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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-17
IF IT'S HERE
IT'S RIGHT
MANY VISITORS
At FAIR GROUNDS
Candidates for Opening Handi-
cap Are Winding Up Tor
Big Event.

That interest in the coming race meet
ing is widespread was a fact strikingy
evidenced yesterday. when not fewer than
ZOO Sunday afternoon visitors inspected
the remOdeled course. despite the fallits
Of Intermittent sun showers. By tom0g
row night everything viii be spick and
span. and FRI needs be a dsy of racing
might De held on Thursday. SO well add
Vanced are all arrangements. The Utah
Jockey clubs outlay is a little over $iSUUI,
and employment has been given for the
last five weeks TO over a hundred arti-
sans. Ii is safe to say Old-time patrons Of
the state fair viii scarcely know the
grounds when they happen along next
Saturday.
Commencing tomorrow morning. the
candidates for the cullen handicap. the
feature race of opening day, will be start
ed on winGup preparation for the event
Both Gl0rio and Jack Nunnally viii 60
if no unforeseen accident occurs. Both
these sDriuters are about at their top
form This race is at thrce-Quarte or l
mile and it will be a ccrSing contest be-
tween royal sprinters. The winner VIII
be the horse to beat in tine ST. 900 Decora
ton day handicap of saturday, May ~
Z Unless Seventh and Booger Red harper
[ TO run extra top notch races. the cIluc-
leave the Cullen handicap 10 Glorlo anu
Jack Nuunallv. Just what the starter
will be cannot Toe stated with sureheS-
I until the entry box is opened on FRIDAY
/ Manager NJ. VIM and Secretary l-'-
I man Davis of the JuareZ. Mexico. racinG
/ project viii drop ln on Salt Lake en- route
] TO RI PasO from New o-k on June T.
] f. Moore is iu at the fair grounds VIII
/ four head OF horses. The Ogden stable
/ will begin to arrive on Wednesday. HARRY
/ Slower will bring down seven head. Their
/ are now 40 horses stabbed at the fan
I grounds.
Richard Dryer. the starter viii reacr
/ this CITY sometime tomorrow, with ni'
( family Dwyer has been engaged FOR 600
/ meeting.
/ from the Pacific coast is looked FOR 10
morrow. According TO San Francisco ad
vices a bis reservation for salt Lake wen
out on last nights eastern specials
II s. Ensign. secretary OF me ia
, state Fair association Will act as one @
the associate stewards Of the cominl
rrnaItnr
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-17
RABBITS Great Catch.

.ri,--- WAS one reGeeming feature to
-,., came from a Salt Lake point OF
lea. and traJ was the catch OF Rabbit
b. -5yef center. Running at tul speed
D.. ,isbbad Fitzgeraid's fly i'm the fifth
auckland back-hauded catch. Ham
--a1J was right on top of the ball and
f.r5d t0 see Sturgeon nail II. EDDIE
,---7sd to run for the bail, and Of course
.5s crowd never for am instant thought
psbbfr had IL. when the jumping right
calder turned slowly and threw the ball
81, which retired the side
Dun pitched for Butte and for the
f.-sf Two innings it looked as if it would
.--reiy he a case Of ito the woods with
~ hmm Five safe hits we're gath
crsd from him In these innings. II was
he second before a run was pushed over
-bs Mate Whaling. first up, sent two
fsrrer 10 left Flick neatly sacrificed MIN
f9 second. and C0rbin reached first on
,rr-rE's bad throw TO Nehring. Mcintosh
lii safe. and Hall walked. Sturgeon fol-
sau-ad with single and three runs were
oyer the plate This was all for Salt
1gke and although men got on bases
qfterwarG Salt Lake could not set MT
I'd the right time TO drive them In. While
bese stealing was out of the question.
Riltte scored for the first time in the
Third. when Turk got around the bases
I'm an error hit aud two fielder's choices.
fn die fourth Butte brought two more
iu A walk for Dunn tWO-Dagger by
1Tgou and a muff OF q fly IN the mid
die boy Hammond did the business In
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-17
KRAMER WINS AS USUAL.
Two Events Of the Races on Newark
Bicycle Track.

New York. May i6.-Percy o. Lawrence.
The Pacific coast amateur champion. ana
Frank L. Kramer, the national champion
lad little trouble in winning the events
I'm which they participated today at the
Newark bicy DE- track. Lawrence dis
posed of Jake Msgin. the national Iurner
rider. ia "a special match lu I've meats
o-biIe kramer took the teu-mile open
rscad event from Floyd fkreOs Willie
FEMME. Eddie Root and John B2deil.
The amateur race was the feature. Law
renee won the first heat at a half-miie
Inv three-QuarteTs of a length ana loon
tbs second heat. mile by three lengths
lawrence also won an Australian pursui
race from Ernest J0lSus
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ROCK SPRINGS AFTER
ST. REGIS BOXERS

Manager Price Of the ST. Regis club
received letter yesterday from Rock
Springs offering matches 10 Two OF me
ST Peais boxers J. f. Hedges is the
promoter. and offers TO match Chalkey
Germaine against Kid SOulsby Of Rock
Springs for twenty rounds at $50 side
bet. lie stipulates that the men weigh
in at IFS pounds He also offers to give
Peanut Sinclair a match with Young
Packev Mcfarland at catch weights for
ten rounds for 500 purse. Both of these
offers will be considered by the local
boxers. The regular weekly card at the
1t Regis club is held at the Auditorium
this evening and will include four four
round bouts Boxing begins at $50 p. m
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The HERALD'S SPORTING PAGE rssa

the eighth. a walk. a sacrifice, a wild
pitch and a sacrifice fly scored HoOn-
The last time up Butte got another over.
Nehring walked. was given second on
"a balk and scored on Dunn's two Dagger
II was here a phoney play came up.
When the Jumps gave Nehring second
Ola the balk. Captain Campbell raised a
big kick because the umpire would not
allow the batter TO take first base on
the haik. Now. every schOOlbOy knows
better than this, but Campbell kicked
long and hard. He was put out Of the
game but it did no damage. as Butte
already had the game won and Campbell
would Mt come to bat again in the Wild
est stretch Of imagination. So any time
the argument is brought up that the
jumps treated Butte the same as Salt
Lake. because Campbell was put out OF
the game forget il. II looks phOney.
The score.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-17
UMPIRES TOLD TO
ELIMINATE R0WDYlSM

New York May 16.-The- elimination Of
rowdyism on the ball field and continu-
snce Of strict enforcement of rules
throughout the season were two points
brought out with emphasis by Acting
President John Heidler Of the National
league at a conference here today with MS
eight umpires 1t was decided TO fol-
low the action taken by the American
league last year. barring a player from
the field for the entire day in the event
Of his being ordered from the first game
of a double-header.
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last OF SERIES
GOES TO BUTTE
oIonov Ground Makes Ball
Paving ImpoSSible-SCOre
5 to 3.
rotermountain League.

.s,-- Sill fans who took chances on
baseball game, went down to
.--n',~.- field yesterday, and for two
"-. sam am exhibition Of n- ud-splash-
.rJ sliding that has never been
- i'm this city. When it was over
cam which represented Butte was
...- ,ri-rer by a score Of > TO Q. As Iar
ll' ezsHsU is concerned. there was none
Fl, G.t I'M the game of luck ana
p.155 smashing Butte had the better OF
re argument ..,.. ,.-,- g., tho
lre ~ SAN Lake and. according to the
-oA ne ..rmps" called balls on him. he
~as- have been mighty wild. but many IAN
Il III FANS back OF the plate viii dis
on --' ,r.is statement Halls most effec-
g- sf,ie of pitching IS TO force the bat
,ar TO dump them down TO he inII IsI
mere they can be easily handled res
W. +bis stvIe of pitching WAS away
5 81 bad. for The infield could do
nothing Boz the mud.
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M'GRATH BREAKS
HAMMER THROW RECORD

New York May 16.-Matthew McGratn'
the New York Athletic clubs Worlu :
champion sixteen-pound hammer throw
er, attained new worlds record OF az
feet 4 inches i'm that event today. but. IN
view of the fact that the throw was
made from d metai-rimmed seven-toot
circle. the mark will not be accepted
The big fellow performed the rear az
Celtic park. Long Island. at the track
and field games OF the Brooklyn postot-
ffoa clerks
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-17
RoYaI HiahIanders.

Utah castle No 335 gave another or
their social dances last Monday evening
II was an enjoyable affair. Lemon punch
was served by Fair Lady Wallace. The
castle viii give a card party May "A, one
week from tonight Fair Lady Fraser
was reported as rapidly recovering from
her illness. Wednesday evening the drill
team had q surprise party on Ciansman
Miller at his home. There Will be a regu-
lar meeting of the castle this evening ana
the mem bers Of both the degree and drill
teams are urged to be present. as there
will be initiation.
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FraternaI Brotherhood.

Sego Lily lodge No. %, T. F. B.. met in
-eetiiar session Wednesday evening After
a short. pleasant session and drill prac-
tice. the lodge closed and al present en-
loved the social The ~pie-cating con
lest proved very interesting. Sister An
derson won first prize. and Brother
Sparks the booty. The lodge appointed
A committee composed of Sisters Wright
and Penny and Brother Sery-is. To give
= card PARTY and entertainment iu the
near future.
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SECRET SOCIETIES


G. A. r.
The ladies of the G. A. r. will give a
card party and social at the residence Of
Mrs. Elias Price. 1858 East First South
street. Tuesday evening, May is.
W. r. c.
George r. Maxwell W r C. will hold
their regular meeting in Odd Fellows
hall Wednesday afternoon at clock.
The ladies of the James b Mexican W
r. c. will be entertained by Mrs. W. A.
Holman at her home. 1892 West Second
North street. on Thursday afternoon.
May %, assisted by Mesdames Cook, Car
ter COrssr. COughlin and Rice. Take
fair grounds car 10 the fair grounds.
transfer two blocks on Oakley car
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Loyal Americans of the Republic

Salt Lake assembly No. go held a spe-
ciaI session on Wednesday evening. May
L at 1850 0 clock in the evening. I'm Jen-
nings hall. There were five limitations and
several applications were acted upon ia
vorably The meeting closed Informally
i'm order that those present might at
tend the card party and dance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-17
FOR PLAYING
SUNDAY BASEBALL

Muskogee. Okla. MAY 16-The AluskO-
gee and Bartlesville teams Of the West
ern Baseball association were arrested
during the game here today for playing
ball on SUNDAY. They gave bond anu
resumed the game. They will be tried
tomorrow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-17
MOTOR RECORDS
GO AT Los ANGELES

Los Angeles. May 1.-two worlds rec
ords for professionals We're broken today
by Jake De Roster OF New York, I'D the
inter-citv bicycle races at the Coliseum
SANGER track. He made ten miles iu s:O3-
I'm the 25-mile race his time was 2 :5s 20.
Two amateur records also were bToHet
bv Charles Bake Of Los Angeles lie
made four miles in 4;73 ana SIX "iilrs Jul
-mf
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MARSHALL DRAWS
WITH CAPABLANCA

If Sev- work TODAY managed To stem the
tide of defeat that has been runnlns
against him in his chess match OF elsi'
games with Jose +. Capaolanca, the Cu-
ban expert. by drawing with the IolelsileI
after thirtv-one moves. The score now
stands: Capablanca. :: Marshall, drawn. p
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-17
THE INDIAN.

TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN
Three wears ON motor cycles in the noun
taius or wyoming and Colorado mas yea
mo 10 the conclusion that the INDIAN is
SUPERIOR TO all ] tried all makes before
the INDIAN and adopted 1T rather rel1ci-
sntlv. but would not change it for any
machine on the market 4 OH D. WIZ
viii take YOU anywhere ana get sou BACK.
Yours truly. ~. 81 LIE.
Cheyenne. Wyo-
CARRIERS LEAGUE CYCLE STORE
325 So. W. Temple,
Both Phones.
You don't have To- take anyDodys dust
If YOU ride the Indian
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-17
MAJOR TAYLOR BEATS
FRENCH CHAMPION

Paris. May 16.-Rain today stopped the
bicycle race between Bobby WalthOur, the
American rider and d'Arragon. the
Frenchmau. The distance was thirty
kilometers. and d Arragon was leading
ut the end of twenty kilometers when
the rain necessitsted the postDonement
Major Taylor also an American rider
defeated the French champion, Dupre, in
a special match.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-17
Past NobIe Grand cIub.

The Past Noble Grand club was pleas
antly entertained by Mrs Give Thursday
afternoon. Pink tulips were used for dec
orations, and place cards were Of the
same flowers hand painted. One appli-
cation was presented for membership. De-
Iiainus refreshments were served.
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Decree of Honor.

Star of the West will hold its regular
meeting tonight at O'Clock at the Is. OF
ance is expected. as the grand chief OF
honor and her associate officers will be
pre- sent and address the members on mat
iers pertaining 10 the forthcoming grand
lnlaa maafinE
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Boise.

summary First base on errors. Helena.
6 Struck out by Johnson (. Butler 3.
Base on balls-Off Johnson ?. Butler 4.
TWO base hits-HutchinsOn, Nelck, Hani-
gan. Sacrifice hits-Lodell, Houston. Sac
rifice fly-Stis Stolen bases-Cailill. SITS.
Morse Hutchinson. Double plays-Lodell
10 Case: WATSON to Butler 10 Houston.
Left on bases-Helena = Boise 3. Hit by
pitched ball-Petrie- Wild pitchAButler.
Base hits-Off johnson 9. Butler S. Time
Of game. 1905. UmpiTe-Carney. Attend
nnce. 500
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

lumbus .
At Minneapolis Minneap polls, I; Louis
vile. 2.
At Milwaukee, =; Toledo. j.
At St. Paui-St. Paul. 5; Indianapolis, 4.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-17
Danish Rrotherhood.

The first regular meetin Of the newly
organized Apollo lodge was held last r ~
dav evening in Odd Fellows hall Pre-
yious TO the meeting the lodge charter
,sd been framed and now occupies its
Mace i'm the hall. The next meeting Will
be ON Friday May Is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-17
Women of Woodcraft.

Woodbine circle held its guard drill
on Thursday evening. May Is, in 4.
o. .. F. hall. The Thimble club viii
meet at Neighbor Edwards. s. Jeremy
street Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
The next meeting will be held on Thurs
day evening, May -.
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Danish Sisterhood.

IoIdge Utah No. GO, at its meetng
LAST Tlissdsv evening. decided to post
pone the meeting on May p. on &C
count of the basket ball which is TO be
given on that night by the lodse IN the
dinins hall of the l. .. .. n. DuIldIng
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-17
Roval Neiahbors.

salt Lake Valley camp No. @'2. Roy a.
Neighbors of America. VIII 1oid IleH
regular meeting next Wednesday even
ing IL being the anniversary OF llg
md refreshments served. All members
are cordially requested to be present
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-17
WITH PITCHER NEAR DEATH BAND
PLAYS NEARER, MY GOD, TO THEE

WI
fmthe
Virginia City baed with Nearer
resoaives hs
/ an
attendance
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ment. they worked hard and deserve all
the praise given them
MANY sisters will attend the grahd
temple session which meets at Provo
Tuesday and Wednesday. several tilI,s,S
iii Come nm at the session which viii
mean much for the order in Utah. Inns
should be the banner year for Hermioh
temple. All come to lodge and boost
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-17
PYthian Sisters.

Hermion Temple No. s Pythisn Sisters.
held a we'll attended session Friday even
ing. The committee on card party and
entertainment turned In more "velvet''
tian any other committee on entertsin in
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-17
rwENTY.MILE RACE POSTPONED

Montreal. May l6.-The twenty-niie
race between Alfred ShTubb and Henry
ST. Yves scheduled for this afternoon was
Dostponed on account of rain. it will
be run off on Thursday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-17

Paris. May l6.-At the Boise de Bologne
course today W. X. Nanderbilt's over
sight finished third in the colts trial race.
Nash Turner'S Villegiature ran unplaced
i'm the Rainbow stakes.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Omaha-Omaha :, Topeka. >.
At st. JoseDh -Denver. c: Lincoln. q.
At Des Moines-Des MONIES, g; Nichi-
Ia. T.
At Sioux City-Sioux city 10; Pueblo, T.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-17

Lillian Holister hive No. Is. l. o. r
NJ. will hold regular review Thursday
evening, May %, in Eagles hall
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Wall Paper.

The attention our new line attracts
and the enthusiasm it is stirring up by
an who see it. is the best evidence that.
as usual, We are in the lead and have
hit the mark.
GEO W. EBERT K CO. 81 Main.
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HELENA. z; BOISE. S.

Boise. Ida. May 1s-Although Butler
pitched steady ball for the lTrigators to-
day. they threw the game away with ten
errors The final score was:
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BASEBALL
Yesterdays
Results.
COAST LEAGUE.


San Francisco, May 16.-San Francisco
and Oakland divided honors today. Oak
land winning in the morning to ] and
San Francisco in the afternoon TO :.
Wigs. the big Oakland pitcher. who
pitched a no-hit game against the locals
during the week, was pounded hard in the
afternoon though misplays by his team
mates were responsible for several runs
Scores.
San Francisco ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Batterles-Maire and la Longe; Griffin
AND Williams.
Afternoon game X n +
San Francisco --------..--.--.-.--
Oakland .. -...-..-.--.........
Bstteries-WiIlis and Berry; Wigs and
La LOnge.
Los Angeles. May i6.-Portlsnd and
Vernon split even as far as games went
TODAY. Vernon taking the morning game
TO and Portland the afternoon game
10 T. It was not good day for pltchers,
as every man who went in the box was
hammered hard. Scores:
Morning game X -: Z,
Vernon 1900. -.--------------.---- ]"
Portland -... .-..-..-..-.----.-.... I
Ratteries-Hitt and Hogan; Carson and
'G afternoon or 'I game Gs--' anu R. H E.
Vernon ...... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Portland .....- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ D
Batteries-Hariins and Kinkel; Graney
and Hardness. Armbruster and FourhieF-
Sacramento. May le.-Los Angeles Won
the series by defeating Sacramento TO-DAY
sor the fourth time. to 0. Two costly
errors and an error in judgment IN the
first inning were responsible for three
runs by Los Angeles. Score X II. T.
Los Angeles OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Batteries-Tozer and Orendorff; Whaler
and Graham.
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Maeesbees.

Banner hive No. Il will hold regular
review Tuesday afternoon, May IS. at 20,
n-clnck
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salt Lake.

butte 49,. .-.....-..O O o Is
salt AXE .0N3 O o o D 0-3
Twc-base hits-Nehring. Hoon. Dunn.
Hammond. Whaling Base on balls-Oii
Hall 8. off Dunn. g. Struck Gut-By Hall.
3: hv Dunn. >. Left on bases-Salt Lake
9. Butte 10. Wild pitch-Hall. Stolen
base-Turk Sacrifice hits-Gardner,
Sturgeon Whaling, Flick Mcintosh.
Han Sacrifice fly-Elsey Time of game
-f.55. Umpire-Mck Attendance
$40
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Standing Of
Teams.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago. May Philadelphia, defeated
Chicago ] to I'm a spectacular thirteen
inning game today. Before the game
President Comiskey Of the local club an
nOunced that he had traded Pitcher Alt
rock First Baseman DOnOhus and Out
fielder Cravsth to the Washington club
for Pitcher Burns. Score: r. II. e
Chicago ...... ......-.-..-...-..... I
Philadelphia $500. ..-........... ]
Batteries-W alsh and Sullivan; COombs
and Thomas. Gmpires-COnnOlly and
Egan.
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Wakeney. Kan. May l6.-Edvard Pay
son Weston resumed his walk 10 SdI
Francisco shortly after midnight.
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WALSH EXPECTS TO
REACH COAST FIRST

St Joseph. Mo. May 16.-~I'H beat Wes-
ton to the coast. declared Sergeant John
Walsh. L. S A.. tonight
Walsh started from Boston April 2 10
walk to San Francisco tn competition
With Edward Payson Weston Walsh Will
start early tomorrow for Fort Leayen-
worth After that his next stop Will De
Junction City and Fort Riley.
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Detroit MAY 16.-Today's game, won by
Boston 10 . had an exciting windup
MOTiarity slid for home with two out in
the ninth and was caught coming in. Car
rigan and the runner had a mixup after
1.-THE play was completed. the catcher
striking at him as he lay on the ground.
Other players got in before any harm was
done. but it was necessary to spirit the
Boston catcher away from the park TO
avoid trouble Score. r IT. Z.
Detroit ....--- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Boston y
Arrellanes and Carrigan. Umpires-kerin
and Sheridan.
St Louis. Nav 16.-St. Louis won the
third game Of the series today from
Washington. 10 8. Score: r. II. Z.
St. Louis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Washington -.---- ----------------
Batteries-Graham and Stephens; john
son and Street Umpires-Perrine and
O'LOughlin.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-02-11
Shows States Funds.

AS a result of the exposure OF GER
tain methods used in handling state
funds. Albert E. Sleeper. the state
treasurer, for the first time. sent TO
the governor, auditor general and
banking commissioner a monthly list
showing the state funds on deposit in
the various banks in the state.
The treasury department also issued
the first of the monthly statements
which will be issued. showing the
condition OF the treasury
The first named statement shows
that. at the close Of business on Jan.
81. there was on hand a balance in
the general fund OF 1896. ga IS Only
about half of the state taxes have
been received and the fund will be
largely increased before the last OF
March.
Another innovation In the depart
ment is the abandonment OF the draw
ing on any funds 10 make up def
cheney in another fund.
The balances In other funds are
as follows: General fund in suspense,
1858 .s626s: specific tax fund. S175..
S0722; agricultural college interest
fund. s4.47S.70: normal school interest
fund. s2,07154 primary school inter
est fund. s771 .63l sc: university inter
est fund, 81; war fund. s245; sundry
deposits account, s401 ,s55.29.