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The Sentinel=record., 1911-07-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE
PhmIies Beat Giants.

Philadelphia, July 3. Philadelphia won the opening game of the series with New York here today, to g.. The home team hit Matthewson hard, scoring three runs in the eighth in- ming on four hits, including double and a tripe by consecutive batsmen. Burns was affected by the heat and left the game il the seventh inning. New York ...a.. 100 O20 000-3 9 ? Philadelphia .. ..012 100 03x-7 1S
 Matthewson and Meyers; Burns, AL exander and Dooin.
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WE HAUL YOUR BAGGAGE AND CHECK SAME TO YOUR DESTiNA- TON WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE. CALL AT OUR OFFICE OR PHONE 262. COOPER BROS. LIVERY & TRANSFER co.
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Boston Beats Senators.

Boston, July S.-After Washington had gained five run lead in the fourth, knocking Wood from the box, Gray, the Washington twirler, was hbatted Out 55y Bestoa in the eighth and aided by Hughes wild throw, the locals won. 8 to G. The batting of Myers and Hooper was feature. Boston .... .... .001 O1O 15x-S 13 Washington ;. 100 800 000-6 ' 7
 Wood, Pape, Collins and Nuna- maker, Williams; Gray and Hughes and Henry.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Mobile Beats leaders. New Orleans. July 5. Shut out up
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office or phone me, No. 746 at once
 JAS. L. GRAHAM, Dictator. 6-2S-tf
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$ Given Away
Contest Closes Saturday, July 8

Any lady or gentleman giving the best answer to the following
 question will receive $500 in gold:
 "Where is the human being who
 would not invest his cash or trade
 land for the per cent preferred stock of The Arkansas Farms Co.,, inc, 9th floor, State National Bank Building, Little Rock, Ark.
 Remember this 6 per cent pre- ferred stock shares equally with tae common stock in the net profits of the company; that they will ex- change stock for your real estate, dmproyed or unimproved,) farm, timber or city property, and will give you part cash.
 The investment feature of this stock is as safe as government
 bonds that it will pay as much anu
 s as safe as any bank stock. This company has s50,000 paid up capital owns over 10000 acres of | agricultural lands; the officers are
 men of integrity, conservative and
 progressive, successful business men.
 1 'Evesyy de!!!!asr is invested in Arkan- sas. All the common stock holders | are Arkansas men. They are the | argest colonizers in the state. Five
 men are travelling in different parts of the country, including | Europe, interesting immigration in Arkansas lands. Ask 10 wealthy
 men how they made their money. 9
 of 10 will answer out of real estate LET'S GET TOGETHER. 1 Be a booster rooster.
 Do you know there's lots of peo
 pie sittin' round in every town Growth like broody chicken,
 knocking every goof thing down? Don't you be that kind of cattle,
 cause they ain't no use on earth; You just be booster-crow and boost for all you're worth Get in touch with MT. Arnold wes-
 low, Eddy Hotel.
 He will give you a beautiful book let and stock prospectus Of the ARKANSAS FARMS CD. T. B. Davis, President and General
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ATTENTION MoosEl

The charter of Hot Springs Lodge No. 504. Loyal Order of Moose will close very soon and all members should make united effort to get in all their friends before 1t closes. Any person wishing to become q charter member should see me at my
The Sentinel=record., 1911-07-04

You've heard of all the big men, And haave seen them once or twice, But of all the ones most dear to us, Guy Hickman cuts the ice--
 6-29-4t
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland Beats St. Louis.

Cleve and, July 3.-Cieyeland won 1 to 3 from St. Louis in ten innings today, Lindsay's double to left SCOT ing the tieing and winning runs. Cleveland :. 1000 900 101 24 12 3 St. Louis ..... .O10 900 001 1--3 6 I
 Mitchell and Fisher; Powell and Stephens.
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Memphis Wins i.

Chattanooga, Tenn, July 3.- Stolen beses by Baerwald and Jack son decided an inning pitchers battle between Chappelle and Newton in favor of Memphis to- day The winning run was scored Gil a pass to Baerwald, his steal of sec |ond and Jackson's fluke single.
 President Kavanaugh attended the game and presented to the local club the cup which was given as an award for the largest opening day attend ance of the season and the largest |opening day crowd ever recorded in the Southern League.
 Chattanooga :. 900 POI 900 00--3 0 Memphis .. ...102 900 900 O1-4 ' ?
 Chappelle, Mitchell; Newton, Adams.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-14

the present steps for it's own protcctior
and the protection OF the property.
we don't understand just what rela =
ion there is between tho lrondalc Realty
company and the Western steel corpora
tion. and this is one OF the things the
present proceeding will attempt TO clear
UP. II is understood that tho Realty
company has disposed Of something like
$500 900 worth of property In the vicinity
OF the plant. but the exact amount is
unknown
Likewise ne have no idea Of the visi-
nle assets OF the company. nor Of tho
true valuation OF the plant. I have heard
II valued at all the way from 500. 900 Ia
Ss00.000. We want 10 find out just how
much mas been put into IT. Neither is II
known how much stock the Western Steel
Corporatio has disposed Of,
Counsel for James s. Moore states tha,
the Corporatiop assets are valued at
s3I, 900. 600 and consist principally OF iron
coal and timber lands in Nevada. Cali
fornia Washington and British Columbia
He states further that the Irondale Realty
company which has sold thousands OF lots
In the town OF Iropdalc. has no connection
with the steel corporation. Moore Is In
New York.
Former Secretary OF the Treasury Leslie
NJ. Shaw and Robert Dollar OF San Fran
cisco are among the directors OF the sJcc
corporation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-14

Whose history YOU all know and this
Woman tmeanng Mrs. Hyde, who ssj
oesinc her husband who"
Mi, isecd WAS standing with his back
10 1Edc and did not see the latiei.'s
movement toward him Apparently
however. he SAN the look OF alarm on
Juose Porter:iclds face Reed turned
apUu, Just III time 10 sec HYDE beins
pulled into his seat
louays hearing, which vas adjourned
at noon until tomorrow afternoon, Was
entNened by clashes OF attorneys. Frank
=. Walsh. chief counsel for DR. IIvde
snaklng ms finger I'm the faces OF Prose
cutting Attorney CopkInc and Assistant
prosecutor Page. declared he Regarded
Inc prosecutors personally with the
greatest possible contempt"
Thc prosecutors are trying Walsh In
stead OF Hyde" said Walsh. '.Why don
they try this case on the question OF Dir
iiydes guilt or innocence?
Mr.. Walsh made this remark in repI,
TO constant references TO the lost grand
jury notes OF the first trial, which dis
appeared from the prosecutors office dur.
ing tho trial and were found in posses.
sion or the Hyde attorneys.
motion was filed before the corrI
requesting the state 10 produce In coIrt
the glass alleged at the last trial by Or
Vaughn 10 contain strychninc taken fror
Colonel Sworc,s BODY, that the state
chemist. DR.. Walter Cross might undel
proper supervision, examine H.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-14
CREDITORS TO TAKE
CHARGE OF CONCERN
Receiver for Western Steel
Corporation Will Serve
but a Short Time.

SEATTLE. WASH Oct 13.-The re-
ceivcrs appointed yesterday for the
Western Steel corporation. capitalized At
20.o0o.0oo. viii serve only until the crcdi-
tors cnoose trustee. Counsel for the
Metropolitan Trust company Of New York.
upon whose petition the receivers were
appointed said
THE Metropolitan Trus, company
made advances TO the Western Steel cor
porati aggregating about $500 600 ariy
In the present year. and was willing 10
make further advances If President James
\, Moore would retire from control Of the
company, For some time the trust com
paDy has been seeking 10 make some ar
rangement with Mr.. Moore TO that end
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-14

When your cold is on the way - you
feel il coming. Your head aches: YOU
feel slight. but uncomfortable irritation
in your nostrils; you sneeze; later you de-
velop pain in your chest, you cough;
and it quickly comes TO your mind that
it's time for MACLAREN'S MUSTARD
CERATE. You are right. One applica-
ton to your forehead and chest at night
and Oh you'll feel better in the morning.
Does not blister. Insist on MacLaren's.
For sale by SCHRAMM- JOHNSON
DRUGS, The Never Substitutors." five
good stores
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-14
MANUFACTURERS To
GIVE BIG BANQUET
Elaborate Affair IS Being
Planned for Evening of
October 20.

arranging TO give an elaborate banquet
on the evening of October 70. the date OF
the associations first fall meeting. 4
programme OF addresses and musical
numbers Will also be carried out in con-
junction with the repagt and the occa
sion promises 10 bc rife with interesting
features.
-. + Collctt executive secretary OF the
assoCia ton heads the committee ON ar
rangcments end yesterday announced
that il was aimed 10 make the affair a
memorable one from many stsndponts.
Tho place In which the festivities will
take place has not Yet been decided upon,
The prime slogan of the gathering VIII
he Boost for Utah manufactures and
Utah goods"
In accordance with a resolution psssct
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-14
HYDE MAKES ATTACK
UPON PROSECUTOR
|s,nsational Scene in Court
room; Wife Prevents Ply
sical Encounter.

.,rc.s CITY. Mo., Oct. While
"a ststcs Senator Thomas 4. Reed
~ mailing an argument for the state
- boaripg OF DR.. B. c. Hyde. charged
",.s the murder ot Colonel Thomas II.
~, today, the physician. uttcrinS a
,msat sprsng toward the senator, Mrs.
va, nuIlcd Hyde back into his seat and
,s. hearing proceeded
|'hgs.ns;or w n Reed. who is acting as special
ney for %, neoscS Ss STonf yde@ 5eS SSaTt MsS a Of
s.u,rrrdsy. IN which ne charged that a
ss",y marshal had spproa ched him will,
|pePaGor To "hx" a member OF the jury
'a ,Sn Tn hrst trial. The deputy had filed 4
e.nnter % AFFIDAVIT. denying the allegation.
|eo.m,hosn WORD is the court 10 lake?" de-
snS senator Reed. This man Hyde,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-14
| ONLY SOBER MEN WANTED

Every line or business h; closing lis
doors TO Drinking men. II YOU are
drinking man. IL may be your time neht.
Better stop drinking at once. ORRlNE.
the standard remedy for tho liquor habit
viii help you. By tho aid OF ORR1SD
lives OF sobrie,y and industry.
We are so sure that ORRINE VIII
benefit YOU that We say 10 YOU that X
after trial YOU fall TO get any bencht
from SIS use. your money wll DC re-
funded
ORRINE is prepared in two forms; No.
]. secret treatment. a powder. absolute
Is Jastclcss and odorless. given secretly
In food or drink. ORRINE No. >. in pill
form, Is for those who desire TO take
voluntary treatment. OREINE costs
only 81 box. II you are interested in
someone who drinks YOU owe IT 10 your-
self 10 come 20 our store and get FREQ
booklet aud information. Druehl &
Franken. 2sl South Main. Smith Drug
Co. Tho Busy Corner. Smith Drug
Co. No. . 2lJ South Main.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-14
Held in $4,000 Bail.

NEW ORLEANS, oct IA man Civ
ing the name Of Francis Mohor. who
claims 10 be a member OF wealthy
Pittsburc family. 4 graduate OF Prince
ton university and a second year stu
dent al West Point. now OH n furloush.
and his companion OF three months. Alice
y. Black, an lSycar-old girl OF Colorado
Springs. were held in bonds OF $4,000
each here today on charges Of forgery.
They were arrested in New Haven and
brought here 10 answer local charges.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-14

by tho executive board OF the association
a document OF appreciation and courtesy
with regard 10 the showing made Al the
state fair and the favors extended by the
fair management viii nc drawn up at
once and forwarded 10 the secretary Of
the fair association.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-14
Suicide at Seattle

SEATTLE. WASH. Oct lS.-Samucl
Barker 80 years old. weight 2lo pounds.
shabbily dressed. shot and killed him
self on the street at First Avcnuc South
and Jackson street carly today. He came
here from Denver on September 20, Later
he teleGraphed 10 Denver asking foI
money but The money was not sent and
IL Is supposed that he was despondent
over lack OF money.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-14

The everlasting girl question is easily
and entirely solved by the insertion of
a little want ''ad - in The Tribune.
Bell phone 5000 Ind 800.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-14

IT YOU want To rent that furnished
room. use Tribune want ads. Call either
phone, Bell 500. Ind. $50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-14

Visit The Tribune's art studio, l55
South Main.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-14
A Few Interesting Items from
Our Toilet Goods Section

Lustr-ite nail enamel 25c size, for ........ 19c
Lustrite cuticle in 25c size, for. or.......... l5c
Lustr-itc salve, 25c size, for ,......,..... 15c
Lustr-ite nail bleach 25c size, for lac
I. D. L, nail polish. 25c size, for. or......... 15c
Creme Elcaya, soc size, for .....,......,...3Sc 3Sc
Auhry Sisters Tint. 25c size. for ...... .19c
a few safety razors from soc 10 $500 for
s..-~.......,- ..a..s.. e Irlce
Tooth brushes from 1Jc TO soc, for. 1Qc
Hand and nail brushes. from ljc 10 25c, for l0c
Ideal hair brushes, from Sl00 10 Sl50, for. .64c
Keith.O 'Brien S chocolates. Saturday special:
| pound box soc quality ......-........... 4Qc
IL pound box, 25c quality ......,......... l9c
From the toilet goods section, Main Floor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-14

25c ladies white aprons, for .,......'....-'i iVc
SOC and 75c BOYS shirts, for -.....,..,..s'.2 2oc
soc pillow tops, TOT ..--.,'a.'s.. ~
Ribbons worth Sc and l0c a yard for ,,., 90
Ribbons worth l21ac and l5c yard, for. i0c
Ribbons worth zoe to Doc yard, Tor. loo
Imitation torchon laces, worth Sc and lOc
ward, for ,.,........, tc
Narrow wash laccs, worth Sc yard for. lie
Yalenccunes laces. worth 25c and Joe
bolt. for ......... ...,,ss,.. -loc
Ladies &c handkerchiefs, for -.......-.., &c
Men, 10c haudkcrchefs, for ....,,...,.... .oc
Men S ba ndana handkcrchIefs, worth l0e, Tor ic
Bedroom chairs. worth $500 to $50, for S2.9'
All the o5c popular music FOR. .,.'..-. -. ioc
Household dnet &c quality, for per yard. iiac
Standard 36.inch pcrcales. l5c quality, for, l0c
Shirting cbeviots. l0c quality, for ,.,...-S l-"c
Mcrrimack ducking fleece aanuelettes, regu-
lar 1jc. for .....,,-..,.. .'v.',.s ..loc
Outing aanuecttes, full 81 inches wide,
regular 2i%c, for ..,........ ..,,...s...'' lVc
Cheviot shrtings regular l2lac, Tor. ,,. LUG
Cheese cloth, full l.yard wide, regular DC,
Wash cloths the sanitary kind. regular &c,
Hand and bath towels. regular &c, for for &c
Bleached bath towels, regular l2l2c, Tor SC
Cotton blankets, large size, special at. Soc par
Childreu's wool and silk vests and pants,
worth 5OC, for ..--r'.'. .'''''.'- :, 30
Ladies' feeccd vests and drawers, worth
35c. for .....s.r..,.-... ..'.''r'' ''-'N
Ladies 6ccccd vests aud drawers, extra
Ladies Aceced union suits, worth 15c. for. l9c
Ladies' cotton union suits worth zoe, foI. .''c
Men : half hose worth l5c pair. Tor lVc pair
Ladies' hose, worth l5c pair. for zoe par
Ladies' hose worth zoe and pc pair. for l5c pr.
children hose forth Ice pair, for l0c pa'r
Children s hose, worth 20c and .5c pair:
IQr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-14
The Basement Section
Asks for yoW1 attention Just q moment.

We want to tell YOU about splendid little prices which
may that will find in the long list OF items
MANY articles purchases make will
right only sell good class of merchandise and exceptional
tiles for prices asked.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-14

IIEN1NIvG LINEN by HAND WITH AN EASY hEAlMbh
Is DONE EASIER AND FASTER AND BETTER II -
WONDERFUL LITTLE INVENTION AND is ONLY ole NJ
TION SECTION MAIN FLOOR
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-14

Infant cashmere hose worth 25c pair,
for ,,...-,....... ,-...s.. 's''' i'N 1''',
&c laundry soap Sc bar or. $2,15 for lOO bars
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-14

M'CALL PATTERNS STILL HOLD FIRST
PLACE IN THE ESTIMATION OF WOMEN,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-14

WHEN WOMEN WANT FINE SILKS AND
DRESS GOODS THEY COME TO THIS STORE.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-14

Come down and take lunch with us
Saturday noon. Best lunch In town, our
friends say. New cafe-third floor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-14

At this season of the year 1t Is visit
Ing an exposition to come to Keith
O'Bricn s.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-14

JOIN OUR SEWING MACHINE CLUB. SloC
4 WEEK
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-30
MARRIAGE RITES
 REFUSED COUPLE

London, July 29-(Special) )-The all legged refusal of a vicar to perform a. marriage between Nonconformist and 6. member of the Church of England at Wiltshire church is expected to give rise to interesting developments.
 Miss Marjorie Nash a school teacher in the Midlands whose parents reside at Chisledon, Wilts. was engaged to be married to Sidney Palmer, son of the secretary of the Leicestershire Band of Hope union. MT Palmer is a Noncon- formist. The lady is a church woman, and she wished to be married in her parish chuNh. But the vicar. the Rev. w. l.. Waugh, intimated that if for nal request for marriage at the church reached him he would refuse to perform the ceremony or allow the church to be used for the purpose
 The bride-elect wrote to the Bishop of SalisbS.y on the subject, but he sup ported the yicar's attitude. and as six weeks correspondence produced no al- teration in the position of the church au- thorities the young couple decided to defer their wedding no longer It accord t4gly took place quietly in St. >Paul's Methodise church, Leicester.
 It Is not. however, expected the matter will end here for Mr. Palmer comrn,1ni- oated with Sir Maurice Levy, M. P. and the latter is placing the facts and cor respondence before the attorney general |. with a view to the legal position being defined
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-30
EDvGkTED MANS
 DIARY OF MADNESS
Disclosure of a Struggle Against Growing Im-
 pulse to Suicide

London, July 29.-lSpecial.)-An educa- ted mans diary of growing madness and struggling against the impulse to kill or commit suicide was read at the Old Bailey when the mystery of the cyclist highwayman was solved.
 It will be recalled that MT Saul Split ter, a motor-cyclist, riding towards Bar net late one night, was overtaken by a man on a bicycle with whom he con versed, and who suddenly shot at him several times, shouting Your money or your life" The assailant, George Doug las Hay, aged 24. was brought to trial on Saturday, when Dr. Dyer, of Brixton prison, who described the case as unique. read passages from Hays life story, written by himself.
 Dr. Dyer presumed that Hay was an illegitimate child, inheriting high intel lectual facilities. He had no doubt now that he was of unsound mind. The diary, divided into periods of years, ran as follows:
 r to 22-Begin to develop aversion to society and tendency to withdraw into shell: pass through short unhealthy period of most perforvid religious devo- ton; take special treatment for stammer- ine, resulting in temporary cure. Re- turn of stammer; consequent sense of something innominious quickens my long, ing for isolation, and | take situation as postman) in tiny remote village
 19 to 22-Become depressed as stammer gets worse. Continue to live in village as much a stranger as I entered; hyper
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-30
Looking in the Wrong Direction

ical. There is no other among them who could make nearly so strong fight for Ohio. Not only will he be able to make the strongest attempt to wrest the state from Taft. but he will make a strong fight against any man the democrats will support at the polls This is of vital inn portance, because the national election may hinge upon the way Ohio goes. The republicans would find it almost impos- sible to elect their presidential candi- date with the loss of Ohio.
 The former Secretary of the Interior was in Washington recently and especial interest was manifested here in the re- ports of his political purpose: large number of friends close to him talked with him and, whilo he has been unwilling to make any final decision, they express strong hope that he w4l yet become a candidate.
 The plan of bringing out favorite sons in the effort to keep the majority or delegates from Taft has never been looked upon with much favor by the progress sives. There is however, much ground for believing that change Of front is possible in view of the Garfield talk.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-30
Cholera Patients Improving

New York. July 29-All the cholera patients are doing well and no new .ases or deaths were reported at the quarantine station today There seems to be little possibility that cholera will gain foot Hold here. according to the headth officials. held in quarantine Bacteriological ex- animation of the passengers continues, but those completed show .sative r-- suits. The cabin passengers of the Verona were allowed to land tonight.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-30
Wrinkles Skin
 Now Easy to Have
OFrom Family Physiciarn

There's no excuse for any woman hav- ing wrinkles now. It has been found that simple mixture of saxolite and witch hazel has remarkable action upon the deepest wrinkles, no matter what their nature. whether caused by worry. habitual frowning, a debiiitated condi- tion or the ravages of Father Time. This harmless remedy, which any one can easily make and use at home, acts both as an astringeot and tonic. The combined effect of tightening the skin and height ening its vitality is to immediately affect every line and wrinkle. keeping the cuti- cle smooth and firm as in youth.
 The proportions are one ounce saxolite tpowdereD to one-halG pint witch hazel The solution should be used as wash lotion It is equally effective in dispos- Ing Of fabbiness of cheeh and neck, as well as sasging below the eyes.