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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-24
Windsor Results.
BY International News Service.

By International News service
First race: six furlongs-Plate Glass. lis
Knapp). 2 TO 3. won; Pan zareta. MS (Kederis),
10 .. second; Sir Blaise. 100 tEopkiue. 20 to
T. third. Time. i:12 80. T. p. Coneff Upright.
Be Mediator and General Ben Lsdi also
Second race. five and n half furongs-Black
Tony. l2l tLottus). TO 20. won; Rustling Brass.
l13 (Turucr), 7 TO l. second; Tnttlor. 100 (Mar-
rin), S 10 l. third. Time 1907 As. Erin, Per-
petual and Csronomo also ran.
Third race. 1.-Two furlongs-Mss Declare. 107 (J.
Nontour), 6 TO L. won: Emerald Gem 100 (Ney-
lon). 20 l.. second Car Michael. 1OT (Goose).
| TO L. third. Timo. 100 l-5 Jane L.. schoet.
superl. Pntty Regnn Hurbard, Wool, Tempest
and Basan,e also
Fourth rare one mile-Prince Ahmed. 100 DE
rondoI. 6 10 |. Blncktord 10 (Kederisl.
10 J. second; Benanet. % (McDonnld), 10 I.
third. Time :3s 3-5. Spring Maid, Fountain
FAY. Eddo Clin Edge and High Priynte also
ran
Fifth raco. ono mile and turlons-Tirst
Sight lI2 (Knapp). is to s. won. Donera los
(Gooscl is 10 8. second; Barnesat, t0i (Ho1man),
G 10 /. third Time. 1:52. Buslsiu nlEo
| Sixth race, fiyo and half turloDgS-Widov
Wise a5 Grow, 30 10 L. won: Gaskot l0 tKed
| erIs) IL TO /. second; Taukard. 10 (Adams,.
IL TO /, thrd Time. i'o7 Ia. Chad suford.
Brawny. Frcd Lovy. Satire, Cedar Brook. Coya,
Chuckles nnd Pop Gun also
Seventh race, milo and o slNtccnth-Mr,
| cenaa a5 twilnonl IL TO I, won: Tccumsch. sS
| iNeylor), !. second. Forehcnd. 100 (Mon
| tour) is to ]. third Time l37 10 Bctoucho
Volta Patruche Dynamite. l.. NJ. Eckert Mud
SILL J. Il. Eouehton. Napier. WoodcrHtt. FL
| fendi and Husky Lad alEo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-24
OMAHA YOUTH PROVES
SENSATION AT TIMES

OMAHA, Neb., July 23.-The biggest
surprise In the fourth national clay court
tournament was sprung today when Ro-
land Hoerr. st, Louis who won the Mis-
souri, valley championship last week at
Kansas City was eliminated in the
fourth round by r. Harmon. an 18-year-
old boy Of Omaha Lannon's playing
was sensational and won the admiration
of a large gallery.
In the Larmon- Hoerr match the latter
took six games to his opponents one in
the initial set The younger player was
uneasy at first, but gradually. as Hoer'
uncovered his style OF play. Larmon' S
coura ged by the spectators and playing
a net and ba ok court game. Larmon cap
tured the second set, Ga. In the third
set Hoerr valnly endeaYored to strength
en-, but Larmon, flushed by the victory OF
the previous set. played the game of his
life and won six games out OF the nine
played. Lannon's triumph is the sensa-
ton OF the tournev
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-24
REFORM in ENGLISH
RACING IMPERATIVE.

LONDON. July 23.-The fair name OF
the English turf received blow In the
decision rendered today In a libel action
brought by r. Wootton, a trainer against
Robert s. Sievier. editor Of the sporting
paper, Winning Post. Wootton. who is
an Australian, is one Of the most prorni
nent trainers in England. His two sons
are jockeys and IN the constant employ
Of the best stables. Sievier is Well
known RAD cling man.
Winning Post charged that Wootton
and other trainers and jockeys belonged
to a ring which made enormous sums
betting. first entering into an agreement
as to which horse should win or lose.
and by other methods.
The jury gave Wootton one farthing
DANA ges The case has caused wide
spread feeling that radical turf reforms
are necessary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-24
Berry Defes Commission.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. July 2s.-Henry
Berry. president OF the Los Angeles Base
ball club of the Pacific Coast leag que, said
today he would not obey the baseball law
which forbids a class AA team to carry
more than twenty players in the middle
Of the season,
"If the national commission decides
that should pay fine I will do IT," said
Berry.
Charles Arbogast. a catcher, is ex-
pected TO Join the Angels tomorrow. This
would make twenty-one players on the
team.
Berry declared today he would not re-
lease any Of the old men for the reason
that three Of mis- players were in the hos
plt9l
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ST. LoUIs-PHILApELruIA.
.nst.ed .n for Hamilton IN the seventh.

'Hatted for Hamilton IN the seventh
fe5tted for eaumsarduer IN the ninth
Score by innings
Philadelphia ...........o q 2 2 Is
81. Louis ..,....,,,.-....-n q 1 0-i
Summary: Error--w!lllsns (2j Iavan (7)
T~o-base hitn-shotton. Murphy HONS run
Baker Hits-on Hamilton. II In KeYon inninss
nff Baumsardnpr, I In TWO innings. Sacrifice hit
I-rnomas. stoler bsses-wnlSh. .. double piays
Barry 10 Collins TO McInnis; Williams 10 Briof:
Mohlleoter TO Lawn. Left bsres-St. Louis
20; Philadelphia, s. Bescs on bnlls--nff Hamilton
"a: Off Bender. 8; of Bouulgardner T. Struck out
BY Hamilton !; by Bender T. by Buumgardner. r.
l. Wild pitches-Beudsr. g. limo OF GONE
hours minucs UmpreS-Evans and shsri-
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Chamberlain Colic, Cholera AM
Diarrhoea Remedy.

Mr. W. S. Gunsalus, Pennsylvania
farmer, residing near Fleming, P. o.
Pa, says: "For the past fourteen
years I have used Chamberlain S Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in my
family and have found it TO be an ex.
cellent remedy. l always have a bot
tie Of it in my house and take pleasure
in recommending it to my friends.
For sale by all dealers.
(hdvertlsemeut)
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Drives Golf Ball s2s Yards,

BOSTON. July 23.-Members Of the
Braeburn Country club declined today 10
recognize as worlds record the 306-
yard shot by F. R Allis III in the west
ern golf championship at the Homewood
Country club Chicago, The amateur rec
ord IS claimed for John G. Anderson OF
Newton who on September %, 190S ran
down a 32s-yard drive from the tee to
the sixteenth green on the course of the
Bra ehnrn club
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-24
GRIFFITHS'S BENEFIT
FUNDS TOTAL 5000

After deducting all of the expense
incident to the benefit concert which
Patrolman Thomas T. Grifiths, 5000
was deposited yesterday in the Mer
chants bank to the credit of Mrs. Girl
6ths The benefit was given in the Salt
Lake theater and tickets were sold by
members of the police and fire depart
ments Of Salt Lake City. Some of the
best musicians of the city participated
in the entertainment.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-24
YI.NGLNG IS STILL
CARDINALS JINX

BROOKLYN. July 9S.--Earl Yingling
maintained his record of being unoeaten
bv St Louis in two seasons when ne
pitched Brooklyn to a 7-to2 victory to-
day. The game was close up TO the
seventh, when the locals punched Two
singles a double and triple WIN a pase
an halls for fonr runs Wheat got three
hits and a pass in four trips to the
plate.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-24
SALVATION ARMY IN
NEED OF OLD SHOES

Major Percy Morton. in charge of
the social aud industrial work of the
Salvation Army in salt Lake City, SAYS
that he has much demand for shoes for
children at the store of which he has
charge and requests that those who
have discarded shoes which can still be
worn turn them over to his depart
ment He reported instances Yesterday
in which children were given shoes, al.
though the general plan Of the army is
to charge sufficient to pay the expense
OF gathering them. The store is located
at No 10 Orpheum avenue.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-24

In every home there should be boz
of Bucklen's s Arnica Salve, ready tt
apply in every case of burns, cuts
wounds or scalds. J. H, Polanco. Del
vale, Tex. r, No. 2, writes: EBucklen ;:
Arnica Salve saved my little girl cut
foot No one believed il could be
cured. F" The worlds best salve. Only
25c. Recommended by Schramm-J ohm
son, Drugs, "The Never-Substitutors.
Five (5) good stores. advertisement
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Veterans Are Victors.

BOSTON. July 23.-Those veteran ten
mis- masters. w. a. Larned and B. c.
Wright. maintained today the winning
form exhibited Yesterday In the first
joint play and won their way into the
fourth round OF the eastern doubles cham
pionship in a manner TO make them pro-
nounced favorites in the upper half
The match in which Wright and Larned
disposed OF H. C. Johnson and E. III.
Whitney of Boston was the most inter
esting of the day. The score was SIS,
6-3 o-6 and g.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-24
Motor Riders in Session.

DENVER, Colo, July 23.-Three hun
dred motorcyclists from all parts OF the
country, bringing their machines. began
their sessions OF the Federation OF Amer
lea Motorcyclists here this afternoon.
Matters pertaining 10 laws governing
cycling were discussed Election Of Of
ficers is TO follow a a subsequent meet
ing The business sessions will have
been concluded tomorrow and champion
ship motorcycle races will be held at
Overland park Friday, Saturday and
Sunday afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-24
HewIetts PLAY Pennington.

The Hewlett and Pennington teams
will clash at o'clock on the Farming
ton grounds. The Hewlett club will leave
at o'clock over the Bamberger. carry
Ing the following players George, Olson,
A Gemple, Castleton, Nanquill. Smith,
Estes. Smart, Hennefer Erskine, C.
Gemple, Rynders. Beaumont and Travis
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CLEVELAND

Summary; Errors-Hooper Speaker Two base
nils-Le"is. Gardner. Sacrifice hIt8--Turner. 2
stolen bages-Jackson. Turner. Speaker Double
play-Lajole TO Johnston. Hits-on Foster. in
nye and one-third innings: or Leonard. 2 in two
ana t~o-thirds innings. Bases on baIls--OIi
FaIkenoerg, 2: of Leonard O. Hit by pitcher
BY roster fLajoie). Struck out-By Falkenberg
.: by Footer !; By Leonard ? wild pitch
Leonard Left on bhses-CIovcland S. Boston g.
Time Of game hours minutes. UmpIres-
oLoughln and Eildcbrand
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BLESSING TO THE SICK.

Toe Foo Lun. e. II. D.. Chinese herbs are i
blessing 70 iho glci,. Thcy are 20 harmess that
even child take thcn. You may have tried
doctors ard medicines many other methods
may nave flllcd-cvcn some doctors might have
told you that your ncurabe that 2
change .. climate an operation your only
hope some dostoTs may have said they could
cure. but did no. 10 Nine OF ton
who have taken ny herbs and have been cured
had tirst 'ricd doctos= aud many other mesnz Ia
regain health aed failed.
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Belmont Entries.

By International News Service.
Flrst race, five and half furloneS-Any Time.
The Spirit ovation. Water Lily. Trap. los;
Andes 10s. Robert oliver. 10: LADY Grant 10
Second roce mile-Cadesu. 100; Oakhurst
lis; Euterpo. si Judge WalSer Io7: Kalinks
I02 Joe Debold, !0a
Third race. five and o halt turopgs-Stronboli
49, FILTER Cold. he. Under Cover. Cli!f Field
Figginy io8. orotund. Hurakan. io9 Spear Head.
Surprising. ll2.
mouth. ee; Flying Fairy. lla; Strenuous 100;
Fifty five 90
Fifth race. Steeplechase about two and a
quarter milns-Son OF the Wind. t,i: Shannon
River i37; Tilie u. 15s. Tom Cat. Octopus
Po, II. l42: Espex II. lSs Adventures 1870
Sixth rnce six characterization Aviator
Water WeilcA. os. Montrezcor lol Ysnehoe.
1vabsl Monmouth. loT; Little Jupiter, 10f: Judge
wsircr lis.
Whisk Broom Again Favorite.
NEW YORK, July 25.-Herry Payne
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heads the list for the Saratoga ha ndicap
for one mile and a quarter. to be run
August . He has been assigned 135
pounds. Rudolfo. the cup horse OF the
west is rated second best by w. S.
Vosburgh, the official Handicapped, and
only ten pounds away. Forty-one horses
have been entered.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-24
PIONEER DAY RATES
Via Oregon Short Line.

Tickets on sale between Utah points
July % and "a. Limited to July %.
See agents for rates and further par
ticulars. City ticket office, Hotel
Utah. ADVERTISEMENT
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FOLLOWS ERRORS
WITH STAR CRAB

ST. LOUIS, July 23,-'Lefty" Han1il-
ton string OF six consecutive victories
was broken this afternoon when Phila-
delpnia. BY punching hits with errors,
won the final game of the series, 10 I
with men on bases. Bender was almost
invlnclole. After making two rank err
fors, Wlillams made one OF the greatest
caicnes seen here this sea son when he
ran ran TO second base. pulled down Collinss
nttle popup and threw 10 first base.
doubling Walsh.
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Federal League

taeianapols-Fittsbure. 4: Indianapolis. 6
<aicaeo-st. Louts. 6. Chicago,
Il. Of o. Meet Midvsle.
nn,shts Of Columbus team will piay the
IA 'sp q. Midrole this forenoon. The gamo
''cd for 10 O'Clock
+ter the Pioneer parade the big do
Wall be at Wandamere,
Advertisement
pclng afternoon and evening.
<r today. Join the crowds.
Advertisement)
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One Delivery Of Mail Today.

ONLY one delivery of mail will be mad
today. Carriers on all routes will deliver
this morning. The money order, registrf
and general delivery windows in the
postoffCe viii be open from I0:30 o'clock
until noon. d.. This IS on account OF Pho
neer day
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Daniel Lewis Critically NJ.

Mrs. Sarah e Lewis OF this city for
mery of Baltimore. left YESTERDAY for
AIoca N Y. TO be at the bedside OF her
SON. Daniel r. Lewis. who is critically
i'll in a private sanitarium there. Mr..
Lewis is the brother of Jesse Lewis. Mrs.
James L. Mabel and Mrs Raymond Holt
Of ,bie
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Summary; Errors-O0kes WhIttcd Smith Lett
on bases-s,. Louis. g. Brooklyn 5. Two -bhse
hits-Mssee. oekes. Gathers. Moran. Wheat:
Threo-base hit-Dauhert. Sacrifice hlt-Dauoert'
First base on srrors-St. Louis. /; Brooklyn, /
Double plays-Nhcst to Miller 10 Smith Fisher
20 Cutshsw 20 Dnubcrt: Waited TO Huggins 70
konetchy: Eusgins Konetchy, Bnses on balls
I-on Harmon 8; off Yiugling l. Struck out
BY Yingling / Balk-Yiuglng. Hit by pitcher
by Harmon CMoran). Time OF game-l hour SS
minutes UmpIres-Riger and Byron.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-24

After the Pioneer parade the big do
inps will he al Wandamere.
Advertisement
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Play at Lagoon Sunday,

The Salt Lake Walters associa ation
baseball team will play the Ogden Fall
staff club at Lagoon Sunday. The game
will begin at 2:30 o'clock.
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CUBS HIT DOOIN'S
PITCHERS At WILL

PHILADELPHIA, July o9.-In the
heaviest scoring game here this season
Chicago defeated Philadelphia today, IS
10 8. Manager Doom used six twirlers;
The Philadelphia pitchers lacked control
and Chicago batsnen piled up nineteen
hits. Safer led In the hitting with three
singles and a double In five times at
bat
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GET WELL lN
NATURES WAY
NO pRUGs-NO kNIFE-HAVE CURED
THOUSANDS. WHY NOT your

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Northwestern League

Al Spokane-Seattle. !: Spokane 6.
At Portlaud-Yictorla. Z; Portland. s.
At Vancouver-Tacoma. 10. Vancouver. /.
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July "a, Majestic pavilion, dancing
$50 to -; big observation-disclosures.
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Remember the Pioneers and afternoon
programme will be held at Wanda
mere.-Advertiseme
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Majestic pavilion, July "a, dancing
$50 TO 10; best music.-Advertisem
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Dancing afternoon and evening
Saltair today. Join the crowds.
tadverllsement)
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Trains to Saltair every As minutes.
Pioneer celebration today.
(AdYertlsementl
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PUT FINE ON DRIVER;
DECLARED BETS OFF
Judges Say Leita ]. Was Not
Driven; Tenara Wins
$4,000 Stake.

BUFFALO, \, Y. July 23.-Childs, the
driver Of Leita j.. winner of the 2:14
pace, the first event on the card OF the
Grand Circuit at Fort Erie this after
noon was fined $3.50 and the judges de-
clared all pools off on the race. The AS
SCISSOR and Blue Line were made equal
favorites in the race pools and Geers.
with Assessor. won the first heat la ndi-
ly. Blue Line captured the second heat
from Assessor The third heat went TO
The Assessor, with Blue Line and Leita
j. following closely Leita j. then cap
tured fourth, fifth and sixth heats
Driver Chds was called into the
stands and the judges announced the fine
and the declaring off Of the pools, saying
that the driver did not try in the early
heats.
The feature event of the card, the
King George stake, $4,000 purse for
2:l6 trotters, was won In straight heats
by Benyon. Tenara was an outsider in
the pools.
Summary.
2:14 pace three in five. purse, $1,000:
Leita Jr., b. m. by Royal
M MoKignsy g5ss..ds SchildsS9 80 1
R"s SssfIS3 Eine b 5 'ji;s;::5 jrsgsi:B I ! : Z Z
Hettie Green. b. m. Por-.
Tommy Pointer, b. h,
Time 2;ils s1ii; .:o8s; 's: S:1oi; 21oa;
21o trot, the King George V stake,
three heats. purse. $4,000;
Tenara. b. M. by Moke (Ben-,
Judson Girl, b. m. (Cox) .....2 . 8
Uncle Biff. b. g. (Andrews) .......S Z .
Reusens, ch. g. (Geers) ..........4 3 6
Eulabell, b. M (McDonald) .3 5
Mundy G.; b. m. tMurPhyD .;,.,.5
BaTGn annaro DelTay. br sd.6f s. 6oRfodney)."'9 8
Black Gait, blk. m, CRayg ......d dis.
Santos Maid b. m. (Grady) 49,. dis.
Libra, b. g. (Beeman) ..,.....,. dis.
Time, 2.l1t: 2:1cs; 2:09h.
2:0S trot, the Queen City, three heats,
purse $4,000:
Cheney. b. NJ, by Medium Line
Ruth McGregor, CHI m. (Nurphy)..S ? /
Robert Milroi b. g. (Snow) .,....4 .
Rhythmell. blk. m. Of. Shank) ....2 5
Oakdale, gr. e. CA Cum ......,,3 Z
Eva Cord, br. IN. (Geers) ,...,..6 s
Cascade, ch. h. (Rodney) ........7 I 4
Derby Boy, b. E. Mccarthy 30 >
Wanderer. b. g, Macy ........9 6
Time. 2:09A; 2:0Si, 2:10i.
2;l5 trot. three in five, purse $1,000.
Dago F, D, H.. by Alcolite tAn-
Frances Graham. br. m. CGeersj.2
Barring, br. s. (Cox) ..,..,.......3 . 4
Sienna, br m. (Gerrity) ,,......,4 4 .
Grand Marshall, blk. e. (Snow) ..5 5 5
Time 2:l2A; 2;12A, 2:10i.
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JOE BOEHL|NC SETS
PACE FOR AMERICAN
Continued From Preceding Page.)

Leonard made a wild pitch, Both Jack
son and Lajoie got three hits in four
times UP.
CLENEI .5ND- BOSTON
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CEIcAGo-PHILADELPHIA.

'Bntted for RiTey in the second
fBn,ted for Dolan IN tho fourth.
+Battet for Marshall IN the seventh.
''Butted for Imley IN the eighth.
Score by innings
Chicago ......s..........2 o o-i3
Philadelphia ............0 ? o 0 / o. s
Summary; Errors-Everg. Brdwell. Brennan.
Walsh, Howley. Two-base hts-Schulte, Safer,
Walsh Three-bage hit-5rldwcn Home run
PaskeTt HttS-otf Chalmers, IN and one
thrd Innings; off Roxey. in two-thirds of an
Inning: of Brennan, In two innings: of Mar
shall 10 three Innings: off Imlcy, 2 IN In
ming; off Mayer, none IN one inning, off Cheney,
In three Innings lone out in the fourth off
Humphries. in six innings. Sacrifice hits-W.
Miller: Leach. Double plays-Kpabe TO Doolan
to Ludorus; Brennan TO Dooan TO Kuabe to Lud-
erus, kna6c TO Walsh 10 Luderus Left basea
Chicago. s: Philadelphia. 10. First base on balls
off Cheney. 2; oit Humphries. 8: off Chslmers
3; OF Brennan, I; Oft Mayer. / First base on
eErors-Chicago. /; Philadelphia. 2. Struck out
By Cheney /; by Eumphries. i, by Chalmers
by Rixey l: by Marshall I. Time OF game
hours Is minutes. umpircs-K!em and orth.
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PIRATES UNABLE To
CONNECT WITH RUDE
CONTINUED From Preceding Page)

Cincinnati l. Struck out-By Tyler o. by Pack
ard 2 Time OF game houTs Umpires-bFen-
nan md Eason.
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Celebrate Pioneer day at Saltair
Trains every 45 minutes.
(Advertisemsnt)
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PERFECT EQUIPMENT

Costs money, but it does perfect work
We have it. Century Printing Co., So
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Yanks- Tiger Game Postponed.
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