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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-28
THE HERALD'S DOUB
IF 1T II Ape MS
IT'S HE r E

here in time for the game. According
~ the game was called off and declared
forfeited to the HOLSTERS.
About o'clock a telephone MESA ge
was received by the local management
TO the effect that one-half of the SOL
diers team had missed the train in
Salt Lake. The soldiers wanted 10
substitute amateur players TO I'LL out
the nine. but the Ogden managers
would not take the responsibility for
dishing out baseball of this kind to the
patrons of the game who We're willing
TO put up their money for better ar
ticle. The Fort Douglas management
then wanted TO play the game at D
O'Clock in the evening, but realizing
that it would be only an added expense
and bring nothing in at the box office,
this proposition was likewise turned
down. The failure to have team Of
ten men on the ground at the time
scheduled for the game is provided for
in the articles OF agreement of the
league, and it is the intention of the
local team to take advantage of this
provision.
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ANOTHER BALL LEAGUE.
Big Four Is Organized to Play
for Season.

Another baseball league has been or
ganized. 1t is TO be known as the Big
Four Amateur league. The teams
which will form the league are the
American Linens, Sweet Candy, s. L.
c. Os. and o. KS. An EFFORT is being
made to secure the Lagoon grounds for
Sunday games. The managers and
captains of the teams are as follows
Sweet Candy, II. Rawlins, manager; {.
Noble, captain. American Linen, l..
Carney manager and w. Tilman, cap
tain. o. ks, Clarence Smith, manager,
and Mont Cottrell, captain, s. L. G. Os.,
Y. H. Richey, manager, and Don
Smith CAPTAIN.
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Lieutenant Elliott, manager of the
fort team, called at The Herald office
last evening and explained the fort side
of the affair Elliott said some of his
men went 10 the wrong depot through
a mistake. and that he did not dis
cover it until it was too late TO catch
the train in time for the game. Elliott
said he sent up part of his team and
remained in Salt Lake and rounded up
the rest of the team for a later train.
Then he went to Ogden, but could not
get Gimlin to play the delayed game.
The matter viii probably be taken up
with President Tobin for adjustment
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Lee Rose Wins Ladies' Plate.

Seattle. June 27.-Iu the feature event
of the day at the Meadows race track
the ladies' plate handicap, four and a
half furlOngs for tWO-year-olds. ". kel-
". who had the mount on Rose Queen,
rode his horse into the favOrite. Lee Rose,
which in turn bumped Right Easy into
the rail. Rose Queen won the race i'm
record breaking time. but the judges al
lowed the claim of foul and placed Lee
Rose first and Right Easy second. while
Rose Queen got third. as there were only
three starters. Kelley, the jockey. was
indefinitely suspended. Results:
First race, six furlOngs-Nattie BumppO
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occIDENTALs MAKE TRIP.

The Occidental baseball team leaves on
a weeks trip today. during which time
they expect some Lively games with strong
aggregatiOns in the surrounding country
Today they play Evanston at Evanston.
Monday they meet Brigham at Brigham
City; Tuesday. Garland at Garland; We'd
nesday. Wellsville at Wellsville; Logan
the following day, and Preston on Friday
and SATURDAY.
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At Cincinnati.

Cincinnati. June 27.-LatOnia results:
First race, five furlOnss-AdmOnish won,
Lady Ruby second. Light Blue third.
Time l.0l.
Second race, five and half furlongs-
Uncle Walter won FlOreal second, ". A.
Leach third Time, los 10
Third race, seven furlongs-Ben sand
won Hollow second. Queens Daughter
third Time 1:27 %
Fourth race. one and One-siXteenth miles
-MonsignOr won, Quagga second. Miss
Ida third Time, 1:45 %.
Fifth race seven furlOngs-HOnest won.
Financier second The Thorn third Time,
l :26 80
Sixth race six furlongs-Joe Moser won,
Gold Proof second, Rebel Queen third.
Time LIB L.
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HARVARD DEFEATS
YALE IN BASEBALL

\ New York June 27.-Harvard took =
4 the final athletic honors of the col y
y lege year from Yale today, Gaping =
= her victory in the varsity boat race =
y at New London on Thursday and her =
= baseball victory at Cambridge last \
4 week with the capture of the final y
y game in the annual series from the =
y team of "Old Eli at the polo =
= grounds by a score of to 8. =
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won ZeIua second. The Sultan third
Time, 1913.
Second race. six furlOngs-PaI won
Nagasam second. Aunt Polly third. Time
1913
Third race, mile and seventy yards han
dicap-LOtus Eater won. Edwin r. FRYE
second. Johnny Lyons third. Time 1891
Fourth race, the ladies' plate four anl
a half furlOugs-ROse Queen won. LEI
Rose second, Right Easy third. Time
53ls seconds.
Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth-Higi
Gun won, Gargantua second, Lady Souf
file third Time I.47.
Sixth race. five and a half furlougs
handicap-Security won. BurIeigh sec
ond. Gemmell tLird Time. l.u-Lr
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Minneapolis Minneapolis, .: India
napOlis, 3. Second game-Minneapolis, IA
Indianapolis, o.
At Kansas City; First game-Kansas
City, 6; Toledo l. Second game-Kansas
City, !; Toledo, 6; called in sixth.
At Observation-Disclosures, A; Louis
vile. l.
At St Paul: First game-St. Paul. 4;
Columbus, OF innings). Second game
ST. Paul 0; Columbus, !.
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Results.

First race six and One-haIf furlongs.
main course-Westbury won. Rosen sec
ond. Demund third. Time-l19
Second race, steeplechase. about two
and one-half miles-California King Won
John NJ p. second, Thistledale third
Time-5:04 %
Third race. six furlongs, Futurity course
Sir Martin won, Fayette second, Hell
met third Time-l.12.
Fourth race. the COney Island Jockey
Club stakes. S25, 900. mile and One-half-
Fair Play. 1875, (Notter). TO 7. won; He's
sian, ZIG, &c. D. Dugan) TO ], second ;
King James. l16 CMiller). L TO g. third
Time-2:3l 10. Angelus and DOrinte also
ran.
Fifth race. mile and three-sixteenths,
turf course-Pins and Needles won, Gret-
ma Green second, Miss Crawford third.
Time-2:OO 3-5.
SIKH race nile-Earl G. won Antasus
second. Bed News third Time-l.39 4-5
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AUTOMOBILE TRAIN.
Studebakers Taking Delegates to
Denver Convention.

The following telegram was received by
the local Studebaker agency from Omaha
yesterday:
The Studebaker automobile train, car
rying the Illinois Democrats from Chicago
10 the Denver convention. arrived here
today without an accident of any kind
The delegates were guests of Mayor Dahl
man and the city authorities. The train
leaves tomorrow for Lincoln and William
Jennings Bryans home. They will ar
rive at Grand Island on Monday.
(Signed) MICHAEL j. AGNEW
Chairman Of Illinois Delegation"
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LEAGUE BASEBALL TODAY.

4. Two state league games will be &.
% played today. Salt Lake meets (.
4. Fort Douglas at Walkers field 9
% this afternoon. while Ogden plays &:
% Murray at Ogden.
O 90 9 9 g 9 @ 9 g . o 8 @ @ @ 8 8
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HUGHES HAS MEN OUT.

Sheepshead Bay. June 27.-It H..
ported here today that Governor
Hughes has twelve men here looking
over the situation. They are here tc
see how much betting is ding on. and
are 10 report TO him.
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FORT DOUGLAS MISSES TRAIN
Elliott and Part of Team Reach 0g-
den Too Late for Seized
uled Game.
lSneciaI to The Herald.l

Ogden. June 27.-Several hundred en-
thusiastic baseball fans were disap-
pointed AT the fair ground ball park to-
day through the failure Of the Fort
Douglas soldiers TO get their full team
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BALL TEAM FOR BINGHAM.

Bingham Junction has a full-fedged
baseball team. Fred Cook is the cap
tain of the team. and games in the fu-
ture will be played at the new ball
mark lust south of the r. G.. W. depot.
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BASEBALL
Yesterdays
Results.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston, June 27.-McCarty and McQuil-
len engaged in a pitchers contest for
seven innings today, but the latter weak
ened in the eighth, allowing Boston three
Boston -. $780,. 900 OO1 Os.-i
Philadelphia ...... 90. 900 GEO COL . 0
, Batteries-McCarty and Smith; McQuil-
len and Doom. Umpires-Rigler and
tombstone.
Summary: Two-base hits-Knabe, Nc
Carly and Dahlen. Three-base hit-Beau-
mont Base on balls-McCarty, 3; McQuil-
len, ?. Struck Out-By McCarty /.
Chicago. June 27.-Cinclnnati won from
Chicago in the fifth, scoring three runs
on punching of three doubles and
Chicago -. LOO coo OOO-i
Cincinnati ...... ...... 200 O30 O1O-4 8
Batteries undgren, Reulbach and
King; Coakley and Mclean. Umpire
KLEIN.
Summary: Two-base hits-Chance. Nit
Chen' Higgins and LObert Three-base
hit-Lobert. Struck out-By Lundgren, 2;
by Reulbach, /; by COakley, 4. Base on
balls-Off Coakley, 2.
St Louis. June 27-TimeIy hitting by
Pittsburg and the failure of St Louis to
hit with men on bases allowed Clarke's
men to take the third straight game of
the series today. Score; r. H E
st. Louis ...............Ol 90 900 OO0-1 10
Pittsburg ...... ....... 900 100 10
Lever and Gibson. UmpiFes-Emslie and
Rudderham.
summary: Two-base hit-Delehanty.
Three-base hit-Wagner- Base on balls
Off Fromme 2: off Lever, 4. Struck out
BY FrOmme, 9.
Brooklyn. June 27.-New York took both
games Of the double-header here today.
Score:
First game r. H +.
BROOKLYN ...... ....... 900 900 1913 s
New York ............ 900 $50 O01-4 3
Batteries-Rucker and Ritter; Witse,
MatthewsOn and Bresnahan. Umpire
O'Ddy.
Second game r. II. z.
New York .,......... .202 100 Cos 10
BROOKLYN ........ ..... 900 100 O00-2 10
Bait Observation-Disclosures and Bresnahan;
Wilhelm and Ritter. Umpire-O'Day.
Summary: Two-base hitS-Lumley, Jor-
dan Sheehan, Ritter and Bresnahan.
Three-base hits-Donlin and Lewis. Base
on balls-Off Wilhelm, 8. Struck out-By
Wilhelm, 2; by Matthewson, 8.
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rwo AthIetes WnI Work.

TWO members of the team are so anx-
ious to compete in London that today they
began their trip across the Atlantic as
stOkers. one of them on the Philadelphia
and the other on the Minnehaha
There were eighty-siX athletes on tsa
list for sailing and all Of them answ cred
the roll call.
one of the first men 70 get aboard was
Ralph Rose of San Francisco who is en-
tered in the hammer throwing and shot
putting events The last man TO arrive
was Martin J. Sheridan Of the Irish
American Athletic club. who Is looked
upon as one of the best point winners
on the team.
Three of the men selected did not 60.
for various reasons. They are Drav of
Yale. Whitman Of Pennsylvania ana Rowe
of Michigan.
craig. a wrestler and boxer, and Fisher.
an ali around athlete. are the men who
are working their way to London In the
hone that they may qualify Ia some or
the Olympic contests. Being unable at
trvouts TO win places on the first string.
they determined 10 work their passage.
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wANDAMERE DEFEATS GARLAND

The Wandamere team defeated the Gar
land team at Garland yesterday by a
score of TO 0.
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AMERICA'S BEST
ON WAY TOLOHDON
Ship Load of Athletes Leave
to Compete for Olympic
Championships.

New York. June 27.-When the steamer
Philadelphia sailed for Europe today o.
carried practically all of the American
team Of athletes who are to compete in
the Olympic games at London. In hla.iJ
quarters it is regarded as the strongest
and most representative body OF athletes
ever sent from America 10 compete with
Europes pick.
Thousands of enthusiasts crowded the
pier long before the steamer was SEIZED
uled 10 sail and several brass bands en-
liYened the occasion
Both Manager Haipin and Trainer Muir
ply said the men will train all the wav
over. They viii use the poop deck for
the work and a board viii be rugged Up
for running ana jumping. They viii have
a special training table and a gymna-
sium with all the necessary apparatus
abrsTd
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ToNIeHT's RACES AT sALTAIR.

&. Five-mile tandem race. profess .
o sional Entries-Mayer and Clarke, g.
g. Mcfarland and Downing; Wilcox 9
Z. and DeVOneVitch: HOllister and Q
8 Hopper; DeMara and Mitten: (.
Z. Agraz and Morgan; Leyland and .
s. Turville: Palmer and West. .
% One-mile open. professional. .
o Three-mile lap race, amateur. .
(. Half-mile handicap. amateur .
{. The races will start at :: as. This .
% is done TO give the crowd an OPP 8
(. portunity to catch the early train .
&. home. Q
- . . Q g . 8 4. @ Z. @ o 8 o 4. o o o 9
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

Spokane. June 1.-THE Aberdeen cham
pions did not have a look in against the
fine pitching of Wright and the dashing
play Of the Indians today. Score:
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Seattle. June 27.-Seattle outplayed Ia
coma at every point today and won with
ease. Gordon relieved Bash in the sec
Ond inning and was inyincible. His sup
port was great Score
R H e
Seattle 49,. ............... ITO O20 OOs-4 10 .
Batteries-Bash. Gordon and FOrtier:
Butler and Shea. Umpire-Black
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Geat Ride by Lee.

The ride that ]. Lee put up on the Mad
den colt, Sir Martin, was considered By
many hOrsemen the best ride seen here
in years. The Madden entry carried top
weight. l29 pounds. Bobbin went out to
make the early running and took a lead of
half length over Fayette. with Helmet
third. Sir Martin was fourth. Bobbin
continued to show the way to the elbow
Of the main track where Fayette took
command with Helmet at her side The
race at this point looked to be between
the first two, but J. Lee, on Sir Mar
tin, seeing that his stable mate was in
trouble, put the colt under a hard drive.
Gradually he made up the lost ground
terms with Fayette and Helmet. In the
next few strides he was a length TO the
good and flashed under the wire a win
ner by two lengths. with Fayette a head
great trial stake P ]. Rainey Offered Mr.
Madden $4,000 for Fayette, but Mr.. Mad
den promptly turned the offer down.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Denver. June 27.-Denver won both
games in A double-header with Lincoln
today. Score:
First game r. II. Z.
Denver ........ ......, OH O01 O0s-3 g
Lincoln ........... 90. 900 900 OO2-2
Batteries-Bohannon and McDonough;
Bonno and ZinTan.
Second game r. H E
Denver ...... ..OS1 90 00+-lO u 4
Lincoln ....... DOB 90 OO3-7 Is
Batteries-Adams and Zalusky; Johnson.
Weiland. Zackert and Zinran
Pueblo. Colo, June 27.-Ragan was eff
fective today and Omaha won the game
in the first inning on Millers wildness.
Score: R H E
Omaha ........ ....... .301 O02 Oils IA .
Pueblo ........ ....... 600 100 OO0-1
Batteries-Ragan and Gonding; Miller,
Galgano and Smith and Mite.
Des Moines. June 27.-Des Moines won
from Sioux City today by playing good
baseball. Score: r. H E
Des Moines ........... col O20 lO1-5 .
Sioux City ............ 900 040 0Oo-4 3
MISUNDERSTANDING and Yeager; Starr
and Shea.
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San Francisco. June 27.-In ten-inning
game today Oakland won from the locals
by score OF to 4. Score
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Standing Of
Teams.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Detroit, June 27.-In a magnificent
pitching duel. Detroit beat ST. Louis. 1 to
0. Score: r. H. r.
Detroit .---.... ....... 900 Dol COL
st. Louis .............. 900 900 900
Batteries-Donovan and Thomas; Grs-
ham and Spencer.
Cleveland June 27.-Cleveland made il
four straight from Chicago, winning
TO 3. Score r. II. z.
Cleveland ...... .......IO0 go O2*-6 10 o
Chicago ........ ....... 900 O02 OO1-3 70
Batteries-BeTger Joss and Bemis;
Owen, Manuel, White and Sullivan.
New York, June 27-The New York
Americans won in the ninth today from
Boston. Score: r. H. f.
Boston ........ ........ 400 200 OO0-6 10
New York ........... 900 200 O32-7 10 ,
Batteries-Cicotte and Criger; Newton
and Lake and Blair
Philadelphia. June 27.-Dygert held
Washington down to two hits and shut
them out today. Score: r. II. f.
Washington ...... 200 900 coo 2
Philadelphia &c.. 200 800 01*-6 6 0
Batteries-Hughes. Kelley and Street;
DVgert and Powers.
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Only Five Face Starter.

OF seven carded to start two We're with
graWn-the Whitney entry, Stamina. and
Royal Tourist-leaving five to face <ae
starter. They were sent away to a good
start Angelus going to make the pace.
followed by DOrante and Hessian King
James and Fair Play alternated in last
and next 10 last places. Angelus opened
up TWO lengths gap around the pad
dock turn while DOrante was about a
length and a half before Hessian. In
the run down the back stretch Angelus
sun led. At the far turn DOrante took
the lead followed by Hessian and Fair
Play In the stretch hotter brought Fair
Play up outside of DoTante, but the Bel
mont colt under a hard drive
managed TO win by length. Hessian
was about length and a half before
King James. The result of the great trial
$500 stakes showed that John L. Mad
den had the best 2-year-Old of the year.
His two colts ran one, two. Sir Martin
winning, with Fayette second and Helmet
third
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Los Angeles. June 27-Portland won
from Los Angeles today by a to score.
Score:
r. H. F..
Los Angeles ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8 :
Portland .. -........................5
Batteries-Nagle and Easterly; Mar
shall, Briswalder and Madden.
Con I1ra pofcoo T,tna y Tn tsr inrs,o
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FAIR PLAY BEATS
CLASSY FIELD
Carrying Top Weight BeImontS
Colt AnnexeS Rich Coney
Island Stake.

sheepshead Bay, June 27-Before a crowd
OF 1900 persons August BelmOnts Fair
Ray, carrying top weight, 126 pounds.
won the $4,000 COney Island Jockey Club
stakes at Sheepshead Bay today. defeat
ing a high class field of 3-year-olds. Fair
RAY was admirably ridden by Notter.
The boy allowed the field TO race away
m mont and at the turn TO the stretch
ne called on the Belmont horse and Won.
Hessian was second, with King James
third The time of 2:31 Is for one and
one-halt miles equals the track record for
the distance, made BY StaiWaTt in 1904
ana Is less than second slower than the
record time for the distance made By
Goodrlch al Chicago in 1888. The race was
IoDbed or Its main interest bv Colin and
Seit not starting. The two colts are un-
der veterinarians treatment and it was
upon his advice that Mr.. Keene did not
send them TO the post for the rich event
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bdlt-iAeS Nc HooLA anu - S'Ai1'44e'i4'
Wilhelm and Ritter. Umpire-OD Day.
Summary: TwO-base hitS-Lumley, JOr-
dan, Sheehan, Ritter and Bresnahan.
Three base hits-Donlin and Lewis. Base
on balls-Off Wilhelm, 8. Struck out-By
Wilhelm, 2; by Matthewson, 8.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-15

Tekoa. Wash.-Last night was &c
cold that ice froze more than an
eighth OF an inch thick, and 1t Is
feared serious damage has been
done to the fruit crop. Apple, cher
ry and plum trees are in full bloom
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-15

Sumpter, Ore-An important
mining deal is reported here today,
involving a change in the ownership
and management of the Imperial
mine in the Cable Cove district. A
New York syndicate headed by Ed
ward Greenlee has control of the
property and intends to start over
atoms May Is. Barney Kempher,
formerly forerDan, will be superin-
tendent.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-15

The California state convention
of the national association of stati-
onary engineers is to be held in
Stockton June IL. IL, and 10 under
the auspices of the Stockton local
union of the association.
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w. G. BROOKS.
P. E. STOOKEY.
C. H. LINGENFELTER.

The San Francisco labor council
has appointed a committee to con-
slider and report upon the best
means of overcoming the effect OF
the recent court decision in injunc-
ton cases.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-15

Rosalia. Wash.-The grading OF
Fifth and Sixth streets, preparatory
to matchmaking, started Tuesday
evening. On account OF the streets
being packed hard by many years.
travel. specially constructed plow
is being used, pulled by steam pow
er. A traction engine. which has
been used as perambulating wood
saw. pulls the pillow.
Wenatchee.-The people OF We
natchee are taking great interest In
the advent of the Atlantic feet in
Puget sound, and arrangements are
being made to take the school chill
dren whose parents are unable to
send them. so that they can all en-
Joy the sight.
Heppner, Ore.--Because of the
large number Of cases coming before
the grand jury, the district attorney
has asked that the session of the
circuit court be continued until
June 4. The case against Daniel p.
Doherty, charged with murder in
the first degree. was set for trial
June 4. Doherty is said to have
shot and killed Oscar Allen last De-
cember In Lexington saloon. The
case against D. D. McCasslin, charg-
ed with the murder of e. F.. Zasvell,
Heppner man, last September, was
set for trial June 8.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-15

fields. Farmers at first attributed
the devastation to squirrels, and are
just discovering that the worms are
working the havoc.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-15

Gently, II was unanimously decided
TO put labor ticket In the field.
The forty-first annual session %
the British Trades Union will open
In Nottingham September z.
A proposition is being advanced
among the retail clerks of San Franz
cisco to build hall for the use
OF the several unions OF that craft.
Plans are being mage by the
structural building trades alliance
and the central labor union OF 6po-
kane to erect 4 labor temple In that
kane. to cost $4,000. There are
1000 union men In Spokane. ana
by 40 per cent OF them taking SIS
worth of stock the necessary money
can be raised.
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NOTES FROM LABOR WORLD

The Brotherhood OF boilermakers
and iron ship builders OF America
will meet in annual convention in
st. Paul next month.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-15

Washtucna, Wash. - Cutworms
and wireworms In vast numbers have
made their appearance in districts
north and east of town and are do.
Ing great damage to the wheat
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-15

At meeting OF the Ohio Valley
trades and labor assembly held re
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-15

Cottonwood, Ida.--Cottonwood Is
to have market day May %, when
an auctioneer will sell surplus pro-
duce free of charge. The plans have
been perfected by J. B. Thompson.
The business men have subscribed
to defray the expenses.