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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-19
COOLEYS WILL OPEN
IN DENVER THEATER
Sullivan & Considine En-
gagernent Ends in Salt Lake
Late in January.

Naudrvillc contracts for six weeks or
moro were signed by the Cooleys yester-
day and they viii go To Denver lomor-
row. whore they viii open sunday in the
Sullivan & Considipc theator. They 80
from there 10 Kansas CITY and tncn jump
TO the Pacific coast. After they finish
their engagement there they will play u
final week In Salt Lake.
The precise date OF their home engage
mcnt is not determined yet, rs Cooley
has not dccded whether he will play six
or eight weeks. He has the option OF
eight weeks. bu, he will not take II II
bail interests,
The owner OF the salt Lake baseball
club and the sccretar! of the club. who
Is Mrs. Cooley, will do n singing act,
the exact nature OF which they do not
care 10 make public before IL is pre-
sentcd.
They were going to the Pacific coast
anyway, MS there a number OF base
ball players out there whom Cooley wants
To look over with view Of signing for
tho 1912 season in the Union association.
The theatrical engagement came in pat
as II VIII give him time TO get Il line
ford enjoyable employment.
They have made good on the Keith &.
Proctor circuit hcnc. there is no doubt
of their getting rousinG reception dur
ing their "trip When they return TO
Salt Lake they VIII doubtless draw an
audience OF baseball fans that will tax
the capacity Of the house.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-19

do his best. Ccponi has been very uE-
lucky. but al Is q long lane ihat has
no turning. ard victory over Flynn
would put Caponi on a pedestal where hc
would find lucrative engagements com
ing his way. Caponi will rely on his
cleverncss. but that does not mean he
VIII run away or keep lodging out OF dis
tancc.
Caponi Is not that style Of boxer. Tc
always stands up and fights. and few
men In the ring today can give prrtty
AN exhibition Of the manly art OF self
pic driving character OF tho Pueblo fire.
mans blows. but Csponi Intends 10 miss
them. Just as KID" Davis evaded Tally
Johns's Knockout swing whenever Tally
tried II, GapOni. although a boxer. has
a punch that viii put anybody 10 sleep
II II lands just right, and he Is hopeful
OF getting il over
Flynn. however, is the odds -on favorite
I'm The betting.
Kid" Davis will pc seen IN one Of the
prciminariss. He - TO be pitted against
Templctou. Both hoys must make lis
pounds IT the r'nEsdc.
In tho main bout promoters all over
the United States are greatly inJercs; cd.
II Csponi gets draw II is likely he viii
90 10 san Francisco. where Flynn viii
meet Al kaufman. Many nght fans bc-
harder boz, than Kaufman could. The
interest manifested in The bout already
assures that the Colonial ihesteT viii be
well nlled on the night or December 81.
TIC attempts that are being made to
match Jimmie Reagan and Tally johns
TWO before Tho Flynu-Cis poni bout have
practically fallen through. but if they
should be revived they cannot detract
much from the big event.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-19
JACKIE CLARKE IS
GONG TO GERMANY
Riders Who Competed in Six
day Cycle Race Receive
More Pay Than Usual.

NEW YORK, Dec. is.-Physicians de-
olared that the twenty bicycle riders
who finished the 1i2-hour grind al Madi-
son square Garden Saturday were none
the worse today for the uresome struG
gle OF last week. \ twenty-four- hour
sleep had been sufficient 10 remove the
haegard look SO noticeable the last two
days OF the race, and outward appear
ences indicated that ali were ~ 10 enter
another six DAY race at a moments no.
ticc. Several of the men gained in
weight during the progress OF the con-
test.
Today was pay day for the riders. II
was announced that the amounts for dis
tTbution were larger than in previous
years, as tho guarantee agreement under
which the riders contested called for 20
per cent or tho hrst $G0.O00 and SO por
cent OF all receipts over that sum.
number OF tho riders viii leave soon
FOR Germany 30 TAX. part in the six dag
race TO be held In Berlin in January.
hcFarland. Clarke. FoEler. Root, H;li
Droboch and Halstead will make the
trim.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-19
ONE MILLION SPENT IN
WAI}DING OFF PLAGUE

WASHINGTON. Dec lS.-Uoru,cr
Speaker Cannon is trying 10 find how
much II costs per squirrel or per flea -
10 drive the threatened bubonic plague
out or California
IN hearing before tho house spprc-
pridtlons committee, Assistant Secr~cuyv
ot The Treasury Robert -. BAILEY sail
S2S 900 "a month is now being spent i'm
'dhoih'a IN an "hort 10 cradica =
ground squirrels. which carry ihe a.
mat carries bubonic plague Including
iho fight begun IN 1907 against the rats
the government has spent more than 81 =,
600. 600. '''' F''
How muci does IL cos, per squirrel ~.
feu?' Mir. Cannon asked
a million dollars has been spent and
looOD Infected squirrels have been
found, Assistant Secretary Bailey re-
Piled
Assistant Secretary Bailey said tho
state of CaiiforniR H. doing practically
nothlns to aid the government. although
some or tine counties are giving assist
ancc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-19
PEERLESS LEADER
WILL PLAY IN 1872
Frank Chance Announces
That He Will Manage Team
From Diamond.

CHICAGO, Dec lS.-Frank Chance,
veteran first baseman OF the Chicago Ma
tional baseball club. is TO be a playing
manager again next season. This was
announced last night by President Muir
ply who said he had received a letter
from the club leader 10 that effect He
would not say whether the failure 10
bring Gandil 10 the club had anything
TO do with the action OF Chance
President Murphy also announced that
a few changes mad been made In the
training trip schedule. From the train
Ing camp at New Orleans the club will
90 10 Mobile. and then to Birmingham
Two games VIII be played in each city
The players viii then turn northward
and make either Memphis or Nashville
Then they VIII go TO Louisville. Indianap-
oils ana South Bend. II was originally
planned Ia 20 10 Louisville direct from
New Orleans.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-19

il would be unwise TO hold two bouts so
close together Nokel says he cannot
Very well wrcstle Johnson this month be-
cause he has no time To train. Illness IN
his home requires him TO nc up nights
and II" does not want IN meet Johnson
until he is NJ and ready,
Last night Yokrl said that he would be
willing 10 wres,lc couple OF DAYS after
the big match. but he could not postpone
the boul much longer because he was
compelled to go cast. Heagren has New
Years night. and perhaps after Mike re-
fleets on the matter while he may agree
To that date.
Yokel and lieagrcn have had 3. slight
misUnd Outstanding aud Yoscl suggested
that Willard Bean promote tho bout
Bean says he does not want To butt in
on anyone clse'S date. but IL IIeagrcn and
others concerned would unite in request
ing him 10 promote il nc might do so.
" looks now as IL Mike. providing he
really wants to meet Johnson. Will meet
him New Years night; II he does not
accsde TO that, il is probable the bout
viii be put Oft until Yollel's return from
the east, which means practically an in
definite time
Johnson says he can make 15s. so the
only obstacle in the way OF the bout Is
that OF getting a date that will suit
Ypk,I
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-19

Promoter Harry lGcagrcn. when mott
ned or the posting ol the forfeit In New
York. Immediately complied with condi-
tJous by posting $3.50 In a salt Lake bank.
Wcstcrgard's forfeit is already up. hence
there X NO room TO DOUBT that th" big
match will bc pulled Off here. Ibyszko
S. making whrwind campaign III the
hope that after he throws Raiccvich In
Madison square Garden, Christmas night.
as he expects To do. Gotch viii meet him
instead OF Eaicevlch. Gotch has promised
10 give the Italian bout. 50 Hbyszko
naturally figures tlat ~ he throws the
Ncapolitau Gc,ch viii nc forced BY public
sentiment TO ciVc him another chance.
T. the big Pole wins this match with
the Italian champion the interest in his
Salt Lake bout will h" greatly enhanced:
Uncertainty cushToudS the proposed
bout between Mike Yokcl and julius
johnson. Despite the announcement
made yesterday morning that Yokci
would post his forfeit and arrange terms
of the match last night nothing Of the
sort was done, Sokel said he did not
make any such promise and the arrange
meni was pure buncombc.
YokeI wants To wrestle January s. but
Iicaercn has the big LbysZko Wcstergard
match on for January To- lie is tied up
with contracts and forfeits So he cannot
possibly change that GATE. He believes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-19
Today's Juareg Entries.

JCAREz. Mexico. Dec. lS.-EnIhe
tomorrow,
First race. selling, six furlougs-'5.
ginia Lindsey, l02; Fern L.. bnrrs
MauretanIa, Mapleton. Little Jane Gsa.
lo7 Judge Henderson. ITO; New Cs'4n
ll9. 4.
Second race, selling. tbree.yfr,e,
seven furlongs -Beretic, Yo Solo, -
Macy. Lily Paxton. Ben uncas
Quartormastcr, P!t-a Pat. llO, !.
Third race, purse. two year -oss /,
and a half furIongs Doh: l@' y. :.
II. Clay. log: Florence kripp. Mad. = -
MaHassch. Bill Anderson. ]sorn. - -
Frank, Upright, Wrath. 10; Amen ~
2DoIa. ll&. /,
Fourth race. purse. all ages, ws
longs -Callssc. 81: Flying WolL = =
ICI. I.ytc knight. John Griltln IA. ~. :,
Glorio, 1O6: Miss Roberts, lVi' run
Lismorc, 120. 81, r,,
Fifth race. selling. mile-Dulcn =, Z,
lO3: I.aclsrosc. 100; Uncle Ben, H'' :
Junior. Crossorcr, Ill 81.
Sixth ruce, selling. six rlrl9nss,.-,s
damental, l.. NJ Eclte:t, BS,."v,'
Braxton. lh7 I'D Kcck. BellsillehTs. T.,.
ami, Hidden Hand, Mcddllne nA--
.112. n
'Apprentlce allowance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-19

BASKETBALL MEN
GO INTO TRAINING

The high school basketball team had
fast workout Yesterday afternoon. The
team showed a great Improvement over
the first two games. Tho high school
team held the y. NJ. g. a. team down 10
y closer score than the Weber academy
OF ogden did. Coach Richs rdson has d.
Tdsd the squad into two parts. called
picked for the FIRST squad are Captain
IIaEley, Pike. Mcintyre, Ward. Wilson,
Kimball. Wallace. Cahoon. Porter, Jones
and Wilkinson. The men picked for the
second squad are Slddoway. Young King
BreCSen, Kerr. Morgan, Fletcher, Ry-
daulch. Rufer. Goodrich and Rigby. All
theSe men viii start strict training right
away. The frst squad viii practice from
ESQ 10 on Tuesday and Thursdays. and
from 20 on Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays. The second squad win prac-
tics after the FIRST squad gets through.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-19

Neither Caponi or Flynn believes that
Johnson has put on so much adipose tis
sue that he cannot train down to fsht-
ing weight.
"They don't have 'possum and sweet
potatoes IN Englsn - said Flynn. "aDd
those delicaci.s were plentiful. If he did
not put on too much weight when he
could get 'possuT, do YOU suppose hc is
going 10 grow Fat on roast beef and plum
F1yHn and Csponi are the most popu-
ler boxers that ever came 10 salt Lake.
Crowds are watching them train every
day. OfteutImes tho asscmblaGes az
training quarters arc bigger than some AT
recent fights. Flynn is training in Moose
hall. He has found one OF the most dur
covered in the Battling Dane" 4 Colo
rado boy who appeared Ia one OF the pre-
liminaries at The auditorium.
The Dane Is so anxious 10 learn from
Flynn that he IS willing TO take anything
he gets. lie has an india rubber
physique and after he has been knocked
down a few times he gets real interested
In the 20. He is q marvel 1t assimil=t-
ing punishment. bat he Is not boxer.
~ least he w9s not before Flynn began
sDarrinG with him. Since then hc has
next weel; with Flynn he may learn to bc
a real fighter.
Salt LaScrs who used 20 know Flynn
when he lived here are amazed st tn.
changes the years have wrought iu him.
Flynn IS the picture OF health. HIS mus %
cle~ have developed. but they arc lithe
and supple, He Is quick on his feet and
can deliver 4 punch with either hand.
or course he has sparrinE partner
who ;s able 10 withs land his frrcest at
tacks, M; every dsy tho Dane gets a
lesson In acroostics. as we'll boxing
With Flynn. When Jim hits tho pano
the youugstsr turns a couple of. tnVolun-
taIy somersauIts and comes hack cheer
fully for more.
Caponl has cut out ali convivial pleas
ures and Is training In real earnest. This
bout means more To Csponl than IL does
TO Flynn and Tony seems determined 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-19
Tndau,s Columbia Entries.

COLUMBIA, :. G, Dec
First race. i've furlongs-Dr;; - n
Outpost. ~: Tom shaw. Captsa a
III: Susan. Lydia Lee, Teniiess''
i0a old Boz, ll2. 8
Second race. hTc lurlon;,;. n
knight. Seneca H.. Hhasneth' ~ I
man. us: Mamlta. o.. o.. c,zs'
Third race. stceplechase; 5hofu m,,,s, -
Black Bridge. li6; Uncle o"iG ~.
sam BaIl. l4e; DR., Heard '~'
Speaker. l22. -. s.uIns-
Rose. ios: sMontasnic. 'cameI' u.s.
Mo. 1Ol: Troy Weight. iGs. pain II
rirlh race. oIte mile, Ss,linsw' s7, .ws:
100: Dunc Campbell, "tlarnley,
C:riswelI. abrasion lls'den'a%s,r nn,.sr,
Golden Treasure. iG9; 'N; ~, iJ"ll 10
eddie Gran"y. III: The Moi'i ''cihIv,.'
Sixth race, FIVE fnrlolsS-m -mlrs, y
10: Carroll. Ila: Hibe mica nit ,ii; I;
avri. 100: For; Worth. fnSa' ,,s' rop s,s
Swell, III: -NIarc Anicn!' no
ia.
sApprentice allowance
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-19
SPOKANE LEADS IN
REVOLVER SCORES

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Dec. 1S-Re-
suits in the third and fourth rounds In
the indoor league OF the United States
Revolver association were announced to-
night
The highest score TO date Is credited
TO Spokane. with lll2 I'm the fourth
round, In the third. Spokane got 100:
and San Francisco scored l0S2 In the
third and 1l0S in the fourth.
Manhattan. New York City. are the only
ones TO reach the li00 mark In these two
rounds. Manhattan has shot over 100
in all four rounds. The scores announced
tonight were, respectively, iii and 1903.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-19
Post F orfeit for Big
MatBout inSaltLake
Herman Puts Up $1,000 in New York and
Heagren Deposits $3.50 Here to Insure
Zbyszko- Westergard Match

ORFEITS posted yesterday in the biz wrestling match be
n Zbyszko and Westcrgard in the Salt Lake theater
January The following telegram received by The
sport ing department of The Tribune:
York 1SOn behalf of Ibyszko have posted with
editor Of the New York American $1,000 to
appearance of the Pole in Salt Lake the Of
January finish with Jess Westergard We look
upon hardest Iyzko has undertaken
his arrival in America JACK HERMAN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-19
FIFTY ELK TO BIZ 90 !,
BROUGHT TO Ul|

Frcd W. Chambers state llIm I'm for =
commissioner. has been Poi ,hn ~" fofssr
time 20 got elk started u, ,.,t MS 90
Utah. nud IL seems nov a. /, rectic
are 10 be rewarded ie ieo " ",rcardlns
4 request for inior'nastV" ,ores,s TO
adaptability Of the ,,cs, 81" comes irg95..
wi wi ,r%s@at saT%ag At WE "Was6inston; iSs 1Ta ~
-, Mr. Cha mbcrs hopes 10 5,,, ST' The ibs =
elk to distribute throuehnouJta hshc uJacSscr Y Y
Tie elk win come from INC - 80 %nIendial
country. whore they arc e,,Schrncu. !,
To lie /. nuisance to the ,Ss tslk ELK 81
II is expected that ,n' ,,st Of So.
brought TO Utah abohl ,ns,e1 until y
AIRY. Tney win hc
Is an adequate supply.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-19
PRESIDENT PROBES
FOOTBALL. ELECTION

- the request or Julian Thomas.
President kinEshury OF tho University of
Utah took cosni2ancc yesterday OF the
statement that tic election OF Duncan
Gardener rs csDtstn Of the football ioarn
was engineered by fraternity politics
President kingsbury said that n ffs,t~r-
mites insisted on Interfering in such mat
tors siens would Do taken 10 abolish
them. Thomas. who T. president Of tho
student body. laid complete report on
fho election before President Kincsbufv
who will inquire into /; thoroughly
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-19
WELLS KNOCKS OUT
BIG SOUTH AFRICAN

LONDON. Dec. Is.- Bombardior Wrns,
whose scheduled fight with .Isck Johnson
last September wss prohibited b. tho au-
thorit!es, appeared In the ring OF the
National Sporting club tonight and de-
feated Frcd Storbeck. the heavyweight
champion OF South Africa, A big crowd
had gathered 70 sec the bout. which inst-
ed eleven rounds. Siorbeck being knocked
out with one ol Mslls's r-oRrrful sHinga.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-19
McKenna Signs for 20 Rounds.

DENVER. Colo, Dec, lS-Charles
pierson Of New York and Patsy Nc
keEna, the Pacific mlddlewcight. who
sustained two broken ribs last week In
a fight at Leadville. Colo, today signed
articles To go twenty rounds New Year 3
day at Trinidad Colo. They are to nght
at I5S pounds riucSjdn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-19
one.Armed Bowler Wins-

CHICAGO Dec is.-Ncd Nelson thc
one-arned bowler who recently won the
city championship. defeated Jimmy Smith
OF Buffalo last night in IN eleven game
match. 227? 10 1896, Smith earlier In the
day defeated Tony KarIicek In eight
g3mos. 1890 70 1882.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-19
Jeanette Wins With Knockout

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Dec. lS-Joe Jean
hette OF New York hammered Al Mitchell
OF Claremont. Okla. about the ring al
most as he pleased for three and half
rounds tonight and ended what was to
have been an eight round bout with q
knockout i'm the fourth round
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-19
Canole VS. Malone,

DENVER. Colo. Dec, ls-BTiy Ca
mole, San Francisco lightweight, will
meet Mike Malone Of Denver here to-
morrow night. They will fight ten
rounds 10 decision and will weigh i'm
at l26 rngside.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-19
BAT NELSON WINS,
BUT HAS NO PUNCH

NEW YORK. Dec 1S-E5attIing Mel
son had the better OF Willie Howard in
4 ten-round bout in Brooklyn tonight.
While the bout was all Nelson's on
points, the blows he landed seemed weak
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-19
''Championr Put Ont.

AKRON. o., Dec. lS-Joe German.
mid6lcwcisht or the Pacific coast. was
knocked out by George Chlpp Of Pitts
burg tonight in tlo fifth round OF what
was 10 have been n twelve -round bout.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-19
Cotton Mills Close

BIppEFoRp. Me. pee, s,i,s ol the B
GpTFs %orS ITT corporation of ; sfSO be SSsa cossa :
,odav that the plant or WI. r' TSe ne
Decemoer - until Jan,n h,n,sincs. cu'.ss,
talnty OF the present o1 for The eu'''
is given az the reason io
mepL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-19
Mike Murphy Ill.

rpHGLADELFHIA. Dec is-"Niko''
Murphy. the athletic trainer % the Uni
N-rEity cf Pennsylvania. has been or
dercd oy his physicians TO spend a winter
In uillder climate so ss TO build him
self up FOR the work Of training the
American team. which Will compete in
the olympic events ~ Stockholm. Sve-
den, next year Murphy IL nou M at
niS nome
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-19
Belesco- Alfred Match.

WalIac. Alfred and sam Relssco will
wrcstle al Murray December - for
sidc bot cf ra5. Alfred. although some
what itGhter thar Belssco. makes Ip in
clcveucss what be lacks in weight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-19
Caponi Explains Mystery
OF Jack johnson S Weiqht
Jim Flynn Also Doubts Report That LII Arthur Has Grown
Heavy in Land Where There Is
No Opossum

a CROWD Of fight fans, whom Tony Caponi
discussing the yesterday that Jack Johnson weighs 800
- pounds Many inclined to doubt it, but Capon
said:
oh that all true enough You they weighed him when
he had his diamonds on
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-19
Kodak Pictures Finished.

Mail your films 10 US. Salt Lake
Photo Supply Co, 159 Main street.
Exclusive photo dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-19
Giants Defeat Cuhans.

HAVANA. Dec. fs-The Nsz York
Giants today defeated the Almandarex
baseball team, TO !.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-19
JUNIORS WIN BY
27 TO "a SCORE

in n basketball game yesterday after
noon the Junior class defeated the senior
class by score OF % to "a The game
was the best played In the class series
80 far IT was uncertain until the last
whistle. During the first half neither got
ahead Of the other by moro than three
points. The score at the end OF the first
half ended with a score OF Il 10 l3 in
favor OF the seniors. BY tho juniors win
ming the game II makes them even with
the sophomore team In the race for the
class championship, each team having
won two games. Both teams used all
their substitutes. The junior team was
greatly weakened by the loss OF KmbaI
at center. The stars for the juniors were
Young, Rigby and Biglow, 1t was by
Young5 and Rigby's fast playing that
they came out on top with the score. Tho
stare for the seniors were Porter. Yates
and Cahocn. Yates. playing guard. held
his man down TO one basket. The teams
lined up as follows:
Juniors. Seniors
Young g....-.........,rf... Porter, Tcasdel
Rigby. y...,-.--,.......lf... %. Cahoon
Hull. Bean. .....,..c.s.. Wilkinson
Lewis. Jacobsen ..,,.rs.. Banning.
Rogers
Bigiow. w...........-...ig.. Yates, Breckcn
Rcferee-Richardson
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-01-23

Bala Bridge and san Isidro that COL
onel Summers was recommended by
Genera Lawton for promotion to the
grade Of brigadier-general which rank
was bestowed upon him by brevet
Leaders, Command Historic.
The men who composed the Sec
ond Oregon always spoke with rev.
erence and deep respect Of their COM
1nander. Their love and esteem con-
tined even after the close Of the war.
AS an illustration of his loyalty
to his men his famous command at
the battle Of Mallabon, March 20,
1899. is oft repeated:
"Give 'em hell, boys. I can't go
ahead Of you but 1 can go with you'"
he ordered. This was passed down
the line and instilled the men with
added zeal and ardor. To this day
i. Is often heard at the meetings and
reunions.
Upon the return Of the regiment to
Portland the citizens Of oregon pre-
sented General Summers with a beau
tiful jeweled sword in recognition Of
his meritorious service at the head Of
the volunteers. The state legislature
passed a resolution commencing him
and his men.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-01-23
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received FOR
the erection and completion of st
Mary's r. c. church, Pendleton, Ore
gon until Wednesday, March 1st
1911, at / o'clock p. m.
All bids must be addressed to NJ
=. White, architect, Clio Market street
Pendleton, Oregon.
Plans and specifications may be had
from the Rev. ]. M. Cataldo, s. j..
Pendleton, Oregon, and from M. p
White, architect, 1917 First street
Baker City, Oregon.
Dated January 18, 1911.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-01-23
Caught in the Rain.

then a cold and a cough-let 1t run
on-get pneumonia or consumption.
that's all No matter how you get
your cough don't neglect it-take
Billiards. Horehound Syrup and you'll
be over 1t in no time. The sure
cure for coughs. colds, bronchitis and
all pulmonary diseases in young and
old. A. c. Koeppen G. Bros.