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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-16

Mrs. c. w. Mcdonald, VIM. McCoard,
Mr. and Mrs. j. $. Schneider, Louise
Root Etha Mayo, Mr.. and Mrs G, Il,
GebhaYdt, W. ID. Prosser, Mrs Nellie S.
Forbes, j, j, Stevenson. Sallie Mcleod,
Daisy Kuhn, A, ID. Dickson, Mr. and
Mrs. J, r. Ross, Mrs. II. t. Root Frank
Root, Woodward Bruce Mayo, w. -.
Gebhardt Matte y. Prosser, Clara
Irons Sadie Stevenson, Paul w. stick
err Mr.. and Mrs, Adolph Simons, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. p. Gilbert W. r.. Peterson,
DR.. II. + Root, Mrs Harry n, Mayo.
VIII Nelson u. Sprenger, Eliz-
abeth Prosser, George w. Stew
enson, c. G. Bamberger, Mrs. p.
w. Sticker, Mrs, Simon Bamberger.
Mrs. James NJ. Dalton. II. Eugene
Jones Frank j, Cannon, Sallie Mcleod,
Robert d. Dalton, Norma Berger Laura
Nebeker Parks, Mr.. and Mrs j. y.
Swenson, Howard Dalton. G.. McMll-
Ian, NJ. Il. Parks, Emeretta G. Root,
Miss Gertrude Brown, n. h.. Parker,
Louise Franz, G.. r. OFT, Ella II, Dukes,
Mrs. George Franz, Mr.. and Mrs. Sulli-
van, Mrs. G, NJ. Brough, Clarence
SNOW, Angela Lacey, J. l.. Petty, Mr..
and Mrs Il. a. Hartensteln, Miss Mabel
Hewlett, DR. and Mrs. =. o. Duckworth,
Mr. and Mrs, j. III. Preece, Christopher
llenl, MfS, a. D. NuIhtt ilFhcl "
Hunter, Everett ID, Grant, II. II. Davis
and daughters, George Whltmore, Mrs.
Hannah o. Pratt, f. @. Wilkes. G. h.
Alley Jennie H. Nelson, Lizzie Nj.
Brown, Mrs T. @. WINNER Leo Roth
chids. N. G. Jorgensen, Mr. and Mrs.
A. j. Davis, George ID. Dean, Eva
Huntsman. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. $. Fern
strom, Mrs b. NJ. c, Stott Joseph Mon
son, u. T.. Davis. Mrs, +, Il. Straup.
John X. Barnes wife and daughter,
Mrs. M. T., Whitmore, Mrs. A. l.. Lovely
&. II. Hollngsworth, Margaret Reyn-
olds. Mrs. l.. Marcel. Mr.. and Mrs. 7.
Hewlett. Mr.. and Mrs Rulon :. Wells,
David II. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. r. j.
Hewlett. Mr.. and Mrs. Rulson 5. Wells,
Mr.. and Mrs W. j Tuddenham, Mr.
and Mrs Arthur f. Barnes. j. b. Bur
bidge and wife, william b. Hughes
Robert d. Grant. Dr. +. T., Straup,
Mrs. G. r. swan William Sanders,
William I.eech. Hannah Tidwell, Fam
ME Marcel, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hob
day. II. T.. Fowler, l.. Il. Allard Mrs.
II. l.. Schiller, Q. w. Spaulding, c. A.
stephens Mr. and Mrs, c. Lavagnine,
Helen NJ. Bamberger James ]. Burk
Mrs. G. w, Spauldlng, James $. Smith
and wife, Easton Clement, Mrs. James
NJ. Moore, Mrs, NJ. A. Reardon, II. w
Wellington Mr. and Mrs. +. NJ Boohe
David Miller, Florence &. Hall, Alta
Carlson, James NJ. Moore A. n. Hold
away and wife, Mrs. Y, l.. Wellington
A. G. Mack. Frank Christopher. Miss
Kathryn Riddle, Ada Newman, John NJ.
Reardon, j. Leland Carson, Mrs, c.
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.'sLATS" DAVIS IN DISGRACE.
, DeclsIon In the First Inning
Which Provoked Anguish on
The Bleachers,
srAxp1Na OF. THE CLUBS.
uric NATIONAL LEAGUE.

,r,s the baby pitcher from the sunny
s.n,S Yesterday sent the Boise aggresa-
s .'Ou hack to the bench for nine conseeu-
. .,vs innings for a great big cipher. AT the
-, of the function at Riverside sa,."
park the score stood. SAT- LAKE, , :, nOt so,
0 Dunng the assault Umpire p DoS's ,o ,u,
..o,n grace in the eyes Of the Boise rams
- IN the first inning that the unpleas-
so, mes occurred. With Muller down,G
w. on arst, Weed on second and Hanni-
~. Jun on third clark hit into the left ileld'
w, VOW old Buck Weaver dropped the , Rall'
iorcns Inc running and N threw on 70 h SSs sack
VIM OWee2 and then threw TO third.
psVs ,aod Gmn out Ia Weed sSSSo6 saE Fer a tRe
Al.to,.n,snt ten minutes there were Things
sSId that attracted attention From t men
On Inc Salt Lakers played a snspPy ,ss amp
w ohnol kept or not. The detailed story of
,Sa game Is as subjolned;
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estimnte places the winnings at 10000
Summary
First race, mile and slxteenth.-.
Hatchet won, Price Salem second, Tide
third Tlme--l:43 3-5.
Second race. six furlongs-Dnah shad
won, Missing Link second. Margaret ..
third Tlme--i,l5,
Third race, nvo and a half furlongs-
Virgo won, Perry Meadow second, Cioy.
champion third Time-l.0S.
Fourth race. mile ana a furlong- Sheriff
Bell won, Audience second Palm Bearer
third Time-l;54 2-5
Firth race, mile and siXtenth-Agnes
D. won, Atwood second, Naughty Lady
third Time--l.47 As
Sixth race, handicap six furlongs-H HUI
mo won, Flyback second Agile third
Time--1ll
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TWO NEW PITCHERS.
Butte Has Signed Up Couple Of New
Twlrlers.

The Butte team will be strengthened
shortly by the addition of two good
pitchers, II. s. Lycan, one OF the owners
OF the team ~ IN Butte from Crookston,
MINI, looking over the situation.
I'VE are making arrangements to land
n couple OF pitchers" says MI. Lycan, IN
the Miner pete Bowling ought TO be
here IA day or so. He Is In Denver and
we have wired him ticket Then we
are negotiating with a pitcher IN one OF
the eastern leagues We do not care to
give his name at present until the deal
Is clnched We are pretty sure to get
him, however, and II he comes we VIII
have one OF the best twirlers IN the
northwest with a couple of good pitchers
on the STAFF there Is no reason why the
team should not take a brace. Swindels
will be In the game In few days and
Butte will then have as good bunch Of
hitter8 as any Of the other teams. Taking
the members individually Butte has as
strong a fielding team 40 any Of the 9TH
ors The nhcld il especially strong. The
boys need some ginger and ! think that
a strong pitching stan will inject the nee
essary snap
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TRAP SHOOTING.
Plank OF Denver Wins the Grand West-
ern Handicap.

Denver, Colo. July lj.-The Grand
Western handicap, the second most Inn
portant trap shooting event of TINS coun-
Try, was won today by Charles Plank OF
Denver, Plank, George Maxwell, the one
armed marksman, and Henry Anderson
Of Salina Kan, tied scores with ~ out Of
possible 100, In the first shoot-on at
twenty targets. each. scored 10. Then
Plank and Anderson broke % straight,
Maxwell dropping out Of the race with Il
kills The third shoot-off resulted; Plank
10, Anderson 49, which gave victory TO
the Denver contestant. In winning the
tournament, Plank also becomes pos
sessed of the challenge cup This cup will
be contested for again at North Platte.
Neb.. next week. Henry Anderson was
the winner Of the Boyd Park cup an
event Of 10 targets he having scored ~.
Plank and McGee with scores Of ~ out
OF so. won 'he Legeyre guns. The follow
Ing is the summary OF the Grand West
efn handicap.
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Miss and Out" Race Was the Feature
At the Salt Palace.

The feature on the saucer track at the
Salt Palace last night was the mlsa-
and-out" race. Sixteen riders started but
only four finished as the balance baked
under the pace After the first ~ laps
Samuelson, Achorn, Collett, and Hollis
ter were left and they eventually finish
eel IN the order named. The time was
1924 Pcs
IN the five-mile motor paced match race
IVer Rcdman defeated Emil Agraz. liver
simply rode circles round his opponent
who had decidedly the worst OF II when
It came to pacing machines. During the
last two miles Agraz was Tapped FIVE
tines In the third mile Agraz lost the
pace also, all Of which tended 20 make
the event one that did not make the
greatest Of hits Of the evening. liver Red
mans time was 1885 is.
Badly Stavef was the recipient Of
considerable applause for his work IN the
mile handicap professional lie started
out from the crack of the gun and the
scratch men were unable to tack on to his
hind wheel at any stage OF the second
heat After the lad had romped home he
was carried off the track on the shoulders
OF his admirers.
The one-mie open amateur event PROV
ed 70 he loaf IN the final and the time
limit set Of 2:l0 was exceeded by 3l5 min
utes. Castro, however, was adiudged the
winner and after due elaboration Red
man and ElswOod were given prizes for
respectively second and third place
Despite the threatening weather there
were about 1900 people who witnessed the
races.
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Al ,oar g0s ~ aonsybaeA.

hIts-ward. Holland, stanley. Three base
hits-McHale, Ferris Left on bases
Butte, I. Spokane 8. Double plays-shaf-
fer TO Runkle; Elsey 70 Shaifer, Runklc to
Ward TO Shaffer. Ward to Shaner 10
Spencer. Ferris to Holland 70 stanley
BASES on balls-on Vasbinder 2; on Hcgg
4 hit by pitched ball-Stanley, Struck
out-By VasbInder, 5; by Hogg, !. Wild
Time Of game-l;oO. At
tendance-5OO. Umpire-Wafd.
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HoGG WAS TT"


Mr. Hogg was very much IN evidence
at Butte yesterday when he allowed the
Miners 10 take one little run while the
dams played brilliant ball both individual
" and collectively Despite the fact that
slow return from Stanley was insiru-
mental In practically putting finger on
Hogs pitching hand out Of commission
that gentleman went right along with the
game. One of the features was the catch
by trary who gobblod up foul fly near
me LETT field fence that seemed to be as
safe as a house. Score:
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stoddard. Edwin II. Holmes, Fred Bier
man. Mrs. Sarah l.. Reed, Dot Carlson,
James A. Pollock, A. Fenley Merrill
Frank r. Ridges. Anna y. Lloyd, r.
NJ. Higgs and wife, J Scott Jensen,
Carrie Goliath, Mrs Ralph Guthrie
Hulda c. johnson, w. A. Ford, j. w.
CAMEL, w. +. Hackett, G.. G. Reed,
Mrs. Agnes Magney Mr. and Mrs. j. II.
Young, Mr. and Mrs II. w. Lawrence,
Mrs. LeGrand Young. Elmer y. Cassin,
CLYDE d. SQuires. Thomas ]. Carroll,
Miss Alton Young. Miss Alden II ~
Mayo, $ " Hodge and wife, Miss Ida
NJ. Cassin, Roger sherman, Thomas G..
Ashard.
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Tennis Champion ship Finals.

Niagara-on-the-L Ont, July Ia
l.. II. Waidner OF Chicago and II. q.
Hunt OF California viii meet In the finals
OF the Canadian tennis Championships by
reason Of their victories today Score;
Mems singles. semi-hnal round--R. q.
Hunt Of California beat H. Il, Patterson
of Toronto, 6-3 l-6, 6.2
II. l.. Waidner OF Chicago beat n. Z.
F'ischner OF New York, 40, 60, G-i
Mems double, ilrst round l., ". Waid-
ner aud n, @, Hunt beat A. ~ Bell, Cali
lfornia, ana Arthur Cragin. New York.
G-3, rs,
II. @, Hunt beat T.. p Fschner and
stralning the mayor OF Philadelphia from
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RING Hlr HARD.
Plungsrs Make a Great killing at Brlgh.
ton Beach Races.

New York, July 15.--By the winning
Of Hatchet In the first race at Brighton
beach, Dinah shad In the second and
IIumo In the last the ring probably suf-
fered the hardest blow II has received In
some time The big pungers began by
backing Ratchet down fiom 8 TO 20 10
] Iinah Shad from ~ 10 TO S 20 /. and
Hume from to ~ u to 5, and a fair
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RACES AT CALDER'S.
Good Card Deins Arranged for Monday
July rs.

The management and horsemen at
Calder's Park race track are working
diligently on the races for the 18th Of
are showing up In fine shape Manager
Russell expects It 10 be the best and also
one Of the fastest events of the season.
Following is the programs:
First race free for all, purse $500
Second, trotters and PAGERS. In the 2.2)
class, (Crabappe and Sarah Green
barred.
Third green trotters, purse, $3.50.
Fourth, one mile novelty running race,
purse, 500. Money TO be paid in four
places Y, y. x and one mile. Entries
close July 20,
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Try on drop Of Schilling's
Best lem IN extract in half-a-
glass Of water.
Try no y many drops Of scme
other ext act it takes to favor
as much.
At you goe II, nohsyhsek-
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In Diseases Of Men.

Drs. Shores q Shores stand alone
as the specialists who believe In
their treatment so much that they
boldly say 70 men suffering with
private troubles. PAY YOUR FEE
WHEN CURED" Contrast this
honest plan with the 'pay-it tall
cash" plan Of the fraud and fakir.
Did you ever hear Of a fakir RE-
funding a penny TO n duped pa
tient? Drs. Shores say keep your
money I'm your pocket and pay our
fee when cured
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Fight win Come OF.

Philadelphia, July 15.-The court today
declined 70 grant an injunction re.
Irving whit 4.lG, ca sc
interfering with the proposed contest be-
tween fitzsimmons and Jack" O'Brien
but ordered the director OF public safety
TO allow the exhibition TO be given
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OUTING EXCURSION
July ssrd.

Via oregon Short Line. Greatly re-
duced rates and liberal limits viii be
made TO principal northern Utah and
Idaho points. An excellent opportunity
for a fishing vacation during the hot
days. See agents Tor full particulars.
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s=------
IN THE BIG LEAGUES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
STANDING or THE CLUBS
YESTERDAYS GAMES.

New York, 3; Cleveland, s-hfteen in
ings
Boston, 4; Detroit Q.
Washington, 2 81 Louis, Z.
Philadelphia, o. Chicago, l.
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,Tosh' the sporting writer on the Butte
News. has the following to say regarding
JACK Clinord's future movements: Jack
Cllnord called In % see me Yesterday with
a long face and tale of woe I'm going
TO work, said the lightweight wielder OF
the padded mitts, The other day got
a letter from Billy Smith ~ Great Fails
Offering me a match with Kid Lee. o.
Hayre the bout To be- pulled of at the
Falls, / accepted the offer and told Smith
TO wire me transportation, Yesterday
got a telegram from smith I'm wbicb he
stated he would wire tickets Wednesday
Wen the long ana short Of Il is that the
tickets didn't show up and the fight Is OF
l am sick and tired Of running about tho
country IN search OF scraps that don't pay
and / am going TO work ana stick nj II
until the boxing game opens IN Chicago
~ the winter Then / am going To the
Windy city and meet some Of the men In
my class there"
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CASTILLO AND
RETURN s1.25

Via d. & n. G. Sunday, July II.
Good fishing Splendid hotel accom-.
Cool canyon breezes.
Plenty OF amusement for everybody.
Leave Salt Lake 500 a. m.
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Arthur Copp and Frank McGurrin will
play Is holes at the Country club this az
ternoon TO determine who shall head the
Of the month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-16

Irving ] Kicker the star pitcher Of tho
farmlngton. n II, High School baseball
season, lie has pitched u out of u school
games played, and has struck ont re
hastmen. The team has won If games
losing only to Dover High and Roches q =
hlgh. but has since beaten both those
teams, An average Of only two hits n
game has bee nmade OF Kicker
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
YEsTERDAY's GAMES.

Cincinnati, 2; New York ).
St Louis, 0; Brooklyn, /.
Chicago, 8, Boston, 4
Pittsburg, 3; Philadelphia, 1,
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SALT LAKE.
SCORE BY INNINGS,


SCORE BY INNINGS,
poIso ...., 400 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 90
Salt Lake &, - 20 0 0 0 ! 30 81
SUMMARY.
Left on hases-Boise, .; Salt Lake s.
Sacrifice hits-HannYan. First base on
crrors-Salt Lake 2 Stolen bases
Houtg. Weed Clark, lIausen. Two base
hits - Kellackey Double plays-Delmas
10 Bruyette to Clark, Weaver to Babbltt
Flannery to McClOskoy. Bases on balls
-On Titus, T. mr. by pitcher-Tltus, !,
Struck out-By Thompson, o, by Titus, s.
Wild pitch-fhompson. Time Of game
lA5
t'mplre-Dayis
Attendance-3O
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roDAY,s GAMES.
Cleveland at Boston.
Detroit at New York.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Washington.


Cleveland at Boston.
Detroit al New York.
ST Louis at Philadelphia,
Chicago at Washington.
Washington July list Louis. east
~ defeated Washington today owing 10
the work OF Glade, who struck out fifteen
batstnen, a new record, lie hit Huelman
on the head and the latter had to re'ire'
Attendance, 2,0OO Score nm
Washington ...,oOoo o0 49, %
st, Louis '.''''''"Wl w w
Batterles-Townsen Dunke and Clark
Glade and sugden'
Boston, July 15-Tannehlll hatted for
Gibson IN the ninth inning today ana won
the game for Boston. Dptroits runs were
the result Of errors. Attendance AN'
Score d, =, 7,
Boston m =. ....ioO 90 OO2-4 . 4
Detroit d, =. .,..,u,llO 90 1908
Batterles--Gibson and Criger' Donovan
and Bueow,
Philadelphia, July l5-PlanKs pitching
was the feature. Score:
Chicago .... q. ...oOOl 600 O00--l 8
Philadelphia -. =. 300 V3 O0O-o 10
Batterles-Plank and Powers White
and Sullivan.
New York. July l5,-It took fifteen
innings to decide today's game between
Cleveland and New York, but New YORK
won Powell won his own game with n
wo-bagger TO right center Attendance,
g. 400, Score:
New York O10 O10 100 900 Oo1--3 o
Cleveland e, 90 900 0Ol 600 OOo-e 10
Batteries Powell and Kleinowi Moore
and Bemis
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Read the splendid list OF Real Estate
offered by the Blackfoot Real Estate
Co.. In today's Paper,
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY, JULY is, 1904

third by Beckle lost the game with Brook
lyn for the b. Louis team IN the tenth
inning. Both O'Neill and Garyin pitched
phenomenal ball Attendance, $500
IT. X. Il,
brooklyn . 100 900 900 ii 1 /
81, Louis .,,,. -. 900 900 900 90 /
BatteTies-oNeIll and zeartoss; Garvin
Base on balls-on Garyin, 3; OMEN. 3.
Struck out-By oNelli, d by Garvln. I.
Umplres-Carpenter and thinner.
Cincinnati, July i5.-New York won
today's game through superior hitting
WIN men on bases Attendance, l,40O.
Score
RH.E
Cincinnati =. .. .nn.OiO 0Ol 00o-2 5 /
New York go 81 ,n2Ol on 0OO-5 1
Batiterles- Ewing ana schlol; Matthew
son rbr Medlnnity ard Warner yi.,, oaon
Home rur-Mertes Base on balls-on
Ewing, 81 OF Matthewson. 2. Struck out
By Ewing, 8; by Matthewson 81 by Nc
Umpires-Johnston and Emslie.
Chicago, July i5-Boston outplayed
Chicago In all points OF the game today,
and won easily. Attendance, 2,l0o. Score
r. II. r.
R1'A'H sf's sssstf 90 tSfi AlV wv
Batteries-Corrldon and Killing. Plttin-
ger and Needham. Two base hlts--Eyers,
Geier. Three base hit--Chessm0n, Home
run-Vooly, Struck out.-By Corridor |,
By Pittlnger, ?. Base on balls-On Corri-
don 4; on Pittinger, 5.
Umpire-ODay,
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
San Francisco. July 15.-An easy VIC
tory over Oakland was secured by Frisco
today. Score
III. u
Oakland So, D.. 100 900 000--l 6
san Francisco 49,, 400 OIL 0O'-6 0
Batterles-Graham. Lehman and Byrne;
Whalen and Gorton.
Seattle, July 10. -- Seattle Portland
game postponed on account Of rain,
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Kansas clty-Kansas City, 0; Column
bus, 6,
At Mnneapolls-M Minneapolis, g. Indian
apolis 7,
AT Observation-Disclosures, 0; Cleveland,
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"PENNY" GOSSIP.

The Boise baseball fraRchsa has been
offered TO Helend. There is some pros.
pect that the transfer may be made.
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SPOKANE
SCORE ny INNlNGsl
SUMMARY.

, EARNED runs Spokane, 4, First base on
e'fTVo,,s-butte /; Spokane, 2. Sacrifice hits
ST. hogg, Stolen basos-McHale.
'"nueNs' Carney Murdoch Two base
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CASTILLO AND
RETURN sl.25
Via D. g r. G.. SUNDAY. Jnlr11

Good fishing. Splendid hotel accom-
modations, Cool canyon breezes
Plenty of amusement for everybody.
Leave Salt Lake 500 a. m.
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Home Treatment y Ne 90 one s. deprived pr. e
Drs. Shores treatment because OF
living at distance from the office.
The same wonderful and uniform
success attending the treatment OF
Drs, Shores in their office IL found
in their home treatment of patients
by mail BY the use OF symptom
blank they are able to diagnose
cases and prescribe for them, and by
their reports keep close watch
upon them. Patients living In the
country may enjoy the benefit OF
Drs Shores skill as well as those
In the city. Write for symptom
blank and have your case diagnosed.
IL viii cost you nothing. The charg-
es for home treatment are sS
month. all medicines free.
CONSULTATION FREE TO ALL.
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words: deemit my nder
of
the medicines of
In
trouble, though
well ZEE ew
them
0
your good blessing blessed the
Of
sgned) MARY A GEERTsEN,
ni25 Gath ogden City Utah"
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j. s. Barr and j II. Scott are training
for their 800 match swimming race. The
event comes OF at the Sanitarum to-
morrow night
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GUY TRAsK, 500 W South Temple.
MIR Trask says; "I am locomo-
tlbe fireman on the o. s. l.. rail-
road, and as such | am required 20
be In perfect physical health. -
when found I was suffering Intense
~ from Catarrh, | went TO Salt Lake
doctor who had the reputation OF being
a specialist on Catarrh and Eve and
Ear diseases, and consulted him My
head and nose was stopped up | had
headaches over my eyes continually,
ringing In the ears, and a slight cough,
This doctor charged me SO for
months treatment and did me abb
solutely no good ! then went 60 Drs.
Shores and Shores-pald them for a
months treatment, and began 20 get
better inside OF week. | have Inn
proved steadily since. and today tho
HEAD NOISES ARE GONE. my head
Is CLEAR, headaches gone, and
feel like a new man, and am glad TO
tell anyone about the case, and save
them time and money seeking relief
as | did II you are sick my advice
is GO TO DRS, SHORES and get a
cure and save time and money
~ will be pleased 10 have anyone
call on me for verihcation OF this
statement"
Signed Guy Trask, 46S w. South
Temple street. CITY"
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Plttsburg, July l5,-Case made his
debut for pittsburg on well pitched
game and was given faultless support
Attendance, 2,iO0 Score;
II. H. T.
PHILADELPHIA ,...,.. 900 0l0 000--l 2
pittsburg q. . .,.....00O 0Ol 20'--3 6 0
Batteries Case and smith; Mitchell
and Doom,
Two base hits-Leach, Ritohey Three
base Beaumont, Doom. Base on
balls--off Mitchell 2; Case, !. Struck out
by Case. 81 by Mitchell /,
Umpire Moran,
ST. Louis, July l5-A wild throw to
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ToDAY's GAMES.

New York at Pittsburg,
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston at St Louis.
Philadelphia az Chicago.
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FAIR VISITORS.

Musical treat saltair sunday.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Seattle, July 10. Seattle Portland
anne postponed on account of rain
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Philadelphia, July l5-PlRnks pitching
was the feature, Score.
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AT THE SAUCER.

At Observation-Disclosures, o. Cleveland
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At Kansas clty-Kansas City, Q; Column
bus, 6,
At Minneapolis Minneapolis, 6; Indian
apolls, 7,
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st. Louis July iS-A wild throw t