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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17
Columbia Entries.

BY Associated Press.
COLUMBIA. S. c. Dec ie.- Entries for
Monday:
First race. two-year- ods. Hve n,rlonss
selling 'Jucky Wish, 'Orpe,h. s7: He
uock. 'Mss staneli. ioa; 'Arsny. Steel
Chn. Charlie O'Rrien. 106
second race. three year -olds and up.
selling. fvc furlonss Carlisle NJ. 'Dorls
Ward. 'L'Anpelle to6: Lydia Lee. los:
HibernIca 'Leon r. ios; lie ss ia sir
NinCemest. u'apceavay, ii5: de Orc.
Tom shaw. lls. Nav Nora, iln.
Third race. four year-olds and UP. mile
and n sixteenth. selling otillc. los:
-Markham. -RosebuTg IL. 'Sprirzfrog.
sour Nugget, as; sligo. 'Horace T.. Ant
mus n;.
Fourth race. thrce-yearp and up.
selling. Observation-Disclosures. iot He
Icne. los: 'Nraromsrs l0s: ~. Powers
s6: 'OsSlev. 81, Irish Kid. as: 'Subou. 1os
Fifth rRces three -Vepr-olds and up.
selling iiyr and hail furlongs- --General
Phillips. "Tiny Tim, f0a: Rhasneth
'Bertis los; 'Centershol. lo3; 'Horlcon-
III. c;renids. Edith -. l05; District At
turney. iis. STANLEY S.fico,
sixth race three -yesrol6s. selling. Ave
furlongs- Barn Dance. Sig Lew. ilo:
Sevell. Seq Swell 49, Rubin tTrande.
6Nly Barnes. liz; .Sir Edward. III;
sTippY. Chiffon Squaw lot.
sAOyre ntice allowance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17
FOUR FAvoalrss WIN.
Card at Columbia Is Composed Of SIX
SELLING Faces.
~ Associated Press.

BF AsSoclateo PRESS,
COLUMBIA, S. C., Dec. 1s.--Clearing
weather drew a fair crowd TO tho fair
grounds this afternoon. although the offer
Ing was devoid OF a feature SIX selling
races completed the card. The track was
heavy. F'cnr fsvorites won.
Summaries:
First race. six furlongs-Hlbernics
straight 10 1, won; pr. Burch. plscs
10 10 l, serond; Woodlander. show TO s.,
third. Time. 1Ii 10.
Second race, six furloDgs-Silas GruIpp.
straight , 10 /. won. Queen Zee. place /
10 2, second: Jswbone. show . 10 5.
third. Time. l;l9.
Third race, elk furongs-Joe Rose.
straight 20 >, won. F1arney, place 10
]. second Sir Edward, show 10 10,
third. Time. Ills 20.
Fourth race, mile-Haldeman straight
S TO D. won: Semi -qusver. place even,
second; otIlo. show TO ;. third Time,
t;4s 4-5-
Fftb race, hre rurlons-wes.er
Belle. straigh, 70 ). won; See Swell.
TO 10. third Time :e6.
Sixth race. five and a half furlongs-
Eagle Bird. straight : 70 10. won Low.
Watches. place TO s. second: West
Point. show Ia !. third. Time. los
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17
Burlington Wins,

The BURLINGTON Team deicated Tue
Mttes yesterday in Il practice game OF
la sItct ball hy the score Of SIS 10 %. Eur-
lin-ton showed up very fast and is out
with a challenge to all teams in the city:
tho L. u s. L, and Salt Lake high school
preferred.
The Burlington team denies The state
nonl made b. the "Buckcrs'' that they
lost their GrS; Ram6 10 tho Bank Clerks.
Burlington also Defeated the Iuckcrs by
a score of I2 TO II.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17

.soc!ated Press.
|r. YORK. Dec. 16.-Joe Fogler OF
.,,n and Jackie" Clarke of Mel
4. Australia, won Tho siN-day bicycle
,b,ch ended al 10 o'clock tonight,
.,Iison Square Garden. The Fogler-
4 team finished one lap ahead OF
|har 1eams punched in n tie Tor sec
||ace
dnlsh lacked the excitement of the
III of six-day races IN recent years.
h md Clarke practically won the
"a an early hour this morning. when
<es OF sensational sprlnts resulted
III Gaining n lap on the field. The
|taro thus gained was held TO the
|ar ahd Clarke won by pcdalling
niles and laps in ii2 hours OF the
ID To the SIX teams Immediately
Ing, 2.iS miles and s laps were
"a. The winners were is miles and
/ behind the record OF 27S7 miles
ian, made by Mcfarland and Moran
b The final score was as follows:
|er and Clarke. 911S miles. laps.
nlor- Moran, Halstead Droba ch.
'ollIns, Cameron -Magin, Demara-
nee. Lorenz- -Saldows 271s miles S
ard Bedell, 2IlS miles laps.
get and 5rocco. PTS miles, no
be- and Van Houwaert. 27l7 miles 6
her Wins Run-Off,
pk Kramer of East Orange. y. j.,
ational sprint champion, and James
of Chelsea Mass wcrn tho Sec
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17
Three Heats Decide Euturity.

By Associated Press.
LEXINGTON XIV. Dec ls-It was
semi Officially announced here today that
the Eeutucky Horse Breeders assocla- =
ton has decided 70 change the Kentucky
futurity for Swear old ;rottors fronns 4
three i'm -tive-heat race TO n two-in three
event
Tho krptuckN futuritv Is worth $4,000
70 the winner ard Us the richest stake ON
the American trottinG turf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17
Juarez Entries,
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
JUAREz. Mexico. Dec 1s.-Ensrics for
Sunday:
First race, one milo, sellips-Sabo
Blend, Wicket. Cameo. Coppers, Tifis,
Charles Green. Bushwhackcr, Barney
Oldield, Gunston, los.
Second race. selling. five and half
furlopgs-Balella. log: Elder. Norgorod.
Regards, Toy Boy, Mapieton. los: Koote-
nay. FLYING Feet, 100; Arch oldham Hex.
Signor. Prince Winter. Ill: Aipericus,
III: jeanne d'Arc, Annual Interest. ia.
Third race. selling. one miie--Ke
Moving, Juan. MipnolIette. 106: Sstback,
1oa: Allen Fearn, Round and Round. lie.
Fourth race. handicap, slx furlongs-
Jim Basey. Rey. Hirdoo. los: Injury. IT,;
Arasee. lis; Pride OF Lismore. III
Fifth race. selling. fllles and mares.
six furlones-Lady Willie. i0a: Flying
Footsteps, Meddling Hannah. Eruma G..
Chsnticlor. Marie Hyde. Ie7, Marsand,
los, Chilla. Balronia. ll0; CoIdfinn, lis.
Sixth race. selling. one mile anG three
siXteenths-'Sugar Lump, II; Lithosep.
Rake. a6; Ocean Queen. lo5: Frog, Miss
Korn, i0s. Jim Csffersta, 1oI,
Apprentice allowance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17
JOHN Killing.

The new owners OF the Boston Ma,
tional league club will release Fred
Tenney, the present manager, aud ap.
point john King, Bill Sweeney or Mike
Donlin in his stead King. who has
PLAYED great ball since his acquisition
from the Chicago Cubs, is in favor with
the new owners, and is the most likely
selection for the managerial position.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17
Duffy Wants sox Pitchers,
Ey. Associated Press.

~ NsEorIstod Tress.
CHICAGO. Der. Manager Hugh
D,ny OF the Milwaukee American As
sociation team IL anxious 10 ootam the
services Of Pitchers Jess Baker and Joe
uovIik of the Chicago american League
club, according 10 nm announcement last
night hv Manager James Callahan.
Callahan said he was not ready yet 10
make Manager DuHy auv promises re-
sardinE the PLAYERS Tptl he hns moro
..ln.olH- Nnrui iniZnl now ulntnrlNl.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17
De Palma Entcrs swocpstakes.

81 -h.so0IdT"u FI''7'
INr,IANAPoJIS. Ind. Dec. ls.--Ralph
lie Palma OF Now y ork today entered "A
40 9O-horscpowcr foreign made car in tlIe
500 -niic International s%copstskes rare
10 hc held at the motor speedway next
Memorial day The rer. owned by H..
L. Schroeder OF Now York, Is Tho same
one in which DC Palma Won second prize
in Tho Vanderbilt cup race at Savannah
last mouth.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17


Y sll IN raging any good boxing
,pu tnal hc had splendid sport
@pic I" cater TO IN the Canadians.
'<uP ey sportsmcn from such places
.a,,q ana Detroit, which are only
Aoura distance from onturio's
+kSn invited me 10 attend a box
r<.nc! The first week IN December.
' dnt'cs win permit NE hope
sns really too bad that boxing
~ atcgethcr prohibited i'm Chi
l. snould have thought 10 one could
10y sericnS objection TO exhibit
,Sisn " WIS one Of ms fathers
sas r iii9t in addition 10 the ordl-
nShi boxing tournaments
Nv. nGld, and prizes. belts and
A ma,9cd purely for skin, with the
0ot tunerstendins that knoclSouts'
expected or looked for. While.
amlc understand that there arc
.,1N may object 10 prize fighting
~ ee h,mple. cannot conceive thai
.f;,a pc anybody with uuitc such
rr,,,a,n'.sal IDEAS as TO object To box
IN ,ha"hs I'm which skill In tic art
II r,a hWhrd anI severe punish
mol encouraged.
! PERSONALITY can seq no harm
l,r,,. IN The properly conducted
"A ~ Whit" in no way wishing
'as game OF American football.
. s,,a msne icnrneh not only tn like
'.jds, e'y admire, ] must say thai
Ind ~ IN every way quito as
|Ifsin not moro strenuous phys
lf-a u1sn thai produced In box
|1<irr sI. me man who goes Into
uss ,r'riS docs so OF his own free
,,,.
~ eh ne receives what may an
4. en- unsophisticstcd and tiujd
||r ssste punishment. Il Is only IKE
aer On 4 ducks back.
|n s"nes,fr in The Britigh nav
|<. IN Tor boxing considerably.
.. n ~. ~ getting q severe pun
/|1., e'acN eye. on even a knock
|o,,,d NY thought nothing Of and
liza "sys turn up smiling the
..|rr rphy 10 take on any one
<6cr snould always be In favor. o.
.rnlcs va before me. Of immediate
Insss,. any contesl tho moment il
|< haa9 apparent that one Of the
knrs,.ho nc carthly chance of avoid
&x IS,,out. Srautcd this principla
Iruf,t nh much Of what is calico
'|0Ina, cue OF prize fighting would
~ AZ - 49, EilIlf'I " y ill
U liz us mnst plesaant momorie,
o-rs The members of The Chi,
n,rss cinb were gracious enough I,
W ni,s.. nihucr. aud We spcnt on,
|.cL.. evenings That | ever lnv,
Ala nou6l, 10 enio! I am afrai,
~ ma NOV deserve half the kinr
nd n nIoe things that were said I,
.> r'hssa assure nv fellow r,eu,ber,
LIS ><-sag go Pr"ss Stub that ! shal
I. rse,,1isuIs rs1uIs them In the storehous,
M " such thing should han
,er,aurinne shall froWn upou me.
<n,,nirrr <n,,ssrr their kindly words an,
1errr,se anew and eudeayor 10 II,
|nr a. IN" warm hand shake an,
|1< h., "9s proffered 10 me iha
n lhss .he most democratic ins.ifu
|<|t6 world. the Chicago prsxs clut
|1'bsy am proud Indeed now 10 b
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17

big Ngnt IN Inc npH
Ing world as FiJna-
gan is in Toronto.
but he told IN. ilatly
that CanaGh at th:
present moment was
far and away the
best place Cn the
American continent
for boxing lovers.
Flanagan tells iiIc
that he Will make
his homo in To-
ronto. He has cr-
ganized and is car
rying on Il well con-
Quoted boxing club.
lie also told me that
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17
|RDA GOOD PLACE
Dr. CLEVER BOXERS
uis of Queensberry Tells
N Manly Sport IS En-
outraged in Toronto.
OF euEENsBERRY.

n Il was m Toronto recently the
b Bowling club. presided over by
nla1 Mr.. Ryan, kindly invited me
||ttlc Informal gathering Ia meet
p Inc sporting men cf Toronto.
whom was Tom Flanagan, Jack
ms traincr in his last big fight at
D vas surprised TO find such a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17
Local wrestler Challenges Foreigner.

Wallace Alfred. local middewelsht
wrestler. is out with challenge for sam
Bellasco. the Servisn champion. whom he
p side wager Alfred Us cyclone on the
mat. He recently disposed Of I'VE wres..
tiers AT Lewiston. Utah. In le:os of
wrestling time, and. although lighter than
Eellasco. will give the foreigner a hard
ha
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17
American Loses in Australia.

BN Associated Press'
sYDNET. Australia. r'ec 1.-the
American middlewetSht boxer, Cyclone
on roints in a contest of twenty rounds
at the stadium hcrs By uiddleveisht
boxer named Rice
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17

Should President Horace Fogel Of
tine Philadelphia National league per
nit Charley Doom TO retire from the
management of the team f'Big Chief -
Stallings. Who heads the Buffalo team
OF the Eastern tnow the internationally
league, may become his successor.
Stallings managed the New York
Americans several seasops ago, but
,lesen;ions in the ranks caused his re-
tiremeuL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17
lit Lake Favorite Wins Great Bicycle Race
ARKE AND FOGLER FIRST
IN LONG SIX-DAY GRIND
bv Full Lap With Six Other Teams Tied for Second
Kramer and Moran Win Run-OH

ond place winners. Kramer won the DO
siiion for his team in n sprint in which
he and Drobach Lorcnz. Magin. Law
renee and Pyc were nominated to repre-
sent their teams all tied lap behind
the winner9-to decide the six pIaccs after
| the first
The final one-riic sprint was from n
standing start Kramer took the lead
in the third lap, cutting out "A fast pace
until the sixth lap, when Magn pune
tured a tire and the race stopped
Kramer Tor time refused 10 go on.
claiming that the bell was rung for the
final lap and he I'm tho lead Kramer
finally put IN a written protest to the
referee and agreed 10 start.
Lorenz Files Protest.
After a delay of an hour. they were
sent away Lorenz did not start claim
Ing that he rode ten laps TO Kramer's
nine and declaring that lie won second
money. He put IN a protest The five
men finished as follows:
Kramer. Lawrence, Drobach. Magin
and Pye.
The order OF tho standing of the six
teams thus Is:
Fogler and Clarke, Kramer and Mo-
ran. Demara and Lawrence, Halstcad
and Drobach. Cameron and Magin, Pye
and Collins,
More interest was shown by the public
this year than ever before, the atteu
dance breaking all records. Only one
lap was stolen during the wcck-aud that
one lap the one that gave the lead and
ultimate victory TO Fogier and Clarke.
The work of the men for the greater
part OF The final day was tame.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17
BRIGHAM YOUNG TEAM
DEFEATS ALUMNI
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
LOGAN, Dec. l6.-In baskclba game
tonight the B. J. c. defeated the alumni
team by a score of 81 TO 90. The game
was one OF the best play ed In Logan this
year. BY the showing OF the men on the
B. Y. c. team. Coach Jcnson thinks he
will have a good chance for the state
championship. The alumni played good
ball during the first period and kept Ihc
score close but In the second half they
gave out, not being in condition. The
teams lined up as follows
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17

The American athletes who MN
compete IN the Olympic games this
year will be handled by Mike Morph[,
trainer of the University OF Fennsyi-
vauia track team, who cared lor the
team on last year @ Invasion OF lot
eiqn sol. Tho, games viii he held early
in the new year at Stockholm, owcneh,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17
Alumni.
HIGH SCHOOL. LOSES
TO Y. IA. G.. "A. TEAM

The Y. NJ. {. 4, team defeated the high
school team in basketball game by
q score OF So TO Il. Boih teams used
all their substitutes Tho eamo WAS fast
and exciting from tho first whistle. The
lrst half Was the better OF the two. the
score at thc end OF This half being II TO
1@ in favor of tho high school, The men
who made the best showing for the Y, NJ.
G.. A. were korus. Flaudro and Moser.
The stars for high school were Mcintyre,
Wilson and Ward. The teams lined up
,s rnllnM.ss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17
as follows

v NJ C.. A. High School.
GTamond. Branrg RI 800, Ward, Jones
Grunford, Dye ...,,.lt..... Pykc. Ilawley
Moscr ..........c.. c........... McIntyrc
KornS .,.s. ..,..,.. rG, .Cahoon. Wallace
Fisndro 80. ...,.... ts 49,. WARD, Wilson
Rcforee-Gunn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17
T Wins Run-Off,

B Kramer of East Orange. " j..
Itional sprint champion, and James
OF Chelsea, Mass. We're the sec
The evening times., 1911-08-26
IDENTIFIES TWO
Greek Assaulted by IioId-up Men Says
Right Ones Caught.

Fargo, N. D.. Aug 90 The police
and tho victim of tho IioId-mp near
First avenue and First Mrect north,
arc certain that the two mon who
did the work are IN the Muorl,cnd
lookup
Thomas Kannyeine, tho Cheek who
was held up and robbed of $50 and
hia witch, after being struck on the
head and rendered unconsriuus from
. blow with the butt end or n re-
vOlver. stated when he reached DO
lice headquarters that o,ne of tho
men was short negro who had u
dark rag Of Il cap about his i,entI
while the other man was tall and a
white man and he had II dark hand
kerchief over the lower part of his
face
About 2:30 tho police department
OF Fargo received word from Dill
worth to the effect that two men
answering tho description had pass
ed the station thnre Chief Bowers,
Capt. Dnhlgren and other members
OF the local force went to DiIworth
IN an auto, leaving hero Mt a:30
O'Clock They found Special Onccr
Peter Malvey OF the Northern Pacific
road, and he stated that tho two men
had passed the depot in the shadow.
The evening times., 1911-08-26
NEW ACTION IN
MOUSE DRAINAGE
Combined Boards and Con-
struction Company Officers
Cited to Appear

Towner, N. D., Aug. 2G-New devel-
opments in connection with efforts to
bring about the construction of an
extensive drainage system in the low
er basin of the Mouse river valley
have come to head and members
OF the joint drainage boards OF Nc
Henry and Eottineau county as well
as officers of the drainage construc-
tion company to which the contract
has been let, are cited to appear in
the district court and show cause
why they should not abandon further
operations. The county commission
ers OF McHenry county are the petit
tioners In the action
Work on the big construction prob-
lem has already been commenced and
the new litigation has not come I'M
eXpectedly.
The construction company com-
lnenced work after determining to
its own satisfaction that all legal re-
quiremcnts had been fully complied
with and that fact adds considerable
interest to the situation as they stand
TO lose a considerable amount should
Tho construction work be stopped
at this time. The drain covers the
lower part of the big valley and ex-
tends into Canada, and 1t Is for the
reason that part Of the work is to be
done in Canada that the complaint
has been laid, H. being contended that
the residents Of North Dakota cannot
be taxed for work outside OF the
al at
The evening times., 1911-08-26
HELD Up AND
FORCED TO JUMP
Men Stealing Ride on Freight
Train Treated Unceremon-
iously BY Thugs

Tower City, N. d., Aug. 26-Held up
by two masked men, robbed Of their
cash and then compelled to jump
from freight train moving at the
rate Of about thirty-five miles an hour
was the experience met with by Rob-
ert Boyer of Dallas, Tex, and NJ. H.
Mullin Of Joplin, Mo. They were
caught on a fiat car near Oriska by
a pair of masked men heavily armed
and after they had been searched,
were commended to jump.
They had just passed Tower City
and Beyers, hesitating to obey the
command, was struck on the head
and jaw, and both he and Mullin
then decided to jump. Fortunately
they escaped with few bruises and
walked back to this city where they
were given medical attention.
The evening times., 1911-08-26
OFFICERS FISH
FROM GRAVEL LAKE
And Residents Now Wonder
Why They Cant Do the
Same Thing

st. John N. d., Aug 2G--Commis-
sloncr Main of the fish hatchery at
Fish Lake, this county, finds himself
mp against an unusually difficult
problem for solution In the fact that
District Game Warden Stenwck and
r. u. Casey, member Of the state
gn.nry and llsh commission, are sup
posed To have engaged In bit OF
iishIng at Gravel Lake, In which
the commissioner has forbidden FISH,
Ing. II appears that the two officials
were unaware of the fact that they
had gotten into Gravel Lake in their
Wanderinga and they Immediately
started operations with decidedly good
results. But residents of the dis
trlct. long restrained from enjoying
the sport. are now up In arms and
insist that they have II right to use
the waters for fishing purposes and
some of them are doing 80. Gravel
Lake Is connected with Fish Lake
and the connection results in many
Of the states fish going into the for
The evening times., 1911-08-26
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GOT THE SOONERS
Ancta Deputy Warden Makes Several
Arrests.

Minot NJ d., Aug. 2G.-Deputy
Game Warden o. S. Lee Of Ancta
quietly dropped IN on some friends
at Ambrose and before he left sew
eral "sooners" in that vicinity bad
been arrested and fined for violating
the game law. Mr.. Lee had had In
tlna,ions of violations in the Ann
brosn country and while driving near
Colenn. little postoiiicc west of
Ambrose, he secured evidence against
John Iiiland, Joe McGowan and Jas.
McGowan. They We're arrested and
brought before Judge A. A. Almos
who found them guilty and fined
them $40 and $3.50 costs each.
When the case against the Colgan
gentlemen had been completed, Mr..
Lee drove few miles north of Am
brose and returned in the evening
with Chas. Fracc, prominent, real
estate man. He also appeared before
Judge AlmOs ana was fined $40 and
The evening times., 1911-08-26
SOAKED HANDS N
OIL; LIGHTS MATCH
Williston Man Mass of Flames
And HIS May Not Recover
From Injuries

Williston, N. d.. Aug. 2s-Washing
his hands in gasoJene in an effort
to remove grease, and then imme-
diately afterwards scratching a match
for the purpose Of lighting his pipe,
nearly cost Thorgar Samson OF Rud-
ser his life. The gasolene ignited
and as he also had some OF it on his
clothes, 1t was hardly moment be-
fore he was mass of flames. The
upper portion Of his body was burn
ed in horrible manner and it was
not until Walter McAllister secured a
big horse blanket and wrapped it
about the frantic man that the flames
were smothered. His recovery is
considered doubtful.
The evening times., 1911-08-26

4 solid silver trophy cup, madc by
lQorham. and costing $50. will bo
nvan the grower Of the best ten cars
of North Dakota co,n, by tho st. Paul
Association OF Commerce. Tho corn
|pust BE- exhibited at the North Dakota
1kpositfon at bismarck, September 49,
October lb, 1911.
Tho Northwestern Devclopmcnt
League asks tho winner to exhibit tho
prize winning cars Of corn and tho
cup at the Northwestern Land show,
which will be held In tho Twin City
December IL to 2S. 1911. One OF the
fcw large auditoriums Of the world ia
in st. Paul, The st. Paul Auditorium
70 ilrc.proof and 10 most conveniently
arranged for a land show. having over
$4,000 square feet Of floor space and
5000 square feet OF wall space.
North Dakota 10 Flrst State TO Get
Space.
Commissioners Gilbreath, OF North
Dakota, was quick to SEQ tho great
opportunity to advertise North Da.
kotA'H fertile soil. He WAS the first
olncial. representing 4. state. 20 ask
The evening times., 1911-08-26
THEY WANT IRON
Mercer County Delegation Fails to &c,
Pledge From Elliott.

Dickinson, ~ D.. Aug. 2G~-Presi-
dent Howard Glliott'a car stopped In
this city while he talked with mem
bcrs of the commercial club concern
ing the developments OF this country.
Mr, Elliott. on his trip to the coast,
was accompanied from Mandan to this
city by delegation Of Mercer county
business men who are urging the
Northern Pacific to iron the grade
north from Mandan to Stanton, the
county sent of Mercer. President El-
liott could not give tho delegation any
definite assurance that tho linc would
be completed this fall.
The evening times., 1911-08-26
REMOVING ROCKS
LIdgrrwOOd Auto Owners Go t0 Work
On tho Roads.

Lidgerwood. N. D.. Aug. 2G.r~-Lidger-
wood has been inoculated by the road
improvement movement which has
become general over the state among
the automobile owners, and In two
evenings OF work have been success
ful I'm providing n first class road be-
tween lddscrwOOd and Gencseo, q
road which has heretofore been grac-
cd by the presence of large number
of undesirable rocks and stones
The local auto owners are planning
n general rock cleaning campaign and
Will clear all roads OF them in this
section, the local movement being In
limo with the one that has become 30
general over the state.