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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22

l. - 4 ". ) T. F,
st Bernard from Boulder is probably
the largest in the country. He Is a son
OF the famous life saver. Price /. aud
Is three feet high and measures Z feet
2Is inches from tip to tip. DR.. Magtpn
of Butte will enter his famous bull ter
rier Monte. =
Following is a list OF special prizes
and the names of the doners:
Cup, best female pointer: Geo. Chris
Jensen.
Cup. best female English setter: w.
CUP, best female hull terrier; w. Fl.
Cup. best Chesapeake puppy: Or. r..
M. Stewart.
Don.
Dog collar. unpleaced; Western Arms
Sporting Goods Co.
Cup, best male 8pointer: r. NJ. Moreton.
Special, Lever Drug company. tyi
Stamp Co.
Cup, best Collie; f. l.. Hansins.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22
P'lTC HER FRANK OWEN
SOLD BY COMISKEY

$6hicugo, May % +P tcher Frank Owen
was Yesterday sold by President Conn
3iskeS of the Chicago American club to
4 the Toledo club in the & American assoc
ctation.5 he cons derat Ion for the deal
was not announced other than it was an
out and out sale.
The sale of Owen removes another of
The OLE time p) ayers from the South
Side club. Last year he did. snnt5sl,ow
much and this year was displaced when,
4GoniskeNG secured Burns from Washing
ton.
& Tie Toledo club wired Owen to report
to Toledo at once, II W
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22


The i5-daS race meeting at Ogden. nn-s
dersthe direction of, w. NJ. Murray, came
( 70 q close with yesterdays card and
Proved to be the most successful race.
meeting ever held Iii the Junction City
mat another meet VIII be held there be-
iere long Is practically assured. Mr.
Mlas lra more than satisfied with the
iesnits of his efforts and has been
VA eomplimented for his good work.
Assntts of yesterdays racing:
FIRST race, three f,irlongs. selling. =;
: ;ssss nsds-- Sixteen. Kirschbaum. 3 20 S,
sn Ipe; Wicket. Cotton, 10 to /, second: C.
~ y. ft va, rrey. Palms. 10 to i, third. Time
~; ~ sixteen outclassed his field. winning
ss sJaoie and half lengths. Wicket was
i ISsi;ghd by half a length, G. j. Harvey
ss aala easily. Mary Dees Endure and
-4 so Glow finished as named.
~, sSeeonu race. four furiongs, purse, o,
Bsird PIGS and up-Hampton Beauty,
Y 10 t5ai y : to ]. won; Dir. Crook, Cotton. s.
Ti,,,o second; Pallas, Peak. 20 to 1. third.
3 lsaia rs Glendenning assumed easy
RIO stretch turn. where Hampton
t.rs,,t. coming fast, won easily DR.
IN; ii.iu2h Shnished second, easily oalIas
Mr., MIRO by a head. Taslmaster, Glenden-5
.rE, and Watiere also ran. ~
yea, IN race; four furlongs, selling, s.
Won. v X, and ap--P Platoon. Peak IL TO 10.
ond.' sa1.ario Oregon Smith, to 10, sec
,1 Ahtara. shrner. 10 to 1 third. Time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22
Utah Kennel Club Will Put On
Four Point Show Next Week

(. + {. y - = i-sl
Tho coming annual bench show of the
Utah Kennel club will be the biggest
4 affair OF the kind ever ATTEMPTED In
Utah, and this morning the announces
ment was made by Secy. Don that the
: show will be a four-pointi affair instead
Of three, Il
Up to non today there were more than
Z by entries filed and some of the best
dogs i'll the western country. and also
4 some imported CANNES are on the lists.
There are many special prizes and wide
spread interest the show is manifested
4 everywhere. 'rhe work of erecting the
i Stalls is progressing rapidly and the place,
+ WI VIII be ready By the opening day, next
( .u, il There will be $40 stalls az ana
Il FIRST South street. lss lAi s5$s5
There will be Boston Terriers from
Portland. Airedales from Butte, st. Ber-f
maids and Daschunds from Boulder and
Boaton Terriers from Denver. The big
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22
:,..:..:....:....:..:..
EDWARD PAYSON WESTON
IS DUE HERE ON JUNE: 10

b. e.. = . II =.
Edward Payson Weston, the
. grand old pedestrian, will, in all x
probability, be a visitor in Salt
. Lake City on June or s. From
!. this city he will continue his
. "across-the-c continent walk" and
. start for California. If he ar
I rives here on the eth or Sths he
!. will Immediately start out over
the Salt Lake Route for the west
. as his schedule Indicates he will
be in Garfield on one OF these
. dates. The railroad officials arc
. keeping track Of his schedules
which IS now announced as fol-
!. lows:
tuesday, June s--Garlield. Err
!. da.
"Wednesday. June 9-stockton,
|. Ajax, Vernon.
. Thursday, June 1c-Tintic, Dy-
J. or, Lynn.
FRIDAY, June 11-oasis, Clear
!. Lake.
Saturday, June 12--Goss, Black
! Rock. (Remain over Sunday.)
Monday. June 14-Ienda, Mil
ford, NADIA. B
Tuesday, June. 15-Lund, Mo-
. dena. Crestline, New. q,
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FRANK MANfELL WINS.

MantelI of Rhode Island defeated Frank
MayHeld tonight in the thirteenth round
of what was to have been e0-ronnd
2 bout After the gong rang In tho thir-
steenth round Mayfields seconds threw
up the sponge, the Suis,in mans face
being battered into a pulp. and he was
almost unable TO raise his hands. II was
a gruellinG contest, the result OF which
was never in doubt. 5if5
Previous TO the bout a telegram was
received from Mike tTwin) Sullivan
challenging the winner. Referee Harry
Foley stated he believed Manteil could
defeat any 1l5-pound man in the bust
ness. so ~ 5gfsI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22

showing President
bal wi ich is provin Il
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EASY For RosE,nIlN.

New York, May 2s,-.Dave Johnson.
owner of the once-faInous race horse
Roseben. is preparing TO ship the old
Splinter to a. farm where he can enjoy
q rest for the remainder of his days
owner and caused Johnson TO win many
thousands of dollars in wagers and
johnson said last night that as the
horse Is practically unified for the turf
he has not forgotten his great services.
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ALONG GASOLINE ROW. .

Tho Consolidated Wagon & Machine
company sold a model 10 BuickstO DIR.
Joseph S. Richards, IL fully equipped
Mt Pleasant a model D Franklin
was delivered to Ogden yesterday.
The Sharman company has sold to
the SSrevelle-F Paterson company a.
Stoddard- Dayton and another to r. r.
Woolley. ,i#5
w. G. Orem has purchased from the
Botterill conn anS a Chalmers-Detroit.
Tho car costs s1,s00.
Eleven years ago there was scarce
81 ~ q notorist in the country, today
there are approximately 100000 men
driving cars In the United States.
Glen Schranm and J. II. Brown
started on a trip TO Richtield Thurs
day The former S driving q 6-cylin-
dor Pierce Arrow and the latter u
iStevens-puryea- The party will res
turn tomorrow. u I. w
is certain that there is no vehicle
close behind him, he should never
make q sudden reduction of speed or.
come to a quick stop without giving
d warning signal. X
The Utah Implement company has
i 900 or more numbers for automobiles
TO be placed on cars Of owners who
secure the state license. All machines
are now registered and numbered un-l
der the state law and drivers are re-
:quired to take out a special license.
Sam sbaman, the Standardization
Ey.,IA - Il. 4 ttx.Ux .,NtNl.~
here last week to get more Stoddard-
Daytons fort the season. He has cons
.pletely exhausted his 1909 allotment
and wants more. He met with little
success. as the Los Angeles branch has
sold all Stoddards obtainable.--Lo
Angeles Times.
Motorcycle racing Is fast coming to
the front as a popular sport and 1t is
likely that many race tracks designed
for the high speed flyers will be built
IN the various large cities this summer
Jack Prince, the veteran promoter has
lust returned east from establishing
a. most succeSsf y track in Los Angeles
where Jake De Roster recently made
his phenomenal record of 100 miles In
less than 100 minutes, mounted on an
Indian motorcycle.
Such speeds as this require special
Nv designed tracks, with the turns
banked to an angle of at least 30 de-
glees. ana on such tracks a good ma
chine is capable of miles in less than
as seconds in the hands of skilled
rider.
Lewis sstrang. Louis Chevrolet,
George Dewitt and Bobby Burman,s
composing the Buck team drivers, We're
the first to reach the Cobe trophy
course and establish u training camp.
There are fifteen in the racing party
The camp will be under the personal SUI
pervision OF W. j. Mead of the Buick
company, and is one OF the most COM
plete ever established for a racing
event.
For tie care of the drivers who VIII
be put through a rigid course OF train
ing and practise each day. an expert
enced physical culture expert has been
engaged and the drivers will be a $ we'll
cared for after long drive as Is Gus
tomary in conditioning athletes. The
Cohe race is at a distance of over 400
miles. and Mr. Mead figures that the
physical condition of the men at the
steering wheels will count for as much
as anything else.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22
.'l[TLAKE TAKES
HEF0URi|TH GAME
H. Bctwecm Rabbit Sturgeon and
y hammond Results in Formers
suspension and Fine. q
HOW TlIEYs STAND.


IN j, ako -. .:...,l9$ az
+ ffisiena ...... ND ND
pstte.... .s.....,...........'..tos Nv w,
\ Boise -. - 81 -. 2 81
ai{,t was not quite so easy as other
.aa,ss hut wa won just the same and
IN lead the procession. The Boise Ir--
,,sators made the skyscrapers hustle
.an,e In Yesterdays doings down at
walkers ball pasture, and this man os-s5
I'm In the box for the visitors rather
{rsld down the locals. The lrrigators
DLaved better ball than heretofore and
mare was not quite so much barking
rom strouthers.
! t Early in the game Rabbit Sturgeon
nissetl a f,y that looked easy and Ed
Sia Hammond took him to task for IT,
s,1,rreon "sassed" back and was fined
Tis he growied some more and left The
sSd Manager Farnsworth promptly sus-
,rs,ied HIM RichmeYer going Into right
garden. II
3ialtjal appearance III the game and GREAT
~ a, good Impression, Hc handles him
sSlft Well, Is good with the stick and uses
Iii head us we'll as his legs in base
running. ~ =,
three weeks will be played tomorrow be-
tween Boise and Salt Lake. Iesterday's
ft0re; IS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22
JOHNSON A SPENDER.
Buys Automobile and Big Diamond
With Fight Money.

Philadelphia, May 22.,-Jack Johnson
has proven that lie is a speuder as we'll
as a fighter. IIe received 5000 as his
share of tho bout with o Brien Wednes-
OF it go for two purchases. Yesterday
johnson was attracted by a special speed
roadster and before the salesman knew!
what had happened lie was In possession
Of 5000, and johnson was speeding
down the street. He also purchased a
big diamond for $780,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22
"PENNY" GOSSIP.

Next week Salt Lake starts on the
trip to Helena, Butte and Boise
Is lsjt35l ----------- #
Bert Margetts will use Waits ana
Sturgeon, formerly of the Salt Lake
team, IN tomorrow's game with Gin
Inns bunch at Ogden.
The Salt Lake socker football team
has been organized a.gain for the sea-
captain.
The Salt Lake Route has decided to
run n special from Provo and take in.
all Utah county points. for the big
race meeting. which opened this after
noon. The specials will run on We'd,
nesdays and Saturdays.
Tho Utah county handicap will. be.
run at the Fair grounds on Wednesday
next.
Yesterday afternoon at Logan the 3.
W G.. baseball team won from the B.
TX. u. by a$score Of 6 to 81
Before leaving Salt Lake, Frank
Gotch declared he would wager $1,000
that Farmer Burns could throw Mike
Yolle1 five times within one hour actual
< NICsliIliS lliilS. WI SiStSil Ne'so ttuSi y.
The ball team under the directionFof3
Lieut.. Ellis Of Fort Douglas has a.
number of games scheduled for the
near future. The schedule follows:
May rs. Garland; May 90, N1cCammon:
May 80 and 81 Idaho Falls: June j.,
Rexburg: June 2, Blackfoot Juno 8,
Pocatello, and June AS and 6, Twin.
Falls, 5 / I ~ Jsi, y { 4
Helena, Mont, May 2f,--Managtr
Huston OF the Helena baseball club to-
day. announced the release of Shortstopi
Smith and Pitcher King and the signing
in Salt Lake of Third Baseinar Moore.
Morse will be shifted to short on
Moore's arrival Sunday.
Pete Sullivan, the popular local boxer,
has returned from his; two months trip
in the cast and does not speak in glow,
ing terms OF the manner in which cast
aern fight promoters conduct their bouts.
Pete is in training here and is looking
for good match.
There are a number Of people here
who imagine they will be able to pull
off prize fights during the summer.
Those who think they have a gchancc
to do 80 in Salt Lake county are re-
.ferred to County Atty. Job p. Lyon.
Lyon says, Nay, nay, Pauline.
q -LA-<S Z $3.50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Kansas City Kansas City, 8: Mil
waukee, 2.
vile, ..
At milwaukee, Milwaukee. q; st. Paul,
st Toledo Toledo, |; Columbus 6,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22
MAY WRITE DOWN ORDERS.
Race Horse Men Cheercd by opinion
OF an Attorney.

New York. May a2s--Race horse men
statement issued from the office of an
attorney for the jockey club in which It
was declared that under the new anti:
down orders. 1t Is expected that this
/ statement Will lead to more open and
general betting at the race tracks. ~
tx The statement follows:
make wagers orally In an audible tone
and persons who visit the tracks should
know it Anybody can write the odds.
down as q means OF keeping track of the.
market but nobobdy who accepts oral
wagers can hold up a list of prices to
attract speculation
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22
CHOSEN
FOR auto CLUB.
Interesting report CARRYING Good
Suggestions is Made by President
Notwithstanding Beats Beer.

| The annual election Of officers for the
Utah Automobile club took place last
night in the Bell Telephone building and
| tho Club ticket scored a victory by a
| vote of "A to q, c. a. Quigley. J. L.
Jennings. C. u. Humphries and r. r.
/ Bacon were elected directors for one
year. The two-yenr tearm men are Sam
uel Newhouse, Frank j. Westcott. o. w
Powers, NJ. S. Browning and f. S. Russ
liner. There was a lively contest between
4 III. L. Jennings and DR.. w. F. Beer but
the former won.
| President Orson II. Hewlett submitted
his annua report Which was listened to
with interest It was as follows:
THE Salt Lake Automobile club is
less than year old ana yet dn urn;
amount oil good. especially for the
building up of good roads in the state
Of Utah Bsliewng that fn t GOOD ,p rIaas as
every one. the club organized atonce.
and commenced systematic campaigns
for better roads al oyer tha s g f,.i
county, which was largely attended
and reused up such q strong sentiment
in that locality that special assess
purposes, the money to be spent on the
main road OF the county. The next
meeting vas held i p Utah county
attended, not only from Salt Lake and
Utah county. but many other places
were represented.
NEED or GOOD ROADS.
THE publicity given the club by
these meetings created such strong sem
timent throughout the state that Z
call for II good roads convention. The
Automobile club, working in harmony
with the state administration. arranged
fr,,. he n.Nt, ftf,n nd
gates attended. representing every
county and every section of the State
Of Utah At this convention nine bills
were drawn up by D. r. Roberts, tho
good roads advocate of Utah. were en-
dorsed and q committee was appointed
to work with the legi stature TO see they
have passed the legislature. and are
now laws. and will do a great amount
of good for s., every 4, person ss31 in the state
was the vehicle tax, which was vetoed
by the governor.
THE Automo bile club can justly feel
these lines. and they s1so feel grateful
to the public press of Utah. which has
so ably helped them in arnusing the
given this move by the press It would
have been practically failure
sALTAIR SPEEDWAY.
dorsed BY the Automobile club, and a
good deal of work has been done to
give Salt Lake City the finest racing
course In the country. Engineers have
been out on the line and surveyed it 4
thoroughly and have given estimates
as to the cost and the most feasible
way of making this speedway. Thomas
Homer, who is In charge OF selecting
the right OF way along the line. has
nearly enough land guaranteed to go
ahead with the work The sentiment
among all classes of citizens Is very
persons Who do not even own an auto.
mobile have voluntarily promised to
in building this road. This matter
should be actively taken up and at
once, as it Is YET possible to build it in
tins for races during thee. a. r, re-
union in Salt Lake City"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22
DOA1T NOW.

Now is the time to get rid of your
rheumatism Y on can do SO by applying
Cham berlain's 14iniment. Nine Ecases out
due to cold or damp. or chronic rheu-i
matisn. and yield to the vigorous appll-s
cation of this liniment.5 Try 1t. You arc
certain to be- delighted with the quick
relief which 1t affords. Sold by all drug
gists. aS5 fs5a9 ss " iis 5s$f
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22

Two-base hits-Fuchell 60, WATSON (2).
Goodman Bases on bal1s--OG Osburn, Il;
Hunt @ Left on bases Salt Lake. {;
Boise, 3. Double plays-F'lick to Head
to I.ussi; Hunt to Lussi to Corbin. Wild
.pitches-Osburn. Hunt. Passed ball--I1e-
tree, Hit by pitcher-Hutchipson, Corbin.S
Sacrifice hit--Osburil. Time of game
1856 umpire-Carney.N Attendnnce-50o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22

day afternoon:
Sumner vs. Lafayette, Cummings field.
Lowell vs. Hamilton. Eighteenth ward
square. s3Ba
Webster VS. Wasatch, Liberty Park.
Washington VS. Lincoln. Capitol Hill.
Grant VS. Onedua. CudahaS's field.
fight Oh for tie championship between
the Summers and Lafayettes and Mon
days game should sertle the question.
In the west side group the Lincoln'a
have "a safe lead. Tho winners OF each
side will then meet and fight it out for
the school championship
KS There VIII be two basketball games
Friday between girls teams and they
will end the basketball series.
Preliminary work for the big field and
track meet at Wandasrerc ION June
be run of, Friday. The Iowells have won
the east side championship for girls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

At Tacoma
Score; r. II F.
Tacoma ......................5 L.
Spokane -. ........ .....,........,.9 10 i
MISREPRESENTATION and Kellackey: Jen-
AT Portland
Score: r. Fl. e
Aberdeen 1900. .. Observation-Disclosures g.
Portland .......... .........,..S 3 4
Batteries-Lajeune, Most and o'Brien;
kinsella and Murray
{ At Seattle
Score. r. H. L
Seattle .f4....., 5......s...... s
Vancouver .....,.. .................0 6 g
Batteries thompson and Custer; GILL;
gan and Stanley.
All kinds of Seeds. Bailey s: Sons
Co. G3 East End So.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22

At San Francisco
Score; Ri. r
Vernon s........ ............... 3 .
man and Kinkel.
At Los Angeles
Score: r. H. L
Los Angeles $1,000. ..3s .
Portland ........ .,..54,..........
Batteries-Tozer and orendorff: Garrett
At Sacramento
Score: II. H. E
Sacramento 49,. ..........2 ii o
Oakland ......t... ...............D L
Ehnan and Byrncs; Wigs
and Lewis,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22
BOISE.
a. B. Il. II. Pc. AZ. u

80. y 80 a, b. X. ii. To ~. u
Hutchinson,a b. ...l 9.
II Iodell / b, ..........5 % IL o. j.
Z flchell, G. f. .....,h o o.
Wassop, l. {. .....t..i o.
\ Houston. 2 y, ........5
\ Petree. e. f...........tJ
Case, s.. 81 s....s..t. - Y u ~ SllS j$tf 4 fS .
Harrigan, r. I. 1900
0sblrn, pst......;....,5 ~
Totals -. .t....s6 IL "a 10 g.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22

The Utah Implement company has
1000 or more numbers for automobiles
ITO be placed on cars of owners who
secure the state license. All machines MAJ
are now registered and numbered un-
der the state law and drivers are re-
squired to take out a special license.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22

See wffa,t Roosevelt is dong. "A real
lion hunt ait the Luna theater.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22

The Utah county handicap will be
run at the Fair grounds on Wednesday,
next p 59f'1 Z jf4s5 " isfss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22

Yesterday afternoon at Logan the b..
Y. G. baseball team won from the B..
Y. u. by a score of 6 to g..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22

# Unless the driver Of an automobile
is certain that there is no vehicle.
close behind him. he should never
make sudden reduction of speed or
come to a quick stop without giving
d warning signal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22

Next week Salt Lake starts on tho
trip to Helena, Butte and Boise
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22

9S8 The Salt Lake Route has decided TO
run n special from Provo and take in.
all Utah county points. for the big.
race meeting. which opened this after
noon. The specials will run on We'd
5llesdays and Saturdays.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22

Glen, Scl1ramln and j. II. Brown
started on a trip to Richtield Thurs
day The former S driving a 6-cylin-
dor Pierce-frrows and the latter u
5Stevens-puryea. The party will res
turn tomorrow. W.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22
SALT LAKE.
(. SCORE BY INNINGS.
SUMMARY

II37855H SGURE BY INNINGS. % q
4 Boise ~. ..........2 o 90 2 . IL,
Salt Lake ,.......0 20i1 o. / o 81
SUMMARY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22

Sam Sban,an, the Standardization
and REQ agent in Salt Lake City. came
here last week to get more Stoddard-
YDaytons for the season. He has COM
3pletely exhausted his 1909 allotment
and wants more He met with little
success, as the Los Angeles branch has
sold all Stoddards obtainable.-Los
Angeles Times. T
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22

Tho Consolidated Wagon & Machine
sold model 10 Buicksto DR..
Joseph S. Richards, u fully equipped
and another to IT, p. Cole Of
Mt. Pleasant A model D Franklin
was delivered to Ogden yesterday. Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22
Last OF the Championship Series VIII
Be Played Next Monday After
noon-Baslsctball Games.
HOW THEY STAND.
EAST SIDE CROFT.
WEST SIDE GROUP.
Ed. Won. Lostp,C
NEXT WEEKS SCHEDULE.

next week They will be played Mon
day afternoon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22

z Eleven years ago there was scarce
.ly a motorist in the country; today
there are approximately 100000 men
driving cars in the United States.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22
HIGHER CHECH OF red sOX. WHO ls TWIRLNG GOOD Bali

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22

Before leaving Salt Lake, Frank
5Gotch declared he would wager $1,000
that Farmer Burns could throw Mike
Yollel five times within neshour, actual
wrestling time. Mr.. Gotch was angry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22

The Sharman company has sold to
the SSrevelle-H Paterson company a..
Stoddard- Dayton and another to II. r.
NVoolley.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22

x Nv. c. Orem has purchased from the
Botterill company a Chalmers Detroit.
The car costs 1,S00