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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-02
OGDEN GAME THIS WEEK:
Coach 6ennion Wants His Team to Play
One Contest Before TacklIns Colorado.

been played in ogden last Saturday be-
tween the University OF Utah and the
Ogden high school will take place on
Coach Bennon believes that IL he can
get The Junction City boys down here IT
will mean more TO his men than II they
had played saturday. 1t VIII glye the
boys more time TO train and will thereby
lessen the proba oiity Of any OF them be-
Ing injured sufficiently TO seep them out
of the game with the Colorado Agrlcul-
tIral college next Saturday,
Although the Ogden game would have
probably been won by the university with
comparative ease, nevertheless the u
men are but slightly heavier than the og-
den men and there would have been
greater danger of injury than there VIII
he after few more days OF condition.
ing.
irving out this fall have been put on
the training table and they are now
getting so that an evenings work run :
ming and kicking the ball docs nol attect
their lungs as II old re" WeeNs az
Bcnnion has a very strict set OF train
ing rules and any man who Us found flo~
lat ting them will be asked to turn In his
SUIT. IT,
splendid shape now and will soon be
ready 10 begin the seasons s series win
The high schools OF the state. The
schedule WAS arranged last spr'ns n ano
Granite, Ogden and Salt Lake hign
schools However. several Of the. south :
orn high schools have written Manager
Cameron asking him for ted dstesi IN n,s
promotion OF the game IN an me n n,gn
schools aud is In favor OF playing some
OF the outside high schools.
Utah AGgies VIII have their coaCn ana nn
eics Of ihe Fort Collins aggregation
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Special Cable to The Tribune.


CRlNGFORD. England, Oct. Loud
suitaws during which the golden smile
was much In evidence came from Jack
johnson when he was asked If the recent
report That he was broke" had any fouu-
datlon in fact.
Wouldn't some Of en- like To see me
in the bread line I'm New York;" asked
Jack with relish. We'll when | get in
The bread line ] will be there In man
yaller auto which YOU see I have not
pawno1 vel"
IIc pointed to his big car standing out
side and continued:
II have at present 100000 cash four
automobiles and nah wife has jewelry
could soak for So, 900 That's pretty
poor for me, though, and All am looking
about for an honest JOB, New York vaude-
vile probably. Now thai the Wells bout
is OFF ! feel as II nah pocket had been
picked Of about $50 900. Did you ever
lose more than $4,000 all 10 wunst''
The interviewer said he never had but
would Ike To.
That's Just what happened to me. II
was Knockout blow and IL came from
no one else than the reverend bishops or
England Those chaps are going to
cause a revolution the first thing they
know. Now. An am a peaccable man but
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-02
DUCK HUNTERS GET
ALL THE LAW ALLOWS
Reports From Various Sun
Clubs Show That Birds Are :
Plentiful and Healthy.
GEESE FLY TOO HIGH
Proverhially Foolish Birds
Wise Enough to Keep Out
of Shotgun Range.
GEESE FLY TOO HIGH

Just az dawn yesterday morning hun
drcds OF duck hunters fired the first
volley which warned the birds that thetr
season of safety had expired and that
they must depend on their wings TO save
themselves. Reports from the gun clubs
show that even less sEillful snots got
the legal maximum, OF twenty-five birds
and the good marksn1en were back Al the
club houses by o'clock With their full
quota or fowls.
The rainy days which had preceded
marred auto travelling. nut in all other
respects Il was delightful day for the
hunters. All nut the suggards were out
on the marshes long before " was hght,
II is Illegal 10 shoot ducks before " -
light enough 10 see them fall. but some
men have much better eyeslght than
others,
II l.. Finch. president OF the puckvills
Gun club. received a message from the
Bear river preserves that the DUCKS were
more Plentiful than "rer before and thaL
they were :af and healthy. Big flocks Of
geese were seen In that vicinity. too but
they were flying too high for shotgun
range.
MI. Finch, with Richard F. Rogers and
a number of other friends, went To the
Central Gun club preserves the night be-
fore and they all had their full allow
arce OF birds after few hours shoot-
/. 2. Duncan, who was shooting ON
the Black slough. found plenty OF ducks.
all In good condition.
Six hours after the duck season
opened the various restaurants abour
town had them on their menus,
The Ncw Moon club members enjoyed
a successful day and most OF them got
all the ducks the law allows. The State
Gun club, the Rudy and various others
report that their members had no ditti-
Guilty in getting all the shooting they
wanted.
The sickness which afflicted the birds
last year seems to have disappeared al
most entirely. Their plumage is silky
and the feathers are firm. indicating the
best OF health.
During the week a large number OF
hunters Will 90 TO the Bear river pre-
serves for geese as we'll as ducks.
S,,-
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ACC|ES OF COLORADO
RESPECT UTAH FOES
Coach Hughes Says He Would
Like TO Meet Easier
Elevens First.
PLAY HERE SATURDAY
Centennial State Warriors
Will Also Be Pitted Against
Utah Aggies Monday.
PLAY HERE SATURDAY
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
FORT COLLINS, Colo, Oct Coach
Hughes, whose Aggies overwhelmed the
Eaton high school eleven on the gridiron
last Saturday, Is diligently preparing his
men for the game In Salt Lake next Sat
urday. Hughes has expressed regrets
that his men should have 10 play their
first collegiate game against so strong
an eleven as the University of Utah, but
he expects TO find that the Utah team
Ike his own, has not perfected forma ton
and finer points OF the game yet,
October the Colorado Asgies play the
Utah Agges al Logan. but the Utah AZ
cics Will have the advantage OF having
seen the Coioradoans In action before
they have TO oppose them.
Discussing the prospects OF the Colo
rado Aggics this season. Coach Hughes
said,
II am we'll pleased with the material
We have this year. but it is bit unfor-
should be against as strong team as
the University OF Utah although ! sup
pose they are handicapped as We arc by
a lack of practice, We have A very busy
schedule this year and Will require a
number Of substitutes.
az have not decided yet just how many
men I shall take on the Utah trip, but
there VIII no, be less than eight subst-
tutes beside the regular eleven. We may
be defeated. but I am prtIy sure that we
shall make our opponents work TO do u
and IL Will not be by "A very ldrce score.
The probabilities are that Hughes will
take the following payers. BliEtynes Blalr
Cantner. Connor, Taylor. Button, vii
liams, Captain Bohmyier, Divilbliss. Null
lens. Jones, Allen, Paxton, Richardson,
Johnson
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ants Have Pennant Almost as Good as Won
NAH POCKET PICKED OF
100000" SAYS JOHNSON
Champion Pugist Denies He Is Broke, but Admits
He Is Pretty Poor for Him.

some day they will run against a fellow
tnat Is warlike and sumpin will happen.
still, ypu can't blame 'em so much for
All am told that most OF them are booz-
ers All have 10 keep sober for All would
be butting in just Ike they have done.
"Ah wish some Of them would come
out here to Eppn> forest and run about
ten miles with me. They would learn
then that sobriety is a necessity to any
athletc.
'Ah am going back 10 Paris tomorrow
All think Paris is about the warIcst town
on earth. II certainly lays II all over
London What interests and pleases me
chiefly there Is the stylish dress, per-
sonai beauty and gay spirits OF the peo-
pie
Johnson % living with his wife and
retinue OF trainers al the Royal Fort
hotel, tall. red tipbered. white concrete
hosiery on the edge Of the big forest OF
low. thick trunks. heavy foliaged oaks.
lie runs twelve miles A day smooth
roads under the trees. Some OF the In
habitants OF the sleepy village gather he
fore the hotel but stand respectfully afav
off, watching the comings and golngs OF
the big shouldered colored giant. who.
when not in training costume wears a
neatly pressed blue serge suit, low cut
patent leather shoes and sof, green hat.
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LITTLE CHANGE IN
THE STOCK MARKET
Arrest in the Fall of Prices
and Resultant Recovery Due
to Technical Causes.

NEW YORK, Oct I.-Notwithstandine
the spasmodc fluctuations OF prices IN
The securities market last week, the-e
was little change in conditions imme-
diately affecting market values. The
enormous speculation in United states
Steel and the rapid decline In quotations
resulted in virtual decentralization Of the
stock market,
The arrest OF the fall in prices and the
recovery which followed are due 10 tech
nical causes,
The urgent borrowing demand for i'm
portant stocks showed that the uncov-
cred interest was reaching unweidy pro-
portions. and demand for stocks TO
cover shorts resulted FeNerish huctua :
tions accompanied this movement, and
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NOTICE.

Notice Us hereby given by the city coun :.
ell OF Salt Lake City OF the Intention OF
such council 10 make the following de-
scribed improvement, 10 wit:
Constructing n cement Sidewalk eiShf
(s) feet wide and four (iD inches thick
on both sides OF Third South street be-
tween First West and Third West streets
(where condemned by the city enGincer) /;
and constructing a cement sidewalk six
't6) feet wide and four t4l Inches thick on
the east side or Rio Gronde street from
point 295 20 feet north of Third South
street to Fourth South street. In side
walk districts Nos, and 90, apd defray
The abutters' portion Of ,.he cost and eX"
sand three hundred nineteen and S0-loo
(S3Si9 SOl dollars: two thousand four hun
dred sixty AMI 100 (S2t600O dollars. or
linear foot Of sbutting properly for side
walk eight (s) feet wide. there being
21ss.4o feet sbutting said portion of said
oo sHs 1ssso sgs e, ddnrs hnndTea S
(so9o) dollar per frent or linear foot Of
ahutting property for sidewalk six 90 feet
wide. there being 956.2 25 feet abuttIng said
portion Of said Improvement by. local
assessment upon the lots or pieces OF
ground within the following described dis
trict. being the districts TO be affected
and benefited by said Improvement,
EIGHr-Foor WALK
The north side OF lot 8, the west 1888
feet OF the north side of lot 6. the east
1915 feet of the north side of lot {, the
north side OF lot 3, block is: the west
west ca feet CT the east "A feet OF the
north side OF lot >. the west 5i.5 feet OF
the north side of lot 6. the west $40 feet
OF the east 25S5 feet or the north side
OF lot 6. the west 1857 feet Of the east los
feer OF the north sido of lot s; the east
iI2.c3 feet OF the north slde OF lot s,
555 feet of the south side of lot ., the
west is feet OF the east 14.2o feet Of the
south eide OF lot .. the west d5,7f feet OF
the east 1l9 80 feet OF the south side of lot
9 the south side Of lot 4, block so: The
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II was apparent that doubt and unset
Element sttll prevailed
Neither the attorney generals state
ment regarding the intentions ot the de-
partment OF Justice in connection with
the enforcement OF the antitrust law
nor the denial OF the United states
Steel corporation that II would dissolve
voluntarily proved effective in restoring
calm.
Neither statement essentially changed
the situation, for the question whether
the government Was TO 6le suit for
dissolution against the Steel corporation
remained unanswered.
President Tafts speech at Waterloo,
Iowa. also left matters they were,
for Wall street considered this utterance
as essentially a reiteration OF well-known
views OF the administration. The
strengthening effect on financial markets
Of the reports Of an agreement in the
Moroccan controversy was neutrali8ed
later by the news that there were differ
ences sill to be adjusted,
Declaration OF war between Italy and
Turkey gave fresh cause for apprehen-
sion although its effect upon American
markets was comparatively slight. In
fact. stocks developed strength on Sat
urday although announcement OF the De-
ginning OF war tho previous afternoon
was followed by a depression.
Money markets abroad responded to
rho new strain. and New York foreign
exchange rates carried the reflection of
this pressure on the local money markets
Both Paris and Berlin borrowed further
sums here and late In the week $780,
900 gold was taken here for Paris.
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east 1p2e4 feet OF the south side OF lot l.
ihe east $50! feet of the west 1866 feet
OF the south side OF lot |. the west 1915
feet Of the soutl, side OF lot l, the west
log s5 feet Of tho east III. So feet OF the
south side OF lot 2. the east 1d7,2 feet Of
the west 20l. as feet OF the south side OF lot
the west 1916 feet of the south side OF
lot 2. block 81, plat A, Salt Lake City
SIX-FooT WALK.
The vest side OF lots I. 6. and 8. block
AZ; the south 295.2B feet OF the west side
of lot 9. block &c. plat A. Salt Lake City
The total cost OF said Improvement Is
estimated at three thousand four hundred
forty-one and i2-100 (SS441.i2) dollars. OF
which sum the city's portion 10 one hun
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dred twenty-one and 6e-io0 (s12i.62) dol
lars. leaving tisee thousand three hun
drcd nineteen and $4,000 (s53la.so) doll
lars to be raised by local assessment
An protests and objections to the car
rying out OF such intention must be pre-
scnted In writing, stating therein lot and
block. or description OF property TO the
Of october, 1911. being the time set BY
said council when X will hear and con-
slider such protests and objections as may
be made thereto.
BY order of the city council OF Salt Lake
City, Utah,
Dated Angus, II, 1911.
B. S. RIvES
City Recorder.
sidewalk extension No, l5s . m248s
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RUNNING ENTRIES
AT SPOKANE TO-DAY

SPOKANE, Wash. Oct, 1.-Entries at
Spokane fair for Monday.
First race, five furloncs-Useen, llS;
Metropolitan 107: Sarlene. l0lt Irish
Gentleman. 10l, Del Casey. Kootcnay,
gS
Second race. seven furlongs. selling
Daddy Clip, us; Folga Imprint, ONer,
1lt; Acumeu. Ada Meade, ll2: Chllla,
Oswald b., III Blondy. Gen March
ment. Bellsnickcr, 1903
Third race. one and sixteenth miles,
selliug-Footloose. Don Enrique, III;
Luke Gates, l0S, MatAdor, Sir Angus,
Mossback. Aftermath, Ncttie Traver, TIT
lis, Deneen, l05. Trlste, 100. Miss Green
wood 80
Fourth race. six turlongs, selling-John
H. Sheehan. III, Meddling Hannah.
Laura Clay. Wsner. io7; Plckannnv. 1o6.
BIT OF Fortune. ln6; Lofty Reywood,
Lord Clinton. Chief Desmond. Purse Rose,
los, Mazie Girl. Canapa, l02.
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MONDAYS ENTRIES
AT STATE FAIR

Following are the entries for today s
races at the Utah state far. n,o
Firsi race, 9:1g pace or trot. purse SloVu
9 n O. Stroncj, DanZ (Charles Iei"
mcry; pr. reed (Watlsins & Clark; Un,-
dine cunningham g. Gale), klamat an IN
Grcv 20. NJ. Runyon): Gipsy Wood w
gonI: GOV. Wilson or, II. Rassdalel
Schola (Robinscn Bros.); Anna b. &C.
l. BennetD.
second race. 2:2j pace or trot, purse
The Preacher (R C.. Swalbere); Ted s.
GE. strong); FOXY Togo tSpeirs Bros)
Billy D. IT. n. Ragsdalel, Gov, Wilson
1nnes(. Venus George Beach,. ]. Z.
TJamcs RaInard): NOVEL; Parnen Or l..
Wjlliams): Primus (J. W. lEnighD Baby
Thorn (W. ~ WakeD; Merry Direct
(R Woodbousel
McC,lurc line Knmt sford hotel.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Ofhce OF the Board Of Public Works. Salt
Lake City. September 30. 1911.
Sealed proposals Will be received nj this
office until o'clock p. IN. October 90.
1911. for constructing cement sidewalks
in sidewalk extension No. 1873, located be-
tween \ and streets and Third and
Eleventh avenues. according TO plans on
file in the city engineers office.
Instructions 10 bidders. together With
plans, pronles. specifications and forms
for conirac, and bond. may be obtained
upon application at the office OF the
board OF public works Of the city eDEl-
neer for which a deposit OF nve (s5) dol
lars Is required.
all bids.
By order Of the board OF public works.
H. q. MCMILLAN. Chairman.
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CHICAGO SHUT OUT
BY NEW YORK TEAM
If Cubs Win All and Giants
Lose Ten Out of Twelve
They Will Tie.

Bad weather prevented more than two
Of the National league clubs from play
ing game Sunday, but these two hS>-
nened TO be the leaders in the pennant
race.
New York by n shutout score. making the
series an even break. II increased New
YOrk's lead over Chicago TO IS points.
New York's advantage now being so great
that should Chicago win all her remaining
seven games New York will have TO win
but three OF her remaining twelve to
capture tho flag.
Should Chicago win all and New York
but two, n tic for the pcnnant would re-
suIf Tho STANDING.
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BLOW ON THE JAW
MAY KILL PUOlLlSI

Special 10 The Tribune.
PUEBLO. Oct, kid Godfrey. the
heavyweight prize fighter OF Pueblo. and
a friend OF Jim Flynn. Is reported diving
al Swiuk. Colo. from rupturcd brain
artery caused by a blow on the law de-
livered by Charles Lucha OF Aguiar,
The men were 10 have fought fifteen
rounds but In the eleventh Godfrey low
cred his guard for an instant and Lucha
nut across A blow TO The jaw which
caused Godfrey To fall heavily to the
floor He has not recovered conscious
ness, Promoters OF the fight arc serious
ly alarmed lest they be prosecuted If
C,od frey dies
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NOTICE OF sTockHoLOERS' MEET
ING.
OREGON Short LInc Railroad Company.

Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
The annual meeting OF the stockhoid-
ers OF the Oregon Snort Line Railroad
Co Will he held ut the office OF tho COM
pany in salt Lake ,Gty' Glty' utah. on We'd
for the election Of fifteen directors OF
the company. apd for The transaction OF
such other business as may legally como
before the meeting.
The books FOR the transfer OF stock will
be closed for the purposes of the meet
ing at the close OF business on Wedpes-
day. September 2I. 1911. and Will be re.
opened on Friday October Is. 1911.
ALEX. MlLI-AR. Secretary
Dated September 10 iai1. mo37G
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GRIZZLIES LIKELY
TO LOSE CATCHER

Special TO The Tribune.
DENVER, Oct. 1.-The Grigelcs are
having trouble concerning Catcher Vance
Who was drafted by Denver from the
Great Falls cub OF the Union association.
President McCiill or the Grizzlies was no.
tilted yesterday that Vance had been sold
TO the Mobile, Ala. club. before he was
drafted by Denver McGill Immediately
ordered Vance Out Of uniform and VIII
not let him play again untl the matter
Is settled. McGill. however, believes he
has a eord claim ON Vance and VIII ap-
peal 10 the national commission 10 sus-
tain him.
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Western League

AT Topeka-Topeka .. Sioux City j.
Second game-Topeka 3 Sioux City /
Called end fifth. darbness.l
oil inninRs) Second game-Forfeited to
st Joseph. 10 o, on Lincoln's refusal
TO play.
Al Pueblo-Pueblo 5. Omaha ?. Second
gamc-Pueblo ;. Omaha I.
At Denver-Denver 6. Des Moines 3.
us innings.) Second game-Denyer },
Des Molnes 9. (Called end fifth. dark
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Office Of the Board OF Public Works.
Salt axe CIV Snni 16 1911


Salt Lake City. Sept. 16 1911
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until o'clock y. m Friday. Octo-
Der 6. 1911, for constructing ce-
ment sidewalks in sidewalk ex-
tension No. 1i6. located between
State and Fourteenth East streets. and
Ninth South street and the city limits:
according TO plans on ile in the city en-
gneer's office.
Instructions 10 bidders together with
plans. profiles. specifications and forms
for contract and bond. may be obtained
upon application al the office OF the
board OF public works OF the city euei-
neer. for which a deposit of five (S5.00)
dollars IS required
The right Is reserved to reject any and
all bids
BY order OF the Board OF Public Works
r. G. MCMILLAN. Chairman
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Chicago Is Shut Out.

CHICAGO, Oct 1.-ChicaGo's pennant
hopes were shattered again by New
York. when the visitors shut out the
locals. TO q. About the best Chicago
can expect now is TO tie the easterners
for the pennant. as Now York is seven
and q half games In the lead. and Chi
cago has only seven remaining games on
the schedule. while New York has twelve
games 10 play,
Today's game was a pitchers battle
between Marauard who was easy for
the locals in one cf the previous games,
and Richie, who won the opcWng game
with case. But Marquard showed his
old form and was almost invincible. He
allowed the locals six scattered hits,
while Richie, who held the fasteners TO
three hits up to the eighth, weakened
and was hit hard.
Seven hits In these two innings
netted five runs for New York.
Chicago got a man as far as third in
the second inning, and again in the
seventh inning In which all bases were
filled. Once again they got a man as
far as third in The ninth.
Score Ri. Il
,nlCdso ,'.'''''s''' :" .
Batteries-Richie and Archer. Mar
guard and Myers, Umpires-3rcnnan
and O'Day,
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American Association

Al Kansas city-Kansas City. -.
MINNEAPOLIS, 10-S. Second game called
after firth: darkness.
Al Toledo-Tolcdo-C Columbus game
postponed, rain.
At Observation-Disclosures, 4; St
Paul g.
AT ianapolis-Indianapo 5-l;
Louisville, AZ,
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McClurg line, knutsford hotel
The MuH.

Senator Borah was talking about dis
gruntlcd political opponent.
His attitude. said the eloquent sena
tor. reminds me Of a young lady at the
seashore.
Discussing this young lady and q Chi
cago millionaire, girl remarked:
She says he's not very good catch
after all.
Another girl, tossing her head. then
made the comment
She says that does she" Then he
must have dropped her,
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DETROIT TIGERS
MAY LOSE HUCHE4

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1,-HugheY yen-
nings manager Of the Detroit American
league team nsr become manager and
a sfockholder in the Washington Amerl-
can Inag1ie club. Jennings has conferred
NTH Fresiden, Noyss of the Washington
rlub, who Informed him that he would
be welcome as manager ana stnckhGlnHi
n IL could be arranged with the Detroit
CeDleut
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American Throws Mexican.

JrrAREz. Mexico. Oct. I.--.C. /. Mosher
~ Seattle threw Timotco Carpio. The
Heavyweight wrestler of Mexico. In two
straight falls in the JuaTe2 bull ring to-
nIert in n Graeco- Roman 5ees,IinG
match for II purse cf $1,000. The Amer
lean won tho first fan In TWO minutes
and ten seconds and The second In liity
seconds.
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Attell We. Daily Tonight,

NEW ORLEANS. oct Monte At
toll former bantamweight champion
completed two weeks of hard training al
Bav 81, Louis. Miss. for mis- tcn-round
fight tomorrow night with Johnny DAILY at
The New Orleans club. There was equal
confidence tonigh, In the two camps rs
10 the outcome. Attcll has shade the
better OF the betting.
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After exposure, and when you feel
cold coming OH, take Folcy's Honey and
Tar Compound. II checks and relieves.
Use no substitute The genuine in a
yellow package always. Schramm,Jo
son Drugs. five stores.