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KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. Dec. Acknowledgements
Is COO head: market 100 15c lower Native
steers S475GS so: native cows and heifers.
So 5O6 G. so: stOckers and feeders. S.'-2OG o. ~
bulls S3645O: calves, So. I5d Ito; western
steers s.. 7J06: western cows. 81 75e14-l3-
Hogs-Receipts 1000 head: market lOc low
er Bulk Of sales SSGS.3J: heavy. $500 ; ~;
packers and butchers. SS.1jUS.55; Hght, S'ooe
$50; pigs. So 75d 7.50-
Sheep Receipts S. coo head market 1Oe lower.
Muttons. S45OM6. 80: lambs $6GiS.25; fed west
ern wethers and yearlings. 81. I5@I; red western
ewes 81 2J6I5. -.
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and other Grains

Nncd anu OtHcE UAdA
Wheat Chicago was 1ac higher. Liverpool
futures were stronger. All grades of cash wheat
were higher in this market.
CASH WHEAT
California, -; Sonora 81. 10M2.oO; Propo
and white Australian. S2@210; Northern wheat,
Club s1.9OG1 921a Russian red, >. .s5@
1.S115: turkey red. s1.9214 @2.02l9; bluestem,
81 20212@210 per ctl
No business.
Barley-Three ears of feed sold yesterday. at
Sl5212 and several sold at S1.5lA- Receipts
continued light.
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed. s1.5o6l1. 521a; common to
fair, S1.4J0 141 y per ctl; brewing, 81. 81 "a
Los shipping lots, $1.521a @i.55; chevalier,
$1.50M1. 90 per ctl.
1880 a. NJ. Session
Open High. Low. Close.
May ........$1 81 $1.57 Sissy 81. .56A
December-No sales; $1.50a asked.
p. IN. Session
Mays 56& bid; S1.57 asked.
Deeember-$ .5o% asked.
0ats-Gray and white higher. with sales of
white at the quotations The northern market
has advanced zoe per ton since last Friday.
Reds for feed S1.65n1.I5: reds for seed,
$1.90G2.15: black, s.. .25G2. 80: gray nominal
at 81, pa al. 1712; white, $l.75@1.S0 per ctl.
Corn-Small round yellow. S1.T0@175; white.
sl.75@l.771a: large yellow, $l75@ SO; western
states yellow, in bulk, San Francisco track,
ST. 90; white. S1e7: mixed, $1.61 per ctL !;
white Egyptian $1.65@1.6715; brown do, $1,621s
per ctl.
Rye-Western is quoted at $190; California,
nominal. None on the market
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MIsCELLANEOUs s1ARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK. Dec. 13.-The market Sor futures
was several points higher.
Spot cotton closed quiet Middling uplands,
Is. zoe: mddlng- gulf. 1J-45c- Sales. :, ,4UO bales
III
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Provisions

Provisions
Cottolene-One half Dbl, 12%c; 8 half bbls,
1880; tierce 121ac; 2 tierces 1880; tierces,
12Ac
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat company
quotes follows: Hams, 1s1a a 19c; picnic
hams. 14c; California hams, 17@1Sc; bacon, to
8 lbs, 231ac; to 10 lbs, 221ac; 10 to IL lbs,
% We; fancy sugar cured bacon, 2512c; extra
light bacon. 6 to s lbs, 22Aac; to 10 lbs, 21hc;
10 to u lbs. 21Iac light dry salt bacon, to 10
light medium bacon, lie.
Lard-Tierces Ice. sos 1910. los 16Ac, SIS
16Bc, IS lie; compound lard, tierces 1015c, sos
10%c, los 11Ac. 5s 11ssc. IS 1t1ac; yellow cook
ing oil, 6Sc per gal; white cooking oil, CSC per
gall salad OIL Csc per gal.
Beef-Local prices are quoted Export lots, in
spected by the government 81 per Dbl high
er Extra family beef, $14 per bbl; family beef.
$3.50 per bbl extra mess beef, S13 per Dbl !;
smoked beef, 21c per ID.
Pork-Extra prime in barrels S27 clear, S2S;
mess. S27 pig pork, $32; pigs feet, $500 for
half bbls So 40 for % lb kegs and 81 35 for kits
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Change of Masters

Steamer j. c. Elliot. old master H. W. Ander-
sen. new master Robert LittOn; steamer Pilot
old master Charles s. Love. new master John
OLSON: steamer Norwood. old master John T.
Martin. master Gustav EnstrOm.
Enroled-Steamer Olympic. master. Jorgeu
Hansen; ship Hawaiian Isles, master, W. NJ.
Mallett.
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Hop MARKET
Eastern LivesrOck Market

LIVERPOOL. Dec 13.-HOps in London (Pa-
eife cOast) steady at f6 6SGt1.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs

The egg market took a turn for the better and
furnished 4 surprise to the trade by advancing
&c TO 54c a dozen yesterday. At the close of
business Saturday it generally believed that
the market was about to start on downward
course and several receivers went on the ex-
change yesterday prepared to sell. Everything
offered was taken up by few dealers. however,
and the buying movement resulted in the adj
vance. Extra butter was 12c lower on sale at
50 lac the exchange, but the market was
steady at the decline, there being good de
mand for desirable stock. Cheese was steady to
firm at the old quotations.
Butter--10 of extras at 80 12c a pound
Eggs-15 cases of extras at 53 l3c and % at SAC
a dozen.
Receipts were % roo pounds of butter 10000
pounds of cheese and |, $50 cases of eggs.
The following are official quotations eStab.
lished by the sales, bids and offers the floor
of the dairy exchange Prices in the street,
while governed by the exchange quotations. gen
orally range from 1ac to &c higher, owing to the
various charges to be added
Butter-Fresh creamery extras. So Iac per lb.
steady: do frsts Sic. steady do seconds. 29c
steady; California storage extras, 30c. firm; eX.
ira storage ladies. 251ac, steady; do frsts, 25c,
steady.
Cheese California fancy flats. 1s1sc per III,
steady; do frsts. 1ac, steady; do seconds 16iac
steady; fancy Young Americas, l9c. steady; do
frsts, lie, steady: fancy Oregon Young Amer
icas. 1Slac, firm; do fats IL 1ac. firm; California
fancy storage fats, II nc firm; do firsts, 1890
FIRM storage Young Americas l>4@c. nrin: New
York singles, 19l5c. firm; do daisies. 19l9c. firm
Eggs tper dozen, cases included )-California
fresh extras. 54c, firm: do frsts, 4Tc, firm
California storage extras, SOC firm.
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HnIidar on London Exchange
Copdition of the Treasury

LONDON. Dec. 13.-'rhe stock exchange here
will be closed December p and % and Janu-
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Visible Grain supply

NEW YORK. Dec. 13.-The New York produce
exchange statement of the visible supply of grain
IN the United States Saturday, December IL,
follows: Wheat 2S.40o. 900 bushels. decrease
5000; corn 1858 900 bushels increase l. 457 :
900; oats l2,2 900 bushels increase 1885,. .0o0
rye $4,000 bushels. increase II 1000; barley
3.63l 900 bushels. decrease 427. 600
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SMALL ADVANCE
FEATURES MARKET
Fairly Comprehensive Show OF
Strength Exhibited by All
Securities
Nc~ York stock List

l.. F. Hutton Co. 400 California street
members Of the New York stock exchange, iur
nfsh the Following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday
SaIes sT0ckS High Low Bid ASK.
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Northern Wheat Market

WASHINGTON
TACOMA, Dec. 13.-Wheat-Mi Milling: Blue
stem. LA: club, $1.04 Export: Bluestem,
S1.13: club. 81 .03.
SEATTLE. Dec. 13-AIilling quotations: Blue
stem. Silly; club, s1,011a; hfe, s1.01h; red
Russian, 9slac. Export: Bluestem. sl.0Sh; club
and fife, 9812c; red Russian, lac.
OREGON
PORTLAND. Dec. Wheat-Track prices:
turkey red, 81 o5 forty-foId ST 05; valley, ST. O3
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK, Dec. 13-Flour- Receipts, %.
500 barrels: exports. 1921 barrels: market nom
inaly higher, with moderate iobbing demand
Wheat-Receipts. $4,000 bushels; exports.
l94,6l1 bushels: spot strong. No 2 red. 81. 81
aioat No. | northern Duluth. $1.24h nominal
I. Q. b. ahoat; No. hard winter, Sl25M nom
inal r. 0. b. ahoat. There very strong
market In wheat. Prices advanced on active
covering by shorts and small decrease In
the visible supply. The close 1M1&c net
higher December closed at 81 2215, May at
$1.1Ta4 and July at 81 or 7JA
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minneapolis Groin and produce

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 13.-Flax closed at
S1.91A.
Corn-No. 3 yellow, 62A 663Ac.
Oats-No. white. 42ss "a exc
Rye-No. >, 72A M728c.
Wheat-December. $1.12h: May. Slip. Cash
No. | hard $1.l4% @1.15A; No. 1 northern,
Sl.14E a ]: l4A; No northern, $1.12A al. .123.
No. northern, $1.1OA ML11A.
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Portland Butter Market
Elgin Butter

PORTLAND. Dec. 13.-Butter-City and coun-
try creamery, extras, SOC; fancy. 35@3Ie: store.
20d24c.
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Egg Market I'm Nearby Countie.

ELGIN, H.. Dec. 13.--Butter firm at Sic
Sales for the week. 629.3 pounds.
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OREGON
WESTERN STATES
Corn, ctls. 500lMalt, SKIS. 800
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SALES
II "a a M
Mining stocks

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday:
CONfST0CKC
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UTAH UP.

Lehi. June 19-Utah lake is now three
feet afoVe compromise point the highest
stage in a dozen years. Tt has remained
stationary at this level for several DAYS
and because Of the imr-gnse evapora ton
owing TO the greatly Screased surface
It is now thought that the limit has been
reached Jordan river. at the head. car
ries but a part Of the outflow. Big
streams a half mile east of the river
head are running across pastures and
Srass lands. emDtying into the river proper
one and two miles to the north The
road leading across the head of the Jor-
dan river TO the Saratoga springs is in
undated for mile. making It necessary
to take another road to the springs.
A force of men has been at work for
the past week throwing up entertainments
10 keep the lake out Of the pump house.
in which are located the big pumps which
for 2 number Of years supplied the farm
ers of salt Lake county with water.
Three years ago the lakes level was low
cred four feet below the pumps. but now
il is four or five feet above and when
there is a strong south wind it blows the
water over the long. low buildings in
which the pumps are housed. Certain it
is that the pumps viii not be called into
use this year.
For five miles on the west shore of Utah
lake the county road formerly ran along
under the high embankment close 10 the
water. This stretch Of road is now under
water and teams are compelled to wind
round deep washes and through the sage
brush
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Assessment No. 6.

MOUNTAIN DELL CONSOLIDATED
Mining company. Principal place of bus
mess. Room 100 NewhOuse building, salt
Lake CITY. Utah--Notice is hereby given
that at a meeting Of the board Of di-
rectors of the Mountain Dell Consolidated
Mining company. held on the 18th day Of
June. 1893. an assessment Of one and one
half 01z) cents per share was levied and
assessed on the capital stock of said cor
poratiOn. payable at the office Of p. 3
Hall. secretary of said company, at Room
1fo9 Newhouse building. on OF before July
30. 1903. ANY stock upon which said as
sessment may remain unpaid on the said
10th day Of July. 1893 viii be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auction
and unless payment is made before viii
be sold on the 5th day Of August. 1909
az 1879 p. m. of said day, TO pay the said
delinquent assessment. together with the
cost Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
3. 3. HALL, Secretary.
Location Of office, 1109 Nevhouse build
ing. salt Lake City. Utah.
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REXBURG, IDA, NOTES.


RexbUrg. Ida, June IA large mass
meeting Of the citizens of Rexburg
Moody Creek. Sunny Dell and Herbert
was held in the Commercial club rooms
on Monday to consider the question of
opening certain roads over the bench Mr..
Z. @. Keller and Mr. Willard Johnson
were chosen respectively chairman and
secretary Of the meeting. A resolution
stating that certain county roads leading
to AMI from Rexburg had been arbitrarily
closed without ctner roads being opened
mtead also pledged the support of those
present to use every honorable means to
MAINTAIN any county roads now open or
that have been arbitrarily closed. A COM
mittee was also appointed for each of
three roads in question They are to go
over the ground and report next Monday
night There has been considerable feel
ing over the road question but il looks
as if it Will be settled amicably in the
near future.
At a citizens meeting held on Wednes-
day night I'm the club rooms the oues-
ton OF a site for the new passenger depot
was discussed R. J. COmstock reported
that the committee i'm charge OF this mat
ter has secured options on the Osborn
property for 1850 and the Leatham prom
erty for Sl,4jl. The railroad company.
however, preferred the Leatham property.
there was more room and il would not in
terfere with the traffic on the streets
nor with the switching Of freight trains.
If the latter property Is given to the
railroad company they VIII maintain d
good sized triangular park at the depot
II was the sense of the meeting after dis
cussing the matter of a site TO substitute
the Leatham property for the Osborn
place and offer the railroad company a
deed to the Leatham property on assur-
ance from the Oregon Short Line officials
that they build a passenger depot to cost
$4,000, and as soon as possible to park
the unoccupled portion of the ground.
Miss Lizzie Jones and Mr.. Daniel Kicks
both of Rexburg were married in the
Logan temple on Wednesday. The bride
is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Leonard
". Jones. The groom is the son of Bish-
op Hyrum Kicks Of the Rexburg Third
ward. They viii make their home in
Rexbrug.
Miss sadie Fisher of Plano and Mr..
John Parker Of Hubbard were married in
Salt Lake last week.
County Surveyor Fred W Mitchell died
Tuesday from typhoid fever. He was
bout . years of age and a well quail
fled civil engineer. His home was at St.
Anthony.
w z. Gee has purchased the interest Of
] F. Wendel in Dalby-Wendel Jewelry
company. The new company will do bus
mess as the Dalby-Gee company.
In the district court at St Anthony
on Tuesday Harry Clifton. charged with
abduction Of young Rexburg girl. was
found guilty by the jury and sentenced
by the court to one year IN the state pen
itentiary.
The Woodmen OF the World and the
Ladies Of WoOdcraft will hold a Joint in
stallstion Of officers on Thursday. July l.
Principal z. c. Daily. Arthur Porter.
academy faculty were IN attendance at
the church school teachers convention
last week returning home at the begin
ning Of the week
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WAR UPON THE SALOONS.
Public Meeting Called by the Com
misioners of Cache County.

Logan. June 19-The meeting called by
the county commissioners for the pUT-
pose of securing some uniform action
looking to the elimination of the saloon
evil was but poorly attended. as result
of the failure of the county clerk Go issue
the necessary invitations TO the councils
and town boards Of the various cities
and towns in the county. All these Off
GERS knew Of the meeting, but did not
come in for the reason stated. SO there
was nothing to do but adjourn until some
later date. Friday, June ., was the
time selected and Nibley han the place
Bishop Z. r. owen Of Wellsvllie was
chosen chairman Of the meeting today
and J. W Funk Of Richmond was Sc
lected as secretary, ana these Two were
constituted committee on invitation Tor
the next meeting. with instructions TO no
tifv the MAYORS and councils OF all the
cities and the boards Of IN the towns
Alma Merrill of Richmond. A. NJ. Is
raefsen of Hyrum and y. ". tro0kStcu
Of Logan were named as a committee to
secure legal opinion as to the extent to
which the county commissioners can 20
i'm suppressing the liquor traffic. The
nlan is to secure united action throughout
the county. I'm the matter of preventing
the sale of liquor after the first Of next
wear. Several Of the cities have already
refused to issue any more licenses to
saloon keepers. and the idea is 90 nave
them all 90 so and then get the commits
sioners TO either prohibit the sale Of
liquor in the precincts or place the license
so high that the saloon men will be forced
70 quit
4 uine-vear-o1d son of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Jones Of Wellsville was drowned
i'm what is known as the big Creek at
that place today. and az this writing the
whole town is out searching for the boy
body The creek was swollen with the
spring frPshets and the body may have
heeu carried into the larger streams.
Judge Brangham has started I'm on the
enforcement Of the fish and game law.
This morning a boy over legal age who
wss caught fishing without license
was fined so. The game wardens here are
more active this year than ever before
Prt few arrests have been made. but the
officers are out along the streams and as
a result the law is being more nearly
LIVED IN TO fhan hefore
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PITCHER ANNIS'
GREAT RECORD
SHIFTS Helena Out, Making
Thirty-Six Innings With
out a Run.
I,tsrmountain League.

..-.-..f. innings pitched without al
-s run % cross the plate
lar-.7 H. the record for the lutermountaln
and T. held 10y A.nis, the crack
-,--huaw of the SAT- Lane lealn5 VIZ. VIZ
'-l-4t--af rne record yesterday afternoon
COM t--,5ir- Helena q line Of goose eggs
nine lis fourth consecutive shutout
,-am being pitched this week
-sf-sf Helena and two against Bolss
~ vl-k al Boise. Salt Lake totaled
~ -- while Helena could no moth
nv. --I thereby takes the third game Of
~ eve In the series with Helena the past
W, Co.. ,,,s.,.u and
- brand chs teams have been playing
-i week drew the record crowd OF
4-s=.r Fully $500 fans were pres
.-f and every one OF them a loyal SAT-
~ r-ofar Auuis was At his best yes
--5e, and inning after inning as the
fr.fara PLAYERS were let down the CROWD
t-sr. calling for the fourth straight smut
N.f once during the nine innings did
tt-f- +sIfer for a second. -Four scattered
tHe three of them going TO Cahlll'
oss an they could do with MS delivery;
trf. did not have his StrlLe-Out pan
-,,-tir. but the fifteen assists shows
M. ta9t the balls on the ground and that
IT, -frra wall iufield back of him was
---tf7g fr good shape. In the first and
r,5r5 innings Helena got q man as far
-rrired the side without trouble.
Gordon for Helena was also i'm great
f,rue and for five innings had Salt Lake
5.u-r and out Tn the sixth Manager Ed
IT. hammond led off with q single. Head
ri-5 out 30 Gordon on an attempted bunt.
rus,f swung At the bali and it dropped
I'm front of the plate and Lussi legged
ID ont for first. but was retired on
throw from catcher TO first. II was
lid and run sign on the play and Ham
mona started for second with the pitcher
arm To the surprise of everybody. in
Guiding Che Helena players, Hammond
never stopped at the bag, but continued
au t1 thri ami beat the throw G.
Thomas 90 Elsey to HaTmuth. He scored
au EeUys single with the first run of
he game. In the seventh Gordon weak
srad for the first time and a total of four
hits helped by a couple of errors at
first. gave the locals the other four runs.
The features OF the game were the one
handed stab of McQuaid, which he turned
into a double unsssisted. and a Cne-hand-
I'D stab by Flick On deep second. Both
nlavs brought the crowd To its feet. The
game was one of the fastest seen this
season.
The score
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Assessment No. 2.

PROGRESSIVE MINING COMPANY.
Principal place Of business, Salt Lake
CITY. Utah Notice is hereby given
that at a meeting of the board of
directors. held on the 18th day OF
May. 1909. an assessment of cent
per share was levied on the capital stock
Of the corporation. payable ON OF before
the 23d day Of June. 1909. to c. 7. Mixer.
secretary. at 229 South West Temple
street. Salt Lake City. Utah. Any stock
upon which this assessment may remain
unDaid on the I'D day OF June. 1909 viii
be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction. and unless payment is
made before will be sold on the 18th day
Of July, 1909, to pay the delinquent assess
ment, together with the cost Of adveTtis-
ing and expense OF sale
C. T. MINER. Secretary.
Location Of office. 20 South West Tenn
Me street. Sait T.aKn civ Utah
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BOISE PLAYING
REAL BASEBALL
Captures Both Games of Dou-
bIe- Header From Mon
tana Miners.

Boise Ida. June 20.-The Boise players
found their batting eyes today and beat
Butte i'm a double-header. Both games
were Of the classy sort. with the score
tie and two men on bases In the last OF
the ninth Of the first game. Petrie clOut-
ed the ball to the far right field, scoring
the winning run. Pender had it on Butte
all the way while Marshall was weak in
the pinches.
Buckets Bosses new pitcher from the
State league let the miners down with
five hits i'm the last game. winning the
contest. 6 to g. MCAdams was taken OuJ
in the seventh and Osborn substituted,
but hitting scored three runs. Scores;
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Yesterdays
Results.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Chicago. June 2o.-Chicago took the
fourth straight from Brooklyn today
Reulbach allowed but three singles. two
of them in the third. saving the visitors
from d shutOut. Score: X II. r.
Chicago .-.....-.--. ...........-..--
Batteries Reulbach and Moran; Bell
and Bergen. Umpires-JOhnstone and Gu
sack.
St. Louis. June 20-St Louis defeated
Boston in q farcical game here today, 5
to g. The victory made it four straight
for the locals. Score: r II. F.
Boston .--.-.-- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. . =
81. LOUIS .------. ..-..--.-.-.s...s 10
Batteries-FergusOn and Graham; Lush
and Phelps. Umpires-kane and Klein
Cincinnati. June 20.-Hits by Shean,
Grant and Magee and q long fly by IL
tus gave the Phiadelphias the winning
run in the fifteenth inning. Score:
X. II. f.
BntlaQelpnla ....r--. ----.--------
Batteries-Campbell, Casper and Nc
Lean; Moore, NcQuillen MOren and Doc
in. Umpires-Rigler and TRULY.
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SPANISH DRIVER
WINS AUTO RACE

BouIogue. France. June 2O-The interna-
uonal cup for light automobiles, the
only important race i'm France this year
was won today by the Spanish driver
Guippoue- He covered the distance of go
miles In hours S. minutes - seconds
GouN. a French driver. was second and
Thomas third. There were twenty start
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Third race. seIline
BIG CROWD ATTENDS
TURNERBUND FEST

Cincinnati. O., June 2O.-The second day
of the thirtieth fest of the North Amer
lean Gymnastic association Of the Turn
erbund was a continuation of the aus
piciOus opening made on yesterday. Fully
twenty-five thousand persons crowded the
grounds to witness the program.
This was German day. and 100 Ger
man societies Of this city. headed by the
United Singers, marched into the grounds
After the parade the flags of the Ger
man societies were massed and all gath
cred at the fest platz where visitors from
other cities were formally greeted.
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SUBURBAN ON THURSDAY
Score of Thoroughbreds Are Entered
for the Classic Event at Sleeps
chad BAY.

New York June Grading interest in
the United States this week is conferred
in the classic Suburban handicap, which
will be run Thursday, the opening day at
the Sheepshead Bay track. Unless some
UNEXPECTED Withdrawals are made at the
eleventh hour nearly a score of thorough
breds will start. From form displayed
in previous races this season. the Sub
urban appears to be a contest in which
the stables of James r. keene and Sam
Hildreth will be the chief contenders.
Mr.. Keene has a strong entry in Celt
and Hilarious. and this pair viii prob
ably be the favOrites for the race.
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APACHE WINS MARATHON.

Denver, June 30-Saui Halyve the full
g.ooded Apache Indian runner from the
GRAND Junction Indian school, won to-
Day Marathon race here from Joe ErXle-
pen Of the Missouri Athletic club and
IuIT Gordy of Grand Junction, in the
slow time Of 314.53
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COLLINS BEATS MCFARLAND.

New York. June 2O-In a special one
hour motOr-paced bicycle race at the
stadium. Clifton, n. J., today, Elmer
Collins Of Lynn. Mass. paced by Charles
Turville. won by about a mile, He COW
cred 3S% miles. Floyd MaCFarland of
San Jose. Cal. was second. half a mile
ahead of James Moran of Chelsea. Mass