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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24

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ONCE | LAD A HUSBAND
AUCTI0N'!

Notice Of sale OF unclaimed property
under Common Carriers Lien. Notice
Is hereby given that on Thursday, April
9TH, 1904, beginning at 10 o'clock a. m.
the undersigned will sell at public auc-
ton at the Oregon Short Line Freight
Depot, Third West and First South
streets, Salt Lake City. Utah, 10 the
highest bidder. for cash, as provided for
under the laws Of Utah, the following
described property: trH
Five bundles paper boxes, Startup
Candy co.. Provo. consignee, charges
$500.
One show case, one box glass and
wood pedestal consignee, Holden Coop,
charges 1924.
One box hardware and one package
castings, Horace Elmer, consignee,
charges 81. 70.
One case suspenders, conslgnee I'M
known.
one carboy Of acid Joseph Il. Taylor,
cOnslgnee. charges yll.02.
one box II. II. Goods, Jacob Hill, con-
slkHee, charges W cents.
One box personal effects, conslgnee,
Geo. Doyle, charges SLIGO.
One box clothing, w. A. Butler, con-
slgnee, charges N.ls
one box books, ]. Hilliard, conslgnee,
charges 81 81.
Two bundles bedding. Il. +. Hansen,
conslgnee charges Sl.92
one bundle personal effects, W. G..
Goodwin, conslgnee, charges 30 cents.
one box personal effects, NJ Yarrow,
consgnee. charges rs cents.
Three cases olive oil. Nowlin & Hull,
constgnee charges Sl73.
one box advertising matter, Lydia q.
Alder, Consignes, charges $500.
one case notions, Lewis S. Strelfter,
consgnee. charges 1904.
One box lamps. Leonard Fish, con-
sgnee, charges $40,
One display case, one case mustard,
one barrel Saratoga chips. Nowlin a
Hull. consignees. charges s267.
One crate Z. ware, Della Stevenson,
consignee. charges g.. 10.
Ono case tin ware, @. s. Badger. con.
signee, charges s2.25.
one Eureka Nebulizer and Operating
Table, conslgnee, f, l., Stetson, charges
paid.
one box barytes consigned Theo. Bru-
beck. charges Sl0.76.
Two boxes tablets, NJ. Broschlnsky,
consignee charges S2.S0.
Ten boxes chemicals, Joseph Taylor,
consignee, charges $40 49,
All Of the above described property.
having been on hand or refused for over
sixty days, all Of which Is subject to
storage charge in addition TO the
charges above enumerated.
], A. REEVES. A. G, II. A.
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RAIL- MAGNA1ES
MEET TOMORROW.
r,o.tots Of the Pacific National
'''' League Here to Arrange
Schedule
NJ SEASON BEGINS APRIL 26.
.,,.,t lucas Arrived Last Night
'' MIXERS Due This Afternoon Uni
arms Ordered for Salt Lake.

,,, ~ II, Lucas OF the Pacific
h D.a., baseball league came to SAT-
,'s. city last night from the northwest e
l". s ,se league meeting he called Tor
% wv. afternoon at the Wilson hotel.
l lcas" JOhn" McCIoskey. manager OF
'h'1 o',.. Babies. Walter Wilmot OF the
~ ,s., p. from Butte. and c. II. Williams
NM ,' snokane Indians. are due here be-
q ". :" H,sb,. These with representatives OF
~, y. loo'! club will meet in solemn con-
'n ~" !, decide upon many important
CIV, Go, pertaining 10 league AFFAIRS.
Co.. .nopg them being the adoption Of
~ '.,,dple On this point the ,magnates
hssn silent. saying that J. VIII be
hMV ,ntirely 70 the directors IL u gem
lsilr IN conceied, however. that the season
e ~ srsr In this city and at Spokane on
w IN Of next month, ana inc pIoDa,
Y, tT,,ss are that Boise Will play the local
p m vhile Butte will go 10 spokane.
pSseh sub will present a schedule az TO-
.s,rax>s meeting, and no trouble WHAT
ir.r 4 anticipated In the ARRANGEMENT 2,
S,ias As 10 the ulle tile ssanon "hi
a. ~ nothing Is known now, IL IL pure
= matter Of conjecture,
ne officers OF the league reel assured
- successiul season. The organization
solnd basis. Each club has a
nn,sst no Of 500, and that VIII hold the
,Ams together, and the fight for the pen
! .s, paw Gin, Of the Gimlinites, de-
h.1 ,s. mai sail Lake will land the PEN
s can, WIlmot says It Is a cinch for
s snOtstovn "Honest john says there's
ssgSInr 10 il but Boise, and Williams says
y. ras vii lgo to Spokane, so there you
=. that's confidence for YOU
n. local club directors have finally
,.Jisd upon uniforms for Salt Lake,
"a ,hav we're ordered yesterday. They
I'M ne blue decorated with a few stripes
N " maroon, and te letters s. Il. Will be
slaad on the shirt fronts,
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BATTLING NELSON'S MASCOT.
Caught Sparrow While on the Road
Early This Morning.

Early this morning while Battling Nell
son was doing his daily run on the road
TO Jordan river and back he thought no
met with a streak OF extremely good luck,
and that he had a mascot that would
surely bring victory to him In his contest
with Spider Welch next Tuesday night.
On his return trip Nelson noticed five
sparrows flying along Just ahead OF him.
Suddenly they few higher and then set
tied on the wires. Nelson says the birds
were wet and received sufficient of the
electric current TO kill them. lie says
four Of them were killed instantly, but
the NTH hung ON for time and finally
fell. Nelson caught the bird before II
struck the ground
"Ah, this is the NTH bird. My fight comes
on the nth of the month Surely this IL
my mascot" said Nelson to himself Vie
then began to stroke the poor birdie and
soon was oyerjoyed TO find that IL showed
signs Of life. He carried II tenderly up
to Kelley's place, and turned II over TO
3D., the genius loci OF the morning SHIFT,
He gave positive Instructions that the
bird should he well cared for until he re-
turned. When Nelson came back from
the baths, however, the mascot was
dead.
"Well, that simply means that | will
win in the NTH" said Nelson when the
boys jollied him.
There was some little betting yesterday
on the contest, hut no odds were offered,
Nelson and Welch show up pretty evenly
I'm their training and each has made many
friends who will wager their last cent on
their favorite.
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~ your groeers; noneYbAfh

where she has been wintering. and is IN
first class shape, Mr., Billings says she
Is better than ever and he hopes 10 even
lower the figures she has set for a mile.
The great mare has had work on the
track at Memphis almost daily, and
while not pressed hard, has shown re-
markable time. After the Cleveland meet
In June she will be brought here and will
again be seen on the Speedway.
The greater portion OF Mr. Billings
string of racers are sun In Cleveland.
Several Of them. including the great Lou
Dillon, will take part In the first trials
in the grand circuit IN the west one OBJ
ject. II Is said. that Mr.. Billings will try
for this year Is the record Of 20gi made
by Cresceus under normal conditions
Those who have seen the little chestnut
wonder In hand are confident that she
can clip fraction Of second from the
foregoing. figures without the use OF a
wind shield.
my plans for the coming trotting sea-
son are not yet matured." said Mr.. Bill
ings yesterday. Recently | have not
been In direct touch with my horses. on
my way here | dropped OF and looked
them over, and they are all that could
be desired. Who win handle Lou Dillon
| have not yet decided upon. she will.
however. be given all the opportunities
that can be offered and | am confident
that this year the little wonder will do
herself proud and that 1t will be neces-
sary 10 change the existing records"
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Leadville In the sos, while was oper-
ator for tho Western Union company.
The manager told me Of "Bogey's" ar
rival and INSTRUCTED me that
II DOGGY came around before
closing up time, to lock him In and he
(the managcr) would let him out In the
morning, Just before 800 came,
DOGGY" sauntered In and, as was his
custom came over where i was, took
of his derby hat and laid II down In
front Of me and said, Look" did so
and IN the inside pasted TO the crown
was his name, DOGGY opened the
til and gave him fifty cents. lie then
wanted TO copy u BIT, and | consented,
lie was certainly rusty" although In
his time he Is said to have been second
10 none az a receiver He had to get
up, with the remark; Hes "A lively
one" He went over to the stove, laid
down few newspapers and prepared
for bed, asked why he laid those
papers on the floor and he replied ITO
keep my clothes clean" The manager
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Handball Championship.

San Francisco. March &--By the score
OF six games TO one Michael j, Egan
from Jersey City. defeated James Fitz-
gerald of San Francisco In the first of
the series for the handball championship
OF the world, The games were played
on the court OF the Olympic club prob
ably one cf the fastest courts In tho
country, and the many experts who
watched the contest agreed that never
before had such handball been seen In
this city II anywhere.
The series to decide the championship
will contest In all Of fifteen Pc cs, or,
rather, OF the best eight In fifteen, and
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Ascot Park Events.

Los Angeles, Cal. March 29.-Notwith.
standing the defeat Of five out Of six
iavorites at Ascot today the books were
hard hit, Every winner, except one,
Agnes Mack. was at good prices and was
played all over the ring. The field books
especially suffered from tho victory of
Geisha Girl which after being played
from 40 to to II to /. won by nose from
Victoria ), te favorite, Weather fine,
track good Results.
First race one mile, selllng-Chemist
won. liberto second, Little Secret third.
Time-la3A.
Second race, Slauson course. selling
Mistletide won, Eugene B second, Pat
Bulger third. Time--l.llis.
Third race, five and a half furlongs,
selllng--Geisha Girl won, Victoria S sec
ond, The Covenanter third Timc-i,09s.
Fourth race, mile and one sixteenth
selling--Agnes Mack won, Wager second,
Katherine Ennis third. Time-.l:09.
Sixth race, seven furlongs. selling
Farmer Jim won Discuss second,
Eyander third Time-l9.
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RACES AT OAKLAND.
Fayorites Had a Good Day and Swept
Boards Clean.

San Francisco, March 2o-Favortes
swept the board at Oakland today and the
players left the track In n cheerful mood,
The principal event was the six-furong
handicap. Letola and Nigrette OF the
Jennings stable were fayorites at Z TO 10,
while there was considerable play on
Ocean Dream. Sad Sam went to the front
but Ietola soon caught him, winning as
she pleased from Ocean Dream and NJ.
grette. The weather was clear and the
track muddy. Results:
First race, Futurity course, selling
Reeves won, Educate second, Salto third.
Tlme-i:lG
Second race, four furlongs, purse-Arls-
be won, sca Air second. George +. Nc
Near third. Time-0:j2
Third race six and half furlongs, sell
ing--Optimo won, Pencil Me second, Sue
Johnson third. rime-l.N.
Fourth race. mile and seventy yards,
selling--Galanthu won, Chickadce sec
ond, 4 O u third Time-lj3,
Fifth race, six furongs, handlcap-Le-
tola won, Ocean Dream second, Nigrette
third. Time--ll7h,
Sixth race, one mile, seling-Criss Cross
won, III Photo second, Quiz III Third. Thine
Jas
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ABOUT LOU DILLON.
Owner Billings Declares the Animal will
Lower More Records,

New York, March &C. X. G.. Bill
lnr The millionaire owner OF the worlds
tMnplon trotler, Lou Dillon, and prob
lly We best amateur driver In the
voIN Is back nom his trip to California,
horse Affairs.
1u Dlion Is 10 make her first public
NMt " NE year at the Cleveland track
y nNI o'nef OF his famous horses. Mr..
bllhfs reports that his string In tho
Wy Is ~ The best Of condition and as
d brought east NV W."
The famous mare Is still In Memphis.
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Hot After Herrera.

Chicago, March 9.-Benny Yanger,
with his counsel and William j. Luddy,
appeared before Justice Mcdonald OF
Lyons Yesterday in the case of Luddy be-
gal against Hanger for violation OF the
state laws regarding prize lighting The
case had been continued from March 10
on hangers request. When the case was
called 1t was announced by the justice
mat the papers had. been lost or mis-
laid, The case was, in consequence, dis
missed Aurelo Herrera was held to the
grand jury In sl0e1 bonds after hearing
~ the same court on like charge
March 10.
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TURNER TURNS TRICK.
RUFF knocks Out Jack Cardell In Flew
enth Round OF Hard Fight,

Oakland. March 29-The fight between
Jack Cordell Of San Francisco and Rufe
Truner Of Stockton ended In a victory
round, when he gave Cordell a knockout
blow. The fight was a fast and furious
one. and lOked for a time as though II
might end In favor Of the white boy. In
the first round Turner knocked Cordell
down and made him take nine seconds Of
the count. In the second round Cordell
measured his man and had the best Of
Turner severely In the eleventh round
Cordell became confident and careless.
Turner sent him TO the floor with a stiff
right hand jab 70 the jaw. Cordel took
nine seconds Of the count and then arose
but he was all In and Turner landed q
right hook to the chin and knocked him
COmnletelY ont.
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the match will be concluded at the
Olympic clubs courts next Sunday.
Fitzgerald has 10 win seven out OF the
eight remaining games TO cary OF the
championship. The score was as fol.
lows.
First game, Egan q. Fitzgerald IS; sec
ond game. Fitzgerald n. Egan IL; third
game, Egan q. Fitzgerald 9; fifth game,
Egan q. Fitzgerald 2; sixth game, Egan
a. Fitzgerald .; seventh game. Egan q,
Fitzgerald &
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SALT LAKE TURF EXCHANGE,
Ken"-N Hotel.
California and Eastern Races.
Strength and Endurance.

Are factors OF The greatest success.
No person can do full justice to him.
self without them.
In no season OF the year are they
more easily exhausted than In the
spring.
We need not discuss the reason for
this here, Its enough to say there Is
one, and that Hoods Sarsaparilla gives
strength and endurance, as thousands
annually testify.
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Weak sickness
kidney trouble continue
follow.
Your other atenonbut kidneys
they
badly" begin taking
kidney Bladder remedy
all the other
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NOT HEREDITARY.
'''As's Due to Living Minute
Germ,

MANY people, even unto the present
sS ~ grace consider badness due TO
hereditary Influence.
p. %,lhlns is further from the truth
sa .Sln Is caused by the onslaught Of
s saInuIe organism which secretes Itself
y, the scalp and attacks the roots
and fall out. 'O'e !" iie
inls organism cannot be got rid OF
e !, by The free and perseyerinr Use
o. N'wbro's llerplclde. >
AZ wv matter how badly the scalp Is
s sDS The Dandrutt surely disappears
pslde Is applied. ' NV
Effect" NNsu 9uu remove the
n V ,,s vy leading druggists, Send 100.
~ Stamps for sample 20 The Herpiclde
n sDtuolt, Mich z. c, M, |. Drug
w. special Agents. 70
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Attell Beats Herrera,

Chicago. March 2s.-Abe Atteli was CIV
en- the decision over Aurello Herrera to-
night at the end OF sx-round contest.
The verdict OF the referee did not meet
with the approval Of the spectators,
three-quartcrs OF whom were Of the opIn-
ion that the fight should have gone TO
Herrera.
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JOCKEY REIFF RETIRES.
lie IS at His Home Again and Says lie
Has Quit Turf

Chicago, March SO.-A dispatch to tho
Tribune from San Francisco. Cal, says:
John Renff. the well known jockey, Is at
his home In the suburbs OF this city. lie
says he will never again be seen on an
American track Rein states that while
vocable 80 far as the United States Is
concerned, he will. should his license to
ride In France be Restored 10 him, go
back 10 that country for another season.
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told me he found DOGGY" there the
next morning sleeping Ike a babe. II
was generally understood among tho
operators all over the country that
when DOGGY" took his hat of and
said, Look" Il meant money, and he
Invariably got Il lie was an Intelll-
gent man and all the operators liked
him. His fund Of anecdotes, made up
principally OF personal experiences. was
very interesting j, T. SPENCER.
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SALT LAKE WINS AGAIN.
so,,I Rifle Experts Defeat Colorado
Springs Crack Team.

N, match team rifle shoot between Salt
1sM and Colorado Springs, again re-
,utd IN victory for the local experts,
M contest took place Sunda yand the
,ssltS just received, show that the local
meets The contest took place Sunday
lam won BY q margin Of q points. Salt
iake made a total Of g22 and Colorado
spdngs SIS. The next contest will take
n,Oa three weeks from next Sunday,
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Try one drop Of Schilline's
Best lemon extract in half.a.
glass Of water
Try how many drops of some
other extract it takes to flavor
as much.
a, your uOeefs; aonsybleh
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Aemilius LAWS Dead,

Toronto. Ont. March 30.-Aemillus JAR
Wis, the well known yaehtsman. skipper
OF all the Canadian boats In the contests
for the Canade's cup. 10 dying here from
tuberculosis.
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KNEW DOGGY" WELL.
Salt Laker Met Famous Telegraph
Operator in Leadville.

To the Editor:
] notice by the papers that Henry
Bogardus the well known telegraph
OPERATOR IL dead. "Bogey" came TO
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Itchiness OF the skin, horrible plague
Most everybody afflicted IN one way or
another Only one safe, never falling
cure-Donn's Ointment At any drug
store, 80 cents.
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Coast Ball Games.
STANDING OF TEAMS.

Los Angeles, March 9.-Balls effective
pitching was responsible for the defeat
Of Portland today The score was 20 0.
lberg was hit freely, but fine fielding
Kept the score down. Chase, Los Angeles
new first baseman. got two doubles. The
day was cold and windy and small
crowd witnessed the game. Score:
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The mild immediate orders kidney bladder
diseases Digestion being obliged
tied highest
trial skin eruptons from bad blood neural
rheumatism, diabetes, boating
Cottage ST. Melo, ritahhp feeling lack Of
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Ever since vas IN me Army hid o. Brghts disease.
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Standing of Players.

ne standing Of the players in the pool
Tournament now going on at the CONNER
dl club Is as follows since last nights
llree,
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LOOK PLEASANT

when YOU call us over our new hide
pendent Telephone, NJ, w NEW.
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Oakland, Cal, March 29..-Tho baseball
game scheduled for today was postponed
on account Of wet grounds.
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Snaps plums bargains, etc, Page
10 today's paper
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Fresno, March 29-The SeattIe.Tacoma
baseball game was postponed on account
OF rain today.
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TYPEwRITERs FOR RENT.

All kinds. all prices.
Our repair work guaranteed.
Call write or telephone
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Los Angeles .,'.u ,,,,,,,. ,,,,..,,3 10 q
ioiNdHu s''''s. 's.ss'ss sssss,, .s',U .
Batteries-Ball and Spies; lberg and
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BEST SELLING BOOKS.
Record For February.

According to the records Of all book.
sellers, the six books which have sold
best In the order Of demand during the
month are:
I The Little Shepherd OF King.
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We have the above and all the latest
popular books OF the day
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The Tomahawk., 1904-03-10
The Most Common Disease.

Yorktown, Ark, Feb. 29th.-.-Leland
Williamson, M. d., a successful and clever
local physician, says:
There is scarcely another form of dis
ease physician is called upon so often
to treat as Kidney, Disease. l invariably
prescribe Dodd's Kidney Pills and am not
disappointed in their effect for they are
always reliable. l could mention many
cases in which I have used this medicine
with splendid success, for example, l
might refer to the case of Mr.. A. II. Cole.
"Age 81, greatly emaciated, some fever,
great pain and pressure over region OF
Kidneys, urine filled with pus or corrup-
ton and very foul smelling and passed
some blood: Directed to drink a great
deal of water, gave brisk purgative and
Dodd's Kidney Pills. The pills were con-
tinued regularly for three weeks and then
a few doses every week, especially if pa
tient felt any pain in region of Kidneys;
Cured completely and patient performed
his duties as farm laborer in four. weeks" !"
DR.. Williamson has been regular prac-
titioner for over twenty years, and his
unqualified endorsement of Dodd's Kidney
Pills is certainly a wonderful tribute to
this remedy.
Behavior is a mirror in which everyone
disnlays his, imape-TOethe.