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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-09

tirst race half mil, purse-StaDlev
N t.oward. los, Glover Kyle Jos: Luke No
Coy. ll2- Rey III Tovsr Z0S: Catroka. 105-
I5elle Of Pertola. jos: San Leandro los.
hinE OF folo 9S: Ia d -xtra, IS: Moon
GLOW, s.; Bis EldOTado 50, Miss Hattie
second race. five-eighths mile. selling
IRISH NIX, as, Ericsson. 116: Search Ne
llb, NheatstOne ll3: Daisy Frost. m.
Lady Powell III; Sister Julia. III: Pom
liana. 103
Third race. five-eighths mile. selling
Elatoon- ia; Iollie Montrose 1l2: Seven
ful 1872; Brush Up. 112; Jane Swift l12.
SaiVage, 100; Judge Cabaniss 106. Miss
Danviiia, loi
Fourth race. one mile. selling-Old Tim
er, les, hopek. So, Hush Money. 81.
triar of Elgin. .5. Mike Jordan. "a: Work
Boz, 50, Yankee Tourist S.
Fifth race. three-Quarters mile. selling
Little Buttercup, 109; la Gloria, 100: Ma
tive Son, l09, Jillette. 101; Bill Mayham.
Sixth race, mile and g sixteenth. sell
-ng-Dick Reod, 100; Cotillion, 104: Buma.
l0s. Pruteus. 49, L. c. WidTig. f67: Mar
kie Mayer, l0l; Jack Paine. SO. Flo Man
ola 9gi Northwest %; Patriotic, 81; Wolf
vile, 81
Seventh race five-eighths mile. selling
Jack O'Lantern, 1l3; Garter Light. 1IS:
Governor Orman. 1l3; Eumiss. III; Her
sain, III; Prudent JOS; Balerian. 1903; BAN
thel, 1gi
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SOUVENIR COLLECTORS.

Among the habits which ra-. g----
apace among Americans OF recent --.
has been that of souvenir hunting ST.
veuir spoons. knives. forks plates ~.
tOgraphs. postal cards and what -r- t--
been a perfect passion with tla ---.r-.--s
The thing seemed Too have been rs--ss5
little too far when somebody af a -s-5-
ton to Mr.. WI, the Chinese aHrrsssF-
some years ago tried 10 snip off e.,-.
of that eminent hum0ristS p.EtaH u.f-
pair of pocket scissors. but even t-at.r.
surpassed by a certain Chicago woman 10
great personal attractiveUess who Seem.
to have reached the ultimate
a stranger speaking Of her Go a-staz-
woman and not being familiar with r.-.
tain facts in the family history of BIZ.
lady to whom she was talking. observed
that she had heard that she was a con.
firmed souvenir hunter.
Not really klept0maniac you know
she said
"Oh. no. not at ALL" was the -z-'-
"She is just the ultra of souvenir r1r..
ing. I happen To- know her. too. Ym
see. some years ago she paid q weekend
visit at our country place. and when &
was over
you missed your siiverWara-
NO. indeed. was the answer. .Nr
husband
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-09
BELGIANS WIN At HENLEY
Diamond Souls Won by A. A. Stu
art-His Rival Quits the
Contest.

Henley, England, July S.-The final Of
the grand challenge cup was rowed off
here today and won By the Club Nautique
de Gand Of Belgium, which defeated the
Jesus college crew of Cambridge by a
bare length in the fast time Of seven min
utes and eight seconds.
The diamond SOULS, the second biggest
event Of the Henley regatta, was won by
A A. Stuart of the Kingston Rowing club
who defeated Rudolph Lucas of the May
ence Rowing club easily. Lucas broke
down and save up at the mile post when
Stuart was two lengths ahead. The win
ner's time was eight minutes and thirty
one seconds.
The Belglans passed the mile post about
three-QUarters Of q length in front Jesus
college then spurted but was unable TO
make much impression on their rivals
who, rowing strongly and with a beauti-
full precision, finished I'm time which has
only been beaten twice I'm the history of
the contest for the cup.
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BETTER JOB FOR CARNEY
Popular Intermountain League I'm.
pire Goes to Northwestern
League.

The lntermOuntain baseball leagues dis
banding may have been a big disapposnt-
ment TO the fans Of Salt Lake. but Bill
Carney, the umpire. gets boost in SAL
airy and a better job as a result Carney
Yesterday received an offer from Presi-
dent ". H Lucas to hold the indicator in
the Northwestern league for the balance
Of the year--which means for life in BilFs
case-fOr Carney certainly viii make
good. Carney accepted. and expects to
leave in a day or so for the north. Car
ney came to Salt Lake a stranger in the
umplring business. and If ever an umpire
made good he is Carney. He is not onlv
popular with the fans In this city. but also
all over the circuit Carney Is master Of
the game from the start and never for a
minute forgets the rule which saws ball
players are TO be fined for disputing the
umpire s decisions. Lucas has heard OF
his good work and probably thought it
would be good chance TO grab him
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PROMOTING RACES
FOR HORSE OWNERS

New York. July S-When the racing
dates for the fall meetings at the tracks
in the Metropolitan circuit were assigned
recently and it vas seen that the season
had been extended 10 November Is. the I'M
preston got abroad that the tracks were
making money. This is an erroneous idea.
as it is estimated that the average daily
expenses In maintaining a race track is
5000. and as the attendance has been con-
fined TO the regulars. the clubs will be
lucky II they break even at the close of
the season.
In keeping the tracks Open the turf
magnates say they are giving horsemen
an opportunity to maintain their stables
without loss and to prevent the breeding
industry from dying out.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-09
BUFFALO TO SALT LAKE
Mayor Thompson and Son and Frank
Botterill Start on Long
Auto Trim.

Frank BOtterill. Mayor Ezra Thompson
and his son left Buffalo, n. Y. Wednes-
day morning for Salt Lake in an automo-
bile. Wednesday night they stopped at
Norwalk. O., covering a distance Of "a
miles the first day.
The party are travelling overland from
the Pierce factory in Buffalo, n. Y to
Salt Lake, and intend to make the trip
through without stopping more than is
necessary. While it VIII not be in the
nature Of a record breaking drive. yet it
is the intention to not let any grass grow
under the machine between New York
and Utah,
The trip is made i'm a new Pierce 6-36
1909 model, and the machine comes
through without any testing other than il
gets at the factory. The party will reach
Salt Lake in from ten to fifteen DAYS.
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MORE WEIGHT FOR KETCHEL
Montana Fighter Said to Have Weak
ened Himself for Papke
FIGHT

New York, July S.-Discussion for two
days over the I1etchel-Pspke fight in Cal
ifornis has resulted in the consensus of
opinion among local sporting men that
Ketchel should stop reducing weight and
rest until September, when he can fit
himself for his scheduled fight with John
son. The Papke fight demonstrated that
the Montana pugiiist took off too much
weight. In reducing he weakened him
self so that he was not able to stop PsDke
as he had planned. Ketchel bet cons.d-
cradle money that he would stop Papke
inside Of twelve rounds. Papke's gener-
alship was displayed when ne made the
first few rounds of the battle as lively as
possible so as to tirs out his already
weakened adversary. Ketchel must put on
ten or twelve pounds IL is believed
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DEPUTY SHERIFFS
IN SHOOTING MATCH

The deputy sheriffs of the city have
been drawn into a pistol controversy that
viii eventually show whether they are
bad men with gun or not. The police
department and the battery bouy have
held several pistol shooting matches Of
late and now the sberiffs force has been
brought into the argument. A three-team
shoot. five men to each team. is slated for
Saturday night at the local armory, and
the public is invited to be on hand and
get a line on the ability of the different
organizations
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Results at Butte.

Butte. July S.-rodays results.
First race. seven furlongs-Sake won
Evran second, Thurio third. Time. I.2Sit
Second race seven furiongs-J. c. elem
won. GalVanic second, John J. Rogers
third. Time. l.2S
Third race, five and a half furlonEs-
Jolter won, True Sif second; Queen Lead
third. Time. 1:0S.
Fourth race. five Ongs-Lillium won.
Camera second. Good Ship third Time.
1.0f
Fifth race, mile-kOgO Won Herman
Do1le second; L0gistilla third. Time.
l.422
Sixth race, seven furloags-Frank Lub-
book won, Grace G. second. Beau Man
third Time 1.2524
Seventh race, INSTRUMENTATION won.
Mead0whorn second Petaluma third
Time, 1:43N.
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ADVANCE DOPE ON
NATIONAL REMNANT

New York. July S.-The winning of the
National league pennsnt depends large
~ on the outcome Of the series of games
that start here today between the New
Yorks and the Pittsburgs. Chicago also
plays here in the near future and if New
York can show its superiority over these
TWO clubs, It will Indicate that 1t is
dangerous contender for the champion
ship. If New York fails to check the
PittsburE and Chicago clubs. IL viii be
clear sailing for them, as they apparent
~ outclass slls the other clubs in the
league.
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MOTOR PACED RACE
At TRACK TONIGHT

Fans who like she motor-naced same
VIII have chance to see two Of the best
pace followers in the city fight il our
tonight. They are Hardy Downing and
Bsnnts Muuroe- The distance is five
miles and both men viii have all the pace
they can stand.
Fans who like the plugging game will
Rave chance 20 see Billy SamuelsOn go
aI yer the tnree-mile unEaced record OF
4iq lne fans VINO ike the sprinters. the
real bike. racers. viii be given an ornor-
unity OF seeing the best men on the track
Iight it out The professionals have =
tnree-mii lap and half-mile open. whila
we amateurs meet i'm a five-mile open.
with prizes at each half mile.
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Ely Lands Ketchel-Langford Fight

San Francisco. July STANLEY Ketchel
and Sam LangfOrd will fight to a finish
in Ely. New. Labor Day. Sept. 8, for the
middleweight championship of the world
and a purse of S25.G00 This was the
announcement made late yesterday by
Willis Britt, manager Of Stanley KetcheI
Tex Hail. said TO be representing a syndi-
cate of mining men Of the Nevada copper
camp, has been in this city for several
days attempting TO arrange the match.
and yesterday Willis Britt agreed TO ac-
cept his terms Stanley Ketchel viii sign
the agreement today and the articles WsIl
then be sent TO Boston for Langford's sig
nature.
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san Francisco. July Sat a meeting
held tonight at the ST. Francis hotel be-
tween Tex Hall Of Ely, Stanley Ketchel
and Willis Britt KetchePs manager. ar
tlcles were signed for a finish fight be
tween ketchel and Sam Langford The
articles of agreement viii be forwarded
70 Langtord at Boston for his signature
The fight will take place at Ely. New.
Labor day.
ACCORDING 70 a statement made by Viii
lis Britt. $4,000 is now on deDosit r., an
Ely bank IS ketchels share of tile purse.
win, lose or draw. Langford Is to get
5000
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BASEBALL
Standing Of
Teams.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Philadelphia. July S-Chicago easily de
feated Philadelphia today. Score:
psraa.,-,,,. R. H. E
Il ti!iaueIpHld -----.------..--........3 =
y lLtcaso '-.-.----- .--.--.....-S u q
Batteries-MOren, Richie and Marteu.
overall and Archer. Empires-Rigler and
tombstone.
Brooklyn, July s.-BrookIyn outbatted
Score. d
Cincinnati .. n
- Coi-i+ u -------------...S IA 3
Batteries-CampbeH, Casper and Nc
Lean; Bell and Bergen. Umpire-Klem.
Boston, July S.-A high wind blew
clouds OF dust across the field. making
good playing almost impossible in the
game between St Louis and Boston. which
s sne Iatt5I won score; r. II. Z.
u LOUIS .-s--.----...-..........6 10
DLolSi I'D IL
Batterles-Sslee. Bachman and Phelps.
W mite and Graham. Umpire-Kane.
New York, July S.-Though Pittsburg
outhit the locals this afternoon. the Ma
uonal league leaders were beaten. Score.
r,.+.-, r. H Z.
ittSNuA6 s.s.s-.-s.s .--.-----.--.-.l
New York .............. Il
BaIteIles-Willis. Lever and Gibson.
W Iltse and Schlei. Umpires-Emslie and
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HERALD SPORTING NEWS
Langford VIII Train in Salt Lake
Especial to The Heralda

Boston, July sA his Psbura July
TO- and with following Friday Lansford
with his trainer City
and begin his training finish
pionship against
Manager Woodman
good deal Of will hunting
such Salt Lake that favoby
to the mdde"eght NOTCH As Salt
battesroundEy, proposed to have Landlord
p o of the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-09
CHANCE APOLOGIES
TO NATIONAL COMMISSION

Chicago. july S.-Maanger Chance Of the
Cubs has apologized TO the national com
mission, according to 3. 3. JohusCa Tor
remarks he made concerning that body
action in the bonus case Chance wrote
that he was entirely mistaken regarding
the affair. SAYING he thought the commits
sion ordered the bonus to be split up in
stead of merely recommending.
Chance accused the naticnaf commis-
sion Of being crooked" and ct the time
declared he would never apologize. Man
ger Clark of the Pittsburg team made
the same charges against the commission.
and later wrote a letter apOlOgizinS.
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FORD CAR is ON
ITS RETURN TRIP

Seattle. July S.-The Ford racing car
that won the Guggenheim cup and purse
in the New York-t o-Seattle race. left for
New York via San Francisco at noon to-
day. The run TO San Francisco will fol-
low the Southern Pacific from Portland.
The car, which came to Seattle from
New York i'm twenty-five days and fifty
five minutes, will try to establish a new
record between San Francisco and New
York The route from San Francisco will
be that of the Central and Union Pacific
to Granger. thence through Wyoming
Kansas, Chicago and Buffalo.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-09
LOMMEL CHAMPION
BEEFSTEAK EATER

New York. July S.-Philip Lommel
weighing go pounds. has won the cham
pionship medal as 2 beefsteak eater. In
a contest with Max Meyers. 275 pounds. at
a political club outing. Lommel gorged
himself with ten pounds of beefsteak with
out. getting up from the table. while
Mefers was able to stuff only eight and
thres-quarter pounds into himself. There
we're many bets on the contest. which was
watched by an excited crowd of several
hundred persons
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wEsToN's DAILY GRIND.

Truckee Cal, July S-As Weston's
route over the Sierras takes him away
from the railway line. il is probs bic thar
he Will not be within touch of telephone
or telegraph until he strikes some Of the
towns on the western slope tomorrow. He
has 29 miles TO so from TTuckee to San
Francisco
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MCG0VERN GOES
CRAZY AGAIN

New York. July S.-Terry McGovern
former featherweight TuEilist was COM
mitted by a BT01klvn ma giSTstg TO the
observance ward of the Kings county
hospital today. Witnesses testified that
his actions for some time past indicated
that mis- mind has weakened
McGovern was arrested today on com
plant Of his wife
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Minneapolis-Minnea ?; Kansas
City, 4.
At MISUNDERSTANDING polls. 2; Column
bus, o
At Louisville-ToledO 2: Louisville, 0.
At St Paul-St. Paul, S; Milwaukee, T.
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MAGAZINES.

THE DELINEATOR.-If any one has
an ambition to climb mountains as a va
cation pastime, Miss Annie s. Peck's de
sCriptiOn of her experiences in making the
famous ascent Of Mount Huascaran,
which appears in the Delineator for July
viii be conducive to second thought In
this number of the magazine, which each
month offers a remarkable variety of
good things. Mabel Potter Daggett tells
what the gospel workers of great city
DO toward saving New York in summer"
For the benefit Of girls who are planning
a trip abroad for the purpose Of pursuing
some branch Of education, Mildred Slap
ley presents The Other Side of Studying
in Paris" In her series, After College
Days What?" Ruth CranstOn gives en-
courage ment and advice to the girl who
lives at home. A feature Of this issue is
Cheating a new song by Glare Kun
meT, composer Of 'Dearie" and other sue
cessful songs. The fiction includes "A
Discord,' by Arthur Conan Doyle; The
Dead Past by Alice Brown. and Billy
Brag and the Big Lie" by Ellis Parker
Butler F. Marion CraWford's serial.
''Stradella," is continued in this midsum-
mer number.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-09
PETE SULLIVAN
GETS BUTTE MATCH

Pete Sullivan. the local boxer is back
from kemmerer. He met Larry Burns in
the Wyoming coal camp on July 3. and
knocked him out in the first round. Pete
Is now holding himself in readiness to 60
70 Butte, where he has been promised
fight At the opening Of the new club
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LOU DILLON WILL
SHOW HER SPEED

St Petersburg. July Sin the Russian
Derby to be run at Moscow July III eight
American horses will compete G.. X. G..
Billings Of New York has arrived at Mos
COW with Lou Dillon. his famous tTOtter.
Mr.. Billings will exhibit Lou Dillon's
speed and style, but will not compete for
DTiZeS
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CRICKET CLUB MEETING.

A meeting of the Salt Lake cricket club
has been called for next Monday night at
IL South State street At this time il is
proposed TO elect 8 captain and new mem
bers. The question of playing games with
Eureka, ogden and Denver will also come
up for discussion
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in the Montana city. Pete is not sur
vet who his opponent viii be. but does
not care. as they all look alike 70 MN
Sullivan is a popular favOrite in Butte
as well as in salt Lake. and viii be one
Of the best cards they could get there
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-09

Artp-Mr. Van Ingens New Mural Deco
rations in Chicago William WeltoH'J IT,
lustrated
POPULAR. The following is the July
table of contents: Via Wireless, tuLl-
olete novel. Edwin Banner Peter Burn
ham, Journalist a short story, halpH -
Paine. THE Borsh=se Emerald. Two
Part story. j. KenilWorth Egsrton; MS
SWeeuv's Boss short story, Charles
r Barnes: "Bill Bruce OF Harvard,
serial story. Burt l. Standish; 'Bunk.
q short story x. n Bower. The DeDiI-
shire Succ -ssion. tRo-Part story.
Francis Whitlock. The spy in the Ca
lery,H short story, Ge0rg- Bronson
Howard. Peter GregoTy, Promoter.
short story. Alan Sullivan The Land OF
the Lost q ssria! story, Roy Norton
THE Shannon Syndicate. snort sIoft-
A. NJ. Chisholm: An Elephant IN arms.
a short story, Charles Francis b0ufke-
THE SMART sET.-Helen Talbot Kun
mer. a Baltimore woman. is the author OF
the novel, '-ThsTese. which appears com
plete in the July Smart Set Gertrude
Kings story. THE Debtor, is one Of the
great short stories Of the year. d tale or
old southern Ideals. II is given a prom
inent place in this months Smart SET
Anne Warmers bright little study Of fem
inme fancies. "A Paquin Jacket; The
Tower Man, by Norman d. Gray IRISH
Songs" by Arthur Sringer; The Klce
Pudding" by johnson Morton. "Bouquets
the Mountain" by Marsveue Kennedy
Thompson. Miss independence by Mel
vile Chatter. and Campbell MacCuiloch
AT the Eleventh Hour are features 90
more than ordinary strength and charm.
The Smart Set for July is an exceptionally
interesting midsummer number
PEOPLES .-The Peoples Magazine FOR
July opens with q clever and piquant nov
elizatiOn of "A WOmau's Way by The
Man in the Box Ii is the tale Of young
wife of the New York smart set whose
husband has become entangled with fas-
cinating widow Instead of seeking the
open door of a divorce court this orig /
nal wife decides that she will win back I
her husband by strategy, and make him I
cordially detest the very sound Of the /
willy widows pet name-Puss. She sue
situations, in which it trauspires thai /
'Puss" has played her little Kitten l
game with every man in the family.
GUNTER'S.- and strength are i
the most striking characteristics Of the 80 4
July. A complete novel, big installments ]
Of two sserials, and a fine collection of /
short stories, play interesting variations Z
on the ever-appealing themes of love adj /
venture, humOT and human interest. The |
Lady bird, by l.. r. Ridge, is the complete I
novel It is a thrilling story of love and \
adventure that should appeal to every
man and every woman who responds to /
what is essentially human. The writer /
has taken for a background a virtually
for years among the people and conditions [
there. The characters are viTiie and pic |
turesque. like our own western types This
is one Of the best complete novels that
has appeared in any magazine for many
moons
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Hippodrome Attractions

Automob lie Exchange. So PostoHce
Place
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COAST LEAGUE.

Los Angeles, July S.-Vernon shut out
Portland today in a sensational game.
score r. II. E.
Portland -
Batteries-Raleigh and Hogan: Carson
and Armbruster-
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AT Saltair. Aerial Ballet and Juggling
NOrmans. Admission 15c and 25c.
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one Of the most active v.r-y--
York city. How BlueiaalzE- ,+s DO Ns-
cy" is told in a style as e7s-- .. -l55Ae sl5-.
as the waves on which the sz-I.- Town,
The onward march OF Sarar1rs t-a f1s.
ly story, in view of the rr5l-s ~ -i--
sImgd by that well known --s=l17 60.
resort. AItoee Their tia reaz-- Dql-s.
though he had many times ..ss si
price Of his admission into ,- De
seats of the audience -as- -rr--
monthly to- what the NaH-r.- -1arZ-
has to say.
ATLANTIC MONTHLY r.--
who reads the Atlantic Nur-rr- r-
viii be struck by Jre compact --- 5-.
appeal which a British Marin -==-.-s
makes TO America to build AMI 5-
a national merchant marine. s.. ...-.l.-
flag may not utterly disappear ---. DIP
seas of the world. Other r=-s.rs- L. Co
America may learn from rr-as--.-- .--l
exemplifisd in this number Hv Z are
tive article ON "The German g-ss7-
Making Better cities" by Srrrzsf--zz q
ter. and A. r. Sauhorns s.erf----- l-l
on French Couservatsrl-" H.. F-.f
place iu the issue is given t1 0a---.- ..t
Harvey. who takes ClauH.a.-.. -.- 81
teugry as a text for a. breezy rs..--
"Champiain as "a Herald of Was..-g+--
The two historic series now ------.-
represented ir this number l- ---ri5- 1-
chapters: General Scraff brings RS -
iniscenCes to the heart of The WHF.-.--
campaign. while -THe Diary nf -.5-
Welles recouuts the happenings rs E..
intensely anxious summer Hf 49,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.

Automobile Exchange. g. Postoffiee
Place.
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treated as Privately as in their own
homes. THE KELLEY INSTITUTE a34
y. Sc. Temple ST.. Salt Lake City, Ut b.