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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-13
Louisville Entries.
,pecial 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
LOUISVILLE. Sept. 12.-Ths entries Tor
tomorrows races az Louisville follow:
First race about six furlongs, selling
Jessamy, FoTcpieee, %, Grace Larsen. Flo
raj Queen. Wee Kitty, Cacklcr, Tetanus, Cud-
dledoon, es; Merry Patriot, Prince Miles,
1o1: Montalban, Electorine, 100; Princess
Marie, lo5: ousrdi 1903; Sir Godfrey. ITO.
Second race, about six furlongs, selling
Marpessa, %: Hcrlids. Psci6co, Cygnet, es;
Telepathy. 90; Tom Tom, 100; Lightburn,
l0l; Jucore, lo2 Easy Street, Lady Lavish,
Ida Davis, Mona W, Townmoor Erls Lee,
los; Fargo. l04.
Third race, mile and seventy yards, purse
--Tarp go; The Clansman, 95, Amberita,
Mistress OF Rolls. San Primo, ee; Celeres,
The Englishnan. lo2 Ara, McIlvain: 1o5.
Fourth race. seven furlonSs, handicap
Excitement, 90; Gus Heidorn, 95; 1nvinci.
BILE, 100: Lalonde. 1o3; Mesdowbreeze, Don
Domo, lo4; Sir Russell. los; Red Leaf, log, ,
Devout, Martha German, 1o7.
ee, Marion Rose. es; Voting 100; Hell
I0a; Tacoma, Mildrene. 1o5; Bosserian, los
Hereafter. 1lo,
Sixth race. about six furlongs, selling
Green Room. Miladi Love, Mayor John nson,
los; Calsbash, Mr.. Price, Haughty, l0t !;
Daring, Intense, j. W. ONeill, los; The
Thrall, Capitaro, 1os; .Allista, 10Y; Prince
Magnet, 165 Kleinwood, Gus Heidorn, 1lo,
Seventh race mile, selling-Pinta, 92 !;
Dick Redd, o. Rubinon. Climax. 90: Beldeu,
%: Bitter Hand, 100; Henry Wotterson,
oural, 1902: Proteus, lo3; Red Coat. 1o4 !;
Peter Nathaniel, Banposal, 106, MoccaSin
Maid, The Mate, toe; Scalplock, 100.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-13
SWEET MARIE BREAKS RECORD
Trots Fastest Mile of the Year and
Makes New Worlds Mark

SYRACUSE. N. Y. Sept. 1.-THE grand
circuit races at the State fair grounds
today were characterized by some no
table turf work
In the second heat OF the 2:05 trottlng
race Sweet Marie was driven by Alta
r Mcdonald for a record and trotted the
mile In 2:03%, lowering her own mark
half second, trotting the fastest mile
OF the year and lowering the world s
record for trotting mares in a race by
half q second.
Chamber of Commerce stake, 2:09 trot
purse S2O0O-Gold Dust won the first and
third heats and the race in 2;07X, 2:07%.
Orc won the second heat in 2:07&. Tuna.
John Caldwell, Lake Queen, w. J. Lewis,
Advancer. Van Zandt, Lisonjero. Main
Sheet and Helen Harte also started.
The 2s05 trot, purse s1200-Sweet Ma
rine won two straight heats and the race
in 2:o4A, 2:03% defeating Wentworth.
Lakeside stake, 2:11 pace, purse $4,000
-Ruddy Kipp won the second. third and
fourth heats In 2:04&, 2:06Il, 2:0Sl2.
Prince Hal won the first heat In 2.O7A
Daphne Direct, Aintree Legateer. Fred
n, aud Mercy Me also started.
The 2:o6 pace. purse s1200-Gratt Won
the second and third heats and the race
In 205h, 2:05A. Texas Rocker won the
first heat in 2:05A. Vesta Boy. The
Friend and Red Bird also started.
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AZ tho saucer track tonight the eighteen
rldors entered in tho twonty four hour race
WI commence their weary grind. 1t will
ne great race and ono of extraordinary
interest, because of the many riders en-
t9red Sanction having been obtained TO
allow four amateurs TO ride, tho race takes
on a new and interesting phase here. IL is
seldom that amateurs get o chance, as in tho
present case, TO fight it out for supremacy
with tho professional
Another team entered the race yesterday,
In tho persons OF Hopper md Bardsett II
IS possible that Hume mny ride with Dionfon.
oachcr instead Of West, MS originally an.
nounccd. The teams entered in the rnce fol.
low: Pye and Clark; Borryessa and Diefen-
DaGher Ina!,h Hoilister and Samuclson; Wilcox and
Williams; Agraz and Munroe; Downing and
Mcrarlnnd; West and Humo; Achorn and
holiday; Bordgctt and Hopper
-, On both Thursday and Friday evenings
there will be special programmes Of sprint
races while Held's band will furnish special
music Tonight's races arc scheduled for
s:l5. The programme includes three events.
as follows: One.quarter mile open, amateur
one'third OF mile handicap, amateur: two.
mile lap race. professional.
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SPOKANE HOT AFTER OSBORNE.
Park City's Star Twirler Accepted
Terms, Then Refused to Report.

Manager Ferris OF the Spokane baseball
team OF the Northwestern league is having
considerable trouble with tho players no has
attempted to sign up from this region His
cIperionco with Pitcher Jensen is ancient
history. Now ho ia going tho rounds with
Pitcher Osborne, Reports como here 10 the
effect that be signed up the big Park City
fwirler. forwarded him transportation and
then, at the last moment, Osborne backed
down,
The Spokane Chronicle has the following to
say recording the Osborne affair:
Pitcher Osborne Of tho Park City (Utsh)
team has turned out the same as Pitcher
Jensen Of Salt Lake. lie has failed to put
In an appearance after accepting the terms
Of Manager Ferris. Osborne was 10 havo
Joined the Indians at Butte, but after win
" waiting for him. word wes received that
he not coming
''By his action Osborne has tied himself
up and will be unable 10 play in any or
gsnired league unless ho is released BY
Manager Ferris, Osborne's refusal TO coma
was duo TO the fact that he has a good posi-
ton in sight for the winter and would not
give 1t up TO play out the few remaining
weeks Of tho season.
"a This man Osborne is wonder and
would be n valuable addition 70 the Indian
team stated Dad Gimln. He has every
thing and plays great game
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DISCUSS MERITS OF SCREENS.
Committee Opposed to Selecting One Un-
less Indication Are That It Will Work.

Members OF the Utah Fish and Game Pro
tective association held q meeting at the
Commercial club Wednesday evening and dis.
cussed the proposition OF selecting screen.
The committee appointed TO examine the
screens which were installed at the State
hsh hatchery made q report but did not
recommend that any of the screens submit
ted be accepted. In fact, the committee
rather urged that other members OF the as
soc&tion who have invented screens be given
time TO install them. that the one finally
selected will be the pick and pride OF the
bunch.
The committee insisted and the association
conceded in tn. opinion that no screen
should be selected, enlarged end subse
quenty installed unless i seems probable
that the screen will work beforehand. The
other screens will be installed at the Salt
fish hatchery within the next few days, in or
der that the committee cen hand in its report
TO the association at its next meeting.
President 2. E. Schefski has received
letter from the State ghme commissioner OF
Colorado, declaring that Colorado are
working much along the sume lines 10 pro
tect their fish aud game as are the Utahns.
An effort will be made az the next session
Of the Colorado State Legislature 70 secure
the passage Of law which will make ths
use Of screens in irrigation bitches COM
pulrory,
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Entries at Windsor Track.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
WINDSOR. Sept. l2.-Tho entries for TO.
morrow's races at the Windsor tracE are:
First race, six and half furlongs, selling
Left Guard, lo3; Sonnet. &c: r. U. Arm,
90; Petit Due. 100; Pearl Hsyos, Morry
George Tam o Shonter, Conjuress, Adaro,
lo2 Frank Collins, 1o9
Second race, fvo furlongs-Grafton, Tom
Anderson, Precept Abingdon, Ducic. Jane
Hoff Crosscut, 102, McAllistcr kildare,
Argurer, Silver Star, los; Benovole, lo8.
Third race, stceplechsse, short course
wilkoy, Bery Waddell. l25 Little Wally.
Is2, Mauzano. Bank Holiday, 1f7: Sam
Farmer las; Lulu Young, 1888
Fourth race, seven furlongs, FREQ hand-
cap-Eminola, T6 Joe Coyne, 90. Gold
Mate Gold Enamel, 100; ChoIk Hedrick.
1o1, Fair Calypso, lo2; Chas. Eastman, 1o5 !;
Garrett Wilson, 109; Bryan, III. Cadichon
a6. (Couple Bryan and Cadichon as Airhart
entry.)
Fifth race, Ave furlongs-Teo Beach, Hano-
way, Gruce Kimball, Entro Vous. 97, Java
nese, Deoro. 100, Minot, 1o5i Planute. ITO,
Sixth race. mile. selling-Mathis. IS {.
Rubaiyst. Oaklonf. Anna Day, Away 92 ;
Annie Berry, 95; Sincerity Belle, Don't You
Daro, Lemon Girl. Goodman, lo2; Knowl
edge, 1l0.
Seventh rnce, six and half furlougs
solling-Baby Willie, al Rain Devils. Lena
Jones, Knickerbocker w. w, Pierce, Rcubon
Sc; Mrs. Annie Goo. Perry, Margaret GaR
noy Ravisna, 1o2; Ezra 1o9: Armorer, AL
bula, Chamblee. los
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CHAMPIONSHIP sERIEsARRANGEr
Park City and Eureka Will Play Seven
Games for Big Side Bet.

Manager Waters OF tho Park City base.
ball team informs The Tribune representa-
tive that he has completed arrangements with
between tho two camps, Tho sorios will con.
sist OF seven games, two to be played at Eu-
reka next Sunday and Monday two at Park
CiIv the following week and tho three re-
naming games mt Salt Lnko on September
IS. 20 and 80. Tho games. will be for tho
Dubci cup, tho championship Of tho state
IN. money will bo posted mt Mccormick g.
Cos bank tomorrow. President Shepard OF
the the Utah stato league will appoint the UNI
pirs, who will offeioto st all seven games,
same as at present. so that neither team will
ba allowed TO ring in professionals for this
series.
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FATHER OUBE| WILL
STRENGTHEN HIS TEAM
Return of Pitcher Jensen From
New York Gives Hope
to TaiIOrs.

The local baseball situation took now
turn yesterday when Pitcher Jensen put in
his appearance at the Dubci Tailors' camp.
The. locals have been rather up against it
on the pitching force of late Heusser having
to do the work alone. Jensen's return i'm.
mediately brought hope to tho Tailors. md
now the Dubeitos intend TO strengthen their
team and stay in the ring until the last
round OF the Stnte league battle is fought
Eureka and Park City may meet in their
championship series, says Father Dubei
but wo also want TO have O finger in the
pie. We want TO meet both Eureka and
Park City during the next few weeks and
object TO being frozen out while those two
teams play series of seven games."
Jensen has enjoyed fruitful experience
in tho East. He did not return because
the National Baseball commission awarded
him TO Spokane, but because the Hudson
River league, in which Clark Griffith farmod
him out has closed its season, New York
did not present its side of the case before
the commission. and Jensen says that when
Clark Griffith docs the commission will leave
Jensen with New York.
Jensen's View Of Matter.
Jonsen insists that Spokane has no cinch.
hold on him. that he has signed no contract
with the 1ndiuns. and that all his ncgotin.
tions were carried on through Dad GinIiu
and were only Of n preliminary character
As consequence, Jensen will report to Clark
Griffith next spring. He expects TO be
harmed into tho Eastern league which is n
class A league, while the Hudson River
league, with which he played this season,
ranks in class 3.
Jensen says that these leagues are full
Of old mnior league veterans and that a Young
follow gets all kinds Of experience from
mixing with them Jensen is not very anx.
ious to break Into the big league next year.
although there is possibility Of his so do.
ing. When he does make the step he wants
TO be. thoroughly equipped and loaded, so
that there win be no possibility OF his slid.
ing back.
Jensen did great work in the Hudson
River league; in fact. his work was 50 good
that the club managers kicked to Griffith
and said that Jensen ought to be put in
faster company Out of twelve games that
he pitched, Jensen only los, two. One Of
tho two that he lost a no hit game, and
defent wns duo 10 poor support. From tho
newspaper clippings which Jensen brings
back, he gives promise of developing into
a second Christy Matthewson, in that he sell.
dom pitched game without striking out ut
least ten men. For the treatment accorded
him while away Jensen had only praise.
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SEPTEMBER EXCURSIONS
Bound Trip.

City of Mexico, daily, to Sep
tember IA .........,........ .se9. so
Toronto, Canada, September
10.ll. -. ........ ,$61 30
Denver, Colorado Springs, Sep
tember 2l-22-23 ....... SIT. rs
Observation Pullman sleepers. Din
ing-cars.
Colorado Midland Ry., II W. Second
South.
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New York 9. Boston 2

BOSTON, Sept. l2.-New York won To-,
day from Boston. Tho home team outbatted
the visitors, but Pfei(rer's wildness lost tho
game, McGinnity replaced Taylor in tho
second inning and was himself 'battod out Of
lne Don In the eighth Score: r. n. T..
New York .....-2 OF o1ooo2 24-9 IL 1
Boston 80 ....1 5000 oo3l2-7 713 l
Batteries-Inylor McGnnity, Ames and
Bresnahnn. Pfeiffer and O'Neil. Two.baso
hits, Howard, Bridwell, Strang. Three. base
hit. Devlin, Strong, Bases on balls. of Pfeif
fer off Taylor l. off zines l. Struck out
by Pfeiffer g. I-mpire Carnenter
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of Clubs.
Detroit s, Cleveland 4.

DETROIT, Sept. 12-With two out in
Dstroit's ninth. Moore had his gamo won,
ord against him. Thon scheibeck. Siever
Cobb and Coughlin singled in succession.
Crawford wsS given bsse on balls and
Payne tripled, ending the game in favor Of
Detroit, TO 4. Siever was hit freely all
the way through. Score. r. II. E.
Detroit 900 ooooo5-5 3
Cleveland 30 1 0 l o 1 O. 10 0
Bntteriss-Siover and Schmidt; Moore and
Bernis
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Races at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 12.-Douglas Park re.
suits;
First race, ave and half furlongs-Sister
Huffman won, Light Wool second, Calita
third. Time. :0S 20.
Second race. mile and twenty yards-Spesd.
mnkcr won. Ben Shaw second, Missouri Lad
third. Time, 1:43 40
Third race six furlongs-Hcctor won, Man
ssrd second, Ethel Day third, Time, / IA.
Fourth race. Bryan Special. mile-John l.
Inglis won, Col. Jim Douglas second. Col
Bartlett third. Time, l:+1.
Fifth race. FIVE and half furlongs-BEttcr
Miss won. Timothy Wen second Merchant
third Timo, .0S.
Sixth race milo md Qusrter-Mamie Algol
won, Marshal Ney second, Docilo third. Time,
:0S 3-5,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-13
MoToRBoAT STANDARD is FIRST.
Captures one-Mile Nautical Champion
ship of America,

NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-The motor
boat Standard. belonging to Price Nc
Kinney, won the one-mile nautical cham
pionship of the Motorpoat club OF Amer
lea on the Hudson river today, Tho
Standard averaged minutes 70 seconds
mile IN making a two-mile run, one
of which was with the tide, and tho
other against It. The Standard also won
the ne-kilometer race with an average
of 1 minute, % seconds. The Dixie was
second in both casos.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-13
HUGO KELLY GETS DECISION.
Burke Disqualified for Dropping to Floor
Three Times Without Being Hit.

BOSTON Sept. l2.-Hueo Kelly of Chi
pi0nsbip, was given the decision over Sailor
Burke of Now York, IN the fifth round OF
scheduled hftcen-round contest at the
Lincoln club, in Chelsea, last night. Referee
Flaherty stated that his decision was based
on tho action OF tho New oYrk man dropping
to the hoor three times without being hit.
Tho contest was slugging match through
ont with Kelly the sggressor.
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American Association,

Kansas City-Ksnsas City 7, Minneapolis g.
AZ indianapolis - indianapolis -LouiSyille
gamo postponed: rain.
Az Tolcdo-Toledo 2, Columbus I.
At Observation-Disclosures 2, st, Paul I.
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Chicago 13, st. Louis 3,

CHICAGO, Sept, 12.-Pitcher Smith of ST.
Louis was batted hard at the right time to-
day, and Chicago won easy game from
the visitors The batting Of Davis and Stone
was the feature OF tho game. Score:
K. H. Z.
Chicago p. ..oooo2o a.-1s 10 Q
81. Louis ..,... o o o o / 0 p 5 10
Bsttsries-Altrock and Roth; Smith and
Spepcer
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Bostonians 0utbatted Giants
and Used Up Three of
McGraw's Pitchers.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of Clubs.
Cincinnati 6. Ptttsbure 3

PITTSBURG, Sept l2-Both Cincinnati
and Pittsburs used now pitchers today
IN the FIRST four innings. Score: r. II. d
Pittsourg 80 u ooo31- 10
Cincinnati .-~.0 2ooloo-e 2
Batteries-Aaxwell. Willis, Gibson and
Phelpa; Essick, Hall and Mclean. Two.baso
mts Hsllman, Nealon, Mclean. Three-base
ait' SoreoTnn Bases on balls, off Maxwell
9, 2, or Willis L, of Essick 4, OF Hall l.
Struck out, by Willis 2, by Essick 4, by
Hall l. by Maxwell I. Umpire Klem
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Boston 4, New York Q.

NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-on the eve Of
their departure for what will be q decisive
series with beth Eastern and Western teams,
the New York Americans lost the last game
OF the season on their home grounds Score:
R. Fl f.
Boston ~ ooooo1 "a 0
New York o D 0 ] O o. Z
Batteries-Glsue and Csrrignn; orth and
klcinow.
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PhjIadelnhia 5 Washington I

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 12.-Philodelphio
made it thrcs straight By taking today 5
gsmO from Washington. Score: r. II. E.
Wa sshiuSton . .Oo1o oooo ooo-1 q s
Philadelphis ....0ll1o 2"-5 7 /
Batteries--Pstten and Warner; Cunning
ham snd Schrcck
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
Pueblo 10, Omaha 13.

PUEBLO, Sept 12.--Today's game was
played on rough diamond at tho fair
grounds and tho locals defeated Omaha in
a sugging match by score Of Is TO 10.
Score; r. II. Z.
Omaha 80. ....2 2 @1S II 3
Pueblo .162lli3 o--I5 21 I
Bauerles-Sanders and Gonding. Minor
and Tonncman and Renniker.
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Lincoln 4, Denver

DENVER, Sept. 12,-As result of Ey-
ler's effective pitching ths game went TO
Lincoln today, Score: r. II. e.
Lincoln ..3 o OIL Q D o o. 8
Batteries-paige, Weisardt and Zslusky;
Eyler and Rogers.
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Vlampionship geriso

hS;' 's.a, s., Ea,sks aud Payt
s,s ss'.s y schedule Of games
rss is ~ :, I'I'. giving . long seMi- sesui-
NJ ~. ~ opportunity 70 rec
n s,saIy si,ytd The two min. in,
fvssiI..v si.v we'll anywhesrs .Ds .
n, '9iIet,. g. aimee the as.. ASIA :
n s,,,., -. Lats team see. &c
3 !. ~'sIs '.,s things which = I
siarn The Compliment :
4 ,ssni i = ,s gnr,ruSsss gngenerouS Az
6li,v' i'as !, think I am. His is
Ey,l1,' !, should be 10 fnrs T,re
~ ,,,ss a.s in the manrer
sts,r;sm0o mod y the way Of
Ia ,s'hg i public to ses JUS. 81
q s,a y e,ilehsll 4 before 'dss n a
! as.tiasIf; ~ III season Of 1903 o. 8
" p,a,SsINE;s p,,s y wITERISsS'a EISSa'
. City Bali Team.
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Brooklyn 4, PHILADELPHIA 3

BROOKLYN. Sept. l2.-Thc Philadelphias
outbutted Brooklyn today, but lost the game
Score: r. G
Philadelphia =. 20 oo1oO2o % o 4
Brooklyn -. o o o 000 "A 6 1
Batteries-Sparks md Doom; Eason and
Ritter, Twobaso hits. Courtney Q Three.
base hit. Magec. Bases on balls. or Eason
3. off Sparks 1. Struck out, by Eason 9, by
Sparks ]. Umpires, O'Day and Johus,one
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|as About League.

Huhng about Its being
y present league. when
y eaie on the inside that
uE! svsilabls scheme 70
Es and only as lats as
E7ohlion vas submitted
liy cut the season, but
,dai nrnsy. '
rs1st d having the sve)led
'e,n. Not granting
g sIaa il 1t wore, we hsye
w; However, This is not
5. M m City has had, and
y nn /, will not be- the
iTas' hers nor there in
lhs game's the stuff,
= 4 mg. II Sal. Lake has
- ~ In the Geld, which
asl'al exhibition Of The
4 ,au s,s either Park City or
,' ms a crowd sufficiently
.', =. which the recens
',,1,A = ,s% ss%Sn., thea Park City
= ibs Stat. i'otH
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g. d, Evans,

undertaker and Embalmer, has removed
TO new location, 48 South State.
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Highest prices paid TOR cast iron,
copper and brass, Hy-um A Silver,
Foundry and Machine CO., Asa w. 9th
North.
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"Steipway" upright plano Must be sold
for cash, Post office box 293, city.
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Meat market tools. fixtures. otc., 70
rent cheap, Bell phone 1929.
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Game Is Postponed
ST. LOUIS, Sept 12,-St. Louis. Chicago
game postponed: rain,
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LAST EXCURSION NORTH
Sept. 18th,
Butchers, Attention.

Via Oregon Short Line. Usual long
| limits will prevail. See agents.
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d WATERS
Mrs HIS SIDE
I,s.I'nsnt, He s.D' Comes
IN pl,slstant A'n-
'fT'il'f''
w nurDE MEA
II S,t nincs t,.,Is Words
4 rargstts What
tn Thinks.

"A occasionally flames
'..I,d out from Utah $
a frequent Intervals
-. vas a genuine erup-
:, PARK City way, and
BY q sympathetic Il
81 place in Salt Salt. Lake axe
IN 'ss Bart Margetts. as, as,
= ihs Tailors, came GO, OUT
NJ iSr Park City. Man
4. Miners now comes
s NJ At Bert and with .,..
~ tells him exactly
\ s.ovn that this dis
l.sr standing and that
sr,Iss are being roasted
~ are. after all, good
~, and Waters have
4 ~. we'll. have haa a a
a,d ara pretty much
= A, the following let
4 ciy, September II, will
1 AS for Margetts.
4, fhupN It has never
j IA management OF The
M dab 10 seek notoriety,
r7s through the columns
srrrrks Of the Assist
a Dsbsi TsiIors in this
4, ,rai.ly call for a reply.
III Manager Msrgetts IS
| r., tzd Is therefore a very
(, puy appearance OF the
,rs this unsportsman-like
m;,t.n, manager has evi-
U hehne. The Tailor
n,r,Ion Of the assistant
- u, Of fellows, and play
Of the true sport.
rrTr, though, Is not Of this
m5 ssue hero has hurried
r.. arl here sired his views
|r,t thii time. however, his
s. heal bunch and their
ju ignored and his baby
hv counted for naught.
] lie Cost Coin.
1 psifoa OF the National
II, ia cot admire the game
d ylrt City has fought n
. 1' is. BASEBALL supremacy
~ tzsiness is i! where the
al lean came from1 They
~ Is required, and no one
= W lhp local enthusiastic
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