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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
SAM O[ESEN LIKELY
To Be NEW CAP TAIN
University of Utah Players
Decide Not to Play Game
With Nebraska.

There will bc no more football games
for the university team this fall and
from ibis week until next spring IL will
occupy little thought at the school. The
athletic manager of the University OF
Nebraska has been trying 10 get game
here for either Christmas day or the
Friday before. but Utah decided not TO
play The University OF Nebraska has
the best team In Its history this year
season games. Nebraska Will play the
Washington State college at Pullman.
Wash. on New Years. Some Utah play
crs want 10 catch up with their school
work and others want To leave the city
during the Christmas holidays
Today the football team will have its
official picture taken and a captain for
next year will be elected. IT Is highly
probable that Sam Olcsen. the husky left
tackle, will he elected. Sam is not only
popular among the fellows, but Inc knows
football from To H. He Will be a
senior next year, playing in his fourth
year on the varsity team and he seems
sition, Tho fact that hc chosen
unanimously as a tackle on the All-
Rocky mountain team also enhances
OIesen's chances for election, There arc
other men. however. who arc possible
candidates.
year, and IL is not impossible that he will
be reelected. lie has proved Il success
ful leader and the fellows arc all well
pleased with him. IT is doubtful that he
would acc,spt recollection Besides
these men OFT Romucy. Gardener, baz
Bcnnion and Peterson arc possible
choices. With the exception al Bcnnon.
who will hc in his fourth season ncNt
fall all these men will be- playing their
third year
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06

coaxing The engine To do Its best fired a
load of duck shot into the coyote. The
brute had been frightened when he first
saw the boat pursuing him, but the
singing pain OF the shot made him fran
tic with fear and ne redoublcd his ef-
forts To get away. This resulted in his
slipping down several times and in n
minute or two tnoy were close enough
for the shotsun's contents TO take fatal
effect.
The sporismen hauled the COYOTE into
the Mud Queen and look him TO the club
house When the hunters came in that
evening Captain Cook started To toll the
story. but hc was greeted with boots
OF derision Then Benson took up tIe
thread Of the narrative and be. too. was
the victim Of sarcastic skcpticism. lie
turned to Finch for corroboration and got
it, for Finch had gone out and brought
true.
The other sportsmcn gave IN and The
adventure went on the records OF the
Duckvillc club as tho only instance in the
history of tho world In which n coyote
had been run down and killed from n
motor boat.
When the party returned 10 the city
one or tho other Of them told the story
occasionally but they met with such in
crcdulity that it is now their habit never
To tell ii unless they arc all together and
have with them a kodak photograph of
themselves. the Mud Queen and the COYOTE
Unfortunately. the Kodak pictures have in
sufficient detail to reproduce. but every
one knows that the camera is the
one incorruptible ally of the truth, hence
any skeptlc can he convinced by a sight
OF tho pictures which each OF the three
sportsmcn has carefully preserved.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
AUGMENTED SERVICE
BY WESTERN UNION
Cable and Weekend Letters
Will Be to Advantage
OF Patrons.

Tho Western Union Telegraph cor1pah?
will inauguratc today a new service ny
which tho public generally, and the news
noncrs I'm particular Will be greatly bene-
fitted Bv the giving Of a special chp'e
service which viii be known ms cao'c
letter and also a. special week -end let
fer. tho western Union people have eh-
barked in one OF the greatest Innovations
OF the age.
Tho new services are not offered as
. substitute for the present regular cable
business. but as a special and nm en-
,i,oIy naw nroposition, and places the
Atlantic cable within the r"ach OF ttir
publlc and the newspapers at extremely ,
low rates-in fact. the rates gre So NV
that they can be be- pseo ma '~' ~bicb hereto
fore we're subject To about fifteen Gays
delay Ia ovcrsea malls.
Cable letters may be iOcd now az ''at
omen Western Union telegraph Office "a,
an hour and can be forwarded either 10y
wire or mail to New York or Boston.
which points arc central cable oiIicr5, ~
the option OF the sender. ana rom %',u l,,,I
points they will he cablcd 10 roach Lon :
don or Liverpool, for delivery on lu'
morning Of the second day = ioilu"'n5
arter receipt at New York or Boston,
The wcck-cnd letters may be fIlrd aS
above provided up TO midnight Satur
day for delivery nj London or LIVERPOOL
Tuesday morning. The rates on C5pl,
transmission on cable letters viii be 81, 81
| for twenty words. and for weekend let
| tcrs 81 80 for thirty words. between Ne"
York and London or Liverpool, incluoint
| delivery or hostage. The local telegraph
rate to New York Will be added thereto.
| Gable and weekend letters viii also bf
| handled TO all points in Great Britain anf
| ireland via London and IlEeTpool ~
| Ihc same manner as they will be handled
! To New York or Boston for cable trans
| mission.
| Newspaper matter IN plain EnslIsh 10
nuhlIration i'm papers Of the United State!
| viii be transmitted from London or Liver
| pool by cable for cents per word plu'
| the regular newspaper rate from New
| York or Boston.
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Today's Jaurez Entries.

JUAREZ. Mexico. Dec. b.-Entries Tor
tomorrow: -, ,
loncs-sF1ylnr dor 9o: Ethel WicKs'
First Fashion. Sam Connor. Mamie Nc
Dec. Dogstar, Defy. 100: Skillute' Lake
Tahoe iO3. Don't Say No. los.
Second race selling, i've IurIoneS-,
sNHd Bear. %: Mora Light 81; Erran'
Lady, iO2. John Heck. lo5; Ben oncas,
1l%: oSercnade. Lilly LAYERS, i,I lXte
knight. Unlucky. Sparkettc Dactylis'
Zulu. li4: John II. Shecbsn. ll?.
Third race. selling, five iurlonss-
~Melts, 1915 't;arlene. I09 Jim Nc. Neno
Won ito; Tommy TwiGg. il&; Mike Mo Mo-
Lett Matt O'Connell. Salvage. IA: fIyinG
Feet Tim Judge 1l5. Relisnlckcr Annual
Interest Fancull Han. ll9; Arch Oldham
Fourth race. selling. six fmrlonSs--
sChilia. 81: OXcr Winning Widow 100
Quart ermastcr Nimbus. 1o6: Scbaso, los
lrIfih race selling. five and a half FUR
lones-EHl Anderson. 100: McAlan. 1o2
sleepland. Thistle Rose. Lawn ,6s Mcaun
Evellna Mannaseh. 105: promi. los.
sixth race. selling. seven lurl"nEs-
eSal All, 81: Bob Farley. lo2 I'rnnspsr
ent, I.lly Paxton. l0i; Henry Walbank
Lady Macy. 1O6 Boana. Leopold. koote-
nav 1Ierctic. Butter Ball. STARTER. JOY,
apprentice allowance claimed,
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WE[TERWE|GHT PUG
WHIPS HEAVIER MAN
Mike Gibbons Almost Knocks
Out Walter Cohey in Their
Ten-Round Bout.

NEW YORK, Dec. Mike Gibbons of
ST, Paul, II weltcrwcight, had lhc better
uf Walter Coffcy. the California middle
weight. in every round OF their ten hound
bout at the Falrmount Athletic club to-
night Several times Gibbons appeared 10
have cplIey on the verge of q Knockout
and al each tinc tho bell intcrven"d.
The first round opened IN a peculiar
manner. A the sound Of the bell both
fighters fcinicd and each landed a clean
loft punch to the Jaw. Several lines III
the fourth sixth, eighth. ninth aud
tenth rounds Gibbons hAd Coffry In 4
Ia save himself
The wonder of Tho fight 10 the spccta-
Tors Was moi that Gibbons won. but that
toIfcy managed 10 stay the ton rounds.
lie way dazpd and hcWil1crcl from the
second round to the end.
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Ladies Day at Mexican Track
Brings Out Big Crowd That
Enriches BOOkies.
EVERY FAVORITE LOSES
AT South Carolina Meet, How
ever, Two First Choices
Capture the Purses.

JCAREH. Mexico. Dec. 5.-lho frst
ladies' day of tho meeting drew out n
large crowd at .TuaTrZ today. The public
did moi have n good day ms Toe Ia
voritcs were beaten In all SIX races,
The summary.
First race six furongs-Lucillc Allen.
lOT o. Howard, TO l. won: pscuro'
II6 CKeogh. To !. third Time. ;l6
Lady While. CLYDE Freeman, Strange
d'Or. Joseph NJ. Big Claim. Rosewort'
and Port Arlington also ran.
Second race five and a half furiongs-
Marie HYDE. l15 (Walshl, 10 10 !, won;
Lady Tcudi, los CTrasch). S To !. see.
ond. MeddlinG Hannah. llo 'Grossl,
Golden Ruby. Charles Green. san Benito
Amigo Fiecnt. Black Domino. Judge
Cabaniss and Kuropatkin also ran.
Third race five and nalf furionEs-
Thistle Belle. 10 C<coEh). 10 to l. won
John Griffin il. l15 BuNtonl. 2 To 10
second; MarSand. l05 iMoorc), b To :
third Time, 1901 i-5. Saincst; lncisioh
Lady Srs,lwart Elder orba Smile Wanei
and Evran also ran.
CGroth). 3 To won: Folly Levy; II:
GIcnryj. to ). second: Flying Wolf
100 fGross), IL to |. third. Time, l.15 10
Round the World also ran.
Fifth race. six furlonSs-c!oser: ~.
tSmalD. TO I, won; Anon, 100 81
Howard . to I. second; fmir, lO'
(WaIsh). : TO 2. third. Time. LA, BABY
Doll. Free and Oakland also ran. ,o
Iioffmani. s to .. won Hannis. II.
,Henry). ) TO I, second. Keep Moving
ITO CFrasch) 10 1, third. Time l;42 .
Chess. Minnolettc. Frog, Gclico an'
Judge Walton also ran.
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where The mon could be put down. say
for six weeks II would be an interest
As regards the financial side, the cost
need not be much more than at present
In any case, such is the support given
the game that funds would he readily
forthcoming. There would also be an
opportunity to demonstrate baseball TO
thousands who surely would become en-
thuSiastic
Aside from baseball players. IL might
not be bad Idea for some of the attn
letes In the Olympic games to stop on
the way TO Sweden, say In Scotland.
where the nvigoratIDE air would set
them up and prepare them for the
farther northern atmosphere at stock
holm, I could mention several places
which would readily he put at their
expect that the team will stop on
somewhere and likely to be transshpped
at either Hull or Lelth To take the local
! steamer. AS many people find going to
resorts at great attitudes rather trying,
so may some OF The American team be
affected by the sudden change TO FAR
northern country.
| grca, thing for that country. and | hear
| that the expense Is not feared at all.
! II has been laid down by Mr.. Theodore
Cook that Olympic games properly car
ried out cost country 500. 200 from
first to last. lie also gives note o
warning that 1t must not he forgotten
that this total only includes the actual
games themselves and does not cover
| the innumerablc preparations carried
out at the expense of the various con
! trolling associations.
But Sweden has earned n place in ath-
! letics. In 1908 it had tho third highest
number of entries. topped only by th'
! United Kingdom and France. Sweden
| took eight first prizes against four Won
| by France,
| II must be admitted that really grea
| athletes come out only occasionally, jus
| AS Il great horse does. but at the same
| time the wonderful records set mp il
| America SHOW II wonderful standard al
| dthlcticiSm. This is being jealousy
| watched by the great public schools anc
i III N.f.tS IT,. IL ,,....Ii I'll Lin
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
KNIGHTS COLUMBIA
HOLD AN ELECT|l|
Officers Named for Ens,i
Year; viii Go TO ParE|
Next Sunday.

The knights of Columbus me, u
hall. 132 East First South streef !.
day evening and elected tho fo,t,.
officers for The ensuing year:
William II. Leary (re elected, !
knight: James L. King. deputy !,
knight, John +. Tanning. chsncau,-
4. NellIgan, recording secretary. y
Locke, financial secretary; A. =
treasurer. Philip FInnegan, adyoca,.
r. Kane. warden: T. j. TIche |.
guard; John Il. Sloan. outside c,larx'
j. r. McJInauy. trustee.
Next sunday the Knights win
10 Park City 10 initiate. ~
cinl train VIII be run from Sal, /,
leaving over the Rio Grande al "a
IN. and returning after The work is /,
Ogden knights will Join the pariv
and make the trip with the knIgh,
this city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06

Don't leave Salt Lake until VIC see
If we can fix up match there. was The
message sent by Jim Flynn yesterday,
and it induced Capuni 10 postpone his
proposed return tn Chicago. flvnn prom
iseJ 10 let caponi know next Thursday
whether or not Flynn would meet linn
nepc.
For soruo timc several promoters have
been trying 10 get Flynn To come here.
but lie wanted q guaranty which they
could not afford 10 PAY. II looks now AS
though Flynn and Csponi might be sc"n
in the ring here Within the next fort :
might Caponi feels confident of the
match that hc won't Ia considerable OK
pcnse in postuoning his trip east.
When the first tclegraus were sent to
Flynn he said hc would box caponi OF
anyone else In Salt Lake provided the
guaranty was satisfactory. Tho precise
amount of the guaranty he asked was
not divulged b. tho promoters yestcr-
Gay. hut they said il was more than they
could afford 10 pay. Since then ii ap-
pears some engagements Elynn had on
have been cancelled and the Pueblo fire
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
Wire by Pueblo Fireman
Keeps Tony in Salt Lake
Italian Boxer Intended to Return to Chicago, but
Colorado Pugilist Asks Him to
Wait FOR Match.

man will come to Sail Lake II he thinks
he can make anything.
Capnni IL sim willing tu box odd
Peter" Jackson providing anyone Will
make II worth Ills while. but no one
seems To have any confidence In the
drawing ability OF such n match.
Willard Bean will give no boxing
matches tomorrow night. He Is too busy
preparing the card for December IL that
he has not time. he says, TO put on
anything tomorrow night.
Beau SAYS that Tally Johns aud Kid
Davis Will surely appear In the San
gymnasium Wednesday. December l2,
Tommy Gcthens and Harley Roo Ross VIII
he seen In a preliminary aud Gus Buff
mirc who mad" such whirlWind seven
round light with Harlan PeStons Will box
six rounds with Willie Willie, who put
Buffmirc ont som" Tim" ago. RGfrnllrc
Is anxious 10 0Vsnee his defeat and those
who saw him in his recent bout know
that III ho does not succeed IL VIII not
be on account Of his unwillingncss To mix
It There was not dull moment In the
seven rounds Buffmlrc went with FcN-
ton
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
DIR. HEWETT HEADS
THE ARGENTA LOI

At the annual meeting and elect
officers held last night in Masonic
pie, DIR. Ned W. IIcwctt was chosen
shipful master Other elections va
follows: Senior warden. Frank E.
worth: junior warden. William D.
scr; treasurer. Frank =. Sherwood,
rotary. Moses &. Phillips. trustees,
years, Judge George -. Armstrong
years. Frederick T.. Crascr.
Announcement OF the date for n
staIlation of tho newly elected o
will De made later.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
TWENTY FRESHMEN
PLAY BASKETBALL

Twenty mon answered Coach Bcnnion
call for freshmen candidates for the frst
year basketball team. Lively practice
was held Yesterday. So much good ma
tcrial * trying for the team that 1t VIII
bc difficult 10 name those who VIII rep,
resent the varsity in the high school
schedule this fan After the midycar,
members OF the freshman team Will be
eligible To play the varsity team, and
If some OF the men who expect to play
ON the big team arc not busy tlicy VIII
places. Among those who were out ]usi
night the following showed good form:
Miller, RuGgeri Ralph and RAY Doanc.
Sebastian. Williams. Udy. Abbott, WINS
and Price
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
WANT AUTOMOBILES
ADMITTED TO PARK

Nk.W YORK. Dec. Automobile con :
Tests arc falling of, The report of tho
contest board Of the American Automo-
bile association at their convention today
showed that In the last year the number
Of events had decreased one third.
The assoclntion pledged its support 10
the Bannock County Automobile Hssocia =
tlon of Idaho in its campaign for the ad
mission Of motor vehicles to Yellowstone
park
Practically all OF the officers were re-
elected. The list for 1912 Includes.
President. Robert y. Hooper. pcnnsyl-
yania; vice president, +. l.. Baker. Call
fnImia
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
Raid on Opium Den.
Special 10 Tic Tribune.

Sp''lJl 10 \ ~" ITlDunc,
OGDEN, Dec. g. Special Oificcr Tom
Bugb and Pairolm8n Orcn iladlocls iaidcd
u room OH Grant avenue bet Wecn Twenty
fourth and Twcuty-fifih streets. tonight
Fh" room WAS occupied by William Rich
ards, who says he Is ii waiter and two
women of Electric alley. The women gave
the names uf Mildred Belmont and May
Sterling. The room was thick with smoke
and odora Of opium and several smoking
outfits were found. The three persons
w"rc arrested and the equipment of the
place "onfiscatcJ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
PICK PLACES FOR
OLYMPIC TRY-OUTS

NEW YORK, Dee. J.-The first import
ant meeting of the American Olympic
games committee VIII Nc held here :exi
Thursday NUMEROUS details In conncc-
ton with The Stockholm team will ~"
disposed Of and IL date and a location for
tryouts will be settled upon. IL has been
practically agreed that the tryo,lIs will
take place al the Harvard stadium. Cam
bridge. the university field. Chicago. and
at San francisco, The date viii prob
ably be June G.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06

The quicker n cold is gotten rid Of
the less the danger from pneumonia and
other serious diseases. Mr.. B. w. L.
Hall, of Waverly. Va, says: ~ firm
ly believe Chamberlain IS Cough Rem
edy to be absolutely the best prepara-
tion on the market for colds. l have
recommended it to my friends and they
all agree with me- For sale by all
dealers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
CATALOGUE PRINTING
Done by the Century is distinctive
55-57 Postoffce place.
Accuses Countrynlsu.

Special la The Tribune.
OGDEN Dec. J-Judgc Cbristophcr
Dlchl OF Salt Lake was Ia ogden today
with Frank chinn. Salt Lake Chinanaii.
who filed a complaint against Ma Kcc a
chinansn of this city. charging him with
assault with deadly weapon with intent
Ia comlnt murder thinn says that I<ec
drew gun ON him and that he had done
the same thing in Plum alley IN Salt Lake
som" limo aeo aud that h" had tried 10
get money from him then. kcr claims.
however, HAT Chinu owes him soinc;
money ana Is trying To get him in Jail
SO that lc can avoid paying His. The
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
FILING CITATIONS IN
COMMISSION c,

The plaintiffs citation Of sutbo,,
in the case OF Mayor elect Sam q I,
against CITY Recorder Ben S. Rjvs.
compel The citY recorder TO issue n
newly elected officers the ccrii6c,t>-
election was filed in the suptcma' I,
yesterday afternoon.
When the case was argued befo,a
court Monday morning II WAS deoIds
have the matter submitted on brlof,'
the court took the question under ad,
mcnt. The statement filed ycsierds'
a tabUlnted citation Of the au,ho1
cited by Attorney r.. NJ. Allison. In
the mavor-elect before the supreme
Monday morning.
brief will be submitted today.
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Will Wrestlc in Bingham.

lIassen Yousouf. thc Turkish wrestler
VINO accompanied George Tuohey oul here
from Boston, will wrcst]e Bcllusco at
Bingham December II. providing D:cscnt
plans are carried out George liJnno IL
promoting the match. Recently Hrl1sro
announced that he had obtained $3.50 for
side bet and that he would wresilc
JIassan Is soon as Hassan could get that
sum Ia bet on himself. Articles OF agree
nsut were signed yesterday.
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mana gers III = "
easily let the men
have a trip across
the water. for say
two months.
The voyage would
do the men good .
and II place could
easily be selected
where they could do
all the work neces =
sary. If q suitable
place by the sea
could not he found
i'm England, then,
surely on the shores
OF the Moditerra :
mean there are a
multiDllcitV OF pla ces
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Wolgast Doing Fine.

Los ANGELES. cal, Dec. j.-Anothc,
favorable bulletin WAS given out on tho
condition of Lghi hiwcighL Champion AL
WoSast tonight: "He is doing fine ant
viii he out In due time. There are n'
signs of any setback in his condition,
said lbc bulletin
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
Brown to Box Holland,

OAKLAND, Dee. j.-GcOrgc Brown nf
Chicago has been matched 10 hoX Fritz
Holland nf san Francisco In Il -rouud
bout IA this city December 20. Tho win =
ucr will bc matched with Frank Klaus.
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u. 2. Begins Suit.

r" recover Soo5,iI. alleged to bc owing
Tor material and services used in connou-
lion with the construction of "a spur track
To the property OF The defendant com
pany IN summit county. the Union Ia
Gllc Railroad company began suit in lIIc
Third district court yesterday afternoon
against the Kees Grass Coal company
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
WANTS BALL TEAMS
TO VISIT SCOTLAND
Marquis of Queensberry Also
Suggests Trip for Olym-
plan Athletes.
SWEDEN Is PREPARED
All the Cash Necessary for En-
tertaining Visiting Compel
itorS Subscribed.
BY MARQUIS OF ouEENsBERRY.

Has II ever struck rhos" VINO are re-
sponsiblc for the training OF players iof
games. chiefly baseball. that spell "l
work in the winter farther aneld might
he of considerable benefit TO their men
] believe ii IS the custom 10 start prac-
;Ice in the south. With plenty OF funds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
Tournament Committee,

The executive committee of the nrSani-
zaUon that Is trying 10 promote am anna
tcur wrestling and boxing contest next
January has called u meeting OF its mem
bcls In the y NJ. G, A. this morning at
II 'rlnrk.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
Salt Lakers in New York

Special 10 The Tribune.
NEW YORK, Dec 5.-Plaza. O. w
Whitley, Mrs. G.. w. Whitley, Miss 4
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06

Those suffering from weak
nesses that sRD the pleasure2
of life should take Juven Pills.
They have more rcjuvenating,
vitaiiZiug force than has ever
before been offered. Sent post.
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Excursions to Colorado
VIA %. s. r. 81 r r nac ain

Via D. u r. q. r. R., Dec. $40.
$3.50 for the round trip from Salt
Lake and main line points 10 Denver,
Colorado Springs and Pueblo, account
American Live Stock meeting. Tickets
good returning within fifteen days.
Stopovcrs, Diverse routes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06

Kodak Pictures Finished.
Mail your films TO us. Salt Lake
Photo Supply Co. 1J9 Main street
Exclusive photo dealers.
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paid IN plain package only on receipt OF u ana
above coupon by c. ]. Hood Co., proprietors
Hoods Sarsaparilla, Lowell, Mass.
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Roller skating tonight, Salt Palace,
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