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SOCIAL CALENDAR
Tacky party at Phoenix club.

Tacky party at Phoenix club.
 Mrs Morris Adler and Mrs. Edgar Adler entertain at the Phoenix club for Miss Lucille Lenl5 and several visi- tors.
 FRIDAY, JANUARY 3.
 Miss Lillian Hughes bridge luncheon for Miss Julia White.
 Mrs Ernest Pomeroy entertains her club and additional guests at buffet luncheon.
 Mrs Morris Talk and Mrs A. s. Loventhal give a bowling party for Miss Lenk.
 E. N. club dance Country club.
 Mrs T. o. Smiths buffet luncheon in compliment to Miss Sara Ellen Greene. Mrs. Harry Walstrom's tea from 4:40 to 6 to compliment Miss Nell Harris.
 SATURDAY, JANUARY 1.
 Miss Gertrude Mccormack enter tains the A. O. club at her home in Norwood.
 Mrs. George M. Webb's "at home" to compliment Mrs. John oates and Miss Jettaileen Farley
 SUNDAY. JANUARY 3.
 Mrs Louis Saks entertains in compli- ment to Miss Lucille Lenk and Ntr. Oster
 Miss Louise Freeman entertains from 1 to 6 o'clock and from to 8 o'clock. MONDAY, JANUARY 6.
 Miss Lucille Lenk weds MT. Philip Oster
 Mir and Mrs. Robert Terrell entertain the Hobbs Greene bridal party with 2 buffet supper.
 Mrs. Alfred Dupuy entertains at cards for Miss Greene.
 TUESDAY, JANUARY '.
 General Sumter chapter, D. A R., holds a meeting.
 WEDNESDAY. JANUARY S.
 Warren-Justin wedding in the morn- ing, Hobbs Greene wedding. Mrs. Mary Stobert and Mrs. Tom Stobert give a brides luncheon at the Country club in compliment to Miss Nell Harris. Rehearsal and buffet supper for the White Harris bridal party It the George C. Harris residence.
 Walton White wedding. THURSDAY, JANUARY 9.
 White Harris wedding at the Harris residence S:30 in the eEs-ing. TUESDAY, JANUARY II.
 Stringfellow Mauney wedding in At- lanta.
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CLEVER USE. OF A TALENT THE COUNTRY CLUES HOUSE WARMING TO BE A BRILLIANT EyENT-THE COMING OF COR NELL MUSICAL CLUBS ANTICI- PATED BY SOCIETY - MIR. MEREDITH ROBERTS AN NOUNCES RECEIVING LIST FOR HIS TEA IN HONOR OF THE CORNELL MEN - MISS COPELAND'S ENGAGEMENT TO MIR. BURKE-OTHER TOPICS
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Roscoe Harris. Miss Irene Embry, Mrs. Mary Stobert, Mrs. John W. Sibey, Mrs. r. D. Mooney. Mrs. Jack Eaton, Mrs. Roberta Harris Vim, Mrs. A, R. For syth, Mrs. Barnes Morgan. Mrs. Thomas D. Parke. Mrs. Brooks Forbes. Mrs J. T. Hayes, Mrs, M, r. Messer, Mrs Horace C.. Roberson, Miss Dorsey Harris, Miss Myrtle Miles, Miss Hilda Clark, Miss Ruth Haynes, Miss Agnes Bethea, Miss Rem froe Embry, Miss Mary Harrison, Miss Fife Hodges of AshVille, Mrs. L. A. Hawkins and Mrs. ]. J. Duncan.
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MIR. AND MRS. MALONY
 HOUSEWARMING HOSTS

MT. and Mrs. Henry Newton Malony will celebrate the first anniversary of their marriage with housewarming January l at their new home on south Twelfth street. They have issued POO invitations. Mrs. John Wallace Coch- rane, Jr.. Mrs. Wilson Irving Burgin and Ars. Charles Marshall Dewitt will as- sist in receiving
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of the dining room. Debutantes assisted in receiving with different matrons and the men felt it an obligation to rush in, make an inane remark or two, take a
 glass of egg-nog or sherry or even cham
 pagne-although the latter was not con-
 sidered good form-and rush out. They
 usually travelled in sets of four or five,
 in carriages or hacks from the clubs.
 Two hundred calls or more with liquid I'refreshmehts at each house. would us-
 ually prove disastrous and the custom
 had to be abandoned, Thirty years ago writer on social topics bewailed its de-
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MRS. LOVENTHAL AND
 MRS. TALK HOSTESSES

Mrs Morris EallS and Mrs. X. s. Ioven- thai will entertain jointly Friday after noon at the Phoenix club in compliment 10 Miss Lucille Lenk, with q bowling party. The bridal party, the visitors and their hCstesscs will compose the personnel of the party.
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SPEND THE DAY PARTY WITH MRS. SHELBY

The Ladies Aid society of the Church of the Advent will give a spend the day party Monday, December 90, at the home of Mrs. Charles Sibley, 2l63 Highland avenue. The members of the congrega- tfon and St Agnes Guild are invited to be present and are asked to be prompt. The hour is 1 o'clock.
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TO RECEIVE WITH
 MRS. HARRY WALSTROM

Mrs A. H. Walstrom whose afternoon tea Friday will compliment Miss Nell Harris has invited the following friends to assist her in receiving;
 Miss Nell Harris. Miss Jamie Harris, Miss Sue Clarke, Mrs. Hubert Scrugss, Mrs. Tom Stobert. Mrs. Charles F.. Dow man, Jr., Mrs. E. J. Cheeseman, Mrs.
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MRS. SCHULHOEFER'S ITNIOUE PARTY

Df and Mrs. Schulhoefer will entertain the members of the Oster-Lenl< bridal party with a Dutch supper tomorrow evening, the unique features of which
 will make it especially attractive.
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Julia White and Miss Virginia White, and little Miss Katherine Leedy, daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. w. B. Leedy, Jr.
 Miss Virginia White will be maid or honor and Miss. Elizabeth White brides- maid. Little Miss Leedy is to be the rngbearer Mir. Robert Ware is to be MT. Walton's best man.
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WALTON-WHITE
 WEDDING PLANS

The Walton-Whte nuptial plans are complete the attendants having been in- vited and number of dates arranged for entertainments. The marriage will be sol enlnized at o'clock the evening of Jan uary s at the home of Miss Julia Whites $ parents, Mir. and Mrs. Frank J. White, l71g South Tenth avenue. with a reception to follow at 9.
 The Rev. Joseph A. White of Baltimore will be the officiating minister and the bride will be attended by her sisters, Miss
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cay and described with some pathos, the numbers of pretty cara baskets tied with ribbons of all colors, hung out on door and bell knobs, but the veteran caller saw no beauty in them. Messenger boys were sent with cards and then the mails were employed and so out dropped the custom. On that particular New Years,
 Mir. and Mrs. Vanderbilt, Mrs. Paran Stevens, Mir. and Mrs. William E. Dins- more, Mr. and Mrs. Woodbury 1.angdon,
 Mir, and Mrs Witherbee, Mir. and Mrs. F..
 S. Jaffrav and Mrs. G. L. Schuyler in
 town, and Mrs. Edwin Stevens at Castle
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MRS. GEORGE WEBB
 HOSTESS FOR MRS. OATES

Mrs. George M. Webb will be at home Saturday afternoon in compliment to her daughter, Mrs. John B. Oates Ouna Webb of Charlotte, N. C., who is her guest, and for Miss Jettaileen Farley of Montgom- cry.
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MISS JENNIE THOMPSON BOX PARTY HOSTESS

Miss Jennie Thompson will entertain a party of her friends Tuesday afternoon with a box party at the Bijou. She is al home for the holidays from St. Cecelia academy, where she is a student, and her box will be decorated Tuesday with the school colors.
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COUNTRY CLUB TO
 KEEP OPEN HOUSE

New Year eve win mark perhaps the initiation of an annual club night at the Country club; just as the Southern club has it's Thanksgiving eve annual re- ception, the other fashionable organiza tion may decide upon New Year eve anu
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MRS. w. B. LEEDY, JR.,
 TO GIVE A LUNCHEON

Mrs. William Bibb Leedy, Jr, will en- certain at lunchean January in compli- ment to Miss Julia White, whose engage ment to MT. Jack Walton has been an- nounced.
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MRS. ERNEST POMEROl
 TO BE A HOSTESS

Mrs Ernest Pomeroy will entertain the members of her club and few addi- tional guests Friday, January B. with a beffffet luncheon at her home.
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GENERAL SUMTER CHAPTER
 MEETS JANUARY '

General Sumter chapter. D. A. R., will not meet Wednesday because of the holi- day but will assemble the following Tues day, January [. 1t
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MIR. CONE TO SING
 AT SOUTHSIDE BAPTIST

MT. James Hamilton Cone will sing the offertory today at the Southside Baptist church-"It Came Upon the Midnight Holy"
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M. P. c. CLUB
 PROGRESSIVE LUNCHEON

The progressive luncheon which was s joint hospitality extended by the mem bers of the M. P. C. club. was one Of the
 pleasant holiday incidents of yesterday.
 IBecipning with the first course, at the
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-02
"ROAST"
YANKEE ATHLETES

LONDON. Aug. 1.-The continued asi-
tation over Great Britain poor showing
in the Olympic games brought about a
meeting tonight OF the athletic advisory
club to consider the situation. Lord Dcs-
borough, who presided said that II Great
Britain competed at Berlin in the next
Olympic games. she must take the games
as seriously do other nations, fie ad
Nocated team representing the entire
empire In the track events.
Lord Desboroush proposed $4,000 be
raised In each OF the next three years and
$50. 900 the fourth year to be used for pre-
parations. 4 letter from Sir Arthur CO.
nan Doyle was read announcing that he
would appeal TO the public for Sl25.000.
The Rev. Il :. De Courev LatfaD.
member or the British Olympic commit
tee, proposed that $l50.000 be raised.
The most exaggerated impressions pre-
vail in England regarding the American
Olympic team. Enormous sums were spent
and an army Of trainers carried. accord
Ing to British newspapers. Lord Deg-
borough is quoted as saying the running
track and swimming tank on board the
Finland for the Americans cost 500 900.
The solemn BlaCkWoCds Magazine
prints an editorial under the head The
Folly of International Sport" which is the
fercest attack on the Americans that has
yet appeared. 1t accuses them Of being
professionals whose only business is TO
show that these United states can whip
the univ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-02
NOTICE.

state Democratic convention VII he
held at Salt Lake theater. Salt LsSe
City. Utah. commencing az eleven O'Clock
a m on the oq,h day Of August, 1sl-.
{or the nomination of candidates Tor the
following state Offices to Wit; -Four
presidential electors. ono judge OF the
suprenle court. 4 governor. secretary OF
state state auditor. state treasurer. AZ
torney General superintendent OF puonc
Instruction and two conSressmen.a
large. A state Democratic COMMITTEES
will also be elected. ard such otner DUST
ness transacted as mas properly come
The convention for which notice Is
Nc reby given will consist Of e5s delegates
at the ratio OF one delegate for every
sIxtv-f i've votes. or major portion there
of cast for Hon, Frank B. stephens:
Democratic candidate for presidential
cIertor i'm 1908 The apportiopnent OF
delegates among tho several counties OF
the state, on said basis. Is as folloWs'
Beaver. II. Box Elder. 81. Cache. 81;
C.arhou. .: Davis. 20, Emery, IL; Garfield.
:: Grand .. Iron. s.: Juah, %; Kane.
Milard. T.; Morgan, 3; Pluto. 3; Rich. =
sS: SEWER la Summit, %: Tooele, Y;
UIntah. H. Ttab. ~ Wasatch, 10;
Washington. s.: Wayne. &; Weber, 6i.
County Democratic chairmen OF the
various counties VIII take notice of this
call and provide Tor the election Of said
dolAKstes In their respective counties by
primaries or conventions, held therein.
on or before August 2s 1912. -.
BY order of the committee.
Attest: S. r. THURMAN, Chairman.
HEBER c. JEX. Secretary fiSs
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MT. BAKER MARATHON
WON BY HAGGARD

BELLINGHAM.W Wash. Aug. l,-Har-
vey Haggard Of Glacier won the annual
Mount Baker Marathon this morning,
covering the twenty SIX mile mountain
trail In seven hours and thirty-four MIN
utes, lowering the record OF last year
BY two hours and thirty-eIght minutes.
Joe Frankovi5 finished second in the
race with Victor Calbraith third. Paul
Westerlund finished among the tall
enders. after reaching the summit first.
Westerlund. the favorite IN the Getting,
ran himself OFF his feet In making the
ascent Eaggard Frankov!Z ana Gal
braith all went over the glacier trail,
The runners left Bellinsham at II o'clock
last night. part OF then, going by train
10 Glacier and the others BY automobile
TO the Dep,ing trail. Both the special
trains and the automobiles covered the
intervening distance at a speed Of mile
a minute. The runner encountered both
rain and snow on the mountain and O.
part of the time were enveloped In
dense fog banks.
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LIBERTY BOYS WIN
PLAYGROUND MEET

The Liberty park Fairgrounds defeated
the S1cneer Fairgrounds in a track and
field meet on the Pioneer grounds yes
terdey afternoon.
SuEu'nry;
50-Sard dash-Gallacher. Liberty. first
Brady. Pioneer, second; Reasc, Liberty
third; Pratt, Pioneer, fourth Time
seconds.
60-yard dssh-C;allacher Liberty. first;
Schoenfeldt. Liberty second: Reed. LIB
erty, third: Reese, Liberty, fourth. Time
Sis seconds.
7S-yard dash-Taylor. Liberty. first
LLOYD Pioneer second; GALLAGHER. Lib
erty, third. Time seconds.
Senior high jump-Greaves. Liberty.
first; Taylor Liberty second Retting
Pioneer third Height Ave feet.
Senior broad )ump-Tayior. Liberty,
first; Greavcs Liberty. and Lloyd. Fio-
neer. tied for second. Distance. - feet
= Inches.
Role vau,-Greaves and Taylor. LIB
erty. tied for first: Getting. pioneer. sec
ond Mccoy. Pioneer. fourth. Height. I
feet 4 inches.
Potato race-SulIivan. Pla,t valiant.
representing Pioneer. won.
Swimming race-Liberty took first and
second and Pioneer third and fourth.
Nollcy ball and catch ball were won by
the Pioneer teams.
Indoor baseball--Liberty. s; Pioneer. 8.
Outdoor hasebsll-Liberty. e09, Pio-
ncer g.
Liberty won the junior high and broad
| jumps and the Junior swimming relay by
default.
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the hree-cornered team match race at
one mile, Fogler and Hill, Root and
Lawson and Hehir and Walker will com
pose the three teams. The Hehir-Fogler
feud has not been settled by any means
and should the hnal sprint bring these
two riders into conflict the officials win
have To be on the lookout TO prevent
rough riding. Lawson declares that he
and Root Will win the race.
Lawson is also determined TO capture
the one-mile open, which viii bring out
all Of the professionals, This race Will
be run in two heats and final and II
promises 10 he one of the hardest con-
tested events OF the season, Besides
Lawson, Goullet and Clarke there are
four five other riders who will be out
battling for victory In this race and II is
hard TO tell who will win.
All OF the professionals except Clarke
and Goullet Will take part in the Austria
Ian pursuit race. There Will be six rid
ers 10 start in the final and they Will
be placed at equal distances around the
track. The race will continue until one
rider has passed all OF the others.
The amateurs are read to show their
best speed In the third Of mile handicap.
In this event the llmi! men will he about
Nifty Yards in front Of those who start
from scratch and tho pace Will have In
be swift II the back bunch is to get In
the money. There will also be a two
mile lap handicap for tho amateurs.
Manager MacFarland has a total OF
hfteen events OH the programme.
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.onal sprintiug. with Jackie
yer lawson and Alfred Goullet
ne pace. marked the final train
2rnay for the cycle race meet
:4it Palace saucer this evening.
@fke and Goullet were on the
~ OF yesterday afternoon and
,8ed that they are in the very
-ondition for their special match
evening.
''qom that a bicycle race arouscs
interest as is now being shown
<9ntest. The keen rivalry be-
IKE and Goullet Is well known
:ncally ell OF the professional
Y Inc saucer have taken sides
1etting on their favorites.
ms to Manager Floyd MacE'ar-
ke Is riding as We'll now as he
ldden In his life He has plenty
$nd is again showing that bril-
1rn which has made him one OF
'<st riders the game has ever
. roniiet, too, Is riding at his
ne present time.
+re Will be run best two In three
one mile each and there Will
l1cemakers 10 keep the riders
t,m start to finish. Goullet de-
ne will get revenge for the
14st SUNDAY night. when Clarke
tS1 HIM knocking him from his
.rke declares that he is ready
,lS that GouIlet may try to pull
ht he IL plenty able TO take
4 bitterly fought contest will be
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luctant than was Manager McLelland to
call off the races. and the crowd begged
that the events at least be started. The
management was unwilling, however, to
run the risk of getting It's grandstand
and bleachers filed UP and having the
threatening.
A more disappointed lot Of racers could
not have been found at any track in the
country last night than at Wandamere.
Whittier Brodbect. Bernstrom, Ward,
Mcneil. Mccall and the other men who
have worked so hard the past week get
ting in tip-top shape for Thursday S
events took the postponement hard. FOR
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the track late last night, There will be
no change In the programme. however.
and the races Will be run Friday night
as though nothing had happened
Rognon, Duckworth, Mccall and Thorn
as are up for the first race tonight and
the event Is two-rnile heat OF the point
race In which the men are TO compete.
Whittier and Ward are on for the second
event ON the card. the race being the
first four mile heat of their three heat
match race. Then Rognon. Duckworth,
Mccall and Thomas Will ride the second
heat OF their point event and the dis
lance will be three miles, Whittier and
Ward will furnish the thrills of the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-02

John Bers. the big Portiand wrestler
who is to meet Demetral here In a two
rut t-of-;h-ee fall match al Cooley park
aext Wednesday night. has met many
good men In the last four years
The Portland grappler Is due here sat
urday morning from the coast and he
will Immediately begin his training al
the central fire station.
Demetral is working out at the Gar
rick. That theateT Is closed and the
stage has been cleared. DemetraIs big
wrestling mat has been put down and
every morning and afternoon the Greek
can be found with half a dozen wres-
tlnE partners.
The Empire Athletic club that is pro-
noting the match at Cooley park next
Wednesday. let the contract yesterday
for the erection OF platform on which
the men Will wTestle.
George Nelson. the local heavyweight
wrestler. will meet Yousiff Uassan. the
Turk. who agrees TO throw Nelson itwice
In an hour or lose the match The event
will ba the preliminary.
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1t meant night of riding to these men
that hasn't been duplicated so far this
year at Wandamere,
Sore at each other. aDgered over petty
squabbles and jealousies. the riders put
state around the training quarters, and
as evening drew on and they began to
get in shape for the nights racing word
or two was dropped that indicated a
half dozen plans afoot to make things
just as uncomfortable for some of the
riders as could possibly be arranged.
''It rained just enough to make il un-
wise to let the crowds come down." said
assistant Manager Norman Hopper OF
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The weeks weather demonstrated last
night that 1t respects neither places nor
events. and at o'clock. with the ram
drops pattering softly down on the broad
cXpanse OF track at the piepan, the man
agement of Wandamere's motordrome
called off its races and announced that
with due Difference to the intentions oil
the weather man. whatever they may pei
the card OF events arranged for Thurs-
lay night will be run this evening
Several hundred fans who had arrived
carly at the resort were even more re-
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Batted for Dell IN ninth
SALT LAKE.

Weaver DeycreauS, Runs batted .n-By
shannon. Spencer Q Weaver. Bi,trori
Klein 2, of Dell 3. Struck out--By Klein
.. by Dell :. by Bittrolr 3 Hits-On
Klein In two Innings: Deli o in six In
nlngs. Runs--On Klein 5. Left on bases
Butte T. Salt Lake 6. Double plav-Pen-
detou 10 ABBOTT; Pendlpton 10 Davis 20
Abbott Wild pitch-BittrolT. Passed ball
Shannon ?. First base on crrors-Tsutte
>. Salt Lake . Time or eaTe-i:9i. TN
piTe-Carney. Atrepdarce-200
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MISSOULA

sBettcd for Roberts In the ninth.
ssBatted for Warren In the ninth.
Great Falls % o o 2-6
Missouia =. a o o o o 0-3
Summary: Left on bases-Great Falls
10 Missouls s. Stolen bases-Giffen. Fay
Sacrifice hits-Bassey, Warren Zamloch.
Ciffen. Two base hits-Misse. Hester.
PerrIne Three-base hit-Bassey. Struck
out-By Hildebrand 10. by Zamloch 5.
Bases on balls--On Hilderbrandt 8, on
Zamloch s. Wild pitohes-Zamloch. Time
OF gamc-21s. Umpire-Frary,
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DELL AND b|TTROLFF
BOTH STAR ON MOUND
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threw low to Abbott The throw was no;
good. Abbott let II roll TO the stands
and Mathes scored. Davis then let
Gums nit go by and Levy took third.
Shannon singled 10 left and Levy scored.
Jensen flied TO DeyeTeauX
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Monte TO Box Chavez,

TRINIDAD, Colo, Aug. Monte At
tell OF San Francisco was today matched
by the Santa Fe Athletic club to go
twenty rounds here on Labor day with
Benny Chavez. the Trinidad Mexican
boxer Attell accepted terms by wire
and will come to Trinidad the latter
part Of August 10 finish his training.
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H|GHLANDERS AGAIN
LOSE TO ELECTR|CS
Hildebrandt Is First Great
Falls Pitcher 10 Beat
ZamlOch.

MISSOUBA. Mont, Aug l.-Great Falls
had little trouble In beating Missoula to-
day. for tho locals presented the visitors
with six runs while three made the sum
total scores they were able TO get off the
delivery OF Hildeorand. This makes the
first game Zamloch has lost TO Great
Falls th;s season
The second game Of scheduled double
header was stopped by rain. The score:
GREAT FAILS
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FISHING SPECIAL
To Spring Greek, Utah County, Best
Fishing Ever offered In Utah.

Stream closed for over two years.
Will be opened Sunday, August A, mt
4 a. m.. after arrival of train. Special
train will leave D. g. R. g. depot at
1890 Saturday night. Fare sl.5o
round trip. Secure tickets to Spring
Vile and return at city Office. Judge
building. or D. & R. G. depot. Return
ing leave Spring Creek p. m. on .spe-
cial or on any regular train from
Springyille,
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COBB STEALS HOME
AGAINST SENATORS
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allowed but three hits. all coming ~
the fourth inning
Shotten beat out an inheld groGndeI
and Austin sacrificed, Pratt singled.
scoring Shotten. Kutina also singled
Williams forced Kutina at second and
the winning run was put over by Pratt
on the double steal. Gardners home ru'.
nctted the only run for the SoX.
ST. LoUIS-BoSToN.
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EMF F|ELD THROWS MUD
IN LOCH|EL'S FACE
Continued From Preceding Page)

81; PLANT. lo2: Ray. i05: Cloud Chief, Monsieur
X. i0I Congressman James. lis.
Seventh race. milo and sixtoonth-Swarts Hill.
l0T; Tom Hayward. I03: AT Once. 1885, Super
visor Taboo. I05. LeSh. FaIcads. lo7: John Louis.
los; Tsncndo. li2
'hpprentice allowance.
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Hendrix Beats Brown.

ON, Aug. In a pitchers duel
, Hendrix and Buster Brown. the
uas the better and Pittsburg won
md game of the series from the
Ia TO q. But seven hits were
|uring the proceedings. Pittsburg
four and Boston three. Boston 6
m was made IN the opening In
4 a pass 10 Carey. McKechnie's
ma Wagner's inHeid out.
PITTSDuRG-BoSToN