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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-03
SPORT Ar ST. LOUIS.
First Events OF A, A. L, Handicap Held
Under Damaging Conditions.

St Louis, June 3.--The FIRST days even Is
OF the A A. l.. handicap meet at the
stadium were held today under the most
dkcouraglng circumstances. The field
was muddy and the track soft, ana the
frst events were held In q drizZlug rain
The SS0-yard handicap run was won by
+. A, Rodgers, NJ. n A. c.. New YORK
Whose handicap was forty.four yards
Time--l;51.
iO0.yard handicap run--won by James
McGarvan Of Bethlehem Pa. handicap,
six yards. Time--l0 1-5 seconds
Mile run-Won by t. Hail Washington
university st, Louis handicap. sixty
yards Time minutes "a - seconds
l@.yard hurdle-Won by $. II Smith.
Washington university; handicap, four
yards, Timc-l6 3-5 seconds
22l-yard hurdle--Won by j, N. llill, NJ.
A. c.. Baltimore handicap, seven yards.
Timo-2i l-5 seconds.
rwo-mile run Won by Robert Todd. s.
W. $, A, c. New York handicap sixty
yards Time-l0 minutes, 4 LIS seconds.
22O-yard run-Won by j. McGowan.
Bothclehem. Pa; handicap. ten yards.
Time % Is seconds
Pole vault-Won by Dan Dillon. st.
Louis university, scratch man Height
100 inches
Running broad lump Won by J. II. Hnl.
NJ. A. G., Baltimore. scratch man. Dis
t0nce-22 feet
Running high Jump Won by ]. !. Ryan:
st y A. O.. New York handicap, five
inches. Heights feet inches.
Putting the shot--Wop by y. c. Warm
bold, n 81, l.. n. c., St Louis. handicap.
feet. Distance 80 feet ~ inches
=, Throwing the hammer-Vun bay a. ~
Plaw, p. A c.. San Francisco. scratch
man Distance-ij6 feet ~ inches
Throwing slxtcen-p pound weight--Won by
handicap six rect Distances feet II
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,,,,r,sting Events Arranged by
Management of Course for
June 10th.
EAST RUNNERS ARE MATCHED.
n.r rlet,hers Hymn aud NJ. II.
Wilson'S Commodore Will Race
wifi Also be Harness Events.

-,,orp,cment made last evening
J ~, ,norsgen,ent Of Calder's Park race
~ =" ,nst a match had been arranged
,a,4n LYNN and Commodore ior the
,rD' ~ his month, was good news 10 local
ls'D ,,eos Of the racing game,
O, r, he Decoration day running race
'". ,h these two horses had Il hard
" s,r the money there has been dis
hn' IN which animal is the faster. AZ
~" "re argument II was decided to
.,,,eh the two, put up good SIDE pet'
"S setlo the question once and FOR an
s' wi,, mis- idea IN view, Henry Fletcher
W. a. Hymn, and NJ H. Wilson, own
WV Commoaore, met ythltfuhy anu pus.-
a t0l each Tor mateh n1uv W ~ va
at Nalue ana agreed TO pull OFF the race
loi' "r shine. for the siue bet and ~ per
ran ne pa te receipts. The distance TO
cen, ~, ", Is & III a mile, Jub LiNlngstQn
VI Via LYNN, and Joe Mattress VIII
VIZ Commodore The winner Will take
NV oor cent Of the gate receipts,
>, ~, sgreed bv the owners OF the horses
,anaaomcnt Of the track, that II eitn-
svhorse fails 10 deliver the goods, that 49,
81 ga Va or Inc SQUARE, tho owner OF the morse
sOrtsIts the 500 and like amount VIII
~ refunded 10 the owner OF the other an
imah ,o., ,,o,,,n,odore hoat
tlgmp IN "a race for the Same distances
b,s', was close and hard fought, ana
r,opv Of the horscmen were not satisfied
ngtb' the result Hence the match race.
po,b horses are IA excellent condition,
nj 7they should put up one OF the most
sYcitine races OF the kind ever seen IN
Ii,sh when the owners wished 10 nave
mo match race. Managers Jones and Rus
sei Of the track had an agreement drawn
nm This was done last evening, ana i
Mas duey signed Boy all parties concerned,
T6at the event will stir up great deal
~ interest and that IL will be fast and
exciting there can be no doubt
In addition Ia the match race, there Will
No given royal treat IN horse racing,
inst what the event Will be rs yet unde-
Sded but It will probably be announced
IN these columns tomorrow evening There
Il considerable talk of making the har-
,ess event between DR.. llummelbaugh' =
Angie Duryea and G. j, Crabtree's Crab
apple. These horses put up great race
IN The free-f0r-al on Decoration day, AM
ele Duryea winning, The races Will be
puled on In the afternoon at the usual
lime and It IN expected there win be a
biz crowd of race fans on hand.
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HAUsEN AND CARNEY.
According TO Reports from the North
They Have Now Made Tn.

According TO the Spokane Spokesman
Review, after Hansen and Carney pulled
on their little one-round amateur cham
ponship night on the diamond a few days
ago, they met In the dressingroom and
held love feast, The pnper says.
"Hausen was all broken up over the
trouble said Manager Reilly OF the
spokane team Right after the fight,
In the dressingroom. while no and Car
ney were changing their suits, they were
talking and making explanations. Hansen
apologized for his actions
HE told me ut the hotel that he did
not intend to strike Carney, but Just
wanted to touch him. lie and Carney are
old acquaintances, having played together
IN the Northern league, and Hausen re-
peatedly declared after the trouble that
ne knew Carney would not try to hurt
him, As for Carney he has forgotten
all about and he and Hansen viii be
good friends
III was Just case OF losing temper
carney was not hit to blame. lie had
no Intention OF spiking Hansen and when
Hausen hit him, | don't blame Carney for
coming back IL Is the same as anyone
would do. You see in an exciting game
or bal Ike that player Ia liable to
lose MS head for a moment and then be
sorry for II afterward.
Manager Gimlin OF the Salt Lake team,
President G. II. WillaslmSopf ehkotVBG
President G. N, Williams OF the Spokane
team and President w II. lucaso I the
Northwest league held conference last
evening, at which President Lucas de-
Clded TO fine Hansen $50 and Carney $50
made
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GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.
"atef Travis Only American Left
Plays Remarkable Game.

:, london June Ain tho nth round OF
,ne GOV contests at Sandwich TODAY Wal
w D. travis beat " H. Hilton. The for
tm,I BRUSH champion by Ave up and
ig nal I" play thus reaching the semi
p, ~ g Hutchinson beat r. Maxwell. the
'rr holder of the championship
M 'eaNs made q splendid start and won
bgntnrN a99 second. where Hilton was
,,i",nNtlgl' travis took the third Ate,
I'M nai'es he led 10y four at the eighth.
NY ,9sl tho ninth through sliebtlv slic.
al NJ ,Sonq shot lie was three tp
but tb,,cun luton won the eleventh.
wjnu,r,, YER Travis played grand golf
brouaHs inc next three holes. lie
tecn1IN lne match to an end AT the four
dead "Uere he laid a fun iron shot
sn rnI t. Americans ~'ctory oyer the omen
sensation ,U n9mplon caused great
sop ,ne seml-ilnal Travis heat uuchip-
pMcla l4Ir up and two TO play. ~ ID
ono gu peat D. Laldley by two mn nnd
berogo, play. Travis ana Blackwell
mw ,TtI, WI meet in the final tomor.
ever naa me FIRST time an American
golf cb,rS prominent show here IN
VIII vn'mplQnship contest. Blackweli
cien, Ir& member OF the Royal and An.
ramo .u0 played consistrntiv gond
Travie, ontnoul the meeting.
biggest ,ls'-4t by Hutchinson was tho
s2n had 6aim, 51 , on the links, lIutchin-
topslde,olI Eyer tho holder, Maxwell ' vas ins
6pslnst an augury OF he Sucross
holes NJ. travis After an exchanae ~
superior " Ms won the third and fourth nv
ninth. Milky ne was three up AT tho
home raw, ined1l score Of g. Coming
ihlrtcontb 's5 lhe tenth and won tho
bunker Sle In an attompt 10 ca mr. S,'N n
haives ~ front OF the green ,r,, ~
teentb s,1 S4Wted and Travis won Inc AN
hg and' I G"it, ,oe week Travis approach
driving has not nave been deadly His
g, hazards peen straight and clear
noting Is oven on tomorrow, 20.
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tterles Newton and Spies; Knoll anC
THE SUNDAY BALL GAME.
Police WIN Not Interfere with Elks and
Commercial Club Match,

II seems that the police decline to inter-
fere with the proposed bah game next
Sunday afternoon between tains represent
ing tho Elks and the Commercial club.
The following has been sent out by the
captain OF the Commercial club aggrega-
ton. TO the Captain Of the Elks hghball-
istsi
"Mr =. j. Donahue, Chairman Elks Base-
bah Team
"Slr--ln view Of our recent acceptance
Of your challenge 20 play match game
OF baseball on Walkers field at ., m,
the coming Sunday | think II only proper
Co Inform YOU that our nine has been
practising for more than elk weeks past
until now they have reached n degree Of
perfection rarely, II ever accomplishing
IN baseball circles. Our men each weigh
In at 30 pounds and are as quick rs
lightning and strong M Texas steers II
would he manifesty unfair for this az.
giegation OF gigantic athletes 10 contend
against your collection OF attenuatod
conaumptlves without giving you fair
warning In advance. do this now In
order that you may withdraw ia time and
save yourselves from eternal ruin ana
death. You are further Informed that our
PLAYERS will lappear I'm silk paiamas OF
various hue Govern yourself according
Is. II do not hear from you 10 the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-03

Attell made claim Of foul after the
thirteenth round but after great deal
OF wrangling Referee Sharp declined 10
allow a. The fight was fast
McClelland had clearly the better OF the
fight from the FIRST round lie sent In
stiff body and head punches almost AZ
will Near the end Of the thirteenth
round McClellnud landed q hard right to
the stomach Attell curlod up and went
down. crying that he had been hit below
the belt,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-03
WORLDS FAIR
EXCURSIONS.
Via Denver g. Rio Grand o,

To ST, Louis and return sl2,50.
To Chicago and return N7 $50,
To ST. Louis ana return via Chicago,
or Vice versa 5000.
Selling dates Tuesday and Friday OF
each week
Stopovers allowed.
Final limit 60 days from date OF sale.
Pullman and tourist sleepers through
TO 81. Louis without change.
Choice OF routes
See any D. g. Il. G, Aren't,
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HARD, HARD LUCK.
weather Man Seems 20 "naye II In" for
Wrcstlers Ross aud Lewis.

The wrestling match between Charley
Ross and Frank Lewis, scheduled for last
night IN The saucer arena, was. as given
In the News" is again postponed ON ac-
count OF rain. The wrestlers begin to
belieye that the weather physician has
ut In for them Twice the match has
been pos Doned but the wrestlers are de-
lermined to pull off the match. They
have too much money at stake TO allow a
little thing like rain to spoil the game.
u nothing happens, the match will take
place tomorrow night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-03
BRIDAL VEIL FALLS
AND RETURN, SI.25
Via d. & r., G., Sunday, june Sth.

The spectacular climax Of natures
handi-work The grandeur OF over
hanging rock-clif's mingled with green
shrubbery muti-colors Of flowers and
dazzling waterfalls presents a magnih-
cent spectacle to lovers OF nature,
Leave Salt Lake s a. M Returning
arrive at Salt Lake s y. m
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SPLIT BRITTLE, DULL HAIR.
from oandruH, Which is
caused BY Germ. wv "

brittle b "a'r' hard hair, lusterless hair
origin "a w, ,alling hair. all owe their
fneasly ii,, 13l'oriltt which is caused by n
The scalr '',t mlcrobe that burrows into
dandrTg ,nroWing up the cuuole into
Of the bo sOales and sapping the vitality
tral dieso. ~ me root causing the aev-
It Rnaiiv t.'i conditions Of the hair iii
dlscoveS.s nus out Modern sclence hna
drum XXX, rq 9 remedy to destroy the dan
Newhro'. 'uue' which Is combined in
dressino asfplclde tho delightful hnlr
makes Allays itching instantly ana
stlmts "gll sort az silk. Take no sub-
by leadt .othlng 'just ga good Sold
ftamns W., ", drusgists, Send loo, i'm
Co b IN ior sample 10 Tho HorpioIde
Co, spec'aS Mich. D.. @. M I, Drug
-AsehtS' 81
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EXTENSIVE TRAVELLERS

Always go one route, returning an
other When you go east ask for tick
cts either going or returning via Colo
RADIO Midland See all the Rockies
without additional cost, Through stan
dard and tourist sleepers,
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PROVO CANYON
AND RETURN. s1.25
Via d. & r, G., Sunday, June 5th.

Leave Salt Lake s a, m. Returning
arrive Salt Lake 6 p. NJ. Provo canyon
In. the spring time IL the most en-
chanting spot In the intermountain re-
gion. An awe-inspiring panorama OF
snow-cappe1 peaks, rushing torrents,
roaring waterfalls, evergreen trees
and Wild flowers az every descriptions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-03
GOLF MATCH TOMORROW.


Tomorrow afternoon at the Country
oluo mere WIN be "A golf contest FOR the
s@,e championship, and the big fight viii
ne between Arthur Copp present cham
ZION and Fred McGurrln dangerous
it,gal IGr mo honors. Mr. McGurin has
tld mas 1t over the other PLAYERS FOR This
sumner summer work Mr. Copp has held Inc
championship for two years, and expects
oe the winner IN tomorrow's match.
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TEACHERS ExCUR-
SIONS EAST
Vin Ornpon Short Linn.

May S0th and 3lst, and June Sth and
9th, to points as far East as Chicago,
81. Louis, 81. Paul, Memphis, etc Ten
days transit limit each way; final limit
September 18th
See agents for full particulars.
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Noted Horse Dead.

Sacramento, Cal, June 8. Sir Mod
red, q noted stallion died from old age
at Rancho del Paso today, aged "a
years. He was the sire Of many vim
ming racers
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SALT LAKE TURF EXCHANGE
Kenyon Hotel,
California and Eastern Races.
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Spokane -Today's Spokane Boise base
ball game was postponed until Sunday on
account Of wet grounds
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Billy Melody and Jack o'Keefe and
Aurello Herrera and Benny Yanger ali
top-notchers In their division of The aght.
ing game, are now In Butte. The hrst
named two will fight there ON the iSth
Of the world, and an hour after Inc aghf
second time wv
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contrary ny Friday night shall assume
that YOU intend 20 appear az the time and
place named Yours truly,
JOHN G., HOPPER,
captain Conf. Club Baseball Team.
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pAcIFIc coAsT LEAGUE.

Tacoma Wash June AIN the fastest
and best game Of the season IN which
overall shut out the heavy hitting Sc
attic team. letting them down with ono
hit, a two-bagger by Smith, But twen-
ty-nine mon faced him and he gave but
one base on balls At no time could
the Seattle team hit him The Tigers
put up splendid exhibition, playing
without an error. Score.
R,II "
Tacoma '.s.,. So. .,.,.,. ,,,st.,,.,b III y
Seattle ,.f,H... ...,,,u.,s.,..,.,.,..O / |
Batteries overall and Graham; Barber
and Blankenship.
San Francisco, June 9-The southpaw
puzzles OF Oscar Graham were too diff
icult for the Wehfooters today Gra-
ham was so effective that up TO the sew
enth inning only two safe hits wer0
scored against him, Iberg I'm two In
nmgs was hit I'm lively style, Score;
X. II. II
portland .t,, .,,..,.n,,s",." ,.O j
Batteres-Groham and Byrne; Iberg
and Shea,
Los Angeles, June 2-Runs were scarce
In today's game. The champions had n
olean score OF blanks until the ninth
when three hits against Knell gave two
runs, which were enough TO win. Score;
Ri u
Los Angeles SEE. .,.,,. e, .r,,n.2
ShN ffAHclsco '.s.,t.. .,,s,., ,s,.,,,,l 3
Batteries Newton and Spies: Knell and
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sociationi
AZ Kansas City Kansas city. 6: st.
polls, 10.
AZ Toledo. Toledo, 10, Louisville, g.
AZ indianapolis -lndianopolis, 81 Column
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HiIVVTTVa-- lIHIIUeWsun dnU BVWtrnani
Suthon and PETIT.
Two-base hits Woodruff Home run
seymour Bases on balls--Ofr Matthew
son, 1; of SuthOff T. Struck out-By
Matthewson 6, by Suthoff
Empires Moran and Nlmmer.
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DoINGs IN BASEBALL.

suit. but Travis Is fayorte among the
English golf players.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
WESTERN LEAGUE.

PACIFIC NATIONAL. LEAGUE
Butte Butte-salt Lake game postpon-
ed rain
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So Louis June a-Jack Mcclelland of
plttaburg was given the decision over
Ahc Attel OF s0n Francisco at tina end
OF the nfteen-round bout hero tonight
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Sioux City, June 2-I,lndeman lost his
own game today after pitching perfect
bah up TO the eighth inning, Score;
Second game X. II, Il.
SluuN NltN .ts''' ..s.s.sss. 'ssst,s..l q
ST. Joseph ",,,." .,,,., ".,",,i 3 0
Batteries-Lindema and Hess; Chinn
and Mcconnell
Colorado Springs Colorado Springs
nenYor HAme poailoned. Mnt rrnnnde
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SPORTING NOTES.

This weather looks bad for bike races.
Reports from Fralsoo say that lack
Munroe Is making q great hit with ncht
chance against Jeff.
Paris. June 2.-W X. Vanderbilt won
two iirsts at tho I,ongchamp races TODAY
MS Promoteur winning the Prix Mont
Victor -"
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Al Philadelphia Chicago Philadelphia
game postponed; rain.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

AZ Boston Boston-st Louis game post
poned, wet grounds,
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chicago June 2-Jack Johnson the col
ored heavy weight champion. defeated
Frank Childs OF Chicago In six-round
contest tonight The fight was decidedly
Qne.sided, the local man being outclassed
Childa was knocked down In tho second
the gong In each instance saving him
from a knockout, During the last three
rounds johnson had things all HIS own
way, and although Childs managed 10 last
finish.
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Batteries nlian and Woods; Putnam
Griffith and Klelnow.

Cleveland June 2--Clcveand today
played and won It's first extra inning
game Of the year, defeating Boston. Sin
giles by Abbott and Flick with Bradleys
sacrifice gave Cleveland the winning run.
Bemls was Injured by a foul tip At
tendance, 1900, Score:
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Chicago. June -Selbachs work In left
field was the feature Of todays game,
which was smuggling match from start
20 finish al -four pitchers being pounded
all over the lot Attendance. 900, Score.
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New York. June 2-By defeating Gin
cinnau today New York retained first
place IN the pcnnant race. home run
hit into the bleachers 10y Seymour In the
fourth inning being the only tally made
By the visiting team Attendance. 5000
Score:
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Az Brooklyn --Piusburg- Brooklyn game
postponed; wet grounds
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At st. Louis. st. Louis Philadelphia
game postponed rain.
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Games In Pacific National League Post.
poned on Account OF Rain.

PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-10-07
AssAILING THE TARIFF

Democrats Seem Determined to Foros .
Disturbing Issue.
Signs increase that the Democratic
leaders are determined to force the
tariff issue to the front in the presi-
Dental campaign. While Republicans
will welcome the discussion Of this
question, well knowing that at Isl sure
to add many thousands Of votes to
their majorities, they cannot but re-
greet the selection Of the tariff as the
main issue, because Of the unfortunate
influence II will have upon the busi.
ness interests Of the country.
So far this year the presidential
campaign has not blocked business ana
financial activity. Affairs proceed as
usual. In all lines Of business there
is q hopefulness and conf ence which
is most encoirag ing. But IL the coun-
try Is to be confronted with another
visitation OF tariff revision agitation,
with even remote chance Of sue.
cess In the election, there Is bound TO
be d great slump In the industrial
world and d corresponding depression
In all business interests.
1t ID well remembered what hap
. v p
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-10-07
Viva Walker, Hope Wallace.
Hilton Webster, Alice Wickhan1,

Viva Walker, Hope Wallace.
Hilton Webster, Alice Wickhann.
Sidney Tyvan, Jessie Henley.
Third grade Adolph Schlich-
ting, Rosa McC arten, Fern WAY,
Arthur Powell, Irwin HuesbSy.
Kathleen Ellsbery, Earl CASSIDY.
Harriet Brainard, Hilda Nc
Donell, Thomas Huesgen Fran-
els Sprague, James CogsWeII.
Myrtle Halgreen, Hazel CASSIDY.
Fred Mann, Lydia Svean, Bell
Mcintyre, Florence Grover.
Second grade John Ames,
Brighton Arnold, Emma Cadi-
gan, Joseph Coy kendall, Evange-
lene Dahl, Warren Fosburgh.
Noble Greene, Louie Goldberg.
Marian Hanson, Helen Miller.
John Murchie, Marie Palmer,
Bernice Ronner, John Spiesman.
Murie Stuart, Elsie Wilson.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-10-07
PERFECT ATTEND ANCE FOR
SEPTEMBER, 1904.

The following students were
present and on time, at school,
every day during the month Of
Sept, 1904:
High school Maude Bandy,
Susie Bandy, ExzeIia Beau
champ, James Brennan, Robert
Cairns, Violet Cassidy Charles
.Cockburn, James Collinson, May
Connolly, RIGA Connolly, Thora
Connolly, Francis :CoWan, VIM.
Criderman, Mary Daeley, Katie
Meyer, Harold Dodge, Pearl
Duell, Hazel Fancher, Kate
Fitzsimnons, Blanche Fox, Anna
5Glerum, Helen Haig, Mamie
Huesger, William Huesgen,
Clara Hodgson, Mildred Holmes,
Carrie Honett, Lena Honett,
Manda Jacobson, Fred James,
Marie James, Clarence King,
Jennie Belle Lewis, Howard
Maher, Earl Mann, Lizzie Me-
Namara, Edna Morgan, Anna
u f7 ~ Is -
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CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The following pupils obtained
over 80 per cent in the weekly
written tests held on Friday,
Sept. 80, 1904. The names are
arranged in order Of marks.
High school, Botany. Juliette
Shortridge, Francis Cowan,
Hazel Fancher, Jennie Bell
Lewis, Susie Small, Mildred
Holmes, Edna Morgan, Emma
Severson, Helen Watt, Francis
Riordan.
High school, Chemistry -.
Susie Bandy, Ida Pitcher.
High school, English. Edith
Webster, Eunice Fulton, Frank
Schultz, Charolette Hodgson,
James Brennan, Mae Connolly,
Harold Dodge, Mamei Huesge1l.
High school Virgil. Violet
Cassidy, Ida Serumgard.
Eighth grade, Grammar. -
Julia Mcdonnell, Hazel Dingle,
Ruth Baughman, Ida Webster,
Agnes Daeley, Blanche Elmslie,
Agnes Daeley, Esma Miller,
Annie Buchholz, Robert Collin
son, Eta Mckay, John Cowan,
Fred Funda, Elite Smith, Rose
bud Smith. Cora Wagness, Grace
Henry, Pauline Serumgard.
Seventh grade, History. Nor
ris Stoltze, Albert Hanson,
Kathleen Cogswell, Raymond
Holmes, Ida White, Pauline Fun
da, Cora Pierce, John Sherman,
Marland Hurst, Loretta Kelley,
Edwin King, DaE Whitman.
Sixth grade History. Lena
Bandy. Vera Seeley, Olga Hal
gren, Pearl w bster, Fred Jones,
Frank Palmer, Lucy Sprague,
James Elmslie, Pearl Coyken.
dali, Marguerite LaRue, TIA Nc
Donell, Ethel Fitzgerald.