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SHAMROCK FINISHES FIRST

O'Clock. but was soon hopelessly be-
scalmed in the lower bay. and just drlrt-
ed on with the tide. Another schooner
thought to be the Eclipse. passed the
Hook at s o'clock. and she. too, wa wa 2
soon drifting up the bay and hopeless
Rly beaten. !.
At sac o'clock three sloops passed
the Fire Island lightshlp, NThese may
have been the Gardenia, Minosa, IL.
and Butterfly or Marchloness. From
miles, and the Mlmosa III. had until
1:49:2e, and the Butterfly until s;oe1so
this morning to get to.the line, E .;S
cept for these two, and perhap s tne
Little Hope, Lila and Hyperion, no OF ner
Yacht In the race had q chance to beat
the Shamrock, as their times expired
during the evening. t
GOOD race. She averaged mile IN
Il:46 minutes, which Is. at the rate OF
5.2a nautical miles an hour for the
entire-course, she had rough wealth Z
er, squalls and choppy seas almost the
entire Journey, and for @ good parL5
Of the way the Wind was "a hea Id. hi.
She passed the Northeast End Light
shIpsoff Cape May t $3.50 o'clock on
Sunday evening. The Tammany, which
had worked into second posltton after
passing Fire y SLAM 81 turned the light
ship at78;A 49, and the Gard enia q the ssloop.
that ala J6 wei early IN the race, ysy,as
third tNgninG at ri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-07

NEW YORK July e.-Frederic
Thompson's schooner. shamro sailed
by Captain Charles Barr. was the
first Of the fleet OF ocean racers to
complete the #course and finish. She
crossed the finishing line In Grayesend
Bay, which was marked by, r. F. Do
remus's schooner Lasca at $4,000
o'clock this afternoon, Soon after she
had finished the wind3dled out, and
SO improved her chances OF capturing
the cup offered by Sir Thomas Lipton.
for the S25-1nile race over an ocean
course. Mr.. Thompson was 80 elated
over the success that he gave q dtn-5
ner party on board his steam yacht,
Elsa IT.. In the evening, at which q,
goqdlys company was invited, and all
helped to celebrate the gyictory,
When the Shamrock finished the two
considered the most DANCE We're
the sloops aMlraosa III, Butterfly and
s MI; Tie MImosa III, was allowed eight
hours. twenty-one minutes and fifty
nine seconds by the Shamroo II, l and the
minutes and fifty seconds. sThs Little
Hope had not been measured, n so her
could mot Il be II cured, but Il
Is about the same as he other two
III The & q anamany. Comm odore ~, q.
an She pasS "a Sand HOOK u a
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I, came home an easy winner by fou,
lengths
About 1000 persons saw the races,

lcnRLn6s 4ts5t ssat n tlf 3Fs
About 1000 persons saw the races,
Summary.
First race--the Tammany, two-year-
olds, selling, five and onc-halt fur
longs lissa, 103, e to ~ first, Gid
los. Notter II to 50 third. Time,
1907 as. Dander. Nedlin, Ruxton,
Wapono, Helen, Harvey, Muganlump,
Chepontuco, Pescator and Chaperon
also ran.
Second race--the Requital, three
5year-olds and UP, furlongs-Pete
Ounce, 112. Notter a to y first,
Dreamer. 113, Mccarthy e to 81 Sec
ond. Roseben. 1870. Garner Il to q
third. Time, 1895 As. King Cobalt,
Timber, Sir Cleges, Falcada. Tony
Bonero and Creation also ran.
Third race--the double event. two
B12o, j. Lee Il to ~ first Helmet, 1872,
Notter q to 10Y second, Fayette, 100,
Miller (out) third Time, 1913. Robin,
Torbelltno. Statesman. County Fair
and Setrelman also ran.
Fourth race--the Lawrence Realiza-
ton, three-year-olds, one mile and five
furlongs-Fair Play. 12s. Dugan II ia
y first, King James, 1875, Miller q to
- second, Dorante, 1875, j. Lee .(out)
third Time. 2:4e 1-5. Alfred Noble
also ran.
Fifth race--the Tournament. three
year-oids and up. one mile and fur
long-Grapple, 116, Garner e to y
first, Touhenne. lib. Miller (even) sec
ond. Sailor Girl. los, Upton Il to ~
third. Time. 1852 2-5. Juggler. Sea-
wolf, Gretna Green and Ilillle crankie
also ran.
Sixth race-the Ethelbert, three.
year-olds and up, one mile-Trizette
1o2, Upton Is to u first Marathon
Ill, Mccarthy Il to q second, The
Wrestler. 1o3. Sweet a to - third
Time. 1888 2-5. Black Oak. Rockstone
Torenia, Mexican Silver and Batsmar
also ran.
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Rfal estate for Bent.

FOR RENT,


!. FOR RENT,
5912 West Marshall Street.
2036 West Grace Street.
840S Allen Avenue, II Is
840S Allan AYenue.sS z. /;
840S Allen Avenue. ,.s q Il
40S Allen Avenue. ,s,s
2615 West Grace Street.
z East Main Street. ss. 81 s...
a404 North Twelfth Street.
5111s North Fifth Street. &
51a14 Floyd Avenue. 81 Y !. s...
203 East Marshall, Street
6l1s North Fifth Stree t.sl 4 4 3',5
d 8 East Main Street. S} IA !,fs
AIS East Clay Street. !. INK
1877 Floyd Avenue. ST l;s,
12l2 Park Avenue, IN 4. s5S3A5.j TT
II East Main Street. y. 4
i 921sWest Marshall Street,
Gil West Marshall Street, III. sIS
26l7 West Grace Street,
26l0 West Grace Street.
1907 West Grace Sire XXI Sssa
E417 West Clay Street. 81 ~ A III ]. u.
5093s North Fifth Sire ct. ~ ~ XXI 5
.6l1 North Eighth Street.
AL South Pine Street. II. i.
sos North Eighth Street. ;a
84Oa West Marshall Street.
II South Second Street. y
j. D.SCARNEAL s. SON.
2.tt41 E3E1IC6 F,asfstNfainhS trdnt.5
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Boat Race. at irwin zion.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, July 81
day the motor race was won by Mr..
Palmer. OF Reidville. "King Carter"
ortered by Douglas Carter. OF this city.
was third. The race for gasolene
launches was won by Lee Simmons. q
beautiful silver cup being the trophy.
yappahannock defeated Irvington in
a ball game by a score OF 8 to !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-07
VIII Stay IN Winchester,

lspeclnl TIC the -Ttmes- Dlspatch.1 -.
the strongest non-league team In Vir-,
ginia. practically decided to-day to
remain in Winchester throughout tho
season, thereby declining a $4,000 cash
offer and free grounds and gate re-
ceipts at Petersburg,
Randolph Mcguire and other fans
obtained sufficient money to overcome
the Petersburg proposition.
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M'KENzIEs LEADS LIST

On account OF hasty compiling the
averages OF the local club an error
was made in .Twirler McKenzie's pitch
6; lost, 2; percentage. .75o.
Mckenzie still leads the Richmond
box artists. instead OF Revelle. as
stated In yesterdays Ttmes-Dispatch.
This correction is due In justice to
G mckenzie. whose great work. along
with others, has been Instrumental in
keeping the Lawmakers In first place.
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BY y. Thompson Brown s. GO. y,
1133 Main. Street. s...ss.
Here 8 a Chance.

for the small speculator, investor OF
home seeker. Is
TWO EXTRA DEEP LOTS.
each 30 by 200 feet deep. north side
Jacqueline, near, Washington Street. to-
THE HIGHEST BIDDER,
THURSDAY, JULY 9TH, s Pm.
We want "a crowd, and these lots will
go without limit or reserve: some7e
body will get the bargain 81 their
lives. Come and see the fun.
Immediately after thes aboyess sale,
to Introduce them. we will sell three
or more 81,
NEW, DETACHED COTTAGES. L17a1
AND 1922.
on north and south side OF Jacgnelin
Street, near the above, and 1908 Dance
street. near Carter. All on nice. wide
and deep lots Extra welis built. front
and rear sporches. Galvanized1tir Iron
cornices, ornamental slate. semi man- y
sards fronts. II you want q snug
little home, here it, ISL f.an investment.
they will pay i 10 per cent net IL q i
speculation, It's safe, TOR the location
will improve.
q THE TERMs-so ga syss any 81 rent
payer can buy. and announced at sale
j. THOMPSON BROWNf&sCO. Il
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won Two Games.
Isneeial to The Times-Disp

TSpecial to The Times DIspatch.1
BUTTERWORTH, VA. July 6.-The
glorious Fourth was celebrated here
With baseball, q big Brunswick stew
and barbecue. The first game OF ball
was called at II A, NJ. on the local
diamond, Wien the teams Of Butter
worth and Rocky Run confessed for au :
premacy, resulting In a score Of 8 to
worth also won the second game. II
to 0.
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Down Petenburr.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
s. FREDERICKSBURG. Va. July O.
Fredericksburg defeated Petersburg on
the local grounds to-day to i. Bat
teries: Fredericksburg, Lewis and Barr;
Petersburg. Goldback and Woodward.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-07
Sl,lgging Match.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
OXFORD, N. G., July 6.-Henderson
defeated Oxford to-day in a sluggine
match by the score Of II to 2.
Score: r. II. -
Henderson 1900. ;.,.,.,.. II 20 2
oxford $1,000. Si..........'
Batteries: Henderson, Turner and
$Rtddick; oxford, Houghton, Lanter ant
fPinnim. Time, 1900.
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uIHdry: EdrHed runs-Norfolk, 2.
Left on 4bases-Lynchburg. 8: Norfolk,
s. Two-base hits-Fetzer. Sacrifice
hits-Bonner. o'Neal (2). Toner. Fetzer
Stolen bases-Kirkpatrick. Bonner.
Toner. Strike outs-By stewart s.:
Perdue, 4. Bases on balls-Off stew
art. i: off Perdue. 2. Batters hit
Bentley, Edwards. Perdue (2) Sweeney.
Davis Balkt;-Stewart. Double plays
--Brodie to Haas. Time. 1:45. UNI
ptres. Hennager and McKeever. At
tendance, 1900.
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ANOTHER AMERICAN
GETS WORLDS RECORD

LONDON, July e.-walter sWinans,
the American horseman and revolver
shot. beat the worlds record by five
points in rifle-shooting contest at
Bisley on July 4th. The American
scored IS out of possible 40 in shoots
ing at moving target
In order that he might be credited
with representing America IN the con-
tests at Bisley, Mr.. Wtnans recently
cleared up the matter OF his nationality
by swearing his allegiance at the con-
and expressing his in
tention to return to the United states
and resume the duties Of citizenship.
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VIRGINIA STATE LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.
Richmond, 8; Roanoke, 1.
DanvilleI 6; Portsmouth. o.
Norfolk, s, Lyncliburg, o.
stu n ding OF the Clubs.
Games To-Day.
Richmond at Roanoke.
~ Lynchburg at Norfolk.
Portsmouth at Danville.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatcl.J
ROANOKE, VA, july 6.-The first OF
the series went to the Lawmakers tits
afternoon through rank errors on the
part OF Clayton, Roanoke's second base
man, after one OF the prettiest con-
tests seen on the local grounds during
the season. The score was to In
Rcnnoke's favor until the ninth. Tie
visitors in the ninth inning put three
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-07

Having decided to move from the
city, 7 shall sell as a whole. at the
above time and place, my business.
cry, National Cash Register, Iron Safe.
Showcases, Electric Fans, Desk, &c..
and stock of goods on hand in store.
This is the best 3equipped bakery In the.
city, and affords q splendid opportu-
nifty to any one Wishing to engage in
tho baking business. This store Is
located In a splendid retail section and
commands the best trade Iof the city,.
For mi Formation address, owner ors auc-.
tloneers. S. \ ~, 4 :,
sss5sss Il NJ Ss OWnert g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-07
.LYNCHBURG EASY
FOR THE SAILORS

eope :ini to The timex Dlspat ch.1
NORFOLK, VA, July 6.-Outplayed
in the field and outbatted. Lynchburg
was easy for the Tars to-day In the
opening game OF the series. losing by
the score OF to 0.
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Grcystone Swnmpe d.

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.1
MARTINSVILLE, VA. July 6.-In a
very slow game to-day tho Martins
Vile Athletic Club defeated the team
from Greystone. Va, by the overwhelm-
ing score Of "a to 0.
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AUCTION: SALE OF "A LARGE, VAIL
U UABLE AND ATTRACTIVE MAIN
STREET LOT. SOUTHEAST COR
NER MEADOW STREET, WITH
TWO-SToRY DETACHED FRAME
DWELLING, NO. 1917 WEST MAIN
STREET, AT PUBLIC AUCTIONS ON
THE PREMISES.
TUESDAY. JULY 7TH. P. M.
The dwelling contains nine rooms
and could at small cost be changed
into two houses.
The lot is one OF the best and
prettiest in this improving section. we'll.
shaded and set In shrubbery. fruit
trees. etc. Fronts sixty feet on Main
by ITO feet on Meadow Street. and
Just the place to build to advantage.
3 TERMS: Usual and announced at
sale. 81
]. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
Auctioneers.
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Roanoke .........0 0 I 0 0 o o u
Richmond 80. 30 % 6 10 . % o 3--3
summary: Two base htts-Hessler.
Lohr, Titman. Three base hit-sieber.
Sacrifice Matchmaker. Stolen bases
King (c). Hessler. Struck out-by
Otey, s: by Mckenzie. 10. Bases on
balls-off otey. 1; Oft Mckenzie, l:
Double plays--Ison to Kanzler Lett
on bases-Roanoke, 6; Richmond. 4.
Umpire, Mace. Time, 1850. Attendance,
800 ~
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Rraakinr records is Mr.. wilma

Breaking records is Mr.. Wlnans
greatest hobby. For twelve years he
held the revolver championship Of
England. He has won forty-one cham
pionship medals In England and on
the Continent. He has shot more than
1900 stays in England and Scotland.
where he has leased. large preserves,
and says that his ambition Is to bring
down a deer OF every known species.
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Totals. .............s1 8 s27 81

DanVlIIe 7..... UUI2 VI
Portsmouth 20 Q Q Q Q 900 90
Summary: Earned runs-Danville. s..
Stolen bases-Tydeman. Breenan. Sac
riflce hits-Thackara, Kline. Two
base hit-Ryan. Home run-Tydeman.
Left on hases-Danville, 8: Portsmouth,
h. Struck out-by Kline, Q; by Car
ter, l.. Base on balls-off Kline, g.
Passed ball--Wadleigh. Time OF game
LEO. Umpire-Byron. Attendance
1900. II
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H.EAv|.EST POLL
YET Received

BY far the heaviest poll since the
contest for the most popular player In
the league started was received yes
sterday. Revelle has again taken the
lead, but there are dozen others
within striking distance Of the top and
liable to land there at any time. Here
Is a letter for one OF the new con-
stestants:
Franklin, Va.
Baseball Ballot Editor:
Hope wou will receive these fifty
one votes for Herb Smith, the greatest
and most popular catcher in the yir-
ginia League. He is now catching for
Norfolk. and I hope he will win the
prize. With best regards.
WALTER HOLLAND,
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The following physicians will 90 up
as members of the team: Drs. winston,
Culpepper, Wall, Smith. Burke, Somer-
VILE Page. Osterhaus. Landlord
Berkeley and Kellam. The first two
will compose the battery.
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Especial to The Times Dlspatch.1

& NORFOLK. VA. July s.-Norfolk
physicians. believing they can play
baseball, as well as any OF the pill
.givers" In the State. and having de-
feated the lawyers in Norfolk. will
Invade Richmond tomorrow, playing
the Richmond physicians for sweet
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BY ]. Thompson Brown s. Co.,
VI 1113 Main Street.

THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.,
81 AuCttonerS,
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b q 4 Tanlmany. Comm Cd ore q
,Sv' ah. SO xss sG:S
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j. d. CARNEAIi q SOM IN
.1l06 East Main Strdat. u
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-04
GOOD YEAR FOR DEMOCRACY.

Come TO think about il, the Demo-
Gratis Of Utah ought to thank the Taft
club for refusing to let the American"
Republicans play in their yard and
vote for Taft. 1t offers a guarantee of
unexpected votes for Bryan, il accen-
tuates the feud between the Smoot and
american" wings OF the Republican
party; it foreshadows the first real
break in the Republican ranks on ma
tional lines, and it is likely to give the
Democrats the balance of power in the
Legislature, If il does not actually place
them IN control of the state.
Naturally. it takes an optimist to
think seriously that the overwhelming
majority for Roosevelt in Utah can be
overcome. but conditions nowadays
conduce to Democratic optimism.
Bryan is certainly making a campaign
to win. He has the Republicans on the
defensive already, with their ranks
badly demoralized in the import
ant states of New York, Ohio. Indiana,
Wisconsin and Illinois. They are not
happy in Kansas. and there are other
states, usually counted safely Repub-
lican, that show signs of changing SEN
timent Mr.. Hitchcock is so busy pour
ing oil on troubled waters he hasn't
time for much else. and the trend is so
distinctly toward Bryan as to inspire
Utah Democrats with hope approach
ing confidence in victory this fall.
Whether the Democrats are able to
carry the state or not against the
heavy odds which confront them, they
are certain 10 make heavy gains in the
legislative districts. and 1t Is quite pos
sibie they may get all the Salt Lake
county delegation for both houses. If
they do not carry the county offices,
they know the Republicans cannot. and
either way conditions point to such a
defeat for the Smoot machine as will
go far toward, settling the perpleXine
political problems that have disturbed
the state for years.
In any event, those Republicans who
are looking for place to settle down
beyond the confines of the Smoot ma
chine are invited to vote for Bryan
electors and such other Democratic
nominees as invite confidence. It's a
good year To get in line for real reform.
local as well as national.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-04

had done all the fighting and footed
the bills while the other powers stood
around smilingly and encouraged her.
But with a settlement in sight along
comes William the Sudden and breaks
up the game. He says ii is time to
recognize Muly without any further
preliminaries. which means that he is
going to recognize the usurper whether
anybody else does or not.
In diplomatic parlance. CONSERVATION
reigns and something awful is to pay.
The French are making a noise like a
pig caught in gate and the press cor
respondents talk gravely of possible
war. consuming thereby much valuable
space in the newspapers which could
be better utilized for real news.
Thanks to the Washington diplomats.
the United States is mixed up in the
muss as a signatory to the Algeciras
agreement. The whole business con-
Germs us about as little as the relations
of China with the grand llama of
Thibet. but we will have to take part
in the discussion if only to maintain
our status as world power and give
the budding Bismarcks of the Roose-
welt school a chance to show they know
what diplomacy is.
There will be no war. of course, be-
cause no one, not even William, is fool
enough TO start European conflict for
a picayune province in the most God
fOrSaLen mart of North Africa The
big wigs viii get together solemnly to
discuss the matter; there will be an
Interchange of notes, a lot of pour
parlers, few threatsS then an agree
ment in which each power can claim to
have won a great victory.
About the only gamer by the row
will be Muly, and he'll be lucky if he
doesn't have to mortgage his immortal
soul to retain his job
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-04
MUCH ADO ABOUT MULAI.

When IL comes 10 playing star roles
and getting right into the spotlight the
Kaiser Wilhelm is almost as diiigent
as our own Theodore. For several
months he has stood around watching
the play, seeing France and Great
Britain get chummy; noting the sud
den. violent attachment between the
ear and King Edward. reading the
press notices which put him in the
also-ran class and otherwise feeling as
lonesome as a sufferer in an oratorical
contest.
Now the time seems Opportune for
him TO start trouble. and he has done
it on the high gear. Mulai Hafid. the
usurping sultan of Morocco, has re-
duced the sultan ADD El-Aziz to such
a hopelessIy forlorn position that the
covers had about concluded to recog-
nize Muly as the real ruler. Before
they made the recognition final, how
ever. they wanted to make a bargain
with Muly which should be satisfactory
to all the powers signing the Algeclras
conference agreement.
So far everything was lovely. France
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES,

6Sl1-John Evans, Bingham.
Harriette Levain, Salt Lake
6sl2-Alfred III. Carter, Salt Lake
Esser Butler, Salt Lake.
6SlS-Celsus p. Herdel Salt Lake
Edna K Tullidge. Salt Lake.
6Sl4-William A. Calderhead. st. Anthony
Idaho.
Florebel Jones, Wheeler, Ind.
oslS-LeRoy Pratt Skousen, Colonis
JuareZ, Mexico.
Margarita Bentley, Colonia Juarez
Mexico.
6sl6-George A Kennedy, Salt Lake.
Anna Golden. Salt Lake.
oslf-Harry D. Williams. Rawhide. New.
Eliza Standing. Salt Lake.
oels-August Westman. Salt Lake.
Susanna Clark. Salt Lake.
6Sl9-f.rederick r. Girardot. Salt Lake.
Mary f. Whittier Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-04
DEGREES OF MADNESS.
Nondon Telegraph.)

After a theatrical performance in a
madhouse party of actors were shown
over the establishment by the director.
alone on q bench. That" said the direc-
tor, rs an unhappy man who went mad
for love of woman who Tilted him and
married another"
He looks quiet enough an actress OBJ
served. The party moved on and came to
the dangerous patients In an IRON barred
cage lunatic, raving mad, was behav-
ing like wild beast
That" said the director. lis the man
she married
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-04

Call for Democratic State Conven.
tion.


Headquarters Democratic State Com
mittee, Salt Lake City, Utah, Aug. II,
1905
Democratic state convention is
hereby called to meet at Logan City,
Utah, on Tuesday, Sept %, 1908, at II
o'clock a. m, for the purpose OF NOM
mating three presidential electors, who
will vote in the electoral college for
William ]. Bryan and John w. Kern
for president and vice president, re-
spectively, of the United States; and
candidates for the following officers for
the state of Utah:
One Justice of the Supreme Court.
Congressman.
Governor.
| Secretary of State.
State Treasurer.
| State Auditor.
Attorney General.
superintendent of Public Instruction
And TO select a new state committee.
The convention will consist of sos DEL
egates, and they will be apportioned on
the basis of one delegate for every
fifty-four votes cast for .. w. Powers
for congress in 1906. This will give the
respective counties the following rep
resentation:
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The Apportionment.

The chairman of the Democratic
county committee in each county is
hereby directed to call either primaries
or convention on Sept. II. 1908, for the
election of these delegates.
Delegates and visitors TO this conven-
ton will be sold round trip tickets TO
Logan at single fare on all railways
from all points in the state, and from
Evanston, Wyo.
Tickets will be sold Sept. 90 p and
%, good returning until Sept %.
Special train via o. S. L. will leave
Salt Lake at 1870 a. m. Sept. %, arriv-
ing Logan about 10:45 a. m.
LYMAN r. MARTINEAU.
Chairman.
J. f. CLARK. Secretary.
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ALL SHE HAD TIME FOR.
0ondOn NeWsl

How nicely you have ironed these
things, Jane, said the mistress admiring-
ly TO her maid. Then, glancing at the
glossy linen. she continued in a tone of
surprise: 'Oh, but see they are all your
own"
''Yesm," replied Jane. ''and I'd do all
yours just like that if 1 had time