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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-20
Toronto Race Entries.

BY International NowB Service.
TORONTO, May 1s.-TomorTow's race an
tries; A..
first race, Bsvsn furlongs-Arbutus, los: Mud.
piIl, 1857 Agnar 1o6; Chcpontuc, ia: Lad OF
Langdon. us; Kyle. lo4; flanutea. lo7; oues-
tion Marx, lis: Running Account. IA
Second race Coronation Dtakco, four and n
half furongs-stanislaw. Ii5; John Bowman. lS;
Holbrook lis. Vaio OF hvoco, Hearts OF Oak
Ils; Tyrant, Lindosta. Battle Song. onera-
nina. l16.
Third race milo and Blrteenth-parnla, go;
Little Erno 95; scrmmags. 1o7; Norhitt, los
Capt, Swanson; no Mlso wsSD' S2; L0sh lo'i
Fourth sx tsSoHg;.K1.s K,tloGa1sy IL, 11a
Amelia Jinky. 15: Betuo Sue, 1ls Blanche.
Frapois. Iis. Moinant, ios; cowl. 11s
Fifth race, milo md sovcntJ Jards-Spen-
bound Ca Blaoktord. 1oa: Kormsk io5; Star
Charter, ITO: Rob r.. lis. Amalfi. 95; Cliff Edge
lo5. Guy Fisher. 100; Colonel Holloway, os;
Plato Glasu. 100
sixth race, stceplcchase two mics-Idls
Michael, 1913; Young Morpheus. las. Parade. $50:
New Conner. 1885, Louope. l6o; High Hat. l3o'
Seventh race five turlonge-oxowoc eS. Janus
1oi; Ringlins lo4: capain Elliott 1os; Mario T.
sS Poront 100; Early Light. los: Mary
Eortb
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-20
ENGLISH WHITE HOPE
LOOKS LIKE WINNER
Bombardier Wells Will Meet
Palzer and Then Demand
Match With johnson.

NEW YORK. May 1e.-Bombardier
Wells. heavyweight champion Of England.
who is here to get a match with Cham
his first fight In this country tomorrow
contest between Mike Gibbons, the Amer
lean welterweight champion, and Sid
Burns, the British weterweight cham
pion. at Madison Square Garden. Wells
two inches, and Weighing 1876 pounds:
There Is not an ounce Of fat on him, and
strange to say he does not show mark
Of the encounters by which he won his
way to the top OF the fighting heap In
England.
Wells is blonde, and good natured.
When In conversation his face wears a
perpetual grin and he is the last person
met outside the ring.
There Is more interest taken in Amor
ank sad H wes soSay han I'm yoa The past
year or SO, the game has made such strides
IN this country that II looks as though
the states are in a fair way to outdis:.
that Packey Mcfarland had beaten Matt
Wells, our lightweight champion we
could scarcely believe It.
and ultimately 10 get fight with Cham
pion Jack Johnson II / can. 1t was a
shame and unfair for the authorities tc
oau OH my DOOI WIN Johnson IN Lon
don. They feared that would be serious
ly injured, Well, I guess I could have
taken care Of myself and I told them So
too, but then. you can't tell British po-
lice anything once they have made ur
their minds.
'T'm going to Rye Beach, N. z, with
Wells and Burns for spell until my sea
legs get the kinks out of them, and then
will be in q position to talk business
would like to fight Palzer on the Fourth
OF July. at some place on the coast where
we can go over the ten round limit. II
conquer PalZer 1 don't think would have
much trouble in getting bout with
Johnson"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-20
CHAMPIONSHIP BIKE
SPR|NTS At SAUCER
Floyd MacFar1and Very Likely
to Get Some of the Big
Events This Year.

Floyd MacFarland is going to leave
nothing undone to secure American cham
races for the Salt Palace saucer
this summer. He has made his appliea-
ton to the board Of control OF the Na-
tional Cycling association and is keeping
the east TO look after his interests. Fog
ler will ride here this summer.
Now MacFarland has secured the BACK
Ing OF the local members of the n. G. A.
official representative in Salt Lake, who
Is also a member of the board, sent the
following telegram:
"R F. Kelsey, chairman n. c. A.
board OF control, New York.
MacFarland has closed contract for
track here. Has topnotch riders of
the world, except Kramer. under con-
aspGlns nesfE all Hs has sas
filed application through mo for n.
c. A American championship races
to be run here this season. Consid-
signed, think 1t but fair that tho
board award at least half OF the
championship races 70 Salt Lake; , bal,
and Fogler OF the board vote yes.
Hope other members do likewise.
Boost the game both places. An
swer.
(Signed) c. l.. BERRY
MacFarland Is willing to take his best
men east this fall and have them COM
pete In the finals for the American cham
pionships and havo the races run al
Newark. He also believes that Salt Lake
should get q. fair, share OF the champion
ship dates for the reason that most OF
the men In the championship table last
year will ride here this season.
Within the next few days MacFarlano
will try to arrange to have Frank Kramer
sent out here some time this summer fol
series of races, II they viii send
Kramer out here for two weeks, Mac
Farland Is willing TO send any OF his
stars to Newark for the samo length OF
time
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-20
Trolley League

Tho n. C. n. club took both games OF the dou-
blo -heador from the Framps winning the urst,
nlayed orratlc hall throughout both games Bat.
rcrieo first game, n, c. R.-Cnuoton and
ronnron. FrNmptou-Jonos Bywater and Choules
Scron1 game N G. R.-Sneider and Johnson;
Frampton-Dywater and chouieo. Umpire
Ridges. ,, ,,,.. s
taxing game Murphys winning the flrot samo
To 7 Coleman making 4 home run In tho
ninth With mnu frat winning tho game
Tbn tucond gamo oleven-innins eontaSt
the Liberty boys wlnutug out II to IL karren
hW for a throc- -bnEger with thrcs on beSos
RaucrIes frat gumo. Murphy-LcnIi and soron-
nom; Liberty 8. M-Hownrd and Karen sec-
ond game Murphy-Hosan. Coleman and Soren-
son: i,Iocrty-I.ees. Cushing and Hattlngcr uu-
pires-Yard and Mosor
The w II. s. N. club won both games easily
from the Bird club BY tho soor" OF II 10 ana
batteries firnt gams. West side-Nyen and
Ryan; Dird-Bnytor and Redfern sooondi game,
and nsnnott. Umpiros-Bridgo and Fugh.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-20
MILLER TO WORK
OUT IN THEATER

Harry HeagTen hos arranged TO have Walter
Miller wrestlo tho Btago OF the Garrick the
ator tonight md tomorrow night 30 thht tho
local wrestling fam can get chance TO roe
him In action before he goes against Mike
YokcI In q finish match ut tho Saltair hippo
drome woca from tonight
Thogo who have seen Miller In action declare
that no IN tho fastest wToatlur who haa ever
appeared in this part OF tho country. In the
cast no is regarded phenomenon when II
comes TO Bpeed.
Neither Miller or Yokol did any training yes
terday Both products OF the z M. c. A.
and both make 1t rule mover to do any train
ing on Sunday. Today they will get down TO
hard work again. Yokol will DO his road work
at Ogden and his wrestling at the 9an-0ym
Reserved seats will be placed on sale at Stick
ney's this morning Hoagren announces that no
ono without a ticket will bo permitted TO
board tho special trains which will tako the
crowd 10 tho leko noxt Monday night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-20
STRONG EVIDENCE
AGAINST SUSPECT
sy Internati tional News Service.

By International News Service.
STOCKTON, Cal, May 19.-Chief OF
Police Briare has secured letter written
to Miss Orpha Marsh OF this city and
signed by William A. Dorr, now In the
Lynn. Mass, jail. accused OF the murder
OF George E. Marsh. wealthy soap manu-
facturer of that city.
IL contains a statement 10 the effect
that Dorr paid negro $1,000 to Kill tho
cid man and that the job had been done.
Dorr left Stockton with $4,000 One
thousand three hundred dollars was
takon from him when arrested here, upon
his return. IT Is known that he spent
$3.50 for an automobile, s106 for a round
trim ticket to the east and at least $3.50
for maintenance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-20
WATER SWEEPS OVER
ANOTHER RIVER TOWN

BATON ROUGE. May 19-Melville,
threatened since the present flood De
gan. was inundated today when the
falaya river, sixteen miles north, broke
today. oo
Less than half Of the town g HOO
population remained, having departed
to avoid the long threatened submerg-
ing Of their homes
Captain Logan, in charge of the fed.
eral rescue corps, dispatched the steam
ship Minnetoka with barge to Mel.
vile to bring away those who wished
to depart. together with their house
hold effects and livestock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-20
CONFEDERATE SEAL
TURNS UP AT LAST
BY International News Service.

RICHMOND, Va, May 1a-Announce-
OF the Confederates States Of America.
which disappeared half a century ago,
had been found. identified by the Eng
lish maker and acquired by Eppa Hun
ton. Jr, william II. White and Thomas
P. Bryan OF this city, and brought back
to Richmond, the old capital Of the
Confederate States. The sacred relic was
obtained from Rear Admiral Thomas Q.
from Colonel John IT. Pickett The weird
stories told by James Jones, tha colored
hackman for President Jefferson Davis.
that the great senl was IN bis possession
are now forever set aside
The seal will be placed in the Con-
federate museum or tho Battle Abbey
now under construction, may became tts
custodian.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-20
2O-ROUND BOUT IN
JUAREZ BULL RING

Ell PAso, May is-The fret important priEe
fight tha. has beon held IN Mexico since tho
FitzsImmono- -Mnher bout In 1856 WAC staged thls
afternoon In tho Juarez bull ring. KID Nitcholl
tho El Paso middcweight, fought Jack Herrlck
the Chicago middlcweight twonty rounds 10 a
draw The popular verdict was IN Horrichs
favor Mitchell waa either knocked outside the
ropes or threw himself out IN tho tenth round
but wan permitted TO re-outor tho aroma. Tho
purse of $1,000 wa0 divided botweon the two
About four thousand spectators witnessed
the bout
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-20
GREAT FALLS LOSES
ONE GAME TO HELENA
Irby's Team Wins First Con-
test 1t Ever Won in Elec-
tries Home Town.
SpactaI to Tha Tribune.

GREAT FALLS, Mont. May 1.-two
errors and homer by Baker with two
on the bases IN the sixth inning Of the
second game, gave Helena its first game
on these grounds since the organization
Of the Union league. Luck seemed TO
favor the Electrics in all Of their pro-
vious contests with the Senators here.
locals to take the first game, despite the
fact that they made six errors and got
one less hit than their opponents. In
the sixth inning OF the first game three
Senators were thrown out at third
Bryan pitched air-tight ball throughout
the second game. Williams also pitched
good ball, but was given poor support
The scores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-20
Utah Fuel II: D. g. r, q. 5.

On the Glendale diamond yesterday tho Uteh
FuoI baseball team defeated the d. q r. O.
Freight team by tho OF IT 20 8. Tho Coal
Dealers took the lead In tho first inning and
were never headed. K Tnylor pitching for the
Fuol nina, easy the feature OF tho game,
striking out fourteen and allowing only eight
scattorod his. oloson. tho Coal Dealers fast
third Gacker, wan tho Bonration IN tho hitting
line, securing q single, three-baggcr aad
home run In four times up. Greene pitched con-
sistent ball for the Railroaderp for six innipgs
and was then relieved by Brinkley. whoso do
livery woo kindly taken 10 by the Coal bctors.
Datctrlos-Fuol. X. Taylor and Halvobeu: d. e.
r G. Creme Drlpklcy and Cassidy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-20
Strength and Endurance

Ara factors of the greatest success
No person can do full justice 10 him
self without them:
In no season Of The year are tney
more easily exhausted than IN the
spring. so,
.h;a here. It's enough to say there
ia one and that Hoods Sarsapar1lla
gives strength and endurance, as thou
sands annually testify,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-20
STRIKERS AT MURRAY
QUIET THROUGH DAY

Sunday passed with absolutely no dis
turbance or demonstration on the part
OF the striking worlunen at the Murray
plant OF the American Smelling Re
fining company. Before midnight the
streets OF tho smelter town were virtu-
aliy deserted and at o'clock this morn
inc the OFFICIALS OF the company and the
sherif,s office both reported that all was
ouiet Thers are twenty-one deputy
sherifrs mostly special men, on guard
at the plant and In the city and 1t is
generally the opinion that no further vio-
Lance is to be feared.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-20
UTAH COPPER LOSES
TO ARTHUR PLANT

At Garfield yesterday the Utah Cop
per baseball team was defeated for the
first time this season. the Arthur Plants
team winning by the score OF to o Kill
bourne, the pitcher for Utah Copper.
famed fifteen men and still lost the game
Williams for the Arthur Plant struck out
twelve. Score: r. IA. L.
Copper 90 ..,.1 1-6
Arthurs =. ....O 8 0 l / 0 o 8 0-S Q
Batterios-Copper, Kilbourne and Bud
DO: Arthurs, Williams and Chrstianson.
Umpire-w. A, Ward. Time OF game
hours and 80 minutes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-20

Summary. Left on bases-Helena, g.
First on errors-Great Falls; q Helena,
Baker. Sacrifice hlts-Quigley, Killilay
stolen bases-Lussi, Irby. Bases on balls ball
OFF Williams. 4. Struck out-By Will
Ilams. 4; by Bryan, g., Double Plays.
baii-By Williams. Lussi Time hour
40 minutes. Umplre-Frary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-20
HULTGREN WINS
LONG BIKE RACE

BY International News Service.
CHICAGO, May 19.-setting a paso a. tho start
that he mover abandoned Herman Hutgrcn won
the 100-mile Chicago bicycle race today In the
fast timo OF 5:23 90 and gained tho right TO COM
poto In tho final elimination ovcnt In Now
York May IS, from which twolve ridars Will be
picked TO represent America In tho Olympic
games Ernest Kocklor second, three min
utcs behind Hultgreu. Tho two both Chicagoana.
woro tho only original contestants to flnish-
both boys qualifying.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-20

Summary, Two base hits-Blon nken ship,
rem, Carrnan, Kelly. Three base hits
Bush. Sacrifice hits-0riet, ,Tobin. For
tier Sacrifice ly-Jensen. Stolen bases
-Bassey, Fortier. Base on balls-off
Annis, 8; of Bush, i; off Jensen. /, Struck
out-by Bush, Il; Jensen, !, Hits-off An
mis-. 1 In 1-s inning. Left on bases-Mis-
Oriet TO Pendleton to Van. wild pitch
Jensen First base on errors-Missoula.
q Hit by pitcher-Perrlne ca. Time of
game hours and Is minutes, Umpire
both gamos)-HnIrlburt. Attendance
(both games)-6000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-20

Wis, Orr. Van. Tobin 9. Three base hit
Carman Home run-Tobin. Sacrifice
hlts-Oriet. Perrlne. Van, Stolen bases
Warren, Fortler First base on balls,
off Quick /, Sparks 2, Carman 2, Zamlock
2. Struck out-by Sparks /. Zamlock
., Dressan 8. Morgan 2. Hits-oT Quick
In less than 1-s inning. z In Innings;
san In 8 innings, Morgan. In 3 In
nings, Loft on bases-Missoula 8, Salt
Lake a. Double play-Changnon TO Car
man. Tobin to Perrine. Wild pitoh-
QuIck Q, Spnrks 2. Passed ball-Rooerts
t3 Kelly 1, First base on errors-Mis-
soule q, Salt Lake O. Hit by pitcher
Bauer by Quick Time OF gnme-s hours
and 5 minutes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-20

Mrs. VIM. A. Allen, Chacon, New
Mexico, had so severe cough that IL
nearly choked her to death Mr.. Allen
SAYS: 1--WE tried many things without
helping her when by good hack got
a bottle Of Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound. 1t helped her at once and
finally cured her. 1t is the best medi-
cine we ever used. Schramm-John-
SON Co
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-20
for Byrd In ninth
GREAT FALLS

Summary. Left on bases-Great Falls.
5; Helena, 8. First base on errors-Hel-
ena 8. Two-base htt-Lussi. Threc-base
hIts-Irhy Huelsman Sacrifice hit
Thompson. stolen base-Killilay, Faye
Bases on balls-Off Bltrolff. l. Struck
out-By Bitrolff. g. Double pay-Nr-
meyer TO Shannon. Time hour and 4b
minutes. J1mplre-Frary
cErnh-T 6aN5I1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-20
MORNINGSTAR WINS
BALK LINE TITLE
by International News Service.

CHICAGO, May 19-oro c. morniugstar OF
pittsburg today became the new 1871 balk limo
billiard champion OF tho world, defeating George
sutton OF Chicago 500 TO 1853. In their match at
Orchestra hail, Sutton was 1853 pointa In tho
atnr bcateu but tho Pittaburg man came atrongly
from bohind aud With eomo great safoty playa
cut down tho big margin. The new champion
averaged 4-s2 with n high run of sc. sut-
toms average was 3s-61 and his high run o.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-20

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careless service, when those who are
proficient can be reached BY bidding
them through the Wants, Skilled cps
ciulists in business and ths p pfsfsssao1as sssoras
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The Wants wM bring thsm do -yDN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-20
Keith. o'Brien Team Wins.

The Keith o Bricn company employees dotcated
tho Bukcrs' team yesterday by seoro or IL
IN 4 hcforo A large crowd at Liberty park Tho
ramo was fast and hotly contested up to tho
eighth Inning when tho store boys broke up tho
game by batting In ak runs. Cameron wae In
throughout Spectacular catches woro made ey
sears Tucker George and Ambrose. Osbournes .
catching was fine. Al Compiler starred WIN 'ho
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-20
Newspaper League Game.

In ths ball game played botwoon tho onplospe'
~ tho businoss offiool Of tho morning new6-
papers Tho Tribune team lost by An ovor-
whoIming score, Tho scoror insisted ,ho score
was ia 10 O. but hin victims rrvo'ted anu
changed tho ucore james STANDBY, win
polieemans club. an initiation uniform ana a
bogus pollco otar. umpired and his piot" "'n'
ali through the zems-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-20

Summary: TWo-base hIt-WhaIlng.
Three-base hlt-Druhot. Home run
Mathes. Base on balls-Off Maloney, o.;
off Erickson, s. Struck out-By Maloney.
8: by Erickson, 4. Left on hases-Butte
10; Ogden, 2. Hit by pitched ball-Leyy
by Erickson. Runs batted in-By Dru-
hot, 1. Stolen bases-Wood. Time
hour 40 minutes. Umpire-Wright At
tendance-1000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-20
INK TAKES FIRST;
|aLT LAKE SECOND
|--Nrud from Preceding Page.)

.,v r,ounder go through him and
~ scored. Tobin beat out an In
orr making a nice stop. Chang
4 u ~ INTO double play. retiring Tobin
vT,,lf Orr to Pendleton to Van.
In Two hits.
y s,lt Lakc-Devereaux singled to
NJ slgn, Orr singled to center,
|.,r running for DevereauX, taking
N pendleton bunted, forcing
~ al third. Bush to Changnon.
Il hng Nv 10 Tobln let Orr go to
n trJ Pendleton 10 second. Weaver
|.iE oul to Bush, unassisted. NO
s Two hits.
NINTH INNING.
h. us.oula-Blanlse beat out an
ia Sid. Bush tripled TO center but
"a Vas caught ct the plate, Fortier
Ia 10 Wenver Warren doubled to
v roriny Bush Perrlne fouled out
|Ir. yassey walked. Spencer booted
|si rIngle and Warren scored. Bassey
"a d third and Orlet to second. Car
4 subled. scoring Bassey and Oriet,
= dnried TO left and Carman scored.
clcn filed out to Bauer, Five runs,
".
n Salt Lake-Kelly went to bat for
|7c and doubled TO right Bauer
~, Kelly going TO third. Fortier
~ Spencer forced Bauer at sec
] Ode! TO Perrine Devereaux filed
,n.y. No runs, Two hits.
=. csIlc!sl score.
! Second Game.
FIRST INNING.
Gssoula-Werren singled through
PeTrine flied TO Spencer. Warren
znsat stealing. Kelly TO Orr. Bas-
fd out to Spencer No runs, One
a, Lake-Bauer was hit by a
ball and went to second on a
sea Roberts was fined So fol
10 Hurlburt. Spencer walked
runners moved up a sack on an
Th pitch. Forticr doubled tc
knnng Bauer and Spencer. Fortiel
mird on a passed ball anC
MA yanked out OF the box. Sparks
aal 10 tie mound. Davis doubled
~ scoring Fortier. Van sacri,
@6srts to Carman. Davis going
Vrr was out, Orlet TO Carman
Eonng Pendleton died, Spark.
TAh' Four runs. Two hits,
4 SECOND INNING.
Ahsogla-Oriet doubled to center
ulpled 10 right. Tobin sent tn,
~ me fence for a home run. /
oacx into the lot. Changnol
w Roberts grounded out T.
EM grounded out to Van, Thre
ss9 '.9 LaBe-Kelly struck at a will,
a was safe OH first. Dressai
pacnfice but forced Kelly at sec
sssuer sacrificed. Sparks to Car
sgeaoer foul filed out TO Chang
20 runs No hits.
THIRD INNING.
%.,onIa-Warren singled TO righ,
s.crifloed. Kelly to Van WaTre,
SN Bassey walked, Oriet's sac
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-20
Killed By Fall.

BY international News Service.
WASHINGTON, May 19.-Robort Ter
ry, ouartermaster OF the Norfolk and
Washington steamer Northlend, WAS In
stantly killed today tho result OF a
fall from a mast He was adjusting a
flag when he lost his footing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-20
Pick UP Survivors.

Special Cable to The Tribune
CuERBOURG, May I9EThe h99n
r,rincessn Cecilie reports that she VII
ay,.ive al this port late. owing to the
siav in nlollinR up survivors OF a
%Tocked steamer The Kron Prtncessin
did not send the name Of tho steamer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-20
OGDEN LOSES TWO To
M 'CAFFERTY'S MINERS
CONTINUED From Preceding Page.)

and Carl Druhot poled one to left for
three bags, but went as such only when
Stone misjudged the blow and failed to
get his hands on It
Wood, the shortstop discarded by Man
ager rby Of the Helena club, has been
added to the lineup OF tho Maoks, and
worked very creditably IN both games
today. Alexander is also back in the
game, but is unable to grasp q bat owing
to his split finger. Manager McCloskey
Will send this reinforced lineup against
the Salt Lake Skyscrapers in tomorrow's s
booster game on the Glenwood park lot.
1t is expected that the largest crowd Of
the season will witness this first clash
Of the two Utah clubs. The score;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-20

to Cerman. Fortier famed. Davis
walked Van singled to right, Davis go
ing to third. Van was caught trying to
steal second, Roberts to Oriet,
The official score:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-20

No American Games.
No American league games were sched-
uled for yesterday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-20
NO SUBSTITUTE

For Century printing, You can get the
csnuine article at 55-57 Postohace place.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-20

Totals =. -. al 13 Ii "2i 10
sCame called In eighth on account oil
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-04-11
Good Bye

To my Customers
Ihave sold my Coal, Flour and
Feed business to Mr.. S. T. Gordinier
and will retire from that line of
work to again take on farm labor,
where 1 left it. My associations
with you have been most pleasant
and treatment most courteous aud
cordial, for which thank you with
feelings that words cannot exprese.
lam leaving the business in the
hands of gentleman, that 1 feel
sure will please you, if you will
favor him with your patronage;
aud with him my faithful friend and
co-worker, Mr.. George Gill.
If there is any difference between
us, financially, 1 would urgently
request you to call at once aud settle
your account with Mr.. George Gill
with whom l shall leave all my
accounts for the present.
Thanking you in advance for youl
prompt settlement and hoping tc
meet and mingle witt you often in
the future, remain,
Yours Respectfully,
al8 Juhl Philipsen