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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-07-07
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Venator have
been over from their Crane Creek
home this week visiting friends and
taking IN the celebration.
FOR PUBLICATION
Batns' oregon. June Il, isoi

Notice is hereby siven that IN compliance
with the Provisions Of the sct OF Congrrss ui
June 3, issS entitled "An act for the sale ~
timber lands in the Ststce Of california ore
ron. Nevada, sud Washington TERRITORY" ~
CNtepded 20 all the Public Land states hy act
" Augusi Z, i,l2, the following named persons
have, on June ~ iqo6. hied In this once their
sworn Statements. to.wit
Edmpnd D. Hsnnum. OF seattle. County "
Ming, state Of Washington, sworn statement
No NlA Tor The purchase Of the SW'a Sec ~.
Y. IN ., n. 2tk.W NJ
Beth ilscom, OF Portland. County OF
Muitnomsh. state oi OREGON, sworn statement
gl. r. p. s, r. 2lE,W
Chaflcs l. Clcsser. of seattle, County Of
King state Of Washington. sworn statement
No $40, iof thy purchase Of the NWil Sec ~,
7. ~ y, r. II, W.. ~
William q iiscom, Of Portland, County Of
No s7e. iot the purchase ol the WI SKI, M.
81 aud sW', NE,., sec ~, T. q =, r. - Y,
That they win oHct proofs 10 show that the
lands sought are more vsluable fot the timber
or stone thetcun than fot agricultural purposes
fore the County Cicrk OF Crook county. oregon,
AZ hia rgEu.sf unhcial place Of business ai
sepicm bcr. tuNt
they nome ~ witnesses
Frank Slingof, " ftic, oregon neth v. lis.
com. Millism G. iAscem and Masd ", Moore,
OF Portland, Oregon, aud charles l. CLOSER
sud Fdmoud hannum. Of seattle, Washing
tom.
Any apd an persons claiming adversely any
~ the rhoNc-descrihed lands are requested 10
hlc their claims IN this otilcc on or hciore said
yh dat Of september, iph.
wv. FANNs, Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-07-07
Timber Land. Ac, June a. is7s
,OTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNtrEp trArHs lAHn OrrtCr,
Hufns, oregon. June ~, iOi I

uStrEptrArKs LAsn Orrtcr,
hufnt, oregon, June ~ ia0i
Notice Il hereby given that ia compliance
with ihc provisions OF the set Of Congress ol
iuur q thTs, entitled An act for the sale OF tim
hct auds IN the states Of Calliornls, Oregon
cd t0 al the Public land states by act of Aus
usi g. i,l'. the following named persons have
this lay hlcd in this onice their sworn STATE
fueuts. 90 W.T.
Rocco g. Goodlow. of Harney, Count, of Hat
uey. tate oi Oregon, swofn statement No ,a2.
and swi. SIX, Of section So. it. township NO.
IN HHuth, range al east ". N
leroy NunyHfd, ut uafuey, Vounty of UlHr
urf. HtHtr OF oregon, sWufu statement Ne IIl
for tte purchase OF the Hfi. NM, ~ sNt.
and ~ sM'., ai section No p township No
10 fuuth, range No 81 cast, " NJ
Naudo nunyafd. of Harne,. county ot Ilaf.
ncI -tatc Of oregon, swofu statement No -,
inf inr purchase nf the Nft. NMi4. W. Nfi4
AMI tEi !. MA. " section No ~. tow wnship 40,
20 south, range No ~ east, ". NJ
icase q. nnnyard. Of Harney, Count, Of ilaf
neg, state ol ufcEon, sworn statement No, as,
inf iho purchase Oi the sE,.. Of section 30 %
tnvushlp No y south. range No. ~ east, ". ".
That they vii onvf proofs 90 show that the
lands sought are mote valuable for the timber of
stone ihcrron Than fof agricultural purpofes
anl 90 establish thelf claims ~ said lands be-
liufus, oregon, ON saturday, the 18Th day OF
August. ipoi
IhrV uamu ~ Witnesses
Aluntu X, kifharisou, Chaflss ". natis
irsaU %, uuuyaui. leroy nunyafd and Nnsro
t eu"diow, ~ Of liafncy, orcEou.
Ant aud al PERSONS giaiminr adversely suY
uf The above described lnndt are requested o.
nlo their claims 10 this once on of before saia
zen day ~ August iina,
W.. FAnnr, Register
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SEALED RIps FoR Moon.

Burns School District No. /, will
receive seRled bids to furnish 40
cords Of l.foot wood 10 be- delivered
on the school grounds by Oct I
1906. Said bids to be opened and
considered on Monday evening.
July ., 1906. The Board reserves
the right 10 reject any aud all bids.
a. G. WELcoMF.
Clerk
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NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, Administrator " tho estate ol
John Wright, deceased. has nled hi.
tnal account OF the Administration Of
said Estate, aud all person. interest, Il
are hereb, notified 90 be- present At
Burns, Oregon on the 9th day oi Aug.
ut 1908, aud show cause. u any EXISTS
why the same should not be- received
and the Administrator discharged, and
said Estate closed aud you will also
take notice that on Monday the 9th day
Of August NJ Bu'us. Oregon, is the time
aud place ~ dxei by the Honorable
County Judge II llarney County, ore
gon, Tor the hearing NJ said hnal ac.
count
Dated June 18th, lpOb.
JACOB WRIGHT.
Administrator oi the estate Of John
Wright, dccoascd.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-07-07
! BANK BY MAIL.

Frank Metschan and wife spent
the 4th in this city.
j. J. Burbridge, the Ontario real
estate man, has been in the city for
several days.
DR.. W. G. Brown, Dentist. Office
in the new stone building north Of
the Post Office,
/. Foster was over from his Sill
yer creek home Thursday returning
yesterday.
J Miss Agnes Sweek spent the
week at home, but will return 10
Diamond tomorrow.
] If you wish to be located on n
good homestead, see F. VI. Jordan,
the county surveyor.
G. S. Johnson and son we're over
from Calamity during the week
leaving for home this morning.
Geo. Young will run a meat wag.
on TO all the hay camps within 10
miles Of Burns during the season.
Look Out-Get the safety lncu-
bator, now II runs without lamp.
See w. T. Smith about IL, Burn
Oregon.
Leon NJ, Brown, cashier Of the
Harney County Bank, has been
slightly indisposed and confined to
his home the past few days.
Mrs. Thos. Balfour and children
aud Miss Maud Moore were over
from Buck creek 10 take In the 9TH
of July celebration.
G. NJ. Kellogg was here Sunday
looking after the stage line TO On
tario which he took over July !
from :. S. Williams.
Many people from n distance
took in the 18th hore. So many In
fact that Il Is impossible TO mention
them all individually.
The shower Yesterday afternoon
cooled things of some anyway, hnd
the breeze put the windmills to
work. We needed both badly.
Street and drese hats, trim
mings, flowers, yelling ribbons and
general millinery stock at Mes
danes Reed & Johnson, opposite
post office.
Road Master Hoover Of the 2nd.
district was in during the week
consulting with the county court as
to the work in his district. His
crew Of men are nov in the vicinity
Of Juniper.
II you desire any information
regarding the convenience OF bank
ing with US, please write US a line,
II will be a pleasure to answer all
correspondence promptly.
LEON NJ. BRown.
Cashier.
President J. ID. DAILY Of the First
National Bank was over from his
Boise City hoIne a few days this
week, having come to attend d.
Iectors' meeting Of that institution.
He left immediately after the 4th
The many safeguards we provide
against possible error, supplement
ing the extreme care with which
we always compound prescriptions,
insure the positively accurate
RIGHTNESS of all medicines pre-
pared at Horizons.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-07-07

In tho matter OF A. G. Finn.
Bankrupt.
Notice ie hereby given That The
first creditors meeting IN the above
matter will be held on July 23d
1906 nj 10 A. NJ at the Office Of
Parrish & Rombold. Burns. ore ,
All claims presented must be- veri-
fled NJ by law required.
PLArr RANDALL,
Referee
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-07-07
A 81 Mitchell wagon for sale
Inquire at this office.

A3l Mitchell wagon for sale
Inquire at this office.
A very enjoyable social dance
was given last night by Zee Cald-
Wells orchestra.
A few Of our neighbors have be-
gun to cut their hay, but in most
fields the crop is later than usual
VIM. Hanley is home from a
trip to outside points. He took in
the celebration in Burns and had a
time with the boys.
The Harney County Bank will
answer all inquiries regarding Har-
ney County, and desire those who
want to come TO the country offer
ing the greatest future possibilities
TO write us.
LEoN VI BRowN,
Cashier.
Frank Harrison has purchased
Al Coleman's half interest in the
Windsor barber shop aud will cou-
duct the business in future. Al
says he is going over to his farm
aud try some Of Dr. Witbycomb's
methods.
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NOTICE or CREDITORS MEETING.

H. C. LfyFNs.
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No TREsPAsslNG.

Hunting is forbidden upon my
premises. Trespassers viii be pros.
ecuted.
II c. LEvENs.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-07-07
.ocal News.

o,rs tfe coming Cit
tent HaJney country
tsIu NiS ne,C torn.
, on m0rhet. Offices
r3'0urs Burns ana
i,yc/<ester BuiIdjnS
la, ore.
y n. TURNE Y,
Sales .A6eRt
HoWs'lis over from the P
bctInebs.
Iiggs has been appointed
torney by the new county
Goodman arrived home
n an absence of several
10 has been running his
sring plent.
the time to get refrigera-
the furniture store has
various sizes. Call and
smith hrrived home the
OF the 9th from the rail-
ere he had been with n
|, horses for shipment.
lllinory ladies wear and
ado clo,hing at Mrs.
,r's. Chll and see her
) 'ore she lth-Jorgenson
aines came up from Mar
lay. returning on Monday
\ stage. He was here TO
meeting of the directors Of
National Bank.
the mDst essential adj
a well kept kitchen at this
lar IA q refrigerator See
about ohe at the furni.
Hugh Hns,ie has the po-
lorier IN the Windsor bar.
and We bone the little man
phtronized at his
ling stand He should he
"a.
are hcfsby notified TO re-
q srsepnssing upon my
n Of BURN. ! shall pros
y person found trespassing
GEo. SrAScLIFr.
Hsdrick aud wife and
Miss Elnnoh, Of Crescent
lifornia. arrived here las,
aud vii remain some
,iting selntiyes. They are
Ia aud sister Of Mrs. c,
and Mr.. Geo. Young,
annoy SAY Mill, Roy Buo-
h ready foi the
work. Orders Of any size
led at any time. All
iroseed end rough lumber
also ehingles Good road,
prices on large or small
m ai The grist mill broke
and a. a consequence
: been b darkness since,
power for the elec-
The ~ater receded from
'ace 20 snpidly that humid
'h were eaught out on dry
perishsd Ed Martin and
cGovan picked up three
4 cat nsh while coming
, yestefday, These fish
been planted in the nver
through the efforts Of a
local people. While it
regretted that some were
through this misfortune,
rtheless gratifying to know
ish ars Increasing and the
be noIi stocked in a few
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED srArFs sLASp orrtcE.
nufuH. ufuunu. luue u. iuni

lNlllN ~ AiiH lAhN hllIilil
hufus oregon, June ~, ipU.
Nuiicr IL hrfuhi give that Chafips A. uyfd.
ni Buns. ufrFuu, has nifd uutlrs ~ Intention
10 make pfuof uu hia drsrf laud uiHlm No t0i,
igt The w 1t, see ~, a ~ v VA ~
heuistgf aud furrlfrf 80 uufua. oregon, ou
Thursday, the fth dHY ui August. iNu
iir names The following NltursFss 10 pFoku
thg eumTlrie Irrigation aud frriHmaiinn oi
aid lsnd Joseph Niphgr. Louise uyfd, tfank
iufdHn aud iuhu " saYuf, al ~ uufns,
oregon.
VA. rARRE. Register.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-10
It Is Dangerous to Neglect Cold.

How often do we hear it remarked; !;
IT'S only cold" and a few days later
learn that the man is on his back with
pneumonia, This is Of such common
occurrence that a cold however slight
lain's Cough Remedy counteracts any
tendency of a cold to result In pneu-
monia. and has gained its great popu-
larity and extensive sale by Its prompt
cures OF this most common ailment. 1t
always cures and is pleasant to take.
For sale by all leading druggists.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-10
NOVELTY IN TENTS.
Easy to Pitch and Fasten and Not
Easily Blown Down.

An interesting tent has recently been
patented by San Francisco man. 1t is
remarkable for its portability, easy TO
pitch and fasten and not easily blown
down. The shape is convenient, and
for the amount OF canvas used re-
markably large capacity is obtained.
AS shown In the illustration. the tent
is made up of four wooden sections,
which are held together by metal coup
lings When ready to pitch the tent
the frame Is bent into a semicircle and
the ends driven about six inches Into
the ground, the distance between them
being twice as many feet az the tent
is high. The cover is then drawn over
the frame and pegged down on one
side, A unique feature OF this tent Is
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-10
Numbers in Full View of Both Con-
gregation and the Choir.

new idea In hymn indicators Is
shown I'm the illustration below. 1t Is
different from most devices Of this
character In that the number OF the
hymn is shown IN both the front for
the benefit OF a congregation and also
In the rear for those occpying the choir
or organ loft. 1t is constructed OF a
pair Of parallel cylindrical castings, the
lower cylinder being secured upon the
railing surrounding the choir loft, and
connected to the upper cylinder by up
rights. Rotating within each cylinder
liz a drum, to which Is attached the
ends Of flexible strip or web. Upon
the front and back surfaces OF the
strip are numerals, or other indicators
The function of the drums Is to wind
ard unwind the strip. as occasion may
require. TO simultaneously display both
in front and rear any desired numeral.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-10
Churchill Downs Winners.

LOUISVILLE. KY, May 1o-First race. six
furlongs-Lou won. Mlnnchaha second, The
Only Way third. Time. ll6,
Second race selling, four md half fur
longs-Allith won, Jack Lee second, Beau
Brummcl third. Time, 40 l-5.
Third rncc seven furlongs-Henry Waiter
won, Banner second. DR., Wang third
Time. l:2p 20.
Fourth race. steeplechase handicap, short
course Subndor Won, Onyx III second, John f
owens third. Time. 2:5!
Fifth race four furiongs-Camille won. Edith
II. second SILK third. Time. ig 2-6.
Sixth rnce. selling, ak furlongs-Garrete
Wilson won. AIesso second. Zindo third. Time,
l;l6.
Seventh rucc, selling. mile and sixteenth
Keynote won, Bradlcys Pet second Pndro
third. Time. l:iS As.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-10
ENGLISH COURT Tennis
CHAMPION BEATS GOULD
American Expert Loses Out Af-
ter Fierce Struggle of
Endurance.

LONDON. May AT the Queens club to-
day, after splcnd1d series OF victories against
the leading British covered court tennis ex-
pertS Jay Gould OF Lakewood. y. j., went
down before tho worlds champion, Eugstance
Miles, in the championship round. the latter
winning, 3-I
Tho American champion started s9lendidly
and won the frat set by Ca, but thereafter
Miles's perfect condition seemed To tell. The
Chamgion set Tremendous pace md Gould
WAS papably tired
The second set fell easily TO Miles by 6-l
In the third set Gould made great fight
and though the set fen ultimately TO miles
BY e-i somo OF the best tennis seen here in
years played.
The fourth So, also went 70 miles by So.
In the international amateur court tennis
doubles championship, jay Gould OF Lake
wood, " j., and Josiah Crane, Jr., OF boston
will meet EuStace ii. Miles and w Fenhe'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-10
THIRTEEN INNINGS
At ST. LOUIS GAME
Frank Chances Chicago Lads
Win Out i'm the Last
Period.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.

New York Brooklyn game postponed nj
Brooklyn account OF rain.
Philadelphia Boston game postponed on nc
count OF rnin
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-10
LAST DAY Of MEMPHIS
SPRING MEETING
Special Days Racing for Bene-
fit of San Francisco
Sufferers.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, May To-day wos tho
last scheduled dny OF the Montgomery Park
spring meeting. but there Will bo extra
day tomorrow for tho benefit Of the San Fran
cisco earthquake and nre sufferers.
Results. First race, selling. six furlongs-
Hyocinth won. Little Red second. Sheer third.
Time. l.le
Second race. four and O half furlongs-Nont-
gomcry won, jack Atkins second. TresJoli
third. Time. .55h
Third race, selling. six furlongs-Sonny won,
Miss Leeds second, Dargin third. Time, lis.
Fourth race, mile and eighth, Peabody
hotel handicap-Jamcs Rcddick won, John
Smulsh second. Macy, Jr. third Time.
15sk.
Fifth race. milo and sixteenth-Klingsor
Won. Nufsster second Celebration third. Time.
l:47h
Paul second, Secret third. Time. l4+A.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-10
FAST HORSES COMING HERE.
Jack Mattress to Bring His Stable
Here Saturday,

Joe Mattress, the clover local Jockey, re-
ccIvcd word from hip brother, John Mattress,
who Is now In Los Angeles. that the latter
would arrive In salt Lake next Saturday with
a string OF six head OF horses. including such
famous runners as MiStys Pride. Edrouan.
Belle Reed. Potter J.. Doubct md sad Sam
As there appears TO he no chance for n card
of rncos TO be pulled on In Salt Lake on
Decoration day he will probably take the
horses TO Ogden and work them out I'm the
races 20 DO held there thot date.
After that meet he will ship his stnbe on TO
Denver where he has booked them for the
June meeting, which opens on the 18th OF next
month,
Joe Mattress has been promised the position
OF head jockey for his brother at the Ogden
track, and Will accompany him TO tho Colo
rado race meets
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-10
Jamaica Track Winners.

NEW YORK, May e.-Jamaica results. First
race. Ave furlongs-Royal Breeze won. George
S. Davis second. Dumfound third. Time l:03.
Second race. selling mile md sixteenth
Samuel Harris won. King Cole second Mary
Morris third. Time, 1851 3-e.
Third race mile and sXtecnth-Mosaniell
Time, 40 3-6.
Fourth race. the Suffolk stakes. selling. nyo
furlongs-Tlrlng won. Acrobat second. Frank
Lord third. Time, l'02 AS.
Fifth ruce, selling, six furlongs-tpstian
won, Sue Smith second. Hocus Pocus third
Time. 80 is.
sixth race ak and half MISUNDERSTANDING
won Aeronaut second. Sterling third, Time,
i.Og In
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-10
BILL FURMAN STARTS IN.
Big Cyclist Takes Quarters at Saucer
Track

w C. Furman Of Los Angeles. one OF tht
fayorIte riders at the saucer track In recent
years. took up his quarters at the 'Boyolists
Home" Wednesday, and worked out with the
rest OF the East ones In the afternoon.
He expressed great satisfaction regarding tn'
radical improvements made on the track this
season, and expressed his opinion that many
world s record would go glimmering before the
end OF the year.
Furman stated that he has been In training
for scmo time In Los Angeles and expects 10
ride faster under the existing conditions than
ever befc-c
He was out on the roads around Los An
geles up to tho time OF the earthquoke, OUT
ychcn that happened he was forced back 10
his trade OF a telegraph operators and mad 10
put In eighteen hours shift He states that
the telegraph company could not begin to han
dle the work by wlro 80 obliged to mall
most OF the telogrnPhlc matter from San Fran
ola
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-10
Innings at Seattle.

Hay 9-lt was a eck-and-neck
Inings. Jones and Graham pitch
pu1n the eleventh. with one out,
ole third. Mott dropping tho
Ind F. Hackctt got safe bits.
winning runs. In tho last OF
ttle got two men on bases. but
ttput the last two men.
'. r. II (.
|h 100 01o20 0-3 s 2
30 1901 1900 IS IL 4
rs and McManus; Graham and
Il yI1ptrc-Knoll.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-10
Ogden Has Strong Team.

The team In the Junction City Is q strong
one and there Is no doubt whatever that tho
home club will have TO put forth everything
known In the baseball line take them over
the bumps
That the members OF the Whito Wings req
llzc what task they have before them is
manifested BY the hard and faithful practice
they have been doing this week. and II will be
much faster team that stacks up against
the Lobsters than was at the park last
SundnY-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-10
Meeting of Commercial League.

a meeting Of tho Commercial Baseball league
WIS held at the Turf exchange Inst night nj
which II was decided that Mr. Williams who
umplred the gnmc at the Salt Palace Sundny
viii be member OF the regular stan Of un,
pirs, Hazard having resigned
The games next Sunday VIII bo os follows
Siegol Clothing We .DinwoodcYs, At Salt Pal
acc grounds; Salt Lake Hardware We Turf
Exchange. at the Fort Douglns neld: Keith
OBrions vs.. Lyric Cafes, at Walkers noId
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-10
Doolittles Outbowl Centurys.
Centurys.
.oolittles.
BRUYETTE SIGNS WITH OGDEN
Former Salt Laker Alights in juno
ton City.

Bruyettc, the famous ahortstop. who made u
record in Seattle last year, arrived in Ogden
today and was Immediately signed by the Co.
lumbln club.
During last season BTuyctte was ratod Ms
ono OF tho best players In the Western league
but his batting was poor.
Brunette win be remembered a member
~ the Salt Lake leoGuc season before last and
will greatly strengthen tho Ogden bunch.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-10
Wanted Short Weight.

i am afraid" saId senator Knox that
tho railroad rate advocates have got @ rod
In pickle for us"
Yes" replied Senator Elklns OF wcst yIr-
glnih, and the best we can do s To get II
as lightly picked possible
Reminds me, said Senator Aldrich, of
the boy in Providence who went TO the drug
store for cents worth OF salts.
The druggist began measuring them out
The boy stood around watching.
- Here no said. finally TO tho druggist
don't give any more OF thcn snlts than
you have 10 for nickel You see ! have
got to take them "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-10
Varsity VS.. Soldiers Today.

At 1 o'clock this afternoon on Cummings q
neld tho University OF Utah baseball team Will
cross bats with tho soldiers. To date tho
'Earsity have not suffered a single defeat Tho
soldiers too hnve n splendid record On sun
day last they defeated the Vincent Mott se.
sregauon and a week before lowered the col
ors OF the Bluo Points. Both teams have been
WQfhlnE hard In anticipation Of the contost
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-10
-oma Shut Out.

|y e.-On Whites long hit TO
lcy and Swain scored the only
F Eame. Tacoma claimed Whites 8
|sc but tho umpire decided other
= utors won, Both pitchers were
F. orm and at no other tlme did
r an opportunity 10 score. The
4 Score; n. II. z.
~......0 1000 10000 ( l
r ,.-...0 0O02 20000-2 3 l
tticy and Shea; Simmons and
Be-Settloy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-10
LiehtWeightS Look Dangerous.

The light-weghted horses would be the
troublesome factors in the rnce. and II Is
agreed that IL Israfae and GrapDlc, the more
likely contestants for first honors, 90 out to
run with Rosebon the first half mile they may
tnke the heart out OF the phenomenal sprlntcr
Israefacl is one OF the best hnndcappcrs
shown this year and has been defeated but
once. He is fast and courageous and Will have
the benefit Of Miller's handling Grapple,
John a Drake candidate. is regarded very
dan
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Collegiate.
VARSITY TURNS DOWN SAINTS
Maddox Unwilling to Take Chances
of Accidents,

The proposed practice track meet between
the University OF Utah and the Lattsr-day
Saints university which was TO have been held
on Friday afternoon next has been called Off,
Coach Maddox submitting the proposition TO
a vote OF the men on the track team last
evening
Capt Moore, swapp Parke and several Of
tho other traok men are In bad shape, and
one week from Saturday, the Rocky Mountain
conference meet Will be held AZ Boulder Mad
dock Is unwilling TO take any chances with
his men.