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BOTH ARE CONFIDENT.
Britt and McGovern Each Claiming
the Victory Monday Night.

New York. May 25.-The World to-
day says:
Britt and McGovern are adhering
to the Oldest rule of a prize lighter
the claim of being a sure winner. No
two fighters ever stepped into a ring
with more confidence than these two
will in Madison Square Garden on
Monday night. It viii be Britt's first
fight in the east. Their confidence has
caused them to look further ahead
than Monday night. with a view to-
ward meeting Battling Nelson.
Harry Pollock, manager of the
Twentieth Century Athletic club, last
night wired Billy Nolan. Nelson man
ager who is in Los Angeles, asking
upon what terms Nelson would box
the winner of Monday nights battle
Pollock stipulated ten rounds, with
no decision. on either June Is or IS.
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A HOSPITAL OPERATION.
Mrs. Robert Edeson. Wife of the Ac-
tor, Under the Knife.

New York, May 25.-Mrs. Robert
Edeson. wife of the actor. and herself
known on the stage as Ellen Berg,
went under a double operation in the
French hospital yesterday. Last night
her condition was satisfactory. Mrs
Edeson had to abandon her profess
sion two years ago when leading wo-
man with her husband on account of
illness Recently her condition be-
came critical. making an operation for
kidney trouble and appendicitis i'm
peratiVe
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

--~-----~-~~~-~---~--~~---
J. B. Davidson and wife to J. Reed.
lot SS5 and E X lot SO 9Th ave. east,
Parkdale add. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81, so
j. Mulyane and wife to L. Lynch. lot
g, block Is, Lawrence ST., Mulvane
& Chase's I'd add .......-....-.... p
IL J. Miller and wife to A J. Nc
f'arland, part lots 22S. 239 and 282
lOLh ave- west, JaneWay Place ada. 1900
j. b Emery and wife to L. E. Ls1sby,
lots 1859 and III AIulvane St. add.
to College Hill ........................
J. Mulvane and wife to L. Lynch, lots
., DIock Is, Lawrence St, Mulvane
E. Skidmore to ". zadnek. lots SS0
ana 81 Strait ave.,J. w. Morris add 600
l.. B. Clark and husband to II. P
HAYDEN, f. 4 of S. w. 4 11-1s-16.... 9 400
M. Burke and husband to ". Zadnek,
lots 3d. 3s1 and 1888 Strait St. ]. W.
Morris add. -. $50
/. NJ CODE and wife to R. Brown,
lot 455 and n. X 457 Lincoln ST.,
Kings add. ........................... $50
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PRESIDENTS SIGNATURES.
Brought SIS at a Curio Sale for Benefit
OF Frisco Sufferers.

New York, May 25.-The sale Of pic
lures and curios contributed mostly by
art dealers for the san Francisco re-
lief fund realized s2.30S. at the Fifth
avenue art galleries last night.
Miss Honore French, who conduct
ed booth. received an autograph
from President Roosevelt yesterday.
The presidents we'll known signature
brought S15
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advantage of it. spending money with
a free hand. He did not live with his
family, but maintained suite Of
rooms at the Chicago Athletic associa-
tons house on Michigan avenue. He
also had room at q downtown hotel.
Mr.. Casey was a member Of the
Knights Templar and of the Loyal Lee
gion, his father having been a surgeon
in the Civil war
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LOST N DEATH VALLEY.
\ Roclland Mother to Search for a
Missing Son.

New York, May 25.-A special to
the Tribune from Boston says:
Mrs. Lydia Titus of Rockland, Ne.
is in Boston to raise funds to prosecute
a search for the body OF her son, Ed
gar NJ. Titus, who, with his brother
in-law, disappeared in Death Valley,
California, June 26. 1905. Titus left
Telluride, Col. with thirty burros to
sell to miners, but wandered in search
of water and disappeared in Death
Valley
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LEGAL
lF1rst published IN The Topeka State
Journal May %, 1906.
PUBLIcArIoN NorIcE.

IN 9Th the District Court Of Shawnee County.
OF Wen Supply Company. Of Pittsburgh,
( sA11syigarla, ! corporation plaintiff.
vs. n n. Burr snd Malvin Edwards.
SSob4t tners doing business under the
I'm I'm name and style of Z. \. Burr &
So+tn - and Edward n. Burr. defend
~ ~ S sssale ot Kansas to the above named
ee,stsHoaHts and each Of them.
r7eS 49, 95e4endssntss E n. Burr ana Malvin
5S~ 49, - " copartuers. doing business IN
e ne nc URN name and style Of E. N Burr
= company, and Edward NJ B4lrr and
ss peen sued in the district court 81
4sfs - t t,se county. Kansas by said plain
Pt45t-,ssue III Well Supply Company OF
go, - - 81 EennS}lFania- a corporation.
1ssooA nc -.. sum fof Five Hundred Dollars
6 s,eT 1 slsn interest thereon at the rate OF
March - Ioi Rer snnain from the 1st day OF
7,1,,se 80 ana that said defendants
t Fs answer Plaintiffs petition an ~. he
49, ne tn day OF july. 1866. or sefd ne
-e,15ers - pS taken a. tcue. and Judgment
49,, - ~ a favor Of plaintiff AGAINST said
sbsS ans Ter said sum and costs. and
fen5s-4ss IN personal property OF said de-
e. ~ - g - heretofore by the sheriff Of
Sls nee cc9Ety levied upon IlrIser a. ar
sois - ~ Iitcent issued IN said action be
800 T. aia0 the proceeds thereof arnffed RI
r ~ss.9 the payment of said Judgment ana
fses1, or I S. CURTIS,
shawnee County.
by ANNA NJ TIIISON Ts---,t,. r.,.,-
OF District Court, +sy 1A
GLEED. WARE & sI,EED
AstoT1le}s for Plaintff
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New Haven and Return $4,000.
Sanfa Ea

Annual meeting National Council Of
Columbus. Tickets on sale June = ?, ;
ana 4 and can be extended to leave
New Heaven or New York as late as
June Goth For full information, htera-
ture. sleeping car reserve lions, etc, al
dress T. c. King, c. P. and 7. A.. To-
peka.
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New Haven and Return $500.
SANTA Ee

Annual meeting National Council of
Columbus. Tickets on sale June /, 2, 8
and 4, and can be extended to leave
New Heaven or New York as late as
June 3oth. For full information. litera-
ture. sleeping car reservations, etc, a3-
dress T. c. King, c. P. and T. A., To-
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NrrsCELI,ANEoUs


MONEY TO LOAN ON ALL KINDS OF
personal property, such as horses, cat
tie pianos, household goods libraries,
tvpewriters carriages and machinery. Peo-
pie holding salaried positions and desiring
a loan can obtain the same without secur-
itv publicity or delay Of the undersigned.
Houses for sale on the most favorable
monthly payment rent purchase plan.
FRANK s. THOMAS.
sol Kansas Ave. Topeka, Kan.
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ENrPLoY1fENr AGENCIES.

pIoyment and real estate agent. Help
of all kinds wanted. If you need help
call Ind tel 613
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Chicago and Return $40. 0O-St. Louis
and Return S12.OO-Sanfa Fe

Tickets on sale daily from June 1.
Final limit returning October 81.
7. L. KING, Agent.
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FOR SALE-Now is your opportunity.
Homes far below cost OF building, one
fourth cash. balance in monthly pay
menfS-
AZ Sumner ave, room and stable.
40SSumner ave-, rooms and stable.
al Ohio ave-, 5 room and stable.
z73 Ohio ave, rooms.
~ Ohio ave-, room ana stable.
ST Liberty St, rooms.
80 Liberty st., rooms.
S33 Liberty St, rooms.
522 Chandler st., 4 rooms.
US Chandler ST.. rooms and stable.
700 Lake St, rooms.
704 Lake St. rooms and stable.
1112 Lime st., 8 rooms.
JONATHAN THOMAS.
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BICYCLES AND REPAIRING.

Z. s. CYCLE CO.. lis E. sth st. National
& Ivex-Johnson bicycles. Supplies. repairs.
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RAfLRoAp TrnrE TARLEs.

RoCK ISLAND SYSTEM TINS gABL.R'f
TOPEKA. KAN.
The Right Road. TO and From and
Between
.xrn1NEAPOLIS KANSAS CITY
STT PAUL ST. JOSEPH ~
Fort WORTH PEORIA -
ZZSTnRADO SPzS MEMPHIS
SSTNrTER ST LOUIS
O0R1xHA CHICAGO
And Everywhere Beyond
FETEcT1vE M : AZ T y sOs ak
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TO WHOM n MAY CONCERN.


TO Whom It May Concern: Be it known
that my application is now on file in
the office of the probate. court Of Shaw
nee county, Kansas, asking for a permit
to sell intoxicating liquors according to
law at No. Sol Kansas avenue, in the
Fourth ward of the city of Topeka, Shaw
nee county, state of Kansas. Hearing Is
set for the 18th day of May, 1906, at 9 a. m
CLARENCE F. YOUNG.
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A1ANuFAm nRrRs

= @-~-@~--->~---~~--~--~-~-
49,. 3. @. KINLEY.
Ianufackurer and dealer "a All s<s.d- -
Senleles. see us Rbor. that deifvo-~
Wa~on. rs " sth 81
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J. F. PETRICK & SONS. upholster.n
and carpet clezning. $50 Kansas ave.
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DENTISTS.
c. P. ASHTON. DENTIST.
Can be found IN the front rooms, second
floor Of the northwest corner Of stE and
Kansas ave.
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FoR RENT-RooMs


FOR RENT-Large furnished room with
aleove, modern. COS W. 10th st.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.


AOA g HzARNES. NJ. D.
Ohice rs Kansas ave Jsassaar.. ~
55sSentn ana Clay. Office hours: 8 a M -
IL u Z. II. 6no 3 p. n. 70 d. m. Hofh
.R1onss 70 residence, and Ind 1916 office.
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms at SIS Mon
roe. Gentlemen preferred.
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-~---%-s~-~~----~->~--
THE COUGHLINs HARDWARE CO
Hardware, stoves. dne tools. 7c6 Kan
sas ave Tel BOZ
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FREE nIspr,rsApv

MONROE ST. FREE DIsPENsARY.
~ Monroe St Conducted by regular
~ ~ SIlc1nS physicians and surgeons Med
zeal service free. Medicine free ia some
cases onice hours to b. m calls
answered right or day. IND. tel s4fs
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1890 ==->---->------~~-~-~~~~-~
lanes B. HAYDEN. Jeweler and OPT
49, SSSssnptets stock OF watches, dia-
s..s US, sAVerSare. etc Eyes examined
and spectacles properly dtt1d.
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wANTEn-nFAIE HEr.p

WANTED-A first class barber, goo
wages and steady job 20 right man. Ad
dress w. F. Conner, Hi1I City, Kan
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LOST
Many a pair of shoes that might have
been worn 8 months longer had they been
sent to
THE FITWELL SHOE CO,
SIS KANSAS AVE
We do the best shoe repairing and at the
lowest prices Work called for and de-
TRY THEM ONCE.
IND. TEL 1899.
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Do Rushing Business,
TENNIS SCHEDULE FIXED.
Executive Committee Completes AT
rangement.

A, TIM meetinE OF tho executive committee
-, tho Inter Mountain Lawn Tennis hssotta
lion The following arrangements ,Weto lnad1 9 70
o,.or, the tournament for state chhnploh-
shins In mems singles and douoles 49,
Iggn,rins may be made 10 Secretary BOYD Sl'
NcSornick building. up 10 b y, m Wedncs,,
40 Iunc n Entrance fees, 81 for singles ana
81 per team for doubles. - 49,. I-,,.on
Tho drawings Will take place IN the honyon
narInrs on Wednesday. June r. at $3.50 p m.
PIay begins Mt 10 n. m. on June 80 and hhlsnee
with tho finals on July 4. -,
Tho 1906 state champion, MI %. y sans
hury Jr will stand out ma play tne WIN
80 ~ tho tournament for his title and the
poyd Park cup. In addition 70 the champion
shin cun prizes arc offered In singles TO-
Trt the winner OF the tournament; second.
the loser in the finals; third, the TWO losers
in the semi finals. -, co.. -..z.,,o,
team for 1906 second. the losing team IN the
NJ n {, Roberts viii act . onlcial referee
and ID NJ Boyd offcial umpire.
Tho best two our OF three GdNantagc sets
shnIi decide oil matches, except In the nnaIs
and challenge matches, when the bost thTeo
ont OF nvo advantage sets shall decide. The
Wr,aht aud Ditson balls shall be used.
The tournament Ia open TO residents OF tho
state only and the COMMITTEES composer OF
Roberts Mcleod and Boyd has the right TO
pass upon eligibility -
Tbc laws Of the National Lawn Tennis asso-
citation shall govern all matches
Contestants viii he required to play when
called up and as often called upon 20 os
uIed four days, and failure 10 comply Will de-
fault any contestant.
Tho committee has tho right to begin play
Juno %.
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RACES AT SAUCER.
Card of Five Interesting Events Will
Be Run Off.

This evening at the saucer track Interest
ing card OF hve events viii he pulled on
There Will be a match race. two speedy
tests between the professional and two anna
tour events. one OF the latter being pursuit
About twenty riders VIII compete In this
with a few spills. is not An impossibility.
The motor race between Downing and Nunroe
will be spectacular.
The local riders who went to Denver some
time ago are coming back Bardgstt yester-
day received a telegram from Rosenblau. who
today.
Fem the crack VailsburR rider, who has
perhaps only two peers in the business, Law
son md Kramer, is scheduled to arrive here
shortly His contract requires him TO be here
by June 10 and unless he puts IN an appear
anca promptly there mny be some compli-
cations in the bicycle world.
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SUMMER EXCURSIONS
Via Oregon Short Limo,

Daily. June l to September Is. 1905.
from Salt Lake City:
Portland or Spokane and return
(yia Huntington), $4,000.
San Francisco and return vim Ogden
and S. P. both ways. $4,000.
San Francisco and return via Port
land one way. $3.50.
Los Angeles and return via Ogden
and s, P. both ways. $4,000.
Los Angeles and return via Portland
one way, s63.50.
Proportionately low rates from other
points.
Final return limit Of tickets. October
Sce ncents for further particulars.
Civ ticket office. POI Main st
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NEW YORK. June N-Oravesend results
First race. about six furlonga-Lady Amelia
won. Prince Hamburg second. Monet third.
Time. l:Ue As
Second race. mile and sxteenth-Beneyo-
lent won, Klingsor second. Lancastrian third
limo. Lac.
Third race mile and seventy yards-Lorjs-
tllla won. Moonfhino second. Coy Maid third.
Time, Las 3~5.
Fourth race. the Clover stakes, nve furlones
Alteration won. Killiecranke second Lache-
sic third. Time, l;0l 4-6
Fifth race. mile md furlong-Red FrIer
won, Palette second. Bragg third. Time l:5t
Sixth raoc, hyo furlongs-Bat @asterson won.
Oran second, Pnumonok third Time .ol
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Results at Latonia.

CINCINNATI. June R-Latonia results
First race mile-Stroud won Eeode.ha aec
ond Bugler third. Time, 1:t9 Is
Second race. four and half furlongs-Dain-
ty Dame won. Matte Mack second. Lady Aron
third Time, rs SIS seconds
Third race. six furlong-Raleert won, Ros-
coe second. Ingelthrin third Time. lis Is
Fourth race six furong+Devout won Gus
Heidorn second. Concert third Time. l:le
Fifth race hve furlongELeIollno won Old
Honesty second. Znl third. Time, los
sixth race. mile and a furlong-Daniel C.
won Double second. Adesso third Time
2:02
end Tho Gadny third. Time, lte 3-5
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|, Pitched Poorly and
! Retired in Second
Inning
n.I1oNAL LEAGUE
,,rding of Clubs.
, q. Cincinnati i,

[u-Tne superior pitching OF
S-.ir batting rally In the fourth
is'r.aa i the victory over Cincln-
% Sore; f. II. E.
!" 100000 o.-2 Z 0
100000 Ii 3 !
-, ara Brown. Wicker and
A.s hi,-Brein. Baso on
Wicker / Struck out-By
EI-s.r l. Umpires-Emslie and
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FISHING EXCURSION
To Provo Canyon, June II.

Fishing in Provo river is excellent.
Scenery magnificent. Trout and chicken
dinners at Upper Falls Resort, Trains
leave Salt Lake 500 a. m. and s;oo q. m;
Peturninp leave Upper Falls and
EoIks AT 400 D. m and 700 p. m. Er-
crybody invited. Fare. $1.25 round trip.
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Colt Brings High Price.

NEW YORK. June IA Harry Brown has
.oid TO james b Brady the threc-ysar-old hay
colt Accountant, for tho reported price Of
40 0IO He is BY Flligranc- Reckon and Is con-
sIdcred now that Burgomaster is retired the
best colt In the East He iS heavily engaged
i'm oil the three -year-old staleA
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~ darbor 8, Tacoma s.

"oh juno p,-Gray's Hor-
nlnth today when victory
e Sorns two-base hit scor-
onaser Pitched star ball for
u.s sse MT hard toward tho
~ ,soomas hitting was lucky
sr,. 'els uhat the visitors came
""y...o .ooo0isoO2-S 10 <
-b.,..t..'rl II 2000S-s is !
fSl. erd Shea; Brinker and
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&w COAST LEAGUE.
We Z, Los Angeles l

i.,&.'s. ~ n-seetuo easily out
"a peay, winning By q score
o. ees Got only ak hits OF
- rue well scattered. Berg
u ~, NO Innings and his sup
6n. r II. r.
B,,i soo 0 o o 000-1 6 4
". ~ ru1,ne sne Blankenshlp; Berg
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..ea5. Philadelphia /.

rpIA June l.-ChicaSo scored
=, oys- Philadelphia today. Pit
ID ,o,Sly and was relieved in the
4, m lasa. who did good work.
r. II E.
310O0oooI-5 S >
4 l000o0000-1 s !
-. ard King, Plttinger, Lush
ys-z,d rrns-Chicngo 3. Two base
4 Ysn,.hass hits-Chance, Killing.
u Lash I. by Browne 3. Base
"a rsrss.r 5, Lush !, Browne ?,
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JUNE 10.
JUNE 10.

Last date of teachers' excursions , Ea;'
,iN o., radI,cod rates 10 Denver. Omaha
Kansas City. Chicago Portland, sar
Francisco, Los Angeles and other East
Gee agents for full particulars.
CITY Ticket once. sol Main street
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! AND RETURN, S1.oO

A,. w. sunday, June IT.
| l'g salt : Lake 1925 a. m.
ave osomna, :, M S;55 p. nj. Re
4. BIKE ks'en e 700 p, m. and
20 N. Mes aees at Glenwood
dibners '',e CANON. Trout
Hsnltav,ss :. at Billy Wilson'S
Everybody In
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n York 8. st. Louis q.

~ JeEo N.-There was loose
\ te f.ts 10 today's game. Now
IL, s.. Lolls, 10 4, Score:
R. IL. E.
|....,,l?0000I0o+ 6 3
.--.,...io03o &C 10 4
;r,sct and Raub. McGinnity and
sczrf ort-By Druhot l. Threo-
{rzsa Raub. Two-bsse hits
- sHsot Umpires-Klem and
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-sburg 6, Brooklyn !.

.N Jene lt.-Pittsburg won the
q 4 lse terIes from Brooklyn to-
4 r. II z.
. ....e0zoo0 o0ol3-s 9 o
II 1000 00l OIL 3 S
%Esh aud Pel1: stricklctt and
u @ tsls-or Strioklett 4. willis
A E-By su.cklett ]. Willis Z.
.rr,n
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EXCURSIONS WEST
Via Oregon Short Line.

May 26th and 2Sth, and June 1st, 3rd,
and 18th from Salt Lake.
San Francisco and return via Og-
den and 8. P..,.................. sas. 80
way Via Portland) ......".,... 4S. 90
Los Angeles and return via Og-
de den and 8. P...,.................. As. 90
W Via Portland .................... 81. 80
Portland or Spokane and return. 80. 80
Tickets good for return to October
3lst, 1906.
Proportionatcly low rates from other
stations.
SEE AGENTS FOR FURTHER
PARTICULARS.
City Ticket Office, 201 Main ST.
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ENESTERN LEAGUE.
kae 2, Spokane /.

n-butts won a hotly con-
nSe from Spokane this aft
~ Q. to L Both loren nnd
g. torm, but Butte won out
r--I snsn, With two out. BAN
esd Baxter. on first, Irby
s throngh an error for Spo,
ohsled over second and
---'.rsoo0iO0O0l-s
-s...''.O Q . o 0o00o-l I /
5st-Hrstoa. ma
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'lulhd 3, Fresno O

ea fss,.nu .une n-Bunohed hits by
\ us ,,sS uhd two errorB by tho
4 ,st,n, account for the only
L. L.aks game with Fresno.
were at their best
Il |-.-..bA,n II, IL L.
80. - > oOoo.3 3
En,ti ooo000lo-i 4
rss-Kesil Mclean, Lomke and
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|TErERN LEAGUE.
|L1Ass Is, Sioux CITY 6.

nr Jure lt-Des Moines won
@ ts.ay. Is to 6, In a loosely
s'sN' r II. (.
=. ."".e 2lso5 0-l5 ii l
-.~..,.,.o 0o2lo02-e II 4
- ane 4ToHne; McCobe. Lind
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.!Au IL, Lincoln z.

o.. !use s.-In the ifth In
spn battling Morse hard. and
r. H E.
r-'-.r'.-o oeo2b1 Up IL ?
- 06 o00l-7 Q ?
Es and Aessltt. Morse and
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A,lseo 5, Oakland O.

oaiIss, 'uhs l.-san FrancIsco
II 7ss n.m eam today by a score
,siss ,ha ns were scored I'm the
~ 0n both sides, score
49,. 06hoo r. II. 4.
. ....6hsv02 3-J 6 2
E,sI A. AZ 100000 & 1
's-henar,,ss bradbury; ReIdy and
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Eyer 7, Omaha 2.

',ss N-Zslusksy's long driv.
~ oTaho broke up the game
hSlas easy, score: r. II. p.
--""-'l ! 2 ! 1000 2-7 0
-s...9 Of o0lO0-2 7 4
1aE hnd 0ondin, Morgan
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Race Track for West Virginin.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. juno n-Col NJ J.
Lynn. president OF the American Turf nsso-
citation. ssid today that tho matter OF build
ing track In West Virginia, thirty miles
from PittsburE, is practically assured. II is
plcnned to have sixty days racing each year
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UPPER FALLS AND RETURN
S1.25

Via D. & R. G., Sunday, June H.
Annual Outing and Fishing Excur-
sion of the Carpenters Union. Tralne
leave Salt Lake 500 a. m. ana s:oo a. III
PaturDInp leave Upper Falls 800 2. m
and 7.oo n m. Trout and chicken din
,,rs al tJpper Falls Resort.
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Interesting Preliminaries.

Before the main match two prolminariea
pulled Off. Burns and Hawkins wrestIed
in great style for fftecn minutes and then de-
oldcd to quit. Green, husky lod from Den
yer. got two out OF three falls from his bantam
Salt Lake opponent. Smith.
or tho $40 spectators who saw the con,eat
mnny Mcrc women.
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Chicago 9, Washington o.

CHICAGO, June H.-chicago shut out Wash
inEton today, TO o. Patten pitched we'll but
errors behind him cost the visitors tho game
Score % II r
Chicago ..... .......... o o o q Io .-3
Washington .....o 90 oooooo-o .
Rntteries-Walsh and sullivan; Psttsn and
Kittredge.
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Philadelphia All but Tied Score
by Sensational Playing
in Ninth.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of Clubs.
Detroit 5, PHILADELPHIA q

DETROIT June I-Philadelphia all but
tied the ecore IN the ninth on a pass an error
and Hsrtzclrs triple. Detroirs hits were few
but timely. Score: r II =
Detroit ..... ..........1 o o o IS
Philadelphia 30 oooooa- 10
and Schreck
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Double-Header at Lagoon.

Tho Turf Exchange and Keith-o Brien tcans
Of the City League VIII play double header
al Lagoon at 10 A. IN. Sunday morning
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Summary

Rattcrlcs-Sat Lake. Golding and Brown:
ogden. Virgins Guigcr and Baker. Umpire
Hopkins Double pay-Burk TO Morrisey.
Stolen basse-Evcry player both sides
Passed balls-Brown. u; GuiEer. 10; Baker. l.
4 return game will be played ncSt month In
Salt Lake.