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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
MODEL PROGRAM
At SAUCER TRACK
Races See Close Contests and
Beautiful Spirits in Each
Case.
MCFARLAND AND LAWSON,
Tie Two Veterans Run Away From
The Bunch in Feature Event and
Win Big Money.

A fair.slzed crowd at the saucer track
last night saw some racing which IL will
hardly be the fortune Of the fans 90 see
improved upon this summer The races
we're lighting affairs nom the start IN
each cast, aud IN the feature event prvt-
" nnish was seen between lyer lawson
and Floyd Mcfarland, Lawson finally get
ting 10 the tape Tor nrst money, just a
few inches ahead u Mcfarland.
IL Was tho three mile l6p race profess
si1ual, and the entire buaCb ~ HdeIa
took a chance az H. Gum headed ihe
bunch at the crack Of the gun ana inter
est began % develop when Bafugetl 1918,
ed 10 the front from the rear end ana
looked likely Tor some zap money. Nc
farland ana Lawson then uegau 10 snow
llD as a formidable combination, Mcf tI-
and leading Uut with Lawson tachlug =
his rear wheel They pinned - 10 balu'
get, who ike Caesar nad Leeu AMBITIOUS
ana continued 10 speed on 10 me tapt,
Lawson finally leaving MS rear Nn.''
mold. ana spuntuG into uthlaht nli'
lsh. samuelson couldn't pick ms WAY
through the bunch, aud finished Nllh lAo
also ran class,
INC mics and out amateur race was an
exciting one, ana brought the Iaus -
their feet spilNng over WITH JOY, II ass
developed roast for the uincials VINO
caused confusion By falling to force men
out when last over the tape. They stage
10 in some instances and led other men !"
sprint 60 Guido them, and incidentally 90
protest when the fnal decisions we're az
n1uuced The fnal fiye laps were beauu,
fully run With Hume Giles west ana
Bird in the going and Hume gradually
proving himself nyiucible during the maj
four laps Some lively high owes ana
spills early m the race added to the tA'
element. ....
The half.mnc handicap pIofesslona.
saw the middle distance men hold lnef
lead over the most strenuous enofts oi lhg
scratch men aud land The entire bunch 'i
money Fuger pye and Clark got away
In the finals and never once save salnl'l'
son and Lawson a look-ln Tor Nist place
They won bon the order named.
The summary: 90,
Haf-mlle professional taion-Flnal
Palmer. Bardgett Muuroe, Agfaz Tine
] 90
One-quartor mile amateur Final. West
Hume. Wei~er Mccormack Time a9 -
Haf.mile handicap professional maj.
FUlgor 90 yardH CLARK 90 yaid7l. fl'
Us YARDS. Agraz ~ yards. Tme-.'4 80
Miss and ont race. amatcur-hume
Giles West. Bird. Time-i.tl
Throe-mile lap race, professional LAW
son. Mcfarland, Hopper Pye' wilcox
Tmc-60l.
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OGDEN SEASON OPENED.

AZ ogden last night the bike racing
game opened. with fair program, aud
a good sized crowd due 90 the presence
u The T.. e.. r. convection. The follow
ug Is the summary:
Oue-haf mile match race French style
First heat Berryassa sChnel. Time
ilS second heat. Schncll. Berryassa.
Tms-ilt Final Bouyassa, sChnel
rnc-l.1i.
Oue-milc match race French style best
two out ~ three hoa's-Smith won The
frat and second heats IN s5f and 2A.
Oue-mlle open observation-disclosures
Smith Williams Rcdman. Time-2Ei5,
one mile half open amateur Berryassa,
King. schnel Thompson. Allen. Tine
ice
Fivs-mile motor paced rsce-Downing
Redmau. Tme-i0.1S
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EUREKA.
.yswrRs SUDDEN SUMMONS
milton, Wen known Engineer
J'"' passes Away at Pi'

.sl Correspondence ,,.,.. an.
Ffo'' usb co.. June 6-Mond,e!y, enc
Euf5t ~ Known citizens ot Eul ~,
f OH. r.tt.G. suddenly passed lnlo wv
tr | Nr button hau "teH ~
g1I tra Csutennial-EaItht .lne az
and started as uiiei, III ' mo
m tf. morning WY. Ky r ,si1e tt NJ.
rt ..- -1 nervous and Isaac Barn
con. ,.. lt the mine noticing MS
er. N" rruucd % Eureka lQr a car
rllIl..'. Nh linn removed o. hs nome
rle ..4tfej BITS last about noon
vtIt .'. rom heart iallui. on meme
f1iI III. hrlln Deceased Was ID
c-ffI- .rd before cOmiug 90 Euif-
yrt +. ys4fs ago. had held positions
lt ~ fhe principal ltl. IN4us '' ny,
al ana Bs me inutI y" So
,as Wa-atch ioqEe Z, 80. w. ~ 81,
D. f. NgttUn was al-l "a char
] ak ~ Tirtle lodge 10 tll D.
f.i m-. lI. was "a native N vernon.
J % H.a r.4r relative Is "a son living
frt I- s.t state. who has been uot-
~ STOVE ..r.rfs sudden end uulral
fa' 90 conducted at the Odd Eel
s.Itt, .... r.eht Dos the members %.
lg". t... So 1Il 2. y. %. hlhs' du!
WV. .I. LIE being held awaiting WORD
h DRILLING CONTEST
,u-s-. molu VII send two
tes s1t lake GA June ~ 20 take
,r drilling coni'st NC ln.hi-
1u I, y. ,r. teams 8lc George Stakel
III. ",i-s..r0H. Ctaf M4l ana Dan
M var known IiHil' iAl.eIS 80,
..rI.t. ut 'h. ...dI 4'ht ~ ~ ,-
ain decorate 'f' siaFes oi ln'lf
ID D.
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YAcHTsMEN BANoUETED.
bermuda Gives Royal Welcome TO
New York Visitors,

New York. June "A cable dispatch 20
The Herald nom Hamilton, bermuda,
says.
The visiting New York yachtsmcn were
entertained in "A regatta
Yesterday la "a race over y E-mile course
II yachts sailed The 8-foot Bermuda
zach. Dainty won, defeating the Tanner
lane, the winner 90 tho Upton cup race
from New York Goo Bermuda by is miu-
utes The Gauntlet won a cup presented
by The Bermuda Yacht club from the
Tamariane on time allowance by seven
minutes.
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LAS VEGAS, NEW.
Stranger CANDLES all iiis Money and
Then Commits suicide.

las Vegas. New. June S-Frsnk
Cook. who is said 20 have been O. citl-
zen 81 san Diego. Cal, committed sui
eide here last evening Hc had been
employed stringing telegraph wires on
the Las Vegas ard Touoph branch,
drew $50. came into Vegas. played q
m against the gambling wheel When
no had lost an. he remarked io a friend
Nothing but suicide FOR me he load
"a Up with morphine and died in me
morning. He was a stranger ana
had but few acquaintance.
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lovingly strewed flowers on the graves
Of departed relatives friends and the OLD
soldiers The weather prophet played
havoc with the plans OF the committee
which had been working hard ior on
elaborate celebration
Idaho Fans Is steadily forging ahead
IN an directions. II Is more than keep.
ing pace with its neighbors. The
healthy. substantial growth I'm an IL
rectlons point 90 bur one thing, the
largest and most influential city IN
Idaho.
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MICHIGAN ATHLETIC
LEADER Or THE WEST.

A comparison OF the points won
by the big teams In the previous
. conference meets shows the shift
lng Of athletic values among the
; colleges es well as Michigans
superiority TO an OF them Tor tho
: greater pert Of conference his
tory" Following are the teams
: which won The first ave positions
i. In The previous i've meets.
. la0i-MIchlgan, 80, Wisconsin,
IS. Chicago, l,. Beloii. "a, MIN
uesot1, d.
800, Michigan. 2s. Chicago, 25,
Wisconsin,, 10. Drake 10, Belo.t,
. s.
: ls0s-Michigan. 49, Chicago,
: 40. Wisconsin. 10; Purdue, g.
. Illinois. Iowa and Northwestern,
I 8.
!. isoi-Mlchlgan. 32 Chicago, 20.
I Wisconsin. IS, Purdue. ~. STAN
!. ford, 9.
/ lso5-Chicaso. &c, Michigan, Ss,
!. Purdue. s. Iowa z Wisconsin
!. and Illinois 5.
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DOUBLE WEDDING.

This week will be made memorable By
The marriage Of W. Dewitt Johnson aud
Miss Lydia A. weston az the Salt Lake
Temua. and " Thomas @ Weston and
j. Ethel Kearl at the Logan Temple.
Tho former bride and the latter groom aro
The daughter and son of Iakeiowu's
prosperous farmer. Geo. G. Weston. The
two tsumable young couples have the
best wishes of the community They were
born aud reared here
There win be- more Boo tho June wsdlU-
line hcreabouts Bishop Isaac r. Price
AZ CircloNlllC being "they say. slated Tor
q brand new s0n-in-law ere the coming
Julys sun shall shine
The frequency or recent rairt3lls inter-
fere very much with The shesrcrs l1b0I-.
Quite "a number ~ tho Garden city men
had 90 icayc N. Farmer C0rrals for home
today and wait 900 iho clouds roll Dos.
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CUMBERLAND, WYO
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.
or Grammar SclIool--Nmc Are Grad
uatcd with lionors.

Special Correspondence.
Cumberland. Wyo. June tram
mar school commencement exercises
were held I'm the Cumberland opera
house June 1. An appreclatlye audi
enco filed the body Of the hall the
stage being occupied by the school
board. County Supt of Schools Iva
Thomas Principal George Sellon,
Bishop William Bell and the teachers.
a splendid program was rendered by
the members of thr graduating class.
Diplomas werc presented by Miss IVA
Thomas, who congratulated the eighth
grade on their success
Following are the names ~ the
graduates L. Roy B0sw0uh. Myrtle
Byrnc, Nellie Williams. Anna Hood,
Agnes Mason. Laura Starkoy. Flora
Walton. Maggie Smith. Margaret TAFT
The iG-mouths-old child Of Mr. and
Mrs David Daniels died here this even
ing Of pneumonia.
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NORTHWEST LEAGUE.

spokane. wash. June s-sp1kane iu a
maintaining punching ~ three hts
scored the winning runs ~ a fast clean
ard exciting game today.
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ELSINORE.
GIRL BITTEN BY VICIOUS DOG.
BOY Has leg Broken by kick-h-
falfa Injured by Disease.

Special spondchte,
Elsuore. SEWER Co, June 1.-Sc-
yler river is much lower than So has
been for several weeks. The weather
has been cold Tor several days. The
beef crop looks huc Beets iu Austin
planted carly now span "A inches across
the tops Of the leaves, and nearly touch
across the burrows.
A Fourth az July committee has been
chosen by The town board.
There is "a white. soft spongy sub
stance growing around the lucern roots
that rs causing the plants 20 wither ana
die
Cecilia Anderson. the i2-ycar-1ld
daughter % carl Anderson. was badly
bitten by Slvycsters bulldog today. ana
terribly lacerated. pr. Nelson had TO
make several stitches in the wound 90
draw t together.
Keller Johnson. son ~ J. NJ. johnson,
was kicked boy a horse and had Dis leg
broken today,
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AMIp,CULors CURE.

The following statement by u. n
Adams ana VIE Henrietta, Pa VIII
Interest parents and others: a mirac-
uIogs cure has taken place IN our home.
Our chnd had eczema Eve years ani
was pron0uncei iacurahic, when W
read about E'e-ir.o Buffers. and con-
c,udci 90 ;ry o. Before he second bot
Ne was all taken we noticed @ change
fof the better and after taking seven
bottles De was completely cured rs
the up-to.datt blood medicine and bod
building tonic. Guaranteed. 5oc and
800 al p C. ~ J. drug store, ls-ili
So. Main 81.
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BEAVER.
MRS, FRANCES BAKER DEAD.
Respected Pioneer Resident Of Miners.
vile Enters Into Rest.
speclal CorrespOndenco

special Correspondence.
Beaver Beaver Co., June G.-Airs
Frances Friend Baker, an old resident
Of Minersvllle. Utah died May %. 1906
after severe illness of four years dur.
alton, the immediate cause NJ death
being paralysis Deceased was born
on The 18th OF April, 1896 az Roberts
Bridge Sussex, England. and married
William Baker On 1888 In ls41 the
family emig8tcd 90 Australia. where
they received the Gospel IN 1854 and
DO 1855 they came 90 san Bernardino
cal. thence To- Beaver. Utah, ln 1858.
In 1865 they moved 10 Nlnersyille. and
have been closely Identified with the
growth Of that town. Mr. Baker died
I'm 1895
At the funeral services. held IN the
meetinghouse Minersyile, May %, UNI
der the direction OF Counselor George
Marshall, a glowing tribute was paid
10 he memory of the deceased 10y Tho
speakers. Elders Edwin Eyre and
George Marshall
Four sons and three daughters sur
NIye her
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New York June The New York Ma
tioraH redeemed themselves in part by
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TENNIS TODAY.
Intcr-Club Contest l. on 1his Aftcr'
noon at Fort Douglas Courts.

Al tho Fort Douglas tennis courts this
afternoon an iuter-club contest IS sched-
uled between picked men from esch cluo.
The schedule as arranged by The eNecu
tive committee Of the IntermOuntain
Lawn Tennis association is az follows;
Fast side club plays University of Utah.
Fort Douglas plays = Street club.
Y " e. a plays Miller court
Country club plass Third south club
=. T Roberts plavs scratch. while all
players have a handicap u minus l5.
pisv begins al 3 d. n. default takes
place 2.ii. The best tive out of three sets
decides an matches The association pre-.
sents a cup 10 be property of successful
club
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EVANSTON, WYO.
Visit Of stake Presldency-Orphsned
Infant Adopted.

Special Correspondence,
Evanston. Wyo. June 5-Ths beautiful
raiuJOrm n last night has frtshcned
things up wonderfully.
preldtrt Mcki0uUu u tho stake presi.
deucy was q visitor to the Ward Sunday
I'M company with Elder VIM. Cox. prssi-
don't Baxter was unable o. come on &C
count % sickness. which an regret
Mrs A. Jarman mother N Mrs Geo.
L. Kirby. who resides on Park city Utah
visited friends and relatives here during
the past week. returning 20 her home last
night.
M and Mrs. Fred J0sbsker have
adupird thc infant daughter ~ the 700.
fortunate woman. Ms. CLARK, Who died
recently 10 North Evanston.
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DEATH OF MRS TAYLOR

The people NJ the ward mourn the loss
OF Arilla Taylor an ,sflmalle woman,
who passed away Nav 11 after dU Illness
on two months She IS The wife ~ tho
Sunday school superintendent Josiah
Taylor and daughtcr of Jonathan and
Nancy JTayloD smith born ~ Farm
incton. Utah Nov. g. 1851. She leaves "a
husband and SIX children aud @ host Of
friends and relative 90 noun her early
demise. Funeral services were conducted
at the residence ON account " Der hus-
band undergoing q siege OF sickness.
MANY " the relatives from Idaho were
I'D the funeral and a long concourse ~
monruers followed the remains o. thc Os
den city cemetery
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JUNE 18TH

last date ~ teachers excursions
cast and west via oregon Short Line.
Greatly reduced rates 90 Denver, Oma-
ha. Kansas city Chicago, Portland.
san Francisco, Los Angeles and other
eastern and western points SEQ agents
for full particulars Ciy ticket office
POI Main street.
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SUNDAY BALL AGAIN.

New York. June g-Thoro VIII be 10
r,rra sunday baseball whore admission ls
charged IN any contribution taken up IN
Grssfe- New YORK INIT. No courts cecide
On the question % its lcgaiiy. Ihls an
r0urcenerf was MADE hy Police Comnls'
sloner bingham today
Professional baseball has been played
regularly on sunday N hfltklyn this
ssss5r ur6sr he contribution plan.
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GARLAND.
MEETING OF TOWN BOARD.



t.1rtI Co., juno THE rex
.| meeting IN ths town board
.... W.. H.'d in he rooms al ths
..- .aa Tuesday night June 5.
fr. 20 President ~. a. Rowe.
i occupied the chain. John
. chairman OF me committee ON
.-. nl license fur peldltrs Wae.
umnt6l tha, the meat pcddiers'
I.... ,.1 90 equal the sum charged
...s $ 90 place ~ the present
t.s p. u Recommendation adopted
ordnance 40 amended
r- ln- committee reported that
-.... building Wss practically COM
Was now ready FOR the plac.
.l cl. Tho town clerk was
81. n. iH notify The salt lake Hard
g. "N.H' ODE company from which
N . were purchased that INC
N.N ready far placing celia
and Fl. request thai In send
PIP 'I Garland 40 au tariv d4tc
f. fI. matter
r. .i IN procuring the necessary
D., If lfaIr boxes. etc. was ia
p. '.. of Marshal Henfit with au-
' procure the necessary material
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AMERICAN.

Chbss5. June New YORK punched
their hits today ana easld otiCstod Chi-
cago. { 90 Z.
score. r. d. T..
Chicago .....t ..++t.tssststssss.t,-,..
New lcrk ..,...-...-.,,-,,s..-. 10 7
Batteries - White. walsh. Fisns ana
HaFt. Cheshro and Klelnow
Cleveland, o., June t-Hsss vas inei.
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COWLEY, WYOMING.
SAD DEATH OF YOUNG MOTHER.
Work and Business Booming in the
Big Horn Country.

0Itiltl NQlreSI oNEcQcc.
Cowley Big Horn Co.. June "A
very sad funeral was held here this az
temoou az D. no The remains were
those OF Mrs Mary Ellen Simmons.
wife OF William H. simmons, AMI
daughter OF George b. and Mary Ellen
Wilson. She Was married about IS
months ago IN the Salt Lake Temple.
She died Of puerperal commissions On
June /. and was tenderly laid away
with her infant babe. in the cemetery,
this afternoon. The sympathy Of the
entire community Is extended 70 the
young husband and father and mother
iu their sad bereavement.
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Batteries WEIGH and Hansen; McGre-
gor ana Eastwood.
Umpirc-Perriue.
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Detrot. June S.-Deuoit huuchei hits
with two COSTLY errors IN the sixth and
scored enough 90 win Boston r'N, ~ ".
runs IN the eighth but reNersl0g v Hta wv wy
game was called Oh account Nl o"- Nl'''
and rain lost these.
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HARRISVILLE.
DEMISE OF MRS. TAYLOR,
Estimablc Woman Called At r., Lcay-
ING Large Family,

special CORES poudonCe.
HarfisyIlle. Weber Co. June f-1his
little berg has put ON "a bu-iuoss-iIke ape
pcarauce This spring Electric motors have
been installed iu Tho Ogden Pressed Brick
cumpanys plant Tor tHc purpose of op.r-
at.ug its machinery. there arc two tc.,-
phone lines In operation. and The streets
are being improved and sprinklod.
Bishops counselor J.. S Harris was
presented with pair 0t twins Dr MAY ~
They are the dr.t twin boys born In
HarriryiIlc
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NEWSPAPER VENTURE

publishing company has been orgauIz-
Cd, the plan, is here and Editor Nater-
laus IS getting matters ready for ;h'
first issue which viii appear soon. Tht
name Of the paper will be the Convey
Progress
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lincoln. Neb.. juno s-Iu % the sixth
inning Omaha had an tho best a. tine
game. Al that time Dodge went 90 pieces
ana Lincoln was easily the No'or'
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SCARLET FEVER CASES.

A few cases Of scarlet fever are in
town. bat "a strict quarantine has been
placed over those who have the corr
rlaiut and an are getting along nice
ly. No new cases have appeared, AID
n is hoped that with the regulations
now IN force the disease will be stamp
81 ONT
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Oakland. cal, June S-San Francisco
won todays game from oakland in me
ninth inning by score OF 3 % T. Gfa-
ham wss III freely, and several errors
wore mixed un In the game. Meyers, d
new man, pitched well Tor The winners
soo-e r. n. z.
san Francisco ''''s''''.''.''''''''',
Oakland ..,,.,..,...,..s'ssts
BatteHes-Msyers and Wilson: Graham
and Bliss
Umpire Mcdonald.
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RICHFIELD.
,-...,o, posrd OF Observation-Disclosures
,..,,o, ,senl, for County Appointed.
TWO COUPLES MARRY.

q, tnuiz.
count, rOaId nl iPu"'iN''"' !"
,r,ot. for County Appointed.
tralloh w"
-....I GHrgsn "Hu.l.'
..... s.r.r Ca.. June --Tho c1un.
Is .....Iad ,h0 following marriage
q
l1 y.s-trr a. and Miss NiIla WIZ
t.,b 6f AunabCIa
I'd. r.rr.rson % and NJ Eva
o.. h.fh OF Monroe
T sew" .....-
SEWER COUNTY AZ Fairs.
.....,.t.si.re,s ,.rrs IN sos.
The ir5 ,o,.,. as hoard Of
son rs....'. a,.N ,'t'l .'...,. t,,.,
r.sHrt'. l.l HaN l,., 49,, s..5 tTars.
i.| ''' WV, ''''V '.' r..,,. lih.
acids ''fI ,''ilt ,,,
o. matters .li..ot1 10 h"N ~, ~,
r'r.fi M ...ls'. "a ...,u Icy '''
la.H. precincts e. toi'o ,rr,s,us Mrs
r-. F.H. ssilns district No. a. Mn
2 s.. ,, t,,'.' n 500, Monroe
.flt. 'if3.lr \isrlsb, Monroe
tI ~" r-i.tt'., tg-grb A x
L''... =. ,f.r,,-,,. ,"dtrssn
H'I '' ei.,,,..t''d ~
fl.' p,ro~ faiI.
X. II I.t- r. Jensen
- ~ 90 p.,s- CLristsr.
VIZ ,i.'',ri., \. :. Alma I
.-5,iiI1r Arrfs 4 rovIcy. Rod.
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INTERNATIONAL TENNIS.

Newport. England June SIN the dOu-
hics iu The international tournament to-
dsv for ne Dwight r. Davis challenge
Gun H0lComh Ward and RAYMOND u, Lit
DE-. Americans beat A r. Nidlng. New
Zealand. ana LUs Plriey.n, Australia IS.
GO &C.
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RICHFIELD.
SENT TO MENTAL HOSPITAL.
condition Of Rcubcn r. Farms.
"'''n' Once a Leading Citizen.

'' N'NtiAtINfs
,,....le.d. SEWER CO.. June AT a
s,,- session OF the district cour This
.'on 10 was ordered mat Reuben
s,... worth be committed 10 tho
Mental hospital at Provo for
s... u NJ Fsrnsvorth is resi-.
,.,..0- lathhcld and has vile and
i.-. hcie For some time he has
,t.. ling in health. caused mainly
7, Worry over fnauci1i royerses
-,. 20, forenoon Do acted very strangely
.,.. family became alarmed and
1... OF the little rifls 90 ihc neigh
III. III. inr resistance Thi~ nasefed a..
ft.,- ana De attempted ~ DO the
t.l. aatm but several men arrived
~. p .'me 20 prevent o. This Is
5"i ease Mr.. Faruswouh was
,,,,. lears ago one Of the leading
..s ut re has always been sober
t.t,..l uasirious and exemplary In his
-, Jus Now this misfortune has come
' Ain In the very prime Of life, he
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Batteries jackson, Jarroit ana YES.
Volierderf Faucott, Morrison, stnntt
and SDhran.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
WEEK OF RAIN

There hag been a week OF any
weather, and as a result the 0ume over
Sage Greek was partly washed out. ana
irrigation has been suspended. a larg'
force of men is az work aud a few
days the damage will be repaired.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
NEWS OF THE STATE

being but IS years Of age. City Mar
shall George Galloway and Samuel Ne
beker viii accompany him to Provo
tomorrow morning. the sheriff being
out Of the county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09

fee,ive while Hughes was just the reyers,e,
I'm splte Of poor support As a I''u''
Washington won easily
soor.. r H. r.
Cleveland 600, ......,,...'.'.'''.'.''. 3
Washington ..'...'''''''''''''''' 10
Rauencs-Htss and Clarke. Hughes ana
Hcydou.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09

Boston. June s-Piiuburg won a free.
hitting same today hy 70 20 4 making
B0ston's nuieeuth successive defeat
Every man who went 10 bat f0f either
team ht safely, but clever fielding re-
nuDlN he nm InlaL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
LAKETOWN.
DOUBLE WEDDING.
SNOW and Rain Interfere With shear.
ing Operations.

special correspondence.
Laketown Rich Co., June two or
three inches OF snow and considerable
rain fen here today. a second attempt To-
hold peace meeting was made lu Monday
night but az the hour Of assembling one
OF the most violent thuudorstOrms Boz tho
towns history occurred and hindcrcd The
project
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
THE BIG DAY OF THE YEAR
June Oh

For United Commercial Travellers A.
ogden. Trains leave o. g. /. depc;
40 or 1880 a. u., or i.So 3. m. n
you want 90 o. % Miilsks on the Lu-
I'm cutoff. take the i.l1 q. M. train.