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New-York tribune., 1905-06-25
RADIUM AND LIFE.

Butler Burke's experiments at Cambridge Win
the action of radium sterilized gelaune con-
tinu.s to excite public interest but cautious
men Of science, like Sir William Ramsay assert
that the results are not conclusive and that too
much has been made OF the mysterious specks
shown In the photographs. The young Irish In
v.s.igator himself does not overrate the i'm
portance of the discovery or attempt to explain
II In a dogmatio way. He simply emphasizes the
fact that what he calls radiobes appeared after
he had taken every precaution known to science
for the prevention Of the survival of life. These
r1diobes while having the aspect OF living
.hings have not yet been shown TO have the
power Of multiplying themselves Untn this Is
sone the conclusion that life under the stimulus
of radiun can come from what is iifeless is e
premature generalization. The publicity given
m the researches conducted months ago may
enable MI Burke TO obtain financial aid IN car
rytng on his expensive work.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-25

-..,-u,,tu state Camp. June "a (speciaD--The
o.-,- season at Peekskill is over for the year
Tho 22d Regiment, Engineers. oeparleu ~
toroa this morning II only remains Tor Geiie oil
Joseph G. Story and Military etoreheepe-
John Smith to gather in the few oulS'a.ut.iS
tan+s along the bluff which belong TO tne o'ate'
shut off the water supply and close tue ou0
ines to restore the camp GROUNDS 10 lhe p
and quiet they enjoy the greater part "a w
vaar with their departure. Louis haief'
state caretaker whose headquarters ano noh,s
GO ~, the creek road near the outpost, VIII
- ,os+ connrnander officer of the day ano OH
.a- y, the guard until next summer, wnen
General Roe and his staff and another fesi
rnent will relieve him Of his several ofnces'
The last night of the 22d was like all last
nights in camp. There were the usual 1e
ing honors" bestowed on each other py the
regiment and West Point detachment and the
regiment and band gathered in front or Coiohei
Bartletts tent to give him serenade. Coiohei
Bartlett responded In pleasant speech OF ap-
probation, and recalling his long service with
the regiment and the nine years OF his Colo
peIcy said he was deeply gratifed by this ex-
nression of the enlisted mems regard He was
also greatly pleased. he said. with the zeal
force energy and enthusiasm with which they
had entered upon the work of the tour and ne
believed they would return home one OF the
best regiments in the State, and with the ss-
teeno and regard of their officers and Of the COM
uunity.
The morning broke cool and cloudy. Break
fast was ct $50 o'clock, half an hour carrier
than usual, and at Its close bed sacks were
enptied Of their straw and with the oianAe'
overcoat and ponchos were made UP into the
blanket roll that has taken the place Of KNAPP
sacks and packs 1t had rained much dur
| .Ae u,asl did possible any
| more water could be in the sky. but light
shower fell at $780, and another at Z. just
enough to dampen slightly the canvas tents. But
down they all went as the last notes OF the
! general" foated over camp at $780, and with
| them fell the big flag from the staff near the
stairs to the outpost. Camp was then orncialy
closed without ceremony or destruction OF pow
der. and the regiment turned at once TO the
rolling ND of tents and the policing Of the aban-
doned grounds.
| over et the paymaster's tent Colonel Chaun-
| cev P. williams was waiting to finish the weekly
disbursement of pay checks. that he might pack
I'D his own belongings and leave camp. anu
/ thither the captains repaired and received the
checks for their companies 1t was not as large
| oavrou as 1t was a week ago. but the I'd Is
not as great IN strength, numerically, as Is
| the 7th. The totals for the week were:
ga Regimen: IS $50 $50 s. ssss ss e q 'ss ss S $
ro,., t42,o IS H5ss 10 $3.50 q
7. was 10 O'Clock when Lieutenant Colonel
Harry n. Treadwen having reported to Coionei
| bartlett dlsmounted his horse and mounted the
| automobile of Ccmmissary Sternberser too'
| of the horn and the commissary and the lieu
| ,arort colonel were off for the city. which they
hoped to reach in an hour and three-auarters
New-York tribune., 1905-06-25
HARVARD HOUSE SOLD.

The rmbered house at stratforo known as
Harvard House, because the father OF the
founder of Harvard University lived In IT, has
been sold at auction. but II Is not likely that II
will be demolished. Il was built AZ the close Of
m. sixteenth century. and IT Is In fair state of
rcnatr and ono Of the landmarks Of Shakes
peare's town
While Canon Rawnsley's plea for the pur-
chase and naturalization Of the English lake
country has lot been taken up EFFORTS
are making for the preservation Of one Of the
e,est districts This Is the Gowniarrow estate
nm IJllswater with a long frontage on the lake
and the most beautiful waterfall in England.
It's purchase for Manchester for 100000 viii Sc
curs this object Lovers Of Wordsworth's coun-
.rv are in constant dread Of having the loveliest
district of England cut I'D into residential lots
and disngured with gaudfiy painted Queen Anne
cottages
New-York tribune., 1905-06-25

As a rule. physicians opposed to propri-
etary medicines.
Many are opposed to Peruna just because 1t Is
a proprietary medicine.
In spite of the natural prejudice against It,
however Peruna has won the favor of great
many physicians
Some very prominent physicians use and pre-
scribe PeruDa-
Many times Peruna finds its way into the ply
sician's family first.
His wife or children make use of 1t and its
value is demonstrated in the physicians 8 own
home.
Then he tinidly prescribes It for his patients.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-25

been dining with the Archbishop OF Canterbury
and the Bishop of London, and will spend Com
mep,ora ton week ct oxford the guest OF ono
of the dignitaries of Christ Church.
farewell dinner to Sir Caspar Purdon Clarke,
the new director Of the Metropolitan Museum OF
Art, comes on next week and will be = notable
tribute of respect from the leaders Of London
art Sir Caspar himself is full Of interest In his
American work and has large plans for the e1-
pansion and improvement OF the Museum.
I n. r.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-25
PERSONAL NOTES.

Elijah r. Kennedy. Of New-York. on behalf
., the New England Society. has sent en- urgent
,,vttation to Lord Rosebery TO attend the Fore
fathers Dinner next December as the guest OF
honor and make an address OF an historical char
act.r II Lord Rosebery decides to cross the
Atlantic II Will be fresh and valued contrfou-
,,on 70 the constantly increasing stock Of Anglo
American good feeling.
Lord Roberts's plans for his autumn Journey
are made and he anticipates great pleasure from
his American tour
S.las McBee. editor OF THE Churchman, after
meeting the Pope and the German EmDeror- has
New-York tribune., 1905-06-25
PEACE PROSPECTS SEEN
HLUSORY.
Especial by French Cable to The Triouna>
fc>pnx,,1h. 1908 hx Tne Tribune Association. J

Copyright 1906. BY The Tribune ASsocationo
London. June 24-The prospects OF peace are
st,n rlusory and the results Of Marquis Oyarna
enveloping movement are not yet apparent. The
Japanese staff is bent on forcing the puiK OF
the Russian army to surrender and bringing the
war to an end IN the most decisive way ano
unless the Russians retreat with precipisaee
rush II is likely to succeed The Car is IN inc
unhappiest plight IN which any European so'eT
eieu ever found himself and. while hesitating
to accep. the inevitable and allow the victorious
nation to dictate terms Of peace. is inviting
fresh national disaster With similar inde-
cision he is playing with the hopes OF the rep
resentat,ves OF the zemstvos instead OF taxing
full advantage OF the crowning opportunity for
bringing the irresponsible bureaucracy under
the control OF parliament and avoiding the
tHrr1hie ris of aparchy
New-York tribune., 1905-06-25

tcopRoTEs FOR PORTLAND EXPOSITION
Washington, June 24-GoVernor "tisn' u
the Philippines to-day Informed secretary iai'
that application had been made by the fnAhase-
,,t ~ tbe Lewis and Clark Exposition for a
r,,,oher NJ Igorrotes as an exhibit Governor
Wright was told to exercise his own discretion
In the matter.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-25
Cures Where Al Etc FasI
Catarrh of the Stomach,
Gastritis, Indigestion,
Cannot Retain Food,

Fermentation Acidity. Gases. Pains. that Full
ness. Lump. Distress After Eating. nausea
You Can Stop Your Suffering To-day.
R~co.r..a.A and for cate by Gail for Booklet
Phi q T'-so-S : Y I Che ASlsr 4 Rodc Co Cleveland
Hai Lyon Provicence @ etevenson Co. Pi,,rnar5.
T-~as, s,.At.x "a Hnito g Pfero< Co, Eoeton-
N, 6 y,so~-r.on " sshnstea. Geo & Evans. Ph.la-
Acker Neral Conolt Stores Jsshe e ~ 'seN<o
c. II. Decker Orangek sIsn q Io-b osupit
rs.~, . go.rsxfer Z @ Scranton.
,,Jan+sr David Sicholson st. Louia
and an Fir,f Class Crocers AnA DruEglas
1Ek K Curtis, 0ensrAi Agent y slons s1- u 4
New-York tribune., 1905-06-25
Found Pe.ru.na a Notable
Exception.

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DR.. A Morgan. 814
7 West Cater street Ind
! annapolis, Ind. writes:
I Regular physicians
do not. as a rule. cn-
7 dorse patent medicines
! 81 have, however, I
~sound in my practice
that Peruns is q notabie
/ exception and not at ALL
<Iike any other medieinet
7 generally sold az pat !
ent medicine !
"In examining II ~
: find that 1t is a scien-<
: tifically prepared medi-
cine. composed Of her
bal remedies Of high J
medicinal value.
) at is q specific for<
7 catarrh of the head, Z
tIunqs or stomach, \ fine
Ire m c dy for female
%troubie and invaIuable<
ITO mothers and children.*
Z "After feve and
+other orotrac$ed Illness,
xit is one of the best
! +.onics ] know of to re-
! store the system to nor
: NAL condition and Y
: recommend it to con- :
Z rvalescents. !
"It is a high class
remedy, good for young :
and old" I
I {%<<<<<%<%+<<+<<<<
Professor of Howard Uni
versity Recommends Pc
runa to the Public.
AA%%%%%%%%%%$A$%$A
DR.. A. P. Bogue, for
<merly Professor of Anat-$
|omy at Howard Uni
7 versity, writes from the
! Bureau of Education,<
! Washington, D. c.. ast
: follows: =
"a" have used Peruna y
lin ssveral cases of
! catarrh and have found
! 1t an excellent remedy.<
= al can honestly rec :
commend it to the public
: as an excellent remedy
I for catarrh and colds"
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New-York tribune., 1905-06-25

COMMERCIAL RATINGS
NAV interest you; valuable auxiliary Information
r,sy he found In The Tribunes daily record OF !uos-
rnents and satisfied Judgments
New-York tribune., 1905-06-25
WHY WASH
OUT THE
STOM ACH?

AAN-A-CEA, the MAN-dA-NESh as',.S
Spring water. Simple Tasteess. Absolutely
Harmless; (no. Purgative Water). DisIodgss,
Dssipates and Carries the Mscus through the
Natural Channels. Immediately restores ooou
Digestion and
New-York tribune., 1905-06-25

,ures Where Ill ELse Fails
New-York tribune., 1905-06-25

DR.. W. Green. 330h s. Spring St. LOS
Angeles, Cal, writes: -
"If people would take less medicine anu
nav more attention to the general laws gov
erning health, they would be better on
II am also satisfied that the majority Oh
natant medicines are at best almost worth
less and unfit to take or cure anything.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-12
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE,

Los Angeles June ll-Bc,ter batting
throughout the game ana good work IN
the field won u victory today Tor Port.
land lm.ihc fourth lnnlpg Mitchell ecnt
surely made u homo run a sensational
one.hundcd catch by Householder earned
him u ronnd " applause, The visitors
touched Gray for fourteen hlls aud gut
two bagos on bnllF, but 70 Offset this The
local pitcher struck out Blk moh Nc
Lean, who has lust been married, WOa
good naturally chsNcd by the fans and
responded by scoring u couple " Two,
base hlf pulilng hall " pOrtlOndg to-.
tai 10 hN credit several clever double
plays Also were features " the game
scolcl H. II, u,
Los Angeles u,u,,uuu,,.,,u,nl D 2
Portland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II n
BN,iorlct-Glay and Spies, Jones and
Mclean,
Umpire Bray
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nnod each man SO and put them out ot
tho game, lie then gave Nalt Lake one
minute TO continue, 1hls was impossible
~ There We're no mon 10 take the places
Of Reilly Thornton and LoahH The game
was then given 10 Boise,
After tho game Reilly had Sotloy and
Hanson arrested on tho charge Of disOl'
DERBY conduct Reilly WAS then arrested,
The three were taken before the police
judgo, whore silly and Hanson pleaded
guilty nnd were fined ~ oach Reilly
fought he case, was convicted ana as
scsscd SIC,
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INTERsCnOLAsTIC MEET,
Lewis Institution " Chicago Captured
Important Event by lively, Points,

Marshall FIELD Chicago juno 49, The
fourth annual ln,ofschoaslIu NEE, held
here today under The auspices Of he Uni.
Ncrsl,y NJ Chicago wus won hN Lewis IN,
Mlill,e OF Chicago win twelve points
val Training, Kansas Clty and Robert
Waller school, Chicago, tied for second
place, each winning ten poIniF Euglo'
wood was tllrd with nine points Rose
~ OAK Pnfk won the most Indlyldupl
points " any one IN The meet by winning
the quarter ana half miles
Every event was holly contested Ten
tlnlog were ropfopcnlCd aud rpyntAtnyV
schools ana academies had ontTlpe
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RAILWAYS.
me on, when winning rOn was made
SUMMARY.

Earned Runs.-p0rk CITY. 10. Railways
4 rwo.bopo li,s- Malgotis and Ryan
Throo naggcrs.ChNrol and Ryan, Home
Runs Bates, Mead and splllman, HaseH
ON Balls-Om Mead q Of chIvrell :?
struck Out'-By Mead 8, by Chlyroll b
Len on B0sesapark Guy Railway, .
Wild pitch-Mead lit by Pltcher--liop.
kns Time " Came hours Umpire
Maybe. Attendance, 100
Park CITY. vii play the Railways at
Lagoon on Tuesday
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June 1912 long limits, via CoLORA.
DO MIDLAND RY, Tho line that has
the scenery Through tho Rockies In
daylight IN q Pullman ObNrv0t lon
sleeping car, Write ~ eall ~ ticket
ONCE " west second South ~, for
information and bookleia
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CnreA Old aorra

Wcslmoreloud Rams, May b. ls, RAJ
lard snow lnlmrrBg' noi your = w I'm,
chin mat wa supposed 70 be IA cnneof
The sore ynf stubborn nnd would nni
yl6ld 10 treatments lmill tried Rnow LIN
lmonl which did tho work In short "r.
der Ny Nflcr Mrs .sophln !, Carson
AVcnfyllleh N, inn co. Pa has Q eoro ami
mlslugle that II q rnnCer plonso sonI
hcr A pc bottle Sold by 4, g. 81, /. Drua
Dept n
ssss.aaHf -
THE MODEL STEAM LAljNDpy
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pARKlTES vs. RAILROADS.
Former Team won In the smith Inning
AMER n Hard Iight

The game AZ Park CITY Yesterday he,
tween the Railroads ana the Park city
team, was bard fought affplr, and was
won by no Minors, 10 60 ., IN the nmth
II was worth going long distance 10
witness because II was fll " interesting
goalurcs. Roth pitchers did excellent
work, Tho detailed score follows.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE,
WESTERN LEAGUE,
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

Cincinnati, june II ..Today's game was
played IN the mud, with heavy rain flll.
lng until after O'Clock Hahn was hit
hotg w TO the non inning whom he re,
u strong game, Attendance, s,ico,
Scores H. H. ",
CINCINNATI Observation-Disclosures 7 I
Philadelphia r,uu,,p,u,u,,u6 N
Batteries. Hahn, Choch and echloli Pct.
finger ANA nO0lln
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HIGHLAND BOY
SCORE by INNINGS,
SUMMARY,

struck Quietly Ames lO nv. len'on, :,
lescs on i,llt on .Ames, , m lonscn, .,
e ,'ep ,nct s'ING" S. S% po,S u ,,,
Deck Double Plays. Douglas lo Rock 10
KING Amos 10 Bowman tp Jones. Passed
RAILS Bowman, 3 llmley I lofl on
BOpcse Eureka l?i Highland Z Sac.
rlnco Hits -Amoa and wall harmed Runs
,'g SHGHTa EE SSSle; l T,ine Ai,,nS %nc
90 limo Of Camel .b,
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EUREKA, TEAM WON.
Defeated the highland hoy smsltet
Baseball Nine, 10 to \,

tween The champions and Inc Highland
Roy SmoltCr team, was won by the
EurokAiies hy score ~ 10 10 3, Amcs
pitched for thu smolteriles and twirlcd IN
biz league style, but was given mighty
pQor support, hls team making 10 errors
The detailed score f0lloNHi
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0'KEEFE-CARDNER
BOUT THIS EVENING
Two Well Knows Lighlwcights to
Clash at Saucer Track
Tonight.
HARD FIGHT LOOKED FOR.
Both Nea Have Been rraislug for
several Weeks ant Declare Their
Physical csntltlon Perfect

~ know that In Jimmy Gardner ! meet
me Of The fastest llghtwoighls In the
,uslnoss, hut for all that expect 10 bo
,,,urnod tho winner IN this evenings con.
ost
AS 10 my condition, I will eny | do not
Aolloyc II could be improved upon am
thoroughly acollma,od, have had the
,,ncn, Of boxing with such clover men
n ritgsimmons and siifi, ! am down TO
,cehi, strong, my wind IN In good con-
ulIon and I am M 10 make the ilght of
my he, IL | win, ! shah seek another
''''''''' WV" JACK oKEErB"
81 have worked hard for this contest
md c,pec, TO win, know tina, o'kecfe
nifty nshtor and that J viii have 10 do
Ny best TO beat him, That u what am
l6lng 10 do, N win from O'koofc, ollh'
ii Ril,t or Nelson VIII have 10 meet me,
am In better oondl lon than | have over
lcgn and 4 lose ! VIII pave 10 admit
'" WV JIMMY" GARDNER"
.----
All Of which amounts 10 thlsi one Of
me- two In likely 10 be beaten and beaten
rood ana plenty tonight ana the nght
ans will sec o contest worth golng miles
10 witness Both arc now In the city,
Waiting for the sound Of the gong 10 send
hem on their twenty round journey Into
De land ~ wall0pr,
They weigh IN ~ y o'clock this after.
noon, At liO pounds Both are at weight
rhcy VIII 10 AZ I, straight Marquis Of
gJocnHbury rules and technical fouls
,lll be ignored willard Beam the pro.
nolor VIII referee the contest M tho
principals insisted that he preside haN.
Dg perfect confidence that he win give
hem only q fair decision, The winner
vii receive W per cent of the receipts
While the loser gets W per cent A large
fowd Ia expected 10 be proson, M the nd
ianoe s0le has been quite heavy A big
delegation In coming from Ogden, PARK
tlW Provo, Bingham, Murray and sur.
rounding towns
hob fl,sslmmons, George Gardner,
Nike sohrcok, Jack Root Billy Stiff and
,Omo lessor stars IN the puRllisuc flma.
nont are already ON the scene and Will
~ Al tho rinasido,
Manager Bean says hc has a couple "
,Vtly pfellmlnarcs on hand and that the
hhs viii receive their moneys worth,
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SPOKANE.
SCORE BY lNNlNas,
allAiMARY.

Twnntsse,pa"g, hlle-fulmer. Mnrllnkc.
bSs"s Il, us Bln,h, lnusen siocl,
nor pnnlis snncrlncc. Hits Ferris lful,
nhle 10 Clark str,,ok t,u,',i,,
en- o'RbeGh =, by KlInkhnmmcr, /, ia scs
nalls on Thompson /, on knnk.
lsmVhsf' X Loft on naeor Ogden, 4, pp".
Wpdanco IImen-iiB' Umpire MocRoc, Nt.
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SALT LAKE,
SCORE ny INNINGS.
SUMMARY,

Earned Rans'r-Doisc, 2 struck oy,1By
nt stolis, 81 on Toser 3 Thrce'6aso
~ sohlm, Two.baeo ne kcllackoy,
sacrifice llile-Nmilh Mcintyre, Carney
tlolen noseh- Knox, Risgs, Left on bases
bosr, u Salt Lake, d Time Of unmc.-
ltA umpifo~seiloy, Attendance, ioDl,
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CoITs. a ulANTa. O.

chicago, June -Ruclbachs great
pitching combined with clover noIdlng
aud throo fast double plays shut New
YORK out today ono ~ the visitors
reached third Attendance, g,0y.
Score u H. ",
,nluhNo uuuiui'i'tp'un't' ,
wow lnlk ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS !
IlutlfplIN. Iluplhugh and a. kpuI MYiIn.
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BOOK Low ERS.

Now IN your time TO buy your favor
Ne books AZ low prices,
DISCREET NEWS BOOK STORE,
Main street.
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a. Louis juno II, H. Louis gained the
balls a smalr, mo doubles and a ,liple
by Burke Iholman pitched an effective
game except IN IN third inning, wnun his
Wild throws forced IN u run Attendance,
SlVo,
Hcoro II ~, W.,
~ LOUIS u'u'',"''uu,ipnp'p,,b Y
BfooklSh Observation-Disclosures. v y
huttcrIcg- fhIclman and GRADY, slrek.
lett and Ritter
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THE SUMMARIES

@O'Sard rum Rose Oak Park lll INST
IlMg- sP S'5, THIS breaks the record uf
minutes and I seconds
lo0'yHrd dash strOthor, Louisville Male
lilgh school iirst Time 10 HAT
lspound shot pui~llollcN Duquoln III
Won 10 feet o., Inches
l@yard hlRh hurdles ~, y. Sloncn
wa school Chicago nst Time il6
MllG rum liuilor EnglcNood High
school FIRST fimo-i,0i
2D'ynld dash blair, Hammond Ind
ilsi Time. 22 rs,
Running high lump Won by Patterson
Do,tol, University school height, Fee
10 80 inches
2aO'yard low hurdles. Won by Borauist
Molgan pntk academy Tmo.s'@
DISCUS throw Won by Talbot Manual
Ilnlnlns kNntas CITY Diriancc-lQ los feet
II Inches
Pole vnult,-Won by Rogers " waller
school chicago. HEIGHT. ~ feet . mchts
Onc'mllo relay race for grammar school
Won by Walter Scott school TIME
1855 3s5
Two,milc acc-Won by Ollol Of Ann Ar.
boz Mich, Atkinson Of crane school
chicago second Page, Roads institute
third fimt-loISO.
Quutor.mlo championship iolay-.Won
by Detroit university, Engcwood soc.
gond Wendell Phillips third Time ~
Nat,
lg.pound hammer lhrow-Won by Tai.
bolt Manual Training school Kansas
city, Slmps0n, pclcItbutg, H.. second
Griffin Atkinson, WIS, third. Distance
-lb0 feet IA inches.
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BOISE WINS ANOTHER.
hslu aud To,sr had pitchers Battle
And We Lost,

,Nton stelis aud Toser and tho tormer
Ahd the better of II, refusing to allow q
Jingle Salt L0ker 10 score, Boise made
hlce moro hits than Salt Lake, The dc.
allied score,
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ELEVEN INNINGS,
ogden HOLSTERS Won Hard Game from
krOk Nne Indians,

ogden and spokane bat,od eleven IN.
hlngh Yesterday ut hpoknno, and tho IN,
nam were made 10 biio the dust 2 10 /,
rpoktnc go, seven hits white ogden got
nilF la4h llllly, $500 fans saw the Nrug,
Hlo' Tlo detailed sooro follows.
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n, g. Hopper leads tho fast bunch Of pro.
fessionals, while Wilcox IL loader of tho
amateurs, The list foll0wHl
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ROTH snuT OUT.

San Francisco Juno ll,sln a long hard.
fought pitchers contest for thirteen IN,
nnge, neither scoring run In the m0lns
lng ana 4 thui on tqr snl Francisco IN
two games,
IN ,ho afternoon coniou Graham shut
ont the home team while Oakland bat.
ted Wholon hard IN the 0rN Inning,
which, with poor field WORK by San Fran
CISCO save Oaklnnn lht,o runs ON 'hrco
tho rest ~ tho game Wholon held OK.
land down 10 three hits,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-12

At Lagoon Yesterday afternoon the Bell
telephone base bah team was defeated
by the NinccnbNott team by a score Of
N TO 10. The victory Of the shoe men was
quito a surprise, especially TO the Telr,
phono hoys Both Sides mpdc errors IN
diamond was parity responsible for this
The winning team now has u challenge
10 play any toOm I'm The Commercial
league for 80 slide bet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-12

A critical examination Of the reports Of
TIE race meets run thus lar shows a
much greater proportion Of well contest.
ed races ana close nnshos than hereto,
that automobile racng may botomo a
real sport
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-12
HOW RIDERS STAND.
w 10 the Last Meet n, q, HOMER 10
Ahead Of Them All

The following table, prepared ny Man.
how tho rulers stand II will be seen that