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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21
MORE ABOUT BALL
PLAYERS EXCUSES
GroundkeeperS Have a Bad Time
When a Ball is FumbIed
BY Fielder.
WAD OF CHEWING GUM DID IT.
How "Dopcs' Wol,erton let Ball
Gross the Line and Won Eleven
Innings Game.

Gtouudkeepsrs know better than amy
others about the excuses ard e.,eutr.cl.
de. Of ball players They are called upon
10 sweep. scrub. soften. harden smooth
and rougheu the ground for certain
players every day during The season
They are asked 20 pour water ou one
spot ana dry out another
They are asked 10 put new top dressing
on shortstop and sweep It N second
base and the finding Of the one piece %
gravel as big as the end o. l.ttlo fine
ger means week Of chiding-it the
player happens 10 make an error
There vas one Chigas0 player accord
Ing to toe Chicago Record-Hera.d who
used 20 carry a pggketfIl Of lguu,gs that
he would scatter around h.m alter De
had tumbled a bail. and another one
used 10 cut up the ground with his
spikes ~ that nc cuuld show Dis fellows
where the ball struck when % took a
bad bound
Another one used 70 tear The leather on
the ringers OF ms glove after be fumbled
ball, 90 show now hard ~ was Eit
They nave an sorts ~ excuses.
Il is fact that a piece u chewing
gum that "DOpes' MOlyertou threw
away once won game for chicago from
Cincinnati aud al eleyeu-muus game
at that
II was in the eleventh inning az On
cinnau Chicago had scored in the nrst
half u the inning. and. with a man on
third and one out Jake BeckIoy rolled a
bunt toward third. The blunt was fair
hy SIX inches and Btckley having
caught WolNettou asleep. was safe ly
yarls NoIyert0u saw that it was use-
less o. try % catch the runner az first
and decided 90 let the ball r1I hoping
against hope that b. would ron foul As
d. ran in Wolvortou spit ont O. wad %
chewing gum. and as be- stood over flo
bal watching 10 rOll be- was astduuded
90 see Il stlKe against the wad of gum
and. with Its last gasp ron across tho
line onto foul ground. on tho next -.
fort BegkIey popped up a foul The next
ran wont -ut and lh--lEl won
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21
PRESTON. IDAHO.
PIONEER DAY PROGRAM.
POLITICAL Slraws - Tanner
Nuptials-New Arrivals.

special Correspondence.
Preston. Oneida Co. Idaho July 20.
here will be a bic time IN Preston
'l The 2ith. The celebration will be
gwen under the auspices q the sun
.ay schools 81 the four wards % Pres
'o. The ball Eamts, horse races,
ll.ling matches and program. etc
NlA be carried on AZ the new public
Iafk which will be formally opened
m mat day. Following Is the program
pr he day alutes will be fired
he artillery al sunrise Al 10
COCK all will assemble at the grand
ahd Al the Village park where the
ioloWing program will be rendered.
selection, by the brass band: song.
sunday school children. prayer.
~ Chaplain; singing BY sunday school
snlafen' selection. By band. Grafton.
~ James " Wallis: stump speech.
why We Celebrate" James o. Pat
,oh' quartet. George Taylor and 9TH
- "Reminiscences Of Pioneer Days
RESIDENT Sol. u Hale: selection, by
'ana' song, by Sunday school.
ne afternoon Will be devoted 20
'',leue sports games and races.
n, ~ me evening there Will be a dancrl
a. NE academy. N
Last evening the Acme Sewing eluf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21
COUNTY ASSESSOR MAYIAIn

J W Coulter. o. Leslie, s. d. Asses.
sor - Stanley County. relates the fol-
lowing y was waylaii by a compiled
ton Of throat ana lung troubles. br0n-
chius asthma and a terrible cough.
which lad affected me Tor years. when
] was persuaded 10 try Dr. Kings Now
Discovery. Relief came almost imme.
diately. and In short time a perua-
nent cure resulted" No other medicine
com o1res with 10 as sure and quick
cure fCs coughs ana colds. II cures az.
ter an other remedies have failed Eve
cry bottle guaranteed az 2. G.. VI. J.
drug store. ll2-ll4 South Main. Price
Zoe md 800 Trial bottle free.
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DEAFNESS CANNor RE crnrn

by local applications. as they canrst
reach tho diseased portion of The ca
There Is only one way 90 cure deafness
ana that 10 by constitutional remedies
Deafnes Is caused hy an innamed candI.
uon 81 the mucous lining q the Eufta.
chan Tube when this tube q inhames
you have a rumhirF sound ~ imrerfs n
hearing. an1 When ~ is entirely clogef
Deafness "a the result and unless the IN.
Hammati0n can hf taken out ana this
fuhs resi0rsi % its normal eonAi,i0-,
hearing VIII Do Destroyed forever. nine
cases out ~ ten are caused By Catarrh
which b nothing but az inramed cond.
ton q the mucous surfaces
We will give ore Hundred Dollars for
any case n Deafness caused by catsrfh,
that cannot be cured hy Rails Catafrh
Cure. send far circulars free
T. J CHENEY a co. Toledo. o
Sold by pfuFsisis l5c.
Take Hairs Family Pilh Tor constipa-
ton
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ASSESSMENT NO. q.

summit Extension Mining Company.
Principal place ~ business Salt Lake
city Utah. Notice rs hereby given that
a a meeting Of the Directors held on the
5lih DAY OF June 1915. an assessment *
the capital stock NJ the corporation is
sued payable Immediately o. Theodore
Nysttom. Treasurer 51 West South Tenn
pie Street Salt Lake city Utah. Any
stock 0u which this assessment may re-
main unpaid on the 18Th day q August.
1876 VIII De- delinquent aud advertised Tor
sale 40 public auction and unless pay
ment IS made before will be sold on tho
18th day u August 1876 20 pay the de-
Anqueut assessment together with the
cost of advertising and expense % sale
THEODORE NISTROM secy
Offce 81 West South Temple street.
Salt Lake CITY Utah
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WHY FISH ARE SCARCE.


County Fish and Game Commissioner
Byron HanChCtt went 90 the Rex ranch
90 TIE head rf Loss creek Monday 90
Investigate a reported violation ~ the
slaie law A large portion q the wa
ttfs NJ Loss creek are used by TIE Loss
Greek Irrigation company % irrigate
lands u the valley. east and south az Au-
Iora An old reservoir ls about mile bc-
low Zoe Rex ranch into this the waters
- the upper creek have been turned since
spring and thousands of trout are alleg-
cd 90 enter this reservoir because o. no
screen lu The canal % prevent them do
lng 30. a screen being insisted upon by
Law. The Hsh that - into this reservoir
never return 90 the creek but later iu
ne season when the mp0unded waters
become silgnant die by thousands Loss
creek is one of the finest trout streams In
SEWER county 10 has always been noted
for its excellent fishing and. a few years
ago. was stocked with eastern brook
trout Mr HanCheu vii compel the irrlga-
ton company o. comply with the law hy
screening the canal that supplies the res
ervoir He will have tha hearty co-opera-
uou of every enthusiastic angler IN the
county -Riohfeh sun
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SUMMER EXCURSIONS
via oregon Short Line

Daily June ist 70 September 18Th.
1906. from salt Lake City:
Portland or Spokane and return
tyia huntington ......-.,.....,, %
San Francisco and return via Og-
den and s T., both Ways. 600
San Francisco and return Via
Portland. one woy...............is5. 50
Los Angels aua retlfn .,a Sz-
rem ana s p. 10th ways........ %. %
Los Angeles and return VIA Port.
land. one way .................. g 50
Proporiionately low rates from other
points.
Final return limit % tickets October
slff
SEE AGENTS FOR FURTHER
PARTICULARS
CITY TICKET OFFICE. 2oi Main St
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INDIAN VALLEY.
New Bishopric Needcd-Death Of Lit.
tie Child.

special Correspondence.
Indian Valley, Washington Co. Ida.
July N.--Some OF the people OF this
vtuon decided 10 move out to other
Places this spring. including the entire
h.shopric on account OF III health and
% srgaee 10 other pursuits so that the
ps'pl. feel like shee. without a shep-
he'd 20 some eyten. Bat there are
Quite few left yet who have The
promise OF President r. 5. Bramwell
that he will be here soon 10 reorganize
me ward
Sunday school Is held regularly
with good attendance.
Ella Lucille. the four-year- old
daughter of Isaac a. and Sarah 4
Horn Andrew. was taken suddenly
s.ck or the 18th inst. about noon and
fte next morning about 2 o'clock her
sf.rt passed away o. the world be-
E0ri Funeral services were held to-
dar at me Westinghouse with a good
attendance
The crops this season are generally
good especially hay and fruit. The
health of the PEOPLE here IL good. as
mis- .,F healthy climate. with good
water
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21
INDIVIDUALITY OF cows.

Everyone knows that one COW VIII
give q different amount Of milk than
another on the same feel But a great
many DO not seem TO realize that the
same difference exists IN their capacity
for ealing, their taste for dinepnt
feeds their behavior. etc.
As much difference exists between
COWS m every respect as between peo-
ole But what DO you do? Feed and
care for them all alike, aud wonder why
some DO not DO well.
some COWS like bran better than 9TH
ers and make use Of more o. a. Some
do not like rape some refuse gluten
We had q young COW that wouldn't eat
corn. Some are hoggish with certain
feeds and not with others. Some be-
have quietly az all times. some seem 90
lose their temper on certain days and
they are ugly 20 everything. Some win
sulk II they cannot do a. they wish
some act crazy when a calf Is born and
others do not seem 10 care when the
calf II removed. So q goes each hav-
ing some REGULARITY o. taste or manner
that marks her from the rest You
can often Identify calves by their Pc
cullar ways. II YOU know the cows. The
point e. this. Il Is the utmost folly 10
FEED aud treat two cows alike. and OK
pect rood results. Give each that feed
ar4 care best suited 20 her indivldu.
allty. In order 20 90 this you must
study your COWS. and that study viii
bring you additional dollars
DR. D. Moore Lindsay has moved his
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21
BIKE RACES
Was a Good Meet Last Night But De.
void OF Sensations.

The races at the Salt Palace were goo.
so night ser they were devoid ~ auy
s.'p and abiding thrills All those iue.-
dents usually associated with au average
meet .H lHH saucer were conspicuous Uy
.Atf absence There were 900 h1lr-rd.sUl
pushes rI h.oUd-curdiiug spills among
zoe tours. poo allegations 90 team Wurk
ia glHt.sf-- .ust plain stIaiEhtdWays with
90. ff..s COINS f0 the Logical riders Ti
crowd. TOO was the acme of genteG de-
pertinent 600 apparently had not 'he en-
1ley tu rGuIE BOO chorus Nevertheless
inc race, were good and were kicked M
A good shape The man with the sprint
took down th5 money
The summary q last nights meet f0l.
lows.
Nile handicap professional Gnal-Law-
sau lsDraf,hI clark as ysrda. HOLSTER
Nb }afis torIer as yards Palmer ,oi
NaIlsI. nme-l l.s.
Mle handicap amateur. fnal-West as
sards. IIefeunacher t6l yardel, Holiday
as Far1N. Wright t5 YARDS, Giles 60
YARDS. T1me-l.,5 g.5.
Australian pursuit professional invita-
ton, lark Hgrus Miucu Agr8z Time
lNl. distance {. miles. o laps. 4 yards.
Nuarltr-mi, open amateur. final
West McCarma0k Mclaughlin pIefen.
b8chtr Iime-N
.tNe-mle Dap profess.onal-Lawson
Mcfarland. Downing Hopper HOLSTER
Time 1910 % fOgler finished fourth.
but Was disqualified
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NOTICE or SALE

I1 DE Third Judicial ulstrtt Court
state % Utah County q SAT- Lake. ln
tle matter of the tsfa.e % william Lam
eclue. Deceased Ncl.e is hereby even
that under authority q an order 4 sale
granted 5y the Third District Court q
tht State 70 Utah. Clurty q Salt Lake.
dated JlJ D. l.r ] Rll sell 40 FnFats
sale The following described real estate.
AL 70 Do O. block ~ Flye-AcIe plat
co. Big ueld survey The sale VIII BE-
made 0n 0I after tlt 80 DAY " July
lFi art tIds vii be received a. TIE q
Gee ~ Messfs cannon a irvine. ~ ug
Ttup.tt11 BUILDING salt Lake CITY
ltat Terms " sale cash a. per cent
payable at tlme rf sfls and TIE balances
0u cllnrmauur 20 sale tv the sald court
ALFRED LAMbOURNE,
Administrator % the Estate % william
Iambnurne Deceased
Dated July on 1906
Cannon & Irvine. Attorneys Tor Estate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21
DovrL COMPLAINT IN CHILDREN

Dyr.rr the summer months children
49, subject 10 disorders Of the bowels
.rbi.h should receive careful attention
y soon as the first unnatural loose
IS III the bowels appears. The best
medicine 10 use for bowe complaint
(. rbsnberlain's Collie. Cholera and
n.-rboes Remedy as il promptly con-
.,,is any unnatural loosentss Of the
bors whether II be IN child or all
AMT For sale by all druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21

yon. While on the hillside with
HE flock he sat down 10 rest upon
a small ledge Of rock Tie held a Win.
chester rifle IN front Of him butt down
Ward. When he moved the rife slipped
the Jagged face q the ledge. discharged
the weapon. The ban entered the lower
part u his thigh and courssd upward
through the bowels 20 the plt OF The
stomach lie vas found by camp
mover who summoned assistance and
then endeayored % bring him 10 this city.
The injured man died. however on the
tain.
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MANTI.
nal NJ Mrs. John Walker--New Cit
izen Arrives.
.-Lnntrasnondence

social correspondence.
v.ru sanpete Co., July 2O.-The
4e...cf Mrs John Walker was brought
~ :. Vi,ru Monday, from Huntington, for
to.'f Funeral services over the re-
u.irs we're held ia the Tabernacle
ma, .f,ernoon. Grandma Walker,
,s she vas generally known, was an old
s'..'sr, of this city. but the last few
,.sr. had lived with her daughter IN
u a. arl Mrs Charles BraIthwaite are
.,5-,.irg over the arrival Of a boy at
XXI home last Tuesday morning, July
va-r had q refreshing shower Tues
8ay afternoon.
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g. A. r. EXCURSION.
Minneapolis and Return, ea5 90

on sale August 9th and ie,h. !.ens
Limits Siop-oyers @. a. r. Special
Headquarters Trains leave Salt Lake
August 9Th via Scenic Colorado Md
lfnd. Make your berth reservations
y)w with Commander u. q. sleater. No.
n So. West Temple. Call at Midland
,,icke, once. Il West ?nd So. for iiln-
>srary and illustrated books on the trip
Nuliman Observation cars. Through
hing cara. Finest scenery.
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HALF THE WORLD WONDERS

how The other half lives. Those who
use Ircklen's Arnica Salye never won
der u it viii cure Cuts. Wounds. Burns.
Sores and ail Skin eruptions: thcy
know 70 viii. Mrs Grant shy. 1880 =.
Reynolds ST.. Springfield H.. says: 81
regard % one OF the absolute necessI-
ties of housekeeping Guaranteed by
4. C. 81 ]. drug store ll2-lli Main ST.
&c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21

July 10. 1905.
Until further notice wo viii make 4
storage rate of N-t per ton on Rock
Springs and Cumberland Goals ana
$40 per ton on al. sizes o. anthracite
coal
y. J. SHARP COAL CO..
IS So. Main 81
Telephones 7ia
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Batteries -- Mcfarland, McIyer and
Phelps. Lush Sparks and Doom. Two
base hit-Gee Bases on balls-On Nc
Farland. .. ~ Mcllver ?. N Lush. q
Struck out-By Mcfarland, 4. by Lush. ?
Umpire- KLEIN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21

AZ Saltalr--About $500 people and
ltgions 81 children spent the day AZ
Saltair yesterday on the occasion 81
the outing Of the Salt Lake stake sun
day schools One Of the incidents ~
the day was the strong wind which
came up suddenly about J.. m. and
caught o number Of people who were
floating out near the DANCER sigus IN
a few minutes the waves assumed very
unpleasant proportions but everyone
got back 20 their dressing rooms with
out anything more serious than
streaming eyes from the effects % the
salt spray.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21
OGDEN CANYON
Excursion Sunday. July 22nd

wa oregon short Line Round trim
o. ogden 81 90 Trains leave Salt Lake
% 40 or 1890 a. 90. 0r 1880. 4.t5 on f.05
g. o.. Returning leave ogden 90 40
and 6.21 p. H.. and special 40 1880 o.
u.. for the benefit n those who desire
f0 spend The whole day in me canyon
street cars now operated % mouth %
canyon. Trout and chicken dinner al
Hermitage.
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PACIFIC COAST

Batteries Hess and ki'tredg.. Griffith.
Newton aud kIeUUW
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Gimun's Lobsters and Dubei TsIlors are
lighting o out this afternoon on walkers
field
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AT THE RESORTS.

Caider's Park-Calder's park book
ings for week beginning July %:
Tuesday--Fitiing celebration of
pioneer day, including professional
horse races
Thursday-First Baptist sunday
school.
Friday. n $. missionary classes.
Saturday--McDonsld candy GO,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21
THURBER.
DEATH OF LITTLE BOY.
Torrents Of Rain Damage some and
Benefit Others.

special Correspondence.
Thurber, Wayne Co.. June l6.-Ths
hJlc 4-year-od son Of Charles Bull
lard died Of diabetis Friday, July 49,
and was buried the next day.
Rain fell IN torrents on the 18th and
lNh The rain has been a benefit TO
arners and stock on the ranges. but
much damage was done to lucerne and
other standing crops The streams we're
,o muddy the FISH could be- gathered IN
Sacks fun along the banks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21

y. VI. {, A. AT Lsgoon-Today the
members Of the Y ~ c. 4 and their
friends are al Lagoon 1000 or so
strong The main attraction this ar
ternoon are the Aquatic sports
which are being pulled on In the lake
In the form Of number Of swimming
races for medals
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21
CHaMBERLAIN'S collie. CHOLERA
AND DIiRRHOEA REMEDY.

This Is a perfectly reliable medicine
for bowel complaints ard one that has
never been known "a fail even 10 the
most severe and dangerous cases. For
sale by all druggists
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21

Batteres-Thomps0n and Grady; Eason
and Ritter TRo-base hit-Jordan. Bases
on balls-On Thompson, !. N Eason
Struck out-By Eason. 3. by Thomas.
Jmplre-Carpeuter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21

Seattle July 9.-Sestu. WON 6uey
played loinuIng game = ball here to-
Jay "a twO-hase ma hy troll and a sine
gle by lsbel sending in the winning run
Seattle scored twice 900 the FIRST and
portland made run iu the same iun-
ing- oscar Jones then held Portland
safe until the NINTH when the score was
tied
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Offices for Rent

The Capital r. +. l. CO has desk
room and ground floor offices Tor rent
u their commodi0us quarters. No. II
Wcss Second south There IS no bet
ter location in the city
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ST. Louis. July 9-Pitcher Esson. o.
Brooklyn. let 81 Louis down without a
bit or run today, tho visitors winning
Score. HE.
ST Louis .............,.....t...,0 o o
nrnok-yu --------.---- -----..-..--.- ~ ID
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batteIies-Waite Patterson. Hart and
Sullivan. Patton and Hsyd1u
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sioux city. July @-Mckay outpitched
Corhett today in q well played game.
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FATAL GUN ACCIDENT.
80, Howell. a Paradise Youth Of Fl,
The Victim.
,,respondencf.

s,.,--I T0irespohdenU'
So cache CO.. July 9-Henry How
bea., ,rc sheepherder, whose home Il
o. 5..s his county accidentally shot
ir fatIlr'3 himself IN the mountains east
arG ~ last evening. Hls body was
~ n, 40 logan this afternoon. Th'
trous ,r who Is n years Of age, was
yo1In.ss .rsep az the head Of Logan can
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21

Spokane. July . Spokane batted out
hard earned victory On the eighth iunug
NJ todaTs game four singles and Suesg'
'oug triple turning apparent defeat into
victory Rush pitched a steady game f1r
the home team and should have won sss-
iiy but his team mates errors almost
lost the game
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NORTHWESTERN.

Butte july 81 Both teams DIT the ball
hard today Butte u0siug out Tacoma
~ 10 - Hggiuh0thnm was knocked ouf
~ the box ln the FIRST innings and Mike
Lynch took his place
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21

Oakland Cal, july 1-Oakland de-
fectei Fresno today in O. hard fought
pitchers contest by huuch.ug bits iu fhe
fourth inning Oakland boo MCGr,gor
tut once after that Fresno was unable
90 hit safely
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PIONEER DAY

stem across the street for tea. coffee
and sandwiches at the Park Grocery.
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d. Brosdbent Dentist
E0o.Qi Scott building. ies Main.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21

Today IL the day you order things for
the Sunday dinner. Have you MOUNTS
Chow Chow on the listf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21

Lls Angeles Juiy @-Bemad .n the
sixth and MDCleIIaud .u the seventh Old
OIL The rune getting there was for the Joe
calls in tUlays game. aud San Francisco
went down 90 deftat by a score II 20 ].
OBrien in the dfth crossing the plate
and saving the visitors from auuiihIla-
ton. Magic, who replaced HIT iU the
hoN for Los Angeles lured six men %
ran, while O'Buen struck out but one
Score: X. "a
los Ahgeles ','..'.''.''''''s's.''.-..-
san Francisco .......,........,.,....l %
Batteries Nagle and Mangorina.
% BuCu and Wilson.
ImrlTe-kuell
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Batteries-ssrders and Gonding. Slim
mel and MessItt
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Batteries Taylor and King; Mathew
son aud B0Wermau TWo-hase hits
Devlin. pahleu Thfcc-hase hits-Siein-
feldt Struck out By MstheWsou. 2
Bases on tails--Of Taylor @. on Mathew
son. {
Tmplres-Johnstouc and O'Day
Cincinnati Boston game postponed,
-
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pes Molues July 2l-Gillen has the
better ~ pitchers battle keeping the
hlts scattered and Des MoIres won from
Denver it "A score % l.
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News OF THE STATE
LOGAN DEPARTMENT

~ -u," 10 Delivered BY Logan Every Might Sunday excepted at IS
60 Per Month Ali p.ymm and complaints regarding delivery should B.
IL to Mitchell. Agent for Daily Saturday and Semi Weekly News
aHS z Center Street. Phone SID lsdspspdent