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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-29
Sc VENDE

In triple efecto de 8 de diametro
con su combnacion de llaves para
desconectar en- case de averfas y con.
tinuar trabajando como duple.
Seis defecadoras de doble fondo, de
cobre, con una cavidad de 1000 gal.
cada una.
Dos juegos De centrifugas: seis CEN
tritugas cada juego: de 80 diametros
con sus correspondientes mezcladores.
Tn mo ino de nueve masas y varias
pleas de repuesto.
Para informes dirijirse j. NJ.
Galletti. Vieques. P. R.
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zH Dlos N..s.. 40 es posi-
- hle cue hava pensado
90 no no tam

bic cue haVa pensaue
ESQ .. mo no. tan
POGO usted 10 cree !
-Es probable que 10 hava pensa-
do-duo Brand: mo, jau4as pense en-
el suicldio) pero despues llegara Ia
reaeaion. Conozco perteetamente
mi muchachilo. Sin embargo. sepa
81 cielo que habra pasado''
10 que ante todo dehemos ha-
eer,-dijo Beatriz-e> buseario. No
seria bueno enserarle IA carta al ms
pector? Yo creo que ESQ nos ayuda-
ria
--No-contesto la sonora Brand,
rel Inspector es un "henolio &c
QUEEN hace cera y pablo Roter.
" Mr. Roper
Mr.. Roper detesta q M mNcha-
chito. tTenia 70 trelnta ! setS. pere
3 sonora Brand Siempre NE llamal'a
isu muchachitol
Como 10 sabe nsted9
-Hl]a mia, tengo Sesenta y fl}a-
tro amos de edad. Y hay IN lhro, el
del mundo, q. va uno aPrehclenaa a
leer confonle Sc "a uno hatiaida 1le
10. Sc que 10 odla tengo Ia segnil(sad
de que le desea toda elase dc males,
vmas aun, creo que Roref dete ha-
herle sugerido la idea del vlale. \ por
10 tanto sahe doGde e cncGentra en-
estos momentos. 81 asi s 10 sea s
quion nos ay41e a contfaro. hafa
tDdo cuanto en 81 mans este para
tieSplstafnG'
Nrs t...a 5far 7 "a ciudad pi-
ii, rn'g q is,tise llo F'2tr!z- 10
U@ frc a1e-
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Hay agricsltores gus necesaan
mayordomos" 9 hay "n,ayordomos,
que xeccsitan colocdci6n Esas doi
esptirdciones u encwentrdn con Diff
cultad y retaydo. Ambds coincidirdn
Ydpidaments 81 los deseos do mayordo
mos y agricultores - anunoidn en-
La Correspondeneia". Hay en- es-
te diorio especial y rs6dica tarVa Ia
etecto.
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I'm buen negoCio.

IN Cngaas, ofreceo en- venta los
Sres. Quihones Cabezudo y Comp. Ii a.
una acrcditada fiJrtcu d. Ia. .acos, con
eAistencias de tabaco en- rama, Iecor
is y picsdura. marcas acreditaaa as Ell
F.E TT. y una oficina en- Nueva
York. Is una huena oportunidad pa
IA real;zar productive negocio Para
mas informes dirijirse a la presada
casa en- Caguas, P. Rico. ?. o. Box
IL
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OONBEJos ALxB nADREs.-I

La Correspondencin Nerdrd q 81
cnSd totos los dIas, no sotO lgS noti-
c.as mas n.porfintes dc 10 isja Y de-
eI:.rior. sino muy rGri1c1. ob;sndcn-
's mtrcsante Leeturo q'te Ie seryT,i
de rocreo en- slls borGs Gesocapa rs.
PiGd us,ed q,1s le Sirran nuestTdS de
este lerl6dino siq'lisTa por nm mes =
como prS.ebd. y scS,Taments desedrf
usted 'ue1o ser estd5ls y oonstante
I>sssE del mssao.
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de periodicos viejos a
50 Quintal.
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Dr. A. Santaella. Medico CRU
jano icltfono 2296. calle Gle la
Reini No. p. Consultas dc a 3
p. m. Poncs,
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Gran bar atillo

En- la ''Palmesana' deJuan
Pieras Sc esta vendiendo a
precio de costo en- calzado Y
ropa hecha no olvidarse Allen
81.
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D|REc10R|o De PONCE

llorens 6 Sanchez Montalvo.--
Futete Notaria en- Ponce. Plaza De.
licias 20.
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0FRECEMOS Al PUBLICO
El Hmpiador VACUUM nlarCa "SA\TO :

Con las sguientes garantias de fabrica
Marchara consantemete sin calentarse nterrunpirse"
"Iiene por minute destituci0n calculada de - 81
pies cbico de aire ibre Producra vacuum ma xno de
pulgadas, segun c mercuro Standard de los e L. u
Dnrara de IL a 20 amos. atln usandose diariamente
"El SANIO trabajara de cuaquier cl,bo de luz iniA5
cente, costo de centavos la hora II "SANTOs NJ
podra nunca snperado para c hogar pero ,anbi! ~
gran capacidad 10 hace apetecble para TIENDAS ih.-
edcos grandes Haga vista nuetras olicinas psr
yer la demostracon por cac0n, mandaremos ararlr
cualquier stio San Juan para demosraro pry:o
PuFto Rico Power & Light Co
OIcinas Prin cipales Marina. San Juan
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{. ARIZONA UIiver.--A.Ihacenlsta al
Dor mayor en- provislones de todas
clases. Mohnos para moler malz y
maquinarla para preparar cate.
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DR.. A. Ferran, medico Cirujano,
Gale de la Reina. No. II.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-21
What's What in Sports
ALI the Time

The weather man was not very kind
for 'sadies' day" at Buepa Vista yes
terday. kicking up more wind and aust
than seen before at the meeting. The
wind also went against the talent for
but one favOrite stemmed the tide that
swept against the leaders coming down
the stretch and crossed the wire a win
nor.
wen played choices. however. ran
into the ring and hard driving in the
stretch was the rule In every race.
U T. Wilson's Native Son. the class
OF the fourth race. scored his first win
Of the meeting. when under a careful
ride from Fischer the big black set the
pace 20 a good field and lasted 20 win
by half length from the fast closing
Lena Leach Charlie Doherty disap-
pointed HIS local followers for the first
time. getting away bad and falling 20
fieiG.
Bisi,ra. the favorite IN the opener. ran
a fine race. holding up with the pace
and when Strengthened away IN the
stretch came on under drive 20 win
from Corriran's Ramon Corona Charlie
CLOVIS Tavora fought ~ out with Tbor
for the lead and just failed TO last for
n was Gretchen @ all the way IN
the second. at seven furlonEs and she
Ealioped home an easy winner 70 de-
Hight many hackers. sam Bernard. held
a. the favoritc. was bumped at the start
and pocketed all the way.
PrOmctheus. under n sronE ride from
Gaurel. took the third with daylight
between him and weymouth az the
wire. thc latter coming from far back
60 outEane Swede sam for the place.
Coonskin and valencia raced each
other into submission In the fifth and
The Slic<er came on In handy fashion
20 cop IN the last eight
In the last race came the first bad
start for Dick Dwyer. out OF the IS At
the meeting for Dick Dryer. Oberon
getting away flying. while Carroll M
on fora Riley was caught mapping and
got away last The winner was Buck
thorn. who running right back 20 hts
good race IN his last out. proved 10 be
the best horse In the race Buxton held
him IN behind the pace In fine shape
and when he turned him loose IN the
stretch. came on 90 win handily. Flora
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Tom Flanagan, Jack Johnson's man
ager. and J. NJ. Mclaughlin, the con-
tractor who viii build the Nevada
arena, also accompanied Richard to
Reno. Sam Berger, guardian of Jim
Jeffries' interests, is expected tOmor-
row.
The presence of a score or more
newspaper correspondents who came
up with Richard from San Francisco,
seemed to cheer the Nevadan. and he
talked enthusiastically Of the fight
prospects in his home state.
You'll see the difference when we
get to Reno" he said mo more
knocking now-only boosting. and
everybody glad TO see Nevada get the
match. L was a fool ever to think OF
taking big fight to the coast Never
agalnl"
Richard intimates his actual loss in
shifting the contest to Nevada at $685.
900, and his prospective loss at over a
quarter of a million.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-21
ROGERS WINS FROM
CHRISTIE IN THIRD

Before a very large gathering of
boxing fans. the Manhattan bouts were
held last night at the salt Palace
arena. In the headliner Jack Rogers
won from Jack Christie after three
rounds of hard and fast milling. The
first round was even, with Christie's
cleverness evening up for Rogers ag-
gressiveness- Just before the gong at
the end OF the second round the tide OF
battle changed. Rogers flooring his
man, but the gong came in time.
In the third Rogers again fioored
Christie. and Referee Hardy Downing
gave Rogers the contest against a
strong protest. however. from Christie,
who said that he was ready to go on.
The other results were:
Dutch Erne and Jack Delaney, four
rounds. draw.
Kid Hannah and Eddie Johnson.
Hannah blew up i'm the third round.
Kid Rose and Young Tommy Ryan,
draw.
Tommy Sullivan won from Kid Lu-
gon in first round.
The new site of the arena pleased
the fans. and the big crowd was more
than pleased with the card.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-21
BARLOW CLAMPS
LID ON BOXING
Chief of Police Will Permit But
Two Glove Contests
Monthly.

Mainly with the purpose Of Kidding
salt Lake of the undesirable element
that follows prize fighting Chief Of
Police s. NJ Barlow yesterday in
formed the management of athletic
clubs in Salt Lake promoting glove
contests that he would not tolerate
more than two exhibitions a month.
The chief made himself very clear
in what he regards a glove contest"
He Instructed the various fight pro-
meters that confirmed prize fighters
could not enter into such exhibitions
and II they were permitted to take
part an order would promptly be is
sued putting a duietus to glove exhi-
billions in any form.
For nearly two months as many as
three programs Of glove contests
week have been carried out in Salt
Lake. This has resulted in the i'm
portation into salt Lake of an army
of prize ring pugs. who the police
have been holding under suspicion Of
gaining part of their livelihood
through robberies and holdups.
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Soon after reaching his hotel, Rick
ard went into conference with the
Reno and Goldfeld committees to
hear the inducements each have to
offer for the big fight. No announce
men of the outcome Of the contest for
the match is expected before morning
According to It's optimistic delega-
ton of boosters" Goldfield has an
excellent prospect of securing the fight
Gold6eld's original bid OF $4,000
the guaranteed sale Of 5000 tickets at
$50 each-has been supplemented, II IS
said, by an offer positively to safe
guard both promoters and fighters
against any possible loss.
Notwithstanding the Goldfleld dele
cations sanguine expectations, how
ever, all I'm a position to hazard a
guess on the termination Of the mat
ter say that Reno has much the bet
ter chance, and is almost certain to
land the prize.
sid Hester, promoter OF the RetChel-
Langford fight. came upon the train
with Richard TO arrange for the stag
ing of that contest on the morning Of
July 4, the date of the heavyweight
battle. Hester says Richard has in
terposed no objections TO the use of
the Jeffries-J Johnson arena for the pro-
posed middleweight match, and he
does not look for opposition from any
other source.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-21
SAM NEEL DEFEATS
EASTERN TENNIS CRACK

That Salt Lake has something in
the way of class at tennis was seen
yesterday on the Country club courts
when Sam r. Neel, state champion.
won from T. Osgood Pell. So, 6-1. 2-s.
So. Mr. Pell is brother Of Theodore
Roosevelt Pell, national indoor cham
pion. and himself a tennis player of
much ability, ranking with the best
In the east. He Is guest of Samuel
Newhouse
puts him in line to defend his title In
the state championships which start
Saturday. Even his strong hackers
admit. however, that he will have to
play to form to go through the list OF
entries that is bound to appear for the
first draw.
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Direct Wire for all sporting events
SIMMONS.


IN THE DISTRICT COURT, IN AND
for the Third judicial district, salt
Lake county, state OF Utah.
mons.
The State OF Utah to the said Dc
PENDANT: You are hereby summoned
TO appear within twenty days after the
service OF this summons upon you. II
served within the county in which this
action is brought. otherwise, within
Of your failure so to do. judgment will
be rendered against you according TO
the demand of the complaint, which
has been filed with the clerk OF said
court. This action is brought to re-
cover a judgment dissolving the mar
rage contract heretofore existing be-
tween you and the plaintiff.
w. l.. DUNN, PLAINTIFFS Attorney.
=. o. address, 11S-119 Commercial
block. salt Lake City. Utah.
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All manner Of influence is being
brought to bear upon the officials here
in an effort to defeat the fight pro-
motors in what is conceded TO be their
last stand.
Governor Dickerson is in oregon.
but is expected home in n few days.
Private Secretary Finch stated today
that IL would be impossible 10 answer
the communications that have been
received, and said that no action would
be taken regarding them until word
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF JAMES L. HAMILTON.
deceased.
Creditors will present claims. with
vouchers. to the undersigned. at rooms
to II Deseret National Bank building.
salt Lake City, Utah, on or before the
Sth day OF April. A ID. 1911.
CHILLION L. MILLER.
Administrator with Will Annexed OF
the estate OF James l. Hamilton. De-
ceased.
Moyle & Van Colt. Attorneys for Ad-
ministrator.
Date OF first publication. June Z.
A. d. 1910.
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money back in case they do not care 20
go to Nevada. There Is no question
about that We have the trust fund
amounting to more than $4,000. we
will naturally hold the money until
there Is absolutely no chance OF tho
promoters officially give up we viii re-
turn the money, though IT, however,
may not be until July 3.
Gleason said;
Get Money Back.
There is no disposition 10 make pco-
pie buy the tickets they took with tho
understanding that the fight would be
held in California. Those who desire
can have the same seats in the Nevada
arena. The others viii he requested TO
send in their cancellations at once In
order that we may know where we
stand"
The squabble between Johnson and
his former manager. George Little. con-
tinues. Today Little said that he would
bring suit against the champion tomor-
row for $4,000. while Johnson de-
clared that he would swear 20 a COM
plaint charging his former manager
with grand larceny
johnson did no training today OUT
side OF nine-mile hike in the morning.
Later he left for downtown In his rae
ing machine. stopping at the hospital
TO inquire as TO his wife's condition.
He was Informed that she was pro-
crossing nicely and would be able 70
take the trip to Reno on Thursday
Want Race Meeting.
sig Hart. who is affiliated with tho
champion. said that plans are under
way to bring several strings OF horses
from salt Lake for the express pur-
pose OF racing for several days after
the fight.
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MHeTm
STIFF Wind BOTHERS PONIES AT
BUENA VISTA And UPSETS TALENT

Riley ran a good race. coming from the
rear TO win the place from Captain
Burnett Cberon. with the best OF the
start. dropped steadily back TO finish
who rides Oberon here, and Butwell.
who rode Oberon at Jacksonville Is,
however, a blk one 70 the considered
Butweli Is known as the strongest fin
lsher on the American turf today. and a
horse Ike Oberon needs just such n
rider as he Will not run unless made
Today's card is a well filled one and
promises fine sport. In the third race
some Of the crack youngsters. who meet
In The Juvenile handicap saturday, Will
The summaryi
First race. six furlongs. selling
Biskra (Cotton), 5 to ?, won; Ramona
Carona q. CarrolD. s 70 1, second; Ia
y9 Is tGaugeD to l. p third Time
Ybor. CHEZ Desmond, Sabada, Glover
Kyle. Fiamgotha. Tug Boat and Ben
Stone finished as named
Gretchen G. (Coburn). to 1, won;
Royal River (BOland), TO 2, second;
Silver Grain (Jahnsen). 7 TO 1, third.
Iime, l.zs. MlspTlson, Minnie, VI.
Daughter and sam Bernard finished as
named.
Third race. seven furlongs. selling
Prometheus (GaugeD. 10 TO 1. won
swede sam (Fischer). II TO 5. third.
Time, 1:2s Special Delivery. Camera.
PrOtcus. LittletOn. Almena, The Mac
Kintosh and COrrigan finished as
named
Fourth race. six furlonEs, selling
Native Son (F'ischer). to 1. won. Lena
Leach (Callahan). TO ], second: Roy
Junior (Otis). Il 70 1, third. Time.
ia 2-5. Ben X. Sleet. Charlie Doherty,
SalpeRrl. Yama. Wicket finished as
named.
Fifth race. six furlongs. selling-The
Slicker Uvers). Z to I. won. COOnskin.
IS to 8. second: Valencia (Canders),
even. third. Time. 1:14 3-5.
Sixth race. one mile. sellinE-Buck-
thorn CBuxtOn). to 2, won; Flora Riley
q. CarrolD. Z 20 ;, second; Captain
Burnett (Selden). IL 20 /. third Time,
1913 3-5. Oberon. Kiddy Lee and swell
Girl finished as named
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American Association

At Milwaukee-Toledo. o; Milwaukee,
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s; In
dianapOlis. 2
At Kansas City-Columbus, 8; Kan
sas City. 2.
At St Paul-Louisville-St Paul game
tied at end Of ninth. 3 to g.
At st. Paul-Louisville, :: ST 7 aul. 2.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-21

J. J. McDcrmott OF Merchantville. n.
J.. won second money with a score OF
IS. The champions younger brother.
Mcdonald Smith OF Clairmont, Cal. was
third with IS.
The three men had tied I'm the com
petition last week with scores OF 29s for
~ holes. In the play today McDermOtt
finally out-drove the winner. but the
greater steadiness OF Alexander Smith
enabled him TO lead throughout the
match. The winners card was:
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Billy Delaney also expressed himself
as in favor OF waiting until news had
been received from the promoter. I'VE
expected to leave Thursday evening
sure. but this news that came TO US to-
day kind OF puts a damper on the trip.
We certainly want assurance that the
fight can be pulled off in Nevada, and
we want Il from the governor direct
This business of taking the word OF the
district attorney OF from the attorney
general don't GO
Since this affair which Governor
Gillett called off, we want positive in
formation from the head man that he
sanctions the fight before we begin to
travel. From what I hear, however, I
think that Richard has got positive as
surance from Governor Dickerson. and
that the fight viii come off in Nevada.
We expect 20 hear from Richard to-
night and will Immediately begin to
move Johnson and his partners will
go on Thursday night. while I think
that I will leave about Saturday or
Sunday"
There have been hundreds OF in
quiries received both by the promoters
and the Metropolis Trust & Savings
bank as TO the disposition or the tickets
which have been purchased so far by
intending spectators at the battle. The
tickets have been purchased under
guarantee Of the local hank. with the
understanding that I'm case the fight is
not held here the money II to be re-
funded. Statements were issued today
as follows:
President Alfred Meyerstein of the
bank: ....
People who have purchased tickets
with our guarantee will receive their
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

ESTATE OF AUSTIN II. BEAIIS, DE-
ceased
Creditors Will present claims. with
vouchers, to the undersigned, at room
No. iii Newhouse building. Salt Lake
City, Utah. on or before the 10th day Of
October. A. d. 1910. r STINGLEY.
Administrator Of the Estate of Austin
H. Bemis, Deceased.
c. G. Parsons, Attorney for Estate.
Date of first publication, June Z,
A. u. 1910.
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had been given by the chief executive.
supreme justices. the attorney gen.
eral OF Nevada and prominent jurists
have given il as their private opinions
that there is nothing I'm Nevada's law
that would empower the governor 10
interfere" said Mr.. Finch today. The
law is plain and cleancut. and makes
this sort Of contest legal. / have no
way Of saying what will be done"
The Elks are entertaining the or
phans AZ Mandamere today. Comc.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-21
RENO WELCOMES RICHARD and
SEEMS TO have Fight CINCHED

there after
in
OF
the E
to o Richard Reno
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FTvE IN ROW bon RARGER.

Brooklyn, June 2O.-Cy Barger regis
tered his fifth straight victory today
when Brooklyn defeated New York 4
TO !. Barger had the New Yorks puz-
zied in every inning except the seventh
when Devlin tripled and scored on a
hit that was fielded to first. Wiltse
was effective in all except three in
nings. Score: r. H e
New York &
brooklyn 80. ..-...-.. 9 o
Batteries-Wiltse and Myers; Barger
and Bergen.
umpires-Klem and Kane.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-21
PIRATES FINALLrwIN-

st. Louis, June 2O.-PittsburR won
the first game OF the series from st
Louis today after a rather discouraEfnr
start. to 3. Score: r.. III. -
NALtaoui -. s.......s..... 2
Batteries-Lush. Harmon and Rresna-
han; White, Camnitz and Gibson.
Umpires-Johnstone and Moran.
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Western League

At Des Moines-Des Moines. 2; Wichi-
ia. Z.
At Omaha-Omaha, 8; Topeka, s.
At Sioux City-Sioux City, IL; St
Joseph. 10.
At Lincoln-Idncoln. 3: Denver, g.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-21
CONFIRMS RELEASE.

Chicago. June 2O.-B. y. johnson.
president OF the American league. to-
day announced approval OF the release
OF II. SutOr by Chicago to san Fran
cisco.
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Protests to Nevada Executive to
Stop Fight, but Laws Are Clear

2OHundreds
n
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wILLETrs Is WILD

Detroit. June 2O.-Ray held Detroit
TO five hits here today. while st. Louis
hit Summers hard and took advantage
OF the wildness OF Willetts. who started
the game. Score. r. II. Z.
st Louis .----..-- .------4
Detroit .-.----.- <
Batteries-Ray and Stephens. VIII
let's, Summers. PernOll. Muilin and
Stanage; Scnrnidt.
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Cleveland. June 2O.-Chicago defeated
Cleveland. 1 to 0, scoring the only run
Of the game on three infieid singles
and a wild pitch. Olmstead was very
effective. Score: r. II. Z.
Cleveland ---..-..O
Observation-Disclosures Kerstner and
Easterly; Olmstead and Payne.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-21
TheSpOrting Authority
Of Salt Lake
RUMOR that NEVADA governor
MAY Object REACHES JOHNSON


declare himself tbs next rev DAYS
recipient OF the but
refuse TO
he intended to Leave beach
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-21
THE GOVERNOR o. X.

Poise. Ida. June 2O.-Gov. Dick I
erson Of Nevada left Ontario, Ore, :
, for his. home this afternoon at :
4:30 on o. s. l. No. S. While there, :
according to Information received :
in Boise tonight. he talked freely I
about the fight, and indicated no
purpose of interfering. on the I
contrary. he stated that there was :
no law In Nevada against prize :
; fighting. He did not seem to have :
any personal scruples against the :
fight being held in his state. He :
; should be in ogden in the morn :
; ing.