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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-07
UTAH MANUFACTURES.

IT. If 81 I
Five hundred large cards are being
printed for the purpose Of calling the
attention of the visitors to the exhibit
stionFof Utah manufactures which may
be seen at the Chamber of Commerce
building, $3.50 west Third South street.
The cards will be posted in conspicu-
Gus places throughoutgthe city, and are
expected to help the attendance during
G A.. r. week. Some demonstrations
will be given during the week by q
number of the exhibitors. and the COM
nittee VINO moved to get the exhibit
together hopes to be able to furnish
some music during the afternoons, with
the idea of making the place attractive
to visitors. The exhibits are all iii
place. tWenty-four booths or more be-
ing occupied and a very creditable
showing has been made.
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FEET CUT OFF.
Japanese. Laborer Falls Bcnentl, the
Wheels OF Salt Lake Route Train.


II. AIogasawa. a Japanese laborer at
The Garfield fsmelters. while attempting
to aiight from a rapidly moving Salt
Lake Route train at 1'nlrd West and
Second south streets last night about s
e'c!sN:s. fsil beneath the wheels. receiv-
Ing injuries which resulted in the loss
OF both feet His right leg between the
knee and ankle was cut OFF by The grind
ing wheels, and the left foot so bally
crushed that It's amputation was found
necessary when the Injured man was
removed to st. Marks hospital
Mogasawa. who resides in Salt Lake
and works at Garfield. mas made it a
practise to jump from the moving train
at the corner where the accident oc-
cured Last night as he attempted to
alight his foot slipped from the step.
and still clinging TO the platform rails
he was dragged a short distance be-
fore he fell rolling under the trucks.
BystAnders who witnessed the acct
Gent summoned the police and the Jap
was removed to the emergency hospital
and from there to st. Marks.
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DISTRICT COURT. MOVIES.


Fred Nightingale has entered suit5in
tho Third district court against Justice
of the Peace c. H. Banks, seeking an
order restraining him from assuming
Miller. admins eiator VS. Nightingale,
seeking the recovery OF sl27.79, claimed
( as due for value received. This is one
more OF the cases wherein suits begun
through a local collection agency have
been taken to the Murray courts for
action and In the proceedings certain
irregularities have been charged. n
Dewitt b. Lowe has filed a petition
= In the probate division Of the Third
district court. seeking letters of adj
ADMINISTRATION in tbe&1natter Of the estate
of Emma A. Lowe, deceased wife of the
petitioner and the following heirs:
Victoria Paler Of Kansas, Nettie Il.
EMittler Of this city, sisters, and Rollo
W. Palmer of Kansas City, a son. 5s,
o. Bennett has entered suit
against Thomas Hanrahan in the Third
district court. seeking the recovery of
S$l2p, n legged to be the value of plaster
ing donessin the DEFENDANTS house but
mot paid for tss. ss.j &
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PARENTS, GLASSES.

Choosing an Occupation. will be
discussed before the parents, classes
of the Ensign stake tomorrow morning.
The following speakers will conduct
the classes in the different wards:
Eleventh ward, DR.. Middleton
Twelfth-T Thirteenth ward. T. A. Wil-
liams.
Eighteenth ward. P. C. Evans.
Twentieth ward, A. r.. Christensen
Twenty-frst ward, wv. s. Owen.
Twenty-seventf ward. DIR. Allen
DR.. A. Roy Irvine will address the
members of the parents class of the
Twenty fifth ward Sunday school to-
morrow.
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CHOLERA I.NF 4, "a u CURED I; 81

Something like two years ago my
baby which was then about year old.
was taken seriously III with cholera in-1
writes j i. Deiiirsey Of Dempsey, Ia
Il did what 4 could It'd relieve her but
did her tl9 Rood. aid being very mncl,
alarmed about her vent for ID - MUSICIAN
but failed TO ind one. 80 came back BY
Elder Bros a Is Carriers store and III I,
Elder recomme ded fChdmberlain's Cole,
Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy. pro
cured bottle of 1t. went home as quick
~ as possible and gave the baby a
dose of the remedy. 1t relieved her in
u minutes and soon cured her entirely
Il Tor sale by all druggists q
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j. f. WALK FLORAL co.
At Godbe-Pitts Drug. Phones $40.
NEW LIBRARY BOOKS.

Z y Il 4 {
The following eighteen volumes will
be added to the public library Monday
morning, Aug. 8, 1908:
MISCELLANEOUS.
Raldry-Burne-Jo Jones
Dnmas--My, Memoirs, vol.6.
Carter--Old Army Sketches.
CRAIG Pros and Cons.
Fernald-Connectiyes Of English,
Speech.
I1yinan--Columbia River.
Mason--Origin of Inventions.
Motley-United Netherlands. vol.
owen--Dyeing and Cleaning of Text
lie Fabrics
Vestermarckorig and Develops
ment OF Moral. IDEAS vol. /. q
FICTION.
Johnson-lstarnpl Boy
4 Mitchell-Shadow OF the Crescent.
Norris--Third Circle.
observation-disclosures e
Winsiow--NNoman for Mayor.
b. T..
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! DIARRH.oEA.

For n quick cure without any unnec-.
essary loss of time take Chamberlain's
Collie. Cholera and Dlarrhoea Remedy.
One or two doses is sufficient to effect
a cure In any ordinary case. 1t can
always be depended upon and is equal.
~ efficient for children and adults. For
sale by all druggists.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

s.. NJ. Taylor & Co.. successors to
Joseph z. Taylor. undertakers and
embalmers. same address. 25l-3-5 East
First South. 55
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-07

AicCIclIan's symphony Orchestra.
In Saitair '.Leviathan. Restaurant
this afternoon and evening. SO per-
formers III
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-07

McClelIan's Symphony Orchestra.
"a In Saltair Leyiathan'' Restaurant
this afternoon and evening, so per-
formers. r. III s{ ia a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-07

McClellan's symphony Orchestra.
In Saltair t'Leviathanr Restaurant
this afternoon and evening. so per
sa-vr, s,rs l3ezl'i -. f.5s5As ~
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McCellan,s Symphony Orchestra.
In Saltair3 .Leviathan', Restaurant
this afternoon and evening. so per-
& formers 10 ~ -
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SEVEN MILK COWS. ID Urban. AND
Ho!steln, big mixers; Young and In fine
order: leaving city; they must so. chea p.
50 Il, LIST South. 1870 Bell phone #
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lions SAVING; BANK & TRUST co
Transacts IA general trust business
ana pays a per cent interest on saw
ings deposits. II
fss JOSEPH r. SMITH. President.
ANTHON Fl. LUND. Yice-Prest.
o. c. BEEBE. Cashier.
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e GOOD HORSE. HARNESS AND NICE ICE;
rubber tired surrey. S125. Sell separate.i
so South 10th West. III si
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IMPORTATION = a, WANTED.

Il Anyone knowing the present address
of the following will confer a favor by
Informing &c. T. b. care of Deseret
j. n. Beekstead, formerly Of Idaho
Alta Anderson. formerly Of Raymond.
/. p. Burg. formerly Of calders. Utah.
& Samuel Jessup. formerly of q Leth-9
bridge, Alta, Canada. e
chas. w Baxter. formerly Of Bing-5
John II cramer. formerly Of U. of U.
ADormitory. Salt Lake City.
Mosiah Mercer. formerly of Charles
Charles Miles. formerly Of Red Lodge.
III Phillips. formerly Of r. F. d.
! Frank Tanner. formerly Of Mennan.
6. T. Williams, formerly Of Granger.
4, 81. q, whipple, formerly Of Provo and
i. N Harmon, formerly Of wilford..
q. Roach. formerly of Gogorza, via
& Park City. # $ 81 5tEE5s s5.5il
Mrs. S. 8. Young formerly Of sosS santa
Clara St. San Jose. Cal.
Mark Jones, formerly of Fairview,
Utah. ts3l sss5 e
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Mons. and Nine. Regue.
q With liery Band at & Sd tairs SsserJ
day. and ~ mi: Concerts free. q
FORj SALE,

\ 40 ACRE FARM CHEAP, GooDE
house, eilar, large stable. modern ma
chinery, sheds, flowing well, 40 shares
water, with canal running tilrou s y, lan 4.
ali fenced, Q miles from Temple
Treppman. AZ West It'll South:
3-YEAR-OLD MARE. BROKE TO nv
er,-thing perfectly tristy and gentle
eight Dps lbs, cash $50; also Jersey
COW, about s wears. old, cash $sa. &:
Tucker. Vine ST. Murray. nd. phone
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BREEDEN OFFICE SUPPLY co.

Sor Ledgerss Blank Books, Stationery
90 West End South.
THE LARGEST STATIONERY
STORE IN UTAH.
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TEMPLE NOTICES.

The Salt Lake temple will close ~.
day evening. June %. and reopen on.
Monday, Aug. &c.
JOSEPH F. SMITH.
The st. George temple Will close on
Friday July Q. 1903 and reopen on
Tuesday August 81. 1909.
DAVID II. CANNON.
The Manti temple will close July
20, 1909. and reopen Sept ]. 1903.
LEWIS ANDERSON.
President.
Logan temple will close on Friday
July 80, and reopen on Tuesday
September Z, 1903. -
VIM. BULGE. President.
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4 3-YEAR FAMILY MILK COW ND
calf. other cows (cheap) los y. Sth3
South. Phone 21es-k Bell. % Il
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MARTIN COAL Co. ~ SO MAIN.
All kinds of coal. we'll screened and
promptly delivered.
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Mons. and Nine. Beguc
= With Eilery Band at SaltaIri every
day, and s r. m. Concerts free.

ONLY 500
.s TO Ogden ana Return. 81; Il
8 sunday August sth., via Short Line.
Choice OF any train.
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JERSEY BULL CALF, THOROUGH.
bred, 604 f.. 11th South. # Y ~

OLDEST VETERAN, FROM 1885,
beautiful hall clocl,. shows tine. ds,ta
and moon y phases for sa le.5 On account
OF sickness )8s175 Rio tIrande8 A W
tween 4th and Eli South on Still! West. VI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-07

& s-Ro0M BRICK HOUSE, CHEAP, BY
owner 66 Ounce s T.. Terms. & 81 Sd
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PIANO CREDIT GERTIFIcATE ss4,
or. Daynes-Beebe Music Co: What Is 1t
worth TO you2 Address s-1 care OF
eNewS ss5i33 ~ }s5l
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OFFICE, SUPPLIES md Legal e
blanks. w all kinds at the Deseret = ~ e Z
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BIDS AND ESTIMATES ON JOB
printing: loose leaf ana card systems.
binding. etc. promptly furnished by g ei y
tDeseret News.
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MEN AND WOMEN TO = a,lstS,.
barber trade. Cut for 80 DAYS l M or
tools. so without tools, Call.1, ~
CUnmercial Street 800
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LOWEST PRICES EVER soLD.s5a lot
OF used III gans s. and $40. We need the
room. Chamberlain Music Co.. 81 South
Mafr s. t.&fl III 5Sssg
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PASTURE a OR & on q Y MIL w. !.
spring Address D n Nj Hays, ess " se 81
West ST. - L.....
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II LINK Co. HIGHEST PRICE
tpaid For sera D. iron rags. bottles. rub
Der. copper, brass, etc, $40 to 800 SO. syn
West. Phones go Il 5afsi "a
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EXPERIENCED SALESMAN T. ~ a ~
missions with liberal week. " q ADVANCE
FOR expenses, Perm anent posltt I, 10
rfght man. Il, HI. Drake, Asst. Supt.ni
sToetrOit Mich.
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WE sI,o ALI. KINDS or coNCRE y 2,
work. reinforced plain aud en-. ~,
Joe TrujilIo & sons Co... us sth ~.
Ind 8nhone l2l12, Call us up. l
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S WE, DESIRE Work FOR BOYS AND ND
women to do house ciea MIR stWo ~
I three days each week. also! for elderly
men as jarftors Presiding Bishops OF
flee, salt Lake City. Y tab. 4
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sALBsMEN FOR OUR SPECIAL n,
| soffer OF 1000 free post cards. vest pocKss
samples. Most profitable side IN e e,t,;s
Iiocered. III. q. Zimmerman " C 20, \ S = Is
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PosToFFIcE CLERKS A n ~ :. IS, aa1s
IN n, Salt Lake and many other cities in
November N particulars free. washington Q
civil Service School, Dept, Z 4422. Wash.
3inptOnp d. CT
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HELP WANTED MAIZE:

SALESMAN. ei ~ = : M =,
h itIo,,s man one WHO has sold J. t.
3nn a, merchants standard goods Or .,i al
sertsng speeialtles prefsirred nro aPpi Of
cant must submit ana op sphn' POSITION viii
rsvA Tisht man $500 month; Or better
pc Two now $50 month each
dive home address, eferences, ~ anu a1''s E
ne rlence Address SrlO.s car ~ :"
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WANTED.

FIRST CLASS sTENO GFAPE'FF;i1TEfa,lRs..
stating experience. Address s. %. e care oi
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PATTERNS AND MODELS MADE INs Z,
wood brass, iron and aluminium 81 9 y1lp
delivery. Estimates givel. tone at
tern ar, model works. No. III Reed ST.
q. # H. Whitecar, Prop
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liIS..s Z. ! e TSi9l07'i
ABSTRA CTyTR

o. g THO MA IsTeN Tn,, 49,
gatns IN Real Estate and sAbst ~ ssAR--
y m Vest Second South. md IN
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NOTES OF sAIsARIED PFoP LIE AND
business concerns bought without secur-
ity5f cheapest rates. easiest ra,,rre ~
Off,ces In G6 PRINCIPAL cities. D. H. Toll.
n, y II fee3 A tn fpfoct.. t35s4 ~ s5&ii
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DIVORCE |NA 4 ! !. |
RATHER Pas
.Expectant Audience Dlsappoirlt-
ed at Regular Friday Per-
forma1ce of Misfits.
TWO LONE De ERTERs ONLY.

a
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GRANITE La UNDRY. YOUR s.RO9I l'si.til
dry at &c. pound Forest 81; No. wy. ------
/ JOB PRINTING BINDING; AL
kinds OF ruling ETC.. lone at tine Z, ne Ae77
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AUTOMOBILE, a-sEATED BUICK,
very cheap; good y cond ltion, Z only few
/ months actual use. BELL phone 534422
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] .sITUAT1oN WANTED

| WANTED POSITION BY LADY STEM
ograpfer, good references. Address NJ p.
5P 5I)eseret News t2.ssfs
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CEMENT WORK. MATERII..ANLotsi;
work ard prices right. Steiner, go =. = y
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MINES AND SURVEYS.

n. FORESTER. WITH ACoRPs OF
KINDS Of surveys. designing and snper-
}ir1tendence Of mine. mill. power or irri-
cation projects Newhouse Block Both
phones. III gss s3i55
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Die Daily and Saturday Ncws..
LOG Al BRIEFS.

SpanfsIl--A series OF free reading
classes in Spanish are to be the fea-i
sture every Sunday morning at as
Main street, room nine, a
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BURTON COAL & LUMBER co.
Both phones sos. Manufa cture :, OF .aar-
red Felt Roofing, Pitch and Creosote.
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AN, MUST BE Wl sl. Z J, :. ,.a, y
no scanvassing or soliciting
good income assured. address y, Matlom,
al oo-operatlve Realty Co.. 80 Alarde %
tRI,Ip. wa sllington,l ID. 3.
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BOYS WITH HORSES TO CARRY
papers. Apply Deseret News Branch VI II,
fee Murray 81 "a Z. 81 ss.s Is SSll.
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YOUNG MAN FOR sTENOGRAPlH;[IC
Land general office work good penn MAJ
IEAfIflress fS-4 care of News s.es5stsss9tt5
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ssppo BY OWNER. BROOM MODERN
frame. avenue. near Brigham and 18th
East A $50 down $50 pei month. Bell
t2726sK: Ind 1901. b ,S 3s * j88Sss 4
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nu1Ip1Ncs AND aIANUFAcTUH1slI-Nl'sG

IA a'.,nf us spRING FOUNDRY CO. J,
y Folr,tiry and mnchine work, an g nm a,,,i
5tynelter work "a specially. OinSe a a1
sWt5rKs 1913 N. End W.. 8 = FL IVY II
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CEJnI EN- WORK, M 4A III = ~
work and prices right. s liner, $50 - = =
aSontllE
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d NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WANTED, MUST
play piano. Young Bros" y 10 ~ W. w
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Il ErI ABLE GIRL FOR LIGHT
h ousekeeping two in family 10 kensing-
ton I'll ats, -.
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Elite Dressmaking and Ladies' Tailor
Ing. 9 Union Ave, rear 81 South ard
East. Phone 17s-y. Mrs. j. 4. Malone. d
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BETWEEN "a oDBE-PITTS 1. I3R Wy
Store and Stt South and = e. 4,
diamond ring. Gypsy set e,a
nonds and one sapphi Y y = ~ ~ 8
Boston Bldg, Reward. a5
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r. FORESTER EXAMINES AND
sreports IS on mining and mineral pro-
|.perties Newhouse Block. Both phones.
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D.S w. JAMES & 30. FItiNf BING Z,
steam ard hot water con tract ors. Is %
East First South Street
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3 HELP p WANTED-FE;MAIiE.

LADY TO TRAVEL IN Utah: GOOD
paw and tailor made suit free IN, 80 days;
experience re ia pie MN y.
aT,oS5sYC hica 90 739
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# I3YypATER Il GROO, ~ 44-146 ~ EisIs
South Temple Hot all tIrnaces, roof
ing guttering. cornice, skyl g 81 ,sse tc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-09

and ~applauded good plays regardless
Of whether they were made by the Wis
itors or by the home boys, The bunch
of rooters who accompanied the CAL
lup team did nothing but root and
root hard from the first 10 the last
inning and their efforts were re-
Warded by seeing the game carried
away by their faVorites. The Gallup
team is one of the best aSgregations of
baseball players that has appeared on
the local diamond in many moons and
they will receive a royal welcome
should they ever come to Albuquerque
again which they undoubtedly win
before the end of the season. In ad-
dition to carrying home the long end
of the score last night, the Gallup boys
carried with them a 500 check signed
by Dan Padilla. manager of the Grays,
which was up as a side bet.
just how Albuquerque lost the
game it IS hard to say. Things
started with a Whoop for the locals in
the first inning, when they made two
Gallup made one in the sec
ond Then in the third inning the
Gtays took one of their old-time bal
loon ascensions. Vigil hit to left,
DAILY put a Texas Lacquer over short
second, advancing Vigil to second
Weeks issued a pass to Bland and
Ohatfield famed. McDermott got a
hit, which should have heen fielded
10y Weeks, had he made the proper
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-09
RECORD SMASHERS
At SEATTLE
Athletic Union Meet
ing This Week Attracts Bic
Bunch of Track Heroes,

lH, Morning Journal Special Leased WircI
Seattle Wash. Aug A-Thc uI-
tional championship games of ihf
Amateur Athletic rnlon VIII hr hrld
loo th, stadium ui the Alaska-Yuhou-
Pacific exposition Friday and Sltur-
.d3t Many nf tho best mon boo The
country lr, un the program AMONG
the celebrities entered are Foriiur uf
the Missouri Athletic club. ST. Louis.
who holds tho worlds in-door record.
p Is seconds for the 5o-yard dash
HiIIman of the Sew York Athl'tlr
club. WAC holds cine 1905 champion
ship Tor tho quarter mile run and
Glssing pi the Now York Athlotir
club who won the Junior champion
ship or ln0N tor the haif mile.
ln the i%go-yurd hurdles. Smithson
of Portland th, worlds record hurd-
Icr go no meters. VIII contest in th'
900 ,irds hurdles VITA Shaw of Chi-
holder Of tho WORLDS record ror
the distance
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-09

mort He lost his head. however.
winch started the fireworks. The
''f'Ns losing confidence 10y Weeks err
-oi threw the hall all around the lot.
me- coan diggers were quick 10 take
''tantage OF this. and before the
smoke cleared away Weeks was So
.''ued that he forgot ia home,
iNc Pena was chasing a passed ball.
~" vigil. Daley and Bland scored
'na finally threw the ball to second
us" when he should have held IT,
'h'Van famed. Duffy hit To right,
scoring McDermott. Klemp flew out
" center, retiring the side. This gave
" GALLUP bows a lead which the lo-
Gus were unable to overcome. al
''irh they tried hard. 4 heavy rain
ll'ed the game for fifteen minutes
= 'he end of the sixth inning. In the
'nih Weeks was sem To- right field
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-09
EUROPE WILL BID
HIGH FOR THE
BIG MILL
JEFFRIES-J0HNS0N
FIGHT Is BADLY WANTED
Only Two States Prepared to
Allow a Championship Battle
Under the Law But Jeff Wants
to FIGHT in His Own County,


Ivy MORNING Jourhai Nnrftii iehNrV N'eI
New York. Aug. s. Many bids for
the Jeffries-Johnson heavNweight
championship fight are expected
within the coming ten days, but it is
wen understood that only i've states
win permit IL heavyweight champion
ship mill within their borders Ne
vada and California.
This country is the place in which
to right FOR the championship LET
fries told his manager, sam Berger,
before leaving for Europe last week,
'lnd don't forget that when YOU COM
slider the bids"
Hugh Mcintosh, who put on the
Johnson-Burn fight ia Australia, BY
awaiting Jeffrics' arrival jan Europe
ana viii doubtless make au alluring
proposition to the retired champion
to battle with Johnson in the Anti
pndcs, OFFERS for the min are not nm
likely to be received from the National
sporting club of London ana the
CIRQUE de Paris.
with the selection of the battling
ground and the placing of the FORFEIT
in the hands ct tho stakeholder. JET
ma johnson wifi go ut once into
active training
Berger said today that there would
be- no difficulty about arranging the
'iual conditions with Johnson
no unusual demands viii bc made
Jcffrics, said HerRcr "Jrffrtrs
wants to fight and under conditions
johnson and the public win thinh
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-09
BARElAS REDS WAll0P
THE ALBUQUERQUE HUBS

With an ice cream cone wagon at
the bench To keep the players fit. the
Barclas Reds won q sensational game
of baseball from the Albuquerque
Hubs on the Barelas grounds yestcr-
day afternoon by the score Of II to 6.
The batteries for the Reds were Weeks
and Gurule: for the Hubs. Corona and
Cordova.