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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-21
Results at AQueduct.

NEW YORK, April 20.-The results
at Aqueduct today were as follows:
First race, six and half furlongs-.
keator won, FoXmeade second, Hooray
third. Time, l:22 %,
Second race, Winfield steeplechase
handicap. about two miles-California
King won, Tom Cogan second, Pioneer
third. Time, 4:34,
Third race, the Canarsie stakes, four
furlongs--No otasulga won, Frizetta sec
ond, Master Robert third, Time, AZ.
Fourth race, the Queen g County han.
dicaP, one mile-W. II. Carey won, Pre-.
lao.
Fifth race, four and half furlones-
Please won, Kerry second, Rustic third.
Time, sd 90.
=, Sixth race, six furlongs, selling
Star Cat won, Golden West second,
Royal Onyx third. Time, 1iIe.
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King Edwards Cup Arrives.

NEW YORK, April 2O.-The yachting
cup presented by King Edward to be
competed for at the jamestown exposi-
tion will arrive today or tomorrow on
the steamer Philadelphia. The cup is
of the finest silver gilt, nodded on an
ebony base. It's style is of the early
Georgian period. The cup is % inches
high and % inches wide over the
handles. 1t weighs 27S ounces, The cup
on one side, bears the kings crown and
personal monogram. 1t is suitably in
scribed. The cup will be the permanent
property of tho winner
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LOGISTILLA IN FORM.
She Ran Over Her Field in the Stretch
and Easily Won Feature.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 20,-Logis-
tilla showed that she has returned to
her best form by winning the Tit for
Tat handicap in clever style and won
from Earl Rogers and Eduardo. The
winner was favorite throughout the
betting, with Earl Rogers and his sta
BILE companion. Edwin Gum, next in de-
mand. Gov. Orman and Royal Rogue
were two horses TO score at liberal
prices:
Governor Orman, l06 (Fischer), to /,
2, second; Belvoir, l09 (H. smith), iS
to l, third. Time, 1;2L. Titus IL, The
Reprobate, Fred Bent, Bonnie Reg,
Mimo, Meade, Joe Goss and Wood
thorpe finished as named.
Second race, five and a half furlongs
--Nappa, 100 SANDY, IA to 8. won;
KindeEs, 1o4 (Lynchl, 80 to l, see
third. Time, los. Gypsy King, Sir
Russell, The Lieutenant, Lolita, Glad
stone and Merry Sport also ran
Third race, mile and a half-Nine-
spot, l04 (uunter), to 5, won; Byron
erdale, 107 (Fischer), 6 to l, second;
Elevation, 103 (Sandy), 9 to 2, third.
Time, 2;35 S-5. Adonis, Iras, Rostof
ana NaISTcure also ran.
Fourth race, Tit for Tat handicap.
mile and furiong, purse slooOWLogis,,
tilla, 1le Or. smitbJ, 2 to l, won;
Earl Rogers, 95 Uycurgus), Is to 3,
second; Eduardo, 90 (McLaughlin), 10
TO l, third. Time, 1;53 AS. Fisher
Boy, Bryan, Edwin Gum, Ramus and
Jocud also ran.
Fifth race, six furlongs, selling-Roy-
Al Rogue, l07 (DorseyJ,o z to I, won;
Il L -
ruma, 90 &C. Sullivan), 7 to !, third
Time, 1;l4, Banposal, Burleigh, Monte
Lucille, FL Otros and Roscoe finished
as named.
Sixth race, mile and fifty yards
George P: McNear, no (Palms), to
2, won. Reservation, 10 (Bucbanan),
IL to, 5, second; Burnolette, l04 q.
Nichols), 100 to /, third Time, 1:44.
Boloma, Dolinda, Supreme Court, Pha-
lanX and Firmfoot also ran.
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First Game Record-Breaker.

SPOKANE, Wash, April 20.-In the
presence OF a record breaking crowd
Spokane won the opening game from the
Tacoma Tigers, last years champions.
Osborne, while hit hard. was effective
played brilliantly in the field, and ran
bases dariugly. The attendance was
$500. r, H Z.
Tacoma ..1 0 1 o 0 l o o 0-3 IL 6
Spokane ...,.1 1 3 2 0 0 2 % II 8
Batteries-Goodwin and Sea; Osborn
and Swindells. Umplre-Ward.
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CUTLER WILL BE THERE
Utah's Governor Is to Attend National
Conference on Trusts,

NEW YORK, April 20.-Fifteen Gov.
ernors have accepted the invitation of
the National Civic federation to name
delegates to attend the national confer
ence on combinations and trusts in Chi
cago. May 1881 The acceptances of
Governors Hughes, New York; Cum
Minis, Iowa; Folk, Missouri; Warner,
Michigan; Davidson, Wisconsin, and
conference will discuss Governmental
Powers Over Corporations Engaged in
Interstate Commerce. - 'EThe Division
Of Power Under tho Constitution Be.
tween the Nation and the State, 4"
Power Concurrent In Nation and
State' and similar subjects.
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1LERS VS.. AUTOMOBILE.
Match Races Arranged Between
Fuller and Wilkinson.

a speed skater on rollers beat
tomobile on a sixteen-lap track
iile raeeY This question will be
nnday, Wednesday and FRIDAY
Is of this week. A series Of
nave been arranged by the man
pt of the rink. Bert Fuller viii
q Ford machine while young
y M,11iklnson, the speedy little
VIII go against tho auto on
skates. Wilkinson is confident
e can beat Fuller. When he con.
TO race against Diefenbacher on
Ecie many thought he did mot
cnanee, but he beat the bike
.nTee straight. He has defeated
IasteSt skaters, and now he
70 try his speed against an auto.
er has been practicing with the
sG si. ana no has mastered it so he
theeIs ee sne Sharp turns, although on
|--kOAC.
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Golf Contest Called Off.

LONDON, April 20.-Thc Interna-
tiona ladies golf championship, won
by England two years ago, will be
American entries. A considerable num-
ber of Americans were expected to
compete, hut only two entries were
received, those Of the Misses Harriet
and Margaret Curtiss of Massachu-
snftS
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Grew Leaves for Contest.

SEATTLE, April 20.-The University
of Washington eight. cared rowing
crew, which is to meet the University
City Of Puebla this morning for the
South. Three hundred students gath
cred at the. dock and gave the crew the
most rousing send.off ever accorded a
team in the history of the institution.
The following men make the trip,
Coach Conibear, Manager Hawes, Cap.
tain Closter, Kirby, Jarvis, Lovejoy,
Willis. Hadley, 'Brien and, Dunbar,
coYswain.
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Smith Loses Score.

Los ANGELES, Cal. April 2o.-San
Francisco moved into first place by de-
feating Los Angeles. Jones held Los
Angeles safe at all times. The only
chance the home team had TO score was
lost by Smiths poor Judgment in trying
third and the plate. Hosp, Los Angeles's $
find from Oceanside, pitched a fine game
but poor playing lost the game.
r. II. Z.
Los Angeles 20 o 0 90 Q
San Francisco 1 0 0 l 0 0 0 o. 1
Battcries-Hosp and Hogan: Jones and
Street. Umplre-Perrine
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st. Louis Wins Again.

ST, LOUIS. April 20.-The ST. Louis
Nationals won from Cincinnati again to-
day. Karger had the better Of a great
pitchers battle with Mason, ByFne for
st. Louis and Lobert for Cincinnati each
got three hits. RHE
ST. Louis ......0 o 2 0 - Q O
Cincinnati $. 20 0 O 1 0 0-1 6 0
Batteries-Karger and Noonan; Mason
and Mclean. Two base hit-Noonan.
Three base hlt-Lobert. Bases on balls
off Karger, I; off Mason. /. Struck
out-by Karser. Z; by Mason, {. Uppires
Johnstone and Carpenter.
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PLAYS Weak Game.

PITTSBURG, April 20.-Pittsburg
played a weak game in the field today
and Chicago had no trouble in winning
Only two Pittsburg players reached third
base. The game was called In the mid
die OF the ninth inning TO allow the
teams to catch a train. r. II. F..
Pittsburg .....-..0 0 O O 0 o-l 5
Chicago go. $50 20 . 0 0 o 2-5 S 0
Battcries-Leever and Gibson: Lund-
gren and King. Two-base hits-wag-
ner. Steinfeldt. Hoffman. Three-b base hit
-Steinfeldt Bases on balls-off Leever
3: Off Lundgren, g. Struck out-by Lee
yer, ]; by Lundgren, 4. Umpire-O'Day
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Northwestern League
BUTTE WINS FIRST.
Plays Errorless Game, and Shuts Out
Seattle, Scoring Five Runs.

SEATTLE. April 20.-Butte won with
ease from Seattle In the opening game
OF the Northwestern league. Garvln al
lowed only three hits and felded his
position cleverly that there was lit
tie work for the inflelders. Glaring err
rors gave Butte four OF her FIVE runs.
Catcher Stanley being the particular Of
fender. r. II, x.
Seattle ...,..0 o o 0 0 o o 90 3 8
Butte .......1 0 D . 0 0 0 is s
Batteries-Mack and Stanley; Garvin,
Meyers and Neey. Umpire-Ehret
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Champions Allow One Run.

CHICAGO. April 20.-The worlds
champions punched seven OF their eight
hits In two innings today and defeated
the st, Louis Americans. to l. Owen,
who pitched for Chicago, was effective
after the first inning. In which Stones
triple was followed by Plckerings single,
Manager M"Aleer was ordered OF the
field for disputing decisions r. II. T..
Chicago :. ....0 o 0 4 ~ 8 2
st. Louis .....1 o 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 8 .
Batteries-owen and Sullivan: Petty
and Buelow.
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Many Runs Are Scored.

The Webers met more than their
match Saturday afternoon in the n, q.
q: baseball team in match game
which resulted in score OF IL 10 Sc.
The n. G. c. boys could have made sew.
eral more runs but thought that the big
lead could not be overcome by the on, oS
ponents. The game was PLAYED AT tie
old fair grounds.
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League Championship Tables,

The Chicago teams in the American
and National leagues arc gradually pull
ing away from the other teams In tho
championship tables. Both of the New
York teams are fighting strong and are
ers. both taking second place in the
tables. ST. Louis OF the American, and
Brooklyn OF the National. are working
hard for the BOBBY prize. each having
won one game and lost 1--WE
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BIG RIFLE SHOOT
Western States VIII Be Represented aS
Camp Perry Contest

WASHINGTON, April 20,-The Sec
retary of War has received many re-
sponses to invitations sent out by him
from the various Adjutant- Generals OF
the States TO send rifle teams to Camp
Perry, O., in August next.
Among those which have accepted are
North Dakota, South Dakota, Colorado,
Indiana, Illinois and Michigan.
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American Association

At Louisville-Louisville Z, Kansas
City 5,
At Columbus-Columbus 4, MIlwau~
kee g.
At Toledo-Toledo 8, st. Paul 7.
At napolis-Indianapo 4, Min.
neapolis g.
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PROMINENT HoRsEMAN DIES
Charles Kerr Was Well Known On the
Pacific Coast.

-, BAkERsFIELD,, Cal, April 90
CHIC coast as breeder and racer of
horses, died at his town residence to-
night. He was the owner of the eI
tensive Antrim farm, four miles from
this city. The veteran horseman had
been i'll for some time but an iron con-
stitution held Off the end for many
weeks
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Stupid Base Running,

BROOKLYN. April 20.-Stupid base
running on the part OF Brooklyn lost the
game 10 Philadelphia today. Rucker for
the home team pitched beautiful game.
R. II. L.,
Philadelphia 80 0 o o % 2 1
Brooklyn .-....,0 o o 0 0 0 o 90 7 3
Batteries-Lush and Jaclcltsch: Rucker
and Butler Two base hit-Doolin. Bases
on balls-oh Rucker, g, off Lush. 1.
Struck out-by Ruclcer. 4; by Lush, 4.
Umpires-klem and Rigler.
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Home Run Lands Game.

DES MONIES. April 20.-Gehring's
home run fl the eleventh inning gave
Des Moines the victory over Denver to-
day by a score OF to 2. r. H l..
Des Moines O000001001-3 II
Denver .,...,..0 100000 O. S l
BatterIes-Gehrlng, Yeager and Dash
wood; Page and Zalusky.
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10000 ACRES OF LAND
To Be Thrown Open for Settlement.

Under the Carey Land Act and Twin
Falls North Side Canal, in the Twin
Falls Country, Idaho, on Monday, April
22: On the samo date, lots in the new
Miner T0wnsite will be sold Take the
Oregon Short Line to Milner. Tickets
il. Round trip from Snlt Like s10,55,
Proportionately low rates from other
points, City Ticket Office. 201 Main
street.
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Men Hit Toward Last.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2O.-Philadel-
phia defeated Washington today in the
first game OF the series by punching hits
In the last three innings. r, H. Z.
Washington 20 0 4 0 Is 10 3
Philadelphia % 0 2 l "-6 2
Batterles-Kitson. Blankenship and
Hayden. Bender and Scbreck
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NEW DUCK CLUB,
'rganize and Take Long Lease For
Hunting Purposes

duuVlng Purposes.
.orlgInal Blackslough Gun club
Iofganlzed Saturday and oficers
Tor the ensuing year Frod
Eli was elected president: r NJ
p, vice-president; George Dahl.
secretary and treasurer, who in
ltlon with Tony Wheeler Osca a. r
a. g. Haywood and Thomas Gil.
lo1stitnte the board of directors,
CUB is organized for the nnr.
ouek hunting on leased ground
'unuIed acres Of land will be
ana duck feed planted which
nc care OF the young ducks dur.
summer months. A commodious
rse Mill be erected by the mem
iu hrnt an accommodations necessary
40 has secured a hve.vear Lease
lground. car iease
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PACIFIC LEAGUE
Oakland Hit Steady.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 2o.-By
steady. consistent hitting Oakland won
todays game from Portland Where
Oaklanders were. on bases the batter was
found equal to the task OF sending them
home. Randolph was effective against
the Northerners and the hits against him
were ineffective r. Fl. Z.
Portland :. 20 0 o o / Ga 4
Oakland 30 0 l % . 2
Batteries-Schimpff and Donahue; ;
Randolph and Hackett. Cmpire-Der-
rick,
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WESTERN LEAGUE
Tired of Running.

hitting throughout the game. Omaha took
revenge on Sioux City today, winning
a mls-nnatched hasco. II to !. R. Fl. Z.
Sioux City "a 0 / 0 o. 4
Omaha ........2 1 2 5--17 q 2
Batteriss-Hall, Bennett, Newlln and
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GALLON OF BEER A DAY
Limitation Placed Upon Brewery Work
ers Of Springfield, Mass.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, April 20.-A
strike of $50 brewery workers in this
city for better working conditions ended
today, the men returning TO work
under compromise agreement that
each be allowed q gallon of beer n ola :
and reduction in the hours OF work.
Previously the men were allowed TO
drink as much beer as they pleased.
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sITY ATHLETES ELIGIBLE.
I Members From Provo Team Has
Been Received.


zP;k work at the University has
| Ekzoing on at rapid pace during
It week and as a result the track
slir g in pretty good trim and almost
for the big track meet with the
U. at Provo next Saturday. Dur
le past week there have been
fAlfhan fifty men out on the cinders
Eylvlay. Of this number there will
ny who will not qualify to make
ip, but they are making compe-
Tor positions on the team very
,aratory to the holding Of any
meet the eligibility council Of
iool passes upon the eligibility Of
mbers Of the track squad Last
5 ,l-the following men were declared
sd standing in their various
vs." Captain Dale Pitt, Harry
sleas Fred Bennion, Leonard Mel
my G1ris Russell, ], P, Russell, R. J.
,els Y, VIII Ferguson, r, NJ. Spauld-
{, H. rson Calder, Harry Alley, Harry
l' an, j. w. Barton, NJ Adams, F.
lhey. Leonard Bailey, Mel Judd,
reasrBrinton, Roger Jessup, V. l..
via7, l.. Spitko, G.. F. Roberts, A,
:. I,aan. c. Gates, E. Hedges, A.
% Fred Snow, Hugh Price.
list of elgibles at Provo was also
HpEd at the University last week.
ru,t-it follows: Captain Stallings, B.
ls.s :. Baird Burgner, E, Chamberlain,
- -1by, II. Christensen, L. Epperson,
svtns, j. Hansen, J. Hickman, II,
de, R. Hansen, r. johnson, T..
u II. j.. Love, c. w. Love, r.
np1 II, Peterson, c, Powell, G.
0 sil A; Rasmussen. G. w. Rees, L.
W. Schofield, J. Van Wagner.
chamberlain. The sprinters OF
Ilc ntheTn schools are Alfred, Rees,
IN and Stallings.
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baseball, Track and Field
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Hofman's Second Homo Run.

NEW YORK. April 2O.-Hard hitting on
the part of the local American league
team gave the locals an easy victory
over Boston today. Orth's pitching was
a feature, Hoffman, made his second
home run OF the season. r. II. Z.
Boston =, 80 0 O 0 0 0 o Ii 8
New York 80. o 0 0 8 "-3 IL 3
Batteries-Dineen and Criger; Orth and
Thomas,
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Crawford Makes Only Run.

CLEVELAND. o.. April 20.-Cleveland
defeated Detroit again today, 4 to /.
Crawford made Detroits only hit and
run, Turner's error being responsible for
the run. Willeu was wild In the fifth
when Cleveland scored all It's runs.
r.. II.
Cleveland o. % o o - Z 2
Detroit -. 30 0 0 0 1 0 0-l o
Batteries--Joss and Clark Wlllett.
Eubank and Schmidt
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Pilding Becomes Chamnion

DoN, April 2o,-In the finals
singles in the covered tennis
ramp1onshlp games today, A. II,
OF New Zealand beat q. A.
S.o, AS II. u. Doherty will not
sne title, having decided TO re.
rl least a year, Wilding becomes
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One Hundred Dollars will be
paid by The Tribune for the
photograph of the most beau
tiful woman in Utah, Idaho,
Nevada or Wyoming. From $50
to So for ninety-nine others.
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When Thirteen Is Luckv

The Yankees and Shamrocks played a.
th,rteen-lnnlng tie game Saturday aft
ernoou, which was called of an ac-
count of darkness. Both teams scored
IL runs each.
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Uneeda Delivered the Goods

The Uneeda ball team defeated the
Silver Stars in match game Satur.
day afternoon by n score Of 10 to Is
In nine innings OF fast playing.
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American League.
National League.
Other Ball Games.

At West Point-Wcst Point, A. Har-
ward, 10.
At New Havcn--Yale, Z; Amherst, 8.
At Madison, Wis.-Northwestern, 8;
Wisconsin, l.
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Errors Lose Game.

more hits today than Pueblo but errors
in the eleventh inning gave the visitors
the victory. RH. z.
Pueblo OoO11000OO O2-4 5 3
Lincoln .,.....,0 DO l 0 OIL % 6 s
Batteries-Gilbert and Smith; Mckay
and sullivan and ZInran.
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Stanford Loses Track Meet

-, SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April 2o.-
The Intercollegiate meet between Stan
ford and University of California was
won today by the latter by score of
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fLL ORGANIZE @. 8. LIS
faMe Played BY Old Ball P1av-
fs Rstired From Diamond

O1Iou tToM Diamond.
iray good game was played Sat.
aiteInon on the Fort Douglas
oetween the o. S. l.. accoi1nt-
% disbursements, which resulted
1etory for the former team bv
OF . to 10. This was the first
~ or the diamond and the boys
e!ated with their showing that
e Ieam Will be taken from both
na challenges issued to plav
tne independent teams which
sn1zlng: This team wishes to
20 Dubei Tailors next Snturday
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JAP-A.LAC-A varnish and stain
combined. Wears like iron. Bennett
Glass G. Paint Co., 67 ". First South
are State Agents.
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WILKINSON WAS FoULED
Colson Won the Mile Championship
From q Field of Four Skaters.

One of the largest crowds Of the sea-
son witnessed the race for the State
championship for one mile on roller
skates, the race being won by Colson
IN the time Of BAT. Had there not been
a misunderstanding on tho part of
wilkinson, who was fouled, there might
have been another story. He quit in
the early part of the race.
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II. II. u.
New York ...,4 0 3 o q 1 0-13 IA 1
Boston 90. ....0 0 o 0 0 %

Batteries-McGinnity and Bresnahan:
Young. Pfefter. Boultes and Orndor
Two-base hits-Bresnahan, Shannon,
Corcoran. Three-base hlts-Seymour, g.
Home run-Seymour. Bases on 9alls-off
Young. 2; of Pfeffer. 3, off Boultes. 1:
off McGlnnity, 2, Struck out-by McGln.
nifty. =, by Boultes, l. Umplre-Emslle
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One-Sided Score.

BOSTON. April 20--Heavy batting by
New York won the game over Boston to-
day, 1S to 2. Boston used three pitchers.
McGinnity was effective throughout
r. X. L.
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Doc. Girl and saloon.

A verl large mastiff at one end Of
leash and very small girl at the
other end formed a combination which
attracted the attention Of casual
pedestrian in quiet Philadelphia
street.
The little girl doubtless thought
that she was taking the dog out for an
airing, but the big animal himself ap.
peared to b""e the impression that he
was the leader of the expedition, and,
beyond question, the balance of pow.
er was entirely on his side. He
dragged the girl along, despite her
scolding and expostulation, at a pace
which kept her breathless.
Suddenly, either from a within OF
his own or because somebody had
been in the habit of taking him there
he darted through the swinging doors
of a corner saloon. The little girl
looked Mortified, but clinging deter
minedly to her end of the leash, she
followed her charge and as the doors
swung shut behind her the casua
pedestrian heard this exasperated re
monstrance:
"Oh, darnfound It! Don't 20,
know ladies don't go there? It's onl,
a place for mans!"
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Hindu Life Stone"

When Hindu is cremated in west.
ern India one OF the mourners picks
up a stone near the place of crema.
ton, known as the life stone" which
Is supposed to be refuge for the
ghost, and to which food Is offered.
The pyre is prepared. and the corpse
Is laid on It, with its head facing the
Himalayas. Butter is dropped into the
mouth, eyes. nose and ears, and balls
OF -four are placed around. When all
Is ready the chief mourner walks
around the pyre in the course of the
sun and sets fire to It, When the
skull bursts the mourner pours water
upon 1t to cool the ghost. The final act
is the collection of the bone frag.
ments, which is usually done on the
fourth day. The Hindu believes that
when the soul leaves the body 1t as.
sumes the shape of a manikin, expos.
ed to injuries of all kinds. In order to
protect 1t 1t is necessary to furnish
II with sort of intermediate body,
interposed. as 1t were, between the
gross body which has been destroy.
ed by fire and the new body, which,
under the law of metempsychosis, II
Will by and by assume. II 1t be not
furnished with this intermediate body
1t will wander about in the forr, of q
preta, or evil spirit.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-06
He Fought at Gettysburg.

David Parker, OF Fayette, N.
Y, who lost a foot at Gettysburg
writes: Electric Bitters have
done me more good than any me-
dicine l ever took. For several
years l had stomach trouble, and
paid out much money for medi-
cine to little purpose, until I be-
gan taking Electric Bitters.
would not take $500 for what
they have done for me-" Grand
tonic for the aged and for female
weaknesses. Great Alternative and
body builder; sure cure for lame
back and weak kidneys. Guar
anteed by Ritter Bros Drug Co.
soc.