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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-08
ANACONDA RESULTS

ANACONDA. Mont, Sept 7-Roso-
dale romped In winner by ten lengths
in tho Missoula hand cap today. The
track was heavy and cold weather
cut the attendance TO handful. Re
First race - furlongs, selling
Nttss Greenwood los tGaugen, TO
? won. Great Caesar, liz tFischerl,
To r. second. Kinfolks. ~ 81. Park
orr 10 /. third Time :5S- Prac-
tltioner. Gertrude G. and Faith NC.
AUister also ran. Miss Greenwood
and Gertrude G. coupled Kccne en-
try. ,,,--
Zlck Abrams. l09 O. Parkerl 10
&. won. cigar / ghtcr. H. lE. SMITH
10 /. second: VIII Morris. lOt
(Fischer) u 20 ], third. Time
1.1q 2-5. Mar, Dces, Banlady. Ga
lene Gale aud Mocall also ran
Third race. 8 l-2 furlougs' selling
Warfare. iO5 g. Parker, Z TO i. won
! Geneva. 1O6 (Fischer), 3 to J., second
Aunt Polly, lQ9 CGaugeD. to l. third
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-08

slayer OF George W. FNssell, Is max
ing a last desperate endeayor to Sc
cure through the courts his life This
afternoon his attorneys, James NJ.
Denny, NJ p Wilson and z A. Wal
ton. will argue before Judge Lewis,
the magistrate who sentenced
Thorne TO pay the death penalty,
motion Is denied the attorneys. 1t is
rumored, will carry the case into the
supreme court on appeal, In the
meantime the sheriff Is carrying oui
his preparations for the execution
set for Friday at the state prison,
The motion for a new trial in the
Thorne case was Gled in the district
court yesterday afternoon The mo-
tlon is based on t1b principal grounds
that during a portion of the period
of the trial Of ThoTne, the defendant
was absent from the court room, and
upon the allegation that the jurors
In the trial received evidence out oil
court other than that resulting from
view of the premises, likewise COM
munications, documents and other pa
pers bearing on the case with pre-
judicial effect to the defendant y
further allegation is made that dur
ing the trial the jurors were allowed
and permitted to separate without
the permission of the court. after re-
firing TO deliberate upon the verdict
Thorne's affidavit. lengthy In It's ma
ture. recitcd In part;
While the jury was celebrating
upon the verdict the respective jurors
entered into an agreement whereby 1t
was understood and agreed by and
among said respective jurors That
they would not divulge the name OF
any Juror who voted for recommen-
dation that the defendant be imprls-
oned In the state prison for life; that
during the course OF the deliberations
OF the Jurors upon their verdict In
this case at least Is ballots were
taken and that at least one of tho
Jurors voted for such recommendation
for at least II times.
THAT the defendant. by reason oil
said wrongful and unlawful agree
ment. is unable to discover whether
or not there were any other improper
means used to induce said juror To
change his mind upon said subject
my conviction was based upon
I perjured testimony. to wit: Two wit
nosses who swore 10 my Identification
nj nv trial swore on the trial in said
court on the trial Of one Riley for
| the same offense that they were un-
able to Identify any other person eN-
cept said Riley. and / have only since
the 18th day Of Iuly discovered SAID
fact of said testimony in the Riley
case as TO one OF said witnesses and
upon the 3rd day Of September as TO
the other Witnesses
An affidavit Of James a. Bateman'
one Of the jurors, Is offered To SUD
stantlate the statement OF Thorne that
the Jurors had agreed not to diyulge
the name OF the juror who held out
for "A ballots for life imprisonment
instead OF the death penalty.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-08
POCKETS THE COIN
THEN OISAPPEA AIRS
OiIy-Toneued Real Estate Promoter
Oupes Many Victims and
Vsmooses.

Salt Lake, Sept S.-After posing
as a legitimate real estate promoter,
with unlimited capital behind him,
a man who operated here for about
five weeks under the name OF l.. A.
Drew. has vanished from the city
leaving a long list Of sadder but wis
er men, and taking with him the
spoils OF n cleverly laid and well exc
cuted Skin game
Drew first made himself known in
this city last July, representing him
self 10 be a resident of ST. Louis. with
n large amount OF money. which he
said he intended putting into Salt
Lake real estate, He showed drafts
on St Louis bank. which. when
investigated later. were found TO be
bogus. while Drew was unknown to
any OF the bank officials Drew sue
ceeded in renting office room No. 529
In the Newhouse building by pretend
ing that he had large sums OF money
in the now defunct State bank of
HALEY, ida He established head
quarters, fitting his office with $500
worth of fixtures obtained from the
Breeden Office Supply company.
we'll known property owner. tract
OF 1O5 lots In Johnsons State street
addition at State street and Thir-
teenth South, giving Johnson no Sc.
curity except fine smooth line OF
talk. Then Drew took prospective
customers down to the tract showed
them the property. and, for sums ridI.
culously small, agreed TO build them
homes. In several instances. 1t is
said he accepted sums as small as
$50 and started work on the build
ines, with the agreement that the re-
maInder OF the cost of construction,
together with interest and such othec
Items as developed. should be paid
at n later date.
The actual building operations al
tracted friends OF the first victims
and for a time Drew's business was
flourishing. From different lumber
companies he secured materials to
start construction. placing but one or
der with each firm and getting the
lumber on credit I'm return for his
promise 10 deal extensively with each
Of them in the future.
Then carpenters and cement work.
| ers were employed, but nobody was
given any money. the only coin chang
ing hands being between Drew and
his victims. Vera Hayes daughter OF
C. F. Hayes of 7f9 East Twelfth
South street, was given position as
stenographer. She worked three
weeks. receiving so cents and a book
| of car tickets.
Drew's plan was TO sell as many
.homes" as possible. to collect as
much as his victim had or would part
with, to beguile his victims by having
lumber moved onto the lots. free OF
cost TO him, and TO leave town as
soon as his resources were exhausted
taking with him everything he had
| collected
The matter has been brought ia
the attention OF the Real Estate asso
| ciatlon. and was taken up yesterday
al the associations regular meeting
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STANDARD TELEPHONES
RANDOM
REFERENCES

c,n Allen. phones q. for carriages
f.r funerals and operas. Private calf1
, ,pecialty. Also prompt delivery OF
tarrage. &12 25th-
enolishman at PeaehVille-Arthur
philips. from London, England spent
peach day at Brigham City yesterday
he vlll return 10 ogden and spend
the balance OF the fall here,
Get your Union Pacinc and Oregon
Short Line tickets at the Office in the
Opera House Block. Don't forco your.
self to stand IN line a. the Depot
Visiting In 9ountIful-Miss Mabel
Barton is visiting relatives in Boun-
uful,
For 9ale-old mats. Good to put
under carpets. Inquire Standard office.
Kayesvllle Visitors Here-Mrs.
Mansell and her grandson, Melville
Barton. OF Kayesville, are visiting roll
atlves In ogden.
wANTED-Clean whito rags at tho
Standard
Mrs. Dr. Dickson, accompanied by
MIS-. 4. p. GhTheI OF Sl. I dul, Ids lH-
turned from q VISIT to Sioux Falls
Mrs. Parker will make a visit OF some
length In ogden.
Advertisers must have their copy for
the Evening Standard the evening be
fore the day on which the advertise
ment Is to appear, In order 70 insure
publication
Dr. DIckson. who has been pursuing
a special course OF study in Vienna. is
expected to return to ogden about the
latter part Of October
Delicious pastry goods at Wards.
Always fresh Two stores, Both
phones, 279. -
100 loads dirt wanted at the Fair
Grounds. SEQ n. NJ Rowe. over tho
Standard Office
Continued on Page Sevcn)
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EVENING sIADARD: OGDEN. UTAH THURSDAY

Time. I'LL 2.5. New Capital. Ybor
and PhiIGsuua also ran
Fourth race. Mlssoula handicap,
m le and seventy yards -Rosevale,
107 tFischerl. o 90 8. won; Edwin r..
Fryer. llG LindhorJsl, @ to j. sec
ond. Miles. l09 tCuburnl, 3 10 D.,
third. Tlm,. l:5L Harlem Maid and
Ocean Shore also ran.
Fifth race mile, selling-J. c.
Glenn. 1o5 Jbdru), p TO 1, won;
Treasure Seeker. l09 JGnuseD, Z 10
2, second. Mammeraway. l12 lCo-
rey). 10 to J., third. Time, 1:4G 3-5.
Young Belle. Jack % Lantern. sink
Spring and Charlie Dohcrty also ran.
Sixth race r l-2 mrl0ngs, selling
Swede Sam. 119 Fischcrl. 6 TO !,
won. TnUnchast ll9 &C. Wiluamsl
> to l, second; ElcctTowan, ll3 Den-
nison). 4 10 /, third Tiue, 1:l1 Is.
Sugar Maid. Flying Hannibal Bcy
and Garter Light also ran.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-08
MURRAY AND 0CClOEHTALS
TO PLAY SERIES CT GAMES

The first of the post season i've
game series between Murray and the
Occidentals will he played Saturday
at Sandy The game was originally
billed torMurray but the Sandy fans
put in a good bid and got the game.
Sandy has a better ball park than
Murray. and some ball fans as well.
The second game will be played at
Walkers field Sunday. There Is much
interest seen in the series. with the
hackers of both teams lining up to
back their opinions.
Manager Margetts has lined up a
strong pitching stan in Hummell,
Heusser Priye and McCreery With
Langford laid up with n split hand
Manager Black is q little handicapped
He will pitch Indian Smith Saturday
and Mooney Sunday. The next week
will see Langford again in pitching
form.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-08

dropped tho revolver In the pool hall
stairway at the corner of Main street
Then ] ran up Main street as far as
Second South. | did not buy a pint
OF WnisSey at the Bank saloon. but
kept right on and ran down West
Temple street. About half way down
the block I ran into another policeman
and ] thought II was al OF Just be-
fore ! reached him ! pretended 20 be.
ing drunk and stumbled lie told me
| had better beat il and Ccts home.
There was SOME woman coming
up he street In a taXicab tStella Kel-
ley). but ! had nothing to do with
her cut through alleys and when
near the o. 5. J.. depot began beat.
Ing Ii In the direction OF Lagoon over
the railroad tracks. j arTiyed al La
COON a little after sunrise. / caught
the FIRST train after coming through
Lagoon and went 70 ogden. ! got
paper at ogden, and while seated on
baggage truck In that city read
about the shooting. Tho manner in
which the patrolman had failed TO get
me was funny
Il remained in Ogden less than an
hour when l caught fast passenger
for the west / finally landed I'm Sc
attle, and then In Vancouver. had
intended TO go 10 Alaska rs cabin
boy on steamer of which an old
friend of mine was captain, when
was picked up as a pickpockct by the
Seattle police l happened to be siz-
up AS pickpocket when | got up and
gave a woman my seat on street
car Someone had been touched on
the car. and because | was a strang-
er they blamed me
BY the way" continued JefTress,
the papers have been saying that |
have been 'hophead' and a cocaine
fend That Is not true My chief
Indulgence has been whisky Some
times I have taken too much, and /
had been drinking somewhat on tho
night that ] shot Churchill. | was
far from being drunk. however
Though it might have had the ap.
pearance. the shooting was not over
a woman I was In Butte. Mont. when
Churchill was arrested for a bunch OF
crooked work some time ago. When
Churchill got out he told some OF my
pals that | had 'snltched on him
| which | hadn't. He got arrested be
cause he made some kind of q bad
| bull and that was all II was 10 It.
We all tried to help him In getting
| out
when I returned to Salt Lake and
| Churchill came to the city he kept
telling friends OF mine that was a
| 'stoolpigcon' and to look out for me
This was a false accusation, Several
weeks before my trouble with Church
III In the Heidelberg, / brushed
against him in MulYey's saloon, on
Second South street He turned a bad
! eye on me and told friends he was
| drinking with that he would get me
distinctly heard the remark. but gave
| IL no attention.
II think he suspected that I hac
not heard 1t and he repeated tho
threat in louder tone. Still I CAV,
him no attention, but walked out o.
the SALON. A little later man nam
ed Roberts, who was with him wheI
he made the remark. advised me e
look out for Churchill as he haC
threatened TO XIII me"
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ANACONDA ENTRIES

ANACONDA. Mont, Sept. En-
tries for Thursday, September S
First race Ave furlongs, 3-year-olds
and up-Banlady. Miss Hattie, Kid
North. 100. AQuiline. Lillian Ray. Mol
lie Moutrose, May Pink. Bonnls. LOG.
Second race. seven iurlongs, selling,
S-year-olds and up-Mike Jordan. IT.
rlgator. Copperneld. Bay Carter, 1OS
Patriotic X, l04; Glaucus. ll2.
N-Apprentice allowance.
Third race. seven furlongs, selling,
3-year-olds and up-Hammcraway.
Deneen. Nebraska Lass. David War.
field, Gosslper H.. 1O9. Rcy El Toyar.
log.
Fourth race. the Miles City hnndi.
cap. ID furlongs, all ages-Haunah
Louise. %. Bolronia. log, Arlonette.
lOi: Marian Casey. 90
Fifth race. mile and 10 yards, sell
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GRAND CIRCUIT
RESULTS

HARTFORD, Conn. Sept I'm
the grand circuit races at Charter OAK
Park today. The 2:l2 pace and the
2:14 trot were won respectively by
Joe BOY and Biza each in straight
heats.
The racing committee has decided
upon the following program for
Thursday:
2.2O trot. 2:O9 Charter Oak $4,000
stake, 2.j5 pace and Eli trot
Summarize
2.l4 trot, purse $1,00o-Biza won in
straight heats. Best time, 2,10 10
Boryaldo. second; oliver F., third
2:12 pace. purse Sl0O0-Joe Boy
won in three straight heats Best
time, 2.1l Ia. Mike Wilcox, So
ond Dr. Fox. third.
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CLARK TO CHALLENGE
KRAMER FOR TITLE

SALT LAKE. Utah, Sept I'm hot
pursuit of the title national cham
pion." Jackie Clark OF Australia, ac-
companied by his manager, Floyd Nc
Farland. started for Newark, y. J.,
today. Clarke holds the western bike
championship and It Is a sore point
with him that Frank Kramer has fal-
len heir TO the national utle solely on
the record made n the cast al.
BERLIN, Sept, THE vossische
Zeitung today states With seeming
authority that Brazil has asked the
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-08

Ing. 3-year-olGs and up-DT White,
l05, Sir Angus, jUhn j. Rogers. Cap
tain Burnett. lJ9; Kcso Y, 10f; Con-
vent Bell, 1l2
N-Appren- allowance
Sixth race. i've lmlongs, selling,
Gyearolds aud ur-JiIlett Ben Stone.
Bin Mayham. log, Zick Abrams llG
Sir Barry. 1I4, SolN 105; AlaNle,
100
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ManhInoton 2. New York l.

WASHINGTON. Sept johnson
had the better OF Quinn today In a
pitchers battle and Washington de-
feated New York 2 to !. Errors gave
the visitors their only run while the
locals punched hits with bases on
balls in the seventh and eighth In
nings. Score r. IT, f..
Washington -..... ,....-.,2 =
New York ,..-....,,-.....l .
Batteries-Johnson and Brecken-
dorf, Ainsmith; Quinn and Sweeney
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GAYNOR REFUSES TO
DISCUSS POLITICS

NEW YORK. Sept Mayor GAY
nor today refused to discuss for pub
Iication a report recently printed IN
New York morning newspaper that
he is a receptive candidate for the
Democratic nomination for governor
Of this state. but the Now YORK
World will quote him tomorrow ~ de-
nying authoritauyely the truth of such
a report
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Gentlemen's List.
Adams, Jack c.. Allen. Andrew S;
Allen. e. c.
Barry. Ray A; Burrough, Joe A;
Barry, Joseph William; Boyd. Frank,
Bales. A. J.; Byerly, Frank.
Chesham A.; CaTnon, Barney; Cor
ey. C. J.: Carr, Chas. Johnson; Car
son, C. w. Christensen, James P;
Chipps. ]. G.: Corey, Mr.; Camp. Hin
ton, Campbell, Walter; Clark Willis
Dramatic Editor The American,
Doyle. c. A.: DeVine. Chas.. Dunn,
7. s.; Davenport. H. A; Diebolt John
j.: Dumas. Moses; Dograte Moses;
Dixon, c. r.; egrafr, VIM.
Flick, Alex.
Hoffman. Ed
Fetzman, w. H.: Franklin. Morris;
Frank, T.: Fullre, c. c.; FIdd; F. B.,
Finch, i. ID.
Gooch, Irving; Geard, Albert
HasegawR, H; Howell, Joseph; Ha-
mer John FIVE letters Hirohava, X;
Hoey o. D.; Hager Preston; Hunt,
T. w, Hudson. T G..
Inter-Mt, Mellinc Co.
Johnson Joseph.
Kossuth. John B.
Landers. Mr.. Lane NJ. J.; Living
sion. Bort. Lister, CHn; Lannon, c.
f: Locwenstein, D. A.; Lothrop E.
T.. Little, Lewis. Long, w
Noren. Emanue: Mullaneyl Joseph
j.; Morrison NJ. M; Morris, p; Ma
n, Roman. Murray. Gee; Neville
Frank. Nelson. l.. A.
Pace. 4. T. Prive. I'D v. co.
Reio. WIN; Rovenzerg. Albert: Rus
sell. Chas.: Richmond. Chas.. Root
Charles H.. Roe, John; Russey Phil
Sweuseu. Arthur; Scott, A. H..
Straton. Curley; Shea, Ed; Samyon
H.; Shertzer. Ira, Smith, j.; towe
James. Sanitate John: Singleton, J
A, smith. r. k; Sanborn William
Samis. VIM. Sakamoto
Taylor. Fred; Thompson, Joseph
Thomas, Oral
Urelac. Redc
Vail, r. H.; Veirdis. Cost; Nitora
tos Alexio
Wing Wah hing Co.; Warren, Cy
rus T.. WoOloy, +. b. Wilson, F. A.
Whipple. George: Wilkrson, G. \.
Wood. c. D.: Wood. J. a; White
Joseph. Watts. James H.; Wilkinson
John T. Watts. Mr.. and Mrs. l.
1870 w. 2sth ST
Ladies' List.
Adams Miss Alice: Buck, Mis-
Edith Brown. Miss Cora E; Bacor
Miss Carrie; Brun. Miss Emma
Campion Mrs. C. f.; Cats, Mn
D. W: Colburn. Fannie; Coe, Mis-
Katie, Cold. Mrs. Martha; CarnoI
Mira.
Darling. Miss Jeupett.
Ethel -: Eut, Miss Ida
Eboro. Minnie W
Franklin, Miss Erma.
Hamer, Mrs. John.
Jensen Miss Alta
Kelly. Mrs
Lothcr Mrs S. C..
u Newman. Mrs Florence.
Pcrrins, Mrs. Tom; Porter. Mii
Violet
Rodgers, Mrs Anna; Reasoner. Mr.
Lillian
Stone. Mrs. Eta; Shepherd Ma
gle. Sthopcns Mrs. olive; Shcllc
Miss Mcrlind
Thomas. Mrs. Earl. Tatman, MI
J. NJ. Tinslcy. Miss Nellie,
Van Horn. Mrs n
Wicklin. Miss Majcsta-
Young, Mrs. 4. F.
L.. ". SHURTLIFF.
Postmaster
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chlcano z. Cincinnati 6.

CHICAGO. Sept Heavy hitting
AZ opportunc moments gave Chicago
the second game OF the series with
Cincinnati today. 70 G. Overall
started on the slab, but was knocked
out score. r. II. f.
Chicago ....s. ..,......,..t !
Cincinnati ......-- ........O 10
Battories-Overan. Mcintyre and
King: Beebe. Gaspar and Clark,
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g O O O O o @ 0 o o o o o o G
TAET ARRIVES HOME. 6

O BEVERLY. Mass. Sept - {
o PreSident Taft got back 10 Bey- c
o erIy from ST. Paul late today. 6
O Tho President found here many {
@ messages OF congratulstion on
Q his St Paul speech.
@ @ o O @ O O o o O o Q 0 Q G
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Boston o, New York 2.

NEW YORK. Sept, 7-The locals
defeated Boston today 2 TO o. Their
runs were due TO hits by Doyle and
Snoderass and a pair of errors by
Shean. Msthewson struck out eleven
men. Score: r. H. e.
Roston ....O s 4
New York .........-..-2
BatteriesFrock and Smith; Math-
ewson and Meyers.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,

At Kansas Clty-Minueapolis 13,
Kansas City Z.
AZ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS /, To-
iedo ..
AZ Louisville Columbus I, Louis
Vile 2.
Al Milwaukee-St Paul 7. Milwau-
kee ?. (Tcn inuingsJ
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

AZ Tacoma-Tacoma L, Spokane s.
AT scattle-Vancouye ]. Seattle ?
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HARRY THORNE'S LAST
FIGHT FOR HIS LIFE

SALT LAKE. sept with the set
dav for his execution but two days
away. Harry Thone. the confessed
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland 1. Detroit 3.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Sept T.
Cleveland defeated Detroit 4 to by
punching singles, a double, two stolen
bases and a pass in the sixth inning.
Lajole had a perfect batting average.
Score: r. Fl. f.
Cleveland 80. ...-.....-.-4 w
Detroit ...... ..... .........3 !
Batterles-MItchen and Land, Null
lin and Stanage
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RACING DATES
FOR OGDEN

Q . . . Q D . . 9 Q Q Q Q Q .
@ ANACONDA, Mont, Sept :.
. The Pacific Coast Jockey club 6
9 has allotted dates for tho Utah c
. Jockey club to be held at Og c
9 den from September % to Octo- c
@ ber Is. Manager Richard Dwy- G
9 or has been Informed that book
9 making is permitted there, as It C
Q is licensed by the city council. c
o .
G Q o q O @ @ O O @ o Q o q .
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Al Omaha-Omaha 3, Des Molnes I.
AT Denvcr-Denver 4. Topeka ?.
AT Llncoln-Lincoln o, Sioux City 3.
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German government to depuuze on
staff officer and ten officers OF 10"
er rank in the German army To 81"
military instructions in the Brazilian
army.
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pIttsburo Wins TWO Games.

PITTSBURG. Sept Local fans
had over four hours OF baseball today
I'm two long games and with the sat
lsfaction OF seeing Plttsburg twice
overwelm st. Louis. II TO and II TO
8. All around playing by Plttsburg
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COAST LEAGUE.

AZ Sacrameuto-Vornon 5. Sacra-
mento 6. eleven iunings)
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pbi,adelohla ?, Boston l..
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
arooklvr a PhiIndelphla 4

BrooFTyn s. FTITTuUVTPT'Td 70
PHILADELPHIA Pa, Sept, l.
Philadelphia won today's game In the
eighth inning when Doolan made
two bagger, sending two men home
Score X u -,
Brooklyn .....,. ....,..." :
Philadelphia -..s., ........4
atterles-Knetzer and Miller;
Stack and Moran.
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LETTER LIST.

Ogden, Utah, Sept 6th, 1910.
List OF letters remaining in the
postoflce at Ogden, Utah, Sept 9Th
which II not called for In two weeks
viii be sent to the Dead Letter Of
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al on a
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ed today
| was re-
be sheriff
warrant
shal's Of.
day Kay
lg a gov
& money
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ralizatloo
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MONDAY.