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Special from United Press.)
 New Haven, Jan. S-Forecast: snow tonight and probably Tuesday, slow ly rising temperature. Brisk east and southeast winds.
 A long trough of low pressure ex- tending from Louisiana northward to Minnesota is producing cloudy and un- settled weather with rain or snow and rising temperature in the Mississippi valley. Pleasant weather with low temperatures continues over the wes- tern sections.
 Conditions favor for this vicinity fair weather followed by increasing cloudiness with rising temperature and probably snow. on Tuesday.
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H-CELLAR CHAMPS
BEAT TA|LENDERS
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
oGDENs July 9.-In another seusa =
tionel ninth-inning finish. for which the
oSoeh club is acquiring fame around the
circuit, the Mackmen took the opening
| game or the series from the Helena
puhch at Glepwood this afternoon by a
| o-lo-4 count. 1t was largely a case Of
hlownp on the part of the visitors after
having things their own way for eight
atIi attn'hss. nut Manager irby himself prob
ABLY contributed literally To the defeat
of his club when he sent Harry I<iillIay
| 10 line relief Of Vinegar Dick" Mears
after the latter had pitched great hall
unt showed sight signs of waverins
ninth. 90
kitty" Knight hurled great ball all
me way and II would not have required
me aid or his own hitting stick 10 win
mad The support behind him been per-
rect He got away 10 bad start as
did also Meors. Three for Helena i'm
the first and the same number for Ogden
III the second put the teams on an even
looling until 1rby scored for a lead in
The seventh, After two were down In
The eighth Lussi hit for three bags, hut
might held last and retired lrby on
a bounder to Van.
Mears was still playing a no-hit en-
eighth and McClosliey stock took slump
when Erickson, who had been sent up 10
MT for Van. struck out at the opening
of the ninth. Then the crowd got I'm
some good work and II had lis effect on
Vinegar Dick" who passed MURRAY Ie
was still trying TO locate the plate with
Wood UP when Irby sent Kllliay 10 the
rescue after two halls had been called
McCloskey also decided to make a change
when Killilay went in, sending Andy
Jensen TO replace Wood. The Brigham,
peach failed to connect but he landed
walk
Even with two on the lines the pros
pect was not frightened when Perkins
mt fast one to Menges at third and
was thrown out In a manner which
brought torrents of abuse down upon I'M
pire Wright.
The putout advanced both men and the
tying.up run came over when MURRAY
scored on kitty knights grounder 10
Lussi, Killilay being unable TO cover first
In time TO take the throw. George Wess~
Ter sent the winning count In with q sim
gle through Menges at third
The score.
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Consolidated Music Co.


day. but In none OF them was his SUI
periorlty so clearly evident as In the
handicap, when he rated Spohn along sc
carefully that Spohn had plenty left wher
the time came Tor rush Acumen was
allowed to get the pace and Taplin. judg
Ing tho pace to nicely. outgeneraled the
other riders. winning In the comparative
ly slow time of 1:40 10
Spectators Jared very we'll yesterday
and the books had one of the worst days
Of the meeting.
There was a truce In the selling war
yesterday. None of the horses were run
up, but in the last race, after Stare had
won his owner, Bedwel. was hugely dis
gustcd when lie heard thick voice cry
out, 'I bid $500" Ii was the first bid
of the day and Bedwell looked around to
see who his foe was. He found the bid
der was a convival individual, Judge
Hopper noticed it at the same time and
promptly asked for evidence OF good
faith. These the bidder was not inclined
TO give, SO Judge Hopper promptly de-
c)ared "No bid" and Stare was led back
to Bedwell's stable.
run one week from today There Will be
no partlality. as tho riders will get their
mounts by lot, In Kentucky and else
where gentlemen riders anxious to have
the honor OF winning the race. often pay
a round sum for some extra good mount,
lotted by shaking up names I'm a hat.
insuring an equal chance to all Gem
tlemen riders who want TO enter the race
should send their names to Secretary
Martin Nathanson, Horses will be fur
nshed by various ables at the track.
The race will afford plenty OF amusement
and the winner will receive handsome
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-10
Walsh 8 Big Task.
International News Service

BY TnternationaI News SerVice.
PHILADELPHIA. July "a ninth in
ming rally on the part Of the Atbletica
won for them from the White Soe TO 2
today. Philadelphia took one~run lead
IL up in the fourth. In their half OF the
ninth the Sox added n tally and all that
was left for Walsh 10 do was to retire
Baker, Mclnpes and Strunk.
Baker slammed liner to right. Rath
lost II and Baker got on first and took
second When Collins missed ball
Walsh threw TO frighten Baker. McInneS
sacrificed. Strunks hounder hoped
Walsh's head and went for n single.
while Baker came in with the tying run.
Strunk stole second, Barry struck out
and Lapp hit one so hard that Bodie
simply looked at II and then started for
tho clubhouse
CHICAGO PHILADELPHIA.
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Davis, Devereaux. Three base hits
Bauer 2), Home runs-Fortier. Orr,
Bauer Stolen bases-Hester, Abbott,
Sacrifice hits-Weaver (2), Runs batted
in-Hester (2), Kelly (2), F'ortler (S),
Davis (2). Deyereaux, Orr (2). PendletoD.
Abbott Co, Weaver. Ames (2), First
base on balls-Oh Zimmerman. l. of
Ames. /. Struck out-By Williams. 2; by
Ames. 2. Uits-Oft Timm erman, 3 In less
than 1 inning. Left on bases-Great
Falls. ~; Salt Lake, Z. Double play
Hester (una assisted). Wild pltch--Wil-
liams. First base on errors-Salt Lake.
4, Hit by pitcher-Castro Time Of game
-2:0I Umpire-Frary. Attendance
$50
Second game
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SENATORS TAKE TWO
IN ST|RR||VG FINISH
By International News Service

~ international News Service.
WASHINGTON. July 9.-The Senators
won bosh games OF the double. .heod.r 20
day from the Maps by score OF 10 !,
and TO 3, 1t took II innings IN dec,ae
'"e hrst game. Gandli walked in the
ensnh eonenth inning. took second on Morgan S
sacrifice and scored when Griees Over.
threw third.
hahier was Knocked out OF the box IN
Ne NJ. iouTth session OF the second game and
n.'tchet' VINO succeeded him, allowed but
one MT II the seventh with the score
ued, Milan walked. stole second and
scored on Gandis single.
wAsHrNeToN-CI.EvELA
FIRST GAME
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Double-Header Today.

The SkysCraperS and George Reed S
band Of warriors Will meet again today
In ouble-header. Reed says his men
needed a day In which 10 overcome the
hoodoo which overlook them while in
ogden last week. and that they Will come
back Mt the league leaders this afternoon
and trim them In both games.
Leo Dressen is slated to work In the
first game for Salt Lake while Cooley ex-
poets TO use Dillon. "a pitcher who ar
rived yesterday from the cast, In the
second game.
The CooleysoX fell so hard on the
Great Falls twiTlers yesterday that
Reed does not know definitely who will
do the slab work for him today. Rube
Hidebrand and Eddie Quick Will prob
ably occupy the mound FOR Great Falls
and unless one of his old cntchers is able
to work Mann Will catch again Weaver
and Fortier will DO the backstoppng for
Salt Lake.
First game
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Ihuil ~ ~ =" - IL
sBattcd for HildebraDdt in eighth.
SALT LA KE.

Summary: Two base hlts-Fortier 2.
Davis. Orr 2. Pendleton .. Glnln ., Faye.
Weaver 2. Murphy, Dov ereaux. Abbott
Three base hit-Giffin. Home run
Huelsman. Stolen bases-Bauer, Abbott.
Weaver. Sacrifice hits-Nisse, Jenson
Runs batted in-by Murphy 3. Huelsman
4. Hester, Castro. FortIer. Bauer 2. Da-
Wis, DovereauN 2. Orr. Pendlcton, Abbott,
Weaver s. First base on balls--oH Glf-
I'm |. Castro 2. Jensen .. Struck out
by Jensen .. Morgan ., Giffin .. Castro
8, Hildebrandt 3, Left on bases-Great
Falls 10, Salt Lake G. Double play
Hester to Faye 10 Gifrin. Passed ball
Mann .. Hit by -pltcher-Pendleton by
Williams. Time Of game-2;22.
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|TTS STILL FORGE
PE|V|VANT
|hewson and Brown Meet,
fth Victory for Christy;
4 O'Toole in Form.
,-national News Service.

~rAGO July 9.-Twc pitchers o.
..Ilum DAYS. Brown and Mathew
,ooxed up today and at the finish
.-son had the better of the argu-
n to 2,
hitting brought three runs across
second ard sixth for the visitors
4 the seventh Schulte's muff was
a. Two more Giant tallies.
. cubs ou;hit the visitors. but neg
4 n COP any triples or homers. Four
1 slnms. one OF them triple, pro-
SVo New York runs In the Sec
H. the sixth Herzog homer added
Ia Schultz obliged In the seventh.
NEW YoRK-cHICAGo
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Cardinals Win Twice.

/ -@'T''oI NNVWS sSEI VICE.
toIlS, July 2.-The Cardinals
ae Boston braves a double defeat
ana to Z. the second game going
.nmnBs. Harmon was master OF
game, allowing only three hits
"tn inning the Cardinals punched
triple, double and single
Hse all the runs off Donnelly.
IN the ninth inning, when Nc
sno ORourke each made three
80 throws, allowed the Cardinals
ne second game, and in the elev-
double and Bliss's sim
usnt IN the winning run.
ST. LoUIs-BosToS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-10
H|GHLANDERS WIN
FROM BUTTE MINERS

MISSOULA, July s.-Ths Highlanders
beat the Mountmen today to 2. Ma1oney
pitched good ball after the first Inning
In which he allowed three hits, one
ebagger. Bush was steady and but
three men an inning faced him, barring
the second third and ninth frames. The
locals made their two errors aftor two
were out In the ninth, The score:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-10
Wsgner's Fielding Wonder,
fernefjoDal News Service

ESBURG, July 9.-O'Toole pitched
q ball today and only one Quaker
u third. that in the eighth inning
Raskert was on that bag and Lo-
>n second, O'Toole famed Magee
<nyath and made Luderus pop up
ID fy. The feature Of the game
DE fielding OF Wagner, he having
.ld twelve out of thirteen chances.
1burgs two runs We're rushed over
2le after two were out. Byrne sin
Carey hit for three bases. scoring
On Voix's triple Carey reached
With the second run.
4 Observation-Disclosures.
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Ty Cobb in Gotham.

BY International News Service,
NEW YORK. July 9.-The Detroits cas-
iiy took the first game OF the series from
the Yankees to 2. This was Cobb's
hrSt appearance in New York since his
night with a spectator who abused him
IN May There was no demonstration
when Cobb appeared today With the
game we'll IN hand Mullin was relieved in
the latter hall of the fourth by Works
kho pitched well
DETR0rT-NEu y0px
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COOLEY TAKES BOTH
WITH SMALL EFFORT
Continued from Preceding Page.)

n single over third base. Hippo" Huels-
man then pulled off one OF the features
OF the day by driving the ball over the
right field fence for a home run. the hit
counting four runs.
y single by Kelly. one by Castro and
an error by Orr gave the visitors one
more in this round and tied up the
score.
Salt Lake scored one in its half of the
sixth.
Great Falls scored one again In the
seventh and things began 10 look as
though the fans would see a real fight
after all.
Ali these hopes went glimmering when
the CooleysoX gathered three more In the
seventh and p Ike number in the
eighth
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Dodgers Easy for Reds.
national News Service

ENATI. July 9.-The Reds beat
cklyns in Jig time this afternoon
nFe OF 70 0, Marsans drove over
u run OF the game in the sixth
after Bescher had doubled
was overcome by the heat In
Enad inning and retired In favor OF
des. who pitched brilliantly for
81 seven innings. Rucker also
u With great skill. and Bescher,
ceed the one run. was the only Red
zaeh third base.
cNcTr-ryk rykrr-aPooKryN
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Batted for Mcnamara in ninth
afINc.rNIrI

Summary; Lett on bases-Butte &,
Missoula s. Sacrifice hit-Carman. Sac
rince fiy-Oriet. Two base hits-Tobin,
SchIIs Three base hit-Bassey- Double
plays-Roberts to Perrine. Perrlne TO
Orict to Carmeu. Struck out-by Malo-
ney a. by Bush 8. Bases on balis-off
Maloney l. Hit by pitched balls-Chang-
non. Oriet. by Maloney; Maloney. by
Rush. T1me-I:3s, Umpire-Hurlburt.
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DETRoIT-NEw YORK.

summary. Three base hlt-&ullin. wo-bass
hits-SimmonS. Cobb, 2inn. Stolen bnses-Jopes
Crawford. Loudcn 2. Double plny-Crawford 70
Bush. Bases on balls-on Mcconnell. 4: of Null
lin 1. of Works. g Struck out-By McCon aoll
|: by Mullin !; By Worko. 1. sacrihce hits
Bush. aaloncy. Left on bnses-Eew York 7;
Detroit g. Sacrifice 6y-Jones T1mo OF game
lA5. Umplre-Eart.
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Won in Ninth.
By Interna tional News Service,

By international News Service.
BOSTON. July BY q ninth inning
rally Boston batted out a to victory
over the ST, Louis Browns today. Speaker
won the game In the ninth with n single,
scoring o Brien. Baumgartner proved a
tough proposition for the Bostons TO solve.
although they wasted many chances by
careless work on the bases
ST LOUIS-BOSTON
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American Association

AT 81. Paul n II. e
81 Paul ........o o s-7 2
patteries-W Jamce and Land Rjeger and
Marshall. Umpires-Bcrhaltor and Connolly
At Milwaukee r. H F.
rouieyllla 100. % 90
Miivaukes 20 o o 1 o-S 0
paleries-Toney and Pearco; Cutting and
schRlk. UmpiFcs-Heyea and Anderson.
At Kaugna city r. H r.
indianapolis 20 5 0 Z o-s
Kansas city II IS
Batterfss-Schlitzor. AShenfelder and Clark
Powell end James Umpres-ChI and Irwin
Al Minneapolis f. II r.
Columbus ......o q p-5
Minneapolis II . o o al S
Hatrsries-cook aud 8. Smith. Patterson and
". Smith umplres-FerEuson and Handibos
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-10
Pianos and Player-Pianos Are Ime
Practically Your Own Terms

You certainly make mistake if you contem-
plate the purchase of Piano unless you come
to this big sale of the stock of the Idaho Music
Co. We offer you the choice of the worlds
best makes, and on terms you make yourself.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-10

In the many years since this store was estab-
lished, never have such tremendous discounts
been offered-never have such high-grade in
struments been sold at the prices Of the com
monest kinds Of Pianos. Nothing but visit to
the store will convince you of these facts.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-10

"A ~ - Geyer in olghth,
a ,or Steele in eleventh
''' hess in hfrh.
'lie f''-"".o 0 "a o o OF
M: 5,...,l o o o o o I-s
y nlee- base hiis--Hess. O'Uouris.
kss,-,ooossse hlls-Geycr. Brosnalian. Biirs.
.onhrr,,,ase Mcdonald Double plays
|~0F ca psEhs sud Bresnahan Bases
q: b'gn, !. ON IcS. l. Struck out
E,-sss.r sfoHn. g. by Ccycr. 4 gacrl-
N sw..sy, King. Evans saorincc HieS-
B yTnsy. Loft on bnscs-si Louis. :
\ 0Sina of s-n-2.S UmpIrcs-Bren-
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Out when winning run scored

.Two out when winning run scored
Chicago ....."'.....'so :
philadelphia .,'-...'-i v " " " -
summary. stolen 6naes-U. Lord 2. Mat'iek
raIioh,n r. Coiius. Baker. Strunk. Double
.i,.Ionn 10 Barry Bases bsls-.On CooinOs.
4 oil wslsn. Struck on, by ooomb"' g. oy
of uamo-l:l5 UmprcE-W -Wcstorvclt and Evans
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-10

.<u7: Home run-HcrEoG Three. onac hit
4 T<o.hsse h.ts-Saire. Murray. Schultz.
. ercA. Double plnys-Fletcher. Groh. Mer-
|hnek out-By Brown. (. By Mathe~son
&rflee hit-TinkcT. Left on bnscs-Scw
A; chleago ., limo OF same-I:5S. I'm
.fisn and Bush
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-10
Observation-Disclosures.

B s..-....s.,..o 0 o o 0 q =,
a: Throo-6nse hits-Carey. VioK. J.
7ro-baso hiiS-Byrne. Rincy. Double
%lzner. Mccarthy and MILLER: Wagner
~ Mccarthy; Miiler to Wagner, Klllifer
EG poolun TO Luderus. Bases on balls
rle .; of Seeton. Struck ou,-By
~ Loft or bsses-Pittsburg. 5; Fhlis-
10 Time OF Esme-1.5e. umpircs-Eason
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-10

summary Iwo-baso hi;s-Milon, MocIIer.
SIoisn oases-Shnnkn Mcbride. RirnIngha m.
nouolo ph?a-MrBrldo. Morgan. Gandil: Mcbride
ana 1andN, Bases halls-On Polty 2: of
tnshcs |; ON BandinK. g Struck out-By Pclty
:. pE blnnd'nS. l. Sacrifice hi,s-Morrau. RlA nd d.
ins. Sacrifice ny-HirminEhrm. Left on bascr-
Wellington, S: Cleveland : Time OF game
40. tmnircs-o LoGshlln and Esan
sHINGToN-CLEVELAND
SECOND CAME.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-10

Cleveland n I n > n n n =
summary Three -bsse hts-Jackson. Mosller
stolen hnsee-Man. : Double ulays-Blruinc.
nam and Livingston. Bases on haIls-oG Knhler
s. on Mitchell. , Struck out--By Kahlcr s: by
Mitchell. ]; by johnson. l. Left on bases
Washington. 8: Cleveland. s. limo Of gamc-a
hours. UmplreS-o' Loughlin and Eeau
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-10

When you deal with us you deal with respon-
sible, reliable house. We allow 80 days free
trial. Today's opportunities may be gone to-
morrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-10
Western League

At ST Jcseph-s,, Joseph "a: Wichita. o.
AZ omaha-nmahs. 8; Ilncoln
~ Des Molnes-Denvcr. 4; pcs Nolnss .
Al Sioux C'ty-slonN City, 10: Topeka, 6.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-10
OGDEN

summary; JNo-DaSe DltS-Menees,
Perkins. Three base hit-Lussl Bases
on balls-Off Mears 4. off Killilay /. off
Knight l. Struck out-By Mears 2. by
Knight T. Left on bases-He elena 4. Og-
den 5. Passed hall-Perkips Stolen
base-Lussi. Sacrifice hy-Knight. Runs
batted in-By NJ. Kililay L. by Thomp-
son 2. by Perkins l. by Knight ., by
wessler 2. IItts-Off Mears in S1-3
innings, off Killiiay . IN la inning, off
Knight in innings. Time Of game
! hour and 80 minutes Umpire-Wright.
Attendance-o50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-10

Remember these points about this sale: We Of
fer you at sale prices not one special Piano,
but your choice of the worlds best.
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.Two out when winning run eeored.

sTwo out whom winning scored.
81. Louis -,.,,.s,--.s.-'l 90
Boston .,.........,....0 o Ia
summary: Home run-Shotten Thrse- base
h!ts-Stahl Baumgartncr Two-bnae hits-S,ahl,
Serkcs. Stolen basrU-StovAll. Jnntzen. Double
plGys-Laporte. Pratt and Stovall: OBrion TO
Stahl Bases bslls-On % Brion. J; of Baum
zurtner 4. Struck out-By OBrlcn ?. BY Baum
ga-,nsr I Sacrifice hits-LevIH. Gardner, Um-
pi-ps-DInsen and sheridan.
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sT. l. LoUIs-BosTOl
FIRST GAME.

N, '-''''.'.......0 o n n %
- "-.''.......0 o o o q %
Ia @, 9ros.basc hi,-Hauser Two. bnso
h a,olon bsscs-Oshcf Double plays
mali, ,or and Doviln. Buses on balls
4 I; : by Harmon. 2 Left on baSSs-st,
kannsn D Time Of game-iio. TIM
ct LoUIs-gosroN
SECOND CANE
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cEcINNATI-SRooKLYN,
ran for Mclean in eighth.
ea Tor Ruckt- in eighth.

Vt 'EUthN- III 'IENIN.
n, s..........0 o o 0 q o n 90
..-.-....,..0 0 o o 0 o II
Iwo-earo hits-Bescher. Wheat.
-Eayt-Smith and Dnuber. Struck out
50usa. o; b. RucEor. 2. Sacrifice bit
~, Lelt on ba:S-clnclnnaG. 4; Brook
''me OF sbme-i:2l. UmpireR-Riclor and
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FLORAL PARK EQUALS
WORLD MARK IN RACE
Continued From Preceding Page.)

broken, as the programme gave the track
record for the mile and seventy yards as
$50 %. whore II should have been
LAS %. Sandpipcr negotiated the dis
tance In l:i5 Is,
Jockey Taplin won four races ycster-
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Cleveland
Mn-hl.nn,n.

.B1ttcd for Adams in seventh
Sut,cd for Kahler IN hUh.
fBaiiod foy Mitchell In ninth
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-12-27
Cutting ARRAY Last Night

Reuben Jewel, lumberman in
the employ of Beu Thompson at
lola, received a deep cut from a
knife extending from the right ear
to his lip last night about eight
O'Clock. The wound was inflicted
by a member of the party OF
Jewels companions who were eel
ebrating at lola last evening. Jew
els assailant escaped and has not
been apprehended.
Jewel was brought to this city
last evening and had his wound
dressed. The attending physician
took ten stitches in order to close
the cash.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-12-27
GoOch Opens Meat Market

A new meat market is to be
opened up in the Bunting building
next to the Brody Phar-
macy the first of the year by Frank
Gooch, who has resigned his po-
sition with the City Meat Market
which he had held for the past six
months.
The new meat market will be
known as the Cash Market" 1t
will be equipped with new and
modern fixtures and will be up-to-
date in every respect. Mr.. Gooch
is an experienced butcher and has
a host of friends here who will
favor him with their patronage in
his business venture. He will
keep on hand the best the markets
afford and plans to manage his
buying so that he will be able to
offer all meats ct the lowest prices.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-12-27

Harry Sawyer, who has been
serving this town as village mar
shall for the past six months, has
resigned his position to accept the
Office of deputy sheriff of Kootenai
county. Mr.. Sawyer's resignation
takes effect the first of the year
J. A. Morley has been selected TO
fill the vacancy. Mr.. Morley has
been doing special police duty for
some time and has been an efficient
officer in every respect,
Mr.. Sawyer's many friends will
regret to hear of his leaving, while
at the same time they will be glad
to learn of his having been selected
to fill responsible position in our
neighboring county.