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The Glenwood post., 1905-01-07

Harry Koch and wife, of Aspen,
are spending few days in town visit
ing friends.
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-07

Ollie Thorson has been confined to
the house since Wednesday by reason
of mild attack of grippe.
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-07

c. d. Barnes has been unable to
attend to business for the past few
days owing to severe cold.
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-07

w p Kennedy returned Tuesday
from trip to Denver where he went
last week on business.
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-07

NJ J. Wall, Rife attorney, was
in Glen wood Tuesday and "Wednesday
ON legal business
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-07

Edwin Tribble, of Palisade, was Il
Glenwood visitor last Saturday hay
ing Just returned from a trip to Den
Yer.
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-07

NJ. L. Phelps, assistant to Road
Dwyer of the Colorado Mid
land, was in Glenwood Thursday.
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-07

A. E. Yewell left Wednesday night
for Idaho for few weeks trip on
business.
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-07
rocal Items

j. B. Phillip left for Denver
Thursday night on polite al business,
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-07

Rio Grande $12. 90 Denver and re-
turn New Years. One fare for the
round trip to all Colorado points.
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-07

Only $l2.00 Denver and return Jan.
s. . and 10. The Colorado Midland.
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-07

The Line that suits them all. >
The Colorado Midland.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-04-21

ladies OH d'autres medicines restent sans
resu1tat. ST done vous soufIreZ, Mes
danes, ct quelle que soft Ia nature de
votre NAL, ayez i1nmediatement recours
aux Pilules Rouges.
Sivous s%ouffrez depuis 1ongternps, alors
il est bien douteux qu'une GU deux bottles
de Pi1u1es Rouges puissent vous guerir.
Soyez consciencieuses, prenez-en asset
pour 1eur bonner une chance d'agir sur
votre maladie. Ell meme temps, vous
pouvez ecrire aux Medecins SPECIALISTS
des Pilules Rouges, vous n'aurez absolu>
par %lettres. Ecrivez 1eur une description
cachez rien. Vous n'avez rien a craindre,
car toutes les lettres son ouvertes ct
tenues absolument confdentieiles par
eux.. Du moment que les Medecins Spe-
cialistes DIES Pilules Rouges auront recu
votre 1ettre, lis y repondront avec soin,
ct vous verrez quels boris c~onseils lis peu-
vent vous donuer. ,
Refusez CONNIE limitations toutes Phu1es
Rouges que Pom vous offre a la douzaine,
au cent gu a CSC la boite. Les vraies
Pilules Rouges sont toujours vendues en-
bottles de bois contenant so Pilules, ct
chaque bofte est entouree dune etiquette
impri1nee en- rouge, qui porte toujours lie
nom de la Gle Chimique Franco Ameri-
caine. ST votre marcl1and ne tient pas
les Pilules Rouges, nous vous les enver-
rons sur reception du prix. soc la boite
six bottles pour $3.50. Adressez vos
Gle CHIMIQUE FRANCO
AMERICAINE, 274 rue St-Deuis, Mont
ASdA" >----
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-04-21

croya1s BONES que pour certaines mala-
dies particulieres. Mon medecin m'ayant
declare que j'etais atteinte de diabete
sucre, je crus plus prudent de suivre son
traitement ct de prendre les remedes qn'il
m~'ordonnait. Malheureusement lie NAL
faisait des progress rapides, tellement que
depuls cinq mois j'etais devenue dams un
etat de faib1esse extreme. J'avais les
mains ct les pieds tres enfes. C'etaient
"a DIES induces redoutables. Neanmoins
mo medecin ne m'apportait aucun SOU
lagement, bien au contraire! Sur la re-
communication dune annie, je me procu-
raj alors des Pilules Rouges. A ma grande
surprise, car je commencais a desespGrer
de ne janais revenir a Ia sante, apres
avoir pris settlement trois bottles de ces
Pi1ules, je me sentais deja beaucoup
mieux. HUT autres bottles des Piluless
Rouges complement defnitivement ma
santpour ne plus vouloir d'autres remedies.
Aussi j.ai t%oujours les Pilules Rouges
chez moi. C'est lie grand rennede univer-
sci pour les femmes. II est absolunent
recom1nandable dams tous les cas- meme
les plus obstines.
ct je m'empresse de signer cette attes-
tation, tant pour achever de convaincre
celles qui %pourraient encore douter de
.pef6cacite des Pilules Rouges, que pour
remercier les infatigables propagateurs
de cette precieuse preparation. Mime
We F. x. Lefebvre, 81 rue Laprairie,
Pointe Saint Charles, Montreal.
&c qui precede prouve Abandonment
que les Pilules Rouges assureront to%ujours
une prompte guerison, danstoutes les ma
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-04-21
UNE COURSE

L'intendsnt pr6ocup6, dormit
peu. De sombres pressentiments
l'agitaient. ~.
A l'approche du but, il Sc pre-
matt d douter; Tissue de CO duel,
Oh lie c mite de Nantnly ct lui
avaient aivaient rivalls6 de 1uses
ct d'audace, lui semblait %incertai-
ne, probl6matique. Ii entrevoJait
un conflt sanglant, une lutte de-
sesp616e. La mutt passa alnsi.
A laube, une chaloupe venant
de Piriac. parut METRE lie cap sur
File; mails, q travers la bruno ar
gentee du matin, Lopart ne dis
tingua pas de formes f6minines.
Go sont DIES pecheurs, MUIR
mura-t-il, qu1 won't jeter leur flet
au large.
Fatigue de ga mutt, il rentra au
corps de garde ct s'6tendit sur une
couche d'herbes s4ches pour repo.
ser IN moment. LIE baron le rem
plaza au dehors. Tout en- SO pro-
menant,. pour SO d6gourdir les
membres, il contempla l'horlzon
du cote de la haute mer ct consta-
ia avec plaisir que lie soleil allait
bient0t para1tre.
A travers le brouillard l6ger ct
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-04-21
Produit une eloquente at
teStatiOn en- favour DIES
PILULES
ROUGES
qui
guerissent radicalement
tOuteS les maladies
chez les femmeS.

Consolez vous done, 8 vous femmes qul
souffrez miserablement, reprenez courage
ct esperez!
Peut.etre que depuis DIES mois GU me-
me plusieurs annees la vie est pour vous
un triste fardeau. C'est IN poids lourd
ct cruel qui vous obsede sans cesse. Vous
avez eu recours a bien des remedies ct
tous les SONS i~nfructueux des medecins
vous ont cohte tres cher. Dependant,
votre NAL persiste toujours ct il pourrait
bientot prendre des developpements Sc
rieux ct menaeants pour votre vie, encore
81 utile a ceux don't vous etes 1'indispen-
sable soutien.
II est done temps de redechir a propos,
d'ouvrir les yeux ct de constater combien
il est facile de vous guerir, de recouvrer
vosforcesd 'autrefois ct de redevenirgaies,
slertes ct heureuses plus que jamais.
Avant vous, bien d'autres femmes ont
>%ouffert ;p!usieurs ont passe cling, dix,
quinze ct vingt ans de leur vie a endurer
les cruelles %tortures dun NAL qui allait
ioujours empirant. Files ont depense
des sommes folles, pour acheter tous les
indictments connus ct tous les TONGUES
imaginables. Les medecins les plus emil
nents les avaient traitees sans success.
NoH'lalteS aux I1Opllaux, elleS aValenL etc
impertubable1nent condamneesa une mort
certaine. C'est alors settlement qu'elles
Sc deciderent de tenter un derl1ier essai.
Eft celles que Pom disait avoir deja un
pied dams la tombe, celles qui desespe-
iaient e~lles-memes, celles don't les parents
ct les a1nis avaient dh faire leur deuil,
celles-la qui vivent encore ct qui vivent
heureuses, ont pris les merveilleuses ct
toujours populaires Pi1ules Rouges!
Non &c nest pas en- vain que, tous les
jours. des %personnes les mieux douGes
sollicitent par tous les moyens, Toccasion
de faire conna1tre au public tout ce que
les Pilules Rouges ont fait pour Giles.
Des temoignages spontanes ct irrefu-
tables viennent nombreux a~ttester de
l'eHcacite du> plus puissant regenerateur
de la femme: les Pilules Rouges. En-
voici encor un qui nous parait particu-
lierement eloquent ct que nous adresse
Nine We F. x. Lefebvte de la Pointe
Saint Charles.
"Lorsque je devins ma1ade, il y a
quatre ans, j'avais pourtant bien entendu
parler des Pilules Rouges, mails je ne les
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-04-21

LIE Cozic, grassement r6compen-
s6, revint a la Turballe, pendant
que la marquise, Genevieve, Ju-
liette, le comte de Nantilly ct Do
minique montaient a bord du ma.
wire hospitalier, Oh une surprise
les attendait. Derriers le capitaine,
quj les recut q Zee 'elle de la cou-
pee, Sc tenaient Pierlaud ct le so
litaire.
-Vous! s'6cria la marquise on
les voyant. 90. Vous lei?
Madame, dit-il grAvement
nous avons tenu q venlr nous
adresser los adieux GU plutot d
vous souha1ter un heureux voyage,
car vous reviendrez, nous l'esp6-
rons fermement, quand les mau-
vais ]ours seront passes. D'ici Ia,
Bachelor ct moi. velllerons sur
vos biens. Vous etes d6livr6e du
baron de Lanteuil, mails il reste
Lopart. Nous l'aurons bientot
mis- hors d'6tat de nuire, je vous
en- dome l'assurance.
-Merc1, r6pondit la marquise
avec emotion; que ne vous dois-je
pas?
-Vous ne me devez rien, ma
dame ct je ue puts que vous r6p6-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-04-21
VII
ENCORE LUZ!

LIE spectacle qui frappa les re-
CARDS de M. de Nantilly, quand IL
arriva q quelques pas du fort,
6tait bien fat pour l'emotionner.
Devant lui trois hommes 5tendus
a terre, converts de sang, ne DON
naient plus slgne de vie.
Que s'est-il done pass6 ici!
s'6cria. til. Tro1s hommes assassi-
mes!
II s'approcha, avec Dominique.
Jun de ces hommes respirait en-
core. C'6tait le baron de Lanteuill
Les autres lui 6taient inconnus.
-Quelle aventure! pensa til
tout haut. LIE baron tue. ..icl....
par qui? Eft ces deux cadavres?
des bandits qui l'accompagnaient,
probablement.
II resta un moment stup6fait.
Ensulte il songea que le plus pres
s6 6tait de rassurer les dam es de
Kermor.
-Cours vlte, communicate q
Dominique, q l'snse de Pont-Ma-
rec, fat signe a LIE Cozlc d'atte1ir,
ct annonce quill ny a plus rien q
cralndre. mais pas IN mot sur
&c que tn as WI, pour ne pas emo.
tionner les danes.
Puts, sans plus SO pr6occuper
de M. de Lanteuil ct des deux ca
davres qul gisaient 3 cote de lui,
il explora les ruines, le pistolet au
poing. Tres intrigue, il y d6cou-
writ quelques d6brits de vlctuales,
des tas d'herbe foul6e, apport6e Ia
r6cemment, mails null etre vivant.
Et Lopart? qu'6talt-il devenu?
II n'6tait done pas avec lie baron!
Quel drame c'6tait roul6 devant
ces ruines. 81 promptement,
puisque Fun DIES auteurs respirait
encore ct qus les meurtriers
avaient d6]a disparu?
Nantilly sc posait cent ques-
lions differences sans pouvoir y
r6pondre. II inspecta la mer dams
toutes les directions ct apereut des
barques de pecheurs, diss6min6es.
oscillrnt sur les vagues, avec des
airs dinnocence qui d6faient tout
soupcon.
Da cote de la terre, rien d'inso-
lite.
Pendant quill SO torturait 'l'es-
prit pour d6chiffer cette s1ngulie-
re 6nigme, les danes de Kermor
descendaient q terre ct venaient
gaiement vers lui, pr6c6d6es de
Dominique qu1 leur montralt le
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-04-21

mails la physlonnomie calme amor
eaient leurs pistolets. LIE bateau
accosta.
Avant de d6barquer, Ga6tan bal.
50 la main de la marquise ct celle
de SO fanc6e, don't les larmes con.
latent reimbursement.
Ma chAre Genevieve, dit-il
dune voix tendre, sechez vos lar
mes, je vous en- cou1ure,..ne m'enle.
vez pas lie courage de terminer ce
que TAI jusqu 'icimen6a blen,, lou-
vre de votre salut. Je ne cours,
apr4s tout, qu'un danger NAL de-
fni, peut-etre imaginaire. Soyez
forte ct esp6rez, vos 6preuvs wont
fnir.
Genevieve leva sur lui ses beaux
yeux
-Allez, Ga6tan, je serai forte.
Nous prlerons le ciel, il vous ra-
mAnera.
Nantilly l'enveloppa dun der
nier regard, Oh il y nit toute son
anne, puts brusquement sauta sur
la grove, suivi de Dominique. II SO
retourna encore une fois, envoya
un salut ct regarda le bateau qui
s'eloignait sous la pouss6e lente
des avjrons.
"A present, marchons, Domi-
nique, commanda-i-ll, tout has, ct
care aux embuscades.
On a loeil ouvert, monsieur le
comte, ct la main prete, r6pondit
Dominique.
lis s'avanc4rent avec pr6caut1ou
dams la direction du fort. Soudain
Nantilly s'arreta, fremissant.
Avant den bonner la cause, nous
prierons le lecteur de Sc reporter
quatre jour en- arriere.
En- debarquant q Douges q son
retonr de Paimbeuf, M. de Nan
tilly pria, il est bon de le rappeler
lei, 10 pecheur Jean.Pierre d'aller
a la Robintere ct a l'Etang le len
demain, atm de pr6venir Pierlaud
ct lie Golf quill s'6tait WI c%ontra1nt
de changer l'itineraire ct de modi-
fer son plan d'embarquement.
Au lieu de prendre passage a
bord dun navire q Paimbauf Oh a
Saint azaire, les danes de Ker-
NOR ct lui s'embarqueraient au
large lie File Dumet; en6n qu'elle
s'arr6teraient sulvant les circons-
tances, un jour GU deux a Gu6ren-
de, chez lie cure de Saint-Auhin,
pour Sc reposer de leurs fat1gues.
II termina lui disant d~'aviser
jacques ct Matthias, atm de les
tranquiliser enforcement au su]et
de O excursion a Poimb@uf, de
l'entente survenue entire lui ct le
capitaine danols, sur lie point dem
barquement.
Jean-Pierre s'acquitta prompte-
ment &c la commission; mails Pier
laud ct Matthias ne partagernt pas
la confance don't M. de Nantilly
semblait anime. lis connaissalent
Lopart, son audace incapable de
reculer, meme devant un crime,
ct lis jugerent que la partie ne
TAFT pas 6gale entire sa troupe, qui
comptait cling sacripants determi-
n6s, ct les trois d6fenseurs de Ia
marquise de Kermor.
Leurs pr6ocupations ,semblaient
d'autant plus fond6es que l'itin6'
re, no1ablement allong6, augmen-
TAFT par suite les 6ventualit6s dan
gereuses. Un renfort devenait uti-
le; aussl lis SO resolurent q partir
pour reloindre leurs amis ct, lie
jour meme, se dirigeant sur Cue
rande, Plriac ct File Dumet, lis sc
mir ent en- route.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-04-21

Les Plules Rouges sont en- vente q la pharmace de Patrce DUDE,
c-in DIES avenues 20eme ct Wash. N. qi les euverra par la MALE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02
JACK O'BRIEN HAS TWICE
BEEN BEATEN BY JACKSON

San Francisco. April 1.-Clcvcrer fight
ers than Young Peter Jackson have faced
Jack O'Bricn in the ring and have been
dazed by his wonderful skill. Poor, plod-
ding Peter has butted w against Jack
twice. AID both times kCocked him out
San Franciscans remember their first
meeting here when O'BriCn OutpOintcd
jackson to 1 Cor twelve rounds. and
was knocked stiff in the thirteenth.
O'Brien was a hot favoritc in the betting.
but his friends bet on Jackson. There
was lot of fake talk and O BTien never
protested loudly when his reputation was
assaiied. In this fight O Brie2 showed
that he was Jackson's master in - lin
tied bout. but in a finish fight it would
be different StOT-- At Baltimore the
other night they had a second meeting
and O'Brien was knocked out again. but
exactly accOrdip- to rules. The agree
ment was that the fighters should break
clean. The referee. James O'Hara. was
between the men. who had clnChed. when
JackSOn'S ri~ht shot around O'Hara s
body and landed on % Bricu'S Jaw. This
happened in the second round. o Brieu
went down. but made an effort to rise
de was unable to do 50. however. and
many of the crowd thought he had lost
the fight Jackson was hurried from the
ring beto the decision was announced.
After tho fight 1t was announced that
the men would meet again in Baltimore
on April Z.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02
VICTORS GET THEIRS
Wheaton Basket Ball Team and Ref
cree Brown Do the
Business.

The Victor basketball team, the
champions of Colorado, got theirs when
they bucked up against the Wheat ton
team last Friday night in Denver How
ever, the Victors like the L. d. s. L..
had a large size howl coming on the
work Of Referee Brown. Here is what
the Denver News has to say on the
game
The Wheaton college basketball
team defeated the NictOrs by the score
Of IS to sc in a game played I'm the state
armOry before a large crowd last even
ing. The visitors, who have recently
defeated the Provo and Salt Lake.
Utah. teams. led at the end Of the first
Ors took d brace in the second period
legians, but were unable to secure the
lead
The action Of members and support
ers of the Highland Wheel club team.
oUtclassed by the Victors for the Colo
RADIO championship, in roofing for the
Wheaton boys led to several lively side
encounters.
H. w. HOisington, one or the visit
ing guards, received two bad injuries
to his head by smashing against a row
of lockers and falling 10 the floor head
first after a desperate lunge for the ball
as il passed him in the air.
The NictOrS We're far from satisfied
with the ruling Of Referee Brown. who
Officiated for the visitors. and declare
that with an impartial referee the re-
suit would have been materially differ
euT.'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02
MARY TIPTOED FIELD
Takes Gebhardt Stakes For Two.
Year-0lds at Oakland With
Consummate Ease.

San Francisco, April THE Geb-
hardt, for 2-ysar-olds. was not much
of a contest, as Mary F. tiptoed her
field and Won with consummate ease.
EquOrum Rex found the track and dis
lance to his liking and was an easy
second from Daruma. Abe Meyer. the
second choice. seemed to be of little
account and was beaten off. The others
were Outcldssed- Weather. clear; track
fast. Summary.
First race. one and a sixteenth miles
Bogus Bill won. TannhauSer- second,
l. .. l. third. Time-1:4S.
Second race, mile and "A sixteenth
Glenrice won. File dor second, Jack
Little third Time-1-4S1@.
Third race, mile and seventy yards
Hainault won. Scherzo second, Dora ]
third. Time-I:45.
Fourth race. the Gebhardt handicap,
$4,000 added. futurity course-Mary L.
~ on. EqUorum Rex second, Daruma
third. Time-1:11.
Fifth race mile and seventy yards
Hans Wagner won Mindanao second,
Andrew Mack third. Time-1:44H.
Sixth race. mile-True Wing won,
Celeres second, Sea Air third. Time
IA.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02
ROBES FIGHTS BRITT
Spanish Bull Fighter Goes Four
Rounds With J. Edwards
Brother.

Senior Enrico Robes the Spanish bull
fighter who made Salt Lake and Ogden
his headquarters about a year ago. got
into Il mix-Up with Willie Britt in San
Francisco last Thursday night. The af-
fair was conducted strictly according 10
Cueensberry rules, and must have been
an interesting bout while il lasted &C
cOrding to the san Francisco Examiner,
which says;
Fighting blood. always strong in the
house of britt was in action last night.
Willie, brother of Jimmy, WAS against
Senior Enciro Robes, the bun fighter.
1t seems that several days ago Willie
and the dOdger Of bOVines had an argu-
ment- The talk appertained 10 the prize
ring. Willie admitted he could go some
himself, and Robes remarked that Willie
wasn't the Only pebble on the Queens
berry beach.
"'We!. L can lick YOU. said Willie
rico.
Wen. I'll lay a bet that can smother
my hands in fIve-OUnce pillows and drop
Robes.
The battle took place in cellar last
night only eNtra-specially invited guests
were present.
The four rounds were fast and furious.
Willie agreed TO down the Spaniard. But
the Spaniard refused to be dOwned. The
bout went the limit, four rounds, and was
called draw
''Jimmy's brother weighs about las
pounds Robes hefts about 10 Billy
Roche was the referee. He figured that
about the fair thing to do would be TO
call il Stand-Off.
" i would have had him in another
round, declares Willie.
- I really didn't want to hurt the boy
says the polite Don Enrico-'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02
l. D. S. U. TEAM MAY &C
TO FAIR THIS SUMMER

Captain Joe Stanton of the old L.
D. 5. l. basket ball team said an eff
fort was being made to- get the boys
trip TO The Portland fair this summer
to play basket ball. The athletic de-
paTtment Of the fair is now making
arrangements for all kinds of sports
To b. held during the summer and bas-
ket ball is included. Salt Lake basket
ball players are among the best in the
west, as shown by beating the Wheaton
team in the first game they played
hzre, the Illinois boys being one of the
best aggregations in the country. The
local boys did very little practicing for
this game, as il was arranged on short
notice. but Stanton says if a trip is
arranged for Portland they will make
a much stronger showing than they did
last week
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02
GRADE SCHOOL TEAMS
FORM LEAGUE TOMORROW

Another meeting will be held at p.
IN. tomorrow afternoon at the Oquirrh
school TO complete the organization of
a grade school baseball league. Al
ready five schools have signified their
intention of joining such a league, but
the boys would like to have a couple
more to make it real interesting The
Oquirrh boys who have taken a lead
in the formation Of the league have is
sued invitations to all the schools in
the city TO send a delegate to this meet
ing If they desire TO enter the league,
a. this viii be their last opportunity.
The Herald has offered a pennant for
the grade school championship and IL
viii be awarded to the winning team
in this league.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02
SELEE'S MEN LEAVE FOR EAST
AFTER THE GAME.
LINEUP AND BATTING ORDER Z
FOR TODAY's GAME.
salt Lake.
Chicago.


Baseball this afternoon at Walkers
field, The game viii start promptly
at 2.45. This is the glad tidings hand
cd out last evening by Manager Charlie
Reilly of the local club and seconded
by Manager Frank Selee Of the Chi
caEO Nationals. The Nationals will
leave tomorrow evening for Denver to
join the remainder of the team, and
the game this afternoon will be the
only chance the fans viii have to see
the big leaguerS in action. Against
them viii be lined w the new Salt
Lake team. and Salt Lake will have
its first chance to get d glimpse of
what kind Of ball tossers Reilly has
collected 10 win the pennant this sea-
son.
How about the grounds" is the
first question every fan in Salt Lake
will ask. In reply TO this it can be
said that the indications yesterday
were that they would be much better
than one could possibly expect in view
of the weather the past few days. 4
large force of men has been at work
for the past three days, and early yes
terday morning all the snow had been
removed and the diamond completely
drained. Men were at once put TO
work on the infieId. raking the earth up
to give il a better chance to dry out.
Several wagOnlOadS of SawduSt We're
hauled down to the park. This will
ne scattered over the lDHelQ THIS morn
ing and the whole thing set on fire
This was tried in spots yesterday aft
eTnoOn and in each case dried out the
ground in good shape. 1t is thought
therefore. that the infield will be in
first class condition by the time the
game is called this afternoon. The
outfield is in good condition already.
having been drained yesterday of all
the small pools of water, leaving the
grass for a good footing.
How Elders Will Line Up.
Reilly announced this lineup last
evening for the first time Tom Leahy.
the catcher from the coast league, will
be put at backStOp. Bowman. another
California man, is slated for first, and
Darby O'Brien of Rockford viii hold
down second. Delmas goes to short
and Reilly himself will be on the third
sack I'm the outtield Muller plays his
old position in left; Stickney. the South
erU Lacquer. goes. to middle field. and
Riggs one of his youngsters, Will be
seen i'm right. His pitching staff will
consist of Tozer. Thomas and Crist, the
latter a yOungster from Helena.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02
PACIFIC NATIONAL SCHEDULE.

The schedule Of the Pacific National
league opens the season in Spokane and
Boise, April &c, Salt Lake at Spokane
and Ogden at Boise. The first game in
Salt Lake VIII be April 10, between Salt
Lake and Ogden. The season is cut
i'm two this year. the first part ending
on July 9, and the second on Septem-
Der j..
1t viii also be noticed that the team
plays only five games a week instead of
six This viii give an opportunity to
play exhibition games on the off days
Such games can be arranged with Park
City. Eureka. POcatellO, and in fact.
any Of the smaller cities around the
circuit. Managers OF teams in these
places can arrange games by writing
TO the different clubs.