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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-22
FIT HAPPENS
IT'S HERE
Authority SAYS
RECORD IS WRONG
nisoutes SamueISOn'S Three
'' Mile Ride-Duer Sends for
Gasoline Jockey.

LING Of the three-miie unpaced
Iae ~. ny. E. Samuels0n seems to
rtl''1 -.s4 an argument in eastern cy-
have 49, and according to information
cling lI t-a time is disputed. Every
receiver, +-., tra eastern dOpesters take
n5F ana .,-.'4---=rres 90 take fall Out OF
t upon '-Ifsf4 and their feats on a
EssgTH II -rarv time such a disagree
vles- .--ss lie east is always. WTonS,
ue-. pirr1IiUE WOis-r the oiIlclai organ
i--.iirE has the Following 10 say u
4,,sis6ns recent ride III
sam 4e1 people present were al
Wy a., aver the fact that ". +, sam
VorAel az suDposed TO have broken the
ues1-- ",--rscsd record for three miles
Eclls +i--a The program stated;
lgaIs.g rer1rd 6.32 40; held by T. j.
W.. made July 2. 1885 WOOdslde park.
l--'s sfaUs we're correct except a as
-A1 - of one minute. Iltus does hoid
l1iaI--5-4 but e IS 5:32 40, and not
I-e lssruaIs0n covered the distance
.'-sr5 and as the spectators thouSht ne
y ,'-1.-ts7 the worlds record by some
ll- seconds. he was made some
i9-.vi nero Ii doubtless will be
H-as 20 him To learn that he did not
80 anywhere near the record. had he
". -5ysr-d the last three-quarters mile
lo' oqst tire SamuelsOn might have got
y. ~ rrIsr the real record.
~. above sounds nice and would be a
,5ts ON the Salt Lake bike fans If
sg But it happens that the Titus
eE5 mas F-Eg a.. instead of 1852 4-5, and
lr..--ls-5 therefore broke the record and
ri live official recognition for same.
~ ,5s world dopesUer would take ms
--E and paper Tor a rev minutes ne
- 7rirklv see that Titus would have
a'--sta s4ch mile in a little over 1850
n
~ writer. Everybody knows the best
ed mile ever ridden in the world is
--i1- for a single mile and that al ef-
80 81 braak this have failed. Then to
-, Tlfus with going a full three miles
much faster clip than a single mile
Ia ever been ridden is coming pretty
----rg The World dOpester should have
Herald dope book handy. and consult 1t
store trying 90 call anybody down on
m. fans who like the dizzy whirl of
h. motors are promised something out
H fha ordinary Friday night when I.
n S7muels0u and j.. T. Whittier have
--si- Httle argument out as 10 which can
~ motor the faster. On this occasion
,lsr ride best two in three meats Each is
EVEN the pole i'm one heat and the third
sm b. a pursuit race and the winner Of
,ba two heats takes the pie.
F5- Saturday. Pioneer day. Ernie Pye
s-5 Rlv Samuelson will try it out at the
-rs1it game. Pye has been doing great
rrk al the track i'm unpaCed riding this
r-sr He succeeded in breaking Samuel
.1-.s two-mile record and came pretty
t5,s TO his mile mark and now is going
sfr the CUpaced King in the pursuit
game
Ra7 Duer. the champion motor-paced
follower. is not satisfied with the out
. rrz Of the race with Downing on Tues
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-22
COAST LEAGUE.

Los Angeles, Cal. July Z1.-Vernon hit
both Baum and Ehman freely today
with the result that ten runs were piled
up off sixteen hits. There was no in
ming in which Vernon did not make at
least one hit. Sacramento earned four
runs. Score: R II. e
vernon -a.''''''''''.-.U 10
Batteries-Brackenrid and Hogan;
Baum, Gilman and Byrnes.
San Francisco, July IA batting rally
in the ninth inning by San Francisco won
today's game from Oakland by the close
score Of to . With one man out and
three on bases, Nick Williams struck a
single which scored two runs. Score:
r. ii. Z.
san FRANCISCO .r..-.-.--s--s--.--s-.6 .
oakland --s------------z
Batteries-Henley and Berry; BOice,
Nelson and LaLonge.
Portland. Ore, July a.-Portland and
Los Angeles gave an exhibition of SPLEEN
did ball playing today. 1t was neck and
neck until the last inning, when bases on
balls and a twisting grOunder enabled the
home team to score the winning run.
Score: r. II. K.
Los Angeles ...--...-.---..-----...-3 10 I
EOflldnQ ---..-s-.--. ----.-.--4
BatteTies-ThOrsen and OrendOrff;
Hardness and Fisher.
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Some surprising bargains in this, as
the values are much better than the
prices. Better come in tOday-they
may all be gone tomorrow
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Assessment Notice No. 2.

rs 80, ~ IROCGHS MONARCH MINES
IL, - ~. place Of business, Salt
---,5 l-y, Utah Notice is hereby given
,--. q. az a q meeting Of the board OF direc-
ro--- ~ .Ae Seven Troughs Monarch Mines
ssse-lany. held Oh the I8t6 dav of Inv
~, az assessment tNo. p of one-half az
rg --t snare was levied on the outstand-
~ 'a4.lal stock o. the corporation. nav
,l--s,---- -s--a-ei- TO II. NJ. Chamberlain.
S.i.T-s' care Walker Bros. bankers
n. -eA7 City Utah. ANY stock on which
rsgss- ,s-lels remains unpaid on We'd
~ a. aug is 1893, will be DELINQUENT
md r -r-I.s5l.se1 Tor sale at public auction,
IA ~ yMent is made before. will b.
~, On Wednesday. Sept. s 1eia ar <
% M rs- p. la- az room 600 NeWhouse Bldg
gess- la delinquent assessment. to-
gI-eTs. WIN the cost Of advertising ana
O-fi--- --- CHAMBERLAIN. Secretary
Is s- .1S, Walker Bros. Bankers Her, al Ss,+
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Keeps KIIna 81 Of enc.

New York, July 21.-President Murphy
of the Chicago National league baseball
club is quoted here as CmDhsticaliy de
claring that he would not take $4,000 for
Catcher King.
mot that he is worth that much" said
Mr. Murphy. but there is a principle
involved In the matter, and I propose to
stand firm. Mr.. Ebbetts made a generous
offer for King, and If the case were an
ordinary one ] should favor giving him
up to Brooklyn But King has not acted
IN d sportsmanlike manner to the Chicago
club, and / have come TO the conclusion
that he must play with the club Of which
I am at the head or not at all
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-22
ONE MORE DAY FOR
LANGFORD TO DECIDE

Ely New, July 21.-That Sam Langford,
the COlOred pugilist of Boston. telegraphed
him yesterday agreeing to fight Stanley
Ketchel in Ely on Labor day for 5000 of
the S25, 900 purse was the statement again
made today by Tex Hail. who has been
promoting the match.
In view of press reports that LanSford
denies that he had wired Hall that he
would fight here, the Nevada promoter
Is about ready to declare all arrange
ments off. Hall, however, at the earnest
request of citizens of Ely, has agreed to
wait until tomorrow night for Langfords
final reply to a telegram sent to the pu-
gilist today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-22
THE WITTY WARDEN.
LiDpincOtts s.

You'd hardly expect to find a sense
of humOr in prison officials" says an
American representative on the inter-
national prison commission. but during
an inspection made by some Americans
interested in penal matters Of a peni-
Tertiary i'm England one of US was thus
surprised.
i presume observed the American.
that here, as elsewhere, you prison Of
hcials md existence painful enough
I think you may fairly say SO, sir,
responded the warden, with a grim
,mile, seeing the number of felons We
have on our hands
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-22
GENERAL MAHoNE's RISK,
(Cincinnati Enquirer.)


General AdelbeTt r. Burlington, at
dinner in Madison, n. J., told a number
Of civil war stories.
General Malone" he said, ''was very
thin. One cold and windy December
morning in Ga he was taking a nap I'm his
tent when his old cOlOred servant Uncle
Davy, uptoed In, and, stumbling in the
darkness. knocked down the general s
folding cot and spilled him out on the
frozen ground.
General Malone jumped up furiously
seized a scabbaTd and made for Davy.
Davy ran. The general gave chase.
"Uncle Davy tore up hill and down dale
till he was pretty well out of breath /;
then he looked back over his shoulder at
his master, who bounded after him on
slender limbs, blue and thin, his long
white nightshirt fluttering in the chill
morning.
'FO' de lans sake, Mars William
the exhausted Davy yelled. desperately
20 hain't trustin' yo's'f in dis wind on
dem legs, is yO2'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-22
STORY insists LEAGUE
STILL HAS PROTECTION

Helena, Mont, July 2.-Nelson Story.
president of the Intermomtain Baseball
league, is in receipt of Geographic adj
vices from Secretary Farrell of the Ma
tiOnal association at Auburn, n. Y, that
the organization IS entitled to protection.
Story has advised him Of the Jumping
Of Pitcher Hall to Seattle, Pitcher Annis
to Tacoma and players Kelly and Mar
shall to unknown teams Story has also
entered a vigorous protest against the
Northwestern league informing inter
mountain players that they will be pro-
tected if they jump, which cannot be
done under the ruling of the national sec
rotary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-22
OFFENDED DIGNITY,
washington Star1

Senator La Toilette, while criticising
a trust: Its dignity under abuse and
attack is, somehow, funny /. reminds
me of a little Sioux City girl One
morning she hung about the Kitchen
continually, bOthering the busy cook to
the limit
THE cook lost patience finally.
Clear out o. here, ye sassy little
bratv she shouted, humping the table
with a rolling pin.
"The little airI gave the cook a
naughty look.
II never allow anyone but nay moth
er TO speak to me like that sine said.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-22
IT'S RIGHT
If IT'S HERE
|. JOHNNY Killing IS
THROUGH WITH MURPHY

Kansas City. July III will quit base
ball rather than return to Chicago and
play for Murphy" said Johnny King, the
champion catcher here today. am
through with Murphy and mis- chicago
club. ] will play with any other CLUB
that meets nv terms, however, but never
with Chicago
Referring to Murphy's statement in
New York that king has not acted i'm a
spOrtsmanlike manner. the catcher said;
81 gave Mr.. Murphy every chance to
secure my services this year, but he re-
fused all my propositions. 1t IS Murphy
who has displayed UuspOTtsInanlike meth
DDS. | recret the whole Effair..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-22
JACK CHESBR0 TO
QUIT BASEBALL

New York, July 21-Jack Chesbro. one
time premier pitcher of the country. prob
ably viii retire from baseball unless he
is claimed by one Of the major leagues
within a few days. Waivers have been
asked by the New York American club
and as ChesbrO is well TO do and has a
prosperous lumber business in Conway.
Mass. he probably will quit the business.
ChesbrO has not shown any of his past
form this wear.
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Yesterdays
Results.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York, July H.-In poorly played
and long drawn out contest New York de-
feated st. Louis, II to Z. An X-Tay ex-
animation of Pitcher MathewsOn's in
jured hand showed that il was mashed,
not broken as first supposed. Mathewson
viii, according to the surgeons, be able to
pitch next week Score: R II. E.
st. Louis ........................... IA 4
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL
Batteries-Bachman Beebe. Meter and
Phelps; Bliss, Marquard Raymond and
Meyers, Schiei Umpires-Emslie and
Kane.
Philadelphia, July a.-Pittsburg was
again defeated here today. Moore was
effective and he was given perfect sup
port. Score: r. H. E.
TnIidutIpHla ..-.-.........-...-.-.z y,
ElltsDuIS '.-s..-ss-..-..s D
Batteries-Moore and Doom; Willis,
Brandon and Gibson. Umpire-Klem.
Boston, July 21.-Boston made it an
even break with Cincinnati by winning to-
day. to 2. Score:
cincinnati &c -'-------'-'-''-''-''''-z 10 =
Boston ...-....-....--.........l B
Batteries-CampbeH, Dubec, Castleton
and Mclean; Roth, Richie and Graham.
Umpire-ODay.
Brooklyn, July 12.-Chicago was handed
tOday's game, TO 2 by cluster of three
errors, two of them by Alperman in the
F fiFfa inning Score; r H. E. =;
DIOohIyn &c 1900 .,......----..-z 10 D
Batteries-Overall, Brown and Archer;
Mcintyre and Bergen. Umpires-Rigler
and tombstone.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-22
PRESIDENT TAFT's TRIP.

Washington. July 21.-President Taft
today told Senator Guggenheim of Colo
RADIO that he expected to reach Denver
on his return trip about Sept. 20. With
Mrs. Taft continuing to improve in health
and with the travel appropriation Of
$4,000 safely through the house, there is
no longer any doubt about the president s
trip through the west and south. He
cortemDiates leaving Beverly Sept. Is.
and viii not return to Washington until
lie latter mart of NovembeT.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-22
BIG STAKES RENEWED
FOB SARATOGA RACES

New York, July 2.-That the outlook Is
bright for the future Of racing i'm New
York state is shown in the announcement
by the Saratoga Racing association of
the renewal of a number Of important
stake races at increased values. The Unit
ed States hotel and Grand Union hotel
stakes for 2-year-olds, each with a guar
anteed value of $500 and the Travers and
Spinaway stakes with a value of 5000
each, will be renewed.
1t is also practically certain that the
$4,000 Hopeful stake viii be one Of the
star events at the Spa next year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-22
0CCIDENTALS PLAY
PAYS0N AND EUREKA

The Occidental baseball team has ar
week. On July a they meet the PaysOn
team ana on Sunday play Eureka. These
are two of the best Out-Of-tOWn teams in
the state and should give the COlOTed
boys a tough game. Manager Black of
the Occidentals says his team is stronger
now than it has been at any time this
season and he believes they will come
ZONE with a clean slate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-22
FIRE AT LONG BRANCH.

Long Branch, \. J., July 1.-Two no
tells the Cliff House and Amoersfde Inn
and seven houses, were destroyed .lv fira
late today. The fire swept a bloc1, m
Brighton avenue between Second and
Sairs avenue, causing $10000O damage rho
local fire department wac forced to ASH
for aid from Asburv psrx
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-22
7 T5a?'H HERALD SPORTING NEWS

day night and yesterday wired to Los
Ahseles Tor MS own motor rider. Duer
says he cannot get the pace he likes and
that he viii have the man here who re-
Gently paced him In Los Angeles when
he broke all the American records from
one TO ten miles. If Duer shows his Los
Angeles form on the local eieht-lap track
Downing viii probably have another race
on his hands But Hardy is willing, and
If the deal is brought off there may be
some mOtOr-paced records smashed
around the saucer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-22
DULUTH FLOODED.

Duluth, July 2L-Duluth was flooded
again tonight, the second tine in twenty
fOJu hours. The damage may reach ST.
10000. Nearly three inches OF rain fell
in an hour and a half. The water poured
into the BijOU theatre, where a perform
anca was in progress, and a panic was
narrowly aNerted.
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DETECTIVE Fatally SHOT.

Pueblo Colo, July 21.-As a result Of
his activity in assisting the administra-
ton in cleaning out the dives in Pueblo.
John Dunleavy, a city detective, was shot
and fatally wounded I'm front of his home
late tonight by two unknown men.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-22
WRECK ON ROCK ISLAND.

Denver, July 2l.-Train No. % on the
Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific railroad
coIlfded with a switch engine here this
morning, the result OF misplaced
switch. The engineer of the switch en-
CINE and several passengers were injured,
nnna seriously.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-22
HARTMAN IMPROVING.

Gastein, Austria. July 21-E H. Harri-
mans health continues to improve He
is devoting a small portion OF his time to
his business affairs
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SUICIDE OF BRIDE.

LOvelCck, New, July 21.-Mrs. Howard
". Cherry. wife of the editor of the Love
lock Review committed suicide here yes
terday morning by drinking carbolic acid
She had only been married five weeks
1t is said that she was respondent over
the fact that a married sister living here
opposed her recent marriage and forbade
her access to her home.
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FATALLY STABBED.

Cleveland, July I.-Miss Eliza Warren
a we'll known actress and head of a local
school OF elocution and acting, probably
was fatally stabbed today by her sister
Mrs. Mary Sutton. who was temporarily
demented.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-22
kETcHEL MIKES WITH AUTO.

y San Francisco, July 2L-Stanley =
y Ketchel, the champion middle-weight :
y pugilist. was painfully injured by be- ,
= ing thrown against the front of the :
= automobile in which he was riding ;
y when the machine cOllided with a ,
= wagon. Tt was feared at first that ;
= his arm had been broken. but later :
= Investigations showed only a severe
= strain In shielding his face from ;
, the glass front, ketchel badly lac !
y Grated his hands. ,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-22
SIR PETER A WINNER.

Paris. July 1.-THE PriX Prince Charlie,
run at Trembley today, was won by w.
K. Vanderbilt's Sir Peter.
In the Prix Bodeais Mr.. Vanderbilts
Bellhouse finished second and Nash TuT-
uer's PfIlard was third.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-22
A SURE SIGN.
CYonkers statesman)

tIOnkeTS SJaJeSIndn.J
What is the sign when a man parts
his hair in the middle?" said the old
fellow in the front row Of the orchestra
to a friend, loud enough to be heard by
the young man just behind them
IT'S a sign that he's not baldheaded,"
replied the young aE1. leaning forward.
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DAUGHTER OF THE C. A. r.

Chicago. July 21.-The National Daugh-
tiers of the Grand Army of the Republic
in convention here today elected Or. Anna
Ross Laphsm, Chicago, commander-in-
chief and Albert Vie. Seattle, Wash ma
tional installation officer.
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READY TO WITHDRAW.

London, July PA dispatch to the
Times from TeheTan. reviewing the stu
alton. SAYS both Great Britain and Rus
sla viii De thankful to withdraw and let
the Persians work out their own saliva
ton.
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Special stockholdsrs' Msstino.

,srgs 5.-I Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
1g Of re w. special stockholders meet
-rpQrsri-- eel-m Salt company. a Utah
O'clock a. 'h Friday, Aug 5. 1903. al
Sali Issa NJ W.. al room 603 Judge building
susldI7r s-.s Utah. for the purpose OF
.olrporat'or .--- of the articles of in
ION t6G6 5 --5 Easing the capital stock
@ bsr ~ divided into 1000 shares at
divided tr value of Soc per share To 81 f66
lo Der sr. 1919 shares at the par value
attest. OF the board Of directors
d C. Cav j. r WILDWOOD.
q. Secretpr,- President
NJ Utah '1oge building, Salt Lake
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PERMISSION GRAINED.

Yarese, LOmbardy. July 21.-EmparOr
Francis Joseph today telegraphed his peg
mission for the burial in St Just church
at Trieste of the body Of Don Carlos Of
Bourbon, the pretender to the Spanish
throne.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Columbus-Kansas City, .; Columbus,
l.
At Toledo-TOledo. 8; Minneapolis, ..
At Indianapolis 1; St
Paul, 8
At Louisville First game: Milwaukee.
8; Louisville, I. Second game: Louisville,
2. Milwaukee g.
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PROBABLE SUICIDE.

San Francisco. July 2l-George Harbe-
stay. aged 80 years and supposed to be
d resident Of ogden, Utah. was asphyxi-
ated in a local hotel today under cir
cumstances that indicated suicide
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WANrEp FoR MuRpER.

Imperial Cal. July 2I-Sherfff Her
mann Of Hiawatha- kan, left here TO-DAY
with Charles Evans" colored. whom he
identified as David Woods, wanted in
Kansas for the alleged INJURED Of two per
sons.
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YALE PROFESSOR DEAD.

New Haven. Conn. July 2.-Samuel
William Johnson, professor emeritus OF
agricultural chemistry at Yale university,
died today. aged 50 years.
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PRlcE o. On REDUCED.

Bartlesville. Okla. July 1.-THE Prairie
Oil & Gas company today announced an
additional reduction in the price Of Okla
h0ma and Kansas crude oil to So cents a
barrel
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Standing Of
Teams.
BASEBALL
AM ERiCAN LEAGUE.

Detroit, July 2.-Summers today made
his first appearance since his eighteen
inning no score game Of Friday, and
held the New York players to five scat
tered singles, easily banking them. Score:
R II. L.
Detroit s.sssrv-srsrsFr rr'rr--rrr'-
New York .-----------.----------.--U D Z
Batterie5-SUmmers ana Schmidt
Hughes and KleinOw.
Chicago. July 2l.-Chicago won a lively
game from Washington. to 3. today
Score: X II. T.
Chicago Observation-Disclosures y ,
w aShlngtOn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. y
Batteries-Burns and Owens; Johnson
and Street
Cleveland, O., July 1.-Cleveland de
feated Boston today, to ?. Layoie played
his first game since June g. Score:
r. H. f.
Cleveland .. ...--...-..--.....-----.4
Boston ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Batteries-Berger and Clark Ryan,
Pape, Collins and DOuahue.
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
Aberdeen. Wash. July 21.-seore:

Aberdeen, Wash, July 21.-Score:
R.H. z.
Aberdeen -.-----.-.--..-.-
Seattle .s.s sss.s..--s--..-s- --.-....-U 5 s
Batteries-ThCmpso and Shea; Pernoll
and o Brien. Umpires-Carney and Dren-
nan.
Vancouver, July 21.-Score: R. H. E.
Vancouver zee. ................-......6 6 ,
Batteries-Hali, Claflin and Pierce and
Conrad; Hickey and Sugden.
Spokane, July 21.-Score: RHE
SPOKANE -.--.---.-.---- . d
Batteries-Seat0n, Cough and Murray
Dellar, Holm and Spencer.
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Take the Big Red Cars at 2 o.

From Second South and Main streets, for
Point Lookout. Through Emigration
canyon.
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troubles
blood
pimples
%
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co ATLANTA GA
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RESULTS IN ENGLAND.

Liverpool. July 2f.-The Molyneaux
plate, a handicap of 1000 sOvereigns, dis
lance five furlongs, was won by Glenesky.
H. b. Duryea's Medeant was second and
Basil third.
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Windsor, July 21.-The Royal plate of 800
sovereigns for 2-year-Olds, five furlOng5,
was won by Bud c. CAROLS Troubled
Waters
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INTERM0UNTAIN LEAGUE.

Helena, July H.-BOzeman narrowly
averted being shut out today. Amas and
Thomas had a pitchers battle, but Thorn
as was weak at critical times, although
ne struck out eleven men. A thousand
people saw the game. Score: R. H. h.
Helena o. ................1O0 90 00s-3 5 2
Bozeman Gee. ........... 900 900 COL 3
Batteries-Anes and Thomas; Thomas
and Whaling.
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Missoula, July 21-In the ninth inning
Of the second game of the AIissoula-Liv-
ingstOn series, Pitcher Main for the home
team struck out three men in success
sion-March, Z. Marshall and Wasson-
ending the contest with the score of to
. against the visitors. The game was
fast, but featureiess. Score: Ri. u.
Missoula ..-....-......OD 100 SO4-6 6
Livingston .... ..........O 900 800 O2O-5 5 3
BatteTies-Main and Marx; Gordon and
Petrie.