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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-09
IL 1T HAPPENS
IT'S HERE
FIRST !. NJ. c. A.
TENNIS TOURNEY
PrelimlnarieS Begin This After
noon on New Courts
Many Players Entered.

The first tournament on the new Y. M.
C. A. courts will start this afternoon and
VIII be played to settle the champion
ship of the association. Nearly all of the
players are beginners at the game but
d number of good men have been de-
Veloped In the past two months the
courts have been open. The winner and
runner up get racquet each, presented
by the Western Sporting Goods & Arms
company, and another trophy has been
secured to give TO the winner of a Sc
ries OF games between those who lose in
the first round.
The games start promptly at D. m.
The first round will be played best two
out OF three sets and the rest of the
preliminaries will be best three out of
five.
The committee in charge made the
drawings last evening, and the players
Will meet as follows: Peabody VS.. Arm
strong; Tibbals VS.. Shott; NettletOn VS..
sherman; Shepard Tvs. Hills; Cox VS.. Tay-
Tor; DR.. Plummer VS.. BOwdle; Walters
vs.. Long; White VS.. Ames; SOwies VS..
Galley.
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IL IT'S HERE
IT'S RIGHT
NEW SCHEDULE
STARTS SUNDAY
Eureka Given Pen ant for First
Half of SeaSon-0gden'S
Money Goes to League.

The new schedule of the state league
will start next Sunday when Salt Lake
meets Park City in Park City. playing
second game on Monday. Eureka will be-
the extra team on this date and will play
a match game with the Occidental team at
Walkers field. The league will go ahead
with three teams at present. the off team
playing with some of the best amateur
teams i'm the state. President II. /. Shep-
ard said yesterday that the Occidental
team had posted 500 with him. to be OH
keep the forfeit posted to play the other
teams in the league on off days.
At a meeting of the directors recently
held II was decided to award Eureka the
pennant for the first half of the season.
This will start all the teams off even next
Sunday and as there is still nearly two
months ball to be played a second inter
esting race should result.
The forfeit of 800 v hich belonged TO
Ogden has been turned over to the league
each of the three clubs having an interest
in 1t.
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GOLF RESULTS At TACOMA
Play Is Largely Confined to Opening
Round in Northwest Cham
pionship.

Tacoma. Wash, Aug. Sin the morning
the play In the international lawn tennis
tournament was largely confined to Pa
cific northwest championships. In the
international singles j. A. Rithet of Vic
toria defeated e. w. Carr Hilton of Van
couyer, GA, 6-3
The second round of the northwest
championship singles resulted:
M H. Wildes, Everett defeated b.
Kaufman, Tacoma, 60, 60.
w. A. Goss, Portland. defeated Seth
Richards, Spokane, So 60.
Pooley, Victoria, defeated McMicken.
Seattle, 60, 60.
McBurney. Spokane. defeated Wildes.
Everett, Ga, ct, g..
Payne. Tacoma, defeated Drake. Spo-
kane, 81, 6-3.
In the only match in the northwest
championship doubles Hunter and Balm
ger of Victoria defeated Richards and
Kaufman. Spokane, g., O..
International doubles: Payne and Arm
strong, Tacoma, defeated McBurney and
Drake, Spokane, 6-3 o..
Pooley and Rithet of Victoria defeated
Russell and Tyler of Seattle, 81, 81, is.
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JOE z|lLIGAN NOW A WIND.
May Decide to Come West and Prac.
tice on Horses in Salt
lake

Joe Zilligan. the former University of
Utah football player, is now full fledged
v NJ. D.. which means he has a diploma
authorizing him to diagnose any ailment
a horse may have or his owner thinks lie
has Zilligan graduated from the univeT-
sity this spring and has hung up a sign
in Philadelphia. where in addition he is
an assistant in the public health depart
ment of Philadelphia.
To a friend of his in this city, Zilligan
unbosOmed himself in a letter received
yesterday, and admitted that there was nc
place like Salt Lake. Joe says he would
like to come out in this country and set
tie for the rest of his life. He intends to
make a trip out here soon to look over
the chances for a man in his profession
and if they look good. Salt Lake will be
the next place he hangs up his sign.
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NELSON OFF TO GOLDFIELD
Battler Believes He viii Have Little
Trouble in Disposing
of Cans

Battling Nelson big goodbye to his Salt
Lake friends yesterday and departed for
Goldfield, where he goes TO begin train
ing for his coming encounter with Joe
Cans. Nelson stopped off in Ogden last
evening, where he gave his last-eXhibitiOn
before the big fight He was to have ap-
peared at Pocatello, but had to call the
trip off, as il was necessary for him TO
get to Goldfield at once and start train
ing.
Everywhere the Battler went yesterday
he met with but one remark, Il hope you
knock the dinge's head off, Bat, and re-
member l am with you
Bat remarked that he believed ne had
more friends In Salt Lake than any other
town on the map unless it was Hege-
wisch.
Nelson does not look upon the Baltimore
fighter as a hard nut to crack and seems
confident of victory. Before leaving Mel
son placed an order with a local photo
grapher for 800 photos TO be sent TO his
friends around the country before the
coming fight.
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RAMS HORN DIES.

New York. Aug. S.-Rams Horn, the
four-year-old colt by Butte-Aunt Tessa,
winner OF this years $4,000 Brighton
handicap, and of last years Crescent City
Derby at New Orleans, died today in his
stall at Gravsend race track of inflam-
nation of the bowels. Rams Horn had
been ailing ever since the Brighton hand
leap. and was too i'll to be shipped to Sar-
atoga. where he was entered In the rich
est stakes.
Rams Horn was generally conceded to
be the best horse sent out of the west
in many years He was formerly owned
by Captain Jim Williams, a noted west
ern horseman. but lately had been run
ming in the name of w s. Williams, a
son of Captain Williams.
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MEETING FOR RICHF|ELO
Fair Association VIII Offer $500 in
Purses for Days
Racing.
Especial to The HeraIdl

Richf'eld. Aug. S.-The Richfield Fair &
Driving association has arranged for an
other big racing meet for Septe mber 20
The association will offer purses of about
$500 and it is expected that these purses
will attract some of the best horses i'm the
state. A purse of $500 Will be offered for
a fIee-f or-all pace and trOt; 500 will be
divided UP into purses for runners and
novelty races which will fill up the day
with a good program.
An opportunity will also be given to
James Hanson of Redmond and Will Duff
fin of Richfieid to try out another foot
race. The association will also offer d
liberal purse and strong side bet Will
be posted for this contest.
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RACES AT C0WES.

Cowes. Aug Slight yachts started to-
day with a fine easterly breeze blowing,
in the race for Emperor Williams cup,
which after the contest for the kings cup
is the event of the greatest interest dur
ing the yachting week here. The yachts
crossed the starting line as follows:
L'Esperance. Satanita. Creole, COris-
ande. Cetonia, Betty Adelia and Clara.
Sir Maurice F'itzgerald's yawl Satanita
won the Emperors cup. Colonel Bagot's
cutter Creoli was second.
special race was sailed between the
Navahoe. White Heather and Nyria and
MAS won by the latter.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Louisville-Louisville. o; Minneapo-
lis, 2.
At Indianapolis-India 8; st.
Paul. 3
At Columbus-Colum City
game postponed rain.
At Toedo-Toledo Milwaukee game
postponed; wet grounds.
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FRIDAYS PROGRAM.
Kramer Goes Against HaIf-Mile Un-
paced Record.

Frank L. Kramer. the square jawed
bicycle rider from the same state that
produced the mighty Zimmerman. will go
a half-mile against the watch as the fea-
ture event at the saucer track tomorrow
night. The record is 81 10 seconds held
by Samuelson.
The professionals have half-mile open
and a mile handicap and the amateurs an
Australian pursuit and half-mile handi-
cap.
A five-mile match motor-paced race is
also on the program. 1t will be between
Hardy Downing Munroe and Samuelson.
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MAHER NOT BADLY HURT.

Brighton, England. Aug. S.-Danny
Maher. the American jockey, whose Shout
der was badly bruised by the fall of
his mount Hornhead, yesterday. in the
race for the Brighton stakes, was doing
well today. but his shoulder is extreme
w painful
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AMERICANS LOOK GOOD.

y Bourneend, England. Aug. S-Har- y
= ward and Cambridge were afloat 4
y twice today and were watched by =
\ large crowds on both banks Of the y
= river and by the occupants of hum y
4 dredS of boats.
y The American oarsmen are creating \
\ a good impression. f.
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MAURICE SAVERS MATCHED.

Dan Clark manager of Maurice Sayers,
writes that he has just secured a match
for his man with Harry Lewis. The
fight is to take place in Grand Rapids,
Mich
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VNcENT-NoTT's WANT GAME.

Manager Taufer of the Vincent-Nott
baseball team is looking for IA game
and is ready to meet any amateur team
in the state.
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Los Angeles ......
CO TXavnpfGnn
WESTERN.

Pueblo. Aug. S.-Carnes was hit hard
TODAY and walked ten men, and the
champions took the first game of the
series with ease. Score:
R. H. Z.
Pueblo -.--."---''.--'''''' %
lDeS MONIES 'AV ~ v
Ratteries-Cecotte and Dexter; Carnes,
Messitt and Rennicker.
Denver. Aug. S.-Denver and Sioux City
PLAYED a snappy game today, the locals
winning, 10 3. Score:
r. II. z.
Denver
Sioux CITY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "
Batteries-Paige and Weigardt; Jackson
and Hess.
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AMERICAN.

Cleveland. Aug. S.-Boston took both
games from Cleveland today, winning by
punching their nits in the third inning
i'm the first game Harris and Rhoades
pitched splendidly in the second. Boston
scoring the only run of the game on Turn
er's error Scores.
First game r. II. E.
Cleveland -. .....-.-----...-.----.-1
MISUNDERSTANDING. Townsend BuelOW
and Kittredge; Young and Armbruster.
Second game X. ii. T..
Cleveland ...............O 1 >
Boston --......-.'--. -.--A "
Observation-Disclosures and Buelow; Harris
and Petersen.
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NORTHWEST.

Tacoma Aug. S-Doyle was invlncible
ana Tacoma won from Butte this aft
ernoon by the score of to l. Hoon's
support was ragged. while the Tigers put
up an errorless game. Score:
~P r. II. E.
Rutte s
Taconoa ..........7 8 0
Ratteries-Hoon and Swindells; Doyle
and Shea.
Hoquiam. Wash, AAug. S-The Grays
won an eieven-inning game today after
thew had lost il. and captured the first
of the series with Spokane. Score:
r. H. E.
Gray's Harbor ....................4 z
Spokane
Batteries-Brinker and Boettiger; Blex-
rud and Suess.
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DOUGLAS GOES TO EUREKA.

VIII Douglas, formerly of the Salt Lake
team. has signed with Eureka. He leaves
for the mining camp today.
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FINE DOGS COMING TO SALT LAKE
Thoroughbred English Bong by Parker

Harry o. Keefe and w. H. Parker are
the lucky individuals and they intend to
raise and train the dogs for field work.
using them for chicken and quail shoot
ing in this state. The above is a photo
of the litter to which the puppies belong
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St. Louis. Aug S.-After Orth purposely
walked Hickey with two out in the tenth
inning. filling the bases. Delehanty
dropped Glade's pop fly, allowing Wal
lace to score the winning run for St.
Louis Shortstop Elberfield of the New
Yorks attacked Umpire O'Loughlin and
was banished Manager McAleer of St,
Louis was ordered off the grounds for
disputing a decision. and O'Connor of st.
Louis and Manager Griffith of New York
were barred from the coaching lines for
similar Offenses. Score:
81 LOUIS '....''..-.'''''''''''I
Batteries-Glade and Hickey; Orth and
Thomas.
Chicago. Aug. S.-Chicago defeated Phil
adelphia for the fourth consecutive time
today in a hard fought pitchers battle,
1 to 0. Score;
Chicago .... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Philadelphia ..............:::..o l
Batteries-Patterson and Sullivan; Plank
and Powers.
Detroit. Aug. S-Washington took both
games of a double header today, which
would have been featureless except for
Pattons work in the second game
Scores:
First game X II. Il:
Detroit ...'.'''.''''''''''''''''c .
Washington ..,..-..'''o ~
and Wakefield.
Second game X n. T.:
Detroit ...............''.''.''''4 ~ y
Washington .... ..................7 II :
Batteries-Donovan and Payne; Smith
and Wakefield.
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occIpENTALs PLAY BoUNTIFUL.

The Occidentals play their last game
with the Bountifui team in Bountiful next
Saturday.
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PACIFIC COAST.

Seattle. Wash. Aug. Sin one of the
most exciting games of the season Seattle
won from Oakland today. Seattle's lone
RIM came in the first inning when Smith
dropped Partnerships fly. Blankenship
stole second and scored on Householder
double. Score:
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stole second and scored on Householder
double ''Oie' r. H. E.
Seattle ......-''---. -'''''''''
Oakland ---...-.---..... 49,
Observation-Disclosures and Blankenshp;
Reidy and Bliss Umpire, Mahaffey.
Oakland. Aug S.-Passes by Burns.
combined with errors by Los Angeles in
feeders. gave San Francisco today's
game. The single run of the southern
ers was earned on CraVath's double and
Dillon's single. With this exception. the
losers found Tyson's delivery to be puz-
N'i's r. H E
Los Angeles ..........'.'....'''.'''RR Z
san Francisco .-...-.--.--.s...''..
Ratteres-Burns and Mangeria; Tyson
and Spies. Umpire-Dunleavy.
Los Angeles. Aug. S.-By the loose score
of II 10 ). Portland took today's game
from Fresno. Gum pitched fine game
for Portland. McGregor and Hartman,
in the box for Fresno, showed less form
0O0''' r. H. E.
Portland ,.,.--'''------ -------iI ~
Fresno
Ratteries-Gum and Mclean; Hartman,
FITZGERALD and Hogan. Umpire, Perrlne.
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Brooklyn. n. Y. Aug. S.-Brooklyn-Cin-
,innati game POSTPONED: rain
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At elphia-Philadelph Louis
game postponed; rain.
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Batteries-Willis and Gibson: Young and
Needham. Base on balls-Off Willis, 2.
Struck out-By Willis, 8; by Young, /.
Umpire-klem.
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Wanted-SaIesmen.

LADIES an4 GENTLEMEN. HOW rs Tt5Te9
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Wall Paper.

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Situations Wanted

Female.
WANTED-By good cook. place 70 cook
wash and iron s09 Il St NV II
WANTED-Plain washing TO take home 1881
crescent St NV, between 18th and I7th SITS
II
WANIED-By frst-class Iaundress wash
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WANIED-By young lady position as ste
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and willing TO begin on modest salary IL
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Help Wanted-Male.

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Purissima Rye Ideal Whisky.

The better the judge Of whisky the
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Dentistry.

CUT-RATE DENTISTRY. FTIL SET
TEETH, 81. Gold Crown and Bridgework. Sc
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inh30-30t
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THE MUTUAL DENTISTS. 1O12 st. NV.
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LOCAL MENTION.

Strawberry Ice Cream Made From the
Fresh Fruit. Rosenfeld's. S12 H st. ne.
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Found

FOUND-Three bataauX in current on Alex
audria Thursday night Apply CAPTAIN
BEACH Barge Wharf. Alexandria, Va
mhSl-St
HATS RENOVATED equal 10 new. straw
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FOJTND-A pair OF shoes; werN left al my
store, All 9th ST. NV. by mista.-e- mh2S-St
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Business Chances.

FOR SALE-Grocery and market store: ss-
tAolished over twenty years doing a good
business; one OF the best locations on CAPITOL
Ein; viii be sold cheap Address BOX isz
Times Office mn5I-5t
WANTED-Io rent or buy a small store vvIt5
hElng rooms Address Box Isl. Times once.
FoR sALE-For cash. any part Of ten shares
Aarconi Wireless Telegraph stock al par
SlO per shaTe)- BY recent decision OF
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company is given the monopoly OF the wire
less telegraph system within The United
states see New York Journal March p
iss- This stock 10 the nrst bidders Ad-
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WANTED-Party TO join me 10 opeo hotel
or restaurant Address BOX I7s. Times Of
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LADY wants another LADY 70 ioin her -
start cafe Tor ladies'. near Government build
ins. Address BOX lI7. Times once mhSI-St
FOR SALE-6iroeery and provision stOre.
best location IN city Address BOX a.
Times once mh3o-s,
FOR RENT-A good iObblnE carpenter shop.
N splendid location rent So per month
ADDRESS BON 1S2. Times Office mhSO-st
WANTED-sman cigar or grocery store Ad
dress BOX lSo. Times ONCE. mh9o-St
FOR sALE-An old-estabIished grocer ana
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BARBER SHOP. four chairs, SS90; near
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Atlantic building. nhSo-st
GOOD PAYING cigar store: VIII sen al
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GROCERY and meat market. Northwest: Iiv-
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ROoMING HOUSE, near ST. Patrick's
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CENTRAL BUSINESS EXCHANGE" as
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BAKERY and light refreshments, taking $40
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mh2S-5t
GROCERY AND NOTIONS (no meats1; cash
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81 + ST NV. mhss-2t
WE DON'T HANDLE SALOONS: there are
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BUSINESS EXCHANGE S02 T St NV
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For Sale-Automo5iles.

FINE electric automobile perfect condition:
hold six persons: viii sell or exchange for
real estate equity. no reasonable offer re-
fused. . NJ. FORREST. sl2 F ST. nv. II
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"A one-footed fellow in Washington. 4"
F. Hez Sven explains Sun. night. I'd
Baptist Church.
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Lost.

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LOST-Card case, name VARIED Ward
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Room 200. Bond building mh5l-3t
DOST-Vhite. iong-eared bull terrier Re
ward II returned 70 170S p St NV. mhSi-St
DOST-On Sunday, March y. red leather
jewel case, containing two rings Reward.
1tUS = ST nM InflSl-St
LOST-Rtding crop on PARK read near
bridge IN Rock Greek Park. Finder viii be
literally rewarded by returning same 70 %
Home Life Building mhS0-St
LOST-Black and white collie dog Reward
1854 Sd st. Sc. mh30-St
LOST-s5i. $50 reward for return 20 JOHN
NJ GARTRELL. sS1 L St NV mhSo-St
LOST, strayed. or stolen-Femaie fox ter
rier: yellow head and ears. and white body.
answers TO name Of Carrie reward IL Is-
turned to 2l2 c St NV mhs0-St
LOST-Gold watch and fob. between Str and
A SITS. ne and 220 18th 81. Sc, fob, engraved
Il E. M" Reward II returned 10 the above
LOST-March Is, gold cloyer-leaf pin Re
ward II returned to 1913 St mh3-St
LOST-Fur scarf OF black astrakhan, on
west side 18th St between r and ;, Tues
day afternoon Reward II returned 10 ISIS
St 1l1-5-1L