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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-10
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SEQ ACRES FIRST CLASS LAND. AD-
Joining east side of Cache forest re-
range: 200 acres tame hay, 30 acres
grain, so acres pasture and wood lot;
water right from four canyons; raises 800
tons baleable hay, 1000 bushels grain and
potatoes annually. Garden and small fruit.
Remarkably free from frost. Also 1000
large, young. medium grade ewes. with
reserve right for whole OF them on Cache
forest reserve; $50 very high grade young
Cotswold rams; 300 tons OF alfalfa tim
othy and fine hay. put up In irst-class
condition. on place. Only miles, all
down-hil grade, to railroad station, mar
ket and good stores: only half a mile
from l.. D. S. church and good school.
Ideal place for dairy sheep or cattle
ranch. Houses. fine spring water. good
we'll granaries, shop. barn, sheds. cor
rails. etc. Only Sc each for ewes and re-
serve right; SO each for rams, 81 per
Terms on part. address M. B.. 23l South
eth East. Salt Lake City. Utah, g2o24
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
pETrMYoN HOME BUILDERS CO.

New i-room brick bungalow, near 9TH
East boulevard. not quite finished; sec IL
frst. Price. including lot. $500; 500
cash and $50 per month.
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PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING

j. Al LUCE PLUMBER. WORK
promptly attended ~. 224 Penn ave.
Hyiand 1867. bi4i0
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Miscellaneous

WANT SEVERAL PARTIES TO JOIN
me in handling a splendid business
proposition. It will stand the closest in
Vestisauon' Will show good profits, and
requires but small amount of money
TO handle. Can give one or two per
sons lucrative work. which, under In
structions, success will be sure Address
CO. Tribune.
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HAVE y LAND PROPOSITION WHICH
Will sell very readily IN the middle cast
and In California. Want two or three
parties who are anxious 10 make money
quickly and who will either 20 into the
field and help push the deal, or who will
heip finance experienced. reputable sales
men to go. There is chance 10 make
some good money, as the demand for.
Utah land Is better today than ever be-
fore
rms proposition will stand the very
closest investigation. Act quick II in
terested. Address C-13. Tribune
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PUBLIC sTENOGRAPHER

REYNOLDS e. SUMMERS,
Largest, best-equipped stenograpnic Oh
fices In the entire west. 1919 "sLsggg sLsgg
Bank bldg. n-N
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DIR CONGER DOES YOUR DENTAL
work and accepts his pay by the week
or month eco So. Main. Wasatch 923.
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OXY.ACETYLENE WELDING

~~--~o~~~~---~-~>>.>"- ,|Icr, -,
BRASS, CAST IRON. COPPER AM
aluminium welding done on short no
dee Work guaranteed. j. T.. Fowler
Mfg. Co 4l to 80 SO. w. Temple hlO9S
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

L----~-~-~-~>>~~-~-->-->~~-- - = -,-.S
TO PATENT INVENTIONS, REGlSTlsR
trade marks or copyrights. see j. M
Thomas 3OS Utah Savings Il Trust bldS;
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DENTISTS

| 0~>~~~~>>~~~-~~-~@~~-~~
DIR. HODGES. DENTIST, SUITE 217-lS
| Brooks Arcade bldg Best and cheap
| est Wasatch 3056. c304l
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SECONDHAND STORES

GET DIR PRICES BEFORE BUYING
or selling your secondhand furniture
Salt Lake Furniture Co. l65 S. w. Tenn
pie. Wasatch 3631. r22f
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DR.. DOUGLAS is NOW LOCATED IN
his beautiful new office at $50 So. Main
street. SsLos
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-10

II 10 the heart OF the city.
Eson for 4 man with small
3 payment and terms TO
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SCHOOL OF sALEsMANsHIP

KNOX SCHOOL OF SALESMANSHIP
and Business Efficiency teaches prac-
deal business getting methods and sales
manship stra tegy. Let us help you IN
and see us 22i Mcintyre bldg. Phone
Was. 1fa2-M. hl4ls
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PIANO TUNING
WALLPAPER CLEANING

~~~~-~-~~---~~-~-~~~~ ~>>-~-~~~~~~%>~>~~~--~~~
HOME PAPER CLEANING CO SPE-
cial prices fall and winter work Was.
3lpA QSlt ~
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HUBBARD INV'T CO.,
Sc West Broadway.
GREAT LAM D.pCAT>-
Absfracts-TitIe Insurance

Utah SAVINGS & TRUST COMPANY
furnish abstracts and title Insurance.
attend 10 all details In transferring and
235 Main. sr51a
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A FARM FOR YOU IN WEST
ERN CANADA.

Ideal locations. finest farming
country in tho world-bar none.
farms~YOIjRS TODAY-TWEN-
TY YEARS TO PAY. And II de-
sired. will loan up to $4,000 for
buildings and Improvements, on
the same 20-year terms. Write
OF call on
W. c. ALBERTSON,
so3-4 Dooly block. Salt Lake,
General Agent Canadian-Paclfic
Railway Land Branch.
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PRIVATE DETECTIVE SERV-
I'VE


FIRST CLASS WOMAN OPERATOR;
secret work; women detectives fur
Dished: references. 40 Utah Savings d
Truet EIdr Was, Soil 1900
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-10

Your eye has led you TO A great bar
gain. Read IL carefully-then 20 10 your
phone. call us up and let us show you
this 2-story. Groom sningle bungalow.
Large dining room. leather paneled;
built-in buffet, large Kltchen with gas.
separate hath and toilet full cemented
basement with furnace. fruit and coal
rooms; three large, aiTy bedrooms one
down and two upstairs; lot 50xl31 10 al
ley. lawn. shade. barn, coops; walks
all for $4,000, $3.50 cash. $50 per month.
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OREGON RAILROAD LANDS.
Real EState-TO Exchange

ACRES BEARING "ORCIARD,"
Brigham CITY. good water right, for s.
l.. City property. S3500.
10 acres AL" land near Highland
Park for home in Salt Lake City. $4,000.
10 acres, house. barn. chicken coops.
orchard. near Bountiful, $500 for home
in city.
Lots, pair on west side and pair on
east side, for equity in small home, $500.
lots, 18th East aud kensington. ce-
ment walks. for home In S, l.. City or
equity In one.
land or home in Salt Lake City, value
$4,000.
Best lot In Federal Heights for small
home OF equal value. Price $1,000
GODDARD INV. CO. 50 So. Main.
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TEADE-LISTEN!

The owner OF q well-lmproyed ranch
in Sewer valley wishes 10 exchange a
one half interest TO some good. indus
trious man that Will take possession and
manage things.
The owner will trade a one half inter
est for a city home. This IS an oppor-
tunty for the right man. Act at once
SMITH REALTY COMPANY,
202 Hooper Bldg. Was 1883.
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I. OPPORTUNITIES
;0ooming Houses

j RoOuing HoussS
HOTEL BROKER
Broker OF '"e
II hS!s'l hGI'aln West
yd. ,I,2s, %TI'' strictly, y. mo8tcdd: m1onted:
!:s a'q'sd qssd $500 $500 a month
.soru conrenIencesi;;
csr7.s ,Ssr % $500 a month,
sssrns oysi rsn,ee. Nothing
's ,;gt gtoS the money
. - convenienees. rent
r.ssss,s5a: 'e Central a.losaTT location
~ ssnsse' se had If necessary
a ia, house, dep depot rSoomc StrSgt:
4, :7,as I.a:s; only $500 income
IA ,.-,,sbed. house mod
81 do !irsIiiIIh TiII handle. Excel
asht party
"A -. u rooms. mod
:, With rent o"'s
skflEnss Sg rent only Si5 a
szisae';, ;,,dO a month; cast
IA, ~, Won't last long
Leon; house full OF BOARD
4 de; easy terms
.,,..,, furnished nat;
dsu,,SS,' ~. city; rent only 500
. 1,ier fer and jani'or service
,ousc. we'll furnished;
10 81; a month: only $fSV'
., bargains in hotels ana ana
a. me. sell more thah
"a. rombinrQ.
! 2.,rr HOTEL BROKER,
WE Was. 1893.
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
For Sale-Farm Lands
$4,000.

$50, 600.
One OF the best ranches In
Montana. one and one-quarier
miles from center OF one OF best
towns IN the state. 1000 popula-
ton. full water right, running
stream through land fine tim
ber; very rich soil. improvements
cost $4,000; 40 acres; can be
subdivided and sold readily az
$3.50 70 5000 per acre in 70 20
acre lots: an estate. Investigate
al once.
HUBBARD INV'T CO,
Sc West Broadway.
h1sl1
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For 5000 cash and SIS per month.
two story. 6-room brick. southeast, near
newly paved street. Price $3.50. Why.
why pay rent2
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Walking distance. a splenddly built
6-room modern brick; has cement base
ment. sewer. walks gas, lawn: a bargain:
fare.
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REAL BARGAIN"
ON LOWER STATE.
$6500.
8 RODS TRACKAGE

RODS TRACKAGE
In heart OF wholesale district; fronting
on asphalt paved street, with track per-
nit granted.
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY,
Telephone Exchange II.
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WALTER ROMNET,
REAL ESTATE.
GENERAL CONTRACTOR,
TEL. WASATCH 1890.

We have five fine building lots
between Eleventh and Twelfth So.
and Seventh and Eighth East
40X165 feet. These lots arc In a
splendid tion. Price. $3.50
$50 cash, $40 per month. These
lots are very cheap at this price.
Let us show you.
A beautiful Groom modern
brick, fine mantel full cement
basement, furnace. large lot.
southeast: nice location; close 10
car line. Only $4,000. Easy terms,
We have building lots and
homes In all parts OF the city for
sale
Call on Walter Romney or II.
Savage. basement, 81 So. Main.
Tel. Was. 1890.
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5-room buff brick. lot 2xl0 and right OF
way. for just what lot is worth. $1,000.
5000 cash. $50 per month. Located East
3rd South street
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nhily furnished. modern.
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ADVERTISER WOULD LIKE TO
talk to good business men or women on
money making propositions / have sew
eral good lines whereby = small invest
ment means several thousa nd dollars 10
Investor, 1t will pay you to see me 2l9
South West Temple street h1527
LOOK! FOR sALE-A FIRsT-CLAss
cigar stand and pool hail, ave tables.
sood SGSa seaGn sRe 'nsF 0NnsF
leayingS town For particulars write p. Q:
PARTY 10 FILE ON ENLARGED
sbfn homestead 3eS iaod and join me In partner
sl29 per acre Land worth SIS per acre.
Address 1915 Srd aves Hyland l67c. cS9l
NOT IN A DENTAL TRUST.
-, More and better dentistry for the money
than any other Office IN the city.
n1s High class br!age work S. per TOOTH,
Phone Was. 662S. e35
BARBER SHOP AND BATHS FOR
dress c, care Tribune ogden dept g3s25
WANTED LIVE SALESMAN OR
agent for state or county for most sue
cesstul mechanical starter for Ford cars:
must have some cash TO buy agency. Ad
dress BIS Tribune. h451
WE HAVE SEVERAL H1GH-GRADE
lines 10 offer YOU territory: we have
nothing but money makers, large profit
and quick sale specialties. Call and see
US. 2l9 South West Temple. hssS
FOR RENT, OPPOSITE HOTEL UTAH,
store with large basement equipped
with gasoline pump and tank: very de-
ny -n
5O4 Templeton. Was. 1905. hlo5S
$3.50 BUYS CLEANING AND PRESS
ing business. horse. wagon, etc; good
Hyland 1929. h1311
EIGHT ROOMS, NEWLY FURNISHED.
housekeeping; location best in city;
rent $25: taking in S55, and living apts;
$3.50 will handle: quick sale. 457 South
Nam. hl33I
WHOLESALE ROUTE. s225. ALL CASH:
clearing about $I5 per month: good
stock r o. Box 500. HISS
WELL ESTABLISHED vuLCANIZING
and tire business for sale. Address
H-2e. Tribune g217o
FOR SALE CHEAP. RESTAURANT,
complete outfit, doing good business
500 cash: on account Of sickness. no
hls9o
DENTISTS
7cCScGS -. G0GcGS EFSTIsT SIMS S17-S
Brooks Arcade bldg. Best and cheap
esI Wasatch 8O56. c3O4l
DIR. CoNGBR DOES YOUR DENTAL
work and accepts his pay by the week
or month eco So. Main. Wasatch 923.
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DR- DOUGLAS is NOW LOCATED IN
his beautiful new office at go So. Main
street G2l69
DIR. s. A. LEAVER HAS RESUMED HIS
dental practice In Salt Lake ana Is To-
ca ted a. 800 306 Templeton bldg. w, 5l52.
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Expert Dentistry
DR. + 3, KEYsoR, 24O MAIN STREET.
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SECONDHAND STORES
GET OUR PRICES BEFORE BUYING
or selling your second-hand furniture
Salt Lake Furniture Co, l65 s. w. Tenn
pie Wasatch 1851. rzZ'9
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR SECOND
hand furniture. Buckeye Furniture Go.
Wasatch 1923. rzooo
WE BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE
now and used furniture Michigan a.l
Furn. Co., 430 State. Was. 6145, g53o'
WE BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE EN-
erything; prices right Wasatch 2Io5.
Deseret Furniture Co. 7o-72 South West
Temple hslp
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR SECOND
hand furniture Wasatch Furniture
Co, 357 State Was. sos. h9O2
SCHOOL OF SALESMANSHIP
~-~~O~-~~~~~-~-~-~~~-~-~~
KNOX SCHOOL OF SALESMANSHIP
and Business Efficiency teaches prac-
tlcaI business getting methods and sales
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UNITED HOME BUILDERS COMPANY,
New Orpheum Building.
Was. 42S5.
OPEN MONDAY EVENING UNTIL
8 O'CLOCK.
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BOWLING ALLEYS


WINDSOR BOWLING PARLORS. 225
Main. Prizes each week for ladies' high
scores m55l
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OSTEOPATHY

DR. G. A. GAMBLE, co.'s MINT RE
bIdr. hours to s. Wasatch 52Sis Dis
eases OF women a specially. Consulta.
ton free. bes"
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WITH best location the
lafing sl25. Rent 500.
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l hELLAR REAL ESTATE & INVEST
MENT Co
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siEains as fine as these.
o& I, over,
DAE BUILDERS co,
's+W. 2O50. W. 2031.
ht470
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IN holel, half block from
callon and new building.
neS and terms. Steam
rd cold water.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-10

LOTS. LOTS LOTS.
ON 9th East boulevard. now paved.
we say that lots In this district win ad-
sahce rapidly just as oth East property
did Get yours NOW. We have l5Oxf25.
$3.50: lOOXl65. S120O; 5OXl73. $500: lO0xl95'
$1,000, and 31sX1l6. with walks and sewer.
near 9th East and 9th South, SITS, and
500 other good buys.
We write all kinds Of insurance and
fidelity bonds.
BETTILToN HOME BUILDERS CO..
340.3t2 Main. Cor. P. o. Place.
was. 2O3o. Was 2o3l.
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Phone for information about our accu-
muative contract for prospective home
builders
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g Rent sS per room. in
? htal. One block from
NJ down and terms.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-01-10
Little Talks
on Advertising.
Pure Food and Pure Advertising

Pure Food and Pure Advertising
The pure food laws ought to be
applied to advertising. I have no
more right to deceive my neighbor
with a misleading advertisement
than I have to sell him rotten eggs
and mouldy bread. The publishers
of this paper are just as careful of
the quality of advertising admitted
to its columns as they are of the
quality of food that goes into their
homes. If you have an unsatisfac-
tory experience with an advertiser,
you will do us real service if you
will write and tell us about it. If
you get satisfaction, write and tell
us about that too. 1t will help us
the next time.
PUBLISHERS.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-01-10
BIG MONEY IN SONGS

r nav so per if successful Send your Poems,
VT M Songs, melodies today. You may be able
write big seller. H. Krkus Dugdae Co.. Dept. I'll,
Washington d. c.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-01-10
The Mostfor Your Money
In the Best Part Of the South

Unless we can show you more for
your money than you can get else
WHERE, we certainly do not expect you
to locate on T H E L A MPT 0 N
L A NDS.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-11


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CONGO OF BUSINESS

NH t.fr d chance 90 buy good no
AIelt-Il" rs H.t quantity aud es.
h4tt. 3 lt. i mat 1uu can hf,
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-27
WHITE HOPE
LOSES 7 0
TAR BABY
NorthWeSterner Fails to Stand
WaIloping and Gets Finish
ing Blow in 4th Round

TAFT, Oct. 27-Sam Langford- the
Lester, the northwestern white hope,
in the fourth round this afternoon.
The finish came after Langford had
toyed with his man from the first
period.
Lester seemed frightened and was
unable to make any sort of show
ing. The tar hammered him mt VIII
with rights and Iefts to the iaw.
much to the disappointment of the
big crowd.
A great. crowd had gathered in Pro-
moter S. III. Robinson's arena. Special
trains Brought the fans here from
points hundreds of miles distant. Quite
a delegation of San Francisco sports
arrived this morning and were enter
tanned by Robinson and prominent
members of the local sporting frater-
nifty. They made an auto trip to
points of interest and then took
luncheon.
Langford ruled strong to 1
favorite over his husky opponent and
they were also betting even money
that the Bostonian would knock his
man out within Is rounds. Langford
said that he would go right after his
man and register a knockout as
quickly as possible. Joe woodman.
manager of Langford. had several
hundred dollars bet on the battle.
Lester is a great favorite with the
Taft sports. Since making his bow
here six months ago. big Jack has
been fighting like a champion. He
defeated all corners. and the local
sporting men really believe that he
stands a chance of slipping one over
on the wonderful negro.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-27
National Champions
Taken by Surprise
By an Outside Pair

Over confidence proved the undoing
of Johnnie Strachan and Clarence
Griffin yesterday in the bay counties
doubles tennis championship played
on the Golden Gate park courts.
Griffin and Strachan on Saturday had
defeated Hardy and Mclaughlin for
the Portola championship and yester-
day went down to defeat before Fot-
trell and Batkin in the bay counties
tournament
Fottrel1 and Batkin won their FIVE
match set from Strachan and Griffin
by the scores of 6-S, 3-6. Sc, 81.
ca. The winning team played a
hard, conscientious game throughout
and their victory over the national
clay court champions came as big
surprise 1t was case of over con-
fidence, as on their win of the pre-
vious day it was figured that things
would be easy for them in the match
yesterday.
Strachan and Griffin took the first
set. lost-the second and then took the
third. With these two sets to their
credit the duo showed carelessness
and fell down on shots that ordinarily
would have been easy for them had
they played their right game.
When the champions realized they
had to play to win they frightened up
considerably but it was too late. I'M
bued with the sight of a victory, Bat
kin and Fottrell put their heart and
soul into their play and showed some
remarkable tennis. which eventually
won from the champions.
The singles championship was post
poned owing to the illness of Lyn
Murray. the Stanford champion. MUIR
ray and Batkin will meet in the semi
final round next Sunday instead OF
yesterday as originally arranged.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-27
LATONIA RESULTS

First race. five ana half furlongs, . year
olds. selEng-Shelby Belle, 112 sPeak), to
1. ? 10 1. even. won Shepherdess. 112 MAR
tin). to 1. even, second; Christmas Eve, 112
(Montour1 1 10 8. third. Time. :12. Angie
D. Loveland. Martha Mckee. Serene, Barling
ton Bess. Bayberry Candle, Hattie Nc, Caller
~ Yon, Droli also ran.
Second race, six furlongs, year oldws. sell
fng--Water Bass. Ill (Turnerl, TO 10. l to
a. out. won; Mand L. los (Kederis1. 2 TO >.
out second; DIR. Samuels, los (0bert) 3 to
. third. Time, 1915 1-5. Decathlon, The
Idol. David Craig. also ran.
selling-coy, III (NeyloDl, to 1, even, l
10 ?. won; silk Day. 105 f-), 2 to 1.
even. second; Cutie b, i05 q, even.
third. Time. ILL., Mrs. Slade Care Martha
Allan. Eta Ray, Miss Hawkstone. Terra
BIanco. Lodona, La Mode, Guide Post also
ran. Scratched-Afae Taft.
Fourth race, mile and 40 yards, all
ages handicap-Kleburne. ia fTurner) to
2 out won: Just Red. 102 (OberD to s.
out second. Ymir, 102 fGross) out, third.
Fine :4e. Briggs Brother also ran.
FMth race. one mile and 20 yards. 3 year
olds and upward, selling-L. ii. Adair. 1872
mite 1O7 sKederis) 10 /. even. second:
Flying Tom, f0s (yan Dusenl. l to 3, third.
Time. 80. Crisco. Font, Jimmie GIL. Henry
Rite. also ran
Sixth race. one and sixteenth miles, 3
wear oEds and upward. S600-James Dockery
III (Dishmopl TO /. to and TO 3.
won: Over the Sands. 100 (Martin). to l and
Q 20 l. second: SIR Catesby, 100 (Woods).
even third. Time. 1:52%. Garneau. Billy
Baker. IdIeweiss. Rake. Billy Holder, Erendi.
Plant Foxy Mary, also ran.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-27
Anderson and Rees
Hard at Grind for
Battle in Oakland

The fight fans found time yesterday
to visit Bud Anderson over at San
Rafael and get line on the lad who
is to meet Louis Rees over. the 10
round route at the Oakland Wheel
mems club Wednesday evening. In
honor of the big gathering Bud put on
a special program, boxing eight rounds
and tearing into his sparring partners
as though he bore them a grudge.;
Bubbles Robinson and Jim Dawson
both had crack at the Medford
miller, and Bud slipped the pair many
mans sized wallop. Anderson looms
up in grand condition, and Manager
Dick Donald declares he will make
1913 pounds without dryingsout.
Bud feels so confident of defeating
Rees that he is already looking for
ward to a 20 round match here or in
Los Angeles. From Anderson's View
point. the fight is as good as won,
and his handlers feel the same way
about it.
The attaches of the Rees camp at
the Oakland Athletic club can see
nothing but the Los Angeles boy.
They point to his recent contests with
Red Watson and Ray Campbell as
evidence of the Improved form of the
southern lad. Louie's father ana
Trainer, Ben Smith declare Louis was
never in better shape, and they both
number of Oakland fans concede Reea
grand chance, and he will be heav-
lily backed to defeat the Medford boy.
Betting on the contest has opened
at 10 to 8, with Anderson favorito.
but the price will change when the
Rees admirers cut the string on the
old stocking