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E0R SALE-REAL ESTATE
IT,rIr g LITTLE.

GITTLE & LITTLE. ercoND
business RLocK 7S ON SsNp SsfaTrE STATE
SOUTH BETWEEYN = :, MAIsR per Gent CENT NET
It's a s-story pressed brisk 66o ,ma' Mort
not be built for less then 30 Cont. due In
gagged for Sl2 900 at ~ Pe
ABOUT wiIl ihrGs nay yeqii' ii PER CENT NET n on
money Invested; Can leae0
y@GS yGier "a o0o souare feet of trackaee
ON Eourth west at less than cents
square foot. It's fairly close ILL., -
T Elegant 7-room sstoIy opiSs; tss ceiiar oaln
toilet. electric lights. cehesnstet1n tn eiiey;
and walks. corner lot tox51o s265O'
Second East near Tenth o"u'"'
Look at s2s sth East. It's e-room ob
brick, lot ix10. for $225o. slu,' nor
balance 50 per month Interest
81 Snow ave. (bctween Main and YES,
Temple and 9Th and Sth SCUM ~,c,,
new 4-room modern presS ps more room
can be made. 1t has hall Poodwork POI
toilet, lavatory. sink. cellar wood"ot ~
hard oil finish s225o. s s-oou
Modern 0a 2nd brick. st nfST for $1,000
Cheap building lot on 1st W. near Zho
North. at $500 rod. h-tok
sas5' ssas5. lot $500 cash. ''' pei '
6xio on c ct. s11oo. 70,
broom brick, near N. Temple ana 9th
West, s14O0. on
SOxi56 In Darlington. $500;
7-room frame, adobe lined lot oHo;
barn, shade, fruit. near 3rd Soutn hhe
7th w, $1,000. $500 cash. $50 month";
por cent int ,o.. g.
6A lots on 11th East, near 10th So
for $1400. T..
Business corner on End So, close IN.
and n sure money-maker, at Sl6S per
foot -
10 acres on county road, near 18th So.'
$500.
2Oxl0 trackage on 4th w. $4,000:
4-room brick and summer kltchen,
water In house, lawn, shade, etc, near
2nd n. and 9Th w. 5000 down. IS month;
$1,000.
5Oxl25. beautiful lot in Popperton
south front, $500.
3x4, near Srd and 3. $1,000.
Elegant 1o-room modern pressed
brick, hardwood, furnace. ETC., mousse
cost Sl5, 900 to build; $4,000.
a MAIN STREET BUSINESS LOT Tor
$4,000 that VIII be worth slO0,OoU
within two years. A man who Is open
to speculation should jump at IT
Corner OF End E. and 3rd South. only
ono block from the knutsford, at 5000
per foot In this block inside property
is being held at S276 foot.
SxS on State. near lst North, and only
$500.
LITTLE LITTLE,
Under National Bank OF the Republic
w1916
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E. B. WICKS, Agent,
60 South State.

ABSTRACT OF THE ANNUAL STATE
MENT
For the Year Ending December 81, 1905. of
the Condition of
The Continental Insurance Company.
l, Tie name and location OF the company.
The Continental Insurance Company,
New York. n. Y.
2. Name OF president Henry Evans.
3. Name of secretaries, ]. E. Lopez and
Il. l.. Ballard
4. Tho amount of It's capital
stock ls .......,a.--..-.s,,,.S 1,ODO0o.OO
.. The amount of Its capital
stock paid up is -.....s.., 100000 0o
6. The amount of It's assets
ID --.....ss.... ..,....s-...., lo,So7,vpl- oS
Z, The amount OF its llnbnl-
ties Qncluding capitaD is. 1850. 276. 10
s. The amount OF Its Income
during the preceding cal
endar year .,r..-..r.,,s,-r f,llS,S S,SSE-ss
3 The amount of Its ex-
pendtureS during the
preceding calendar year. o,2T1, iS4.SS
10 The amount Of losses paid
during the preceding cal
endar year ................ 2.e63, ,t44A
IL. The amount OF risks writ
ten during the year --..s 1Oo,JI9 5000
II The amount OF risks in
force mt the end OF the
year ss...,...-. ..ss..--ss..s ll"o' l"oSsVW
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MANUFACTURERS AND MER.
CHANTS EXCURSION
TO MANTI

Via D. & R. G., Thursday, April 2e.
Fare $3.50 for the round trip Every
body invited. Special train leaves Salt
Lake 7:30 a m. and returning arrives at
Salt Lake II. 80 p. m. making stops at
all principal towns. Refreshments
served on train. Come along: see the
country; get acquainted Boost for
Utah and her Industries,
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RACE TRACK IS NOW
CAMP OF REFUGEES
SpOrtSmen Have Shown Charac.
teristic Generosity to Sup
ply Funds for Needy.

EMERYVILLE, Cal, April 23-Shell-
mound park and the racetrack have
been transformed into one big camp
for the refugees The cooks OF the
racetrack and restaurants are working
night and day, and are providing food
for the homeless who have been given
shelter In the sheds and some of the
track barns
Hundreds of track followers are be-
ing shipped from Emeryville to outside
points. and the horsemen who saved
any money have not hesitated to divide
with the less fortunate.
Bookmnker Generous.
Johnny Lyons, bookmaker. drew
$1,000 from one of the San Francisco
banks before 1t closed and has provided
living expenses for many a track fol-
lower left pennless
Frank Skinner, with hts ninety-two-
year-old mother who is visiting him
from Canada, escaped from a burning
building and has taken quarters with
friends elsewhere in the city,
Had Marrow Escape.
William Murray, the caller, had a
narrow escape. He was Mrs. Murray
on the sixth floor OF the Regina when
the first shock came. The roof fell I'm
and the building was badly cracked.
Plaster fell In the halls and through
out the hotel Hastily dressing. Muir
ray took His young wife In his arms
and struggled down the six flights of
stairs. The building was swaying and
was about to crash to the ground, while
the hall was almost impossible on ac-
count OF the fallen plaster and timbers,
Mrs. Murray insisted on carrying her
pet dog, which added to Murray's bur-
den. She was sent to her home In Los
Angeles.
Rolled Barrel for Mile
George Rose, the bookmaker and
principal owner OF Ascot park, Los An
geles, escaped in a pair Of pyjamas and
light slippers, He had hastily gath
cred all his most valuable belongings
IN a barrel and rolled the barrel for
over q mile to a place of safety.
Bill Jackman, the New York book
maker was enjoying an automobile
ride during the earthquake. and was
hurled high in the air from the plunS-
ing machine. The frightened chauffeur
raced away, leaving Jackman standing
dazed In the midst OF falling buildings.
He escaped without serious injury,
Art Newman. the owner, with Mrs,
Newman and Jockey Preston, was at
the Hotel Terminus. After the shock
Newman, Mrs. Newman and the boy
jumped to an adjoining roof and fought
their way over fallen tlmbers and
plaster 10 the street, and went at once
to Oakland,
Saved His Bankroll.
Barney Schreiber. the bookmaker and
horse-owner. escaped with his bankroll
and without a scratch.
W. l. Engstrom and Alb StemSter
went to work aiding In the rescue work
Engstrom was busy digging ditches
and Stemster put In a day tossing
brick.
Macgrane and a fily. sister to yell
lowtail, were at the track at the time,
Macgrane ran away and was slightly
injured The fllly threw her boy and,
running into n post. was killed.
A soon as possible all stables which
were not shipped East Will be sent to
Seattle. 1t is the general impression
that the Petaluma meeting ls off and
every effort Will be made 10 have the
Seattle races open earlier than was
planned.
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State of Utah, Office OF the Secretary OF

State of Utah. Office OF the Secretary OF
State, IS.
l. Charles s. Tiugey. Secretary Of State
OF the State OF Utah. do hereby certify
that the above named insurance company
has nied in my Office n detailed state
mcnt of its condition, from which the
foregoing statement has been prepared
and that the said company has In oil
other respects compiled with the laws OF
the State relating To insurance.
In testimony whereof ] have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the great seal Of
the State OF Utah this 3lst day OF March,
a, d. 1906.
C S TINGEY,
(SeaD Secretary of State.
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State Of Utah ONCE OF tho Secretary OF

State OF Utah, office OF tho Secretary OF
State-ss
l, Charles 8. Tingey. Secretary OF State
of the State OF Utah, do hereby certify
that the above-named insurance company
has filed in my Office n detailed statement
OF it's condition, from which the foregoing
statement has been prepared, and that
the said company has In all other respects
compiled with the laws OF the State re-
lat!ng to insurance.
In testimony whereof l have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the great seal
of the Stote OF Utah, this 3lst day OF
March, A. u. 1906 C S. TINGEY
(Seal) Secretary OF State
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PROPOSALS FOR BEEF, CORN, GRO
ceriess etc:IRIeaRSaTtmeGs InaSan hrF % Of the In
Gn MsTSa Marked A on l'?i }So ssaG% sas%oD
onrSycfopc: proposal for beef, corr. oin
as as the case may be, and addressed to the the
"Commissioner OF Indian Affairs, WASH
,npton, d c." Will be received ar tho IN
dian 0Glce until o'clock p m. Of Tues t-
daY' May 8, 1906. and then opened. for f,IS-
nIebine the Indian service with rolled be
lev, beef, corn. salt. coffee, sugar, tea
soap. baking powder, and other groceries,
bianks Schedules giving all necesserH -
Information for bidders VIII bo furnlshe d
ington, d. c.. the U. s Indian Ware
houses at New York York City, Chicago, III
Francisco, Cal, the Commissary OF Sub.
sistence. U. s. A. at Cheyenne, wyo., the
Quartermaster, U. S, A.. Seattle. Wash
and the postmaSters at Tucson Portland
Spokane. and Tacoma. Tho Department
reserves the right to reject any and all
bids or any part OF any bid F. E
LEUPP, Commissioner. ws70
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FOR SALE-REAL RS1

SAMPLE BARGAryn-
On West End So. a boay,,sNa
bky, pore. bath. c. l. Tnul d
walk, nice lawn. :" cems1
On West End So, a fine hcc....
walk, iron fence. "' Gene
Near West End So, 7-roor,.
toilet. 0. i. cement ceiIars.' catl
On West 1st So, cor Ns1
mod. big lot; room for nvnEo5z
mouse, terms .... "oth.
On jeremy st, q nice 4-roon, =.
fine lawn and flowers: tar
Cor, 7th West and 4th So rna.
e; l., nice lawn. city wates- s-ttoo1 t1
flowing we'll sei' pan
on West End So, a new eu.;.,..
bk:, 10 rooms, bath, toiIe, uoueI
On sth East. a fine nov e ].
eream ok., strictly mod: Iotoo!
On South 9th East. q bonS;....,.
room, cream bk., cast etotne
mod, built for 4 home ifos
On South 9th East. a h,rr,.,,.-.
room blk big lot; terms gun.
on 9Th East. 9 rooms, bath ,.;r
c. l.; big lot "s toll(
On 18th East and Rr,..ss:.s.l
rooms, bath. toilet 9. ha.
ful mantel; terms oeaal
SOU nIt thenst; a. 4 rooms. now b br,,
Southeast, q nice 3-rootr -;
Southeast. 4-room frame orlet
On 8th ST.. a beautiful S-rooi
brick, mod, fine lawn sa9 ~
front ,,s.s. s.,. soy
On no1nn dst st. a 7-room mod. s
nome .'s.,. .,,,s.. ~
On End st. rooms. a nio. ..
mod. house, cement waik se q
lawn, south front, ~
| On End ST., a nice 6-room ~.
c1ns% mod good nelshborhoodi aol
On End St, 7-room mod bo.;
heat, cement walk, nice I.4! Is!
south front 4s
C. F. LITTLE & n;
Both phones 2S4S. 2Os-2lo All,
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SALT LAKE SECURITY
& TRUST COMPANY
1924 So. Main.
ABSTRACT OF THE ANNUAL STATE
MENT
For the year ending December 81, 1896
OF tho condition OF
The United Firemen's Insurance
Company.

The United Fircmen's Insurance
Company.
/. The name and location of the com
pany. The United Flremcns Insur-
ence Company, 40 Walnut street,
Philadelphia, Pcnnu.
2. Name OF president. Robert B. Bcath.
!. Name OF secretary, Dennis j.
Sweeney,
4 Tho amount of It's capital
stock Is -...,s,..........s.s S0o,OOO.O
6, The amount of its capital
stock paid up is ..,..... 100000 co
Is ....s.-...,. ...,,,......,. 1Seo.2s7 81
7. The amount of It's liabili-
ties dncludlng capitaD
s. The amount of its income
during the preceding
calendar year ,........... 653, 1H. AZ
.. The amount OF its ex-
pendltures during the
Pre- d ng calendar
10. The amount of losses paid
during the preceding cal
cndar year -........,.,..s Z31 Ills. IL
IL. The amount of risks writ
ten during the year ...,. $3.50. sos 90
L. The amount OF risks IN
force al the end OF the
end OF tho year ...s.ss.... 1l9 eco, ,074O0
State OF Utah. Office OF the Secretary OF
J. Charles S TinEcy. Secretary OF State
OF the State OF Utah do hereby certify
that tho above named Insurance company
has filed In my office n detailed statement
OF Its condition. from which the fore
going statement has been prepared, and
that tho said company has In all other
respects complied with the laws OF tho
State relating to insurance.
In testimony whereof | have hercuntc
set my hand and affixed the great seal
OF the State or Utah this 3lst day Of
March. y, ID, 1906.
c. S. TINGEY,
Secretary OF State.
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c. ]. BOWMAN CO.,
Rooms i and 13, Eagle block.
Ind. Phone $3.50.
s3.000-Mod. 6-room b. on Can. IIill
$S.5o0-Mod. f-room b. on Cap, Hill
$2,50O-S-room b., 2 blke. n of Tsnn,o
2,f6o-Ncw Groom white .. b., mod.
northeast; easy terms
SZ'ooo-NeW b.room mod. white D. b.,
mod, $3.50 cash. 0
Sf'aoo-New 7-room mod, on 1st st. !:
very easy terms
slsoie-NeW 4-room. white D. b.: $50
cash, balance $15 per mo
S2'eoo-I-room brick. mod, on 7th st :.
largo lot 90
$S,0O0-6-room red o. b. 6E4 O. 80,
E.; lot 60x16e iN"
payments. o''niy
C. J. BOWMAN CO..
Rooms IL and IL. Eagle block
w19s8
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100000
VIII Purchase
6x20 Rods

eth East bet, 1st and 2nd So,
With frontage of 5 rods on
9Th East and rods on Dun
bar ave, An ideal location.
Call at once and inquire as to
the terms, We know that
they Will bc satisfactory.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT co.
Fones 27. Isl S. Main.
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THE LYNN SMITH CO., Inc.
AGENTS.

ABSTRACT OF THE ANNUAL STATE
MENT
For the year ending December 81, 1905. OF
the condition OF the
Scottish Union and National Insur-
ance Company.
/. The name and location OF
the company, Scottish
Union and National In
surance company, Edin-
burgh, Scotland.
2 Name of U. S manager.
Jas H Brewster, 81
Pearl St, Hartford.
Conn.
4. The amount of its statu-
tory deposit ..........,...S 20. COO 90
6, Tho amount OF It's assets
z. Tho amount of its liabili-
ties 0ncludlng capltaD Is. 2,oil, 525 "a
s, The amount OF its income
during the preceding cal
endar year ...,.....,,..... 2,oS3, ,9Se. SO
8, The amount of its cN-'
pendltures during the
preceding calendar year. 1855 59e %
10. The amount OF Losses paid
during the preceding cal
endar year ........s.e,,,... N2O65 81
IL. The amount OF risks writ
ten during the year ,.....s 2IS, ,7l9 S56 90
II. The amount of risks IN
force at the end OF the
year .......... ...,......... 29l, ,465, ass. 90
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LOTS-ALL PARTS OF CIrv
$50. monthly paymenta Huh!
Co. rs West 2nd So. ''''
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DRESSMAKING

~~S~-~-~~-~~~~~~~ - TIM
DRESSMAKING AT 6S. a.
pleton; shirt-waist sults
made skirts. Miss Sloan
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ENGRAVERS AND DESIGNERS

ETCHINGS. HALF-TONE6 AND CIITS
Dc Bouzek Engraving Co xasia
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LIST YOUR PROPEpTy
Dorius & Casady.
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HOMER g HosERrsor
SPECIAL.
Broom brick cottage
EASY TERMS
$l25o.G. II
Homer & Robertson.
Main and 1st South Sta Os...-
Bank Bldg.
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN lodge no. 1-Ever7
Thursday evening. K. Of p hall
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800 PER LOT: $40 CASH DOWN, s21
per month; no interest
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CLAIRV0YANTS

MADAME SCHNEIDER, THE NOTED
psychic, paimist and card reader; past.
present and future revealed. Call or
write. rs w, 3rd South w9A
FREE UNLESS COHRECTl WITHOUT
asking questions we tell name and any
thing you wish to know. no ono else can
dc This. Arnold-Dickson Bros. 2e9 East
Third So st Both phones wgl
MADAME. ALIESE PINK, CLAIRVOY-
ant, medium and card reading llS South
First West, now at my new location,
Telephone 1Ai-K n15S
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MIDWIFE
SELLING

80 ->~-@-o->-~~-~~-~~~~
skirts. waists. Jackets, dress and ever.
ing gowns at your own price ll6 e ard
South, ypIEas
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MRS. HARRIET FONTYN. TRANCE
mediumi meetings Sun. and Thurs.
D. m. 267 8. w. Temple W4e6
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BALLARD WINS
FROM GIANTS

They fast ballard team defeated
the Giants ut Recreation park yea
terday afternoon by score OF TO q
There was no run rc,ting until the
fourth inning A combination OF
three hits aud two errors nctled The
Giants three runs
Woodwork. ilallard'a crack
southnaw. MAS sent In 90 aaYe the
ray Woody twifled In great form
aud the Giants we're unable To score
again during the game. MeClaire
pitched well FOR the Giants aud was
given guod support. except Ia the
eighth inning q. w Derrick, an old
league player. umplred we'll Tho
score,
ballard ......... 900 gi
Giants ..s..4u.t 0 90 20 0 0--a
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BANK VAULTS SAVED Thou-
SANDS FROM POVERTY

With waste and devastation on
al sides. the result OF the fierce.
uurcisBiiuE flames. which. u was
thought. nothing could withstand.
the bank vaults 81 san Francisco
have been found intact Thousands
~ persons Nmru thus saved from
extreme poverty and Nili have
means with which to start anew
Ia lif. No safer place can be
found Ia which 20 debonlt your
savings than good bauk vanlt
There - no telling uhen disaster
may betail yoa Then is the Time
that fuu'il need your savings The
State Hanf 80 Seattle has vaults
~ strong as can 10 made !, pays
Z per cent interest. compromised
twice a year. on savings deposits
90.
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SATURDAYS RACES
Rrsulrs Ar MEMpAIs. TGMN.

First race. five ard one-haig fur
longs. selling PITY iQt. stu Hunt
-. Merry Belle %. Time. ! taa
Scrond race. nua mile. selling
Mael~trou tss. Town~s 81. RuNti.aE
SILK 81 Time. ! a..
Thira race. fifteen sixtenths ~ a
mile. purse Ranld Water iis. fiy-
psrion II. -. Jaks sanders Zoe
Time. Is as.
Fourth race. ans.half mile. Ar
1sils stake Wing Ting lis. Miss
ssrous IFS. aainfaaa us. Time.
s01-&
Fafth rare. rivs and oue-half fur
longs selling Tom McaFath lea
SAnneas les. Meusy Miss rs. Tine.
f.as
sixth race. one and one-sixteenth
muea. selling - IanrastrtAn leo.
Terra J. -. cFuwshads d. Time.
Sit.
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RESULTS AT NASHVILLE.

tirsf racr--tls Jared of.
second race. stsupie Chase. sh0rt
coarne--pnrt Warden iEs. Jno. y
Owens ita. Little waiiy tzs. Time.
|zfE
Third race. ore and .sixtssnth
miiem. Citizens handicap - ker-
ehevnI -. nebar les. Brancaa ia.
Time. f.f7 Is.
Fourth race. thrse-foarths ~ a
mile: selling Lady Esther i0s.
Hustled 1876. Carew %. Time.
i.f5a-5
rTfh race. nine tsKsesuths. selling
--F1re flash is1. Japanese 100.
splon ITO. Time. SO 81.
9ixth race. one mile. selling
skyward 20. Matason ia7. Ltttie
Mike fe0. Time. lee "a.
Seventh race. threesfotriha Of q
uas-sellinE laura Hunter ios.
orderly 81. clyde les. Time. t.is az
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ATHLETES THICK
IN ATHENS

ATHENS. Greece April - Ath-
letoa are pouring into this city Yes
terdnya arrivals include Tho Hun
sarlana. Germans. Danes, sWeaea'
NorBcglanh. cxeehn and AusiflanH
A result Of trial performance.
general opinion IN that American
and British athletes Will carry off
most OF the prizes
All the Americans are IN fair con
ditiun. except eli IS Farsona. OF
New York. q. Il Moultun. ~ Kan
aaH. who ~ suffering from tonellltia;
James Mitchell and n J. liillman.
of New York. are suffering from in
iurlea received on the voyage. n
Is uncertain whether any ~ those
injured viii compete
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3OWLERS TO HELP

Crack bowlers will meet In TIA
coma tonight and the proceeds will
be forwarded to the general fund for
San Francisco supporters. Secretary
A, l. Jenkins. OF the Western BOWL
ing congress. aud Charles I. Davis.
both Of Seattle. will take ON Andy
Powlaaek and Herman Tirtie. A
large delegation % Seattle fans wiil
accompany tho local experts and the
management expects to clear a con-
siderable sum
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Los ANGELES. April 2t--one 81
the greatest boxing Journeys ever
attempted IN this country all hr
held Ia the pavilion OF thu Pacific
Athletic club Tomorrow night The
presrnes - many fistie stars under
the auspices Of The Chamber %
comulerrc rriicf committee. Nhfoh
win handle the funds. viii make the
event notable.
James J. Jeiff1os. retired heavy
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the coaching line. the low. sweet ca
dence of hia encouraging remarks 10
the base runner usually calls out the
reserve squad to suppress d auppos
itioua rioi Mr. iircanahhn ~ over
aud under o. Tie has neEf viii.
ten book on how 20 play base ball
he hhH been too busy playing the
game To explain how u should be
done. Last year be bailed 302. but
hla average With Gotham fans WAS
1000
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Before RattlesIiip
Is Dismantled

Before the famous hattlcshlp Ore
san i dlsuanlled AT the Z. :. navy
yaras. ~ tiremefion. every persen
should see IL, There are also torpedo
beats cruisers and tratning shiIsa
there, Beats leavc pieF SIX times
daily Hound trip 90 c~nts. $50
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no, FOR CALIFORNIA

90 May 2. 3. aud 8 the North
ern Pacific viii sell first class round
trip tickets "a Los Angeles at rate
SIS 90. going limit May 10Th. return
limit July 9iat. account meeting OF
Mystic shrine FOR particulars
call al eity ticket office. corner n
First Ayn. aud . Ter Way go
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PROMINENT
BALL PLAYERS

one Of the greatest bass bail play
era Ia the world n Roger aresnahaa
Mt Bruanahan plays IN SeN York
bat Eeia hia mail Ia Toledo lie haa
played all positions except the bari
ms department. and In = piph he
might be called upon % AHbpianl
Aathssnan or acalnnity. igpger, =
a. he - known "a the uiaa n New
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weight champion uf the world. VIII
appear ln An exhibition bout durlna
the evening BATTLING Nelson
Aufsiia and Mauro ficrrera. Abe aud
Monte Attoit Kii Herman and Tom
my Harms. AZ well 40 several othef
prominent puEtiistH. Witi bnx "a
swell the relief fund
All the men have been raifsd on
% AZ 60 make the best matches poo.
siblc. Il il expected that more than
tia.eco viii b. cleared
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York and Toledo. still wears the
same alke hat that adorned his
raven locks VIXEN he escaped from
Toledo dnfkneea 10 iifoadwaY offuls
Rence Coming FROM Toledo. he IL
naturally modest. aud when be IA on
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wENATCHEE. April gS-we-
natehee defeated Quincy In the first
game Of the SEASON yesterday. Score
~ to 3 The features ~ the game
were two home runs In succession
by Green and Russell. u the vie
tors
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The high school sophomprea Sat
urday 8on the interelsaa track meet
With 50 paints The juniors we're
second. with %. the freshmen 20.
and the seniors 10