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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
Says Salt Lake Expects Meet,

'It is not our intention to hsht the Pa
tions," said Mccoy last night, unless
we are forced into a fight We will run
our meeting under the rules OF the Pacific
Of It's rulings in regard to fines, suspen-
sions. etc. But the people OF Salt Lake
were entitled to the spring meeting and
the business men, OF the city want It,
The coast club had no right to give
Occur d'Alcne the spring dates and We
will oppose the jockey club to the eX-
tent OF navins meeting here,
This project Is backed by some OF the
leading business men OF the city. They
are ready to put up their money to have
a spring meeting. / have been asked to
act in the matter and 10 see Just what
can be done. ] have satisfied myself that
the business men want the racing that
the best OF the horses and many of them
can be secured, and that a meeting can
be made q big success.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
B. Y. u. PARTISANS
CELEBRATE VICTORIES

Special 10 The Tribune.
PROVO. Feb 19,-The 3. Y. l.. stu
dents this forenoon held a public demon
stration To show their enthusiasm over
their victories in basketball and debates
\ procession was formed at the uniyer-
sity, with the victorious deba tcrs and
ball players on float. decorated with
flags and with banners referring TO tho
events OF their victories The float was
pulled by students with the procession.
which was from the university south on
Academy avenue and west on Center
street to Third West street The r. Y L,
hand led The parade and about a thou.
sand students and members OF the fac
u!ty followed the car or honor in serpen-
tine column
At the intersection Of Center street
and Academy avenue. on the counter
march a stop was made and the college
yciis and songs. which cnllveucd the pro-
cession, were amplihcd, and etflGies OF
the l.. OF l.. \ G. L.. l., n :. u. and
other vanquished opponents were crc-
mated
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
MACkiS YOUNGSTERS
OFF FOR SAN ANTONIO

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 19.-Plsyers
who hope to become regulars on the Phil
sdclphia American league team left to-
day for san Antonio. Tex, where they
VIII begin spring training. They are
accompanied BY Connie Mack. manager OF
the Athletics.
The party Includes EEau and Kilhul-
len. cstchcTs: Brown, Pike. Salmon and
AcCleary. pitchers: Chase. inficlder:
Whiting and Strunk. outnelders
With the exception OF Struuk. the men
are new players, Jenson. a pitcher. pro
cured from Chicago semi professional
CLUB. will join Al st. Louis, and Gipc.
Bonner and Hsuck. pitchers. who were
on Pacific coast teams last season. viii
join AZ San Antonio.
The regular team under Captain Muir
ply will leave in about two weeks
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
MUST ENTER EARLY
IN OLYMPIC GAMES

NEW YORK. Feb. la.-Tho receipt hero
OF notice from the Swedish OJyinpic
sanes committee 10 the effect that on
tries for OiS Years olympisd viii close
uneasy momenis FOR The American com
mittee This viii make II necessary for-
tho entry blanks TO leave New York
about Msy 2s. In spite of the fact thar
the official trials do NOS take place nm
I'll the first week IN June.
To meet this contingency. 10 will be
necessary Tor the various sections. Pa
cthc west. central vest and east TO en-
roll every available candidate and send
in their names 10 the committee fort :
night ahead OF the tryouts The commit
tee then viii have tine men nnmInated for
all the events within the compass of their
lililN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
SALT LAKE STAYS WITH
UNION, AFFIRMS COOLEY
Skyscraper Owner Says League Suits Him Very
Well; Will Undoubtedly Play Early Games in
California; Acquires Kelly

fuD, Erunson. kellar and Schmeta At
first he has Van and Abbott Pondl ston
VIII play second. Brick DeNcyeauE Is
slated for third. Schmidett will probably
be put al short OF course. Schinpff is
always Ia he called upon for any inflold
position, The strongest outflcld SAT-
Lake has had Is possible with Forticr.
Spencer, Bauer cordtz and Donovan.
The three former will probably bear the
brunt OF out1eId work They are all
Stars AZ the bat
Cooley is also going 10 give the local
lads a chance He looks with much
favor upon Lon Ronney and Tommy
Fitzpatrick as possible shortstops. Then
he Will have . cali on Scott. Mann ana
msnv others. Cooley figures his avail
able material at more than thirty men.
ABBOTT Will arrive In Salt Lake within
dav or two, when he VIII begin work
on getting mp q score card hat promises
10 be the real thing In score cards.
Cooley thinks tie Union league season
will open either on April 30 or April 80
Cooley was accompanied home by Mrs,
Cooley
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
BOTH FIGHTERS ARE|
IN CONF F|DENT Nd
Kilbane and Attell Say III
Are Ready for Great
Battle.
JOHNNY IN LlMELlGl
Goes Through His PAGES 4
Moving Picture Machine:
Abe's Plans Laid.
IN LIMELlGI
BY II. NJ. WALKER.

BY International News Service
Los ANGELES, Feb. 19-Johnny
baue's temper and nerves were tcI
this afternoon when the moving rIe|
men turned the crank on him for
better part of TWO hours. The Clevc'
colt faced the film tnal Eood-natlu|
and was laughing at the finish.
The first picture taken was of Joh
doing y road stunt along the beach l
the waters Of The Pacific rolling elos|
his feet. From here the scene
switched 10 the Venice Country
where the tennis court was used d
stage. The pictures taken here "
from a soothing domestic scene. ab
ing the challenger kissing his young !
and pretty baby. 10 n ripping rinR
with Eilbanc exchanging healthy plu|
with his two Snarring partners and y
sg>r 'Porlty' Dunn.
Walking from the shore 10 the q
house. the writer had n good chazo'
talk with the clean -limbed youth Wdl
a few hours will contest the vundH
Attell for the worlds l?2-pound Oh
"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
ENGLISH LOSE TO
CANADIANS AT POLO

SAN MATEO, Cal. Feb la.-The
Canadian polo team defeated the English
team today In tho second round OF play
for the William H. CroCkcr cup, by a
score OF Il To 3. Tho English team
played with handicap allowance OF four
goals and lost one goal on Resley's foul
and safeties by Lords TwceGmouth and
Cover. Tho English team played a good
defensive game, but never threatened the
Canadian goal. The lineup was as fol-
lows
Canada s-O *. J. Snowdop. C2) A. H.
Notion, 90 ADDISON Hone, (hsckJ Ma for
Colin G.. Ross. captain.
Englaud-G) Captain j G. Bcslcy. o.
Lord Cover. 90 Lord Herbert (backJ
Lord Twecdmouth. captain
The Canadians viii play the Slash
crs.' tho FIRST san Mateo team the Anal
game for the Crockcr cup Saturaay yhe
Slashsrs' viii play the English team
tomorrow In the finals for the Eugene de
"a bla cup.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
To Select Track.

"At present the only important matter
remaining TO be closed is the selection
Of track. At least three different
propositions are under consideration and
n decision will he reached within the
next few days,
"One of the best known horsemcn in
the country is now at JuareZ to confer
with the owners OF the largest strings OF
horses now racing there, for the purpose
of showing them the advantages OF ship
ping here for the spring meeting II is
already known that at least two large
stables now running at Charleston will
also ship here.
According TO the dates allotted by the
Pacific Coast Jockey club. racing AT the
Lagoon cannot start until the last of
August This is the first time in years
that Salt Lake has been refused the
spring dates and, instead, forced 10 ac-
cept the last western meeting at a time
when the horses arc worn out from the
summer campaign For this reason the
local business men arc planning the
spring meeting here and declare fhat it
viii be carried through successfully 80
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
Attell's Plans Laid.

Attell nut in n light day, today
morning hike OF the road being me
serious task attempted. me cnk'.
Is. according 10 his own statemenS
ing exactly on the lc2-pound no@.
MY plans are laid un 10 the In'n1
enter the ring" said Abe tonight
haps they are laid a bit iartneI; y. ~
that I'm not talking. Tuesdsy &C. .1
ri box as usual. but VIII banosxs
hands well and use heavy gloves 70
tect them.
"Wednesday I'll go over the Ioea
again and this will finish my WORK
nesday night I go TO the theatsr
my two pals, Jim Jeffries ana
kipDer. = 50.
DO | think my ttle is IN ~
Say wish there were ten Kilbanes
up across the country for me. "a
the championship and a fresh osns
hy The time I finished with en-,
Atiell stjil remains q pron9,u,nn..
yorite i'm the betting and the kilnans
bearers can have TO ] on oenian''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
Jeanette Bests Two

- Iutcfua uonai New Service.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. I9.-Joe Jean
neite. the clever Now York heavyweight.
made his hrst appearance Ia this city in
more than year Al the American Ath-
letic club tonight, hEh,inE Morris Harris
snd .'Chuck' Carlton or the nav. three
rounds each
Morris Harms was the aIst man 20 face
ieasnettA and Norris took sound lick
ING. He MAS forced 60 hold on most OF
the time and Yves Weak st The md o,
the third round. Chuck Carlton nas
game and willing, but was merely q
novice In the hands OF master. Carlton
took a healing but always fought hack.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
Bell Saves Bedel

By mternatlonaI NeWs SetE
NEW YORK. Feb. ls.--oniy ~
dell's courage enabled him 70 SSr mra,
ten rounds In bis bout yitn ~ ~
ran. tho British lightweigh,., a, Va IN
Bedcll was practically knocked knoeds oSs S1,1'
MAS loored again N the Tenn sss.
count OF nine. RegeAnin3 Ms Msoth n
fought like terrier Swine'ns In X
with abandon and 'uSh.nE a''u srus1
ropes, RedelI Was utterly
when the end came.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
HERMANN SAYS NEW
LEAGUES NOT OUTLAWS

CINCINNATI, O., Feb. l9.--August
Herman, chairman OF the national ha So
ball commission, today said organized
baseball was not hostile TO the newly
formed leagues
The two leagues are not outlaws" lie
said. They are independent bodies with :
In their rights and not trespassine on
ours. We have no right TO object 10
then. aud no license 10 annoy them The
status OF the two leagues is exactly SINH
lar so FAR as organized baseball Is con
Ccgncd.
'lf | had PLAYER FOR whom | had no
room ana al the big league clubs waived
claim on him. ! would not hesitate TO turn
him over 10 either league. ANY National
league team has a right TO dispose of it's
Conlracis % any cN-cp. nullaM LLuhe :,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
REEDS PLAYERS To
TRAIN IN SALT LAKE
Great Falls President Says
Spring Practice Will BE
in This City.
Special 10 rhe rribunc.

Special 10 The Tribune.
GREAT FALLS, Mont, Feb. 10
President Dan Tracy of the Great Falls
club OF the Union Baseball association
today announced that it had been def
nitcly decided TO send the team to Salt
Lake for its practicing season. He said
the salt Lake Commercial club had
promised that il would find some suit
able grounds Tor his use and he expects
an carly reply.
Tracy said the Great Falls club would
start the playing season at the south end
of the league circuit and that the team
would train near the place where il opens
the sea son.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20

@ ICk COOLEY owner Of the salt
Lake baseball team. came back
from California last night, filed
l< with baseball news and cnthusi-
asn. Right of. Cooley said there
isn't chance that Salt Lake VIII 20
into the Pacific Coast league this year.
He Is satisfied with tho Union asSocis-
lion and he predicts stupendous things
for the league this wear. Cooley saws he
viii know definitely within Two days
whether OF not the SkNscrspers will 90
10 southern California for spring ses-
sion with the Vernon and Los Angeles
clubs It's a lo-to-1 shot that thev will,
he saws.
Also Cooley reports a big victory for
salt lake in the acquisition OF Bill kci-
10y, tho hard hitting catcher. lie says
ho bought Kelly outright from Vernon
and he viii be on the Job al Cooley's
rsrk from tho iumDoG. Moreover Cooley
saws he picked up a younEStcr In Los
ANGELES Nao Is toutcd 10 he the most
promising find IN Ions time And II
This youucsteT Is as strenuous as his
name he ought 10 he some ball player.
Ills name is Schmdett--thsts much
of II a. Cooley could remember last
uiEnt. lie is a blacksmith. and Dick
SAYS he's got an arm Ike u hattorinc
ian. lie Was highly recommended bv
rvolcN's friends in Los Angeles Hc has
been playing bah with Jim Jeffrcss team
down there.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
Turner Easy for Redmond.

By InfrrnItI0nal News Scrvicc.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. Feb lg-CnarIic
Turner, Philadelphia boxer. who was
billed IS "thc mysterious unknown"
proved anything but a puzzle for Jack
Redmond, The western lightweight be-
fore the Southern Athletic CLUB tonight
Turner tool: the count four times i'm the
second round and was counted ont when
Turner was. unable 10 defend himself
from Rcdmond's : left labs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
Says He Has Kelly Sure,

Cooley doesn't seem TO bc worried
about ans claims other teams might lar
- kclr. lie saws nc bought Kev and
kclly belongs 90 Salt Lake and Will sure
is b" heuuI The bat.
Taking II fcv granted that Cooley viii
play carly spring games in California,
the SkNscrdUcfs would open At Vernon
on March IL and play until the Isl OF
Npril This would %vc the Salt Lakcrs
three SUNDAYS. There would bo two
Angeles
y Is Coolev's plan 10 take dftceu or
siNlccu ot hts hest men on the coast
irp aud 70 have jh" rest report in salt
Lake Aprl =. Coolc5' SAWS he has more
th2r thirty men lined IN from which TO
DICK his 1872 team y large number Of
lIese arc youngsters. lie will Give sat
Lake lads every orpcriunity u M n
good, he saws. and thinks some OF them
rirN prove themselves WORTHY
In Los Angeles. Cooley met Frank
Chance "f the C0icaso Nationals who
promised tho Salt Lake maSnatc that ne
would give both Orr and Drcssan cvorv
class
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
Expects Great Battle.

This is going 70 be a great hsx[
said Kilbane earnestly. You ~
don't undcrrate NV opponent az ~
pears to me, and right in this fact 4
lleve that ] have q shade the betfH
Attell. Understand me? I'm prep.
10 face the greatest featherweigt
the world has ever known uD %
present moment I expect the ban
fight OF my life and I am urepaN1
make il. r.
~ haven't got a worry 10 the wono
have everything 10 win and notnln<
lose The bell means nothing TO -
cent that | must put up my oest
That same bell means the propens
OF the title to Abe. I'll bet no
clnnnlnn. nv Lnn we'll these niGntA.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
HARBERTSON WANTS
MATCH WITH JOHNSON
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. FEB. 1a--Jacll Harbcrtson. the
Ogden welterweight wrestler. II desir-
Gus or meeting Julius Johnson In finish
match. They have met but once. al
Preston. Ida. TWO weeks ago. when they
wrestled for three hours ana twenty min
utes without A fall The bout was stopped
BY the sheriff because II tapped over into
sunday morning.
Usrberison is Willing 10 mret johnson
At any tWo and AZ any place the latter
may designate. lie rili also agree 10
receipts and ~ Johnson win mako his
weight tho local man will wrestlc fof
suhsiaatisi side bet
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
Pittsburg Gets Matron Stakes.

CLEVELAND. Fec ia.-Secrctsry
George Dietrich OF the grand circuit an
nQunccd today that the pittsburE Driving
club. the new member OF the circuit
has been allotted the M5tron stakes one
OF the most important OF harness colt
races. The stake will amount 10 between
$1,000 Snd 5000 The meet WAS set for
August < Ia q
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
DEFEATS
ORDEMAN AT BOSTON

Special TO The Tribune
BOSTON. Feb. 1e.-Zby szko tonight de-
feated Henry Ordsmau Or St Paul IN
straight falls. The contest was one OF
the best ever seen In Boston and WAS
witnessed ny 5000 9pecta tors. The local
club tonight announced that II would
offer a S25.0 purse for a finish match
between Gotch ana Ibyszko.
DR.. Roller defeated Karla. the Hindu
Ia straight falls.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
Cross and Maloney Draw.

BY International News Service
NEW YORK. FEB. l9.-Lesch Cross
encountered shiftN proposition in the
person Of Tom Maloney in q ten-round
bout al the Olympic Athletic club to-
night and could get no moro than dr. IS
for his efforts. Lcschie was unusually
Wild and the majority of his blows vent
vide Of thcir marks. CrosS pounded Ma
ono seVerelv in the fourth and eighth
rounds MaIoney reciproCsted Ia the
hfth and StNfh session. while the re-
naming rounds we're fairly oven.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
Boxers Arc Fined.

ANACORTES. Wash. Feb l9.-Eddie
liEhtwcightg who fought an cisht.round
draw hero last Thursday night. were
found guilty of prize lighting today and
weyc fined 500 each. Bert Van Horn
promoter OF the bout. was fined a like
amount aud kid" Ross. the referee Was
fined S2S. The district attorney declares
he win cndcayoT TO punish the spec
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
Will Meet McCloskey's Men.

'if NC so 10 California I shall take
fiieen or sixteen men. There arc six ~
Tie hcys in san Francisco now and
kelly could como down from MiSsoula I'd
oly take Morgan and HunneIl and
Bauer and Leach and Lotbrop When
Nc come back VIC ought 10 be In fine
shape. Then Nc win have three Sundays
here. ! think We can get together with
thc local team and give them Sons. "a mes
! am inclined 10 help the amateurs as
much possible.
~ figure on ono Sunday with McC!os-
keys Ogden team In salt Lake and viii
pro0Ahiy go M 10 Ogden FOR game OF
two with McCluslScv up there"
over his success in getting Kelly. Kelly
'aught more than 4 hundred games IL 81
season and PLAYED second in good
many games, lie got something like
fortv- nine tw0-base hits and twenty five
thrcc-baGseTs. Coolcy thinks he win b4
-u invaluable addition TO Buck Weaver
whose health may be All riChi. but there
Is , possibility that IA NAV not he
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
Roudil Goes Notch Higher

NEW YORK, Feb. 1a-EdouaTi Eru-
dii. the European chanpior ,So, AZ.
game IN the internsiional amateur GSc
oalkllne Championship ,1utnnment by Je-
tsaVnS pr. l.. I. Nal ;odpy. 900 70 ~.
~ his victory RoudJ tics with Gardner.
rns New JerEey PLAYER. and mayor cf
snlisoe'rn'a. FOR thru place In tbs tour
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
Hish School Team practtcs

The high school bs.ketbsll team START
ed on its last practice for the season
yesterday afternoon. The last game FOR
the high school Syili be with tho tuiN or
siiy freshmen Wednesday afternoon on
the high school floor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
Yale Victor At Wregtling.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Feb. la-'rEc
FIRST wrestling team from Harvard 70
compete with Yale met decisive defeat
here tonight. losing all seven bouts. The
i5s-pound and The heavyweight bouts
were won oy falls and the other by de-
rIeInnS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
Many to Choose From.

Cooley nov has his team about COM
r'etod. In the catching department he
has Weaver. kcliy and Perkins. For
pitchers he has Hummell Lo,hrop,
Leah. Morgan. Schimpn. Baker (doubt-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
BASKETBALL GAME
IS ALMOST RIOT
Services of Police Necessary
to Ouell Excitement at
Logan Match,
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
LOGAN. Feb. l9.--Ihcre came very
nearly being more than basketball
game tonight when the Brigham Young
college team Of the State High School
league and the Agricultural college teams
mct-thcrc was almost a riot. II took the
efforts OF all the policemen present to
prevent serious Uouplc. rs IL was th"rs
The B Y c. college PLAYERS won rhc
game by a score OF a against 1S for the
a G. II was the most exciting game
seen here in many years, and was
marked with rough play throughout. The
line up:
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-10

Special sale OF switches and hair
goods at the Fashion. Fraser
Brownsville Dry Goods company,
for few days, only, beginning Tues
day, Sept. 10. 9-9-2t
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-10

Garfield Coal. $3.50 per ton. The
Best is the Cheapest. 9-7-lm
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-10
TOM lyman DESERVES DEFEAT,

Tom lyman the only of the three candidates the
democratic nomination for governor who has engaged
penea his followers engage continued bitter attacks
his two opponents In this he like Thomas
NELL one OF the senatorial candidates For while Maupn
the target for the lyman broadses and then when Ammons
oomed strongly the attacks Anmons
We have had samples of these tactics here in Grand
Junction. his morning the local Roosevelt paper which, for
some mysterious reason lyman made Grand
Junction. has boosted him extensively than has
ed It's own candidate for governor publication silly lie
to the effect that Sheriff Schrader the leader of the Amnon
forces in Mesa county, This article inspired by some lyman
man, meant primarily injurc Mr.. Schrader
This same lynan republican paper which apparently has
speaking with the approval of the local lyman
weeks announced today that lyman planning
the democratic nominee provided lyman defeated and support
Phil Stewart the republican ticket if Stewart nominated
If there truth nth report then Thomas J. lyman should
be Overwhelmingly defeated in the primary today When
dda for office begins talk about boiling simply because
can't nomination. for the party deal that cand
date solar plexus blow.
We have admired Thomas lyman, and we think he has
made splendid warden of the pentenay and has given
pleasure defend the attacks made against his
but because he has made good warden why
he should expect clear field for the goycrnohp and
permit his utenants to bitterly attack his opponents this
opponents who whit good citizens able and
as representative democrats he.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-10

In the midst OF all the charges and councchargc flying back
and forth between the factions of the republican party Wood
Wilson stands and naacd He has no past that is
not oredabe to him. Every Of his life has been lived such
that when he stands the heights
word against hum aspcrsons upon his record mpugn
motives There question the minds of the American people,
to Wilson'S honor and truhfunss No tan of steel trust or
Standard Oil corruption funds has arnshcd his involved
him in heated exchanges with members Of his party short
and ugly word No has called him liar and he has
occasion to give the lie Wilson stands this cam
pagn the whose record unaaable whose pro-
meets the approval of the entire body of MS party
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-10
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
COLUMN
Z. F. ELDRIDGE. II. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

All medicines furnished from
my own laboratory aud put up by
myself, thus avoiding mistakes.
Ofices, 53S Capitol block. Main
street.
DR.. Eldridge's residence. No.
63S Chipeta. avenue. Phone juno
ton lot.
Office phone, Junction IFS.
office hours from $3.50 to IL
a.m.; from ! to 6 pm; from to
8 .. m. and from to p. m. Sun
days.