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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-08-11
PROCLAMATION.

Whereas. there was submitted 10 the
clecio,s oi ihe State a; the last general
election as required by Law an initiative
petition Tor proposed amendment i1
Article is 81 the Constitution ol She
state ~ Oregon. o. h, designated Ia the
constitution as section Ia oi Article ~
o. said constitution, for the iniiiaiiye
and referendum on local. special ard
municipal laws and parts oi Laws. and
Wtercls. on she s5ih day Of June.
ioua ihc Secretary of State in my p',.
seusu as governor e. the State Of Oregon
dii canvass the votes given for AMI
against said proposed amenimen,. ard
Whereas. IL WAS asceriained and Dr..
ts-uiued upon such canvas that ihyre
ucrc s. .67s votes east Tor said propo.ei
amendment. and lG.sli votes against
ihp same. and tha; said propo.ej
amendment received al affirmative
majority Of the total number Of effective
yuic. ca.i therrou aud entitled to b.
counted under the provisions Of Law.
Noa. Therefore. I. George T.. Cham
bsr.aiu, as Governor % She State r Ore
.ou. iu obedience 90 and by virtue oi
she rourr aud authority vested iu me
bv law. DO hcrcby make and i..re ihi.
proclamation 10 the people Of th' State
Ci Oregon. aud do announce anJ declare
thai 'be whole number Of vote. elsi IN
t.. state oI Oregon a; said election i1r
art again % .aid proposed amendment
u8s ~ hereinbcture stated. and that
-ad proposed amendment receiy-l an
affirmative maiority u she total number
r' votes east ihercon ard entitled 30 ie
c.uuted under ihe provisions Of isv and
iI.ai .aij amendment hsryinbei.rs mem
ui1nfd .lial b. and b. iu iull inra aud
effect ~ para pi The Constitution o'
...r state of Oregon from jha if'e %
fI.- PROCLAMATION
Done ai 'hc Capito, at ~,lrr ihis
-.iH day of June a. o.. iou
o., iil Governor
GEu. g.. CHAMBERLAIN,
Goycruur o' ufe.on.
o. d. DUNBAR. SECRETARY 90 -.aic
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-08-11
LOCAL AND personal

See Che notice " che messing %.
$500 board ot equalization
Jake Wight was os .nm
IrsT--F Monday attending .5 -ome
probate nauefs before Iudg Rec
.1r
p Wul-r- va- Boz the e.ir
Tu-sl- ae informed Tine Tim
Herald boz ual finished harvesting
li- u-y eou
Choice Surplus Valley dry land
al!ala seed can uoa la obtained Of
Simon LsEis a. the Burn Livery
and Feed Barn, ~ 90 d Bsown *
Sons iu this city
Sheriff Richardson and wife left
Monday ilr Harn-y aud DlsE-ey
Nhere they esrs joined Dy o,ners
and All went 20 the mountains 10
camp. fsL and pick huckle1srriss.
"a. ~ ClyveugeF has the mO-t
extensive aud well selected stock
Of wall paper ever seen Ia tn.f
county The variety and design
as we'll as quality are ail that one
could desire DE Is also receiving
fine line Of furniture md nae one
Of the neatesi lurailule diaplays
ever seen.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-08-11

local interest viii Se discussed
Among other things a move viii
be put on foo, to get an ariesiau
water flow tested in this vicinity.
While this may he an uphill uu-
der,aking 1t is nevertheless worth
trying and with proper encour-
agemen, Will he made a 90 ID
has never been doubted that we
have artesian water IN ,hi, valley,
vet it has never been given q iair
trial and the sooner ,bi, iac, IS de
monsira,ed iha, much sooner viii
the possibilities oi ,he Ndrrey
country he brcugh, 90 ,he aHen.
ton Of outside people
AT the Saturday evening mest-
ing several matters vg-, d,scu>s-
ed and thc executive committee
took up ,he matter o' advertising
], is possible chat some eastern
and middle yves, papers and mlg-
azines viii be used ta. inis pun
pose as O seems to Bee the ma,t
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-08-11
FINAL SETTLEMENT.
In the matter Of the Estate Of Adam
Csoebel, dec ased.

In the matter ot the Estate of Adam
Csoebel. decg ased.
Notice Is hereby given tha, the under
signed administrator Of the above en-
ii,led estate has ddly filed bis iua.
account herein, aud iha, the Hon. ]. Z.
Rector, Judge OF the County Court Of
the State OF Oregon for Harney county
has appointed Monday the first day OF
October leO0. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. at the
County Court House at Burns. Oregon,
a. she day aud place for the hearing Of
objections to said final account snd the
settlement thereof and has directed The
Times-llersld as the newspaper for the
publication Of this notice. ANY and all
PERSONS, or body curporate whatever,
desiring to objec, to the approval Of said
account and the settlement thereof are
hereby required to present or file their
objections on or before snid day.
Dated Angus; sch 1905
FRED LUNABERG.
Administrator
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-08-11
PUSH CLUB aOSDAY EVENING.

None Of the members outside
gf .he executive committee were
present al the meeting Of the
Burns Development League last
Saturday evening. This may
have been on account Of such
short notice and il was decided 10
call another meeting for next
Monday night, Aug. I3 al the
city hall. Although there will be
no railroads built that Is com
pleted-the members are urged
10 attend, as several matters OF
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-08-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


Notice u hewhy given that SYLVESTER -mliA
oi Weed iakr. fiafupy uun'Y. Oregon. has tlri
notice Of intention % make rfuoI or uis hrsUfi
laud claim No -. fnf thN uusuffrrru anu
shat would - m regularly surveyed from fnr
last the ~. wv. 81 -Wii -sH u and =
NFt. and ~ ~ -rr - z u n. o. .a's p.
n .a.u s-rgs taiofv ihc REGISTER and lsceifcf
Al Burns utvfut. uu TUESDAY TIE -'ih ual o
August. i'st.
1ic bamt. ihr fo'iuuinr illnesses tu prove
the comuieto iffiasfiuu and reclamation uI
said land.
Jat simmons Iesss wnolroeE ThcoiofC
Dunn aud John b Iafrtf on of Narruus. or
sou.
W. FAEsr Heriticf
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-08-11

Wasn't o., % good ih.a- .a., SIR.
ky.e had those cherries with
him O.Hervi,e ,he Ory-0u.au
would simply have said bee was a
hdr THa.s what 'a. majority
,ay when i1,d what elr He raised
in ,He Hawey country People
have fo be- ",Hav. whether
ue, a-. from N...1a. .- n...
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-08-11
rmtc- Land Aci. June 81. is-s
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
rSirEn STATES LASn .orFicE,.

TEfrEu ~rATE- LAND uFFfCE.
Burns urlEou. lulr. %. iloti
NUiirf is hlfehr given that ir compliance
with fEr provisions Of tfa art of Congress OF
June E. lt-s cufit.ei tu art inr tht sale uf tin
l1r lards iu fhe states OF raIifofuia. OREGON.
heFsil. auN MafHir4f1r Trrfifof1. as extend.
60 fo aIi thr Iufli. land states by s-f uf Aug
Esf O. fs1.. Maud no Mcufc. of r1ftiaul. COUNTY
ci NulirnuIlI. state 90 uftl1H has CO. o. daY ffd
ir thtsoGi1e hersr 20 staI Irrfruf &c. .s. for ihc
Nlf uAs. ni tat M.l MA rt wv
ENi 81 OF -erfiOr Nu GO iu Town
shiF 80. D T.. EauEt 80. 1f o. ". M.
anu H lii otter rruuf fU Usluu fuaf thN iaud sought
O. mufr faluanle luf its tiuhsf u- stone than inf
Agricultural fufr'scs. and o. establish her
rlaiu fo saif .aud hefnr fhe Heeistcr and Re
rfitef ai Ulfus. uHcr1r. on TUESDAY iht 18th
lnF ui September. iHf
-H. uHmra e. uitH"tt Nrumas -iiuFHf.
uI NufiIauI urIEuH. .HHs sIIuErf. uf fiio
ufHuIr IT N Naifauf. UI COO. uf.fnu. n. A.
fiHuir of BIeT OREGON
ArI auI al rrrsnnt Hlairirr adversely fhe
afssU IrtHfiHHf iaunt afH frfuat'r.i o. llr their
rlai1is Ir fH's un.He ur uf Irfarr saIf isth daY
u. .HHf.H. rI IHst.
VS. rtags Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-08-11

fNffrr ~raTrs itNr urri.r
Nlfrs. NHrEHH. fuiF L 10
Hnill' H N.fHNt EI.U t.Hf Dol compliance
uIfU i.U ufUFlf.HUt H. on. E.Iuf CHusfrfa nf
Iur. tsrt rrHI."I .Ar Hrf far tHr sale OF
tuus .arlf IU f.r states u' California. ufu
fft erNtla. fuI Washington Territory e.
ctt.uirf in aI fn. Iul.. land states fT sct
ui August Al IsH. uiIr.E IA nU'finas of ChIa
.HEu. .nHnfU ui Cora state UI fUIUUIH haH
tlIs If. a.Ei ir taif 1r... H.s fuufu ftateurnf
so ,1 o. Ca rHf.asfr ai thr f' -Wi. q.
r". H aN of a#rl..u NU i. fH Town
fHII hU u r hsus. So o. a. auf
uw prof o. sHru fHaf far land
.HaE D. Hu." NaIaH. d. iHf Ift 800 30 auI stone
i.f. OIL. I.fIri. rlflafrt. aut iu establish
I' ..a." 'n fala .Hut .-IHfI fHH Hf.atrT aud
.t.U..N." ai IIIfus. HfrHuU. uU NrIurfiay.
I.. ..i. IHN U. arr.raIHHf f.t.
o. uarri as uiirrssrf N1Hrft Williams.
hfahA L. NI .r hrn'F Chaplin. william D.
-rru".f al. U. sIle" ufrEar
ANY aHI 90 rrrsHuH rlHluiua adversely thr
sault .rf.fI.s.I lanIf 4fr f# ursi.i Ca q III their
r.aius iu tait ur.g' ou 0i triufu ssid iitl day
srrifa.rf. i.t.
WH lkHur. REGISTER.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-08-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
ONiIh nsrps 80 ass<on ,ss Inn i,,s orFiSs !, ,

UNITED stairs LAND oFrfcr.,
Burns. Orexou. June n. igot
Notice = hereby given that the follruinr
nsrisd settler has hled notice ~ HIS irtenffar
TO make fnsl prcnf I'm support ~ his claim ant
That said rfuoi viii lac ufadc before the prriater
isu. viz georEc whiting, of burns ururun ~
SO iai1. Cor the NEia seC -, 7. - 5 s. n
a. s.
hts e,anunuous residence rrnu and cuitiYnifrr
I'D gaii land. vir; frank Whi.ing. Ffank
gsrksnu ffauk uakcr. Frauk siier. .aliuf Rufrs
NN rAHaE. Reris,r-
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
rs5ss sr,5l.i,spurflsr; "a, L..

TsirHr -rkTTH EkNU uFfI.I.
Hufus. HfrFuU. Nl.. i. lti..
Nuiirg b. nsfrbr eiFcu tlat ihF iulouius
named srftIrf has HIrl notice ui hIs intention
90 rfsks anal rfnlf IU support Of H.H rlalu
and thu saId rfuuI uIf o. uair iriufr iNr
Register aud Receiver no llufut. NfNsuu. uN
Ausutf s tat NH NrrIamlf Iufuau. u.
laauu. ufrrur. W D. SO IinI IHI fhr ~
srr iu Z .tr. q. nlir tsW.N
tle names tar fnIlnuiua ulfrrsset o. prov
De couiiuuuus rrtilrurr ufur ani rJiifaiinu
oi taid land Vif5 Edward Nuhlr Nuuaiuf.
ufrEuu. j. III iHfdau. u' laaru. ufrEuu.
Nenaiaf. u Ncnainf uf1EuU. jordan ui
uufut ufCsuu.
~ fAuur. krEistuf.
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job prin,ing-The Times Herald
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-08-11
Archie McGowan wants to sell
your unimproved sage brush land.
No TREsPAssiNG.

Hunting is forbidden upon my
premises. Trespassers viii be pros
eculed.
II. c. LEvENs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-23
.L0bSTERS down
TA|[ORS AGAIN
Yesterdays Victory Makes 1t
Four Straight for Ogden
Over Locals.
GIMLIN'S MEN CINCHED
GAME in FIRST INNING
Bluxrud Pitched Magnificent
Ball, Allowing Only Four
Scattered Hits.

And the TGilors lost again Ogden won
her fourth straight from the locals at Walk
ers field yesterday afternoon by Of
TO 2 Bluxrud was mystery TO 1he locals
while the Lobsters hit Romncy hard, and
thereby hangs tale Those who had sup
posed that Bluxrud would be ineffective
gnmo. wero given big surprise. Never on
the local field has he shown up TO better ad-
vantage He had the Tailors at his mercy
allowed during tho enire game
Locals Have Played Better.
The showing of the locals was rather dis
appointment. Their playing lacked snap and
yigor Team work was wanting and also that
Tailors. His running catches In right garden
H were ms brilliant rs they were spectacular
The snappy fashion in which he pulled down
Mortonsen's long, fast drive in the third
stirred the sleepy fans in tho grandstand
to make the only demonstration.
ogden won the game In tho very first inn
ing. On error of Beck, Bruyette mado
first Mortonsen singled and both men scored
on BluHTud's drive over short Dad Gim-
Bluxrud, The inning closed without furlher
scoring, but the lead gained served TO dis.
courage the locals while ut the same time
EGvo .ne Lobsters absolute confidence. Two
hitS In the fifth and as many errors gave
Ogden two moro runs. In both the seventh
and eighth innings OgGen managed 10 bring
in lone runs
How Locals Scored
Errors by Ogden placed Bluxrnd in hot
whter for just little while during the first
inning. On Bruyetto's error the only thing
that marrod his brilliant fielding In yester.
day s game, Douglas made first. Stewart
struck oct. but Henry let the ball pass and
before he could recover il Dad was smiling nt
him from the first sack. With two men on
tho bags and none ou, came Bruyette's on
portunity 10 redeem himself He snatohcd
up Hahn's grounder and unassited retired
stewart at second and then threw to first
In tune TO cut off Hahn. Herne booted Mar
gets last drive down past the second bag
and Douglas scored. Beck could not hit safe
and the Tailors retired. 1t was not until
the fifth that the Tailors scored again Rom.
ney singled getting the first hit from Blux~
rud during the game. Stewart walked and
on Hahn s well-placed drive to righ.fcld
Romney came home, scoring the Tailor's sec.
ond and last run. '''
Tho detailed story OF the game follows.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-23
MORAN DEFEATS HUGH M'LEAN.
After an Eventful Race They Exchange
Words. and Then Punches.

In motor paced race held at Boston last
week Moran defeated Hugh MacLean. Billy
Saunders paced Moran while Charley Turville
manipulated the chug- chug that MncLean
tagged onto. At the conclusion of the race
thero was a lively scrap between the two
pnco followers. This will undoubtedly be in
teresting news to the local racing fraternity
5ince these riders visited this city last fall
and rode exhibition races at tho saucer
In describing their match race the New
York Cycling World snysi
There is Joy in Boston and vicinity once
more for the rain hoodoo has boon broken
and the eight"times postponed race meet final
ly was held at the Revere Beach saucer on
Monday night of this week, with 5000 per
sons in attendance Incidentally, the meet
hippodrome affair, for James Moran
signalized his return from Europe by trouncy
ing his supposed friend, Hugh MacLenn, and
csrne near trouncing HIM in another manner
after the meet. So hot-hoaded did MacLean
and Moran become over the outcome that they
started to settle it by the good old way, but
they were separated before many blows had
been exchanged. Moran rode in fne style
and although MscLean had accidents mono
who saw the doubted but that the milk,
man could havc beaten him anyway, Moran
was three miles ahead Mt the end of TWEEN
ty-fve miles and he covered the distance in
IS .0S Is.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-23
sPRINTERs RACE AT LAGOON.
Jones, an Idaho Professional, Defeated
by Resort Employee Named Wilcox

Joseph Jones, a well-known profess
sional runner Of Idaho, was given a
great surprise at the Lagoon last Friday
when he began to boast Of his great
speed. His open challenge for a race
was accepted by one of the resort en-
ployes by the name of Eddie Wilcox.
ployees by the name of Eddie Wilcox
ately gathered together and each one
gave a dollar to make up a side bet.
Thirty dollars was raised and the race
pulled off. The great Idaho professional
lost his record In a FASH He wasn't in
The race at all. Wilcox leaving him far
in the background The employees had
a good laugh over the affair, and after
giving Jones the signal 10 go out and
speed up went back TO work, The won
derful black horse at Lagoon is now
looking for other professionals to show
up and begin to boast
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-23
Entries for Latonia.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
CINCINNATI, July 22.-Latonia entries for
Monday are:
First race, six furlongs-Lady March.
Posing. Maureen, Ssllie. S8; Prince Of Pless,
Sonata, Globe Runner, 101; Captor, Nc,
Cutcheon, Pete Vinegar, Champ CLARK. 1o3 :;
Chsperdinc. Oliver, Joe Shields, l06 Search
Me. 1l2: Lacona. lo7.
Second race, six furlon6s, sclling-Bnn-
posnl. Babe, 1os. Oasis, 90; Mill Song Her.
Ida, linda. 90; Heine, sandbath, Platt, lOl +;
RsvoA Protous. 1O4; Mayor Johnson Early
Boy, Barkelmorc, 1o6 Freebooter, 40; Pot
ter. 1l2.
Third rnce. seven furlongs-Nonie Luccllc,
Topsy Robinson, OIL, Mum, 100; Redlight'
White Plume. Torus Rod l02: Uncle Henri
Ma,adTr Mat lo5; Maj. painger6eld, Blast,c.
Fourth rnee, stGeplo chase, short course
Arc Light. 125; Dalosman, 12o; Jolo, 1870 !;
Modredlaw, 1872 Weird, 1870; War Chief,
1872. Gould, lA3; Ohio King, las; Class
Leader, l49 (Couplo Modrodlnw and
Weird Ferris cntry)
Fifth race, five furlongs-Quiddity, Fly
Fast, 81, Lovin, Morales. John Kaufman,
rean. lol; Elcazador. Banaventuro Margie,
Hemuth, 1o5; ovelando, 1os: LemoIino,
Ill; Lens, 1l2.
SIKH race. six furlouge selling-Mint Boy.
9S; Loretta II, Miss Anxious, 1ol; DR..
Young, 102, Red Coat. Louis c. IO6; Be.
gonia. Inspector, Girl, EARLY Hours Field
Lark 10T; Peaceful Henry, Larone Belle.
view. 1o9, Molleable. Fargo, The Mate. II2.
Seventh race: one mile. single-Florizel,
tins. Juba. Light Opera Little Elkin, Col.
den Mineral, Glassful. knowledge, 1903; The
Only Way, Lady Goodrich los: Marsh Re-
don. Dpcilc, 1ol, The Gnd6y, 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-23
KAYSVILLE.
BEES FILL BEDROOM
Yankton Man Finds Them Swarming
Over Bed, But Escapes.

YANKTON, $. D., July 22.-It is not
exactly novel experience for a man
to have single bee, of the political
variety at least, buzzing about in his
bonnet, but to be awakened from q
sound sleep to find a whole swarm Of
the apis mellifica in bed with one is
sufficiently unusual almost to deserve
the term unique.
This, however, was the experience of
Ralph Williams, who was aroused from
a sound slumber by the buzzing of what
he at first took to be househies. He
wondered how enough housefies could
get into the room to mako noise enough
to arouse him, for he is heavy sleeper.
and rubbing his eyes he inspected the
room.
He found the room literally black
with bees. The bed was lined with
them, his clothing was black mass of
wrilgghng insects and the walls and
ceiling were alive with the crawling.
buzzing nttle busybodies, apparently
each intent on improving each shin
ing nour.''
Now 1t happens that insect stinCs
poison Williams very seriously, and 1t
was something of problem that con
fronted him-how to escape being
stung? He raised the bed clothing
crawled on his hands and knees to the
Kitchen. Here he secured large dish
pan; upon which he began beating a
lively tattoo. The sound attracted the
bees, which quickly swarmed into the
kitchen, whence Williams had no diff
Guilty in tolling them out of doors, after
which he re-entered the house., slammed
the door and quickly dressed
The bees had escaped from nearby
apiary and had swarmed down the
chimney into the room where Williams
was sleeping; Williams managed to
keep ahead of the bees as he lured them
out of the kitchen, and he was stung
only once, while going from the bed,
room TO the Kitchen
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-23
SUMMER EXCURSIONS
Via Orgon Short Line.

Daily, June l to September Is. 1906
from Salt Lake City
Portland or Spokane and return (vIa
Huntingdon, $4,000
San Francisco md return via Ogden
and S. P. both ways, $4,000.
San Francisco and return Via Port
land one way. sos. 90.
Los Angeles and return via Ogden and
S. r. both ways, $1,000.
Los Angeles and return Via Portland
one way, sea. 80
Proportionately low rates from other
points.
81.
See agents for further particulars
City ticket ofice, 201 Main ST,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-23
OGDEN FANS ATTEND
RACES At GLENWOOD
Mcfarland Wins Three-Mile
Professional, While Hume
Trims Amateurs.
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN, July 22.-Thcre were about 500
present at Glenwood park tonight TO wit
ness the bicycle races. Some of them were
good and speedy and others were not so
swift. There were no motor races, but tho
last event the thrcc.mile professional lap
FarlnDd winning the race in 6:15, The fol
lowing are the scores:
First heat. one mile handicap, professional
-Agrnz first, Bnrdgett second, Wilcox third
Time: ;54.
Second heat-Pye first Mitten second,
Eolister third Time. SO Is
Final ono mile handicap prGfessional5 profess nal
Time, :o2.
Hume Leads Amateurs.
One. mile handicap, amntcur-Hume first,
Berryessa second. King third. Time. SO AS.
Second heat-Holliday first, Diefenbachcr
Final hoat-Dieien bncher first, Gales Sec
ond, King third, Time, 1 so
The Australian pursuit race between Pye
and Folger, won by Pye in eight min
utes and forty-three seconds, the distance
covered being four miles. Tho slow time
was somewhat Of a disappointment, because
OF the world S record Of 9 .48 1~5, established
by Pyo week md half ago on the snme
track in a flvc-mile rscc,
Holiday second, Wright third Time 4:1o.
Hume got the most laps, but the division
was between several Of the riders, including
Holiday. Diefenbschcr, Morgan, Anthony
Berryessa and King.
Three.mile lap race, professional McFar
won tho race Hollister second, Wilcox third
Time, 6.15 Bnrdgett made fftoen lnps, Nit"
ton four laps, Wilcox three laps, McFar-
land one lap.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-23
Cincinnati 1S, Philadelphia 8.

CINCINNATI. July 22.-Cincinnati won
N games of the double header with
Al kdelphia this afternoon. The SUI
lYr hitting of the locals and the poor
VinR Of the Visitors determined both
ssts. In the second game, which
BV limited to seven innings by mutual
Iubnt, the CInclnnatiB made the e1-
rdinsry record Of not securing an as
IN fielding. Scores;
rst game. r, H. E.
Ylnnati .....o 1 1 2 1 017 -13 16 2
\ lbdelphia 10 o o o o 0 o 2 ssh 3
1ltteries-Weiner and Schlei; Richie
Doom.
ro-base hits-Corcoran 2, Schlei,
son. Bransfeld. Magee. Three-base
Sch1ei. Struck out-Dy Weiuer 4,
hie 8. Bases on balls-Off WeIner 1,
bic 3. Umpire-Carpenter.
cond game
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-23
Entries at the Meadows.
Special 10 The Tribune


SEATTLE, Wash, July 22.-Monday's en-.
tries for the races at the Meadows follow:
First. four furlongs, 2,vcar olds, allies
BERTHE A, Pasodcllo, Lucy, c, Marie Esher
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Second race. six furlongs. selling-BIack
Cloud, Redwald, l2l; Interlude, Bessie, Wei.
fy, Facts, Standard, Watcrspout, Il9. Sweet
Maid, Lady Bimbo. Earronca, Katie Crews,
III, Vigoroso. 116,
Third race, six furlongs, selling-Sensick.
Pelham, l04; Linda Rose, l02
Fourth rncc, mile, selIing-Joyner. lot F;
Lucan Watercourse, W, D. Gates, JackfuIl,
Gloomy Gus 1o4 Miss May Bowdish, I02,
Fifth rnce, mile. sclling-Chos Green.
JOY Atkins, Happy Lad LOG, Tavora. los !;
Legal Form. Cazazza, Col, Jewoll, Rotrou,
lob; Belascc. Gorrick. Rosario, Frank Fit.
nor 1o1.
Sixth race, six turlongs scllinee-Tho
l08; Peggy o'Neal. Goodcheer. 90: CASCADE
of Diamonds, 81,
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Chicago 8. Brooklyn 8.

i. uCAGO, July 22.-The leaders de-
shd Brooklyn in the sixth inning to-
N. scoring flve runs on two passes, a
Z two singles and two doubles
ey's great hit to the club house.
hrthy's double and two errors scored
l Visitors three runs, the only inning
Which they were able TO touch
ster. The notable feature OF the
was the fact tha. Jordan had only
:, ,put-outs at first base. Score:
IN r. H. e.
Dhgo ..0 1 0 o 0 s 0 0 *-6 5 8
klyn ........0 0 0 s 0 0 0 0 O-3 5 4
tteries-Pfeister and Moran; Scan
and Bergen Two-base hits-Mc-
:hy, Llnker, Evers. Home run
ey. Struck out-By Pfeister s. by
Ion 5. Bases on balls-On Pnester
Z Scanlon 8. Umpire-Klem.
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THREE GAMES AT LAGOON.
Frumkin Smokers Score Double Victory,
Defeat Tribune and Resort Teams

Three ball games were played on tho La
Frumkiu Smokers defeated the team com.
posed Of employees Of the resort By tho close
score OF to 6. In the Afternoon two games
wore played. The Lagoon team met it's sec
ond defeat Of tho day ot the hands of the
Earmington team, the score being to A. The
Frumkns, on the other hand, scored their
in fast gamo by score Of 1a to ii. ~