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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-13
STORIES ABOUT BALL PLAYERS.

these parts last summer. Now, wasn't
-"
why. sure. Nick said Comiskey.
You were al. that and then some. But
why do you tell 1t TO me? l was an
eyewitness"
I'm telling 1t because I'm ready to
toss in my John Hancock when We can
agree on the figures" came from Nick
Just write down on this paper what
kind of boost you think it ought to
be- requested the president.
Nick put down a moderate figure.
Now, just to ease your mind. We'll
multiply it by two and add hundred.
Is that fair?'
For the first time in his life the great
pitcher was feazed. but not so much
SO that he forgot 10 sign.
Sam Thompson's Great Hits.
Sam Thompson. one Of the greatest
ball players the world ever produced,
who played with Detroit during last
season, and surprised those who con-
sidered him member of the down
and-out club" broke into the game
through an accidental opportunity.
He was a carpenter in Danville. Ind,
and in his leisure moments played on
the local team. One day the famous
indianapolis club of the National
league blew into Danvilie. having ar
ranged previously to play an off late
there The DanviIle club lined up on
the field, but it was soon noticed that
It Vas shy one man. This proved to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-13
NEXT TIM z.
OHarpers weekly

diapers Weekly
Yes said Mrs. Malaprop. talking to
q friend about her daughter EmflvFs we'd.
ding, I'm glad it's all over II IL had
lasted a second longer ] should have had
nervous paliiation or something. Why
what do you suppose? When the minis,
ter called before the wedding asked
him whether il was necessary to have
two eassoclxs for the bride and groom to
kneel on He smiled. and said he tho,,ehf
that something thicker would be better
and Emily laughed right out and left Tho
room. Well of course I knew I'd sold
something wrong. so 1 corrected myself
I didn't mean cassocks. / said: 4 nasa NJ
two Cossacks. And what do yon sun
pose he said?'
Asked you whether you desired a tor
e;gn military effect2" Fentured the o,,eut
mo. He said that. judging -bv fhe
present. state Of affairs in Russia he
doubted whether he'd be able 10 oct
them; and even if he could he douhte5
whether they would be azreeable to Re
knelt upon judging by the way thew
were fighting oppression. Oh. I was 20
mad. You can bet the next time vrf..,,t
beat around the bush. I'll come right ont
and ask whether or not We need zwo nil
lars
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Notice of Assessment.

Saint Joe Mining company, principal
place of business No. 81 Commercial
block. Salt Lake City. Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
ing of the directors Of this company held
on the 18th day Of February, 1907 an as
sessment of cents per share was levied
on the capital stock of the corporation
payable on or before the 18th dav OF
March, 1907, TO William S. Burton, secrs-
taTy, at the office of the company, No. 81
Commercial block Salt Lake CITY and
county, state of Utah.
ANY stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the 18th day OF
March, 1907, will be delinquent and sd-
vertised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment is made before. will be
sold on the 10th day of April 1857, at ?
O'Clock p. m. 20 pay the delinquent as
sessment together with the costs OF ad-
Yertising and expenses of sale
(SigneO VIM. 5. BURTON.
Secretary.
81 Commercial block. Salt Lake City.
Utah
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Gust Dogs.
At OakIs nd.

San Francisco, March 12.--Shotgun. car
rNlng III pounds. met defeat In the Sa-
lone handicap at Emeryville today The
S ;,a nii n, morse was a pronounced favor
breaking last in field of four was forced
10 work his way through next the rail in
the heaviest going. He lead for time.
but Collector JeSSup beat him handifV
Black Prince. the favorite, ran out when
he appeared to have a chance of winning
the fifth race. Results:
First race, four and one-half furlongs-
Jockey Mounce. 100. Rorel, 10 to l. won,
Or0nogo. 1914, Scoviile. to /. second: HUI
nero, 107 A. Brown. to ), third. Time
:5S 10. GalmoOre Evelyn G., Billy Pull
man. STRAIT Martin and Bavirea finished
named
Second race. five and one-half furiongs-
Tea Tray II, 100. McClain. ) to l. won !:
Furze, 107. Graham. 16 to 5. second !;
Time-l:ll 1-5. Eulalie 3. Mohawk. Fies-
ser. En- and Elm. SchOolbell and Coredoe
finished as named.
Third race. mile and a quarter. selling
Daniel G, l0s, koerner, to ?, won; Modi-
cum. 112. a. Brown. to ). second; Bill
Perry. 194, J. Hunter, 10 to /, third. Time
-2:13 40 Rough Rider. Briarthorpe.
Prickles. Chief Bush, Canejo. Exapo.
CRATER and NJ A Powell finished as
named.
Fourth race. six furlongs, Salome handi-
cap-CollectOT Jessup. los. c. Williams q
to ;, won; Shotgun. 1872, Graham. 10 to TO-
StCoiius fFihCtSS litdHlds I0 ScONllle. ,
TO /. third. Time-1:15 10. Cloudlight also
ran.
Fifth race. mile and a sixteenth. selling
-Watchful. 100. E. Lynch. s to ]. won;
Vincentio. us. c. Williams, 10 to 1, sec
ond: 1ras. I01. Hunter. II to 1. third. Time
Il 81 1-5. Black Prince. Klamund Gov
ernor Davis and Invader finished as
named.
Sixth race, seven furlongs-Corn Bios
som, los, koerner, . to ). won: Bryan los.
Fischer, - to 1, second; Tarp. 103. SEQ
vile, Is to 8 third. Time-1:29 As. Bolo-
as named.
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be Thompson. the greatest player in
that section.
AS the park was crowded and the In
dianapolis manager wanted the adnis-
sion money, he held a hurried consul
tation with the Danville magnate, and
the result was that they drove down
the road a mile or so to where Thomp-
son was busily engaged in shingling a
house.
When asked TO quit work ind play
in the game that afternoon, sam
claimed that he could not afford TO
lose the s1.50 that he would receive Cor
continuing his labor. The Indianapo-
lis manager offered him s. to play. and
Sam just fell off his ladder so eager
was he to get into the game.
He hit the ball all over the 1t that
day, and it was his terrific batting that
caused Danville TO beat indianapolis.
The manager of the Indianapolis club
signed him before he left the grounds
at salary of $3.50 month, and wnen
they put Sam in his first game with
Philadelphia he made two home runs
in succession. He played with Detroit
and Philadelphia, and was a slugger
year in and year out.
Umpire Gets Wrathy.
zone of the funniest things / ever
saw in baseball game occurred i'm the
Central league last year when Umpire
AilOway fined a clothing store dummy
$40 because it would not play hail"
said BObbie GrOgan, who was with
Dayton last year.
I'VE were playing at South Bend one
Saturday afternoon and Buck O'Con-
non of the South Bend team had been
raising row. AllOway finally kicked
him out. He was so mad he sat up all
night trying to figure out some means
of getting back at him.
Finally he fixed uD a plan. That
night he secured a clothing store
dummy somewhere and decked il ont
in South Bend uniform. Before the
game started he carried it 10 4 bench
in the outfield.
He put the players on to his scheme
and, during practice they would go
over and sit beside it and pretend II
be talking to it.
When the game started Sunday aft
ernoon Alloway waved his hand to il
TO get off the field. Mister Dummy sat
still and stared back at him.
Stop delaying this game or I'll fine
you yelled AlIoway
The big crowd was watching. The
dummy was made up so we'll that even
the fans didn't know 1t was net a
player.
Yer fined &c. yelled AIloway. and
he started for the outfield on the run.
He shook the dummy and the head
fell off. Say, he was so mad he
couldn't umpire the rest of the game"
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Notice of Special Stockholders Meet
ing of the Eclipse Grocery
& Meat Company.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
special meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Eclipse Grocery & Meat company. a cor
poration of Utah. will be held at the o.
tees Of said company. at No. 50 East First
South street in Salt Lake City, Utah. on
saturday, March 80. 1907. at the hour OF 70
o clock a m on said day, for the purpose
OF amending article six of the articles OF
follows.
Article VI-''The capital stock OF this
corporation shall be and the same is here
by fixed at 10000. represented by 80
shares of the par value Of s100 per snare.
Dated March 5, 1907
c. J. COLLINS.
President Of the Eclipse Grocery & Meat
Company.
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At Hot SPRINGS.

Hot Springs, Ark. March 12.-Oaklawn
results:
First race. four furlongs-AIbert NJ won.
Rifle Range second, Toro third. Time
:50th
Second race, four furlongs-Great Pirate
won Hollow second, Aunt Hala third.
Time-:4S 20
Third race. five and half furiongs-
Oma won. Fleming second, Sayable
third. Time :OS is.
Fourth race six furlongs-The Bear
won Mike Sutton second, Hannibal Boy
third. Time--1:13 4-5
Fifth race, mile and twenty yards
Frank Lubbock won, DR.. Hart second.
Little Giant third. TimeI:H.
Sixth race. mile and seventy yards
Thistiedo won. Terms Rod second, Harry
Scott third. Time-1:45
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Notice Of Assessment Mo. 6.

NAILDRIVER MINING COMPANY.
Principal plase OF business, Salt Lake
City, Utah. Notice is hereby given that
held on the 18th day of February. 1901
an assessment of three 80 cents per share
was levied on the capital stock OF tbs
corporation, payable Immediately to "
the company, room a3. over 16l Main
street, Salt Lake City, Utah ANY stock
on which this assessment may remain IN
paid at the close of business on the SOFA
day of March, 1907, shall be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auction.
and unless payment is made before will
be sold at 10 a. m April 24th 1907. to pa
the delinquent assessment, together ritf
the cost of advertising and expense O.
sale ". r. WIGHTMAN
Secretary.
First publication March LIST. 1907.
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At Los Angeles.

Los Angeles. March 12.-The form play
ers were struck again in the first race at
Ascot today when Buttons the favorite
failed to win the event and just man
aged to get in for the place. Desmages
had the speed and endurance and won the
race. Don Doro won the six-furlong
handicap in a burst of speed at the wire.
First race. mile and a sixteenth-Des-
images. I07. Nichols, to 1. won: Joyner
lis, Kunz. 4 to J. second; Buttons. H.
Knapp. 4 to 0. third. Time-l Ash. Bush
whacker. Roman Boy. Tattenham. Huap-
ala and Lizzie Albertine also ran.
Second race. purse four furlongs-Ban-
ward. los. Knapp. to q won; Connie NJ,
los, Preston, to ], second: Daily, lis.
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At New Orleans.

New Orleans, March 12.-City park re-
suits.
First race. three and a half furlongs-
Geneva won. Bonnie Hayes second EN-
bay third. Time-:42 So
Second race. steeplechase. short course
Esterjoy won. ARABIC second, Lights Out
third. Time-2:57
Third race. five and half fuTl0ngS, SELL
ing-Sagapanak won. Hyperbole second
Vohoome third. Time-1:07 80
Fourth race, mile and an eighth-Donna
won. Tom Dolan second Yankee Girl
third. Time 80 %
Fifth race. handicap. seven furlongs-
st. Valentine won, Pasadena second, Miss
Leeds third. Time-1.z7
Sixth race. six furlongs. selling-Reti-
cent won. Akbar second, BAIL third. Time
liza
Seventh race. mile and a sixteenth. SELL
ing-Warner Griswold won. Delmore sec
ond, Rou5le third. Time-1;4S 1-5.
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Bells.
OAKLEY NEWS MOTHS.

Oakley. March 12--Sncw has fallen 10
the depth of eighteen inches in the past
thirty-six hours. the greatest fall of the
season
Born. TO Mr. and Mrs. G. g. Stevens.
boy weighing about fourteen pounds.
Joseph Phillips is very low with liver
trouble.
There is an epidemic of chicken pox
going through the county. which is caus-
ing the little ones great deal of troti-
bic.
~. She has been very low with presi-
mona and leakage OF the heart
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AUTO SCHOOL OPENS TONIGHT.

The Y. NJ C. A automobile school
course opens this evening with a verv
Interesting series of talk by men prom
inent in the business affairs of this city
Every one who IS interested in auto
mobiles is invited to be present.
G. W Whitley, manager of the Amer
lean Smelling q Refining company. will
make the opening address. He VIII
be followed by II. Eiiiotte. Professor e.
II. BeckstraDd and Ralph Wishon.
The subject of Mr.. Whitley's address
will be The Auto of the Year" II will
be illustrated with stereopticon views Of
the various 1897 models Of automobiles
James s. Damn will preside. and the lee
lures viii take place IN the Y. NJ C a
auditorium at O'clock.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-13

NAME OF CORPORATION. SUSAN
ma Gold Mining company. Location Of
principal place of business. Salt Lake
City, Utah. Notice is hereby given that
At meeting of the board of directors
heid on the 18th day of February. 1891, an
a assessment of one-half cent per share vas
levied on the capital stock Of the corpof-
alton. payable Immediately tt the secre-
tary of the company at his office. % Nc
Cornlck block, Salt Lake City. Utah Any
stock upon which this assessment remains
unpaid on the 18th day of April. 1901. VII
De delinquent and advertised FOR sale at
public auction. and unless payment. .
made before, will be sold ON SATURDAY..
the 18th day of May. 1867. at = O'clecA
noon OF said day. TO pay the delineuen'
assessment. together WITH the costs OF sd-5
fertising and expense oSsale.
". J. BARRETIE*
Secretary
so5 Mccormick Block. Salt Lake ciis'
Itah.
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BERNSTEIN LICKED AGAIN
After Getting Two Wallops Declares
That His Knee Is
Sprained.

Kid Bernstein has been licked again.
This time it was an unknown boy in Muir
lay who travels under the name of the
Montana Cyclone. and il took him just
two minutes TO make the Kid quit. In
Kid and the latter went down. few
seconds later down went the Kid again
and stayed on the floor until Referee
Jim Williams counted him out. Then
Bernstein made the announcement that
he had sprained his knee or stubbed mis-
Toe. and doctor was sent for post haste.
He will rseover.
Kid Spry of Los Angeles got a de
cisson over Chat Suarr OF Murray in six
rounds. and Charles Hanna defeated Sam
Wright of Salt Lake in a wrestling
match. a large crowd of sports saw the
contest The funds raised by the enter
tainrent will go TO buy uniforms for the
Murray firemcn.
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IMPROVEMENTS AT GOLF CLUB.

The greens committee of the Country
club are making some extensive improve
ments on the links which. il is believed.
viii make them even more sporty than
they were before. When the new course
IS finished It will be fully 1900 yards long
The No. >. 5 .. 6. 8 and holes have an
been heightened and the nine green's are
being seeded for turf playing. A new
bunker has been made on the first hole.
1t is expected the new course will be in
shape by early sprirg.
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Delinquent Notice.

BROWNSTONE MINING COMPANY
a corporation. Principal place of busl.
ness. Salt Lake City, Utah.-Notice:
There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock. on account Of assess
ment No. ,, levied on the twenty-nnth
day of January, 1907. the several amounts
set opposite the names of the respective
shareholders, as follows:
NJ Of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-13
HERALD IN THE LEAD.

Lee L. Levin and c. G. Gard are do
ing the Carbon county towns this week
for the Salt Lake Herald. meeting with
good success wherever they go. The
Herald Is fast taking the lead of Salt
Lake papers throughout eastern Utah in
the matter OF substantial circulation.
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JIM HEAD HERE.

Jim Head. a life member of the Salt
Lake Hot Air club and one Of the iol-
hest trap shooters in the country. is in
the city. Head is doing missionary work
Cor an eastern ammunition house and
hoped into the city yesterday in time
10 see all his fellow conspirators in the
trap game busily engaged at the dog
show. Head wanted 10 enter himself as
great Dane. but President Kaefs
claimed to know his pedigree and said II
wouldn't so. He says Head is a Swede.
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SECOND NIGHTS WINNERS.

The second preliminary contest for the
most graceful couple skaters was held
at the Auditorium last night and was
witnessed by a large crowd.
The winners were: Miss Edna Foreman.
Miss Marguerite Breaca. VIII Morefon
and DR.. Whytock.
The final contest takes place Saturday
evening March 16
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And IN accordance with the law and
an order OF the board of directors made
on the 18th day OF January, 1891, %
many shares of each parcal Of said stock
as may be necessary will be sold at ths
cOmpany's office, Room Z, Deseret Ma
tional Bank building. Salt Lake Cir
Utah, at public auction on the Goth a.
of March, 1897, at 10 a m TO pay tts
delinquent assessment thereon together
with the coct of advertising ard the e.
pense of sale HENRY c. ATWOOD.
Secretary
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-13
DENVER BOWLERS
BREAK RECORD
Kansas City Team Pile Up High
SC0re-SaIt LakerS Do
ing Good Work.

Denver. March Fin the tournament
of the Western Bowling congress today.
l. r. EvernaTt of the Kansas City Bruns-
wicks and Tony Voght of the Kansas
City Crescents broke the worlds record
bowling with score of 1893. Everhart
rolled 65S and Noght 631 in the three
games, The spectators were wildly ex-
cited While these two bOwlers were roll
ing up their great scores.
c w. Turner and +. Makepeace. two
other Kansas City bowlers, scored LIB,
giving them second place in the two
team class c. f. Hilton and c. L. Dib-
nk OF Kansas City scored 1,0S2.
Paulsons Get First Money.
Play in the five-7'ea class. ended to-
night. The Pa cf Denver, score
2.797. won first $500. The over
and will get Sg5a :, Pueblo. Colo. team
won third money $50. Butte, Kansas
City Crescents and Kansas City Bruins
fourth, fifth and sixth respectively. and
will receive SIS. si00 and SO in the order
named.
Two Men Teams.
TAYLOR and kirkpatrick of Butte. es6;
ton and Dibiik. Kansas City. 10S2; Rob-
erts and Norton. Graytown. Ore. LOSE;
Hamilton and Heating, Portland. 1.03T
Ellis and Sheehan Butte. Lib; Turner
and Makepiece. Kansas City, Lib: Hol-
land and Buxton, Seattle, go: Cressman
and Hodges. Seattle, loo; Shumann and
Davis Seattle. 1.054: Sinclair and Han
Seattle, l,0sl; johnson and Pattison, Dem
Yer OK
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BOWLING SCORE.

A match on the Crown alleys last night
resulted in the following score:
cilver Stare
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DOGS VIII Be Cared For.

The owners of the dogs need not wor-
~ for their welfare after the show is
oren. Arrangements have been made to
feed. water and give the dogs plenty of
exercise while he show is going on 4
dog doctor will be on hand to take care
Of any of the dogs which may be taken
sick
Many applications to enter dogs were
received yesterday. but as the entries
were closed and the program had gone
Il the printers il was Impossible to &C
commodate such entries. President Har-
~ c. Keefe stated last evening that any
person wishing to enter his dogs for ex-
hibition purposes only could do so If
they were brought around this morning
These dogs will not he eligible to win
any class prizes. but may get in on some
of the specials.
IL is expected that Judge Mortimer will
bngin judging dogs this afternoon and
continue until he has finished his work
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MAKES a plEFERENcE.
(I5ousfon Post.

what is the chief end Of n.za2s.
1T depends. num- ON whether he=~ .
thinkin man or football player :
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HERALD SPORTING NEWS
Dog SHOW READY
FOR BUSINESS
Doors Will Be Thrown Open to
Public at 10 O'Clock
This Forenoon.

Just dogs, Those two words tell the
tale of the star attraction in Utah sport
ing circles for the balance of this week
Salt Lake citizens who pass up aud down
Main street for the balance of the week
and hear A strange sound as If mill
lion CANNES were engaged in a war of
words. as they pass Second South street
need not feel alarmed. II will be just
dogs.
For two months the dog faneiers of this
rity and state has, been working with
one end in view, and today sees the open
ing of the first annual bench show OF
the Utah Kennel club. All day yester-
day force of carpenters ana the half
dozen directors of the club, were work
ing tooth and toenail to get Mullett's
old sro. e in the Commercial Bank build
ing in shape for the show. Last night
passers-by stopped to look in the win
dows, and viewed the strange sight of
dogs tied to convenient posts. while men
We're hurrying here and there with arms
fun of lumber building benches for the
dogs Late last night. when asked how
things were coming, President Harry c.
kecfc said:
Just tell the people we will be ready
fer business at 10 o'clock in the morn
ing"
New York Judge Arrives.
Judge James Mortimer of New York.
who will Judge all breeds of dogs at the
show, arrived yesterday. He visited the
show room and after watching the men
~ work remarked that Salt Lake must
have a lot of hustlers among the dog men.
and that if the dogs would score up as
well the men who were at the head
of the Kennel club there should be some
fine enimals in this part of the coul-
Try. Mortimer is considered one of the
best dog judges in the world and goes
from Salt Lake TO Oakland. where he will
sudgc the annual Oakland show. when
told that there were in all about go dogs
crtered III the show. Judge Mortimer
seemed surprised that a city the size Of
Salt Lake should make such a showing
in its first show
All day long yesterday dogs arrived IN
the city by express ana baggage for the
snow. These were at once taken care of
by ". 5. Vincent. who looks after the
interests of the dogs after they have been
received at the show. The city entries
Should ali be in the show room BY 9
clock this morning so they can be
piaced on their respective benches by
the time the show opens for the public
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individuals.

Allen. Seattle. 43: Hanes. Salt Lake.
SOP; Belden, Denver. 549: Meyer. Denver,
419: Wilmot. Denver, 607: Banks, Denver,
500; Morris, Seattle, $50: McGraw, Denver,
5l7; Leedom. Ogden. 4s5; Foster, Denver.
546: Wood. Seattle. 565: Gardner, Seattle.
$50; Hamilton, Portland. 499; Ellis Seattle.
coz: Memories. Portland. 4S5; kirkpatrick,
Butte. sos; Elwert. Pueblo. 54s: Make
peace, Kansas City. 575; Brayshsw. Peo-
ria, 502: Burton, Butte. 454, Hunter Kan
sas city, 49e: Nelson, Seattle. s3S; Nodhas.
Seattle. 40; Dibiik. Kansas City, ss9:
Voght, Kansas City, 56S: Holland. Seat
tie 490; Turner. Kansas City. 500: Shu-
man. Seattle, 5i2; Eyerhart Kansas City.
572: Gresham. Seattle, 552; Pawlasek. Ia
coma. Ala: Mckinley Butte. SOB; Taylor.
Butte. as. Davis. Seattle. e0a; MerlsIe.
Butte. so: Sheehan, Butte. 5l6: Zehring
Salt Lake. 531: Brown. Ogden. al; Clay.
Ogden, 1876: Graw, Denver. $50 The score
of J. T. Morris of Seattle. made this
morning. which was 655. is high i'm this
class Graw of Denver is secoad. There
are more events in this class to be bowled
Tomorrow