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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-27
AssEssm EMIT NO. 8.

Black Pine Mine & Milling Co. Prtnci-
pal place OF business Salt Lake City.
Utnh.
Notice 81 hereby given that at a meet
ing OF the board OF directors held At ths
office of the company on the 3lst day Of
May, an assessment OF &c per share was
levied upon the stock OF tho corporation
issued and outstanding payable at once
a. $40 West South Temple street, Salt
Lake City. Utah Any stock upon which
this assessment shah remain unpaid on
the 3Oth day OF Juno Will be delinquent
aud advertised for sale at public auction
and unless payment Is made bsfore viii
be sold on the 2ist OF July. 1913, n II
o'clock noon a. the comparys office To
pay delinquent assessment thereon, to-
Eelher with cost OF advertising and ex-
pense Of sale.
BY order of board OF dlrectors.
]. ?. kfEHM.
Secretary and Treasurer.
cEAS
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Latonia Entries.

By International News Service.
Firs, race fiyo furlonEs-Banio jim. PENALTY,
Sasgraue Bushy Head shcpherde5E. Io7: Futhei
Riley. EIsadro. Lambs Tai. LlndaT, Aeednego.
Belize. H.
Second race elk SuroNer-Lad- Lindou. Evrlyc
ToWrIe Guide Post %: Fs rrnC- Joe e5 Cedar
Brook 100: Ncilo. ioi: Clyde T. Ethelds. los
scary william los: Billy Barnes. Cold Of ophir.
RIO Brasos. Ill
Third race one mile and seventy yArds-OlEi
star IS: sam HrBch. 100. u, stsPpa. 100: Cou-
sin PuSs Ill sIeeth. lls.
Fourth rare six furlonsO-Coy. "a. Prince
EcrmIs. 90; Robby Boyer. io5; Florence Roeerth
Theresa GILL los; Casey Jones. loS.
Fi.h race. six turlonEE-Lathcr Wentworth
io5 Star o. Danube. lot: Il Spy. los; -Wrg'
neck loi: Dnnborry. Jos; rifle Brigade. los
Marin C l07: Vsrena. Dick Dendwood 100
Worlds Wonder, Il2
Crowley entry.
Sixth race one mile and a Sizts-ath-Durhc,'
pa.ry So: Batriae 90; Colo color. ss Wooc
Dove Beautiful Madam Phelps, ioS: Csritor
club Be Jos. Wishing R!nE. Helene. sysygy
10; Bobby Cook, III.
weather cIca.. track fast
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Hamilton Entries.
Interra,,onal Novy Service

By international News Service.
First race five furlonEs-Amphon. Sandy LADY
Islc, slipper Day los. slcgen. rs; Bee Hive.
ll6.
Second race. five furlouEs-Diamopd Cluster, 7E;
Michael John. l0s; Collector, Regu!ram. Wsnlts,
l05; Bitka Scarlet Latter. 10
Third race. one mile and ItGtesoth-Black
Branch. ct; Lord Ellhm. i0i; Dynamite. io7;
Annie Sellers. IS: William PIT, los; MoCroary.
100; Ny Fellow. Love Day. i0s: Chester KI7Im.
l05. Judge MoncL, l03; Grit i07. J. II. HouEh-
ton 10,
Fourth race. steenlechate about two milss-
Irene Gummel. l55: Morocth lt2; Lena. lf5i
OnGpng. AZ. Old Salt, 1872
Firm race six nrlonzs-'HoroY. Il2: Haw-
thorus. Leo Chares. N2: 'CTisco. 100; Calgary.
100. Sherwood. li5
Turner entry.
Sixth race. six fUrionSs-Mausoleum. io2: Sat
terry. Billy Collins. Isy Ham. Quced. Io6; Porcu-
pine. los. Belle Of Lynnvile, Queen sain. III
Brsndywjne. Kayderoscros. RaycnAl l0s: Pon'
Neville. Il5, Also eligible: Lord Ladas. li2
Rocky. ll3.
Seventh race ons mile on turf-Ninesis. ssi
ChrySe!s Aunt Alice. l0I: Plant. III: jonuqil
i63. Edith Inez, 10; Mu0 10. Mieoosukeo. 20
Daisy Plat So Chcmuloo. ll5.
WcaNher clear: track fast
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TO EREcT FRUIT STAND.
Box Elder Commercial Club VIII Have
Booth at Depot.

Box Elder Commercial Club VIII Have
Booth at Depot.
BRIGHAM CITY. June 26.-The Box
Elder Commercial club has been granted
the concession by the Oregon Short Line
Railroad comps ny TO erect a fruit stand
on the company's night of way a the
depot OF this city, II viii he the chief
purpose OF the Commercial club TO have
an exhibit OF the finest fruits grown here
on display at all times In well arranged
booth. 20 be erected near the point where
the trains stop. Passengers VIII be able
TO purchase fresh fruit and have a look
at the display during the short time
trains stop. The stand Will be conducted
on an advertising basis and nothing but
the choicest fruit will be sold and this
al regular market prices. AS the stand
Will he conducted by the Commercial
club no inferior fruit Will be sold 10 pas
sengers. II is the purpose OF the club
officials 10 have the fruit stand In op-
Grafton before the end Of the season.
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Belmont Park Entries.

By International NeUs seryies,
Firsi race. stseplechsse. about tvo niisi-NAli'
Bic EafSala Ben Ca5rN. iSs. Wnsrov. iet
Native NsA Advsrturess. iiA; FootlishtA IL
s@eand race ryo furiosE,-NCra kessie.. Tg.ve'
LiEht. lt7. Due Guard itb; Plutoeral. IS; Merry
lie Gissou. Gilbert. l5.; ElntT iS7. Deduction.
FiyinE Yankee. Iss: EeySurn4 49,; poFIskl
l5S
Third race ste4plsehiss. About three rniles-
Gold plate is.: ShEaaoa River. owaauH. Guaa
t.no,la Web Garter. isT. o EeBr, SruSseau. la
Msxm's Pride. Rock AeeeJ. rs:
Fourth race. about o7s mlle-'ohDny. III
Trea EIsen isi; Captain Maiiosk. III: siog,h,
str,,uou, FootightA. Sc~ Star. iib. Rayrncns
III. Bcaucogp. Iit. Noa;7cEsoT. %: Hsnp~ck
Firh race s,ecple,hste tVo and hhn mils'
-ZoliSooa iss. simondalc. is; oCoaoor. lsb
Eihart iG; Sir CiegeS. i2S
Sixth race. fv. furiongS-Reyhourn. lio. Ae
,-opdrt iS5. Culy~rf is.. EadbRld. lSs. willing
lss. Lord I>Ehton. ig-. NcseEay. lD: Focs
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or send IN YOUR set. whether Won submi:
an Answer Book set or set of single
pictures and coupons, YOU MUST wrap
lp the set. and paste or the outside the
address blank which VIII appear next
week. starting SUNDAY.
II yog mail vour set be sure u carries
sufficient poiage. III it does not u
WILL BE RETURNED To YOU by
the postoffiec. Your set requires let
ter postage Have u weighed before
mailing il.
Tomorrow il your last chance 20 get
Answer Books. pictures or catalogues.
Decide aow whether or not Won want al
Answer Book. Decide TODAY. and act
TODAY
Watch the paper for news about the
checking and sending In Of the sets.
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DEN BOOSTERS
TO WELCOME CLUB

=. June 26.-With the directors
psden Baseball &; Athletic asso-
ack OF the movement. arrange
" oeine made FOR a booster base
u celebration OF the Homecoming
vsaen club from It's present north
Toe boosters are 10 be dcsig-
y buttons or badges.
III Angus Kennedy announces
rHht7 new player viii Join the
ean al Great Falls next Sunday
Sntyes that the team Will show
.atilonsl strength when II re-
vSden after the series In Salt
''nt week.
% home fans backing the club
! manner, the officers Of the as
me' certain that the knights
-ohae their upward climb.
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o. r. FoNo's WONDERFUL CHINESE
HERBS FROM THE FAB East. FOB
TIE SICK AND SUFFERING OF

Disease need no longer strike terror 10
the hearts OF those upon whom It's blight
ing touch has fallen. for the healing
power OF the wonderful u. R. FonG rem
edies which is such that even those given
up as incurable have been restored 10
health and happiness. This marvellous
Herbalist's methods OF treatment which
he employs have stood the test OF CEN
turtles and have enabled him 10 restore 10
health hundreds OF sufferers who had
lost all hope Of regaining their full
strength and vigor.
THE FOLLOWING DISEASES YIELD
READILY TO .. 2. FONo'S LIFE
GIVING HERE'S;
Paralysis spinal trouble. hts, epilepsy
poor circula tion, skin disease. weak or
sore eyes, typhoid fever and all levers
spermentorrhoea. dyspepsia. hsmorTha Ses
sore throat pneumonia, la grippe, tape
worm, weak back. hay fever, dropsy.
rupture. mercurial poisoning. heartburn
Inflammation OF the bowels, salt rheum.
scald head. carbuncles. boils. felons. APP
pendicltls also nstuln. cancus and tubcr-
culosls. X taken In iirst and second
He has cured with his Celebrated Herbs
where others failed. Go 20 this wonder
ful man today FOR free confidential con-
sultntion by presenting this notice
Out of. town patients cured at nome
Address D. r. Fora for particulars
All mall gIven his personal attention.
Address lis S. Main. Salt lake
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l&ANDE CLERKS
~ PLAY AT TOOELE

!" oFende clerks baseball team
Ms Iooels nine next Saturday
~ looele. On the Fourth Of
49, se'M VIII play the Park city
n falls. Ida. team. Manager
e. not accepted either cbal-
IN. cuI guI VIII decide early next
-, slsrss have made a good rec
~ on seven out OF nine games.
No me Magma and Mldvale
- r,is. opening OF the sea son.
4. uhey says that he Is after
|.,s Winplonship and that the Re
F1 !, ssna and Midvale will have
- eke II away from his club.
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Results ON Turf:
w eights, Riders
and Entries
Occur d'Alene Entries.

q! International News Service.
First race. five fuTlonEs-Lyto knight The
shrimp Dahlgrer. Oawald B.. RoyeTstcir. III;
Anna Schneider. Anna VI PhAon, Free. l05
Dromi. lo6 Mario Gore. ioi.
Second race six turlonEs-MnRsono. loa. Ora
torlan. Leo IL, Dublin Minstrel. Mike Donln.
Ios: Gcrd. loI: Joe Bughor. es.
Third race. royon furonEs-Tailov Dip. IA
Florence Kripp li2 Tocy Koch. ioi. Sal Pearl.
Lady Mint Gala, Friezc. Jos,
Fourth race. five and a halt furloogs-vellc
Forty, Holabird. Blue Beard. Follano. l0T: Dr.
Mac'aS lo5; Far Cathoy ini: Josie Leo. 100;
Lady Pcpdcr %
F1fth rnr. six iurlongs-aark Kennedy. li5
Phil Connor. Mural, Eddie Mou. oscuro. los
Fc-uy Henderson. 100.
Sixth race. seven tlrloDgs-Golf Rail. 49,
David Warfield Fastoso. Blondv. ili. Prince
Conrad. Fire. lo7. Rose~arth. ic5.
Weather clear: track good.
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|HITE SOX REACH
|1HIRD PLACE MICH

r,ao Ju,e ,s.-Chicago played an
~, todsy and. after using
..%,r defeated Cleveland. Z TO
a., into third place In the pen
~ Walsh started 10 pitch for
,n5 was touched for five hits.
-I,5u5,d Turner'S triple and la,
kSSs These. with an error and
- r.rsi fve runs. Walsh was
4; AZ Benz. who allowed only two
shnrsd weakness In the ninth,
rpI was sent 10 the rescue.
k,,h M veau Gregg in punches.
10 his. coupled with the loose
4 ,rahled Chicago TO win. Iajoie
m day. making three errors.
rrr costly. Schalk was easily
4, d the day. his batting, feldinG
being remarkable.
i rfyyrLlND. CHICAGO.
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AN HONORABLE CALLING

D. r Fong says: There Is no calling
more honorable, worthy or more beauti-
ful than the practice OF medicine. when
taken up with the honest intention of
curing the sick and doing good 70 all
mankind. Neither is there a calling
that Is more 6ishonora ole when followed
only for the sake OF money alone.
FOR TWENTY YEARS .. p. FoNG
HAS BEEN ENGAGED IN TIE
GRAND AND NOBLE WORK OF DIS.
PENSlNG CHINESE HERBS AND
REMEDIES TO ALLEVIATE SUFFER
ING Humanity.
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NOVEL EXPERIENCE.
Heated Rock ExpIodes, Causing Painful
Injuries to William Heran.

Injuries TO William Neran.
PARK CITY. June 2s-WillIam Heran
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. 5. Heran OF this
city. had an unpleasant experience yes
terday while out with a fishing party on
the Provo river. A rock on which the
young man was cooking exploded and he
was struck in the face with frying pan
which he was heating in which 10 fry
fish.
know what had happened for moment,
as he was terribly stunned by the Sc
we're blow on the bridge OF the nose
After he regained his senses he inVesti-
gated the rocks, and the one was as
completely splintered as in the case OF
a dynamite explosion.
The outing was cut short and the boys
returned home: where Heran had his
wounded face dressed. He feels very
much elated 10 think that he escaped
so luckily.
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NrW N0RE
.Batted for NoyeS In the ninth.
tBAtted for Mathewson In the sixth.

Score by Innings .
Bosto, .....,.........o -
New York ..............o o -
Summary: Errors-Nyer. Smith, WhAlins
Brown First base on orror-Ncv York, :. Two
base hi,-smith. Three.base hi.,-Merkie. Con-
nelly Home run-Doyle. Sacrifice nr-Noyos
stolop bascs-Murray, Meyers, Cooper. Left OF
bascs-New York. }: Boston. Double pihy.-
Mnthcwson Fletcher. HersoK md Doyle: Nc
Donald and Myers. Bases on bnls-off Crhpdnl
.. off Hess q of Noyoy. !. Struck out-By
Mathcwson q by Cruudal, 9: BY NoJes Hts
-O,, Hrss y, in four and one-thrd tunnEs. OF
Nores ? In three and two-thirds innings: of
Na,hewson In six innings; of crandall; In
three innings Time OF gsme-l hour 90 minutes
umpircs-Elcm and Orth.
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
CASTLE VALLEY COAL
COMPANY.

To the stockholders:
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the Castle Valley Coal Com
pany will be held ar the office OF the
company in the court house block az
Evanston. Uinta county. Wyoming, on
Monday. July TN. 1913. az ten O'Clock n
M for the election OF officers for the en-
suing year and 10 receive and take ac-
ton upon the reports Of the officers and
board of directors. and for the tranSac-
tlon OF such other business as might
legally come before the meeting.
Dated az salt Lake City. Utah. this
sth day OF June. 1913.
@. f. FORESTER
Secretary.
c72i1
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nuTT.InrLpEIA

4 = Filsoa n % NIHV''
! y $50 100 % . ! 2
~ '''' D70 10
~ ir,,,,-,y--Mepriie. HonrT. Moeiier-
~ T,r.A YcInriE. Morgan. Mo%iler.
j ~ u,,,-ot. Brown. 8 In tNo and
r-n oN Bereer. IN 'ir and ono.
j - Groom. II is seven innings;
- :, spe Inning. Sacrifice hit
..sa-, nles-Blrfy, colllus. stolen
y.-V,s Alnsmi,h l5l. Double
r,,rv 20 NcInn,s Let on bases
~ es,,.sslpAla. I. Bsass on balls
~ wilson. :: or Brown. :.
..--,sS,-Phn,isiphia. = :. Struck or,
~ srosa. Z; b. Bender, , Wild
-,rs o. ssmo--i hour IS minutes
4 r<vry tae Connolly.
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Gardner. 12I First ave; stephen H
Lynch i67 d street.
Fifth Municipal wards. r. Wester-
field a76 e End South; Charles Arnup.
220 South sth East; Arthur Parsons, $50
So. 10th East.
Tho polls viii remain open during the
time from seven O'Clock In the morning
until seven o'clock in the evening.
THE BOARD or EDUCATION, SALT
LAKE CITY.
BY J. T Hammond. President.
l.. +. Judd. Clerk. c2li3
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

ConsoIIdateo wagon O MdcHIHt Nu"'P''3'
Quarterly dividends OF . per cent each
wali be paid on July I. October ] and De-
csmher u. 1918, 10 stockholders OF rec
ord June 81. September % and Decem-
ber % 1918 Transfer books close p.
m June - reopen s a. n. July :. 1913,
close / n m September p. reopen Oc.
toSer ? 1918. close ! p. N. December %.
reopen January 2 1914
GRANT HAMPTON.
Secretary aad Treasurer,
c4249
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Condition Improved.

PARK CITY. June 26.-News from the
local hospital lis TO the effect that George
Sproulle the man who was injured at
the Daly-Judge mine. Is resting easier
today, but that one OF his eyes cannot
be saved He is badly bruised about the
body, but his injuries arc not internal
a. was at irst feared by the local physi-
clans
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Grading for Hotel.

PARK CITY. June 26.-The work Of
grading for the new Park City hotel IS
going on at a rapid rate. and the work
OF building will be begun just as soon as
the grading is completed, which VIII be
about the middle OF next week.
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cock. Thelna J.. Supreme and Perpetual also
ran
Seventh race. mile and 4 sixteenth. on turt
John RehEdon los (Buxtool. TO J. Won. Psrd-
! ner. ios tOerondcl 20 J. second: The Rump
\ 100 (Coanollyj, 20 J. third Tine. l:is l-5 In
spector Legtrade. superStitution. Backfogd. FL
Nah. Hoftmnn ana ToNton Eleld also ran.
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NOTICE.

To Whom II May Concern:
Notice IS hereby given that the co-part-
nership composed OF Suffern & Son. a
corporation OF New York. and Charles A.
Sccor. was dissolved on the 18th day OF
June. 1919. By mutual agreement. The
business will hereafter bs conducted in
the name OF Charles \. Secor who VIII
collect all outsta udiuc accounts due said
pa rtnersh!p and pay ar bills owing by IL.
SCFTERN e. SON.
A Corporation
CHARLES A SECOR.
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ms BEAT TIGERS
I1FE FOURTEENTH
vrom Preceding Pageo

uil,a. Thres-oase
<.-S,se. Nga,.%or Nullin. "a IA 81.
- r.ss %il,oa /, 10 ono innins.
s;as,i.s s;asi y s,srttioe s,.nnr ,lls,-NSInl,,' sbspts
80 . or 1.,,si55 !. MeiH9''' b'n n.s., 90
2. fa;i q ess,,is.lpsI.. Ms.ilS; 1 o" His nsSsl S7
= XII, srT ;1s TissF T'i's' = By ~ uaIiiS' GHfs'
A ercf oal ,. rsne-s hours II min
r. o,s.oliy snd AedresVi
f-.ru .~-oSD GAME.
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BRING the members Of your social
cb,h IA Majestic pavilion tonight.
(Advrrtisemeat)
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prsxnAhan. Tinker. Donse', DE"u
-- =. 10. hi,-Zimmerrnau Sacrifice hf-Hoo'
W., Sacrifice fr-s.ier stolen hAseS.esteS
t, ul1,. poSrc Left on esses-ChcaEo. 7; Gin
IinkrI, ner-,,x, b.ss on sails-ON CheneT. 4;
e,nnat, en- nr,,p Hit ~ p!,cher-py Cheney oorohl
e.r,sr out-By Cheney. ?; hr Brown, vic
et,Ns.,- -cneney J Time Of game hour %
p,a".sz pi,." uuplrcs-Ercnnau and Eason
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PHIL[|ES ARE GIVEN
SHOVE DOWN CHUTE
Continued From Preceding Pagel

tr-hen1riH Stolen bsssI-ButIsr c,rey LEI,
on sst.s-s. Lorii 8; Piusburg. 5. Fist hasa
on haIi-Of shllee. 2. off Hontr,r 2 s,ruey
ont-By sallee. .; by Hendrix : Time OF game
- nouF' minutes. uIn7irss-o'DAy ana Er.s-
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Inst ,ecejved beautiful line OF WI
.ou and Administer carpet size rugs,
e NJ I. carpet department
" fAdvertisemert)
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\ X csriith IN the ninth
II e,rrlsrhtm In the ninth.
EhY. GrosI II the ninth.
N i.,lnrI-
J D o 5 o -
NJ, sro1-Tgrnor. tsjo!s tS. GrAney.
ca. Tvo-t,t. hius-Msttick, Lljoio.
= st-Iwner. schnlk. Hits-on Walsh.
y brisn. OF, Benz. In fivo innings
y b re niu,h,. off Russell. mono In one
ani1cs hl,,-Llebold Benz. stolen
- D,i cn ens-Cievoland. 4: Chi
ffT tlst On balis--on Walsh. ]: of
y q Bar J Struck out-By V Gresg.
~ T!ns Of game: hours. Unp!Tcs
|'i- int hlldebranG
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Summary: E-ors-smith. Mcdonald. Meyers
ta). First base on crror-Ncw York. 1. Two
base hit-BurDs. Three base hts-Nnranvillo.
Connolly t2. Sacrifice hit-Titus. Left on haseS
New York. 4; Boston. .. Bases on balloon
FTomme. 3: OF TYLER, !: off James. ]. Struck
out-By Fromme. /; by Cr,ndsll /: by james
g. by Mathewson /. HIT By pitchc--By Tyler
(snoagrass). Wild pi.ches-Trler, 2. Eits-on
Frommo. In four innings tnone out in the
nithl; OF C-sndslI IN three innings; OF
MsthevSon. none IN Two innings: Off Tyler. In
six and oue-third innings; OF James, ! in one
and tvo-,hirdS lDninGa Time of game hourr
20 minutes. Umpircs-ouiSlcv and orth.
SECOND GAME,
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Bring the members of your. social
Lob 80 Mn iestic pavilion tonight.
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TOWN OF BINGHAM CANYON.
SALT LAKE COUNTY. STATE OF
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IA r, roo LuN. c. n. o.
La Chinese herbaIIst and foun-
Mo Trss Herb Institute, Dem
anes. siment curing the sick
street aIt Lake branch, 1rS
store 'pstalrs over Hlrsch.
4 hapaclntn, none Wasatch $3.50.
LILY, oa'S at Hotel Utah.
0. =, 70 p- M; Sunday,
4. "'' evening, to s
f.,.aaprt,iou eatatrh. asthma. lung.
~ ana S -, stomach, female ~ ,gnnsis
-, nsay ~, diseases. nsrvcus deblllty
10 l,silS, sn,r ehFon!c diseases hav.
~ q, o. fhs and happiness without
sh. Nnite. by tie Tee Foo
l1,iit%S,.i ~ %. Yo. Foo Lun. c. n D,
1us Q. Main. upatsirs, hJ
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BOSTON NEW YORK.
CFirst gamel
Score by innings

tBattcd for Crandall In the NTH.
tran for RYAN In the seventh.
.Ran for Crabb In the fifth
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.p,t1.t for Cheney IN the ninth
rates nu-; hit ~ bst,>d bali In the 'ouFth'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-27
Gin 6 6rli der.

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-27
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gierteliiunne. Gas gseB bdngt an
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merter 8alaen ousiieht: es Ut EN-
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fleinen siid1en mclter rid)t gerahrlld,
meroen fam, es fam nlr Die rIeltaeH
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gen bic beioen Slider ouf Der Saner,
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