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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-30
R|KE RACES AT THE
SAUCER TRACK.
uBilly" SamueIsOn Sets Another
Mark for the Two Mile
Record.
LOWERED TIME FOUR SECONDS.
Hardy Downing the Victor in Ten
Mile Motor Paced Race With
Johnnie Chapman,

:, .pnly" samuelson keeps on smash
49,. worlds records, new supply VIII
ns 20 he manufactured. About every
,Ir,o mi gets on the track worlds rec
va IA due for a tumble. Bill had the hab-
=, lac, evening, and in the two-mile han
s,oon event he sawed OFF four seconds
49,, the record previously established by
~, In other words he covered the dis
l,ance in 1855 3-5, This Is four and one
e,rn seconds better than Champion Frank
Kramer could do'
Isn,t that agoln' some2
samueson crossed the tape first. HOP"
.ar with 90 yards lead, got second.
p,oborn. with 70 yards. came In third, ana
nownIng a As yard man, got fourth Inc
laps were won as follows;
somuelson and Leyland, 1; Palmer, Bur-
lie ard Gum, 2; Staver. 3; Pray, 4. There
"a n starters in the event, and they
asorted pretty picture as they
SKINNED around tho s"ueei
bSTTSu mile novice race proved an inter-
ling event ana OccaSlOned some sur
orise when Lindgren carried on me nom
pprs and a gold medal and broke the track
eaaaVA
soD cot second In this race and Morgan
'I me three-mle open lap race for ANA
,,nrs furnished lively contest The VIM
ners were liver and Carl Redman, ~. IS.
Iieaeren and Emil Agraz. liver fedman
u ,1es The frst to cross the tape. He took
,bl5ss easily until nearly the end OF the
ace, ,a"@' and then shot ahead and kept the
lead until the finish. The winners OF laps
WIS ElsTood. s; Tate, Agraz. 3; Weiser
west Iyer Dedman, Carl Redman, HALL
AN. 2. Castro and wilcox, z.
8ply three competed In the free-for-all
ove.raie motor race although six had en-
tered The contestants were compelled 10
,ide one.mlle heats to qualify, the three
fastest 10 race. The concluding heat found
CHAPMAN, Il. NJ. Samuelson and Staley on
me track. Staley took an early lead, but
samuelson managed to close up the gap
between them and at the end Of four miles
had secured lap.
The ten-mie motor paced race behind
shields, between Hardy Downing and
Johnnie Chapman, went TO the former
who had a rather easy time In beating
The Atlanta boy. The time was very slow
2-5, and Downing rode around
Chapman no less than nine times.
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ATHLETICS AT FORT.
Lively Contests Between Members of the
Twenty-Ninth Infantry.

Owing TO the absence Of the Twelfth
and Twenty -seoond batteries from Fort
Douglas, the regular monthly field games
at the post were participated In yesterday
by members Of the Twenty-ninth iufan~
try only, Company f carried of the day
by winning IS points. Company II came
second with 81 points. Company r rs. and
Company @ 3, The summary OF events
follows;
100 yard dash-Padbery company +.
Time--.ll
Running broad jump-colln,s COM
pany II, l6 feet,
Putting the shot-Hackett, company II,
30.5 feet
Three-legged race-Company H.
Throwing baseball-DasheT. company
II, 216 yards.
Thgcwing hammer--Yentzer, company
j., 1i,3 feet.
? Running high jump-Hackett company
II, "a feet.
200 yard hurdle-Padberg company f..
Timers.
Tug. -war--Company II.
one mile walk-Baker, company r.
Time-l0;3S
200 yard dash--workman company u.
Time-:N
Competitive drill-Rpple. company H..
Half-mile walk In heavy marching or
der-Baker company II. Tlmo-j:05.
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HORSE RACES.
RACES AT BRIGHTON.

iNfAti4b y pANihil lOANs
New York, July 29.-Brighton Beach
summary;
First race. six furlongs-waterlIg
won, Austen Allen second Meadowhorn
third, Tme-l;l5
Second race, handicap, six furongs-
Ancestor won, Graceful second, Lady
Uncas third, Tlmo-l:lI 3-5
Third race mile and one-sixteenth--
Brooklynite won, Kingraine second,
Court Maid third. Time-liS2-5
Fourth race, mile and a furlong-Eu-
genia Murch won, Rosetlnt second April
Shower third, Time-l "a as.
Fifth race, five and n half furlongs--
Brush Up won. Bill Bailey III second,
Confessor third. Time-lOS 2-5.
Sixth race, mile and one-slxtenth-
Boundbrok won, Sir shep second, Lady
Prudence third. Time-l;50,
AT THE CHICAGO TRACK,
Chicago July 29,-Ilawthorne sum.
First race, six furongs-Hamey won,
Hudson second, Commander third Time
i:lb.
Second race steeplcchasc. short course
Weird won, Nitrate second. Sweet Jane
Third race, Ave and half furlongs-
The Mist won, Moorish Damsel second,
Allen Avon third, Time--1O9
Fourth race, mile and seventy yards
Brchbroom won, Port Royal second, At
lantiCo third. Timc-i,A5 as
Fifth race, six furlongs-My Alice won,
Julia NJ second, Kleinwood third. Time
l;l4 l-5,
Sixth race, seven firongs- Mai. 4. j.
Carson won, Lura Lighter second, Flo
Bob third. Timel:& AS
AT sT LOUIS.
81. Louis. July 29,-Fair Grounds sum
mary.
First race. six and half furongs. sell.
lng-Tribo won, Varro second, Flyer third,
Time i 49,
second race, six furongs. purse--Wood-
lawn Belle won, ora second Triple Sll.
yer third Time-i:l6A.
Third race. six and half nirlOngs. sell
ing-Bab won, Dervlsh second. Athelrose
third. Time-l22
Fourth race, six furlongs, handlcap.
two-year- olds--Loretta NJ won, Wood.
lands second, Braden third Time-i:i4iS
Fifth race, mile and an eighth, selling
Miss Betty won Second Mate second
Tony Topping third. Time-l:57ik
Sixth race, six furlongs seling-J w
oNeill won Dolly Gray second, Sid Sill
Yer third. Time-l:l5A.
GRAND CIRCUIT SUMMARY.
Detroit Mich, July 29--Grand circuit
summary;
22i class. trotting, merchants and
manufacturers consolation purse, 5000
two IN three heats-Iohn Bachelor won
two straight heats in 2,llA, PISA Miss
Roesdale, Bessie Blrchwod, Mss Janette
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Headache
Can be Cured with
DIR. Niles Anti
Pain Pills.

II your nerves nre subject TO disturb
Rnces, such as Headaches, Neuralgia,
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Dr. Miles Antl-Paln Pills are pleas
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on the bowels, nor do they have any
disagroeable weakening or hablt-form-
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They arc the result OF tho latest sclen-
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You should always keep box Of Or.
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We Treat and Cure

CATARRH-Deafness, Nose and
Throat Troubles, Eye and Ear Dis
eases, Bronchial and Lung Troubles,
Asthma, Stomach, Liver and Kid
ney Diseases. Bladder Troubles, Fe-
male Complaints. Chronic Diseases
of Women and Children, Heart Dis
ease, Nervous Diseases, Chorea (St.
Vitus Dance), Ricketts,, Spinal
Trouble Skin Diseases, Sciatica and
rheumatism, Diseases of the Bowels,
Piles, Fistula, aud Rectal Troubles,
Goitre COR Big Neck, Syphilis.
Blood Diseases, Tape Worm, Hay
Fever, Hysterla, Epilepsy, lnsom-
mia, etc, and all cursble Nervous,
Private and Chronic Diseases.
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Worlds Fair Loan Rumors.

ST. Louis, July pa rumor became
current today that the worlds fair
management was negotiating for a loan
OF 100000 from various financial in
stitutions OF st. Louis President d.
r. Francis made the following state
ment 20 the Associated Press
THE exposition company does not
owe one dollar TO any financial institu-
ton IN ST. Louis or elsewhere nor has
IL borrowed any money since Il pro-
cured from the federal government the
lean OF Si,600,000 in February last. 10
provide for emergencies, however, nego-
tlntlons have been had with some of
the banks and trust companies OF the
city ana the option Of the loan 10 the
extent OF $l,00O00O In the event Il
should be required has been secured.
The collateral that win be given for
this loan n taken, VIII be very accept
able TO the financial institutions"
A meeting OF exposition officials was
held at the downtown headquarters
Of the exposition company today ana
the matter OF negotiating a loan, II n
understood, was under discussion.
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The liver Is affected by Catarrhal poi.
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do you get dlzzyT'
Have you cold feetT
do you feel miserableP
DO you get tired easy2"
DO you have hot nashes7"
Are your spirits low at timos9"
DO you have rumbling In the bowels7'
These are the seven simple signs indi-
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Catarrh of the stomach is usually caus.
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YOUR HAT
may be a Stylish Ono, But II Makes
Trouble.


GO man usually buys hat that's "ln
lots 70 answer for.
o,, n"luheods are growing more numer-
Jus every day. Hats make excellent
ng,ttee1lng places for the parasitic germs
hair. '0 i'''' Vie roots OF the
vo mheh your hair begins 10 fan ont and
sur Sur scalp is full OF dandruff II is a
bnsgn,s sign that these countless germs are
there Is but one way to overoome the
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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 to men suffering with
private troubles: PAY YOUR FEE
WHEN CURED" Contrast this
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Did you ever hear of a fakir 're-
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SALT LAKE WON ONE.
Locals Had an Easy Time Finding Spor-
er's Curves.
PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING or THE CLUBS.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Salt Lake 6; Butte, s.
Spokane, Z. Boise, O.
ToDAY'S GAMES.
Butte at Salt Lake.
Boise at Spokane.

Well, we'll Is 1t really SOP
Salt Lake managed to pull down n game
from Butte yesterday afternoon at Walk
ers lawn party, and they did 1t with their
little sticks and with some real ball
playing IN the field.
sporer was In the box for the smoke
eaters and managed to get along fairly
well until the fifth and sixth innings
when the locals committed as
sault and battery and drove poor Spor-
or to the wods, Hoon took his place and
managed 10 hold the enemy down, but the
trouble was about all over with when
sporer met his downfall. But the win was
not cinch by any means. But for
Doitch Muller's great throw In the ninth.
when he cut off Runkle as the latter was
hurting his anatomy at the plate. the
game would have been tied up, and the
Miners may have won. Runkle was
caught at the pan twice. In the sixth
he tried to sneak home but Delmas
taught him with a splendid throw to
These throws we're features OF the game
Titus pitched for the locals and perform
ca very well considering the fact that our
The fight will be continued this after
noon, The score follows.
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10 break iip the =. n. l.. On this page will
be found story from the Anaconda
Standard, In which it II predicted that
Salt Lake Will mot stick" According TO
some who claim to know a few things
bail affairs. there Is somo foundation for
the story. II has been freely predicted
that the club would not leave home
again,
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The Bronchial Tubes.

when catarrh OF the head or throat is
neglected or wrongfully treated, IL ex-
tends down the windpipe into the bron-
chlal tubes, and after a while attacks the
lungs Quickly cured with little cost by
Drs. Shores famous treatment.
"Have you cough"
'Do you take cold easllyT
"Haye you pain in the side 2"
DO you raise frothy materlals7'
DO you spit up little cheesy lumps2'
"DO you feel you are growing weaker2'
Don't risk neglectlng these warnings
stop the disease before It reaches the
lungs.
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HOOD AND SHASTA.
Can Their SUBMITS he Seen from
Each Other?

Reddlng, Cal. July 29,--It ia believed
that the question OF whether the sum-
mits Of Mount Hood in oregon and
Mount Shasta, are visible from each
other, viii be determined Monday next
through the efforts Of tho Portland Ma
zamas. Thirteen members OF that or
ganlzaticn arrived in Slss0n from
Portland today prepared 20 climb
Mount Shasta and prepare for expert
ments Monday. sun flashes win be
made from the tops OF two peaks
throughout Monday afterrocn. That
night the crowd on Mount shasta will
burn 10 pounds OF red fash cowder at
exactly $3.50 o'clock. II tho watchers on
the summit OF Mount Hood see the fire
they will reply by setting off red fire
Ave minutes later, If not they VIII walt
until Gas o'clock and SCI off 10 pounds
Of red fire I'm the hope that II viii be
seen on Shasta summit
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II; II. u,
Omanh '.ss'' ss - 's''s'Fss's's'fb
BatterleA-Brown and Freeze; Clark and
Mcconnell
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INDIANS WERE ROUTED.
Wednesdays Bunch OF Fruit piekers
Won Yesterdays Game.

Spokane. July 29-Spokane tried its
new pitcher, Stelz, today with poor re-
suits, losing, to T. stelz was too liberal
with passes Stelz being a new man. the
usual game and this had something 10
do with the new pitchers unsteadiness.
Spokane was credited with more hits
than Boise but the error column was
less on Bosses part, The exciting eighth
inning was the only thing, when the Spo-
kane players fattened up their batting
average. Score
II. X. Il
sSpoI le '''''' " - - ''' '''''"'d 10
boiSe '"s'' - - '''.'.tsss's'.. ~ /
Batteries-Stelz and Stanley; Starkolls
and Hanson.
Umpire-Elannery,
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Catarrh or the stomach

us there nausea2"
DO YOU belch up GASP
Are you constipated3"
rs your tongue coated7
DO you bloat up after eatingT
rs there constant bad taste In the
MOUTH"
Now Is the time to be permanently
cured Drs, Shores are curing hundreds
every week.
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Lara j., Emma Hoyt and Allie n. also
started, -oo 49,. H..
2l6 class. pacing, purse $3.50, two In
three hoats-Angus Pointer won TWO
straight heats In 2;0Sh, 2;OSA. Ben r.,
BESSIE Drake, Sadie Baron, Roy b. John
Il. Kngmore and Red Bird also startea.
Ave heats Halfrey won the iirst, second
and fourth heats In 2:09l4, 2l3h, 2l8. john
Me won the third heat IN 2l3h Redwood,
Loanora, Mary Gage, Miss LeofeX ana
Ben Potts also started,
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Kidney Disease

Results In two ways by taking cold and
from the blood the catarrhal poisons
which affect all organs, Quickly cured
with little cost by Drs. Shores famous
treatment
"Do your hands and feet swell?"
rs II noticed more at nlght2'
rs there pain In the small OF the
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Has the Preparation bad odor?"
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DO you have TO get up often at night p
rs there a deposit in urine II left stand
ing?"
Don't neglect these signs and risk
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Refused TO Play Next Series With In
dians at spokane.

Especial to the "News.")
Butte, Mont, July 3O.-Walter Wilmot
last night received n letter from Pres-
dent Williams of Spokane club asking that
played here next week be transferred TO
Spokane, President Williams gave AS his
reason that he thought clubs would draw
better I'm Falls City than hero.
Wilmot wired back refusing. 81 will
transfer no games to any town because
the teams might draw better there" said
Wilmot last night. Butte is going TO
have all OF baseball that the schedule calls
for. IL there Is any transferring to do we
might like TO have few extra games
here
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-30

The tennis tournament OF the Utah Ten
mis- association, for the championship Sc
rios, viii begin on Saturday, Aug a. This
is the decision reached BIS the committee
composed OF Harry Roberts and -, NJ.
Gamett. Entries must DE made before
Aug TO- and the fee will be- 81 for singles
and 90 cents each for doubles, There Is
u great deal Of Interest In the game at
present, and the tournament promises to
be highly interesting.
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penny" GOSSIP.

Before he takes ON either Britt or Cor
bett, Battling Nelson should give the
Mexican Aurelio Herrera his needings,
[ wonder what Papa Hanlon IS thinking
about this morning There is surely a lot
of sore heads IN Frisco. for has not an
other natiyc son been made 10 taste OF
defeat. Ted Murphy, 1.-THE Boy Mama
ger ls the happiest man In the town to-
day.
The handicap and championship meets
OF the Western association OF the ANA
tour Athletic union began yesterday In
the stadium, and will close today. The
entries include about 100 athletes, The
contests Of both days include the regular
track and field events,
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Who neNt2
young Corbett." or Britt?
Battling Nelson can Just about take his
pick Of the two.
by his decisive defeat Of little Eddie
lIanlon at San Francisco last night, Bat.
thing Nelson demonstrated that he has a
right to demand respect from the top
n0tchers I'm his class.
When s. j, Kelley brought the game
Chicago lad here to battle with Spider
Welch, not much was Fnown IN Salt Lake
of the tough little fighter, although he
then had IS straight victories TO his cred
Il His victory over Welch AT the Salt
Palace will always be remembered by To-
cal fight fans. Next we heard of him
from San Francisco whore he polished on
Martin Conole one ,of the cleYerest light
weights In the business. The talent picked
Nelson to lose. He was then matched to
fight Hanlon. He emerged from the
fierce encounter with scarcely mark on
him, while little Eddie was punished Sc
verely. All Of which goes TO show that
Nelson has increased his speed won
derfully since he fought Welch in this
city.
He stil retains his battering ram
punch.
He can absorb enough punishment 10
put three ordinary lightwelghts to sleep,
and II seems impossible TO tire him.
He Is now In line for contest with
Britt or Corbett, ana II he ever enters
the ring with either Of them at l2S TO f30
pounds, his opponent will have the hard
est tight OF his career
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So A MONTH
BY MAIL.

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and Farrell.

HUU TNfItII,
New York, July 29.-In fast and well
played game the locals defeated ST. Louis
today, Petty pitched well and gave only
one base on balls. Attendance, 1900
Score:
ST. Louis .,,..., ., .,.,,,.,,,..,,O |
new York sstss.s,ss.s ss,sssss.s,sE v
Batteries-Pelty and Sugden Powell and
Kleinow.
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Mrs. Mary A. Geertsen. 1925 cath
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WALTER SAID mo"
At your rroesr'' ! mousybses,

Hit by pitcher--swndels Umpire--Da-
Wis. Tlme-l:i5. Attendance-3jO.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.


PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Tacoma, July 20.-Taooma made It four
straight today. st. Vrain got bad'start
but during the last eight innings he
pitched fine game and received good
support. The locals fell ON Thielman for
four two-baggers In the fourth and made
enough to WIN lberg succeeded him and
Tacoma was unable TO score again.
Score
R,HB
Tacoma ''.',,' .,,,.,.,,s :. .,,.,".4 y
foItlahu 's'''''' 's'". .,s.'.,,ur5 s
Batterios-St. Vrain and Graham Thiol-
man. lberg and Shea.
San Francisco, July 29,--seattes heavy
hitting won todays game. Hughes only
allowed four hits, ali after the fourth
inning, Score;
R.H.E
san Francisco .''..' .",.,,,,.",ii 2
seattle .,'s.. .. ,.,,..,,s.s,..,,,,,,.,,4 IL y
Batterles-Jones and Leahy; Hughes and
Wilson
Los Angeles, July Clos Angeles won
close ana interesting game from Oak
land by opportune batting and with the
aid OF the visitors errors. Newton was
In fine form barring the NTH inning,
when he was touched up for FIVE hits.
Ross batting was feature, Score;
II. II. Il
Los Angeles 80. ..,..,,,.,,,"t
Oakland 800, ..,u,. e, .,....,,.3 4
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man and Byrnes.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
At Kansas City--Kansas city 81 Min
neap0lls, /.
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