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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
F ":S9= HERALD SPORTING NEWS
FEED PONIES ARSENIC
AND THEY WIN RACES

New York, July 16--One Of the sur
prlses OF the meeting at the Empire City
race track is the successful running of
the horse owned and trained by H. G.
BedWel, formerly q druggist of Denver,
Colo. which business he gave up a few
years ago on account Of i'll health. Ar
senic' a deadly poison, IS the secret
through which Bedwell has been able
TO keep his horses in good racing eOndi-
ton. and each day they have portion
IN their food as a tonic
Horses, like men, lose their vital
forces through hard work, said Mr.,
Bedwell. 'ln order to tone them up. }
give them arsenic in small doses It
serves as tonic for the blood, and with
the blood in good condition my horses
thrive and are able to race at their best
speed"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
ODD FELLOWS ENJOY
OUTING At LAGOON

The annual state outing Of the Utan
odd Fellows was held at Lagoon yes
terday AMI was attended by about 4.v5
members Of the order. Special excursion
trains from Juab. Utah, Tooele and sum
NIT counties brought a large number OF
of Odd Fellows 10 the city yesterday and
there were also many other visitors from
other counties OF the state. The outlns
was one OF the largest ever held by tne
order in this state.
The day was spent in outdoor sports
and an excellent musical program was
rendered. The committee in charge OF
the dav was composed OF the following.
Eph Homer. Provo; John Morley. Provo,
\. A. Tanner, Ogden Edward Pearce, +;
p. Seville. Roy Watr0us, Ray Buckle and
J. c. Smith, Of Salt Lake City
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CHAPEL CAR
LEAVES FOR THE NORTH

The Catholic Extension s0ciat--s -Fs-..
car St Anthony which arrived ~.
Thursday evening. attracted e-rs5s-5f.-
attention yesterday and was visited f.
large number of Salt Lakes 7s1-r
Mass was said iH the car rasrars.-
morning. but no public service was Fl
during the cars stay in this city.
The car was open from g O'Clock -z-+--
day morning until its deDartur. af sl-
last evening for Ogden. where r-a car
remain until noon today. After I-z-t--
Ogden, mission services will De r1r5u--.
at the towns along the route 1f the az.
gOn Short Line. The ear viu 60 20 Il
attic after two Heeks IN Ld.L-
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TERRE HAUTE RESULTS.

TeTre Haute, Ind. July 16.-Sonoma Girl
won handily in the feature event i'm the
closing day in the Great Western Circuit
meeting. Although Sterling Mckinney SET
the pace in both heats Mcmahon beat out
Geers in the stretch. Spanish Queen was
a contender. HedgewoOd Boy and Lady
Maud c. went to beat the worlds pacing
record Of 20552 and turned the mile half
q second slow in POS fiat
First race. 2:10 tTot. purse S1O00-JUdge
Lee won. Bell Bird second, Peter Balta
third Time-2.09k
Second race. 2:15 pace. purse 5000
Lady Elsin won. Marmosa second. HaHl
Perry third. Time-2:061t
Third race, 2;25 pace. purse S50o-Hallie
Direct won, Mary X second. Messy Nora
third. Time-202tt.
Fourth race. 200 trot. purse s1.0G0-So-
noma Girl (McMahon) won. Sterling Nc
Kinney second. Spanish Queen third. Time
-o.07
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COAST LEAGUE.

San Francisco, July 16-Oakland won
from Los Angeles today, 4 10 l. by land
ing on Nagles' shoots in the fifth inning.
Wigs allowed the visitors but two hits.
Score: R. H Z.
Odklanu ..----.-------------'--..4
Los AnBtleS .---.--..--s.----.s j
Batteries-Wiggs and Lewis; Nagel and
Orendorff.
Sacramento, July 16-Bunched hits off
Baum in the sixth. two singles. double
and a triple netted POrtland's total score.
Carson was hit freely but kept them scat
tered. Score. r. II. E.
Portland o.. .........................3 10 3
Sacramento o.. .....................1 0
Batteries-Carson and Fisher; Baum
and Graham.
Los Angeles. July 15.-Henley was able
Truck Eagan in the first inning made a
home run. Score; r. II. Z.
NefnOn -----.-----.------Z
san Francisco -.-.---....--4 II
Batteries-Raleigh and Kinkel and IIO-
gan; Henley and Berry. Umpires-To-
man and Van Haltren-
Portland. Ore. July 1s.-score:
Tacoma &c ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2
Portland ..;:....-,, ;,......,.6 6
Cough and Fourier.
Spokane. Wash, July 1s.-score:
Seattle 90 .-............-..........2 1
Batteries-Niiiier and shea; Holm and
Ostdiek.
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LEGG AND GUINA 0 TO
MEET IN GOLF FINALS

Des Moines. Ia. July 1G-Harry NJ.
Legg of the Minkahada club of AIinneap-
oils and Bernard g. Guinand of the
Waveland club Of this city viii meet in
the final round to determine the ninth
annual championship Of the transmits
slssippi Golf association over the course
OF the Des MOines Golf and Country club
tomorrow. In the semi-finals today Legg
defeated Paul Hyde of the Wichita Coun-
Try club 90 up and S TO play, ana in the
other match Guiuand triumpned over
Sprague Abbott of the Omaha Country
club by up after thirty-six holes of SEN
satiOnal golf.
The Guiuand-Abb0tt match was a
heart-breaker from start % finish. Both
men put up a phenomenal game and
Guinand card was 1G3-one stroke under
bOgey-fOr the thiTty-six holes. Abbott
made a l61 with an 81 in the afternoon
round
The Lagg-Hyde match was a WalkaWay
Tor the Minneapolis star, Legg assuming
a lead IN the first nine holes in Che morn
ing round and was nevsr in any danger
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FIFTEENTH PISTOL TEAM
LEAVES FOR TEXAS

The Fifteenth United States infantry
pistol team left last evening over the Rio
Grande Western for Fort Sam Houston,
Tex, where the department competition
will be held. The men making the hlgn
scores at the department competition VIII
be selected for a team TO represent the
division at the division matches to be
held at Fort Sheridan
The team which left last evening was
composed OF the following: Lieutenants
Ward Lee and Butcher; Sergeants Henry
Witkacre, Robert CrOonQuist. Thomas
SWEET. Lewis Schid.. John Rafferty,, Or
vile Dyer, and Corporals Edward Wes-
ton Lac CnnL-sou and EranE .LoHrsnu.
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RESULTS AT BUTTE.

Butte, July 16-Today's results.
First race, five and one-half furlOngs-
BalTeed won, Pelham second. Tim
O'TOOle third. Time :072z.
Second race, five and O1e-haif furlOngs
-NaDpa won. Redan second, Auglesea
third. Time 90
Third race, five furIongs-Good Ship
-1.01&
Fourth race, six furlongs-La Refine
HindOO won, Capewel second Madeline
Musgrave third. Time-I.133t
Fifth race, one mile-WeymOuth won.
Winebcrry second. Ak. Sar Ben third.
Tims-f:4 2St
Sixth race five and One-half furlongs-
Nelma c. won, Burning Bush second, Ev-
ran third. Time .O72t
Seventh race. five and one-half furiongs
Dandy Dancer won, Silver Leaf second,
HaLton third Time-1 .OSa.
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PROVo NEWS NoTEs.


Provo July 16.-William Camp has re-
signed as superintendent OF the county
infirmary. the resignation to take offert
Sept / Mr. Camp will go 10 Hincklev
Miliard county, where he has bought a
farm
= r. Goodwin SAYS that the dormiforv
OF the Proctor academy will be com
plcted this fall
Samuel tairnes. who was injured by a
railroad train at American FORK aboI;+ g
week ago and brought to the county in
Urinary, died Wednesday from his inift-
Ties. de was about g. years of age snfi
leaves a family in American Rorlz
today.
The bank Of Spanish Fork has com
menced suit against Daniel r. Lewis for
Szl5 with interest at 10 per cent from Jr,it-
p 1sVl- The amount is alleged to be due
on a promissOry note
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GLlDDEN TOURISTS.

Minneapolis July 16 1t was not until
late in the afternoon that every car in
the Glidden tour. which started the trip
from La Crosse Wis, at a. III. today.
had been accounted for. that Charles J.
Glidden arrived I'm Premier No. 50 at 2.30.
At 4:30 o'clock two-thirds of the cars had
arrived IN the city. had been checked off
by Chairman Hover ana had been allotted
10 places i'm the armory. They will stay
I'M the armOry under lock and key until
the start IS made on the Hext lap of the
Glidden tour
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AMBASSADOR is ROBBED.

Mexico City. July 16.-United States
Ambassador David z. Thompson an
nounced tonight ne had lost $4,000
through the alleged dishonesty Of one
OF MS personal secretaries. The sum
embezzled was taken by d private en-
ploye, who. it is stated. tried upsuccess-
fully to finance a small manufacturers
concern here.
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TEN STARTERS FOR
BIG HANDICAP TODAY

New York, July 16.-Ten horses are
scheduled TO start in the $1,000 Empire
City handicap to be run at YOnkers to-
morrow. Unless some are Withdrawn.
these horses viii face the barrier: Al
fred Noble Kings Daughter. Enendi.
Fashion Plate. Maltbie, Arasee. Foun-
tainblue, RestigouChe, Live Wire and
Arctic
The distance is one mile and a fur
long. Good time has been made i'm the
workouts for the event and a close race
is expected.
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BASEBALL
Yesterdays
Results.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Detroit Mich, July 16.-Detr0lt and
Washington played what is believed TO be
a record game for consecutive scoreless in
nings in a major league contest, the game
being called at the end Of the eighteenth
inning to 0. Summers pitched for De
trOit He struck out ten men and was at
his best when errors put him at a disad-
vantage. Cray, for Washington went
into the ninth with a record OF but one
hit against him. In the ninth, while pitch
ing, he strained his side and was forced
to retire Detroit seemed TO have the game
won in the fifteenth when killifeT went
home on CrawfOrd's grounder TO Groom
and Washington started to leave the field.
Umpire KERN called the team back, Tul-
ing that & force play had been made.
Score: R II. Z.
Detroit .-.. -.-..........-.......... 6 3
Washington .... ......-.----------
Batteries-Summers and Stanage;
Schmidt; Gray, Groom and Street,
Cleveland. July 16.-Cleveland's winning
streak was broken today, philadelphia
winning. Score. r. II. +.
Cleveland Geo. ...-...-..,-...-....
Philadelphia --..-.-- ...-.---.... I
Batteries-Berger. Liebhardt and Be
mis-; Morgan and Livingstone
Chicago. July 16,-Chicago today won
the final game Of the long series with
New York. Score. r. H. E
Shlcago - -.--------..----.-.---
Batteries-Walsh. Scott and owens. SUI
livan; Quinn and Sweeney.
St Louis. July I6-By winning today's
game Boston took the series. Score:
r. H. E.
St Louis .-........................ s O
Batteries-Bailey and Criger; Schiller
and DOnOhue
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
PAYSON TAKES FIRST
GAME FROM HEBER
lSneclal ID The Heraldl

Heber July 1.-THE PaysOn baseball
team defeated Heber here today by
score Of to in the first of d series of
three games for S100 a side. The game
was full Of interest from the start to
finish and was well attended. In the
sixth inning a dispute arose over a de-
cisiOn at the plate and Umpire Goodman
was taken out and Randall was substi-
tuted. Williams pitching for Heber
struck out twelve men and allowed six
hits. Salman for PaysOn struck out four
and allowed seven hits
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
JIM FLYNN MEETS
0'BRIEN IN DENVER

Denver. July t6.-Philadelphia Jack
O'Brien and Jim Flynn Of Pueblo viii
dsht ten rounds in the Auditorium in
this city July %, according to an
nouncement made today. A permit has
been issued for the bout, and it is stat
ed that the principals have already
agreed privately on terms Under the
state laws the match can only be an ex-
hibition, and no decision can be given.
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SUES FOR DAMAGES.
Especial to The Herald.)

Provo, July 16.-Suit for $1,000 damages
has been commenced by Elizabeth Kelly
Of American Fork against the San Pedro,
Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad COM
pany, for alleged injuries received in be
ing thrown from the track in American
Fork by q passing train on April . OF
this year. The plaintiff charges the de
PENDANT company with exceeding the
speed limit and failing to ring the bell or
blow the whistle to warn the pedestrians
Of the approaching train
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
FRENCH AVIATOR ENDS
FLIGHT IN FIASC0

London, July Especial dispatches re-
ceived here from France saw that the
proposed flight of Herbert Latham the
French aviator, has ended in a fiasco.
and that VI. Batham's return 70 Paris this
marks the abandonment of the
enterprise. NJ Lathams neglect to take
of the splendid weather condi-
tons of yesterday. indicates, the CORE
spOndents say, that the aviator has real
lied the folly of his enterprise.
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MoDJEsKA's FUNERAL.

CracOW. Austrian Poland. July 5-
The body Of the late Nine. Helena Nod
jeska arrived here last night and is nov
lying in state in the chapel Of the Holy
Cross, The funeral viii take place To-
morrow, interment being in the pu6.-
cemetery. The city council has given
tomb for that purpose. The directors O
the theatres of CracOw and LembEs
viii deLiEer address at t-a L---s-
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PANeUITcH NEWS NOTES.

Especial to The heTald-)
Psnsuitch. July 16.-Haying is on in
full blast The best crop of hay ever cut
is promised
The Wilcox band and orchestra OF Rich
night on their way TO the PanguitCh lake.
where they are going to hold forth i'm the
dance and concert line for the next Two
weeks.
Smallpox has again made its appear
ance here The cases are in the families
Of John I. Sevy. ir.. and Myron Proctor
These men have been working on the
fish pond at Ihe Blue Springs and came
home with the disease
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
COMPANY is ORGANIZED.
Promontory Lands Soon TO Beeoms
Available.

Brigham City, July 1.-the persons who
recently bought the lands of the PronloD-
tory Stock company have ORGANIZED 2
company and Incorporated for $500 600 df-
vided into 800 shares with the par value
OF 500 each. The name Of the company
Is the Promontory-Curlaw Land company.
The officers are David Eccles. president.
Joseph Howell, vice president. HerscheI
Bullen, secretary: II. f. Hatch. treas
Trer
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
CELEBRATE BADGE DAY.
Especial to The HeraIdl

Park City. July 16.-The Park City lodge
No. 754, B. P. o. E., celebrated Badge
day yesterday i'm honor of the newly
elected grand lodge officers. The badge
is quite neat one. The top Of the badge
has the elk head and dial of a clock en-
blematic. The cross piece is of a gold
color in the form of a California tree and
has the words Los Angeles, Cal" The
lower part Of the badge is of lead with
a bar of bullion swung from it, This rep
resents the industry of Park City
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
REILLY KNOCKED OUT.

San Diego. Cal. July 16-The fight be
Reilly of Bakersfield, in this city tonight.
came to an abrupt end in the second
round when Montana Kid knocked out
Reilly The latter was nearly out in the
first round and was plainly outclassed
throughout
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
ELECTION IS LIVELY.
lspeciai 10 - HeraIdl

ID
Panguitch July 16.-The school election
of district No. was held IN Panguitcb
and there was a lively time There an
peared to be no opposition to the present
incumbent, J. Z. Myers. ir. til in the
middle of the afternoon. when five other
candidates entered the field and the vote
was mixed. The following vote vas cast
]. z. Myers, jr.. II: Allie W. Clark. &.
MILFORD Pendleton, s. HHey Epson, 4
Benjamin Cameron. 8. Mamie DOdds. /
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
LAW AGAINST FIREBUGS.
Heavy Fines Provided for Setting
Fires in Forest Reserve.

Provo. July 16.-FOr the benefit Of those
who are setting fire to the grass on the
hillsides east of Provo, and thereby caus-
ing the Underbrush to burn, Acting Su-
pervisOr J. Carl Alfred calls attention to
the fact that there is a heavy fine and
imprisonment for any one found guilty
Of setting fires which spread and do dam
age to the forest. The law for Offenses
against which officers of the forest serv-
ice can arrest without warrant provides
as a maximum penalty a fine of 5000
or Imprisonment for two years, or both
If the fire is set maliciOuslv. The fine
Is $1,000, or imprisonment for one year.
or both, if the fire results from careless
ness.
A private safe may be rented in the
IRE and burglar proof vault of the Salt
Lake Security & Trust Co, 80 I'D Main
street 500 ner wear and 1lnu.ards
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
PITTSBURG WANTS
SH0RTST0P BLACKBURN

Pittsburg July 16,-President Drey-
fuss said yesterday he was determined
10 fight to the last ditch for Shortstop
Russell Blackburn of the Providence
club. recently sold to the Chicago Amer
scans.
We have the strongest kind of a
case. and 1 do not see how we can
lsse," said Mr. Dreyfuss. we have evil
denCe that the commission cannot turn
down 90
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
8AYARD0 CAPTURES
ECLIPSE STAKE

Sandown Park, England, July 1.-THE
tWenty-second renewal of the Eclipse
stakes for and 4-yesr-olds. distance
mile and a quarter. was run today and
won by Mr.. Fairies Bayardo. ROYAL
Realm, owned by ". Hall, was second.
The twenty-fOUrth renewal OF the Great
Kingston 2-year-old plate of 800 SOW
eTeigns, five fuTlOngs, was won by Ulster
King.
The SurbitOn handicap of 800 sovereigns
for 3-year-olds and up. five furlongs, was
won by Chievely.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
BASEBALL TODAY.

Bert Margetts' team and the Occidentals
are scheduled to play at Walkers field
this afternoon. The game is scheduled
for o'clock. The Occidentals are sched-
uted to meet the Murray team at Murray
Sunday afternoon. The batteries for to-
days game will be Langford and Lang
ley for the Occidentals and Ludlow and
Scott for Margetts team
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
BINGHAM NEWS NOTES.

Bingham, July Edward Stowel, while
engaged in a friendly scuffle in the Non
arch saloon yesterday. accidentally fell in
such a way that his shoulder struck the
foot rail of the bar. The shoulder was dis
located.
nal organizations of the camp viii meet
at Society hall Sunday evening to ar
range for a joint excursion to Salt Lake
in the near future.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
cHEss cHAMPIoN CHALLENGED.

New York. July I6.-Before sailing for
Cuba, Jose r. Capablanca. the chess
champion, who defeated the American
master. Frank ]. Marshall, received a
challenge for a match for fifteen games
in New York from Rudolph PokOrney.
champion Of New Mexico. Capablanca
I'd he would probably return in Octo-
Der to accept the challenge.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
DECREASE IN UTAH COUNTY

Provo, July l6-The total assessed val
uation of Utah county for 1893 is SlA,lS-'-
Oz7. Of this amount sS,4s4,659 is assessed by
the state board Of equalization and $40
COZ. SOS by the county assessor The total
assessed valuation of last year was Sl4s-
49,. g32. The assessment by the county
assessor is Sf56. fs7 less this year than last
wear. This is due principally to the large
area of land that was deprecated by an
overflow of Utah lake.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
RAGeEp Bic HIPPo.

Naivasha, British East Africa. Ju.yt
Theodore Roosevelt. who is hunting
the south shore of Lake Naivasha fr-r
the ranch Of Captain Richard A--e15U-
Ough, succeeded yesterday fr bringing
down a big hippOptsmus The animal 3
estimated TO weigh three tons.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
NEW STORE OPENING.

The opening of the new store of the
Daynes- Beebe Music company at As Main
street viii be held today During the
afternoon between , and o'clock and in
the evening between and o'clock there
will be music, flowers and souvenirs for
The ladies attending
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10 ENTERTAIN VETERANs.

Park City. July 16.-The eutarta.nus-
committee Of the Commercial club e
making arrangements to entertain tl5 Cd
veterans for one day IN Park City during
the time Of the enCaWDm=ut iH Salt Lake
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At apOlis-Indianapol /; Louis
VILE g.
At Columbus-TOledo. I; Columbus, 2
At st. Paul-Minneapolis, 5, st. Paul /
At Kansas City-Kansas City, (: Mil
Waukee 3
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HARVARD PAIR BEATEN.

New York. July 16-H. IT. Hackett and
f. D. Little, the former tennis inter
nationallsts, won the final today of the
doubles at the Seabright. n. j., tourna-
ment They defeated the Harvard pair.
\. W. Niles and Arthur S. Dabney, jr.
g. 6-3. S.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
BIG YUsEFF DEFEATED.

Seattle, Wash, July l6.-Charles Olsen
of Minneapolis took two straight falls
from Big Yuseff. the Turk. in "A catch
as-catch-can wrestling match here to-
night The first fall was in 32:44 aud the
second 1906.
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LEG is BROKEN
Special TO The HeraldJ

N~P~~ie- ~ Alie Eieial0.J
Park City, July 16.-Ray Bfrcun7sl,sr-
youngest son Of Willard Bucumsbavy
suffered d broken Leg today bv being
kicked by a horse. DR.. T.econ7r,fe sat 80
limb and made the boy as comfortable as
possible. as
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE,
Tourists All Eat

Automobile Exchange. IS Postoffcc
Place.
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private safe may be rented in the
IRE and burglar proof vault Of the salt
Lake Security & Trust Co, 90 up Main
street 500 per year and upwards.
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PROVO TAKES CENSUS.
lspscial 10 The Herald.l

top7tlaA ~ Inc 4lrLdEG-t
Provo July 16.-PrOvO's population. &C
cOroing to a census just taken, is S567,
divided among the wards as follows.
First ward, 1,779; Second ward, 1.25G:
Third ward, 200: Fourth ward, 1896;
Fifth ward, ,955.
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At Kniefefs Cafeteria. ~ So. Main.
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AUTOMOBILES Eoa HE.

Automobile Exchange. So Postoffice
Place.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-12-23
MRS. LEAvlTT TO TRAVEL:
ASSERTS DIVORCE FINAL

Chicago, Dec. 21.-Mrs. Ruth Bryan
Leavitt, daughter of William Jennings
Bryan. denied any possibility of another
chapter being added to her marital
troubles with her former husband, w.
III. Leavitt. and declared positively that
her divorce was safe from any ope
ing. Stories that she had been hid
ing While in Chicago because of fears
that ape %reopening the case would be
served on her We're described as being
absurd
There is no fear of papers being
served on me, because there can be
none served. My divorce was final and,
iron clad" she said. II nave not made
public the names of the friends with
whom l have been staying, because I
have not wished them to be bothered.
My future plans are to go to South
America With father and mother and
sister and then go to Europe, where I
will study. Mr. Leavitt is in the United
States. and he will not be in Europe.
That affair is settled finally. l do not
wish to say anything about it and I
would rather not be quoted"