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At Seattle.

Seattle, July 20.-Meadows results;
First race, five furlongs-Mcney Muss
won. Willie Gregg second. Elfin King
third. Time. 1:0lH
Second race. seven furlongs-KrIlka
won, Altanero second, Sachet third. limo,
1:271k.
Third race, five and one-half furlongs-
Cadichon won. Aunt Polly second, Nappa
third. Time ! 90.
Fourth race. five furlongs-Glorio won.
Herives second, Early Tide third Time,
leo
Fifth race, mile and an eighth-Kermit
won, Fastosa second, Tarrigon third.
Time, 1853
Sixth race. one miIe-Orilene won, Ed
win T. Fryer second, Treasure Seeker
third. Time 40
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CROKER UPSETS POT.
His Rhodora Runs Close Second e
White EAGLE.

London. July 20.-In the race at San
dOwne park today for the National Breed
Richard Cookers RhodOra ran seCOHld L
White Eagle. owned by W. II. Wshkel
The betting was to ? on White Ea4ie
but Mr.. Cookers 2-year-old almost upse
the pot. being beaten by only a head n
a splendid finish. The betting was z I,
/ against RhOdOra.
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CRICKET GAME AT OGDEN.

The English cricket team of this city.
which defeated the Australians at Liberty
parry on July T. will play Ogden at Ogden
on the oath. The following will represent
Salt Lake: J. B. Ferguson, captain; II.
A. James A. Coils. W. H. Jones. W. r.
Hammond. L. Press, f. A. Hoare. Mr..
Hall. w. J. Harvey. Rev. Benz. Young,
A AdamsoI, A. Rowley, Mr.. Lilley.
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DAVIS CUP TOURNEY.
Opens at London-Austrailan Win
In First Rounds.

London. July 2O-In the first round OF
the singles for the Davis cup. the inter
national tennis trophy. at Wimbledon to-
day Norman f. BrOokes of Australasia
three sets. The score. rs, 6-1 rs.
A F. Wilding. Australasia, beat Roper
Barrett. British Isles, three sets to one.
Score Is. ga, SO, rs.
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PERFECT GOLF PLAYED.

Rock Island Ill, July OR. S. Abbott
of Omaha and H. G. Legg of Minneapolis
played almost perfect golf in the finals
for the trans Mississippi championship to-
day. They both had a score OF 20 at
the end OF the first round. The course
recnrd Is a
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CITY LEAGUE.

The results in the city baseball league
games Yesterday were as follows:
The Salt Lake Pressed Brick team beat
the Strevell- PattersOns at Wandamere by
a score of TO 6.
The Y NJ. c. A defeated the Century
Printing company at Lagoon in a skin
ming game by a score of to 3.
The ShamrOcks and 4. c. NJ. I. game
was postponed
The standing of the teams is a : follows.
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COLE WINS IN FINALS.

Ltchfield, Conn. July OF. w. Cole
Of Hartford won the final match in sin
giles in the presidents cup event in the
tennis tournament today. beating r L.
James Of Philadelphia, ga, Ga. 6-3.
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U. OF p. WINS CRICKET GAME.

Tunbridge, Eng, July a.-After making
3l9 runs for four wickets down, the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania eleven today de-
clared their innings closed in the cricket
match with Tunbridge school. The lat
ter made but Is runs.
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BASEBALL AT PARK CITY.

Park City. Utah July 2O.-Tomorrow tn
local ball team and the LaVielles of SAL
Lake will play at the city park. m
locals lost 10 the Salt Lake team earl
in the season and the game for tomorrow
promises to be a good one, as the loasl
have strengthened somewhat and expee
to win.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

San Francisco, July 20-Today's game
was full of hits. Cravath made two
home runs. Score:
r. II. +.
Los Angeles ........ 40 90 Oils IA o
Oakland . .......... 400 O01 020-7 IS
Batteries-CaInes. Burns and Hogan;
Reidy. Smith and Bliss Umpires-Perrine
and Arlett.
Portland Ore. July W.-kinsella won
his own game today in the twelfth. His
hit tied the score in the seventh and an
other brought in the winning run. Groom
opened the game for the locals, but was
withdrawn early in the game because of
WildneSs. Score:
r. II. E.
San Francisco - .00l 10 600 1G-i ,
Portland ....... .010 900 200 101-5 10 3
Batteries-JoneS and Street; Groom,
Kinsella and DOnahue. Umpire, Derrick.
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DUBEI LOSES TROUSERS.
Twelve Pairs Stolen From Store on
Second South.

Burglars pried open the rear window
of John Dubeis store, 80 West Second
South street, and stole twelve pairs OF
trousers. The robbery was committed
shortly after o'clock Friday evening.
and was soon discovered by the night
Waterman. After prying the window
open the robbers lifted it high enough to
unbolt the back door. They left no clue
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-21

Just arrived-Large consignment OF
Carpet Size Rugs i'm French Wiltons,
Regular Wiltons, Administers, Body
Brussels and Tapestry Brussels. Z. c.
NJ. l., Carpet Dept
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Game at Walkers Today.

The Preston team is scheduled to play
the Dubei Colts at Walkers field this
afternoon. The game starts AT o'clock
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-21

Just arrived-Large consignment of
Carpet Size Rugs in French Wiltons,
Regular Wiltons, Administers. Body
Brussels and Tapestry Brussels. q. G.
Nj. l., Carpet Dept
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Dubeis.

IIItt-Udst HII-blTIls, SITuCh OuL-BY
Stephens s. by Cans g. Left on bases
DUbeis 9, Occidentals s. Passed ball
Doane. Hit by pitcher-Doane. Stolen
bases-COlman, Demara, Rid. Sacrifice
hit-Back Umpires-McCioskey and
George Washington. Time of game-2:19.
Attendance-200
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YESTERDAYS BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York, July 20.-New York won an
errorless game, putting out the pennant-
holders. Score:
Ri z.
ChlcagO ..-.--.--.--. wv OoV wv
New York ..-.......... 600 900 col l
Batteries-Lundgren and Killing; Math-
ewson and Bowerman. Bases on balls, off
L.undgren 1. Struck out. by Lundgren l.
by Mathewson :. Umpires, O'Day and
Ritter.
Boston. July 2.-Superior base running
and punched hits enabled Pittsburg to
win from Boston today. Score;
PlttSburg -----..---..OOl w wv
Boston - .............. 900 900 COL 10
Batteries hilliippi and Gibson; Linda
man and Needham- Two-base hits, Glib
son. Three-base hits, Brain. Clarke
Bases on balls. Lindaman. Struck out:
by Phillippi 3. Umpires, tombstone and
Carpenter.
At Philadelphia-st Louis Philadelphia
game postponed; rain.
Brooklyn. July 20.-There were two
games today. but rain prevented the play
ing Of the first. The second was a hard
fought game. ending with the score to l
in favor of Brooklyn. Score:
Cincinnati ....... 900 100 OO0L 10 0
Brooklyu 90. ..-...... .0l0 COL O0F-2
Batteries-Ewing and Schlei; Stricklett
and Bergen. TwO-base hit-Ewing. Three
base hits-Stricklett. , Base on balls
off Stricklett, ,, off Ewing, / Umpire
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PRIZES STILL UNCLAIMED.

The Salt Lake Real Estate association
calls attention to the following list of
prizes remaining on hand, which must
be called for on or before Aug. IL;
80. 7O3 1923. 1855. 17G7. 21s5, 2395, 3243. 1901.
1888, 40l4, 4O39, 1864 1896. 1926, 1853. 6s3s,
500, 6346 770S $500 $3.50, 9772, 1000l, 10052.
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MURRAYs VS.. RExALLs.

The Murray baseball team meets the
Rexau team of Salt Lake this afternoon
on the Murray diamond.
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The entry list for the Y NJ. c. A aquat-
ic meet at WandameTe next Saturday
continues to grow. The best swimmers
in the city are entering The races will
be conducted in the lagoon just in front
of the dancing pavilion. where the spec
tators can be seated. The swimmers will
enjoy the warm, clear water. The senior
events. which are the official A A L.
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The following games were played by
correspondence between John H Olson,
Chicago, ILL.,, and r. W. Vance, Waywa-
Vile III.
Game No 3g1. Double corner Vances
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SlCh- II was al AWFUL DtOW. v y
= (Signed) Northrop and Margetts. =
<<<<<<<+<+<+~%
The above Is an exact duplicate OF a
telegram supposed TO have been sent
Father John Dubei last evening by Mar
gets and Northrop after the Occidental
team had let them down with the first
shutout they have received this season.
Dubei is out of the city and his colts
tried to run the ball team while he was
away, but made sorry work of it against
The cOlOred boys
There was certainly JOY in cOontown
last night when the news was received
that the great Dubei Tailors had been
treated TO a coat of whitewash by the
OceidentaIs.
A large part of the crowd at the ball
park yesterdaT were gentlemen of color
and the way they ran things down about
the park after 1t was seen they had
chance TO win was bewldering. Such
roofing and yelling has not been seen or
heard at Walkers this year. Manager
John McCloskey Mckenzie acted Just like
the other John McCioskey the fans know
and tore up and down the grandstand
as if he had inherited a fortune. Rooters
from the stands and field shouted orders
and instructions TO the team. And all
this time Father John was miles up the
canyon enjoying himself in the cool shade
was being done to his ball team.
Too Much Cans.
Too much Cans tells the story of the
game. Dubei's colts ran up against the
same proposition Battling Nelson did at
GOldfield nearly year ago. Then IL was
a colOred gent who fights for living
by the name of Cans. while yesterday it
was a baseball pitcher by the same name.
Cans had everything. and four little
measiy singles was all the colts could
get The colts fielded Clearly. but just
could not get man past third base.
In the seventh the Occidentals refused
10 stand for McClOskey as an umpire any
longer and a chap named George Wash
ington was substituted. He did good
work
The Occidentals got in their first run
when Burns. the first man up, sent a
ball out to middle field, which bounded
over CleVeland's head. When il was
finally returned Burns was on third He
was sacrificed home by Black In the
last inning Coleman hit safe and stole
second and came home on Wille's hit to
right. Stephens pitched for Dubei and
did exceptionally good work, allowing but
six hits and striking out eight men.
The
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terest, particularly as several swimmers
claim to have mastered the famous Aus
traiian crawl" stroke and expect to use
it in the meet
The twO-hundred-yard relay race will
prOba bly, be the most exciting event of
tn day Other features of the meet that
are attracting considerable attention are
the contests for boys. For two years
the Y NJ. c. A. natatorium has been used
daily by boys ranging from 10 to II years
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago. July 2O.-Chicago got only to
second today and Boston won, to 0.
Score:
Chicago e. ..............OOO 900 600 4
Boston Gee. ..........-... 900 90 100
Observation-Disclosures and Sullivan; Tan
nehill and Creiger.
Detroit, July 20.-There was a fine
pitching duel today in which Siever had a
shade the lead of Waddell. Score:
Detroit o.. .............OO1 100 O2"-4 o
Philadelphia q. 900 021 0O0-3
BatteTies-Siever and Payne; Wadden
and Powers.
Cleveland, July 20.-Cleveland defeated
Washington today by timely hitting Joss
was effective until the ninth. Score:
r. H E.
Cleveland ..........O10 101 Or l
Washington q. 900 600 O1-1
Batteries-Joss and Clarke; Hughes and
Warner.
St Louis, July 2O.-St. Louis again de-
feated New York today. Powell pitched
in good form. Score:
New York ..............i0 100 900 100
Batteries-Powen and Stevens; Doyle,
Kitson and Thomas.
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WHITEWASH COAT
FOR DUBE| COLTS
0ccidentaIs Spring Big Sur
prise in 2 to 0
Game.



y John Dubei, Big Cottonwood
Dear Dad-Come home quick. The y
= Occidentals shut us out and scored =
= two runs. We couldn't hit that fell y
y low Cans worth cent. Hurry home. y
= John, as some of the boys feel pretty y
y sick. 1t was an awful blow. Hurry. y
= (Signed) Northrop and Margetts. y
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of age. and during that time some really
remarkable young swimmers have been
developed. A number of events have
been put on for the little fellows. A
springboard has been constructed and
there will be an exhibition of facny div
ing by boys under IA years of age. The
first event will be started at .. m.
sharp. All events are open TO any anna
teur in the state. Entries close with Ell
wood Brown Y. NJ. c. A, July "A.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Kansas City-Kansas City, 9; Louis
vile, 2
At neapolis-Minneapolis, O.; Column
At Milwaukee. l: Toledo. /.
At St Paul-St Paul 2: indianapolis, 3.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Omaha, July. Nv lillaTnS pltcheO Wen
for Sioux CITY but two of his three hits
netted runs, and that was enough to win
Score:
Omaha ............... OlO 600 orr 2
Sioux City .......-.-.--. 100 coo OW-l
Batteries-Hall and Lebrand; Williams
and J. Sheehan.
Lincoln, Neb., July 20.-Lncoln went
into second place today and pushed Des
Moines a notch after taking four straight
games in the series with the Iowa team.
Scores:
First Game: X. ii. h.
Lincoln 49,. .......... 200 600 o.
Des MOines ......... 600 90 CO. 3 1
Eight innings by agreement
Batteries-Cicotte and Sullivan; Miller
and EXteT.
Second Game: X h 4:
Lincoln ....... .O1O 100 001-3
Des Moines .......-.-- 200 600 W0-0
Batteries-Stimmell and Zinran; SpOrer
and Dexter.
Manager Kelley of the Des Moines club
announced tonight that he would protest
the first game He claims both teams
sUppOsed nine innings had been played
and the scorebOard SO indicated. The an
nouncement was made that the game was
limited to eight innings by agreement
This Kelley denies.
Pueblo July 2O.-Denver could not hit
Fitzgerald and Pueblo won. Score:
Pueblo go. ..-.........1OO 0O1 0S.-l
Denver ........... 900 010 000-1
Bstteries-Fitzgerald and Drill; Ohm
stead and McDOuOuSh.
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NORTHWEST LEAGUE.

Tacoma Wash. July 0.-BUtler pitched
a great game today and his own error In
the eighth inning prevented him from
scoring another shutout. Score:
r. H. F.
Seattle COMMENCEMENT. 600 900 O10-1 0
Batteries-Butler and Shea; Allen and
Stanley. Umpire, Ehret.
Vancouver. B. C. July @.-Vancouver
took both games of a -double-header this
afternoon through great pitching by
Franklin and Hall. The latter was in
vincible in the pinches. Scores:
First game r. H F.
Spokane -.------------- ---.---.--...-O
Vancouver ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Batteres-Wright, Killilay and Swim
dells; Franklin and Renicker.
Second game r. II. f.
Vancouver -.---------...-.
Batteries-Claflin and Swindells; Hail
and Renicker.
Aberdeen. Wash, July 2-StarkelTs
pitched splendid ball. but his support was
poor and Butte had an easy victory
Score:
Aberdeen .............. 600 O01 O00I
Batteries-Hoon and Meyers; Starkells
and Spencer.
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Aberdeen. Wash, July H.-StarkelIs
itched splendid ball. but his support was
oor and Butte had an easy victory.
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COAL.

Right here within ten miles of
Fitzgerald it is altogether posi-
bic that there is bed of blum
iuous coal.
DR.. Boyd of Forest Glenn was
in the city to day, and brought to
the Enterprise office some samples
taken from a depth of 16 to 30 #
below the bottom of a basin that
had recently gone dry near the
Seaboard Air Line Station at For
est Glenn. There are evidently
small Jumps of coal which he states
was secured by boring with a
common augur attached to d one
inch pipe at depth of Is to 20 #.
At depth of about twenty feet
the substance which the doctor
thinks is coal was entirely too hard
for the instrument he used and the
work will be prosecuted further
with different drill.
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Seaboard depot and could not see
the approaching train until they
were near the track which is at the
bottom of a grade. They had
urged the horse into gallop COM
ing down grade and whether he
was blind OF not, there seems to be
some dispute on that line, he liter
ally ran into the moving locomo-
tive. OF course the horse was
killed instantly, the wagon crushed
and the boys horribly mangled.
A coroner's jury returned the fol
lowing verdict;
eve, the Jury find that Johnny
Rocks, aged II, and Judd, aged 8,
came to their death by their own
carelessness a n d carelessness on
the part of the employees of the
Ocilla and Valdosta railroad"
"Signed," G. E. Waters, J. D.
Walden, Roy Ray, Mr.. Davis, O.
p. Rogers, Arthur johnson.
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Ezra Stoner returned this morn
ing, from Tallapoosa.
Mrs. A. Perry is visiting in
Douglas and will take in Jackson
vile, Fla, before her return.
Mrs. A. w. Sanders took her
departure for High Springs, Fla,
to join her husband who is q ma
chinist there.
The Fitzgerald band will play at
a land sale at Hawkinsville, to-
morrow and Thursday, and at the
Odd Fellows Reunion at Albany,
on Friday and Saturday;
Work is in progress on the
Mosher stone building on Main
street-wbich, when finished, will
be occupied by Frank Maddoxs,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-05-14

NJ. I. Kibby sold his residence
property On Altamaha to Mr..
Reider from the state of Washing
ton, who lately moved here.
Have you been out to the revi-
val services at the Central Metho-
dist Church? Nearly every other
good citizen has and it will do you
good to go.
j. L. mccarthy, J. d. Dorminey
and NJ. W. Belote leave tonight
for Rome to attend t h e annual
state convention of the EllIs, We'd
nesday, Thursday ane Friday, the
10, 16 and IL.
The Georgia Department G. A.
r. will have headquarters at the
office of j. Justice. Dr. s. q.
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Saturdays Accident.

Last Saturday evenings terrible
tragedy in which two boys lost
their lives occurred about the time
the Enterprise went to press. We
stopped the press long enough to
announce the event and in fifteen
minutes had the Enterprise on the
streets in the hands of our readers.
Naturally such an account was not
accurate. At first it was thought
that the boys who lost their lives
were h e Davis brothers, well
known twins, and it was after a
half hour or more had elapsed be-
fore the true identity of the boys
became known. They were the
young sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Rocks, who live at the west end of
Roanoke Drive.
The boys were coming from the
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w Gather Report.
EDITOR ENTERPRISE:

EDITOR ENTERPRISE:
For publication in your paper I furnish
herewith record of meteorological observa-
tons taken by the undersigned as a coopera-
tive observer of the Weather Bureau of the
U. S. Department of Agriculture, during the
week ending May 8. 1907. at Fitzgerald. Ga.
The instrumental readings are from govern
ment standard instruments exposed in the
manner recommended by the Chief of the
Weather Bureau.
Respectfully,
s. G. BROWN,
Cooperative Observer.
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WITH THE PROCESSION
MkS. NETTIE G. HALL,
MOTHER ENrERPRIsE)
NEWS EDITOR

pr. G: Dixon, Of Kentucky,
was Fitzgerald visitor this week.
s. P. Beach, of Evergreen, ira
ded with Fitzgerald merchants,
today,
Tile sidewalk is replacing the
brick, the length of the BULGE
building On Pine street.
Mrs. j. Ursy who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. W. j..
re, returned home this morn
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Mcdonald Improving.

J. NJ. Mcdonald is rapidly re-
covering and unless some unex-
pected complications arise, he will
probably be out by the latter part
of the week.
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Mr.. T. S. Price is, here today.
G. L. Swain took his departure
today for Cordele where, for the
next thirty days he will substitu tie
the fireman on switch engine.
The specials advertised at
Fenns from 10 to II will be on
sale from 4 to 8 on account
of the closing for the revivaIs
Friends Of Mrs. NJ. Hogle will
learn with regret that a cancer is
developing on the opposite side
from which the other one was re-
moved. Mrs. Alice Brady went
to her assistance, at Triton, this
morning.
"All we send out returns to us
ten fold. If we send out Hate,
she returns bringing with her all
her evil followers. If we send out
Love, she returns with her train
and fills our hearts to overlooking
with such an abundance of Joy,
Peace and Plenty that our hearts
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-05-14

Boys Clothing
Suits, 75c to $500 Each
a off on Boys Clothing.
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Mems Clothing and Odd Pants

For men of all tastes and sizes
here are the Suits to best satisfy
them in smart looks and long
wear. Reductions of 20 percent
and more have been made on
garments which were banner
values as formerly priced,
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20 per cent Discount

Will be given right straight
through on all Mems Suits.