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FOR SALE-FARMS.
FOR SALE-sEASHORE LOTS.

T Il "
OWN a COTTAGE BY THE SEA.
AT BEAU TIFCL NORTH CHESAPEA
BEACH. FOR HEALTH AND PIEASI-RE
THE COMING CITY OF THE BAY.
THE ONLY. SALT WATER RESORT Ay-
CESSIBLE TO WASHINGTON
TRAINS SUMMER AND WINTER
30 lots AT $50. $40, and $50 each. S. down s.
DeI month. Church. hot D. store. clubhouse
and 90 houses already built ana many lots
sold, q, mile up beach from g. b. r. r. sta
ton. Take automobile Agent at hotel, SIC
5th So. n. ".
HOTEL. CELNEBT. $3.50 PER WEEK g. UP.
aus. %. 2S, se2,3,f
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
For Sale.

bARtfAlN-Bcautiful Groom cottage Just
completed. large lot; fine location. close to
$500 A. B. CAMPBELL. 6l5 lfh ST.
se2-2t
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SNAP-F1nely constructed new suburban
home; large rooms; tiled bath: hot water
heat; one fare; magnificent location; great
bargain; investigate. a. 3. CAMPBELL l..
6l5 18th $50
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FOR SALE-LARGE BUILDING LOTS on
and near electric and steam railroad be-
tween WASHINGTON & ALEXANDRIA
CITIES. Big sale on LABOR DAY Lots
as low as so each; and terms as easy as 81
per week; eighty-nine lots TO be sold CAL
or send Tor particulars
JAMES Z CLEMENTS. owner
l4Vt 9 ST. y. W. Phone MIN 1850.
augl -2ta
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FOR SALE-A CHANCE OF A I.IFETTATF,-
o4N-foom house, large porches, east expo
sure DatN. best OF water, fine shad. good
AVN nowecs, shrubbery. fruit OF nealtS am
KINDS arst-class stable. hennery. good ems <
~ runs nearly one acre OF ground in high
state OF cultivation ell fenced win naliD@e
Located On high elevation one square FROM
electric cars. Price $500: 81 OoO cash. bal
ance 20 suit
EDWARD DANIELS
commercial National Bank Bldg
Eth and q SITS n w
ANN Or
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FINE GROOM HOUSE, almost new. with
one acre fine lana; lots of fruit splendid To-
cation; elegant condition; only So $50 A. b
CAMPBELL. els 18th sept
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WashingtOns thriving suburb Iot aO-~Soo o .
ons ar rare. location healthy and desirable.
splendid well Of water: all necessary ONT
buildings Price. 81. 600; easy terms.
CHARLES D. FOWLER
sos i ST n W gerz,
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APARTMENTS TO LET
Furnished or Unfurnished.

THE ALONZO o. BLISS Properties
PHONE LING. 1850.
THE VENTOSA,
First and SITS NV Facing Capitoi
Park. All outside rooms Two rooms.
bath and Rtchenet'". So. 60 Fireproof.
THE ASTORIA,
Third and @ SITS. NV. Near pension
Office Single rooms. IS. FireDroor
Two rooms, Sl5.
THE LA GRANDE,
6o7 4th st. NV. Faces pension Office
park Five rooms and bath. $50
THE DARLINGTON,
zoos Gath st. NV. BY Washington
circle. Five rooms and bath. SS5.
THE Lorraine.
1904 Park road NV. In Mount Pleasant
Just on 18th 81. Five rooms and bah.
$3.50.
THE PENHURST,
IS II st. ne. Near govt printing office
and Union station -Four rooms and
bath, SIS. Five rooms and bath. $3.50.
THE DORCHESTER.
18th and Nd ave. sw. Three stories.
good outlook. Newly renovated. One
and two rooms, s. to SIS.
BLENHEIM COURT.
An apartment Of the highest order
in the quiet residence section OF Wash
ington Heights. Free from all city
noises, yet convenient 20 the car lines
Apartments ranging from two looms
and bath at $3.50. TO seven-roOm
apartments at $50.
1882 HARVARD ST. NV.
Apartments having appearance OF
private residences Three apartments
TO each building. Six rooms and bath,
SIS.
1920 18th st NV, 10-room
house, overlooking the city,
$50 per month
PHONE LINCOLN 1860
FOR DESCRIPTIVE FOLDER
AND INFORMATION.
ALONZO o. BLISS Properties.
BLISS BUILDING, 50 B ST. NV.
OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS.
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Offerings in the Realty Markets
of Washington and It's Suburbs
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

1926 r ST. y. w.-l0 rooms and bath
each; beautiful location: parties leasing FOR
one year viii be given one month free rent
Rent. SIS Sc
r. r. HOwENSTEIN CO.. 1914 F.
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AUTO REPAIRING.

LET rs REPAIR IT.
No matter what may be the matter with
your automobile. bring the car 10 us and
we viii put it IN good order with guarantee.
very moderate charges
COLLIER. Auto MachiuIst
9TH and = sts. ~ l.
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THE BENEDICk.

y =
lSO8-ISl0 1 ST. ~ W
FIREPROOF CONSTRUCTION
TWO AND THREE ROOM BACHELOR
APARTMENTS. furnished or unfurnished.
Located on high ground and convenient to
clubs and departments. Under personal su-
peFyisIOu OF g. yners. Swimming pool, shower
baths. valet and room service. ice water taI
included in renJ. Inquire az office. jyZ5-u
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FOL SALE-truit and garden farm; 4 room
dwelling and outhOuses: fruits In FULL bearing
OF gluerent varieties; 100 young peach and
other fruits planted this spring; a. miles from
congress Heights; wen watered; price 50 200
W ". HALL 66S Pa. ave. S T.. ausI-3ts
IF YOU WANT 10 buy Maryland farm OF
suburban home, see us c. send FOR latest
bulletin.
MARION DUCKETT & SON,
635 = \. W 4y2-te
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1882 HARVARD ST. NV.
Apartments having appearance Of
private residences. Three apartments
to each building. Six rooms and bath,
s22
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RLENHEIM COURT-

An apartment Of the highest order
in the quiet residence section OF Wash
ington Heights. Free from all city
noises, yet convenient 20 the car lines.
Apartments ranging from two looms
and bath at $3.50. TO seven-roOm
apartments at $50.
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IS II st. ne. Near govt. printing office
and Union station -Four rooms and
bath, SIS. Five rooms and bath, So so.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-10
ACCIDENT THAT WAS
NOT WILLE'S FAULT

During the rustic and hustle at the
busy corner of Second South and Main
street yesterday afternoon, Eugene
Wille's automobile figured IN another ac-
cident but III this instance 1t was not
the fault of Willie. and he is being con-
graduated by his friends.
There is always a big crowd on the
street but at 4 o'clock yesterday after
noon there WAS larger crowd than
usual. Street cars. automobiles. motor
cycles. bicycles. wagons buggies and
carriages passed hitler and thither and
5WiIle's machine was one Of the bubble
wagons III, the cruch.
woman driving runabout had 70
slow down To avoid striking three chill
dren directly in front of her. Behind
the runabout came two touring cars. one
OF them the famous Willie machine. 10
avoid running into the runabout Willie
had to turn sharply and as he did so
the other big car smashed Into the Vile
ga SohuGgy, breaking several spokes ana
delaying traffic for Some time. There
were several narrow escapes during the
afternoon. one boy being knocked from
a bicycle, y woman was nearly run
down by a motorcycle which knocked
parasol from her hand. AS she started
to pick it up boy on a bicycle whizzed
around tho corner and ran over the sun
shade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-10
RESULTS AT BUTTE.

Butte. Mont. July 9--Today's results:
First race, four furongs Rev el Tovar
won, LaS,DeNtra second, King of Yolo
Third Time--.iS.
second race five furlongs--Iady Powell
won. Daisy Frost second, Sister Julia
third Time4-1 02. l. :,
Third race five furlongs- Seven Full
won. Fl Salvage second, Mollie Montrose
third 'rine--1:0 Ia.
Fourth race, one mile--,Old Timer won,
Work Bon second. Mike Jordan third
rime--I:il Ia ri
Firth race, six furlongs-I.a Gloria
won. JilIett second, Little Buttercup
third Time--1:l3 1-2.
sixth race. mile and Il siSteenth-Jacll
Paine won. 4. G. Widrig second. Buna
Seventh race. five urlonEs--Prudent
Won. Barerian second. Carter Light
bird. Time-e.T0l-i
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ESCAPE OF SIBERIAN
POLITICAL CoNyICTS

seatt tie, Wash, July 10,--Intorrhatin!t
concerning the escape of the band es
political convicts in the interior OF ST.
hel'ia, who are making their way 50
ward East Cape, on the extreme east
coast In all effort to reach Alaska. was
brought to Seattle yesterday by john
w. Kelley. who has long been identi-
fed with affairs in tine Arctic, both lit
Alaska. and Siberia.
The first word Of the escape OF tiia
convtcts reached nle ear Of Capt n. f.
Kallinikoff, acting governor at Nichiny.
Iialimsk, which is 1900 miles from
East Cape, March Is, I" said Mr.. Kelley.
He Immediately sent q. detachment Of
his men in pursuit, and they overlook
and engaged the exiles 100 miles from
the post. The Cossacks were defeated
and seven of them killed. Several OF
the eNiles met the same fate.
Reduced in numbers by dealt, from
exposure and many OF them having
been killed in battles with natives, tic
band numbered 20 when last heard
from. They have looted the villages
and killed the natives only in cases
where their demands for dogs. food ana
reindeer have been refused
Capt. Kallinikoff despatched band
of messengers to East Cape. who sti'u..-
gled for 1.500 miles over the rough vii
de1ness OF the peninsula. several Of
them per.shing on the way. with a llss9.Y
sage of warning to the commander Of
the garrison at East Cape.
THE escaped convicts are not of tbs,
low criminal class. but are political!
prisoners. Upon receipt of the letter.
from Capt. Kailinikoff at East Cape
on June 20, the day | left. word was.
Immediately sent 10 Nladivostok for y
gunboat to patrol the coast"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-10
sHAW's PROHIBITED PLAYLET.
PRIVATELY PRESENTED

London, July 1o.-Bernard &iraw's
prohibited playet Press Cuttings,
was produced privately at a matinee
yesterday which seems destined to do
more towards achieving the abolition
of the censorship of the drama than
all of the serious agitation.
The morning newspapers express
themselves as at an utter loss to un-
derstand why the censor put ban
upon such an inoffensive sketch.
The play is clever and amusing, one
act being a burlesque of current pol
iticals topics. especially the suffragette
agitation. One OF the most humorous
situations is where a suffragette, VINO
has been arrested and taken before the,
war minister doffs the disguise of wo-
mems clothes and reveals himself as
..Premier Ralsquith.,' and admits that
this disguise is the only means. of
passing through the streets in safety
from the suffragettes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-10
Policy Of Cornell Univer IT,
In It's Rowing Administration

The policy of Cornell university in
rowing administration, as reviewed edi-
toriallg in last Wednesdays News"
has in 4 measure been adopted since by
Columbia in the decision of the crew
and its rowing advisors to abandon, for
the coming year anyhow, the choosing
of a crew captain. This leaves; the en-
tire management OF the active rowing
interests of the university in the hands
of the coach who thus assumes all re-
sponisbility, and he remainsu nfettered
and untrammcled III the selection OF the
personnel OF the crew. Heretofore. In
more than one Of our rowing colleges,
fraternity politics have figured largely
in selecting n university crew. and al
most always ended in disaster Ii is.
strenuously denied, but nevertheless IL
will long be believed. that Iale's tear
ful disaster in 1908 vt New London,
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sHER1FFs SALE.

In the District Court. in and for salt
Lake County. state Of Utah = ~ y Hat;
and Frank ~ TAYLOR. defendants, to be
sold al sheriff's sale at the west front
door of the County Court House. IN the
Civ and County OF salt Lake. state OF
Utah on the 18th day of July A. p
igia. al ~ O'clock noon of said day, al
the right title. claim and interest OF
said defendants. Of. in and to the follow
ii, . described real estate, to-wit:
Lots, Il. 10 and 16, block 8. East Water
loo Addition. in Salt Lake CITY and
County, State of Titan. said addition be-
ing a subdivision Of lots Is to %. In
elusive. and /. block 4, ftve-acre plat a,
Big Field survey.
Purchase price payable in lawful nlon-
ey- Of the United states.
Dated at Salt Lake City Titan, this
2Stta day of June. 1868
Sheriff of Salt Lake County, State OF
Utah.
by Alex Buchanan. r., Deputy Sheriff.
peY s Hoppangt, attorneys for piaiEi-
Date OF frat qualifications June 2Sth. 1909,
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/ QUEER RIDING
! AND THIRTY DAYS.
OGicials Suspended Bcnnic
.,a,roc for Fiasco ip Motor Paced
4 Rnce at Saucer Last Night.

what vas scheduled as the headliner
y last evenings bicycle races proved
y ia !, llasco, and as a result the track
a.ia,s gave Bonnie Munroe, one of
10 PRINCIPALS so days lay off. Mum
40 and Hardy Downing We're matched
!, ride behind motors for a distance of
a,o miles. Whether Munroe was I'M
a,e to hold his pace or deliberately
,ofusad to pick it up when repeatedly
+ asrered to hints best known to Munroa,
MI The fact is that he did not holdfhis
H 80 first riding ahead of the machine
< /, n INA then high on;the bank when Whit
~, slowed down to take him on. OF
.nrrse Downing won easily. Munroa
,nas there withfan explana ton but the
oeicials could not see 1t that way, hence
The suspension.
4 feature was tho great ride by Billy,
sanuelson when he broke the worlds
rerord for three miles nnpaced. The
mark set by TITUS several Years ago
of {: 50 40 was cut down by the Prove
boy TO els. Toward the#close OF the
ride one of the tires went fiat and Sam
nelson so Informed the officials, but they
ordered him To continue, whcih he did
finishing OH lilcH celilsHl Will ~ iiefI siiNG
md smashing the worlds record,
The thee mile lap handicap profess
sional brought out a big field and the
race WAS good one from the crack of
lie gun. fast pace was set and
the back men were not equal to the
task when the final sprint came. Will
Hams, starting from so yard mark. cap
.tured first, The referee fined Hehir7
and Nesbitt for. not setting pace part OF
the way,
The finish Of the five-mile open ANA
ieur brought the crowd toEits feet when
Mccormack sneaked over the tape
ahead OF Boss Wright. Thomas made
an attempt to purloin lap but failed
after a game effort Rrodbeck and
Griguhn refused to take pace after be-
ING warned by conely and We're sus-
pended
The results:
Three miles against mc--Samuelson
rode the distance In 6:1s, breaking the
record OF 6.32 40.
Half-mle open professionally inal:&
Walker, Pye, Palmer Downing. Time,
50 10 seconds.
Five-mlle open arnateur--McCorm
Wright, Mcneil Hume. Time, 1875,
Three mile lap handicap professional
WILLIAMS ESQ yartls) Senhouse 600 q
yardsl. Hehir (40 yardsl, Palmer G0
yards). Time. 5:451-5.
Five-mHe motor Notwithstanding won,
Time, I'll as.
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IN the District Court. IL aud FOR salt
Luke County state of Utah, Edith La
man. Plaintiff. agains.1llorsche b, Ly-
man Defendant to be sold II At s l,ernt
Court House, IN the City and County Of
salt Lake state Of Ia aal on :. me ne, o ana
noon of said day. all the right. Title
claim and interest OF said defendant. Of;
in and to the following described real
estate, to-wit: Commencing rods cast
of the northwest corner of lot ., thence
cast Q rods thence south rods. thence
VEST rods thence north r9 ids 70 b plaSe
~ Mat y. Salt Lake City survey. sub
ject to /, balance due on u mo. mori fs.a.
pany.
DATED at Salt Lake City, Utah. this
10Th day of July. 1919
Sheriff OF Salt Lake County state OF
nv Alex Buchanan .r,, Deputy sheriff,
Harry j. Robinson, Attorney for PLAIN
Date of first publication. July 10. 1909,
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TELEPHONE OFFICIALS
START ON JOURNEY

President II. Vance Lane and I,
Plant Stunt A. j. Vance, with
Clarence Johnson, the yellow
Kid'' at the throttle, started at
o'clock this morning on their long
automobile journey in a 6-ss PIERCE
Arrow through four st;stes--lltah.-
Idaho. Montana and Wyoming,
At each division the machine
VIII pick UP the local plant SUPER
intendent and the district super-
tendent and the telephone lines
throughout the four states Will
be thoroughly inrpccted The au-
tomohile which left this morning
was thoroughly eauipped with ey-
erything Imaginable for the con-
venience and comfort Of the tray
clers. and while they arc not eSr
pecting TO break any speed records
6 they VIII lose no time In going over
the system. The car is a new one
made 10 order, and 1t Is expected
10 be gone for Mt least 70 days.
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FAST TIME MADE ON
SANTA MONICA COURSE

q \. !. s.. i o. :
Los Angeles. July 9.,-Tiftecn cars had
their final tryouts today. and finishing
touches were put on The fast track FOR
The greatest automobile race ever plan
le,t for the west.
Tho racegwill begin at S o'clock tomor..
'ow rnornlsisa Santa Monica. one of
.ne ocean suburbs of Los Angeles. over
"a miles Of oiled and packed roads
Mulch form the ID shaped course. The
contest Is for 200 miles and is expected
20 rcEut5in the breaking Of many road
records.
Single laps around the course already
pave been made during the prelimslaries
n slightly under seven minutes. and
lhree Laps have been made In total
a q minutes. Bets are being made that
The average the winning cars for the
entire distance viii be 81 miles an hour
The Dick Ferris silver cup is the
srnphy for which the cars viii strive in
HE main event
The mayor&of Santa Monica has de-
,lared a holiday for tomorrow. Tonight
~ streets ard roads along the course
Xii be closed. u @a5aEst 4j a5
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WILL ii IN AGAIN.
Ogdcn Track IN Good Condition for.
Opcnins OF Races Tomorrow Night.

The opening OF the Ogden bicycle track
Is sclodnled for tomorrow evening: Last
Sunday was the date chosen but rain
prevented. tile races being run and an
other attempt Will be made tomorrow
night J.FJ. Meyers has been In the&Jnnc-
ton City for several days working on.
Marry FIcagren thatfthel saucer IS now
In pevfect condition. the arena dry the.
lights Inland tile track lightning fast.
An thaffasf professionals and amateurs
riding at'ftheSSalt Palace track will take
part in the Ogden races There Is to be
i half-mile open professional. four heats.
y two-mile open lap amateur. an AUS
iralian pursuit and a two-mile lap han
dirlp professional
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GREATEST INTEREST
EVER SHOWN IN GOTHAM

New York. July. 10.--Nevcr before in tue
history Of baseball has there beCu such
excitement over the outcome OF srieS
between two clubs as exists here, and
the one topic or conversation everywhere
Is the possibility of New York being able
to gain on Pittsburs and Chicago in
tho race for the pennunts
Believing this series with Pittsbucg TO.
be the crucial test of the New York club
IN their fight to be classed with Pitts
burg and Chicago as National league
champions contendcrs. COCO baseball mad
persons journeycd to the Polo grounds
yesterday to see the double-header be-
crowded inside the grounds, 1860 being
able to get seats. while 600 had no stand.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-10
JEFFRIEs WILL POST
$1,000 FOR FIGHT

New York July a.-Personal friends
of j, j. Jeffries have received word
from him, they say TINT so soon as his
theatrical contract terminates on July
II, he will post n $500 forfeit and sign
articles for II fight with Jack johnson.
III the last few months there has been
much discussion as TO the failure Of JET
fries 10 post his forfeit. and this failure
has elected much criticism. Replying
to this, Jeffries states that his theatrical
contract viii not permit him signing
articles to fight anyone, and for that rea-
son he has refused to post forfeit un-
til hisstage work is finished.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-10

when the stroke oar went to pieces
and had to be taken from the boat,
leaving the crew To finish with seven
men, was due to college society inter 4
ference with the coach in picking out
the members of the crew. It is Begin
ming TO dawn on the caliow undergrad
uate mind that IS a CREW is to make any
real showing in 4 race. its members
must be ss1ected with a view N,effce-
tive performance, leaving aside all
social and other considerations. Coltistl-
bia has taken the right step, . step
that ought TO he followed by other
colleges Give the coach full SWING
he ought to be a'the boss" and # his
ideas do not prove OF practical value, +
find another man who can do better it
is 81 marvel that Courtney's ideas have
not been given duo consideration be-
fore, particularly in view OF the un-
broken series Of Corneilian victorits
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-10
JULY 16 THE DATE.

July 10 is the date chosen for the am
.nlIal 4 conflict on the diamond between
}t,,e brigham City east side and west
side sid teams The players win line up IS
follows: East Side-Frank. Merrell, &; T..
Wells DON Gee r. Kaiser, Kenneth y en-
John Younguuist and John II Horslcy.
Subs.-CIarences Merrell. Hyrum !: Han
sen and John Forest, Jr.t West Side,-H,
*, Erdmann Dave Reed, Frank Bowring.
Art 21'ruelson. Leroi Roskelly, Thomas
McMaster. wv. IT. Davis. Nephi Valentine,
j. W. Valentine. Subs.--Roy Nilsson. y oe
Zimmerman. Walt Samsel j. A-sFish-.
burn and r. NJ. Jeppson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-10
TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
ON THIS AFTERNOON

{, At o'clock this afternop, at the Coun-
,rr club, two tennis championships Will
eH started. Ned Garpett, the present
Hate champion, will he called upon to
lefcnd his tide against sam Necl win
aer Of the finals. The match will be
Pest three in five and as both arc play
ns 4 brilliant game J & is expected the
'nsrlt will be decidedly close and high
Y interesting Neel seems to be tho
laEnrite but tie supporters of Garnet
Ire not worrying any
following tho ENeel-t5arnett game. Miss
Mhiliiatns will defend the title of state
y lie finals. There is also considerable
Test IN this match.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-10
PROPER TREATMENT FOR DIX
cENTr,ey AMI DIARRHOEA.

The grent mortality from dysentery
and diarrhoea Is due to a lack of prop
err treatment at the first stages of the
disease Chamberlain's Collie: Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy is reliable ana
effectual medicine and when given in
rca s.onable time will prevent any dam
Eerous consequences. 1t has been In use
for many years and has always met with
success For sale BY all drug
gists.
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In
yn
the
is now
to
Chicago
HI
of
eetth einehes in
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GAME THIS AFTERNOON.

crnw- ar hall tosscrs line up and clash
on walkers diamond at 4 o'clock this
AFTERNOON Either Ludlow or Castro VIII
offer the twists and Blenders, for inc IN
denendents and Langford3 viii be in, the
.boy for the dusky boys. / will be the
first game between the teams since ear
Nv sprinc. E4- 3,si
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auToi KILLS MAJ. LONG.

Washington. July a.-Mai. j. ". Long.
u. S. A. retired, WAS run down here
today by an automobile and died three
hours later. The automobile was driven
#byeJ w. Lawrence. who WAS learning
TO operate the machine.
Mai Long had an aversion to auto
mobiles and two days ago declared:
s5z"If I had my wnv5I would smash and
burn; every automobile in the District
of Columbia
Mai Long was formerly superintendent
or the Michigan State Soldiers Home.