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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-11

Plumbers Defeat Carpenters.

Tho Carpenters and the Plumbers went up
10 Lagoon Sunday for the purpose of settling
nm argument ag to which of the two dlyloioDe
OF tho builders organization is tho bcttor at
tho art OF playing ball The contest lasted
for sevon Innings. and at the end OF that tmo
the Cnrpcnters had TO admit that they had
been bosted. The score was to 4. Tho game
,yaE the third league contest OF the builders
organization uerics. Tho lineup:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-11

= ,,asrys.se ,,ay Baseball , team had a
~ Tbs Ia lIr q tho game In.
,:"tss. ea,nhup Of the victors
ta,4 nsr; Norris. pitcher:
~. Jast richards short stop,
Center field; eli.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-11
Automobile Competitors Arriving.

KLNNGENFURST, Austria. June 1o.-The
competitors In tho Won Hcrkomcr automobile
race began arriving hero today. Prince Henry
OF Russia among them. He given an ovn-
tIon His car Is standing tho tcst we'll Minor
accidents have occurred TO several OF the
machines.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-11
AlawEsT LEAGUE.
~ trays Harbor 2.

III H. In. !. June lO.-Spokane
sx, usL1slles L1lles here today from
reSd ~ II four out OF five.
- and ,ta ~ the season packed
ssst;isus stands. simons pitched
|zA DIX lame, Keeping the hits
z Hnnksra retired In the fourth
b tSo h,,ho VINO held the home
Il W. h'ts. The score:
Nf ..e.oo,o r. IL, E.
s~ps,., sp,'pl lio1o0.-s IL 2
umpIre-Dodd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-11
Omaha 8, Lincoln 5.

OMAHA, June 1o.-Heavy batting was
the better OF IL in the field. The score:
r. II. Il.
Omaha ............o2 O201O'-S 10 4
Lincoln s,.,....:...0 o 90 O0O O-5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-11
Tribune Meets First Defeat.

Tho Tribune ball tossors mot their lrSt de-
font Of tho season yesterday when they ron
up again the Fruukin Smoker bunch on the
wng accredited TO the fact that several OF
The Trlbunc's were not able TO be on
hand for tho game Tho score was IL 10
Tho Frumkins were exceptionally good with
me stick and The Tribune bunch rather
nj outs in nelding work Tho lineup:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-11
Gun Club Shoot.

Bailey was high man in the Gun club shoot
held at Pepperton place yesterday morning
Ptnker was second, with only ono point less
whic McGanny was good third Tho attend
oncc NJ the weekly shoots Will increase with
the coming OF the warm weather.
Tho scores made by the various members
follow:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-11
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE GAMES.
Five Interesting Contests Played on
Diamonds in and About City.

Teams OF the Commercial league played
five Interesting contests yesterday on dla-
lnonds in and about the city. on account
OF the postponement 90 past games, due
10 the stormy weather, doUble-headers
were played by four OF the teams yester-
day.
KeIth-O Brien and the Lyric CAFE came
out Of the fray with honoTs even. In the
first game the Clerks downed the Walters
by the close score OF 10 g. In the second
contest the Cafe ball-tossers ran away
from their opponents and won out by a
final .Score of l3 TO 3.
The results OF the other games, with the
scores by innings, follow;
SieGcls .... ..............O 20
Dinwoodeys ... ...,,..o l l 3 z Ill
Batterics-W -Wiscomb and Paul. Long
and Hotling
First Game X.
S L. Hardware ...,.......oO . op-lo
Turf Exchange ..........O b ~
Battcries-Riddle and Bishop, Hughey
and James. ,
Second Game N
s. 1, Hardware 334 0-lS
Turf Exchange ........... % 20 ! " U y
observation-disclosures and Bishop; Wilkin-
son and James.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-11
American Association.

At LouisyilIe-Louisville. s; Minneapolis. J.
At Columous-Columbus .; Kansas City, T.
At Toedo-Toledo. 2; Milwaukee. 6.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-11
EVERYTHING IS IN
READINESS FOR START
First Trans-Pacific Yacht Race
Ever Held Begins Today
at Noon.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 1o-Lying
quietly at anchor In the lee OF the
Government breakwater in the outer har-
Dor arc the three crack ocean racers that
will start at noon tomorrow on the first
trans-Pacifc yacht race ever sailed under
the auspices of the South Coast Yacht
club OF San Pedro
Crack Ocean Racers Entered.
The weather is fine and there is prom
ise OF n good sailing breeze for the start.
The entries for the big event are La Pa
Iona, defender for tho Hawaiian Yacht
club: the Ancnlone OF the New York
Yacht club. which also sails under the
colors of tho Southeast Yacht club OF tbis
city. and tho Lurlinc OF the South Coast
Yacht club
Has Reputation Behind Her.
La Paloms, which arrived only yester
day from San Francisco, has been put in
condition and win be under the com.
the Hawaiian Yacht club. She ts
schooner-rigged and has length OF only
forty-scven feet, but showed her ability
to to- make ras fast timo across tho Pacin9 IN
she won over the F. c. Allen, by making
the distance of 2S92 miles In twenty-nine
DAYS. She Is backed heavily by the ISL
anders.
Is Backed Along Pacific Coast.
The Lurllne Will be sailed by Commo
dore Sinclaire OF the South Coast Yacht
club, and is also schooner r-rigged and has
a length OF ninety -one feet. Her backing
Is principally along the Paciflc coast,
Is Largest Yacht Of Three.
The Anemone is the largest yacht OF
the three. having a length OF III feet
She is ketch-rigged and will be sailed by
Capt Lindsbury, who VIII be accom-
panied by her owner, G. l.. Tutt OF Colo
RADIO Springs. She will be backed by
Fasteners.
viii Accompany Racers Thirty Miles
The starters in the race across the Pa
ciGc will be accompanied by seventeen
yachts of the South Coast Yacht club.
which Will stay with the course OF the
Tacers for thirty miles They return
around Catalina island and thence back
10 the point OF starting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-11
.4oiaa 5, Butte a

= phtb tbsBItte saS made a great
. ianIns. aisu bu, scored their only
"a 2 this tim 10 Taeoma's 8 favor.
.@ hit HIne nIne The locals had
go four iI,n,eginbotham. ~ while
III l,iVSss fsIs.ih hard hitting sn' Hs1e Gge
"a ttrueI was seriously In
Ilich fhs m on d the head by a
h althon.s contest was tame
NJ III. aahe the playing was
's.I.... 0'e: II. n. e.
Lzr..... '.',.........4 Z q
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Tsilors Get Up Their Irish.
Makes Home Run on Errors.

Tho Tailors were one run TO the good,
but the Lobsters were still bent on carry
ing away two-thirds of the gate receipts,
taking the lead Ii was in the last half
OF this Inning that the Tailors turned
sluggers, hammered Bluxrud all over tho
field and scored six runs before the bonn
bardment ceased. During this inning
Margetts made a home run on errors by
the Isobsters. The big crowd stood up
and yelled Itself hoarse while the Ogden
lies threw the ball around like blind men
urtn Margetts finally EaAoped across the
rlatp ...
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-11
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
o,,oe Of the Board OF Public Works g,

oa3ce OF the Board OF Public Works, Salt
Take CITY. May 10, 1875,
Sea SealSu mn{ IN IN ( o'clock p. IN. Tnesdavs AZ mis- this
rS5; for the work of grading. curb1nee
and macadamizins Sixth East street fro9
Snitb GU Temple street TO Third South atront
Instructions TO bidders. together viii
snecihcatlons and forms for contract and
Spnd. can be obtained upon applIcatjnn
1T tho oGico OF the Board OF Public Works
or City Engineer.
The right Is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
F. J. LEONARD. Chairman
LOUIS C. KELSEY. City Engineer
Tho time for receiving proposals under
the above notice to contractors Ia hereby
extended to June IL at 10 o'clock a m
f. ]. LEONARD
Chairman Board of Public Works.
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lrsan Party VIM

RIA p Sswindells; Hlegin-
ompire-Huston'
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TA|[ORS TAKE THE
FIFTH STRAIGHT
Prove Their Superiority Over
Ogden in a Straight Out
Slugging Match.
BLUXRUD DRIVEN FROM
BOX IN SEVENTH INNING
Chief Gimlin Confesses That His
Ball TOssers Are Genu-
inc LObsters.

The Dubei Tailors took their nth
! straight game from Ogden yesterday by
the score of 10 TO &. To proclaim 1t was
the best game ever played on the
local diamond would be to insult tho
truth. but It can bo said that for Wild
throwing. hazardous base-running, mis-
cradle and sensational fielding and heavy
batting, the game was really out OF tho
ordinary. Ogden had the game won and
lost t. Fret the team went to pieces
and then Pitcher BluXrud made a little
But before he retired the Tailors had Sc
cured enough runs to make victory GER
tain, This was in the seventh inning Up
game. butt the heavy stick work OF :he
locals thereafter made the Ogdenites look
sick
Bluxrud Opens Strong, but Weakens
During the first four innings Bluxrud
had the locals absolutely at his mercy
and prevented them from scoring. Il
looked at first as though he was strength
ening as the game progressed. IN the
fourth Inning he struck out the locals In
one, two three order. But the nth wit
messed his fall. The locals went after
him, his support was weakened, and the
final score tells what followed Morten-
sen relieved Bluxrud in the seventh, but
was touched up rather freely. Halls per-
formance for the locals yesterday did not
at all compare with his showing OF
week ago, when he only allowed the Lob
sters four scratch hits; Yesterday he did
that he pitched fairly good game
AT tho opening Of the NTH Inning the
score was 20 in favor of Ogden. Poor
heldlnG on the part of James helped to
give the Lobsters two more runs. and II
looked as though Dad Gimlin's bunch was
going 10 win a game.
Teilors Get Up Their Irish.
The Tailors opened the NTH in deter
mined fashion. Hall. who had famed In
the previous inning when hit would
have meant runs, was first up. He
stepped forward 10 meet the first ball
and knocked II far over center fielders
head for three bags, Bluxruds charm
was broken Douglas. next man up,
hammered out two-bagger, scoring
Hall Stewart few out 10 middle field.
Hahn made first, Margetts got a two-bag
ger, and both scored on Beck's fast sim
gle.
Makes Home Run on Errors.
Tho TaIlors u,ere ono rim n he
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-05-23
Preston and Pyper are
going out of the wall
paper business. Now is
the time for bargains.

Bandmaster Thomas says that the
Logan City Band is in II eed Of occa-
sioDal employment TO make II sue
cess. The boys must have some incen-
tive If they are TO practice regularly,
and Mr. Thomas makes different sug-
gestions for the consideration OF the
public. He believes that the business
men could very we'll afford to raise at
least 800 a month for a concert one
afternoon or evening week. III this
could he done he would hire two or
three experienced players and be able
to give a concert we'll worth the while.
Mr.. Thomas also suggests that an in
corporation might be formed, a rather
large building erected, with cement
floor, and used for roller skating, the
band furnishing music. His idea is
that the city needs large hall for all
kinds of gatherings, political, social,
business and sucn like, and suggests
that the building be erected for this
purpose especially, the other incident
ally. 1t might be worth the while for
the public spirited people to think over
Mr. Thomas's suggestions.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-05-23
Orators in Prof. Byron
w. Kings class seldom
stop off at Logan.

John Perry, Of Perry, Ida, was In
Logan Monday enroute home from the
Nevada country, where for the past
three weeks he has been prospecting.
Near the Nevada line he found some
good lodges and carries with him now
some splendid samples of gold, silver
and copper ore, and some very fine
granite. John proposes to go back
and do what ne can with his property.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-05-23

Mrs. Ostrop went to Ogden Tuesday
TO meet her husband upon his return
from twenty.six months mission to !
Scandinavia.
Special sale i'm mems
and boys clothing and
shoes at John II. AnderI
sons.
Ephraim Madsen, who has been.
very low with typhoid fever, is slowly
improving. His friends have hope OF
his speedy recovery.
There will be game OF base ball at
welsville next Saturday between
Brigham city and Wellsville teams.
There will be a big dance In the even.
ing.
Mrs. Joseph Howell and family, ex
cepting Reese, will be home by June
LIST. Hon. Joseph Howell will not
leave Washington until Congress adj
journs.
Pres. Brimhall, of the b. Y. U. of
Provo. will deliver the baccalaureate
sermon al the A. g., and Il. NJ. Ali.
son, Of Ogden, will del liver the address
to the graduates
DR.. W. b. Parkinson returned on
Monday night from a seven weeks stay
in New York city, where he spent his
time in the best hospitals and medical
schools in the East.
The A. c. Woman's Club had
planned TO give reception at the
College tonight, but for certain rea-
sons the event has been postponed
until The following Wednesday night.
An assay made last Saturday Of ore
taken from the Mineral Point mining
claim shows values of Sl4.50 per ton
10 copper. The iron ore that is asso-
ciated with the copper is said to be
the kind that works to advantage in
smelling.
Sunday evening Peace Meeting
will be held in the tabernacle. Vari-
Gus topics relating to the peace idea
will be discussed, and special music
will be rendered This meeting will
be under the auspices Of the Y. l.. NJ.
l. A. The circular was handed in
too late for extended mention this
issue.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-05-23

Director Yoder went to Salt Lake
city Monday to attend horticultural
meeting held the afternoon OF that
day
Don't put this in the paper-It
takes good combination to beat
John Bench and his boys at paper
hanging and painting.
Fred Swagler, of the 9TH ward, the
man who looks after the cemetery
grounds, is afflicted with All abcess in
the throat.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-05-23
Our Center Tables

are the best that you can lay hands
on. They are built OF solid selected
quarter.sawed oak, deep rich San DO
mingo mahogany, with fine glass
finish, and in other words, the best OF
their various kinds.
THE HOME
will be improved considerably with a
neat and attractive centre le,placed
in the midle OF the parlor. 1t ILLS up
what would otherwise be vacant
spot, and can be put to good use, The
bottom board can be used TO keep
sheet music or books, The prices are
reasonable, ranging from 81 to D and
up. Better buy one now
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-05-23
Ladies' and misses
suits, Elton and Pony
jackets, at 33 l-3 per cent
discount. Campbell's De-
pendable Store.

Mrs. Eliza X. Wooley, daughter OF
Mrs. Lucy W. Kimball, OF this city,
and sister of Mrs. Knox, died quite
suddenly in Salt Lake city last Friday
night. She had been ailing but very
slightly, and died Of heart failure.
The interment took place Sunday aft
ernoon at 2:30. Mrs. Kimoall, Mrs
Knox and daughter Eva, and JOIN
Knox went down.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-05-23
Big Clothing and Shoe
Sale now on at Dunbar,
Robinson and Co.'S.

At the tabernacle meeting Sunday
afternoon, DR.. f. ii. Cutler and M. J.
Ballard were the speakers. The
former quoted the 10th verse of the
18th chapter Of Mathew, which treats
of the Church of Christ being founded
on revelation and discoursed for con-
siderable time on this subject. Mr..
Billiards. thought centercd about the
San Francisco earthquake and pro-
phecies found in the Doctrine and
Covenants.
Last Sunday night about 1890, three
boys in buggy drove through the
city at breakneck speed. Juvenile
Officer King tried to check them as
they passed by Center street going
south but failed. The team stopped
when far down Main street, and the
officer overlook them, when the boys
whipped up to go,heedless Of the com
mand TO stop. Something was pre-
sented in evidence to prove that the
officer meant business, however, and
the young men wilappear at the Juv-
emile court Friday morning,
For Sale--Five good work teams,
each animal weighing from eleven to
thirteen hundred pounds, grain fed
and ready for work. Inquire of Adam
Wilcox at the Tithing yards, where
the animals can be seen.
Moses Thatcher left yesterday morn.
ing for Salt Lake city TO join the pres.
idenU of the Keystone Nevada Mining
Co. in trip TO the company's proper
ty in the famous Whitehorse district.
According to the write-up of an ex
pert found In recent edition OF Les
lies, the Keystone properties are the
richest prospects in a fabulously rich
mineral district The company has
on foot gigantic plan for developing
five or six claims simultaneously. Mr.
Thatcher and a half dozen others o.
this city hold twentieth interest II
this great property, and while the re
turns have rot begun to come in hert
is no longer any doubt Of the value o
I stock in the concern. Mr.. Thatcher
has not been in the best OF health
lately, and his many friends hope tina
this cessationn from business and con
, tact with outdoor life will serve as
decided rejuvenator,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-05-23
City and County
Hat Sale at ID. II. & Co. S.

- Nm. Brangham and son Edison have
gone TO 1.-THE ranch" in Idaho.
WANTED. for general house
work. Bell phone l9lx. 7
Miss Stalker. Presbyterian teacher
at Smithield, was in Logan Saturday
Robert S. Campbell came TO Logan
Sunday night, remaining Monday and
returning on Tuesday.
IS cents per dozen paid for eggs at
II. G. Hav balls. !
Adoph Fjelstrom returned from
two year Swedish mission about one
week ago.
Ten loads of manure given away for
the hauling Inquire at this office.
1t is stated that Thomas Cutler, OF
Trenton, has paid out over $4,000 Tor
wheat since last fall.
Go to II. q. Hayball's
for your wedding presents.
Lawrence Malan Hatch, grandson OF
the late jeremiah Hatch, is visiting
his relatives in Logan.
Wallpaper-rhe best place to buy is
at Wilkinson & Sons. New STOCK
just arrived.
Miss Lulu Carpenter, librarian OF
the U. of o., came up to spend Sun
with ''home folks"
Before painting your homes see
Peter Affleck; prices right and WORK
guaranteed. Bell phone l69x.
N. j. Valentine, clerk, of Box Ed
err county, spent Saturday morning
with Clerk Larsen looking up matters
OF interest to both.
IS per cent off on Mems
and Boys Clothing a,
Dunbar; Robinson & Co.'s
Harry Wilson, the barber, was oper
ated on Sunday afternoon for append
citis. On Saturday he wasat work a
usual, but was taking suddenly wors
and the operation is said to have beer
performed just in time.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-05-23
For your Granite and
Tinware go to h. q. Hay
balls basement.

The Danielson Mfg. company is in
creasing its capacity for moulding.
In the near future twelve moulders
will be running instead Of four. AS
the business now stands il cannot fiji
all OF the orders. Travelling men
have been called of the road until
such time that more goods can be
manufactured. A furnace is TO be in
stalled that will melt three tons OF
iron per hour.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-05-23
Don't fail to hear Prof.
Byron w. King at the A,
G. Thursday night.

Rev. DR.. Paden, Of Salt Lake city
will lecture at the Presbyterian church
next Monday evening. His appear
ance is in connection with the closing
exercises OF the New Jersey aca-
DENY.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-05-23

Don't put this in the paper-It
takes a good combination to beat
John Bench and his boys at paper
and painting
Fred Swagler, Of the 9TH ward, the
man who looks after the cemetery
grounds, is afflicted with an abcess in
the throat.
A few choice suits for
men. Campell and Sons
COmpany's big reduction.
A convention Of the Primary asso-
Citations of Cache stake will be held in
the Logan Tabernacle next Sunday at
two p. m.
For SALE-A well improved farm
of 800 acres, at Lewiston, well stocked
with horses and cattle. Inquire at
this Office for particulars, !
Earl Ewing, of Smithtield, has been
engaged to pitch for the Idaho Falls
base ball team this season. Joseph
Nelson is with the Rexburg team.
For Sale-One large combination
woodwOrker, one scroll saw, shafts
and puileys an go cheap If taken at
once. For pc circulars call or write to
Brig Mopson, Franklin, Idaho.
The merchants at Preston are earl
Ter rustlers in the morning than those
Of Logan. Every business house Is
opened at a. m. William Stevens,
manager of Stevens Implement house,
opens his place of business at $50 a. m.
Go to John h. Ander-
sons for wash goods. A
large assortment and
most beautiful patterns
at extremely low prices.
Considerable work will be started at
the Lewiston Sugar Factory by June
lst. Among other improvements
eight dwelling houses will be built
The Dyer people will also be on the
ground putting in more cement floor.
for the factory.
Have you pains in the back, inflam
alton Of any kind, rheumatism, faint
ing spells, indigestion or constipation
HOLSTERS rocky mountain tea make
you well, keeps you well. 35 cents. G.
f. Napier,
Mrs. Eliza Farnes, over 70 years o
age, residing in the Second ward, wa
struck in the eye late Saturday nigh
by one of a gang Of young fellows sh
attempted to pass on West Center 81
1t is uncertain whether this>was acc
dental or Intentional, but the lady
eye and cheek is in very bad cond
ton.
At last we've got IL: the finest stoc
OF lumber and building material /
Cache Valley, and it's all for sale, to-
and the price is right, see. 'Nutf sal
Call or write, Excelsior Lumber Co
Richmond, Utah, Franklin, Idaho,
Willie Schweitzer, a five or six yea
old srn OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jaco
Schweiizer, fell from tree onto
picket fence one day last week wit
the result that he was so badly inju
ed internally that he died on Sunda.
Not long ago the little fellow fell an
; broke his arm, and seemed destined
] come TO his end as he did, The fune
. al service was held in the Fourth war
5 yesterday.
Headquarters for under
muslins at regular price
a Special May discount 2
1 per cent. Campbell an
Sons Co.
e Thirteen OF the Logan city primal
D teachers gamboled upon the gree
e sward between the towering peal
d of Logan canyon Saturday Afternoon
Despite the ill-iuck supposed to re-
in the number thirteen, the your
ladies had delightful time, returnt
! home safely and during the week TIN
far have been so gracious and CHAIR
ing TO their little pupils that u
Youngsters hope they may 90 aga
Gonna Lime and remain a whole year
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-05-23
Spring line of Gordon
Dye Hosiery, all prices at
CampbeIl's store.

Charlie, Bert and Jess Harris start
ed north on Monday morning by team
equipped for prospecting and develop.
ing work on their mining claims in
Gentle valley.