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Flour and Sugar Sale

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-29
HALL WILL TRY OUT
THE BUTTE MINERS
Campbell Will Direct Team, but
Is Still Too Sick to
Play.

The Salt Lake and Butte baseball
teams VIII open the second series of five
games hero this afternoon on the Walker
field on the present trip. Hall will pitch
for Salt Lake and Dunn or White will
pitch for the Miners, Captain Campbell,
who has been sick, will be on tho bench
his team. which means that the
visitors will play better ball that they
have done the past week.
Butte defeated Salt Lake four out of
seven games in Butte. but since the
Miners arrived here several of Manager
Barnes's mine diggers" have been
knocked out and have been unable to
play AT their best. Tho last few days
tne boys have had the best OF care and
Barnes Is confident that he will get the
majority OF the present series OF games.
1t is the first time that Salt Lake has
had winning team, and the fans hone
tnat inc cubs win another straight OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-29
BICYCLE RACES AT
SALT PALACE TONIGHT

Two feature events are scheduled for
the bicycle races at the Salt Palace to-
night. Lawson and Walker Will ride n
match team race against Pye and Bard
Sett. best two in three one-mile heats.
Mayer and Wright have been matched
In an unlimited pursuit race. Wright IS
considered the best amateur on the track
this season: but was defeated In a pur-
suit race last week by Mayer. The latter
claims he is the better man, and the two
Will hight II out tonight.
The other events on the programme
are as follows:
One mile handicap. professional
Quarter-rnilc dash amateur
Two-milc scramble" amateur. prize
at each half mile.
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Latonia Entries,
Special TO The Tribune.

|
CINCINNATI, June 2S..-Entries for 10.
morrows races at Latonia:
FIRST race. five -ciEhths OF mile
lpurse-Tyras. 1l3; Topland, 113. 10,
Morris, ll3. Prince Imperial. 1lS: Lore
Clinton, los. Billiard Ball. 10o; PlacIdo
100; Claudia. los; Betty Lester. 100: OF.
Iva Meikle. 100; Uralia, 100 Creston Girl
100 Miss Sly, 100; Darling Florence, 100
MARITIME H. 100.
Second race, mile and one-sixteenth
sellinG-Beau Brummen, III, Tackle. lO7
Mason, 107; Il. IT. Shipp 107, Carev,
lQ6: Winning star, 105, Norbit Hines
100; Frank Stagg. 100; Jack Baker e7
Harkaway, 95; Gerrymander, 92
Third race. elcven-siXtecuths of a mile
selling-Rickey. 121; Voting. 121: j. c.
Core. 121. AddaX. 119: Donna N. III,
lamar, III; Billy Locdner. 113; Ray II.
III; Light Blue. III; Bald Hazard, los;
Sinfran. los; Camel, 106: Fete, l0T, Ace
OF Diamonds. 106, Sainest, Jog
Fourth race, mile and seventy yards,
purse-Zicnap, Ill; Rara Avis, 162; Pala-
mon 100: Lubin, 9S; Ethel Carr 95. LII
lie Turner. 96.
Fifth race, one mile. selling-ChaMergc
Trophy. 107: EldoTado. LOG: Quagga, i06
Oronoaka. 10+; Billy Vertres. l03, San
Primo. 1903. Red Hussar. l02: Listerine,
9I Roscberg. %; Queens Message, 81:
Sniff. 81: Green Bridge, 81; Bryce, 81;
Denver Girl. SO.
Sixth race, one mile. selling-Warner
GrIswell. 1l3: Grenade. 1i3: Alma Boy
los: Hcine. 108; Skye, 81; Lady Vie. IO2
Hans. 102: Splendida, ST; Ludhiana, 81 ,
Alice Baird. 81, Joe Rose, 81.
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INTEREST III TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
HORSE SPECIAL IS
HELD Up BY JONES
Officers Search Train at Woods
cross and Ditch Race
Track Tcuts.

OGDEN, Utah. Iune 2s-A special
traln OF thlrty-eight cars OF racing stock
Tor The Butte track meeting left Salt
Lake city at o'clock Sunday afternoon
and was held up at Woods Cross for
TWO hours by Special Agent Joe Jones
aud his stan of railroad secret service
men, In order TO weed out and ditch n
horde Of rdcing touts and track crooks
ana Followers who were beating their
way 10 Montana on the train.
Every car in tho train was inspected
and S1Si in fares collected from those
who Were not entitled 10 transportation
with the different racing stables repre-
Sentcd on the train. Some Of tho track
hangers endeavorcd TO hluf the Of
nCcr and the members of his staff. and
various threats OF gUnplay were made,
5Gt these were promptly called by the
secret service men and the deadhcad
were forced 10 yield tho price
or get of the train.
AS n result OF this inspection the spe-
cial train did not arrive at Ogden uItil
nearly o'clock last night. and tho train
wnS closely guarded until H. pulled out
for the north n little later.
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Victoria Entries.

Special to The Tribune.
VICTORIA, q. o. June 2s-Entries foy
tomorrow'S races:
First race, nine-sixteenths OF a mile
sslling-Risky. 105; Bellini 1O4: Thrd
Chance. los; Terrago, los; Otranto. 10Y
Triloba, lo9; Ketchell, 1O9: Alarmed
l09. lrma Lee, 100; Miss Picnic l09.
Second race. lve-eighths Of a mile
selling-Auburndale, 10; Patricia p, 10:
Banellen, ~; Nellie Racine: ll2; Mech
lin, ll2; Maud McG.. 1l2; Shirley Ross
more: l12: Succeed, 1o9
Third race. mile and one e-sixteenth,
selling-Colbert. l02; Taunt: los; Col
Bronslon, lo6 Day Star. 1l2: Dave Web
Der; ~: Tacoma, 10.
mile, selling-Fredonia, 97, Belle of iro-
quois. 90; Matte Mack 1ol; Illusion, 1o4
Emma G., lo1; Silver Knight. 107.
se!ling--.Aristotle, 119; BAIL, 121; Mitre.
l2S; Mike Hennessey. 124: Sam McGib-
Sixth race. three-quarters OF a mile.
selling-Belle Of Brass. 1903; Zalta, 1OS
BE Brief. 1l0, Novgorod, 10. Dandy Fine.
10; Bayfield,, ITO.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-29
Bicycle Racing is
Cause GiIes's Death
PARLEY GILES DIES
FROM BICYCLE HEART
Worlds Record Breaker Breaks
Down While Racing in
California.

Parlcy Giles. ono Of The most pronii.
Monday AT $50 p. Ia. at him home 104
Third avenue, from the effects Of in
Elimination Of tho outer lining OF the
heart. DR., Musscr. the attending ply
sician. said that Giles's trouble was
brought on through bicycle racing. and
after a breakdown In Los Angeles last
winter Giles had been getting worse un-
I'll The end came.
Giles was the holder Of five world's
records. and Il will be long time before
another amateur can be found who will
be able TO lower the marks established
one mile. unpaccd, At snltasr, July %,
1905 I'm the remarkable time OF :55 1-5.
But for the number Of watches held on
the rider IL would have been hard 10
have made the fans believe his time cor
rect. Before breaking the mile record,
Giles was anxious 10 secure all the rec
ords up TO five miles. lie rode two miles,
1905 III 1909; three miles at the Salt
Palace. August I. 6:25 35: four miles in
Ogden, August 81, 1851 2-5. and five miles
in Ogden last August In 1l:OO flat.
Giles was only 20 years OF age and
IL Is thought that the terrible strain he
underwent In securing these worlds rec
ords affected his heart, owing to his
youth.
Last fan Giles started for the east on
he was forced 10 take the train. In the
east he failed TO make good. and he went
to California. where he completely broke
down and had to stop riding. This spring
he tried TO ride again, but had to quit
after which his decline was very fast
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-29
Hamilton Entries.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
| HAMILTON. Ontario, June 29-Entriea
for to-morrow's races
purse-Occidentai. aS; Patriot, %; Tro.
mage 9S Serenade. 9S, Fulford, lot: Pal,
los; Sal Volatile. lis; Mozart, SS Osor-
inc, 49, Muckrakc, 106; James D, Brady,
Ito; Gypsy King, 10.
Second race, one mile, purse-Almona.
30: Plaidmore, 90; Moquette. los; Jack
Parker. lOS. Ellcott. l08; Woowinder,
stition. l02; Light Wool, 12O,
Third race. fiye-eighths OF a mile, purss
-Lolr Tourval lO2; Bradswad, 104; Don
Diaz. 1o7;- Short Order 1O7, Nernoo G.
j, Jr.. l07 Sen Bracket. l07. Mesmer-
lzer, 107; j. *. Houghton, 10I; Glenn
Beach, lO7: Detroit, 112. Charrian, 112;
Beaulash, 112.
Fourth race, steeplechase, about two
and ne-half mlles-Long Service, 1879
Natal. l57; Steve Lane. 157, Marksman.
l57: Waterway, 157; Pagan Bey, 157; By
Fi5th race, three quarters OF mile.
Rose Queen. 10, St, Jeanne, ia; Royai
Onyx, lo7, Centre Shot 115,
sixth race. three-quarters Of milo.
seil'ng-Stromelapd, 95, ida Reck. 40:
Croydon. 100; Edgey, 1903: Descoments'
lO3. Cooney K, i0G; Little Usage, Jos:
Consistent. los; Col. Zeb, 81; Spiron, 101:
Youthful, 105' Sally Preston. liO.
Seventh race. one mile, selllng-Aralia.
98; Gwendolyn; 93 Many Colors, 9s; SIl.'
May, 1o2; Melnnge. 10Y: Lady Isabel 107.
Gruche cor, lo7: Lady Gay Spanker, 1iS:
Little Minnie. 1O5; Topsy Robinson. 10.
Belle SCOTT, 10. ~N''
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Chicago Has First Call.

CHICAGO. June 2S,--Chicago probably
Will become the permanent site of the
Grand American handicap. Although Sec
retnry Shancr OF the Interstate associa-
tion would not commit himself on the
point, II IS regarded as practically assured
that the big shooting event Will come here
each year, as the city has shown that 1t
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., Shancr. "and when
the Interstate association meets in the
fall. this city is certainly going TO be the
strongest candidate"
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Ike Cook Statue.

CHICAGO, June 2S The design for the
Henry Graves fountain at the head OF the
speed way In Washington park by Charles
j. Milligan, 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 wel-known horsemen OF the
west, has been accepted by the South
ness OF The old horse. with fountain
playing at the animals feet. The statue
OF the horse will be looking east upon
the scene Of Ike Cooks many victories,
then known as the Garden City race
track. Upon the base Of the fountain will
be the simple inscription:
Ike Cook One-mlle track Time.
2:30."
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Iatonia Races.

I.ATONIA, June 2s.-Today's race re-
suits:
First race. five furlongs-Calash. I tc
.: won BrevIte, Z to l, second: C. NJ
Miller. 30 TO ]. third. Time, 1:02 10.
Second race. SIX furlongs-My Gal. to
/, won; Saiian. 6 to /, second Eva Tan
quay; ~ TO /. third. Time, IA 1-5
Third race. mile and ne-eighth-Point
Lace. l6 TO }, won; Nanen. u 10 l. sec
ond Quagga, 30 TO ]. third. Time, l;53
Fourth race. mile. handicap-Zienap
II to 2, won: Old Honesty. 3 TO g second
rs 3-5.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Rusy Man. q
10 |. won, Madman. TO /. second; Wool
Sixth race. fvc and n half furlongs-
Tom Holland, 20 ] won; Cemo. TO l,
second: Lilli0n Leagh, 6 TO l. third.
Time, :0G 80
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-29
UMPIRE'S DECISION
Is KILLING MCPHERSON

NEW YORK, June 2S.--Wi:h wild en-
thusiasm as Dan McGeeham, captain OF
the visiting team. in a game between
Elizabeth and Allentown Yesterday hit q
long drive over the left field fence, Mar
tin Mcpherson fell into convulsions when
the umpire called il n foul, Thinking
the hit q homo run. Mcpherson gave n
yell Ike a maniac. and rolled from the
top row OF the bleachcrs stand head first
physician at the game took Mcpherson
in charge and had him rushed to the nos
piLal.
1t is feared he will die. having burst a
blood vessel
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-29
Horsemen's Special
Held at Woods Cross
MEYERS LEASES THE
OGDEN CYCLE TRACK
Will Promote First Meet Next
Sunday, With Salt Lake
Riders.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. June 2S,-J. J. Meyers. one oil
the lcsseas Of the bicycle saucer track al
Glenwood park, arrived II Ogden today
from Salt Lake, Beginning tomorrow
morning. force of is,1l viii be put To
work resurfaclng the track and making
other improvements for the opening
event. which VIII he held next Sunday
evening. July 4.
Another entrance 20 the track will be
made nearer tine park entrance. which
viii be more convenient for the racing
patrons. Additional lights Will be strung
around the tracks ana leading to the
main entrance.
Mr. Meyers Will be In Ogden all this
week supervising the work. he says that
an exceptionally good card will be offered
on the opening night and that the best
men in the game al salt Lake Will be
Drought here for the races.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-29
Fuel COMPANY Wins.

The team representing the Utah Fuel
company defeated the Oregon Short Line
clerks by a score Of II to 10 at Liberty
even up to the sixth inning when the
Short Line boys went UP In the air.
making several Wild throws. which netted
SIX runs for the coal beavers. The Short
his team. making several good catches
and hitting regularly. Daggett. the fuel
company. S second basemau, took away the
honors OF the day. having eight chances
and accepting ali Of them without an
error.
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Sender Elasse Race.

KEEL. June 2S.-The third Sender
Elasse race was sailed today in very un-
favorable weather The emperor was
present at the start and the princes were
again at the rudders Of their yachts.
The crown prince sailed Angela ",
Prince Eite was in command of Eliza
beth III, Prince Adalbert OF Jock. and
Prince Henry of T!lly XII.
Hsve!ia. which won the second Sender
klasse race, was again a victor thus
capturing the emperor's cup and the
armour cup, although the fourth race Is
ret 10 b. contested. The crown princes
Angela ~. was second. and Seebund IL
vas third.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-29
JaffneY Starts StanIe.

the four-y -year-old bay scfding which ran
second in the Suburban handicap. has
been purchased at reported price Of
of Charles f.. Murphy. leader of Tam
many Hall. Mr.. GafTney's entry of the
turf field as an owner last week caused
much surprise. but he said that he had
such confidence In the racing situation
that he proposed to establish high class
sta Bile.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-29
ComislSey Finds Star,

CHICAGO, Juno 2S.-Baseball follow
ers arc discussing a report that President
Comlskcy of the Chicago American league
team has found a. successor to Fielder
Jones in Joe Cantillon. manager Of the
Washington American league team, who
Will replace BILLY Sullivan as manager
at the close of the season. IL is said
that "JigGs" Donohue. the former Chi
cago player will manage the Washin-
tons IL CaNilllOn loareS-
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MA EONAL
Rain Stops Second Game.

BOSTON, June 2S.-Phladelphia won
the first game of Il scheduled double
header today, to s. the second one be-
ing postponed on account of a heavy
shower which started after the finish o.
the first game. II. H. u.
Philadelphia . ..................5 ~ $
Boston . ...,....,...-......:, g =
Batterles-Corrldon. McQuIllen ami
Doom; Tuckey and Graham, Empires. =
Rigler and TRULY,
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BIG FIRE IN T0N0PAH;
LOSS OF HALF-MILLION

shops and roundhouse of the Tonopah
& Goldfleld Railroad company were de-
stroyed by fire tonight. the property loss
being estimated at 100000 The flames
started In the oil room. and. famed by
strong wind. rapidly spread to the ad-
Joining structures. Several powerful
mountain locomotives were destroyed and
others badly damaged. Michael Donohue
night machnist at the shops. discovered
the fire and was badly burned while en-
deavorlng 10 extinguish 1t. The insurance
Will not cover the loss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-29
Umpire Fires Players

CHICAGO, June 2S.-Detrolt defeated
Chicago, ITO l. today, in q hard-fought
lch-lnning game, which was marked by
wrangling. Cobb and Schaefer were mt
out Of the game for disputlns the uni-
pre- decisions. Il. II. e.
chicago ........,.....,.s..... : .
Detroit , .....,..,,..,, 2 ?
Batteries-Burns, Walsh and Sullivan:
Summers, Speev. Willett and Stanage
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Pirates Start Again.

CINCINNATI. June 2S-Timely hitting
won today's game for Pittsuurg.
n. II. Il.
Cincinnati ...,..,...,...,.,..... l
PltLSburg Observation-Disclosures. 3 - !
Misunderstanding. Dubec and Mclean:
and ODay.
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American Association.

At Milwauke 4; Indian
apols, S.
AT Minneapolis-Tol J.; Minneapo-
lis, 5,
At Kansas City-kansas City. 2; Louis
vile, O.
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Big Rainbow Trout.

| II J Bowlcn caught a rainbow trout
in the Jordan river Monday evening
measuring 23i inches and Weighing Il
pounds. The large fish was brought TO
The Tribune office when still alive 1t
is one OF the largest that has been re-
ported caught In the river this season
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Four Straight.
Errorlegs Game.

| PHILADELPHIA, June 2S.-New York
defeated Philadelphia today to |.
r. II. F.
| Philadelphia .....,............1 0
| New York Observation-Disclosures. 0
Batteries-Morgan and Thomas; Doyle,
Manning and Sweeney.
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Forbes Will Fox

CHICAGO. June 2S.-Harry Forbes.
former bantamwcight champion OF :he
world. is preparing 10 Te-enter the ring.
He will meet Monte Attell before the
Columbia Athletic club OF Hammond
July L.. if the latter Will agree to terms
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MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
AMERICAN
Sto2lN Wnrk Tells

ST; LOUIS. June 28.-Steady pitching
~ Petty and hard hitting by Hoffman.
tones and Ferris, defeated Cleveland TO-
!9S' r, II. L
-. LOUIS s.>.,s,,..-,......,s.. 10 )
'ih .'.ss-.,-. -.s.,...,,s..,.0 J l
Ea!kcnberg and Bemis
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TENNIS PLAYERS ARE
NEARING THE FINALS
Badger Defeats Boyd in Sensa-
tiOnal Game at Country
Club.

Play In the state tennis Chanipionsh hips
is narrowing down 10 the best players,
The courts at the Country club were
occupied all afternoon Monday, Ten
| semi-f finals were played in the mems sim
gles and three games In the women s
singles.
The feature OF the afternoons play was
the match In which II. It. Badger defeat
ed Boyd In n sensational run after what
seemed TO be n hopeless defeat. Boyd
won the first set, 81: on the second set
BOYD had Badger 81, when the latter
oraced and beat out his opponent 10.
and also took the third set. 6-3.
The results In the wornen'a and mems
games played were as follows.
WOMEN'S SINGLES
Miss @. Mccormick defeated Miss Nc
kimmon. 6-2; 81
MISS Thorn defeated Mrs Callaghan,
Miss Lewis defeated Miss e. Day. 6-1
MEMS SINGLES
R, T. Badger defeated Boyd, 5-7; rs;
Griffin defeated Blood Go: Sc.
r W Salisbury defeated Whitney.
Brown defeated Thompson. 7-5; Ca
5. Ncel defeated Bamberger by default.
Mcleod defeated Armstrong by default
g 9 BSadger Sag defeated Hills. So: 6o4,
Sc: 10
Mcleod defeated Ingehretscn, 81: 6-3
MEMS DOUBLES.
Roberts and Roberts defeated StImson
and Bamoerser Jog; -,
Today's schedule:
MEMS SINGLES
.. mo j. Salisbury VS.. Niles
MEMS DOUBLES
$50 p m,-Moore and partner VS.. c.
Nccl and Mcleod
$50 p. NC. Badger and Taylor vs.
Garnett and McBroom.
$50 p. m.-Salisbury and Salisbury VS..
Thompson and Griffin.
p. m.-Cox and lngebretsen vs.. Boyd
and II. Taylor.
6p. ms. Neel and Whitney VS.. Bagby
and Blood.
WOMEN'S DOUBLES.
4 p. m.-Miss McKimmon and partner
VS.. Miss Eliza and Miss e. Allen.
p. m--Mrs Griffin and Mrs. Smith VS.
Mrs. Keith and partner,
430 D. m-Miss Niles and partner vs
Miss Y. Mccormick and partner.
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A private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglar-proof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company,
81 up Main street. 5000 per wear.
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TodaY's schedule .
MEMS SINGLES.
Nor thWestern League

AT TaconIa-Vancouver 0; Tacoma,
At Portland-Aberdeen 6. Portland,
AT Seattle-Spokane. 9; Seattle, g
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Bayonet Runs Second.

PARIS. June 2S.-Thomas Hitchcock.
~ = Bayonet finished second in the Prlx
Grand Lieu at Auteuil today.
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Western LeaGue.

At Pueblo-Lincoln. 6: Pueblo. Q.
At Topeka-Topeka, 8; Des Moines,
At Notwithstanding. 5; Wichita. T.
At Denycr-SiouX City, 4: Denver, 8.
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BRIGHT Racing Prospects.

NEW YORK. June 2S.-~The biggest en-
try list received this season by any OF the
tracks In the metropolitan district has
been made for the Empire Jockey club
stakes TO- the summer meeting. The
nominators include many prominen;
horSemcn from the west and Canada and
the horses represent all the important
stables OF the American turf. For the
n total OF 800 entries came in. The prom
ise for the meet Is go good that the man
ayers expect to conduct racing six days
a week from July II TO July 81.
Automobiles for Hire.
Automobile Exchange, 63 Postoffice
Place
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Open Shop Wins.

open Shop Wins.
LA CROSSE, Wis, June 2s.-The street
railway strike was finally settled today.
The company is to operate an open shop.