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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-03
DR.. MARQUIS MAY
MOVE TO CHICAGO
Long Time Pastor of Broadway
Presbyterian Church Has
Urgent Call.
IN STATE WIDE WORK
Offered Superintendency of Commit
tee on BenevoIence in Illinois
Congregation Anxious.

Is DR.. ". s. Marquis, pastor OF
Broadway Presbyterian church, to
leave after 81 years of service to ac-
cept position as superintendent OF
committee on benevolence IN the state
of Illinois with headquarters in Chi
cago?
That is the question that has been
lodging in the mind Of the pastor OF
the Presbyterian church since the re-
cent meeting of the Illinois synod In
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-03

All the news all he tlme-The Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-03
PLANNING CELEBRATION.
At High School

The Theadelphic Literary society
met after school yesterday after
noon and carried out the program
that was arranged at their last
meeting. A business session was
held and it was decided to invite
their parents TO the next meeting
which is TO be held in two weeks.
The program was as follows:
Piano Solo-Pansy Jones.
Manners and Customs of the Ger
mans" Dingledine.
Original STORYTELLING Frazer.
Vocal Solo-Ruth Blakemore.
Piano Recital-Margaret Bryan.
The junior class met last evening
and appointed various committees TO
prepare for the annual football
dance which will take place soon al
ter the close Of the season.
Coach CorneaI has picked the
team that will line up against Aledo
Saturday and it is practically the
same as ii was last week. If the
visitors prove easy some of the reg
uIars may be taken out for they
have a hard game before them a
week from Saturday at Clinton. The
game will be called promptly at 8
O'Clock. The lineup is as follows:
Sexton, left end; Salzman, left
tackle; Empke. left guard; Hughes.
center: Behnaman, right guard;
Tremann, right tackle; Budelier,
right end: Kittilsen, quarter; Mac
Manus, left half: Wright, right half,
and Willet, full back.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-03
FOR SATURDAY, NOV. 4

ner I 600 feet. The successful company's
plant is located at Sandstone, Mihh-'
100 miles north of Minneapolis.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-03
Ontario Has Big Fire Loss.

London, Ont, Nov. 3.-Fire today in
the business section OF the city caused
a loss Of three-quarters of a million.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-03
BIC ENDOWMENT
FUND is RAISED
Residents of Aledo and Mer-
Ger Township Give 100000
to College There.
LAST SECURED YESTERDAY
Hope TO Secure Another Similar
Institution.

Aledo. ILL.,. Nov. 3.-The raising
of 100000 endowment fund for
William and Vashti college in Aledo
and Mercer township, on which work
has been progressing since May, was
completed yesterday. All the pledges
have been properly signed up and
the work of collection will COM
mence as soon as possible. Robert
L. Watson has been named as treas
urer for the fund pending its being
turned over to the college authori-
ties.
AFTER SIMILAR AMOUNT.
A campaign for another 100000
to be subscribed by residents of Mer-
Ger county outside of Aledo and
Mercer township, will be started at
once This campaign was held up
pending the result of the campaign
in the city and township in which
the college is located. 1t is the plan
70 present an endowment of $780,
600 10 the college. It has numerous
smaller endowments for specified
use. The notes are made payable
only in the event the 100000 is
raised.
PLANNING CELEBRATION.
Work on the fund which has just
been completed, started in May and
since that time the amount has in
creased steadily day by day. The
workers and those in charge of the
solicitations are planning on cele-
bration at having attained the goal OF
their first canvass.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-19
ERNIE PYE BEATS SAM
IN AUSTRALIAN PURSUIT

Had II not been for a punctured tire
the worlds motorcycle record for an
eight lap track probably would have been
broken last night at the Salt Palace sau-
Ger. T. NJ. Samuelson won the first quail
flying heat of the three mile motor ham
dicap race in the fast time OF 3:gG 2-5.
within one second of the record. But he
punctured the rear tire of his machine
before the final and had to ride an in
fcrlor wheel, finishing third to Mccormick
and Stein in 3.3T, the first mile being run
In 1:li
The veteran Iver Lawson showed Il
sterling performance in the five mile
western championship for professionals.
ing his run at the proper time, won
by half length from " Anderson. who
was an eyelash in front OF G.. Walker.
The time in this event was 10 minutes
flat.
Paddy Hehir accomplished tho only
fall of the evening in this event He
was In a conteuding position when he
lost all control OF his wheel and took a
header into the infield. but escaped with
only few bruises. G. Stein in the first
heat of the motorcycle race furnished a
thrill when his machine escaped his con-
troll. but the rider recovered just in time
10 avert a bad fall
Cupid Huey, who finished second
IN the first heat of the quarter mile anna
teur race; won tho final in that event.
George Meredith was second. r Maver
third and Ernie Colvin fourth The dis
tance was covered In 30 20 seconds
Mayer had won the second and Meredith
the third heat OF the qualifying events
lNer Lawson made a try against the
quarter mile record of pa A.. but missed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-19
Today,s Entries at Butte.

BUTTE. Mont. July 1S,-Wednesday
entries are:
First race. six furlongs. selling. three
year-olds and upwards-Mendcn. fore,
guard. Blacksheep 1rrigator III; Rey El
Tovar, BIsKra. 100; Lady McNaliy. lOi /;
Hereto. lOl,
Second race. six furIongs; selling, three
year-olds and upward-Marburg' Dare
ington. III, Prince Winter, III. Ed G.,
Miss Naomi. lOo, "Saines;. 1oi: Marie
HYDE, 102.
Third race. four and half furlongs'
purse. maiden two-year -oids-Manda /
dero, Ethel s., III; First Fashion. Auto
Girl. 100: Lake Tahoe. Dromi lO4; Law
ender Lass. l0l.
Fourth race. futurIty course, selling
Swear -olds and upward-Oxer. 1l5; Lo-
mond. ia Workbox, 10. Elizabeth Har-
wood, l01: Dacia. Lady Macy. 90.
Fifth race. mile and 20 yards. sellinS.
three year-olds and uD-Elgln, Charles
Rothschild. Fred Mulholland, Dave Weber,
l09: Little Marchmont. Court Lady, lOi;
sGalene Gale. 100.
Sixth race, six furlongs. selling three
year-olds and upward-Tommy McGee
| Sixteen. Fancy. Dorothy Ledgett. New
Capital, Adena. lO9: 'Elmcta Hamilton
lO2; Jack Stryker. Cis6o, l0is Zool, 80.
Apprentice allowance.
Weather clear. track fast.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-19

that figure a fun second. Lawson was
not in the form he had July T. 1906 when
he established the record he tried TO
break last night.
The motor races were closely contest
ed. After Samuelson had won the first
heat from Stein and Wilcox. Mccormick
won the second with Bergqujst second
and Carslake third, Carslal1c's motor
would not work smoothly and the crowd
had plenty OF fun with the smiling but
perspirlng rider,
Ernie Pye had rather an easy victory
over w. l.. Samuelson in the Australian
pursuit race. Pyc gained steadily on his
opponent and by a well timed squirt
passed him after two miles three laps
and thirty yards had been covered Time.
lenSc TO the winner OF this event.
Ernie Colvin. riding from scratch
showed clever performance in the one
mile amateur handicap. He overlook all
OF The sixteen other starters and won
handiiy In 2:02. j. Oberg, riding from the
lorly-yard mark, was second; c. Mere
ditn. forty-flve yards. third. and H. Kra-
mer. fiftY-flve yards. fourth.
The final bicycle race OF the evening
WAS the one won by Lawson. In this
event the leader at the end OF each Ian
is awarded one dollar. West showed the
way past the Judges eight times. Diefen-
bachcr. Wilcox and Crebs each SIX Cars
lake ., stein 4, Drobach and Thomas each
and l.alson the final and winning lap.
y crowd of 2500 including nany women
were present. The announcement OF sew.
eral attractions for Friday nights pro.
sramme was made. together with The
statement that women will be admitted
free.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-19
Today's Windsor Entries.

WINDSOR. July s.-Wednesdays en-
tries:
I'VE furlones-caiifornia Queen, 100;
+Auto Maid. los: Commoners Touch, 100:
Marty Emily ll6; 'Day MAY 104 'Flail.
92 'Reine Margot. 95; Rod and Gun. 90;
100 Wood Dove. l04
Second race, 4-year- -olds and up.
steenIechaso. selling. about two miles
Usage. li2; Waterway, l57: Expansionist.
~: Octopus. lis: DIR, Heard. DR., Koch.
Third ,,T race, s-year-o!ds and up, hand!-
Spellbound: 1o3. Colonel Ashmeade. l05;
Grania, lo5 Busy sS; Oakhrrst, 100:
Blaskford qSI,t'r 1903; Roman Wing. loe.
E"Hrsn Tne sI9oo race; PGntchariran stakes,
longs-'Baby Wolf. IO7: aCampion, li5;
aRoson. los; Spellbound. Ia: Follle Levy,
llS. bCohort. II; bRoyal Meteor. iii:
ham, los. taCarman entry; bHildreth
entry).
Fifth race. Swear -olds and M. selling.
@ nve and half furlonss-Cismont 90:
colt II; Strike Out, 106; Althorpe, lo6;
Cardif, 9S. Matine, ia; Sugar Loaf.
80: Running Account 100.
fu9ionsssbi N1 rf be@r19ids Ty conditions FIVE
blade. E; Capadore. rs; New River, liz.
BIIuckhorn., ll3. Hpsand. 1l3; Sherlock
Holmes. lo3.
Seventh race. ,3-year-oIds and up. SELL
ing. hve and half furlonss-'Sir Raw
mond, 9S. Miss Detroit, %; sIvenbei. 81 ,
bor. bord Elan. los Bonnie Brook. 100:
Flown, Sc. May Nora, 96, Salvolafile I0I.
Sight. l06, A'h
" Eighth race, 3-ycar-olds and up, scn-
lilH' mile and sixteentb-Robert Coon
Tl; Iot roland, l0l, Baythorn, 100,
iidleweiss; lO2; Ia Nun Da. lOi: Romp
Ior; Arctic, llo: Lad of Langdon, iof
Apprentice allowance.
Weather clear. track fast
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-19
WHITE CAPS TAKES ONE
FEATURE RACE At WINDSOR

WINDSOR, Ont. July ls.-A handicap
at IL mile and a sixteenth and race
for Canadan-bred -year-olds were
the features at Windsor this afternoon,
The latter event went 10 White Caps, who
beat Ondramon easily. while Cliff Edge
proved the best in the h2a1icap, lead =
ing the one-to-two favorite Naushon n
length at the finish. Summaries:
First race. four and a half furlonSs-
White Caps. To 3, won: Ondramon, .
TO =. second: Prince Pole, 10 10 l, third.
Time. 30 4-5.
Second race. six furlongs-Pluvios. 10
TO l. won: Silly Night. l6 TO ,. second
Martin w. Littleton. TO l. third. Time.
liza %.
Third race. mile and a sixteentb-Cliff
Edge, to ,, won. Naushon. TO 20. sec
ond; Carlton c.. 10 10 l. third. Time.
li6 10,
Fourth race. mile and quartcr-Super-
visor. To .. won. Oracle, L 10 /. sec
ond: Naughty Lad, TO 3 third, Time.
9:OS 40.
Fifth race. five and half furlongs-
Miss Joe. TO l. won; Monsieur X. i 10 l.
second; Ochre Court, TO ), third. Time.
LOS Is.
sixth race. purse s4O0, six furlongs-
Sir Alvescott. 5 TO |. won; King Avon
dale. IL to 10. second; Abrasion, 10 10 l,
third. Time. l:I4,
Seventh race. purse $500. one miIe-As-
perrin TO ;. won: Grana, S to /. second
Montcalm. II TO |, third. Time, l:40.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-19
"BTG LEAGUE" BALL AT COOLEY PARH
CHAMP ION jack
To LIVE ABRd|
"LiI Ahthuh" Stole XII
Thunder According 10 W.
raciOus Billy Paphe.

Special 10 The Tribune.
NEW YORK. Ju!y ls.-Bluy p,,a
matched to meet Sailor Burke 90
The mldd!cweights will fight bero-''
twentieth Century Athletic club {. I,
York next week.
The bout Is scheduled for ten -.
This Will be the first contest, ~
claimant or the mlddlcwcIghs t,u,
his victory over Jim Sullivan In r.
recently.
The battle marks the start NJ
campaign which papkc will y6 a.
In order TO prove his right 10 the e
Papke gays tina, in his tour ot
tralia ard Europe he has found
hope OF the white race" who is Z
To get into shape for a trial AT "fdI
thuh." This new hope Is a South
can youth. not yet II. weighing zoo -,
and standing six feet tall.
THE boy Is Il wonder" said ..
and though ne does not knnu
about the lighting game get, he 1,
dcrful!y strong and "a me, He az
= Hful wallouing, because he do-'t
know how To guard cessfuIir
though flOored again and again ne ~
comes back with the punch anS
his man out. The YOUTHS name /.
Strawbeck, and Bob Armstrong vts
die him"
lii Arthur is the cock Of tls
| in London. according TO Papkc 81
sto'e the coronation crowds away
| King George. Johnson. his golden
working overtime. rode along ths
Of the procession, right behind ,he y
and the crowds simply went wa,
| him.
"The ovation Johnson received -
the cheers for King George" dte.
PaDke.
The solemn London Tlmcs broke !,
| it's traditions by interviewing JelS
conqucror. and Papkc showed tSe =
ters a copy ~ the paper in which s
son gave vent TO Crouch against b
ica and avowcd his love for Eaclcrl7
! IN you. contests in the fis1ic al
asked the Times man. do you aga,
| American
Fight for America" rcplicd Jo.-
well, I should say not. What has 4.
lea ever done for me or my racc. /
| am treated like a human being"
Are you going back to AneFica n
! continued tho interviewer.
Not until ! have to- is the Johrsr
reply, and then Us soon as / ge, tlr'
| / am coming right back here"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-19
LYNCH APPROVES MANY
CONTRACTS AND RELEASES

NEW YORK. July 1s.-Prcsident Lynch
OF the National league today announced
approval OF the following contracts and
releases:
Contracts-With Boston. J. l.. Griffin
Al Kaiser, John King. o. F.. Weaver al
signed by Chicago, with Brooklyn. Tony
Smith; with Cincinnati. Armando Arsens
Rafael ID: Almeida; with Philadelphia
Roy A. Thomas.
Releases-By Boston to Montreal East
crn league. w. Parson. by Brooklyn &c
Jersey City, Eastern league. Pitcher Car
michael by BROOKLYN to Toronto East
ern league. Tony Smith: by Chicago &c
Vernon. Pacific Coast league. Ernest G.
0yltz: by Cincinnati TO Philadelphia, Ma
tional league Fred II. Beck; by Cincln
natl to Minneapolis, American associa
ton. David Altizer: by Philadelphia Ia
CINCINNATI, National league. Bert Hum
phrics. by Philadelphia to Buffalo East
ern league. II. S. Miller. optional ngree
ment: by Philadelphia TO Scranton, New
York State League Edward McDonough
Suspended-.By Boston. C.. l.. Herzos
and Roy Miller.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-19
BIG WRESTLERS WILL
Be ON MAT TONIGHT
No Referee Chosen Yet, but Of
fetal WiII'Be Selected at
Meeting Today.

All arrangements arc complete for the
big wrestling match which takes place
et the Salt Palace tonight between VIII
liam DemeLral 'thc Greek Demon" and
Emil Rogers, heavyweight. This match
is best three In five falls TO a finish. FOR
the gate receipts and Side bet of $500.
One OF the largest crowds that has at
tended wrestling match for IA long tme
is expected. and everything possible has
been done To accommodate Greek com
patriots of Demetral who Will be there
in Al body 10 cheer their champion. Rogers
has q big following among Salt Lakers,
who believe be Is sure To win.
Both men are in the pink OF condition.
II is seldom that wresters themselves
have so large side BET. each one
will do his best to get the coin.
The referee question still remains nm
settled. The wrestlcrs will have q meet =
Ing today In an effort To select the third
man in the ring Former discussions
have shown that the agreement on j ref
cree will be n difficult matter. and il may
have 10 he left to the sporting editors
Of Salt Lake.
AS preliminary TO tho main even,
Alex Swanson has been matched with
Young Jordan. Should Jordan's injured
hand prevent him from wrestling Swan
son win meet ''Whisllers" Deyonovitch
In n limited bout The next bout Will
bring together julius Johnson and two
Greek wrestlers named Peter SaRos from
Mldyale and Crist Skotrconos of Murray.
This bout Is limited TO thirty minutes in
which time Johnson agrees TO throw both
men or forfeit the match.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-19
PONIES ARE OFF
At BUTTE TODAY
Race Meet Begins With Every
Prospect of Thirty Days
Good Racing.

BUTTE, Mont. July lS'-6u'tc
thIrtv-day race meeting. which begins TO-
morrow under the auspices of the butte
Jockey club, II Is predicted by Wen
known race men, Will be one OF the sl.., sren.
cst meets In the northwest I"ents
bookmalers are on the ground tonieht:
as compared with about twelve at pre-
yious meetings. l. no
E,vcry stall at the racing course is oG-
cupied as are many stables In the VI
cinity OF the track, and there are ehS'I!
more than 900 horses which VIII par
MANY thoroughbreds from Salt Lake.
California, Juarez and the eastern tracks
arc here presenting Il class OF racers
never seen on the Butte track before
Martin Nathanson will be the preslo- =
Ing Judge Richard Dwyer, the veteran
starter. will offlciate ct the springlnG
of the webbing, with James Healey and
Charles Wcbbor as his assistants. David
O'Connor will be associate judge, JacE
Dinue paddock jadge and sam McGin-
ben clerk OF the scales.
one OF the biggest stables at the track
Is that OF Hogan &, Keenc. II mas more
than thirty hcad OF racers. II: q. BED
wells string IS next la size. with twenty =
two head There are numerous othe,
well known track followers here VIII
strings OF more than a dozen horses. Ihe
purses aggregate S100.0 900.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-19

last night and said that they were going
out To- try the salt water Of which they
had heard so much. They intend To leave
In few days for Portland by way of
Pocatello and Boise, They Will remain
there during the summer and late In the
fall will return to Pittsburg by way of
Los Angeles and southern route through
Arizona New Mexico and Texas.
This is only one OF the many demon
strations OF strength and durability that
are being made by the L. NJ. +. cars.
when the drivers are making no effort
10 do anything unusual. The adaptable
ity to all kinds OF roads. the speed. and
easy riding advantages OF this automobile
are demonstrated by this trip. The two
men were not accustomed TO such work
but say that they are none the worse Tor
the experience and are stopping here 10
see the city and not because they or their
machine need rest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-19

Lichtenfeis, a doctor, both OF Plttsburg,
Pa, arrived in this city from there at 3
o'clock yesterday afternoon. They made
the trip in a five passenger e. NJ, +. 50
horsepower automobile with only two
punctures their machine not having been
adjusted or washed since leaving Pitts
burg.
I'VE are just travelling for pleasure.
said MIR, Wilson, when seen in the Wilson
hotel last night, and are not trying TO
trip We left Pittsburg July .. bound
for Portland, Or. where we are going
to look after a fruit farm that we have
there
the two OF us were coming this year, We
decided TO come in the machine just for
the pleasure that we would get out of II.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-19

some interesting experiences and some
that We're rather thrilling. On our second
day out we got on the wrong road and
In turning around backed into hole and
had our machine standing on end for
several hours until we could get 1t out
alone. We found Il brick kiln near and
OF the trouble we raised the machine
by iacklng 1t NO and filling under ii with
bricks. II didn't steer just right for a
day two after this. and nearly caused
Ia serious wreck by refusing TO turn when
going down a steep hill. but we borrowed
a crowbar from "a blacksmith and fixed IL
all right so that 1t gave us no more
trouble
I'VE found the best roads in Iowa and
next 10 these in western Nebraska and
we made our best days run In Iowa. this
being 226 miles. We have been going
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-19
ONLY ONE FAV0RITE AT
TENNIS ELIMINATED

BOSTON. July 1S.-In. the star match
today In the Longwood Cricket club sin
giles Raymond d. Little of New York was
defeated In the second round by Nathaniel
W. Niles. Massachusetts champion. in
straight sets Little was the only fa-
Norite 10 be eliminated. but in the east :
ern doubles with w, 4. Lancd the ma
,onal champion, and w. j. Clother in "A
long drawn-out match had their hands
and II, Torrencc. Jr., in four sets
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-19
SALT LAKE HORSE IS
FIRST At KALAMAZOO
Don P, Driven by Brown, Cap
lures POS Pace on Grand
Circuit.
kADAMAZO.

KALAMAZOO. Mich. July 1S-Good
racing. but no sensational time marked
,ns second day OF the grand circuit mee,
iavoritcs' not one being defeated, While
,he track was fast n high wind prevent
cd any remarkable records. Summary:
purse sloOo-Don P. Grown firs,
Iwtnklins.. Dan (Murphy), second Nv
Snady S.n9Gy Eel Bell tsnow), third, Time. 206j,
2.lo trot three in five. purse ssooo--
Gold Dollar won In straight heats, Eel.
vasla second; Electric Todd, third. Best
time, 1;06A. o"'
viola Strong Won first, third and fnTrth
meats and race. Best time. Pills, DoIjn
) Won the second heat
80 pace, three In five, purse $1,000
time. 2:0Sl. DeS'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-19
Uninued Pittsburg City.

leisurely all the way through. We stopped
on the road only few hours. The only
times that We ever put in long days were
when we were trying TO get TO Il good
lplace To stay over night
The speedomctcr shows that the men
have Travelled a little over 222T miles and
the success that they had is shown by
the condition OF their car,
Eve had no maps for the road west OF
Omaha and lost great deal of time In
some places on this account. We are de-
lighted with the scenery and genera! con-
ditions OF the west as we are finding
them and we are especially pleased with
Salt Lake City. In fact we are so well
pleased with your city that we intend to
remain here several days in order to see
more Of II. which is something that we
have not done before on our trip"
The two men left for Saltair at o'clock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-19
Cubs Get Another Heine.

CHICAGO, July lS.-There wlll b,
Heine Z!mmcTmans with, the q
Cubs next sea son. The new Heine
from the Atlanta club OF the Sou,
league. plays center field. bats
handed and stole los bases last q
President Murphy announced iodxT
he would purchase the player iar
next season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-19
SIOUX CITY GETS $4,000
AND TWO MEN FOR CLARK

CHICAGO. July lS,--IJ was announcod
~ Western league baseball headGnarters .g
tNoGay NTDay ana' the New York team Of the
George Clark OF the Sioux CITY team NJ
INC Western league, The price Is said to
DC S1goo and Two players. The two me N
an outfeldeI Both are regulrcG ,n anu ..,N
p9rh ,i TO 1.-The the Sioux City team immediateIs,
while Clark is to remain with Sionx Ci;,.
son, 'eesue sea
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-19
Spanish Festival at saltair

The Spanish festival opens at SaItajr
Saturday evening, and with the exccp.
ton OF Sunday a complete performance
Will be given every evening for a
week: Two complete performances will
be gwen ON Monday, July -. Every
minute from the time the proprnmme
begins until il ends will he full OF
thrills and excitement.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-19
Canadian Wins Shoot.

BISLEY. England. July ls.-Ca1
Trainer OF Canada won In The So
for the kings S prize at the meeting 4
National Rifle association iod2ya
takes the National Rifle assas1
bronze medal. the bronze badge q
cash prize OF SIPS,