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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-13
Pinlico Entries.
ternational News Service

BY International News Service.
First race. four and a half furlongs-
Feilchen, Dead Loss. Single Stick. Po-
mette Bleu, superintendent Crossbun
Beaupre Gallant Boy, 109; Single Ray
Mr. Sings. Master Joe. Laird O. kerheal-
dy Heart Beat, Canto, liz,
Second race. six fJrlongs-Bwana Tum-
bo, l23: Sherwood, 122: Mahubah, 102
Terrible BILL 12O; Tartar. 10; PaIanquin
ll0.
Third race. mile and forty yards-Ar-
ran 90: Grania, ia; Molie s., ia; Stel-
cliff. 1l3; Howlet, 1l6; Madringallan, ll9
20. L. Buster, Ill; Rockfish 96; Tactics
ia; ben Prior, Ill; kinder Lou, So
Nadzu. 116.
Fourth race. Mount Washington stee-
plechase, two miles-Son Of the Wind
1888: Rice Grain. 147: Enniskillcn. 14I
Waterspeed. 1l5; Sir Girls, 1856; Noting
ham. 147: Ticket of Leave. 15o. King
Cash. lao; Flying Yankee, 100; Exemplar
1877.
Fifth race, four and half furlongs-
Athletic Girl. 90: Heart Beat, 102; Pea
cock, 80: Spearhead. 102: Mr., Sniggs. 102
Master Joe, l02: Centsuri, 80: Lilly Orme
90
Sixth race. Jockey Club handicap, mile
and one e-sixteenth-Col Holloway. 109
Pandorina, 9c; Flabbergast. 100; Mission
los. Kleburne. 1903: Amalh. 97: Lochiel
10; John Furlong. 1g3: Sand Hill, 95
DIR. Duenner, 105: Guy Fisher. 1l0.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
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DEN PLAYERS
ARE ENTERTAINED
"a The Tribune.

ID 10 The lIlpuHe' -,
.orN Nav l2.-As guests OF the
fSank G. Brainerd. r. l. Sosgle
4 4 Richardson, who also ofhciatedi
"A tapsrity of chefs, the members o!
y Union Associe alton Baseball cluo,
sntsriained at the Congregau uonal
~ club. east OF the city, this even
= Il was q stag party. whicn lncluu- :
5sIicious dinner at o'clock and a
I, evening, during which stories OF
Ilamond played q prominent part IN
1ufertainment
4 large clubhouse at the base OF the
rlaIns was unanimously declared by
.fer iKttty'' Knight and his men as
ID fralning camp Since the build
n taken over by the Copgrega tional
nm and the members OF his congre-
.o about one year ago: II has been
Il our IN approved clubhouse style.
main loungIng room has large fire.
4 while the Kitchen and dining room
1oulpped for the accommodation oil
~ persons. The second floor OF the
||dF has been transformed into n dor
"a and is equipped with cots and
a furniture sufficient comfortably TO
(dr fourteen persons.
oreparatlon for the weeks series
/ Manager Shay's Helena club. Man
Knight had his men out at Glen
I mark today for a practice. Although
TRANSFORMATION was sent O week ago,
1rer Knight has not yet set his eyes
.peedburner" Thomas. the pitcher
1au found In Globe, Ariz AS Thom-
@cccpted terms aod transportation.
ID Is not afraid that somo other club
r1bbed his man, but be would be
IA 10 have him report for duty,
rlew Of the lengthy games during
[1st two weeks. the fans are agita-
10 earlier starting hour for the
i at Glenwood. Up TO this time the
II have been called at $3.50 o'clock,
0ere Is possibility that 3 or 3.15
n The starting time hereafter.
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CITY WINS IN SUIT
BY PROPERTY OWNERS
Objection Of Residents on II Street Il
Gutter Extension Are Overruled
by Judge Morse.

Attempts OF fifty property owners on
the north bench TO restrain the city from
making curb and guttering improvements
In extension No. 20 were put to naught
by Judge c, w. Morse In the district
court yesterday. who sustained the city's
demurrer TO the complaint brought by tho
erty 10 let the contract and go ahead
with the Improvement
When the action was filed some mem
pers-o the city commission favored al
lowing the proposed Improvement to go
by the board and applying the money to
improvements that other property owners
We're clalnor'ng for, \ ma iority of the
Gtlzens interested in the Improvement.
however, protested yehemently aeains 81
such action. and the city was persuaded
10 defend the action
Ihe extension takes In that section
from IL street 10 Canyon road and from
Third avenue to Ninth avenue
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CITY AND VICINITY

THE COUNTY ATTORNEY issued o
complaint yesterday charging James
Brown with grand larceny. He Is al
legged 10 have stolen S@4io from Will
liam Rudd.
J, C. STAY, county horticulturist, has
issued bulletin 10 frultgrowers advis.
ing them as TO the best methods OF CON
Quoting the FIRST spray for control OF the
coddling moth. Mr.. Stay asks that any
frultgrowers desiring help or suggestions
communicate with his office.
A. c. NELSON. state superintendent
OF pubic instruction. leaves today for
Rexburg. Ida. whore he viii deliver the
my.
MRS. ELIZABETH NELSON, q new
deputy In the office of the commissioner
OF immigration. labor and statistics, ar
rived in this city yesterday and will be-
gin work today.
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Pinllico Results.
lternntionol NeWs Service


First race six furlonEs-York Lad. ll5
(Derooue). s22ao. won: Toddlus, llc tWoliel.
50 10. second. Clothes Brush los (obcrO, SCI. so:
third. Time. lis LIS. Progressive Prosilo To-
niatn Mileage. Aviator. Roseburg ", Ralph
Lloyd, Vigorous. George S. Duyis and R. H. Gray
also ran.
Second race. four and n half furlongs-Tha Idol.
IN (Bu.well). $50 won: Milky Way: 1o4 Cwolfe).
81 second; Sanctuary. lot (snider). So, 10.
third. Time. 55 2-5 Odd Cross. Lennie D..
Hudas Brother. Carburetor. Colonel C.. Margaret
Meisc. Littlest Rebel and Salvation Nell aleo ran.
Third race mile-Lohengrin, 100 tShuttin-
ger). $50. won: Judge Walser 1o7 (Butwcll.
81 so. second; Petalus. lot e. Wilson, g. third.
Time l<1 1.5 Bryndowu, Battery. Chad Buford.
Top Hat and Dallin Bay also ran.
Fourth race Ekridgo steeplechnses two and a
half miles-Goldon LAT (Mr lpers) $3.50. won;
Two Saints. 100 (Mr Hutchins). 81. second; Potter
Young, 1876 (Mr. Bosley). out. third. Time.
$40 S-5 Chaniclcer II fell
Fifth race. Bclvedcro handicap. six furlongg-
Horror, loS Gunner. S. won Cock o'Tho Walk.
10i (Ford). $40. second: Priscilinn, l2q (But-
WELD 81. 20. third. Time. 1:13 3-5. Lahore. Ly-
snndor CItfstrcsm. Pharaoh and Astrologer also
Sixth racs. ono mile-Monocacy. I12 e. wilson,.
81 10, won; Chuckleg. lis (Turner) 5000 sec
oDd: Cogs. 10 Franch). $3.50. third, Time,
f:4l 2-5. Toe Carrier Yir!lc Barncgnt, Early
Light and Skibboreen also ran
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GROOM IS MASTER
IN HOT CONTEST

ST. LOUIS. Nav 12.-Groom was in
great form today ard shut out ST Louis.
Washington winning To o. Mitchell
pitched great ball for st. Louis but an
error by Pratt allowed Washington 10
score In the second after two were out.
In that inning Groom tripleG after two
were out and scored when Pra It FUN nbled
Moellers grounder. Moeller took second
on n balk and scored on Scha efer's sim
gle.
Washington had numerous chances to
score in later innings. but Mitchell al
ways ughtened UP with men on bases.
sT. LOUIS WASHINGTON
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PH|LL|ES WIN IN
THINNING BATTLE
Continued From Preceding pagc.)

ten hits for total OF seventeen bases
Meyers started Ritche's downfall In
ne fourth when he tripled, scoring Mer-
Ele and Herzog. and tailed. himself on
snaiers single. Mathewson pitched his
usual strong game for New York. hold
Ing the Cubs TO three hits. The Cubs
scored their only run In the seventh
Wnen Zimmerman singled and came all
the Way home when the ball got away
from Shafer.
Manager Evers was put of the field IN
the fourtn inning for protesting a deci-
SION at second base. He reappearcd In
center field In the eighth and the um-
pres would not allow the game TO con-
tnue until he left the dold
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DODGERS WINNERS
IN HARD FIGHT

BROOKLYN, May 12-Brooklyn made
it two straight from Cincinnati today,
winning to 3. Brooklyn took lead OF
three runs off Johnson by hard hitting
In the second and fourth innings.
Rucker had a bad Inning In the fifth
and before he could settle down the Reds
had the score tied With one out, Mar
sans walked and Grant was safe on an
error by Daubert. Singles by Clarke,
Johnson and Bates followed rapidly.
Three runs resulted. Rucker then pulled
himself together and two forceouts
checked the enemy.
Brooklyn came right back with the
winning run In its half Of the fifth on
hits by Miller and Rucker Berghammer S
Wild throw and a wild pitch.
CISCISNATI-p -pRooEIyN
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CLEVELAND MANAGER
SUFFERS BROKEN LEG

CLEVELAND. O., May 12.-In sliding
into second base In the ninth Inning OF
today's game with New York. Manager
Joe Birmingham broke a bone In his IN
tioia OF his right leg. It was disclosed by
an examination tonight. The INJURIES
may keep him out OF his position In CEN
ter field for q month
AS he slid to second. Birminghan,'s toe
caught In the dirt and bent packard,
causing the bones to snap He impej
from the field putting runner on the
Lajoie also out of the game with a
broken bone In each hand. the reg,lIa r
lineup will be much disarra nped
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AZ Louisville. Indianapolis Louisville esrno.
PLACED Sunday.
Al Toledo r. n. E
Columbus .s...0 o OIL Q
Toledo =. ........0 o o "a g
Bstteries-Cook and Smith George and living
stone umpires-Murray and Handiboe
a; Milwaukee: RHE.
S. Paul .......0 o o . Q o. 8
Milwaukee i 0-3 o
Bntteries-Knrger aud Miller; Watson. Slapnika
and Hughes. Ump!Tcs-JoGps,one and Connolly
a. Kansas CITY n. II. z.
Minneapolis .....0 o o I o 2 1-5 IL o
Knusos city II O . o o 0--a IL 4
Dattcrles--Bnrps. Glljghan and Smith: Powell
and Kri,chcll. Umpires-chlll and o. Brieu.
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JACK O'CONNOR GETS
$4,000 FROM BROWNS

ST, LOUIS. May 1.-THE ST. Louis
american league baseball club must pay
Jack CConnor $4,000, the amount he
Would nave received In salary had he
not been discharged as manager prior
TO the opening OF the 1911 season, the
circuit court so decided tonight The
trial, which had occupied the court all
oay. came to a close with unexpected
suddenness. The Jurors were out only
thirty minutes. O'Connor alleged that
he had been engaged to manage the ST
seasons, but that he was dismissed at
the end OF 1910
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MEET
B[ANK's S MEN TO-DAY
I Seasons Pennant Win
=, VIII Go Against Roy
castleton for Starter.

49, veek OF the Union associs-
w. r ,epIns today Missoula VIII
CT, lake. Helena at ogden ana
PALS at Butte.
.-,.x IN Salt Lake should be IN
,.,.-sst,ne. Blankenship. for
80. y.ke's manager. has this year
cs.. team than that with Wnlcn
'onssh ,hs pennsnt for Missouls iast
'on .aIenk" sne has a wide circle OF OF
. - % sait Lake who will give mm
a. " - Tam mates cordial welcome;
/. y, - sstI stlston. the Salt Lake boy VINO
rsi vears was the mlnstay o.
!. MoQan's Vernon team IN inc
a. rus Will pitch for Salt Lake To-
Secisin ii viii catch. Welsher or
III, do the slab work for MISSOURI
.,1tinnsr' ~ n Roberts behind the bat
oYHlehIa nders will arrive at "a
4 III fhis forenoon. They were due
law WI afternoon. but missed trs.n an
'etious. & Ralph Frary VIII be the
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YANKEES PROFIT
BY COSTLY ERRORS

CLEVELAND, May 12.-ProHting by
Cleveland's errors. New York won to-
days game. to 8. Mcconnell was more
effective than Gregg. except in the fourth
inning. when two singles and q double
scored Cleveland's three runs.
Wild throws by Gregg and Chapman
gave New York two runs. Two singles
and VOTERS triple in the fifth scored the
other two.
Lajoie was out OF the game with q
broken thumb and finger. the result OF
being hit on the hand with q pitched
ball yesterday.
cI.EVE1. NEW YORK;
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DANNY DUNN EAGER TO
MIX WITH AID ZOTTE

Larry Brown wants q match for his
boy, Danny Dunn. with Ad Zotte Sam
my McClintic, who Is handling Zotte Is
tell. and therefore has not consented TO a
go between Dunn and Zotte Dunn will
get to work at once with a veteran spar.
ring partner at the central fire station. In
oToer TO be prepared for Zotte should
McClintic change his mind. Brown says
ne VIII make side bet that should meet
McClinic's requirements. n a match is
Murray, where the Attell-Zotte bout was
so successfully staged
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-13

Foley Kidney Pills repay your conf.
dence in their healing and curative
qualities. Any kidney OF bladder dis
ease not beyond the reach Of medicine
will Weld TO their use. Mrs, Cordelia
Copeland, Ardeola, Mo-, says: 81 had
kidney and bladder trouble for over n
wear, and bottles of Foley Kidney
Pills cured me. II is the same story
from every one who uses them. All
say. they cured me.' Schramm- ohm.
son, Drugs. "Thc Never,Substitutors.
Five (5) good stores.
(AdVertiscment)
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In the whole field of medicine there

In the whole field Of medicine there
is not healing remedy that will re-
pair damage TO the flesh more quickly
than Rallardis Snow Linimept. In
cuts, wounds, sprains, burns, scalds and
rheumatism it's healing and penetrating
power is extraordinary. Price 25c, SOC
and 81 90 per bottle. Sold by Schramm-
Johnson, Drugs. "The Never Substi-
tutors Five (5) good stores.
ADVERTISEMENT
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Missing Girls Are ut Home.

Tho police were notified yesterday
morning that they need not search fur
ther for Pauline Blatnic. II years Of age,
daughter Of Frank Blatnic Of 36I West
First South street, and Nellie Cox, Il
years OF age, daughter Of Heber Cox, 1853
West First South street, who dis
appeared from their homes Sunday night.
The girls. II is said had gone attired IN
boys clothing to the home Of friends
where they were found late Sunday
night While II was at first feared that
they had run away from home. nothing
but an innocent lark was intended.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-13

There never was a time when people
appreciated the real merits Of Chamber
lain 3 Cough Remedy more than now,
This is shown by the increase In sales
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sons who have been cured by il. If
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HILL WILL NOT co
TO PRISON AT ONCE

A stay of execution for thirty days wa
granted TO j. a. Hill. convicted murderer
OF Frank A. Colclough. by Judge F. G.
Loofbourow in the district court yes-
terday. The stay was given In order 10
allow counsel for Hill opportunity TO pre-
pare a bill OF exceptions for an apneaI
10 the supreme court. Hill Is under
sentence OF life Imprisonment The stay
OF execution VIII operate to prevent his
being committed TO the state prison
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To Decide stoyall Case.

CHICAGO, May l2.-PresIdent Ban
day that he would announce his decision
In the case OF Manager George Stovall
Of tho ST. Louis team this week, prob
ably hy Wednesday. Stovan was sus-
pended for abusive treatment OF an um-
pire.
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TINY SHORTSTOP,S
WORK IS FEATURE

BOSTON. May 12.-Maranville, Bos-
toms dimunItive shortstop, continued his
brilliant playing today. His triple in the
fifth inning, with men on first and Sec
ond bases. put the locals ahead and his
fielding kept them there. The score
was: Boston 6, ST. Louis 4. Boston was
outhlt by st. Louis, but Rudolph who
made his debut for the locals, succeed :
ing Gervais In the fourth. kept the visl-
tors hits scattered.
BOsToN-ST. LOUIS.
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CLEvELAND-NEw YORK.

Ran for DIrmIngham In ninth,
tBstted for o'Ncil In nlnth.
tBatted for Gregg IN ninth.
Score by innings
Cleveland E. ..-...,,,..,o %
New York ..-............0 o ~
Summary; ErroTs-Chapman. Gregg. Two base
hiG-Johnson. O'Eoil. Birmingham. Daniels, Creo
?, Threc-basc hit-Wolter. Sacrifice hits-Mc-
Conneli Olson. Stolen bnses-Oison. Turnor, Dou-
BILE plny-Tugner. Chapman and Johnston. Base
on ballS-Grogg. B. Mcconnell. .. Hit by pitched
bull-Dy Mcconnell. Graney. Struck out-By
Gregg, 4: by Mcconnell. 3. Fiut orTor-Ncw
York ?. Left bGses-Clovelnnd. 8: Now York.
6. Tinc-2:0G. Ump!rcs-Connoly and McGreeyey
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-13

Dizziness, vertigo (blind staggers).
sallow complexion. fatulenoe are symp.
toms OF torpid liver. No one can feel
well while the liver is inactive HER.
BINE is a powerful liver stip,ulnnt. a
dose or two will cause all bilious symp-
toms to disappear. Try it. Price SOC.
Sold by Schramm. j ohnson Drugs, "The
Never -Substitutors. Five (5) good
stores. advertisement
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NAV Term. Begins.

The May term OF the Utah supreme
court began yesterday, Three cases on
the calendar were argued The case OF
the state of Utah against Martin Blank
was the first The other two We're the
cases Of the state against Henry Bowen
and the state against Moses Reese.
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CINCINNATI BROOKLYN
CINCINNATI.
BROOKLYN.

'NHn TOT JIarko tu Seventh.
fBattcd for johnson IN seventh.
$Batted for Brown in ninth.
Score by innings
Cincinnati ...-......0 o o o ps
Brooklyn ...........0 a
Summary; ErTors-Borshnmmcr Dauocrt. Loft
on baseS-Clncinnnt. 9; Brooklyn, Q. ThTce-6
hits-Clarko. stenge Homo run-Dauoert Sac
rifice hits-Wheat. Moran, First orrors--Cin-
cinnau. l. Stolen baso-Almoido Double plays
johnson Tinker md Hoblitzel: Cutshaw Fish
or and Daubort Struck out-By Johnson. !: by
Brown, ?. by Rucker. 4. Balk-Rucker W!ld
nings; off Brown. In two inninge. Base on balls
off Rucker, 8, Tlme-1:s2. Umpirea-Rigler
and Byron.
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CHICAGo-NEw YORK.

Summary: Errors-sha.er Fletchcr !? Tirst base
on eTors-Chieaso. 2. Two-haso hits-gridwcll.
Merkle. Doyle. Threc-base hit-Moyers. Home
Tun-herzoS. Sacrifice hits-Murrny. Merklc.
Stolen base-shatc.. Left on hasrs-ChicoEo G.
New York. 3. Double plays-Doyls. Fletcher nnd
MoTkle. Base balls-Off Richie g. Struck
out-Dy Mathcwron. 3 Hi,s-oH Richie. 10 in
five Innings: off LiofieId. mono in three innings
Time-1:25. Umplres-Klem and orth
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Salt rheum, or eczema, with its Itch
ing and burning, is cured by Hood s
Sarsaparila. So are all other blood dis
eases. advertisement
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Summary: ETorS-Pratt. Johnston. THo-hase
bits-McAlloster, Morgan. Groom. Three~baso hit
Groom Sacrifice his-Hcnry, InPorte Stolen
bases-Milan. walsh Left on bases-Wssh!nx-
ton. /: ST. Louis / Dak-Mitchell. First on
balls-Groom. .; Mitchell 2. HI, by ptcher-By
Mitchell. Morgan Struck out-By Groom &: by
Mitchell, l. Timo-l:i5. Umpircs-o' Loughlu and
Ferguson
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Sporting News
CHAMPS BEATEN IN
DESPERATE STRUGGLE
Continued From Preceding Page)

der l. Off Russell. =. Struck out-By ponsor &
by Ru5soli. e. by SmIti. !. Time-l:3I TIM
p!ros--Evans and Hlldc5rand
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coeur d,Alene Entries.

Ry international News Service.
First racc. four and n half furlougS-
Coos, 1ls: lahama BAN. Adnirals $
Daughter, 1l5; Old Gotch. ITO; Muy Bu-
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scro by 1nDI0FS-
81 Louis ......,.........I o 90
Summary: Errors: Mpr1nT!lls whi,tcd. Har
mon. Two-bAse hi,s-Titus. Mann. Myers. SAL
Ice. Konetchy. Oales. O'Lcary Three base hlta
-MaranviIls. Gathers. EitS-oH GerYais. In
three and ono-thiri innings; Rudolph. In five
aud two.thirdG innineo. snllee. 8 IN five Cnono
out In sixth, Harmon. . In two innings: Geycr
none In ono inning Sacrifice fllcs-Mitchcl
Mover Sacrifice hlts-Connelly. Maranav.ila
whittcd. oLeary. Stolen bases-Hyers. Spconoy
oake Double phy-Maranville and Myers. Left
on baSes-IoStou, 9; St Louie. q. Base be-
Rudolph. 1: SaIce /; Harmon. /: Goysr- l.
Struck out-ey Harmon. !; by Rudolph. 3, FirSt
on erTors-Boston, q 81 Louis: l. Hit by pitch
aud Emsiio.
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International League
Southern League

Al Mcm7his-Nemphig, s; Atlanta. 5.
Al Montgomer?-Mcntgomery. g.: Brminx-
ham, J.
Al New oricans-New Orleans. .: Ch1.ts-
nnoga. {.
Al Mobns-Nob'l.. 4; Nashville, g.
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Northwestern League

Seattle. 4: Vancouver ].
Victoria, 9; Portland, o tten lnninGs).
spokane. 8. Tacoma. ..
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LEACIJE
WESTERN LEAGUE,
Western League

Omaha. 8; Denver. II.
s.. Joseph. .: Topeka. a.
slsSaiS. Sioux City. /; Lincoln. !,
s.-D'' Aolues. 4; Wichita. Is
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YEE FOO LUN, G. H D,
Original Chinese herbalist and found
CT of the Chinese Herb Institute. Salt
Lake branch, 11S South Main street,
upstairs over Hirschman shoe store.
Phone Was. $3.50, Hours: Sunday, 10
a, m to D. m; daily, 8 a. n. to 9 p. II.
Special appointments at Hotel Utah.
Since striving In Salt Lake last week. Yeo Foo
Luu G. II. d. the noted Cbiuess hcTbslist. has
met piih extraordinary success and as reGult
OF taking the Yee Foo Bun c. II. D., Chinese
Herb treatment. many Salt Lake people have
already received great benefit and experienced
relief from various disorders. For many years.
persons VINO have been told oy physicians that
thelr cases were practically hopeless. have been
cured by the Yee Eco Lun. G. II. D.. ChjneEo
HsEa treatment nad thousands or testimonials
from former sufferers are on flle Tho merit of
these horbs has been shown by actual results ac-
compshe5-
N YOU arc sick no matter what your nilnent
do no, delay but cell GU Yec Foo Lun. c. u. o.
Al tho Chinese Herb Institute. iIs South Main
street over H!tschman shoe store. and con-
sultation with him will prove profitable TO you
Yce Foo Lun is highly educated Chinese and
speaks English fuently. He thoroughly undar-
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bring you permanent relief. Investigate for your
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