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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-08

We have added several new an
nouncemeDts Of candidates to our
co'omn this week The attention
y our readers is especially called
70 these-aIl true aud tried Demo
c'sts, worthy and well qualified to
sO'a the positions tOwhich they
aspire.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-08

The shrimp vendors of the City
Central Market were given q few
new wrinkles in experience recent
~. prompting the appreciation by
them that the catching and vend
ing of shrimp out Of sea.on leads
to the entangling of the fisherman
In the meshes of the law.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-08

Miss Annie /Cooksley and Mr..
Ed. Boyle, Jr, both formerly OF
this city, were married at Lake
Charles on last Saturday. The
next day they left fol- Houston,
their future home.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-08
A MAN WITHOUT A SAVIN

Account starts the day by kick
ing. Opportunity off the doorstep
rushing doWnJCare# Street with his
arm encirclint the waist Of Misfor-
tune; works hll day with Indfifer-
ence; spendJ the evening in Indo-
ience; sleepp through the night of
Forgetfulness; and wakes to a
gain 60 Though the same perfor-
nance. He never makes the ac-
'ualntance of Ambition. Prog
ress to him is lost art. And OPP
portunities are but varieties Of
Dead Sea Fruit.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-08
IBERIA BUILDING ASSN,

Chief Justice Jos. A. Breaux
vas visitor to this city thin week
Tor . few days. The Judge is il
excellent health and tine spirits,
aud had the pleasure of meeting
many of his friends,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-08
FOE SALE:

Three Ford 9rs, Model T;
One Runa6St;
All in god rAnIing order.
Brq60(ari Vehicle & Implt. Co.,
lm-6 Bf0ussard LA.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-08

iberia parish, just now, is sorr'y
afflicted VII b mosquitoes and pol
iiics. The sh0wery weather some
what dampens the one, while q
aggravates the other.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-08

Mr.. Henry Greig, Of Isle Liable,
was visiting friends III this city or
last Sunday.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-08

The rains of this week have al.
most persuaded US to forget that
there was ever a drought in this
section.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-08

Messrs1: U. jacob and A. $.
Landry, went to Lake Charles last
sunday, and visited friends and
relatives.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-08
. FOR SALE

lO5 Arpent Farm. 81 arpents in
cane, balance in Gang and pasture
Crop we'll advanced. Seven room resi-
dence; tenemsnt Buse and barn
three good mu Is, lyon ard farm i'm
plements; peri let drainage. 2 miles
IRON town, on !. drainage canal.
Apply to ROBT A. JACOB
mayN.2mOs
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-08

EVANGELINE, by Miss Mary B.
Weeks, on sale Millard's News De-
pot.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-08

A MAN who can PAYMENT
Is able to OWN A HOME.
IBERIA BUILDING ASSN.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-08
PERSONALS.

} to THIS eltyon Monday Of this week
MIR G 4 Con,Illou, lie snryneu,
dn iae,1 was IA the CEy Thursday
Mas Iucie bafras has raturne,
itnm a visit - friends in Gneydan
hiss Mary Mar~rh, is the guest
Of Miss Mabel Blame.
Mr.. Clark Rov, OF Park. Ia. is il
This city ioGaF, visiting relative,
and lrienels
Miss E'mire Kienvenu, Of st
MatlnyIl", is he guest of Mr.. anG
Mrs. Alphonse Hitter.
MISS May Detonen came from
Lafayette On Tuesday to spend the
day with her family.
Mr.. Leopold Levy, of New Or
leans, was a visitor TO old friends
here on Wednesday.
Rev. 4 II Diggs left last Sat
urday for Biloxi. where he will en-
Joy a vacation III needed rest.
Mrs. G. c. Kramer is visiting at
the home of Mr.. w. II Kramer,
her son, at Franklin.
Sir. Thco. Leblanc, of Delcambre,
Ii, vas visiting friends and rcIa-
tiNes here to-day.
On Sunday afternoon DIR. Milton
lilly, Of ,leanerctte, was visitor
to this city.
Miss Nellie Chambers, of Kentwood
la. is the guest of her sister, Mrs. II
Gallois.
Miss Florence Bondreanx of
| Franklin, is visiting friends in
this city.
Miss May CfeSat and ner brother,
Mr.. Charles, of New Orleans, are
the guests of MIR. and Mrs. e. o.
Cresat in Segura, La.
Mrs. Lee Carter and her two
children are visiting in the Ores
cent City, the guests of Mrs Rex
| Domengeaux.
Mrs. j. l.. Chambers, who was
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gal
lois, has returned to her home in
Ncntwood, La.
Nh w. a. White is this year
with Rose Hill sugar refinery as
chief Of the engineer department.
On "Wednesday of this week the
factory started drying out thirds.
Miss Lee Cresap, of New Or
leans, who spent two months in
SegIra the guest of her sister,
Mrs. +. q. Cresap, left last Sun
day for her home.
Miss Evelina Rodrigue left here
on "Wednesday morning for Jean
the wedding Of Miss Bernard of
that town to Mr.. Ambrose NiatOr
Mrs. Lawrence Ledet and chill
drcn, after and enjoyable visit to
Cypremort, where Mr.. Ledet ~
employed, returned to their home
on West ST. Peters St last week. |
Miss Lydia Bronssard, of New
Iberia, came up Sunday for the
Company &. dance that night.
She was th1sues1 Of MIR. and Mrs.
Louis Observation-Disclosures Adver
tlSer.
Mr.. J. Il Kllbnck, of Spring
field, Mo, spent a part OF last Sat
urday and Sunday, at the home OF
his father in law, Judge Robert
Brown, in this city. tie had been
at Memphis for some time on bus
mess. From here he returned to
his home.
Mrs. Sarah Barnard and Miss
Katie Craig left on "Wednesday
for summers vacation in the
mountains of North Carolina.
Miss Craig expects to return at
t he end of month, while Mrs.
Barnard Will remain there some
t wo months longer.
Mrs. Adolphe Segura, Misses
Blanche and Louise Perret and
Levie Segnra have returned from
4 visit to Mrs. Segura, Of the Sa.
,ra3 Hart Convent at Convent |
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-08

Mrs. Adolphe Segura, Misses
Blanche and Louise Perret and
Levie Segnra have returned from
visit to Mrs. Segura, Of the Sd.
cred Heart Convent, at Convent,
ga , who, before taking the veil,
was Miss Blanche Segura of this
Parish.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-08

Or doses 1900 will cure any
vase OF Chills and Fever. Price, Csc.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-08

Mr.. and Mrs. =. A. Dapny were
called to Lake Arthur on last Mon
day by the sudden aud critical ILL.,
ness of their daughter, Mrs. Fred
Young.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-08
AiDNEY DISEASES ARE
DURABLE

, r.asr efstain Ambitions. The
!ore the disease ha progressed m
r AZ. Mr.. Perry Pitman' Dale
ion. s.ys; Il wa down insbed for
DE- t. nontns witt kidney and blad-
hct,,al oun'e and gail stones. ore
er.sss o. Foiey's kidney Remedy
Il me well and sound.' ASK for
oF sale at Taylor's Drug Store.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-08

20 CENTS INFESTED WEEKLY
Soon beqkmes comfortable
amount. - u
IRERfA BUILDING ASSN.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-08

n e and Mrs J. B9Wiuters )ef,
~. !" ~ edsesday Of this week, owe,
- ~ Sos Iberia 4 Northern Rail
daughter. @ - s'S'' 'ne''
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-08

Mrs. Sarah Barnard and Miss
Katie Craig left on Wednesday
for summers vacation in the
mountains of North Carolina
Miss Craig expects to return at
he end of a month, while Mrs.
Barnard Will remain there some
two months longer.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-08

4 louis Pfister was a visitor
se Charles last Sunday.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-08

ChildrenGry
CAS~RlA
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-08
ChilM6n Cry
FOR HETCHER's
Q a $40 RIA
MOSS CLUB SAUCE
Now Is Gents. Buy a bottle.

For Job Printing go to Millard's
o E. F. WILLARD, The Printer.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-08

Mr.. J. r. K'llbnck, of Spring
field, Mo, spent part of last Sat
urday and Sunday, at the home of
his father in law, Judge Robert
Brown, in this city. He had been
at Memphis for some time on bus
mess. From here he returned to
his home.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-02
LINE on MINERS IS
GIVEN BY SOM|MERS
Golden Teams Form Apt to
Be Deceptive, Says Close
Observer.
VETERANS GOING GOOD
Harper and Spring Are Back
in the Game, Playing Bet
ter Than Ever Before.
VETERANS GOING GOOD

riukv Sommers. one OF last year
ends visited Coach Bennior and the
football mer at the university yester-
cav. Sommers has been living in Den
Yer this fail. and In anticipation oi MS
visit here he has been Keeping pretty
close lab on tho Colorado teams Win
which the university team VIII come I'i
,Jniact during the Rocky Mountain con-
ference schedule. ..ot
rrday Sommcrs says that II tle un,l ',u
Nersity expects 2. Cinch . sWpr'ss VIZ
folov. According 10 form the Cololaoo
Miners arc the weakest in the conici
cnce This conclusion Is reached D!
comparing The scores. The Miners wete
defeated by the University of Wyom'ns
only a small score. while the Gnivcr.
sity Of Colorado had little trouble IN
dIsposins of Wyoming. The University
Of Utah In early season form trimmed
thc Aegies 10 the tune Of ri 10 "
SommorS says. however, there is II
good excuse for this There has been
considerable trouble nj Golden this fan
over the matter of coaches. This has
been most demoralzng 20 the develop.
incnt Of team work The faculty AT
Golden also seems opposed la football
concessions To the PLAYERS: Sommers
further excuses tho Miners for their de-
feat by Wyoming by SAYING That the men
were not allowed to lea1e school until
necessary Tor the men 10 sill up until 3
o'clock In the morning the day Of the
game. When they went OF the field
they were ou; of condition.
Since then they have improved more
rapidly than any team In Colorado, and
IL they continue they Will have good
snow for the Rocky mountain champion
ship. They have not yet lost to 4 team
which Is member OF the conference.
AZ the present time there nre seven vet
Grams on their te:tm. and il they get
10 working as they did last year and
year before they will make things in
teresting for tbs other members OF the
associaii don.
Two of these veterans are as good
football men as can be found in this
region. They arc Harper and Spring.
S2rng was chosen an al-Rocky noun
tain halfhack two years ago and he
showed all his old time form In the
game @its the Aggies last Saturday.
Harper is causing quite Il sensation In
Colorado on accoui,; Of his kicking abi-
lty. He Is accurate on place kicks
having made three goals from the field
in last Saturdays game.
Bennion is going 70 lake 70 chances.
aad his ncn are out for a good hard
signal practice md an hours hard work
with the. freshmen every night. Sam
pi"s"n. the veteran tackle. Is still SUI
icrinS from the injury he received In
Denver. bur the rest OF tho ~" squad
is IN the plnk Of condition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-02
MIKE YOkEL AND
DEMETRAL AGREE

AZ a meeting yesterday Mike iokel
and William Demetral practically
rea, we'd an agreement on weights, the
Greek Demon" agreeing 10 make 1S2h
at : o'clock Or the day Of the match.
As Dcmetral announced his weight AS
lSG the night he wrrsile! with Gotch.
the weight making win not bother him,
although he was trained pretty fine last
Monday night. II looks now as though
the two wrcstlers will ask all promoters
Ia bid on tie amount they VIII give for
the bout. Dick Cooley has posted his
check FOR $1,000 with the sporting depart
ment OF Tho Tribune, and it is doubt
ful if any other promoter Will care to
ovcrbid him Yokers friends are still
warning him that hc Is not wise 10 go
out OF his class. but he has seen Deme-
trail wrcsto number OF times and is
confident he can prevent pemelrAl from
throwing him. No dat" has been set
for the how: set and neither principal
has signed any contract which is bind
ing. tho match is not an absolute
certainty vet.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-02
Today's Jamestown Entries.

NORFOLK. Va. Nov; 1.-Jamestowr l.
entries for Thursday day:
First race. 2-yenr olds, six furlongs-
Breaker Boy New River. oCaliph Garry
l0S. Clan Alpine. lo2 C'Wilson entryD
Second race, selling, 2-year-ods and
up, mile and an eighth-Golconda shelby
ortson, Madzu, Harvey T., 1903; 'Scconke
9s: Idle Michael Feather pnster 100.
Third race. five and d hall furiones
seIling-Christmas Daisy Vespers Kit
terry. Promised Land, The Rump. 1o4
Be Arapy, 10I; Thirty Forty. 1i2.
Fourth race, Inns cafe purse, 3-year-
olds and up. mile and seventy yards
Aspirin. Bourbon Eeau. 101; aAldrian
o6, d Bob r. 1o4. Altamaha, SO. taBever-
wyck stable entry)
Fifth race. selling. 3-year-olds and up
i've and a half rur!ongs- Gu Bon, o. u
Buster, 'Mon Ami. 100; Monty Fox, III;
Richard Reed. Blue Mouse, los; 'Kine
ArondaIe. 1o5; Moncrief, 1oS, 'Cooney X
9S; 'ReG Loyal. l0I,
Sixth race, selling. Swear -olds aud up
one. mile-oakhurst. !l2. Fair Miss, %;
Lad Of Langdon. 102, sOnager: 103; Can
didate. ia; sHusky Lad. rs, 'HerberI
Turner, %. o EN-. 101.
Apprentice allowance
Weather clear, track fast.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-02
Flynn Also Lucky to Catch
Ship Which Carries Fight
erS TO Australia.
Special Ia The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
! VANCOUVER, l. G.. Noy. 1.-The
great Pacific liner zcaIandia was held
an hour past her sailing time today 50
that sam LanSfurd tho colorcd puci-
| list, might not miss the boat. LangioiJ
chartered special Train on the Great
Northern railroad 10 Seattle. where the
steamship Princess Charlotte was held
past her time for sailing 10 take lang
ford 10 Vancouver the nearest port ~
which he could board tho Icalandia,
Heretofore IL has been almost impos
sihIo To get the Canadian steamship Of
ticias 10 hold one ot lhcir Pacific lin
ers FOR anybody, hut rs onc of Lang
| fold's tights will take place almost ina
| medIately after his arrival in Australia,
| tho captain OF the Iealandia no doubt
consoled himself by the thought that he
would probably hayc rinssidc scat AT
the bout.
'If they hold The zcaIsudia that long
for Langford, ] suppose they would hold
son. said Seattle steamship man who
came over to Vancouver with Langford
OH the Princess Charlotte.
porky Flynn also Prohtcd by the
Flynn came rom rom Boston, but he w was on
tho regular Great Northern train which
preceded Lanefordis special into Seat
Tie. by less than five minutes. Ii the
for Langofrd, Flynn would have missed
her and consequently the Ieaiandja. As
II was he got 10 the Seattle wharf Just
| ahead OF Langford. Great Northern Of
mead Offices 10 keep both trains on time.
Both Flynn and faneford arc engaged
| for five fights in Australia and II they
had missed the Iealanda today their
contracts would have heeu inyalidatcd
When the matter was first hroachcd
OF inducing the Canadian steamship Of
fcials to Fold the Zcalapdia The pusi-
lists managers were told that such q
thing was impossible. Arrangements
were then made for Swif' steamer
after she had passed out of the straits
OF San Juan de Fuca. but the owners
OF the fastest boat the puSilis,S could
ind for charter would not guarantee to
oyertake the Zealandia. II was also
doubtful ii tho big liner would stop long
enough 10 permit the transfer OF the
pugilists even If their boat should over
take her. The weather has heeu heavy
off Cape Flattery and the pusilists were
very anxious about how they were 10
&c, on board the trans-PacitiC steamer.
Then came the good news that IL the
trains were on time The slip would be
held an hour. IT Is doubtful II that con-
cession would have been made for a gov
ernor or congressman. but the British
hate 10 good fight spoiled. SO They
held the slip. The party OF pusiIsts
were the last ones 10 board The Iea-
laudia AT her wharf here and tho gang
plank Was going up as The last member
| OF the party ran across II.
Besides these athletes the Iealandia
carried tho American tennis team, which
Will compete for the Davis cup, the en-
blem which carries the worlds cham
| pionship with il Tho tennis team In
ciudes ". II. Larned. champion of tho
J United states. Beals G. Wright and
Maurice McLouGllin. They boarded the
! Iea!andla at Victoria and are bound for
| Christ Church. New Iealand
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-02
MILITIA DISCHARGES
CHAMPION RUNNER

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.--Aftcr a series
Of court martials Melvin w. Sheppard,
the worlds greatest middle distance run
ncr. has been dishonorablS discharged
from the Twenty second regiment of the
New York state militia. OF which he has
been a. member for nearly four years.
He has competed under the regiment 5
colors in more than hundred military
athletic meets. The cause of Sheppa rd S
trouble was his failure 10 attend 10 his
military duty, missing drills and failure
10 pay fines.
In explanation OF his failure to attend
to his military duty, Sheppard told the
court-martal;
My work in the customs service made
It impossible for me 10 attend the drills
l often was compelled to work late at
night"
Sheppard's discharge may prevent him
from being selected for the next Amcri-
can team which will compete in the
Olympic championships at Stockholm
next
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-02
Hold Pacific Liner for Sam LangfOrd
KENTUCKY STAKE IS
WON BY CHERRYOLA
Long Shot Captures Feature
Event at the Latonia
Track.

CINClNNATT Nov. I.--Cherryoa won
tic Ecntucky stakes at I.atouia today IN
n driving finish from Meridian by half
length High Private Was head back.
4 faIr day brought out II good crowd.
The favorite, My Fellow won the open
Ing race in easy fashion. while a long
shot. Manager Mack. annexed The sec
onJ and f'rogl"gs. second choice, took
tho third Summary:
First race. miic-My Fellow. straight
$40 won: Plain Ann. place sll.S0 sec
ond; Port Arlington, show $3.50, third
Time 52 50.
Second race, one mile Manager Mack.
straight $50 Won; Colonel Cook. place
$50 second; Mcrry Bcau, show SOLO,
Third ,rncc. sly. furlonss -Froslcss.
straight $S. won: Kaiser place 80, sec
oud; Coy Lad, show sou. third. Time
.1.14.
fourth race Kentucky stake ono mile
and seventy ydrds-CherrYola straight
5000. Won. Meridian. place $500, sec
ond: High Private show 500, third
Firth raee:. six furIongs-A Anl19rct.
straight $500. won. Winning Widow,
place $3.50, second Union Jack. shoW
$3.50. third. Time. i:lG 3-5
Sixth racc, one and an eighth miles
silver knIsnt. straight 80 So. won; Mock
Ter place $500. second Tom BiGbcc,
show $3.50. third. Time. 1:53.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-02
Today,s Latonia. Entries.

CINCINNATI. o.. Nov. Entries fer
tomorrow:
First race. selling. s4oo. o-year- old
hllieS. six furlongs-Clara Atkln, pla
mond Buckle. Miss Thorpe. DorhIe. lNJ
Betty Fuller. Mary Emily. Gasnant. Ac-
quin. Mamita. Brig, Lucky Wish, Sarah
Chenault. no.
second race, selling. 500. four year
ods and M. mile and sixteenth =
Night Mist. Tom Hayward Irlian Maid.
John Furlong Tong w. Peior Fende r,
Alma BOY. Ida May. Lady Orimar. lIar-
court lo7; Compton. Cassowary. 10
Third race, purse $500, twoyear- r-olds.
six furlonGs--Creme DE- Menthe, Cloud
Chief Toddlins, lo5; knights Differ. Miss
Wigs, Joe Diebold Polly -, Gates. l0I
Tourist, Sir Marion. Prince Chap. Or.
Watson. ITO.
Fourth race, handicap. $500. three
ycarolds and up, six furlones- Bette
Sue, 100; Grover Hughes. to2. Carlton
c.. Helmet, los, Adams Express. lis;
Prince Gal, Ills; T. NJ, Green, ilS. Hell
met and Prince Cal are coupled
Fifth race selling. Sio0, four-vcar olds
and up, mile and a siNleenthIlotts
Greed, Margaret TIanTy Keep Moving
Montclalr, Dorante. Automatic. Bob Co
Howdy Howdy l01, Wool Winder, High
Range, Enendl, 7. II Reed. ll0.
sixth race. selling, $500. three year
olds and Up. mile and seventy yards
Irish Kid Bouncer, Hanly, 9S; Haze
Burke. 30 Fairy Story. Bell Horse. 100
Scaclfe. l0i; Queen Marguerite. Col
onel Ashmeade. l07: Turret, John Rear
don, 100.
Weather clear track good.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-02
COLLEGE SPRlNTER
Is PROFESSIONAL

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. THE regis
tratiou committee of the Middle Atlantic
association OF the \, 4. +. has declared
William q. Martin. a sprnter now at the
University Of Pennsylvania, profess
sional.
r. Morris Dunno. secretary OF the Pa
cihc Northwest association Of the a. A,
U,, in which territory Martin resides.
WAS notified OF the action
Evidence produced showed that Mar
tin. under the name CT Davis, ran In
four professional match races In and
about Mahony City Pa. He won each
somewhere in the ncighborbood Of
SIS. 900.
Before coming 10 the University OF
Pennsylvania Martin was the star run
ner at Notrc Dame university lie won
the l00yard American championship AT
Seattle in 1909. took third In the 1907
yafd championship at New Orleans in
1910 aud was third again in Pittsburg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-02
HIGH SCHOOL. PLAYS
GRANITE SATURDAY

The sopilomore-frcshnan football game
at tie high school was postponed ycstcr-
6ay. Tic Jordan high school team had
scrimnnagc work with the school team.
Jordan could only make small gains,
Jo~dsn players seemed iInid. and the
high school tore through their line time
and again. The high school boys worked
some Of their new plays to perfection.
They executed the forward pass skill
fully a1d made six ,ouchdowns In the
first half % the game. Jordan could not
get near the high school goal In the
s""ord bali Coach Richa rdson GENT IN
mott of the substitutes. Ken Y.atns
made a good showing. Earl Wilson and
l5reken also played good game. Car
d"rer OF tho Jordan Team. with the right
k'nd nj coaching. would make one OF
,hs best half-backs in The high school
class, High school will meet C;ranit.
next Friday afternoon, The Granite Q
hoys expect to Sc, the high school scalps
this 'ilne. g they have ,UproVcd n erea
deal since their first game with the high
school
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-02

which he claims was done :. =.
ton Of Mcdonald, chairman a, w.
and a director ~ the bunk ,s,.
COMMISSIONS Thomas sayy h. ".,a'
present. and In his absence ~
tclcphoued TO Commissioners ~
Mcdonald says that Randolph -
the reduction.
Turner states that hc sirnnIy u,
clerk OF the board at ,he
Mcdonald because OF the iIlncs. y q
c!crl, g. Wl'ym Jones. who a. ,s'3
WAS sick in he'd, This statomer, "
ner takes all suspicion, II there y.
from w, f., Anderson. Who crt.-i.
lax roll, and from County Cisss
and other employees Of the corn,-
office. Turner is county surys,,.
1t WAS merely matter Of sc.5..
ton To tho board that ne dd ~
flc says hc has nothing 10 isar srI'
ing TO be ashamed OF. as ia rps,',
what he was ordered To- do. W.
president of the bank. was prss,-
the change was made.