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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-02-25

reason we did not win was because our
army drank SO much whiskey ss TO
bring the curse OF the Lord uron it.
Lincoln replied that this was rather
unfair upon the part of the aforesaid
curse, as the their side drank more and
worse whiskey than ours.
Lincoln's Cabinet was not always
harmonious In its counsels, and nearly
all the members were from time to
time unpopular With some particular
element OF the party. AS q result OF
this, demands were made frequently on
the President to dismiss certain mem.
bers. To such demands Lincoln as
usual replied with story. On one
occasion he said: ut reminds me of
the man who laid behind his woodpile
to watch for skunk. In place OF the
expected one, seven appeared. he
fired, and killed one, but it raised such
a smell that be decided to let the other
six 60" At another time abiding to
his difficulties with the politicians in
making his appointments, he said: II
suppose that If the twelve apostles
were to be chosen nowadays, the shrieks
of locality would have to be needed"
1t was somewhat the habit OF the
newspapers of those days, which they
have now gotten over, to exaggerate
the news, and especially the news from
the front 1t seems Lincoln frequently
visited the Department Telegraph Of
flee. One evening while there he re.
ceived a telegram from one OF his gen.
erals announcing slight skirmish with
the enemy, resulting in the capture OF
thirty or forty prisoners, all armed
with colt revolvers AS Mr.. Lincoln
read the message he turned to the
operator who handed it to him, and
said, with a twinkle in his eye, that
the newspapers were given to such ex'
aggeration in publishing army news
that We might be sure when the gen.
erals despatch appeared in print the
next day all the little Colt revolvers
would have grown into HOrse-Pistols.
During the early years OF his admin.
istration he was harrassed and annoyed
by the demands Of the radical aboli-
lionists for more aggressive policy In
freeing the negroes. But Lincoln,
wiser than they in this as in most other
things affecting the war, withstood
their clamor until In his Judgment the
time was ripe for radical action. He
hated slavery, but did not wish to take
any hasty action that would lose the
support of the border states. Horace
Greedy of the New York Tribune, was
probably the ablest and most insistent
of Line ca critics on this point. And
The letter that Lincoln wrote him 10
reply to an unusually scatbing arraign-
ment on this question, published in the
Tribune, not only shows Lincoln's un
usual ability of statement, but is a
model of English style. give the let
ter for it so fully expresses his pur.
noses at that time.
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OF their opponents; but the real battles
are yet to come.
1t is hard to figure how an action by
the anti.saloon forces could so solidify
sentiment for their cause as did the
act of yesterday, dictated by their enc.
mics. The voters OF the state are now
alive TO the issue and two years more
may see party lines wiped out and Q
6ght waged on a single issue-the sa-
loon question.
Opponents OF the saloon ask and need
no quarter. They should refuse to
listen to any suggestion OF weak con-
promise. Better hold to existing II.
quor laws than pass any measure dicta-
ted by the saloon interests. The way
will then be better open for a more
vigorous fight two years hence. A
liquor dictated law would he about as
useful as the fifth wheel Oh q wagon
Spokane Chronicle.
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For That Terrible Itching.

Eczema, letter and salt rheum keep
their victims in perpetual torment
The application Of Chamberlain's Salve
will Instantly ally this itching, aud
r.apy cases have been cured by its use.
For sale by Owl Drug Store.
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Ask Yourself the Question,

Why not use Chamberlain's LinimeLl
when you have rheumatism? We feet
sure that the result will be prompt and
satisfactory. 1t has cured others, why
not you? 1t costs but trine. Price,
225cents; large size 80 cents. For sale
by Owl Drug Store.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-02-25

.....----- ---..''.' "'''' 80 -
h,.bl.ts a trial They are mild ahG
arn,le in their action and always pro,
5nre a pleasant cathartic effect. CAL
uutt =" r. e.. N nlp
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-02-25

by a unanimous vote demanded in
its platform the guarantee of bank
4 aracit.. INF tl,a ran1.l1io a., 1a1.;..
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-02-25

ItaiInA> me lcning ana smart.ng al
most instantly, Many cases have been
cured by its use. For sale by Owl
DruU Stnra
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-02-25

How long will il
people of this stat
vote for their own
&c fO, a ro,+,. ,,o,,o
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WILL CARRY THE WAR
INTO EGYPT ON LIQUOR

Party Pledges Made to Catch VoeSo Used by Candidates
Who Have Since Elected Refused Deliver the Goods and
Thus Broke the Party Pedse-Mispaced Confidence
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-02-25

,,d owners to get a fee simple
.1,o lands on payment VI "
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JUDGE JOHN B. DAVIDSON'S
LINCOLN DAY ADDRESS

Patriotic Address BY Judge John B. Davidson Delivered
Lincoln Day. friday February 18th to the Students of the
Elsnsburs Normal School in Assembly Hail. at # A M
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The Dawn does not claim to be
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-10
PLAYED HORSES
FINISH IN FRONT
Strike Out Cannot Go Slow
Enough for Hereafter
to Win.
THIS RACE LOOKS BAD
FROM THE GRANDSTAND
Frank Lubbock and BOggs Go
Up to Standard and Win
Easily.

Well played horses finished in front a,
the fairgrounds races Wednesday after
noon. but the odds were held so close that
little If any money was taken from the
bookies. large attendance was present
and the track was fast.
A little funny work" was tried in the
nith race. Hereafter was the big favor
from the grandstand II appeared as
though Jockey Nelson was trying his
hardest TO hold Strike Ont back in order
10 give Hereafter tho honors. but Strike
Out seemed bent on winning that particu-
lar race and beat Hereafter by head
Ontario Oregon finishing five lengths back
for show. The judges took the race un-
der adNlsement not seeming pleased with
nc tne result The public Was asked to
the horse fell short OF his mark in the
field In which he started and there was
mourning in several spots in the grand
stand.
ROYAL River, to | shot. won the open
ing event OF the day in slx-furlona
breeze; Grotto was the favorite in the
getting away bad al tho post. Royal
River won all the way. coming home by
two lengths Emdalc beat Boloman for
the place by q scant head. Lady Kitty
was figured in the money by many. but
failed 10 get there
Alivia. backed down from second choice
to faVorite in the betting closing al .
to /. was ridden home winner by one
and one-balf lengths by Jockey Peak in
the second race for five furlongs. Alien
berg and Antara finished in the order.
Leading the balance of the field by seven
lengths.
Frank Lubbock easily took the mile
from a field OF six starters. He was an
odds-on fayorite. being held at ] 10 ..
The horse was considered a cinch. but
the price did not suit many and he was
not PLAYED as heavily in the betting ring
as his class would warrant. Jockey Otis
took the lead early in the race and was
never in danger. Mike Jordan was easily
| the next best horse. beating Legatee by
two and one-half lengths.
Boggs, the S to favor5te. in the fourth
race for six furlongs. easily outran his
ncld Harris bringing, home the money
/ by a good full length. Valoski came
Strong down the stretch, taking place
| from Hush Money. Work Box was out
OF the running.
Light knight the 10 10 favorite in
the sixth and last race OF the dav 10!
FIVE furlongs, failed TO make good. Wild
wood Bill, tc ! shot took the lead
at the quarter and finished the five FUR
longs one and one-half lengths to the
good. the favorite taking place by head
from Orelio. the latter closing fast. hotly
trailed by Mazapan. Galvanic was not
in the going at ALL giving poor eXhi-
btion of his true worth.
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Burns MAY JUMP TO
CALIFORNIA LEAGUE

WASHINGTON. Juno 9:-Pitcher Bin
Burns has threatened to jump his con
tract with the Chicago AmerUahs. ms
6{s board bill at another hotel where ne
has been stopping since coming here last
Saturday Instead of going TO the nolel
where the team stops when uere, Burns
went TO the hotel where he used 10 stay
while a member of the Washington team.
After a conference with Manager SUI
livan. Burns was told that he would have
,o move Ia the same hotel as tie rest OF
the team or pay his own board. Burns
then said that he would Quit and go to
the California State league. which Is an
outlaw orcauiZation and IL looks very
much as II he would carry out his threat.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-10
London Horse Show

LONDON, June 9.-Thc triumph Of the
stable of William II. Moore Of New York
in the International horse show was one
of the main topics OF conversation today.
In the three DAYS TO date Mr.. Moore has
taken twenty-five honors, including seven
first prizes.
In the judging today Of single harness
horses over li.2 hands and not exceeding
u hands. G. w. Watson oi Baltimore
took third prize with Ringing Bells.
For harness horses over To- and not
exceeding Is hands Mr.. Moore took three
honors.
In the judging Of tandems over 10 and
not exceeding i5.2 hands, e. w Watson
got third prize and Mr.. Moore fourth and
sixth prizes.
Walter Winans won first with Crocker'S s
Rosader, in class IS, for single harness
horses over u and not exceeding 15.2
hands. in which twenty five animals were
entered
G. w. Watsons Moonshne took first
prize in class &c, single harness horses cN-
ceeding l5.2 hands, shown to a lady's sin
gle -horsc victoria, appointments 10 count.
In class ~. not exceeding Is hands,
Judge Moores Phyllis and Menella cap
tured first honors.
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Latonia Races.

CINCINNATI. June 9.-Today's race
results:
First race. four and A half furlongs-
Zephyr, to |, won. John Mcclure Is TO
.. second: Woolcasta TO l, third Time
30 2-5 seconds.
Second race, mile and threc-sixtcenths
I'D Kane. 6 to ]. won: Maid Militant
8 TO :, second; Elyslum, to l. third
Time 2:05 30
Third race six furlongs-Charlie East
man, I 10 10, won; Enfield s TO d sec
ond; Console, 13 To /. third. Time.
l:1G %
Fourth race. handicap mile and a six
tceDth-AliCe, y to .. won: Cymbal Is 10
J. second; The Minks, TO ,. third Time,
l:49 l-5.
TO .. won; Billy Bodcmcr. 10 second;
Woodlands % 10 /. third. Time l:l7 10
Sixth race. one milc-Gypsy King 10
.. won, Bonnie Bard, , To I. second: Rose
burg, IL to !. third. Time. .I3.
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VAN HALTREN WANTED
FOR COAST UMPIRE

SAN FRANCISCO, June 9.-Gcorge
Van lIaltren. the veteran baseball player
and former captain and manager Of the
Oakland team of the Coast league. has
been offered q position as umpire for the
league by President Cal Ewing. but has
returned no answer AS vet. President
Ewing said today that Van IIaltren's
twenty eight years Of baseball should
make him a great umpire Van HaItrcu
was released by the Oakland team last
week, 1t is said that he has been OF
fered fielding position on the Portland
team and a position as manager by Cal
weston, Texas.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-10
Suburban Entries,

NEW YORK. June 9.-Thc cntrips and
weights FOR tho Suburban haus.icap The
classic event OF the American turf. which
will be run June II al the ShecpShoad Ray
track. were announced tonight bv the
Coney Island Jockey club The entries
follow:
King James. 129: cor, l2I; Rcstisoucbc
l2i: Jack AtkIn, III; Montgomery; li5 !;
Master Robert, ll2; Frank Gill l09: Ar
cite. 101; hilarious. Kings Daughter
TitZherbert. 1O5i Brother Jonathan, Joe
Madden, i02; High Private, 100: Alfred
Noble. 40; Fayctte. 81; Half Sovereign.
o.; Fashion Plate. o.: Tulncoat. 30; Field
Mouse, 80; Practical. 50, Encndi. 81
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Indiana Disqualified.

INDIANAPOLTS. June 9.-Cau c.
Fisher and g, l.. Rumbaueh. pilot and
aide of the balloon Indiana, acknowledge
I'm a dispatch this afternoon tlIa, they
were DISQUALIFIED I'm having touched car rth
twice before they made their final land
Ing in the national distance race.
With the Indiana out the endurance
trophy offered by the Aero Club OF Indi-
ana goes 10 a. Holland Forbes. pilot OF
the Now York. who was up thirty five
hours and ten minutes.
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Coach Maddox Returns

athletics at the University of Utah. ar
rived in Salt Lake Wednesday morning
from a two weeks trip i'm Idaho. where
the strenuous work of the summer school
season.
The coach says that he has certainly
got load on his hands now. He Is
than one hundred high school and gram
mar grade principals. from the different
schools Of the state, how 10 become ath-
letic coaches.
The course Of instruction will include
baseball. track work, basketball and
football
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-10
PYE AND BARDGETT
MATCHED FOR FRIDAY

Walter Bardsett and j.. Pye have been
matched, best two in three. mile heats
for Friday night al the Salt Palace. and
will be paced by Saxon Williams In order
10 make the heats fast.
Y. NJ. Samuclson will leave for Los
Angeles Friday night TO take part in
motor races scheduled there next sun
day, and Will return here i'm time for
Tuesdays races. The motor cycle track
in Los Angeles is still open. but the
bicycle track is reported closed.
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National RnWlnrs

NEW YORK. June 9.-ID the national
tournament for thc championship honors
TODAY a. Sathcrthwaitc aud G. Rodgers
OF Philadelphia furnished The surprise of
thc big bowling tournament so far when
they jumped into the lead with 1895 pins.
This is by far the best showing made
since the tournament began and IL is only
twenty pins behind the worlds record.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-10
Cross Country Auto Races.

TOPEKA. Kan, June 9.--Ford car No.
and the Shawmut car leaders in the
ocean TO- ocean race. passed through
Junction CITY ScNenty-two miles west OF
here lat" this afternoon. having left
Topeka shortly before o'clock this morn
ing. At Junction City the Ford car was
fittecn minutes in advance.
Fond car 40. | and the Acme car did
not leave Topeka until afternoon and
have not been heard from since
The Italian car of the New York to-
seattle automobile race arrived here to-
day and probably Will start west to-
night
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-10
HEATHER WINS MOTOR
BOAT BERMUDA RACE
HAMILTON

HAMILTON Bermuda. June 3
Heather. owned by Richmond Levering
is the winner of the motorSboat contest
from New York TO this port. She crossed
the finish line at lis d. m. today, The
first OF the four boats TO come in. The
race was for the Bermuda challenge cup
aud a cash prize of $1,000. The boats sot
away from New York last Saturday.
Strong winds and high seas prevailed
throughout the passage. The time al
towance OF the other three boats eN-
pired before they reached the line,
Heather allowed .Insep $3.50 Mercedes
H. 1924 and llys. 4l5 81,
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NEW ORLEANS WANTS
CHAMPIONSHIP MEET

NEW ORLEANS, June 9.-That the
championship meet Of the ANA teur Ath-
lctic t-non Of the United states in 1910.
be held in New orleans, is request sent
10 President sullivan OF that organization
by New Orleans civic organizations today.
The meet has never been held I'm
southern city. IT is suggested that the
meet be held here during the Mardi Gras.
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FOUR WOMEN START
ON A LONG TRIP

NE,W YORK. June 9.-Four women left
New York TO-DAY on a 1000 mile autoJno-
bile trip to san Francisco. They are
Mrs Alice Ramsey. president Of the Wo-
mons Motoring club OF New York, who
is at the wheel Mrs y. Il, Powell. Mrs.
W. Atwood and Mrs, u, Jahns. The
party will do a great deal of sightseeing
enroutc, and hope 10 arrive at San
francisco about July l5. Mrs. Ramsey
intends personally To mako all necessary
repairs To the car during tho trip.
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Edward Payson Weston

WAMSUTTER. Wyo., June Edward
PaEson Weston arrived at Wamsuttcr
Just as the wcstbound Union Pacific over
land Limited train stopped for water.
The passengers turned out and gave the
aged pedestrian a hearty greeting, which
again in San Francisco. Weston took
dinner here and will leave al o'clock
p, m He will attempt a long day tomor-
row
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-10
AHNIS IS PUZZLE
TO THE IRRIGATORS
Holds Boise Down. But Losers
Play Brilliant Fielding
Game.

BOISE. Idaho. June 9.--Anns was 2
great puzzle to the Irrigators today; and
with perfect support won q played
game. To q. Butler. for Boise, was
not hard hit. but a steady string of safe
drives were made by the Cubs and the
total Of seven scores were rolled up in
the nine innings The Boise team played
a brilliant fielding game. Herwis joined
ile cnnh tnlaN.
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American Association

At apolis-Indianapo >, Mil
waukee, 0.
bus ..
Toledo Kansas City game postponed:
wet grounds.
At Louisvile-Louisvillc- Paul game
postponed; rain.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-10
PACKY BELIEVES HE
HAS A GOOD CHANCE

CHICAGO June >,-Facky Mcfarland
believes he has good chance for bout
with Battling Nelson. with tho light
weight championship as a prize. In Coff-
roth's arena September .. y telegram
was received yesterday by him. In which
Coffroth stated that he would be glad TO
put the boys in the ring on that day
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Totals ..........32 o Z
SALT LAKE.

Summary-First base 0N eTTOTs-.,d7V
Lake 1. Struck out--.By Butler ? by Anr Nh
mis- 8 Bases on balls-Of Butl@r OF
hnnIs 10 Three base h!t-llsrrigan.
Sacrifice hits-Hcad :. Lussi, Butler, Sac
rifce fly-Goodman. stolen bases lam
mond. Head. Flick. Whaiing' Lussl,
pomhie pIav-Gray to Lodell. Lett on
bas"s-Boise ,. salt Lake Ilit by
pitched ball-Hammond, Time Of game
Il hour. 80 minutes. Cmpire-Mci\lppeu
Attcndancc-iO0
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-10
Beverly Races.

BEVERLY England. juno 9.-Tbc
Bishopbuton stakes pf five sovcrcigns.
with 800 aoVercjgns added. for two year
ods, distance five furiongs, was won by
Stolen Kiss August Belmout's Buudoir
was second and Quick Stitch. third. Eight
horses ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-10
Taft Loses Golf Game.

WASHINGTON. June o.-After a sue
cessIon of recent golf victories. Presi-
dent Taft today went down 10 defeat.
SLOW because OF recent rains. the prcsl-
dent and General Clarence 3. Edwards
lost by four UP TO Senator Bourne OF
Oregon and John Hays Hammond, The
game was played on the Chevy Chase
links
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-10
Western League.

At Lincoln-SiouN City, ;: Lincoln, o.
At Topcka-Dcnvcr, 5; Topeka o.
Al Wichita-Pueblo. /, Wichita. 4
At Omaha-Omaha, 5, Dcs Moines, :.
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Will Play Football.

BALDWIN. Kan. June 9.-The trustee
OF Baker university here today voted e
restore football. This action means that
the game Is adopted over the veto of the
Methodist councils. The decision is final.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-10
Sacra

AT Portland-Portland. 3; Sacra
mento o.
Az Los Anseles-Vernon. s; Los An
geles. =.
At 'Frisco-'Frisco. s: Oakland, l.
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Honey Melody Victor.

PARIS. June ?.-"Honey" Melody OF
Boston tonight knocked out 'Curlcy'
Watson in The fourth round.
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Rain Interferes.

CINCINNATI. June 9.-Oniy the first
game OF the double header scheduled for
today was played. rain ending the second
contest after the Bostons had been re-
tired without a run in the first inning
r. II. r..
Boston ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL .
Batteries: Casteton. Mclean and
Roth: Llndaman and Graham. Cmpires
CMsack and Johnstonc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-10
Glenalvin for Umpire

CHICAGO. June 9.-President O. Neil OF
appointment OF r. j. Glenalyin as an UNI
DIre,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-10

Al Worcester-C University of Pennsyl-
vania ., Holy Cross |,
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PRINCETON, y. j., June 9.-The La.
faycttc- Princeton game was declared on
today
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NATIONAL
Willis InVincible.

PITTSBURG. June 9.-Pittsburg won
easily from Philadelphia today, 10 o.
Willis was strong AT all times and al
lowed but one opposing player TO reach
third. Doom was hit by a foul tip in
the eighth inning and retired.
r. H. f.
Pittsburg ...........-.....,...... II u
HEllauelplld ~ v
Batteries: Willis and Gibson, Sparks,
McQuillen, Doom and Jacklitsch- I'M
pIrcs-klem and Kane.
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Northwest League.

At Tacoma-Tacoma o; Portland >.
AT Aberdeen-A berdeen. 3: Spokane, .
At Nancouver-Seattle, .; Nancou-
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Pacific League.

WASHi NGTON. june 9.-WaShington
Chicago game postponed: wet grounds
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College Baseball.

CHICAGO. June 9.-ChiCago- New lor
game postponed: wet grounds.
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AMERICAN

BOSTON, June 9.-Carrigau's batting
and an error by Wallace were ma nly re-
sponsiole for Boston's third straight vic
20 >,
r. II. f
81. Louis ..................... >
Boston ......................3 . >
Batteries: Bailey Ryan and CriGer;
Cioytc and Carrigan.
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THE TRIBUNE FORM CHART

Sale Lake City, June 0, 1909 Weather bright
II FIRST RACE-seltng, six furlongs
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Automobiles for Hire.
Automobile Exchange, 63 Postohice
Place
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PHILADELPHIA, June 9.-Cloyeland-
Philadelphia game postponed; rain.
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New York Detroit game postponed
rain.
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tai ood aue to winner
III 81 plac out show
Scratch Bar OverweightWndwood
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BEST eETs-MAR TINMAS. CARDNAL SARTO
BOARO-ALTENSERG
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Time-:lS 20 Is; :37 2-5: so; 1OS. Winner b
Went post at SOL. At post { minutes Start go
driving. Third easily Ai7ia even place. . show.
Antara Go show. Overweight No. Rule 3. Altenbcrg .
OF THIRD RACE-sening One mile Purse $25c