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H0Id SaiIors as Witnesses

San Francisco, Nov. 57-Until the United States district attorney issues a warrant for the arrest of Captain kIjukeuberg of the whaler Olga, now at Point Barrow, upon the charge of the murder of Pau, Jackson, the boats engineer, the crew of the Olga, who were transferred Co the whaIer Han son and a,e now here, will be held to be made witnesses in the trial.
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Cites Minister for Contempt

Lewiston, Idaho, Nov. 27.-Iu a ser-
 mon last Sunday Rev. AJr. Fertig ol the Ne,aod.,. church here in com mauuu- on che land fraud prosecutions said he believed that many men are wearing stripes in prisons who are better chan those who are trying them, or guarding them in the peuircntiaricN
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Bishop Rowe says the moral tone of Alaska is now near par.
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Gov. Hoggatt is in Washington to tell the administration about Alaska.
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Steamer Pennsylvania Sails

..... N.E. g6 Steamer Peuusy.- .... -.... Saturday afternoon Ior -H.....#N..U.. vim a light pa,- -.. Us. aa. genera. freight ...... ssh. u.- -.I .".r e. rails and ..- w. .uu. ow.n-orca piles
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Soldiers Eerrs#H strikers Mob

... .... ..... N... -o" Sa.U.r~ .. ..... ... ..... .uu..uo-- auu. -...... -. T. attack .. -.wN."- u.. .. .. ... ....... .u u.ae -... cars ... . ... barn. The
 troops ...-.. ... u.n with tN.. ......- .. dispersed .r. I.. ....... stone. ......- as they came ... .. ... ... w. -.N.... 0. Ine ear
 ... .... injured. N. na--uu-o.7
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No Help for Aggie Meyers

Washington, D. C., Nov. 27 The supreme court of the United States rec fused today Co allow further time Co complete the records in the appeal ot Aggie Meyers, convicted in Missouri. of murder and sentenced Co hang De- cembgr lO. Her attorneys have been trying Co get che ease iu the fedora. .---------- -------
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Steamer Jeauie Sails

Seattle. N.H. -s Steamer a"w.U sailed last nigh. fur Seward uu. Waldo. with. ..r-H.. explosives au.
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MARTHA SMITH, G. D. HITCHCOCK,

Address, Room 5l3 Mutual Life Building Seattle, Washington. . Date of first publication September lst 1906 Date of last publication December lSt, 1905.
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Roosevelt Back in Washington

Washington, D. C.. Nov. 27 Pre,i- dent Roosevelt returned Co Washing ton yesterday evening. He will mol, discuss the result of his Panama iuves- igauous as he intends to incorporate 8 review of the situation in his annual
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Notice to CO-0wRGrS.

TO F.. B. Rogers. and lo u.l persons having any
 interest iu tho placer claims hereinafter
 described under said E. B. Rogers, and Co
 all whom if may concern:
 You and each of you are hereby notified that the undersigned. Martha smith, and c. D. Hitchcock. cU-uwuur> with F.. B. Rogers m ten certain placer claims called the Fred Smith Group. situated on LynX creek. all lying com tiguous Co each other. in kenai precinct, Alaska. have during the year l9Ji expended the sum Of one thousand dollars in work and labor in the development and improvement of said placer claims; and also during the year 1905 expended the sum of one thousand dollars in work and labor in the development and lm- prOvcment of said placer claims.
 That of your proportion Of said expenditure, towit. the sum Of one thousand dollars for said years 1904 and 1905, there remains unpaid the sum of nine hundred dollars.
 And you and each of you are hereby further notified that if within ninety days after this notice by publication you fail to contribute the remainder of your proportion, tOwit, the sum of nine hundred dollars, being one-hali of the whole amount so expended, less one hundred dollar paid by you, your ln- tereSt in above described ten claims will be- come the property of the undersigned co-own- CTS. under section twenty-three hundred and twenty-four of the Revised Statutes of the United States.
 Dated Kenai precinct, Alaska September lst, 1906. -. ,,,,,u,,,
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The miners around Drier bay, Knight island, have named their settle ment Midnight City.
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The total value of fish taken from Alaskan waters in the last twenty-five ! years is more than 500, 100000.
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Fire Ravages Texas Plains

santa Fe, W. N., Nov. 2l-A large portion +rue cattle range of Western T.Na, was swept by fire yesterday which l, still burning today wnd has crossed over h. New Mexican border. More chan I.001O11 acre, were burned uvoraud lOD0II head of cattle were .e.r w.rua.. subsistence. Many ranch er,' homes were destroyed bat no loss of life has been reported.
 Tu. burned area i, OHin.y settled but a. Improvements. hay and personal property were consumed and general destination prevails through the dis u.c. Much suffering ], likely to ausu. before relief can be taken in. Tine people are living out of doors and rh. weather i7 cold.
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Wild fruit and berries grow in abun- dance in all sections of Alaska.
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TheTmaua Electric Company which furnishes power Co 30 large part of the Panama district, will substitute water force for steam for the generation of electricity. Wood is becoming so scarce and high that steam is too eX- neu,Lvo.
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Seventeen tons of ore from the De- Grod ledge on Chichagor island pro- duced SlSO0 in gold at the Tacoma shelter, besides freight and shelter charueS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-16
EUREKANS TEAVE FOR
HOME FEELING MERRY
Miners Now Have Strong Team;
Newell Will Remain lun-
ley Is Recovering.

The Eureka ball tossers left for home
last evening a merry bunch. They We're
more than elated' with their success
One of the players declared that Eureka
considere herself lucky TO get both
games. as the team is a little out of
running order. The Miners now feel
that they have a strong bunch and VIII
be able to hold their own during the
rest of the season with the best OF the
league teams In fact the Eurekans
even hope TO carry off the pennant. They
have a strong pitching staff good OUT
and infield aid a bunch OF heavy bat
ters. Without doubt Eureka with her
present lineup will be able to run
close race for the championship honors
Newell. who handed In his resignation
when Johnson quit. has strai shtened OUT
matters with the management and sald
last evening ~ he intended TO finish
out the season With the Miners. Newell
is the crack little shortstop. good man
on any team
There have been many inquiries dur
ing the last two daye as to why Capt
Jumley OF the Miners has not been IN
the game The explanation ls that
Lumley IS just recovering from what
threatened 10 be a severe attack or
olood poisoning When Eureka played
Park City last week Iumley left his
shoes home and used Reeds with the
result that he worked q blister on his
foot Lumley paid little attention TO the
sore but when he reached Salt Lake
last Friday 81 had become so bad that
IT was necessary TO seek medical aid
Quick treatment has rem edied the alt
ment and Lumley will soon be at his old
post behind the bat again.
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AT THE MEADOWS.
Here Are the Horses Entered for Mon
days Races.

Here Are the Horses Entered Tor Mon
days Races.
Special to The Tribune.
SEATTLE, Wash, July 15.-Entries for
the races at the Meadows on Monday
follow;
First race, half-mile selling-Palemon
no. Baanlado 10I. Mrs. frankie New
burg l0T, Mrs. Mathews l0T Rousa l07.
John j. Mohr l07, Reba l05
Second race, six furlongs. selling-At-
kins 1l2 Happy Lad ll2, Belasco ll2
Charles Green l09, Col Jewell 100, Bonnet
107. Rosaro 107, Legal Form 105 Iadora
l03. Slcyon 100. Seedcake los, Wheatstone
100
Third race. six furlongs. selling-scasIck
107 Ed Wllburn l07. Madden III, Sid Silver
III Mimo 105 Lindarose l02 Anona 109
Laura #. NJ. l02.
Fourth race. seven furlongs, selling
Procrastinate 1l2 Joyner ll2, Rockcy 1l2
Bouar I09 Anirad l09, Pruewood lO9. Max
tress 109. St. Wlnnifride 100. Lady Ninora
l09
Fifth race. seven furlongs selling-Duti-
full 1l2 Homestead 1l2. Orchan 109 DR.
Sherman 109 Duelist 100. Birdie p l07
Katie Bell 10I DiXelle l02
Sixth race, mIle-Rudab bek LOG, Florence
Fonso l0i. Gorgalet;e 1A Kenova l04,
Col, Bronston leo.
Weather clear: track fast,
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JATONIA ENTRIES.
Ponies That VIII Compete on the
Course Today.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
CONINGTON. Ky, July l5.--Latonia en-
tries for Monoay are as rollows: FIRST
race six 1urlongs, Sellng-Maureen s..
Sullhunt 81 Mint Boy IS, Banposal "a.
Pitkin %, Tom Combs %. Wee Lass %,
Larone 10l, Bosing JOE. Pinaud l02, Black
Mantilla l0i Kohnohaw l04, Pete Vine
gar 100.
Second race. one mile. selling-Lady
Charade SO, Mae Lynch S9. MoccasIn Maid
Sg. Santa Lucia SO. Sea Mate 81, Wiggle
mart 1Ol. Limerick Girl l02. Eva Claire l0i.
Naran l0i. Ida Vivian l0i, Layson l0a, DR..
Riley ]06. Postman loo.
Third race. one mile-Sister Frances "a.
White Plume 100, John English l05. The
Minks l05 Gus Heidorn 100 Major Dan-
gerheld 105. Major T. j. Carson lo5, John
Carroll l22
Fourth race. steeplechase. Club House
course-Dalesman 12S. Wooldealer 13o
PIerpont 135: ST. Enoch 13S, Stoddard 13S.
s. Nj. p. lS9, sgmund lS9. Gould LA.
Fifth race, five furlongs-Flex Monroe
l04, Hereafter 10i. The Piper l04 Zena l04
Marmarcan l0i, American Belle iot. Walt
er Mclean 1Qi. Bonaventure 1W. Morales
104. Fair Fagot l0i, Moselle lis. Olenado
115. Dainty Dame ll5.
Sixth race. mile and a sixteenth selling
-Florizel l0l. The Only Way l0i. Doctor
Dan 10l, MIR. Farnum l0S, Knowledge 100.
Glassful lO3, Little Elkln lO2, Captain Bob
l04. Stroud lO3, Docile lO4, The Gadny l07,
swlftwing l09 The Englishman 1i0
Seventh race. mile, selling-Alma Gar
dia 50. Mlllsong 50. Inspector Girl 50. OBJ
eron 91, Henrbell 81. Galmeda %. DR. Nc
Cure a. Yachting Gin 100. Verandah l02.
Cashier lo2 FoxhuntIng l04, Doeslsin 1O4.
Matthew Gault l0i Coullion lO5, Blue
blaze 10e Bugle 49,
Weather cloudy; track fast.
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Chicago 4, Philadelphia 3.

CHICAGO, July 15-Hard hitting In the
second and third innings today gave Phil
seventh Chicago then fell on Richie for
two singles and home run. Philadelphia
tied the score in the ninth on double,
own game In the tenth with two-basc
hit, after Evers had singled and stolen
second. Gleason, Richie and Magee were
put of the field for arguments with John
stone. Score: r. II. E
Chicago -. o0oo0soo1+ 10 3
Philadelphia .. / 0O0010-3 2
Batteres-Taylor and Moran; Duggleby,
Richie and Doom. Two-base hits, Glea-
son. Lush. Taylor. Home run Schultz.
Struck out, by Taylor, 2: by Richie, / by
Duggleby. 2 Base on balls, off Taylor, 4;
on Richie. 4; off Duggleby, /. Umpire.
Johnstone,
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New York Did Some Good Stick
Work in the Ninth, and
Won.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing OF Clubs.
Brooklyn 4, Cincinnati 2.

CINCINNATI Ohio. July 15.-Cincin-
natl and Brooklyn split even in g
double header this afternoon, The first
game went to the visitors. who punched
hits with two errors Of the locals IN
the eighth and ninth innings. Wicker
pitched the last inning for Cincinnati.
but could not stop the Brooklyns.
In the second game Cincinnati made
victory certain by hitting Eason hard
in the third inning. four runs resulting.
The scores;
First game r. n. p.
Cincinnati 80. oo1 900 1902 8
Brooklyn .... 900 900 022-4 IL
Batteries-Ewing Wicker and Schlei,
Scanlon and Bergen Two-base hit
Maloney Home run-Ewing. Struck
out--By Ewing I, by Scanlon 1. Bases
on bails-On Ewing l. off Scanlon 2.
mpires--Carpenter and KLEIN.
Cincinnati 8, Brooklyn 4.
Second game r. H &.
Cincinnati ..,...105 l01 l0--9 10
Brooklyn ..... .0G2 020 000--4 S 2
Batteries--Frazier and Schlei; Eason
and Bergen Two-base hit-Schlei.
Three-base hits-Huggins. Delehanty.
Maloney. Sacrifice hit--Earry. Struck
out--By Frazier 4, by Eason 2. Bases
on balls-Or Eason ]. Umpires-Klem
and Carpenter
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GUATEMALAM RAILROAD
New Line From Isthmus OF Tehuan-
tepec Is Planned.

MEXICO CITY. July 15.-Vice-P Pres
Ident and General Manager Neeland
of the Pan-American railway, being
built from the Isthmus of Tehuantepec
TO Guatemala is in Guatemala city to
confer with President Cabrera about
the prolongation OF the line through
that republic.
The railways here have been greatly
taxed 10 handle their immense rreights
which have accumulated at important
points,
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vANDERBmT's MAINTENoN WINS
President Of France and Mr.. and Mrs.
Nicholas Ionpworth See Race.

PARIS, July 15.-The prize OF the Presi-
dent Of the Republic, at one mile four
and half furlongs and valued a. 100000
was won today at Malsons Laftite by
William X. Vanderbilt's Malntenon. with
the American Jockey. Ransch. In the sad
ond and f.. Cunningtons Elder third
Maintenon won galloping by three-auar-
ters OF q. length.
Among those at the track we're Presi.
dent and Nine, Fallieres and Mr.. and
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth.
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NEW COURSE RECORD.
J. Walcott Thompson Lowers Hale's

! Wolcott Thompson established a
new course record at the Country club
yesterday, making the nine holes al
The former record OF a5 was held by
Fred Hale Al the time the record was
made Mr. Thompson was playing in a
four-ball match In company with r. 3
Hardness, f. e. McGurrin and Golf In
structor w V. Hoare
Thompson is one of the best golfers
at the Country club Several seasons
back he wen ~ club championship. In
tournament maUches he has always been
rated as q high Itan.
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Why Castleton ,ouId Climb.

IN addition to Caeton's ability as
a twirler there Is ather reason why
he should climb. HS almost as good
OF the bat as he ion the slab and
what all big league lnagers are look
ing for are youngs-s who combine
those qualities. II tss runs TO win a
game and IT takes is TO make and
bring in runs Stilsnother fact Ia
Cassy's favor Is that Is good utility
man. He can play , the bags or in
the field. "Castleton developing into
wonder as fielder, avs the Youngs-
town Telegram. "Haccepted seven
chances without a slhip Wednesday"
And what is more. VIII Castleton does
make the big league he surely will.
the Etah boy wSll stay1ere for a while,
for he Is a cream. ser fellow, who
knows how to take of himself.
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ENSIGN STAKE EXCURSION
To Provo Canyon, July 10.

Regular train leaves Salt Lake s 2
m, Special train l p, m. Returning
leave Upper Falls $40 r. m. and $50
p. m. Magnificent scenic trip. Trout
dinner at Upper Falls resort Dancing
in the evening. Good music In attend
ance. Fare s1.25.
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LAST DATES-LAST DATES
Excursions East.

Via Oregon Short Line-Union Pa
cihc. July 10th, goth and 2lst.
Omaha or Kansas City and re-
turn ..,............. $40. 90
Chicago and return .,,..,,., 61 so
ST, Louis and return s....,..-. Sc 90
st Paul or Minneapolis and re-
turn ...,...........,. S. 90
These rates apply from Salt Lake
City. Proportionately low rates from
other stations TO Eastern points.
Limit October 81st. 1906.
CITY TICKET OFFICE 2o1 Main st.
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TURF EXCHANGE TEAM
DEFEATS PICKED NINE.
Winners Claim City Champion
ship and Are Ready to
Defend Title.

The Salt Lake Turf Exchange yester-
day defeated the picked team composed
Of tho Keith -O'Briens and Vincent Mott
teams 10 the tune of to 4. Staynor
was very effective all the way whilo
Ahern. with support, would have held
the hard hitting Turfs TO fewer runs.
The Turfs play the Bell Telephone Muir
ray team at Murray on July "a and Il
great game can be expected, The Turfs
claim the city championship and arc
ready to defend their title against the
best Of them. The lineup:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing OF Clubs.
St. Louis 8, New York I.

ST. LOUIS. July ia timely ninth
Inning batting rally gave New York to-
days game with the ST Louis team by a
score OF Z TO 8. Druhot hurt his arm IN
the ninth inning and Beebe, who succeed
ed him, was wild and ineffective.
Score: r. H E
ST. Louis .... 30 0 0 10 002 0--3 II !
New York o.. .....0 D 0 o 0 3 81 9 D
Batteries-Druhot, Beehe and W. Mar
shall: Wiltse. Ames and Bresnahan.
Earned runs, st. Louis 3. Base on balls
off Druhot 4. of Ames g. off Beebe 2
Struck out, by Druhot 4. by Ames g Um-
plres Emslie and O'Day
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French Swimmer Victorious.

NM. ihiS July l9-An International swim.
vas e wem egnfest 1r ta ar distance OF nine miles
swirrner yn N tne Seine today By the French
iish INJURIES. David Ellington the Eng
BSm Bouyrnin champion. finished a minute behipd
French, English, Austrian o,d A,,.,.,
ians @ competed. and among ne 'I s,DI,,a. TIuSnrsi
we're three women. 's '"e SWIMMERS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-16
RED SQUADRON BUSY
Russian Worlmen Asked to Use
Cartridge and Bomb

BAKC. July l5.-A new terrorist
party styling itself the Red Squadron"
This section The members of this party
say the present is no time to handy
words but TO answer the repressions OF
the government with the death Of Of
fcials Their circulars call upon work
men 10 speak the language OF the cart
ridge and the bomb
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FARMERS BEAT ElPLOYEES.
Farmlngton Nine Prove Superior in
Lively Game at Igoon.

The employees OF the LOGON and the
farmers OF FarmiHgton go tangled up in
n baseball contest yestcday morning
which proved most spired and inter-
estlng exhibition The emIoyees had the
best OF the proceedings urto the fourth
arm went out and the big ed Of the score
Immediately shifted over the farmers
side OF the score board. The contest re-
suited In q score of TO in the Far
mington teams favor, Tk lineup:
Lagoon Earmington.
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Pueblo 8, Omaha z,
Des Moincs 8, Sioux City 1.

SIOUX CITY. Iowa, July 1s.-sIo,y
City and Des Moincs broke even In a
double header here today. Des Moines
winning the first game easily and the
second was won by Sioux City In the
ninth inning after two men were out
The scores:
First game r. II Il
Sioux City ,.,.. 600 Oo1 0oo-1
Des Moines -s.:.l 100 600 140-6 13 Q
Observation-Disclosures and Freeze: MIL
ler and ,rnMnn - '
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Pennington
TRIBUNE BUSY AsAIN.
Take Another Hard Game From the
Eagles at Liberty Park.

The Tribune ball team scred another
big victory yesterday on he Liberty
Park diamond by placing the Eagles
nine in the dirt after q h,rd contest.
1t took ten innings 10 do HE winning
act. the score being at the end OF the
ninth inning to . The winning run
Tor The Tribune was brought in in the
tenth inning. the Eagles being entirely
shut out. The lineup:
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CENTERNILLE OT IN IT.
Frumkjn Smokers SEQ Another Big
Victory on LagooIDiamond.

The Centerville llllne got their
trimmings in fine styleSunday when
they ran up against the'rumkin Smok-
ers on the Lagoon diannd The score
of 23 to 10 shows just wv the Center
Vile crowd stack up VIII tho Smokers.
During the first OF theexhibition the
score was kept down, buas II advanced
both sides began TO st. Wild. The
lineup.
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American Association.

lis game postponed on account of rain
Al Observation-Disclosures l, Columbus
AT eapolis-Minneapols A. Toledo 3.
At st. Paul-St, Paul s, Louisville 2
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Tribune
Eagles.
Offices ror Rent.

The Capital r. f. /. Co. has desk
room and ground floor offices for rent,
IN their commodious quarters. No. II
w. 1hd So There is no better loca-
ton In the city.
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Northwestern League.

At Butte-First game. Butte Z, Gray's
Harbor 5; second game. Butte 4 Gray's
Harbor 5.
At Spokane-Spokane 3. Tacoma 1
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K.-O'R
LAST DATES-LAST DATES
Excursions Ia st,

Via Oregon Short Line-Union Pa
cific, July 18th, Goth and 21st
Omaha or Kansas City and re-
turn ...........s4e 90
Chicago and return ..,, 81 so
st, Louis and return ....,,.., SO 90
ST. Paul or Minneapolis and re-
turn ......,..,..,. SIS 80
These rates apply from Salt Lake
City, Proportionately low rates from
other stations to Eastern points
Limit October 31st 1905.
CITY TICKET OFFICE, 20l Main St
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Earned runsI Ogden, ;, Home runs
Hearne. Thrce-base hit Taylor Two
base hit RAINBOW. Base on balls. Oft
Bexrud. l. Stolen bases. Gimlin. Struck
out, by Osborne. 2; by King. /; by Blex-
rud. 5. Double plays, Taylor to Bruyette
to Bluth Sacrifice hit Bruyette Passed
ball. Hearne. Hit By pitcher, Lee,
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Cuoel Tallors.. ....,..,.1 o o 0000200s
Earned runs, Eureka, 2; DubeI TaI)ors
sacrilice HIT, Wall Left on bases
.t99reelka, t9 el, S; Dubei TaiIors, 6. Base on balls
Su EraEes 2; OF Romney, O. Two-bese
LIE, , King, Douglas, Zimmerman, Mar
$elE, z: Beck, Three-base hit Reed
EGouole plays, Zimmerman TO Douglas 10
Nn,t uhh; struck out by Graves. z; by Rom
% lime OF game. hours and *
minutes Umpire, viii Ferrln. Attendo 70
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Great bargains in uncalled-for sum-
mer suits! Must be closed out Daniels,
the tailor, 81 w. end South.
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Tin Workers Win.

The TIN Workers DEBATED the Elec-
trlcal Line Workers at the Salt Palace
yesterday by score OF 21 to II.
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Pacific Coast League.

At Portland-Portland 4. Seattle /
At Los Angeles-Fresno ]. Los An.
Geles 0.
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Telephone Company Victors,

The Bell Tele~hone company baseball
team defeated the Colored Occidentals al
Murray yesterday by score OF IS to {
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IDaTHtU IUIT, CEusm ., FuTh NIVy, T.
Home runs, Bluth, Three-base hits, Lee.
Nrist. Two base hits. Patterson, Osborne
Base on balls, off Hopkins, 2: off Osborne,
l.. Hit by pitcher Bruyettc Sacrifice
hit Patterson. Double plays, Lee TO
Taylor, Bruyette TO Taylor TO Bluth
stolen bases, Patterson, 2; Lee. Struck
out, by Hopkins. ?; by Osborne. 6. Time
OF game one hour and Atty minutes At
tendance, ZOO Umpire. Stlllman
Second game,
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Fans Are Enthusiastic.

Todays game has done much 10 ad-
vance the National sport In Park City
and the fans were 80 enthusiastic over the
brilliant game put up by their team they
tial way and made up big purse which
was presented to the winners OF the first
game. Following are the games in de-
tall First game:
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Sioux City Z, Des MoInes
lincoln 6, Denver A.

DENVER, Colo, July l.-Lincolp won
today's game because of Zackert's good
pitching. The score: r, IA p
Denver BOO 900 OBJ o
Lincoln ...,,... .020 0l0 030-B 10
Batteries-EnRle and Zalusky; Jack
ert Eyler and Zinran