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Something of Interest About
The Mated Fighter From
Quakcrtown,
WILL MEET AL KAUFMAN.
This Scrapper Is a Real Estate Owner
And and is Also an Attorney
AT Law

"Josepn Hacan, gentleman" "Jack
omit, a.,,..,u rht. 4, ,ho dot 81,
p'''", "s"''i iu'' 10 "' 'ui' 'o''
assumed by Joseph iasan, lawyer
tCal estate broker aud cultured gentleman
81 ptra5,i,tia - s,r ,,,. ,...,,,, a.,
~ """u 'P"'"' WIZ ''' Wv "'"'0 10
~ San Francisco buslIy training Tor
bout with Al Kaufman. o. fighter Of
much reputo
,r, $500,
the Phlladephitn j. the Dr. JekyU and
Nh Hyde Of pug'lsm, IN the ring he is
.Jnck O'Rripp "a ,rupl craffv rsIcntlsss
nucilist
P"bU'S"
Out Of the ring no Is joseph uagan,
suayc. ponteel polito and tho embodi-
-, III .,,l,,.....',o
"'ynt oi poN'o accomplishments
- Brlcn Qr ljaBdn, according to the
mood, is playing many parts. and I'm the
game Of liie Is an actor OF undOubtod
Sail As a lighter O'Rren is a marvel
As business man Joseph Hag5u Is
shrcWd, calculating and penetrating.
lie is az Smoulh as Philadelphia laW-
yer IN fact, he is O Phlladepnia law
yet having been admitted TO the Penn
sylvanla bar
Tie Phlladelphian Is the Beau Brumm1l
and Admiral CrichtOu Of the ring Hag0n
or Q'Brlen Is O. faddist Jack sports all
tho latest IN haberdashery, and ON dress
parade he Is almost perfect model OF
the latest vogue IN the world Of dress.
To hear him discuss fads and lanCies
one might take this rather hands me
Philadeiphan as an advance agent for
FL Figaro El Faddist or some of the
other French fashion publications. But
when Nj O'Brien opens up the floodgates
Of his oratory ON iabs, left hooks, the
kurowl killer and other noted blows, II
is presto change' and behold the highest
type u middleweight scrapper
In the old days Paris Of Troy was
there with the glad rags. Paris was al
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TABOR, CANADA.
BIG YIELD OF GRAIN.
building Of New Westinghouse - High
Winds sweep the country,

Special Correspondence,
Tabor Alberta Canada, Oct 5--The
threshing season Is nearly over, and
most of the farmers are engaged gath
cring hay from the prairies, and some
are working at the mines, the ground
being too dry for fall blowing. The
first frost I'm this locality appeared on
the night Of Sept 30. Corn, melons,
ana much good garden truck have been
raised here this season, despite the
drouth. u is estimated that 10000
bushels viii be the yield OF grain from
Tabor farms this season, as compared
with 5000 last year
Sept a son was born at the home
Of Bishop II. A. Van Ormun The baby
pulled down the scales at Hlq pounds.
The new westinghouse Is to he erect
ed and completed sufficiently for use by
Jan. /. Bishop Van Orman, Peter
Hansen, Thomas -, Hull and Peter
Hammer are the building and finance
committee The house Is TO be 35x60.
with g-foot basement
Two departments Of school have
opened with so pupils In each. The
Misses Thorburn and Kenny are the
teachers,
A slight tire broke out IN the roof OF
william Proberts new residence last
week, There was plenty OF water at
hand and prompt action soon extin-
gulshed the flames
High winds are prevailing. BILLY"
KoOnsSy5 house was blown down up
on him last night, The gale lifted a
large heavy hayrack from the wagon
Of NJ. A, Jensen, ana threw It across
q barb fence,
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AN ORDINANCE.

An ordinance leyying a tax aud for
the assessment OF property ON both
sides Of First street between N and o
streets, IN Sewer District No, l. Tor the
construction OF "a sewer
BE It ordained by the city Council Of
Salt Lake City Utah
Section 1. That the city Council does
hereby levy the tax and provide for the
assessment Of the same upon the prop
erty hereinafter described in Lots Nos
3 ana 4, Block s, ana Lots and .. Block
o. Plat "G," Salt Lake City Survey,
abuttlng on both sides OF First Street
between n and o Streets, in Sewer Dis
trlct No. I, said property having a
frontage of eco feet along said street.
This tax IS levied 10 dcfrly the exc
pcnse Of constructing vitrifed pipe
sewer eight inches I'm diameter upon
said portion Of said street opposite the
property hereinafter described 20 be es-
pecally affected and benefited by said
improvement, and II is hereby adjudged
determined and established that the
same viii be especially benefited thore-
by TO the fun amount OF the tax hereby
levied and said parcels " land are here
by assessed at an equal and uniform rate
IN accordance with the linear foot front
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Pld. " L. DrnMI
BOWLING LEAGUEoRGANIzED
One Formed at Ogden Eight Teams In
The Organization.

ogden now has bowling league Of
eight teams. Tho organization Is called
the Ogden Commercial Bowling league.
suitable prizes nave been subscribed by
Ogden business men and the bowlers are
looking forward TO a season Of great
amusement
The hrst series Of games will take place
ON Monday. evening. The lineup OF the
teams and the schedule adopted follows,
Wrights Wright Wilson Baxter.
Shnnks lamdin; sub. Van Dam
u G. NJ l-Fygarc Treseder Carlson,
briggs, Nalshott sub Eokhud
=. NJ Nye COZ. NJ Nyc. r. Nya.
Buckmiller, seagers, @, soudder; Sub,
Riehardson & Grant-Rlchardsop, Nil
Falstof-Lcodom, Cain Watkins Whip.
pie GysOn, sub Stratton,
Rushncr Optical Co.. Rushmer, Hess,
Whorry Burton, Lindsay; sub. stewart
HerrIck. Van Moss sub, Lister.
-Stanford-Dee r. scudder p Her
rick. Jund, Mcdowell, sub, g. E'retwal.
THE SCHEDULE.
Wright vs. Nyc. oct q, Dec II Feb,
n G. NJ / Va Folsta1, Oct. a. Dec. -,
Rls6mer vs. Richardson & Graut-oct
TEgery vs. Doc-stanford Oct % Doc.
Wright " Richardson & Grant, oct. 80
jan D. Feb 10
y, G. NJ. l. vs. Nye, Oct 81, Jan. 3, Feb
20
Rushmer Us Toggery, Nov. /, Jan. (.
Feb q.
Wright W. Togsery Nov. 6 Jan. s.
Feb 2
H. c. NJ. !. vs Richardson & Grant
Nov. z Jan. 2, Feb a.
Rushmer vs. Dee. stanford Nov. S, Jan.
TO- Feb q.
Falstaf We Nye. Nov, 8. Jan. II, March /
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AN ORDINANCE.

An ordinance leyying a tax and for
the assessment of property ON the west
side Of Second West street between
First South and Second South streets,
I'm Sewer District No, !, for the con-
structiou OF a sewer
Be 1t ordained by the city Council Of
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Section 1. That the city Council
does hereby levy the tax and provide
for the assessment Of the same upon
the property hereinafter described in
Lots Nos, / and s, Block Sc. Plat "A, %
Salt Lake city Survey abuttIng on the
west Side Of Second West street be-
tween First South and Second South
streets, IN Sewer District No. J. said
property having "a frontage of go feet
along said street
This tax is levied TO detray the OK
pense OF constructing q vitrined pipe
sewer eight inches I'm diameter upon
said portion OF said street opposite the
property hereinafter described to be es-
pecially affected and benefited by said
Improvement and 1t is hereby ad
judged, determined and established
that the same viii be especially bene-
fitted thereby 10 the full amount Of the
tax hereby levied, and said parcels Of
land are hereby assessed at an equal
ana uniform rate iu accordance with
the linear foot frontage upon said pOr-
ton Of said street fronting upon and TO
a depth of twenty-five C25) feet back
therefrom. ana the tax hereby levied
aud 10 be assessed upon said parcels Of
land is eight hundred and hfty-eight
($S5S .00) dollars or one and 30-l00
81 800 dollars per front or linear foot
which Is the estimated total cost and
estimated cost per front foot of said
sewer, and the Treasurer is hereby au-
thorized and directed TO assess in ac-
Cordance with the provisions of this
ordinance for the purpose herein men
toned all Of Lots l and S. Block &C.,
Plat "A,' Salt Lake City Survey, az
the same are shown upon the official
plats OF said city to depth OF twenty
1--WE (2j) feet back from said street
and TO collect said tax.
Section .. said tax shall become and
bee delinquent in six equal instullments
MS follows. to-wlt. One-siXth thereof
shall become and he delinquent one
month after the approval OF this orr
dnauce. uue-siyth thereof IN one year
after such approval one-siyth thereof
I'm two years after such approval ono
sixth thereof in three years after such
approval, Cne-slNth thereof iu four
Years after such approval, and one
sixth thereof I'm five years after such
aproyal Each and every iustallmeut
OF said tax except the first shall draw
interest ut the rate OF six per cent per
uunum from date OF levy until dcliu-
uuent and each and every iustallmeut
Of said tax shall bear interest at the
rute Of eight per cent per annum from
and after It's date of delinquency
Section g. This ordinance shall take
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LEHI.
porIrlcAL rXCTTEMENr.
..u ,or citizens Primary Stirs Up Feel
N''' ing socialist Ticket.

ing socialist Ticket
m.,n correspondence,
" IS, rtah Goa oct. 2O.--PoHtics are
Le.i, mn here the last few days, the
Wai.'', r,,,sc FOR excitement being call
nun nv about 100 o. our citizens for
hsU ry tomorrow evening to nomi-
ritlzens ticket The call Is sign
nay number Of Republicans who are
sis,j.del with the past city admins
lls3,aa,n ,f the Republican party ana
IA."sgerly signed by the Democrats
~, ~ hot going TO put ny ticket Of
~. avn but are joining In to put up
sCitlzen's ticket
~. republicans have issued a call
D.. urinary Monday night IN the OPP
w., House The chairman and secretary
,tto papubllcans have issued a notice
bs Republicans warning them 70 be
w, 5ersived by the call for a Citizens
.tclst which they say Is promoted by
~ ebelrman Of the Democratic party
VA 5fbpr Democrats, and the Repub-
,,'se -If, committee unanimously de-
MA thlt Citizens primary was but
..,th,y name for a Democratic pri-
r,orr therefore they would have Moth
ipg 10 DO with Citizens ticket and
,ssued their call for a primary Monday
night The Republicans have ruled the
town COR quite a nuIiOeI OF Years, anu
they syer mat ms Dul a lrlc6 o. the
Democrats 20 GET III power aEalh' rms
o. course remains 10 ne seen tomorrow
evening. the center o. ulstuSslon Is
for mayor ana m'IaHal on lHtse ueh-
cts James H. "aIuUe, lol mayor ana
J. ~ Butt iol inaIssnal on lne henuDU-
cal Ticket ana ~ WV S,ooEey hepJ
ior mayor ana Eu"ar1 0outnWlek
DEM tur naIsli"l Oh Ole CI'i"el'a
tl'ket are tolhed OF.
The SOCIALISTS VINO nave qulte toI-
loving In benl honllhateu tue Iollo"lns
ticket AZ ther primary luesday eve
Ming. ..':.'. ,",,..,,,' '''''' 80 '''''
Mayor-John . WINS
Aarshal--Henry EaSt
Recorder VIM IiIhilihalb Jt
Treasure. samuel peterson;
Justice OF the reaee-~k, J' Nnlpnle'
Councimen-W VIM ,. Evans ROBERT
GiIchrlst j. ~ Cotter' VIM sunderland
prlfprNC PLANT CLOSED DOWN.
The pumps at the head OF JORDAN
closed down tor Jhr season except one
which salt Lake Clty IS running Tor
street sprhNlhB elp' ne poara OF
Presidents pald Nlsll 70 me pumps
the other day ana DECIDED on some
small changes They retained W. a.
knight as foreman OF me plant
The farmers are rushing thelr sugar
bests INTO the FACTORY blns these me
days IN great shape, ana tAe tonnage IS
surprising the farmers as u Is much
better IMAM was anticipated
Rural Man carrier Jos. r. ltussoh mas
a new way OF distributing the man
which ne would hhrdly care 20 repeat
Wednesday WINE passing the olq meet
inghouse ms morse struck d telegraph
pole, breaking on one wheel ana pc
fore he could gather up the mes, the
other "neel had struck another te,e-
graph pole ana II was proKeh OIL MI
RusSon was bruised eomeWhat ana the
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PLEASANT GROVE.
WATERWoRKs SYSTEM
~ Dc Completed by January i--pol:ties
LiYenlug Up.
special Correspondence,

special correspondence.
r. Pleasant Grove, Utah Co, Oct. a.
contracts have been let TO Handley and
HJcnl9 OF Idaho Falls, Idaho, for fur.
nlshins wooden pipe for the water sys-
WA Oelns put Ia by the city. The iron
Rplips W.s LET to Crane & Co, Salt Lake.
me t'lF W.ll do the trench work for
,|y S'-em employing Its citizens. Jan.
i'yo Is the limit Of time given to
r nags The work completed. The water
WIZ De taken from Battle Creek can
,oh The people are ovrejoyed at the
PROSPECT of getting water for domestic
yitoities are showing signs of activity.
NV I'A0ans and Democrats are "trot-
pplg out their best horses for the race.
I'm, .ln' .I'' win be held this week and
VAIN Times are expected.
rr "a number Of new buildings are going
n.y. w. GnN there appears to be a general
"InN'"s ID business circles,
NJ James O, Bullock returned
,s,,o.u"} rom a mission to the Eastern
IN W.. n.ymg spent two years, mostly
10 West Virginia,
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Bout Was a Draw.

Milwaukee, oct 90.-Kl Herman II
Chicago and Young OLcary Of Nlu-
wsukec fought eight rounds 10 O draw
before the Badger Athletic club Every
round was a series Of even exchanges,
mixed with ciuches and nhghuUg,
Eddie Sautry OF Chicago knocked out
Johnny Stone of Milwaukee On the sen-
Ond round of % sIN-ruuud bout.
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NEWS OF THE STATE

Ellsworth Harry Upton and Cbas
Hawkins, recorder Albert Mcclellan;
treasurer Lily NJ. Fairbanks. marshal,
Herbert Strong city justice, JOS. d,
Stark,
over 10000 acres Of land have beef.
listed for water in the Suuvheuy VAL
ley Water association, which ~ almost
the total amount Of land TO Doe irrigated
under the project
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teams lined w as Follows
"SOCKER" FOOTBALL.
state League Game 10 be played at
Park City.

Continuing the games Of tho League
schedule as made up when the cocker sea-
son started the salt Lake team win jour
ney to Park city and play the local team
reka a hard run for the two points at
stake so am exciting game IS looked for
between the Miners and the Salt Lakers.
The salt Lake team will be as follows.
Goal Brown; backs Sanford and Rus.
sell halfbaCks, J, sheldon w. Whtc, A.
sheldon right wing, Marshall and Sains-
bury center, r Stevenson left wing.
Churchill and Miller.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Regular services OF the Church OF
Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints will
be held In the Tabernacle at p. m.
tomorrow. Sunday, Sunday school at 10
a, m. and meetings I'm the city ward
assembly rooms and adjacent wards as
follows.
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RICHFIELD.
THREE DAYS RACES.
Fair and Driving Association successful
hest-New Missionary Service,


Meet Sew Missionary Service,
c,a,i., r,.-..,
"PeD''' WI 'espoE"ell'e'
hlchehld, SEWER Co, oct. lS,--To-
niSht concludes three days of success
tul races at the track Of the RiChdeld
fair ana Driving association. The
weather has been pleasant except that
II has been little too cold which re-
duced the attendance at the races.
| The first day there were three races as
follows, Half mile running race Won
by Otes, AN Iron county sorse. Time
OK purse 500, Hnlf mile pace and
trot won by Ginger owned by H. :.
lyie Of Richneld Time l'll, purse
$lOO. Half mile pace and trot won by
Pet owned 10y Or Foutz Of Richheld.
Ilme 1880, purse SIG.
Inc second days races were; Quar-
TER running race won by German, an
iron county horse purse S75 Quarter
mile dash for a purse of S2j, won by
Nettle $. Jr Half mile dash won by
Otos purse $50,
Today there was o matched race be-
tween German and Nettie $. Jr, for a
oate or III y ySce b bot,a ng N SLiria
and Dr. Clark for a side bet, won by
Minnie case
''' ''' "l '.'' '''''' N'"H' '''tN
everything went OF without Jar or ac-
cldehi' Ihe association prides Itself
mat IL mas the best grand stand In the
state. 1t rs constructed of oregon
Whltc mr. surfaced ana oiled, Altogeth-
err inc association mas expended over
$4,000 upon lta track and grounds the
past sumner.
The Mt Pleasant nine came down
ana played two games of ban with the
klchheId boys. Ihe hrst game result
ed IN score OF ID 70 I'm favor Of the
klchueId team The second game was
won bV the visiting team the score be-
ing II to H.
Last night the Home Dramatic COM
pany presented the Ensign at the
opera house good sized audience
greeted the company,
Mr.. Fox, deputy state auditor was
mere MONDAY ana Iuesdav a'dl'in" the
accounts OF the county treasurer ana
county auditor ior the years 1913 ana
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HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea Is
positive, never nauseates or upSets the
stomach. Cleauses andn purifes the en-
tire system a great blessing to suffer-
ing humanity 80 cents, Tea or Tablets.
Ask your druggist.
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SENIORS AND JUNIORS.
Football Teams Of the nigh School Met
And Fought IL Out.

The Seniors and Juniors Of the salt
Lake high school put their football
noon for their annual struggle. The Sem
Tors defeated the Juniors by a score Of
to o.
The first half looked decidedly favor
able 10 the Juniors. but their opponents
nally won
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Vicksburg Gold and Copper Company,
Principal place Of business. Salt Laki
City Location Of mines. Milford Utah.
Noticc--ThCro are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account OF
assessment No ], Of one tenth do ceuts
per share levied on the 5th day OF Sep.
tember, 1906, the several amounts set OPP
poste the names Of the respective share-
holders as follows:
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NORTH OGDEN.

B'H Harvest Commereed-CHnn Fac
tory Closes short Run.
Special Correspondence.
North Ogden. Weber Co.. Oct H.
The canning factory closed lis seasons
tII IaSt saturday which was Tar be-
hind PREVIOUS years IN OUTPUT and
HnSlh OF run owing to the short crop
OF tomatoes
The beet harvest commenced I'm
NNGrlh ogden last Monday. The crop
Will also be somewhat short.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or respective sign
cls Tor further Information

~ THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
haln DIVISION On and tor salt Lake COun
ny. state of ll9h I'm the maitar % In
,staia 9i John Edwin Cos, deceased, IA
urI,.,.h %, p s[5it Of Martha EI,oa ~
tas Of Administration in tho estate 0
y'.al lIM.H COX deceased. has been 50
M ,W.e. ,. ID 1891 Hi 10 o'clock o. M
,| lh' 'uny court House, d. i0e CQur
t'Yu, o '..d Court % SAT- Lake ClJ
vl'I.''SS', .O"I'.,..l 'a,. ...,. ,..... ..,,,
Nh. s.1l lhero9. a.Gyed tbie INK dav q
October A. ID 1906
toslN O.. ElnEEU9E JR. Clork
BY W o. rornsworW Deputy clerk.
Bronl.H & IaruswUrth, Attorneys tQ
Petitioner
---- --.---.-- ..-----------------------,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT PRO
bate Division. u and for Salt Lake COuu
~. state or ltah jog tho matter " IN
estate " Jonah CroNall, Deceased Notice
Inq petition for approval and scttlemen
or ihe must account of the ADMINISTERS
tors and resignation Of y H. S,hsttla
as one w the administrators q The %
latc ut Jonah CruN8l. deceased has best
set Dor bearing ON saturday the 18th dai
II October a. D. 1875. AT 10 o'clock a, m,
room " said Court IN Salt Lake city
say Lake County Utah.
witness The Clerk of said Court viii
l|g seal thereof affixed This lith day
Ds,on j. O. FLDREDGE. JR. clerk
ny w. n. larraw"rth. Deputy CLERK.
w. "a. Raw Attorney for Petitioner,
..--..--.--.-----------'
IN InE bIsIRI,I COURT PRO
3''I u.|'.l l5 r., ana fer sa,t LAKE Coqirn
...lai. of eliza cgumI Deceased Notice
| -IOn N,uNul for approval and settlement
of tlo ars. aceluu. of tho odmnistrato
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bowling at MURRAY.

Tho Highland Boy and the Murray Mer.
Cantilcs bowling teams On the Murray
league, met last evening aud the former
won hy taking an three games
The scores.
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PAYSON.
REPUBLICAN CITY TICKET.

'"eu"oerfy creek Waters Nearly An
'0o'erbed For-i0,0OO Acres Listed.
special Correspondence.
u'b1i!sseu' Utah Co., Oct i6.-Tbe Re.
isT1 '',. .ans OF Payson met al the civ
iovt 'asl night and nominated the fol-
Ioor Guy ticket For mayor. Am.
Isasc ''ty,o lher' councilmen dong term).
'' manson; (short term) German
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No mercury, no minerals no danger
in HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. The
greatest family tonic known Brings
good health 10 all who use it,. 81 cents,
Tea or Tablets. Ask your druggist,
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Stnke presIde

The regular monthly meeting Of thq
officers of Liberty Stake Y, J.. NJ. + A.
viii be held In the Second ward meet
lnghouse Monday oct, 49, at 1880 p. N,
LOTTlE p, BANTER, Prest.
MYRTLE CARTWRIGHT, Secy
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Portland, ore, oct Q..-Jimmy Wholcn
had one of his good days today and the
local club went homo without a run.
while on the other hand the Witness of
Ferry and Gates was profitable to the
San Francisco players, who scored eight
runs on three hits Gates and Ferry
walked ten men between them IN the
six innings they occupied the slab Ferry
passing six Of them Ia the first two
Innings. when he was relieved by Gates.
who was but little better I'm the seventh
MCCrccdic sent out his colt battery CBhG
and sucss, and during the three innings
the youngsters worked they made an OK
Ccllent impression
Score: R.HE
san Francisco ,,..n.,.,.,,..,..S o /
Portland u,..,.t .,..,.,s,...,,.,.,sO &
Batteries-Whalen Wilson and Shea,
Ferry Gates. Calf, Mclean and Suess.
Umplre-R0nkiu
San Francisco. oct 90 1t was a one
was to the liking OF the northern battors
and they raped him mcrnly at intcr-
walls. His eight passes and wildness also
helped TO sven me score, Van Haltren
by making a four-bagger.
Score. R.ILE.
5t%tue ''''''''''''''''.'''.''''''""y I5
Oakland OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Bsttcrios-c Han and Palm, Graham
and IIarcu.
Los Angeles. oct @-Todays game
with Tacoma was a hard-fouRht contest
and q pitchers battle between Magic and
Kcefe with the former having he best
OF H. d, D teams played without error
and the fielding was slappy and fast
Eeefe's pitching was splendid IN tight
places and he pulled his team out Of SOW
cral holes that seemed desperate.
Score r. II =.
Los Angeles .,.,,,.,,.,,.,.u,.u.,I s o
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NEW RUSS HOUSE
Just Like n
hL..---. IL

SAN FRANCISCO CAL.
CHAs NEWMAN CO.. Props.
Convenient 10 all car llnes places Of
amusement and prominent buildings. A
hotel OF unexoelled service. European
leo per day upward American 400 per
day inward. Special rates 10 families
The famous Russ la carte dinners 75e
The table Ia supplied with nroducts dir.
ect from Mr., Newman's ranch.
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GRANITE STAKE.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Granite stake Sunday School Union viii
be held In the stake tabernacle Mon
day, oct 30, 1905, al 7;45 p, m. Prof.
Geo. H. Brlmhall,of the Brigham Young
university win deliver the quarterly lee
turc, a full attendance Of the Sunday
school workers Is requested, and es-
pecally Sunday school librarians, as a
Librarians department viii be organ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-21
TIME

a special meeting OF the stake and
ward officers of the Young Mems and
Young Ladies' Mutual Improvement as
sooiations OF Liberty, Pioneer, Salt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-21
TEA

l he way to buy tea is in
Packages,
he way to sell tea is in
packages.
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