss sca@ponshlp q
2e ta gia' county, The batteries; Layton,
SandnlJ and iIonenberser Boun'i"' ""''
and Mann.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-27
r,nolIcnees Today's winner,

The Marcus baseball team has Sav:.1 lsSuee
challenge 70 play the Ei1nleT nleTkS 81 and i The
8,,,Iia !, 8p,,,nv,cisers, r. T.. Gerry Is manager oi
the challenging team.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-27
sransford Makes Record.

Wallace Bransford established a new
record last week in an automobile run
from E!lSo TO Salt Lake. lie made the
trip-240 mles--in HIS Piercc-Arrow car
In eleven hours
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-27

Miss Aspinwall is Montana girl.
hailing from the Flathoad country. She
has lived much OF her life In the saddle
and is an expert horsewoman and Injured
10 the life of the open. Miss Aspiuwall
Is probably the most, expsrt woman rope
thrower in the world and q part OF her
mission in New York is TO make good
her claim to the championship.
No less sturdy than Miss Aspinwall
herself is the brave little horse. Lady
Ellen. which carried her safely and
swiftly from San francisco to New York.
This animal s Montana bred and, be-
fore Miss Aspinwall went to California.
the horse had a reputation as COW
pony,
Friends throughout the west who have
watched with Interest the progress OF
Miss Asplnwall and Lady Ellen will be
glad to learn that the two have COM
peted the arduous journey and that
they now as safe as girl and q
horse can be in the wiIds OF Gotham.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-27

'uaa Led on Following Page.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-07-28
INJURED FOOT WITH PICK

Fred Sailor had the misfortune
to iniure his right foot today to
the extent that the doctor closed
the wound with three stitches.
Fred was working on the section
with his father, and in removing
an old tie, the pick struch his foot
and made a bad wound. 1t will
be reveral days before he will be
able to get around agaiu.
Last Saturday evening eight Of
our young people enjoyed pleas
ant evening at Harry Stearns On
Catfish lake. A pleasant evening
was enjoyed by all.