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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-25

Baron Speck Won Sternbcrg says that
the Anglo-Japauese treaty means an
oriental Monroe doctrine,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-25

The state prison has so many inmates
that It Is almost crowded TO the guards
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-25

It seems that quite O number Of the
miitiamen were absent but not for
EoLtpn
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my forcshadowing Of this, the greatest
event Of the twentieth century"
1t Is Interesting to sec the Views Of
an educated Asiotic on the present sltu-
alton There are many indications
that his fears for the peace Of the
world are but too well founded. Tho
Japanese have proved that the Euro
peans are not inyinclble The Chinese,
and the Indians, too, will, sooner or
later, proht by that lesson.
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with the Commercial club we say,
See America" But then don't die.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-25

VIII Colonel Rooseyelts next book be
called Winning Of the S1uth?"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-25

There IS one place where boss rule
Is legitimate It Is in the COW corral,
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The actuary appeared to be actuated
to tell the actual facts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-25

The weather man must feel very
proud these days,
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The moro investigation the morrier.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-28
TENNIS ASSOCIATION.
Meeting Of Executive Committee sam.
uel Newhouse Elected President

At the Kenyon hotel yesterday after.
noon there was a meeting Of the oNccu-
tive committee OF the lntormountaln
Lawn Tennis association at winch sam
uo Ncwhouso accepted the position OF
president of the organization. to which Of
nCe he had been elected.
There are now seven clubs I'm tho as.
ISOLATION, the last To be admitted being
the Rowland Hall club Under the sane
ton OF the National association the sport
I'm the west WIN be controlled In Salt
Lake. which means that the big tourna-
monts Of the west viii be held In this
city.
The FIRST tournament Is scheduled to be-
gin Aug, T. and entries from All the
leading western cities are expected
Trophies to the value Of 81 900 will be Of
fered. and the sport Is 20 be doomed for
all II Is worth. Among the business firms
that have offered prizes are the follow.
Ing. Western Sporting Goods a. Arms
company Salt Lake Hardware company
Utah Lumber company Pacific Lumber
company, King Hardware company, Smith
Drug company, Carthey-Dumbeck com.
pauy and Kenyon hotel,
Those who attended yesterday after
Moons meet were, Miss williams. Coun-
Try club, Mcpherson, Boyd, d Street.
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on THE RACE TRACK.
Played at IL to !, Follow Me Proved n
Repeater and Won.

San Francisco. April 27.-Although play
ed at ~ to ], Follow Me proved 10 hc a re
pcatcr and won the second race which
was highly exciting The start In thiS
race was I'm front " the gIHndstand,
and the TaCcgOers witnessed another Hr-
Cidcnt when Chestnut stumbled ana threw
Jockey Smith EdgCsliftc was the choice
and he Outgamcd CutilliOu Tor the place
I'm the last 100 yards. I'm the opening event
Dangerous Girl showed marked improve
meut ana at odds Of rs 10 ] gave evidence
Of considerable speed, heating out Mid
mont and Rcy del Muudo. The second
race was married by JHckiul, one of the
faVoritos, taking tumble Just after the
barrier was released. Jockey f. sullivan
escaped without injury and the horse ran
around the track ridcrcss. weather,
clear, track fast, SUMMARY:
First race, four furlungs- Dangerous
Girl won. Mdmont second, Fey Del Mum
do third, Timc-i9h.
Second race, seven furlonEs Laura r.
NJ wun Warlc Nicht second, lli Caul Cap
third. Tlmc-l;2is
Third race mile and siNtecnth-Flaunt
won, Possart second, Taunhauscr thiri.
Time-l.i7
Fourth race one mlc-Fouow Me won.
Edgeclfie second, CouliJn thild Timo-
lNA
Fih race. one milo Rcdmont won,
Hmdoo Princess second, Circus third
Sixth race. one mnc-Lucrco won,
Ralph Young second, Forest King third,
Timc-lil
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ABOUT RUDE WADDELL.
Some Say the Peculiar Pitcher Ca
From BOrnco- N Doubted.

Some biographies Of Reuben Waddcll
assert that he came from BOruco, and
while no proof can be disclosed, there Is
sufficient ground for entertaining a sus-
piClun The only other place mat has
ever been mentioned as his native land is
Kansas, and for the purpose of this
sketch It's . to " on either p,uCC and take
your nick.
Rubc acquired bis eye by throwing
gourds through window 'pun,s. This was
when ne Was very Young. and il gave
him nothing more than a local reputation
ono day m early youth his father took
him To- tho COUNTY tatr. where Rubr
coughcd IN his only nickel for three
thr0Ws ut the living mans head. Aftpr thr
first hou the living man threw nm thc
lob and took nm casy uusitou with a
museum breaking rocks ON his Uranium.
Th,ig WASN'T much ON Inc farm TO nj.
tract Rubr and he LETT one night. The fol-
lowing morning wv found The plow ON
thr windmill M, corn planter was uslride
thc roof of Inc uciphb6rinp cburrh. while
The nav raku was discovered I'm Inc out
lin.
4 short timc later Rubo ppppgrcd nm
Rroadvay New York where Gus and
MN Rn5nrs saw him nrsf and thc next
dnv tbcS alng FOR mo Grst time Thai
thgiuny sonp n\Vbcn Reubrn Comes to
ifmvrm' ;rbrn ali Inc snnp u,ritnrs cot
busy and "Reubcn, Reuben. I've Ron
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Indians and Babies Turn Tables
On the ReilIyites and
HOLSTERS.
BOTH TEAMS WERE DEFEATED.
Redskins Pounded Thomas for Nine
hits, Netting s Runs-Babies Ham.
mered CastletOn for Fourteen.
now THEY STAND.

The Utah teams met with reverse yes
terday afternoon, and there is different
story to tell today
salt Lake lost TO Spokane, TO 4, and
ogden lost to Boise, 7 to 4. what VIII 1t
be today2
The game at Spokane WAS watched by
about 300 fans, who tried yauly to keep
warm, The Indians wrenched victory
from the ReIllytes In the last half Of the
ninth when there did not seem a ghost
Of a show for them to win. But they man.
aged 20 bunch hits on Thomas and soon
turned the tide Of battle and warmed up
the freezing fans. Five hits in a bunch,
followed by en- error by Dclmas, caused
the Salt Lakers undoing, This combina-
ton netted four runs and won the game.
Up 10 this inning, Thomas had every
thing his own way
The Indians made a miserable showing
at bat UP 10 this inning when they WOKE
up and began to do things. No one oN-
pccted such a pyrotechniCal display and
The spectators went wild with JOY The
detailed score follows;
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RUFF Turner is called. The crack col.
orcd lightweight can have q battle with
Battling Nelson providing ne agrees u
his terms which are not unreasonable.
Nelson had his mind set ON hghtiug BRITT
hut the latter " ! have nothing a. do
with him uutil De has disposed Of WHITE
though the pride Of H,gewlscn has uuot-
ed James tempting Inducements. btlnB
anxious to fight somebody, Nelson agreed
TO box Turner and he made the following
statement to- the sporting editor az the
san Francisco Bull..u the other day.
For several VEGAS ] have read mo-
tlccs In tine different daihrs where one
RUFF Turner has been seeking an ougaGe-
mcut with me Now. bon the FIRST place
wish to state that ! ann mot anxious for q
match with any cul0lrl man, not because
/ have any fear of hls greatness for /
have seen him perform and ! have not
considered him seriously For several
weeks my manager h1s received cummu-
ug1uons from u1rr,ut clubs anxious 10
make a match between Turner aud my
self and he paid no 9t."utlon 10 them for
the reason that hr dlu unt uluk ihdl We
would draw "a house large enough tu com
pcnsBtc uc iur my Work. ] pltlrrIDl ln
meet Joe Cans the champion lShiW'lERl
81 the world. The latter haas been Of
furod very tempting induce I"uts by Ga"
local clubs but JQ, hl- uVJd,d the lssu'
hy declining iO IscNi me. now kul'
Turner and his friends have repeatedly
stated that hc could got amy amount 40
harlliup tu heat mo They have sdlu they
would meet me at Huv weight from rs
pounds up. so I hope now tnat they will
keep their word, / win agree iu nice.
the Stockton Terror 100 49, pounds 40
O'Clock ON the day of tNu battle. uIuNdluE
that ono of the clubs will Offer suitable
inducements. and his friends make side
bet of 5000 ! am making this match
against the wishes Of my friends VINO Ou
not want To see me night Turner as hu iH
"a colorod man but ! wish the public iu
know that Battling Nelson viii not back
down or show amy sNuHtnWs Of coward
ice from amy lightweight that lINcs, white
or black Jimmy Britt and others all
over the country have repeatedly refuse
to meet Turner, using tine color lWr HS
the barrier / hope Turner and his friends
win toe the scratch and put mp their coin
Ike good sports. n they dr We won't ho
long I'm signing the articles M agreement
Cans or Turner will hu tho only culur'l
men that ! will do business with from
now ON.
ii viii post the money with your paper
today and hope that win get som"
action for Il this time White ANA Britt
did their turns uf hlulhug, and ! had tu
draw my money down I hop" when
Jimmy Britt gets through with White
that he will keep his word and mcot me.
as ! am anxious to give him what he
really descrycs-a good, sound beating
but as / have often said before, no is
not game enough to oDtc the ring with
me again, AZ he now rcah2.s better than
ever that ! am his master
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DROWN INELIGIBLE.
varsity Runner Declared from Meet at
Provo,

The active and rapid growth of athletics
IN American colleges has created a class
W mon known as Athletic tramps,'
which the college faculties have recently
adopted stringent rules To Keep out ut
their schools The athletic tramp regis
tclS In football on track season, aud gets
i3l week for sweeping out the gymna-
stun from the enthusiastic athletic man
University Of Utah hasn't vet been ar
flictcd with this sort ~ parasite. but To
guard against it's coming the faculty has
decided TO put I'm force q strict study
qualification rule II provides that a man
90 compete I'm university athletics must
be carrying at lrnst 10 units of college
work iu good standing. Tho application
u( the rule has created an important va
CanCy I'm the track SOUND by dropping .Ou'
few speedy men, who were behind IN
their studies. The most harrussng attack
Camc yesterday when II was announced
that George Brown must leave the squad
on account Of deficiencies IN his scholar
ship, Brown was dropped from a three
hour course for five uuCNcusCd ahscnc s.
which loft him carrying less than the
required number
MS loss VIII be kecnly felt 10y the squad
as he was one Of the best runners On
the team, and that department is scauty
provided with good moM The policy OF
the faculty, however, rs not objected ~.
AS II is known that I'm the long run II VIII
protect the track team from members who
haven't full right 60 ho uu No. ara there
fore maintain the sport on q purely anna
tcur and hoIlthful basis,
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VOL. 3 OF THE HIS
TORY OF THE CHURCH

Now in press, volume III OF the "Hls-
tory Of the Church," by the Church
Historian, with Introduction and notes
by -, II, Roberts, Have you obtained
Vols. / and III II not, 40 so at once
No association, quorum. Sunday school
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BABIES DEFEAT LoDsTERs.

After two men were out In the eighth.
Mcintyre of tho Boise team. brought In
two runs, This was tho feature Of the
game, with the exception of the Babies
batting. Fourteen times they found Cas-.
tetons delivery and clouted the sphcr-
old out for safe ones, McFarlan was n
bit wild at times, but for all that he
pitched a good game. Ogden made nine
hits, Boise made five errors to Ogden's
one, but as the Babies won the game, the
errors did not matter much, The detailed
score follows,
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OGDEN.
SUMMARY.

Earned Runs-Bolse 3; Ogden /. Struck
Out--By McFarlan, g.. Castcton, :. Bases
on Balls-Off McFarlan. 8: of Castleton.
J. Three-baso Hits-Clyncs, Mcntyre
'rwo-base IIits-llammond Irby, Schils
Mcintyre, Sacrifice Hit-McFaran, stolen
Rases-Goye. Double Plays-Clynes to
lackey. left on Basca-Bolsc. i2 Ogdon,
z Hit by pitched Ball-Ilanscn, Clyncs
kelackey, MCFaran. wild Pitches-Mc-
tarlan. Time Of Cancels Umpre-Sct-
ley, AttcndanCC-.j00
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SCHOOL WORK EXHIBIT.
Students of Washington School Will
Display Handiwork Saturday.

Saturday morning at the Washington
school there viii be on exhibit a par
ticularIy fine collection of school work,
which the public IN general and school
teachers In particular are invited to
call and inspect The school may be
reached on the Center street car
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HAGERMAN PASS

Ia one of the browning Rorles Of the
Rocky Mountains, The Colorado Mid
land Railway has issued a magnificent
steel engraving twenty-six by forty
inches, showing n view OF
this pass. It is suitable for framing,
and win be sent to any address on re-
ceipt Of 10 cents In stamps White C.
II. Speers G, p. A., Denver. or L. II.
Harding, Gen, Agt., Salt Lake.
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IFRIscO REAT nAkLANn-

San Francisco, April 21-Tho locals Sc
cured a g'p ON todays game In the Soc
Moskiman produced three runs Henley
was so effective that Oakland was
BANKED until their last turn at bat, when
a pair Of hits saved shutout.
score. II, II, Il.
San I6hesco '''''''t'''''''',''"l , o
p"hldiu electromagnetic .,"l D 2
Batteries Henley ana Wilson; Mosk-
man and Byrnes
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PORTLAND, ?, TACOMA, /.

Portland or, April -Notwlthstand-
ing Tacoma secured i've hits off Jones q
three OF Brown by the local team. Port
lands hits came at the more upportuno
times To fielding was generally good
and at times was sensational, especially
deep In 10 right field, made by McCrgcdy
Of Portland.
Score r. n, r.
portland '''H''''''''t'f'.,,
Tacoma 'rr' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3
Battcres-Joncs and Murphy; Brown
and Graham,
Umpilc-klOpf
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pnILLlEs snrT OFT.

New York. April G.-In pitchers bat.
tie. with the honors slightly In favor
OF Griffith the New York American
league team again defeated Philadelphia
today. After the first inning when two
hits were made of Grifhths delivery, no
pitched a clever game, Attendance, 1900.
Score; II, II, e.
New YORK '''''''''''''''''''''' ]
Philadelphia ,,....,,,,,, .,,.,.,,,,.O .
Battcres.-Grirhth and llIcinow, Plank
and DnMOrA.
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OGDEN e. RETURN, 500
Via d. & n G., sunday, April 3Oth

Grand outing under the auspices Of
the oak Lear Athletic Association. Spc-
cial train leaves Salt Lake $3.50 "a. m.,
returning leaves ogden 1000 p. m.
Baseball game at Ogden In the after
noon,
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SPOKANE
SUMMARY


Three-base lits--Tozcr Raymond,
Martinke Two-baso lIit-Egan, Sacrifice
Hits-I.ewis Lcahy stolen Bases-O-
Bren. Struck Out--By Thomas, ., by Nc
lnnla, 4. Bases on Balls-Oh Thomas, 1,
of Molnnls, i. Left on Bases-Salt Lake,
8; Spokane, 4. Double Plays -Egan to
Nehrlng, Mclnnis to Raymond to Nch-
ring, Hit by Pitched Balls dnnis, 2
Wild Pitch-Thomas, /. Time Of Game
1;3j. Umpire-MCCCea.
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EXCURSION
To Buriey, Idaho.

VIA Oregon Short Line, April 50. one
fare for the round trip. Tickets good
for return until May 10. See agents for
particulars regarding sale Of lots, etc.
city ticket office 20l Main street.
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CImcAGO LANDs NAME,

St Louis, April 1.-Two runs in tho
thirteenth, one by Holmes and the last
by Davis, won the game FOR chicago TO-
day The local American loaguers were
very unfortunate Attendance, 400
Score: II. II f.
81 Louis "''''''''''''''''''.''.''
chicago Observation-Disclosures, II !
Batteues-Glade and Sugden; Smith
and McFATland.
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CONFERENCE
PAMPHLET,
10TH Annual Conference.

Fun and complete proceedings Of the
Seyeuty-fourth Annual Conference of
the Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter.
day Saints, held In the Tabernacle. Salt
Lake city April 6, z, and Q.
This was the most interesting Con
ference held In many years An ox-
Cellont work 10 send to missionaries
aud friends abroad, Send orders early.
ag edition is limited.
Postpaid TO any part Of the world
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6 Main St.
Salt Lake city,
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE,

Seattle, wash, April 2I--A heavy rain
delayed the game for half hour this az
tornOon and Los Angeles found II difficult
to play effective bah on muddy grounds
The visiting team became ratified I'm the
first inning aud four stolen bags and two
errors by Egan let Seattle IN for three
runs, Two more We're added In the third
and Los Angeles took three In the third
Skel Roach, pitching for the locals, allow.
ing hits that counted
Score. h, II, II.
Los Angeles '"',,, ,uun,,,.s,.3 3
StdJUt 't'''''''''''',',,, ,,,,,,t,at,J
Batteries Goodwin and Eager; Roach
and Eastwood.
Umpire Davis.
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Malachy Hogan OF the chicago Record
Herald has the following 10 say mcnt
the SChrcck- Gardncr contest George
Gardners defeat by Mike Schroyk at SAT-
Lake city Monday night must have been
big disappointment to the former light.
heavyweight champion. Schrcck has new
cr been accounted more than good sec.
ond ratcr From what ! have heard NJ
the contest he showed little improvement
I'm his fight with Gardner
The battle showed that the man who
conquered Jack Root and gave Bob Fitl-
simmons a hard Hight has gone hopcloasly
back. iie mas absorbed too much punish-
cully tu undertake tVeutyIuund bouts,
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Lieutenant Haskell Fort Douglas; Mr.
Raymond East Side, Mr., Gibson Third
SlreeLt ROdnoy BnlgeL Million club.
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sioux CITY, II; ST. JOsEpH, 4.

Sioux city, April 2.-Sioux City easily
defeated st. Joe IN the opening game of
the season, Sioux City pounded Eylcr
hard and Clark went into the box in the
seventh,
Score! r.. II f..
Sioux City ..,,.,,,,,,.,.,,.,...,E 20 0
st. Joseph ,,,,n,,"n,,...,..,,..4 . 3
Batteries-Ca dwallader and Baerwald;
Clark, Eyler and Zinran.
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TEA

We are an cXtravagant
people; not with tea; yes,
we are.
You grocer return, Oh, money II you don't liz,
6hihnsN Test
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Physical Director Bean OF the l.. d. S.
L, had his sprintcrs out yesterday and
today for practise. lie Is giving the run
nerH n chance to show what they can
do on the Agricultural park track Bean
and members Of his team will attend the
meet at Provo tomorrow,
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DiphthcrIa, sore throat, Group In
slant relief, permanent cure, DR..
Thomas Eclcctric Oh, At any drug
store,
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Dancing, salmir, Saturday night -- s
o'clock,
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DIES MONIES, 4; DENVER.

Denver, April 27.-suporiorlty both at
the bat ana in the field was displayed by
Dcs MoIncs today The visitors scored
five clean hits IN the tenth inning.
Score r. II. e.
Denver Observation-Disclosures. I .
Dcs MOincs ,,.,..a.,........j Z
Battorles-N and Lyons; Nor
risOn and Tuwne.
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Coach Yost Of Michigan is writing n
chapter to prove that the professional
coach does not lack sympathy with anna.
tour sports A college professor recently
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BEANEATERs ARE WINNERS.

Boston April 7-Tannchill had the
game with Washington well In hand to-
day except I'm the seventh inning, when
a pass and a two-baggor scored the only
run for the visitors. Boston won I'm the
eighth on two singles and a sacrifice hit
Attendance, 1900.
Score: r, H. f.
Boston Observation-Disclosures. q
Washington ,,, ,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,u,,l y
Batteries -Tannchil aud McGoVorn,
Wolf, Townsend and kottrdge.
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President Barter of the Grade Schools
league has called a meeting for tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock at the Lafayette
school Captains Of the teams are re-
quCSted To- be present
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"PENNY" GOSSIP.

The hg track and field meet between the
University Of t'Uh and the H. y. T.. OF
Provo takes place mt Provo tomorrow at-
tCrnOOn,
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There Is great rivalry between the Short
Lines and the Cleveland Commission com
pany baseball teams The sum Of 800 "a
side has been posted for a series of three
games. the wnn0r to tudo the pot Tho
nrst game may be played tomorrow ai-
tcrnoOn al Walkers held. }oth teams are
In good shape for the conflict
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Batlories-Amcs Brosnahan and East
on, Resting and Bergen
Two.base Hits-Donlan, Mortcs Bases
on Balls-On Eason, /, or Resting, /, of
Ames l. Struck Out-By Easou, o; by
Resting, !, by Amos, T.
Cmpiro--Johnstone
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Are You going to Saltair Saturday
night2 That's where youll find tho
crowd
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IDAHO REAL ESTATE

you wish to good Farm Fine Fruit Sugar Beet
Alfalfa Grain Land with abundance lovely climate
Bckfoot plenty
MONEY TO LOAN AT EIGHT
ELIAS S. KIMBALL, President. L. STEWART Manager
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Colorado Springs April 21-Omaha de-
foated Colorado Springs with compare
tive ease IN the opening game of the sea
son here today by score Of 10 /, The
contest was snappY but without special
feature.
Score: X, II. E
Colorado Springs ., .,,,..,,,,,,,u,l
omaha .''.'',''',r'''''''''
BattcrIes-Miuor and Messitt; Quick and
GondMg,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-28

remarked that he could scrdpe up quite
a chunk of enthusiasm for the same sdl-
ary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-28

AZ Philadelphia. -phladclphia-B Boston
game postponed wet grounds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-28

Al ST. Louis.-SI Louis-Cincnnat game
postponed, wet grounds