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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-21
STANDING Of the Clubs

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-21
Standing OF the Clubs.

Where They Play Today.
No games scheduled.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-21
Ouakers Blank Cardinals.

ST. LOUIS. MO. Aug. Philadel-
phia won the second game of the
series from St Louis today 10 o..
Moore was in fine form and allowed
but five scattered hits. He was well
summarized
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-21
UAlPlRES HELP SOLDIERS WIN;
ATHLETICS HUMBLE CRABBERS
Results Yesterday.

North End. /: Fort Monroe, 4
Hampton, ?; Athletics, 3.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-21
Where They Play Monday

New York at St Louis.
Chicago at philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-21
Daniels Makes Great Throw.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2O.-The New
York Americans won their first
double header of the season today
from st. Louis. The scores were
; to 3 and TO 1. Daniels prevent
ed the visitors from winning the
second by a great throw to the plate
in the seventh inning.
Score: RsH II
ST. Louis .. .O0021OOOO-3 = 3
New York 00O10x-2 8 I
Batteries: Hall and Killifer; Quinn,
Fisher and Sweeny. Time: l:35.
mpires: Perrine and Kennedy.
Second game:
Score: r II z
St Louis e.. ..O0G0O1OOa-1 7 =
New York y .-1o00010x-2 6 1
Batteries: Petty and Stephens;
Vaughan and Criger. Time: 1:35.
Umpires: Perrine and Kennedy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-21
Red sox Pitchers Easy for Tigers.

BOSTON. MASS. Aug. 2O.-Bos-
toms two pitchers were easy for De
troit today and the visitors won a
one sided game to on their last
appearance here this season. Dono-
van held the home team to four scat
tered hits.
Score: II III +
Detroit go. ..30101I003-9 1G o
Boston -. ..O000OO000-0 4 3
Batteries: Donovan and Schmidt;
Smith, Collins and Kleinow. Time:
1:45. Empires: O'Loughlin and
Egan.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-21

er. and the ball passed the pitcher :
box rolling almost out OF the diamond
Al this instant the runner darted
for home and made il This tied the
score.
The Athletics here got into he
game in earliest and held the Crabbcrs
down for three innings. The tenth
started with big rally 10y the Ath
letics. which seemed 20 nave been
checked by Russell cutting a man on
at ihird and one at second. both OF
whom took too long lead. but right
here pitcher Moore walked Talbot
who was put in as a pinch hitter. \
runner advanced to third and a FUN
bic by Joynes let the winning run in
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-21

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-29
FOREST RANGERS
AFTER THE FIRE
Men From the Ogden District
Shipped to Idaho With
Post Haste.
Special to The Tribune.


OGDEN. Aug 2S-Teu forestry rangers
Of the fourth district were sent out from
ogden today by District Forester A. r
Sherman TO assist in fighting the flames
which arc sweeping the northwest coun-
try. Four OF the men were detailed to
Kalispell. Mont; two at Libby Mont,
two at Missoula. Mont: one at Kooskia,
Ida, and one at Grangevile, Ida
Responding TO the general alarm which
was flashed all over the fourth district
by Forester Sherman when he was called
upon TO furnish men TO assist I'm fighting
the fires, employees of the service laid
everything aside and started on bee
line for Ogden AS q result, the district
forester has had available men every
day since assistance was requested from
him. An instance OF the ready willing
ness OF the forestry men TO respond to
the call of their chief IS that Of Walter
E. Hanks. Hanks received word to re-
port at Ogden as soon as possible late
Thursday evening He is an attache OF
the Powell national forest in southeast
ern Utah. Saddins his horse. without
waiting for any elaborate preparation for
his journey, he rode l25 miles into Marys-
vile, catching the train for Ogden Satur-
day morning al g o'clock. He was one
Of the men sent out by District Forester
Sherman this morning,
Q. r.. Craft, the. fiscal agent Of the
fourth district, left for the Tarshce forest
late last night with funds TO pay off the
men who are battling with the fire demon
from District Forester Sherman 10 SUPER
visor David Barnett instructins the lat
ter to wire by o'clock this afternoon
If he needed any additional help. No
word was received at that hour. and the
ten men held here In reserve were de-
tailed 10 the other districts mentioned,
District Forester Sherman said this after
noon that he felt much encouraged over
the conditions in the Targhee forest. as
the failure 10 receive a telegram from
Supervisor Barnett indicated that the
dot 1n1 hN. fI,a I5r,.
and the assistance rendered by the Ore
gon Short Line railroad yesterday. when
lao mon were sent to assist in fighting
tho fire. have the flames under control.
Telephone communication was obtained
this afternoon with Supervisor c.. NJ.
Woods Of the Sawtnoth forest al HALEY
Ida. The supervisor informed the district
forester that several fires which at times
assumed a threatening aspect had broken
ont in the territory under his jurisdiction
but that by prompt work they had been
SIIh
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-29
CHASING CATTLE RUSTLERS;
THREE SHERIFFS ENGAGED
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY, Aug. 2S.-CattIe
rustlers are being rounded up in the
northwestern part OF Box Elder county
by SheHf Joseph Josephson. A great
deal Of trouble is experienced by cattle
and horse owners in that locality, rs
thieves arc operating on an extensive
scale and have shipped stolen cattle and
horses out IN car lots. Although ship
ping points on the Oregon Short Line in
Idaho and the Southern Pacific in Utah
and Nevada. have been carefully guard
ed by the officers. the thieves were sue
cessful in making a shipment OF a car
load OF cattle to Canada few days ago,
This carload was traced to Its destina-
ton, however, and an effort win be made
10 secure the cattle for their owners.
Sheriff Josephson Is working with the
sheriffs of Elko county, Nevada and Cas-
SIN county, Idaho, to run the band of
robbers down. The thieves are operat-
Ing IN the ueighborhood OF the boundaries
OF the three states OF Utah. Idaho and
Nevada. and therefore 1t requires the
three shcriffs to do the work.
The sheriff returned to Brigham City
this morning after an outing of several
days IN the mountains in that ncighbor-
hood. He brought two men In who were
caught I'm the act OF killing cattle for
the market. The men, whose names were
withheld. were lodged In the county jail
TO await the action of tho district court.
as case will be brought aaglnst them.
One Of the pair Is an Idaho man. while
the other gave his residence as Bay City.
Mich,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-29
VOTE FOR BRADY
IS THE COUNSEL
President Hyde So Said to the
Mormon People of Rock
land.
WORD Is AUTHENTIC
AND THE DATE GIVEN
This Will Be a Significant Fac
tor in the Tuesday
Primaries.
BY c.. E. ARNEY.
,cial TO The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune.
BOISE, Idaho, Aug. 2s.-Iesterday
morning | received the following letter
from Pocatello from an old friend who
is the soul of honor and who would not
have made the statement below had
there been any possibility of Its mac
curacy:
f'Bishop Hyde of Pocatello asked the
people of Rockand, from the pulpit, on
Sunday evening, August IA, to vote for
Brady
My correspondent is wrong only IN
that Bishop Hyde is President
HYDE - He is president of the Poca
tello stake of Zion. Rockland is set
Element in Oneida county some eighteen
miles south of American Falls, IN the
Pocatello ecclesiastical stake of Zion,
Any word delivered to the saints of
Rockland by their president, therefore,
would be sacred words, not a sugges-
tion, but a command.
This harmonjzes with my story IN
last Wednesday s issue of the paper IN
which ] predicted that the Leading Nor
mons of Idaho. the bishops, presidents
and councillors were for Brady.
Rockland precinct vote on next Tues
day will. in view of these instructions.
be interesting to analvze
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-29
A HUNDRED COMPLAINTS
on LIQUOR AND GAMBLING
Special fo The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
SALMON CITY, Ida, Aug. 2S-Detcc-
tivcs in the employ OF the And-Saloon
league have been at work in Lemhi
county during the past few weeks. and
have secured information resulting in the
LAYING of about 100 complaints regarding
violations Of the looaI option and gam
bling laws Eight cases were heard AT
junction yesterday before Judge Yearian.
. Those accused denied the charges and the
cases were dismissed. Other cases are
pending, and considerable feeling is be-
Ing manifested on both sides, County
Attorney O. Brien Is representing the
state and r.. Whitcomb the defendants.
The site for the new s30,0 900 schoolhouse
TO be erected In the Brooklyn addition to
the town OF Salmon has been chosen. The
tract selected has frontage Of 400 feet
and n depth OF 200 feet. 1t was bought
from the Salmon Water company. and
the price paid was $3.50,
Articles of Incorporation Of the Salmon
Creamery company have been sent to
Boise. The capital stock is placed at
$4,000. divided into 100 shares of 500
each. and OF this amount 7lt shares have
been subscribed. The directors are Ar
thur Greene, w H Shoup, G. A Norton,
William J, Wittenburg and j. NJ Steele.
The building is completed and the ma
chirery will be installed next week
Trains on the Gilmore & PittSburg rail-
road now make the return trip between
Salmon and Armstead daily. leaving
Salmon at n. m. and returning at
Judge G &. Quarles was married to
Miss Rose T.. Loring last week at Hope,
Ida. The Judge and Mrs. Quares re-
turned to salmon today. after a short
visit to Spokane. Mr.. Quarles is presi-
dent OF the Citizens National bank.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-29

lildorado No. Is on the same mountain:
but its course of vein is uortherly and
southerly, The Eldorado No. 3 IS located
on Beecher mountain, adjoining Eldorado
mountain. and Its vein runs due north
and south, and the Eldorado No. Is
0ead-zinc) survey and vein runs north
cast and southwest.
The formation consists Of tracite. dio-
rite, fonolite, bird's-eye, block and gray
porphyry. blue and crystallized lime.
quartzlte and brown-re red hematite Of iron.
Some are immense dykes running many
miles through the country,
The ores lie principally In contact veins
between porphyry and lime, and the
quartzite and porphyry- -diorite. in both d
| white and brownish- black blue quartz.
Character Of the Ores.
On the Eldorado No. the ore is a
| suphide and carbonate OF lead-zlnc and
carries silver, The Eidorado No, is a
sulphide and carbonate of lead copper and
runs we'll in silver. The Eldorado No. is
values are in gold and silver In hema-
tite- porphyritic quartz, The Eldorado
No S,,s values arc In gold silver and lead
In a hematite quartz, The Eldorado No.
| { (not developed is an extension of the
| Bully Boy mine, which rich ores run over
| 500 in gold -silyer-lead and copper per
in a porphyrltic quartz The Eldorado
No. is in hematite- porphyritic quartz
and the Eldorado claim Is practically the
same character OF quartz as that of the
TIldorado No 9.
In the Eldorado No rs tunnel No. 1
there is thirty feet OF ore, with four
foot breast. that assays ~ per cent cop
per, % per cent lead and 30 ounces silver
there is ten feet, with a four-foot breast.
of % per cent copper % per cent lead
and % ounces in silver; and In It's north
west branch, on blind lead. there Is
face OF the same character OF ore as thar
! of the southwest branch. In the Edo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-29
News of the Interm0untain Region
FRANK P. HUTCHTNGS
LAID AT FINAL REST
Special 10 The Tribefne.


OGDEN, Aug. 2S-In the presence of
large number of friends and relatives,
Impressive funeral services wore held for
FRANK Percy Hutchings at the Sixth
ward meeting house this afternoon at 4
O'Clock. Mr.. Hutchings died at the Og-
oen general hospital Thursday from the
etLects or Gunsbot wound accidentally
inflicted while out hunting near Morgan
Bishop II, w. Civilian conducted the
services at the meeting house. The ward
choir. assisted by Mrs Marian Clark
provided the music The speakers were
Judge j. A. Howell. c. ]. Jensen. Sam
Browning and Bishop Civilian.
The funeral cortege was composed ex-
clusively Of automobiles. young Hutch
ines having been employed as an expert
automobile machnlst al BrowDning's s
garage at the time of his death. The
large touring car of Undertaken Larleins.
draped In gray, served a hearse and
conveyed the casket to tho City ceme-
terry, where burial took place. The Royal
Iiighlanders, OF which the deceased was
member, attended the services in a
body.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-29

Down in southwestern Utah, about
eighty miles east OF the Nevada state
line, there Is an old mining camp, stu
ated in the Ohio mining district. six miles
county. and the Denver & Rio Grande
railroads branch, distant 200 miles south
of Salt Lake City, that has been prac-
ticaly abandoned for want OF intelligent
push and capital. that would come to the
fore were the mines in the hands of
proper parties, as the writer can affirm
and verify. without conCeit or egotlsm
tical knowledge OF mining having spent
two years OF mine work and study there
together with his deceased friend, Francis
M. Haughey who had put In eighteen
years up to the time OF his death, Feb
ruary H. 1910 doing development work
and prospecting in the district.
There are many properties there that
copper, one of which has a large body
Of ad-znc-slver ore that is two feet
wide at groupings and widens rapidly as
depth is attained. The latter property is
known as the Edorado No. 4. being one
of seven claims in the group of the Edo
RADIO mine. Having recently written an
exhaustive descriptive, classified mine
data report and map OF the said Eldorado
mine. and being familiar with the prop
crty. including the personal sampling OF
It's ores and having them assayed at vari-
GUS times by the kindness Of the Amcri
can Smelling and Refining company, Salt
Lake City. synopsis OF the report may
he of interest and give one a view and
idea. of the other properties of the camp,
as follows:
Course Of Leads.
The course OF the Eldorado lead Is
northWesterly and southeaSrerly. Four
mines group cover the apex of the vein
for 5000 feet on F,ldOrado mountain The
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-29

What is tho result OF all this? 1t is
driving the best men out of the public
service and developing a lot of political
mollycoddles. 1t is destroying individual
initiative and dwarfing the development
of high-class public service This Is
shown In many parts of the country as
well as In Utah. Look al poor old boss
ridden Pennsylvania and where are the
Summers and Websters of today from
Lodge. III fares the state whose service
offers no attraction for men Of the first
character TO enter public life"
But One Result.
II ! judge Alright, the great electorate
Of the state Of Utah is not made of the
stuff that will long endure the present
political conditions. If the representatives
OF the Republican party do not correct
them, experience teaches but one re-
sult-defeat Of the party at the hands OF
the voters.
Understand me Alright I am not op-
posed to party organization. Careful and
complete organization aids victory. But
the condition that exists In the Republi-
can party in Utah is uneudurable-it
amounts to an oligarchy.
In view Of my convictions l shall en-
ter the contest. / have tried to qualify
myself for the position, and nothing
would please me more than TO cross
discussion OF the issues OF the day be-
fore the people OF my state. IL what |
have said here shall cause me to be listed
as an Insurgent I shall accept the title
as a compliment, Yours for Republican
success.
FARLEY P. CHRISTENSEN.
Salt Lake City. Utah, Aug. %, 1910.
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Secret and
Frdternal Societies
of Salt Lake
/. o, D. F.

l. o. o. T.
Five candidates we're instructed I'm the
mysteries of the third" degree OF Odd
Fellowship at Salt Lake lodge No =. /.
crack team was there with the goods.
The Utah Light & Railway company
will run special car to Sandy next
Thursday night, leaving Salt Lake AT
Lake No. 2. and their friends for a fra
ternal visit
Jordan lodge No g. l. o. o. f.. con-
ferrcd the second degree last Monday
night and will confer the third tonight.
THE attendance was much above The aV-
erage and the work of tic degree 3tGf
demonstrated that the members OF the
STAFF are in their old time vigor and
strength 4 numbc" OF visiting broihrrs
from other jurisdictions were present and
expressed themselves as much pleased
with the work. Two applications fol
membership by mutation were received
and the initiatory degree will be pu' on
at the meeting the first Monday In Sep
tember. All members are expected TO he
present.
Salt Lake lodge 40. had another
crowded house Friday night. when IL
conferred the third degree on four candI-
dates in a very crcdi,abl. manner Pas;
Grand r. g. Quay from Garfield lodge
No. 10 was present ard thanked No. :,
for the visit made thcm. ana hoped -
see some of the other city lodges follow
the example and start 10 visit the out.
side lodges Next Friday No, VIII CON
fer the initiatory on three or four candi-
dates. All Odd Fellows invited.
Thursday evening. September l. salt
Lake lodge No. VIII make ono Of their
famous visits TO Sandy lodge Nc. II.
when they expect TO have ono OF their
big times, An sister lodges and visiting
brothers are invited TO come out With
leaves odd Fellows temple az p. m.
sharp
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-29
CASE
(PATENT 6 YEARS OLDO


Authorities declare kidney disease in
durable after the sixth month. This was
the situation up TO the working out of
the new emollent treatment-the only
thing known that dares claim In print
To cure chronic kidney disease.
Every case presented has been declared
able by physicians. and in some
cases four to six have Joined in the fatal
diagnosis.
Case OF the little -year-oId son OF
\. 9. Dean. No. 1926 9th Avenue. Oak
land. Cal. Last symptoms of chronic
kidney disease. The family physicians
told the distracted father that death was
inevitable. AT that late moment he heard
about the enollent treatment. This was
a very slow case due TO serious conplica-
lions. II took nearly a year TO restore
The lad. He is now going to school
Richard Leek. Of Calvert & Leek of
ogden. Utah. reports the recovery OF his
scventecn-y -year-od son, whom the doc
tors had also given up. He also is now
going TO school
pmiton's Renal Compound. the first sue
ccsssuI treatment for chronic kidney
dscase. can only be had In your city OF
our authorized agents. Schramm Johnson
Drugs. aye stores. We desire 10 hear
FROM and advise with every case not
yielding.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-29
Order Of Owls.

day at 67 East Second South. \ large
crowd was present and some important
business was attended to No applica-
tions were received during the month OF
August. but the members should work
hard in September to make il big
month, Brother George d, Broth. the SUI
premc secretary OF the Order of Owls,
spent Friday and Saturday In the city
and thinks Salt Lake City and the state
of Utah is just about the garden spot
Of the Rockies. Brother Broth is from
South Send. Ind. All members should
attend the next meeting which will be
held September 10 at the usual place.
Don't forget the times p. m.--and come
and enjoy yourselves in the nest OF tn.
owls. Visitors are invited
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-29
Fraternal Union of America.

Evergreen lodge Isl held its usual
meeting on Monday last. and q commit
tee was put in the field 10 make arrange
mcnts for the annual anniversary, which
will take place Monday evening Septem-
Der 2 fine programme Will be az
ranged TO suit all tastes. and all members
ana friends, as well as the public gem
orally will be made welcome TO the fes-
tiVitics. The special inducements offered
for new applications will cease Septem-
Ger -. ana all applications should be
Sent in by that date.
The lodge Is pleased to announce that
Fratcrs MIR, and Mrs. George Smthen.
from Los Angeles. have again become
connected with the lodge through their
transfers. The only member on ihe sick
list al present is Brother Risley OF 729
East Fourth South street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-29

honors. Neighbors Yanner and Ulrich will
entertain the circle next Friday night.
Woodbine circle No. al held its regular
meeting Thursday evening in ], O. o. f.
hail with Guardian Neighbor l.. a.
Owens i'm the chair. There were visiting
nciehbors from Colorado and Park City
who were welcomed with the circle
honors. The regular business transacted
consisted mostly of making arrangements
for the outing which will take place at
Wandamere on Friday, September 2,
where will be given 10 the public a real
"Tom Thumb" wedding. which will in
clude thirtyfiYe people in the wedding
party. The wedding will take place as
near as possible at 7:30 IN the evening,
Just after the wedding the prize waltz
will be given. There will be other sports
and a programme in the afternoon. All
Women OF Woodcraft are especially re-
quested TO be present. and Woodmen of
the World also are invited.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-29
MaccabeeS.

The ladies' OF Liberty Hive 40 and
their friends will be entertained by Lady
Fdfeis AT her home. Sl6 South Seventh
East Thursday afternoon. September J.
from = To . o'clock All Maccabees and
their friends are cordially invited
Banner Hive No. II viii hold special re-
az odd Fellows hall for the purpose of
hailotinc on and oblieating candidates.
After the meeting the hive will give card
social in honor of Lady Aurclia Watson.
All The ladies and their friends are in
vited To attend.
Tent No gavc the second and third
degrees on three candidates at the last
review. Sir Knight Banks is improving
and able 80 SUPERVISE his business. Sir
Knight Kelley. STATE commander. was on
deck looking rotunJ as ever There was
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-29
New Pastor Beaver M. E. Church.

Special to The Tribune.
BEAVER. Aug. 2S.-The Rev Leslie
Jones. ID, chosen TO FIJI the pastorate
of the First Methodist church at Beaver
at the recent conference al Provo. is eX-
pected TO arrive here 10 take charge OF
the local church early next month. DIR,
Jones will succeed the Rev. r, O.. Clark
who. after serving the local church for
the last year, will return 10 Oregon.
where he was formerly stationed. and Will
be professor in history in the high
school in La Grande. DR.. Jones Will
be the principal OF the Beaver acad-
emy, which win open for pupils Septem-
ber 6 next, in connection with the church
work.