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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-25

70 hIst on Oriet's poor throw IA carr,,,
ienoieton scored on the throw sbbntt
,Ip Ios third on CarmGns nun OF Rusb.
throw to first Fortier scored ahhm, ;.
with single over second Ri,troIc ~ ~ opot ',t |
rinSed. Spencer flied To Bassey. E,ort
sSoIe third Bauer walked. but Fortier
caught OFT third on fake throw
10 second Two runs. '''0"
slaIf 1NNINC-ChanEnou dr,ra >,
hot one past Orr ana reached nrst poh4
,Il cr,s and Bush both singled to center and
third siTn but Rnsh So1n'e6; ed; Roberts went to
second. Warren and Perrine each tuMc gTnS
pa$Scs, nllnS the bases. Rassoy wsIteJ
roII00ns Hooerts In, Oriet Gled 10 PHI,
over the plate. Bittrolr oIJIt ana @ cn
replaced him. Dick Cooley was orGsreJ
,tom t,, the field by Umpire Wright. TobIn
NJ noS fseheleto1. who got Carman AT
baVis struck out. DsvercauX wac m
easy out. oriet TO Carnlan. orr o,.d s1 al, an
10 Bassey. No runs N Out
SEVENTH INNING -,-,
over second and Roberts Rscrifjsos
Bush went out. orr to Abbott Warra,,
grounded out Pendlcton TO Abbott No
Pcndleton singled to center .hho,,
,lied to oriet, Fortier singled Ia cem,er r"yor'
Ames hit 10 Perrins who got L,orti.r -;
second and then oriet nailed Ames AZ a.
EIGHTH INNTNG-Perrip. filed o,,, -
Davis Hassey walked. oriet hit 10 Orr -
Wno got saSsey at second and -bsn
sendieton threw oriet out at first. No
sPencar and Bauer each sent q bot
one over second for base. Rnss.~ ,oot
gdHIS long fy 20 center. DeveroauX
singled and Spencer counted run o.
tled out TO Tobin and Pendls-on 70 tSDr
rine. One run. ~ ieI
NINTH INNING-Carnlan beat ont a
ount 10 miro Tobin doubled to right
,-s; ana 'hanGnoB walked. Roberta
GROUNDED out. Pendleton 10 Abbott h,,,
SArrnan scored. Bush hit TO c.ntsr
1Sor'ne Changnon and TobIu. w.,
.aTI go our 20 Davis and Perrine to Dever
Nooott got 10 first on Perrine's error
oruer MT for one. but Drcsssu. Hbo
9Nt,n ,,,u' tor or, Aniss. struck out. Spence
ruing the bases. Bauer blt N
Tynsnshon. who got Abbott a, IA. Mat
Davis flied out 70 Tobln ' P'a'S'
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broken, while John Baisch and John
Baisch. Jr., neighbors. are under bonds
OF $4,000 and $4,000. respectively, pending
preliminary hearing on "Wednesday OF
next week. Mr.. Baisch on a charge OF as
sault and his son. Il boy about 10 years
OF age, the only eyewitness of a seri~
Gus alteration between Pitman and the
elder Baisch.
Trouble had been brewing for some time
regarding an irrigation ditch and hostili-
ties were opened when the two men met
In the road near Kimberly. Just what
transpired is not definitely known ut
present, but the results were learned
when Mrs. Pltman, worried over the non
appearance Of her husband. started out
TO search for him and found him lying
In a serious condition in the road Her
screams attracted passer by who
brought the injured man TO the local hos
pltal. where at last reports he was maxi
Ing satisfactory recovery
Statements are that Pitman's Injuries
were made by piece Of scautlinE In tho
hands OF Baisch. Both men are prorni.
nent ranchers. Mrs. Raisch owning two
OF the finest bearing orchards on the
tract. '''
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RICHARDS ~ THE RACE
Hss Aos Vet Refused 10 Accept the Cub
ernatoriaI Nomination
Special 10 Tho Tribune

Special 10 Tho Tribune
OGDEN. July 2t--Of the three Oxs.u
men named as prospective candidates FOR
The EubNrnatorial nomination on the
Democratic ticket. thara seems 10 n. b,f
one who "a really possibility for the
honor. This man e G. G. Richards. and
the possibility of his candidacy les IN
the fact that he has not yet fntly d.
MED that hn would accept IN. nomina-
ton.
Joseph SCoUcsolt and " s browning
were Tho Other Ogden men "rnentfoncd-
when the mNustaTs % the Dennocra.i,,
party held = session IN salt LAX. 70 =
csrtly Mr. ScOwcruf; declares that he
70 AZ a losr 20 know WHY 10 should h,
mentioned AZ n possible candidate ON
auy ticket. FOR he has never given tNe
least ipiinauon that he would permit
bis name 10 s. before the convention.
sfr. Browning has been absent frar,,
the city since tho Salt Lake conference
was held and his psrroual views on the
matter cannot therefore. b obtained
nov that n. has really been considered
as prospective candidate n Is The
general opinion IN this city. however
that Nr. Browning could scarcely he
conc a candidate when h- u PRINCIPAL
Utockholdcr tu ucwspapsr which Is
pledged 10 the support u Governor WI
Ham S7ry. the Republican cadidate
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FIRE IS BELIEVED
To Be |NCEND|ARY
specIsl % The rrihune.

| SpecieI 20 The Tribune
PARK CITY. Juiy 2..-The hre which
destroyed tho White Front saloon and
Corner saloon buildings here early this
morning has been the main topic of con-
versation about the city today and II
seems 20 be tho general opinion that Il
was the work of lnccndlariea and that
II was their intention 10 destroy the en-
tise business district or Park city. AS
the block in which the hre was discov-
cred is made almost entirely OF frame
ouildinss and the one most likeiy 10
spread the flames.
Both buildings were completely de-
stroyed, the stock and fixtures being
burned or ruined by water and the in
Sides OF tho structures were Euttc3.
During ihe dine OF tho big rre several
small G!azes were discovered throughout
the entire block. which could not be ac-
counted Tor By the hremcn, but were
minutes after the alarm had been
sounded the members OF the local Eolpn-
teer hro department had responded and
seven well-directed streams OF water
were being thrown on the burning build
Ings, and Water Master. James Byrne
said this morning that at ell times there
was plenty OF water, as the pressure
gauge indicated a pressure OF eighty
pounds OF water TO each hose.
The following buildings were burned
or partly DESTROYED by water Corner sa-
'pphs HlNf IpnI sRlOon. OOll &C.
suoyed by flre: Pat Clarkes saloon. dam
aged by fire and water. J. q. Chara's
bakery damaged by fire and water: DR..
a. a. Brownins's office, damaged by FIRE
and water
Mayor John F. Welsh stated this morn
ing that q thorough Investigation was
being made 10 ascertain the cause OF
the fire.
Officer Malin declares that he was In
both saloon buildings less than an hour
before the blaze wss discovered and that
he did not smell anything burning.
Pioneer day was flttingly observed hero
today when the members OF the l. n, 2.
church celebrs ted at the City grove. a
programme OF field sports was enjoyed,
including r. baseball game, and large
crowd OF people took advantage OF the
holiday. This evening a band concert
was given in the handstand by the mem
oers Of the Park City Military band and
'he day was brought TO close with
lall In Rasband's hall.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. James V. |
<earns VIII be held from tho Catholic
'hurch Thursday afternoon at i:30
clock. aud the funeral OF William J.
IT $3.50 o'clock from the residence on
Noodside avenue.
Monday. July %, the local members OF
he knights OF Columbus will give an
I'D fashioned picnic at the City grove.
o which a public invitation IS extended.
The committee having the affair In
harge promise big time for all, as
large dance floor Will be erected and,
long with the sports OF all kinds, dane
ng will be enjoyed during the afternoon
g well the evening.
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START WORK ON LOOP.
Business Center Of oaoen Is &c Be circlod
by Street Cars.
Special To The Tribune

Special IN The Tribune
OGDEN. July 2i--In conjunction with
the preparations which arc being made
20 pave with asphalt the intersections
of the principal streets and Washington
avenue In the business district the Og-
oen Rapid Transit company has started
work on It's Twenty-fOurth street extern
zion. which. when completed. win pro-
duco loop OF the car lines on Washing
ton and Wall avenues aud Twenty fourth
md Twonty-hfth streets.
Manager J. ". Bailey states that IL in
iinposHble 20 announce at this tipo Just
when tho Twenty-fourth street sxtenslon
MI be completed, as arranccnlouts for
constructing the line along tho east ap-
proach - the Hartman yiaduc1 have
not been compi.ted. An agreement could
not b reached as 70 who should paw
Tor the property II portion OF the Kicsal
lot az rho corner of Wall avenue and
Twcniy-fourth street was used for The
car Inc aud some other provision must
Therefore be made.
According 20 the more recent plan. the
stairway leading from the street level 10
the level OF the vfaduct sideoalk is 10 be
irsovcd several feet 10 the west thus al
lowing sufficient space for the cars 10
pnsr under.
The Ogden Rapid Transit company has
abandoned its proposed Twsntv-seyeuth
street extension. owing 20 tho fact that
tho property owners on Jefferson avenue
between Twcnty-fifth and Twcntv-aev-
snth streets have petltloned FOR pnvipr
Manager Bailey declares that his com
ptny cannot hTord 20 lay track In paved
oihtriets 10 reach the suburbs.
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ECClES ENTERS DENIAL.
Says Ogden Railway Is Not interested
In Proposed Merger.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. July 2l--Declaring that in
mis- opinion much OF the talk regarding
the proposed merger OF all independent
electrical Interests In Utah was nothing
more than Idle gossip. David Ecclcs.
president OF the Ogden Rapid Transit
company. said today that his interests
were not involved in any such consoids-
tion aud that he had never even been
approached regarding the deal
According 10 rumors, the lines OF the
local company were to be merged with
tho line of the Salt Lake &c Ogden Rail-
way company with IA view TO completing
an electric line through from Salt Lake
TO Logan. This was included in the pro-
posed plan to merge the interests OF the
knight syndicate, Davis and Weber
Counties Canal company and the Mer-
chants Light & Power company.
Mr.. Eccles said neither he nor his as
soclates cared 10 sell and certainly were
not obliged TO take any such action.
The stock OF the Ogden Rapid Transit
company, he said, was owned by home
people.
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Making Long Auto Tour.
Special to The Tribune

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, July 3<-Another autornobil.
party which has completed the long trip
from tho Atlantic coast TO Ogden, left
for the north today for trip through
Yellowstone park before proceeding to-
ward San Francisco. In the party were
Mrs. L. p. Kulnicutt, H. p. Eddy, and
]. W. Morrison OF Worcester, Mass. and
Miss ] 4 Franklin OF oxford. England.
They expect 20 return 90 Ogden for 2 few
days visit before sta Tting for the Pacific
coast. They lof, Worcester I'm MAY,
making the long trip TO Utah In easy
stages and spending much time on side
trips TO points of Interest. They were
much pleased With tho scenery found on
their trips In the vicinity ot Ogden
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BLANK WINS ANOTHER;
IRON MAN. IS THIRD
(Continued from Page Eighty


took second on the out. Warren singled
20 center and got 10 second on Davis $
error Roberts counted on the hit. Davis
dropped Pcrrine's ensy ~ and Warren
kausrs throw 10 the plate. hut For'ier
threw him out TO orr. Three runs.
Pentleton drew a pass hu, Abbot
struck out Fortier's nv went 10 Warren
and Bittrolr lined out to Perrtne. No
runs
THIRD INSISG-Bassey singled 10
right and was given second hy the um-
pire when Abbott held him on FIRST Orlcc
sacrificed Bazsey to third. Carman
grounded 10 Orr and was safe at Hrrt
when Rsssey beat the throw 20 the plate
robin Nfiei ono 10 nauer. Carmau stol,
second and Changnon fied out to PEN
diston. One run.
sptucer was presented with the bax
on 'olr wide ones. Bauer singled to lefl
sIsnc.r started from second bu; Abbott
nela him az third. Bauer went past sec
ond and landed safe on thira but when
spencer came back 70 third Bauer was
se.'el oars or OF the bax and touched
out by Roberts. Davis took second a.
sGls luncture Zamioch replaces Near
spencer scored and Davis took thJrd on
49,. ' 1tehi, btlck singled 10 center and
laws scored- orr struck out ana Pew
1I-t9r nlef on; 20 Orist. Two rl,ns
FOURTH T'SNING-Rob.fts If, - o.
s,isl, snq S-s s ,sfe on ,he ALTERS error. zaEi-
PeudlNton- Warren singled 20 ,tst, :.
'IS st second trying 20 make IN.
os.e on sauer's throw home Per-ine
%, reHuF 10 Ahbott No r1trs
Noo9t HnEled 70 short and ,c.,k -
ShI NAen Foruer vas given 4 ha.. 81,
e~is Bittrui1 sacrificed so~,r~r
walked. nling the bases Her, r1,.L -.
p1cSi <amioch. Bauer doubled "a -,
and sngilsd the circuit Davis M, 70
hush' She Tot Bauer on third p-rsr-
out Three runs uSS
FlF I'll lNSISC-Bass,y ~. I, oy.r
the riEht neie fence foE a homer Ori.,
vent dcvn. Dsyereaux 10 Abbott c.
nan vRE og;. Prntistoa 20 Ahhott r.
bin grounded out P.adie;oa to Aebott.
one ruu.
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HOSPITALITY FOR
VISITING \. Of c.
Ogden Prepares to Entertain
Delegates Who Will Stop
on Western Trip.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. July 18---Active prepara tone
!oT the entertainment in Utah OF the
delesotes 10 t5e national convention o.
the Knisii;a of Columbus at Colorado
SPRINGS next month were started today
when $. A MaEinnis stats deputy, sp-
pointed a general entertainment commit
tee. consisting OF prominent members OF
tho councils from NIL over the state
The national convention opens on Au-
Eust and the visiting delegates from
the eastern states are expected 10 arrive
IN Ogden and Salt Lake about August
10. According To the present estimate e
there VIII be ~ least ore special truin-
sosd. and possibly two. Many OF the
visitors have already planned a trip TO
tha Yellowstone National park and IL is
for their entertainment while on their
way through Utah thai the committee
was appointed.
ton comprise men In every walk OF NE.
as veil a. many Of the prominent men
os the country. said Mr Mnginnis to-
day. "and II Is our desire 10 present
we'll ne 20 make their stay In the state
as pleasant as possible. Some os these
delegates viii como from points as far
distant as Cuba. Canada and the He
Hsoilan islands"
Those appointed to the ssnsrAl com
mites by the stnte official were 7. J.
- brien. Chairman. salt Lake; w. u,
Roche. Ogden: " J. McGnl. Park CITY
j. =. Stack. Eureka; W. II. Leary. Jo-
seph Qeoghegan. c. II McGurrIn. F. Y, |
Gallagher. J. r. Cosgrir. w. + Halloran. |
John Mesorley, Thomas Horuers, ID. J. |
Laramie. c. r O'Halley. 4. J. ellis. |
James rverU. John c. Lynch and G 4. |
QuiEley, all OF Salt Lake
Utah viii be represented at the ma
tIonal convention by the two state dcpu-
ties. J. Z. CosgTin OF salt Lake and |
Mr. MoEtnnls Of tho Ogden council In
addition 70 these there probably will be
= score Of Utah knights In attendance at
The convention sessions. n being the In
lention Of the members 10 Journey 10
Colorado in n special car Among thoye
who have already sigriFcd their iuten-
lion OF attending the convention nro w |
H. LtarY. grand knight OF the salt Lake
council: W. =. Roche. grand knight OF
Ogden council No. 777. and T. J. O'Brcn.
master of the fourth degree for Utah.
IDAHO and Nevada
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OGDEN'S PIONEER
PAGEANT SUCCESS
Thousands Witness Reproduc-
ton of Scenes Which
Marked Utah'S Birth.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 70 The Tribune
| OGDEN. July "a great historical
! pageant. IN which three hundred pereons
took Part. and including scenes which
! required more than nm hour OF continuous
hction. was. in the unanimous opinion OF
se' ersl thousand people. The big feature
oi an excellent Pioneer day programme
az the Utah Chau;auqua assembly to-
day. The efforts Of 4. ". Hadley. d.
rector. and the members OF the Chau-
taug'la management have been ccntorcd
Tor weeks past on the preparations for
The Utah pageant The success OF the
eudenvor Nns complete,
Tho scenes showed the coming OF q
band OF pioneers by wagon. their estab-
ishmsnt OF a camp and the evening sorv-
Ices and entertainment. Then the well
come that uHs extended To a hanGcart
company. followed by an attack from the
Indians. the final repuison and. the last
scene. the treaty between settlers and
redmen. The drama was staged IN the
sienwood baseball park adjoining the
Chautauqua grounds.
When Governor William Spry, who had
promised 20 attend todav's session. an
nounced that he could not he present,
Or. O. Stanley Hall Was delegated 20
appear at the afternoon session In place
OF the state executive The principal ad- |
dress OF the afternoon was by the Rev. |
p A. slmpldn OF Salt Lake. The |
speeches were followed by the pageant. |
The evening programme was a musical |
festival furnished by the auxetephons. /
In charge OF the Rev. Henry r Rose, !
ID. d. OF Newark. y. J. The music was
accompanied by Illustrations from colorcd |
slides.
Thursday Is Fraternal day al tn. as
sembly. DR.. Hall being tho principal
speaker at both the morning and after
noon sessions
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JarInan Funeral rnday.

-7ff-sAt - A.ti AAf9Ail"
OGDEN. July .t-The funeral services
for Clyde lartnan. ihc boy Who wpa
drowned In the weber river ycstsrday
vill be held az tho Ninth wArd rne.tirc
house az J O'Clock Friday affsr.D1ri
Bish0p W. o. Ridges IN charge After
the services the funeral Cortcge viii psp-
cssd &c tie BamherEcr depot fhs 6o4y
90 be taken 20 kayrville Tor intcrrieut
In tho family lot 90 The kayrvifle ceute-
tsy- The body vii 5ic IN state az the
family home 50ef Ogden avenue. b.
tween the hours ~ and n. O'Clock ca
the day of tho funeral
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DIED

,,onS ~->~"|~>~~-~~~~~~~~-~~O-~
NiCCitIANrln this city. July %, 1912,
George Dewey Morgan. beloved son ~
John E, and Rhode e. Morgan aged IA
years Funeral services WIFI be held
from inc sixteenth ward chapel F,riday
July 20 az p. nj. lnterment In City
cemetery. Friends wishing to view fhs
remains mny do so NJ the family resi-
dence 562 West First North street. from
!" 70 ~ oclocE on day Of funeral. Ladies
invited TO attend -'' "'e
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NOTICE.

LOOK EERE-IF YOU WANT IT,,
cnnker use Halls csnkor and aiP"s
remedy. Sold by all druggists.
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FIVE YOUNG MEN WITH BICYCTEs.
good wages; steady emplovrn emf.
chance 20 learn telegraphy. w. u Tel.
20 a2si3
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CHIROPRACTORS

CECIL T. CECIL, CHIROPRACTORs
Cousulta don free 500 Utah Savings IL
! LlsI bl!l9tLs. els
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saiaries Are Raid
special 10 The Tribune.

Special N The Tribune
BRIGHAM CITY. July ei-Thr rsunty
commissioners rassei an ordinance YES
tsrtHr increasing the salaries q al couu-
~ o,nctry with The exception or the at
torusy ard surveyor. These ofncorF re-
ceivsd an atvanCs two years ago The
sheriff gets the iargest Increase. and that
officer viii hereafter receive a salary of
$40 Instead % fllQe. pthrr !gcreaso~
are as follows Commissioners each
1900 instead - 1900. clerk 1880: re-
corde-. Sleo9; assessor. $3.50; treasurer.
$780,
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Observe Pioneer Day.
Special 20 The Tribune.

cneCIaT 70 Inc TTIpunr.
OGDEN. July ei.--Pionser dsy was up
pronriately observed at the Utah state
Industrial school with programme In
the forenoon and a baseball game and
other sports In The afternoon. Tho prtn-
cipal address delivered To the students
was bv Superintendent John NJ. Mills OF
tho city schools
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PERSONALS

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no other Chichesters Diamond Brand
pills are sold by druggists everywhere.
ANY GIRL NEEDING; FRIENDS VIII.
find them at the Salvation Army. Ad-
dress all communications 20 Ma Adir
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WANTED-AGENTB
LOST AND FOUND

S---~-S-~------~~~-~--- ~---~----,~-~->~~~~>~~->->
FIVE DOLLARS REwAHu'
Stolen from 7s0 srd avenue. a
handbag Can keep money and Z
tents. But on return OF gold watch Z
chain and wedding ring With init1
VIII pay f25 reward and no quest
asked. r. w. Washburn Furniture G
30 West 1st So. st. q
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CUSHIONS. UpHOTsTrprNc

~ -, = ), --,|@~'>~---~-~~-- :
hAi IEESSES AND SPRINGS nv
pnirSd, salt Lake Mattress a Mig.
--- - - pIs55
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CHINA DECORATING

MISS BERTHA WaGENEP'S ST1-GIo
a East Third South. China suitah,n
Tor gifis and prizes. Class and prfvatc
lessons go
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

---7-N-->~~~~~N-~O~
bBER w. HAIL. UNDERTAKEN AND
emoalmer, l6i So. West Temple. Phone
'"i'' az
r.. q, O'pONNELL. T-NDERTAKER
and embalmer. has moved 10 new Ioca-
ton. 225- 22' South West Temple street.
hetItE olog. thone $50. o33ae
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DENTISTS
DIARIES

80. - NJ
MAPLE LEAF DAIRY MILK ~
better. Il quarts for 81, delivered
us a trial Wasatch $500.
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HAIRDRESSING PARLOR


GIRLS TO LEARN HAGHDREsSING.
mauicurinE. etc: salary; good demand
ior coHegs graduates 2lS Main. Upstairs
Sssse's HalrdressinE College d9o.2
GIRLS To LEARN tiAIRDRESSTEg
manicuring, etc. Sasse's Hairdrcssing
College. e2Tsl
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summary. Two has. hits-Oriet. Rau.r
PeniirtoH. TobiD. Bush Hon. nun
sassey. sacrifice hlis-Oriet ChauEnon.
teoosrIs. bitrolH } stolen bsses-Car-
man. Roberts. Davis. Fortier. Runs bs,,e4
ln-By Warren ]. By Bls-ey !. by Oriet
!. BY Roberts ]. by Bush ]. BY Bauer !
Sy Dcys.eAur :. by Fort!er J. Bases on
ba4ls-of Aears :. on ZAmloch or
Bush : of Bt,rolff (. OF Ams4
struck out-By MeaB none, b. Zaulo,-h
J. oy Bush g. b. Bittrolff ] LEFT on
p,ays-Perriae 20 Orf-- TO rarman o.
20 Peu6e!ton 20 Abbott Wild pitches-
Bittrolf. Zsmloch- Passed saIl-Rohr-t.
rirs oase on srTOrr-Aissouia z. Salt Lax.
:. Time OF game hours and ~ min
utes Cmpirs-wrigEL Attendance
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IDAHO RANCHER IS
TERRIBLY BEATEN
special 10 The Tribune

special 10 The Tribune
TWIN FALLS. Idaho. JuJv q r,,a,,.,
Ittnan n prominent rancher rcsidin1
1;, n;gsT hlmoerly. Hes In the Twin Falls hos,
pm WIN his face pounded TO a pulp
-" id" oohes. cheek bones and his nose
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