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Tow THE MoRMoNs PLAY BALL
Exciting Game in Which the Visitors
Went Down to Defeat.

Went Down to Defeat.
Manager Grim decided to take the first
rhack at the new balls and so sent
lis men to the bat first and one, two,
hree order settled them as they came
lp In the second. however, II was q
title different. and Pullman got his
'needens." Tacks PARROT, the infant,
vas the first Up and smashed the ball
% left field for safe hit. Anderson
0llOwed with a twO-bagger 10 right CEN
ar and Hanley smashed one over IN tho
eft garden. Cook got high one to
frary I'm right and went out; then Fisher
nd Quick followed with safe ones. max
ng a total Of five hits for the inning.
which earned three runs. A lone hit IN
he third, a two-bagger by Hanley in the
Ourth. and one. two. three order In the
fifth was all the locals could DO.
In the sixth. Helena's first error Of the
rame gave PARROT first. Anderson then
Knocked a ball away over to deep mid
iie. but Lefty Maggie let it slip through
MS extended hands and the Salt Lake s
,atcher reached second and Parrot home
before the ball could be fielded in. Putt
nan started out very wild in the seventh,
Quick getting a free ticket 20 first DOna-
1uc stopped one with his ribs and Bradley
got four wide ones; then came hit by
Davis scoring two men and another ms
OK Parrot scored the third PARROT got
mother whack on the trade mark and
brought Davis IA. Hanley again reached
second as an opener in the eighth, but
could not get past that bag as the men
went out Ia one two. three order.
In the ninth four more were added TO
fha already long string Of TALES marked
up for the Mormons. Donahue the first
man IN famed. Then came a hit 20
right By Bradley. Stats, with q broad
erin On hia face Knocked the ball IN the
direction of Murray and did not stop un-
tiI nc was safe on third PARROT took
a piece out OF the bail. scoring Davis, and
Anderson not 10 be Outdonc by Stats,
fired another three-bagger in the direc-
fion OF the smeltcr town. he dieo on
third however. both Hanley and Cook
going Out nc first
until the eighth, when one lone run was
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Seattle. s: San Francisco. 0.

Seattle. July I.-McCay pitched the
best game Of his career today holding
Frisco down to four scattered hits. The
locals hit Lehman hard. The batting and
fielding Of TredWay was the feature and
money was thrown at him for his second
long drive, which scored two runs. Score:
Il. IL. T..
Seattle. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL
San Francisco ............-......... 0 S 2
Batteries-McCay and Stanley; Lietman
and ZearfOss. Umpire. Huston
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National LEAGUE meeting Called.

New York. July u.-President Puiliam
of the National league has called a spe-
cial meeting OF the league to be held at
the Victoria hotel. this city, on Monday,
July 20th.
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&c Game al Tacorna.

Tacoma. July 11.-Spokane played the
Tigers sixteen innings to a tie this after
noon. and il was the finest BAH game
played here since the present league was
organized 1t was a brilliant pitchers
battle between Loucks and Damman.
with hOnors evenly divided, and both men
backed up by marvellous fielding from
start TO finish. Sensational stops. circus
catches and superb throws were made
bV both teams little Joe Fay being the
brightest star Of the afternoon. Flannery
tied the score in the ninth. driving the
bah out OF the lot for a home run. In the
eleventh Hendricks got into a row with
Umpire Mahaffey and was escorted OIL
the grounds by the police. The game viii
be played off at 1879 IN the morning At
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Dissolution Notice.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing under the name Of the Inter
mountain Bureau aud the Ellerbeck-
CritchlOw Co, has this day been dis
solved By mutual consent. Mr.. Critchlow
will continue the business under the name
of the IntermOuntain Bureau; paying all
debts and collecting all accounts due.
T. r. ELIERBECK.
JNO. Q. CRITCHLOW.
Salt Lake City, Utah. June =. 1903.
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Cleveland
WEsTERN LEAGuE-

Des Moines, July u.-Des Moines won
tho hrst and lost the last game of the
double-header this afternoon Heavy
who allowed but two singles, lost the first
game. Denver won the second in the
eighth inning when Cushman went up in
the air. Attendance, 1,S0O- Score;
FIRST G9me- X II; T.;
pf Batseries-Hoffer and Fohl: Eyler,
Lempke and Schlei
Second Game r. II. j..
Des Moines ....................-.. a
= Batteeries-cpshman and Fohl Whit
ridge and Schiei-
Kansas City, July 11.-Kansas CIty's
hits were timely and Hall held the visit
ors safe at all stages Attendance, 60O
Fs5sa. CITY ...................... 3 Il i E !
Batferies-HaiI and Uirich; AIloway and
Wilson.
Omaha. July 11.-Omaha and Colorado
sprinsg broke eSen on a double-header
today. each taking game In the first
game the visitors won in the first IN
ming on bunch of hits and an error in
the first inning in the second the visit
ors were all but shut out bs SnatstalL
who pitched high class bah. Score;
First Game X II T.
Bstteries-jones and Doran Milton and
Second Game r. H. E.
Omaha - ....-..-.-..-............
Colorado Springs ................
| Batteries-shafstall and Gonding: Nille-
man and Doran.
Milwaukee, July 1l.-Milwaukee lost to-
davis game through errors and the Wild
ness of Noliendorf- Attendance, l'zoo
Score:
r. II L.
I AtfNf eSHee ~ --'fs.- .--.--'.------- .
I 49, ms Hll' t4s..s.ftl ..4......sss.s. =
batteries Noilendorf and Lucia; Glade
and Mcconnell
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

St. Louis, July list. Louis won today's
game from the Philadelphians pretty
much as they pleased In the first three
innings they settled matters by pound
ing NaShburn. for six runs The game
was loosely played and featureless. At
tendance, $500 Score
P6ii5 ,IsIIS ,''''''''s n
Batteries Rhoades, Currie and J.
ONein; Washburn and thinner.
Pittsburg. July 1e.-Pittsburg won by
good batting and Boston's errors. Phil
lippi was hit hard. but was saved by
excellent support Attendance, 300.
R H. E.
Pittsburg >..........--.---.--...1o Z 2
Batteries PhiIlippi and Smith; Pittin-
ger and Moran.
Cincinnati. O.. July n1cinelnnstt
by stupid work on the bases. With a
chance to tie the score in the seventh
inning, Steinfeldt was caught off third,
retiring the side. McGnnity was
knocked out of the box in the seventh
tendance. $685. Score:
Cincinnati ......s.e..... ,.........6 s 8
New York Observation-Disclosures 10 /
Battertes-Po0le aDd- ,Bergens McGin-
nifty, Mathewson and Warner.
Chicago. July u.-Only one of the 10
calls reached second today. Jones hold
causing l6 of them to- be put out on pop
up flies. Attendance 100. Score:
Chicago q. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1
Brooklyn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS L
Batteries-Wucker and King; Jones and
Ritter
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called After the game he withdrew the
protest. Score;
!. r. II. =.
Portland . ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is :
Batteries-NewtOn and Spies; Engle,
Shea and Hess Umpire-Levy.
San Francisco, July 1L-By some of the
NEST wonderful fielding ever seen on the
local ball grounds the home team today
defeated Sacramento. Herr was batted
very hard by the visitors, but the mag
nificent work of TWINS men kept bat-
ters from getting to first Lynch was
the star on the field and at bat. The
Sacramento for second place Score:
r. II. E.
San Francisco ...................4 > o
Sacramento =. .....................1 3
Batteries-Herr and Leahyi Fitzgerald
and Graham.
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DOORS OPEN tomorrow morning al
THE LACE HOUSE AT 8 O'Clock. The
GREAT JULY SALE begins then
See ad. on Pages 1 and 3. Section 3,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York, July 1.-THE last game of
the series between St. Louis and New
York developed an eleven-inning contest
which the home team won. St Louis held
the lead up to the ninth. when the score
was tied, and the winning run was made
two out. Attendance, 1900. Score:
r. III. +.
New York ........................ j. =
St. Louis ................... il
Batteries-Tannehill and OConnor;
Evans. Sudhon and kahoe.
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PACIFIC coAsT LEAGUE.

Seattle wash July 11-Oakland started
out like a winner but after Sample was
Put in place of Klinkhammer in the. fourth
on errors and Lees gifts of bases on
balls. Score:
Seattle q. ...........-..........---. Z
Oakland o.. ................... .
Batteries linkhammer. Sample and
Boctteger; Lee and Lehman. Umpire
Mcdonald.
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Los Angeles. 10; Butte. A.

Butte. July 11.-Los Angeles had its bat
ting clothes on today and Bandelin was
Ombarded heavily Butte's errors were
costly. Warmers umpiring was question
able and he was received with dissatis-
faction by the fans. Attendance. 1900.
Score:
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Portland. ore, July 11.-Jay Andrews
ers today and Toman trottcd around
the circuit scoring the winning run In
the twelfth inning In the ninth. after
two men we're out, two errors BY Los
Angeles and four hits gave Portland
three runs tying the score In tho
eleventh Dillon put the ball over right
field fence and walked in. Then Newton
hit Van Buren, and he tied the score
again on Nadeaus three-bagger. Toman
hit a slow grounder 10 Andrews. who
put IL ten feet over first base and let the
winning run in. Umpire Levy distrib-
uted a bunch 81 fins among the Los
Angeles team and put Smith out Of the
game In the tenth. after Newton was
caught mapping az second and thrown cut
Dillon gave notice that he would protest
the game. claiming that time had been
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Boston. July 1.-THE locals pounded
Dunkie all over the field today and won
the last game of the series. Young let
up IN the ninth, when chicago got two
runs. Collins batted in terrific fashion,
getting three singles, a triple and a home
run. Attendance. $500. Score;
r. II. Z.
Boston q, ....................... s. )
Chicago y .........................5 10 9
-Batteries-Young and Criger; Dunkle
and Slattery.
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Kansas City, July 11.-Kansas C1ty's
hits were timely and Hall held the visit
ors safe at all stages Attendance, 600
Score:
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Philadelphia. July 1t.-An electrical
storm delayed the start Of todays game
more than an. hour The field was a sea
of mud and the home club fielded miser-
ably Cleveland batted Waddell off the
rubber in the fifth inning. Attendance,
5000. Score:
p II. +.
Cleveland ....s.....-........10 "A 3
Philadelphia -......s... ........... 3 Z
BattcrieS-Bernard and Bemis; Waddeli,
HenlcV and Powers.
Washington. July n.-The Detroits won
the last game of the series. shutting out
the home team. Mullin had excellent
control and the six hits the locals made
off him were scattered in as many in
nings. Attendance. 100. Score:
r. II. Z.
washington - ..-.--....----.--..-
Detroit Observation-Disclosures. 10 2
Batteries-Patten and Kittredge; Mullen
and MCGUIRE.
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Kansas City ...................-.. 10
Peoria q. ...........-.....-:
Batteries-Hall and Ulrich; Alloway and
Wilson.
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Consult County Clerk or the respcctiv
signers for further information.
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Milwaukee July 11.-Milwaukee lost to-
DAVIS game through errors and the Wild
ness Of Voliendorf. Attendance, LOO
Score.
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Bradley gave an exhibition of how a
clean ball player can play the game and
sd,, me same tlI,e Keep lIoIla InJuIltg
him. When Bradley sent a hit down to-
ward first yesterday MahOney had 20
travel some distance TO field the ball, and
coming back diVed into the bag to beat
Bradley out. Bradley was about three
feet behind and instead of jumping on
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men
OUT ON STRIKE

and President John r. Sabin of the
Pacific States Telephone company,
whose Office is in San Francisco. The
Pacific States company is the branch
of the Bell Telephone company on
the Pacific coast.
Manager Reynolds of the local
branch of the company discussed the
walkout as follows:
There are % men not working to-
day who have been old employees of
the company. They include linemen
and trouble men. We have 80 men
working in their places, but they are
substitutes and second class men and
we will have some trouble with our
service for some time to come.
The men. l understand, decided to
go out last night, after receiving a
telegram from their headquarters in
Frisco stating that they must stop
work at once or their charter would
be withdrawn and the men blacklist
ed. The relations with the men here
have always been very pleasant and
I think the men regret as much as
we do their being compelled to go
out in sympathy with the strike in
| Frisco. The men had little choice In
tire matter. If left to themselves, !
lido not think they would have gone
o,.4 -
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Fifty electrical workers employed
by the Pacific States Telephone COM
pany in this city went on strike this
morning to have their wages raised
from SO to ss.5o per day. for con-
.tinuance of the eight-hour workday
and for recognition of the union.
Those on strike include linemen and
all the other branches of skilled cleo
trical workers employed by the com
pany.
The strike is pursuant to an order
issued by the Western Conference of
the Electrical Workers, with head
quarters in San Francisco. Strikes
were ordered by the conference in
every city on the Pacific coast, ex-
cept Seattle, which already has the
terms desired by the union.
Prior to going out the local union
held a meeting last night, discussed
the matter and agreed to the step to
be taken. This morning they quietly
went to the Office of the local man.
agement of the company and an
nounced their decision. There was
no discussion Of the matter.
/ According to the strikers the diff
ferences between the men and the
company will have to be adjusted by
, the general conference of the workers
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Sporting News.

admitted that two teams will be
dropped from the Pacific National
league circuit next Monday when the
directors meet in Tacoma.
Portland, has been playing a losing
game from the start and trying to
support two league teams as it is
when there is not support even for
one, Is beyond bounds of reason.
Other clubs of the league have been
loaning the Portland club money at
divers times and about $4,000 has
already been sunk on the enterprise
without returns. This drain must be
stopped and the next meeting will no
doubt see Portland in sole possession
of the outlaw league-and they're
welcome to it. The hackers of the
club are continually bowling about
sinking money and as the team is
now in a position to withdraw and do
it gracefully, they'll do it.
One other club, said to be Helena
will also be dropped at this next
meeting. This announcement will
cause no surprise to those who are
familiar with the Montana capital.
Every man in it is sporty" enough
for that matter, but there are not
enough of them to support a team
under the present high salaries. Hell
ena, like Portland, has played losing
baseball all this season, 75 in the
audience at times. They took trip
to California and made no money
and to play the losing game at home
also made them "kick' good and
plenty.
Salt Lake City is knocking at the
door of the Pacific National league
for admittance, but it appears that
the Mormon town will have to get
along with it's bush team for another
season, as this one Is too far ad-
vanced and the towns of Seattle, Ia
coma, Spokane, Butte, Frisco and
Los Angeles want as many games as
possible.
After the meeting in Tacoma there
will be several surprises sprung on
the fans. Those mentioned above
are confidently expected to be among
the others.
And there is talk Of Frisco and
Los Notwithstanding doing.
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sHAxEuP Promised.

Another shakeup will take place
bn the Spokane baseball team when
that aggregation returns to the city.
JAS it stands now the team is one Of
the best in the league, but Carney,
now covering third, is needed in the
pitchers box too badly to allow him
to play third and also take his turn
on the slab. Taylor, who is under the
weather most Of the time, don't seem
able to become acclimated. During
the few games he played he has
shown up well, covering the third bag
In good style and batting at a fair
clip. But from all accounts Garrett
now has a new man on third and Car
ney will be allowed to do duty at his
favoriate performance on the slab.
In releasing Burns at this time
Garrett showed good judgment. AL
though the speediest twlrler in the
league, Burns has not the faculty of
finding the plate and his extreme
wildness is all that keeps him on the
bench. go --..... r..
Honest John" McCloskey while
here said that Burns, when he got
control, would be the fastest article
in the p. N. L.. and he also stated
he would be willing to make a trade
with Garrett for Burns.
One other pitcher must also go as
he has about outlived his usefulness
on the slab. Garrett has in view a
couple of slabsters who are world
heaters and he is determined to get
them at any cost.
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Grocers' Picnic
a Huge Success.

Local grocers are undoubtedly con-
graduating themselves today upon be-
ing the most popular people in town
Few trades or lines of business could
corral 1900 people for picnic as did
the green merchants yesterday and
they may be justly proud.
Fifteen coach loads of people by
special and regular trains visited
Loon Lake yesterday. They We're en-
tertained by dancing in the pavilion,
a ball game between the Powell, Rob
erts & Finley and Boothe- McClintock
& Co.'S teams and races and athletic
sports of various kinds.
The Boothe- McClintock team won
the ball game by score of rs to 10.
There We're no accidents to mar the
pleasures of the day and the picnick-
ers were returned safely to Spokane
at 1890 last night.
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Burglars Visit
Moseley Residence

Burglars are plying their trade with
great zest in Spokane, but up to the
present have done no more harm than
might be accomplished by the average
sneak thief
The residence of j. B. Moseley.
Seventh avenue and Bernard street.
was entered and Mr. Moseley's trous-
ers. containing $50 in change were
taken, as well as household articles
of more value to the family than to
anyone else.
Charles Carson's Exchange saloon
at O427 Monroe street was also bur-
glarized, the culprits gaining access
by smashing out window in the
back door. Mr.. Carson could discover
no loss unless it was bottled wet
goods.
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Local Briefs.

j. w. Fraser of Missoula and Ellen
McKughn were married at the Grand
hotel last evening by Justice Stocker
The Northern Pacific has made a
special rate of a fare and one-third
for the meeting of the Baptist
Young Peoples union which will be
held in this city July and s.
You can get anything you want for
b sewing machine at J. p. Eastman
q Co.. 333 Riverside. Phone Main
746. Machines rented or sold on easy
7erms. Expert repairing.
A warrant has been sworn out for
the arrest of John II. Dunn on a
charge of forging an instrument for
$50 on the Exchange National bank
Deputy Sheriff Pugh left this morning
for Montana to arrest Dunn.
The Club Cafe always in the lead.
Our 25c merchants lunch with beer
or wine from 1890 to p. m. as good
as ever. Headquarters for steaks,
chops. etc. I. Chilberg. manager.
The marriage of Miss Sibyl Stew
art of Spokane and Robert Sterling
of Kellogg, Idaho, occurred last eve
ming. at the residence of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Burch
2003 First avenue.
If you become sick or meet with
any accident, you will be glad to have
something to tide you over such an
emergency. Now is the time to open
an account with the Spokane & East
cent in savings department Deposits
made now draw interest from July l.
Coroner ID. l.. Smith stated yester-
day that an inquest over the wreck
victims would not be held until all
the facts could be obtained Should
other bodies be found, Coroner Smith
stated. an inquest would be more
probable.
Superintendent A. Beamer Of the
Northern Pacific has called for bids
for building an addition TO the com
pany's shops In this city. Mr.. Beam
ar II nj present inspecting the Lew
iston branch and on his return the
successful bidders along with the
particulars will be announced.
A The Northern Pacific today an
nounces a special rate of fare and
Z ope-third for the round trip for all
points within 200 miles OF Spokane
! on account Of the Fourth Of July. A
special rate OF one-half fare for chill
dren is also announced. These tickets
win be On sale July 8 and Z and be
good until July 6.
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A $4,000 Monument.

SOUTH BEND. Ind, June 25.-
South Bends $4,000 soldiers monu-
ment was dedicated today with inter-
esting exercises and In the presence
of a great crowd of spectators With
the exception of the magnificent me-
mortal at indianapolis the monument
is the finest of its kind in the state
of Indiana. II consists of a massive
column Of granite surmounted by q
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COLLEGE, CREWS READY.

POUGKEEPSIE, N. y, June 25.-
Everything is in readiness for the
intercollegiate rowing races here to-
morrow when the picked crews of
Columbia, Cornell Pennsylvania,
Georgetown. Syracuse and Wisconsin
will contest for tire supremacy. Con-
fidence appears to be felt in all of
the camps and from all indications
the races will be among the most
interesting ever pulled off over the
famous Poughkeepsie course. The
West Shore road will run it's custom
airy observation train and other ar
rangements are being made to ac-
commodate an unusually large num-
Der of spectators.
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Telephone Directory.

The telephone company states that
the new telephone directory books
will all be distributed by Friday
noon. Those omitted should call
Main S2S. The change in switch
boards occurs Saturday night The
new book contains 6000 changes and
consequent trouble may be expected
for some time.
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bronze figure representing n color
sergeant. The figure is nine feet
high. Four life size bronze figures
representing the army and navy sur
round the column. The monument
was designed by Rudolf Schwartz of
indianapolis.
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Another one of those Alphonse-Gas
ton games was played in Helena yes
terday. Spokane took it IA to 9. The
Indians wanted the Senators to take
1T awfully badly but the latter would
have none of it and Spokane took the
game. having 1t forced on them. Nc
Gilligan, the new third baseman, made
his debut to the fans and made a
good showing. By winning the game
the Indians push Seattle and Butte
hard for second place.
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A Home at Once.

Select your own lot and own plans.
We will buy the lot and build your
house. One-fourth cash, balance small
monthly payments. Mechanics Loan
d Trust Co.. Goa Rookery.