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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21
Ton Imn. oMAIIA rNrosIrIoN.


The RIO Grandc Western Railway an
nuurDH daily rate OF $500 from salt
Llkg city Goo omaha and return during
thu Trans Mississippi Exposition. The
very best train service aud accommoda-
UunH Ticket Oflco. no0ly Block. 100
W soe0Ul south post oulCU Corner,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21

HOODS PILLS cure an liver ms.
Eary tl take. eary 10 operate; reliable.
sure. 90 cents.
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Az rNcrLrrNr PAMPHLET.

Priesthood and pfarl1 lncy is IN tltio
OF ilttle pamphlet just issued from
Geo. q. Cannon and sons publishing
Establishment. this city. The author Is
Elder Chia ", ponflHo the purpose
of ne pamphlet o. o. examine the
claims of thr sl-calici "RC1rglnisri"
church and compare them with the
teachings OF revelation ANA the dllue-
lions of reason, aud this 90 done DO
hEhly satisfactory manner.
Elder prrr1tc commences his ire1-
t.aa hy q hrHt statement ~ the orIr.n
90 the "HelrTln.s.i" church and
points out ihr lueaus.f,.ney of thHt
NUy name, Th.1 ho takoa mp Co.,
TrUurdt 0B wh..h % ls asserted that
CO., church OF jesus Christ ~ Latter
day Saints h1B boon disorsluIa.d and
ul .t,d, rnl shows by numerous rotor
vurHH 90 it. revelations rlvgn ibIt
Chez grounds arH 40 uuiUulble. nc
points ouy that only hy pgrvGr,lnr tha
word of God can ihe fIni.Ht m-
blame. 10 argument boz found Cor such
allegations
The l'iiie pamrh'.. although pllamIs
ar tp lit fe1p., conveys q great d.ll "
information upon subjects 81 vast lime
p'rt8nc.. Lineage ln 90. prrUhl1d,
tho dlnorauer between ihs power ct
pr0fthnll and pra'lgneyi tho duil,s
of tho Council OF the Twelve and the
lliTh Councils arr some 1f the subjects
touched upon The claim that the
Prophet Jus.ph ordained hls son o. be
his successor s thoroughly rsfuted hy
testimony from "yluug Joseph h.m.
self and others, 10 lH all written with
thg force NJ expression and clolrnra1
Of thought Cor which The literary Go
forts OK Eligr Charles ". Pturoso arc
wall kn0Wu among rho Saints. We
recommend thI7 excellent treatise Co
ihe careful study nf all Interested IH
.ho subject 70 ieils with. u sh5ui
provo convincing 90 au who arg open
tn conviction.
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a prince or not. but n mon that has
carte and u-ra at ms fingers ends
must BE- .nt man."
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Friday and saturday our yL95 chUd's
Tan oxford Ties, Sizes Sis 10 il-sgc
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Payment Tor subscriptions always 10 adj
vance
CITY tntarfibsfa viii kindly notify v n
Dunbar tcirruintufl uf any irfrgnlafiB IN
The delivery u thoir paprft
al Recommendations should he addressed 70
uarnr AENs iuniiautnu %
Telephone ~
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I0h Moore. ~ Ia Fayoue. Ind, snys
TINT COR constipation he has found De-
wits lItt'. EARLY RlEDrs 90 Doe perfect
Thsy mover rrps. Try thrm for siln-
uOh aul IIyar troubles. l.. G.. Sghramm.
Prescription uuggist, Mccormick Wdg,
Corner Main md First south StrpUtA
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Resort,


Most beautiful nud nearest summer Resort
a. Salt Lake tItf#uuiV lI miles distant
Nuarhri 10y carriage ur stage from Murray
every LAY. leaving az $50 r.. o., returning
in She vNcnlnE. Ample hutUl urfummuIh-
tiHusi hot amt cola uutrr Cold mountain
streams plurd ~ the resort
phfilua'ui two nr more may reach che Re-
SORT 30 my time hY special conveyance ~
rraulnr stare urT, sLfOtuHh. hy tclrphiIlng
tu Murray Drug Co Tor urnntor q Atwood
UNurYWnu.
Among the pleasant features are the nice
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21
ELEGANT SULPHUR TURKISH BATH

and Treatment Rooms iu charge of a
COMPETENT PHYSICIAN, Who win
diagnose and prescribe for patients
needing medical aid. NJ you have GA.
TANitli, DYSPEPSIA, RHEuMAT-
lsAL NERVOUS TROUBLES or KID.
My DISEASE, como ana be cured.
Any Kind ~ % bath you want. Message
FOR both upHUs, swimming lessons for
ladies' by the mltruu.
Several farms wanted. Address with
tuil description. a. ii. Russell. Akron.
Ohio.
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subscrihcrs changing their place ~ resi-
dcncc shuuid always give former as WolI as
Ifpseut address
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WHITES CREAM VEDaUFUOE not
only uu0rtullly eNpcla woIms. but iH
untquHllUl Hs n tonic, and o. % certain
and permanent cure tor Chilla and
Fever iu children Price 20 cts. sold
by y. g.. N. l. Drug Dent,
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The ursfnrT srni-wtrKtY Nrws Il pub.
ilshou on TUESDAY and Friday f'ach week
The Drsrnrr wrrKrY IN magazine form Is
published every saturday
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Tho Drerrrr Tvrvtxu Nrws is published
dnily. sunday excepted. Of rufurr ~ south
ard last Temple streets salt Lake CITY
REGULAR edition o. hu'clucN
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Summer
>Cottages.

For Roni ON reasonable forms fut tho
season. Apply " John Wells, - North
Main. or a.
Evening star., 1898-05-10

''GArCHEI.-MADE;'' BLACK OR BLUE SERGE
Suit is the dressicst summer suit in the world.
Sometimes blue duck vest is with ii, with
very swell effect. We have bolts of the serge
and duck to show as samples Same old PROPOSE
ton: Fit pay
J. FRED. GATCHEL Il co, Tailors. 6O4 18th St
r F. Mudd the famous cutter, is now with Us.
mylO-Sd
Evening star., 1898-05-10
FINANCIAL.
SECOND woRKINGalES's BUILDING

SECOND WORKINGAiEN'S BUILDING
ASSOCIATION.
The first payment on the fourteenth issue Of
stock will be received WEDNESDAY EVENING,
May IL. ut hall, corner 7th and Pa. ave. NV, at
O'Clock.
-, Shares, 81 each.
Six per cent paid on investments
DENNIS FOGARTY. President.
DANIEL, SHANNON, Vice President.
II. d. DAILY Treasurer.
JOHN 7. LYNCH, Secretary
my10-2ts
Evening star., 1898-05-10
NAVAL ORDERS.
= NhVAL OHDEHS.
Latest Assignments Announced by the
Department.

Latest Assignments Announced by the
Department.
The following naval officers have been
appointed and assigned: Acting Ensigns p.
l.. Eaton, s. HiDdrie, P. D. Standish, w. r.
Parker and F. B. Gaylord, to the Yosemite
acting Ensign c. N. Borden, to the Mimi J.
sofa; Acting Ensigns w. H. Cunning, c. L.
Mckinley, S. z. Holmes and F. X. Ed
thoper, to the New Hampshire; Acting
Lieuts. Ounior Grade) T. H. Newberry and
Z. +. Lothrop. to the Yosemite; Acting
Lieut.. (Junior Grade) j. B. Parker, to the
Minnesota; Acting Lieut.. (Junior Grade) A.
Duane. to the New Hampshire; Acting AS
s1stant Engineer F. c. Williams to the
Prairie; Acting Assistant Engineer A. r.
jackson, to the Suwanee Acting Assistant
Engineer NJ. E. Cooley, to relative rank OF
lieutenant; Acting Passed Assistant En-
glneer j: l.. Gilbert, to the Yankee; Acting
Passed Assistant Surgeon b. L. Parker anu
Lieut. u. Wilkes, to the Yosemite; Acting
Lieuts. j. c. Southerland ana A. r. Morrill,,
and Lleuts d. w. Shea and j. d, Bostick
to the Pensacola yard.
Acting Lieut.. Il. e. Weeks, to coast sig
nal service.
Paymasters Clerk S. b. Caldwell, fleet
clerk at San Francisco.
Chaplain w. L. helms, from Wabash to
the Lancaster.
Lieut.. G. c. Hauns, to command the Free
Lance
Naval Cadet E. G. Castleman. from
Franklin to the Newark
fassed Assistant Engineer NJ A. Ander-
son, ordered to the Newark May u.
aymaster n. G. Speel, from Amphitrite
to Naval Home for treatment.
Chief Engineer Z. p. Howell, to Newark,
MAJ II.
Lieut.. ]. p. McGuinness, from the hide
peEoence to the A1batross as executive otti-
Capt. A. T. Mahan, retired. member of
War board at Washington.
Lieut.: Commander K. X. Ingcrsoll, to be
ready for sea duty.
Lieut.. G. l.. Deyer, to naval intelligence
affiae.
Lieut.. Commander E. d. Taussig, from
naval hydrograLhic Office to naval lntelli-
gence office.
Ensign G. S. BookwaIter, to st. PauI
Ensign w. V. Powelson, to the st. Paul
Lieut.. N. A. McNally, from the Sterling
to the Yankton.
Naval Cadet w. T. Cluverius, from the
st. Paul to the Scorpion
Ensign A. T. Chester, from the Sterling
to the Machas.
Ensign L; s. Thompson. from the
Machias to the Dolphin
Sailmaker w. Redstone, as assistant Ia
Lieut.. Commander Phelps
Surgeon II. +. Percy. from the Monterey
to the Charleston.
Ensign F. Rodgers, from the Charleston
to the Monterey.
Naval Cadet A. Brown from the Scorpion
home to await orders
Lieut. j. A. Daagherty, from the Ster-
Ing to the Vermont
Acting Lieut.. Dixon, from the St. Paul
to the Sterling
Acting Lieut. Osborne. to the Sterling.
Acting Lieut.. j. d. Cowel to the Ster-
ling.
Acting Ensign c. p. Eustis, to the Yo-
semitic
Acting Assistant Surgeon F. S. Fielder
appointment from 9th.
Acting Assista 1t Surgeon H. d. Ayerhill.
appointment from 9th.
Evening star., 1898-05-10

CONDENSED LOCALS.

Mrs. Madison was taken sick last night
about o'clock nea- Maryland avenue and
1st street southwest The police ambu-
lance was summoned and she was removed
to the Emergency Hospital, where DR..
Juenemann attended her.
Maggie Slingland, five years old, was run
over by a wagon, the team being driven by
Peter Gleason, near I'd and H streets
northeast about 7:30 o'clock last night
She was taken to her home, No 13l n
street northeast. where 1t was found her
injuries were not serious. No blame was
attached to Peter Gleason, who was in
charge of the team.
Evening star., 1898-05-10
CORSON & MCCARTNEY.

Members of the New York Stock Exchange,
1419 ST, Glover building.
Correspondents of Nessra. Van Emburgh & After.
bury, No. Wall ST., New York city,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds.
Deposits. Exchange. Loars.
Railroad stocks md bonds and all securities
listed on the exchanges Of New York. Philadelphia
Boston al Baltimore bought and sold.
A speciality [ ade OF investment securities Dis
triet bonds and all Il cal Railroad Gas. insurance
and Telephone Stock dealt In.
American Bell Tei.phone Stock bought and sold
je31-16d
Evening star., 1898-05-10
FAIR TONIGHT.
Partly Cloudy Tomorrow, With Light
SOutherly Winds.

sOutherly winds.
Forecast till pm. Wednesday: For the
District of Columbia, eastern Pennsylvania,
New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and Vir-
ginia, fair weather tonight: Wednesday
partly cloudy; light southerly winds
Weather conditions and general forecast:
The pressure is high on the Middle and
South Atlantic coast. and a belt of high
pressure extends from Texas throughout
the middle plateau, and on to the North
Pacific coast. There is an extensive de-
preston north of Lake Superior.
Scattered showers have fallen in the
lake regions and centIal Mississippi val
leys. The weather remains nearly clear in
the Atlantic coast districts and is clear
over most of the west. A belt of clouds ex-
tends from the lake region to Texas.
There has been but little change in tenn
perature conditions.
Fair weather will continue tonight in the
Middle and North Atlantic states, followed
by increasing cloudiness Wednesday. Part
ly cloudy weather and scattered showers
are indicated for the lower lake region;
fair, but partly cloudy, weather for the
Ohio and lower Mississippi valleys, and
generally fair weather in the gulf states.
1t Will be somewhat colder in the lower
Mississippi valley tonight.
The following heavy precipitation Qn
inches) was reported:
During the past twenty-four hours-Abi-
lene, 1.6S: Cuero, Tex, 1.SO.
Rivers-The following changes in the riv-
ers lin feet and tenths) have occurred.
Risen Little Rock, O.S
Fallen, Vicksburg, Ia; New Orleans, O2;
Fort Smith. "a.
Above the danger line and rising, Little
Rock, So
Above the danger line and falling, Vicks-
burg, O.5; Fort Smith, 3.3.
Tide Table.
Today-Low tide 4:51 am. and 5:36 D. M +;
high tide, HOO ain. and II "a pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide Coz am and 6:39
p. m; high tide, 1902 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rises. 4:52 am: sun sets,
1902 pm.
Moon rises. 1901 am. tomorrow.
Tomorrow-Sun rises, 4:51 am.
The City Lights.
Gas lamps all lighted by $40 pm; ex-
is begun one hour before the time famed.
Arc lamps lighted at 7:55 pm; extin-
gu1Shed at Ala am.
Condition of the WATER
Temperature and condition Of water at
am: Great Falls, temperature "a: con-
dition. i: receiving reservoir. temperature,
80; condition at north connection, 2; condi-
ton at south connection, %: distributing
reservoir. temperature, 50; condition at in
| fluent gate house, SO: effiuent gate house
SO.
Records for Twenty-FOur Hours.
The following were the readings of the
thermometer at the weather bureau for
the twenty-four hours beginning at D. m.
yesterday:
May o. pm. 68; s pm, G1; midnight, So.
May 10+ am, 4S; am, 55; noon, II;
2 pm, "A.
Maximum. "a, at 2 pm. May 1O mini
| mum, 45. at 8 am. May 10.
The following were the readings of the
barometer at the weather bureau for the
past twenty-fOur hours, beginning at =
pm. yesterday:
| May "a PM. 29.97; a.m., 1901; mid
| night, 3O.O1.
May 1O-4 am, 1908; am. 80. 90; noon
| 30.05; pm, 5000.
Evening star., 1898-05-10
Local Pensions Granted,

Pensions were today granted to the fol-
lowing residents of the District Of Colun.
bia:
Mary Shelton. s. per month: George w.
Dechard, 50 per nonth A. d. Harlan. 81
per month; John M. Grath, Increase from
$14 to SIT per month; Marion Stansbury, SIS
Fer month
Evening star., 1898-05-10

Ing the Maine. These were the Merritt and
Chapman wrecking company and che Bos-
ton Tow Boat company. The department
settled their claims for an aggregate Of
$1oOoo which Is about one-half Of the ap-
preparation nade by Congress for the
work OF wrecking. Up to the time when
the work OF wrecking was stopped by the
outbreak Of war and the wreckfng boats
were ordered home, the contractors had
recovered good deal of government
property including five 6-inch rifles which
alone are worth more than the amount
of money ieid to the contractors.
Evening star., 1898-05-10
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.

EQUITABLE COOPERATIVE
= BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
THE SUREST WAY
TO SECURE A HOTTIE.
The plan of securing home through Equitable well
understood by those members Most people realize
take advantage of the opportunities
ands OF loans have been made
homes the majority which have been repaid and settled in full
In the 1s I-2 the EQUITABLE doing business
The loans to. ............. 70, 10000
The loans repaid and settled ...... .s7,ro49327o
his shows the large amount of loans made members and
the large amount of which they haver repaid
For those who have saved fund make the first pay
ment on property the take Association
scribe Tor as many shares they upon regularly every
month When these savings profits have accumulated uh
cleny to make selection purchase
be made The Association will value property
examined see that the and
balance full This a pursue
the certain and safest and the best way people
In cases where fund has already been property
be purchased through the Equitable
lhe loan repaid 81 nstamens
rent rate OF interest be a period in full or
IN part at any time This be done, rule
for Although the borrower has money in
hand he until the opportunity
the borrowers the Association pay their property No
better terms can be obtained upon which money
SAVING WITH THE BEST RESULTS
There have been issued 94sz shares to 2ooS shareholders
Upon these shares
lhere nave been paid S5.ooSS53o3
OF which there have been returned to
meh'oers ..........- 5000 I9626
With profits paid to them amounting to-. S4244z5oo
In these figures furnished the success
the cooperative method of acquiring
derived theretron 1t systematic discipline saving
comes habtpromotes and nres thrift owner
ship of property and comfortable independence The attainment
of such condition is within the most people who have
regular employment and o5 per cent
OF elderly people dependent others for their daily support
sad situation indeed In the great majority
doubedy and avoided This
of elderly peoples dependence entirely reversed
the membership length of standing Equitable which
is true in fact in the statement
The Equitable purely saving and loanng AS
soaion conducted such bring greatest benefits to its
membership Its practical cooperative association in
the Is and months doing business clearly DEM
onstraed and firmly established
Further information concerning the Association to pro-
ceed etc, will be cheeruly furnished by the officers.
Statement showing the present withdrawal stock in
each issue which monthly made
the first eight issues having and been redeemed:
Evening star., 1898-05-10
No Reports From Sampson at the
Navy Department.
SPANISH SHIPS NOT YET FOUND
Mr.. Roosevelt Bids His Associates
Farewell.


Up to the time Secretary Long started
for the cabinet meeting, at IL o'clock to-
day, he was without information from Ad
miral Sampson's fleet concerning any pos
tive action. All Inquiries about the Navy
Department. were directed toward the
whereabouts of this fleet and it's prospects
OF a speedy engagement with the enemy.
While there is little doubt that the officials
Evening star., 1898-05-10

BUY A BEAUTIFUL HOME AT CLEVELAND
Park on your own terDs. Bee Houses Fer
ssle." Small cash payment apzeu
Evening star., 1898-05-10
Washington Savings Bank

NV. CORNER l2Tu AND SIS NV,
Pays interest savings and comr srcial accouuts.
Loans real estate. installment plan II preferred
Safe deposit bo1ss for rent at s. year and up
evenings frpm to q fe2e-sm
Evening star., 1898-05-10

Hodges has captured
the best booskeepers in 10y his fat
opening ledgers and journals ruled order.
Orders coming in every day Send yours. 511
9th ST. my9-Sl
MESSSRS. WILTON HARVEY AND EDW. w.
GaylOr having purchased the stock in trade of
the late Reuben F. Baker as successor to the
firm Of BEALL x BAKER. / take pleasure in
recommending our former patrons to their favor
able consideration and continuance of their
trade with the new firm. Harvey * Gaylor.
myI-3t CLARENCE BEALL
Evening star., 1898-05-10
HOME BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Eiftenntl ISSun Of Stock


Office OF Treasurer, 1907 Pa. NV.
Last chance to obtain stock in the series
Books close against subscriptions with month of
May, 1898
Fifth monthly meeting of 18th series at s.w.
corner If Penna. and 10Th St, Tuesday even
ing, 10th inst, at 8 O'Clock.
Shares, $500 each. Monthly payments. $1.0O
per share.
At this meeting, the fifth Of the 18th series. n
payment of $500 per share will be required on
each share taken now.
Interest per cent all payments on stock
withdrawn tanc lied in settlement of loans.
Maximum amount loaned per share is S1I5-the
additional monthly payment theI efor being S1o0
per share. Loans can he settled more
shares at the pleasure of the borrower.
la-ge number OF shares of The series al
ready taken Come in while there is still Il chance
to do so.
THOMAS DOWLE.G, President 612 St NV
ANSON S. TAYLOR, Vice President, 1918 st.
n.
w. II. WETZEI. Secretary, 2135 II st. NV
EDWARD s. WESCOTT, Treasurer, 1907 Pa.
ave. NV.
DIRECTORS:
LEVI ]. BRYANT, 1905 Conn. ave. NV.
JAMES H. BYRAM 2023 ii ST. NV.
SAM'L A. COOMBS. 2214 II ST. NV.
= JOHN B. GILFIII.EN. 1921 Columbia st.
GEO. ]. JOHNSON. 113 Market space.
CI1AS. n. MOORE. 1145 18th st. NV.
S. NORRIS THOINE, 933 23d st. NV.
my7 1910
Evening star., 1898-05-10
There's the Devil to Pay

IL my printing office. and want to make him
earn his money. And there others to look
after. l do printing at the best and turn 1t out
as quickly as the hasty could expect.
No job too big too small Estimates given
quick if you'll phone 1879.
N. T. Elliott, 500 10th St.
ur1O-14d
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-07
ENUMCLAW HAS A BIG DAY.
An Old-Fashioned Celebration, With
q big Attendance.


Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer
ENUMCLAW. July ga great deal Of
patriotism was displayed at the celebra-
ton at this place. Sleep was impossible
after midnight Of the Sd, on accoun. Of
the great noise occasioned by firing Of
cannon and explosions of giant powder.
AT an early hour people from the sur
rounding country and towns began to ar
rive, and at the commencement of the ex-
ercises, 10 o'clock, the town was well
filed
The procession started at the above-nam-
ed hour. headed by the Enumclass Cornet
band followed by the Odd Fellows In full
regalia. Goddess OF Liberty and Uncle
Sam In a gaiy decorated wagon, school
children representing each state Of the
Union and citizens.
The exercises at the grove were opened
by the choir from Fir Grove, led by Prof.
Duquemy. The selections were all well
rendered and credit is due each number
Prayer by Pastor Farfara followed The
Declaration OF Independence was read by
Miss Maud Potter of Enumclaw, in a very
pleasing manner The orator of the day,
Hon. w. II. Morris. of Seattle, was then
to the best grafton ever delivered in this
part of King county.
After dinner people amused themselves
by dancing in the pavilion until The races
were called. at O'Clock. when the pro-
gramme of races and sports was carried
out.
In the evening grand ball was given
by the Enumciaw Cornet band, which was
greatly enjoyed by the large number pres
ent. Music was furnished by the E.nunl-
claw orchestra.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-07

cusston. ana the Portland management
vas psf in shape % meet its obligations
u the league under new conditions. that
Manager Borehers agreed to- The loss
aecrv,inx from trips TO Spokane was oee
Of the knosty points to be settled. and
instead Of trying 10 arrange for moving
the team there 10 . nearer point. il was
decided that Spokane should in future
guarantee so for each game 10 the team
visiting that place. This was done 10 in
part meet the heavy expense OF trans
portation.
Next. the season was extended three
weeks beyond the time first agreed upon.
and Is to close in Tacoma and Portland
October 9. Spokane will close the season
At Portland, the Seattle team winding up
the last series here.
The question of changing unpires de-
veloped long talk OTools was report
ed 70 be giving fairly good results in his
work, and after = long discussion It was
decided to remove Umpire NcInerny and
substitute ]. d. Reynolds instead Rey-
nolds was a member Of the Spokane team.
He was injured by q pitched ball. and has
since not been in condition to resume his
place with the team He Is considered
q cool-headed player and highly recon-
mended a. an umpire. He was listed 10
umpire the game at Seattle this afternoon.
The two protested Seattle-Tacoma
games were decided In favor OF Tacoma,
the decisions Of Preaident johnson having
been Endorsed by the meeting.
The home team left for Portland this
morning. Spokane win play a series here
next week, the Portland team going to
Seattle.