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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-11
ENTRIES AT LOUISVILLE. ~
Fast Horses Will Work at Churchill
Downs Today. ~.

Special 20 The Tribune
LOUISVILLE. KY. May 10.-The horses on
tered for tomorrow's racing at the Churchill
Downs track follows:
Fret race. thrcc-quarters Of mile. selling
Woodclaim l0i. Belle Dodson 10i. knowledge
lC6. Francis Dillon lO7. Prestige lo7 Lidwina
lO7. Gambrinus l09. The Only Way 109 Percy
Green 109. Twenty Shot 100 Daleslan Ill, ST.
Noel Ill. Jake Weber III, Flying Charcoal Ill.
Magic 1l2 Bill Carter ll2.
Second race. nine-slxtcenth OF n mile. purse
louisiana 100. Lulu 100 Sweet Ell 100.
Funny Marks 100. Della Thorpe 100. Sea Sand
100 Anna Ruskin l0e. Jounce 100 InGenuc
100, Coco 100. Lelith Hyatt leo.
Third recc. mile, Eclling-Lady Chnrnde Sc.
Lady Avis 100, Long Bright 100, Loupy 95.
Fcrronlerc l09. Spcndthrift Helen lO9 Woggle
Bug 80. Max 90. Anndator SO. Adessa eS Col
Lady &c. Matabon lol. Rubalyat loi Col. Bart
lett l07. Crecl 10.
Fourth race, sevon-c -cighths OF q mile, purse
Chief Hayes SO. Banner SO. Nifo 60 Bcldon
80. Peter Sterling e3 Korgut 1o2, Florizcl 1o4
Fifth race. nine -siNteenths of q mile, selling
Water Ben 81. Black Enamel 95 Agec S7
J, D. Dunn 81, Chandler 81 Electorins 100
Homeless 100. Tom Morgan 100. Begun LOG
King Leopold 100, Prytania 100 Sir Gcffrey
loo. John Kaufman 100 Weber l03, Rubber
Ball lo3 Heirloom 1Ce
Sixth ruce, throe-quartcr Of Il mile. selling
Mafada lo+. Marco lOd. Agnes Virginia lO7.
Bazcs Duchess l07 Suzanna Rocnmora l07
Tho Pet l07. odd Luck l09 Frivol lO9 Ben
sonhurst Ill, Precious Stone Ill Sol IItchcu-
stein Ill Harding Ill Foxmendo III Maverick
Ill Fullsway ll2. Clovis ia
Seventh r0ce. mile. selllnR-Hadur 81 GaI-
media 93 Rain Dovil SO. Yachting Girl ss
Little Mike l02 Steel Trap l0o Sanction 103,
rodo l0e. Louise MncFnrnnc lo9 RevIello liz.
Gold Bell l12
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PRETEND TO OPERATE
Fake Surgery Tried With Success II
Some Cases Of Hallucination.

According to a Detroit surgeon. there
are many sane persons VINO, behevlns
that they are threatened with some dan
gerous disease. insist on undergoing Sc
vere operations In order that their lives
may be saved
tIons" he explains In the News-Tribune,
"but l have assisted at many Imaginary
ones TO crafty the whim OF patient SUI
fering from some form OF hysterla.
I'VE had young girl here q year ago
with a most obstinate attack or hysteTia.
which took a very curious form; she
would never lie down In her bed, but
against the foot-rai constantly turning
hor head from side to side like an au-
IT had watched her do this many times
and one day | asked her why she con-
tinued IL to which she replied that there
was a string In her head which pulled 1t
from side to side, and that until II was
cut she would have no rest.
This remark gave me an idea, and
asked II she would allow me TO examine
her head She was perfectly willing and
/ gravely announced that she was quite
right and that the only cure was slight
operation In order to sever the string;
'She clapped her hands with delight,
Ike a child. and declared that It was
what she had told several doctors, but
that they had oll laughed at her Would
l perform the operation at once? l
so until the morning. after L had con-
suited the visiting surgeons,
Having explained the circumstances,
the imaginary operation was agreed upon,
and the following morning the young
woman was led into the surgery placed
upon the operating table and anaesthotics
were administered. Part of her luxuriant
brown hair was cut off and portion or
the back OF the head two inches above the
nape of the neck was shaved smooth.
Then in order that there should be
something to show for the imaginary
operation, the scalp was lanced until the
blood ran. leaving q cut about two ana
a half inches In length. This was bound,
but not strapped. and the patient was
back to her bed where she
remained for forty minutes before return
Ing TO consciousness
''Meantime ! had taken piece or an
ordinary z violin string about four inches
long and soaked II in wnter until II re-
srmbled a raw sinew, the object or tnis.
of course being to show the patient tne
actual string taken out OF her head
When she returned to consciousness, she
was told how entirely successful the op-
Grafton had been and shown the string
which had been tho cause of all her trou,
h,e after which she fell into a nataral
sleep and awoke perfectly restored. From
TINT day TO this she has been entircY
cured OF her hallucination.
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MEMPHIS RACE MEET CLOSES.
Proceeds of Last Day Donated to San
Francisco Fund.

MEMPHIS, May l0,-The Montgomery park
meeting closed today With good cnrd of
ssvon races. The net proceeds OF todoy' IS re-
ceipts at tho park viii be subscribed to the
San Francisco relief fund
Results! First raco. four furlonEs-Bcn
Strong won. Kaiserhof second. knight OF
Ivanhoe third. limo, 49A seconds
Second race. six turlongs-Dishabillo won.
Tom McGrath second, La Pucllo third. Time.
ll6.
Third race, mile and slxtecnth-Junglo Imp
won, Lena j second. BendiEo third Time.
1850.
Fourth. tho san Francisco handicap. mile
Druid won. Gold Enamel second, Broomhandlc
third. Time. l'i2h. Tartan was disqualified
for bulkinR Druid.
Fifth rnoe. four and half furlongs-Pung-
cnt Elksino second. LaYcnitn third
Time, BS seconds Bitter Mlus second
but disqualified
Sixth nvc and half Acknowledgement
won, Miss Leeds second George Porry third
Time. lO9
Seventh race, and q half furlongs-
Many Thanks won, Elastic second, Lythelist
third. Time. l:09n.
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HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS
MEET TOMORROW
Biggest Track Tussle Ever At
tempted in History of
Utah Athletics.
ELEVEN SCHOOLS TO
TAKE PART in GAMES
Excursions From Neighboring
Cities viii Bring Hundreds
of ROOters Here.

Ninety men will compete in the State high
school track meet which will be held at
Cummings fold on Saturday afternoon This
is tho largest number OF athletes that has
competed in track meet in Utah. That Coach
Maddox and his assistants Will have Job
running the meet of In scheduled time Is
conceded. More than dozen men entered
In every event and trial heats galore will have
10 bo run.
List of Teams Entered.
Eleven schools Will participate In the meet.
They are the high schools OF ogden. Salt Lake.
American Fork. Bingham, Lchl. Manu,
Springyille. Payson. Spanish Fork, Brigham
City and West Jordan Prof. Cummings, who
Is supervising the meet had hoped for
thirteen schools. but Park City and Nephl
dropped out at the last minute, Park city
has woman principal. who writes Prof
Cummings that athletes nj the school arc
scarce and efforts TO organize a team bavo
failed. Ncphi had agreed to enter. but let
ter received from the principal yesterday
Btated thnt two star men had nunked and
consequently the students have decided TO
enter. The letter gives the assurance that
Nephl Will be In the meet next year.
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LOUISVILLE RACE MEET.
The Minks Wins Kentucky Blue
Grass Stakes

/ LOUISVILLE, Ky. May 10-Results: First
race, selling. seven furlones-Eve Green won
Capitano second. DR.. McClucr third Time
La 2-6
Second mile-Bcll Indian won, Nell
yrain second. Iolo third. Time 1.s2.
Third race. fres handicap. ak furlongs-En-
voy won. Robin Hood second. Charlie East-
third. Time. 1llS 2-5.
Fourth race. the Blue Grass stakes selling
$1,000 added, six md q half furlongs-The
Minks won. Monte Lucille second. Helnc third.
Time. ?2 is
Fifth rnce. 2-year-olde. four ard a half fur
lonRs-Warner Griswold won. Ial second Hnr-
morean third. Time 5j 1-5 seconds
Sixth race, selling, mile and sixteenth
TaTp won Gambler second. Begonla third
Time, go.
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FIRST DEFEAT FOR
VARSITY BALL TOSSERS
Uitl Sans Boys Take Them
Down the Line in
Hurry.

In n caro that was as full OF errors as II
wns OF brilliant plays the Soldiers defeated
tho ITnIversity OF Utah baseball team on Cum
mlng's field yesterday afternoon by a score
Of l6 to II. on the whole. the Soldiers played
the more consistent game and their Victory is
due to this one fact Tho University boys
outbatted them and would have won the
game but for atroclous errors at three critical
st0Ccs OF tho gnmo
In the first two innings the soldiers went
out in one, two three order. Brown struck
out four OF the six army who faced him.
In the third tho soldiers made They
added fve in tho next inning. In the
nth tho students again did ragged
playing and six moro runs were tailed, The
sixth brought four moro runs to Uncle Sam 8
boys. cinching the game.
Gardner Jessup, Brown and Simpson did tho
start work with the stick. In tho first In
ming the students scored threo runs and added
TWO more in the second The third saw them
whitewnshed. Two runs were all they could
score in the fourth. but In the fifth they piled
uP four The sixth witnessed desperate er-
fort TO tie the score. With hve runs against
them. thoy tried hord to knock out q victory
but only succeeded in making three
Penrcc caught Mt second. Jessup died
trying to steal home and Spitko went out on
Tho game was full OF features. Regan's run
ming catch OF high ny in the third and
Whitatkers catch of Ions, low ny in right
being noteworthy.
Patten and Earratt pleye ed star ball for the
soldiers. while Rcfenverch at second also did
well. Merriam at shortstop grabbed In somo
hard ones that his way. But far
the pitching was concerned. Brown had 10
Barratt. the slab artist for Uncle Sans men.
During the game Brown scorod nine strike
outs To B0rrRtts two, Barratt allowed the
students ten hits compared with sevon
cured from Brown. The Varsity. however,
have eleven errors checked up against them
compared with nvc for the soldiers or tho
sixteen runs made by the army boys only
four were earned against eight for the
Varsity The teams lined up as follows!
Of SoidIora
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TATIONAL LEAGUE.
handing of the Clubs.
|hicago 8, ST. Louis 5.

TX at Brooklyn postponed:
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THE OREGON SHORT LINE
Will Operate an Excursion

To Ogden Sunday, May 18th, at $1.00
for the round trip You'd better go up
If you want n beautiful little canyon
trip OGDEN CANYON IS THE
PLACE. Carriages meet all trains and
II Is a most pleasant ride. Leave Salt
Lake nt either 7 10 or 10: 80 In the morn
ing and leave ogden at 4;1o or $40 In
the afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-11
5hillies 9, Boston |,

1LPHIA, May l0.-Lush and Young
extraordinarily good ball for Philo-
wa Boston, respectively. today, and
Sas an Interesting contest OF eleven
sooin scored tho winning run.
II. II. E.
.....,0o0Iooo oOOoO-l o
"A =. % 0001o 0001-2 .
|h young and Necdhnm: Lush and
|Hlrned run-Philadclphia /. Struck
1 Nsh 4, by Young 2. Bases On balls
g. Umpire-Conwoy.
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DOUBT ABOUT BINGHAM MATCH.
Stringham and Urine May Not Get
Together.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 70 The Tribune.
BINGHAM, May lot ia doubtful whether
the bout that 10 matched TO tnke place about
the Goth OF April at Canyon hall between
Frank Stringham of Bingham and Tom Umc
OF Butte who put Prof Sunshine to tho bad
q short time ago here. viii be pulled OF.
the Ministerial association Of Bingham has
expressed feeling that Is not favorable TO
the match and declare II an attempt is made
to pull the match on prosecutions Will be
made.
Unless some kind OF agreement be
reached tho match will be of.
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SCHOOL LEAGUE SERIES.
Lincolns Beat Summers in Closest
Came of SeaSon

In the closest game that been played
In the school league this the Lincons
defeated the Summers at Liberty park Thurs
day afternoon by or to 2. Tho
lineup OF the winners
T. Davis. c. King. p; " Holcome, lb.;
D. Thompson. 2b.. X. Alexander. 3b X
Thomas e. g.. T. Davis !. T.; o. Weber c
T.. +. Woodruff. r T.
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WILLIE HOPPE IN LEAD.
Has Edge Over Other Billiardists in
Tournament

CHICAGO, May l0.-Unlcss he shows n do
cided reversal Of form Willie Hoppe, the bov
fcsslonal tournament being played at Orches
ru hall The four other contestants in tho
tournament have all suffered defeats while
Hoppe has won both games I'm which no hna
participated George Sutton OF Canada and
jacob Schnctcr OF Chicago are tied for scoond
place both having won ono and lost one Eamo
cnch George Slosson. winner of the worlds
championship in the recent tournament In
New York, is tied with Louis Cure for fourth
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Great Social Preparations.


As the visitors arrive at the dopots they
dents and taken TO the college campus in
chartered cars. Here they Will be taken in
hand By other students who Will show them
about the grounds. through the various build
ings. shops and laboratories Every courtesy
Will be extonded tho yisitors.
Tho advance guard OF the high school dele
cations VIII arrive In the city tonight and
during the afternoon; The teams that repre-
sent the high schools OF Brigham City and
Manti Will reach Salt Lake this afternoon and
get a good nights rest before the meet Spc-
cialS carrying tho Ogden ond Payson dele
katons VIII arrive early Saturday morning
All morning trains Will be carrying athletes
and rooterg to the city The crowd promises
70 DC worthy OF tho occasion. Tomorrow Will
oe the biggest day in high school athletic cir
of this State.
Bin Hunt one OF the varsity athletes, yes
terday moulded q new twclve-pound shot and
hammer. These will be used in the meet md
WIN probably be retained by the vlctors as
The entry list follows. Ono hundred-yard
dash-salt Lake, Jordan, n. Richardson
City. Carlos Scderholm. Andred Anderson:
tayson. owen Douglas. Done. American Fork.
anderson; Sdzie M9nti % e. Madsen. o.. MNdsen,
Sprlngyille. Miner. Price. Lehi. Davis
Two hundred twcnty-yard dAsh-Salt Lake
gudson' Richardson, Stcnhouso. ogden. Tavey
Payson. Simmons. Douglas; American Fork
Anderson. Miller. Mnnu r. Madsen o. Mad
sen; sprinsVil!o, Price. Bringhurst; LehI. Fox.
Four hundred forty-yard run-salt Lake
Roberts, Paul Harris Ogden, G. Meyer. Bak-
mons. Dunn. American Fork. Maxim. Chip
man: SPrlnsYille. WIscomb. Miner; Lchi.
Schows Taylor
Eight hundred and eighty-yord run-salt
Lak5N, Harris, Wood Crtchow. Ogden. Zicm-
er. CNaeycr smythe' Brigham. Angerbaur,
SdSs P%gs9R kmere"" SmP69 &o9k sim
Beck; MnntM Jensen Peterson; SprincE,IIIc'
WIseom6, MINES Lehi. Worton. Davis
Lake Critchiow, HSIe, Gray; ogSep' T'SESst SrSsg
P%yson. Ia,on lss GlowoTd 3D. BIN Manti Alder,
Baker, Crnlgh. C. Meyer ~t5rrgham' sede2.
holm. Anderson, Angcrbaur Wv Anderson
Jonsen. Nder Peterson. Madscn SsprlneViIIa
r. For PT1SS, To ;5r s. PyIGe Csi,o Miner MhS Lchi
erdson; Ogden. q. Meyer Rolapp. Cross;
Brigham City, w. Anderson; Payson, surren
Bllls: american Fork. anderson. Tattcrsoii:
Reynolds; L0hi, Fox. whIpple
BROAD jump-snlt Lake. Hyde. Young; oe-
a. Anderson Payson. Done SuxrcIl. Amofi-
can Fork. Gardner snringyllle, H. Price.
Shot put-snlt Lake. H Richardson. HYDE
Judsoni Ogden, c. Meyer; Brigham Angc.
oa9r S w anderson Poyson Johnson; Glow
Brlnghurst. ~
Iolo Nnut-Solt Lake Morris, Inubly
I founGi Ogden. Craig. Cross. Payeon Hush
SurrellS American Fork. kershaw ChadwIck.
Monti, Madison, Alder. Peterson. SDringvIlIe'
Evans Reynolds Boyer; Lchi WbIppIc. FoS
Officials for Meet.
Tho officials as chosen for the orair bv cooch
Maddcck Thursday uB follows. Clork Of
course, Herbst: field judges Carl HopkIns
Suddy russell and William Hunt: Judges OF
finish. Harry Moore, Dale Parko and DaIo
Pltti timers Mr.. Hedges Freeman Bassott
ana sidney BanbcrGer; stHrter Mr. Rurtner
rcforcc. Dartcn. 'S''
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Satellites.
Rivals.
Honolulu Yacht Race.

Coopcr of the Howaiian Yacht club sailed to-
day on the steamer Alameda for San Frnn-
cisco for the purpose OF rcarranglna the dnto
for the trunspnclnc yacht race, 1t is OK
pcctcd here that the race Will start this
month
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Room 10 Lafayette Wins.

Tho baseball nine from room 10 Of tho Ia
faycttc school defeated room Thursday after
by scoro or 10 to IL.
1t agreed at the start that the clubs
should play n nino-innng gumo. but whom
the former bunch eaw the latter crawling up
they insisted on calling the argument OF In
tho seventh $50
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Eemke Loses Game.

-.fELES. Cal, May 10 Tho locaIs
"ecsno again today by tho close
| y,fo 9. Both Lemke and Bergcman
hard and the formers wildneas
,homo team to win. Lemke gave
on ballH Score: r. H. E.
- .s.......-O o o 3 21.-7 10 Q
|-rd... .,.....l 0 o 0aO10 o-e Is 2
III fDBergemnn and Eager; Lemke and
| lplre-McDonald.
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Morris Park Track Sold,

NEW YORK May lo.-The Morris park
truck. formerly the homo in wcstchcater
OF the We9tchcstor Racing association whiob
now cnnducts lts meetings mt Belmont purk
sold todny To a realty corporation for
81, 1G0, 900 and Will bo out up into building lots
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TRIBUNE BALL TEAM FORMED.
Ready to Meet Any Other Newspaper
Team

Now that tho baseball epidemic has struck
the city Tho Tribune has refused TO be in
oculated and have organized a team which
comes out with sweeping challenge TO any
newspaper or city league team in tho State.
They may not be good with tho broom, but
they play baseball.
Following the candidates for the team:
Lloyd 2b; Charon. / T.. Miller. s. g.: Ncsslen.
r. + Morgan 3e. Troaal. c.. hethot, lb: Cro-
zier T.. Richards. p.
All ringers" VIII be barred and accept
ences of the challenge sent to the sporting
editor OF the Salt Lake Tribune
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Ind IL, San Francisco 6.

I'D. Or, May lo-McCrcedie and
tied Henley all over the field to-
-r~e home team had no trouble In
'pl(Mitchcll secured two elngles. n
Id. home run out OF fvc times at
nd Donohue and Mclean each
- doubles. Calin cassd UP in tho
San Francisco scored four times.
II ocatches by McCrecdie and Mitchell
|, = sliding features. The scorer
r. II Z.
Es SEQ 100 100000 &c 2
'l,-tt... .,....0 03l3l Ill II 8
Henley, Hldebrnnd and Wilson;
Mclean GmDlrc-Pcrrlne.
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All Hallows College.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Collegiate .B.s..-,....-..-.-..--.. . -
All Hnllows r.s...-...-a..'arf.' ~ v : .
stolen hascs-Bowers. Johns 2, Bayless. Lcft
on bases-Collegiate G. All Hollows 8. Bases
on balls-On Nhern 2. on Larson o. Two-ease
hits-Troaen Denton. Threc-basc hits
Denton, Spcer Homo runs-F1tzmauricc
Double plays-Batted ball to Wilson TO Muir
ply Hit by pitched ball-Troxen. Spiccr,
wileen . Bowers Struck cut-9y Ahern 6,
by Larson 8. Passed ball-Ba3lcse Wild
pitch-Fitzmaurice Time OF game hour and
20 minutes. Umprc-ThomaS.
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fTHWEST LEAGUE.
coma 8, Spokane o.

lp<ohAa ., oPOhHue "
May lO.-Both teams plapod good
fut tho locals reversed yesterdays
yut out Spokane. Butler was very
(eclslIy at critical times. For
INh the umpire. Pitcher FRANKLIN
pout OF the game. Shortstop While
~ IN collision and Ind 10 retire.
py punched and timely hits. Tho
X IL. L
Il go 90 1908 II ?
and Suess, Butler and
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teveland IS, Chicago /.

AND, Moy 0-Cleveland won easily
ago. driving Walsh from the box in
sngs and hitting Smith nll over the
The sixth. Barnard was O puzzle
III r. II. E.
w.. ...3 '-l5 II o
b.., 30 o o o 0 l o 0 0-l .
Bernhard and Clnrk. Walsh,
Sullivan.
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Juniors and Seniors Due to Mix.

The Junior and senior classes Of tho High
school will apoar on the diamond this after
noon and do seven innings OF ball juggling
for tho honor of first plaoo in the High school
class sorics. The juniors ana seniors Ind
come hard tussels in football this last year
and are expecting something strenuous in
baseball The winning side Will hold un-
disputed class supremacy
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Hamiltons Trim Washingtons.

The Hamilton school baseball team beat tho
Wnshingtons by score OF II 10 9 Thursday
The Hnmltons hnYo strong team and
stand second In the grade school league.
The battery for the Homlltons Mat Gal
lacher, D.. Roy SherrIl. G.
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..IFIC COAST LEAGUE.
ie Finally Wins Gamo.

FsN, May 1O.-Seattle finally won a
s Nlting Oakland, 6 10 8. in crack
I Sittle. Oakland came strong at the
\ ,,-rnade Seattle work hard TO main
ld. Score r.. II. e.
.......1230 Oo0o.-s l
i. ,....-.002 5000 1-5 Is 2
MEvicKers and Blankenship; Rcldy
UmDirc-Kncll.
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PILES! PILES! PlLEN

DR.. williams Indian Pile Ointment
Will cure blind. bleeding. liberated and
itching piles. 1t absorbs the tumors.
allays the itching at once. acts as q
poultice, gives instant relief. DR.. Will
Iiams Indian Pile Ointment is prepared
only for Piles and nothing else. Every
box Is guaranteed. Sold by druggists.
sent by mail for soc and 81 per box.
WILLIAMS MFG CO.. Props. Cleyee
land ohio. ly-f-s-1S-4
Johnston's Drug Store.
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~ May i0.-Philodclphia won tho
Wcessivo Victory over tho homo team
homo run BY Collins saved the To-
~belng shut out. Tho weather was
=or q high-closs exhibition. Score:
r. II E
"a go. ...o012 20o0ol-5 o
...,.,..O 0 o o 00l 90 OIL 10 2
4l-Bcndcr and Schreckengost: Harris
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iRN LEAGUE RESULTS.
|, City 8, Des Moines T.

- rY, May lo-Sioux CITY beat Des
81 slugglng match today. Score.
!. x X. II. Z.
> s-..-....l o21-7 l2
Z jackson and Hess. Miller and
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nver 1S, Lincoln 2.

u Mny l0.-Denyer and Lincoln en-
81 iothor free hitting contest today.
- winning. to s. Score; r. II. E
>,N, sss...0 o. 90 us IL q
j. ..--.-o oo2 o3o12-9 is &
d lEngle and ZaluSky; Ahlln aud
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STUDENTS TRIM FACULTY NINE.
"Profs." May Be All Right at Greek,
but Baseball.

The Seniors OF the l. d. S. u. defeated tho
Faculty in a spectacular game Of baseball on
Capitol hill Thursday by the score OF to 3.
The game was very interesting to the large
crowd OF spectators, most OF whom wero in
favor OF the faculty.
The Senior team defeated tho Juniors last
woek Lineup
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-11
Schaefer Meets Defeat.

Louis Cure and Jacob Schuefer met I'm tho
matinee game this afternoon and rhe French
man won by the score ot 500 TO iG1
Sutton and euro VIII mnct tomorrow after
noon and Hoppe and Schncfcr Mt night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-11
<naha 10, Pueblo 8.

r Colo.. May l0.-Today's game was
mnny exciting ciimaxee, Omaha
IN the locals, 10 to s. Score:
al, -.-.,,.s2 o13o0l1-s
q U:. ...r-.O J o o-lO II
" 'hatney and MeS9itt; Dodge md
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-11
Slosson Holds High Run.

Slosson holds the high for tho tourna-
ment SO far-1iE-mHdc I'm his game tonight
with Sutton Despite this big run Sosson
lost the game. having scored but i2S points
when Sutton ran his 500 points Sutton'a high
run was TO- average, ~ 6-26 SloSson's high
r,,u was llo. average. T-26