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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-16
ESTATE OF GEORGE E. oUNN, DE.
CEASED.
Consult county clerk or the respecti'
signers for further Information.

The undersigned will sell at private
sale oeginninS at a point on the east
erly line OF seG1l9h 3ha % township south
north 50 degrees 41 minutes east 24OS
feet and north ?S75 feet from the south
vest cH5ner Of lot 2 IN Slo9k s$ ten
marked by stone monument for said cor
ner. and running thence south S2.5 feet
TO the center OF the Irrigation and Navi-
CATION canal; thence south II degrees
west, along the center OF said canal, 3e6
feet. thence south s degrees west 40 5
feet; thence east l6s feet, thence south
lsk feet. thence south s degrees east
1914 feet; thence south % degrees east
l5s.75 feet. more or less. to the point
OF intersection OF tho center OF Murphy's
lane with said Irrigation and Nava CATION
canal; thence north n degree - minutes
east. along, the center Of Murphy,s lane,
utes cfs east east ass feet; thence north 2sa 9
feet; thence east 746 feet thence
south 80 feet TO tho eente5 yc of Mn creek
sos ee 0n thence ss' sSus IS GarTees cast
1871 feet, thence south AZ degrees SO
minutes east sos feet; thence south 13o
feet to the Gsnts OF gRmyts ans
along the center OF Murphy's lane, 144
feet TO the west side OF the county road
as MARKED by st9.e 95 r,Tn9,u monument: thence
the west side OF said county road. s04 a
feet TO n stone monument marking the
west side or said road, thence north 10
degrees 18 minutes west All g feet.
thence west 3l3,5 feet; thence north IS
degrees 80 minutes west 50 .95 feet.
thence north SO degrees go minutes west
| &C feet; thence north &c degrees west
| 49, feet. and thence north 80 degrees
IL minutes west 70I . feet TO the place
| OF beginning. containing an area OF
about 22 3 acres.
| Also. commencing at point In Thir-
teepth East street which point Is situ-
ated 33 feet west and 1924 6 feet north
! 0 degree % minutes east from the south
/ west corner OF lot :. In block %. ten.
acre plat "A.' Big Field survey. and
| from said point OF commencement run
ming south degree 20 minutes west
s5i.7 feet to a point In Thirteenth East
street. which ie situated 33 feet west and
| 1865 feet north o degree 20 minutes
east from tho southwest corner Of lot 2.
said block 90: thoncc north Sc degrees
| IL minutes east, across part OF Thirteenth
East street and along the center line Of
Murphy's lane. 1888 feet to the center OF
/ the old Irrigation and Navigation canal;
| thence following along the center line OF
| said canal north 10 degrees 02 minutes
west 1876 feet. according TO ono survey,
or north 22 degrees west 1866 feet. ac-
cording TO another survey: thence still
following along the center line OF said
canal north 5 degrees 10 minutes west
1911, 4 feet, according 10 one survep, or
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WILL CARE FOR AGED.
Preparations Are Well Under Way for
Old Folks outing at Brigham.


Special 10 The Tribune
BRIGHAM CITY. May l5.-The old
taiks committee for the Box Elder stake
met In a special meeting Wednesday
evening and talked over the plans for
entertaining the OLD folks of Salt Lake
city when they come to Brigham City
on Thursday, June 26 to spend their
annual outing, The committee effected
an orga niZation for furtherng the plans
for the affair and named the following
committees 10 carry on the work.
Executive committee-Olcen y. Stohl
L. a Snow. William c. Tiorsley, Mayor
r. L., Fishburn, o. Petersen, S. Nor
man Lee. Peter a. Nebeker. Thaddeus
Wight.
Finance-T. Fl. Bla ackburn Alfred Fish
burn. Henry. M. Higgins, Frank Bowring
George Watkins.
Refreshments-Mrs Oleen ~ Stohl and
stake board Of Relief society
Tables and benches-N. Chr Simon
SEN William Lee. Isaac s. Jensen Lo-
renzo Jeppson. a. w p Hansen, Lo-
rcnzo Pett, James Knudson, j ". An
derson Isaac II. Jensen.
ProSranme-W T. Davis: Victor Il
Madsen. Minnie Jenson, A. NJ Merrill
Phoebe Madsen.
Conveyance-Box Elder Commercial
club
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Reeves. Eliza
Madsen, Nose J. Holt. Lola Nichols
George c. I.aney, Ada John. Stcwar
HoTSley.
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ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS

RUSSIAN DRY HOT AIR AND ELEC-
trical treatments. Martin INSTITUTE, s3@
BROOKS Arcade Phone Was. so06. bS10
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Il WANTS $500
|[,|DEs HIS SALARY
4 osdsn's Police De-
,,rtpsnt VIII Take
Vacation.

"a, Nav 15.-Actiug on the oi'
3, ,.susst, presented at today !.5 !
/. 'ss'r ~ city commissioners grantee
\ Police W. !. Norton a twen'h 'ho
100 Of absence on pay tne
,es .t,rt about May l5 or ~ Z },
'ss 4. 'n fuII lns railroad gliIr fare be.
,tl.e t.Ns. an and New York and return
2ss's ss fed federal I prisoner back s,do fOl fOl
!s y, Int he also desires 500 fof
..,,,.t was not granted out
y q', according to Commissioner
.niar. the chiefs claim 1ol
'rrsS 'SvsS1, 1p,robablv win be granted
ussa ySsnrn. After delivering the
,,;,suer to the government au.
4 New York, Chief Norton
.syersI large eastern cite;
+sd-the national convention ol
w. & al Al Washington. D. G.
.rt;tion Of the Mountain view
Z s association for an adequate
'uOly at the south side buria-
rss granted by the commits
favorable action was taken on
.nnnudption of Mayor A. 6
'psriniepdent of waterworks
-Itiueh main be placed on JET
,Frnue TO Thirty.first street. =
d 600 feet, and a four-lnct
||un that point to the north line
lemeieyy.
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NOTICE OF SALE.

In the matter of the estate OF a, NJ.
Rendell deceased.
To Whom II May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that the follow
estate Of A NJ. RendeIl. deceased. is for
sale, and that the undersigned. as cXecu-
tor OF the last viii and testament OF SAID
decedent. WI! receive eldS tor Said (,Sop Tt0p-
3O5 Judge building. Salt Lake CITY; Otah,
until o'clock p. m. on May II. 1913. The
right is hereby reserved 10 reject any OF
all bids The property referred TO con-
sists Of all OF the rights Of the said es-
tate of 4. NJ. RendeIl. deceased, undsr
and by virtue of a certain lease mace
and executed by Eliza Hcgney and others,
as lessons. TO A. NJ. Rendell. as lessee,
Of the following described premises in
Salt Lake City, Salt Lake county state
Commencing at the southeast corner OF
lot /. block forty seven 90. plat G.
Salt Lake City survey, and running
thence vest eiehty-seylssgg, lsg, rSs; s;3 ,benrs Ts,
east elehty-seven (SIl feet. uence
south sixty three (e3l feet 10 the point
of beginning. together with the two story
brick building situate thereon. and all ap-
purtenances thereunto belonging; inclua-
Ing a right of way 6fteen G5l feet Wioe
along the north and west side of ssid
premises 40 ,o..
Said lease was made February 2S. 1912.
and is given for a term OF nve years,
| commencing March 1917, ana ending
March l. 1917, ana Win tle PIlN!lsss u
a renewal thereof for FIVE years after the
expiration OF said term. and provides for
the payment of rental OF $3.50 per
month during said term.
There will also be sold With sa Id lease
| hold interest all OF the stock o. liquors
and cigars and all fixtures and personal
property belonging to the estate of the
| said 4 NJ Rendell. deceased. now Ill the
| saloon portion OF said building, together
| with right to license and good viii OF SAID
| business and also all OF the furniture IN
| the rooming house portion OF said build
| ing belonging TO the estate OF A. ~
| Rendeu, deceased, also The personal prop,
| erty In the cafe portion and in the POO!
| room portion OF said premises belonging
| 10 the estate OF A NJ. Renden, deceased
i Said premises are known as the kozy
! Corner" at the corner OF Sixth West and
Second South street Salt Lake City
and include the "Kosy Bar.N the okozy
| Rooning House." and the "kozy CAFE,
| at which places the property may be eH-
smiDed and inventories checked by pros
pective purchasers.
| Bidders for this property are required
10 accompany each bid With a certified
| check OF ten per cent which, If said bid
! be accepted and the rema lnder OF the
purchase price offered be not paid within
i've days after notice of acceptance OF
said bid, shall be forfeited To said estate.
| j. NJ. MORRIS. Executor.
Weber & Olson. Attorneys. So5 Judge
bldg. Salt Lake City. Utah b22iS
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SALT LAKE SCHOOL
is FIFTH IN SHOOT

WASHINGTON. May 15.-For the
third consecutive year the Iowa City
high school has won the interschola stic
national rife shooting championship and
the Astor cup. which goes with It. BY its
victory this school made record score
for interscholastc shooting. the teams
total being eSi out of n possible 1000.
which ts four points better than the
record made by the same school last
Dcerlns high school Of Portland. Ne.
won the second high score, with 976
points: the susQuehanns. Pa, high.
third. with 9G8, the De Witt Clinton
high. New York city. fourth, with 956
Salt Lake nigh, NTH. with 947: Morris
high, New York city. sixth, with 946.
Nineteen schools competed.
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NEW MILLING COMPANY,
McCammon Has Corporation With a75, 900
Stock to Take Over Flour MIL

POCATELLO. Ida. May 15.-McCam-
mon is TO have a new Hour milling COM
pany. Articles of incorpora ton were filed
in the office of County Clerk Gallet this
morning for the Idaho Rose Ma nuta ctur-
ing company. with McCammon as the
principal place OF business. The capita
stock is placed at SIS, 900
The incorporators named are A. NJ
Thacker, Sam Whitehead. T. NJ. Edwards.
r. c. Geddes and ]. D. Browning. The
directors include, also. 3. r. Rowe OF Nc
Cannon and W. II. Hillnan OF the same
place The new company will take over
the holdings OF the McCsmmon Invest
ment company in the -four mill al Nc
Cannon This Is one OF the oldest flour
mills in the state. established by the late
II O Hardness. The purchase price o!
The min was about S45. 900. New and I'm
proved machinery Will be installed and
the company will also engage in buying
and selling grain, hay and other farm
products.
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| ADDITIONAL SPORTS
CONTINUED From Preceding Page)

Young Cans, colored, of Salt Lake, in
the third round Of what was to be a
ten.round 60 here tonight. 1t was
o iBrien's fight from the start. He
partially closed Gans's right eye in the
first round and swung a right to the
BODY that put the colored boy groggy
Tho knockout came when O'Brien
crossed with right to the jaw. In
tho preliminary Red" Newey Of
Salt Lake knocked out Oscar Roberts
local messenger boy. O'Brien is
matched to meet Ray Campbell al
Vancouver, B. c., May "a,
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uAy MAKE OWN FINS.
psblIclty Bureau Takes Steps 10
. Extensively Boost City.

psblIcIty Bureau Takes Steps TO
Extensively Boost City.
' ta.The Tribune.
|s, May l5.-Eailing 10 secure a
d with any one Of the many mo-
lure companies for making an
Ing hlm Of Ogden city and We
|.nty scenes. Manager j. ID, Larson
. Ogden publicity bureau was au-
n BY The directors today TO nego-
Ia the purchase OF a moving
cuial. II The necessary appa
>erured by the bureau, g. local
|Uoaer will be employed 10 make
|sfes aud the organization Will ar
N The display Of the films In mo-
<Iure thcaters.
|1|7tapondlng with the companies
IN this business. Manaser Lar
I'D thai any number were willing
IA Tic filn. but would not enter
font1acl for displaying the pic
||Isr The film had been made.
1jrtcfors authorized the publica-
4 monthly bulletin showing the
lEEonplished BY the bureau and
'rg suggestions 10 tho citizens for
4 methods OF boosting the city
Ipfsfy also reported that Gerri;
nrRnger traffic director OF tho
He|dc. had approved the CODY
Iol Publication for new book
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SLERIEE'S SALE,

In the district court in and for salt
Lake county, state OF Utah, a. I. Moon;
plaintIff. against Joshua p. Bollwinkei
and John Bollwnkel. doing business as
Rollwinkel Brothers. defendants 10 be
sold at sheriffs ssle at the west front
door Of the county courthouse in the city
and county OF Salt Lake, state OF Utah,
on the 23rd day of May. A D.; 1913. at
II O'clock noon Of said day, all the rlght;
title, claim and interest. If any, OF said
defendants, OF, in and to the following
described real estate, to VII;
All of lots one %. two (2l. three (Sl
four 90, hye (5) and seven 90, IN IN block lock
one ~. also all OF lots one "a. two
(2l, three CD and four %. in block two
(2); also all OF lots two 80,
three Cd and four % of block three 90
also all OF lots one O. two (2), three
(3), four (d) and five (pl, in block four
a., all in City View addition TO Salt LAX e
city In Salt Lake county, state OF Utah.
being a portion of the southeast quarter
Of section twenty-five (e5). township
one % north. rane one % west. Salt
Lake meridian.
Purchase price payable in lawful money
Of the United States.
Dated at Salt Lake City. Utah. this
fst day OF May, a. y, 1913.
ANDREW SMITH, JR.,
Sheriff OF Salt Lake County. State of
BY D. p. Thomas. Deputy Sheriff
C. S. PATTERSON, Attorney for Plain
Date Of FIRST publication. May 22pd.
A. D 1918 b127
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Albert Madison Dies.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. May 15.-Albert Madison. q
former railroad man, died at his home,
1856 Twenty street, last night
after a fourteen months illness. due 10
dropsy and heart disease. Born In Vir-
gnls on October "a. 1863, Mr.. Madison
had spent the greater part Of his life in
The body has been removed 10 the Lind
quist undertaking rooms pending ar
rangements for the funeral.
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To Give Initial Concert.
to Thu Tribune.

Special to Tho Trlbune.
OGDEN. May 15,-A complimentary
band concert in the Hermitage grove
will be an added attraction for those
making a trip to the Ogden, canyon
next Sunday afternoon and evening. The
music win be furnished by the new MILL
fary band. which was recently organized
i'm this city. and If the venture proves
successful the Sunday afternoon and
evening concerts may become perma-
nent feature Of the canyon entertain
ment
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BOOSTERS ARE GENEROUS.
OgdenItes VIII Not Allow Citizens {
Morgan to Pay Banquet Expense.

Special TO The Tribune.
this time that not less than forty busi- :
ness men of this city will leave the We
Der club IN automobiles tomorrow after
noon for the friendship excursion TO Nor
gan The trip will be made under the
auspices OF the Weber club and the Og-
den publicity bureau. Upon the arrival
at Morgan there will he a banquet, but
the Ogden boosters refused. 10. alloy this
feature at the expense o! the Morgan
people.
The programme which is 10 follow the
banquet includes speeches ny Judge j. y
Howell NJ s. Browning, j w. Abbott
and prominent Morgan men. The com
mIttee in charge OF the arrangements fol
the excursion IS composed OF Judge How
cl., NJ S. Browning and President IL
M Rowe .of the Weber club.
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Merchants Go East.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. May 15.-As representatives Of
the Ogden Retail Merchants association,
". W Wilcox and John Farr departed on
the Pacific Limited today for st. Louis.
where they will attend the national con-
ventlon Of the Retail Merchants associa-
tlon. At the conclusion OF the meeting
the Ogden delegates Will visit Chicago
and other eastern cities before returning
home
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT or SALT
Lake county state of Utan.-ln the
matter OF the guardianship OF the per-
sons and estates of Simeon v. Trent.
Jr., and Mary Louise. Trent, minors.
The undersigned Will sell at private
sale the following described personal
property, to-wt; Ten Go) shares of the
ca pital stock of zion's Cooperative Mer-
camille Institution. Utah corpora ton
on or after the goth day OF May, A. d,
Ial3. and written bids will be received
at 2Ol Newhouse building. Salt Lake
CITY Utah Terms OF SALE cash
s. V. TRENT. Guardian.
Dated Nav 8. 1919. plOSo
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u De FEDERAL CASE,
,n Wbo EIoped With Woman
u Children Is Taken Back.

|o The Tribune.
N, May lS.-In response 20 the
<1rsnt Of capture in this city.
Z s. Lowry of Pocatello, Ida.
d Ogden today and returned 10 his
d With John Bertolucci and Mrs
Ppd. who we're Intercepted IN
{estsrday While they were en-
3 Reno New. According 10 the
'|rcer, The Italian threatened 20
HoHlsn unless she accompanied
1-Ftolucoi bears the reputation
y countrymen Of being a bad
gun.hehier.
ne husband. was no, so anxious
about the return OF his wife
lrt possession Of their two chill
'quld be not desire 10 push th'
*'Iitl bertolIcci. an effort Wi
% Interest the federal authori
wee 81 The fact that the ltalial
= railroad ilcket for the WON.
ne Intention Of taking her iron
srnther Statc
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SADDLE HORSES.

FOR HIRE; DIVIDED SKIRTS. BROAD
way Stables. lst So betw. Min and
State Was 1890, $3.50
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CUT FLOWERS
FLORISTS

ALL KINDS CUT FLOWERS FRESH
from greenhouse. Porter-W Walton Co.
274 State. m37S1
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Neglect Proves Costly.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN May 15.-Failure TO procure
municipal license before engaging In
business cost Professor" Paul Ra ymond,
palmist and clairvoyant $50 when he
was arraigned before Judge w. II. Reed
er this morning. Raymond explained to
the court that ne had waited for an
inspector to come around and get the
license money, Il custom which he con-
tends is followed in other cities. Judge
Reeder advised the man TO secure q H.
cense before he was again arrested.
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Special Choir Service.
Special 10 The Tribune.

SpecIhI 10 TIC IETUUHe.
OGDEN. May 15.-The Ogden taber-
nacle choir completed its rchearsals this
evening for the hymn service to be
given next Sunday afternoon. The story
of several well-knowp compositions Will
be read by Apostle David O. Mckay.
after which the number will be rendered
by the choir. The musicians also re-
hearsed some of the choruses which Will
form a part of the programme at the
Nordica recital next month.
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Jail or Fine of SdS.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN, MAY l5.-Found guilty on a
charge OF following and frightening wom-
en-, Gus Victor. Greek. was sentenced
by Judge W. II. Reeder today 10 pay a
fine Of Si5 or spend forty-f1ve days In the
city jaiI. The complaint against the for
elener was made by Mrs. r. B. Chapple,
who testified that the man followed her
along Twenty-siXth street and Grant
avenue for several blocks on Monday
evening.
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month. opening June u, for three-day
session. All aer!es Of Idaho. Nevada and
Utah will be represented. The big meet.
ing was held IN Ogden last year and was
secured again this year when Ely. Nov,
forfeited Its opportunity 10 entertain the
ri-state delegates.
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r. L. MARKS ELECTED
LEAGUE SECRETARY

At a regular business meeting OF the
Manhattan league last night, p, l..
Marks was elected secretary 10 hll the
vacancy occasoned by the resignation
of p Picket. The protest against Solo
man OF the Denhalter club was over
ruled, as the fact that the player was
working with non union men had nothing
to do with baseball. according to the de-
cISIop
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ORGANIZE NEW
BRANCH OF A. A. A.

DENVER, May 15.-The Rocky
Mountain association Of the American
Athletic union formally organized here
tonight with the election of officers.
The Rocky mountain division is com.
posed of the states of Wyoming, Colo
radJ and New Mexico.
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Aoert Ssatcn Dies.

Aay is.-After an Illness Of
" due 10 leakage Of the heart.
f'2n' aged 20 years. died at
nome. o5l Twenty second
o'clock this morning He Il
n tlIs widow and one child. 2
also the parents. Mr.. and
p sealon OF Los Angeles:
rsrsf Charles Scaton. also OF
John B. Seaion Of Neddles.
h l. seeton Of this city, and
ha. -
Ia"' Wa a member of the Po-
N n. l9ages nf the Woodmen OF
ara Brotherhood of Locomo.
The funeral arrange.
~ 'pt been completed.
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NOTICE OF DELINQUENT ASSESS.
MENT NO. 8.

Abraham Irrigation company. principal
place OF business. 35i South Main street.
Salt Lake City, Utah,
Notice-There is delinquent upon the
following described stock. on account OF
OF March. 1913. the several amounts set
opposite the names of the respective
shareholders as follows:
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sal Doctors Auto.
Thc Tribune

~ ~, la;-WhIIe DR.. j. W.
n r s,Wssliulng q patient at the
sr,ony, %oyes, Al Twenty econd
.<,sn neSoamooile was stolen some
n ~ p..HnlEht and 2 O'Clock this
ID rsriptlons Of tie car were
M. nasroy ssiy cities and towns h..
srhIbe ss ss loday, but no trace
a as ~ has been secured.
ID 5;sa s ~ EMF coupe. bearing
ma c, ~, The body is rsIntea
r shdnla I'VE t,, and letter "P" on
||a,a,Iom ipr,ish an easy means
||,Itl Ya ~ a large red cross Is
:" 'o'n sides Of the en-
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Hardware Team IN Shape.

The Salt Lake Hardware baseball team
held its regular Thursday evening prac-
tice last night and from the showing
nects 10 give the fast Midvale team run
for It's money when the two teams meet
Sunday.
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HATS CLEANED
LADIES' TAILOR


FASHION LADIES' TAILOR. l2o EAST
Bros dway. IL Babel, Mgr. Wasatch
e959 b2oSO
NJ. FUCKER, VIENNA LADIES TAIL
ors; perfect fitting, 25a State. Was.
eS13 bo0si
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summary: Tgo.ooao hIt-Cronin Three base
hlt-Nenges. Stolen bsscs-Spnncer Queley.
Clynos Sacrifice hitE-Lussi. Clynos Double
plny-suiIiynn. Mcagcs aud LusHi Struck out--Ey
sullivan. Q: by Sinciair. Q, Bases halIs-oft
Sullivan. 2; Off sineair, 5. Runs outtcd--By
Quigley t2,. Lussi croniu ciyDcs. MeugeS. Left
on bnYns--Helonn, =: Ogden Q. Time OF zame-f
hour 20 minutas. CmpIre-WriRht.
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sa0w still vexes.
The Tribune

=. :
~ M fram, alsm,I,1nlch r. county IS prac.
27tllofu tn I've Cache valley sec.
I'D rosds ai by snow block :
q ordsaarI sarsl ,',,,l; ,jrd!cIal district
Jsdsss Sy way OF 'ESansss ESa1rss
soDi.c3ua n court in Rich he, counIy n1n-
iSssslGd iisSsld tend 'as' 70 in,In.IDnroe nns present en-.
'ois .Ss n. = road through 10 R,cf, 20
|rF so,,u,ss n declares. !s ayer ne m2st ,,,t
second die1G. ueTk 10 Beaver and md
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WE HAVE MOVED FAR OUT. AND
being out Of the high rent district en-
ables us TO give our patrons right value
for their money. New and secondhand
ranges and furniture. Trade new furni
ture for old New Administer rugs, $i8.
$50 State st. Michigan Furniture Co.
Try us. s4o15
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Northwestern League

AT seattIo--Yanoouyer. 8; Seattle. 3.
At Portland-vietorio. 4; Portland. g.
At Tacoma -Spobauc, l; Tacoma. =.