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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-01
MEN DANE WILL BOX.
Terry Davis and KLEIN Groves May Be
Pitted Against Battler.

Terry Davis and KLEIN Groves will prob
ably be the ,wo youngsters who Will be Sc.
lccted 20 box Battling Nelson in his cxhibi.
tion at the saucer next Saturday evening.
Both boys arc we'll known here and Dayis
is somewhat of local idol; In fact. both
men have way OF handling themselves in
the ring that makes friends, and 1t would
be difficult 90 mako n better selection. Nelson
will probably go three rounds with ench OF
them.
Groves will be remembered as tho young
ster who twice disposed Of Tommy Markham
in manner that was sickcning to the friends
of the latter In their last encounter Mark.
ham went down in tho first round. md
Grovess friends immediately pronounced him
n world d-benter. Klein is n hushy boxer and
his miz-up with Nelson should prove spec,
taculnr. TO say the least.
Terry Davis Is popular boxor az
this city hns produced. There ia absolutely
nothing yellow about him. Terry is game
to the core and, like Nelson, can stand a
wonderful amount OF punishment. He always
stands mp 20 his man. hores in-and as these
are characteristic tBcticg OF Nelson there
hhould be some fast mixing Terry has JUS,
returned from thirteen months stay nj
tho const, where he lined up against tho
speediest mon In his class and demonstrated
himself conner. IL was in his match againsi
Tommy Jacobs, who is connected with Her
rera. that Billy Nolan raw tho Salt Lake
boy make the showing that has made Nolan
consider Terry good To pit aeains
the Dane. Davis put away Jacobs after two
rounds Of whrlwind Achting
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-01

Special TO The Tribune
CINCINNATI, July I.-The entries at La
tonia for tomorrow follow:
First race. mile. selling-Almn Gardia SO
Sea Mate. Cambridge. Sheriff. 9S, Leo Bright
Self Reliant 10l. Yachting Girl 102. My Gem
l04. Bernie Cramor Ed Early, st. Denis
Gladiator 10a, DR.. Hart. Injunction. DR.. Riley
st. Sever III
Second race, fve furlongs. selltng-Woolen
90. Lady Vimont. Wee Kitty, Family Talk.
Sea Sand. Alino Crockett, Ruskinctta, Deck
law. Gabble. Coco 100. Jardinierre. Latborpe.
Sometime l0S, Avendow, Mnrgie. The Golden
Bird Ill.
Third race. mile. scllIng-Moccasin Maid,
Lady Charade. Enrly Hours. Field Lark 96,
DR.. Burch, Oberon, Larone. 98. The Mate
Search No l0l, Oddoletta l0I, Lansdown, Jim
Tyrrell. otter Tail.
Fourth race. s,eeplechasc. club house
course-Naran l2s. Dalesmnn 1872. Faraday
Jr., 1876. Frank Nc. Glass Leader. 146 Weird
Spowdrift $50, Subador 152.
Fifth race. six furlongs. sell!ng-Imagina-
ton. Ripple Mark. Josie's Jewel SO. Wee
Lass %. Fiasco 102, Terms Rod. Carthage
LOG. The Thrall. aMrtius los. Collonade 40.
Elastic III.
Sixth raco. mile. selling-The Laurel. Flor
izol 10l, Intense l02. Golden Mineral. Moren-
do 103. Innnmmable. Ida Davis. Capitano.
Amberita 104. Early Boy los. Docile 16l Bull
Finch. st. Paris, Estrada Palma 109. Unclo
Henry. Shining Star 119.
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RAIN STOPS SALT PALACE RACES
Postponed Meet Will Be Pulled Of at
Saucer Track Tonight.

Rain cut short the races at the saucer
track last evening. Only one final event
and one heat OF the McFarland-Downing
match race had been run when wicked
drops OF rain chased the spectators
from the saucer rim. AS they were run
ming away TO seek shelter, Announcer
DR.. Fred Meakin called out; The races
are postponed" The people didn't even
take time TO laugh. but went hurrying
on. Some Of them, however, must have
heard the subsequent announcement that
last nights card will bo run tonight. for
they stopped to get rain checks.
In the final OF the one-mile open anna
teur. all but three OF the riders went
down within thirty-hve yards OF the
start Mccormick quickly pulled Jack
Hume out OF the bunch and showed him
on his wheel In the meantime, how
ever. the other riders had Tapped Hume
but the elongated boy rode out the race
and finished fourth. After the other
three riders finished the race Hume still
had one lap to go. He rode 1t In French
style and finished with a tremendous
sprint that called forth applause from
the spectators. Dienbacher captured the
event, Giles was second and Wright,
third. Time, 2;07 As.
Working like tiends. Mcfarland and
Downing finished neck and neck In the
first heat OF their French style one
mile race Mcfarland took the lead at
the start and retained it until within
a few yards OF the finish About two
laps from home Downing made a bluff
at going around. Mcfarland quickened
his pace and Downing dropped back
and for a lap and a half the two riders
Travelled on at good fair clip. When
less than half a lap from home Down
ing started to go around Mcfarland and
came so near doing It that the crowd
gave him some generous cheers The
first part Of the race was slow and
hence the time-2:36 2-5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-01
AFTER ROOSEVELT CUP.
American Yachts Tuning Up to Quail
fy to Meet German Aspirants

MARBLEHEADs Mass. July 3I.-A major
tty OF the nineteen American 32-rating
yachts that have been built for the defense
OF the Roosevelt cup against the three Ger
man asplrants for that trophy are now en-
gagged In series Of tuning up races In these
waters.
These events will probably continue nj
most daily until the trial races. which Will
be held during the week OF August H. under
tho direction of the Eastern Yacht club
which originated the international contest for
! those small boats and donated the CUT named
for President Roosevelt. with his permission
After the trial races the club Will select
three OF the nineteen yachts to sail against
tho three German boats which arc now be-
Ing brought to this country on steamers
The cup races Will take place during the
week OF September 3D. and five races Will be
sailed. the trophy going to the yacht that
wins the majority OF the contests or wins
| the NTH race OF the series
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OGDEN AND TA|L0RS
TO REALLY MEET TODAY
Reported Game Between These
Rival Teams to Be Played
at Lagoon.

From present Appearances Ogden and the
Dubei Tailors will meet the diamond for
tho lOst time nj 80 o clock this afternoon
at the Lagoon. Tho bnll game is 10 be tho
feature event OF n splendid athletic pro
gramme arranged FOR Lagoon day, Ton years
ngo to day the Lagoon, since famous as
The prettiost spot in Utah, opened its
gates 20 the public, md the tenth anniver.
sary celebration In commernorarion of that
cvont will take place today Tho bill game
will positively bo played Tho Lagoon man
sgemcnt has secured 500 forfeit deposits so
ms 10 prevent any disappointment of IN"
crowd.
All season long there hns been considers
BILE rivalry between tho locals and the Lob
siers. md. naturally, both tcoms crave
victory this afternoon. BluNud will be in
the box for Ogden and behind him Will be
Dad Gmlin, Mortcnsen and the rest OF the
junction City aggregation. Somo of tho og-
don players were reported yesterday us hay
ing declared tina, they would give the locals
q trouucing which they wOuldn soon forget
But II the LubStcrs are preparing 10 do such
= thing they but in tho very ammo state
OF mind MS the Tailors. Last evening tho
locals got out for one Of the best practices
OF tho season, and they will bc in prime
shape for todny's contest Beusser will pitch
for the Talors, and, with good support the
contest promises to develop into lively
pitchers battle with Bluarud and Heusser
pittcd against onch other The lineup fol
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Results at Latonia.

CINCINNATI. O.. July 3l-Latonia re-
suits.
First race. hve furlopgs-Bittor Miss won,
Webber second, Lightning Conductor third.
Time. 1:01.
Second race ak furlongs-Toppy Girl won,
Esterre second Jay Ward third. Time. :l6.
Third race. hvc and half furopgs-Lens
won. Fair Fagot second. Morales third. Time.
los 1-5.
Fourth race, seven furlougs-Major r. J,
Carson won. Princess Orna second. Deyout
third. Time, l;27 2-5.
Fifth race. Ave furlongs-PrincIpiu won
Minnie Johnson second, Oasis third Time
lis 1-5.
Sixth race. mile and bnlf-Cashler won,
The Gadfiy Becond, Little Elkin third. Time,
2:36 20.
Seventh race. one milc-Wee Lass won In
spector Girl second, Dudley third. Time
1872
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At Brighton Beach.

NEW YORK, July 3l.-Brighton Beach re-
suits;
First race. selling, six furlongs-crphan
Lad won, Somnus second, Shacklo third.
Time liza.
Second roce, mile and sixtcenth-Dead
heat between BobbIc kean and Lotus Eater
Tyron third. Time, 1.45 3-5.
Third race six furlongs-Robin Hood won,
Van Ness second. Water Tank third. Time,
1:12 40.
Fourth race. tho Nautilus stakes. selling,
mile and sixtconth-Red Friar won Gar
nish second. Time, Las 3-6. Only two
starters.
Fifth race. hve and half furlongs-Altuda
won. Fantastic second, Loring third. Timo,
1:07 20.
Sixth race, mile and n Acknowledgements
won, Nemesis second. Tipping third. Time:
! AT 3-5.
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Entries at the Meadows.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
SEATTLE. July 3l.-The entries for to-
morrow's events at the Meadows follow.
First race. selling-Thaddeus. Mintaka
Kinder, Pettiiohn, Van Hope. Old Mike III
Glonrce 1l9, Spring Leaf III, Anirad ia.
Second race. seven furlongs. selling-Duelist
Supreme Court. Jerry Hunt LOG. Miss May
Bowdsh, Hersain. Allopath Mnxtress l0f.
Bell Reed. Orchan 105.
Third race. eloven-si1teentbs OF a mile
Native Son III. Tony Faust no. Yankee Jim
lo4. Lucy c. 103. Pasodella 81.
Fourth race. mile, haDdicap-The Hugue-
not 112, Funnysido l08. Gorghlatte los, Dusty
Miller 102. Judge SO. Yeoman o..
Fifth race Ave furongs-snlable, Little
Gregg. Golden Rule E. M. Brattnin l09, The
Mist l0T, Eulaia Grasscutter. Nettie Hicks 81
Sixth race. mile md n sixteenth, selling
Cabin. Briarthorpo. Gateway. Rudaoek 100.
Little Joker l01, Sheridan 100.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-01
SALT LAKE CANDIDATE
Will Try to Land Next Session Of Ir
rigation Congress.

BOISE, Ida, July 3l.-A telegram
was received today at the headquarters
of the National Irrigation Congress that
Senator Knute Nelson of Minnesota
had accepted an invitation TO attend the
congress in Boise the first week in Sep
tembcr. A strong delegation is com
ing from Nevada also, with about 100
delegates, probably headed by Gov.
Sparks, for the purpose OF capturing
the 1907 session of tho congress for
Reno.
The only other avowed candidate so
far is jamestown, Va, where they pro-
pose to secure the congress, to be held
in connection with the jamestown ex-
position. 1t is expected here, however,
that strong effort to land the next con
vention will be made by Denver, Salt
Lake and Cheyenne.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-01
BATTLESHIPS COLLIDE
Alabama and Illinois Come Together
in Thick Fog.

NEWPORT. r. l., July 31.-A collision
between the battleships Alabama and
Illinois OF the second division OF the At
lnntic battleship fleet In thick fog last
night was reported today by Rear-Ad-
miral Davis. The squadron was making
for this harbor whom the Alabama. under
command OF Capt Comfy. crashed into
the Illinois. which is commanded by
Capt. Blocklinger, The other vessels con-
stltuting tho second divsion-the Indiana
and Iowa, stood by. but their assistance
was not required
The report received here was to the ef-
feet that reither ship was injured be-
low the water lines. Nothing was stated
as to the exact damage sustained by
either warShip.
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At the Meadows.

SEATTLE. July 3l.-Results at the
Meadows.
First race. SIX furlongs-Phy8 won Urbano
second Black Cloud third. Time, 1l4
Second race. ak furlongs-Royal White
won, Drowell second. Matt Hogan third
Time. IA.
Third race, Ave furlongs-Peligroso won,
1:01L
Kour,h race, mile-Flourish won. Montana
Peerese second. Pay Mo third. Time I:4lh
Fifth race, hvo and half furlougs-Merry
Go Round won. AvonelIn second. Mooropus
third Timo. 1:0Th.
Sixth race: mile and one-eighth-Ray won
Baker second, Expedlent third. Time, lbs.
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LABOR WAR WAGES.
Frisco Roads Try to FIJI Places Of the
Strikers

SAN FRANCISCO. July 31.-That the
United Railroads Will have enough men
TO take the places OF the strikers In Its
construction department was the declar-
alton made today by Thornwall Mullalley.
assistant TO President Calhoun of the
street car corporation. He said that
the company is not inclined at this time
to settle the demands OF the strikers.
which are considered by the corporation
10 be unjust.
Today seventyhve non-unIon mon were
placed at work unloading material TO be
used in construction work for the street
car company.
meeting was held by the strikers to-
day and 200 new members initiated, Six
meetings have been held by the union
men since tho present agitation COM
menced and not less than fifty rev mem
bers are said 10 have joined the union
at each meeting,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-01
New York 8, st. Louis 0.

NEW YORK. July s1.-New York shut
out ST. Louis today. Taylor held the visitors
down to four hits. Score: r. II; e:
New York 30 o . o l o-3 10 o
Battcries-Brown md Marshall Taylor
and Brcsnahan. Bnses on bnlls-Of Taylor
?, or Brown l. Struck out-By Taylor 4,
by Brown 5. Twobbse hits-Barry, Brown.
I'mnire-Klem
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-01
NEW CABLE TO JAPAN
Another Link That Binds America to
the Orient.

Toxic. Aug. IA new telegraph
cable, via BONN, which establishes di-
rect communication between Japan and
the United States. was opened to the
public today. this being the first mes
sage transmitted over IL. The opening
OF the new line is hailed with delight as
an epoch making event which win
strengthen the already deep rooted
friendship between the countries thus
connected.
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Chicago 4, Washington 8,

CHICAGO. July 3l.-Chicugo punched
hits in the hual gamo OF the series with
Washington here today, and won tho fourth
straight game from the visitors. Score:
r. II. E.
Chicago .., 20 l - l
Washington 30 2 % 1
Batteries-Pa;terson and Sullivan; Kitson
and Ecydnn
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CHICAGO DEFEATED
QUAKERS IN NINTH
Dummy Taylor Allowed But
Four Hits, and Giants
Shut Out st. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of Clubs.
Chicago Q, Philadelphia l

PHILADELPHIA, July 9I-Chicngo made
only one hit up 10 the ninth inning today,
when Dusglcby made ON error. which, with
two hits that followed, gave tho visitors two
runs and tho game. Philadelphia played a
snappy fielding game. Score: R. II r.
Chicago ~. % o o o o "a 2
Philadelphia l o o o o 0-l q
Bntteries-Taylor and King: Duggleby
and Donovan Struck out-By Taylor 2.
Bssos on balls-off Duegleby l. of Taylor
2 Umpiros-Cnrpenter and Conway.
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Brooklyn 8, Pittsburg Q.

BROOKLYN, n. L, July s1.-In & we'll.
played Como a; Washington park this after.
noon Brooklyn defeated PittBburg, 8 TO 2.
Stricklctt was In excellent form and allowed
only four hits Score; r. II. f..
Pittsburg . % o o o 0 Q o 0-2 4 .
Brooklyn -. q 0 o o o o o q I 1
Batterics-Wilis and Gibson: Stricklett
and Bergen. Two-base hit-McCarthy.
Thrce. base hit-Lcach. Home run-Beau-
mont Bnses on balls-of Stricklett 4, OF
Willis 9, Struck out-By stricklett 4, by
Willis T. Umpire-Johnstonc,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-01
ESTHER MITCHELL PLEADS
Girl Who Slew Brother Says She Is
Not Guilty.

SEATTLE, Wash, July 3l.-Esther
Mitchell pleaded not guilty In the Su-
tion charging her With murder in the
first degree Tor me killing of her
brother, George Mitchell! The girl de.
manded that she pe given a trial sep
arate from Mrs. Creflield, Jointly
charged with her. The court ordered
that she be given such E trial
Perry and Fred Mitchell, who wore
with their brother, George, at the time
their sister killed E;m, have forgiven
her and will aid in h.r defense.
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Wins Chamber of Commerce
Stakes, Taking Three
Straight Heats.
COTTLD HAVE MADE BETTER
TIME IF PUSHED
Billings, the Amateur Horse
man. Broke Worlds Rec
ord in Two Events,

CLEVELAND o.. July Sl.-The Cham
ber of Commerce stake Of $4,000 for 2;24
PAGERS, was the feature OF the Grand cir
cult meeting today. IL was won by Ar
dele a 5-year-old mare owned by F. G..
Jones OF Memphis and driven by Edgers.
She paced three impressive miles, win
ming each heat easily. Her best time
was 2.O5b. but she could have gone In
2:02 had IT, been necessary. Bonanza,
which took second money at Detroit a
year ago In the same stake. again took
second money,
Broke Worlds Record Slate.
C. X. C. Billings. the famous amateur
horseman, broke the worlds record slate
In the afternoon. First he drove n PAGER.
Morningstar, 2:04st. a half mile TO wagon
Ia 5en seconds, A few minutes later
he drove Mai. Delmar. the champion trot-
ter geldlng, a half mile to wagon In 100.
Results
The 2:l4 trot. purse s100O-Morone won
the second and third heats and the race
IN 2:10A, 2:115k. Jack Wilkes won the
first heat In 2l2A. India. Black Patchen,
Delma Gregor, Sister Collettc. Charley
Atwood, LarabIe Rose. Charley T., Bo-
witcher Whitten Wilkes, Princess Athel,
Pulsus, Mlnter and Rose Bonheur also
started.
Ardelle Won Three Straight.
Chamber OF Commerce stakes, 2:2i
pace. purse S5000-Ardelle won three
straight heats and the rnce In 204%,
2.05A, 2:0SA Bonanza, Tiptoe. +. j.
Park. Custer and Bonnie steinway also
started.
Tho 2:06 pace. purse s15O0-Bollver won
three straight heats and tho reco in
2:04&. 2:O5A, 2:0S1a. Graft, Citation, Hal
Chafln. The Friend. Charley Hoy Ju-
bilee and Peruna also started.
The PIP trot. purse S12O0-Lake Queen
won three straight heats and tho race
in 2:l0ts. 2.0S&, 200. Mack, Billy Foster.
Exalted. The Phantom. Frank A. Grattan
Belts. Lady Mowrey. Paul Kruger and
Grace A. also started.
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Boston 4. Cincinnati 8.

BOSTON. July al.-By batting Fraser in
runs and won the game to 3. Pfeiffer
struck out eleven men. Score: r. II, E.
Boston - 0 o o o o. IL l
Cincinnati o 3 o o 0-3 o
ntteries-Pfeiffer, O'Neill and Necdhnm ;
Fraser and schlei. Threcbase hit-Bates.
Home run-Schlei. Bnses on balls-0R
Fraser /, off Pfeiffor l. Struck out-By
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st. Louis 2, Boston !.

ST LOUIS. July al.-st. Louis won a
postponed game from Boston. 2 10 /. Powell
and Dineon pitched beautiful bnl the for
mer having slightly tho better OF il. Score: /:
r. II. Z.
st. Louis 80 o o l o 0 o Io % s 1
Boston 80 o-i Q
Batteries-Powcll and o'Connor; Dineon
ard Armbruster
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Pitcher Powell Had Edge Over
Dineen, and St. Louis
DOWned Boston.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing Of Clubs
Detroit 5. Philadelphia 8.

DETROIT, July 31.--Wid throws by the
Philadelphia helped Detroit TO four OF her
Eve runs and made n TO victory easy
Tho Champions tied the score in the eighth,
but Coombs who replaced Dygert, gave three
bases on balls and Detroit scored two runs
without hit. Fine work by both outhelds
featured the contest. Score: r. II. F.
Detroit .... 20 "-5 o
Philadelphia % 0 o . o o--3 3
Bnttories-Mullu and Warner; Dygert,
Coombs md Schrcck.
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LARNED DEFEATS BEHR.
Steadiness Of Veteran Won Against
Brilliant Play of Collegian.

BOSTON. July 3l.-William A. Larned OF
Summit n. j., won second leg in the
Longwood cup today by defeating Karl II.
Behr OF Yale In the challenge match OF the
Longwood Cricket clubs annual tonnis tour
nament. three sets to The scores were
Sc, 3-6. Co. 8-S. II was n contest In which
the steadiness OF the veteran won against the
brilliant but erractic play OF his opponent
Larneds victory today gives him two legs
In the third challenge cup OF the Longwood
In Lnrneds possession
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Cleveland 2, New York o,

CLEVELAND, July a1.-Clevcland shut
out New York today by the scoro of . to o.
Rhoades pitched splendid ball, allowing but
Ave we'll scattered hits. Kecler robbed Lajoie
of triple by a sensational oDehandod
catch. Score: R II. Z.
Cleveland % o 2 o o o g I 4
Now York 80 o 90 5 s
Observation-Disclosures and Bnelow Hogg,
Clnrkson, Mcclure and Kleinow.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
Sioux City 8, Omaha 8.

OMAHA, July 8l.-Only in the sixth and
eighth innings was Omaha nble 10 hit Cor.
bett, and Jarrott, who took his place in the
eighth, was touched. Both Sawyer
snd Corns were pounded hard. Score:
r II, E.
Omaha o.. 80 o o 2 o o-5 o
Sioux City % o 8 0-s II Q
Batteries-Snwyer. Corns and Rogers
Corbett, Jarrott and Hess.
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American Association

At Kansas Cisy-Kansns City q, St.
Paul o.
Al Louisvillc-Louisville s. indianapolis 4
AZ Observation-Disclosures 3, Minneapo.
lis 2.
AT Columbus-Columbus 0, Toledo l.
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DES MONIES. July 81 Heavy hitting
gave Des Moines an easy victory over Pueblo
today. Scoro: R. II. E.
Des Moines ........0 0 0 8 - &c 10
Pueblo .,.. -.......0 0 0 0101 o. Q 2
Battercs-Cicott: Fawcctt and Dexter;
Miner and Renpiker
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-01

Until further notice we will mako
storage rate OF SAFE per ton on Rock
Springs and Cumberland coalD and So so
per ton on all slles OF anthracite.
D. J. SHARP COAL CO..
Telephones 7l9
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Pacific Coast League.
Today's Entries at Latonia.

Al oakland-Shn Francisco 2, Portland 1,
A, Fresno-Fresno 10. Los Angeles IL.
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Game POSTPONED
Des Moines 16, Pueblo 9.

LINCOLN, Neb., July S1-Lincoln. Denver
game postponed, account OF wet grounds.
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Pharoah g Glen,

Tents and cabins, furnished or unfur-
nshed, with or without board. by the
day, week or month. For particulars tel
ephone 3022 Independent; 30S7-Z Bell
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LAEUUN 8 BIRTHDAY.
Special baseball train at 8 D. m
League game, Ogden vs. Salt Lake.