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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-10
BRITISH WANT SLOW AND
VERY CHEAP AUTOMOBILES

Just at a time when The deepest
thought OF American manufacturers OF
medium priced and low horsepower auto
mobiles on how TO successfully Invade the
British market with their wares seemed
To be ready 10 bear big export trade
fruit. the situation in the British isles
has taken a sudden change. An era Of
single cylinder British made "eghts"
seems TO have obscssed the localities
where some of the biggest makers In the
United States were planning To push
campaign.
Many types OF single cylinder cars have
but there is one make OF car now enjoy
due 10 a great mechanical innovation
No poppet valve single cylinder car ever
was able TO command respectful atten
ton in the English market Time and
again critics thought they had found
car that would make a days journey
OF about 200 miles and register from
sixteen to twenty-five miles an hour on
the good roads of the Islands. only to
find that its sale fell OFT and purchasers
OF machines invariably began TO neSo-
tiate for some OF fhe American importa-
tons selling for slightly more In the
London market.
The new Knight engine "eights OF
well-kuown British automobile manufac-
turing concern appear TO have solved the
problem tina, obtained in the minds OF the
insular buyers. II is sleeve-valve
engine.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-10

discovered that Jennings never meant TO
gel soaked at all. All these years he
had been unable to dodge. He seemed
unable TO convey the sense OF danger
from his brain TO his limbs quick enough
10 spring aside, and on several occa =
slons he was Knocked cold when he knew
the ball was coming, when he was eager
10 get out of the way, and simply
couldn't make his muscles move In
time.
Frank Chance has been hit In the
head no less than thirty-eieht times. and
stunned on twenty occasions, while he
mas received innumerable smashes on
shoulders. ribs or legs. Chance wants to
get out OF the way, but can't. He stands
flatfooted. resting heavily on his pins
when batting. almost lmbedding them In
the ground, and he cannot sidestep or
make his feet move In time to save him.
doubt II he can even dodge a slow ball.
his feet move SO rebeliously and yet.
once on bases, he is a lightning run
ner.
Curtis Welch stood lightly set upon
his feet. and could spring away from the
fastest pitching II he desired But he
didn't desire. and 90 agile. so snakelkc
was he that he could seem to be grazed
by purest accident every time. He even
developed way OF elancing the ball off
his forearm, apparently lodging. yet
leaving the arm exposed and letting the
ball tick against IL Finally the Ma
tional league introduced rule by which
q batter got no base II hit on arm or
hand, and this rule, created specially 10
check Curtis Welch was rescinded when
that great and tricky player died.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-10
IPOK11NG NEWS FROM EVERYWHERE
Little Stories
About Baseball
lhe Three Human TARGETS
By w. A. PheIon

mere have been three men in the
history Of the big leagues saws oood
Old Bid McPhee. the famous second
oaseman; who stood out pre.em,nopt
aaoove all others when n came To being
nv py pitched balls. These three mon
We're curtis Welch. Hughey Jennings and
FRANK Chance They have never haG
any rivals. and ! don't suppose any
PAYERS are really anxious to eoual tbe
records that they made.
me strangest thing OF ALL so far as
.Wo OF tnese men were concerned we &
the fact that they didn't mean n They
were Came. all right. but moi game
enough TO volunta rily run the risks tbev
seemed TO take, and the countless bruises
tney received were not endured to helm
,nelr teams. but because they oo,1lan't
dodge. It's fact-Hugh Jennings could
not dodge ball and Frank Chance can
nor duck one now. AS for Curtis Welch
ne was different proposition. He rot
MT Intentionally time after time. and
never perhaps, without full meaning.
me box scores of the old Baltimore
games seldom went into print without
the words Hit by pitched bali. Jen-
nlngs Time after time Hughev was
cannonaded. and. as a rule. was bumped
hard, His nerve and gameness we're
widely praised. while some of the critics
SAID he was simply foolhardy The lat
ter opinion was almost universal when
after Baltimore had safely won the flag.
itughey continued TO get thumped. and
to get hit In games where the Orioles
were miles ahead.
Not until late In his career was II
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-10
KEY AND LOCK WORKS

work. key and lock fitting. phone Ind.
1855, Bell 1919 call o2S +. End So
e2o3s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-10

TO PATENT INVENTORS. SECURE
trade marks or copyrights. see ]. NJ.
Thomas. Eagle block. x1S5S
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TEAMS BREAK EVEN.
Boise Takes One and Helena the Other
Game OF Pretty Double. Header

BOISE. Ida. July 3.-The Senators and
Ir1'igators broke even In two pretty
games. the 1rrigators taking the f1rst and
the Senators the second The first game
was the fastest played here this season.
Only one hour and thlrty-two minutes
were required. With the score tied In the
fifth inning King and Flick executed a
double steal, sending over the winning
run. The second game was q free hit
ting contest. Byrd. after pitching the
first game, tried to work in the second.
but the Irrigators began 10 get TO him
in the fourth and Irby hooked him out.
Green was pounded hard in the same
inning and killilay went In to hnisn.
The second game was marked the whole
way through by Sensational fielding, Irby.
Flanagan, Levy and Murray starring
with sensational catches. Kibbe's bat
ting was also somewhat of feature. In
four times up he poled out like num-
Der OF clean singles.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

ERER w. KALI, UNDERTAKEN AM
embalmer. 1s& S. West Temple. Phone
1919. d
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-10
BEAT JACHS TWICE.
Butte Takes Double Header, Making 81
out Of % Games From Missoula.

BUTTE, Mont. Ju-y 9.-Butte took
two wel-played games from Missoula to-
day, getting revenge on JachS for his
shutonL Of last week. the only game won
by the Educa tors in the series OF nine.
beating him 10 o. The second game
WAS a harder struggle. Butte nosing out.
four to three JaChs pitched both games
for MiSsoula. working In ;he latter after
the second inning and holding the locals
safe, hu, their lead secured In the first
two innings was sufficient TO win.
double pay In which Cummings was
finally caught between second and third,
Marshall. playing right field. completing
the putout with the assistance OF six
other fieldcrs all OF whom participated.
Today's games made II Won out OF -
PLAYED with Missoula. The scores:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-10
MILLINERY AND pLUMEs

WILLOW PLGMES CLEANED,
curled. dyed black. :. a. Carter Fur
Co. 81 West lst South. e&oo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-10
THE FLATTERER.

1T is your soul ! Worship cried the
0rst sullor who wss youthful. according
10 the Smart Set. There has never been
one so pure so white, so wonderful"
The lady looked bored.
and I love your mind. exclaimed the
second sultor. who was middle aged, "se
rich. so brilliant"
The lady frownod.
Madam" whispered the third sui,cr.
who was elderly; you have the most per-
feet. the most fascinating. the most be-
wjtchine ankle In the world.
The lady turned. smiled and tapped him
with her fan.
.'Flat,erer," she murmured.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-10
New Auto Stage Line.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune,
MOAB. July 9.-The two automobiles
which the Moab Transportation company
has purchased 10 install the stage
line from Moab TO Thompsons viii arrive
here Monday. The cars are being driven
overland from Salt Lake City. and
passed Price Yesterday In spite OF the
heavy mud the cars arc moving along
at a rapid rate and are experiencing no
trouble
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-10
Iron Workers Beat Eagles,

The team representing the Salt Lake
Wire & Iron Works defeated The Eagles
at the Poplar Grove diamond yesterday
afternoon by a score OF 10 :. The fea-
turc OF The game was the pitching OF
Harrow for the vIctors, who struck out
fifteen men and allowed only four hits.
The batteries were Harrow and Griffith
Peterson and SDghr,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-10
CINCINNATI TRADES FIELDER
BECK WITH PHILADELPHIA

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. July Erred
Beck the utility outnoldcr OF the Cincin =
natl club will wear q Philadelphia Ma :
tiona league uniform as the result OF u
deal closed here today,
Outllelder Wilson. recently purchased
BY Philadelphia from Calgary. and Pitcher
Humphries will go to Cincinnati in eN-
change for Beck.
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l''dIS 90
'Batted for killilay in the ninth.
HELENA

summary. ,FIrst base on errors-IIeI-
ena. 2. Struck out-By Green. .: by XII
lilay. .: by Byrd. 2; by Ames. .. Bases
ON balls-Off Kililay .. off Ames. 2.
Three base hit-Wood. Two base hits
Wood. Kelley .. Brooks. Sacrifice hits
Baker :. Stolen bases-Stevens. Flanni-
gan. Brooks, Double plays-F'lannigan to
Flick. Waters to Flick TO Kellacltey. Left
on bases Boise. 6; Helena. l. Hit by
pitched ball-Byrd. Ames ,. Innings
pitched-By Green 2-$; by I<ililay, ID;
by Byrd. , ID: by Ames. 2-3. Base hits
D; off Amea 1. Time OF game hour
and 80 minutes. Umpirc-James romsn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-10
Western League

At Omaha-Sioux City. 4: Omaha. ).
Al Des Moines-Des Molnes, = st. 10.
seph, 3.
At Denver-First game. Pueblo. 4
Denver, Z. Second game; Pueblo, 4
Denver, IL.
At Lincoln-Lincoln Topeka game post
poned; wet grounds.
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Smelters Beat Fuel Team,

The u. S. Smelters team defeated the
utah Fuel team AT Mdvale yesterday
by q score OF S 10 Z.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-10
Trolley League Games
,esults of Sundays games:

Results OF Sundays games:
Murphy Candy Co, 23; Marietta A.
c.. 8.
n, e. r. club. 12: Backman A. c., 9.
West Side A. c.. l3: Liberty s, NJ. 4.
The Marrotta A. c. and the Shamrocks
have combined for the remainder of the
season and will be known as The Mar
rotta Shamrock combine.
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Santauuin to Bond,
Special TO The Tribune.

Spccl0l 70 Inc lrlpune.
SANTIoUIN, July 9.-Another impor-
tant victory was won hero yesterday
evening by the citizens of Santanuln at
the polls when ninety-four voted for
bonding the town for a water system
and twelve against II, The Commercial
club IS entitled to good deal Of credit
for the success Of the project.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-10
ONLY Sl.O0

To Ogden and return July 12tb. via
Oregon Short Line for Merchants Get
Acquainted - outing at the Hermitage
in Ogden canyon. Twepty-four trains.
Forty. FIVE minute train leaves Salt Lake
900 p. m. City Ticket Office, Hotel
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-10
Many Attend Funeral.
Speclal 10 The Tribune.

ND'tNII TO 7 II' ITIUUII'.
PROVO. July 3.-Thc funeral OF Mrs.
Ingar j. johnson. held this morning
from the Sixth ward meeting house.
was ATTENDED by a largo number OF rela-
tlycs and friends. The speakers were:
Patriarch John Smith Bishop Thomas
~ Taylor joseph \. Buttlc. Vocal Sc
loctions were rendered by the ward choir.
Walter p. Whitehead and the Boshard
QuartCtte.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-10
Jockey Is Killed.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. July e.-Thomas
Dolan. c former Jockey. was shot and in
stantly killed tonight by ]. II. Hughes
a merchant and planter ot Hayes, Ark
in the room occupied by Hughes In a
local hotel. following II dispute over a da
mond stud Hughes says he missed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-10
BudWeisers Win.

The Budweisers defeated stanley Mays
All stars at Walkers ield yesterday af
ternoon. The batteries were Lyman, Hans
and Peacock: Hanson and Hanson.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-10

Have YOU seen beautiful Ogden can.
yon! Don't miss the opportunity
Wednesday. July IL, Salt Lake-Ogden
"get acquainted excursion. Round
trip to Ogden $l.00, all railroads
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American Association

At apois-Indanapois. 4; CO.
lumbus. /.
At Toledo-Toledo. s. g: Louisville, 0, .,
AT nneapolis-Minneapolis IL: Kan
gas City. 3,
AT ST. Paul-St. Paul, s; Milwaukee. &.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-10
one OF the indianapolis theaters, and his
acting was never better.
Auto Caravan fHeld up

After completely deceivIng the autosts.
he read the following document from
Governor Marshall:
The word FIoosier is In reality
"Who's Here?' Indiana always in
ouires, at the state line Who's
Knocking at her doors who simply
wants to stay with her or pass
through her boundaries. size is always
more than pleased when, in a mar
yelous age, anyone performs a mar
velous feat. whether of sk,ll or en-,
durancc. She is glad TO know thai
vol,r efforts In the line OF skill and
endurance unexampled In the history
of motoring has brought you within
her boundaries, She bids you well
come. ,
The Indianapolis stop was at the end
OF the first weeks control a.,
Refreshed and enthusiastic, as at INC
start, the three score Of autolsts sSai'
turned their faces westward WednesGay,
stopping for the night at Lafayette slNty
niles away, Women in the party were
lust as enthusiastic as the men.
Three-Day Stop Here.
Leaving Lafayette on Thursday. July .
the next stop was In Chicago inc VIII, MamuS
city motorists had acted as an uIoui ion
The next night control was IN ISaven
mort Ia, Shortly after leaving paNcnI
mort ihc tourists took the reno"nSu
ariycr 10 river road, made through w w
concerted efforts Of Iowa farmers III ~"
~ a prearranged plan. each farIncr ~.
tween the Mississippi and the Mlss"Si MIS- ~,
rivers improved the roadWay !ac''F a ,ont i
own property and thus solved t,e ~
roadsH problem in that section IN Al t, e,
fectiye way This road TOOK tne IPief, Pnr
ihroueb Des Moines and Council piuas. rne
- Omaha. Neb., where they are at pres
ent. o1at,ora are uu
,,fisrartorv after leaving Omaha. fn'
',inr,eut and will establish ten,eS
.H;Iaro with their fifteen fNt tents an, an,
Gwn i4xi4 tents OF the regular o"''''
sfstcs army equipment, ~ o,r,,
E,oIlowing the practice oil INC ,sas Ga -
oionoers along western trails; ~, th,
nnoks VIII be pressed into service III ,,,d "a,
| culinary department In ieu y, w,i,l re
UooJ fire. however. the toualsHI toI,,a atoyc
W., "a the more modern gasol,ne s'Uru NJ
,,e , 'a eth further eXemplihed oy Inc ,oio
rsn DC s' 10 the sixty y-horsepower ihoeu a y
iL with prairie schooner TOP tor a. .
Jn@ thc baggage and outhtS, i,s,uN
! rylhh Lime picturesque mule tealn.
| the oio,nnJnr oio practice viii be con,ithe'
Ine ,i,1s no}nt virtually 10 the ena y =
| from ,,,,rnev Week end stops; no"e,H,e, e,,,, :,
! tng - r,ade at Denver. SAT- Lake ~ -
VIII pe ~ San Francisco. After coinp ~,
nu"o f tho ocean 10 -acean VoyaSo lii con
HnSdon HutSd Gate park, the tourists ni,,r VII n
,iune south along the Sos7', nd stoppin
Sa,inas and Paso Ropes a boforr mr.
over night at Santa bai a., Tos Angeles
living at the terminus III -.
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MERCHANTS EXCURSION

To Ogden July 18th. via Oregon Short
Line. Round trip Sl,00. Twenty.four
trains. Outing at the " Hermitage in
Ogden canyon. City Ticket Office, Hotel
Utah
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-10

Weld the business interests Of Utah s
two principal cities, by attending the
excursion TO Ogden canyon "Wednesday
July II. Round trip tickets to Ogden
81 90 on all railroads.
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HELENA

Summary: First base on erroCs-TIeTena
.. Struck out-By Joss 1, by Byrd 8.
Base or balls-Off Joss L. Byrd l. Three
base hit-M. Killiav. Sacrifice hits
Stevens. Case, KIllackey. Zwicker. Stolen
bases-Bauer Flick. King, Double play
Kelly TO Wood TO Zwicker Left on bases
Boise 2. Helena 5. Hit by pitched ball
Baker. Passed ball-kIng. Time-l
hour and l. minutes Umpre-Jamcs
ToDnao
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RAYRlG ToTHE MOSQUITO PLANT IN INDIA s1s sSssn0


Writing
ourhoned garden
while
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off Druhot. s; Remneas. 2. Struck out
BY Druhot. 3; Jachs. .: Remneas. .
Bases on balls-Cff Druhot. 8; Jachs, B.
Hit by pitched ball-By Druhot. Roberts
by Jachs Dockstader. Time hour and
SO minutes. Umpire-Lawler
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-10
MORGAN SHUTS
OUT ELECTR|CS
Pitches Most Brilliant Game of
His Career. Allowing Only
Two Hits.
Continued From Preceding Page.

kenship. Huelsman (2). Two-base hit
Clothier Sacrifice h!ts-Fortier Schimpff.
Passed ball-Vance. First base on er-
rors-Great Falls. /; Salt Lake /. Left
on bases-Great Falls, 2. Salt Lake, S.
Time OF game-1 hour 40 minutes. Um-
pire-Wr!ght. Attendance-5000
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BUTTE:

Butte ..... ........o o 3 IS
Summary: Left on bases-M!ssoula,
10: Butte S. stolen hases-DockstadeT
.; Fries Murray, Sacrifice hits-Fries,
Hannah. Two base hits-Perrlne. Nc
Cafferty. Three base hit-Marshall.
Rams batted in-By Pcrrine, /: Marshall,
l Duddy l. Remneas l. Fries, /. Double
plays-Perrine TO Elsey. Innings pitched
BY Druhot. s. Remneas. 4. Base hits
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Summary: Left on bascs-Missoula. g.;
Butte s. Stolen base-Murphy Sacri-
fce-Elscy. Twoba hit-Thompson
Runs batted in--By Marshall Esey
Cummings. Jachs. Double plays--Hnn-
nah to Elsey 10 buddy to Perrine to
Mathes to Wilcox to Marshall: Marshall
TO Elsey; Jachs TO Roberts TO Chansnon;
Mathes to Perrine 10 Elscy Innings
pitched-By Wilcox: G.: Quick, 3, Base
hits-Off Wilcox. s, Quick. 3. Struck
out-By Wilcox. 3: by Iachs, z; by Quick,
1. Bases on balls-Off Wilcox, 2, Jachs
3; Quick, .. Wild pitch--Jachs. Hit by
pitched balI-Hamnah, Timc-l hour and
55 minutes. Umpire-Lawler.
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DIED

CURTIS--In this city. July .. 1911. from
obstruction OF bowels, Rachel. daughter
Of Sidney A. and Mary Ann Andrews Cur
tbs OF Aurora, Utah. The remains were
shipped to Aurora Sunday morning by
Undertaken Joseph W. Taylor.
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EXCURSION TO CANADA
August 3rd

~, Oregon Short Line. Very M0 l9w
wa oresI ta Iethbridgc, Cardston, MA.
rasei nrath. Raymond. etc Further 0e'u'i'
later.
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS

To Provo via Salt Lake Route, Sl.25
round trip. Train leaves union sta
tion a. III.
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Coast Leagas
Arellanes Wins.
Win and Lose.

Los ANGELES, July 9.-Score
First game: r. H. Z
Los Angeles ..,....... 7 2
oakland -s.,.,s-. ..,.........,l1 IA o
Batteries-Criger and Abbott; Ables
and Pearce.
Second game: r. II. E.
Los Angeles ............2
Oakland .......... .-.........1 3
Batterles-Dclphi and Abbott: Flater
and Mite.
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DATES OF STATE FAIR
RACES OR TR0T MEETS

The following states will conduct state
fairs and races or trots in 1871 on dates
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PERSONALS

If KANSAS NJ. WILL PLEASE WRITE,
will put things easy. s. S. Write i'm
mediately. hll62
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Hanson batted for Jachs In n
BUTTE

'Battcd for Wilcox in sixth.
Scove nv innings.
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JrantRih INNER nod bemiibt, sinen
frisb!iasn ausslsid berbetau.
fiibrsn.

Die Gage In qortugaI cine unbsfriss
bissnoe.-
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