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wds better,~ aiid' n6e ~ am completely
tfifst,il pz-IiESEaY HENR43 9Boliee No.
81 Adrian, Ga s714tG tf54 20 o.
Why will sHAmene take, eha4ces With
an operation or drag oa5 a slekly,
ba1-hearted existence, missing tfFee-
fQurths. of the 10y Qf living, when tIi6y
scifilliIfd ffalth iheEyJlia E. PiAkaiaffl' 5
Vegetable Compound ? -
~ For thirty years it has been atIEF.
standard renedBfor femalelills, and
has cured thousands OF women, Who
have been troubled with SUCH .all7
ments as displacelnents, inllamniatfo.i,
liberation, hbroid tumors, irreg,hali-
ties, periodic paias, backache, iuGiges-
ton, and nervous prostratiOn. ftge7g
If you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia IL. PinlShap's Yege-
table Compound will help you,
write TO Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn,
Mass, for advice, Your letter
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s-7S -NoiAt ilVpAluo as W0tleI'
Huhbard was very original and was
1-VT7rTFTiiyy appfauded. MISS .vefife Arrn
as Mss Multi. and Miss Frances
Bailey as A'M6thGr G55ss- were de-
lightful in their respective roles.
/ Miss Helen stonig6hefy as zaJIlr'
! and Fladeis Wrench AS TACK made
ef'te. 4 hit ii their ehtfaYce Win The
I iaihous Pa ! of Wafer aiid the bfetty
DIET witch was warmly ehc6f6d. tIe@e
/, young pe1Bfa raltfvifiae nl1i7V ac8m nif.
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+ iI3uggdgg aHatlfff ~as a s6ig4dfa ,et33g.
55glillss ,aiia haS q fne ,Yol Geo LITTLE fII-I
Jan .Bsiatt vas a chaiihing NBfoNlfe'i
and sang his song swe4tR- and Was.
| 'f0updly abpiafded.a Erhe5sf 1Hd1das9llil sa,5
: % king Colo, Edwin iFdhdjg ag 81 f
! Thoihas GfittlaIkih and Robbie Stafks
as Lady BGnity' were afi aDie7,a ,fiss
Lau y, ! I PIN g JIG 'skyldrkr y 4
!f9e t9r Of tReT litils oPeretta. - apd
Ter beautiful voice ana song word
heartily encored. 80 =
The fairies, Katharine Lemen. Mira
lam Burkheimer. Elizabeth Hopkins,
Jennie Emanuel. Ellen iSiniainnefi. fTYetI
~. Susalsagr17, iifie-s Bovehassit and
Virginia Burkheimer we're dainty and
winsome, yeritable fairies that &51
the hearts Of all -
,in TIE aIl4stef1 essr9qr he prdtty
Comedy 1T IS dla91lt 10 select one
deserving special mention Bur MISS
Miriam Whitfield as Jessie Harford
in view Of her youth. was the palm
for her finished acting and charming
voice. Beautiful and graceful. ghe
.aoI-.Ilsi'@al u enrttto1tot
her role Mr. John Mcintosh was sb4
eo-star and was surprising in Ais
clever handling Of the role Of the ab
.stAatf husband Mr. J. L. Andr4&s
and Miss Maud Nightingale were
sbl4'a6id iane yMr. A. c. Banks, IT.. as
tie bgtleg fpd Miss EsteIle Brown as
the maid We're perfect.
sFhE 1Hlrm kiance, by Misses LiIian
Pfeiffer, Elvira Torras, Louise Jen-
'1staser--esss,s
ttfully rendered and proved 10 be one
Of the most interesting numbers on
tie prokramt - )
sThe enttrs performance usis won
derfnlly good and those who missed
i should not fail to see the matinee
this afternoon.
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How's THIS?

We offer one hundred dollars re.
ward fepsa ssspc3sss o6.ea tatEh that. caRz
not ID. cureSsb Ar&Falfs4 CStamf Qune. !
"a. Cheney Go, Toledo, o.
We. the undersfgAesiy ehsre, Mawn
e. l. Cheney foA-thess last Is years.
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and a.
aancially able to carry cut ans obi
cations made by his firm
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than a n4iilite at a
time. My doctor
said an operation
was the only
chance J. had, and
i dreaded II almost
as much as death.
One day ] was
reading heNy other
women Rad been
cared by Lydia 7,
Pinkha m,s- Xege-
table COMPOUND,
and DECIDED Is Try
& - ~ e IL 20 -
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NOTICE.

sgsRlsIA-GLYNN .CoUE11. q
Aaassisaac, adz,ini$sf btor aehenis COR
eff the Estate Of FREDERIC fsaae. de-
ceased, VS.. johanna Isaac, Sdmiffis-
sratris Of the Estate of Abram
Isaac, johanna Isaac, individually,
jeannette- Isaac Rsta Isaac, Mar
celia isaac and Albert Fendie.-
Equitable Petition. in Glynn Super
ior Court.
To the defendants, Johanna Isaac,
admiristratrix of the estate of Abram
Isaac Johanna Isaac Individually,
Jeanette Isaac, Reta Isaac and Marcel
la Isaac:
You and each of you are hereby re-
auired to appear personally or by at
torney at the next term OF. the Supe-
rior Court Of said county to be acid
at the courthouse of said county on
the third Monday in May, 1909. then
and there to answer the plaintiff upon
the merits of the foregoing petition.
In. default, whereof the court will
proceed rs to-justiee shall 2ppertail.
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Lived 1852 Years.
Wnp Parr- England's oldest iran
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years longer People should be~4outh-
FIJI a, 50. Jaaes Wright of Spurlock,
lSys sslPEE 16W to remain young 4
feel Just. like q 16-y year old boy, he
g@rttess safterg 8kRg Elk Eb6fNes Of
Elsctrtc Bi.tera ger taArtyKye9Fs kid
ney trouble made life a burden. but
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godsend to weak. sickly rundown or
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lspgA. VII pFPYide 2 eNAHtisuta for bAr
dancing class. and the regular lesson
-sSAli-he gtfen-at the dsral-hntir.-
=
esfs.sst
IN Little Miss Naomi Prim entertained
Der little friends Thursday afternoon
with a party In honor of her third
birthday. "A number lof 'fittIe ryfofk
were present and many games played.
Refreshments were served in the din
ing-room. where the table was decor
ated with three candles bprning in
Token of the little girls years. The
occasion was happy success for all
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Roses Drug Store carries the -larg-
est line OF drugs and druggists spe
ciaIties in Brunswick, therefore it is
easy for him to fill any orders in the
-6ruc fine. = = =
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waldina. KInnar. 9 MarvIn,
Wholesale nrugg' SITS, Toledo, c

WHOLESALE Druggists, Toledo, Q.
Halls Catarrh Cere is taken inter-
nSlly, actirg Directly upon the blaod
and .mutbus surfaces OF the system.
Testimonials sent free Price 10 cents
per bottle. Sold IS all druggists
Take Halls Family Pills for consti.
pation- 49,
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You Can Always
Find in Stock

With the undersigned the Following
Goods:
Watches, clocks, Jesjeir-y, MEstesl In
struments and Strings. Solid and Sill
yer PLACED Fla Ware and all kinGi
# Sea Shells. Star Fish, al. also al
Kinds Of Souvenirs and Cur,asfI Isl re
oeiVed, nice assortment of Alligator
Hand Bags. Call and see them, 70.
will find the prices right. Parsicui j
attention given to fine Watch Wors
and Jewslry Repairing.
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OPERATION
HERMAT
-. CHANCE
= n - 80
WasCnred ydiaE. Pink
ham, sVegetahle Compound

Adrian, Car suffered untold
misery from a female weakness and
disease. and | could not staIH moro
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NOTICE..
'GEORGTA.-GLYNN COUNTY. /.

GEORGIA.-GLYNN COUNTY.
To Al; Whom It May Concern:
Thomas. Abbstto having IN proper
form, applied to me for permansrf
letters Of administration on ths Is
tate Of Susan Abbott, late of !. said
county this is to cite all and singu-
rar The creditors and next of kin Of
Susan Sbbott to be and appear al my
eSFioel ~tthiin-t4e TINE 9lIewed BY law.
,ahd-shdw II sslrsel why heplnanent ad
mnistration should not be granted Ia
EhpIaas Abbott on Susan Abbotts es-
tate This q day of April, 1897
SoFace Oart, Ordinary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-30
zion WEATHER BUREAU
NOW IN BOSTON BUILDING

The local station of the United
States weather bureau, which for a
number of years past has been situated
on the top floor of the Dooly block,
was yesterday moved to suite of five
largo rooms on the eleventh floor of
the Boston building.
The new station is being furnished
in keeping with the office finishings,
and new equipment is being installed,
which has Just been received from the
department of agriculture at Washing,
ton, d. C. The new meteorological
equipment includes an aneometer, for
measuring the velocity of the wind;
barometer, dry and wet bulb ther-
mometers, and triple register. This
register is the latest thing of ITS KIND
which modern science knows. The reg
lister is connected by means of cleo
trio wires with the aneometer, the IN
strument for recording the percentage
of sunshine, and the device for meas
uring the precipitation,
The printing press recently installed
in the Dooly block headquarters has
been moved Most of the old furniture
in the old station will be sold at auc-
tion, the date to be announced later.
The new station is fitted up entirely
with new furniture and it is one of the
best stations in the entire country.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-30
Fair Association
TO Discuss Races
DOUBLES FEATURE
Of TENNIS TOURNEY
Mrs. Griffin and Mrs. Smith
Win Most Exciting Game
of Day.

With the exception of two singles. AL
tho tennis matches at the Country club
Tuesday afternoon were doubles, the men
playing four games and the women three.
The feature of the afternoon was tho
match between Mrs. Griffin ana Mrs.
Smith and Mrs. Callaghan and Mrs.
Keith. the former winning the last two
sets and losing the first. The first two
out. Go.
Play will be continued this afternoon
Yesterdays results and todays schedule
are as follows:
Yesterdays results:
MEMS SINGLES
o. ]. Salisbury defeated Niles. So; So
WOMEN'S s SINGLES.
Mrs. Keith defeated Miss Day, e-s, 6-l
MEN S DOUBLES.
G Neel and Mcleod defeated Moore
s. Necl and whitney defeated Bagby
and Blood, 60; 6-2.
Salisbury and Salisbury defeated
Thompson and Griffin. St SO.
Cox and lngebretsen defeated Boyd and
Taylor by default,
WOMEN's DOUBLES.
Miss Niles and Miss Lewis defeated
Mrs. G. Mccormick and Mrs. Savage.
Mrs. Griffin and Mrs. Smith defeated
Mrs. Callaghan and Mrs. Keith. 46;
WIS G<l15petH Alien tFu MISS c~Slllef
Allen defeated Miss McKimnon and part
ner by default.
Todays schedule:
MEMS SINGLES.
$50 y. mo. i. Salisbury VS. winner
OF Brodie- Ritter ma tch.
4:80 p. ms. Noel Us, r. Badger.
4:So p. m.-F Roberts VS.. Griffin.
p. mr.. w. Salisbury VS.. Brown.
p, nc. Neel VS.. RAYMOND
MEMS DOUBLES.
Of Badger Taylor and nett-McBroom
match.
.. rn.-Sslisbury and Salisbury VS.. Cox
and Ingebretsen.
WOMEN'S SINGLES
p. m.-Miss Lewis VS.. Miss Thorn.
WOMEN'S DOUBLES.
4 p. n.-Mrs Griffin and Mrs. Smith
VS.. the Misses Allen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-30
RIDERS HONOR DEAD
C0MRADE WITH WREATH

The bicycle riders We're n surprised lot
Tuesday morning when they read of the
death Of Parley Giles. II was only last
Friday that Giles was at the track watch
ing the riders in their training. and said
rcgretfully that he guessed he could not
ride sny more.
Upon the arrival OF all the riders at
the track Tuesday morning collection
was taken up bS George Robinson and
Walter Bardgett. and handsome floral
wreath was sent to the home Of Gllos az
a last token from the bicycle riders. Upon
tho wreath was bicycle and the word
"Comrade."
The funeral has been postponed 10 Fri
daY. in order to allow n sister, Mrs. j, j.
EngberC of Arizona 10 be present. Flu
neral services Will he held at the Eigh
tcenth ward chapel commencing at IL 10
O'clock. The body will be inferred in the
City cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-30
SALT LAKE HAS WINNING TEAM At LAST
MINERS AND CUBS
PLAY A POOR GAME
Hit and Run Contest Full of En-
rors; Goodman and Kelly
Features.

The playing OF Leftficlder Goodman
and Centerfieider Kelly was worth the
price OF admission Tuesday afternoon at
the league game between Butte and Salt
Lake the latter winning by score Of
to ;. The game itself could not have
been worse. and the few specta tors pres
cnt had a great deal Of fun ioshins the
players. Whenever a ball was hit down
the diamond il was nearly as good as n
hit over tho fence. Both Hall and Dunn
were hit hard. and while the score only
shows six hits against Hall. at least half
a dozen of the Butte players were robbed,
Goodman and KEELING pulling down sew
cral seeming imposSibilitIes.
After the fifth inning the Butte team
seemed 10 quit. The cubs were one toe
many for the visitors, Every man mp
hit the hall for single, double or triple.
Butte played a star game the first three
innings, but in the fourth TWO rank cr-
rors upset the entire team, and from
then on the contest became II huge joke
Tho two teams will again play this
afternoon at $50 o'clock.
The score:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-30
SPRINT PROGRAMME
PROVES DRAWING CARD
Lawson and Pye Defeat Bard
gett and Walker in Team
Race.

large crowd attended the bicycle
races at the Salt Palace, Tuesday night,
and were treated TO good card OF rae
ing The mile handicap professional was
the feature event OF the evening. In
this race the riders punched near the
! hnlsh and. for the first time this season.
the back markers were unable 10 push
tnelr way TO tho front. Salnucson, He
mir and Nessbit were counted with the
also rams. Wilcox, starting from the Ij-
yard mark. won the race in a pretty
inish from Hopper, Downing and Sen
house, running IN the order named,
The match team race between Lawson
and Pye, Walker and Berdgett. was won
by the former losing the first heat and
winning the next two. all three heats
being run In fast time.
PHI Wright had too much steam for
Mayer in the unlimited pursuit race. The
boys rode an even race for the first two
miles, covering the distance in t:1A but
after that Mayer gave out and was
caught In the next mile and six laps,
j. y. Hume broke the ice by taking
fest field in the fast time OF 90 i-5 sec
onds.
The summaries:
Quartsr-nlc dash. amatcur-iume
,% %on, Wright second, Thomas third
Time. % 40 seconds.
Two-milc "scram ble," amatcur-Brode-
beck won, Mccormack second, Mccarthy
third Rodbcrg fourth. Time, $:56 %.
Wright won. Mayer second. Distance, )
miles. laps. 40 yards. Time, S.07.
Milo team match race-Bardgctt and
Walker won, Lawson and Pye second,
Time. 1.56 25. Second heat-Lawson
and Pye won, Walker and Bnrdgott. sec
ond, EIime, 1;5o, Third beat-Lawson
and Pyc won, Walker and Bardgctt sec
ond. Time l:5T.
Mile handicap, professional--Wilcox
(i5 yards) won Hopper $50 yards) sec
ond; Downing (30 yards). third SEN
house (65 yards), fourth. Time, :53 20.
Unknown distance lap professional
Walker won. Hopper second. Bardeett
third. Hehir fourth. Distance, / mile.
4 laps. Time, 2:51 Is
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-30
Sheepshead Races,

SIIEEPSHEAD BAY, June 29,-Today's
race results:
First race. six and half furlongs-
Notasulga. TO ] won. Miss Kearney.
Is TO 3. second, Julia Powell. even, third.
Time. 20 Is.
Second race. steeplcchase. about two
and one half miles-Sandy Creeker 2 to
L. won; o. X, 80 to l. second; Reginald
4 to 1, third. Time. 5;22
Third race. five furlongs-Colinet Q to
5, won; Charlie Uargreaves. to l, sec
LOO As.
Fourth race mile-Sir John Johnson, u
TO I. won; Cohort, { 10 I. second; Dream
er 10 !. third Time / 80 10.
Fifth race. mile and three -siXteenths-
Hamnerless. to &. won; Bonnie Keso
TO /, second; Rio Grande, 10 to l. third
Time. 200
Sixth race. five and a half furlongs,
Futurity course-Democrat, to 1. won; T;
Uncas Chief, 2 to I. second; st. Dunstan
) to 2, third. Time, 06 10,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-30
Wright EavinCibie
in Match Pursuit
FAIR ASSOCIATION
CHANGES RACE CARD
Mcdonald Calls Meeting to Take
Up Matter With Horse
men.

President McDouald of the Utah
state Fair association has called a
meeting Of the board for p. m. today,
to which hc has invited all the horse
men. Mcdonald says that he wishes
to get a line on fhe probable entry list
for the races and TO arrange a suitable
program.
The program announced n short time
tgo, which called for five running races
and one harness race, mas been called
off. With no betting allowed at the
track it would be doubtful whether the
runs could be filled. At any rate none
Of the good horses would enter unless
large purses were hung up. Al Spcer
has been the only local man to train
harness horses this season, and hid
will have 10 be made for outside horses
to make up the program.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-30
AMERICAN HORSES ARE
WITH THE ALSO RAMS

NEWMA RKF;T. England. June %
The July stakes oi so sovercisns each.
for two year-olds. distance five furlongs
and 40 yards. was won today by Prince
Rupert. Maid OF Corinth was second and
Pcrla third. Among the twelve starters
vas August ISelmonts Hasty Pudding.
The Hair Park handicap OF 800 SOW
crcieps. for three year olds and upward,
distance one mile aud 8 half was won
by Prince Of Orange, Maryland Lad was
second and BarGolph third Among the
ton starters was August Belnlonts Fair
Play ii.
The maiden two year-old selling plate
Of 100 sovcreigns, distance FIVE fNrl6ngs.
was won ny Mariki. Water Witch was
second and the Obscuy:!y cot third. Tho
laSi-named horse vas bred IN America.
Among the eighteen starters was II L.
V'hitney's Tyronial and the Ballyhoo
Iiiy.
ne Bcttisham ~ plate Of 200 sovereigns
for thTee-year- -olds. was won by Gadlas.
il. = Wbitney's Field Daisy was second
These were the only two horses TO run.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-30
SOLDIERS ARE FISHING
WITHOUT A LICENSE

Two hundred soldiers from Fort Doug
las camped In Big COTTONWOOD canyon
were reported Tuesday to be hsh1ns 10
the creek without first having gone TO tne
little formality OF securing license A. A.
torney-General A. R. Barnes, when his
attention was called to the matter, gave
an opinion to the effect that soldiers nave
no rights along this line other than those
possessed by citizens, and Colonel waiter
Scott the Fort Douglas comnandant
promised To put stop TO the practlce
when his attention was called TO the mat
ter To see that his order is obeycd
deputy fish and game wardens Will keep
a watch over the streams in that vicinity
for q few dayS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-30
FOUR OSTRICH PLUMES
GET MAN INTO TROUBLE

a man giving bis name to the police
as G, II, Converse. was arrested late
Tuesday afternoon by Detectives Curran
and Ripley, while trying TO dispose OF
four ostrich plumes at a millinery store
at 45l South Main street,
Converse is believed TO be the man VINO
recently stole $4,000 worth OF choice ost-
rich plumes from Lyman Bros. millinery
establishment in ogden. The local. au-
thorites were asked to keep a watch Tor
the thief by the Ogden officials. Two
DAYS ago Converse sold eight plumes to
the Same store where he was trying to
sell the four Tuesday. The police pc
came aware OF this and kept up a close
rest, He is being held at the city jail
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-30
ARRESTS
FOR VIOLATING LAWS

A M. Won der Vlies has Just returned
from a little trip through Weber and
Morgan counties. on which he made
twenty three arrests for violations OF the
fish and game laws.
Twenty OF the arrests were for fishing
without a license. fifteen being persons
under IS years OF age. and five over. the
deputy caught three persons fishing WIN
Il license before the season opened ana
took their licenses away from them.
One man arrested for fishing without n
license T. p. Anderson, resisted arrest,
and a charge OF resisting an OFFICER was
also lodged against him. Anderson put
up a. fight. the deputy said, but he over
powered him. None of the persons az
rested has been tried.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-30
FORD AUTO Wins THE
CROSS COUNTRY RACE
Referee Guggenheim DisaIIows
Protest of the Shaw
NUT Car.

SEATTLE. Wash. Juno 29s The pro-
test of the Shawmut car against the
to-Seattlc automobile race 10 Ford car
No. was dsallowed by Robert Guggcn-
helm. the referee, today, Mr.. GugGcn-
tain any OF the charges that the Ford car
had viola ted the rules. So the trophy
cup and $4,000 go 10 Ford ear No. .. and
the second prize OF $500 70 The Shawmnt
car, which came In second. An appeal
10 the contest committee OF the Automo-
bile Club of America. under whose sane
ton the race was rum, is sun possible,
however.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-30
Latonia Races.

LATONJA. Juno 2o.-Today's race re-
suits:
First race. five furlongs-Betty Lester.
8 TO I. won; Prince Imperial, L to 2.
second; Claudia, 10 l, third. Time.
:Oo2.
Second race, mile and a sixteenth
Carew. II TO ?. won. Jack Baker Z to 9,
second T.. T. Shipp, % to !, third. Time,
l:A7 %.
Third race. five and a hall furlongs-
Billy Bodemcr. to !. won Ray H.,
20 10 ]. second; Voting, 20 10 l, third.
Time. OF 10.
Fourth race, mile and seventy yards
-Palamon, to ], won; Beinap, to .,
second; Rara Avis. to b, third. Time,
LAB 80.
Fifth race. mlle-Sniff 6 TO /. won;
Denver Girl. to 1, second; Quagga, ,
to /. third Time. 1:1.
Sixth race, mlle-Pas, 10 to 1, wen;
Joe Ross, to Z, second; Sklos to l.
third Time, 20 4-5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-30
YALE DEFEATS IT'S
OLD RIVAL, HARVARD

NEW HAVEN. Conn. June 29.--Joy is
unrestrained at Yale tonight over today's
victory of the varsity baseball nine over
it's old rival Harvard, The final score
was. Yale 4. Harvard o, The event came
as the croWnlng feature of q day fun OF
excitement and merry making for the
thousands of Yale men back for COM
meRcernent and class reunions.
The outcome makes it necessary to play
off the tia for the championship. The tic
game Will be played In New York Satur-
day. R.H Il.
Yale 49,. ......0 q q 3 q -
Harvard 49,. % 0 o o 0 90 6 l
Iale--Van Week. Merritt and Philbin;
Harvard-Hcks and Curricr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-30
HigGS Floats Outs

Robert Higgs. q hophead. arrested sew
eral days ago for vagrancy and released
on d "floater' by Judge J. NJ, Bowman
IN the criminal division Of the city court
Monday, was arrested again Tuesday
morning by Patrolman J. NJ. Lyon who
found the man lying on West North
Temple street
Higgs promised to get out OF town I'm
mediately il he was released and Patrol
man Lyon advised him to hike
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Golf Matches.


has partly formed a plan for series OF
exhibition matches at golf The man
from Sandwich has gone to Onwentsla,
where he will be kent busy. When he
will return to England will depend large.
ly on circumstances. Vardon has al
ready had the exhibition tour proposition
suggested to him and he thinks well Of
the idea. In a conversation. Vardon said
he believed series OF four-ball matches
would meet with general approval. His
plan is to get George Duncan to come
over and line up with him,