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Evening star., 1909-08-21
Eastern League
Potomacs' Big Excursion.

An evening of song. concert by a good
orchestra. a musical by the Potomac
Mandolin, Banjo and Glee Club and other
salient attractions mark the program of
the excursion Monday of the Potomac
Boat Club. The oarsmen and their friends
will desert the up-river and embark on the
fine steamer st. John for a forty-mile trip
down the river. The band will give a con-
cert on the upper deck on the down trip,
and dance music on the assembly deck on
the up trip, while the musical will take
place in the forward cabin on the return
trip. 1t is going to be one of the most de-
lightful outings of the season, and as the
proceeds are for the regatta expenses here
September IS every friend of the club
will respond. The Old Dominion Boat
Club of Alexandria and it's friends are
going to take part in this excursion.
They will take the boat on it's way down
the river at the wharf at Alexandria.
Evening star., 1909-08-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Today's Games.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Boston at ST Louis.
Washington at Detroit
New York at Chicago.
Evening star., 1909-08-21

The dark day would have been a fine
one for a speedy pitcher but only eleven
strike-outs, all told. were recorded.
Evening star., 1909-08-21
AGRICULTURE TEAM
PLAYS FOR RAIN
Attempt to Stall Game Fails.
Brentwood the
Victor.
Section A Standing.
Brentwood, s; Agriculture, 5.

W. J.. Pet W. l.. Pet
brentwood LOCO Agriculture. 1 .1Do
Bethany. 900 Pension Bu.. / 900
Evening star., 1909-08-21
MINOR LEAGUES.
American Association.
At Observation-Disclosures. 4; Columbus, l.

western League.
Al Denver-Dcnver, s. Omaha. IL.
At Pucbo-Pueblo. 6. Des Moines 4.
At Wichita--Whichita, /: Lincoln 4.
At Topeaa-Topeka. 1 Sioux City, Il.
Southern League.
At Little Rock Memphis, s. Little Rock S.
At Mobile Mobile. :: New Orleans, -
At Nashville Nashville. q; birmingham, J.
At ntgonery-Atlauts. =: Mont gomery l.
Eastern League.
At Jersey City-Provdencc. Il Jersey City 4.
At Buffalo Rochester 5: Buffalo, A.
At Nontreal---Toron;o. .; Montreal 1.
Evening star., 1909-08-21
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Colts Get This Game

Colts Get This Game.
RICHMOND, Va, August 21.-In spite
of the large score. 8 to 1. piled up by
Richmond against Danville yesterday
afternoon, the game was close and inter-
esting until the seventh inning, when,
with Stafford retired to the bench for dis
putting the umpire, Danville apparently
did not try to play any more.
With the score standing 3 to /, in the
beginning of the seventh, Richmond made
two runs. following with four more in the
succeeding inning. The score:
Richmond ~ 90 % x-9
Danville ..... y o . . o OIL
Two-base hit-Sieber. Three-base hit-Edmhnd-
ston O. Sacrifice hies-Messitt. seber; Sacrifice
Double piay-Tydeman to Westiaxe. Earned
o Bases Ga III, hr ns
Titman. Struck out-By Edmundstoi.. 5 clyde
man. Westlake and Magee,; by Morrissey tkanz-
-iichmond. L. Danville. :. Umpre--lIr. Pen
der. Time Of game-l hour and 45 minutes.
Shoemakers Play Tars a Tie.
NORFOLK. Va. August 21-The Lynch
burg Shoemakers and the Tars played for
eleven innings yesterday afternoon with
out run being made by either side. The
game was called on account of darkness
otcy pltClicu d game tOT NOT
folk. Only one Shoemaker got on base
after the fourth inning and he was hit by
a pitched ball.
Griffin also performed eXceliently in the
box, but was hit more freely than Otey
Two hits and an error got jackson as far
as third for Lynchburg in the fourth in
ming, but the runner was thrown out at
the plate by Hopkins in right field. The
score:
Lynchburg. . q q y q y u y 90
Norfolk u y . 90 o D 90
Left on bases-Lyrchburg. 3; Norfolk, 8. Stolen
hases-BOnner. Murdock. Sacrifice hits-Mur-
dock +. Bigbie. Two-base ht-Hopkins. Struck
out-By Grifdn. 4: hy Utey. y. Bases balls
on Griffin. l; of Otey. |. Hit by pitched ball
+. Bigbie. Passed bail-Pratt. Impire-Mr.
Hennagar. Time of game hours ard min
uteS.
Evening star., 1909-08-21

Weber fielded his position at first yer,
good
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COLORADO CORPORATION
TAX is DECLARED LEGAL
Federal Court Sustains Demurrer of
Secretary Of State.

Denver. Aug 30.-Judge Lewis in the
federal court TODAY held the flat tax of
& "a wear for every 81 eco of capital stock
of foreign corporations. imposed by the
state of Colorado. valid. In this con-
nection he sustained the demurrer OF for
mer Secretary Of State O'Connor TO the
COMPLAINT of the Santa Fe railroad that
the tax was an interference with inter
state commerce.
The Santa Fe's tax Of $500 was paid
O'Connor under protest and the court
also holds that this was a voluntary pay
ment and as such the state is entitled to
retain the money. O'COnnor, in view Of
the protest. kept the money until the
case could be settled in court The Santa
Fe brought suit 70 recover and today 5
decision is the outcome. Unless the rail-
road appeals. Mr.. O'COnnCr viii low turn
the money over to the state. The de-
cision is important 20 every foreign cor
poration doing business in Colorado.
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BIG WYOMING PROJECT
is BEING RE0RGANIZED

Cheyenne, Wyo.. Aug. 30.-A reorgan-
ization of the ShOsh0ni River Canal COM
many. with the expenditure of 900 for
the development Of the Oregon basin res
ervoir project. abandoned some years ago,
is being considered by capitalists from
Chicago who are consulting with the
state officials. 1t is proposed to reclaim
$4,000 acres of land
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IN TIE DISTRICT COURT or THE
Third judicial district. in and for tbs
county of Salt Lake. state of Utah
W J. Atkinson. Plaintiff. ~. Mary At
kinsOn, efanGant-SummOns
The state OF Utah 20 the said defendant.
You are hereby summoned 10 appear
within twenty DAYS after the service of
this summons upon you. If served within
In county in which this action is brought.
otherwise within rhirtr DAYS after serI-
ice and defend the above entitled actor.
and en- case of your failure so 10 do. judo
ment viii be entered against you accord
ing to the demands of the complaint.
which has been filed with the clerk of
said court.
This action is brought To obtain q ju1g-
ment dissolviug the bonds Of matrfm0Hy
existing between you and said plaintiff
c. s. PATTERSON
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Postoffice address. S1-s5 Commercial
block. no % East second South street,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Third judicial district of tile state Of
[ tah, county Of salt Lake Marie Sistac
plaintiff, VS.. Frank Sistsc, defendant.
summons.
The state of Utah 10 the said defendant.
You are hereby summoned to appear
within twenty days after the service Of
this summons upon you. If served within
the county in which this action is brought
otherwise within thirty days after service.
and defend the above entitled action. and
in case of your failure SO to do, Judgment
viii be rendered against YOU according
to the demand OF the complaint which
within ten DAYS after service Of this
summons upon YOU. will be filed with the
clerk Of this court. This action is brought
70 obtain a decree of this court dssOlv-
ing the marriage contract and bonds OF
matrimony existing between the plaintiff
and the defendant rs. n WHITE.
Plaintiffs Attorney
p. O. address. 312 y. T. Walker build
ing, West second South street. salt Lake
Civ. Utah
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- - - HEALS
@Se &aae 91e SORES AND ULCERS


right down into the blood end removes the and the place bound
Of keeping the ulcer longer absorbed from the blood
because they do not reach the source OF TIE trouble At best they
symptoms AID not reaching the cause Every nv oopusce in the
blood
the place but instead they constantly discharge into the fh around the
gadn gradually
surrounding healthy tissue and the ulcer enlarge Since
bloodis the only hope has long boon recognized
ell blood qualities
blood SIS
healthy
healthy blood and THUS makes the aad lasting
VINO Wi
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC co, ATLANTA ca
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Germany Perseoutes.

In Germany" said President LUnd,
they are still putting our missionaries
in Jail and driving them from the cOun-
try. This action, however, does not in
lure our cause, for the sympathy of a
large proportion Of the people is with us
and the action of the authorities arOuSes
an interest in our work and brings about
many conversions. In Denmark we are
free The Danes are tolerant, and viii
brook no interference with duyOne'S re-
Hgion. However, Denmark reserves the
right to say who her guests shall be, and
any foreigner may be eNiled. Several OF
our missionaries have been eSiled. For
the last two years there has been little
trouble in Sweden. We proved that un-
der the laws of Sweden, we had the right
to preach there. and since that time We
have worked with comparative freedom
The NOrWegians have always been kind
to US
President Lund said that all of the
Utah bows on missions in Europe were
in the best Of health and were Jealous
i'm their work. Mrs. Jensen and daughter,
who accompanied President and Mrs
Lund TO Europe, remained in Denmark
with President Andrew Jensen. Return
Ing. President and Mrs. Lund accom-
panied President c. p. Anderson and g
eroup of missionaries and converts to
America Mrs Lund was iii on the re-
turn "trip across the ocean, but COM
pIeteIy recovered her health during the
rest at Chicago.
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Special sale.

Dairy company complete equipment,
established trade for sale subject to
courts orders. Geo. f. Ford, Receiver,
Q1Q-Q2O Boston Ruilding.
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INTER-MoUNTAIN FoUR-sTATE
FAIR,

Ogden, sept. OF Y, TyUS,
Excursions via Oregon Short Line.
Sept. 5th to 18th, inclusive Round
trip. S110 Limit. Sept, 14th. City
Ticket Office. 20l Main street.
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BRIGHTON HOTEL
SILVER LAKE. UTAH.
Most Beautiful Spot in Utah.

Now N-An-
Daily stage leaves Sugar Houss at T:s3
f.. m arrives Brighton 1 p. m. Leaves
Brighton at 4.S0 p. m. arrives Sugar
House S D. m.
Three relays of horses en- route.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult county clerk or the respective
signers for further in-ormauonJ
IN THE DISTRICT cot RI. PRO
bate division in and fog Salt Lake county,
state Of Utah. In the matter of the 5s-
tate of Nathan GadEe. deceased. Notice.
The petition of Charlotte l. G1dge- adj
miuistratTiX of The estate of Nathan
Gedge, deceased, praying for an order of
sale of real property of said dg-gdsut,
and that all persons interested appear be-
fore the SAID court go =nuE cause why an
order should not Doe granted tJ sell SO
.1uch as shall be necessary, OF the fol-
owing described real estate OF said de-
ceased, to wit;
Commencing at point on the west line
Of Cemetery land. thirteen chains and
eighteen links, east from the northeast
corner of Tot one 3D. section thIrLE-Oue
GID. township one Cd south, of range two
~ west of the Salt Lake meridian, thence
along the vest line of Cemetery land i'm
s0Utherly direction, eighty 800 rods,
more OF less TO line I'm line with the
south line of lot one l)1 thence west
along said south line. thirty go chains,
more or less. to southwest corner OF lot
enc %; thence north along west line OF
Tot one 3D. seventeen 40 chains, thence
south. Jhirty-five $50 degrees east, nine CD
chains and fitty GU links. thence east
five 90 chains; thence, south eighteen GI
degrees, east four "a chains and fifty
800 links. thence north about sixty teU
degrees, east sixteen 90 chains, and
eighty $50 links; thence north seventeen
30 degrees, thirty $50 minutes, cast
seven % chains and thirteen Q3) links.
thence east four 90 chains and sixty-tw0
t52) links TO point Of beginning. contain
ing tlirty-three and flve-tenths $50
acres, more or less.
Has been set for hearing on Friday the
18th day OF September. A. D. 1888. at 2
0'Cl0ck p, M, at the county court house,
n the court room of said court. IN Salt
Lake City, Salt Lake county. Utah
Witness the clerk of said court with
the seal thereof affixed. this 2sth day of
August a. D. 1903.
MARGARET ZANE WITCHER.
tSeaD Clerk.
BY J.. =. Palmer, Deputy Clerk
p =. Christensen. Attorney for Petit
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The Century Printing Company

Prints everything-nO use to enumerate.
One quality-the best 55-57 Postoffice
Place.
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butter commands a price of five cent:
a pound in excess of an other butter.
Visit to Sweden.


a pound in excess of an other butter
Visit to Sweden.
From Denmark we went to Sweden.
WHORE we were met by President Peter
SuudWgI of the Swedish 'Ssi00 re
was the most of the party during our sta
in Sweden. We left sweden just before
the outbreak of the labor troubles. There
were muttcrinss of discomfort to bo h=arG
among the wOrllueu at that time. but the
Swedish people were hoping that the
trouble might be amicably settled.
Norway we found TO be exceptionally
prosperous. and the peODl1 delighted with
tLe new form of government The rule
Of Norway is a republic ju an but name.
King HaakOn is am admirable monarch
and very popular with the people Both
the King and queen are democratic in their
views. Thc king walks the streets I'M
attended. and the queen goes into the
stores and does her shopping inst She
same as any Other good Norwegian
woman.
Returning. we visited Copenhagen. Ber-
lin- Paris ard London, reaching Liverpool
in time 10 catch the LaureGtc for E0ma
On the morning of August p. This time
our voyage was much more rapid. We
lost sight of land on Thursday morn .ng
and caught our first glimpse of It again
on the other side of the ocean early She
following Tuesday, so that we were only
four days out of sight of land.
"On our return trip we went up the
st Lawrence anu through LNe IHGtSttIl4
islands. This trip was one of the most
beautiful parts of our journey. After
coming from Canada we rested five days
in Chicago and then came home
During his absence President Lund
spoke at frequent meetings at various
Mormon missions throughout Europe
Some of the most important meetings
were held IN Denmark. Sweden and Nor
way. where several conferences were ad-
dressed. President LUnd said that ths
European missions showed q remarkable
growth. Throughout Europe there is
growing tendency TO recognize the Nor
mon church on the sams footing with
other religions. and prosecutions have in
a large measure ceased.
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swimming at saltair-It's glorious.
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N THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
bate division, In and for Salt Lake county.
state Of Utah. Department No. j. ll the
matter of the estate of Truman SCheucE.
deceased. Notice
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-AllA -lels L. LfIl-
MARGARET ZANE wITCIER.
tSeaD Clerk
BY L. p. Palmer. Deputy Clerk.
Goodwin & Van Pelt. Attorneys for Pc
ttioner
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MARGARET ZANE WITCHER.

BY l. =. Palmer, Deputy Clerk.
P p. Christensen, Attorney for Petit
toner.
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The petition of Victoria Scheuc5 praying
for the admission to probate OF q certain
document, pJrDOrting to be the last viii
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Witness the clerk of said court. with
the seal thereof affixed, this Goth day Of
AuEust. A d 1910.
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ceased, and for the granting of letters
testamentary to Victoria Schcuck has
been set Tor hearing on Friday. the 18th
day Of September, A. =. 1909. at O'Clock
%. m, at the county court house u J.a.
court room Of said court, i'm salt Lake
CITY. Salt Lake c0uutv Utah
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lin bcn yNmerica-"Epfal

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2ipton bat iid) bon Neuem NIT Dem
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binoung geIcbt ltnO m%itgetbeilt, or iei
bercit, cine Seroitaiorocrlrng sum
&f mn oen ,Nmericn."Fotol llrs
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tcrpiclp Observation-Disclosures 10
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bonlols gcio9t:
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(Sod)tbou urlo I'M Segeln geionnlclt
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reit."
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oerl1en Heglcment 81 icgeln II. fuolle
bent o9teip . Yorf &od)t Club" Die
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foniidcn Hcqlements iibcrloiicn, io-
mic zines 9ootes, 10 groB ooer tlellt
cs Den @ertDeioigcrn bcliebc.
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idaftSitelter ollrd)5upeiti6en, aber er
miro iid ieoem GompromiB mioer'
leben uno epentuell Don leiner 8eto.
gcmalt @ebrau6 MAIDEN, nenn ibm
fein onberes MittcI 5ur 9urdlebung
icines @iQens blei6t.
Hoot ilr6tet 3u groBen
ue6er d Ii B.
nTaS Sberbunoesgerift bat einen
ifluercn Srrtbum bcgongen, ols rs
ieiner 3eit oas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
oIs neutrality-suspicious. %perfuorf" CT
tlGrte Senator Hoot bclte IN elmer
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bin iiber3ergt, ooB es politdnoig NIT
Den 9lbIiften Der Shopier Der Ser.
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miiroe es POM bo6Iten @erihtSbof
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fiir cine Ginfomneniteucr lei, ober
er oos 9oilep.G ummings .9lmenbe-
ment trotocm befGmpfen miilie. GoS.
Ielbe piiroe n0mlih i0brlih $3.50,
100000 in Den @~unoesi1del brinqerr,
lulo Inn cinen ~iGbrliden lleberifltR
BON $2O0,O00,000 SIT permeiben, Nib.
ten oaber Die 3oliGte reou5irt per-
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ocs S6us5oa- Brin5ipS nid)t moglid).
Qieies miiBte inter alien llmltGnoen
hnd9ebolten lperbcr.
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W6roer eeitanbis.

Gan 6ronciSco, 3. Silli. =
Scenes @oporo Cunningham, Elm
Sogclobner, befonnte beltc, Sri. ga.
ruline 9riih, aoiiirerin Der o@rnp
brothers Contraction &c." ont
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llnihuloiger pcrboftet mar. Ger
l(nlduloigc mar HSobn Nopof, Elm an
hcrcr arbcitcr, meldcr cincn @prt-
locd)iel nit Der aoiiirerin gebnbt
bate. @lcih boro1f bnttc Cunning
bonl tinen @ortlpetlel nit Der Game
uno eridpoB lie.
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Yaes in Sronnna.

Sal b g to II, 2, Silli. - 0oS
bonn IderboitsS efretdr 8ilion err
nunnte Gomitc sur llnteriuhung Der
Gniduloi9ung, ooB Die 6leiih.Sn.
ipeftion IN Sit.St. 2ouis nidts toil.
&c, beriftct beute. boB Die MINDFUL
oigungen grlmolos ieicn. dc Sn'
Ipeftoren ieien competent uno feilt
6leiih iei oif ocn Warft gefommen,
bos nift obiolllt geiuno gepeien,
Gos Gomite beItebt aus Or. u. 3.
0tclpin mo Geo. y. McGobe pom
Bureau OF Nnimol Suouitrp."
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Sdattcn ocs 1. Snli.

EbtIIipSburg, M, >. S,iIi.
- Der critic ernitIife 8icrtc SllIi.
l'nioll ercianctc lid bier bellte Mtor.
gen. 3mci anobcn bijBtell bcioe cine
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loren clue 0onb. 0opi3 mag obcn.
brein nod bos Allacnlid)t pcrIicrcn.
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@rigbt itiir5t iuicoer.
@ei'm 5meiten IuiItieg itiir5t Srpiae
@rigbt'S Ieroplon sur groe. -
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SuQcn ocmuaclt habcn.

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Gin arnninmcr Sticfpntrr.

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sen Ero5eB nit oemieIben MAIDEN
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