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The Washington times., 1910-11-07
NAVY.

Passed Assistant Surgeon J. L. TAy-
LOR, detached naval hospital, Las
AnimaS, Col. to naval hospital.
Naval Home, Philadelphia.
Pay Director r. T. NJ. BALL, detached
navy pay office, Newport. r. l.; to
navy pay Office Baltimore.
Pay Inspector :. L. HEAP, detached
navy pay office, Baltimore, Nd; to
Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts,
Washington, d. c, connection estab-
lishment of an allotment office, and
DUTY in charge
The Washington times., 1910-11-07
Surprise Party
For Samuel Schwartz.

An enjoyable surprise party was given
Samuel Schwartz last evening, at his
home IN Mt. Pleasant street, in cele-
bratiOn Of his eighteenth birthday.
During the evening unique games
were played, and at a late hour supper
was served. The decorations were au-
tumn leaves and chrysanthemu,ns.
Among those present were Miss
Claudia jackson, Miss HOrtense Hano,
Miss Ruth KrOnheim, Miss Aline Kron-
helm, Miss Hazel Bernheim. Miss Selma
Rosenthal, aad Milton Block. Julian
Jackson, Jerome Jackson, Henry Baer,
Earl Silverman, Sylvan Powdermaker,
and Frank Powdermaker.
Mrs. Sydney Mayer and son, Of tlis
city, are tie guests OF her parents. NJ
and Mrs Joseph Fay, Of Baltimore
=
Mr., and Mrs. A Damman will leave
the city tomorrow for Savannah, Ga
20 attend the wedding OF their son, Mil
ton Damman. and Miss Reta NJ We'll
which takes place, Thursday, Novem-
Der 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kahn and son, and Mrs
7. ROthschild. who were the weekend
guests OF relatives in this city, have
returned 10 their home in Baltimore.
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Army and Macy
SerUtce Orders
ARMY.

Captain ALLEN J. GREER acting
judge advocate, will proceed 10 Van
cOuVer Barracks, Washington.
First Lieutenant LEO ]. SADIUELSON
1st Infantry, is relieved from fur
Their observation and treatment az
the Army and Navy General Hos
pital. Hot Springs, and will join
his proper station.
The Washington times., 1910-11-07
Son Is Born
To Mime. Paul Ritter.

Cards were received in Washington
yesterday from the Swiss Minister and
Mime. Paul Ritter announcing the birth
Of a son. at Zurich, on October - The
baby, which is the second son of the
Minister and Nine. Ritter. has been
named Kurt Ludwig Edward Ritter.
DR.. Ritter, accompanied by his son,
Max Ritter, will arrive in New York
tomorrow from Switzerland and will be
Joined later in the season by Nine.
Ritter and the baby.
MI and Mrs. John Olinger announce
the marriage Of their daughter, Miss Su-
san Olinger, TO Major Paul Frederick
Straub, L s. A The wedding took
place on Thursday, November 3, at Du-
Euque, Iowa.
Major and Mrs. Straub will be at
home the second and third Wednesdays
in February at 1912 Sunderland place
northwest, Washington, D. c.
The Washington times., 1910-11-07
LOCAL MENTION

Sea Foods, Steaks, Chops, Salads, Etc.
Phila. Oyster & Chop House, SIS 18th NV.
The Washington times., 1910-11-07
Mrs. Plling Entertains Washington Debutante
At Luncheon in Honor of Daughter of President
Miss Helen Taft Leaves
Wednesday With Parents
for Panama.
Mrs. Wickersham Will Be
the Hostess at Social
Function Tomorrow.

Miss Helen Taft was the honor guest
OF Mrs. Pilling and Miss Ruth PiIling At
a debutante luncheon today at TIE home
Of Mrs. PillinG in Fifteenth street.
Invited to meet the Presidents daugh-
ter were Miss Gertrude Greedy. Miss
Julia Whiting, Miss Louise HELEN. Miss
Charlotte Pettus, Miss Doris Haywood,
Miss Louise Bayne. Miss Elizabeth Col
Inns, Miss Glare Swift, and Miss Dorothy
Decide
Miss Taft is leaving Wednesday with
the President and Mrs. Taft for a trip
10 Panama. Tomorrow Mrs Wicker
sham, wife Of the Attorney General. will
give a luncheon I'm her honor.
Ehe luncheon today was the first Of
the season in honor Of the White House
debutante, who will be a much feted
young lady If she accepts even a small
part of the Inequalities arranged for
her The decorations were exceptionally
artistic, consisting of a huge centerpiece
Of yellow chrysanthemums, slender
crystal vases of yellow orchids at each
place, and corsage bouquets Of violets
FOR each guest
Monday evening. January 2. 1911, is
the date selected for the annual
Charity Ball for the benefit of the
Children's Hospital, to be given in
the ballroom OF the New Willard. The
early announcement of the date is
made by the committee in the hope
that the evening will be kept free
from conflicting dates and that the
ball, which is quite the smartest char
ity event Of the season. may be even
more successful than usual Special
efforts are being made TO make the
ball a brilliant and successful affair.
The new hospital building has just
been finished and is now to be fur
nished.
Mrs. Horace WestcOtt is chairman
Of the ball committee, and George
Howard Of the floor committee, with
Capt Arthur Z. Harding, L. S NJ. G,
as vice chairman.
There will be seven boxes erected
along the wall. and these are usually
occupied by the Presidential party
and other prominent official and
diplomatic personages who do not
wish TO participate in the dancing.
The Washington times., 1910-11-07

Mrs. Sydney Mayer and son, of tlis
city, are tie guests OF her parents. Nj
and Mrs Joseph Fay, OF Baltimore
The Washington times., 1910-11-07

IF you we're young American pleasure.
seeker standing IN front Of fashionable
Vienna restaurant;
IF you overheard the conversation Of Two
secret agents who were spying on = certain
beautiful woman;
IF you saw that woman approaching you On
the arm Of an Austrian officer;
IF, suddenly, the woman and the officer, both
strangers to you, appealed to you fOr vsTy
great favor;
IF that favor proved to be an invitation TO
dine with thsm publicly In the big cafe;
II YOU found you and your table companions
were the sensation of the evening;
IF everybody grew more and more eTcie5d;
II the spies you had seen were constantly
near you; if the woman implOred you not to
leave them for moment;
What would you dor
BARRY WILLIAMS, in "The Mysterious N
vitaion," did the right thing. It's some seary.
You'll find L In Adventure"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-11
JOHNSON HAS
A NIGHT WATCH

SAN FRANCISCO, June l0.-With
two days of hard work ahead OF
him on Saturday and Sunday Jack
Johnson Stunned the gymnasium this
afternoon and although AL Kaufman
was plugging away merrllly. the
champion busted himself with his au-
tomobiles, both OF which were in need
OF slight repairs. For that reason,
Johnson spent several hours in
down town garage and did not, return
10 his quarters until well into the
afternoon
He was out on the road as usual IN
the morning and took his IL mile
course in leisurcly fashion, complet-
ing the distance in something like an
hour and So minutes.
THE best time over the course
said Trainer Tom Flanagan. was one
hour and II minutes. Johnson tested
himself out on the daY, but the fight
is too far off for him to be continual
ly sprinting. Tho last week we will
be cutting down the distance and
speeding up
The suit that has been commenced
by George Little. in which the pro-
moters, Mrs NluIrhead, who conducts
the training quarters. and all others
interested are warned against paying
over to johnson any money before
the 20 per cent claim IS adjusted.
does not seem to bother Johnson In
the least
Il am not worried about that" he
said.
George Llttl knows that he hasn't
chance to beat me In that fight and
unless he slows down / viii do some
talking and then he will be sorry
about It,"
On Saturday and Sunday afternoon
Johnson announces he will box four
rounds with Al Kaufman in addition
TO going several rounds with his
regular sparring partners.
The latest wrinkle at the Johnson
camp is a nichtwutchmaD. Cal Nc
Vcy, one time famous as catcher for
the old Cincinnati reds is the man
"on the lob" and he patrols the
beach from dark until the sun rises
His beaten path is directly under the
rooms occupied by Johnson. There
vas an effort in camp to keep this a
secret but now that 1t has leaked
out, it Is admitted that Jack does not
want to take any chances with
strangers strolling around unknown
| TO him.
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PUBLIC PLAYS
THE WRONG MACS

SALT LAKE CITY, June 10-The
public had poor day at Buena Vista
today. not fayorite finished in front
The fourth race at q mile and an
eighth brought together fair field
and Buck Thorne won easily. Re-
suits;
First race furlongs. selling
Clarlnnis TO ! won Flying TO
second; Lady Box. 10 to /. third
Time. 1:02 As.
Second race. furlong. sellings
GoSsipper IL toand: aoin rdlu rdluoa
GossIpper II. 3 to 1. won; Sabado. 10
TO l second; Banthel, 90 to l, third.
Time 1;15 3-6.
Third race, 6 furloDgs selling; Sal
pearl. to /, won: Weymouth to1.
second; Frieze, TO l. third Time
1.l43-6
Fourth race. one mile and an eighth
selling: Buck Thorne. to 2. won;
Duchess OF Montabello, to 2, second
Oberon, to 5. third. Time 1854 40.
Fifth race, 6 furlongs selling: Snow
ball, Z to /. won; Airs. 5 to 2, second;
Fred Mulholland. to !. third, Time.
1:15
Sixth race. one mile. selling; Flora
Hey. ! TO /. won Mike Jordan. 20 To
1. second; Sam Bernard, even, third,
Time. 1:42 2-5.
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MUD RUNNERS
STILL WINNING

LATONIA. Ky, 1O-A track fet-
lock deep in soft mud was run over
by the horses In todays events.
There was-no race of special pro-
mInence on the card but some good
contests developed,
First race, four and a half fur
longs: Minnie Wendell, S11.10. won.
Red Lass, place. $l2 60. second, Hux-
ter. $500, show. third Time. Sc 40
Second race. six furlongs; Pin Oak,
S1490. won: Fotsch. place 1920.
second; Rice Grain, show, S9l0, third
Time. 1;20.
Third race, selling. six furlongs;
Star Port. S156o. won. Adalia. place.
$370. second; Nannette. show, $i.20,
third. Time. Ill So
Fourth race. five furlongs: Wine.
$3.50. won; Athie. W.. place. $500,
second Indiana Girl. show, s4.2S.
third. Time. LOS "a.
Fifth race. mile and sixteenth.
Sorrowful. $l1.oo, won: Pirate Diana,
place. So 20, second: Gilvedear. show,
$3.50, third. Time. 1:52 2-5
Sixth race, mile and sixteenth;
Sticker, strainght sos 90. won. Stone
Street. place. SCI 10. second: Dave
Nicholson. show. S472o. third. Time.
1,52 3-4
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KETCHEL WINS
FROM SMITH

NEW YORK. June l0.-Stanley
Ketchel knocked out Jem Smith OF
New York Ia the fifth round of q
scheduled ten ound bout at the Ma
tionai soprting clubs tonight by Il
right swing 10 the Jaw
II was rough going all the way and
both men were guilty oil holding, al
though under the referees announce
ment they were allowed to fight with
one hand free in the clinches Smith
new conner. looked the stronger
and was about eight pounds the
heaviest He showed nothing Of Il
novice difference and went right
after his man from the tap of the
bell Smiths aggressivencss did not
allow Ketchcl to fight In his usual
open style From beginning TO end
IL WIS one continuous series OF
clinches, with Ketchcl ripping in up.
percuts that Jared Smith to his toes,
whenever he could tear loose an
opening.
Smith had shade the better OF 1t
at the end OF the first, although he
slipped to the floor heavily In avoid
ing an upercut Ketchel landed
ucdNlIy WITH ltll6 W Nuc otolbt>1h
during the second round but Smith
was quick 10 come with his share or
body blows
In the third Ketchel dug In heavily
with vicious. ripping uppercuts
through Smiths guard and had him
dazed at the bell.
Smith staggered the champion with
two textbooks to the jaw In the fourth
but Ketchel vitally brought him back
in twinkline and Tor the rest Of the
round he outfought Smith
In the fifth Ketchel played heavily
for the body. Smith was growing
slower and missed many wild swings
His fault throughout the fight was
poor judgment of distance and in ac-
curacy. Ketchcls forced his man to
the ropes. AS they broke at the re
feree's command and took the center
Of the ring, Kctchcl saw his chance.
Smith was trying TO come TO
clinch, but Ketchcl met him with a
right swing that sounded like crack
ing In the head OF a barrel Smith
was still squirming on the floor when
Ketchel vaulted the ropes. as fresh as
when he crawled under them Ketch-
el was never in distress and never
worried. although at the opening be
seemed a little puzzled. Smith fought
gamely but was outclasSed,
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THOMPSON MAY
FIGHT P|CATO

IF Thompson will agree to make
1873 pounds at three o'clock on the
day of The fight or l35 pounds at
five O'Clock my man VIII meet HIM
and YOU will see the prettiest hstic
exhibition ever staged In Utah.
In this manner does "Rawhide'
Kelley, manager of Frank Picato the
Italian lightweight boxer. propose to
arrange a match with Thompson. II
will be recalled by the fight fans OF
the state that Picato and Thompson
came to Utah for contest several
weeks ago On the eve of the bnttle
Thompson refused to make weight
by showing that 1t was agreeable TO
all concerned that the fight should
be hold at catch weights. AS Thomp-
son says 1t is impossible for him to
get down to weight in short time
without weakening his constitution
the fight had to be called off.
Now comes Kelley with propoSi-
tion 10 Thompson which will prob
ably meet the Sycamore lads ap-
proval. II the match can be arrang-
ed In this way. 1t ia planned to stage
1t at Saltair on July "a, Pioneer day
Kelley and Picato were in Ogden
yesterday after rusticating for a few
DAYS at Kelley's ranch In Eden.
Picato left last night for California
where he has signed TO fight Kid
Powell and meet several other light
weights In short round bouts. Kelley
will go to Salt Lake today where he
will endeayor to make arrangements
for the Pioneer Day fight He came
to Ogden expecting to find Thompson
here but was informed that he had
gone to Logan to complete his train
ing for his fight with Bird Leg" Col
Inns which will be held at Saltair
June 10.
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prisoners to the city Jail, where they
were locked up for an hour or more.
The officer, however, learned that
friends of the prisoners were on their
way 10 the Jail to secure their re-
lease on the grounds that they were
being illegally held in another county
tnan the one in which the offense was
alleged to have been committed.
win the keenncss OF foresight
which generally marks the activities
oil Brigham City's police force, Mr..
Jensen huTiedly gathered his prison
srs onto Il street car for Hot Springs.
and departed with all haste to point
where he could stand on Box Elder
county soil and defy friends or any
one else who might deny him the pos
session of his capuves.
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won the five furlongs handicap for
three year olds.
First race. five furlongs: Pickinney.
s to /. won: Ugo, 10 to /. second;
Grasp. TO /. third. Time l:o1 3-5-
Second race. mile and sixteenth
Ardri, to 8. won; Frank Purcell. 10
to 5, second: Lord Stanhope. IL to
], third. Time 40 AS.
Third race. five furlongs: Round
the World, IL v 19. won: Feather
Duster. IL TO !, second; Zeus. IL to 8.
third, Time. 1:02.
Fourth race. about furlongs;
Tim Pippin, is to l. won; Twilight
Queen. 10 to /, second; Cohort IL
e. 10. third Time. 1:10S-
Fifth race, mile and a quarter;
pretend, 9 10 3. won: Reybourn. to
2, second; Superstition, 10 to 1. third.
Time, 2:0S.
sixth race. about furlongs
Follie Levy, 8 to 5. won; Rosseau, 12
TO /. second: Castaway. Z to l, third,
Time, Ill.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-11
WOODMiH DEFEAT
The ELECTRICIANS

There is no doubt that lovers of
sport will be keenly interested TO learn
that the Ogden Woodmen of the
World have inauguratcd a ball game,
the initial game being pulled on yes
terday in splendid style against the
employees Of the Utah Light and Rail
way company. score Of 10 to I in ia.
vor Of the Woodmen OF the World
Judging from the excellent fielding
and activity displayed by the latter
team. which is composed of only mem
bers of the Woodmen of the World,
there viii be some highly exciting and
strenuous games TO be played In the
near future.
II Is rumored that the Woodmen's
team VIII PROBABLY match the local
, Elks next Sunday, Also some time
early in July this team viii make
trip TO Lagoon. where they will match
a team OF the same organization from
the local camp.
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IN OGDEN.
Every Claim Is Backed by Local
Testimony.

II the reader wants stronger proof
than the following statement and eX-
perience OF q resident of Ogden, what
can 1t be7
]. w. Browning. 5S1 22nd ST.. Ogden.
Utah says; Il believe the exposure /
underwent at different times during
p.y life caused my kidney complaint.
About ten years ago | felt the trouble
first. There was a pain In my back
especially severe when | overexerted
myself About flye years ago the doc.
tors told me | had diabetes, and I be.
lieved this to be true. as my kldneya
were In terrible condition. The kid,
ney secretions were unnatural and
filled with sediment, and the passages
were entirely too frequent | was
Obliged to get up from ten TO twelve
times during the night on account OF
this weakness. and my health steadily
ran down lost forty pounds in
weight and felt tired and listless NY
back panied me great deal and |
had rheumatism In my limbs a few
months ago heard about Doan's Kid
ney Pills and began their use. Before
long | was In good health. I have IN
duced several of my friends to take
Doan's Kidney Pills, and | know one
case where the contents OF two boxes
effected q complete cure" (From
statement given March I, 1907.)
Nr. Browning was interviewed on
July 2S, 1909, and said: Although I
am now seventy-seven years of age.
nv health Is excellent. / have never
had an attack OF kidney trouble since
Doan's Kidney Pills cured me. When.
ever | have the opportunity. | give
this remedy my endorsement. as I
consider Il TO be a specific for kidney
and bladder difficulties
For sale by all dealers Price so
States
Remember the name-Doan sand
take no 'er.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-11
BIG RESERVOIR
ABOUT COMPLETED

Ogden's new $4,000 water works
reservoir Is practically completed the
concrete work having been entirely
finished as well as the laying OF
portion of the asphaltum expansion
The bottom joints have all been
poured and work ON the sides has
already been started.
ID, II Whcelwright OF the Wheel.
wright Construction company said
last evening that the reservoir VIII
fasily be finished within the next
lew DAYS and well within the con
tract time OF 90 days.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-11
AUSTRIAN BOOZE
SELLERS ARRESTED

Four Austrlans. whose names
sounded like Emil Schoeller. Joe Bar
row, Mike Devo and John Miller, were
arrested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff
H s. Jansen ot Brigham City on the
charge OF selling liquor without Ii
CenSe.
Details OF the offense are measer.
but 1t was said that the liquor was
sold somewhere on the Lucln cutoff.
and a number of laborers are re-
ported to have been drunk as a result
of the enterprise OF the Austrians.
Deputy Sheriff Jensen brought his
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-11
BETTER THAN SPANKING.

Spanking does not euro children OF
bedwotting. There iS i constitutional
causc for this trouble. Mrs. NJ Sum
mcrs. Box w. Eotrc Dame. Ind. Will
nond free TO any mother her successful
home treatment. With full instruo-
tions Send no money. but write her
today II your children trouble you in
this way. Don't blame the child-1Ihe
chances arc it can't help IT, This
treatment also cures adults and aged
people troubled with urine difficulties
by day or night
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-11

GriGltb's persistency in continuins
his Ice cream peddllng without taKIns
out license as prescribed IN the
ordinance. and the prompt action oil
the police in arrestlng him almost
every day. is becoming notleeAoIe' anu anu
the outcome is looked forward 10 WIZ"
some interest.
Grimtb has suit now pendlng III
the courts which win test the Valuily
OF the ordinance, and other su,ls VI
similar nature will probably DC in-
stltMted.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-11
MORE FREE TICKETS

We have arranged for another lou
of tickets at the OrPheum : healei
The Standard viii give one uohet 70
the Orpheum theater for any ,b'S niSus
this or next week for each mon.n
subscription paid in advance; III. MU'
more than four tickets to one i9lii'iy,
Now is the time to take advantage VI
this offer.
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o,ssENsloN IN plTTs5uRe CLUB

PITTSBURG. June lo.-The Pitts
burg Leader tonight charges that the
slump OF the worlds champions Is
due TO jealousy among the players
President Barney Dreyfuss strenuous
w denied all the assertions.
The Leader charges that Hans Wag-
ner and Jack Miller have openly de-
clared war against Jack Flynn, the
first baseman, because Captain Fred
Clarke selected Flynn in place Of Bud
Sharpe for the position,
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COAST LEAGUE,

At San Francisco-san Francisco. 8;
Oakland /,
At Los Angeles-Sacramcn o.,
Vernon, G.
At Portland-Los Angeles. 10; Port
land, ..
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Indianapolis-St. Paul. c. In
dianapolis. 0.
At Toledo-Mlnneapol 3; To-
ledo. l.
At AtColumbus-Milwaukee-Columbus
postponed; rain.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At st Joseph-Wichita. 4; st. Jo
seph, ].
At omaha-omaha. 3; Des Molnes.
2.
At Sioux City-sioux City, 4; Lin
coin. 2
At Observation-Disclosures post
poned, rain.
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ICE CREAM vENDER
is UNDER ARREST

&. G. Griffith. the Ice cream man.
was arrested again yesterday by De-
.ectlNe Pincook for conducting his
business without a license. having
sent out his Ice cream wagon as usual.
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WESTERN FlLLY
EASILY WINS

GRAVESEND. June 1o.-The foa.
lures of today's racing was the brlIli
ant performance OF the western filly
Round the World. She came east
with remarkable reputation and
more than made good when she easily
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with Wolgasts face and the boys
clinched for fully so seconds. Red
mond lacked steam. They we ex-
changing blows al close quarters
when the contest ended.
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Citizens Of Ogden

Boost for your city by using OG.
DEN MADE FlOUR-it costs you 10
moro and every sack you use 70 4
boost for your town.
In that way -ou make a Chicago
Of Ogden, Ogden Milling & Ele
vatoI Co
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At New Chicago. C; New
York, 5.
At Brooklyn-St. Louis-Brooklyn;
rain.
At Boston-Boston-Ci Cincinnati post
poned. rain.
AT Philadelphla-Phi -Philadelphia-Pltts.
burg postponed; rain.
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Denied by Clark.

PHILADELPHIA, June 10.-Mana'
ger Fred Clark OF the Tlttsburg base
ball team said tonight that rumors oil
dissension in the PIttsburg club were
absolutely grOundless.
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

At Spokane-Spokane, Q; Vancou-
yer. 3.
At Seattle-Seattle, 6; Tacoma, ..
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BAHIBERGER LINE.

Elegant new electric cars. Specia
excursion rates Sundays and hohoayS
Ogden and Salt Lake, Rouno trip'
S1.Q0.
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HIGH PRICES

Tho highest prices paid for 1.-Two
Ir dressed poultry. ogden Fish *
Poultry company. 1926 Washington.-