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GROCER JOHNSON AND HIS
TRoUBLESl

The above is the title of one of the
pictures now running at the Lyric. At
ter seeing it. it made such a hit with
Oscar Groshell, the cash register. man.
that Mr.. Max Florence sold him 500
tickets, which viii be given free to the
retail merchants of this city. The pic
ture viii be on all week ending July 3.
Don't fail to see it. 1t is the sensation
of eastern cities.
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HOME RUN, BUT
UMPIRE CALLED IT FOUL

New York. June 2S.-Wld with =
! enthusiasm as Dan Mcclellan, cap y
! tain of the visiting team, in a game y
! between Elizabeth and Allentown =
: Yesterday hiJ a long drive over the =
! i4ft field fence. Martin Mcpherson y
: I'm into commissions when the UNI =
: Dire called it a foul. Thinking the =
: ft a home run, Mcpherson gave a y
! veil ike a maniac and rolled from =
; The TOP row of the bleachers stand =
: head first 90 the ground, and lay =
! there WrithnE A physician at the y
= game took Mcpherson in charge and =
. had him rushed 10 a hospital ,
> Tt is feared he will die, having =
. burst a blood vessel. =
4*%%%A+%3$4%S% 49,
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REMEMBERS FAMOUS HORSE

Chicago. June 2s-The design for the
Henry Graves fountain at the head of
the speedway in Washington park, by
Charles J. Mulligan, in honor of the
old race horse Ike Cook, the money for
which was left in the will Of Henry
Graves, an old-time resident of Chicago,
and one of the first of the well known
horsemen Of the west, has been accept
ed by the South Park board. The work
consists Of a likeness Of the old horse,
with a fountain playing at the animal S
feet. The statue Of the horse will be
looking east upon the scene of Ike Cook s
many victories. then known as the Gar
den City race track Upon the base Of
the fountain will be the simple inscrip-
ton, Ike Cook. One-mile track. Time,
800"
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FLAG DRILLS ANNOUNCED.

Drills for the children who will take
part in the Living Flag are announced
as follows.
The members from the Webster, Ham
ilton, Emerson and Wasatch schools will
meet for drill this morning at 10 a. m,
at the Webster school building
The members from the Lafayette Long
fellow, Lowell and Bryant schools will
meet this afternoon at o'clock az the
Lafayette school building.
The members from the jackson, Wash
ingtOn, Onequa and Franklin schools will
meet on Wednesday at 10 a. m at the
Jackson school building
The members from the Sumner. Water
loo, Oquirrh and Fremont schools will
meet Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
at the Sumner school building.
The members from the Grant. Lincoln
Poplar Grove and Riverside schools will
meet at 10 a. m. Thursday at the Grant
school building
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EUREKA, 6; MAMMOTH. 5.


Eureka June 2S.-Eureka won yester-
days ball game from Mammoth by the
narrow margin Of one run. the score be-
ing for Eureka and for the Tintic Mi
ners OF Mammoth. There Is little 20 choose
between the two teams. and the game
throughout was g good one. and was ex-
tremely exciting in the last inning Eu-
reka had piled up its last two tal1ies in
the ninth. and when Mammoth went to
bat they succeeded in getting the bases
full. With this much of an advantage
however. they only got in their fifth run
Thompson and Theriot were the battery
for Eureka, and Cook pitched and Sulli-
van caught for the visitors
Fred ShOntz, the new manager OF the
Eureka team, is getting his team in shane
for Margetts aggregation, which viii
visit Eureka next Sunday
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INSTRUCTIVE EXHIBITION
AT VARSITY GYM

The summer school at the university in
the physical department will give an in
structive exhibition in the university gym
on Wednesday evening Of this week, and
every person interested in athletics is
invited to be present as guests of the L.
Two classes of girls and men will give
exhibitions OF the class Of work taught
by DR.. W. G. Anderson, physical director
OF Yale university, his brother H S. An
derson, who has charge Of the floor work
at the gym, and DR.. J. BOlin, head OF the
Bolin institute in New York. These men
are regarded as being at the top of their
profession in the United States and are
connected with the summer physical de
partment of the L.
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DYNAMITE USED
IN SILVER LAKE

Three men were captured Sunday in the
act OF dynamiting for fish in Silver lake,
Wasatcb county, and with them were TAX
en- four boys who had been keeping a
lookout The men were Joseph kauff-
man, c. W. Westerlund and Lee Hen
erickson, and the boys gave their names
as John johnson, Rodney MckinnOns
Robert McClaren and Albert LuyOn.
To l. D. White, city attorney Of Park
City, and Louis Girrard. deputy war
den of Park City without pay, is due the
credit of making the arsests.
These officials had suspected that ille-
gal operations were being carried on
which would eventually lad 10 the de
strUctiOn of the fish in the vicinity, and
did a little sleuthing on their own ac-
count. For five hours they watched the
preparations for the dynamiting, avoiding
the four boys who had been placed as
watchers. About o'clock Sunday even
ing the dynamite was exploded and the
surface of the lake was at once COW
cred with dead trout Immediately after
the explosion Mr. White and Mr.. Cir
rard stepped into the open and arrested
the men at the point of the revolver aft
erwards taking in the boys who had been
watching The culpTits were taken to
Park City, where they were lodged in
faH
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SALT LAKE SOCKERS
BEATEN BY EUREKA
Especial to The HeraIdD

Eureka, June 28.-The Salt Lake asso-
citation football team suffered defeat at
the hands of the Eureka players yester-
day by a score Of 6 goals to ?. AS there
was a forty mile-an-hOur gale blowing
during the game, scientific combination
was out of the question. In the first half
the Reds" played against the wind and
succeeded IN scoring the first goal and
also kept their opponents from getting
away.
The winners now have to play Park City
for the cup, and il is being arranged to
have Park City meet the Eureka team
at Provo, as the final game must be
played on neutral ground. The game
will most likely be played on Monday,
July 8, If satisfactory arrangements can
be made with the management of the
Provo grounds.
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TREADWELL GOES FREE.

San Francisco, June 2S.-James Tread
we'll a former director of the Califor-
mia Safe Deposit & Trust company un-
der indictment charging embezzlement Of
bank stock valued at $4,000, was freed
today. when the charge was dismissed on
motion of the state during the trial. As
sistant District Attorney Cook. in charge
Of the case, explained his action by say
ing that ]. Dalzell Brown, an official of
the bank. now serving a term I'm San
Quentin. had absolved TreadweH from
felOniOus intent.
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SHOOTERS LIKE CHICAGO

Chicago. June 2S.-Chicago probably will
become the permanent site of the Grand
American handicap Although Secretary
Shaner of the Interstate association
would not commit himself on the point
it is regarded as practically assured that
the big shooting event will come here
each year as the city has shown that it
can draw a larger crowd than any other
locality.
mo two tournaments in the history of
American target shooting have drawn as
well as the two Grand Americans held
In Chicago" said Mr.. Shaner, ''and when
the Interstate association meets in the
fall this city is certainly going to be the
strongest Candidate
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BIG ENTRY LIST IN FOR
METROPOLITAN RACING

New York. June 2S.-The biggest entry
list received this season by any of the
tracks On the metropolitan district has
been made for the Empire Jockey club
stakes for the summer meeting. The
u0minat0rs include many prominent
h0rsamen from the west and Canada. and
tls horses represent all the important
stables of the American turf. For the
eleven stakes which close June Is a to
ral Of 32s entries came in. The prom
isa f0r the meet IS so good that the man
ayers expect to conduct racing six days
week from July Il 10 July 81.
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BASEBALL AT-WALKERs' TODAY.

= It's Salt Lake and Butte again. y
= They start in this afternoon at !
= Walkers field in another series ,
= transferred from Butte on account ,
= of the opening of the racing game in ;
y Butte and the closing down of the !
y sport in Salt Lake. Hall is slated to ;
= pitch for Salt Lake and Dunn for :
y Butte. The latter has been the hard !
= est pitcher to hit Salt Lake has been ;
> up against in this series. Manager ;
y Barnes-Of the Butte team announced
y last evening that he had signed John ;
= BTogan of the Three I league for an !
= infielder and that he would be here !
> within day or so. Captain Cambel )
= is able to be about and may get in :
= the game today. Barnes has his :
= wires out for a couple more men and :
= expects to have his team greatly :
y strengthened by the end of the week. ;
49, p ~ >
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COMISKY MAY SECURE
CANTlLL0N AS MANAGER

Chicago. June 2S-BasebaU followers are
discussing a report that President Co
m.skey Of the Chicago American league
team has found a successor to Fielder
Jones in Joe CanuliOn. manager Of the
washington American league team, who
VII replace Billy Sullivan as manager
al the close Of the season. tt is said
that "Jiggs' DOn0hue, the former Chi
tago player Will manage the Washing
tons if CantillOn leaves
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CASE TO BE DROPPED.

New York. June 28.-Following a con-
ference today between counsel for the
American Sugar Refining company and
the United States, there was a well au-
thentiCated TumOr that the government
viii not further press its charges against
the company Of preventing the Pennsyl-
vania Sugar Refining company from do
ing business. District Attorney Wise said
that the effort to make ON a case would
be continued, but well informed persons
IN touch with the company were unquali-
fled in their assertions that the case will
be drOpped
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HOTEL BURNED.

Wallace Ida. June 2S.-Fire believed 10
be Of incendiary origin early today de
stroyed the Western hotel and a frame
building adjoining. Oscar Anderson, a
cripple, who acted as porter. was over
come by smoke and was burned to death.
Many inmates saved themselves by jump
ing from the windows. One woman broke
her leg. The loss was small.
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GAFFNEY BUYS WINNER
OF SECOND IN SUBURBAN

New York, June 2S.-Alfred Noble. the
4-year-old bay gelding which ran second
I'm the Suburban handicap, has been pur-
chased at a reported price of $4,000 BY
James Gaffney, brOtheT-in-laW of Charles
+. Murphy leader Of Tammany Hall.
Mr.. Gaffney's entry of the turf field as
an owner last week caused much sur
prise but he said that ne had such con-
fidence in the racing situation that he
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New York and Philadelphia.

cannot be more pleasantly or convent
emily reached than by the Grand
Trunk-Lehigh Valley double track route
via Niagara Falls. Solid through trains
Of coaches and sleeping cars. Magnifi-
cent scenery.
For descriptive literature apply to W.
S. Cookson, A. G. p. A. Grand Trunk
Railway System, 135 Adams street, Chi
~ on
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Minneapolis.-Tol 1; Minneapo-
lis, 5.
AT Observation-Disclosures, 4; Indianap-
oils, s.
At Kansas City.-Kansas City, .; Louis
vile D.
At st. PauI.-Columbus. ?; St Paul, 0.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-29
QUALIFYING ROUND
FOR DIRECTORS CUP

The qualifying round for the first leg
of the directors cup at the Country club
for the June handicap is now on. The
qualifying round will be medal play and
after this round the entries will pair in
match play The drawings and handi-
Caps are as follows.
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FORBES TO MEET ATTELL.

ChivagO. June Salary Forbes, for
mer bantamweight champion of the world
is preparing 10 re-enter the ring. He
viii meet Monte Attel before the Co
lumbia Athletic club of Hammond on
july Y If the latter viii agree to terms.
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KILLED BY TROLLEY CAR.

Los Angeles, June 2S-Peter Poll, a Il
year-Old youth. whose parents reside in
Michigan, was struck by trolley car
while riding q bicycle today and was in
stantly killed. His skull was crushed
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BINGHAM. Is; LARK. s

Bingham, June 2S-The Yampa smelter
baseball team Of Bingham defeated the
Lark baseball team yesterday afternoon
on the Lark diamond, by a score of o to 5.
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EXCURSION TO ELY, NEW.
BY Oregon Short Line,

July ?, and 4. Return limit July 6.
Round trip, S1S45. City ticket office,
20l Main street.
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HARRINGTON HALL WINS.

The harrington Hall team defeated the
Outlaws at Walkers field yesterday by a
score of ? to 1. The winning battery was
Poulton and Cranes,
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A private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglar proof vault Of the Salt
Lake Security & Trust Co.. 30 Up Main
street, $500 per year and upwards.
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EXCURSION TO ELY, NEW.
BY Oregon Short Line,

July >. and g. Return limit July 6.
Round trip. S1S.45. City ticket office.
FOL Main street.
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Mrs. James A. Treglown wishes to ex-
press her gratitude to the many friends
who showed such kindness to her in her
bereavement
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Bic Isl Picked Up.

The officers making the arrests picked
up a number of the dead fish as evil
dence. The largest which they secured
was a trout weighing "a pounds.
The operations of the criminals were
on the largest scale yet attempted in the
state, and the cases viii be the first Of
the kind in some years.
Sunday was a day for examples to viO-
latOrs of the game and fish laws. Three
arrests for not having license were made
IN three different counties. One of the
arrests was at Ogden, by Joseph Hogg,
county warden for Weber county; an
other by Samuel Wright, warden of Utah
county. and a third by Bill Bingley Of
Salt Lake county, for fishing I'm the Jor-
dan river
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-29

A private safe may be rented I'm the
fire and burglar proof vault of the Salt
Lake Security & Trust Co. 90 up Main
street, $500 per year and upwards.
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Saltair Photo Studio has changed
hands. All work guaranteed. Your pic
ture made night or day; not satisfed,
your money back
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Five Juggling Normans
Gard of Thanks.

And Aerial Ballet at Saltair Hippo
drome; SIS and S:45 daily.
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Take a Dip in the Lake

AZ Saltair today. Bathing never better.
Good suits Round trip CSC.
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Standing Of
Teams.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Cincinnati, June 2.-Timely hitting won
today game for PittsbuTg. Score:
r H. E.
Cincinnati .... .............
filtsburB ..-.-- .....-..s..s,..... 10
Notwithstanding, Dubec and Mclean;
Csmnitz and Gibson. Umpires-Emslie
and O'Day
Boston, June 2S.-Philadelphia won the
first game of a scheduled double-header
today, 8 TO 3. the second one being post
which started after the finish of the first
game. Score. r. II. z.
EhnaoeiphIa $500 ............... 10
DDSluu ---..ss+-s....-s 5
Batteries - Corridor, McQuiIen and
Doom; Tuekey and Graham. Umpires-
Rigler and TRULY.
At New York.-New York Brooklyn
game postponed; rain.
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affections
handicapped growth,
blood Of
assisted
absolutely
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.

Automobile Exchange, So Postoffice
Place.
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Unity hall 13S South Second East,
Wednesday, June So apron sale, 4:3O p.
m; supper Z D. m, 25c-
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LAWN TENNIS.
ToDAY's SCHEDULE.
MEMS SINGLES.

: MEN SINGLES. Z
y o p. NO J. Salisbury VS.. Niles :
= MEMS DOUBLES. I
= $50 p. m--Moore and partner VS.. c. 4
= Neel and Mcleod. I
= $50 p. nc. Badger and Taylor VS.. !
, Garrett and McBroom. 4
= $50 p. m.-SaHsbury and Salisbury !
= VS.. Thompson and Griffin. I
= 6 2. m.-COx and Ingebretsen VS.. I
= Boyd and D. Taylor I
y p. ms. Neel and Whitney VS.. !
y Bagby and Blood. I
> WOMEN'S DOUBLES. !
= p. m.-Miss MCKimmon and part !
= ner vs.. Miss Eliza and Miss e. !
= Allen. 4
y p. MFRS. Griffin and Mrs. Smith !
= VS.. Mrs. Keith and partner !
= $3.50 p. m.-Miss Nil IS and partner VS.. 4
= Miss G. Mccormick and partner. 4
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"LeviathanH Restaurant
Notice

At Saltair. The best Of everything at
city prices, Round trip Csc.
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

Seattle, June 2S.-Score: R. H Z.
Seattle $500 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s s
Spokane ....-. -........-.-..-.. II 3
Batteries-Allen and Custer; Jensen and
OStdiek
Tacoma, Wash, June 28-Score:
r. H. E.
Tacoma $500. ------..-...-....--.. >
Batteries-Gilligan and Sugden; Claflin
and kellackey.
Portland, June 2S-Score: R. H. E.
ueGu -----------.....--- 4
L u Lldlu .--... --..-----.----.-..-
Batteries-Evers and O'Brien; Seaton
and Fourier.
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treated as privately as in their own
homes THE KELLEY INSTITUTE. 334
". So. Temple ST, salt Lake CITY Utah.
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ATTENTION, OLD FOLKS.

Don't go home until YOU go UP Emil
grafton canyon on modern electric cars
"a different way than the way of AZ.
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Results in Mems sinaIes.
Today's Latonia Entries.

Roberts and Roberts defeated Simpson
and BambergeT, los rs.
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Rodney Badger and Boyd put up the
hardest game of the tennis tournament
yesterday in their match in the men
singles. Boyd started off in great form
and won the first set by a score OF Z to 5
In the second the game stood 81 in favor
of Boyd when Badger began playing his
old-time form and from that time on it
was different story. He won this set
by score Of rs and then took the third
and deciding set by a score Of So
The results Yesterday were as follows.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE

Automobile Exchange, So Postoffice
Place.
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R. T. Badger defeated Boyd, 81. rs, SO.
Griffin defeated Blood, 60, Sc
r. ". Salisbury defeated Whitney. Sc.
Brown defeated Thompson. rs. 81.
5. Neel defeated Bamberger by default.
Mcleod defeated Armstrong BY default.
g. Badger defeated Hills, 90. GA
c Neel defeated c. Roberts, S-e. Ga.
+. Roberts defeated A. V. Mccormick.
SIS. Is
Mcleod defeated Ingebretsen. 81. s.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-02-17
PERSONAL.

William Saddler, of Scranton, spent
Monday in town.
Miss Mae LaPoint is visiting friends
in Carbondale.
e. w. Gammell is spending few
days in Newark, N. j.
Miss Helene Bishop spent Sunday at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. F. Bishop, of East Extension street.
MIR! and Mrs. Thomas Walker and
Miss Anna Wallace, of Hawley, were
visitors in town, last week.
Mrs. John Murray, of Port Jervis, is
visiting relatives at this place.
Arnold Sluman left Saturday for a
few weeks visit with relatives in Scran-
ton and Philadelphia.
Lawrence Bried spent Sunday with
friends in Scranton.
jeffrey Freeman, of Scranton, is Wis
iting Honesdale relatives.
Miss Monica Bracy spent Sunday
with Scranton friends.
Miss Florence Mason has returned to
her home in Scranton, after few weeks
visit with relatives here.
Miss Anna Brown was visitor in
CaEbondale, on Sunday.
Mrs. P. McKenna and daughter, Miss
Josephine, are visiting relatives at Read
ing, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Katz, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Jacobs, and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. M. Leine attended the funeral of Mrs.
N. Roos, Of Scranton, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H. Richards,
and daughter, Natalie, have returned
home, after few days visit with their
kin In Wilkes Barre.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-02-17
MINISTER'S AT THE LYRIC.

On Thursday eve., Feb. 18th, the Lyric
Theatre will be the scene of amemorable
event, as Mr.. Wm. b. Gray the author
of the beautiful play, "The Volunteer
Organist, has extended to the clergYmen
Of this city an invitation to attend the
performance as his guests. During the
church scene, the singing of the Masters
Willie Gould and Milton White in con-
junction with the beautiful Liszt Organ
especially built for this production and
played in mastery manner by Vol
unteer organist, transplants the audience
into the realms hf the blest. " ~