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Detective Glenn Talks.

Detective Glenn talked freely OF III
work in the department when asked &c
q statement concerning his resignstio
and the action OF the board OF commits
sioners. He said:
have done my best while a mem
ber Of the force. When l took the
place and was put in charge OF the
roomlng house inspection / realized
just what must eventually happen.
time. and let me add that ] have
only the most friendly feeling toward
the chief. met him for the first
time a few days before he was ap-
pointed as chief and at that time
made application for position.
/ have made no plans for the fu-
ture beyond finally determining that
shall be candidate for justice OF
the peace this fall. am a Socialist
and I may get the Endorsement OF
my party. II 7 do not. I shall run
Independently. And let me say that
] feel that the element opposed to
me now and In the past is the ele-
ment that is against the law. Lev
pect that this same element will
fight me In q political race.
II is an unfortunate thing that the
plan Of making n goat" OF an Of
ricer should be followed In this city
1t seems that when an officer does
his duty-obeys the orders he re-
ceives from his superiors Cand my
every action has only been In accord
with what I was ordered to dol
that the officer should not have TO
stand the brunt OF the opposition. |
TO vent their indignation on the man
responsible for the orders themselves
and not on the one who only does
what he Is told to do.
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Results on the Turf
Weights, Riders
and Entries
Juarez Entries.

Juarez Entries.
By International Nowa Service.
Fl6t race. three and a half furlonxs-s.paisy
stevens Jos. ''Miss Fielder los. Ida Cummings
ls smussler Jos. Category los. Commaurctts
i.O , Marie o'brien u.s. Supremacy II5. br. T. by
UI1mas-Chancery Games ButerJ.
''F. D. Woir, entry.
seSond rae race, six furlonsz-J Nolan io7. Aup-
no Kick ll2. Patrick II. lle Ed Luce ii5
franeis JOY. Klndpess 1l0, Duty no Bertha v
! 10 steyes,h 10. Superiority liz. Chupadsro ia
ihlTd race eovcn furlonss-Thomas Ha,. 40,
5sE Ma 100, Transparent lOs. Durln 100 Uncle
Fourth race. Trinidad handicap. soven furloncs
-IAhtein ~, Truly i06 John Roardon los Dor
Chance l0s -'' '"n'
fifth race. five and one-hals furlouss-po-
tninica 100 ColQuiu loS. Horpos i0T Gordon Rus-
SCI iN' birdman lo4 Orange Blossom i07
SIKH race. milo and one Observation-Disclosures .el o.
Sir John 103 HannIs los Wcyanoke lio' FIoT.nce
BlTch os. Defy Jog. John Louis Jos, Burnt Can
Weather, clear: track fast
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htism IN The HIPS
N the Legs-That's

<narp dartinC pains that
soiatic rheuma atjsm
feated In the blood. And
y o s. you get entirely rid
pas tho peculiar action OF
Trough the intestines di-
the blood. In n few min
I'uence Is at work In every
and tiny capillary, Every
every organ OF the body,
nctcry becomes in effect a
I'm the blood OF impurities.
eong properties OF s. 8. s.
skin. liver, bowels, kid
iadder TO all work TO the
casting out every irritat-
III -lnflictlng atom of
pisiodscs by irrigation all
+ons In the Joints. causes
IONS 10 dissolve. renders
et and scatters those pc
'4rions In the nerve centers
such mystifying and often
@Umhtic pains.
y al. thlR remarkable remedy IL
~ weEkost stomach. n you have
eu until your stomach In nearly
VII be estonished TO md that
10 sensation but goes right 10
nfceuse IL In pure regyta BILE
Nken naturslly into your blood
ID Inhaled naturally into your
~ 5. S. s. at any drug store.
"andnrd remedy, recognized every.
N sfcatest blood antidote ever din-
<oWs is peculiar case and you
snpormauon, write IN The Swift
'1o Swift Bldg. Atlanta. Ga,
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SCHAEFFER TO MEET
MALONE ON MONDAY
Star Performers Will Be
Headliners on Manhattan
Card at Garrick.

The programme OF boxing contests
which Manager Hardy *. Downing OF
the Manhattan Athletic club has ar
ranged for the weekly entertainment at
the Garrick theater Monday night VIII
be the longest that has ever been given
the public since the opening OF the four
round game in this city.
downing has arranged six bouts for
the next weekly show of the club As
sne pest crowd,pleasers that have been
ooNins before the club for the past two
months will bo on the bill, the fans are
looking forward TO a night OF great sport
For headliner bout. Manager Down
Ing has signed Harry Shaeffer and Mike
Malone. These two boys gave the fans
a fast and furious six-round bout at the
Audltorium as preliminary to the CAL
iant-Hogan go. Shaefrer was awarded
siN rounds were up. 1t was one OF the
best bouts ever seen here. Malone had
oeen sparring partner for Gallant, and
as ne had been through hard grind
lor the ten preceding days, he says he
was stale and in no condition to do him
self Justice. He has asked for a chance
to redeem himsef and Downing has
granted the request
week In which to get back into Upton
shape, he thinks he will be able to bring
home the decision over Shaeffer At any
rate, the fans are surely due to see some
fast work while the boxers are in ac-
ton.
Another bout which Downing has ar
ranged and which looks like n headliner
VIII be between Glen Gutke, ex-amateur
champion OF the Rocky Mountain district
and Battling Travis, These two boys
are the cream of the featherweight d.
vision. and, from their past performances,
should give the fans a treat Neither
has been boxing recently, as Travis was
troubled with an infection OF the eye
until until about a week ago, and eutke has
been suffering from a lame arm. Now
they are both In condition, and, as they
are working out daily. they win no doubt
put up a very interesting contest
Ma OK McAllister, who has made such
hit with the fans by his aggressiveness
and Willingness to mix matters with any
one he boxes, will meet Billy Furnis of
ogden, whom the Junction City fans are
toutlng as conner This Will be the
first bout for Furnis In this city and the
fans Will watch his debut with consId-
cradle interest.
Kid Cuddy OF Sugarhouse. who made
hit with the fans couple OF weeks
ago when he met Bud Tucker will
box Young Maloney. who also made
his debut before the club when he boxed
a draw with the clever Tucker boy
Tim Murphy and Jacob IlopslSie,
pair OF promising middIeweights. will be
given n chance to show their ability
for the first time. IF they show as much
before the public they do In the gym
nasium. they Will give the fans plenty
or action for their money.
Ihe curtain raiser will introduce an
other pair OF youngstets who have not
been seen in action before. but who
promise TO put up rattling good bout
They are Tom Crawford and Joe Bishop
pair OF lightwejrhts
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HIGH SCHOOL MEETS
EVANSVILLE TODAY

Tho Salt Lake high school hAsketh,ii tfve will
meet the Gran,svillc high school team this after
noon In the high school gymnasium Tse game
Ia scheduled 10 start at o'clock. The Grants
Ing
The gait Lake hoyB have bnen prac,ioing rcsEu-
larly for the past week and showing good
form after their hard battles with tho woisville
high school and tho Agricultural college
Parker Pratt. coach OF the GrantsvilIs five
has been teaching his men como plays which
they hope TO tprDs tho Salt Lake boys, Al.
though thay havo lost two games already, the
Grantsvillo boys not In tho least discouraged
and ero determined 20 win. The high school
students Will 30 ablc 20 purchase tickets during
tho ptSth period In tho o!fico and season tickstE
olso will 30 sale.
The lineup for this afternoons Game viii be
Grantsville. High School
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County Investigates.

Members Of the commission were In
formed yesterday that a special investi-
g5tion of the Brunswick had been made
by two officers OF the county under the
direction OF the county attorney. The
chief OF police was furnished with the
names Of these men and during the day
was In conference with one OF them rela :
tive 10 what had been discovered at the
Brunswick,
For obvious reasons. the names Of the
Investigators from the county attorneys S
office are being withheld, but IL was an
nounced on good authority that they are
willing to furnish the chief with ample
evidence on which to base q refusal OF
license 10 the Brunswick.
L. u. Wiley. county attorney. said
Yesterday afternoon that the tnvestlga-
ton had been conducted through his Of
flee as part of a general investigate
to discover how the liquor law Is being
enforced In the city.
These men discovered, according to the
county attorney. that beer was being sold
unIaYfully at the Brunswick and that
women of the underworld oongregated
there
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Charleston Entries.
, International Nows Service.


First race three and a hnls furlonss-Jack
Hanover !oI. still Day lo1. wathou no Raven
Hau 1Ot Black c., Our OF Rcach-Miss MnMecktn.
owher J. F9mgthc; Ed wcss ioi, b. C. stall
EaH-AbSant Friend. l.. Weiss. Jaunty i0I br G
Burgomastor MornngsIdc j. o. Talboi r:mma r
5; loi. CD. {. Boangcrs- Belle OF Moytlod J. r.
hcCarrcn, May lpps i0l "
second race, six fuFlonss-Maik 20 Plain Ann
1v.. H., nans Creek JOG. Lady Innocence 90 Misr
trinity ioI Toisou dOr iIi Robby Cook I'D.
hulsar 1 %, Glenn eeachey ioa Yankee POOH i0s.
Jennie wells liz. Gorrard III Sun Guide IiI
Port Arlington los Elsln IIcrndon liz.
lhlrd race. SIX rurlopgs-Nirnbus M FLASK 90
Ienouc ll2. MotsSnt lI2 Yolthorpe II2 FLYING
H nsnkse IA, Daddy Clip IA. Marty Lou %. Tony
w. Nv, Arnor 1l5 Lord Wells H. Polly II a5
Ben Prior ~ Kettle Drum 100 w.
rn, nou1n saco seven turlonss-CeicatinI 1os Mo-
nooac@ Ing. Ancon 10 Chartier io7. Good psy
20; star Actress 100. Prince Ahmed los
,,,nn rI.'n Eeo ooe m'ie-Dr. Jackson 40. Bat
tnn5 Nelson 81 Sam Bernard los Judge Monnl
II, sherlock Holmes Il5, Dick, Pet 80 had
Se"a III loa. Peacock ai. Helen " 80 Fisl ,o2
Jos Jos stein lo8 stentor Ios. Ruisseau ll2. Frog
sixth race ono milo and % yards-Fisy "a
Kinder Lou SIS, Ford Mai iop rliont Io7 Jsoob
bnnn lot Bonnie Eloise lo7. st.alaway 1903 sber.
lock Holmes III, SopuIycda iI
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M'LEAN CONTINUES TO
TAKE SKATING RACES

sARANhc LAKE n. Z. Jan. 7s.-Robcrt Nc
tNsn o, chicago won threc Of tho four sen,or
eTens In the International outdoor skating races
Today Edward Horton OF sarauac Lako took tho
remaining eonior. the 22o-yRrd hurdles
In the final heat OF tho tto-Jard contest W II
Jackson OF Montreal received cut above the
knso and had 10 withdraw:
Summary:
ito~ysra-scrior: Won hy MeLesu; Horton. sec.
ond; Lot Roe, Toronto. third. Tine. 81 seconds
ono nus-s.nior' Won by Mclean: Roo SEC
ono a, j. oslcsy. Cleveland, third. Tine i:os
Iwo,rnl!e-senlor; Won By Mclean; Roo sec~
ono; JACK Walker, Snranen Lake. third. Time
2eo-yE-d hurdlos-Ssn,or; Won b. Horton: Fred
Robson. Toronto s'cond; n. stepbauson, Toronto
third. Time, - seoopds
Boys OF 1S and under, one mile-won by Louis
Fortune. saranso Lake; G. Pssho. Saranso Lske
second H. st Piern, Montreal. third Time
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|EV|DENCE IN
S MURDER CASE
Belonging to Ac-
Man Is Found Buried
n Engine House.

The Tribune.
NGELES, Cal, Jan. ga
Non sent a thrill through Saw
n when detectives discovered,
7 mud near the fire engine
french belonging to Captain
Davis, who is accused Of slay-
.artner, William G.. Wheeler,
cfed OF the killing OF David
ono Of his comrades IN tho
nnch. which was seen among
,Ilection of tools two days be-
Wheeler murder ON New
". is believed by the district
office to have been used to
Hess the FIRE equipment as a
|ary step in the plan to de-
Wheeler home.
tnesses were found who saw
erge from the FIRE engine
Fourth street, near Oregon
Sawtelle on January 4, and
illness was found who saw
or toward the Yarlott home,
} after the Wheeler home had
"A
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ate NepS
TERN PIONEER DIES.

- Had Many Interesting ES-
% In History Of Northwest.
r-,ril.n..a
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never complained regarding the hours
OF his service. He would work from
10 O'Clock In the nornig until o'clock
the next morning. Day after day,
with never word OF complaint. He
kept d complete record or all the
rooming houses in the city and |
knew all the time Just where they
stood They were never able. until
this time, TO put one over on Glenn.
but they go him. Just as he told me
they would. though il took them two
years TO do Il.
Glenn was forced out for doing his
full duty. It's sllam me that man
cannot hold "A place because he does
what he was hired TO do. That's
all I've cot to say.
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METEOR CAUSES ALARM
AT ALBUQUERQUE

ALBUQUERQUE. y. NJ. Jan. 29.-At
7:20 tonight blazing meteor Of large
size sped through the sky earthward.
striking In the mountains about flfteen
miles east OF the city. The meteor cN-
ploded with terrific detonation and shook
the city with such force as 10 cause
great excitement, many persons believ-
Ing terrific explosion had occurred
somewhere In tho city Houses wero
shaken. while windows and dishes rat
tied Telephone messages from the VI
cinItv where the meteor struck the earth
report that the force OF the explosion
was so great as 10 strike terror 10 resi-
dents of the neighborhood. So far as
could be learned tonight no oamase frcm
the phenomenon resulted.
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Sweeney and Ford.
BY International News Service.

pS inter natlonal NEWS Service.
BUFFALO. n. Y. Jan. 29-Russell
Ford and Ed Sweeney will be announced
as the battery for the Buffalo Federal
league team on the opening day at the
local grounds.
Ed Sweeney, the star catcher OF the
Yankees, came 10 Buffalo and held
conference with President Walter r.
Mullen, at the conclusion OF which
Sweeney said he had agreed on salary
terms and was willing 10 sign a con-
tract with the local club. a few legal
Owen q. Auspurger, attorney for the
local Federals. left today for Chicago to
meet Sweeney's attorney. Sweeney re-
turned 10 Chicago tonight. declaring he
was perfectly willing 10 sign q contract
with the Buffalo Federals, but his lawyer
had advised him not TO take any decisive
action until he had been consulted.
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City News Notes.
Q Tribune.

iDe Tribune.
'[rY. Jan. 20 9y-Tae Park City
\ club will hold its regular
FIday evening at its new quar-
ne Wells-Fargo Express office.
u Walsh. for several years con-
d the Silver King Coalition
Ied in Scranton, Pa. following
b for appendicitis. according TO
received today by p. j. Talon.
is survived by a wife and four
rem.
In Rasband's hall, the
basketball team Will meet the
high school team. Tho home
hard.
nteer firemen held their rcgu-
3 Wednesday evening at the
Owing TO so much business
pre- the meeting. the election OF
Is postponed TO some future
b a special meeting will be
" is again enjoying sunshine
|orm OF the past few days, and
az the Rio Grande and the
Dc railroads have been cleared
y the trains are again running
ID time.
~ evening. while turning the
The Union Pacific yard. Con-
O'Keefe had ths misfortune
y little finger of his right hand,
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FORECLOSURE OF THE
WABASH IS CERTAIN

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Jan. 29-Appiica ton
Tor the dissolution OF the receivershIp OF
the Wabash railroad and for decree OF
foreclosure was made TO Elmer r
Adams, United Sta tes circuit Judge. here
Today by attorneys representing the
oondholders, the Equitable Trust COM
pany OF New York. trustee. and the re-
ceivers
Judge Adams took the application un-
der adHisement. The foreclosure, II il
takes place. is 10 be under a mortga ee
OF SA1 1,929,000 TO secure issues OF refund
ing and equipment bonds. Judge Adams
tntmated that he would announce g.
tnal foreclosure decree within ten DAYS
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Will Regard Contracts.

TORONTO. Jan. 2a--President Gil
moro Of the Federal league, IN a state
meut today. described as untrue reports
that because OF the Killifer matter there
would be reprisals by tho Federal lea que
and that players under contract TO the
ma jor leagues would be taken by the
new organization.
I'VE announced oIir policy that no
player under contract would be sp-
proa ched by the Federal league. and we
do not intend TO change that policy" he
said, We want TO play fair with ev-
erybody and we will adhere strictly 10
our announced policy"
Mr.. Gilmore said William Bradley
would be the Toronto manager.
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Aliens Under Arrest,
special to The Tribune.

PRICE, Jan, ED. A PIummer Of
Salt Lake and w. r. Mansfield of Den
ver Colo, special officers of the federal
Immigration department. dropped into
Price. qn'elly this morning, and after a
few hours investigation. In which they
were assisted by the local officers. arrest
ed tho proprietors Of three alleged dis
orderly houses and five other PERSONS, on
the charge OF being undesirable aliens.
Three of the prisoners are Japanese and
the other five are Greeks. Tho accused
will be given a hearing tomorrow, and II
the evidence warrants 1t they will be de-
ported,
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nts Davis Records.
he Tribune.

Jan. 29.-County Clerk A. V.
B received a letter from Dis
ney j. y. Fredericks OF Los
King for copies OF the court
he case against W. Il. Davis.
Tor murder In 1894. and con-
Involuntary manslaughter,
beer forwarded as requested.
=on may be called to Los An
|ptify Davis as the man who
|rd convicted acre. which he Is
<ent to do. as he attended both
Newspaper reporter. After the
Davis presented Mr.. Robson
|tvolvcr that he (pavis) had
ung the three men at West
*hich he was indicted. After
ION OF involuntary manslaugh-
Killing of Charles Brock. the
c3scs were dismissed.
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Johnston. outfelder of the Chicago Cubs,
were the objective points In an effort
TO prevent Doc" Johnstons jumping to
the Federals W. +. Doyle. scout for tho
Maps, conferred with the drst sacker
all afternoon and then left here with him
tonight for Cleveland 10 confer with
President Somers. Jimmy Johnston was
bomharded with kilograms from both
President Murphy OF the Cubs and Joe
Tinker OF the Chica go Fe6erals. Henry
ODay viii arrive here Friday 10 confer
with the younger Johnston as special
representative OF the Cubs.
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y In History Of Northwest.
The Tribune.
Mont. Jan. 29.-James II.
Of the best known OF tho old
invest Indian fighters. and
III the councils OF the Mon
ors, Is dead AT Los Angeles.
he gold stampede that attrs Ct
renturcsome nature OF GalIop
and lured him aboard a boat
1 New York City TO Porua nd.
1852 found him In Montana,
ID and fighting road agents.
nm, Peter Riggs, notorious In
<e days of Montana territory,
through the shoulder during
b one stampede into Idaho,
$i.25 pound for flour and
|bacco. Later he made UP for
Iture by selling Major Villa m
200 pounds OF butter for $500,
b 1857, when Major Davenport
zIion Of troops was in pursuit
y II was the first butter the
d tasted in months and they
rs the treat of their lives.
'p was formerly president of
b county pioneers. He owned
bred livestock ranch IN that
Gallop station was named
~ He was 80 years old.
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HUSBAND SUSPECTED
OF NUMBERING WIFE

CINCINNATI. Jan 2e.-The body o:
underneath her bed I'm her fiat tonight
There was a Jagged wound In her TOM
ple and her skull was fractured In two
places. Her arms were crossed on her
chest aud her entire body swathed In
towels.
Mrs. Hurrell had not been seen since
TUESDAY \ search has begun for tho
woman's husband. Jacob Hurrell.
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Grant on Resignation.

Chief OF Police E. F. Grant in referring
IN the resignation OF Detective Hugh L
Glenn, said yesterday;
So his enemies got him, did they?
When Glenn came on the force and
gave him the rooming house de-
tail he said to me that they would
get him. / told Glenn that a new
order was In effect and that a man
would not be discharged for doing
his duty, but that he would be- dis
charged for falling to do his duty
Glenn has done his duty He has
stuck on the trail OF the roominR
houses and has struck terror TO the
hearts OF tho prostitutes and mac
quereaux, and thoy knew that they
could not prosper here so long as
he was on the force.
That Us why they have got him.
II they had gone after the head OF a
ranking officer II could easily be un-
derstood, but when they go after a
man In the lowest rank OF the serv-
ice, cannot underBts nd II. save that
II was because he did his duty.
Glenn was one of the men who
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MATCH is ON AGAIN

Mike Tokel. worlds champion rniddlcyeirht
wrestler. aud Jack Harbertsop OF osden ycste--
day signed a=tieer for ,rlsh match IN Ogden
on February II Tho aTo 90 make !5s rinS-
side. They posted forfeit oi 500 each Neither
Inau can call o.! the bout uniess he to-fots Sioo
ana tnc!o Is to be no pcatponsrcnt ouco the
match starts. Tom Painter o, Evanston wyo
is tlrst choice ioT referee. IN the ovcnt that
Painter cannot serve Ben Haraer OF Sal, Lake
Will be asked 10 offlciafc.
lokol Is working steadily for his match with
George BoihneF next Tuesday. The Now Yo-s-
er viii arrive Ln SAT- Lsko SUNDAY.
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ment OF Its local business affairs: ]. q.
Wa,tot' chairman: Ralph Poulton, o. W.
Andelin. James Fisher, Emery McKeIIIp
NJ. 9. Newell. D. @. Calder. Joseph 10
Booth. John r. Stubbs, Andrew Knudsen.
Otto Olson, r. ". Brereton, Alpheus
SooE, A; r. DeLong. W. o. Beesey and
D. J.. Vincent. The committee Will meat
Saturday at o'clock for the constdara-
ton OF the question and later report TO a
meeting OF tho fruiterowers
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Condemnation Suit Continued.

PROVO, Jan. 2a.-James r. Hammond
lis down from Salt Lake as attorney for
the defendant IN the case Of the Salt
Lake & Utah Railroad company W. N II.
Hcisclt. suit to condemn land owned
by the defendant near American Fork.
for railroad right-of-way purposes. Abel
], Bvans represents the plaintiff TIE
case has been continued for the term,
All the jurors in the Fourth district
court have been discharged for the term.
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cLUBBED WITH GUN.
r. w. Crockett OF Price Severely Injured
as Result Of Quarrel

Special TO The Tribune.
PRICE, Jan. Pr. W, Crockett, real
estate man and former editor OF the
Eastern Utah Advocate. WAS badly beat
en- about the head last night by a gam
bier, he says, with whom he had had
some words. Crockett had been In the
Brandon saloon, where hs had a wordy
quarrel with TEX a gambler working
at the Brandon place. and whom he left
ne declares. Tex followed him out and
beat him over the head with gun, cut
ting him so badly that It took fifteen
stitches 70 close the wounds Officers arc
looking for TEX"
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THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY 3d. 1914
"CASCARETS" IF COST|VE, BILIOUS,
HEADACHY AND UPSET. -D|ME A BOX

tress; relieve your sluggish Liver and
clogged-up waste which is producing
the misery.
A 10-cent box Of Cascarets keeps
your head clear, stomach sweet, liver
and bowels regular and you feel bully
for months. Don Z forget the children
their little insides need a gentle
cleansing, too.