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were not up to the Hagenbach stand
ard.
Pa went of and sulked all day, but
he made good the next day.
Our intention was to let elephants
alone until we were about to return
home, as they are so plenty we can
find them any day, and after you have
once captured your elephants you have
got to cut hay to feed them, but Pa
gets some particular animal bug in
his head, and the management has to
let him have his way, so the other day
was his elephant day, and he started
off through the jungle with only few
men, and the negro wife that he horn.
swoggled the husband out of. Pa said
he was going to use her for a pointer
to point elephants, the same as they
use dogs to point chickens, and when
We got about a mile into the jungle
he told her to "hie on" and find an
elephant. Well, sir, she has got the
best elephant nose l ever saw on a
woman. She ranged ahead and beat
the ground thoroughly, and pretty
soon she began to sniff and sneak up
on the game, and all of a sudden she
came to point and held up one foot,
and her eyes stuck out, and Pa said
the game was near, and he told her
to charge down. and we went on to
surround the elephant. Pa was ahead
and he saw a baby elephant not big
ger than a Shetland pony, looking
scared, and Pa made a lunge and fell
on top Of the little elephant which
began to make a noise like baby that
wants a bottle of milk, and we cap
tured the little thing and started for
camp with 1t, but before we got in
sight of camp all the elephants in
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Friendly ADVICE r

II / ever marry" said the bachelor
who was beginning to be DID,, 1T shall
be careful to pick out a lady whom I
can treat as my equal" -
"Oh, say. old chap" answered; the
married man. Il wouldn't do that If
were you. 1 can tell you from ex-
perience that a woman who would
submit to such treatment wouldn't be
worth having around the: house."
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Dark Colors in Vooue

In all the gowns and in all dresses
for morning wear or simple afternoon
wear dark colors are those most in
vogue, but there are certain bright
tints of old rose and saffron that arc
exec edingly fashionable.
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than all other diseases put together and until The IA,
few years was supposed to be mcurabIe. For Rres
many years doctors pronounced it local disease an
prescribed local remedies. and by constantly fain
% cure with local treatment pronounced 1t incurabl
SCIENCE has proven Catarrh to be constitutional DID
HAMS Catarrh Cure manufactured bv r = Chene
Co.: Toledo Ohio Is the only Constitutional otre O
the market. 1t is taken Internally in doses from
drops TO teaspoonful It acts directly on the Bloc
ana mucous surfaces Of the system They Offer on
hundred dollars for any case 1t fails to cure Sen
tDr circulars and Testimonials
address, F. J. CHENEY dt CO.. Toledo, Ohio
Take Hals Family pins ,ior constipation.
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Pillow Covers Of Russian Crash.

Russian crash is now used for max
ing very effective and very inexpen-
sive pillow covers. This crash can
be embroidered in large conventional
designs for the living room, or for
the nursery it can be embroidered with
nursery rhymes and Mother Goose
melodies. These pillow covers are
laced together at one end SO that they
can be removed and washed at fre.
Quent intervals.
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There are butterfly barettes and but.
terfly combs and silver butterflies, all
to be worn in the hair, but only one
at time.
This comb is worn at the top of a
Psyche knot or three puffs. The but
terfy is of finely wrought gold bands,
with the body made of colored stones,
and it is mounted on a shell hairpin.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-05

If every man was compelled to act
as his own fool-killer there would be
an epidemic of suicides.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-05

= Men are sometimes SO good and so
great, that one is led to :exclaim: Oh,
that they were only a little better and
q little greater!-J. H. Newman.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-05

The Best Laxative-Gar6eld Tea! Com
posed of Herbs, it exerts a beneficial effect
upon the entire system, regulating liver,
kidneys, stomach and bowels.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-05
Charity Among Women.

When women attend a party on
their way home they have quite
little criticism to Offer. even i: ther
had good time.-Atch:son Globe.
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All sorrow is an enemy, but it car
ries q friends message within it, too.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-05

PILES CURED IN TO IA DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to cure any ca -
OF Itching Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in
to IA days or money refunded. 6Oc.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-05

Smiles make a better salve for trou.
ble than do frowns.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-05

If Your Feet Ache or Burn
get q 25c package Of Aliens Foot.Ease, It Riyes
quick relief. Two million packages sold yearly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-21
BIG MONEY IN BASEBALL
Former President of Highlanders De-
clares a Fortune Is Made Every
Wear

New York. May 9o.-The inner workings
of major league baseball clubs with an
idea of the expense Of their operation
and the profits made from them are Of
ficiaIly revealed in a suit brought by
Joseph Gordon. former president Of the
Greater New York baseball association
against the association and Frank j.
Farrell, the present owner of the New
York American League team for re-
ceiver. The appellate division of the su-
preme court is considering the application.
After stating that it was his idea to
incorporate an American league team in
New York City and that after doing so
he served as its manager from 1903 10
1907. Gordon relates that Farrell, who
furnished the financial backing, agreed
to give him half of the profits. Gordon
asserts that the business is Of great
value with large profits and the approx
mate receipts for a season are about
s2iO.W0 There have already been five
seasons and exhibitions with the annual
cost OF operation about $4,000 and the
net receipts over and above such costs
have been very large and far exceeding
the moneys put in by the defendant Far
reil."
Gordon asks for an accounting of the
business. and profits and an inspection of
the books, also for a decree that he is
the owner of one-half Of the business.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-21
MIKE JORDAN
WINS CUP RACE
Public Has Another Even
Break With the BOOkieS
at Ogden.
special to The Herald)

Ogden. May aO.-On account Of the good
card today the attendance was much
larger than usual The feature event was
the Sylvan Park cup race. Starter Murray
giving the field q perfect break. 1t was
anybody's race until well in the stretch,
where Mike Gordon coming from the
clouds, won by two lengths
The management has arranged hign
class card for closing day. bringing to-
gether the best horses at the track.
The fourth race on the card. the Bam-
berger special. should be the feature race
Of the day. Such good sprinters as Cres-
ton. Anna Nay, Native Son and havana
will measure strides. It will be sur
prise if a track record is not broken III
this race. Results today:
First race four furlOngs. selling. 3
year-olds and up-Biliy Mayhem, Palms,
to ,, won; Glendenning, Kirschbaum, )
to l. second. Prince of CASTLE. Bergman.
10 to /, third. Time-:50. Glendenning OIL
well. leading to half. where Billy Mayhem
took lead, winning easily by two ana a
half lengths. Glendenning was second Dy
a head Prince of CASTLE. third. Susie
Gregg, Old Nick, Billy Taylor, Happy
Chappy and Billy Bowiegs ran as named
Second raCe-J. A. MallOn. hirschDaum,
to 2. won Buna Bevan. 3 to ], second .
Antara- MendOn. to ], thlFd-
Time-1 .03 %. MallOn dashed into an
easy lead holding same to well in
stretch. where he was forced to a hard
4
Buna finished second by three and half
lengths ahead of Antara and Daily.
Third race. three furiongs. selling, 2
wear Olds-Eel, Kirschbaum, to ., won
Good Ship. Smith. to >, second; Miles,
Sinner 10 TO l. third Times As. Eel
dashed to front, leading all way. was no
contest. Good Ship was second by one
length ahead Of Miles. Miles, C. j. Hardy
and EldoradO also ran.
Fourth race Sylvan Park cup, one mile.
S-yeaI-0lds and up.-Mike Jordan, Palms,
to J. won KOpek, Shriner, Il to ],
second; Wooden, Manders, TO !, third
Time-l:45 Is. Wooden off first, leading
first half. where Biskra led field to win IN
stretch. where Mike Jordan, coming fast,
won bv two lengths. kOpek was second,
half length ahead of Wooden. triar OF
Elgin. Severus and BIskra also ran
Fifth race. six furlOngs, selling, swear
ODDS and .up-BOn Ton, SINNER, 70 :,
won: Bonfils. BoreI, ) to ], second; Chief
Desmond. Donwitz, Z to 2, third. Time
1IS Bon Ton off to a flying start made
every past a winning one. BOnfils and
Chief Desmond finished noses apart Ut.
Crook, Timothy Wen and East End also
ran
sixth race. one mile. selling. S-Eear-OIds
and up-HUapala, DOnwitz. to ], won;
Surety. Manders. to ], second; Balreed,
Peak to D. third. Time-1:f4 IS. Strictly
a one-horse race, Huapala winning IN d
canter Surety was second. the favOrite,
Balreed, was third by a head. Colonel
White. Markie Mayer, Manila 5. and
Diamond Nose also ran
Todsy's Entries.
First race. three furlongs selling. ,
year-olds.-Wicket. 1O5; Charles J. Har-
vey los: Mary Dees. 110: Moon Glow, 10;
Sixteen, rs: Endure, 10
Second race. six furlongs. selling. 3
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At Louisville.

Louisville. May 2a.-First race. four and
a half Observation-Disclosures straight 50
won, CambrOnne, place 5000 second /.
Kichii Tanak, show S42.45. third Time.
so 80.
Second race. five and a half furIongs-
Irfaneth. straight s2910 won: Tom Nc
Grath. place 1875, second; Marbles. show
S5.S5. third. Time, I :06 80.
Third race mile and 70 yards additional
race. regular third race declared off on
account of scratches)-Alice. straight
S243. won; Lady Vie. place S13 second (,
Greenbridge, show SSs5, third. Time
"A 50.
Fourth race Louisville Hotel handicap
six furlOngs-Crystal Maid straight $50 20
won; Charlie Eastman, place 1885. sec
Ond: Sea Swell, show S.25, third. Time,
1;14 Is.
Fifth race. five furlOngs-The Fad.
straight SS.65. won; st. Deiniol place
S1450. second; Calash, show $685.. third.
Time. 1.O1 4-5
Sixth race. purse. $780, mile and a six
teenth selling-Tom Hayward. straight
$685.. won: SilveradO place 5000. second ;
Denver Girl. show 1915, third. Time.
81 3-5
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-21
The HERALD'S SPORTING PAGE

year-oids and up-Pallas 96; Taskmaster,
le9; DR.. Crook. III; Watiere. IS; Glenden-
ming, III: Hampton Beauty. &C.
Third race, c. G. Miller Brokerage Co.
purse. four furlongs. selling. 3-year-oids
and up-Platoon, 80. Antara IO4. Billy
Taylor, 104: Lancashire Lad. 104: Runsum,
l02; Walter H., go: Ontario Oregon 1O1
Byron, 104: Sir Preston 1Gi.
Fourth race, Bamberger special purse
five furlOngs, selling. 4-year-olds and up
Creston. 10l, Burning Bush. 107. Balreed,
100; Anna May, los; Friar of Elgin, 107;
Native Son. 10I; Ravaria. 105.
Fifth race. L. G. Best purse. seven fur
longs. selling, 3-year-olds and up-Work
and Play. l04: Hi Caul Cap. 10i: Chief Des-
mond. l04: Balnsde, 100; Prince of CASTLE
l04. Cardinal Sarto. l04: Birth, O..
Sixth race, Ogden street railway purse
one mile, selling. 3-year-Olds and up
MendOn, III. KOpek. 107 Marlxie Mayer
III; Diamond Nose. 101; Patriotic 100 Ele-
walton, III.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-21
NASSAU COUNTRY
CLUBS GOLF TOURNEY

GIencove, n. y, May 20.-The annual
golf tournament of the Nassau county
club began today with about seventy
five entrants. Walter J. Travis did not
participate Hayne Of Yale, Fred Here
shoff and John NJ. Ward of New York.
J. H Lester. the visiting English player.
and Harry Legg, who has held the in
tercOllegiate championship Of New York,
and is ex-champion of Minnesota, were
among the players entered
The qualifying rounds were at IS holes
each. The clubs represented were En-
glewoOd- Nassau. Garden City, Dyker
Meadow and Crescent
Fred HerreshOff had q fine score Of %
despite two or three bad holes
Other scores were: 7. y. DOublay Glen
cove. Sc. r. L. Scofield. jr., Stamford,
Sc: II s Hubbcu. Glencove. 50; w. /.
Hicks. Glencove. %; John NJ. Ward OF
New York. the former baseball star. IS.
T. d. Hopper, New York, -; B. Hayne.
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BASEBALL
Standing Of
Teams.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Detroit. MAY 20.-TOdavs game was al
ways i'm doubt until the finish but result
ed in DetrOits favor. to 3. giving Mullin
his seventh straight victory. Score;
r. II. +.
Philadelphia Observation-Disclosures. g o
Batterics-Mullin and STANCE: Plank.
Vickers. Dygert. Thomas and Livingston.
Cleveland, May O-Washington defeat
ed Cleveland, to 2, in ten innings today.
Score: r H e
CleNelauu ---.---------- ------...- 2
Wasnlngt0n --...--.-.....-.... I
Batteries-Joss and Easterly; johnson
and Street
St. Louis May 0-St Louis with a
greatly changed lineup in the field today
won the second game of the series from
New York by . to 1. Score: r. H. r.
New York -.-.--..-.. ....-..-...
Batteries-Waddella and Stephens; Brock
EFT and Blair.
Chicago. May 20.-Chicago broke its los
ing streak today by overwhelming Boston,
y to g. The game was close until the
eighth inning, when Chicago fell upon
Chech for eight hits and, aided by two
errors, scored eight runs. Score.
RH. L.
Chicago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is ]
Boston .-.----.. ---.-.-... )
Batteries-Smith and Owens; Morgan,
Chech and CaTrigan.
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At Belmont.

Belmont Park Nav 9.-First race. five
furIones. stra ight-Sweep, II to 10. won.
Beau Nash. to .. second; Fire Box, -
to l. third. Time. IS As.
second race. four and half fuTlOngs,
straizht-Green Vale. Is to 5. won: AnaNri.
g to I. second: Grouse. to ], third. Time.
% %
Third race. six furlongS, stralght-Cha-
n1Iltepec : to . won. Dreamer. 10 .. sec
ond: Horace E, - TO !. third. Time.
1.10 SIS.
Fourth race. one mile-Maskette. to 1
won: Lady Bedford, to I. second; fleid
Mouse. . to T. third Time. 50
Fifth race. stceplechdse. about two
overwhelmingly Beau. even, won; Jiu
Jitzu. & to I second. Time. 4.o2. Helen
shea and Dane fell.
sixth race. six furlon gs-May River. Is
to 1. won: RaQuet. to ], second; Taboo.
to I. third. Time. III
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GO TO THE RACES VIA
FIRST NORTH STREET

y J. r. Raleigh, superintendent of Y
= streets has requested that those go y
= ing to the race meet in automobiles y
= or other vehicles use First North y
y street. This street is in excellent y
= condition and will furnish an ideal 4
= driveway South Temple street is =
y torn up. owing to repairs, and North y
\ Temple street is in d bad condition =
= owing to the fact that the banks of y
y City creek are being repaired by the 4
= employees Of the street department. y
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-21
AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIPS
HELD AT SEATTLE

New York May 29.-BaTlow s Weeks
chairman of the championship committee
Of the Amateur Athletic union. today an
nouuced that the national junior. senior
track and field championships of the ANA
teur Athletic union would be held at the
Alaska YulSbn-PaCific exposition. Seattle
on aug. Is and u.
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TRIP ABANDONED.

Utica, \. Y. May 30.-Walter WvIie and
Ernest Higgins Of the Twelfth regiment.
New York National Guard. who left New
York this week expecting TO reach san
Francisco on July 1. travelling by bicycle.
abandoned their trip here today. Wvlie
had bad fail a few miles from this city
and fractured his arm. The two were
carrying messages from superior officers.
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o. 90 VICTORIOUS.

Chicago. Nav 2o.-Aifred De Gro of New
yorI, defeated Thomas Hueston, Of St.
ouis in the first block of their three
nights plsv for the three-cushiou billiard
championship IF America here tonlgnt
ne orc finished with an average Of "A TO
Hreston's Ga Tctals-De orc. 20; Hues-
ton 49 The victor will receive the Lam
hort diamond trophy and Sl.eoo.
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The Salt lake Route has arranged with
the Utah Jockey club for special racing
train Wednesday and Saturday. Nav -
and MAY -. leaving Provo at 10 2. H. and
returning leaving Salt Lake City at D..
m. The round trip fare from Provo to
salt Lake will be s1.25. and the mana ge-
nent of the Jockey club has announced
special events and big purses for these
DAYS in an effort TO please the visitors
from Utah county.
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PER CENT DISCOUNT
To First Purchasers in LaureIhurst
Every Day This Week.

Telephone Chandler & Souies Co, Bell
2159 or Ind. 167, and tell them when you
want 10 take the auto trip to the prop
ertv Hourly trips every afternoon
T.surelhurst is the best real estate in
vestment YOU can make-S550 to 500 an
acre now will net you from $4,000 to
SO. 900 within a year or two. You must
buy quickly, as the acres are going fast
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Dell Double pIavs-Stis to Yarmouth.
gus 70 Smith to Yarmouth Left on bases
Helena, g. Butte. 4. Hit by pitcher
CahilI- Bases on balls-Off johnson, 2:
OH OIL Zen, 2 Struck out-By Johnson, 8:
Dy Den, D; by Pender l. wild pitch-Dell.
innings pitched-By Dell, %; By Pen
ger; l-5- Time of game-1;l5. Umpire
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BUTTE, 6; HELENA, 5.
Wild Throw by Marx and Smiths
tumble Loses Game.

Helena. Mont, May 20-Helens pre-
Sented today's game to Butte in the
eighth inning. when wild throws by Marx
and Smith. a tumble by Cahili. allowed
Butte three unearned runs Helena at
tempted a batting rally in the last inning
but it was too late and only one run was
made making the final score to !. This
was ladies' day and LOCO people witnessed
The game Score:
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IF IT'S HERE
IT'S RIGHT
shrub BEATS ST, YVES
English Runner Defeats Marathon
Winner in a Twenty-Mile
Kace.

Montreal. Canada. May @.-Alfred
shrub, the English middle-distance
champion, proved his ability to go farther
than fifteen miles in a winning style bv
defeating Henri st. Yves the Marathon
champion from France. i'm their twenty
mile race on the Montreal 4. A. a.
grounds this evening. ShTubb won by
lap and a quarter. about $50 yards. in the
fast time OF 1 hour - minutes and Is sec
--S-af
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pRoUTH BROKEN.

Oklahoma City. Okla, May 20.-Gen-
eraI rains are reported throughout Ok
Ishoma One of the most serious
drouths in recent years is broken. Dur
ing the last few weeks a great many
farms were deserted in that section and
q continued drouth during the summer
would have almost depopulated it,
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FUNERAL OF WILLIAM MAYNE.

Bingham. MAY 20-Tbe funeral of Will
liam Mayne, an old-time resident of this
camp. was held at the home Of his broth
OF. George Mayne At II O'Clock this morn
Ing. Bishop ". 3. Waters officiating
There were many beautiful floral tributes
Burial took place in the Bingham GENE
terry. Deceased was - years of age. leaves
2 widow and two sons and has resided in
Bingham thirty-four years.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-21
DR.. ROLLER RECEIVERS
AND SIGNS FOR MATCH

Kansas City. May 2l.-Dr. b. T.. Roller.
the wrestler who has been IN here with
DtOmaine poisoning. has sufficiently re-
covered tG sign match 10 take on Sieg-
fried i'm Kansas City on May 81. I'm the
meantime he will spend a week resting
in Illinois.
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COAST LEAGUE.

San Francisco, May 20-San Francisco
defeated Vernon today, making it three
straight for the locals in the present Sc
ries. The four errors piled up by the
visitors were in a measure responsible
for their defeat. Score; r. II. E
San Francisco OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Vernon .... .--....-..---.-.......-..-U
Batteries asterly and Williams Hit
and Hogan
Los Angeles, May 2O.-Although Carson
and Johnson. of Portland allowed but
five hits between them, Los Angeles sue
ceeded in getting a run over for each
hit today owing to CarsOn's lack of con-
troll The final score was to 2. Score:
R. II. E.
Los Angeles ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Portland -..- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS b =
Batteries Briswalter and OrendOrffs
Carson. johnson and ATmbruster.
Sacramento. May 2d-Oakland retaliated
on Sacramento today, winning to I, by
hammering Fitzgerald out of the box in
the second inning. when they gathered
five runs off his offerings. Score:
Sacramento .... .-.-..---..-.-.....-.i
characterization and Lewis; Fitzger-
aid, Hauser and Graham
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FOCAL BATTERS
FATTEN AVERAGES
BOiSe's Baseball Team Thor
OuqhIy Discouraged, Fails
to Play the Game.


..AA4+4+$N*t4 ? ~ fFNFFFNT
o-frg 10 the opening of the rae =
ss5s0n on Saturday Manager y
~ sy-1rfh decided to play the game y
. gf'-5IIed for Saturday this after 4
THE regular game with Boise =
iu therefore start at $50 p. m. =
WI, and there viii not be another =
: zane until sunday,
SXA4%%@@4 ~ , y ~
81. lake. Is. Boise, 8. The thoroughly
..----s,szs5 and disheartened Irrigators
80 ike a lot of school boys in their
..seferdav against the Salt Lakers.
7.o-i-- was in the box and in the third
n .S 'fourtb innings was hit safe eleven
sua which. coupled with the fielding
~ . baateu team. let in total OF eleven
- I'M these two innings Manager Con
l,.-.-+l,ers sat on the bench and made no
~ l.,,lD+ whatever TO relieve his luckless
a,tc;lsr The crowd rather enjoyed the
ll-[.rfscle. and the local players all worked
~ f-ttar their batting averages and the
t,+ei al eighteen hits shows they did their
80 nell Pitcher Thomas was on the
.ish for Salt Lake and he. too, was hit
hard. but at no time was me game III
n was plainly evident to those who
r.rc watched Boise play for the past
trrsa games that there is something rad
f-aIIv wrongswith the team and there are
i-Jications that the manager, Con
Summers. is the man who needs releas-
i,- There is not a player on the team
Who has his heart set i'm his work. Usu-
afiv am error results I'm the man either
Lsina nut out of the game or switched
t1 sSuc other positions. The players do
mai seem 10 care whether they stick
Win the team or not and it may safely
he eaid the Salt Lake public is with the
Boise players.
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RETAINS HIS TITLE.

Johnstown. Pa May 30.-John Coulon
of Chicago. worlds champion bantam
weight fighter. retained his title tonight
when he met Jock Pheneci0 Of Jamestown
It was fast six-round bout. in which
under the Pennsylvania laws. no decision
was permissible.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-21
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Minneapolis Minneapolis. 81 Indian
apolis, 0. -,
At Milwau kee-Mlwaukee, 2; Column
bus. 6.
Al Kansas City-Kansas City, 5; Toledo,
70
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SOLD ZOE st.ooo.ooo.

Chicago, May 20.-The assets Of A.
Booth & Co. were sold at public auction
today for 81. 600 900. The only bidder
was an agent of the reorganized COM
pany promoted for the purpose of re-
facilitating the big fish concern.
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au1cHERs AND eRocERs WIN.
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