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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-07
PR0SSER INDIVIDUAL
BLUER0Ck CHAMPION

GREAT FALLS. Mont June 6.-The
tournament Of the State Sportsmen s as
ISOLATION ended here this afternoon.
Rene Prosser OF Helena won the in
dividual championship with a score of As
out of possible so. The handicap medal
shoot at 100 targets was won by w. ],
Cummings OF Stockett, with 90 j NJ.
Gaunt of Great Falls was second, with
score of 81.
DrizZinE rain and cloudy weather pre-
vented the best scores on the closing day.
The association meets next year AT Mis-
soula. G. II. Smith Of Butte, secretary OF
the association, will be presented by the
members with a silver wine set at the
close OF the meeting.
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possible, The various appropriations
committees Of congress will then do
their share in the direction of cconmoy.
and before the supply bills are reported
they Will be subjected 10 rigid examiua-
tion by new committee with para.
mount authority. appointed for the pur-
pose by the senate.
The estimates Of moneys needed for
the maintenance Of the navy and aeri-
cultural departments i'm the fiscal year
1911 have been forwarded to the secrc-
tary of the treasury, No announcement
has been made as to the figures sub
mitted by the secretary Of agriculture.
The appropriations available for the
year beginning July / next is nearly
$l37 100000 Secretary Of the Navy
Never has announced that his estimates
10 he forwarded 10 congress in Dccem-
ber will be 100000 600 less than the
amount named. This is a reduction of
about seven per cent. IF this reduced
ratio of seven per cent is followed by
all of the heads of departments, the
total estimates. for the first, probably.
will be lower than the previous appro-
priatioDs authorized. This is very sig,
nificant when it is taRon into consid-
Grafton that in the past estimates have
invariably hecn higher BY many millions
of dollars than the appropriations sub
sequenflY made.
AS already stated, the total appropria-
tions allowed by congress at the last
session were 81 ,044. .40l ,s57.12. II the
other departments follow the example
set by the nnvy-tbat is 10 say, reduce
their estimates by seven per cent below
present appropriations will be
called upon to appropriate next winter
a little more than 100000. 900. whereas
at the beginning of the last session il
was asked for appropriations approxi-
mating $500 900, 900,
That President Taft will insist upon
reductions in all estimates, except in
cases where the public service would
suffer. he has already announced Con
gress passed the law looking to re,
irenchmont in making public expendl-
tures, but it may have some trouble fol
lowing the pace TO he set by the execu-
tive branch. The way was paved at
the last session for n river and harbor
bill, which, il was predicted. would
carry sixty million dollars. There will
also be a demand next winter for an
omnibus public building bill. This bill,
if passed, would eat up at least thirty
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-07
Fairgrounds Topics.

The great horse. Glorio. Is going great
guns, and VIII be seen under silks some
tine this week.
Bar opening day and Memorial day. the
attendance OF Saturday was the best OF
the meeting so far Just 5012 persons
registered at the turnstiles. as against
4l32 on the preceding saturday.
The next big sake event VIII be the
Juvenile stakes OF week from next Sat
urday At this time the good colt, Penn,
looks like the winner. The stakes value
is 500
Ladies' day is the big success Of the
meeting. Every box and every seat in
the grand stand was occupied last Fri
day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-07
Hitting Bee.

The Auerbachs got the worst drubbine
OF the season in a match game with the
Wageners on the Emigration diamond.
being defeated by the one-sided score OF
II to 3, The Auerbachs used up tn see
pitchers. Castlctop. their star. being
knocked off the rubber In the thrd in
ming. Smith bngled Castleton for ore
home run and two doubles, which was the
hardest blow the amateur pitcher has re-
celved this season. Miller and Sorenson
took turns i'm throwing. but could rot
stop the hitting bee. flames pitched n
good game for the winners, Johnson doing
the catching
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-07
BUTTE.

Summary: Left on bases-Boise, s;
Butte, 12. Stolen bases-Petrie .; But
ler 2. Fitzgerald. Sacrifice bits-Camp-
bell, Fitzgerald, Bodell. EIsey. Butler.
Two-base hits-NchrIng. Marshall Lo-
dell Three-base hits-Nelck, Gardner.
Home run-Pctrie. Double play-Elsey to
McAdams, 8 Bases on balls-On Butler,
2; off McAdems, r. Wild pitch-Mc-
Adams. L. Hit by pitcher-By Butler
Turk; by McAdams. Nelck, Time Of game
One hour and forty-fve minutes. At
tendance $50. Umpire - McKibbon.
Weather-Cold
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BINGHAM COMMERCIALS
ARE BEATING ALL TEAMS

Special to The Trlbune.
BINGHAM, June 6.-The Commercial
club baseball team defeated the Salt Lake
Smoke House team by score of IL to
II IN an exciting ten-inning game. The
teams tied with II runs each in the ninth
inning. The visitors were shut out In
one run
Bingham has beaten every team that
has come here TO play. The team is be-
ing strengthened whenever good man
shows up, who is Immediately grabbed.
and before the seasons end this city Will
he represented by one Of the fastest base
bail teams In Utah
The new suits have arrived. They are
green. with white letters and trimmings,
and show up the team 10 great advantage
on the diamond.
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Silver Streak Unplaced.

PARIS, June 6,-At the Chantilly
course today Edmund Rianc's Union won
the PriY De Diane, the French Oaks. for
Swear old fillies. at ten furlongS, The
value Of the stake was $4,000. Union
was first by scsut head, W. X. Van
derbiljs Silver Streak was unplaced.
Mason Carness FL Biarran un-
placed at the PriN Des Ecuries, a handi-
cap. al a mile and one-half,
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APPALLING COST or WARFARE
ARGUMENT FOR REERENCEiMENT

of getting inst what they wanted. These
estimates were forwarded 10 the sccre-
tarv Of the treasury whose business IL
was to prepare the "Book of Esti-
mates.' forwarded TO congress Mt the
beginning Of each session. No official
in the executive branch Of the govern,
ment was charged with the duty of
scrutiniziug these estimates, and as it
was nobody 6 duty in law il was never
done,
4 restraining hand il now laid on by
the law. Responsibilities for going over
tho estimates is placed upon the presi-
dent, who s directed To examine them
and make recommendations to congress
II the president finds that appropria
tions may he reduced along certain
lines without preiudicing tho interests
Of the public service he is instructed
to inform congress to that effect. Fol.
| lowing out tine terms Of this law, which
was drafted by Representative Tawncy
OF Minnesota. the president has ap
pointed committee Of cabinet officers
who are directed to examine the esti
mates and report on them in order that
nc may be guided by proper and full,
information.
The Taft administration, coming in at
n time when tho revenues were falling
off and the treasury deficit growing
each day, is strongly impressed with the
necessity of economy. In the first place
a new tariff law will be spread on the
statutes carly in tho coming fiscal year
and its qualities az y revenue producer
viii not he known for certainty for
months. Accordingly President Taft
has notified the leaders in congress that
he will co operate with them 10 the full
lest in drawing tight the purse strings
Of the government
This new entrenchment policy is one
Of the most important governmental re
ports that has been adopted in recent
years, 1t is not tho policy of dav
but permanent policy, adapted tc
methods pursued by all business cor
poratio First. the executive govern
ment will cut the estimates as low as
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-07
Juniors Win Close Game.

Special to The Tribune.
PARK CITY. June G.-The Park City
juniors defeated the Ontarios in ten
inning baseball game here this afternoon
by the close score of y to 10. The juniors
used up two pitchers to win the game.
through the ten innings, with Billings and
Taylor behind the bat. Eley and CALI
gan pitched good ball for the victors.
y large attendance was present and
the game was exciting and interesting
all the way through.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-07
Cars Behind Schedule.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, June 6.-Automo-
b!es in the New York to- Seattle race ar
tho first were four hours behind their
schedule, They left az Ills and expect
10 make st Louis at Z o'clock tomorrow
The other four cars are from one to three
hours behind the leaders. Bad roads
have been encountered.
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Totals
"Batted for Johnson in ninth.
SALT LAKE

Summary. TWo-base hIts-HaII, Good
man. 5. Thomas. G. Thomas, Lussi 2,
Three-b base hits-Lussj .. Irby, Sacrifice
ny-Whaline. Stolen base-Morse. Left
on bases-Helena, 10; Salt Lake s..
Passed bal!-Thomas. Hit by pitcher
Head. Bases on balis-off Hall, 8. Oft
Hunt, f. Struck out-by Hunt. /; by
Johnson, 4. Innings pitched-5y Hall, 5,
by Hunt, s, Sacrifice h!ts-Stis ., Moore,
Hammond, Head Time Of game-Two
hours. Cmpire-Carney. Attendance
100, Weather-Cold and cloudy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-07
HEATH BROTHERS TO
BUILD NEW RESORT

The Heath brothers have secured
lease on the Walker interests at the Salt
Palace which includes five acres OF land
adjoining south of the Salt Palace and
third interest in several other i'm
provements. The Heaths expect to build
up small resort and now making
arrangements for outside attractions.
Several improvements are being made.
which, they claim, would long have been
completed but for the litigation In which
they have become involved with their
father in trying to secure certain alleged
rights
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millions Then there are appropria
tions classified as "pork' that sena.
tors and representatives seek.
The watchdogs Of the treasury, ;"
namely those senators and representa-
tives at the head OF the appropriations
commi ttees, expect to have a merry
time of it at the next session of con
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JEFFRIES BEGINS TO TALK ABOUT FIGHT
PETRIE GETS FIRST
LEAGUE HOME RUN
Butte Plays ErrorIess Ball, but
lrrigatOrs Win the
Game.

BUTTE. Mont, June 6.-Butler kept
his hits too we'll scattered for them TO
be made effective by Butte today. Pctrie
made the first home run this season on
the Butte grounds, Butte played It's first
errorless game at home this afternoon.
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Lucky Nine Wins Game.

The Lucky Nine defeated the Poplar
Grove team on the Poplar Grove grounds
sunday afternoon by score OF Is TO s.
The lineup OF the vctors was: Claude
Spry,, c; Mack Bywater, p; Bert Spry
lb; Clyde Williams. 2b Heber Simpson
Julius Martin. Ct; Carl Perry. If
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-07
Flanagan Breaks Record

NEW YORK, June 6.--John j. Flanagan
OF the Irish American Athletic club made
a worlds record with the sixteen pound
hammer, thrown from a seven foot circle
at Celtic park Long Island City. today.
OF Ia feet 81 inches. The former record
f73 feet inches, was made by Mathew
McC,rath
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-07
Giants Hit and Run.

ST. LOUIS, June 6-New York de-
feated St Louis easily today. II to ].
Lush was hit hard and was driven from,
the box IN the sixth inning, when eight
runs were scored. R.H.E,
st. Louis Observation-Disclosures. 3
New York ............s.,,..,,.. ...l2 IL 0
Batteries-HigsIns, Moore and Bliss,
Wiltze and Miers.
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CUBS BEAT HELENA IN
SENSATIONAL GAME
Lussi's Stick Work Is Feature
of Contest: Johnson Fields
Poorly.

HELENA, Mont. June 6.-Tn the most
exciting game OF baseball seen hero this
season. Salt Lake defeated Helena today
by a score of 10 10 S. The teams took
turns leading several times and In tho
seventh inning the score was tied, the
Cubs winning In the eighth. Pitcher
Johnsons poor fielding lost the game
Lussis stick work was feature,
HELENA
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Pacific League.

At Portland-Ncmon. 3; Portland, 2
AT Los Anseles-Morning game: Los
Angeles, |, Frisco. o. Afternoon game:
Frisco. 4; Los Angeles. :.
AT San Francisco-M Morning game: Oak
land. 4; Sacramento. 10. Afternoon game:
Oakland, 4, Sacramento. l
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MeXicans Interested.

MEXICO CITY. June 6-The Ameri-
cans who came here Tuesday in the path
finder automobile from Denver are being
laVishly entertained. a brilliant ball
was given In their honor last night at
the Hotel Geneva. 1t is believed that the
result Of the trip will be the arousing OF
greater interest in good roads
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-07
Chance Is Nearly We'll.

CHICAGO, June 6.-The injured shoul-
der of Manager Frank l.. Chance OF the
Chicago Nationals has mendcd properly.
and the leader OF the worlds champions
Will be able to resume his place at first
hnse within two weeks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-07

At Toledo-St, Paul. o: Toledo. 4
Al Observation-Disclosures 4; Min
neapolIs. 8.
City, 6,
kcc, f. a."
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Western League.

Al Omaha-Omaha. !: Lincoln, 4.
Al Denver-Dcnver. 10: Pueblo. z.
Moines 6.
At Wlchita-wichIta, 3; Topeka, 0.
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Rifle Scores.

It vas an ideal day for the rinemen
and several high scores were made on
the range Sunday afternoon although the
total averages were not what they ought
10 be on a good day. Taylor won the high
average. also getting the high score. The
results were as follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-07
EasY for Goddards.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, June 6.-The Goddard baseball
team sent the Republicans back to Salt
Lake with the short end OF the score, the
Goddards winning, II to ..
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NAT EONAl
Great Pitching Duel.

CHICAGO. June 6.-Chicago won from
Philadelphia today In the twelfth in
ming, ! TO o. in a great pitching duel be-
lowing an error by Doom in the twelfth
and Hofman's clean hit TO right, scored
Fvers III. e.
Chicago ....,. ..................
lHldJp!pDld " :
Batteries-Reulbach and Moran Moore
and Doom. Umpircs-Cusack and John
stone
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Northwest League

Al Seattle-Vancouver. 5; Spokane ..
AZ Aberdeen--Aberdee 4 Portland. 3
AT Tacoma-Tacoma. 2; Seattle, l.
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Her Choice.

Scan he sing wcil?"
"Well I'll tell you. He offered 70 sing
the baby 10 sleep the other night and
his wife said. no. let her keep on cry
49, "-cieveland Leader.
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MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
AMERICAN
American Association

No American games scheduled Sunday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-07
Sugos Invincible.

The Simms Grocery Sugos broke all
records for hitting and run getting for
amateur teams. defeating the Utah Luln-
bermcn by a score OF II 10 Sunday
The feature of tie game was triple
play. Ford in left field pulled down a
long fly relayed to Smith on second, who
in turn threw 10 first the bag being COW
cred by pitcher Harris. catching the nun,
ner off. Harris pitched fine game, and
was ably assisted by Hanson and was
also we'll supported in the field
The Sueos challenge any team In the
state.
Automobiles for Hire.
Automobile Exchange, 63 Postoffice
place
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BY q. r. STEVENS.

BEST eETs-eooeER DOYLE.
TAKE A cHANcE-eEAU
ACROSS
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-09-01

Pie plant for sale. Tho.. Carter.
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MnQ0nQ Items

Alice Parr is visiting at Jeff Mills,
this week.
Earl Shamberger is visiting his parent.
for few days.
J. T. Moore and family were shop
ping at the Lodge Saturday.
Frank Kimball Of Wichita is visiting
his parents, w. ]. kimball and wife.
Mrs. Sam Wilson Of the Lodge visit.
ed Tuesday with her sister. Mrs. .Crick
Mr.. and Mrs. Pepoon are spending a
few days with their daughter. Mrs
Groves.
Levi Strickland and family and Mrs
VIII Elliott spent Sunday at Charley
kimbalrs.
Mamie Garten was called upon last
week to wait upon VIII Clark, who ha.
typhoid fever.
Quite number Of the young people
attended prayer meeting at Forest laa
Tuesday night.
Dan Pam, Ed. Ward, Earl and Tell
Strickland took in the sights at Wichita
Saturday and Sunday.
Harve Williams had top and large
seat put on his automobile Saturday,
which improves the look. very much.e
There wa. quite a delightful family
party gathered last Sunday at the home
of VIII Clarke and wife, where good
time is always assured to those who go.
H. L. Strickland and family. Bert Shick-
land. wife and baby and Lee Nurse,
wife and baby were among those pres
emit
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DeeKheGd Items.
To late for last week

To late for last week
Corn is failing fast.
George Larkin made a trip to Lake
City Wednesday.
The threshers are in this neighbour
hood threshing.
Len Golf is again in Deerhead work
ing for Mr.. Casio.
M. F. Stewart and wife made bust.
ness trip to Lake City.
Mr.. Bartholomew Of Kinsman, Okla,
was in Deerhead Thursday.
Tom Laller and Miss Lulu Hawkin.
are callers at Geo. Larkin'..
Miss Josea Thralls Of Wellington,
kans., is visiting at Mr.. Elsea's.
Miss Dot McCarty went to Medicine
to have some dental work done.
Carl Reipe (our ex-.chool teacher)
is cutting corn for NJ. F. Casio.
Mr.. Vern Gibbs has been employed
to teach the Deerhead High School. 8.
Miss Bessie Stewart enjoyed very
pleasant visit with Mrs. Clara Cofey Of
Goats last week.
Pie plant for sale. Thos. Carter.
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LOST
A Valuable Hog.

One Of the most valuable hogs in the
drove Of large western breeder was lost
through an attack of the dread cholera,
and his other hogs were exposed to the
disease. This breeder had read of pre-
ventives but never having occasion to use
them was not supplied. and upon inquiry
could find none at the local store. One
dealer send to the Roc Chemical Concern
OF Chicago and procured q germieide which
effectively stayed the progress of the
disease, but the risk in waiting is great
Every dealer and every farmer should
provide themselves with the Roc remedy
and the farmer should follow the direc-
tons that go with it as to the care and
feed to be used. A dollar spent this way
may save thousand. Keep it in your
barn at all times. Ask.
Chase Hardware Company.
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Something to Laugh at

Next to kiss laugh is the most
popular thing III the world. The sup
ply of kisses is limited, being largely
controlled by fair but caprlciOus trust.
The supply OF laughs, however, is prac-
tcally unlimited 80 long as you don't
get too grumpy to look for them. One
reason for the remarkable success OF
The Chicago Record Herald is its daily
recognition of the value of kindly.
wholesome fun. The ALTERNATING
Currents" column OF S. E. Kiser, the
humOrlst and poet, is one of the bright.
est things in American journalism.
There is always smile Or q good laugh
IN Ralph Wllder's cartoons, bringing
cheery greeting as you pick up the
paper each morning.
But 1t Is in The Sunday Record Her.
aid that one finds the most chuckles.
The cOlored comic section is full of
laughter for young and old, and these
amusing illustrations are free from the
VulSarlty and mischleYous suggestions
that have barred so many comic sec
lions from refined homes. Then there
Is always lot of high class humor in
the Sunday Magazine of The Record.
Herald, led by SewelI Ford's inimitable
Shorty McCabe stories. The deIectable
Shorty,we understand, is to appear
every other Sunday throughout the
present year. No other character in
hction. unless 1t be Mr.. Dooley, can
match him as funmaker. AS long as
Shorty and his devoted Sadie are on
deck there will be something worth
living for. TheRecord Herald has the
right idea. Clean humor doubles the
welcome of good newspaper.
We carry the Wolf Banquet Hams,
The best on the market. Cole & Son.
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Rally Sunday.
Dear Friends:

Dear Friends
: The Methodist church will observe
next Sunday as Rally Sunday. We
desire as large an attendance as pos
sibh of all the members of the church
at all of our services, beginning with
the Sunday school at 9:4j.
The past Sundays have been very
hot. Many of our people have been
very faithful upon all of these services
during the hot weather, others of our
people have been sick, some have been
away, and many others. for various
reasons, have been kept from coming
to church. But now that the cooler
weather has come may We not take
up with renewed interest and zeal the
work of the church in its various de-
partments. There is much work for
us to do and we need preparation for
it. Cannot we begin the fall and win
ter work in earnest by making next
Sunday a Rallying day for all of our
members and those who are accustom-
ed TO worship with US.
We need your presence and help
Send your children to Sunday school
and come with them if possible. At
tend preaching service both morning
and evening. Do not permit the
state of the weather, the spirit OF in
difference, the desire for selfish ease
and pleasure, or any of the small and
commonplace things of life TO keep
you away next Sunday. 1--WE should
not forsake the assembling of our
selves together as the manner of some
is, for IF thou turn away thy foot
from the Sabbath, from doing thy
pleasure on my holy day: and call the
Sabbath a delight, the holy of the
Lord, honorable. and shall honour
Him not doing thine own ways, nor
finding thine own pleasure nor speak
ing thine own words. Then shalt
thou delight tTyself in the Lord
Should you be SICK. away from
home, or unavoidably hindered from
coming, please pray for the services
and We will pray that Gods presence
and blessing may be with you. The
pastor viii preach sermons suited for
the day and the choir will have special
music. Let us rally our children and
members in the Sunday school. Rally
our young people in the evening Ep-
worth league service Rally our
friends andmembers of the congrega-
ton in the. preaching services and
thus help 10. make next Sunday a
blessing to all. We cordially invite
all christian people who have no
services of their own to worship with
us, and to the strangers among us
and all persons not members of any
church we extend a warm welcome.
IL was glad when they said unto me:
Lei us go into the house of the Lord "
t'Come thou with us and we will do
thee good, for the Lord hath spoken
good concerning Israel
f. W. IMBoDEN, Pastor.