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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-03-15
cOurtesx in Business.

The old saying that "poIiteness
pays, most assuredIy applies in the
dealers treatment of his customers,
and his employees should be eau
toned to never lose sight of this
fact. In a busy establishment it
is not always possible for the
manager to be at all times watch
ing the little details of service.
The rush and hurry connected
with large trade involves 30 many
matters of Importance that some Of
the little things are apt to miss
their share of attention. There Is
one matter, however, that should
never be overlooked and that lie
courtesy to customers in the store.
No matter how busy the clerks
may be. customers should never be
allowed to stand around unnoticed.
1t is always very annoying and
sometimes embarrassing to a shop.
per to be left to stand about with
out receiving any notice whatever.
A tooth brush whose bristlss
pull out" when used is not only
very unpleasant. but highly dan
gerous They have a new stock
brushes at Van Gilder'a t)yno,
Store of which they think so
highly that they offer to give a
new brush for any one where the
bristles pull out with any fair
usage-and will take your word az
to that. They also have tine IA
mous Bottle Hot" 30 much adj
vertised for keeping the baby's
milk warm.
Gabrella Jordan, daughter Of
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-03-15

The days are growing longer.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-03-15

The robin and the bluebird are
piping and warbling their spring
sonnets. They are so happy that
the question of license does not
bother and exaperate them just at
the time when spring building is
on hand, and they are blessedly
free from the wear and tear of city
elections and Legislative blunders,
and oolleotorship appointments,
and all such distraoting disturban-
oes. They are to be congratulated
that they can go peacefully ahead
erecting their summer home, and
providing for the wants and de.
sires of their families. Thrice
happy birdsl Will man ever learn
wisdomP He is a strenuous ami.
NAL, and likes contest.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-03-15


Mr jerome BEinkars a highly re-
lspected Citizen Of near Eetart. w
Va, died of pneumonia on March
End which sad event cast gloom
over the entire neighborhood in
which he lived. In his death the
community has suffered a great
loss. Not only in his immediate
family will he be missed but in the
church and Sabbath School where
he was ever faithful. We chn tru-
~ say of him he has fought a good
fight he has kept the faith and for
him is laid up GROWN of righte.
BUSINESS. He was tenderly laid to
rest in the family burying ground
near his home. We extend our
deepest sympathy to the bereaved
family. A FRIEND.
To the Memory of VIM. R. Hawkins.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-03-15
Hogg Lumber Co., is Incorporated.

Hogg Lumber Co., is Incorporated.
Charleston, w Va, March g.
The secretary of state has charter
ed the Hogg Lumber Company
of Glen Jean, W. Va, to carry on
general lumber business Capt.
tai $4,000 Incorporators: W. 81.
Hogg. W. E. Deagan. q E. Hogg.
W N. Stribling, Glen Jean, w.
Va; Cory Hogg, Harvey. W. Va.
DR.. L V. Guthrie. wife and two
children, Mr.. Robert Coleman and
Mr.. K T. MoKinstry, of Hunting
ton. w. Va, arrived here Tuesday
The gentlemen left Wednesday for
Roseland on the catboat Caprice,
which they have chartered for a
month from The Star editor, Mrs
Guthrie proceeding via rail. They
will make headquarters with Col
81. D. Rufner, at Roseland.-Tit-
usville, Florida, STIR, March 3
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O"pt' OOOO " AsOOVI SHO
Katherine Davis, is in the city
mingling with his many friends.
Mr.. j B. Smith, who has been
quite sick at his home near town
for few weeks, is now improving
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-03-15

To One Memory Of Wan. R. Hawkins.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-15
THE SECRET OF SUCCESS

Forty million bottles Of August Flow.
or sold In the United states alone since
~ introduction And the demand for
II IL Hlill growing Isn't that nno
showing ~ Mcooss2 Don't Il prove
that August Flower has had unfnIlng
success In The cure Of indigestion ana
dyspepsia the two greatest enemies of
health ana happiness Does II not az.
ford the best evidence that August
Flower " sure specific for al Nom.
aoh and intestinal dIeordors2-- that IL
has proved Itself the best Of all liver
regulators August Flower has u
mntchless record Of over 30 years In
curing the nlllng millions Of these dIs.
tressIng complaints success that In
becoming wider In IT, scope every day,
at home and abroad hs The fame "
August Flower spreads Trial bottles,
2tc, regular size, '5c, For sale by
all Druggists,
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
Read All This,
You Never Know The Moment When
This Information May froyc VI
Infinite Value,

II Ia worth considerable 10 amy clllsen
of Salt Lake CITY 10 know how TO be
cured Of painful annoying ana itchlng
plies Know then that Doan's Ointment
is a positive remedy for all l,chlnoes OF
the skin for piles, ocyeme, etc ono
application relieves and soothcs Read
this testimony Of It's merit
James l., Hutchinson, retired OF 80.
NoN Firth South says u have had
attacks OF itching hcmorrholds, oon'
monty known ~ piles for seven years
IN that time can safely say nave
used more than lfty different xmas
of salyoe and oinlmonts, ana ! can also
say that any bcncilt received from ihem
was very transItory Like a great many
other preparations which J noticed ad'
ver,leed came across Doon's ointment
and with every expectation that
would turn out AN all others had used,
1 went TO the Il, j. I'm Drug co.'s store
| FOR box, Now II II over four months
since | stopped USING Doine oln,ment
and thore has not been return OF 'h'
| old annoyance
For sale by all dealers, Price 30 cents.
| Foster. Milburn CO., Buffalo, n w. sole
| agents for the United states,
Remember the name, DoAhs' ana
| tako no other
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BIG SUBURBAN TODAY,
There Are Twelve starters In the Groa,
Turf Events,

New York june H. Shcopshoud with
the green stretches and splendid racing
courses reaching almost to thc tcasholc,
viii witness no twoniS,sooond unmng
NJ the greatest " American hnndlcups
tomorrow, the suburban BIiRhl ikles
are furocuFlod, a iuW track hns h on
prepared ana gpOdly ncld Of thorough
hrods Viii contend FOR the $4,000 stakes
all q which sives' promise oi a record
Though only twelve horses are cardod
10 go, II ~ o we'll matched ncld, with thn
possible chance VI amy one NJ the NUM-
hrt reaching the Nllu IN the load from
Delhi who onlrl,H the heaviest IMP ~
TO the lightly Weighted Ostrich, with the
lonlhpr drlmmln8 un his back
once more the kocno and belmont sta
h,s have given Of tholI beet and Dulh,
who carried the coloN OF James II Kronr
u victory M the las, Brooklyn handicap
and whose winnings the previous year
the east, and lloldunc August Bomonlp
sploudid llllc marc who In the nnino Of
Newton Domination last season won
twelve ~ her fourteen starts, viii divide
public favor Which of the two VIII he
installed the actual MONEY iayollte at
post time rs prohltmailoah though lclhl
on form would seem To have a ,all Doe
his CloyCr winning If the Brooklyn with
~ pounds would spom to outweigh tnu
mares victory IN the Standard stakes a
week ago over iNllnsnrnl Though inc
greatest MY uf last year greater even
thau famous Old Imp lloldumo This year
seemingly had not up 10 recent days
rounded INTO form
The Whitney stable viii have no pandl.
date I'm the suburban this year Irish lad,
an Idol NJ the public In his day nnr go06
bad und been withdrawn, Tho Pickett,
too Who Insured prominently Nv the VIM
ter books Viii be absent when The barrier
goes NJ
The western candidate, Proper IN AL
ways M and always dangerous with the
burst of speed that several times n
has given evidence VI n NosHiIW at the
end hls chances VI reaching The wire
Uul II hr N Win the leaders IN the
stretch are by no means slim, ana ENG
llsh Lad, Fred Cooks entry, HI nuw well
thought NJ although hlH price VIII be
long John " Mnddons Adol IL to he
rocKuurd WITH ~ wei aH the lightweight
JOAQUIN an added starter who rompod
away win the Myrtle stakes AZ Graves
end today negotiating the mile ana toNs
rnly yards I'M lll 3a, HndW inning by hair
a dozen loOglhs uuHud M
Otiiiuh. carving ninpiA'lWu pounds,
may du ue VOL az he ala IN the BROOKLYN,
when hu gave nolhl a hard lHur, but he
has NOT been IN good temper " late, nm |
VIII need clever handling Among tho
others are Hra2ialO, a long shot that ne,
quGNtlN has carried on the money M an
unexpected moment and First Mason "A
stable mate Of Colonial uiIl mother NJ
whom n would be well Ia overlook
The entries with the probable betting
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To,r Pitched Fine Ball But
His Support Was Most
Miserable.
BOISE DEFEATED SPOKANE.
All Teams Except Infants, Made W.
fors Galore But Latter Played Error
less Baseball All the Time
PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE

IN Yesterdays game between Salt Lake
md ogden, Tosor and lloon pitched vim
nlnR bah bat wcrc accorded mos, mlsor'
able support
had To1or been properly supported he
would have won hin game hands down
The o,on, was full ~ good, bad, very bad
ana Indifferent WORK ON both tldcS
AZ that, the Rcillyl,os had the game
wen until ibe last half Of the ninth when
carney fumblod Corke ny ana llcrNlg
bumped out long low drive that
brought IN tho run 'hnl won About pl
fans saw the game nlld tholr. rhcorl
ioera and yelle Of dlsnloasuio indicates
the character ot the thing
Olnlm led IN tho batting, ns usual but
GOOD work waa done by ionhy, O'Brleb
Toryig, Clark, B,er and Brcsino
In the eigh'h with Two men on bases,
Toger walked cilmlln ana Fulmor tied the
seorc " IN a hit The detailed score fol-
lows,
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penny" GOSSIP,

"schfcck oamo heic 10 box Fligelmmorr
W. w. Flill horc, 10 Nchrcck ana h' WI
un The ulght OF July h lir ~ SIN ualN,
mg II FITS docs NOT show w then Wo
win claim the forfeit aud The llghi'hcnNN.
weight and honyyvcph championship
Ru spoke Billy Hogan 70 the 'Ncvt' lo.
~ win let the public Mdga A. ~ which
~ iu blame Manager willard hcRn T.
now doing an IN Ms power ia lll tht dat.
snt there u chance that he viii gui
navo BARK from the coast 10 take f,l6.
simmons place,
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midsummer meeting NJ brighton beach
II II snld the old rntct ~ ~ Tor grand
stand ana N cents Tor ncld stand il,hcW
Nlll lhou be rceumcd
The advance 10 81 was made hi the lC'
ginning NJ the 0raNc Hond meeting which
closed Yesterday Results ON The Nlur
were lar rom what the uaok oWnu
had anticipated Thousand, n rcrfo, a
paid s. Nllnngly for glundtlaud iiDhrH
took lo the ncld whore ilio ceul vas uuly
a. and, pNrcpilng M hall holduh me
crowds have moi been nuynmlutihly
latut.
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GETTING READY FOR
JULY THE FOURTH.
Many Fast Horses viii bc Her,
On That Date Tor Big
Events
THE GOOD ONES ARE WORKING.
Predicted That Local Horscm,n VIII
witness the Greatest Meet Ever
Pulled on Here

Tho only sporting oNonD In the mIuro
that local horsemcn cen poo. DO the blg
race meet ~ take rlico ou July Fourth
at the state inir race track under tho
management Of " \ Jones of this ety.
Mr.. Jones X working hard 10 mako tho
oycnl complete ,ucccsr ana that IN
win succeed there can ho uo doubt All
that he asks Tor 10 q nice clear day and
a fast track
Tno crowds viii be- lhuo boaWlso ,h'ro
win he no other event uf lkD Importance
10 draw the crowds AVny The horses
Will be ihprc. ana some mighty nN onc,,
too Thcy nlo comlnf lnm ynilom ntlN
Of The state and from colorado kom0
are nlrondy here from california Horses
that are noN winning hIg pugcs ou tho
western circuit VIII b. unhund 10 conn 80
tor the blk purses offered by The locnl
association The track iho grandeiund
ana iho stables are uuMlN llnIup shape
ana u great ,imo for horsomcn rs NOW
assured
For several days pasl sall Lake houn
owners aud lllnorH have had ihor lnNors
Ito animals down az the litck almost Dduy
working Thorn out ana getting HON ny
shape for the NniluuH events, running ana
harness races PAU lltmmCG Jr mas
gone tn Denver 10 follow the Circuit there
for u couple NJ wookH Nud when h" re-
turns he Wlll brng win him some spcIdi
animals Ia rnCr here
Among the horses That have been train.
Ink this week. are Osmuni Laura NpWr
and Alpha w These laHl ones viii De- en-
tered M the froUfprUl ana then owuo' d
have their eyes set lonRuglN un the sJ)l
nurse II viii be- Wluai race b twpon
ihoW, Although Laura spur beat the
field I'm tho rrr'turdll ON Decoration
day the other horses mentioned above ar ,
DOING great work IN the lry outs, ana
Alpha W Will make lHuu gi pretty fWl
20 win ON July Fourth Two other noted
horses that Will be- seen IN the rl'cs viii
BE- Tom MCtOyH Cavalier ana Horny
,iuNrlls Wlllou
Then there viii BE- the W'nlworhS
stable " fast ones aud n A. nlckrys
horse from Albion Idaho viii be- ihrro,
There VIII he M least four harness
events and Two running races The natter
conalHtnR II n hyc.cighths ana a three
quarter milo,
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Hsa1aHHaHaH
ROWAN W DAVIS,
81 i,le Fellows 10 hattie ~ bingham To-
morrow Evening,

There IN a great deal NJ interest IN the
ighl scheduled for tomorrow nlght AT
Bingham between little Terry Davis and
silent Rowan This pair II achodu led To
weigh In AZ ~ pounds rlngsilc. and then
battle IN a iWonty.romd Marquis Of
Quocnshnly argument Both boxers. have
declares that be- viii ngl lose this time On
u foul tie thinks lie VIII be able TO
Knockout Rowan
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SUMMARY

Thloc.buso hts Mcfarland, kollackoh
Raymond rwo,baee Hts Mcintyre, tqr
ter Molnnls Stolen Bases schlls, Mar
llnkc cutter Sacrinco llils-RChi 4
struck out ny stolt2 T. by Mclnpls, o..
Bases on BANS on SulI, D. llll Ny
Pitcher kelRckoy Double plays. Mem,
mis- to nayter Timo-lla Umpire Mae.
Rae, Abundance
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FISHING EXCURSION
To Provo Canyon, June 18th,

Special train Via D. 4 r. O. leaves
Salt Lake 300 O. M Returning leaves
Upper Falls AZ $40 p, m, Trout dinner
nt Upper Fails resort Good flshng In
Provo river. Everybody invited. Fare
tl2b for the round trip,
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ATiILETlCe I, TI0ERs, l.

Philadelphia June n The home team
defeated Detroit today by good consofNn.
tive hitting Roth teams Played nno bait
Attendance, iUW.
Detroit Observation-Disclosures
lhllhdnlnhld r.nHH.H.frpNft.rul
pulcrlcs killldn ana Drllli Plank and
SchIppk,
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SALT LAKE,
on, when winning run was m,dc
SCORE ny INNlNus.
suNlMAIlY.

Tw, bare Hits Wright llou,cn Gin.
lloon by rospr D. Bases ON Bil So
lloon, 81 rogor o. ~, by pitched Ball
Peer llcrwlH Sacrifice llIl.arnnov
Haynes 3! Reilly lof on Rleo Snt
Lake >, Ogden :, Time ~ Dumo.-liiS
Umpire FotlpN AitondAnupa-000
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INFANTS BEAT INDIANS.


In tho gamo AT Spokane between the IN,
fauls ana Indians, the hitter made HrVon
costly errors Boise played a consistent
game an the way und made no our.lN, Tao
result Of ull his was the anal SCORE 7
10 !, IN favor " Boise. the detailed score
lnlluMai
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NATIONAL LEAGUE,

pNvhulg, June u pIllshurg lost
through minerals slow and costly errors
Mllis was hit freely hu, agreed Ia Keep
the hits pretty scattered Attendance
3iul.
Score, H. II r.
llllNhulR N'n.tu'u'f'H'fH"'H W
Boston tDt'p,'.HfflHsaHfus
Balipuos flnhpuN Moore ana mo,
brand Wlllis aud Nocdhum
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BICYCLE EXCURSION
To Ogden.

Thursday June 18th via oregon
Short Line, Special leaves salt Lake
$40 p, mu returning leaves ogden II 90
p, M Round trip only 800, city tick.
ct ONCE g0l Main -,
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rAnplNALs. 81 srpEnnAs.

H. Louis Juno n ny winning todays
game, 10 t. ~ Louis registered 10 ihrd
victory Of the present turlos over Brook
lyn Attendance, ll00
~ LOUIS p'unu'f''''''''n w
Brooklyn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2
nattcrlcs- Egoy and Grady Eoson ana
Bergen
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CINCINNATI WINS

Cincinnati Juno ll-Both pitchers woe
Nh hard but Hahn was most succcwtll
the Philadelphia oight hits were llplns,
Seymour I'M conlor field, accepted nluo
chances, the seasons record for AN OUT
fielder Attendance, 900,
Score. H. II, ",
cincinnati uppu,u,unrn,urb ~ I
phllAdtlnhlh Dtutnfn'n''pruHa
batteries Hahn and Phelps Corridoa
ana Doom
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-15

Tncro VIII hc dolng ~ ogden next
Monday nlghl when nlllN sun and ucorR.
Gardner will have their lwoniN'roun1
tn There N seat deal Of interest ln
cyonly divided here M 10 which man Viii
win The contest Gardner IL perhaps a
iaNorilo IN ogden. bat Rlif has many
admirers both hero nul there,
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Al Louisville First game Louisville o,
Milwaukee, \,
Second game, Louisville o Milwaukee.
Al Indianapolis FIRST game lndlanap'
oils D, 81 Paul 4,
second game indianapolis, 81 bouis'
vile, ).
Az columbus Columbus 5, kanIa'
cry g.
At Toledo-.Frs, same Toledo a. MIN
neapolt 10,
second game Toledo u Minneapolis 8,
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COLTS L. GIANTS, o.

chicago, june N Now York was help.
less TONY before WlckorF pitching, ~.
lng only throu srnttrrpd singles ana the
last game OF am exciting series went IN
Chicago ! ~ o. Attendance l06o
Score r. II ~
Chicago .nn.s,n.u.u,u,rp b
New YORK upt,npr,''f'r''tu'
Batteries Wicker ana King Mcumnity
aud nDMtrmuu.
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Lower Rates for Races.

NoN York lumr li.- Efforts io proru %
II uum the public for admission IN IN
Metropolitan race tracks WIN accord IA A
io lho World be abandoned after the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-15

Baltimore June 49, ON behalf " kll
sullivan of Wuehlnstun hr mhnngrr Al
fcr NJ the Hayes valley Alhlulu club M
San Francisco N q purse OF hhgp fnl a
iWrntysround npht with Jimmy Britt IN
that city July No. The question Of weight
N"oms 10 ho the only Important one yet
io be agreed upon sullivan and lofforl
VIII leave Tor thu runei next week.
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!, H. ia
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Dcs Moincs, unc H. Wakcnolds homo
run IN the tenth Won the U,mo lor Des
MUinos
Score Il, H. w.
Doh MONIES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y
Omaha ,uunr,''"''""'u''o "
Batteries. Llonold and Wakefield, Me-
Closky and Oundln
Denver juno llafodays game WAS
played with Indifference, each side ,aG'
lne turns at lcOdmg Both pitchers were
hit hard
score, r. n, ",
DonNVf 'inln''H'f''''tf''' ~
~ Joseph IpNtrlr1,''ft'''''u''H
Batteries Jones ana Hlnroin, Hickman
ANA Lucia,
Colorado springs juno ll~SIouN nv
won u smuggling match today from Colus
RADIO Syringe, getting oghlcon hts ~
s,lmmch whose support was oNlIonlolN
ragged
score, II II, E
Colorado springs u,","u,uuul
Sioux tllN unrtn'tn'nN"'r''f' II %
Batteries SlImmel and Mcpitli Nilln'
man ana lluorwald
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NnM YnRl,. b Rr. l.nIle. h.

New YORK. June il-.Atlrr knocking
Powell out " the hes IN the fret lnnl ~,
~ Louis was again defeated by New
YORK llopp, who relieved Powell, hold
the visitors down ~ ono MI Home runs
by Doughorly AMI conrov M the eighth
Attendance, 1000.
scorei " H. u.
New York nunu,,.tt.uuuni = I
IT. lNulN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. v
Rntorcp Powell Hogs and klcinow.
pclly and Sugdcn
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AMERICAN LEAGUE,

Boston june N Boston took sharply
played contest from Cleveland iodnN 2 -
Tho Visitors M tho bpll hard hut no
nno holding ~ the home team k'nl thu
score down Attendance $500
score, n n ",
Boston OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES y ?
cleveland OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I
Batteries Taunhill and CrlPor, Rhond's
ana lAomlg
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There Was 10 moolng Of league dire,tors
Yesterday a. witch Nero present rros'
lln and Secretary shepard II WAS ordor,
yd that IN nnos lmnOsod shall be- paid
President lithrlF resignation the Carney
muiirr ana Other huslnosh vent over nm.
ul th, upNt pltttiup
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Mnlrr eNN. N el.NAroNs. &

WashInglon, dune n Washington WAS
unable 60 hit Walsh today ana chicago
won tho third game ~ the series Tnc
visitors MI Wolfe oppurWnclV aud by
good base running and Nnccepslul uec ui
The sacrifice, got their Wnnnors around the
bases Attendance 1909,
score r. N, "
NhrnlnRlpn nuHlrlHnN''uf"H'N D
chicago NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. u
Batteries Wolfe ana ltl,uodgo, watch
aud Mcfarland
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For Sale
Cheap.

I'm ith East bet i'm ana 18TH
South,
Brick building, q stories hlgh
and rock basement, no H. by 10
wide, also half an acre Of land,
Inquire near property
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Pau Hammer Jr has gone to nouy.
tu witness The circuit races there which
win be nn for two weeks. IT, viii hIbR
back with him rom0 fltt horses
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-15

The organization NJ the state amateur
ban league " nOW Ia "A fair way 80 cone
Wmmntluu The Tongue WIN ho conn
" Euroln bingham Murray aud PARK
CITY \ constitution ana bN,lNSF hns boon
drawn up ana srIios Of lnluu gumCg each
hnH boon called for Each town has a
strong team Nud good backing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-15

Wen uur ban team, after uying hard
iur n couple NJ weeks has got down TO
that good old 1888 again,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-15

Los Angeles, June II, los Angeles Ogain
defeated Oakland today IN a closely con-
tested gam, by score of I 10 q The homo
team secured nine hiis m hloskmln IN
Guiding homo run by Dillon, a ulplp
and double Gray was raped for slNoo
tered IN all but the 9th innlnr Dillon n
homo run w the nrsi inning was thr 10
suit Of long hit 10 ccnlcr IN bal
bounding over the fence,
Score, n, H. w.
Los Angeles u,uu,pu.,,uuul y O
OAKLAND ''n'tun1'uttt''sItu VI
Batteries dray and Spies Mo,klmon
and Lehman
Ompllc~urnS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-15
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Kan Francisco, jane II -llcucy'p pllol''
ina and San EtunCleou'e punching tnclr
hits IN the third and MN innings, scoring
two runs IN each, gave tho homo. team
the game today by 4 score ~ ~ 2,
Henley allowed but ave hilp hut the
San Francisco batted Jones for total Of
ten hits,
score, H. n, u
Portland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, - !
san Francisco ,tu,'tt,ptu'ff','l W .
Battelles-Joncs ana McLcani hIcnlfy
ana shea
Umpire Davis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-15

seattle Wash June II The champions
hit hard today and mad lhr game Wum
the smlt The locals could do nothing
with o'kcefo'f delivery
Seattle uppn,tuiu,',,',Yu . =
Tacoma NuptHiHl1ttfr'1H I,tiInuHi ~ Z
Batteries Miller and flaY u'h IT.
and Graham
Omplrc-perllno