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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
Reilly and Ills Home Guard Arc
Confident Of Taking
Scalps
MANAGER GOING AWAY SOON
The Big Chief VIII Visit Lon Angeles
And May Bring Some New Players
Back With Him,
PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE,

with whoop and q Yell and with
nourlshIng weapons, the Indians from
spokane. headed by their loaoore, Will
lnms aud stanley swoopod down upon W.
last night and remarked that they had
como down here 10 add few pale face
ecalpg TO their already pretty loudly dce'
GRATED belts
Tbc Grsl battle Of u sorce Of hyc, IL on
nj W0lkor'H battle grounds THIS aflol'
noon, ana " the lonuvrA Ot pHon faction
are 10 be believed, then each has propur.
ed an ambush for the other, ana the
slaughter VIII De great II viii be iomom.
brrod That RulllyH mon were badly use
up IN the last eolto with the REDSKINS,
and the white men are now out for re-.
yengo, and they are determined to have
It
The ammunition IL all In place and the
local warriors are eulo they viii mako
NO Rcdeklns Dlle me aust before tuo
scouting expedition 20 los Angels, but
a,Vldpd 10 remain with hls fallnlul Dund
Until the wants OF the Indians had BON
attended TO, lie win probably leave IN
saturday or sunday as he believes that
by mat umn thc enemy WIN be beaten 70
pulp While In Los Angeles be viii
loOk around for some good men, as he IN
determined 10 stfenglhon his aggregation,
no matter ~ what cost lie Is vut TO win,
ana says tho campaign has Only lust 10,
sun, and that thcrc IL no reason for alarm
On the part Of local lune Roly Gays h
Mlll not be away moro than week un.
less something Unforeseen hnpponr, and
mat he VIII return ns soon as possible, lie
says when ne comes buck he will SHOW
some " the MlgbolridnH hulcab0uls a low
things that VIII surpnN them and glyo
them something 10 consider that VIII
mako their thought factories work over.
time,
AT ogden this afternoon the league sea.
ton opens with q game between thc Lob.
breaking crowd IL looked for, as the game
has been wei advertised ana the Ogden
l0us are somewhat enthusiastic, as YOU
perhaps know Allcr we got through VITA
We Indians, or they get through With NJ,
liolto VIII come mere for soliOs " nvo
games
A. Walkers this afternoon, the teams
wv lllle w In the following order " bat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
THE ELEPHANTS FRIEND,
a Truc Cirou, Story.

Prof John II Andrews. the gooloqIs,
win tho Great floto shows, gIycs a
most interesting lecture on the habits
ana characteristics of the many mr,
specimens which are carried with the
SHOW Two lion cubs few months Old
ana n couple " l.ycor.od Bengal
'gers are features NJ the monngorlo cx.
hlplt lie tells many interesting stories
Of circus life
ono day the circus ana monnpollo
nhl come TO town In the early morning
ulu we men scr mp The tent IN a big
nu.nnl lot ana were nj work gpttIng
,nlnga ready for the afternoon perform.
una some llluo girls too, wero I'm mo
lot nearly an forenoon. watching ,yhnt
was going on but they wore pariirulnr.
" interested IN an elephant ana u bonr
lnu' Wolo chained each to Il stake ont.
sllo inc tent ana not very far anait.
WINE thoy stood about looking at the
pensl n glll y or . years Of age came
out or the tent and, approaching Inc
elephant, began to play with him, Sho
took u whisp Of straw out to him, ana
when he thrust his trunk toward il She
would JERK II away ana jump back out
OF HIS reach
"Thon sho would run an around him
ana he would touch her with his trunk,
IN a gentle way MS II he enjoyed tho
sport ms much ~ she aid. People OK.
poctcd 20 gee the little girl Killed but
lhoy found out she was the daughter
or one OF the managers, who allowed
her To p lny with the elephants whoncv.
or she pleased
Meanwhile the big black boar was
watching ihom and soon began 10 show
Nlgns OF not liking the plnV Ito was
evidently I'M bad humor. but tho glrl
was ~ fun Of hor nun with her frcnd,
me olcnhont, that she paid no attention
10 the boar
Presently, IN jumping back 10 pel
out or the way NJ the elephants trunk,
shc got within ronoh NJ the boar aud ne
seized her with his pnw ana would no
doubt have Killed hor but tho elephant
saw him and struck him u blow with
his trunk that loid him ON the ground
severely Injured,
"Thon there was pront cXcitomenl
men yelled ana BOYS and gIrls
screamed ana a dozen circus men camo
running 10 gce what was tho mnttor.
Thoy found tho little gIrl only slightly
hurt While the old elephant rocked
himself 10 ana fro IN mmsink tbc dc.
Hight over what he had done"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
AMERICAN MEATS FOR
the AMERICAN ARMY

| Denver May l6--ln bulletin issued
today which II addressed, "ro All
Livestock organizations" the National
Livestock association makes the fol.
lowing announcements,
| Tho national association has already
| colnlnoneed the work IN the direction
ol needed amendments 10 the Interstate
| commerce law, providing for lust and
| reasonable railway rates and service.
| ny representations made before the
| interstate commerce committee of the
| senate IN February and May and by
| arguments individually with ma.
loflly OF the senators OF the United
About Feb, !, the representative
OF ms association secured through Son-
NOR Proctor ot Vermont the passage OF
resolution OF inquiry directed 10 the
secretary Of war asking for the
amount ana cost Of supplying our 'nrn,y
IN the Philippines with meat, and why
ne same was obtained from foreign
sources instead ~ from tho United
SWloh' THIS action ~ 10 be- followed
Dy me Introduction Of u Joint rcsolu-
llon NJ the coming session of Congress
requesting that he American army
sha be supplied with American meats,
as has always been the policy of this
country heretofore, ana which In the
Philippines has amounted upproSlm-
hielN 70 iOOO0ooO pounds annually,
inns association has started an All.
Mllon IN favor Of broader ana greater
export business, and for a rondiustmont
oi our commercial relations with con.
ltlen'nl countries especially In behalf
OF ifccr admission of our meat PRODUCTS
INTO their markets This movement
hns been taken up by u largo number
OF our industrial organizations,
our wee president and general man.
uRcr acted az chairman OF the com.
nlllee on Organization " the National
Association Of Exporters, which has IN.
SUED call for gousrll meeting Ia ba
hcld IN chicago the latter part of June,
ana which VIII DC represented before
me National Association of Monufar.
luierS, witch " to meet In Atlanta, GA,
a lhlgo number Of representative meet.
lhks hre bclng arranged for through.
out me country especially directed TO
~ Is desirable that the mos, Intimate
i'lIlons pc established and maintained
with the department OF agrlculiuro, tho
department Of the interior and the de.
pnrlmoni Of commerce Hud labor To inc |
ond OF making known the wishes Of the |
Nosl'fn eat Yemen on the subject Of |
ranges forest reserves, sanitary mspoc. |
Won oi q! SORTS a moro complete, re. |
llaple ana frequent census, ana the do. |
Ncopmont IN ovory possible way Of the |
lnIQsllF. by the governmental agencies
indicated, '''''N'
1T II absolutely essential thnt tho
great livestock Industry Of the country
.nall haye q truly national representa-.
ton, We therefore urge upon Won IN
secure the consideration Of this letter
by your executive committee, and nj
lhe carlics, possible time obtain favor.
lhle action by the body of your or.
j. II, GWlNN,
Secretary"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
FIGHT ON A STEAMER.
Occurred on the Centennial, Some
Men Injured, Some Drowned.

Tacoma, wash May IA desperate
hallle occurred ON the decks Of the
steamer centennial tonight I'm which
several men were slightly injured and
three are thought 10 have boon
drowned Tho Centennial from san
Francisco via Seattle brought from
the latter port gang of ~ men 20 work
The ships curgo here. owing 10 exist.
INK trouble between the Sailors union
and the Longshoromcn's union, Cant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
Ma TAI DAY CELEBRATION


Friends Of the ngod and honortd vet =.
cram Father Nathan Tanner whose
nlncllolh birthday occurred on Sunday
| last, but which was celebrated on the
saturday evening previous at tho rogh
donco Of HIS daughter Mrs r. \, Rlch.
ards are Sun talking NJ the nralr An
BEING one Of the most pleasant In their
recollection Father Tanner, too, they
declare IN one Of the best preserved
men ~ hls age IN an the country.
About ilfty guests were present,
among them being Presidents Smith
ana Lund, Hon. H. y, Richards pre-.
sided ana Bishop o, IT, whitney read
letters ana tolcgrnmB Of regret ana con.
graduation from members Of the fnml.
" who were unable to be present, ana
Mrs, H. u, Wells read an original poem
dedicated to Father Tanner Remarks
were also made by President smith and
Bishop Mcliao Of Granger ward, A
pleasing feature was the singing Of
Miss Emily Richards, the seventeen.
yoor'old daughter OF Mr. and Mrs, IT,
\, Richards, who rendered with voice
that gives much promise, several SONGS
of her brother r. Dewey Richards, the
wen known composer and song writer,
now resident Of New York Mira
Wells poem which the lady herself
read, Nv u8 follows,
The Guest ot Honor IN our midst 10.
day
Has fought NOS battles yalontIy and
Has wrcstlcd nightly ON Mes highway
'dalnhl error prejudice ana grIcyous
wrong
Friend Of the prophet In Ma carly youth
LnlltiluR IN the cause ui righteousness,
BruinR u,oll the bNnuor uf the tWtM
Il"rlalmng principles Of dodllnVts
This aged veteran NJ ninety years.
Was young stulwnrt IN thogo carly |
When lions Camp with many doubts ana
Took hat long journey over unknown |
ways,
he d d not know whom called to leave his
home,
And travel westward into strange
ANA,
what II would mean to him IN days 10
he could not then tho mission under,
stand,
But through obedience tho pathway loy
And thus the blessing came 10 lhco
ana thine,
4 Prophet was the captain on the way
ana mon vert faithful 10 the viii
divine,
70 be with Joseph, Prophet Of the LORD,
10 uaNol with him. ana To hear HIM
pray
70 ls,cn To his teachings Of the word
h'Ical nom heaven IN TINS the 'Lat
Ne count This honor thus vouchmtcd to
one TO abide with thee forcycrmoro,
WA when at longih you've gained the
ioull meet the Prophet on that "othcr
shore"
y looking backward Is II like a drcam2
Whom You recall the scenes uf long ago2
ell w assembled here how these Thing,
seem,
For some Of Ms are growing old, you
know.
'ut lions young her standard bearers
strong
And lhcrc arc Prophets sllll ana Tom.
pies, too
md many slOlwnrt men battling AGAINST
wrong
And tens " thousands In the ranks are
true,
md we salute the Reverend Patriarch
hero,
lc9, IN ms goody company today
Thank Coo IN youth ho chose the bet.
ter way"
-fMMELlNE u. WELLS,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
A CONVICTED CUINAMAN
u. :, Judge Issues Order Allow.
Inv Him to Retain His Oueue.

S. Louis, Mo- Ma l1-.Judgc Rogers
OF the United states district court has
issued an order allowing n, q, Jung,
\ Chlnam0n, convicted and sentenced
To y torn OF 20 days IN tho Missouri
ponltonllary Tor passing raised SlO
pm 10 retain hls queue while serving
MS sentence JunR told Judgo Roeors
that the retention Of his qu,uo WAS A
matter OF religion ana h. WIN be- The
lrst prisoner who hus been confined I'm
,he suite ponlton,wy who has not FIRST
been shorn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
Grade schools Games,

d, Tho .Wchetorg Rnd Unions, IN the Grade
Schools league lined M Tor battle yoslor.
gay ana the iormor won by score Of a
TO l9 TAc winners lined up 40 follows
ibi y, Wheeling 3D. n Evcm 3d.; Z.
DcdroH g. 4 WoollcN l. f., II, Wallace,
c,.Ii J Lynch T.
Tho oquirhs dcfpntod the summons
by u score Of 2 10 H. The Inc up Of
KGrNlSSslq6@0ywy' IN II2Myd lI5uGi ,IrocGalIE ,Pi
Edwards, seS Hhufob q T. Naylor, q. f. !
Bowen, l. T.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17

Pierce had been threatened with n bow.
colt by the sailors II he employed Ta.
coma longFhOrcmon and hence mad
hired a crew al seattle
When the steamer arrived IN port
about 200 l0ngshoumcn boarded her
armed with clubs blllop pistols and
other weapons The Seattle men were
beaten whcroNcr found ana some 30
shots were ilrod before order was re-.
stored
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
SALT LAKE TEAM WON,
10 Ma'eh Rowling Contest NY wire with
Los Angeles players,

The match game by wire between
bowling teams OF SAT- Lake and Los An.
Sal players, and II mdl,attd that the
nome bunch II about the best there tx i'm
we western country whom II comes u
knocking over the ton Plus
The nnnl score was 8,ilj 10 2iOl In favor
o. SAT- Lake Cant Smith of the local
plle that fact The California team could
tot even come close 10 winninH Tho l. 4
angolos boWlelB are now convinced that
hOll Lake has the goods In This limo OF
sport ana they are eager for the west,
scores follow,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

brooklyn, May l0-By winning todays
game. from Brooklyn NJ score being
to m favor " pillebWg both teams
had an oven break 'on he SERIES each
having won and lost two Long hitting
was the feature, Attendance sou,
hcnro' r. H. H.,
ilVWlUlB '"''u''''uts','''''r u q
bIuoNlFh u'''' ",u',s,,','u,pl II b
Battorlo Lynch Case and Currsch,
Jones. .SUcklelt and Bergen,
., TWo.baHo lllls-Wagncr clancy owens,
liHud, Rlrcklrlt Throo-hnso illts.-Rit.
chcy, CauIsch, schiccklrd Homo Runs
Clarke Howard Bases on Ballt~On
Jones, p on Slrcklott, 1, on Lynch, b
struck out. by Jones, 2, by SuIckou, 81
by Lynch, 4
lmpirV.-O bay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
GROWING Aohos and polnn.

Mrs, josie sumner, Bromond. Texna
writes ,Aprll lb 1905 ~ have usod Dal'
l9Idb SNOW Llnlmonl In my family for
lhroo years, would not be without II In
We house ! have used II on my littlc
XIV Ior growing pelns Ana aches IN her
also, used II for frost bltton foot Win
good success, ~ " the best lnlment I
eyer vecd y 2ic, Zoe, 100 sold by Il G,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
EVENING NEWS WEDNESDAY, MAY II. 100,

plon, mas decided ~ accent tho chal
longe issued 10y o, Junowskv. or parls
~ which the Inter confofR the odds OF
lpnf ghmoH The two experts will play
lhlh match ~ soon M anal urrango.
monis can be- mndo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
SALT LAKE,
Los ANGELES.
WALKER TEAM WON.
l'nas second Place In Commercial bowl.
ING League Defeated Crnhkv Tenn,

10y DEFEATING the Crabho team last
nlshl the Walker ioam IN the Commercial
maNNc captured second place In tht
gnanmnnIp'Gnshp race These arc the last
Tsyuo season h now thing Of ihc paSt,
lho scores follow " ''''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17

uTwo,bgso lllts-slowNrt !? Thrcc,boso
Bases on lialk.-Od TruXcll, /, on
Owens, ~ on stewart p struck out
iyq Trotcll, o. by owens, 2, by Stewart,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17

Baucrlce -RculbOch ana King Amos
and llrcsnahan,
Bases on Balls--On AmCs 8, on Rcul-
bach, T. struck Out-By Amos, o. by Ru !.
bach, T.
Umpilos-lG mso ana Klcm,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17

N Louis May l6-A costly bIundcr By
l'ookonllold, the local AmcGcans second
hnnemam who held the hall while WIZ
lorh lost the homo team the opening
gamo VI The proscn, series. Attendance,
2i00,
score II II, u,
q h3nH, "''u'u'o,,'ulsruru ,
N'W lolk '''ru'ur'rulsrrur Z !
Boltgrloa- Howell and Weaver, Powell
ana klcinow
chicago Philadelphia gamo postponed,
wet grounds,
ClcNclnnd,-.lioslen game poslponod
rain
Dctrolt-Washngton Same postponed,
rain
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
WALKER STORE 60.
A. H. cRABBIG co.
ALL HALLOWS WON.
'"" psiea'ed tho Collegiate institute
IVY score ~ ~ TO 10,

nv "NUTV Ut ~ 10 10,
ui,uGmnSa IoproscgtigR the Collegiate IN.
for ~ cn,'uo n' llhllOws college liNod up
"a lhe end " nine lnnings Inc rcs,ilt ,yn DIV
hv w. w IN favor Of All llallows. THO scorc
KIN 'imlnRa and the line M follows,
Vouian,oWH ,up'u,uu2 0iIlgO0s
'h'''o "'"''u"',,u3 O30OgiOl-lO
uoy,o." "0 '"S''o'o' All llollows
,oh"'u''ur,uC unr,n,u..,, ,urrnn
iln,NUI,,n., "u",ruup 900 owens, gtoyyarl
''""uIe'"uuu,uu,ll u,,.,,, ,n, IInyos
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17

caldwell corridor, Doom and Abbott
Twoshaeo llllH.DunloaNN Nmoot Tay.
lQr TITUS, ~ Mage, b Ilomo Run.
Corridor Bases on inls-On Taylor 4,
sparhh p .CoWIdon 1. sNuck. Quietly
S9glNa u Gordon u Taylor D,
Impiro'-J tombstone,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17

OmOha May lG-omaha,st, Josoph
game postpOnod rain,
Sioux Clty May lG,.-Slouy Clly.Colorado
Springs game postponed, rain
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17

London, May i6,.-irnnk D. Marshall,
OF Brooklyn, tho American chcps cham
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

A Boston % Cincinnati boston gamo
poHtponod wet grounds,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
CHICAGO SHUT OUT.

Now York May l6-Thc Chicago Ma.
'ionals Were shut ont for the third sue.
cofsivo time by the New York cham
plons today Attendance, loo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17

Han Francisco May H. -Thoro was n,
baseball here today on account ~ III
nOn.arrlvnl " teams,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17

Seattle, May G-No game today on 40.
count Of tho non'0rrIyal " the oakland
team,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
Chess Match Made

At Milwaukee Milwaukee, O. Toledo. /,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
ST. LOUIS WINS,

PHILADELPHIA, May l0-.ThrcN pitchers
participated q l9dny,A game Tor me
homo Team, sparks started but shove 4
bad form IN the third INNING tie was
relieved by caldwell who pitched TO
lhrco men ana retired In favor of Cor,
ridon, Altondancc.slt0
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-17
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Kansas cIiy-lionsas city, u col.
umhue, .,
At S. paul,-'Loulsyilo game postponed,
rain,
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31

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corner Market and Third streets: open until
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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31
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Eddy ST. cor Market and Powell.
Headquarters for Rooming houses. Hotels ana
All Kinds OF Business Chances
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31

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OAKLAND OFF1C1f
1ole Broadway. -Telepncne 'AHiH -''
ALAMEDA OFFICE:
1888 Park Street. Near Santa Clara Avenue
Phone Alameda $50.
BERKELEY OFFICE:
el4s Center Street......- Telephone North IL
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT:
~. Z. CRANE. Al Colorado Building
NEW YORK NEWS STANDS:
wSldorf-Astoria Hotel; A Brentano o.
Union Square; Murray Hill Hotel; Fifth-avenus
Hotel snd Hoffman House
CHICAGO NEWS STANDS:
Sherman House; P o. News Co.; Great
Northern Hotel fremont House; Auditorium
Hotel: Palmer House..
CHICAGO REPRESENTATIVE:
C. GEORGE I-HOGNEsS. Marquette Buildins
dong Distan,s Telephone, Central 2el9-
NEW York REPRESENTATIVE;
STEPHEN B. SMITH. 80 Tribuns Building
NEW YORK CORRESPONDENT:
c c. CARLTON. N.......-.......Ee Herald Square
BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco Call.
corner Market and Third streets: open until
y O'clock every night in the year:
BRANCH OFFICES:
zoos Market street. opposite Fifth; open until
II .. N.
90 Hayes street; open until $3.50 p m
639 McAlister street. open until $3.50 p. M
10 Larkln street; open until $3.50 p. m
1871 Mission street: open until 10 p. m
loe Eleventh street; open until p m
1895 Valencia street; open until ?. m
Northeast corner Church and Duncan streets;
open until 8 p. n.
22oo FIllmore street: open until 9 ?. m