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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-11
EUREKA ENTHUSIASTS
BACK BASEBALL TEAM
Special TO The Tribune.

EUREKA, July I0.-Tomorrow the fans
of Tmtic VIII enjoy great treat at the
ball grounds, Last sunday when Bert
Margetts ball team did the Eurekas up Dy
score OF 9 TO S. enthusiasm ran high
among the 1900 people who witnessed the
game and a side bet of 5000 was made
Immediately after the game TO play
another the following Sunday afternoon.
Reusser will pitch for Eureka and Doug
las and Gray will probably catch, as
Theriot has a broken leg.
a week from Sunday the Fifteenth in
fantry nine from Fort Douglas Will come
here for a game and an excursion VIII
be run from the capital city.
On July l3 the citizens OF Eureka are
going 10 take a halliday holiday TO en-
Joying sports OF all kinds. The business
houses have agreed to close so as TO give
their employees an opportunity to witness
the sports. Manager Fred ShontZ has
made arrangements 10 bring the Payson
ball team here for the occasion. and the
game ought to be an interesting one, as
they Paysonites have won eleven straight
games this season and lost .none. Then
there viii he horse races and foot races
at the race track. In the evening
grand ball will be given at the pavilion.
DintlC has lost two of its best sporting
men for time. DR. Harville followed
the ponies TO Butte, and James Hutchison
is touring the southern part of the state
with the Mammoth baseball team.
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CANNOT BLAME SALT
LAKE FOR FAILURE
Poor Management Kills Interest
in Sport; Zion Is Good
Baseball Town.

AS usual there are a few who rush
INTO PRINT knocking Salt Lake as a
baseball town and laying the blame of
the passing Of the Intermountain league
at the door Of Zion.
Whlle a great deal of credit must
be given Il. 6. Farnsworth for the good
team he put n to represent this city,
ne did not seem to be able to know
now TO interest the people in baseball.
When he first came here he announc ed
tne Dig improvements that he would
make, but the baseball season opened
up and the fans were requested to take
seats In the same old dirty grandstand
they had always been used to, and at
an increased price, Cushions were
charged for extra. Farnsworth said
when he first came here that he could
cushion the grandstand. but the cush-
IONS never materialized and many good
clothes were ruined on the dirty old
boards. Not once during the entire
season, was the diamond marked off
properly, and the grounds in general,
excepting the diamond proper, were al
lowed to take care OF themselves
There was nothing attractive about the
park. but the argument put up was that
the fans went to see the games, regard
less of surroundings. Never was there
n bigger mistake made. Many promi-
ncnt business men of tins city said
time and time again that they would
attend all games if there was place
for them to see the games in comfort,
but they refused TO take to the hard
boards. which as a rule were covered
with dust.
Had Farnsworth catered TO the peo-
pie at all he would have made money
in this city. Any promoter who tries
to make something out of the sporting
game without giving the people a run
for their money will invariably fall
short.
Capital properly invested in this city
in Il ball park is as good as a gold
mine, but Salt Lake is so situated that
nothing but a state league will ever pay
in this city.
AT the beginning of the year there
was some talk of trying to outline a
plan whereby this city could be taken
into the Pacific league for 1910. but
1T is doubtful if the plans matcrializc.
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HEROIC RESCUE OF
SLEEPW WALKER TOLD
Woman Who Walks Narrow
Ledge Far Above Pavement
Saved in Nick of Time.

NEW YORK, July lot required
the efforts of the fire department and
a police detachment to save Miss Cath.
crime Soulier, sleepwalker, from
death at her home III Yonkers Miss
Soulier, who had been afflicted with
somnambuIism for several days, arose
from her bed, and with her eyes closed
walked out of window onto a mar
row ledge three stories above we'll
lighted street, Passersby saw her and
called the police. An officer ran up
stairs and climbed out of the window.
Miss Soulier had reached the end of the
ledge when the policeman grabbed her
arm. She awakened suddenly, and
when she looked down into the street
she became so terrorized that she faint
Ell. In falling her body went over the
ledge, but the officer hold onto her
arm. Other policemen came to his as
sistance, but they could not lift her
back, and the fire department. was
called out. An extension ladder was
put up TO the ledge and two fircmcn
carried the young woman down.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-11
NtEL BEATS GARHETT
FOR TENNIS TITLE
Kate Williams Retains Her
HonOrs as State Champion,
Beating Miss Lewis.

Two state tennis championships were
decided at the Country club Saturday
afternoon. Sam Neel defeated Ned Gar
nett in straight sets and Miss Kate Will
liams retains her title by beating Miss
Lewis in straight sets,
A large crowd had gathered to witness
the games, and when Neel and Garnett
appeared for the match they were given
great ovation. Neel played careful
game. His serves Were hard to return
and 1t was a case where an old court
general outplayed his younger opponent.
Neel Won the first set 6-3. Al times Car
nett showed flash OF form which made
the set result uncertain. Ncel had less
trouble In winning the second set, TAX
ing 1t by the score Of CO. In the last and
deciding set. Garnett showed better, but
could not hold the pace set by Necl,
and lost 6-3
opponent in Miss Lewis. especially in the
first set. which was nip -andtuck affair.
Miss Williams won Cd, 1t was Il hard
set, and at the end Miss Lewis showed
signs OF weakening and lost the second
and deciding set 6-1. The victory makes
Miss Williams the Utah champion for an
other
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FASHION PLATE IS
THERE WITH RECORD

SHEEPSE[EAD BAY. July 10.-Fashion
Plate, the favoritc. easily won the Long
Island handicap at mile and an eighth
today. and In doing so made a new track
record for the distance by stepping II in
1:5l Fat. which IS faster than the best
previous time. Ocean Bound Won the
Vernal stakes: five furlongs. in the fast
time OF 80 2-5
First race. six and half furlongs-
Lawtou Wiggings. l3 10 10. won. Taxa
hira, 10 /, second: Spellbound, TO l..
third. Time. 1.20.
Second race. steeplechase. about two
Observation-Disclosures 2 10 3, won; Touch
wood. TO ., second; o. X, 10 10 /. third
Time. j.0G G-5,
Third race, five furlonss-Occan Bound.
. TO 90. won. Amelia jerks. to l, Sec
ond; Greenvale, 10 10 !. third Time,
80 %
Fourth race mile ana an elghth-Fash-
ion Plate. ! to ;, won. Ehendi . to .,
second; Affliction. 16 to ), third. Time.
Isl.
Fifth race, one mile, gentlemen riders
Rio Grande. ! To .. won: Bobbic kean.
9 TO >. second, Iillochan. to J. third.
Time, 1.A2.
Sixth race. mile and a half-Bonnic
Kclso, 4 TO :. won, Mellow Mint. lG 10
;, second, Gus Helm, 10 l, third. Time,
] :33 3-5.
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Large Crowd Sees
Automobile Races
INDEPENDENTS BEAT
OCCIDENTAL TEAM
Game Is Full Of Errors and
Hitting: Small Crowd Is
Present.

Costly errors by Langford, Robinson
and Tenant OF the OccIdentaIs. gave
the independents an easy victory Satur-
day afternoon in a match ball game at
the Walker field. To make the game
more exciting. Umpire Randall refused
10 call strleks whenever the pitchers cut
the corners OF the plate, his idea being
that they had to split it. This was a
little rough on the pitchers. but they
managed to go through the game Lud-
low was touched up for twelve hits, in
Guiding three triples and a single, and
was batted out of the box In the last
inning. and Castro was substituted nc
retiring the side without a hit for the
remainder OF the game. Langford played
q reckless game by throwing the ball
with all his might to first or second
base when he was close up, making the
shrows too fast for the basemen 10
handle.
Owing to the league games. the boys
failed to keep UP their regular practice
and the game showed 1t. Cutting out the
errors. The Occldentals would have won
the game by score Of to ..
The score.
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LANGF0RD BALKS ON
HIS SHARE OF PURSE

BOSTON, July 10.-Willus Britt, man
aecr for Stanley Ketchel. will have to In
crease his offer 10 Sam Langford by $4,000
or the match arranged between the two
midGlcweights for the championship at
Ely, New, September G, will be all OFF,
according TO Manager Woodman, who
represents Langford. Manager Woodman
received the articles from KetcheI tonight
and said that he would insist on an ad :
dit!onai $4,000 for his share. or n total of
$4,000 for Laurford before he would
So 900 purse,
The Mission club of San Francisco, the
National club OF Pittsburg and the Ma
Manager Woodman. have offered practi-
cal!y the same purse TO Ketchel rs Ely
and with n better offer for Langford
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PEOPLE BASEBALL-MAD
IN EASTERN STATES

NEW YORK, July 10.-Never before
in the history of baseball has there
been such excitement over the outcome
OF Il series between two clubs as ex'
lists here, and the one topic of con.
versation everywhere is tho possibility
OF New York being able TO gain on
Pittsburg and Chicago in the race for
the pennant.
Believing this series. with Pittsburg
TO he tho crucial test OF the New York
club in their fight TO be casscd with
Pittsburg and Chicago as National
league champion contenders. 10000
baseball-mad persons iourneyed to the
Polo grounds yesterday to see the
double header between the Giants and
Pittsburg, 10000 crowded inside the
grounds, $4,000 being unable to get
seats, while 5000 had to stand.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-11
SCHULTZ PITCHES STAR
GAME AGAINST SUGOS

The o, S. l.. beat the Sugos in n close
game at Lagoon, Saturday afternoon, bv
the score Of TO :. The feature OF the
game was the pitching Of Schultz. strik :
ing out fourteen men, and also pulling of
several sensational plays on the lntieId
Manager Moon of the o. :. l.. team an
nounced To the boys that he had signed
new player. The new arrival came TO
his home early Saturday morning. and
while he weighs only six and n half
pounds. Moon says he is confident thai
the new man VIII make good
Tho 0. s. L. team will play at Garfield
this afternoon against the local team of
tIat city.
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REPLICA Of ClERMONT
OFFICIALLY LAUNCHED
Strange Little Craft Will Vivid
ly Illustrate Progress in
Steamboat Building.

NEW YORK, July 1O.-The strange
looking little craft, which is replica
Of Robert Fulton s Hudson river steam
boat, the Clcrmont, was launched today
under the auspices of the Hudson-Ful
ton celebration commission at the Mari
ncrs Harbor yards of the Staten Island
Shipbuilding company.
Next fall, during the Hudson Fulton
celebration, the Clcrmont will be the
central figure in great flotilla of war
ships of all nations. which Will accom-
panY her over the same course on the
Hudson, from New York TO Albany,
which Fulton took in the original in
August, 1907. The replica is as nearly
the duplicate OF the original az the COM
mission could build from plans and di-
mensions noted in some of Fulton S own
letters. She will be equipped with
replica of the old engine and make her
trip up the Hudson to Albany under her
own steam,
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FIRST WESTERN AUTO RACE SUCCESSFUL
JEFFR|ES WILL POST
FORFEIT FOR Fight
Says He CannGt Sign Articles
During His Theatrical
Engagement.

NEW YORK, July l0.-Pcrsonal
friends of j. j. Jeffries have received
word from him, they say, that SO soon
as his theatrical contract terminates
on July II he will post a $4,000 for
felt and sign articles for fight with
Jack johnson. In the last few months
there has been much discussion as to
The failure of Jeffries 10 post his for
felt, and this failure has elected much
criticism. Replying to this, Jeffres
states that his theatrical contract will
not permit Of him signing articles TO
fight any one. and for that reason he
has refused to post a forfeit until his
stage work is finished.
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WALKER AND WRIGHT
LEAD THEIR CLASSES
Lawson Is Running Behind,
With SamuelsOn, Hehir and
Downing Coming Up.

The standing of the bicycle riders in
the prize winnings tables remains about
the same as last week. Several of the
bottom men are gradually creeping up.
Gordon Walker Is drawing away from
lNer Lawson In the professional class.
While Samuclson. Hehir and Downing are
coming up fast and unless Lawson shows
himself more than he did the past week
he Will be forced down from second
place.
Phil Wright still maintains his long
lead over the amateurs with SO points to
his credit, just double the number OF
Mccormack, who is in second place
Brodbeck has a few points the best OF
Hume for third place.
The standing OF the riders is as fol-
lows.
pRnL-ESSTnNAT
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HANSHUE WINS /
SENSATIONAL RACE
Travels at the Rate of 64.2
Miles in First Big West
ern Auto Contest.
FIFTY THOUSAND PEOPLE
CROWD ALONG COURSE
Dingley Captures Small Car
Event: No One Is
Killed.

SANTA MONICA, July 10,-Aver.
aging the remarkable speed of Ga
miles an hour for 2002 miles, and
driving throughout magnificent race,
Harris Hanshuc, in the Apperson
Jack Rabbit, - won the first Santa
Monica road race today before a crowd
of $4,000 people The time was hours,
Z minutes 46 l-5 seconds
BY a terrific drive in the last four
laps, Bruno SiebeI, in the Chadwick
SIX, overcame the Stearns lead and took
second place in 3;l5:30 20. This gave
the Apperson an advantage Of min
utes 81 1,5 seconds. The Stearns driven
by Frank Free was third in 3;19:44
The winner will receive the Dick
Ferris silver cup and large cash purse
The time was within one-tenth Of a
mile an hour of the time made in the
last Vanderbilt cup race. When the
Steans flashed across the line, taking
third place, the Franklin, Locomobile,
Stoddard- Dayton, Studcbaker, Pope
Hartford and Columbia were still run
nlng The latter came back on the
track near the close Of the race.
No Bloodshed.
Despite the immense crowd which
massed about the whole length OF the
course. the large number of entries, the
shortncSs of the laps and the unusually
bigh average made, the Ferris cup was
won without being christened in blood.
There were two slight accidents. but
excepting for a few bruises. not a
driver, mcchanician or spectator was
injured
The Chalmers, Detroit. piIotcd by
Bert Dingley, finished first in the small
ear race for the Leon Shelter cup,
time, 3;3s:35 The average for the
202 miles was 55.9 miles an hour.
Bruno Siebcl after daring drive,
sent the Chadwick into second place in
3;lJ:3O The Stcarns was third in
3;19:52 The Locomobile. Stoddard
Dayton. Eozcr, Pope Hartford and Co.
lumbia were running at the finish.
The deadly fright angle, the most
pcrlous turn of the course, proved The
undong of three of the cars. but caused
no serious mishap. The Stoddard Day |
ton ripped off tire and tore loose an
OIL pipe ON the turn. The Haynes |
jumped the course at the same place,
passing between two palms and rip
ping down wire fence. It was
dragged back nninlured 10 the track.
On the unlucky thirteenth lap, the
same spot this time striking one Of
the palms and putting he car perma-
ncntIy ont Of commission.
The Chalmers Detroit, after being |
hampcred i'm the start. was driven by
Diuglcv well into the leader class when
the frame broke and the car went out
for good
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-11
ERNEST WEBER SLUGGED
BY THREE BAD MEN

Ernest Weber. a cook, employed at the
Ship cafe AT Saltair beach, was sluggod
by three meD while leaving the last
train from the beach this Sunday morn
ing, and sustained broken jaw. Weber
was accosted while on board the train
by three unknown men, one OF whom
asked him If he intended to remain at
OF the cooks at the place Saturday.
Weber stated that lie would not leave
his place and WAS hit by the three men.
sustaining a broken Jaw. His injuries
were attended by DR.. Steel at the Emer-
genCY hospital.
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OCCIDENTALS

Summary; Earned runs-Indcpcndents
g Occidentals. >. Stolen bases-A
Gum. Scott. Middleton Left on bases
Independents Z: Occidentals. G. Bases
on balls-oT Ludlow ,; Oft Langford g.
Two-base hits-Margetts Burns. Three
base hits-Black, Hawkins. Tenant
Double plays-Scanlan to Margetts Hit
by pitched ball-Langley. Middleton
Struck out-by Ludlow. 2, by Langford
3. Time of game-l:50. Umpire-Ran-
dali. Attcndance-2O0
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Butte Races.

BUTTE, Mont, July 1o.-Results.
First race, purse five furlones-Genova
won; Chalum, second; Good Ship, third
Time, l:0l3
Second race, mile-Pa triotic won: II
Col Cap. second, Herman Doyle, third
Time. l i5S,
Third race, selling. six furlongs-Kcrry
won; Velma c., second: Gossiper. third
Time, 1:15i.
Fourth race. handicap, mlle-Bogss
won Old Timer. second. Ethel Day. third
Time. 1:A2s.
Fifth race. purse six furlougs-E,hon
won; Hannah Louise, second; Mcddline
Hannah. third. Time. 1853.
Sixth race, selling. seven furlongs-
Harcourt won: Nacazam. second: Col
White. third. Time. 1:29i.
Seventh race. selling. six furlongs-
Swodc Sam. won. Sam Barber, second
Sir Barry. thir6. Time, l:l53.
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Party Visits Chicago.

Frank Botterill wired his garage Satur-
day from Royal Ill, that he. former
only covered IA miles. but this was owing
TO stop-over In Chicago. The party
expected TO pass through Davenport, Ia,
Yesterday The roads are good and the
weather fine.
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Auto races. Crescent theater.
ALLEGED BAD ITALIAN
Is ARRESTED BY RILEY

Saturday night by Special Policeman c.
G. Riley and charged With carrying con-
ccaled weapons. Policeman Riley picked
up the Italian on the corner of South
Temple and State streets while the son
Of Italy was In the act OF frightening
some young girls.
When searched at the station the
Italian was carrying 80 caliber revolver.
and razor. He attempted. so Policeman
Riley alleges. TO draw the gun Il number
of times while being taken to the sta
fipO
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Brown to Join Team.

Mordccal Brown. the Cubs star pitcher,
will leave 10 join the team at Boston on
Monday il the physicians pronounce his
wife out Of danger. Ruelbach will not be
able to be- with the champions until the
end of next week. Yesterday he took a
short walk hut was at once weak from
the effects of his recent poisoning that
he could not stand for any length Of
tune. He said he lost twenty-five pounds
In his illness.
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Edward Pdyson Weston

SACRAMENTO. Cal. July lO-Edward
PaNsou Weston. the 7O-year- old ped"s-
tra: set out from ColtaX at about .
o'clock this morning, intending 10 make
a walk OF fifty miles 70 the station of Bon
Az. six miles east Of Sacramento before
he calls II q day. After resting nll day
Sunday according to his rule, he VIII
start again on Monday and hopes tn
Gnish his trip across the continent by
making San Francisco Tuesday afternoon
or evening
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STRANGER IN THE CITY
TAKES HIS OWN LIFE

f. Riggs. stranger in the city. took
morphine with suicidal intent in room .
of the Lincoln house Saturday. He was
hurried to the Emergency hospital, where
DR.. Steel and his assistants worked for
hours trying TO save his life The end
this Sunday morning In the clothing
OF the man was q ticket from Salt Lake
city to Ogden. Nothing is known of his
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Western League.

At Sioux City-Morning: Sioux City, s;
Pueblo. 2. Afternoon: Sioux City, g..
Pueblo, 2.
At Lincoln-Lincoln. ]; Denver ..
Al Dce Mountaineering Dcs Moines
C: Wichita. 1. Afternoon; Des Moines, 0
Wichita, O.
At Omaha-omnha 5; Topeka, /.
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Worlds Sprint Record.

PITTSRJ-RG July 10,-A worlds rec
ora was broken today at the Plttsburg
Athletic carnival held at Forbes field.
when + l.. Ramsdcl Of the University OF
Pcnnsyiveria ran 100 meters In 10 %
seconds The former record FOR the 100
lnelcr run was 10 3-5 seconds.
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Lupd Is Mystery.

The Y. u. G. 4. defeated The T.. c. NJ. l.
in a match ball game at Wandamere Sat
urday afternoon by the score OF to ,.
Lund proved mystery to the merchants.
while Barber was touched up for enough
hits TO tally the winning runs, Both teams
played good ball.
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Fitzgerald Lnvincible.

SACRAMENTO. July 1O.-The third
consecutive game went to Los Angeles
pitchers battle. Fitzgerald allowing but
two hits, and Hosp and Nagle being bat
ted for five. r. II. L.
Los Angeles ..,.,.. .a....,,...s...t 9
Sacramento ,.o........,.,....,..0 9
Batterlcs-Hosp and OrendorfT, Fitz-
gerald and Graham.
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Money in Horses.

SHEEPsHEAD BAY. \. y. July 10
The hest sale OF ycarlings this year was
held nj Snccpshead Bay today. when the
Youngsters from the Castlcton stud, he
longing TO ]. r. Kecne. were sold Twcn-
ty-five head sold for a total OF S2b.j25.
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Dickinson Coming West.

WASHINGTON, July 10.-Sccretary
of War Dickinson will leave Washington
soon for nm extended trip through the
middle west to inspect several military
Establishments.
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Game for Brew.
Special Ia The Tribune.

Special 10 Tic TTIDunc.
BINGHAM, July 1O.-Thc Salt Lake
Wagners Will come 10 this city totnor-
row to play match game with The Ring
ham Commercials. a keg uf beer Will he
placed ON third base and only those run
ncrs who reach third will be allowed To
take a drink OF the brew.
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Whist Championship.

NIAGARA FALLS. y. Y, July 10-rhe
Boston delegates at the American Whist
congress today won the championship for
four-mcn teams and the Manhattan
trophy for mixed pairs.
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Reds Win Two Games.
American Association

At ST. Pau-St Paul, 5; Milwaukee G.
At Loulsvllle-Louisvillc. s; Toledo. g
AT Indlanapolis-Flrst game; Columbus,
o; Indianapolis 5. Second game Indi-
annapolis, o: Columbus 5.
At Minneapolis Minneapolis. 2; Kansas
City, /.
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PACIFIC LEAGUE
Close Game.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1O,-San Fran
cisco won close game from Oakland to-
day, 10 IL was "A pitchers battle
Griffin and Tonneson being In fine shape
and all owing but fvo hits each.
+. II. Il
San Francisco .,,.........,.,..,..3 . 2
= . :
Battcres-Grjffin and Berry: Tonne
son and Lewis.
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Cars Catch Fire.

Two cars of the Salt Lake and Ogden
railroad. standing OH the Salt Lake and
ogden railroad tracks north of Warm
Springs. caught fire from some unknown
cause Saturday night and were damaged
To The extent of $500,
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Northwest League.

At Yancouver-Abcrdeen, 4: Vancou-
yer. J..
At Spokane-Tacoma, 1, Spokane, o,
At Portland-Rain.