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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-06
SHREVEPORT CLAIM |
FINALLY D|SM|SSED
Club Unable to Secure Fifteen
Hundred Dollars From Phil
adelphia Nationals.

CINCINNATI, O. Oct 5.--Thc claim Of
tho Shreveport club Tor $1,000 against the
Philadelphia Nationals for w. r., Jack
son. was dismissed by the National Base =
ball commission today. The commission
held that the player was on the suspen-
sion list when lie was sold by ShreVe-
port to Philadelphia, ana Tor this reason
the lirst-nameu club could not dispose OF
him.
a fine OF sg5 was Inflicted against
Shreveport for this violation of tho rules.
The Philadelphia club also was fined SlOO
for giving the Shreveport club pcrmis-
sion to try the player out after the IN
qurics had convinced them that the play
er was on the ineligible list
The commission refused the application
of the st. Louis American league club for
n rehearing in the case of Walter l..
Snlm.
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AN ORDINANCE.

An ordinance confirming the assess
mcnt upon the property hereinafter de-
scribed on Third West street between
North Temple and Third South streets.
in paving district No. IS for the pur-
pose OF providing for tho grading, gut
tcring and curbinG, and paving thereof.
BE 1t ordained by the city council OF
Salt Lake City Utah
Section ]. That the assessment list
made by the city treasurer. as corrected.
approved and completed by the board Of
cpualiza ton and review. heretofore duly
appointed by the city council for that
purpose. Of the property in lots >. g. 4
and ., block 81. 4 and !, block G6; 1
and \. block So; /, 6 and S. block
g.. plat a." Salt Lake City, survey,
abuttng on both sides OF Third West
street between First South and Third
South streets. in paving district No. IS
of Salt Lake City. for the purpose of
providing for the grading, guttcring and
curbing and paving of said portion OF
said street is hereby confirmed. and the
assessments made and returned in said
completed lists are hereby confirmed,
Section .. This ordinance shall take
effect upon approval.
Passed by the city council of Salt Lako
City. Utah. October 8. 1910. aud referred
to the mayor for his approval.
l.. S. RINES.
City Recorder.
Approved this fih day Of October. 1910,
j, s. BRANSFOHD.
Mayor.
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NEW YORK. Oct. S.-John Flanagan.
ar, Llca greatest weight throwcr will
mo- ato. ps On OF the New York athletes to
I cp,.ip.c tho amateur track and field
cmatnpionsips at New Orleans next sat
y, tIi re as Withdrawn from the team
t,u fnr VII, s5t for Ireland next Saturday
Cable adv'$a just received by Fiapa-
Sa, hase clusd the change In his plans
- rGlaeIve dIet recently leaving consid-
.r..; ,,. ~ iioPc.'yapd Flanagan has been
'riii,i',isaIplsu r,,, 'GnanaEc the estate.
Ia,iaEdn WiNdrawal from the cham
~, p'p"S,.ps . M VIII Proaby cause n loss In the
coiunnsto the Irish American
conceded on all sias that In his present
FORM Flanagan seercd certain OF flrst
six" '''i'Si n"u my
In al likelihood Rnagan, during his
athletic career. lastiE over fourteen
including American, Caadian and 0lvm
pic than any other Anirican
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City Recorder
Paving Extension No. 70 rsIo5

IN The DISTRICT COURT OF TIIl,
United States for the district of Utah
IN Inc matter OF John w Hutchinson
bankrupt:-No. 1926 in bankruptcy
Petition for discharge
10 the Honorable John A. Marshall
Judge OF the district court OF the
United states for the district OF Utah;
John w. Hutchinson of Salt Lake civ
IN The county OF Salt Lake and state of
Utai,, III said district. respectfully repre-
seuts that on the 18th day of J,I,.
last past, he was duly adiudccd banE
rupt under the acts of congress reJutin,
to bankruptcy: that he has dulv sIrrnn
dercd All his property and rights OF pron-
crty. and has fully complied with ali Tho
requirements of said actg and OF tho or
dcrs OF the court touching his bank
rupicy. '""-
wherefore he prays that he NAV ba
decrecd by the court TO hav, = f,I dI-
charge from all debts provabie agaInst
ms estate under said bankrupt acts, eN-
ccpt such debts as are excepted by Iav,
from such discharge.
Dated this 5th day Of October u
1910. JOHN w. UJTC'UTNSoN, -
Bankrupt.
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EIGHTY THOUSAND AUTOS
MANUFACTURED LAST YEAR

NEW YORK. Oct 5.-A tabulation of
statistics. compiled for the American
Automobile association. show that the
output OF automobiles I'm the United
States for the season Of 1909 reached u
total OF approximately so. 900 cars, valued
at about $40 900 600.
The total output Of horse drawn ve-
,hicles is 100000. including $4,000 bug
gies. 125 900 business vehicles and 500,
Voc farm wagons.
krhe automobile statIstician'S deduction
fron comDa risons OF totals Is that if the
automobile is supplanting the horse there
shopld be Il market for many times tho
number OF low-priced automobiles here
tOfore Hold annually.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by The CITY
Council OF Salt Lake. City OF the inten-
tion of such Council TO make the fol-
lowing described improvement, wit:
To grade and pave with concrete (said
concrete pavement to be OF an average
width Of fifteen 05l feet and eight (s)
inches thickl, Floral street from Second
South street south 47o feet. I'm Paving
portion Of the cost and expense thereof
estimated at one thousand eight hundred
ninety eight and S0-100 Isl S9S.S0) dol
lars or two and 2-10o (S2Oo) dollars per
front or linear foot Of abuttinE property,
there being $40 feet abuttipg said inn
provcment. by n local assessment upon
the lots or pieces of ground within the
following described district. being the dis
trict to be affected and benefited by said
improvement, namely:
Tho cast side OF the west SIS feet II
lot 6. the east side Of the north l4o feet
of the west 40 feet OF lot g. the west side
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Chance Returns.

CHICAGO. Oct, 5.-Manager Frank
Chance and his National league cham
pions arrived home today. They are
through with road work for the season
until the worlds champion series with
Philadelphia begins. Local enthusiasts
embraced their first opportunity TO cX
tend their congratulations
II the plans OF the business managers
or tho worlds series do not u2ect with
opposition from August Hermann. chair
man OF the national commission, for the
first time In the history of championships
In this city, the demand for reserved
seats at the West Side park VIII be par
TALLY met during the engagement be-
tween Chicago and Philadelphia.
Secretary Robert McRoy OF the Amcri-
can league and Secretary John Jleydler
OF the National league, who will have
charge OF the seat sales for the big series.
returned from Cincinnati and held a long
conference yesterday
IL was decided 10 recommend TO inc
national commission the advisabllty OF
having the management reserve the en-
tire lower araudstand, which would make
about 10, 900 reserved seats.
IL the national commission looks Win
favor upon the recommendation oil the
business managers OF the series a maj
order sale of seats will be Instituted. II
not, a public sale Of seats wlll be helo'
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MAKE ARRANGEMENTS
FOR WORLDS SERIES
Business Representatives Com
pleting Details for Champion
ship Baseball Games.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 5.-A meeting
to determine the arrangements necessary
for playing the worlds baseball cham
plonship games. scheduled for this city
between tho Chicago and Philadelphia
clubs. was held today by John IIcydler.
secretary OF tho National league; Robert
MCltay of the American league and scv-
eral officials OF ths Philadelphia Ameri-
can league club.
While no official announcement has
been made II is understood that the 20
cent Dleachcrs win be sold to the public
at 81 scat and that temporary seats,
which will be erected in the outneld will
5O-ccnt erandstand seats, II Is said. will
be 81 and SO each, according to location
The park, with the temporary accom-
modations, Will scat about 10000.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
WILL NOT BE ENLARGED

PORTLAND. Orc, Oct 5.-The Pacific
Coast league will not be enlarged TO admit
teams other than Portland from north
western cities. The Northwestern league
will be permitted 20 place team IN
Portland next season, providing Congress
man w. w. McCredie will finance The
Northwestern league team
This was the upshot OF the meeting
between a committee from the Paciilc
Coast league and the managers OF the
Northwestern league teams held here TO-
day, The purpose OF the meeting was TO
devise q plan whereby the Pacific Coast
league could be enlarged into an elSht-
club league. Both the Coast and the
Northwestern magnates were agreeable to
the idea. but they split up on the make
lln of Tho league.
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FOUR AV|ATORS IN
PRACTICE FOR TRIP
Will Begin Race From Chicago
TO New York on Next
Saturday.

CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-Wiliard. McCurdy,
Ely and Post. who. 1t now appears, will
be the only starters in tho Chicago New
York aeroplane race. which will begin
next Saturday. made successful trial
flights at the Hawthorne aorodromc to-
day, Taking advantage OF the fact that
there was scarcely a breath OF wind. VIII
lard flew to tho drainage canal which
marks the first mile Of the air route to
New York.
The race will start at o'clock In the
afternoon Instead OF In tho morning, as
previously announced. White letters on
lark background beneath the acroplane
will Identify the machines in their fight
as follows:
Al. A. D. McCurdy.
B-Eugcne Ely.
C-Augustus Post
D-CharleS T. Willard,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Special 70 The Tribune.

Spcclal 70 The TRIBUNE.
OGDEN, Oct 5-Thc exhibition bout
between Jimmy Reag gan. who meets Gene
McGovern at the fair grounds Friday
night, and Associate Judge w, Z. Suth-
erland Of Salt Lake. was declared d draw
by the friendly referee this morning. The
youth and the former amateur wrestler
and boxer went three pretty rounds at
the Sanitarium, where the intermountain
featherweight champion is training. The
judge showed that he has lost none OF
his skill, even il nature has turned his
hair gray. He was as lively on his feet
as trained athlete for the three rounds
and returned tap for tap. Two hundred
horscmen and fans witnessed the bout
Good Workout.
Besides the bout with the judge Rea-
gan went three rounds with Kid Hsrri-
son and Young Russell He also wound
a the punching bag, skipping the rope
and throwing the medicine ball He be-
gan his strenuous day with five c-milc
tramp over the mountains. At the end
OF the day Reagan said he felt strong
and fresh. He says he will be in top
notch condition on Friday night.
Big Wager Laid.
One bet of $500 at S TO 10, Oh Reagan.
was made here last night by a we'll
known horseman and Salt Lake fan.
Bets arc also being made on the result
OF the preliminary between Young Rus
sell and the unknown. whom Manager
Shumway has imported as a surprise for
The fans.
The arena Will be crowded Friday night
with enthusiastic fans. 4 fast bout is
certain. The Salt Lake fans will leave
on the Schuler special at { clock Fri
day night and return after the contest
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BINGHAM FOOTBALL TEAM
PREPARES FOR BATTLE
;pecial 10 TMc TrIbune.

SpcCldT 10 TNr Trlbuno.
BINGHAM, oct. 5.--In anticipation Of
the game with the Collegiate institute
here next Friday afternoon, the local
high school boys are working hard. Last
night Coach Masters put his colts through
n fast scrimmaGe practice.
& yell leader has been appointed and a
great deal OF enthusiasm prevails through
out tho school. Several new yels have
been adopted.
The lineup for Bingham will be: Cen
ter. Frank Mitchell: right guard A. Eur
ton: right tackle. 4. Thomas. right end
Earnest Dean or Joe Cushman left guard
Clarence Shafrcr; left tackle. George
Thomas: lcft end II. Jones. quarterback
Coach Masters; fuilDack. Dan Coacllcy:
right haifback, Murphy: left halfback Leo
Dean: substitutes. ike" Gincn Clifford
Meyer, Clarence Grant and William AS
kew.
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Will Choose Team Today.

Coach James H. Moss of the Granite
high school will name his team Thurs
day which is 10 represent the school In
football this season. Coach Moss is eIat-
ed over the good work which his squad
has done since practice was begun. more
than three weeks ago. and he feels Ger
tain that the GRANTEES will be able TO
hold their, own with other elevens in the
high school series this winter.
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WELL-kN0WN H0RSEMA
DIES FROM HEART FA|

NEW YORK. Oct. 5.-Lucicn|
pleby. one OF the best known 4
IN the country. is dead at the n
hospital here Of heart disease.
been actively engaged in racing 81
He WAS = former part owner in
mouth Park race track and wa
the builders OF the track al I.inde
which was abandoned about u
ago. His Silver Brook farm al
y, j., had been the home OF n
nous horses.
Appleby was the breeder OF
Navarro. Knight OF the Thistle a
known thorouChbrcds
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TUFTS PLAYS GOOD GAME
AGAINST FAST YALE TEAM

NEW HAVEN. Oct. Yale won from
Tufts. II To o. this afternoon. scoring
only in the first half. In the other half
Yale put in substitutes, who were puzzled
by novelty in formation worked out by
Tufts for repeated gains. but tic forma-
ton was so crudely PLAYED that tho vis-
itors Themselves, by fmubling. lost ad-
vantages gained by II. Tufts once held
Yale for downs on its four ward line.
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SANDY FERGUSON AND
GEORGE LITTLE ARE LOST

NEW ORLEANS. oct. 81. ]. Torto-
rich. ono Of the officers OF the West Side
Athletic club. announced today that al
efforts TO fhnd Sandy Ferguson and his
manager George Little, had failed and
that the heavyweight ngbt between Fer
Side club for October 16 might be called
off. Barry is now training In New Or
leans Ferguson was last heard from in
Chicago.
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"TY" COBB Is LEADING
FOR BATTING H0N0RS

CLEVELAND, o.. Oct. 5.-Avcra ges
compiled by the News shows that Tyrus
Cobb of the Detroit team is leading Ma
poeon aioic OF the Cleveland team in
the race for the batting championship and
automobile offered as a prize 10 the
leading batter.
The figures as published today give
Cobb 492 times at bat and lSi hits for
an average OF $50 and La ioic $50 times
al bat with 21c hits for an average Of
.S1o. Unofficial averages heretofore save
La aloie a mark of .SI5 and Cobb an aver
oge OF .374
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JORDAN TEAM TO PLAY
OGDEN HIGH SCHOOL FRIDAY

\ large crowd of rooters from the Jor-
dan high school viii make the trip TO
ogden Friday, TO see tho opening foot
ball game Of the season between the Og-
den high and Jordan, Coach o. II. Dut-
ton has Sole his team. and Is conf
dent That this years eleven is much
stronger than that OF last year. There
are practically nn weak spots In the line
up tile back field being exceedingly
heavy,
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state Of Utah. city and county of Sal,

State Of Utah. city and county Of Salt
JalSc-Ss
I. Is. s Hyes. city recorder ri Salt
Lake city. Utah. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing Is full. true
and correct copy OF an ordinance entitled
AN ordinance confirming the assess
mont upon tho property hereinafter dc
scribed on Third West street between
North Temple and Third South streets,
in paving district No. IS. for the p,Ir
pose OF providing for the grading. gut
terins and curbius and paving thereof"
passed by the city council of salt Lake
city Utah. October :. 1910 and approved
by the mayor October 4, 1910 as appears
of record in my Office.
In witness whereof. / have hcrcunto
sol my hand and affixed the corporate
seal of said city. this ith day OF October,
1910.
(SeaD r. S. RTNES,
city Recorder.
Bill No. l53.
Paving extension No. 81.
Second partial estimate. 1856
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Princeton Wins Easily,

PRINCETON. y. r., Oct. 5.-Princetou
easily defeated NillanoVa at footvall on
University field this afternoon by score
of 36 10 o. The game Was open and the
forward pass was frequently used by
Princeton with Success The home eleven
scored five touchdowns, field goal and
three goals from touchdown.
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or the cast ST feet OF lot 6. the H,st s,5o
OF the north l34 feet OF the cast S0 lori
OF lot 3. the west side OF tho s,ntb &
leet OF the north 40 feet OF the ..tsr ~
feet OF lot 3, all In block 5s, platrEa
Salt Like City survey a.
The total cost OF said improvement ;e
estimated ut one thousand nine hunhoJ
nInety-four and 52-1O0 (SI, ,9od.52) dolla,.
~ which sum the citys portion is nineS
nVc and 12l0o (S95.7oJ dollars. Icayi1is
ono thousand eight hundred ninety-cjcllt
and S0-loo (Sl, $?S.SO) dollars TO be raised
by local assessment
All protests and objections ia tho
carrying out Of such intention must ho
presented in writing, stating therein lot
and block. or description Of property. 10
the city recorder on or before fhn i7tb
day or October. 1910. being tho time set
consider such protests and objections q q
may be made thereto '
Ey order OF the city council Of Salt
Lake CITY. Utah
Dated June q. 1910.
B. s. RTVES.
Paving Extension No ~ rs7e5
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AUTOMOBILE IS WRECKED
IN SWIFT PRACTICE SPIN

PHILADELPHIA oct. 5.--There was
one accident In the morning practice
today for the 200-mIle automobile race in
Fairmonr Park next Saturday. While
going over the course at seventy miles
an hour a Cole ego threw a tire and in
the next instant lost a wheel, throwing
the driver Harry Eudicot,. and DR.. III.
Smmermon twenty-five feet.
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LITTLE BOXERS
To MEET FRIDAY
Reagan and McGoyern Resting
Today Preparatory to Hard
Battle Tomorrow Night.
CHAMPION in A DRAW
WITH RACING OFFICIAL
Challenger Announces That He
Is in Good Condition, and
Is Out to Win.
McGovern Is Ready.

After fast workout with several
good local boxers at the fire depart
ment gymnasium Wednesday after
noon. Gene McGovern announced ,
that he was ready for Jimmy Rea-
gan.
Il am not making prophecies"
said McGovern, but If Reagan wins
he will have TO he In Champion
ship form. ] am out 10 win and / .
am firmly convinced that Reagan .
Will be ready 10 quit after ten
rounds. l am in prime condition and
Will have no excuses If L am
beaten
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ORDER or NOTICE THEREON.

N.
District OF Utah.
ON this 5th day of October Il
1910. on reading the foregoing petition il
rs ordered by The court that hearing h.
had upon the same on the 18th day OF
October. a. ID. 1910. before said court
al Salt Lake City, In said district, at
10 O'Clock in the forenoon; and thar
notice thereof be published in The Salt
Lake Tribune, a newspaper printed in
said district, and that all known credl-
tors and other persons in interest NAV
appear at the said time and place and
show cause. il any they have, why The
prayer OF the said petitioner should not
be granted.
And II Is further ordered by tho court
that the clerk shall send by mail 10 all
known creditors copies Of said petition
and this order. addressed 10 them at the,,
places of residence AZ stated
Witness tho Honorable John A. Mar
shall. judge of tho said district court. and
the seal thereof. at Salt Lake CITY, in
said district. on the 9TH day OF October,
4, -, 1910.
Attest: JERRoLD II. LETCHER.
(Scal OF courD Clerk
S152
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Mack GeS Auto

Plili1ADELPlIlA, oe. 5.-Coombs. who
day. was hit hard. and, New York Won.
TO T. Earl Mack. son " Manager Con
NE ,, Mack Of the Philadelbia team. made
MS major laSue debut AMI made 4 SIN
gle aud three baGger. Manager Mack
was presented with an atfomobiie dur
ing the game, the gift OF IN, members Of
his team. Score: r IT n
Philadelphia w t ~
Baueries-Hughes: Fisher aid Blair:
Plank, Coombs and Mack. "''
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Football Scores

At New Uaveu-Yale II. Tufts q.
At Philadelphia - PENNSYLVANIA IL
Franklin and Marshall 0.
At ProNidcnce-Brown 5, Rhode Island
state o.
Al Princcton-Princcton Sc. Villanova 0.
At Carlise-Carlisle Indians "a. Dick
iDSon O.
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MINOR LEAGUES
COAST LEAGUE
PORTLAND. Ore. Oct. 5.-scorc.

PORTLAND, Ore. Oct. 5.-score;
r. II. f.
Sacramento NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. O
Portland .........,........ 10 q
Battcres-Byram and Spiesman. La
L.onsei GREGG and Murray. Umpres-
Flnncy and Rankin
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 5.-Score.
R.H d.
can FRANCISCO 80. .....ss...,....s ~ II -
Los Angeles 49,. ......... 7 :
Battcries-Miller and Berry; Delhi and
Smith.
Los ANGELES, Oct 5.-Scorc:
R.HE.
Vernon 60. Observation-Disclosures. 6
OahLand .r.... ...s.-........~.s... IS ,
es-Brackenridee and Brown:
Lively and Mite.
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Tie the Score.

WASHINGTON. Oct, 5.-WsshTngton
ounched thre hits in the last inning
today and WIN Wagner's wild throw TO
Ine plale tiea the score with Boston.
. 10 o, py makpg four runs. The game
Vas then caliedon account OF darkness.
SSorS; X. II. u.
Boston .....
Battcrics-GrooIre cei=Jipr and Ain
sniIh; ; Hunt Nool and Bradley, Carri-
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Pcnnsy Wins Hard Game.

PfITbADIfLfIlIA. oct. 5-F'ranllin aud
Marshall gave the University OF Pennsyl-
vana y hard battle today. the homo
eleven winning. II 10 u. Mercer was the
star OF the Pennsylvania team until COM
pcllcd to leave the game because of in
juricS.
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AMERICAN
Break Even.

DETROIT, Oct. b,-The baseball sea
son here closed today. Detroit and Cleye-
and breaking even, The first game going
p Cleveland. TO s. in ten innings. while
letroit took the second which was called
oa account OF darkness at the end OF
IN fifth inning. Cobb and Lajoie broke
eyN on the day each getting three
hits in six times at bat: Scores:
Fist game. B.H.E.
CIeVtand 80. observation-disclosures. g 10 o
.
and Csey.
Secom game: R.H.E,
SIeNciam ,.s... ..,.....s.,....,.
- u =
and Stana1e.
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NATIONAL SPORTSMAN

COUNTY AGENT WANTED To represent best nut-
door magazine published- Attractive proposition
Tor right pa References required For full partc-
plars address Agency Dept, NATIONAL SPORTS
MAN. Boston, Mass.
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MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
NATIONALA
ST. Lonis-Pittsburp Game oe

ST. LOUIS, Oct 5.-Rain caused !
postponemeut of tho game between the
iocal National club and tho Pittsburg
team today and brought tho National
league season here TO an end.